Ys

Ae

name Eee we SY.

ee

    
  

Sea Sets

ee PSS

 

eee

   

. on defence |

teak

read we

Orit

vee tsa

Sw etern pe

gO pds
we

H+ Cet eens men art eg

Sob m ype atrep: ee oe

PROVINCIAL LIBRARY —

VICTORIA, B, ¢,

Pag:

DEC at mtd: 60

 

 

126.

 

 

“guard —

‘mooted

“OTTAWA: (CP)— Hope

Was expressed “Tuesday |

night by. Transport Minis-
ter: Hees that’ Canada soon
will have the equivalent: of:

the: United States Coast

.Guird service,

“He told the Commons: that « co:
ordinators have’been: appointed

on’ ‘the west and .cast coasts to].
determine’ how marine sérvices| *

may be .co- -ordinated” to provide
a:coist guard: service: A third
co-ordinator would. he appointed
for. éentral Canada:.:

“The. co- -ordinators would sur-
yey..the situation and report to
the ™ . transport: -department. on
what ‘they consider is needed‘ for

an; over-all. search: ‘and. _Fescue

program.

House

 

Bomare production..down - -$125,-
, 000,000 from the. $369, 000, 000. the
" Senate had proposed,

AMOUNT REDUCED

/The amount is’ “$50, 000, 000 leas
than the U.S. Air Force had re-
quested in its latest air défence
revisions last spring; but itis a
partial victory over. the House of
Representatives which originally
had voted to climinate all Bo-
mare production except for a
small development program.

Conference chairmen, emerg~
Inga from their .mecting. said
Canada will get her two Bomarc-
IPg juadrons, but there Ukely will
bewsome shrinkage: in the US.
mga am, |

Two bases - which. the Scnate
nad approved for the Pacific
horthwest and whidit also might
have helped. protect: southern
Befish Columbia. ard to be cllm-
inated, These ara. the: Paine air
faye base near: Seattle. and
Camp Adair Adair near Portland, Ore.

 
 

fan x -
ad

An Inqueat into, ho donth. of
fl-yonr old Archibild: B. Hed-
atrqn of 180 Ambrose Avenue,
wast adjourned Tab, night until

TUF pm, July 6 ne the: Olty Hall,

AL Ferguson minora Home, na
jury sworn ‘in by. Coroner George
J, Dawes,, viewed, Ano, body and
relensad It for burial; ‘Olo' Kiletal, |:
-Mru: Hodstron's , brother-in-law,
Idontified tho body.

‘Mr. Hedstrom waa found dond
Monday in tho tipatilra bedroom
of Nia home, with 30-30 - rifle
lyin hoalda him. $2.
“Foreman. of tho: Jury: in: A, t,
Inn, Othor Jurora: are Brint
Mitypoerald, «Johny. Fitggorald,
Aloxandor. Hyrowk;: David: Witaon!| -
Wilfred Dolloch and, Brian, Lon-
NOXy '

 

 

 

  
  

iV bein

 

 

; plant, Of . “the Cascade
y| Tuesday. ©

 

by a Thou! Spiehaase butt.

aoa

OTRAS Lele RPL) ee SEEKING WORK

| Ra 6d Z

t

1600 rioush0—

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

SHARP: DECLINE . —_ ‘Unemployment in ‘Canada dropped sharply. oe
‘to” '399, 000 at May 21 from the mid- April figure of. 517,000. But.
_ the: mid- -May total was 65,000 higher than the 334,000 ‘uneniployed: '
a year earlier. Graph, based’ on Dominion Bureau.of Statistics:
figures, shows the trend~ in unemployment, through 1959 and.

to.. date ‘this year.

 

—CP: Newsman:

 

|B.c. ROUNDUP.

‘Fie in pi foie

{the el but destroyed the le of debi wotte packing|
Co- Operative Association|"

Loss will exceed $200, 000 in the
worst’ packinghouse - fire
1948. when. Kclowna Growers Ex-
change went: up-in flames in al.
$186, 000 fire.

No one. was injured in the fire,
discovered at.5:15. p.m. An hour
later the entire structure was a
mass..of flames and firemen de-
voted their efforts. to saving sur-
rounding buildings. ”

' New highway

VICTORIA ()—Highways Min-
‘ster ~ Gaglardi will” support a
United States plan for.a=Cali-
fornia-Alaska coast highway but
wouldn't comment. Tucsday. on
the Ilkely route for the British |
Columbia section.

He said he will offer a plan
of such a highway here July 19
when officials from BC., the
Yukon and Alaska meet to dis-
cuss. common transportation
problems.

Board set up |

VICTORIA (A five-member
.| advisory board has been set-up to
rogulato archacological explora~
tlon and excavation In British
1 GVolumbla,

: The hoard will act wider terms

‘fof the Archacological and Histor-
Ie Bltos Act, passed at the last!

It. is
anthro-

sossion. of the legislature.
chaired. by Sa ae
nologist Wilson, Duff,

"No holding |

- VANCOUVER (hm F ieation
Minister’ Paterson. sald Tuosday
his department will instruct: the
Nanaimo. and. Vancotiver school
boards that {t. dood not agroo with
tholr practice of withholding ‘of
atudents' roport cards until thoy
pry. tines for damagod or overdue
books,

"Team not in ngreomont with
this practice,” the, ministor said
Invan Interview, “Tho school re-
port.is a report to the parenia on
the progross of tho child, Mon-
atary obligation: sould not have
any, boaring - on the dellvory: of
Unis roport.’. pried

Answer: today
VANCOUVER (h-Tmmigrntion
dopartneny counnol today pre

Fire damage $25

Ma pela

Damage to a purnod choator-
fleld chaly was estimated at $25
today aftor city flromon wore
aniled to a house owned by Al-
frod Jonson, nt 810 Bordon Strect,
Mromon reported tho fire In tho
nocond /atoroy-suite wos onuaod

h

 

‘since! Zrene Rebrin was denied. justice

 

| posed new, federal. ‘building,
| demolished,

 

 

“ \ being:
i - goods.’

wi Simpsons- -Sears Ltd, earlier.”

 

“PRINCE RUPERT, B.C, "WE

DNESDAY, JUNE 29, 1960,

 

: proposed railway ha

 

Sentence —
~ suspended

“archibald Andrew Hato. of. no.

of fixed address had. his sentence.

7 suspended: for:
. | was ordered "to post a $200. bond
{to keep the peace after he:had
* |pleaded guilty. before’ Magistrate’
I BSOT, “Applewhaite in police: court:
*. this morning, toa charge: Of
in- Possession of- stolen

Six? months: : and

RCMP: told: the court! that. ‘Ha L
was arrested. following a” com
plaint’ by. the. O.K. Used | Good.
store thatthe accused had < ‘sold:
them a hand drill. valued at‘less,

than $50, June 27. The drill had’

been: reported taken. from,

Also in police court this. morn
ing: ‘Clarence: Harold Doane: : OF

“| 829 Ninth Avenue West was fined

| $75 and ‘costs ‘or in default. of.

payment. sentenced to*30" days,

jin’ jalk and’ had: his: licence’ ‘SUS=

. | pended for 90 days after. hej.

, \ ‘pleaded: guilty: toa ‘charge ‘Of:
a aeiving: without

 

parcd - to answer | charges that
in -her appeal against deporta-

tion,

- Harvey J. ‘Grey, repre: senting
the department, told the British’
Columbia Court of Appeal Tues-
day he expected to complete his:
submissions today—the third day:
of Miss Rebrin’s Court of Appeal
hearing.

City to. ‘share
cost of house
for B.C agent 2

Prince: Rupert. has: ‘agreed to!
contribute: $14,000,: toward’ a new.
house. for the provincial. govern-.
ment agent when. the: present,
residence, on the ‘alte’ of the prou-:
ds:

    

 

 

ao oO

At Monday | ‘night's. “meeting
City Council agread to share the
cost. of erecting. the new house
and also granted, the province
Lot 4, of the Bordon Street sub-
division on which to: erect the:
house,

In other businoss : “Monday
night Council approved the fol-’
lowlng trade liconces; ~

McRao. Bros, to operate a
service station at Second Avenue
and. Socond Streqt; Gilbert Hogg ||
to operate as a: Yarristor at 536
Third Avenue: Wont, and. George
Plakolt! of | 810" Ninth: Avenue
-Wost to operate: na. a woordwork-
ne contractor, ae a

Moya We

 

Oe
an
oe.
oc:
a
SB
-9.
-£
sa
a.
a

“thug vousols jandod nv total of
66,000 pounds of halibut.at the
Princo Rupert Fishermen's Co-|.
operative Association todiy.

Thoy wore ‘tho: Viking with:
| 34, 000. pounds: of : whiel. 21,000,
wero medium, - 10,000 Inrge and
2,000 chix,’ Tho Signnl delivered
32,000 .of which 10,000 wora'
modiim, a0, 000 Ingo and’ 2,000
chix,

No bonts gold on the oxchanga,

 

Prince Ruport has
now gone 532 days
without a: fetal traffic

 

accident,

 

due . Care:: and:

 

while ed to friends « on ‘Third
Avenue. be Westy, Wie te

 

City pioneer
dies in U.S.

‘Widow of. a member of. Prince
Rupert’s first: City: Council, Mrs.
Jeannette Hilditch Dore, died
June 14° in Chicopee Falls, ‘Mas-
sachusetts, it was learned here

| today. She was TT.

Mrs, Dore came to. Prince

‘| Rupert in’ 1908 while. the city

| was. still a- ‘tent. town. Her hus-
band. John H. Hilditch, a mem-
ber of the city’s first City: Coun-
‘cil after: Prince Rupert. was. in-
| corporated in March,. 1910, died
here June’ 29,). 1924. She later
married John, Je Dore, superin-
tendent. of the.” Government
Telegraphs at Prince Rupert and
Victoria, He. predeceased Mrs.
‘Dore in November, . 1938.

Requiem . high. mass: for. Mrs,
Dore was sheld..in' St. ‘James’
church with’ Rev: ‘Bronislaw ‘Gad.
crowski ‘of Colehestor, _Mass, as
colebrant. 0° or":

, Sho. is survived by a son John
H. Hilditch of Manchester, Mags.
and a daughter Mrs... A, Russell
of Granby, ‘Mass. 0

 

   

 

 

orar ily."
he writ, igsited by City Bolic-
itor “A. Bruce Brown, requires
‘that the Paciiic Northern Rail-
ay Company appear in the Su-
reme Court eight days after the
ervice of. the writ to. hear: the
leclaration:of the. City of Prince
upert.

he city’s claim -is a ‘declara-

Railway Company is not. entitled
fo begin: the construction" of a
railway. until. after.a hearing: at
hich the City. of Prince Rupert |:
May appear,’ before the © Public
Jtilities. Commission. The city |.
Iso seeks an injunction restrain-
ng the defendent, the PNR, from |:
ginning construction. of a rail-
ay and from-doing any work in

‘Construction at‘or near“ Summit
‘Lake or elsewhere in British’ Co-
“tumbia, unless. and until a certif-
{cate of public. convenience is ob-
‘tained. from. the. Public: Utilities
Commission.
= However, the writ was” not ex=
‘pected to interrupt plans by: the |’
‘government --for’-an” . official
‘construction-start ceremony. at
Summit: Lake, north of- Prince
George today::

* The. 600- ‘mile. line: to run: ‘from
Summit: ‘Lake: to the’: .¥ukon |"

Boundary is’to” “become: “part ‘of |:
.| be northern .B.C.~ development
aad’? Aindertakenib: interests | 2

Tish® financier Axel, Wenter-

   

Gren}
three. years ago.

‘In. an. agreement. with. the
province, these interests pledged
to: start. construction of the rail
line by the end: of June, 1960.

- With. the deadline just a day
away, a chartered DC-3- airliner

-|was scheduled to arrive in Prince

‘|George . today. with the official
party for the Summit Lake’ con-
struction start ceremonies:

Those aboard the flight were
to. -include ~Premier. Bennett,
Transport Minister Wicks and
Lands Minister . Williston. from
the government; Bernard Gore.
key Wenner-Gren representative
in both the railway and. the. pro-
posed hydro-power development
of the Peace River by the same
interests; Einar Gunderson, PNR
director’ and executive | vice-
president of. the’ ' provincially-
owned’ Pacific. Great Eastern
railway; and two engineers from
the railwey.:

Prince George city council was
to join the group for the 30 mile
trip. aboard the PGE to Summit
Lake. |

The PNR, established soveral
weeks ago to build the proposed
railway line, has been given gov-
ernment permission. to proceed
with the start of construction.

Butt has not obtained certifi-
cation from the Public Utilities
Commissiovts. - .

        

 

    

    

 

re. than $200 in prizes

ae for: July 1 contests

 

More’ Lhan $200. worth. of prizes
wills be presented’: winnorg of
various sparta. ‘Dy: Elks. Lodge No.
842 during the. Dominion | Day

“| coteprations, Bks: lag Day, Com-|

mittoo, reported: today.” ws
Rages: of: al typos: for, persons

‘of agos-ranging:from: five and

|undor to, 60: will ho fontured as

Injuries minor
in collision.

Treo | anRon gota ‘eoolvect ‘only
minor Injurios whon'a cnr ‘dviven| ’
by. Goorgo: W.-+ Pricaton of; 416
Yourth. Avonuo Bast wna li. col-
Halon with. v,voliale driven by
Mrs, Gladys: N. Byolfaon of 1125
Wloventh Avon: Haat Mt: 8 PM
yoatorday,, Sh beer yi,

Tho. mishap ‘ocourred. ‘at. the
intorsaction, of Blovonth Avenues
Haat‘ and. Conrad Streot, "ROMP
sald Mrs, Byolfson was. ontoring
tho {ntoracation: from) Conrad
Btroot: whilo the Prieston vohiclo
With Its three: ‘pPasachgers | was
travelling’ north from: Blovonth
sooo. Pamnne: la ontimated ‘al

 

still “continuing, i

woll as’ log rolling contests,
grensed pole climbing and many
more competitions during the

day, .

‘will bo a free rofroshmant hooth,
Whon tho children onter Algoma
Park thoy will bo presonted with
tiokets they, can.use to purchaso
food and balloons,

“Livost- entry in tho parade are
‘the olght' Pony Loaguo toams who
will march with the thor: BKOVON
onbrhon

‘No he hurt"
in collision

No ono was injured whon a car
drivon by Edward Stacey of 313
Sovonth Avenue Enst was struck
in tho roar by: 9. vehicle, driven
by Onrl Knorr of 613 Sixth. Ay-
onuc Woat, on Highway 16 about
11. milos from Prince Ruport, at
10. pm, yesterday.

“ROMP. at Port Edward “sald
that damage. was ocatimated at
$400. and that. Inveatigation , 48

 

 

n:. that the Pacific Northern |

PLEDGED. START IN. JUNE’ oe

    

“Also achodutod for the childron |

“CONTEMPORARY”

 

Cente s

‘aid’ of. or: preparation’ for such}. .

.Pros- and cons of reducing Civic
Centre’ services: at the expense of
balancing : the? otal: Centre: and

 

director’ s last regular. meeting. |
“ rhe meeting’ W 3

 

 

iness | for’ himself: "

‘In. “place of. the . “three “staff
members the. ‘personnel commit-
tee is advertising | for a recreation
director and” ant assistant Tecrea-
tion director... nee

 

arts and crafts. ‘program, itis es-
timated that $3,000 a year will
be saved which can be applied: to
the operational losses of: the. in-
door pool, | :

The Civic Centre is currently

operating “in ‘the black.”
Centre manager “Jacob Van-
denbrink said. that anyone can
apply for the two openings ‘and
“it is expected that the, present

sitions.”
However, Vand enbrink
said, ‘the: ‘ainiotaint ‘recreation

director's post’ will ‘be- for ‘eight
month's duration since. the Parks}:
Commission had decided not :to
employ the Centre's. ‘arts -and
crafts director: for the. ‘summer,
playground program. |

Board member Alderman T.
Norton Youngs asked if the Cen-
tre. couldn't. operate its arts and
crafts program on the'same basis
as the swimming pool, with class
members paylng .. for every. lesson
or swim,

Association pre osicient Ww. J.D.
Arnold told’ the meeting that the
Centre ‘hopes to hire a person
who could..handle the entire
crafts. program, with the help of
volunteors, - :

Mrs. J..T. Harvoy retorted that
no. such. person,’ with ‘these: out-~
standing” abilities” ‘could ever be}
found.
Poterson had’ two 'yenrs oxperi-
oneo, behind! ‘them, she sald,’

oe a *

oye ‘ceeding oh’ plonsure: ‘trhyys,",

Wi

\ He anid:

  

not an: ‘tragedy,

 

 

SPELLING? — .
learned” it Allan Mick and” Carol | Sauve seem: to’ think as.they: |
check this. abbreviated Sign against. the ‘dictionary.: “The. puzzled.
pair: spotted . this’ sign in Sault’ Ste.” Marie, -Ont.,;. “where con~

_Struction: Of a new,; “sewer: is’ causing a. . “temporary”: detour. ‘

l re: ed’ to™ b wt :
a ready signe to: reo ite tig Vandenbrink “as ‘a “mmahager’ who

‘had full recreation. qualifications, ari
‘couldn't handle: the recreation | °° °22
‘director's: post as well. ‘and. rehire | 3
Hinman: “and: Mrs.
Peterson instead of just. one (Per)

we “son,
By. ‘cutting: the. expensés “of the :

 

‘both =.Mrs. ©

staff. will. “ee apply. for. ‘the po-

Mrs.: Hinman and. Mrs,

 

“Nor “are : thoro® voluntecrs: in.

RCMP. URGE CAREFUL DRI VING
OVER. DOMINION DAY HOLIDA ae :

Mae A oe

Sub- ~Inapootor, Ty L. Jooves, commanding. officer: of- Prince: -

- Rupert ‘ROMP subdivision ‘today issued an appenl to motorists
‘Yor safd, driving over: the Dominion ‘Day holiday weak, |’ -

NRA! the arrival, of the: tirat’. Jong; ‘weekend of ing”

summer. Months, many’ people; ‘will: bo, on’ the highway, BYOr,.

“Ingpector: Jeeves 'isnid, ey

“Many may not, ‘come, back as a result, of an, accident,”

‘ho warned, adding: “make sure that you are not one’ of them,”
. ya avoredrlving. your “capacity lends.to aceldonts,

oe Drive: fonoly and anfaly. and roturn safely,” " tho Angpector

“that ‘fidditional” ‘highway: patroly wil
‘highway, to} ‘Qsalat motorlsta in: making: thelr. ‘trip

‘way ‘wet

 

 

we OP.’ P polo, : cod |

of ‘the Civic Sean by three. members: ‘and: with ‘the t
estimated $3, 000. saving hopes to keep te indoor swim-| ea
| ming. pool ‘ ‘operating in the black.’ (ae aoe

 

 

 

‘the ae win, the. ‘knowledge me

teach art. or: ceramics,’  Mrs.; Ha
swimming. pool budget“came -un- |} a ;

der fire atthe Centre's ‘board : of

 

Mr. ‘Vandénbring. and ‘person-|
nel committee: member Mrs. ALL.
Bell said: that the’ manager ‘was
kept: busy. with, a full- time Job. of

administration...

‘Dr; Li Me ‘Greene reminded the
meeting: that: former ‘Centre sec-
retary * E, Donald ‘Forward ‘car-
ried “out ‘the » ‘bookkeeping. duties
of -the- Centre... along. with. , his
other. work: "Now. ‘bookkeeping
cost $150" a. month.:

‘Dr. RG: “Large said. that. the

‘value of. the. program should not

be judged entirely:on the number
of persons attending a: class, |

~ However, T. B. Black said that
economy was necessary and that
cutting the. staff. would save the
Centre $3,000,a-year.. -

In other’ business: Mr, Vanden-|
brink reported that. ‘the’ Com-

‘munity Programs. Branch ‘had in=

creased the annual. grants to-

wards the’ salaries: of: ‘recreation
Jeaders. -

Last year's’ grant of
$900 had: been boosted to $1,500
toward Mr, Vandenbrink's salary
which the meeting was told had
been increased from. $475 to $510):
1 month. “Also added ; by the
Recreation. Branch was allow-
ance of a maximiim grant of $900

cach toward salaries of two oe i
6]:
said.the grants meant.a: possible |.

sistant recreation directors,

$2,400 increase. a, year. to the Ven-
tre effective July.ty
 Prosont.. memberghip ' in: ‘the
Civie. Centre .wns: 1,886, an in
crease of 189 over last: yoar. a

 

be on ‘the
‘. ‘Plonaure,. ;

ROMP wil ‘direct special ‘attention, to’ ‘iglowpoke" ‘drivors,,
or drivers. Who drive in sauoly a. manner’ ‘to impede; the normal”
or ronsonnblo ‘movemont of traffic; na

Courteous, drivora pullover ‘onto’ tho. shoulder. of tho.
| highway: to nsaiat faster: traftlo, in pasginge: ce ee eed:
1 oo MBa an -courteaws: ‘dvivery'"| Inapootor i: is Jeoves’ iirgod,.
WMAP CNILELONERNIOELOEOLLOIEIEIONTEDIOLEOESEIONNG

fy a

}

|WEAT

+ Cloudy: tonight: Sad ‘rhurad oo

 

 

and paper mills, _

membership voted 65. per ‘cent, in

and: other contract. ‘changes. si
Notes by, other... “mill loc

the agreement ‘this: ‘past,,:
have. not‘ been, learned.
Some: 5,000. employees , RE
volved,
“The Settlement brings the be

fringe benefite-—at: $2.78. -

ARNGNT :

 

Say

   

lish Friday: as the ‘staft:. Joins”

‘vinclal and. Yederal © ‘govern-
mont.% offices, -gtores and
‘businesses in observing the |
Domiuton: Day holiday, ; ‘Pub-
iHention. will resume Monday. .
. Postmaster R. S. Scherk sald
tony. that all post offico wick
“ets ‘oxdont the one for money
“orders will be open 10. p.m: 10:
a noon, Friday, There will ‘ho.
‘lotter. carrlor service,’ but
mifils will be dispatched: and
Vsorted as Usual, tenet
. The" olty’s ‘three chartered '
banks: will bo. closed -all- ‘day;
Friday, but’ will’ be openéfrom |
4380 pam, to 6-p.m. Thuraday.
noedereeet ener neon etna

feat

 

day. with ttle.’ change. in
-- tompera ture,
“16, . Low: tonight:
_ tomorrow, 50 and 60,. saturn

' ppiraday, Jul 90,1
. (Paaitic, tan ned,

 

 

Fepresentatives ‘of. 10, coast . ulp.

“Angus. Macphee, president. of
Local 708, said that | Local.”:708.

‘favor’ of accepting the ohe-year_
contract; which’ provides’ for-ai4
per cent. general wage™ increase _

  
  
 
  
   

 

which were scheduled to’ Vote” on
veek,

asic .
‘wage. ‘rates into a range of.{frém-
$2.03 to.$3.12 hourly, with the av-:
crage hourly. earning—incloding

No paper or Frigey.

Tho Daily News will not: woe :

with personnel: of banks," ‘pros.

Wos terly:winds
and Agh