Sugar
dumped
in
fuel
tanks
of
tractors
car
Two
district
residents
have
reported
to
police
that
sugar
was
dumped
in
the
fuel
tanks
of
three
tractors
and
a
car
Operator
of
Massina
Sawmill
Red
Hock
owns
the
tractors
Bernhard
Hansen
of
Vance
Road
is
owner
of
the
car
CHRONIC
WING
Martin
promises
hearing
Plans
to
improve
health
scr
ices
available
here
through
a
mental
health
unit
and
a
re
rehabilitation
�
habilitation
and
chronic
care
wing
will
get
sympathetic
hear
hearing
�
ing
from
the
department
of
health
Health
Minister
Eric
Martin
said
here
today
the
department
is
encouraging
both
types
of
development
throughout
the
pro
province
�
vince
and
Prince
George
is
among
the
communities
in
line
for
development
Mr
Martin
stopped
overnight
at
Prince
George
on
his
way
to
Fort
St
John
where
he
will
open
a
new
1800000
hospital
his
31st
Wednesday
He
returns
to
the
coast
Thursday
BEDS
NEEDED
Rehabilitation
and
chronic
care
beds
are
needed
increas
increasingly
�
ingly
throughout
the
province
and
particularly
in
Prince
George
where
plans
are
now
underway
for
a
rehabilitation
and
chronic
wing
It
is
considered
essential
that
these
beds
be
the
responsibility
of
the
existing
hospital
for
con
encience
of
operation
and
the
easy
transfer
of
patients
he
said
Such
wings
designed
to
put
people
back
on
their
feet
take
the
load
of
the
general
hospital
to
build
more
expensive
general
beds
with
their
intensive
care
TIME
NEAR
Mr
Martin
said
that
plans
for
a
mental
health
unit
now
being
formulated
by
the
Northern
In
Interior
�
terior
Union
Board
of
Health
would
also
get
a
sympathetic
hearing
lrom
the
department
The
time
is
not
far
off
when
Prince
George
will
have
facili
facilities
�
ties
of
a
clinical
and
consulta
consultative
�
tive
nature
and
we
hope
in
due
course
beds
for
acute
psychia
psychiatric
�
tric
care
Opening
of
BCs
first
mental
health
unit
at
Kelowna
later
this
month
marks
the
beginning
of
a
new
program
of
decentral
decentralization
�
ization
of
mental
health
services
Kclownas
unit
will
feature
consultation
services
beds
for
acute
care
integrated
public
and
private
psychiatric
care
and
work
through
medical
doc
doctors
�
tors
ministers
and
school
coun
counsellors
�
sellors
One
of
the
units
major
con
concerns
�
cerns
will
be
combatting
juvenile
delinquency
in
its
early
stages
Mr
Martin
added
as
well
as
the
cure
of
existing
mental
health
problems
SOCKS
COST
MAN
EIGHT
MONTHS
Donald
Edward
McKay
was
sentenced
here
to
eight
months
imprisonment
Mon
Monday
�
day
for
the
theft
of
11
pair
of
socks
from
the
Hudsons
Bay
Co
store
Also
appearing
before
Mag
Magistrate
istrate
G
O
Stewart
Gerald
Kakakaway
was
fined
50
for
stealing
a
pair
of
gloves
from
the
same
store
Ha
Charges
of
brutality
at
Institution
probed
VICTORIA
CP
A
BC
health
department
spokesman
Monday
night
said
a
full
scale
inquiry
has
begun
into
charges
of
brutality
at
the
Colquitz
mental
home
here
He
also
said
two
attendants
have
been
indefin
indefinitely
�
itely
suspended
as
a
result
of
testimony
given
at
the
preliminary
hearing
of
Peter
Howard
Dootson
34
dn
a
charge
of
attempted
murder
Dootson
a
Colquitz
psychiatric
aide
now
under
suspension
is
accused
of
trying
to
murder
Robert
Robinson
64
on
Oct
19
by
means
of
a
blunt
in
instrument
�
strument
and
fire
Zone
commander
named
president
of
Legion
Long
time
zone
commander
Larry
A
Willington
last
night
was
elected
1963
president
of
Branch
43
Canadian
Legion
He
succeeds
Doug
Grant
Earl
G
Robertson
was
elected
first
vice
president
and
John
Tuyttens
second
vice
president
Elected
to
the
executive
for
two
year
terms
were
Don
Allan
and
Lyn
Fonseca
for
one
year
terms
G
E
Tomlinson
and
Alf
Wick
Other
executive
member
is
ATOMIC
POWER
NEW
YORK
IB
Consoli
Consolidated
�
dated
Edison
Co
has
applied
to
the
US
Atomic
Energy
Com
Commission
�
mission
for
permission
to
build
a
175000000
atomic
power
plant
in
New
York
City
Now
hear
this
At
least
one
member
of
the
Mann
family
wont
be
at
the
big
big
show
for
British
Empire
Games
gold
medal
boxer
Hr
old
Mann
in
the
Coliseum
Wed
Wednesday
�
nesday
night
Harolds
brother
Irving
has
been
picked
as
a
member
of
the
jury
hearing
the
capital
murder
trial
of
Frederick
Charles
of
Fort
St
James
and
the
jury
in
a
cap
capital
�
ital
murder
case
gets
locked
up
until
the
trial
is
over
Connaught
Secondary
Schools
Frances
Thacker
came
up
with
a
29
crib
hand
at
the
Legion
last
night
to
barely
win
the
game
fjom
Citucn
Ad
Boss
man
Ken
McLelltn
whose
four
and
thicc
sixes
got
almost
as
much
help
from
the
five
turn-
IN
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CITIZEN
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Conner
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news
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4
up
as
Frans
jack
and
three
fives
The
Christmas
choir
festival
in
which
some
COO
local
school
children
will
sing
carols
will
be
held
at
the
senior
sec
secondary
�
ondary
school
fieldhouse
start
starting
�
ing
at
730
pm
this
Saturday
not
Jn
Duchess
Park
auditorium
as
reported
earlier
Re
Results
�
sults
of
the
Prince
George
Fig
Figure
�
ure
Skating
Club
competitions
finds
three
of
the
champions
live
on
Dogwood
street
Leslie
Latham
senior
ladies
Sharon
Docherty
junior
ladies
and
Loreen
McKinnon
novice
champ
First
annual
bar
tenders
and
hotel
employees
ball
will
be
held
Thursday
at
the
Hotel
Simon
Frascr
start
ing
time
io
pm
Anyone
can
go
Price
tag
is
250
per
per
person
�
son
and
tickets
arc
available
at
any
city
hotel
Turkey
din
dinner
�
ner
is
included
Proceeds
from
the
cenl
will
go
toward
a
Christmas
paity
for
the
child
I
en
of
the
hotel
folks
City
poundkeeper
Rhys
Thomas
re
reports
�
ports
31
dogs
picked
up
during
November
of
which
11
were
destrojed
Ten
cats
also
were
destrojed
Drier
of
blue
hotrod
licenced
505
625
seems
to
think
Victoria
at
830
avem
is
a
drag
strip
built
for
his
private
use
Dr
Bill
Saunders
who
has
one
year
left
of
a
two
year
term
Voting
was
light
only
170
of
some
800
eligible
cast
ballots
A
general
meeting
Monday
night
accepted
applications
of
156
new
members
comprising
21
ordinary
21
rcapplications
12
transfers
and
102
club
mem
members
�
bers
5000000
tree
planting
program
to
be
launched
VANCOUVER
CO
Officials
of
MacMdlan
Bloedel
and
Pow
Powell
�
ell
River
Ltd
Monday
announc
announced
�
ed
the
launching
of
a
5000000
forestry
program
to
plant
40
000000
trees
in
BC
during
the
next
decade
The
project
will
vastly
in
increase
�
crease
the
companys
rate
of
reforestation
and
provide
the
basis
for
expanded
production
and
employment
The
scheme
will
require
GO
new
full
time
employees
im
immediately
�
mediately
He
said
it
will
event
eventually
�
ually
make
500
jobs
available
in
various
company
operations
The
goals
are
to
grow
the
maximum
volume
of
wood
per
acre
in
the
shortest
possible
time
and
to
reduce
the
existing
grow
til
cycle
of
trees
from
90
to
80
years
PLANE
WANDERS
OFF
ON
ITS
OWN
WATKINS
GLEN
NY
Ml
A
huge
US
Air
Force
refuel
ing
plane
caught
fire
in
Hie
sky
over
central
New
York
Monday
night
its
crew
of
10
bailed
out
and
the
abandon
abandoned
�
ed
craft
disappeared
appar
apparently
�
ently
headed
north
on
auto
automatic
�
matic
pilot
One
crew
mem
member
�
ber
was
killed
The
plane
apparently
crash
crashed
�
ed
Its
11
hour
fuel
supply
would
have
been
exhausted
today
if
the
flames
had
not
destrojed
the
craft
before
then
Pilots
were
searching
today
for
the
plane
CA
Phone
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240
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Glenn
MacEwen
RCAF
telecommunications
officer
Lt
Col
Alfred
Naigle
officer
commanding
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Squadron
USAF
FL
Graham
Craig
officer
com
commanding
�
manding
the
RCAF
advance
party
and
FL
Stan
Frith
chief
administration
officer
for
the
advance
party
Vandervoort
photo
FIRST
HANGINGS
IN
DECADE
e
Police
pickets
shove
as
two
killers
hanged
TORONTO
CP
Two
convicted
killers
were
hanged
back
to
back
early
today
while
police
pushed
back
protesting
pickets
outside
Don
Jail
in
freezing
temperatures
Arthur
Lucas
54
and
Ronald
Turpin
29
were
the
first
two
persons
to
be
hanged
together
in
Canada
in
10
years
Lucas
a
Detroit
Negro
died
for
slashing
the
throat
of
a
man
in
Toronto
last
joar
Turpin
of
Toronto
was
hang
hanged
�
ed
for
shooting
a
Toronto
con
constable
�
stable
in
a
downtown
street
gun
battle
last
Feb
12
The
last
previous
double
hang
hanging
�
ing
in
Canada
was
Dec
16
1952
when
Leonard
Jackson
and
Stce
Suchan
went
to
the
Don
Jail
gallows
for
the
shoot
shooting
�
ing
of
apoliceman
More
than
200
persons
gath
gathered
�
ered
at
the
jail
gates
Monday
night
About
50
of
them
carried
placards
protesting
capital
pun
punishment
�
ishment
They
paraded
until
midnight
scheduled
time
for
the
hangings
then
lowered
the
placards
and
bowed
their
heads
in
silence
More
than
100
curious
onlook
onlookers
�
ers
watched
the
dimly
lit
jail
from
across
a
street
Most
were
youths
Others
sat
in
cars
and
watched
the
jail
from
a
near
nearby
�
by
service
station
lot
Notices
declaring
the
deaths
of
the
two
men
were
posted
outside
the
jail
door
at
about
12
30
am
and
violence
nearly
erupted
as
onlookers
crossed
police
barricades
and
pushed
their
way
towards
the
jail
A
death
watch
service
was
held
at
Don
Heights
Unitarian
Church
in
suburban
Scarbor
Scarborough
�
ough
Rev
J
Franklin
Chidsey
told
the
17
persons
at
the
serv
service
�
ice
that
hangings
are
public
murders
and
should
be
abolish
abolished
�
ed
AL0UETTE
MAKES
IOOOTH
ORBIT
OTTAWA
CP
At
545
am
PST
today
the
Canadian
sat
satellite
�
ellite
Alouette
completed
its
1000
orbit
of
the
earth
Defence
Research
Board
said
Alouette
launched
Sept
28
has
provided
the
first
complete
profile
of
what
the
ionosphere
looks
like
from
above
The
ionosphere
in
an
elec
electrically
�
trically
-
charged
layer
50
to
250
miles
above
the
earth
itlzen
The
only
daily
newspaper
serving
North
Central
Brilish
Columbia
PRINCE
GEORGE
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
TUESDAY
DECEMBER
11
1962
FIRST
ROYAL
CANADIAN
AIR
FORCE
PERSON-
ncl
to
be
posted
to
Baldy
Hughes
radar
base
have
arrived
Between
now
and
March
1
a
complete
RCAF
squadron
will
be
phased
in
as
the
gradual
change
changeover
�
over
from
USAF
to
RCAF
takes
place
Seen
here
talking
over
their
work
are
left
to
right
FL
Stan
Smith
supply
officer
for
the
RCAF
squadron
FO
ARBITRATION
STARTS
Three
major
reports
to
come
before
important
chamber
meet
Thursday
Three
major
chamber
of
com
commerce
�
merce
committee
reports
will
be
considered
Thursday
when
the
chamber
and
local
Jaycecs
hold
a
joint
meeting
at
the
Prince
George
Hotel
banquet
loom
at
616
pm
A
special
committee
headed
by
Alex
Bowie
will
leport
on
the
advisability
of
retaining
af
affiliation
�
filiation
with
the
Associated
Chambers
of
Commerce
of
North
Central
BC
and
Alaska
Af
filiates
The
merchants
committee
of
which
Bob
Hamilton
is
chair
chairman
�
man
will
leport
on
the
recent
shopping
suney
when
mer
merchants
�
chants
and
consumers
were
ask
asked
�
ed
to
state
their
preference
in
shopping
hours
And
the
nominating
committee
will
bring
in
its
report
to
be
read
by
chairman
George
Cowell
Nominations
from
the
floor
will
be
received
and
the
election
of
oificeis
for
1903
will
be
held
i
raVJI
SAM
FLETCHEf
i
speaker
7c
Copyt0K
Sides
hold
firm
in
wage
dispute
Both
the
School
District
57
board
and
the
Prince
George
District
Teachers
Association
stuck
to
their
guns
today
when
they
sub
submitted
�
mitted
their
cases
to
an
ar
arbitration
�
bitration
board
in
their
contract
dispute
The
board
represented
by
A
I
Guttman
research
officer
of
the
BC
School
Trustees
Asso
Association
�
ciation
stood
by
a
zone
offer
made
by
sccn
Northern
In
Interior
�
terior
boatds
to
their
district
teachers
associations
This
offer
would
hac
meant
40-a-ycar
across
the
board
to
Prince
George
teachers
as
well
as
a
new
top
pay
level
It
would
also
have
been
a
first
step
to
regional
pay
levels
and
negoti
negotiations
�
ations
INCREASED
PAY
Teachers
negotiators
gave
the
offer
tentative
approval
but
the
membership
later
rejected
it
Teachers
at
Smithcrs
Burns
Lake
McBridc
Vandcrhoof
Quesnel
and
Williams
Lake
ac
accepted
�
cepted
the
offer
The
teachers
here
held
out
for
increased
pay
for
highly
qualified
teachers
those
in
the
professional
classifications
of
the
present
scale
and
for
elementary
school
administra
administrators
�
tors
Representing
the
teachers
be
before
�
fore
the
arbitration
board
to
today
�
day
Stan
Evans
of
the
BC
Teachers
Federation
reiterated
the
claim
that
these
two
groups
get
less
than
provincial
mean
salaries
DEC
31
DEADLINE
At
the
same
time
said
Mr
Evans
the
professional
teachers
are
the
ones
the
board
should
be
trying
to
bring
to
Prince
George
and
keep
in
the
schools
here
The
three
-
man
arbitration
board
will
enter
closed
discus
discussions
�
sions
of
the
dispute
Hearings
and
awards
binding
on
both
parties
must
be
completed
by
Dec
31
Lighting
plan
proposed
for
city
by
chamber
The
chamber
of
commerce
would
like
to
assess
every
business
lot1
along
Third
and
George
10
to
increase
the
number
of
colored
lights
being
hung
across
the
two
streets
for
the
Christinas
season
The
city
has
already
got
some
lights
up
but
we
would
like
to
see
lots
more
explained
chamber
secretary
Robyn
Web
Webster
�
ster
as
she
announced
plans
to
canvass
all
Third
and
George
businesses
whether
they
are
members
of
ithe
chamber
or
not
It
would
be
the
chambers
in
intention
�
tention
she
said
to
turn
the
lights
on
for
special
events
such
as
the
Simon
Frascr
Days
and
Exhibition
as
well
as
during
holiday
seasons
They
would
be
left
up
throughout
the
year
The
city
has
agreed
to
pay
for
power
to
keep
the
lights
on
and
maintain
them
while
BC
Hydro
will
install
them
All
the
chamber
has
to
do
is
get
the
money
from
public
spirited
merchants
and
pay
for
the
lights
Next
year
a
10
levy
might
be
put
on
Fourth
Avenue
mer
merchants
�
chants
to
pay
for
lights
on
their
street
and
the
program
would
continue
until
the
entire
business
and
shopping
area
was
lit
for
Christmas
and
other
special
oc
casions
Nominated
for
president
of
the
chamber
is
Harold
Assman
first
vicc
picsidcnt
Art
Murray
second
vice
president
Bob
Bor
rie
and
treasurer
Gerry
Ran
nie
Nominated
for
executive
coun
council
�
cil
with
nine
io
be
chosen
arc
Clay
Uurton
Bill
Duncan
Lloyd
Hunter
Jack
Lee
Ken
Mc
Kenzic
Don
McKinnon
Duncan
Munro
Jack
New
by
Bill
Ogg
Thco
Williams
Ralph
William
son
Harry
Wortman
and
Dick
Yardlcy
During
the
meeting
Jaycecs
will
also
hold
a
business
session
They
will
also
meet
Wednesday
to
conduct
bomo
business
be
because
�
cause
they
have
o
much
this
month
Guest
speaker
at
the
Thurs
day
meeting
will
be
Sam
Flet
Fletcher
�
cher
of
Vancouver
who
will
speak
on
The
Magic
of
En
Enthusiasm
�
thusiasm
in
belling
and
mer
chandifixis
Fulton
to
tour
BC
during
Xmas
period
VANCOUVER
CP
Works
Minister
Fulton
will
make
a
three
week
tour
of
the
province
during
the
Christmas
Parliamentary
recess
party
officials
said
here
Monday
Mr
Fulton
unopposed
in
his
campaign
for
the
provincial
Conservative
leadership
will
meet
dele
delegates
�
gates
to
the
Jan
24
26
leadership
convention
and
discuss
party
organization
He
flics
to
Fort
St
John
and
Dawson
Creek
Dec
23
and
later
will
visit
several
northern
and
cen
central
�
tral
communities
COURT
TOLD
Wine
party
preceded
shooting
of
man
59
A
few
drinks
of
wine
preceded
the
fatal
shooting
of
59-year-old
Leno
Prince
at
Fort
St
James
Sept
11
an
assize
court
jury
was
told
Monday
Frederick
Charles
48
is
charged
with
capital
murder
and
he
is
alleged
to
have
shot
Prince
with
a
30
30
calibre
rifle
Opening
the
trial
before
Mr
Justice
H
A
Maclean
Crown
counsel
Frank
S
Perry
out
outlined
�
lined
events
surrounding
the
shooting
SHORT
DISTANCE
He
said
Prince
was
shot
from
a
short
distance
Before
the
shooting
Mr
Per
Perry
�
ry
said
wine
had
been
con
consumed
�
sumed
by
Charles
and
Prince
Charles
left
the
Prince
house
for
his
residence
nearby
A
short
time
after
this
the
Princes
went
out
the
back
door
of
their
house
and
were
return
returning
�
ing
by
way
of
the
front
door
when
they
met
Charles
carry
carrying
�
ing
the
rifle
he
alleged
Mr
Perry
added
that
Mrs
Prince
became
frightened
and
pushed
Charles
back
She
was
between
the
two
men
Then
Charles
made
know
his
inten
intention
�
tion
to
shoot
Prince
the
lawyer
charged
FATAL
SHOT
Prince
then
pushed
his
common-law
wife
to
the
side
And
just
as
she
was
falling
the
fatal
shot
went
off
said
Mr
Perry
Charles
walked
past
the
pro
prostrate
�
strate
body
threw
the
rifle
in
inside
�
side
the
dwelling
of
the
owner
VVassa
Leon
and
disappeared
into
the
bush
before
police
ar
arrived
�
rived
later
giving
himself
up
the
same
day
Crown
counsel
said
Because
many
of
the
witnes
witnesses
�
ses
speak
poor
English
or
no
English
at
all
Alex
McKinnon
has
been
appointed
court
inter
interpreter
�
preter
to
translate
the
Carrier
Indian
language
to
the
English
Continued
on
Pg
3
CANADIAN
PEACE
CORPS
PROPOSED
OTTAWA
CP
A
Vancouver
lawyer
asked
the
government
Monday
to
establish
a
Cana
Canadian
�
dian
version
of
President
Ken
Kennedys
�
nedys
Peace
Corps
Tom
Berger
NDP
Van
Vancouver
�
couver
-
Burrard
made
the
request
during
an
hour
set
aside
in
the
Commons
for
resolutions
from
private
mem
members
�
bers
It
did
not
come
to
a
vote
and
is
not
likely
to
be
debated
again
this
session
Ottawa
plays
Santa
increases
servants
money
OTTAWA
CP
A
pro-Christmas
thaw
in
the
governments
pay
freeze
was
announced
Mon
Monday
�
day
by
Finance
Minister
Now
Ian
with
retroactive
increases
for
some
65000
civil
servants
The
increases
adding
an
esti
estimated
�
mated
30000000
to
government
payrolls
had
been
on
the
shelf
since
mid
July
as
part
of
the
gocrnments
austerity
program
to
meet
the
June
foreign
ex
exchange
�
change
crisis
Some
50000
clerical
and
ad
administrative
�
ministrative
employees
will
get
increases
retroactive
to
Oct
1
1961
Another
10000
hospital
and
penitentiary
employees
will
get
pay
boosts
dating
back
nine
or
12
months
A
further
group
of
5000
to
6000
hourly
paid
cm
ployces
for
whom
increases
have
been
delayed
several
months
also
will
get
retroac
retroactive
tive
boosts
WeatherP
roundup
Mild
weather
conditions
at
Prince
Rupert
Monday
caused
high
and
low
temperature
read
readings
�
ings
of
60
and
49
degrees
in
the
24
hour
report
for
that
area
In
the
Cariboo
Prince
George
and
Bulkley
Valley
regions
Wednesday
will
continue
cloudy
with
little
change
in
tempera
tuie
and
light
winds
Low
to
tonight
�
night
and
high
Wednesday
at
Prince
George
28
and
38
Ques
Quesnel
�
nel
32
and
40
Smithcrs
32
and
38
LAST
24
HOURS
Hi
Lo
Free
Prince
George
35
27
Terrace
3U
32
02
Smithcrs
38
27
Quesnel
42
35
Williams
Lake
37
32
Kamloops
43
37
Whitehorse
16
13
04
Fort
Nelson
5
-3
16
Fort
St
John
12
-1
20
Daw
sou
Creek
15
-1
30
cloudy
WKy
v
Vancouver
was
still
lost
in
fog
this
morning
At
10
am
the
Vancouver
weather
office
reported
a
light
drizzle
and
visibility
of
one
eighth
of
a
mile
Abbotsford
was
clear
by
10
am
but
was
ex
peeled
to
fog
in
again
this
eve
nin
Eaily
morning
weather
in
Prairie
cities
Winnipeg
13
below
NW
wind
clear
Brandon
15
below
winds
light
Moose
Jaw
12
below
clear
calm
Swift
Current
2
below
wind
SE
1G
Saskatoon
10
below
S
wind
10
cloudy
Rcgina
15
below
cloudy
WSW
5
Edmonton
12
above
cloudy
wind
SE
at
18
Medicine
Hat
u
above
cloudy
calm
i