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WEATHER

Mostly cloudy Sunday. Rain to-
night with scattered showers
mnday. Winds southeasterly 30
MN exposed areas tonight, south-.
westerly 15 Sunday. Little change
in temperature. Low tonight and
high Sunday at Prince Rupert
4a and 55.

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DOCK where

COMPLETED
.ferry .to Prince Rupert air~-
port on Digby Island will land

“passengers is shown in pic-
ture above. Dock at Du Vernet
Point’ and start of access road
‘at. right was first major proj-
ect of contractors General
Kiewit Construction Company
‘and. Fletcher Construction
Company. Wharf was built by
Skeena River Piledriving Co.
drums for trailer
egnstruction camp village are
te be. placed in depression at
left. At right is Gencral-Kie-
wit landing craft used to
transport equipment to island.
White vessel at dock {fs cruiser
“Yaloa, owned by Dr. R. G.
Large, presently under charter
to Department of Transport.
Picture at right is 4,800 fect
from beach along access road
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battling muskeg and rock to 4

push access road, to. edge of
rt_site, if t
pO ed™ on” TAs “ ete Meee.
Kenneth Wintersgill, “project -
manager of Gencral-Kiewit,
with safety helmet ‘on and
Norman H. McClary,; resident
airways engincer for the De-
partment of Transport, At left
big caterpillar tractor waits
to cover culvert with rock in
giant Euclid truck after rock
js dumped down slope.
(Staff photos: by Dick Ayres)

Youth Treated

In Hospital
After Mishap

Sixteen - year ald Thomas
Campbell, 176 Ambrose Avenue,
was released from Prince Ru-
pert General Hospital late last
night after treatment for head
injuries sustained In a collision
with a car.

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“RCMP reported today that
Thomas, wearing dark clothes.
was in collision with a car

driven by Richard A. Pierce at
10:15 pam. nt the intersection of
Second Avenue and Second

' Street, and was rushed to hos-

pital by ambulance,

tent REET TT RRO a eR

Carlson Inquest
Postponed
Incefinitely

Inquest Into the death of Mag-
nus Carlson whose body was
found October Woat the beach
between Armour Salvage Wharf
and the Government of Trans-
port. flont has beon postponed
indefinitely.

Polles reported today that the
Inquest, ortainally set Cor last
Wight, will be resumed as soon
na findings of the Regina ROMP
laboratory aurelve here,

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B.C. NEWS ROUNDUP

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“VANCOUVER (CP)

 

Wife of Previous Sweepstake Winner.
Has Ticket on Cambridgeshire Hors

“Paper Workers of America

‘port commending a

PkJNCE RUPERT, B.C., SATURDAY, OCTOBER 26, 1957

  

A strike vote among
}ineluding Local

here today.
Also voting will be the United

whose membership along with
IBPSPMW members rejected a
conciliation board majority rea-
7M, per cent

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in last June's ivish sweepstakes has drawn a ticket on a horse scheduled to run

in the ¢

Mrs. Kdith Gehrens is amone
54 tleket-holders in B.C.

Last June her husband, Gun-
ter, held a half interest in a
tieket which won second prize of
$56,000. Her horse, Mosterton, is
listed as ai likely starter) but
jisn't the favarite,

The Prince George people have
drawn tiekets for the race, CRT,
with Weket QUV 32361, is on
Whiranek.

A Killmat ticket
Doodle Bugs. number
27032, Is disawn against
dit,

holder,
QAD
A
ALERT BAY, B.C.
quest was held into the death
of a child who was drowned

while his parents were in fall for
drunkeness,

The Jury sald Johnoay Walkus,
3, dled through negligence of Myr,
nnd Mrs. Harry Walkus of 8mith
Inlet. The child was drowned
when his parents’ lenky boat
sank, Me wis lie overed in the

(P.--AN ine

A new Idebed wing of tho ‘Ter.
mee and Distrlet hospital wis
opened Informally ino a brief
ceremony at Termace Inst night

The building of the new wink
with tts i beds and a new la-
borulory enme about as part of
nh $180,000 money bytiw passed
by ‘Terrace ratepayers ino May
this your,

Toaluded tn tha sin was pro-
Vision far on new hospital cone
atruetion of which fs expected to
start next spring, Alle details
have heen gonaluded with lie

 

 

 

“ambridgeshire handicap Ww ednesday,

sunkes gillnetter Sunday morn-
ing, near thre
ver island community.

NEW WESTMINSTER (h-- Pat -
richa Jacobs, 18, of Vancouver
was killed Friday when a
which she was riding crashed
into a power pole in Burnaby,

The other ocaupants of the car
Sylvian Mnson, 17, of Vancouver |
and Warinder Jit) Rab oof Port,
Moody, e: ‘enped xerlous injury.

VANCOUVER: (hoe
Pacihe Great Enstern Railway
bridge neross the Peace River
shoutd be ready for Alaska Wigh-
why traffie by early next week,
says Premier Bennett.

The planking on the bridge
und a temporary approach road
could be lid within four or five
days,

eee,

The new

VANC OUVER | , e MaemMillan
and Bloedel limited: Announecd
Wriday night. the tated shift of

New Hospital Wing .
At Terrace Opened

J Pe of the number af beds
mlawed by Brilish Columlin
Hospltal dnsuranee Servies, Co
TW. Colling, adiatiistentor itt,

Taklagy part da the eoremony
were mombers af the Hospltal
Rourd, tho Tospltal Tiyprove-
ment Distelet Bourd, a ropre-
aontative fran the Villaga Com-
Misslonors, rapresentation from
the Hospital Women's Auxillary
and Terrace Madleal staff, Me
public was havited ta yvlew the
ndditdan durbig regtlay visithag
Hours,

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60°
northern Vancou-:
here.
‘poor

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; GISCOMBE,

caused

Ml Tuesday, Wednesday

pulp and paper workers s, |
708 of the. International Brotherhood
of Pulp, Sulphite and Paper Mill Workers has been
authorized by Labor Minister Wicks, it was learned

 

‘ urged members to hold out for-a

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tion benefits,

In’ Prince Rupert the refer-
endum vote wiil be held Tues-
day and Wednesday in the
training office at Columbia
Cellulose Company under the
direction of. returning officer
Alek. S. Bi) and Department
ef Labor official Thomas P,
K. Fletcher from Terrace. .
Leader of the two unions have

12%. per cent raise plus three
weeks paid holiday after five
year’s service.

Union employees at the Har-
mac: pulp division of Macmillan
and Bloedel will also vote Oct.
29 and 30.

Conciliation proceedings were
instituted after breakdown of
pay talks in June when the
union’s two-year contract with
mill operators ended.

Employers inroughout B.C.
have accepted the conciliation
board's majority recommenda-
tion of a 714 per'cent increase.

 

 

 

' Herring
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VANCOUVER ()) — B.C. her-
ring fishermen and tendermen
have voted in iavor of strike ac-
tion in a dispute with the B.C.

the United Fishermen and Allied
Workers’ Union (Ind) announced
Friday.
The union gave noon Sunday
its strike deadline.
It said a demand for a mini-
mum seasonal wage of $2,000 for
all herring fishermen and a simi-
lar minimum for tendermen,
subject to classification differ-
ences, was placed before fishery
operators.

Both the strike vote and the

union demands followed a mect-
ing Wednesday at which

the

‘union membership voted un-

— The wife of » German immigrant who won $28,000; animously to reject company

| proposals.

‘company proposals woyld have
feut the rates of herring fisher-

men will be laid off at its
Canadian White Pine division
The Jumber company said
prices and low demand
were the reasons for the firings,
“Seven hundred men will con-!
tinue working the other two!
shifts.

BC. (= Fire
nn estimated $500,000
damage ut the Bagle Lake saw-
mids at this central interior lam.

ber town Friday, putting 300
pmen out of work.
The blaze broke out under-

neath the main pliner at 11540
im. ancl spread to three adja-
cent planers and the drying
shed.

tS. Ww GWORGE (h--An extt-
nated $1000 was stolen from oa
niereantile store ut Penny, 60
niles cost of here, Pollee sald
thieves took the money from a
vault.

VANCOUVER Qo A 2teyours
dd man escaped fram poliea af-
thr having his ans handeutfed
Wehind hils baek,

Tle was one of four men ate
rested doa polleo raid on a sis.
Heated drug distribution contre.

JA tracking dog was unable to
Hick up the trail of the osenpee,
| ARHOTSVORD, B.C, a: — Two
Wollknown Fraser Valley men,
WoW. Naseouw and Ro Martin,
tie Jenve soon for Prinee George
th manage the Cartboo Mont
PaekiIng Company Limited. The
cOoMpY was recontly bought by
hoayroup of Valloy DusinessMen
whe have made the new mannge-
Ment appolntmnants,

The company was a paeking
house ay Prince George, av stall
Of Uh, and market meat produets

‘'anen from $1.0 per man per ton

last year to 90 cents this year.

It said the companies also de-
mandea that the crew comple-
ment on seine bonts be reduced
to seven from eight men and
that crews on a large number of
packers be reduced by one man,

The union js demanding bonu-
ses, based on tonnage of her-
ring caught, as well as seasonal
waee minimums.

The herring fishermen have
declared all herring “hot” with
the exception of that caught in
a co-operative operation which
is nob affected by the dispute.

City Man Fined
For Disturbance

John WW. West, 117 Fourth
Avenue West, yesterday after-
hoon was fined $10 or In default
of payment sontence to seven
days in jail for causing a disturb-
ance by shauting In the Govern-
ment Liquor store,

Magistrate 1. T. Applewhnite
found Wost guilty after A, Bruce
Brown, conducting tho defence,
had ontored a plot of not guilty.

Police told the court that West
was arrested In the Hqauor store
on the eventing of Octobor 10 and
later yeloasad on Wall,

me were:

Second Quint
To Be Married

MONTREAL @ — Ceelle Di-
onne, 88, one of the four sure
viving Dionne quintuplets, and
Phillippe Langlois, 26-year old
tolovision technician, are ta be
married Novemboy 8 tn Cnllan-

 

 

 

 

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Fisheries Association over wageés7}

‘appeal and

IN GLEAMING KITCHEN of

trailer village of . “epigbyville”:

construction camp on Digby Island for crews building Prince
- Rupert airport, George Leichsenring of.Fort St. John, cook
:for the whole canip, ts busy. slicing up. ham, Camp boasts two
- dining rooms, with a lunch room in. between where sand-
wiches are made up for men too far ahead of camp to come |
. back ‘at noon, -modérm kitchen, storage area with standup
freezing compartment... Dining rooms, feature racks. above
' tables holding toasters*that men. can ‘plug in and cook’. -own

toast for meals... :

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“OC Soccer:

’ LONDON ‘(Reuters)—Results ‘of soc=:

United Kingdom:

ENGI. ISTE: LEAGUE
~ Division LL:

" Birmingham’ 5. Bolton. 1

 

Thursday by the board of

The report submitted to the
board showed an _ operational
loss of $6,594 in 1956 to ‘57.

Appeal Set

 

‘For Hensel

The union statement said the:

KITIMAT—An appeal against
the cight-year sentence hand-
ed down by Mr. Justice J. V.
Clyne here October 8 on Wern-
er Hensel, 2 German immi-
grant convicted of manslaugh-
ter, will be filed, it has been
announced,

West German consul for
northern B.C. Hugo Kraupner
suid ing Killmat earlier this
week that he would file the
Tancouver lawyer
WALD. Oliver will handle the
cause, My, Kraupner said he felt
av sentence reduction was justi-
fied on “grounds of provoca-
thon,”

Wensel was found guilty of
manslaughter in the May 25
slaying of Frana Leehner iu
Kitimat,

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One City Mishap
In Last Week

While British Colunvbia record.
ed an dnusually high number of
necidents--287-—-and nine fatale
ties Injseven separate mishaps,
only one minor acelident was re-
ported fo ROMP tn Prince Rupert
during ithe week ending October
20,

Bergéennt gH. Ruttan, In
charge of ROMP elty dotuch.
mont, suid today that only prope
erty damage occurred dn the
single automobile nceident here,
and no-proseeution would follow.

PAMILY ASPIYNIATED

ARLINGTON, Minn, a) -- The
wife of a migrant farm worker
an dthelr tve children -- all
under Ud yours of aga — dod
of asphyxiation Wriday In thelr
one room frame dwelling here.
An oi] atove was blamed for oat-
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A budget of $41,975 for the 1957-58 season of the
Prince Rupert Civic Centre Association was approved

directors. The new budget

is increased $8,988 over that allowed for last year.

 

Included in the new budget is
a $5,359 increase in salaries con-
trasting a reduction of $341 in
building and equipment main-
tainance.

in) membership, with revenue
from fees expected to climb to
$6,000 from $4,140 in the coming
season.

The Thursday night mecting
appointed the Civic Centre com-
mittee members for the coming
season,

 

Chairmen named were: W. A.
Gordon, program ‘and special
events; Dr, R, G. Large, finance;
(A. P. Crawley, personnel; T. N.
‘Youngs, membership; Dr. L. M,
Greene, publicity; C. E, Cots-
ford, house; and D. Gaitens,
swimming bool,

loneer t Leg

waekend,

Coming here by plane today
is Robert Macnicol, president
for the British Columbia’ and
Northwest Stntes Legion com-
mand who Js making a tour of
north central B.C,

As a result. a Canadian Leg-
fon Zone meeting has heen
called by Zone Commander
John taurle for 2:30 Sunday
ut the Canadian = Legion
Branch 27. & goneral meeting
in nohedulod Monday,

On Tuesday Mr, Macnicol will
leave for Terrace where a gone
eral meeting with the Leglon
braneh thore will bo hold. |

Wednesday he goes to Smith
ors and Thursday to Prince
oor.

Mr. Macnicol helped organize
the Canadian Legion In 1026 and
after it was formed in 1026 be-
onme seeretary and served in
that enpaeity for many yours,

Sunday night at 9 o'clock Mr.
Maenteol will
rock jn an abbrovinted bonsplol
sooduled ta lnunch the Legton

 

 

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Sheffitia “W 3, Sunderland , 8,
‘Tottenham 2; Leeds 0..

West Brom 4, Man United 3.

 

 

Division ir
Briste.-3,. Notts C 1. ae
Cardiff 3, Lincoln 2.

Charlton 2, Fulham 2. .
Grimsby 3, Blackburn 4. .
Huddersfield’ 1, Shefficld U 1.
Leyton OR 5, Swansea 1. ’
Liverpool 2, Bristol R 0. ,
Middlesbrough 3, Derby 2.
Rotherham 1, West Ham 2.”
Stoke 5, Ipswich 1.

SCOTTISH LEAGUE |
Division £

. Aberdeen 1, Patrick 3.

‘Clyde 2, St. Mirren 1.

East Fife 3, Dundee 1,
Hibernian 2, Raith 2.
Kilmarnock 3, Queens Park 1.
Motherwell! 2, Falkirk 5.
Queen of S 3, Airdriconians 2.
Rangers 2, Hearts 3.

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Third Lanark 0, Celtic 2.

Division Vf
Albion 1, Berwick 0. ”
Cowdenbenth 3, Brech N 2,
Dumbarton 4, Ayr 2.
East Sterling 0, St, Johnstone, 5,”
Forfar 1. Alloa 1.
Montrose 1, Dunfermline 1, _
Morton 2, Stranraer 1,
Stenhousemuir 2, Arbroath 3,
Stirling A 3, Hamilton oO.

LONDON (Al*y) -— The Lokomotiv
team defeated Spartak 1-0 at Lonin
Stadium today and won the Soviet
Unions soccer championship, Moscow
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In City During Weekend

The man who sparked organization of the Canadian Legion
aid was its f{irst secretary will visit Prince Rupert over tho

 

Mrs. Ferguson ~
Funeral Held =:

Funeral service for Mrs. Coorge
Forguson se. who dled October 18
was hold Tuesday nlternoon from
VYorguson's Funeral Home with
Rov. 1. 8. Gamblo of First Prog-
bytorian Church officiating.

Many ola trionas were prosarit
to pay tholr last respects aa the
hynins "Rock of Ages" and “Ve
nus, Lover of my Soul" wore sung,

Vallbonrers for the Intormont
at Malrviaw cometery were Roge
ort Mekny, W. FP. Mowin, Willam
Bussey, Willian Moorehouso, .J.
TT. Batomnn and Bruce Wilson: ‘"

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