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JAN
UDO
WENZEL
While
Ben
Ginter
extends
h
market
eastwards
for
his
Tartan
brew
he
could
be
ilosing
his
last
and
first
and
only
draft
beer
outlet
in
Prince
George
Ben
Kanee
the
fellow
who
took
over
fron
Bill
Cutt
at
the
Canada
Hotel
has
applied
to
the
old
colonel
for
permission
to
changt
his
draft
Says
Ben
When
I
sell
more
bottled
beer
than
draft
then
there
must
be
somethi
ng
wrong
with
my
draft
The
other
Ben
Ginter
that
is
says
he
is
aware
of
the
move
but
would
not
predict
the
outcome
be
because
¬
cause
one
could
never
say
which
way
the
Liquor
Con
Control
¬
trol
Board
will
react
i
And
speaking
about
the
Canada
Hotel
Kanee
has
acquired
a
partner
Bill
Mintenko
owns
half
of
it
now
Prince
George
has
not
had
a
fatal
accident
this
year
This
is
a
proud
record
compared
to
last
year
when
during
the
same
period
thxee
people
died
on
city
streets
as
a
result
of
motor
vehicle
mishaps
Const
Ed
Nicholson
head
of
traffic
said
while
the
number
of
small
accidents
seems
to
hold
its
own
there
have
been
few
major
ones
He
wants
to
keep
it
that
way
and
cut
down
on
the
minor
mishaps
as
well
And
he
said
he
will
be
looking
hard
at
anyone
who
does
not
conform
to
the
rules
when
driving
Careless
and
bad
drivers
are
in
for
even
harder
times
Meanwhile
over
in
subdivision
traffic
Cpl
Stan
Nowicki
will
be
leaving
this
place
very
soon
Hear
he
is
going
to
be
posted
in
Quesnel
Another
officer
who
is
going
ifs
Sgt
Norm
Ken
nev
But
he
is
going
all
the
way
namely
leaving
the
RCMP
Received
several
complaints
a
bout
the
coming
Tommy
Hunter
show
The
CBC
TV
singer
has
billed
his
show
as
a
family
show
Of
course
that
means
that
you
bring
your
kids
along
right
Well
in
this
case
many
will
have
second
thoughts
because
the
seats
for
the
kids
are
as
expen
expensive
¬
sive
as
those
for
adults
And
those
p
rices
are
not
low
250
and
350
The
shows
manager
should
have
made
provision
for
children
but
maybe
its
a
case
of
those
people
from
the
east
coming
Ihere
to
skim
the
western
hillbillies
With
the
usual
CBC
attitude
Tommy
Hunter
could
have
easily
picked
this
idea
up
and
be
carrying
it
out
Todays
the
day
when
Rotary
solects
the
Citizen
of
the
Year
While
this
is
written
he
name
is
still
officially
secret
but
when
the
paper
hits
the
street
it
will
be
out
Having
to
adhere
to
thti
secret
I
would
just
like
to
say
congratulations
The
most
attractive
item
in
Bcrt
Leboes
elec
election
¬
tion
headquarters
beside
the
God
Bless
Canada
is
the
blonde
young
lady
Would
you
believe
shes
another
Leboe
Namely
Pat
Leboe
Berts
daughter-in-law
Magistrate
George
0
Stewart
who
conducted
the
Court
of
Revision
for
this
election
said
that
lt
ss
than
100
people
made
use
of
the
service
offered
The
Courts
job
is
to
make
sure
that
everyone
has
been
enumerated
and
if
not
determine
if
they
had
the
chance
to
put
their
names
on
the
vofers
list
Among
the
more
or
less
unusual
occupations
given
on
the
voters
list
is
this
one
Bunny
Girl
Welcome
to
the
official
list
of
professions
Hit-and-Run
Charge
Added
to
Theft
Three
mon
appeared
on
two
counts
each
of
theft
over
50
while
an
additional
charge
of
hit-
and
run
was
laid
against
one
of
them
in
District
Court
Monday
Lome
Mlndell
aged
24
plead
pleaded
¬
ed
guilty
to
falling
to
stop
after
an
accident
but
entered
pleas
of
not
guilty
on
both
theft
charges
Ernest
Ghostkeeper
aged
31
also
pleaded
not
guilty
on
the
counts
of
theft
Both
were
released
on
100
cash
ball
or
200
property
ball
with
one
surety
Jjsph
Elmer
Grant
pleaded
guilty
to
the
theft
charges
and
was
remanded
In
custody
while
a
pre
sentence
report
Is
ob
obtained
¬
tained
All
three
will
reappear
on
June
17
They
are
alleged
to
have
stolen
oil
grease
tiresandrims
on
Jjne
7
while
the
hit-and-run
charge
has
arisen
from
an
incident
on
the
same
day
Raymond
Archlle
Lapolnte
aged
35
pleaded
not
guilty
to
Indecent
assault
on
a
male
and
having
a
switchblade
when
he
appeared
Monday
A
third
chaige
of
common
assault
on
a
male
was
dropjiod
by
the
Crown
The
trial
date
was
set
for
Jine
21ardballwasreducedfrom
500
to
100
cash
An
Impaired
driving
charge
resulted
in
the
appearance
of
Earl
S
Browne
who
was
remanded
on
500
ball
on
his
own
recog
recognisance
¬
nisance
to
June
17
A
number
of
speeding
cases
were
brought
before
Magistrate
Kenney
All
defendants
pleaded
guilty
Rolrt
Joseph
Gallagher
was
fined
50
for
doing
85
mph
in
a
60
zone
James
McNichol
was
fined
60
for
driving
65
to
70
mph
In
a
40
zone
for
doing
65
mph
In
a
40
zone
Larry
C
Daniels
was
fined
50
Gordon
David
Degroot
received
a
40
fine
for
doing
60
mph
in
a
40
zone
and
Medley
A
Tower
was
fined
35
for
doing
70
mph
in
a
60
zone
Police
Seek
River
Victim
TERRACE
BC
CP
Police
Monday
were
searching
for
the
body
of
Russel
Allan
Chinn
58
of
Terraci
who
drowned
follow
ing
an
accident
at
the
Usk
ferry
The
ferry
crosses
the
Skeena
River
about
10
mtles
east
of
this
community
925
miles
noitheast
of
Vancouver
SOD
TURNING
WEDNESDAY
A
sod
Lurnlng
ceremony
for
the
planned
Prince
George
Receiving
Home
will
take
place
onVednesdayonthesite
at
Fifth
and
Caledonia
otreets
The
general
public
Is
Invit
Invited
¬
ed
to
see
Alderman
Ron
Twee
-dW
turn
the
first
sal
Other
Aldermsn
and
directors
of
the
PG
Receiving
Home
Society
will
be
there
and
the
cere
ceremony
¬
mony
starts
at
3
pm
Actual
building
of
the
home
will
begin
later
in
the
week
as
occupancy
is
planned
by
September
1
I
hm
LriB
B
Cub
Curtis
Rytz
and
badge
collection
BADGES
GALORE
Its
quite
an
effort
for
Curtis
Rytz
to
do
the
cub
salute
his
sleeve
is
so
loaded
down
with
badges
Curtis
11
who
will
be
old
enough
to
move
into
scouts
this
summer
has
19
out
of
24
possible
proficiency
badges
and
all
five
stars
offered
in
the
cub
three
year
program
A
senior
sixer
in
the
Fifth
Fort
George
pack
Curtis
said
his
most
valued
badge
is
the
physical
fitness
citation
which
he
earned
recently
lie
has
been
chosen
to
repre
represent
¬
sent
his
pack
at
the
Adventure
Camp
to
be
held
this
summer
at
the
Scout
camp
at
West
Lake
The
Fifth
Fort
George
Pack
Is
sponsored
by
the
Salvation
Army
COLLEGE
BOARD
JUSTIFIES
AD
by
JOHN
MARIAN
Whether
Prince
George
gets
a
regional
college
or
not
a
prin
principal
¬
cipal
must
be
hired
to
research
the
factors
involved
and
produce
a
tentative
program
Mac
Car
Carpenter
¬
penter
Regional
College
Board
secretary
treasurer
said
Mon
Monday
¬
day
He
was
responding
to
the
re
reported
¬
ported
indignation
of
some
City
Council
m
ambers
over
an
ad
advertisement
¬
vertisement
in
a
Vancouver
paper
Friday
asking
applica
applications
¬
tions
for
the
position
of
princi
principal
¬
pal
at
New
Caledonia
College
the
natna
proposed
for
the
re
regional
¬
gional
institute
Carpenter
said
it
was
stated
before
the
June
12
67
plebiscite
that
approval
would
commit
rate
pa
j
ers
to
hiring
of
some
re
research
¬
search
staff
It
is
customary
to
hire
a
prin
principal
¬
cipal
to
set
up
a
program
from
which
cost
estimates
can
then
be
derived
Mr
Carpenter
said
At
a
Monday
morning
com
committee
¬
mittee
mseting
city
manager
Arran
Thomson
produced
a
clip
clipped
¬
ped
ad
saying
This
in
oar
op
opinion
¬
inion
is
not
authorized
Alderman
Ron
Tweedie
backed
up
his
contention
Editorials
in
the
local
press
before
last
years
plebiscite
was
held
stated
flatly
that
this
was
not
the
final
go
ahead
At
the
root
of
the
Issue
Is
a
decision
by
the
Regional
College
Board
to
circumnavigate
the
setting
up
of
a
college
in
a
col
college
¬
lege
building
and
Instead
estab
establish
¬
lish
a
program
temporarily
in
Senior
Secondary
School
facili
facilities
¬
ties
The
trouble
with
that
Is
that
the
college
as
things
are
present
presently
¬
ly
proposed
will
have
been
operating
for
at
least
a
year
bofore
the
public
gets
a
chance
to
say
whether
they
even
want
a
regional
college
That
public
prerogative
is
tra
traditionally
¬
ditionally
exercised
in
a
refer
referendum
¬
endum
on
capital
costs
but
since
there
will
bo
no
building
for
at
least
the
first
and
possi
possibly
¬
bly
the
second
ear
of
the
col
leges
operation
there
can
course
be
no
referendum
will
abort
the
college
career
of
the
ratepayers
sons
and
daugh
daughters
¬
ters
What
kind
of
choice
is
that
Union
Ire
Aimed
at
Oil
Co
Action
Immediate
action
by
the
De
partmant
of
Labor
against
Shell
Oil
Co
was
demanded
by
the
pulp
workers
In
Prince
George
last
night
At
a
joint
meeting
of
locals
603
and
612
of
the
International
Brotherhood
of
Pulp
Sulphite
and
Piper
Mill
Workers
CLC
the
men
protested
an
alleged
incident
which
was
said
to
have
taken
place
in
Vancouver
yesterday
The
union
is
striking
Canadian
Gjpsum
tn
Vancouver
and
alleges
that
a
Shell
gas
truckcrossedthe
picket
lines
running
down
one
of
the
pickets
The
man
was
taken
to
hospital
The
pulp
union
said
the
truck
was
driven
by
Shell
supervisory
personnel
because
other
work
workers
¬
ers
refuse
to
cross
the
picket
line
The
Prince
George
locals
sent
a
telegram
to
labor
minister
Leslie
Peterson
asking
for
an
im
immediate
¬
mediate
investigation
of
the
inci
incident
¬
dent
maintaining
the
act
was
done
deliberately
The
meeting
was
attended
by
Pat
ONeal
international
vice
president
of
the
union
He
in
informed
¬
formed
the
members
of
the
state
of
contract
talks
between
the
I
and
a
government
conciliation
of
-
ficer
has
been
called
In
Jury
Hears
Rape
Trial
Evidence
Hearings
got
under
way
Mon
Monday
¬
day
before
anall
male
Supreme
Court
jury
of
a
rape
charge
against
Bruce
Elesko
20
of
Fort
St
J3hn
Elesko
is
charged
with
the
as
assault
¬
sault
of
an
18-year-old
girl
Feb
18
in
Fort
St
Jshn
Dr
John
Kinderchuk
also
of
that
city
200
miles
north
of
Prince
George
testified
to
examining
the
girl
on
the
even
evening
¬
ing
in
question
He
said
the
girl
was
In
an
acute
anxiety
state
when
he
saw
her
weeping
and
thrash
thrashing
¬
ing
about
She
was
obviously
Injured
around
the
face
she
had
black
eyes
swollen
cheeks
lips
and
jaw
and
a
bruised
neck
He
said
there
was
evidence
that
intercourse
had
taken
place
sometime
within
the
previous
72
hours
but
there
were
no
injuries
In
the
pelvic
region
The
girl
did
not
appear
to
have
been
a
virgin
Dr
Kinderchuk
said
Council
Briefs
Tuesday
June
1
1
1968
THE
CITIZEN
3
Charges
for
Roundups
Cause
for
Discussion
by
PETE
MILLER
Do
Prince
Georges
finest
snd
too
nijch
time
chasing
mental
patients
around
the
city
That
was
the
question
posed
at
Mondays
city
council
general
purposes
committee
meeting
by
Aid
Carrie
Jane
Gray
after
glancing
over
the
monthly
police
report
The
document
had
an
addition
under
regular
submissions
which
read
police
car
mileage
men
mental
¬
tal
40
miles
How
many
ni3ntal
patients
are
they
chasing
inqulredAld
Gray
Forty
miles
is
only
a
couple
of
trips
to
the
airport
Inter
Interjected
¬
jected
acting
-Mayor
Milliard
Clare
If
its
the
same
one
then
wed
better
do
something
about
it-
declared
Aid
Gray
Years
Citizen
Meet
Magistrate
George
O
Stewart
Prince
George
Rotary
Clubs
choice
for
the
annual
Citizen
of
the
Year
award
Selection
of
Magistrate
Stewart
for
the
annual
award
was
an-
KiKtmrU
i
The
report
also
noted
1190
complaints
had
been
received
and
Investigated
by
city
RCMP
during
May
and
fines
totalling
7742
were
collected
for
the
munici
municipality
¬
pality
And
In
another
section
of
the
document
it
was
recorded
that
the
RCMP
were
Instrumental
in
the
discovery
of
two
unllghted
street
lamps
A
bauty
parlor
for
Rover
will
set
up
shop
in
Prince
George
City
council
Monday
agreed
to
Issue
a
licence
to
The
Dog
Doghouse
¬
house
a
business
to
comb
and
manicure
inns
best
friend
The
licence
however
will
carry
a
restriction
that
forbids
boarding
of
animals
The
Prince
George
Lacrosse
Association
will
get
no
help
from
Doer
Wins
Plaudits
on
City
Council
to
the
presidency
of
Quinson
Elementary
Schools
first
PTA
Magistrate
Stewarts
concern
for
social
Injustice
is
well
known
ntirl
hn3
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tiiirli
nr-
n0UnCed
today
by
Rotary
Club
union
and
the
pulp
companies
ionizations
as
the
John
Howard
The
negotiations
are
stalled
96
BC
Candidates
Aim
for
23
Seats
VICTORIA
CP
-
Nlnety
sixl
in
candidates
Including
19
mem
bers
of
the
last
House
will
battle
June
20
for
British
Columbias
23
seats
in
the
House
of
Com
Commons
¬
mons
There
were
no
major
sur
surprises
¬
prises
Monday
afternoon
when
nominations
for
the
federal
election
closed
except
that
this
years
figures
were
identical
to
those
for
the
1905
election
Three
parties
the
Liberals
Progressive
Conservatives
and
New
Democrats
fielded
full
slates
in
BC
Social
Credit
short
a
perma
permanent
¬
nent
national
leader
has
candl
dates
In
19
ridings
The
party
wont
contest
Skeena
Vancou
Vancouver
¬
ver
Centre
Vancouver
Quadra
or
Victoria
In
addition
there
are
four
Communists
and
four
Indepen
dents
including
two
candidates
for
the
mlnescule
Republican
Party
of
Canada
Nominations
In
Skeena
Coast
Chllcotln
and
Prince
George
Peace
River
closed
May
27
The
Republicans
who
advo
cate
an
American
Stjle
system
of
government
and
closer
eco
economic
¬
nomic
ties
with
the
US
drop
dropped
¬
ped
out
of
two
ridings
Chris
Weicht
had
been
named
to
con
contest
¬
test
Fraser
Valley
West
and
Joe
Handja
in
Vancouver
East
but
neither
filed
nomination
papers
prior
to
the
3
pm
PDT
dead
deadline
¬
line
A
thtrd
Republican
Robert
Hein
switched
ridings
He
had
originally
planned
to
contest
Vancouver
Klngswaj
but
his
papers
were
filed
in
Vancouver
of
Quadra
I
An
independent
John
Coles
When
the
public
finallydoss
get
failed
to
file
nomination
papers
a
chance
to
choose
whether
it
in
Okanagan
Boundary
wants
a
college
or
not
in
19u9
In
the
1065
federal
election
or
1970
under
the
present
pro-
I
BC
had
22
seats
prior
to
redis-
posal
about
266000
will
have
trlbution
there
were
also
90
already
been
committed
to
the
I
candidates
and
also
19
tncum-
college
in
the
form
of
grating
bents
costs
for
teacher
salaries
etc
Members
of
the
last
House
More
important
than
ttatiSev
j
seeking
re
election
June
25
In
eral
hundred
students
will
have
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eight
New
Democratsflve
completed
their
first
college
Liberals
three
Tories
and
three
year
and
be
expecting
to
complete
Social
Crediters
the
college
program
Among
the
New
Democrats
To
vote
No
wU
not
onlydes
l
are
national
leader
T
C
Doug
troy
and
existing
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it
las
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BurnabySeymour
seek
his
fourth
successive
vic
tor
j
since
moving
to
B
C
fol
following
¬
lowing
defeat
in
Saskatchewan
in
the
19C2
federal
election
Mr
Douglas
faces
stiff
com
competition
¬
petition
from
Ray
Perrault
who
resigned
as
provincial
Liberal
leader
earlier
this
jear
to
run
against
the
63
ear
-
old
NDP
leader
Erhart
Regier
who
resigned
his
Burnaby
seat
in
1962
to
allow
Mr
Douglas
to
contest
the
riding
In
a
bj
election
Is
the
NDP
standard
bearer
In
the
new
Prince
George
Peace
River
rid
riding
¬
ing
The
NDP
also
has
the
only
female
member
of
the
last
House
in
the
running
Mrs
Grace
Maclnnls
62
who
won
Vancouver
Kingsway
in
the
1903
election
Foresters
Threaten
Lockout
VANCOUVER
CP
-
Coast
forest
Industry
companies
cur
rently
Involved
In
contract
nego
tlatlons
with
the
International
Woodworkers
of
America
say
there
will
be
an
industry
wide
lockout
if
the
union
tries
selec
selective
¬
tive
strike
tactics
John
M
Billings
president
of
Forest
Industrial
Relations
made
the
announcement
after
a
FIR
meeting
In
Vancouver
on
Monday
Some
IWA
officials
have
Indi
Indicated
¬
cated
there
will
be
a
selective
strike
this
year
the
FIR
meet
Ing
was
told
As
a
result
com
companies
¬
panies
voted
to
establish
an
Industry
wide
lockout
If
such
a
selective
strike
occurs
It
Is
the
first
time
British
Columbia
coast
forest
companies
have
taken
a
lockout
vote
Negotiations
following
a
92
per
cent
favorable
strike
vote
by
the
26000
workers
Involved
have
entered
their
second
week
The
union
Is
asking
for
a
50
cent
hourly
wage
Increase
on
the
base
rate
of
276
MAGISTRATE
STEWART
Unstinting
worker
president
Roy
Dawson
at
the
clubs
regular
luncheon
meet
meeting
¬
ing
today
at
the
Inn
of
the
North
The
magistrate
is
the
fourth
to
receive
the
tribute
since
its
inception
in
1965
Previous
win
winners
¬
ners
include
John
Mclnnls
Sr
Dr
Alan
Chambers
and
Harold
Moffat
The
citation
Is
presented
to
that
person
deemed
by
a
panel
of
judges
to
have
made
an
outstand
outstanding
¬
ing
contribution
to
the
community
during
his
or
her
residence
in
the
city
In
Magistrate
Stewarts
case
a
scroll
in
illuminated
script
reads
in
part
In
recognition
of
continuous
unstinting
service
to
the
community
And
since
his
arrival
in
Prince
Gtorgo
in
1952
as
a
fledgling
graduate
in
law
the
magistrate
has
been
deeply
Involved
in
com
community
¬
munity
projects
giving
unstlnt
lngly
of
his
time
and
efforts
particularly
in
areas
covering
social
welfare
Ills
Involvement
has
run
the
gamut
of
communityaffalrsfrom
the
formation
of
the
Civic
Pro
perties
and
Recreation
Commls
Society
of
which
he
is
a
past
president
the
formation
of
the
Half
Way
House
the
continuing
effort
to
establish
a
United
Ap
Appeal
¬
peal
Ills
involvement
with
Indian-White
relations
and
the
for
formation
¬
mation
of
the
District
Health
and
Welfare
Council
An
Innovator
and
one
who
adopts
a
slightly
irreverant
ap
proacli
to
the
establishment
Magistrate
Stewart
holds
claim
to
being
the
first
to
initiate
a
night
traffic
court
in
BC
Dan
Irks
Council
City
Council
is
annoyed
by
Municipal
Affairs
Minister
Dan
CamtoeUs
move
to
the
side
of
the
mobile
home
owner
in
the
fight
to
collect
school
taxes
Campbell
Friday
backed
the
trailer
owners
in
Surrey
by
ask
asking
¬
ing
the
Surrey
council
to
tefrain
from
levying
a
tax
to
help
pay
for
school
expenses
in
that
area
Prince
George
has
been
trying
to
collect
money
for
the
same
reason
to
pay
for
the
education
of
children
from
mobile
homes
in
school
district
No
57
Lets
ask
the
Regional
Dis
District
¬
trict
to
take
a
good
look
at
this
suggested
Aid
Ron
Tweedie
Aid
Carrie
Jane
Gray
said
that
a
complete
enumeration
of
trailer
children
in
the
entire
school
dis
district
¬
trict
should
be
made
There
seems
to
be
more
and
more
of
these
children
and
they
are
adding
a
great
deal
to
our
school
costs
she
said
Theft
Nets
Youths
Jail
PRINCE
RUPERT
CP
Two
youths
from
nearby
Port
Ed
ward
BC
received
sentences
un
to
one
vear
Mnndnv
in
mrje
slon
and
service
as
an
alderman
dates
court
after
two
nights
City
Lot
Sales
Holding
Steady
City
lot
sales
are
not
booming
City
Council
learned
Monday
Council
general
purjoses
committee
received
a
report
Monday
that
nine
lots
had
gone
over
the
counter
during
the
past
month
of
crime
in
the
north
coast
community
Danny
Maxwell
Dennis
17
and
Harold
Wlllard
Wright
17
pleaded
guilty
to
charges
of
attempted
arson
breaking
and
entering
and
theft
at
Port
Ed
ward
School
theft
over
30
and
three
charges
of
theft
under
00
Dennis
received
a
total
of
nine
months
definite
and
18
months
indefinite
while
Wright
received
The
tally
six
from
Highglen
i
a
oneyear
term
definite
and
and
one
each
from
Fraserview
Sprucolanl
and
the
tourist
strip
Prince
Georges
next
building
lot
auction
will
be
held
August
22
when
16
lots
In
the
first
phase
of
the
Lakewood
subdivision
go
on
the
block
Cariboo
Prince
George
Bulk
ley
Valley
Mostly
cloudy
with
a
few
showers
today
and
Wednes
Wednesday
¬
day
Isolated
thundershowers
in
the
afternoon
and
evening
both
days
Little
change
In
tempera
temperature
¬
ture
Winds
light
except
gusts
with
thundershowers
Low
to
tonight
¬
night
and
high
Wednesday
at
Prince
George
and
Smithers
42
and
65
Williams
Lake
40
and
62
Quesnel
40
and
65
Sunrise
439
am
Sunset
042
p
in
Peace
River
Mainly
cloudy
wlthafewafter
noon
showers
Cool
Llghtwlnds
Low
tonight
and
high
Wednesday
at
Fort
St
John
and
Grande
Prairie
45
and
65
LAST
54
HOURS
Prince
George
Terrace
Smithers
Quesnel
Williams
Lake
Hi
Lo
pr
63
40
27
07
40
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10
tr
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43
03
67
40
-
two
years
less
a
day
Indefinite
Police
said
they
threw
a
Molo
tov
cocktail
at
the
Inverness
Cannery
while
riding
In
a
stolen
boat
Articles
stolen
from
three
other
boats
were
found
In
their
possession
the
city
to
pay
off
debts
accumu
accumulated
¬
lated
during
the
past
year
The
Association
in
a
letter
to
council
asked
for
a
refund
of
107
to
help
defray
costs
of
practice
fees
Aid
John
Powers
moved
that
the
grant
be
refused
and
said
that
the
city
should
not
give
sports
grants
unless
l
team
had
entered
a
provincial
final
The
motion
was
carried
Louis
Mattes
letter
read
at
the
councils
general
purpose
committee
meeting
said
he
was
prepared
to
exchange
his
4305
equity
In
a
Seymour
subdivision
lot
for
two
lots
In
Highglen
sub
subdivision
¬
division
valued
at
7700
Council
wasnt
quite
ready
to
get
into
the
trading
business
so
the
proposition
was
referred
to
the
administration
whowillhave
a
talk
with
Mr
Matte
Prince
George
Regional
Hos
Hospital
¬
pital
will
have
to
pay
38500for
closure
of
two
adjacent
streets
Council
agreed
to
accept
the
assessors
report
on
the
value
of
Thirteenth
Ave
between
Alward
I
and
Lethbridee
and
Saskatoon
Street
from
Twelfth
to
Thir
Thirteenth
¬
teenth
At
the
same
time
a
price
tag
of
11000
was
put
on
a
lane
re
requested
¬
quested
for
closure
by
Over
waitea
Stores
City
fathers
accepted
the
poundkeepers
report
for
the
month
of
May
The
report
showed
that
out
of
some
six
dozen
dogs
30
had
been
claimed
three
had
been
sold
24
destroyed
and
four
were
dead
on
arrival
Also
accepted
was
the
Fire
Department
report
which
listed
57
calls
in
May
with
a
fire
dam
damage
¬
age
loss
of
5600
The
report
also
noted
that
the
departments
spanking
new
fire
hall
Fifth
and
Ospika
will
be
of
officially
¬
ficially
opened
Saturday
June
15
Council
okayed
the
spending
of
up
to
3000
last
night
for
draw
drawings
¬
ings
of
a
proposed
50
unit
public
housing
complex
Aid
Carrie
Jane
Gray
was
the
only
one
to
against
the
motion
Are
we
now
a
landlord
for
a
rabbit
hutchery
she
inquired
about
the
development
in
which
the
city
has
an
interest
City
Queries
Burdensome
Committees
Too
many
committees
That
thought
dominated
Mon
days
City
Council
session
as
aldermen
tabled
a
request
by
H
Lunn
chairman
of
the
newly
formed
Resource
Planning
Board
for
a
council
appointee
The
city
is
overwhelmed
by
boards
now
said
Aid
Carrie
Jane
Gray
Council
is
heavily
burdened
with
other
committees
we
couldnt
do
a
proper
job
agreed
Aid
Ron
Tweedie
Maybe
their
long
range
plan
would
eliminate
some
of
the
oth
others
¬
ers
suggested
Aid
ElroyGar
den
Council
will
discuss
the
matter
further
when
all
members
are
present
Pesky
Insects
Spark
Retorts
Mosquitoes
Monday
sparked
the
kind
of
biting
humor
that
can
often
be
found
in
city
coun
council
¬
cil
chambers
The
wit
started
after
assist
assistant
¬
ant
city
manager
Peter
Patullo
said
he
had
seen
a
helicopter
with
mosquito
spraying
equip
equipment
¬
ment
flying
directly
over
his
house
Yei
We
re
only
spraying
the
sloughs
said
city
engineer
Ernie
Obst
Those
things
can
fly
0000
mile-
on
the
wind
added
Aid
Carrie
Jane
Gray
Theyve
banded
them
Obst
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