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FRIEND
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Fujikawa
photo
Three
young
moose
to
go
to
coast
zoo
Stanley
Park
zoo
at
Van
couver
will
be
richer
by
three
moose
in
the
near
future
when
the
fish
and
game
branch
ships
in
three
young
waifs
One
of
the
young
moose
is
now
at
Terrace
where
it
was
orphaned
when
a
logging
truck
struck
and
killed
its
mother
game
branch
officials
hero
said
today
The
other
two
arc
a
brother-and-sister
team
found
tangled
in
a
log
boom
near
Sinclair
Mills
by
Adam
llorchuk
an
emplojee
of
Upper
Fraser
Spruce
Mills
The
two
were
pulled
to
safety
and
left
out
in
the
wilds
to
be
reunited
with
their
mother
However
the
cow
did
not
return
and
the
two
young
moose
were
captured
Game
branch
officials
pointed
out
today
that
in
both
cases
the
moose
were
known
to
be
waifs
It
warned
people
not
to
pick
up
joung
animals
indiscriminately
The
fact
they
are
alone
does
not
neces
necessarily
�
sarily
mean
they
are
de
deserted
�
serted
The
two
calves
found
here
are
being
kept
at
the
home
of
Mrs
Llod
Larsen
a
form
former
�
er
worker
at
the
Stanley
Park
zoo
They
were
taken
there
by
conservation
officer
Pete
Kirby
Lightning
bolt
kills
woman
in
Okanagan
NELSON
CP
A
bolt
of
lightning
struck
and
killed
an
elderly
woman
in
her
home
near
here
Tuesday
night
RCMP
said
Mrs
Annie
Ethel
Trufit
81
was
killed
instantly
when
the
flash
tore
into
her
home
at
Taghum
five
miles
west
of
Nelson
She
suffered
extensive
burns
to
her
left
side
as
she
stood
at
the
kitchen
sink
Big
increase
reported
in
welfare
caseloads
A
tremendous
increase
in
the
Dawson
Creek
social
welfare
caseload
was
reported
today
by
regional
administrator
Verne
Dallamore
He
attributed
the
rise
to
per-
NES
supervisor
being
sent
here
PENTICTON
CP
Jack
Weber
39
supervisor
of
the
insurance
section
of
the
National
Em
Employment
�
ployment
Service
here
has
been
transferred
to
Prince
George
He
will
assume
the
same
position
at
his
new
post
about
the
end
of
June
Now
hear
this
Members
of
the
Prince
George
Gyro
Club
have
had
some
placards
printed
for
use
at
their
big
District
4
convention
start
ing
tomorrow
when
about
200
fellows
from
BC
Washington
and
Oregon
pile
into
town
Most
of
the
placards
read
GYRO
as
they
should
but
the-
know-
edgable
printer
got
cute
with
a
few
of
them
and
switched
let
lettering
�
tering
so
they
read
ORGY
Sure
didnt
take
long
foe
quite
a
few
merchants
to
change
their
minds
about
closing
shop
Wednesday
mornings
Its
al
almost
�
most
three
months
since
most
of
them
got
together
and
de
cided
theyd
close
all
day
Wed
Wednesdays
�
nesdays
rather
than
just
the
half
day
they
have
to
close
be
because
�
cause
a
city
bylaw
says
so
But
each
Wednesday
a
few
more
of
thorn
are
onen
again
in
Mhe
nings
to
speak
up
because
its
likely
that
what
that
meeting
decides
will
become
a
recom
recommendation
�
mendation
to
city
council
Safety
Inspector
Don
McEachnie
is
gloating
about
an
inoice
the
Workmens
Compensation
Board
branch
here
got
from
The
Citi
zens
accounting
department
It
was
mailed
to
the
boards
for
former
�
mer
office
address
at
1705
Third
instead
of
its
new
home
at
1563
Second
Which
might
not
be
funny
except
that
the
bill
was
for
an
admtisement
an
announcing
�
nouncing
the
change
of
address
Some
city
aldermen
have
been
heard
to
remark
that
they
would
squawk
like
you
know
what
if
city
public
works
crews
took
as
long
to
patch
a
street
as
it
takes
the
highways
depart
ment
crews
to
patch
streets
which
are
classed
as
highways
iwiinin
within
the
me
cji
city
limits
rru
Kit
vull
cot
n
iTn
v
luM
with
unit
boss
man
Dr
Gtrry
day
ecning
at
a
public
hearing
sponsored
by
the
Prince
George
Chamber
of
Commerce
mer
chants
committee
And
thats
the
time
for
ppople
who
want
six
day
shopping
including
eve-
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Bonham
is
hoping
for
a
good
luniuui
ui
mo
cumiuumiy
plan
planning
�
ning
conference
to
be
held
next
Tuesday
at
the
Civic
Centre
Registrations
are
coming
in
slowly
but
he
recalled
last
ears
higher
education
confab
which
was
attended
by
230
in
spite
of
only
50
pre-registra-tions
Remember
its
open
house
at
the
senior
high
school
starting
at
7
tonight
Welcome
is
await
awaiting
�
ing
to
the
home
economics
art
and
industrial
displays
the
fashion
show
at
8
pm
and
tours
of
the
building
from
7
to
8
Its
a
teally
good
chance
to
see
your
school
in
action
sons
seeking
employment
on
the
Peace
River
power
project
Commenting
on
the
situation
in
the
Prince
George
area
Mr
Dallamore
said
the
caseload
is
a
bit
higher
now
than
at
the
same
period
last
ear
but
it
could
be
due
to
the
ordinary
population
increase
The
provincial
government
does
not
permit
figures
of
the
caseload
in
each
region
to
be
released
Mr
Dallamore
said
indigent
transients
appear
to
be
travel
ling
earlier
this
year
than
nor
mal
Usually
he
added
trans
icnts
travel
little
during
Jan
uary
and
February
but
their
eifect
continued
through
the
winter
this
year
Pointing
out
that
preference
for
hiring
on
at
the
Peace
River
job
is
given
to
persons
with
a
minimum
of
GO
days
residence
in
the
area
Mr
Dallamore
said
it
would
appear
much
of
the
Dawson
Creek
caseload
is
made
up
of
persons
establishing
resi
residence
�
dence
The
specialist
gets
a
job
be
before
�
fore
he
comes
in
he
added
Its
the
unskilled
and
semi
semiskilled
�
skilled
worker
who
has
trou
trouble
�
ble
LIQUOR
STORES
CLOSE
QUEBEC
cpv
Premler
Lesage
has
announced
all
Quebec
liquor
stores
and
other
liquor
outlets
will
be
closed
Thursday
the
day
of
Pope
Johns
funeral
Tk
By
TONY
SKAE
Cltlaen
Staff
Writer
Gordoi
D
Bryant
chairman
of
the
board
of
directors
of
the
Prince
George
and
District
Hos
Hospital
�
pital
Society
resigned
at
a
tur
turbulent
�
bulent
annual
meeting
of
the
society
Tuesday
night
Chairman
of
the
board
for
the
last
three
years
his
resigna
resignation
�
tion
came
toward
the
end
of
one
of
the
largest
and
most
controversial
meetings
in
the
societys
history
Mr
Bryant
said
he
resigned
in
protest
to
activities
of
min
minority
�
ority
groups
that
have
not
been
conducive
to
good
administra
administration
�
tion
and
orderly
hospital
ex
expansion
�
pansion
More
than
200
society
mem
members
�
bers
137
of
them
entitled
to
vote
filled
Duchess
Park
audit
auditorium
�
orium
for
the
meeting
which
started
pmptly
at
8
pm
and
did
not
end
until
3Hi
hours
later
FIRST
INVALID
It
was
the
second
annual
meeting
this
year
The
first
held
March
12
was
ruled
in
invalid
�
valid
because
some
members
were
not
notified
of
the
meet
meeting
�
ing
in
time
Mr
Bryants
resignation
may
have
come
as
a
surprise
but
it
did
not
come
as
a
shock
considering
the
climate
of
the
meeting
A
largo
segment
of
the
mem
membership
�
bership
many
of
whom
had
taken
out
memberships
in
the
society
since
March
12
made
it
plain
it
was
out
to
run
down
to
earth
the
flight
of
rumors
as
associated
�
sociated
with
the
admini3tra
tion
of
the
hospital
in
recent
months
However
to
members
who
had
anticipated
hearing
further
to
recent
rumors
nothing
of
any
consequence
materialized
NURSING
CARE
Major
complaints
involved
standard
of
nursing
care
at
the
hospital
Mrs
Matt
Briggs
a
former
e
100
more
beds
needed
quickly
doctor
says
Prince
George
Regional
Hos
Hospital
�
pital
needs
100
more
beds
for
the
acutely
ill
and
it
needs
them
quickly
says
the
head
of
the
hospital
medical
staff
Dr
R
E
Brown
told
the
an
annual
�
nual
meeting
of
the
Prince
George
and
District
Hospital
Society
Tuesday
night
the
hos
hospital
�
pital
also
requires
at
least
50
more
Wds
in
the
pediatric
ward
We
need
at
least
50
more
beds
for
the
childrens
ward
at
once
We
need
the
rehabilitation
centre
at
once
and
the
chronic
wing
as
quickly
as
possible
Dr
Brown
said
And
we
need
100
more
acutely
ill
beds
and
we
need
FOLLOWING
FtDERAL
PROVINCIAL
TALKS
them
quickly
he
added
Unless
the
hospital
gets
them
the
doctor
said
the
institution
will
be
in
serioustrouble
We
havent
half
enough
beds
now
If
youre
not
halt
dead
you
cant
get
a
bed
Unless
the
situation
Is
rem
remedied
�
edied
he
said
within
two
years
the
hospital
wont
be
able
to
take
care
of
the
seriously
ill
The
blunt
speaking
gynecol
gynecologist
�
ogist
also
called
for
an
end
to
petty
differences
that
have
affected
all
levels
of
personnel
at
the
hospital
and
urged
board
members
medical
and
nursing
staffs
to
get
down
to
work
again
Columbia
treaty
may
get
green
OTTAWA
CP
United
efforts
by
the
federal
and
BC
gov
ernments
will
be
made
to
sell
a
huge
bloc
of
hydro
power
in
the
US
at
the
best
possible
price
This
was
made
clear
Tues
Tuesday
�
day
night
as
expected
at
the
end
of
intensive
two
day
dis
cussions
launching
attempts
to
break
the
stalemate
in
the
big
Columbia
River
hdro
and
flood
control
project
Informants
said
the
Canada-
US
treaty
involved
might
be
ratified
by
autumn
although
roadblocks
still
exist
In
line
with
its
policy
in
the
last
two
federal
election
cam
paigns
the
new
Liberal
govern
ment
of
Prime
Minister
Pear
son
agrees
with
Premier
Ben
netts
proposal
to
sell
off
Ameri
can
generated
power
that
otherwise
would
be
returned
to
BC
But
the
price
and
other
terms
of
that
sale
will
be
solidly
nailed
down
before
not
after
Canada
ratifies
the
GO
jear
tieaty
There
were
no
surprises
in
the
final
announcement
These
other
points
developed
in
discussions
which
broke
up
after
II
pm
Tuesday
night
Treaty
renegotiation
a
Liberal
parly
pledge
may
be
dropped
and
changes
bought
in
a
mechanism
such
as
a
proto
col
attached
to
the
actual
treatv
This
leaves
a
contentious
quality
for
the
treaty
itself
likely
to
be
reflectecjl
in
farlia
mentary
hearings
to
be
con
ducted
before
the
Commons
ex
external
�
ternal
affairs
committee
The
federal
government
feels
that
a
united
Ottawa-Victoria
stand
will
help
produce
a
better
price
for
a
block
of
power
which
may
run
about
1700000
horsepower
capacity
This
is
power
which
would
be
due
to
UC
under
the
treaty
for
establishing
three
storage
dams
on
the
Columbia
system
These
dams
would
level
out
the
turbu
turbulent
�
lent
river
producing
increased
hjdro
capacity
and
flood
con
control
�
trol
downstream
for
the
Amer
icans
who
would
pay
back
half
the
extra
power
produced
plus
65000000
in
cash
for
flood
protection
This
is
the
apparent
time
table
for
fiirtber
deployments
Citizen
The
only
daily
newspaper
serving
Central
British
Columbia
Chairman
quits
during
stormy
hospital
meet
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PRINCE
GEORGE
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
WEDNESDAY
JUNE
5
1963
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SESSION
nurse
at
the
hospital
said
I
resigned
because
of
the
poor
level
of
nursing
care
I
was
obliged
to
give
She
said
nurses
cant
provide
better
care
because
of
the
num
number
�
ber
of
untrained
hospital
per
personnel
�
sonnel
with
whom
they
must
work
Gordon
Marchant
told
the
meeting
there
arc
more
than
100
trained
nurses
in
Prince
George
not
employed
by
the
i
hospital
who
would
be
willing
j
to
help
uiu
not
unaer
me
present
circumstances
he
hastened
to
add
He
said
nurses
must
spend
too
much
time
giving
guidance
to
untrained
aides
and
to
school
girls
and
as
a
result
AT
NEXT
MEET
Board
will
name
boss
New
chairman
of
the
Prince
George
Regional
Hospital
Board
and
president
of
the
Prince
George
and
District
Hospital
Society
will
be
elected
at
the
next
regular
board
meeting
Normally
a
trustee
is
elected
to
the
dual
position
by
the
board
during
a
break
in
the
societys
annual
meeting
However
this
year
the
tradi
tradition
�
tion
was
broken
because
three
of
the
hospitals
10
trustees
were
absent
from
the
society
annual
meeting
Tuesday
hospital
ad
administrator
�
ministrator
Gordon
Towncnd
said
today
Wilf
Pattendcn
vice
chairman
of
the
board-
said
the
election
would
be
held
at
the
regular
meeting
June
1
He
became
acting
chairman
after
Gordon
Bryant
resigned
from
the
po
position
�
sition
Trustee
eecHofr-
at
civic
vote
time
advocated
Hospital
board
members
should
be
elected
during
civic
elections
the
same
as
school
trustees
This
suggestion
was
advanc
ed
by
former
board
chairman
Gordon
Bryant
at
the
annual
meeting
of
the
Prince
George
and
District
Hospital
Society
Tuesday
night
Mr
Bryant
who
resigned
as
chairman
told
the
meeting
that
his
suggestion
is
important
to
the
best
interests
of
the
society
and
of
the
hospital
He
urged
the
societys
by
bylaws
�
laws
be
changed
at
the
earl
earliest
�
iest
possible
time
to
accom
accommodate
�
modate
the
recommendation
are
unable
to
provide
better
service
to
patients
As
chairman
of
the
meeting
Mr
Bryant
had
his
task
cut
out
for
him
Even
before
he
announced
his
resignation
he
was
asked
to
resign
and
the
membership
refused
to
adopt
his
annual
re
report
�
port
He
faced
a
barrage
of
ques
questions
�
tions
and
accusations
dealing
with
nursing
care
at
the
hos
hospital
�
pital
the
lack
of
communica
communications
�
tions
between
the
board
and
society
members
alleged
fail
failure
�
ure
of
the
personnel
committee
to
trace
down
rumors
He
was
accused
of
threaten
threatening
�
ing
one
member
and
he
was
accused
of
breaking
faith
with
members
of
a
four
man
committee
established
recently
to
investigate
rumors
relating
to
the
hospital
Because
Mr
Bryant
admit
admitted
�
ted
he
had
erred
in
one
instance
his
term
of
office
was
described
as
a
comedy
of
errors
by
former
hospital
employee
Fred
Bradley
DIRECT
INSULT
Angered
by
George
MacAn
drews
request
that
he
resign
Mr
Bryant
told
the
meeting
he
took
the
suggestion
as
a
direct
insult
from
an
ill
informed
person
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es
escaped
�
caped
injury
Tuesday
when
lis
oidcr
model
car
went
into
the
ditch
and
rolled
over
on
the
airport
hill
Albert
Baines
toid
police
he
was
driving
up
the
hill
when
a
vehicle
travelling
in
the
op
opposite
�
posite
direction
on
the
wrong
side
of
the
road
forced
him
IntJ
the
ditch
IN
VATIC
Thousands
see
Pope
VATICAN
CITY
Hcutcrs
Mourners
in
the
tens
of
thou
thousands
�
sands
filed
silently
past
the
body
of
Pope
John
XXIII
lying
in
state
in
St
Peters
Basilica
today
to
pay
their
final
hom
homage
�
age
It
was
raining
in
the
square
outside
and
under
a
sea
of
um
brellas
great
crowds
of
Italians
and
visitors
from
many
coun
tries
stood
sadly
in
the
down
pour
filling
the
vast
colonnaded
piazza
At
times
police
had
to
hold
back
the
thrusting
crowd
be
tween
barriers
but
the
anndid
not
deter
the
moiirnors
The
pontiff
will
hcundcrthc
great
Michelangelo
dome
of
St
Peters
until
an
hour
before
he
is
laid
to
rst
Thursday
jught
The
body
clad
in
pontifical
red
robes
was
on
a
six-foot-high
bier
tti
hands
in
embrouk
ered
red
gloves
still
clutching
tne
crucifix
to
which
the
81-
He
told
MacAndrcw
a
mem-
George
Regional
Hospital
board
1
year
old
Pope
clung
during
his
bcr
of
the
Improvement
district
I
at
the
annual
meeting
meeting
Tuesday
Tuesday
I
four
day
death
struggle
he
could
retaliate
on
a
per
personal
�
sonal
basis
and
this
remark
generated
accusations
that
he
was
threating
MacAndrew
MacAndrew
claimed
the
-ichlrrmtn
hit
failed
to
deal
with
rumors
effectively
and
should
resign
Drama
was
injected
into
the
meeting
when
S
J
Hardinge
a
newcomer
to
Prince
George
but
who
was
a
member
of
the
boards
investigating
commit
committee
�
tee
rose
to
read
a
copy
of
a
letter
Mr
Bryant
had
written
to
K
G
Wiper
administrative
assistant
BC
Hospital
Insur
Insurance
�
ance
Service
at
Victoria
ex
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2
Weather
roundup
Mostly
sunny
skies
arc
fore
forecast
�
cast
for
the
Cariboo
Prince
George
and
Bulkley
Valley
areas
on
Thursday
Little
change
in
temperature
and
light
winds
Low
tonight
and
high
Thursday
at
Prince
George
40
and
65
Quesnel
42
and
65
Smithers
38
and
60
The
five
day
outlook
is
for
slightly
below
normal
tem
temperatures
�
peratures
and
light
precipita
precipitation
�
tion
Low
tonight
and
high
Thurs
Thursday
�
day
at
Vancouver
48
and
64
Victoria
48
and
62
LAST
24
HOURS
Hi
Lo
Prec
Prince
George
62
42
04
Terrace
57
47
42
Smithers
61
39
09
Quesnel
64
46
trace
Williams
Lake
59
46
27
Whitehorse
57
41
Fort
Nelson
65
48
01
Dawson
Creek
68
48
The
two
governments
will
be
asked
to
approve
a
draft
agree
agreement
�
ment
setting
out
mutual
respon
responsibilities
�
sibilities
This
draft
was
drawn
up
Tuesday
Negotiations
will
be
held
on
the
power
sale
price
term
of
contract
likely
a
minimum
20
car
period
plus
other
de
details
�
tails
At
the
same
time
the
US
will
be
approached
about
tjeaty
clarifications
and
adjust
ments
that
Prime
Minister
Pearson
raised
with
President
Kennedy
at
Hyannis
Port
last
month
Then
with
al
this
nailed
into
a
package
the
Canadian
Parliament
wil
be
asked
to
ratify
it
There
should
be
a
lengthy
procession
of
witnesses
to
the
Commons
external
at
fairs
committee
inclii
d
I
a
g
CLEAR
night
of
the
Prince
George
and
Is
face
was
serene
showing
District
HosDital
Society
I
no
marie
oi
tne
agony
inai
cna
The
Dalr
were
among
tour
1
cu
wnn
nis
ueaui
monaay
ranriifiat
whan
names
were
I
nigni
submitted
far
a
nominating
com
mittco
headed
by
Frank
Clark
Others
were
Mrs
Rose
Ruse
and
Ken
McKenzie
Mr
McKcn
zie
withdrew
his
name
how
however
�
ever
for
health
reasons
A
fifth
candidate
George
Mac
Andrew
of
the
Hart
Highway
a
member
of
the
hospital
improve
improvement
�
ment
district
was
also
defeated
along
with
long
time
board
member
Mrs
Ruse
Mr
Mac
Andrew
was
nominated
by
Geoff
Richmond
improvement
district
chairman
a
S3
PRAIRIE
WEATHER
Winnipeg
59
cloudy
Rcgina
55
SE
wind
5
overcast
Calgary
42
wind
south
clear
by
fall
treaty
opponents
from
New
Democratic
Party
ranks
and
figures
like
Gen
A
G
L
Mc
Naughton
who
have
called
the
treaty
as
it
standst
a
sellout
The
final
act
would
be
rati
ratification
�
fication
by
the
US
of
the
pro
protocol
�
tocol
It
speedily
ratified
the
actual
treaty
although
Can
Canada
�
ada
did
not
after
the
treaty
signing
in
Washington
hi
early
1061
SUGAR
DROPS
The
wholesale
price
of
sugar
dropped
another
80
certs
per
too
pounds
here
Tuesday
tres
ent
wholesale
selling
price
is
about
18
15
compared
with
the
May
24
high
of
19
58
Local
supermarkets
quoted
retail
viced
un
nts
neaa
was
EOlden
bishops
mitre
for
the
Pope
is
both
Bishop
of
Rome
and
su
supreme
�
preme
pontiff
of
Roman
Catho
Catholics
�
lics
The
mitre
reminded
Ro
Romans
�
mans
they
had
lost
their
bishop
in
losing
their
Pope
District
forest
fire
total
again
on
its
way
up
Number
of
fires
in
the
Prince
George
Forest
District
is
in
creasing
again
forest
service
spokesmen
report
There
arc
11
burning
today
compared
with
nine
Tuesday
and
seven
Monday
At
the
end
of
last
week
there
had
been
about
20
fires
Thirty
two
men
and
one
crawler
tractor
today
had
all
nine
fires
under
control
ob
servation
or
patrol
and
no
in
individual
�
dividual
fire
was
especially
serious
Hazard
around
Prince
George
is
low
increasing
to
the
south
and
west
In
the
Peace
River
area
it
is
moderate
Union
blasts
housing
scheme
at
Peace
job
VANCOUVER
CPi
Unions
representing
workers
on
the
Peace
Rivcj
power
project
said
Tuesday
that
non
-
union-
built
trailers
will
house
the
jobs
work
force
Russ
St
Elol
spokesman
for
Allied
Hydro
Council
represent
representing
�
ing
17
unions
covering
trades
on
the
project
said
the
provin
provincial
�
cial
government
may
be
asked
to
intervene
The
principal
contractor
Peter
Kicwit
and
Sons
of
Can
Canada
�
ada
Ltd
has
awarded
the
con
contract
�
tract
for
housing
1100
men
in
trailers
to
Alberta
Trailers
Ltd
of
Calgary
St
Eloi
said
the
firm
also
has
been
awarded
the
catering
con-
tract
The
unions
protest
that
the
Alberta
firm
is
non
union
that
trailer
makers
in
BC
were
not
given
a
chance
to
bid
on
the
contract
and
that
BC
caterers
should
have
been
awarded
the
supply
contract
Major
Peace
contract
given
VANCOUVER
Oi
A
1500
000
contract
for
equipment
to
bo
used
in
construction
of
the
giant
Portage
Mountain
Dam
has
been
awarded
to
Finning
Trac
Tractor
�
tor
and
Equipment
Ltd
of
Van
Vancouver
�
couver
The
contract
was
let
by
Kic
Kicwit
�
wit
Dawson
Johnson
the
qoiu
trading
combine
given
the
main
73000000
construction
contract
by
BC
Hdra
and
Power
Authority
it
was
an
announced
�
nounced
Tuesday
R
E
Lane
of
Finning
said
the
deal
involved
10
bulldozers
seven
large
rubber
tired
tractors
with
scraper
and
water
wagons
and
six
tractor
loaders
The
equipment
will
be
scr
by
Finmngs
Prince
prices
of
a
10
pound
bag
fromjGeorge
and
Dawson
Creek
135
to
198
branches