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Girl
Still
Fights
For
Life
Alter
S
Death
Crash
QUESNEL
Staff
Conditions
of
five
persons
injured
in
a
spec
spectacular
�
tacular
accident
nearhere
Sat
Saturday
�
urday
which
has
claimed
eight
lives
remains
unchanged
hos
hospital
�
pital
spokesmen
said
this
morn
morning
�
ing
In
critical
condition
at
the
G
R
Baker
Memorial
Hospital
here
is
Patsy
Paxton
8
of
Wil
Williams
�
liams
Lake
Her
two-year-old
sister
Cindy
Lou
lemains
in
satisfactory
condition
Six
members
of
their
family
were
killed
in
the
head
on
col
collision
�
lision
of
two
cars
which
took
place
on
a
twisting
section
of
the
Cariboo
Highway
about
nine
miles
south
of
here
Mrs
Mjrtle
Hiebcrt
of
Alex
Alexandria
�
andria
is
in
fair
condition
today
and
hospital
officials
said
her
sons
Keith
8
and
Darryl
5
nic
still
in
satisfactory
condi
condition
�
tion
fire
is
being
controlled
by
27
men
There
arc
125
forest
service
employees
on
the
five
Prince
George
Forest
District
fires
burning
today
Only
new
fire
reported
in
the
Chctwynd
ran
ger
district
is
apparently
now
out
The
hazard
throughout
the
district
continues
between
mod
moderate
�
erate
and
high
In
other
regions
fires
con
continue
�
tinue
to
break
out
as
the
woods
dry
out
Lightning
strikes
and
public
carelessness
were
blamed
for
56
new
outbreaks
in
the
Kamloops
district
Forestry
officials
rated
the
hazard
as
extreme
in
parts
of
Miss
Cariboo
Receives
Crown
LAC
LA
HACHE
CP
Jacklc
Dunaway
18
of
Wil
liams
Lake
was
crowned
Miss
Cariboo
at
-ceremonies
here
She
won
over
five
other
girls
representing
towns
in
the
Cari
Cariboo
�
boo
Now
Hear
This
Memo
to
City
Works
Super
Superintendent
�
intendent
Bill
Jones
You
boys
arc
doing
a
fine
paving
and
underground
job
this
year
which
no
one
can
deny
But
how
about
getting
those
white
load
maikings
renovated
be
fore
somebody
gets
hurt
in
an
accident
Like
in
front
of
Over
waitca
and
in
the
Queensway
George
Patricia
area
With
no
white
lines
people
just
drive
anywhere
Dat
announcah
fellah
wot
moidahs
do
queens
English
01
Thistlethroat
Poucc
Cou
pay
Thornthweite
was
at
it
agaiii
with
lib
trench
accent
latt
night
Iho
plain
word
portage
as
in
Pottage
Moun
Mountain
�
tain
or
Portage
avenue
has
sud
suddenly
�
denly
become
por
tash
with
the
accent
on
the
tash
And
who
in
the
mining
world
has
ever
heard
of
Gunnar
Gold
be
being
�
ing
pronounced
goo
nah
Hurry
back
from
holidays
Mike
even
you
are
not
this
eccentric
Lou
Jacobin
of
Anchorage
passed
through
town
last
weekend
dropping
a
few
free
copies
at
two
bucks
apiece
you
can
be
sure
they
were
few
of
his
ICth
annual
Guide
to
Alabka
and
the
Yukon
Lou
brought
out
this
edition
simultaneously
with
the
opening
of
the
Seattle
Worlds
Fair
in
order
to
share
in
the
glory
said
next
year
he
plans
to
take
a
good
look
at
the
possibility
of
putting
a
PG
page
in
this
top
notch
guide
book
About
10
city
bank
managers
and
businessmen
returned
Sunday
from
the
annual
bankers
fish
fishing
�
ing
excursion
and
this
year
they
must
have
fished
They
brought
back
75
reported
Royal
Boss
man
Wllf
Pattenden
They
did
their
angling
in
Twcedsmuir
Park
Motor
Mogul
Charlie
Shields
made
a
mercy
flicht
to
Kclowna
Saturday
with
Black
Dan
a
Labrador
hunting
dog
which
was
shot
in
the
back
by
an
un
known
using
a
high
powered
rifle
The
dog
owned
by
Motel-
man
Syd
Poier
has
been
given
a
50
50
chance
to
survive
by
a
Kelawna
vet
Black
Dan
now
6V
is
well
known
hereabouts
for
its
hunting
ability
It
man
managed
�
aged
lo
drag
itself
home
after
being
shot
but
no
local
vet
was
available
hence
the
flight
Syd
would
appreciate
anyone
who
has
any
knowledge
of
the
shoot
shooting
�
ing
to
phone
him
at
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INSTRUCTOR
Gail
Bryant
encourages
her
class
of
10
to
12-year-olds
in
the
swimming
classes
being
held
at
the
municipal
pool
this
summer
All
classes
are
filled
organizers
of
the
course
say
and
are
coming
along
very
well
Fujikawa
photo
90
MEN
FIGHTING
BLAZE
re
Hops
Line
Grows
Big
The
fircfighting
force
on
the
Canoe
River
Valley
blaze
in
the
Valemount
district
was
in
increased
�
creased
from
16
to
90
men
early
today
when
the
blaze
jumped
guards
and
increased
from
15
acres
to
more
than
70
ABC
Forest
Service
spokes
spokesman
�
man
said
reports
of
the
Hot
fire
arc
sketchy
so
far
but
the
steep
sides
of
the
valley
are
prevent
ing
heavy
equipment
from
mov
ing
into
the
area
The
fire
was
reported
under
mattocks
shovels
and
light
pumps
Chief
Protection
Officer
Den
Dennis
�
nis
McDonald
said
this
morn
morning
�
ing
a
helicopter
had
been
sent
into
the
fire
area
hauling
equipment
on
a
sling
We
have
to
cross
the
river
and
that
is
the
big
problem
he
said
Four
tractors
are
on
their
way
into
the
valley
now
and
should
be
there
by
night
fall
Wnlof
Snmhorn
a
nnt
nhlA
control
just
before
-
midnight
Ucrfly
into
the
area
Monday
But
shortly
atterwards
ln
the
Fort
st
James
rangcr
it
got
away
from
firefighters
district
the
Hum
Fire
located
Heliports
have
been
built
In
no
miles
from
the
small
com
the
area
now
said
a
protection
munlty
is
considered
well
in
omcer
This
will
speea
up
things
so
we
can
get
some
equipment
in
there
faster
Firefighters
today
were
try
trying
�
ing
to
beat
back
the
blaze
with
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Only
Daily
Newspaper
Serving
North
Central
British
Columbia
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Vol
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No
148
the
Okanagan
Interior
and
southern
Vancouver
Island
Twenty
new
fires
in
the
Nelson
district
brought
the
total
to
51
Only
five
blazes
were
reported
in
the
Prince
Rupert
district
while
the
Vancouver
district
which
includes
Vancouver
Is
Island
�
land
reported
16
new
blazes
for
a
total
of
30
Power
Hearing
Opens
Thursday
CHETWYND
Ol
A
public
hearing
on
BC
Hydro
and
Power
Authoritys
application
to
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iho
Pnon
Tltvfir
Ham
will
hand
today
Reports
from
the
I
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ranior
riictrirt
thnrn
cnil
n
firo
-
ij
wv
fiy-
patrol
will
be
all
that
is
needed
vincial
water
comptroller
Ar-
bv
Wednesday
moraine
The
ur
ragei
The
hearing
will
cive
persons
opposing
the
multi
million
dollar
hydro
project
an
opportunity
to
state
their
views
About
40
companies
and
in
individuals
�
dividuals
with
interests
in
the
area
have
registered
objections
Officials
said
they
dont
know
how
many
of
these
will
appear
Discussion
will
likely
hinge
on
compensation
for
property
to
be
affected
by
the
project
Seven
classes
have
been
set
up
for
the
Simon
Frascr
Days
and
Exhibition
parade
chair
chairman
�
man
of
the
parade
committee
Bob
Borrie
said
today
Three
largest
classes
in
past
years
have
been
for
commun
community
�
ity
commercial
and
non-commercial
floats
Other
classes
this
year
in
include
�
clude
comic
entries
bicycles
horse
and
rider
and
bands
and
marching
groups
Mr
Borne
pointed
out
that
Closing
date
for
all
entries
will
be
Aug
10
this
year
This
will
give
everybody
plenty
of
time
to
enter
and
work
on
their
entries
Grand
award
for
the
best
float
in
the
parade
is
a
free
one
day
fishing
trip
to
a
dis
district
�
trict
lake
A
charter
aircraft
courtesy
of
Pacific
Western
Air
lines
will
guide
a
party
of
five
persons
on
the
trip
There
were
more
than
60
en
entries
�
tries
in
last
gears
parade
held
during
the
Simon
Frascr
Days
celebrations
We
anticipate
even
more
en
tries
this
year
he
said
In
a
short
time
we
will
contact
var
various
�
ious
marching
groups
and
CURE
WORSE
THAN
MALADY
TAIPEI
Formosa
AP
Eight
men
consulted
a
Bud
Buddhist
�
dhist
priest
Monday
on
the
best
way
to
escape
the
cur
current
�
rent
paracholera
epidemic
The
priest
suggested
they
walk
on
burning
coals
He
assured
them
they
would
be
protected
by
receiving
super
supernatural
�
natural
power
against
evil
The
eight
men
jumped
lnto
a
bed
of
fire
and
jumped
out
all
badly
burned
The
priest
was
arrested
bands
to
enter
the
parade
PRINCE
GEORGE
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
TUESDAY
JULY
31
1962
PROSECUTION
POSSIBLE
Park
Disturbance
Probed
by
Police
500
MPH
Jet
Powered
Car
to
Try
for
Record
LOS
ANGELES
AP
A
three
wheeled
jet
powered
car
designed
to
travel
500
miles
an
hour
was
unveiled
Monday
by
Shell
Oil
Co
Driver
Craig
Breedlove
said
he
will
start
three
days
of
test
runs
Aug
11
at
Bonneville
Utah
Attempts
to
beat
the
present
land
speed
mark
of
394196
MPH
set
by
the
late
John
Cobb
of
England
in
1947
are
scheduled
for
late
August
The
three
wheeled
car
35
feet
long
and
11
feet
wide
resembles
a
jet
plane
without
wings
It
is
powered
by
a
J
47
jet
engine
similar
to
the
power
plant
of
a
B
45
plane
ACCORDING
TO
REPORTS
Peace
Dam
Tender
Call
Expected
in
September
VANCOUVER
CP
Reports
are
circulating
here
that
BC
Hydro
and
Power
Authority
may
call
tenders
late
in
September
for
Portage
Mountain
Dam
a
huge
earth
fill
project
expected
to
cost
100000000
as
part
of
the
Peace
River
hydro
electric
development
A
spokesman
for
the
author
authority
�
ity
said
however
that
he
could
neither
confirm
nor
deny
the
reports
He
added
that
the
authority
intends
to
call
for
tenders
some
sometime
�
time
this
fall
but
has
set
no
specific
date
Work
is
progressing
at
the
Portage
Mountain
site
on
three
diversion
tunnels
to
be
used
to
divert
the
river
waters
while
theearth
fillfdam
ls
built
The
spokesman
said
Monday
that
one
of
the
tunnels
now
is
200
feet
under
the
west
bank
of
the
river
while
the
other
two
are
300
feet
beneath
the
bank
The
tunnels
being
driven
by
Portage
Mountain
Construc
I
tors
under
a
16900000
contract
arc
scheduled
for
completion
by
Aug
15
1963
Portage
Mountain
Construc
tors
is
made
up
by
four
com
panics
Drake
Construction
of
Winnipeg
Henry
J
Kaiser
Ltd
of
Montreal
Gilpin
Construc
Construction
�
tion
of
Vancouver
and
Mannix
of
Calgary
The
detailed
specifications
for
the
Portage
Mountain
dam
ten
tenders
�
ders
aic
being
prepared
here
with
the
use
of
electronic
com
computers
�
puters
If
the
tenders
are
called
Children
under
eight
cars
of
age
will
be
barred
from
en
entrance
�
trance
to
the
parade
unless
they
are
riding
on
floats
Pur
Purpose
�
pose
is
to
accelerate
progress
of
the
parade
this
fall
they
are
expected
to
be
returnable
next
February
The
dam
would
be
13
miles
long
650
feet
high
3000
feet
thick
at
its
base
and
50
feet
thick
at
its
crest
It
will
con
tain
65000000
cubic
yards
of
fill
Lumber
Scale
Shows
IHcrease
Latest
figures
released
by
the
forest
service
show
a
sizeable
Increase
in
the
amount
of
lum
lumber
�
ber
scaled
in
the
Prince
George
Forest
District
to
the
end
of
June
over
the
first
six
months
of
1961
Scale
to
the
end
of
June
was
707106595
board
feet
compar
compared
�
ed
with
593743059
board
feet
during
the
same
period
in
1961
Scale
in
June
was
40657739
board
feet
a
slight
increase
oyer
the
39159628
board
feet
scaled
in
June
1961
Mills
tributary
to
Prince
George
had
a
comparable
in
increase
�
crease
They
scaled
403685144
board
feet
in
June
compared
with
337988360
the
same
month
last
year
Entrant
of
Top
Simon
Fraser
Days
Float
to
Get
Fly
in
Fishing
Trip
Parade
will
start
from
the
Civic
Centre
area
on
Seventh
at
2
pm
move
down
to
George
and
along
George
to
Third
It
will
turn
up
Third
and
come
to
an
end
at
the
Third
and
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troop
the
Del
Rios
who
have
topped
nearly
every
ckcus
program
on
the
continent
for
the
last
four
years
will
be
ijart
of
the
grandstand
show
at
the
Simon
Fraser
Days
and
Ex
Exhibition
�
hibition
Aug
16
17
and
18
Rope
tricks
and
yarn
spinning
are
parts
of
their
act
in
addition
to
knife
r
throwing
RCMP
are
investigating
reports
of
rowdiness
by
city
youths
at
the
provin
provincial
�
cial
governments
Bear
Lake
campsite
parks
branch
and
police
n
spokes
spokesmen
�
men
here
reported
today
Licence
numbers
of
cars
oc
occupied
�
cupied
by
youths
who
created
a
disturbance
at
the
park
last
week
arc
known
to
police
who
arc
trying
to
gather
enough
evidence
to
prosecute
According
to
district
parks
supervisor
Dennis
Podmore
the
problem
is
people
not
only
those
who
do
the
damage
but
those
who
complain
al
although
�
though
they
will
not
testify
in
court
NO
SIGNATURE
He
visited
the
campsite
Mon
day
after
reports
of
the
dis
disturbance
�
turbance
began
pouring
into
his
office
but
could
not
convince
anyone
to
sign
a
complaint
or
to
testify
This
is
a
perennial
problem
he
pointed
out
which
is
not
re
restricted
�
stricted
to
any
time
or
any
place
although
at
Bear
Lake
there
has
been
a
minimum
of
trouble
to
date
There
was
con
siderablc
trouble
last
year
Police
spokesmen
said
that
according
to
their
information
the
youths
were
drinking
throw
throwing
�
ing
empty
beer
bottles
around
and
otherwise
making
nuisances
of
themselves
at
late
night
Chamber
of
commerce
of
officials
�
ficials
who
heard
of
the
trouble
from
tourists
passing
through
added
that
the
youths
were
us
ing
abusive
language
and
were
tearing
through
the
area
un
until
�
til
4
am
MUCH
HARM
Bob
Borrie
first
yice
preeb
dent
of
the
t
chamber
pointed
out
that
this
sort
of
Incident
can
do
a
great
deal
of
harm
to
the
tourist
trade
of
the
city
and
area
A
small
group
of
youths
who
take
the
pleasure
out
of
a
visit
visitors
�
ors
camping
trip
can
ruin
the
promotional
work
done
all
year
by
the
chamber
to
bring
tourist
dollars
to
Prince
George
Police
Find
20
Fire
Bombs
VANCOUVER
CPl
Attempts
to
set
fire
to
CPR
grain
cars
were
foiled
Monday
when
police
found
20
incendiary
bombs
in
four
boxcars
A
CPR
spokesman
said
it
ap
appeared
�
peared
arsonists
had
fled
after
being
surprised
while
planting
the
bombs
near
the
Vancouver
freight
yards
It
was
the
fourth
time
in
a
month
that
terrorism
following
the
Sons
of
Frccdomitc
pattern
has
occurred
outside
the
Koot
cnays
Sunday
a
time
bomb
planted
in
a
locker
exploded
at
a
ho
tel
in
Kclowna
Two
hotel
employees
and
a
family
of
six
narrowly
escaped
death
or
injury
in
the
blast
Two
weeks
ago
another
time
bomb
caused
heavy
damage
to
a
BC
government
ferry
at
Tswwasscn
Police
also
blame
Frccdo
mitcs
for
several
recent
out
outbreaks
�
breaks
of
arson
in
the
upper
Frascr
Valley
area
not
far
from
a
federal
prison
built
for
con
convicted
�
victed
terrorists
RCMPsaidthc
bombs
found
in
the
grain
cars
were
fruit
jars
full
of
gasoline
fitted
with
sash
cord
wicks
One
of
the
fuses
had
been
lighted
but
had
fizzled
out
before
igniting
the
gasoline
Large
wooden
matches
were
placed
along
the
sliding
sills
in
inside
�
side
the
doors
on
three
of
the
cars
apparently
so
that
they
would
light
and
touch
off
the
fuses
when
the
doors
were
opened
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Lumber
Treaty
Proposed
VANCOUVER
CP
A
lum
ber
industry
executive
suggests
that
Canada
offer
the
US
a
customs
union
covering
all
forest
products
President
C
R
Widman
of
Cooper
Widman
Ltd
said
in
a
statement
Monday
that
such
an
offer
might
end
US
calls
for
tariffs
against
Canadian
lumber
Elimination
of
all
tariffs
by
the
two
nations
might
mean
some
initial
sacrifices
but
the
long
term
benefits
of
expanded
markets
and
efficient
utiliza
tion
of
resources
might
solve
many
of
the
problems
of
lum
lumbermen
�
bermen
on
both
sides
of
the
border
ping
boy
by
American
Pacific
northwest
politicians
whose
charges
of
dire
economic
need
and
unfair
Canadian
competi
competition
�
tion
have
no
basis
in
fact
he
said
H
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A
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SEATTLE
CP
Water
borne
shipments
of
BC
lumber
to
the
US
for
the
first
six
months
of
the
year
were
considerably
higher
than
the
shipments
in
the
same
period
of
1961
The
Pacific
Lumber
Inspection
Bhreau
here
reported
Monday
that
shipmcntsto
the
t
tTST
At
Atlantic
�
lantic
coast
and
California
totalled
535000000
board
feet
The
iigurc
for
the
first
half
of
1961
was
452000000
June
however
showed
a
40
per
cent
slump
in
BC
ship
shipments
�
ments
to
the
US
Atlantic
coast
and
48
per
cent
to
California
Shipments
of
lumber
from
Alaska
Washington
Oregon
and
California
to
domestic
US
At
Atlantic
�
lantic
markets
were
down
to
273000000
from
315000000
for
the
six
month
period
But
a
sharp
recovery
was
made
by
US
producers
in
June
the
month
in
which
BC
ship
ments
dropped
Weather
Forces
Sprinkling
Ban
Afternoon
and
evening
sprink
sprinkling
�
ling
of
city
lawns
and
gardens
must
stop
immediately
Mayor
Garvin
Dczcll
said
today
He
and
Works
Superintendent
Bill
Jones
said
the
measure
is
being
taken
duo
to
continued
hot
weather
which
has
increas
ed
water
consumption
to
the
point
where
it
is
becoming
dif
ficult
to
maintain
an
adequate
water
supply
Mr
Jones
said
city
water
pumps
operated
at
capacity
most
of
Monday
pushing
out
more
than
3400
gallons
a
min
ute
We
want
to
hold
our
re
reserves
�
serves
for
possible
fires
or
in
the
event
of
breakdown
in
the
plant
he
said
Women
Wio
Stripped
For
Dief
Get
Fined
TRAIL
CD
Five
Sons
of
Freedom
Doukhobor
women
accused
of
stripping
before
Prime
Minister
Diefcnbakcr
here
during
an
election
campaign
rally
May
26
were
convicted
Monday
of
acts
of
indecency
by
exposing
their
bodies
in
a
public
place
Four
were
fined
400
or
four
months
in
jail
The
fifth
was
fined
50
or
one
month
Mrs
Tina
Jmaeff
Mrs
Polly
Chernoff
Mrs
Nastia
Barisoff
and
Mrs
Polly
Datchkoff
were
fined
400
Mrs
Helen
Kinakin
was
fined
50
after
the
court
noted
she
had
co
operated
with
authorities
since
her
arrest
Keepefeee
2
DROWN
Hum
BY
CARRtKft
fl
60
per
Month
Bodies
Being
Sought
RCMP
were
continuing
drag
dragging
�
ging
operations
today
for
the
bodies
of
a
teenage
girl
and
a
small
boy
who
drowned
Mon
Monday
�
day
afternoon
in
a
turbulent
eddy
of
the
Frascr
River
about
34
miles
south
of
here
Drowned
were
Janice
Marg
Margaret
�
aret
Anderson
18
of
Qucsncl
and
Jeff
Scott
Grafton
8
of
Woodpecker
RCMP
said
the
girl
accom
accompanied
�
panied
Jeff
and
his
brother
John
when
they
went
swim
ming
in
the
river
at
the
Graf
Grafton
�
ton
farm
Jeff
got
into
difficulty
in
the
strong
current
and
the
girl
plunged
into
the
water
to
assist
him
John
saw
his
brother
and
the
girl
go
under
and
ran
to
his
farm
home
to
tell
his
parents
Police
from
Prince
George
went
to
the
scene
to
search
for
the
bodies
A
spokesman
said
the
large
number
of
snags
in
the
river
at
that
point
made
dragging
operations
difficult
An
RCMP
plane
from
Qucsncl
was
to
make
an
air
search
of
the
area
today
BC
is
Economic
Anchor
Bonner
VICTORIA
CPl
Attorney
General
and
Trade
Minister
Bonner
said
Monday
BC
is
the
corner
-
stone
of
Canadas
economy
If
other
provinces
were
doing
as
well
as
BC
Canada
would
The
Canadian
lumber
Indus-
have
no
deficit
in
international
try
is
being
used
as
a
whip-
payments
ana
tne
austerity
pro
gram
would
have
been
unneces
unnecessary
�
sary
he
said
British
Columbias
exports
are
running
at
more
than
500
000000
above
imports
and
the
balance
will
probably
be
even
I
greater
at
the
end
of
the
year
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C
Lumber
Shipments
To
US
Up
from
61
US
shipments
to
the
Atlantic
region
in
June
rose
to
51000000
from
37000000
Spokesman
for
BC
lumber
shippers
were
reluctant
to
read
any
significance
into
the
sharp
drop
of
BC
shipments
for
June
The
overall
picture
was
more
significant
they
said
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MARGARET
BURTON
18
daughter
of
Mr
and
Mrs
A
H
Burton
of
the
Giscome
Road
is
taking
the
second
part
of
a
four
month
summer
course
at
the
UDC
school
of
theatre
A
member
of
the
PG
Theatre
Workshop
she
Is
entering
Grade
13
of
Prince
George
Senior
Secondary
School
this
fall
She
is
attend
attending
�
ing
summer
school
on
a
Dominion
Stores
bursary
HOT
Isolated
thundctbtoims
tomor
tomorrow
�
row
evening
otherwise
sunny
and
very
warm
Wednesday
Light
winds
except
variable
and
gusty
near
thunderstorms
Low
tonight
and
high
Wednes
Wednesday
�
day
at
Prince
George
Qucsnel
and
Sinithcrb
50
and
90
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24
HOURS
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Lo
Prtcip
Prince
George
84
48
Terrace
88
56
Smithers
88
52
Quesnel
87
51
Williams
Lake
82
50
Kamloops
95
57
Whitehorse
85
56
Fort
Nelson
80
60
Fort
St
John
81
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