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Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Saturday,
April
8,
1950
Tin
taken
care
of
by
the
award
of
the
conciliation
board
in
a
similar
dispute
last
year.
They
received
a
13.6
per
cent
raise
across
the
board
m
1949.
"Several
members
of
the
fire
department
answered
questions
as
to
their
specified
reason
for
a
SUNDAY
HIDNITE
m
Wayne
Morris
V(M
two
weeks'
annual
leave
with
pay
after
one
year's
service
and
three
weeks
after
five
jears'
service.
It
was
prepared
to
offer
three
weeks
with
pay
annually
alter
one
year's
service
and
four
1
iD
.t.
raise
in
wages,"
it
was
stated
Ja.ris
Paige
in
'HOUSE
ACROSS
THE
STREET"
weeks
annually
to
everyone
with
j
la
the
city's
brief.
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suggest
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tea
years'
service
or
more.
The
reason
for
this
length
of
holiday
with
pay
was
to
tase
care
of
statutory
holidays.
A
PROFESSION
The
firemen
contended
their
job
was
a
profession
and
that
many
hazards
existed
in
Prince
Rupert,
more
than
in.
any
other
city
in
British
Columbia
of
comparable
size.
The
city
did
not
deny
that
fire
fighting
was
hazardous
but
stated
that
only
two
buildings
in
this
city
of
over
three
storeys
in
height
existed
and
no
industry
here
created
any
particular
haz-
iu
uie
ouaia
mat
no
niemoei
gave
a
satisfactory
answer,
the
general
trend
of
the
answers
being
that
they
wanted
more
money
and
they
compared
themselves
to
certain
tradesmen
who
work
by
the
hour
and
to
halibut
fishermen
who
work
seasonally."
The
city
conceded
to
a
demand
by
firemen
that
their
uniforms
be
ordered
not
latter
than
April
30
each
year.
Fire.mtn
asked
for
an
Increase
in
the
city's
contribution
to
the
Municipal
Superannuation
Bunci
to
provide
them
with
u
servioe
pension
of
$50
per
monh
lor
the
Sizes
For
All
Ages
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Fashions
Tailoring
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Prices
Couldn't
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Righter!
Priced
From
li
$5.95
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Ages
1
Yr.
Through
Teens
!
We're
proud
of
our
selection
in
girls'
coats.
Just
take
a
peek
and
you'll
understand.
Our
styles
are
right
our
prices
are
righter.
Mon.
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Tues.
Eves.
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rirst
20
years
of
service
and
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that
cost
of
The
city
argued
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living
here
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not
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BLINDNESS
AVERTED,
PLAN
MAY.WEDDINO-
After
an
eye
operation
that
may
save
her
from
blindness,
Doreen
Stoutenberg
lies
in
a
New
York
hospital,
thankful
to
the
unknown
donator
of
the
cornea
which
was
transplanted
to
her
eye,
and
dreaming
of
her
May
wedding,
in
London,
Ont.,
to
Lou
Stacey,
shown
with
her.
Partially
blind
since
childhood,
the
sight
of
her
one
good
eye
was
failing
but,
the
couple
made
plans
for
their
wedding
on
May
20.
When
a
cornea
was
available
in
New
York,
she
was
notifed
and
went
by
air
for
the
operation.
The
operation
is
believed
to
be
a
success.
Motinee
Monday
at
2
pm
higher
than
Vancouver
but
submitted
that
this
differential
was
:
RUPERT
PEOPLES
STORE
ADVERTISING
IN
THE
DAILY
NEWS
BRisos
MS
V.
CHARMING
BACKGROUND
FOR
GRACIOU?
conditions,
the
city
stated,
it
t!'-clined
any
concessions
vitri
regard
to
that
matter.
The
city
also
declined,
to
pny
$5
monthly
service
pay
for
fireman
having
served
ten
v;ars
and
additional
increase
of
$5
fa.-
each
month
folowing
five
year
priocl.
FREE
TRANSPORTATION
Firemen
demanded
that
the
city
provide
free
bus
transportation
to
and
from
duty.
The
citj
found
itself
under
no
obligat:c;i
to
provide
this
service
to
firemen
any
more
than
for
other
civic
employees.
"If
any
bus
company
is
willing
to
give
such
transportation,
It
may
be
a
factor
to
be
taken
into
crease
would
raise
their
wage
to
consideration
when
the
question
$230
per
month.
of
a
;.aiica.se
comes
up,
thare
j
The
decision
of
the
arbiirat.on
being
no
franchise
at
the
present
board
will
be
announced
next
time,"
the
city's
brief
said.
-
Tuesday
it
is
expected.
Both
At
present
a
first
class
fireman
sides
have
agreed
to
abide
by
a
receives
$224
monthly.
A
2'z
in-
majority
finding.
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all
makes
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now
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can
enjoy
tomcthint
new
and
delightful
coctnilt
and
long
EASTER
SUNDAY
drinks
made
with
Captain
Morgan
Rum.
There
are
two
brands,
each
with
its
own
distinctive
taste
.
.
.
Gold
Label
is
rich
and
fU-bodicd
.
.
.
Black
Label
is
extra
smooth
and
flavourful.
Both
brands
make
taste-tempting
drinks
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for
information
about
the
special
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classes.
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meeting
new
friends
while
you
learn
to
ilancc
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491
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MacDonald,
Director
LOW
PRICES
NOW
IN
EFFECT
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jerseys,
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crepes,
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navy,
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oil
paint
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bold,
rich
colors
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