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be: taken to Japan. to. be. broken |".

up: ‘for scrap. . Two others are
docked vat | edrby" Saanichton
Bay“and' Wl be taken to Japan
on. ylater : voyage, ° officials of
Island Tug and Barge Company
aud Monday.

“Business: down -

PRINCE GEORGE. A sur-
“of city firms indicates: that

te siriess in Pririce George during
the first half. of 1960 Js down.
somewhat: from the saline’ period)
Ingikyoar, But most businessmen:
foroeakt the trend would be up-
wird’ for the next six. months. ..

~Ghurch consecrated

*PRINCE GEORGE: (i—A new
Ronan Catholic church’ was
opened and consecrated Sunday
nt: Poine Creek, 70.miles east of
here, The church, Our Lady of
Patina, is the fifth In this dis-

Hict:to bo opencd, by Father Odil
Heiyser ‘OMI,‘of Giscome,

mp ts: baby moose
A POEORGE yee Pen-
MpAan of: ‘Prigstly): B.C,,;: AN
i B.C of. haya, 18 ‘bringing v
nt hat Peoke rhe’ found six weeks
hon it was three days‘ old.
Shoe anid the’ “baby: takes ‘its
milk from a’ water,’ ‘pall, - Tt will
Ia-given ton 200 "or" park: when
It: MOWW Diggory ek a,

"Water: restrictions

VERNON (--Constimption of
§,200;000 gallons’ of water: dally
Naa. forced city: council to. Issue
WiLiGF rostrictiona offoctive Tuor-
day... "Gardant ‘apeinkling® will be
gvorned hy. house. numbers, and
fatwa don the hours, of, 1 am, and
IY pam. dally, om Fe

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i 000 Elks meet
AMLOOPS. (== More’: than
yea Eka and -Membors:of: the
Royal. Purple from across Canada
rogistered hero ‘Monday for the
Annivel convention . of: ‘tho ; two

Qadgea,

Ar parnde. and welcoming. apoo-

ito as, by 'B.O, Highways ‘Ministor
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' iM est. / Vancouver Yacht ‘club, Skippered by. ‘Les Simmers.

Ronit ah whether or, not he favors: con-
mn of the High. Arrow. damn i in. the Arrow: Lakes

Elisay * of: the: ‘Village? ‘of: ‘North
‘Kamloops launched _- the three-

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‘CROWDED CONDITION. of. Prince Rupert. Rowing” ‘and Yacht club’ floats. is’ shown: above, just:
before last. few: cruisers’ inj International” ‘Capital-to- Capital | race berthed Saturday afternoon,
Large numberof. people ned waterfront and ‘ stood : on docks. to watch ,the arrival. of 19..
“yachts, from ~-Washington;- Oregon . and: “British Columbia.: ; Photo was: taken from top. deck
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ish Columbia offcials hope

. Egan said he was vory pleased
ovor results of ‘the: meoting in.
Victoria of tho Alaska Interna-
tional Dovolopment ‘Commission
sand representatives. of BC. and
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looking at the Btikino, Taku ‘and
Skagway. route, . We! bolieve the
Stikine to be tho- boat. route, one
which ‘would: serve’ tho best. In-
‘toresta. of. ‘both. tho: tate and
provineo; Be ne ha

"T. would Bay ‘that re 10° ‘to’ 18
yoars there will be highway con-
novtions on all of thes: proposed
toutes, . Now, howovor, it jaa
‘matter of trying to find: agroo-
mdnt on the moat fonaible route
for an immediate connection,”
the governor. anid yee,

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‘ROCKY | ‘SAUGERN,* ont.
Donnin, Mountain,’ i, who. ‘dled |
Saturday’ frony: bone cancor, do-
ipite: the prayers. of his parents
and other mombors of a, religious
sect, waa buried Monday In this
community ’ 25 milos south of
Owen Sound, In May 1050 Mr.
and. Mra, Ralph Mountain rofuse

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NAMES. IN THE, NEWS

"Right now ‘tho’ comnitttos Is}:
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. JUNEAU, Alaska—Governor William: ‘A. Egan
said Fr iday a four-man committee of Alaska’ and Brit-
to reach agreement | by :
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dingnosed. : The: unnamed relig-
jous sect to which the family -be-
Jongs claims it- has. ‘cured’ heart
conditions. ond: ‘stoniach cancer
dn other mpmnbees 0 of. the family.
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Joane .Bell, :18!" of: Port’. Oredit,
Ont," is tho’ 2,000, 000:. patron of
tlw... Stratford’* “Shakosponrean
Fostival since It ‘opened in 1063,
She was, presonted : with a life.
‘timo pras: for two'to all now pro-
‘ductions at.tha:thoatre, Kathryn
wan accompinicd ‘by hor parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Norman Bell, who,
dn tho.last., olght' yours since, tho |’
fostival ‘egan;: have missed: only
one production, . Kathryn has
goen every production in the Inat
‘throe yours, ey

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‘BT, JOHN'S, Nild-Governors

Goneral and Mmo, -Vanior loft,

hero: Monday :aboard:'an ROAP
comet jot bound for the United
Kingdom. “Tho vico=regal couple
had just ended thelr frat. of-
flcin! vigit to Canada’s neweat
province, after completing n two-

 

week tour of jthe: Atlantic. prove
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VATICAN CITY—Pope John

drove Monday night to Castol|::
Gondolfo in the | Alban ‘Hills |!;
about 15 miles southeast of Rome "

to spend’. nis summer vacation

thove, a . ey

yoke .
“ BETHLEHE EM, Pa, — Kugene
Gifford Grace, 83, former press

dont of. Bethlehem Stool .Com- |

pany, the second ‘largest ° steal

concern in the United states, |.
died Monday night at his homo,

Head of Bothlohom ‘for nearly |i
half a contury, he resigned: agp:

chafrman of the board ‘Nov,. 1,

(1067, He guided Bethlchom Sicol :
through. its ported. ‘of areatont

growth, Lote ny .
=< ae i} H
OKANAGAN, ‘Wash, im—Marold

‘Gustafson, fire “control. officar |'!
hore for tho U.S, Forest Borvica, |’
aald the blaze apparently started |:
along .Bonvor Lak, , probably:

from a campfire, The flnmoes

wore advancing ncroas the front|:).

ata rato of 200 foot an hour,
Lumber company omployecs

wore: holng recruited to fight the

flro and somo inmatos of a atate

honor: camp non Loomis, Okane |:
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Pay emanee Re ERNEN NO MREENEPETMaNEIEIE

» Were on the Wnoa,

Advortising in The Bailly Nows |

Brings Rovulta,

“'and Yacht club floats over. the. |:
1" Jove ‘everything Puccini: ever

. jean and Canadian yachts: and.
“eruisers arrived’ to “complete.

.. leg. of international cruiser

have limped © “behind : soaring :
: prices: forthe 3, 000,000 “people. of].
this, ‘cattle- “raising - country. ye

- litself. on, :financial
e economic “outlookt

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; cd. the’. ‘Prince: Rupert Rowing

- weekend - as- flotilla: of : Amer-

. Pender: Harbor- “Prince « - Rupert.

race.: Yacht club. floats ‘were:
crowded with. people’ and.boats ©
-betore all the : ‘visiting boats
“were berthed..:: cs

(Staff Photo by John Pain. )

HEL cuts ‘steak |

to one per day,

‘MONTEVIDEO, . Uruguay (a —
_ Uruguayans are still about’ the
est off of any Latin. Americans.

But whereas. two. years AZO: ‘the
middle-ciass ‘Uruguayans used to

 

| eat. steaks: twice -a' day: at’-one |.
- | peso, nine’ cents -a - ound, they
“| now, have ‘them only:once in: (8).

while at four: Pesos : ‘a pound:

- Salaries,” a espit’ e-increases,.

.But-for a country which. prided.

   

worrisome,
“even: vith’ the? promise” of $100,-

‘ternational | “Monetary” Fund * ‘and
American and | ' European’ banks.

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ingly tall ladder.”

Ie alevator or she won't bother going. Te

‘Teresa ‘Stratas,’ tiny. 21- -year-

lola explosive daughter: of a Tor-

onto Greek restaurant owner, has
given’ the ‘mighty ‘Metropolitan

| Opera another two years to  de-

velop: her to her potential,

ote “Tt's my, one’ big. criticism of

-the Metropolitan,”. . She. says.
“They ‘are: slow «in. developing
North-American. artists...... You
might ; make” it in ‘six’. or- seven
years with: them if you're lucky.”

FEW COMPLAINTS ©

* Teresa is: just: finishing. the
first. year of a three- “year con-
tract with them.

Y “Tf, at. ‘the’ end of the three
‘years I’m ‘not. progressing cacord-
ing to my. ability, Pll on some-
where else—Europe, “Holly -
wood, perhaps.”

re have ‘been assigned 25 roles

. for next‘ year. Most of. them are

an improvement over ‘this year 'S
roles.” we
‘Her favorite, role is Buttertly—

wrote’=the ; part” she. Sang dn.
Vancouver: recently, me
DEBUT: AS MIMI.

“Ay love to do Madame Butter-

at the Met just-yet. It’s just. too
much to do at the Met—emotion-
ally: and vocally—t - guess. it’s |
psychological.” vO a

’ It was.in another Puccini lead
—Mimi in La Boheme—that Ter-

 

But, Teresa doesn’t agree—sheis is, going | to take ‘the

So far,-she has few complaints’ .

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heads” ;

Met: bill,

oe 8 By BRUCE LEVETT)

po "Canadian Press Staff Writer wo

: —Teresa,” the interviewer
wrote, “is still climbing the lower rung of : an exceed-

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esa made: ‘her professional debut!
She was 19. when she gate-crash-
ed the Toronto Opera Festival
auditions and won the role. a

' Her family gave ‘her a small
dog, named Mimi, to commemor -
ate the> event. She: «fas hada
canine: Mimi. with her: ever since:

“Today; “this* 4s. - Mimi, ” she |
Says; fondling © Bh golden cocker

| Spaniel. “It’s ashame he’s a boy,

Do you think it will give. him. ‘a
complex??? or ot

The five- -foot; wast dark- haired
beauty—she has. been: compared -
with :Maria: Callas -inlooks and
temperament—has: developed an
intense personality. which ‘domi
nates: any“ group she: Joins, vere 4

This: quality «. “has , projected
across the: ‘Metropolitan, stage to
critics and’ reviewers, such as the
one. from Musical’ America, who
wrote: le, Ces :

“The role ‘of: ‘Inez: th IL Trova-
tore is..a~tminor™one,,-but. she
brought .an insight. into‘the chars
acter that. took: it: completely. out
of the: doldrjims | of being Just. any
other: lady-in- -waiting.?

Teresa. says: ‘she, Tealizes | “how
lucky: she is. to. have reached the
Metropolitan. -so. yourig—-“In five.
years in'‘a- ‘school I’ couldn't learn
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