SPORTS
HIGMUGHTS
Yanks
edge
Tilers
8
7
to
tie
for
third
place
in
senior
Softball
Giscome
takes
one
game
lead
over
Jslanders
with
10
8
win
Roughriders
open
WFC
season
with
win
over
Stamps
See
Page
4
4
DREAMING
of
the
dances
the
parade
the
colorful
midway
the
canoe
race
over
which
she
will
reign
as
Queen
Aurora
V
during
the
Simon
Fraser
Days
American
Nazi
Still
on
Loose
Yard
in
Hunt
LONDON
Reuters
Scot
Scotland
�
land
Yard
security
men
were
called
in
today
to
search
for
George
Lincoln
Rockwell
the
self
styled
fuehrer
of
the
Amer
American
�
ican
Nazi
party
who
slipped
in
into
�
to
Britain
to
attend
a
fascist
rally
during
the
weekend
The
search
for
the
42-ycar-old
Rockwell
went
on
as
the
home
office
conducted
an
in
inquiry
�
quiry
into
how
he
managed
to
get
into
Britain
despite
a
ban
on
his
entry
It
is
believed
he
landed
at
Shannon
Ireland
and
entered
Britain
by
boat
through
a
small
port
-where
there
Is
nopassport
check
During
the
weekend
Rockwell
visited
a
Fascist
style
camp
set
up
by
the
tiny
British
National
Socialist
Movement
in
rural
Gloucestershire
where
he
lec
lectured
�
tured
on
anti
Semitic
and
anti
Negro
ideology
and
whipped
up
considerable
enthusiasm
among
sympathetic
Britons
Sunday
a
hooded
man
dashed
past
leportcrs
at
the
camp
into
a
waiting
car
and
it
was
thought
he
might
be
Rockwell
Jack
booted
camp
guaids
armed
with
cudgels
icfused
to
say
who
it
was
WARM
j
A
cool
air
system
remains
over
the
area
but
there
are
signs
that
a
gradual
warming
trend
has
started
Clear
periods
may
be
expected
overnight
with
cloudy
conditions
Wednesday
and
scattered
after
afternoon
�
noon
showers
or
thunderstorms
A
little
warmer
with
light
winds
Low
tonight
and
high
Wednesday
at
Prince
George
and
Smlthcrs
45
and
70
Ques
net
50
and
75
Peace
River
Sunny
with
afternoon
cloudiness
L
L
1
1
1
e
change
in
temperature
and
light
winds
Low
tonight
and
high
Wednesday
at
Grande
Praiuc
50
and
70
LAST
24
HOURS
Hi
Lo
Preclp
Prince
George
57
52
03
Terrace
68
19
Smilhcis
GG
43
Quesncl
70
51
03
Williams
Lake
63
43
112
Kamloops
75
55
05
Whitehorse
64
52
trace
Minister
Seeks
Mercy
For
Mothers
Murderer
MELBOURNE
Reuteis
A
clergyman
said
today
he
will
try
to
stop
the
hanging
of
his
mothers
killer
Scottish
immigrant
Robert
Tait
38
Rcw
George
Hall
was
commenting
on
the
state
executive
councils
refusal
Monday
to
commute
Tails
Supremo
Courts
death
sentence
Tait
is
due
to
hang
Aug
22
My
conscience
tells
me
that
I
must
try
to
help
Tait
I
would
not
feel
worthy
of
facing
my
chuich
eongicgation
unless
1
tried
1
do
not
believe
in
the
death
sentence
being
cat
lied
out
on
any
man
no
matter
how
ghastly
his
crime
Now
Hear
This
Seems
Ilince
Gcoiges
Simon
Fraier
Days
and
Exhibition
Aug
15
18
is
getting
some
minor
competition
fioni
an
agucul-
turul
fair
in
Smogtown
known
as
the
Pacific
National
Exhibi
Exhibition
�
tion
Apparently
worried
about
competition
from
the
SFDE
the
PjNE
is
going
all
out
to
at
attract
�
tract
patrons
from
the
Seattle
Worlds
Fair
But
just
In
case
anybody
from
PG
wants
to
at
attend
�
tend
the
PNE
they
can
pick
up
a
brochure
plus
application
for
ticket
to
the
RCMPs
Musi
cal
Ride
at
tho
fiont
desk
of
The
Citiien
Now
hows
that
for
being
nelghboi
iy
In
cidentally
this
is
Ihe
ear
the
PNU
hope
at
long
last
to
en
ticu
a
million
ciistomcis
to
the
fair
fui
lliu
fiist
time
By
comparison
the
srDlS
hopes
tu
atli
act
20000
Half
a
down
of
the
20
special
beer
bottles
containing
letters
of
credit
for
PG
Chamber
of
Commerce
spiucc
dollars
which
weie
heated
into
the
Straits
of
Juan
do
Fuca
a
few
imlhths
ago
by
local
C
of-
C
types
who
attended
the
B
C
Chamber
con
convention
�
vention
at
Victoria
have
been
ictuincd
here
to
djte
All
have
I
If
district
foicst
fires
are
at
a
minimum
Friday
the
Forest
Service
plans
to
stage
an
aerial
fiiefighting
demonstra
tion
at
Quesnel
The
planes
on
contract
have
to
woik
out
once
a
week
anvhovv
so
the
boys
in
gieen
down
Quesnel
way
plus
any
interested
spectators
wilt
get
a
chance
to
see
the
water
bombing
pilots
do
their
btuff
Eighteenth
street
west
from
Central
to
the
fair
grounds
will
be
fiec
of
dust
during
the
Simon
Fraser
Days
and
Exhi
Exhibition
�
bition
promises
City
Public
Works
Superintendent
Bill
J
one
lies
not
sure
jet
how
his
de
department
�
partment
will
accomplish
this
but
he
guarantees
that
thu
en
liance
load
to
the
fair
will
cicatc
no
dust
Aug
15
18
regard
leis
of
how
many
vehicles
use
U
Leaders
of
Knox
United
Church
vacation
Bible
school
report
they
aie
swamped
with
children
Seems
only
20
young
youngsters
�
sters
wcio
registered
during
the
pre
school
registration
period
vet
four
times
that
many
have
joined
the
classes
Additional
supplies
cannot
be
obtained
and
parents
are
advised
that
no
been
found
along
tne
mainland
I
mom
children
can
be
accept-
and
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Island
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second
baby
penguin
of
the
season
died
during
the
weekend
but
the
first
one
is
thriving
If
the
chick
survives
it
will
be
the
third
king
penguin
hatched
in
captivity
in
North
America
saSt
and
Exhibition
is
pretty
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Turner
17
The
annual
celebration
will
be
held
this
year
Aug
15
to
18
Fujikawa
photo
Dollar
Conscious
Reps
Talk
Up
Finance
Storm
VICTORIA
CP
Based
on
reports
from
the
first
days
discussion
at
the
third
provincial
premiers
con
conference
�
ference
finance
stands
out
as
the
major
issue
of
mutual
concern
to
government
leaders
from
the
10
Canadian
provinces
Dollars
how
to
collect
them
and
how
to
borrow
them
formed
the
heart
of
the
bulk
of
discussion
Monday
during
two
90
minute
sessions
held
behind
closed
doors
guarded
against
intruders
by
red
coated
RCMP
Premier
lean
Lcsage
of
Que
Quebec
�
bec
instigator
of
these
confer
conferences
�
ences
and
chairman
of
the
cur
current
�
rent
one
gave
reporters
an
off-the-cuff
accounting
of
the
days
talks
Most
of
the
afternoon
Mr
Lcsage
said
was
taken
up
an
exchanging
ideas
on
co
ordina
ordination
�
tion
of
provincial
bond
issues
and
on
new
methods
of
borrow
borrowing
�
ing
such
as
British
Columbias
parity
bonds
and
the
savings
ceitificatcs
of
Saskatchewan
and
Manitoba
Mr
Lesage
said
the
provinces
decided
to
co
ordinate
liming
of
major
borrowings
by
having
syndicates
which
handle
this
business
meet
secretly
before
issuing
bonds
so
interest
rates
will
not
be
pushed
up
by
too
many
bonds
reaching
the
mar
market
�
ket
at
once
Mr
Lcsage
said
that
many
provinces
Alberta
and
Mani
Manitoba
�
toba
do
not
havo
sales
taes
are
losing
large
sums
of
revenue
from
this
source
because
there
is
no
means
at
present
to
col
collect
�
lect
sales
tax
on
retail
goods
shipped
by
merchants
in
one
province
to
customers
in
an
another
�
other
One
method
suggested
to
overcome
this
evasion
svstem
was
to
make
merchants
in
each
province
concerned
the
agents
Tor
the
purpose
of
collecting
the
sales
tax
of
other
provinces
Mr
Lesage
said
the
hour
long
discussion
on
provincial
bonds
dealt
especially
with
par
parity
�
ity
bonds
and
savings
certifi
certificates
�
cates
Premier
Bennett
had
ex
explained
�
plained
at
some
length
how
the
parity
bonds
worked
in
this
province
where
government
agencies
have
issued
212000-
000
in
parity
bonds
But
the
Quebec
premier
-refused
to
be
drawn
into
discus
discussion
�
sion
with
leportcrs
which
might
indicate
whether
BC
has
had
any
difficulty
with
its
program
Provincial
treasuicr
A
E
Blakeney
representing
Premier
Woodrow
Lloyd
of
Saskatchewan
here
end
Manitoba1
Premier
Duff
Roblin
had
explained
safe
safeguards
�
guards
used
in
their
savings
ceitlficates
Tho
conference
continues
to
day
with
uniform
liquor-advertising
laws
as
its
first
topic
It
ends
tonight
and
the
picmicrs
aiicl
delegates
are
to
fly
Wed
nesday
to
Kelowna
in
the
BC
interior
for
the
opening
of
that
citys
annual
regatta
Two
Swimmers
Bodies
Found
Bodies
found
Monday
in
the
Fraser
River
at
Lillooet
arid
Lytton
are
believed
to
be
those
of
a
Quesnel
district
boy
and
girl
who
drowned
July
30
RCMP
said
today
a
minister
was
to
go
to
Lillooet
to
identify
the
bodies
Police
were
unable
to
locate
the
parents
Drowned
in
an
eddy
of
the
river
about
34
miles
south
of
here
were
Janice
Margaret
An
derson
18
of
Quesnel
and
Jeff
Scott
Grafton
8
of
Wood
Woodpecker
�
pecker
INSPECTION
PLANNED
VERNON
CTl
Defence
Min
istcr
Harkness
is
due
here
Thursday
to
inspect
cadets
attending
summer
camp
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THE
CITI
PILL
OVERDOSE
RULED
Mysterious
Phone
Call
Adds
to
Monroe
Case
HOLLYWOOD
AP
A
mysterious
phone
call
in
the
night
shortly
before
Marilyn
Monroe
was
found
dead
added
still
further
conjecture
today
to
the
tragedy
that
befell
the
blonde
movie
queen
There
also
remained
the
ques
question
�
tion
of
whether
she
died
inten
intentionally
�
tionally
or
accidentally
I
dont
remember
what
time
the
call
came
in
said
the
act
actress
�
ress
housekeeper
Mrs
Eunice
Murray
Monday
And
I
dont
know
who
it
was
from
But
knowing
Marilyn
as
I
do
I
think
that
if
this
call
woke
her
up
she
might
have
taken
some
more
sleeping
pills
Coroner
Theodore
J
Curphey
said
the
death
Saturday
of
the
actress
was
caused
by
a
mas
sive
overdose
of
barbiturates
Mrs
Murray
added
that
the
unidentified
call
might
account
for
the
phones
being
found
clutched
in
the
hand
of
the
sometimes
bright
and
gay
sometimes
depressed
star
Mean
while
arrangements
were
being
completed
for
quiet
funeral
services
and
burial
Wednesday
Friends
were
hop
hoping
�
ing
the
simple
rites
would
not
attract
throngs
of
the
curious
Details
were
not
set
but
a
funeral
home
spokesman
said
only
15
persons
were
Invited
lo
the
service
for
the
36-year-old
Miss
Monroe
The
actress
will
be
placed
in
a
mausoleum
crypt
near
the
grave
of
a
woman
believed
to
have
befriended
her
early
in
life
Electronic
Brain
Helps
To
Build
Portage
Dam
DAWSON
CREEK
Kn
An
ccutivc
secretary
of
the
BC
electronic
computer
is
hcln-
energy
uoaru
ing
to
construct
the
Portage
Mountain
Dam
The
computer
is
being
used
by
International
Power
and
Engineering
Consultants
Ltd
to
provide
an
extensive
analysis
of
the
huge
dam
to
be
built
across
the
Peace
River
International
Power
and
En
Engineering
�
gineering
arc
consultants
to
the
DC
Hydra
and
Power
Author
Authority
�
ity
the
body
in
charge
of
con
construction
�
struction
of
the
Peace
River
power
project
Aided
by
this
modern
mech
mechanical
�
anical
brain
engineers
can
cieate
a
detailed
piclme
of
the
dam
in
a
short
time
and
get
answers
to
many
vital
questions
such
as
the
effect
on
the
dam
of
fantastic
stress
both
from
its
own
weight
and
from
the
600-
foot
depth
of
water
behind
it
The
da
in
will
be
one
of
the
largest
in
the
world
rising
615
feet
above
the
existing
river
bed
and
reaching
13
miles
across
Peace
River
Valley
It
will
be
3000
feet
thick
at
its
base
gradually
narrowing
to
a
50
foot
thickness
at
the
crest
Water
runolf
from
more
than
25000
square
miles
of
Northern
B
C
will
be
controlled
by
Port
Portage
�
age
Mountain
Dam
and
stored
In
a
270-milc-tong
artificial
lake
for
year
round
release
to
power
plants
The
complete
dam
will
con
contain
�
tain
an
estimated
S5000000
cubic
yaids
of
fill
Mr
Southvvorth
said
the
dam
will
begin
growing
In
1964
reaching
its
full
height
in
1970
The
huge
power
reservoir
will
begin
forming
behind
the
un
uncompleted
�
completed
dam
in
1966
and
take
about
seven
years
to
fill
First
savs
John
M
Southvvorth
ex
1
power
will
be
available
in
1968
Workers
Receive
10
Cent
Increase
A
health
and
welfare
plan
and
10-ccnt-an
hour
wage
increase
over
two
years
arc
included
in
terms
of
a
settlement
between
Eagle
Lake
Sawmills
and
IWA
Local
1
424
Terms
were
announced
joint
jointly
�
ly
by
the
two
parties
today
as
a
union
membership
vote
was
completed
to
confirm
accept
ance
of
the
agreement
reached
by
negoUators
Union
members
will
recejve
four-cent-an-hour
increase
this
year
and
a
slent
an
hour
increase
in
September
next
year
company
spokesmen
said
The
health
and
welfare
plan
is
effective
as
soon
as
the
two
year
contract
goes
into
effect
Sept
1
this
year
they
added
Overall
benefits
t
o
union
members
are
similar
to
those
won
earlier
thisycar
in
a
two
year
agreement
with
the
NILA
Fire
Hazard
Still
Dropping
The
general
fire
hazard
in
the
Prince
George
Forest
District
continues
to
drop
today
follow
following
�
ing
a
night
of
cool
damp
weather
A
BC
Forest
Service
spokes
spokesman
�
man
said
only
19
fires
arc
burn
burning
�
ing
throughout
the
district
No
new
ones
vvere
reported
over
night
There
were
23
fires
burning
Monday
In
total
131
men
and
three
bulldozers
arc
continuing
work
on
fire
lines
On
the
Hot
Fire
near
Valemount
in
the
Canoe
River
Valley
85
men
and
a
fleet
of
bulldozers
arc
working
on
mop
up
operations
Fire
is
smouldering
in
slash
areas
In
Ranger
District
19
opened
up
early
this
year
in
the
Chpt
wynd
region
five
fires
are
burning
but
all
of
them
arc
un
under
�
der
control
There
are
16
men
there
In
the
Pine
Pass
area
two
ranger
districts
report
moderate
conditions
A
little
rain
in
the
area
held
hazard
where
It
is
LIGHTNING
KILLS
10
NAIROBI
Kenya
Wl
Light
Lightning
�
ning
struck
an
African
hut
re
recently
�
cently
killing
10
Negroes
who
had
sought
shelter
from
a
heavy
storm
PINE
PASS
HAMLET
WAITS
BREATHLESSLY
FOR
BOOM
By
PAT
DENTON
Citizen
Staff
Writer
CHETWYND
This
Hart
Highway
community
at
the
east
end
of
Pine
Pass
has
hitched
its
wagon
to
the
Peace
River
power
project
convinc
convinced
�
ed
that
its
lavs
as
a
hamlet
are
numbeicd
If
construction
of
the
Por
Portage
�
tage
Mountain
Dam
at
Hud
Hudson
�
son
Hope
goes
ahead
and
it
now
appears
it
will
with
more
than
400
men
working
there
on
the
three
diversion
tunnels
Chetwynd
expects
to
become
a
transportation
boomtown
Any
materials
or
equipment
being
transferred
from
the
south
must
pass
through
Chel
wynd
where
a
0
mile
road
branches
off
to
the
damsite
Teu
fears
aga
Chetwynd
was
a
Sleepy
Hollow
type
of
place
called
home
by
about
MX
people
Things
started
stirring
after
the
Pacific
Gicat
Eastern
Railway
was
finally
punched
through
from
Prince
George
to
Dawson
Crerk
Out
of
sheer
gratitude
the
townspeople
dropped
the
name
of
Little
Prairie
too
cll
deprccatory
for
a
northern
development
-
inspired
town
and
adopted
the
name
Clict
wynd
after
the
late
provincial
railways
minister
1100
PEOPLE
Today
1100
people
live
here
Last
week
property
owners
voted
40
to
11
for
in
incorporation
�
corporation
as
a
village
mu
municipality
�
nicipality
Like
South
Fort
George
Chetwynd
is
present
U
designated
a
water
district
ZEM
The
Only
Daily
Newspaper
Serving
North
Central
British
Columbia
PRINCE
GEORGE
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
TUESDAY
AUGUST
7
1962
ON
CONSPIRACY
COUNTS
70
Doukhobors
Freed
by
Court
Parks
Branch
Studying
Possibility
of
Park
A
two
man
reconnaisance
crew
from
the
Vic
Victoria
�
toria
office
of
the
Parks
Branch
will
investigate
the
possibility
of
establishing
a
provincial
park
at
Monk
man
Lake
District
parks
supervisor
Dennis
Podmore
said
today
that
Bill
Spriggs
and
Kerry
Joy
left
Prince
George
Monday
to
investigate
a
number
of
sites
in
the
Dawson
Creek
area
NEW
WESTMINSTER
CP
A
magistrate
to
day
refused
to
commit
70
elders
of
the
Sons
of
Free
Freedom
�
dom
Doukhobor
sect
on
conspiracy
charges
Magistrate
William
Ev
Evans
�
ans
said
there
was
not
enough
evidence
for
him
to
order
higher
court
trial
on
the
charges
of
conspir
conspiring
�
ing
to
intimidate
the
gov
governments
�
ernments
of
Canada
and
BC
with
acts
of
violence
His
ruling
ended
a
38
day
preliminary
hearing
into
the
charges
which
came
after
RCMP
officers
arrested
the
members
of
the
Freedomitcs
fraternal
council
in
a
series
of
surprise
raids
at
several
shack
towns
in
the
Kootenays
Magistrate
Evans
said
in
his
judgment
witnesses
and
scores
of
documents
produced
by
the
Crown
contained
little
to
indi
indicate
�
cate
the
accused
had
formed
a
conspiracy
All
but
six
of
the
men
were
set
free
The
six
are
in
cus
custody
�
tody
on
other
charges
Stefan
Sorokin
spiritual
lead
leader
�
er
of
the
Freedomites
and
an
another
�
other
sect
leader
both
in
Uru
Uruguay
�
guay
were
also
charged
with
the
conspiracy
when
the
70
were
rounded
up
March25
Police
said
at
the
time
Soro
kin
and
his
aide
would
be
ar
rested
when
they
returned
to
Canada
lash2Cwas
charged
Monday
night
-with
capital
murder
in
the
shooting
death
of
his
attrac
attractive
�
tive
redheaded
wife
outside
their
home
here
Police
said
hair
the
skull
of
Mrs
Shirley
I
Ballash
22
was
blown
off
by
a
blast
from
a
30
calibre
hunting
rifle
fired
from
only
six
feet
away
George
Pappas
a
taxi
driver
who
had
just
taken
Mrs
Ballash
to
her
home
said
he
shouted
to
the
gunman
Youre
mad
Youve
killed
her
you
fool
Half
her
skull
was
blown
off
he
said
in
an
Interview
There
were
brains
and
blood
and
hair
scattered
all
around
The
womans
three-year-old
daughter
Lisa
was
staying
at
per
granuparenis
ai
me
nine
of
the
shooting
1500
ADVANCE
TICKETS
SOLD
An
estimated
1500
advance
admission
tickets
for
Simon
Fraser
Days
and
Exhibition
had
been
sold
up
to
noon
to
today
�
day
secretary
manager
Ron
Deacon
said
He
said
the
ladles
of
the
ACT
sold
more
than
900
ad
advance
�
vance
tickets
Friday
and
Sat
Saturday
�
urday
Deadline
for
advance
admis
admissions
�
sions
is
Aug
II
lie
said
The
ticket
booths
with
the
special
low
prices
will
be
in
opera
operation
�
tion
again
starting
Thursday
and
continue
until
next
Tues
Tuesday
�
day
Last
year
ground
admission
was
1
Advance
tickets
arc
selling
for
three
for
1
Reg
Regular
�
ular
admission
through
the
gates
will
be
SO
cents
BY
CARRIER
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a
Copy
tsJp
STPtJw
n
so
ttt
Month
BOB
HOPES
BROTHER
DIES
BOSTON1
CP
William
Jack
Hope
62
brother
of
comedian
Bob
Hope
died
Monday
night
at
the
Massa
Massachusetts
�
chusetts
General
Hospital
William
Hope
a
resident
of
California
was
producer
of
his
brothers
television
shows
and
the
assistant
treasurer
of
Hope
Enterprises
Incorporat
Incorporated
�
ed
Cause
of
death
was
not
dis
disclosed
�
closed
THIRD
SHOT
Trial
Opens
For
2
Men
The
trial
of
two
men
charged
jointly
with
attempted
car
theft
and
attempted
hrcaking
and
en
entering
�
tering
of
a
city
jewelry
store
in
connection
with
an
incident
May
10
in
which
a
third
man
was
shot
and
killed
opened
Monday
in
police
court
David
Sinclair
Stevenson
2t
and
Barry
Malcolm
Blake
20
were
arrested
following
the
alleged
burglary
attempt
at
Rus
sack
Jewelers
116G
Third
Stevenson
was
wounded
and
a
companion
Jimmy
Michaud
was
killed
by
Jeweler
Steve
Russack
when
he
shot
a
30
30
rifle
from
a
rear
window
of
the
store
Russack
was
subsequently
charged
with
non
capital
murder
and
committed
for
trial
at
the
fall
assizes
in
December
lie
testified
at
the
trials
opening
under
protection
of
the
Canada
Evidence
Act
i
The
trial
was
continuing
to
I
day
Vancouver
Man
Blasts
Pretty
Wifes
Head
Off
PappJiOaIdhe
wasHold
W
wait
-
Suddenly
I
saw
her
backing
out
from
the
house
A
tall
man
with
a
rifle
was
talking
to
her
as
she
was
backing
out
I
hcaid
her
tell
him
Take
it
easy
dont
do
it
Pappas
said
the
man
tofd
Mrs
Ballash
to
pay
the
cab
fare
She
turned
and
walked
toward
the
taxi
I
saw
him
raise
the
rifle
and
take
careful
aim
and
I
shouted
to
him
Dont
shoot
Youll
be
sorry
Then
there
was
a
blast
and
I
saw
her
collapse
before
me
BILL
DAVID
comedian
-
im
impersonator
�
personator
will
be
master
of
ceremonies
for
the
eight
big
acts
at
the
grandstand
show
at
the
Simon
Eraser
Days
and
Exhibition
on
Aug
16
17
and
18
Impressions
of
such
stars
as
Frank
Sinatra
Ed
Sulli
Sullivan
�
van
Liberace
and
Vaughan
Monroe
will
be
among
many
to
be
given
by
Mr
Every
body
of
the
world
of
show
business
Chetwynd
Big
Little
Town
with
Eye
on
Future
What
is
now
the
main
part
of
the
town
has
just
been
built
during
the
last
decade
Almost
every
house
is
new
You
can
spit
SO
Icet
La
most
any
direction
and
be
bound
to
hit
a
trailer
Most
of
tho
trailer
people
arc
temporary
residents
who
work
with
the
hlghwavs
de
department
�
partment
and
on
other
con
construction
�
struction
jobs
The
main
cm
ploycrs
are
two
sawmills
and
Iwo
planer
mills
the
PGE
its
a
divisional
point
and
the
higflways
department
There
is
one
large
hotel
one
issue
and
four
motels
The
hotel
is
0
DUSTY
TRAIL
pretty
well
the
towns
enter
entertainment
�
tainment
centre
with
its
giant
beer
parlor
and
a
cocktail
lounge
The
spirited
Chetwynd
Chamber
ol
Commerce
has
its
dinner
meetings
in
the
hotel
dining
room
Bill
Gardiner
a
former
Prince
George
resident
the
the
chambers
secretary
and
publisher
or
tho
mimeograph
mimeographed
�
ed
Weekly
Advertiser
proud
proudly
�
ly
points
out
the
chamber
has
44
members
probably
five
times
the
actual
number
of
businesses
in
Chetwynd
Rather
than
continually
bug
bugging
�
ging
MPs
and
MLAs
or
every-
thing
from
lower
gasoline
prices
to
a
liquor
btore
the
Chetwynd
chamber
sticks
to
Improvement
ol
the
road
from
Chetwynd
to
Hudson
Hope
and
right
now
Thursdays
Advertiser
con
confidently
�
fidently
announced
that
Re
Repairs
�
pairs
To
HH
BoSil
Premis
ed
Immediately
The
story
beneath
the
headline
said
that
resulting
from
chambcr
in
spired
telegrams
to
Victoria
officials
II
T
Miard
deputy
highways
minister
wired
REURTEL
CHETWYND
HUDSON
HOPE
ROAD
ItU
IAIR
WORK
WILL
RB
CAR
RIED
OUT
IMMEDIATELY
Well
probably
within
10
days
anyway
commented
Gardiner
Pretty
good
action
but
then
Chetwynd
has
gone
along
with
Social
Credits
pleas
for
voUs
both
provlnc-
ially
and
federally
Recent
summer
weekends
have
seen
hundreds
of
the
curious
risk
their
mufflers
and
tires
to
cross
the
dusty
trail
to
Hudson
Hope
which
according
lo
Gardiner
was
Continued
n
Pas
3