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§ Frince Rupert Daily News
Tuesday, September 14, 1954

 

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Bakery Foremen
i! . y e t e
Urge Mediation
nd
‘VANCOUVER —Foremen and
supervisors employed , in Van-
dpavér's struck and locked-out
bréad firms Monday repudiated
thé’ executive of their union ,
by démanding that mediation
proposals be immediately imple-
therited as a basis of settlement.
t Ata protest n.eeting, 23 fore-
mer? and supervisors unanimous-
backed up mediation recom-
mendations advanced by retired
labor department offiical Michael
MeC¥éough last. week.

Union executive, meanwhile
has recommended rejection of
the proopsals ‘which will be vot-
éd on Wednesday by the gen-
gral membership of the strik-
{hg and locked out Bakery and
Confectionery Workers Union,
AP-TLC.
* The ‘foremen and supervisors
had charged earlier that their
union executive had “mishandl- |
- ed” the 68-day tieup of major
Vaticouver bakeries,

te wee.

for her,

Broadway Cafe

  

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her owner, F. J. Teehandelaar As seeking a buyer
She is. being kept for the moment at a New Jersey animal farm,

BLACKWOOD on}

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hoisted from’ the
00-pound female

    

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Bowling Execs
Set Deadline,

NW sald the alm of the organization

. . The letter, when also noted a

   

 

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. {Ings ago on the anvount of money |
“Jpast three years, He had asked

‘|H. M. Foote and it was read at

   

 

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C eo She led the jack of spades. Mr.
For MW no-trump bid (a Justified doubt, Masters went in with the ace,
mis you sec , and she elected to g6] nq returned his last diamond.
All ON In spaces. Mr. Dale won with the Jack and mated’ 2,200 lives
Ages a She could have made her con-{led back the queen, . ‘
. Mitract bu: cue failed to f.nd tho ans
And Sitight.plev. The vital maney-|4SSURES DEFEAT
7 ci | This assured the defeat of the
; ontvact. Tf Mrs... Keen ruffed
All Mf + low Mri. Masters: would. overryf{|(and, ,off
. | wih the 10 for the setting trick.
Sizes, fer with:
oar If she ruffed with thé king or
’ n: queen of spades Mr. Masters
Prices a’ would diseard and his guarded 10),
a Mf spades would take a trick!
From a later
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8 to $25m if Mrs, Keen had ducked the:
§ $ x ‘rst dlamond and won the sec-
| ‘nd, she would have made her
W / } c bid. That is, when Mr. Masters
. was in with the ace of spades
Q ace Su he would have no way to reach :
" his partner's hand, i
“of a | Wen after winning the firstj
nahn q diamond there WAS a play for
a i AEMEQUMN ORMOND (he contract, If was to go to,
lon ‘ dummy with the ace of clubs ate
apa P ler cashing the nee of hearts, |] 4
th | GET THE MOST i then return the queen of hearts: to pm
ge ; RN , jand play the dence of Manionils | "ne
pi ARN) a {On It, Mr, Masters would be In dey G:
0 , ALAR aN With the king of hearts ad '] yy gph” 6:00 tam,
a ub | ann Le OM wun he would haye no we ty
ce beb to Mr. Dale's hand, Pond 2
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AN openly market similar to
Londcns fanied Pethicowt lane

is Lobe oud in this Boverament. fi
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Boots Patont
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Scampers Straps, Oxfords
Loators unnors, San.
Bucklo dals, Loaters
Lugs

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ASE By EASLEY BLACKWOOD 7 Star t of League!
"BEST OF FOOD | Aseresive Overcall Dowsn' Poll Payer dealing for. entree ings |
E EPNEST OF COOKING I have mentioned in recent columns. that the aS andar Teepe ne, League
Hon AKE CUT ORDERS || (angers in ageressive overcalling are lessened by the this moming and Thursday |
: Ph 200 fact that even when your opponents can set you sub- night will see the Mixed Five
to one stantially, they may not. know it, Pin League start bowling its
i” @dbdceecedc There is-this added consider-~ — “>| seven week qualifying Series,
Pe LELTI ToL, AR AMMR SD ation. Even if they do knowiit,! south acater _ Only 11 teams signified their
# At Wallace’s i they will often decide’ to go! North-South vulnerable intention to enter teams Into
‘  Blahead and bid their game (or Nort (tiss Brash) the Men's league last night at ay
Of Course My stam), believing they con make Hoa 43 meeting of the loop held at the|:
, a , , : 5 5 bowling alleys. Mr. Dunbar said
gw) More that way than by doub! »D-965 3 that he 1 to h t least
ing you, C—-A K 5 hat he hopes to have at leas
a < 4 . West Bast. five more teams enter before
Bey ia Thre oven ste [Se may tas, we oe
, If Mr Dale had not tsken stich H-K J 10965 H—7 2 men Monday , September 20.
m| xtremely aggressive action on| D—® 4 * D~-K QJ 107 Last year the Men's League
his {yo 5-card minor suits. Mrs} --? 2 C—J 10984 |Was composed of 22 teams,
his ty é : 1 ‘| "South (tes, Keon Opening night of the Mixed
Mi Xern would have played a com- ( )
Bl rortatrn asec, oe S-K QJ9843 Five-Pin League next Thursday
a wade oe eee the ck As a nos should. see the following teams
mas, ane he 6 choice OQ 5 playing at the designated time:
loublug sive elubs or going to) = 6 ss O~-Q 03 tm
five spaces. “The bidding: | ’ *ashio
a ve Sbabe South West. Narth Fast Baglre Men's Wee ge ogtwene.
| FIGURES PERCENTAGES 18 2u .  2NTs 3D: Pushovers vs, Headpinners,
M| Of course she knew she could Be Ait Pass Pass Ac Ray Giordano ts. Shamrocks
iva or . . , ion - Peterson vs. La G .
a beat five clubs two or three| ver was to cut the communica-| Orphans vs, ROMPO ee,
gy Licks, But, being vulnerable] tion between: the opponents’: Se 7
5 against woud sls abet hands in diamonds— the only . Beso Bein wa ney Booth School.
ace s sible entry, Northern Glass ys. Thom Sheet
a eau what she would get for ‘The eight of diamonds was! Metal.
making five spades,

Daily News vs. Harold's,
Canadian Fish Co. vs. Hilt's Shoes.

}¥ision, Ald.

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An invitation from Public

provineial and: municipal bodies,

since 1914 was Improvement of
roads throughout Canada,

“Obviously tais group operates
south of the 64th parallel,” re-
}marked Ald. BUl Bremner, ,

eet ep

ordered filed
+

Ald. George, Uasey got all

350 anntal fee, was
: ry

quiry he had madé several meet-
spent on assessments in the
for a report fi.an city treasurer

last night's meeting,

Mr. Foote’s report showed thal
cost of evaluating city assess-
ments was $4,447.37 In 1959: $5,-
£92.69 in 1953 and’ $8,148.15 in
1954. The 1954 total, the report
Showed ineluded $5,000 for hir-
ing a firm to do clty assessments
in ling with... the “assessment
equalization. act requirements,
Ald. Casey didn't find this re.
port to his satisfaction. There
Was a sum mentioned in an an-
ual report -far in excess of the
ftee-year total of $18,588.21, he
said. a

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Ald. R. A. McLean then ob-
jected to Ald, Casey's remarks,
Saying that -he“had asked for
Mr. Foote's report nd had -got
ki Furthermore, he: sald, the
Auditor had Submitted an annual
eport and that should be suffic-
dent, po

Alderman Mike Kruéger came
to Ald. Casey's rescue, when he
fald that he.-too recalled the
large sum mentioned in a prey-
lous report but he helleved that
It included the cost of the courts |!
of revision, which had been par-
ticularly high ty 1953.

When told he could sce the
figures and totals-of the ASSCSS-
nent costs -at anytline, Includ-
ihe the costs of courts of re-
Casey said, “Okay

Vl get ‘em.

He then voted with the rest
ff the council to accept Mr,
00le’s report,

Piscine (ote FiOS APs Bera ener te, |.

-A. Jetter: from: tho deputy: min-
ster. of muntelpal affairs, “J. E.
forn, inforiaing council that
nee Was 8. prospective. change
n.goard of Railway ‘Commis

 
  

  

 
 
 
 
  

 

 

 

 

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Sunday 8:00 pn,
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sloners' policy concerning the el-

the government was: willing to
share “the costs of climinating
the crossing hazard on a 60-40
basis
the’ smaller share,

Smith's query as to what pro-.
gress was being made
committee studying
ing, Mayor George Hills told her
snarled up last-night when he |th

{was given the answer to an in- ;Seplember 15

opted unanimously a resolution
Which, expressed the council's |
sympathy to Alderman R. A,
McLean on the death of his
mother, Mrs. E,

Selkirk, Manitoba,

adop.ed expressing

sympathy to City Solicitor T. W.

Brown,

MLA Bruce Brown

of their mother,

May Brown, in- Vancouver.
bo

granted trade’ licences
Arnason and G, A. Matousek for
an electric welding school; to|'
Jack Adams, palnting; Magnus
Mason, taxi operator
A. Telford, taxi operator,
Also acceptes was the appli-

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CITY COUNCIL BRIEFS

-lGaty Passes Up Chance To Join Roads ¢

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tion ct Anton Vell for position 24 And October's
-.fWorks Minister P, A, Gaglardi Imination of railway crossing or dog-catcher , and “night Soil :
‘Ito Prince Rupert elty council to campaign, was ‘referred to the collector, duttes re start A S000} A boas of y
‘{join the Canadian Good Roads | works’ commitice for study and as possible,» + ee recommiondas mt
-Jassoclation, fell on deat oars at mr ' ; 4 “ times tat Md tin the sldew ~
st night's regular meeting, Mr.| our level crossings In ‘eh, ; al
; Canlaral's letter. In which he|Prince Rupert, céuncil thought | Ald: muy ema i. ; item c Malthuy Lhe Com
{mentioned he was vice-president something should be done abuut |/eave OF absence to /Bitend Bide revullt ata
Jof the national group formed by | the one at'Cow Bay, especially as |Clvil ‘Defence .cowse ‘In Arn.

with the city assuming |

“hb bob
In answer to. Alderman Kay

by the
strect light-

at a report was expected on

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The Mayor also moved

a reso-*
tion that was

unanimously
the counell’s

QC, and Prince Rupert

on the death
Mrs, Florence |

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