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Premier Aiding

$mali Opposition
“VICTORIA (CP)—Next
session of the Social Cred-
it-heavy Provincial Legis-
lature will begin on Feb. 7,

Premier Bennett announce. ;
i
el‘ Wednesday.

The premier sald his govern-
nient group, with 39 seats, will do
everything possible to make
things easier for the 13-man op-
position, |

Opening of the legislature usu-
ally takes place on Tuesday,

 

but;
has been twitched to Thursday |
go the first two Social Credit:
speakers can give their addresses |
on a Friday, leaving the weekend |
lor tne opposition members to
“bone up" on matters they wish
to discuss.

Premier Bennett said he also
hoped to bring duwn the budget
on Friday, Feb. 22, a day planned
to give the opposition a weekend
breathing space to prepare cri-
ticisni.

“There is of course a much
smaller opposition. and the gov-
ernment wants to co-operate in:
every way possible,” he said,

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as it mects a toy canary. The toy has its beak op

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| Stay Poles Told

lYoung Poles ignored’ ap-1."
neals Wednesday nighit to}: .
ond. anti-Soviet demon-
strations, and displayed)
their sympathy for. Hun-,-
carians fighting ,Russian|-
domination in Budapest.:*)
Wladyslaw Gomulka, Poland's”:

ths a
Rioters =f

Soviet Forces’

“WARSAW. (AP) =

 

| Board Approves
Canadian Accreditation g:e2un-css

made clear meanwhile that the
Poles cannot expect. any with-.
drawal of Soviet troops.. from
{thelr country in the foreseeable
i future. ne
A crowd of

 

250,000 received. in:

new Communist “party: . boss,,:

 

 

-| troops from Gomulka, who led;

©: Polish Communists in. their re-|

| Terrace and Prinee, Rupert wok |!4 cal ASBOe"
rhein a discussion “on "Inter=" ty sucly a program. ~ ”
Parent-Teacher ‘Commenting on the proposal,
iDr. A, W, Large seid that In the j,

Ba

Gets Underway i:

Opening sessions of the seconc

annual Reglonai Parent-Teach-: Prince R

er conference got under way:
this afternoon at Roosevelt | Was
‘Park school. as nearly
‘vates from Kitimal, Smithers. | an
¢

“pretation — of
Work.” |
Following registration at mn

ast
mim, delegates and parents were P

Approval in principle of a move to bring aceredi
on of Canadian hospitals entirely under Canadian
; authority was given last night at a meeting of the
upert General hospital board. The decision
reached after a letter from the Canadian Hospi!
pointing cut that the Canad-

rt! “Sov
(ment.ag-displayed jn.demonstra x

30 dele- tal Association was read
tion recently had given su
Sew Fete tel : ‘ aes

Medical Associa

Canada has had only

&

rsmall voice In the accreditation

welcomed by Roosevelt Park PY of its hospitals since it has just
president Mrs, James Pinnigel | one vote in 16 on the U.S.-Cana-
and host principal John Higa commission which judges the

Eleele, Later tea was served! morits of all

North

under the convenership of Mrs. nospitals,

J. J. Donaldson,
Tonight delegates
entertamed al dinner

will be:

| DOCTOR-TRALNING
“In the States accreditation is
by the given largely to those hospitals

American

qverniive of King Edward PTA. \ hich have facilities for the
: The conference continues to-: post-graduate training of doc-

morrow.

Group

Concert
Staging
Comeback

wath le

The 1966-b) vcrinee Rupert
Concert Series has stieceeded In
making vn “tromendaus cone
Infele; TL wits announced last
nteht- by concert society Waket
sales chairman Mrs. Mortts Wuy-
with,

Mrs, Wayman to
nivetiig in the Clvle Centre that
ghrough xulex of season tekebs,
reserved und general members
ship, the sortety had realized
$),672, anly about $300 short of:
the $1,860 estimated as expenses
for the entire season,
MAL the end of lust year the
Civie Centre hada deficit of $1,-
100 from the previous concert
saries nd as a restith a New cane
eee soelety wader the ehalrmun-

the
ld an exeative

The board

delegation attending

 

 

ship of Dre Re a, Unirec, wis
farmed (a sell ndvanec season
ekets,

Leas (han ad
(lekels now nead to le

Nore sensan's
sold (0

meek He year's E&pCnges, the
miaetihg Waa told.
pr Tauae announced — bhint

several Indlvidite
sold at dhe tirst
sevlos on Oetober
s would nol hap:

through errar,
ny) Mekels ware
eaneert at the
a dup baat thi

ny Wen,
| Exehange ot Hebets between

nbsontee Hekot holders and per
guns Whe ean only attend sli
lar pertormanices Wits vanin
atressed,
The mee
make Uekuts 8

Hig alsa dectded {0
vitlbhe to oute

up-down Buasti ol membership
holders.
Mekeba are whways avalible

peatucdents.
Ot Wayman suid that the

auaross Of (Ne eu pindan Wits due
to the efforts at the sl enn
vageers. Bl mspectiuly cae
mended to her wssiitun Mrs, Ale
ty Dowaloy. hothars of thanks
wil) he sent ATE CAWABROT A,

withe sovond cancert of the noi
aby will feature Marlo Delll Hons

City Curlers
In Vancouver

Need Fund

Four Prives Rupert men,
presently studying at Univers
sity af British Colmmbln hive
wrilten heme ashing any
append for S100 cantd he mide
so (hey cad form: thely own
cuelin team di Fehon
wih (he university.

They have already aonsised
SHO Inet need another $40,

he youths, all of when

Weod (he maney Ws XOOT WH
possthle,

The four players ares Tarsiel
Morrison, Stan Kaardal, Gea,
Honry and dim Bateman,

Condeuttonsy from ports

minded tana din dhe elty. will
be ecenied a Deaths Mars

 

tly: nenantlanal YOu Taian
pantsl. on November O,

mites, SH Third Avene West,

tors,” he sald. “It is difficult In.
‘Canada to match this stendard
In B.C,, for example, there arc,
‘only lo or three hoapilals with
Psuel) facilities. However, making
‘accreditation of Canadian hos-!
Mials an all-Canadian ma
wotld not mean that the general |
‘standard of requizenients would |
he reduced,”
| Chairmen R. G, Moore pointed nent, Special consideration will
out that bringing accreditation Wty given to nurses after
this country under an all-Cana-:voars of service

dian body would probably mean:' ‘ ‘
a betler understanding In the!
ease of small hospitels, such as
Prince Rupert's.
‘decision will he mode known te
the
next meeting of the Canadian ,
Hospital Association,

GEE GOVERNMENT ATID

In other. business, adininise
imitor Arthur Rutherford ree
ported (hat after his recent |
discussions with BAG, Maspiial |
Tnsurance offlelats in Vlelori
they had agreed: (0 mithe ide
jusanvents in faver at the hase
plat in pre-construction esll-
mates for earrying owt the hos
pial's proposed explo pee

beer |

's

gram, Provision will be mide |

fave played tn edly honsptels, |

|

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ppo

  

sey Lae

 
 

Ayes epee Reugmigar eine tan 2

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for an inereas
salary estimates, which is only ;
S400 short of the amount ask-

e of. $3,600 in

 

ed by the hospital.

In view of this, the board ap-!
proved signing of the form on |
estimated operating costs which ;
is required by BCHIS before con- ;
struction can begin.

After considering a list of rec-
ommendations submitted by the.
personel committee on wage:
rates and other working condi-:
Hons for non-union staff in the
hospital, the board agreed to aj
plan standardizing these condi;
tions, According to its terms,’
vasic pay for registered nurses |
‘on a 44-hour week will be $273!
per month, Ha addition to other,
“henefits, there wil! be three year |
ly inerements of $10 per month |
and one manth’s holiday with!
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pay after one year ot employ-

Hve |
Resic vay for offiee personnel;
will range from $180 to $220 per:
‘month, with three yearly Inere-:
“nents of $10 per month, There |
will be two weeks holiday with.
pay for first year ol employment,
rather whieh there will be two ad. |
“djtional days for eech year of}
servier until a mash of three:
weeks is reached, |
DEPARTMENT HEADS
Basic monthly wage rates for:
“Miscellaneous department hoads |
will bo as follows: office manager!
rccountand, $828; Metlehuy, $800; |
housekeeper, S280, xray tech |
HMelan, $200; lab technielan, $200.
‘The nddition ta iree yearly Ineres
‘ments of $10 per month and;
Fothar benefits, these employees
Fwill recelve three weeks halldiy
Hfor the first year of enployment,
Latter whieh there will he two ade:
(ition days for ench yorr of
Faervies antl a maximum of four
Hweeks Is reached, Pald holidays
for the x-miy teehnielan will
start ab four weeks,
Tn addition to three annual in-
‘arements of SH per month and
lather benefits, (he nursing sup.
‘arintondent will receive a baste
monthly salary of $87 per
‘month, while that of the adm
istrator will bo S47h with the
[MOUNT seb AL HHHN,

0 MEET UNION

| Personnel eammitiee ehalraan
fi 8, Niekerson reported that the

Hifon of aporabing engineers had
aubmitted a demand for a 20 per
wont Inerense I wages, I add
ton to ather eonsidorations, Tl
WIS reed that the personel
commities should moot with We
fon roprosantativer for a proline
jnry sludy of thexe raquoata,
Dr, Taye reported that it
rangomonts for obtatning a fll.
Line radlolagtat were alll] cone

 

nig,

volt last week for “freedom and.
sovereignty.” en
Gomulka declared that
Soviet troops would remain. as
long as the

‘the |

North Atlantic |»

 

Treaty Organization has bases-in
Western Germany. 0 oy
WILL PROTECT STATE

 

 
  

He-attacked anti-Soviet sent

‘tions 'in’several Polish ¢ltles:ea
ier in the weck, and asserted that
Communist. authorities ~ would
tolerate no action -against - th:

‘Polish state, So .

The crowd included. factory
and farm workers,
villagers and students who gath-

ered in front of the 35-storcy

‘Palace of Culture and Science,

formerly known as Stalin Palace,
to hear Gomulka,

The crowd cheered when he

said, “It depends only on us how:

long Sovict trdops may remain
here,” But there was only stony
silence when he added that gov-
ernment policy required that the
Russian. troops stay as long as
the West had military Installa-
tlons In West Gerhany,

Missing Man
Found Dead

The body of a middle-aged

 

‘man who has been missing for)

about a month ab Ocean Falls,
was recovered yesterday In the
Ocean Falls harbor, Royal Cann
alan Mounted Police in Prince
Rupert reported today,

The man, whose Identity is be-
Ing withheld pending notifica-
(ion of relatives, was employed
with Crown Zellerback Company
and lived on the wator in a small
boat, He was first reported milss-
Ing approximately four weeks ago
and had heen presumed drowned,

Pioneer Link Will Go
With Old Empire Building

By GUADYS J, BALDWIN

One more Ink with the carly
duys In Prince Rupert wil be
gone Wf the old Empire bulld|ng
is demolished, ‘The rateinfested,
riekoby ald building was the
home of Prince Rupert's first
Nowspapar—-NUT nob ita frst
home! .

The Ryenlng Kapire eame to
lifo iy duly, 1907, Johif Houston,
VOLO TEWspApornian was pube
shor, editor and gonernl free

totum, Houston wis one of the
poople to whom bho Grind Trunk
Paite offiqinls rofused pormis=
ston to locate, He slayed any-
way, ‘The that seven or vlght
aditions of tho paper had copy
done In Prince Ruperb and then
had to bo sent to Vancouver to
he printed, One, edition wna
printed In Victoria, Houston
wrote somo senbhing aditorinls
Abou He pransportntion gorvice,

That wasn't tho only diftleul.
Ww! According ton alory in the
venting Emplre, the prow Hous.
ton hadn't boon able to xb up
wiw confiscated by Grand Trunk

    

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PRINCETON, B.C, —Twenty-
one men spent a cold ‘night: in
mountalis 19 miles southwest. of
here ready..to follow at’ dain!
fresh foot prints in the snow be-
ieved thoso of lost hunter. Harvey
‘Garrison, -. oe
| Gane Warden Allan Gill, Iead-
er of the search party, is certain
the foot prints are those of Gar-
rigson, missing since Friday,:
| Garrison was hunting with a
‘companion when he became sep-
‘arated. and wandered off the
jmain track, oO
A helicoprer Joined the search
Wednesday as weather conditions
‘Improved. It will join the search
party again today,

» The 18-year-old hunter was

1 peer memes atcee neirean emecennareemcnemamen aw gnare am 9 grees

Injured Man
nconscious

A Port Slupson man was still
unconsclous in Prince Rupert
Goneral hospital this afternoon
after belng injured Inst night
near Cow Bay,

Roported suffering from head
injuries received in oa fall, ir
Jeremiah Morrison, 58 of Port
Simpson who was taken to hos-
pital by Prince Rupert. an-
bulanee at 11:20 Jast night.

 

 

offlelnls wid locked In a wares
houaa,

Nothing daunted, Houston se.
cured nv welt of seareh from a

served the writ and demanded
the return of tho press, When
i} was rolusod, the warehouse
was broken into and the press
inkon by force,

Aftor that Incident tho press
wad Reba Dutstha operetion'was
sUill seattoved, ‘Typo was sob tn
tho Provincial Polleo office, the
prose work was done In a 10 by
12-fout tont pitched in the mid:
dle of Contre Street, Papor and
Ink wore stored In Konnoth Min
you's Pnolfle Conat Stevedoring
and Construction officer Copy
was writton In the Government
Tologtaph oporator's sleeping
CMarhors,

In October, 1907, Uno Grand
Trunk Trelfle gavo to reatdonts
Ongigod In Dushioss or ropulatly
omployed pormission to build
Tho bulldings had to be on pro-
porly owned by the  rallway,
Houston oroatod a onoeatoroy
frame bulkdiug on Prd Avene

Since Frida

resident William Robb who dled

(| Eaglos Lodge,

 
   
   
  
  
 
   
 
    
 
           

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me ee wes _: .
Dies in South. |"
- Word has been received hi. the
city of the death of  ploneer

in Victoria yesterday ‘after a
lengthy Illness ab the°age of 74,
Born in Montrose, Scotland,
he want lo Kenora, Ontario at
om ewly age after. iiving -in
Seattle for two years, In 1911 he
moved -to ‘Prince Rupert’ where
he remained until six’ years ‘ago
when he retired to | Victorla,
Mr, Robb was one of the orig:
Inal bulldors of the dry. dock
and later was employed with 1,
G, Dawson Wholesalers Utd, .for
many years before, joining the
staff of “the, Pritce -Rupert
Fishermen's Co-operatlye store,
He was u charter member of
the Industrial Workers Union
Inthe Co-op, and a former
mamber -of the now defunct

pl

~ Surviving are: his wife Marg-

    
  
  
  
 
   
 
 
    
 
 
 
 
  
    
 
   
      
      
       
   
  
    
     

    

pealte.,

Temperature:
To Drop Below
Freezing Tonight

 

wearing warm’clothes and carry-| VISIT

help -pay for, the*’-expenses ° of | Geroe
search has been started here, |rrito : iy-Yugo
Sa months :
Wallic _. BLE. : |! Geroc's ouster was decided
(| lam 0 “oa Jon by the Hungarlan Communist |:
aes rs party .politbuio, .the radio .an-|,
nounced; ss | 08

It added that after. the. polit-

buro session ‘Kardar and. Nagy |;
would broadcast to the people.”

Then the radio made: this. ap-

ah,

“Hungarian \

aye

 

 

Mostly sunny along the tiorth=

ery mainiand and cloudy with
sunny -perlods clsewhore~ today
and Friday, A little colder, Winds
northorly 15 in exposed places,
otherwise Nght, Low tonight and
high Friday at Port Hardy, 32 and
46, Sandaplt 35° and 45, Prince
Rupert 30 and 45, Co

 

Holst. the na-|.
tional flag on ‘all buildings.”"".) 5
The radio: then burst Into, the |" gi
national:-anthem,. which .was} #sG@a7g.

songs
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$4,200, |. campalgn:
Woldon Steel ‘anno

© Mry Steel: 8
business area cafivass has, yo
come.In, &
AL veninder. to

der. to. residents: W
wish: to contribute to: the ollnit)
and have nab yotiidone sé Wad:
hoen issued aye will.
Hie’ recolved .nt

 

 

 

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avot of Victoria; a son Harry
Robb of Princo Rupert; a bro-
they in “Scotland. and — two
grandchildren, , Shivloy 9, and

Billy 6 bath of Pringd Rupert

Home In Victoria, Cromatio
will follow, :

Roses Bloom
As Gales Roar

{ an

Vitoria may call (self (he
atty-of Canada but Prince Rie
port's temperate. ellme alo
nrovides an item or two’ to
prove (hat living shove the
Nth parallol Isn't akin to hee
ing In the frozen north,

Taitent. (9 explode the myth
ix Mrs, Teo Ronsl, 261 Ninth
Avene Woxt, who telophoned
yaxtorilay. lo report that Ina
vacant lot nour her home two
Wild roves aro. blooming and
What there iro buds of more
rowes {o come on the nearby
Tushos, Mra, Ronsl xald dint
(he roxox survived deaplte the
vlolous gator of Thoxday night
anid lant weekond,

Mra, Rosi sald rhe thought
iL worth while montloning that
rower bloom In Peivos Rupert
In wldOoloher |

 

 

 

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as bcs \ coy p te eo pee ta EMD beet ak a crue Pe cate a dene
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Funoral services will Wo hold
Saturday ab McCall Bros, Funeral

ODasOnnea nas eeegeasegseneesIed
justice of tho pence, A constalle| .

Nasaadanerndsasgeenndeaeraqeen

A Meyoareold olty motorist
was {ined $180, costs, or In de-
fault.of paymont sentenced to
two months in jail, when. ho
plondod guilty. to a charge of
mpalrod driving before Mnagla«
trato 1, 1 Glnasoy in’ city
polleo court this morning,

Graham -Alfred Coloman of
120 Fifth Ayonwe Wort wna sov-
oroly roprinianded by Magls-
trate Glnasoy. after Crown
Prosoautor Corpornl J, B, Button
told the court “that. Coloman
Naldeawiped" a oar parked outs
aldo the post office Inst: night
nnd was vory. unco-operntivo..to
the polnt of wanting to start a
fightwhon -tho ownor of tha
damaged car. caught up» with
hin at Third. Avento ‘and Tule
ton Streot, Tho;nconsed wns WN

cation, tho prosecution anid,

In ‘sontonalng Maglatrato
Ginasoy told Coloman “tho
damage you did to the oi,
might have boot dono tov Ife,

 

 

 

 

Impaired Driver Assa
By Magistrate, Fined St

an ndyanced atate,.of Intoxl-

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man, who’ was: fined $60).
or In: dofmult:Aontenced (10. oF
month ih (Ml “whon she: plondad
guilly’ bofore’Maglatrate. Glnsdgy;
{on charge of consuming liquor.
Inn public plaga on, Ootobor'd*:
A St, Hino Hotel voaldant why
gpont:. the night In tho-d ty
loalgeliyy ab‘ hla own request, Why
aontonced to the, day: tn hee.
iad alrondy apont: when ho sd
ponvod hoforo, Maglatrate:
Koy plonelinng, gullty “to
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