SPORTS
HIGHLIGHTS
Hacc
officials
announce
all
is
in
readiness
for
meet
Jean
Stevenson
one
of
top
jockeys
in
the
Cariboo
to
be
here
for
races
BC
Lions
road
a
bit
but
still
drop
game
to
Ottawa
See
Pages
4
and
5
HOPES
FOR
END
BRIGHTEN
2
Sides
Nearer
In
Medicare
Tiff
Prince
Sings
in
Public
But
Only
50
Listening
INVERNESS
Scotland
AP
Prince
Charles
sang
in
public
Thursday
night
and
only
50
people
turned
out
to
hear
him
The
public
didnt
know
the
prince
13
would
be
a
member
of
the
visiting
boys
choir
from
Gordons
toun
School
The
choir
gave
a
concert
in
St
Andrews
Cathedral
Charles
sang
a
high
soprano
At
13
his
voice
has
yet
to
change
WE
ARE
MOST
APPREHENSIVE
Power
Funds
Being
Mixed
Lawyer
Says
VANCOUVER
CD
Funds
of
the
BC
Electric
Co
are
being
intermingled
with
the
governments
BC
Hydro
and
Power
Authority
despite
a
Supreme
Court
order
placing
the
BCE
in
receivership
Chief
Justice
Sherwood
Lett
of
the
BC
Supreme
Court
was
told
26
FEARED
DEAD
IN
PLANE
WRECK
BANGKOK
LD
A
United
Arab
Airlines
jet
with
26
per
persons
�
sons
uboard
crashed
into
a
jungle
covered
mountain
in
central
Thailand
Thursday
night
and
an
American
mil
military
�
itary
search
party
reported
its
first
check
today
indicated
there
were
no
survivors
Three
of
the
18
passengers
aboard
were
Americans
c
A
change
is
developing
in
the
weather
pattern
This
should
give
warmer
temperatures
and
more
sunshine
in
the
southern
half
of
the
province
with
some
improvement
in
this
area
as
well
Saturdays
forecast
is
for
cloudy
skies
with
sunny
periods
Scattered
showers
in
the
after
afternoon
�
noon
Light
winds
occasionally
southerly
15
Saturday
afternoon
Low
tonight
and
high
Saturday
at
Prince
George
and
Smith
exs
43
and
G5
Quesncl
48
and
G8
Peace
River
Sunny
with
cloudy
periods
Saturday
A
little
warmer
with
winds
west
westerly
�
erly
15
Low
tonight
and
high
Saturday
at
Grande
Prairie
50
and
70
LAST
24
HOURS
Hi
Lo
Prec
Prince
George
Terrace
Smithcrs
Qucsnel
Williams
Lake
Kam
loops
Whitehorse
Fort
Nelson
Fort
St
John
GO
58
60
61
57
73
50
75
55
missing
62
52
04
Thursday
We
are
most
apprehensive
of
what
is
going
on
said
Doug
Douglas
�
las
McK
Brown
counsel
for
the
BC
Power
Corporation
former
parent
company
of
the
BCE
in
its
court
battle
over
ownership
of
the
electric
util
utility
�
ity
which
was
expropriated
by
the
provincial
government
last
year
BC
Power
is
suing
for
a
court
declaration
that
the
take
takeover
�
over
of
the
BCE
was
invalid
Al
Alternatively
�
ternatively
the
c
o
r
p
o
r
ation
seeks
a
declaration
that
the
compensation
paid
by
the
gov
ernment
171000000
should
be
increased
BC
Power
says
the
figure
should
be
225000-
000
The
BCE
was
placed
in
re
receivership
�
ceivership
by
the
Supreme
Court
so
that
its
assets
would
be
protected
during
the
court
action
ine
rcceivcrsnip
was
quashed
by
the
BC
Court
of
Appeals
but
later
upheld
by
the
Supreme
Court
of
Canada
Mr
Brown
charged
Thursday
that
management
of
BC
Hydro
the
power
authority
formed
by
a
merger
of
the
BCE
and
the
governments
BC
Power
Com
Commission
�
mission
is
apparently
treating
this
litigation
as
though
it
did
not
exist
He
said
there
is
no
reason
why
the
accounts
of
the
former
BC
Power
Commission
and
the
disputed
BCE
should
not
be
kept
separate
until
the
court
issue
is
decided
Chief
Justice
Lett
declined
to
set
a
salary
of
1000
a
month
for
court
-
appointed
receiver
Dr
Harry
Purdy
as
asked
by
Air
Brown
but
ruled
that
the
former
BCE
president
should
receive
an
allowance
of
500
to
700
a
month
to
be
paid
by
the
BCE
The
amount
would
apply
against
whatever
salary
is
de
determined
�
termined
later
he
said
125000
THEFT
NEW
YORK
AP
Securi
Securities
�
ties
valued
at
between
115000
and
125000
Thursday
were
re
ported
missing
from
the
offices
of
a
Wall
Street
brokerage
firm
Now
Hear
This
Neighborly
gesture
of
the
week
Saddle
Club
President
Tommy
Anderson
along
with
members
of
the
club
their
wives
and
children
vent
down
to
the
paddock
area
at
the
Ex
Exhibition
�
hibition
Grounds
last
night
They
built
a
bonfire
In
the
corral
and
put
on
a
wiener
roast
to
which
they
invited
all
the
horsemen
Jockeys
and
their
families
who
arc
here
to
take
pait
in
the
two
day
race
meet
which
starts
at
5
p
m
today
Simon
Frascr
Days
and
Exhi
Exhibition
�
bition
Manager
Ron
Deacon
sas
hes
got
the
floor
of
the
main
exhibition
building
in
top
shape
for
the
public
danccwhicli
is
scheduled
for
tonight
right
after
the
last
race
about
0
oclock
Wes
West
away
and
fie
piece
oichcstra
will
provide
oldtiuiu
and
modern
music
A
food
coffee
and
soft
drink
booth
will
be
operated
by
the
Associ
Associated
�
ated
Canadian
Travellers
There
are
no
words
in
or
out
of
the
dictionary
too
strong
to
describe
the
degenerate
female
who
phoned
a
local
housewife
at
315
pin
yesterday
purporting
lo
be
from
the
hospital
and
ad
vised
her
hat
her
husband
had
been
in
a
serious
accident
The
distraught
woman
and
her
sob
sobbing
�
bing
eight-year-old
girl
rushed
to
the
hospital
to
find
after
45
heartbreaking
minutes
that
the
supposedly
-
injured
man
was
safe
and
well
on
the
job
at
Upper
Frascr
The
Fraser
River
at
the
PG
gauge
took
a
3Vj
foot
jump
in
the
last
24
houts
and
now
stands
at
2712
two
feet
below
the
peak
reached
earlier
this
summer
says
Ob
term
Dave
Jones
Beating
the
amber
traffic
light
at
Third
and
Victoria
isnt
a
smart
idea
The
guy
driving
443
146
did
it
this
ayein
and
is
lucky
traffic
was
light
Most
frustrating
drivers
and
those
who
cause
more
tiian
enough
accidents
arc
idiots
who
dont
know
when
they
have
the
right-of-way
This
dangerous
hesitancy
is
illustrated
daily
during
rush
hours
at
Fourth
and
Dominion
and
other
intersec
intersections
�
tions
While
some
joker
is
play
playing
�
ing
ShouId-I-or-ShouldnH
a
dozen
other
motorists
go
near
their
wit
end
waiting
to
get
through
THE
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No
141
SASKATOON
CP
Hopes
have
brightened
for
a
solu
t
i
o
n
to
Saskatchewans
medical
care
dispute
Health
Minister
W
G
Davies
said
Thursday
night
the
CCF
government
will
bend
every
effort
to
reach
agreement
with
doctors
boycotting
the
govern
governments
�
ments
compulsory
prepaid
medical
care
insurance
plan
Dr
II
D
Dalgleish
president
of
the
Saskatchewan
College
of
Physicians
and
Surgeons
said
talks
between
the
two
sides
wouldnt
be
very
long
in
com
coming
�
ing
if
the
government
accepts
proposals
he
outlined
Wednes
Wednesday
�
day
He
told
the
provincial
CCF
convention
to
which
the
col
college
�
lege
had
asked
to
be
invited
doctors
would
go
back
to
nor
normal
�
mal
practice
after
the
legisla
legislature
�
ture
passes
proposed
amend
amendments
�
ments
at
a
special
session
Harry
Link
president
of
the
CCF
Saskatchewan
branch
of
the
New
Democratic
Party
said
he
expected
solid
backing
from
convention
delegates
for
the
governments
stand
The
convention
was
to
debate
res
resolutions
�
olutions
on
the
medical
care
in
insurance
�
surance
plan
today
In
other
developments
Thurs
Thursday
�
day
Dr
Dalgleish
said
the
col
college
�
lege
has
started
to
assist
doc
doctors
�
tors
in
need
of
money
because
of
the
boycott
Dr
A
D
Kelly
executive
secretary
of
the
Canadian
Med
ical
Association
has
said
the
provinces
doctors
have
lost
an
estimated
600000
in
fees
since
the
boycott
began
He
said
the
medical
profes
profession
�
sion
is
prepared
to
subsidize
doctors
who
need
it
Dr
Dalgleish
said
weve
had
some
donations
from
friends
chiefly
doctors
to
help
finance
the
program
Meanwhile
Dr
Arthur
Peart
of
Toronto
assistant
general
secretary
of
the
CMA
said
an
estimated
200
private
practi
tioners
have
left
or
are
plan
ning
to
leave
the
province
since
the
act
came
into
operation
The
Medical
Care
Insurance
Commission
which
administers
the
government
act
said
80
doc
doctors
�
tors
including
b9
from
Britain
arc
practicing
in
the
province
for
limited
periods
on
contract
Another
12
British
doctors
hired
Continued
on
Page
3
BELFAST
ICP
The
British
Medical
Association
on
a
tech
technicality
�
nicality
voted
against
a
full
dress
debate
Thursday
on
the
role
of
British
doctors
involved
in
the
dispute
of
Saskatchewan
physicians
who
are
fighting
compulsory
pre
paid
medical
insurance
The
annual
congress
of
the
United
Kingdoms
67000
doc
doctors
�
tors
represented
by
550
dele
delegates
�
gates
defeated
a
Scottish
mo
motion
�
tion
aimed
at
clearing
the
way
for
such
a
debate
A
group
of
Scottish
delegates
had
sought
the
adoption
of
a
motion
deploring
the
interven
tion
of
British
doctors
in
the
dispute
The
Scots
also
wanted
the
BMA
to
proclaim
its
offi
official
�
cial
support
for
the
Saskatche
Saskatchewan
�
wan
doctors
who
have
curtailed
their
services
in
protest
against
the
provincial
governments
compulsory
medical
care
pro
program
�
gram
LOCAL
THIEVES
TAKE
TO
WATER
The
stealing
of
cars
is
fairly
common
in
Prince
George
but
it
now
appears
local
thieves
want
to
become
am
amphibious
�
phibious
too
A
14
foot
aluminum
boat
was
stolen
overnight
from
a
boat
house
at
Rose
and
Fourth
South
Fort
George
Owned
by
Poole
Construc
Construction
�
tion
the
Silver
Dolphin
registered
20K1946
was
equip
equipped
�
ped
with
a
27
horscpower
Scott
outboard
motor
200
DAMAGE
Driver
3
Hits
Road
With
Bang
NEW
WESTMINSTER
CP
Cute
blonde
Rhonda
Nicholson
released
the
handbrake
and
eased
the
late
model
car
away
from
the
curb
She
drove
into
a
parked
car
300
feet
away
But
Rhondas
not
a
typical
woman
driver
shes
only
three
years
old
Rhondas
parents
visitors
from
Saskatchewan
left
her
in
the
car
for
a
few
seconds
while
they
ran
into
her
grand
grandparents
�
parents
house
Thursday
When
they
came
out
Rhonda
was
down
the
street
explain
explaining
�
ing
to
Ken
Orr
27
how
she
drove
into
his
car
Rhonda
will
get
a
pictorial
record
of
her
first
driving
ex
experience
�
perience
Mr
Orr
a
profession
professional
�
al
photographer
got
a
few
shots
of
Rhonda
looking
very
very
sad
Mr
Orr
promised
Rhonda
a
souvenir
photo
of
her
first
bashed
fender
It
wasnt
re
revealed
�
vealed
what
kind
of
souvenir
daddy
promised
her
after
he
paid
200
damages
Roman
Doctors
Out
on
Strike
ROME
Ml
Romes
state-
employed
doctors
carried
a
strike
into
the
third
today
PRINCE
GEORGE
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
FRIDAY
JULY
20
1962
and
planned
to
continue
through
Saturday
About
1500
doctors
on
the
staffs
of
seven
government
operated
hospitals
arc
striking
leaving
the
hospitals
with
only
emergency
service
Striking
doctors
defied
a
union
order
postponing
a
nation
wide
walkout
for
more
pay
and
im
improved
�
proved
working
facilities
Medical
Group
Steers
Away
from
Controversy
But
congress
rules
did
not
al
allow
�
low
the
Scottish
motion
because
it
came
too
late
for
proper
de
debate
�
bate
and
the
conference
re
refused
�
fused
to
change
them
British
doctors
have
become
involved
in
the
dispute
since
more
than
50
of
them
have
ac
cepted
temporary
posts
in
Sas
Saskatchewan
�
katchewan
Shortly
after
the
vote
Dr
Jack
Anderson
of
Saskatoon
a
past
president
of
the
Canadian
Medical
Association
addressed
the
congress
and
said
he
had
come
here
to
tell
the
Saskat
Saskatchewan
�
chewan
story
Dr
Anderson
flew
to
this
Northern
Ireland
capital
Thurs
day
morning
In
his
speech
he
said
he
had
no
doubt
that
political
exped
iency
had
played
a
major
part
in
the
decision
-of
the
Saskat
chewan
government
FIVE
COME
TO
SASKATCHEWAN
FROM
UK
Fire
Situation
Direct
Opposite
of
Last
Year
Nary
a
fire
is
burning
in
the
Prince
George
Forest
District
today
BC
Forest
service
protection
officers
are
sitting
at
their
desks
tapping
fingers
and
wondering
when
the
rash
of
fires
will
start
Last
year
at
this
time
a
tre
tremendous
�
mendous
build
up
in
the
fire
hazard
was
worrying
the
forest
service
here
Chief
Protection
Officer
Den
Dennis
�
nis
McDonald
said
today
July
1
1
last
year
-had
beenotjieUst
uay
oi
measurame
rain
leiiipe
ratures
were
running
around
the
90s
On
July
14
1961
the
Tsus
Fire
broke
out
sending
half
a
dozen
bulldozers
and
30
men
into
the
area
As
the
danger
in
dex
crept
upwards
more
men
and
equipment
were
hired
to
suppress
the
blazes
Aug
2
1961
was
D
Day
for
the
fire
fighters
when
the
mas-
siye
Grove
Fire
burst
into
ac
tion
The
following
day
90
men
and
seven
bulldozers
were
put
onto
the
1000
acre
blaze
The
Schlitt
Bros
mill
was
en
endangered
�
dangered
when
the
fire
jumped
the
guard
and
swept
into
rich
timber
stands
20
miles
south
cast
of
Prince
George
And
then
the
high
winds
came
By
Aug
7
1961
a
total
of
35000
acres
were
burning
in
the
Grove
area
There
were
400
men
30
bulldozers
and
four
Avenger
water
bombers
lighting
the
fire
Today
the
danger
index
guide
is
resting
on
nil
throughout
the
district
No
men
are
on
fires
There
arc
no
fires
All
is
quiet
Rain
is
the
reason
Top
Float
Brings
Big
Fishing
Trip
A
fly
in
fishing
trip
for
five
is
to
be
awarded
entrant
of
the
best
float
in
the
Simon
Frascr
Days
and
Exhibition
parade
Aug
15
Pacific
Western
Airlines
man
manager
�
ager
Bernie
Bergeron
said
to
today
�
day
he
is
making
the
prize
available
for
the
second
year
in
in
a
row
I
will
take
the
winner
on
a
one
day
fishing
trip
to
one
of
the
lakes
in
the
district
Medics
Eye
Money
Holiday
SASKATOON
CP
Five
newly
arrived
British
doc
doctors
�
tors
recruited
for
temporary
practice
during
Saskatche
Saskatchewans
�
wans
medical
care
dispute
Thursday
gave
among
their
reasons
for
coming
money
a
holiday
and
a
chance
to
see
Canada
They
were
among
10
who
arrhed
Wednesday
at
Re
gina
and
came
here
Thursday
lo
register
with
the
Saskatche
Saskatchewan
�
wan
College
of
Physicians
and
Surgeons
to
practice
in
the
province
Dr
Mike
Smith
27
with
two-and-onc-half
years
gener
al
practice
said
ho
is
looking
for
a
future
as
a
doctor
in
the
province
There
are
no
opportuni
opportunities
�
ties
for
young
doctor
in
Eng
England
�
land
Six
hundred
of
us
emi
emigrate
�
grate
every
year
he
said
The
five
whose
experience
ranges
from
two
to
23
years
included
Dr
A
L
Rose
I
regard
the
Saskatchewan
doctors
as
my
professional
brothers
and
I
most
certainly
wouldnt
have
come
if
I
thought
I
would
be
hurting
their
position
I
would
have
taken
tlie
same
position
as
the
Saskat
chewan
doctors
had
I
been
in
practice
here
lie
gave
as
his
main
reason
for
coining
I
wanted
a
change
and
would
gladly
have
flown
out
here
from
money
out
of
my
own
pocket
anyway
But
this
chance
arose
and
I
took
it
He
said
it
cost
him
75
a
week
to
pay
a
doctor
in
Eng
land
to
keep
up
his
patients
The
doctors
have
signed
contracts
with
the
Medical
Caru
Insurance
Commission
which
administers
the
prov
provinces
�
inces
pre
paid
compulsory
Medical
Care
Act
for
one
to
three
month
periods
Their
salaries
vary
from
370
to
481
a
week
The
doctors
said
they
were
not
aware
of
all
the
issues
in
involved
�
volved
in
the
provinces
med
medical
�
ical
care
dispute
which
saw
most
of
the
provinces
prac
practising
�
tising
doctors
withdraw
norm
normal
�
al
medical
service
July
1
when
the
government
plan
went
into
effect
We
didnt
know
tho
battle
carried
such
political
over
overtones
�
tones
said
one
Politically
I
couldnt
care
less
whats
at
stake
but
med
medically
�
ically
Im
something
of
an
idealist
said
Dr
Sidney
La
zurus
Regardless
of
the
situation
1
feel
members
of
my
profession
Should
not
take
atrike
action
Nudity
Charges
Against
5
Douk
wpmen
Changed
TRAIL
CP
Over
the
ob
objections
�
jections
of
defence
counsel
charges
against
five
Sons
of
Freedom
Doukhobor
women
ac
accused
�
cused
of
stripping
at
a
May
26
election
rally
of
Prime
Minister
Dicfcnbakcr
were
changed
Thursday
The
charges
were
changed
to
committing
an
indecent
act
from
nudity
Defence
counsel
George
Her
brik
said
he
learned
that
the
reason
for
the
Crowns
applica
application
�
tion
to
change
the
charges
was
that
the
attcrncy
general
had
not
given
consent
required
un-
dcr
the
Criminal
Code
to
lay
nudity
charges
He
said
there
had
been
an
un
unreasonable
�
reasonable
delay
in
bringing
the
women
to
trial
and
that
the
prosecution
should
be
prepared
to
proceed
since
the
women
had
been
arrested
almost
two
months
ago
Magistrate
Parker
Williams
said
he
would
have
taken
a
serious
view
of
the
delay
if
four
of
the
women
had
not
been
held
in
custody
on
other
charges
and
the
other
was
not
free
on
her
own
recognizance
since
the
day
following
her
arrest
The
women
Tina
Jmaeff
Polly
Datchkoff
Nastia
Bari
soff
Polly
Chcrnoff
and
Helen
Kinakin
were
remanded
until
July
30
Case
Against
70
Sons
Put
Off
to
July
31
NEW
WESTMINSTER
CP
Preliminary
hearing
of
con
conspiracy
�
spiracy
charges
against
70
Sons
of
Freedom
Doukhobors
was
ad
adjourned
�
journed
Thursday
until
July
31
Defence
counsel
S
B
Simons
said
he
may
change
his
mind
about
not
calling
defence
wit
witnesses
�
nesses
H
told
Crown
counsel
George
Murray
he
will
notify
him
by
Tuesday
if
he
intends
calling
evidence
on
behalf
of
the
ac-
cuscd
The
70
members
of
the
sects
fraternal
council
are
charged
with
conspiring
to
intimidate
the
BC
legislature
and
Parlia
ment
Mr
Murry
told
Magistrate
William
Evans
of
Nelson
it
will
take
him
about
a
week
to
pre
prepare
�
pare
his
argument
and
a
day
to
present
it
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in
a
daring
daylight
raid
Thursday
thieves
stole
three
paintings
worth
a
total
of
3500
from
Victorias
art
gallery
and
made
good
their
escape
through
a
rear
door
The
theft
is
the
first
in
the
10
ycar
history
of
tho
Greater
Victoria
Art
Gallery
at
its
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NEW
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at
the
Exhibition
grounds
was
to
get
its
first
workout
at
5
pm
today
as
two
days
of
flat
racing
started
Horses
unaccustomed
to
a
starting
gate
were
being
familiarized
with
the
gate
NARY
BLAZE
TODAY
today
prior
to
race
time
A
total
of
eight
races
were
to
be
run
today
with
eight
more
being
run
Saturday
starting
at
230
pm
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photo
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Wont
Return
To
See
Ailing
Mother
MOSCOW
AP
Donald
Maclean
British
foreign
office
official
who
defected
to
Russia
in
1959
said
today
he
has
no
intention
of
going
to
the
bedside
of
his
ailing
mother
in
England
Maclean
49
who
lives
in
Moscow
replied
with
a
crisp
no
when
asked
by
telephone
if
he
is
going
to
Britain
He
refused
to
answer
other
questions
A
report
from
London
said
his
82-year-old
mother
Lady
Maclean
is
seriously
ill
Mixed
Reaction
Greets
Yank
Missile
Killer
WASHINGTON
Wl
Congrcs-
sfonal
supporters
of
the
armys
Nike
Zeus
anti
missile
missile
today
hailed
its
first
successful
test
as
a
major
weapons
break
breakthrough
�
through
But
the
defence
depart
ment
maintained
a
wait
and
sec
attitude
The
Pentagon
announced
Thursday
that
a
48
foot
Nike
Zeus
missile
killer
fired
under
controlled
conditions
in
the
mid
Pacific
had
intercepted
a
target
vehicle
lobbed
more
than
4500
miles
away
from
Vandenbcrg
Air
Force
base
in
California
The
target
vehicle
launched
by
an
Atlas
intercontinental
bal
cards
to
be
filed
supplies
to
be
ordered
students
to
be
ad
listic
missile
from
the
West
Coast
had
flow
in
high
trajec
trajectory
�
tory
at
speeds
up
to
16000
miles
an
hour
Sources
indicated
the
Nike
Zeus
did
not
actually
strike
its
warhead
target
but
came
close
enough
to
have
dcstroyod
iUil
it
was
armed
Neither
the
Nike
Zeus
nor
the
test
warhead
car
carried
�
ried
a
nuclear
charge
The
success
was
the
major
de
development
�
velopment
to
date
in
a
seven
year
program
which
has
cost
about
1200000000
and
could
cost
as
much
as
15000000000
if
the
Nike
Zeus
ever
is
put
into
production
Students
Take
It
Cool
But
Teachers
Carry
On
Although
the
6000
pupils
of
School
District
57
are
on
vaca
tion
there
is
plenty
of
activity
at
the
schools
this
summer
As
many
as
75
persons
maintenance
men
custodians
and
administrative
personnel
are
hard
at
work
tying
up
loose
ends
from
the
year
past
and
preparing
for
the
resumption
of
classes
in
September
NO
CLASH
One
of
the
most
important
tasks
for
the
principals
is
pre
preparing
�
paring
schedules
of
classes
so
that
all
the
students
can
take
the
courses
they
want
and
the
teachers
assignments
dont
clash
This
is
also
one
of
the
more
difficult
jobs
according
to
George
Bcvan
principal
of
the
senior
secondary
schools
as
one
student
can
foul
up
a
days
work
Just
as
tho
schedule
falls
into
order
you
come
across
a
student
who
has
chosen
a
com
bination
of
courses
you
thought
nobody
would
pick
So
youre
back
where
you
started
In
addition
there
are
record
iscd
on
courses
and
the
usual
run
of
routine
administrative
jobs
to
be
done
More
than
40
men
are
being
kept
busy
giving
tho
schools
a
thorough
cleaning
repairing
desks
and
other
equipment
painting
and
working
on
the
school
grounds
Property
Manager
W
C
Dit
mars
said
that
to
date
this
sum
summer
�
mer
main
projects
havo
been
exterior
painting
at
Glscome
School
and
King
George
V
and
evacuation
of
tho
Civic
Centre
Some
tcachcragcs
have
been
moved
this
summer
he
said
and
at
the
senior
secondary
school
fieldhousc
the
linoleum
in
the
bleachers
has
been
re
replaced
�
placed
and
the
floor
resurfaced
SO
AT
SCHOOL
This
summer
for
the
first
time
in
the
district
there
is
even
some
academic
activity
at
the
schools
during
the
summer
with
four
teachers
and
more
than
50
students
at
summer
school
The
project
being
undertaken
on
an
experimental
basis
this
year
is
a
success
to
date
ac
according
�
cording
lo
Ian
MacKcnzic
di
director
�
rector
of
the
school
and
cno
of
the
teachers
Cannibalism
Reported
Among
Hungry
Chinese
HONOLULU
AP
-
Hev
Claude
l
Curtis
said
Thursday
the
food
shortage
in
Communist
China
is
so
acute
some
people
are
reported
practising
cannibalism
Just
returned
from
Asia
Curtis
president
of
Gospel
Missions
said
H
is
common
practice
in
West
China
to
sell
newborn
babies
for
human
consumption
V