THIS
MAMMOTH
CONSTRUCTION
PROJECT
the
building
on
the
Peace
Hiver
of
the
largest
hydro
hydroelectric
�
electric
dam
in
North
America
was
inspected
by
a
group
of
Prince
George
misinessmen
Monday
At
centre
left
is
Portage
Mountain
from
which
the
600
foot
dam
will
extent
Across
the
river
are
the
portals
for
thee
diversion
tunnels
which
will
take
water
around
the
construction
area
when
the
dam
is
being
built
They
will
be
plugged
later
creating
a
storage
reservoir
Hal
Vandcrvoort
photo
HUSH
HUSH
OPERATION
Chinese
Nationalists
infiltrated
mainland
TAIPEI
Formosa
API-Fif-
fui
largely
because
of
the
co
teen
groups
of
well
trained
operation
and
support
of
local
Chinese
Nationalist
guerrillas
I
anti
communist
elements
who
landed
in
Communist
China
be
1
are
reported
daily
growing
in
tween
May
17
and
the
end
of
i
strength
July
an
official
agency
here
c-
The
guerrilla
bands
who
ported
today
landed
on
the
Chekiang
coast
The
agency
which
declined
to
encountered
resistance
from
be
identified
bv
name
said
the
communist
troops
puDiic
secur
cucrrillas
established
secret
ity
guards
bases
according
to
plan
The
I
guerrillas
size
of
the
individual
croups
ulfa
was
not
disclosed
but
they
George
Touchdown
Club
meets
at
830
pm
in
the
Shasta
Cafe
Under
the
did
ou
kaow
department
Pienucr
W
A
C
Hewlett
BCs
best
known
tee
teetotaller
�
totaller
was
one
of
the
prin
principle
�
ciple
investors
in
the
Okanagan
Valley-
first
winery
Frank
Srrnt
who
claims
to
have
tjinated
the
game
in
Argcn
and
militia
Tin
suffered
casualties
heavily
outnumbered
they
inflicted
greater
casualties
probably
averaged
about
14
men
I
on
the
communists
and
succeed
each
The
agency
gave
these
de
details
�
tails
The
landings
wcie
made
in
three
seaboard
provinces
Kwangtung
Fukien
and
Che
Chekiang
�
kiang
Fukien
is
opposite
For
Formosa
�
mosa
Kwangtung
flanks
Fukien
in
the
south
and
Chekiang
on
the
north
The
landings
were
success-
BODY
OF
CRASH
VICTIM
IDENTIFIED
Hie
bod
of
a
man
found
in
the
Eraser
Hiver
near
Lillooet
Aug
12
has
been
identified
as
Mike
Sincha
of
Prince
George
police
said
today
Mr
Sindia
a
passenger
in
the
plane
which
crashed
in
the
Eraser
Hiver
south
of
llixon
Aug
3
was
the
operator
of
Sindia
Trucking
The
bodies
of
two
other
pas
passengers
�
sengers
Helen
Schultz
19
of
Malsqui
and
Alan
Ward
of
Pi
nice
George
have
not
jet
been
recovered
ed
in
reaching
their
assigned
areas
The
guerrillas
are
maintain
maintaining
�
ing
regular
contact
with
head
headquarters
�
quarters
in
Formosa
One
of
the
guerrillas
objec
objectives
�
tives
is
to
stir
up
and
direct
revolts
against
the
com
communists
�
munists
Another
report
gave
this
ac
account
�
count
June
20
anti
communist
ele
elements
�
ments
raided
the
Tsangchcng
commune
in
Kwcipmg
county
250
miles
west
of
Hong
Kong
They
killed
more
than
10
communist
security
guards
seized
1100
pounds
of
rice
and
withdrew-
to
a
mountain
base
A
commune
official
named
Liang
Yu
and
some
militiamen
were
arrested
for
failing
to
re
report
�
port
the
raid
ROSS
APPOINTED
VANCOUVER
CP
BC
Lumber
Manufacturers
Associa
Association
�
tion
has
appointed
its
educa
educational
�
tional
supervisor
Walter
Ross
to
serve
in
England
as
a
special
specialist
�
ist
in
Pacific
coast
woods
W
E
Hardy
senior
grading
super
supervisor
�
visor
will
replace
Hoss
here
Now
hear
this
Football
fans
who
follow
the
game
of
crib
t
other
day
against
fortunes
of
the
BC
Lions
vvillEv
Rayncr
and
came
up
with
be
presented
with
an
oppor
a
29
hand
Interesting
part
of
iimtv
tonmhl
to
view
the
film
this
is
that
it
was
I
rank
s
fourth
of
the
recent
Lions
Edmonton
Eskimo
affray
when
the
Prince
oerfect
hand
in
I
dont
know
how
many
ears
so
he
says
A
friend
we
know
a
student
of
Zen
the
Buddhist
philosophy
describes
an
exetcise
of
the
cult
called
Koan
which
is
supposed
to
help
the
student
achieve
self
identification
by
seeking
to
pro
provide
�
vide
an
answer
to
a
given
ques
question
�
tion
Such
a
Koan
designed
to
baffle
the
most
deeply
intro
soeclive
is
the
following
What
Una
was
cajoled
into
plavmg
a
is
the
sound
of
one
hand
clap-
I
pi
Next
question
please
IN
THE
CITIZEN
British
Columbia
Lions
and
Calyary
Stampedcrs
arc
still
at
the
top
of
the
Western
Football
Conference
stand
tnas
after
victories
over
Tor
onto
Argonauts
and
Hamilton
Tiger
Cats
Monday
night
Sec
spoils
page
4
Classified
--
8
Comics
--
-
10
Coming
events
-
5
Editorial
page
7
District
news
2
Here
and
there
5
Arfarkets
3
Sport
4
Tv
and
news
--
2
Seems
nobody
but
nobody
is
safe
from
thieves
not
even
church
ministers
Rev
David
Wilson
stand
in
at
Knox
United
during
Hcv
Ibbs
Averjs
ab
absence
�
sence
reports
the
theft
of
an
electric
t
pew
liter
and
a
port
portable
�
able
record
plaer
light
from
out
of
the
pastors
study
too
Among
the
names
in
a
big
wad
of
put
king
ticket
summons
at
the
cop
shop
this
morning
was
one
well
calculated
for
a
ihucklc
John
Arthur
Knox
Not
that
the
name
itself
is
amusing
but
the
fact
that
it
belongs
to
the
former
non
noncommissioned
�
commissioned
officer
in
charge
of
the
city
HCMP
detachment
who
was
transferred
to
Chilli
vvaik
a
few
weeks
ao
CA
Phono
lOgan
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Vol
7
No
161
I
H
1
Bear
mauls
to
death
prominent
mining
man
FAIRBANKS
API
A
prominent
Anchorage
Alaska
man
was
attacked
and
killed
by
a
bear
near
his
mine
about
100
miles
west
of
here
Alaska
State
Police
were
notified
Monday
The
victim
was
William
Strandberg
about
55
former
president
of
Greater
Anchorage
Inc
and
member
of
a
pioneer
Alaska
mining
family
He
was
mauled
Friday
apparently
while
moving
mining
equipment
from
a
settlement
-near
the
mine
in
the
Manley
Hot
Springs
area
PLANT
ATTACKED
Cuba
accuses
US
of
shelling
island
MIAMI
Fla
P
Shelling
heavy
machine
gun
fire
from
of
an
industrial
plant
on
the
the
flagship
the
broadcast
said
north
coast
of
Cuba
was
re
1
it
added
that
militiamen
later
ported
today
by
the
Cuban
combed
the
access
channel
and
radio
It
was
the
third
report
picked
up
two
30
calibre
of
major
hostile
action
against
the
Fidel
Castro
government
since
Friday
The
broadcast
heard
here
said
two
boats
Monday
morning
shelled
a
metal
processing
plant
in
Pinar
del
Kio
province
on
the
north
coast
of
Cuba
The
plant
is
100
miles
southwest
of
Havana
The
report
said
the
shelling
damaged
tanks
and
pipes
used
to
carry
oil
and
sul
sulphuric
�
phuric
acid
We
make
the
US
govern
government
�
ment
directly
responsible
for
this
cowardly
attack
the
broadcast
said
in
quoting
a
gov
government
�
ernment
communique
The
broadcast
monitored
in
Miami
said
the
two
boats
ap
approached
�
proached
the
coast
line
from
the
flag
ship
out
at
sea
through
an
access
channel
and
opened
file
on
the
installations
with
30
calibie
machine
guns
and
bazookas
-
When
militiamen
stationed
at
the
plant
repelled
the
attack
the
boats
fled
under
cover
of
machine
guns
a
mortar
a
bazooka
an
empty
fuel
tank
and
four
beacons
Weather
Little
improvement
is
antici
anticipated
�
pated
in
the
weather
picture
be
before
�
fore
Thursday
and
even
then
it
will
probably
be
short
with
a
return
to
showery
weather
for
the
weekend
Wednesday
will
be
cloudy
with
scattered
showers
and
isolated
thunder
showers
Winds
light
except
gusty
near
showers
Rc
maining
cool
Low
tonight
and
high
Wednesday
at
Prince
George
and
Quesnel
15
and
0
Smilhers
50
and
68
Peace
Hiver
Variable
cloudi
cloudiness
�
ness
Cool
Expected
high
Wed
Wednesday
�
nesday
at
Grande
Prairie
70
Low
tonight
and
high
Wednes
Wednesday
�
day
at
Vancouver
52
and
72
Victoria
52
and
65
CITY
OFFICIALS
ON
TOUR
e
e
Itlzen
The
only
daily
newspaper
setving
Central
British
Columbia
PRINCE
GEORGE
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
TUESDAY
AUGUST
20
1963
LP
OVER
00
PER
CENT
EDMONTON
tCP
The
successfully
by
a
number
of
their
fair
share
of
the
tax
bur
royal
commission
on
taxation
socialist
minded
toliticians
for
den
because
of
the
cvemption
was
told
today
that
some
Ihc
compulsory
transfer
of
own
socialist
-
minded
politicians
i
ership
of
electric
utilities
from
have
engineered
power
com
pany
takeovers
to
tree
tnc
utilities
from
federal
income
tax
The
monetary
advantage
gained
under
the
present
dis
discriminatory
�
criminatory
income
tax
laws
by
provincially-
or
municipally
owned
system
has
been
used
YOUTHS
RESCUED
VANCOUVEH
CP
Hobert
Smith
7
of
15iu
nab
and
David
Armour
10
of
Port
Al
berni
weie
rescued
unharmed
Monday
night
after
their
gill
netter
started
sinking
one
half
mile
south
of
Point
Atkinson
The
jouths
weie
taken
aboard
a
second
gillnetter
Sea
Ven
tine
the
investing
public
to
the
gov
eminent
said
Canadian
Utili
Utilities
�
ties
Ltd
in
a
brief
to
the
com
commission
�
mission
The
company
investor
owned
supplies
power
to
parts
of
Al
Alberta
�
berta
and
the
Yukon
It
said
that
investor
owned
utilities
are
carring
moie
than
Party
girl
set
to
sue
London
paper
for
libel
LONDON
Reuters
Lawyers
for
Christine
Kecler
the
red
haired
party
girl
involved
In
the
sex
scandal
surrounding
John
Profumo
and
Stephen
Ward
said
Monday
night
they
will
sue
The
Daily
Telegraph
for
libel
The
lawcrs
in
a
statement
said
the
suit
arises
from
an
article
in
the
London
newspaper
Monday
The
Daily
Telegraph
in
a
front
page
story
said
Sir
Theo
Theobald
�
bald
Mathew
director
of
public
prosecutions
had
called
in
lavv
vcrs
to
advise
him
on
police
re
reports
�
ports
containing
allegations
of
perjury
and
conspiracy
to
per
pervert
�
vert
the
course
of
justice
at
the
trial
of
jazz
singer
Alojsius
Luck
Gordon
Gordon
a
Jamaican
and
for
former
�
mer
lover
of
Christine
was
freed
from
prison
tlnee
weeks
ago
after
the
appeal
court
quashed
a
threo
car
sentence
against
him
on
conviction
of
as
assaulting
�
saulting
Miss
Keelcr
The
evi
evidence
�
dence
on
which
Uie
appeal
court
acted
in
freeing
Gordon
was
not
disclosed
at
the
hearing
The
Daily
Telegraph
story
said
the
evidence
on
which
the
appeal
was
granted
was
a
number
of
statements
about
the
night
of
April
17
18
Gordon
was
alleged
to
when
have
attacked
Miss
Kceler
The
story
gave
a
report
on
what
was
alleged
to
have
been
contained
in
the
statements
Cost
of
fires
shows
increase
Although
three
new
forest
fires
have
broken
out
in
the
last
24
hours
the
total
number
burning
in
the
Prince
George
Iorest
District
remains
at
six
a
forestry
officer
said
today
A
50
acrc
fire
burning
in
black
spruce
timber
35
miles
west
of
Fort
Nelson
is
the
only
large
new
blaze
Rain
in
the
surrounding
area
has
helped
keep
the
fire
under
control
and
six
men
arc
being
moved
in
to
fight
it
the
officer
said
Meanwhile
a
statement
issued
by
the
BC
Forest
Service
shows
that
5G
new
fires
broke
out
in
the
Prince
George
For
Forest
�
est
District
in
the
week
ending
Aug
1G
During
the
fire
season
274
fires
were
started
as
compared
to
211
in
the
same
period
last
j
ear
Fire
fighting
costs
for
the
year
were
up
to
70300
com
compared
�
pared
with
73700
last
vear
Across
the
province
372
fires
broke
out
last
week
with
253
still
burning
on
Aug
1G
A
total
of
1811
were
started
during
the
vear
an
increase
over
the
132G
last
j
ear
in
the
same
period
Fire
fighting
costs
rose
to
311300
over
272000
in
1902
PWA
inaugurates
Hudson
Hope
run
By
PATRICK
DENTON
Citiicn
Staff
Writer
HUDSON
HOPE
Staff
Men
working
at
the
Portage
Mountain
damsite
near
here
paused
a
moment
Monday
to
watch
an
airplane
circle
over
overhead
�
head
It
was
only
one
of
many
aircraft
which
have
taken
a
birdsejc
view
of
the
giant
power
project
since
its
start
but
it
had
a
special
signifi
significance
�
cance
The
twin
engine
Uecchcraft
18
was
on
the
inaugural
flight
of
a
Pacific
Western
Airlines
service
which
will
provide
the
first
regulaily
scheduled
air
service
into
the
project
It
will
operate
between
Hud
Hudson
�
son
Hope
and
Prince
George
daily
except
Sunda
and
Wed
Wednesday
�
nesday
connecting
at
Prince
George
with
the
northbound
and
southbound
Canadian
Pa
Pacific
�
cific
Airlines
flights
The
Prince
George
persons
aboard
the
inaugural
flight
piloted
by
Benue
Bergeron
vvere
Mayor
Garvin
Dezell
Aid
Harry
Lodcr
Harold
Assman
chamber
of
com
commerce
�
merce
president
Alex
Clark
chamber
of
commerce
past
president
Mrs
Hobvn
Web
Webster
�
ster
chamber
of
commerce
executive
secretar
and
a
Citizen
reporter
photographer
team
They
weie
met
b
BC
lljdro
project
manager
Bob
Dundas
who
took
th
parly
on
a
tluec
hour
tour
of
the
mammoth
jobsile
Its
no
place
for
expensive
convertibles
The
roads
are
of
corrugated
gravel
although
paving
is
scheduled
and
a
car
50
yards
ahead
is
invisible
as
it
leaves
billows
of
dust
in
its
wake
First
stop
for
the
Prince
George
visitors
was
a
mag
magnificent
�
nificent
lookout
building
built
recently
by
Hydro
to
provide
a
safe
viewing
place
for
the
public
Its
perched
on
the
cliff
500
feet
above
the
Peace
Hiver
canon
Through
the
tinted
windows
one
gets
a
panorama
of
the
sandstone
lined
canjon
and
the
three
tunnels
through
which
the
river
will
be
diverted
when
the
dam
is
under
construc
construction
�
tion
ilia
lookout
built
mainly
of
Western
White
Spruce
has
a
shingled
roof
and
stained
siding
to
blend
with
its
en
environment
�
vironment
of
rolling
forested
lulls
Restaurant
facilities
ate
included
Suiulav
125
persons
signed
the
visitors
book
On
one
pre
previous
�
vious
Sunday
250
visitors
checked
in
On
a
plateau
above
the
lookout
a
construction
camp
is
being
built
to
accommodate
1000
men
in
the
Hshapcd
bunkhouses
It
will
be
self
contained
with
cookhouses
and
maintenance
shops
I
he
men
who
are
to
build
the
600
foot
high
and
Ui-
mile-Iong-dam
plugging
the
Peace
to
create
a
680-square-mrle
reservoir
will
call
it
home
On
the
road
leading
to
the
camp
and
lookout
outcrop
pings
of
coal
are
visible
A
coal
mine
once
operated
there
At
the
side
of
the
road
two
borehole
cameramen
were
at
work
Mr
Dundas
explained
that
they
drill
a
hole
to
whatever
depth
is
required
lower
a
special
camera
which
takes
a
picture
of
the
rock
coie
for
study
by
geologists
Farther
down
the
road
stand
a
symbol
of
the
less
frenzied
activity
which
dom
dominated
�
inated
the
aiea
before
the
rat-a-tat-tat
of
the
drillers
work
invaded
the
Peace
Hiver
canvon
a
log
cabin
belong
belonging
�
ing
to
Hank
Lee
a
trapper
It
was
about
80
degrees
at
the
damsite
Monday
but
one
engineer
found
evidence
that
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on
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3
applying
to
the
government
owned
utilities
It
asked
that
the
tax
be
removed
and
the
revenue
recouped
through
an
end
use
sales
tax
that
would
apply
to
all
customers
regard
regardless
�
less
of
who
supplied
the
power
Because
the
rates
of
investor
owned
utilities
are
set
by
pro
provincial
�
vincial
boards
said
the
brief
the
elimination
of
income
tax
would
result
in
an
immediate
drop
in
the
price
of
power
Despite
the
tax
the
investor
owned
utilities
were
still
apply
applying
�
ing
rates
competitive
with
government-owned
power
The
company
said
it
paid
l3G00OO
in
income
tax
last
year
which
amounted
to
145
per
cent
of
sales
Wc
know
of
no
other
industry
which
has
such
a
high
tax
component
in
their
commodity
sales
price
In
1961
income
tax
revenue
from
20
Canadian
utility
com
companies
�
panies
totalled
30300000
But
since
then
eight
of
these
finns
have
been
taken
over
by
pro
provincial
�
vincial
governments
and
the
tax
loss
to
the
federal
govern
government
�
ment
would
be
insignificant
in
view
of
the
small
remnant
of
electric
utility
companies
left
under
investor
ownership
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RIDE
INSTEAD
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n
Copy
bt
cAwum
Log
production
soars
in
Prince
George
area
Gas
drilling
to
start
in
BCs
Monkman
Pass
VANCOUVKIl
CPi
Drilling
for
natural
gas
probably
will
start
in
October
in
the
Monkman
Pass
region
of
central
BC
it
was
disclosed
Monday
E
J
Gray
of
the
Gray
Oil
Co
of
Texas
said
drilling
will
be
in
the
same
area
where
a
runaway
gas
well
was
abandoned
six
years
ago
by
Richfield
Oil
Corp
of
California
Also
involved
in
the
gas
drilling
are
Peace
Hiver
Petroleum
and
Central
del
Rio
TAX
COMMISSION
TOLD
The
volume
of
logs
scaled
in
the
Prince
George
distuct
has
rocketed
the
13
C
Forest
Service
reported
today
In
a
monthly
report
the
forest
service
reports
that
the
volume
of
logs
scaled
in
northern
ttC
during
June
was
113
per
cent
greater
than
during
the
same
month
last
year
The
figure
compares
with
an
increase
of
9
3
per
cent
during
the
first
six
months
of
the
ear
in
the
provinces
five
forest
dis
districts
�
tricts
A
forest
service
spokesman
said
Hint
although
theic
prob
probably
�
ably
will
be
record
lumber
pro
production
�
duction
in
the
Irince
George
area
this
ear
he
June
scale
figures
cannot
be
taken
as
an
Power
takeover
socialistic
indication
of
any
trend
It
would
take
several
months
statistics
to
come
to
that
con
conclusion
�
clusion
lie
said
He
suggested
that
the
increase
in
the
figures
in
the
northern
area
probably
could
be
attri
attributed
�
buted
to
a
spell
of
favorable
weather
during
which
sawmills
caught
up
on
their
scab
lg
June
also
was
a
good
month
for
production
with
cloudy
and
cool
weather
decreasing
the
forest
fire
hazard
he
said
The
increase
in
the
Prince
George
figures
compares
with
a
hike
of
G7D
per
cent
in
the
Kamlcops
forest
district
Logs
scaled
in
the
Prince
George
forest
district
during
June
totalled
6112103
cubic
feet
compared
with
2882222
cubic
feet
during
the
same
month
last
ear
The
Kamloops
scaling
total
was
1G674202
compared
with
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dining
June
19G2
Spokesmen
for
the
Northern
Interior
Lumbermens
Associa
Association
�
tion
were
out
of
town
and
Jiot
available
for
comment
No
survivors
in
plane
wreck
TOKYO
Reuters
A
search
party
today
found
no
survivors
among
19
persons
aboard
a
Heron
airliner
that
crashed
on
a
mountainside
south
of
Tokjo
The
plane
carrying
16
pass
passengers
�
engers
and
three
crew
mem
members
�
bers
was
missing
since
Satur
Saturday
�
day
The
wreckage
was
found
on
the
slopes
of
Mount
Hachijofu
ji
on
Hachijo
Island
The
plane
belonging
to
Fujita
Airlines
disappeared
over
Sagami
Bay
about
120
miles
south
of
Tokjo
after
taking
off
from
Hachijo
Island
on
a
flight
to
the
capi
capital
�
tal
Sons
call
off
trek
to
Agassiz
prison
VANCOUVER
CD
The
big
trek
is
off
Sons
of
Freedom
Doukhobors
who
said
they
would
hike
Uie
60
miles
to
Mountain
Prison
to
be
with
their
imprisoned
breth
brethren
�
ren
have
chartered
buses
in
instead
�
stead
Florence
Big
Fanny
Stor
goff
sect
spokesman
had
said
earlier
only
the
old
and
the
in
infirm
�
firm
would
go
by
car
or
truck
on
the
migration
to
Agassiz
Today
as
the
sect
milled
in
Pacarka
case
goes
to
hearing
Peter
Pacarka
charged
with
public
mischief
arising
from
a
shooting
incident
at
Reid
Lake
June
15
was
re
remanded
�
manded
to
Sept
19
for
pre
preliminary
�
liminary
hearing
in
police
court
todaj
The
HCMP
allege
that
Pa
Pacarka
�
carka
commuted
mischief
by
giving
false
information
to
the
police
touching
off
a
investi
investigation
�
gation
Pacarka
a
sawmill
operator
suffered
gunshot
wounds
in
his
light
leg
and
left
hand
lie
claimed
he
was
shot
bv
one
of
two
men
while
they
were
try
trying
�
ing
to
set
fire
to
his
null
Its
win
lose
for
exhibition
How
much
money
was
made
or
lot
by
the
Simon
Eraser
Days
and
Exhibition
will
be
de
decided
�
cided
tonight
at
8
at
a
meeting
of
the
exhibition
executive
and
committee
heads
in
the
main
building
on
the
exhibition
grounds
Exhibition
president
Harry
Loder
says
it
is
doubtful
a
pro
fit
will
be
realized
The
meet
meeting
�
ing
is
open
to
the
public
A3
downtown
Victory
Square
an
hour
behind
Uicir
originally-announced
9
am
departure
Mrs
Storgoff
announced
that
buses
would
be
chartered
Approximately
500
persons
with
their
bags
and
bundles
sang
as
they
waited
Earlier
the
Sons
asked
for
a
police
escort
to
the
city
limits
but
civic
officials
said
they
would
let
the
police
handle
the
situa
situation
�
tion
as
they
saw
fit
HCMP
Doukhobor
Squad
offi
officers
�
cers
wandered
through
the
crowd
Across
the
street
three
mo
torcycle
police
sat
on
their
ve
vehicles
�
hicles
and
waited
The
move
is
the
latest
in
the
Sons
of
Freedom
plan
to
camp
outside
the
special
doukhobor
prison
at
Agassiz
Warden
Tom
Hall
has
said
that
any
attempt
to
enter
the
prison
grounds
would
be
met
with
resistance
There
are
116
men
and
wom
women
�
en
in
Mountain
Prison
serving
terms
for
terrorism
and
con
conspiracy
�
spiracy
to
commit
terrorism
WELFARE
MEN
HAPPY
AT
WORK
COUKTENAY
CP
i
Three
men
went
to
work
for
wclfaie
Monday
under
orders
of
Mavor
William
Moore
ll
was
the
start
of
his
onc
ruaii
campaign
to
make
cap
capable
�
able
people
work
for
their
social
assistance
The
tin
eo
were
given
jobs
on
a
park
that
ccnlics
a
housing
project
They
are
quite
happy
to
work
The
plan
is
woiking
wonderfully
well
saul
the
mavor
The
city
of
Courtenay
will
bill
the
federal
government
for
the
usual
50
per
cent
of
the
cost
and
the
province
for
40
per
cent