Dont
call
the
Irish
boobies
even
in
Quebec
QUEBEC
CI
An
Irishman
cannot
be
called
a
booby
in
the
Quebec
Legislature
even
in
fun
Opposition
Leader
Daniel
Johnson
used
the
word
Wednesday
night
after
George
OHeilly
L
Verdun
rose
to
second
the
debate
in
reply
to
the
speech
from
the
throne
Mr
Johnson
said
Mr
OHeilly
deserved
to
he
in
the
cabinet
to
represent
Quebecs
Irish
voters
and
the
honor
of
seconding
the
Throne
speech
motion
was
by
comparison
a
booby
prize
I
am
a
booby
for
nobody
Mr
OHeilly
retorted
I
will
take
the
honorable
members
word
Mr
Johnson
said
I
will
note
that
being
a
booby
for
the
premier
is
being
a
booby
for
nobody
Mr
OHeilly
protested
again
saying
the
word
booby
is
not
proper
and
is
not
respectful
in
this
House
Mr
JohnFon
withdrew
it
explaining
in
French
he
had
meant
to
say
consolation
prize
RCAFs
Red
Knight
killed
appeared
here
last
week
GIMLI
Man
CP
A
board
of
inquiry
met
Wednesday
night
to
investigate
the
crash
earlier
in
the
day
which
killed
the
RCAFs
well
known
solo
air
show
performer
the
R
c
d
Knight
PR
Lt
J
W
Bud
Morin
25
of
Maniwaki
Que
19G3s
Red
Knight
died
when
hi
bright
red
T
33
Silver
Star
jet
trainer
crashed
at
the
annual
Air
Force
Day
here
His
plane
flattened
out
after
a
roll
hit
the
ground
bounced
up
in
flames
hit
the
ground
again
and
rose
once
more
before
ex
exploding
�
ploding
One
of
IWorins
last
public
appearances
was
in
Prince
George
Aug
14
when
he
arrived
here
for
an
unscheduled
per
performance
�
formance
at
the
evening
Gold
Golden
�
en
Hawks
acrobatic
show
The
mishap
occurred
a
few
moments
after
Morin
took
off
with
a
companion
plane
for
an
aerial
display
A
witness
said
Alonns
plane
executed
two
roll
type
manoeuvres
and
hit
the
ground
as
he
came
out
of
the
second
HAWKS
IN
AIR
The
RCAFs
acrobatic
team
of
Golden
Hawks
were
alread
in
the
air
at
the
time
of
the
crash
and
officials
decided
to
permit
their
act
the
last
on
the
program
to
continue
BCAA
to
open
local
office
After
13
months
without
re
representation
�
presentation
in
Prince
George
the
BC
Automobile
Association
intend
to
establish
an
office
here
shortly
Until
May
19G2
the
associa
association
�
tion
conducted
its
local
busi
ness
by
arrangement
with
the
Chamber
of
Commerce
Mrs
Robyn
F
Webster
exe
executive
�
cutive
secretary
of
the
Cham
Chamber
�
ber
said
We
had
to
terminate
the
arrangement
at
the
end
of
the
contract
year
because
we
were
losing
money
over
it
The
association
gave
the
chamber
a
commission
on
new
membership
but
not
on
renew
renewals
�
als
of
membership
nor
on
en
enquiries
�
quiries
forwarded
to
the
asso
associations
�
ciations
Vancouver
office
The
association
has
now
de
decided
�
cided
to
open
an
independent
office
under
the
managership
of
R
N
Savage
HEALTH
CONFERENCE
The
Northern
Interior
Health
Unit
will
hold
child
health
con
conferences
�
ferences
Aug
2G
at
130
pm
in
the
Kelly
Road
School
and
at
the
same
time
Aug
27
in
the
Hart
Highway
school
District
news
Here
and
there
Markets
--
Sports
TV
and
news
T
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n
6
-
7
9
-
13
14
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2
7
3
4
14
The
mqiiirv
board
im
hides
officers
from
training
command
headquarters
at
Winnipeg
and
Gimh
and
HCAF
accident
in
vestigaticn
specialists
from
Ot
tawa
I
Morin
became
thr
RCAF
s
Red
Knight
last
May
when
the
original
selection
for
the
yeir
Fit
Lt
Hill
Fraeer
was
trans
f
erred
to
another
posting
Each
ear
the
HCAF
selects
I
a
Knight
plus
a
substitute
who
takes
over
from
the
No
1
man
after
he
completes
Ins
term
The
spokesman
said
the
position
is
one
of
prestige
within
the
service
and
the
force
has
many
volunteers
for
the
iob
which
receives
no
extra
compensation
or
remuneration
Morin
who
was
stationed
at
Portage
la
Prairie
with
his
wife
the
former
Marjone
Ann
Raby
of
London
Ont
and
two
children
Marjone
and
Michael
had
performed
across
Canada
and
in
the
United
States
12
SHOWS
LEFT
The
RCAF
said
more
than
12
performances
were
left
to
be
completed
this
car
It
was
not
known
whether
another
Red
Knight
would
take
over
for
these
performances
The
Red
Knights
have
been
flyin
fcfiv
years
and
along
with
the
RCAF
acrobatic
team
the
Golden
Hawks
have
been
a
major
attraction
at
air
shows
All
Uie
manoeuvres
of
the
Red
Knights
rolls
loops
inverted
flying
are
taught
to
all
HCAF
flyers
the
spokesman
said
but
are
only
seen
by
the
public
as
executed
by
the
special
per
performers
�
formers
at
air
shows
Earlier
crashes
of
RCAF
aero
batic
planes
include
the
mid
midair
�
air
collision
of
a
Golden
Hawk
Sabre
jet
with
a
light
plane
at
Calgary
Aug
11
1950
Fit
Lt
P
J
Kerr
25
of
Welland
Ont
was
killed
in
that
mishap
which
did
not
occur
during
an
air
show
PGE
nef
profit
for
first
time
Special
to
The
Citizen
VICTORIA
The
Pacific
Great
Eastern
Railway
will
have
an
overall
net
profit
for
the
first
time
in
its
history
at
the
end
of
tins
year
Premier
Bennett
forecast
Wednesday
PGE
business
for
the
first
seven
months
of
19G3
is
S800000
ahead
of
the
previous
year
he
said
at
a
press
conference
If
business
continues
at
this
rate
we
will
have
an
overall
net
surplus
the
first
surplus
in
history
for
the
PGE
Last
year
the
PGE
had
a
deficit
of
just
over
1000000
Now
hear
this
One
of
our
readers
Mrs
H
Corbett
of
Prince
George
thinks
it
would
be
appropriate
for
the
city
Chamber
of
Commerce
or
i
more
correctly
the
executive
of
the
Simon
Fraser
Days
and
Ex
Exhibition
�
hibition
to
send
a
wire
of
con
dolanccs
to
the
widow
of
the
famej
Red
Knight
who
was
killed
Wednesday
in
Manitoba
Mrs
Corbett
said
We
shouldnt
forget
he
came
here
unscheduled
and
put
on
a
ter
terrific
�
rific
show
for
the
thousands
who
originally
turned
out
to
see
the
Golden
Hawks
its
the
least
we
can
do
now
to
show
our
ap
appreciation
�
preciation
Its
a
nice
ges
gesture
�
ture
perhaps
Harry
Loder
is
a
step
ahead
of
Mrs
Corbett
Russell
Johnston
of
Mi
worth
a
farmer
who
has
work-
IN
THE
CITIZEN
Classified
-Comics
Coming
events
Editorial
page
Entertainment
guide
uide
ed
hard
trying
to
improve
the
i
status
of
the
industry
in
the
Prince
George
area
writes
to
correct
an
impression
made
in
this
column
Monday
4
H
club
members
at
last
weeks
Exhi
Exhibition
�
bition
had
to
judge
two
classes
of
livestock
and
that
is
why
the
little
girl
asked
which
animals
she
should
judge
We
hope
the
4
H
member
involved
is
enjoy
enjoying
�
ing
herself
at
the
PNE
Following
up
an
item
we
had
earlier
this
week
it
was
noted
this
morning
that
the
Northern
Hardware
and
Dunlop
Tire
clocks
arc
back
on
time
But
theres
another
item
under
the
how
cuin
department
a
high
highway
�
way
directional
sign
at
the
old
Nechako
Bridge
on
First
ad
advises
�
vises
Prince
George
is
256
miles
from
Dawson
Creek
but
two
miles
further
on
the
Hart
High
Highway
�
way
a
similar
sign
gives
the
mileage
as
255
RCMP
to
today
�
day
were
searching
for
a
car
which
struck
another
at
Sixth
and
Winnipeg
about
1030
p
in
Wednesday
and
failed
to
slop
Art
Bater
1850
Sixth
told
police
the
car
struck
his
in
the
front
right
corner
ripping
his
cars
hood
off
The
hit
and
iun
vehicle
was
described
as
a
dark
colored
1052
o
1953
Ford
CA
Phone
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CO
PUBLICITY
CHAIRMEN
FOR
THE
BC
MOOSE
Convention
Jim
and
Dorothv
Scllars
placed
the
purple
tali
of
the
Loyal
Order
of
the
Moose
upon
the
head
of
Mr
Pec
Gee
outside
the
Hotel
Simon
Fraser
convention
headquarters
Registration
for
the
three
day
convention
takes
place
today
with
about
300
out-of-town
delegates
expected
to
attend
Hal
Yandeivooit
photo
BC
Moose
welcomed
for
annuel
convention
For
the
first
time
the
BC
Moose
Association
is
holding
its
annual
convention
which
starts
today
in
Prince
George
This
is
the
16th
anniversary
of
the
15
C
association
and
the
50th
anniversary
of
Mooscheart
an
organization
for
the
care
of
the
children
of
deceased
members
of
the
Loyal
Order
of
the
Moose
About
400
persons
are
expect
expected
�
ed
to
attend
the
three
day
con
convention
�
vention
which
ends
Saturday
The
convention
program
be
begins
�
gins
with
registration
at
2
pm
at
the
Hotel
Simon
Fraser
At
3
pm
the
Women
of
the
Moose
will
have
the
graduate
regents
tea
at
the
Civic
Centre
and
the
men
will
tour
the
city
There
will
be
a
supper
and
dance
at
the
Civic
Centre
beginning
at
530
pm
On
Friday
there
will
be
a
joint
opening
of
the
Loyal
Order
of
the
Moose
and
Women
of
the
Moose
On
Saturday
the
election
of
the
mens
officers
presided
over
by
President
Norman
Salt
will
be
held
at
3
p
m
The
con
convention
�
vention
will
finish
with
a
ban
banquet
�
quet
and
the
Golden
Anniversary
Ball
in
the
Civic
Centre
starting
at
7
pm
BC
executive
faces
perjury
charge
in
Ontario
TORONTO
P
P
e
r
j
u
r
y
charges
will
be
laid
against
Ralph
K
Farris
president
of
the
Noi
thorn
Ontario
Natural
Gas
Company
following
investi
investigations
�
gations
by
the
Ontario
securities
commission
and
other
agencies
Attorney
-
General
Frederick
Cass
of
Toronto
said
today
Mr
Cass
said
Mr
Farris
who
lives
in
BC
will
be
brought
to
Ontario
for
a
pre
preliminary
�
liminary
hearing
which
will
likely
start
next
month
The
charges
arise
out
of
evidence
Mr
Farris
gave
at
in
investigations
�
vestigations
in
1958
and
last
year
into
disposition
of
company
shares
to
certain
individuals
before
they
were
released
on
the
open
market
The
original
investigation
led
to
the
resignation
of
three
On
Ontario
�
tario
cabinet
ministers
but
found
no
evidence
of
bribery
or
cor
corruption
�
ruption
among
elected
officials
although
it
said
certain
persons
had
benefited
from
NONG
shares
transactions
COLUMBIA
MODIFICATIONS
OTTAWA
Special
Sec
Second
�
ond
unind
of
the
U
S
-Canada
talks
on
the
Columbia
Itivcr
treaty
will
be
held
in
the
US
Sept
C
and
7
External
Affairs
Minister
Martin
said
today
The
discussions
arc
expect
expected
�
ed
to
center
around
the
price
the
Americans
will
pay
for
power
generated
in
BC
This
will
be
done
at
the
ses
session
�
sion
of
the
legislature
following
the
April
1
removal
of
tolls
troin
the
Deas
Island
tunnel
and
Oak
Street
bridge
near
Vancouver
on
the
lower
Mainland
Mr
Bennett
said
the
31
mil
million
�
lion
debt
on
the
tunnel
and
bridge
will
be
paid
from
this
years
record
provincial
reven
revenues
�
ues
and
from
the
revenue
sur
surplus
�
plus
account
now
totalling
24
million
e
MARGARET
SPENDS
QUIET
BIRTHDAY
LM
Renins
i
Irm
cess
Margaret
celcbialc
I
hn
33td
birth
lay
privately
Wed
nesday
with
her
husband
at
Drumlanrig
Castle
in
Scot-
land
where
they
were
guests
i
of
Earl
and
Countess
Dal-
i
keith
Margaret
Countess
of
Snow-
don
and
sister
of
the
Jueen
was
born
in
Glands
Castle
in
Suitland
Weather
Cariboo
Prince
Georue
and
Bulkley
Valley
regions
can
pect
sunny
skies
an
I
warmi
cmneraturcs
on
Friday
Iunt
winds
Low
tonight
and
high
Friday
at
Prince
George
Ques
nel
and
Smithers
45
and
Peace
River
Sunnv
and
warmer
with
light
winls
I
iv
t
night
and
high
Fndav
ai
Grande
Prairie
40
and
70
L
w
tonight
and
high
I
nld
at
ancouver
55
and
72
it
i
ina
52
and
70
LAST
24
HOURS
Hi
Lo
Pre
Prince
George
B2
10
17
Terrace
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Smithers
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Quesnel
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27
Dawson
Creek
08
15
21
Pacific
volcano
I
blurbs
then
dies
IIILO
Hawaii
AP
Kilauca
lone
of
the
worlds
more
rest
less
volcanoes
erupted
with
i
bhirp
Wednesday
night
then
gently
subsided
I
The
eruption
came
JiortijM
1
after
G
pm
In
the
east
rift
zone
I
of
4000
foot
Kilauca
in
the
Alae
I
Crater
on
Hawaii
Island
200
1
miles
southeast
of
Honolulu
I
Observers
said
the
lava
broke
i
through
the
craters
crust
then
slowly
oozed
across
the
crater
i
floor
There
were
none
of
the
spectacular
fountains
which
oc
occurred
�
curred
near
the
same
spot
last
Dee
7
Wednesdays
eruption
appear-
cd
to
pose
no
danger
to
resi-
dents
but
a
spokesman
for
the
i
Hawaiian
Volcano
Observatory
said
its
anybodys
guess
if
I
there
will
be
more
activity
to
i
night
Hawaiian
National
Park
of
officials
�
ficials
closed
the
nearby
chain
of
craters
road
to
traffic
dur
during
�
ing
the
hour
long
eruption
but
were
expected
to
re
open
it
to
sightseers
later
in
the
evening
City
motorist
escapes
injury
A
Prince
George
man
escaped
injury
late
Wednesday
when
his
car
went
into
the
ditch
four
miles
south
of
here
on
the
Ques
Quesnel
�
nel
highway
RCMP
said
Ken
Faranski
lost
control
of
his
car
while
he
was
attempting
to
pass
another
vehicle
Damage
was
estimated
at
800
Bennett
seeks
new
talks
VICTORIA
CP
-
Premier
Bennett
said
Wednesday
he
is
trying
to
arrange
a
meeting
between
top
U
S
and
Canadian
officials
to
sew
up
modifications
to
the
Columbia
River
Treaty
I
am
seeking
a
meeting
now
with
External
Affairs
Minister
Paul
Martin
and
Stuart
Udall
US
Secretary
of
the
Interior
on
policy
Mr
Bennett
said
at
a
press
conference
on
his
return
from
a
visit
to
the
United
Kingdom
He
said
protocol
notes
to
be
submitted
by
Canada
to
the
US
on
modifications
in
the
treaty
are
almost
ready
The
modifications
largely
con
concern
�
cern
sale
of
Columbia
down
downstream
�
stream
benefits
to
the
U
S
in
instead
�
stead
of
returning
them
to
B
C
Mr
Bennett
said
the
latest
U
S
price
offer
for
the
benefits
of
375
mills
in
US
funds
is
not
satisfactory
He
reiterated
his
demand
for
enough
money
to
finance
about
400
million
worth
of
construc
construction
�
tion
on
three
Columbia
Tieaty
dams
lo
be
built
in
B
C
He
saul
the
price
in
U
S
funds
would
be
more
than
375
nulls
but
how
much
more
would
de
depend
�
pend
on
interest
rates
avail
available
�
able
tor
the
money
Mr
Bennett
said
B
C
also
wants
the
I
S
to
establish
a
single
agency
to
handle
its
side
of
the
treaty
instead
of
several
existing
agencies
which
would
now
be
involved
The
premier
also
announced
that
the
Hritish
Columbia
Toll
and
Ferry
Authority
will
be
abolished
next
year
and
will
be
replaced
by
a
terry
authority
He
also
said
at
the
press
conference
it
isnt
Quebec
that
gets
a
bail
deal
from
Conlcdcra
tion
its
B
C
and
the
Mari
times
lie
said
the
extieme
east
and
west
piovinces
of
Canada
find
I
it
difficult
to
sell
their
products
not
only
because
of
geography
but
because
of
central
Canada
s
tariffs
Quebec
is
well
off
with
17
per
cent
of
income
taxes
nine
per
cent
of
corporation
taes
plus
an
equalization
payment
ot
around
10
million
lie
said
This
equalisation
is
just
a
fancy
name
for
a
subsidy
said
Mr
Bennett
BC
is
keeping
Ontario
and
Quebec
Im
for
social
and
economic
justice
The
premier
said
lie
would
favor
reduction
of
Canadian
tantfs
by
negotiation
Quebec
is
in
the
centre
ot
the
country
and
the
tariffs
are
made
so
that
it
is
advantage
ous
for
them
to
sell
their
gooJs
throughout
Canada
B
C
and
the
Mantimes
on
the
other
hand
must
sell
lo
the
customers
easiest
to
reach
Since
we
are
coastal
provinces
it
is
obvious
that
it
is
easier
to
ship
our
goods
by
bea
Citizen
The
only
daily
newspaper
serving
Central
British
Columbia
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Thursday
for
a
21
day
tour
of
the
Yukon
and
the
Noilhwost
Territories
SAICON
South
I
Iteuters
o
powerful
younger
President
Ngo
Dinh
who
today
accused
South
Viet
Nams
Bud
Buddhists
�
dhists
of
having
plotted
a
coup
detat
against
the
Roman
Catholic-led
government
Nhu
also
blamed
the
present
critical
situation
here
on
a
number
of
monks
and
nuns
Political
observers
have
re
regarded
�
garded
the
situation
here
as
mest
unstable
There
has
been
a
widespread
belief
a
coup
could
come
quickly
it
r
P
A
Gaglardi
presented
to
city
councils
general
pur-pc-
committee
Wednesday
niht
committed
the
provincial
uovrnmcnl
to
O
Classify
Fifteenth
from
C
tiral
to
Victoria
as
an
ar
t
i
it
ghwiy
This
means
the
-i
nnv
nt
will
be
responsible
i
ii
capital
and
maintenance
en
-
of
the
four
lane
route
whrh
will
provide
easy
access
t
ih
diwntown
area
from
the
b
pas-
Re
classify
First
from
an
aitnial
highway
to
a
secondary
highway
E
xt
e
n
d
the
secondary
classification
of
Qucensway
from
First
to
Patricia
through
to
Twentieth
On
secondary
highways
all
costs
arc
shared
on
a
50
50
basis
by
the
city
and
the
highways
department
The
committee
recommended
to
city
council
that
the
agree-
ReSagions
Interference
charged
in
5
Viet
Nam
Viet
Nam
and
setting
up
recruiting
offices
Dinh
Nhu
j0
organize
a
coup
detat
Nhu
orotner
oi
charged
The
manoeuvres
against
na
tional
security
had
reached
a
stage
which
demanded
energetic
j
action
from
the
president
and
the
government
to
stop
the
sabotage
HUNDREDS
ARRESTED
Hundreds
of
monks
and
nuns
were
arrested
Wednesday
and
taken
away
following
the
bloody
clashes
with
troops
and
riot
pr
Nhus
wife
is
described
as
the
most
powerful
woman
in
the
country
She
wields
surprising
power
has
a
strong
voice
in
political
decisions
and
recently
lice
in
wnicn
reuuuio
suuu
said
a
monk
disemboweled
him
himself
�
self
has
been
criticized
for
her
at-
Monc
rtrnt
t1
tacks
on
Buddhists
complaining
VIL
of
religious
discrimination
by
the
government
Nhu
issued
a
communique
in
his
capacity
as
supreme
leader
of
the
Republican
Youth
Movement
as
troops
continued
searching
suspicious
places
following
Wednesdays
imposi
imposition
�
tion
of
martial
law
by
the
gov
government
�
ernment
LODGE
FLIES
IN
New
American
Ambassador
Henry
Cabot
Lodge
was
due
here
by
air
from
Tokyo
to
take
up
his
new
post
following
bloody
clashes
between
troops
and
Bud
Buddhists
�
dhists
in
Saigon
and
Hue
400
miles
not
th
of
here
The
Buddhists
even
plotted
to
sabotago
national
security
by
attracts
60
Approximately
CO
men
will
attend
the
second
annual
Mens
Retreat
organized
by
the
Cari
boo
Presbytery
of
the
United
son
Church
of
Canada
for
Sept
13
15
Chairman
Jim
Young
said
the
retreat
gives
local
men
a
chance
to
get
away
from
the
busi
business
�
ness
world
and
analyze
their
own
faith
The
retreat
and
conference
will
be
held
at
Douglas
Lodge
Stuart
Lake
The
theme
for
dis
discussion
�
cussion
is
The
Power
to
Be
Become
�
come
and
Rev
Wesley
Ash
win
will
give
addresses
on
the
four
steps
in
the
christian
corn-
bringing
weapons
into
pagodas
i
mitment
7c
a
Copy
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RT
carri
ayor
supports
roffic
changes
A
solution
to
problems
concerning
major
city
streets
was
foreseen
today
by
Mayor
Garvin
Dezcll
He
was
commenting
on
commitments
made
by
the
provincial
highways
department
to
reclassify
First
Fifteenth
and
a
portion
of
Qucensway
Ictt
r
from
Highways
Min-
msnt
with
the
provincial
gov
government
�
ernment
be
ratified
Commenting
on
the
commit
commitments
�
ments
today
Mayor
Dezcll
said
Ore
this
is
approved
by
council
it
will
mean
the
initiative
of
improving
First
will
come
back
to
the
city
He
said
that
with
Fifteenth
almost
completed
as
a
black
topped
four
lane
highway
the
city
could
then
go
a
he
id
and
make
long
sought
improvements
to
Firrt
and
the
government
will
then
pay
its
share
I
think
this
the
way
out
of
our
problems
the
mayor
said
In
other
business
the
commit
committee
�
tee
recommended
to
council
that
m
A
traffic
control
light
be
installed
at
Fifteenth
and
Vic
Victoria
�
toria
Customers
in
the
Cuddie
and
VLA
Subdivisions
who
are
delinquent
in
paying
their
water
accounts
have
their
wa
water
�
ter
supplies
cut
off
City
Con
Controller
�
troller
Chester
Jeffcry
estim
estimated
�
ated
there
were
two
or
three
dozen
delinquent
accounts
Both
subdivisions
arc
outside
city
limits
O
A
letter
be
sent
to
Public
Works-
Minister
W
N
Chant
re
requesting
�
questing
that
work
be
resumed
on
a
parking
lot
at
the
west
end
of
the
provincial
building
5
aldermen
ready
for
UBCM
meet
All
but
one
of
the
city
alder
aldermen
�
men
will
attend
the
Union
of
BC
Municipalities
conference
at
Dawson
Creek
Sept
15
to
17
Aid
Harry
Loder
told
a
coun
council
�
cil
general
purposes
committee
I
meeting
Wednesday
night
he
will
be
unable
to
attend
because
he
is
going
to
the
Pacific
Noith
west
Trade
Association
conven
convention
�
tion
in
Harrisci
Hot
Springs
at
that
time
City
Solicitor
C
A
Edwards
will
replace
Aid
Loder
as
a
voting
delegate
Others
attending
will
be
Mayor
Garvin
Dezcll
Aldermen
Spike
Enemark
Hilhard
Clare
Charlie
Graham
Dick
Yardley
and
City
Manager
Arran
Thorn-
Boy
10
held
on
arson
charge
VANCOUVER
CP
Police
are
holding
a
10-year-old
boy
on
suspicion
of
arson
in
connec
connection
�
tion
with
a
fire
that
trapped
a
mother
and
her
daughter
Tues
Tuesday
�
day
The
boy
is
also
suspected
of
setting
three
othsr
fires
III
hi
t
t
M
I
ifjft
afty
9H
HP
Lssst
LsaK
MORE
THAN
8000
CLAIMS
ARE
HANDLED
EACH
DAY
UNDER
SASKAT
chew
arts
medical
care
plan
now
one
year
old
The
aches
and
pains
of
the
scheme
and
how
it
is
managed-
about
200
employees
using
this
modern
equip
equipment
�
ment
process
claimswill
be
discussed
m
a
series
of
articles
beginning
Monday
in
The
Citizen
i