oy, ivomBér dues-this year 97,618 pete

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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. “persons.:

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raised: to: cover’. the aingeasihete

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_ bendants attending” univeesitiae

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leu) ‘care, which .was Draviousle
"limited | ‘outside B.C.. td Giana
andr the: United .Statesiisnbelnge
extended. “in: keepings with) ithe
“time,-with more, peoniereaingsio |
smore ‘places," said Dry Maci¥an. |.
“Of: the $12, 587, 448s received gin

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‘cent: was. pald:out * ihe'¢elains,

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compared with’ 90,46 int¥l 958% 2Nd-

ded to. operating ,, expenses} rot |

“9,25. per, cont,’ thise

sulfpaipun
_dotielt of: $407,497 MED

ss ‘D, Jonnston; Dr. G, W. J. Fiddes,

‘A publle 1 moe n ie de
“ ipnutaday night. Inthe Smee ye

“tre by Prince a meiner
tho ‘Fedorals ae BAASHOg
 glition, a‘spok seria tho.
"grou “ANN Unyggd sacl \gtiod: mre
‘He sald. hy " reat £ sehediulod

“to start at: af an
nC i Y regi

‘qed © by. Ded tf
oyopr oxontatt VCAO! the’ ‘nasoclation
aphee -of the

“and gM
, Pnlnee Rupe Wp Lior: Council,
Tho mag
ore ihopefederal:govern-
‘ment bo any Vg tio; ‘abyil! norvALny.
mu IharensegyPsMlAttOs. mo
Moanwylloe Tho Canndian |
"Prose voportod. froin Oblawa: that}
“Winwneo : ‘Ministor’ Mloming: has ;
- yoltoratod the. governmont's. In|
“tention (0, review tha: specint pay
~ paaltton of cortaln'., RYOUPS ‘of
wovernmant: cmnployess. na

ar

Prince: “Rupert. has
now gone? 83, 1 “days
‘without el ‘fatal: -treetic)|
aiceldanty

 

Sed

~ORMES

DRUGS. LTD:
215

 

“Miss. M. D, Woodward'on behalf:

“ nurse:

‘Avthiir. Murray; C.: J. Gustafson

race :

hptnddros-
1 ‘Woods came here‘from Vancou-

ctitdewill dont withthe!

 

“Many ‘attend a
 fineral rites ~

aN large crowd of relatives and

friends» yesterday... ‘afternoon.
gathered at Ferguson | "Funeral:
Home to pay their. last: respects
to Mrs. Agnes Elizabeth - Woods,
who: died December. 9 ab the age
of 66...

‘Dean George . T. Pattison of-
ficiated at the’ funeral service
during which the hymns “Sun of

were sung...
During: the culogy” Dean Pat-
stison. read a poem - written by

‘oft the staff of Miller Bay Indian
‘hospital,’ where Mrs. ‘Woods had
‘for many years, served: as a

“Honidrary, pallyuarers were 8,

‘Dry: Sy K “Macdonald, A Bruce
‘Brown; William Scuby, Gee Mah,

‘and ‘Angiis¢ McPhail.

Active; pallbearers: were Porey:
‘Aloxniider, “Hibert Doolany: Wile
Ham: cAngus,, Chester: ‘Benson, |.
"Raymond. ‘Doolan ° and’ Bamiich
“Alexander,

Interment followed. ut Fair
‘view comotery, °°
Mrs, Woods' only son Robert 0.

vor with his family to attend the
funeral,

My Soul”* and’, “Rock of Ages” |

 

: Council’ S action on ‘the 30. i Ciky |r
“ mendations: made, by ‘the. under-.
_ jp Writers. -

“Council received. ‘a: letter from:
lye. ‘Turner: in’ September. which
warned | that | unless " improve-
ments: were. made: ‘in. the city’s
fire defences ‘an’: ‘increase of 15
per cent‘ in-fire insurance rates
would. be: necessary..

‘At that'time. the. Canadian: Un-
derwriters expressed disappoint-
ment in the fact that the origin-
al water bylaw was, defeated .in
the September ‘by- -clegtion

The CUA. deferredt arate in-
crease until November 1 and now
has extended , that.. .deadline
pending the. outconic’ Of. ‘the
modified water bylaw*on swhich
city. property . ownorst! will ‘vote
on. Thursday, .

 vaathag ots “hee wae

ames

“Advanée: poll
todaystomorrew)

. Advances poll: for Thursday's

civics clection? gotxunderwiys wt

the, CHy/HMally today! butsupjuns,
nlily press)’ time. Ais: afternoon:
\ only! twoypersonsjhadivoted:

Roturning Officer: ERA Wit
“Laing! ‘sald) thats the}-wolly wits}:
"open: from DY wim, “bodity : wntils
Noon, ‘opened againjats?, pms
and 'staysionentunuliyp, mys:

Twill hefopen} for} the: sme,
hours. “gn “tomorrow, | fore
elcolors: who: will iat: hetin: Mie
city 'Tlurvdny,

i

 

 

«The Peace’ River. Power. ‘Devel-
opment Company. is - ‘connected
‘with the interests. of. Swedish in-
dustrialist Axel Wenner- Gren, It
is:due shortly, to. submit’ its plan
for development* of the, Peace
and seek: a water. rights’ licence
there." :

~ Mr. ' Strachan’ ‘said if. ‘members
of the energy: board allow Pre-
mier Bennett. “to: restrict them

aa

| to future. power development ex-

cluding the: ‘Peace, then the pub-
Nic will-assume they are failing
in their duty... .." .-

The orderly . development en-
visaged . in: the brief, :based on
B.C. ‘Power: : Commission. _esti-
mates, calls, for: the Homathko,
the Clearwater, ~the Columbia
‘and the Peace Rivers to be. devel-
‘oped in that. order with miscel-
Janecous and: thermal resources
being brought dn. as demand
warrants,’

ower:

~ Union scholarship
VANCOUVER) — The Ofl
Chemleal and: Atomic Workers
Union (CLO) announced today It
has set up a $2,000. college schol-
arship fund in Canadn, .

-J, L, LoBoudals, secretary of
Local 16-001 here o,, sald the schol-
arships are for a four-year cal-
lege course and are open to sons
bors, daughters of union meme

ors

 

 

V ATHENS m—Prosldont Waon-
howor recalyod n° “yousing : ova-
tion. In the Greek: Parliament:
today and. thon . ‘bonrded: tho
United Stites oriiiser Dos Molnos
‘for. is first real roast slneo he
hogan hia: “ponvo and friend:
ship? ‘mission 12° days ago,

Tho Amoricin Jondoy,. ronow=
Ing hia ‘enll for. ponce In. fred.
‘dom In an address to, othe 300-
amember Parliament, was’ Inter
tupled nv. dozen: thnos by applause
‘whigh-even the Communist mine
ovity Jolned In, .

Thon five hours Intor the pros!
dont tool ha. Jonve of the Grook
royal family and drove Mh av pro-
‘cosaion (td tho Athens: stadium
‘whore: ho: ponrdod a hellcoptor
for tho ahort flight. to. tho Dos
"Molinos,

 

 

 

 

oT proaldont,

will havo: a

| throceday rost ‘aboard:the: eruis~

Thursday in Tunis with Tunis.
inn Proaldont. Habib | ‘Bourguiba,
Grook © Promier :
Karamnnis and other Greok-of~
ficinls: accompanied: tha | » Proale,
dont to the atadium,: -25 5) se
Tho proxidont touched off his
grantost, ovation ‘when: ho told
Pariiamont: hls message ‘could
ho summed up tn: threo words;
"Ponce In. freedom.

“Thousands of: Grocks fod
histories. Constitution Square, In
the hoart of Athons, to chear
Blsonhower as ho arrivad at tho
pariamont buildings;

As ho has dono in: tho alx other
countries ho visited.” provioualy,
Wisenhowor In ‘hig address atros-
ged the imperative nood for

 

froadom in any Hold inat-Weat

or,’ brokon, only. by a) meeting |.

Constantine.

Greek. parliament | gives: Eisenhower
most enthusiastic reception of all

undoratanding,

“To mean freedom in which,
under the rule: of Inw, every
humiui will Have. tho mght and
Qitare chance to Nvo his own
life, ta choose, his. own path,
to.Work out his..own destiny.”

“het ho-Amorican people and thelr

Greok aliios shnred the cone
vietion that the West must main:
tain its milllary nilght to back
up -tholr quest for pance.
American observers sald the
revoption was. anally the most
anthualnatic given | Msenhower
by. any (of the Dr tinmonty he
hing ‘spokon to on his tour.
‘Ton times, tho 300 monbers
gave him an ovation that une
shook tho rafters of the 10>
yonr-old building, Even Comte
munist mombors jolngl in the

 

appl MMOs, oy ,

discuss ‘anid suscest polly on the.
Peace project. .

 

for. a firm stand against |

Peace | River.

 

 

“MONTREAL £(P). Accident- free
‘Cost less than average. ‘to. ‘repair:
will benefit. most: from: changes
in: 1960 automobile. jinsurdnce

$ rates, the All. Canada Insurance .

eB is
eh es ge

 

 

. today

Dimes’: 2 No

Numbers. were
N-34: “‘and.0-69.: :

Other.’ numbers ‘Qtawn: “to
date were B-13; ‘B-6;-B- 11; G-
59;; G-483.. “1-283 “0-61; “N-323
0-74; Te 21; B-8; IN-313 \N-363
G52; 'N-43; I-19; 'N-37; G- Bl:
I-27; N-42; 1-29. and G- 50.

Four. new ‘numbers’ will be
published: tomorrow. dn. the
Daily : ‘News. cae

‘An Elks: ‘Spokesman sald ‘to-
day'‘that: bingo cards are. still

available: ‘at downtown stores,
Ove Oneeot ener eontn

‘Man found

eye

dead in car

A 43-yenr= old ‘single man was
found. dead in. his brother's car
at,’.0;30.-yesterday morning in
Houston, {t was reported here to-
day by the RCMP sub- division..

Stewart Garvin ‘Oppon, of no
fixed | address and no listed oc-
cupation’ was ° found din his
brothers’ car which WAS’ ‘located
noar the house. > b

Q

‘ coroner's inquest | will
held

drivers and owners; of‘cars. that |

i... The federation said that: ariv-,
ers” with a -five-year. -accident- |-
i tree - record", will ‘be - given higher -
discounts ae ‘those, already: in|:

 

 

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‘pelow.'the'36i, 000° ‘figure |

of: Novembe Of last | ‘year; ‘the

, governmet 1b estimated: today. -

During: ‘the month;. ‘the. num-

ber with jobs:dr¥opped by 102,000

to'5, 951, 000:but stayed well above
the 5, 773, 000° of: Noyember, 1958.

The’ "government's monthly

statement: on employment: said:

une ‘numper ' of. -job-holders’ fell |}
off in all: regions, ‘with’ the de-

‘cline most: marked “in: “Ontario

and the: Western. provinces. .
In these. regions, » the. state-.

,;|ment said,:. the’ “seasonal : cold’
‘weather decline was accentuated

by steel shortages: In. Ontarlo—
caused ‘by the .United States
strike in that ‘industry—and | “by: |.

yan early and: severe winter - in

the West. |:

Apart rom those: ‘listed As
without jobs, the bureau esti-
mated that. at. -mild-Novomber
there wero 21,000 on’ temporary.
layoffs compared’ with 14,000 a
month carller,. The Neure . was
18,000'in November of last year.

At’ ‘the same ‘time, National,
Employmont: Bervice reported
356,565. registered for work on
November 12, agalnst: 270,748 in
the previous ‘month: and. 308,-
877 0 your befors. ©

World News Briefs -

“OTTAWA ©, — ‘Prime Minister Diefaribaker announced
‘toung, that’ a Commonwealth prime mintaters conference: wilt |

Opon.dnLondon May 3%, .

+ The Inst meoting: of Commonwoulth promiors Wis ‘held tn
London | dn Juno: and duly, J 1087,

“KODIAK, Alnska Wee A Russian gonman brought hore tive

 

diya, Ago in a-North Pacific mercy mission dicd Monday ol
toxla’ ‘polsoning., =.
he seaman, Aleksandr Potrenko, 32, of Vindivostok, Look
we ‘audldon turn for’ the Worvio ently Sunday, ot
F ’ PARIS: (In wv dlroat challenge to France, Stato. Bourn. va
tiny. Christian Hortor of tho United. Stiles today told tho. .
forolgn ministers of the North Atlante alliance that NATO .
Must ‘continua bo Intogrnto tbs military forvon, undor one
sommane on

*. *

¥:
OTTAWA. ©)- —Tho ROAF's aging OF-100. Jot may be ro-
pinoge” ‘inthe Canadian alr defence ayatomn. with, the U8.
Aly oreo suporsonts MeDonnell F101, Moor gt
Negotiations on prico and number of planas requir od have “
winy but hive not Qt reached tho govornmont: lovo], In-
formants ANY,

Th 16,18 still no Indleation ag yot Whothar the govornment.
will, ‘doolde to. replace. tho subsonic OF-100 with another
mMannod interceptor or ontruat Canndian alr dofenco to the two,
Bomare antl-airornft misallo bases scheduled to ho. bulb. Now:

North nave Ont, ond Mont Laurier, QUO o

: “Favor: strike

erating». Engineers (CLC)... em- |
jects in British Columbia have’
voted in. favor. ‘of strike action to
back wage » demands...
Business: Agent Al: Scott said
then: men, who’ operate ‘cranes

job: in Vancouver: and the Peace
River. highway bridge.on.the Al-}
aska highway near. Fort.St. John
voted 12-6 in favor of a walkout.
A government- “supervised strike
yor. was ‘held during the ‘week=)
en

3 More. deaths o
VANCOUVER . @— A total. of
248 persons. dicd in: traffic acci-
dents in British-Columbia in ‘the.
first. 10 months of this year, the
BC. Safety. Councll reported to-
ay. ‘
The figure was 27: higher than
that for the same perlod in 1058.:
Tho total number of accidental
deaths. from all causes in the 10-
month : ‘period rose. to 863 this
year from 798.{n 1968, |

Family. burned out |
. PRINCE Yomonan WA fam-
lly of eight lost : thelr. tratler)
{home and all their belongings in
a weokend fro hore. Burned out
were Narclsse Gosselln, 40, a
millworker, his wife and six
children aged three months to
10 your,’ a

“Mumps outbreak:
NANAIMO @—Conti'al: Van-
couvor Tsland* health unlit med-
ical officer Dr. O, L. G. Mackon-|,
alo. said Monday an undingnosed |:
stomach. complaint is: omptylig
offices and schools in this area,
Dr, Mackénalo said also that an

—Telop hone thefts
VANCOUVER. (P) sme Thieves

wid carting them away to get

time dn three ‘days Monday. A

plus the $200 valuo of cach tolo~
phono, |

Permits down
VANCOUVER (f).-~ Valua .. of

or Vancouver during tho first 11
months this yonr totwlod #112,-

 

“VANCOUVER (Members of”.
the: International : ‘Union ‘of .Op-.

outbreak of mumps ly affecting |".
‘{ohildren In. the Oowlehan Valley.
|! wren

apeviiuliving in robbing pay tela!
phones by ripping thom off walls}:

at the colns, struck for the alxth|.

-{BO, Telephone Company spokes-|
“Man estimated cnsh logs.at $960,).

building permits tasuiod In Gronte|.

 

Taga, sompnred with i 9118.07

‘ployed on two major bridge pro-: |

 

‘540 in the: 1988: period.- A Journal.” a
‘of Commerce’ survey: shows: ‘hous: _
ing ‘reflected, the: sharpest. drop.
in building. activity. . eter

“RCAF. officer dies”

‘VANCOUVER | M—Flt. : “Lioub. ne

John’ s.-L, ‘Cates, 47, on retire-,
ment: leave: from’ "COtthe ROAR.
base, died: suddenly, while: visit-,’.
ing relatives in nearby » ‘Rich- ~
mond. Lieut, Cates joined the
ROAF. nt Victoria:in 1935. and

was recently. senior technical of co

ficer ‘attached to 407 squadron. .,:
His. wife, Sybil, and: two: SONS,
Davie and Douglas, survive him:

Received threats

- VANCOUVER. @—Vineoit ‘Doss work
alla, 19, no fixed address, was
remanded | to: Friday: by: Magis-
trate Osour Orr after..court was
told witness Mrs. Isobella Strotz
had recelved threatening .tele-
phono éalls advising her ‘not: to”
give avidence, , DeLalla, who’ ts
charged, with breaking. into -Mrs,
‘Strotz’ homo, sald he knew noth-
“}ing about the: calls, Magistrate —
Torr sot ball nt $2,000 and told —
DeLialla to “keep Absolutely:a away
from. tio: fomplainant.” ” Wt me

WEATHER oo .

_ Mostly wloudy | Wednoaday »
with brat sunny portods
‘over ‘Charlottes, - Scattered, |
ralnshowors, occa slonal] yo
‘mixed with snow, Rain over=
night cddminishing to. a few.
‘showers by noon Wednesday, -
A little cooler, Winds south~-
' onstotly’ 26 this evening
shifting lo westerly 25: Wed~ >
Nesday mornings Lows toe >
night and high Wednesday

 

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TIDES— :

~ Wadnesday, Dev: 1, 1080
(Pnoifie. landed. ‘Thme)
Heh: tetveres, 02: 11: “105 toot.
ASL: M4 foot”
LOW: vena 07353 80 foot:
on 80; 30

 

 

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