In
the
Junior
game
Kinsmen
n,e
t?rfncc
Uupm
Dallj?
J2cUs
Wednesday!
March
1G,
1919
LEAGUE
FINISI1ED
(Continued
from
Page
4'
2I-HOIR
DAY
i
Continued
from
Page
1)
birds
13
to
0
in
the
Ladies'
League
game.
Only
in
the
first
quarter
was
High
School
effec-
swampea
ign
ocnooi
37-
to
13
!
-
points
t
.
as
ineir
snooung
was
lops.
High
'son
of
w
ur;ia
School
could
not
keep
tracl.
of'scorin
P.-T.
ASKING
FOR
CURFEW
the
Kinsmen
speed
merchants
as
they
ran
through
the
stud-'
5
Th
"
k
45
fc
'
Uo
pull
his
team
within
striking
,
!
distance
of
Morgan's
but
the
,
i
i,
lnriH
t,n
time
was
snori
aim
me
.
t
overcome.
Although
Mor-
J
call's
Ollly
SCOred
Olie
lite
UMUW
;
L
ri.v.,1
nimrter
thev
had
a
,
:SEC0HD
BILLIARD
SiROUND
FINISHED
ents'
defence
;nce.
iiourneau
led
Kinsmen
1
with
20
points,
high
16
tL.
Kinsmen
for
the
game,
season,
and
for,
throws
i
"The
general
average
percentage
cost
of
fire
protection
for
all
fire
departments
in
British
Columbia
in
1946
was
3.78
percent
of
total
disbursements,"
the
brief
stated.
'
Prince
Rupert's
average
was
.04
percent
less
than
the
.provincial
average.
Although
Prince
Rupert
has
the
highest
average
annual
Income
of
the
four
cities
mentioned,
it
"
h
School
never,
tcrcepted
and
this
did
not
help
sale
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MAY
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and
"NO
MivX
CT
A
DTC
Tllllnn
spenas
a
smaller
percentage
.
were
a
group
of
of
choruses
choruses
by
than
any
for
fire
protection.
Miss
Foster's
division
and
a
'
Not
only
this,
but
from
March,
group
discussion
on
Juvenile
ia45
until
December.
1947,
Prince:
Delinquency
conducted
by
Mrs.
Rupert
fire
fighters
received
a(D.
Parent,
meagre
10
cents
a
month
in-,
The
discussion
on
the
prob-
crease."
jlcm
of
Juvenile
Delinquency
LADD
PRESTON
mm
huh
'KHNttoJ
MARSHALL-CRISP
HAVE
RECEIVED
LESS
In
outlining
the
history
of
ne
r
1
khwi
-
m
5
tr
AS
NEW
Z
AS
SPRING
I
PEOPLES
STORE
Dresses
O
Coats
O
Suits
AND
OIR
CASH
PRICES
ALWAYS
SAVE
YOU
"
MONEY
PEOPLES
STORE
gotiations
which
began
late
in
and.
while
one
speak-1917
Cobb
c
s
Hansen
and
j
Lin-J
attention
for
a
1943
wage
agreement.;
ney
assisling
Mrs.
Parent
ln
pre-'er
suggested
that
the
Dcpart-the
brief
recalled
that
the
fire-
Ung
different
views
on
the
ment
of
Education
should
make
men's
negotiators
at
that
time.
causes
of
the
problem
and!
plans
to
deal
with'
the
problem,
were
instructed
to
seek
wage
,
,.,...
u.avs
nf
nrpvpntinr
it.Mi
un
nisn
nointed
out
that
the
HKIIUIBT
f
,
All
games
in
the
second
round
of
the
Canadian
Legion
handicap
have
now
been
played
and
the
eight
players
left
in
the
tournament
enter
the
third
round
on
Thursday
to
compete
for
the
right
to
take
part
in
the
semi-final.
No
matches
will
br
'
played
tonight
on
account
of
the
annual
general
meeting
being
held.
In
one
game
played
since
last
reported,
P.M.
Ray
x25i
defeated
R.
M.
McLeod
iXlOi
by
150
to
86.
Play
was
fairly
even
until
nearing
the
three-quarter
century
when
Ray
took
a
lead
"
which
he
held
until
the
finish.
A
win
by
the
narrow
margin
of
two
points
was
the
result
of
Alex
Harvey's
match
against
F.
D.
Hardy.
Harvey
(-20
was
slow
in
getting
started
and
Hardy
(x35
had
reached
93
when
Ha'r-,
vey
had
scored
two
points
over
his
handicap.
From
then
on
Harvey
scored
consistently
and1
gradually
overtook
his
oppon-j
cnt
to
win.
A.
L.
Hoitby
won
over
R.
H
Simonson
by
default.
OVER
500
YEARS
OLD
The
first
Scottish
university,
St.
Andrews',
was
founded
537
years
ago.
f
1
Borden
Street
School
Body
UIMUMMU
juvenile
iriiinjuriiiy
.
There
was
an
a
most
capacity
n
t.
t
e
n
ri
a
n
c
e
at
the
retrul.ir
------
---
monthly
meeting
or
the
Borden
Street
School
Parent-Teachers'
Association
last
evening.
The
main
features
of
the
program
provoKea
a
nvcry
exenange
oil
comments
with
Mrs.
Carter,'
Mrs
Linnev.
Mrs.
Greixsel.
H
S
development
or
then
curbing
it.
Parents
should
maintain
their
stand
once
they
have
taken
it
SQ
lhat
thJ
chndl-en
learn
to
resDect
authori'v.
It
was
sue-
gesled
that
lhe
problem
dki
not
develop
at
the
age
of
fourteen
but
merely
revealed
itself
then
The
proper
training
of
the
child
from
birth
would
do
much
to
prevent
the
evil
from
even
beginning.
Lack
of
responsibility
on
the
parents'
part
was
a
big
factor
and
equally
so
the
good
example
of
a
parent
would
have
beneficial
effects.
Regular
attendance
at
Sunday
School
by
the
children
and
at
church
by
the
parents
would
prevent
the
problem
from
arising.
It
was
agreed,
however,
that
there
was
no
general
of
over-all
way
of
solving
the
problem.
Individual
IT
ALSO
MUSICAL
CARTOON
NEWS
"
"
'
though
the,r
.
chanC
oe
s
o
,
ln-
nmg
100Kta
"""'
first
pari
01.
wc
game
,
ttrilr
all
smiix
and
,
maae
'
They
SCOred
6
01
16
free
Hih
School
took
75
'd
scored
8
xhey
macic
"
2Q
free
throws.
VOMS
WIN
AGAIN
Doms
nad
nttle
difficulty
in
defeatmg
High
School
Rain-
"
tnmirncies
needed
individual
social
welfare
services
in
the
city
were
already
dealing
with
many
cases
from
day
to
day.
The
value
of
the
Boy
Scout
and
Girl
Guide
movement
was
acknowledged
as
a
preventive.
The
need
for
education
for
proper
use
of
leisure
was
stressed
as
it
was
in
leisure
times
that
children
became
delinquent.
There
was
strong
feeling
that
the
imposition
of
the
curfew
would
be
of
real
value
in
limit
ing
materially
the
number
of
children
on
the
streets
in
the
late
evenings.
A
vote
of
appre
ciation
to
Mrs.
Parent
and
her
helpers
was
enthusiastically
en
dorsed.
CHILDREN'S
CHORUSES
Miss
Foster's
group
of
Grade
Three
and
Grade
Two
children
sang
Mozart's
Lullaby
and
a-.vwj.jwaj'jw
jj
.
.
jji
For
,,r,ww
i
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Construction
See
Alterations
-
RK
GREER
&
BRIDK
CONTRACTORS
AND
BULL
Floor
Sanding
a
Spttialtj
Red
561
M,
.w.-.v.v.v.vJ
WE
HAVE
THE
ANSWER
.
.
.
.WA'iVWiVA'AWAVW.'
KLU
G?'
if
your
problem
is
roofing
.
.
.
With
ASPHALT
or
TAR
and
GRAVEL,
plus
plenty
of
skill,
we
will
lay
down
a
new
roof
or
repair
the
old.
Installing
or
repairing
flashing.?
and
gutters
is
something
we
take
in
our
stride-Contact
us
for
estimates.
THOM
SHEET
METAL
Ltd.
KinN(EOLEEN
-
liEAUTIFIKS
AND
I'KOTECTS
"
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AND
NEW
SHINGLES
233
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Ave.
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BL
Thompson
Hardware
Co.
Iti
1
tive
in
scoring
from
the
floor.
They
held
the
lead
6
to
4
at
the
nii'irtni"
v.
The
rest
of
the
game
the
school
girls
did
no
scoring
..
C.MfjiL
iiuui
uib
..w
Many
of
their
passes
were
In-
gan
showing
signs
of
playing
the
ball
they
did
at
the
start
of
the
season.
Thaln
worked
well
In
the
pivot
and
drove
through
for
several
lay-up
shots
for
her
best
scoring
of
the
season.
Dom's
took
31
shots
and
made
6.
They
scored
7
of
17
free
throws.
High
School
took
34
shots
and
scored
3.
They
made
3
of
10
free
throws.
Brahma's
Cradle
Song
very
sweetly
and
then
gave
an
ef
fective
rendering
of
-
"Little
Toot,"
a
number
that
contrasted
well
with
the
previous
songs.
In
the
business
session
pre-;
ceeding
the
program
reference
was
made
to
the
courses
In
lead
ership,
child
study
and
public!
peakins
that
were
being
or-,
canized
under
the
Parent-1
Teachers'
Council.
The
support
,
of
the
membership
for
the
Sym
-
nhnnv
rfirifirt.
ln
nlri
nf
th(
Film
Council
was
sought.
J.
S.
Wilson,
principal,
reminded
the
audience
of
the
Junior
Red
Cross
Sale
to
be
held
on
March
25
and
also
of
the
operetta
"The
Dream
Boat"
that
the
school
will
stage
in
the
Civic
Centre
on
March
(
31
and
April
1.
It
is
expected
that
upwards
of
a
hundred
chil
dren
will
be
participating
including
the
Rhythm
Band.
Mrs.
H.
C.
Flood
presided
with
Mrs.
Wright
as
secretary.
Ac-conmaniments
were
played
by
Miss
G.
Foster.
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7
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STEWART,
Monoger
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n.
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Df
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9
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8UNDAY8
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8
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FOOTWEAR
toergcucy
bicycle
t
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from
1
pm.
tffiU'
and
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iertlct
from
9
ajo.
till
pjo.
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81
S3
FOR
ALL
TYPES
(iREETINd
CARDS
TENS
AND
PENCILS
SEE
scaies
unicn
wouiu
appiojumt;
mose
01
Vancouver
nremeii.
However,
after
n?otiatiohs,
the
firemen
accepted
wage
increases;
which
brought
a
first-class
fire
fighter's
salary
up
to
$200
n,
month.
1
"Although
our
representatives
had
been
instructed
to
seek
a
.salary
increase
of
$40
a
month,
they
accepted
the
former
rather
than
proceed
with
lengthy
and
arduous
deliberations.
Our
representatives
thought
that
our
requests
were
just
and
recommended
to
our
Association
that
a
strong
effort
be
made
at
the
expiry
of
our
agreement
to
have
our
wage
classifications
adjus'.cii
Tilth
those
of
the
Vancouver
fire
department."
OTHERS
GETTING
MORE
The
brief
cit-Jd
increases
ot
income
from
other
types
of
employment,
both
hourly
remuneration
among
city
workers
nd
those
in
private
industry
and
t!K-
financial
returns
of
fishermen
as
indicative
of
the
way
in
which
salaries
of
those
workers
have
exceeded
those
of
the
fire
men.
,
It
challenged
the
official
cost-of-living
index's
correctness
as
a
gauge
for
salary
schedules
it
they
are
to
have
a
relationship
1
to
the
actual
cost-of-living
in
Prince
Rupert.
ln
order
to
place
the
actual
position
of
the
firemen
on
the
record
of
the
hearing,
Mr.
Brown
questioned
Mr..
Ewart
on
some
of
the
points
in
the
brief
after
Judc
Fulton
commented
that:
"I
cannot
conscientiously
make
a
finding
in
fact
on
the
basis
of
the
brief
alone."
Documents
which
provided
technical
material
for
the
brief
were
placed
at
the
disposal
of
the
city's
advocate
after
it
was
mutually
decided
that
this
would
be
a
less
time-consuming
procedure
than
having
the
court
wadff
through
the
pile
of
government
and
other
reports
frosn
which
it
was
drawn.
Siutlafetc
w
You'll
find
it
hi
our
fine
selection
of
English
Worsted.
Gray
Flannel
Finish
Serge
and
Sharkskin
Suits.
To
compliment
your
suit
rhoosc
a
Commando.
Cord
Coat.
Still
at
Teduced
price.
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CLOTH
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Printing
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from
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to
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a.m.
This
month
you
may
be
m
for
a
pleasant
surpris.
Cheques,
representing
refunds
on
compulsory
savings
,
during
1943-1944,
are
now
being
.mailed
to
over
2,250,000
Canadians.
One
of
these
cheques
may
be
coming
to
you.
-Saving
this
money
meant
sacrifice
and
self-denial.
Think
twice
before
you
spend
it.
You
can
make
it
count
for
something
by
tucking
it
away
in
a
Koyal
Iiank
savings
account.
Use
it
as
a
nest
egg-
to
build
up
vour
'
savings,
to
gain'
that
added
sense
of
security
that
savings
bring;
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