A
GOLD
AND
TURQUOISE
THEME
IS
BEING
CARRIED
OUT
IN
THE
decorations
for
the
annual
hospital
ball
in
the
Civic
Centre
Feb
9
Mrs
Louise
Park
left
is
shown
with
Mrs
Muriel
Skae
assembling
floral
bushes
which
are
sprayed
to
match
the
color
theme
Decorations
chairman
is
Mrs
Babs
Tuck
and
ticket
chairman
is
Mrs
Bernice
Knight
Table
reservations
can
be
made
with
Mrs
Leslie
Maxwell
YOUNG
MP
LACES
TRADITION
Commons
pomp
called
childish
throwback
OTTAWA
CP
An
angry
young
MP
from
Quebec
surprised
the
Commons
Wednesday
by
describing
the
traditional
opening
of
Parliament
as
a
childish
throw
throwback
�
back
to
King
Louis
XIV
that
should
be
abolished
Gerard
Chapdelaine
27-year-
PUBLISHERS
ENTER
MARATHON
TALKS
NEW
YORK
AP
Mara
Marathon
�
thon
mediation
meetings
in
New
Yorks
55
day
newspaper
blackout
continued
at
City
Hall
today
Publishers
participated
per
personally
�
sonally
in
the
sessions
which
began
at
4
pm
Wednesday
and
ran
through
the
night
into
the
daytime
hours
Mayor
Robert
F
Wagner
held
a
series
of
separate
meetings
with
publishers
and
with
union
officers
Trucker
escapes
without
injury
as
vehicle
rolis
Diivcr
Robcit
Frank
escaped
injury
Wednesday
when
the
log
logging
�
ging
truck
he
was
operating
failed
to
negotiate
a
curve
on
Highway
97
near
the
Prince
George
airport
The
loaded
truck
owned
by
Bernhardt
Brothers
Sawmill
left
the
road
about
1
pm
as
it
was
proceeding
towards
the
city
old
lawjer
and
freshman
Social
Credit
MP
for
Sherbrooke
made
the
comments
in
support
J
of
his
motion
for
a
committee
study
of
House
rules
leading
to
a
streamlining
of
procedure
Speaker
Marcel
Lambert
cau
cautioned
�
tioned
the
member
against
mak
making
�
ing
disparaging
remarks
about
the
Governor
General
Mr
Chapdelaine
replied
that
he
was
not
objecting
to
the
Governor
Generals
presence
at
the
opening
of
sessions
of
Par
liament
but
to
a
certain
deco
decorum
�
rum
that
causes
us
to
waste
time
and
costs
the
taxpajers
money
I
simply
wish
to
say
that
in
the
20th
century
we
should
no
longer
be
subjected
to
formal
formalities
�
ities
of
the
kind
that
prevailed
in
the
court
of
King
Louis
XIV
Spokesmen
for
other
parties
agreed
with
Mr
Chapdelaine
that
House
rules
are
outdated
and
delay
action
But
they
ex
expressed
�
pressed
surprise
and
dismay
at
his
suggestion
that
the
opening
ceremony
be
eliminated
Although
general
agreement
developed
on
the
motion
it
did
not
come
to
a
vote
LOGGER
KILLED
TERRACE
CV
Logger
Bruno
Buchlmann
27
of
Terrace
who
came
here
from
Suitzeiland
four
jears
ago
was
killed
Tues
day
when
hit
by
a
falling
tree
Now
hear
this
Memo
to
CKPG
newsman
Barry
Hamelfn
Next
time
jou
want
to
pi
edict
something
like
jou
did
about
Dave
Wall
com
coming
�
ing
to
town
last
night
to
play
for
the
Vanderhoof
Bears
bet
better
�
ter
check
The
Citizen
first
to
find
out
whether
its
true
Then
jou
wont
Jiae
to
lock
your
door
on
the
broadcasting
booth
to
Keep
out
the
irate
listeners
Time
and
place
of
public
showings
of
No
Belli
Will
Ring
has
been
changed
The
one
hour
film
report
on
a
new
concept
in
education
based
on
findings
of
the
US
Association
of
Sec
Secondary
�
ondary
School
Principals
will
be
seen
at
8
pm
today
and
Friday
at
Rooms
207
and
208
in
the
PG
senior
high
Chic
Properties
and
Recreation
Commissions
Matt
Briggs
was
quick
to
point
out
a
statistical
error
in
yesterdays
news
re
jKirt
of
last
ears
recreational
activities
He
said
18000
per
persons
�
sons
attended
the
Simon
Fraser
Pays
and
Exhibition
and
500
were
spectators
at
the
Indus
trial
softball
tournament
not
tother
way
around
And
an
Exhibition
exec
called
to
em
pliasize
that
attendance
at
last
years
fair
was
well
over
20000
I
officially
not
18000
as
the
rec
commish
apparently
thinks
Add
to
which
the
commish
left
unlisted
such
top
activities
as
the
horse
races
in
July
and
the
semi
monthly
shows
put
on
by
the
saddle
club
Depth
of
frost
in
PG
varies
between
two
inches
and
six
feet
says
public
works
boss
Bill
Jonet
In
other
winter
statistics
of
interest
Bill
noted
7040
cubic
yards
of
snow
have
been
re
removed
�
moved
from
streets
and
lanes
and
380
yards
of
same
from
private
parking
lots
Thief
Glen
Young
got
nine
months
in
jail
and
Charles
Hustey
was
re
manded
for
sentence
today
in
police
court
when
they
pleaded
guilty
to
possessing
a
stolen
ma
ternity
dress
Police
said
it
was
bought
originally
Tuesday
in
the
Sally
Shop
and
the
woman
who
bought
it
can
hate
it
back
if
shell
call
at
the
police
sta
tion
Donations
toward
helping
Mr
and
Mrs
Albert
Senner
get
re
reestablished
�
established
following
Tues
Tuesdays
�
days
fire
which
killed
their
tiiree
children
and
destroyed
all
their
possessions
may
be
left
at
Phillips
GG
Coffee
Shop
the
Toronto-Dominion
Bank
or
any
service
station
in
town
Arthur
Harmon
spent
much
time
leav
leaving
�
ing
receipt
books
at
all
the
citys
43
service
stations
i
Vandervoort
photo
RELIEF
OFFERED
TO
D0UKH0B0RS
VANCOUVER
CM
Mavor
Bill
Ralhic
said
Wednesday
Sons
of
Freedom
Doukhobors
will
be
given
relief
if
they
break
away
from
the
main
sect
body
and
apply
as
indi
individuals
�
viduals
Mr
Rathie
made
the
an
announcement
�
nouncement
as
the
Frce
domites
continued
to
gather
for
the
14th
consecutive
day
Around
the
cenotaph
jn
down
i
town
Victory
Square
Mr
Rathie
announcing
the
switch
from
a
hands
off
city
policy
said
the
change
came
as
the
result
of
a
conference
in
Victoria
Tuesday
with
the
deputy
minister
of
welfare
and
the
deputy
attorney-general
Young
Liberals
meet
tonight
to
organize
A
Young
Liberal
Association
will
be
organized
here
today
at
a
meeting
scheduled
for
8
pm
at
the
Prince
George
Hotel
banquet
room
Tex
Enemark
of
Prince
George
a
UBC
student
and
northern
vice
president
of
the
B
C
Young
Liberals
and
Rich
Richard
�
ard
Sonley
president
of
the
provincial
organization
are
here
to
organize
the
association
This
will
be
the
tenth
local
association
in
the
province
said
Mr
Enemark
in
an
inter
view
today
and
it
is
being
or
organized
�
ganized
in
anticipation
of
an
immediate
election
On
their
way
back
to
Van
Vancouver
�
couver
the
two
will
stop
off
at
Quesnel
Williams
Lake
and
Kamloops
to
lay
the
ground
groundwork
�
work
for
organization
of
Young
Liberal
Associations
there
Tonights
meeting
to
which
all
Liberals
between
the
ages
of
18
and
35
and
any
other
in
interested
�
terested
parties
are
welcome
will
be
addressed
briefly
by
Mr
Enemark
and
Mr
Sonley
CA
IN
SUBDIVISION
the
zoning
bylaw
Supervising
architect
Lynden
Fonseca
is
acting
for
the
Vic
Victoria
�
toria
principals
Westnor
Con
Construction
�
struction
Ltd
According
to
the
sketch
plans
submitted
to
the
building
in
inspector
�
spector
nine
storeys
will
be
above
ground
Parking
will
be
underneath
the
building
A
swimming
pool
will
be
located
in
the
building
Location
of
the
proposed
high-
rise
apartment
is
on
the
north
Both
rivers
needed
Gaglardi
says
again
VICTORIA
CP
Highways
ister
said
in
elaborating
on
Minister
Gaglardi
said
Wcdnes
day
night
opponents
of
Peace
and
Columbia
River
power
de
velopment
are
crepe
hangers
who
dont
belong
in
B
C
Peace
River
power
is
ab
absolutely
�
solutely
necessary
and
so
is
Co
Columbia
�
lumbia
River
power
Uie
min-
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new
2
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7
Wedding
page
t
earlier
statements
He
said
the
provincial
govern
government
�
ment
had
reached
that
conclu
conclusion
�
sion
from
predictions
based
on
population
and
said
the
provinco
now
is
using
almost
three
times
as
much
power
as
it
did
10
years
ago
If
jou
think
that
without
Peace
and
Columbia
power
joure
going
to
keep
up
with
industrial
developments
where
30a
per
cent
as
much
jiower
is
being
used
as
one
decade
ago
then
youd
better
think
again
said
Mr
Gaglardi
He
also
cited
the
greatly
in
increased
�
creased
value
of
BCs
manu
manufacturing
�
facturing
industry
in
she
last
10
years
and
said
B
C
now
is
in
a
position
to
begin
manufactur
manufacturing
�
ing
with
some
of
its
own
raw
materials
e
Inquest
Into
teachers
death
continues
Tuesday
Inquest
into
the
death
of
Benjamin
Franklin
Privat
C3
opened
Wednesday
night
and
was
adjourned
to
Tuesday
Privat
died
on
the
way
to
hospital
here
after
he
was
discovered
Tuesday
night
at
the
bottom
of
Garvin
Canyon
about
15
miles
from
heic
A
school
teacher
Mr
Privat
resigned
his
position
at
Nukko
Lake
at
the
end
of
December
More
land
requested
by
school
district
School
District
57
has
asked
city
council
for
more
land
for
Seymour
School
the
school
proposed
for
the
subdivision
to
be
developed
in
the
Central
area
The
board
now
wants
an
eight-
j
acre
site
rather
than
five
acres
i
as
earlier
decided
on
Dy
tnc
board
and
city
council
A
Uirec
man
delegation
com
composed
posed
of
Superintendent
J
M
Phillipson
treasurer
Bob
Gracey
and
property
manager
Bill
Dit
mars
met
City
Manager
Arran
Thomson
Wednesday
to
discuss
Uie
matter
Later
in
the
day
a
city
council
committee
agreed
in
principle
to
the
land
switch
The
city
would
get
about
12Hs
acres
elsewhere
in
return
for
the
eight
acres
in
the
Seymour
Subdivision
Earlier
this
month
the
school
board
approached
the
city
to
trade
land
it
held
for
land
in
inside
�
side
the
Seymour
Subdivision
Although
the
subdivision
is
not
yet
developed
survey
work
is
done
More
than
12000
was
spent
on
the
project
by
the
city
several
years
ago
Providing
the
school
board
pas
for
resurveying
of
land
adjacent
to
the
Seymour
Sub
Subdivision
�
division
the
land
offered
for
exchange
city
council
will
prob
probably
�
ably
approve
the
measure
It
previously
agreed
to
a
smaller
land
exchange
The
city
stands
to
lose
from
19
to
2S
building
sites
in
the
subdivision
but
may
gain
from
28
to
3G
building
sites
outside
it
MEREDITH
NOT
GIVING
UP
JACKSON
Miss
AP
Negro
James
II
Meredith
29
Wednesday
said
lie
plans
to
enrol
for
the
spring
semester
at
the
University
of
Mississip
Mississippi
�
pi
The
only
person
of
his
race
ever
knowingly
admitted
as
a
student
said
he
had
pon
pondered
�
dered
the
question
for
sev
several
�
eral
das
and
had
taken
into
consideration
the
feel
feelings
�
ings
of
the
public
I
weigh
weighed
�
ed
this
against
my
own
per
personal
�
sonal
position
Clergyman
slams
education
report
NELSON
01
The
rector
of
Notre
Dame
University
Col
College
�
lege
has
criticized
treatment
of
private
colleges
in
Dr
John
B
Macdonalds
report
on
high
higher
�
er
education
Rev
Aquinas
Thomas
taid
Wednesday
BC
still
remains
the
only
province
in
Canada
and
one
of
the
few
places
outside
Soviet
Russia
which
chooses
to
ignore
the
place
of
private
institutions
in
higher
education
Unfortunately
even
in
the
light
of
this
fact
Dr
Mac
dona
Id
says
he
sees
no
rea
reason
�
son
to
change
this
attitude
10
storey
apartment
block
plans
outlined
Plans
for
a
10
storcy
apart
apartment
�
ment
block
here
were
unveiled
Wednesday
at
a
city
council
committee
meeting
Application
for
a
building
per
permit
�
mit
was
made
to
City
Building
Inspector
Ed
Neff
He
sought
councils
direction
on
the
56
suite
block
because
it
did
not
meet
certain
minor
sections
of
east
corner
of
Tenth
and
John
Johnson
son
A
special
meeting
will
prob
probably
ably
be
held
to
facilitate
hand
handling
ling
of
the
application
e
Itlzen
The
only
daily
newspaper
serving
North
Central
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Columbia
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No
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PRINCE
GEORGE
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
THURSDAY
JANUARY
31
1963
LIKE
SUDBURYS
VICTORIA
CO
Without
naming
names
a
BC
cabinet
minister
has
warned
that
the
bitter
jurisdictional
dispute
that
rocked
Sudbury
Ont
could
come
to
BC
Over
the
angry
cries
of
provoking
and
shocking
from
NDP
members
Mines
Minister
Kenneth
Kiernan
said
such
a
dispute
could
cost
BC
her
world
markets
for
concentrates
He
said
in
the
legislature
Wednesday
he
is
disquieted
by
reports
and
rumors
received
by
his
department
of
jurisdictional
disputes
shaping
up
in
the
prov
incc
It
was
believed
the
minister
was
referring
to
the
Craigmont
Copper
Corporation
property
near
Mcrritt
There
the
United
Stcclworkcrs
of
America
CLC
arc
reported
to
be
moving
in
on
the
Inter
International
�
national
Union
of
Mine
Mill
and
Smelter
Workers
Ind
bargaining
agent
for
300
em
employees
�
ployees
VIOLENCE
IN
EAST
Steel
and
mine
mill
conducted
a
battle
in
Sudbury
and
other
Ontario
centres
during
which
violence
flared
Mr
Kiernan
said
the
reports
received
by
his
department
arc
casting
a
dark
cloud
over
an
otherwise
bright
picture
which
would
see
the
gross
dollar
out
output
�
put
of
mineral
production
in
including
�
cluding
oil
and
gas
reach
250-
000000
in
BC
this
year
He
warned
that
BC
has
no
monopoly
on
world
markets
Markets
and
thus
jobs
could
be
lost
if
a
contract
to
provide
concentrates
could
not
be
ful
fulfilled
�
filled
because
an
operation
was
made
idle
by
a
jurisdictional
dispute
GREAT
DISSERVICE
You
are
doing
a
great
dis
disservice
�
service
to
this
province
inter
interjected
�
jected
NDP
leader
Robert
Stra
chan
You
are
doing
what
the
attorney
general
asked
us
not
to
do
jesterday
Attorney
General
Robert
Bon
Bonner
�
ner
had
criticized
political
tac
tactics
�
tics
that
broke
investors
faith
in
the
province
John
Squire
NDP
-
Alberni
said
he
had
never
known
the
minister
to
be
so
foolish
and
careless
Its
an
appeal
for
good
will
said
Premier
Bennett
Seven
other
speakers
ranged
over
a
wide
range
of
subjects
from
elections
to
the
shipment
of
berries
through
Rogers
Pass
POLITICAL
JIBES
Frank
Calder
NDP
Atlin
said
the
main
cause
of
the
im
impasse
�
passe
on
Columbia
River
power
is
the
continuous
exchange
of
political
jibes
between
old
line
parties
which
has
lasted
for
several
years
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with
the
Kiwanis
Junior
Pipe
Band
is
shown
here
tuning
Uie
pipes
for
piper
Ian
McJnuis
See
story
on
Page
5
Vandervoort
photo
DIEF
CLOBBERS
US
GOVT
OTTAWA
CP
Prime
Minister
Dicfcnbakcr
said
to
today
�
day
a
US
state
department
statement
Wednesday
night
constitutes
unwarranted
in
intrusion
�
trusion
into
Canadian
affairs
Mr
Diefcnbakcr
said
in
the
Commons
this
action
is
unprecedented
And
I
weigh
my
words
carefully
when
I
say
it
constitutes
an
unwar
unwarranted
�
ranted
intrusion
in
Canadian
affairs
He
said
Charles
Ritchie
Canadian
ambassador
in
Washington
is
being
recalled
to
Ottawa
for
consultation
See
earlier
story
on
Page
3
COMMON
MART
Unity
plea
from
Dief
TORONTO
CP
Prime
Mm-
ister
Diefenbaker
agrees
with
Prime
Minister
MacmiUan
that
Britains
rejection
by
France
as
a
full
member
of
the
European
Economic
Community
means
the
Commonwealth
must
find
an
answer
Mr
Diefenbaker
speak
ing
here
Wednesday
night
to
more
than
1000
members
of
Uie
Institute
of
Professional
Engi
Engine
�
ne
ers
said
Commonwealth
members
now
must
stand
to
together
�
gether
Without
referring
directly
to
Mr
Macmillans
speech
to
the
British
people
earlier
in
the
day
Mr
Diefenbaker
echoed
it
in
calling
fpr
Commonwealth
consultations
on
the
future
course
of
trade
His
words
were
interpreted
as
meaning
that
he
would
support
Commonwealth
talks
on
trade
in
advance
of
a
free
world
trade
conference
he
has
advo
catcd
and
which
is
being
pre
pared
Britain
moving
to
aid
economy
after
ECM
flop
LONDON
CP
Britain
took
the
first
tentative
steps
today
in
a
drive
to-
strengthen
her
world
trade
and
rebuild
her
flagging
economy
out
of
the
wreckage
of
her
Common
Mar
Market
�
ket
hopes
British
planners
looked
around
for
freer
outlets
for
the
countrys
commerce
denied
un
unlimited
�
limited
access
to
the
rich
mar
markets
�
kets
of
the
European
Commun
Community
�
ity
by
the
collapse
of
the
Brus
Brussels
�
sels
negotiations
The
first
top
level
move
in
the
British
offensive
was
a
meeting
today
between
Prime
Minister
MacmiUan
and
Premier
Jens
Otto
Krag
of
Denmark
one
of
Britains
partners
in
the
Euro
European
�
pean
Free
Trade
Association
10000
FINE
IN
TAX
OFFENCE
WEST
VANCOUVER
CP
Retired
businessman
Allan
S
Gentles
was
fined
10000
or
iix
months
in
jail
Wednes
Wednesday
�
day
for
wilfully
evading
in
income
�
come
tax
payment
on
some
32000
Gentles
was
given
two
weeks
to
pay
the
maximum
fine
Following
the
sentencing
Gentles
former
manager
of
Dominion
Bridge
Co
went
on
trial
on
five
additional
charges
of
alleged
tax
evasion
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a
Copy
TSta
Big
union
battle
brewing
Kiernan
COLD
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fm
S-
Vi
PAT
TURNER
THE
CITYS
Queen
Aurora
V
says
warm
outfits
will
be
the
order
of
the
day
when
she
attends
the
Vernon
Winter
Carnival
this
weekend
She
left
for
Vernon
today
Sec
story
on
Page
3
A
chilly
weekend
is
in
view
for
this
area
Friday
will
be
cloudy
with
occasional
snow
Hurries
Cold
Winds
northerly
15
Low
to
tonight
�
night
and
high
Friday
at
Prince
George
-5
and
0
Quesnel
0
and
15
Smithers
10
and
20
Peace
River
Intermittent
light
snow
Colder
Winds
east
easterly
�
erly
15
Low
tonight
and
high
Friday
at
Grande
Prairie
-5
and
0
Vancouver
and
Victoria
Snow
and
freezing
rain
moved
into
the
Lower
Mainland
early
toaay
Intermittent
snow
and
occas
occasional
�
ional
freezing
light
rain
is
fore
forecast
�
cast
for
Vancouver
and
inter
intermittent
�
mittent
rain
for
Victoria
on
Fri
Friday
�
day
Low
tonight
and
high
Friday
at
Vancouver
28
and
38
Victoria
32
and
38
LAST
24
HOURS
Hi
Lo
Prc
Prince
George
12
I
trace
Terrace
25
15
Smithers
20
10
Quesnel
13
2
Williams
Lake
11
-11
Kamloops
7
-15
Whilchorso
31
5
race
Fort
Nelson
29
0
15
Fori
St
John
25
6
16
Dawson
Creek
30
a
2J
PRAIRIE
WEATHER
Early
morning
weather
in
major
cities
Winnipeg
6
aboe
partly
cloudy
Saskatoon
12
above
SW
wind
13
Regina
10
above
SSW-
wind
5
overcast
Edmonton
18
above
snow
snowing
�
ing
wind
NE
at
16