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Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Saturday,
May
19,
1951
TOO
Ay
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9:00
Area
2A
Willapa
Harbor,
Washington,
to
Cape
Spencer.
Alaska,
excluding
Areas
2B
and
2C
,
Area
2B
Off
the
east
coast
of
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aunaoy
m.amqnr
Monday
and
T....J
NO
MONDAY
iWATINK.E-SHOWS
rl
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ti
'
WATERFRONT
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WHIFFS
-
'-a.
j
.
She
s
Smart!
go
at
once
but
his
15-man
crew
boo-ed
the
suggestion
good-naturedly.
It
was
decided
that
refreshments
were
first
In
order.
As
there
was
no
way
lot
the
W13
crew
to
get
ashore-
the
jetty
hovered
some
30
feet
above
them
a
bucketful
of
money
was
passed
up
to
an
assistant
on
the
dock
who
reappeared
some
minutes
later
with
the
required
refreshments.
The
W13
has
been
"based
at
Ketchikan
since
March,
where
she
finally
landed
after
a
continuous
trip
from
Cleveland,
Ohio.
oftfrican
X.ri
She
s
Thrifty!
She's
A
Good
Dresser!
Moresby
Island.
Area
2C
Off
the
west
coast
of
Dall
and
other
Islands
between
Cape
Addington
and
Dixon
Entrance.
Area
3-Between
Cape
Spencer
and
a
line
running
true
west
from
Sarichef
to
Unimak
Island
Area
4
Bering
Sea
north
ol
the
Cape
Sarlchof
line.
Up
to
and
Including
yesterday
halibut
landings
at
Prince
Rupert
for
the
season
to
dat
totalled
7.429,000
pounds
compared
with
5.482,800
pounds
at
a
corresponding
date
last
year
and
4,739,000
pounds
in
1949.
The
total
landing
figure
for
this
year
Includes
5.300.000
pounds
landed
by
Canadian
boats
from
Area.
No.
2
247,000
pounds
by
Canadian
vessels
from
Area
No.
3
and
1.882
000
pounds
by
American
vessels
from
Areas
No.
LUO!
The
shrrtest
-.alibut
fishing
reason
on
record
for
Area
No.
2
A
and
IB.
which
Includes
waters
betwrvn
Cape
Blanco,
Oregon,
and
Cape
Spencer,
Alaska,
will
come
to
a
close
at
midnight
May
28,
a
week
from
next
Monday,
which
has
been
set
as
the
deadline
for
the
closure
by
th
Inter-nalknal
Fisheries
Commission.
The
season
for
this
area
ts
three
Canadian
Navy
and
U.S.
Coastguard
in
Rescue
First
Phase
of
Halibut
Season
Nears
End
On
her
way
from
Kodiak
to
Seattle,
the
American
halihutter
Cape
Spencer
suddenly
stopped
about
380
miles
due
west
of
Prince
Rupert.
After
several
attempts
to
get
her
motors
functioning
again,
Capt.
Egil
Hanson
was
informed
from
the
engineroom
that
it
was
useless.
The
timing
gear
was
stripped,
he
was
,,',
gilded
u,e
hise
C;vpe
Spcnc
r
,
Hundred
;
of
miles
from
no-
towards
the
shore.
The
United
where,
the
Cape
Spencer
drift-
state
Coastguard
at
Ketchikan
ed.
by
radiophone,
Capt.
Hanson
had
been
contacted
and
a
patr.,l
tried
to
contact
other
vessels
cutter
had
been
despatched
im-but
he
got
no
answer.
He
was
mediately.
thinking
about
the
80,000
pounds
prom
out
of
tne
early
morning
of
valuable
cargo
on
which
his
mist
us
coastguard
W13
hove
crew
of
ten
men
depended
forilJlto
signt
and
,t
was
onl
a
a
living.
The
halibut
was
wed-
malter
of
minutM
before
the
iced
and
in
good
condition
but
cedarwood
was
on
her
way
how
long
would
it
stay
that
again
and
the
Cape
Spenceri
M
fjll'lSSlf
I
m
m
mm
t
k
lonier;
2
and
3.
Prices
on
the
Prince
Rupert
If
you
have
a
good
credit
background
and
regular
family
inconv.,
then,
Wallace's
Budget
Plan
Is
a
"natural
way
to
buy.
There
art
noservice
charges.
days
shorter
than
In
1950
when
June
1
was
the
closing
date.
The
Commission
says
that
the
limit
of
25
500.000
pounds
for
Area
2A
is
expected
to
be
reached
by
the
deadline.
Area
IB
closes
automatically
with
2A.
Fishing
started
on
May
1.
Explaining
the
shortness
of
the
season.
Com
At
WALLACE'S
Jfyf'
DEPT.
STORE
&fyr
way:
now
long
ueiore
lie'P
,
tow
of
her
new
rescuer,
proceed-:
would
come?
j
ed
t0
prinCe
Rupert,
where
she1
TTlrrhr.
"hour's
later
therp
WIS
arrival
ol
A.
r
m
vnitnpHov
I
Exchange
showed
somewhat
of
a
stiffening
when
they
went
up
to
18c,
15c
and
13c
yesterday
but
this
does
not
look
so
good
against
the
23c,
21c
and
20c
which
were
being
averaged
this
time
last
year.
Frank
Waterhouse
freighter,
SS
Chllliwack,
Capt.
O.
Pengel-ley,
arrived
in
Prince
Rupert
at
6
a.m.
this
Wednesday
with
190
tons
of
general
cargo
for
this
port;
50
tons
of
aluminum
sulphate
and
100
tons
of
cement
for
Columbia
Cellulose
Company
at
Watson
Island,
and
300
tons
of
cement
for
Albert
&
McCaffery
Ltd.
mission
spokesmen
explain
that
the
fishing
fleet
was
larger
this
year
and
fishing
was
good.
Fishing
in
Areas
No.
3
and
4
will
continue
until
later
when
their
quota
has
been
exhausted.
In
Areas
2B
and
2C,
newly
designated
this
sighted,
just
before
sundown,
;
nearly
30
hours
later.
the
form
of
a
ship
on
the
hori-
j
At
prince
Rupert
dry
dock
it
zon.
It
drew
nearer
and
the
crew,
was
nnv
a
three-hnnr
tnh
tn
ov
f
j
in
als
saw
the
ensign
flying
at
thejtne
Cape
Spencer
under
way!
p
Tk
titt
but
Tfia
laMn
Wanted-Public
Health
Nurse
Prince
Rupert
and
District
Health
Unit
is
still
on
the
lookout
for
public
health
nurse
for
the
Terrace
area
following
the
recent
resignation
of
Miss
E.
Edwards
to
be
married.
Pending
an
appointment,
Miss
Freda
Hilton
PHN,
senior
nurse
here,
Is
giving
Terrace
ten
days
a
month
attention.
The
United
Board
cf
Health,
at
Its
meeting
this
weik.
decided
to
seek
the
assistance
of
Hon.
E.
T.
Kenney.
minister
of
lands
and
forests
and
MLA
for
Skeena,
in
the
quest
for
a
nurse.
siern
oi
me
approacimig
ves-
agajn
and
headed
onward
to
sel.
It
was
a
Canadian
Navy
Seattle
with
her
cargo
of
north-ship.
Capt.
Hanson
made
con-ern
halibut.
It
was
the
lira
tact
by
radiophone
and
it
was
time
for
severai
of
tne
crew
to
not
long
before
HMCS
Cedar-
land
here
others
had
been
here
wood
drew
alongside
and
ths,eignt
and
i0
years
ago.
crippled
halibutter
was
under
Meanwnilei
tne
rescup
i
had
tied
up
alongside
a
barge
For
16
hour
the
Canadian
at
tne
dry
dock
jetty.
Capt.
Navy
weathership
coached
and
Lieut.
R.
Shane
said
they
must
year,
mere
will
be
a
special
open
season
for
the
first
time
between
July
26
and
August
4.
A
definition
of
the
various
areas
might
be
Interesting:
Area
1A
south
of
Cape
Blanco,
Oregon.
Area
IB
Cape
Blanco,
Oregon,
to
Willapa
Harbor,
Washington.
At
Stewart
the
SS
Chilliwack
-6
Ward
BL'TMIJ
n
will
load
Silbak-Premler
ore
and
on
her
return
will
stop
to
load
piling
at
Prince
Rupert.
Then
,
.
she
will
proceed
to
the
West
Coast
of
Vancouver
Island
to
TODAY
2
P.M.
7
P.M.
9
take
on
a
load
of
fish
meal.
'
SS
Alaska
Prince,
B
C.
Steamships
Ltd.,
arrived
last
Tuesday
morning
with
cannery
machinery
for
Canadian
Fish
Co.
Ltd.,
and
100
tons
of
general
cargo
for
Prince
Rupert.
The
Alaska
Prince
also
serviced
the
canneries
along
The
Command
Performance
Picture
$
0
the
hi
TlMudhrk
jfk
J
DONT
I
1
1
Mlss
O
THIS
the
Skeena
River
and
Port
Edward
unloading
machinery
and
equipment.
OH
products
were
unloaded
at
the
B.A.
dock.
At
Alice
Arm
Alaska
Prince
will
take
on
200
tons
of
Torbolt
ore
before
returning
south.
Two
more
freighters
are
leaving
Vancouver
this
week-end
laden
full
with
cargo
for
Prince
2a
The
story
of
the
kid
who
wanted
to
sit
on
a
Queen's
Throne!
ALSO
MONKEYS
AKE
THE
CRAZIEST
PKON.K
Rupert.
The
Island
King.
Capt.
Bert
Gough,
left
the
southern
port
at
noon
yesterday.
The
Yukon
Princess,
Capt.
John
Campbell,
Is
leaving
there
day
night.
Both
vessels
are
due
m
C
ATS
SIKU
I.I)
SING
Mon.
to
Wed.
7-9
p.m.
Mon.
to
Wed.
7-0
pin.
here
Wednesday.
Joi,n
W.
Atkin.juu,
vice-president
and
general
manager
of
Kaiser
-
Frascr
Corporation
of
'Canada,
and
Mrs.
Atkinson
alsg
ere
making
thvj
round
trip
this
week
on
the
Princess
Louise.
Thirty-five
other
tourists
are
FRASER
HOUSE
Wc
shall
not
be
responsible
for
articles
le''
storoae
or
dcoosit
after
30
dovs
from
this
d
nJoylng
the
Inside
passane
j
May
14,
1951.
MR.
AND
MRS.
HK
cruise
on
the
Louise
this
trip.
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Bpalrd
tendir
wilt
be
received
by
the
District
Forester.
Prince
Rupert.
B.C.,
not
later
than
noon
on
the
1st
day
of
June.
IBS1.
for
the
purchase
of
Licence
X:ll2i
Gttusted
on
Pitt
lxland.
to
cut
3HO.0O0
fent
of
Hem-
Ladies
and
Gentle
'"t
Spruce.
Balsam
and
Cedur
Baw-loga.
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(21
yn..a
will
be
allowed
for
removal
of
timUer.
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Forester.
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bv
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Rupert
oudicnecs
bo
the
arcatcst
show
ever
to
hit
the
old
to
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MORTON1
THE
He's
Atpazing!
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Admissions
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TONIGHT
at
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Place
to
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244
Miles
to
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B.C.
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a
Nice
Day's
Drive
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Good
Food"
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