Annual
Teenage
Driving
Contest
Set
for
Sunday
The
annual
teenage
safe
driving
rtoad-e-o
spon
sponsored
�
sored
by
the
Junior
Chamber
of
Commerce
will
be
held
Sunday
at
1230
pm
at
the
Safeway
Parking
lot
Fourth
and
Victoria
First
prize
will
be
a
trip
to
Vancouver
provided
by
Imperial
Oil
Ltd
for
the
provincial
finals
Second
prize
is
25
and
third
prize
10
All
three
winners
will
receive
trophies
Anyone
with
a
drivers
licence
who
will
not
be
20
by
July
5
this
year
and
who
has
not
been
convicted
of
a
moving
traffic
violation
in
the
last
six
months
is
eligible
Registrations
will
be
accepted
at
the
time
of
the
competition
Jaycce
officials
say
but
application
forms
are
available
at
the
high
school
LAST
24
HOURS
Hi
Lo
Prccip
Prince
George
56
47
31
Terrace
68
43
01
Smithcrs
03
45
01
Qucsncl
62
50
29
Williams
Lake
57
46
12
Kamloops
06
52
15
Whileliorsc
61
39
Fort
Nelson
G5
39
15
Fort
St
John
67
40
Dawson
Creek
68
37
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FROM
FEDERAL
VOTE
Error
Eliminates
Kitimat
Candidate
By
The
Canadian
Press
The
first
70
candidates
of
a
field
that
may
approach
1000
are
entered
formally
in
the
Dominion
election
race
i
today
but
a
Kitimat
business
man
will
have
to
watch
from
the
sidelines
because
of
a
human
error
Rape
Trial
Opens
Spring
Assizes
The
spring
assizes
here
open
opened
�
ed
Tuesday
with
the
trial
of
John
Bruce
Payne
25
charged
with
rape
following
an
incident
at
Smithcrs
It
was
expected
to
go
to
the
jury
today
Mr
Justice
II
W
Mclnncs
is
presiding
assizes
which
will
see
three
criminal
cases
in
which
six
men
arc
charged
with
rape
1
Scheduled
to
appear
later
are
Teddy
Moore
Steven
Prince
and
Carl
Leon
charged
jointly
with
an
alleged
offence
at
Fort
St
James
and
Donald
Edward
Fortin
charged
with
an
alleged
rape
at
Prince
George
Rainfall
recorded
at
the
weather
office
at
the
airport
since
the
rain
began
Tuesday
morning
was
4
inches
up
to
noon
today
Record
rainfall
for
May
was
1
33
inches
set
May
16
17
in
10G0
In
1960
the
May
rainfall
was
416
inches
con
considerably
�
siderably
above
the
normal
169
inches
So
far
this
montrTT
k-
we
have
had
75
inches
Thursday
will
be
cloudy
with
sunny
periods
little
change
in
temperature
and
light
winds
Low
tonight
and
high
Thursday
at
Prince
George
Qucsncl
and
Smithcrs
42
and
65
Peace
River
Sunny
with
cloudy
periods
Light
winds
and
little
change
in
temperature
Low
tonight
and
high
Thuisday
at
Grande
Prairie
40
and
65
John
Watt
41
was
the
Liberal
partys
choice
in
Skccna
one
of
21
constituencies
where
be
because
�
cause
extra
time
is
needed
to
deliver
election
supplies
nomin
nominations
�
ations
were
held
Tuesday
Can
Canadas
�
adas
242
other
ridings
two
of
which
elect
two
members
apiece
have
until
June
4
to
declare
their
candidates
Mr
Watt
had
from
April
19
to
file
his
papers
and
pay
his
200
deposit
but
it
was
1
55
pm
Tuesday
five
minutes
be
before
�
fore
nominations
closed
when
he
appeared
before
returning
officer
Alex
S
Bill
at
Prince
Rupert
BC
He
had
the
required
signa
tures
of
25
sponsors
but
lacked
the
witnesses
the
Canada
Elec
Elections
�
tions
Act
rules
must
swear
under
oath
that
the
signatures
are
true
The
witnesses
were
in
Kitimat
too
far
away
to
be
of
help
Mr
Bill
said
he
could
not
accept
Mr
Watt
as
a
candidate
and
Nelson
Castonguay
chief
electoral
officer
upheld
the
de
decision
�
cision
in
a
ruling
from
Ottawa
I
feel
terrible
the
intended
candidate
said
later
Due
to
my
error
in
not
having
the
forms
properly
filled
out
I
have
let
down
a
great
many
people
Im
extremely
sorry
to
deprive
all
Liberals
of
tho
opportunity
tovotc
Jxr
a
Libei
candidate
in
Skccna
riding
Skcena
will
be
a
three
man
contest
among
Frank
Howard
CCF
member
in
the
last
House
and
New
Democratic
Party
candidate
June
18
Lewis
G
Morley
Social
Credit
and
A
B
Vance
Progressive
Conserv
Conservative
�
ative
The
error
tool
some
of
the
edge
off
a
nomination
conven
convention
�
tion
held
Tuesday
night
on
the
opposite
side
of
the
continent
The
Liberals
had
planned
to
complete
their
slate
of
2G5
can
candidates
�
didates
with
the
nomination
at
Bridgcwater
NS
of
Arthur
James
in
Qucens
Luncnburg
Mr
James
was
nominated
but
was
tho
26
Uh
candidate
instead
of
the
2C5th
Apart
from
Mr
Watts
elim
elimination
�
ination
and
the
withdrawal
of
Fred
Murray
as
Social
Credit
candidate
in
Meadow
Lake
nominations
closed
with
a
lineup
pretty
much
as
pre
predicted
�
dicted
CLINKING
COINS
AROUSE
HOMEOWNER
Now
Hear
This
Number
928
in
the
Elks
Day
at
the
long
long
job
of
tabulat-
program
will
receive
a
transis
tor
radio
The
draw
was
made
last
night
so
if
youve
got
that
number
get
in
touch
with
the
Elks
fast
The
20-year-okl
yes
thats
all
CCF
Hall
well
known
as
a
social
centre
and
meeting
place
for
Prince
George
is
likely
to
be
torn
down
In
the
brew
is
a
sale
by
the
PG
Hall
Co
lo
Caledonian
Leaseholders
Ltd
the
outfit
which
built
that
gorgeous
shopping
centre
in
North
Kamloops
and
other
de
developments
�
velopments
in
UC
Jaycee
Youth
Hand
Director
Eugene
Bates
says
copies
of
music
used
by
the
joint
choir
which
sang
here
dining
tho
recent
music
festival
hae
not
all
been
re
relumed
�
lumed
to
him
Music
was
bor
lowed
from
Summerland
and
must
be
returned
So
hurry
please
Interesting
side
light
in
the
approaching
June
18
federal
election
is
polling
hours
During
the
advance
poll
June
o
and
11
hours
will
be
S
am
to
8
pm
On
election
day
however
polls
will
open
8
am
and
close
7
n
m
to
give
vote
counters
an
earlier
start
ing
Hie
ballots
To
mark
the
official
opening
of
his
new
retail
stoic
at
Fourth
and
Que
Quebec
�
bec
Veteran
Building
Supply
man
John
Mclnnis
will
hold
open
house
all
day
Thursday
The
staff
will
pour
coffee
for
all
folks
who
would
like
to
drop
in
and
look
over
the
new
prem
premises
�
ises
Credit
lHireau
Boss
man
Tony
Reynes
is
looking
for
a
ram
preeaoiy
one
with
nicely
curved
horns
Tony
is
officer
commanding
the
Rocky
Mountain
Rangers
here
and
the
army
boys
want
a
ram
mascot
with
horns
just
like
the
one
on
the
outfits
cap
badge
But
they
will
settle
for
a
goat
if
a
ram
isnt
available
just
so
long
as
they
hae
a
mascot
for
special
parades
Dont
disbelieve
anyone
who
sez
they
caught
65
fish
out
west
westward
�
ward
advises
Med
Crotteau
He
along
with
Don
Bryce
and
Arnold
Lindstrom
landed
27
from
Dry
William
Lake
between
630
und
U30
ayem
Monday
then
moved
to
Nulki
Lake
and
caught
another
eight
Fishings
really
good
says
Med
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No
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PRINCE
ALBERT
U
Western
Canadas
biggest
man
made
forest
fire
may
be
lighted
in
Saskatchewan
in
time
to
give
US
astronaut
Scott
Carpenter
a
bril
brilliant
�
liant
landmark
to
watch
for
in
Saskatchewan
during
caught
him
just
as
lie
went
through
the
front
door
But
the
man
managed
to
break
away
and
Mr
Strom
was
unable
to
chase
him
because
he
wasnt
wearing
shoes
The
man
was
described
as
of
average
height
with
very
closely
cropped
black
hair
and
wearing
dark
clothes
Mr
Strom
was
unable
to
make
out
his
features
He
apparently
gained
en
entrance
�
trance
through
a
basement
door
which
leads
into
the
large
home
through
the
garage
Following
the
incident
RCMP
urged
householders
to
make
sure
their
doors
are
locked
when
retiring
for
the
night
SOUTHAMPTON
England
Reuters
The
Vancouver
Boys
Band
arrived
here
by
ship
Tuesday
after
complaints
about
their
practicing
during
tho
ocean
voyage
The
33
boys
were
playing
happily
on
board
the
Orient
Lines
ship
Orsova
when
a
woman
passenger
told
a
ships
officer
c
cant
stand
it
any
longer
Donovan
A
Cromie
Van
Vancouver
�
couver
draftsman
and
former
member
of
the
band
who
is
chaperoning
the
band
with
his
wife
on
the
trip
to
Europe
PRINCE
GEORGE
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
WEDNESDAY
MAY
23
1962
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i
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N
y
EXAMINING
a
fibreboard
plank
torn
from
the
wall
of
a
chickenhouse
which
Tuesday
was
raided
by
dogs
are
the
owner
John
Wiley
left
and
game
branch
predator
hunter
Milt
Warren
Mr
Warren
is
assisting
police
in
the
search
for
the
marauding
dogs
but
can
only
take
action
himself
if
they
bother
game
Vanclervoort
photo
MAN
MADE
BUSH
FIRE
Astronaut
Might
Get
Yankees
Launch
Secret
Satellite
POINT
ARGUELLO
Calif
LT1
The
air
force
launched
an
another
�
other
secret
satellite
here
to
today
�
day
this
one
in
pre
dawn
darkness
The
air
force
in
recent
months
has
thrown
a
sluoud
of
secrecy
around
its
sky
spy
satellites
Midas
and
Samos
The
spokes
spokesman
�
man
today
however
would
not
say
whether
the
latest
was
one
of
these
oisy
Prowler
Bungles
Job
A
house
prowler
was
foiled
in
his
theft
attempts
early
to
today
�
day
because
he
made
too
much
noise
shaking
a
childs
piggy
bank
The
youthful
sneakthief
arous
aroused
�
ed
Mr
and
Mrs
Alf
Strom
120
Fifteenth
at
230
a
m
while
attempting
to
get
money
from
the
bank
in
the
kitchen
He
had
one
dime
out
but
left
it
on
the
counter
said
Mrs
Strom
so
he
didnt
even
get
coffee
money
Mr
Strom
pursued
the
prowl
prowler
�
er
through
the
dark
house
and
his
orbital
flight
The
Cape
Canaveral
project
mercury
launching
is
scheduled
for
Thursday
The
Saskatchewan
fire
is
to
be
lit
to
clear
j
almost
50000
acres
of
mostly
non-merchantable
timber
in
an
area
about
113
miles
northeast
of
here
The
area
later
will
be
flooded
as
a
reservoir
for
the
Squaw
Rap
Rapids
�
ids
hydro
-
electric
develop
development
�
ment
R
N
Gooding
Saskatche
Saskatchewans
�
wans
natural
resources
depart
ment
construction
chief
said
Tuesday
We
may
try
to
light
the
fhe
for
the
American
astro
naut
launching
to
give
him
a
view
as
Saskatchewan
as
he
whirls
around
the
earth
At
least
30
men
are
to
touch
torches
to
the
woods
across
a
200
mile
wide
front
Mr
Good
Gooding
�
ing
said
most
of
the
crews
who
will
handle
the
blaze
already
were
in
position
awaiting
suit
suitable
�
able
wind
and
weather
condi
conditions
�
tions
A
fireguard
150
feet
wide
has
been
bulldozed
and
a
chartered
helicopter
is
to
be
used
for
aerial
co
ordination
CAPE
CANAVERAL
Fla
Ml
Malcolm
Scott
Carpenters
date
with
space
arrives
Thurs
day
if
all
portents
remain
as
favorable
as
they
are
now
Weather
and
other
reports
were
so
good
that
Project
Mer
Mercury
�
cury
leaders
ordered
a
start
on
a
split
countdown
If
all
goes
smoothly
Carpen
Carpenter
�
ter
will
be
off
Thursday
morn
morning
�
ing
on
the
triple
-
orbit
path
first
broken
for
the
United
States
by
John
Glenn
told
the
story
when
the
liner
docked
here
He
said
the
band
was
given
permission
to
play
in
the
chil
drcnh
playroom
for
three
hours
a
day
A
woman
playing
bridge
complained
about
the
noise
Cromie
whose
17-year-old
son
Terry
plays
with
the
band
said
Our
music
is
real
sweet
We
plajed
an
thing
from
Beethoven
to
Dixieland
and
even
gave
concerts
for
the
crew
He
admitted
that
his
charges
Police
Continue
Probe
into
Hen
Slaughter
Here
RCMP
today
were
continuing
Iheirinvestigation
into
the
latest
district
chickcnnouscs
after
210
t
birds
were
slaughtered
Tuesday
in
the
VLA
Subdivision
The
owner
John
Wiley
2410
Pine
was
victimized
for
the
second
time
in
a
month
Game
Branch
Inspector
Walt
Walter
�
er
Gill
said
the
rounding
up
of
the
dogs
is
a
matter
for
the
police
although
his
department
will
co
operate
wherever
it
can
to
help
find
the
ones
respons
responsible
�
ible
Owners
of
the
dogs
can
be
charged
under
the
Sheep
Pro
Protection
�
tection
Act
which
applies
to
sheep
goats
or
poultry
Mr
Wiley
who
said
his
sole
income
was
derived
from
the
sale
of
eggs
estimated
the
value
of
the
birds
at
300
If
the
dogs
owners
arc
located
he
could
sue
them
In
earlier
raids
another
Pine
Street
resident
lost
50
chickens
and
a
Gorsc
Street
resident
35
rabbits
Commented
one
householder
on
Pine
who
objects
to
a
large
number
of
chickens
being
kept
on
a
primarily
residential
street
If
they
find
the
dogs
they
should
give
them
a
medal
Amory
on
Way
To
North
BC
Viscount
Amory
British
High
Commissioner
in
Canada
left
Vancouver
today
for
a
short
tour
of
the
Northern
Interior
as
guest
of
the
PGE
Lord
Amory
will
arrive
In
Prince
George
Thursday
eve
evening
�
ning
Friday
he
will
tour
the
city
and
address
a
meeting
of
the
Rotary
Club
at
noon
He
will
then
move
on
to
the
Fort
St
John
area
and
will
proceed
to
Alberta
Sunday
Lord
Amory
was
in
BC
for
the
Vic
Victoria
�
toria
Centennial
celebrations
We
Cant
Stand
It
Any
Longer
Ship
Passengers
Complain
of
Coast
Band
got
up
to
some
boyish
pranks
For
instance
they
changed
the
red
lights
in
the
corridors
indicating
the
gents
for
tho
green
lights
of
tho
ladies
then
stood
back
to
watch
tho
fun
The
men
came
out
with
a
smile
but
the
ladies
well
they
werent
alwajs
so
pleased
The
bands
engagements
in
include
�
clude
the
Lions
international
convention
at
Nice
France
Juno
20
a
commemorative
servico
at
Dunkerque
in
Au
August
�
gust
and
appearances
In
sev
several
�
eral
British
cities
BOARD
GIVES
OKAY
Referendum
10
with
a
total
value
of
G03000
has
been
approved
by
the
board
of
School
District
57
and
will
be
sent
to
Victoria
for
approval
by
the
minister
of
education
and
lieutenant
governor
in
council
Vote
by
owner
electors
of
the
district
is
planned
for
mid
June
and
will
probably
be
definitely
set
at
a
special
board
meeting
scheduled
for
May
31
or
June
1
when
some
tenders
are
to
be
opened
Introduction
of
the
question
to
be
asked
the
owner
electors
and
a
list
of
projects
to
be
un
undertaken
�
dertaken
with
funds
from
the
referendum
excited
virtually
no
comment
from
trustees
at
a
regular
meeting
of
the
board
Tuesday
If
the
referendum
passes
the
board
will
be
able
to
borrow
the
money
within
three
years
from
Dec
31
1962
by
the
issue
and
sale
of
debentures
at
interest
n6t
exceeding
six
per
cent
and
payable
in
a
period
not
exceed
exceeding
�
ing
20
years
The
board
could
raise
the
money
from
time
to
time
in
amounts
not
exceeding
in
ag
aggregate
�
gregate
603000
after
payment
of
discount
commission
brok
brokerage
�
erage
exchange
and
other
ex
penses
relating
to
the
issue
and
sale
of
the
debentures
Following
is
a
brief
general
breakdown
of
the
proposed
pro
projects
�
jects
and
their
costs
Amounts
specified
arc
all
within
provin
provincial
�
cial
standards
and
the
projects
arc
all
eligible
for
grants
from
the
provincial
government
Acquiring
and
developing
school
sites
Central
Fort
George
5000
Peden
Hill
4000
rural
schools
2noo
and
Seymour
sudivisicr
5000
A
total
of-
16000
Purchasing
constructing
and
reconstructing
buildings
for
in
a
series
of
raids
by
dogs
on
school
use
Central
Fort
George
230000
Kelly
Road
68000
Peden
Hill
13600
rural
schools
24000
Seymour
sub
subdivision
�
division
150000
and
rural
teacherages
10000
A
total
of
495600
Furnishing
and
equipping
buildings
for
school
use
Cen
Central
�
tral
Fort
George
17000
Kelly
Road
2700
Peden
Hill
1500
rural
schools
1000
Seymour
subdivision
15000
and
rural
teacherages
2000
A
total
of
42200
Other
capital
expenditures
for
school
purposes
Plans
and
Continued
on
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3
To
e
Panel
discussions
on
automa
tion
in
industry
and
trade
pro
promotion
�
motion
will
bo
featured
during
the
annual
Northern
Interior
Lumbermen
s
Association
con
vention
here
Thursday
and
Fri
Friday
�
day
Lands
and
Forests
Minister
Ray
Williston
will
officially
open
the
convention
in
the
Hotel
Simon
Fraser
at
1230
pm
Thursday
following
the
morning
business
session
Guest
speaker
at
Fridays
luncheon
will
be
S
F
Dingle
vice
president
of
Canadian
National
Railways
About
350
are
expected
to
attend
the
associations
22nd
annual
meeting
Registration
at
the
Hotel
Simon
Fraser
be
begins
�
gins
at
8
am
Thursday
Topic
of
Thursdays
panel
discussion
which
begins
at
2
pm
is
Trade
Promotion
and
Extension
Chairman
will
bo
G
M
Wilmot
Panel
members
arc
Harry
J
J
Ionic
Canadian
consul
and
trade
commissioner
at
Chicago
Gordon
Birtlcs
of
A
F
and
D
MacKay
lumber
importers
Liverpool
England
Gordon
Osbaldeston
Canadian
consul
and
trade
commissioner
at
Los
Angeles
H
A
McDiarmid
of
Timber
Sales
and
Distributors
Ltd
Vancouver
and
Glen
Thomas
of
MacMillan
Blocdel
and
Powell
River
Ltd
Vancou
Vancouver
�
ver
Fridays
topic
Automation
in
Industry
will
be
discusbed
by
Joe
Morris
vice
president
of
the
Canadian
Labor
Congicss
II
C
Wilkinson
chairman
Division
of
Industrial
Adminis
Administration
�
tration
Faculty
of
Commerce
UBC
Ross
Ford
director
of
training
Department
of
Labor
Ottawa
and
Stephen
J
Hall
president
Stetson
Ross
Machine
Co
Inc
Seattle
Chairman
will
be
R
W
Hilton
Manager
Bob
Gallaghers
an
7c
a
Copy
BY
CAHniER
1150
per
Month
Referendum
Vote
Due
in
Mid
June
Board
Against
Glenn
Speaking
to
Meeting
The
school
board
is
to
indicate
its
disapproval
of
an
invitation
to
astronaut
John
Glenn
to
attend
the
forthcoming
BC
School
Trustees
Association
convention
in
Victoria
Trustee
Harold
Moffat
asked
if
the
convention
was
to
be
a
circus
or
an
education
conference
Such
an
invitation
was
in
poor
taste
he
said
He
called
for
censure
of
the
invitation
but
Trustee
Bob
Range
warned
him
he
would
be
quoted
on
the
word
censure
and
said
next
thing
he
would
be
accused
of
being
Communist
Mr
Range
apparently
summed
up
general
feeling
when
he
said
Glenn
was
the
wrong
type
of
public
figure
for
such
an
occasion
and
that
a
noted
educator
might
have
been
invited
instead
DURING
STORM
ures
ne
Falls
nual
report
and
those
of
the
various
committees
will
be
pre
presented
�
sented
at
the
930
a
m
business
sessions
Thursday
and
Friday
rs
CENTERVILLE
Iowa
AP
All
45
persons
aboard
a
huge
jet
airliner
were
Killed
when
the
plane
broke
apart
in
a
sudden
storm
Tuesday
night
and
littered
the
area
near
here
with
pieces
Miraculously
there
was
a
sur
survivor
�
vivor
but
he
lived
for
only
an
hour
and
a
half
after
being
re
removed
�
moved
from
the
fuselage
of
the
Continental
Airlines
jet
the
only
major
piece
left
of
the
air
aircraft
�
craft
The
survivor
was
Takebiko
Nakano
a
service
engineer
who
Graham
Attacks
CBC
Tories
on
TV
Situation
FORT
ST
JAMES
Staff
Liberal
candidate
Charlie
Gra-
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am
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and
the
Conservative
oih
t
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nvi
in
SHhc
uuuijova
in
vaiv
x
uiiv
jil
tit
hi
Los
Angeles
He
died
n
Center-
ville
Hospital
It
was
not
known
whether
any
Canadians
were
aboard
as
pas
passenger
�
senger
lists
were
incomplete
The
plane
Continentals
Flight
11
en
route
from
Chicago
to
Kansas
City
and
Los
Angeles
spewed
debris
over
a
miles
wide
area
as
it
foil
from
the
sky
It
carried
37
passengers
and
a
crew
of
eight
The
fuselage
was
found
on
a
farm
tenanted
by
Perry
Bun
Bunnell
�
nell
4Vi
miles
northeast
of
Unionvillc
just
south
of
the
Iowa
line
Mrs
Bunnell
reached
by
tele
telephone
�
phone
said
the
family
heard
a
big
crash
but
didnt
know
what
it
was
last
night
government
for
what
he
termed
their
callous
disregard
of
the
people
of
the
Cariboo
riding
in
provisions
for
radio
and
TV
coverage
He
addressed
a
public
meeting
in
the
community
hall
and
will
speak
at
a
meeting
in
Vander
hoofs
memorial
arena
tonight
Mr
Graham
said
the
Liberal
program
was
formulated
by
over
2000
Canadians
from
all
parts
of
Canada
at
the
Ottawa
rally
in
January
1961
This
was
not
handed
down
from
an
ivory
tower
by
a
so
called
brain
trust
He
referred
to
the
Social
Credit
party
as
a
party
without
a
purpose
or
policy
and
charg
cd
that
the
Conservative
party
has
no
program
for
Canadas
future
31
The
convention
will
wind
up
Friday
night
with
a
dance
and
banquet
at
8
pm
in
St
Marys
Hall
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