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1
THE
MOMENT
MARGARET
NICHOLSON
WAITED
FOR
ALL
HER
LIFE
came
last
night
when
Minister
of
Lands
and
Forests
Ray
Williston
crowned
her
Queen
Aurora
VI
She
is
flanked
by
one
of
her
princess
Elsa
Gladwin
About
1000
persons
watched
the
impressive
ceremonies
Hal
Vandervoort
photo
1000
WATCH
CORONATION
Aurora
VI
rules
city
A
large
thundercloud
Tucs-
Pauline
Smith
and
Elsa
Glad-
were
presented
to
the
audience
dav
nicht
naid
homatro
to
Mare-
m
approached
the
stage
be
arct
Nicholson
by
hovering
at
a
respectful
distance
from
city
hall
park
as
she
was
crowned
Aurora
VI
Queen
of
the
Ever
Evergreens
�
greens
The
sun
shone
on
an
cstimat
After
three
jears
of
biting
dust
around
Qucensvvay
and
Patricia
the
people
are
get
getting
�
ting
a
break
The
city
has
seed
seeded
�
ed
grass
on
the
area
at
the
heel
of
Connaught
Hill
So
what
happens
The
grateful
citizenry
scorn
the
paved
sidewalks
city
council
built
for
them
and
tramps
across
the
ground
com
completely
�
pletely
ignoring
the
signs
which
ask
them
to
stay
off
and
give
the
grass
a
chance
to
grow
These
clowns
should
play
ball
with
city
engineer
Bill
Jones
and
his
crew
who
have
done
a
smashing
good
Job
this
year
of
trying
to
beautify
the
city
with
flowers
and
lawns
One
of
the
Golden
Hawks
of
officers
�
ficers
told
tins
one
at
a
reccp-
IN
THE
CITIZEN
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Conner
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news
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and
there
--
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3
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6
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and
news
2
J
tween
me
lines
ot
an
ainorcc
guard
of
honor
She
was
preceded
on
the
stage
by
10
princesses
representing
city
and
district
elementary
schools
They
were
Linda
Miller
Tnrnr
fummlne
TTIniTirt
T
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m
Y
cd
1000
who
watched
persons
Kathcnne
Adrian
Ann
0csling
the
colorful
coronation
cere
1
Rhoda
Woodrow
Holly
Sloat
mony
An
hour
later
the
om-
Reta
McDonald
Roxanne
Rich-
inous
cloud
ended
its
truce
with
a
downpour
MOUNTIE
ESCORT
Lands
and
Forests
Minister
Ray
WUliston
placed
the
crown
on
Queen
Auroras
head
at
the
centre
of
a
specially
-
built
stage
flanked
by
evergreens
and
floodlit
in
the
aurora
bo
realis
colors
Miss
Nicholson
escorted
by
two
scarlet
coated
Mounties
and
accompanied
by
Pnnccsses
Bizarre
accident
injures
woman
A
city
woman
is
in
good
con
condition
�
dition
in
hospital
today
with
a
broken
ankle
and
bruises
fol
following
�
lowing
a
bizarre
car
accident
Tuesday
night
at
Seventh
and
Lauricr
Police
said
Mrs
Helen
Thorn
was
driving
a
friends
car
and
lost
control
of
it
when
she
used
the
power
brakes
to
which
she
was
unaccustomed
The
car
jumped
a
curb
and
went
across
a
lawn
at
2198
Lauricr
Damage
to
the
car
was
estimated
at
400
A
mishap
at
Third
and
George
at
730
pm
Tuesday
resulted
in
a
total
of
C0
damage
Cars
driven
by
Erwin
Feet
and
Philip
Nip
collided
in
the
intersection
No
charges
were
laid
ardson
and
Peggy
Cameron
The
princesses
were
followed
by
ladies-in-waiting
Judy
Nor
rish
Gail
Loder
and
Janice
Rikley
Miss
Pat
Turner
Queen
Au
Aurora
�
rora
V
arrived
with
princesses
Raandi
King
and
Judy
Moor
Mooring
�
ing
Her
deep
green
velvet
train
was
carried
by
Peggy
Camer
Cameron
�
on
Lucille
Nielsen
Ann
Tochek
Sharon
Berg
and
Karen
David
Davidson
�
son
OKANAGAN
REP
Visiting
royalty
Karen
Mc
Cargar
Queen
Val
Vedette
XVI
of
the
Penticton
Peace
Festival
and
Mary
Ann
Adomcit
Miss
Golden
Jubilee
of
Smithers
organ
tion
for
them
shortly
after
their
arrival
yesterday
Seems
a
native
of
Kclowna
described
the
biidge
which
spans
Okanagan
Lake
as
the
only
bridge
in
the
world
connecting
two
hardware
stores
For
the
info
of
new
newcomers
�
comers
to
BC
two
of
Premier
Bennetts
four
hardware
shops
arc
at
Penticton
and
Kclowna
According
to
oldtimer
Mrs
Clara
Alexander
who
came
to
Prince
George
in
1911
there
used
to
be
great
rivalry
be
between
�
tween
the
newspapers
of
Fort
George
and
South
Fort
George
She
said
their
reports
of
ball
games
between
the
districts
used
to
refer
to
opposition
team
members
as
nasty
little
anim
animals
�
als
like
frogs
and
toads
Today
the
sobriquets
of
Uiis
sort
are
shunted
back
and
forth
in
the
beer
parlors
or
in
the
bleach
bleachers
�
ers
Our
Favorite
Landlady
is
slightly
cheesed
off
She
labor
labored
�
ed
like
a
Trojan
making
a
cush
cushion
�
ion
covered
with
fabric
labels
fiom
White
Satin
gin
bottles
and
sent
the
finished
product
off
to
the
distillers
with
high
hopes
Tother
day
back
in
the
mail
came
the
nope
just
a
Utter
of
thanks
Queen
Pat
was
divested
of
her
robe
crown
and
sceptre
and
they
were
given
to
her
successor
b
Mr
Williston
Sparkling
tiaras
were
placed
on
the
heads
of
Princesses
Elsa
and
Pauline
Queen
Margarets
first
offic
official
�
ial
act
was
to
present
sashes
of
merit
to
Misses
Turner
King
and
Mooring
Miss
Turner
then
presented
Queen
Aurora
with
a
new
sceptre
Members
of
the
RCAF
Gold
en
Hawks
following
their
pres
presentation
�
entation
to
Queen
Margaret
and
introduction
to
the
audience
led
the
royal
party
from
the
stage
to
conclude
the
coronation
ceremony
The
coronation
was
staged
by
Earl
Barlow
who
introduced
Mayor
Garvin
Dczell
The
may
mayor
�
or
welcomed
visitors
to
the
city
with
an
invitation
to
enjoy
the
four
day
Simon
Fraser
Days
and
Exhibition
Emcee
of
the
program
was
Jack
Carbutt
Rhys
Thomas
provided
music
on
the
electric
Bennett
refuses
to
mix
pleasure
with
business
Special
to
The
Citizen
LONDON
Premier
Bennett
refused
Tuesday
to
mix
the
pleasure
of
business
here
with
problems
facing
his
government
at
home
Ho
said
all
questions
concern
concerning
�
ing
the
dispute
between
his
So
Social
�
cial
Credit
government
and
the
B
C
Power
Corporation
should
be
referred
to
his
attorney
general
R
W
Bonner
This
is
the
advantage
of
having
a
good
cabinet
Ben
Bennett
�
nett
said
with
a
chuckle
as
he
relaxed
in
his
hotel
room
after
Now
hear
this
a
busy
round
of
talks
with
Brit
tish
and
Canadian
businessmen
The
dispute
between
the
BC
government
and
B
C
Power
centres
around
a
recent
court
finding
that
the
government
takeover
of
BC
Electric
Com
Company
�
pany
was
illegal
The
parties
are
debating
a
purchase
price
and
who
should
run
the
com
company
�
pany
until
a
settlement
is
reach
reached
�
ed
Asked
why
he
scheduled
a
visit
here
while
his
government
was
involved
in
the
dispute
Bennett
said
he
was
in
Nova
Scotia
attending
a
meeting
of
provincial
premiers
and
thus
was
halfway
to
London
BC
lives
on
its
export
trade
Bennett
said
and
I
came
here
to
meet
industrial
bits
businessmen
heads
of
banks
officials
of
BC
House
and
Canada
House
and
also
to
persuade
firms
to
take
part
in
the
BC
Trade
Fair
next
May
Bennett
said
he
was
extrem
extremely
�
ely
pleased
with
his
progress
so
far
He
said
he
did
not
yet
know
when
he
would
be
return
returning
�
ing
home
Union
lumber
agreement
near
PORTLAND
CAP
Union
agreement
with
the
lUGmember
Timber
Operators
Council
is
the
final
major
step
remaining
in
settlement
of
the
United
States
Pacific
Northwest
lum
lumber
�
ber
shutdown
The
most
important
settlement
in
tho
2li-month-old
dispute
which
at
one
point
left
19000
workers
Idle
was
reached
Tues
Tuesday
�
day
night
The
Big
Si
employer
group
agreed
to
give
pay
increases
totalling
30s
cents
an
hour
over
three
years
to
members
of
Uie
International
Woodworkers
of
America
and
Lumber
and
Saw
mill
Workers
Union
CA
e
Indian
girl
drowns
white
bystanders
just
watch
PRINCE
RUPERT
CP
A
teenage
Indian
girl
drowned
here
Tuesday
while
several
bystanders
stood
around
and
watched
The
girl
was
carried
to
her
death
when
a
car
plunged
from
the
ferry
dock
here
into
14
feet
of
water
just
after
midnight
The
first
attempts
to
rescue
her
were
made
by
Maurice
Desautels
and
Bob
Adams
The
real
heartbreaking
part
of
it
was
that
we
could
hear
her
She
must
have
been
alive
for
about
five
minutes
after
the
car
went
in
said
Mr
Adams
but
I
didnt
reach
her
in
time
Mr
Desautels
managed
to
get
the
door
open
and
pulled
the
girl
to
the
surface
She
didnt
re
respond
�
spond
to
artificial
respiration
RCMP
said
she
was
about
1G
or
17
Her
name
is
being
withheld
pending
notification
of
kin
It
is
not
known
if
anyone
else
was
in
the
car
Canadian
pharmacists
warned
against
quacks
WINNIPEG
CP
Canadian
pharmacists
were
warned
against
quacks
at
the
annual
meeting
of
the
Canadian
Phar
Pharmaceutical
�
maceutical
Association
Tues
Tuesday
�
day
Dr
C
A
Morrcll
of
Ottawa
director
of
the
Canadian
food
and
drug
directorate
told
dele
delegates
�
gates
the
only
way
we
can
pre
prevent
�
vent
a
flood
of
quacks
nos
nostrums
�
trums
and
devices
is
to
develop
Woman
tarred
feathered
left
in
burning
house
WALNUT
Calif
AP
A
28-year-old
mother
of
two
was
tied
coated
with
tar
and
feathers
and
left
in
a
burning
house
Tuesday
night
sheriffs
depu
deputies
�
ties
said
Mrs
Katherine
Gammon
Har
Harwell
�
well
is
in
serious
condition
at
General
Hospital
where
doctors
worked
to
remove
the
tar
and
feathers
that
covered
part
of
her
body
She
told
police
three
men
en
entered
�
tered
the
house
knocked
her
down
cursed
her
then
tied
her
hands
behind
her
back
and
threw
her
in
a
closet
Then
she
smclled
what
ap
appeared
�
peared
to
be
kerosene
and
shortly
after
felt
heat
from
the
burning
house
She
managed
to
drag
herself
outside
before
fire
firemen
�
men
arrived
Robert
II
Lewis
owner
of
the
vacant
house
said
a
Negro
man
was
helping
Mrs
Harwell
clean
up
the
house
which
had
been
damaged
by
fire
in
December
1962
Mrs
Harwelj
who
is
white
said
her
attackers
indicated
she
was
being
punished
for
her
as
association
�
sociation
with
the
Negro
man
Wright
said
The
three
men
were
white
Wright
said
the
Negro
man
ran
when
the
three
men
en
entered
�
tered
and
apparently
escaped
The
house
was
destroyed
and
maintain
an
informed
and
critical
attitude
against
their
schemes
and
methods
Dr
Morrcll
said
one
common
device
followed
by
quacks
is
claiming
a
new
use
for
an
old
drug
The
directorate
is
prepar
preparing
�
ing
an
extensive
scries
of
regu
regulations
�
lations
that
will
exert
much
more
effective
control
over
the
introduction
of
new
drugs
in
Canada
Cancer
cure
claims
pose
a
special
problem
for
his
office
because
of
the
off
chance
Uiat
one
of
them
may
prove
effec
effective
�
tive
under
certain
conditions
There
are
several
anti-cancer
products
now
being
sub
subjected
�
jected
to
clinical
trial
but
whether
any
will
be
satisfac
satisfactory
�
tory
still
remaias
toibo
seen
Ihe
said
Dr
Morrcll
said
dealing
with
quackery
requires
legal
prose
prosecution
�
cution
and
public
education
Six
new
forest
fires
reported
Lightning
strikes
Tuesday
night
caused
six
new
forest
fires
to
break
out
in
the
Prince
George
Forest
District
today
a
forestry
officer
told
the
Citi
zen
A
total
of
24
fires
checked
by
the
rain
Tuesday
night
are
now
burning
in
the
district
and
arc
being
controlled
by
3G
men
Two
planes
arc
checking
for
more
fires
probably
started
by
Citizen
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only
daily
newspaper
serving
Central
Brifish
Columbia
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lightning
Tuesday
night
the
officer
said
Hazard
in
the
souUi
is
mod
crate
with
tho
Peace
River
area
moderate
to
high
EXPRESSES
HOPE
VICTORIA
CP
Federal
For
Forests
�
ests
Minister
Nicholson
express
expressed
�
ed
hope
Tuesday
that
working
agreements
can
be
made
with
the
provinces
for
army
assist
assistance
�
ance
in
fighting
largest
forest
fires
COOLER
w
earners
roundup
Weather
conditions
will
clear
tonight
in
the
area
around
Prince
George
It
will
be
most
mostly
�
ly
sunny
tomorrow
with
scat
scattered
�
tered
afternoon
showers
Little
temperature
change
Light
winds
Low
tonight
high
Thursday
at
Prince
George
45
and
75
Qucsnel
50
and
75
Smithers
45
and
72
Peace
River
will
have
a
var
variable
�
iable
cloudiness
with
evening
thunder
storms
Temperatures
a
little
higher
Light
winds
gusty
during
thunder
storms
Low
tonight
high
Thursday
at
Grande
Prairie
55
and
75
Low
and
high
at
Vancouver
55
and
70
Victoria
53
and
67
The
next
five
days
will
have
lower
temperatures
than
of
late
but
precipitation
will
be
slight
LAST
24
HOURS
Hi
Lo
Prec
Prince
George
Terraco
Smithers
Quesnel
Williams
Lake
t
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Kamloops
Whitchorse
Fort
Nelson
Fort
St
John
Dawson
Creek
79
50
-
79
54
-
78
58
-
70
57
-
71
5G
-
PRAIRIE
WEATHER
Winnipeg
52
sunny
Brandon
59
cloudy
Swift
Current
59
Moose
Jaw
51
Saskatoon
59
few
clouds
Regina
54
few
clouds
Edmonton
GO
cloudy
Calgary
BO
few
clouds
Lethbridge
51
cloudy
RCMP
to
try
identification
The
RCMP
are
attempting
to
identify
a
mans
body
which
was
found
Tuesday
in
the
Fraser
River
near
Lillooet
A
spokesman
said
it
was
quite
probable
the
body
is
one
of
two
Prince
George
men
Alan
Ward
and
Mike
Sirulia
who
weiu
killed
in
a
plane
crash
near
Ilixon
last
moath
NEXT
MONTH
BCHIS
to
conduct
hospital
survey
The
BC
Hospital
Insurance
Service
will
conduct
a
survey
next
month
to
determine
the
present
and
future
hospital
requirements
of
the
Prince
George
area
Hospital
Administrator
Gordon
fownend
announced
WORLD
FLASHES
BRAZZAVILLE
Congo
Re
RepublicPresident
�
publicPresident
Fulbcrt
You
lou
said
today
he
is
taking
over
civil
and
military
authority
and
promised
what
he
called
neces
necessary
�
sary
reforms
PEKING
Severe
flooding
was
reported
today
from
two
north
China
provinces
after
heavy
rainfall
last
week
WASHINGTON
Defence
Sec
Secretary
�
retary
Robert
McNamara
said
today
that
one
reason
Russia
aereed
to
a
limited
nuclear
test
ban
is
that
US
military
superi
ority
has
increased
in
the
last
four
years
BERLIN
Calm
returned
to
West
Berlin
today
following
riot
rioting
�
ing
Tuesday
night
by
hundrqds-
of
youths
demanding
the
wall
must
come
down
NEW
DELHI
About
10000
opposition
party
supporters
swarmed
to
the
main
gate
of
Parliament
here
today
de
demanding
�
manding
the
resignation
of
Prime
Minister
Nehru
and
pro
protesting
�
testing
against
the
high
price
of
food
LONDON
British
police
con
continue
�
tinue
to
investigate
the
great
mail
train
robbery
today
fol
lowing
a
new
avenue
of
leads
uncovered
by
the
discovery
of
a
lonely
farm
that
was
the
gangs
hideout
today
Mr
Towncnd
returned
today
from
Victoria
whore
he
Board
Chairman
W
II
Pattendcn
and
building
commutes
chairman
Geoff
Richmond
met
Tuesday
with
Health
Minister
Eric
Mar
Martin
�
tin
and
the
deputy
minister
D
M
Cox
The
government
representa
representatives
�
tives
mads
no
firm
commit
commitments
�
ments
said
Mr
Townend
but
assurance
was
given
that
a
ccmplste
investigation
of
the
areas
hospital
needs
would
be
conducted
A
W
E
Pitkethlcy
manager
of
the
hospital
construction
and
planning
division
of
OCIIIS
will
visit
Prince
George
shortly
to
discuss
a
proposed
chronic
re
rehabilitation
�
habilitation
annex
with
the
hos
hospitals
�
pitals
building
committee
In
a
prepared
statement
on
the
meeting
Mr
Pattendcn
said
They
expressed
a
desire
to
co
operate
with
the
board
and
indicated
an
approval
of
the
12
beds
to
be
opened
for
adult
acute
cases
bringing
the
hospi
hospitals
�
tals
total
bed
capacity
to
165
They
also
expressed
a
will
willingness
�
ingness
to
deal
with
a
request
for
an
additional
floor
with
the
understanding
it
wiu
oe
used
primarily
for
pediatrics
Mr
Pattendcn
said
a
brief
prepared
earlier
by
city
hospi
tal
officials
concerning
rehabili
tation
and
convalescent
facili
tie
is
being
evaluated
by
the
BCHIS
research
division
While
some
delay
is
being
experienced
said
Mr
Patten
den
accommodation
for
the
chronic
type
of
patient
will
be
provided
for
when
a
policy
is
established
by
BCHIS
Come
fo
the
Exhibition
prices
are
just
right
Three
dollars
will
take
a
visitor
to
the
Simon
Fraser
Days
and
Exhibition
and
buy
all
Uic
fair
has
to
offer
For
just
50
ccnts
gate
ad
admission
�
mission
to
the
grounds
youre
on
your
way
The
rodeo
costs
125
and
the
variety
show
SI
25
and
every
everything
�
thing
else
is
free
Well
almost
If
youre
a
student
youll
fare
better
Student
and
children
priqes
are
25
cents
gate
ad
admission
�
mission
and
50
cents
for
the
rodeo
and
variety
show
Of
course
there
is
a
nominal
charge
for
midway
rides
and
shows
but
one
of
the
big
spec
spectaculars
�
taculars
the
Golden
Hawk
per
formance
is
free
this
afternoon
and
night
Other
events
from
the
parade
to
cattle
judging
to
Baldy
Hughes
air
display
is
free
As
in
other
years
Northern
Stage
Ltd
will
be
running
special
buses
to
the
fair
grounds
The
buses
will
leave
from
the
depot
at
Fourth
and
Dominion
every
hour
before
1
pm
and
every
half
hour
there
thereafter
�
after
The
buses
will
pick
up
pas
passengers
�
sengers
on
Third
Laurier
Crcsc
Fifth
Central
and
the
side
road
to
the
fair
grounds
anywhere
on
the
route
Fares
arc
30
cents
for
adults
and
15
cents
for
children
HOT
BEER
ANYONE
SEE
LOCAL
RCMP
Anyone
for
hot
beer
RCMP
early
today
found
several
cases
of
beer
behind
Northern
Asbestos
and
Build
Building
�
ing
Supplies
Ltd
1G30
First
Police
believe
it
was
stolen
from
a
freight
car
Old
days
and
new
at
breakfast
The
old
days
and
the
new
were
represented
at
the
pioneer
breakfast
at
the
Hotel
Simon
Fraser
this
morning
when
the
RCAF
Golden
Hawks
and
Prince
Georges
early
settlers
were
honored
by
the
Chamber
of
Commerce
About
CO
oldtimers
from
as
far
away
as
California
came
to
the
breakfast
to
help
cele
celebrate
�
brate
Simon
Fraser
Days
and
Exhibition
About
125
rcople
including
the
Golden
Hawk
personnel
one
at
each
table
attended
EXHIBITION
SCHEDULE
WEDNESDAY
930
am
Midway
opens
3
pm
Minister
of
Lands
and
Forests
Ray
Williston
Minister
of
Agriculture
Frank
Richtcr
and
Mayor
Garvin
Dezcll
officially
open
fair
330
pm
RCAF
Golden
Hawks
air
show
7
pm
Patricia
Doyle
Danc
Dancers
�
ers
main
building
7
pm
Repeat
of
RCAF
Golden
Hawks
air
show
8
pm
Variety
show
THURSDAY
9
am
Division
two
cattle
and
registered
Holstcin
judg
judging
�
ing
1
pm
Sheep
swine
and
junior
class
horse
judging
3
pm
Reg
Kcsslcr
rodeo
race
track
3
pm
Pet
stock
4
H
beef
butcher
class
and
live
poul
poultry
�
try
judging
630
pm
Light
horse
hal
halter
�
ter
class
judging
7
pm
Warburg
Madsen
school
ot
ballet
main
build
building
�
ing
830
pm
Variety
show
grandstand
JETS
AND
BUGGIES
WERE
THE
TOPIC
OF
CONVERSATION
AT
THE
pioneer
breakfast
this
morning
at
the
Hotel
Simon
Fraser
Golden
Hawk
pilot
Flight
Lieutenant
Al
Young
centre
talks
with
Miss
Nellie
Law
of
235G
McBride
Crescent
and
L
C
Gunn
Miss
Law
settled
in
the
city
in
1914
and
Mr
Gunn
now
of
Seattle
originally
came
to
Prince
George
in
1905
Vandervoort
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