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Br
k
PK
pi
V
Paying
for
Crimes
Sorting
out
the
intricacies
of
feminine
finery
is
a
bit
of
an
art
and
these
senior
high
students
dont
seem
to
have
mastered
it
Dennis
Wiley
left
and
Austin
Cullen
both
Grade
12
students
are
paying
the
penalty
here
for
talking
too
much
to
girls
on
Hush
Day
at
the
high
school
They
were
tried
and
convicted
by
a
kangaroo
court
composed
naturally
of
a
female
judge
and
jury
The
spoof
was
part
of
celebrations
Thursday
night
at
the
schools
Heaits
Ball
City
Man
Receives
T
8
Month
Sentence
A
21-year-old
man
was
sen
sentenced
¬
tenced
to
18
months
in
jail
today
after
a
city
security
men
des
described
¬
cribed
a
shooting
incident
in
the
basement
of
The
pay
on
Third
Avenue
January
26
Jack
Gelowitz
a
security
of
officer
¬
ficer
for
Kendall
Securities
told
city
magistrate
G
O
Stewart
he
fired
a
number
of
shots
when
MLA
Wants
Tax
to
Help
Handicapped
VICTORIA
CP
A
maver
ick
S
o
c
1
a
1
Credit
member
Thursday
made
an
impassioned
plea
for
government
aid
to
handicapped
children
reducing
to
silence
wnat
had
been
a
barb
barbed
¬
ed
and
boisterous
B
C
Legis
Legislature
¬
lature
session
Ernie
LeCours
SC
Rich
Richmond
¬
mond
told
the
House
that
not
one
citizen
of
BC
Including
provincial
cabinet
ministers
would
knowingly
deny
a
handi
handicapped
¬
capped
child
a
leg
with
which
to
walk
an
eye
with
which
to
see
or
an
ear
with
which
to
hear
He
urged
the
government
to
place
a
two
per
cent
sales
tax
on
liquor
or
an
extra
one
per
cent
on
general
merchandise
with
funds
going
to
aid
handi
handicapped
¬
capped
children
Mr
LeCours
also
suggested
the
government
should
investi
investigate
¬
gate
possible
utilization
of
any
revenue
surplus
accruing
from
Premier
Bennetts
740O00O0C
1967
budget
Local
gal
found
a
rattle
in
her
car
and
took
the
vehicle
to
a
garage
Mechanics
couldnt
find
the
source
of
the
noise
sc
one
of
them
climbed
into
the
trunk
while
the
second
drove
the
car
around
the
block
Suddenly
the
trunk
lid
snapped
closed
and
the
mechanic
was
trapped
Nat
Naturally
¬
urally
he
had
the
trunk
keys
in
his
pockets
The
young
lady
call
called
¬
ed
her
husband
who
luckily
had
a
second
set
of
keys
Tormer
Prince
George
Scout
Leader
Alan
Robert
Robertson
¬
son
has
been
named
assistant
regional
commissioner
of
the
Vancouver
Coast
section
of
the
Boy
Scouts
of
Canada
Annual
meeting
of
the
Down
Downtown
¬
town
Business
Aboclation
he
surprised
the
young
man
carrying
a
rifle
through
the
base
basement
¬
ment
of
the
store
about
345
am
He
was
testifying
at
the
trial
of
Jerry
Johns
charged
with
break
entry
and
theft
and
possession
of
an
offensive
weapon
Gelowitz
said
Johns
was
com
coming
¬
ing
toward
him
with
a
22
calibre
rifle
held
in
front
of
him
When
he
failed
to
stop
at
Gel
Gelowitz
¬
owitz
warning
the
security
of
officer
¬
ficer
said
he
aimed
and
fired
at
Johns
shoulder
The
bullet
passed
through
the
young
mans
clothing
but
he
wasnt
seriously
wounded
Gelowitz
said
he
didnt
know
whether
Johns
rifle
was
loaded
at
the
time
but
an
investigating
police
officer
said
there
was
no
indication
it
had
been
loaded
or
fired
Johns
said
he
was
merely
leav
leaving
¬
ing
the
store
with
the
gun
which
he
admitted
stealing
I
was
jusf
walking
out
when
this
fellow
opened
up
on
me
he
told
the
court
after
he
fired
at
me
I
was
more
or
less
in
a
state
of
shock
He
was
sentenced
to
18
months
imprisonment
on
the
breaking
entry
and
theft
charge
and
six
months
concurrent
on
the
charge
of
possessing
an
offensive
weapon
Insanity
Verdict
In
Axe
Slayings
VANCOUVER
CP
-ABC
Supreme
Court
Jurj
Thursday
found
Thomas
Kosberg
18
not
guilty
of
six
counts
of
capital
murder
bj
reason
of
insanitj
in
the
Dec
10
1965
axe
slay
Ings
of
his
family
Simon
Fraser
Hotel
On
the
agenda
are
the
election
of
offi
officers
¬
cers
Centrum
discussion
and
the
new
structure
of
membership
dues
Todays
the
last
day
to
enter
the
first
annual
art
show
sponsored
by
the
local
Kiwanls
club
All
entries
must
be
in
by
5
pm
at
architect
Trelle
Mor
Morrows
¬
rows
office
The
exhibits
wlh
go
on
display
Saturday
Feb
25
A
N
V
Daly
St
John
Ambu-
lance
Representative
In
Prince
George
reports
BC
Telephone
BC
Hydro
and
Northwood
Pulp
will
man
a
first
aid
post
at
the
Rocky
Mountain
Ranger
Armouries
during
the
stay
of
the
Confederation
Train
il
l
-l
LwrJ-
I
Wl
LITTLE
WARMER
SPECULATION
There
is
growing
speculation
here
that
several
members
of
the
Pearson
cabinet
plan
to
re
tire
or
move
to
less
onerous
posts
in
the
public
service
Many
Liberals
are
betting
on
a
major
cabinet
shuffle
during
the
Easter
parliamentary
re
cesst
opening
many
new
vacan
cles
in
the
Commons
and
mak
ing
room
in
the
cabinet
for
fresh
young
faces
At
least
nine
ministers
out
of
26
have
been
mentioned
in
the
retirement
speculation
Inform
ants
stress
that
several
minis
ministers
¬
ters
may
put
off
their
depart
ures
Labor
Minister
Nicholson
65
is
being
tabbed
as
the
succes
successor
¬
sor
to
Lt
Gov
George
Pearkes
of
British
Columbia
whose
five
year
term
was
extended
indef
indefinitely
¬
initely
in
19C5
SUCCESSORS
Industry
Minister
Drury
54
has
been
mentioned
as
a
suc
successor
¬
cessor
to
former
justice
minis
minister
¬
ter
Lionel
Chevrier
as
high
commissioner
in
London
Rev
Revenue
¬
enue
Minister
Benson
43
would
be
named
president
of
Air
Can
ada
succeeding
Gordon
Mc
McGregor
¬
Gregor
who
reached
the
re
retirement
¬
tirement
age
of
65
last
Septem
September
¬
ber
and
stayed
on
at
govern
government
¬
ment
request
Solicitor
General
Pennell
51
and
Registrar
-General
Fav
reau
49
would
be
named
to
the
high
courts
of
Ontario
and
Quebec
Northern
Development
Minister
Laing
62
and
Fish
Fisheries
¬
eries
Minister
Robichaud
55
would
go
to
the
Senate
Justice
Minister
Cardln
who
will
be
48
March
1
would
get
a
diplomatic
post
likely
the
Canadian
chairmanship
of
the
International
Joint
Commission
succeeding
Arnold
Heeney
who
will
be
65
April
5
CBC
SHUFFLE
State
Secretary
Judy
La
Marsh
42
has
been
dropping
hints
that
she
may
succeed
Al
phonse
Oulmet
as
CBC
presl
dent
If
all
these
reports
prove
well
founded
the
result
would
be
three
byelections
In
Ontario
apart
from
Sudbury
three
in
Quebec
apart
from
Hull
two
in
British
Columbia
and
one
in
New
Brunswick
Likely
Quebec
candidates
for
cabinet
appointments
include
Pierre
Elliot
Trudeau
parlla
mentary
secretary
to
Mr
Pear
Pearson
¬
son
Bryce
Mackasey
parlia
parliamentary
¬
mentary
secretary
to
Mr
Nlch
olson
Jean
Chretien
parlia
parliamentary
¬
mentary
secretary
to
ri
nance
Minister
Sharp
and
for
former
¬
mer
state
secretary
Maurice
Lamontagne
John
Turner
min
ister
without
portfolio
is
ex
pected
to
get
a
senior
port
folio
ONTARIO
Ontario
prospects
include
John
M
u
n
r
o
parliamentary
secretary
to
Immigration
Min
Minister
¬
ister
Marchand
Herb
Gray
ft
nance
committee
chairman
James
Walker
parliamentary
secretary
to
Mr
Benson
and
John
Matheson
also
a
parlla
mentary
secretary
to
Mr
Pear
Pearson
¬
son
Walter
Gordon
minister
without
portfolio
is
in
line
for
i
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MINI
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CIRCULATE
IN
LIBERAL
PARTY
By
THE
CANADIAN
PRESS
OTTAWA
CP
Reports
about
a
mini
election
in
the
spring
are
spieading
rapidly
in
Liberal
circles
Party
sources
predict
that
several
byelections
at
least
two
and
perhaps
as
many
as
10
will
be
called
late
next
month
by
Prime
Minister
Pearson
INSIDE
TODAYS
CITIZEN
The
United
States
largest
student
organization
con
sideis
suspending
overseas
activities
following
disclos
disclosure
¬
ure
of
its
liik
with
the
Cen
Central
¬
tral
Intelligence
Agency
Page
5
Premier
Bennett
predicts
BC
will
become
a
tax
haven
for
people
of
moderate
means
Page
4
Heres
a
weekend
or
perhaps
Centennial
pro
project
¬
ject
a
do-it-yourself
direc
directive
¬
tive
for
wine
lovers
Page
25
Arms
sales
by
the
US
de
defence
¬
fence
department
to
other
countries
exceeds
2
billion
annually
according
to
a
study
by
the
US
Congress
on
the
countrys
aggressive
arms
sales
pitch
Page
7
It
looks
like
bad
news
for
the
Beatles
Davy
Jones
of
the
Monkees
gets
a
wild
welcome
from
screaming
fainting
fans
at
London
Air
Airport
¬
port
Page
24
Editorials
2
Sports
9
10
Comics
Coming
Events
11
Womens
18
Church
19
Eric
Nicol
22
Entertainment
23
PG
Pulp
Names
Chairman
Prince
George
Pulp
and
Paper
Co
senior
project
engineer
Grant
Hepburn
has
been
named
chairman
of
the
board
of
exam
examiners
¬
iners
for
the
Association
of
Pro
Professional
¬
fessional
Engineers
of
BC
Mr
Hepburns
duties
will
be
to
check
the
professional
quali
qualifications
¬
fications
of
prospective
mem
members
¬
bers
of
the
association
and
if
GRANT
HEPBURN
necessary
have
them
write
qual
qualification
¬
ification
exams
It
is
the
firsttlme
this
position
has
been
given
to
someone
not
residing
in
the
Lower
Mainland
Mr
Hepburn
attributes
the
shift
to
show
the
significance
Prince
George
is
gaining
in
BC
Voting
would
take
place
In
late
May
or
early
June
in
the
middle
of
the
Conservative
leadership
race
and
while
New
Democrats
concentrate
their
ef
efforts
¬
forts
on
the
forthcoming
On
tarlo
election
Two
ridings
Sudbury
and
Hull
have
been
without
rep
representation
¬
resentation
for
six
weeks
and
six
months
respectively
Mr
Pearson
Is
required
by
law
to
call
byelections
or
a
general
election
by
July
12
six
months
after
the
one
seat
was
offi
officially
¬
cially
declared
vacant
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KnBBPm
iluBBLiPiSsI
Realism
Key
Realism
is
the
keynote
in
exhibits
on
the
Confedera
tion
Train
Two
generations
meet
in
a
faithfully
re
created
World
War
I
trench
for
one
the
memories
come
flooding
back
while
the
other
tiies
to
imagine
how
it
was
Exhibit
opens
in
Prince
George
3
pm
to
morrow
afternoon
The
Con
Confederation
¬
federation
Train
will
visit
over
sixty
Canadian
cities
this
year
The
Prince
George
stopover
is
loi
lour
days
The
Friday
Column
Interior
Woodworkers
Wary
of
Surcharge
Interior
woodworkers
would
not
be
hard
hit
If
Japanese
ship
shipping
¬
ping
interests
impose
a
15
per
cent
surcharge
on
shipments
to
BC
ports
Howard
Webb
president
of
the
Prince
George
and
District
Labor
Council
and
an
officer
of
the
In
International
¬
ternational
Woodworkers
of
America
in
Prince
George
said
exports
to
Asian
countries
take
up
only
a
small
part
of
the
In
Interiors
¬
teriors
production
But
he
agreed
with
IWA
re
regional
¬
gional
president
J
A
Moore
of
Vancouver
that
coastal
wood
woodworkers
¬
workers
will
suffer
if
the
sur
surcharge
¬
charge
goes
into
effect
Mr
Moore
telegraphed
Prime
Minister
Pearson
asking
him
to
take
action
to
prevent
it
The
Japanese
announced
the
reason
for
the
surcharge
is
labor
unrest
in
BC
ports
Mr
Moore
told
the
prime
min
minister
¬
ister
there
is
no
truth
to
this
The
surcharge
will
adverselyaf
fect
union
members
Mr
Webb
said
if
25
per
cent
of
Interior
production
went
to
Asia
it
would
be
a
large
amount
Most
of
our
exports
go
to
the
US
and
that
goes
by
rail
Bv
Jan
Udo
Wenzel
These
Are
Bankers
Hours
Bankers
hours
aint
what
they
used
to
be
and
the
Prince
George
Business
Businessmens
¬
mens
Association
for
one
doesnt
like
it
Branch
offices
of
the
Royal
Bank
at
Parkwoodand
of
the
Nova
Scotia
Bank
at
Spruceland
have
extended
their
office
hours
to
pro
provide
¬
vide
greater
convenience
to
the
public
DBA
of
course
says
this
is
taking
business
away
from
downtown
Well
it
is
Long
-established
down
downtown
¬
town
merchant
Harold
Mof
Moffat
¬
fat
has
written
a
letter
to
the
general
minager
of
the
Bank
of
Montreal
asking
that
something
be
done
or
mmy
businesses
imy
withdraw
their
accounts
G
S
MacLean
manager
of
the
Bank
of
Nova
Scotia
downtown
said
the
nutter
has
been
discussed
by
bank
bankers
¬
ers
and
full
co
operation
is
assured
but
it
Is
not
for
individual
branch
managers
to
set
hours
While
most
businesses
close
Mondays
the
banks
cannot
do
so
because
of
the
volume
of
business
down
downtown
¬
town
Its
different
In
the
shop
shopping
¬
ping
centres
At
Parkwood
all
shops
are
closed
and
It
is
highly
unlikely
that
any
anyone
¬
one
would
go
to
a
shopping
centre
just
because
a
bank
was
open
So
Instead
of
staying
open
Monday
a
few
hours
have
been
added
Fridays
Sure
it
is
more
convenient
for
the
public
as
much
as
it
In
Inconvenient
¬
convenient
for
the
banks
to
stay
open
Mondays
The
number
of
weekly
hours
have
not
changed
much
And
Prince
George
is
In
no
way
unique
In
this
At
least
40
other
communities
have
the
same
hours
and
soon
all
branches
located
In
shopping
centres
will
do
the
same
The
business
lost
Fridays
could
be
recuperated
Mon
Mondays
¬
days
Harold
Moffat
says
it
seems
too
miny
people
owe
too
much
to
the
banks
to
be
able
to
bring
enough
pres
pressure
¬
sure
eithei
to
make
the
shopping
centre
branches
conform
to
downtown
or
to
let
the
downtown
branches
have
the
same
hours
But
I
bet
you
the
Bank
of
British
Columbia
will
stay
open
he
said
He
miy
be
right
because
Prince
George
will
definite
definitely
¬
ly
get
a
branch
of
that
bank
Toit
George
MLA
Ray
Willlston
said
this
morning
Prince
George
is
a
must
for
the
new
bank
If
anyone
gets
one
Prince
George
is
the
logical
centre
for
the
northern
part
of
the
province
Mr
Wil
Willlston
¬
llston
said
For
the
first
time
in
15
years
one
of
the
better
known
suds
dispensers
In
town
will
visit
his
homeland
Romeo
Zucollo
working
at
the
Inn
will
leave
Prince
George
for
a
trip
to
Venice
in
Italy
Romeo
says
hes
looking
forward
to
the
trip
but
he
Is
definitely
coming
back
Theres
a
paper
war
on
in
Endako
Mine
Mill
and
Smelter
Workers
and
the
United
Steel
Workers
of
America
are
battling
for
the
miners
allegiance
with
handbills
and
name
calling
But
it
could
be
Just
diver
diversionary
¬
sionary
tactics
to
head
off
the
darkhoise
Tri
Pact
teamster
and
operating
engineers
who
also
are
In
Interested
¬
terested
in
Endako
Well
know
in
a
few
weeks