Food
Was
Cheaper
But
Living
Costs
Rose
in
November
OTTAWA
CP
-
Iood
was
cheaper
In
November
but
price
changes
on
other
Items
In
the
family
budget
pushed
Canadas
consumer
price
Index
slightly
higher
The
Index
stood
at
1455
as
November
began
an
Increase
of
one
tenth
of
one
per
cent
from
a
month
earlier
and
38
per
cent
higher
than
November
19G5
the
Dominion
Bureau
of
Statistics
reported
Wednesday
The
improvement
in
food
prices
from
October
to
Novem
November
¬
ber
was
six
tenths
of
one
per
cent
The
bureau
reported
lower
prices
for
chicken
all
cuts
of
beef
all
pork
except
smoked
ham
and
all
other
meat
and
fish
Items
except
veal
chops
and
sausages
Seasonal
reductions
occurred
among
root
vegetables
cab
cabbage
¬
bage
fresh
fruits
except
or
anges
and
sugar
Prices
were
Helicopter
Becomes
Standard
Equipment
WASHINGTON
AP
-
In
the
quarter
ccntuiy
that
it
has
been
a
pait
of
aviation
the
helicopter
has
beconithu
jack-of-all
trades
of
flying-
The
whli
lyblid
has
pioved
its
woith
most
dramatically
in
Viet
Nam
It
is
a
seaicli
-and-rescue
weapon
and
geneial
utility
air
craft
It
also
piovldos
support
for
giound
forces
and
lias
dem
onstiated
lumaikable
ability
to
withstand
enemy
file
But
the
helicopter
also
has
be
become
¬
come
a
most
lmpoitant
civilian
vehicle
It
is
so
pioductlve
and
useful
that
it
Is
making
money
for
those
who
use
it
wisely
It
has
come
a
long
way
fiom
the
day
when
it
was
looked
upon
as
a
soit
of
toy
There
are
half
a
dozen
major
helicopter
producers
Bell
Boeing
Fail
child
Hiller
Hughes
Kanian
and
Sikorsky
The
Aerospace
Industries
As
Association
¬
sociation
says
559
commercial
helicopters
weie
produced
in
1905
and
as
of
last
March
more
than
2300
of
the
machines
were
In
civilian
operation
The
helicopter
dates
only
to
Sept
14
1939
when
Igor
I
Sl-
korsky
lifted
the
wheels
of
his
VS
300
inches
off
the
giound
It
was
the
Western
Hemispheres
first
helicopter
flight
Since
then
the
heavy
construc
construction
¬
tion
and
petroleum
industries
paiticularly
have
found
the
helicopter
to
be
a
time
and
money
saver
As
early
as
1957
a
single
hel
helicopter
¬
icopter
was
used
In
laying
03
power
line
poles
along
a
three
mile
course
in
an
almost
in
inaccessible
¬
accessible
canyon
In
the
Santa
Ynez
Mountains
30
miles
east
of
Santa
Uaibaia
Calif
The
job
took
a
few
hours
but
it
would
have
taken
num
than
two
months
by
the
conventional
block
and
tackel
method
slightly
lower
for
eggs
butter
dairy
products
Infants
food
tea
Instant
coffee
shortening
and
frozen
orange
juice
But
the
listings
were
higher
for
turkeys
smoked
ham
veal
chops
margarine
corn
flakes
regular
coffee
tomatoes
celery
and
lettuce
The
bad
news
for
consumers
was
concentrated
in
the
cost
of
housing
and
clothing
Housing
three
tenths
of
one
per
cent
higher
in
November
was
affected
by
Increased
rents
more
expensive
repairs
accel
accelerated
¬
erated
property
taxes
and
jumps
on
furniture
textiles
some
utensils
and
most
supplies
and
services
Clothing
was
half
a
percent
age
joint
up
It
was
a
general
trend
that
covered
mens
wear
childrens
wear
and
footwear
with
a
lesser
increase
in
wom
womens
¬
ens
wear
Among
other
components
of
the
Index
health
and
personal
care
was
fully
one
per
cent
more
expensive
with
changes
In
haircuts
and
hairdresslng
and
to
a
lesser
extent
In
prescrip
prescriptions
¬
tions
and
other
pharmaceutical
Hems
Sporting
equipment
and
mo
Hon
picture
admissions
cost
more
and
pushed
the
recreation
and
reading
group
up
13
per
cent
Scattered
price
increases
for
cigarettes
caused
the
to
tobacco
¬
bacco
and
alcohol
group
to
move
one
tenth
of
one
per
cent
higher
To
Probe
Costs
nounced
that
his
government
had
passed
an
order-in-council
authorizing
participation
and
Attorney-General
Sterling
Lyon
made
a
similar
announcement
in
the
Manitoba
legislature
No
Al
Alberta
¬
berta
statement
has
yet
been
made
Termsof
reference
permit
the
three
member
commission
to
study
price
increases
and
major
increase
complaints
to
enquire
into
contributing
factors
to
in
investigate
¬
vestigate
effects
of
price
In
Increases
¬
creases
on
living
standards
and
i
make
appropriate
recommenda
recommendations
¬
tions
In
answer
to
opposition
ques
tions
Mr
Lyon
said
the
terms
are
broad
enough
to
allow
the
commissioners
to
investigate
any
aspects
of
any
purchase
required
by
a
person
living
on
the
Prairies
Commissioners
are
Judge
Mary
J
Batten
of
Saskatoon
a
district
couit
judge
Edwin
J
Madlll
of
Calgary
and
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brewed
Western
style
for
man
sized
taste
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grab
yourself
a
Lucky
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beer
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as
big
as
all
outdoors
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Yourself
a
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for
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skilled
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or
nervous
novice
the
thrills
come
fast
and
fierce
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wherever
the
action
is
youll
find
Lucky
lager
-beer
at
the
peak
of
flavour
This
advertisement
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia
I
X
WILLIAMS
LAKE
Road
To
Indian
Village
Built
by
Army
Trainees
This
fall
members
of
the
3rd
Field
Squadron
Royal
Canadian
Engineers
ofCFBChllliwackem
barked
on
a
new
version
of
the
Good
Samaritan
parable
while
going
about
the
business
of
field
engineering
training
in
BCs
Cariboo
country
Prairie
Provinces
Form
Commission
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A
trl
provlnce
royal
commission
with
wide
ranging
powers
to
investi
investigate
¬
gate
the
high
cost
of
living
on
the
Prairies
has
been
estab
established
¬
lished
by
the
governments
of
Al
Alberta
¬
berta
Saskatchewan
and
Mani
Manitoba
¬
toba
Premier
Ross
Thatcher
an
sor
of
foods
and
nutrition
at
the
University
of
Manitoba
Premier
Thatcher
said
it
is
believed
the
formation
of
a
single
commission
to
investigate
a
situation
in
three
provinces
is
a
first
in
Canada
The
commissioners
he
added
will
be
asked
to
consider
the
role
that
wage
increases
such
as
those
awarded
dock
and
rail
railway
¬
way
workers
have
on
prices
Announcement
of
the
commis
commission
¬
sion
drew
mixed
approval
Lead
Leaders
¬
ers
of
womens
food
protest
groups
in
Calgary
and
Regina
said
they
approved
in
principle
but
would
have
preferred
a
na
nationwide
¬
tionwide
commission
Russian
People
Care
TORONTO
CP
The
na
national
¬
tional
president
of
the
Voice
of
Women
says
her
threeweek
visit
to
the
Soviet
Union
has
convinced
her
that
the
Russian
people
care
more
about
peace
than
world
domination
Theyre
more
concerned
with
what
theyll
lose
by
get
getting
¬
ting
into
a
war
than
with
what
they
could
gain
by
trying
to
cram
their
Ideas
down
our
throats
Mrs
C
B
Macpher
son
said
at
a
press
conference
While
conducting
exercises
at
the
military
area
in
the
Cariboo
the
soldiers
were
approached
by
Department
of
Indian
Affairs
official
who
wondered
if
it
might
be
possible
for
the
engineers
to
builda
road
for
an
isolated
Indian
village
as
a
training
project
The
result
an
eventual
link
with
the
outside
world
for
the
Indians
and
a
challenge
for
the
soldiers
A
survey
party
consisting
of
university
cadets
undergoing
summer
training
arrived
on
the
scene
last
summer
What
they
found
when
they
left
the
Williams
Lake
to
Bella
Coola
gravelled
road
at
a
spot
roughly
40
miles
west
of
Rlske
Creekwas-a-tract
of
tangled
underbrush
and
heavy
timbered
land
with
a
little
foot
footpath
¬
path
leading
through
the
woods
Forty
five
miles
dead
ahead
was
the
Indian
village
inhabited
by
149
members
of
the
Nemiah
and
Stoney
band
part
of
the
Athabascan
tribe
These
Indians
have
been
completely
separated
from
the
outside
world
but
for
the
winding
footpath
they
have
used
for
years
Mostly
the
Indians
have
gotten
along
by
farming
hunting
and
fishing
for
food
while
what
In
Income
¬
come
they
receive
Is
obtained
through
working
on
cattle
ranches
In
the
area
In
the
past
when
ever
they
needed
to
supplement
their
supplies
with
staplessuch
as
flour
sugar
salt
etc
a
few
hardy
members
would
set
out
on
horseback
or
by
foot
to
trod
45
miles
through
the
bushes
to
the
main
road
and
then
on
to
Wil
Williams
¬
liams
Lake
Often
the
trip
would
take
a
week
before
they
returned
that
is
If
the
snow
wasnt
too
deep
Following
the
survey
the
en
engineers
¬
gineers
transported
their
heavy
equipment
from
CFB
Chilliwack
up
the
Fraser
Canyon
to
the
area
along
with
about
40
men
On
V
100
MILE
HOUSE
VANCOUVER
VICTORIA
KAMLOOPS
dump
trucks
and
other
vehicles
the
engineers
tackled
their
job
with
enthusiasm
By
November
18th
when
winter
forced
a
close
down
to
construction
they
had
completed
24
miles
of
road
with
all
but
the
last
few
mles
com
completely
¬
pletely
surfaced
Almost
every
member
of
the
120
strong
3rd
Field
Squadron
shared
In
the
road
building
pro
project
¬
ject
Every
two
weeks
one
40
man
crew
would
replace
another
until
all
members
received
prac
tical
experience
and
training
With
the
Department
of
Indian
Affairs
supplying
gasoline
and
food
the
engineers
lived
on
site
in
a
self
sufficient
tent
encamp
ment
1
HOLLYWOOD
AP
-
Thou
Thousands
¬
sands
of
youths
blocking
street
and
sidewalks
One
dropping
a
lighted
match
Into
the
dlesel
tank
of
a
city
bus
Others
locking
occupied
cars
Climbing
over
them
b
r
e
a
king
off
auto
antennas
throwing
eggs
shouting
obsceni
obscenities
¬
ties
Thus
began
three
weekends
ago
the
battle
for
the
Sunset
Strip
It
has
gone
on
with
vari
variations
¬
ations
on
Friday
and
Satuiday
nights
since
On
one
side
are
youngsters
including
what
a
police
official
calls
unwashed
long
-
haired
bearded
barefooted
kooks
The
majoilty
many
of
them
shaven
and
well
diessed
are
consld
eied
only
spectators
yet
an
of
official
¬
ficial
notes
when
they
Ignore
po
lice
oiders
to
disperse
they
be
come
paiticipants
too
The
kids
have
taken
over
the
Sunset
Strip
once
the
posh
play
giound
of
movie
stars
and
the
wealthy
folk
who
came
to
ogle
them
Now
says
a
coffee
house
pro
prietor
acting
as
the
youngsters
spokesman
wealthy
propeity
owners
are
trying
to
push
the
bearded
non
conformists
out
of
the
area
Police
say
hes
seek
seeking
¬
ing
publicity
for
his
business
Police
have
been
rounding
up
curfew
violators
for
months
on
the
strip
Then
why
the
sudden
outbreak
three
weeks
ago
Police
say
It
happened
this
way
Two
youths
were
sitting
In
the
coffee
house
complaining
of
having
nothing
to
do
One
sug
suggested
¬
gested
we
ought
to
protest
po
police
¬
lice
brutality
and
the
proprie
proprietor
¬
tor
put
up
20
to
get
pamph
pamphlets
¬
lets
printed
announcing
a
pro
protest
¬
test
rally
Arrests
total
around
500
f
for
loitering
disturbing
the
peace
malicious
mischief
etc
THE
CITIZEN
Police
Keep
Up
Fight
An
end
to
the
tin
moll
is
not
In
sight
for
deinonstiatois
piomlse
mote
assembling
if
grievances
are
not
rectified
The
Strip
Is
1
18
miles
-12
blocks
of
Sunset
Boulevaid
between
Beverly
Hills
on
the
west
and
Hollywood
on
the
east
In
ritzy
supper
clubs
of
the
30s
and
40s
the
Cadillac-and-mlnk
crowd
could
spend
100
for
an
evening
of
thinks
food
and
en
entertainment
¬
tertainment
When
Las
Vegas
offered
moie
exciting
diversions
the
big
places
began
folding
At
the
Hollywood
end
of
the
Strip
is
the
Fifth
state
coffee
house
Proprietor
Albeit
Al
Mitchell
an
ex
merchant
sea
seaman
¬
man
and
guita
list
oi
ganlzed
what
he
calls
a
Right
of
Assembly
and
Movement
Committee
LONDON
CP
MorrisTwo
Gun
Cohen
is
back
from
another
trip
to
his
beloved
China
and
he
brings
word
that
the
Communist
Red
Guards
now
are
an
orderly
lot
The
spirit
is
wonderful
said
the
former
gambler
who
grew
to
manhood
In
the
Cana
Canadian
¬
dian
West
and
became
a
gen
general
¬
eral
in
China
after
the
First
World
War
When
it
first
started
there
was
a
little
over
-
enthusiasm
he
said
with
reference
to
the
Red
Guards
But
now
they
are
well
disciplined
In
Peking
last
month
Cohen
was
a
special
guest
at
the
cen
tenary
celebration
of
the
birth
of
Dr
Sun
Yat
sen
founder
of
the
Chinese
republic
F
pi
jmswi
Friday
December
9
1966
23
Unwashed
Bearded
Kooks
Still
Clutter
Sunset
Strip
HAMCO
whoso
membership
he
says
is
rather
nebulous
Its
primal
y
goal
To
get
the
pol
police
¬
ice
off
our
backs
He
cites
a
county
Intel
pi
ela
elation
¬
tion
of
the
cuifew
law
against
persons
under
18
being
out
after
10
pm
young
people
may
stop
on
the
way
home
for
le
freshments
or
other
legitimate
purposes
as
long
as
their
actions
aie
reasonable
and
they
conduct
themselves
as
ladles
and
gentle
gentlemen
¬
men
He
says
police
have
enteied
his
establishment
and
taken
cus
customers
¬
tomers
to
the
station
because
they
were
under
18
A
sheriffs
commander
says
this
is
not
so
We
have
a
light
to
Inspect
licensed
piemlses
and
the
onlyyouthsariestedweie
runaways
and
one
with
a
dagger
Two
Gun
Praises
Chinese
Red
Guards
It
was
Dr
Sun
who
ordered
in
his
will
that
Cohen
be
made
a
general
Dr
Sun
died
in
1925
Some
may
have
wondered
who
the
79-year-old
cockney
born
Jew
Morris
Cohen
was
and
why
he
was
in
China
hobnobbing
with
party
chairman
MaoTse
tung
and
Premier
Chou
En
lal
Ive
known
them
all
said
Two
Gun
once
a
bodyguard
for
Sun
and
a
mediator
in
fruitless
efforts
11
years
ago
tobringMao
together
with
President
Chiang
Kai
shek
of
Nationalist
China
Ever
since
Cohen
swaggered
along
Chinese
streets
with
two
pistols
strapped
to
his
waist
lie
has
been
known
as
Two
Gun
and
he
has
never
been
known
to
ob
object
¬
ject
to
the
handle
Cmon
along
for
a
free
spree
Jet
CPA
to
Amsterdam
and
get
a
DAY
ON
THE
HOUSE
Start
your
European
holiday
in
Amsterdam
and
sample
unequalled
Dutch
hospitality
courtesy
of
the
Amsterdam
Tourist
Association
As
soon
as
you
arrive
youll
be
given
a
day
on
the
house
20
free
items
ranging
from
a
welcoming
cocktail
a
75
minute
trip
in
a
glass
topped
canal
boat
the
best
way
to
see
Amsterdam
to
a
concert
by
the
world
famous
Concerlbegouw
Orchestra
CPA
flies
you
over
the
shorter
Polar
Route
nonstop
to
Amsterdam
from
Vancouver
And
sets
you
down
just
a
jet
hop
away
from
most
of
Europes
major
cities
The
fare
is
only
575
on
the
14
21
day
economy
round
trip
from
Vancouver
But
all
you
need
to
get
started
is
10
down
YOUR
FREE
DAY
ON
THE
HOUSE
INCLUDES
Welcoming
Cocktail
Broodjeswinkel
Lunch
Visit
to
Rembrandts
Home
Night
Club
Entertainment
Brewery
Tours
and
Sampling
Cultural
Events
SEE
YOUR
TRAVEL
AGENT
and
ANt
HCtll
Hill
75
Minute
Canal
Boat
Ride
Visit
to
Rijksmuseum
Choice
of
3
Sumptuous
Meals
Visit
to
Anne
Frank
House
Tour
of
Diamond
Works
And
much
much
more
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Owcifiic
arunes
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Prince
George
Travel
Service
For
tickets
and
Reservations
1362
Third
Ave
Phone
564
7113