Bill
Ridd
Heads
City
Lions
Club
Bill
Ridd
lias
been
elected
president
of
the
local
Lions
club
He
will
succeed
Harry
Lo
max
as
of
July
1
Jack
Littler
Willy
Rcy
and
Pete
Choquettc
were
named
first-
second-
and
third
vice
presidents
respectively
and
Hill
Wojcik
was
rc
clcctcd
to
his
fifth
term
as
secretary
Larry
Itcmsbery
will
serve
as
treasurer
Howard
Powell
as
lion
tamer
and
Chuck
Lees
as
tail
twister
Jolon
Briggs
and
Eric
Fro
din
were
elected
to
serve
two
year
terms
as
directors
and
John
Bennett
and
Al
Dolling
arc
continuing
directors
Submarine
Atom
Missile
Hinted
WASHINGTON
MV
Thc
US
may
have
fired
a
nuclear
mis
missile
¬
sile
that
the
navy
claims
can
seek
out
and
kill
an
enemy
sub
submarine
¬
marine
within
a
range
of
eight
miles
The
first
underwater
explo
explosion
¬
sion
of
the
current
US
nuclear
test
series
was
one
of
two
blasts
detonated
Friday
in
the
Paci
Pacific
¬
fic
It
followed
the
air
burst
of
a
more
powerful
nuclear
device
dropped
from
an
airplane
be
believed
¬
lieved
lo
be
a
B
52
bomber
in
the
vicinity
of
Christmas
Is
Island
¬
land
The
two
siiots
the
first
one
day
loublcheadcr
of
the
Pacific
scries
were
the
eighth
and
ninth
of
the
tests
that
began
April
25
The
underwater
burst
was
de
described
¬
scribed
as
a
low
yield
shot
meaning
it
had
the
explosive
equivalent
of
less
than
20000
tons
of
TNT
The
defence
department
de
declined
¬
clined
to
identify
the
kind
of
de
device
¬
vice
or
weapon
3nolvcd
or
to
be
specific
about
where
it
oc
occurred
¬
curred
There
have
been
reliable
re
reports
¬
ports
that
anti
submarine
weap
weapons
¬
ons
would
be
tested
witli
a
nu
nuclear
¬
clear
charge
Home
Fatalities
Top
Road
Deaths
More
accidental
deaths
arc
caused
in
the
home
than
on
B
Cs
streets
and
highways
the
B
C
Safety
Council
reports
During
the
first
three
months
of
1902
statistics
just
released
reveal
109
accidental
deaths
have
occurred
in
homes
while
71
have
occurred
on
streets
and
highways
Major
causes
of
the
home
deaths
are
broken
down
show
showing
¬
ing
48
deaths
caused
by
fire
and
explosion
of
combustible
material
20
deaths
due
lo
falls
18
deaths
caused
by
poisons
and
17
deaths
caused
by
other
miscellaneous
reasons
Coming
Events
Harwln
Elementary
School
PTA
meets
in
the
school
audi
auditorium
¬
torium
Tuesday
at
8
pm
Prin
Principal
¬
cipal
Bob
Moss
will
explain
the
BC
education
system
as
it
ex
ists
following
reorganization
based
on
the
Chant
report
with
particular
emphasis
on
the
re
return
¬
turn
of
Grade
7
to
elementary
school
Central
Fort
George
PTA
will
meet
Tuesday
at
8
pm
at
the
school
Reports
of
the
annual
provincial
convention
will
be
presented
by
Mrs
Jean
Gillon
and
Mrs
Kay
Yardlcy
The
evening
ladies
golf
club
will
hold
its
opening
night
Tues
Tuesday
¬
day
at
030
pm
Former
and
new
members
welcome
A
meeting
will
follow
in
the
club
house
Prince
George
Town
and
Country
Coop
will
meet
at
the
C6
op
Centre
Monday
at
8
pm
A
3G
voicc
choir
from
the
Mennonitc
Brethren
Bible
Insti
tutc
will
present
a
program
of
sacred
music
Tuesday
at
8
pm
in
the
Evangelical
Free
Church
Guest
speaker
will
be
Rev
John
B
Epp
Regular
meeting
of
the
Guild
to
the
Childrens
Hospital
will
be
held
Tuesday
at
8
pm
in
the
Cariboo
Health
Unit
k
k
k
White
Spruce
Toastmistrcsses
arc
asked
lo
nolc
a
change
in
meeting
place
for
Tuesdays
meeting
It
will
be
held
at
030
pm
at
the
McDonald
Hotel
Guests
arc
asked
to
contact
Mrs
Don
Murphy
at
LOgan
4
G00G
or
Mrs
Cameron
Bliss
at
LOgan
4
8197
General
meeting
of
Knox
United
Church
UCW
will
take
place
Tuesday
at
8
pm
in
the
lower
hall
of
the
church
Ladies
of
the
Royal
Purple
will
observe
their
17th
birth
birthday
¬
day
celebration
at
the
regular
meeting
today
In
honor
of
the
occasion
members
of
the
Elks
will
be
guests
Time
and
place
8
pm
at
the
Elks
Hall
k
k
k
WA
to
CARS
will
hold
a
sale
of
home
cooking
and
arts
and
crafts
Friday
at
Northern
Hardware
The
sale
begins
at
230
pm
and
will
replace
for
this
year
the
annual
garden
tea
usually
held
by
the
group
k
k
-k
Last
meeting
of
the
season
for
Blue
Guidcrs
will
be
held
today
at
730
pm
at
the
Scout
Guide
Hall
k
k
k
Ladies
of
the
Liberal
Associa
tion
will
meet
today
at
8
p
m
in
the
Bon
Accord
Building
Regular
meeting
of
the
Cam
p
a
i
g
n
for
Nuclear
Disarma
Indian
War
Kecked
Off
OTTAWA
CIT
The
while
man
is
reeling
before
an
onslaught
by
red
men
opposed
to
members
of
their
race
oting
in
the
June
18
federal
election
Centres
of
the
modein
day
Indian
war
arc
the
Caughnawa
ga
Indian
lescrvation
near
Montreal
and
the
St
Regis
re
reservations
¬
servations
one
on
Cornwall
Is
Island
¬
land
near
Cornwall
Ont
and
another
a
few
miles
away
in
Quebec
The
Monawks
of
Caughnawa
ga
and
their
hi
others
of
the
Six
Nations
on
the
St
Regis
reser
reservations
¬
vations
have
passed
resolutions
that
they
want
no
part
of
their
new
right
lo
vote
in
federal
elections
The
white
man
has
taken
them
at
their
word
but
has
made
preparations
off
the
re
reservations
¬
servations
for
them
to
ote
just
in
case
they
change
their
minds
by
June
18
Chief
John
Sharrow
a
mem
member
¬
ber
of
the
St
Regis
band
on
Cornwall
Island
said
Friday
night
that
if
any
polling
booths
are
placed
on
the
reservation
I
will
take
the
oting
booth
off
the
island
and
throw
it
in
the
St
Lawrence
River
myself
As
a
result
of
the
resolution
passed
by
the
Indians
no
poll-
ing
booths
will
be
located
on
the
icservations
and
no
elec
tion
officers
will
be
stationed
on
them
Theie
also
was
no
enum
enumeration
¬
eration
of
voters
on
the
reser
reservations
¬
vations
However
polling
booths
will
uo
located
adjacent
to
the
re
servations
This
will
enable
the
few
white
people
on
the
rcser
vations
to
cast
a
vote
and
any
Indians
who
change
their
minds
Volers
have
been
enumerated
by
using
lists
provided
by
the
lecierai
Indian
aualrs
branch
Officials
of
the
branch
say
the
lists
arc
up
to
date
The
CoinwallIsland
Indians
are
in
the
federal
constituency
of
Stormont
while
the
other
two
reservations
arc
in
Chateau
giiay
HuntlngdorvLaprairie
C9I
II
M
Jones
federal
dir
ector
of
Indian
affairs
says
he
is
lpystified
over
why
the
In
Indians
¬
dians
object
to
exercising
their
franchise
to
ote
in
federal
elec
elections
¬
tions
This
right
was
provided
in
legislation
passed
by
Parlia
ment
in
1960
Col
Jones
said
there
seems
to
be
an
impression
among
somp
Indians
that
they
will
lose
some
of
their
rights
if
they
ote
However
foe
sql
hat
PiU
to
Vote
zenship
Minister
Tairclough
told
Parliament
April
11
that
no
rights
of
Indians
would
be
af
fected
Chief
Sharrow
of
the
Corn
wall
reserve
said
Friday
night
however
that
there
will
be
no
Indian
vote
in
this
eleclion
We
have
neer
voted
in
any
election
federal
provincial
or
municipal
and
we
do
not
in
intend
¬
tend
to
sjart
now
lie
said
They
keep
trying
to
push
us
and
trying
to
make
us
violate
our
own
constitution
Chief
Sharrow
said
any
Indian
on
Cornwall
Island
who
otes
will
no
longer
be
a
band
mem
member
¬
ber
In
other
words
ho
snap
snapped
¬
ped
Ihey
can
take
up
the
white
mans
ways
LEGALS
Government
of
the
Province
of
British
Columbia
Department
of
Highways
Fort
George
Electoral
District
BUTUMINOUS
SURFACING
1962
63
PROJECT
NO
S
6362
JOHN
HART
HIGHWAY
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Rver
Bridge
to
pGE
Railway
Crossing
Section
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1156
166
Miles
NOTICE
TO
CONTRACTORS
Sealed
tenders
maiked
Ten
Tender
¬
der
for
Bituminous
Surfacing
1962
63
Project
No
S
6362
will
be
receied
by
the
Minister
of
Highways
in
his
office
at
the
Parliament
Buildings
Victoria
BC
up
to
200
pm
Pacific
Daylight
Saving
Time
on
Thursday
the
3tst
day
of
May
1962
and
ODened
in
nnhlio
nt
that
time
and
date
Plans
specifications
and
con
ditions
of
tender
mnv
ho
nh
taincd
fiom
the
Department
of
Highways
635
Burrard
Street
Vancouver
l
B
C
or
from
the
undersigned
for
the
sum
of
ten
dollars
10
which
is
not
re
fundable
No
tender
will
be
accepted
or
considered
which
contains
ap
escalator
clause
or
any
other
quahfjing
conditions
and
the
lowest
or
any
tender
will
not
necessarily
be
accepted
l
T
BROWN
Chief
Engineer
Department
of
Highways
Paihament
Buildings
Victoria
B
C
File
No
5639
63
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April
1962
ment
formerly
known
as
the
Committee
for
Control
of
Radi
ation
Hazards
will
meet
in
the
study
hall
at
King
George
V
School
Tuesday
at
8
pm
The
meeting
will
take
the
form
of
a
work
bee
to
prepare
the
float
for
the
Victoria
Day
parade
k
-k
k
Senior
High
School
PTA
will
hold
the
last
meeting
of
the
season
in
the
home
economics
room
at
the
school
Wednesday
at
8
pm
The
program
will
take
the
form
of
a
group
dis
discussion
¬
cussion
on
subjects
which
par
parents
¬
ents
and
teachers
would
like
to
sec
covered
in
next
years
program
if
-k
-k
Co
onerative
Play
Group
As
sociation
will
meet
Wednesday
at
8
pm
In
the
IWA
Hall
909
Fifth
downstairs
Semi
annual
meeting
of
the
Prince
George
Agricultural
and
Industrial
Association
will
take
the
form
of
a
meeting
dance
and
late
dinner
at
the
main
ex
exhibition
¬
hibition
building
fair
grounds
F
r
1
d
a
y
starting
at
745
pm
All
members
are
urged
to
at
attend
¬
tend
and
to
bring
a
guest
couple
Services
of
registered
nurses
arc
required
to
administer
Sa
bin
oral
polio
vaccine
June
4
to
1G
at
the
Cariboo
Health
Unit
Nurses
who
arc
able
to
assist
arc
asked
to
contact
Mrs
Eva
Carr
at
LOgan
4
4G72
k
k
k
Triends
of
the
Library
will
sponsor
an
art
show
at
the
lib
rary
Wednesday
from
J
w
5
pm
and
730
to
10
pm
The
exhibit
will
feature
about
40
paintings
the
work
of
15
local
artists
who
are
members
of
the
Prince
George
Art
Club
Tea
will
be
served
and
a
silver
col
collection
¬
lection
taken
Regular
meeting
of
the
Busi
ness
and
Professional
Womens
Club
will
be
held
Thursday
at
615
pm
at
the
McDonald
Ho
tel
South
Fort
George
PTA
will
meet
Tuesday
at
8
p
m
After
a
short
business
meet
meeting
¬
ing
and
election
of
the
19G2
G3
executive
David
Eldred
prin
principal
¬
cipal
will
outline
the
promo
tional
policy
of
South
Fort
George
School
Particular
em
emphasis
¬
phasis
will
be
placed
on
Grade
1
Next
a
panel
will
discuss
the
topic
Should
Children
Receive
Rewards
for
Being
Promoted
to
the
Next
Higher
Grade
A
dis
discussion
¬
cussion
will
follow
Plans
will
be
discussed
for
next
months
sports
day
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and
Tuesday
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8
pm
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of
a
boy
and
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dog
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Tire
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for
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recommend
and
sell
fireton
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ADULTS
75c
Thrift
Shop
Open
Only
on
Saturday
Hospital
Auxiliary
members
discussed
the
summer
program
at
their
recent
meeting
the
last
meeting
until
fall
It
was
decided
that
the
Thrift
Shop
would
be
open
Saturday
mornings
only
during
the
sum
summer
¬
mer
under
the
convencrship
of
Mrs
Robert
Clark
Owing
to
the
shortage
of
vol
volunteer
¬
unteer
help
during
the
months
of
July
and
August
members
will
be
unable
lo
carry
out
their
service
of
taking
patients
to
and
from
chapel
during
this
period
Plans
were
also
discussed
for
the
North
Regional
Conference
of
the
Hospital
Auxiliary
to
be
held
here
May
23
Hospital
Administrator
Gor
don
Towncnd
and
Board
Chair
Chairman
¬
man
Gordon
Bryant
were
spe
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¬
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guests
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than
GO
persons
were
in
attendance
Guest
sneaker
was
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and
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topic
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