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Expulsion hasn't slowed Hoffa's drive for increased union power in the United States and his aides figure it won't slow the drive in Can- ada. in August, with the Interna- tional Union of Mine, Mill and Smelter Workers in Canada and the United States. The Canadian Mine-Mill union has also been expelled from the CLC and is in the midst of a fight in Northern Ontario's nickel belt with the United Steelworkers. FEAR RAILWAYS While Gibbons talks of bigger and better things for Canadian truckers, he also harbors con- cern over the Canadian trans- portation pattern -- of the in- Vinyl Folding Doors Handsome folding doors for use in single or double door openings . . . fer closets, or as room dividers. Fashioned from durable plastic, they wipe clean easily. Finished in grey or beige. Sizes approx. EATON Opportunity Day Special: 99 32 x 78 or 80" Each .... 32x78 or 80" 0.99 Seconds' in finish only EATON Opportunity Day Special, each Much below usual price! 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Drivers from With Hoffa's crew in: view of the two countries pass each|the notoriety around him, es-| other at border points. The timated the Teamsters may economies of the two coun- have got only about one-fifth of tries are well integrated." the total membership potential available in Canada. BLACKMAIL CHARGED The international headquart- Gibbons' words are usually ers hungers for power and pres-| dare do a thing like that, They backed by Hoffa's forcefulltige. A big and effective mem-|wouldnt' try to bypass he ways. Hors told a Toronto au- [bership drive in Canada' might| Teamsters." dience early this year that in pe useful in argument for read. That seems to be part of the 1961 the Canadian trucking in-|mittance to the main houses of root of the Teamsters' worry-- dustry would have to deal with jabor in the two countries. that the rail unions may dig him in negotiating Another apparent effort to|deeper into Teamsters' mem- "ant fact Jenewals. The Quebec| strengthen its hand was helbership. provincia amber om- merce retorted that Hoffa was| trying to apply methods of dis crimination, interference and blackmail on the Canadian economy. Teamster Canadian director 1. M. (Casey) Dodds of Toronto| says he hopes to see the union with an organizing fund of $1,000,000 for Canada before long. | Recently, Hoffa 500.000) the creation' of a $3,000, . : T program, being plotted ud Sor organizing in North, provincial government engi- "would expect we would neers, will be followed by con- get at least a third of this for| struction of a pilot tunnel as Canada," Dodds said. first steps in the big Peace a River hydro-electric power pro- He was unable to provide |ject tasks, says Dr, proved and its bridges strength- clear-cut comparison of Cana- o- i Ini States Team- hese two A dian and United States Team Gordon Shrum, head of. the ened, then access roads will be | built from Hudson Hope to the sters' pay rates but said Cana-{ 1B.C. 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They are a lone- 1 09.000 FOR ROAD taln site, U.S. They were thrown out of : i z > ; : . hey gram is construction and re- From this, engineers would the AFL-CIO in 1957 for COM yp iding of road facilities into|learn the earth's structure and - 11 miles west of Hudson Hope, plot two diversion tunnels 50 Mother Of Four which lies 60 miles west of Fort feet in diameter and 3,000 feet River block. J ) nel would be enlarged as a Dr. Shrum said the provincial third diversion tunnel, MEDICINE HAT, Alta. (CP)-- taken to handle the road con-|through the tunnels to bypass! A mother of four will enter the struction program because there the dam site, allowing workmen University of Alberta this fall|public tenders on the work and water problems although it is 23 years since she Still have it completed in time| The dam is to be a rock and Mrs. G. B. Alexander of Medi- Winter at the dam site. across the top and 600 feet cine Hat is going back to school| B.C. Electric, through a §73.. above the present river level at thing useful" with her spare the Royal Bank of Canada, will] Behind it, lying in the Rocky time. pay the bills. Mountain Trench, a reservoir forward to seven months of sep-|lardi said these will amount to|four miles across eventually will aration, my husband and family|about $1,000,000 for the roadibe filled up, creating a lake didn't look on Calgary as being| Highways engineers have gone containing 88,000,000 acre-feet of fairly close to home, maybe I|into the Hudson Hope area to| water. away. _ {which of two routes will be de-|dam along the Peace Riv Besides her husband, she will| veloped. Adequate highways and (route, north along the Finlay a teen-age daughter and another porting heavy construction|Parsnip River to McLeod Lake son of 10. She will live in Cal-lequipment to the dam project. 63 miles north of Prince George. She was hesitant when the = 1% mE idea of taking a course of edu-| One route would be along the| TRY FOR JUMP TITLE north side of the Peace River| CAP de MADELEINE university officials encouraging. : She also found that her school|Winding, narrow gravel and dirt|across Canada and the United sufficient to enable her to take | Hudson Hope has with outside Canadian . parachuting champ- a degree course. points and rail terminals. The ionships Saturday and Sunday. just take one year and any and 40 miles south to Chetwynd. from 4.500 feet with a 15-sec- decision to go further will have Both Fort St. John and Chet-|ond delay and from 7.000 feet own show pretty well" andion highways or at the dam site. [tually it would be flooded out. eignty. But he said tha maybe|g,vernment on Aug. 1 and given| First project on the river will Canada. ahead with plans for construc-|{eet long beneath the north bank bers in 41 locals spread through|o on vo gorge near the Portage Moun- wolf outfit in Canada, as in the "prt requirement in the pro- PLAN THREE TUNNELS ruption at the top. _ the Portage Mountain dam site, other secrets to enable them to St. John in the B.C. Peace|long. Eventually, the pilot tun- Goes To School highways department has under-| River flow will be diverted faculty of education at the is not sufficient time to call|to construct the dam without was a student for tunnel work to begin this earth - fill structure 7,000 feet] because she wants "to do some-|000,000 credit established with|its highest point. "Although none of us looks, Highways Minister P. A. Gag-|200 miles long and averaging are all for it," she said. "If we|work with 900-square-mile surface and wouldn't be going." It's 170 mile|make surveys -and determine| It will stretch west from the leave at home a son nearly 20, |bridges are needed for trans-|River path and south along the gary with a married daughter |y,crinNG ROAD POOR cation occurred to her but found from Fort St. John, where a|Que., (CP) Entries from credits obtained years ago are road now is the only land link |States will participate in the "But for the time being I'll|other would be across the river/The featured jumps will be to wait for the future." 'wynd are on the governmentwith a 30 - second delay, EE EN ws