On
the
CNR
-
two
cars
in
a
35
car
freight
left
the
tracks
near
Spences
Bridge
Eastbound
passen
gers
were
flown
to
Ed
Edmonton
¬
monton
while
repairs
were
made
to
the
line
On
the
PGE
four
diesel
units
and
four
freight
cars
left
the
rails
two
miles
north
of
Horse
Horseshoe
¬
shoe
Day
Buses
were
used
to
transport
passengers
around
the
accident
scene
while
repairs
were
made
There
were
no
Injuries
In
either
derailment
A
two
-
car
derailment
110
miles
northeast
of
here
stalled
all
traffic
on
the
Canadian
National
Railways
line
Monday
night
Officials
reported
the
wheels
of
two
cars
in
the
middle
of
a
freight
train
left
the
track
near
Spences
Bridge
but
the
cars
remained
upright
An
east
bound
passenger
train
was
turned
back
to
Van
Vancouver
¬
couver
and
Its
110
passengers
flown
to
Edmonton
at
CNR
ex
expense
¬
pense
Anchor
Locomotive
VANCOUVER
CP
Divers
have
anchored
a
railway
diesel
locomotive
to
a
ledge
140
feet
underwater
in
Seton
Lake
110
miles
northeast
of
Vancouver
The
PGE
locomotive
plunged
Into
the
lake
Dec
13
after
it
struck
a
slide
while
hauling
a
freight
train
An
Insurance
spokesman
said
steps
were
taken
today
to
secure
the
lo
locomotive
¬
comotive
to
prevent
It
from
slipping
to
the
bottom
of
the
900
foot
lake
Paper
Talks
VANCOUVER
CP
-
Wage
negotiations
between
printers
and
Pacific
Press
Ltd
which
publishes
The
Sun
and
The
Province
have
broken
off
It
was
disclosed
Tuesday
Local
226
of
the
Vancouver
Typographical
Union
rejected
a
company
offer
of
a
six
year
contract
which
Included
a
life
lifetime
¬
time
guarantee
of
employment
for
all
printers
with
one
or
more
years
of
service
GRAIN
BREAD
The
union
had
asked
for
a
248
per
cent
increase
in
wages
and
fringe
benefits
in
a
30
month
contract
Printers
with
pacific
Press
now
are
paid
a
day
hourly
rate
of
351
for
a
37
12
hour
week
Bomb
Scare
RICHMOND
CP
RCMP
at
Richmond
and
Vancouver
air
airport
¬
port
officials
searched
an
air
aircraft
¬
craft
last
night
after
a
telephoned
bomb
threat
was
re
received
¬
ceived
at
the
airport
The
caller
said
a
C
PA
flight
leaving
at
10
55
had
a
bomb
on
board
A
check
proved
that
the
only
plane
due
to
leave
at
that
time
was
a
United
Air
Airlines
¬
lines
flight
It
vas
searched
nothing
was
found
and
it
left
on
time
Seacocks
Opened
KELOWNA
CP
-
Seacocks
opened
by
vandals
may
have
been
the
cause
of
the
sinking
new
years
eve
of
the
Pando7l
a
former
ferry
used
on
Okan
agan
Lake
The
ferry
retired
in
1953
and
later
sold
to
Kelowna
for
1
had
been
tied
up
at
a
dock
In
the
city
and
used
by
sea
cadets
The
city
will
hire
a
diver
to
check
the
sunken
vessel
Taking
advantage
of
the
holi
holiday
¬
day
period
of
opening
of
the
Berlin
wall
thousands
of
West
Berllners
entered
the
Soviet
sector
of
the
divided
city
over
the
Oberbaum
bridge
The
wall
again
closed
midnight
Sunday
TOURISTS
TRIP
Some
50
miles
of
canals
may
be
cruised
by
tourists
visiting
Amsterdam
535
HOTEL
MOTEL
ROOMS
IN
THE
CITY
Prince
George
this
summer
will
have
535
hotel
rooms
and
motel
units
which
are
recommended
for
tourists
The
1965
directory
of
tourist
accommodation
published
by
the
B
C
Government
Travel
Bureau
includes
in
its
list
the
Slumber
Lodge
Motel
which
will
open
48
units
on
Victoria
St
this
year
While
the
directory
lists
the
railway
service
to
Prince
George
it
make
no
mention
of
scheduled
air
airlines
¬
lines
and
bus
routes
The
directory
is
used
by
tourist
information
centres
to
help
travellers
with
the
transportation
and
accommodation
problems
rajpggn
W
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I
KIRK
DOUCLAS
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JAMES
MASON
ruximu
rtiuiowi
Derailments
Cause
Delays
To
Railroads
VANCOUVER
CP
-
Service
has
been
restored
on
the
Canadian
National
and
Pacific
Great
Eastern
railway
lines
disrupted
after
derailments
in
recent
days
NANAIMOD
CCP
Colln
Cameron
New
Democratic
MP
for
Nanalmo
has
charged
that
the
press
of
Canada
presents
a
distorted
and
untrue
picture
of
the
House
of
Commons
and
its
activities
He
criticized
publishers
and
editors
for
seeing
that
only
the
spectacular
and
vulgar
get
play
He
made
his
charges
Monday
night
at
a
banquet
following
an
inaugural
city
council
meeting
here
Mr
Cameron
charged
the
press
radio
and
television
with
presenting
a
distorted
picture
of
Parliament
and
one
to
which
I
take
exception
He
said
the
only
time
a
mem
member
¬
ber
reaches
the
news
is
when
he
Is
making
a
fool
of
himself
while
the
solid
and
important
transactions
of
Parliament
are
relegated
to
back
pages
or
are
ignored
We
have
been
told
that
the
only
publicity
we
are
going
to
get
is
when
we
behave
in
a
way
which
is
a
disgrace
to
democracy
WHITE
TABLECLOTH
Ukrainian
Christmas
Tonight
By
THE
CANADIAN
PRESS
A
sheaf
of
grain
a
circular
loaf
of
bread
flanked
by
candles
and
a
white
tablecloth
become
symbols
of
Christmas
tonight
in
thousands
of
Canadianhomes
It
is
Christmas
Eve
for
475
000
Ukrainian
-
Canadians
who
observe
the
birth
of
Jesus
by
the
Julian
calendar
Placing
of
the
cloth
grain
and
bread
on
the
table
precedes
the
12
course
Sviata
Vechera
or
Holy
Supper
The
supper
is
the
most
im
important
¬
portant
part
of
Ukrainian
Christmas
celebrations
a
mix
mixture
¬
ture
of
pagan
customs
and
Christian
teaching
The
circular
bread
or
kola
chee
which
serves
as
the
tables
centrepiece
represents
the
sun
the
symbol
of
life
The
sheaf
of
diduch
represents
unity
and
gathering
of
the
clans
The
Holy
Supper
is
tradition
traditionally
¬
ally
a
family
gathering
although
a
place
is
set
at
the
table
for
any
homeless
stranger
who
may
drop
in
In
some
homes
a
candle
Is
placed
in
the
window
as
an
invitation
to
a
homeless
stranger
The
vechera
consists
of
12
meatless
dishes
In
ancient
times
the
number
of
dishes
ranged
from
nine
to
14
repre
representing
¬
senting
produce
grown
on
the
land
or
taken
from
the
water
But
with
the
coming
of
Chris
Christianity
¬
tianity
the
number
was
set
at
12
for
the
Apostles
who
gath
gathered
¬
ered
for
the
Last
Supper
The
food
Is
prepared
with
either
vegetable
shortening
or
cooking
oil
The
indispenslble
dish
Is
ku
kutia
¬
tia
which
is
served
first
It
con
consists
¬
sists
of
cooked
whole
wheat
flavored
with
honey
and
poppy-
Coast
Blood
Bank
Dry
VICTORIA
CP
A
Red
Cross
official
says
that
hos
hospitals
¬
pitals
in
Victoria
and
Vancouver
are
delaying
certain
operations
because
of
a
critical
shortage
of
blood
A
T
Lashmar
superinten
superintendent
¬
dent
of
the
Victoria
blood
donor
panel
said
the
Red
Cross
is
dry
in
Victoria
and
Van
Vancouver
¬
couver
He
said
an
emergency
call
to
the
navy
brought
volunteers
to
a
special
clinic
this
after
afternoon
¬
noon
In
Victoria
and
public
clinics
will
be
held
Wednesday
In
Prince
George
a
special
blood
clinic
was
conducted
Mon
Monday
¬
day
to
obtain
a
local
supply
Fifty
pints
were
donated
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HART
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seed
Everyone
must
partake
of
the
dish
In
pagan
times
kutia
was
a
ritual
offering
to
the
sun
god
A
popular
recent
legend
tells
how
Mary
Joseph
and
their
In
Infant
¬
fant
son
Jesus
passed
a
farmer
sowing
wheat
and
cautioned
him
to
reply
truthfully
if
ques
questioned
¬
tioned
by
pursuing
Egyptian
soldiers
A
few
hours
later
the
soldiers
came
and
asked
the
farmer
if
he
had
seen
the
fam
family
¬
ily
Yes
he
replied
truthfully
when
I
was
sowing
wheat
But
by
a
miracle
theuheathad
become
full
grown
and
the
sol
soldiers
¬
diers
thinking
their
quarry
had
passed
some
time
ago
gave
up
pursuit
A
custom
now
fading
saw
the
father
take
a
spoonful
of
kutia
and
throw
it
against
the
celling
If
a
great
number
of
particles
stuck
to
the
celling
it
was
an
indication
that
the
next
year
would
bo
prosperous
for
the
family
After
kutia
come
the
remain
remaining
¬
ing
dishes
Fish
borsch
soup
holubci
cabbage
rolls
pyrohy
dumplings
vegetables
and
pastry
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conclusion
the
family
indulges
in
the
Ukrain
Ukrainian
¬
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love
of
singing
Tor
this
occasion
it
is
koliadi
orcarols
Joining
in
the
singing
are
carollers
who
visit
Ukrainian
homes
for
Christmas
Eve
The
roving
carollers
accept
gifts
of
money
which
are
given
to
the
church
or
charitable
and
educa
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¬
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institutions
With
the
approach
of
midnight
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family
prepares
to
observe
Zluzhba
Bozha
Gods
Service
This
service
which
sometimes
takes
place
at
sunrise
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held
in
church
Christmas
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and
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where
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are
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