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PRINCE
GEORGE
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
THURSDAY
MARCH
28
1968
No
Delay
Needed
The
stubborn
stand
taken
by
both
Ottawa
and
Victoria
on
the
develop
development
¬
ment
of
a
super
poi
t
at
Roberts
Bank
calls
lor
a
lull
investigation
of
the
operation
of
the
National
Harbours
Board
on
the
Pacilic
coast
Such
an
investigation
was
recom
recommended
¬
mended
this
week
by
Kamloops
Con
Conservative
¬
servative
MP
Davie
Fulton
It
is
a
suggestion
that
should
find
support
in
view
of
the
massive
Kaiser
Steel
Fernie
coal
contract
with
the
Japanese
steel
industry
Any
delay
caused
by
inter-governmental
squabbling
cannot
be
tolerated
Mr
Fulton
refers
to
the
past
short
shortcomings
¬
comings
and
misjudgments
exhibited
by
the
National
Harbours
Board
relative
to
Pacific
coast
port
development
And
he
is
right
Certainly
it
is
not
so
long
ago
that
federal
authorities
proclaimed
that
a
super
port
at
Roberts
Bank
was
pre
premature
¬
mature
a
judgment
that
events
have
proved
was
shortsighted
The
need
for
another
port
whether
Ottawa
participates
or
not
is
necessi
necessitated
¬
tated
not
only
by
the
multi
million
coal
WINTER
A
visitor
fiom
a
warmer
clime
dropping
Intoaprairio
city
Tor
the
first
Urns
during
a
January
cold
snap
when
wind
chill
drops
the
mer
mercury
¬
cury
to
CO
or
60
below
zero
is
not
likely
to
become
an
ardent
booster
of
the
Can
Canadian
¬
adian
prairies
And
if
he
is
a
visitor
who
is
obliged
to
get
be
behind
¬
hind
the
wheel
of
a
car
and
drive
over
the
winter
streets
of
most
prairie
cities
or
towns
he
may
well
re
return
¬
turn
to
his
warmer
clime
to
bitterly
circulate
the
slander
that
he
has
been
sojourning
in
Lower
Slob
nvLi
Wo
oa
the
pi
a
trios
hmi
no
Iondol
over
our
weather
We
cvnnot
Miy
tho
lllml
or
do
an
thins
to
snort
miI
oio
toiuporatmos
Winter
Is
a
condition
of
life
on
the
prairies
for
four
or
flo
months
of
tho
or
and
wo
tutlvos
eopo
w
ith
it
and
in
ike
it
Ivarablo
by
Indulging
In
a
piece
of
fantasy
which
take
the
form
of
proclaim
proclaiming
¬
ing
vehemently
sometimes
profanely
that
this
is
ab
absolutely
¬
solutely
the
last
winter
we
spend
on
the
prairies
weie
moving
to
BC
Tills
de
declaration
¬
claration
of
undated
mi
migration
¬
gration
usually
coincide
with
the
fhM
blUud
of
the
yeu
or
on
lie
flrst
occasion
wo
keep
a
filM
vigil
beside
n
dead
tulloiy
waiting
for
the
MMvtiittt
nek
to
tui
u
up
contract
with
Japan
but
also
by
the
shortcomings
of
Vancouver
harbour
Burrard
Inlet
may
provide
one
of
the
worlds
finest
natural
port
areas
but
the
facilities
there
were
designed
and
constructed
for
a
shipping
trade
of
an
earlier
age
But
its
biggest
drawback
is
the
lack
of
space
There
simply
isnt
the
space
for
such
facilities
as
a
lumber
assembly
area
nor
is
there
space
to
expand
rail
railway
¬
way
facilities
There
is
no
question
that
a
port
at
Roberts
Bank
will
someday
serve
the
entire
west
coast
of
the
North
Ameri
American
¬
can
continent
BC
has
a
greater
stake
in
port
de
development
¬
velopment
than
most
other
provinces
particularly
with
the
vast
Pacific
rim
trading
area
only
now
coming
into
focus
Thats
why
Mr
Fultons
suggestion
that
there
is
a
need
for
provincial
rep
representation
¬
resentation
on
the
harbours
board
is
a
worthy
one
And
an
investigation
of
the
NHB
an
imperative
one
Particularly
now
that
BC
has
its
own
harbours
board
Its
as
well
that
one
knows
what
the
other
is
up
to
And
Discontent
Spring
returns
and
warm
warmer
¬
er
breezes
dissolve
the
snow
and
ice
and
the
resolution
to
migrate
toDCmeltswith
them
that
is
apart
from
the
small
minority
which
vacates
the
prairies
each
year
for
a
variety
of
rea
reasons
¬
sons
and
leaves
the
gap
to
be
filled
by
innocents
who
have
never
experienced
a
prairie
winter
Science
has
examined
the
question
of
making
cold
climates
warmer
but
as
yet
they
have
not
found
a
practical
solution
Doubt
loss
they
will
find
the
answer
one
day
Dut
smely
it
is
An
oditorial
roprintod
from
Trado
and
Commorco
not
bejond
tho
capabilities
of
science
to
come
up
with
more
effective
menus
of
rid
ridding
¬
ding
city
streets
of
snowand
ice
Snow
removal
in
most
of
our
prairie
centres
Is
not
a
very
satlsfactoiy
op
operation
¬
eration
City
adnilnlstia
tlons
are
reluctant
to
spend
adequate
sums
to
properly
cope
with
snowfall
There
Is
a
tendency
to
hold
luck
on
costly
snow
clearing
un
until
¬
til
a
public
outcry
makes
action
expedient
Snndlng
of
streets
Isnpproiichedwllh
tho
same
cost
-conscious
io
liictauce
I
lie
consequence
of
this
Is
Ihil
much
snow
Is
never
lilted
It
forms
into
a
hard
bumpy
icy
surface
chan
channeled
¬
neled
down
to
pavement
by
the
wheels
of
cars
on
main
thoroughfares
where
traffic
is
heavy
Loose
snow
is
shoved
to
the
curb
to
ac
accumulate
¬
cumulate
in
large
ugly
mounds
which
block
visi
visibility
¬
bility
at
traffic
intersections
and
contribute
to
the
sharp
rise
in
accidents
due
to
the
treacherous
conditions
of
winter
streets
Surely
if
science
put
its
mind
to
it
some
more
ef
efficient
¬
ficient
technique
or
com
compound
¬
pound
could
be
devised
for
orndlcntlng
snow
and
ico
quickly
Tho
latest
space
spaceship
¬
ship
to
land
on
the
moon
Is
equipped
with
u
scoop
to
dig
tienches
as
deep
us
111
Inches
in
the
lunar
soil
Why
cant
this
sumo
inge
ingenuity
¬
nuity
address
Itself
to
the
problem
of
prutrlo
winters
Perhaps
If
chemistry
can
come
up
with
n
suitable
com
compound
¬
pound
we
could
ciop
dust
the
snowy
landscape
and
eliminate
tho
visual
signs
of
winter
evergreen
prairies
even
at
25
liolow
iroro
is
not
of
impossible
accomplishment
The
basic
problem
would
be
persuad
persuading
¬
ing
snow
lovers
to
go
along
with
lie
Idea
Come
tolhlnk
of
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of
snow
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os
snowmobiles
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much
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the
Idea
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Letter
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tke
Editor
Dear
Sir
Thank
you
for
your
pleas
pleasant
¬
ant
remarks
about
our
choir
in
your
report
on
the
Hon
Honours
¬
ours
Concert
of
the
Prince
George
Music
Festival
The
C
itizen
March
25
Our
girls
w
ere
happy
not
only
to
have
done
so
well
but
to
have
been
so
warmly
received
in
Prince
George
However
I
think
you
should
know
that
there
is
no
such
group
as
the
Burns
Lake
Intermediate
Folk
Choir
The
Lakes
District
Secondary
School
Choir
won
the
Intermediate
Folk
Choir
competition
as
well
as
the
Senior
High
School
Choir
competition
as
a
result
of
which
they
received
the
Assman
trophy
for
inter
interna
¬
na
sdiate
choral
and
the
award
for
highest
mark
of
Festival
We
would
be
grateful
if
you
could
mike
the
correc
correction
¬
tion
Choir
directors
Mrs
Moira
Vine
and
Mrs
Nona
McKinley
Dear
Sir
The
Hon
Philip
Gaglardi
finally
got
fed
up
with
the
jackal
pack
that
was
always
snarling
at
his
heels
and
resigned
Your
paper
has
always
been
a
leader
of
one
of
these
packs
Your
editorials
at
attacking
¬
tacking
the
Hon
Ray
Willis
ton
as
well
as
Phil
Gaglardi
have
been
a
shining
example
of
a
dog
that
bites
the
hand
that
feeds
it
The
Citizen
has
done
pretty
well
under
a
Social
Credit
government
You
are
now
a
big
shot
daily
Not
long
ago
you
were
a
very
small
weekly
in
a
very
small
town
If
you
had
been
around
the
Fort
George
district
in
the
30
years
preceding
1952
you
might
sing
a
smarter
tune
Roads
were
non-existent
the
PGE
a
farce
the
forest
industry
was
a
joke
and
a
poor
joke
at
that
Your
editorial
chastises
Mr
Williston
for
not
running
to
Prince
George
enough
Cant
you
understand
that
some
people
are
busy
They
do
not
have
time
to
sit
around
gossiping
and
dig
digging
¬
ging
up
dirt
which
in
your
case
is
sold
later
on
as
news
While
the
Minister
of
Highways
was
busy
at
his
job
the
dirt
digging
boys
straelun
and
Ierrnult
were
busy
undormlului
him
The
talents
of
this
dlcchiK
pair
should
assute
them
of
n
nice
boilh
at
Ottawa
whom
dht
dliLInt
Is
u
flue
alt
As
far
as
Mr
Guclimlls
plane
was
concerned
hewus
certainly
entitled
tonne
Hie
in
an
had
to
be
In
two
or
three
dlffeieiit
places
In
the
prov
province
¬
ince
on
the
same
day
on
many
occasions
Dut
the
jackals
wanted
Jet
age
action
with
horse
and
buggy
equipment
A
pietty
fair
picture
of
the
thinking
of
the
Opposition
paitlos
The
Liberals
and
the
Conservatives
of
today
think
the
suinti
as
the
Lib
Liberals
¬
erals
and
Conservatives
of
1000
The
NDIdoosnl
think
at
ull
Jiiit
digs
Tim
pieiuler
mounded
the
Lear
jet
until
llilnus
urn
slltilchlnimil
mil
Hi
Is
Is
fine
lie
rlnmM
tin
fiillliel
Know
what
I
lummy
linuiid
all
iMivel
nuitiil
vehicles
nil
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piopeity
id
f
pm
eveiy
day
and
nil
weekends
II
costs
it
lot
of
lilHiey
In
linillmuoveiiiliielit
Vehicles
nil
private
eltleii
plensiiin
drives
All
keys
In
nil
liiiveliuueiil
vehicles
should
be
huiied
In
at
flpiu
a
nd
pli
lied
up
nun
In
at
Ii
aiu
lim
fiilluwlnt
day
ledll
raids
Issued
In
any
of
lim
vehhles
should
Im
1
1
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Hm
Ma
lim
way
Hie
SiivIulS
fiom
this
riiiiinn
of
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would
link
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is
an
almost
impossible
task
to
overcome
If
there
are
any
housing
facilities
which
are
suitable
to
wheelchairs
I
would
venture
a
guess
that
999
per
cent
of
such
houses
would
have
been
constructed
in
this
way
strictly
by
acci
accident
¬
dent
I
would
like
to
direct
a
question
to
all
architects
and
construction
companies
while
planning
a
house
or
a
commercial
structure
have
you
ever
thought
will
this
building
be
accessibleby
the
handicapped
I
believe
that
building
the
school
the
church
the
post
office
the
theatre
or
the
hotel
in
such
a
way
that
people
in
wheel
chairs
and
on
crutches
as
well
as
the
elderly
and
infirm
can
enter
and
use
the
facilities
is
only
part
of
good
business
The
extra
cost
involved
would
be
negligible
and
no
one
is
pre
prepared
¬
pared
to
contest
the
practi
practicability
¬
cability
I
think
a
handicapped
per
persons
¬
sons
biggest
wish
if
it
is
not
to
become
well
is
to
be
as
independent
as
possible
More
and
more
research
is
being
done
all
the
time
in
rehabilitation
techniques
to
make
it
possible
for
the
handicapped
to
become
inde
independent
¬
pendent
and
then
architects
and
construction
firms
plan
and
construct
a
building
which
denies
a
handicapped
L
Mat
Wise
J
A
retired
professic
wrestler
has
filed
for
the
office
of
mayor
of
Portland
and
a
still
active
profession
professional
¬
al
wrestler
is
seeking
elec
election
¬
tion
to
the
Multnomah
Count
Commission
Should
they
be
elected
a
way
mght
be
opened
for
solving
some
of
the
prob
problems
¬
lems
with
which
the
City
Council
and
the
county
com
missioners
have
been
wrestling
for
years
Instead
of
arguing
endlessly
about
co
operation
and
consoli
consolidation
¬
dation
and
arriving
at
no
conclusion
His
Honor
and
the
countys
grunt-and-groan
champion
could
settle
a
question
once
and
for
all
The
best
two
falls
out
of
three
could
determine
whe
whether
¬
ther
city
or
county
won
its
point
The
Oregonlan
Portland
person
his
independence
In
closing
I
would
urge
the
business
men
of
Prince
George
and
British
Colum
Columbia
¬
bia
to
make
our
city
and
our
province
one
suitable
to
the
handicapped
and
infirm
In
1
9G8
and
in
every
year
to
fol
follow
¬
low
abolish
architectural
barriers
and
let
the
handi
handicapped
¬
capped
gain
their
indepen
independence
¬
dence
James
F
Shannon
Student
Vocational
School
mm
Sharing
The
Profits
Let
management
possibly
acting
through
such
or
organisations
¬
ganisations
as
the
Chamber
of
Commerce
meet
witli
tho
leaders
of
the
unions
with
mutual
respect
to
work
for
mutual
advantage
The
right
of
employees
to
a
reason
reasonable
¬
able
fixed
wage
must
con
continue
¬
tinue
to
be
accepted
Then
the
claim
of
investors
for
a
reasonable
return
must
be
recognized
if
the
tools
of
productive
capacity
are
to
be
forthcoming
Beyond
this
let
there
be
a
full
recognition
of
the
partner
partnership
¬
ship
involved
The
conversion
of
our
so
society
¬
ciety
to
one
in
which
profit
sharing
in
its
broad
aspects
is
sufficiently
widespread
to
substitute
co
operation
for
conflict
and
put
manage
management
¬
ment
and
labor
on
the
same
team
rather
than
In
oppo
opposition
¬
sition
as
they
now
generally
are
is
of
course
a
tremen
tremendously
¬
dously
difficult
and
compli
complicated
¬
cated
task
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is
however
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