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PRINCE
GEORGE
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
MONDAY
JULY
3
1967
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A
sandy
haired
youngster
In
blue
jeans
upstaged
royalty
at
Canadas
birthday
cake
party
Saturday
by
scampering
through
security
guards
to
share
a
platform
briefly
with
the
Queen
and
Prince
Philip
A
crowd
of
more
than
50000
was
on
Parliament
Hill
as
tho
six
year
old
boy
got
within
A
Sgt
William
Stanton
head
of
the
Prince
George
Dis
District
�
trict
RCMP
detachment
Is
mov
moving
�
ing
over
to
take
charge
of
the
Prince
George
Sub
Dlvlslon
General
Investigation
Section
Sgt
Stanton
will
be
succeeded
at
district
detachment
by
staff
Sgt
R
G
Graham
from
Mer
rltt
The
change
over
took
ef
effect
�
fect
July
1
e
Williams
Lake
was
no
place
for
the
casual
tippler
Sat
Saturday
�
urday
evening
It
was
impossible
to
find
a
seat
in
a
local
pub
from
before
the
end
of
that
communitys
gala
three
day
Stampede
right
until
closing
time
There
were
long
lineups
at
Confederation
Colt
Hes
12
hours
old
and
full
of
spirit
all
18
pounds
of
him
The
tiny
Shetland
pony
smaller
than
most
pet
dogs
was
born
at
Salmon
Valley
and
is
owned
by
Mr
and
CHILD
SLIPS
SECURITY
TO
TALK
TO
HIS
QUEEN
speaking
range
of
the
royal
cou
pie
HI
Queen
he
said
waving
a
small
maple
leaf
flag
for
a
broadly
smlllng
Elizabeth
As
State
Secretary
Judy
La
Marsh
organizer
of
the
party
smiled
and
Mountles
tore
their
hair
the
boy
sidled
over
to
Philip
HI
Dook
he
said
each
one
It
must
have
been
the
heat
A
Benches
In
city
and
county
w
magistrates
courtrooms
re
remained
�
mained
unfilled
today
After
ob
observance
�
servance
of
the
public
holiday
the
wheels
of
Justice
will
start
turning
again
Tuesday
City
fathers
also
have
the
day
off
Council
will
be
In
session
to
tomorrow
�
morrow
however
There
were
a
lot
of
horses
In
the
Dominion
Day
Parade
Saturday
and
well
we
all
know
what
that
can
lead
to
However
a
gentleman
with
a
shovel
and
a
sanitation
for
the
nation
receptacle
saved
the
day
Mrs
William
Harris
The
girl
in
the
picture
Shes
pretty
Kalma
Phillips
18
who
visited
during
the
weekend
Ed
Robertson
photo
The
Police
Beat
Six
Persons
Injured
In
District
Mishaps
By
BOB
GROVES
Citizen
Staff
Writer
A
total
of
four
weekend
motor
vehicle
accidents
resulting
In
six
Injuries
are
reported
by
Prince
George
district
RCMP
In
one
about
midnight
Friday
Gordon
Smith
of
Revelstoke
suf
suffered
�
fered
chest
injuries
He
is
re
reported
�
ported
In
fairly
good
condition
today
in
Prince
George
Regional
Hospital
His
car
was
travelling
up
the
alrpoit
hill
when
it
sw
erved
left
hit
the
shoulder
swung
across
the
road
w
ent
Into
the
ditch
and
rolled
over
Smith
was
pinned
in
the
car
A
two
car
collision
Sunday
evening
at
the
airport
hill
and
the
old
Quesnel
highway
turnoff
resulted
In
minor
injuries
to
four
persons
Donald
E
Parker
of
Mackenzie
had
stopped
to
turn
left
at
the
airport
road
when
a
car
driven
by
John
Thys
of
Upper
Fraser
ran
Into
the
rear
of
his
vehicle
Two
persons
in
each
vehicle
were
taken
to
hos
hospital
�
pital
for
observation
Thys
has
been
charged
with
following
too
closely
bank
lobbed
mortars
and
fired
machine
guns
for
20
minutes
at
Israeli
soldiers
on
the
east
bank
near
El
Quantara
about
25
miles
from
the
canals
northern
en
entrance
�
trance
Israel
which
captured
nearly
all
of
Egypt
east
of
the
canal
In
the
June
5
10
war
reported
three
such
mortar
and
machine
gun
attacks
Sunday
on
its
positions
near
El
Quantara
The
Israelis
said
they
silenced
the
Egyptian
gunners
each
time
Radio
Cairo
said
Egyptian
for
forces
�
ces
in
positions
on
the
eastern
bank
turned
back
an
Israeli
at
attack
�
tack
and
destroyed
six
tanks
and
nine
armored
cars
In
weekend
fighting
The
two
sides
clashed
Satur
day
night
on
the
east
bank
Egypt
claimed
its
men
had
been
there
all
along
Israel
said
about
100
Egyptians
had
crossed
the
canal
and
penetrated
about
nine
m
lies
into
the
Sinai
Peninsula
before
being
driven
back
across
the
waterway
At
the
time
of
the
ceasefire
Egypt
had
a
force
In
Port
Fuad
on
the
east
bank
across
from
Port
Said
at
the
canals
north
northern
�
ern
entrance
Radio
Cairo
claim
claimed
�
ed
the
Israelis
were
trying
to
move
on
Port
Fuad
a
claim
the
Israelis
rejected
Israeli
military
men
Inter
Interpreted
�
preted
the
new
outbreak
as
an
attempt
by
Egyptian
President
Nasser
to
rally
his
shattered
army
against
the
threat
of
an
Israeli
invasion
BC
Still
98
Minutes
Behind
Top
Canoe
SELKIRK
Man
CP
Mani
toba
got
back
In
form
In
the
Centennial
Canoe
Pageant
Sun
day
to
shade
British
Columbia
by
four
seconds
In
a
sprint
race
on
the
Red
River
BC
posted
an
identical
vie
tory
margin
in
a
V2
mile
sprint
on
the
Asslnlbolne
River
In
Win
Winnipeg
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Saturday
Manitoba
covered
the
Sunday
course
of
just
over
one
mile
in
six
minutes
47
seconds
Alberta
was
third
In
seven
minutes
The
sprint
result
part
of
Sel
Selkirk
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Days
celebrations
did
not
affect
over
all
standings
In
the
3500
mile
Cross
Canada
pageant
from
Rocky
Mountain
House
Alta
to
Expo
07
In
Montreal
Manitoba
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East
Fighting
Resumes
Across
By
THE
ASSOCIATED
PRESS
Egyptian
and
Israeli
troops
clashed
at
the
Suez
Canal
for
the
third
straight
day
today
as
the
United
Nations
prepared
to
vote
on
demands
for
the
withdrawal
of
Israeli
troops
and
Israel
said
thousands
of
Arab
refugees
could
return
home
The
Israeli
Army
said
Egyp
Egyptians
�
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troops
on
the
canals
west
Assembly
Talking
It
Out
UNITED
NATIONS
CP
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UN
General
Assembly
neared
a
vote
today
on
the
Middle
East
crisis
on
sponsors
of
two
rival
resolutions
vied
for
the
two
thirds
majority
necessary
for
approval
The
122
natlon
assembly
in
emergency
session
by
Soviet
re
request
�
quest
since
June
17
had
agreed
to
hear
explanations
of
both
res
resolutions
�
olutions
and
start
voting
this
morning
But
17
so
called
non
aligned
countries
led
by
Yugoslavia
sought
to
delay
the
voting
while
they
dickered
with
14
French
speaking
African
countries
for
possibly
decisive
votes
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last
week
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Mansfield
left
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a
girl
nobody
under
understood
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Column
Page
11
O
Billy
Casper
and
Art
Wall
meet
in
a
golf
pla
off
today
as
Wall
bogied
on
the
18th
and
Caper
fired
a
birdie
to
make
the
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national
election
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platform
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with
one
eye
on
the
average
mans
pocketbook
Page
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Yoga
experts
were
nailed
to
a
cross
for
30
hours
at
a
demonstration
of
yoga
in
Montieal
Page
4
Sir
Francis
Chichester
sails
from
Plymouth
to
London
where
he
will
be
knighted
by
the
Queen
Page
4
Over
the
weekend
Cana
Canadian
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accidental
death
toll
reached
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of
the
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highest
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Life
Of
Citizen
of
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A
Moffat
who
has
a
long
record
of
community
service
In
Prince
George
has
been
named
Citizen
of
the
Year
He
received
a
commemora
commemorative
�
tive
scroll
from
the
Rotary
Club
Saturday
In
recognition
of
the
contribution
he
has
made
to
the
community
Presentation
was
made
at
the
Pioneer
Breakfast
held
in
the
Simon
Fraser
This
is
the
third
annual
award
by
the
club
Last
year
Dr
A
L
Chambers
was
chosen
Citi
Citizen
�
zen
of
the
Year
and
the
year
be
before
�
fore
John
Mclnnis
Sr
received
the
tribute
Mr
Moffat
known
to
most
as
Harold
or
to
longtime
friends
as
Ham
is
that
rare
resident
a
native
son
of
Prince
George
In
1933
he
entered
the
busi
business
�
ness
world
going
to
workforhls
father
at
Northern
Hardware
He
began
a
career
of
service
with
membership
In
the
Junior
Chamber
of
Commerce
and
was
elected
president
of
that
organ
organization
�
ization
in
the
early
1940s
It
was
at
about
this
time
that
the
club
won
recognition
as
the
top
Canadian
Jaycee
group
In
1945
he
became
a
school
trustee
a
civic
office
that
fol
followed
�
lowed
from
an
active
Junior
Chamber
campaign
In
support
of
a
new
school
for
the
city
That
school
was
Duchess
Park
and
at
the
time
many
were
opposed
to
its
construction
because
they
felt
the
wartime
population
surge
was
of
a
temporary
nature
Opponents
considered
It
to
be
a
great
and
needless
public
ex
expense
�
pense
Events
have
proven
far
differ
differently
�
ently
Mr
Moffat
served
for
20
years
on
the
board
resigning
two
years
ago
after
being
one
of
its
most
outspoken
advocates
of
progres
progressive
�
sive
change
Typical
was
the
board
initia
initiation
�
tion
of
high
school
dormitory
accommodation
at
cost
for
rural
students
who
otherwise
would
not
have
been
able
to
continue
their
education
Other
BC
later
followed
the
lead
given
in
Prince
George
He
also
was
one
of
the
first
advocates
of
the
regional
college
school
districts
I
concept
Recruitment
of
school
teach
H
A
MOFFAT
rare
resident
ers
from
the
United
Kingdom
was
another
project
spearheaded
by
Mr
Moffat
and
later
adopted
on
a
province
wide
basis
A
leader
in
establishment
of
the
Industrial
Development
Com
Commission
�
mission
instituted
by
the
Cham
Chamber
�
ber
of
Commerce
he
served
as
the
chambers
representative
on
it
Out
of
this
IDC
group
came
tho
first
concrete
evidence
of
in
interest
�
terest
by
forest
firms
In
con
construction
�
struction
of
pulp
mills
In
the
Central
Interior
Mr
Moffat
also
has
given
leadership
in
many
other
as
aspects
�
pects
of
community
life
He
was
president
of
the
Curl
Curling
�
ing
Club
when
the
decision
was
taken
to
build
an
adequate
curling
rink
Always
interested
in
the
de
development
�
velopment
of
the
Exhibition
these
days
heisdevotingasmjeh
spare
tims
as
possible
to
the
rallblrd
sport
of
sulky
racing
Premier
Makes
Plea
For
BC
Bank
Aid
VICTORIA
CP
-
Premier
Bennett
has
issued
an
appeal
to
British
Columbians
to
buy
shares
In
the
Bank
of
British
Columbia
I
pledge
my
word
that
the
bank
will
make
money
from
the
first
da
it
starts
to
do
busl
ness
and
within
three
years
of
its
opening
It
111
be
paying
div
ldends
The
premier
added
in
an
in
terview
Triday
further
with
in
10
years
there
will
be
big
capital
gains
for
original
pur
chasers
of
the
shares
The
p
r
e
m
1
e
rs
statement
came
following
reports
from
the
bank
that
its
month
long
share
selling
campaign
to
raise
75
000000
is
not
going
as
vell
as
had
been
expected
No
precise
figures
have
been
Issued
jet
but
the
bank
is
be
lleved
to
have
raised
only
about
10000000
Pearson
Hails
Queen
Part
of
Canada
MONTREAL
CP
-
Prime
Minister
Pearson
todaj
singled
out
the
British
monarchy
as
an
Institution
of
Canadas
heritage
that
has
given
the
country
co
heslveness
through
continuity
In
welcoming
the
Queen
and
Prince
Philip
to
Expo
67
at
a
mid
day
luncheon
he
urged
Ca
nadlans
to
appreciate
what
the
heritage
of
our
past
means
to
our
future
In
the
depths
of
our
roots
and
the
stability
that
comes
from
institutions
that
have
proven
their
value
He
said
the
monarchy
sym
bollzes
the
political
and
parlia
parliamentary
�
mentary
freedoms
Canadians
have
Inherited
and
broadened
through
the
ages
which
gives
to
our
political
life
the
cohesive
ness
that
comes
from
contlnu
lty
It
Is
a
continuity
that
goes
back
unbrokenly
from
the
budget
of
1967
approved
by
Parliament
In
Ottawa
to
the
clerk
of
the
exchequer
In
the
13th
century
making
In
Trench
a
report
on
the
state
of
the
treasury
to
a
French
speaking
king
who
then
tried
to
persuade
a
Trench
speaklng
council
to
grant
him
more
money
by
rais
raising
�
ing
taxes
The
monarch
as
an
institu
institution
�
tion
had
a
special
present
ap
appeal
�
peal
the
prime
minister
added
with
a
Queen
and
family
that
symbolizes
all
that
we
cherish
In
family
life
and
Jn
unselfish
and
dedicated
service
to
oth
ers
Mr
Pearson
said
Expo
has
achieved
Its
two
main
purposes
to
a
large
extent
It
was
designed
to
make
peo
pie
conscious
of
global
neigh
borhood
of
the
inescapable
In
Interdependence
�
terdependence
of
man
to
man
in
a
shrinking
crowded
planet
And
specifically
for
Canada
It
has
brought
us
together
within
our
own
boundaries
made
us
conscious
of
our
total
country
and
Its
destiny
as
no
other
sin
gle
project
could
have
done
He
referred
to
Fxpo
as
one
of
those
rather
accidental
mira
miracles
�
cles
of
history
that
sudden
crystallizes
a
countrys
true
character
It
is
becoming
apparent
to
the
world
at
last
that
we
are
not
merely
an
arctic
extension
of
the
United
States
It
has
been
refreshing
to
have
outsiders
analyzing
us
for
a
change
In
Instead
�
stead
of
subjecting
ourselves
to
introspective
self
examination
A
London
journalist
even
went
so
far
as
to
admit
that
Canada
now
existed
not
merely
as
fact
but
also
an
an
idea
and
an
Ideal