4
THE
CITIZEN
Lumber
Inspectors
Call
For
Strike
Action
VANCOUVm
CP
Lumber
grading
Inspectors
hae
voted
in
favor
of
a
strike
tliat
could
lie
up
a
major
part
of
the
BC
lumber
industry
They
rejected
a
conciliation
board
report
by
a
224
7
vote
and
approved
strike
action
by
a
221
7
margin
There
are
about
10
grading
inspectors
that
come
under
the
1WA
local
here
They
work
In
four
area
mills
Most
inspec
inspectors
¬
tors
are
employed
on
coastal
lumber
operations
Employers
have
called
for
a
government
supervised
strike
vote
which
under
BC
law
must
be
held
before
strle
action
can
start
No
date
has
been
set
Engineer
Drowns
L1LLOOET
CP-
One
crew
crewman
¬
man
is
dead
and
two
others
escaped
when
a
PGE
railway
engine
plunged
Into
Seton
Lake
near
Lillooet
Sunday
Forty-five-year-old
engin
engineer
¬
eer
Mel
Hunt
of
North
Van
Vancouver
¬
couver
drowned
in
the
icy
waters
of
the
lake
Fireman
Jake
Morrison
and
trainman
Tom
Myette
both
of
North
Van
Vancouver
¬
couver
managed
to
escape
from
the
sinking
locomotive
and
swim
to
shore
Railway
officials
saywarmer
temperatures
In
the
area
may
have
melted
ice
in
the
rocks
above
the
tracks
loosening
the
rocks
and
causing
a
slide
Top
Brew
LONDON
CP
-
Canadian
brewery
tycoon
E
P
Taylor
today
was
presented
with
a
sil
silver
¬
ver
trophy
for
the
best
bottled
beer
In
Commonwealth
coun
countries
¬
tries
excluding
Britain
The
trophy
won
at
a
recent
brewers
exhibition
in
London
against
competition
from
21
Commonwealth
countries
is
awarded
every
four
years
The
ale
Is
brewed
in
Van
Vancouver
¬
couver
It
won
in
all
classes
after
a
panel
of
2
5
leading
Brit
British
¬
ish
brewers
judged
it
on
color
nose
or
bouquet
and
taste
Publisher
Dies
CH1LLIWACK
CP
One
of
Canadas
most
widely
known
weekly
newspaper
editors
and
publishers
Charles
A
Barber
of
Chilllwack
died
Saturday
in
the
Fraser
Valley
city
He
was
publisher
of
the
Chilll
Chilllwack
¬
wack
Progress
for
many
years
He
was
a
former
president
of
both
the
BC
Weekly
News
Newspaper
¬
paper
Association
and
the
Cana
Canadian
¬
dian
Weekly
Newspaper
Asso
Association
¬
ciation
Costly
Bill
QUFSNEL
CP
-
A
one
dollar
bill
was
auctioned
for
more
than
1000
Sunday
at
Quesnel
The
bill
actually
a
bill
and
a
half
was
a
misprint
found
by
a
Quesnel
bank
which
turned
it
over
to
a
service
club
to
be
auctioned
for
charity
The
bill
was
purchased
by
0
C
Brown
miller
who
paid
1050
for
it
The
auction
was
an
annual
charity
affair
on
radio
Many
Subpoenaed
VANCOUVER
CP
Lawyer
Hugh
McGivern
says
four
dep
deputy
¬
uty
ministers
and
as
many
as
12
other
government
officials
will
be
called
as
witnesses
In
the
trial
of
G
E
P
Jones
suspended
chairman
of
the
BC
government
purchasing
com
commission
¬
mission
Mr
McGivern
is
representing
Jones
at
the
Vic
Victoria
¬
toria
trial
in
which
Jones
is
charged
with
receivingunlawful
benefits
in
the
purchase
of
two
cars
Hunter
Safe
WILLIAMS
LAKE
CP
An
American
hunter
reported
10
days
overdue
on
a
hunting
trip
in
central
BC
has
turned
up
safely
in
Alexis
Creek
40
miles
west
of
here
Howard
Morgan
of
Moses
Lake
Wash
was
reported
missing
after
he
failed
to
return
when
the
hunting
season
ended
in
the
area
However
Morgan
moved
to
the
Horsefly
area
west
of
here
to
take
part
in
the
extended
hunting
season
in
that
region
gd
gerdes
WATCHMAKER
AND
JEWELLER
Ste
6
1330
3rd
Avenue
Next
to
Bank
of
Montreal
PHONE
5647538
Monday
December
14
1964
Fluoridation
Still
An
Issue
But
Voters
Dont
Mind
Improvements
Spending
B
C
is
still
sharply
divided
over
the
merits
of
fluori
fluoridation
¬
dation
will
f
pend
money
for
local
improvements
and
is
mostly
content
with
local
administrations
That
appears
to
be
the
result
of
municipal
elections
held
across
the
province
mostly
In
bad
weather
Saturday
It
was
mainly
off
year
voting
with
few
races
for
mayors
reeves
and
village
commlsion
ers
and
only
In
rare
Instances
was
the
turnout
heavy
neferendums
for
new
schools
libraries
and
hospi
hospitals
¬
tals
were
approved
with
few
exceptions
Fluoridation
was
the
hot
is
sure
But
the
only
thing
proved
by
the
voting
in
16
fluoridation
referendums
appeared
to
be
that
some
groups
had
argued
more
eloquently
than
others
for
and
against
the
proposal
to
protect
teeth
against
decay
by
treating
the
water
supply
It
needed
60
per
cent
approval
and
got
it
in
Port
Moody
North
Kamloops
Terrace
Golden
Klmberley
Chapman
Camp
and
Marysvllle
The
margin
In
Ter
Terrace
¬
race
was
an
overwhelming
1
064
to
191
There
was
an
astonishing
inconsistency
on
the
question
where
the
heaviest
fighting
went
on
before
balloting
North
Kamloops
gave
fluoridation
a
yes
758
to
409
but
down
through
the
nearby
Okanagan
such
communities
as
Pentlcton
and
Vernon
said
an
outright
no
Fluoridation
also
went
down
in
Merritt
Princeton
and
Hope
On
Vancouver
Island
Nan
aimo
sent
it
to
a
crushing
2008
-
to
-
1145
defeat
In
Duncan
the
issue
fell
short
of
approval
by
seven
votes
and
in
North
Cowichan
district
by
25
votes
Total
spending
authorized
across
the
province
was
19800000
and
only
904000
worth
of
projects
were
turned
down
including
719000
for
sewers
In
13
municipalities
sur
surrounding
¬
rounding
Vancouver
the
single
battle
for
council
leadership
saw
incumbent
Murdo
Frazer
capture
the
North
Vancouver
district
reeves
chair
with
66
per
cent
of
the
popular
vote
in
a
two
way
fight
with
Peter
Faminow
Williams
Lake
voted
to
be
become
¬
come
a
town
and
to
extend
its
boundaries
and
Revelstoke
Vernon
Creston
KitlmatOso
yoos
as
well
as
Prince
George
voted
to
expand
Civic
voting
on
Saturday
was
an
Innovation
requested
by
the
Union
of
D
C
Municipalities
HAZELTON
Commissioners
Two
Seats
Mrs
Mary
E
Ingram
58
Wil
William
¬
liam
McGowan
46
elected
Caspar
DeDeer
43
SMITHERS
Referendum
-
480000
schools
yes
193
no
52
Car
Carried
¬
ried
WILLIAMS
LAKE
School
trustee
Lac
Lallache
district
one
seat
-
Dorothy
Dryce
100
elected
xWilliam
Dingwall
27
Referendums
village
to
town
status
yes
151
no
29
carried
Extension
of
boundaries
yes
100
no
37
carried
Repeal
sidewalks
improvement
policy
yes
161
no
30
carried
BURNS
LAKE
Commissioners
two
seats
N
Patterson
191
L
Radlay
140
Elected
xD
Traxler
60
School
Trustee
one
seat
T
Forsythe
152
elected
P
Drewcock
104
Bylaw
-
30000
for
sewer
system
yes
139
no
21
car
carried
¬
ried
VANDERHOOF
Commissioners
two
seats
xLloyd
Nordlung
146
xWllfred
Sawatsky
138
elected
William
Lemmy
106
School
trustee
one
seat
xA
W
Mooney
131
elected
Jerald
Peterson
84
FORT
ST
JAMES
Commissioners
two
seats
Bob
Goodwin
98
Ed
Hill
83
elected
Bob
Switzer
52
Anton
Schneider
50
McBRIDE
Commissioners
two
seats
xSteve
Kolida
60
Kenneth
Hen
Henderson
¬
derson
56
elected
John
T
Dutton
45
George
H
Cole
28
KITIMAT
Alderman
three
seats
xWD
Stickney
808
Hugh
Gresham
640
Mrs
Edith
Angle
480
elected
J
Paul
Asikalnen
430
Mrs
Isobel
Ripley
416
Ray
Raymond
¬
mond
Lapolnte
344
Nicholas
Urbanowski
256
School
trustees
three
seats
Mrs
Mary
Connolly
979
xJ
W
Thomson
941
xJ
L
Osborne
910
elected
Steen
Cassldy
349
Antoon
Coppens
134
UNIONS
POSTPONE
US
RAIL
STRIKE
CHICAGO
AP
-
Three
shop
craft
unions
made
known
today
there
v
ill
not
beany
US
wide
railway
strike
until
after
Jan
1
Alex
Elson
lawyer
for
the
Machinists
Electric
Workers
and
Sheet
Metal
Workers
Union
made
the
announcement
in
US
district
court
The
unions
last
week
had
set
for
G
am
local
time
Tuesday
a
strike
that
would
have
made
idle
more
than
90
per
cent
of
the
rail
traffic
just
at
a
time
when
pre
Clmstmas
travel
mail
and
merchandise
shipments
are
at
a
peak
BIGGEST
IN
WEST
Call
Bids
On
Peace
Powerplant
Project
VANCOUVER
DC
Hydro
has
invited
bids
for
a
contract
to
build
the
huge
Portage
Moun
Mountain
¬
tain
powerplant
and
associated
facilities
at
the
Peace
River
project
Bids
will
be
opened
at
the
BC
Hydro
head
office
April
6
When
fullv
developed
the
2
300000
-
kilowatt
powerplant
will
have
a
greater
capacity
than
any
existing
powerplant
in
the
western
world
In
addition
to
the
powerplant
complex
major
work
covered
by
the
contract
will
include
power
intake
structures
and
pen
stocks
to
deliver
reservoir
wanter
to
generating
units
two
48-foot-dlameter
tallrace
tun
tunnels
¬
nels
and
associated
works
to
discharge
spent
water
back
Into
the
river
installation
of
9000
000
pounds
of
mechanical
equip
equipment
¬
ment
and
major
earth
ex
excavation
¬
cavation
associated
with
the
projects
switchyards
and
various
other
surface
works
The
contract
calls
for
under
underground
¬
ground
rock
excavation
totalling
1000000
cubic
yards
Another
1700000
cubic
yards
of
sur
surface
¬
face
excavation
also
will
be
re
required
¬
quired
A
18
million
separate
con
contract
¬
tract
for
excavation
of
power
powerhouse
¬
house
access
tunnels
has
al
already
¬
ready
been
awarded
to
Northern
Construction
Co
and
J
V
Stewart
Ltd
of
Vancouver
One
1400
-
foot
-
long
tunnel
will
provide
permanent
access
to
the
powerhouse
A
second
tunnel
1600
feet
long
will
lead
from
the
main
access
tunnel
around
two
thirds
of
the
powerhouse
perimeter
From
the
second
tunnel
Min
Miners
¬
ers
working
under
the
power
powerhouse
¬
house
contract
will
begin
ex
excavating
¬
cavating
penstock
tunnels
next
Thisadvertisement
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
ol
British
Columbia
Great
idea
for
your
guests
A
tub
of
Labatts
Pilsener
Beer
Big
group
coming
Toss
a
couple
of
dozen
Labatts
Pilsener
into
a
tub
of
ice
Put
the
tub
on
a
table
Stand
back
Remember
this
is
the
lively
lager
thats
prized
by
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drinking
men
H
I
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U
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In
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a
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or
cer
certified
¬
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cheque
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Ps
COLD
SNAP
CRACKLES
PRAIRIES
EDMONTON
CP
-
Bitter
cold
air
covers
the
Western
prairie
today
and
the
weather
office
reported
no
sign
of
a
break
in
the
severest
cold
snap
of
the
winter
Siur
in
the
Yukon
1500
miles
northwest
ofEdmon
ton
recorded
67
below
low
lowest
¬
est
in
Canada
today
Snag
holds
the
national
low
re
record
¬
cord
of
about
83
below
Watson
Lake
near
the
BC
-Yukon
boundary
re
recorded
¬
corded
51
below
Prairie
temperatures
ranged
from
34
below
at
Grande
Prairie
to
three
be
below
¬
low
at
Medicine
Hat
Other
lows
were
Edmonton
-22
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¬
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-43
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