-
Lab
IAN
MclNNIS
SHOWS
THE
STYLE
THAT
WON
FIRST
PLACE
IN
THE
NOVICE
piping
class
at
the
Caledonia
Games
in
Vancouver
Aug
3
The
youngster
won
a
gold
medal
for
his
efforts
Ian
has
been
playing
for
about
2
years
Roy
Fujikawa
photo
Good
lungs
lots
of
talent
right
combination
for
Prince
George
lad
A
boy
with
large
lungs
and
a
lot
of
talent
is
a
happy
young
youngster
�
ster
today
Ian
Mclnnis
11
son
of
Mr
and
Mrs
Jack
Mclnnis
of
1397
Ingledew
took
first
place
and
a
gold
medal
in
the
novice
pip
piping
�
ing
class
at
the
Caledonia
Games
in
Vancouver
Aug
3
Ian
started
playing
the
bag
bagpipes
�
pipes
about
2j
years
ago
and
is
a
member
of
the
Prince
George
Juvenile
Pipe
Band
Ian
who
didnt
even
expect
to
place
took
first
prize
by
plaing
Hills
of
Perth
which
is
his
favorite
There
were
ap
approximately
�
proximately
35
pipers
in
the
contest
including
one
adult
Ian
practices
an
hour
a
day
and
he
lived
up
to
his
good
Scottish
name
with
his
victory
at
Vancouver
He
was
not
the
only
winner
from
Prince
George
at
the
Caledonia
Games
Barbara
Gunn
Fowlie
17
daughter
of
Mr
and
Mrs
Jock
Gunn
Fowlie
of
14GG
Gorse
placed
third
and
won
a
silver
medal
in
the
novice
class
The
Prince
George
Pipe
Band
Williston
here
for
presentation
Lands
and
Forests
Minister
Hay
Williston
will
officiate
at
the
presentation
Wednesday
of
a
mobile
disaster
feeding
unit
to
the
Prince
George
civil
de
defence
�
fence
zone
The
presentation
will
be
at
1030
am
at
the
city
hall
park
Representatives
of
city
and
provincial
government
depart
departments
�
ments
have
been
invited
to
attend
Here
and
there
6
Market
3
Sport
4
Tv
-
2
also
made
a
top
showing
in
i
Vancouver
The
band
took
second
place
against
seven
other
I
Weather
roundup
with
occasional
cloudy
periods
It
will
continue
warm
with
light
winds
Low
tonight
and
high
Wed
Wednesday
�
nesday
in
Prince
George
52
and
83
Smithcrs
50
and
78
Qucs
ncl
55
and
85
The
forecast
for
Peace
River
is
variable
cloudiness
with
Babysitting
service
offered
The
girls
of
the
Prince
George
Land
Hangers
will
offer
a
baby
babysitting
�
sitting
service
at
the
Simon
Frascr
Days
and
Exhibition
Mrs
Harold
Hojcc
Captain
of
the
rangers
told
The
Citizen
today
The
girls
between
15
and
2t
will
be
able
to
entertain
the
children
with
toys
donated
by
the
S
S
Kresge
Co
Northern
Hardware
and
Furniture-
Co
and
the
F
W
Woolworth
Co
Four
or
five
girls
will
be
on
duty
at
all
times
Parents
using
the
service
will
be
charged
30
cents
an
hour
In
addition
to
babysitting
the
Land
Hangers
will
take
care
of
any
lost
children
Now
hear
this
The
city
hall
Hag
was
flying
I
for
production
this
fall
The
at
half
mast
yesterday
morn-
Mousetrap
by
mystery
writer
ing
but
it
wasnt
out
of
respect
Agatha
Christie
The
London
for
anybodys
memory
It
was
production
of
this
play
is
still
some
clowns
idea
of
a
joke
humiing
after
more
than
10
some
time
during
the
weekend
Which
is
the
sort
of
jazz
that
wouldnt
happen
if
tho
flag
were
lowered
at
night
a
practice
that
etiquette
demands
any
anyway
�
way
Prime
George
Plajers
direc
director
�
tor
Fran
Cibbins
held
a
pre
preliminary
�
liminary
reading
last
night
of
the
companys
play
scheduled
IN
THE
CITIZEN
Deity
Conner
Classified
Comics
Comlno
event
Editorial
page
District
news
--
years
but
Fran
said
she
doesnt
expect
the
local
group
to
break
that
record
Three
or
four
years
would
be
enough
she
quipped
Vandeihoof
innkeepers
Dick
and
Audrey
Malnwaring
having
traded
part
of
their
in
Iciest
in
the
Vandeihoof
Hotel
for
ownership
of
the
Chilcotin
Hotel
at
Alexis
Creek
75
miles
west
of
Williams
Lake
will
move
there
lo
operate
their
acquisition
Going
to
Vander
hoof
from
Alexis
are
Miss
Joyce
Russell
and
Mr
and
Mrs
Art
Chalmers
who
will
manage
the
hotel
jointly
with
Mr
and
Mrs
George
Keiler
It
was
a
boy
the
fourth
for
Magistrate
George
Stewart
and
wife
Laureen
on
Monday
So
in
addition
to
handing
out
sent
ences
police
court
naoituees
-
bands
in
the
competition
which
included
a
professional
band
which
placed
first
WARM
Prince
George
will
be
sunny
slightly
Siife
lower
temperatures
Winds
will
be
light
Low
to
night
and
high
Wednesday
at
Grande
Prairie
50
and
75
The
rest
of
the
week
should
have
near
normal
tempera
temperatures
�
tures
and
little
if
any
precipita
precipitation
�
tion
LAST
24
HOURS
Hi
Lo
Prec
Prince
George
80
51
Terrace
77
54
Smithcrs
78
-18
Qucsncl
84
54
Kamloops
96
50
Whitelmrsc
G7
49
Fort
Xclson
82
55
Dawson
Creek
80
49
CONCERT
TAKES
5
PANTS
TAKE
OFF
DENVER
Colo
API
The
conceit
at
Red
Hocks
amphi
amphitheatre
�
theatre
was
delayed
five
minutes
Monday
night
be
because
�
cause
conductor
Vasilios
Priakos
forgot
his
trousers
Priakos
said
it
was
tho
first
time
in
25
jcars
of
conduct
conducting
�
ing
that
hss
forgotten
his
trousers
for
a
concert
Priakos
said
he
hunted
and
hunted
for
the
trousers
of
his
tuxedo
He
finally
wore
a
pair
of
street
trousers
The
outdoor
audience
of
8000
applauded
anyway
Ca
VANCOUVER
CP
Mr
Jus
Justice
�
tice
J
G
Ruttan
may
rule
in
British
Columbia
Supr
c
m
c
Court
today
whether
a
dead
utility
can
ask
for
a
stay
of
its
own
execution
The
utility
is
the
UC
Hydro
and
Power
Authority
ruled
non
nonexistent
�
existent
in
a
Supreme
Court
judgment
last
week
of
Chief
Justice
Sherwood
Lett
The
authority
is
attempting
to
appeal
the
Lett
judgment
whicli
said
the
governments
The
appointment
of
Alexander
Keith
Young
of
Prince
George
as
Northern
Zone
Civil
Defence
Coordinator
was
announced
to
today
�
day
by
provincial
coordinator
Jim
Lister
Mr
Young
replaces
Art
Frascr
who
filled
the
post
here
since
1960
and
leaves
shortly
to
take
over
the
CD
co-ordinator
for
the
Frascr
Valley
sta
stationed
�
tioned
at
Abbotsford
Born
in
Scotland
Mr
Young
came
to
BC
with
his
parents
when
he
was
two
years
old
He
received
his
education
in
New
Westminster
He
went
to
sea
as
a
Navy
League
of
Canada
cadet
with
the
Canadian
Government
Mer
Merchant
�
chant
Marine
later
to
become
the
Canadian
National
Steam
Steamships
�
ships
He
served
with
the
com
company
�
pany
as
a
junior
and
senior
officer
Mr
Young
obtained
the
Mas
Master
�
ter
Mariners
Certificate
of
Competency
and
served
as
executive
officer
until
he
en
entered
�
tered
the
naval
service
in
193J
During
the
war
he
served
with
the
Hoyal
Canadian
Naval
Reserve
as
lieutenant
and
lieu
lieutenant
�
tenant
-
commander
in
the
North
Atlantic
escort
service
Crash
claims
third
victim
A
Prince
George
district
man
died
in
Williams
Lake
Hospital
Monday
to
become
the
second
local
and
third
victim
of
a
highway
mishap
Saturday
night
near
100
Mile
House
He
was
Emerson
Ford
SmiUi
33
a
logger
who
worked
for
Mac
and
Mac
Logging
Smith
had
worked
in
the
area
for
a
year
after
coming
from
Dray
Drayton
�
ton
Valley
Alta
Roland
Vhal
34
of
979
Car
Carney
�
ney
operator
of
Mac
and
Mac
Logging
remained
in
satisfac
satisfactory
�
tory
condition
in
hospital
today
with
injuries
suffered
in
the
same
accident
Smiths
death
brought
the
toll
to
three
in
the
head
on
collision
six
miles
south
of
100
Mile
House
Vaughan
Frank
Read
35
who
was
en
route
from
Vancouver
to
a
new
job
in
Prince
George
was
killed
instantly
He
was
the
lone
occupant
of
tho
second
car
John
Stephen
Plctch
30
a
district
logger
for
the
last
year
since
coming
from
Ontario
was
dead
on
arrival
at
hos
hospital
�
pital
e
expropriation
of
the
UC
Elec
Electric
�
tric
Company
Aug
1
1961
was
beyond
the
powers
of
the
legis
legislature
�
lature
The
chief
justice
said
the
for
formation
�
mation
of
the
Hydro
Authority
the
following
year
out
of
a
mer
merger
�
ger
of
the
UCE
and
the
BC
Power
Commission
was
thus
in
invalid
�
valid
The
Authority
is
seeking
a
stay
of
proceedings
on
the
Lett
judgment
pending
appeals
The
BC
Power
Corporation
parent
of
the
BCE
is
seeking
to
have
Alexander
Young
named
northern
CD
co
ordinator
mm
W
mik
LNJ
Alexander
Young
and
later
ashore
with
the
naval
control
service
until
his
dis
discharge
�
charge
Following
the
war
Mr
Young
commanded
Canadian
merchant
ships
In
1950
he
went
into
the
saw
sawmill
�
mill
business
in
New
Westmin
Westminster
�
ster
until
1956
when
he
joined
the
Texas
Refinery
Corp
of
Canada
as
a
salesman
He
was
transferred
to
Prince
George
in
1957
and
promoted
to
district
manager
for
the
firm
His
experience
in
civil
de
defence
�
fence
goes
back
to
its
incep
inception
�
tion
in
1952
when
he
was
one
of
the
original
instructors
at
New
Westminster
He
has
been
active
in
civil
defence
here
and
has
acted
as
controller
and
northern
zone
deputy
co
ordinator
Mr
Young
has
taken
various
CD
courses
at
Victoria
and
the
civil
defence
college
at
Arn
prior
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SOVIET
SERIES
STARTS
TODAY
POLICE
SAY
The
HCMP
have
established
that
two
women
not
oae
as
earlier
believed
wero
passen
passengers
�
gers
in
a
plane
which
crashed
into
the
Fraser
River
near
Hixon
Saturday
apparently
claiming
the
lives
of
two
Prince
George
men
The
women
were
identified
by
HCMP
today
as
Mario
Marcel
LHeureux
21
of
Alexandria
and
Helen
Schultz
19
of
Mat
squi
the
giant
utilitys
assets
handed
back
to
it
The
Supreme
Court
proceed
proceedings
�
ings
on
tlia
applications
opened
Monday
but
the
entire
day
was
taken
up
in
argument
over
whether
the
Hydro
Authority
is
a
legal
entity
that
may
apply
for
a
stay
and
thus
go
on
to
make
an
appeal
DECISION
RESERVED
Mr
Justice
Ruttan
reserved
decision
on
the
Power
Corpora
lions
contention
that
Authority
is
in
the
words
of
its
counsel
dead
and
its
application
should
be
wiped
out
He
said
he
hoped
to
have
his
decision
today
and
added
that
if
he
rules
that
the
Authority
is
non
existent
the
BCE
will
be
back
in
business
as
a
privately
owned
company
But
M
M
McFarlane
coun
counsel
�
sel
for
the
attorney
general
in
informed
�
formed
the
court
if
that
is
the
decision
the
government
will
forthwith
file
an
application
for
a
stay
Douglas
McK
Brown
Cor
Corporation
�
poration
counsel
contended
that
Dr
Gordon
Shrum
and
Dr
Hugh
Kccnleyside
co
chairman
of
Hjdro
arc
tresspassers
un
unlawfully
�
lawfully
carrying
out
the
func
functions
�
tions
which
they
have
no
right
to
carry
out
2
fee
asked
for
fire
dept
Residents
of
the
Hart
Highway
district
are
being
asked
to
con
contribute
�
tribute
toward
the
cost
oCoper
ating
the
volunteer
fire
depart
department
�
ment
by
paying
an
annual
2
fee
Letters
asking
residents
to
send
in
the
voluntary
fee
were
mailed
today
Fire
Chief
Gor
Gordon
�
don
Ware
told
The
Citizen
If
the
fire
department
attends
a
blaze
and
the
owner
has
not
paid
the
fee
a
minimum
charge
of
20
can
be
levied
he
said
About
50
business
firms
in
the
area
will
be
canvassed
for
their
annual
5
fee
Car
break
in
at
hotel
lot
AnoUicr
in
a
recent
rash
of
Uiefts
from
cars
parked
in
city
hotel
lots
was
reported
to
police
overnight
Herb
BarUiel
told
police
an
electric
massage
outfit
valued
at
280
a
plastic
suitcase
and
a
flight
bag
containing
numer
numerous
�
ous
articles
of
clothing
was
stolen
from
his
car
parked
in
the
McDonald
Hotel
lot
City
posts
important
land
sites
up
for
sale
Three
parcels
of
land
which
may
be
the
sites
of
important
developments
have
been
posted
for
sale
by
the
city
They
arc
A
92
acre
site
at
Fifth
and
Central
for
the
specified
purpose
of
building
a
shopping
centre
at
an
upset
price
of
8000
per
acre
plus
the
cost
of
installing
municipal
utility
services
about
10000
per
acre
A
223
acrc
site
adjacent
to
the
one
at
Fifth
and
Central
specifically
for
commercial
develop
development
�
ment
at
12000
per
acre
plus
the
utility
services
costs
A
three
acre
site
at
Tenth
and
Lauricr
for
an
upset
price
of
33500
for
use
as
a
chronic
care
hospital
and
nursing
home
A
city
spokesman
said
today
that
the
earliest
council
can
consider
bids
under
the
Municipal
Act
is
Friday
At
a
city
council
meeting
last
week
realtor
Gordon
D
Bryant
representing
Caledonian
Lease
Leaseholds
�
holds
Ltd
of
Vancouver
disclosed
plans
for
a
pro
proposed
�
posed
9
million
shopping
centre
and
commercial
complex
at
Fifth
and
Central
Earlier
two
Victoria
businessmen
indicated
they
wanted
the
Tenth
and
Lauricr
site
to
build
a
75
bed
institution
for
the
care
of
chronic
and
re
rehabilitation
�
habilitation
patients
Our
foreign
exchange
reserves
drop
drastically
OTTAWA
CP
Canadas
for
foreign
�
eign
exchange
reserves
sagged
by
190600000
during
July
to
2501000000
Finance
Minister
Gordon
announced
today
Mr
Gordon
said
the
greater
part
of
the
decline
in
Canadas
official
holdings
of
gold
and
US
dollars
from
the
end-of-June
figure
of
2691600000
oc
cured
on
July
18
and
19
inv
mediately
after
president
Ken
nedys
announcement
of
a
pro
j
posed
US
tax
on
American
purchases
of
foreign
securities
A
significant
part
of
the
New
chemical
for
drug
addicts
SINGAPORE
Reuters
Medical
men
working
in
Aus
Australia
�
tralia
and
Singapore
have
pro
produced
�
duced
a
chemical
compound
that
relieves
drug
addicts
of
their
physical
craving
for
drugs
in
three
days
according
to
a
spokesman
for
the
Australian
group
here
He
said
in
a
scries
of
tests
using
amiphenazole
12
con
firmed
opium
smokers
were
treated
and
cured
of
their
phy
sical
addiction
The
worst
case
was
cured
physically
in
two
weeks
The
spokesman
said
the
com
pound
was
effective
against
heroin
morphine
and
pethidine
Two
women
dead
in
crash
A
jKlice
patrol
of
the
river
off
from
Qucsncl
at
5
pm
Sat
Monday
failed
to
locate
the
bodies
of
Alan
Ward
and
Mike
Sindia
The
body
of
one
woman
was
found
in
the
plane
wreckage
on
a
sandbar
about
eight
miles
south
of
Hixon
where
the
crash
occurred
The
Fairchild
2
J
four
place
aircraft
crashed
into
the
river
about
20
minutes
after
it
took
The
riddle
of
changing
Russia
Alan
Harvey
Chief
of
Bu
Bureau
�
reau
at
London
for
The
Cana
Canadian
�
dian
Press
has
spent
a
month
In
the
USSR
visiting
Tash
kent
Samarkand
and
Duk
hard
in
central
Asia
Kiev
In
the
Ukraine
Leningrad
and
Moscow
He
gives
his
impres
impressions
�
sions
in
a
series
of
stories
starting
today
in
The
Citiien
By
ALAN
HARVEY
MOSCOW
CP
The
gap
be
tween
what
i
ami
what
could
be
constitutes
one
of
the
funda
fundamental
�
mental
riddles
of
changing
Hus
sia
Though
great
progress
has
been
made
since
StalLi
tima
toward
a
more
relaxed
and
sensible
approach
the
Saviet
Union
lias
-
not
-
yet
fully
MJ
accom
I
may
expect
the
magistrate
to
unshed
the
leap
into
ration
baud
cut
cigars
this
week
raUty
When
the
Communist
parly
line
permits
freedom
to
Sovet
thinkers
ideas
sprout
like
musl
rooms
after
rain
Its
absolutely
fantastic
said
a
Czech
born
Western
ex
expert
�
pert
In
all
the
sccntific
areas
of
which
I
have
personal
epe
rience
tho
rate
of
growth
has
been
tremendously
steep
It
shows
what
could
be
done
if
professional
talents
were
com
completely
�
pletely
liberated
Rut
the
nation
is
still
har
harnessed
�
nessed
to
a
myth
still
trying
to
prove
that
Uie
Marxist
tablets
of
stone
are
untarnished
still
obsessively
suspicious
of
the
West
It
drives
ou
dizzy
trying
to
remain
strictly
objective
Friendly
Rujjuiii
keep
init
ing
that
you
are
seeing
Uiings
with
Western
eyes
that
you
have
been
shaped
from
the
cradle
to
detest
Communist
methods
that
you
can
never
really
understand
Russian
w
ays
NO
SELF
DOUBT
With
the
best
will
in
the
world
having
come
to
appreci
appreciate
�
ate
the
intrinsic
qualities
of
a
notable
people
and
having
made
allowance
for
historical
handi
handicaps
�
caps
a
visitor
may
reluctantly
assert
some
doubts
For
in
instance
�
stance
the
impressiai
emerges
of
A
huge
waterlogged
bu
reaucracy
seesaw
ins
u
iasticitv
of
interuretation
tween
self
importance
and
fsu
ly
r
rpV
sprvilitvi
an
officious
ma
ibility
and
sticks
to
the
safe
ty
of
channels
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rank
ridden
society
conservative
and
bound
to
a
central
orthodoxy
A
heavily
moralizing
ide
ideology
�
ology
repetitive
atul
often
artificial
immune
to
self
doubt
or
inner
questioning
All
this
plus
a
prickly
defen
siveness
toward
the
outer
world
designed
to
shut
out
danger
ous
ideas
A
distorting
mirror
is
held
toward
the
West
por
Irayctl
as
riddled
with
strikes
racial
discrimination
and
colon
colonialism
�
ialism
Fortunately
the
holy
writ
of
Marxism
is
subject
to
an
inner
chine
that
evades
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M-
kita
Khrushchev
is
a
pragmatic
unlay
Department
of
transport
in
investigators
�
vestigators
who
were
in
the
area
Monday
were
apparently
un
able
to
determine
the
cause
of
the
crash
police
said
HCMP
said
the
river
is
too
treacherous
at
that
point
to
make
a
further
search
for
the
three
bodies
practical
Its
an
anticipated
�
ticipated
they
will
turn
up
later
downstream
The
plane
was
owned
by
Ward
operator
of
W
and
S
Log
Logging
�
ging
of
Prince
George
Sindia
was
the
operator
of
Sindia
Trucking
also
of
Prince
George
Bellavance
rites
set
Wednesday
Funeral
service
for
Mrs
Eu
Eugene
�
gene
Uellavance
and
her
daugh
daughter
�
ter
Rao
Ann
will
be
held
Wed
Wednesday
�
nesday
morning
at
the
Sacred
Heart
Church
Rev
O
G
Do
Keyzer
will
officiate
Mrs
Uellavance
20
and
her
three-
ear
old
daughter
were
drowned
in
Lake
Kathlyn
last
week
when
en
route
to
Prince
George
from
Prince
Rupert
Mrs
Uellavance
is
survived
by
her
husband
Eugene
her
daughter
Marney
Lyn
and
her
parents
Mr
and
Mrs
Harold
Kuz
cf
Prince
Gtore
change
in
the
reserves
in
terms
of
US
dollars
also
was
a
S7l
700000
partial
repayment
by
Canada
to
the
International
Monetary
-
Fund
of
an
emer
emergency
�
gency
loan
made
last
June
to
tase
Canadas
then
foreign
ex
exchange
�
change
crisis
NO
MPORTANCE
1
HHHKSMm
Eft
I
Kenneth
Kiernan
Mines
Minister
Kenneth
Kiernan
said
in
Victoria
Mon
Monday
�
day
he
foresees
no
import
important
�
ant
delay
in
construction
of
the
Portage
Mountain
dam
on
the
Peace
River
because
of
what
he
calls
uncertainty
over
the
status
of
the
UC
Hydro
and
Power
Authority
Kiernan
a
hydro
director
was
commenting
on
reports
that
contractors
on
the
dam
deferred
buying
10
million
of
machinery
after
refusing
to
accept
Premier
Unnetts
written
assurance
they
will
be
paid
for
the
work
The
dam
construction
time
table
he
said
is
pretty
flexible
and
a
minor
delay
would
be
of
no
importance
Kiernan
said
ho
expected
the
reaction
of
the
contractors
to
the
UC
Supreme
Court
de
decision
�
cision
declaring
the
1061
pro
provincial
�
vincial
government
takeover
of
the
privately
owned
UC
Electric
Company
unconsti
unconstitutional
�
tutional
would
be
discussed
by
hydro
directors
Friday
in
Vancouver
The
directors
would
aUo
discuss
according
to
Kier
nan
an
application
for
dead
deadline
�
line
extension
from
Portage
Mountain
Constructors
the
company
responsible
for
tho
17
million
diversion
tunnel
contract
The
company
has
asked
for
a
08
day
postponement
of
the
diversion
tunnel
completion
deadline
because
of
prelimin
preliminary
�
ary
delay
and
extra
work
re
required
�
quired
by
UC
Hydro
ACCIDENT
TOLL
110
PARIS
Heutcrs
A
total
of
110
persons
wore
killed
and
1276
others
were
injured
in
French
accidents
last
weekend
at
the
height
of
the
tourist
sea
season
�
son
according
to
provisional
police
fuurts
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