-
SPORTS
HIGHLIGHTS
Legion
track
meet
to
go
ahead
rain
or
shine
Saturday
Local
RCMP
officer
takes
second
place
in
Bisiey
event
Lions
roar
Eskimos
chill
and
Cats
claw
in
Canadian
football
See
Pages
4
and
5
Parade
Entry
Deadline
Advanced
to
Monday
Deadline
for
entries
in
the
Simon
Fraser
Days
and
Exhibition
parade
has
been
extended
toMonday
parade
chairman
Bob
Borrie
said
today
Dougas
Taking
I
Two
Week
Leave
From
Campaign
VANCOUVER
CPl
T
C
Douglas
national
leader
of
the
New
Democratic
Party
headed
cast
today
for
a
two
week
vaea-
lion
from
campaigning
for
the
Burnaby
Coquitlam
federal
by
election
The
former
Saskatchewan
premier
was
to
fly
to
Rcgina
where
he
was
defeated
in
the
June
18
federal
election
then
on
to
Ottawa
for
a
national
execu
executive
�
tive
meeting
Before
returning
to
Vancou
Vancouver
�
ver
Mr
Douglas
will
speak
in
Revclstoke
Aug
30
in
the
pro
incial
byelection
campaign
Voting
to
fill
the
vacancy
created
by
the
death
of
George
Hobbs
will
take
place
Sept
4
Mr
Hobbs
wife
is
the
NDP
candidate
BOXCARS
WRECKED
FORT
fRASER
Staff
Two
boxcars
were
demolished
but
no
one
was
seriously
in
jured
today
when
a
west
bound
passenger
train
moyed
off
the
main
line
and
onto
a
siding
here
A
switch
on
the
main
line
was
apparently
left
open
and
the
train
collided
with
the
two
stationary
boxcars
He
said
more
than
20
entries
had
been
accepted
up
to
Thurs
day
night
but
many
more
were
expected
today
Were
extending
the
dead
deadline
�
line
because
we
realize
a
lot
expect
to
enter
on
the
week
weekend
�
end
he
said
And
its
unfair
to
the
parade
marshals
to
fit
in
floats
just
before
the
parade
starts
so
we
will
organize
the
parade
Monday
night
Formation
area
will
be
along
Sixth
and
Seventh
between
Vic
Victoria
�
toria
and
Dominion
The
area
will
be
closed
off
to
allow
parade
officials
to
line
up
en
entries
�
tries
On
the
parade
route
along
Third
and
George
streets
will
be
blocked
off
during
the
hours
of
the
parade
Wednesday
Any
vehicles
parked
on
the
street
may
have
to
be
towed
away
said
Mr
Borrie
Entry
forms
are
available
from
the
chamber
of
commerce
office
the
Exhibition
office
on
Uie
grounds
CKPG
and
The
Citizen
Seven
divisions
are
included
in
the-
parade
community
commercial
non
-
commercial
comic
bicycle
horse
and
rider
bands
and
marching
units
Parking
for
more
than
1100
vehicles
will
be
available
at
the
Exhibition
grounds
Operated
by
Doy
Scouts
each
afternoon
and
evening
of
the
exhibition
the
general
parking
lot
will
be
immediately
in
front
of
the
main
gate
at
the
cast
side
of
the
grounds
the
same
location
as
in
previous
jears
Now
Hear
This
Prince
George
Touchdown
j
night
might
recall
that
the
Club
will
meet
at
8
p
m
Monday
in
Prince
George
Cafe
banquet
room
to
show
the
film
of
Thurs
Thursday
�
day
nights
Regina
Vancouver
game
There
will
be
free
B
C
Lions
car
decals
given
out
to
all
who
attend
reports
Club
Presi
dent
Ken
McKtnzie
who
con
confidently
�
fidently
predicted
this
ayem
the
lions
would
win
six
this
year
No
membership
fee
will
be
charged
and
admission
for
Mon
Monday
�
day
will
bo
50
cents
You
know
those
matches
with
the
quotation
ft
am
Ituskin
on
tho
back
cover
There
is
hardly
an
thing
in
the
world
that
bomn
man
cannot
make
a
little
wore
and
sell
a
little
cheaper
and
the
people
who
consider
price
only
are
this
mans
lawful
prey
Well
one
local
type
paid
the
regulation
price
of
a
dime
for
10
of
them
In
a
city
store
and
the
entire
shootin
match
was
defective
You
chaps
who
are
grin
grinning
�
ning
today
oer
the
defeat
of
the
Winnipeg
Dlua
Bombers
by
the
Edmtaiton
Eskimos
last
Bombers
lost
their
first
came
last
year
35
20
to
the
same
Esks
and
still
won
the
Grey
Cup
The
yuks
who
stole
the
9
by
12
tent
frpm
the
yard
be
hind
1681
Eleventh
last
night
forgot
to
take
the
pegs
accord
according
�
ing
to
Mrs
D
G
Wyers
who
owns
the
tent
It
was
pitched
in
the
back
yard
so
the
boys
Georgie
8
and
Larry
4
could
spend
a
night
in
the
great
out
doors
When
it
rained
last
night
they
stayed
indoors
and
thats
when
these
sneak
thieves
show
showed
�
ed
up
They
must
feel
pretty
proud
of
themselves
Liquor
Store
Clerk
Perey
Cheng
wanted
in
the
worst
way
to
hear
last
nichts
Winnipeg
Edmonton
game
so
he
went
to
a
friends
who
has
one
of
those
hifalutin
300
trans
oceanic
radios
After
fiddling
with
the
dials
unsuccessfully
fdV
15min
utes
Percy
returned
home
and
got
the
game
on
his
20
mantel
set
Incidentally
wasnt
this
the
year
CKPG
promised
to
broadcast
the
games
Cabinet
Switch
Wont
Affect
Hydro
Bennett
VANCOUVER
CP
Premier
Bennett
said
today
appointmentoiGeorgetNowlan
as
federal
finances
minister
will
have
little
affect
on
provincial
nego
negotiations
�
tiations
with
Ottawa
on
the
Columbia
River
hydro
project
The
premier
had
been
dealing
with
Mr
Now
lans
predecessor
Donald
Fleming
in
attempts
to
settle
the
deadlock
over
BC
proposals
to
sell
Col
Columbia
�
umbia
power
generated
in
Canada
in
the
US
Its
a
government
decision
I
see
no
reason
why
negotiations
cant
continue
on
the
same
friendly
basis
the
premier
said
College
Work
Slows
But
Speed
Up
Seen
Construction
of
Prince
George
College
has
slowed
down
recent
recently
�
ly
but
arrangements
now
being
completed
arc
expected
to
bring
a
considerable
upsurge
in
activity
Bishop
Fergus
OGrady
foun
founder
�
der
and
president
of
the
college
said
today
that
austerity
has
not
had
as
much
effect
as
was
expected
on
the
construction
program
He
was
quoted
in
a
Vancouver
newspaper
last
week
as
saying
austerity
was
squeezing
the
construction
program
by
making
interim
financing
difficult
and
slowing
contributions
However
on
his
return
to
Prince
George
from
the
coast
he
reported
that
financing
lias
not
posed
an
insuperable
prob
problem
�
lem
and
the
pace
of
woik
will
soon
be
picking
up
Subscriptions
to
the
college
fund
are
coming
in
well
he
said
and
it
is
expected
that
the
100000
objective
set
for
the
local
campaign
should
soon
be
reached
Rev
Gerard
Clenaghan
co
coordinator
�
ordinator
for
the
project
said
that
construction
is
on
sched
schedule
�
ule
despite
the
slowdown
and
the
college
will
be
completed
Premier
Opens
PGE
Bond
Issue
VANCOUVER
en
Premier
Bennett
Thursday
announced
a
new
issue
of
5V4
per
cent
par
parity
�
ity
bonds
for
the
Pacific
Great
Eastern
Railway
He
made
the
announcement
at
a
luncheon
attended
by
more
man
loo
representatives
of
banks
trust
companies
and
in
cstmcnt
housct
Mr
Bennett
said
the
purpose
of
tho
issue
is
to
refinance
35
600000
in
PGE
parity
bonds
which
mature
Sept
15
but
ho
set
no
limit
to
the
amount
that
would
be
sold
The
new
issue
will
mature
in
four
years
When
asked
at
a
later
press
conference
about
the
amount
of
the
issue
he
said
all
the
money
raised
would
be
for
the
PGE
not
for
any
other
government
agency
by
Oct
4
Excavation
for
the
manual
arts
block
is
continuing
while
concrete
work
on
administra
administration
�
tion
and
clasroom
blocks
is
now
being
done
Structurally
the
auditorium
cafeteria
is
fin
finished
�
ished
Wind
Fanning
Riviera
Blaze
DRAGUIGNAN
Prance
AP
The
wind
picked
up
velocity
along
the
Riviera
today
blow
Ing
new
life
into
dying
forest
and
brush
fires
Several
hundred
firemen
and
volunteers
took
positions
around
the
wooded
lulls
above
Ste
Maxime
In
an
effort
to
halt
further
spread
of
flames
For
the
time
being
neither
Ste
Maxime
nor
other
inhabited
areas
appeared
threatened
The
forest
fires
swept
more
than
6000
acres
of
the
Riviera
between
Ste
Maxime
and
Frc
jus
fought
by
some
1200
fire
firemen
�
men
troops
police
and
volun
volunteers
�
teers
Hundreds
of
campers
fled
but
no
dead
or
injured
were
reported
SEPTEMBER
SESSION
OTTAWA
IP
-
Prime
Minister
Diofenbaker
an
nounced
today
the
first
session
of
the
new
parlia
parliament
�
ment
will
open
Sept
27
THE
CITI
COPTER
IN
SEARCH
Ariz
today
Then
Denver
St
Louis
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Eal
timorc
and
Philadelphia
It
may
make
New
York
in
10
days
if
the
liquor
holds
out
The
purpose
of
the
trip
is
two
twofold
�
fold
file
a
son
doesnt
like
to
fly
on
planes
and
he
wants
to
advertise
Ins
return
to
television
Sept
29
Glcason
resplendent
in
red
vest
red
hankie
and
red
carna
tion
in
his
lapel
trained
hard
for
the
trip
1
havent
had
a
drink
in
three
days
he
said
It
had
to
be
that
way
Even
Sonny
Lis
Listen
�
ten
couldnt
stand
this
trip
vith
out
training
ZEN
The
Only
Daily
Newspaper
Serving
North
CenHat
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Columbia
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HOISTING
SIGN
over
the
emergency
lodging
por
portion
�
tion
of
the
40-foot-Iong
Civil
Defence
display
at
the
Simon
Fraser
Days
and
Exhibition
is
CD
zone
co
coordinator
�
ordinator
Art
Fraser
and
Exhibition
secretary
manager
Ron
Deacon
The
display
featuring
lodging
registration
clothing
and
emergency
feeding
units
20
ENTRIES
SO
FAR
PRINCE
GEORGE
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
FRIDAY
AUGUST
10
1962
fa
is
being
erected
inside
the
main
Exhibition
building
immediately
left
of
the
door
entrance
Prime
pur
purpose
�
pose
of
the
massive
display
shown
at
major
exhibi
exhibitions
�
tions
across
Canada
is
to
emphasize
preparedness
for
survival
Fujikawa
photo
Little
Hope
Held
For
Lost
Woman
10
Per
Cent
Reduction
In
Work
Force
Planned
CHICAGO
AP
US
railroads
plan
to
cut
their
work
force
by
about
10
per
cent
in
an
effort
to
reduce
operating
costs
James
E
Wolfe
spokesman
for
the
railroads
told
a
US
district
court
hearing
Thursday
that
the
economy
drive
eventually
would
eliminate
some
65000
jobs
The
court
battle
in
which
five
operating
unions
representing
210000
workers
arc
attempting
to
olock
the
proposed
dismissals
continues
20
PG
DELEGATES
Alaska
Governor
Set
To
Address
Chambers
A
galaxy
of
political
stars
will
be
in
Terrace
later
this
month
for
the
35th
annual
convention
of
the
Asso
ciated
Chambers
of
Commerce
of
North
Central
BC
and
Alaska
affiliates
I
Governor
W
A
Egan
of
Alaska
will
address
the
first
luncheon
of
the
Aug
23
to
25
convention
which
will
have
as
its
theme
Northern
Develop
Development
�
ment
Through
Tourism
A
social
hour
and
banquet
at
the
Veritas
School
Auditorium
will
be
addressed
by
Earle
C
Westwood
minister
of
recrea
recreation
�
tion
and
conservation
Walter
Dinsdale
national
min
minister
�
ister
of
Northern
Affairs
and
Natural
Resources
will
address
the
fKitimat
lunSonon
the
last
day
of
the
urf
faceting
SPECIAL
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iin--1--
About
20
delegates
from
the
Prince
George
Chamber
of
Commerce
are
expected
to
go
to
the
convention
on
a
special
sleeping
car
reserved
by
the
chamber
for
the
occasion
Chamber
spokesman
said
to
today
�
day
that
completion
of
Highway
16
and
means
of
promoting
North
Central
BC
are
Jikely
to
figure
largely
in
discussions
The
Burns
Lake
chamber
ptans
to
continue
its
campaign
for
the
equalization
of
petroleum
products
prices
throughout
the
province
at
the
annual
conven
convention
�
tion
Two
delegates
including
Cyril
Shelford
MLA
for
Omineca
will
ask
the
associated
cham
chambers
�
bers
to
urge
the
province
strike
a
committee
to
study
equalization
HIGHWAY
FINISH
The
McBridc
chamber
has
decided
to
press
for
the
com
completion
�
pletion
Df
Highway
16
between
Prince
George
and
the
Robson
Valley
a
perennial
resolution
of
northern
chambers
Preliminary
program
of
the
convention
issued
by
the
Ter
Terrace
�
race
and
District
Chamber
of
Commerce
is
as
follows
Aug
23
l
to
o
pm
regis
registration
�
tration
at
Lakelse
Motor
Hotel
215
pm
tour
of
Kitimat
smel
smelter
�
ter
a
p
m
meeting
of
execu
executive
�
tive
committee
resolutions
committee
and
chairmen
of
member
boards
tourist
com
committees
�
mittees
at
Terrace
Cnic
Cen
Centre
�
tre
B
pm
shaving
to
docu
documentary
�
mentary
films
at
Lakelse
Motor
Hotel
Aug
21V
8
a
m
to
430
pm
registration
at
Ihc
civic
centre
a
am
opening
of
35th
session
930
am
to
noon
business
of
the
convention
1230
pm
Al
Alaska
�
aska
luncheon
at
Veritas
School
auditorium
addressed
by
Gov
ernor
cgan
z
pm
business
session
and
resolutions
at
civic
centre
3
to
4
pm
panel
discussion
on
tourism
chaired
by
Br
D
A
Turner
deputy
minister
of
recreation
and
con
conservation
�
servation
6
pra
social
hour
and
banquet
addressed
by
Mr
Westwood
11
pm
danca
at
Veritas
School
auditorium
Weil
Oiled
Train
Floats
Out
of
LA
LOS
ANGELES
AP
And
away
we
go
I
Jackie
Gleasons
90000
priv
private
�
ate
transcontinental
train
de
departed
�
parted
Los
Angeles
Union
Sta
tion
Thursday
night
and
the
Mojave
Desert
Jio
longer
is
dry
There
were
dancing
girls
Dixieland
bands
and
of
course
booze
As
the
great
one
put
it
One
can
fly
as
well
on
a
train
as
on
a
plane
The
train
which
will
follow
a
course
as
erratic
as
Gleasons
walk
home
from
night
clubs
makes
its
first
stop
in
Phoenix
There
was
little
hope
to
day
that
a
59-year-old
woman
lost
for
three
days
in
the
Blackwater
area
would
be
found
alive
A
search
had
failed
to
find
any
trace
by
noon
today
of
Miss
Marjory
Callis
From
Sheffield
England
she
had
been
visiting
her
brother
Ron
Ronald
�
ald
at
his
ranch
She
left
Tuesday
afternoon
for
what
was
to
be
a
two
hour
hik
hiking
�
ing
trip
When
Miss
Callis
fail
ed
to
return
neighbors
set
out
to
search
for
her
Unsuccesslul
they
called
for
police
assistance
Wednesday
A
tracking
dog
from
Kamloops
and
an
RCMP
aircraft
joined
the
search
Two
trips
were
made
by
George
Bolton
and
Del
Thomas
of
the
Prince
George
Flying
Club
Thursday
but
no
trace
of
the
woman
was
found
A
helicopter
was
pressed
into
service
today
It
was
scanning
a
hillside
which
rises
3000
feet
above
tiny
Swan
Lake
the
area
the
woman
was
believed
most
likely
to
be
in
The
hillside
is
interwoven
with
logging
trails
Rain
has
detracted
from
the
effectiveness
of
the
tracking
dog
Thirty
persons
arc
in
the
ground
party
It
doesnt
look
very
hope
ful
a
spokesman
said
Her
chances
of
surviving
would
de
depend
�
pend
largely
upon
her
physical
condition
Lightly
clad
when
she
left
the
ranch
it
was
not
7e
a
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PRINCE
PHILIP
thrown
into
water
YACHT
MISHAP
Prince
Narrowly
Escapes
COWES
Isle
of
Wight
AP
Prince
Philip
narrowly
es
caped
serious
iniury
or
death
here
today
First
he
was
thrown
into
the
waters
from
his
racing
yacht
when
it
was
capsized
by
gale-
force
winds
in
a
squall
Flung
into
the
water
he
bob
bobbed
�
bed
up
and
with
sailing
part
partner
�
ner
Uffa
Fox
climbed
back
into
the
flooded
boat
Waist
deep
in
water
they
tried
to
make
it
to
shore
The
boat
eventually
sank
but
they
reached
a
nearby
jetty
A
hook
was
hitched
to
the
boat
and
a
heavy
crane
tried
to
-lift
the
boat
The
weight
was
too
great
Suddenly
there
was
a
loud
known
if
she
had
any
matches
crack
and
the
long
heavy
beam
with
her
ul
klle
-xnnt
spin
on
Police
said
Miss
Callis
would
i
have
no
problem
getting
drink
drinking
�
ing
water
and
its
not
likely
lack
of
food
would
have
reach
reached
�
ed
the
serious
stage
yet
A
game
department
spokes
spokesman
�
man
said
that
while
grizzly
bears
are
known
to
be
in
the
region
they
are
not
very
com
mon
Someone
shouted
Look
out
Prince
Philip
moved
quickly
and-
the
25
foot
beam
-crashed
onr
thepler
only
afew-
feet
from
him
Philips
boat
is
the
Flying
Fifteen
class
yacht
Coweslip
The
prince
has
been
racing
every
day
during
Cowes
Yacht
Week
This
was
his
last
race
Doukhobors
Now
Split
Into
Three
Groups
VANCOUVER
CPl
Now
there
arc
three
groups
of
Doukhobors
in
BC
Doukhobors
released
this
week
after
a
magistrate
refused
to
commit
them
on
conspiracy
charges
made
that
clear
Thurs
Thursday
�
day
Heretofore
known
as
the
fra
fraternal
�
ternal
council
of
the
Sons
of
Freedom
Doukhobors
sect
they
made
it
clear
they
now
wished
to
be
referred
to
as
the
reform
reformed
�
ed
Doukhobors
Sons
End
Two
Week
Prison
Hunger
Strike
NEW
WESTMINSTER
CP
Sons
of
Freedom
Doukhohorsj
ended
a
15
day
hunger
strike
Thursday
but
a
spokesman
for
their
Fraternal
Council
said
it
was
in
no
sense
a
capitula
capitulation
�
tion
The
G7
Frccdomltcs
at
Moun
Mountain
�
tain
Prison
sat
down
to
break
breakfast
�
fast
after
agiceing
In
end
the
fast
following
talks
with
mem
members
�
bers
of
their
fraternal
Council
Eighteen
of
the
inmates
had
taken
nollilng
but
water
since
July
24
and
another
40
Free
domites
joined
tho
hunger
strike
as
they
were
brought
to
the
prison
built
especially
for
Sons
of
Freedom
near
Agassis
Most
of
the
Frccdomites
are
serving
terms
for
bombings
and
burnings
in
the
British
Colum
Columbia
�
bia
Kootenays
J
M
Chcrnoff
and
Mike
Den
Ison
Iho
Freedomite
ciders
who
talked
to
the
inmates
Wed
Wednesday
�
nesday
said
in
a
statement
The
fosters
agreed
la
Fra
ternal
Council
proposals
that
BC
TWO
DAYS
OF
FRffOOM
FOR
CLEVER
ESCAPES
they
terminate
the
fast
on
grounds
the
council
take
steps
through
the
proper
legal
chan
channels
�
nels
to
investigate
their
cases
which
they
claim
are
the
result
of
a
monstrous
conspiracy
The
fasting
resulted
from
their
refusal
to
cook
their
own
meals
Frecdomites
all
strict
vegetarians
normally
cook
for
themselves
while
in
prison
The
inmates
also
refused
to
make
their
bods
and
perform
other
chores
which
they
said
should
be
done
by
prison
em
employees
�
ployees
The
Fraternal
Council
mem
members
�
bers
have
been
discussing
whether
or
not
to
appeal
against
the
conviction
of
the
ter
terrorists
�
rorists
at
a
scries
of
meetings
in
Vancouver
The
59
sect
ciders
were
set
free
two
days
ago
when
a
mag
magistrate
�
istrate
refused
to
commit
them
for
higher
court
trial
on
charges
of
conspiring
to
intimidate
tho
governments
of
Canada
and
Convict
Caught
After
Mystery
Escape
VANCOUVER
CFI
Aii
e
capec
from
the
11
C
Peniten
Penitentiary
�
tiary
was
recaptured
here
to
today
�
day
after
he
was
recognized
by
an
Oakalla
Prison
guard
Arrest
of
Peter
Pay
24
ended
two
days
ol
freedom
for
the
pint
sized
inmate
who
left
penitentiary
officials
baffled
as
to
how
he
slipped
away
from
the
institution
Sidney
Walker
a
guard
at
neat
by
Oakalla
spotted
Dpy
walking
along
a
wcbt
cnd
strcit
ulillt
bitting
in
his
car
at
a
sci
vice
staliou
Walker
followed
Day
through
the
residential
area
for
sev
several
�
eral
blocks
until
he
was
able
to
hail
a
police
car
and
offi
officers
�
cers
arrested
the
escapee
I
saw
him
In
Oakalla
on
the
day
he
was
being
sent
to
the
penitentiary
and
I
knew
right
avay
who
it
was
said
Walker
police
said
Day
save
up
without
a
i
tmgs
e
i
Day
was
the
fkbt
man
in
six
jcurs
to
get
ocr
the
lilgli
walls
surrounding
tlui
peniten
penitentiary
�
tiary
at
New
Westminster
Deputy
Warden
John
Grant
said
Day
must
have
showed
Houdmi
like
qualifes
to
make
the
escape
probably
some
sometime
�
time
Wednesday
Day
could
not
be
found
dur
during
�
ing
a
bed
check
Wednesday
night
Guards
searched
the
penitentiary
and
adjacent
grounds
but
found
noi
truce
yt
the
inmate
or
any
Indication
that
he
had
scaled
the
wall
A
full
21
hours
after
he
was
lulled
prison
officials
weie
still
not
sure
whether
he
had
gotten
awjy
or
was
hiding
somewhere
In
the
institution
Day
is
serving
six
years
for
manslaughter
in
the
beating
death
ol
Donald
Butler
of
Tim
mlns
Onl
at
Courtenay
earlier
this
year
Only
five
convicts
have
ever
escaped
from
the
penitentiary
Three
were
recaptured
and
two
wile
shot
by
police
Joe
Podovinikoff
spokesman
for
the
group
said
We
are
a
hody
separate
from
the
group
generally
known
as
Frecdom
Frecdomites
�
ites
We
want
to
make
this
clear
to
try
to
break
the
etern
eternal
�
al
confusion
in
the
mind
of
the
public
The
54
men
in
the
group
were
part
of
70
men
charged
with
conspiracy
to
intimidate
the
Parliament
of
Canada
and
the
legislature
of
BC
through
acts
of
terrorism
The
remainder
had
been
convicted
of
terrorism
previously
and
were
returned
to
prison
Magistrate
William
Evans
of
Nelson
expert
on
Doukhobor
affairs
said
the
accused
were
Reform
Doukhobors
Certain
other
elements
were
Sons
of
Freedom
The
people
known
as
Frcc
Frccdomites
�
domites
and
their
leaders
have
been
signing
documents
as
Re
Reformed
�
formed
Doukhobors
for
years
but
no
one
has
paid
any
at
attention
�
tention
An
11CMP
official
who
has
woiked
in
the
Kootenays
where
most
Doukhobors
live
said
Actually
the
groups
the
Sons
and
e
Reformed
group
aie
so
integrated
I
dont
think
they
thenisehcs
can
sort
them
out
showers
VmW
Cariboo
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George
and
Dulkley
Valley
regions
may
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pect
mostly
cloudy
weather
Saturday
with
a
few
showers
little
change
in
temperature
and
light
winds
Low
tonight
and
high
Saturday
at
Prince
George
and
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and
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