m
SPORTS
HIGHLIGHTS
Defeating
Yankees
was
big
thrill
for
lefty
Billy
t
Pierce
Joe
Zugcr
watches
son
massacre
Roughics
with
forward
pass
Doug
Mohns
and
Henri
Richard
share
early
lead
in
NHL
scoring
See
Page
4
15000000
Bennett
Gets
Big
US
Loan
By
The
Canadian
Press
VICTORIA
Premier
Den
Dennett
�
nett
announced
Monday
lie
was
able
to
borrow
15000000
in
US
funds
for
the
BC
Hydro
and
Power
Authority
at
four
per
cent
interest
The
cabinet
approved
the
loan
Monday
Mr
Dennett
who
arranged
the
loan
in
New
Yoik
said
the
intciest
rate
on
the
90
day
bor
borrowing
�
rowing
compared
with
a
Cana
Canadian
�
dian
prime
rate
of
six
per
cent
Over
a
period
of
a
year
it
would
save
BC
Hydro
300000
As
fiscal
agent
for
Hydro
Mr
Bennett
said
he
has
been
able
to
raise
00000000
for
it
in
US
funds
saving
1000000
in
lower
interest
rates
He
said
the
15000000
was
not
earmarked
for
any
special
project
but
then
added
were
building
the
Ieacc
you
know
So
far
the
government
has
spent
about
8000000
on
the
Peace
River
project
and
is
com
committed
�
mitted
for
another
20000000
First
stage
of
the
development
will
cost
close
to
400000000
WAC
Secret
Leader
of
Quebec
Socred
Corps
OTTAWA
W
Lionel
Chcv
rier
Liberal
member
of
Parlia
ment
for
Montreal
Laurier
said
Monday
nignt
is
u
s
premier
Bennett
is
the
secret
leader
of
the
Social
Credit
MPs
from
Quebec
He
was
speaking
on
the
CBC
French
television
network
pro
program
�
gram
Affairs
de
lEtat
The
Nations
Business
Mr
Chevrier
said
he
Social
Credit
delegation
is
supporting
Mr
Bennett
by
keeping
the
Con
Conservative
�
servative
government
in
power
until
the
sale
of
Columbia
Biver
power
to
the
US
is
author
authorized
�
ized
The
Social
Credit
members
of
Parliament
from
Quebec
are
betraying
the
mandate
they
re
received
�
ceived
from
their
electors
by
supporting
the
Diefcnbaker
gov
government
�
ernment
he
said
Although
they
were
obeying
Real
Caouctte
Deputy
national
leader
Mr
Chevricr
said
Pre
Premier
�
mier
Bennett
was
the
behind-the-scenes
leader
Canada
is
now
under
a
co
coalition
�
alition
government
based
on
the
alliance
between
the
Que
Quebec
�
bec
Social
Credit
MPs
and
Con
Conservatives
�
servatives
from
the
rest
of
the
country
he
said
lie
said
those
who
supported
Social
Ciedit
in
the
June
18
fed
federal
�
eral
election
were
far
from
thinking
that
a
otc
for
Ca
ouettc
would
turn
out
to
be
a
ote
for
Diefcnbaker
5645
Vanishes
In
Bag
Switch
SAN
RAFAEL
Calif
AP
Food
mart
owner
Maury
Guy
reported
to
police
Monday
that
he
had
put
5G15
in
a
paper
bag
for
depositing
in
a
bank
when
some
customers
walked
in
Guy
said
he
put
the
bag
by
the
check
stand
and
waited
on
the
shoppers
When
he
had
checked
out
their
bags
he
found
his
missing
REMAINS
of
the
last
building
blocking
completion
of
the
parking
area
around
the
Coliseum
went
up
in
smoke
today
after
city
crews
ripped
the
building
down
The
former
home
of
William
Sloboda
the
city
had
to
Coast
Power
on
Again
As
Mess
Cleaned
Up
VANACOUVER
IB
It
was
bacon
and
eggs
the
old
fashioned
electric
way
for
thousands
more
families
today
After
three
days
of
fighting
for
a
cup
of
coffee
for
many
the
kitchen
range
worked
the
lights
worked
and
the
furnace
hummed
warmly
in
the
basement
For
others
the
morning
will
be
less
cosy
The
tail
of
typhoon
Frieda
which
had
winds
up
to
78
miles
an
hour
Friday
night
and
Saturday
morning
still
left
monumental
damage
and
some
homes
that
wont
have
power
until
the
weekend
Another
Try
Underway
To
Solve
Lumber
Fuss
WASHINGTON
ICP
A
dele
delegation
�
gation
of
US
officials
left
for
Ottawa
Monday
in
a
second
at
attempt
�
tempt
to
find
ways
to
l
educe
the
flow
of
Canadian
lumber
into
the
US
There
appeared
to
be
no
optimism
in
American
ranks
that
anything
of
a
concrete
na
nature
�
ture
would
be
accomplished
This
time
five
rcpiesenta
tives
of
the
US
lumber
indus
industry
�
try
accompanied
federal
offi
officials
�
cials
to
the
two
day
meeting
opening
today
The
industry
representatives
hope
to
meet
directly
with
Cana
Canadian
�
dian
lumbermen
but
there
was
some
doubt
whether
even
this
will
be
possible
William
Jobe
general
coun
counsel
�
sel
of
the
US
National
Associa
Association
�
tion
of
Lumber
Manufacturers
said
the
five
are
to
act
as
ad
advisers
�
visers
to
the
US
delegation
He
said
they
did
not
know
whether
they
would
be
able
to
attend
the
official
meetings
or
meet
with
the
Canadian
advisers
Last
July
President
Kennedy
called
for
Canada
US
negotia
negotiations
�
tions
on
the
lumber
problem
as
one
of
a
number
of
steps
to
aid
the
American
industry
The
first
Canada
-
US
meet
meeting
�
ing
in
August
was
described
as
Now
Hear
This
Nielsons
Chocolates
Travelling-man
Jim
Loftus
did
some
weekend
moose
hunting
the
normal
way
without
success
Then
yesterday
he
got
one
the
haul
way
by
ramming
it
with
his
car
on
the
highway
There
was
a
crisis
in
the
Caledonian
Society
when
Dr
Norman
MacKenzle
retired
as
pubident
of
the
University
of
BC
said
true
blue
Scot
Alex
Clark
at
a
dinner
here
last
lilglil
honoring
new
UBC
Presi
President
�
dent
Dr
John
B
Macdonald
on
the
latters
fitst
visit
to
Prince
George
Now
members
of
the
society
are
breathing
easily
again
said
Alex
as
he
present
presented
�
ed
Ir
Mac
with
one
of
the
PG
Chamber
of
Commerces
wurrrn
Id
famous
sprrrrruce
dollamrrrs
One
of
the
wood
wooden
�
en
bucks
also
went
to
Ir
Mac
donalds
assistant
R
R
Jeffels
and
the
UBC
boss
man
also
was
ghen
a
MrPG
by
Mayor
Gar
Garvin
�
vin
Deiell
amra
Milc
Zero
signpost
by
Mayor
G
E
Bid
Bidden
�
den
of
Dawson
Cieek
Call
Calling
�
ing
duplicate
bridge
fans
you
are
invited
to
attend
a
social
evening
at
8
nm
Wednesday
in
the
Civic
Centre
to
play
bridge
natch
but
also
to
help
form
a
club
for
regular
bridge
games
Probably
hundreds
of
local
folk
have
said
they
in
tend
to
be
on
the
4l
passenger
chatter
bus
which
leaves
for
North
Vancouver
Nov
2
and
returns
Nov
4
Its
sponsored
jointly
by
the
PG
Chamber
North
Van
bound
on
a
return
goodwill
trip
to
that
chamber
and
the
Touchdown
Club
Em
Empire
�
pire
Stadium
bound
to
see
the
Lions
final
game
of
the
season
against
Regina
But
sez
Cham
Chamber
�
ber
Secretary
Robyn
Webster
a
lot
of
the
talk
is
just
hot
air
Its
cash
on
the
barrellhead
says
Robvn
before
shell
ac
accept
�
cept
a
reservation
And
so
far
only
one
member
Al
Letendre
has
put
up
his
dough
Return
bus
fare
is
1415
room
at
the
St
Regis
if
desired
is
7
and
ticket
to
the
football
game
also
if
desired
is
1
JSever
good
at
writing
7s
Yackety
Mac
also
seems
un
unable
�
able
to
spell
on
his
Chan
3
weather
show
That
is
if
Vair
is
supposed
to
be
short
for
Variable
THE
CITIZEN
The
Only
Dally
Newspaper
Serving
North
Central
British
Columbia
Phone
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Vol
6
No
201
exploratory
Canadian
officials
have
made
clear
they
arc
op
opposed
�
posed
to
any
restrictions
on
Canadian
exports
Jobe
said
in
an
interview
that
Euromart
Growth
Due
to
Slow
Down
BRUSSELS
Reuters
The
rate
of
economic
growth
and
in
investment
�
vestment
in
the
sis
nation
Euro
European
�
pean
Common
Market
is
ex
expected
�
pected
to
slow
down
in
1963
the
Market
commission
reported
Monday
The
commissions
third
quarterly
report
for
1962
said
the
slower
rate
would
be
due
to
a
weaker
expansion
of
most
of
the
economies
of
industrial
countries
outside
the
Market
paiticularly
the
US
MAYOR
AILING
NEW
WESTMINSTER
CD
Major
Beth
Wood
is
in
satis
factory
condition
in
hospital
here
with
what
is
described
as
a
mild
hcatt
attack
which
level
of
government
has
PRINCE
GEORGE
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
TUESDAY
OCTOBER
16
1962
toasted
fp
dk
lfl
Sz
-mm
ffirw
4ijj
go
to
arbitration
in
order
to
expropriate
the
property
The
battle
for
the
land
lasted
almost
six
years
The
old
house
situated
between
the
Coliseum
and
the
fire
hall
was
put
to
the
torch
by
city
firemen
Vandervoort
photo
CAUTIOUS
APPROACH
URGED
Handle
Colleges
With
Kid
Gloves
Mayor
VICTORIA
CP
A
cautious
approach
to
creation
of
new
junior
college
facilities
in
the
Interior
was
urged
Monday
by
It
B
Wilson
mayor
of
Victoria
US
industry
representatives
responsibility
hope
to
convince
Canadians
they
are
extremely
serious
about
their
efforts
to
obtain
some
re
lief
from
Canadian
competition
in
one
way
or
another
He
suggested
Canada
could
reduce
the
annual
cut
of
timber
as
a
conservation
move
Since
our
big
problem
is
in
British
Columbia
this
perhaps
could
better
be
taken
up
with
Victoria
than
with
Ottawa
Jobe
said
If
the
British
Col
Columbia
�
umbia
government
would
re
reduce
�
duce
the
annual
provincial
tim
timber
�
ber
cut
by
say
10
per
cent
over
the
next
2t
months
we
would
be
very
happy
It
is
very
necessary
that
there
be
a
plan
so
that
higher
education
doesnt
develop
on
a
haphazard
basis
he
told
the
BC
School
Trustees
Associa
Association
�
tion
annual
convention
There
is
no
room
for
log
rolling
for
funds
between
the
different
institutions
he
warn
warned
�
ed
delegates
who
arc
concen
concentrating
�
trating
their
attention
of
junior
colleges
and
vocational
train
training
�
ing
Mavor
Wilson
said
financing
of
Grade
13
is
a
matter
of
con
considerable
�
siderable
concern
to
municipal
governments
throughout
BC
as
senior
matriculation
courses
may
lead
to
further
develop
developments
�
ments
This
raises
the
question
of
for
financing
of
courses
higher
than
Grade
12
he
continued
G
W
Graham
assistant
sup
superintendent
�
erintendent
in
charge
of
admin
administration
�
istration
for
the
education
de
department
�
partment
said
the
cost
sharing
formula
evolved
over
the
last
10
years
in
the
province
permits
more
flexibility
and
experimen
experimentation
�
tation
in
school
design
Aid
Doukhobors
Educationists
VANCOUVER
ICP
A
group
of
prominent
Vancouver
educa
educationists
�
tionists
sent
a
telegram
to
Wel
Welfare
�
fare
Minister
Black
Monday
night
urging
help
for
Fieedom
ite
Doukhobors
camped
near
in
part
Within
100
miles
of
Vancou
Vancouver
�
ver
over
1000
Doukhobors
are
living
in
tents
under
condi
conditions
�
tions
of
extreme
hardship
We
urge
you
to
review
liv
living
�
ing
conditions
of
these
families
If
destitution
is
evident
and
we
believe
it
is
we
urge
ou
to
implement
the
spirit
and
the
t
letter
of
the
Social
Assistance
i
Act
which
is
designed
to
relieve
human
suffering
whatever
the
cause
may
be
we
are
fearful
many
families
will
be
reduced
to
ai
state
of
destitution
which
should
not
be
endured
in
this
prov
1
ince
20
Taking
Vocational
School
Night
Course
Twenty
persons
registered
Monday
night
at
the
BC
Vocational
School
for
night
courses
in
heating
and
stationary
engineering
principal
Phil
Mac
Gregor
said
today
Mr
MacGregor
said
that
he
was
pleased
with
registration
but
that
a
few
more
students
could
be
taken
when
the
next
class
is
held
Thursday
at
730
pm
n
The
courses
uiVder
the
sponsorshipof
tle
fedtral
and
provincial
gqyerfiments
lead
to
certification
n
heating
and
fourth
class
stationary
engineering
BC
C35
NvCLOUDY
p-
-A
tytyl
Mostly
cloudy
conditions
are
forecast
for
Wednesday
in
the
Cariboo
Prince
George
and
Bulkley
Valley
regions
There
will
be
little
change
in
tem
temperature
�
perature
Winds
will
be
south
southerly
�
erly
15
gusting
to
25
mph
Low
tonight
and
high
Wednesday
at
Prince
George
32
and
52
Ques
nel
32
and
55
Smilhers
35
and
52
Peace
River
Mostly
cloudy
skies
are
forecast
for
the
Peace
River
area
with
occasional
showers
Wednesday
afternoon
It
will
be
a
little
cooler
with
winds
northwesterly
15
Low
to
tonight
�
night
and
high
Wednesday
at
Grande
Prairie
30
and
50
LAST
24
HOURS
Hi
Lo
Prec
Prince
George
Terrace
Smilhers
Quesnel
Williams
Lake
Kamloops
Whitehorse
Fort
Nelson
UBC
PRESIDENT
PREXY
VISITING
10
BC
CENTRES
Dr
John
B
Macdonald
UBC
president
will
visit
Castlcgar
Nelson
Cranbrook
Kelowna
Vernon
Kamloops
and
Rcvelstoke
in
his
study
of
decentralization
of
higher
education
in
B
C
He
has
already
visited
Ab
bolsfoid
and
Chilhwack
and
was
in
Prince
George
on
his
study
tour
Monday
BY
BOARD
Central
Control
Favored
Local
boards
working
under
the
UBC
board
of
governors
to
provide
all
continuing
education
in
the
various
regions
of
the
province
have
been
proposed
by
the
board
of
School
District
57
The
suggestion
is
made
in
a
brief
presented
Monday
to
Dr
John
B
Macdonald
UBC
presi
president
�
dent
who
was
in
the
city
to
continue
his
study
of
decentral
decentralization
�
ization
of
higher
education
facilities
in
BC
UBC
should
be
the
sole
re
responsible
�
sponsible
body
for
the
admin
administration
�
istration
of
higher
education
tlnoughout
BC
the
brief
says
and
the
governors
should
be
representative
of
the
entire
pro
province
�
vince
The
proposed
board
of
local
administration
-iiset
-up
to
ad
minister
the
local
situation
oi
behalf
of
the
higher
administra
tive
authority
should
be
form
ed
from
the
school
boards
it
serves
With
this
chain
of
command
responsibility
and
local
intciest
Continued
on
Page
3
Board
Proposes
Education
Centre
Development
of
a
post-secondary
education
centre
around
the
BC
Vocational
School
on
Cen
Central
�
tral
is
pioposed
in
the
School
District
57
brief
to
Dr
Mac
Macdonald
�
donald
If
40
acres
of
the
Crown
land
adjacent
to
the
school
were
ob
obtained
�
tained
the
junior
college
and
school
could
share
dormitory
cafeteria
and
recreational
facili
facilities
�
ties
Such
a
development
the
brief
says
should
take
care
of
needs
for
many
years
and
being
so
located
would
make
it
possible
to
integrate
continuing
education
in
a
compact
area
When
a
larger
site
were
need
needed
�
ed
UBC
could
move
to
a
500
acre
site
now
under
lescrvc
while
existing
facilities
could
be
incorporated
into
the
public
school
system
7c
a
Copy
TJ
Mtt
Colleges
Could
Work
Together
I
Private
and
public
junior
colleges
could
operate
side
by
side
in
BC
according
to
Dr
John
B
Macdonald
new
president
of
UBC
who
is
studying
the
need
for
decentral
decentralization
�
ization
of
higher
education
faciltites
in
the
province
DR
JOHN
MACDONALD
co
operation
Canada
has
not
yet
met
the
challenge
of
education
which
has
arisen
from
the
great
and
rapid
changes
in
todays
world
UBC
President
Dr
John
B
Macdonald
said
Monday
Dr
Macdonald
was
addressing
a
dinner
which
wound
up
his
one
day
visit
to
Prince
George
to
investigate
the
need
for
de
decentralizing
�
centralizing
higher
education
facilities
in
B
C
ECONOMIC
PROBLEMS
Canada
has
only
half
the
skilled
workers
of
the
US
in
proportion
to
the
labor
forces
of
the
two
countiics
and
only
one
third
the
professionals
These
facts
said
Dr
Macdon
Macdonald
�
ald
are
reflected
in
this
coun
countrys
�
trys
cunent
economic
prob
problems
�
lems
and
they
must
be
dealt
with
thiough
wider
eJucation
and
tiaining
opportunities
Graduate
schools
must
be
strengthened
much
greater
di
diversity
�
versity
of
educational
opportun
opportunity
�
ity
must
be
provided
and
tech
technical
�
nical
training
for
high
school
graduates
is
needed
The
problem
is
urgent
he
said
because
the
students
are
in
the
sehoools
now
and
by
In
an
interview
during
a
one
day
visit
to
Prince
George
Mon
Monday
�
day
he
pointed
out
that
auton
autonomy
�
omy
is
relative
and
that
while
all
colleges
need
a
certain
amount
of
independence
some
mechanism
of
control
is
needed
We
cant
dictate
from
Van
Vancouver
�
couver
or
Ottawa
or
Victoria
and
expect
to
have
first
class
colleges
All
would
need
some
independence
in
the
develop
development
�
ment
of
an
academic
program
or
they
wouldnt
be
educational
institutions
On
the
other
hand
Dr
Mac
Macdonald
�
donald
said
all
the
colleges
which
will
grow
up
cannot
be
allowed
to
go
their
own
ways
without
any
references
to
pro
provincial
�
vincial
standards
Public
funds
will
likely
be
involved
UBC
cannot
police
terminal
courses
in
the
same
way
it
could
keep
the
freshman
and
sopho
sophomore
�
more
classes
up
to
standard
through
its
policy
of
admitting
students
into
the
third
year
at
its
Point
Grey
campus
A
sup
plementary
control
system
is
needed
Dr
Macdonald
said
that
most
of
the
submissions
he
has
received
since
he
began
his
study
and
his
tour
on
plans
for
decentralization
and
the
creation
of
a
network
of
junior
colleges
have
supported
public
institutions
The
mechanisms
vary
he
said
but
the
general
view
apparently
is
that
the
province
needs
a
strong
high
standard
program
of
public
higher
education
although
there
have
been
no
objections
to
private
institutions
The
existence
of
the
two
types
of
college
together
should
not
be
regarded
as
a
competition
Elsewhere
in
the
continent
private
institutions
have
grown
up
and
have
been
strong
Dr
Macdonald
concluded
Education
Hike
Needed
Says
President
of
UBC
1970
opportunities
will
be
need
needed
�
ed
for
double
the
present
num
number
�
ber
of
university
students
Even
then
he
pointed
out
Canada
will
lag
behind
the
US
Russia
and
other
coun
countries
�
tries
in
providing
higher
educa
education
�
tion
to
its
capable
students
If
we
are
going
to
grow
and
survive
and
contribute
to
the
world
wc
must
do
better
Dr
Macdonald
told
educational
and
civic
leaders
attending
the
din
dinner
�
ner
Funds
will
be
required
on
an
unprecedented
scale
he
added
Canada
now
devotes
four
per
cent
of
its
gross
national
prod
product
�
uct
to
education
while
Russia
spends
about
12
per
cent
The
new
facilities
and
oppor
opportunities
�
tunities
needed
he
said
will
be
brought
by
informed
intelligent
citizens
demanding
that
some
action
be
taken
GRADUATE
SCHOOLS
At
the
same
lime
the
uni
university
�
versity
will
do
all
in
its
power
to
assist
in
the
development
of
educational
facilities
in
the
pio
vincc
and
with
decentraliza
decentralization
�
tion
to
expand
graduate
schools
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ONE
OF
THE
GROUPS
which
will
take
part
in
the
Variety
Concert
on
Saturday
is
a
chorus
rom
the
local
chSpter
of
3PEBSQSA
Five
members
practicing
are
frorrVleft
Pete
Knell
Frank
Glynn
Don
McKinnon
FrecUSkinner
Ctid
Hay
Atkinson
The
Variety
Concert
will
take
place
in
Duchess
Park
Auditorium
at
8
pm
and
all
proceeds
will
go
toward
a
maintenance0
fuid
for
the
grande
ftiano
Tickets
can
be
obtained
from
mernbers
of
theJaycee
Youth
Band
or
at
the
library
Prince
George
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or
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