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HIGHLIGHTS
Vanderhoof
Bears
break
jinx
with
5
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victory
over
Mohawks
in
Coliseum
Qucsnel
Kangaroos
dump
Williams
Lake
Stampedcrs
8
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to
take
over
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spot
in
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and
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Page
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Loggers
Death
Ruled
Accidental
at
Inquest
A
verdict
of
accidental
death
was
rendered
at
the
inquest
Wednesday
into
the
death
of
a
36-year-old
city
man
killed
in
a
logging
mishap
neap
McLeods
Lake
Henning
Borge
Niemann
died
of
injuries
suffered
when
a
ttrec
he
was
filing
jpht
and
ritt
PfJLsiyunSjout
fleaUnfihim
a
fatal
blow
He
was
employed
as
a
fallcr
during
the
winter
months
with
Ferguson
Lake
Sawmills
Ltd
During
the
summer
months
Mr
Niemann
worked
with
his
brother
Erling
Niemann
in
his
landscaping
business
here
A
service
will
be
held
Friday
through
arrangements
with
Assmans
Funeral
Chapel
Time
and
location
will
be
announced
iree
m
Fined
25
Tin
ec
transient
book
salesmen
who
ministers
say
claimed
they
represented
church
organiza
organizations
�
tions
while
selling
Bibles
were
each
fined
25
in
city
police
court
Wednesday
for
selling
without
a
city
trade
licence
The
group
came
into
the
dis
district
�
trict
several
days
ago
Fined
but
given
time
to
pay
were
Margaict
Pai
Wo
Vernicc
Rose
and
Michael
Laapcr
None
arc
from
the
city
In
default
of
payment
each
of
the
persons
will
spend
fne
days
in
jail
The
operators
were
insinuat
insinuating
�
ing
they
were
representatives
of
whichever
church
a
resident
said
he
belonged
ministers
said
Rev
Ibbs
Avery
of
Knox
United
Church
denied
that
the
church
had
any
representatives
in
the
aiea
Rev
Newton
Steacy
iach
Here
of
St
Andicws
United
Church
agreed
that
the
church
doesnt
sponsor
salesmen
There
are
a
lot
of
unscrupu
unscrupulous
�
lous
people
that
try
to
hide
under
the
cloak
of
the
church
said
Mr
Steacy
They
are
to
be
pitied
He
said
if
people
want
to
purchase
Bibles
it
should
be
done
through
known
book
deal
dealers
�
ers
the
church
and
other
re
reputable
�
putable
people
If
they
dont
they
get
slung
nearly
every
time
he
said
City
trade
licence
inspector
Adam
Barone
was
contacted
Wednesday
moining
when
a
Queensway
resident
said
one
of
the
salesmen
was
at
her
place
He
went
to
the
area
at
the
same
time
police
were
notified
of
the
incidents
The
1
rio
ap
appeared
�
peared
in
court
that
afternoon
Now
Hear
This
Thcie
is
no
unemployment
in
the
ministry
reniaiks
Rev
A
Cursons
who
came
out
of
letircmcnt
for
the
third
time
four
months
ago
to
take
charge
of
Central
Baptist
Church
hoje
Over
80
Mr
Cursons
is
the
youngest
but
one
of
a
family
of
six
and
all
his
brothers
and
sisters
are
living
Sure
is
humorous
to
listen
to
Homer
Weseen
on
the
ayem
sportscast
and
you
can
hear
it
several
times
in
a
row
word
for
word
and
again
in
the
eve
evening
�
ning
if
you
want
to
listen
that
often
When
Mohawks
win
it
takes
Homer
two
to
four
mln
utcs
to
tell
about
it
and
he
uses
every
adjective
in
the
book
When
they
lose
like
last
night
the
story
is
put
across
in
thicc
short
tcnc
paragraphs
with
all
the
frills
dropped
Still
on
radio
it
would
be
nice
to
know
who
Jack
Carbutt
thinks
hes
kidding
when
he
refers
to
the
weather
tower
That
place
at
the
airport
is
just
a
room
on
the
end
of
the
second
storey
no
higher
than
the
rest
of
the
building
and
well
below
the
level
of
the
airways
control
tower
which
isnt
being
used
at
all
Lets
not
overdo
the
baloney
Jack
were
still
a
small
city
you
know
Any
more
parties
in
the
up
stairs
lounge
like
last
nights
farewell
do
the
RCMP
staged
for
Corporal
Cy
Mills
whos
leaving
for
North
Vancouver
and
the
Legion
will
need
its
new
building
before
next
fall
From
downstairs
it
sounded
like
thunder
on
the
ceiling
and
the
wTiole
building
shook
as
those
size
14s
tripped
the
light
fan
fantastic
�
tastic
BC
Hydro
reports
the
people
at
Willow
River
are
really
good
to
the
meter
read
readers
�
ers
They
make
sure
pathways
are
shoveled
so
the
boys
can
get
in
to
read
the
meters
Which
doesnt
happen
most
places
es
especially
�
pecially
in
the
city
Mrs
Letha
Carr
is
apologiz
apologizing
�
ing
Seems
a
lady
phoned
to
say
she
was
trying
Mrs
Carrs
butter
crunch
cookie
recipe
as
it
was
piintcd
in
The
Citizen
but
couldnt
make
the
dough
stick
together
A
check
of
the
recipe
showed
that
in
copying
out
this
delicious
cookie
treat
Mrs
Carr
had
forgotten
to
in
include
�
clude
one
egg
Copy
that
missing
ingredient
into
your
recipe
she
said
and
try
it
Vernon
Winter
Carnival
brass
has
invited
several
interior
cities
to
send
their
queens
to
the
event
and
tossed
in
a
sug
suggestion
�
gestion
they
bring
their
winter
woollies
And
that
from
the
Sunny
Okanagan
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after
a
section
of
the
steel
piling
of
a
coffer
dam
for
the
new
Fraser
River
bridge
gave
way
Two
coffer
dams
80
by
50
feet
are
being
built
by
Poole
Con
Construction
�
struction
Concrete
will
be
poured
in
them
to
provide
footings
for
the
three
span
bridge
Coffer
dams
are
being
scooped
out
to
a
depth
30
feet
below
river
level
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FEE
Increase
in
Licence
Fee
For
Dogs
Under
Study
A
new
dog
bylaw
for
the
city
was
discussed
in
part
Wednesday
by
a
city
committee
which
decided
leashes
were
unnecessary
for
effective
control
of
dogs
Having
found
the
former
dog
bylaw
ineffective
and
difficult
to
enforce
the
city
instructed
its
solicitor
Cecil
Edwards
to
prepare
another
bylaw
Following
discussion
in
com
committee
�
mittee
a
recommendation
to
city
council
has
been
made
to
increase
licence
fee
for
an
un
spayed
female
clog
to
15
from
the
present
5
Male
dogs
and
spayed
female
dogs
would
have
licence
fees
increased
to
3
from
2
Should
the
bylaw
be
passed
it
will
become
effective
immed
immediately
�
iately
The
main
purpose
of
the
by
bylaw
�
law
is
to
make
control
easier
to
enforce
The
city
believes
too
many
dogs
run
unattended
and
many
of
them
are
unli
cenccd
City
dog
catcher
Rhys
Thom
Thomas
�
as
who
was
put
on
full
time
duty
at
the
first
of
the
year
told
the
city
ill
dogs
had
been
collected
so
far
this
month
Pound
facilities
are
taxed
to
the
utmost
He
is
woiking
seven
clays
a
week
Some
of
the
points
in
the
by
law
being
considered
by
the
city
arc
A
dog
found
in
any
place
not
occupied
by
its
owner
and
not
under
effective
control
can
be
impounded
No
dog
can
be
in
a
place
of
business
in
the
city
Cats
found
running
at
large
will
be
impounded
and
disposed
of
in
24
hours
Reclaimed
dogs
from
the
pound
will
cost
the
owner
a
basic
5
in
the
city
and
7
for
dogs
living
beyond
the
city
limits
All
the
pioposals
discussed
are
subject
to
change
when
or
before
they
reach
council
Control
of
dogs
is
primarily
what
is
desired
in
a
dog
bylaw
But
city
committeemen
felt
re
requiring
�
quiring
a
leash
for
a
dog
to
keep
it
under
control
would
be
too
stringent
a
measure
Mayor
Garvin
Dczell
said
If
were
going
to
go
the
full
ex
tent
of
the
bylaw
then
we
might
as
well
go
one
step
further
and
outlaw
all
docs
itist
likr
wo
did
horses
chickens
and
rows
Since
city
dog
licences
went
on
sale
in
January
about
100
have
been
sold
Mr
Edwards
asked
the
com
committee
�
mittee
to
consider
the
possibil
ity
of
requiring
all
dogs
to
be
innoculatcd
against
distemper
before
a
licence
is
issued
Whatever
the
case
the
much
discussed
highly
controversial
dog
contiol
situation
in
Prince
George
is
by
no
means
ic
solved
Should
a
dog
that
bites
a
man
be
Immediately
destroyed
Should
dogs
be
allowed
in
a
bus
What
means
of
effective
control
must
a
uog
owner
nave
over
his
animal
One
alderman
said
Maybe
well
know
some
of
these
an
swers
by
the
end
of
the
year
Mail
Campaign
PRINCE
GEORGE
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
THURSDAY
JANUARY
25
1962
VICTORIA
CP
Share
Shareholders
holders
of
the
HC
Power
Cor
poration
Wednesday
started
a
mail
campaign
here
against
the
government
takeover
of
B
C
Electric
Co
ilast
August
Cost
of
the
promotion
aimed
at
stirring
up
a
piotest
against
the
takeover
was
paid
for
fiom
donations
sent
to
the
commit
committees
�
tees
central
executive
in
Van
Vancouver
�
couver
said
a
pi
ess
lelcasc
The
fair
expropriations
com
committee
�
mittee
is
piessing
the
govern
government
�
ment
to
amend
the
Power
Act
to
permit
negotiation
of
com
compensation
�
pensation
terms
with
a
statu
statutory
�
tory
right
of
appeal
to
the
couits
if
negotiations
fail
The
committee
is
mailing
householders
a
one
page
leaf
let
warning
that
peoples
homes
or
invested
savings
could
be
the
next
to
be
confiscated
arbi
arbitrarily
�
trarily
The
leaflet
also
charges
that
citizens
are
being
denied
the
right
of
appeal
an
unjust
hardship
Is
worked
on
thous
thousands
�
ands
of
Investors
and
that
the
teputation
and
credit
of
the
province
has
been
damaged
by
the
takeover
The
householder
is
asked
to
sign
and
mail
to
the
committee
a
printed
form
which
reads
I
agiee
that
the
method
of
takeover
of
the
B
C
Electric
was
wrons
and
that
the
legis
legislation
�
lation
should
be
amended
to
permit
negotiation
and
appeal
to
the
courts
The
leaflet
also
urges
citi
citizens
�
zens
to
write
members
of
the
legislature
cabinet
ministers
and
newspapers
SECOND
SOUGHT
FRIDAY
Fair
Simon
Link
Given
One
Prince
Gcorgrs
Simon
Frascr
Days
Committee
voted
unanimously
Wednesday
to
amalgamate
with
the
Prince
George
Agricultural
and
Industrial
Association
The
committee
thus
endorsed
a
proposal
from
the
I
two
groups
executives
that
they
amalgamate
their
I
two
annual
undertakings
Simon
Fraser
Days
ami
1
the
Fall
Fair
under
the
name
of
Simon
Fraser
Days
THRONE
SPEECH
Education
Assistance
Promised
VICTORIA
CP
Increased
financial
assistance
to
all
levels
of
education
and
establishment
of
an
overall
provincial
hydro
power
authority
were
forecast
today
in
the
Speech
from
the
Throne
read
at
the
opening
of
the
BC
Legislatures
1962
ses
session
�
sion
Increased
education
facilities
including
a
dentistry
faculty
at
UBC
and
more
changes
in
edu
education
�
cation
laws
in
line
with
the
Chant
recommendations
also
were
outlined
The
speech
prepared
by
the
government
and
read
by
Lt-
Gov
George
Pcarkcs
at
the
tra
traditionally
�
ditionally
ceremonious
opening
of
the
house
also
said
a
new
water
resources
department
will
be
established
and
a
royal
com
commission
�
mission
will
investigate
work
workmens
�
mens
compensation
Revision
of
magistrates
courts
of
BC
and
amendments
to
the
Municipal
Act
aimed
at
improv
improving
�
ing
administration
also
were
forecast
along
with
promise
of
provincial
aid
to
construction
of
housing
and
recreational
fa
facilities
�
cilities
for
the
aged
There
was
no
mention
how
however
�
ever
of
any
legislation
to
fur
further
�
ther
curb
trading
and
gift
stamps
promotions
Attorney
General
Bonner
has
said
the
government
plans
such
legisla
tion
at
this
session
The
speech
forecast
new
fa
cihtics
for
vocational
education
at
Vancouver
Prince
George
Nanaimo
Nelson
and
Kclowna
There
was
no
elaboration
of
this
Establishment
of
a
BC
Hydro
authority
had
been
expected
in
the
wake
of
the
governments
takeover
of
the
BC
Electric
last
August
The
takeover
placed
most
of
BC
outside
the
Okana
Okanagan
�
gan
and
Kootenay
areas
within
the
area
serviced
by
Crown
owned
corporations
The
speech
said
the
govern
government
�
ment
will
introduce
legislation
to
establish
a
BC
hydro
power
authority
to
be
responsible
for
generation
and
distribution
of
all
public
power
for
construc
construction
�
tion
of
a
provincial
transmission
grid
and
for
the
consignment
of
power
to
a
national
grid
when
required
and
Exhibition
The
fair
association
will
vote
on
the
same
proposal
Friday
at
a
general
membership
meeting
in
the
IWA
Hall
909
Fifth
start
starting
�
ing
at
730
pm
Tentative
dates
for
the
1962
exhibition
have
been
set
for
Aug
15
through
18
In
addition
a
horse
racing
meet
has
been
scheduled
for
the
fair
grounds
track
July
18
through
21
This
will
be
the
fifth
year
of
operation
for
the
Simon
Fraser
Days
Committee
It
started
dur
during
�
ing
1958
to
provide
a
gala
day
on
which
to
commemorate
the
cxploicr
Simon
Frascr
and
other
pioneers
of
the
Prince
George
and
Central
B
C
area
Its
first
celebration
was
held
Aug
27
1958
but
the
tiirce
sub
subsequent
�
sequent
Simon
Fraser
Days
were
staged
on
July
1
Details
of
planning
for
the
new
exhibition
will
be
worked
out
during
the
next
few
months
if
the
fair
association
approves
the
amalgamation
It
is
quite
possible
however
that
some
lesser
event
of
public
interest
and
attraction
will
be
sponsored
each
year
on
July
1
by
the
exhibition
board
Present
proposal
is
that
the
Simon
Frascr
Days
Committee
will
be
kept
more
or
less
intact
within
the
framework
of
the
fair
association
and
that
it
will
operate
the
entertainment
events
of
the
exhibition
This
includes
the
now
famous
Simon
Frascr
Brigade
canoe
race
from
Fort
St
James
to
Prince
Gcorcc
down
the
Stuart
land
Nechako
Rivers
The
exhibition
and
agricultur
agricultural
�
al
aspects
would
be
operated
in
the
main
by
the
people
who
have
been
doing
it
for
many
years
the
chief
change
being
that
all
working
committees
would
be
under
authority
of
a
general
executive
charged
with
the
overall
responsibility
for
making
the
exhibition
a
success
and
responsible
to
the
general
membership
Nelson
Fair
Board
Quits
The
entire
committee
of
the
West
Kootenay
Agricultural
In
dustrial
Exhibition
has
resigned
in
Nelson
Committee
members
said
they
were
discouraged
and
dis
disheartened
�
heartened
by
a
poor
financial
year
and
by
public
apathy
Members
said
the
public
in
interest
�
terest
has
dwindled
in
recent
years
and
committee
president
Mrs
Reginald
H
Dill
said
Last
years
fall
fair
had
a
loss
of
1400
and
an
attendance
of
less
than
6000
persons
Decision
on
Brewery
Not
Due
Until
March
A
decision
on
disposition
of
the
Caribou
Brewing
Co
plant
here
which
was
bought
Jan
18
by
city
contractor
Ben
Ginter
is
not
expected
before
mid
March
Mr
Ginter
left
Prince
George
Tuesday
for
a
tluee
week
vacation
in
Hawaii
but
a
company
spokesman
told
The
Citizen
nothing
concrete
has
been
decided
upon
yet
The
plant
was
purchased
by
Mr
Ginter
lock
stock
and
barrel
for
150000
at
an
auction
conducted
simultaneously
here
and
in
Vancouver
Mr
Ginter
has
not
discounted
the
possibility
the
plant
could
be
put
back
into
operation
as
a
brewery
He
could
also
sell
the
equipment
and
furnishings
and
use
the
plant
for
other
purposes
HE
WOULDNT
BURN
IN
HELL
Blueberry
29
roared
belch
out
gigantic
black
smoke
clouds
and
finally
exploded
into
white
flames
as
gas
mix
cd
with
the
oil
Adair
went
into
the
inferno
for
about
25
seconds
then
in
a
vain
attempt
to
shut
off
the
main
valve
Adair
went
into
the
blaze
to
retrieve
pieces
of
molten
metal
that
could
touch
off
an
explosion
once
the
fire
is
out
Carrying
a
six
foot
sheet
of
aluminum
in
his
left
hand
to
ward
off
the
flames
and
stooping
to
the
ground
when
oil
exploded
he
reached
the
main
valve
iu
seconds
Flames
belched
out
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Queen
Aurora
IV
To
Attend
Vernon
Winter
Carnival
Aurora
IV
queen
of
last
years
Simon
Frascr
Days
will
reptcscnt
Prince
George
at
the
Vernon
Winter
Carnival
Feb
10
to
23
The
queen
Miss
Judy
Clark
will
take
part
in
a
number
of
events
during
the
first
three
days
of
the
carnival
Mrs
Jean
Hill
queen
com
committee
�
mittee
chairman
for
the
Simon
Fraser
Days
Committee
said
Queen
Aurora
would
be
in
the
parade
and
would
attend
many
other
functions
Service
clubs
which
spon
sponsored
�
sored
candidates
in
the
1901
queen
contest
will
be
asked
for
contributions
towards
the
ex
penses
of
the
queen
and
her
chaperone
Queens
from
the
various
cities
and
towns
fiequently
visit
other
areas
Mrs
Hill
said
and
part
of
Miss
Clarks
job
will
be
to
promote
Simon
Prasjcr
Days
ore
i
Tenders
arc
expected
to
be
called
shortly
for
construction
of
three
additional
buildings
at
the
new
vocational
school
here
National
Employment
Service
Manager
A
G
Thomas
said
today
Additional
facilities
for
the
Prince
George
school
scheduled
to
start
classes
in
the
fall
were
announced
in
the
throne
spccci
today
but
no
elaboration
was
made
Mr
Thomas
said
the
voca
vocational
�
tional
school
project
and
re
reconstruction
�
construction
of
Connaught
Junior
High
School
which
was
destroyed
by
file
last
fall
wiU
likely
result
in
an
increased
demand
for
heavy
construction
workers
Figures
released
today
by
the
NES
indicate
a
considerable
drop
in
the
number
of
persons
seeking
jobs
compared
with
the
Same
period
last
year
There
are
1455
men
and
310
women
registered
for
work
compared
with
2059
men
and
435
women
at
the
same
time
in
19G1
ire
Ace
Conquers
Oil
Well
Blaze
TORT
ST
JOHN
CP
A
wild
oil
well
fire
which
had
blazed
for
almost
a
week
at
a
well
in
the
northern
bush
land
was
snuffed
out
today
by
Red
Adair
recognized
as
the
w
oi
Ids
foicmobt
oil
well
fireman
Adair
flown
to
the
site
of
the
blazing
Blueberry
Well
from
Algiers
by
the
Sun
Oil
Co
walked
into
the
flames
clad
in
an
asbestos
suit
He
chained
down
the
Christmas
tree
type
ap
apparatus
�
paratus
at
the
well
head
which
had
been
loose
and
leaking
Then
lie
simply
turn
turned
�
ed
a
valve
which
stopped
the
flow
of
oil
and
gas
from
be
low
and
the
flames
died
away
at
Blueberry
29
where
the
fire
sprang
up
last
Friday
The
well
is
55
miles
north
of
Fort
St
John
near
the
AUbkd
Highway
It
was
the
second
asbestos
suit
walk
into
the
flames
in
as
many
days
for
Adair
He
took
a
first
look
at
the
blaze
belching
fiom
the
well
among
a
maze
of
well
head
pipes
on
Wednesday
One
awe
struck
roughneck
who
witnessed
the
perform
ance
said
If
Adair
is
sent
to
hell
he
wont
burn
Earlier
the
oil
well
blew
wild
Wednesday
night
directions
while
tcmpcratuics
around
dropped
below
zero
and
a
gale
whipped
up
to
the
northeast
Huge
icicles
hung
from
water
pipes
a
few
feet
from
the
blaze
Officials
had
said
chemicals
would
be
used
next
in
fight
fighting
�
ing
the
fiercest
oil
fire
in
BCs
petroleum
history
However
if
the
chemicals
failed
dynamite
was
to
have
been
used
Adair
said
he
didnt
want
to
use
explosives
but
would
do
so
if
theres
no
other
way
The
Sun
Oil
Co
which
com
plctcd
the
well
brought
in
100
pounds
of
dynamite
Wednes
Wednesday
�
day
BT
OAHRIKn
tt
BO
DM
Mont
EPIDEMIC
TAKES
301
IN
9
DAYS
MANILA
AP
A
cholera
like
epidemic
has
taken
301
lives
In
trie
last
nine
days
bringing
the
death
toll
to
1692
since
September
The
Philippines
government
re
repotted
�
potted
Wednesday
The
number
of
cases
from
the
disease
cholcriform
en
enteritis
�
teritis
rose
to
11001
from
10770
in
the
nine
day
period
APPEAL
COURT
City
Mans
Sentence
Extended
VANCOUVER
CP
Two
men
wiiu
stole
two
Ixittles
of
whisky
from
an
elderly
Chi
nese
last
rail
nail
their
sen
sentences
tences
Inct
eased
by
the
BC
Court
of
Appeal
Leonard
Sutherland
27
of
Wells
had
been
sentenced
to
four
months
definite
and
eight
months
indefinite
and
Walter
Leslie
Lee
27
of
Prince
George
eight
months
definite
and
four
months
Indefinite
by
Magis
Magistrate
�
trate
J
T
McKclvie
w
h
e
n
they
admitted
robbery
with
violence
Their
cases
were
hi
ought
to
the
appellate
court
by
the
Crown
because
the
pair
were
not
eligible
because
of
their
age
for
indefinite
sentences
Justices
F
A
Shepiwrd
C
W
Tysoe
and
J
O
Wilson
de
decided
�
cided
the
definite
terms
were
not
sufficient
and
gave
Suth
Sutherland
�
erland
one
year
more
and
Leo
two
years
Lee
admitted
they
took
a
rifle
to
the
piemises
of
the
Chinese
saying
they
offered
It
as
security
for
liquor
but
it
was
lefused
MONTREAL
CTl
Two
muni
municipal
�
cipal
court
judges
ruled
Wed
Wednesday
�
nesday
the
Sunday
operation
of
automatic
laundries
is
illegal
In
separate
test
case
judg
judgments
�
ments
Judges
Roland
Paqucttc
and
Henri
Monty
found
La
Lavcndire
O
u
c
s
t
Incorporqc
guilty
of
infringement
of
the
Lords
Day
Act
Both
fined
the
laundry
10
and
costs
The
actions
were
the
latest
in
a
series
of
test
cases
undertaken
by
the
city
against
the
oper
operators
�
ators
of
automatic
laundiics
Appeals
against
Wednesdays
judgments
are
planned
For
Vocational
School
Lumbering
and
logging
is
very
active
with
periodic
short
shortages
�
ages
of
skilled
workers
par
particularly
�
ticularly
the
logging
occupa
occupations
�
tions
such
a
power
saw
fallcrs
and
c
h
o
k
e
r
m
e
n
said
Mr
Thomas
The
meteorological
office
at
the
airport
forecasts
little
cold
or
weather
for
Friday
It
should
be
mostly
clear
over
overnight
�
night
with
snow
beginning
In
the
forenoon
Winds
will
ho
light
tonight
and
southerly
23
in
the
main
valleys
on
Friday
Low
tonight
and
high
tomor
tow
at
Prince
George
and
Qucsnel
10
and
25
Smlthers
15
and
32
Peace
River
Clear
Friday
Clouding
over
In
the
afternoon
with
snow
in
the
evening
Con
tinuing
very
cold
Winds
east
erly
15
Low
tonight
and
high
tomorrow
at
Grande
Prairie
20
and
0
Last
1
Hours
III
Lo
Prcc
Prince
George
30
27
truce
Terrace
38
Smlthers
-Ifi
Qucsnel
35
Williams
Lake
32
Kamloqps
27
30
12
27
01
15
1
13
POLICE
CHIEF
SHOT
GUATEMALA
CITY
AP
A
burst
of
machine
gun
fire
from
a
speeding
car
killed
the
chief
of
the
Guatemalan
secret
police
Ranulfo
Gonzales
Wed
Wednesday
�
nesday
night
as
he
was
leaving
his
home
Gonzales
driver
and
one
of
his
assistants
were
wounded
Attackers
escaped