Notice To Mariners

Mariners are advised by- the
Department of Transport that

ie Grey Buoy, Gulf of Geor-
, B. Cy is reported extinguish-
ed. This will be re-lit as soon as
practical,

THE TIDES

Date Time Ht. Time Ht. Time Ht.
Oct, 24e.- 5:24 11.7 10:57 6.5 16:44 12.2 23:9
Oct. 25........ 6:11 12.1 11:40 7.3 17:04 119 9818 38
‘Oct. 26....... 6:58 124 12:16 $0 17:25 4118 ....
Oct. 27... 0:26 2.0 7:44 12.5 12:55 8.6 7:47 116
Oct. 28........ 0:58 1.9 8:30 12.5 13:35 9.2 18:10 11.3

7 Oct. 29........ 1:30 2.0 9:19 12.5 14:20 9:7 18:31 11.0

: Oct. 30.:.....- 2:06 2.3 10:10 12.5 15:24 10.0 18:56 10:5
Times shown are for Sands Heads, Standard Time. Time differences:

H.W. L.W. H.W. LW.

Sidney ...... Subt. 0:17 Subt. 1:00 Mayne ...... Add 0:06 Subt. 0:03

Deep Cove Subt. 0:15 Subt. 0:45

Ganges H. Subt. 0:12 “2
Fulford s u 12 Subt. 0:32

....subt. 0:13 Subt. 0:32 S. Pender Subt. 0:16 Subt. 0:45

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companies by the B. C. Power
Commission is expected to be
made shortly, it was announced
by Premier John Hart. One or
two details have yet to be dealt
with before a final settlement is
reached.

Negotiations have been con-
cluded by the B. C. Power Com-

mission with the War Assets
Corporation. to acquire the. mod-
ern power house building erect-
ed by the army on Canadian Na-
tional. Railway land at Terrace.

. It is proposed to obtain'a long-

term lease from the C. N. R. for
the site of this building and to
erect therein three generating
units now under construction by
the Vivian. Engine Works. The
new distribution system in Ter-
race is near completion.

' The new power house at Smith-
ers is ready for installation .. of
power units being’. constructed
‘by the Vivian Engine Works Ltd.,
Vancouver, B. C. The Canadian
Westinghouse: Company “has a

. sub-contract. for. the generators.
1 ©The strike in ‘the
pany’s :plant :willhold .up “the “in- -
A line crew ‘has. com-:.:
menced -the reconstruction of the
oo ares flooded. by .
-Ladore, ‘Falls’ is near ‘completion.

oe ‘PUBLIC. WORKS.
UNDERTAKINGS

eR ‘Arrangements. aré yéing made
by ‘the.’ Provincial... Public.Works

latter

timber

: com-~ :

Smithers distribution system and

extension to Telkwa.

Foundations for the new power

house at Vanderhoof are  com-
pleted and a beginning has been

made on erection of the building.

In connection with the Camp-
bell River development, cement
is now being used in the concrete
head dam at the rate of 10,000
sacks per week, which thus far
has been the limit of the avail-
able supply. Work has. started
on the diversion of the Campbell
River to permit the pouring of the
section of the concrete dam in
the river bed.

The contractors for the trans-
mission Jine are setting footings
for steel towers.

The following sections of the
work are behind schedule on ac-
count of strikes in the East:

Generators, under contract to
the Canadian Westinghouse Com-
pany, whose plant has been under
strike for 11 weeks;

The Dominion Bridge Company
contract for supplying 12-foot
steel pipe;

Canadian Wood Pipe and Tanks
Limited of Vancouver, report
difficulty in obtaining sufficient
stock : to complete: the
wood stave section of the. pipe
line.

The. effect of these. shortages
will be-to delay the completion

of the first stage of the Campbell. .

River development.

‘A-survey of the shores of Lower -
be

Campbeil will

dam

Lake “which:

‘the cstorage at

Debabenentt to™ auugnient: the fort

ral: Baltic Columbia
» Mr. Carson’ also * Ingpecter

way

during the war.as'a military road.

- Hessaid-eertain changes’ had been “
“suggested in: the? pr aposed agree- >
to take

ment” for the - province
over the highway from*the ‘C.N.R.

‘awaite d,

LABOR CONFERENCE
‘Labor Minister ‘G..

Terrace: to ‘Prince’ Rupert” High- °
on ‘the. Canadian National ~
> Railway: vight-of-way, ‘constructed °

and, the. company’s reply is: now

HARVEST SOCIAL
AT ST. PAUL’S

A arvest Thanksgiving social
held in the Church parlor of St.
Paul’s United Chureh, Sidney, on
Wednesday evening was attend-
ed by a good number of the econ-
grepgution. The proceedings were
presided over by the Rey. E. S&S.
Fleming.

Community singing was enjoy-

ed and solos were rendered by
W. J. Gush and Miss Margaret
Orr. Readings were given by
Mrs. Taylor and Dr. H. T. J.

Coleman who gave his own com-
positions “The Veyetable Ped-
Mer’? The Individualst’” and
to “My Dog.” Rev. Taylor gave
a most interesting talk on his
travels in Jerusalem, Ephesus
and Rome, and also some narra-
tives of lis life on the Prairies.
Mrs. Coleman presided at the
piano. Lunch served by the la-
dies of the Women’s Association
brought a most enjoyable evening
to a close.

Smugglers Face New
Enemy—Radar!

Hardly a month passes without
some new adaptations of radar
in’ Britain, birthplace .of the
scientific wonder. United King-
dom revenue euiters are now be-
ing fitted with radar for the pur-
pose of combatting smuggling
around the coasts of the United
Kingdom. The first cutter to be
so equipped—she bears the sig-
nificant name of “Vigilant’’—has
her headquarters in the Thames
estuary at Gravesend, and = she
will patrol between south-east
England and the Continent. It is
common knowledge that radar
penetrates the thickest fog and it
should therefore prove to be a
very valuable weapon in the fight
against smugglers and_ their
methods.

vineial librarian, succeeding C. K.
Morison, who has been appointed
superintendent of extension ser-
-vieces for the Pubie Library Com-
mission, a new position, it was

“announced by the Honourable Dr.”

_G. M. Weir, minister of education.
Frank O. Morris, assistant sur-

» vyeyor-general. of British Colum-
bia, has been appointed chief. of

surveys division of the Lands De-

partment, the Honourable. E. :T.

Kenney. announced.

ment follows reorganization: : of

the branch necessitated by the re-

tirement of F.C. Green,

veyor-general and -the,

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RITISH Columbia’s social legislation. is. ‘designed’ to. promote | ‘the

welfare’ of -children, individuals | and” families, ° suffering from

various ‘social needs, Some of the important Acts are?

“HOSPITALS AND INSTITUTIONS

Numerous social needs are covered by the Hospitals. Act, Mental
Hospitals Act, Provincial Home Act, Provincial Home for the Aged.
Act, Provincial Infirmaries Act and Welfare Institutions Act. These
Acts pertain to the treatment of persons suffering physical or mental
illness; custodial care of the aged and infirm; institutional care for
those who are chronically ill or incapacitated. Included in the pro-
pramme of care of the mentally ill is the Mental Hygiene or preven-
tive. work of the Provincial Psychiatrie and Child Guidance Ciinice,

‘TUBERCULOSIS INSTITUTIONS ACT

Special. allowances and. services to patients suffering from. tuber- -
culosis, and their familes, have been recently developed and expanded.

SERVICES AVAILABLE TO THE PUBLIC

A ‘Field - ‘Service Staff of ‘trained | social workers is ‘maintained |.
throughout. the. Province. hy order , ‘to serve the public, | ‘members of
social worker. is trained to deal with | all phases’ of: social: nasistance. »
They are required to use every available community ‘resource in ful- |
filling their duties and they are supported in ‘their work by: counsel
and guidance of the specialist in charge of specific types of assistance
‘at headquarters.

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British Columbia’s programme is the most outstanding and
the most generous in Canuda, The service available.do those
in need, at our diatrict offices in unorganized ter Nitory and-
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; ‘accompanied. by. James. Thomson;
deputy: minister of labor, have left
for Ottawa -for discussions’ with
- Dominion government:. officials.
‘the cowr'se to be’ taken when the
> wartime national labor:eade, P.C.
"1008, is repealed March 31 a

NEW APPOINTMENTS |
Provineial Archivist Willard. Ts,
Treland has been named also pro-

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“The quantity of bottled beor which ‘can. be
“made available, to the public: is limited. to
the number of empty, bottles available. ae a

“A. definite. shortago of empty ‘boor bottles
“now exists, .

It is difficult. to secure new “bottles to
replace those which consumers do not return
promptly.

‘You can help to ensure. the. future supply off
bottled beer by returning empty, beer bottles, _
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‘YOU WILL RECEIVE CASH for your empty
Sac r bottles. When: you deliver, them: tor: slp