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4 JOrince Rupert Daily Mems Ltd.

Friday, April 5, 1963

B.C. Briefs

TUGBOAT BURNED ment might have saved the life
CAMPBELL RIVER (— David|of Larry Ford if it had been
Murphy and two crew men leaped | used, a coroner's jury agreed
to the safety of a dock andjhere Thursday. The jury ruled.
pushed their burning tug into! Ford met death accidentally
mid-channel after the boat from injuries suffered when his
caught fire here Thursday. The|c.1 cateened into a ditch near
tug burned to the waterline be- ere March 16.
fore the flames were exting GAS ON FIRE

uished. .
BELT UNUSED VANCOUVER $( Machine
COURTENAY ‘@-—A seat belt! Shop owner Reg Griffiths grab-
found in his car's glove compart- | bed the fire extinguisher. aimed
oo : wooo lit and squirted at a small fire.
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FOR THE BEST ‘fire extinguisher was filled with: B
gasoline—someone had filled it: ce

IN from the wrong container by |
mistake.

CHINESE FOOD i

COQUITLAM ().—-Postal money
orders with a potential value of |
$65,000 were taken in a breakin !
at a sub postoffice in a drug
‘store, Some 700 money blanks and British Columbia, at a reg-
were taken but nothing else was ular meeting of the Ameri-
touched. : can Pulp Industries Manage-

Columbia Cellulose Com-
pany was host to sulphite sup-
erintendents recently from
Oregon, Washington, Alaska

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PROVINCE BY PROVINCE

 

By The Canadian Press

Following is the popular
vote by provinces in the 1962
general election.

Figures are in this order in

every case — PC, Lib., NDP,
Others;
NOTE: No others in Nfle., |

PEI, NS or Y-NWT:
Nfld. —- 55,396, 90,896, 7,590

158.
PEL—37,388, 31,603, 3,802, 153.
NS—198,902, 178,520, 39,689,
3,764.
NB—-115,978,
9,016, 441.
Que,--617,762, 818,760, 91,795,
542,433, 19,173.
Ont. -~ 1,056,095,
456,459, 49,734, 3,135.

110,850, 13,220,

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Here's popular vote in last election

Man,.—161,824,
514, 26,662, 3,297.

Sask.—213,385, 96,676, 93,444,
19,648, 317.

Alta.—214,699, 97,322, 42,305,
146,662, 997,

B.C. — 187,389, 187,438, 212,-
- 035, 97,396, 1,931.

Y-NWT — 6,769, 6,506, NDP
nil, SC 948.

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VICTORIA (0) — The legis-
lature’s board inquiry into al-
legations of graft into the high-
ways department broke up in
wild disorder yesterday over
newspaper coverage.

 

Plopper of Inland Empire Pa-
per; C. Nelson, M. Pearson
and M, Hopezon of Ketchikan
Pulp; Ducie Chads of Puget
Sound Pulp and Timber; Clyde
Lieser and Wayne Ault of Co-
lumbia River Paper; M. Hays
cf Publisher’s Paper Company;
L. Beckle and G. Mcece of
Alaska Pulp.

Members of the board called!
for a complete review of all!
newspaper articles and headlines,
written ‘since the investigation !
began March 6. ,

Angelo Branca, lawyer for.
highways minister Gaglardi and.

 

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‘QE DIED THAT WE MIGHT
LIVE’
By DEAN G. T. PATTISON

Palm Sunday has a unique
‘meaning for our time, because
‘it supports the spirit of Jesus
iwhen he faced apparent failure
‘through crucifixion. Despite «a
‘vwathering storm he set his face
steadfastly to go to Jerusalen:
daring an unpromising tomorrow
‘to do its worst. The disciples
‘tried to turn him back, his dear-
est friends sought to keep him
-away from the Holy City, Herod
warned him to keep still and
.go0 home. But no human pleu
‘could shake him from his trust
'in God, even though it meant
‘death on the cross. Thomas in
‘a moment of utter human
“strength (for as yet the Holy
‘Spirit had not been given) Said
i“Come let us go that we may
,die with him.” And yet they all
, forsook him and fled. Jesus, how-
‘ever, set his face to go to Jerusa-
-lem. He who is our example musi
first walk along the road of faith
‘in the face of impossible odd,
‘and humanly speaking complete
;failure. He wos under no illn-
‘sions. He knew that what he
‘stood for was not popular. Bui
‘he also Knew that it was God's
‘Will and the only way to win
‘men’s souls for his Kingdom.
He could have saved his own
j4ife. The eross was not inevi-
itable. He could have refused it.
‘In fact he tried to: “Father il
Thou art willing remove this cup
from me.” Matthew 22:42. In-.
stead of going to Jerusalem, he
‘might have returned to Naza-
-reth or Capernaum and led a
‘coimnfortable and respectable life.
‘But he chose Jertuoalem, the
scorn of the crowds, the Garden
of Gethsamane, the Judgement
‘Hall of Pilate, and crucilixion,

Why? Because Uhe Spirit: of
God was in him; because He
was the Way ind the Truth and
the Life; because he was u hv-
‘ing example of all he taught,
‘‘he who seeks to save his life
i*hahl lose it, and he who loses

 

it.’ ‘

We are living in a day of dif-
‘ficult decisions. A day jin whieh:
‘tolerant thetsam is wide spread,
‘A day in which the true fun:
' tion of the Christian Church!
lLimust be re-a-sessed top God is.
tay preparing His Chureh for:
some decisive roll in history, uid!

SHANTZ ACTS
; VERNON © - North Okjaanin |
(MLA and speaker of the lepis- +
lature Hueh Shanta met with as
‘Total committee Thursday to,
discuss aetion an location i

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juntor college in the Vernon area,
We said he ds hopeful of geting
Sthe government to aeree to oan)
impertiad survey of all sites ius
Lhe Valley,

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his department said:
“The press hasn't done a real-

ty honest, true job with the
minister in the past.>

Board counse] Lloyd McKen-_
zie said a Vancouver Sun head-'
line Monday saying “Contractor
Called Angel for Gaglardi”’ was
called friends and be subtly| « omocdous injustice” and
against our better judgment of could be libellous.
self-preservation. It wii] mean:
unconditional, uncompromising) Tom Bates (SC ~ Vancouver
urrender to Jesus Christ the’ Point Grey) suggested that ses-
Lord and Saviour of life. But it Sions be held in camera “if we
will also mean Victory as we dont set fair and proper re-_
prove to ourselves and to others. porting.
thot Christ is the Saviour of the. Major B.C. daily newspapers— -
world, still challenging our gen-'The Victoria Times and Colon- |
eration with the simplicity of ist, The Vancouver Sun and Pro-—
his call, “Follow Me and I will vince—have caused complaints,
make vou fishers of men.” ‘inquiry members said, ,

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Inquiry thrown into disorder
‘over newspaper coverage

It was an attempt to subpoen:

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Striking printers

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CLEVELAND — (() Strik-
ing printers voted 339 to 286
Thursday night to ratify a con-
tract agreement negotiated last
Sunday with The Plain Dealer
and The Cleveland Press and
News. The two newspapers,
strikebound for 126 days, hope
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