Girt
Hurt
In
Car
Crash
To
Be
Flown
to
Coast
Kay
Elaine
Klaasen
seven-year-old
Vandcrhoof
girl
who
suffered
severe
head
and
face
injuries
in
a
two
car
collision
west
of
here
Sunday
was
to
be
flown
to
Vancouver
later
today
for
further
treatment
The
daughter
of
Rev
and
Mrs
C
A
Klassen
has
been
In
Prince
George
Regional
Hospital
since
the
mishap
which
also
Injured
five
others
Mrs
Harriett
Levy
of
Vancouver
was
still
in
hospital
today
with
face
lacerations
Her
daughter
and
son-in-law
David
and
Marie
Smith
1155
Twentieth
were
treated
and
discharged
following
the
accident
The
mishap
the
only
serious
one
over
the
holiday
week
weekend
�
end
occurred
on
the
icy
Mud
River
hill
11
miles
west
of
Prince
George
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Program
EXPERTS
TO
WED
LEEDS
England
AP
Cir
Circus
�
cus
fire
cater
Priscilla
Birt
34
has
announced
her
engagement
to
the
circus
fireman
George
Maddocks
George
has
never
been
called
to
me
profession
professionally
�
ally
Priscilla
said
He
al
ways
watches
my
act
but
he
doesnt
have
to
He
just
likes
to
see
mc
perform
SEVEN
IN
COURT
AFTER
BOMBING
NELSON
CP
Three
women
and
four
men
were
arraigned
in
provincial
court
here
Tuesday
on
charges
of
bombing
a
power
pole
in
the
nearby
Slocan
Valley
during
the
weekend
Charged
with
placing
ex
explosives
�
plosives
at
a
power
pole
near
Perry
Siding
wcic
Pete
S
Legebokoff
and
his
wife
Eliz
Elizabeth
�
abeth
Alice
George
Perepol
kin
and
his
wife
Molly
bro
brothers
�
thers
Larry
and
Mike
Laren
and
the
lattcrs
fiancee
Shir
Icy
Folstrom
as
61
Road
construction
costs
In
Prince
George
in
10G2
Will
probably
be
about
the
same
as
last
year
accord
according
�
ing
to
the
citys
provisional
budget
The
budget
includes
102000
for
new
public
works
with
road
mix
asphalt
plant
mix
asphalt
curb
ing
anu
new
streets
inciuueu
in
the
cost
Cttv
Citv
Manager
Mnnriufii
QUITS
TOURNEY
Chess
Cant
Beat
Love
Girt
Says
HASTINGS
England
Reu
Reuters
�
ters
Chess
champion
Lisa
Lane
prepared
to
go
home
to
New
York
today
after
with
withdrawing
�
drawing
from
the
Hastings
in
international
�
ternational
chess
congress
be
because
�
cause
she
was
lovesick
The
21-year-old
beauty
said
she
is
flying
to
New
York
Fri
Friday
�
day
but
declined
to
say
any
anything
�
thing
more
Miss
Lane
holder
of
the
American
womens
chess
cham
championship
�
pionship
withdrew
from
the
Hastings
tournament
Tuesday
defaulting
in
four
games
and
being
held
to
a
draw
in
the
fifth
Asked
why
she
was
with
withdrawing
�
drawing
she
said
it
was
be
because
�
cause
she
was
in
love
with
a
man
back
home
and
wanted
to
be
near
him
I
just
couldnt
concentrate
on
my
game
for
thinking
about
him
she
said
Its
no
use
Im
a
woman
I
cant
stay
and
Works
Superintendent
Bill
Jones
said
today
that
the
road
work
will
in
many
respects
be
a
tidying
up
program
this
year
There
arc
no
specific
areas
of
road
work
as
it
is
now
planned
said
Mr
Jones
Managing
director
of
the
Can
Canadian
�
adian
Good
Roads
Association
C
W
Gilchrist
said
in
Ottawa
recently
that
Canadian
munici
municipalities
�
palities
can
no
longer
increase
annual
expenditures
for
road
construction
He
said
municipal
authorities
generally
had
reported
it
was
beyond
their
financial
capacity
to
cope
with
rocketing
require
requirements
�
ments
of
city
traffic
Their
fi
financial
�
nancial
plight
was
reflected
in
1961
expenditures
which
showed
a
decline
for
the
first
time
in
many
years
he
added
Local
officials
agree
but
the
problem
here
is
not
as
great
as
in
other
areas
Because
municipalities
must
spread
their
money
over
a
wide
number
of
projects
only
a
cer
certain
�
tain
amount
can
go
toward
road
construction
And
the
amount
of
new
road
work
could
be
gradu
gradually
�
ally
reduced
here
as
in
other
centres
if
senior
governments
dont
recognize
the
burdened
municipalities
situation
aecnrH
ing
to
Mr
Thomson
Officials
feel
hieher
prants
w
ay
n
oiu
nim
anymore
ki
u
u
l
T
marrv
hm
nfirhana
T
chrll
u
niaimciuuii
i
ouu
never
marry
You
see
my
feel
feelings
ings
for
him
arc
not
recipro
reciprocated
cated
Arran
Thomson
new
construction
A
study
made
by
a
joint
group
of
muni
cipalities
throughout
Canada
in
1959
revealed
that
75
per
cent
of
Canadian
roads
are
within
municipal
limits
In
Prince
George
alone
there
are
5G
miles
of
roads
TAis
is
almost
equivalent
to
the
provincial
gov
governments
�
ernments
road
between
Prince
George
and
Quesnel
said
Mr
Thomson
Municipal
expenditures
nn
road
construction
in
Canada
rose
to
261000000
in
I960
from
S997
800000
the
previous
year
Final
figures
for
1961
are
expected
to
show
a
drop
to
about
240000
000
The
Jevelling
off
in
the
last
two
vears
in
the
rate
of
ioad
and
streeet
expenditures
has
fol
followed
�
lowed
a
succession
of
phenom
phenomenal
�
enal
increases
in
spending
start
starting
�
ing
in
1946
CROCKETT
GETS
PERMIT
PONTIAC
Mich
AP
The
Oakland
Countv
mm
hnai
r
is
sued
a
permit
to
carry
a
pistol
tor
minting
and
target
shooting
to
Daw
Crockett
I
rKHnt
think
hed
reallv
need
anv
mnrn
practice
said
board
chairman
Anthony
Sticl
after
granting
the
permit
to
Michigan
State
Uni
vcrsity
student
David
B
Crock
ett
24
Now
Hear
This
Spoit
fans
who
think
a
switch
to
private
ownership
is
the
answer
to
all
their
woes
for
the
BC
Lions
should
read
Gary
Lautens
of
the
Hamilton
Spec
Spectator
�
tator
in
the
new
edition
of
Touchdown
magazine
just
out
Then
think
again
New
Years
baby
in
Merritt
is
six
pound
14
ounco
Stephen
Kenneth
Ewers
born
early
Tuesday
to
Mr
and
Mrs
Ken
Ewers
nee
Linda
Holley
Grandpaicnts
are
Mr
and
Mrs
Warren
Holley
City
Manager
Arran
Thomson
was
dragged
from
bed
about
2
am
Tuesday
when
one
of
the
city
hall
bojs
phoned
to
advise
him
a
serious
leak
had
developed
in
the
loot
of
Hut
ancient
build
building
�
ing
Apparently
the
cause
was
a
lieay
buildun
of
irn
Ones
tion
for
CKPG
Newshawk
Barry
Hamelin
When
ou
worn
unl
ing
the
news
over
the
air
cs
terday
jou
referred
to
anun
inhibited
island
Pardon
our
curiosity
but
is
that
some
sort
of
nudist
colony
Not
to
be
outdone
by
Jake
the
Fake
In
surance
Adiustor
Lom
Mr
Coish
has
come
up
with
this
cuue-
it
the
who
fits
share
t
fh
n
111
Kilt
rt
nmrnapAn
President
elect
Alexander
M
tunrK
js
a
wee
mite
annojed
that
somebody
with
a
public
I
voice
has
started
a
rumor
the
proposed
European
goodwill
business
tour
set
for
next
May
has
been
cancelled
due
to
lack
of
volunteers
Taint
so
sez
Alex
the
trip
is
still
officially
on
with
slightly
over
50
signed
up
and
40
to
go
But
the
other
40
had
better
hurry
up
he
sez
because
CPA
has
been
very
patient
so
far
but
cant
wait
much
longer
for
a
decision
Lady
phoned
in
to
ask
if
we
would
mention
the
extreme
dan
ger
created
these
davs
by
youngsters
sliding
down
the
hill
on
Pine
Street
in
the
VLA
sub
subdivision
�
division
Its
so
slippery
right
now
that
drivers
cant
control
vehicles
Many
of
them
ride
their
horns
all
the
way
to
warn
the
kids
but
kids
arent
scared
that
CUSllV
So
now
unvr
tnon
ltioncd
it
and
we
might
mention
aiso
mat
this
should
be
a
job
for
a
parents
and
b
the
police
only
neither
group
seems
to
care
much
what
happens
t
Junior
Chamber
of
Commerce
type
Ernie
Hill
sez
hes
had
repoits
from
members
that
at
least
one
book
salesman
cur
currently
�
rently
knocking
on
doors
is
claiming
the
books
are
endorsed
by
the
Jaycees
Taint
so
sez
Ernie
As
always
ask
for
iden
identification
�
tification
of
anyone
pounding
doors
n
Staffa
was
not
a
formal
an
nouncement
but
was
given
in
reply
to
a
newspaper
mans
questions
Archbishop
Staffa
who
is
secretary
of
the
Vaticans
Sa-
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Phone
LOgan
4
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Vol
6
No
2
Men
Sought
for
Second
Survival
Course
Here
A
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fnr
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tnrlnv
frr
tVm
spmrwL
local
course
under
Canadas
Snpmnl
Mil
iin
Trnininnr
Plan
This
six
week
course
opens
Jan
8
and
120
men
are
needed
between
ages
18
and
50
29
FISHERMEN
DIE
IN
STORM
SEOUL-
AP
Twenty
nine
fishermen
were
drowned
Tuesday
when
five
South
Korean
fishing
boats
sank
in
a
storm
Another
man
is
missing
Six
other
boats
with
about
30
men
aboard
failed
to
make
port
and
a
search
was
under
way
Four
New
Teachers
Start
Work
Today
Four
teachers
in
School
Dis
District
�
trict
57
walked
into
classes
for
the
first
time
today
with
the
resumption
of
public
school
after
the
mid
term
break
The
teachers
one
a
transfer
and
three
stalling
fresh
will
continue
through
to
the
end
of
June
Mrs
Diane
Moore
replaces
Mrs
June
Nordstrum
at
Con
naught
Elementary
School
The
latter
has
gone
to
Toronto
with
her
husband
who
was
trans
transferred
�
ferred
by
his
company
Miss
Jeanette
Danal
replaces
Miss
Joan
Bogsti
at
Harwin
Elementary
School
Miss
Danal
was
formerly
at
Shelley
School
Mrs
Violet
Evans
previously
a
teacher
here
replaces
Miss
Linda
Black
at
King
George
V
At
St
Marys
Lake
School
Mrs
J
G
Nelles
is
being
re
replaced
�
placed
by
John
Penner
Mr
Penncr
has
also
taught
in
the
district
before
ALARM
FIRM
ROBBED
PORTLAND
Ore
AP
A
burglar
took
5
in
cash
and
3750
worth
of
cigarets
from
the
Portland
nlant
of
Guard
Tone
of
Oregon
Incorporated
manutacturer
of
burglar
alarms
S
Wright
Construction
Cn
nf
Seattle
which
is
building
the
transit
system
ror
Alweg
Wash
Washington
�
ington
State
Inc
a
Wenucr
Gren
company
HIGH
VATICAN
PRELATE
SAYS
Castro
Automat
ica
VATICAN
CITV
AP
-
A
high
Vatican
prelate
said
today
Fidel
Castru
and
some
of
lib
officials
have
fallen
under
auto
automatic
�
matic
excommunication
Archbishop
Dino
Staffa
a
leading
expeit
on
canon
law
said
excommunication
had
been
incurred
by
Castro
and
officials
responsible
for
impeding
and
imprisoning
Roman
Catholic
bishops
The
statement
bv
Aichbislmn
cred
Congregation
of
Seminar
Seminaries
�
ies
and
Universities
said
the
excommunication
had
been
in
incurred
�
curred
without
formal
announce
announcement
�
ment
by
the
Vatican
Ho
said
announcement
of
ex
excommunication
�
communication
in
these
cases
is
normally
made
by
the
Pope
Vatican
sources
speculated
that
Pope
John
had
made
no
an
announcement
�
nouncement
in
an
effort
lq
avoid
further
strain
in
relations
be
between
�
tween
the
Vatican
and
Cuba
Archbishop
Staffa
said
bish
bishops
�
ops
had
been
impeded
in
their
work
in
Cuba
and
had
been
im
imprisoned
�
prisoned
but
he
declined
to
give
details
Bishop
Eduajdo
Boza
JIasvi-
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CITIZE
The
Only
Daily
Newspaper
Serving
North
Central
British
Columbia
PRINCE
GEORGE
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
WEDNESDAY
JANUARY
3
1962
ITS
STOCK
TAKING
TIME
in
many
stores
as
merchants
prepare
for
the
coming
years
business
Here
newly
appointed
assistant
manager
of
the
Co
op
uoraon
wngnt
wno
came
nere
trom
Brandon
Man
pours
coffee
for
busy
clerks
Mrs
Sophie
Haack
and
Wally
Cheer
Vandervoort
photo
QUOTA
UP
TO
120
Our
manpower
quota
has
been
increased
to
42Q
for
this
course
from
90
in
the
last
one
said
a
spokesman
for
A
Com
Company
�
pany
Rocky
Mountain
Rangers
The
companys
training
record
during
the
last
course
was
so
high
it
became
a
model
for
the
province
Of
81
men
completing
the
course
14
have
applied
for
enlistment
in
the
permanent
forces
and
20
others
joined
the
militia
company
Rocky
Mountain
Rangers
op
operate
�
erate
the
SMTP
courses
here
with
training
and
instructional
assistance
from
regular
army
personnel
Heres
what
recruits
can
look
forward
to
9
Pay
of
108
a
month
same
as
regular
army
plus
65
a
month
subsistence
allow
allowance
�
ance
Pay
every
Friday
in
cash
Instruction
and
training
in
use
of
the
new
FN
semi
semiautomatic
�
automatic
rifle
including
range
shooting
some
physical
train
training
�
ing
taking
into
account
trainees
age
and
development
sufficient
first
aid
to
cam
St
John
Am
Ambulance
�
bulance
Brigade
certificate
lec
lecture
�
ture
programs
and
demonstra
demonstrations
�
tions
The
RMR
spokesman
sticsscd
the
shoitncss
of
time
and
called
on
volunteers
to
report
at
once
to
the
Armory
on
First
any
time
between
8
am
and
4
p
m
Wanted
5
Gals
for
Night
Work
Wanted
Five
Women
Ages
21
to
49
EprJMfghtWork
V
at
the
filter
centre
Uial
will
be
set
up
in
Prince
George
to
train
gals
to
I
Receive
reDorts
from
ob
servation
posts
in
event
of
a
nuclear
attack
2
Track
and
measure
wind
direction
and
possible
fallout
pattern
3
Relay
information
to
master
control
station
at
Nanaimo
A
spokesman
for
A
Company
Rocky
Mountain
Rangers
said
today
the
filter
centre
is
being
set
up
here
as
part
of
the
Canada
wide
defence
readiness
program
Twelve
volunteers
are
needed
here
and
seven
already
have
joined
Recruits
get
O
Permanent
job
one
night
a
week
for
two
years
minimum
Regular
Canadian
Wo
Womens
�
mens
Army
Corps
uniforms
C
Pay
at
rale
of
103
per
month
winch
divided
over
some
40
weeks
will
total
about
130
a
year
paid
three
times
year
yearly
�
ly
O
Two
weeks
army
summer
camp
at
full
pay
Volunteers
must
bo
single
with
no
dependents
At
least
one
with
previous
CWAC
train
training
�
ing
is
sought
for
officer
candi
candidate
�
date
when
the
girls
are
formed
into
a
militia
unit
Wen
Gren
Settles
Pav
Squabble
over
Monorail
VANCOUVER
CP
Wonnor
Gren
BC
Development
Co
has
made
a
satisfactory
financial
arrangement
with
a
Seattle
con
contracting
�
tracting
company
building
a
monorail
to
the
worlds
fair
a
city
lawyer
said
Tuesday
it
i
Legg
gave
no
details
of
the
settlement
with
iinwnrri
Sir
Legg
won
a
Sunrcmo
Court
injunction
last
month
fore
ing
Wenner
Gren
DC
Develop
ment
to
post
375000
with
the
court
because
of
a
dispute
over
payment
for
the
monorail
He
said
his
client
has
re
received
�
ceived
no
money
for
the
work
done
to
that
date
Mr
Legg
said
the
375000
has
not
been
paid
into
the
court
but
a
satisfactory
arrangement
has
been
worked
out
PICAYUNE
Miss
AP
An
air
force
rescue
team
plucked
U
2
pilot
Charles
Stratton
from
a
cypress
tree
in
snake
-infested
swamplands
near
here
today
Stratton
a
32-year-old
air
force
captain
was
ta
taken
�
ken
by
ambulance
to
Kees
ler
Air
Force
Base
at
1311
oxi
Miss
GO
miles
east
of
here
The
air
force
clamped
a
tight
secrecy
lid
over
his
removal
from
the
swamp
Search
teams
continued
to
hunt
through
the
swamp
area
west
of
Picayune
on
the
Louisiana-Mississippi
border
for
tha
wreckage
of
the
single
scaler
U
2
similar
to
the
plane
which
was
down
in
Russia
in
1960
and
created
an
international
inci
incident
�
dent
The
plane
in
flames
crashed
about
930
pm
Tuesday
Witnesses
reported
seeing
the
fiery
crash
from
as
far
away
as
New
Orleans
75
miles
south
southwest
of
Picayune
The
U
2
a
swift
high
altitude
reconnaissance
plane
became
involved
in
a
dispute
between
the
US
and
Russia
in
May
1960
after
Francis
Gary
Pow
Powers
�
ers
a
civilian
was
downed
over
Russia
He
was
tried
for
espionage
and
is
still
imprisoned
in
Russia
Butchers
Beat
Union
Boss
in
Beef
Boycott
PARIS
Reuters
Butchers
exchanged
blows
and
man
manhandled
�
handled
their
own
union
presi
president
�
dent
Tuesday
as
they
voted
to
continue
a
two
week
boycott
on
beef
to
protest
against
govern
government
�
ment
pried
controls
The
decision
by
2000
Paris
butchers
was
made
despite
a
plea
by
the
union
president
for
an
end
to
the
ban-
Government
sources
claimed
only
about
one
third
of
Paris
butchers
attended
the
meeting
ATTLEE
79
AMERSHAM
England
Reut
Reuters
�
ers
Earl
Attlee
celebrated
his
79th
bnthday
in
the
hospital
here
where
he
has
been
since
Dec
5
after
suffering
a
heart
attack
H
t
udcss
mew
ing
in
in
Czechoslovakia
FLAMES
SEEN
75
MILES
7c
a
Copy
fS
Bing
Back
In
Hospital
This
Time
for
Checkup
SANTA
MONICA
Calif
Ml
Bing
Crosby
is
in
hospital
for
what
his
doctor
terms
a
general
physical
examination
and
checkup
The
entertainer
entered
hospital
Tuesday
night
His
doctor
said
Crosby
will
remain
most
of
the
week
Crosby
was
taken
to
hospital
Dec
22
in
San
Francisco
for
treatment
of
a
kidney
ailment
but
was
released
the
next
day
CONTRACTOR
SAYS
of
1961
In
May
1901
J
S
W
White
director
of
technical
and
voca
tional
education
said
in
a
let
ter
to
the
school
board
here
that
classes
weie
not
expected
to
commence
prior
to
January
1962
m
Beat
Attack
Fidel
HAVANA
AP
Backed
by
modern
Soviet
-
bloc
weapons
and
Latin
Americas
fastest
air
force
Tidel
Castro
says
his
armed
foices
await
any
new
in
invasion
�
vasion
with
a
smile
on
our
lips
The
Cuban
prime
minister
showed
off
his
new
military
equipment
Tuesday
at
a
parade
marking
the
third
anniversary
of
his
victory
over
the
Batista
dictatorship
He
said
Yankee
imperialism
was
the
sole
rea
reason
�
son
for
Cubas
rearmament
Highlights
of
the
parade
were
three
Communist
made
MlG
19
jets
which
swept
overhead
with
a
flight
of
18
older
MiG
15s
or
MiG
17s
The
MiGs
are
believed
to
have
been
piloted
by
Cubans
who
recently
completed
train
crs
with
a
smile
on
our
lips
The
Cuban
leader
also
as
assailed
�
sailed
his
critics
in
other
Latin
countries
especially
presidents
Romolo
Betancourl
of
Vene
Venezuela
�
zuela
and
Alberto
Llcras
Cam
argo
of
Colombia
whom
he
called
muiderers
of
workers
peasants
and
students
Castro
said
Brothers
mobilize
against
any
eventuality
The
stupider
they
the
US
act
the
faster
the
hour
of
liberation
approach
approaches
�
es
The
crowd
roared
approval
and
Castro
announced
he
is
call
ing
a
national
assembly
of
nuncireus
of
thousands
of
Cu
Cubans
�
bans
Jan
22
the
date
the
Am
eiican
foreign
ministers
meet
in
Uruguay
to
consider
the
danger
posed
by
Cuba
to
the
Western
Hemisphere
we
are
not
a
warmonger
fVP
I
i
he
said
We
do
not
want
to
use
riODIcrili
J0I16S
these
arms
but
we
shall
fight
if
attacked
with
a
fierce-
Prince
Georges
storm
sewer
ness
unlmagincd
by
our
en-
svstern
had
a
good
workout
dur
emies
We
will
exterminate
nS
tie
last
fur
days
when
61
Uicm
We
await
the
invad-
mencs
ot
ram
leu
on
the
city
BlUff
fAMMAII
mmZ
immjL
JA
j
iwBBBaflaktfH
aacim
dal
was
epcllcd
from
Cuba
along
with
135
prices
last
Sep
September
�
tember
At
the
time
Vatican
sources
said
Castro
and
his
of
officials
�
ficials
might
have
incurjed
au
tomatic
excommunication
Archbishop
Staffa
said
the
ex
communication
was
under
a
pro
provision
�
vision
of
Roman
Catholic
canon
law
imposing
automatic
excom
excommunication
�
munication
upon
any
person
who
directly
or
indirectly
im
impedes
�
pedes
a
prelate
in
the
perform
performance
�
ance
of
his
duties
Effects
of
excommunication
briefly
are
loss
of
the
sacra
sacraments
�
ments
of
the
church
and
in
a
broad
sense
ostracism
from
the
church
of
any
ptuon
so
pun-
Castro
said
his
forces
have
uccn
mucn
lmpruveu
since
incy
rt
t
SAnrilhe
inYaSin
f
iRSM
ISUStt
FeW
Pardon
for
this
typo
of
Works
Superintendent
Bill
Jones
said
There
were
no
problems
relative
to
a
cnnnln
ot
jcars
ago
At
that
tune
we
u
ic
running
into
jaKes
18
incites
deep
Up
Kltrl
crwnri
if
II
I
1
excommunication
can
bo
given
4bain
were
blocked
Tuesday
only
by
the
Pope
or
lib
dele
gate
Vatican
sources
said
tlio
ex
excommunications
�
communications
of
the
Cuban
of
officials
�
ficials
probably
occurred
at
the
time
of
Bishop
Masvidals
ex
expulsion
�
pulsion
if
not
earlier
It
became
known
Tuesday
that
Castro
had
named
a
new
am
ambassador
�
bassador
to
the
Vatican
replac
ing
the
envoy
he
recalled
in
De
December
�
cember
1959
Vatican
sources
said
appaientiy
the
Cuban
gov
government
�
ernment
wants
better
relations
with
the
Vatican
but
that
this
would
uot
affect
the
excom
muuication
lUOinillg
but
must
of
them
unn
opened
in
the
afternoon
by
pc
cial
woiks
crews
They
were
out
all
day
and
some
were
still
on
Jast
night
he
said
Thev
moved
In
fnl
J
lowing
the
plowing
of
the
streets
when
graders
covered
some
of
the
catch
basins
Clean
up
crews
will
continue
tq
woik
in
the
Central
area
to
today
�
day
clearing
slush
covered
streets
and
storm
sewers
There
were
few
reports
of
flooded
basements
caused
by
water
from
city
streets
Q
First
building
of
the
new
vocational
school
on
Central
is
scheduled
for
completion
in
late
February
or
early
March
a
spokesman
for
the
contractors
C
J
Oliver
Ltd
said
today
About
a
dozen
men
arc
cur
1
rcntly
working
on
the
single
storey
steel
structural
building
which
will
house
heavy
duty
and
auto
mechanic
workshops
on
i
the
main
floor
and
two
class
1
rooms
on
the
mezzanine
i
The
department
of
education
in
Victoria
has
indicated
classes
in
auto
and
diescb
mechanics
welding
heavy
equipment
main
maintenance
�
tenance
and
operations
will
start
in
September
It
is
the
latest
in
a
series
of
projected
opening
dales
since
construction
of
the
school
was
announced
in
the
speech
from
the
throne
Jan
28
1960
March
25
i960
Lands
and
Forests
Minister
Ttay
Williston
said
in
Prince
George
the
voca
vocational
�
tional
training
school
would
likely
be
in
operation
in
1961
May
24
I960
MrKWilllston
told
a
chamber
of
commerce
meeting
it
would
be
ready
for
use
in
September
19G1
Ieb
1
1961
Education
Minis
Minister
ter
Leslie
Peterson
said
in
Vic
toria
the
school
was
exnoctod
to
be
in
operation
in
the
fall
KEEL
TO
BE
LAID
FOR
NEXT
FERRY
JUNEAU
Alaska
AP
The
keel
for
Alaskas
second
big
ferry
will
be
laid
at
Seattle
Triday
almost
a
month
ahead
of
schedule
the
division
of
marine
transporta
transportation
�
tion
said
Tuesday
The
keel
for
the
first
of
the
four
boats
to
be
operated
in
Alaskas
new
ferry
system
was
laid
at
Puget
Sound
Bridge
and
Drydock
Com
Companys
�
panys
Seattle
yard
Dec
14
The
first
ship
was
named
the
Malaspina
The
name
for
the
second
vessel
has
not
been
announced
as
jet
The
keel
-for
the
Ourd
shitf
is
scheduled
to
be
laid
June
7
imer
s
On
UK
Still
Era
Bui
LONDON
AP
Ice
and
snow
maintained
a
stranglehold
over
most
of
Britain
today
despite
the
weathermans
promise
of
a
thaw
For
the
third
day
in
a
row
transport
struggled
at
a
snails
pace
across
rail
roads
and
wa
waterways
�
terways
The
only
sign
of
faster
traffic
was
at
London
and
some
other
big
airports
wheic
planes
were
unfrozen
from
the
ground
and
started
flying
almost
on
schedule
Thousands
of
miles
of
high
highway
�
way
still
were
coated
with
hard
packed
ice
on
which
motor
ve
vehicles
�
hicles
slithered
in
cautious
con
voys
The
svyitcligear
on
raihoad
tracks
jammed
tight
again
al
most
as
soon
as
defrosting
ciews
had
turned
their
backs
In
some
places
fog
added
to
the
hazards
The
weather
bureau
said
the
thaw
promised
for
today
might
now
be
delayed
some
days
Heavy
snowfalls
in
inin-
Austria
stopped
iust
as
iim
tem
perature
started
rising
and
tho
warnings
went
out
of
avalanche
danger
Southeastern
France
also
had
heavy
snow
and
ice
Light
lain
fell
on
the
snow
and
quickly
iced
over
In
Paris
the
tern
perature
was
near
freezing
HF
II
I
LE3Y
M
FORECAST
Cariboo
Prince
George
and
Bulkley
Valley
rotrions
rnn
-
pect
cloudy
conditions
Thursday
iMuiiiiin
Mim
occasional
rain
and
snow
in
the
afternoon
and
evening
sajs
the
ucntiiprmin
at
the
Prncc
George
airport
I
here
will
be
lis
ht
winds
and
muo
change
in
temperature
Low
tonight
and
high
tomor
tomorrow
�
row
at
Prince
George
Quesnel
and
Smithers
28
and
38
Last
24
Hours
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George
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