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i oy # a % (40 TRE DANY TIMESGATETTE, Fridey, Augeel 18, 1995 Rising Star Exercise By DAVE Meiwiosk Canadian Press Sali Willey CAMP GAGLT WH, 5. B, (CF) The Canadian Army's Digg est | Pease IRARORIYIRS WN ary ended 1oday as they hegan--in the | FAD Generally, the 1s Intentry Ih | vislon's exercis Rising Bier wis LONIRETER RB FHCERSE aut some olliccrs said they fei | coma have heen made # 14 more ! feniimpe with # Weger enemy' : Ld 1 4 | Fhe role of the enemy was taken {hy only one Ld € nd | Black Walch Ranged against | were six hetiglions, three squad: rons of tanks, artillery And sup | porting mrms As # remit; some seid, nen-vel | srans In the Wig lovee had no res (sense of what an enemy could {do | BLAME THE UMPS » 4 er fall. The new layout, to be the | in east-ond Torontn, This serisl | rilziest race course In Canada, | view shows the lowe racks In Evers an Wh-pere property, and | background and construction of replaces the Th-year-old Woodbine | seal 5000 persons 14 shart Lomehr get ion pho ow the ne 16 10h ne race track which will open nthe Toromto subih of Makion next Himes so thet elements of the di vision were shle 16 make advances {that would not secur warlare This was particularly true Thurs dey when the 4i/ision staged » | breakthrough, The umpires had to {all a temporary censedire 19 sort Equipment And Leadership Caused 7 Avalanche Deaths BANKY, Alta, (CP) Aefinitely Jury says seven American school boys wha died jn a Rocky moun iain avalanche July 11 were WM: send Baylis, equipped and lacking in proper | Philadelphia leadership | Louis, Mo Whe Jury returned (he verdiet| deriown, Fa Thursday slier heing old hy | Mamiord, Pa A coroner's mended i for the eificiency of its accident pnd they were rescue work not leaders Killed were Richard apd Town In #n emergency » leader) Byear-old wins, of | should go 10 the fore and do every Luther Seddon of Bt. | thing he can,' Pillaway said William Wise of Sou-| Oesef, a Balt imore school | VANCOUVER (CP)-Backed hy David Chapin of | teacher, began the «mb but! a budget of $40,000, Bleve Kagelt Miles O. Marble of | dropped out hecanse of a Wistered | of the British Calumina mbes | Codegeville, Pa; and William | fool, giving the hoys permission to | Manulaeturery' sociation ww) Ranit National Park warden oat | Satta of Philadelphia, The young: | gn on, Dickerson, of Philadelphia, | head for England next month in pletely against mountaineering | ost members of the perty were 18 did not take part [an atlempt 0 mend the hullding principles In attempting to reach | and the oldest 16 | Asked how many expert guides | ways of Britons and draw more the summit of Hy foot mount. | When the avalanche hit them, | wou he needed tn direct 16 hoys-- | atiention to B, C, timber Temple the boys were al the 9500-ol | the number who started the climb | Plans for the renewed allack on "We find thet all leadership mark and on thelr was down, Two | on a elimh of Mt Temple, Mr [the United Kingdom market hy equipment was inadequnie for of them escaped uninjured and (wo! Pittaway Said "one competent | west eoast himhermen were an this type of climbing the Jury said | 7oTe taken 10 hospital where they | guide could take all those hoys up | nounced here Thursday hy 1. 1, G na verdici vend hy foreman recovered ' hut hy the rock approach" Bentley, association president. The Cyril P { Banff | Bertram Pillaway, chief park hen you consider the equip: | move follows an eviensive market AFI Faris of Bn warden and. a specislist in moun: | ment and preparations for that | survey by promotion director Ed COMMENDS DEPARTMENT | tain resene work, told the Jury he | type of trip were inadequale?" the | gett The jury absolved the park de: | had talked wiih William Osser and | coroner asked | Many of the dollars in the pra periment of ad blame and com: Odver Donald Dickerson after ihe Definiiely so," said Pittaway, | motional budget aimed at the U, K : ¢ : Sea Lord Fights For Survival tense advertising campaign, says Of R.N. In This Nuclear Age Mr, Edgell His sales talk will be hacked hy the fodowing facts Housing authorities in the UK are alarmed at the Increasing rate (of fuel consumption In existing | houses constructed of masonry and By RON EVANS | Bven her sternest crities admit 8-ronm apartment 14. itycted y Canadian Press Ball Writer the navy could hardly have found became society. legends LONDON (CP) Admiral Bari | ® better spokesman than this royal | Bul things changed with the Sec Mounthatten, Britain's husky, hust | admiral gd " | Tha orld War Maunthation loth TOO MANY OLD HOUSES fing fist wes lord, Is whelling a | "8 Al Ang hanadsom PIRINARG OF Hie Aestrover ReNY | of the 14,000,000 houses In the 1 Hesk ta one of hel Phwwically, he is an impressive | moved on o the aiveraft corner |" kK. one third are more than iehal desk Ime Oh A | figure. Rome six feet tall and bls | KIO rious and Tater, an chief of | go ou 0G SO ROGGE ote Royal Navy's toughest haltles, |! A streamlined weightlifter, he | combined operations, planned some | " 5, ake ailor. whe josh ova is an avid polo player and under: | 80 major commando raids on oe i" H ove BNEWET en an torrential rain The wmpiring also eli down #f | mn Belusl J In Park lane the insulated frame house should | to the prob: | WA hack the dn mies whend Wil the gitistion ara RUBLHETE ho hiRd 106 tar The Ist Battalion, Royal Und Begiment, travelled su. fast, in fact that i lost the wmplre moving with MAHA RERTYY AECImRiEn 7 Theoret um force pine Limes Ws she First phase othe breshomt, | gained slicer mn WIE Tepilse oR Enh Wile. wns Recomplisned by the ie Black Walsh, Ist Royal Canadien Regiment end 1st Boys Zina SECOND VHASE The second phase, involving » Vell wheel, hridging of # river and #4 vanik rom Wrideehead, was ear: ried out by the nd snd Wd Cann ian Gupids, Wa Boyal Und wn the Boval Canadian Fngineers The bridging was done st pig VEY RB FIVER Ewalen Dy RB ARBY'S The infantry spent the day and wight slogging through sodden fields ow erouehing in weapon pits hell filled with water The exercise began Wn Simier weather asl Bunday, IL cost one man's Vile when a Bren-gim carver sapped off & muddy rogd mt ight and tipped over in the dileh Fhe genernl plan was a Svisionsl 'U.K. Publicity Trip ForB.C.Timber Man than 100 years oid. The demand indicates 6.000.000 new homes will he requived for the nest 2) yesr Last year, B, C, coastal mids shipped 655,000 000 feet of lumber 10 this overseas market, or 25 per Leent of sll softwood imporied into | the | Consumption of U, K is only 25 pei pre-war ioigl Part of the promotion plan eon sists of persuading Britons 18 use more wond Wn hame consiruetion English houses contain only 2000 hoard feel of lumber compared with 10,000 hosyd feel used in home construction in Nevih Americas | Wand is cheaper then brick, says | Mr. Bdgett, and the use of mim her would Increase productivity To demonstrate these facts to Bri | igh municipal authorities in chars of most new housing developments | the B.C. lumber group will erect spectacular glue = laminated tim | her feature' al the hullding exhi- | bition In Oymnpie Further plans include erection of six test houses under the ausplees of the dandon County Counell and | introducing a hrick-Afaced frame | design In place of the traditional | solid masonry timber In the cent of the water fisherman | cupted Europe, These ded the months gn, 1s fighting for the sen: He has heen a courageous ship | tragic Dieppe landing of Aug. 19, lor service's survival in the nu | caplain, rugged commando ghief, | yo which vesulted in move than elear we and respected allied commander in | 8.000 Canadian and British casuals the Pacifie and Meditervanean, | tes bul provided invaluable les Sine moving into the eveamven: | sons for the Normandy invasion tory. Mounthatten must face and | loved admiralty office overlooking | In 1045, as Allied commander in | answer not guns, hut a formidable | 8, Fames's Fark, Moumihatten has | Southeast Asia, Mountbatten ae: | arvay of oritles who elaim the navy | campaigned energetically for the | cepted the surrender # of 750,000 obsolete In terms of hydrogen | silent service, Some of his enthusi- | Japanese (roops, | warfare | asm may stem from the partivy flav the war, Mounthatien took | ut the M year-old peer, who will | lar pride with which he aceepled | on his most ticklish task tn date, visit Ottawa for three days In Oelg: | ihe past of figsl sea lard a8 vineray and later frsl-goverpor: | Ber, Is ready with his answers, | HOUNDED FROM OFFICE general of India during her pro | "Remember we are still an is. | Forty years ago his father, | gress to dependence within the land," he recently told an audience | Prince Louis of Batlenherg, was AM naval eadels, "and we have (0 driven from this affice hy public port our foodstuffs and raw ma: | resentment of his German ances vial to the tune of a leas 1. try, although he was responsible 000 tons week If we are 10 or Whipping the feel Into shape survive," for ¥irst World War victory, Later Nor will the navy fight any fu: | he changed the family name In \ e war in terms of the last Mounthatten, after an island for AEs" NeW VRE NAVY tress In Plymouth sound . The main offensive strength of | Louls Francis Albert Vietor Nich: | the fleet In future will he built | olas Mounthatten--known to his around the fast hattle-groups, each | friends as Dickie followed his group consisting of one alveraft | father Indo the navy al 15, As a earvier, one ervlser and a squad. | young leotenant « commander, hi ron of destravers. The evusers and | married Edwina Cynthia Annette | destroyers will he of madern de: | Ashley, a £1.500,000 heiress, and 'align and they will he equipped, as plunged into the gay Mayfair world goon as the weapon Is available, | of the 1080s and 1080s. Stories of with guided missiles.' lavish parties in the Mounthatten's SALLY'S SALLIES heery 's the sii: fon wigmomen 0 The navy's Wi we A 'PROGRESSIVE' UNDRESS STRIKE NEW DELHI (Reuters) Bome 6,000 third-grade elerks in the Indian government secre tavial will stave a "strip tease' atrike next week Mo hack de mands for more he vclerks HOMES ~ nay will. appear al work next Tuesday shirtless and unshaven: if their demands are not met after another week they will remave their trousers and go to work In pajama pants A week later they plan to re place pajamas hy short under pants and diseard thelr shoes, If the sirike Is still in pro gress on Bept, A, they will re. pork far duty in loineloths with ied sheets wrapped around thelr shoulders 8 ing requirements at ® PLANS A ® FREE ES ROAD MACHINE FOUND AMITHE FALLE (CP1-A three day search for a stolen 10:t0n road hed ended this week when the 3,000 machine was found aban doned on a side road. 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