MRS
DAWN
YOUNG
scaled
was
named
Beta
Sigma
Phis
Star
Dust
Queen
at
the
14th
annual
Star
Dust
Ball
held
here
Saturday
She
was
crowned
by
Mrs
Pat
Briggs
retiring
queen
Mrs
Young
a
member
of
Sigma
Chapter
was
Rejected
by
secret
ballot
by
members
of
the
four
chap
chapters
�
ters
fancy
words
and
half
-
promises
and
then
to
pick
up
his
brief
case
and
scram
Todays
meeting
will
sec
specific
questions
put
to
the
minister
along
with
demands
for
specific
answers
The
four
MLAs
representing
this
region
of
Central
B
C
will
attend
the
meeting
Kay
Wil
liston
Fort
George
Cyril
Shcl
foul
Onuncca
Doug
Little
Skccna
Bill
Murray
Puncc
Rupert
Some
40
chamber
repre
representatives
�
sentatives
arc
here
representing
most
of
the
chambers
from
Prince
George
to
Prince
Rupcit
Bill
Bordman
member
of
the
Alaska
legislature
and
a
staunch
fighter
for
the
ferry
system
also
is
heie
Highway
delegates
will
present
Gaglardi
with
the
following
points
1
Blow
out
the
bad
coiners
stiaighten
the
bad
curves
wid
widen
�
en
the
piesent
load
from
Ter
Terrace
�
race
to
Hazelton
start
the
work
at
once
and
continue
until
com
completed
�
pleted
2
Improve
bridge
approaches
lebuild
narrow
budges
and
bung
all
bridges
up
to
standard
BY
CHAMBERS
-Point
Road
Plan
Formed
imhLTON
Chamber
of
including
semitrailers
up
to
Commerce
delegates
iroraiw
across
Central
BC
and
Alaska
will
put
before
Highways
Min
ister
Phil
Gaglardi
this
after
afternoon
�
noon
The
platform
was
developed
last
night
at
an
emergency
mee
cha
lists
work
that
must
be
done
to
put
the
road
in
shape
to
handle
heavy
traffic
expected
when
the
Alaska
marine
high
highway
�
way
service
starts
Sept
3
Tone
of
the
meeting
was
fair
fairly
�
ly
tough
Delegates
and
other
chamber
members
attending
the
meeting
at
the
Inlander
Hotel
have
cxpicsscd
determination
not
to
allow
Gaglardi
to
make
a
auick
sneech
with
a
lot
of
3
Reconstruct
the
Bulkley
Pativnn
hpKinon
TIa7ntfnn
1
have
hammered
out
a
10
point
Porphvry
Creek
17
miles
cast
platform
on
road
necas
tney
4
Complete
the
resurfacing
of
Highway
16
by
1963
5
Continue
with
a
contract
on
Highway
16
between
Prince
George
and
McBride
The
minister
will
be
asked
fnr
sneeific
answers
to
the
fol-
BtinRpf
dclyjjtps
from
I
jn
jy
mbers
along
Highway
Iff
It
What
can
we
expect
in
dollars
to
be
spent
on
Highway
16
2
Where
will
it
be
spent
3
When
will
the
money
be
spent
4
When
will
the
government
start
the
work
and
complete
it
5
When
will
the
roads
and
bridges
be
completed
to
handle
the
vastly
increased
truck
and
car
traffic
expected
this
year
and
next7
Mr
Murray
stressed
that
the
meeting
should
not
align
the
four
MLAs
on
the
side
ot
the
minister
We
are
as
much
for
this
road
as
you
he
said
We
too
are
fighting
the
government
for
dollars
to
spend
on
it
Mr
Little
said
he
estimates
it
will
take
12
million
to
put
the
piesent
highway
in
bare
minimum
condition
to
meet
the
Alaska
ferry
traffic
needs
If
we
net
hall
of
that
this
year
and
half
next
Id
say
we
will
have
won
the
battle
he
said
Murray
agreed
We
need
a
minimum
standard
road
that
will
handle
the
traffic
Later
on
perhaps
when
the
federal
government
is
willing
to
assist
is
the
time
to
go
for
a
road
of
Trans
Canada
standauls
Mr
Bordman
said
the
marine
highway
has
been
a
tremendous
fight
in
Alaska
There
has
been
strong
opposition
from
persons
who
think
the
23
million
voted
for
the
ferry
project
is
too
much
of
a
gamble
Weve
been
counting
heavily
on
piomises
that
Highway
16
would
be
completed
and
wo
to
handle
all
types
of
vehicles
would
have
black
top
from
Now
Hear
This
You
see
TV
weather
wizaul
Norris
McLean
in
the
craziest
places
Like
what
on
eaith
was
he
doing
clambering
down
the
scaffolding
of
an
apartment
block
Friday
night
How
was
the
weather
up
theie
Mrs
Norma
Brink
who
mo
tored
to
Vancouver
last
week
to
take
part
in
Saturdays
Toast
mistress
Council
11
speech
fi
finals
�
nals
never
did
make
the
compe
competition
�
tition
No
it
wasnt
stage
flight
She
had
the
flu
Husband
Peter
took
the
bus
down
and
drove
her
home
Sunday
Suppose
some
clods
dont
realize
it
but
others
find
it
dls
respectful
to
gawk
around
and
eat
popcorn
while
O
Canada
is
being
played
at
a
public
gather
ing
Such
was
the
case
Satur
Saturday
�
day
night
by
a
chap
standing
beside
the
players
box
in
the
Coliseum
Got
quite
a
charge
reading
the
inside
back
of
the
Stais
On
Ice
program
Among
other
zany
definitions
was
tins
ono
ien
step
This
interesting
dance
makes
it
most
interesting
is
that
all
skaters
dont
leave
out
the
same
four
steps
Two
regular
garbage
trucks
and
four
rental
units
moved
about
the
city
Friday
during
the
first
phase
of
clean
up
week
City
Works
Super
Bill
Jones
said
today
some
residents
put
some
of
their
garbage
out
too
late
for
Friday
Although
efforts
will
be
made
to
collect
the
ma
material
�
terial
today
the
regular
sched
schedule
�
ule
will
be
kept
even
if
it
means
leaving
some
Friday
stuff
Pick
pS
up
ciews
will
work
after
5
today
because
of
the
amount
nt
clean
up
material
around
Itll
be
a
little
while
yet
be
fore
you
can
haul
out
the
boat
and
motor
man
And
there
aint
gonna
be
any
water
skiing
for
an
even
longer
time
Fishing
friends
out
scouting
on
the
w
eek
end
found
most
lakes
still
have
a
good
amount
of
ice
on
them
although
the
rivers
are
flow
ing
free
Flyin
Phil
and
Ray
Willlston
passed
through
town
this
ayem
by
plane
on
their
way
to
the
is
called
the
tenstep
because
I
Hazelton
meeting
on
Highway
there
are
14
jsteps
in
it
Wliat
1
10
Rupert
to
Vancouver
when
the
ferry
starts
he
said
If
you
fail
us
well
be
in
a
mess
Our
opponents
might
win
and
the
ferries
would
perhaps
be
leased
out
and
operated
elsewhere
He
said
Alaska
has
gone
first
class
with
equipment
and
jn
service
to
make
the
marine
highway
a
success
It
will
start
a
traffic
boom
along
highway
16
that
could
go
beyond
all
ex
expectations
�
pectations
But
the
completed
highway
is
essential
Stan
Rough
of
Kitimat
chair
chairman
�
man
of
the
Associated
Chambers
Tourist
Committee
stressed
that
the
communities
along
Highway
16
have
just
raised
2000
to
promote
the
tourist
industry
this
year
We
must
have
a
reasonable
highway
for
them
so
they
can
travel
in
relative
comfort
We
must
serve
them
in
good
faith
Delegates
will
work
today
as
a
unit
according
to
highway
committee
chairman
Doug
Smithers
of
Kitimat
We
must
not
let
Gaglardi
split
our
ranks
Several
delegates
noted
that
Gaglardi
has
made
many
prom
promises
�
ises
in
the
past
and
has
kept
few
of
them
Said
John
Mor
Morrison
�
rison
of
Prince
George
presi
president
�
dent
of
the
Associated
Cham
bers
We
must
get
specific
an
swers
to
our
questions
and
definite
commitments
from
the
minister
as
to
what
work
he
will
do
and
when
Following
the
meeting
with
the
Highway
delegates
Gaglardi
is
scheduled
to
discuss
roads
with
members
of
the
Hazelton
Trucks
Association
He
will
then
fly
back
to
Victoria
this
after
afternoon
�
noon
Highway
crews
in
this
area
have
spent
the
last
two
weeks
cleaning
up
Highway
16
in
prep
preparation
�
aration
for
Highway
Minister
Gaglardis
arrival
here
The
minister
was
to
fly
to
Smithers
today
and
drive
to
Hazelton
to
meet
Highway
16
Chamber
of
Commerce
dele
delegates
�
gates
who
are
demanding
that
the
road
be
put
into
decent
shape
for
the
first
time
in
history
Worst
parts
of
the
road
are
in
the
Hazelton
area
so
for
two
weeks
highways
crews
have
been
grading
the
roads
and
go
going
�
ing
up
and
down
it
on
both
sides
of
Hazelton
picking
up
beer
bottles
and
tin
cans
and
actual
ly
sweeping
sections
of
the
highway
18-YEAR-OLD
KILLED
TTHT
JML
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JJU
Iffil
In
Hit
Run
SPORTS
HIGHLIGHTS
Dawson
Creek
Canucks
capture
four
game
total
point
series
in
play
with
Prince
George
Mohawks
Black
Hawks
come
back
into
Stanley
Cup
play
by
bouncing
Toronto
3
0
Saskatoon
rink
with
average
age
of
21
wins
Vancouver
carspiel
by
defeating
some
of
Canadas
top
curlers
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LAST
YEAR
ro
Grant
to
City
Local
Oldtimer
Dies
at
83
Prince
George
lost
another
oldtimer
Friday
with
the
death
of
Charles
II
Van
Somcr
Mr
Van
Somer
was
born
in
Bay
City
Mich
in
1870
After
spending
some
time
on
the
Pacific
Coast
lie
moved
to
Skagway
Alaska
where
he
married
Frances
Ewing
in
1909
They
lived
in
Carcross
and
Whitchorsc
until
1914
when
they
moved
to
the
Prince
George
area
He
farmed
for
about
tlnec
years
in
the
Chief
Lake
district
In
1917
he
started
a
transfer
business
in
the
city
driving
one
of
the
first
trucks
to
be
used
here
He
continued
with
his
trucking
business
until
his
retirement
in
1958
Van
as
he
was
known
to
his
friends
was
an
ardent
skat
skater
�
er
and
baseball
enthusiast
He
continued
his
skating
until
ie
cent
years
He
is
survived
by
his
wife
three
sons
Jack
and
Jim
of
Prince
George
and
Art
of
Sum
Summit
�
mit
Lake
daughters
Mrs
Marg
Margaret
�
aret
Witter
of
Summit
Lake
and
Mrs
Alice
George
of
Edmon
ton
Funeral
services
were
con
conducted
�
ducted
today
at
Assmans
Fun
Funeral
�
eral
Chapel
by
Canon
T
D
R
Allen
Pallbeaiers
weie
Clyde
Allen
Tommy
Tibbett
Tom
Walsh
Carl
Wcdemeyer
Fred
Lockyer
and
Tom
Austin
Doctors
Examining
60
of
Men
Released
by
Cuba
MIAMI
Fla
AP
Doctors
expect
to
spend
much
of
this
week
making
tests
to
determine
what
tieatment
is
needed
by
the
GO
wounded
or
111
Cuba
invasion
pi
boners
who
were
brought
to
Miami
Saturday
Two
of
the
negotiators
who
obtained
the
mens
freedom
with
a
promise
to
pay
the
2000000
they
had
been
fined
by
a
military
tribunal
planned
to
go
to
New
York
to
start
a
campaign
for
raising
862000000
the
total
amount
of
the
fines
levied
on
the
1179
captives
Four
men
weie
admitted
to
a
Miami
hospital
on
airival
Saturday
and
six
others
released
to
spend
the
weekend
with
their
families
were
asked
to
return
for
visits
as
out
patients
JUDGE
C
W
MORROWS
appointment
to
the
senate
of
Prince
George
College
was
announced
today
by
Bishop
Fergus
OGrady
Twenty
per
persons
�
sons
are
to
be
appointed
to
the
senate
five
from
Prince
George
Judge
Morrow
is
the
second
appointment
Earlier
industiiahst
and
Citizen
pub
publisher
�
lisher
W
B
Milner
was
named
BIG
RANCH
SOLD
PENTICTON
CP
The
437
acre
ranch
near
Kcremeos
op
operated
�
erated
by
the
late
Francis
X
Richter
father
of
BC
Agricul
Agriculture
�
ture
Minister
Richter
has
been
sold
for
more
than
125000
to
Mr
and
Mrs
A
Crandcll
of
Burnaby
CITI
e
The
city
of
Prince
George
will
probably
get
the
same
rate
of
grant
from
BC
Hydro
this
year
as
pro
provided
�
vided
during
the
fiscal
year
1961
62
A
weekend
announcement
by
the
power
commission
in
Vic
Victoria
�
toria
said
pending
the
working
out
of
a
permanent
policy
the
authority
will
provide
grants
to
cities
and
municipalities
within
its
service
areas
for
the
fiscal
year
of
1962
63
It
was
prev
previously
�
iously
in
doubt
whether
grants
would
be
continued
under
the
new
BC
Hydro
and
Power
Au
Authority
�
thority
Grant
to
Prince
George
last
year
was
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If
the
grant
continues
to
be
based
on
the
three
percentage
of
gross
revenue
the
city
would
stand
to
obtain
about
2000
more
this
year
Scalers
Elect
Officers
Here
Provisional
officers
of
the
Associated
Scalers
of
BC
were
elected
at
a
general
meeting
held
Sunday
in
Prince
George
They
are
president
William
Waldron
of
Prince
George
vice
presidents
Alton
P
Myers
of
Fort
Fraser
Gordon
Spears
of
Quesnel
Cahin
R
Twombly
of
Prince
George
and
K
W
Jacob
son
of
Prince
George
secretary
treasurer
Mario
Costanzo
of
Prince
George
Scalers
from
Prince
George
Quesnel
Hixon
Willow
River
Reid
Lake
Fort
Fraser
Mar
Marguerite
�
guerite
and
Alexandria
attended
the
organization
meeting
here
A
24-year-old
Norwegian
immigrant
today
was
re
remanded
�
manded
without
plea
to
April
24
when
he
appeared
in
police
court
on
two
charges
arising
from
a
highway
fatality
late
Fri
Friday
�
day
Kjcll
Bcrgc
Soltvedt
a
sheet
metal
worker
is
charged
witli
hit
and
run
and
mischief
following
the
death
of
Sheridan
T
Ed
Edwards
�
wards
18
about
six
miles
north
of
Prince
George
on
the
Hart
Highway
Two
cars
involved
in
the
accident
were
located
by
RCMP
early
Saturday
The
first
vehicle
a
1951
fEmWM
HPH
i
ase
Meteor
said
to
belong
to
Solt
Soltvedt
�
vedt
was
found
about
three
miles
from
the
accident
scene
on
the
Old
Summit
Lake
Road
Edwards
was
apparently
walk
walking
�
ing
to
his
home
along
the
high
way
at
the
time
of
the
accident
shortly
after
midnight
Friday
He
was
first
struck
down
by
a
car
just
past
the
top
of
the
sand
hill
six
miles
north
of
the
city
A
group
of
young
people
travelling
north
on
the
highway
shortly
afterwards
saw
the
body
lying
on
the
road
police
re
port
As
they
stopped
the
car
to
investigate
another
car
came
up
the
hill
and
drove
over
the
body
It
did
not
stop
RCMP
added
When
radio
reports
described
both
cars
a
resident
on
the
Old
Summit
Lake
road
notified
police
of
the
abandoned
Meteor
Owner
of
the
other
car
on
hearing
the
reports
went
to
the
police
station
inquiring
whether
his
vehicle
was
the
one
they
were
looking
for
Malcolm
Campbell
and
pas
passengers
�
sengers
in
his
car
said
they
were
completely
unaware
the
car
had
run
over
a
body
The
body
was
flown
out
to
Vancouver
Saturday
for
a
pathologists
icport
to
deter
mine
which
of
the
two
vehicles
killed
the
youth
Mr
Edwards
was
a
student
telegrapher
at
Vandcrhoof
for
Canadian
National
Railways
He
is
son
of
Mr
and
Mrs
Roland
Edwards
of
the
Hart
Highway
Soltvedt
first
came
into
police
and
said
his
car
had
been
stolen
from
a
city
parking
lot
He
later
changed
his
story
police
said
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ALSO
SOUGHT
GAS
EXPLOSION
HITS
150
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Reuters
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gas
explosion
damaged
about
150
houses
in
10
differ
different
�
ent
streets
today
Six
persons
including
two
policemen
were
known
to
have
been
slightly
injured
Authorities
said
the
walls
of
a
number
of
houses
were
seriously
dislocated
The
explosion
was
believed
to
have
been
caused
by
leak
leaking
�
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underground
pipes
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PRINCE
GEORGE
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
MONDAY
APRIL
16
1962
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these
days
for
British
hijackers
and
Irish
smugglers
due
to
a
shortage
in
Britain
Raiders
got
a
good
haul
during
the
weekend
At
Man
Manchester
�
chester
a
truck
carrying
2t
tons
of
potatoes
was
stolen
Another
two
tons
was
hijacked
at
Liverpool
Somebody
got
away
with
43
sacks
of
112
pounds
each
from
an
Essex
ware
warehouse
�
house
Ireland
restricts
the
export
of
potatoes
and
smugglers
arc
busy
there
They
buy
from
farmers
at
20
a
ton
truck
the
potatoes
over
lonely
back
roads
into
Northern
Ireland
then
ship
the
loot
to
England
There
the
spuds
fetch
38
a
ton
on
the
wholesale
market
BUSH
CAMP
FIRE
Girl
8
Good
After
Saving
Small
Brother
BURNS
LAKE
Correspondent
An
eight-year-old
girl
who
suffered
severe
burns
Friday
while
saving
a
brother
from
an
explosion
at
a
Babine
Lake
logging
camp
is
in
pretty
good
condition
today
in
Burns
Lake
and
District
Hospital
Virginia
Holt
daughter
of
Mr
and
Mrs
Charlie
Holt
of
Mc
Crccrys
logging
camp
was
saved
from
more
serious
injury
by
her
dog
Lassie
and
was
brought
to
hospital
by
toboggan
and
motor
vehicle
alter
un
unsuccessful
�
successful
attempts
to
bring
a
plane
in
The
accident
took
place
when
Virginias
small
brother
threw
a
discarded
starter
fluid
can
onto
a
bonfire
The
girl
ran
forward
to
pull
her
brother
away
but
the
can
exploded
and
ic
set
her
clothing
on
fire
She
began
to
run
toward
the
house
her
clothes
flaming
when
Lassie
ran
to
her
and
knocked
her
over
and
began
jumping
up
and
down
on
her
to
put
out
the
flames
t
However
the
girl
suffered
second
degree
burns
to
hand
right
arm
and
left
leg
Attempts
were
made
to
radio
for
an
airplane
since
the
lake
ice
is
unsafe
for
travel
but
no
contact
could
be
made
After
several
hours
Mr
Holt
and
Art
McCrecry
decided
to
walk
out
with
the
injured
child
Virginia
was
wrapped
up
and
taken
by
toboggan
18
miles
down
the
ice
from
where
she
was
driven
to
the
hospital
She
was
admitted
to
the
hos
hospital
�
pital
at
1
a
m
Saturday
and
made
good
progress
CANCER
CURES
NEW
YORK
AP
The
American
Cancer
Society
says
one
out
of
every
three
persons
stricken
with
cancer
is
being
cured
compared
with
one
out
of
seven
years
ago
Tender
particulars
arc
being
toria
April
4
19G2
A
oic
placc
prepared
for
three
600
gallon
water
bombers
a
small
bird
dog
aircraft
and
a
radio
equipped
truck
to
operate
out
of
Prince
George
R
G
McKce
deputy
minister
of
lands
and
foicsts
has
announced
Similar
equipment
all
of
which
will
be
available
wher
wherever
�
ever
needed
in
the
province
is
to
be
based
with
the
BC
Forest
Service
at
Smithers
Kamloops
and
Cranbrook
Mr
McKce
told
the
72
graduates
of
the
three
day
fire
control
course
here
during
a
banquet
Friday
The
forest
service
has
also
called
for
tenders
on
12
heli
helicopters
�
copters
to
be
opened
at
Vic-
and
a
two
place
madiina
will
be
placed
in
each
forest
district
with
two
extra
onc
scatcrs
in
the
Peace
River
country
Forest
service
officials
here
had
previously
reported
that
funds
had
been
made
available
for
aircraft
to
be
used
in
fire
detection
and
prevention
in
the
Prince
George
area
but
had
been
awaiting
for
moic
specific
information
before
making
any
announcements
For
the
19G2
fire
season
the
forest
service
protection
staff
is
also
constructing
portable
slurry
mixing
tanks
so
that
the
colored
bentonitc
and
water
mixing
apparatus
can
be
rushed
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Manning
1140
PM
APRIL
14
1912
Only
a
handful
of
the
survivors
of
the
Titanic
sink
sinking
�
ing
still
are
alive
but
they
never
will
forget
that
night
in
tho
North
Atlantic
50
years
ago
Three
of
them
ate
R
Norris
Williams
II
of
Philadelphia
Mrs
Mary
Futrelle
of
Scituate
Mass
and
Mrs
Ka
Uterine
Manning
of
Queens
NY
One
of
the
most
famous
survivors
Mrs
Margaret
T
Brown
wrote
the
story
of
the
trag
tragedy
�
edy
that
was
the
basis
of
the
Broadway
musical
The
Unsinkable
Molly
Brown
In
the
centre
is
German
artist
Willy
Stoewers
visualization
of
the
midnight
night
nightmare
�
mare
in
which
more
than
1500
of
the
1324
passengers
and
899
crew
members
per
perished
�
ished
as
the
unsinkable
ocean
liner
sank
after
hitting
an
iceberg
on
her
maiden
voyage
STORES
TO
OPEN
THURSDAY
NIGHT
Retail
stores
in
Prince
George
will
remain
open
until
9
pm
Thursday
in
lieu
of
the
Easter
Friday
holiday
the
following
day
the
Retail
Mer
Merchants
�
chants
Association
said
today
President
Jim
Zimaro
said
Wednesday
store
hours
will
be
the
same
as
usual
with
doors
closing
at
noon
Regu
Regular
�
lar
hours
will
be
observed
Saturday
and
Monday
Offices
in
the
city
how
however
�
ever
will
generally
be
closed
Monday
Cloudy
skies
are
forecast
with
a
few
showers
for
fonfght
and
Tuesday
Winds
will
be
light
becoming
southerly
15
and
ris
rising
�
ing
locally
to
25
and
gusty
Lit
Little
�
tle
change
in
temperature
Low
tonight
and
high
Tuesday
at
Prince
George
32
and
55
Ques
Quesnel
�
nel
32
and
60
Smithers
35
and
50
Peace
River
Sunny
cloud
clouding
�
ing
over
in
the
afternoon
A
little
warmer
Winds
light
Low
tonight
and
high
Tuesday
at
Grande
Prairie
30
and
55
LAST
24
HOURS
Hi
Lo
pcip
Prince
George
51
32
Terrace
45
34
13
Smithers
49
28
Quesnel
56
32
Williams
Lake
51
31
Whitchorsc
43
27
Dawson
Creek
55
35
embers
To
Be
Based
Here
from
one
airfield
to
another
as
required
Training
for
bird
dog
men
and
their
helpers
is
also
being
held
co
operative
pre
scason
meet
meetings
�
ings
arc
being
held
between
forest
rangers
and
licensees
arc
taking
place
to
discuss
pre-sup-
prcssion
planning
Mr
McKce
continued
However
lie
warned
just
be
because
�
cause
all
this
is
being
done
tho
fiie
season
losses
will
not
bo
cut
in
half
A
great
deal
re
remains
�
mains
to
be
done
and
many
areas
are
outside
the
GO
milo
effective
range
of
the
water
bombers
and
so
will
not
have
air
piotection
Earlier
he
said
there
would
not
be
an
inexpensive
fire
sea
season
�
son
again
unless
the
depart
departments
�
ments
19G2
plans
show
that
by
spending
more
on
pievention
and
less
on
suppression
tho
number
of
large
and
costly
fires
can
be
cut
PC
Nomination
To
Be
April
28
The
nominating
convention
for
the
next
federal
election
of
tho
Cariboo
Progressive
Conserva
Conservative
�
tive
Association
will
be
held
in
Prince
George
April
28
W
C
Gus
Henderson
MP
Cariboo
met
with
officials
of
the
local
association
Sunday
and
was
in
Quesnel
today
A
party
spokesman
told
The
Cituen
Mr
Henderson
has
in
indicated
�
dicated
lie
will
seek
the
nomin
nomination
�
ation
again
The
spokesman
said
no
other
names
were
being
mentioned
The
three
other
major
parties
have
already
nominated
their
candidates
for
the
riding
Tho
NDP
chose
city
school
teacher
Ken
Rutherford
Social
Ciedit
candidate
is
Bert
Leboc
city
lumberman
and
former
MP
city
alderman
Charlie
Graham
will
coutebt
the
seat
for
the
Liberals