KiinLe
Knperl
Uuily
New.
-
Tuesday,
March
11,
1952
'
nljawmiiK
fiiouiias
converted
IJitii
deep
lakes
posed
another
question.
By
the
use
of
'thread-marking'
-
'V.
i&ed
bathy-thermographs.
The
.
felt
that
the
fishery
was
weli
small
fry,
much
was
being
learn-
Conservation
Should
Be
FdfloWed
by
Use
:
Co-op
Hears
About
I'rorcss
of
Scientific
Research
on
Salmon,
Herring
Oroundfish,
Tuna,
Crabs
1
1
.
i
"
ed
about
the
effect
of
predators
u
s-
Navy
had
first
priority
on
!
protected.
These
shellfish
wi!i
which
prey
on
the
downstrt
ni
those
instruments.
not
live
in
captivity,
thus
mak-
niigralion.
Another
project
under
,"
As
crabs
are
increasing
in
im-
inS
observation
of
ths
full
lire
study
is
that
of
'correlations'
in
'
portance
they
are
still
under
ob-
i
cycle
and
breeding
activity
in
which
scientists
attempt
to
re-
servation,
and
it
is
now
possible
j
particular,
difficult
to
observe,
late
salmon
production
with
to
make
population
estimates.
!
in
th3
case
of
otner
varieties
"It's
T10U.se
Saving'
if
yOU
re
llOt
going
tO
Use,"
j
such
factors
as
meteorological
j
Waters
off
the
east
coast
of
j
knowledje
Is
beins
accu;;;u.atei.
;
h
declav
Ct!
1
ni.
Dr.
JOhn
Krt
tfi,rt
Halt,
OirtCtOl
Hlffftnr
Ot
nf
thf.
the
i
V-u-ifin
aCltlC
Pin
1-10-;
'
ccnamons,
water
levels
m
wm-iuranam
1
lsiana
contain
approx-
:
slowly.
:A
ft
tor,
and
water
runoffs.
Combined
imately.
3,000.000
crabs,
north!
nr
Ho,t
r,-enfitlo-
'n
nan-
i't
loc-ical
Station
at
Nanaimo,
Who
Mas
guest
speaker;
with
the
"key
stream"
program
;
coast
of
the
same
Island
1.000.-
j
.,nMri:5
!a"nPU3j
war'
vopre-
ti.L
ft'n
rn
Krunipc
irtftnn
nmare
inn
ann
nnnpn
arnnr
fn
I
'I
.
at
the
annual
meeting
of
the
i'rince
nuneil
r
isher-!,-,,,,,.
,
.
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.
,
.'dated
by
u-.e
mating
and
a
a.
i
-s
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.;.
v
,
,
y!
men's
Co-operative
Association
at
the
end
of
th,:
casting
of
fish
xuns
should
be
female
crab
never
reaches
the
.
question
period
w:u
ToUo-.ved
by
,
-
t
possible.
'
legal
catch
size
limit,
Dr.
Hart
a
hearty
vote
of
thsnfa,.
..
...
',ilr,in.
auction
;
Regarainf;
the
iorr;ns
fishery
Interpreting
the
definition
of
!
Dr.
Hart
said
that
investigations
conservation
as
"wise
use,
Dr.
His
station
also
attempted
to
were
continuina.
with
the
col-
tj.,
.Irfl
tin
fr,rr
rr.-.mVers
fifTllrn
rwivrr.n
1
a
rrr.c
rif
iriir
Hounl-i
...
-
.
'
a
si
-i
.
iiaii
vi.e
v,w-.
--d
v.ott
,
ipp,
on
of
.ntrh
Stat
st
rs
nnrt
J
that
his
station's
policy
was
to
opment,
water
flows,
and
to
plan
;
the
eXamlnation
of
fishermen's
1
USED
CARS
FOR
SALE
I
:!;
The
Co-op
fishermen
devoted
spawning
bed
gravel
compacted
increasing.
xhis
j
helped
oy
almost
an
entire
afternoon
ses-
jyy
logging
tractors
and
other
Btudles
of
n
ma,'talitVi
ml.
g
y
5
i
,
1...
'
sion
listening
w
me
vam
uy
xi.acwirs
u.
wncie
waver
can
u
:
gi-atiohs
and
sampling,
to
de-
dart.
r.8ti
uuw
"-'
,
termine
age
and
size.
jjC-.
1913
1940
Austin
Austin
Panel
Panel
i
'
'
On
invitation
of
the
Board
of
is
also
being
tackled,
along
with
.91
J
Directors,
he
described
the
work
the
idea
of
using
special
mobile
of
his
Department
to
a
large
creek
seines
for
counting
travel.-iathwiiig.
Mrs
fih.
Introduced
bv
Manager
K.
F.
ft
1941
International
:li-ton
Panel
191Z
Ford
Panel
1911
"Ford
Sedan
1947
Austin
8
Sedan
1341
Morris
8
Sedan
1942
Ford
Sedan
1912
Thames
(Ford)
Panel
1
t
--
f
77,7
j
An
interesting
result
of
this
was
the
discovery
that
the
unexpected
Gasboal
Pass
.
run
this
season
was
the
result
ot
a
school
of
herring
refusing
to
die
at
the
end
of
its
normal
life
span.
The
bottom
fish
offer
an
interesting
challenge
to
science,
said
the
speaker.
Statistics
are
more
important
and
more
difficult
to
obtain.
The
growing
Tfc
1937
ln
Tprmn
Terraplane
nn
Sedan
senan
n
.is
mm
K
.
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h
;
"if,
'
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,
.
I
V
i'-
1
Harding
himself
a
member
of
the
Fisheries
Board
of
Canada
the
speaker
was
described
S3
the
senior
biological
research
scientist
on
the
Pacific
coast.
,
Of
the
seven
stations
in
Canada
Nanaimo
receives
one
quar-tci
ol
all
appropriations,
he
dis-
j
closed.
-
.
14.
i
Some
surprising
results
have
been
obtained.
For
instance
tagging
and
counting
showed
that
more
fish
went
to
Lakelse
than
to
Babine.
It
had
also
shown
that
the
proportion
of
West
Coast
spring
tags
returned
from
L'nited
Stale
rivers
has
decreased
from
80
to
20
(luring
ths
last
20
.years.
This
is
possibly
due
to
the
dams
built
oi:
the
Columbia.
.
,
;
market
for
these
fish
built
up
by
modern
package
methods
of
merchandising
makes
this
typo
Superior
Auto
Service
of
fish
Important.
fOME
GRIMACE
by
Andy
Marshall
in
h
r
tcufhest.
fight
of
the
Golden
Gloves
tourna-
Li
mired
Investigations
continue
on
Owing
to
its
importance
to
B.C.
salmon
investigations
at
present
take
up
about
half
the
appropriations.
Because
oi
i.ie
vulnerability
of
herring
at
spawning
time
that
species
is
next
in
importance.
Other'
tasks
include
that
of
wws
his
distaste
or
Komeo
urunn
s
rig
it
.ianrt.
Marshall
came
back
to
put
Brunn
:
the
third
r
und
to
win
lhe
light-hca
.'
ciown
of
D
C,
"Phone
Green
217
Third
Avenue
West
Dr.
Hart
felt
that
fish
ladders
I
tuna.
Dr.
Hart
explained
they
are
not
the
complete
solution
!
were
hampered
somewhat
by
not
of
the
dam
problem.
Shallo
n
'
being
able
to
obtain
the
prom-
I
.
-
i
HEALTHY
DIET
rt
5
MONTREAL
(CP)
Canadian
increasing
knowledge
of
ground
!
;
should
eat
more
fish,
not
only
fishing,
j
Cjcivclcnl
eninq
t
!
during
Lent
but
all
year
round,1
As
tl?
life
cycle
of
salmon
-as
Civic
Health
Director
Di.
leads
it
'
'through
the
salt
water
'
Adelard
Groulx.
He
noted
that
channels
and
fresh
water
sys-i
fish
"is
as
nutritive
as
meat
in
terns.
It
is
particularly
suscept-
t
penernl
nnH
moheriver
t
pn;ipf
ihlia
tn
Knth
fftjVilno-
anrt
stiirlv
V
"
I
WILL
IT
COST
Un-
afraid
oi
frost
and
like
to
make
to
and
"
maUicatc
cllaest
To
a
certain
extent
this
also
i
fi.::.!;.
picture
taking
their
b.'st
growth
in
cool
weather.
applies
to
the
herring.
new
vegetables
at
leat
two
Most
important
of
the
investl-vu'eks
ahead
of
usual
in
this
'
gational
mediums
.
is
the
fish
I',
any
other
outdoor
Sweet
peas
are
in
this
group,
and
t
i
,
the
cost
of
g.trdf
ning
grass
seed
and
nursery
stock.
The
!
Oil.'
fan
do
wonders
latter
Is
the
trade
name
fur
j
j.
a
(di!.,
worth
of
seed,
1
young
vines,
shrubs
and
trees,
4j;.r.d
n
r.;!ie
Fur
ali
the
ready
lor
transplanting.
Ota
can
j
m!ti:mat;tm
in'ci-Mmy
haidiy
pl.ii.t
tl.cac
tiling.;
too
f..ii:s
r,n
tiie
seed
packet
st.on.
way.
Another
trick
is
to
sow
j
fence.
Dr.
Hart
said.
It
was
the
some
seed
of
each
packet
a
week
fence
system
that
detected
the
cr
two
before
the
normal
time
Babine
River
slide.
Fences
enable
and
then
protect
the
young
seed-
j
scientists
to
study
and
count
sal-liii!'.
;
with
naner
cans,
narres
of
I
mon
eoine
ud
to
snawn
and
the
n
ft:c
si
cl
calaloi'ue
will
':yse
taicct
ions
tell'the
.U;tn
to
plant
and
how
One
of
the
easiest
shortcuts
'
pjass
or
upturned
flower
pots
j
fry
returning
to
the
sea.
Dr.
b-;;h
wuh
llo'vers
and
vegetables
ul,ut
the
weather
really
turns
Hart
invited
suggestions
for
bet-i-
tc
u
e
.started
plants
as
ties-
w,U;n
some
people
start
a
hill
ter
methods
of
doing
this
than
cr.bi'c1
earlier.
Th.se
can
go
out-
l0f
melons,
squash
or
such
things
by
fences,
as
he
felt
that
it
was
side
almost
as
so.m
us
it
is
safe
a
borry
hnx
indoors,
then
plant
a
cumbersome
way
of
studying
t'
sow
seeds.
If
handled
care-
hux
and
nil
nutiide
without
dis-
tho
r9l
nnH
Ei.n.
nf
V,
how
far;
v,ii:
(trow
the
f
lus
flatitfd
so
he
can
::ii'iu:.
mom.
..;.'
th.se
are
mhunum
f
and
lor
just
a
tiny
I.
T.'v
fully
one
can
have
flowers
and
turbing
roots.
STEaM'cR
Prince
George
fxtrus'kke
a
cultiVii-aj.U
a
Utile
more
j'
.
:!,
m
.Hi,
:md
plants
':
itit.'
.;its..iaftiiin
and
(B
'
l':iv
txira
and
cU-;f.
Tir.jiion
tiio,
there
are
buoks
and
?e.,Kl(!:in
i:
built
tins
available.
(
rt':.lly
ambit
ions,
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Ws,
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ai-vpcsal,
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uf
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shrubs
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ta,'s.
There
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i
-VIA-
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rock
gardening,
borders,
rose
Hardens
f.pols.
There
are
also
rist'Ls
for
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spray.np.
clipping,
leaf
I
ar.rt
Mich
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lor
tlie
J"-'.
is
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on
the
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or
or
greenhouses,
fhvse
wly
in
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and
by
;hpy
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r
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