The Vancouver Sun from Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada • 13

The VANCOITVER SUN: Fri Aug. 13, 1965 13 WITNESS SAYS: Juveniles Plotted fiOY STUNG 30 TIMES BY SWARM OF WASPS VICTORIA (CP) Wasps inflicted 30 stings NAMES in the NEWS Escape Bi Everything on a 3' -year-old boy here before being driven off by an older brother. Dale Garroway, son of Mr. and Mrs. William Garroway, stepped on a wasp nest while playing on Mount Tolmie.

The angry horde pursued the screaming child into the nearby family home. The youngster was saved by his brother Bernard, 13, who threw a bucket of water over him. A doctor administered drugs to counteract the stings and the child was not taken to hospital. Veteran crooner Rudy Vallee said he was cut to the quick when thieves ransacked his car outside a motel at Lynn, and left untouched a carton of Rudy Vallee phonograph records. "I can't sell them.

I can't give them away. They won't even steal he lamented. VICTORIA (CP A former prisoner at the Greater Victoria juvenile detention home testified Thursday that three youths in the home planned to break out the night of Aug. 2. The 17-year-old youth gave evidence at the trial of 25-year- JKk.

old Kenneth Russell, who was charged with pointing a fire arm at two prisoners in the Half-Way House Reaction Cautious home the same night. Russell, who was acting night supervisor at the home, has pleaded not guilty. is On Sa at When the trial opened Tuesday in city magistrate's court the first prosecution witness "This has the possibility of getting something done that our officials would never get done," said Aid. Bert Emery. The appointment of the committee is to be made by Mayor Bill Rathie, provided council approves the committee recommendation.

was also a 17-year-old ex-inmate. The first witness testifed Russell fired a 32-calibre revolver in the home's recreation room the night of Aug. 2. The bullet had lodged in a four-foot-long piece of wood being brandished by an inmate. Thursday's witness told City council's health and welfare committee decided Thursday to move with caution on ex-convict Vern Minovv's plans to open a rehabilitation house in West Point Grey.

It recommended a small committee meet Minow to discuss his plans for the halfway house he plans for ex-prisoners at 4519 West Ninth. Minow, a former prisoner at the B.C. Penitentiary, told council five or 10 people would live in the house and be taking courses at the University of B.C., most working toward a social work degree. He said most residents would be former drug addicts Modern House of defence counsel Derraond Only Lipp Votes No on Equipment Aid. Phillip Lipp voted against a motion Thursday and vowed: "I never will be in favor." Owen-Flood he had not witnessed the incident but had heard the shot.

Immediately before hearing the shot he had overheard Russell telling the youth: "Put the board away." The youth had replied: "Make me put it down." The witness said the youth was one of three he had heard plotting a break-out for that evening. The plan had been to attack Russell and steal his keys. The trial was adjourned to Aug. 17. who could return to society as social workers to assist rehabilitation of others on drugs.

GROUPS FIGHT IT Minow's half-way house proposals met with strong opposition from representa tives of the North West Point Grey Homeowners' Association and the West Point Grey Civic Association. They questioned location of the home in a single-family zone and also its operation by non-professionals in the reha City council's civic services committee approved the purchase of $458,000 worth of machine shop equipment requested by the engineering department. Lipp was the only dissenter. Lipp wanted to know why the department needs six lathes. He also wanted to know why it needs a 200-pound hydraulic press and forming rolls.

"With all this equipment you're going to be the best equipped machine shop in the city," he told engineering officials. City Commissioner Gerald Sutton Brown said the city machine shop isn't in the manufacturing business. "If you want to put us in the manufacturing business, I'm sure we could probably make a handsome profit," he told Lipp. The equipment is to be used to replace worn out equipment the city now has. It will be installed in the new works yard at Manitoba and Marine.

bilitation field, although they sympathized with the need for Visitor Guilty In Arms Case One of three Calgary men charged with possessing stolen firearms said Thursday his companions knew nothing of the weapons. Richard Oaks, 22, said Jim Ramchuk and Dennis Aikins, KDGAR BERGEN and DAUGHTER Candice signs film deal (. andice Bergen, daughter of ventriloquist Edgar Bergen, eventually could receive up to $75,000 for one motion picture under a contract approved by a court in Los Angeles. Miss Bergen will make one picture a year for Columbia Pictures starting at $12,500 and, if all options are picked up, work her way up to $75,000 for the last film. Thirty per cent of the earnings will go into savings bonds at the request of Miss Bergen, a junior at the University of Pennsylvania.

Fuller Brush Co. founder Alfred C. Fuller is throwing a party for the entire town of Welsford, N.S. Fuller, who was born in Welsford, has restored his family's home there and has invited all 300 persons in the town to the housewarming Saturday. U.S.

chess master Bobby Fischer has announced he will not take part in a chess tournament in Havana unless Premier Fidel Castro assures him that his participation will not be used for propaganda. Fischer said he objected to Castro's recent claim that a telephone arrangement was a "propagandistic victory for Cuba because the U.S. State Department had refused to allow Fischer to go to Cuba. George K. Reedy, former press secretary to President Lyndon Johnson, is recovering in a Rochester, hospital after surgery to correct an ailment that causes the toes to curl under the foot.

Algeria's deposed president Ben Bella is reported to be recovering from a bout of nervous depression in detention near Algiers. He fell ill after he was deposed June 19 in a coup led by armed forces commander Houari Boumedlenne. Actress Rosalind Russell has told reporters in Hollywood that Mrs. Peter Lawford was among guests who visited singer Frank Sinatra's chartered yacht during its cruise in New England waters. Miss Russell denied reports that Mrs.

Lawford's sister-in-law, Mrs. John F. Kennedy, was aboard the yacht while she was aboard. "Wo had wonderful food, wonderful relaxation, and played backgammon much of the time," she said. "He's a wonderful host, you know.

Among the guests was lOyear-old actress Mia Farrow who has been linked romantically with the 49-year-old singer. Congo Premier Moise Tshonibe has arrived in Brussels from Leopoldville for talks with Belgian Foreign Minister Paul-Henri Spaak. Next stop on his tour of Western European nations will be Munich. such half-way facilities. Minow said he has support from business and profession men and from a number of associations Including the B.C.

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that this is a genuine effort to get something done," he said. ASKS FOR GRANT Minow asked council for permission to Use the house for rehabilitation, a tax rebate when established and a $4,000 grant from the city. (Althouth the house Is in a single-family zone, its use as a half-way house could be permitted as a religious, charitable or philanthropic establishment.) "The idea's good, but it should be operated by the welfare department, not amateurs," said Aid. Earle Adams, opposing any further action. BdH ron rur I At fading stores evwywhur? DR.

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