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TO
NEW
HEIGHTS
TO
THE
DELIGHT
OF
HS
YOUNG
ONLOOK-
ers
is
municipal
swimming
pool
lifeguard
Dick
Zarek
He
demonstrates
how
to
use
the
four
newly
installed
trampolines
Open
the
same
hours
as
the
pool
from
1
to
9
pm
daily
the
trampolines
arc
under
supervision
Most
customers
so
far
have
been
youngsters
Roy
Fujikawa
photo
ANIMAL
WAS
STARVING
Attack
by
cougar
confirmed
A
game
department
official
today
confirmed
it
was
a
cougar
that
attacked
six-year-old
Ro
Robert
�
bert
Moore
near
his
North
Ne
chako
home
Saturday
Space
record
chalked
up
by
Russian
By
The
Canadian
Press
Lt
Col
Valery
Bvkovsky
broke
all
records
today
for
dis
distance
�
tance
and
orbits
around
the
world
in
space
But
the
Russian
cosmonauts
ship
was
losing
altitude
and
speed
at
a
disturbing
rate
His
female
space
partner
Valcntina
Tcreshkova
whipped
into
her
third
day
in
orbit
ap-
narcntLv
still
maintaining
her
altitude
and
speed
and
feeling
fine
However
Reuters
news
ag
agency
�
ency
reported
that
a
radio
mes-
sace
recorded
by
the
BBC
in
London
and
apparently
sent
by
Miss
Tcreshkova
said
I
am
ready
to
record
data
on
manual
descent
There
was
no
imriediate
clar
ification
of
the
message
At
3
pm
Moscow
time
By
kovsky
had
entered
his
fifth
day
in
space
and
surpassed
by
two
orbits
the
M
orbit
rccoia
of
Maj
Andrian
Nikola
cv
in
a
flight
of
just
under
four
days
last
August
The
boy
was
hospitalized
with
bites
and
scratches
and
Sun
Sunday
�
day
a
predator
hunter
shot
a
50
pound
cougar
kitten
about
five
miles
from
the
attack
scene
Theres
no
doubt
the
cougar
we
got
Sunday
was
the
animal
which
attacked
the
boy
Game
Inspector
Walter
Gill
told
The
Citizen
today
However
Insp
Gill
said
that
at
the
time
it
was
shot
the
game
department
was
unaware
of
the
attack
on
the
boy
He
first
learned
of
the
incident
through
a
Citizen
reporter
Mon
day
He
urged
that
anyone
seeing
a
cougar
report
it
immediately
to
the
game
department
The
cougar
about
a
year
old
was
starving
said
Insp
GUI
and
had
probably
lost
its
moth
cr
Kittens
usually
stay
with
their
mothers
until
Uicy
are
two
years
old
They
usually
feed
on
deer
rabbits
porcupine
and
birds
but
depend
on
the
mother
to
make
the
kill
until
they
reach
maturity
A
small
dog
the
animal
had
killed
earlier
was
still
with
the
cougar
when
it
was
shot
The
cougar
leaped
at
Robert
while
he
was
walking
toward
his
home
about
10
miles
north
west
of
the
Nechako
Bridge
His
brother
Michael
8
and
sister
Diana
7
who
had
been
fishing
with
him
were
about
40
feet
away
Cariboo
centre
hospital
awaits
drop
In
Interest
100
MILE
HOUSE
CB
The
100
Mile
House
hospital
district
is
waiting
until
interest
rates
are
lowered
before
proceeding
with
a
30
betl
hospital
Alex
McMillan
board
chairman
said
we
have
the
power
to
borrow
but
I
dont
feel
the
people
want
us
to
borrow
at
Gj
and
seven
per
cent
Now
hear
this
For
just
35
cents
you
too
can
spend
150
getting
the
informa
tion
ou
wanted
in
Hie
first
place
Railwayman
Bob
Lano
foul
sent
his
35
cents
and
a
self
addressed
envelope
to
ZSCO
at
BotheU
Wash
when
a
CitUen
IN
THE
CITIZEN
Classified
8
Comics
Coining
events
--
Editorial
paoo
District
news
2
Here
and
there
5
Sports
classified
ad
offered
job
news
of
the
Peace
River
dam
pioject
He
got
a
little
bulletin
fiom
Alaska
Pacific
Infoimation
at
Bcllevue
Wash
listing
projects
here
there
and
tother
place
and
offering
special
bulletins
on
them
It
said
Special
Bulletin
PRUC
on
the
Portage
Mountain
dam
job
cost
150
from
Alaska
Pacific
Chief
of
ticket
sales
Maurice
George
reminds
Hotarians
that
ducats
for
their
installation
ban
banquet
�
quet
and
dance
scheduled
for
Friday
evening
at
the
Hotel
Simon
Fraser
are
available
and
should
be
picked
up
soonest
Tu
2
Call
him
at
Spee
Dee
Printers
i
i
in
n
kUVal
TJ
a
When
the
cougar
jumped
on
the
boy
his
brother
went
after
it
with
a
shovel
and
the
cat
limped
off
into
the
brush
The
parents
Mr
and
Mrs
Robert
C
Moore
drove
him
to
hos
pital
The
lad
is
expected
to
remain
in
hospital
for
another
two
days
He
is
a
Grade
1
pupil
at
North
Nechako
School
41
SHOWERS
This
area
will
experience
cloudy
skies
with
some
sunny
periods
Wednesday
There
will
be
afternoon
showers
Winds
will
be
light
except
northwest
northwesterly
�
erly
15
in
showers
Low
to
tonight
�
night
and
high
Wednesday
at
Prince
George
and
Smithcrs
45
and
65
Qucsnel
50
and
70
Low
tonight
and
high
Wednes
Wednesday
�
day
at
Grande
Prairie
45
and
70
Low
tonight
and
high
Wed
Wednesday
�
nesday
at
Vancouver
and
Vic
Victoria
�
toria
55
and
G5
LAST
24
HOURS
Hi
Lo
Prec
Prince
George
Terrace
Smithers
Quesncl
Williams
Lake
Kamloops
Whitchorse
Fort
Nelson
Fort
St
John
Dawson
Cieck
73
46
74
53
70
A7
76
46
79
93
63
71
73
75
Cfc
Phon
LOgan
4
2441
Vol
7
No
118
BUDGET
Commons
explodes
OTTAWA
CD
Opposition
members
obviously
eager
to
give
Finance
Minister
Gordon
a
rough
ride
over
the
budget
speech
ghost
writers
touched
off
a
fierce
skirmish
on
the
is
sue
in
the
Commons
Monday
It
was
a
preliminary
to
the
next
round
due
Wednesday
when
the
Commons
begins
a
six
day
debate
on
the
budget
Mondays
fray
was
touched
off
when
Opposition
Leader
Dicfenbakcr
sought
an
emer
emergency
�
gency
debate
on
what
he
called
a
flagrant
departure
from
constitutional
practice
IMPROPER
USE
The
issue
Mr
Gordons
ad
admission
�
mission
last
Friday
that
two
Toronto
investment
dealers
and
a
chartered
accountant
had
been
engaged
by
his
department
to
help
prepare
his
budget
speech
and
that
the
two
invest
investment
�
ment
dealers
had
remained
on
the
payroll
of
their
bond
hous
es
No
one
has
alleged
that
the
three
made
improper
use
of
their
advance
knowledge
of
the
budgets
contents
and
Mr
Gor
Gordon
�
don
has
said
they
took
the
oath
of
secrecy
But
Mr
Dicfenbaker
said
the
ministers
use
of
the
three
as
sistants
imperilled
traditional
budget
secrecy
and
had
an
un
unsettling
�
settling
effect
on
the
country
and
the
House
of
Commons
The
bid
by
the
former
Con
Conservative
�
servative
prime
minister
back
backed
�
ed
by
the
New
Democratic
party
for
an
emergency
debate
didnt
succeed
RULED
OUT
His
request
was
ruled
out
of
order
by
Speaker
Alan
Mac
Naughton
When
NDP
Leader
T
C
Douglas
appealed
the
rul
ruling
�
ing
it
was
sustained
on
a
vote
of
97
to
69
with
Liberals
and
Social
Credit
members
oting
together
in
the
majority
However
the
subject
is
sure
to
crop
up
Wednesday
with
the
opening
of
the
budget
debate
In
ruling
out
Mr
Dicfcnbak
crs
request
for
an
emergency
debate
Speaker
MacNaughton
accepted
the
argument
of
State
Secretary
Pickcrsgill
that
the
affair
could
be
discussed
in
the
budget
debate
starting
Wednes
Wednesday
�
day
SHACK
BLAZE
INVESTIGATED
RCMP
today
arc
investigat
investigating
�
ing
the
cause
of
a
fire
Mon
Monday
�
day
night
which
destroyed
a
storage
shack
on
the
farm
of
N
Patterson
two
miles
north
northeast
�
east
of
Red
Rock
Also
dcstroed
in
the
blaze
were
several
outboard
motors
and
tires
e
F
NO
EXEMPTION
Olav
Naas
assistant
to
the
project
manager
for
contractors
Kicw
it
Dawson
Johnson
said
the
11-pcr-ccnt
tax
would
apply
to
7500000
worth
of
equipment
being
installed
to
handle
ma
materials
�
terials
for
the
dam
A
spokesman
for
the
Kicwit
Dawscn
Johnson
contracting
group
builders
of
the
73500000
Peace
River
Dam
said
the
group
is
still
keeping
its
fingers
crossed
Our
information
is
that
this
exemption
for
existing
contracts
is
good
only
for
a
year
and
were
working
on
a
five
year
contract
He
said
the
groups
auditors
and
lawyers
are
still
working
on
the
possible
application
and
effects
of
the
new
tax
The
BC
Hydro
and
Power
Authority
is
applying
to
Ottawa
for
tax
relief
Finance
Minister
Gordon
said
in
his
budget
speech
that
there
would
be
relief
for
contractors
working
on
fixed
price
con
contracts
�
tracts
but
there
lias
been
no
explanation
as
to
how
the
relief
would
be
given
OTTAWA
CD
The
11-per-ccnt
sales
tax
wont
apply
on
build
building
�
ing
contracts
signed
before
bud
budget
�
get
day
last
Thursday
Finance
Minister
Gordon
said
Monday
night
Replying
to
New
Democratic
Leader
T
C
Douglas
in
the
Commons
he
reiterated
the
statement
contained
in
his
budget
speech
that
fixed
price
contracts
wont
be
affected
by
removal
of
the
exemption
for
building
materials
from
the
11-pcr-cent
tax
e
Peace
cost
will
hi
go
up
82500
it
VANCOUVER
CP
The
Portage
Mountain
clam
on
the
Peace
Hivcr
will
cost
an
extra
825000
unless
the
federal
government
exempts
the
project
from
the
new
sales
tax
on
building
materials
and
equipment
C
MANNINNG
nears
record
IN
ALBERTA
Socreds
returned
EDMONTON
IT
Albertas
Social
Credit
government
swept
aside
almost
all
opposition
for
the
second
time
in
a
row
when
it
scored
a
landslide
victory
in
Mondays
general
election
The
party
wnich
has
admin
administered
�
istered
the
affairs
of
the
prov
ince
for
the
last
23
years
won
its
eighth
five
year
mandate
with
the
same
over
all
margin
it
had
in
the
last
general
elec
election
�
tion
of
1959
a
majority
of
57
members
All
three
opposition
leaders
fighting
their
first
campaign
were
defeated
by
Social
Credit
Continued
on
Page
3
Mac
achieves
grudging
assurance
of
confidence
LONDON
CP
Prime
Mm
istcr
Macmillan
won
a
grudg
grudging
�
ing
vote
of
confidence
Monday
night
after
a
slashing
opposi
opposition
�
tion
attack
on
his
handling
of
the
Profumo
Keelcr
sex
and
se
security
�
curity
scandal
and
defections
in
his
own
Conservative
party
By
321
to
252
the
69-
car
old
Macmillan
was
given
a
man
mandate
�
date
in
the
House
of
Commons
to
carry
on
as
chief
of
govern
government
�
ment
But
he
is
expected
to
step
down
soon
possibly
this
sum
summer
�
mer
and
let
a
joungcr
man
try
to
clean
up
the
Conserva
Conservative
�
tive
partys
badly
smudged
im
image
�
age
The
Conservatives
normally
have
a
97
seat
edge
over
the
combined
opposition
in
the
House
but
Macmillans
victory
margin
was
only
69
The
closeness
of
the
vole
re
reflected
�
flected
growing
discontent
among
Conservatives
with
Mac
Macmillans
�
millans
leadership
One
Con
Conservative
�
servative
suggested
in
the
de
debate
�
bate
that
Macmillan
step
aside
soon
Twenty
eight
Conservatives
abstained
from
voting
as
an
expression
of
their
displeasure
with
Alacniillans
stewardship
Reuters
news
agency
said
the
outcome
was
a
heavy
moral
de
FfLS
BETTER
IN
MORNING
BUT
REST
OF
DAY
AWFUL
feat
for
Macmillan
since
be
before
�
fore
the
opposition
began
its
massive
onslaught
on
him
in
Mondays
vote
on
the
Profumo
scandal
government
sources
forecast
that
no
more
than
15
Conservative
members
would
fail
to
support
him
Reuters
said
political
observ
observers
�
ers
predicted
before
Uic
debcic
that
if
more
than
20
Conserva
Conservatives
�
tives
abstained
Macmil
Macmillan
�
lan
might
be
forced
to
recon
reconsider
�
sider
his
reported
decision
not
to
resign
at
least
until
the
Pro
Profumo
�
fumo
scandal
died
down
As
the
prime
minister
left
the
House
of
Commons
after
the
vote
Uicrc
were
cries
of
re
resign
�
sign
from
opposition
Labor
party
m
embers
and
cheers
from
the
Conservatives
itizen
The
only
daily
newspaper
serving
Central
British
Columbia
PRINCE
GEORGE
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
TUESDAY
JUNE
18
1963
c
a
Copy
i
carrier
Suspension
bridge
job
called
for
Peace
site
VANCOUVER
CP
Tenders
were
called
Monday
for
a
680
foot
concrete
suspension
bridge
to
span
the
Peace
River
four
miles
upstream
from
Hudbon
Hope
LJids
for
the
project
arc
due
July
10
and
con
construction
�
struction
is
expected
to
start
soon
after
The
bridge
with
a
28
foot
road
deck
should
be
complete
by
late
1934
It
will
be
part
of
a
new
cutoff
road
between
Chctwynd
and
Hudson
Hope
LOCAL
PROTESTS
SUSPENSION
Union
members
demand
chairman
be
returned
All
56
members
of
the
Order
of
Railroad
Telegraph
Telegraphers
�
ers
Smithers
district
have
signed
a
petition
calling
for
reinstatement
of
A
A
Nunwciler
of
Prince
George
as
district
chairman
Mr
Nunweilcr
was
suspended
as
a
union
officer
he
is
still
a
member
of
the
ORT
and
a
CNR
cmploec
last
month
by
G
E
Leighty
of
St
Louis
Mo
president
of
the
interna
international
�
tional
CLC
affiliate
The
suspension
followed
charges
and
countercharges
be
between
�
tween
Mr
Nunwciler
and
the
Canadian
leaders
of
the
union
over
the
security
of
railway
telegraphers
in
a
day
of
auto
automated
�
mated
communications
Mr
Nunwciler
said
in
an
in
interview
�
terview
today
after
he
receiv
received
�
ed
a
copy
of
the
petition
and
associated
correspondence
that
the
document
had
been
sent
to
Mr
Leighty
and
Labor
Min
Minister
�
ister
Alan
MacEachen
JOB
SECURITY
Organized
by
an
action
com
committee
�
mittee
of
Smithers
district
Northern
BC
CNR
line
OUT
members
looking
into
job
se
security
�
curity
and
union
efforts
to
safe
safeguard
�
guard
it
the
petition
said
mem
membership
�
bership
Extends
a
vote
of
confidence
to
our
district
chairman
Bro
Brother
�
ther
A
A
Nunwciler
our
duly
elected
representative
for
the
excellent
work
he
has
perform
performed
�
ed
on
behalf
of
Smithcrs
dis
trict
employees
Protests
his
suspension
from
the
office
of
district
chairman
to
which
he
had
been
elected
by
district
members
in
the
Canadian
democratic
tradition
and
Expresses
the
members
re
fusal
to
entrust
their
affairs
to
anyone
not
elected
by
them
themselves
�
selves
and
their
desire
to
con
duct
district
business
through
Mr
Nunweilcr
once
more
NEW
JOBS
The
controversy
cen
trod
around
Mr
Nunweilcr
is
rooted
in
the
modernization
of
CNR
operations
whicli
has
continued
after
the
major
reorganization
of
1960
Such
streamlining
moves
as
the
elimination
of
small
agen
cies
and
the
use
of
integrated
data
processing
has
threatened
the
security
of
telegraphers
anJ
Continued
on
Page
6
160
ACRE
FIRE
AT
VANDERHOOF
Thirty
five
men
and
three
crawler
tractors
arc
fighting
a
ICO
acrc
forest
fire
in
the
Vanderlioof
area
largest
of
eight
fires
burning
in
the
Prince
George
Forest
District
today
However
forest
service
spokesmen
said
the
blaze
was
under
control
and
all
others
were
cither
under
control
or
observation
Hazard
in
the
district
is
modcratc-to-high
Promofer
fined
on
two
counts
under
Game
Act
Robert
II
Van
Schoick
form
former
�
er
Chicago
florist
promoting
a
large
scale
land
deal
near
diet-
vvjnd
has
been
fined
150
for
two
violations
of
the
Game
Act
Van
Schoick
was
convicted
of
killing
a
moose
out
of
season
and
of
hunting
without
a
regis
registered
�
tered
BC
guide
while
he
was
a
non
resident
Appearing
in
Chctwynd
court
Van
Schoick
pleaded
not
guilty
to
the
first
charge
for
which
he
was
fined
100
and
guilty
to
the
second
for
which
he
was
fined
50
Van
Schoick
acting
as
agent
for
38
persons
has
filed
notice
of
intention
to
apply
to
lease
about
22700
acres
35
square
miles
in
the
Sukunka
River
area
Purpose
for
the
lease
given
to
the
Poucc
Coupe
land
office
when
notice
of
intention
was
filed
was
dude
ranching
and
mixed
farming
Most
prospective
lessees
whose
occupations
range
from
housewives
to
mechanics
were
taking
full
sections
although
some
signed
up
for
half
sections
Most
participants
in
the
scheme
arc
also
residents
of
the
US
Canadians
pick
daily
newspaper
as
top
media
in
two
detailed
surveys
TORONTO
cn
Advertisers
and
ad
agency
executives
were
told
Monday
that
most
Cana
Canadians
�
dians
in
a
sample
study
said
the
daily
newspaper
is
best
among
the
mass
communica
communications
�
tions
media
f
In
providing
inform
Minister
in
agony
while
kicking
habit
OTTAWA
ffl
Judy
La
Marsh
says
now
that
shes
given
up
cigaret
smoking
she
feels
better
when
she
wakes
up
Rut
the
jest
of
the
day
is
awful
the
federal
health
minister
said
after
announc
iug
Monday
that
she
will
call
a
national
conference
on
the
hazards
of
lung
cancer
and
other
diseases
from
smoking
Miss
La
Marsh
gave
up
the
weed
Saturday
night
to
be
able
to
advocate
abscntion
with
a
clear
conscience
She
had
been
feeding
a
20
car
old
habit
at
the
rate
of
three
packages
a
day
I
thought
it
would
be
agony
all
the
time
But
its
only
when
you
reach
for
a
cigaret
you
have
to
say
not
JUDY
I
MARSH
thra
pck
a
day
that
one
and
do
that
from
cig
cigaret
�
aret
to
cigaret
Ho
we
vej
she
says
she
hasnt
been
getting
any
sym
patliy
from
her
Commons
col
leagues
Theyve
been
sending
me
packages
of
cigarcts
or
en
envelopes
�
velopes
with
a
cigaict
inside
When
I
leave
the
chamber
they
offer
me
a
place
to
hido
in
their
offices
or
remark
that
Im
sneaking
out
for
a
smoke
How
had
Prime
Minister
Pearson
received
her
action
He
told
me
it
was
the
best
thing
I
could
do
He
gave
them
up
five
jcars
ago
Were
other
cabinet
me
in
bers
going
to
follow
suit
Well
the
veterans
affairs
minister
Roger
Teillet
told
me
before
I
quit
that
if
I
could
he
would
and
hes
hor
horrified
�
rified
to
find
I
have
She
said
its
possible
federal
health
authorities
will
be
tak
taking
�
ing
a
look
at
radio
and
tele
television
�
vision
commercials
for
cig
cigarcts
�
arcts
much
the
same
strict
way
they
do
ads
for
drugs
and
medicines
Saturday
n
i
g
h
t
I
was
watching
some
American
commercials
mi
cigarcts
and
I
was
amazed
at
the
aura
of
ro
romance
�
mance
that
has
come
to
be
associated
with
btnoking
the
said
A
womans
supposed
to
be
more
attractive
through
a
veil
of
smoke
Or
a
man
more
virile
None
of
vou
look
as
though
you
were
going
to
wrestle
auy
bears
just
because
you
smokt
ciZdrtts
a
tion
in
depth
both
in
news
and
advertising
Reports
on
two
studies
on
the
habits
altitudes
and
motives
of
Canadians
in
using
newspapers
radio
tv
and
magazines
were
announced
by
the
Canadian
Daily
Newspaper
Publishers
Association
which
sponsored
two
detailed
surveys
last
vcar
One
was
made
by
Canadian
Facts
Ltd
the
other
by
the
In
Institute
�
stitute
for
Motivational
Re
Research
�
search
Incorporated
of
Croton-on-Hudson
NY
both
in
con
consultation
�
sultation
with
the
Canadian
Ad
Advertising
�
vertising
Research
Foundation
Irving
Gilman
vice
president
of
JMIl
said
at
a
CDNPA
luncheon
for
HO
advertiser
and
agency
representatives
that
his
companys
study
of
the
lole
of
the
media
in
the
home
indicates
that
the
four
do
not
compete
directly
AH
play
complement
complementary
�
ary
and
supplementary
roles
he
said
Choosing
among
newspapers
radio
tv
and
magazines
55
per
cent
of
those
questioned
said
newspapcis
aie
best
for
inform
information
�
ation
and
in
helping
the
individ
individual
�
ual
assess
the
significance
of
events
And
he
said
people
depend
on
newspapers
and
magazines
to
a
far
greater
extent
than
on
television
and
radio
for
detailed
advertising
information
A
booklet
based
on
the
IMR
survey
said
that
in
teply
to
a
question
as
to
which
medium
was
likely
to
make
more
e
travagant
claims
in
advertis
advertising
�
ing
50
per
cent
said
television
20
per
cent
said
magazines
13
per
cent
said
newspapers
and
11
per
cent
said
radio
It
said
83
per
cent
stated
newspapers
are
the
best
source
of
information
when
good
value
is
sought
Seventy
per
cent
said
newspapers
seem
to
advertise
a
pioduct
just
when
Im
most
interested
in
buying
Scventy
ono
per
cent
of
tho
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DITCH
2
MEN
INJURED
Two
unidentified
men
were
treated
for
minor
lacerations
after
a
car
in
which
they
were
passengers
went
into
a
ditch
on
Rose
in
South
Fort
George
at
1250
am
today
Joseph
Lelllanc
770
Irwin
the
driver
was
not
injured
police
said
RCMP
are
investigating
cause
of
the
mishap