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wenn THE DAILY TIMES.GAZETTE ; ik {7 Li by the narrows cuts hundreds of| # {] 2 h £1 es ay Susans GOL. 35ND, 397 OSHAWA-WHITBY, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 20, 1957 "PAGE SEVENTEEN ™ £2) " 4 | Pacific coast ports yi ; But to use it at any other time than the two daily slack-water . Lt |periods--perhaps a total of 80 - "Lag minutes -- means that skippers \ {have to judge and compensate : [for tides that swirl the pasa as fat ae 3 os an ® |TUNNELLED AT "GIB" Col. Cyrus B. North at van § couver, best known for his §% lond World War work 3 at "Girar| #3 tar, is in charge of the Col. North was Mien df on Jest} PR ificer of the 2nd Canadian nelling Company (RCE) in 19411, and 1942 and his job was to ex- tend 2 ho go) Ehralae we or More Le en ications eres 0 or | t Cia ee oUmmMit Talks Successful ? SESE ni Rock is Jack Buch au, Bet: Between em rita J Are Many. Varied Rpproach, Foe jmiles o for the northern, con- nswers e Y: arl Gs . struction company 3 [Stowalt. Limited of 'Vancouver PARIS (CP)--Was the summit, The autbortiative Canadian |B rost ints A THUNDEKING explosion | has claimed 114 lives. The proj- | almost in the centre of the | west and at 1900 feet was split, it net gPring will mark the latest get ae started in Jost by the southern Sutrance of He Sey. one arm heading for the north [jhe i -Boyies Brothers conference really successful? ~|view is that it was a harmoni- : 0 remove one of Can- eral government and in- | mour Narrows, two miles long | Ci : , lous and extrem fitable 3 : ada's worst marine hazards. | volves setting off one of the and a half mile wide Vancou- | Pinnacle of the twin - peaked |giamond drilling. i 3 What everyone is dusk ; ? | meeting. ly or : : A RONIU LCP) ie Editors of Engineers hope the $3,000,000 | strongest non-nuclear blasts ver Island is to the west and | rock and the other for the | Tunnelling started when a 500- Ifa the four- day NATO cross-| Despite Nikolai Bulganin's cor- Thursd i cations said blast will signal the end of | ever attemoted in Norht Amer- Quadra and Maud islands to | south. Smaller tunnels also [foot shaft was dropped straight r,aqc meeting. The answers are respondence course in psycholog- : a a mier Frost has Ripple Rock, a treacherous | ica. The explosives will be | tne east. Work started with a | were pushed upwards at var- (down from the top of Maud| extremely varied. lical warfare despite a 'nuclear ; at a change in the Ontario submarine mountain in the Sey- | placad in an intricate network 300 foot shaft straight down | ious angles and will be used to Island. [neurosis" generating something J government's approach to liquor mour Narrows 10 miles noth | of tunnels that winds under the | fiom Maud Island. Then a tun- | house the 750 tons of special | At the bottom of the shaft a akin lo neutralism in some of the and beer advertising. of Campbell River, B.C.. which | Narrows itself. Ripple Rock is ' nel was blasted toward the ' explosive used in the blast. {tunnel was blasted towards the sive, packed in more than 30,000 NATO countries, the Atlantic é i Rev. Dr, David B. Rogers, ed- [west and at 1900 feet was split, canisters, will be placed under- partners have unanimously de-| J flor of The Canadian Churchman, {with one arm heading for the ground at the rate of 50 tons a|cided the aliance must have the 4 uo the bY ihe Anglican Cureh # (blasts ever touched off in North| { h pinnacle and one for the day. Special detonating devices, latest and t riul America, will destroy an intri-| "Or! . a\gi2st and most: powe, weap- ? Ripple Rock H azard cate network of tunnels built in jou. Raises Vere started under} ote for every 3.000 canisters, and} ons, J A 2. he premice the last two vears to get at the| we pk od pon Ere Bg 0] oy EN Lous at Sian rare. BETWEEN GIANTS : cations rock. Since 1943 two attempts to : | feet to sub-levels, running east This satisfies the military plan. 7 Also present were Rev. Harold The single explosion will prob-i "0 opt "oe cerent view. is| U. Trinier of The Canadian Bap [J destroy the rock have proved un- ng west Smaller tunnels have Blasted Next S PILING ami fi min aos wh bv hid = Vice S55 te oi era of The. Preshterins Reg angles and will be used to house| "ggismographs will be set up sy eo ned aowicty i erca, of The Presh¥ierian Reg ground tunnelling was the best tons of special explosive! By AL MARKLE [signal the end of Ripple Rock, 1956 in a "cost be damned" at. Way lo tackle the job. siping PIOS®|tar east as Calgary as part oflgia and the United States, ICBM IN 1950 The United Church Observer, Canadian Press Staff Writer |a treacherous, twin-peaked sub-/tempt to rid the British Columbia Ripple Rock is in the southern| Blasting out of the drifts and| tana 7's gg tion r ye In insisting that NATO keep| Dr. Wehrner Von Braun, Ger- | Dr. Rogers said the premier, CAMPBELL RIVER, B.C | marine menace in Seymour Nar- coast of a hazard that has de- entrance of the narrows, a body entries will continue until six Scientists h op, ig eas the door ajar for talks with the y ._ |in discussing the situation, hinted (CP) -- A $3,000,000 engineering rows, 10 miles north of this Van- stroyed or heavily damaged atiof water two miles long and|weeks before the actual blast, ientists hope ii vi 5 Soviet Union, the sophisticated man-born rocket expert who is | 0 change in existing Ontario project will be Patten Skyward conver Isiand town, which has least 16 ships since 1875. Jeon a half-mile wide, with Van- scheduled for early April. fpuove ob dispiove 38 haoey inal Europeans have extracted a con-| technical director of the US. regulations which allow only in- next spring in an all-out effort|claim ives in marine dis- couver Island to the west and t i Ti cession from the military-minded i to eliminate oné of Canada's|asters. TERRIFIC BLAST |Quadra and Maud islands to the LONG PREPARATION two-thirds of their bulk hidden Americans. ny: ee uie --_-- aE he i worst marine hazards The project was undertaken by The explosion, expected to be east. The rock's south peak is The blast will take six weeks | SAY beneath the surface of the "Some feel this assertion of will. Missile program at the Red- |o " using Buffalo television out It is hoped the explosion will|the federal government early in one of the strongest non-nuclear'within 10 feet of the surface at to prepare. The special explo- ea power by the smaller countries, Stone arsenal, Huntsville, Ala. lets and Quebec publisher: Authorities estimate that the nay strengthen NATO. | P 2 blast produced by the 750 tons| y g | is shown as he testified before | Many magazines publish in break. closed] |EFFECTS DELAYED | a 'Washington committee. Dr. |Quebec where regulations are Von Braun told the senators |more lenient, Dr. Ro, id windows 25 miles away. It is| Whether the Western desire for gers said the hoped that 65,000 tons of rock negotiations with Russia can be that sifwugh She Deniag 8 Lins inplessiéa was that the premier will be blown from the two accompanied by some imagina- of the co por rg pra on | wo e to stop the outside ade peaks, lowering them 30-40 feet. tive bargaining remains to Sor Ro e Jup li vertising by an easier Ontario Thousands of fish will be killed |seen. Pending such initiative, the stie, i 1a Pi yet. suppl e |code. by the shock wave and wild life decision to install the nuclear de- Motley 50. Jl also said | Dr. Cameron described the for miles around will be stamp-|terrent in Europe is NATO's most | Tuan 8. sodig have Jad an mebting od exploratory conve r n the problem ow eded. |important decision, | The blast will be fired from 8 What will it mean to Canadian| DY 1950 had it tackled the job |stop outside advertising." bunker on Quadra Island, about armed forces in Europe? In the oe rah basis the Germans Mr. Trinier said the editors did 2,500 feet from the north peak] {short term, it will change moth-| \oueoie in World War Two not comment at the meeting but of the rock. ling. NATO's new military plans . mately had the Sugtion outlined strong edu- Attempts to blast Ripple Rock | will take several years to ] { ng Bg oh tes Phe vated mae. oth id OLD NAME a Po Yo bb, people | Barring any other . eonsidera- involved the construction of ations, the question of Dossile eer has Mews oo, he with our views of temperance. | platform, moored by. cables over withdrawal of Canadian troops is " Dr. Hin said Mr. Frost had | the rock and the detonation of|unlikely to come up for some|lo the Micmac Indians long ago|stated that his own views were | explosives. They cost $1,000,000. time. as Cibou. against any advertising. Aj i aa ca & DAILY STAR -for MOST NEWS -for FASHIONS for BEST PICTURES _ -for COOKING HINTS -for EDUCATION -for BEST COMICS for ENTERTAINMENT -for BEST SERIAL | 8 FN MAKE HER -for SPORTS for BEST FEATURE FONDEST DREAMS COME TRUE ! WRITERS GIVE HER A MuFFAT-BENDIX DELUXE DUOMATIC FOR CHRISTMAS PLUS < number of fine NEW features! 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