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POST
OFFICE
LETTER
CARRIER
CLIFFORD
PEAKER
IS
TEST
DRIVING
A
new
mail
carrier
while
making
his
rounds
in
the
downtown
business
area
The
buggy
is
the
first
one
to
be
tried
out
in
Prince
George
although
similar
units
are
in
operation
at
Penticton
Post
Office
officials
estimate
about
three
times
as
much
mail
can
be
carried
in
the
buggy
as
with
the
regular
mail
bag
The
buggy
will
be
used
where
there
are
sidewalks
and
where
a
heavy
volume
of
mail
merits
its
use
Vandervoort
photo
BUT
COUNCIL
RELUCTANT
Library
seeks
budget
hike
Library
board
chairman
Bob
llarkins
is
trying
to
persuade
city
council
to
part
with
an
the
Advisory
Planning
Com
mission
an
application
for
re
zoning
of
property
on
Central
to
make
way
for
construction
of
a
six
suite
apartment
block
The
applicant
proposes
to
construct
a
32500
building
on
four
lots
in
the
900
block
Cen
Central
�
tral
and
has
requested
rezoning
from
residential
to
multiple
dwelling
At
the
same
time
council
Monday
night
agreed
to
sell
a
strip
of
property
adjacent
to
the
Northern
Lights
Motel
on
Third
for
4500
The
HO
foot
long
strip
bor
borders
�
ders
Third
and
a
steep
cnbank
ment
and
is
required
to
provide
access
for
a
proposed
new
mo
motel
�
tel
Described
as
useless
piece
of
property
by
one
member
of
council
the
land
is
not
zoned
and
is
only
50
feet
deep
in
places
Council
will
consider
a
re
additional
2310
to
supplement
the
1963
library
operating
budget
Apartment
rezoning
plea
referred
to
commission
City
council
has
referred
to
i
Chamber
of
Commerce
for
an
increase
of
500
in
the
citys
annual
grant
Consideration
will
be
given
the
appeal
at
a
spe
special
�
cial
meeting
of
council
April
17
when
the
1963
budget
will
be
brought
down
Chamber
president
Harold
Assman
suggested
the
city
should
assume
increased
res
ponsibility
for
the
operation
of
the
chambers
bureau
on
First
since
its
facilities
are
being
used
by
a
large
segment
of
the
city
s
population
Council
ll
unable
partment
of
Transport
request
for
assistance
from
the
city
fire
department
in
the
event
fire
breaks
out
in
one
of
the
DOT
buildings
at
the
airport
Fire
Chief
August
Dornbierer
advised
council
the
distance
to
the
airport
is
too
great
the
de
department
�
partment
has
insufficient
equip
ment
and
it
is
against
estab-
quest
from
Prince
George
lished
policy
Now
hear
this
Fewer
than
500
dog
licences
have
been
bought
in
the
city
according
to
Poundkeeper
Rhys
Thomas
He
knows
there
arc
many
more
than
500
mutts
trot
trotting
�
ting
the
town
walks
so
folks
who
find
their
dogs
picked
up
cant
say
they
havent
been
warned
Board
of
Broadcast
Gover
Governors
�
nors
announced
today
that
transmitters
which
will
broad
broadcast
�
cast
CuC
programs
be
built
at
Fort
St
James
and
Fort
St
John
shortly
The
BBG
also
said
the
antenna
site
of
radio
station
CBRQ
at
Quesnel
is
due
to
be
changed
In
spite
when
the
roads
are
in
normal
condition
hardtopped
in
good
weather
and
with
vehicles
ap
apparently
�
parently
in
good
condition
In
other
words
the
biggest
fault
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Here
and
there
t
Market
3
Quesnel
news
2
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4
Tw
2
13
is
the
condition
of
the
driver
Its
rumored
that
the
almost-completed
12
ccll
addition
to
the
city
police
station
may
not
contain
cells
after
all
The
room
may
be
turned
into
a
large
single
cell
containing
bunks
only
Fellows
who
complain
about
tickets
for
over
parking
they
got
last
fall
and
havent
yet
paid
are
reminded
by
RCMP
that
motorists
with
general
delivery
addresses
are
not
always
easy
to
locate
so
it
may
take
a
little
more
time
for
the
summonses
to
be
deli
delivered
�
vered
Aid
Frank
Clark
usually
can
be
relied
on
to
of
what
drivers
like
to
think
I
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fc
for
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on
this
one
tistics
reveal
that
most
candidate
Aid
dents
on
U
C
highways
happen
When
Liberal
Charlie
Graham
in
a
spate
of
levity
backed
up
Franks
con
contention
�
tention
that
the
city
library
needs
more
books
be
remark
remarking
�
ing
he
couldnt
find
any
there
on
Liberalism
during
several
recent
visits
Frank
quipped
Never
mind
Charlie
just
keep
trying
and
youll
be
able
to
wutc
your
own
book
While
down
in
Tennessee
there
is
a
possibility
of
another
monkey
trial
over
explain
explaining
�
ing
the
theory
of
evolution
in
public
schools
the
local
tv
schedule
has
an
interesting
pro
program
�
gram
scheduled
for
Easter
Sun
Sunday
�
day
Nature
of
Things
will
pre
present
�
sent
recent
fossil
discoveries
which
shed
new
light
on
the
an
ancestry
�
cestry
and
evolution
ol
man
Now
Hear
That
But
after
meeting
with
coun
council
�
cil
Monday
night
to
appeal
for
the
increase
his
chances
ap
appeared
�
peared
slim
if
Major
Garvin
Dezclls
opinion
is
any
criterion
I
dont
think
Prince
George
is
suffering
said
the
mayor
Were
providing
as
good
a
library
service
as
any
city
of
a
comparable
size
He
made
it
plain
the
library
board
had
been
treated
fairly
when
the
city
built
the
new
library
building
last
year
Personally
until
I
know
the
school
costs
I
dont
choose
to
discuss
it
the
major
said
bluntly
In
a
three
page
brief
the
board
chairman
explained
the
library
requires
a
new
book
budget
of
8000
and
to
achieve
this
the
boards
provisional
budget
of
24145
must
be
in
increased
�
creased
to
26455
A
provincial
Government
nrant
of
S2000
agreed
it
would
be
pius
an
estimated
revenue
of
to
comply
with
a
Dc-
30000
from
fines
on
overdue
books
would
give
the
board
a
total
budget
of
30155
For
the
outcome
of
his
ap
appeal
�
peal
Mr
Harkins
must
wait
the
results
of
a
special
meeting
of
council
April
17
when
the
apportionment
of
school
costs
will
be
known
and
the
1963
mill
rate
struck
Council
agreed
to
review
the
library
boards
re
request
�
quest
at
that
time
Talks
on
sale
of
two
lumber
operations
end
BURNS
LAKE
Correspond
ent
Negotiations
for
the
sale
of
Decker
Lake
Lumber
Co
of
Decker
Lake
and
S
aw
S
Saw
mills
of
Pendleton
Bay
to
Im
Imperial
�
perial
Lumber
Co
of
Edmon
Edmonton
�
ton
have
been
completed
a
spokesman
for
the
Edmonton
company
announced
today
Signing
of
the
agreement
was
expected
to
be
completed
shott
ly
Price
of
the
transaction
and
plans
for
the
two
operations
have
not
been
divulged
Both
operations
are
subsidi
subsidiaries
�
aries
of
Prince
George
Planing
Mills
Ltd
Cfc
ters
were
on
hand
Defence
Production
Minister
OHurlcy
Immigration
Minister
Bell
For
Forestry
�
estry
Minister
Asselin
Extern
External
�
al
Affairs
Minister
Green
and
Frank
McGee
minister
without
portfolio
Works
Minister
Fulton
who
earlier
was
elected
provincial
Progressive
Conservative
lead
leader
�
er
in
British
Columbia
and
did
not
stand
for
re
election
told
reporters
he
expects
to
be
back
in
B
C
in
10
days
to
stay
He
said
he
was
encouraged
by
the
election
results
in
BC
where
he
noted
that
Social
Credit
had
lost
ground
in
Pre
Premier
�
mier
W
A
C
Bennetts
home
town
of
Kclowna
As
Mr
Green
entered
the
Continued
on
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3
Airline
pickets
to
be
removed
during
weekend
VANCOUVER
CD
Pickets
will
disappear
this
weekend
from
tho
Pacific
Western
Air
Airlines
�
lines
centre
at
Vancouver
air
airport
�
port
But
that
wont
mean
their
stukc
has
been
settled
In
an
unprecedented
action
the
striking
flight
attendants
and
stewardesses
have
offered
to
remove
their
lines
to
allow
lumbermen
to
travel
PWA
be
between
�
tween
the
mainland
and
Van
Vancouver
�
couver
Island
Members
of
the
International
Woodwoikers
of
America
have
lcfused
to
cross
the
picket
lines
Ah
1WA
spokesman
said
that
the
lines
will
be
removed
from
noon
today
to
noon
Friday
and
all
day
Monday
to
allow
IWA
members
to
go
home
for
tho
Easter
weekend
without
I
breaking
their
commitment
Council
approves
plan
for
second
magstrafe
Magistrate
George-
Stewart
virtually
snowed
under
by
an
accumulation
of
trials
will
leceive
the
assistance
of
a
deputy
City
council
approved
Monday
night
the
appoint
appointment
�
ment
of
deputy
magistrate
It
S
Munvo
following
a
report
last
week
that
magistrates
court
is
from
four
to
five
weeks
behind
schedule
Mr
Munro
who
will
be
employed
as
his
services
are
required
will
receive
a
remuneration
of
C0
for
a
full
day
and
30
for
a
half
day
He
will
hear
trials
in
County
Court
e
Second
ship
for
Alaska
service
on
way
north
SEATTLE
AP
The
Alaskan
ferry
Taku
left
here
late
Wednesday
on
its
delivery
run
to
Ketchican
and
an
early
-report
said
everything
was
going
smoothly
The
vessel
is
the
second
to
be
built
by
the
Puget
Sound
Bridge
and
Dry
Dock
Co
of
Seattle
for
the
Alaska
ferry
system
A
sister
ship
the
Malaspina
was
delivered
earlier
Taku
skipper
Capt
M
M
Merktcy
estimated
the
653
mile
voyage
would
take
about
40
hours
and
said
the
ferry
should
dock
in
Ketchikan
between
11
pm
today
and
1
am
Friday
27
MINISTERS
PRESENT
Nothing
to
say
Dief
says
as
cabinet
meets
OTTAWA
CP
Prime
Minister
Diefenbaker
and
most
of
his
cabinet
met
today
for
their
first
meeting
since
Mondays
election
defeat
Mr
Diefenbaker
told
reporters
I
have
nothing
for
you
Nothing
If
any
announcements
were
to
be
made
he
said
wed
let
you
know
in
advance
Mr
Diefenbaker
and
21
min
ministers
�
isters
were
present
Only
ab
absentee
�
sentee
was
Postmaster
General
Fairclough
who
was
reported
to
have
left
her
Hamilton
Ont1
home
for
a
vacation
after
her
defeat
Five
other
defeated
minis
TWINS
EXCHANGE
FOOLS
SCHOOLS
AURORA
NY
AP
The
Jones
girls
blonde
blue
eyed
identical
twins
attend
colleges
hundreds
of
miles
apart
They
decided
to
switch
schools
for
two
days
this
week
We
fooled
all
of
the
im
important
�
portant
people
the
admin
administration
�
istration
and
the
professors
said
Leila
Jones
20-year-old
sophomore
at
Wells
College
in
Aurora
NY
adding
We
fooled
some
of
the
students
too
but
the
word
got
around
Her
twin
Jean
is
a
sopho
sophomore
�
more
at
Whcaton
College
in
Norton
Mass
e
By
The
Associated
Press
Admiral
George
V
An
Anderson
�
derson
chief
of
the
US
naval
operations
announc
announced
�
ed
today
very
reluctantly
I
have
come
to
the
conclu
conclusion
�
sion
that
the
submarine
Thresher
has
indeed
been
lost
Anderson
spoke
at
a
press
conference
more
than
25
hours
aftqr
the
nuclear
powered
sub
submarine
�
marine
carrying
129
persons
officers
and
men
and
civilians
was
lost
to
contact
about
220
miles
cast
of
Cape
Cod
in
8180
feet
of
water
Anderson
said
two
main
fac
factors
�
tors
influenced
his
judgment
The
salvage
vessel
Recovery
followed
an
oil
slick
detected
Wednesday
and
found
bits
of
cork
used
in
internal
construc
tion
of
submarines
Even
if
there
had
been
a
communica
tions
failure
or
the
Thresher
had
gotten
out
of
position
in
relation
to
its
escort
Skylark
surely
in
the
interim
there
would
have
been
opportunity
for
the
Thresher
to
have
re
reestablished
�
established
contact
I
conclude
with
great
regret
and
sadness
that
this
fine
ship
with
129
souls
aboard
is
lost
Anderson
said
This
morning
five
more
navy
ships
including
the
submarines
Scawolf
and
Sea
Owl
joined
the
search
But
the
navy
said
there
were
no
new
reports
on
the
Thresher
Earlier
a
Massachusetts
Air
National
Guard
plane
got
with
within
�
in
75
miles
of
the
area
where
the
Thresher
is
believed
lost
before
having
to
turn
back
be
because
�
cause
of
foul
weather
The
C
t7
with
15
reporters
and
photographers
aboard
went
150
miles
before
running
into
a
hail
storm
Lt
Col
Thomas
E
Judge
the
pilot
said
severe
weather
including
a
snowstorm
lay
in
the
area
of
the
stricken
submarine
The
Thresher
is
the
first
atomic
submarine
to
be
lost
in
Continued
on
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5
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only
daily
newspaper
serving
Central
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Columbia
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PRINCE
GEORGE
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
THURSDAY
APRIL
11
1963
ATOMIC
CRAFT
MISSING
129
feared
lost
in
sub
disaster
ENGAGEMENTS
CANCELLED
W
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Month
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qteBT
CARRIB
SPORTS
HIGHLIGHTS
East
Little
League
to
fold
due
to
lack
of
help
in
organuation
Ed
Hailcys
grand
slam
homer
gives
Giants
C
7
win
over
Colts
Vancouver
Canucks
take
3
2
overtime
win
from
Seattle
Sec
Page
4
Gov
Gen
Vanier
hit
by
mild
heart
attack
OTTAWA
CP
A
mild
heart
attack
has
forced
Gov
Gen
Vanier
to
cancel
his
official
engagements
for
the
next
six
weeks
Otherwise
h
i
s
excellency
will
be
able
to
carry
out
his
duties
as
Governor
General
an
official
announcement
fjom
Government
House
said
Wed
Wednesday
�
nesday
A
medical
bulletin
issued
to
today
�
day
by
Government
House
said
Gen
Vanier
is
making
satis
satisfactory
�
factory
progress
The
bulletin
which
reported
the
Governor
General
had
a
good
night
said
he
is
rest
resting
�
ing
comfortably
and
his
doctor
has
stated
that
his
excellency
is
making
satisfactory
pro
gress
A
spokesman
for
the
Queens
representative
said
Gen
Vanier
74
suffered
the
attack
at
Gov
ernment
House
Tuesday
He
stressed
that
the
attack
was
a
very
mild
one
and
that
it
was
the
first
suffered
by
the
Governor-General
He
said
Gen
Vanier
still
will
be
able
to
receive
visitors
at
his
official
residence
The
announcement
said
ho
has
been
ordered
to
rest
The
end
of
the
Governor-Generals
recovery
period
is
around
mid
May
when
the
26th
Parlia
Parliament
�
ment
may
be
convened
Norm
Normally
�
ally
the
Governor
-
General
would
read
the
speech
from
the
throne
at
the
opening
Constitutionally
the
Governor-General
can
turn
all
of
his
powers
and
duties
to
the
chief
justice
or
a
judge
of
the
Su
Supreme
�
preme
Court
of
Canada
with
the
exception
of
the
power
to
dis
dissolve
�
solve
Parliament
and
call
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general
election
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present
the
chief
justice
justiceship
�
ship
is
vacant
due
to
the
recent
death
of
Patrick
Kcrwin
Mr
Justice
Robert
Taschereau
is
the
senior
puisne
judge
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BUNNIES
AND
AIL
THE
OTHER
WONDERFUL
THINGS
associated
with
Easter
are
admired
by
little
Nancy
Stokes
daughter
of
Mr
and
Mrs
Tom
Stokes
of
Mission
City
and
Prince
George
and
Miss
Carol
Duff
Nancy
discovered
the
collection
of
Easter
goodies
in
Kresges
and
was
shown
through
the
store
by
Miss
Duff
an
employee
Fujikawa
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Nina
Marie
Lambert
18-months-old
daughter
of
Mr
and
Mrs
Noel
Lambsrt
strangled
Wednes
Wednesday
�
day
when
she
became
en
entangled
�
tangled
in
the
rope
of
a
swing
on
which
she
was
playing
Police
said
the
accident
occurred
in
the
back
yard
of
her
parents
home
An
inquiry
will
be
held
Chief
once
mixed
up
in
graft
probe
to
retire
in
BC
VICTORIA
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Walter
Mut
ligan
the
Vancouver
police
chief
fired
at
his
own
request
during
a
1955
graft
investiga
investigation
�
tion
has
returned
from
the
US
to
retire
in
suburban
Oak
Bay
In
an
interview
Wednesday
he
declined
to
discuss
the
royal
commission
investigation
which
resulted
in
the
Tupper
report
The
report
brought
down
by
R
H
Tupper
on
his
six
month
inquiry
into
the
affairs
of
the
Vancouver
police
department
said
Mr
Mulligan
while
chief
shared
in
payoffs
from
gam
gamblers
�
blers
All
that
is
behind
us
now
Mr
Mulligan
said
Wednesday
He
and
his
wife
Violet
moved
into
a
new
split
level
home
on
a
quiet
side
street
in
Oak
Bay
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survey
of
weather
condi
conditions
�
tions
on
Easter
Sunday
over
tho
last
30
years
shows
that
tem
temperatures
�
peratures
in
the
southern
parts
of
Canada
have
averaged
in
the
lov
50s
except
in
southern
BC
where
they
reach
the
low
GOs
In
Quebec
and
the
eastern
provinces
temperatures
range
in
the
mid
40s
OdJs
here
for
rain
on
Easter
Sunday
are
one
in
four
Local
forecast
for
Good
Fri-
dav
is
for
cloudy
skies
with
scattered
showers
and
little
I
change
in
temperature
Licht
winds
Low
tonight
and
high
Friday
at
Prince
Geomo
and
I
Quesnel
32
and
50
Smithers
n
nl
Kn
Outlook
for
Saturday
Show
ers
with
improved
conditions
expected
Sunday
Rain
on
Mon
Monday
�
day
Vancouver
and
Victoria
Low
tonight
and
high
Friday
at
both
points
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and
53
LAST
24
HOURS
Hi
Low
Prec
Princo
George
54
30
Terrace
57
30
Smithers
53
8
Quesnel
58
21
Williams
Lako
53
27
Kamloops
59
35
-
Dawson
Creek
51
30
Youth
20
dies
in
2
car
crash
A
Tintagcl
youth
Floyd
Earl
Watson
20
died
in
Vaiidorluwf
1
hospital
Wednesday
night
fol
following
�
lowing
a
head-on-
car
accident
U
miles
cast
of
Vandcrhoof
Watson
was
driving
a
snidU
foreign
car
when
ho
was
ir
collision
with
a
larger
car
driven
by
Walter
Cleave
of
Prince
George
Cleave
is
re
reported
�
ported
in
good
condition
la
hospital
RCMP
said
The
accident
occurred
about
9
am
Wednesday
An
inquest
has
been
ordered