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HERE
FRIDAY
MORNING
The
plane
carrying
Prime
Minister
Lester
D
Pearson
on
his
visit
to
Prince
George
will
touch
down
here
at
1115
am
Friday
He
will
drive
to
the
Simon
Fraser
Hotel
and
at
noon
at
attend
�
tend
the
regular
Rotary
lun
luncheon
�
cheon
After
Its
completion
at
about
145
pm
Mr
Pearson
will
be
given
a
short
tour
of
the
city
with
a
special
trip
to
Prince
George
Pulp
Mill
where
he
has
expressed
a
particular
Interest
In
seeing
the
river
pollution
control
project
City
Liberal
spokesman
HB
King
said
today
he
expected
the
Pearson
plane
would
depart
at
about
3
pm
THE
WORLD
TODAY
Saucers
Real
SANTIAGO
ChileReuters
People
who
have
sighted
strange
objects
In
the
sky
re
recently
�
cently
may
not
be
seeing
things
three
scientists
agreed
today
There
Is
scientific
evidence
that
strange
objects
visit
our
planet
said
Chilean
professor
Gabriel
Alvial
Toll
Climbs
LOUISVILLE
Ky
AP
The
uu
i
om
syntnetic
rubber
plant
battered
by
explosions
and
fires
remained
sealed
off
to
today
�
day
as
the
number
of
missing
men
climbed
to
11
Rescue
workers
were
ordered
to
stay
out
of
the
flame
charred
wreckage
until
safety
experts
gave
them
an
all
clear
signal
Smash
Record
HOUSTON
Tex
AP
-Astronauts
Gordon
Cooper
and
Charles
Conrad
smashed
the
world
space
endurance
record
held
by
the
Soviet
Union
today
a
major
victcry
for
the
United
States
In
the
race
for
the
moon
Summons
Racket
TORONTO
CP
-
Police
said
today
that
a
summons-fixing
racket
at
city
hall
may
have
cost
Metropolitan
Toronto
tax
taxpayers
�
payers
10000
during
the
last
two
years
The
alleged
racket
was
located
In
the
office
where
summonses
are
processed
for
reissuing
when
a
motorist
does
not
answer
a
mailed
summons
Separatism
QUEBEC
CP
The
Quebec
government
Wednesday
set
up
a
special
committee
to
co-ordinate
the
relations
of
various
government
departments
with
foreign
countries
and
organiza
organizations
�
tions
Named
to
head
the
com
committee
�
mittee
was
Claude
Morln
deputy
minister
of
federal
-provincial
affairs
A
Aid
Carrie
Jane
Gray
not
long
out
of
hospital
herself
told
fellow
councillors
last
night
she
didnt
want
to
vote
on
a
question
of
payment
for
hospital
equipment
until
she
knew
whether
there
was
some
hope
of
getting
hooks
in
the
bath
bathrooms
�
rooms
at
the
institution
You
go
in
there
and
there
is
noplace
to
hang
your
bathrobe
or
a
towel
no
place
to
put
the
soap
she
said
Its
the
most
ridiculous
thing
Aid
Harold
Assman
had
a
do-it-yourself
solution
Next
time
take
a
nail
and
hammer
a
Prince
George
Hospital
w
uses
large
quantities
of
blood
in
accident
and
treatment
cases
during
the
year
City
re
residents
�
sidents
will
have
the
opportunity
to
stock
the
blood
bank
In
September
when
the
annual
blood
donor
clinic
Is
held
here
A
public
meeting
to
plan
for
this
is
being
held
at
8
pm
to
today
�
day
at
the
Northern
Interior
Health
Unit
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long
lines
of
cool
brewhave
been
whizzing
down
conductor
belts
at
PrmcerGe6rgqsTartan
Brewery
since
workers
went
on
strike
in
rival
plants
in
Vancouver
Tartan
and
a
brewery
at
Creston
are
faced
with
the
job
of
quenching
BCs
thirst
Tartan
has
been
working
tmi
two
shifts
for
several
days
to
push
up
production
Owner
Ben
Gintcr
says
hell
take
care
of
Prince
George
drinkers
needs
first
Looy
photo
WORST
OF
FIRE
SEASON
IS
OVER
The
worst
of
the
fire
season
In
the
Prince
George
foresi
district
may
be
over
according
to
a
government
spokesman
Keep
your
fingers
crossed
said
Lome
Hunter
of
BC
For
Forest
�
est
Service
But
all
24
fires
In
our
district
are
under
con
i
trol
In
fact
the
fire
hazard
isnti
even
worth
writing
about
A
crew
of
only
37
men
and
four
tractors
continue
mop
up
operations
The
number
of
men
and
machinery
have
been
cut
back
drastlcallyslnce
the
height
of
the
fire
season
Rain
has
lowered
fire
hazard
even
more
The
forecast
is
for
continued
rain
and
cloudiness
In
the
last
municipal
elections
only
181
tenant
electors
and
41
resident
electors
wives
voted
If
they
all
had
registered
there
is
a
possibility
that
thousands
could
have
but
didnt
bother
To
be
eligible
all
that
Is
necessary
is
that
the
voter
be
21
a
resident
of
Prince
George
for
six
months
and
a
British
subject
even
boarders
who
fill
the
require
requirements
�
ments
can
cast
a
ballot
Renters
and
their
wives
can
vote
In
aldermans
elections
but
not
on
money
bylaws
thats
for
ratepayers
only
Deadline
for
sighing
up
at
city
hall
for
the
December
civic
vote
is
September
30
Those
few
who
did
take
the
trouble
to
register
last
year
should
remember
Its
a
Job
they
have
to
do
every
year
A
thinking
type
lady
in
the
high
rise
heard
that
it
would
take
about
two
weeks
to
have
her
telephone
number
switched
from
the
apartment
she
is
irinow
to
the
one
she
Is
moving
Into
this
weekend
So
she
put
her
order
in
last
Wednesday
Yesterday
the
telephone
people
were
at
her
apartment
while
she
was
away
and
changed
the
phone
So
now
all
her
phone
calls
ring
in
the
apartment
she
wont
be
living
In
until
next
week
and
the
callers
think
she
isnt
home
Well-
thats
the
way
the
Jingle
Jangles
through
most
of
the
district
The
only
new
fire
In
the
dis
district
�
trict
today
was
a
minor
one
in
the
Fort
Nelson
area
It
was
caused
by
a
careless
smoker
Mr
Hunter
said
a
hot
autumn
could
cause
fires
in
the
Peace
River
grass
country
next
month
Tuesday
there
were
144
men
and
seven
tractors
fighting
36
fires
in
the
Prince
George
forest
district
Hearing
Date
Set
for
PG
A
hearing
Into
redistribution
of
federal
electoral
boundaries
is
set
for
Sept
12
in
Prince
George
Purpose
is
for
various
groups
and
individuals
to
present
briefs
on
projected
boundary
changes
So
far
only
the
Prince
George
Labor
Council
has
indicated
it
would
present
a
brief
arguing
against
tne
proposed
re
redistribution
�
distribution
Other
hearings
are
set
for
Fort
St
John
Sept
9
Dawson
Creek
Sept
10
Quesnel
Sept
14
Smithers
Sept
15
Burns
Lake
Sept
16
and
Prince
Rupert
Sept
20
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Finnish
Companies
Eurocdn
Partners
By
SCOTT
HONEYMAN
Citizen
Staff
Writer
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Prince
George
construction
millionaire
Ben
Ginter
Wednesday
night
announced
the
names
of
four
Finnish
partners
in
Eiirocan
Pulp
and
Paper
Ltd
Mr
Ginter
who
has
kept
the
identity
of
the
partners
who
own
a
total
of
485
per
cent
of
the
company
a
closely
guarded
secret
for
the
past
two
months
made
the
announcement
in
a
tele
telephone
�
phone
interview
Largest
of
the
partner
firms
is
Enso
Gutzeit
a
pulp
and
paper
complex
that
is
51
per
cent
government
owned
The
firm
owns
35
per
cent
of
Eurocan
The
other
three
partners
are
Nyllkosken
Paperitehdas
Oy
Kymmene
Aktlebolag
and
Oy
Tampella
Ab
Mr
Ginter
Is
the
only
other
shareholder
with
a
majority
515
per
cent
of
the
stock
Missing
Plane
Found
Safe
70
MILE
HOUSE
-
A
Cessna
180
plane
m
1
s
s
1
n
g
on
a
flight
from
Prince
George
to
Victoria
was
located
safe
today
at
Green
Lake
near
this
community
in
the
Cariboo
Both
pilot
Neale
AYPatterson
of
1420
Hemlock
St
Prince
George
and
his
passenger
Garth
Jarvls
of
Vancouver
were
re
reported
�
ported
safe
Mr
Jarvls
who
will
be
moving
to
Prince
George
soon
was
accompanying
Mr
Patter
Patterson
�
son
on
a
business
trip
Officials
said
Mr
Patterson
landed
at
Green
Lake
and
failed
to
notify
authorities
of
the
change
in
his
flight
plans
A
friend
of
Mr
Pattersons
in
Prince
George
said
the
men
had
intended
to
stop
over
for
the
night
on
their
trip
south
Log
Crushes
Former
City
RCMP
Man
A
former
Prince
George
RCMP
member
now
stationed
in
Valemount
Is
in
serious
condi
condition
�
tion
today
in
Kamloops
hospital
with
a
crushed
chest
suffered
Wednesday
in
a
logging
camp
accident
Constable
D
E
Donnelly
36
was
pinned
against
bulliozor
by
a
runaway
log
at
a
logging
camp
about
35
miles
south
of
Valemount
The
accident
occurred
shortly
after
7
pm
when
Constable
Donnelly
went
to
the
camp
to
serve
documents
on
a
logger
Heavy
equipment
was
used
to
remove
the
log
which
pinned
the
policeman
to
the
bulldozers
track
He
was
loaded
on
a
stretcher
and
carried
to
another
camp
where
he
was
loaded
on
a
CNR
train
A
doctor
who
happened
to
bo
on
the
train
attended
the
Injured
constable
until
the
train
reached
Clearwater
where
an
ambul
ambulance
�
ance
and
doctor
from
Kamloops
met
the
train
An
operation
was
scheduled
to
bo
performed
today
Constable
Donnelly
Is
mar
married
�
ried
and
has
five
children
He
is
the
only
RCMP
mem
member
�
ber
at
Valemount
He
was
trans
transferred
�
ferred
to
Valemount
three
years
ago
after
serving
with
theRCMP
in
Prince
George
for
five
years
Pentti
Halle
chairman
of
the
board
of
Enso
Gutzeit
holds
a
similar
position
in
Eurocan
Vice
president
of
Eurocan
Is
Johan
Nykopp
president
of
Tampella
Temporary
sec
secretary
�
retary
Is
Reg
Tupper
of
the
law
firm
Bownouser
andTupper
of
Vancouver
Representing
Kymmene
Aktl
Aktlebolag
�
ebolag
during
the
tree
farm
lic
licence
�
ence
application
hearing
is
CJ
Ehrnrooth
chairman
of
the
board
CG
BJornberg
presi
president
�
dent
represents
Nyllykosken
Paperitehdas
Mr
Ginter
thwarted
In
his
first
attempt
to
establish
a
pulp
mill
when
Cattermole
Pulp
and
Paper
Ltd
equalled
his
bid
for
cutting
rights
in
the
Peace
River
area
said
he
went
looking
for
his
new
partners
I
invited
them
they
didnt
ask
me
said
Mr
Ginter
Fire
Destroys
Quesnel
Garage
Fire
Wedneadaynlghtde
stroyed
a
service
station
car
and
tanker
truckabout
one
mile
north
of
Quesnel
The
fire
broke
out
at
830
pm
when
the
tanker
truck
parked
near
the
station
exploded
The
driver
Harold
Hartley
was
thrown
the
length
of
the
build
building
�
ing
but
was
not
injured
Police
said
the
truck
was
being
worked
on
when
it
exploded
It
was
not
known
what
caused
the
explosion
The
Quesnel
Volunteer
Fire
Department
using
three
trucks
contained
the
raging
flames
and
saved
a
warehouse
filled
with
petroleum
products
and
several
large
tanks
of
gasoline
and
oil
The
tanks
and
the
warehouse
were
the
big
worry
one
RCMP
officer
said
City
Parker
BEN
GINTER
Holds
Majority
Driver
Killed
In
Road
Crash
TERRACE
Staff
-
A
wild
ride
down
a
steep
embankment
38
miles
west
of
here
ended
in
the
death
of
a
Prince
Rupert
CNR
employee
Terrace
RCMP
said
today
the
unidentified
mans
small
red
sports
convertible
ap
apparently
�
parently
shot
off
a
sharp
left
hand
curve
and
plunged
20
to
25
feet
down
a
45
degree
embank
embankment
�
ment
The
driver
tabout
38
was
thrown
from
the
rocketing
sports
car
A
police1
officer
conjectured
he
might
have
lived
had
he
re
remained
�
mained
with
the
car
The
carwas
found
Wednesday
by
highway
patrol
officers
from
Terrace
It
was
hidden
by
bush
and
trees
Highway
patrol
was
asked
by
Prince
Rupert
RCMP
to
check
the
highway
after
the
man
failed
to
report
to
work
Wednesday
It
was
not
known
how
long
the
car
had
been
there
It
could
have
happened
a
couple
of
days
ago
a
police
officer
said
The
mans
name
is
being
withheld
until
next
of
kin
be
believed
�
lieved
in
England
are
notified
Strongest
Hint
Yet
Given
by
PM
VANCOUVER
CP
-Prime
Minister
Pearson
said
today
that
an
announcement
on
an
election
one
way
or
the
other
will
be
made
very
shortly
as
he
gave
the
strongest
indication
yet
that
Canadians
will
be
casting
their
ballots
some
time
this
fall
He
told
a
press
conference
that
a
general
election
cannot
be
called
under
the
proposed
new
electoral
boundaries
be
before
�
fore
the
end
of
next
year
and
do
you
want
to
begin
our
cen
centennial
�
tennial
year
with
an
election
A
reporter
said
this
indicated
to
him
that
the
election
would
either
be
held
this
fall
or
In
1067
and
he
thought
it
would
be
this
fall
You
have
a
very
succinct
way
of
putting
things
said
the
prime
minister
As
he
fielded
more
questions
about
an
election
Mr
Pearson
said
he
will
make
an
announce
announcement
�
ment
as
soon
as
I
get
back
to
Ottawa
and
consult
with
my
colleagues
Asked
whether
the
announce
announcement
�
ment
would
be
made
within
two
weeks
he
said
I
think
thats
reasonable
At
another
point
he
said
It
must
be
announced
very
shortly
The
prime
minister
said
he
has
studied
the
time
table
of
the
redistribution
process
and
has
consulted
experts
and
not
notwithstanding
�
withstanding
what
the
leader
of
the
Opposition
says
no
election
could
be
held
under
the
new
boundaries
until
the
end
of
next
year
He
said
If
everything
goes
on
schedule
Parliament
could
complete
its
action
on
redistri
redistribution
�
bution
by
next
May
or
June
but
It
would
still
require
four
or
five
months
to
organize
the
new
constituencies
Then
there
must
be
about
60
days
between
the
announcement
of
an
election
and
actual
voting
In
order
to
have
an
autumn
election
he
said
the
announce
announcement
�
ment
should
be
made
about
Sept
1
and
this
would
be
impossible
for
1966
under
the
new
bound
boundaries
�
aries
it
was
at
this
point
that
he
said
Do
you
want
to
begin
our
centennial
year
with
an
election
Two
Weeks
Away
Asked
to
comment
on
state
statements
�
ments
by
Opposition
Leader
Dlefenbaker
that
the
govern
government
�
ment
will
call
an
election
be
cause
it
Is
afraid
to
meet
Par
Parliament
�
liament
in
the
wake
of
the
Dor
ion
report
the
prime
minister
said
All
I
can
say
about
that
is
that
the
Dorion
report
was
sub
submitted
�
mitted
before
the
House
of
Commons
recessed
when
Mr
Dlefenbaker
was
in
Saskatche
Saskatchewan
�
wan
and
didnt
come
back
He
said
there
was
an
oppor
opportunity
�
tunity
for
the
Opposition
to
make
any
motion
it
wanted
under
the
interim
supply
debate
I
think
45
of
their
members
were
out
of
Ottawa
including
the
leader
of
the
Opposition
I
think
thats
a
sufficient
observation
When
Mr
Pearson
addressed
a
Liberal
meeting
here
Wednes
day
ni3ht
he
used
the
phrase
if
I
am
chosen
when
he
re
referred
�
ferred
to
governing
In
the
weeks
months
and
years
ahead
A
reporter
asked
whether
this
was
a
clear
Indication
of
a
fall
election
The
prime
minister
said
an
election
must
be
held
within
the
next
few
years
and
it
would
be
very
arrogant
for
him
to
say
he
would
be
leading
the
government
in
the
years
ahead
He
was
asked
why
he
also
re
referred
�
ferred
to
the
weeks
ahead
I
might
be
run
over
by
a
bus
Mr
Pearson
said
laugh
laughingly
�
ingly
While
he
would
like
to
think
the
government
could
continue
in
office
it
has
always
been
the
prerogative
of
the
govern
government
�
ment
to
decide
when
an
elec
election
�
tion
would
be
called
Building
Estimates
Lottery
hall
architect
DJ
charges
estimating
building
costs
isnt
a
business
any
more
He
says
its
a
lottery
Architects
are
completely
out
of
touch
withwhat
contract
contractors
�
ors
will
say
what
a
building
can
be
built
for
In
todays
market
he
told
city
councillors
Wednes
Wednesday
�
day
The
meeting
had
been
slated
to
be
held
behind
closed
doors
but
when
Aid
Ron
Tweed
le
sug
suggested
�
gested
it
be
a
public
session
there
was
no
dissent
Man
Robbed
Strongarmed
Another
man
has
been
strong
armed
and
robbed
In
Prince
George
the
third
in
two
weeks
Mike
Dawyduik
of
the
London
Hotel
told
police
he
was
knocked
unconscious
by
two
men
In
the
1400
block
Third
Ave
about
1
am
today
He
said
he
was
robbed
of
94
In
the
last
two
weeks
two
other
men
have
been
strong
armed
and
robbed
in
downtown
beer
parlor
washrooms
Critic
Silenced
by
Mutilation
GREENSBORO
Ala
AP
-An
elderly
Negro
who
was
re
reported
�
ported
to
have
criticized
civil
rights
demonstrators
lay
near
death
today
his
tongue
cut
out
and
two
Negroes
were
held
for
questioning
David
Holloway
Hale
County
deputy
sheriff
said
one
of
the
Negroes
boing
questioned
was
among
a
group
of
civil
rights
volunteers
arrested
here
last
July
when
they
gathered
at
a
street
corner
barricade
and
re
refused
�
fused
to
disperse
No
charges
were
filed
imme
immediately
�
diately
against
the
two
men
held
for
questioning
Holloway
said
the
Injured
Ne
Negro
�
gro
87-year-old
Perry
Smaw
was
found
crumpled
In
the
door
doorway
�
way
of
his
house
Sunday
His
tongue
had
been
cut
out
and
his
head
buttered
The
officer
said
he
was
told
that
Smaw
had
publicly
criti
cized
demonstrators
who
sought
to
march
to
the
county
court
courthouse
�
house
and
picketed
downtown
stores
protesting
alleged
Job
discrimination
Holloway
said
he
had
not
ruled
out
the
possibility
of
rob
robbery
�
bery
as
a
motive
for
the
attack
on
Smaw
but
added
I
dont
understand
why
they
didnt
kill
him
if
they
wanted
to
There
was
a
shotgun
there
His
comments
were
in
reply
to
a
question
from
Aid
Harry
Loder
who
asked
How
can
you
as
an
archi
architect
�
tect
having
instructions
from
us
to
produce
a
building
for
615000
exceed
this
figure
by
so
much
The
city
hall
was
to
have
cost
615000
The
total
was
com
posed
of
550000
passed
bv
voters
In
a
December
plebi
scite
plus
65000
anticipated
from
the
federal
government
Bids
opened
Friday
were
879500
from
CJ
Oliver
and
983456
from
Marpole
Con
Construction
�
struction
Mr
Parker
citing
several
instances
indicated
similar
wide
differences
between
esti
estimate
�
mate
and
tenders
were
general
throughout
the
province
He
said
it
was
the
pattern
of
the
industry
Sharper
questions
were
put
to
the
architect
by
Aid
Ron
Tweedle
who
wanted
to
know
why
no
local
contractors
had
bid
the
Job
The
question
arises
in
my
mind
Is
there
any
problem
be
between
�
tween
the
local
contractors
and
Mr
Parker
He
wondered
why
a
prestige
building
such
as
the
city
hall
would
not
attract
more
bids
I
understand
there
are
a
number
In
town
who
could
have
bid1
Recalling
that
no
tenders
had
been
submitted
when
the
hall
was
first
advertised
Aid
Tweedle
said
I
assume
you
had
to
go
out
and
request
tenders
Did
this
then
jump
the
price
In
reply
Mr
Parker
listed
three
major
local
contracting
firms
and
indicated
each
was
too
heavily
committed
tounder
take
the
big
project
with
current
resources
He
said
his
company
had
begged
every
firm
In
town
to
bid
In
the
case
ofDezell
Con
Construction
�
struction
he
noted
the
mayors
civic
position
had
eliminated
that
company
as
a
prospective
tenderer
Mr
Parker
cited
an
exten
extensive
�
sive
phone
bill
run
up
by
his
office
seeking
bids
from
Van
Vancouver
�
couver
firms
but
they
too
were
loaded
with
work
flflflflML
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ARCHITECT
PARKER
Under
these
conditions
If
they
had
bid
and
won
the
job
we
would
have
had
troubles
delays
he
said
In
reply
to
an
allegation
ap
apparently
�
parently
made
outside
of
council
Mr
Parker
told
the
alderman
extras
were
a
very
small
amount
on
jobs
designed
by
his
firm
As
a
matter
of
fact
we
dont
even
set
up
a
contingency
fund
I
would
be
surprised
if
ex
extras
�
tras
on
the
city
hall
were
as
much
as
5000
He
Indicated
work
could
start
on
ttie
new
building
within
two
weeks
after
the
go
ahead
was
given
Completion
date
was
expected
to
be
September
30
1006
Hut
before
work
can
begin
a
great
deal
of
cost
paring
must
take
place
Mr
Parker
made
a
first
stab
at
it
at
the
Wednesday
council
session
It
probably
will
start
by
lop
lopping
�
ping
off
the
third
floor
of
the
office
wing
This
was
to
have
housed
engineering
and
planning
departments
It
is
expected
to
save
in
the
neighborhood
of
125000
It
would
mean
greater
con
consolidation
�
solidation
of
space
on
the
second
floor
which
was
planned
origin
originally
�
ally
as
a
spacious
executive
level
The
basement
also
could
absorb
some
of
the
overflow
Less
expensive
floor
cover
coverings
�
ings
elimination
of
precast
concrete
balustrade
and
fewer
less
expensive
movable
parti
partitions
�
tions
would
cut
another
esti
estimated
�
mated
25000
from
the
bill
Some
10000
could
be
saved
by
using
glulam
and
wood
deck
decking
�
ing
for
the
floor
under
council
and
committee
chambers
In
Instead
�
stead
of
concrete
In
addition
to
these
amounts
there
were
63590
in
possible
deletions
listed
with
the
tender
They
include
the
elevator
al
although
�
though
the
shaft
would
be
built
cooling
equipment
In
the
vent
ventilation
�
ilation
system
furnishings
sky
dome
above
the
council
chamber
and
light
fixtures
of
a
lower
In
Intensity
�
tensity
than
those
in
the
plans
Mr
Paner
noted
he
had
worked
over
the
possibilities
with
CJ
Oliver
director
Harold
MacDonald
He
expected
to
have
a
firm
figure
on
the
top
floor
cut
within
two
or
three
days
Well
were
getting
within
shooting
distance
of
it
observed
Mayor
Garvin
Dezell
Shooting
distance
is
an
esti
estimated
�
mated
difference
of
85910
It
will
be
the
target
in
the
next
round
of
deletions
in
what
Architect
Parker
described
as
areas
of
cutting
that
will
begin
to
hurt