SPORTS
HIGHLIGHTS
Hotel
takes
one
game
lead
in
ladies
softball
with
win
over
Giscome
Bombers
roar
from
behind
for
45
27
victory
over
Stamps
Reds
win
ninth
straight
to
edge
closer
to
second
place
Giants
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Page
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VISITING
QUEENS
at
the
coronation
on
City
Hall
lawn
at
730
pm
today
of
Queen
Aurora
V
will
in
include
�
clude
Jacqueline
Dunaway
Wiliams
Lakes
Queen
of
the
Lake
Miss
Dunaway
was
crowned
at
this
years
stampede
Also
scheduled
to
participate
in
the
cor
coronation
�
onation
at
which
Lands
and
Forest
Minister
Ray
Williston
will
officiate
is
Pentictons
Peach
Queen
Ellen
Hayden
and
Kelownas
Lady
of
the
Lake
Ruth
Gillespie
Crowning
will
follow
official
opening
of
the
four
day
Simon
Fraser
Days
and
Exhibition
Photo
by
Fred
Waterhouse
Williams
Lake
3
Vocational
School
Classes
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Up
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WORKER
DROWNED
NORTH
VANCOUVER
ICPI
A
bulldozer
operator
was
drowned
in
a
creek
Monday
when
he
toppled
over
as
he
was
scooping
water
into
a
pail
The
man
whose
name
was
not
re
leased
began
work
with
Capi
lano
Crushing
Co
a
week
ago
He
must
be
out
thar
staking
a
Three
of
the
classes
which
will
be
provided
at
the
new
Prince
George
vocational
school
this
year
are
now
full
director
Phil
MacGregor
said
today
Registrations
which
are
be
being
�
ing
handled
in
Victoria
have
been
completed
for
the
auto
mechanics
heavy
duty
mech
mechanics
�
anics
iand
heavy
dutyopera
tors
classes
However
applications
are
still
being
accepted
in
the
weld
Construction
of
the
building
which
will
be
used
when
classes
open
Sept
4
is
well
on
its
way
he
said
and
most
of
the
equipment
for
the
school
has
been
moved
in
Official
opening
of
the
vo
cational
school
will
not
be
held
until
the
fall
of
1963
when
all
four
buildings
will
be
complet
ed
not
have
been
apparent
to
the
large
crowd
Holidays
dont
always
have
a
happy
ending
a
was
discovered
by
Jim
Tait
of
Otway
Pheasant
Farm
While
he
was
out
of
tdwn
some
smart
bird
turned
loose
a
pair
of
ex
expensive
�
pensive
golden
pheasants
and
Jim
says
it
looks
like
theyre
gone
for
good
Their
value
about
15
Chamber
of
Commerce
Secre
Secretary
�
tary
Robyn
Webtter
says
mem
members
�
bers
who
havent
turned
up
to
work
on
the
chambers
Queen
Aurora
float
for
the
Simon
F
rater
Day
and
Exhibition
parade
can
redeem
themselves
by
being
at
the
Coliseum
at
830
am
Wednesday
thats
tomor
low
to
complete
the
float
It
goes
in
the
parade
starting
at
pm
winch
kicks
on
tne
tour
claim
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Deputy
Boss
1
day
exhibition
Phone
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THE
CITI
The
Only
Daily
Newspaper
Serving
North
Central
British
Columbia
Western
trackers
have
said
the
two
ships
now
are
several
hun
hundred
�
dred
miles
apart
Tass
the
Soviet
news
agency
announced
that
by
noon
that
Nikolayev
had
completed
his
49th
orbit
of
the
earth
and
had
travelled
about
1400000
miles
Popowich
flying
in
almost
the
same
orbit
had
completed
33
circuits
of
the
earth
for
a
total
of
1400000
kilometres
or
about
Vol
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No
158
SCHEDULE
BEING
MET
Court
Told
of
Drugs
Sale
to
Secret
Officer
VANCOUVER
CP
A
man
convicted
Monday
of
trafficking
in
narcotics
told
the
court
how
he
sold
a
capsule
of
heroin
to
an
RCMP
undercover
agent
James
Slater
42
speaking
in
his
own
defence
before
pleading
guilty
to
the
charge
told
of
meeting
RCMP
Const
James
C
Hunt
and
two
other
men
in
the
washroom
of
an
cast
end
Vancouver
hotel
I
was
only
out
of
stir
a
few
days
when
this
happened
Sla
Slater
�
ter
said
I
thought
he
was
a
fellow
addict
and
was
sick
Thats
the
only
reason
I
sold
it
to
him
Slater
who
admitted
spending
15
of
the
last
20
years
in
pri
prison
�
son
was
remanded
to
Aug-
20
for
sentence
John
Lees
45
pleaded
guilty
to
selling
a
controlled
drug
stimulants
or
sedatives
usually
obtainable
only
by
prescrip
prescription
�
tion
Thejnemwere
amorig42
per
persons
�
sons
so
far
arrested
following
several
months
of
undercover
work
by
Const
Hunt
who
posed
PUT
POLICE
IN
CARS
VANCOUVER
CF
A
coro
ners
jury
recommended
Mon
Monday
�
day
that
police
officers
should
be
taken
off
motorcycles
and
given
only
automobiles
for
their
duties
The
jury
was
invest
investigating
�
igating
the
death
of
RCMP
Const
Archie
Lepine
24
fa
fatally
�
tally
injured
when
his
motor
motorcycle
�
cycle
collided
with
a
truck
in
nearby
Surrey
No
Indication
When
Spacemen
to
End
Ride
MOSCOW
Wl
The
Soviet
Unions
two
newest
astronauts
completed
another
day
of
circl
circling
�
ing
the
earth
today
Moscows
central
television
station
broadcast
what
it
claim
claimed
�
ed
was
a
direct
transmission
from
Vostok
III
piloted
by
Maj
Andrian
Nikolayev
Nikolayev
could
be
seen
rais
raising
�
ing
his
log
book
looking
from
left
to
right
and
at
one
time
smiling
The
announcer
pointed
to
a
porthole
of
the
Vostok
III
and
said
that
through
it
it
was
pos
possible
�
sible
to
see
Vostok
IV
carrying
Lt
Col
Pavel
Popovich
This
would
indicate
the
two
space
ships
launched
a
day
apart
on
almost
identical
or
at
a
gravel
pit
on
Indian
Arm
bits
were
still
close
together
Now
Hear
This
Way
to
stop
a
fight
Ted
Fox
information
chief
from
BC
Hydros
head
office
and
Vic
Victoria
�
toria
public
relations
man
Gor
Gordon
�
don
Root
are
in
town
along
with
a
PGE
carload
of
newsmen
en
route
north
for
a
tour
of
the
Peace
River
project
The
boys
got
a
view
last
night
of
one
of
Prince
Georges
favorite
pas
pastimes
�
times
two
idiots
punching
and
kicking
cacli
other
up
and
down
the
1200
block
Sixth
After
a
while
Ted
hollered
What
arc
you
guys
trying
to
proc
Whctcupon
they
looked
at
each
other
foolishly
and
allowed
themsehes
to
bo
led
away
by
friends
Down
at
the
Barkcrville
pro
provincial
�
vincial
cabinet
style
shindig
yesterday
Deputy
Provincial
Secretary
Laurie
Wallace
was
introducing
dignitaries
he
knew
were
in
the
crowd
When
he
called
out
Mayor
Garvin
Dei
all
of
Prince
George
however
His
Worship
was
elsewhere
At
which
Mr
Wallace
quipped
man
Ron
East
also
attended
the
Barkerville
ceremonies
and
said
today
the
thing
was
quite
impressive
But
one
or
two
other
PG
types
who
were
there
reported
there
was
considerable
confusion
which
may
or
may
980000
miles
The
flight
continues
said
the
announcement
in
what
ap
appeared
�
peared
uTbc
an
indication
that
the
two
space
men
would
not
land
today
The
Soviet
government
con
tinued
to
maintain
absolute
sec
secrecy
�
recy
about
the
future
schedule
of
the
flight
Earlier
a
Soviet
informant
had
said
something
interesting
would
happen
in
the
afternoon
when
both
astronauts
would
be
in
a
position
to
descend
But
later
some
of
the
usually
i
en
enable
�
able
Soviet
scentific
sources
came
out
with
opposing
predic
predictions
�
tions
They
are
going
to
finish
out
a
week
said
another
The
cosmonauts
feel
very
well
and
are
successfully
ful
fulfilling
�
filling
the
flight
program
said
the
noon
report
by
Tass
Refusal
to
Fight
Fire
Costs
Man
Fine
of
25
The
minimum
25
fine
was
imposed
on
a
Giscome
mechanic
in
police
court
today
after
he
pleaded
guilty
to
failure
to
as
assist
�
sist
in
fighting
a
forest
fire
A
section
of
the
Forestry
Act
makes
it
mandatory
for
a
per
person
�
son
to
render
assistance
when
called
upon
to
do
so
There
are
a
few
exceptions
such
as
doctors
and
railway
en
engineers
�
gineers
An
assistant
forest
ranger
said
he
served
Nick
More
with
written
notice
July
28
that
he
would
have
to
join
a
fire
fighting
party
at
a
small
fire
near
Giscome
the
following
day
More
a
resident
of
the
area
for
the
last
four
years
claimed
he
was
not
aware
he
was
re
required
�
quired
to
assist
when
notified
ibv
-ammmm
PRINCE
GEORGE
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
TUESDAY
AUGUST
14
1962
Exhibits
Coming
In
for
Bia
Show
Only
6
Forest
Fires
Burning
in
District
Only
six
fires
were
burning
in
the
Prince
George
Forest
District
today
Twenty
two
men
are
on
fire
lines
Ten
are
mopping
up
the
Hot
Fire
near
Valemount
The
five
other
small
fires
are
burning
in
the
Penny
district
BY
ACCUSED
Wednesdays
forecast
calls
inS
course
and
the
welding
up-
as
a
drg
addict
for
variable
cloudiness
and
a
few
showers
or
thunderstorms
Wednesday
Little
change
in
temperature
Light
winds
ex
except
�
cept
for
southerly
20
in
some
valleys
Wednesday
morning
Low
tonight
and
high
Wednes
day
at
Prince
George
and
Smithers
45
and
65
Quesnel
45
and
68
Partly
cloudy
conditions
with
occasional
showers
arc
expect
expected
�
ed
Thursday
Peace
River
Sunny
except
occasional
cloudiness
Wednes
Wednesday
�
day
Little
change
in
tempera
temperature
�
ture
Winds
westerly
20
except
light
overnight
Low
tonight
and
high
Wednesday
at
Grande
Prai
Prairie
�
rie
5Q
and
70
LAST
24
HOURS
Hi
Lo
Prec
Prince
George
Terrace
Smithers
Quesnel
Williams
Lake
Kamloops
Whitchorsc
Fort
Nelson
Fort
St
John
grading
short
course
Mr
Mac
Gregor
reported
DOUG
GRANT
district
build
building
�
ing
inspector
reported
today
that
permits
were
issued
for
72
new
homes
in
the
area
immediately
surrounding
the
city
in
the
four
months
from
April
I-
Cost
of
construction
including
some
renovation
and
remodelling
work
was
estimated
at
694180
See
story
on
Page
3
Exhibits
for
the
four
day
Simon
Fraser
Days
and
Exhibition
were
flowing
into
the
fair
grounds
today
Secretary
manager
Ron
Dea
con
said
today
Everything
is
running
on
schedule
and
last
minute
preparations
arc
close
to
completion
Electricians
arc
busy
wiring
the
new
mall
in
front
of
the
main
building
and
should
have
all
installations
finished
by
nightfall
Commercial
exhibitors
were
moving
into
the
building
and
mall
today
It
was
expected
an
army
of
helpers
would
con
converge
�
verge
on
the
Exhibition
grounds
tonight
to
add
the
final
touches
to
exhibits
Carpenters
working
on
the
new
grandstand
stage
were
to
complete
work
tonight
and
have
everything
ready
for
opening
day
Wednesday
Four
special
security
guards
have
been
hired
to
watch
grounds
until
Saturday
night
There
are
no
entries
in
for
the
field
crops
division
so
far
said
Mr
Deacon
The
horse
division
however
is
practically
filled
I
expect
many
entries
come
in
at
the
last
minute
Mr
Deacon
said
Meanwhile
the
kiddies
arc
eagerly
awaiting
arrival
of
the
midway
The
14
ride
carnival
will
start
arriving
here
Wed
Wednesday
�
nesday
afternoon
with
free
rides
for
children
And
the
full
show
will
be
operating
by
Thursday
morning
BARKERVILLE
CP
The
BC
government
Monday
de
decided
�
cided
to
let
hospital
improve
improvement
�
ment
districts
raise
their
own
money
for
hospital
construc
construction
�
tion
Hospital
improvement
dis
districts
�
tricts
are
formed
in
unorganized
areas
When
a
new
hospital
or
a
hospital
addition
is
required
the
government
pays
50
per
cent
of
the
cost
the
federal
gov
government
�
ernment
12
per
cent
and
the
district
raises
the
rest
In
the
past
the
government
after
hospital
plans
have
been
approved
has
advanced
the
im
provement
areas
share
of
the
money
The
government
then
received
the
money
back
through
a
special
taxation
The
cabinet
here
on
one
of
its
periodic
out-of-the-capital
meetings
has
decided
that
the
districts
now
should
raise
their
own
money
through
their
own
bond
issue
Premier
Bennett
said
that
if
necessary
the
government
would
guarantee
a
bond
issue
with
interest
not
exceeding
5V
per
cent
The
government
is
apparently
hoping
that
the
districts
will
raise
the
money
or
at
least
some
of
the
money
through
sale
of
bonds
to
local
residents
and
lower
interest
rates
Asked
about
the
policy
change
Mr
Bennett
said
that
BC
is
I
the
only
province
that
advances
Hitting
Biting
Police
Costs
Man
50
Fine
An
Island
Cache
man
was
found
guilty
in
police
court
Monday
of
obstructing
and
assaulting
police
Alvin
Hanmore
was
fined
50
on
the
obstruction
charge
and
placed
on
probation
for
15
months
on
the
assault
charge
He
was
arrested
July
21
after
he
attempted
to
prevent
three
constables
from
arresting
his
wife
for
intoxication
near
their
Island
Cache
home
Police
said
Hanmore
punched
kicked
and
bit
the
officers
THEY
COULD
HAVE
AMERICAN
SAYS
Did
Red
Spaceships
Touch
CLEVELAND
AP
The
So
vict
space
ships
Vostok
III
and
IV
could
have
touched
one
an
another
�
other
during
their
orbits
an
of
official
�
ficial
of
the
Sohlo
Research
Centre
which
has
been
track
tracking
�
ing
the
vehicles
reports
Dr
A
L
Jones
supervisor
of
basic
research
at
the
centre
said
Monday
night
plottings
in
indicated
�
dicated
the
two
craft
began
to
separate
Monday
afternoon
lie
said
the
first
actual
meas
urement
of
distance
between
the
ships
indicated
they
were
75
miles
apart
and
the
next
measurement
showed
they
were
even
farther
apart
But
he
said
the
curve
shows
that
before
the
first
measure
measurement
�
ment
Monday
the
ships
had
reached
zero
separation
We
were
unable
to
observe
comergence
Jjecause
it
already
would
have
occurred
said
Dr
Jones
He
said
the
progressive
wid
widening
�
ening
of
distance
between
the
two
craft
led
him
at
first
to
believe
they
had
failed
to
come
together
but
the
plottings
hliow
cd
they
should
hac
met
All
the
data
we
have
sup
ports
the
contention
the
ships
met
he
said
This
includes
the
fact
we
have
never
received
any
voice
communication
from
Vostok
IV
Dr
Jones
said
one
of
the
cos
cosmonauts
�
monauts
could
have
transferred
from
his
own
ship
to
the
other
at
zero
separation
but
emphat
sized
this
was
merely
specula
ilioni
AUGUST
DORNBIERER
city
fire
chief
will
attend
the
an
annual
�
nual
fire
chiefs
college
in
New
Westminster
Aug
21
24
Fire
fighters
throughout
the
province
meet
to
discuss
latest
fighting
methods
view
new
types
of
equipment
and
have
round
table
discussions
Chief
Dornbierer
was
president
of
the
association
in
1959
60
Cabinet
Reaches
City
by
Rail
A
special
train
carrying
Pre
Premier
�
mier
Bennett
and
part
of
his
cabinet
on
a
week
long
tour
of
Northern
BC
was
scheduled
to
arrive
at
the
PGE
yards
here
at
1
p
m
today
The
official
party
was
to
spend
a
few
hours
here
while
Agriculture
Minister
Frank
Richtcr
and
Lands
and
Forests
Minister
Ray
Williston
attended
the
opening
of
the
Exhibition
Shortly
after
the
official
open
opening
�
ing
at
730
pm
the
train
is
scheduled
to
leave
for
Fort
St
John
where
a
cabinet
meeting
will
be
held
Wednesday
morn
morning
�
ing
Govt
to
Let
Hospitals
Their
Own
Funds
the
districts
share
of
the
mo
ney
it
was
a
time
of
austerity
and
the
government
thought
dis
districts
�
tricts
should
raise
their
own
money
The
100
Mile
House
hospital
board
asked
for
a
new
hospital
It
was
told
by
Premier
Bennett
it
would
receive
help
asked
pro
providing
�
viding
it
met
requirements
of
the
Hospital
Insurance
Act
BARKERVILLE
CP
Premier
Bennett
said
Monday
Canada
should
build
up
its
gold
reserves
through
a
feder
federal
�
al
subsidy
and
establish
its
own
Fort
Knox
The
build
up
should
be
made
through
a
subsidy
raising
gold
prices
to
50
an
ounce
15
higher
than
the
world
price
set
by
the
US
he
said
in
a
speech
at
this
gold
rush
capi
capital
�
tal
The
move
would
enable
Canada
to
stabilize
its
world
trade
bolster
its
economy
and
pay
off
international
deficits
when
there
is
pressure
on
the
Canadian
dollar
said
the
Social
Credit
premier
making
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7e
a
Copy
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ttmih
Critical
Fort
St
John
Girl
Flown
to
Hospital
EDMONTON
CP
Lola
Wright
of
Fort
St
John
brought
to
Edmonton
on
a
mercy
flight
was
dangerously
ill
in
hospital
today
with
meningitis
Hospital
officials
said
the
girls
condition
had
not
changed
since
she
was
admitted
VANCOUVER
POINT
GREY
SEAT
Second
Byelection
Due
Before
Next
Session
QUESNEL
CP
BC
will
likely
have
a
second
byelection
before
the
next
session
of
the
legislature
in
January
Premier
Bennett
indicated
Monday
The
people
of
Vancouver
i
Point
Grqy
will
be
fully
repre
represented
�
sented
at
the
next
session
he
said
indicating
a
byelection
to
fill
the
vacancy
created
by
the
death
Sunday
of
Mrs
Buda
Brown
minister
without
port
portfolio
�
folio
Rcvclstokc
constituency
will
have
a
byelection
Sept
4
to
fill
the
vacancy
created
by
the
death
of
George
Hobbs
CCF
New
Democratic
Party
MLA
Three
ministers
will
leave
the
premiers
tour
of
the
north
to
attend
Mrs
Browns
funeral
Wednesday
They
are
Education
Minister
Peterson
Health
Mini
ster
Martin
and
Attorney-Gen
eral
Bonner
BARKERVILLE
CP
Premier
Bennett
said
Mon
day
Buda
Brown
would
have
been
put
in
charge
of
a
gov
ernment
department
had
her
health
been
better
The
premier
expressed
per
personal
�
sonal
sorrow
at
the
death
of
the
minister
The
premier
said
her
death
was
a
severe
blow
to
himself
personally
to
the
government
and
to
the
people
of
BC
REGATTA
WONT
MATCH
41
v
KELOWNX
Of
Althoughthe
financial
story
wont
be
avail
able
for
a
few
days
It
appears
that
last
weeks
56th
Kelowna
International
Regatta
fell
short
of
the
shows
1961
income
Spurred
by
the
attraction
of
the
RCAFs
Golden
Hawks
aero
batic
team
1961
attendance
reached
about
65000
and
de
declined
�
clined
this
year
to
about
62000
Grandstand
attendance
was
high
but
also
below
1961
fig
figures
�
ures
a
tour
of
the
BC
Interior
He
said
the
gold
should
be
kept
in
the
mint
in
Ottawa
just
as
the
U
S
stores
its
gold
reserves
at
Fort
Knox
It
isnt
a
question
of
using
gold
for
international
pay
payments
�
ments
he
said
in
an
inter
interview
�
view
later
It
would
simply
be
used
as
a
reserve
to
strength
strengthen
�
en
world
confidence
in
Can
Canada
�
ada
He
said
few
people
under
understand
�
stand
the
importance
of
gold
in
Canadas
economy
Raising
the
price
in
Canada
would
not
affect
her
internal
economy
because
gold
is
not
used
in
internal
exchange
he
said
Canada
is
in
the
most
for
fortunate
�
tunate
position
of
any
nation
Drunk
Steals
Escort
BARKERVILLE
CP
Premier
Bennett
and
his
RCMP
escort
car
barrelled
through
this
historic
commun
community
�
ity
red
light
flashing
speed
limits
ignored
Red
coated
constables
dump
dumped
�
ed
the
premier
off
and
hurried
off
to
answer
they
said
a-hold-up
call
Well
not
exactly
a
holdup
call
More
of
a
mixup
they
explained
Monday
It
started
when
a
bus
driver
about
to
leave
here
for
Prince
George
couldnt
get
rid
of
a
drunk
He
telephoned
police
but
the
line
was
busy
Is
this
an
emergency
asked
the
operator
NOf-
replied-
the
driver
but
Im
being
held
up
The
operator
cut
him
off
at
this
point
and
put
out
an
emer
emergency
�
gency
call
on
police1
lines
The
RCMP
car
was
the
only
one
available
Fulfilling
duty
and
forsaking
ceremony
the
escort
took
the
call
The
drunk
spent
the
night
in
jail
Canada
Should
Establish
Its
Own
Fort
Knox
Premier
Bennett
Says
in
the
world
having
such
a
large
supply
of
gold
in
its
hills
and
streams
he
said
The
premier
officiated
at
the
opening
of
a
park
com
comprising
�
prising
buildings
restored
to
mark
the
centennial
of
Bar
kervillcs
hey
day
as
the
ccntie
of
the
1862
BC
gold
rush
At
the
ceremony
he
was
presented
with
21
gold
nuggets
worth
100
by
the
Cariboo
Gold
Quartz
Co
at
nearby
Wells
Critics
of
the
provincial
government
might
be
concern
concerned
�
ed
about
BCs
financial
status
but
they
now
can
be
assured
that
the
premier
will
be
solvent
for
a
few
days
quipped
Mr
Bennett
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BARKERVILLE
PARK
was
officially
opened
Monday
by
Premier
Bennett
who
with
his
cabinet
is
touring
Northern
BC
Mr
Bennett
right
unveiled
a
monu
monument
�
ment
marking
restoration
of
the
Cariboo
gold
rush
centre
with
the
assistance
of
Laurie
Wallace
assistant
deputy
secretary
of
the
province
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