year
j
u
s
t
lending
almost
1000-
000
cars
have
been
sold
with
buckets
A
majority
of
the
college
students
asked
prefer
the
buckets
They
think
of
them
as
sporty
But
67
per
cent
of
the
men
turned
thumbs
down
on
buck
ets
for
first
dating
So
did
58
per
cent
of
the
women
Only
15
per
cent
of
the
girls
going
steady
said
okay
lo
buckets
And
for
the
honeymoon
just
21
per
cent
of
the
males
and
11
per
cent
of
the
females
voted
for
them
The
emergency
brake
ra
rather
�
ther
gets
in
the
way
said
a
23-ycar-old
married
woman
student
of
the
bucket
scat
ar
arrangement
�
rangement
I
One
joung
man
suggested
there
is
always
the
back
scat
M
fy
SPORTS
HIGHLIGHTS
Dairy
Queens
one
game
away
from
senior
sotball
crown
Cincinnati
Reds
make
it
three
way
battle
for
pennant
New
York
Yankees
gain
big
lead
in
AL
race
See
Page
6
SHOWERS
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Mainly
cloudy
skies
are
fore
forecast
�
cast
for
Friday
with
scattered
showers
and
little
change
in
temperature
Winds
will
be
gen
generally
�
erally
light
except
westerly
15
during
showers
Low
tonight
and
high
Friday
at
Prince
George
and
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and
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and
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River
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and
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Friday
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63
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Foit
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Fort
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67
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Victims
Name
Being
Withheld
McBRIDE
Staff
The
identity
of
a
man
killed
Wed
Wednesday
�
nesday
near
Albreda
about
175
miles
southeast
of
Prince
George
was
still
being
withheld
today
RCMP
said
the
man
was
walking
across
the
CNR
tracks
when
he
was
hit
by
the
train
Cigarets
Bother
Prof
More
Than
Atom
Dust
VANCOUVER
CD
A
University
of
BC
physics
professor
worries
more
about
fruit
sprays
cigarets
and
drugs
than
he
does
about
nuclear
fallout
Prof
K
L
Erdraan
who
has
conducted
fallout
level
tests
here
said
lI
dont
think
theres
as
great
danger
for
us
from
fallout
as
from
cigarets
and
the
stuff
they
put
on
Okanagan
apples
and
additives
in
drugs
to
soothe
our
jangled
nerves
Now
Hear
This
Prince
George
and
district
Mrs
Alf
Wicks
combined
sports
fans
who
want
to
watch
earnings
of
95
at
last
nights
the
World
Scries
and
possibly
bomo
Canadian
football
games
may
only
have
to
travel
75
miles
ta
do
sov
The
Cariboo
Observer
icports
that
live
tele
iMon
In
Quesnel
Is
less
than
six
weeks
away
tf
hitches
dont
develop
This
prediction
was
nude
by
Kurl
Keichennck
chief
engineer
fur
CFCR
TV
Kam
luopa
when
lie
was
in
Quesnel
checking
the
Dragon
Mountain
bite
for
a
TV
satellite
iccchcr
hat
is
supposed
to
bounce
pro-
grume
from
hamloops
to
ques
quesnel
�
nel
Jim
Lehman
who
spent
a
littles
time
at
sea
some
years
aeo
is
taking
off
Friday
for
the
coast
where
he
plans
to
hunt
up
a
job
on
a
ship
mid
St
Marys
bingo
will
help
lo
soothe
the
slow
burn
brought
on
by
a
run
of
bad
luck
she
and
her
husband
encountered
on
a
holiday
trip
to
Prince
Rupert
and
back
Not
only
did
they
haye
lousy
luck
fishing
it
rain
ed
every
day
the
rounlc
was
away
And
to
top
it
off
Alf
landed
in
hospital
upon
his
ar
rival
home
with
blood
poisoning
in
his
hand
from
an
insect
bite
The
winnings
on
the
first
and
last
games
uf
the
bingo
will
help
defray
expenses
as
Alf
cant
bring
home
any
bacon
on
days
he
cant
work
Item
in
this
column
Tuesday
has
paid
off
The
Moose
lodge
leceuea
a
leiennone
can
giv
tng
the
location
ofthe
deep
fry
work
his
way
on
a
trip
Set
heu
basket
which
was
stolen
from
tiluns
ta
come
back
to
PG
some
day
but
how
soon
he
xclurns
will
depend
how
well
ho
likes
the
new
work
j
t
Its
booth
at
the
Exhibition
grounds
and
can
now
return
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ABOUT
15
delegates
to
the
annual
meeting
of
the
Associated
Chambers
of
Commerce
of
North
Central
BC
left
Prince
George
in
a
special
CNR
sleeping
car
this
morning
Preparing
to
leave
for
the
three
day
Buckets
Necking
Dont
Mix
DETROIT
AP
A
19-year-old
college
boy
recently
told
an
automobile
company
it
is
neither
comfortable
nor
safe
to
neck
while
driving
The
reply
was
elicited
in
campus
interviews
by
an
in
independent
�
dependent
research
organization
seeking
reaction
for
Ford
to
one
of
the
auto
industrys
greatest
recent
phenomenons
bucket
seats
p
t
separate
seats
duih
to
ap
approximately
�
proximately
fit
the
anatomy
suddenly
became
popular
two
years
ago
and
in
the
model
convention
in
Terrace
are
Stan
Crowe
of
Quesnel
and
Lloyd
Hunter
Alex
Clark
and
Art
Murray
of
Prince
George
Vandervoort
photo
MINOR
TRAFFIC
OFFENCE
Motorist
to
Go
to
Jail
Instead
of
Paying
2
A
Prince
Rupert
motorist
today
chose
to
serve
one
day
in
jail
rather
than
pay
a
2
fine
here
for
a
minor
traffic
offence
Walter
R
Rayner
was
charged
with
failing
to
stop
at
a
stop
sign
at
Third
and
Dominion
last
May
Rayner
freely
admitted
fail
failing
�
ing
to
stop
before
he
turned
onto
Third
but
explained
that
a
police
car
following
him
had
honked
its
horn
and
he
thought
the
police
wished
him
to
get
out
of
their
way
He
was
stopped
after
turn-
mgvontoVThirdYarid1-given-
the4
ticket
Magistrate
G
O
Stewart
m
giving
his
reasons
for
finding
Rayner
guilty
explained
that
unlike
the
Canadian
criminal
code
where
the
accused
must
have
formed
an
intent
to
break
the
law
provincial
statutes
were
of
a
prohibitive
nature
and
a
person
could
be
technically
guilty
even
if
there
was
no
in
tent
A
person
could
be
going
at
50
miles
an
hour
driving
a
sick
person
to
hospital
and
still
be
charged
with
speeding
the
magistrate
said
Mind
you
a
policeman
who
did
such
a
thing
should
have
his
head
read
but
Ive
never
known
a
policeman
who
would
Rayner
went
on
to
say
he
had
read
an
article
in
the
B
C
Automobile
Association
maga
magazine
�
zine
which
claimed
that
in
some
cities
police
patrols
pick
on
out-of-town
motorists
figuring
the
driver
will
simply
pay
the
fine
to
save
waiting
for
a
court
ap
appearance
�
pearance
Magistrate
Stewart
termed
this
absolute
nonsense
He
point
pointed
�
ed
out
that
in
Prince
George
about
40000
to
60000
in
fines
arc
taken
in
annually
while
court
and
related
costs
amount
to
about
150000
to
16000
Its
a
losing
proposition
he
added
The
magistrate
said
he
be
Kcved
every
word
of
Rayners
testimony
and
that
while
not
morally
guilty
he
was
legally
guilty
He
thus
levied
a
2
fine
rather
than
the
usual
10
but
Rayner
said
he
would
serve
the
day
In
jail
Riviera
Fires
Finally
Out
MARSEILLES
France
Reu
ters
Weary
firemen
today
finally
put
out
all
forest
fires
raging
along
the
French
Rivi
Riviera
�
era
after
battling
flames
throughout
the
night
A
devastating
wind
which
fanned
the
flames
Wednesday
died
down
after
dark
to
give
the
firemen
soldiers
and
volun
volunteers
�
teers
a
chance
to
contain
the
blazes
One
fire
which
had
ripped
through
thousands
of
acres
of
foiest
north
of
Marseilles
was
surrounded
and
extinguished
during
the
night
PARACHUTE
RECORD
LIMOGES
France
W
French
parachute
jumper
Raoul
Cled
assouhas
landed
dead
centre
on
the
target
and
bettered
the
world
record
for
precision
land
landing
�
ing
from
1000
metres
about
3300
feet
altitude
with
im
mediate
opening
The
world
record
of
15
inches
from
the
the
equipment
which
had
been
centre
of
the
target
was
held
rented
i
by
a
Romunian
Freight
Jumps
PGE
Tracks
PRINCE
GEORGE
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
THURSDAY
AUGUST
23
1962
Derailment
of
a
freight
train
early
today
21
miles
south
of
here
forced
vpassengerfor
the
scheduledr730raTni
soUthbdund
PGE
passenger
train
to
travel
by
bus
to
Clinton
Cause
of
the
derailment
near
Stone
Creek
was
not
known
Railway
officials
in
Vancouver
said
three
cars
left
the
track
and
caused
minor
damage
Re
Repairs
�
pairs
were
expected
to
be
com
completed
�
pleted
by
this
afternoon
they
said
LOS
ANGELES
LTI
The
day
of
seeing
eye
vacuum
cleaners
and
lawn
mowers
is
coming
closer
A
gadget
which
could
guide
rug
-
sweeping
and
yard-trim-
50
PEOPLE
HIDE
FEARING
ATTACK
BENSON
Ariz
AP
About
50
members
of
a
re
religious
�
ligious
sect
have
left
their
homes
here
and
taken
refuge
in
undergiouud
bomb
shel
shelters
�
ters
They
were
last
seen
af
after
�
ter
a
Sunday
meeting
Two
years
ago
about
80
members
of
the
Full
Gospel
Assembly
said
they
had
re
received
�
ceived
a
divine
warning
that
a
nuclear
war
soon
would
destroy
the
world
They
went
into
shelters
but
emerged
42
days
later
saying
God
had
assured
them
the
danger
was
past
It
TSwhsitE
rrtyimitc
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JfcvnvdtH
mm
MINCE
CEORtt
Town
47
Miles
North
Of
City
on
Hart
Hwy
POLICE
IN
SKIRTS
ARREST
TWO
MEN
NEW
YORK
Wl
Ten
husky
policemen
donned
womens
clothes
Wednesday
night
in
a
new
drive
on
street
crime
Operation
decoy
was
placed
in
the
hands
of
the
tactical
patrol
force
a
picked
group
of
Toving
trouble-shooters
with
no
fixed
assignments
One
in
the
garb
of
a
teen
agcr
was
grabbed
by
an
al
alleged
�
leged
would
be
rapist
in
Cen
Central
�
tral
Park
A
second
in
high
heels
and
a
dress
was
the
victim
of
a
purse
thief
in
an
another
�
other
park
Both
were
arrested
MURDER
TRY
Manhunt
On
for
Gunmen
PARIS
Reuters
A
nation
nationwide
�
wide
hunt
was
pressed
today
for
terrorists
who
ambushed
President
de
Gaulles
car
Wed
Wednesday
�
nesday
night
in
an
assassina
assassination
�
tion
attempt
that
failed
by
only
a
fraction
De
Gaulle
71
escaped
unin
uninjured
�
jured
but
his
car
was
hit
by
at
least
10
bullets
as
it
sped
through
a
hail
of
machine
gun
fire
One
bullet
missed
him
by
two
inches
Police
launched
an
all
-
out
search
for
the
would
be
assas
assassins
�
sins
believed
to
be
linked
with
the
French
Algeria
European
terrorist
Secret
Army
Organ
Organization
�
ization
Within
two
hours
of
the
at
tack
police
found
an
aban
abandoned
�
doned
truck
which
had
been
stolen
containing
two
heavy
machine
guns
used
in
the
as
assassination
�
sassination
attempt
Police
said
between
120
and
150
rounds
of
ammunition
were
firedaGrenades
andincendiary
bombs
also
were
louna
aiong
the
roadside
They
believed
about
10
men
took
part
in
the
attack
Interior
Minister
Roger
Frey
said
despite
his
narrow
escape
de
Gaulle
retained
his
usual
impcrturablc
calm
but
I
think
this
time
he
found
it
a
little
close
Seeing
Eye
Vacuum
Cleaner
Soon
Reality
mine
appliances
without
human
help
and
also
distinguish
war
heads
from
decoys
or
subma
submarines
�
rines
from
whales
was
demon
demonstrated
�
strated
Wednesday
at
the
West
em
Electronics
Show
Called
an
optical
decision
fil
filter
�
ter
the
device
was
developed
originally
to
detect
crevices
and
bulldozers
for
upcoming
un
unmanned
�
manned
moon
vehicles
Its
builder
Sam
S
Viglionc
of
Douglas
Aircrafts
electron
electronics
�
ics
laboratory
said
the
same
principles
could
be
used
in
making
instruments
to
1
Recognize
fingerprints
sig
natures
or
even
human
faces
and
then
unlock
doors
and
bank
vaults
2
Pinpoint
storm
centres
as
they
develop
beneath
orbiting
satellites
3
Guide
spaceships
through
a
starficld
while
the
pilots
sleep
The
piototypc
device
fits
in
a
suitcase
Viglionc
said
fur
further
�
ther
reseat
ch
could
reduce
the
size
of
a
three
pound
object
nine
inches
long
It
is
basically
a
tiny
compu
computer
�
ter
which
has
been
taught
to
identify
200000
three
dimen
sional
shapes
It
has
400
photo
cells
in
the
retina
of
its
eye
and
400
logic
units
in
its
brain
Mill
operators
and
workers
living
in
the
Crooked
Riser
Public
Working
Circle
which
extends
fiom
Suhiniit
Lake
to
McLcods
Lake
this
week
formed
a
community
assoeia
lion
Ctookcd
River
and
District
Community
Association
will
co
ordinate
recreational
ac
activities
�
tivities
for
the
estimated
150
families
living
in
the
area
An
informal
group
has
been
co
ordinating
such
Activities
including
a
six
team
softball
league
for
the
last
three
years
Lawrence
Rustad
was
elected
president
of
the
new
association
Alderman
Charlie
Gra-
ham
charges
that
some
planer
mill
operators
in
the
city
arc
shirking
their
re
responsibility
�
sponsibility
by
not
ensur
ensuring
�
ing
waste
is
properly
burn
burned
�
ed
before
its
discharge
into
the
air
He
told
a
city
council
general
purposes
committee
meeting
Wednesday
that
ash
from
bur
ners
while
not
a
danger
to
health
is
a
real
nuisance
to
city
residents
and
the
situation
could
be
so
easily
remedied
if
they
would
burn
their
waste
properly
Concurring
with
Aid
Graham
Mayor
Garvin
Dczell
said
flakes
of
unburned
or
partly
burned
sawdust
do
sometimes
cover
half
the
city
Theres
no
reason
why
you
should
have
to
sweep
a
dustpan
full
off
your
front
steps
at
any
time
The
committee
decided
to
rec
recommend
�
ommend
to
council
that
the
city
manager
advise
operators
of
a
clause
in
the
nuisance
bylaw
under
which
action
could
be
taken
THREE
MILLS
If
drawn
to
the
attention
of
the
offending
mills
I
am
sure
they
would
comply
City
Man
ager
Arran
Thomson
comment
commented
�
ed
Aid
Graham
said
lie
under
understood
�
stood
three
mills
were
mostly
to
blame
but
no
names
were
mentioned
Aid
Harry
Lodcr
told
the
committee
he
felt
it
is
about
lime
consideration
be
given
to
what
the
citys
project
will
be
what
n
federals
grants
will
4be
maue
Mr
rnomson
saici
uuawa
has
indicated
it
will
apportion
funds
to
municipalities
on
a
basis
similar
to
the
provincial
governments
in
BCs
1958
centennial
celebrations
IDEAS
SOUGHT
The
city
received
a
grant
of
19461
in
1957
based
on
one
dollar
per
person
living
in
the
City
and
unorganized
outlying
areas
The
project
was
improve
improvements
�
ments
to
Fort
George
Park
Aid
Lodcr
suggested
service
clubs
be
invited
to
submit
pro
proposals
�
posals
while
Aid
Dick
Yardley
felt
the
general
public
should
also
be
asked
to
give
ideas
for
a
project
Mayor
Dczell
said
he
thought
the
council
should
consider
the
matter
and
submit
its
recom
recommendations
�
mendations
to
the
people
in
a
plebiscite
form
In
other
committe
business
O
Aid
Lodcr
urged
that
lack
of
lighting
on
Central
at
Fifth
Tenth
and
Fifteenth
be
invest
investigated
�
igated
The
committee
asked
that
council
refer
that
matter
to
BC
Hydro
for
recommenda
tions
of
the
best
type
and
place
placement
�
ment
of
lighting
at
the
intersec
tions
Council
will
be
asked
to
submit
to
the
city
works
depart
ment
for
study
a
request
that
storm
drains
be
considered
in
next
years
program
for
Hem
lock
and
Maple
Streets
between
Seventeenth
and
Twentieth
The
committee
rccom
mended
that
two
property
own
ers
whose
improements
have
cneioachcd
on
a
lane
between
Ross
Crescent
and
the
Senior
Secondary
School
complex
be
notified
of
the
perimeter
of
their
lots
so
the
lane
can
be
improved
in
compliance
with
a
school
board
request
The
committee
recom
mended
granting
of
a
request
by
car
lot
operator
Bill
Clancy
that
one
hour
parking
be
in
instituted
�
stituted
on
the
west
side
of
Dominion
between
Fourth
and
Fifth
The
associations
main
pro
projects
�
jects
will
be
eenttcd
at
the
Crooked
River
townsitc
17
miles
not
lit
of
Prince
George
off
the
Hatt
Highway
wheie
a
tecreation
area
has
been
clcaicU
and
plans
call
for
election
of
a
coveted
curling
rink
this
winter
to
be
followed
by
a
community
hall
Also
planned
are
a
ball
diamond
and
setting
up
of
a
beach
on
the
shore
of
a
small
adjacent
lake
Idea
of
the
25
acre
townsite
was
conceived
by
School
Dis
District
�
trict
57
trustees
and
members
of
the
Crooked
River
Fotesl
Association
Subsequently
a
cabinet
otder
set
aside
thu
tract
in
the
forest
testr
vu
to
N
FOR
ASH
FALLOUT
der
new
labor
agreements
Industrial
Acohcerns
t
in
East
Eastern
�
ern
Canada
and
even
Europe
had
recognized
that
labor
in
BC
had
been
pretty
militant
and
had
often
led
the
march
to
higher
pay
As
a
result
he
said
industry
has
been
reluctant
to
locate
in
BC
without
some
reasonable
assurance
of
co
operation
from
labor
leader
in
the
Senate
As
a
successor
to
Roland
Michcner
Commons
Speaker
allow
establishment
of
the
town
The
Lands
and
Forests
De
Department
�
partment
put
up
the
property
and
carried
out
the
original
survey
while
the
Highways
Department
established
thu
right-of-way
for
roads
Initially
staked
out
were
21
lots
and
there
is
plenty
of
space
for
additional
ones
when
required
Upset
prise
of
one
lot
was
set
at
200
and
all
but
two
sold
at
an
auction
here
in
October
1960
The
other
two
have
since
been
sold
Most
of
the
lots
wero
bought
by
the
operators
and
later
sold
to
permanent
employees
Only
two
homes
have
actual
actually
�
ly
been
built
at
tho
towtisue
a
e
7C
a
Copy
MM
p
Month
Alderman
Lashes
Planer
Operators
For
Biting
Off
Thumb
Man
to
Get
Jail
Term
MONTREAL
CR
Roy
Culverhousc
a
Brantford
Ont
race
horse
owner
is
to
be
sentenced
Sept
12
for
biting
off
a
policemans
finger
in
a
brawl
at
a
race
track
July
11
Culverhousc
24
pleaded
guilty
to
charges
of
assault
with
intent
to
maim
grievous
assault
and
disturbing
the
peace
by
fighting
Witnesses
said
Culverhouse
got
into
a
fight
with
a
spectator
and
bit
him
on
the
thumb
He
later
struggled
with
four
policemen
biting
off
a
cons
constables
�
tables
second
finger
at
the
second
joint
ALL
MAJOR
UNIONS
SIGN
Industrial
Peace
Seen
In
BC
for
3
Years
VANCOUVER
CP
Industrial
peace
appears
assured
in
BC
for
the
next
three
years
All
the
major
unions
have
signed
wage
contracts
for
two
three
and
four
years
Industry
officials
say
this
means
business
can
plan
ahead
more
confidently
than
in
the
past
A
Vancouver
board
of
trade
official
said
long
term
contracts
mean
orders
can
be
taken
and
filled
at
quoted
prices
This
he
said
has
been
a
problem
in
the
construction
industry
particu-
for
Canadal
1967
centennial
J1
where
road
contractors
folphrnlinno
nave
vvu
piuma
uiactypcai
uu
Although
it
was
not
known
TOURIST
SURVEY
STARTED
IN
BC
VICTORIA
CPJ
BC
gov
crnment
has
launched
a
com
comprehensive
�
prehensive
survey
of
tourist
traffic
Recreation
Minister
West
wood
says
the
survey
will
be
taken
at
the
Douglas
border
crossing
south
of
Vancouver
and
on
ferries
travelling
be
between
�
tween
the
US
and
Vancou
Vancouver
�
ver
Island
The
survey
would
show
what
sort
of
people
tourists
in
BC
are
what
their
at
attitudes
�
titudes
towards
the
province
arc
and
what
would
be
the
most
effective
advertising
messages
2
More
Appointments
Made
by
Diefenbaker
OTTAWA
CP
Prime
Min
Minister
�
ister
Diefenbaker
has
all
but
completed
the
lineup
of
the
Conservatives
for
the
Parlia
Parliamentary
�
mentary
session
which
starts
Sept
27
It
remains
only
for
him
to
ap
appoint
�
point
a
Speaker
for
the
Senate
and
he
indicated
Wednesday
he
has
made
a
selection
to
be
an
announced
�
nounced
shortly
The
present
Speaker
is
Senator
Mark
Dro
uin
a
Conservative
and
close
friend
of
the
prime
minister
Mr
Diefenbaker
announced
his
nominee
for
Commons
Speaker
and
for
government
defeated
in
Toronto
St
Pauls
in
the
June
18
federal
election
Mr
Diefenbaker
said
he
will
propose
Marcel
Lambert
43
an
MP
for
Edmonton
West
and
former
parliamentary
s
e
c
r
e
tary
to
the
revenue
minister
Mr
Lambert
a
Rhodes
scho
scholar
�
lar
and
Dieppe
veteran
is
bi
bilingual
�
lingual
and
of
French
Canadian
and
Belgian
stock
The
other
major
appointment
was
that
of
Senator
Alfred
J
Brooks
of
New
Brunswick
as
government
leader
in
the
Sen
Senate
�
ate
Mr
Brooks
72
was
vet
veterans
�
erans
minister
until
appointed
to
the
Senate
in
1960
He
suc
succeeds
�
ceeds
Senator
Walter
Ascllinc
of
Saskatchewan
in
the
20-000-a-ycar
post
After
20
Year
Drought
OP
Rum
Due
to
Return
VICTORIA
CP
For
the
fust
tune
in
20
years
BC
residents
will
be
able
to
buy
overproof
demerara
rum
-
at
835
a
bottle
The
cabinet
has
approved
a
new
liquor
price
list
that
includes
liquor
control
board
bottled
rum
at
30
overproof
and
proof
potency
The
rum
would
be
available
on
vendors
shelves
sometime
this
winter
COVERED
CURLING
RINK
NEXT
PROJECT
Infant
Bush
Town
Forging
Ahead
but
approval
given
last
month
by
Central
Mortgage
and
Housing
Corp
for
house
build
building
�
ing
loans
is
expected
to
en
courage
mote
building
in
tho
near
future
Employers
feel
belter
facili
facilities
�
ties
such
as
thobc
which
can
be
provided
in
a
townsitc
will
provide
them
with
a
more
stabilized
labor
force
Crooked
River
operators
have
donated
2000
toward
material
and
labor
costs
in
building
the
curling
rink
as
well
as
the
lumber
One
firm
donated
the
curling
rocks
A
similar
townsitc
is
being
set
up
at
Stc
Marie
Lake
southeast
of
here
in
tho
Willow
River
Public
Working
Circle