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EDMONTON
CP
-
Willam
Hawrelak
Is
preparing
an
appeal
against
his
disqualification
as
mayor
of
Edmonton
but
the
citys
12
aldermen
are
moving
to
pick
a
successor
Lawyer
J
W
K
Shortreed
says
he
will
file
the
mayors
notice
of
appeal
some
time
today
Queen
Mother
LONDON
AP
-Queen
Moth
Mother
�
er
Elizabeth
is
coming
to
Canada
in
the
summer
A
Lon
London
�
don
announcement
says
the
Queen
Mother
will
fly
to
Toronto
in
June
for
a
five
day
visit
to
take
part
in
the
Golden
Jubilee
celebrations
of
the
Toronto
Scottish
Regiment
The
an
announcement
�
nouncement
says
the
Queen
Mother
who
is
Colonel
-
in
-Chief
of
the
regiment
will
pre
present
�
sent
new
colors
to
it
June
25th
Mercy
Killers
MUNICH
West
Germany
Reuters
A
court
today
found
guilty
but
discharged
14
middle
aged
women
charged
with
taking
part
in
Nazi
mercy
killings
of
mental
patients
The
women
some
of
them
Still
active
in
nursing
have
been
on
trial
here
since
last
month
on
charges
of
aiding
in
the
murder
of
from
one
to
2
10
patients
in
their
care
at
Obra
walde
Mental
Hospital
Pomer
ania
Debate
Completed
OTTAWA
CP
Study
of
the
Canada
Pension
Plan
bill
was
completed
in
the
House
of
Com
Commons
�
mons
today
The
bill
needs
a
third
and
final
reading
before
going
to
the
senate
for
concur
concurrence
�
rence
However
one
last
gen
eraldebate
will
take
place
be
before
�
fore
the
transfer
takes
place
Following
study
of
the
bill
today
the
Commons
moved
to
the
study
of
amendments
to
the
present
Old
Age
Security
Act
Letter
from
Rivard
MONTREAL
CP
-Mrs
Lu
clen
Rivard
today
admitted
she
received
a
letter
from
herjall
breaking
husband
sent
from
Vancouver
It
was
dated
March
6
Mrs
Rivard
said
the
letter
told
her
not1
to
worry
She
said
further
letters
would
follow
in
two
weeks
Earlier
the
publish
publisher
�
er
of
a
Montreal
weekly
news
newspaper
�
paper
said
his
paper
had
re
received
�
ceived
a
copy
of
the
letter
Mrs
Rivard
would
not
say
how
the
paper
got
the
letter
but
stated
it
would
be
returned
to
her
Sunday
Family
Burned
MONTREAL
CP
-
Three
members
of
one
family
were
killed
and
seven
others
injured
in
a
fire
which
caused
only
minor
damage
toathree
storey
building
in
central
Montreal
Friday
Killed
were
Raymond
Lambert
52
and
his
sons
Pierre
15
months
and
two-year-old
Robert
Police
said
the
fire
was
caused
by
an
over
overheating
�
heating
oil
furnace
Hanoi
Charges
HANOI
AP
-
North
Viet
Nam
has
charged
the
U
S
and
South
Viet
Nam
with
an
air
raid
Tho
target
is
said
to
have
been
a
town
near
the
North
Vietnamese
Laotian
border
Desperate
for
a
place
to
y
live
is
Bruno
Schrenk
who
faces
the
prospect
of
living
in
his
car
with
a
wife
and
five
children
He
has
been
given
notice
effective
tomorrow
that
his
Hart
Highway
rented
home
will
have
to
be
vacated
because
extensive
renovations
have
been
ordered
He
paid
a
months
rent
on
a
Vanderhoof
Highway
home
only
to
find
the
place
sold
out
from
under
him
He
just
cant
find
any
other
place
to
go
He
says
temporary
places
hes
checked
dont
want
anyone
with
that
many
children
Can
you
help
If
so
you
can
get
in
touch
with
Mr
Schrenk
at
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An
Aleza
Lake
student
r
Michael
Hellenlus
has
made
it
to
the
honor
roll
of
Notre
Dame
University
in
Nelson
The
news
means
hes
become
one
of
the
top
75
stud
students
�
ents
at
the
university
Judge
C
W
Morrow
who
y
leaves
March
22
to
take
up
duties
as
a
judge
of
the
County
of
Yale
was
honored
Thursday
at
a
banquet
held
at
the
Simon
Fraser
Regret
at
his
honors
leaving
Prince
George
was
expressed
by
H
B
King
on
behalf
of
the
Prince
George
and
Cariboo
Bar
Association
The
50
-
foot
steel
beam
y
which
crept
into
this
space
yesterday
as
stolen
has
shown
up
It
was
not
stolen
at
all
but
properly
paid
for
by
Prince
George
Salvage
Co
and
is
now
resting
In
their
yard
y
Wow
its
good
to
be
In
Y
Prince
George
Just
imag
imagine
�
ine
you
would
live
In
Ed
Edmonton
�
monton
right
now
temperature
35
degrees
with
snow
and
wind
up
to
35
miles
an
hour
Now
take
PG
where
tho
present
pleasant
weather
will
continue
for
at
least
the
next
five
days
he
Citizen
The
daily
newspaper
for
Central
British
Columbia
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by
a
crew
from
Ottawa
A
few
weeks
after
the
sur
survey
�
vey
was
made
a
drilling
rig
was
moved
to
Tezzeron
Lake
and
from
there
flown
to
an
undisclosed
destination
by
heli
helicopter
�
copter
L
T
Postle
president
of
Gran
Isle
said
construction
of
the
ore
concentrator
for
the
Babine
mill
will
start
this
sum
summer
�
mer
The
company
has
an
estimat
estimated
�
ed
reserve
of
23
million
tons
He
said
the
concentrator
will
be
finished
in
the
summer
of
1966
and
production
at
the
mine
will
start
late
that
year
Mr
Postle
said
the
ore
con
concentrate
�
centrate
will
be
shipped
by
barge
across
the
lake
and
then
by
truck
to
Topley
From
there
it
will
be
haul
hauled
�
ed
by
train
to
Prince
Rupert
for
shipment
to
Japan
PRINCE
GEORGE
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
FRIDAY
MARCH
12
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marble
time
again
Quinson
Elementary
School
student
Glen
Miller
grade
4
is
one
of
the
young
enthusiasts
who
just
cant
wait
until
the
snow
goes
away
Miller
photo
MORE
EXPLORATION
Announce
Copper
Mine
A
burst
of
mining
explora
exploration
�
tion
is
expected
in
the
area
north
and
west
of
Fort
St
James
this
summer
following
the
announcement
Thursday
of
a
major
copper
development
on
Babine
Lake
Gran
Isle
Copper
Mines
Ltd
said
a
5000
ton
a
day
oopper
mine
will
go
into
operation
next
year
on
an
island
in
Bab
Babine
�
ine
Japanese
interests
which
will
buy
the
ore
have
helped
finance
the
project
The
exploratory
work
in
the
area
this
year
will
come
on
the
heels
of
a
magnetometer
survey
made
in
January
and
February
The
aerial
survey
of
the
dis
districts
�
tricts
mineral
wealth
was
made
He
said
about
100
men
will
be
employed
by
the
mine
when
it
is
in
production
and
about
three
or
four
times
that
many
during
the
construction
period
Mr
Postle
said
the
Babine
Lake
mine
has
been
planned
for
four
or
five
years
Wheat
Sales
MOSCOW
AP
-
The
possi
possibility
�
bility
of
further
Russian
wheat
purchases
from
Canada
re
remains
�
mains
open
following
a
four
day
visit
in
Moscow
by
representa
representatives
�
tives
of
tho
Canadian
Wheat
Board
The
assistant
chief
com
commissioner
�
missioner
of
the
wheat
board
William
Riddel
says
there
is
no
definite
Indication
that
fur
further
�
ther
sales
will
result
from
the
visit
However
ho
expressed
the
hope
that
if
Russia
begins
buying
abroad
Canada
will
re
receive
�
ceive
her
share
of
the
market
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TORONTO
CP
-
Somebody
stole
a
car
belonging
to
Leonard
Red
Kelly
from
a
parking
lot
outside
Maple
Leaf
Gardens
Thursday
The
Liberal
member
of
Parlia
Parliament
�
ment
for
York
West
and
centre
for
Toronto
Maple
Leafs
promptly
reported
the
theft
to
police
Late
Thursday
night
Kelly
was
still
careless
A
reporter
telephoned
police
head-
quarters
to
ask
how
the
search
was
pro
progressing
�
gressing
Whos
Red
Kelly
he
was
asked
in
rnnw
arsn
MONTH
ivciopy
IVCMmR
Citys
Development
Two
Years
Behind
NATURAL
GAS
PIPELINE
PLANNED
TO
CITY
A
130
mile
natural
gas
pipeline
may
be
built
this
summer
between
Monk
man
Pass
and
Prince
George
the
president
of
Peace
River
Petroleums
Ltd
said
today
The
forecast
was
made
by
George
Richardson
after
he
an
announced
�
nounced
that
the
company
pro
probably
�
bably
has
drilled
a
gas
field
northeast
of
Prince
George
that
is
larger
than
any
in
Alberta
Noranda
Mines
Ltd
a
prin
principal
�
cipal
of
several
lumber
and
logging
enterprises
east
of
the
city
as
well
as
a
50
per
cent
partner
in
the
Northwood
pulp
mill
at
Prince
George
has
started
advertising
its
inten
intention
�
tion
to
build
the
line
The
12
-
inch
pipeline
primarily
to
serve
those
indus
industries
�
tries
would
have
a
capacity
of
approximately
1
millionlcublc
feet
of
gas
a
day
said
Mr
Richardson
Norahdahas
given
notice
that
it
intends
to
apply
to
the
Min
Minister
�
ister
of
Commercial
Transport
before
March
15
for
permission
to
build
the
line
It
would
start
at
Stony
Lake
where
Peace
River
Petroleums
has
made
a
major
natural
gas
strike
run
through
the
Monk
man
Pass
cross
the
McGregor
River
and
go
through
Upper
Fraser
Aleza
Lake
Newlands
Giscome
Willow
River
and
Shelley
on
its
way
to
Prince
George
Mr
Richardson
who
drove
cattle
through
Monkman
Pass
in
the
1930s
also
forecast
that
if
the
drills
went
deeper
they
would
run
into
an
oil
field
Drilling
on
the
companys
second
well
in
Monkman
Pass
area
was
completed
Thursday
at
the
8556
foot
level
The
second
well
has
tapped
the
same
natural
gas
zone
as
Peace
River
Petes
first
well
which
has
a
rated
open
flow
of
9300000
cubic
a
day
I
think
it
has
the
makings
of
the
biggest
thing
in
BC
said
Mr
Richardson
He
said
there
are
probably
15
drill
sites
in
the
area
each
with
70000000000
cubic
feet
of
gas
and
theres
nothing
that
big
in
Alberta
Drilling
on
the
third
well
is
to
start
immediately
he
said
Mr
Richardson
said
the
wells
have
tapped
the
first
gas
zone
which
he
says
is
2500
feet
thick
There
probably
are
two
additional
gas
zones
under
it
This
area
is
35
miles
long
and
10
to
12
miles
wide
he
said
Turner
Valley
site
of
the
strike
that
started
the
Al
Alberta
�
berta
petroleum
boom
is
30
miles
long
and
only
a
mile
wide
Clergy
Protest
Mounts
WASHINGTON
AP
-
Four
thousand
churchmen
from
across
the
U
S
have
gathered
in
Washington
to
call
for
a
strong
bill
to
guarantee
Negro
voting
rights
in
the
south
Cler
Clergymen
�
gymen
jammed
the
Lutheran
Church
of
the
Reformation
in
an
Inter
faith
rally
called
by
the
Commission
on
Religion
and
Race
of
the
National
Council
of
Churches
The
meeting
applauded
when
Methodist
Bishop
John
Wesley
Lord
of
Washington
said
manv
whites
and
Negroes
in
the
south
are
disenchanted
and
in
great
despair
over
the
turn
of
events
in
Selma
He
called
forPresi
dent
Johnson
to
visit
Selma
Bishop
Lord
added
His
presence
and
a
simple
statement
of
the
action
he
is
taking
and
a
resolution
in
con
congress
�
gress
might
oven
yet
do
much
to
avert
disaster
and
strength
en
the
cause
of
freedom
now
Simultaneously
three
reli
religious
�
gious
groups
announced
the
launching
of
a
joint
campaign
to
raise
funds
for
the
families
of
civil
rights
marchers
These
would
include
the
family
of
the
Reverend
James
Reeb
the
White
Boston
minister
who
died
of
injuries
suffered
in
an
attack
in
Selma
In
Montgomery
Alabama
Governor
George
Wallace
of
Alabama
has
received
protests
from
three
of
his
fellow-governors
over
handling
of
the
racial
situation
North
Dakotas
Governor
William
Guy
sent
a
telegram
to
Wallace
saying
ho
Is
appalled
at
the
treatment
that
Alabama
law
allows
one
American
to
give
another
American
His
telegram
read
From
the
depths
of
my
heart
George
Wallace
I
consider
you
to
bo
even
more
guilty
than
those
who
wielded
the
actual
weapons
that
murdered
James
J
Reeb
When
your
judgment
day
comes
I
hope
that
God
in
His
infinite
grace
can
find
some
way
to
lend
mercy
for
your
soul
In
New
York
Governor
Nel
Nelson
�
son
Rockefeller
said
last
night
that
civil
rights
demonstrators
In
Selma
have
been
treated
with
what
he
called
inhuman
brutal
brutality
�
ity
And
he
added
It
is
hard
to
believe
that
this
Is
taking
place
In
bur
country
Sunny
fiJi
C
Low
25
High
50
Bryant
Long
Range
Planning
Urgent
The
city
of
Prince
George
is
two
years
behind
in
its
development
This
charge
was
laid
before
the
Chamber
of
Commerce
Thursday
night
by
realtor
Gordon
Bryant
Mr
Bryant
it
a
former
mayor
hospital
board
chair
chairman
�
man
and
agent
behind
the
Spruceland
and
Woodward
centres
as
well
as
Highland
Park
subdivision
He
said
the
city
should
immediately
adopt
a
policy
of
complete
forward
plan
planning
�
ning
for
a
minimum
15
year
period
Lack
of
co
ordinated
planning
starts
with
lack
of
a
budget
and
funds
for
planning
and
results
in
a
crash
program
which
leaves
the
city
always
behind
the
eight
ball
The
25000
in
this
years
budget
will
look
after
only
the
development
already
in
the
works
There
Is
a
most
urgent
need
for
an
Increased
budget
for
for
forward
�
ward
planning
and
for
employ
employment
�
ment
of
a
planning
coordina
coordinator
�
tor
who
would
work
under
the
city
manager
Mr
Bryant
said
this
should
be
car
r
led
out
even
at
the
ex-
pense
of
some
other
Items
in
the
city
budget
He
pointed
out
many
plans
had
been
requested
and
accepted
by
the
city
but
had
not
been
acted
upon
Every
time
I
hear
someone
say
We
need
a
town
planner
I
am
prepared
to
tell
them
we
do
have
plans
The
former
mayor
recalled
a
1957
urban
development
plan
adopted
by
council
in
1958
a
1952
housing
survey
study
the
zoning
bylaw
adopted
in
1958
never
reviewed
by
anyone
during
the
past
few
years
and
a
1963
land
use
study
This
year
the
city
was
handed
a
voluminous
urban
renewal
study
The
only
one
the
city
really
hasnt
had
is
a
sound
fiscal
plan
Mr
Bryant
recalled
The
citys
capable
comptroller
three
years
ago
did
set
down
a
fiscal
plan
for
the
ensuing
three
years
but
It
is
too
big
a
job
to
expect
of
him
now
He
suggested
too
much
cred
ance
was
being
given
to
coffee
shop
and
street
corner
plan
planning
�
ning
The
City
Needs
a
Co
Ordinator
Planners
are
available
The
city
needs
a
co
ordlnator
Mr
Bryant
forecast
at
a
conservative
estimate
the
population
of
Prince
George
would
be
27700
by
1970
This
would
require
an
additional
2500
housingunits
and
develop
development
�
ment
of
800
acres
of
land
By
1980
the
population
would
be
45800
requiring
a
further
4400
units
and
1400
acres
of
land
That
Is
not
as
formidable
as
you
might
think
but
unless
we
do
something
now
it
will
be
a
tremendous
problem
He
pointed
out
the
city
still
has
some
3500
acres
of
un
developed
land
within
municipal
limits
Total
city
area
Is
7000
acres
The
real
estate
man
esti
estimated
�
mated
the
970
single
family
and
700
family
apartment
units
fairly
certain
of
getting
un
under
�
der
way
this
year
will
look
after
city
needs
for
the
next
18
months
to
two
years
In
his
comments
he
said
he
was
not
making
remarks
dis
disparaging
�
paraging
of
the
administration
at
city
hall
but
council
must
overhaul
its
thinking
The
council
and
particu--larly
the
mayor
should
get
off
the
city
managers
lap
so
he
can
get
his
work
done
Rely
on
Professional
Advice
Council
should
rely
more
and
more
on
professional
advice
from
just
about
every
quarter
I
know
some
councillors
want
It
this
way
but
I
havent
seen
it
put
to
use
He
told
the
chamber
executive-level
thinking
should
begin
with
urban
renewal
studies
ad
advanced
�
vanced
engineering
studies
and
a
further
look
at
the
zoning
plan
Commenting
on
the
citys
fin
financial
�
ancial
shape
he
said
the
pres
present
�
ent
4
million
bonded
Indebted
Indebtedness
�
ness
could
be
considered
prud
prudent
�
ent
Absolute
legal
ceiling
on
civic
debt
was
6
million
Mr
Bryant
predicted
capital
debenture
programs
to
go
be
before
�
fore
the
city
this
year
would
bring
indebtedness
to
the
level
beyond
which
it
would
be
wise
to
go
no
further
He
recommended
the
city
look
to
the
new
assessments
for
added
revenue
and
not
raise
taxes
Mr
Bryant
said
the
downtown
commercial
district
no
longer
bore
the
brunt
of
city
taxes
as
some
people
still
seem
to
think
Residential
land
provides
50
per
cent
of
the
annual
taxes
the
commercial
area
25
per
cent
The
real
estate
developer
proposed
a
technical
planning
board
be
commissioned
that
means
paid
It
would
be
comprised
of
a
planning
co-ordlnator-working
under
the
city
manager
a
professional
planner
engineer
and
a
fiscal
planner
Hiring
a
town
planner
Is
not
the
answer
Hiring
a
planner
is
Mr
Bryant
said
Earlier
In
his
talk
he
noted
10
years
ago
the
city
accepted
a
program
knownas
The
Olson
Plan
of
civic
administration
which
provided
for
a
co-ordlnator
of
civic
planning
Where
Is
this
plan
he
asked
I
suggest
It
is
with
many
others
filed
away
over
the
past
10
years
He
said
future
planning
should
be
aimed
at
phase
develop
development
�
ment
so
needs
could
be
met
with
a
minimum
of
delay
As
an
example
he
detailed
the
groundwork
laid
for
opening
the
274
acre
Highland
subdivision
with
which
he
is
associated
Six
months
after
arrange
arrangements
�
ments
began
planning
was
com
complete
�
plete
In
virtual
entirety
Today
on
30
days
notice
and
according
to
heed
plots
of
50
100
200
acres
can
be
open
opened
�
ed
Mr
Bryant
based
his
views
on
the
prediction
that
Prince
George
would
be
the
bedroom
and
commercial
centre
for
an
ever
-
expanding
commercial
area
He
paid
tribute
to
councils
during
the
past
10
years
which
had
done
their
best
to
keep
pace
with
growth
although
they
may
have
slipped
a
bit
recent
recently
�
ly
GORDON
BRYANT
way
behind
Merchants
Criticized
By
Lawyers
Merchants
who
cashed
a
bundle
of
worthless
cheques
presented
by
a
17-year-old
youth
were
criticized
in
Prince
George
magistrates
court
to
today
�
day
The
criticisms
came
during
summaries
by
1
lawyers
in
the
case
of
Bryan
Rolstan
Lathan
a
Juvenile
who
was
raised
to
adult
court
on
seven
counts
of
false
pretenses
Lathan
was
convicted
of
cash
cashing
�
ing
seven
cheques
Worth
a
total
of
1890
Feb
12
at
the
Co
Coop
�
op
Shopping
Centre
Canada
Safeway
Super
Valu
Stores
Overwaltea
Stores
Stedman
Stores
the
Prince
George
Ho
Hotel
�
tel
and
Prince
George
Electric
Lathan
was
arrested
at
the
Prince
George
airportwhere
he
was
prepared
to
board
a
plane
bound
for
Vancouver
and
heading
for
Japan
He
had
a
briefcase
containing
500
cheque
blanks
from
a
defunct
company
Defence
counsel
Frank
Perry
said
he
couldnt
understand
how
merchants
could
run
their
busi
businesses
�
nesses
In
such
a
way
that
a
17-year-old
boy
could
cash
cheques
some
as
large
as
380
with
no
identification
C
A
Edwards
Crown
coun
counsel
�
sel
said
It
seems
the
merch
merchants
�
ants
In
this
town
are
impress
impressed
�
ed
when
they
see
a
printed
form
of
a
cheque
Workers
Laid
Off
Close
to
30
electrical
work
workers
�
ers
were
laid
off
by
Marwell
Construction
Co
Ltd
at
the
Prince
George
Pulp
and
Paper
Mill
site
after
they
failed
to
return
to
their
Jobs
this
morn
morning
�
ing
Forty
five
electricians
stay
stayed
�
ed
away
from
work
Thursday
The
men
are
Involved
in
an
internal
dispute
with
the
In
International
�
ternational
Brotherhood
oi
Electrical
Workers
over
llvlng
out
allowances
and
other
mat
matters
�
ters
which
were
not
part
of
the
contract
sighed
with
the
com
panyi
-
Magistrate
Grants
Bail
in
Robbery
One
of
three
youths
charged
with
armed
robbery
after
a
bullet
-
punctuated
spree
last
weekend
soon
will
be
released
from
custody
on
5000
bail
Magistrate
G
O
Stewart
Thursday
granted
ball
to
David
Dawson
17
in
Prince
George
Dawson
and
two
other
youths
one
16
and
one
17
were
rais
raised
�
ed
to
adult
court
Monday
in
Vanderhoof
on
a
charge
of
arm
armed
�
ed
robbery
of
William
Home
53
in
a
Cluculz
Lake
resort
cabin
They
werearrestedatllam
Saturday
after
an
all
night
hunt
that
started
after
the
alleged
robbery
Three
police
cars
were
shot
up
during
a
chase
on
Highway
16
and
the
Fort
St
James
road
Dawsons
father
David
Daw
Dawson
�
son
Sr
attended
the
court-
room
session
Thursday
Applying
for
bail
defence
counsel
Harper
Greene
said
Mr
Dawson
had
agreed
to
take
his
son
back
to
their
home
at
Klngcome
Inlet
a
small
coastal
Indian
village
Mr
Greene
said
there
prob
probably
�
ably
would
be
other
equally
serious
or
more
serious
charges
laid
and
asked
that
Magistrate
Stewart
consider
everything
when
setting
bail
He
suggested
It
be
set
at
2
000
Crown
counsel
Hubert
King
said
the
youth
was
not
living
at
home
and
was
a
run
away
before
he
came
to
Prince
George
Mr
Greene
said
he
was
not
a
run
away
but
was
living
in
a
foster
home
while
attending
school
In
Surrey
near
New
Westminster
Magistrate
Stewart
said
the
youth
had
obviously
got
out
of
the
control
of
his
father
before
and
he
could
leave
his
father
owing
the
Crown
a
lot
of
money