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&B Cc. ‘Health Minister Has No Plans To Improve Hospital

; ee - Despite “Shocking” Irregularities at Prince George Unit

. VICTORIA (CP) — The sd case involved
Health Minister’ Bob a ronal yd ear-old,
:McCelland said Monday emotion disturbed
the British Columbia itl who spent five weeks

n an adult psychiatric
. ward in Prince George
because there was no
facility for children.

@ second - ue ins
volved Dr. W. P. Kyne,
who was. the only

ychiatrist in the Prince

le area.

He recently abandoned
his practice in the hopes’
of establishing a more
lucrative. practice in
Toronto. . '
SAFETY FEARED

The girtl—now in: a
Victoria hospital—was
sent home from the adult
ward because she was
attacked by one of the

: government will not act
. to. improve psychiatric
_facilit es in Priace

-Geor, ergs.

Mc elland,. said in an
interviewsthere .are no
«plans to build a special

. mental health umt for |
children at the central
.B.C. city, nor js there any
. way he can ensure that a
. qualified peyeiiatrist will

. Tove to e city

‘The minister made the
“statements after being
’ ‘asked to comment on two
‘recent ‘developments
‘relating to mental health
‘care. in Prince George.

_ Business Briefs

“ EXTENDS WARRANTY —

DETROIT (AP) — Fiat has announced an extension

. ofits owner warranty to cover mechanical parts for 24
‘months or 24,000 miles, whichever comes first. The

~ polley will cover all 1978 Fiats sold in the United
tates, C. Ferrari, president and chief executive of-
ficer of Fiat Motors of North America, anid Friday.

_ Industry observers see Fiat's move as part of an effort
‘to hang onto its share. of the U.S, small car. market

. against new models being turned out by the domestics.

TEXTILES SET RECORD _— -
CHARLOTTE, N. C. AP The U.S. “textile in-
* dustry is ending 1977 in good shape after a record
. shipment year, but the ou bok is clouded by rising im-
pons, possible tariff cuts, stiff regulatory actions and
“uncertainty about energy, says esident of the
‘American Textile Man facturers Aasocl tion. In his
year-end review and forecast for 1078, released Satur-
day, Robert: Timmerman said textile shipmenta
reached $42 billion this year, up 12 per cent over 1976.
* He said the industry either set a new production vol-
4 ume record or.at least matched the ik? billige pound
. Taark set in 1973.

‘SEES: SLUGGISH GROWTH
NEW YORK (AP) — Inflation and the fear of in-
« flation are major factors that will hold real.economic
» growth j in the industrialized world to a sluggish four
r cent next year, the Conference predicts.
e private business research up estimated
| Sunday Japan’s real economic grow ‘would be five to
. six per cent, the highest, wf biper 0 ‘8. nent be two
‘ weow.twn and ture pe
oar pan comin
? four to 442 popsentava sterecastbut
‘ by seven per cent.

.JAPAN’S IMPORTS RISE
TOKYO (AP) — Japan's licensed imports in
_ November totaled $6.870 billion, up 12. 6 per cent from
! $6,109 billion in the same month last year and and up 5.8
+ per cent from $6,521 billion in October, the ministry of
* international trade and indus said } Monday. On a
yen basis, imports totaled 1.768 frilllon yen, up 1.3 3 per
cent from a year earlier and 2.6 per cent
ior month, the minis ministry yaaid
import licenses for oil, fuel and eoal made up 41.2 per
cent of the total, or $2. aS billion, u up 13. a per cer cent from a
year earlier and up 14.6 per cent from October

adults. Her doctor, Eddy
Buksa, feared for her
safety.

Meanwhile, spokesmen
for the Prince Geo
Regional Hospital ga d
Monday prior a

‘LONDON (AP) —
Baroness Spencer-

Churchill, or 57 years the
wife ° Sir Winston
Cheech, died of a heart

attack at her home here

_ Monday. She wag 92.

_ Sir Winston, Britain’s
Second World War prime
minister who died in 1965
at the age of 90, once
wrote: ‘of his wedding in

1908
“T married and lived
’ happily ever after. My

- marriage was the most

meeting with McClelland
that, contrary to earlier
reports, they were not in
favor _ of spec

children’ 8 uit: for: their

¢
Ba Barnes, hospital,

fortunate and “joyous:
“event which happened to
me in the. w f my
life, for what can be more’
orious than to be united
one’s walk through life
with a being incapable of
an ignoble thought."
La Spencer.
Chure was. stricken
while lunching with. her.
long-time secretary, Miss
Nonie Chapman, at her -
ent overlooking
Hyde Park in: the centre
fashionable London.

next year's

board chairman, said the
delegation met with
McC elland to discuss
hospital
budget, not to press for
improved psychiatric
facilities.

Her randson, Winston
Churcaill, a Conservative

‘member "of Parliament,

announced her death.

He said.she had no
recent history of heart
trouble, although she had
been.in failing health the:
~ last few years. In recent |
weeks “she was

temarkably well—this

; Was Very. sudden.”
” DIED.
Lady Spencer-

Churchill was looking

forward to an afternoon _

News From British Columbia

Penticton

PENTICTON, .B.C.
(CP) Dr. Peter
Newroth, head of the
British Columbia
government's team
studying the waterweed
Eurasian Milfoil, has
ealled for immediate
federal controls on the

movement of aquatic
lants from the nited
tates.

“We've got.an enor-
mous problem now with
milfoil. Piel’s not bring in
anymore, " he said.

Victoria

VICTORIA (CP) — A
man and a woman were
shot and killed by .an
unknown assailant in a
rooming hovse late
Saturday or early Sun-
day, police said.

The two, who. were not
married to each other,
were shot several times
in the head. their bodies

“were discovered Sunday -

.. , ordered
No suspects were in-

morning by a friend.

custody and names and
details were withheld.

and = security
. courtroom was tight.

The deaths brought the

-number of slayings here an

this year to four.
Chilliwack
CHILLIWACK, B.C.
(CP) — Walter Murray

“Madsen, 23, appeared in

‘PEACEFULLY’ *

Barnes said
suggestion’ — that
separate children’s
is needed comes

just one doctor in Prince
George, Paul Cary, co-
ordinator of the Prince

~ Widow Of Winston Churchill Dies At 92

drive when she cathy
and died “‘peacefu

her grandson, said.

He said her funeral, wil ,
an
memorial service will .be
held in early 1978. No date
has been set for the fu-.

be private

neral.

provincial court Monday , . ; + a

as a preliminary hearing

began on first-degree
murder charges laid
against him in connection
‘with a muiltiple-slaying

near here July 18. -
Judge’ Tom Meagher
a ban on
publication of evidence
in the

~ No Need For Kitimat. Oil Port -
Says Skeena M.P. Campagnolo

KITIMAT, B.C. (CP) —
Federal Fitness Minister
ona Cam gndlo 6a’
there is Te need need t the
present time for the
construction of a weet

toll “port

ae ii i 7 197 ieerie
Ss brriiy. oe © -eeetully-ueudied: She
Te egnolo ‘said in a’

Sunday to a
communit) organization
here that her position is
‘based on the safety factor
‘of ships and the itn that

if United. States citizens -
were suffering from an.
acute oll shortage, the
Pertiructed long ag
construc: 0.
The Liberal 560

said there are no studies —
available to show that .
channel . and coastal ©
navigation is safe.”

She added that most of
the ships that would be

used to move oil to
Kitimat would be under

foreign Ee may
Ret be

gnolo said the

at

VAS an: atbeniiatives ‘she:
‘said and oil port could be »
established on the east.
coast, noting it would.
reduce the istance the
oil would have to
moved to refineries.

Road Too Icy
For Bus Players ’ Take To Skates

CRANBROOK,
(CP)

B.C.
— Five senior

» hockey players and their

SEus END TO DISPUTE

BEVERLY HILLS, Calif. (AP) — Litton Industries
says it has reached an
United States Navy which may le lea tiated
settlement of more than $500 million in shipbul
claims disputed since .-1972, Charles Thornton,
chairman of the conglomerate, said Saturday Litton is
considering beginning the firat-cash dividends on its
common stock in 24 years. Litton President Fred
O’Green said the firm hopes to settle the company's
claims for costs above contract amounts on navy
warships through negotiation rather than litigation,

TROUBLE BREWING .

SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — beer producers
have accused the Jos. achlits Bee Brewing Co, of at-
teripting to monopolize the malt beverage trade. An
antitrust suit against Schlitz was filed in federal court
Friday by the Falataff Brewing Corp., the General
Brew Co. and the SP Co., formerly Maier Brewing

based in San Franelsco.: he re sult

Sctlite used ‘illegal trade ractiers 0 of sccrely
bribes, kickbacks ard other illegal
rebates" to buyers of its
damages sought was not specified. 9°. =,

B.C. Briefs — a

, MEN CHARGED

Vancouver — Esko Turenen, a7, of Vancouver
wa hat ed with second-degree. murder. Sat--
shooting death of a man whose body
in the trunk of a car in the city on
Friday, Charged with being an acceseory after
“the fact was Michael Turenen, 51, also of Van-
couver, Dead is Oiva Hietamies, believed to be in
this late 40’s. Location of his hametown was not
available. :

, was Sand

t POLICE SEARCHING
| Fort, St. John (CP) — RCMP were searching
Sunday for two male suspects wanted in con-
‘nection with the armed robbery Saturday of a
supermarket. Police said two men eoirented
the manager of the store as he was tallying the
day's receipts. They forced him ‘into a-van, tied.
him up and drove fo Vanderhoof, where they
abandoned: the vehicle. ‘The .manager -f
himself-and called police. The emount ‘of money
stolen was not disclosed.

BODY FOUND
NORTH VANCOUVER (CP) — ROMP
recovered the body of Cyril Albert Kellett, 65; of

ee
wl

Burnaby from Bure Inlet Saturda Pal
days after he was r eported mins! ice. said
thay believe Kellet whed acel ntally,

reement in a anega with the

ot

producis. ‘the amount of

: goach were so anxious to

et home Sunday they at- .
tam ted to skate the nal
ilometres to this |
southeastern
Columbia. Community.
Cranbrook Royals | i

Flyers.

kilometres west of here
on: Highway 3.when the
1 driver refused to continue

‘on the icy road:
‘Sing

British .

the Western International .C

Hockey
returning from a game
Saturday .at Spokane,
Wash —won 41 by the °

League were.”

| Coach Danny |
“and. players
Harvey, Rick’ ‘Barefoot,

Ray. Martyniuk ‘and
Bernie Lukowich laced
“upstligie, skates at: 5,a.m.
eae ee :

whieh °

and he headed home in
e bus- fransporting
the.team stopped about. ae

They. were spotied by.
officer about 12

lettres from here.and -
driven to their homes. —

The rest: of the team,
* started
Cranbrook on foot, was
later. picked. up by
passing motorists.

A team spokesmatt said
the players enjoyed the
extra workout.

BAC. Midget Hockey Tourney

; : KELOWNA, B. C. (CP)
— Four teams have been
named to contest the
British Columbia midget
hockey tournament here

Dec. 16-18 to determine a
representative for the

Wrigley - championship

-next month

North Shore Winter -
Club of North Vancouver, : rep
at the Wrigley tour: -

Prince George Kings
Kimberley Lions an
Kelowna Teamsters will
meet for the B.C. berth in
the national tournament,

Phone listed for your

to be held Jan, 27-29 at

"Verdun + Que.

Winner. of ‘the Wrigi
‘national tournament ey
represent: Canada in
‘games in. Europe later in

Oe eet hockey “players
are bo boys ‘15. an “16 years
rt)

‘Burriaby -' Winter Club
resented: B.C. in 1977

‘mamentin Moncton, N.B.,
finishing third. Bur-
aby’s only loss was to
‘Don Mills, Ont., Flyers,
eventual winners. of the

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the George Medical Society. president of the B.C.
‘a Hospital administrator Medical Association, said
unit Bert Boyd said Prince Monday that the BCMA is

concerned abut Kyne’s
departure and would like
to see a replacement
’ named immediately.

George probably isn't
large enough to justify
such a facility.

George Tyson,

from.

she made a remarkable
recovery.”

The younger Churchill
is the son of Randolph
Churchill, Sir Winston
and Lady Spencer-
Churchill's only son.
Randolph was a politician
and writer who died in
1968 at age 57.

Last duly, Lady ©
SpencerChurchill un-

. derwent abdominal
surgery at London's King
Edward VII Hospital .for

2 an undisclosed ailment.

“But she was quite well
after that,’” her grandson

said ‘Monday. “In fact,

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Banks are striving to maintain

their 60 to 65 percent share.

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Canadian financial "institutions

are totals for homeowners”

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