HIGHWAY
16
RE
OPENLD
Highway
lCbetween
Prince
Rupert
and
Prince
George
has
been
re
opened
after
a
broken
brldg
e
closed
the
road
totraificforalew
hours
Thursday
A
loaded
logging
truck
crashed
through
abridge
two
miles
west
of
Terrace
It
went
through
a
span
which
crosses
the
Kalum
River
A
Highways
Department
spokesman
said
the
bridge
was
re
opened
at
430
p
m
Thursday
after
a
closure
of
four
or
five
hours
There
were
no
Injuries
In
the
accident
Twenty
seven
become
Canadians
Twenty
seven
Canadian
citizens
very
thankfully
sipped
a
cup
of
tea
nilbled
cookies
and
considered
the
different
color
of
the
sky
Trlday
It
was
the
fact
that
they
were
finally
citizens
that
made
all
the
diflerence
They
were
sworn
in
earlier
liefore
Judge
C
W
Morrow
and
received
their
citizenship
cer
certificates
¬
tificates
The
post
ctremony
tea
was
tendered
by
the
Canadian
Tolk
Society
Receiving
certificates
were
Tate
Vinthcr
and
Helga
Ag
netlie
Albrektsen
Eugene
and
Kurt
Danzer
Hans
Ehrmann
Istvan
Gaspar
Greda
Charlotte
and
Tranz
Gerlitsch
PaulGun
ther
Leo
Paul
Hirschbert
Gy
orgy
Keleks
Josip
Katalinlc
Miklos
Krakoczkl
Heinz
Karl
Lampartner
Aranka
and
Iste
van
Latorczi
Milan
Maruna
Rudolph
Muster
Raffaele
Pa
ganin
Samull
Johannes
Ranta
kangas
Kerekes
Rose
Redly
Anna
Azwec
Clazlna
Wilhel
mina
Maria
Thereli
Van
Ald
rlthem
Sjord
Rogatus
Van
ilerwerf
I
udwig
Weilmeler
Jakob
Winkler
and
Jochem
Roe
-lof
Zondag
Air
pollution
studies
set
VANCOUVER
Special
Part
of
the
Canada
Council
grant
will
go
into
a
study
of
the
rela
relationships
¬
tionships
between
sickness
and
air
pollution
In
a
D
C
centre
It
was
announced
at
the
week
weekend
¬
end
Dr
Donald
O
Anderson
of
the
University
of
B
C
s
faculty
of
medicine
has
been
awarded
a
7500
grant
to
make
a
three
prong
study
of
bronchial
di
disease
¬
sease
The
first
phase
of
his
study
Involves
a
survey
of
the
inci
incidence
¬
dence
of
lesplratory
ailments
indigestion
and
ulcer
symptoms
in
Berlin
N
II
and
Chilliwack
The
second
part
of
the
grant
will
be
used
to
further
studies
on
the
health
hazards
of
air
pollution
using
data
obtained
fiom
surveys
to
be
carried
out
In
a
B
C
town
which
has
yet
to
be
selected
A
third
study
to
be
continued
undci
the
grant
Is
the
relation
relationship
¬
ship
between
respiratory
Infec
Infections
¬
tions
and
the
smoking
habits
of
student
nurses
at
Vancouver
Geneial
Hospital
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a
nfpvmiv
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nf
a
whnt
mnv
soon
be
stand
ard
equipment
in
many
area
mills
It
is
a
barker
a
machine
that
prepares
logs
for
usage
in
pulp
mills
where
Dark
would
contaminate
tne
puip
prouuci
mu
wueww
arm
on
the
barker
spins
a
log
through
at
a
rate
of
60
feet
per
minute
Beneath
the
log
is
a
floating
table
holding
peeler
heads
small
knives
that
strip
the
bark
from
the
log
The
display
was
set
up
for
the
NILA
convention
by
P
B
Yates
Western
Ltd
In
practice
the
peeled
logs
would
then
be
shipped
to
the
pulp
mill
to
be
chipped
ground
or
shredded
into
small
pieces
and
made
into
pulp
REDUCED
CHARGES
Five
year
term
for
rifle
affair
A
man
who
said
he
fired
a
rifle
to
scare
a
man
dating
his
wife
has
gone
to
prison
for
five
years
Colin
Frank
Antoine
32
of
the
Stoney
Creek
Reserve
was
sentenced
in
assize
court
to
five
years
for
discharging
THEYLL
BE
BRIEF
B
C
Hydro
today
started
stringing
a
new
line
between
Tabor
Lake
and
Giscome
a
project
which
may
cause
short
interruptions
in
the
power
service
to
the
area
Bill
Best
district
manager
of
B
C
Hydro
said
the
poles
which
now
carrying
distribution
lines
serving
customers
east
of
Tabor
Lake
will
be
dis
disconnected
¬
connected
A
section
of
the
00000
volt
transmission
line
between
Prince
George
and
Upper
Traser
will
be
strung
on
the
same
poles
A
mobile
generating
unit
has
been
taken
to
Willow
niver
to
provide
electricity
during
periods
when
the
Prince
George
generators
are
cut
off
the
line
Mr
Best
said
customers
east
of
Tabor
Lake
will
have
short
interruptions
about
8am
and
again
at
4
pm
each
week
day
when
the
Willow
River
unit
Is
taken
on
and
off
the
line
There
will
be
longer
a
firearm
with
intent
to
en
endanger
¬
danger
life
Because
he
felt
that
Antoine
had
suffered
provocation
and
possible
emotional
stress
in
the
affair
Mr
Justice
J
G
Hutchinson
said
he
was
impos
imposing
¬
ing
a
lighter
sentence
than
he
Line
work
may
interrupt
some
area
hydro
service
Interruptions
affecting
custom
customers
¬
ers
who
live
in
the
areas
where
work
is
under
way
Customers
affected
by
these
outages
will
be
contacted
by
B
C
Hudro
In
cases
where
the
maintenance
of
electrical
ser
service
¬
vice
Is
essential
Hydro
will
provide
small
generating
sets
Hotels
to
meet
on
union
issue
The
management
of
Prince
George
hotels
will
meet
Tues
Tuesday
¬
day
night
to
put
the
final
touches
to
a
two
year
working
agree
agreement
¬
ment
with
the
Culinary
and
Beverage
Dispensers
Union
The
contract
will
cover
bev
beverage
¬
erage
dispensers
working
In
the
city
Two
representatives
of
the
B
C
Hotels
Association
will
be
In
Prince
George
for
the
meet
meeting
¬
ing
which
takes
place
at
8p
m
In
the
Simon
Traser
Hotel
GISCOME
ROAD
RESIDENT
FINDS
HES
IN
DEMAND
AS
HELPING
HAND
I
ve
never
yet
turned
down
a
legitimate
person
seeking
help
In
fact
I
haven
t
got
a
Jack
or
a
chain
left
because
Ive
loaned
them
all
to
people
stuck
on
the
road
who
haven
t
brought
them
back
Harold
Mann
Giscome
road
resident
Saturday
was
vehement
in
his
assertion
that
he
wasn
t
one
of
those
reported
to
have
turned
down
a
mother
and
sick
child
look
looking
¬
ing
for
assistance
when
the
car
In
which
they
were
riding
got
stuck
on
the
Giscome
road
twelve
days
ago
He
estimates
lies
given
away
between
123
and
100
gallons
of
gas
to
people
who
have
appealed
to
him
He
provides
assistance
often
and
often
without
receiving
a
thank
you
In
return
Its
been
going
on
for
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help
helping
¬
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drivers
stuck
in
Giscome
road
mudholes
and
was
re
regarded
¬
garded
with
a
total
1
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for
his
efforts
Mr
Mann
says
thetrpuble
lies
along
the
lake
and
charges
the
damat
Giscome
brings
the
water
to
three
feet
over
normal
high
high
water
Water
on
the
road
this
j
ear
ranged
fiom
one
inch
to
31
Indies
in
depth
He
has
approached
both
road
and
water
resource
au
authorities
¬
thorities
he
said
but
noth
nothing
¬
ing
has
been
done
about
it
Mr
Mann
has
lived
In
the
area
for
30
years
and
can
quote
a
history
of
difficulty
on
the
road
He
drives
the
school
bus
on
the
route
and
finds
It
can
get
through
most
of
the
time
but
lower
slung
vehicles
often
bog
down
A
car
carrying
Mrs
Peter
Antosko
and
her
son
who
was
ill
to
hospital
mired
on
the
road
12
days
ago
and
they
were
reported
to
have
been
turned
down
by
several
people
whom
they
approach
approached
¬
ed
for
help
Mr
Mann
as
a
resident
on
the
Giscome
road
wanted
It
pointed
out
that
he
was
not
one
of
them
Find
saving
difficult
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of
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about
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with
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otherwise
might
have
Nevertheless
he
took
a
very
serious
view
of
the
case
he
said
A
Jury
reduced
two
attempt
attempted
¬
ed
murder
charges
against
An
Antoine
¬
toine
and
found
him
guilty
of
endangering
the
life
of
Alex
Alexander
¬
ander
MacKenzle
and
of
com
common
¬
mon
assault
against
brother
Roderick
MacKenzle
Antoine
also
received
a
two
year
concurrent
sentence
for
the
assault
charge
The
brothers
were
wounded
by
a
burst
of
rifle
fire
at
the
entrance
to
their
Vanderhoof
cabin
Jan
2G
Antoine
was
the
only
defence
witness
called
in
the
five
day
trial
by
defence
counsel
T
R
Culllnane
In
his
own
defence
he
said
he
fired
one
shot
into
the
cell
celling
¬
ing
of
the
cabin
to
scare
Alex
MacKenzle
He
said
the
rifle
accident
accidentally
¬
ally
discharged
three
times
as
he
struggled
with
three
people
on
the
porch
Tor
some
time
previous
to
the
incident
he
had
been
hav
having
¬
ing
trouble
with
his
wife
and
had
found
a
picture
of
Mac
MacKenzle
¬
Kenzle
in
her
wallet
Testimony
established
that
Alexander
had
been
taking
out
Antoines
wife
and
that
she
had
stayed
at
the
cabin
with
many
others
the
night
before
the
shooting
TODAYS
WEATHER
Cariboo
Prince
George
and
Bulkley
Valley
A
few
clouds
and
a
little
warmei
Tuesday
Light
winds
Low
tonight
and
high
Tuesday
Quesnel35and6S
Prince
George
35
and
GO
Smlth
ers
38
and
58
Peace
River
Variable
cloud
cloudiness
¬
iness
Monday
night
and
Tuesday
Warmer
Winds
light
overnfeht
and
west
20
Tuesday
Low
tonight
and
high
Tuesday
at
Grand
Prairie
35
and
C5
LAST
24
HOURS
Hi
Lo
Pr
Prince
George
52
38
Terrace
CO
40
Smlthers
58
34
Quesnel
55
30
Williams
Lake
50
29
Kamloops
CO
35
Whitehorse
52
41
Fort
Nelson
51
34
Fort
St
John
50
34
01
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3G
THE
CITIZEN
Kidnapped
woman
treated
well
by
charming
chief
PARIS
V
-
Thiee
men
aie
being
held
In
the
kidnapping
of
Mis
Marcel
Dassault
wife
of
the
builder
of
riancesnucleai
canjing
Mirage
I
bombei
fleet
who
sajs
she
wasnt
mis
mistreated
¬
treated
dining
35
hours
as
a
prisonei
The
chief
w
as
charm
mg
w
1th
me
said
the
G3-year-old
so-ciallj-piomlnent
Pailslan
after
wo
gendarmes
stumbled
onto
the
kldnappeis
hideout
Sundaj
But
thev
were
dangerous
men
I
w
asnt
afraid
but
I
w
as
ready
foi
anj
thing
Mrs
Dassault
who
had
belted
one
of
the
kldnappeis
in
the
stomach
with
her
umbrella
said
the
men
provided
her
with
Tourist
group
influx
looming
More
than
100
persons
In
the
tourist
service
industries
are
expected
to
reglstei
Tuesdaj
for
a
one
day
hospitillty
con
convention
¬
vention
In
Prince
George
The
convention
will
give
motel
hotel
restaurant
and
service
station
operators
an
opportunity
to
become
acquaint
acquainted
¬
ed
with
trends
in
the
tourist
business
just
what
tourists
want
to
do
and
see
Among
those
organizing
the
meeting
has
been
Bill
Grauwller
of
the
Simon
Traser
Hotel
where
the
convention
will
be
held
STUFF
TOR
SNUrF
Snuff
boxes
have
been
made
from
almost
every
material
gold
silver
Ivory
tortoise
shell
pewter
horn
papier
mache
and
wood
READY
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CONCRETE
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Tfy
Specification
Concrete
ASTM
Standards
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Prince
George
Phone
564
2712
Gordon
Anderson
Mgr
coveis
dmlng
a
chilly
night
and
brought
hei
giilled
steak
and
boiled
potatoes
when
she
com
complained
¬
plained
of
being
hungrj
The
thiee
suspects
said
b
police
to
hive
been
mled
up
in
prostitution
ind
other
undei
-w
orld
actlvltks
still
w
ei
e
being
questioned
todij
A
search
continued
foi
a
fourth
man
who
outiaced
po
police
¬
lice
cais
and
disappeared
bi
Paris
His
name
was
thought
to
be
Dominique
Investigators
said
he
was
a
cool
expei
ienced
criminal
Mis
Dassault
w
as
fieed
when
two
village
gendarmes
partici
pitlng
In
a
check
of
farms
and
summer
cottages
noith
of
Paris
shouted
Is
anjono
here
outside
the
farmhouse
They
broke
In
when
a
wom
womans
¬
ans
voice
replied
yes
dont
leave
A
gunman
meekly
handed
over
his
pistol
and
said
some
friends
offered
him
a
lit
little
¬
tle
money
to
guard
a
farm
farmhouse
¬
house
Mrs
Dassault
said
a
man
who
pistol
whipped
her
73
j
ear
old
husband
and
her
chauffeur
in
front
of
their
home
early
Saturday
put
a
chlorform
rag
over
her
face
But
when
she
came
to
thej
treated
her
gently
Her
husband
hurried
to
her
side
He
said
no
ransom
had
been
paid
Nothing
Beats
A
MERRY
Monday
Car
theft
charges
dropped
in
interests
of
justice
cartheft
charge
laid
bj
a
friend
against
a
local
man
uas
staed
in
assize
court
Frl
FREED
UNHARMED
daj
on
a
ci
own
application
in
the
interests
of
Justice
Mi
Justice
J
G
II
ltut-
25
1964
3
chlnson
entered
the
stay
with
the
comment
that
an
effort
inluht
hive
been
made
lo
use
the
criminal
couits
for
what
nu
hae
been
a
civil
nutter
if
that
Ljwjpi
D
r
McNeill
ap
appearing
¬
pearing
foi
Ronald
lUmsj
the
fieed
accused
said
that
with
l
expect
I
think
the
Magistrate
should
line
dismissed
the
charge
at
the
end
of
the
pre
llinlnarj
helling
There
is
ibsolutely
no
evi
evidence
¬
dence
to
support
the
charge
as
laid
ho
added
But
Mr
Justice
Hutchinson
replied
tint
he
was
sure
the
nuplstrate
J
A
DKon
Ques
Quesnel
¬
nel
had
no
doubt
he
was
quite
justified
in
committing
Foi
the
sake
of
the
pol
police
¬
ice
Crown
counsel
L
F
Cashmin
stressed
that
the
charge
had
been
laid
by
a
civ
civilian
¬
ilian
complainant
not
RCMP
There
is
no
evidence
to
sup
-poit
cilminnl
conviction
no
evidence
to
support
a
civil
action
he
said
The
car
was
not
in
fact
stolen
by
this
man
Mr
Cash
man
said
but
it
appears
he
was
actually
asked
by
the
per
person
¬
son
who
made
the
charge
to
pick
up
the
car
The
incident
occurred
in
Hix
on
Dec
7
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time
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and
Russia
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as
See
them
soon
at
B
175
1725
Sales
Service
Ltd
140
Quebec
Street
Prince
George
Phone
563
3678
or
564
5844
its
time
dad
had
a
phone
of
his
own
For
todays
teenagers
the
telephone
Is
an
Important
part
of
growing
up
They
are
preparing
to
take
over
a
world
in
which
speed
of
communication
will
play
a
vital
role
in
every
aspect
of
living
But
for
the
moment
this
fact
doesn
t
console
Dad
too
much
when
he
wants
to
use
the
phone
himself
For
Dad
Its
sometimes
like
having
a
phone
with
a
lock
and
chain
round
It
Modern
problems
call
for
modern
solutions
That
s
why
second
lines
are
becoming
Increasingly
popular
with
so
many
of
todays
busy
households
Once
the
family
starts
growing
up
Its
high
time
Dad
had
a
phone
of
his
own
with
a
separate
connection
to
the
outside
world
The
cost
is
small
in
relation
to
the
convenience
and
harmony
It
brings
And
of
course
Dad
gets
his
own
Individual
listing
in
the
telephone
directory
free
of
charge
-
another
big
advan
advantage
¬
tage
for
the
man
who
handles
out
of
hours
business
calls
at
his
home
Call
your
nearest
B
C
TEL
Business
Office
this
week
and
discover
how
easy
it
is
to
have
a
time
saving
temper
soothing
second
line
installed
in
your
home
In
Prince
George
please
dial
563
361
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