of
quirk
prince
Rupert
Dailtf
Uftus
Tuesday,
March
15,
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15
speedy
recovery
were
passed
to!
ln
API
fur
Mayor
Noia
E.
Arnold
last
night
by
the
city
council
which
granted
her
request
for
two
months
leave-of-abscnce.
Mrs.
Arnold
underwent
surgical
treatment
I
duration
0j
M
yesterday.
;
pmce
taincd
in
Mayor
Arnolds
letter,
s
eight
aldermen
appointed
Alderman
George
Rudderham
acting
mayor
for
the
period
at
indemnity
equal
to
that
received
by
the
mayor.
Mrs.
Arnold
plans
to
leave
the
south
as
soon
as
she
is
able
to
travel
to
spend
a
period
)
convalescence
in
Vancouver
Regret
at
ner
Miumj
and
hopes
TODAY
AND
WED.
:
as
mv
AS
SPRIJSG
PEOPLES
STORE
Dresses
I
0
Coats
a
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Suits
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OIK
CASH
PRICKS
;
ALWAYS
SAVE
YOU
MONEY
PEOPLES
STORE
I
;
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rotOME
HERE
Members
of
the
British
.
Col-will
umbia
rower
commission
visit
Frince
Rupert
in
May
on
invitation
of
city
council
to
investigate
the
feasibility
of
tak
ing
over
the
city
hydro
development
when
the
contract
with
the
Northern
B.C.
Power
Co.
runs
out
in
1954.
The
discussions
will
be
the
re
sult
of
a
resolution
nresenteri
by
Alderman
H.
M.
Daggett
and
approved
by
council
a
fortnight
ago
which
authorized
the
invitation
of
the
Commission
to
come
here
for
discussions.
Council
received
two
letters
last
night,
one
from
W.
H.
Brett,
M.L.A.
for
Prince'
Rupert
and
one
from
the
secretary
to
S.
R.
Weston,,
commission
chair-
Jman,
to
the
effect
that
"some
members
of
the
rnmmissirm
would
accept
the
invitation."
!
Mr.
Weston
suueesU'ri
May
as
la
fciitable
month
and
left
it
up
to
Council
to
recommend
a
date
j
for
the
meeting.
Coinicil
turned
;
the
matter
over
to
City
Clerk
H.
D.
Thain
to
arrange.
R.
II.
Joyce
returned
by
ail-Monday
afternoon
from
a
business
trip
to
Vancouver.
TOURIST
HAVEN
When
Newfoundland
enters
confederation
as
the
10th
province
Canadians
will
havea
new
area
to
explore.
In-addition
it
is
expected
many
United
States
citizens
will
visit
the
country
as
tourists
when
the
abundance
of
wild
game
and
fish
is
publicized.
The
tourist
industry
is
not
a
large
industry
now
but
the
country
has
some
first
class
facilities.
This
photo
is
of
Clymill
Inn,
located
at
Corner
Brook,
one
of
the
finest
hotels
on
the
island.
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FROM
HOW
WE
HAVE
THE
ANSWER
DANCE
BY
SKI
CLUB
ENJOYED
An
enjoyable
event
of
the
week-end
was
the
dance
held
by
the
Prince
Rupert
Ski
Club
in
Oddfellows'
Hall
Friday
night
for
the
entertainment
of
members
and
friends.
About
sixty
coupled
gathered
in
the
hall
which
was
decorated
with
ski
cartoons
and
scenes.
Duncan
McRae,
president
of
the
club,
was
in
general
chaige,
being
assisted
by
a
committee
consisting
of
Mrs.
McRae,
Miss
Laila
Husoy,
Miss
Marjorle
Eby
and
Miss
Rusty
Thain.
Delicious
refreshments
were
served.
HOTEL
ARRIVALS
Prince
Rupert
A.
S.
Ward,
Port
Clements;
L.
George,
Prince
ivitpert;
Mrs.
R.
Davidson,
Massett;
R.
H.
Dick-pon,
Vancouver;.
A.
Dixon,
Court-enay;
Mrs.
D.
Johnson,
city
Union
steamer
Coquitlam.
Capt.
Alf
Aspinall,
arrived
in
port
at
4
o'clock
Sunday
af-j
ternoon
from
south
Queen
j
Charlotte
Island?
points,
sail-,
ing
at
10
p.m.
for
Butedalc,
Ma-:
inu,
Westview
and
Vancouvpr
j
I'
your
problem
is
roofing
.
.
.
With
TAR
mid
ASPHALT
or
TAR
and
GRAVEL',
plus
plenty
i;
of
skill,
we
will
lay
down
a
new
roof
or
repair
j
the'
old.
Installing
or
repairing
flashings'
!:
and
gutters
is
something
we
take
in
our
stride-
Contact
us
for
estimates.
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FIREMEN'S
WAGE
CONCILIATION
STARTS
TODAY
Hearinxs
of
a
conciliation
board
attempting
to
settle
wage'
(inlcicnces
between
the
city
!
and
the
Prince
Rupert
local
ol
the
International
Association
o.
.
Fire
Fighters
began
at
the
citv
hall
this
afternoon,
climaxing
ment.
Chairman
of
the
conciliation
board
is
County
Court.
Judge
W.
O.
Fulton
while
tho
city's
z'epresentative
is
W.
M.
Watts.
Thomas
Elliott
is
the
firemen's
representative.
The
board
was
set
up
under
machinery
of
the
Provincial
Labor
Relations
Act.
Advocate
for
the
fire
fighters
is
John
A.
Staton,
of
Edmonton,
vice-president
of
the
Interna
tional
Association
oIFlreFight-ers,
while
T.
W.Brown,
local
Dar-ister,
is
advocate
for
the
city.
The
firemen's
demand
is
for
a
basic
monthly
wage
of
$200
for
first
class
firemen
who
now
receive
$200.
The
city
has
offered
$215.
The
firemen
are
also
asking
for
a
medical
service
plan
to
which
both
city
and
employees
would
contribute
and
also
consideration
of
a
group
insurance
arrangement.
In
presenting
the
case
for
the
firemen,
Mr.
Staton
contended
that
the
wages
here
were
out
of
line
with
other
places
when
cost
of
living
was
considered.
There
was
also
equal
responsibility
here,
he
contended.
Advising
Mr.
Staton
are
J.
C.
Ewart,
president
of
the
Pritr
Rupert
local,
J,
S.
Furness
end
M.
Hauser.
City
Clerk
II.
D.
Thain
acts
in
an
advisory
capacity
to
Mr.
Brown.
sic
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Relieve
Hch
in
a
Jiffv
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IIiiIIiIIiik
Sralrrl
Trndors,
tn(loicd
"Tcnilnr
for
Schuol
Dulldlng''
will
bo
received
liy
the
uiKlcralKnod
up
to
and
Including
April
10.
nun.
for
the
ert'e-
tion
mid
completion
of
the
following
schools:
1.
Thrpt-rcMiin
'w:liool
ut
Tclkwn,
B.C.
2.
Tlircc-room
iinnrx
to
High
Si1km)1
ut
SinUhcrH.
D.C.
I'lans.
spccificiUlons
and
.
form
of
tender
may
bo
ohtnincd
from
the
fi'hool
Board
ot'flro
In-
Snilthei'H.
B.
C.
or
from
the
School
Board
office
In
.Smillieis.
B.C.
or
from
Sharp,
Thompson,
Berwick
Hi
Pratt.
Architects,
626
I'rnder
West.
Vancouver,
B.C..
on
11
deposit
of
$25.00.
which
amount
will
be
refunded
on
return
ol
plans
In
Rood
condition.
A
certified
cheque
equal
to
10
of
tender
and
payable
to
Jhc
Board
of
School
Trustees
must
accompany
the
bid
as
surety
of
Kood
faith.
The
lowest
or
any
tender
not
necessarily
accepted.
A.
MUHEIM.
Secretary-Treasurer.
School
District
No.
54,
Smitheis,
B.C.
Sin
i
there,
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March
8,
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Casey
Proposes
More
Power
.
For
C
ity
Clerk
in
Efficiency
Interest
A
resolution
.by
Aldermau
George
Casey
which
would
increase
the
authority
of
City
Clerk
II.
D.
Thain
in
the
interests
of
city
eflciency
and
econ
omy
was
discussed
by
the
aid-1
crmen
last
night,
then
tabled
for
two
weeks
while
the
aldermen
consider
its
ramifications.
Alderman
Casey
moved
that
"Mr.
Thain
be
appointed
cost
I
accountant
and
co-ordinator
to
survey
the
entire
departmental
field
with
a
view
to
effecting
greater
efficiency
in
both
the
collecting
of
revenue
and
the
prosecution
of
work
and
make
such
recommendations
as
he
deems
advisable
in
the
interests
"of
efficiency
and
economy."
The
Job,
Alderman
Casey
admitted
would
be
"something
like
a
city
manager"
but
would
not
have
the
wide
authority
of
a
city
manager
which
Alderman
Casey
had
always
opposed
as
dangerous
to
the
autonomy
of
the
council.
Nor
should
it.
Alderman
Casey
suggested,
carry
any
higher
pay,
at
least
in
its
experimental
btages.
Alderman
Casey
complained
that,
throughout
the
years,
there
tended
to
be
a
"lack
of
your
waiter."'
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drugs
J
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HOLLYWOOD
cafe
1
lit
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Mi
I
the
in
-.1
an
for
of
continuity"
in
city
work
and
financial
and
technical
information
owing
to
the
fact
that
the
chage
of
councils
brought
ln
new
members.
This,
he
said,
tould
be
eliminated
if
a
coordinator
were
put
on
the
Job.
The
aldermen
agreed
generally
that
the
"plan
had
"some
merit"
but
declined
to
make
a
decision
on
it
without
further
ttudy.
AVOKS
MANAGER
Alderman
Wilfrid
McLean
told
the
meeting
that
he
favored
a
system
of
a
city
manager
and
four
aldermen.
Actually,
he
said,
under
the
present
set-up.
the
committee
heads
did
most
of
the
work
and
the
"rest
of
us
are
honorary."
Mr.
Thain
explained
that
he
believed
the
position
suggested
by
Alderman
Casey
would
be
more
In
the
nature
of
a
citv
controller
than
a
city
manager
The
matter
was
referred
to
the
March
23
meeting
for
further
consideration.
SwtMalue,
You'll
find
it
in
our
fine
'selection
of
English
Wurslcd,
Oray
llamiel
Finish
Serge
und
Sharkskin
Suits.
To
compliincnt.
your
suit
choose
a
Commando
Cord
('oat.
Still
at
reduced
price.
$34.95
.
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CLOTUINC
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LrUQS
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p.m.
till
p.m.
and
Sunday
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