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School
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in
trade
with
Edmonton
Alberta
and
Quebec
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early
lead
in
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culling
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WORK
IS
CONTINUING
ON
THE
NEW
FRASER
RIVER
BRIDGE
where
Dominion
Bridge
crews
have
been
working
since
last
week
With
its
access
roads
the
bridge
will
complete
the
Prince
George
bypass
network
which
will
bring
the
Hart
Cariboo
and
Vanderhoof
highways
together
on
the
city
outskirts
rather
than
downtown
However
no
plans
for
construction
of
bridge
access
roads
have
yet
been
announced
Fujikawa
photo
AS
SOON
AS
SNOW
OFF
GROUND
raorfherrs
manhunt
slated
VANCOUVER
CPU
The
spring
thaw
will
signal
the
start
of
one
of
the
norths
biggest
man
manhunts
�
hunts
as
the
RCMP
tries
to
solve
the
disappearance
of
a
joung
French
student
on
a
sentimental
pilgrimage
Henri
Menguet
20
a
univer
university
�
sity
student
from
Annecy
Hautc
Savoic
vanished
without
a
trace
last
August
while
hitch
hitchhiking
�
hiking
home
after
a
trip
to
the
Candidate
to
address
annual
Liberal
meet
Charlie
Graham
Liberal
candidate
for
Cariboo
in
the
April
8
federal
election
will
address
the
annual
meeting
of
the
Prince
George
Liberal
Association
Wednesday
Sheduled
for
8
pm
in
Room
206
of
the
Bon
Accord
Building
the
meeting
will
also
feature
election
of
officers
and
a
discussion
of
the
associa
associations
�
tions
role
in
the
forthcoming
election
Annual
meetings
have
been
planned
for
the
McBride
Liberal
Association
Thursday
and
the
Van
deihoof
Liberal
Association
next
week
No
date
has
been
set
for
the
Quesnel
association
meeting
Now
hear
this
pilucn
photographer
Roy
Fujikawa
today
took
what
was
piobably
the
first
swim
of
the
car
heie
Standing
on
the
jet
of
the
1raser
River
taking
a
rhoto
of
woik
on
the
new
Jra
ser
bridge
he
went
through
the
ice
and
got
soaked
up
past
liis
knees
In
the
we-get-letters
depart
department
�
ment
Dear
Sir
I
do
get
great
pleasure
from
reading
our
column
and
I
ap
prccJato
jour
sense
of
humor
Va
jou
think
most
childien
believe
that
what
adults
sav
or
ptonounce
on
radio
or
tele
virion
is
coriect
Do
they
be-
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events
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Here
and
there
6
Markets
3
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news
2
Sports
4
Hove
for
instance
that
when
Jack
C
talks
about
Esqui
mont
that
it
really
is
Escjui
niont
I
know
it
couldnt
possibly
be
MEsjuiiiialt
because
no
radio
or
tv
announcer
after
years
in
UC
could
make
that
mistake
could
lie
Could
ou
please
let
me
know
wheio
Escjuimont
is
Mrs
Lillian
Staub
We
dont
know
Why
dont
jou
try
asking
Jack
George
Dimor
Ijince
Geoige
Motors
salesman
has
won
a
summit
awaid
as
one
of
the
1oid
Motor
Companys
top
50
Canadian
salesmen
and
the
best
of
400
in
Alberta
and
11
C
lie
leaves
tonight
for
a
two
day
expense
paid
visit
to
Foul
plants
at
Oakville
and
Detroit
and
an
awards
dinner
at
Toionto
Just
to
show
that
crime
doesnt
pay
fellow
hit
another
car
but
failed
to
stay
at
the
iceno
of
the
accident
Damage
amounted
to
4
98
Police
caught
the
culprit
took
him
before
the
courts
and
fined
him
200
old
Klondike
gold
diggings
in
the
Yukon
where
his
grand
grandfather
�
father
founded
the
family
for
fortune
�
tune
RCMP
officers
have
disclosed
plans
for
an
intensive
search
for
Mcriguet
who
they
believe
was
slain
somewhere
along
the
Alaska
Highway
and
dumped
into
the
bush
Police
dogs
will
help
in
the
search
of
scrub
pine
growth
bordering
a
100
mile
section
of
the
highway
Police
also
will
comb
the
steep
banks
of
the
Rancheria
River
for
miles
down
downstream
�
stream
from
where
the
swift
flowing
water
runs
through
a
trench
beside
the
road
Meriguet
landed
at
Quebec
at
the
end
of
July
A
kitbag
and
camera
slung
over
his
shoul
shoulders
�
ders
he
set
out
by
bus
for
Whitehorse
and
a
tour
of
the
creeks
wheie
his
grandfather
struck
it
rich
at
the
age
of
18
Little
is
known
of
Meriguets
movements
in
the
north
al
although
�
though
some
who
remember
the
friendly
joung
man
say
he
toured
the
Yukon
and
found
the
cabin
wheio
his
grandfather
had
lived
near
Dawson
City
He
mailed
a
letter
in
Dawson
City
Aug
27
telling
his
father
and
15-
car
old
sister
in
France
he
was
coming
home
He
travelled
338
miles
south
to
Whitehorse
where
he
bid
farewell
to
a
countryman
he
had
met
there
On
Aug
29
his
friend
drove
him
to
the
out
outskirts
�
skirts
of
Whitehorse
shook
hands
and
watched
Mariguet
trudge
down
the
gravel
high
way
k
for
the
new
non-denomina
tional
college
Enthusiasm
and
interest
in
the
college
among
national
firms
being
contacted
now
in
Montreal
and
briefed
on
the
work
of
the
college
is
very
en
couraging
he
said
I
sincerely
hope
that
this
enthusiasm
will
be
caught
by
all
the
Prince
George
indus
tries
and
businesses
which
have
not
as
yet
contributed
lo
this
effort
to
aid
the
youth
Of
North
Central
BC
Father
Rogers
will
visit
Que
bee
City
Toronto
Winnipeg
Edmonton
Calgary
and
Van
Vancouver
�
couver
after
his
work
in
Mon
Montreal
�
treal
is
finished
He
will
be
back
in
Prince
George
in
May
NDP
Socred
men
being
chosen
Saturday
Cariboo
New
Democrats
will
pick
their
candidate
in
the
forthcoming
election
at
a
nom-
mating
convention
at
1030
am
Saturday
in
the
1WA
hall
Socred
candidate
for
Cariboo
will
also
be
chosen
Saturday
at
a
meeting
scheduled
for
8
pm
at
the
Civic
Centre
MP
Bert
Leboc
is
expected
to
be
nom
inated
Both
Liberals
and
Conserva
Conservatives
�
tives
have
already
chosen
their
candidates
Charlie
Gra
ham
of
Prince
George
will
run
for
the
Liberals
and
Peter
Runkle
of
Pouce
Coupe
for
the
Tories
Court
to
rule
If
Kill
umpire
yell
Is
crime
HOME
AP
Italys
highest
court
today
pon
pondered
�
dered
whether
it
was
a
crime
for
a
sports
fan
to
yell
Kill
the
umpire
Specifically
the
Court
of
Cassation
was
asked
to
rule
whether
referees
at
sports
encounters
were
public
officials
In
Italy
it
is
a
crime
to
offend
public
officials
The
controversy
is
an
old
one
Some
30
years
ago
several
Italian
lower
courts
ruled
referees
were
public
officials
and
convicted
fans
who
abused
them
e
Continued
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Weath
e
MINISTERS
CLOBBERED
By
FRANK
RUTTER
Special
Correspondent
VICTORIA
A
Social
Credit
MLA
Monday
roasted
the
cars
of
his
government
with
blasts
of
scorn
about
a
stupid
department
and
an
unfinished
highway
Dudley
Little
the
member
for
Skecna
said
Trans
Transport
�
port
Minister
Earle
Westwood
docs
not
know
what
goes
on
in
his
department
nor
does
the
deputy
minister
50000
for
college
MONTREAL
Special
Do
Donations
�
nations
totalling
50000
have
been
made
to
Prince
George
College
by
the
Royal
Bank
of
Canada
and
the
Bank
of
Mon
Montreal
�
treal
Presentations
were
made
here
to
college
information
of
officer
�
ficer
Rev
Peter
Rogers
by
Arthur
Maync
executive
vice
president
of
the
Royal
Bank
and
G
Arnold
Hart
president
of
the
Bank
of
Montreal
Father
Rogers
termed
the
two
gifts
a
wonderful
start
on
the
national
fund
raising
campaign
he
is
now
conducting
In
fact
it
discriminates
against
the
truck
loggers
Little
said
He
also
questioned
the
truth
of
a
statement
by
Premier
Ben
Bennett
�
nett
By
the
time
six-foot-five
300
pound
Little
had
finished
he
made
Premier
Bennett
West
wood
and
Highways
Minister
Gaglardi
blush
He
sent
a
text
of
his
remarks
to
Westwood
It
said
he
ran
a
shakedown
department
Little
had
the
opposition
pounding
desks
in
glee
HOW
ABOUT
ROAD
He
said
he
had
tried
to
ex
plain
his
complaints
about
the
transport
department
to
four
cabinet
ministers
before
he
went
to
Mines
Minister
Ken
Kenneth
�
neth
Klcrnan
He
told
me
You
have
a
good
point
there
stick
with
it
till
ou
make
it
And
thats
what
I
intend
to
do
Premier
Bennett
laughed
and
joked
with
Gaglardi
until
his
own
name
came
up
Little
said
the
Premier
told
a
Prince
Rupert
dinner
some
jears
ago
that
Highway
1G
would
be
completed
by
1960
Isaid
we
never
give
a
com
completion
�
pletion
date
the
premier
in
interjected
�
terjected
I
believe
you
tell
the
truth
but
the
person
who
told
me
that
tells
the
truth
too
Little
replied
60
MILES
There
are
still
60
miles
of
road
to
build
in
his
riding
Little
said
You
11
be
lucky
if
you
get
it
done
by
1970
said
Leo
Nimsick
NDP
Cranbrook
Suddenly
Little
turned
on
the
Socred
benchers
in
front
of
him
John
Tisdallc
of
Saanich
and
Don
Robinson
of
Lillooet
Keep
quiet
there
he
roar
ed
Mr
Little
predicted
the
high
highway
�
way
will
not
be
finished
in
his
-riding
until
1966
But
he
said
he
had
been
promised
there
will
be
con
contracts
�
tracts
awarded
for
some
of
the
toughest
bits
at
Bulklcy
Can
Canyon
�
yon
cast
of
Hazclton
and
at
Pacific
Outside
the
house
Westwood
said
Little
had
been
grossly
un
unfair
�
fair
er
roundup
The
five
day
forecast
for
this
area
calls
for
above
normal
temperatures
Clouding
over
Wednesday
Little
change
in
temperature
light
winds
Low
tonight
and
high
Wednesday
at
Prince
George
and
Smithcrs
28
and
40
Quesnel
30
and
45
Peace
River
Cloudy
with
snow
flurries
Wednesday
Little
change
in
temperature
Light
winds
Low
tonight
and
high
Wednesday
at
Grande
Prairie
0
and
10
Vancouver
and
Victoria
Cloudy
and
mild
Wednesday
Rain
Winds
southeasterly
20
at
Victoria
and
southerly
15
at
Vancouver
Low
tonight
and
high
Wednesday
at
Vancouver
42
and
50
Victoria
42
and
50
LAST
24
HOURS
Hi
Lo
Pre
Prince
George
41
25
01
TVuace
40
31
02
Siuithers
40
27
Quesnel
47
27
Williams
Laku
47
28
Kamloops
49
23
Whitehoise
31
14
Fort
Nelson
7
o
03
Fort
St
John
16
2
Dawson
Creek
19
9
PRAIRIE
WEATHER
Light
snowflurries
are
occur
occurring
�
ring
in
southern
Manitoba
and
Albert
JElsevvhere
skies
are
clearRa
new
surge
of
cold
IN
BC
Itlzen
The
only
daily
newspaper
serving
North
Central
British
Columbia
PRINCE
GEORGE
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
TUESDAY
FEBRUARY
19
1963
Socreds
roasted
by
own
member
SCHOOL
FINANCES
SAID
INADEQUATE
VANCOUVER
CD
Roy
Bell
chairman
of
Vancouver
School
Boards
finance
com
committee
�
mittee
said
Monday
present
methods
of
financing
educa
education
�
tion
in
BC
aie
no
longer
ade
adequate
�
quate
and
new
ways
will
have
to
be
found
Mr
Bell
suggested
the
board
and
city
council
join
forces
in
a
call
to
the
govern
government
�
ment
for
a
thorough
investi
investigation
�
gation
of
education
costs
The
trend
is
for
the
prop
property
�
erty
owner
to
support
more
and
more
of
the
rising
costs
of
public
education
he
said
FROM
BANKS
Mi
TLt-
-
-
-
PRINCE
ANDREW
CHEER-
ful
chubby
joungest
child
of
Queen
Elizabeth
turned
three
today
Flu
isnt
expected
Influenza
which
has
been
moving
west
across
North
Am
America
�
erica
is
not
expected
to
hit
BC
according
to
Dr
G
H
Bonham
director
of
the
Nor
Northern
�
thern
Interior
Health
Unit
There
has
been
no
official
warning
from
the
provincial
de
department
�
partment
of
health
said
Dr
Bonham
although
at
least
two
flu
like
illnesses
are
making
the
rounds
However
the
two
a
four
day
sore
throat
and
a
one-
to
three
day
stomach
disorder
appear
to
be
only
the
usual
minor
illnesses
of
the
winter
season
Although
no
epidemic
is
ex
expected
�
pected
people
over
G5
preg-
nant
women
and
persons
with
rvm
CLOUDY
jWV
air
spieads
into
the
eastern
prairies
Afternoon
tempera
temperatures
�
tures
will
range
from
near
40
above
in
the
chinook
area
of
Alberta
to
5
lo
15
above
else
elsewhere
�
where
on
the
Prairies
Early
morning
weather
in
major
cities
Winnipeg
3
above
over
overcast
�
cast
Saskatoon
zero
NV
wind
18
Regina
2
below
NW
wind
20
Edmonton
9
above
winds
north
8
Calgary
20
above
calm
w
capons
for
its
forces
at
home
and
abroad
only
in
case
of
need
or
emergency
2
De
Defence
�
fence
policy
must
remain
flex
flexible
�
ible
to
meet
changing
strate
gic
and
tactical
conditions
Mr
Churchills
defence
state
statement
�
ment
first
since
he
took
over
the
portfolio
Feb
11
appeared
to
follow
Piimc
Minister
Dief
cnbakcrs
announced
policies
He
quoted
briefly
from
Mr
Dicfenbakers
Jan
25
Commons
speech
on
Canadas
nuclear
role
to
help
outline
his
position
The
prime
ministers
refusal
to
commit
Canada
to
a
nuclear
role
led
to
the
resignation
of
Douglas
Harkness
as
defence
minister
and
Mr
Churchill
took
over
Forum
for
Mr
Churchills
speech
was
a
convention
in
Win
Winnipeg
�
nipeg
South
Centre
that
en
endorsed
�
dorsed
him
as
a
candidate
In
the
April
8
federal
election
He
was
unopposed
Dealing
with
Canadas
role
in
the
North
America
Treaty
Or
Organization
�
ganization
Mr
Churchill
said
the
Canadian
Honest
John
rocket
battery
in
Germany
is
ready
to
perform
any
task
al
Iotcd
to
it
by
the
supreme
com
commander
�
mander
of
NATO
But
rockets
presumably
nu
clear
tipped
for
the
battery
are
any
chronic
illness
should
be
in
American
custody
and
will
immunized
against
flu
by
their
not
be
handed
over
until
an
doctor
I
emergency
has
arisen
Manslaughter
hearing
put
off
to
Wednesday
Walter
William
Dominic
charged
with
manslaughter
Monday
was
remanded
to
Wed
Wednesday
�
nesday
so
defence
counsel
can
obtain
a
copy
of
a
statement
he
made
to
police
Dominie
was
charged
manslaughter
following
with
the
death
Nov
2G
in
Prince
George
Regional
Hospital
of
Antoine
Charlie
Duncan
of
Tachie
Lake
Duncan
was
admitted
to
hos
hospital
�
pital
several
days
prior
to
his
death
after
reportedly
having
been
in
a
scuffle
Defence
lawyer
Frank
Perry
protested
before
a
statement
by
the
accused
could
be
ad
admitted
�
mitted
as
evidence
It
was
taken
by
RCMP
Constable
Fred
Jenkins
at
Fort
St
James
Mr
Perry
said
he
did
not
have
a
copy
of
the
statement
and
felt
it
would
be
necessary
before
he
could
proceed
Dr
P
J
Carson
appeared
before
the
remand
and
said
Duncan
had
apparently
died
as
a
result
of
a
brain
hemmor
rhage
No
skull
fracture
was
found
Dr
Carson
attended
Duncan
when
he
was
admitted
to
hos
pital
Nov
21
He
also
perform
performed
�
ed
an
autopsy
after
Duncans
death
No
external
injuries
were
evi
evident
�
dent
BY
AUTOMOTIVE
RETAILERS
7c
a
CopacMiSi1
Inquest
put
off
until
report
on
crash
ready
Inquest
into
the
deaths
of
two
men
found
in
the
wreckage
of
a
light
plane
about
150
miles
northwest
of
Prince
George
has
been
adjourned
indefinitely
Bodies
of
Fay
Hartman
31
of
Prince
George
and
Jim
Stewart
45
of
Burns
Lake
were
identified
at
the
inquest
Monday
night
Further
proceedings
await
a
report
from
Dcpaitment
of
Transport
investigators
The
two
were
conducting
a
caribou
count
in
the
Wolverine
Range
near
Gcrmanscn
Landing
when
they
went
missing
last
week
Their
bodies
were
recovered
by
the
RCAF
and
RCMP
Saturday
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DEFENCE
BOSS
SAYS
Emergency7
only
time
for
nuclear
weapons
WINNIPEG
CP
Newly
appointed
Defence
Minister
Churchill
entered
Canadas
nuclear
debate
Monday
with
a
policy
speech
that
made
two
main
points
1
Canada
will
obtain
nuclear
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THIEVES
BURN
CLOTHING
STORE
VANCOUVER
CD
Thieves
set
fire
lo
a
downtown
cloth
clothing
�
ing
store
Monday
night
causing
damage
estimated
by
firemen
at
20000
Roomers
in
a
hotel
adjacent
to
Honest
Joes
clothing
store
and
occupants
of
looms
above
the
store
were
evacuated
Police
said
thieves
ransack
ransacked
�
ed
the
store
found
nothing
then
set
fire
to
sonic
rubbish
and
scraped
through
a
rear
door
Hopes
for
live
network
tv
reported
high
Microwave
television
could
come
to
Prince
George
if
a
lease
agreement
was
signed
between
the
CBC
and
BC
Tel
Telephone
�
ephone
CKPG
TV
manager
Bob
Harkins
said
today
He
would
not
say
how
soon
such
an
agreement
might
be
possible
Returning
from
a
3
hour
sit
sitting
�
ting
with
CBC
officials
in
Tor
onto
last
week
Mr
Haikins
along
with
Major
Garvin
Dc
zell
had
represented
CKPG
TV
and
the
city
in
an
effort
to
get
network
tv
here
Major
Dezell
is
in
Victoria
today
and
could
not
be
reach
reached
�
ed
for
comment
Nothing
was
signed
with
the
CBC
said
Mr
Haikins
but
we
didnt
expect
it
cither
However
he
was
optimistic
He
said
the
cost
factor
con
considering
�
sidering
the
number
of
people
who
can
be
reached
is
the
prime
concern
Surveys
would
be
held
in
the
area
before
any
agreement
is
possible
Most
important
to
us
was
the
CBCs
sympathetic
hearing
to
our
proposal
said
Mr
Har
Harkins
kins
TANK
PLUNGES
THREE
FLOORS
NEW
YORK
Ml
Rescue
workers
pulled
the
bodies
of
two
men
from
a
six
storey
commercial
building
in
Brook
Brooklyn
�
lyn
today
A
10000
gallon
roof
top
water
tank
had
collapsed
and
crashed
through
the
upper
three
floors
Some
41
tons
of
water
cas
caded
through
the
structure
when
the
wooden
tank
gave
way
Ten
persons
were
in
hos
hospital
�
pital
two
in
serious
condition
Unfair
gas
prices
slammed
VANCOUVER
CP
Oil
companies
came
under
fire
Monday
for
deliberate
mani
manipulation
�
pulation
of
prices
at
the
cost
of
piivatc
motorists
as
gas
sta
stations
�
tions
continue
a
price
war
in
Victoria
The
Automotive
Retailers
As
sociation
said
motorists
are
be
being
�
ing
forced
to
subsidize
indus
industrial
�
trial
gas
users
through
unfair
retail
prices
In
a
letter
to
members
of
the
legislature
secretary
mana
ger
J
L
Kinneard
said
This
deliberate
m
a
nipulation
of
prices
is
both
unfair
and
costly
to
the
average
motoric
in
this
province
The
well
planned
scheme
of
forcing
retail
dealers
into
a
con
consignment
�
signment
t
commission
type
of
agreement
has
totally
destroy
rd
free
enterprise
in
the
retail
petroleum
industry
the
letter
said
Meanwhile
an
official
of
Im
Imperial
�
perial
Oil
Ltd
taid
there
is
nothing
unusual
illegal
or
un
unfair
�
fair
about
the
voluntary
con
signment
arrangement
which
we
have
offered
our
dealers
in
Victoria
D
II
Macallan
manager
of
the
companys
Pacific
market
ing
region
said
in
a
statement
the
sjstem
was
introduced
in
Victoria
to
protect
our
dealers
and
ourselves
against
growing
competitive
losses
in
volume
brought
about
by
increasing
competition
from
discounters
and
a
gradually
eroding
price
structure
Twelve
Victoria
stations
are
involved
in
the
pricg
war