Vol
10
No
91
INSIDE
TODAYS
CITIZEN
DE
GAULLE
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in
cards
Five
die
in
Squamlih
fire
Page
16
Oppotition
Leader
Diefen
baker
gets
another
chance
today
to
move
a
non-confidence
motion
against
the
government
Page
11
A
political
poker
game
has
started
over
De
Gaulles
pull
out
of
French
troops
in
West
Germany
from
the
NATO
command
Page
4
South
Vietnamese
comman
commander
¬
der
of
northern
area
Is
re
removed
¬
moved
as
troops
opposing
Premier
Kys
regime
seize
Hue
Airfield
Page
16
Brit
Seibv
21-vear-old
Toronto
Maple
Leaf
left-winger
beats
out
Kamloops
Bert
Marshall
for
NHL
rookie-of-the-year
honors
Page
9
Edmonton
Oil
Kings
be
become
¬
come
first
western
club
slnco
1948
to
win
the
Memorial
Cup
on
eastern
ice
Page
10
Gagardi
Lets
Act
Mature9
The
growing
rift
between
labor
and
management
has
only
one
solution
both
sides
must
act
like
mature
people
says
High
Highway
¬
way
Minister
Gaglardl
Addressing
the
technical
sec
section
¬
tion
of
the
Pacific
Coast
branch
of
the
Canadian
Pulp
and
Paper
Association
he
said
as
both
sides
are
tearing
down
the
house
theyre
building
Mr
Gaglardl
said
it
seems
people
have
a
difficult
time
cop
coping
¬
ing
with
prosperity
with
labor
asking
for
higher
and
higher
wages
and
management
wanting
bigger
and
bigger
profits
Turning
to
the
pulp
and
paper
industry
he
said
both
technical
skills
and
faith
are
necessary
to
ensure
continued
progress
Technical
know
how
by
Itself
was
not
enough
He
Illustrated
his
point
by
saying
his
govern
government
¬
ment
was
told
it
would
lose
at
least
1000000
per
year
for
the
first
five
years
if
it
attempted
to
build
and
operate
its
own
ferry
system
The
experts
had
been
prover
wrong
and
the
government
had
made
800000
profit
the
first
year
it
operated
its
own
ferries
and
for
the
first
time
in
the
his
history
¬
tory
of
ferry
transportation
de
depopulated
¬
populated
an
airline
He
said
if
this
type
of
faith
were
to
prevail
in
the
pulp
and
paper
Industry
present
fears
of
over
production
in
the
future
would
prove
unfounded
Who
says
one
needs
fishing
rods
and
stuff
to
catch
the
big
ones
One
gal
spending
a
chilly
afternoon
at
Six
Mile
Lake
Sunday
came
home
with
a
12
lnch
trout
which
she
caught
bare
handed
Judy
Slattor
Public
Health
Nurse
for
Prince
George
saw
the
fish
flip
out
of
the
water
and
land
on
a
wharf
She
Imme
Immediately
¬
diately
pounced
on
the
trout
and
after
a
brief
struggle
caj
rled
it
off
victoriously
Thieves
made
off
with
230
In
a
break
In
at
Blue
Star
Delicatessen
on
15th
Avenue
sometime
late
Saturday
or
early
Sunday
Police
discovered
the
break
In
about
530
Sunday
morn
morning
¬
ing
A
rear
door
was
forced
and
90
taken
from
a
cash
register
Another
140
was
taken
fiom
a
cash
box
police
said
t
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advertisement
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
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British
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Pages
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Citizen
The
daily
newspaper
for
Central
British
Columbia
PRINCE
GEORGE
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
MONDAY
MAY
16
1966
Initial
Stages
Very
Promising
PARKER
DOWNTOWN
PLAN
TO
BE
BARED
WEDNESDAY
By
SCON
HONEYMAN
Citizen
Staff
Writer
A
plan
to
better
down
town
development
guaran
guarantee
¬
tee
its
future
and
prevent
further
deterioration
will
be
outlined
to
the
Downtown
Business
Association
Wednesday
by
architect
and
planner
Des
Parker
This
is
the
culmination
of
thiee
years
of
work
comment
commented
¬
ed
DBA
president
Alex
Bowie
Its
very
promising
If
we
grapple
with
the
prob
problems
¬
lems
now
we
will
have
a
down
downtown
¬
town
section
to
be
proud
of
Mr
Parker
said
the
total
study
includes
a
population
forecast
to
mcasuie
future
demands
on
the
downtown
business
community
an
economic
review
to
determine
the
extent
of
unsatisfied
demand
for
business
space
and
the
future
need
for
business
space
and
a
detail
study
of
vehicular
and
pedestrian
traffic
Wiien
the
economic
base
study
is
completed
by
Joseph
B
Ward
International
Ltd
next
Sep
September
¬
tember
a
physical
design
will
be
prepared
by
Central
Interior
Planning
Consultants
showing
re
allocation
of
space
proposed
building
types
locations
densi
densities
¬
ties
parking
road
and
pedes
pedestrian
¬
trian
ways
The
plan
after
presentation
to
the
city
would
be
of
benefit
to
city
planning
and
that
of
mer
merchants
¬
chants
said
Mr
Parker
The
architect
-planner
said
six
major
items
in
the
study
have
been
completed
The
population
study
traffic
rrd
parking
studies
assessment
of
land
and
building
use
shopper
surveys
business
establishment
questionnaire
and
household
questionnaire
Also
on
the
agenda
at
Wednes
Wednesdays
¬
days
dinner
meeting
are
election
of
a
new
board
of
directors
and
executive
officers
Mr
Bowie
said
the
director
directorship
¬
ship
will
be
enlarged
for
the
heavier
work
load
being
under
undertaken
¬
taken
by
the
association
SPARES
BRIDES
BLUSHES
LONDON
AP-
The
thing
that
worried
Londoner
Mike
Smith
most
about
getting
married
was
writing
Mr
and
Mrs
Smith
In
a
honey
honeymoon
¬
moon
hotel
register
So
to
spare
his
brides
blushes
he
changed
his
name
to
Noble
his
mothers
maiden
name
Mike
22
-year
-old
ma
machine
¬
chine
operator
saidSunday
There
are
too
many
Jokes
about
Smiths
and
hotel
reg
registers
¬
isters
It
always
causes
a
raised
eyebrow
by
hotel
re
receptionists
¬
ceptionists
Mike
and
June
Averre
his
21
-year
-old
bride
-to-be
will
wed
June
4
Pulp
Arrives
at
Coast
VANCOUVER
CP
-The
first
shipment
of
unbleached
sulphate
pulp
from
the
Prince
George
Pulp
and
Paper
Cos
new
mill
was
shipped
from
here
Friday
after
arriving
by
train
from
Prince
George
a
Woman
called
the
news
desk
this
morning
and
asked
if
wo
could
spare
a
little
space
in
this
cornertothankallthe
fathers
of
the
girl
guides
and
brownies
for
the
time
and
effort
they
put
in
at
the
clearing
project
at
Ispa
Lake
30
miles
east
of
Prince
George
The
contractors
Asso
Association
¬
ciation
who
built
the
big
cabin
out
there
fret
will
also
be
out
this
week
to
do
some
work
on
the
foun
foundations
¬
dations
a
Congratulations
to
Dolores
McConachie
of
Prince
George
recent
winner
of
a
1966
World
Year
Book
on
the
CBC
television
show
RazzloDaz
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youngstei
won
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during
part
of
the
show
in
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Gives
Buddy
Heaton
a
Rough
Ride
t
Weekend
Snowfall
Didnt
Last
Long
Snow
in
May
is
not
exactly
a
drawing
card
for
tourists
And
if
the
snow
did
not
stay
on
the
ground
It
nevertheless
snowed
In
this
area
as
close
as
the
Prince
George
airport
last
night
Bear
Lake
was
reported
to
have
a
fairly
heavy
fall
but
not
the
six
Inches
as
some
reports
indicated
The
weatherman
said
a
cold
front
from
the
north
west
passed
through
the
Interior
on
the
week
weekend
¬
end
bringing
snow
to
such
varied
places
as
Williams
Lake
and
Barkerville
At
Wells
55
miles
east
of
Quesnel
It
snowed
all
day
Sat
Saturday
¬
urday
Infant
Death
Rate
Said
High
in
North
VANCOUVER
CP
There
are
places
In
northern
BC
where
the
life
expectancy
is
23
to
24
years
says
United
Church
medical
missionary
Dr
W
Don
aid
Watt
Tho
main
reason
is
infant
mortality
and
the
main
problem
is
geographic
Isolation
he
told
the
annual
meeting
of
the
BC
Conference
of
the
United
Church
of
Canada
at
the
weekend
Dr
Watt
called
on
laymen
to
help
staff
mission
hospitals
an
outlets
We
expect
ministers
to
spend
several
years
In
mission
work
he
said
Why
cant
we
expect
laymen
in
the
church
to
do
the
same
He
said
a
chronic
shortage
of
staff
hampers
church
attempts
to
provide
hospitals
In
isolated
spots
across
the
country
The
church
runs
nine
hospitals
five
of
them
in
northern
BC
A
picket
line
of
a
different
sort
formed
up
outside
the
meet
ing
carrying
signs
which
read
BC
Green
But
Greedy
and
Gracious
Living
Grudging
Giving
to
emphasize
the
churchs
need
for
money
The
picket
line
was
organized
by
officials
of
the
conference
Rev
Dermott
Mclnnes
of
Richmond
was
elected
presi
dent
designate
He
will
take
office
after
the
conferences
next
meeting
in
1967
Indecent
Assault
Hearing
Opens
A
man
charged
with
indecent
assault
of
a
nine-year-old
girl
went
on
trial
this
morning
In
Supreme
Court
Appearing
before
Mr
Justice
II
W
Mclnnes
is
Samuel
Simin
off
of
Prince
George
He
Is
charged
in
connection
with
an
Incident
which
Is
alleged
to
have
occurred
at
the
girls
home
In
February
1965
Among
Crown
witnesses
at
this
mornings
session
were
the
girl
and
her
mother
Siminoffs
trial
is
third
on
the
spring
assize
list
for
the
Su
Supreme
¬
preme
Court
of
BC
In
Cariboo
County
His
defence
counsel
is
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of
Vancouver
NOTHING
UNUSUAL
EXCEPT
By
MIKE
McDERMOTT
Citizen
Staff
Writer
What
sort
of
man
Is
Buddy
Heaton
Well
outside
of
being
anactor
horse
breeder
a
world
famous
rodeo
trick
rider
and
a
bit
of
a
philosopher
he
isnt
unusual
except
that
ho
rides
a
buffalo
Clyde
the
eight-year-old
buf
buffalo
¬
falo
trained
and
ridden
by
Hea
Heaton
¬
ton
is
the
main
attraction
of
a
string
of
trick
horses
and
riding
ponies
that
make
up
the
rodeo
troup
This
Is
the
second
visit
to
Prince
George
for
Buddy
who
estimates
his
world
famous
rodeo
troupe
at
over
300
colts
and
60
head
of
buffalo
most
of
which
are
kept
at
his
ranch
near
Dewinton
Alberta
The
39-year-old
rodeo
star
began
training
buffalo
for
rodeo
performances
in
1954
after
In
heriting
many
of
his
skills
from
his
father
in
Kansas
Buddy
decided
to
make
the
move
to
Canada
several
years
ago
after
visiting
the
Calgary
Stampede
This
is
really
wonderful
country
you
have
up
here
com
commented
¬
mented
Heaton
In
his
slow
Kansas
drawl
I
wouldnt
go
back
to
those
crowded
communities
Both
Clyde
and
Buddy
are
seasoned
veterans
of
television
and
moving
pictures
with
Clyde
having
played
In
the
television
series
Wagon
Train
while
Buddy
played
Buffalo
Bill
In
the
movie
How
The
West
Was
Won
in
addition
to
a
part
in
Bus
Stop
A
great
idol
and
friend
of
chil
dren
Heaton
has
six
of
his
own
the
oldest
ofwhlchhopestoenter
the
field
of
rodeo
entertainment
in
the
near
future
1600
Damage
on
District
Roads
Accident
Injures
One
An
estimated
1600
damage
resulted
from
two
accidents
on
district
roads
during
the
week
weekend
¬
end
In
one
involving
cars
driven
by
Kenneth
Wayne
Wilson
of
Quesnel
and
Jean
Barton
of
Danns
Road
damage
reached
1000
The
crash
occured
near
the
intersection
of
Highway
97
and
Buckhorn
Road
when
the
Barton
vehicle
attempted
to
make
a
turn
onto
Danns
Road
The
other
ve
vehicle
¬
hicle
struck
the
left
side
of
the
Barton
car
which
was
towing
an
unladen
horse
trailer
In
the
other
crash
which
oc
occurred
¬
curred
early
Sunday
morning
damage
reached
600
The
mis
mishap
¬
hap
occurred
two
miles
east
of
Highway
97
on
the
GlscomeRoad
when
a
car
driven
by
John
West
rand
of
Glscome
went
out
of
con
-trol
and
hit
an
embankment
Westrands
companion
in
the
vehicle
Geri
Richards
was
hos
hospitalized
¬
pitalized
Two
Dams
On
Fraser
Proposed
VANCOUVER
CP
-
Two
dams
should
be
built
on
the
upper
reaches
of
the
Fraser
River
to
produce
power
and
provide
flood
control
Dr
Gordon
shrum
said
Friday
The
co
chairman
of
BC
Hydro
told
a
meeting
of
the
Elec
Electric
¬
tric
Club
that
major
migrations
of
salmon
would
not
be
affected
by
dams
at
McGregor
and
Clear
Clearwater
¬
water
He
said
that
if
the
suggested
projects
are
left
too
long
they
would
become
uneconomic
in
the
face
of
cheaper
nuclear
power
At
the
moment
the
projects
are
economic
because
of
the
combination
of
power
genera
generation
¬
tion
and
flood
control
through
the
Fraser
Valley
Dr
Shrum
said
dams
on
the
upper
Traser
are
not
economic
from
the
standpoint
of
power
generation
alone
Two
Firms
Seek
Gas
Franchise
VICTORIA
CP
The
Public
Utilities
Commission
has
been
asked
to
choose
between
two
companies
seeking
the
right
to
distribute
natural
gas
to
a
new
northern
town
and
pulp
mill
The
commission
is
holding
a
public
hearing
on
the
applica
applications
¬
tions
by
Inland
Natural
Gas
Com
Company
¬
pany
Ltd
and
Northern
Gas
Ltd
a
subsidiary
of
Canadian
Indus
trial
Gas
and
Oil
Both
seek
an
exclusive
fran
chise
to
deliver
gas
to
the
new
town
of
MacKenzle
where
Alex
Alexandra
¬
andra
Forest
Products
has
be
begun
¬
gun
construction
of
asawmllland
housing
facilities
120
miles
north
of
Prince
George
A
pulp
mill
will
be
constructed
at
the
site
later
The
company
-
owned
houses
are
equipped
with
gas
furnaces
and
other
facilities
The
two
gas
companies
want
the
right
to
build
a
pipeline
from
a
point
on
the
Westcoast
Transmission
Company
line
from
the
gas
fields
to
the
new
town
Prince
George
Men
Sentenced
Three
Prince
George
men
re
received
¬
ceived
heavy
prison
sentences
in
Cranbrook
for
a
robbery
which
netted
them
only
150
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Stensrud
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and
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years
definite
and
two
years
Indefinite
They
robbed
a
50-year-old
hitchhiker
last
May
and
were
charged
with
robbery
with
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and
eager
on
the
eve
of
a
bold
space
adventure
Gemini
9s
two
astronauts
boned
up
on
Intricate
details
of
their
complex
assignment
today
as
launch
preparations
sailed
along
without
a
hitch
Air
force
Ltd
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Thomas
Stafford
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navy
Lt
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Cernan
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9
an
hour
and
39
minutes
after
the
scheduled
liftoff
of
Its
Agena
target
rocket
Tuesday
Weather
observers
eyed
a
weak
east
wave
in
the
Atlantic
creeping
toward
the
area
575
miles
south
southeast
¬
east
of
Bermuda
where
the
recovery
aircraft
carrier
Wasp
will
be
stationed
in
event
of
an
abort
In
three
action
packed
days
70
hours
and
40
minutes
the
Gemini
9
crew
plans
to
catch
and
latch
on
to
an
Agena
rocket
In
the
quickest
rendezvous
ever
In
space
conduct
mans
longest
orbital
walk
and
try
tricky
rendezvous
exercises
vital
to
efforts
to
send
men
to
the
moon
Stafford
35-year-old
native
of
Oklahoma
is
fresh
from
the
pilots
seat
of
Gemini
0
the
hunter
craft
that
rendezvoused
with
Gemini
7
last
December
Cernan
a
32-year-old
Chicago
native
who
never
has
taken
a
space
flight
has
been
handed
the
worlds
longest
space
walk
2
l2hours
during
which
hell
become
a
human
satellite
Cernans
promenade
around
the
world
due
the
morning
of
the
second
day
will
be
highlighted
by
his
use
of
a
166
pound
back
pack
equipped
to
propel
him
where
he
wants
to
go
It
also
feeds
his
oxygen
At
one
point
Stafford
is
scheduled
to
simulate
rescue
of
a
disabled
astronaut
driving
Gemini
9
up
to
Cernan
about
40
feet
away
Name
Withheld
Rivers
Claim
Third
Victim
A
young
German
immigrant
is
missing
and
believed
drowned
after
a
boating
accident
in
the
flood
swollen
Mud
River
west
of
Prince
George
late
yesterday
Police
are
withholding
his
name
until
next
of
kin
are
notified
The
missing
man
22
was
canoing
on
the
river
with
a
Prince
George
man
Alfred
Ehses
of
Tamarack
Street
when
their
craft
hit
a
tree
and
tipped
over
Both
men
managed
to
make
shore
but
they
were
unable
to
retrieve
their
canoe
and
began
to
walk
back
to
Highway
16
from
where
they
are
believed
to
have
launched
At
one
point
they
had
to
swim
the
river
and
although
Ehses
made
the
opposite
shore
with
lit
little
¬
tle
difficulty
his
friend
was
caught
in
the
current
and
swept
down
downstream
¬
stream
out
of
sight
Searchers
recovered
the
canoe
near
the
iunctlon
of
the
Mud
and
Nechako
Rivers
early
today
but
there
was
no
sign
of
the
missing
man
It
is
the
third
such
accident
this
spring
Nicholson
To
Hear
Two
Briefs
At
least
two
briefs
will
be
presented
to
Labor
Minister
Nicholson
next
Monday
when
he
comes
to
Prince
George
to
dis
discuss
¬
cuss
the
mortgage
shortage
sit
situation
¬
uation
Presenting
a
Joint
brief
will
be
Prince
George
Home
Build
Builders
¬
ers
Association
Prince
George
Construction
Association
Carl
boo
Real
Estate
Board
and
the
Chamber
of
Commerce
The
city
Is
expected
to
present
an
individual
brief
I
PLAYERS
SUSPENDED
I
Assault
Charge
Pending
After
Soccer
Fighting
Charges
of
assault
caus
causing
¬
ing
bodily
harm
will
be
filed
this
afternoon
against
two
soccer
fans
as
a
result
of
a
fight
during
a
game
Sunday
says
North
Cariboo
Soccer
Association
President
Jim
Togye
Several
minor
skirmishes
broke
out
during
the
game
between
Prince
George
Pulp
and
the
Nationals
The
game
was
finally
called
off
when
fans
rushed
onto
the
field
and
allegedly
attacked
one
of
the
players
The
North
Cariboo
Soccer
Association
held
a
meeting
Sunday
night
to
determine
what
action
it
would
take
In
the
wake
of
the
violence
They
set
down
a
ruling
suspending
two
players
Tony
Chris
of
Prince
George
Pulp
and
Carlo
Mauro
of
the
Nationals
Chris
re
received
¬
ceived
a
one
game
suspen
suspension
¬
sion
while
Mauro
will
sit
out
three
games
The
suspensions
came
as
a
result
of
a
fight
between
Chris
and
Mauro
Chris
was
walking
away
from
the
scene
of
the
fight
when
he
was
at
attacked
¬
tacked
by
two
fans
and
sus
sustained
¬
tained
injuries
to
his
back
The
two
fans
In
question
will
be
charged
the
league
president
said
Its
the
only
way
we
can
stop
this
nonsense
com
commented
¬
mented
Togye
Players
are
fed
up
with
being
in
danger
from
the
fans
Some
of
them
have
even
been
talking
about
quitting
he
added
We
have
warned
all
the
teams
to
inform
their
fans
that
they
have
to
behave
If
they
continued
viola
violation
¬
tion
of
the
rules
they
will
be
treated
accordingly
Togye
added
that
if
such
an
event
occurred
again
that
they
would
call
In
theRCMP
during
the
game
to
put
a
stop
to
it
Thats
the
only
way
to
deal
with
hot
heads
he
concluded