Eastern
US
swelters
in
96
cegree
weather
WASHINGTON
AP
The
temperature
soared
to
9G
Thursday
the
highest
ever
recorded
in
Wash
Washington
�
ington
this
early
in
the
year
The
previous
high
for
the
day
was
93
in
1889
Major
awards
given
3
local
air
cadets
Three
air
caGets
from
Prince
George
3
suadron
have
been
awarded
major
scholarships
by
the
Air
Cadet
League
of
Can
uda
They
arc
W02
Don
Noble
who
won
a
goodwill
exchange
tour
of
the
UK
Cpl
Norman
Jack
who
will
take
a
senior
leaders
course
at
Camp
Bor
Borden
�
den
Ont
and
Sgt
Reg
Mos
trom
who
will
get
flight
training
Flt
Lt
Denning
Waller
com
commanding
�
manding
officer
of
the
local
squadron
said
W02
Noble
will
be
among
59
Canadian
air
cadets
to
make
exchange
trips
to
the
US
UK
and
other
coun
countries
�
tries
this
car
He
said
W02
Noble
was
an
excellent
cadet
and
student
and
he
is
the
first
to
bring
one
of
the
coveted
awards
to
the
local
squadron
for
many
j
ears
Cpl
Jack
is
also
the
first
local
cadet
in
several
years
to
win
the
course
at
Camp
Bor
Borden
�
den
rit
Lt
Waller
said
He
will
get
about
two
months
in-
tensic
training
at
the
RCAF
station
Ted
Williams
an
official
of
the
Squadron
39G
committee
said
Sgt
Mostrom
has
been
awarded
35
hours
flving
time
He
will
train
for
a
private
fly
flying
�
ing
licence
regional
clinic
Td
achieve
this
ultimate
end
branch
president
Bob
Moss
said
the
main
task
is
to
plan
a
course
of
action
The
action
course
will
be
based
on
an
outline
given
by
Rod
Periton
assistant
to
the
executive
of
the
CMHAs
BC
division
Mr
Periton
told
the
first
reg
regular
�
ular
branch
meeting
Wednes
Wednesday
�
day
that
the
action
course
should
centre
around
public
ed
education
�
ucation
a
survey
of
mental
health
needs
and
volunteer
as
sistance
by
branch
members
As
the
first
step
in
the
prog
ram
Mr
Moss
called
for
vol
unteer
members
to
various
com
mittees
Mr
Periton
urged
the
local
branch
to
adopt
a
step-by-step
I
program
directed
towards
event
ually
establishment
of
a
region
al
mental
health
clinic
to
serve
North
Central
BC
Similar
centres
are
planned
for
Nanaimo
and
the
Kootenays
while
one
is
established
in
Kcl
owna
to
serve
the
Okanagan
Committees
and
members
arc
refreshments
Mrs
John
Bennet
and
Mrs
Richard
Grif
Griffith
�
fith
fund
raising
Hugh
Hill
and
Mrs
Richard
Griffith
pub
publicity
�
licity
Mrs
Herb
Dudfield
and
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11
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news
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and
there
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Youth
page
10
Now
hear
this
Stay
awake
nights
worrying
about
what
type
of
wine
to
serve
with
each
dinner
course
Leo
Schoeps
no
not
the
man
with
the
beard
sales
iep
for
Andies
Wines
Ltd
domestic
vintners
will
be
in
town
for
a
week
and
only
too
pleased
to
give
out
advice
on
this
palate
tickling
pioblem
Buzz
him
at
LOgan
4
7938
Still
on
the
liquid
beat
its
told
hereabouts
that
one
time
Cariboo
brew
rep
Ian
Selkirk
who
has
been
pushing
the
Mol
son
brand
since
the
Cariboo
went
defunct
has
moved
back
to
his
old
stamping
grounds
and
is
toiling
for
Tartan
beer
Central
B
Cs
only
home-product
of
this
nature
Question
be
ing
asked
by
friends
is
how
Ian
will
rewrite
the
theme
song
about
the
pride
of
them
all
If
construction
man
Ben
Ginter
is
chomping
on
more
cigars
than
usual
these
days
theres
good
reason
Wife
Grace
arrived
home
recently
with
Shane
Ronald
Ginter
born
Eas
Easter
�
ter
Monday
in
Vancouver
And
in
8-vear-old
James
Benjamin
Ginter
they
have
a
baby
sitter
right
at
home
Danny
Coop
r
of
The
Prince
George
is
I
anxious
that
it
be
known
it
wasnt
his
hotel
which
boosted
food
prices
just
prior
to
the
arrival
here
of
the
Legion
Aux
Auxiliary
�
iliary
Danny
also
says
no
in
increases
�
creases
are
due
in
the
near
futuie
And
thats
the
final
item
on
this
subject
for
this
corner
in
the
near
future
Mem
Members
�
bers
of
the
Jaycee
Youth
Band
will
sell
chocolates
door
to
door
Saturday
to
help
finance
a
band
trip
to
Kitimat
May
17
Five
bands
including
one
from
Ques-
nel
will
attend
the
one
day
conference
plus
concert
the
next
day
Annual
city
wide
clean
cleanup
�
up
campaign
starts
Monday
and
its
the
ideal
time
to
get
rid
of
that
winter
accumulation
of
rubbish
both
inside
and
outside
the
house
City
works
boss
man
Bill
Jones
says
hell
use
six
trucks
and
a
dozen
men
to
pick
up
the
stuff
And
Fire
Chief
August
Dornbiertr
reminds
home
owners
this
is
a
good
way
to
make
the
place
safer
from
fire
You
may
be
the
type
of
per
son
only
a
mother
could
love
but
this
Sunday
its
our
turn
to
show
mother
you
appreciate
what
shes
done
for
ou
Thats
right
Sunday
is
Mothers
Day
t
2
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PREPARING
FOR
THE
WORST
PRINCE
GEORGE
ROTARIAN
GLEN
BARTON
dons
heavy
underwear
and
overshoes
for
trip
to
Anchorage
Alaska
to
attend
dis
district
�
trict
convention
of
Rotary
International
May
12
14
Leery
of
weather
ahead
Mr
Barton
gets
assist
from
wife
Jeanctc
who
will
accompany
him
along
with
a
contingent
of
fellow
Rotarians
who
have
chartered
PWA
aircraft
for
the
trip
Fujikawa
photo
TO
SERVE
CITY
AREA
Mental
health
clinic
sought
The
newly
-
formed
Prince
eventual
establishment
of
a
George
branch
of
the
Canadian
Mental
Health
Association
BC
division
will
work
towards
the
Mrs
Dennis
Clark
and
public
education
and
program
V
II
Dallamorc
Mrs
Rita
Gorman
Mrs
John
Selody
and
Mrs
Eileen
McCormack
Mrs
Katherine
King
is
branch
vice
president
while
Mrs
Effic
Johnson
serves
as
recording
secretary
Mrs
Phjlis
Parker
is
corresponding
secretary
and
Hugh
Hill
is
treasurer
BUSY
CAMP
VERNON
CP
The
Military
camp
here
playing
host
in
July
and
August
to
3000
cadets
and
militia
is
expected
to
mean
a
2000000
boost
to
the
areas
economy
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KARIN
PETTER
sen
sitting
and
Gina
Notenbomer
will
probably
be
among
spectators
at
the
boat
show
being
held
by
the
Hudsons
Bay
Co
at
Six
Mile
Lake
on
Sunday
from
2
to
5
pm
HBC
officials
said
today
there
will
be
pop
ice
cream
and
balloons
for
the
kids
aud
a
complete
line
of
boats
motors
and
camping
equipment
on
display
Fujikawa
photo
e
Youth
charged
after
car
rolls
over
in
city
An
18-
car
old
city
jouth
es
caped
injury
late
Thursday
when
the
car
he
was
driving
went
out
of
control
and
rolled
over
three
times
near
Twentieth
and
Victoria
Police
said
today
a
charge
of
driving
without
due
care
and
attention
has
been
laid
against
David
Arthur
Merrick
1973
Twelfth
in
connection
with
the
accident
Damage
to
the
car
was
estimated
at
800
Weather
roundup
Prince
George
and
Bulklcy
Valley
Mainly
sunny
Satur
Saturday
�
day
Little
change
in
tempera
temperature
�
ture
Light
winds
Low
tonight
arid
high
Saturday
at
Qucsnel
and
Prince
George
30
and
60
Smithers
30
and
55
Peace
River
Sunny
and
warm
Saturday
Clouding
over
in
late
afternoon
Low
tonight
and
high
Saturday
at
Grande
Prairie
35
and
65
Sunday
is
expected
to
be
warm
Temperatures
may
rise
into
the
60s
itlzen
The
only
daily
newspaper
serving
Central
British
Columbia
PRINCE
GEORGE
BRITISH
COIUAABIA
FRIDAY
MAY
10
1963
Industry
getting
back
into
swing
79
miUion
mark
neared
in
latest
head
count
OTTAWA
CP
Canadas
population
at
April
1
was
18846000
an
increase
of
338000
in
a
year
and
of
608000
since
the
June
1
1961
census
the
bureau
of
statistics
estimated
today
At
the
present
growth
rate
Canadas
population
should
reach
19000000
by
Oct
1
HEARD
FOUR
MILES
AWAY
Powerful
blast
rocks
Montreal
army
building
MONTREAL
CP
An
explosion
heard
four
miles
away
rocked
the
Black
Watch
armory
in
central
Mont
Montreal
�
real
early
today
I
About
40
panes
of
glass
in
windows
around
the
back
and
one
side
of
the
armory
were
broken
a
rear
door
was
knock
knocked
�
ed
off
its
frame
and
back
windows
in
at
least
half
a
dozen
homes
and
buildings
nearby
were
shattered
No
one
was
in
injured
�
jured
Detective
Sergeant
Leo
Plouffe
of
the
Montreal
police
bomb
squad
called
it
the
most
pow
powerful
�
erful
explosion
weve
had
yet
There
was
no
immediate
evi
evidence
�
dence
linking
the
latest
explo
explosion
�
sion
with
the
separatist
Front
de
Liberation
Quebccois
the
self
styled
terrorist
organization
that
has
claimed
responsibility
for
other
bomb
attacks
on
arm
armories
�
ories
and
federal
institutions
but
police
said
they
couldnt
discount
FLQ
involvement
PEARSON
LEAVES
TO
SEE
KENNEDY
OTTAWA
CP
Prime
Min
Minister
�
ister
Pearson
flew
to
Hyan
nis
Port
Mass
today
for
two
davs
of
talks
with
President
Kennedy
Mr
Pearson
has
said
his
main
purpose
is
to
renew
a
personal
friendship
with
the
president
and
establish
an
at
atmosphere
�
mosphere
of
co
operation
be
between
�
tween
Canada
and
the
US
A
few
skilled
sawmill
workers
arc
finding
em
employment
�
ployment
through
the
local
office
of
the
National
Em
Employment
�
ployment
Service
as
dis
district
�
trict
sawmill
camps
gradu
gradually
�
ally
reopen
In
his
weekly
statement
of
employment
conditions
NES
manager
Hugh
Waller
said
spring
breakup
is
stilt
curtailing
activity
in
the
sawmill
and
logging
industry
However
ho
continued
the
gradual
reopening
of
sawmill
camps
is
absorbing
a
few
saw
sawmill
�
mill
workers
in
the
skilled
trades
STOCKS
DWINDLING
Lumber
industry
spokesmen
contacted
in
a
survey
by
The
Citizen
said
most
bush
opera
operations
�
tions
arc
still
closed
because
of
poor
road
conditions
They
said
this
is
an
average
breakup
and
the
bush
operations
would
probably
be
moving
again
by
the
end
of
the
month
In
the
meantime
none
ex
expected
�
pected
operations
in
the
city
to
be
affected
Stocks
at
the
planer
mills
arc
getting
low
they
said
but
there
is
enough
on
hand
to
carry
through
the
month
USUAL
INCREASE
Verne
Dallamorc
regional
social
welfare
administrator
said
his
office
is
experiencing
the
usual
May
increase
of
social
welfare
claimants
May
marks
the
breakup
the
end
of
seasonal
Unemployment
Insurance
Commission
benefits
and
the
migration
of
many
job
hunters
from
the
south
he
ex
explained
He
said
he
could
not
tell
off
offhand
�
hand
how
much
of
the
increase
was
due
to
the
breakup
How
However
�
ever
a
lot
of
people
seem
to
be
migrating
north
this
year
CLERICAL
WORKERS
In
his
statement
Mr
Waller
said
that
generally
the
em
employment
�
ployment
picture
here
is
slowly
improving
Increased
demands
for
cler
ical
and
service
workers
arc
being
noted
he
said
while
con
construction
�
struction
is
showing
a
heavier
demand
for
skilled
tradesmen
During
May
to
Thursday
cm
plojcrs
had
listed
118
job
vacancies
with
the
local
office
and
121
placements
had
been
made
There
arc
2945
men
and
291
women
registered
for
employ
ment
a
drop
of
192
men
and
26
women
in
the
last
week
CLEAR
1
3
Low
tonight
and
higliSatur
day
at
Vancouver
38
and
62
Victoria
42
and
58
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24
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Prince
George
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Williams
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COMMISSIONER
Californians
keen
on
BC
Business
is
booming
at
BC
House
in
San
Francisco
ac
cording
to
Trade
and
Tourism
Commissioner
Newton
Stcacy
Mr
Steacy
was
in
Prince
George
Thursday
on
his
way
back
to
Vancouver
and
San
Francisco
from
the
official
in
inauguration
�
auguration
of
the
Prince
Rupert-Alaska
ferry
system
CIRCUIT
TOUR
California
is
already
provid
providing
�
ing
about
80
per
cent
of
tour
tourists
�
ists
visiting
BC
Mr
Stcacy
said
in
an
interview
while
the
mulwcstcrn
and
eastern
states
provide
another
15
per
cent
Inauguration
of
the
Alaska
ferry
sjstcm
is
the
greatest
thing
that
ever
happened
on
the
Pacific
coast
for
BC
Mr
Stcacy
said
It
opens
up
a
circuit
tour
Tourists
will
be
able
to
go
to
Alaska
by
one
route
and
return
by
another
he
explain
cd
And
the
key
to
the
iystem
is
Prince
George
at
the
junc
junction
�
tion
of
Highways
16
and
97
MORE
MONEY
Mr
Steacy
said
his
office
is
particularly
interested
in
di
directing
�
recting
tourists
to
the
interior
of
the
province
in
order
that
they
stay
longer
and
spend
more
money
The
job
is
made
easier
he
said
by
the
fact
the
Central
Interior
has
a
great
deal
to
offer
the
family
man
hunters
fishermen
and
other
travellers
Many
Americans
take
three
and
four
week
vacations
Mr
Steacy
pointed
out
and
it
is
our
desire
to
route
them
to
BC
for
this
length
of
time
7c
a
Copy
1T50CPIVT
OTTAWA
Top
area
Mountie
to
move
Inspector
I
C
Shank
com
manJing
officer
of
the
IlCMPs
Prince
George
subdivision
has
been
appointc
I
to
the
forces
headquarters
inspection
team
at
Ottawa
He
will
be
succcclcd
here
by
Inspector
W
R
Kelly
trv
ing
now
an
assistant
criminal
investigations
branch
officer
at
Victoria
Reporting
the
appointment
to
lay
Insp
Shank
said
he
would
irobably
be
leaving
Prince
Icorge
for
his
new
duties
in
fuly
after
four
years
command
commanding
�
ing
the
Prince
George
subdivis
subdivision
�
ion
As
a
member
of
the
inspec
inspection
�
tion
team
attached
to
the
com
commissioners
�
missioners
office
he
said
he
would
be
travelling
with
other
officers
across
Canada
looking
over
RCMP
operations
A
native
of
Athabaska
Alta
Inspector
Shank
is
a
graduate
of
the
School
of
Agriculture
at
Olds
and
spent
a
term
at
the
University
of
Alberta
before
joining
the
RCMP
at
Edmonton
in
1934
He
was
in
charge
of
the
RCMP
escort
for
the
1951
royal
tour
and
was
one
of
four
of
officers
�
ficers
invited
to
Buckingham
Palace
for
an
official
thanks
Immediately
before
taking
over
the
Prince
George
sub
subdivision
�
division
in
August
1951
he
was
officer
commanding
the
New
Westminster
subdivision
District
radio
tv
applications
being
heard
soon
Applications
to
establish
a
new
radio
station
at
Smithers
and
television
rcbroadcasting
stations
at
Smithers
and
Burns
Lake
will
be
heard
by
the
Board
of
Broadcast
Governors
next
month
Public
hearings
into
the
three
applications
will
be
held
at
Ot
Ottawa
�
tawa
starting
June
4
the
BUG
announced
today
Bob
Harkins
one
of
the
prin
principals
�
cipals
of
the
proposed
radio
station
at
Smithers
CFBV
said
Ron
East
CFBV
Ltd
presi
president
�
dent
would
appear
at
the
hear
hearing
�
ing
The
application
for
rcbroad
rcbroadcasting
�
casting
stations
at
Smithers
and
Bums
Lake
was
made
by
CFTK
TV
at
Terrace
2
city
workers
take
civil
defence
training
Two
city
employees
will
be
taking
part
in
advanced
civil
defence
training
courses
during
June
Peter
Pattullo
is
taking
a
w
eck
long
course
in
radio
activity
to
be
held
in
Vancouver
Building
inspector
Ed
Neff
assistant
city
civil
defence
co
coordinator
�
ordinator
is
taking
a
week
long
course
on
general
civil
defence
work
to
be
held
in
Victoria
City
civil
defence
co
ordinator
Jack
Nicholson
said
Mr
Pattullo
will
conduct
an
eight-
week
course
on
radioactivity
this
fall
for
interested
Prince
George
residents
The
course
will
deal
with
de
detection
�
tection
of
fallout
and
methods
of
protection
against
fallout
Equipment
to
be
used
in
the
course
including
live
samples
of
radioactive
materials
will
be
sent
from
Ottawa
later
this
car
A
person
with
a
knowledge
of
fallout
has
a
better
chance
Blame
it
on
the
gummint
FORT
ST
JOHN
CP
Par
don
our
streets
pardner
or
else
blame
them
on
he
gum
mint
Thats
the
gist
of
the
card
tourists
are
being
handed
in
this
town
of
6000
where
the
businessmen
blame
downtown
potholes
on
Highways
Minis
Minister
�
ter
Gaglardi
and
the
pro
provincial
�
vincial
government
It
reads
Were
ashamed
the
main
streets
Centre
and
Mackenzie
which
are
in
de-
I
plorable
shape
are
NOT
the
responsibility
of
the
town
of
Fort
St
John
but
come
under
the
department
of
highways
We
here
in
the
Peace
seem
to
get
the
short
end
of
the
stick
when
it
comes
to
good
roads
Lots
of
money
has
been
collected
by
Victoria
from
here
but
little
of
it
comes
back
During
the
last
10
years
92000000
has
been
sent
to
Victoria
in
oil
leases
alone
Since
1942
Victoria
has
col
collected
�
lected
gas
tax
of
fthe
Alaska
Highway
and
this
money
has
gone
to
pay
and
build
bridges
in
heavy
vote
belts
Victoria
collects
12
per
cent
at
well
wellhead
�
head
and
there
are
several
hundred
oil
and
gas
wells
in
the
Peace
River
country
And
despite
an
increase
in
population
the
road
allotment
for
the
North
Peice
has
been
reduced
from
1000000
in
1957
to
less
than
a
quarter
of
that
last
year
We
under
understand
�
stand
that
there
are
lots
of
nice
paved
roads
around
Kamloops
and
we
are
only
sorry
that
Mr
Gaglardi
is
not
living
in
Fort
St
John
Sorry
for
your
inconven
inconvenience
�
ience
of
surviving
a
nuclear
explosion
than
someone
with
no
knowl
knowledge
�
edge
of
the
subject
Mr
Nichol
Nicholson
�
son
said
TAKE
STROKES
OFF
YOUR
GAME
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PALMER
MITHOD
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on
Sports
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today
running
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a
week