4
THE
CITIZEN
Thursday
June
25
1970
Allied
Roxanna
Five
Star
Fort
St
John
Midland
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Aabro
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Cleveland
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Silver
Chromex
Desert
Peak
Forest
Kerr
New
Wellington
Northair
Atco
AcUands
Bell
Tel
BC
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BC
Tel
Cdn
Brew
Cdn
Pacific
Capital
Dlv
Cominco
Domtar
Finning
Tractor
Area
Brameda
Brunswick
Camflo
Deldona
Joutel
Highland
Bell
Kerr
Addison
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Gas
A
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Banff
Cda
Southern
Chief
Devel
Dynamic
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Gulf
Oil
Home
Oil
A
Husky
Imperial
Inland
Mill
City
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Cdn
Investment
Collective
Wage
settlements
far
exceed
six
per
cent
limit
By
Bogdan
Kipling
Financial
Timet
Newt
Servicet
TO
HON
TO
-
The
Prices
and
Incomes
Commissions
six
per
cent
wage
guidelines
look
more
forlorn
each
time
some
union
manages
to
break
them
But
this
week
Prime
Minister
Tru
deau
PIC
chairman
John
oung
and
Finance
Minister
Benson
have
more
reason
than
usual
to
cringe
Within
the
last
few
days
three
separate
unions
have
signed
agreements
which
provide
for
12
12
290
34
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200
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235
85
117
275
10
38
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40
12
385
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3
10
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110
475
14
34
13
18
8
15
34
800
120
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349
487
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339
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392
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400
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930
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555
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458
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ranging
from
32
per
cent
in
one
year
to
39
per
cent
In
30
months
The
Ortario
Department
of
labor
estimates
that
about
100
contracts
have
been
signed
in
each
of
the
last
four
Weeks
and
there
isnt
one
where
the
Increases
have
remained
within
the
guidelines
Hamilton
bricklayers
seem
to
have
gone
furthest
Their
new
wage
and
fringe
benefit
pack
package
¬
age
Is
worth
175
an
hour
in
less
than
one
year
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a
percen
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Cdn
18
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75
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08
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25
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26
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30
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101
102
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35
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30
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28
31
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14
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74
78
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21
25
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11
12
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35
55
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20
24
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12
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34
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19
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28
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12
32
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12
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Texaco
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Funds
10
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100
204
190
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tage
basis
this
amounts
to
32
per
cent
But
the
Teamsters
Local
880
also
mamged
to
get
Ottawa
bombing
Police
follow
leads
OTTAWA
CP
-
CUv
police
which
killed
one
woman
and
In
section
of
defence
headquarters
were
tracking
down
two
or
jureu
three
other
persons
three
fair
leads
todav
Into
Dead
Is
Jeanne
DArc
St
Ger
Wednesdays
bomb
blast
at
amain
GO
a
communicator
oper
defence
department
building
ator
in
the
telecommunications
Todays
Stocks
Supplied
by
Richardson
Securities
of
Canada
Phone
563
1517
Adanac
Adera
Anuk
Alice
Lake
Alwin
Arlington
Atlas
Bethlehem
Brenda
Brenmac
Capri
Coast
Copper
Casino
Churchill
Copper
Ridge
Davis
Keays
Dynasty
Endako
Frontier
Giant
Mascot
Gibraltar
Granduc
Granisle
Highmont
Hogan
Vancouver
Mines
125
32
20
30
100
27
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53
500
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360
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330
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The
three
others
two
service
men
and
a
civilian
suffered
no
serious
injuries
and
all
were
re
leased
from
hospital
after
a
checkup
Police
officials
arent
ready
to
point
the
finger
at
any
organ
ized
group
for
the
St
Jean
Bap
tiste
Day
explosion
It
could
have
been
some
dls
gruntled
employee
not
satisfied
with
his
pension
or
something
like
that
for
all
we
know
they
said
Because
the
blast
occurred
on
the
feast
day
of
the
patron
saint
of
Quebec
and
a
federal
build
lng
was
the
bomb
target
there
was
speculation
it
was
the
work
of
separatists
Just
before
the
explosion
heard
for
miles
around
a
man
with
no
French
accent
told
a
radio
station
there
would
be
an
explosion
in
one
minute
Almost
to
the
second
It
came
tearing
a
10
by
12
foot
hole
in
the
outer
wall
of
the
defence
de
partments
B
building
Mrs
St
Germain
at
work
in
the
telecommunications
section
died
en
route
to
hospital
Cpl
H
B
allance
33
was
taken
to
hospital
with
lacera
tlons
Pte
G
I
Swaf
field
23
was
treated
at
the
medical
unit
and
released
Claude
Glroux
33
of
Hull
Que
a
janitor
was
treated
for
shock
and
later
re
leased
Ouchess
shots
stuck
on
CHICAGO
AP
An
Ohio
doctor
has
found
a
w
ay
to
take
the
ouch
out
of
shots
most
chil
children
¬
dren
hate
to
take
Dr
Herman
M
Lubens
of
Dayton
said
at
a
news
confer
ence
Wednesday
1
have
a
dream
of
having
a
generation
of
children
grow
up
without
fear
of
Inoculations
Dr
Lubens
Is
affiliated
with
Childrens
Hospital
Medical
Centre
at
the
University
of
Cin
clnnati
He
and
a
colleague
from
that
institution
Dr
Robert
W
Aus
denmoore
and
Dr
Alan
D
Shafer
of
Barney
Childrens
Medical
Centre
Dajton
won
a
certificate
of
merit
for
their
sci
entific
exhibit
at
the
American
Medical
Association
convention
The
method
of
eliminating
pain
from
needle
injections
In
volves
the
application
of
an
ad
hesive
patch
on
which
an
anesthetic
has
been
applied
The
numbing
of
the
anesthetic
starts
in
20
to
30
minutes
and
the
peak
effect
Is
achieved
In
two
hours
Each
adhesive
patch
has
a
blue
square
marked
on
It
and
this
Is
placed
over
the
area
where
the
needle
is
to
be
in
Jicted
This
way
Dr
Lubens
said
a
mother
can
apply
the
anesthetic
to
the
spot
where
the
needle
Is
to
be
stuck
and
prepare
the
child
before
taking
him
to
the
doctors
office
The
anesthetic
bandage
is
not
yet
commercially
available
Toronto
stocks
TORONTO
CP
-
The
To
ronto
stock
maiket
nwed
up
fiactionally
in
light
mid
morn
ing
tiading
today
On
Index
Industrials
rose
uu
to
153
base
metals
11
to
90
53
and
western
oils
27
tol31G4
The
advance
Interrupted
three
consecutle
sessions
of
losses
Volume
by
11
a
m
was
410000
shares
down
from
508000
at
the
same
time
Wednesday
The
market
opened
with
a
small
loss
but
eased
upward
after
the
first
hour
of
trading
as
Wall
Street
in
New
York
snapped
its
losing
streak
Vancouver
trading
VANCOUVER
CP
Tradlne
was
light
and
prices
higher
on
the
ancouvet
Stock
Exchange
today
with
a
flist
hour
volume
of
175000
shares
Wardalr
was
the
early
leader
in
the
industrials
down
05
from
Wednesdays
close
to
115
on
900
shares
Leader
In
the
oils
was
Stam
pede
International
whlrh
was
up
00
to
133
on
5800
shares
In
the
mines
Dundee
was
up
05
to
40
after
trading
23000
shares
the
guidelines
though
appears
to
have
been
made
by
the
Amalgamated
Meat
Cutters
for
28
per
cent
over
two
years
That
agreement
union
spokes
spokesmen
¬
men
say
will
set
the
pattern
for
The
Ontario
Department
of
labor
estimates
that
about
700
contracts
have
been
signed1
in
each
of
the
fast
four
weeks
and
there
isnt
one
where
the
increases
have
remained
within
the
guidelines
Some
man
management
¬
agement
spokesmen
say
open
that
the
induitry
cannot
he
expected
to
take
strike
losses
as
long
as
the
government
is
unable
to
implement
its
own
guideline
with
the
postal
workers
39
per
cent
spread
over
30
Union
at
Steinbergs
Miracle
other
food
supermarkets
Do-
months
Food
Marts
in
Ontario
The
minion
Stores
Is
bargaining
with
The
most
significant
breach
of
1200
workers
involved
settled
7000
workers
represented
by
the
Retail
Wholesale
and
De
partment
Store
Union
while
Loblaw
Greceterlas
have
5000
workers
waiting
for
a
new
agreement
Because
of
the
large
numbers
of
workers
In
food
chain
stores
the
Steinberg
agreement
Is
ex
expected
¬
pected
to
have
wide
repercus
repercussions
¬
sions
on
bargaining
in
other
sec
sectors
¬
tors
of
the
economy
David
Archer
president
of
the
Ontario
Federation
of
Labor
re
recently
¬
cently
congratulated
the
Ontario
government
for
its
refusal
to
in
struct
provincial
conciliation
mlW
nil
jr
mMTimmm
-
-
-
i
t-
Hit
by
police
bullets
and
rocks
Ernett
Aitelli
grader
tits
near
the
Canadian
tide
of
the
border
after
the
pursuit
from
Point
Roberts
to
B
C
CP
Wirephoto
Blacktop
incident
rader
driver
safe
BELLIIsGHAM
Wash
AP
Point
Roberts
He
came
Monday
which
An
irate
Canadian
grader
op-
to
collect
680
for
the
workfrom
chunk
erator
will
not
be
extradited
to
Sopow
but
the
American
con
face
assault
charges
filed
here
tractor
told
him
the
work
had
Wednesday
but
he
might
be
been
unsatisfactory
tried
If
he
tries
to
claim
his
Sooow
said
Astells
told
him
impounded
truck
a
Whatcom
County
official
said
Wednesday
A
charge
of
second
degree
assault
was
filed
against
Ernest
R
Astells
40
of
Burnaby
BC
in
connection
with
a
rampage
in
which
a
grader
chewed
up
a
section
of
newly
repaved
road
bashed
into
the
side
of
a
police
car
then
rolled
across
the
U
S
Canadian
border
in
a
fusillade
of
police
bullets
In
the
car
was
deputy
Sheriff
Chad
Caswell
who
is
the
assaulted
party
In
the
charges
filed
against
Astells
Philip
Sopow
a
contractor
In
Point
Roberts
Wash
just
across
the
border
from
Canada
said
Astells
had
been
hired
to
blacktop
a
section
of
road
in
Nobody
wanted
new
bill
TORONTO
CP
-
Crisp
new
20
Canadian
bills
brought
few
takers
when
they
were
offeied
for
as
little
as
2
by
a
repoiter
conducting
a
survey
for
The
Telegram
Alyn
Edwards
said
some
persons
even
refused
to
take
the
new
bills
free
When
the
repoiter
tried
to
spend
the
new
bills
Introduced
Monday
he
ran
into
fuither
opposition
from
downtown
merchants
In
most
stores
cashiers
Just
gae
a
strange
look
and
handed
the
money
back
he
said
The
new
bills
hae
a
con
temiMjiaiy
poi
trait
of
the
Queen
and
a
multt
coloied
background
although
the
basic
color
lsolhe
green
Ive
never
heaid
of
any
new
money
and
Im
not
taking
it
until
Im
notified
said
one
store
manager
The
leporter
tried
to
pass
the
bill
to
a
police
constable
I
cant
even
arrest
you
foi
trying
to
pass
counterfeit
money
the
policeman
said
because
it
doesnt
remotely
resemble
the
old
bill
he
had
a
grader
parked
outside
and
would
tear
up
the
road
If
he
wasnt
paid
Sopow
said
he
believed
it
w
as
a
bluff
but
called
authorities
Caswell
arrived
and
parked
his
car
In
front
of
the
grader
plowed
ahead
taking
out
of
the
car
then
headed
for
the
border
Other
police
chased
the
rolling
grader
firing
shots
at
its
big
tires
In
a
futile
attempt
to
halt
It
A
truck
owned
by
Astells
was
Impounded
in
Point
Roberts
The
charges
are
not
extradlc
table
so
the
chance
of
a
trial
appears
unlikely
unless
Astells
comes
to
the
United
States
to
claim
his
truck
JOUr
JSsz
and
arbitration
boards
to
regard
the
federal
guidelines
as
bind
binding
¬
ing
Speaking
to
the
United
Steel
workers
area
conference
at
Pe
Peter
¬
ter
bo
rough
last
week
Mr
Archer
said
the
guidelines
are
meaningless
because
far
too
many
workeis
barely
earn
min
minimum
¬
imum
wages
But
the
significant
thing
Is
thit
employers
such
as
the
food
chains
and
contractors
are
un
unwilling
¬
willing
to
risk
strikes
for
the
sake
of
the
guidelines
Highway
to
move
for
copper
mine
CANSO
NS
CP
-
Sympa
Sympathy
¬
thy
walkouts
supporting
striking
Nova
Scotia
fishermen
spread
to
the
Cape
Breton
coal
field
today
with
2000
miners
refus
refusing
¬
ing
to
work
in
two
of
the
areas
biggest
mines
The
walkouts
at
No
26
colli
colliery
¬
ery
in
Glace
Bay
and
No
12
col
llery
in
New
Waterford
brought
the
number
of
Nova
Scotia
trade
unionists
off
the
job
in
support
of
the
fishermen
to
about
6000
Two
other
major
Cape
Breton
mines
continued
to
hoist
coal
About
2500
construction
men
working
on
major
Industrial
de
velopments
stayed
off
the
job
VANCOUVER
CP2
-
Pete
Krlschuk
paid
1175
Saturday
for
a
used
city
street
flushing
truck
He
said
Sunchy
he
doesnt
know
what
hell
do
with
it
adding
I
bought
it
on
specula
speculation
¬
tion
Six
chairs
used
by
city
council
from
1936
66
sold
as
a
set
for
102
in
the
60000
auc
l
tlon
of
surplus
equipment
for
the
third
straight
day
In
the
Port
Hawkesbury
area
of
the
Strait
of
Canso
about
80
miles
from
this
small
fishing
port
Elsewhere
In
the
province
workers
went
off
the
job
on
con
structlon
projects
at
Glace
Bay
New
Waterford
and
Sydney
In
Cape
Breton
and
at
Halifax
Some
of
the
walkouts
were
new
others
were
continued
from
Wednesday
The
wildcat
strike
by
con
structlon
men
at
the
Strait
of
Canso
which
began
Tuesday
has
continued
despite
an
appeal
ftom
the
president
of
the
United
Fishermen
and
Allied
Workers
Union
to
return
to
their
jobs
Fishermen
gain
miners
support
VANCOUVER
CP
J
II
Work
Is
expected
to
start
this
Parliament
executive
vice-
fall
president
of
Similkameen
Mln-
The
i
to
icii
install
company
plans
tag
announced
Wednesday
that
four
miles
of
the
Hope
Prlnceton
C0TCfeBnr4
HMeof
hand-
Hlghw
ay
uMll
ho
rprniitpd
to
6
imu
lua
a
vlc
make
way
for
the
companys
new
75000000
copper
mine
near
Princeton
Mr
Parliament
said
the
high
way
will
be
moved
one
mile
west
of
Us
present
position
be
because
¬
cause
it
runs
through
the
Inger
belle
pit
The
company
will
pay
for
the
project
under
the
direction
of
the
department
of
highways
Buys
clean
investment
reserves
in
the
area
are
esti
estimated
¬
mated
at
76000000
tons
aver
aging
53
per
cent
copper
and
will
be
mined
by
open
pit
methods
McGeer
wants
cabinet
change
VANCOUVER
CP
Dr
Pat
McGeer
leader
of
British
Col
Columbias
¬
umbias
Liberal
party
called
for
a
provincial
cabinet
shuffle
this
summer
saying
too
many
old
and
unimaginative
men
hold
key
portfolios
-UNDERGROUND
INSTALLATIONS-
INTERMOUNTAIN
PIPE
GAS
FITTING
LTD
MAINTENANCE
REPAIR
and
INSTALLATION
All
Piping
Systems
Gas
and
Oil
Fired
Equipment
Bonded
Grade
II
Gas
Fitting
James
C
Young
1609
Cedar
St
Vferve
got
vour
numbeK
Seagrams
B3
Canadian
Whisky
Thu
odrtimti
it
not
publ
ihtd
or
d
iploytd
by
tin
liquor
Control
Board
or
by
lh
Government
of
Bi
t
th
Columbia
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