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_ Don’t be a zap, students of” the
Terrace area are being told this
week by Adam Pasowisty, : life-line
safety trainer for B.C. Hydro ‘In
Terrace. Students were shown how
people become careless near power

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whenever they get near electricity;
ahd what happens to human flesh’
through a demonstration with a
weiner being cooked on live. wires
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cartoons on electrical “dangers as
well as the: kinds of equipment
Hydro uses for the safety of its men.
Randy’ Bolton,
lineman, Is also on. ‘the school tour.

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‘Market guru. sees declines

| VANCOUVER (CP) — The
stock market is in for a

“ decline that will last through

this year and into-1962, stock
market. oracle Joseph E.

Granville predicted

Tuesday...
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bad, thing, and market

followers who take his ad-

vice ard sell short as stock
prices decline will be abl¢ to
make jos} as much money as
on the

. Granville, whose home
tease is Holly Hill, Fla.,

created an uproar in the
stock market early in
January with. an overnight
sell recommendation to
subscribers to his in-
veatment letter.

The following day the New

York market tumbled,

wiping billions of dollars off

the paper value of equities
and leaving ‘stockbrokers

and investors annoyed at the
_ abrupt end to an eight-month

spell of rising prices. ;
“] have. tbe best stock
market record in the world

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loday, and I tell you in all

candor that I'll never make
another majer mistake in the
stock market,” he said in an

“When it comes to the
market, there is no ope more
humble.than Joe Granville.
When “tt (the market)
speaks, I get down-on my
knees and say ‘Yes, master,’

because I follow the only

authority on the market —
the market itself.

“Wall Street hates my
guts, but -1 could be the
brokerage industry's best
friend, because if they would
eliminate their fundamental
research cepariments ‘ and
follow the. market as I do,
their commissions would
soar, ila

Granville unvelled the 1381
edition of his investment
show, arriving on stage to
the strains of his own
musical composition, “The
Bagholder Blues.” People
had to be turned away at the
door. ;

.

"only a few days before he
sent out the sell recom-

- mendation which shook the

market, Granville's weekly

_market letter had come out
with the buy signal he had

been running since last April
21 when,” he sald, he

‘correctly forecast a rising

market.
“The market gave me a
early defined signal on the

night of January 6,” be told
the audience. ‘

“It said sell, even though
people who had followed my

earlier advice and bought
stocks as recently -as
January 4 felt'cheated. _

“But what they didn’t
realize was that they, were
watching a double feature.
The ‘up' movie was over and
to get themselves in gear
with the second feature —
the ‘downmovie — they had
to sell everything and then
go short in the market.” -

Granville said he bases his

signala on a “hard core” af

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VANCOUVER (CP) —

Striking . Telecom- .

munications Workers Union
members -will picket the
main Vancouver downtown -
post-office if union lawyers
‘advise them it's” legal, a
spokesman said "Tuesday. .

The union says the post.
office @ party to the B.C:
Telephone Co. .: dispute .
‘ because it: mails company
telephone bills. Picketing
could shut down postal ap-
exations if ‘inside workers;

‘members of the Canadian. -

If lawyers give their. ap-

proval, eee!

most immediately, and
they'll stay there until “told

to leave by the law,” a strike - |

co-ordinator said.”

The union says It is giving -

Lower Mainland banks,
which handle B.C. Tel

customers’ bills, several:

days to. discontinue the

practice before the union *

pickets branches:

B.C. Supreme.Cowt has
adjourned until Friday a -
bearing ona B.C. Tel request:
that ** “striking - company .

workers be . prbhibited front
. Dleketing

Spokesman Keith Mat-
thews said B.C. Ted would

also ask the court to extend

members of the TWU,

without a contract for almost
14 months, following | su-
pervisors to their homes and
setting up picket lines.
“These supervisors ‘are
working out.of their homes,
receiving assigaments there,
keeping company. vehicles

work without going to the.

office,” said. = union
spokesman Ken Hay.

About 130 unionized em-
ployees are off the jab
because the union is
picketing the Canadian
Kenworth truck manufac-
turing plant in Burnaby until
it agrees not to allow further
installation or repairs of
equipment by company

The company is seeking a
cease-anddesist order from
the labor relations board.

A Keoworth spokesman
suid supervisors repaired
data processing equipment
essential- fo the firm's

. operation.”

Kenworth employees,
members of the Canadian
Association of Industrial,
Mechanical and Allied
Workers, settled a bitter,
sever-month strike in
December, but only 130 of
the 350 pre-sirike work force
had been called back to

The TWU also is picketing
businesses which allow

. Fupervisora to’ empty pay

Hay said most pay phones
“will be plugged by the end of

the week, although telephone

callers can still make calls
by asking the operator t&
charge the cost to their home
‘pumnbers.

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“In other activity, the union ‘council. plans & spec!
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diving a meeting. ol the labor . _pegtiations .

~ LONDON (AB) = Il wana’ love at first sigh, but “
“a gradual process, Prince Charles said Tuesday _
Se after the announcement of his engagesent to Lady
“His brideto-be sad abe never doubled she would
say yes. |
Charles, 92, and Lady Diana, 1», spoke of their’
| greas-dogged “courtship in. joint interviews on
British television and with the dimestic LeWs *
_ agenty: Press Association afer the official ar
nouncement_": ;
it side gradual,” Ghazes said in-an taterview' 7
with Independent Teleyisjon when asked when he”
first realized he ited to marry Diana.
mt eoppo twras teards the ex of the suber _
* ‘and the‘auturn last year. I began to realize what .,
was going On in my Mind and hers in. particular.” oo
“During a BEC ilérvieer

6 over a private dinner.in. the
‘sitting’ room of his Buckingham Palace quarters
et vacation in Australia.
chance to think about it, ta
ong to be too awful,” said

1: “Ob, I never had any

Cathy Burpee was the lucky winner of the
CP Alr flight for two to Hawali, drawn
Saturday by the Skeena Mail Association.
The mall merchants offered the trip along
with CP Air as part of a week-long
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