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THE
WORLD
TODAY
All
Night
Tales
DETROIT
AP
Chrysler
and
the
United
Auto
Workers
Union
were
expected
to
go
into
virtually
round-the-clock
bar
bargaining
¬
gaining
sessions
today
in
efforts
to
avoid
a
crippling
strike
of
some
75000
workers
With
a
strike
deadline
only
two
days
away
negotiators
met
through
throughout
¬
out
most
of
Sunday
an
1
Into
early
Monday
but
there
was
no
word
on
what
progress
was
being
made
on
union
demands
for
u
new
labor
contract
Another
Bombing
CHICAGO
AP
-
A
bomb
blast
tore
open
a
decorating
firms
store
Sunday
In
the
75th
bombing
or
burning
of
a
chl-cago-area
place
of
business
in
2
12
years
None
have
been
solved
And
addlngtothejlttcrs
of
businessmen
police
reported
the
theft
Saturday
night
of
340
pounds
of
dynamite
from
a
suburban
quarry
Fighting
Starts
NEW
YORK
AP
-
Can
Candidates
¬
didates
on
both
sides
of
the
US
political
fence
have
fired
volleys
on
such
issues
as
nu
nuclear
¬
clear
weapons
control
taxes
mid
civil
rights
In
the
first
major
skirmishing
of
tho
1004
presidential
election
campaign
President
Johnson
took
sharp
Issue
with
Republican
nominee
liarry
Goldwatcr
on
tho
question
of
nuclear
weapons
control
In
a
Lulntr
Day
address
In
Detroit
Monday
Monday
And
in
Indiana
mid
Ohio
tho
vlco
prcsldentlal
nomlneos
Republican
Representative
Wil
William
¬
liam
c
Miller
of
Now
York
unci
Democratic
Senator
II
Hum
Humphrey
¬
phrey
of
Minnesotu
touched
re
respectively
¬
spectively
on
taxes
and
civil
rights
among
other
things
25000
Expense
TORONTO
CP
Police
say
that
protection
for
tho
Deatlos
during
tholr
stay
In
Toronto
could
cost
taxpayers
nearly
20000
for
extra
pollco
duties
AlKHit
800
pollcomen
half
work
working
¬
ing
two
12
hour
shifts
uiul
tho
rest
two
lC
hour
shifts
were
required
to
control
tho
toon
ugors
Youths
Caught
NEW
YORK
AP
Moro
than
100
teen
agers
tossed
garbage
beer
cans
and
sand
at
pollco
at
Orchard
Deach
in
tho
Dronx
Monday
night
Patrolmen
fired
three
shots
In
tho
air
and
ar
arrested
¬
rested
32
youngsters
boforo
re
restoring
¬
storing
ordor
Pollco
said
soma
of
tho
young
people
had
defied
orders
to
movo
on
Man
Eaten
TEHRAN
AP
Swarms
of
hornets
devoured
a
hunter
when
he
tried
to
shoo
them
from
his
prey
a
Tehran
newspaper
re
reported
¬
ported
Monday
night
Tho
vic
victim
¬
tim
hunting
near
Shlraz
400
miles
south
of
here
was
skin
skinned
¬
ned
by
tho
Insects
who
ate
his
flesh
and
lett
only
a
skele
skeleton
¬
ton
The
Pollution
Control
Boards
demand
that
the
city
Install
a
sewer
treat
treatment
¬
ment
plant
may
hit
Prlnco
George
in
a
round
about
way
Other
centres
which
have
built
these
facilities
have
been
able
to
receive
aid
from
the
winter
work
program
but
under
the
new
rules
laid
down
by
the
provincial
government
cost
sharing
under
this
scheme
will
apply
only
to
employable
per
persons
¬
sons
hired
from
welfare
rolls
This
will
reduce
the
scale
of
aid
to
almost
zero
in
Prince
George
wokay
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of
the
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described
on
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Thursday
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A
total
wreck
is
the
car
in
which
five
persons
were
injured
near
Willow
River
Sat
Saturday
¬
urday
It
went
off
the
highway
and
slammed
into
a
bank
It
was
the
busiest
week
end
this
summer
Tor
police
who
had
to
handle
a
number
of
fatalities
in
addition
to
the
accidents
Ed
Robertson
Photo
ABOUT
TIME
SAYS
FRASER
Sewage
Plant
Overdue
Mayor
AlocFraserofQucsnel
said
today
tho
tlmolslongovor
duo
for
Prlnco
George
to
lnstil
a
sowago
treatment
plant
I
was
tickled
to
death
to
hear
that
tho
Pollution
Control
Hoard
will
roqulre
Prlnco
Goorgo
to
treat
sowago
it
dumps
Into
tho
Frascr
River
said
Mayor
Frasor
In
a
letter
read
to
city
coun
councils
¬
cils
gonoral
purposes
com
committee
¬
mittee
meeting
last
week
tho
board
warned
tho
city
that
tho
municipal
sowago
system
cannot
bo
extended
without
a
treatment
plant
being
built
Wo
woro
forced
to
build
a
treatment
plant
at
Quesnol
said
Mayor
Frasor
Woresont
very
much
tho
fact
that
Prlnco
Gcorgo
is
allowed
to
dump
close
to
3
millions
of
untreated
gallons
of
sowago
Into
tho
Frasor
Rlvor
each
day
Mayor
Frasor
said
Quesnol
built
Its
sowago
treatmont
plant
under
financing
plans
set
up
by
Central
Mortgago
and
Housing
Corp
and
the
winter
work
scheme
Indian
Dies
In
House
Fire
A
25-yoar-old
Indian
died
Monday
in
a
firo
believed
to
have
started
from
a
smouldor
lng
cigaret
Androw
Johnny
of
tho
Stonoy
Croek
Rosorvo
was
burned
to
doath
In
his
flaming
houso
about
1243
am
Ho
was
alono
at
tho
timo
If
it
isnt
the
rain
thats
bugging
highway
crews
its
and
you
could
have
guess
guessed
¬
ed
it
the
cold
weather
Almost
every
paving
project
in
the
Prince
George
area
is
way
behind
schedule
as
a
result
of
the
summer
long
rain
Now
they
are
threatened
by
freezing
temperatures
Paving
cant
be
done
properly
when
the
temp
temperature
¬
erature
is
below
40
Police
today
had
a
good
9
word
for
Prince
Georges
drivers
The
general
ob
observation
¬
servation
was
that
they
were
being
extremely
cautious
in
school
zones
which
Is
tho
way
it
should
be
with
all
tho
kids
on
the
roads
these
days
When
Prince
George
was
shivering
during
the
week
end
the
people
out
Burns
Lake
way
were
almost
being
blown
over
by
tho
wind
The
terrific
winds
knocked
down
trees
on
roads
and
really
stir
stirred
¬
red
up
the
water
In
the
lakes
in
that
district
A
Tlylng
Wally
West
denies
he
will
give
up
photography
for
an
airlines
berth
al
although
¬
though
Rotary
District
Govern
Governor
¬
or
Winfleld
McLean
enjoying
un
air
tour
of
Prlnco
George
and
environs
In
Wallys
private
plane
claims
tho
landing
would
do
credit
to
any
mllllon
mller
Quesnols
plant
cost
approxi
approximately
¬
mately
225000
Im
told
tho
water
lit
tho
Frasor
Is
pure
by
tho
time
it
reaches
Quesnol
but
its
tho
prlnclplo
of
tho
thing
ho
said
If
ono
municipality
Is
forced
Into
sowago
treatment
they
all
should
bo
Mayor
Frasor
said
Quesnol
had
a
unique
problem
In
that
it
didnt
have
land
on
which
to
build
a
sowago
lagoon
Instead
all
of
Its
treatment
facilities
had
to
bo
with
mechanical
de
devices
¬
vices
It
absolutely
amazes
mo
that
Prlnco
Goorgo
has
been
ablo
to
get
away
with
not
treating
sow
ago
as
long
as
It
has
said
Mayor
Frasor
ANGRY
PARENTS
i
I
Ae
Citizen
The
daily
newspaper
for
Central
British
Columbia
Two
Hunters
Killed
In
Weekend
Mishaps
Two
hunters
died
In
separata
shooting
accidents
In
Central
BC
during
the
weekend
Dead
arc
Lome
Sullivan
10
of
Prince
George
and
Robert
Hallon
Ucattle
24
address
unknown
Sullivan
accidentally
sliot
himself
when
he
stooped
down
lo
pick
blueberries
flvo
miles
south
of
Gillies
Crossing
about
70
miles
southwest
of
Prince
George
A
hunting
companion
Gordon
Lchto
also
of
Prlnco
Gcorgo
said
tho
gun
was
apparently
triggered
by
a
twig
Tho
bullet
pierced
his
lower
abdomen
Lchto
flagged
down
a
vehicle
driven
by
John
Ernst
of
Quesnol
and
llioy
rushed
him
ovor
tho
Ty
CIEAR
TOPPLE
CARS
Montreal
Hoods
Riot
MONTREAL
CP
Scoros
of
youths
carrying
flags
and
shout
shouting
¬
ing
revolutionary
slogans
staged
a
rowdy
demonstration
Monday
night
in
mldtown
Mont
Montreal
¬
real
burning
Union
Jacks
and
overturning
three
cars
Pollco
arrested
70
and
said
they
would
bo
charged
today
with
disturbing
tho
peace
re
refusing
¬
fusing
to
obey
police
orders
to
disperse
and
holding
a
parado
without
a
permit
Tho
disturbance
erupted
about
700pm
whenthe
demon
demonstrators
¬
strators
marched
to
Lafontalne
Park
tho
scene
of
a
similar
in
incident
¬
cident
a
week
ago
when
40
sep
separatist
¬
aratist
sympathizers
clashed
with
police
Escapes
Death
Second
Time
A
Forest
Servlco
employee
during
the
weekendbrushedwith
death
for
tho
second
time
Jn
as
many
months
Clove
Darrett
of
Prince
George
was
Injured
when
tho
three
quarter
ton
Forest
Ser
Servlco
¬
vlco
truck
he
was
driving
over
overturned
¬
turned
at
mile
12
of
tho
Duck
horn
Road
He
was
thrown
32
feet
in
the
accident
and
suffers
a
back
Injury
Police
said
Mr
Darrett
was
thrown
from
the
truck
as
it
rolled
off
the
highway
and
hit
a
tree
Damage
totalled
1500
Several
weeks
ago
Mr
Dar
Darrett
¬
rett
almost
drowned
when
his
boat
overturned
on
a
rlvor
northwest
of
here
Ho
was
prospecting
at
the
time
and
lost
all
of
his
food
and
equipment
In
the
accident
John
Ellison
Funeral
Today
Funeral
services
were
held
at
130
pm
today
for
a
23-year-old
Princo
George
nun
who
died
In
Vancouver
a
week
ago
after
a
traffic
accident
John
Rao
Ellison
was
killed
ifter
tho
car
he
was
driving
piled
into
a
cement
abutment
near
Clinton
Aug
30
His
brother
Dill
18
and
Miss
Sharon
Hamilton
wcro
injured
in
tho
accident
Pollco
woro
tlpiKMl
off
in
ad
vanco
and
usod
a
squad
of
mounted
policemen
to
broak
up
tho
parado
Dut
an
hour
later
tho
youths
carrying
Queboc
f
leur
do
Us
and
Fronch
tri
color
flags
reassembled
In
tho
park
A
Union
Jack
was
burned
at
the
foot
of
tho
Dollard
dos
Ormeaux
monument
and
sev
several
¬
eral
more
sot
afire
in
front
of
a
building
occupied
by
Montreal-Matin
a
French
languago
morning
newspaper
Two
cars
were
overturned
near
the
building
a
block
north
of
tho
park
on
Marie
Anne
Streot
and
another
automobllo
upset
on
Doyer
Street
a
block
west
The
vehicles
were
heavily
damaged
Ono
of
the
mobs
loaders
was
bolleved
to
bo
a
separatist
but
most
of
them
were
hot
headed
kids
striving
for
popularity
Insp
Paul
Plcard
said
Once
we
got
tho
leaders
many
of
the
others
left
Those
arrested
were
brought
to
two
police
stations
by
police
vans
and
cruisers
and
lodged
in
cells
Tho
mob
cstimatod
at
300
persons
at
ono
point
shouted
such
slogans
as
vivo
lo
Que
bec
Ubro
long
llvo
freo
Quo
boc
vivo
loFLQ
long
llvo
lo
Front
de
Liberation
Quo
becois
and
vivo
llndepond
enco
long
live
independence
Tho
disturbance
flared
up
when
tho
crowd
reached
the
half
mile
square
park
bounded
by
Rachel
Paplneau
Pare
La
Lafontalne
¬
fontalne
and
Shorbrooko
Streets
and
assembled
at
tho
monument
dedicated
to
a
17th
century
flguro
who
fought
In
Indians
¬
dians
at
Long
Sault
and
saved
Montreal
from
capture
Two
youths
set
the
flag
afire
but
the
blaze
died
out
when
the
mounted
police
scattered
the
crowd
A
youtli
grabbed
the
smoldering
omblem
and
ran
off
Although
tho
crowd
yelled
FLQ
slogans
police
said
they
werent
associated
with
a
par
particular
¬
ticular
organization
The
FLQ
was
a
terrorist
ring
responsible
for
a
sorios
of
bombings
In
Montreal
in
the
spring
of
10G3
that
killed
ono
man
and
maimed
another
gal
ding
boundaries
The
boundaries
set
by
School
Doard
would
see
tho
children
attend
South
Fort
George
school
The
spokesman
who
is
mother
of
ono
of
the
children
said
shed
be
seeing
a
lawyer
later
today
on
behalf
of
the
group
rocky
road
to
Prlnco
George
stopping
til
RCAF
Station
Daldy
Hughes
to
gel
medical
help
Sullivan
was
dead
on
arrival
at
Prlnco
George
Hospital
Doattle
died
of
an
accidentally
self
inflicted
wound
three
miles
northeast
of
Taylor
20
miles
south
of
Fort
St
John
Police
do
not
yet
know
Uoat
ties
homo
address
BAD
WEEKEND
Phone
LOgan
42441
Close
to
13000
in
cash
and
cheques
was
stolen
early
today
from
the
Simon
Fraser
Hotel
cashbox
Pollco
said
a
locked
cupboard
door
v9
pried
open
and
the
loot
taken
about
2
am
today
Manager
of
the
citys
largest
hotel
William
Grauwller
said
the
night
clerk
on
duty
received
an
outside
telephone
call
which
warned
him
thero
was
a
flro
on
the
second
storey
of
the
hotel
Tho
clerk
John
Stewart
checked
all
floors
of
the
building
and
found
no
flro
When
ho
returned
to
tho
desk
ho
discovered
the
theft
Tho
call
was
a
manoeuvre
Mr
Grauwller
said
Tho
cash
drawer
was
not
damaged
In
he
theft
oven
though
11
was
locked
It
was
a
real
smooth
Job
tho
manager
said
Someone
knew
what
they
wcro
doing
and
know
where
logo
A
steady
guest
of
the
hotel
was
apparently
spotted
near
the
lobby
at
the
time
of
the
theft
and
ho
Is
being
questioned
by
police
Several
other
guests
are
also
being
questioned
No
arrests
have
yet
boon
made
10c
Copy
Hotel
Cash
Robbery
Yields
Thief
13000
POLICE
SUMMON
TO
WILD
SCREAMS
On
the
lighter
side
of
police
news
a
young
man
le
ported
hearing
wild
screams
and
seeing
blinking
lights
in
a
house
as
he
walked
his
girl
home
Sunday
night
On
investigation
police
found
a
flock
of
teen
age
girls
having
a
pyjama
party
The
screams
Oh
they
were
just
shrieking
along
with
the
Beatles
Police
still
havent
figured
out
why
the
lights
were
blinking
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or
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Columbia
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hotel
looted
Mr
Grauwller
said
all
banks
have
been
Informed
of
the
theft
and
have
boon
asked
to
keep
a
lookout
for
tho
stolen
cheques
Tito
amount
of
cash
taken
was
not
Immediately
known
Crashes
Injure
Five
Flvo
persons
wcro
sent
to
Prlnco
Gcorgo
Regional
Hospi
Hospital
¬
tal
ovor
tho
uockondfromthreo
Hit
Run
Car
Hits
Youth
A
13
-year
-old
South
Fort
Gcorgo
girl
was
struck
from
behind
by
a
stolen
car
as
sho
walked
homo
from
a
movlo
Saturday
night
Occupants
of
tho
car
fled
Twyla
Dorlkoffof
HCCCIaiko
was
tossed
Into
the
nlr
and
hor
10-year-old
brother
had
todlvo
for
tho
ditch
when
tho
vchlclo
sped
at
them
as
they
walked
homo
from
a
movlo
Occupants
of
tho
stolen
car
fled
on
foot
aftor
tho
accident
They
havo
not
boon
captured
Twylas
faco
and
leg
was
cut
and
her
anklo
is
believed
to
havo
been
fractured
Sho
said
6ho
novor
saw
tho
car
coming
Her
brother
Philip
said
ho
glanced
ovor
his
shoulder
in
time
to
seo
tho
car
and
told
Twyla
to
Jump
When
tho
car
hit
hor
ho
raced
to
tho
nearby
homo
of
a
doctor
and
got
help
Tho
accident
occurred
near
tho
corner
of
20th
Ave
and
Queensway
St
Burglars
Swipe
Smokos
Money
Durglars
stolo
cigaret
ma
chlno
money
and
wrockoda
chequo
-
cancelling
machine
when
they
broke
into
the
No
chako
Servlco
Station
at
C83
Victoria
Thursday
night
Polico
said
entry
was
gained
by
breaking
tho
lock
on
a
sido
door
The
spokesman
said
she
was
referring
the
case
to
a
lawyer
whod
advise
the
parents
of
their
legal
position
later
today
Sho
said
the
parents
will
take
their
children
to
Connaught
again
Wednesday
to
sop
what
happens
And
in
Vancouver
VANCOUVER
Special
-
A
dozen
mothers
in
the
Dunbur
district
say
they
wont
send
their
children
to
school
until
the
underbrush
is
cleared
from
n
school
ground
They
took
the
stand
after
police
and
tracking
dogs
searched
the
bushes
but
failed
to
find
a
youth
who
mo
molested
¬
lested
two
10-year-old
girls
near
the
school
Friday
niter
noon
Tho
women
said
there
are
about
JO
mothers
al
altogether
¬
together
who
wouldnt
send
their
children
to
school
until
tho
underbrush
is
cleared
separate
car
accidents
near
Princo
Goorgo
In
tho
most
serious
accident
thrco
members
of
ono
family
a
cousin
and
another
man
wore
Injured
A
car
driven
ly
Richard
Roth
23
missed
a
corner
noar
Wil
Willow
¬
low
River
Jumped
two
wash
washouts
¬
outs
plowed
through
a
railway
fenco
and
came
to
rost
against
a
dirt
ombankmont
Roth
is
in
satisfactory
condi
condition
¬
tion
today
while
his
father
Frank
Roth
49
Is
in
fairly
good
con
condition
¬
dition
with
chest
Injuries
ami
lacerations
about
tho
face
Roths
15-year-old
brother
Edward
suffered
a
bioken
leg
A
14-yoar-old
cousin
Raymond
Lofcbvro
rccotved
a
broken
neck
in
tho
mishap
but
is
In
good
condition
today
Floyd
Dayton
33
was
shaken
up
in
tho
accldont
All
wore
from
Willow
River
and
tho
acci
accident
¬
dent
happened
on
Highway
10
east
at
4i30
pm
Saturday
An
accldont
130
miles
north
of
Prlnco
George
on
the
Hart
Highway
early
this
morning
loft
two
Prince
George
men
moro
wet
and
cold
than
hurt
Jack
Armstrong
and
Tom
Iluntor
both
about
20
woro
on
tholr
way
back
from
Edmonton
when
tholr
car
hit
a
largo
puddlo
at
I
am
Thoy
wero
completely
tin
morsed
in
tho
puddlo
and
wote
suffoilng
fiom
exposuro
when
they
arrived
at
Prlnco
Georgo
Regional
Hospital
at
4s30
am
A
city
woman
is
suffering
possible
fractured
ribs
and
in
internal
¬
ternal
injurlos
aftor
tho
car
she
was
sitting
In
was
side
swiped
by
another
Mrs
Ellen
Griffin
was
sitting
in
her
stalled
car
while
her
husband
was
attempting
to
fix
it
Sho
is
In
satisfactory
condition
today
In
other
accidents
a
car
struck
a
railway
crossing
and
TO
SEE
LAWYER
Children
Barred
From
Con
naught
A
contingent
of
23
angry
par
parents
¬
ents
saw
tho
39
children
they
brought
to
classes
turned
away
from
Connaught
elementary
school
today
Tholr
appearance
at
Con
naught
was
the
latest
movo
In
a
battle
which
parents
of
a
south
end
neighborhood
are
having
with
School
Doard
over
a
path
the
children
would
have
to
walk
If
they
went
to
South
Fort
George
school
School
Doard
wants
the
young
youngsters
¬
sters
to
enrol
at
South
Tort
t
George
but
tho
parents
have
re
rejected
¬
jected
the
Idea
on
tho
grounds
that
theyd
havo
to
uso
a
dan
dangerous
¬
gerous
path
The
parents
say
transients
often
sleep
In
the
bush
near
tho
path
A
spokesman
for
the
parents
said
tho
prinlcpal
of
Coniuught
Elementary
told
them
he
had
to
follow
hchool
board
rules
re
What
Is
wrong
with
thp
laws
of
DC
If
they
force
parents
to
endanger
the
lives
of
their
chil
children
¬
dren
she
asked
Anyone
walking
this
path
themselves
can
see
the
threats
to
the
lives
of
our
children
She
went
on
to
suggest
that
School
Doard
should
call
a
spe
special
¬
cial
meeting
to
deal
with
the
caso
School
Doard
has
s
lid
that
If
the
children
didnt
want
to
take
the
path
which
Is
being
protested
they
could
take
an
alternate
mute
The
alternate
route
Is
13
miles
hum
South
Fort
Georne
School
well
within
tho
Depart
Department
¬
ment
f
1ducat
inns
thuv
inllp
iiMsinuim
Tho
parents
live
In
a
rndnh
biiihuod
which
take
in
Pine
Short
and
the
Cariboo
Trailer
t
Couit
plowed
400
yards
In
a
ditch
near
Salmon
Valley
Sunday
causing
300
damage
Occupants
Aitel
Kornszee
tho
owner
on
I
driver
George
Kozma
woro
slightly
cut
Kornszee
Is
from
Finlny
Forks
and
Kozma
Is
from
Dear
Lake
Cars
driven
by
Robert
Lo
houllllor
of
770
Irwin
and
Hel
Helmut
¬
mut
Franklo
of
1071
Freeman
collided
at
ICth
and
the
hos
hospital
¬
pital
entrance
last
night
causing
300
damage
Pollco
said
file
Franklo
car
turned
Into
the
path
of
tho
other
vehicle
Another
collision
at
Fifth
and
Douglas
caused
200
damage
to
cars
driven
by
Robot
t
Cloment
of
Goglln
Subdivision
and
Dujo
Tutio
of
Gonoral
Delivery
Prince
Georgo
An
accident
at
tho
south
en
entrance
¬
trance
of
tho
Old
Nochako
Drldgo
caused
550
damage
to
cars
driven
by
Clifford
Ryddo
of
Abordoen
Road
and
Alfred
Mauro
of
1804
Juniper
In
a
ono
vehlcle
accident
a
car
driven
by
Gary
Ollinger
of
108S
Central
skidded
500
foet
and
hit
a
power
polo
at
Second
and
Central
Damage
totalled
500
Damage
totalled
000
when
cars
driven
by
Harvey
Mllke
of
Cariboo
Motel
and
Darry
Groves
of
1001
Harper
collided
at
Fourth
and
Quebec
Sat
ui
clay
Man
Injured
In
Stabbing
Died
Sunday
A
28-year-old
man
injuied
In
a
stabbing
incident
one
month
ago
died
Sunday
in
Prlnco
Geoi
go
Hospital
David
Wesley
Miller
of
tho
Island
Cache
succumbed
to
In
Injuries
¬
juries
suffered
when
ho
was
stabbed
in
tho
stomach
In
a
fight
outsldo
a
downtown
beer
parlour
in
early
August
Tho
man
arrested
for
the
stabbing
Delmar
Kellog
35
now
faces
chaiges
of
wounding
with
Intent
to
causo
bodily
mm
Police
said
he
will
be
charged
with
a
Mnoro
serious
offence
when
he
appears
in
couit
on
remand
net
Monday
Eagles
Win
Soccer
Tourney
KISPIOX
Special
-Gaetano
Mauro
10
led
Glscome
Eaples
to
an
unpiecedented
stralpht
pames
sweep
of
tills
towns
annual
soccer
tournament
Mauro
a
pickup
Jrom
the
Prlnco
Georpe
Deut
Flyers
scored
three
straight
shutouts
as
Glsconio
entered
under
a
Rums
lake
banner
broored
to
r00
first
prlo
money
Mauro
stopped
doioudlui
champion
Terrace
and
Klspiov
2
0
Ho
then
blanked
Terrace
a
rain
this
time
1
0
after
two
ovoilime
periods
1
eslio
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scojod
the
titlo
whmlu
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