f,
I
Icity
Hall
rTiiice
Kupeit
UOiiy
lNfcw
Wednesday,
May
14,
19q2
titjji
ooaid
wnicti
lecoiumeuueu
j
a
15-cent
hourly
increase
but
nc
'
change
in
the
current
44-hour
j
.
week.
The
current
basic
rate
is!
$1.30'2
cents
an
hour.
Affected
In
the
dispute
are
'
the
Searle
GrVin
Elevator,
New!
1
j
Ui
rive
eievaun.,,
lout
in
Vancouver
and
one
in
New
West-minst.n',
said
they
will
strike
Saturday
unless
they
get
30
cents
I
a:i
hour
wage
increase
and
a
j
forty-hour
week.
j
The
workers
are
members
of
I,
the
Grain
Elevator
Workers
j
Union
local
433
unit
Brewery,
i
Flour,
Cvreal
and
Distillery
!fy
Protests
Equal
Sharing
Workers
May
Strike
VANCOUVER
P
A
strike
that
would
tie
up
Vancouver's
grain
shipping
industry
threatened
here
Monday.
About
220
workers
Jora
welfare
Payments
..
.
.
.
,,f
torn
tr.
i.
.1...
i
Westmiaster;
and
Pacific
elevators,
United
orain
Growers,
Kerr-Gifford
and
Alberta
Wheat
Pool,
all,
in
Vancouver.
.Workers
(CCD.
They
rejected
a
majority
report
ot
the
concilia
n
increase
of
$2.50
for
each
dependent
foi
J
welfare
cases
will
be
shared
on
a
-fifty-fifty
Bloc
30,
Scction
8
,or
27.
t0
L
the
city,
"but
only
under
protest."
Total
tiSOSSSfiSSS:
1.
he
$400
a
vear.
said
Citv
Clerk
T?
W
T
..no-
Bert.
Sutt
J
.
....
no
ni
rPOnrrt.
t
BuHlneS
licences
were
grant
,h
iia.i
f"-
i
Dewy
and
David
Know-
z2S?ss
r
approved
by
'&rt
w
all
social
v.
ei
tare
Dine
,ven
wa.
thflt
th
,.
.
,
.
.
,.,
V.
.
..
..nripr
Ktrnna
nrrt-
.
.
"
pmaicu,
auverusiriH
sales
and
John
Stark,
window
cleaner.
ft.rmer
oasis
called
tor
an
)rnt.
eqU(ly
between
the
resist
sharing,
the
larger
dentlal
an(J
busl,e.s
gP(,tions
hv
the
provincial
kov-,
Oth.;r
...
board
of
.
works
.
.
RECORD
Ml'SIC
TJSTIVAL
(Continued
from
page
3)
5cncircim's
Croii'ii
Ro-al
v
A
mendationg
approved
Included
expenuiiuie
ol
$5,000
for
maintenance
of
24-inch
and
18-Inch
tival
in
Canada.
The
adult
choral
PtlfrV
is
alvn
tlia
tomout
Atmf
water
lines;
rebuilding
of
a
pro
5cactvam'$
V.O.
f-t
think
this
U
a
fair
Tf
charing
these
costs,
but
lease
is
necessary,
espec-jjrthe
mothers
of
depeti-'said
Aid.
Oeorge
Hills
$
voted
to
accept
the
sug-jiiftwance
Increase
by
the
guil
government.
WhfltMile!
ESSO
and
ESSO
EXTRA
there's
no
better
buy!
Backed
by
Imperial
Oil's
72
years
of
refining
experience
...by
the
most
extensive
research
...the
most
modern
refineries.
Buy
I
anywhere
in
Canada
at
the
sign
that
says
quality
the
ESSO
sign.
tection
wall
for
the
45-inch
dam
entered
at
Halifax,
control
valves
at
a
cost
of
$1
"
000
I
,j,
j,
,
Commercial
to!pA
udta'of'
tnls
vear
'iu
be
garages
asked
to
hav
al!
debris
romov?
I
C0,"ery
Ta"karc.
Pnist.
and
ed
from
city
property
UJ
5carvcim
s
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I
m
T
m-wv
ri:dk
KO
me
giiraees.
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n,luii'n,l
f
icjiu,
ucui
uiinueri,
vocal
tPac'hPl'
nnrf
nrt
inrlifotir
nnA
v
"
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vt.
wi
uU
-
V
Finance
committtee
reported
i
amlner
for
the
Royal
Conserva-
i
i..
.,!!
.tut
rat
vUii
)
i,
hulf
the
originul
rate
following
land
sales:
1
,n,n
last
month.
i
Lot
26,
Block
7.
Section
7
for
,Gad
I
switched.
1
5cacvftm's
Kind's
Plate
f
5eQQvams
Spcc'uil
Old
'Dittilled
in
Canada
and
distributed
by
Th4
Hoof
ot
Seagram
"
,11.
n.it
IBhpn
m
4100
1,1
R
W
R,.l.,.i
W
I
..I
r.
dii.
(,J
L
.liu
'
"
"
vjviiv
.
,
ut'v
1JIIJ1
K
fireman
is
called
out
1
1
48,
Section
1
for
$75
to
J.
E.
Caz-t
rate
is
$150;
for
night
es;
Lot
18.
Block
29,
Section
1,
for
jjCM
Rates
are
compar-
$175
to
T.
Latch;
Lots
9.
10,
11
to
those
paid
to
Vancou-
and
12,
Block
11,
Scction
1,
for
i'oria
and
N.w
Westmln-
'.
$1,700
to
Northwest
Construction
j,
departments.
!Ltd.;
Lots
14
and
15,
Block
18.
fa
CAS01INES"
Spivak,
violinist
of
the
"Boston
Symphony
Orchestra
and
Cecil
Hope,
English
choral
conductor
and
composer.
Winners
of
the
various
scholarships
each
year
continue
studying
music
in
universities
throughout
Canada,
Great
Britain
and
the
United
Stales.
This
year
$2,000
was
donated
to
the
festival
by
service
clubs
and
other
organizations.
This
advertisement
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia.
in
to
adopt
the
former.
action
8
for
$70
to
Otto
Knit
r.s
rescinded.
maa;
Lots
12
and
13
Rlrx-k
i
'.,
MiiiviH
rnREn
Binion
8
for
100
to
L.
T.
and
R.
V
;
.
,
...
Kortossaarl;
Lots
4
and
5
ltd
of
wonts
t-nairman
aiu.
fored
petitions
by
resi-i!ur
street
pavi.ig
and
I
thumbs
down
on
a
tie-phr
such
improvement
to
Avenue
front
Sixth
Street
ai
Junction.
"I
have
not
been
able
to
Itr
this
in
our
estimates.
.ho.-
residents
are
wlll-
pay
for
the
work
on
a
Improvement
plan,
they
not
make
petitions,
(j.ire
doing
the
best,
we
can
jur
utreets
and
will
do
first
i
first
There
arp
oth'.T
f
in
the
city
which
need
iai?nts
more,"
he
declar-1
view
was
shared
by
the
'he
rnu.iril.
fbik-.
two
other
petitions
rived
and
will
be
lnves-
4
,
1
I.'
1.
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8
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s
rate-
.
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-
RUM
I
Avenue
East
and
Bacon
resiti'nts
have
petitioned
i-t
connections.
(
dflkgatks
delegates
to
the
October
i'lon
in
Vernon
of
the
o;bc.
Municipalities
re
ti.-ed
by
cmncil.
Names
will
p.
at
a
later
date.
tAt.E
KA1T
INCKKASE
9
percent
increase
In
busl-jt'
"lions
of
garbage
.
rates
Tins
advertisement
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Hoard
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia
Nc"1
Vt
'
.
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1
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.
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V
r'Ni,
V1
I
nnv-
fes
"'
'"
I
figure
fisure
out
out
all
all
the
the
taxes,
taxes,
but
but
Uncle
Uncle
Jim,
Jim,
I
J
.'
,
'
t
t
I
I
uhi)
who
if
is
an
an
accountant,
accountant,
told
told
me
me
th:W
that'
the"
the"
I
J
-
"Will,
how
mmli
tax
does
Xukol
pay?"
'T
guess
it
would
he
picti?
hard
to
Nickel
(imipany
paid
$.'h.'i()
per
share
in
income
taxes
last
year
but
the
Owners
You'll
really
enjoy
cooking...
if
it's
ELECTRIC
Cooking
tliree
meals
a
day,
every
day,
seven
days
a
week
.
.
.
quite
a
chore
until
you
make
it
a
cheer
with
a
practical,
automatic
Electric
Range.
No
more
drudgery
...
no
more
worry
.
.
.
dirt
and
ashes
gone
for
good
I
You
set
the
clock
timer
on
your
sparkling
Electric
Kange
and
the
controlled
heat
gives
Jou
perfect
cooking
and
baking
results.
And
when
the
job
is
done
the
heat
turns
itself
off
!
Think
of
the
time
and
energy
you'll
save
with
that
Electric
Kange!
Lots
more
leisure
and
lots
more
pleasure
and
plenty
of
savings
on
your
food
bill,
too.
Meat
shrinkage
is
reduced,
for
one
thing.
There's
never
a
bit
of
waste
or
spoilage
when
you
cook
electrically.
Some
day,
soon,
have
your
dealer
show
you
the
latest
models
in
Electric
Ranges.
There's
one
just
suited
to
your
kitchen.
A
'
got
only
5.()0.
"They
sure
do,
son.
In
11)51,
for
instance,
the
Nickel
Company
paid
over
4$
million
dollars
in
income
taxes.
Everybody
has
to
help
pay
the
cost
of
Government.
All
of
us
pay
some
share
in
income
taxes,
sales
taxes
and
many
other
kinds
of
taxes.
The
industries
in
this
country
do
pay
large
part
of
the
cost
of
Government."
.
1
a
J
3-
'
'
V
V
mi
70DA
it
r
a
6'
pate
hoi
fully
r.liftr.tt
J,
xi
ili
ift
sent
rtv
on
nau
t!
to
anyone
inure
strd.
The
International
Nickel
Company
of
Canada,
Limited
i
25
King
Street
W.,
Toronto"
if
e