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VANCOUVER, @ ‘ihe Governor
William A. Egan of, Alaska says
his spate would be. “sympathetic”

to* plans. for extension .of the

proposed Pacific
state. :
Gov. Egan. expressed hope that
hemwould be luvited to: discuss
developmont, but
“tondale the State of Alaska has:

nov bean, -ppproathed officially

‘in®)his matter.”

The newly-formed PNR is re-
po} ed to have already spent
$1,000,000 on Initial surveys for
iu 100-mile route from Prince
“Yukon border
and application hag been mada
Lo ethe: foderal government. for
fu: mright-of way ‘through — the
Yukon the Alaskan border.

p. Victoria, it .was reported
that the nowly formed Pacific
Nofithern Ratlway has | boon

mrantod the maght.to issye $1, 000,-

oon worthy of $100, shares as, an
inpvartin » fnanding -Monsure,
TANAPOH Ny Minister Wicks | any
nalneed. Ma dhday. ye
horrowl yg ’ pawe ore
oonthAS. bean, ROL rune al ratiwas, |
eh pling "tne from the
Princo George. ee ta
order. °

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dod. :
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wey nelal. cor -
ghight:, of ‘Monday's. ndtivi-
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ro ‘than, vin ind a mpod ¢ onto

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Northe m Rall- |,

 

ANCIENT pRESS of, skeen River’ people ‘contrasts with
$13,000 Skecena Treasure » House at: Hazelton Sunday. Dr,
museum stands at microphone -while to. his left is Dr.
Dutt is Kenneth B. Harris of Prince Rupert who Spoke

“of British Columbia, To Ieft

on behalf of his. people,

bo of. the Chamber of Commerce at

Vos British Columbia for the Cana-

| pns and functions of the CBC

day. -
iThat is as definite as 5 Kenneth
le; “regional supervisor for.

fan Broadcasting Corporation,
Suld be last night in answering
vestions put to him by members

the group’ s regular: dinner meet-

‘sked about the. possibility of
getting television into’: the city,
. Caple said that the CBC. has

gause ‘of our five- -year plan,’ 1
cannot give you a definite date
hen: anything will be done.” /

‘said. that the CBC has’ “a

ry “year. After each year. of
e ive: is completed a new one

This - plan outlines ‘the opera-

‘each year, and must be. ap-
ved by the ‘government before
federal. grant is given.-

“Prince Rupert: is high” up ) on

s-plan‘is only: shown a -year al.
time, I-can give you no date.”

plans ‘for Prince Rupert, ‘but; ‘pe-|.

five-year, plan which is. revised |.

 

fa TV. ‘station Was: installed

 

 

 

Cliffo
of Dr.

modern: microphones | at opening of

Wilson Dufé,

 

rd Carl, head of the provincial
head anthropologist

- Ancient; ‘modern rites ‘observed —
as new museum opened at Hazelton

with the Lraditional eagle's
chiefs, the People of the Skeena opened. their
a ceremony which combined the colo
mal. language of modern. day, be

on Saturday in

river dwellers with the for
~ Bullt on the bank ‘of tho rush=|

ing gray-groon Skeonn River the
tiny: 819, 000 ‘Trensure . House is

‘the: result of-10 yenrs of planning:

and: is.the British Columbin Con-

1-tonnial project Of the. Poop le of;

a Pe
oh

tho. Bkeoni.

-Donnld Stoole, prosidont of ‘tho

Hazelton. Skoonn. Tronsure House
committea: was maator of | cor-
omonios: for. tho’ official opening
‘attonded iby district: chiefs.

i| tholr woven robos and cedar bark
and. envved: wood, henddresses,

thal poopie and guests of honor,

Dr, J, Clifford Carl, Nend of the

Provinoinl Museum, Dr.’ Wilson
Dutt, “provinesal’: anthropologist |:
and Via} tora frony nonr and far,
Wl ina holiday mood,

Dr, Dufft complimented the
Skooin. River Tronsuro Howse
commillee and the.peoplos of the
Skeona on completing a placo of
anfokeo ping: for tholt: tronauros,
Ho. Hud | ‘No would: “partiouarly
Wea! to: hMproga-on the donors of
nintarini for the tronsure house,
that. tholr® ‘holvlooma and trens=
ros ALI ‘belonged to. thom and
stholr frmillos forovor, Wook

“ponding thonr to. tho Tronaure

‘House, isa modo of. antokoaning,

So many times someono’ ata: to
me > of somo valuable ‘objoat ‘Oh, |

 

hy GLADYS BALDWIN |.

s down floating from the headdresses: ‘ol their
House of Treasures at Old Hazelton

ful: ancient: rituals of the

eon

 

the moths ‘got ‘into th? or, ‘wo
had a thro Inst. yoar Ane Ww. was
destroyod’,".. 5":

dna Car) .. oxtonded’ _grootinigs

plo of. the. Skeenn ; fron: ‘the: Brit-

igh: Columbia. government, tho
Provincial» Musonni’ Aagoaiation | ®

and the- Canadian Musounis. As
socintion,

Chief Hananidh (Joftory ‘John
sono) anid: tho: oconsion was. an
Important polnt. in: the: Hyes ol
the . people. -
that the robes worn by the olilofs

wore, nob “ust handod to thom:
Have. to ive oxompliry |
Hivos to gain thon. and only those

“Thoy

who can show sels a: jHfo ave one
titled: Lo wear. thon rcs 6
Oha of: tho HNehtighta. of, ‘tho
and oxhitbit: all tho clan's ancos-
tral holrlooma, rolles and: vogalla,
Alo was Inverted with, tho tltlo
py Nogwa (Konnoth B,. Haris ‘of

Prince: Ruport) who sald ho was

reliant to rocogniza tho frat

that “we have, ronchod tho point.

of no return,

- “Our, prosont olvillation will
Not pormit us to. retin to tho
‘honorable ways of our nnicostors,

a Mfo that wna full: ot tn ndition

monn and solar." "
’ &

Fe ne oh, i

 

nd: ‘congratuiations to tho: Poo-

Wo. oxplained | ‘400,

He snid he had ono. ; conaolation
and that was ‘that: Mrs,. Sargent
and the Skeenn. Treasure: House
committed had porformod 0
gros achievemont jn making It
posalislo for ‘the Native: -podple to
preserve’ the moaning: of . tholr

ancastral heirlooms and rogalla
In’ this" “marvellous.” _tronauro
house.”

My Harris oxtondod 0 ugineora
thank you, from himsalf: and his
people," “wee
DN Ont prosonted loan cortif-
lentes to donor dJoftory, H.John-
son, Thomas Danas, David: Gun-
nanoot,: Simon: ‘Morrison,. “Roy
Wilson (Chiof of’ Kisptox),
Charlos Patey, 7; Marshall)
Vandorhoo!, Mra, Bara Marshall,
Hazelton, Frank. Woreld, uA.
Myros, Mra. R, 8. Sargent, Mrs.
Potor Cameron, Mra. Joo Smith,
Mra, Maryanng’ Warris; Thomas
Tack, Mrs, Trone Harris, Bylvontor
Goorgo, Hngwilgob

Princoss Whirlpool,’ ‘Antquolit=
vaque (Mra. Trono, Harris). sng
rrnyolling Across ‘the Sky" jo-
foro outthiag tho tlbbon: for: the

(Continued on: Page 5)
Boo = ~ ANCIENT

 

io

|the outdoor

consist: of. ‘video ‘tape or canned —

I re; the. programming~ would).

‘Chamber receives
vague answers.

‘en "Prine Rupert residents were assured. last night
0 t radio station CFPR’s. power will be increased,
: sometime, and television will be established here, some

 

lent. of two ‘cigarettes per: week,!

while TV costs them. about two
cigarettes. per day... oe
“Two: cigarettes . might _not|,

add up.”

“He said that the CBC's job was|
to inform, . entertain, - -and- edu-

cate, in that order: ,
“We try to produce a variety of

programs which are the bestithat|:.

‘Canada can offer, ‘to try! tol:
please everyone.” . yoaes

“This year the CBC. ‘will: ‘spend |:
$90,000,000. Of this, $58, 000 will
come from the. taxpayers, while
the remainder will. come: from

commercial revenue.”

‘He told. chamber. members ‘that
they, as well. as the other tax-) 00>
country . werey i oe
shareholders in: ‘the’ CBC and as |

payers:. of: the

PRICE TEN. ‘ ER

 

The. safety - tiag: is. still flying ‘ab ‘the ‘Columbia’ G il

Company,

Limited. mill at Watson Island as" thd,.700: employees

near: the:-end , of ‘the second day of the- CCC’ Safety’ Week? *
. Safety co-ordinator W. R. Collier. said ‘today . that, the
plant got off: toa. good start yesterday when the safety, fl;

“was raised att 8 ‘a.m. and only

one. minor ‘first aid’ case: MAS. |

- recorded . ‘on, a ‘Monday, normally one 108: the: first; aid: rooni’s

busiest ‘days.

“The | ‘safety, tag, - ‘object: ‘of the safety ‘Treasure Hunt

is” as” follows:

seem , like much, but they soon i “worth $50. is Still safely: hidden. downtown: and today’s: slic
me ie ‘standing. ‘on. “your, fed syo

ce ‘ ‘The treasure tag youll never: Spy. eee

. Mr: Collier. -said®. that. judging of. the.’ ‘essay conte

).Gradé/ 5 and{‘6 pupils of city and Port Edward’ schools
‘uunderway.” and . judges.. were., having: By hard’, time. ‘choos

“the: winners. ae} ‘Finalists: will be
-“De- guests. of ‘the’ ‘company ‘for:

given a ‘tour ‘ofthe: ‘mill
lunch - Friday:. -Winne ‘0

i eontest: will: -be » announced at. the lunch...

wosesnsccoscoooesee

B. C. -ROUNDUP

such, had a right, to know: show. : wed

their money is being spent and if.

it were a worthwhile: investment,

 

“Each, year, we try to” spread

“Tout and do a better job. for Can: |.
ada.”
he list of our plan, but because}

Mr. ‘Gaple said that radio: cov- |

»-Crs 98°. -per. ‘cent of the province, |
‘land that’. the CBC hopes. to “ins

crease it’ to 100: per. cent.

 

"“Canada’s: northwest is a. vital
a have some

ows ‘because a, micro-wave SYs- i

yuch

 

 

this district.’

William H. Murray, Prince Ru-
pert MLA told the Chamber. of
Commerce last night that the
Provincial . Parks ‘branch was
mailing questionnaires to-300 city
residents in an effort, to learn
recreation prefer-
ences and habits of” Prince Ru-
pert citizens,

“Mr, Murray ureed everyone

J who receives a questionnaire to

Mi them out and. return them
promptly SO “that something. ean
be done,”

In 1967 Mr, ‘Murray pre ésented |,
tv, brief to the Department. of
Recreation and Conservation
asking that Salt Lakes: Park be
reclassed' as a. Class A Park. —

“We was told that since depart-
ment funds had to be spent In
wYeas with the greatest popula=

‘Impaired —

‘motorist |
fined $7 00

Gaspard | Borgoron » al2
Socond ‘Avenue. West wan fined
$100. and. costs: in police . court
today ‘when ho .plonded, guilty
before Deputy Police Magistrate
R.A. McLean to a charge of
driving ..a. motor-vehiclo while
impatrod, .

’ Borgoron: was " prrosted about
Q am, this. morning by. ROMP
whon .thoy noticed his car
weaving onthe. yond,

‘Maglatrate .. McLean did. not
yocommond:: quaponsion of: his
driver's : Hoonce,

A. charge. of: ‘thor. andor $60
ngainat: Martin Vineont Ronee
of. Toronto, waa . diamianod -
Maglatrato' ~MoLean, on. the
grounds ° that there waxy. not
suffiaiont evidence to. warrant
v conviction, Oe po

 

 

_ Princo” Rupert — shas
Now. ‘gone 510 days.
without: a: fatal: tattle
accident, |

 

 

 

 

 

| rocreational trips a family.

“Three: hundred people i in “Prince Rupert are > going| 1¢
to ‘have the opportunity of: telling the: Provincial Parks}. tak
‘branch’ of: the Department, of Recreation. and Conser- |:
vation) what: ‘they: think about: the parks situation’ in

 

4

After the. present survey is
completed. through the. question-
naires, a ficld survey will be con-
ducted in the area carly in July.
' The two-page questionnaire
features nine pertinent questions
dealing with. personal recreation
preferences.” oS

, The questions: “Includes”. ‘the
number of people in. a family;
classification of ages; how. many
people in a family are interested.
in various activitics, . ‘and. .where
‘they induilgo “ ‘dn them; ° “whether
they uso a boat or a car. for
pleasure trips). ‘the number of:
has
taken In’ the last year, . ‘where |;
they went, and © what: type: of
‘transportation WAS | used} | ‘and |:
what places Inthe disttlet could |.
\bo developed. into.
areas oF. parks, : :

“Sunshine, heat
increase slowly.

As summer aproaches, ‘Prince
Nuport's sunshine Increasos and
the temporature slowly climbs |
but, the. elty, has. not. auftorad . a
long spring hot ‘spell to. date,

According: to. Digby. Island
radio station statistics,
word 166. hours of. right sun-
shine In Miy, ¢ comparad, to. 114.8
hours. in A me and 144.8, houra
In’ May,.

ture wan 67. dogroos on May. 24}.
while. tho low ‘was. 37, ‘dogreos |.
on May 17; Average. tomporature,
for Inst month was 40 dogrocs
compared to. mn, avornge of. 45.6
In Apt. and. 48.6. ne May: taut

*prnelptLitlon Wile + -plightiy up
on Digby: Island” In May. with
6.32 Inghob: of” rain. -bolng. 10+.
vordod ‘comparod ; tO" 5.07. Anehos
In Apri

In tho colby, pining 3 May it ‘wo
dior thin’ tn: ‘April

Monaurorionta:of. rola, nt trod
olty guages, with April. yainfall
In brackoty: are ay follows; ©
Roosovelt,* Park, O49. dnohos |=
(7.48) Montreal. Olrelo”” 8.48

 

Inohosa (0,54)5," Porn Poa 5.51
inches. md ie vi

tion, funds’ were ‘not. ‘available, to ‘
“ronovate and reclassify the, park.

Tecrention |’ .

thero |.

Last, ‘month's, ‘hgh tomporn- * ;

BURNABY Lan 1-year old 1 gin se Bey
early today as her father shot himself * seconds ae

after sla ing her. mother, ala

ide “occurred »

nar
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" VICTORIA: Or: oe
Highways Department will | build
special ~ ““sniow. - roofs”. over. a
dangerous. “portion: of. athe new
Trans-Canada . ‘Highway..:

time such’ ‘avalanche: sheds have.

‘been, used: on. the: highways. ‘The |
Job: ae ‘coat, more: than st, 000,- ve

000. =
No: ‘getion mo

"VANCOUVER | “Qi No, ‘action
will be: taken on, ‘complaints ‘from
two. men ithat ‘they: ‘wera, beaten
by’ police; in; the’ ‘gity -jail, prose-
cutor. Stewart, McMorran ‘sald
Monday. occ e:

"Ag far as: mi’ coneerned the
fatter is dropped,” rsald Mr. Mo-
Morran. .

Man. ‘believed: alive”

Jofficials) are. ‘certain © Victoria |.
businessman, Cecil, “Rawlings,. 46; |
survived: 9, ‘plane ‘crash in, the
dense bush. 65-miles” northwest
of! here. ‘but ‘foar. he may have
died’ from: exposure or Injuries
rocolve ‘in’ the crash...

They sad” ‘Monday. Rawlings

1d dhere |
“hiro: ‘hoata brought ‘tn a: total

of 107,600 pounds :of: ‘haltbut ; 0
Princo. ‘Ruports today

 

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pe, :

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1 :
uk
an

“Two. voasels sold. vinele 19,000

ontoh on: the: xchange. while
‘the othor®: boat. Whe , Bhurloy
hindod :'38,500 pounds: ab
Princo. Fuport | iyhormon's. oe
tly :Amgolntion’s Y alrviow

polling. ‘thelr. ‘ontel on
‘the’: ‘oxohnnge, “were: Narronn
(UB) =. qo pounds —- 26,000
mediunint: 16 conte: 14,000, large
nt 18: conte: to’ Bootlt ‘Pishorlos,

20,000. ivediim, at: 16.9 canta:
16,000, Jargo! at 18,5, ‘conts and

 

Bross: Uy

1,000. ‘ohn: uti: 12 conti t to's Neleon
Mis horton: Pye

 

 

 

 

 

. have , :
‘| Geoitge man’ who. die
-} result:

“This. “pelleved.to. be” ‘the “first | di

es Prince “George rae
Sunday ‘when their boat’. over~

 

VICTORIA ).’-~: ‘Search: party | "

 TONHOL,(U.8.) 99,000, pounds

 

fan pH ase

definitely walked’

identified

of --a.. ‘car. accident at
Sheraton: fifteen’ alles, wes

ween a~ corner: end: eras fed

into- the: : Endako | ‘Rive

aay ned
turned on. Nulki ‘Lake, omnes
south . of - ‘here... ot

Dead aro. Arthur ry
and Edward .Avastik,. ues Ae. Be

‘The mishap’ was discovered
when 2. farmer. ‘spotted: the |
capsized boat and reported «it.

to Vanderhoof RCMP. Tho two:
men ‘had ‘been fishing,. sieeeriteaes

rhe MY

mee Hem

contest: winners |

Booth ‘Meinorial, Junlors High |
school students, Susan M, Cllb-
bott, Grade 9 and Dorotiiy, Bal-
linger, Grade 8, have been named
first and second prize. ‘winkers
respectively, in .the junior. it
tion, zone. 4. of. provines: ae
British , ‘Columbia Fore ne

| dustrics ossay contest, ‘it. was —
mnnounced. today by prinélpal

4 wee ‘bene,

writing, on: “porostry Depends

“ on. Good Utillzation,: the two

students are among 80. winners
tn-tho province to share, “prizes
totalling: $1 TBO :

WEATHER »

wrap

Wodnesday. Little change
temperature, Northweator!
winds, 15, oconslonilly 36.;in.
oxposed areas, LOW. ‘tonight
oO high Wednesday. 43, n

TIDES

“wednesday, Jun
(Praifio . Standard
TH cove 123 4a

4 Low sonagernne’

 

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Cloudy with ginny ae ,

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