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He was 78, His parlor game, at first refused by game manufacturers, grew in popularity to be- come the biggest thing to ever hit the game field. He retired at 53, and royalties continue to pour in now, (AP Wirephoto) Walkout | Ends In Sarnia SARNIA (CP)--The 750] employees of Holmes Foundry | Ltd. voted Tuesday to return to work and end a 24-hour walk- out, prompted by the com- pany's refusal to reinstate two workers dismissed on Friday. The workers agreed at a meeting to follow normal griev- ance procedures and take the reinstatement issue to arbitra- tion for settlement, said Ted Oana, international representa- tive for Local 456, United Auto Workers. They agreed to go back to work after the company, located in nearby Point Edward, indicated the men who walked out Friday and again Monday would not lose any sen- jority and that company fore- men would be instructed to establish better working rela- tions with the men, Mr. Oana said The first walk-out came Fri- day nig ght. Fire Destroys Coach Works LONDON, Ont. (CP)--The General Coach Works of Can- ada. Ltd. was destroyed by a $1,000,000 fire Tuesday. The fire broke out shortly after 11 a.m. and left the plant --a large producer of trailers-- a burned hulk in just about an hour. J. C. Clayton, vice-president of General Coach, told the 120 employees after the fire "to sit tight." He said they all still had jobs and would hear from the company in a few days. He estimated the loss at $1,- 000,000. J. C. Clayton, company vice- president, estimated the loss in building and materials at $1,- 000,000. He said the plant would be rebuilt. Creek- Cypriot Boy Killed NICOSIA (AP)--A_ Canadian soldier in the United Nations peacekeeping force in Cyprus accidentally shot and killed a 16-year-old Greek-Cypriot boy Tuesday near the farm village of Karmi, in northern Cyprus, a UN source said The boy died while a UN heli- copter was en route to the scene to evacuate him to hospi- tal The source said the soldier's rifle fired accidentally' while village children gathered around a Canadian UN patrol which was escorting a party of} villagers out harvesting near a Turkish-controlled area. | In Ottawa a spokesman at Canadian Forces Headquarters} identified the soldier involved as Rifleman, J. M. G. Doucet, 19, of Summerside, P.E.1. The spokesman confirmed the details as reported by the UN source. eek: 'Minister Coming To Quebec PARIS (Reuters)--French Education Minister Alain Pey- refitte will fly to Canada next month to implement President de Gaulle's plan for a "'con- siderable increase'? in aid to the French speaking province of Quebec, officials here said Tuesday. The officials said Peyrefitte will confer with Quebec Pre- mier Daniel Johnson, Education Minister Jean-Jacques Bertrand and other provincial leaders during a four - day visit to Que- bee ec Sept. 10- 14. BUILD BIRD LANDS CRESTON, B.C. (CP)--Work on development of the Creston Valley wildlife management area will begin before the end of the: year, says the British Columbia recreation depart- ment The 11,000-acre area is a major nesting ground for wat- erfowl, 500 Rossland Rd. W. 564 King St. E. - ya A" tina he" th - NO CONTESTS... STAMPS . . 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