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Vol
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No
161
a
Dont
wait
on
tenterhooks
for
a
sonic
boom
Monday
when
the
visiting
RCAr
aero
aerobatics
�
batics
team
the
Golden
Cen
tennaires
bursts
into
action
The
nine
CL
41
Tutor
Jets
with
a
maximum
speed
of
488
mph
can
t
even
manage
a
small
crack
in
the
sound
barrier
Public
re
relations
�
lations
officer
for
the
team
Tl
ht
David
Lett
has
also
given
an
assurance
the
sensa
sensational
�
tional
cr
101
super
Starfighter
which
held
the
air
speed
record
at
140409
mph
in
1958
will
also
stay
within
the
barrier
A
CBC
radio
booster
sta
tlon
Is
scheduled
for
in
installation
�
stallation
at
rraser
Lake
this
Oh
Say
20
Paget
Toronto
Recreation
Department
officials
have
solved
the
mystery
of
why
the
job
of
lifeguard
has
suddenly
become
the
most
popular
occupation
in
their
area
The
lucky
fellow
above
holds
one
of
the
jobs
and
hes
pretty
happy
with
it
Why
just
follow
his
line
of
sight
across
the
page
The
Police
Beat
ifh
Infanticide
A
teen
age
mother
In
Burns
Lake
Wednesday
was
charged
with
Infanticide
following
the
death
of
her
infant
twin
girls
Delia
Louise
Hale
18
orig
originally
�
inally
of
Graham
Island
near
Prince
Rupert
is
a
student
here
The
unwed
mother
was
re
remanded
�
manded
in
custody
for
psychi
psychiatric
�
atric
examination
A
coroners
report
released
Wednesday
said
the
two
children
died
Aug
5
for
reasons
other
than
normal
James
Rogers
35
of
1818
Eleventh
Ave
has
been
repoited
missing
after
he
went
swimming
in
the
Fraser
River
at
Chilli
warfc
on
Wednesday
Mr
Rogers
was
swimming
with
friends
and
failed
to
return
to
shore
with
them
Mr
Rogers
was
employed
here
on
a
pulp
mill
project
Bus
driver
Paul
Marquette
of
2051
Juniper
parked
his
bus
outside
his
home
last
night
When
he
returned
several
mn
utes
later
he
discovered
about
35
In
bus
tickets
20
to
30
in
bills
and
a
belt
changer
con
containing
�
taining
about
15
in
coin
had
an
oeen
stolen
lonce
are
in
investigating
�
vestigating
An
apparent
school
arson
at
j
tempt
has
been
reported
by
police
The
report
comes
after
a
scorch
mark
was
found
on
a
washroom
wall
in
a
new
school
In
the
Highland
Park
Subdivision
The
attempt
is
believed
thework
of
juveniles
Its
a
real
stinker
when
some
somebody
�
body
steals
your
skunk
George
Vincent
of
1G7
North
Lyon
St
reported
his
pet
skunk
missing
today
The
skunk
which
Mr
Vincent
believes
to
be
the
only
one
in
town
is
valued
at
50
Laws
Suggested
For
Snowmobiles
KELOWNA
CP
-
The
Kel
owna
and
District
Safety
Coun
Council
�
cil
Wednesday
presented
recom
recommendations
�
mendations
to
the
BC
Safety
Council
on
the
use
of
snow
snowmobiles
�
mobiles
It
recommended
snowmobiles
be
registered
under
the
Motor
Vehicle
Act
and
that
a
regis
registration
�
tration
number
be
attached
to
each
machine
It
also
suggested
the
minimum
age
of
each
driver
should
be
14
and
that
the
ve
vehicles
�
hicles
should
be
restricted
to
secondary
roads
Standard
equipment
for
oper
operation
�
ation
should
Include
headlight
tall
light
biakes
spare
drive
belt
and
tool
kit
month
Skeena
MP
Trank
Howard
las
announced
that
representa
representations
�
tions
for
a
booster
station
were
successful
and
the
CBC
hoped
to
have
one
operating
in
the
area
by
the
end
of
the
month
The
transmitter
will
be
of
40
watt
strength
and
will
broadcast
over
940
on
the
radio
dial
Howard
said
gk
Pretty
hot
weather
now
but
w
it
s
a
consoling
thought
that
if
the
weather
follows
patterns
of
pievious
years
we
should
have
our
first
morning
of
frost
within
the
next
two
weeks
And
only
about
82
more
days
until
that
pretty
white
stuff
flitters
down
carpeting
our
driveways
4r
i
Strike
Starts
on
Great
Lakes
Carmichael
A
Traitor
NEWPORT
BEACH
Calif
AP
Barry
Goldwater
says
black
power
advocate
Stokely
Carmichael
should
be
tried
for
treason
and
if
found
guilty
ex
executed
�
ecuted
The
former
Arizona
senator
at
his
summer
home
told
news
newspaper
�
paper
men
Wednesday
Carmi
Carmichael
�
chael
should
be
arrested
when
he
returns
to
the
United
States
from
Cuba
While
saying
he
doesnt
know
that
Communists
are
inciting
riots
in
US
cities
Goldwater
said
If
I
were
a
Communist
I
certainly
would
be
working
right
in
there
with
the
Carmichaels
and
the
Rap
Browns
He
said
They
should
be
treated
as
traitors
and
the
pen
penalty
�
alty
should
bo
given
to
them
MkfiBBll
HRlliHKipf
INSIDE
TODAYS
CITIZEN
O
Stalins
daughter
Svetlana
above
in
a
savage
criticism
of
Stalin
style
communism
says
her
father
was
his
own
victim
Page
13
O
A
Detroit
policeman
ad
admits
�
mits
slajing
Negro
youth
but
pleads
self
defence
Page
12
O
Hundreds
of
tourists
and
campers
and
the
communities
of
Tofino
and
Ucluelet
on
Vancouver
Island
cut
off
by
a
4000
acre
forest
fire
Page
5
American
casualty
toll
in
Viet
Nam
drops
to
lowest
since
January
officials
re
report
�
port
lull
in
fighting
Page
7
9
Editorials
2
Town
and
Country
20
Coming
Events
1
5
Provincial
News
4
Sports
11
Stocks
6
People
Make
the
News
5
World
News
7
Movies
Comics
13
Womens
World
15
Classified
Ads
16
17
18
and
19
SUNNY
and
VERY
WARM
Low
45
High
90
a
a
MrTI
A
A
JlAXA
2
MONTREAL
CP
Crews
on
lake
carriers
operated
by
32
shipping
companies
left
their
ships
at
noon
today
in
a
strike
that
is
expected
to
tie
up
about
82
per
cent
of
Canadas
inland
maritime
transportation
The
walkout
called
for
noon
local
times
in
ports
from
Halifax
to
the
head
of
the
Great
Lakes
got
under
way
even
while
negotiators
met
here
in
desperate
talks
to
reach
some
settlement
The
5400
member
Seafarers
International
Union
took
strike
action
in
demand
demanding
�
ing
a
40
hour
work
week
among
other
things
for
seamen
It
came
after
the
federal
government
granted
shipping
companies
an
18
month
deferral
in
implementing
terms
of
legislation
giving
the
40
hour
week
to
most
nation
wide
industries
BOn
rlCiSSie
By
BOB
GROVES
The
year
long
fight
for
the
allegiance
of
320
pulp
mill
workers
should
be
finished
in
less
than
a
month
By
that
time
the
provincial
Labour
Relations
Board
will
have
ruled
on
an
application
by
the
raiding
Pulp
and
Paper
Workers
of
Canada
union
for
certification
at
Prince
George
Pulp
and
Paper
Co
Certification
at
the
mill
is
currently
held
by
the
International
Brotherhood
of
Pulp
Sulphite
and
Paper
Mill
Workers
local
612
The
LRB
whose
decision
is
binding
have
called
a
hearing
Aug
30
apparently
seeking
fur
further
�
ther
clarification
of
the
PPWCs
bid
for
certification
It
is
believed
the
LRB
may
call
a
vote
of
the
local
mem
membership
�
bership
perhaps
a
week
to
10
days
after
the
August
30
hearing
Decision
of
which
union
they
would
owe
allegiance
to
would
tnen
De
leit
to
tne
320
workers
Things
are
finally
starting
to
move
We
can
finally
see
the
deadline
approachlngjsaid
Fred
Corley
an
organizer
for
the
cur
rently
certfiied
International
union
Mr
Corley
from
the
lower
mainland
area
has
along
with
other
officers
been
In
and
out
of
Prince
George
assisting
per
permanent
�
manent
International
represent
representative
�
ative
Peter
Marshall
in
the
inter
union
fight
For
the
rival
PPWC
who
broke
away
from
the
international
In
1963
vice
president
Angus
Macphee
has
been
making
Inten
Intensive
�
sive
organizing
efforts
here
Mr
Macphee
Is
expected
to
be
re
returning
�
turning
to
Prince
George
soon
The
international
union
con
concedes
�
cedes
the
raiding
PPWC
have
signed
up
a
majority
of
the
pre
present
�
sent
Local
612
membership
This
is
required
before
the
Labour
Relations
Board
will
accept
ap
applications
�
plications
for
certification
It
has
been
claimed
by
the
PPWC
they
have
at
least
68
per
cent
of
the
locals
mem
bership
signed
up
However
in
international
�
ternational
officials
did
not
place
too
much
significance
on
this
Weve
heard
some
of
the
guys
have
been
signing
up
just
to
get
them
the
PPWC
off
their
backs
said
an
international
man
They
may
lose
a
lot
of
them
If
it
goes
to
a
straight
vote
In
the
Prince
George
battle
be
between
�
tween
the
giant
International
and
the
breakaway
PPWC
the
breakaway
Canadians
have
had
inside
help
Three
officers
of
the
internationals
Local
612
have
been
persuaded
to
actively
work
for
and
hold
offices
in
PPWCs
projected
Prince
George
Local
9
The
International
has
a
mem
membership
�
bership
of
about
180000
in
the
US
and
Canada
while
the
PPWC
have
about
3800
members
all
of
mem
in
Bc
Pickets
appeared
at
two
ships
in
the
Port
of
Montreal
just
as
the
strike
deadline
passed
Two
ships
the
Transinland
and
the
Gulf
Transport
were
expected
in
Halifax
later
and
their
crews
would
leave
after
docking
It
had
been
earlier
reported
here
by
the
SIU
that
sailors
in
Halifax
had
started
walking
out
on
time
at
11
am
EDT
But
it
was
later
learned
that
no
SIU
manned
ships
had
reached
the
port
before
the
deadline
In
Montreal
negotiations
con
continued
�
tinued
beyond
noon
in
talks
that
were
resumed
at
1045
am
after
an
adjournment
at
mid
midnight
�
night
Wednesday
The
talks
are
being
held
under
Judge
Rene
Lippe
head
of
the
three
man
trusteeship
on
mari
maritime
�
time
union
affairs
Judge
Lippe
described
that
latest
talks
as
the
first
real
direct
and
serious
negotiations
between
the
parties
since
last
March
Before
starting
discussions
today
SIU
President
Leonard
McLaughlin
told
reporters
If
we
cant
avert
a
strike
the
next
best
thing
is
to
make
it
as
short
as
possible
The
32
companies
involved
operate
181
vessels
handling
In
Inland
�
land
shipping
Only
three
other
major
companies
on
the
Great
Lakes
whose
employees
are
represented
by
another
union
are
not
affected
by
the
strike
An
SIU
spokesman
said
that
by
tonight
about
70
ships
will
be
tied
up
in
ports
on
the
lakes
the
St
Lawrence
River
and
the
East
Coast
He
estimated
that
60
more
would
dock
Friday
and
lose
their
crews
Canadas
defence
minister
Paul
Hellyer
has
already
unified
the
countrys
armed
forces
Now
hes
coming
hereto
unify
the
Lib
Liberals
�
erals
In
the
newly
formed
Prince
George
Peace
River
constitu
constituency
�
ency
The
defence
minister
who
ar
arrives
�
rives
In
town
Saturday
will
be
the
featured
speaker
at
a
public
questlon-and-answer
period
at
8
pm
that
evening
Preceding
this
hell
sit
at
the
head
table
during
a
banquet
put
on
by
the
local
Gilts
who
hope
that
this
party
Is
one
that
all
men
will
come
to
the
aid
of
The
banquet
at
the
Inn
of
the
North
Is
part
of
the
Liberal
foun
founding
�
ding
convention
a
one
day
affair
with
two
aims
strengthening
the
movement
here
and
raising
a
few
dollars
to
boot
Tickets
to
The
daily
newspaper
for
Central
British
Columbia
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GEORGE
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
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AUGUST
17
1967
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Off
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Conv
7S
PER
MONTH
BY
CARRIER
Can
You
See
Heres
why
that
lifeguard
is
happy
with
his
job
Its
relaxing
the
pay
is
acceptable
and
the
scenery
is
incomparable
Theres
not
much
effort
required
either
Girls
who
sport
the
mini
bikinis
like
those
above
seldom
hide
their
daring
attire
by
actually
adventuring
into
more
than
ankle
deep
water
For
those
wondering
theres
a
long
waiting
list
for
the
lifeguard
jobs
Invite
Hellyer
to
the
banquet
are
available
from
Christian
O
Hansen
563
0681
The
8
pm
meeting
of
course
is
free
and
provides
a
chance
for
Interested
people
to
pump
questions
at
the
defence
minis
minister
�
ter
whose
successful
move
to
unify
the
armed
forces
put
him
on
the
front
pages
of
news
newspapers
�
papers
across
Canada
Contrary
to
rumors
Mr
Hel
Hellyer
�
lyer
will
not
arrive
by
tank
Hell
drive
here
stopping
for
a
while
in
Williams
Lake
to
speak
at
a
meeting
Election
of
officers
for
the
Prince
George
Peace
River
constituency
will
also
be
part
of
the
founding
convention
Delegates
register
at
9
am
Crippled
Ferry
Docked
VANCOUVER
CP
-
The
crippled
British
Columbia
ferry
Queen
of
Prince
Rupert
reached
Vancouver
Wednesday
after
a
180
mile
tow
from
the
Alert
Bay
area
off
the
northern
coast
of
Vancouver
Island
The
6500000
ferry
was
taken
under
tow
after
being
pulled
Local
Alum
Plant
Contract
Awarded
Inland
Chemicals
Ltd
today
announced
award
of
a
contract
to
Dezell
Construction
Co
Ltd
for
construction
of
an
aluminum
sulphate
plant
in
the
PGE
In
Industrial
�
dustrial
Park
Inland
vice
president
and
gen
general
�
eral
manager
George
Grant
said
the
aluminum
sulphate
alum
plant
should
be
In
operation
by
the
end
of
the
year
He
declined
to
divulge
cost
of
the
new
plant
which
will
be
built
adjacent
to
the
sulphuric
acid
plant
Inland
expects
to
open
in
Oc
October
�
tober
If
You
Want
To
Wave
a
Flag
Giant
said
construction
will
start
Immediately
In
the
alum
plant
The
new
plant
which
uses
sul
sulphuric
�
phuric
acid
as
one
of
its
raw
materials
will
produce
a
min
minimum
�
imum
of
5000
tons
per
year
said
Gi
ant
Alum
production
like
Inlands
sulphuric
acid
produc
production
�
tion
will
bo
geared
to
the
needs
of
pulp
mills
In
the
area
Grant
said
bauxite
the
other
raw
material
used
in
the
alum
process
is
scheduled
to
arrive
in
November
free
of
Haddington
Reef
last
Saturday
The
325
foot
vessel
ran
aground
on
the
reef
in
fog
iriday
morning
on
a
voyage
from
Prince
Rupert
to
Kelsey
Bay
on
Vancouver
Island
The
deepsea
tug
Sudbury
II
pulled
the
ferry
to
Burrard
Dry
Dock
in
North
Vancouver
about
10
am
PDT
Wednesday
The
vessel
is
expected
to
be
in
drydock
for
at
least
two
weeks
for
repairs
to
her
dam
aged
hull
There
were
87
automobiles
and
299
passengers
aboard
when
the
ferry
hit
the
reef
but
there
were
no
injuries
and
all
the
cars
were
taken
off
and
landed
from
barges
After
she
had
been
taken
off
the
reef
the
ferry
was
taken
to
Port
McNeill
at
the
north
end
of
Vancouver
Island
where
div
ers
applied
a
temporary
patch
to
the
gash
made
by
the
reef
Just
north
of
Nanaimo
her
engine
room
pumps
gave
out
and
she
was
taken
quickly
to
shore
where
she
could
be
beached
if
necessary
ITS
HARD
TO
BE
PATRIOTIC
By
ROB
BARRETT
Citizen
Staff
Writer
What
no
flags
Big
ones
I
mean
not
the
waving
at
a
parade
kind
Here
it
is
Centennial
ear
and
a
good
Prince
George
patriot
Is
lucky
to
find
a
full
sized
Canadian
flag
to
flap
in
the
breeze
Only
one
store
checked
jesterday
came
good
with
a
big
flag
the
others
hadonly
smaller
ones
up
to
about
18
in
by
10
in
And
the
flag
displays
con
consisted
�
sisted
mostly
of
clusters
of
the
15
variety
hardly
enough
to
make
a
Canadian
heart
swell
v
1th
pride
But
apparently
it
is
the
old
story
of
supply
and
de
demand
�
mand
no
one
wants
a
flag
any
bigger
than
the
small
economy
size
on
the
stick
As
one
shop
assistant
put
it
I
have
only
had
two
re
quests
this
year
for
full
sized
flags
most
peoplebuy
the
smaller
ones
as
sou
souvenirs
�
venirs
But
we
do
keep
a
small
stock
of
larger
ones
on
hand
she
added
Four
other
stores
carried
three
different
sizes
all
less
than
full
sized
and
all
hanging
stiffly
off
the
end
of
sticks
Two
other
stores
one
boasting
a
healthy
silk
flag
outside
had
no
Canadian
flags
for
sale
at
all
the
shame
of
it
all
Come
on
you
Prince
George
patriots
go
out
and
order
yourselves
a
big
hunk
of
maple
leaf
even
if
you
only
tack
it
onto
the
inside
of
the
bathroom
door
Or
if
you
are
a
little
more
ambitious
you
could
always
do
what
the
advertising
men
do
run
it
up
a
flag
pole
and
see
who
salutes
FOULED
FINGER
FOILS
FIREMEN
PENTICTON
BCCP
A
Calgary
tourist
got
con
considerably
�
siderably
more
than
he
bar
bargained
�
gained
for
the
other
night
when
he
tried
buying
a
book
booklet
�
let
of
stamps
from
a
can
tankerous
post
office
stamp
machine
The
tourist
A
GCamer
GCameron
�
on
got
90
minutes
of
frus
frustration
�
tration
and
blushing
embar
embarrassment
�
rassment
Monday
night
when
he
deposited
a
coin
and
yank
yanked
�
ed
the
lever
There
was
no
sign
of
the
stamps
He
looked
up
the
chute
where
the
stamps
come
out
and
thought
he
saw
a
book
so
he
put
his
right
Index
fin
finger
�
ger
up
the
chute
to
pull
it
down
assistant
postmast
postmaster
�
er
M
F
Glover
said
His
first
knuckle
went
past
the
plate
Inside
the
chute
and
his
finger
got
stuck
He
couldnt
bend
It
and
it
started
to
swell
Mr
Cameron
yelled
through
a
mall
slot
to
work
workers
�
ers
Inside
They
couldnt
get
the
finger
out
and
Mr
Glov
Glover
�
er
was
called
in
from
home
Two
firemen
arrived
with
hacksaws
chisels
and
screw
screwdrivers
�
drivers
The
fellow
was
reallj
embarrassed
so
we
got
the
machine
off
the
wall
and
took
the
whole
thing
oyer
to
the
fire
liaU
said
Mr
Glover
The
problem
w
as
that
the
door
of
the
machine
had
to
come
off
but
his
finger
was
stuck
In
the
Inside
mechan
mechanism
�
ism
which
wasnt
attached
to
the
door
We
Jimmied
the
door
off
Its
hinges
which
gave
us
about
a
four
Inch
space
to
get
in
with
a
cold
chisel
and
shear
off
the
block
Then
we
put
the
door
In
a
vise
and
cut
through
the
door
then
put
the
block
in
the
vice
cut
It
and
split
It
The
stamps
They
liad
ejected
quickly
and
landed
on
the
sidewalk
when
MrCameronpulledthe
lever