EN
ROUTE
TO
PRINCE
GEORGE
Mother
daughter
drown
in
lake
SMITHEHS
-
A
mother
and
licr
three-
oar
old
laughter
were
presumed
drowned
Wed
Wednesday
�
nesday
In
Lake
Kathlyn
four
miles
west
of
here
They
were
identified
as
Mrs
Eugene
Bellcvance
20
and
her
daughter
Hac
Ann
of
Prince
Rupert
Police
say
they
found
a
small
boat
adrift
on
the
lake
a
short
time
after
the
two
had
gone
out
The
body
of
the
child
was
recovered
and
a
search
is
cur
currently
�
rently
underway
for
the
womans
body
Mrs
Bcllevancc
is
the
daugh
daughter
�
ter
of
Mr
and
Mrs
Harold
Kuz
of
Irincc
George
and
has
been
married
to
Eugene
Uellcvancc
for
four
years
It
was
believed
that
Mr
Bclle
Bcllevancc
�
vancc
terminated
employment
in
Irincc
Rupert
and
was
en
route
to
Irincc
George
when
the
accident
occurred
Tunnel
delay
may
cost
Peace
builders
750000
VANCOUVER
CP
Comple
Completion
�
tion
of
the
16000000
diversion
tunnels
for
the
Peace
River
hydro
development
in
northern
BC
wilt
be
30
days
late
The
delay
could
cost
the
con
contractors
�
tractors
up
to
750000
in
penal
penalties
�
ties
The
BC
IIdro
and
Power
Authority
confirmed
Wednesday
that
the
tunnels
through
Portage
Mountain
will
not
be
finished
for
at
least
30
days
after
the
Aug
1C
completion
date
But
it
said
it
docs
not
know
whether
all
penalties
will
be
as
assessed
�
sessed
The
contract
called
for
a
250000
bonus
for
meeting
the
completion
date
and
a
25000
penalty
for
each
day
beyond
it
Companies
in
the
contracting
group
are
Gilpin
Construction
Ltd
of
Vancouver
Mannis
Con
Construction
Minneapolis
and
Henry
J
Kaiser
Canada
Ltd
A
Hydro
spokesman
said
as
long
as
the
tunnels
arc
complete
by
mid
September
when
con-
I
struction
is
to
begin
on
the
i
73000000
main
dam
there
may
not
be
too
much
damage
done
He
said
it
is
expected
that
some
claims
will
be
made
for
exten
extensions
�
sions
on
part
of
the
project
Clans
Jacoby
of
Calgary
ex-
ecutivc
vice
president
of
Mannix
said
the
companies
will
not
try
to
evade
conditions
of
the
con-
tract
because
of
the
complex
situation
created
by
a
BC
Supreme
Court
decision
which
makes
BC
Hydro
a
nonentity
At
present
the
contractors
are
working
on
the
approaches
to
the
three
diversion
tunnels
through
which
the
river
will
flow
during
construction
of
the
struction
of
Calgary
Drake
I
main
dam
Dr
Purdy
resumes
post
as
president
of
BCE
3
VANCOUVER
CP
Two
j
cars
to
regain
the
assets
taken
over
ago
today
the
BC
government
took
the
first
legislative
step
that
ended
in
the
expropriation
of
the
giant
BC
Electric
utility
two
days
later
On
this
second
anniversary
the
board
of
directors
of
the
BCE
was
to
meet
and
seek
to
start
again
on
business
that
was
interrupted
by
the
government
action
A
major
step
in
this
direction
was
taken
Wednesday
by
Dr
Harry
Purdy
who
said
in
an
affidavit
presented
in
BC
Su
Supreme
�
preme
Court
he
was
president
of
the
company
prior
to
2
pm
Aug
1
1961
the
effective
date
of
the
expropriation
The
affidavit
added
he
docs
verily
believe
it
to
be
true
that
I
am
now
president
and
director
of
the
electric
company
Meanwhile
lights
arc
burning
throughout
BC
anrd
buses
arc
running
but
confusion
reigns
as
the
result
of
Mondays
BC
Su
Supreme
�
preme
Court
decision
that
the
governments
action
two
years
ago
and
subsequent
action
last
year
were
illegal
As
the
BC
Power
Corpora
Corporation
�
tion
parent
of
the
BCE
sought
WATER
BOMBER
PILOT
KILLED
SM1THERS
CI1
A
28-year-old
pilot
was
killed
Wed
Wednesday
�
nesday
when
his
plane
crash
crashed
�
ed
into
some
trees
as
he
was
practicing
water
bombing
of
forest
fires
Dead
is
James
Roberts
of
Coquitlam
near
Vancouver
He
was
flying
a
plane
own
owned
�
ed
by
Skyway
Air
Services
of
Langlcy
The
plane
was
loaded
with
special
mud
used
for
fight
fighting
�
ing
fires
by
the
government
and
guarded
by
Dr
Purdy
as
court
appointed
receiver
a
notice
appeared
in
the
office
of
the
building
that
has
been
successively
head
of
office
�
fice
of
the
BCE
and
the
BC
Hydro
and
Power
Authority
formed
in
19C2
CUSTOMERS
FIRST
Signed
by
the
heads
of
the
authority
that
was
wiped
out
by
Chief
Justice
Sherwood
Letts
decision
Monday
the
notice
re
minded
employees
that
their
first
responsibility
as
members
of
the
staff
of
an
essential
util
utility
�
ity
is
to
the
customers
they
serve
Chief
Justice
Lett
found
that
the
takeover
was
beyond
the
power
of
the
legislators
and
thus
the
formation
of
the
BC
Hydro
the
following
year
out
of
the
BCE
and
the
government
operated
BC
Power
Commis
Commission
�
sion
was
invalid
These
events
occurred
Wed
Wednesday
�
nesday
as
the
power
picture
in
the
province
remained
be
beclouded
�
clouded
O
The
re
born
BCE
and
the
Power
Corporation
filed
notice
in
Surcme
Court
asking
that
Dr
Purdy
as
receiver
be
di
directed
�
rected
to
turn
over
company
assets
to
the
BCE
Dr
Purdy
appended
a
supporting
affidavit
Dr
H
L
Keenlcysidc
co
chairman
of
BC
Hydro
Gordon
Kidd
deputy
comptrol
comptroller
�
ler
of
water
rights
for
the
province
and
Dennis
Kennedy
BC
Hydro
economist
left
for
Ottawa
to
negotiate
Columbia
River
treaty
amendments
Plans
were
made
for
a
BCE
directors
meeting
today
A
bank
announced
restric
restrictions
�
tions
on
the
handling
of
government-backed
parity
bonds
issued
in
the
name
of
the
BCE
and
BC
Hydro
Now
hear
this
When
the
Royal
Bank
of
Can
Canada
�
ada
decided
to
move
its
Prince
George
branch
into
the
Cana
dian
Legion
building
while
the
new
bank
is
being
built
it
for
forgot
�
got
to
emphasize
that
it
had
leaded
the
old
Legion
at
Fifth
and
Quebec
As
a
result
offi
officials
�
cials
at
the
new
Legion
on
Seventh
are
continually
turning
away
bank
customers
Due
to
snafu
the
ACT
news
newspaper
�
paper
bingo
numbers
of
Tues
Tuesday
�
day
were
repeated
Wednesday
So
todays
ACT
bingo
ad
on
page
12
carriers
four
numbers
Prince
George
Little
League
officials
handed
out
a
unique
welcome
this
ayem
by
hosting
a
loggers
breakfast
sausage
and
flapjacks
for
managers
IN
THE
CITIZEN
Clauified
-
-
10
11
Comics
12
Coming
events
8
Editorial
page
9
Entertainment
guide
13
14
Diilrict
news
2
Here
and
there
8
Markets
3
Quetnel
news
-
2
Sport
J
Tv
and
new
-
w
coaches
and
parents
of
the
six
teams
which
will
take
part
in
this
weeks
provincial
Little
League
championships
here
Sponsoring
the
feed
in
Fort
George
Park
were
Burns
and
Co
Northern
Dairies
Kelly
Douglas
and
Malklns
The
teams
play
off
today
Friday
and
Saturday
at
the
West
Little
League
park
Twelfth
and
free
freeman
�
man
and
all
games
should
be
well
worth
watching
More
than
200
swifties
were
sent
in
as
entries
in
this
cor
corners
�
ners
five
week
contest
which
ended
yesterday
The
biggest
point
proved
judges
felt
is
that
fads
swiftly
die
out
when
over
overdone
�
done
Most
of
the
best
entries
were
received
during
the
first
couple
of
weeks
whereas
many
of
the
later
ones
were
repetitive
To
the
winner
Roy
Pieron
1030
Lasallc
South
Fort
George
goes
the
piize
of
dinner
for
two
courtesy
the
Hotel
Simon
Fraser
A
letter
goes
out
today
to
Jtoy
which
when
he
presents
it
to
Simon
Fraser
boss
man
Jack
Nixon
will
open
the
door
to
a
scrumptious
repast
Oh
yes
and
heres
Hoys
swif
tie
If
I
keep
hounding
people
Ill
get
this
pound
showing
a
profit
said
Rhys
Thomaj
dog
gedly
S
Phone
iOgan
4
2441
Vol
7
No
49
Strike
total
up
in
US
woods
PORTLAND
AP
The
US
Pacific
Northwest
lumber
strike
spread
swiftly
Wednesday
The
two
big
unions
in
the
industry
added
plants
in
four
Oregon
towns
to
those
picketed
Lil
the
contiact
renewal
dispute
The
walkouts
increased
to
well
over
28500
the
number
of
men
out
in
the
btnko
and
lock
lockout
�
out
which
started
in
early
June
IHSb
TptSafiaRi
I
HAL
C
BANKS
outcast
I
over
union
assets
fire
officers
run
union
affairs
and
lead
col
collective
�
lective
bargaining
MUST
TAKE
CARE
Expcits
say
the
government
has
this
power
in
an
emergency
but
the
legislation
implementing
the
authority
must
do
framed
with
extreme
care
The
timing
of
the
legislation
has
become
vital
chiefly
be
because
�
cause
Parliament
is
moving
to
toward
�
ward
adjournment
probably
Friday
for
a
summer
recess
Parliament
would
resume
in
the
fall
possibly
at
the
end
of
Sep
September
�
tember
Prime
Minister
Pearson
indi
indicated
�
cated
Wednesday
that
if
legis
legislation
�
lation
could
be
drafted
quickly
Parliament
might
be
asked
to
stay
in
session
next
week
to
handle
the
Lake
issue
The
cabinet
was
expected
to
decide
today
on
the
timetable
for
action
on
the
Norris
report
One
source
close
to
the
cab
cabinet
�
inet
indicated
that
there
are
advantages
to
a
notice
of
in
intent
�
tent
in
the
House
now
to
bo
e
e
HT
i
HHH
I
Ml
Wm
Wi
miimM
W
MM
i
F
MjtM
s
amm
THE
SHOCK
OF
SEEING
A
GIRL
FLAGMAN
WORE
OFF
QUICKLY
WEDNES
day
when
Texas
visitor
Jim
Tictge
exchanged
pleasantries
with
Mary
Scott
Miss
Scott
is
one
of
two
girls
working
during
the
summer
as
flagmen
on
the
Hart
High
Highway
�
way
reconstruction
job
between
Salmon
Valley
Bridge
and
Summit
Lake
Story
on
Page
3
Roy
Fujikawa
photo
NORMS
REPORT
RECOMMENDATION
Lakes
trusteeship
near
OTTAWA
CD
The
govern
government
�
ment
has
promised
to
announce
today
what
it
plans
to
do
about
violence
terror
and
lawlessness
on
the
Great
Lakes
waterfront
A
reliable
source
says
the
government
will
declare
its
in-
tention
of
imposing
a
trustee
ship
on
marine
unions
as
pro
posed
by
Mr
Justice
T
G
Nor
ris
after
a
year
long
investiga
I
tion
of
Great
Lakes
labor
strife
and
shipping
disruptions
But
the
actual
legislation
cre
creating
�
ating
the
three
man
trutsccship
anrl
stwllinff
nut
ifs
nnu
era
will
o
-
Kn
Tnff
until
thrt
foil
enceinn
Af
Parliament
In
this
way
the
government
will
serve
notice
on
organized
labor
in
Canada
and
the
US
that
it
is
willing
to
take
unpre
cedented
action
to
restore
law
and
order
to
waterfront
trade
unionism
At
the
same
time
it
gives
it
itself
�
self
a
breathing
space
in
which
to
prepare
trusteeship
legisla
legislation
�
tion
that
breaks
new
ground
in
labor
control
framing
the
pro
proposed
�
posed
measure
to
close
all
pos
possible
�
sible
constitutional
loopholes
and
making
sure
that
it
will
achieve
its
desired
purpose
Informants
said
the
trustee
trusteeship
�
ship
plan
raises
a
number
of
constitutional
questions
on
the
power
of
the
government
to
in
intervene
�
tervene
in
the
internal
opera
operation
�
tion
of
a
trade
union
to
take
Park
rowdyism
on
downswing
Juvenile
rowdyism
at
the
pro
provincial
�
vincial
campsite
at
Bear
Lake
is
on
the
downswing
an
RCMP
officer
said
in
Prince
George
today
Staff
Sgt
W
W
Thompson
said
with
the
aid
of
the
parks
board
spring
reports
of
teen
teenage
�
age
drinking
has
been
brought
to
a
minimum
His
comments
were
prompt
prompted
�
ed
by
a
report
from
Victoria
where
deputy
minister
Dr
David
Turner
department
of
recreation
said
there
had
been
an
upsurge
in
rowdyism
at
pro
provincial
�
vincial
campsites
which
have
erupted
like
boils
Dr
Turner
said
it
was
an
un
unfortunate
�
fortunate
situation
and
a
new
one
but
it
is
under
close
check
by
authorities
Staff
Thompson
said
four
or
five
parks
board
officials
arc
constantly
checking
the
Bear
Lake
campsite
and
there
has
been
no
build
up
of
rowdy
rowdyism
�
ism
or
drinking
I
imagine
the
damp
weath
weather
�
er
has
had
something
to
do
wth
situation
he
added
ilaWW
followed
later
by
actual
legisla
legislation
�
tion
This
course
of
action
would
Amertcan
bornpresident
--
HAS
US
SUPPORT
Mr
Banks
has
been
made
an
outcast
by
the
mainstream
of
organized
labor
In
the
Canadian
Labor
Congress
but
he
is
still
supported
openly
by
union
lead
leaders
�
ers
in
the
US
including
Paul
Hall
SIU
president
and
a
vice
president
of
the
AFL
CIO
The
breathing
period
would
also
permit
talks
to
continue
between
Canadian
and
US
gov
government
�
ernment
officials
in
the
la
labor
�
bor
field
Labor
Minister
Mac
Eachen
is
seeking
an
early
con
conference
�
ference
on
the
problem
with
his
US
counterpart
Labor
Secre
Secretary
�
tary
Willard
Wirtz
However
unions
antagonistic
to
the
SIU
in
Canada
may
feel
the
government
is
trying
to
put
off
any
direct
action
that
would
clean
up
the
Seafarers
union
and
oust
Mr
Banks
Fresh
tremors
shatter
city
SKOPJE
Yugoslavia
API-
Fresh
earth
tremors
rocked
quake
shattered
Skopje
before
dawn
today
touching
off
wide
widespread
�
spread
alarm
among
survivors
Thousands
sleeping
in
the
open
or
in
tents
started
up
in
panic
and
dashed
for
open
areas
among
the
ruins
Itescue
officials
said
today
there
is
no
more
hope
for
life
under
the
ruins
of
Skopje
smashed
six
days
ago
by
the
worst
earthquake
in
Yugoslav
history
RELUCTANT
PEER
DROPS
ERMINE
a
tiizeft
The
only
daily
newspaper
serving
Central
British
Columbia
PRINCE
GEORGE
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
THURSDAY
AUGUST
1
1963
Plans
for
a
proposed
9000000
shopping
centre
and
commercial
complex
at
Fifth
and
Central
were
un
unveiled
�
veiled
at
a
special
city
council
meeting
Wednesday
night
City
realtor
Gordon
D
Bry
Bryant
�
ant
representing
Caledonian
Leaseholds
Ltd
of
Vancouver
made
a
formal
application
to
buy
315
acres
for
a
commer
commercial
�
cial
development
The
ultimate
project
en
envisions
�
visions
a
major
shopping
centre
motel
and
recreational
facili
facilities
�
ties
and
office
buildings
cover
covering
�
ing
more
than
50
acres
INITIAL
PROPOSAL
Mr
Bryant
said
a
develop
development
�
ment
costing
5000000
to
6
000000
was
envisaged
for
the
initial
315
acres
The
shopping
centre
would
be
on
a
92
acre
site
between
Cen
Central
�
tral
and
Lyon
and
Fifth
and
Eighth
The
land
is
owned
by
the
provincial
government
but
as
a
result
of
meetings
earlier
this
week
between
Mayor
Garvin
Dczell
and
government
officials
the
lanJs
and
forcss
depart-
I
give
labor
leaders
an
opportun-
i
ment
has
agreed
to
let
the
city
ity
to
start
cleaning
up
what
put
it
up
for
sale
Mr
Justice
Norris
said
was
a
I
TERMS
AGREED
i-
ie
ii
1
v
terfront
one
man
control
of
the
Council
agreed
to
post
the
Seafarers
International
Union
land
for
sale
on
the
following
of
i
Canada
by
Hal
C
Banks
its
basis
The
first
92
acres
at
8000
per
acre
plus
the
cost
of
in
installing
�
stalling
municipal
services
which
average
10000
per
acre
on
a
cash
basis
The
purchaser
will
be
re
required
�
quired
to
make
improvements
valued
at
1250000
by
Jan
1
19G5
or
the
land
would
revert
to
the
city
O
The
223
acres
at
12000
per
acre
plus
municipal
services
at
the
usual
city
terms
of
25
per
cent
down
and
25
per
cent
per
year
Improvement
valued
at
3500000
would
be
required
by
Jan
1
19C8
or
it
would
revert
to
the
city
Mayor
Garvin
Dczell
estimat
estimated
�
ed
today
the
proposed
315
acrc
project
would
amount
to
about
10
per
cent
of
the
citys
pres
present
�
ent
assessment
value
COMPLETE
CONTROL
As
a
result
of
his
talks
with
the
government
the
city
now
has
complete
control
of
about
COO
acres
west
of
Central
The-
general
development
of
the
whole
city
now
rests
with
the
conned
said
Mayor
Dczell
It
makes
it
possible
to
dc
clop
the
whole
city
on
an
or
orderly
�
derly
basis
Weve
made
our
formal
ap
application
�
plication
and
put
our
money
on
tiie
line
said
Mr
Bryant
today
He
said
no
announcement
re
regarding
�
garding
the
identity
of
the
pro
projects
�
jects
major
lease
holders
will
be
made
until
agreement
de
details
�
tails
with
the
city
have
been
completed
probably
in
10
days
Just
call
me
mister
LONDON
CP
Self
stripped
of
unsought
privilege
Anthony
Neil
Wedgwood
Benn
revelled
today
in
the
title
just
plain
mister
An
act
enabling
peers
to
be
come
commoners
and
stand
for
Parliament
became
law
Wednesday
night
and
Wedg
Wedgwood
�
wood
Bonn
the
Second
Vis
Viscount
�
count
Stansgate
was
the
first
to
shed
the
ermine
And
small
wonder
The
38-year-old
politician
has
waged
an
um
emitting
fight
to
rid
himself
of
the
title
which
in
interrupted
�
terrupted
a
promising
career
in
the
House
of
Commons
But
he
rejected
the
tag
re
reluctant
�
luctant
peer
by
which
he
is
famous
I
have
never
liked
it
he
told
repoiters
If
you
have
to
have
an
adjectival
phrase
then
the
persistent
common
commoner
�
er
would
be
better
I
am
the
first
man
in
his
t
tory
who
by
act
of
Parlia
Parliament
�
ment
is
prevented
from
re
ceiving
a
hereditary
peerage
I
am
statutorily
immunized
The
brilliant
Wedgie
as
he
is
known
to
close
friends
became
a
Labor
member
of
Parliament
when
he
was
only
25
and
became
a
peer
pro
protesting
�
testing
vigorously
when
his
father
died
in
1060
But
the
fight
against
the
peerage
began
Jong
before
that
and
was
supported
by
the
elder
Stansgage
who
re
received
�
ceived
his
title
in
1311
The
Ilotiio
of
Lords
in
1055
re
rejected
�
jected
a
bill
sKnsorcd
by
tho
first
Lord
Stansgate
that
would
have
allowed
his
son
to
remain
a
commoner
Wedgwood
Benn
is
certain
to
be
an
MP
for
the
next
ses
session
�
sion
of
the
Commons
repre
representing
�
senting
Bristol
Southeast
his
old
seat
which
has
been
kept
warm
for
him
Lord
Altrincham
writer
and
sometime
critic
of
British
in
institutions
�
stitutions
including
the
mon
monarchy
�
archy
is
the
second
peer
to
take
advantage
of
the
new
law
His
column
appears
in
the
Manchester
Guardian
to
today
�
day
under
the
byline
John
Grigs
The
Earl
of
Sandwich
whose
ancestor
invented
the
snack
of
the
same
name
will
fol
follow
�
low
their
example
ami
also
seek
a
Commons
seat
The
big
question
niaik
is
Lord
HaiUham
who
as
Quia
tin
Hogg
was
formerly
ono
of
the
brightest
Tory
stars
in
the
House
of
Commons
Hailsham
also
tried
to
avoid
being
moved
to
the
House
of
Lords
when
he
in
inherited
�
herited
the
title
He
is
regard
regarded
�
ed
as
a
possible
successor
to
Prime
Minister
Macmil
Ian
but
so
far
has
kept
his
counsel
on
whether
or
not
he
will
disclaim
his
title
7c
a
Copy
BT
CARKIFR
X
AT
FIFTH
AND
CENTRAL
9
million
centre
proposed
for
city
Body
of
newborn
baby
found
in
station
locker
TORONTO
CD
An
autopsy
on
the
body
of
a
newborn
baby
girl
found
in
a
parcel
locker
at
Torontos
Union
Station
Wednesday
showed
the
infant
was
smothered
in
a
plastic
bag
and
then
placed
in
the
locker
Wrapped
tightly
in
the
bag
which
was
inside
a
paper
shopping
bag
the
body
was
found
by
an
attendant
during
a
routine
check
of
the
lockers
PROCLAMATION
ALTERED
Its
civic7
holiday
so
banks
get
Bank
employees
will
have
a
holiday
Aug
14
after
all
City
council
July
21
empower
empowered
�
ed
Mayor
Garvin
Dczell
to
pro
proclaim
�
claim
the
opening
day
of
Simon
Fraser
Days
and
Exhibition
a
civic
holiday
But
in
the
official
proclama
proclamation
�
tion
it
was
declared
a
public
holiday
which
is
not
applicable
to
banks
A
letter
from
a
representa
tive
of
city
banks
was
received
topen
by
council
Wednesday
night
re
requesting
�
questing
the
term
civic
be
in-
I
1
A
three
acre
site
at
Tenth
and
Lauricr
will
be
posted
for
sale
at
33500
for
use
as
a
private
hospital
City
councils
decision
Wed
Wednesday
�
nesday
night
paves
the
way
for
the
Victoria
promoters
of
a
private
nursing
home
to
buy
the
property
they
felt
most
prac-
WCIOUDY
Variable
cloudiness
is
fore
cast
for
Prince
George
tomor
row
There
will
be
widely
scat
tered
showers
in
the
afternoon
Winds
will
be
lighter
Utile
change
in
temperature
Low
tonight
high
Friday
in
Prince
George
45
and
70
Ques
ncl
45
and
75
Smithcrs
48
and
G5
Grand
Prairie
45
and
70
Peace
lliver
will
be
sunny
with
cloudy
intervals
and
wide
widely
�
ly
scattered
afternoon
showers
Little
change
in
temperature
Winds
from
the
west
at
15
mpli
Low
tonight
and
high
Friday
in
Vancouver
55
and
70
Vic
Victoria
�
toria
53
and
G5
LAST
24
HOURS
Hi
Lo
Prec
Prince
George
6J
50
Terrace
CO
56
Smithcrs
61
53
Quesnel
73
44
Williams
Lake
GS
50
Kamloops
si
55
Whitehorse
71
50
Fort
Nelson
75
53
Fort
St
John
72
51
Davvscn
Creek
73
45
01
01
eluded
in
the
proclamation
and
thus
allow
banks
to
close
their
doors
Their
request
was
met
with
opposition
from
Aid
Charlie
Graham
who
declared
its
so
much
malarkcy
so
far
as
Im
concerned
Aid
Graham
felt
no
special
consideration
was
due
the
banks
because
they
are
closed
Satur
days
when
other
businesses
arc
I
wouldnt
vote
for
anything
for
them
he
added
Father
of
drowned
boy
seeks
city
compensation
The
father
of
an
11-year-old
of
the
children
had
left
boy
who
drowned
June
13
in
the
municipal
swimming
pool
is
seeking
compensation
from
the
city
Brian
Schultz
son
of
Mr
and
Mrs
Paul
Schultz
drowned
while
at
the
pool
with
122
other
Peden
Hill
School
pupils
as
part
of
the
schools
physical
education
program
His
body
was
found
by
a
lifeguard
shortly
after
the
rest
A
letter
from
Mr
Schultz
lawyer
read
at
Wednesdays
city
council
meeting
alleged
the
boys
death
was
the
direct
result
of
negligence
in
opera
operation
�
tion
of
the
pool
A
coroners
jury
June
18
brought
in
a
verdict
of
acci
accidental
�
dental
death
with
no
blame
attached
Council
agreed
to
receive
and
file
the
letter
Private
hospital
site
gets
33500
price
tag
tical
for
the
development
of
a
75
bcd
institution
to
care
for
chronic
and
rehabilitation
cases
Sixty
per
cent
of
the
site
is
owned
by
the
provincial
gov
government
�
ernment
and
40
per
cent
by
the
city
The
lands
and
forests
depart
department
�
ment
has
agreed
to
sell
the
governments
portion
providing
it
gets
the
same
price
per
lot
as
the
city
At
the
same
time
council
concurred
with
a
hospital
board
request
that
four
lots
adjacent
to
the
acute
hospital
bo
gazetted
for
a
public
hospital
reserve
It
will
be
reserved
for
such
future
expansion
as
mental
chronic
or
Isolation
hospital
facilities
William
E
Osland
and
David
M
W
Hummel
operators
ixf
a
Victoria
nursing
home
indicat
indicated
�
ed
earlier
that
if
the
Tenth
and
Lauricr
sites
could
be
pur
purchased
�
chased
their
proposed
institu
institution
�
tion
would
be
In
operation
with
in
nine
months
The
sites
posting
for
sale
means
it
could
be
sold
to
any
anyone
�
one
for
the
minimum
price
of
33500
providing
its
purpose
is
for
a
private
hospital
CONVICT
WANTS
HI5
DRUMS
BACK
PHILADELPHIA
AP
Convict
Maurice
X
Walker
31
says
officials
of
Eastoin
State
Correctional
Institution
took
away
his
bongo
drums
ami
he
wants
them
back
Walker
serving
two
to
five
years
for
armed
robbery
asked
common
pleas
court
to
order
the
drums
returned
Prison
officials
said
Walker
Is
in
a
disciplinary
cell
where
musical
instruments
are
banned