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V
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
ERITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
Published
at
Canada's
Most
Strategic
Pacific
Port
"Prince
Rupert,
the
Key
to
the
Great
Northwest"
VOL.
XLII.
No.
21
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
TUESDAY,
JANUARY
27,
1953
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS
Ajli))l
J
u
Oil
17
o
n
btldh
war
lM
Y
0
Parking
Bylaw
aJr'a
'
'
-y
h
4
I
'
"l,.
.
..-.',
Maximum
Increase
Not
to
Exceed
75o
Because
of
numerous
complaints.
Prince
Rupert
city
council
is
going
to
enter
on
appeal
against
all
land
assessments
which
have
been
substantially
increased
in
the
1953
roll.
City
clerk
Bill
Long
was
instructed
by
aldermen
at
the
regular
council
meeting
last
night
to
appear
before
the
Court
of
Revision
and
request
that
no
land
assessments
be
raised
more
than
75
per
cent
above
the
1
952
assessment
except
in
special
cases.
Adopted
t
1
ft.
i
Council
Grants
!
Taxi
Requests
j
A
bylaw
to
amend
thej
'
street
traffic
and
parking!
j
bylaw
received
final
adop-
jtion
by
city
council
at
its:
j
regular
meeting
last
!
night
and
will
become
law'
tomorrow.
if
I
!4
wit
!
T;V
-
Meeting
Adjourned
i
Hi
i
i
f
t
,
-
-
1
1
I
t
,
lit
i'!
I
&ss.-
f
Going
to
Hollywood
The
move
was
made
on
recom-Imendation
of
the
finance
eom-Imittee,
which
noted
that
Harry
M.
Daggett,
city
assessor,
is
ill
I
and
said
he
would
not
be
able
to
give
Instructions
or
appear
be-
fore
the
Court
of
Revision
which
i
opens
sittings
Feb.
9.
1
j
The
committee
report
also
said
ithat
since
the
new
assessment
roll
did
not
cover
the
whole
city
.
that
council
should
appeal
aii
i
Increases
in
sections
covered
by
,
the
assessor.
i
The
appeals,
it
was
pointed
out,
concern
only
land
assessments
hot
improvements.
5
p.m.
111.
KIT
HtlUUKTII
today
received
her
divorce
from
l.y
MMirm
Prince
Aiy
Khun
In
Reno,
Nevada.
Bhe
U
nr
:'!'.
.'li
t
young
daughter
Yasml.
Rita
U
now
on
her
THE
BKOKRN
BACK
OF
THE
CRAC
K
Canadian
National
Railways
passenger
train
lies
sprawled
along
the
track
aUer
the
train
was
wrecked
at
Ghost
Rrver
in
northwestern
Ontario.
A
broken
rail
sent
n
coaches
plunging
dangerously
close
to
a
lake
and
brought
death,
to
one
man
and
Injuries
to
74
others,
including
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
Andrew
of
Prince
Rupert.
This
City
in
Lowest
Category
On
recommendation
of
the
.
city
(Kjilcltor
and
the
police
and
licensing
committee,
alderman
'indorsed
changes
which
now
'
permit
taxis
to
stop
a
maximum
of
five
minutes
In
a
free
area
to:
Wind
or
unload
pajuengtrs
and
iU
the
flve-mlnute
parking
,
Regular
meeting
of
the
city
council
was
adjourned
late
last
night
until
5
p.m.
today
so
aldermen
it
ilvay
Presidents
FEW
EXCEPTIONS
In
Dentistry
Service
in
B.C.
Cases
In
which
assessments
l
might
exceed
the
75
per
vnt
iirmi
noun
uom
a
a.m.
vo
o
p
m.
rhe
original
bylaw
aald
no
;
taxi
would
be
allowed
to
park
on
IAA1
Afa4l
I
Imiam
eet
With
Union
lggt
fV
I
Ull
WlllOn
I
mavlmiim
innliiHA
1
'i
n
rl
"nhtrimi
could
discuss
6ale
of
bonds
totalling
more
than
man
and
a
qualified
technician."
.
day
before
he
can
qualify
as
a
!
lv
1,rTri.,.!Uid
nn
the
1952
roll
Third
Avenue
between
McBrlde
i
ne
uiuvt-rAity
01
wasrnng-
i
acnusi
was
conducted
oy
ur.
i,ltt,
,Krt
in
nflv
srilarent
I
Polloximc
l
th
first
In
k
nrrles
of
srticlcs
hr
iMily
w
WrllT
Larry
fttunwfxxl
ho
has
Jusl
m
utir
ot
llie
jrntal
Collet-e
st
tft
Unlvcmty
ut
Washington.!
lyua
uLiimut
cuuim:
is
ui
ioui
;
uuju
aacoosen,
lorineriy
ui
new
"J.AI,
-
Hope
that
Ule
started
preparation
to
close
j
and
S
ventli
Street
between
8
:ii
-up
can
be
averted
down
oinpietely
frb.
2.
'am.
and
midnight
for
more
c
M
nui.iv
uvbl
wiih
Flrt
Indication
of
new
move
1
than
90
second.
land"
and
"where
land
as
such
p
'
'
.
representative
of
McMahon
has
been
materially
Increased
in
value
by
clearing,
levelling,
ex-
"
,
years
duration.
j
vVestminster.
A
tour
of
the
dentists'
school
and
first
hand
view
of
what
the
Tomorrow
What
Today's
Dent-itudent
Is
required
to
learn
to-
1st
Needs
to
Know
By
LARRY
STANWOOD
SEATTIJE.
Prince
Rupert
and
cavating,
new
road
access
otherwise"
committee
last
night
and
out-
And
while
the
elty
clerk
will
"ned
his
firm's
bids.
district
belongs
lo
the
lowest
category
In
dentistry
service
In
appeal
all
figures,
it
was
pointed
ur.rrir.ri
t
that
th
pie-
to
bring
about
a
settlement
was
i
!
the
lo
bsg
Canadian
a
uta'ement
by
Prime
MiaUter.
1
meet
tod.ijr
with
heada
St.
Laurent
In
Ottawa
Presi-'
).!h-:l
i
Ruliway
dent
tumald
Oordon
ol
the
Can-i
adian
National
Railways
and
W
j
;m.i.i
.
tm
itt
i
anii-
1c.-a
A
Mather
of
Canadian
Pacific
j
'..
ir
il
r
r-'vo'-Whwii
hrt
akd
the
BKT
n-it
for
aj
pnjldcii'.iai
level
had
meeting
'
am)
Hie
railroad
had
A
J.
Kelly,
URT
vlre-prcrtident.
A
group
ef
operators,
reprecented
by
lawyer
Doug
Hogarth,
at
the
laat
meeting
el
council
protested
the
regulations
and
suggested
modifi-ralliiin
which
were
ronlderrd
and
ananiinounly
endorsed
by
council.
I
out
owners
may
also
seek
a
fur-
British
Columbia
as
far
as
the
i
ther
reduction
in
the
assessment
ratio
between
'
the
nnrr.ber-"cr
CUR
MAIN
LINE
BLOCKED
WHEN
FREIGHT
DERAILED
Trie
city
also
receivea
oiqs
from
the
Bank
of
Montreal
and
Pemberton
tt
Son.
Vancouver
limited.
'
Don
Johnston
of
McMahon
and
Burns
offered
a
firm
bid
!
if
they
are
not
satisfied.
I
So
far
more
than
185
property
owners
have
notified
the
city
of
Immediately
confirmed
rect-lpt
.of
A
third
request
to
operatorii
their
Intention
to
appeal
assess-
of
92.85
on
the
$100,000
bonds
ments.
for
a
waterworks
progTam
and
'
the
Invitation
and
said
hi
nego-
to
allow
three
taxi
to
park
In
Demand
i
tiatlng
committee
accepted.
tront
of
taxi
stands
failed
lo
s
I
94.018
on
$340,000
ot
the
requlr-
Sl'GGEST
ASSESSMENT
ed
$675,000
for
the
new
auto-
II
VANCOUVER
(f
Twenty-four
cars
of
a
40-car
westbound
Canadian
National
Railway
freight
train
were
derailed
near
Aibreda,
B.C..
87
miles
west
of
Jasper.
Nobody
injured.
CNR
officialviaid
the
derailment
will
tie
up
the
CNR
main
line
until
early
Wednesday.
All
trans-continental
trains
will
be
detoured
through
Calgary
and
Kamloops.
Cause
of
the
derailment
was
not
known.
i
Poliowlng,
Monday's
meetings
I
reCrlvc
endorsaUon.
there
was
no
Indication
on
whatl
...
.
.
.
points
the
parties
had
reached
a
I
Ald
Di',rrow
ft-
-"an
Ha,iifk
.-..Fki...
r,.i.iof
the
police
and
licensing
com-
(tortion
orb)(n
nilttce.
moved
adoption
of
the
cnanges
ana
vne
ameiiaiuenu
dentists
and
total
population
is
concerned.
Even
the
whole
of
the
province
is
"
far
below
requirements,"
says
Dr.
Leslie
F.
MarfbfUj
president
of
the
B
C.
Dental
Association.
The
ideal
situation
would
be
to
have
one
dentist
for
every
599
persons
In
a
given
area.
In
Prince
Rupert,
where
there
are
three
practicing
dentists,
tlie
ratio
is
approximately
one
dentist
to
tery
t.OOU
persons.
The
average
for
B
C.
is
one
to
every
3.000.
"And
this
Is
mainly,
due
to
the
fact
there
are
no
facilities
in
this
province
to
train
new
dentists,"
Dr.
Marshall
told
a
pey
Again
were
endorsed
without
As
In
tl
1950
strike
of
non-operating
trades
employees,
the
companies
had
already
Kiucd
unner
ine
recommendation.
matic
telephone
system,
endorsed
unanimously
and
with-)
Tne
company
wanU
an
option
out
discussion
by
aldermen
the
Qf
S5
(x)
on
the
nejrt
jiqo
ooo
by
crty
clerk
has
been
authorized
to,
Ju,
j
of
thJs
yfAr;
joo
on
the
prepare
a
suggested
19a3
assess-!
nfJt
$100
000
by
Jan
j,
1854
and
ment
on
the
lands
In
respect
of
i
Qn
the
msjK0
by
JuIy
j,
which
appeals
are
lodged,
keep-
ing
in
mind
the
restriction
of
a,
'
t
75
per
cent
raise
as
a
maximum.
and
the
principles
of
assessment1
m
as
set
out
In
the
Municipal
Act..
Q
JXS
He
will
have
the
revised
assess-
j
.
.
ments
ready
for
presentation
to!
If
rflVOl
thp
rmirt
of
Revision
On
behalf
li
.
Premature
enforcement
ear
lier
this
month
of
the
bylaw
to
New
Medical
Health
Officer
Continues
TB
Tests
in
Unit
amend
the
revl.sed
bylaw
which
came
Into
effect
last
August
brought
a
storm
of
protest
from
taxi
oiH'rators.
In
IU
original
stage
the
amendment
forbade
iLVl.it
CP)
The
Van-
public
notice
of
the
exacted
H'raid
loduy
print-
shut-down
in
passetiger,
freight
Sure
(,f
two
telegrams
and
expre
service,
r
Muniy
and
said
In
ai
The
19.W
strike,
which
lasted
t'.ry
the
CommunUU
nine
days,
ended
after
hive
resumed
extort-
mentary
action
nd
establuh-y
fioin
Vancouver
C'hl-,
merit
of
arbitration
proceeding.
Twlay's
meeting
will
be
the
('.v
my.,.
first
time
that
presidents
Oordon
nnuver
Chinese
mer-
"d
Mathrr
will
have
taken
part
tc
w,n
was
executed
directly
in
the
negotiations
'
Dr.
S.
F.
Carr,
new
ly-appoinled
medical
officer
and
school
In-
jinertjw
nf
the
Rkeenn
Health
oai
king
on
Third
Avenue
for
with
the
doctors
extremely
well,
and
my
wife
and
I
are
both
looking
forward
to
living
in
Prince
Rupert."
of
the
cilv
on
oDenlng
day.
i
more
than
60
seconds
at
any
THis
year,
for
the
first
time
to'
""J,
"
time
between
8
am.
and
mid
the
history
of
Prince
Rupert,
the
"
"r."L.vhr:
group
of
representatives
of
theUnit
u
continuing
immediately
BCDA
and
newspapermen
of
the
Khoo,
.llh
Ul(,
tPS,ln(t
of
all
province
who
conferred
'th
for
tuber-
children
In
the
district
Dr.
Black
reported
that
TB
night
regardless
of
whether
the
tests
on
1.043
children
have
been
-mayor
ad
aldermen
make
tip
.
of
the
wlQler
1rh
n
completed.
He
said
the
results!"
To?
t'he
rnktor
?"ch
pUing
up
in
the
last
36
driver
of
the
cab
was
on
duty
or
on
personal
business.
The
bylaw
as
amended
rc-
.culosls.
j
With
Dr.
D.
M.
Black,
whom
he
ine
aeun
oi
ine
niosi
moaern
school
of
dentistry
in
the
world.
"There
Is
no
doubt,'"
said
Dr.
inrlicfltnrf
th
disease
was-
less
1
,
n
i
hours.
The
city
works
department
has
succeds,
he
is
in
Terrace
tonay
-
mm
iuui
an..
1
1
1
i,
.
,
prevalent
among
those
of
school
when
1953
assessments
tuins
the
section
allowing
only
Marshall,
"that
a
dentist
school
to
stlKly
pr0gress
of
the
testing
all
available
hands
out
on
street
Second
Boat
Sinks
Off
Korea
Coast
half-hour
parking
on
Third
age
than
had
been
feared.
Ap-!
mailed
to
property-holders
short-
:earance
The
grader
was
In
e
t
oimmmisls
a
year
r-,-iv.-d
to
telegrams!
us
esntrtiun
mom
y.
li'iaml
for
ransom
'
)
t
mie
of
at
U'ast
Ml
l'
Vamouver
(.'hiliese
l"i
in
a
rrMiiiiptlon
of
'imiii-.t
Chinese
exUir-;
ft
iu.
h
swept
North
a
year
ago."
t'
ti.iM.s
from
Hiiiil-
ot
the
university
ot
BC.
Is
a
work
whicri
s
already
und.-rway
necessity
and
such
a
school
there.
The
two
will
next
continue
would
be
the
answer
to
our
t0
smlthcrs
for
the
same
pur-
proximately
2.500
children
will
"
V."
-
jl
'
.
Jm
continuous
operation
until
8:30
Avenue
between
McBrlde
and
Seventh
from
9
a.m.
to
5
p.m.
be
tested
throughout
the
district,
i
Potest
ws
"""
"'r1
,
'
p.m.
last
night
and
was
out
again
v..
..
..
.
O
..
.
nhOnn
flcrfottncr
in
a
tra.irt
lraar,
The
rural
areas
will
be
visited
i
f"-
.
"
"
.
,
i
i
a,
U
A4lt.
V..VI
,
.....-...
w
-.
trouoie.
it
could
save
a
nation
s
teeth."
pose.
"I
am
verv
much
lrrLoressed
by
ana
assessments
,
laa
n
u.o.v
Jessi
&nd
trafj(.
later
when
travelling
Is
8not!L
CP
Thirty
persons
man
aouoiea.
ana
umcrs
"""
jjjQyifjg
hampered
by
weather.
wi
re
(cured
drowned
and
20
ln-
cu
"p
'
V
k"
For
the
RCMP
the
storm
has
A
native
of
Medicine
Hat.
Dr
akmg
fur
i.1.000
and:
Jun'
when
an
overloaded
ferry-
Dr.
Ernest
Jones,
dcun
o(
the
(he
work
being
done
up
here,''
denll.slry
faculty
in
the
$11
mil-
pr.
Carr
said
before
his
depart-lion
new
health
science
depart-
ure
night.
"From
what
I
ment
of
the
University
of
Wash-
have
seen,
the
public
co-operate
ington.
said
"only
this
year
ara
Carr
m-aduated
from
the
Univer-!
":.
;
'
,
meant
steady
activity
in
cnecs
r
lor
a
UjUI
of
$10,000
bo"t
carrying
200
sank
off
Putin
nioliev.
were
klunerf
un
Monday
night.
slty
of
Alberta
where
he
was
a
!
.
.
j
ing
a
stream
of
minor
aceldei.ts.
4
1
C'liorson."
wh
It
was
the
second
South
Ko-
classmate
of
Jim
Taylor,
manager
I
m.i.i
nutns
txw
ceuuigs
ana
poor
vii.ouuy
of
the
Royal
Bank
of
Canada!
Mr.
Daggett,
72-year-old
car-j
brought
air
transportation
to
a
i
tlie
son-in-law
of
,r,un
(erry
disaster
in
three
here
After
serving
with
the
penter,
loraier
mayor
ana
iuri
-,
sianasuu.
ine
last
lugnt
ui
m
weeks.
Few
details
have
been
I
Uh
,
Vancouver.
Plea
Fails
To
Reinstate
Taxi
Driver
A
plea
by
city
lawyer
Doug
Hogarth
that
city
council
reinstate
the
rhuuffer's
licence
of
taxi
driver
Roman
Potvln
pending
outcome
of
an
appeal
against
Its
cancellation
has
been
referred
to
a
spcclul
meeting
ot
made
by
CPA
on
Sunday.
RCAF
and
practicing
for
a
while
I
man,
was
taken
Ul
Jan.
19
and
is
in
Aihrrta
Mr
and
Mrs
Carr
!
recuperaUng
in
hospital
here.
"ty
s.iys
the
telegram?
I
released,
raiivun
money
"to
buvl
On
Jan
Last
fUght
by
Ellis
Air
Lines
9
a
ferry
capsized
In
we
catching
oip
with
deaths
and
retirements
among
dentists
with
:
newly
trained
men."
!
The
Seattle
school,
one
in
;
Portlund.
Oregon,
and
one
in
California
are
the
only
training
centres
In
the
Pacific
Northwest,
i
These
schools
take
on
a
certain
number
of
Canadian
students,
j
most
of
them
(rom
B.C.
buti
Kitkatla
Here
For
Basketball
Game
Tonight
Don
Hartwig
is
all
set
for
a
roui;h
seas
off
Ptisan
and
249
Koreans
drowned.
Only
seven
passengers
survived.
moved
to
Laurel.
Mississippi.
It
is
not
known
how
long
he
j
between
here
and
Ketchikan
where
they
remained
for
almost
will
be
absent
from
work.
was
on
Saturday.
The
Alaskan
four
hours
!
cit-v
ls0
snowbound.
years.
Mr.
Daggett
spent
many
T
rptumlnrr
lr
Canurla.
thev
I
each
dav
during
the
Dast
few!
Ground
transportation
is
un-
Coiiimuiiisis
who
are
Insane
his
80-vear-old
fiitl
wnlimed
daughter-
'months,
all
downtown
affected,
however,
as
the
Cana
were
particularly
anxious
to
take
inspecting
"'B
lias
.nu.caU-d
he
ise
to
nav
on
orminclv
National
RaUways
and
up
residence
in
B.C.
Dr.
carr
businesses
ana
dozens
oi
noraes
"
Watson
Island
Stages
continue
H,.afn
nncijloec
Vile
otrVTii)t.
i
In
(ho
it
W
'll'er
demand
lrt
hn.
even
that
number
is
very
small,
busy
evening
at
the
Civic
Centre
I
city
fathers.
Potvln
was
fined
$300
recently
l
after
he
was
convicted
of
a
'
follow"
The
Washington
University
tonight
when
his
Intermediate
schtKil
has
10
B.C.
students
en-:
-
A"
team
Fraser
&
Payne
Shcrbrooke
Ave.
Bylaw
Passes
6-3
ment
here
"made
to
order."
He
was
appointed
city
assessor
to
operate
In
and
out
of
the
Dr.
Black
will
leave
on
Feb.
8
Ion
recommendation
of
Aid
Mike,
city
on
schedule,
for
Vernon
where
he
Is
to
jolnlKmeger
at
a
council
meeting
i
The
weatherman
says
Uttle
unrih
nvanmrnn
Health
I
lost
juiw
2
Mr
napirptt
at
that
change
in
the
weather
is
in
rolled,
but
it
also
has
seven1
meet
Kitkatla
and
his
senior
.
.
it...
a
..
....
I
charge
of
bootlegging
and
had
i
his
chauffeur's
licence
cancelled
two
days
later.
Mr.
Hogarth
suggested
it
was
i
prospect
for
Wednesday.
?men
Kill
fbanks
J
time
was
a
city
alderman.
with
CCC
Pulp-
tangles
in.,int
iv
nf
them
fmm
l
SQUQ
Unit.
millers.
B.C.
currently
riding
a
Monson's.
0
He
said
the
Canadian
dentists
wrier
Contract
With
Mounties
Awaits
Decision
on
the
staff
are
"Just
about
tops
six-game
winning
streak,
will
be
out
to
strengthen
Uieir
nrst-
usual
practice
to
allow
a
person
to
continue
In
business
until
such
time
as
his
appeal
is
heard.
Aid.
Oeorg
Casey
said
Potvln
"must
have
some
grounds
for
appeal
and
should
be
given
an
opportunity
to
continue
driving
them
is
the
best
onerator
I
have
P1
hold
in
the
senior
loop,
but
'ANKS
(f-Two
gunmvn
i
uikwev,,
masks
shot
((1
a
G3-voar-ol,l
ssiIp.
Of
Other
Municipalities
in
Province
ever
seen."
The
Instructors
are
not
teach
"milt
club"
owner
In
the
police
and
licensing
commit
force
from
the
present
maxi
coach
Helge
Holgestad
of
the
pulpmlUers
promises
a
revamped
team
for
tonight.
Hartwig
is
still
perturbed
over
the
failure
to
obtain
Ron
Webber
from
Alex
BUI.
Gordon
&
ers
because
they
are
Interested
in
Without
any
discussion
or
Innfarc,
city
council
last
night
adopted
a
bylaw
to
authorize
grading
and
surfacing
of
Shcrbrooke
Avenue
at
a
cost
of
more
than
$i;o,000.
The
vote
was
8-3.
Those
In
favor
were
Aldermen
John
Cur-rle.
Bill
Bremner,
Bert
Olassey,
Darrow
Gomel,
George
Casey
and
Mrs.
Kay
Smith.
Against
were
Aldermen
Ray
McLean
and
Mike
Krucger
and
Mayor
Harold
Whalen.
Before
the
vote.
Aid.
McLean
Ul
hi,
home
Monday,
P"ed
t,Kay
The
vl(,Unl
"My
Wrluhi
i..
"
'
"
"
here
rul
""""
Jlta
y$2o.
Anderson
coach,
after
the
trans
until
such
time
as
nis
appeal
is
heard,"
but
other
aldermen
disagreed.
Aid.
Darrow
Gomea
said
"he
appeared
In
court
on
a
bootlegging
charge
and
was
convicted
and
I'm
against
relnstaUng
his
licence."
Aid.
McLeun
moved
that
the
money,
said
Dr.
Jones.
"Most
of
them
gave
up
lucrative
practices
where
they
made
three
and
four
times
as
much
as
they
are
making
here
at
the
university.
"But
thoy
too
have
seen
the
necessity
of
teaching
and
training
facilities
in
order
to
provide
more
dentists.
fAN
INJURED
The
city
clerk
has
been
instructed
by
council
to
advise
the
RCMP
Uiat
Prince
Rupert
cannot
renew
its
1953
policing
contract
until
other
municipalities
in
the
province
have
agreed
to
accept
the
force's
request
for
increases.
.
All
cities
and
municipalities
in
B.C.
policed
by
the
RCMP
received
a
request
from
the
force
last
December
for
an
increase
of
$600
per
man.
The
Mounties
also
asked
Prince
Rupert
to
increase
its
tee.
Council
endorsed
the
committee's
report
which
said
any
increase
agreed
to
will
be
retroactive
to
Jan.
1.
Present
contract
between
the
RCMP
and
the
city
expired
Dec.
31.
Police
casts
here
In
1951
exceeded
$33,000.
of
which
$19
200
was
paid
to
the
RCMP
for
men
attached
to
the
city
force.
fer
of
Ted
Arney
was
completed.
It
is
reported
Arney
did
not
have
a
contract
with
Mansons
and
Bill
discovered
the
fact
when
he
signed
Arney.
Originally
he
promised
to
release
Webber
if
mum
of
14
men
to
18,
which
would
mean
an
annual
increase
of
more
than
$10,000
in
wages
for
policing.
Under
the
present
contract
with
the
RCMP,
the
city
pays
$1,400
a
year
for
each
man.
Council's
action
In
the
matter
was
the
same
as
that
recommended
In
a
letter
received
from
the
Vision
of
B.C.
Municipalities.
The
correspondence
was
referred
to
the
was
injured
ot
n
List
night
while
at-
relit,
ruled
hi!
nrevloUS
stand
be
reviewed
at
the
i.t.n
nt
wn
inL.f
winntlnir
nn
1
reauest
7
"
m
en
.
blaze
in
the
Jan'
12
that
endorsntlon
of
the
I
special
meeting
called
for
later
rt,;
.
"lp''son,
which
Hartwig
would
let
him
have
"We
arc
not
training
mechan
-
nv
lit"
Mo
t...,.
u
...
.
.,....i
and
this
week
to
Olscu.ss
a
a
uiuiiuai
ics
here,
but
trying
to
make
a
j
Arney,
10
hosnllol
i
...
...
a...
submitted
by
Northern
B.C
Iitm..i
toaiiy
uigea
an
aiaermen
10
we
uuc
T
m.
,.j
.i.
i
1....
t.niinit
Power
Company
for
future
power
man
a
better
ciUzen
to
serve
.
The
senior
game
gets
under-humanity,
a
good
professional
way
at
8:30
p.m.
0j
.wi
consiueiatioii
ol-iuic
"'
fire
is
unknown.
There
was
no
comment.
supplies,