Prfnrc.
Rupert
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&cv$
Tuesday,
March
11,
J
847
Council
Grumbles,
Grants
Payment
of
Appraisers
Bill
With
some
rumbling's
of
dissatisfaction,
city
council
last
night
granted
approval
to
,the
payment
of
$510
lor
services
,of
George
Laiierhe,
yaucouyer
valuator,
for
)ls
work
last
month
as
a
property
appraiser
and
fitness
at
the
civic
court
of
more
.money
to
bring
these
assessments
Into
line."
Mayor
Arnold
agreed
with
the
attitude
of
the
aldermen.
"We
aren't-
satisfied
with
it.
Alderman.
Blac.k,
but
we
engaged
hun
In
srqcd
faith,"
she
said,
advocating
payment
of
the
account.
.Said
Alderman
Youngs:
"I
.want
to
assure
Mr.
Black
that
the
finance
committee
are
equally
dissatisfied
with
the
appraisal.
We
have
seen
cases
CHINA
AND
CONFERENCE
United
States
and
Great
Britain
Would
Want
Country
to,
Be
Directly
.Represented
MOSCOW
0i
Authoritative
sources
said
today,
that
United
States
Secretary
of
State
George
C.
Marshall
would
reject
the
Russ'ran
proposal
that
the
Chinese
question
be
placed
on
the
foreign
.ministers'
.agenda
unless
China
-is
called
to
the
Moscow
conference.
Great
Britain
would
react;
similarly
to
the
proposal,
it
is.
believed.
FOR
YOUR
.
where
houses
were
assessed
as
having
cxnient
basement
when
actually
they
did
not.
However.
Mr.-Brown,
our
city
solicitor,
has
advised
against,
us
contesting
pajiuient
.under
the
circumstances."
The
$510
.account
submitted
by
Mr.
Lafkche
was
for
his
fee
in
Payment
was
authored
on'
Jeturnl.ng
to
Jhe
city
Jast
month
recommendation
of
the
.finance
committee,
whose
chairman
is
Alderman
Young's
and
who
advised
the
council
that
the
committee
was
not
satisfied.
Sharpest
crlt:cl.cm
of
Mr.
Lantern's
work
.as
appraiser
.was
levelled
by
Alderman
T.
B.
Black,
who
had
appealed
the
assessment
on
his
own
property
in
court
of
revision.
Alderman
Black
asserted
that,
as
a
result
of
last
year's
appraisal,
"we
shall
have
to
fpend
to
give
eyiaencc
at
we
coun
oi
revision
following
his
previous
services
as
appraiser
or
valuator
last
year.
"Worse-
than
the
$510
payment
is
the
fact
that
the
appraisal
necessitated
our
city
solicitor
putting;
in
so
mu?h
time
and
work
as
to
render
a
bill
of
$1,150
for
legal
services,"
Alderman
Youngs
concluded-.Council
approved
Mr.
La-
fleche's
payment
with
Aldermen
Black
and
Casey
dissenting.
The
$1,100
legal
bill
was
authorized
I
for
payment
without
dissent.
REMANDED
ON
DELINQUENCY
Lloyd
Wader,
charged
with
contributing
to
juvenile
delinquency
and
supplying
liquor
to
an
Indian,
was
remanded
until
next
Monday
when
he
appeared
before
Magistrate
W.
D.
Vance
in
city
police
court
today.
Theatre
Box
Office
Yields
No
Less
Than
$8819
for
Red
Cross
The
odd
pennies
which
Capitol
Theatre
patrons
may
toss
jnto
the
Red
Cross
box
after
getting
their
change
at
the
box
office
may
seem
negligible
but
over
the
period
of
the
last
five
years
they
have
aggregated
the
substantial
amount
of
$8819.19
for
the
humanitarian
cause,
it
was
announced
yesterday
afternoon
by
Manager
J.
H
Black
follow
ing
a
check-up.
Coppers,
of
courJS,
have
predominated
In
the
hox
but
there
have
also
been
a
few
nickles
and
dimes.
As
might
have
been
expected,
the
box
received
its
peak
offer
ings
in
the
year
1944
when
the
war
boom
was
at
its
height
In
Prince
Rupert
and
it
was
almost
a
privilege
to
get
into
the
theatre.
Last
year
a
definite
slump
was
shown.
Here
are
the
figures
year
by
year:
1942
$1200.00
1943
2400.00
1944
2700.00
1945
1738.43
1946
655.70
1947
125.06
BUILDING
REQUIREMENTS
GENERAL
REPAIRS
FOUNDATION
WORK
CONSULT
THE
NORTHWEST
CONSTRUCTION
LTD.
Estimates
given
for
any
type
construction.
Phone
5C3
Night
Red
603
TjHI'S
and
that
The
Bo-Me-Hi
Rainmakers
are
doing
a
bit
of
barnstorming
down
south
and
today
they
are
making
a
trip
to
play
the
Ab-botsford
High
School
In
an
exhibition
game.
The
Rainmakers
made
quite
a
name
for1
them
selves
in
the
south
and
even
managed
to
make
the
headlines
In
the
Vancouver
Sun.
There
are
many
in
town
who
feel
that
th3
Rainmakers
deserve
another
crack
at
the
Trapp
Tech
squad;
and
these
high
school
supporters
think
it
would
be
a
good
idea-to
invite
the
Trapp
.Tech
hoop-sters
up
here
during
the
Easter
holidays.
Last
night
down
at
the
Civic
Venire
gym
the
.B.C.
Packers
held
one
of
their
regular
practice
nights
and
who
should
be
on
hand
but
Jack
Lindsay.
.Jack
went
through
the
motion
of
a
worh-out
but,
as
yet,
there
.isn't
any
confirmation
&s
to
whether
He'll
Jose
his!
Between
the
Baskets
Local
Hoop
Talk
All
Set
FotvBjg
Native
Tournament
Rainmakers
Barnstorming
What
About
Lindsay?
Tomorrow
will
see
the
opening
games
of
the
big
native
basketball
tournament
get
under
way
up
in
Roosevelt
gymnasium
There
are
eight
teams
entered
Into
the
tourney
which
gives
a
good
representation
of
the
native
villages
up
and
down
the
coast.
On
Sunday
the
wire
screening
that
had
been
erected
for
the
now
defunct
lacrosse
league
was
taken
down.
So
there
will
be
unobstructed
vision
during
these
three
days
of
play.
Wednesday
afternoon
is
to
s?e
t,he
big
get
together
between
the
referees
and
teams.
Referee
in
charge
of
the
tournament,
Fred
CaWerone,
will
be
on
hand
to
give
all
the
teams
and
coaches
a
short
briefing
on
rule
or
not
he
is
to
play
with
the
Packers.
He
rrdght
be
on
hand
tonight
and
then
he
might
not
nobody
seems
to
know.
Jn
tonight's
.Senior
"A"
.game
B.C.
Packers
will
toe
fighting
hard
to
keep
alive
their
chances
for
top
berth
in
Senior
"A"
loop.
They
still
have
a
mathematical
chance
providing
they
win
to
night's
game.
On
the
other
hand,
Savoy
is
Etill
smarting
frcm
the
one
point
loss
they
suffered
at
the
hands
cf
the
Packers
on
Saturday
night
and
will
be
out
t,o
redeem
themselves.
EINED,$50
ON
LIQUOR
.CHARGES
In
city
police
court
Monday.
Joseph
Van
Walleghanvwas
fined
$50
with
an
option
ot
one
month
on
each
of
two
charges
Of
conniying
to
supply
Uquor
t?
an
Indian.
He
was
acquitted
on
a
third
charge
of
the
same
nature.
In
event
of
non-payment
of
Hie
fines,
the
two
sentences
are
to
run
concurrently.
t
.Synthetic
spices,
including
cinnamon,
mace,
nutmeg
and
ginger,
have
been
developed
to
replace
imported
natural
spices.
WAR
ASSETS
FIVE-PIN
BO)VLJ.i
Standings
W.
L.
Pts.
Helldivers
16
11
16
Gulls
15
12
15
.Spitfires
15
,12
15,
Mosquitoes
44
J3
14
Wingdlngers
14
13
,
14
Wa?p
14
13
14
Sharpshooters
.
14
13
14
Chickens
6
21
,6
BASKETBALL
TOP
TENS
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"A"
T
Arney
S)
HarUig
UIS
Dominato
P
Houston
(P)
Mor?an
IS)
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lhcir.pon
(HS)
E.
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Guivich
IV)
8
6
6
6
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6
6
4
Davis
(SI
6
R.
llolkcstad
S)
.
3
Senior
Gurney
iPE
B.
Pierce
M)
B.
Menkes
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.
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(Ml
Slatta
C)
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(Ml
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Petersen
C)
p.
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(GY
Car'son
iL)
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Haugan
QY)
Wong
ih)
Hebb
G)
Sliler
JGY)
Spring
WN)
Owens
JO)
Siinberg;
(GY)
IV
10
160
8
74
8
72
8
71
9
76
9
74
8
62
8
.45
10
47
10
45
94
11.73
69
11.53
67
11.17
64
10.67
41
10.25
60
10X13
53
9j67
Zf
8.75
52
B.67
63
850
121
75
72
,62
56
64
70
53
47
.52
LEAGUE
STANDING!?
Senior
"A"
High
School
6
5
1
Savoy
8
4
4
Packers
6
1
5
Senior
"II"
Macey's
'
8
8
0
1
Co-op
10
3
7
Port;
Edward
...
10
3
7
Junior
Gyro
9
8
1
Legion
7
3
4
Grotto
8
3
5
W.
ii
N.
8
2
6
16.00
9.23
9.0C
8.or
8.4
8.2.'
7.75
5.C3
1.70
450
13.41
10.71
1Q.29
.8.86
8-03
8.0Q
7.73
7.25
5.83
4,73
.889)
,429
.375
250
i
Ladies'
"A"
league
Bowling
Standings
Tp
Dale
.
W
L
Pts
Big
Sisters
44
25
44
Variety
.44
25
44
Annettes
43
26
43
Savoy
.-..43
26
43
Lucky
Strikes
36
33
36
Orange
32
37
32
Moofe
30
39
30
Ideal
Gleaners
29
49
23
Miller
'Bay
23
40
23
Toilers
21
48
21
Season's
Averages
Mo
J)tc
.'McPhee
(Savoy)
.195
3.
Balllnger
(Ideal
C
181
.
Erickson
(Moose)
180
v
Pslrasho-wcr
(,nnettes)
.175
Hncejit
(Mler
Bay)
172
E.
Bond
(Big
Sisters)
169
Basso-Bert
Oavoy)
163
H.
Smith
(Annettes)
167
S.
Barrie
(LuckiJ)
&1
R.
McCsllum
(Savoy)
$7
Boulter
fLuckies)
161
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GIVES
TONE
The
secret
of
the
tone
of
Stradivari
and
other
old
violins
is
believed
to
lie
in
the
varnish.
.833
IglfP
.500
167
lABBEYSi
.ooo
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ry
.300
mPd
,300
MmM
i
frw
varum
mm
Take
a
sparkling,
cleansing
dash
of
good
tasting
Abbey's
Salt
I
Acts
quid-ly,
gently,
helps
neutralize
acidity
ijtea
the
cause
of
headaches.
Mrilun
in
59'
JUL
.jt
l6Nte
.
.
.
and
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you
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t
tuppy
home,
Udf
this
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MP
todyi
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every
ipom
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add
touciiei
of
color
.
.
.
mtkc
roomi
stem
larger,
airier
and
definilely
more
attractive.
Remember
.
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.
Moname!,
the
modern
fmiih,
,ii
durable,
fjiy
to
apply
and
keep
clean.
See.
color
lelectiom
in
gloss
o.
u(in
fmlth.
Prince
Rupert
Dealers
6
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AND
ANDERSON
FEDERAL
BLOCK
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'Perfection..
...Cjlfick
means
"Qualily.Testeda.new
postwar
sdentlfic
I
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meod
,hat
9Uflrds
eath
Sweet
Cap,
step
by
step,
from
plantation
to
smoker.
.
;
.
I
I
Perfect
iOII
.
.Xhck
B
is
modern
magic.
..the
"wakhful
eye"
that
chetks,
day
M
.
.
in
and
day
out,
the
manufacture
of
Sweet
.Caps...thecks
for
choice
leafnioisture
(ontrol,.blending...
-
,
I
I
Dnd
finally
the
even.wropping
in
pure
snow
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paper.
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'
i
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n
hkh
tohuixo
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and
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Gillette
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Blade.
They
fit
exactly,
and
protect
you
from
the
discomfort
caused
by
misfit
blades.
Gillette
double
edges
mean
double
economy,
too.
m
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Witji
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ill
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c
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irucK
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Fridays.
12:00
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STEWAKT
and
WAY
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Sundays,
10
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