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‘gation’ s plant at: Fairview. today recorded its biggest

fish landings of. the year as more than 500,000 pounds
‘of fish were brought in by approximately 37 boats.

Seven vessels | landed . 260,000 ;
pounds of balibut while 30 trol-|
‘ers landed over 40,000 pounds of
“Ralibut and 200 000 “pounds of
salmon, “But,” : said a co-op
‘Spokesman, from a- fisherman's
point. of view, this total .is very
poor, as it. took too many. boats.
In..past years," he. added “we
have had landings. over 750,000);
_ pounds during a single day.”

© Pour Canadian: boats and one
American landed, and sold 103,-
000 pounds on the exchange.
Landings at the) co-op were:
Gustav, with. 32,000 pounds: Blue
Qcenn, with 110,000 pounds; Fre-
delin 111, with - -40,000 pounds;

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after fall

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NIAGARA FALLS, Onl,
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“tho frat person: toslivo ‘after bo-
ath swopt aceldontally over, Ning-
an Walls. -

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and pn frlend, Jounes. ‘Hgnoyoult, |
40 wore tossoll Into the raging
water whon bhole amall, guthonrd
motor boat. up

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Gony with 24,000 pounds; Nep-
tune with 14,000 pounds; Ad-
vance with 18,000 pounds; and
Kyrielle IT with 22,000 pounds.

. Selling on the exchange were:

Frisco (U.8,) with 15,000. pounds,
including 10,500 pounds. med. at
15.7 cents; 3,500 pounds large at
‘13.7 cents; and 1,000 chix at 10
cents; sold to Atlin, Neckis with
35,000. pounds,
med, at 14.2 cents; 4,000 large at
17.1 condss, and 5,000 chix. at. 10;
sold to B.C, Packers. Jan White,
with 15,000 pounds, including 9,-
000 med, -nt-14 cents; 2,000 Inrge
at 15.2 cents; and: 4,000 chix at
nine cents: sold) to Babcock,
Phyllis Cormack, with 28,000
pounds, including 16,000 med. at
44° cents; and .12,000 large at 17
conts;:sold to Pacific, Oslo with
22, 000 pounds. including 10,000
ined. at 14.4 cents; 9,000 large at
17.8 conts;. and 3,000 chix au 10
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-onstomn: Katanga :province,.’. °

“Tha Amoriguna,: trapped: linia miasion: atation, ‘yndload |
help ag moro’ contingents of Bolglan , Wrooph~nrtivod

in tho mutiny-torn, country,

e: .
 BYDNIY, ‘Australin i" ~— Bonrchors tociny found a ony, some
clothing “and schoolbooks., belonging. to. Grado Thorne, B
Kidnapped Thuraday on ‘his® way to achools' |
Police rushed to tho bruahy area nony. Sonforth, one ‘of.
Bydnoy's, northorn: suburbs’ The. hoy's school caso had. boon
found thore Friday night: and ‘tho!aren’ was aonrchod, Minding |
of tha othor articles: At oft ‘another aonrch, | we

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“lon of 30 of 42° Onnadinns Kkiled : ‘acaidontally. during | the

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A Canadian. Pross. Aurvoy

/ dvowntngs ono fire death and to othor. total ‘noaldonts, | rod

oe Sper JULY 1,

The Pacific ‘Note

 

court, it was lear ned hete 0
New biaze _
“in district ©
“under conte

with the arrival of: warmer:
weather, the fire hazard in: the
Prince Rupert forest. district-has:
increased from low to moderate,
™ and increasing, District; ;Forester.
J. -R.- Johnston said today.

Forestry department: officials:
reported that the ‘fire: hazard:
-trend in ali British. Columbia’.
| forest ‘districts: has increased.
dangerously. ar
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1960

fad

n Railway Company is pre-
paring to do battle with the}

City of Prince Rupert in

er the weekend,

1A" Canadian Press story from
said that Bernard’
|Gore, an official of the railway
and of Wenner-Gren (B.C.) Ltd.,

: one of its backers, said in an in-

terview Friday that the com-

oe | Pany’s lawyers have answered a

vrit instigated by Prince Rupert,
The writ, issued by the legal.
hee of Brown and Harvey, city
‘| golicitors, seeks to halt construc-
‘tion of the raiiway pending a

hearing of the - Public Utilities
Commis ssion -

into’. whether . to
grant the PRN a ¢ertificate. of

‘public convenience and necessity.

‘The railway, and the B.C. gov-
rnment, contend. that the PUC

‘certificate is not Necessary until

the railway is.comp! tete and. be-
‘comes a public. ‘utility.

Prince ‘Rupert says “the 700-

 

of today, there have been «43
fires with an~ estimated- fire-

fighting cost of .$4,047, . which:

Summit Lake, 30, miles’ north. of
rince’ George where construc-

‘mile railway should: not start at.|.

tion has. already started. It Says |.

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Ne ws Briefs

(Mh Cuba today. ‘roquosted . a.

_ meollng of tho United Nations Sécurity Counc) ‘to, conalder. .

' the worsening dispute. betwoon: Cuba-and tho United. States,

A spokesman for the Cubah delogation:sald a formal

complaint has bee handed to tho. current ‘prosidont: of the

enation council, : Ambassador Joao | Corron of: ‘Hovador. .
»

' LEOPOLDVILLE, Congo () — Sixty Amorican: missionaries
and tholr familios — including. 40-ohildron' =" wore Undor 1)
“slogo ‘by armed Nogroos:: onrly: ‘today: In: tho. Congo's, aouths oe

compares to 34 fires at-a cost
of $34,370 for the same period
in 1959. =

“One new: fire. occurred: “during;
the ‘week and is still- burning.
“The. fire, at- the’ George } Orr
mo Jogging -ccompany..on South. Ben-
tinck Arm, near Bella Coola,.des-
troyed 400,000 feet, board meas~
ure;. of. lumber, and, ‘two. --yarding:
machines.

 

 

“Machinery: is ‘being delivered to
Prince Rupert” airport on: ‘Digby
Island” ‘as the’. Saltspring . Con-
tracting Ltd., prepares to begin |.

Viee-principai Tan n. ‘Currie.
said today: that the. remaining
students will have: to wait until
September to‘ “eet. their copies
of. the: annual:

“The annual . ‘this year has a
new’ title,’ Formerly the: com-
bined annual. of ..the. junior *
and senior high schools, it was”
called the “Aurora.” It "is now.
called. . “Kwahnesum,” mean-
ing: “forever.”. | ,
avgnecevocssroctsecsseseeeses oes

tans

the: overhead. “power “Vine.
power distribution’ ~

Saltspring was . awarded the
contract after, submitting, a low |
bid of $124,208."

Department of Transport also
awarded a contract to A.C. Mc-
Eachern:Ltd.,: Vancouver, for ad-
ditional - ‘development. consisting
‘of the: ‘construction. of: ‘access
roads to. radio ‘aids installations
Friday. va

The athount of the contract is
‘$78, 550 and complotion date is
October. 31, OBO

W. Lessard

‘new principal
at Seal Cove

Wilfred ‘Lossard, 30, “former
vico~ principal of Lake Cowichan
clementary: school, Vancouver
,| Island, 2. has.; “Ween “appointed
principal, of Ben! Cove school, tt
‘Was announced. today by Dis-
trict 62. S8chol Board,, —

. Mr, Lossard: ‘succeeds Charles
}ar; * Greenhough:: ‘who. has been
‘Naniod« prineipal : of Roosovelt
Park school, ’

Pravious ‘to ‘the’ post he: is
Jeaving - nt. Lake Cowichan, Mr,
Lessard: taught ‘nt. tho: Model
| School in’ Vancouvor, Ho Js}

Married: with two children.
“Aho -achool.. ‘honrd. also Aan-
‘nounced’ that Owon Erwin, for
_/morly on: the ataft of Sonl Cove
.;school, has baon appointed vico-
‘Vprtholpal’ of: King | Edward

aw

in two D tire calle

Firemen: ‘wore ° “called to the
home of: W. AY Pilfold, 425 Sixth
Avenue. West, ‘at 8:55 p.m. July
0, where a. flooded ‘oll burner
had’ caused some minor excite-
ment, ‘There .was no damage: .

‘Stoam. was : ‘blamed .. for. fite= |
men having: to: ‘answer a call at
Oceansida: ‘Cannery, . nbout. 10:40
a.m, today. Tho steam. had sod
off tho autoniatle . fire. alarm
and the fire. departmant. was|-
on the scene. before they could |
be re-called - by’ company of-
{lelals, oo. --

  

 

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has: hoon: here: Since: 1088,

Actress ets award

‘LOB, ‘ANGI £8,.I9—British nen
‘trega Dinnn Dors'has aottlod hor
1 13'78,000° sult: ‘ngalnat RKO ne
UYOR . Ancorporntod: for $200,000,
Court nidos: ‘yoportod Misa Dors |
claimed tho:studio had agreed to
Ay hoy $200,000: upon cancolling |
two movios in which: aho was to
atar, Sho auld ‘the: atudio not |
only rofuaod to 2 pay. but alao doe}
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clearing for. ‘the construction of |.
and :

Blemontary. :schooly. Mr, Erwin :

the proposed..route to the Yukon | .

order would. ‘duplicate several.
undred miles of CNR lines:

ver the judge instructs.”

 

f. Smithers, , ees .

. m y. take: their. c :
They would probably q ality as

an. ‘Interested. pare

solicitors have, eceived. ‘the’ re- 4
port of Dr. HOF. “Angus. chairman

 

of: the PUC and are studying’! ite.

_ whe: city hopes ‘to - -show:: ‘that
is) a public.” utility,:

the: “PNR *
whether or not it is: completed,

and. therefore under the Jurisdic-

tion of the PUC.

 

- Housing starts
incity. decline

“H ous 4 ng ‘developments “In
Prince ‘Rupert so. far this year

shows :a. sharp drop. comparcd ,

with. starts. and completions: of
housing: ‘during. the same period
in. 1959, Central Mortgage: &
Housing -: “Corp. In
disclosed: today..
“So . far. this, year 47- sinigie
‘houses’ were started’ while 28
wero ‘completed, |

From. January | 7 to ‘dune. 30
in. 1950..there .were 40 houses
starting and (36 | completed..
* Houses under construction’ up
to June 30 were. 58 while-in the
same period in. 1050 thoro: were
61 belng. built... National: Hous-
Ing . “Association -{nanced. no
buildings this year while in the
previous. year ‘thoy. alded .. with
cight houses,

“Mr: Gore said the company has | ©
“3)n0 quarrel with Prince. Rupert. wt
iis. “They have every right to. pre- |
nt. ‘their:case in court, just’ as | ©
e have. “We shall appear when-,

. -Mayor: P.iJ. Lester ‘Said: the city. :

‘4 has” received offers ‘of: ‘assistance .
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temporarily, ‘added, troubl

public works: crews over
Friday, the’. city. reservoir. at
Roosevelt, Park — was emptied
when... three’. ‘breaks © occurred
within the city, before the main
‘supply line: 2b ‘Shawatlans: Bay
was able to ae repaired.” " ,
City ‘Works’ crows under the
guidance of. City Works: Super-

intendent Q.: J,. Gustafson work-
ed fovorishly: ‘to Yepalr three: of

the fourscity: brenks. so that the}.

 

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SPEEDY: ‘ACTION of: ‘Go-onrta brought: hore 4 seititint. Go-Cnrt'
‘Racing Association: ja‘shown:nbova as. drivers: oxoouto; sharp:
U-turn nt. intorsodtion: of | Socond’ Avonuo and: McBride: Streot:.
Sunday, Crowd of more'than 100. witnossod rncos.in’ which drivers:
fron Aelia and Prince: Rupert took. parti...)
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ditch who. ‘arranged - them for fast. assembly: Breakage ‘in main’ |
"was one Of’ four. which’ took’ place’ in Prince: ‘Rupert Friday and}
_ fete residents without water: for some 30 hours. »-*'"

wie —Staff., Photo BY: Ken; Specht,

Three of four

While the emergency situation i in regards: to the!
vity’s water supply and distribution: system is. over

“Bay, broke’ and is, still bong: ro
be filled for anothor wook, thoro

tho oxlating: water. supply and we]
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made under a. routine shutdown.
Emptying of: the. reservoir..ad-
vanced, the ‘water. ‘shortage by]
more than a day and most parts
of the city. were without water
for more than 30°hours. ' Houses
on the high‘areas of the city lost
water, pressure carly Thursday
night, before the three breaks in
the city were ‘located, |.

“Over the weokond, work. crews
repaired the break noar the Civic
Centro,. tha ono ot. First Avenue
ahd the:one on Elevonth Avenue
Hast... Still to'bo repaired is an-
other, break nt Cow Bay..

~ While: tho water. was: off, work
crews made tho: necessary repairs
tothe -maln supply. line at: Sha-
watlans:.Bay ‘andi water Borvice |:
was rostored ‘late. Saturday night,

‘Howevor, ‘the shaft on. the
amorgoncy.: ‘piunp at Shawatlans
paired, COR a a
Mayor. P,, Ve ‘Loator anid: Lodny
that whilo,the vesorvolr. will not

    

ls ndequate: ‘witer for uskge.”
© -Tho'mayor sud. the breaks em-
phaslved:. ‘tho: procartousness of

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' ‘eantere -
“will. meot. Thursday sat’ this com-
munity

tho :Gulf ‘Island ins’ part of its

program of; ‘out f-Victoria ROR= |

slong Promior'B
roation mititater’ |Wostwood will:
Antor.bo main. apenkers: at. a pubs 7

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“Conciliation: ‘ Officer.
Fisher. . reported - that...

the renewal ofa ‘collectivé a ‘Agree-
ment: but: vhad since settled the.

dispute. « moa

An agreement: ‘will now.wbe
“signed: ‘effective’ from’. June 1,
1960 ‘to May: 31, 1961, which pro-
vides’: for’ a retroactive - wage
adjustment’ of. $11.50 and ' “the
‘establishmont of the area rates |
effective June 1, 1960: Provisions
respécting: union :. security,
pension plan ‘and: hiring employ-
‘ees outside Prince Rupert.as well
as shift. work-: and | Jayotts ‘have
been improved. .
> Mr.’'Fisher - also’ ‘said thatcan:
understanding Thos” also- ‘been
reached regarding the ‘operation.
of the production - botler under
certain - conditions,

   

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“Terrace gets . ue
$114,000 grant /
toward hospital

tor Martin announced Thursday ~
the’: federal:.
made. 'B..$114,000 grant towards .
construction. of a 45-bed hospital .
‘ab. Terrace, B.C. The. new hose |
pital, serving 6,500 persons; will
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mow. gone 644 “days a
without‘ a’ fatal traffic

“a

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goverrment.: has