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Wednesday
night
as
final
part
of
a
three
day
Civil
Defence
rescue
training
course
in
Prince
George
The
course
was
conducted
by
chief
of
the
provincial
rescue
service
Ken
Jackson
of
Victoria
Eighteen
men
completed
the
course
Vandervooit
photo
TRADE
DEFENCE
Mike
-----
Mac
Jack
to
talk
OTTAWA
CP
Prime
Min
to
countries
in
the
so
istcr
Pearson
will
be
lajing
the
groundwork
for
improvement
in
Canadas
trade
imbalances
with
Britain
and
the
US
when
he
isits
Prime
Minister
Macmil
Ian
May
2
3
and
President
Ken
Kennedy
�
nedy
May
10
11
Mr
Pearson
announced
Wed
Wednesday
�
nesday
he
will
fly
to
London
May
1
for
talks
with
Prime
Min
Minister
�
ister
Macmillan
and
go
to
Hy
annis
Port
Mass
on
May
10
for
a
meeting
with
President
Kennedy
While
detailed
arrangements
are
still
to
be
made
Mr
Pear
Pearson
�
son
announced
liis--travel
pro
program
�
gram
for
the
two
big
meetings
little
more
than
48
hours
after
taking
office
Monday
as
prime
minister
He
promised
during
the
April
8
election
campaign
his
first
mocs
would
be
to
have
per
personal
�
sonal
meetings
with
the
British
and
American
leaders
to
cement
personal
friendships
and
build
called
ABC
triangle
America
Britain
and
Canada
Defence
problems
will
be
an
another
�
other
Important
topic
for
dis
discussion
�
cussion
at
the
meetings
Mr
Pearsons
previously-indicated
views
in
favor
of
freer
world
trade
and
lower
tariff
barriers
will
be
put
forward
in
London
and
Hyannis
Port
Mass
at
an
important
juncture
in
world
trading
development
Chief
elements
In
the
world
trading
picture
are
the
prepar
preparations
�
ations
for
a
round
of
tariff
bar
bargaining
�
gaining
among
most
of
the
countries
of
the
free
world
and
plans
in
the
US
to
make
use
of
the
tariff-
educing
powers
of
President
Kennedys
Trade
Ex
Expansion
�
pansion
Act
aimed
chiefly
at
the
Common
Market
The
basis
for
next
years
tar
tariff
�
iff
bargaining
will
be
laid
at
the
Geneva
meeting
May
1C
21
of
I
members
of
the
General
Agree
ment
on
Tariffs
and
Trade
This
will
be
preceded
May
13
14
by
a
meeting
of
the
Commonwealth
economic
consultative
commit-
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9
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-
9
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events
6
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page
--
7
Entertainment
guide
11
12
District
news
10
Here
and
there
6
Markets
3
Quesnel
news
2
Sports
-
-
4
Tv
2
12
I
tions
of
the
various
Common
wealth
countries
at
the
GATT
talks
Canadas
role
is
affected
by
her
trading
position
with
both
Britain
and
the
US
Canada
sells
Britain
two
thirds
more
in
value
than
she
buys
there
And
for
every
370
worth
of
goods
Canada
sells
to
the
US
she
imports
1
30
worth
Canadas
problem
is
to
be
able
to
buy
more
from
Britain
without
injuring
the
growth
of
the
markets
there
for
Canadian
Now
hear
this
For
the
info
of
Recreation
and
The
old
CCF
Hall
has
closed
Conservation
Minister
Earle
Westwcod
Bear
Lake
camp
is
located
about
40
miles
north
of
PG
on
the
Hart
Highway
The
honorable
minister
told
his
11
C
Piovmcial
Affairs
audience
on
CKPG
TY
last
night
it
was
40
miles
east
of
here
on
High
Highway
�
way
16
Dont
confuse
morality
with
the
law
Magistrate
George
Stewart
told
about
60
people
who
attended
a
panel
discussion
of
religious
instruction
in
our
schools
at
a
Ilarvvm
PTA
meet
meeting
�
ing
this
week
Adultery
isnt
a
crime
but
over
parking
is
said
the
magistrate
one
of
the
panel
members
Central
RCs
only
home
pi
oduccd
beer
Tartan
now
is
available
in
compact
bottles
dqnt
say
stubby
pleads
Brew
master
Gene
Zarek
say
com
picts
and
the
first
bottle
filling
run
this
week
was
a
record
for
the
bieweiy
about
3000
dozen
more
than
a
noinial
tun
There
btill
are
plenty
of
the
tall
bot
bottles
�
tles
on
the
market
but
the
com
compacts
�
pacts
will
be
everywheie
soon
as
the
North
Nechako
riant
was
a
liumming
yesteiday
That
well
known
Legionnaire
humorist
-
writer
Doug
Smith
who
now
has
his
own
public
relation
firm
in
Vancouver
lias
picked
up
the
coast
citys
swish
Diltmore
Motor
Hotel
publicity
account
Writes
Doug
whom
PG
I
j
pes
will
remember
fioin
his
personjl
appearance
at
the
Legion
opening
here
Im
sure
many
good
PG
citizens
visiting
Vancouver
will
want
to
stay
at
its
most
beautiful
hotel
the
gourmets
hideaway
wheie
in
incidentally
�
cidentally
tipping
is
verbotea
its
career
in
the
city
but
it
begins
a
new
one
Saturday
as
the
Hartway
Community
Hall
New
location
Mile
G
on
the
Hart
will
be
the
scene
of
the
clubs
big
dance
Saturday
eve
evening
�
ning
Cariboo
MP
Bert
Leboe
sas
hes
going
to
spend
about
three
weeks
touring
the
tiding
before
attending
a
Social
Credit
Caucus
at
Ottawa
and
opening
of
parliament
May
16
Deris
at
Fort
Fraser
today
will
spend
the
weekend
in
PG
then
visit
the
north
section
next
week
Theatre
Workshop
PG
has
been
scrounging
all
over
BC
for
a
bona
fide
skeleton
for
its
pioduction
Doctor
in
the
House
tonight
Friday
and
Saturday
The
company
has
settled
for
a
skull
courtesy
Dr
T
J
Agnew
As
a
oung
med
student
Dr
Agnew
woiked
a
summer
with
a
topographical
team
in
the
Arctic
where
ho
found
an
Es
kimo
skull
A
University
of
Al
Alberta
�
berta
anatomy
prof
sweet
talked
I
him
into
a
swap
for
a
common
old
Caucasion
headpiece
and
thats
what
joull
see
on
stage
Commented
TWIGs
Mrs
Pat
Gough
From
now
on
Im
going
to
keep
a
skeleton
handy
in
the
closet
Theies
another
screwball
driver
on
the
loose
Driving
a
late
model
white
car
he
knocked
down
a
German
shep
shepherd
�
herd
dog
and
narrowly
missed
its
13-year-old
owner
at
the
corner
of
Cassiar
and
Launer
about
10
minutes
before
seven
this
morning
Unfortunately
Patsy
Savage
was
unable
to
get
the
licence
number
but
the
goods
and
to
sell
more
to
the
US
without
restricting
Ameri
American
�
can
access
to
Canadian
mar
markets
�
kets
The
precise
line
Mr
Pearson
will
take
in
London
and
Hyan
Hyannis
�
nis
Port
is
vague
However
Mr
Pearson
said
during
the
election
campaign
that
he
wanted
to
dis
discuss
�
cuss
with
Mr
Macmillan
and
his
cabinet
wavs
and
means
of
deepening
and
strengthen
strengthening
�
ing
our
political
and
economic
relations
He
said
he
would
propose
joint
action
to
promote
freer
trade
and
for
means
of
asso
association
�
ciation
with
the
new
trade
pat
patterns
�
terns
developing
in
Europe
and
other
parts
of
the
free
world
52300
AWARD
VANCOUVER
CP
Mrs
Charlotte
Row
ell
of
Clullivvack
and
her
two
daughters
have
been
awarded
52500
in
Su
Supreme
�
preme
Court
as
the
result
of
the
death
of
her
husband
in
an
October
19C1
traffic
accident
Stanley
Howell
a
Chilhwack
merchant
died
when
his
car
was
in
a
crash
with
a
fuel
truck
near
Sumas
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lot
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performance
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wind
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102
takes
sixth
bride
woman
of
82
COLUMBIA
Ohio
AP
Fannie
E
Russell
82
today
became
the
wife
of
Charles
A
Wilson
102
Wilson
married
five
times
previously
and
his
bride
a
widow
have
33
children
between
them
Explosion
deaths
of
2
boys
ruled
accidential
VERNON
CP
A
coroners
jury
Wednesday
night
found
boy
scouts
Donald
Hope
14
and
Grant
Morgan
12
died
accidentally
as
the
result
of
a
mortar
bomb
explosion
near
here
March
16
However
they
recommended
that
qualified
army
personnel
lecture
school
teachers
and
pupils
on
explosives
in
areas
where
war
games
were
carried
out
at
least
every
five
jcars
starting
immediately
Twelve
witnesses
were
called
by
coroner
J
A
J
Illington
From
testimony
it
was
learn
learned
�
ed
the
boys
were
members
of
the
fifth
Vernon
scout
troop
clearing
land
for
construction
of
a
cabin
in
an
area
used
by
the
army
as
a
live
ammunition
battlefield
during
the
Second
WoilcTWar
David
Crane
11
who
survived
the
blast
said
he
found
the
bomb
or
what
Donny
said
was
a
bomb
ling
on
top
of
the
ground
under
a
bush
lis
described
it
as
about
10
to
12
inches
long
with
a
dent
on
one
end
He
held
it
up
across
his
chest
I
started
to
stumble
back
and
fell
as
he
hit
the
plunger
end
with
a
hand
axe
w
C
1
1
M
f
wviW
VV
CLLLILCI
roundup
Variable
cloudiness
is
fore
forecast
�
cast
for
this
area
on
Friday
Light
winds
Low
tonight
and
high
Friday
at
Prince
George
Quesnel
and
Smithcrs
40
and
55
Peace
River
Variable
cloud
cloudiness
�
iness
Friday
Warm
Light
winds
Low
tonight
and
high
Friday
at
Grande
Prairie
35
and
60
Low
tonight
and
high
Friday
at
Vancouver
40
and
60
Vic
Victoria
�
toria
42
and
55
LAST
24
HOURS
Hi
Lo
Prec
Prince
George
59
40
Terrace
53
40
04
Smithers
50
30
28
Quesnel
63
42
Williams
Lake
57
39
trace
Kamloops
6G
42
Whitehorse
41
22
Fort
NeKon
58
36
Fort
St
John
57
37
Dawson
Creek
60
32
PRAIRIE
WEATHER
Winnipeg
36
clear
calm
Saskatoon
29
SE
wind
5
sunny
CLOUDY
lik19
fan
mP
g7T
700
AT
FUNERAL
FOR
SLAIN
PRIEST
VANCOUVER
CP
Nearly
100
priests
nuns
monsignors
and
bishops
were
joined
by
about
600
mourners
here
Wed
Wednesday
�
nesday
at
the
funeral
of
slain
Franciscan
priest
Rev
Cuth
bcrt
Seward
Father
Seward
was
killed
last
Friday
by
a
rifleman
at
the
door
of
the
monastery
Centenarian
says
shell
stay
alive
to
watch
govt
VANCOUVER
CPv
Mrs
Annie
Bigland
whos
101
tomorrow
is
determined
shell
stay
around
for
the
next
four
or
five
years
to
keep
an
eve
on
Prime
Min
Minister
�
ister
Pearson
A
life
long
Liberal
Mrs
Big
land
said
in
an
interview
she
figures
the
Liberals
will
do
a
good
job
of
running
the
country
Mind
you
I
dont
think
any
government
should
stay
in
too
long
she
said
I
believe
a
change
is
good
for
the
country
But
my
father
was
a
Liberal
and
Ive
been
a
Liberal
all
my
life
Mrs
Bigland
who
lives
with
a
daughter
here
but
spent
many
cars
in
Vernon
savs
she
keeps
to
the
rule
of
an
apple
a
day
The
result
QUEENS
BALL
TO
BE
HELD
SATURDAY
Establishment
of
an
in
integrated
�
tegrated
pulp
and
paper
operation
here
is
planned
by
Canadian
Forest
Pro
Products
�
ducts
Ltd
of
Vancouver
and
the
Reecl
Paper
Group
of
London
Eng
Canadian
Forest
Products
has
already
received
a
pulp
wood
harvesting
licence
cover
covering
�
ing
9000000
acres
of
forest
in
this
area
and
has
started
de
development
�
velopment
for
a
500
ton
kraft
pulp
mill
here
The
Reed
Paper
Group
with
net
assets
exceeding
300000
000
is
an
international
group
with
manufacturing
interests
in
Canada
Norway
Italy
Aus
Australia
�
tralia
New
Zealand
and
the
UK
14
DIRECTORS
A
statement
issued
by
CFP
today
says
that
subject
to
of
official
�
ficial
consents
the
two
intend
to
enter
into
a
joint
agreement
for
the
establishment
of
an
in
integrated
�
tegrated
pulp
and
paper
opera
operation
�
tion
at
Prince
George
For
this
purpose
a
jointly
owned
company
with
head
of
offices
�
fices
in
Vancouver
and
14
di
directors
�
rectors
is
being
formed
under
the
name
Prince
George
Pulp
and
Paper
Ltd
The
announcement
that
a
paper
operation
would
be
com
combined
�
bined
with
the
pulp
mill
was
welcomed
by
government
offi
officials
�
cials
and
the
business
commun
community
�
ity
One
report
said
the
com
combined
�
bined
operation
would
be
the
largest
initial
pulp
naper
de
velopment
ever
established
in
North
America
Construction
on
the
S50000
000
project
is
expected
to
becin
early
in
1964
according
to
the
statement
and
initial
production
at
the
mill
is
expected
in
1965
CFP
had
received
the
pulp-
wooa
harvest
licence
for
con
struction
of
a
50000000
500
short-ton-a-day
pulp
mill
to
be
in
operation
by
1965
650
SHORT
TONS
ine
new
mm
will
have
an
initial
daily
capacity
of
650
short
tons
of
kraft
pulp
About
half
will
be
bleached
kraft
market
pulp
and
the
other
half
kraft
papers
Sales
of
pulp
will
be
under
taken
by
CFP
Some
of
the
paper
will
be
taken
up
by
the
Reed
group
for
conversion
in
its
own
plants
and
the
balance
will
be
marketed
by
the
Reed
sales
organization
Sufficient
raw
materials
for
initial
operation
and
all
fore
sueauic
expansion
wiu
come
from
the
CFP
harvest
licence
and
from
sawmills
with
con
Theres
nothing
sick
about
tracts
to
supply
wood
chips
me
I
feel
swell
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on
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COLUMBIA
THURSDAY
APRIL
25
1963
70
MAKE
PAPER
New
firm
formed
for
pulp
project
7
a
Copy
It
50
Df
Monti
BT
CARRIER
Mounties
commanding
officer
transferred
HePaLLViOlV
am-
m1
STAFF
SGT
J
A
KNOX
to
Chllliwack
day
if
wc
fail
in
Laos
I
would
think
the
prospects
for
accord
on
matters
which
may
be
geo
geographically
�
graphically
closer
to
us
would
be
substantially
lessened
Kennedy
challenged
critics
of
his
Cuban
policy
to
say
whether
they
advocate
going
to
war
to
topple
Premier
Fidel
Castro
He
said
thats
the
question
being
sidestepped
by-
thoseXwho
call
for
a
more
militant
policy
agauui
-cuDas
communist
re
regime
�
gime
GOING
TO
WAR
And
except
for
going
to
war
the
president
declared
it
would
seem
to
me
that
we
havo
pretty
much
done
all
of
those
things
that
can
be
done
to
de
demonstrate
�
monstrate
hostility
to
the
con
concept
�
cept
of
a
Soviet
satellite
in
the
Caribbean
Kennedy
addressed
himself
to
two
recent
Republican
critics
former
vice
president
Richard
Nixon
and
Senator
Kenneth
Keating
of
New
York
as
the
Cuban
question
vied
with
the
tense
situation
in
Laos
for
pre
preeminence
�
eminence
at
the
conference
NUMBER
EQUALLED
Unleashing
the
exiles
cannpt
do
the
job
of
toppling
Castro
Kennedy
said
in
reject
rejecting
�
ing
a
proposal
put
forward
last
Saturday
by
Nixon
And
Kennedy
rejected
out
outright
�
right
Keatings
contention
that
Russian
troops
arriving
in
Cuba
Continued
or
Page
3
Staff
Sgt
J
A
Knox
non
comissioned
officer
in
charge
of
the
30
man
Prince
George
RCMP
detachment
since
September
1959
will
be
trans
transferred
�
ferred
to
Chiltiwack
effective
July
1
He
will
be
replaced
here
by
Staff
Sgt
Earl
Sarsiat
cur
currently
�
rently
in
charge
of
the
Nana
mo
detachment
Brought
up
in
Kamloops
Staff
Sgt
Knox
was
a
mem
member
�
ber
of
Ihe
BC
Provincial
Police
18
years
before
that
force
was
taken
over
by
the
RCMP
in
1950
His
31
years
of
police
service
has
all
been
in
BC
His
duties
at
Chilliwack
will
include
inspection
of
detach
detachments
�
ments
in
the
RCMP
subdi
subdivision
�
vision
area
CUBAN
POLICY
DEFENDED
JFK
threatens
action
in
Asian
trouble
spot
WASHINGTON
CP
President
Kennedy
says
the
entire
Southeast
Asia
region
including
Malaya
may
be
rocked
by
violence
it
peace
is
not
preserved
in
Laos
Making
a
last
ditch
appeal
to
Soviet
Premier
Khrushchev
to
help
keep
the
peace
Kennedy
told
a
press
conference
Wednes
GOVT
CONSIDERS
2ND
CAVALCADE
VANCOUVER
CP
Recre
Recreation
�
ation
Minister
Earle
West
wood
said
here
Wednesday
his
department
is
planning
an
another
�
other
trip
similar
to
the
BC
cavalcade
to
California
earlier
this
year
Mr
Westwood
said
the
sec
second
�
ond
group
would
make
good
willWisits
to
Alberta
Saskat
Saskatchewan
�
chewan
and
Manitoba
to
spread
the
theme
Know
Your
Western
Neighbor
This
is
not
a
game
we
are
playing
but
a
serious
business
which
last
year
brought
in
nearly
150000000
to
BC
Many
Japanese
tourists
expected
VANCOUVER
CP
BC
should
sec
an
influx
of
Japan
Japanese
�
ese
tourists
this
jear
BC
Tourist
Association
presi
president
�
dent
W
Jack
Dalby
told
100
indclegates
at
their
annual
con
convention
�
vention
here
Wednesday
of
plans
to
lift
Japans
embargo
on
travel
to
North
America
Mr
Dalby
and
association
secretary
Harold
Merilees
said
half
a
million
Japanese
have
been
subscribing
to
a
save
now
travel
later
plan
in
anticipa
tion
of
travelling
to
Canada
and
the
United
States
Candidates
for
Aurora
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CANDIDATES
FOR
QUEEN
AURORA
VI
HAVE
been
announced
They
ate
from
left
Miss
Gail
Loder
Mbs
Jaycee
Miss
Judy
Norrish
Miss
Jiotelmens
Association
Miss
Elsa
Gladwin
Miss
Rotary
Miss
Janice
Rikley
Miss
Lions
Miss
Pauline
Smith
Miss
Kiwanis
At
left
is
Miss
Legion
Miss
Margaret
Nich
Nicholson
�
olson
out
of
town
when
the
group
photograph
was
taken
Vandervooit
photo
Six
candidates
for
the
title
of
Queen
Aurora
VI
will
be
pre
presented
�
sented
to
the
reigning
queen
Miss
Pat
Turner
and
to
the
genfral
public
at
the
second
annual
queens
ball
to
bo
held
Saturday
at
Sacied
Heart
Au
Auditorium
�
ditorium
The
six
are
Miss
Jaycee
Miss
Gail
Loder
Miss
Hotel
mens
Association
Miss
Judy
Norrish
Miss
Kiwanis
Miss
Pauline
Smith
Miss
Legion
Miss
Margaret
Nicholson
Miss
Lions
Miss
Janice
Riklcy
Mbb
Rotary
Miss
Elsa
Gladwin
Candidates
will
be
presented
to
Queen
Aurora
V
by
emcee
Earl
Barlow
The
attendance
of
scarlet
coated
mounties
and
a
guard
of
honor
provided
by
the
sea
cadets
will
add
to
the
pagean
pageantry
�
try
of
the
presentation
The
ball
is
being
convened
by
Mrs
June
Barlow
and
par
party
�
ty
reservations
may
be
made
by
calling
LOgan
4
521
Tick
Tickets
�
ets
aie
selling
at
8
a
couple
with
a
student
rate
of
4
a
couple
Mist
Doreen
Jcffcry
U
in
charge
of
decorations
with
the
Queens
table
to
be
arranged
by
Mrs
Muriel
Skac
Music
will
be
by
the
Bill
Long
orchestra
and
a
midnight
cold
plate
supper
will
be
served
by
Sacred
Heart
CWL
Chairman
of
the
queen
com
committee
�
mittee
Mrs
Dene
Hill
has
an
announced
�
nounced
that
Craftsman
Pho
Photographers
�
tographers
Ltd
has
been
ap
appointed
�
pointed
official
photographer
for
1963