A
picket
tine
apt
eared
todav
outside
the
New
York
hotel
where
the
AFLC
10
convention
is
under
way
The
pickets
were
from
the
International
Organi
Organization
�
zation
of
Master
Mates
and
Pilots
which
withdrew
from
the
AFL
CIO
maritime
trades
department
last
July
The
pickets
handed
out
printed
statements
to
persons
entering
the
hotel
The
stale
ments
attacked
Paul
Hall
president
of
the
Seafares
International
Union
as
a
strike
breaker
and
fink
merchant
President
Kennedy
has
warned
Russia
that
the
arrest
of
Yale
professor
Frederick
Barghoorn
as
an
alleged
spy
could
have
a
most
serious
effect
on
future
US
-Soviet
cultural
relations
The
president
pro
protested
�
tested
strongly
against
Darg
hoorns
arrest
at
a
morning
news
conference
In
Washington
He
said
Professor
Barghoorn
was
not
on
an
Intelligence
mission
of
any
kind
Empha
Emphasizing
�
sizing
US
concern
Kennedy
said
the
US
ambassador
in
Moscow
and
other
US
diplo
diplomats
�
mats
have
lodged
six
protests
with
Russia
In
38
hours
Meanwhile
the
ATI
dos
maritime
trades
department
In
the
US
has
pledged
to
fight
for
removal
of
Canadian
legi
legislation
�
slation
placing
the
SIU
and
four
other
Canadian
maritime
unions
under
control
of
a
three
man
board
of
federal
trustees
The
department
adopted
its
policy
In
a
statement
In
New
York
The
North
Korean
Com
Communists
�
munists
have
wounded
one
American
and
possibly
kllkd
a
South
Korean
captain
In
an
ambush
In
the
demilitarized
zone
of
the
divided
nation
The
United
Nations
command
made
the
disclosure
today
It
re
requested
�
quested
a
meeting
of
the
military
armistice
commission
to
protest
what
it
calls
the
unprovoked
attack
Lord
Shawcross
says
news
newspaper
�
paper
men
should
reveal
their
sources
of
information
If
its
in
the
public
Interest
At
the
same
time
the
former
labor
attorney
general
called
for
re
revision
�
vision
of
Britains
strict
libel
laws
It
would
be
a
backward
step
Shawcross
said
if
personal
liberty
was
cut
down
by
the
exemption
of
newspaper
men
from
the
rule
of
the
law
The
Canadian
Air
Line
Flight
Attendants
Association
and
Trans
Canada
Air
Lines
have
signed
a
new
contract
which
requires
all
pursers
and
stew
stewardesses
�
ardesses
based
at
Montreal
to
be
proficient
in
both
French
and
English
by
May
1
1965
Intensive
French
-
language
courses
will
be
offered
by
TCA
to
English
speaking
personnel
who
wish
to
remain
In
Montreal
A
Quebec
separatist
leader
Guy
Poullot
says
more
than
half
of
Quebecs
French
speaking
residents
favor
secession
from
Canada
He
predicted
that
within
two
years
CO
per
cent
of
the
French
-
Canadians
In
Quebec
will
be
separatists
The
BC
Federation
of
Labor
has
condemned
the
US
for
discriminatory
measures
against
Negroes
A
report
by
the
federations
human
rights
committee
also
pledges
moral
support
for
Negroes
In
their
stiuggle
for
equal
rights
in
southern
states
United
Nations
economic
com
committee
�
mittee
voted
98
0
Wednesday
for
a
world
wide
drive
to
wipe
out
illiteracy
It
adopted
a
42
nation
resolution
aimed
at
teaching
an
estimated
two
fifths
of
the
worlds
population
howto
read
and
write
Best
wishes
go
today
to
MAYOR
GARVIN
DEZELL
and
his
wife
BEA
who
are
celebrat
celebrating
�
ing
their
thirty
first
wedding
anniversary
today
also
observing
an
anniversary
this
week
is
the
PRINCt
GEORGE
ROTARY
CLUB
which
will
mark
its
twenty
first
year
with
a
Ladles
Night
Friday
when
the
club
members
forgo
their
usual
noon
luncheon
for
a
dinner
at
715
pm
In
Hotel
Simon
Fraser
ballroom
YMCA
enthusiast
DEPUTY
WARDEN
GRAHAME
WATT
of
OakalU
prison
produced
a
thick
file
from
the
YV
BC
head
headquarters
�
quarters
referring
to
Pnnce
George
and
dating
back
to
1949
when
enquiries
first
were
made
from
here
with
regard
to
estab
establishment
�
lishment
of
a
YMCA
This
needs
just
one
more
page
he
said
It
should
be
headed
Action
taken
at
last
A
distress
call
Is
out
today
for
alumni
of
Vancouvers
IORD
BYNG
HIGH
SCHOOL
which
is
staging
a
reunion
on
the
Grey
Cup
weekend
for
graduates
be
between
�
tween
1924
ard
1942
Scarlet
and
grey
grads
are
asked
to
contact
Mrs
Marjorie
Vogler
at
3
3150
If
Interested
Some
Lord
Byng
grads
about
won
include
school
board
secretary
Bob
Gratey
district
forester
Al
Dixon
reporter
florist
Tony
Skae
Mrs
Joan
Thomson
wife
of
city
manager
Arran
Thomson
and
BC
Hydros
Walter
Adrian
If
YMCA
comes
to
Prince
George
it
could
make
use
of
backyard
and
apartment
swimming
pools
said
New
Westminster
Y
executive
JOHN
POLLOCK
here
Wednes
Wednesday
�
day
In
his
community
mobile
staff
workers
had
set
up
pro
programs
�
grams
on
an
apartment
or
neighborhood
basis
often
mak
making
�
ing
use
of
small
pools
for
part
of
the
activities
There
was
a
bit
of
a
mix
up
in
the
STRAND
THEATRE
ads
today
To
avoid
any
confusion
simply
ignore
the
ad
on
the
comic
page
and
instead
go
by
the
ad
on
page
11
The
Citizen
says
goodbye
today
to
reported
TREVOR
GLOVER
a
globe
trotter
who
is
leaving
us
for
Jamaica
Hes
been
with
us
three
months
and
happened
to
come
to
Prince
George
during
the
course
of
a
trip
across
Canada
rots
o
ruck
And
a
point
which
is
pretty
important
with
the
cold
weather
with
us
dont
have
your
anti-
freeze
tested
when
the
motor
is
cold
Its
likely
to
read
water
under
those
condi
conditions
�
tions
The
accurate
reading
Is
obtained
when
the
coolant
is
at
operating
temp
rature
Dt
1
Vol
7
No
220
Harrison
acquitted
on
gasolinecharge
A
Cariboo
man
was
acquitted
by
a
12
man
jury
Wednesday
on
a
charge
of
defrauding
motorists
on
gasoline
sales
Frederick
Harrison
owner
and
operator
of
a
bulk
and
retail
gasoline
station
at
70
Mile
House
was
charged
with
de
defrauding
�
frauding
the
public
by
mixing
dlesel
fuel
with
aviation
gaso
gasoline
�
line
and
selling
It
as
regular
automobile
gas
The
Jury
deliberated
less
than
an
hour
to
bring
In
the
acquittal
The
last
witness
for
the
Crown
appeared
on
the
second
day
of
the
Harrison
trial
He
was
Peter
Bludoff
and
asked
protection
under
the
Can
Canada
�
ada
Evidence
Act
This
means
that
In
giving
testimony
where
he
could
possibly
incriminate
himself
he
could
not
be
charged
on
the
admissions
Bludoff
said
during
1959
and
19C0
he
operated
two
tankers
between
the
Cariboo
and
the
Lower
Mainland
and
on
occasions
hauled
what
he
called
bootleg
gas
Bootleg
gas
he
said
was
ob
obtained
�
tained
illegally
and
transported
in
2300-gallonand3200-gallon
capacity
tankers
to
the
interior
He
said
during
the
two
years
1959
and
1960
he
sold
quantities
to
h
rederick
Harrison
and
charged
20
to
25
cents
a
gallon
plus
cartage
At
no
time
did
City
gives
new
site
to
school
Ten
acres
of
land
In
the
Peden
Hill
area
will
be
donated
to
School
District
57
by
the
city
School
authorities
requested
the
land
to
meet
anticipated
growth
of
the
school
population
In
the
legion
served
by
the
Peden
Hill
School
From
a
portable
school
house
moved
on
the
site
at
the
south
southwest
�
west
corner
of
the
city
boundaries
about
seven
years
ago
the
school
has
grown
to
a
six
room
permanent
school
with
an
enrolment
of
approxi
approximately
�
mately
200
pupils
The
school
asked
for
the
10
acre
site
In
order
to
establish
the
legal
dimensions
of
the
property
located
in
a
40
acre
block
of
land
which
was
formerly
owned
by
the
crown
Ex
communist
faces
ouster
VANCOUVER
CP
-
A
for
former
�
mer
Communist
Wednesday
was
granted
30
days
In
which
to
try
and
convince
immigration
au
authorities
�
thorities
she
is
not
a
security
risk
Just
24
hours
before
she
was
to
be
put
on
an
aircraft
bound
for
Britain
Mrs
Miriam
Stevenson
was
granted
a
stay
of
proceedings
on
a
deporta
deportation
�
tion
order
British
born
Mrs
Stevenson
53
says
she
had
been
told
that
she
is
a
security
risk
because
she
belonged
to
the
Communist
party
for
a
year
In
Los
Angeles
during
the
depression
Now
hear
this
Bludoff
refer
to
the
petrol
as
aviation
fuel
because
he
said
he
did
not
know
what
type
it
was
Bludoff
was
convicted
of
theft
and
fraud
In
connection
with
the
gas
thefts
Taking
the
witness
stand
In
his
own
defence
Harrison
de
dented
�
nted
the
allegations
of
Bludoff
of
Harry
Hardanenko
who
said
Tuesday
he
mixed
diesel
fuel
with
aviation
gas
on
Instructions
from
Harrison
and
of
Charles
Crandlemler
who
said
he
bought
unmarked
gas
for
mark
marked
�
ed
gas
prices
Harrison
also
refuted
the
tes
testimony
�
timony
of
Peter
Mandika
whos
statement
was
read
Into
court
record
In
his
absence
due
to
Ill
Illness
�
ness
Mandika
claimed
he
was
Instructed
by
Harrison
to
mix
dlesel
fuel
with
aviation
gas
for
re
sale
to
consumers
Harrison
said
at
no
time
did
he
know
he
was
receiving
boot
bootleg
�
leg
gas
While
employing
Blu
Bludoff
�
doff
to
transport
the
petrol
to
his
service
station
he
said
he
was
under
the
impression
it
was
coming
from
Texaco
whose
agent
he
was
at
70
Mile
He
said
he
paid
for
the
fuel
by
cheque
to
Texaco
and
some
sometimes
�
times
to
Bludoff
At
no
time
did
he
instruct
anyone
to
mix
dlesel
fuel
with
gasoline
he
said
Following
the
summations
to
the
Jury
the
Crown
and
defence
counsels
Chief
Justice
J
O
Wilson
Instructed
the
Jury
Kamloops
lawyer
R
R
Rob
Robinson
�
inson
defended
Harrison
Tour
buses
coming
here
Prince
George
will
bo
one
of
the
hub
cities
for
proposed
tours
this
sumniei
i
tglnatlng
from
Se
UL
Vancouver
Island
Coach
Line
Ltd
Wednesday
announced
formation
of
a
subsidiary
firm
to
conduct
tours
of
BC
from
Seattle
General
manager
G
Conway
Parrott
told
The
Citizen
by
telephone
from
Victoria
today
that
the
firm
Is
to
be
know
as
BC
Parlor
Car
Tours
Ltd
We
are
aiming
at
a
clrle
by
ferry
and
coach
from
Seattle
to
Prince
Rupert
and
from
Prince
Rupert
by
alternate
routes
to
Jasper
and
Banff
and
then
coming
by
the
Rogers
Pass
and
the
Okanagan
Valley
re
returning
�
turning
to
the
United
States
he
said
Prince
George
would
be
an
overnight
stop
for
the
tourists
on
a
package
deal
but
the
full
Impact
of
the
tourist
Influx
would
not
be
felt
until
Highway
10
was
completed
between
here
and
Jasper
Nevertheless
tour
groups
In
conjunction
with
Greyllne
Sight
Sightseeing
�
seeing
In
Seattle
and
Victoria
will
begin
tours
this
summer
Increasing
the
number
to
30
trips
In
1965
Eventually
Mr
Parrott
said
tours
will
be
made
not
only
to
Jasper
from
Prince
George
but
to
the
new
damsite
at
Hudson
Hope
Tourists
will
lodge
at
Dawson
Creek
and
Prince
George
on
this
leg
of
the
tour
One
such
tour
to
the
Peace
River
damsite
was
made
last
summer
London
has
been
shaken
by
a
new
sex
shocker
which
came
to
light
with
the
death
of
Julie
Molley
above
The
names
of
wealthy
businessmen
and
society
figures
have
been
brought
into
the
case
e
e
PRINCE
GEORGE
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
itizen
The
only
daily
newspaper
serving
Central
British
Columbia
November
11963
V
itB
-j
It
was
a
tremendous
thrill
for
nine
-
year
-
old
Leslie
Perry
when
she
spoke
to
idol
Al
Hammel
on
TVs
Razzle
Dazzle
The
grade
four
King
George
V
school
girl
answered
three
of
the
six
questions
asked
and
as
a
result
wins
three
books
She
was
in
competition
with
another
girl
from
Ontario
who
also
answered
three
questions
correctly
Roy
Fujikawa
photo
Frank
Dudley
Wilband
refus
refused
�
ed
to
enter
a
plea
when
he
appeared
in
assize
court
at
Prince
George
Wednesday
charged
with
raping
a
12-year-old
girl
He
stood
mute
in
the
prison
prisoners
�
ers
dock
when
asked
to
enter
a
plea
Can
you
not
hear
me
Chief
Justice
J
O
Wilson
ask
asked
�
ed
the
accused
man
Wilband
said
he
could
hear
but
indicated
he
would
not
enter
a
plea
Defence
lawyer
F
A
Howard
Gibbon
conferred
with
his
client
and
a
brief
adjourn
adjournment
�
ment
was
granted
When
court
re
convened
Wllbrand
still
re
refused
�
fused
to
plead
and
a
plea
of
not
guilty
was
entered
on
his
behalf
by
Chief
Justice
Wilson
The
offence
was
alleged
to
have
occured
on
the
night
of
May
6
19G3
near
150
Mile
House
when
the
girl
left
her
Rink
sites
to
be
studied
The
citys
policy
of
estab
establishing
�
lishing
and
maintaining
skating
rinks
in
various
locations
In
Prince
George
came
up
for
review
at
a
meeting
of
councils
general
purposes
committee
V
ednesday
As
a
Jesuit
an
examination
of
the
cost
of
supporting
rinks
at
the
Civic
Centre
site
on
Harper
and
at
the
site
of
the
old
hospital
will
be
reviewed
to
determine
future
needs
Meanwhile
the
city
will
accede
to
a
request
from
resi
residents
�
dents
in
the
Nechako
Sub
Subdivision
�
division
for
the
creation
of
a
rink
In
the
Nechako
Heights
park
A
similar
lequest
for
a
rink
at
Fourth
and
helly
has
been
taken
into
consideration
home
to
sell
Girl
Guide
cookies
Crown
counsel
Douglas
F
McNeil
of
Quesnel
said
he
Intended
to
produce
the
girls
father
mother
and
uncle
as
witnesses
and
RCMP
officers
Involved
in
the
Investigation
and
subsquent
arrest
of
Wilband
In
the
first
hour
of
the
trial
which
began
late
Wednesday
15
photographs
were
tendered
Phone
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DARING
ROBBERY
Thieves
sneak
huge
haul
from
pulp
mill
Thieves
who
struck
overnight
at
the
site
of
the
Prince
George
Pulp
and
Paper
Mill
needed
a
truck
to
cart
away
their
loot
The
daring
bandits
hauled
away
equipment
that
Included
some
Items
weighing
as
much
as
600
pounds
each
There
was
no
estimate
of
the
loss
but
police
speculated
it
may
go
into
thousands
of
dollars
If
nothing
else
police
will
have
many
clues
to
go
on
and
disposing
of
the
loot
due
to
Its
size
and
kind
will
likely
be
a
difficult
thing
Included
In
the
loot
was
1000
feet
of
aluminum
sheet
cabel
one
casq
of
outlet
boxes
for
electric
llghtsjonealr
com
compressor
�
pressor
with
a
gas
motor
two
boxes
of
carpenters
tools
100
feet
of
electric
extension
cable
one
portable
welder
with
150
feet
of
cable
one
surveyors
transit
two
articles
described
as
burlng
outfits
with
100
feet
cable
One
barrel
pump
one
pro
propane
�
pane
soldering
torch
one
heavy
tarpaulin
one
generator
unit
weighing
approximately
COO
pounds
one
box
of
door
hinges
one
power
plant
weighing
al
almost
�
most
200
pounds
There
Is
no
night
watchman
at
the
site
and
the
theft
was
discovered
when
workmen
re
returned
�
turned
to
the
Job
this
morn
morning
�
ing
RCMP
compiled
the
list
of
missing
items
after
visiting
the
scene
this
morning
but
Investigating
officers
point
out
that
there
is
a
strong
possibility
more
articles
were
taken
There
could
of
course
be
more
taken
that
wasnt
noticed
and
wont
be
until
the
work
workmen
�
men
need
the
articles
said
an
officer
Police
are
convinced
that
a
truck
was
needed
to
haul
the
loot
away
but
shether
or
not
It
took
more
than
one
load
is
still
a
mystery
Construction
work
started
at
the
site
Sept
19
and
the
mil
million
�
lion
dollar
plant
is
expected
to
go
into
production
in
19C5
Located
five
miles
southeast
of
Prince
George
the
site
Is
accessible
only
by
one
road
and
snow
and
rains
of
recent
days
will
likely
make
the
police
Job
of
following
vehicle
tracks
more
difficult
Police
are
still
Investigating
to
determine
the
value
of
the
loot
but
a
definite
estimate
is
virtually
tmpossllbe
since
all
the
equipment
was
used
Accused
refuses
to
plead
by
the
crown
as
exhibits
taken
the
day
followlngthe
alleged
as
assault
�
sault
Articles
of
female
cloth
clothing
�
ing
said
by
the
crown
belong
belonging
�
ing
to
the
girl
were
also
en
entered
�
tered
as
exhibits
First
witnesses
called
by
the
crown
were
four
RCMP
of
officers
�
ficers
It
is
expected
the
case
will
not
go
to
the
jury
until
Friday
night
Canadian
Indians
treated
like
animals
VANCOUVER
CP
An
official
of
the
Interna
tional
Woodworkers
of
America
says
steps
should
be
taken
to
rectify
a
situation
whereby
Canadian
In
Indians
�
dians
are
treated
like
animals
John
Squire
recording
secretary
of
Local
185
and
NDP
MLA
for
Port
Alberni
told
delegates
to
the
BC
Federation
of
Labors
annual
convention
Wednesday
Indian
reserves
are
our
national
dis
disgrace
�
grace
He
said
Indians
sometimes
live
10
or
15
to
one
room
and
the
reserves
are
left
out
when
it
comes
to
regular
mail
deliveries
Taxpayers
put
brakes
on
row
housing
plan
Residents
of
Moffat
north
of
Fifth
turned
out
in
force
at
a
public
hearing
Wednesday
In
council
chambers
to
suc
successfully
�
cessfully
exert
the
will
of
the
people
on
city
council
About
20
homeowners
In
the
area
turned
up
at
3
pm
to
protest
an
application
for
re
rezonlng
�
zonlng
of
six
lots
on
Moffat
which
would
permit
the
con
construction
�
struction
of
a
six
-
unit
row
house
Council
voted
In
favor
of
rejecting
the
application
on
a
motion
be
Aid
Charlie
Graham
who
described
the
proposed
row
housing
as
a
second
or
third
rate
housing
development
Im
in
sympathy
with
these
people
said
Aid
Graham
Id
be
loathe
myself
to
build
in
proximity
to
row
housing
a
type
of
development
that
is
designed
for
low
rental
housing
Mr
Grahams
comments
followed
a
submission
by
Sin
Sinclair
�
clair
Irvine
290
Moffat
who
spoke
on
behalf
of
30
Moffat
residents
whose
names
ap
appeared
�
peared
on
a
petition
opposing
the
rezonlng
application
Defore
council
voted
to
re
reject
�
ject
the
application
Mayor
Garvin
Dezell
pointed
out
that
the
owner
of
the
six
lots
was
free
to
build
three
duplex
homes
which
would
involve
an
equal
number
of
tenants
and
equal
number
of
automblles
and
subsequent
parking
and
traffic
problems
Mr
Irvine
submitted
that
row
housing
would
detract
from
pro
property
�
perty
values
create
crowding
in
an
already
crowded
area
give
rise
to
parking
and
traffic
problems
and
he
pointed
out
that
homeowners
in
the
area
built
with
the
understanding
that
the
area
was
zoned
for
resi
residential
�
dential
not
multiple
dwelling
Councils
rejection
of
the
application
focussed
attention
again
on
the
lack
of
adequate
property
in
the
city
that
Is
YMCA
here
off
the
ground
An
Interim
board
of
direc
directors
�
tors
has
been
named
as
a
pre
preliminary
�
liminary
step
in
establishing
a
YMCA
In
Prince
George
The
action
was
taken
Wednesday
night
at
a
meeting
attended
by
representatives
of
various
civic
organizations
Gordon
Brownridge
was
elected
chairman
of
the
interim
board
He
will
call
a
public
meeting
at
which
several
pro
proposals
�
posals
for
YMCA
projects
and
programs
will
be
discussed
IX
the
public
meeting
receives
and
enthusiastic
response
a
new
board
of
directors
will
be
elected
to
set
the
course
for
a
Y
in
this
city
Volunteering
to
serve
astem
porary
directors
until
thepub
lic
meeting
were
Rev
Newton
Steacy
J
Driggs
W
B
Tay
Taylor
�
lor
E
Bodin
Mrs
G
Irwin
Mrs
II
Krulthof
Mrs
Ger
Gertrude
�
trude
Kerr
Bert
Dudfleld
Harry
Doyle
and
Mrs
D
I
Lister
John
Pollock
executive
sec
secretary
�
retary
of
the
New
Westminster
YM
-
YWCA
told
last
nights
meeting
there
were
three
al
alternatives
�
ternatives
for
development
of
association
A
building
with
full
facilities
would
cost
a
minimum
of
200
000
and
would
require
an
aver
average
�
age
00000
annually
for
opera
operation
�
tion
Howevei
about
two
thlids
of
the
operating
cost
could
be
recovered
from
memberships
and
charges
for
services
Mr
Pollock
described
as
slightly
smaller
but
still
ef
effective
�
fective
a
project
which
would
involve
a
rented
or
borrowed
of
office
�
fice
and
employment
of
a
full
time
staff
member
Under
this
plan
a
program
would
be
developed
using
exist
existing
�
ing
facilities
in
the
community
Including
churches
homes
and
public
halls
The
New
Westminster
YMCA
representative
estimated
the
cost
of
this
at
from
12000
to
15000
a
year
The
third
alternative
was
a
crawl
before
you
walk
ap
approach
�
proach
which
called
for
a
series
of
well
developed
community
programs
without
hired
profes
professional
�
sional
help
These
would
be
supported
by
consultative
aid
from
profes
professional
�
sional
Y
staff
members
from
the
Lower
Mainland
or
Toronto
They
would
assist
In
leadership
training
and
in
re
reviewing
�
viewing
the
content
of
the
pro
program
�
gram
undertaken
In
the
city
Cost
was
estimated
at
from
one
to
2000
Mr
Pollock
emphasized
that
the
YMCA
was
a
movement
not
a
building
it
was
not
necessary
to
think
in
terms
of
a
gym
and
a
pool
Jf
such
planning
was
beond
Immediate
meaas
He
pointed
out
that
no
MCA
he
knew
was
self
sustaining
All
required
some
annual
subsidy
To
be
self
sufficient
a
Y
would
have
to
charge
such
high
membership
fees
that
many
boys
and
girls
could
not
afford
to
belong
Grahame
Watt
deputy
warden
of
Oakalla
prison
said
he
was
more
than
anything
Impressed
with
the
civic
lecreation
fa
facilities
�
cilities
In
Prince
George
Recreation
facilities
avail
available
�
able
here
indicate
the
city
has
a
very
active
group
of
citi
citizens
�
zens
and
municipal
officers
Mr
Watt
said
He
added
that
public
recre
recreation
�
ation
was
not
the
prime
con
concern
�
cern
of
the
YMCA
Public
rec
recreation
�
reation
was
a
public
respon
responsibility
�
sibility
A
Y
could
be
a
gym
and
a
pool
but
It
did
not
have
to
be
It
could
be
dormitories
a
camp
a
club
a
leadership
training
group
or
all
of
these
together
The
direction
the
MCA
took
depended
upon
the
steering
of
a
local
board
of
directors
A
YMCA
does
not
tome
Into
a
community
It
starts
from
with
within
�
in
the
community
Itself
he
said
Mr
Watt
desulbed
develop
development
�
ment
of
a
MCA
in
his
home
community
of
Bui
iubylt
began
with
a
meeting
in
at
hur
ill
base
basement
�
ment
and
liad
operated
foi
fiu
cimtlmud
on
page
3
zoned
for
multiple
dwelling
In
a
similar
rezonlng
appli
application
�
cation
recently
council
was
brought
face
to
face
with
the
fact
that
more
land
must
be
made
available
for
apartment
sites
and
row
housing
While
on
a
tour
of
Russia
F
r
e
d
e
r
ick
Barghoorn
above
a
Yale
professor
was
seized
by
the
Soviets
as
a
spy
Car
thieves
smash
house
A
joyride
by
car
thieves
came
to
an
abrupt
end
Wednesday
night
when
the
stolen
auto
crashed
into
the
side
of
a
house
at
1685
Dogwood
Elmer
Utz
of
the
Austin
sub
subdivision
�
division
reported
his
car
was
stolen
between
730
pm
and
930
pm
from
Fifth
and
Carney
while
he
was
attending
church
nearby
At
1025
pm
Wilfred
Mohr
reported
to
police
that
a
car
crashed
Into
his
home
and
that
the
occupants
had
fled
RCMP
Identified
the
auto
as
the
stolen
Utz
car
The
theft
was
one
of
two
such
thefts
Wednesday
night
still
under
Investigation
by
police
Djorn
Derger
1069
Ewert
reported
that
his
1956
panel
delivery
was
stolen
from
469
Patricia
Blvd
The
vehicle
DC
licence
number
C98-386-
con
contained
�
tained
plumbing
and
sheet
metal
tools
valued
at
500
Also
reported
to
police
was
the
theft
of
four
auto
hubcaps
from
a
vehicle
owned
by
Ronald
Dllokrely
3144
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The
theft
occured
outside
Bllokrelys
home
Locusts
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in
30
years
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eight
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