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Sports
13
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16
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The
Stellako
River
log
drive
is
expected
to
begin
with
federal
fisheries
department
endorsation
early
next
week
Resources
Minister
Ray
Wilhston
announced
today
the
drive
would
be
conducted
at
some
time
between
Thursday
and
the
end
of
the
month
A
Forest
Service
spokesman
later
said
the
drive
definitely
wont
be
going
this
week
because
of
water
levels
in
the
eight
mile
river
A
few
pieces
may
go
down
Saturday
or
Sunday
as
a
test
but
the
drive
probably
wont
be
until
next
week
he
said
About
4
million
board
feet
of
logs
owned
by
Fraser
Lake
Sawmills
Ltd
are
to
be
driven
by
Forest
Service
crews
Costs
will
be
billed
back
to
the
saw
sawmill
�
mill
company
The
drive
is
expected
to
take
a
week
or
less
Williston
said
in
his
announce
announcement
�
ment
that
persons
using
the
waterway
which
runs
from
Francois
to
Fraser
Lake
should
use
extreme
caution
during
the
drive
period
DAYLIGHT
DRIVE
Logs
are
to
be
released
into
the
river
during
daylight
hours
only
Williston
who
last
year
or
ordered
�
dered
the
drive
in
defiance
of
an
order
from
Fisheries
Minis
Minister
�
ter
II
J
Robichaud
this
year
has
won
the
co
operation
of
the
federal
department
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tabled
correspon
correspondence
�
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since
co
operation
on
the
prob
problem
�
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Is
assured
he
will
rescind
his
order
banning
the
drive
In
a
letter
May
19
Williston
told
the
federal
minister
the
drive
had
been
permitted
to
de
determine
�
termine
to
what
extent
river
improvements
would
eliminate
those
elements
of
a
river
drive
that
can
cause
trouble
PROTECT
SHALLOWS
This
year
shallows
of
the
river
will
be
protected
from
gouging
by
logs
by
a
fin
booms
which
already
have
been
placed
During
the
drive
the
federal
and
provincial
authorities
will
conduct
a
joint
study
of
the
ef
effects
�
fects
Last
year
the
BC
Re
Research
�
search
Council
did
a
study
for
the
province
Fraser
Flooding
May
be
Finished
The
spring
flood
on
the
Fraser
River
may
be
over
Water
level
on
the
meter
under
the
old
Traser
River
bridge
wjs
2806
this
morning
a
drop
of
one
foot
nine
inches
since
Mondays
reading
of
2981
feet
Todays
level
was
the
lowest
the
river
has
been
since
May
30
The
water
reached
Its
highest
mirk
June
S
at
3243
feet
High
water
in
previous
floods
was
3247
feet
in
1904
and
3471
feet
in
1948
Snow
packs
still
exist
on
the
higher
mountain
levels
but
are
no
longer
considejed
a
serious
hazard
unless
a
combination
of
exceptionally
hot
weather
and
rain
cause
rapid
melting
con
conditions
�
ditions
Island
Cache
residents
are
breathing
a
cautious
sigh
of
re
relief
�
lief
as
the
water
falls
and
arn
hoping
to
be
able
to
start
clean
cleaning
�
ing
out
their
flooded
homes
by
the
end
of
the
week
Despite
the
polluted
water
in
the
wells
of
the
Cache
no
out
outbreaks
�
breaks
of
disease
have
been
reported
to
the
Health
Unit
The
Health
Unit
is
intending
to
start
clean
out
programs
for
the
wells
in
the
Cache
area
as
soon
the
the
seepage
has
dropped
further
COLLEGE
VOTE
CHARGE
DENIED
Charges
of
discrimination
against
the
rural
residents
in
Mondays
regional
college
plebi
plebiscite
�
scite
were
flatly
denied
today
by
the
secretary
treasurer
of
School
District
57
Nancy
MIddleton
of
McLeods
Lake
charged
that
resident
electors
and
tenant
electors
in
McLeods
Lake
wereturnedaway
from
the
polls
when
they
wanted
to
cast
their
ballots
and
only
owner
electors
were
permitted
to
vote
MA
Carpenter
the
school
districts
secretary
-
treasurer
said
Jo
as
a
are
of
the
fact
that
many
had
been
turned
away
but
added
that
it
was
their
own
fault
by
not
being
on
the
voters
list
Mr
Carpenter
pointed
out
that
August
31
is
the
deadline
for
voters
registration
and
anyone
missing
this
date
would
not
be
able
to
cast
a
vote
in
the
follow
following
�
ing
year
He
said
some
people
do
not
qualify
to
be
on
the
voters
list
for
various
reasons
such
as
length
of
residence
require
requirements
�
ments
and
therefore
could
not
be
put
on
the
list
But
we
certainly
welcome
anyone
who
wants
to
register
Mr
Carpenter
said
The
school
district
will
con
conduct
�
duct
an
advertising
campaign
this
summer
to
get
people
to
regis
register
�
ter
as
voters
But
this
must
be
done
before
the
end
of
August
If
people
want
to
qualify
for
a
vote
next
ear
Mr
Carpenter
said
He
added
that
there
was
no
discrimination
and
it
was
the
peoples
responsibility
to
see
that
they
were
on
the
list
to
cast
their
ballots
Mrs
MIddleton
said
it
was
re
gretable
that
many
people
were
turned
away
because
they
took
the
time
to
vote
With
the
general
indifference
on
the
part
of
many
voters
It
is
unfortunate
that
people
who
are
entitled
to
vote
and
who
take
their
time
to
go
to
a
polling
station
are
denied
the
right
to
exercise
their
franchise
Mrs
MIddleton
said
Sprinkling
Causes
Record
Pumping
The
city
Sunday
set
a
record
for
pumping
witer
to
homes
in
Prince
George
but
city
engineer
Ernie
Obbt
isnt
anxious
to
see
It
matched
until
a
new
pump
has
been
Installed
Obbt
said
today
that
the
warm
weather
has
booster
pump
rates
and
elall
average
has
beenabout
45
million
gallons
Sunday
the
peak
day
feo
far
085
m
11
Ion
gal
gallons
�
lons
weie
pumped
Peak
da
last
ear
was
425
in
111
Ion
gallons
Obst
said
sprinkling
restric
restrictions
�
tions
announced
Tuesdj
will
carrj
on
for
at
least
two
or
three
weeks
when
a
new
pump
capable
of
easll
nuetlng
denund
of
7
million
gallons
dall
will
be
in
operation
The
restriction
Eun-num-bered
homes
can
sprinkle
on
e
vi
n
dates
odd
numbeied
homes
on
odl
dates
Obt
aid
that
by
next
jearthe
need
for
prlnkllng
teslrictlon
should
be
almost
non
cxlMrnt
with
the
new
pump
andtonittuc
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of
i
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reservoir
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daily
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An
Essex
County
jury
listened
Tuesday
as
a
sheriffs
de
detective
�
tective
described
a
torture
tower
straight
out
of
a
Go
Gothic
�
thic
horror
novel
The
tower
a
circular
third
floor
room
with
a
con
conical
�
ical
roof
was
prominent
in
the
testimony
of
Lieut
T
Thomas
Mueller
about
the
house
of
torture
which
the
prosecution
alleges
was
operated
by
former
model
Monlque
Von
Cleef
and
form
former
�
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television
actor
James
Albert
Beard
Muller
testified
that
he
entered
the
tower
roomdui
-lng
a
Dec
21
raid
on
the
house
owned
by
the
statu
statuesque
�
esque
platinum
blonde
He
said
hanging
liom
M
foot
high
rafters
were
two
six
foot
chains
with
hand
handcuffs
�
cuffs
In
an
adjoining
room
he
found
a
white
dresser
con
containing
�
taining
a
number
of
whips
chains
and
other
toiture
de
devices
�
vices
He
also
testified
to
break
breaking
�
ing
Into
another
third
-floor
room
where
he
found
Miss
Von
Cleef
with
DetectUe
rthui
Magnusson
who
had
made
an
appointment
in
the
role
of
a
client
seeking
an
hour
of
discipline
foi
50
nothei
detective
TJm
oth
Ci
ait
said
a
mass
of
letters
a
bos
full
of
copies
of
the
magazine
Hair
and
a
red
rubbei
suit
and
black
tubbei
suit
were
among
the
load
of
evidences
Tostlinon
dokdlUd
flail
as
a
magarlno
which
catered
to
persons
uithcli
vlanl
sc
Interests
Marooned
in
Sunny
Brazil
Sebastion
a
pet
Penguin
scrolls
along
the
walk
near
Copacubana
Beach
in
Rio
de
Janeiro
after
a
cooling
swim
Several
hundred
pen
penguins
�
guins
are
washed
up
on
Brazils
beaches
each
yeai
apparently
the
have
Christian
Moslem
and
Jewish
sites
Plnchas
E
Laplde
a
Jeru
salem
city
official
says-
Well
use
the
holy
sites
to
attract
meetings
in
all
religious
groups
and
that
most
emphati
emphatically
�
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means
even
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sweep
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thousands
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from
the
cooler
climes
of
Southern
South
Amenca
Sebastion
is
one
of
the
few
that
have
survived
the
radical
change
of
climate
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photo
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a
Boon
to
Israeli
Tourism
JERUSALEM
AP
Israelis
are
waiting
with
open
arms
to
welcome
religious
pilgrims
with
guidebook
In
hand
and
foreign
money
in
their
pockets
The
Israelis
took
almost
all
of
the
Christian
holy
sites
from
Jordan
in
the
war
last
week
The
Old
City
of
Jerusalem
and
Bethlehem
were
their
biggest
prizes
Israeli
officials
expect
tourist
revenue
to
Increase
at
least
20000000
a
year
as
a
re
suit
Jerusalem
should
be
like
Rome
said
one
banker
We
Christians
outnumbered
Jew
ish
tourists
to
Israel
last
year
for
the
first
time
since
indepen
dence
This
is
expected
to
be
a
bumper
year
for
Jewish
tourists
visiting
relatives
celebrat
lng
victory
and
praying
at
the
Security
Council
Rejects
Red
Condemnation
Move
UNITED
NATIONS
CP
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Soviet
motion
to
condemn
Israel
as
an
iggressor
against
Arab
countries
and
to
force
her
Im
Immediate
�
mediate
and
unconditional
with
drawal
from
occupied
territory
was
defeated
In
the
UN
Security
Council
today
No
votes
were
cast
against
the
Soviet
motion
in
the
IS
country
council
However
most
members
Including
Canada
and
other
Western
representatives
abstained
Tax
Probe
Member
To
Speak
For
CAs
One
of
the
authors
of
the
Carter
Roal
Commission
repoit
on
taxation
will
address
chartered
accountants
at
their
convention
here
Tilday
Mrs
Gwncth
McGiegor
of
Toronto
a
member
of
tho
Cana
Canadian
�
dian
Tax
Foundation
will
be
a
panelist
in
an
Institute
of
Chart
Chartered
�
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Accountants
of
BC
discus
discussion
�
sion
of
tho
report
The
institute
begins
Us
annual
convention
Thuisday
Millionaire
contiactoi
Ben
Glntei
Is
due
to
speak
at
a
bi
tak
fast
session
Thursday
anl
Re
Resources
�
sources
Minister
Ra
Williston
will
be
luncheon
speaker
In
business
sessions
Thursda
the
Institute
will
heat
pant
Is
on
problems
to
bo
faced
b
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and
on
problems
of
dUclosut
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to
protect
tho
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public
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numbers
and
tholt
wive
are
expected
to
attend
the
two
da
convention
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on
the
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a
i
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boat
tl
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on
the
Nechako
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and
an
all
piano
tour
of
the
Pottage
Mountain
Dam
This
prevented
the
Russians
from
getting
the
nine
votes
needed
to
put
a
motion
through
the
council
At
the
request
of
Nigeria
the
two
objectives
of
the
Soviet
mo
motion
�
tion
were
voted
upon
sepa
rately
It
was
not
immediately
clear
whether
this
cleared
the
way
for
action
on
the
Soviet
request
for
in
emergency
session
of
the
UN
General
Assembly
The
Middle
East
crisis
re
remained
�
mained
on
the
councils
agenda
because
of
earlier
motions
b
Canada
and
the
United
States
The
councils
action
cime
amid
reports
that
Soviet
Pre
Premier
�
mier
Alexel
N
Kosygln
would
head
a
special
delegation
poised
to
fly
to
New
ork
to
push
a
drive
to
force
Israel
to
return
to
the
armistice
lines
of
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the
Jordan
lans
had
denied
the
Israelis
since
1948
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the
long
run
the
number
of
Jewish
tourists
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expected
to
decline
since
many
have
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older
Jews
who
came
for
a
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land
of
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they
must
concentrate
on
attracting
Christians
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average
of
300000
tourists
a
year
came
to
Israel
and
left
60000000
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foreign
currency
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prices
have
climbed
far
above
those
of
Spain
and
other
sun
spots
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every
other
major
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tourist
spot
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bringing
in
more
tourists
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tourism
figure
in
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was
down
seven
per
cent
this
year
even
before
the
war
crisis
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reasons
are
numerous
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include
insistence
on
kosher
food
and
dietary
laws
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many
hotels
you
cant
get
cream
in
your
coffee
or
butter
on
your
bread
if
youve
had
meat
with
the
meal
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the
major
reason
is
a
lack
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cheap
charter
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