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Now
Hear
This
For
the
slobs
who
dont
know
any
better
theres
a
big
differ
ence
between
a
telephone
ans
answering
�
wering
service
and
a
call
girl
sjstcm
Were
sorry
to
dash
jour
dreams
but
the
service
Mrs
Mary
Egerton
lias
been
operating
in
the
city
for
the
last
week
is
quite
on
the
up-and-up
business
licence
and
all
Mrs
Egerton
who
came
to
the
city
in
August
from
Vancouver
foned
us
Thursday
to
say
her
Marys
Telephone
Answering
Service
lias
been
plagued
with
calls
from
wise
apples
looking
for
femalo
companionship
and
thats
putting
it
mildly
since
her
ad
appeared
in
the
paper
That
item
recorded
in
Jack
Wassermans
gossip
corner
re
referring
�
ferring
to
a
Vancouver
disc
jockey
one
Bun
Leboe
is
in
indeed
�
deed
the
Brian
Leboe
who
once
blasted
out
over
local
radio
re
chine
On
her
return
meter
man
was
busy
filling
out
i
ticket
Only
after
shed
con
vinccd
him
she
wasnt
the
mo
torist
whod
put
tho
sign
scrawl
scrawled
�
ed
on
an
envelope
on
the
meter
did
she
get
away
without
an
overtime
parking
ticket
Packing
away
the
thousand
and
one
tilings
needed
on
a
trip
and
trying
at
the
same
time
to
keep
under
the
44
pound
air
airplane
�
plane
baggage
limit
is
always
a
harrowing
experience
But
one
recent
traveller
had
an
added
problem
when
his
alarm
clock
alhough
it
had
not
been
wound
for
days
would
not
run
down
in
time
for
takeoff
Wrap
Wrapped
�
ped
in
clothing
and
buried
in
the
centre
of
his
suitcase
its
tick-tock-tick-tocK
was
loud
and
clear
at
a
distance
of
five
feet
Visions
of
harried
airline
of-
ccivcrs
Hes
been
at
the
coast
fclals
searching
the
plane
po
city
station
for
about
three
weeks
say
local
show
biz
types
Seems
the
lad
was
mistaken
for
an
escapee
from
Lssondalo
mental
hospital
when
spotted
by
cops
in
a
lano
behind
the
radio
station
A
subsequent
check
with
the
bullpen
cleared
Brian
It
took
some
fast
talking
but
Mrs
Bruce
Minchin
got
the
meter
man
to
tear
up
a
parking
ticket
yesterday
no
mean
feat
But
thats
not
the
item
She
had
parked
at
a
meter
with
a
sign
on
it
saying
the
meter
was
out
of
order
So
shu
didnt
bother
to
put
any
scratch
iu
the
ma-
liccmcn
swarming
over
the
airfield
his
capture
prosecu
prosecution
�
tion
and
conviction
not
to
men
mention
�
tion
the
10
years
at
hard
labor
danced
through
his
head
Finally
in
desperation
he
just
stuck
the
thing
in
his
pocket
so
it
could
be
easily
explained
and
spent
eight
hours
in
the
air
with
nary
a
questioning
glance
from
the
stewardess
Ken
Chang
lias
leceived
a
cook
book
compiled
by
the
Ladies
Auxiliary
to
the
Canadian
Legion
The
gals
ate
determin
determined
�
ed
that
Ken
will
make
a
good
wife
for
some
doll
one
of
these
days
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to
mark
National
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were
Greg
Bunton
and
Jim
Brown
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to
right
are
Bob
Borrie
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Hydro
sales
representa
representative
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Bunton
who
won
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junior
class
Bob
Clements
the
judge
Jim
Brown
senior
class
winner
Space
Shot
Again
Scrubbed
CAPE
CANAVERAL
AP
The
oft
postponed
flight
to
put
astronaut
John
II
Glenn
Jr
in
orbit
three
times
around
the
world
now
is
off
until
next
Tuesday
at
the
earliest
be
because
�
cause
of
continuing
rough
seas
in
the
Atlantic
recovery
areas
This
was
the
10th
postpone
ment
since
the
81000
mile
flight
was
originally
scheduled
Dec
20
The
further
delay
was
an
announced
�
nounced
early
today
at
a
spe
special
�
cial
weather
briefing
by
the
National
Aeronautics
and
Space
Administration
In
addition
a
space
agency
spokesman
said
the
entire
count-
down
for
both
the
3G0000
pound
thrust
Atlas
booster
and
the
4200
pound
space
capsule
would
be
started
again
from
thc
be
beginning
�
ginning
National
NDP
Leader
Speaks
Here
in
March
TOMMY
DOUGLAS
here
in
60
Tommy
Douglas
national
leader
of
the
New
Democratic
Party
will
speak
in
Prince
George
March
20
The
forniCi
Saskatchewan
premier
wi
address
a
public
meeting
in
Lj
senior
high
school
fieldhouic
in
support
of
Ken
Rutherford
Prince
George
school
teacher
who
will
carry
the
r
D
banner
for
Cariboo
in
the
next
fed
federal
�
eral
election
He
was
earlier
scheduled
to
speak
in
Qucsncl
but
a
tight
schedule
didnt
allow
the
travel
time
and
the
meeting
was
switched
to
Prince
George
He
will
speak
in
Dawson
Creek
and
Fort
St
John
March
19
Mr
Douglas
last
spoke
in
Prince
George
during
the
19G0
provincial
election
when
Mr
Rutherford
was
Fort
George
CCF
candidate
This
means
that
all
systems
in
both
the
missile
and
the
cap
capsule
�
sule
will
be
checked
all
over
again
from
top
to
bottom
de
spile
the
previous
exhaustive
checks
Because
certain
electronic
parts
in
both
the
missile
and
capsule
had
been
activated
for
test
purposes
in
the
previous
checks
thcy
will
have
to
be
re
replaced
�
placed
to
ensure
peak
pcrform-
Further
there
is
a
strong
likelihood
that
the
altitude
con
control
�
trol
system
operated
by
hydro
hydrogen
�
gen
peroxide
jets
will
have
to
be
replaced
These
jets
were
loaded
two
days
ago
and
the
gas
has
a
tendency
to
corrode
the
escape
valves
which
Glenn
would
use
to
maintain
his
posi
position
�
tion
relative
to
the
horizon
while
on
his
flight
Glenn
was
once
more
awak
awakened
�
ened
by
his
physician
Dr
Wil
liam
Douglas
and
advised
of
the
prolonged
scrub
That
was
at
1250
am
The
postponement
was
or
ordered
�
dered
by
Walter
Williams
Pro
Project
�
ject
Mercury
operations
direc
director
�
tor
after
another
midnight
briefing
by
his
weather
special
specialists
�
ists
who
had
compiled
reports
from
weather
planes
and
ships
stationed
in
the
splashdown
areas
Besides
the
continuing
bad
weather
down
range
from
here
a
cold
front
moving
down
from
the
north
was
pushing
a
layer
of
broken
clouds
over
the
JAMES
COYNE
in
his
first
public
appearance
since
he
resigned
as
governor
of
the
Bank
of
Canada
decried
the
exodus
of
Canadas
best
brains
to
the
US
and
Britajn
in
a
Toronto
speech
Thursday
night
Canadians
should
find
a
place
at
home
for
their
talents
he
said
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CITIZEN
The
Only
Daily
Newspaper
Serving
North
Central
British
Columbia
Red
Cross
Election
PRINCE
GEORGE
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
FRIDAY
FEBRUARY
16
1962
TOP
LAWYER
WILL
TAKE
SPY
CASE
BARI
Italy
AP
The
president
of
the
Italian
Na
National
�
tional
Lawyers
has
agreed
to
defend
a
Bulgarian
pilot
ac
accused
�
cused
of
spying
against
Italy
in
his
Soviet
built
camera
equipped
jet
Vittorio
Mai
eangi
one
of
Italys
leading
lawyers
sent
word
to
Lieut
Milusc
Solakov
that
he
had
been
named
to
defend
him
Election
of
officers
will
be
featured
at
the
annual
meeting
of
the
Prince
George
branch
of
the
Red
Cross
Society
to
be
held
at
8
pm
Monday
at
the
Cariboo
Health
Unit
Nominations
by
the
nominat
nominating
�
ing
committee
are
as
follows
President
Mrs
Rose
Ruse
vice
presidents
Mrs
Elma
Dob
son
and
Harry
Herrington
sec
secretary
�
retary
Mrs
Irene
Kortvelycssy
and
recording
secretary
Mrs
Dawn
Jamieson
Stamp
Committee
Chairman
Named
VICTORIA
CP
-bell
SC
Comox
chairman
of
the
special
committee
launching
area
at
this
space
meeting
today
centre
The
presence
of
the
clouds
precludes
visual
tracking
of
the
booster
and
the
space
capsule
WAR
CELEBRATIONS
OTTAWA
CP
Special
cere
monies
will
be
held
in
Ottawa
May
31
to
mark
the
60th
anni
anniversary
�
versary
of
the
end
of
the
Boer
War
One
feature
will
be
a
government-sponsored
dinner
for
any
Boer
War
veterans
who
turn
up
A
total
of
7368
Canadians
serv
served
�
ed
on
the
Britisli
side
in
the
Battle
against
tho
Boers
in
South
Africa
and
261
died
Dan
Camp
was
named
legislatures
on
trading
stamps
when
it
held
its
first
Mr
Campbell
also
headed
a
1960
committee
which
studied
the
matter
and
recommended
legislation
forbidding
third
par
ties
from
distributing
trading
stamps
in
connection
with
sale
of
consumer
goods
The
committee
will
begin
sit
ting
next
week
hearing
first
from
the
attorney
generals
de
department
�
partment
on
the
legislation
now
in
existence
Mr
Campbell
said
today
that
three
groups
already
have
ad
advised
�
vised
that
they
wish
to
appear
the
Retail
Merchants
Associa
Association
�
tion
the
Automotive
Retailers
Association
and
Woodwards
Stores
Ltd
all
of
which
are
opposed
to
stamp
promotions
Mr
Campbell
said
the
com
committee
�
mittee
will
accept
submissions
from
all
interested
parties
whether
they
speak
for
an
or
organization
�
ganization
or
for
themselves
as
individuals
RUNOFF
EXPECTED
TO
BE
HIGH
HERE
Volume
of
runoff
here
this
spring
coultl
be
high
as
the
result
of
above
average
snowpack
on
the
upper
F
r
a
s
e
r
watershed
water
rights
branch
officials
re
port
This
does
not
mean
there
would
necessarily
be
a
high
peak
runoff
and
flooding
conditions
they
say
but
total
volume
of
water
Is
likely
to
be
high
In
the
McDrlde
and
Bar
kervllle
snow
courses
high
highest
�
est
Feb
1
water
content
In
the
last
10
years
is
Indi
Indicated
�
cated
this
year
according
to
the
branchs
snow
survey
bulletin
Snow
melt
Inflows
to
the
Nechako
and
Bridge
River
reservoirs
also
point
to
high-er-than-average
water
sup
supplies
�
plies
COMPANIES
LONDON
Reuters
Britain
decided
to
dispatch
two
com
panies
of
troops
to
British
Gui
Guiana
�
ana
today
to
assist
the
govern
government
�
ment
to
maintain
order
in
the
South
American
colony
in
the
wake
of
widespread
strikes
A
statement
by
the
defence
ministry
here
said
the
troops
would
be
flown
out
today
in
answer
to
a
call
by
the
leftist
government
made
through
Gov
Governor
�
ernor
Sir
Ralph
Grey
Radio
reports
picked
up
in
The
Hague
from
the
British
self
governing
colony
in
north
northern
�
ern
South
America
said
a
state
of
siege
had
been
declared
there
The
reports
quoted
by
The
Netherlands
news
agency
also
said
Grey
had
banned
public
meetings
and
demonstrations
throughout
the
colony
urey
s
action
lunqwea
wide
widespread
�
spread
strikes
sparked
by
bud
budget
�
get
proposals
put
forward
by
the
leftist
government
of
Prime
Minister
Chccldi
Jagan
The
colonial
office
said
the
troops
were
being
sent
for
the
sole
purpose
of
maintaining
law
and
order
and
meant
no
reflec
reflection
�
tion
on
the
policies
of
the
Jagan
administration
In
the
colonys
capital
of
Georgetown
Thursday
thou
sands
of
Guianans
demonstrat
ed
against
the
government
out
outside
�
side
the
parliament
building
in
defianace
of
a
ban
by
Grey
Demonstrations
and
strikes
were
called
by
the
trades
union
council
to
protest
increased
tax
taxation
�
ation
and
a
compulsory
sav
savings
�
ings
plan
in
Jagans
new
budget
N
mm
wpm
nJA
tiMzimM
The
forecast
for
the
Prince
George
and
Btilklcy
Valley
areas
calls
for
cloudy
weather
Saturday
with
little
change
in
temperature
and
light
winds
Low
tonight
and
high
tomorrow
at
Prince
George
10
and
20
at
Smithers
5
and
30
Sunday
outlook
Sunny
with
cloudy
periods
Little
change
in
temperature
Cariboo
region
Overcast
with
little
change
in
tempera
temperature
�
ture
and
light
northerly
winds
Low
tonight
and
high
tomor
tomorrow
�
row
at
Quesncl
15
and
25
Last
24
Hours
IU
Lo
Prec
Prince
George
Terrace
Smithers
Qucsnel
Williams
Lake
Kamloops
Whitehorse
Fort
Nelson
17
7
31
19
29
1
21
14
25
14
36
30
3
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8
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SMALL
CENTRES
OUTLINED
TO
LEGISLATURE
ZONING
PROTEST
Opposition
to
a
proposed
Victoria
Street
shopping
centre
was
voiced
today
by
the
civic
affairs
com
mittee
of
the
Prince
George
Chamber
of
Commerce
The
chamber
of
com
commerce
�
merce
is
opposed
to
the
establishment
of
a
second
downtown
shopping
area
because
it
is
contrary
to
the
avowed
policy
of
the
qity
council
whereby
boundaries
were
establish
established
�
ed
for
the
present
retail
shopping
aiea
a
state
statement
�
ment
released
following
a
special
meeting
this
morn
morning
�
ing
said
Applications
for
the
rczoning
from
residential
to
commercial
of
the
area
bounded
by
Victoria
Fifteenth
Vancouver
and
Elev
Eleventh
�
enth
and
the
purchase
of
city
owned
lots
for
the
project
wcre
made
to
a
city
council
general
purpose
meeting
Wednesday
by
city
realtor
Dud
Sawlcy
on
be
behalf
�
half
of
the
principals
350
CARS
He
disclosed
plans
for
the
centre
which
would
include
two
major
stores
and
16
to
20
sec
ondary
shops
with
offstrccl
parking
for
300
cars
The
matter
was
referred
to
the
advisory
planning
commis
sion
and
the
city
engineering
department
for
study
They
are
to
report
to
council
Feb
26
on
their
findings
The
chamber
of
commerce
committees
statement
con
tinued
If
the-
zoning
is
changed
it
would
appear
that
the
city
has
abandoned
its
plans
for
the
orderly
development
of
the
downtown
shopping
area
and
lias
also
abandoned
its
plans
for
the
long
range
park
develop
development
�
ment
of
the
slougn
section
PRINCIPALS
The
Prince
George
Cham
Chamber
�
ber
of
Commerce
is
not
op
opposed
�
posed
to
the
establishment
of
a
shopping
centre
if
properly
located
for
example
on
Cen
tral
Avenue
where
it
would
be
of
greater
service
without
up
upsetting
�
setting
the
overall
zoning
plan
established
by
city
council
Meanwhile
identity
of
the
principals
which
was
with
withheld
�
held
by
Mr
Sawlcy
remains
unknown
In
response
to
queries
by
The
Citizen
both
T
Eaton
Co
Ltd
and
Woodwards
Stores
Ltd
hac
denied
being
involved
in
the
proposed
shopping
centre
Eaton
s
has
in
the
city
mail
order
store
ft
a
Copy
3
o
p
otB
Chamber
Against
Shopping
Centre
SPORTS
HIGHLIGHTS
Bobby
Rousseau
leads
Canadiens
to
0
1
vic
victory
�
tory
over
Bruins
Delvccchio
scores
one
and
assists
twice
as
Wings
halt
Rangers
Seven
main
subjects
appear
to
dominate
CFL
annual
meeting
See
Pages
4
and
5
NO
LICENCE
PROBLEM
SEEN
Ottawa
Wont
Bother
Peace
Wiiliston
Says
VICTORIA
tCP
Provincial
Lands
and
Forests
Minister
Ray
Wiiliston
says
he
is
confident
the
federal
government
wont
interfere
with
the
proposed
giant
hydro
development
on
the
Peace
River
If
the
project
interferes
witn
anything
under
federal
jurisdic
jurisdiction
�
tion
Im
sure
the
situation
will
be
easily
remedied
the
min
minister
�
ister
told
an
interviewer
I
am
sure
we
will
not
have
any
difficulty
obtaining
a
fed
federal
�
eral
licence
The
federal
government
has
jurisdiction
over
the
Peace
River
since
it
is
a
navigable
waterway
in
its
upper
reaches
A
federal
licence
under
the
navigable
waters
act
will
be
necessary
before
the
province
can
proceed
to
dam
the
river
for
hydro
development
Mr
Wiiliston
said
the
prov
province
�
ince
has
not
yet
applied
for
a
federal
licence
There
was
no
point
in
doing
so
he
said
until
the
provincial
comptroller
of
water
rights-
has
issued
h
i
s
licence
to
the
BOt
Electric
the
government
owned
public
util
utility
�
ity
commissioned
by
the
gov
government
�
ernment
to
carry
out
the
850
000000
project
UNI
mi
N
VT1CN3
CP
A
Communist
charge
that
the
US
is
planning
an
invasion
of
Cuba
was
beaten
down
in
the
United
Nations
Thursday
but
39
countries
stood
back
from
the
argument
The
39
mostly
Afro
Asian
countries
took
the
abstention
route
when
a
Czech
Romanian
resolution
was
soundly
ham
hammered
�
mered
in
the
101
membcr
po
political
�
litical
committee
of
the
13th
General
Assembly
The
key
paragraph
of
the
blunt
resolution
wci
only
the
votes
of
the
10
coun
y
Soviet
Day
of
Large
Mental
Hospital
Gone
VICTORIA
CP
Mental
health
industrial
and
resort
development
and
patronage
appointments
came
in
for
discussion
in
the
legislature
Thursday
Health
Minister
Martin
making
his
first
speech
of
tho
session
said
the
governments
mental
health
services
in
fu
future
�
ture
will
be
gcaied
to
smaller
regional
centres
in
close
piux
imity
to
general
acute
care
hospitals
A
treatment
centre
in
Vic
Victoria
�
toria
now
at
the
stage
where
working
drawings
are
being
prepared
would
be
designed
as
a
model
for
other
centres
across
the
province
with
em
phasis
on
out
patient
and
short
term
intensive
care
treatment
Wc
will
not
build
large
mental
hospitals
such
as
that
at
Kssondalc
he
said
llus
day
of
the
large
mental
hos
hospital
�
pital
Is
gone
Mr
Martin
reporting
that
he
is
disappointed
that
re
requests
�
quests
have
been
received
for
only
200
copies
of
the
Ross
Report
on
mental
health
serv
services
�
ices
said
the
reports
recom
recommendation
�
mendation
for
other
large
treatment
centres
similar
to
Essondale
has
been
rejected
The
report
prepared
by
Dr
Matthew
Ross
of
the
Anicr
icaa
Psychiatric
Association
who
made
a
survey
of
the
provinces
mental
health
serv
services
�
ices
would
be
used
in
plan
planning
�
ning
future
mental
health
programs
but
all
of
Us
rec
recommendations
�
ommendations
would
not
be
followed
The
department
was
work
working
�
ing
closely
with
the
Canadian
Mental
Health
Association
and
others
in
determining
its
pro
grams
Arthur
Turner
NDP-CCF-Vancouver
East
proposed
an
industrial
development
fund
an
idea
he
has
put
forth
be
before
�
fore
as
a
means
to
assist
in
establishing
industry
where
it
is
needed
lie
iuid
otic
of
its
first
pro
jeets
might
be
establishment
of
a
meat
packing
industry
in
the
Cariboo
region
where
most
of
the
provinces
live
livestock
�
stock
is
raised
Mr
Turner
said
the
government
should
survey
the
possibility
of
set
setting
�
ting
up
a
packing
plant
in
the
Caribou
to
take
up
the
slack
caused
in
the
industry
by
the
closing
of
several
plants
in
the
Vancouver
area
In
the
absence
of
a
depait
ment
of
cooperatives
and
an
industrial
development
tund
he
said
Agriculture
Minister
Richer
should
approach
cattlo
producers
in
the
Cariboo
and
tho
Peace
River
region
to
sco
CouliuuiU
ou
lao
3
RAY
WILLISTON
easy
remedy
Cuba
Invasion
Charge
Beaten
Down
in
UN
bloc
and
Cuba
while
50
includ
including
�
ing
Canada
were
opposed
Latin
American
went
solid
against
Cuba
whose
original
complaint
against
the
US
gave
riso
to
the
Communist
draft
Had
the
paragraph
passed
it
would
say
the
assembly
Makes
an
urgent
appeal
to
the
government
of
the
United
States
to
put
an
end
to
the
in
interference
�
terference
in
the
internal
af
affairs
�
fairs
of
the
republic
of
Cuba
and
to
all
the
action
dhected
against
the
territorial
integrity
and
political
independence
of
Cuba
Loud
Too
Frequent
Commercials
On
Radio
TV
Blasted
in
Survey
OTTAWA
CP
The
commcr
cials
are
too
loud
and
too
fre
frequent
�
quent
and
there
is
too
much
crime
and
violence
on
Canadian
television
and
radio
These
are
two
of
the
conclu
conclusions
�
sions
reached
in
a
two
car
womcnVeye
view
of
television
and
radio
conducted
by
Mrs
George
Wilson
of
St
Marys
Ont
Mrs
Wilson
writes
after
com
completion
�
pletion
of
tho
10
provincc
sur
survey
�
vey
that
women
complain
also
of
too
loud
background
music
of
commercials
that
offer
pre
premiums
�
miums
to
children
and
of
a
need
for
more
educational
pro
programs
�
grams
survey
for
the
75000
-
member
broadcast
into
Canadian
homes
Federated
Womens
Institutes
Mrs
Wilson
reports
that
there
stm
to
U1h
cvic
aml
vi
js
of
Canada
1
polling
in
two
years
nnrn
nni
Hint
mnmnnr
imilil
first
six
and
then
the
remaining
likn
0erns
PmiiaPPi
uiih
four
provinces
through
the
wo
womens
�
mens
institutes
in
eight
prov
provinces
�
inces
the
Saskatchewan
Home
makers
Clubs
and
Newfound
Newfoundlands
�
lands
Jubilee
Clubs
The
federation
issued
a
state
statement
�
ment
today
on
her
survey
which
made
little
distinction
between
television
and
radio
and
none
between
privately
owned
radio
or
TV
and
Canadian
Broadcast
Broadcasting
�
ing
Corporation
stations
in
either
medium
Tho
federation
release
said
its
institutes
arc
still
concerned
She
conducted
the
national
with
the
kind
of
programs
true
historical
dramas
based
on
Canadian
explorers
Shq
said
women
asked
wiiy
commercials
couldnt
bo
heard
at
the
beginning
and
end
of
pro
programs
�
grams
instead
of
being
sprinkl
sprinkled
�
ed
throughout
The
report
said
tiiat
on
tho
whole
childrens
womens
reli
religious
�
gious
and
agricultural
programs
were
highly
rated
Members
praised
school
broadcasts
and
kindergarten
of
the
air
and
recommended
a
re
return
�
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of
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