Anglican,
baptist,
Jehovah
Si
Witnesses,
Lutheran.
Pente-i
Radio
Program
M.
A.
THOMAS,
P.
Eng.
Consulting
Electrical
Engineer
PROFESSIONAL
DIRECTORY
BUILDINGS
-
INDUSTRIAL
AND
UTILITIES
1553
Robson
St
TA
6622
Vancouver,
IC
Under
Way
A
long
range,
three
point
program
to
fulfill
the
cultural
and
recreational
need
of
Prince
George
is
being
promoted
by
Mayor
Gordon
Bryant
The
"several-hundred
thousand"
program
includes:
1.
Completion
of
a
Civic
Centre
bulding.
2.
Construction
of
a
swimming
pool
and
development
of
Darks
and
playgrounds.
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DWELL
AXD
BULLOCK
&
HUGHES
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Pofonntruction
of
the
civic
arena
and
Installation
of
artifi
cial
ice.
H.
W.
Agnew
Geologist
C.
H.
Macdonald
P.
Eng.
Mln.
Geology
and
Mining
Consulting
Examinations
2
W.
Pender
St
TA
MM
Vancouver,
B.C
Completion
of
the
Civic
is
expected
shortly,
pro-u,Hin
m
ffvmnasium
and
a
host
MUCH.
of
other
faculties
for
young
and
adults.
All
Preliminary
and
Legal
Snney,
for
Next
on
the
mayor's
program
is
construction
oi
a
puouc
swimming
pool
coupled
with
park
development
finanrintr
of
the
projects
U
proposed
through
city
guaranteed
bond
issues.
'nuis,
noaas
on
ALCAN
B.C.
PROJECT
by
McEIhanney,
McRae,
Smith
&
Kask
B.C.
and
Dominion
Land
Surveyors
ami
Precis
Tri.ngnl.tlon.
E"d
T2SL
1240
W.
Pender
St,
Vancouver
BC
r
O-
Bo
1296,
Dawson
Creek,
B.C.
"Khna
nf
importance
Is
going
to
be
accomplished
by
public
suDicripiion.
iu
Mavor
Rrvant.
referring
to
an
attempt
to
raise
money
for
the
PHILLIPS,
BARRATT
"
AND
PARTNERS
Consulting
Engineer
SAWMILLS
PLYWOOD
PLANTS
INDUSTRIAL
BUILDINGS
AND
BRIDGES
101
Heat
Broadway
Vancouver
9,
B.C
centre
which
boggeo.
aown
ai
an
early
stage.
A
special
feature
of
the
proposed
artificial
ice
arena
is
a
new
svstem
of
imbedding
freezing
pipes
In
a
concrete
floor.
divisional
point
for
the
Canadian
National
Railroad
and
northern
terminal
of
the
Pacific
Great
Eastern
Riiiioad.
Cross
near
the
top
right-hand
corner
denotes
large
airbase.
To
the
left,
across
the
railway
tracks,
is
the
industrial
centre
where
many
large
sawmills
produce
millions
of
feet
of
finished
lumber
annually,
(Photo
by
Wally
West)
KiJ.-anlasA.
flf
thlK
Art
Ob-
i
PRINCE
GEORGE
today
shows
a
well-planned
city
of
more
than
10,000.
Bounded
by
the
Nechako
(left)
and
Fraser
Rivers,
Prince
George
is
near
the
geographical
centre
of
British
Columbia
and
the
centre
of
transportation
between
the
northern
and
southern
sections
of
the
province.
Qaiming
to
be
the
"Hub
City"
of
B.C.,
Prince
George
is
at
the
crossroads
of
the
Cariboo,
Skeena
and
Hart
highways,
a
major
vious.
With
a
concrete
floor
I
REPRODUCTION
OF
Documents
and
Plans
DOMINION
MAP
&
BLUE
PRINT
LTD.
56
Seymour
St,
Vancouver,
B.C.
MA.
Stit
we
could
have
a
structure
seating
several
thousand
in
which
could
be
staged
all
types
of
Indoor
rallies,
showi
and
games."
Present
lr
arena
depends
on
natural
ice,
"but
warm
weather
Early
Days
of
Prince
George
City
often
hampers
the
hockey-conscious
central
interior
for
most
of
the
play-off
games
are
staged
in
Prince
George.
Hockey
Is
the
major
winter
sport
An
amateur
senior
Linked
With
First
B.C.
Explorers
Early
history
of
Prince
of-way,
and
each
expected
to
beGeorge
has
annexed
ail
but
oneiGeorge,
lying
Immediately
George
is
linked
with
the
names
named
the
terminal.
jot
the
earlier
settlements
(along
the
city
boundaries,
was
j...
....
i
J
None
of
th
reaitv
nromoters
'
South
Ft
George,
the
Fraser
incorporated
into
the
munici-
DAMS.
POWER
PLANT
AND
TRANSMISSION
FOR
Alcan
B.C.
Project
SIMPSON
&
McGregor
Consulting
Electrical
Engineers
PUBLIC
BUILDINGS
INDUSTRIAL
DISTRIBUTION
SYSTEMS
ETC
445
Richards
St
TA
4571
Vancouver,
B.C.
league
draws
on
teams
over
an
area
in
which
the
two
outside
participating
communities
are
250
miles
apart
Yet
most
of
the
league
games
are
attended
by
capa-
nlTmhit.
J
had
given
a
thought
to
the
In-,
RWr
steamboat
landing
in
the(pality
last
year,
adding
more
and
first
white
men
to
set
loot
on,
th
:
da
vs
of
the
Daddlewheelers.
than
700
to
the
city's
tax
roll.
in
northern
British
Columbia.
L.u
v..
.u.
i
..,'
i
This
settlement
is
still
unor-
Population
of
Greater
Prince
i
city
crowds.
Playoils
draw
ENGINEERED
BV
Alexander
Mackenzie
reached
none,
that
is.
except
the
Grand
;ganized
territory
but
U
held,
George
today
is
estimated
at
(
spectators
Irom
fin
oi
norin-
iL.
-
d,.
Tv..ni,
t
.
I
I
-
runtt
Unmont
1
UK?
v
io
oecomf
Dan
ni
ine
civ
in.mi.
wnn
iu.iaaj
in
inc
ciiy
d
George
in
1792
in
the
first
over-
j
Company,
subsidiary
of
the
rail-,"
it
expands.
Central
Ft.
proper.
P.G.
Jaycees
Prince
George
Gateway
land
trip
across
the
country.
In
L
i
In
a
-deal"
with
Ottawa,
the
-
Ms
v
wake
came
-
Simon
c
Fraser.
rc,
the
reserva.
ecout
for
the
Northwest
Trading
-Jr)d
""""-"
o
:tjon
non
in
n
1914
ian
ana
announced
announcea
its
us
B.C.
INTERNATIONAL
ENGINEERING
COMPANY
LIMITED
Consulting
Engineers
VANCOUVER,
B.C.
Supply
Skins
Co
'?jcwJo
a
Finest
,11
Hunting.
,
f
Fishing
I
l
using
it
as
a
base
of
opera-'George
was
incorporated
in
SI
7
Supplying
bear
skins
for
tions
in
exploring
the
Fraser;1915-
A
wooden
moose
with
reel;
Inspector
Walter
Gill.
Under,
the
big,
furry
hats
traditionally
River
the
following
year.
j
Hvy
investors
m
property
;horns
mounted
as
a
signpost'his
Jurisdiction
operate
15
game
worn
by
Buckingham
Palace
as
far
distant
as
New
York
were
greeU
all
drivers
as
they
enter
warden
lrora
Prince
Rupert
!
guards
has
brought
world-wide
Before
Mackenzie
came,
the
left
"holding
'
the
bag."
Some
Indian
village
of
Lhe.tli
ccu-i""
.X
..iPrinr.
ce
bv
.nv
of
the
1
"publicity
to
Prince
G.orge
pied
the
flats
at
the
Junction
of
"
'
T,-"'.
"
thei;
.JLh
hi.h'
h,t
J
IT
"'"'.'"junior
Chamber
of
Commerce.
the
Fraser
and
Nechako
Kiveri.g
nQt
have
e(t
m
the
nor(h
Yukonj
To
date,
more
than
500
black
it
was
mis
inaian
reserve
inai
,.,wu
i
-
boundary.
.
bear
skins
have
been
collected
What
Is
"P.
Eng."?
staged
a
major
upset
in
location
i
...
,,tlm
Prince
n,i.l
Th
moose
Is
the
"trade-
the!
Since
its
lncorporaOon,
adopted
by
the
Junior
cf
the
early
boundaries
of
jmark.
JVes
nd
sent
to
Lor,-hntr
Inspector
Gill,
an
enthusi-j
h
...,
him.
don,
England,
to
play
part
In
Chamber
of
Commerce
in
city,
bom
of
the
railroad.
lauding
the
district
for
its!
self,
welcomes
inquiries
from;'1
Paesntry-hunting
and
fishing
oppor-
tourists.
While
many
of
the
skins
have
tunities.
j
me
'm
P0'"
U
''.il!
There
ha.,
been
a
marked
Although
most
big
game
has
increase
over
the
past
few
George,
local
Jaycee
withdrawn
from
the
immediate
;
years
of
tourist
sportsmen
in
TT?
thWes
save
coiv
arpa
.urrounrfinif
Prince
I
n
.
v.
,,
tributed
a
good
number.
There
SPECULATORS
.
i
CITIZEN
PRINTS
When
news
of
the
railroad.
riil.,r
iirril
v
first
reached
the
province.'
VVCt
WEEKLY
around
1900,
speculators
fromj
afar
sent
envoys
rushing
to
cen-1
The
Prince
George
Citi-tral
B.C.
to
stake
land
along
thei
zen,
published
twice
a
week
surveyed
strip
from
Jasper
to;
'Mondays
and
Thursdays),
Prini:
Rupert
in
the
places'
has
a
circulation
of
4.703.
George
since
the
advent
of
have
them.
''The
whole
north,1
no
.
clef.
1f's?n
ibeari
in
British
Columbia
and
civilization,
it
is
still
common
from
the
coast
to
Alberta
pro
Prince
George
always
has
been
well
populated.
mc't
likely
to
become
townsites.
The
"Hub
City's"
indepen
vides
the
best
hunting
and
fishing
to
be
found
anywhere."
fov
farmers
to
see
moose,
deer
and
bear
wander
over
their
fields
at
any
time
of
the
year.
Bearskin,"
by
the
way.
Is
Many
areas
have
never
I
But
most
of
the
big
game
moose,
caribou,
deer,
grizzly
!,.
,A
ha.
iicial
magazine.
never
"P.
Eng."
Stands
for
"PROFESSIONAL
ENGINEER"
The
man
entitled
to
use
this
trrm
after
his
name
in
British
Columbia
is
certified
by
the
Council
of
the
Associauon
d
Professional
Engineers
as
fully
qualified
to
practise
ha
.
profession.
Operating
under
the
Engineering
Profession
Act
of
B.C
he
is
bound
by
a
strict
code
of
ethics
to
serve
his
employer
or
hii
client
to
the
best
of
his
ability.
For
your
protection
when
engineering
advice
is
needed
consult
a
person
considered
by
his
own
profession
to
be
qualified.
.
.
.
that
is
a
PROFESSIONAL
ENGIHM
The
Association
of
Professional
Engineers
and
black
bear,
and
mountain
i)een
iished.
Northern
B.C.
is
dent
newspaper
is
edited
by
C.
A.
Warner
whose
family
has
been
connected
with
weekly
newspapers
for
several
generations.
The
Citizen
boasts
up-to-date
equipment
Including
a
new
newspaper
press
and
provides
a
complete
printing
goat-are
numea
in
me
oac-
among
the
last
good
huntln?
woods.
Prince
George
was
one
of
several
places
where
inveators
wer
j
fooled
by
the
canny
Grand!
Trunk
Pacific
Railway.
While
j
acres
of
land
were
bought
up
and
promoted
as
future
town-sites,
the
GTP
went
quietly
on
building
a
railroad.
In
succession,
little
settlements
sprang
up
Ft
George,
Central
Ft
George,
South
Ft
George
and
North
Ft
George.
All
bordered
the
railway
right-
frontiers
on
the
continent.
Guides
and
outfitters
are
says
Inspector
Gill.
available,
as
well
as
tourist
Meanwhile,
provincial
game
accommodation.
service.
Format
of
The
Citi-
!
coLmnl
I
Headquarters'
for
the
largest
ilawi
expert
wardens
to
columns,
m
21
Igame
division
.ri..
.
in
,
the
?
enforce
them
them
are
are
playing
playing
a
Northern
Airport
Serves
Wide
Area
Built
during
the
Second
World
War
as
a
major
base
In
the
Northwest
Staging
Route,
Prince
George's
airport
has
three
asphalt
runways
measuring
5,624
by
150
feet,
5,000
by
150
feet
and
5,770
by
150
feet
zen
is
seven
inches
deep.
province
major
part
in
game
conservation.
Active
Rod
and
Gun
,
is
located
here.
In
the
charge
of
Associations
work
with
the
game
department
to
keep
the
country
from
being
ravaged
by
indiscriminate
killing
of
game.
Operated
day
and
night
by
MA.J.M
As
well
as
abounding
in
big
1166
Tender
Street
West,
Vancouver,
B.C.
same,
the
Prince
Georee
area
the
department
of
transport
it
also
produces
grouse
in
large
'"'
hangar
facilities.
Sched-
Forty-Five
Years
SUPPLYING
British
Columbia's
Spring
Needs
numberi
nrt
nrairi
rhirkpn
uiea
air-une
service
u
iirovmcu
are
Increasing.
Ducks
of
all
Bv
Lanaman
t-acinc
Airunes
western
species
are
found
In
i
w,ln
lv"lK
aA"'
"
lakes
and
rivers.
Canada
geese
cuuvcr
B1IU
jmeiiur
,juiia,
aim
daily
flights
to
Edmonton
and
are
found
on
the
Stuart
and
Middle
rivers,
and
Ootsa
Lake
to
the
west.
"Ditiet
Pmc
(n
tie
ntAUd,
PnitKE
GOHGE
II
lUa
m
Distributors
of
Whitehors
via
Peace
River
points
of
Fort
St
John
and
Dawson
Creek.
A
dally
flight
between
Terrace
and
Prince
George
is
to
be
reopened
this
summer.
GOOD
FISHING
Anglers,
too,
find
Prince
'
l;
George
a
jumping-off
place
for
fine
trout
fishing
in
such
lakes
as
Six
Mile,
Summit,
Bednesti,
,,'
.....I
B."
Greater
B.C.
Cluculz,
Stuart,
Trembleur
and,
Talfla
nahina
antl
CVit,,.
an1
'
Manufacturers
of
Springs
AUTOMOTIVE
TRUCK
TRACTOR
OVERLOAD
AXD
HELPER
SETS
LOCOMOTIVE
INDUSTRIAL
North
of
P.G.
More
than
half
of
British
,,LASCO',
BRAKE
PRODUCTS
ENGINEERED
SETS
BONDED
SHOE
EXCHANGES
LOGGER
BLOX
ROLL
STOCK
AUTO
COILS
SPACERS
ALIGNMENT
PARTS
"
-fT-rrminaj
njj).
Columbia
lies
north
of
Prince
in
such
rivers
as
the
Nechako,
Crooked,
and
Fraser.
The
Nechako
and
Fraser
rivers
converge
at
Prince
George.
Other
angling
waters
named
are
all
within
110
mile
radius,
where
lake
trout
(char)
up
to
25
pounds
and
rainbow
trout
up
to
five
pounds
are
plentiful.
The
active
Prince
George
Board
of
Trade
and
Junior
Chamber
of
Commerce
have
called
their
city
"the
Cariboo
Gateway
to
a
New
1
oi.
9nd
Ave.
sf
JV.
oa.
r
""
T-.
MafM
I
Phone:
Murphy
V,rr'WES3
..i.hi
from
WW"
George,
present
limit
of
northerly
railroad
development
and
contains
less
than
2
per
cent
of
B.C.'s
population.
British
Columbia's
established
natural
gas
reserve
in
the
Peace
River
area
Is
3.7
trillion
cubic
feet.
B.C.
gas
contains
a
high
proportion
of
propane
and
butane,
some
sulphur,
and
Important
strategic
material
recently
In
short
supply,
and
some
oil.
Springs
of
Every
Type
Automotive
.
.
.
Industrial
Made
in
B.C.
by
B.C.
Workmen
Horse
Fo
v
,ta,
-
iajif
,f
MURPHY
DIESEL
UNIT
Their
publicity
folder
reads
in
part:
"This
Is
the
land
of
pine-
This
versatile
unit
drive,
a
single
shaft
w
Ml
"V
sheave
through
a
flexible
coupling
.
T'
.tlvelj
add
engines
for
Increased
power
or
rf
detach
engines
for
other
use.
...
A
J3,
Murphy
Ileels
develops
4WI
BJ-r-
Tht
Murp
nydroiille
Genrnar
Central
rathi-amiiM
all
tnrinft
la
Kit:
bftft
Im4
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bountifulness
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scheme.
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noise
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