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MTEL AVIV (AP)—Israeli forces turned 0
trol of Sharm El Sheikh. to’ the United: Natio

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_ A balanced -budget, through: curtailing unneces-| 4
y sary expenditures, reverting -to a monthly check: of} %
receipts and expenditures compared to yearly budget!

‘and balance’ outstanding: and replacing. the. present;
| bank ovedraft witha demand ote, is the aim of the
| Civie Centre asscciation-board:of directors, 7
‘| «The. moves, to place’ the: Ciile- sto = :
| Centre .on:-a sounder :financial| board recommicnded:
basis, were taxen ata. recent “(Uy That a committee headed |".
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COOKING MIGHTY PROUD
“unconcerned over all her
,hublicity “Is this. 30-pound .
: trumpeter swan, dubbed Prin-_
ess Rupert afler she was .
‘found in waters off Captain's
‘Cove, Pitt Island, February. 26.
“Prince Rupert game warden,
“Cliff, Walker shipped -her off
to Vancouver for treatment
by. officials of the Game Com-
mission, It j4 thought she may
:be.donated to Stanley Park ~
20 after recovery because of
+ her rarity, The swan, shown
standing above, is nearly. three
feet high and dwarfs the car
tires in the background, Her
webbed feet, larger than a
man’s hand, can be seen in
comparison with a copy of the
“Daily News in front of her. In
picture:to right, nine-year-old
William: Bussey, son of Mr, and
‘Mrs, Mel Bussey, of / 1058

‘an’ extensive report from .the}@:dtive for donations from pa-| gy“.
financial committee . by .T,-B,{4Tons. The Chamber of Com-
Black, 60 bee 7 fmMeree has* offered. to~ help
“Mr. Black’ said that the. coni-) Canvass in-this regard...
“mittee had been ‘unable’to‘prop-|, ..{2} That a membership. cam-
erly assess’ the. future. of, the'Paign under T. Norton Youngs
‘Centre's financial condition. from ;be'instigated. with memberships
‘the past .monthly:: statements | Offered for half price for a full
‘and: in view of ‘changes in|¥@@h 06 0

personnel and . administration, |\..(3) A reversion'to the old:type

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hf About 100-men and:a:girl com- |;
. ¢"e) prise’ theIsraeli” garrison for
“ao Sharm E)iSheikh and nearby Ti- 1
ge ran Island jn the Gulf of Aqaba.
ww *-|They were leaving. by plane. :°

A AE oe oo]. With no’guarantee of how long |.
LRMMOT | the Oe troops: will, remain, in:
8 2 MOS RENE | © {control of Sharm: El Sheikh, the

uncertainty as to future recetpts Of“,bookkeeping originally used VICTORIA “@—John’_ Diefen- Israelis: Thursday'-. destroyed:
and ‘projected expenditures: it;Whgreby monthly financial baker pledged’ the. Progressive Egyplian military. Installations:
did not, fecl. that’. prediction statements be prepared showing | Conservative party: Thursday , which ‘had been used: to. keep)
could be-given at the~present'yeally budget for receipts and night toa “Canada. first” pol- ‘ships from reaching. the. Israeli
@ time 2 St fexpenditures in one column, ley of resources development, port of. Bilat, at th head of the
He said that taking: the Cen-{miouthly expenditures and re- and a Strengthening of Com- foe on
t tre's present. deflelt. as a cri-{ceipts in a.second column and|monwealth Ues “for selfish rea-} The:

 
  
  

 
  

 

 

 

  
    

  

    

 
 
 

   
   
  

     
  
 

   

    
   
     
     
     
 

 

 
       

 
 
 
 
  
 
 
  
 
  

 
 

  

       
   
  
      

    

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terion, the overdraft at the bank thc “balance outstanding ‘in the sOms 7 ee LP an..ammu-.
could have risen to about $15,000 ‘third column so-that a continu- The opposit.on leader «in a nent “uns: Th caaphad
tothe end of the fisial year.  |OWs, check- on’ finances can be|sPeech here said the key to the coastal ets. They Acady Hee elgt
a d son oo party’s platform: for the coming fter.: the..in- jn
federal “election is a.great na-|.

“with monthly - allowances}Made
tional development ‘policy that! -
would utilize, resource “in Can-|. a

from the city: now assured ‘and|- (4).-A_ balanced budget be the
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“Seventh Avenue East, extends. tailed MN ni!
the swan’s wing ‘showing the ‘tuted without delay, there is) achieve this. end, oo paker is ona: four yor: .
immense ‘three-foot length. © eason to expect.that the over- “Any capital expenditures | cities...

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Mr. Black ‘said “it was ab-{ In -other » business <Frederick &

solutely essential that future} Conrad, new treasurer was intro-/ @ Reform: th po
— ee lyearly operating expenditures be! duced to the 20 board members; @ Reduce taxes..and . seck to] -

y |; RULES OF CONDUCT ~ ess than anticipated revenues,| Present as was Charles Cotsford,;Change the unfavorable balance! of ieee eee ee

Ute ‘feaving a margin for contin-|chairman. of the house com- of trade with other countries. | Girpo q—mevptian frogmen| Osher ft
encies mittee, who is replacing Hugo|., Mr. Diefenbaker also called nO We eypuan ITOpMeD Tsland -Airp
§ " ome for a commission, inveslization today, started. removing explos-|"" os

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He said that when this is; Kraupner. yn. ave ives:from tl ce Fain P
*, VICTORIA (p—Hospltal wages Supervision Problems ‘achieved aud market conditions| Three new representatives or federal government spend- Peat het obetaale Eo the on a. Tran :
gud budgets are not frozen, " : are favorable a bond should be. were present, George Olafson, for He suggested’ that ‘a. study passage of ships up to 10,000 tons; flight to: Victoria, spotted’; the

Health Minister Eric Martin said | e sold and the demand note liqui- | the Prince xupert Co-Operative | ., ee through tne sucz Canal. | plane wreckage in the mud flats -
‘Thursday, R ted Well Ha | dated, Credit Union, Conrad Stordale| mar fo. that carved out by)” oval 0 ves. an. (off the mouth ofthe north ari”.
Mr marlin, speaking In ne €por N in fl “There Is always a possibility,” for. the United Fishermen and the Hoover, commission ip 4 ‘ne noueed jody Wi the Eeyotian of the Fraser-tiver, 9).

degislature lo the budget spore ar . , ae he warned, “that if the bankiand Aliled Workers Union,|” yr, piefenbaker said the carl authority, began as aj. The: T-33, Jet’ was reported
sald reference ae ., — Suspension of membership cards, a set of rules of feels that the condition of the|Local 31 and Norman Dry forlrtoovor investigation produced| yacht and. a tugboat “began missing February 22 on a flight
ment and wage ireeae “are Ties organization is unsatisfactory,:the Prince Rupert Fishermeen’s |«tremendous savings’ in govern-| moving through the canal from here from Portage la Pralrle

 

 
 

 

  
      
 
  
   
   
  
  
  
    
  
  
  
 
   
 
  
 
  
  
  
  
 
  
   
 
 
    
  
   
   
 
   
  
  
   
   
   
 
 
  
 
 
 
 
 
  
 
     
 
 
   

 

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ee sail suutrles have tnerense' conduc t and additional programs to keep youngsters payment would be requested and; Co-Operative association, ment spending, . Port: Said to the Mediterranean | Manitoba,” \~
ed ainee 1949 when the B.C. occupied have been inaugurated by the Civie Centre|the bonds would have to be sold: The mecting referred to the} He claimed that Prime Minis-|end of the watevway, | 8 fem
Gy pice at a Joss,” ‘house committee recommenda-|toy st. Laurent has refused to] Movement of small craft te-! PRINCE GEORGE, BC, @,—

‘Hogpits surance Service was to tr C P eupervision “ :
ed by 11 per col ee wus to try Lo solve the whole problem of supervision and Ho said that while the outline: Hons of heating contractors thab| allow a House of Commons com) sumed amid expectations * that Fires:at three separate sawmills

rwBelonies i raves have! Dehavior of younger peo He and not so young people, | given by the finance committee ;ndependently operated thermo-|mittec to call elvil servants and) the eanal will be open by the end)in the Prince:George forest dis-
‘you {rom AQ Mass of $9,790,000) Abu meeting of the Civic coke Pe een en ee oe am oe Eppeared drastic it would secin, Stats be placed in every room to!documents at will'to investigate of the month to. ships up to trict of central British Colum- .
to-over $27,000,000," he said, tre board of directors a commif- sonnel and volunteer help andithe only solution that would tty to cut down on the heat! government, spending, 10,000 tons—about 70 per cent of|bin have caused about $260,000"
“Hy sald the results of a quest. | tee Was formed to draw up a set had made other plans to take] onsyre the continuous operation | wastage in the building. The!” Mp, Diefenbaker charged that| the normal (raffic,. Including damage Unis Week.) ae
Yénnaire sent out by his depart-/Of rules of conduct for children care of the problom, of the Civle Contre under the Project estimated a cost of $3,500) inflation Is:growing and unem-| tankers, | The Pas Lumber Co, BC. Utd,
ment showed hospital workers in, 2nd youth In the Clyle Centre. : SUSPEND CARDS control of the association, was thought, net Pree ployment moubting besause the ihe Gaited Natlons yiulvace nt Poe ani north
BC were “far belter 1 AW oll is chalrman! she 9 stitute « government is “pushing. Can-| chief, Gen, Raymon neeler, Of here, was destroyed in ablaze «
BG. were “far better off than’ A. W, Macdonell | chalrman! She sald she had also Institut Also on.the financial commit conditions of the Centro. bubladn downhill”. with its “tight! has estimated ine raising of the Tuesday; Damage :was estiniated .

 

 

 

dosany other provines," of the committee along with’ od na system of suponsio teo were Dr, R. G, Large; chalr- : dO i f the | Tuesday, C s ed
"Ein infer thal hospital em! Robert Kolsey, A, 8, Coopor, Mts, | mombership curds with she man; W. J, Scott, Dr, Morris! Study: will be given the recom money policy and taxes high) Udgur Bonnet, half way along | Thursday at $200,000, © v syew -
ployers In B.C. are underpald Is ‘Boutrice Grant and a represens | thought would eventually reduce | Wayman and R. W, Long, mendations, enough to provide budgetary! the 103-ville canal, and removal) Another fire 12 miley north
Degroat distortion of the truth, Mllve from the Civile Centre the rougher element's activities} As a rosull of the report the! Nazardous - wirlng conditions surpluses, of the frigate Abukir, | at its| wiped out the Stouble’ Lumber :
Tien lta empluyees In B.C, ave Teon club, | Also Introduced was a plan - “, - above the stage were reported ee rns southern end, will take three) Company mili valued at $50,000,
ait)" puld.” Ina report to {he meeting whereby junior and teen mem WE ATHER to the board and Will be correc- BULLETIN weeks iatter eypma authotle A planer, mil owned by: Me» Ps
“"Payinents to hospitals in 1053 Catherine Laurie, business man; bership cards were stamped with . ted as soon ns possible, same o lath a i snlvage teams {o|Dermid and: Lofting, Co: and we
wore $21,300,000, he said, the ager expressed regrel that staff | holder's age so that centre staff) Cloudy today and Saturday, Ald, Way Smith, city repres| —ainonta's state Baldwie rinks |S WORS, valued at $10,000 was gublededt :
‘year “tho current control policy reports were not available “bos ican check on tconagers under 16) Rain beginning In the forenoon sentative on the board, resigned | nag einohed the finals of the Egyptian ausnorities have res Willow River, oe RE

Was Introduced and which has fore our recent unfavorable pub-| found smoking, Tho plan also} and changing to scattered show. | her post as she Is now a member} Canadian Curling ebampltone | fused to allow salvage teams to} ssi rwemmmmmn oe os
been roterred (o ay a-frecee, | icity because they covered some) helped keep the right age groups ers Saturday morning, Notjof the statt, ships, defeatlug Manitoba Ye4 | work on the ships on the! VANCOUVER @ = Andie:

TA" TATA we estimate the’ details of tho problems covered |in thelr various rooms, she said.| much change in tomperature.| Mrs, Stuith, who was chaire| for (heir ninth straight vice | grounds they woro loaded with {search for. a. Bell hollcopter
an man of the personnel commiltee| tory, In another game. today | tx losives, Shipping quarters) tlasing, with ‘two mon aboard in

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

   
 
  

 

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Hayuients to hospitals will be in the press, especially the mate} ‘The meeting was told thot} Winds southeasterly 25 shifting 00 | WO

{91-000 000; horofare, vosts hive ter of supurvision,” , gambling In the Glyle Contre is{to wostarly 26 Saturday morbs) wag yoplaced by Emile Blaln and] BC's Reg Stone quartet from |helleve tho Abukir necd not bejnorthern Britlah Columbla was.
« ebAY Increased — $10,000,000) MORE HELP rere | ing, Low tonight and high Sate] Mr: Dry added to the committes.| Trail, (rounced Northern One [renjoved immediately sinco Ibealled off Into. Thursday because.

ences the present policies wont) Mrs. Laurie said tat she bod (Continued on page §) urduy wb Porb Hardy, Sandsplt} Association president A, P,| farlo U7, (Sea earlier story | presents no dungor to navigasjof darkness and: turbulent. weds.

‘hyto effect, ho sutd, recently acquired additional por. Seo SUPERVISION and Prince Rupert, $8 and 46, (Crawley was in tho chalr, page 4.) hon, ro thor, TL was to resume: today, .

HIGH SCHOOL PLAYS TIED WITH 67 8 | : I GE

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aby GRACE WROWN =< | Gast night tho festival was of-) “Wo ieod to puiid:wy a ttadle| polnts cach by adjudicator Mrs.| fo and vitalily and eld tho} spegeh and sho kod this part in] sented by the sonlor grades of| fine pradiy |

Tener a WANVIE GAY. feinly oponed by Districts 62) lon in this country With wo! Phoobe Smith of. Vancouver, who} audience's attention with its particular, o tho high school, Directod by} dual,” Mrs, Smit satdy vag:

MeN Tully Nowdl lure Writers) school Inspector, O. B, Rilehle, jenn bo proud of. It} yours tol ds connected with the Commune] conbinully of idea, ‘Tho scones) Mr, Sinith wont on (o say} Mrs 8. a, Dominate, tho play Bho 'ndegd ‘that.’ Vho dlrootor:

Aponkiing on belwll of tho Do» | ove.” ty Programs branch of tho Das] wore woll knitted togothor and that usually the part of Jim] feajured Incldonta In the lvog of | had. choson.o pleasant play. with,

aponking group widor tho divooe|partmont of Meluention, Mr.) Wo said the Federal Covers parinont of Udueation, ilickouts didn't take long, ‘The| Hawkins callod for-a boy but] snobbish Coorginn-cra spinstors| oxeoliont, charnolor sludlos nto
an’ of LTT Curele rocelvod top] Rilehto anld It was lonsing: (0 mont bad roalivod Vile nocesslty| Tho udjudlentor anid both tho gotting waa not protontious, sho Nolon Moore who portrayed bho who woro not propared to necopt! plonsing porlod,.The play atts:
Innrks of BE is he dean soatlon | know the fMne tmnditlons of they when they sab up “tho Onnada piss ad 2 common demontiin| remarked, but’ tho costumes and youth "did a mnrvollous Job.” | iio march of madorn progross atl off woll:from tho “onrbalnipe
-aftho JOY Annyal Drama and | fostival wore bln -onrrlod on Counell and tt wis hoped thab| tor tn that the participants ronlel {furnishings wore acloqunit Othors taking part woro: Mrs,| proforring to live by thelr codog thi

W Daholty Fostivallwassataged for/and Inoroased judging by tha! this body's wor's would slimulate| ly enjoyed thomsolves, ni oxsons fa, Smith warned the players! Mawkins (Carol amplioll) ;* Noll of doconcy. and what constituted
Hftorvioon and. oventiy soalons|nnmber of entries, —:, [and oncourngo festivals of this] Hal fiotor In obtilning atmroys | aboyb Inatdibte xponth une come) Lindsath’ (Bluok. Dog); duno] a Indy 1 QMNOT se,
youlitduy ab the Clvle, Contre, | Ho aulel that Uae Dopartmont) kine. un phore, oo motited that what they lucked In} Sheppard (Pow) Dognoy Ramuae} Tho play. lg. sequal : to
-Paelig socond wilh 87 marks {of Wdnention wis plonsad Lorone) Mr, Ritehlo prude tho trains] ‘The first of the two plays one) spoodh dollvory was componsnted| son (Mr. Hawkins) Roblin Halll} others algo fonturing tho vane
word two Booth Manrorial igh {courage fortivaly “ot this kine") ing given youngstory in partion. UIMord “Son Choat, was proxonte| for by. porfoct ming: and one woll (pationt) Don Magor (bar eharnotora Spinstors of Lughe'
illo} playa “Bow Cheat by}—compebliive oy nolwnd ‘Uhoy ilar by the sehool tonghors, od by: Boobh: Momorlal Wigh lopment of portraying party, | ror boy) Marlo Ridgdilo (Quarta: and April Showor,” 7
Grido:7 atudonta and “Waltz [wore brondoning and educational] Aaa final word to contostanta) Bolool, Grado: 7 students undor| Touching briofly on somo of} tor), cd } Tho pny brought. pralao: from | panga; Sho wale
Mino” by the high-aehool sntor | for tha youngsters parkalpaling, | and proapoative contostanta, MrJ the diroation of TT, Loglo, Tho} tho charactors Mrs, Smith xbated! Ty summing-up. Mra, Smith} the adjud antor. wlio: anid tt wag won bo oorruclod! tp ine Ane
rides, bol progontod during] s"Mduontion dood not. contina | Ritchie omphnayers play fentiired oxcorpts from Robe) that Wayno . Watmough (Theland tho ton work throughout] deficul) 10: bellove : thay! thosd| playor's' would, find W exhauiig,
iho ovannK, (tel to bhe fom walla of af "TL ta the offort hat deserves] ort Lola Slovonson's "Troasuro| Captain) could ih clarifiod | tho play was oxcollont and tho] wore tonnage playing the rolou,: 0 conbliyueLehouting tHolrIrow,:
Miupplost gronp. nmeng sovoral | athool," he xbreneod In nantion=| Lio pralio, nob tho. sjucoss Tandon apoctols ‘t Witte bub ho “dled | netors orontedt «fft.y Abmoxphoro]: Sho snld bho oust, all girls, pow Porlod’ cosvumos
Whndred ob dra a 40 paronta [ing tho fostival’a supplementary). Tho inapoutor wae’ Ingrodiived | Mrs, Smvtth ‘doxoribed the prods | gallayyfly,” through. (NOY) 01 Mfmont anid | sussod gelfsconfidonde mind polse Wh volahah

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Chirrlo's choly who roolted “Rill+| Mr, Ritohio abrossed tha ‘nog | Onnon Basil Bi. Prookton. thought tha ssoones woro tool played an oxcoptionnlly good | spoctive partys. _ [production wndor compotor

phy Rill! tn choral sponking Claas | oaalty of fino arte in Canada and). Top nbiragtions ‘of tho.ovoning) shor, ee ‘T portrayal, tho a {nalientr anid} Tho second: of: tho two plays, oatton, cp Bes ft
paren ho wddudl: . Ewer la plays, bolh'nwarded 67)» Sho neldod thab the play had! Ho ‘had good aubhority tn tle ontilod “Walle. "Thmo” was pros” All ro , rosponalble:

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