s
z
m
i
AFTER
NINE
HOLES
of
the
18
hole
junior
golf
cham
championships
�
pionships
at
the
PG
Golf
and
Country
Club
today
defending
champ
Ed
Gladwin
held
a
four
stroke
lead
over
Gordon
Schnepf
Here
Gladwin
checks
his
score
card
after
coming
in
with
a
45
to
top
the
12
entrants
in
the
zone
playoff
Vandervoort
photo
POWER
MONSTER
ussian
fUES
mumping
Termed
Security
Risk
WASHINGTON
AIM
Senate
investigators
were
told
Tuesday
that
oil
is
the
principal
weapon
of
the
Soviet
economic
offen
offensive
�
sive
and
in
the
last
eight
years
has
created
a
power
monster
In
a
matter
of
another
dec
decade
�
ade
or
two
It
will
have
pro
produced
�
duced
for
the
Soviet
Union
an
industrial
capacity
that
could
make
economic
vassals
of
Eur
Europe
�
ope
and
Japan
and
that
could
undermine
the
security
of
the
United
States
Samuel
Nakasian
testified
Nakasian
a
New
York
law-
BCEValue
Seen
As
250
Million
feVANCOUVER
CPI
A
NewJ
York
appraiser
Tiiesgay
set
a
value
of
250000000
the
Brit
British
�
ish
Columbia
Electric
Company
cvpropriated
by
the
provincial
government
for
171000000
W
C
Ilucbner
manager
of
the
financial
division
of
Ebasco
Services
Limited
of
New
York
told
a
BC
Supreme
Court
hear
hearing
�
ing
his
figure
was
a
fair
value
for
the
giant
power
utility
when
it
was
taken
over
last
August
BC
Power
Corporation
for
former
�
mer
parent
company
of
BCE
is
seeking
a
Supreme
Court
declaration
that
the
expropria
expropriation
�
tion
was
beyond
the
poweis
of
the
provincial
government
The
corporation
contending
that
the
utility
was
worth
225
000000
also
wants
a
court
ruling
on
the
value
of
the
utility
if
the
takeover
is
declared
to
be
legal
BCs
Social
Credit
govern
government
�
ment
paid
110000000
at
the
time
of
the
takeover
and
later
added
another
01000000
Mr
Ilucbner
told
Mr
Justice
Sherwood
Lett
he
based
his
valuation
of
250000000
on
a
fi
financial
�
nancial
survey
he
conducted
for
BC
Power
before
the
takeover
to
assess
BCEs
prospects
for
the
future
The
hearing
started
May
14
and
is
expected
to
continue
for
several
weeks
an
ounce
oi
comentiou
is
wm
tli
a
pound
of
hue
Speaking
of
short
skiits
heres
one
fiom
the
long
shorts
bri
brigade
�
gade
Even
the
Boy
Scouts
are
busy
at
the
Century
21
Worlds
Fair
in
Seattle
According
to
a
world
scouting
bulletin
which
arrived
in
The
Citizen
office
this
acm
a
rotating
service
coips
of
40
Scouts
and
six
lead
leaders
�
ers
will
be
on
the
job
for
color
guard
anil
to
provide
assistance
to
au
expected
10000
Scouts
from
all
over
the
prld
f
t
A
yer
specializing
in
foreign
trade
and
investment
said
the
Soviet
bloc
is
exporting
increasing
quantities
in
return
for
equip
equipment
�
ment
and
materials
needed
to
strengthen
its
industrial
base
He
appeared
before
the
Sen
Senate
�
ate
internal
security
subcom
subcommittee
�
mittee
at
a
hearing
conducted
by
Senator
Kenneth
B
Keating
Rep
NY
Keating
called
Soviet
oil
ex
exports
�
ports
the
latest
and
in
some
ways
the
most
effective
weapon
the
Soviets
have
found
in
their
well
stocked
arsenal
of
weap
weapons
�
ons
against
free
private
initia
initiative
�
tive
The
Soviets
are
dumping
oil
at
bargain
prices
throughout
the
free
world
for
political
and
miliffry
as
tII
as
i
coiiomic
Lreaspis
lie
said
Nakasian
testmea
urn
in
me
last
10
years
the
Soviet
bloc
has
increased
petroleum
ex
exports
�
ports
from
a
minor
5000000
barrels
to
a
colossal
quarter
of
a
billion
barrels
annually
Soviet
crude
oil
to
the
West
is
priced
at
about
half
the
price
charged
communist
bloc
na
nations
�
tions
he
said
set
of
six
postcards
produced
and
distributed
by
Fredric
the
Foto
Fella
aie
now
on
sale
in
city
retail
outlets
Theie
are
some
pretty
nice
shots
of
local
scenes
from
an
aerial
view
of
the
city
to
Sacred
Heart
Church
and
wed
bet
a
few
paper
clips
the
first
issue
of
70000
cards
doesnt
go
too
far
Emcees
and
toastmasters
at
weddings
sometimes
get
as
nervous
as
the
bride
and
groom
Witness
this
item
Anxious
to
complete
his
duties
before
he
melted
away
completely
the
emcee
at
a
weekend
wedding
here
called
on
the
toastmaster
to
propose
a
toast
to
the
bride
And
that
worthy
gentleman
nervously
glancing
at
his
notes
got
up
and
went
through
his
spiel
only
to
find
when
he
ar
arrived
�
rived
at
the
bit
that
goes
heres
to
the
bride
that
neither
he
nor
the
guests
had
jet
been
served
the
punch
with
which
to
diink
the
toast
An
estimated
150
4
H
Club
members
arc
attending
a
rally
today
at
the
Dominion
Experi
Experimental
�
mental
Farm
to
take
puit
in
judging
competitions
and
farm
tours
The
4
Hers
are
fiom
as
far
east
as
Valemount
south
from
the
Quesnel
district
and
other
areas
near
PG
Another
rally
is
being
handled
by
sum
mer
assistant
to
the
provincial
agricultural
department
Jim
Thompson
in
Smltliers
tomor
flw
f
THE
CITI
ffie
Ony
Do7y
Newspaper
Serving
North
Central
British
Columbia
Phone
LOgan
4
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Vol
6
No
129
SPOK7S
HIGHLIGHTS
Ball
player
battles
with
umpire
as
Tilers
trample
Legion
PG
Hotel
and
Queens
victors
in
Senior
Ladies
Softball
Western
Little
League
officials
plan
on
park
spruceup
for
playoffs
See
Pages
5
and
7
Civil
War
Threat
ises
in
Alaeria
ALGIERS
AP
The
threat
of
civil
war
mounted
in
newly
independent
Algeria
today
amid
reports
of
growing
opposition
among
Nationalist
army
com
commanders
�
manders
to
Premier
Youssef
Ben
Kheddas
regime
Bolstered
by
a
tumultuous
Moslem
welcome
for
himself
and
his
ministers
Ben
Khedda
set
up
headquarters
in
Algiers
and
with
the
discreet
assist
assistance
�
ance
of
the
French
consolidat
consolidated
�
ed
his
hold
on
the
government
apparatus
But
Ben
Khedda
apparently
could
not
command
the
loyalties
of
Moslem
military
units
in
the
interior
And
rebellious
Deputy
Premier
Ahmed
Ben
Bella
re
renewed
�
newed
his
defiance
from
abroad
In
the
hills
south
of
Algiers
1800
deserters
from
the
French
equipped
local
security
force
joined
4000
former
Moslem
guerrillas
of
Willaya
military
zone
No
4
in
apparent
support
of
Ben
Bellas
call
for
radical
leftist
revolution
in
the
new
na
nation
�
tion
GETS
SUPPORT
From
Eastern
Algeria
came
reports
of
new
armed
support
for
the
dissidents
Col
Tahar
Sbiri
commander
of
Eastern
Radio
Thieves
Hit
Mc
Mc
Burglars
who
broke
into
Mc
Leman
Mcreely
andPriorLtd
135
Queens
way
overnight
es
escaped
�
caped
with
three
transistor
radios
Police
said
entrance
was
gained
by
kicking
in
the
front
door
About
6
and
a
small
cash
register
were
stolen
by
thieves
who
broke
through
a
window
at
Khrushchev
was
in
a
friendly
mood
as
he
strolled
through
the
embassy
garden
with
guests
and
newspaper
men
trailing
him
He
congratulated
Goodman
on
his
successful
tour
of
the
So
viet
Union
which
ends
next
Sunday
A
new
jazz
fan
quipped
Goodman
But
we
still
have
to
drink
beer
together
Khrushchev
replied
with
a
grin
I
am
not
a
jazz
fan
1
dont
understand
it
I
love
real
music
I
dont
think
that
is
good
music
It
takes
a
little
time
Good
Goodman
�
man
replied
Then
the
Soviet
leader
gave
vent
to
his
own
feelings
about
jazz
by
grimacing
and
shouting
boom
boom
boom
while
beating
his
waving
hands
up
and
down
in
what
looked
like
an
imitation
of
a
jazz
drummer
Khrushchev
mentioned
classi
classical
�
cal
composers
and
Goodman
told
him
he
liked
them
too
CLEAR
WWN
LoTi
I
u
Forecast
Mostly
sunny
skies
are
fore
forecast
�
cast
for
Thursday
but
with
little
change
in
temperature
Winds
will
be
light
Low
tonight
ad
high
Thursday
at
Prince
Geuige
and
Smithcrs
35
and
62
at
Quesnel
40
and
65
Peace
River
Cloudy
Thursday
with
scat
scattered
�
tered
showers
in
the
afternoon
Continuing
cool
with
light
winds
Low
tonight
and
high
Thursday
at
Grande
Prairie
40
and
65
LAST
24
HOURS
Hi
Lo
Pre
Prince
George
63
35
Terrace
67
48
Quesnel
67
48
Williams
Lake
65
45
Kamloops
78
47
Whitchorsc
62
40
Fort
Nebon
60
19
Foit
St
John
61
-16
11
Pawj
on
Creek
62
U
U
Khrushchev
this
bad
music
PRINCE
GEORGE
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
WEDNESDAY
JULY
4
1962
Algerias
Willaya
No
l
dc
scribed
Ben
Khedda
as
a
coun
counter
�
ter
revolutionary
and
-
express
expressed
�
ed
support
for
Ben
Bella
In
Western
Algeria
the
offi
officers
�
cers
of
Willaya
No
5
around
Oran
and
Ben
Bellas
home
vil
village
�
lage
of
Marnia
were
reported
wavering
between
the
two
fac
factions
�
tions
Still
the
unknown
factor
and
the
key
to
any
Algerian
power
struggle
was
the
40000
-
man
Nationalist
army-in-cxile
which
was
preparing
to
march
into
Al
Algeria
�
geria
from
Morocco
and
Tu
Tunisia
�
nisia
President
Nasser
of
the
Unit
United
�
ed
Arab
Republic
labored
to
heal
the
split
in
the
Algerian
MEETS
NASSER
Ben
Bella
flew
into
Cairo
from
Libya
Tuesday
night
to
confer
with
Nasser
and
on
his
arrival
again
denounced
Ben
Khedda
for
dismissing
the
three
senior
Nationalist
army
corn-
Fichtner
Shoe
Store
356
George
twist
in
the
streets
ern
Jazz
Just
Boom
Boom
Boom
hrushchev
Tells
US
Embassy
Ra
MOSCOW
Reuters
Soviet
Premier
Nikita
Khrushchev
turned
up
by
surprise
today
at
an
Independence
Day
reception
at
the
American
Embassy
and
bantered
happily
with
the
guests
on
everything
from
mod
modern
�
ern
ait
to
Berlin
Khrushchev
had
a
long
but
good
natured
argument
with
clarinettist
Benny
Goodman
about
the
merits
of
jazz
and
modern
art
with
the
Soviet
premier
expressing
a
strong
dis
dislike
�
like
for
both
He
touched
only
briefly
on
in
international
�
ternational
politics
expressing
the
opinion
that
there
had
been
some
progress
in
the
East
West
dispute
over
Berlin
Now
Hear
This
Now
it
can
be
told
Kids
at
a
city
school
were
asked
during
the
car
to
write
an
essay
an
analyzing
�
alyzing
their
own
personalities
One
13-ycar-old
introvert
really
bust
up
the
teaching
staff
with
his
profound
comment
Im
shoit
I
wear
glasses
and
I
pick
my
nose
Its
not
too
often
Uiat
Dairy
Queens
Jim
Thomp
Thompson
�
son
finds
himself
speechless
but
thats
what
happened
one
fine
evening
recently
when
Jim
and
wife
Alice
were
called
out
on
to
the
Legion
floor
to
receive
gifts
in
appreciation
for
their
generosity
For
two
years
they
have
bcen
supplying
weekly
gifts
of
ice
cream
to
the
Legion
and
on
Sunday
samdaes
for
vets
in
the
hospital
Master
oracle
Jake
the
Fake
who
himself
is
a
daddy
doesnt
dig
the
new
a
a
skirts
ou
know
the
ones
with
the
shriv
shriveled
�
eled
hems
Accoioing
to
Jake
ami
he
told
his
daughter
this
Goodman
We
dont
call
it
bad
We
kind
of
grow
up
with
it
in
America
Klirushchev
countered
by
say
saying
�
ing
not
every
American
was
a
jazz
fan
There
are
many
lovers
of
real
music
in
America
too
He
recalled
he
had
talked
about
modern
art
with
former
President
Eisenhower
an
amateur
painter
He
said
It
makes
mc
sick
IK
ik
JBL
-
Km
ANGUS
THOMAS
on
to
Ottawa
NES
Manager
Goes
to
Ottawa
Angus
G
Thomas
manager
of
the
Prince
George
office
of
the
National
Employment
Serv
Service
�
ice
Unemployment
Insurance
Commission
has
been
appointed
to
the
services
Ottawa
inspec
inspection
�
tion
branch
Announcement
was
made
through
Ottawa
He
has
been
manager
in
the
Prince
George
office
for
seven
months
Mr
Thomas
leaves
here
Fri
Friday
�
day
and
will
take
his
annual
leadership
but
his
efforts
thus
vacation
before
assuming
the
duties
far
have
failed
new
Art
Napper
will
be
acting
manager
until
a
replacement
is
made
to
the
office
here
he
said
Starting
with
the
commission
in
Vancouver
in
1946
Mr
Thom
Thomas
�
as
served
as
manager
both
at
Mission
and
Penticton
before
manders
for
I
Saturday
allegedly
coming
herc
IIe
has
bcen
wilh
IJiawniiK
a
iinnoijr
i
uup
iu
in-
th
RerviC
for
iG
Vears
stall
Ben
Bella
in
power
He
warned
against
anarchy
of
unfortunate
local
and
private
initiative
Ben
Khedda
appeared
in
com
command
�
mand
in
Algiers
at
least
for
the
moment
and
his
regime
im
immediately
�
mediately
set
about
taking
the
reins
of
the
government
The
transition
from
French
to
Al
Algerian
�
gerian
rule
proceeded
smoothly
French
President
de
Gaulles
proclamation
of
Algerian
inde
independence
�
pendence
Tuesday
and
the
re
return
�
turn
to
Ben
Khedda
and
his
ministers
five
hours
later
touch
touched
�
ed
off
joyous
demonstrations
by
500000
Moslems
in
Algiers
that
lasted
most
of
the
night
The
Moslems
screamed
hoot
ed
cheered
and
danced
the
He
is
married
and
has
a
son
While
in
Prince
George
he
join
joined
�
ed
the
Cariboo
Toastmasters
Club
liament
heanTVsenior
cabinet
minister
make
an
abject
apol
apology
�
ogy
Tuesday
over
his
weekend
claim
that
Commonwealth
coun
countries
�
tries
were
behaving
like
children
on
the
Common
Market
issue
Labor
Minister
John
Hare
soberly
read
a
personal
state
statement
�
ment
approved
by
Prime
Min
Minister
�
ister
Macmillan
saying
in
part
I
take
this
opportunity
of
expressing
my
deep
regret
to
I
any
in
the
Commonwealth
who
may
navu
11
11
nun
uy
wnai
i
have
said
A
few
shouts
of
approval
from
the
government
side
greet-
Yet
you
play
ed
his
apology
Parliament
fol
lowing
an
ancient
tradition
accepted
without
argument
the
labor
ministers
statement
The
expression
of
regret
ap
appears
�
pears
to
have
ended
for
the
time
being
the
controversy
that
billowed
up
after
Hare
said
in
a
weekend
speech
to
his
con
constituents
�
stituents
that
Commonwealth
countries
arc
behaving
in
some
respects
like
children
over
Britains
Common
Maikct
pro
proposals
�
posals
Hare
said
mat
on
Saturday
in
the
stomach
to
sec
modern
at
his
constituency
meeting
he
agree
to
join
the
European
Economic
Community
In
making
my
reply
as
has
been
accurately
reported
in
the
press
I
drew
on
the
analogy
of
the
Commonwealth
as
a
fam
family
�
ily
of
nations
he
added
I
would
never
wish
either
to
seem
patronizing
or
to
say
any
anything
�
thing
wounding
to
any
country
in
the
Commonwealth
On
re
reflection
�
flection
it
is
clear
to
mc
that
what
I
said
on
the
spur
of
the
moment
could
be
and
indeed
has
been
interpreted
in
a
sense
that
I
certainly
did
not
intend
Some
parliamentarians
and
political
observers
however
still
feel
that
the
labor
minis
ters
weekend
statement
was
an
unguarded
reflection
of
the
private
sentiments
of
some
ministers
Found
Dead
in
Cabin
BURNS
LAKE
Correspond
Correspondent
�
ent
A
middle
aged
man
em
employed
�
ployed
by
thcjBC
Forest
Serv
Service
�
ice
has
been
found
dead
at
his
cabin
on
the
Decker
Lake
road
RCMP
hero
say
an
investiga-
painting
And
I
answered
the
was
asked
a
question
which
sug-
tion
will
be
held
but
they
with
same
with
mc
gested
that
the
Commonwealth
held
further
details
pending
no-
Goodman
echoed
Same
prime
ministers
conference
tification
of
the
dead
mans
next
with
me
should
itself
decide
by
a
major
of
kin
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GO
THE
TROPHIES
in
the
Hotel
Simon
Fraser
for
both
the
BC
closed
championships
and
the
open
North
West
Brigade
canoe
race
championships
BC
Canoe
Racing
Association
President
BUI
Blackburn
and
hotel
clerk
Mrs
Anita
Baldo
placed
the
trophies
above
the
desk
Tuesday
so
the
public
can
see
what
the
canoers
will
be
paddling
for
on
Aug
18
final
day
of
this
years
Simon
Fraser
Days
and
Exhibition
Vandervoort
photo
i
M
j
JILJIl
NEW
REGULATIONS
into
its
fourth
day
today
with
without
�
out
signs
of
settlement
over
the
governments
medical
care
in
insurance
�
surance
plan
With
major
clinics
and
many
doctors
offices
closed
in
pro
protest
�
test
against
the
plan
emer
emergency
�
gency
service
provided
free
at
34
hospitals
by
volunteer
doc
doctors
�
tors
was
meeting
no
major
problems
Both
Rcgina
hospitals
said
they
were
a
bit
busier
than
usual
treating
about
300
out
outpatient
�
patient
cases
Tuesday
VOLUME
UP
Doctors
at
the
Rcgina
hospi
hospitals
�
tals
said
they
were
able
to
pro
provide
�
vide
as
good
treatment
as
they
normallylcould
At
Saskatoon
Dr
J
E
Led-
dy
emergency
care
coordina
coordinator
�
tor
said
about
three
times
the
average
volume
of
patients
was
handled
at
city
hospitals
He
said
a
doctor
working
at
one
of
the
hospitals
delivered
11
babies
in
48
hours
He
had
no
sleep
during
that
time
Another
doctor
worked
steadily
for
22
hours
The
fatigue
is
starting
to
show
Dr
Leddy
said
And
we
arc
dealing
with
men
the
doctors
who
arent
very
hap
py
A
DISTANCE
There
were
reports
of
indivi
uals
having
to
go
to
hospitals
some
distance
from
their
home
districts
to
obtain
treatment
Mrs
Ted
Sedgwick
drove
80
miles
to
Regina
from
Govan
Sask
to
get
treatment
for
her
daughter
Patricia
The
child
had
a
suspected
skull
fracture
after
an
eight
foot
fall
from
a
crib
Mrs
Sedgwick
was
re
referred
�
ferred
to
Regina
General
Hos
Hospital
�
pital
by
a
doctor
at
Watrous
At
Saskatoon
Mrs
Al
Nagy
said
a
relative
suffering
a
se
serious
�
rious
heart
condition
was
trans
transferred
�
ferred
from
a
hospital
100
miles
southeast
of
Saskatoon
The
hospital
was
closed
because
of
a
lack
of
doctors
MAN
MOVED
She
said
Earl
McDougall
48
of
Nokomis
was
moved
to
the
hospital
at
Watrous
31
miles
away
A
nurse
at
Nokomis
vol-
I
unteered
to
accompany
Mr
i
McDougall
on
the
trip
I
It
was
terrible
Mrs
Nagy
said
Any
bump
could
have
been
fatal
We
never
wept
so
much
as
we
did
last
weekend
Her
90-year-old
father
also
a
patient
in
the
Nokomis
hospital
was
carried
on
a
stretcher
to
his
home
Meanwhile
two
doctors
had
launched
a
court
action
at
Sas
Saskatoon
�
katoon
seeking
an
injunction
against
the
Medical
Care
In
Insurance
�
surance
Act
and
a
declaration
that
the
plan
is
beyond
the
powers
of
the
provincial
gov
government
�
ernment
In
a
statement
of
claim
filed
m
Court
of
Queens
Bench
for
mer
premier
T
C
Douglas
na
tional
leader
of
the
New
Demo
Democratic
�
cratic
Party
and
11
of
the
13
members
of
the
provincial
cab-
met
were
named
as
defendants
7c
a
Copy
S5tjiP
njo
per
Mon
Standard
Hours
For
Liauor
Outlets
VICTORIA
CD
BC
beer
Tnc
Provincia
cabinet
ap-
board
for
imported
wines
and
parlor
habitues
will
get
an
extra
15
minutes
drinking
time
under
new
hours
set
by
order
-
in
-
council
Tues
Tuesday
�
day
I
The
regulations
trim
15
min
utes
off
the
compulsory
one
hour
closing
starting
at
630
pm
The
new
supper
period
extends
from
G45
to
730
pm
The
cabinet
order
also
pro
provides
�
vides
uniform
final
closing
hours
for
all
liquor
outlets
Beer
par
parlors
�
lors
cocktail
lounges
and
pri
vitc
clubs
will
all
open
at
11
am
and
close
at
midnight
Previously
beer
parlors
open
opened
�
ed
at
1030
am
and
closed
at
1130
pm
Private
clubs
closed
at
1
am
The
new
hours
to
take
effect
as
soon
as
drinking
establish
establishments
�
ments
have
bcen
notified
will
force
all
outlets
to
stop
serving
drinks
half
an
hour
before
mid
midnight
�
night
Saturday
as
under
the
old
regulations
Meanwhile
the
government
revised
the
prices
of
imported
liquor
today
and
cut
by
half
in
some
cases
a
recent
25
per
cent
increase
The
new
prices
became
effec
effective
�
tive
in
the
provinces
liquor
stores
immediately
So
for
a
standard
bottle
of
scotch
whiskey
prices
went
from
545
plus
tax
June
23
to
680
plus
tax
June
25
Today
its
617
plus
tax
zes
if
I
Hurt
Some
Feelings
LONDON
CPJ
A
silent
Par-
ity
vote
whether
Britain
should
proved
a
completely
new
price
list
last
week
The
order
in
council
authorizing
the
revision
was
signed
during
the
weekend
by
Lieutenant
-
Governor
Pearkcs
The
original
25
per
cent
BC
increase
was
announced
June
25
following
by
one
day
the
federal
governments
new
aus
austerity
�
terity
program
The
increases
now
have
bcen
cut
back
to
apply
to
the
laid
down
or
wholesale
prices
of
spirits
the
provincial
liquor
control
priced
Mr
Bonner
said
today
prices
were
worked
out
this
way
A
new
15
per
cent
federal
tariff
was
charged
on
the
whole
wholesale
�
sale
price
paid
by
the
LCB
then
a
further
increase
varying
from
10
to
12
per
cent
was
added
to
allow
for
devaluation
of
the
Canadian
dollar
The
variation
accounts
for
different
exchange
rates
on
the
dollar
and
also
depends
on
what
the
exchange
rate
was
when
an
item
was
most
recently
Miles
to
Hospitals
REG
IN
A
CP
Saskatchewan
The
strike
of
Dr
W
J
Cranlcy
of
Prince
doctors
moved
Albert
and
Dr
M
II
Macdon-
aid
of
Saskatoon
sought
the
couit
ruling
and
damages
of
20000
each
The
CCF
governments
com
compulsory
�
pulsory
prepaid
plan
went
into
effect
Sunday
The
Saskatche
Saskatchewan
�
wan
College
of
Physicians
and
Surgeons
refused
to
work
un
under
�
der
the
plan
and
called
for
its
repeal
The
scheme
is
designed
to
provide
payment
for
many
med
medical
�
ical
services
for
most
of
the
provinces
928000
residents
An
emergency
meeting
was
scheduled
for
Rcgina
today
by
a
group
of
Saskatchewan
doc
doctors
�
tors
affected
by
expanded
out
outpatient
�
patient
diagnostic
services
About
23
radiologists
and
20
pathologists
arc
affected
The
increased
services
an
announced
�
nounced
at
the
last
session
of
the
legislature
went
into
effect
last
Sunday
Health
Minister
W
G
Davies
says
the
services
which
include
minor
surgery
emergency
care
diagnostic
and
therapeutic
procedures
will
be
expanded
to
the
extent
that
hospital
can
provide
them
WONT
OPERATE
Dr
N
E
Dunn
a
Moose
Jaw
radiologist
said
we
will
not
operate
under
this
scheme
He
said
the
group
will
provide
serv
services
�
ices
under
the
doctors
emer
emergency
�
gency
services
plan
without
charge
Dr
II
D
Dalglcish
president
of
the
College
of
Physicians
and
Surgeons
said
the
government
action
is
an
autocratic
decree
He
said
it
showed
complete
disregard
for
a
committee
of
doctors
hospital
associations
and
government
representatives
set
up
earlier
to
discuss
pro
proposed
�
posed
services
100
TO
PRACTICE
As
the
battle
continued
a
re
responsible
�
sponsible
government
source
es
estimated
�
timated
100
of
the
piovinces
900
doctors
will
practice
under
the
medical
scheme
Another
official
Donald
D
Transley
chairman
of
the
Med
Medical
�
ical
Care
Insurance
Commis
Commission
�
sion
administering
the
act
said
letters
have
been
received
from
25
to
30
doctors
indicating
they
are
prepared
to
receive
direct
payment
of
medical
bills
from
the
commission
10
City
Blocks
Paved
to
Date
A
total
of
10
city
blocks
has
been
hard
surfaced
this
week
the
first
real
start
in
the
1962
program
City
Works
Superintendent
Bill
Jones
said
the
kick
off
of
the
80-
to
90
block
pulva
mixing
program
was
on
Irwin
Tuesday
when
surface
was
put
down
between
Fifth
and
Tenth
Approximately
five
blocks
of
hot
mix
has
also
gone
clown
The
road
surfacing
program
has
bcen
held
up
this
summer
due
to
damp
weather
Under
the
budget
approxim
approximately
�
ately
30
blocks
of
hot
mix
will
go
down
on
city
streets
Water
at
Burns
Lake
Still
Unsafe
to
Drink
BURNS
LAKE
t
Correspond
Correspondent
�
ent
Water
from
the
village
water
supply
is
still
unsafe
as
the
result
of
flooding
last
week
according
to
reports
received
herc
Tuesday
and
it
should
be
boiled
for
10
minutes
before
use
When
Sanitary
Inspector
Jack
Maynard
visited
Burns
Lake
last
week
to
look
into
the
water
supply
he
termed
the
situation
very
dangerous
as
the
result
of
contamination
in
Bums
Lake
Although
the
color
of
the
water
lias
improved
iince
wa
health
officials
hay
the
bituatiou
is
still
dangerous
and
the-
water
should
Mill
be
boiled
to
kill
off
bacteria
Each
day
samples
aie
sent
to
Vancouver
for
analysis
and
some
tests
ar
made
at
Burns
Lake
The
Northern
Health
Unit
will
notify
householders
when
the
water
is
pure
again
Health
unit
officials
explain
ed
that
heavy
rains
apparently
stirred
up
considerable
silt
in
the
lake
and
this
has
IntcifereU
wJlU
cldorinatiou
of
the
yvajer