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Join Sechthii were: third

Rilla Mlailleton and Dave ~

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the mixed: ‘division’ of” the
marathon. - ‘Bes Dalton and ’
‘Siu Soward took second and
Tim aod Penny Newton
game. "third.

“Pat Peares: “and Antie

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- the women’s: marathon race.
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Photo by Caria Wilson *

A hit. and-run Incident near Kitimat has killed

a 19-year-old man: Brian Kilgore, of 15 Nadine. .
Street In Kitimat, was struck by a vehicle near

the Hirsch Creek, Bridge early. Saturday mor. |

f rilng.”

The vehicle left the scene. and has not been’ It
located, Police belleve ‘the Incident occurred at ‘f. contact the. Kitimat: RCMP.

Six slain.
in bizarre

a _-HABSANO,. lta * ACP). inners’

Grief-stticken parishioners .
of ‘the Evangelical Free
Church in this southeastern .
Alberta : agricultural _coi-
tunity attended regular

“ehurch services Sunday,

determined not to let the bi-
-zatre shooting Geath of their

pastor diminish thelr spirits.

“Gathered. .ia’..the. tiny

church; about 125- kilometres -
- southeast of Calgary, the. 40-.
= meraber congrégation wiped -

tears from their eyes and:

- many read biblical passages

and prayed before | the Ber

- vice began.

Rev. Reg Tomlinson, 59 a,

* and his wife Grace, 56, were

found: shot to death’ in ‘the .

bagement. of their, ,home.

peaisreiatbie errs

as pastor in the community's: -

Church from 1964 to 1969.
Cpl. Fred Bickerstaff, in
-eharge ‘of the local. RCMP
detachment, said Sunday
that: Levens went to the
house. of". another
congregation member on the
night of the slayings,

: But Bickerstaff sald the. |’
member and his family were .

away on vacation, ©
‘He ‘said. Levens shot
‘himself with a .22-calibre

rifle. about. 4 pm. MDT:

Friday ina neighbor’s motor

’ “home. He .algo said police. -
' now have established that *
the ) murders: “took place -

Friday. RCMP» say ~ they. Fi

were apparently -atiot by Feported. a

Irvin Levens, 55,, who killed *.
his: wife, Philomena, 52, and
their two children, Timothy,
15, and Liz, 12, before @ kiting
himself

We should not be weeping
and crying for them,” a .
woman offered in - prayer.
“They would want us to. be

" rejoicing for them because:

they are in a better place |
- than us.” : .

“and te ehildren were found -
at the. Levens residence !

about,3 p.m. Friday and ‘the
--bodies of Tomlinson and his
‘wife were found .at their
home four hours later.

Bickerstaff said all five
‘murder victims were shot
Thursday night, Estimated
time of their deaths. was

‘between 10 p.m. and mid--
night Thursday night.

spproximstely 3:30 aun mo

- General ‘Hospital.
“ROMP a

“Kilgore..was. dead: on. arrival at: Kitimat

‘ ontivising’ ‘their’ investigation.
"Anyone with information on ther matter is asked

, dollars”:

coast from¢
to just above:

- south-central

” BROWNSVILLE, rex:
' “APY: a ‘Huirticane Allen:..
_ Metied predictions and

mor |
“jn > property
damage before limping

issued -8 -fiidd, warning

early today. forthe Texas
ws Christi
srowndville
‘and for: flv, -eounties in -

who ind been evacuated
from’ their homes from
- Corpus- Christi south’ to

About 200,000 peaple- fled
their homes Friday as”
authorities predicted
Allen would match its

“into a0: 1 Mexico. . deadly Caribbean rage
salen ‘caused no direct with widespread.
injuries; nF: ye oaths in destruction in Texas. ~
Texas,. ie ere the -“We were very, very
hurricane tha lucky,” said Gov. Bill,
3 bat ‘the - Clements; ‘There is a
“tropical: ‘storgi, that cut ‘great difference in, what
into the atate, hut it spun —_— we were anticipating and
off tornade x4 iat injured | what we received,”
about 20'p “Tt was like a hurricane
“Two ple. died of with eyes,” said Neil
heart attacks. while the . Frank, director ‘of the
storm Wag,jqithe area, National. Hurricane
“More than {99 people had Centre in Miami. Every
been killed: time it threatened .a

. Earlier, at least 100
people were killed as the
hurricane swept across
the Caribbean, past
Mexico's Yucatan Penin-
- gua. amd into the. Gulf.
The deaths included 56 in
Haiti, 16 in St, Lucia,
’ eight in Jamaica, four in
Cuba and three in. the
’ Dominican Republic. In
addition, 2 people died
when “helicopter
_ erashed ‘while carrying
-- them from an offshore oil

ST. JOHN, 'S, Nfld. CP) —

‘Newfoundland inshore fish- .
few at
processing ‘about 25.900 -

ernien are ‘sticking to their.
guns” and won't sell fish to

. probeasors seekirig, to reopen

Hants ‘while a strike-

rock gat ‘ continues, |

’ : fisherman's spokesman said

today. .
Max ‘Short of the New.’

fourdlind Fishermen, Food

and Allied Workers Union —
sald the fishermen-are still .
” boycotting
"plants across the Island,
A spokesman for the prov-' -
‘continue thé strike despite
moves: by the processors to E

‘fish-processing

ince's fish processors said
earlier the processors would
‘ede any reopened plants if
Biaberinen continued their

ie. "peat: break ‘in the

‘mdnthlong strike-tockout
caine ai St, Anthony Friday

when RCMP escorted fish.

treks through . fishertien’s

“fish yueks ” ©

: fishermen.

7
soli fens to the plant Friday.

-and he said
workers . are’

pounds of fish there today.
Short said 75 per cent of
the fishermen who sold’ fish.
to the St. Anthony plant were
moonlighters, not _Fegular -

“The traditional, hard-core
fishermen, he said, know
they must get a better ‘price |

for their-fiah and will stick to

their guns ‘until they get it.
‘Thetnion vowed Sunday to.

‘Feopeir planta. .

There were angry ex-.; §

changes: and .a few - bloady ...
noses on the picket, ‘line™
Sunday | after. the Fisheries
Association of Newfoundland

Bald it ‘waa’ preparing - to

‘redpen ‘ite plants in-ré

toa move by some St An. 3

Be

 Pihadi by teria Wilton

'., platform and one person
was’ missing and feared
drowned . in the
“Dominican Republic,

Frank said a .high-
pressure system that had
-been = driving the
hurricane through the
Gulf of Mexico weakened
as Allen approached
Texas, slowing its
progress inland to eight
kilometres an hour from
49 km-h. That in Gun cut
Allen's ability to maintain
the 270-km-h winds at its
centre, and they dropped
to 174 km-h.

The hurricane was

_ downgraded to a tropical
sterm Sunday as it
slogged its way northwest
across sparsely populated
areas of Texas and into

‘northern \Mexico, The

\ highest sustained winds
were 72 km h in a few
squalls.

“More than 78,000 homes
along the Texas coast
were without electricity

15,000 in Corpus Christi,
aaid the Central Power

Brownaville not ta rela.
rbd: w ae

"+ populated area, there was.
& little zag in its track.”.

Sunday night, including

pickets to the Fishery S og
plant. * _ thony fishermen to sell tothe This car ended In aditch by bakelse Lake Sunday att and a motorcycle. Orivers of the other _yahieat Yoed off | and Light Co.
said a few | fishermen | when the driver was. 8 forced ‘to’ ‘swerve’ to: wd a heahcnl * bodving this car on the edge ata steep eben Kno ,
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