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ONE
SEEKS
DEATH
600
Sons
celebrate
Xmas
early
with
fast
HOPE
CP
Some
600
Sons
of
Freedom
Doukhobors
started
Christmas
celebrations
Tuesday
with
a
three
day
fast
while
Mrs
Tania
Rezansoff
72
entered
her
15th
day
without
food
She
has
vowed
to
fast
to
the
death
Two-
three
year
terms
handed
out
in
robbery
case
Two
Quebec
men
were
given
jail
sentences
by
Magistrate
G
O
Stewart
in
police
court
Tuesday
for
robbery
with
assault
on
a
Kerry
Lake
man
Nov
15
Bona
Langlois
was
sentenced
to
two
jears
less
a
day
in
the
provincial
jail
here
Alfred
Langlois
was
sentenced
to
three
cars
in
the
BC
penitentiary
in
New
Westminster
Two
other
men
Luciene
Chicoinc
and
Gaitan
Aubin
were
given
two
year
suspended
sen
sentences
�
tences
The
men
were
found
guilty
of
robbing
and
beating
Matt
Too
dick
near
Kerry
Lake
Freedomite
spokesmen
said
they
celebrate
Christmas
on
Nov
27
the
birthday
of
spiritual
leader
Stefan
Sorokin
who
lives
in
Uruguay
because
they
do
not
agree
with
the
way
Canadians
observe
Dec
25
Marie
Shlakoit
one
of
the
sects
spokesmen
said
Free
domites
object
to
the
commer
commercialism
�
cialism
and
drinking
associated
with
Canadian
celebrations
Mrs
Rezansoff
who
suffers
from
Parkinsons
disease
has
rejected
food
since
Nov
13
For
the
last
three
days
she
Douks
planning
return
to
Krestova
See
Page
2
has
rejected
even
water
and
is
growing
visibly
weaker
It
is
the
second
time
Mrs
Rezansoff
has
fasted
Her
first
fast
lasted
35
days
Now
hear
this
Everj
bodys
favorite
gal
Jes
sle
Cunliffe
is
celebrating
her
58th
biilhday
today
Its
also
a
birthday
for
Jessies
good
pal
Dot
Cranston
but
we
wont
put
in
a
figure
because
we
dont
know
and
she
wont
tell
Just
say
life
begins
at
40
quipped
Jessie
So
many
happy
returns
to
vou
both
-OKeefcs
brewery
rrp
in
this
part
of
the
woild
Ed
Richardson
says
his
companys
Grey
Cup
bieakfasl
at
the
Billy
Barker
Inn
at
Qucsnel
is
still
on
in
spite
of
false
minors
there
would
be
no
live
tv
in
Qucsnel
Satur
Saturday
�
day
The
Canadian
Press
re
reports
�
ports
a
hospital
spokesman
at
the
Vancouver
General
jas
PG
oldtimer
Alex
Moffats
condition
is
fair
Alex
was
flown
to
the
BUSINESSMAN
DEAD
PENTJCTON
CD
William
L
Clark
well
known
Kootenay
businessman
and
former
piesi
dent
of
the
Western
Interna
tional
Hotkey
League
died
in
hospital
here
He
was
on
his
way
from
Vancouver
to
his
home
in
Creston
when
he
be
came
ill
and
went
to
hospital
coast
Sunday
Son
Harold
also
reports
from
Vancouver
that
Alex
is
feeling
much
better
and
wants
news
fiom
home
So
any
anyone
�
one
who
feels
like
dropping
a
note
the
address
is
care
of
the
Centennial
Pavilion
Vancouver
General
Hospital
President
of
Fraser
Fabricating
and
En
Engineering
�
gineering
Ltd
Dave
Hytlop
is
in
PG
hospital
after
slipping
and
breaking
his
leg
on
the
job
Tuesday
Memo
to
Legion
Legionnaires
�
naires
those
veterans
calendars
being
sold
around
town
are
not
sponsoied
by
The
Royal
Can
Canadian
�
adian
Legion
The
small
print
at
the
bottom
says
they
are
be
being
�
ing
hustled
for
personal
gain
and
very
small
print
it
is
too
Who
says
curling
is
a
game
fur
sissies
Jimmy
McEachnie
20
j
ear
old
boss
man
at
the
Cindcrela
Beauty
Salon
has
a
twisted
leg
six
stitches
in
his
chin
and
blank
spaces
where
two
teeth
used
to
be
to
piovc
its
a
tough
game
at
times
He
tripped
over
the
divider
be
tween
two
ice
sheets
Monday
night
twisting
his
leg
Facial
debacle
occuncd
when
a
curler
on
the
other
sheet
promptly
tripped
and
sat
on
Jimmys
head
Cache
children
risk
lives
daily
to
get
to
school
By
LEWIS
SEALE
Cltlien
Staff
Reporter
Despite
the
efforts
of
par
cnts
teachers
mill
owners
and
CNR
police
a
number
of
children
from
the
Island
Cache
risk
their
lives
daily
to
attend
school
in
the
city
Last
spring
rising
enrol
ment
at
the
two
room
ele
elementary
�
mentary
school
in
the
Cache
forced
School
District
57
of
officials
�
ficials
to
move
21
students
into
the
city
for
classes
Because
this
was
done
in
midyear
and
because
it
ap
appeared
�
peared
possible
to
tnoic
stu
students
�
dents
within
the
framework
of
the
existing
school
bus
sen
ice
these
students
were
brought
to
the
city
by
bus
This
j
ear
howcer
the
IN
CONCILIATION
REPORT
A
merit
svitcm
of
increases
for
deserving
teachers
has
been
recommended
by
G
r
a
o
m
e
Claike
conciliator
for
the
Prince
George
and
District
Teachers
Association
in
its
salary
dispufc
with
the
School
District
57
board
In
his
report
to
the
associa
tion
agicemcnts
committee
ie-
ceived
at
a
board
meeting
Mon
day
Mr
Clarke
suggested
that
all
possible
efforts
be
mado
both
by
the
teachers
and
the
board
in
their
search
for
tomu
presence
of
37
students
from
the
Island
Cache
at
the
sen
senior
�
ior
secondary
school
annex
was
planned
from
the
begin
beginning
�
ning
of
the
j
car
All
of
the
students
involved
in
the
move
district
officials
agreed
were
within
the
three
mile
walking
distance
by
the
nearest
passable
route
set
by
board
policy
and
no
bus
was
provided
The
problem
is
that
the
shortest
distance
between
homes
in
the
Island
Cache
and
the
senior
secondary
school
annex
leads
through
the
dangerous
CNR
yards
One
of
the
two
alternatives
to
trespassing
on
railway
property
ducking
under
cars
which
cotild
be
shunted
at
any
means
of
instituting
a
merit
sjstcm
Some
means
of
rewarding
the
caiicr
ttddim
who
aie
stuving
to
do
a
belter
job
for
their
students
and
the
community
and
of
upholding
their
good
standing
in
the
community
should
be
found
said
Mr
Clarke
an
accountant
In
addition
to
planning
for
merit
pay
he
also
lecommend
ed
acceptance
of
the
zonal
of
offer
�
fer
aiound
which
discussions
l
evolved
with
the
addition
of
S0
pay
increase
in
each
of
the
moment
and
crossing
sidings
is
to
risk
the
machinery
of
planer
row
Mill
owners
in
the
area
have
complained
about
the
presence
of
children
when
fork
lifts
and
other
heavy
machinery
is
moving
around
the
mills
and
piling
yards
The
second
alternative
is
to
get
from
the
Cache
into
the
city
by
the
Ottawa
Street
crossing
which
skirts
the
mill
properties
and
main
rail
railway
�
way
yards
But
this
is
the
longest
of
the
three
fbutcs
In
most
cases
and
parents
say
they
can
cannot
�
not
keep
the
childien
out
of
danger
no
matter
how
fre
frequently
�
quently
they
arc
warned
Continued
on
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3
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only
daily
newspaper
serving
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Central
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Columbia
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231
PRINCE
GEORGE
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
WEDNESDAY
NOVEMBER
28
1962
7c
a
Copy
sg
VpISu
Local
boxer
assured
of
BEG
silver
medal
PERTH
Australia
CP
Harold
Mann
of
Prince
George
assured
himself
of
at
least
a
silver
medal
in
boxing
at
the
British
Empire
Games
today
when
he
outpointed
Francis
Nyangweso
of
Uganda
in
a
semi
semifinal
�
final
light
middleweight
bout
The
23-year-old
Canadian
southpaw
decked
his
taller
opponent
twice
for
brief
counts
and
once
knocked
him
through
the
ropes
when
the
Ugandan
was
off
balance
Disregarding
his
opponents
longer
reach
Mann
moved
in
and
used
a
powerful
left
jab
to
good
advantage
It
was
the
jab
that
hadNyangweso
down
twice
in
the
three
round
bout
All
boxing
finals
in
the
games
are
scheduled
for
Friday
BY
INCUMBENT
Candidate
s
right
to
run
queried
Right
of
Dr
W
J
Aitken
to
stand
for
election
to
the
School
District
57
board
has
been
questioned
before
the
returning
officer
Arran
Thomson
by
incumbent
trustee
Jack
Rhodes
Dr
Aitken
as
a
member
of
the
school
dental
health
pro
program
�
gram
has
been
in
receipt
of
almost
1200
this
year
in
district
cheques
made
out
in
his
name
According
to
the
Public
Schools
Act
nominees
cannot
be
in
receipt
from
the
board
of
any
remuneration
over
100
in
any
one
ear
other
than
pay
payment
�
ment
by
way
of
expenses
as
provided
in
this
act
said
Mr
Rhodes
In
a
statement
issued
today
Mr
Rhodes
denied
he
was
ques
questioning
�
tioning
the
integrity
of
the
can
candidate
�
didate
whom
he
did
not
name
in
any
respect
I
have
merely
drawn
to
the
attention
of
the
returning
oificcr
certain
sections
of
the
Public
Schools
Act
which
might
have
a
bearing
on
the
qualifjing
position
of
one
of
the
candi
candidates
�
dates
Mr
Thomson
said
he
fell
his
duty
as
returning
officer
was
simply
to
icccive
nomination
papers
and
attest
the
signature
not
the
candidates
qualifica
tions
Dr
Aitken
declared
when
he
filed
his
papers
Mr
Thomson
pointed
out
that
he
was
fully
qualified
to
be
nominated
elected
and
to
hold
the
office
of
trustee
for
School
District
57
If
he
is
elected
he
can
be
challenged
before
a
judge
of
the
county
court
or
supreme
court
under
the
Municipal
Act
by
another
candidate
or
by
four
or
moie
qualified
electors
Dr
Aitken
said
this
possibility
had
been
brought
to
his
atten
attention
�
tion
but
that
he
had
understood
he
was
in
the
clear
because
he
was
not
employed
by
the
board
He
said
he
had
iesigned
from
the
dental
health
program
in
order
to
join
the
three
way
race
for
the
two
city
seats
falling
vacant
on
the
board
this
year
and
had
no
plans
to
pull
out
Death
sentences
of
2
OAS
leaders
commuted
PARIS
Reuters
President
de
Gaulle
has
commuted
the
death
sentences
of
terrorist
Secret
Army
leaders
Kdmon
Jouhaud
and
Andre
Canal
BY
ARCHITEC1
Concrete
recommended
over
wood
for
school
Quotes
showing
use
of
concrete
and
steel
in
the
Central
Fort
George
School
-addition
would
be
cheaper
than
the
conventional
wood
frame
construction
were
presented
to
the
meeting
of
the
School
District
57
board
Mild
flu
attack
hits
Pope
John
VATICAN
CITY
AP
The
Popes
usual
Wednesday
gen
general
�
eral
audience
was
cancelled
suddenly
today
The
Vatican
press
office
said
the
81-year-old
pontiff
has
a
mild
case
of
in
fluenza
Vatican
sources
Tuesday
night
denied
reports
in
Rome
news
newspapers
�
papers
that
the
pontiff
would
undergo
an
operation
for
pros
prostate
�
tate
tioubie
before
Christmas
Stand
unchanged
after
meeting
Arbitration
in
the
contract
dispute
between
the
Prince
George
District
Teachers
As
Association
�
sociation
and
the
School
District
57
board
was
termed
inevit
inevitable
�
able
today
by
association
spokesman
A
general
meeting
of
the
teachers
was
held
Tuesday
to
review
a
previous
stand
against
a
zone
offer
made
by
trustees
throughout
the
Northern
In
Interior
�
terior
Spokesmen
said
today
the
undeniable
fact
is
that
salary
scales-
are
definitely
low
and
despite
all
our
attempts
to
ne
gotiate
in
good
faith
the
board
has
given
us
no
acceptable
offers
here
Architect
Dcs
Parker
had
been
asked
to
bring
the
quotes
before
the
board
when
he
first
proposed
the
use
of
concrete
slab
floors
concrete
block
walls
and
steel
trusses
for
the
addi
tion
to
bring
the
cost
down
fiom
early
estimates
of
about
250000
Figures
submitted
Monday
Concrete
slab
on
grade
floor
would
cost
about
40
cents
a
square
foot
approximately
the
same
as
for
a
wood
floor
excluding
the
extra
excavations
for
crawl
space
ground
seal
and
dwarf
walls
which
would
be
required
by
the
latter
Exterior
wall
in
conven
conventional
�
tional
wood
frame
construction
would
cpst
about
17
per
lineal
foot
exclusive
of
the
cost
of
finish
whereas
the
average
quote
was
1225
a
lineal
foot
for
concrete
block
with
paint
painting
�
ing
on
one
side
Cost
of
the
root
decking
in
steel
would
be
about
37
cents
a
square
foot
and
this
is
where
wood
comes
into
its
own
ac
according
�
cording
to
Mr
Parker
Propos
Proposed
�
ed
for
the
new
building
is
a
two
inch
spruce
deck
at
about
30
cents
a
square
foot
Beams
in
the
classroom
section
would
be
a
little
cheap
cheaper
�
er
in
wood
58
per
24
foot
beam
in
steel
against
55
in
laminated
wood
for
the
class
room
block
roof
and
66
in
steel
against
60
in
wood
for
the
second
floor
professional
classifications
The
zonal
offer
made
by
bCHii
Northern
Interior
boards
to
their
individual
district
teach
teachers
�
ers
association
would
have
pin
vided
a
40
across
the
board
increase
to
most
Prince
George
teachers
and
new
maximum
pay
levels
in
professional
class
classifications
�
ifications
Another
recommendation
was
that
the
teachers
make
a
con
concentrated
�
centrated
effort
towards
a
bet
better
�
ter
public
relations
program
di
directed
�
rected
to
district
taxpaers
throughout
the
year
to
overcome
Tuesday
nights
low
reading
of
19
degrees
is
the
coldest
tem
temperature
�
perature
to
date
this
season
More
snow
is
forecast
over
overnight
�
night
and
scattered
snow
flurries
and
cloudy
conditions
arc
ex
expected
�
pected
again
Thursday
with
light
winds
Low
tonight
and
high
Thursday
at
Prince
George
and
Smithcrs
25
and
32
Qucs
ncl
25
and
35
LAST
24
HOURS
Hi
Lo
Prec
Prince
George
31
19
Terrace
35
30
Teacher
rep
favored
merit
system
30
Smithcrs
33
14
Quesncl
28
17
Williams
Lake
37
G
Kamloops
48
20
Whitchorse
3
-7
Fort
Nelson
2
0
trace
Foit
St
John
22
15
Dawson
Creek
2J
14
PRAIRIE
SYNOPSIS
Eatly
morning
weather
pic
picture
�
ture
in
Prairie
cities
Winnipeg
3C
raining
29
piecipitation
Brandon
34
raining
winds
NE
15
liegina
32
SSE
wind
5
overcast
light
rain
Saskatoon
20
east
wind
8
Swilt
Current
25
wind
SW
16
Moose
Jaw
3C
clear
and
calm
Medicine
Hat
30
clear
and
calm
llie
apathy
and
open
hostility
now
appaicnt
Eaihcr
hi
his
icpuit
Mr
Cluiku
said
average
annual
turnover
of
30
to
35
per
cent
of
distiicl
teachers
is
tlctii
mental
to
the
welfare
of
schools
and
teachers
as
well
as
being
very
costly
to
the
district
and
its
taxpacrs
The
jeport
of
the
boards
con
conciliator
�
ciliator
Trustee
Jim
Elliott
said
simply
that
no
agreement
had
been
i
cached
and
the
mat
matter
�
ter
would
have
to
go
to
arbitra
arbitration
�
tion
for
a
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TWO
HIGH
SCHOOL
STUDENTS
WHO
LIVE
IN
THE
ISLAND
CACHE
CARAAELA
DeBcnedetto
16
and
Shcrron
Gagne
18
receive
congratulations
from
CNR
police
policeman
�
man
Peter
Russell
for
walking
around
a
halted
train
in
the
CNR
yards
rather
than
crawling
under
or
over
the
car
couplings
There
have
been
complaints
that
students
going
to
and
returning
from
school
in
the
city
risk
their
lives
daily
by
crossing
the
railway
yards
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photos
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o
SNOW
x
1
SCREENS
BLANK
FIVE
DAYS
Quesnel
tv
to
be
back
on
for
Grey
Cup
game
QUESNEL
Staff
Barring
unforseen
circum
circumstances
�
stances
television
was
to
be
restored
here
today
assur
assuring
�
ing
viewers
of
coverage
of
Saturdays
Grey
Cup
game
Abe
Bergen
chairman
of
the
Qucsnel
Television
Association
told
The
Citizen
this
morning
that
CFCIt
-
TV
engineer
Kurt
Itcichennek
would
be
on
top
of
Dragon
Mountain
this
after
noon
to
correct
difficulty
at
the
transmitter
site
TV
has
been
off
here
since
Ftiday
night
but
service
to
Wil
Williams
�
liams
Lake
and
the
remainder
of
the
Cariboo
has
gone
on
un
uninterrupted
�
interrupted
Unless
there
is
more
dam
damage
�
age
than
expected
tv
will
be
back
on
this
afternoon
Mr
Bergen
said
But
at
any
rate
well
have
the
Grey
Cup
game
for
sure
Mr
Bergen
said
the
sales
of
QTA
memberships
have
been
coming
along
fine
but
didnt
know
what
the
current
total
was
A
report
on
the
damage
is
expected
by
tonight
MONTREAL
CPi
Gordon
M
Shrum
chairman
of
the
BC
Ihdro
and
Power
Authority
said
Tuesday
BC
s
greatest
ex
port
in
the
future
will
be
hy
clraulic
power
He
told
a
Montreal
service
club
a
change
is
coming
in
the
Canadian
policy
rcstiicling
ex
poit
of
power
The
federal
gov
government
�
ernment
had
decided
to
reas
bess
the
policy
Wcic
tring
to
export
all
oilier
commodities
so
why
not
power
he
said
Mr
Slu
urn
said
there
has
been
an
aversion
to
power
ex
potts
for
45
vcars
and
it
traced
back
to
contracts
let
to
US
consumers
in
the
Niagara
Falls
area
before
the
First
World
War
All
these
contracts
were
for
long
terms
and
for
low
cost
In
addition
each
contract
had
a
rcuewable
clause
at
the
cud
END
nonsense
BENNETT
URGED
VANCOUVER
CP
Woiks
Minister
Fulton
has
called
on
Premier
Bennett
lo
end
what
he
described
as
manoeuvring
over
Columbia
River
hydro
project
negotiations
It
seems
Mr
Bennett
is
asking
that
the
US
govern
government
�
ment
solve
a
pioblcm
he
alone
has
created
by
constantly
changing
the
views
his
govern
government
�
ment
held
when
the
treaty
was
first
signed
The
important
thing
is
to
end
this
nonsense
and
get
to
work
on
this
project
Hydro
to
be
big
BC
export
Shrum
says
of
the
period
In
1017
when
industry
ex
expanded
�
panded
Canada
wanted
that
power
back
and
theje
weru
some
hard
feelings
and
nasty
words
He
said
the
situation
is
no
longer
the
same
What
is
anticipated
today
is
that
surplus
power
will
be
ex
polled
to
individuals
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