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person
to
re-marry
or
her
former
partake,
the
Anglican
:;r
st
Alban's,
Rt.
Rev.
Lnii
told
the
Bt.
Al-i
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Conference,
ocople
muy
think
this
hard
mic.
to
observe
exception,"
the
Bishop
:
we
am
with
our
backs
"ie
wall,
flghtlnf
to
the
sanctity
or
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than
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are
made
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to
be
com-iii
this
worlci.
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harcl-Uavlnv
to
live
a
cell-may
be
very
rear
for
It
is
not
Intolerable.
inm
said
for
h
never
:n
:.sion
for
martlaifc
of
persons
Jn
church
whll:-
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(1
partner
was
still
did
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junction
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u
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peiform-
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or
more
)
continuous
service
will
'led
to
three
weeks
holl-..h
pay,
according
to
a
i
made
at
last
night's
of
city
council.
Em-wlth
less
than
10
years
urc
entitled
to
two
weeks
with
pay.
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PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.
C
WW
.
MISSIONARY
IS
i
L
Alio
OLD
Veteran
United
Church
missionary
of
this
district
and
first
native
to
be
ordained
In
the
ministry
In
British
Columbia,
Is
celebrating
his
ninety-second
birthday
today
and
Is
receiving
congratulations
of
his
many
friends.
Mr.
Pierce
has
been
retired
from
the
ministry
for
several
years
and
now
lives
quietly
at
his
home
in
the
city.
For
years
he
was
stationed
at
Port
Esslngton
but
has
also
had
ecclesiastical
charges
In
many
other
points
along
the
coast.
SHORTRIDGE
NEW
BLDG.
INSPECTOR
W.
H.
Shortrldge
was
appoint
-"d
to
the
position
of
city
building
and
plumbing
Inspector
by
city
council
last
night
following
the
resignation
on
June
27
of
City
Engineer
E.
A.
Phillips.
""iMCElSlPERT
IS
GIVEN
MENTION
Prince
Rujjeil
is
given
mention
in
a
current
ftagazine
article
dtiiittlve
Of
Mary
Gran-nan,
who
comes
frcm
Frederic-Urn
awey
don
In
New
Brunswick
and
who
is
known
as
"Just
Mary"
to
millions
of
children
ail
over
America.
Every
Sunday
afternoon,
over
CBC,
Mary
tlls
!ier
stories.
All
youngsters,
and
quite
a
few
adults,
are
never
najjpy
till
they
hear
them.
Here's
ow
this
citv
enters
tht
Dic-ture.
The
article
says:
"But
not
all
Mary's
fans
are
children.
During
a
visit
to
Toronto,
a
lieutenant
ctat'oned
at
Prince
Rupert
called
Mary
on
the
'
v
.
-ne
and
sa'd:
"You
don't
know
me,
but
the
fellows
back
at
camp
asked
me
to
'phone
you
and
ask
how
Qloria
Hen
Is."
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etc.
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this
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and
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Nolnterest
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OBJECTING
TO
EXTENSION
(Continued
from
Page
li
have
been
.close'y
.
estimated
at
$25,955,000
the
'brief
said.
This
-estimate
falls
short
by
$36,700,000
of
providing
for
fixed
charges
amounting
to
$62,745.-
000
and
nothing
todawrds
re
turn
to
the
shareholders
or
owners.
in
contrast
to
the
static
position
of
railway
rales,
the
brief
showed,
the
effect
of
cumulative
Increases
in
wages
and
prices
since
1939
will
be
to
Increase
operating
coats
of
the
Canadian
Pacific
and
Canadian
National,
not
including
auxlllfy
services,
in
1947
by
$1,01,805,000
for
wages
and
$CC,943,OC0
foi
materials,
a
total
(?f
$164,748,-000
more
than
would
have
been
the
case
had
the
1939
level
of
wa?e.s
and
prices
pitvalled.
As
a
result,
the
financial
position
of
Hie
railways
has
.become
"gravely
imperilled."
"It
will
be
observed
that
an
increase
in
gross
earnings
front
mO
to
1946
of
1392,4110,017
was
more
than
offset
by
an
Increase
In
working
expenses
of
$275,G99,-043
so
Unat
net
earnings
in
1946
were
$11,238,428
-lower
than
in
1940."
In
older
to
.secure
.relief
to
the
serious
fimiitial
kHuation,
the
(brief
said,
the
railways
had
n
polled,
for
Increased
frelght.rates
which,
!f
granted
Jn
full,
'would
provide
an
estimated
S87,703,000
annually
In
additional
revenue.
This
figure
was
based
on
existing
freight
traffic
conditions
which
were
ht
an
exceptionally
high
level
and
which
must
be
regarded
ias
a
temporary
w&
MAGIC'S
RICH
Chocolate
Vps
!
Cream
U
c.
nhortrntuft
and
K
c.
tuAar.
Add
1
raft:
Wat.
Ad
J
2
I
ha.
ft
rated
oranftc
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and
i
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oranfte
Julie.
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toftrther
li(
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aided
all
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Magic
llaklnit
I'owderi
add.
Mil.
Chill..
Koll
douflh
thin:
cut
ai-cordlnft
to
dl-rectiona
below.
liake
in
375K.
iven,
10
mln.
Cratnt
Coaklatt
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above
recipe,
cut
with
creat-ent
cutter.
Itake.
Spread
with
melted
aweet
chocolate,
aprinkle
with
imily
chopped
walnut
meata.
Filled
Caaklatt
Follow
abova
recipe,
cut
with
round
cutter.
Cut
amaller
round
from
center
of
the
rounda.
Bake,
liien
apread
plain
round
with
melted
aweet
chocolate:
toD
with
doughnut
round.
Ceceenwt
Stlckll
Rich,
roaiter-freih
Fort
Garry
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comei
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fine
r
regular
grind
-
at
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everywhere
IIH
-1
-
-
Follow
above
recipe,
cut
in
atripa
3''
by
H".
liruah
with
mllk
aprinkle
with
cocoa-nut.
Uake.
Dip
enda
in
melted
sweet
chocolate.
Pecan
Se,vereil
Follow
alHive
recipe,
cut
doufth
In
2"
aquarea
with
paatry
wneei.
i
iace
pecan
meat
In
center
of
each.
Lake.
1
)i
i
rir-
nera
In
meited
aweet
Chu-
rm
Three
sailings
Per
Week
for
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Coqultlam.
Fridays,
5
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Catala.
Saturdays,
10:15
Camosun.
at
irPTPIIIKAV
Fridays.
12:00
Midnight.
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Sundays,
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a
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QUEEN
CHARLOTTES
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AND
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July
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FOR
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ISLANDS
June
15-29
July
13-27
Midnight.
FRANK
3.
SKINNVR
Prince
Rupert
Agent
Third
Are
Phone
888
condition.
(
"Moreover,
the
estimated
increase
in
revenue
of
.$$7,7.03,000
compares
with
increased
expenses
Teeailtlng
from
Increased
wages
and
prices
of
$164,748,000"
the
brief
said.
"The
application
of
the
railways
for
tariff
increases
has
encountered
a
it
rone
opposition
throughout
the
country.
Hearings
before
the
Board
of
Transport
Commissioners
are
still
in
progress.
"However,
even
should
the
decision
be
made
on
the
basis
of
granting
the
railways
the
full
amount
of
their
applications,
the
results
to
the
railways
would
be
such
as
to
leave
no
margin
for
further
increases
In
costs.
The
present
demand
for
Increased
vacation
allowance
iy
only
one
of
a
number
of
demands
involving
vtry
substantially
increased
expense
already
presented
to
the
railways
on
be
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i
half
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few
groups
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em
ployees,
shme
of
rhtn
are
Yep-tesented
m
tht
ciie
pteseAtiy
before
the
board.
It
is
estimated
tnat
the
vacation
demand
insofar
as
these
employees
are
concerned
would
cost
the
railway?
$5,050,000
while
If
vacation
on
the
same
bails
vere
applied
to
nil
c'asses
of
employees,
the
cost,
would
be
over
$6,000,000.
It
would
be
apprecl-Ued
that,
If
a
uniform
vacation
UloWance
were
established
for
this
group,
It
wjuld
not
be
withheld
from
the
remainder.
If
any
ether
groups
should
rubmlt
demands,
such
demands
would
undoubtedly
concern
natters
involving
further
increased
expenses.
UANY
EMPLOYEES
MAKING
lit
EQ
1
1
EST
Employees
organizations
supporting
the
application
were:
Bntherhocd
of
Locomotive
Engineers,
Brotherhood
of
Loco-
I
I
motive
Firemen
and
Englnemen,
Ordir
of
Railway
foi.due'oi
Brotherhood
of
Maintenance
ot
Way
EmpleyeM,
Brotherhood
of
Railroad
Signalmen
of
America.
Canadian
Pacific
Railway
System
Federation
No.
125
(shop
crafts),
Canadian
National
Railway
System
Federation
No.
11,
Division
No.
4.
Railway
Employees
Department.
A.F.
of
L.,
Canadian
Brotherhood
of
Railway
Employees
and
Other
Transport
Workers,
Brotherhood
of
Railway
and
Steamship
Clerks,
P'reight
Handlers,
Exioress
and
Station
Employees.
Hotel
and
Restaurant
Employees
International
Alliarrce
and
Bartenders
International
League
of
America,
International
Brotherhood
of
Firemen
and
Oilers.
Steam
Plant
Employees,
international
Brotherhood
of
Electrical
Workers,
International
Brotherhood
of
Blackfmiths,
Drop
Forgers
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