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4,...Prince iwupert Daily, News —

“Tuesday, November 27, 1962

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By THE CANADIAN PRESS -

The top executive posts in:a
dozen British Columbia centres
were’ filled by acclamation Mon-
day”

When civic nominations closed
at noon in 30 cities, four towns,
57: villages and 30 districts, only
three places — North Vancouver,
Fort St. John and Ladysmith :—
were faced with elections to fill.
the posts of reeve, mayor or
commission chairman.

Most of the rest of the: centres
will be choosing councils and
school boards and voting on by-
laws and referendums when
election day arrives December 6.

And. in Vancouver ‘and Vic-
toria,| nominations still were
open.: Victoria nominates De-

 

B.C. centres |

 

RCMP. constable’s, condition fair — | Pope declares”

   

 

 

  

 

 

 

  

 

 

 

 

 

   

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

some E - vancouver @ — “An RCMP,|plane crash that killed, one man :

' i sone lay, oT constable critically. injured ina jat. 100 Mile House was in fair I ; :
| GETS NEW. TERM lip Zeller were fined $50 apiece argument is believed :to have led | ———= . aS =“ |but, “greatly. improved’ condi- ~ onger. recess... (
i NEW WESTMINSTER @ —) onday for, -carrying. loaded |to ‘the incident .and-police are . “gop ltion here Monday... CAN CITY Ww — Po ie
Murray Allan Boyd, 24, who held rifles in their cars. They pleaded |questioning a. second. Weman. Fulton undecided ' Doctors -operated on. ' Const. John today exionded the 1063 re. 3
two guards off with a makeshift (guilty, Person drew another $25/  ).) Arai RACE VANCOUVER @) .—  Public|Don, Hawryluk, 29, to remove cess of the Roman Catholic ecu-
knife and escaped Oakalla Pris-|fine for not having a hunting ANTE RACE works Minister Fulton sald. Mon-./ pressure. from ‘his lungs caused | menical counell by four months,
on July, 31, was sentenced 1" hiicence. VANCOUVER, ()—High school) gay he will wait until he ‘returns;}by, broken ribs, telling the prelates to return in .
Assins in | Neon Oe aory eee student Bryan Dalrymple Hunt,|to Ottawa Friday before: decid | -tewas injured Sunday when September instead of May from i
mone ne TOE sobbery onhen WOMAN STABBED 16, died after. a 12-block foot|ing whether to enter British |q: plane piloted. by Gary. Madi-|® ITCS® that begins Dec. 8.
he ooade the break with four VANCOUVER @) —-A school-|race when he ‘chokéd’,on food Columbia politics. 7" "" Tgon,; 18, of ‘Kelowna, crashed The pope’s decision for a nine-
others. All were recaptured. teacher was taken to hospital| particles from his, own.stomach,|_ J Fergie Browne, former mem- |shortly after takeolf, Madison |month break was announced ab i

; wy} ae re ‘\per ef Parliament for Vancou- died instantly. They were setting today's closed. council session in
~ with knife wounds late Monday an autopsy shawed. , Gorone yer-Kingsway, and’ Harold -Me-jout.to. look for hunter Doug |St. Peter's Basilica where 2,200
GUNS WERE LOADED after a stabbing incident in the) Glen McDonald said he does not! Quilian, former MP for Comox- Stammer, who walked out of| bishops examined a thesis ¢x-
100 MILE HOUSE ‘@) — Local Marpole district. She was in sat-|yet know why .the race. caused Alberni, have announced ‘they bush* country: an hour after the | ploring . possible. roads . toward 3
hunters. Algot Person and Phil- jisfactory. condition. A domestic ‘the youth to choke, 7. B will contest: the leadership.” ‘lerash. : : . Christian unity.

    
 
 

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cember 6. and. votes December.13.
Vancoliver. nominates Wednes-
day with election December’: 12.

“Tn the new village of .Chet-:|

wynd, the commission appointed.
last ..year has ‘another year. to
“go in office. re
ACCLAMATIONS

- Alex Forst in’ West Vancouver :

‘And Samuel Lindsay in Kitimat
were elected reeve’ Dy _ acclama-'
tion, while R. Gordon ‘Lee,::in
Central Saanich and Richard:
Hanriesson in North Vancouver
district. were re-elected by ‘the
same’ route. yo

 

TERRACE—Councillors (three
seats) — William V, Bennett, (x)
Victor G. Golliffe, Dorothy. M.
Norton, George B- Peters, ‘Lionel
B: Sears. 2 2 aa

School trustees (two seats) —
Jamés Caruso, (x) John EB. Cook,
(x) Richard M. Toynbee. |

Bank loans hit

 

—~“all-time high «

‘MONTREAL — Year-end rec- /

ords ‘in loans, deposits and- ‘ye-

yo,

sources, plus new highs in, both |:

profits earned and taxes paid,
are shown in the Bank of Mont-,
real’s 145th annual statement is.
sued. today. PO oy |

The statement shows, loans at

an Kll-time high of. $2,269 mil-|. |
lion-— 17.33 per cent. more than).

a yéar ago and reflecting a year,
of: intense credit der
contrast, the? bank?

   

securities

 

portfplio was.-rediiéed212.5:.per.|

cent, from $1,107 million to $969
millfon. 0 0 So

Bank of Montreal. resources
were reported at $4,015 million,
a new year-end «récord, com-

pared with $3,950 million a year]

ago. “Deposits increased from

$3,647 million to $3,713: million.|

Personal savings, amounting to

$1,834 million, are up. by $85 |.

million. ng

Earnings, afterstaxes, for, the}.

bank’s operations,:by more: than

a

900 éffices at home and abroad

were» $16,013,512, 9.84 per ‘cent |

more than in 1961. Taxes ‘also

reached a new. high — $18,353,- |
442, or 14.6 per cent more. than}:

net earnings.

$2,10' DIVIDEND : ” "
Dividend payments _ for. “ the,

year -to the bank’s 22,000,.share-.

holders have amounted to $12,-

757,500, or $2:10 per share, five)

cents more than the 1961 figure

and 10 cents more than was paid |

in 1960.

 

  
  
    
 
 

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