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THE
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Monday
April
29
1963
McBRIDE
NEWS
By
EDNA
HODGSON
PO
Box
247
Phone
LOgan
92242
MctlRWE
Elks
and
mem
members
¬
bers
ot
the
OORP
from
through
throughout
¬
out
the
North
Central
Interior
converged
on
McBridc
early
Saturday
to
attend
session
of
the
annual
district
conference
They
came
from
Lac
La
Hache
Williams
Lake
Vandcr-
hoof
and
Prince
George
ac
accompanied
¬
companied
by
the
Prince
Elk
cttcs
drill
team
Delegates
were
met
at
the
4
am
train
by
local
OOUt
ladies
and
Elks
who
served
hot
coffee
before
taking
them
to
their
rooms
for
a
short
rest
Registration
started
at
10
am
and
at
noon
the
two
lodges
commenced
business
sessions
which
lasted
until
almost
din
ner
time
at
7
pm
A
total
of
40
Elks
and
55
members
of
the
OORP
plus
guests
enjoyed
a
dinner
in
the
Senior
Secondary
School
auditorium
prepared
by
the
ladies
of
All
Saints
Guild
Toastmastcr
was
Don
Amies
of
McBridc
Lodge
and
Rev
J
D
Cruickshank
gave
the
invo
cation
Exalted
Ruler
Tom
McDon
aid
of
McBridc
Lodge
247
ex
tended
the
official
welcome
to
the
visitors
Honoured
Royal
Lady
Mrs
Alice
Patrick
gae
an
address
of
welcome
on
be
half
of
the
McBridc
Lodge
of
the
OORP
commenting
that
it
is
just
over
15
years
since
the
McBridc
lodge
was
instituted
They
were
highly
honored
she
said
with
the
presence
of
Sup
Supreme
¬
reme
Life
Member
Lady
Eliza
Elizabeth
¬
beth
Deanc
of
Vancouver
who
instituted
the
lodge
Earlier
Orville
Christcnson
and
Honour
Mrs
Dcane
presented
15
year
red
Royal
Lady
Mrs
Mary
pins
to
the
following
charter
members
Mrs
Helena
Lons
Lonsdale
¬
dale
Mrs
Alexina
Renshaw
Mrs
Jenny
Leake
Mrs
Maude
Dutton
Mrs
Thclma
Anderson
and
Mrs
Lillian
Waller
Mrs
Patrick
welcomed
the
young
girls
of
the
Prince
George
Elkettcs
Drill
Team
and
thanked
the
isiting
lodges
for
their
contributions
District
Deputy
Grand
Exalt
Exalted
¬
ed
Ruler
Verne
Barry
of
Lac
La
Hache
thanked
the
McBridc
lodge
for
its
hospitality
and
the
district
lodges
for
their
support
during
his
term
of
office
He
congratulated
tack
Sales
of
Quesnel
on
his
election
to
the
office
of
District
Deputy
Grand
Exalted
Ruler
Lady
Elizabeth
Deane
spoke
of
her
pleasure
at
being
at
the
meeting
and
of
her
memories
of
the
Lodges
she
has
visited
in
the
district
She
said
friend
ship
is
the
key
Life
without
friendship
is
like
a
garden
with
out
flowers
she
said
She
commended
OORP
lodges
for
their
contributions
to
the
Purple
Cross
fund
in
aid
of
children
of
wartorn
countries
District
Deputy
Grand
Exalt
cd
Ruler
elect
Sales
urged
his
brother
Elks
to
put
their
should
ers
to
the
wheel
to
make
Elk
dom
the
best
it
can
be
Short
speeches
expressing
ap
preciation
for
the
hospitality
were
given
by
Exalted
Ruler
Traffic
deaths
in
BC
top
automobile
increase
Highway
accidents
in
BC
continue
to
increase
at
a
high
higher
¬
er
rate
than
the
motor
vehicle
increase
reports
the
provincial
motor
vehicle
branch
in
Vic
Victoria
¬
toria
Reporting
on
the
first
two
months
of
the
year
the
branch
said
a
total
of
4400
accidents
occurred
during
January
and
February
1963
an
increase
of
WOMAN
72
JAILED
VANCOUVER
CP
Violet
Met
Metcalfe
¬
calfe
72
was
sentenced
Friday
to
30
days
in
jail
on
a
prostitu
prostitution
¬
tion
charge
It
was
the
second
time
the
elderly
woman
had
been
arrested
for
prostitution
in
about
a
month
seven
per
cent
over
the
corrc
sponding
period
in
1962
Motor
vehicle
licences
issued
to
Feb
28
totalled
approximate
ly
622000
an
increase
of
five
per
cent
compared
with
the
cor
corresponding
¬
responding
period
in
1962
Persons
injured
in
these
ac
accidents
¬
cidents
has
taken
more
than
a
10
per
cent
increase
Fatalities
during
the
first
months
of
1963
jumped
to
41
compared
with
1962s
January
and
February
total
of
30
Taking
these
same
figures
and
applying
them
on
a
ratio
basis
the
number
of
fatalities
is
increasing
at
a
far
greater
rate
than
both
the
number
ot
accidents
and
the
number
of
licenced
motor
vehicles
the
re
port
states
Christens
m
of
Lac
La
Hche
Exalted
Ruler
Howard
Harris
and
Honoured
Royal
Lady
Mrs
Mabel
Franks
of
Quesnel
Ex
alted
Ruler
Art
Brown
of
Ca
Cariboo
¬
riboo
Lodge
Williams
Lake
Honored
Royal
Lady
Mrs
Pau
line
Smollenberg
of
Williams
Lake
Exalted
Ruler
Ralph
El
Ellison
¬
lison
and
Honored
Royal
Lady
Pat
Gunderson
of
Prince
George
The
toast
to
the
ladies
was
given
by
Past
Exalted
Ruler
Harotd
Bartsch
of
Lac
La
Hache
Past
District
Deputy
Grand
Mrs
Helena
Lonsdale
replied
to
the
toast
to
her
sis
sisters
¬
ters
Brother
Ralph
Gunderson
of
Prince
George
first
vice-president
of
BC
Elks
brought
greetings
from
provincial
presi
president
¬
dent
Ken
Riley
and
extended
an
invitation
to
all
to
attend
the
convention
at
Vernon
Speeches
over
the
large
gath
e
r
i
n
g
settled
themselves
to
watch
a
very
entertaining
pro
program
¬
gram
by
the
Prince
George
Elk
Elkettcs
¬
ettcs
drill
team
Nine
girls
in
smart
purple
and
white
uni
uniforms
¬
forms
performed
a
baton
drill
and
were
followed
by
Sharcn
Riggs
in
a
solo
number
with
lighted
baton
A
solo
baton
num
number
¬
ber
by
little
Karen
SIcssinger
and
a
duet
by
Patty
Bell
and
Kathy
Chappcll
drew
applause
as
did
the
Junior
Drill
Team
Carol
Dutton
in
her
twist-en-baton
number
received
hearty
ap
applause
¬
plause
as
did
the
final
perform
er
Neila
McArthur
and
her
flaming
baton
solo
RITES
TUESDAY
FOR
MRS
KING
QUESNEL
Staff
Pioneer
Quesnel
tesident
Mrs
Jessie
Ellen
King
71
died
Friday
morning
in
G
R
Baker
Me
Memorial
¬
morial
Hospital
after
a
short
illness
Funeral
service
will
be
held
at
2
pm
-Tuesday
in
the
Unit
United
¬
ed
Church
with
D
Fader
of
Wells
officiating
Born
in
Glasgow
Scotland
Mrs
King
came
to
BC
51
years
ago
and
to
Quesnel
37
years
ago
She
was
pre
predeceased
¬
deceased
by
her
husband
two
years
ago
Mrs
King
is
survived
by
one
son
Harry
in
Victoria
W
REV
GREGORY
NOMINATED
n
As
his
eyes
met
my
steely
gaze
the
beast
stopped
cold
in
his
tracks
unnerved
no
doubt
by
the
cool
confidence
of
a
man
with
imperial
Life
protection
Life
Pension
Health
and
Accident
Plans
on
an
Individual
and
Group
basis
5
covers
you
UFE
for
life
Southern
B
C
Branch
376
Main
Street
Pentfcton
Branch
Manager
W
H
Gerwing
Prince
George
Off
ke
1669
Victoria
Street
WO
HermaBSOfU
HE
Johnson
J
C
Vandergrift
i
Jems
QUESNEL
Staff
Dominic
Charlie
67
chief
of
the
Quesnel
Indian
Band
is
in
satisfactory
condition
in
G
R
Baker
Memo
Memorial
¬
rial
Hospital
today
following
a
car
accident
Saturday
Police
probe
two
accidents
QUESNEL
Staff
Charges
arc
pending
as
a
result
of
two
accidents
over
the
weekend
Damage
amounted
to
800
Friday
night
when
a
car
driven
by
Paul
Goefroy
of
Quesnel
col
collided
¬
lided
with
the
side
of
a
vehicle
driven
by
Howard
Whitford
also
of
Quesnel
The
accident
took
place
almost
directly
in
front
of
the
Billy
Barker
Inn
No
one
was
injured
Early
Sunday
morning
a
car
driven
by
Daniel
Gomes
21
of
Quesnel
left
the
road
and
end
ended
¬
ed
up
in
a
ditch
about
two
miles
south
of
Quesnel
on
High
Highway
¬
way
97
RCMP
said
charges
may
be
laid
as
a
result
of
both
accidents
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Final
Progenia
subject
to
alteration
by
CKPG
TV
4
-ryT
Quesnel
and
district
news
Mental
health
unit
formed
WILLOW
RIVER
NEWS
Mr
and
Mrs
George
Couling
and
boys
visited
the
formers
parents
in
Alberta
Mrs
Jim
ORourkc
and
fam
family
¬
ily
visited
relations
in
Vancou
Vancouver
¬
ver
Mr
and
Mrs
Douglas
Mar
low
and
girls
have
taken
up
residence
in
North
Bend
BC
Mr
ahd
Mrs
Victor
Hladchuk
attended
the
wedding
of
the
lat
ters
sister
Barbara
Schodics
in
Edmonton
Willie
and
Earl
Thompson
of
Edmonton
arc
visiting
their
parents
Mr
and
Mrs
Albert
Thompson
Mrs
Edna
Warner
Gordon
and
Bcrnicc
Gustafson
motored
to
Kamloops
Mr
Jim
Delano
of
the
Church
planer
Mile
98
visited
here
on
the
week
end
Mr
and
Mrs
Jack
Welch
Sr
and
Terry
visited
their
son
Ralph
in
hospital
in
Vancou
Vancouver
¬
ver
Bruce
Colcbank
travelled
to
Vancouver
where
he
was
fitted
for
an
artificial
hand
Mr
and
Mrs
Ed
Shingoose
returned
from
Prince
Rupert
Mrs
Peggy
Parson
and
fam
ily
visited
with
the
Hladchuk
family
Mr
and
Mrs
Robert
McCom
bcr
and
Blanche
Mr
and
Mrs
Vernon
McCombcr
and
family
visited
the
home
of
Mr
and
Mrs
Ira
McComber
Mrs
Andy
Kucurian
returned
home
after
a
weeks
stay
in
the
hospital
Mr
John
McDonald
after
19
years
absence
returned
to
Nova
Scotia
to
visit
relatives
QUESNEL
Staff
Rcv
Had-
den
Gregory
of
the
United
Church
Thursday
was
nomin
nominated
¬
ated
for
the
presidency
of
the
Quesnel
chapter
the
Canadian
Mental
Health
Association
A
slate
of
proposed
officers
will
be
presented
at
an
organi
zational
meeting
set
for
May
8
Mrs
Enid
Campbell
was
no
nominated
¬
minated
vice
president
while
Mrs
Bill
Thomas
and
Bill
Land
tcr
arc
slated
for
secretary
and
treasurer
respectfully
Proposed
committee
chair
chairmen
¬
men
are
Bill
Thomas
Terry
Neilson
and
Gerry
OHara
Members
of
the
advisory
com
committee
¬
mittee
arc
Dr
Jarv
Thompkins
Dr
Jack
Bailey
Dr
D
A
Hoi
ley
and
representatives
from
the
department
of
social
wel
welfare
¬
fare
Other
local
physicians
may
be
asked
to
participate
Mrs
Campbell
said
executive
members
of
the
BC
division
of
the
Canadian
Mental
Health
Association
will
attend
the
groups
organizational
meeting
May
8
At
that
time
they
will
present
a
charter
to
the
Ques
Quesnel
¬
nel
group
and
outline
the
poli
policies
¬
cies
of
the
CM
HA
The
Quesnel
group
has
a
two
fold
purpose
according
to
Mr
Thomas
The
first
objective
is
to
work
with
similar
mental
health
groups
in
other
centres
for
a
professionally
staffed
mental
health
clinic
for
the
Northern
Interior
Such
a
clinic
would
be
staffed
by
a
psychiatrist
psychologist
and
psychiatric
social
workers
The
clinic
will
be
similar
to
ex
existing
¬
isting
clinics
in
Nanaimo
and
Kelowna
It
will
handle
the
diagnosis
and
treatment
of
mental
health
cases
and
then
provide
follow
up
work
The
groups
second
objective
is
to
inform
and
educate
the
public
about
mental
health
Education
programs
will
be
directed
towards
service
clubs
parent
teacher
associations
and
similar
groups
The
provincial
governments
travelling
clinic
was
in
Ques
Quesnel
¬
nel
Wednesday
and
Thursday
to
treat
persons
in
need
of
guidance
The
clinic
included
Dr
H
A
Halgeson
a
psychiatrist
Miss
Joy
Bryneton
a
psychiatric
social
worker
and
Miss
Sylvia
Rtddell
a
psychologist
The
three
professionals
along
with
teachers
social
workers
the
probation
officer
and
Ques
Quesnel
¬
nel
physicians
interviewed
a
number
of
children
here
dur
during
¬
ing
the
two
days
Dr
Bailey
of
the
Cariboo
Health
Unit
said
there
arc
two
government
clinics
each
year
but
these
arc
not
enough
to
serve
the
area
At
least
six
such
clinics
arc
needed
the
MHO
contended
The
establishment
of
a
reg
regional
¬
ional
clinic
would
alleviate
the
necessity
of
maintaining
a
tra
travelling
¬
velling
clinic
Dockside
piper
to
fold
up
show
VICTORIA
O
A
comely
Victoria
lassie
will
return
to
Victorias
ferry
docks
for
the
eighth
summer
this
year
and
then
will
fold
her
bagpipes
and
nac
come
back
again
Lona
Donaldson
began
piping
to
greet
tourists
on
ferries
at
the
age
of
11
Now
18
she
will
graduate
from
high
school
in
June
and
after
her
quayside
stint
at
2250
a
week
this
sum
summer
¬
mer
she
plans
to
go
to
the
pro
provincial
¬
vincial
mental
institution
at
Essondalc
to
train
as
a
psychia
psychiatric
¬
tric
nurse
During
the
past
summers
she
struck
up
acquantances
with
a
host
of
travellers
including
cel
celebrities
¬
ebrities
Bob
Hope
Dale
Evans
and
Sebastian
Cabot
I
think
last
Christmas
I
must
have
got
cards
from
every
state
in
the
union
she
said
Indian
chief
injured
when
struck
by
auto
Mr
Charlie
was
struck
by
a
car
driven
by
William
Ams
baugh
of
Quesnel
at
about
1230
pm
near
the
approach
to
the
Fraser
river
bridge
RCMP
said
Mr
Charlie
was
in
a
cross
walk
when
the
incident
occurred
Hospital
officials
say
Mr
Charlie
is
suffering
facial
lace
rations
and
an
injured
hip
but
is
expected
to
be
released
later
this
week
He
lives
with
his
wife
on
the
Indian
reserve
three
miles
south
of
town
on
the
old
highway
UBC
man
heads
forest
wardens
VANCOUVER
Special
Dr
B
G
Griffith
faculty
of
for
forestry
¬
estry
Univprsity
of
BC
was
re
elected
president
of
the
Jun
Junior
¬
ior
Forest
Warden
Association
of
Canada
at
the
annual
meet
meeting
¬
ing
here
The
camping
program
showed
great
strength
in
BC
last
year
reported
W
M
Gormley
chair
chairman
¬
man
of
the
Junior
Forest
War
Warden
¬
den
Committee
of
the
Canadian
Forestry
Association
stressing
that
active
membership
now
is
5500
boys
throughout
BC
A
total
ot
933
boys
used
the
as
associations
¬
sociations
Evans
Lake
Youth
Training
Centre
during
1962
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615
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630
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700
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1100
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200
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215
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230
pm
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300
pm
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330
pm
Take
Thirty
400
pm
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430
pm
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500
pm
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Dazzle
530
pm
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A
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600
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630
pm
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Weather
700
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66
800
pm
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54
830
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Mason
930
pm
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1000
pm
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1015
pm
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1
1
4
pm
viewpoint
Oory
Oaktf
Ciftten
bureau
manofr
phon
1038
Quesnel
Thieves
net
little
loot
from
weekend
break
ins
QUESNEL
Staff
Two
firms
were
broken
into
during
the
weekend
but
both
reported
minor
losses
A
small
amount
of
cash
was
taken
from
OHaras
bus
depot
and
cafe
and
also
from
Canadian
Propane
Ltd
TRUSTEES
REPORT
School
secretary
Hirst
QUESNEL
Staff
School
board
secretary
treasurer
Bill
Hirst
was
elected
president
of
the
BC
School
District
Secretary-Treasurers
Association
at
an
annual
conference
workshop
at
Kamloops
April
22
24
Al
McLeod
of
Kamloops
was
elected
vice
president
while
Lloyd
Yorkston
of
Williams
Lake
was
chosen
secretary-
treasurer
Cariboo
secondary
school
honor
students
will
visit
Prince
George
College
and
the
Prince
George
Vocational
school
May
10
Two
counsellors
and
school
principal
Ian
Currie
will
accom
accompany
¬
pany
the
students
Purpose
of
the
visit
is
to
study
the
two
in
institutes
¬
stitutes
offering
courses
beyond
the
secondary
school
level
A
luncheon
for
teachcrs-in-training
throughout
district
28
will
be
held
May
3
in
the
Billy
Barker
Inn
Trustee
Cliff
Leslie
is
expected
to
address
the
group
Trustee
Dick
Gliegc
has
been
appointed
chairman
of
the
dor
dormitory
¬
mitory
committee
succeeding
Airs
Lillian
Walker
who
recent
recently
¬
ly
resigned
from
the
board
The
board
is
recommending
to
the
department
of
education
that
a
tender
for
the
purchase
of
a
bus
from
F
W
Truck
Equipment
Ltd
be
accepted
The
1373850
tender
is
the
low
est
received
for
a
rear
engine
bus
The
bus
is
a
67
passenger
I
PO
Box
271
BURNS
LAKE
The
zoning
board
of
appeal
at
a
meeting
last
Tuesday
in
the
municipal
office
heard
an
appeal
by
Ray
Hcnnessy
against
a
ruling
which
prevents
the
construction
of
an
apartment
block
of
the
pro
proposed
¬
posed
size
at
Centre
and
Fifth
The
appeal
was
discussed
on
the
grounds
the
block
of
thir
thirteen
¬
teen
suites
proposed
by
Mr
Henncssy
would
take
up
45
per
cent
of
the
site
instead
of
the
33
per
cent
as
permitted
in
a
residential
area
Henry
D
Pearson
was
chair
chairman
¬
man
of
the
meeting
with
W
J
McKcnna
representing
the
vil
village
¬
lage
council
and
Gordon
McFee
the
Deparment
of
Municipal
Af
Affairs
¬
fairs
Residents
of
the
immediate
area
Mrs
O
Anderson
Mr
and
Mrs
Carl
Schumaker
Mr
and
Mrs
Corney
Bergen
Amos
Ritchey
George
Hart
W
J
Gallacher
and
Harvey
Lier
were
on
hand
to
present
their
opinions
pro
or
con
the
erection
of
such
a
ibuilding
All
except
two
were
against
the
building
with
one
neutral
and
one
in
favor
RCMP
Sgt
Jim
Riddell
has
received
word
of
his
transfer
Today
la
history
By
The
Canadian
Prats
April
Jt
1H1
The
little
coal
mining
village
of
Frank
Alta
was
obliterated
60
years
ago
today
in
J903
when
an
estimated
70000000
tons
of
rock
crashed
down
in
a
landslide
from
Turtle
Mountain
above
the
village
Only
a
hand
handful
¬
ful
of
persons
survived
and
66
persons
perished
when
slabs
as
big
as
bouses
fell
7000
feet
The
slide
was
estimated
at
500
feet
deep
4000
feet
wide
and
1300
feet
high
1946
Twenty
eight
Japanese
leaders
were
indicted
as
war
tend
a
reception
In
honor
of
I
retiring
principal
David
Gray
president
J
Bluebird
International
and
wilt
serve
the
Alexandria
to
Ques
Quesnel
¬
nel
route
Lowest
bid
for
a
front
engine
vehicle
is
1321698
The
board
felt
a
rear
engine
bus
is
more
suitable
for
the
needs
of
the
district
It
was
one
of
six
tenders
received
The
board
has
also
applied
to
the
department
of
education
for
the
establishment
of
a
new
bus
route
on
the
Gravclle
ferry
road
The
15
mile
route
is
presently
served
by
parents
who
drive
district
children
to
Quesnel
If
the
department
of
education
ap
approves
¬
proves
the
board
will
purchase
a
new
bus
A
painting
in
honor
of
C
G
Greenwood
who
was
principal
of
Quesnel
secondary
school
for
the
schools
first
10
years
will
be
commissioned
to
school
art
teacher
Gerry
Johnston
The
painting
which
will
be
of
an
appropriate
subject
will
carry
a
plaque
commemorating
the
work
of
Mr
Greenwood
who
is
presently
on
leave
of
absence
from
the
district
teaching
school
in
England
Because
of
a
change
in
board
policy
tenders
for
projects
over
1000
must
be
accompanied
by
a
Certified
cheque
for
10
per
cent
of
the
contract
price
or
a
bid
bond
in
the
amount
of
50
per
cent
of
the
contract
price
In
addition
a
surety
bond
in
the
amount
of
50
per
cent
of
the
contract
price
must
be
pro
provided
¬
vided
within
10
days
of
award
awarding
¬
ing
the
contract
BURN
BURNS
LAKE
NEWS
By
RACHEL
ROBINSON
criminals
J857
The
first
electric
loco
locomotive
¬
motive
made
a
trial
run
on
the
Baltimore
and
Ohio
Railroad
PRINCIPAL
RETIRBS
Graduates
of
Nelson
Avenue
School
one
of
the
oldest
schools
in
Burnaby
are
invited
to
at
Phon
120
to
Terrace
where
he
will
be
in
charge
of
the
detachment
The
transfer
will
take
effect
about
July
1
Sgt
and
Mrs
Riddell
and
their
two
sons
came
to
Bums
Lake
in
November
1961
Sgt
W
R
Gordon
RCMP
presently
stationed
at
Dawson
Creek
will
take
over
the
Burns
Lake
detachement
Sgt
Gordon
is
married
with
a
family
Even
if
some
residents
of
this
area
are
still
wearing
their
winter
coats
spring
must
be
on
the
way
as
flocks
of
geese
have
been
seen
heading
north
since
last
weekend
Several
flocks
have
been
seen
in
one
day
with
over
two
hundred
geese
In
one
flock
I
have
two
reasons
for
com-
ing
here
to
visit
the
blind
and
to
contact
organizations
who
give
us
their
support
said
Alex
Grant
secretary
of
the
Ca
nadian
Institute
for
the
Blind
Mr
Grant
who
lost
his
eye
sight
in
an
accident
at
the
age
of
13
was
paying
his
fourth
annual
visit
lo
this
community
Arriving
by
train
Sunday
he
spent
Monday
morning
at
the
I
m
m
a
c
u
lata
McKenna
and
Decker
Lake
schools
showing
the
film
You
and
Your
Eyes
He
also
visited
15
local
blind
persons
The
CNIB
has
purch
a
s
e
d
about
50
to
60
tape
recorders
already
which
will
go
on
loan
to
ardent
readers
who
cannot
afford
their
own
equipment
Gradually
the
blind
will
be
set
up
with
tape
recorders
instead
of
record
players
with
those
able
to
do
so
purchasing
their
own
recorders
Mr
Grant
expressed
appre
appreciation
¬
ciation
for
the
work
of
the
local
OORP
who
sponsor
the
annual
financial
campaign
for
the
CNIB
in
this
district
as
well
as
all
organizations
and
individuals
throughout
the
district
Publisher
nets
7
million
profit
LONDON
Reuters
The
Thomson
Organization
Cana
dian
bora
Roy
Thomsons
pub
publishing
¬
lishing
and
television
group
has
announced
a
net
profit
after
May
31
at
730
pm
Mr
Gray
taxes
in
the
latest
fiscal
year
of
a
lormer
oaseoau
star
nasivjiww
been
principal
of
the
school
The
total
is
320430
more
than
Ul9pm
Comment
Conviction
I
since
1933
Mine
previous
year