SPORTS
HIGHLIGHTS
Restocked
lakes
provide
good
fishing
giounds
Local
Minor
Hockey
teams
give
fine
display
Glen
Harper
captures
curling
crown
with
thrill
ing
finish
See
Pages
4
and
5
mcicase
from
last
years
2
502925
budget
However
Major
Garvin
De
Dezell
�
zell
balked
at
the
hike
I
still
dont
understand
how
jou
have
the
audacity
to
submit
a
budget
with
such
an
extreme
increase
he
said
as
he
left
the
meeting
Earlier
Major
Dezell
said
the
board
seemed
to
be
giving
in
to
any
lcquest
for
more
fa
facilities
�
cilities
The
board
seems
to
decide
what
it
wants
or
needs
without
legard
for
expense
he
charged
Youic
supposed
to
be
doing
this
in
a
businesslike
way
he
Dead
premiers
body
shown
to
Iraq
on
tv
I3KIRUT
Lebanon
AP
Iraqs
rebel
legime
fought
Communist
holdouts
in
Baghdad
and
the
major
port
of
Uasra
today
but
appeared
to
be
in
control
of
the
country
To
prove
that
overthrown
Premier
Abdel
Karim
Kassem
really
is
dead
the
rebels
showed
his
body
on
television
Tiavelleis
said
he
was
tried
in
the
rubble
of
his
defence
ministry
uiticc
by
a
drumhead
court
Saturday
forced
to
sit
on
a
sofa
and
machine
gunned
Now
hear
this
Ahead
of
the
headlines
If
j
date
and
said
something
about
so
whdt
was
CKPG
doing
Sun
j
where
we
could
send
the
bill
day
evening
when
it
broadcast
Nor
was
lie
the
first
to
offer
a
taped
spoits
icport
recorded
moie
than
a
week
earlier
Tour
little
bojs
two
weie
about
14
and
two
were
little
more
than
JO
weie
wander
wandering
�
ing
along
the
load
in
North
Ne
chako
midaftcrnoon
Sunday
and
they
were
diunker
than
skunks
One
of
them
wasnt
even
cap
capable
�
able
of
navigating
by
himself
and
his
pals
had
to
attempt
to
carry
him
If
any
adults
weie
responsible
for
this
show
they
should
feel
pietly
pi
oud
of
themselves
Jliu
day
when
ou
can
get
something
for
no
nothing
�
thing
may
have
almost
gone
but
space
in
The
Citizen
and
most
other
newspapers
is
free
to
an
one
who
has
newsworthy
information
We
thought
every
body
knew
this
but
Saturday
Mothers
March
team
ihairman
Merv
Miller
phoned
to
report
on
the
campaigns
success
to
payment
for
legitimate
news
Glad
to
be
of
service
Merv
and
ou
others
and
especially
when
its
a
worthy
cause
Many
thanks
to
deejay
Jack
Carbutt
for
his
inspirational
choice
of
music
Like
when
at
12
min
minutes
�
utes
to
one
vcstciday
and
with
the
temperature
at
31
above
he
plaved
White
Christmas
Dr
Bill
Saunders
and
his
quar
quartet
�
tet
of
would
be
cuileis
thought
for
sure
they
had
one
in
the
bag
last
night
Then
Jack
Duncans
crew
cracked
a
seven
ender
Ho
hum
Woid
is
that
Bill
Cult
hasnt
lost
a
game
since
he
switched
draft
at
the
Canada
to
Tartan
beer
Speaking
of
Tartan
theyre
selling
more
of
it
in
bottles
in
Vancouver
than
in
Prince
George
Now
what
was
all
that
stuff
about
bujing
your
home
town
pro
products
�
ducts
-
fete
lli
as
jylikyJWMM
MMLif
MB
THE
MERE
HINT
OF
SPRING
AND
OUT
COME
LITTLE
BOYS
CLUTCHING
fistfuls
of
marbles
These
youngsters
take
advantage
of
a
spot
in
the
centre
of
Dogwood
cleared
of
snow
by
the
current
mild
spell
Gerald
McKenzic
kibitzes
on
his
way
home
from
skating
as
Hugh
Mclnnis
Rex
Mohr
Bob
Leslie
Michael
Calyniuk
and
Ian
Mclnnis
get
down
to
some
serious
shooting
Fujikawa
photo
EXTREME
INCREASE
HIT
Dezell
slams
school
budget
School
District
57s
record
2843290
budget
ran
into
some
stormy
weather
Friday
night
Speech
finals
set
for
tonight
Caiiboo
Toastmasters
Club
speech
finals
will
be
held
in
the
Hotel
Simon
Eraser
at
630
pm
today
Local
speakoffs
must
be
com
completed
�
pleted
by
Friday
The
regional
finals
arc
held
during
March
A
club
spokesman
said
today
that
at
least
four
Toastmasters
will
be
competing
for
the
top
speaker
award
here
It
is
like
likely
�
ly
other
Toastmasters
will
add
their
names
to
the
list
of
en
entrants
�
trants
Wives
of
Toastmasters
Toast
mistress
Club
members
and
any
interested
persons
arc
in
invited
�
vited
to
the
speech
finals
when
trustees
met
with
rural
representatives
and
city
offi
officials
�
cials
to
review
spending
The
25
rural
representatives
at
the
meeting
gac
the
budget
their
appioval
with
hardly
a
whimper
over
the
13
5
per
cent
said
How
would
the
city
fare
if
it
had
an
increase
like
this
every
year
Board
chairman
Jim
Elliott
rural
representative
Ken
Mel
Melville
�
ville
trustees
Dr
W
J
Aitken
and
Vic
Jay
and
superintend
superintendent
�
ent
J
M
Phillipson
all
came
to
the
defence
of
the
proposed
budget
These
Major
Dezells
com
comments
�
ments
bother
me
said
Mr
Phillipson
This
board
has
done
cvcr
thing
to
exercise
ec
economy
�
onomy
in
the
operation
of
the
district
He
recalled
that
last
jcar
the
school
mill
rate
was
about
15
mills
lower
than
that
of
the
j
ear
before
With
grants
forth
forthcoming
�
coming
a
further
reduction
is
within
he
realm
of
possibility
Othcis
defending
the
board
and
its
budget
remaikcd
on
the
anticipated
10
per
cent
increase
in
enrolment
next
September
when
about
8000
students
will
be
at
School
District
57
schools
They
also
said
trustees
had
been
at
great
pains
to
keep
the
increase
as
small
as
pos
possible
�
sible
Accouling
to
Mr
Mel
Melville
�
ville
the
increase
should
have
been
about
2G
per
cent
Despite
Mr
Dezells
dissatis
dissatisfaction
�
faction
a
survey
of
aldermen
Saturday
and
Sunday
indicated
the
budget
would
be
approved
as
it
stands
by
city
council
Next
step
will
be
to
send
the
budget
to
Victoria
for
approval
by
the
department
of
education
board
secretaiy
treasurer
Bob
Gracey
said
today
There
is
still
no
indication
o
the
mill
rate
pending
announce
announcement
�
ment
of
piovincial
grants
in
March
and
of
the
rural
assess
assessment
�
ment
in
April
said
Mr
Gracey
CA
Phone
lOgon
4
2441
Vol
7
No
29
PAPER
STRIKE
TALKS
BREAK
UP
NEW
YORK
Ml
An
all
night
newspaper
strike
ncgoti
ation
broke
up
this
morning
without
a
settlement
being
reached
in
the
citys
GG
clay
blackout
of
nine
major
papers
Walter
N
Thajcr
president
of
the
New
York
Herald
Trib
Tribune
�
une
and
spokesman
for
the
publishers
said
his
group
had
no
appointment
to
return
for
further
bargaining
sessions
He
said
no
agreement
had
been
reached
with
striking
printers
after
a
session
which
began
at
2
p
m
Sunday
and
went
through
the
night
BC
BUDGET
City
likes
grant
deal
City
council
breathed
a
sigh
of
relief
Friday
when
the
pro
provincial
�
vincial
budget
included
both
per
capita
grants
and
property
grants
to
BC
municipalities
I
Major
Garvin
Dezell
said
Wc
were
quite
worried
about
the
per
capita
grant
business
j
earlier
this
year
The
city
will
get
about
157
000
in
per
capita
grants
from
the
provincial
government
the
same
amount
as
last
jcar
Undoubtedly
the
uproar
made
by
all
municipalities
when
Bennett
proposed
to
el
eliminate
�
iminate
all
per
capita
grants
changed
the
finance
ministers
policy
said
Mayor
Dezell
Under
the
Municipal
Aid
Act
the
government
pays
16
for
each
person
in
a
municipality
with
a
population
of
3500
per
persons
�
sons
12
to
each
person
in
a
municipality
of
between
3500
and
8000
8
for
between
8000
and
50000
and
650
for
in
ex
excess
�
cess
of
50000
Grants
in
lieu
of
taxes
on
property
owned
by
the
prov
province
�
ince
will
also
be
paid
by
the
provincial
government
The
bud
budget
�
get
read
Friday
by
the
premier
and
finance
minister
W
A
C
Bennett
said
the
grant
will
be
equivalent
to
a
15
mill
levy
on
provincial
property
exclusive
of
such
things
as
highwajs
and
parks
This
would
indicate
said
City
Manager
Arran
Thomson
that
the
city
will
get
about
32000
for
property
grants
Trans
West
Theatres
which
op
crates
both
Princess
and
Strand
said
his
company
had
been
contemplating
a
hike
in
admission
charges
A
number
of
other
theatre
companies
in
the
country
have
recently
increased
prices
he
said
But
abolition
of
the
am
usement
tax
will
allow
prices
here
to
icmain
steady
He
said
he
did
not
expect
the
end
of
the
tax
to
have
any
other
effects
He
did
not
know
when
the
amusement
tax
would
be
dropped
here
pending
not
ification
from
Victoria
City
Manager
Arran
Thomson
said
prices
at
Civic
Properties
and
Recreation
Commission
shows
would
probably
not
be
dropped
A
five
per
cent
tax
68
look
after
hospital
which
serves
15000
Less
than
a
half
of
one
per
cent
of
the
adult
population
of
the
Prince
George
Regional
Hospital
area
has
taken
mem
bership
in
the
hospital
society
Hospital
administrator
Gor
don
Tow
nend
haid
today
that
there
arc
now
68
paid
up
inein
hers
entitled
to
vote
at
the
so
cietys
annual
meeting
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5
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Area
adult
population
is
about
15000
Major
businebs
of
the
an
annual
�
nual
meeting
will
be
to
elect
two
of
the
six
trustees
repre
representing
�
senting
the
bociely
on
the
re
regional
�
gional
hospitals
10
nian
board
Mr
Tow
nend
said
that
the
low
membership
is
in
effect
a
vote
of
confidence
in
the
pres
present
�
ent
administration
However
lie
said
he
would
like
to
see
moie
paiticipation
Membership
in
the
society
was
high
a
few
years
ago
when
he
first
arrived
and
we
were
cleaning
house
he
iccallcd
At
the
annual
meeting
there
was
standing
loom
only
Last
ear
on
the
other
hand
paid
up
membership
stood
at
41
and
29
persons
turned
out
for
the
societys
annual
meet
ins
e
e
DEFENCE
TRADE
makes
little
difference
to
price
However
he
said
administra
administration
�
tion
of
the
tax
was
a
headache
and
he
called
the
abolition
marvellous
Itizn
The
only
daily
newspaper
serving
Norlh
Cenlral
British
Columbia
PRINCE
GEORGE
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
MONDAY
FEBRUARY
11
1963
2
vacant
cabinet
positions
filled
OTTAWA
CI
Gordon
net
Aug
9
1962
as
minister
put
in
charge
of
implementing
Churchill
today
was
appointed
minister
of
national
defence
and
Senator
Wallace
McCutcheon
was
named
trade
minister
as
Prime
Minister
Dicfenbakcr
re
reorganized
�
organized
a
ministry
shaken
by
three
resignations
last
week
Marcel
Lambert
43-jcar-old
MP
for
Edmonton
West
and
speaker
of
the
Commons
in
the
last
Parliament
took
over
the
veterans
affairs
portfolio
held
by
Mr
Churchill
from
October
1960
until
todays
reorganiza
reorganization
�
tion
Mr
Dicfenbakcr
announcing
the
appointments
as
he
left
his
home
for
the
airport
to
keep
a
Toronto
speaking
engagement
said
other
appointments
will
be
announced
shortly
He
said
these
would
involve
appointments
from
Quebec
and
other
provinces
In
announcing
Senator
Mc
Cutchcons
appointment
he
said
he
had
chosen
a
man
who
would
keep
the
economy
rising
Senator
McCutcheon
former
managing
director
of
E
P
Tay
Taylors
�
lors
big
Argus
Corporation
was
first
brought
into
the
Cabi-
Quit
or
else
ultimatum
said
given
ministers
VICTORIA
CP
Victoria
Conservative
MP
A
DeB
Mc
Phillips
suggests
cabinet
resig
resignations
�
nations
of
Trade
Minister
Hccs
and
Associate
Defence
Minister
Sevigny
came
after
they
had
been
given
an
opportunity
to
resign
or
be
kicked
out
Commenting
on
the
resigna
resignations
�
tions
in
a
telephone
interview
from
Ottawa
Mr
McPhillips
said
The
two
who
resigned
said
nuclear
weapons
was
the
issue
but
there
were
some
other
fac
factors
�
tors
included
too
The
preponderance
of
opin
opinion
�
ion
in
Ottawa
is
that
in
accord
accordance
�
ance
with
tradition
and
custom
they
were
given
an
opportunity
to
resign
or
be
kicked
out
of
the
cabinet
Cut
in
amusement
tax
wont
drop
admissions
Abolition
of
ECs
five
per
cent
amusement
tax
will
not
have
any
effect
on
admission
charges
at
city
theatres
and
other
amusements
Jim
Fairlcy
manager
of
without
portfolio
and
given
the
task
of
planning
for
Canadas
economic
future
He
later
was
THOMPSON
TALKS
OF
COALITION
R
K
D
1
E
H
R
CP
Social
Credit
Leader
Robert
Thomp
Thompson
�
son
indicated
Sunday
night
he
might
be
willing
to
lead
a
co
coalition
�
alition
of
Social
Creditors
and
anli
-
Dicfenbakcr
Conserva
Conservatives
�
tives
in
the
Apiil
8
federal
election
He
was
commenting
on
a
report
published
in
Toronto
which
said
such
a
movement
is
afoot
to
organize
the
coah
tion
Mr
Thompson
said
the
idea
might
be
an
alternative
to
the
prospect
of
another
min
minority
�
ority
government
after
the
election
IN
HISTORY
Crisis
one
of
worst
OTTAWA
CP
The
cur
current
�
rent
cabinet
crisis
which
so
far
has
produced
three
resig
resignations
�
nations
in
a
week
stands
out
as
one
of
the
most
serious
since
the
turn
of
the
century
The
last
crisis
in
which
min
ministers
�
isters
quit
because
of
policy
differences
with
the
prime
minister
was
the
conscription
crisis
of
1944
J
L
Ralston
defence
min
minister
�
ister
in
Mackenzie
Kings
cab
cabinet
�
inet
resigned
Nov
1
1944
be
because
�
cause
he
favored
conscription
for
overseas
service
while
Mr
King
still
held
out
against
it
Twenty
five
days
later
Air
Minister
and
Associate
De
Defence
�
fence
Minister
C
G
Power
now
a
senator
resigned
in
op
opposition
�
position
to
Kings
conscription
policies
In
a
previous
conscription
crisis
in
1912
P
J
A
Cardin
transport
minister
in
the
King
cabinet
resigned
Some
other
cabinet
resigna
resignations
�
tions
over
policy
Oct
26
1934
II
II
Ste
Stevens
�
vens
trade
minister
in
the
R
H
Bennett
government
over
cabinet
disagreement
on
a
price
spreads
committee
report
June
11
1919
T
A
Crerar
now
a
Liberal
senator
from
Sir
Robert
Bordens
Unionist
government
in
protest
against
high
tariff
policies
recommendations
of
the
Glassco
royal
commission
on
govern
government
�
ment
organization
Left
vacant
at
least
for
the
time
being
was
the
portfolio
of
associate
defence
minister
va
vacated
�
cated
Saturday
by
the
resigna
resignation
�
tion
of
Pierre
Sevigny
Resigning
along
with
Mr
Sevigny
Saturday
was
former
trade
minister
Hccs
The
two
of
them
followed
by
less
than
a
week
departure
of
Douglas
Harkncss
as
minister
of
na
national
�
tional
defence
all
over
dis
disagreement
�
agreement
with
the
prime
min
minister
�
ister
on
the
question
of
nuclear
arms
for
Canadian
forces
Appointment
of
Senator
Mc
McCutcheon
�
Cutcheon
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jcar
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old
cigar
smoking
Bay
Street
financier
was
the
one
real
surprise
in
to
todays
�
days
announcement
Last
week
despite
his
repeated
denials
he
had
been
linked
with
a
group
of
ministers
reported
on
the
point
of
resigning
Mr
Churchill
64
teacher
and
lawjer
who
has
been
a
close
personal
friend
of
Mr
Dicfen
Dicfenbakcr
�
bakcr
for
many
jcars
is
a
vet
veteran
�
eran
of
both
world
wars
He
was
trade
minister
in
the
first
cabinet
formed
by
Mr
Dicfen
Dicfenbakcr
�
bakcr
in
1957
and
shifted
to
the
less
onerous
veterans
affairs
post
in
the
fall
of
1960
in
a
major
cabinet
shuffle
Tribe
cuts
food
supply
to
capital
city
in
Congo
LEOPOLDVILLE
Ml
A
powerful
tribe
has
clamped
a
food
blockade
on
Leopoldvillc
in
a
battle
with
the
central
govern
government
�
ment
for
control
of
the
capital
Diplomats
fear
rioting
may
erupt
as
hunger
increases
in
the
city
Usually
well
informed
sources
say
Premier
Cyrille
Adoula
has
asked
the
U
S
to
fly
2000
tons
of
rice
here
from
Stanleyville
in
the
eastern
Congo
to
try
to
break
the
cinbargo
imposed
by
the
Bakongo
tribe
Weather
roundup
Maximum
temperature
rec
records
ords
were
broken
at
Victoria
A
BAILEY
BRIDGE
OVER
A
WASHED
OUT
SECTION
OF
TRANS
CANADA
Highway
in
the
Fraser
Canyon
took
moderately
heavy
traffic
dining
the
week
weekend
�
end
Much
of
the
traffic
comprised
trucks
which
had
been
held
up
by
the
slides
caused
last
week
by
an
early
thaw
and
rain
OUier
motorists
went
up
to
the
canyon
from
Vancouver
to
inspect
damage
and
return
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WOMAN
RETURNS
HOME
An
85-car-old
woman
missing
since
Saturday
re
returned
�
turned
home
today
Mrs
William
Wallace
a
four
foot
10
inch
stout
wo
woman
�
man
left
her
daughter
and
son-in-laws
house
at
1415
Elm
with
45
in
her
purse
Saturday
The
daughter
Mrs
Oswald
Eberl
said
today
Wc
scour
scoured
�
ed
the
city
Saturday
and
Sun
Sunday
�
day
Police
were
also
help
helping
�
ing
us
look
for
mother
But
at
mail
time
today
Mrs
Wallace
came
home
She
had
decided
to
take
a
light
housekeeping
room
clscwhcic
in
the
city
LOGGERS
3
strikers
shot
killed
KAPUSKASING
Ont
CD
Three
striking
loggers
were
killed
and
nine
others
taken
to
hospital
with
wounds
following
a
shooting
skirmish
today
in
involving
�
volving
striking
loggers
and
in
independent
�
dependent
bushworkcrs
near
here
Nineteen
independent
loggers
were
arrested
after
the
shoot
shooting
�
ing
Ten
rifles
two
shotguns
and
a
revolver
were
seized
No
charges
have
jet
been
laid
Police
said
the
strikers
were
shot
when
they
attempted
to
push
over
a
pile
of
cord
wood
stockpiled
by
independent
log
loggers
�
gers
Staff
inspector
Ralph
Taj
lor
of
Ontario
Provincial
Police
headquarters
at
Kapuskasing
said
that
500
loggers
approach
approached
�
ed
the
pile
of
logs
on
private
property
He
said
about
12
police
tried
to
hold
them
back
but
were
unsuccessful
Then
the
settlers
the
inde
independent
�
pendent
loggers
opened
fire
with
rifles
and
shotguns
he
said
One
of
the
dead
men
stood
next
to
one
of
rny
men
and
two
constables
were
brushed
by
shells
Wc
didnt
know
they
had
guns
We
never
expected
any
anything
�
thing
like
this
he
said
gg
Abbotsford
Nanaimo
and
White
horse
on
the
weekend
Victoria
set
an
all
time
Feb
February
�
ruary
high
on
Friday
with
a
601
reading
Daily
records
were
broken
on
Saturday
and
Sunday
at
Victoria
with
559
and
60
degree
readings
Abbotsford
high
on
Sunday
was
68
degrees
and
Nanaimo
reading
was
60
degrees
The
Whitchorsc
high
of
455
on
Saturday
broke
the
former
high
of
36
degrees
established
in
1953
Mainly
clear
Tuesday
but
with
patches
of
low
cloud
or
fog
in
some
vallejs
Light
winds
Low
tonight
and
high
Tuesday
at
Prince
George
20
and
42
Quesnel
20
and
35
Smithers
20
and
45
Peace
River
Extensive
fog
patches
overnight
Sunny
but
cooler
Tuesday
Light
winds
Low
tonight
and
high
Tuesday
at
Grande
Prairie
10
and
20
Vancouver
Low
tonight
and
high
Tuesday
at
Vancouver
32
and
55
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Prince
George
42
12
-
Terrace
47
33
-
Smithers
10
16
-
Quesnel
42
18
-
Williams
Lake
47
20
-
Kamloops
28
20
-
Whitchorsc
32
-5
-
Fort
Nelson
30
8
-
Fort
St
John
35
7
-
Dawson
Creek
36
3
-
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HURTS
PROVIDENCE
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stops
a
Providence
fire
man
rushing
to
a
fire
unleii
its
another
fireman
Fireman
Jou
cph
Favali
and
Edwin
Andrado
leaped
for
the
same
brass
pole
the
other
day
and
collided
head
on
Favali
bad
to
go
to
hospital
for
five
stitches
to
dose
a
cut
ejuUrow
AudraUe
was
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scathed