-
SPOKIS
HIGHLIGHTS
Liston
gets
heavyweight
crown
after
quick
KO
US
retains
Americas
Cup
Yankees
cinch
AL
pennant
DONATION
of
an
300
anaesthetic
machine
to
Prince
George
Regional
Hospital
was
made
Tuesday
by
Alan
Short
left
manager
of
the
local
branch
of
Liquid
Carbonic
Canadian
Corp
Ltd
Admiring
the
machine
are
Nursing
Supervisor
Mrs
Mary
McGowan
and
Hospital
Administrator
Gordon
Townend
Vandervoort
photo
POLICE
INVESTIGATING
American
Hunter
Shot
Dead
Near
Burns
Lake
BURNS
LAKE
Correspondent
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A
57-year-old
Oiegonian
Gene
Simmons
of
Clatskanie
became
the
first
hunting
fatality
of
the
season
in
North
Central
BC
Tuesday
More
Changes
In
UK
Money
LONDON
Reuters
More
changes
in
the
look
of
Britains
money
were
announced
by
the
Bank
of
England
today
All
the
old
10
shilling
notes
still
in
circulation
ones
with
without
�
out
the
Queens
portrait
arc
to
be
called
in
Oct
29
Early
next
year
a
new
5
note
beaiing
the
portrait
of
the
Queen
will
make
its
debut
The
thud
of
a
new
series
of
notes
bearing
the
Queens
portrait
there
also
is
a
new
pound
it
will
be
slightly
smaller
than
the
piesent
5
note
DWIGHT
EISENHOWER
makes
a
disappointing
fiown
while
watching
the
playoffs
of
the
US
Golf
Association
Amateur
Championships
at
Pinehurst
NC
NEA
Telcphoto
Mr
Simmons
died
after
he
was
shot
in
the
back
of
the
head
while
hunting
moose
about
five
miles
from
the
west
end
of
Francois
Lake
about
GO
miles
southwest
of
here
An
inquest
under
district
cor
oner
L
G
Saul
was
slated
to
begin
today
while
Investigation
by
RCMP
at
Burns
Lake
was
continuing
The
victim
was
hunting
with
Harry
Saxton
Sr
and
Harry
Saxton
Jr
believed
to
be
Amer
Americans
�
icans
when
he
was
shot
late
Tuesday
afternoon
RCMP
bi
ought
the
body
to
Burns
Lake
after
they
ueic
notified
of
the
mishap
by
tele
phono
from
Nadina
and
began
their
investigation
Arson
Suspected
In
Three
Blazes
ST
LOUIS
AP
Three
fires
described
as
the
work
of
arsonists
bioke
out
Tuesday
night
in
a
predominantly
Negro
suburb
Three
officers
were
wounded
by
shotgun
fire
while
helping
to
bicak
up
a
mob
in
the
subuib
earlier
Tuesday
Almost
50
officers
mostly
from
nearby
cities
pati
oiled
the
community
Tuesday
night
breaking
up
groups
of
people
muling
in
the
sticets
as
the
town
tried
to
enforce
a
new
10
p
in
curfew
The
v
lolence
was
triggered
by
the
fatal
shooting
of
a
youth
by
an
elderly
policeman
Both
the
youth
and
the
man
who
shot
him
were
Negroes
but
Mayor
Clarence
Lee
said
no
racial
an
gles
were
involved
Now
Hear
This
Sine
glad
nobody
we
know
spent
upward
of
a
bundled
snuickeis
plus
ti
a
veiling
ex
expenses
�
penses
to
see
that
faice
last
night
known
as
the
Sonny
Lis
ton
Floyd
Patterson
fight
Brings
to
mind
Phin
Barnums
famous
quip
which
he
meant
Theics
a
sucker
boin
every
minute
One
lad
we
know
of
came
close
Oldtimcr
Alex
Moffat
went
all
the
way
to
Vancouver
to
see
the
sham
battle
on
closed
cncuit
television
in
Vancouvers
Queen
Elizabeth
Theatie
Son
Harold
lemarked
that
the
icst
of
the
Moifat
family
got
their
biggest
kick
thinking
of
Dad
who
had
just
put
in
liis
longest
day
in
a
long
time
waiting
for
the
bout
And
Mrs
Roy
McGilllvray
thought
shed
listen
to
the
fight
wailing
for
her
iion
to
get
hot
So
wliilo
she
was
down
stairs
plugging
in
the
contraption
the
fight
ended
Then
theres
Wilf
Peckham
who
held
one
of
those
Liston
in
the
first
tound
tickets
and
who
sez
now
his
picking
that
ticket
fiom
a
hat
showed
good
judgment
Its
quite
understandable
there
ate
bound
to
be
technical
difficulties
crop
up
in
the
opera
tion
of
a
television
station
But
when
theie
is
interfeience
such
as
there
was
last
night
at
the
local
station
why
wait
more
than
an
hour
before
flashing
a
Do
Not
Adjust
Your
Set
Its
Our
Fault
sign
on
the
screen9
BC
Hydro
Boss
man
Bill
Best
is
jumping
up
and
clicking
his
heels
three
times
between
cigais
Wife
Grace
presented
fu1
T
hat
hls
i
and
BUI
with
their
first
youngster
fcl
slipped
this
ayem
a
boy
who
weighed
i11
the
acic
crator
instejul
o
in
in
at
at
a
ainund
annul
iv
7j
nnunils
pounds
fir
Or
so
sn
lnc
Drake
pedal
we
gathered
fiom
his
excited
announcement
Some
old
students
will
remember
the
apple
for
the
teacher
bit
which
seems
to
have
long
gone
past
as
far
as
the
present
school
age
generation
is
concerned
B
u
t
a
new
twist
came
up
Tuesday
when
a
thoughtful
student
up
the
Hart
Highway
bi
ought
his
teacher
a
freshly
caught
Dolly
Vardcn
You
know
the
adage
about
yesterdays
newspaper
Evi
Evidently
�
dently
not
everyone
agrees
A
paik
bench
Romeo
was
noticed
in
front
of
city
hall
digging
in
a
garbage
can
He
came
up
with
a
wrinkled
newspaper
which
he
smoothed
out
and
sat
down
to
lead
Impressing
the
gal
he
was
waiting
for
peihaps
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CITIZEN
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Ony
Daily
Newspaper
Serving
North
Central
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Columbia
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Ambulance
Hit
by
Doctors
HARRISON
HOT
SPRINGS
CPI
A
committee
of
doctors
said
Tuesday
that
ambulance
drivers
shouldnt
drive
so
fast
or
use
their
sirens
so
much
Excessive
speeding
by
ambu
ambulances
�
lances
can
cause
hemorrhage
in
the
patient
as
well
as
per
perhaps
�
haps
lead
to
a
traffic
accident
the
traffic
and
safety
commit
committee
�
tee
told
the
convention
of
the
BC
division
of
the
Canadian
Medical
Association
Sirens
also
can
cause
mental
upset
and
strain
on
the
patient
Doctors
approved
a
motion
that
the
government
check
all
emergency
calls
quarterly
to
avoid
abuses
of
sirens
and
speeding
They
also
recommended
that
all
new
motor
vehicles
register
registered
�
ed
in
B
C
be
required
to
have
scat
belts
installed
in
both
front
and
rear
seats
Dead
Drillers
Name
Released
HUDSON
HOPE
Special
The
name
has
Dcen
released
of
a
Vancouver
man
killed
Tues
Tuesday
�
day
when
he
was
run
over
by
the
air
track
drill
he
was
op
erating
on
the
Peace
River
dam
project
He
is
George
Carr
48
Cair
died
a
few
hours
after
the
mishap
as
he
was
being
transported
to
hospital
at
Foit
St
John
Death
Pinned
On
Motorist
PRINCE
RUPERT
tCPi
Man
Manuel
�
uel
Ferreira
Batista
32
of
Kiti
mat
Tuesday
was
convicted
of
criminal
negligence
in
the
March
2
death
here
of
Cecilia
Grant
of
Kitamaat
Indian
vil
village
�
lage
Miss
Grant
died
of
injuries
suffered
when
a
car
duven
by
Batista
skidded
into
a
ditch
and
flipped
over
Batista
was
remanded
to
Thursday
for
sentence
Witnesses
testified
at
the
as
assize
�
size
court
trial
that
Batista
had
been
drinking
prior
to
the
crasli
and
that
the
car
was
travelling
at
80
miles
an
hour
Batista
testified
in
his
own
defence
that
he
had
been
travel
travelling
�
ling
at
35
miles
an
hour
and
that
the
steering
wheel
seemed
to
jam
over
to
the
left
He
said
he
u
lost
control
of
the
car
PRINCE
GEORGE
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
WEDNESDAY
SEPTEMBER
26
1962
TRUSTEES
SQUARE
OFF
Police
Almost
Called
To
Hot
Board
Meeting
Liston
s
Mighty
Left
Saves
Board
Meeting
The
left
hook
which
knocked
out
Floyd
Patterson
in
his
championship
fight
with
Sonny
Liston
Tuesday
night
saved
a
regular
meeting
of
the
board
of
School
District
57
When
the
meeting
was
scheduled
to
begin
at
730
pm
only
trustees
Jack
Rhodes
and
Shirley
Preston
were
on
hand
Four
trustees
are
needed
for
a
quorum
Ray
Atkinson
chairman
is
in
Calgary
but
four
trustees
were
still
to
be
accounted
for
Tiustee
Ken
Melville
wandered
in
a
few
minutes
late
and
then
after
the
two
minute
fight
trustees
Harold
Moffat
and
Bob
Range
came
in
in
quick
succession
at
about
750
pm
SALESMAN
ANGRY
Car
Tender
Protested
To
Education
Minister
The
sales
manager
of
a
local
car
dealer
has
pro
protested
�
tested
to
Education
Minister
Peterson
the
purchase
by
the
board
of
School
District
57
of
a
car
he
claims
does
not
conform
to
the
tender
call
A
compact
Falcon
to
be
used
by
property
manager
W
C
Dit
mars
on
board
business
was
bought
from
Prince
George
Mo
Motors
�
tors
for
2290
during
a
regular
meeting
of
the
trustees
Signing
himself
Irate
Tax
Payer
Bill
Clancy
of
Parker
and
Hipwell
suggested
in
a
wire
that
the
tenders
be
declared
void
and
be
recalled
Would
like
to
protest
action
taken
by
board
of
trustees
of
School
District
57
in
accepting
a
tender
for
the
purchase
of
a
vehicle
that
docs
not
meet
tendered
specifications
Also
said
vehicle
is
not
low
tender
I
suggest
that
tenders
be
void
and
should
be
recalled
he
said
in
the
telegram
to
Mr
Peterson
Mr
Clancy
pointed
out
to
the
board
that
tenders
had
speci
specified
�
fied
a
15
inch
wheel
while
the
Falcon
has
a
14
inch
wheel
and
that
non
conforming
tenders
would
not
be
considered
Trustee
Harold
Moffat
in
the
chair
for
the
meeting
said
that
the
situation
was
covered
under
a
clause
in
the
tender
call
ask
asking
�
ing
for
various
tenders
Mr
Clancy
had
submitted
low
bids
in
both
half
ton
truck
and
standard
four
door
sedan
classes
called
for
with
the
compacts
so
the
board
could
make
a
choice
Two
of
the
half
ton
trucks
wcic
less
expensive
than
the
Falcon
which
was
low
in
its
class
and
lower
than
any
of
the
four
door
standaid
sedans
tend
ercd
on
4SL
COOLER
Sunny
with
cloudy
periods
Thursday
Cooler
with
light
winds
Low
tonight
and
high
Thursday
at
Prince
George
35
and
65
Quesncl
40
and
68
Smithers
42
and
65
Peace
River
Sunny
and
a
little
cooler
on
Thursday
Winds
northwesterly
15
Low
tonight
and
high
Thursday
at
Grande
Prairie
40
and
60
Last
24
Hours
Prince
George
7G
3D
Terrace
62
50
trace
Smithers
Quesncl
Williams
Lake
Kamloops
Whitehorsc
Fort
Nelson
Fort
St
John
Dawson
Creek
67
n
78
77
56
81
76
47
40
52
44
39
53
52
37
By
LEWIS
SEALE
Citizen
Staff
Reporter
Tempers
flared
and
some
strong
language
erupted
during
a
regular
meeting
of
the
School
District
57
board
Tuesday
night
and
it
nearly
took
an
unscheduled
visit
by
police
to
bieak
up
the
battle
Trustee
Ken
Melville
a
rural
representative
felt
trustee
Har
Harold
�
old
Moffat
had
run
this
damn
board
long
enough
and
said
so
loudly
and
repeatedly
Trustee
Moffat
acting
chair
chairman
�
man
threatened
to
have
Mr
Melville
ejected
fiom
the
meet
meeting
�
ing
and
directed
secretary
man
ager
Bob
Graccy
to
call
the
RCMP
FIRST
NAME
BASIS
However
within
a
few
min
utes
the
smoke
had
cleared
Business
carried
on
as
usual
and
later
in
the
meeting
Mr
Melville
was
calling
Mr
Mof
fat
by
his
first
name
again
The
dispute
arose
over
a
re
report
�
port
by
Superintendent
J
M
Phillipson
on
the
operation
of
the
dormitory
this
year
and
problems
which
have
been
en
encountered
�
countered
Among
the
points
he
raised
was
the
food
provided
at
the
dormitory
a
pet
concern
of
Trustee
Melville
who
picviously
bi
ought
to
light
the
poor
meals
being
served
Mr
Phillipson
said
some
ctnrlnntc
hnvn
n
hnrrl
limn
fTpt-
tinn
iispH
tn
institutional
mpals
V
but
added
that
the
dormitory
committee
had
checked
the
menus
and
found
them
satis
satisfactory
�
factory
Mr
Melville
asked
for
a
full
report
on
the
meals
being
serv
served
�
ed
this
year
claiming
that
the
board
has
totally
ignored
the
situation
there
in
past
years
DOUBLE
BUDGET
The
budget
could
be
doubled
without
spending
too
much
mo
money
�
ney
he
said
since
the
meals
have
a
large
part
in
framing
the
attitude
of
the
students
liv
living
�
ing
at
the
dormitory
Trustee
Moffat
opposed
the
new
repoit
If
the
superinten
superintendent
�
dent
who
got
the
dormitory
on
the
right
track
feels
it
is
still
on
the
right
track
the
board
should
be
satisfied
It
was
about
at
this
point
when
Mr
Moffat
tried
to
move
the
meeting
on
to
the
next
re
report
�
port
from
Mr
Phillipson
that
Mr
Melville
opened
file
In
his
dormitory
report
Mr
Phillipson
also
said
that
about
50
students
aic
now
living
at
the
dorm
and
most
problems
to
date
have
been
relatively
minor
A
couple
of
trouble
makers
have
been
singled
out
but
they
will
be
asked
to
leave
unless
their
conduct
improves
he
said
Cost
of
School
Referendum
Would
Hardly
be
Noticed
Club
Informed
The
average
taxpayer
will
hardly
feel
the
cost
of
repay
ing
debentures
issued
by
the
School
District
57
boaul
under
Referendum
10
if
it
passes
A
W
Webb
district
director
of
elementary
instruction
told
a
meeting
of
the
Kelly
Road
Community
Club
Tuesday
that
icpayment
could
cost
about
a
third
of
a
mill
on
present
as
assessment
�
sessment
The
capital
debt
of
School
District
57
is
in
a
category
un
under
�
der
which
the
Department
of
Education
pays
75
per
cent
of
repayment
while
the
school
dis
district
�
trict
pavs
25
per
cent
Repayment
of
the
full
refer
referendum
�
endum
both
principal
and
in
interest
�
terest
is
about
60000
a
vcar
AS
COUPLE
ARGUES
ABOUT
CARS
on
a
20
year
debenture
issue
under
the
593000
referendum
which
goes
to
the
vote
Friday
Thus
Mr
Webb
told
his
aud
audience
�
ience
at
the
Kelly
Road
School
15000
becomes
a
charge
an
annually
�
nually
against
School
District
57
assessment
Each
mill
brings
in
about
45000
Even
the
repayment
cost
of
a
third
mill
would
tend
to
be
offset
by
the
retirement
of
de
debentures
�
bentures
and
by
an
increasing
assessment
both
in
the
city
and
outside
It
is
doubtful
whether
this
referendum
will
be
noticed
especially
in
view
of
an
assess
assessment
�
ment
that
increased
8000000
from
1061
to
1962
Mr
Webb
said
In
connection
vvitli
costs
he
continued
it
should
be
noted
that
the
school
mill
rate
in
School
District
57
went
down
about
half
a
mill
last
year
The
increase
in
assessment
tends
to
take
care
of
building
costs
in
rapidly
growing
areas
Mr
Webb
added
so
that
the
burden
on
the
taxpayer
should
not
be
excessive
Included
in
the
referendum
is
provision
for
two
classrooms
and
an
activity
room
at
Kelly
Road
at
a
total
cost
of
about
68000
Work
is
also
slated
for
Cen
Central
�
tral
Fort
George
School
Pcdcn
Hill
the
Seymour
Subdivision
and
at
rural
schools
and
teach
crages
under
the
referendum
2500
Literally
Goes
Down
Drain
LOS
ANGELES
AIM
John
Pains
wanted
to
buy
one
car
His
wife
wanted
to
buy
an
another
�
other
They
argued
Tuesday
as
they
drove
Suddenly
Mrs
Parris
ges
gestured
�
tured
with
the
sack
contain
containing
�
ing
the
family
savings
Buymg
that
car
she
said
speaking
of
her
husbands
choice
would
be
like
throw
throwing
�
ing
money
away
Out
the
car
window
went
the
sack
of
money
It
disappeared
down
a
storm
diain
In
it
said
Parris
was
2
500
in
cash
Pan
is
slammed
the
car
to
a
halt
Mrs
Parris
jumped
out
and
lunged
for
the
money
and
almost
got
stuck
in
the
drain
herself
They
could
see
the
sack
ling
there
15
feet
aAvay
1
Pan
is
called
friends
sher
sheriffs
�
iffs
deputies
and
a
toad
de
paitmcnt
ciew
to
come
help
him
As
they
tried
to
reach
the
sack
with
sticks
a
plumbers
snake
and
a
fishline
it
hap
pened
An
attendant
at
a
nearby
gas
station
decided
it
was
tune
to
dash
down
his
drive
way
with
a
hose
The
water
poured
into
a
drain
down
the
drain
and
to
the
sack
As
the
would
be
icscuers
watched
helplessly
the
sack
floated
away
Its
hopeless
said
the
county
crews
Youll
never
recover
it
now
Parris
and
his
wife
drove
away
in
their
old
car
Sheriffs
deputies
noticed
that
the
couple
didnt
seem
to
be
t
ilking
to
each
other
mi
M
if
m
II
ill
l
Jim
KEN
MELVILLE
fuming
HiBillHfl
1
JfPW
HAROLD
MOFFAT
sects
police
Bogus
Cheque
Warning
Issued
RCMP
have
warned
local
mer
merchants
�
chants
to
be
on
the
alert
for
bogus
travellers
cheques
which
have
been
turning
up
in
South
Southern
�
ern
BC
The
cheques
drawn
on
the
Medicine
Hat
Alta
branch
of
the
Canadian
Imperial
Bank
of
Commerce
have
been
in
denom
denominations
�
inations
up
to
100
Safe
Containing
300
Taken
Here
A
small
safe
containing
an
estimated
3UU
n
cash
was
stolen
overnight
from
a
city
tire
dealers
office
Frank
Hewlett
manager
of
Dunlop
Tire
Sales
and
Service
1510
Third
said
the
thieves
jemmied
the
rear
door
to
gain
entrance
The
safe
also
contained
a
number
of
cheques
It
was
the
first
time
the
building
had
been
broken
into
said
Mr
Hewlett
In
another
overnight
burglary
a
sandcr
valued
at
200
was
stolen
from
Dezell
Construction
Co
1025
Fifth
by
thieves
who
broke
through
a
front
window
VANCOUVER
CPl
The
strike
and
lockout
of
some
700
elec
electricians
�
tricians
which
stopped
work
on
numerous
U
C
piojects
was
called
off
by
union
and
manage
management
�
ment
Tuesday
night
pending
consideration
of
a
proposal
made
by
government
mediators
The
700
emploecs
locked
out
by
25
cotitiaeting
firms
wore
urdcml
to
teport
for
duly
Wed
Wednesday
�
nesday
morning
In
a
joint
statement
Art
OKcefe
business
manager
of
Local
213
of
the
Intel
national
Biotheihood
of
Elcctiicat
Work
cis
and
F
O
Miles
lepresent
ing
electrical
contractors
said
agreement
had
been
reached
on
lifting
the
lockout
and
strike
pending
consideiation
o
a
pio-
posal
by
deputy
labor
minister
William
Sands
and
conciliation
officer
E
P
Fisher
I
he
statement
did
not
dls
close
details
of
the
proposal
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BV
CARRIER
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a
Copy
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wt
Month
DEAF
M
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NOT
FIT
FOR
TRIAL
PRINCE
RUPERT
CM
Benjamin
Edwin
Muldoe
IS-year-old
deaf
mutc
was
found
unfit
to
stand
trial
Tuesday
night
on
a
charge
of
non-capital
murder
A
12
man
assize
jury
recom
recommended
�
mended
the
vouth
be
commit
committed
�
ted
to
an
institution
Muldoe
was
charged
with
the
July
2i
strangulation
death
of
Mrs
Josephine
Marie
MacdonaH
49
whose
body
was
found
by
her
husband
at
their
roadside
cafe
near
Shame
20
miles
west
of
Ter
Terrace
�
race
Muldoe
a
ward
of
the
soc
social
�
ial
welfare
department
had
been
placed
in
the
Macdon
alds
caie
SCHOOL
PROBLEM
Action
Due
n
PRINCETON
CP
The
Sons
of
Freedom
Doukhobors
situation
which
began
Sept
2
when
hundreds
of
sect
members
left
their
burned
out
stronghold
in
the
Kootenavs
on
an
avowed
400
mile
trek
appeared
to
be
coming
to
a
head
today
Attorney
General
Bonner
told
reporters
in
Victoria
that
a
mis
undei
standing
appeared
to
have
developed
over
schooling
of
Frcedomite
children
and
the
RCMP
roadblock
here
The
governments
inteicst
in
seeing
that
children
of
the
tiek
kers
attend
classes
lias
not
changed
he
said
Tuesday
seven
Freedoniilc
mothers
tried
to
go
through
the
roadblock
at
their
encampment
to
register
their
children
in
schools
at
Princeton
about
12
miles
to
the
west
They
were
stopped
by
police
who
told
them
they
could
not
go
west
under
instructions
from
the
attorney
generals
depart
department
�
ment
The
roadblock
has
been
main
maintained
�
tained
for
almost
two
weeks
following
instructions
to
the
Freedomites
that
they
should
return
east
not
west
to
their
oft
pioclaimed
goal
to
join
their
km
at
Mountain
Prison
in
Agassiz
Only
a
few
davs
ago
Educa
Education
�
tion
Minister
Leslie
Peterson
warned
the
Freedomites
to
send
their
children
to
school
Two
other
developments
also
appeared
likely
to
bring
the
sit
situation
�
uation
to
a
head
Mr
Bonner
said
a
deputy
ministers
committee
which
lias
been
dealing
with
the
Frce
Frcedomite
�
domite
pioblem
for
the
last
eight
years
will
meet
today
to
discuss
the
situation
The
attorney-general
was
expected
to
make
some
announcement
on
government
plans
after
the
deputy
ministers
meeting
The
other
development
was
an
announcement
fiom
the
Bromley
Paik
campsite
of
the
Freedomites
that
they
would
seek
a
court
injunction
today
lestraining
the
attorney
general
and
the
RCMP
from
denying
them
access
to
a
public
high
highway
�
way
Navy
to
Guard
UK
Fishermen
EDINBURGH
Reuters
Biitish
fisheimen
who
complain
that
Polish
and
oilier
Commu
Communist
�
nist
bloc
trawlers
are
running
through
their
lines
off
the
noith
east
coast
at
night
will
have
the
protection
of
a
Royal
Navy
ship
a
navy
spokesman
said
Tues
Tuesday
�
day
night
Strike
Lockout
Mess
Cleared
Up
at
Coast
The
lockout
of
elcctiical
em
employees
�
ployees
at
25
contracting
com
companies
�
panies
followed
a
strike
by
the
union
Friday
at
the
Tide
Co
of
BC
heic
on
the
issue
of
wages
The
action
tied
up
woik
on
such
projects
as
a
multi-mil-lion-dollar
extension
to
the
Van
Vancouver
�
couver
Vocational
School
here
the
guv
eminent
owned
11
C
Ilvdio
and
Power
Authoiitys
theunal
plant
ut
ncaibv
lmt
Moody
and
line
work
undertaken
for
BC
Hydio
The
union
seeks
a
17-cent-au-liour
wage
increase
on
a
one
year
contract
The
employers
have
offeted
a
25
cent
increase
over
two
eais
THREE
MORE
ESCAPE
NANAIMO
CPi
Three
more
teenage
bos
escaped
from
Brannan
Lake
Industrial
School
here
Tuesday
bihyjing
to
four
the
number
stjl
at
laige