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Roctober 90, 1984
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. boat Repair. Possibilities . - 4
s, Consideration at Ottawa

Be saliolis are underway in Ottawa to see if| §
B ituport shipyar d can ke operated econom- |: :

Beyaiir hase Lor fishing boats and-other vos-

Rian size, ‘This
Byehate, MP, a

was reported yesterday by
La meeting of the local a y-

hip wd committee,

pia said thaty: soo
Eyeing held on the!
, Fe te proposals

y Fisheries nly te |
allowing hig re-

B. He added that

foposal, which call |

“4 fhe property to a
Bared to carry oul
“a work as well as
yar had been
- lack of inter-
s approached,

B ither Alean nor
Mad had indicated
Make use of such a
Rr operations in the

Mehaite expressed Lhe
butcome of the dis-

B epend on wheth-
ble operator could
could be counted
B shipyard funetion
BHe said it was un-
BBs vould be taken
B; murine slipway
Bemerty until a firm
mal an operator was

Benes reported that
mona recent visit to
e contacled chair-
wart to see if any- i
me done to promote
tthe drydock and
me) the result that a
F arranged between
Picgotintor Bernard |

marcpresentatives offs

Bich might be in-
Benid that although
Becment had been |
Pproposal that the:.

Metal Fatig ue
Said Cause
Of Jet Crash.

in the Mediterranean last Jan-

today:: :

An- investigator sald it. ‘ap-
peared that the worn-out metal
had cqused disruption: of the
pressurized cabin, resulting. in
the crash of the Comet with 35
persons aboard,

The inquiry was into the Elba
disaster and a second ‘Comet

killed. The two disasters resulted
in the Comets — pride of Bri-
taln’s alr. fleet—being grounded.
Sir Lionel Heald, retiring at-
torney~general, sald the Comet

 

first Jet ‘plane ever: to carry pas-
sengers in-.a “scheduled - world

strviec., At ‘the. Aime.of the acel~.

dent, it.had, flown 3 681 hours for

Miration: _ more -than®’

Fon general indus* j

miscussions did not!
ess afler his return |
mrt. He concluded |.
Bas lust when word |
that the pontoons |
Nd’ He emphas|zed;'
Hime of disclssion':,
miention was: made
hat the pontoons
Bisposedl of In thts:

iY E the whole matter,
plored the sale of
. fs a blow to the
eecesstully continu
mee bere as well as
meY'rse effect on the
Alely at sea,
mon af George Casey
me appointed. to
Pars protest” to the
ent for pbs
ao Hie matter and tls
mes ‘he drydock, The
dressed to thery
and to the Mine

_¢ National Defence,
ts herhes,

Bers Held
hooting

~ Go Provins
ely atinouneed Mr,
BB Lait Therrien, a
BON Val David dla-

io
oh

| 4;

By HAL COOPER
"LONDON — ww din

: LONDON — (Reuters).~Metal "
fatigue was the likely cause of ai
Brilish Comet jet airliner -crdsh |-

wary, a.court of Inquiry: was told

crash. off ‘Naples last April in],
which all 21 persons,aboard were |

which crashed. off Elba was the |’

British Overseas. Airways, ‘Corpo-, ,

 

 

London, where thi
Edinburgh, ‘and
however, have,

before, being. presented to: le has hee Que
et, 25. The ‘shapely actresses, “along: with.
“others, hive been: invited ‘to. attend: an. Italian film: fes
Db resented. to the: Queen, the Duke
argaret. Organizers. of. the: aff
" jee fo tone down. the cling

 

 

_ “e aecused i strikers’ of: prnging! 4 hi
netinain “tho whole trade. union: move-|d

i; AUlantic. Mner port of Soiithamp- ment into disrepute.”-*

ton, was threatened today ;with
a shytdown’. by. a’ Comhunist- ¢
ibackéd Waterfront: stitke: aimed
at every major shipping’ ceutie
[in the British isles.

b TA

Southampton; lenders of
tite ‘alton strike ‘binpétel ‘vith

unfon bffidials, Who: opposed: the
walkouls, ‘for tho,’ backing ‘of
2,052 stevedores. “Whether the

|" Tho .16- “(Ay stoppage already Southampton workers: would re-

has tied up the vast London dock

ships He idle at thelr moorings.
Routers news agency reported

ollicr parighiuble goods ts operat.

Hhranght in suuniies of the cam
moditics drastically cut by the
port. stoppnge.

Tho Trades Union Congtess,

‘after 10 days of the dispute and

aren and sharply curtailed work
at Liverpool, the second biggest
ocenn cargo pork. Nearly 35,000] 8
of Britain's 76,000: dockers are
off thelr Jobs and plmost 200

this moriing that a "full-seale
airlift’ of bybtor, cheese and

jug: from The Netherlands to
London, Hight chartered. Ughts

| bisuast organization af nnions
(In Britnin, taday broke Its silence

main on the job was {rv doubt,

Anxious owners? of the |ner
Queen ‘Elizabeth. -browght the
83,000-ton ship: in, stern-first
Monday so she would face: the!
channel, and be’. able . to Jeave
without tugs if’ teceRsary. The.
liner 4s scheduled Lo: sail Wed-
nesday evening, carryling Queon
Mother Elizabeth on the first
stage of her vist: to the United
States, we ay,

ay .
© pees -nn ar oarem poe nemnipepenn eben eneea®

GRIM FIGUIS
TORQUAY, England (— More
than 400 Britons lost thelr lives
in flres Inst yeur and6,000 were
Injured, sald home gooretary Slr
lpavid t Maxwell Fyfa.ab a con-

 

 

the grontest terror of thom all

* Faulk er wats, a: paskentier: in

thd: Mat at they thine-of ithe iacel-

dént; ti vite VM ¥.
"Meanwhil, “hme Bait of
the “car ageldentt ‘was © chiarge
against Vie Johnson; ‘driver, of
the car, who pleaded’ guilty: to 8

‘lcharge, of driving (while ‘his l-

cence was under guspension, and
was fihed-$50 and: costs or, dn.de-
fault, ong month-in jail: °

- Police Magistrate W; D, Vance

heard: the case in:court here this

morning. Johnson, paid the. fine.

Subs Greatost Threat,

VICTORIA — .@) -- Renr-Ad-
miral J, C, Hibbard sail Monday
the’ subniavine is the grentest
terror of iil wartime son menace,

ae flag officer of Canada’s,
Pacific conmand told delegatos'| ~
to the provinee-wide civil de-
fonce conforanco hora:

“OF all the wartime menaces
of the sea the submarine ts sull

 

 

feronco of fire chlofs:hore,

 

38, of Vancouver, ‘where

 

troop of : ‘army « ‘bridge-bulldlng
experts will, be: altlifted strom | ;
Chilliwack, B.C, Ho" ‘flood
stripken” Toronto, ‘army head-|.
quartets tnnounced Monday.”

The mon are stheduled to ar-
rive in Toronto at 7 am, Tues-

‘day aboard RCAF aircraft. They

are from the Royal Canadian
School of Military Engineering ,
at Chilliwack.

‘The Ontarlo government asked
the army’s central command,
Men ae for thelr help.

Balloy bridge.

_ Kenneth | George q

Jene appeared

| the Children’s*Aid Society's oo AE
it located’: the ‘child’s’-mother ‘gay:

who left. Darlene in ‘the tem-

two months: ‘ag0" “and: didn’t re-

m= | turn to’ claim. her.” The ; a

“playing: ‘with the: ee as |
|. this photo shows (OR. Photo) “yee

porary: care of another family

te ie
: in: {he Winnipeg | ‘flocds nd he}. a
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‘| Rimouski

 

 

 

 

Major job of the B.C, troops
will bo-to construct a 240-fool,
Balloy bridge ‘across the Humber
river at route 401. They also are
to demolish an old span at Bath- recreational
urst street and replace ib with a brought, suggestions for sue of
booster memberships, tag days,

market”: garners of. ‘Holland.

 

 

 

 

| onlg at

‘,

toro 4.0 I

for donations’ with hie poll
have heen recelved .|

 

total of 1,400.

The Dally News- -spontsor ed con.
test, which offers a $25 prize for
the letter containing. the best}
suggestion fot ensuring contin-
ued successful operation of the

centre,

 

 

> ernment must change its con-

- | negotiator for Canada's biggest
; rall union says the federal gov-

mene poet

Change in Methods Required
‘Says Rail Union Negotiator

OTTAWA -~ ) — The chief; W. J, Snuth of Montreal, sec
retary: of the joint protective
board of tho Onnadlan Broth-

‘New entrios. tii the|Civia’ Cen
tre, letter contest, suggesting in-
auguration- of: bowling - at: the):
eehtre and a combined appeal

the past

few days while the Centre's
membership’ has climbed to. a

carilor

phe ht . aan ey y ae
sweets anit p nb opinion
polls. . no

LETTER Row VANCOUVER,

The latest entrles come from
Odd Eldsevik,'414 Sixth Avenue
Fast, and from Edward W. Green, |
former Prince ‘Rupert resident,
now of. Vancouver.
Mr, Eldsvik's lettor
lows: ...,.

Tb seems to: ame that the, Civic
Centre; housos and, ‘supports
many sports such as basketball,
roller skating, badminton, hoxs
ing, ete., which ‘do not-produce |"
voy much rovenita, Why doeg-
n't the Civic. Centre hold a sport]
which would produce a sub-
stantlal Income?

"Bowling is one of those sports|
It. would probably coat quite a
lot of money to build the nume
bor of bowling alloys required but
wouldn't the Income be suffletent
to pay off tho Investment and
also provide a, substantial. profit

Is ab fol-

north of Toron-';

erhood of Railway. Employees

to reduco the Centre's doficlt?

 

tlon’ at many: polnts th
Prince’ Georgo,: j¢ n

Prince Rupert vetora: a
sult-of a change in the otorans’
Land Act teducing, the’ ajnotnt
of proparty equlted. for build.

g. ese
Th slag! ‘at! Tana ‘reoutred
fire’ past: prohibited: gonoral open.

to lack of:tirnble land avallablo,
“Tho Canadian: Leglon, which,
wig Instrumental ‘in revision'gf
tho land ‘acl, antounedd “tho

scheme herd, and. Graham ‘Alex.
ander, local: , Legion. .proaldent,
hid bofay Uioro. was-every rede

of: at lent 10 units to be well
underway by. noxt apring,

NO PIE INTHE SKY

ration of’tho.'schama here ‘ie

Plans for inguauration of the :

son to-oxpect a VTA: sottlemant

 

e shot and and
ths ave detained,
BOrurred at tho
Thertlons Monday

: ollintion procedure in rallway-
union disputes,

eons om soreness

TURNED DOWN, PREVIOUSLY | owover, to noled,,“this end
"I believe the iden of howliNg| pie tn the sky plan” but capone
nlleys has boon turned. downjon the: ‘ability of the veteran to
provionaly by tho. board of dir-| work for hls own, bonefit, With-

CCL, advocates scrap kd the
progent system of a threaeman
~{conelilation. bord’ conalatiig of
company and unton nomineos

lie whe sob up a
(sled Le two hoys
tered St, Joronte, fl
DY, ative midnight,
bi hae Cntlan town
4 Montroal,
le nld the 03.
Itt and ly wife,

Fhonye whey thoro.
ON Me dooy,

boss i tpparantly |
TB Up, aanleod for | .

nt the farmer lO
 Youngators shob

le head With waa}

i OMAN

bays then went
OOM to tne Mra,
a shat por through

Drighhay AW tho
tebe about a
ane voungators

th helaboy enllod
"firm home to
re Was wrong and
Mer and: Whe wifo
g MOOls OF blood,

ters, whos
ile, v 8 NANO

TT THCHLIO NTR

ore brought
POIs Howequurtory

Toronto aron. This hotel and

 

bhole qari ng the wales. el

- 4 {I of dona, inant ve! qn ‘honvy
NUNRIOANK AZ Taft hore i olint Nornla, v woatorn auburh af Toronto,

wore partly aubmorged by flood waters of tho tunther river, Motortate had to abandon

aorvico atation i.

awed thelr nua

damngo whim Wy il ‘tho:

4

OP Mil

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WEATHER

Preeipitation tas boon qilte
heavy In apals along the cotist
overnight nx, cold. Pacifie alr
pushed caatward onto Uo const,
Winds havo also "boon gusty with
Who atrongost ‘bolng roported
along woutarn Vancouver Taland,
Raln td spronding Into the south.
orn Interior though amounts in
the Intorlor anontd be ight,

Homo" cloaring 4 @xpectod
Mong tho const Inte today and
inthe {ntorior overnight, Be-

j jonure of thix, overnight tompor-

atures nro forecast bo ‘he lower
In all xeotlona tonight.

By tomorrow: anothor major
storm Is expoctod to bo nearing
Who const and More Koulhenslor-

[TY galos nnd ratty cut be,expootad,

North Const, Reglon--Cloudy
with showers und ovanatonal
ANY porlods today, Raln. Wed
neaday, Little eluwngo in lem
porntive, Winds weatorly 20 bas

y CoM Neht tonight and tne

cvonallg to doubhpnal 86 again

Unpaday morning, Low to»
a band Nign Wednosday at
Pott Hardy, ‘Sandapit. and Prines
peel 4 wel 5,

vy,

 

and a chalrman selected elther
the Inbor ahart-

by thom or
mont,

Tle addvocntes Ural wl three
bonrd merbors, bo choxon by
the govornitiont from perkons
oulatariding abliity with
knowlodgo of tho aeonointes of

of

the country,

Amith, whoxo 34, 000-mombor
union tk engiged in tho valle
Jao. clapute that Is to be are

{dan lator thls
month, anys onxlating gin
NO:
railway Induatry, Tho atatute ts

bitrnlod by ‘a:
coos: not fit the neads of t
the Induatrial Relations

Disputes. Tnvostlgation: Act:

Ande,

“TL Taw nob workéel In pritde
tloo," saya Brnits, writing In the
current lesid of the CBRI's

monthly publicntion, —
PARTISAN ARGUMENTS

“/What has aovurrod Is that tho of Prince, Ruport it

cotors but | don't underatand
why

Mr, Greon's lotler:

"Ark evorybody you moat Mf
they want to seo the Clyla Contre
continuo, If thoy any you, aak
thom for a. dollar donation, 1
they Kay no, tak thom how long
thoy oxpeat to romalndn town."

Rupert Mother.
Gets Six Months

A young Priiveo Rupert, woman
wha sontenced to alx montha in
Jail whon, she; plendod ‘guilty: to.
fn chnrge-of thett In: olty police
court this morning.

Pollee Maglatrnto W. D, vasice
yronniindod, the ‘sertenve on

ortha Valin Chilbrancdaony whor
sho olocted summary trinl on the
charge. avlaing out of the thet!’
of about $2}2. fron, vein Ohow
ior

 

nominoos of management have, Tho ‘young’. moth
conaldered Ib thelr solemn duty charged: ty: au hero Bain

to aupport and argiio. on behalf
of managemont’s contentions, |

nnd romanddtl until today In the
curntody of soalnt welfare ropree

‘Tho wnlona’ nominoes have fclt ‘wontntlvor so that arrangomenta

{ Cour-montha-ald baby,

out thd antual Inbor of the. vol-
eran, there can be no program.
The veteran wishing A home:
conatriclion- loan, must have his
plans and bullding alte anvrovdd
by VLA-admiitatrators, Hla work
WITt he auporvised and whan cons.
atruotion. Is completed, he wil
alot) a mortgame with Central

{Mortgage.and Housing Corporns
Hon with renaymniont, of the loot

hnged on bY Der. ‘cont over a
yonrs, |

‘Hxpaoted'. to open intervie
on the protant Monday are D, §
Holman, regional VLA supervisor
nd monubers of the bial
obmmmntitg

Train Schedule
Back to Normal,

operations . botween  Prinds
port ‘and: dnapor. were | ira iN
aioe wt inat night, aftar.a, tla
yp (jue o A.Baburday, attertiogh

aldo at, Tolograph: Polit, . ae.
“Tho oviatebourul btn, Nett hoko

on thro Inet night a

 

on Unw tonight, :

te
Cees ma nck
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 Onnndian - National fii ih ht

d tho woke.
ji to bo thelr duty (odo Wkuwlke could bo made. for care of hor|bound was acheduled. ae 7 Fj
[for the damanda af the nts