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al engineer for,the city’s con-
i sultants Associated Engineering
' Services: Ltd., ‘told council Clay -
| burn-Harbison Limited has. had
an’ *gmployee: ‘strike since’ August
18 and that while the pipe short-
age had not been critical it had
“added to the contractor's diffi-
reulties.

Mr. McCombie said that at the
| end of October, 6,560 feet, of
sewer mains, chiefly: 8-inch clay
pipes and: 84 service connections
had been laid.
He said: the total footage of
trench for.mains in’ the con-

| tract is 35,600 of which 5,100 feet

50-that the
; length of pipe is 40,700 feet. The
contract includes 1,900 fcel of
catch basin leads and 430 serv-
ice. connections.

The program is “about 15 per.
cent complete, he said.
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tually ‘finished the Ambrose Ay-
enue area and about 50 per cent
of the area around Tenth. Av-
enue and Bacon . Street and has

‘Made a start'’at Eleventh Avenue

and Sherbrooke Street.

He said that sub- contractors
Daco Construction in Section.:2
has completed 1,010 feet out of a
tota] 11,450 feet. and that Alison
Construction ‘has subcontracted
the Park Avenue section. Granby
Construction, who are sub-con-
tracting the 48-inch and 42-inch
pipe at Algoma Park, has com-
pleted about 300 feet of trench-
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and piles.

“Work on this piece can only|

be done. economically when: the
water in Hays Creek is low,” Mr.
McCombie said.

City Administrator R.W. Long

sald that he had had a telephone
call from D: A. Whalen, P. En-

’ Gordon Simpson, president
‘and Sydney Kirk, secretary. re-
spectively of the Senior Citizens
Housing Society have been’ in-

16 to discuss the
proposed. senior citizens housing
project.

A bylaw to authorize the. ex-
penditure of trust funds for the
purpose. of completing the Civic
Centre. indoor © swimming - poo!
was passed, -

A. request. from the Museum
Board: of Northern: British Co-
lumbia for the. petroglyph rock
outside. the. city shall to” place in
the museum grounds, WAS grant-
ed. ’ Ve

A letter fr om the Inter national!
Brotherhood of. Electrical Work-'
ers Local 344;. submitting their!
request. for changes to the 1960
working agréement was refer red
to the wage and personnel com-
mittee..

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‘men who stalk the: beaches, ¢ and pools under ‘the admiring stares

of the opposite: sex?

Worry no more, “Hairless Joe.”
Toss - away your turtle-neck
beach sweater—they’ ve come. up

- The latest in chest tapestries
was unveiled’ Sunday-. at:
opening session of the National
Barber Show.
Who wears “chest rugs?
“Usually, little scrawny -. fel-
lows,” answers. pretty Diana
Tessler, president of — a, hair
making firm. “I never. ask my

clients why they want them. I

figure it’s their own business:”
The preferred shade:. Brown,

“The people’ at the barber
show came to me and suggested
we make up a chest falsie as a
stunt,” Miss Tessler. said.
I said, ‘stunt? I have ‘many. cus-
tomers using them already.’ They
seemed surprised.” .

, Miss Tessler, . whose - ‘main
business is toupees—or toppers,
as they say in. the trade—uses
real hair for the chet rugs. She
added:

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gineers, of Associated Engineer-
ing stating thata substitute sup-

plier could be obtained for $1,000 |

more than the original bid. .
‘Council authorized Mr. Wha-

len to inform Clayburn-Harbi-

son Ltd., that it would have to
change suppliers due to the
pending cnd of supplies and also
instrueted Mr.. Whalen to -pur-
cha: 3e pipe’ from a new supplier.

' In: other: business Council
learned that there was no ‘fur-'
ther. word on: ‘action planned
by Ridge’ Holdings Limited, re- .
garding a. development. in the:
propused subdivision on’

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HOLLYWOOD (@ —~-And now.
Patrice Wymore starts to pick up;
the: pieces ‘of her. ‘life.

her estr anged. husband, -Errol;
Flynn, ‘and “with. the tumult that:
Now she is tangle d:

the revival of. her career as an:
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of. the ;events.
estate,” she remarked during & ments, but it amazes me. at ‘the
“Brrol was mot: amount of public interest in this
the, tale of juvenile transgression.

“The will has been: filed for’ family and Errol’s family, but
probate in: New York, ‘and 1 ex- | because of the impression that
will be a long time before! this
Meanwhile, I have
to’ take care cf all kinds of de-!example to follow for all-
There is the estate in Ja-| actresses who want to get ahead |
where around 150. people: in show business.”

The yacht is 9 cURpRISED AT DECISION
She added that she was sur-),°
; prised that, the, district _attor=|
“into: “Miss,|~
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fof the will by 17-year-old Bever-
ily: Aadiand.. Miss Wymore’s ‘reply
‘WAS vithy and unquotable. “She
has held. her - -tongue ‘about the
“blonde prodigy, but she did make
‘this comment:

“T had newspaper men call me
‘to apolivize for writing the-stor-
‘ies they did about the recent
I appreciate their senti-

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ithe grief that it has caused my

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another new Item on display
was a synthetic sun tan. lotion
guaranteed:to make. the ‘wearer
look as if he has just returned
from three weeks at Miami’ or
Palm, Springs.

New York barber ‘Eddie. ‘Pu-
laski said the degree of phoney
tan is regulated by the number
of applications of the cosmetic.
' “One coat gives you'a light
tan, two coats a. deep. tan, and
with three coats we. give you a
‘white turban. ”

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flourishing. 7
crime hunter

"HOLLYWOOD (—There. was:
Lee Bowman on the floor, conk-
ed by a gangster’s sap and: with |
a. switchblade aimed .at His gul-|
‘\let. A shot. was fired by. an}
obliging blonde and Lee lived on|
to solve another case. .

This. bit of drama took place |
at. Desilu studios, where Lee is!
filming “Miami Undercover,” a:
new TV series for United Artists. |
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jin “The Walls Came Tumbling,
“Down.”
an Earle Stanley Gardner: series, |
and.for 90: weeks ‘he: played’ E-'
Jery Queen on’ live TV. 0 oe

So his ‘new guise as a Flor ida '
crime hunter- --with
Rocky Graziano is a natural re-!
sult of his_long battle against |
the. underworld.

‘After his seasons at gllery,.
Lee stayed: on to do Broadway |
shows, front TV spectaculars for
an’ auto concern, conduct a real
astate-Insurance firm with his
brother, act.as director of a
commercial film concern, per-
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‘incomes from various theatrical’
vertu es, she said.

‘She is also engaged in prepar-
‘ing for a new musical revue, in

which she stars with

{:Maxwell, Julie Wilson and Dag- |
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Pat “has been .having suc- |
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“road back was not easy.

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NEW YORK. (Five detec-
tives living as undercover beat-
niks turned square and put the
finger on .13, habitues of Green-
wich Village. 9. va

The charge: Narcotics vidla-
tions.

After a. month 6f the: ‘Bohem-
{ian life—complete with’: beards,
berets and jazzy. poetry sessions
—the detectives struck as. part
of a city-wide crackdown during
the weekend.

Ninety-five persons were ar-
rected in raids that reached into
Brooklyn and Harlem as well as
The Village.

Inspector Edward F. Carey
of confiscated
heroin, cocaine and - marijuana
at $1, 000; 000 in the illegal mar-

3 ket.

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one. recited in a coffee shop..

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Saturday. night the word. came.
from headquarters and. the
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