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POWER
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Word
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f
Km
Ottawa
OTTAWA
C
Finance
Min
istcr
Flemings
office
said
to
today
�
day
it
has
received
no
formal
request
as
et
from
Premier
Bennett
for
a
meeting
in
Tor
Toronto
�
onto
Jan
12
to
discuss
the
Col
umbia
Tlivcr
treaty
Mr
Bennett
told
a
press
con
conference
�
ference
in
Victoria
Wednesday
that
tic
has
suggested
that
date
for
a
Toronto
conference
with
Mr
Fleming
A
spokesman
here
said
it
was
doubtful
whether
Mr
Fleming
would
be
able
to
accept
He
al
already
�
ready
is
scheduled
to
confer
with
a
group
of
US
cabinet
ministers
in
Ottawa
on
that
data
Premier
Bennett
said
ha
will
be
in
Ottawa
Jan
12
for
only
the
ona
day
on
government
bus
business
�
iness
and
hopes
Mr
Tleming
arranges
his
schedule
to
be
there
for
a
meeting
GETS
LETTER
A
letter
from
Mr
Fleming
to
the
premier
regarding
the
fed
federal
�
eral
governments
position
on
the
sale
of
B
Cs
downstream
benefits
to
the
U
S
was
deliv
delivered
�
ered
to
him
during
the
press
conference
Mr
Bennett
said
he
would
require
time
to
study
the
letter
in
detail
Mr
Bennett
said
he
is
still
optimistic
that
both
the
Peace
and
Columbia
River
projects
will
go
ahead
The
premier
released
a
lettrr
from
Dr
Gordon
Shrum
chair
chairman
�
man
of
the
B
C
Electric
Co
which
showed
the
amount
of
natural
gas
energy
being
sold
to
the
US
compared
with
that
which
would
be
sold
as
down
downstream
�
stream
benefits
from
the
Col
Columbia
�
umbia
River
project
NATURAL
GAS
Dunne
19G1
the
West
fnast
Transmission
line
carried
to
the
a
US
a
daily
sverace
of
237000
mjpn
ltcubicXauaLjat
jgtl
gw
r3
his
is
equivalent
to
70000010
kilowatt
hours
of
electrical
en
energy
�
ergy
said
Dr
Shrums
letter
Since
our
downstream
bene
benefits
�
fits
will
average
approximately
20000000
kilowatt
hours
of
elec
trical
energy
daily
the
energy
exported
through
the
West
Coast
line
is
3V6
times
our
share
of
the
downstream
bene
benefits
�
fits
I
cant
sec
what
objection
anyone
could
have
to
selling
power
which
is
generated
in
the
US
when
it
could
result
in
cheaper
power
for
Canada
be
being
�
ing
generated
at
the
Mica
Creek
Dam
site
said
Mr
Bennett
The
premier
would
not
com
comment
�
ment
on
any
proposals
which
he
would
offer
to
Finance
Min
Minister
�
ister
Fleming
but
he
said
he
was
ready
to
listen
to
any
reas
reasonable
�
onable
suggestion
to
finance
the
pioject
LEG
ADMIRER
TO
BE
CANED
JOHANNESBURG
1
A
Johannesburg
magistrate
to
today
�
day
sentenced
a
20-year-old
Ncgto
to
be
caned
because
ho
told
a
white
woman
My
lady
but
youve
got
nice
legs
I
felt
very
embarrassed
the
woman
said
Its
bad
enough
when
my
own
people
say
it
I
think
the
punishment
is
well
suited
to
the
crime
the
judge
told
Alfied
Majola
after
ordering
eight
cuts
with
the
rod
T
Phono
lOyan
4
2441
Vol
6
No
3
A
lecord
209
building
per
permits
�
mits
for
single
dwellings
were
taken
out
this
year
from
the
city
building
inspectors
of
fice
The
figure
bleaks
the
pre
previous
�
vious
high
of
103S
when
1S3
single
dwelling
permits
were
taken
out
Building
Inspector
Ed
Ncff
said
today
that
all
209
dwell
Ings
have
been
started
This
brines
tho
years
total
building
permit
values
to
SI-
US17UU
Had
the
Connaucht
Junior
High
School
building
permits
been
taken
out
during
December
the
10G1
building
would
have
been
on
a
par
with
tho
1939
total
of
50904S5
In
December
a
total
of
17
building
permits
were
taken
out
totalling
178500
There
was
S12S900
In
permits
taken
out
during
December
19G0
Highest
year
for
building
was
In
1938
when
5G17G15
in
building
permits
weie
jecord
ed
by
the
building
inspectors
office
Mr
Neff
said
his
year
end
figures
show
that
3GS
building
permits
were
taken
out
during
19G1
A
breakdown
shows
thnt
tho
permits
were
taken
out
for
the
following
building
single
fam-
lly
dwellings
209
duplex
four
commercial
23
commercial
al
alterations
terations
and
additions
32
lesldcntlal
alterations
and
ad-
Dawson
Creek
to
Host
Provincial
Drama
Fcst
The
four
dav
BC
Drama
Festival
will
be
held
this
vear
in
Dawson
Creek
Dates
of
the
festival
are
Mav
30
and
31
and
June
1
and
2
Festival
officials
expect
entries
from
nine
or
10
regional
festi
vals
Plans
are
readv
for
a
snpHni
PGE
festival
train
to
run
from
Vancouver
to
Dawson
Creek
piCKing
up
casts
and
stage
crews
on
the
way
noith
Plays
will
be
shown
each
eve-
rung
during
the
festival
with
about
three
each
day
HE
CITIZEN
SSlfeS
VASE
is
shaped
on
pottery
wheel
by
ceramics
expert
John
Reeve
of
the
UBC
extension
department
during
ceramics
workshop
being
sponsored
here
in
the
Trelle
Morrow
home
by
ithe
Prince
George
Community
Arts
Council
Seeing
how
its
done
are
Mrs
Morrow
four-year-old
Jeannie
Morrow
and
Mrs
Mar
garet
Moffat
Fifteen
people
are
taking
the
course
which
concludes
Saturday
FIRST
PUBLIC
AUCTION
Peace
Timber
Sole
Jon
12
VANCOUVER
CD
The
first
public
auction
of
timber
from
the
proposed
Peace
River
power
development
reservoir
will
be
held
in
Fort
St
John
Jan
12
LjvilLbetljliijl
of
several
umDer
sales
concerning
the
drea
immediately
to
the
rear
of
the
damsite
says
Deputy
For
Forest
�
est
Minister
R
G
McKee
Some
250000000
feet
of
timber
is
expected
to
be
removed
from
the
proposed
reservoir
in
the
next
10
to
15
years
to
make
way
for
a
2G5
mile
lake
Logging
operations
will
re
remove
�
move
the
timber
from
the
area
to
be
flooded
when
the
diversion
tunnels
on
the
Peace
project
are
completed
with
in
the
next
two
years
The
diversion
while
the
Por
Portage
�
tage
Mountain
damsite
is
under
construction
will
create
a
lake
about
50
feet
deep
and
25
miles
long
Death
Toll
in
Algeria
Reaches
Over
60
ALGIERS
LP
Fresh
blood
flowed
today
in
the
battle
of
terrorist
groups
over
the
issue
of
whether
Algeria
is
to
remain
Flench
The
new
years
toll
of
clashes
between
Moslems
and
Europeans
soared
to
at
least
G3
dead
and
more
than
1
10
w
ounded
Two
Moslems
and
a
European
were
killed
and
eicht
Moslems
were
wounded
in
Oran
BABY
DIES
The
four-month-old
daucfitpr
of
Mr
and
Mrs
Melvin
Hoover
2038
Upland
died
in
her
paients
car
at
noon
today
while
her
mother
was
shopping
in
a
super
supermarket
�
market
Mrs
Hoover
found
1lio
rhllr
choking
on
her
return
to
the
car
which
was
parked
outside
the
Overwaitea
store
The
baby
was
dead
on
ariival
at
hospital
Now
Hear
This
Season
tickets
for
the
second
half
of
the
Cariboo
Hockey
League
schedule
in
PG
Coliseum
must
be
picked
up
before
C
pm
Saturday
or
they
will
go
on
general
sale
Coliseum
Boss
man
Bill
Woyctk
is
keeping
tho
box
office
open
from
1
to
G
pm
daily
all
this
week
Piince
George
Liberal
Associ
Association
�
ation
President
Charlie
Graham
said
today
tho
organization
will
hold
a
meeting
and
social
eve
evening
�
ning
in
the
downstairs
banquet
room
of
tho
PG
Hotel
starting
at
8
pm
next
Tuesday
PG
Lions
Clubbeis
plan
a
Big
Big
Night
Jan
27
to
celebrate
their
10th
anniversary
including
a
banquet
dance
and
speech
from
Vancouvers
George
Wong
one
of
tho
top
orators
in
the
nation
and
this
districts
choice
for
Lions
International
director
PGs
contribution
to
the
Colombo
Plan
is
Engineer
Mike
Nemeth
of
Piggolt
Construction
who
leaves
today
for
Baghdad
where
he
will
spend
five
months
buikkig
a
pipeline
then
on
to
Pakistan
where
he
will
superintend
his
companys
30
month
job
constructing
a
dam
At
long
last
the
Socred
gov
ernment
at
Victoria
apparently
proposes
to
open
at
least
part
of
the
new
vocational
school
here
next
fall
if
its
icady
that
is
The
department
of
education
is
advertising
for
a
heavy
equip
equipment
�
ment
operator
instructor
and
ho
must
be
prepared
to
transfer
to
Prince
George
in
August
lo
conduct
training
piograms
here
Its
Juno
m
January
as
the
old
song
says
according
to
Mrs
James
Perry
of
South
Fort
who
reports
finding
two
panies
in
bloom
next
to
her
house
where
the
recent
rains
and
warm
weather
took
away
the
snow
Now
all
we
need
is
for
somebody
to
sight
a
robin
Goof
on
yesterdays
front
page
wasnt
all
ours
but
its
a
pleasure
to
correct
same
Our
photo
of
Gordon
Wright
listed
him
as
the
new
assistant
man
manager
�
ager
of
tho
Co
op
Store
where
a
he
is
the
new
general
man
manager
�
ager
Burglars
Gain
Nothing
After
GettingSdfe
Open
Burglars
broke
into
a
safe
at
a
city
business
place
early
today
but
got
nothing
Hinges
of
a
small
safe
in
Central
BC
Enterprises
Ltd
898
Second
were
appaiently
sawn
off
with
a
hack
saw
but
the
safe
contained
no
money
or
cheques
And
nothing
appeared
to
be
missing
from
the
office
said
Manager
C
A
Heintzman
who
discovered
the
breakin
at
8
am
The
would
be
thieves
gained
entrance
by
knocking
a
lock
off
the
rear
door
and
putting
a
crowbar
to
the
office
door
They
sprayed
paint
on
the
safe
and
door
handle
to
eliminate
fingerprints
econ
leqi
The
Only
Daily
Newspaper
Serving
North
Central
British
Columbia
cUtions
38
carports
and
gar
garages
ages
51
basements
only
eight
and
institutional
three
2000
BLAZE
IN
WITHERS
SMITIIERS
Correspondent
Tire
Wednesday
night
caus
caused
�
ed
about
2000
damage
at
the
home
of
Dennis
Garon
A
blowback
from
the
furnace
stoker
caused
the
blaze
Firo
Chief
Harry
Hay
Haywood
�
wood
said
It
ignited
walls
near
the
furnace
and
flames
spread
to
the
interior
of
the
building
and
into
the
attic
before
firemen
could
put
it
out
The
fire
call
at
730
pm
came
as
firemen
were
in
the
process
of
checking
their
equipment
a
regular
Wed
nesday
night
chore
Quickly
putting
it
together
they
hur
hurried
�
ried
to
the
home
within
min
minutes
�
utes
of
the
call
VICTORIA
CO
Premier
Ben
Bennett
�
nett
predicted
Wednesday
the
forthcoming
session
of
the
leg
legislation
�
islation
would
be
an
intcicst
ing
one
but
he
did
not
fore
foresee
�
see
anv
thing
really
contro
controversial
�
versial
coining
up
He
said
Waldo
SkiUings
So
cial
Cicdit
member
0f
the
legls
latino
for
Victoria
would
move
acceptance
of
the
speech
from
the
throne
and
it
would
be
sec
seconded
�
onded
by
Dudlev
Little
Social
Credit
member
of
the
legisla
ture
for
Skeena
The
premier
was
asked
if
there
were
any
plans
to
limit
the
speeches
by
private
mem
members
�
bers
to
20
minutes
Im
opposed
to
any
limita
limitation
�
tion
of
debate
he
said
Im
a
great
democrat
and
I
dont
mean
a
New
Democrat
I
believe
every
member
should
have
a
chance
tn
sv
hi
niwn
I
These
peoplo
are
representl
PRINCE
GEORGE
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
THURSDAY
JANUARY
4
1962
JASPER
TO
RUPERT
econ
FALL
FROM
LADDER
INJURES
CITY
MAN
A
55
v
ear
old
man
who
fell
from
a
ladder
while
installing
an
outside
light
fixture
at
a
Johnson
Street
house
Wednes
Wednesday
�
day
was
In
satisfactory
condi
condition
�
tion
in
hospital
today
recover
recovering
�
ing
from
a
gashed
head
and
a
fractured
rib
B
C
Moore
1643
Tenth
sajd
he
thought
he
miojit
have
touched
a
hot
wire
and
been
temporarily
stunned
lie
didnt
remember
falling
MINISTER
Wedding
May
Be
In
Nude
VICTORIA
CPI
A
couple
will
be
married
in
the
nude
at
a
nudist
colony
near
here
this
summer
if
they
can
find
a
minister
to
perform
the
wedding
vows
They
arc
Albeit
Young
47
and
Julia
Todd
Woods
42
both
of
Victoria
two
of
the
very
few
single
members
of
the
Sol
Santc
Club
Announcement
of
the
wed
wedding
�
ding
was
made
by
Walter
Hannam
president
of
the
club
He
said
the
couple
plan
to
hold
their
wedding
in
the
nude
in
July
at
the
time
of
the
international
convention
jofthei
Americanr
Sunbathing
Association
Press
radio
and
television
reporters
will
be
welcome
to
attend
but
the
public
will
be
admitted
by
invitation
only
said
Mr
Hannam
Mr
Young
is
a
nudist
pho
photographer
�
tographer
and
caretaker
of
the
178
acre
nudist
club
Miss
Woods
is
club
secre
secretary
�
tary
and
a
freelance
writer
For
Tax
Problem
VANCOUVER
CPI
M
a
y
o
r
Tom
Alsbury
blames
the
pro
provincial
�
vincial
government
for
the
pros
prospect
�
pect
of
heavy
tax
increases
in
Vancouver
this
year
He
told
city
council
Wednes
Wednesday
�
day
rising
taxes
will
result
from
changes
in
government
property
assessment
procedures
which
will
boost
land
assess
assessments
�
ments
by
as
much
as
200
per
cent
The
mayor
also
rapped
Vic
Victoria
�
toria
for
altering
its
education
grant
formula
to
add
nnnthor
1000000
to
property
owners
snare
ot
sciiool
costs
He
said
property
tax
increase
could
exceed
10
and
taxes
for
school
purposes
could
rise
by
5
for
the
average
home
owner
He
called
for
an
improved
financial
deal
for
the
city
In
the
fields
of
education
health
and
social
welfare
Major
Alsbury
added
that
the
provincial
takeover
of
the
BC
Electric
will
place
a
further
burden
on
taxpayers
unless
the
government
makes
municipal
grants
equal
to
taxes
paid
by
the
giant
utility
when
it
was
privately
owned
Next
Session
Expected
ran
km
met
Bennett
their
constituents
and
there
should
be
nothing
done
to
limit
them
VICTORIA
CPI
-
Premier
Ben
Bennett
�
nett
said
his
government
will
place
no
further
taxes
on
the
tourist
dollar
because
Canadians
arc
already
taxed
high
enough
The
premier
was
repbing
to
a
teportcrs
question
whether
or
not
the
government
intended
to
introduce
a
three
per
cent
tax
on
hotel
and
motel
rooms
a
scheme
introduced
in
parts
of
the
United
States
Tourists
coming
to
BC
pay
a
five
per
cent
sales
tax
and
levies
on
gasoline
and
the
gov
ernment
has
rn
plan
to
tax
them
further
ly
Bennett
said
here
foifeJV
ar
cnent
uy
v
anm
Tibord
C
Mrl
-
n
ens
d
lr
The
federal
government
will
be
asked
to
recognize
Highway
1G
as
the
second
Trans
Canada
route
in
BC
and
share
in
the
cost
of
building
it
from
Jasper
to
Prince
Rupert
Premier
Bennett
said
in
Victoria
Wednesday
cans
f
7e
a
Copy
fsooer
Mmti
Sought
Bennett
He
told
a
press
conference
that
If
the
federal
government
undertook
to
extend
a
trans
Canada
highway
from
Jasper
to
Prince
Rupert
the
pfoylnc
lal
government
would
build
the
220
mile
Yellowhead
route
to
Ka
m
loops
The
piemiers
statement
was
welcomed
today
by
Harry
Lod
or
director
for
eastern
BC
of
tho-
Northern
Tians
Canada
Route
Association
Hut
said
Mr
Loder
it
is
only
a
repeat
of
what
ithe
pro
provincial
�
vincial
government
offered
at
a
meeting
of
the
association
in
Edmonton
in
September
19G0
Pi
em
tor
Bennett
would
not
say
when
the
request
will
be
made
to
the
federal
govern
government
�
ment
but
did
say
that
since
it
came
under
the
highways
de
departments
�
partments
jurisdiction
he
felt
it
was
up
to
Highways
Minis
Minister
�
ter
P
A
Gaglardi
to
make
any
further
announcements
The
project
said
Mr
Ben
Bennett
�
nett
would
be
requested
under
the
Trans
Canada
Highway
agreement
which
is
in
effect
until
19G3
Under
the
agree
agreement
�
ment
the
federal
government
pays
50
per
cent
of
the
cot
of
two
lanes
Three
years
ago
the
BC
government
designated
High
Highway
�
way
1G
as
the
northern
trans
Canada
route
in
BC
t
HlghjvaysAllnlterCJaglardl
has
assured
that
once
the
fed
eral
government
agrees
to
share
in
the
cost
of
building
Highway
1G
both
It
and
the
Yellowhead
route
would
be
built
mile
for
mile
ian
Liquor
BURNS
LAKE
Correspond
Correspondent
�
ent
Refercndums
will
be
held
among
two
Indian
bands
in
the
Burns
Lake
agency
sometime
in
February
to
determine
if
they
wish
full
liquor
privileges
Originally
scheduled
to
be
held
this
month
the
refercndums
were
postponed
due
to
the
ill
illness
�
ness
of
Indian
Agent
Wilf
Des
marais
who
is
in
hospital
with
pleuiisy
Adult
members
of
the
Burns
Lake
and
Lake
Babine
bands
will
be
asked
if
they
want
the
right
to
purchase
liquor
and
to
have
it
on
the
reservations
If
the
majority
is
in
favor
a
govcrnor-in-council
proclamation
would
be
issued
declaring
it
would
not
be
illegal
for
mem
members
�
bers
of
those
bands
to
pur
purchase
�
chase
or
be
in
possession
of
liquor
on
the
reserves
Refercndums
must
be
re
requested
�
quested
by
the
Individual
bands
before
they
can
be
held
The
principle
involved
is
that
the
Indians
themselves
should
have
the
right
to
determ-
ine
whether
they
want
to
have
liquor
on
their
reserves
said
Mr
Dcsmarais
If
one
band
wishes
to
have
it
this
should
be
its
privilege
If
another
band
prefers
not
to
it
too
should
have
the
right
to
decide
by
way
of
leferendum
Tougher
Driving
Penalties
Ashed
VICTORIA
cnMotor
Vehicles
Branch
Superintendent
George
Lindsay
Wednesday
called
for
tougher
penaltlos
for
erring
diivers
A
record
number
of
people
317
died
on
provincial
roads
as
a
result
of
traffic
accidents
in
1961
At
the
same
time
another
record
was
set
for
the
number
of
driver
convictions
during
the
year
The
last
traffic
fatality
for
the
vear
was
recorded
Tuesday
Dec
2G
Wednesday
Mr
Lindsay
said
the
drivers
examination
pinej
tor
ine
province
last
year
scru
scrutinized
tinized
between
90000
and
ino
000
licences
on
which
convic
tions
were
registered
I
think
there
should
be
moro
selective
and
rigid
enforcement
stated
Mr
Lindsay
Trial
judges
hhould
consider
tougher
penalties
The
examination
board
is
also
considering
that
cases
which
now
get
a
three
mouth
suspension
should
get
six
months
i
Traffic
Accident
Victim
Taken
by
Plane
to
Coast
A
seven
year
old
Vanderhoof
girl
injured
in
a
highway
mishap
near
here
Sunday
was
flown
to
Vancouver
Wednes
Wednesday
�
day
for
further
treatment
of
head
and
face
cuts
and
lacera
lacerations
�
tions
Kay
Elaine
Klasscn
daughter
of
Rev
and
Mrs
C
A
Klassen
had
been
in
Prince
George
Regional
Hospital
since
New
Years
Eve
when
her
parents
car
collided
with
another
11
miles
west
of
here
Remaining
in
hospital
today
was
Mrs
Harriett
Levy
of
Vancouver
whose
condition
was
described
as
good
She
was
a
passenger
in
the
other
car
CONGO
AGREEMENT
ord
for
the
date
An
estimated
20ooHin
t
i
000000
boxes
of
citrus
was
lost
but
industry
spokesmen
baid
it
merely
rcduceU
the
icconl
99-000Q00-box
orange
crop
and
was
no
severe
blow
Frost
and
freezing
weather
hit
only
20
to
25
per
cent
of
the
crop
and
damage
in
frost
areas
was
held
to
a
minimum
by
firing
smudge
Dots
and
nsi
of
wind
machines
Only
scattered
damaeo
was
reported
to
vegetable
crops
in
Dade
Miami
County
where
farmers
expect
higher-
prices
to
wipe
out
any
crop
losses
em
Points
Tshombe
Says
ELISABETHVILLE
Reuters
President
Moisc
Tshombe
told
the
Katanga
assembly
today
there
were
only
two
contentious
points
in
the
eight
point
agree
agreement
�
ment
he
signed
with
central
Conro
Premier
Cvrilin
Adoula
last
month
Tshombe
opened
the
session
of
the
assembly
called
to
ratify
the
agreement
with
a
mildly
worded
speech
that
reminded
the
delegates
the
Iest
agree
ments
arc
those
stemming
from
mutual
concessions
Tshombe
said
the
contentious
points
were
acceptance
by
sc-
j
cessionist
Katanga
of
the
funda
fundamental
�
mental
law
of
The
Congo
and
acceptance
of
United
Nations
controlfitfltheiprovince
I
leave
you
to
the
task
of
determining
how
far
our
con
concessions
�
cessions
can
go
and
which
ar
articles
�
ticles
should
be
modified
lie
said
He
accused
the
central
government
of
breaking
the
fundamental
law
itself
several
times
Katanga
could
not
accept
the
law
he
said
unless
the
central
government
the
UN
and
the
foreign
poweis
who
direct
the
Lcopoldvillc
central
govern
government
�
ment
also
accepted
it
The
oilier
points
in
the
agree
agreement
�
ment
which
call
on
secessionist
Katanga
to
recognize
the
au
authority
�
thority
of
the
central
govern
ernment
tiic
recognition
of
President
Joseph
Kasavubu
as
head
of
state
and
commander
of
the
Katanga
gendarmerie
present
no
difficulty
at
all
he
said
The
state
of
Katanga
is
in
your
hands
he
told
the
dele
delegates
�
gates
Remember
absolute
lib
liberty
�
erty
docs
not
exist
in
this
woild
and
the
best
agreements
arc
those
stemming
from
mutual
concessions
Remember
you
are
Katan
gans
but
that
the
Congolese
are
vour
brothers
and
that
vou
must
work
for
construction
of
a
united
great
and
prosperous
Africa
ho
said
in
MIAMI
Fla
AP
Floridas
thiid
cold
wave
all
within
the
last
two
weeks
began
moving
out
today
after
drop
dropping
�
ping
temperatures
to
record
lows
as
far
south
as
Miami
and
frosting
the
states
winter
vege
vegetable
�
table
crop
i
Forecasters
predicted
highs
in
the
70s
in
south
Florida
during
the
day
and
in
the
60s
in
north
Iloriua
The
latest
cold
wavewhich
Governor
Farris
Bryant
called
a
refreshing
nip
scattered
frost
as
far
south
as
the
Ever
Everglades
�
glades
and
sent
tho
tempera-
turn
down
to
38
degrees
at
Miami
International
Airport
lowest
of
the
season
and
a
roc
SEARCH
CONTINUES
FOR
TERRACE
MAN
TERRACE
CP
Search
continued
today
on
the
banks
of
the
Skeona
River
for
miss
missing
�
ing
farmer
Edwin
Dobhic
42
last
seen
crossing
t
h
c
river
Christmas
Eve
His
sister
Mrs
J
II
Han
tna
said
he
was
supposed
to
Eve
but
the
family
was
not
alarmed
when
he
failed
to
appear
Later
however
she
went
to
Mr
Dobbics
farm
and
saw
he
had
not
been
home
for
some
time
A
ferry
operator
reported
seeing
Mr
Dobbie
crossing
the
river
Dec
23
Fight
Seven
Day
Work
Week
Minister
Urges
TORONTO
CP
Rev
J
R
Mutchmor
said
Wednesday
churches
must
fight
a
growing
demand
by
big
corporations
to
keep
their
plants
open
seven
days
a
week
Dr
Mutchmor
secretary
of
the
United
Churchs
board
of
evangelism
and
social
service
said
if
this
seventh
day
is
con
conceded
�
ceded
it
will
drive
Canadians
insane
or
mad
Already
he
said
half
Can
Canadas
�
adas
hospital
beds
are
re
required
�
quired
for
mental
patients
lie
told
the
annual
meeting
of
the
board
convenors
that
auto
mation
is
turning
people
into
robots
Vending
machines
were
foicing
the
public
to
become
unpaid
employees
of
big
cor
corporations
�
porations
reducing
mans
star
ure
and
augmenting
the
power
oi
uie
machine
lits
ICS
The
cold
wave
apparently
didnt
discourage
the
influx
of
tourists
Governor
Bryant
said
there
is
no
truth
whatsoever
to
stories
that
visitors
aro
leaving
Florida
because
of
the
refreshing
nip
that
currently
mingles
with
our
warm
sunshine
iSJI
MUMSFHH
FORECAST
The
weather
will
rnmnin
cloudy
and
mild
in
the
Princo
George
Cariboo
and
Bulkley
Valley
areas
on
Friday
accord
according
�
ing
to
the
meteorological
dc
partment
at
tho
airport
There
will
bo
scattered
show
crs
and
light
uimk
imu
tmiiit
and
high
tomorrow
at
Princo
George
Quesnel
and
Smithers
28
and
33
Lat
24
Hours
Hi
Lo
Prcc
Prince
George
35
18
traco
Terrace
35
28
Smithers
35
21
yuesnel
38
27
Williams
Lake
36
15
Kam
loops
38
37
Wliitehorse
7
33
21
26
03
02