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Female Job Force Up 350 Per Cent The U.S. produced 21.5 million men's suits last year. world-wide IMTSJUMTIONAL TRWEL HIGHLY RECOMMENDS Holland-America 's The VANCOUVER SUN: Feb. 20, 1965 2 Sons Headed for Granduc Despite Pleas of Parents DOCTOR HERO IDENTIFIED A doctor credited with saving the lite on an injured police officer last i OTTAWA (CP A marked increase in the number of working, middle-aged women helped swell the female labor force in Canada by 350 per cent between 1951 and 1961, a By LAKKY KO.SK Garnet Rosp and his wife tried to convince their sons Blake and Rod not to go to work at the Granduc mining camp. in the 45-54 age group.

Its participation was now 34.7 per cent. "Despite recent improvements in social security benefits it would appear that a real income -maintenance problem remains for people of Fred Blockberger, 39, of Hope. Blockberger, a tunnel-boss, had been at the mine for about two months, his wife said Friday night. 'WAIT I XBELIEVABl.K' 'This waiting is unbelievable," she said. "I didn't know federal labor department re The 60Day: QuiSe week has been identified.

Police said the. doctor, identified as Dwight Pret. gave emergency treatment to Constable Peter Browne, 25, after the officer suffered severe injuries in a collision between his motorcycle and a car at Fourth and Bur-rard. Cons. Browne is in satisfactory condition.

port shows. Because of this But they lost out and thei striking 65 and over," the report, titled growth, the over-all percentage participation in the labor force has remained relatively stable, despite a 35-per-cent drop between 1950 and 1963 in what it was like to not know The Aging Worker in the Canadian Economy, says. The narrowing down of job the labor force participation of OP Port till! ties for older Canada has one-third of the world's total fresh water area. sons are missing following the slide that dealt death and destruction to the camp Thurs day. Mr.

and Mrs. Rose were notified of this earlv today. Blake, 21, and Rod, 23, left the Rose home at 2740 West Fourth late Jast week for Granduc. They were unable to find employment on the Lower Mainland. "We tried everything to keep them here," Mrs.

Rose said in an interview Friday night. jmen of 65 and over, the workers may be partly due to report said. "irrationality" on the part of Growth in the number of i employers, but a number of working women, shown at all other barriers do exist, the ADRIAN DELROSE safe in slide SLIDE SURVIVOR whether someone you love is hurt or dead. "We have been glued to radio ever since the disaster, hoping that someone will find out what has happened to him." "If it keeps up much longer, I don't think I'll be able to i stand the waiting," she Go for ess levels, was particularly rapid report says. Dad Phones CEST B0N Safety News There are any number of economies a well-designed leasing plan can offer you.

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Granduc slide. their doors today for the first Adrian Delrose, 37, contacted! time in 75 days. would probably get good jobs here. 'OFF THEY WENT' "But they were used to working and didn't want to be idle. So off they went." Mrs.

Rose said she wanted her sons to stay out of the mines. "My husband worked in the mine at Bralorne for 18 years before we moved here last duc operation about a month ago. Janitor Crai's F. Anderson. 37, who started work at the camp Monday.

Anderson, of 3238 Fleming, previously worked as an orderly at St. Paul's Hospital. He is the father of three young children. enue since the strike started Dec. 5.

The signing followed a 397-1 vote by Quebec City liquor board employees in favor of the new contract giving them an $18-a-week wage increase over three years. The employees, earning an average of $57 a week, had asked for a $25-a-week raise. the lamiry home at 2002 Ma- They reported brisk busi-rine Drive, New ness with customers lined up He telephoned Mrs. Delrose at many outlets awaiting the iiom tne evacuation centre at io a.m. opening.

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5 nieie wasii i any puna in telling them that their daddy might not come home," she said. Mrs. Delrose said her husband, a cook at the camp for about a month, told her he was burled in debris for two hours after the slide struck. LONDON year," she said. "Blake and Rod also worked at the mine for a while, and we have another married son who still works at the Bralorne mine.

"I've just had my fill of seeing my family go into mines." Blake was hired by Granduc to do surface work while Rod was to work underground. Both are single. Also missing in the slide area are: when 3,200 QLB employees across the province walked off the job to back demands for higher salaries and other benefits. Liquor board officials told reporters the government had lost $10 million in liquor rev- DRUGS ltd. "He said he was in the cookhouse when the slide hit.

"He was trapped when the SCHOOL COSTS UNCHANGED NORTH VANCOUVER The school board's record-breaking 1965 budget of $8.08 million has been screened by the city and left intact. School board secretary Gordon McConnell said Thursday the budget total remained unchanged after its detailed expenditures were thoroughly combed at a joint meeting of trustees with the city finance KOI) ROSE no work here Russia Protests OPTICAL DEPT building collapsed, and yelled for two hours before another cook finally rescued him. "Adrian said he thought he was going to die in the rubble: He said the thought of dying didn't bother him as much as how his family would get along without him," Mrs. Del-rose said. Delrose escaped with a 86 of Uninjured In Alaska Listed A total of 95 men who Patrick Toner, Vancouver; escaped serious injury in the) Alfred Y.

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