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in
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5
GRANNY
SEYMOUR
was
110
years
old
Tuesday
and
among
the
birthday
gifts
she
received
was
a
fancy
cake
from
Mrs
Ed
Richard
with
whom
she
lives
in
South
Fort
George
Granny
also
received
a
budgie
bird
pillow
slips
flowers
and
other
gifts
from
friends
who
called
at
the
Richard
home
to
wish
her
a
happy
birthday
Last
year
the
grand
old
lady
spent
her
birthday
in
hospital
here
Vandervoort
photo
150000
MEDICAL
BUILDING
Centre
Completion
of
the
lease
agree
1
day
night
ment
and
organization
of
the
Ken
Reid
proprietor
of
Rcids
corporation
structure
for
Vic-
Prescription
Pharmacy
Prince
jloria
Medical
Building
will
be
George
Ltd
and
holder
of
con-
discussed
at
a
meeting
Thurs-
troltinc
Interest
said
today
tho
3
Forest
Blazes
Cover
60
Acres
in
District
Three
forest
files
covering
60
acios
weie
burn
burning
�
ing
today
in
the
Peace
River
area
All
were
reported
overnight
Seven
fires
are
burning
in
the
district
There
are
13
men
on
the
three
new
fires
Fire
hazard
is
generally
low
Peacq
River
area
ranges
between
low
to
moderate
DUNCAN
CD
Wcldon
Juben
villc
president
of
local
1
80
of
the
Intel
national
Woodworkers
of
America
CLC
said
Tues
Tuesday
�
day
the
locals
executive
board
has
i
ejected
a
proposed
settle
settlement
�
ment
for
a
two-
ear
contract
The
1
ejection
follows
similar
DO-IT-YOURSELF
DEN
HONG
KONG
Reuters
A
Cl
j
ear
old
woman
was
fined
the
equivalent
of
25
for
run
running
�
ning
a
do-it-vourself
opium
den
She
insisted
all
customeis
bring
their
own
diugs
r
action
by
IWA
locals
in
Courtc
nay
Port
Albcrni
and
Vancou
Vancouver
�
ver
Dean
i
Neil
Perry
of
the
Uni
cisity
of
II
C
proposed
a
two
year
contract
with
a
wage
in
increase
�
crease
of
IC-ccnts-an-hour
The
picscnt
contract
expires
June
14
The
unions
sought
a
25-cents-an-hour
increase
across
the
board
plus
an
additional
three
weeks
holiday
with
pay
to
counteract
unemployment
and
increased
automation
within
the
industry
Current
basic
wage
rate
is
195
an
hour
Now
Hear
This
Its
interesting
to
lead
the
various
weekly
newspapers
ftom
around
the
Cariboo
riding
these
davs
to
see
how
political
rallies
in
PG
hae
their
attendance
boosted
Like
the
Lester
Pear
Pearson
�
son
rally
here
last
week
which
had
at
the
most
1000
persons
was
said
to
have
been
attend
attended
�
ed
by
1300
in
Quesnels
Cariboo
Observer
Wecly
editors
should
note
that
all
the
candidates
committees
ate
inclined
to
ex
exaggerate
�
aggerate
attendance
a
mite
and
then
somo
A
battery
of
auctioneers
in
including
�
cluding
George
Choban
and
Warren
Holley
will
bo
pioviding
the
spiel
Saturday
when
every
everything
�
thing
from
several
old
cars
to
some
trunks
will
bo
auctioned
to
raise
money
for
tho
many
community
services
of
PGs
two
Kiwanis
Clubs
Place
is
the
lot
opposite
tho
PG
Hotel
on
George
Time
is
all
day
from
030
am
Sec
you
there
Frank
Wheeler
revising
of
officer
�
ficer
for
Prince
George
sez
there
were
250
actual
revisions
during
the
12
hour
court
of
ie
vision
here
This
makes
a
total
of
7136
voters
on
the
mban
list
who
can
ote
Juno
18
Latest
WCB
newsletter
has
tome
interesting
facts
and
i
figures
concerning
fatal
mis
haps
in
the
piovince
excluding
highway
fatalities
lor
instance
the
most
tragic
accident
in
ECs
history
took
313
lives
when
the
passenger
ship
Prin
cess
Sophia
hit
Vandcrbilt
Reef
in
Alaskan
waters
and
sank
in
a
subsequent
storm
Nanaimo
aicas
old
coal
mines
claimed
300
lives
in
the
short
span
of
28
jears
fiom
1887
Because
of
the
pulp
mill
hear
hearing
�
ing
going
on
today
the
regu
regular
�
lar
city
committee
meeting
was
cancelled
Not
enough
members
to
conduct
any
business
Pieparations
are
going
ahead
for
Lt
Gov
and
Mrs
George
Pearkes
to
be
In
Prince
George
July
2
Still
not
much
definite
word
regarding
the
arrival
but
scctetary
to
the
lieutenant-governor
C
G
Dixon
sez
George
will
be
hete
sometime
Guide
lcadeis
in
tho
city
arc
appealing
for
a
competent
swim
swimmer
�
mer
18
or
over
who
is
quali
fied
in
water
safety
or
would
qualify
at
the
water
safety
training
course
to
be
given
by
the
Red
Cross
June
29
to
July
4
to
attend
guide
camps
dur
ing
July
as
swimming
instruc
instructor
�
tor
Interested
gals
arc
asked
to
call
Mrs
Kathy
Longford
at
LOgan
4
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TOLD
THE
CITIZEN
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Only
Daily
Newspaper
Serving
North
Central
British
Columbia
Phone
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6
No
110
building
was
almost
ready
to
go
Property
needed
for
the
medi
calbuilding
has
now
been
pur
purchased
�
chased
aud
zoned
at
Uio
corne
of
Seventeenth
and
Victoria
ad
adjacent
�
jacent
to
the
Overwaitea
Store
Mr
Reid
said
If
everything
goes
right
we
hope
to
start
con
construction
�
struction
July
1
Our
architect
is
completing
work
on
tenders
now
Plans
for
the
centre
include
room
for
at
least
seven
doctors
offices
a
drug
store
and
main
building
and
property
is
esti
estimated
�
mated
at
more
than
150000
As
early
as
January
this
year
Mr
Reid
stated
most
of
the
doctors
offices
had
been
com
committed
�
mitted
There
will
be
50
car
off
street
parking
underneath
and
beside
the
medical
centre
WAREHOUSE
LOOTED
VANCOUVER
CP
Burglars
made
off
with
2800
worth
of
radios
and
equipment
from
a
wai
ehouse
here
eaily
Tuesday
Police
said
the
thieves
gained
entry
through
an
office
window
and
looted
the
storeroom
Mostly
cloudy
in
the
Bulkley
Valley
area
but
frequent
sunny
periods
in
the
Prince
George
and
Cariboo
areas
A
little
warmer
Light
southerly
winds
at
times
reaching
15
Low
to
tonight
�
night
and
high
Thursday
at
Prince
George
38
and
G8
Ques
ncl
40
and
70
Smithers
40
and
G5
Peace
River
Sunny
and
a
little
warmer
Winds
light
Low
tonight
and
high
Thursday
at
Grande
Prarie
45
and
70
LAST
24
HOURS
Hi
Lo
Prince
George
CO
32
Terrace
58
49
Smithers
Quesnel
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Lake
Kamloops
Whitehorsc
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Nelson
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PRINCE
GEORGE
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COLUMBIA
WEDNESDAY
JUNE
6
1962
QUICK
DECISION
DUE
-
WILLISTON
CFP
Vice
-
President
John
Liersch
who
read
the
com
companys
�
panys
37
page
formal
proposal
said
his
firm
has
conducted
an
intensive
13
month
study
and
concluded
that
a
pulp
mill
is
feasible
here
While
the
fully
bleached
kraft
pulp
producing
mill
would
have
an
initial
daily
capacity
of
500
tons
our
plans
envisage
the
possible
expansion
of
this
op
operation
�
eration
to
1000
tons
per
day
after
the
first
decade
he
said
Outlining
the
problems
in
involved
�
volved
Mr
Liersch
said
the
success
of
the
Prince
George
operation
would
be
primarily
dependent
upon
our
ability
to
compete
in
the
overseas
pulp
maikct
with
mills
already
estab
established
�
lished
in
more
advantageous
locations
Lower
Costs
The
major
part
of
CFPs
ef
efforts
�
forts
he
said
was
concentrated
on
assessing
the
possibility
of
obtaining
its
wood
at
a
cost
per
ton
of
milp
lower
than
the
cost
in
coast
operations
to
offset
the
disadvantage
of
rail
freight
costs
to
tidewater
Production
of
the
Prince
George
mill
would
be
directed
to
overseas
markets
and
in
order
to
reach
these
markets
in
competition
with
tidewater
mills
the
only
way
to
overcome
the
500
mile
difference
would
be
to
obtain
lower
than
coast
wood
costs
There
is
a
tremendous
vol
volume
�
ume
of
wood
waste
of
all
kinds
dovcloDcd
in
the
Prince
George
Forest
District
as
a
result
of
manufacturing
about
800
mil-
lidn
board
feet
of
lumber
per
year
the
company
noted
in
assessing
the
potential
wood
supply
We
anticipate
that
at
the
initial
start
up
of
the
pulp
mill
the
number
of
sawmills
in
the
Prince
George
Forest
District
which
will
be
in
a
position
to
install
the
necessary
barking
and
chipping
facilities
to
pro
produce
�
duce
chips
will
be
relatively
small
However
medium
sized
and
larger
mills
located
on
the
rail
railway
�
way
or
on
main
highways
with
within
�
in
economic
hauling
distance
of
the
pulp
mill
arc
considered
by
us
to
be
potential
suppliers
of
chips
These
mills
repre
represent
�
sent
a
substantial
percentage
of
the
total
production
of
the
region
If
the
government
accepts
our
proposals
we
arc
prepared
to
negotiate
mutually
acceptable
wood
chip
contracts
with
saw
sawmill
�
mill
operators
in
the
area
These
contracts
will
contain
a
clause
calling
for
the
delivery
of
chips
to
us
on
a
firm
basis
as
early
as
eight
months
after
start
of
construction
of
the
mill
But
due
to
location
size
and
intermittent
operation
of
a
great
many
of
the
small
interior
bush
mills
they
cannot
afford
to
install
efficcnt
chipping
fa
facilities
�
cilities
However
many
small
mills
produce
usable
wood
for
pulping
purposes
in
the
form
of
slabs
and
edgings
a
percentage
of
which
depending
on
location
and
distance
of
haul
might
be
bought
by
the
pulp
mill
if
Waste
in
Woods
A
second
source
of
raw
ma
material
�
terial
investigated
by
the
com
company
�
pany
was
waste
being
left
in
the
woods
after
sawlog
logging
operations
an
estimated
aver
average
�
age
of
800
cubic
feet
per
acre
of
wood
usable
for
pulping
purposes
The
most
economical
method
of
logging
this
material
will
be
to
extract
it
concurrently
with
sawlog
logs
and
deliver
it
to
the
pulp
mill
said
Mr
Liersch
This
could
be
done
by
the
in
individual
�
dividual
timber
sale
owner
with
no
clement
of
compulsion
by
the
government
requiring
the
re
removal
�
moval
of
the
material
by
the
licensee
These
sources
would
provide
only
about
a
third
of
the
mills
requirements
he
pointed
out
and
the
major
part
would
have
to
be
provided
by
the
logging
of
standard
trees
We
feel
there
is
sufficient
volume
contained
in
stands
suit
suitable
�
able
for
sawmilling
purposes
and
which
due
to
low
site
or
other
conditions
will
not
eventu
eventually
�
ally
become
suitable
for
saw
sawmilling
�
milling
purposes
to
supply
a
large
percentage
of
our
re
remaining
�
maining
requirements
Another
source
would
be
a
large
wood
potential
south
and
west
of
the
city
presently
ex
excluded
�
cluded
from
any
sustained
yield
units
or
public
working
circles
In
areas
covered
by
the
pulp
harvesting
licence
the
logging
of
this
wood
would
be
contract
contracted
�
ed
to
members
of
the
local
community
and
surrounding
areas
CFP
would
lOi
onlv
a
mini
mum
volume
itself
for
experi
experimental
�
mental
or
pilot
plant
opera
operations
�
tions
to
develop
the
most
ef
ficient
methods
and
onuinmpnt
for
logging
this
material
under
conditions
prevailing
in
this
area
Other
points
included
in
the
proposal
The
pulping
operation
Curvy
Nurse
Eases
Pain
VANCOUVER
IB
That
curvaceous
nurse
in
the
den
dentists
�
tists
office
is
doing
more
than
passing
instruments
Dr
Russell
Haney
a
psy
psychologist
�
chologist
from
California
said
at
the
annual
meeting
of
tho
Canadian
Dental
Association
Tuesday
the
confident
female
in
the
environment
will
help
soothe
the
frightened
patient
People
with
strong
fea
responses
often
have
strong
security
attachments
to
the
female
figure
Dr
Haneys
point
was
one
of
many
mentioned
to
the
1000
delegates
to
the
convention
as
modern
weapons
in
the
fight
to
take
the
pain
out
of
den
dentistry
�
tistry
Others
weie
psychology
tranquillizers
white
sound
and
hypnotism
Dr
J
F
Reid
of
North
Vancouver
said
psychology
i
slow
and
time
consuming
and
tranquillizers
and
certain
drugs
are
quicker
Dr
Eerett
J
Casseli
of
Seattle
said
white
sound
a
sound
similar
to
rain
or
a
waterfall
coupled
with
mubic
the
patient
chooses
himself
can
take
his
mind
off
pain
Dr
Haney
said
children
should
ncer
be
promised
re
rewards
�
wards
for
being
good
at
the
dentists
or
told
about
tho
dentist
beforhcand
Dr
D
M
Kotitz
of
Calgary
hypnotized
a
patient
and
his
partner
removed
a
molar
in
a
display
of
hypno
denttstry
Under
hypnosis
Mrs
Aman
Amanda
�
da
Bcveridge
the
patient
did
not
bleed
or
feci
pain
She
woke
up
feeling
wonderful
QjVPvryrTtfTT
J
alone
will
require
an
estimated
520000
man
hours
annually
and
thenumberof
man
hours
in
the
woods
and
saAvmllls
needed
to
produce
the
wood
requirements
would
be
about
double
that
of
the
mill
About
325
men
would
be
employed
at
the
mill
CFP
has
an
option
to
buy
400
acres
of
property
just
cast
of
the
city
from
the
Pacific
Great
Eastern
Railway
which
will
enable
us
to
expand
our
pulp
or
papermaking
facilities
at
any
time
such
expansion
is
justified
economically
Water
supply
which
will
require
pre
treatment
will
be
from
the
Fraser
River
Equipment
recommended
by
the
fisheries
department
to
purify
the
effluent
water
pour
poured
�
ed
back
into
the
river
after
7c
a
Copy
by
CAitniEn
1
50
per
Month
uarantee
of
500
OOO
Offered
on
Pulp
Operation
By
PAT
DENTON
Citizen
Staff
Writer
A
300000
performance
bond
was
offered
today
by
Canadian
Forest
Products
Ltd
when
the
company
placed
its
proposal
for
a
51
million
pulp
mill
here
before
a
public
hearing
con
ducted
by
Lands
and
Forests
Minister
Ray
Williston
The
firm
is
seeking
permis
permission
�
sion
to
build
the
proposed
500
ton
daily
capacity
mill
on
Frascr
Flats
The
bond
would
be
forfeited
to
the
government
if
the
mill
is
not
in
operation
in
19G5
CFP
is
also
asking
for
ihe
establishment
of
a
pulp
har
harvesting
�
vesting
area
under
the
BC
Foi
cst
Act
to
include
nine
sustained
yield
units
and
public
working
circles
in
the
Prince
George
area
The
government
would
grant
the
company
rights
to
the
util
utilization
�
ization
of
material
unsuitable
for
sawmilling
purposes
within
the
area
for
21
years
with
pro
provisions
�
visions
for
renewal
if
it
per
performs
�
forms
satisfactorily
under
the
contract
100
at
Hearing
About
100
persons
including
CFP
representatives
forest
service
personnel
district
lum
lumbermen
�
bermen
and
other
interested
people
crowded
the
provincial
building
courtroom
when
the
hearing
opened
this
morning
It
was
expected
to
continue
through
today
Purpose
of
the
hearing
was
for
the
minister
to
hear
pro
proposals
�
posals
counter
proposals
and
any
objections
Mr
Williston
said
a
decision
will
be
given
as
soon
as
possible
after
consideration
is
given
to
information
submitted
to
the
hearings
He
stressed
that
no
Interfer
Interference
�
ence
with
present
sawmill
quo
quotas
�
tas
or
activities
would
result
within
the
affected
sustained
yield
units
from
establishment
of
a
pulp
harvesting
area
The
effect
the
CFP
proposal
would
have
would
be
beneficial
through
enabling
many
opcia-
tors
to
increase
production
and
decrease
amount
of
waste
from
their
mills
sy
-
fir
I
-v
HUGE
LAND
AREA
totalling
some
eight
million
acres
comprises
the
pulp
harvesting
area
licence
applied
for
today
by
Canadian
Forest
Products
Ltd
to
provide
raw
material
for
its
proposed
500-tons-daily
capacity
pulp
mill
at
Prince
George
The
area
includes
the
Parsnip
Crooked
River
Carp
Stuart
Lake
Ne
chako
Westlake
Naver
Big
Valley
and
Willow
River
public
working
circles
BC
Forest
Service
map
use
will
be
incorporated
in
the
mill
at
an
additional
capital
cost
of
about
2
million
Operating
cost
of
treating
tne
-eiiiupnc
afterstart
up
will
amount
to
80
cents
per
ton
on
all
pulp
prod
produced
�
uced
Departing
from
the
written
proposal
Mr
Liersch
said
the
company
has
had
no
assurance
from
the
fisheries
department
that
it
will
unequivocably
ac
accept
�
cept
our
proposals
He
said
the
mill
would
be
subject
to
closure
at
any
time
if
condition
of
the
effluent
was
not
satis
satisfactory
�
factory
until
it
was
corrected
e
Recent
technological
ad
advances
�
vances
have
largely
eliminated
the
nuisance
of
pulp
mill
odor
and
the
proposed
mill
would
be
designed
to
reduce
odor
nuis
nuisance
�
ance
to
an
absolute
minimum
goeinmcnt
leiry
to
bring
the
I
boy
to
Burns
Lake
I
Other
children
weie
reported
involved
in
the
incident
how
ccr
details
were
sketchy
The
boy
was
in
surgery
at
noon
today
Nixon
Easily
Captures
Republican
Nomination
SAN
FRANCISCO
CP
-
AP
Richard
M
Nixon
easily
won
the
Republican
nomina
nomination
�
tion
for
governor
of
California
Tuesday
in
a
primary
election
and
will
face
Governor
Ed
Edmund
�
mund
G
Brown
a
Democ
Democrat
�
rat
in
the
general
elections
next
November
Republicans
chose
Nixon
as
their
nominee
for
governor
by
a
margin
of
about
7
to
3
over
Joseph
C
Shell
a
wealthy
state
assemblyman
Democrats
gave
Brown
a
7-to-l
vote
of
confidence
over
tluec
little
known
candidates
His
showing
in
an
election
with
little
to
attract
Demo
Democrats
�
crats
almost
equalled
the
combined
Nixon
Shell
total
Democratic
icgistralion
out
numbers
Republicans
4
to
3
Republican
right
wingers
had
staged
a
well
-
financed
drive
to
block
Nixons
politi
political
�
cal
comeback
RICHARD
NIXON
7
to
3
favorite
Data
obtained
from
the
Depart
ment
p
Transport
astcT
ntC
f
vailing
winds
In
thlrr
jTtr
cates
that
any
odors
W1jH---fcU
by
the
plant
in
its
J2Js2Sd
location
would
be
-carried
away
from
the
city
94
per
cent
of
the
time
O
The
estimated
initial
cap
capital
�
ital
investment
of
51
million
is
considerably
greater
than
would
be
required
at
the
coast
for
a
similar
installation
due
pri
primarily
�
marily
to
the
necessity
for
water
treatment
mill
effluent
treatment
and
the
added
cost
of
structures
due
to
the
need
to
protect
equipment
from
low
winter
temperatures
Manufacturing
costs
exclus
exclusive
�
ive
of
wood
are
also
consider
considerably
�
ably
higher
because
of
chem
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on
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3
Death
of
Candidate
Disqualification
Another
Cuts
Down
Record
Field
By
The
Canadian
Press
Disqualification
of
a
New
foundland
Social
Credit
candi
candidate
�
date
because
he
is
too
young
and
death
of
a
Liberal
candidate
has
reduced
the
record
field
to
1016
men
and
women
for
the
June
18
dominion
eection
Albert
Lavignc
Liberal
can
candidate
�
didate
for
Stormont
Ont
died
in
hospital
Tuesday
night
Mr
Lavignc
53
suffered
a
Boy
Taken
to
Hospital
With
Severe
Wounds
BURNS
LAKE
Correspond
1
ent
An
unidentified
Indian
i
boy
believed
to
be
about
nine
ears
of
age
was
rushed
to
hospital
here
today
from
Grass
Plains
suffering
sccic
gunshot
wounds
in
the
arms
and
legs
C
J
Durban
stoickccper
at
the
tiny
settlement
south
of
here
arranged
for
a
special
I
trip
across
Francois
Lake
in
the
heart
attack
last
Sunday
Mr
Lavignes
death
forces
an
indefinite
postponement
of
the
vote
in
Stormont
Mr
Lavignc
won
the
Stor
Stormont
�
mont
nomination
in
1954
alter
Liberal
member
Lionel
Chev
ner
resigned
his
scat
to
accept
an
appointment
as
president
of
the
St
Lawrence
Seaway
Au
Authority
�
thority
He
captured
the
scat
in
the
1951
byclection
retaining
it
in
the
1957
federal
election
He
was
defeated
in
a
bid
to
retain
the
scat
in
the
1958
general
election
by
Progicssive
Con
Conservative
�
servative
Grant
Campbell
William
Stoyles
returning
of
ficcr
for
St
Johns
West
said
Tuesday
a
check
of
church
rec
records
�
ords
showed
that
William
J
Bowc
who
thought
he
would
bo
22
Aug
4
will
be
only
21
on
that
date
A
candidate
must
be
21
to
qualify
for
election
under
the
Canada
Election
Act
Earlier
in
the
day
a
icchcck
of
official
nominations
showed
one
New
Democratic
Party
candidate
had
been
omitted
and
a
Social
Credit
candidate
listed
although
he
had
not
filed
nom
nomination
�
ination
papers
The
changes
increased
NDPs
total
to
218
of
whom
40
are
in
Quebec
The
Social
Credit
total
dropped
to
230
with
70
of
those
in
Ontario
and
one
In
New
foundland
Jean
Philip
qualified
as
ND
candidate
in
the
Quebec
riding
or
Terrebonne
before
nomina
nominations
�
tions
closed
at
2
pm
local
Standard
Time
Monday
but
was
not
included
among
candidates
reported
at
the
time
Gordon
Hughes
listed
as
SC
represent
tive
in
the
Ontario
constituency
of
Hastings
Frontcnac
did
not
file
Mr
Bowe
was
the
third
o
cial
Credit
candidate
who
failed
to
qualify
or
withdrew
Fred
Murray
the
nominee
in
Mea
Meadow
�
dow
Lake
withdrew
May
21
and
forfeited
his
200
deposit