August
7970
deadline
sef
for
new
sfafion
By
Ttd
Beaudoin
Cituen
Staff
Reporter
Executives
of
Prince
Georges
second
radio
station
are
doing
all
they
can
to
get
the
station
on
the
air
b
ugust
1
1070
If
we
can
get
our
transmitter
site
cleared
during
the
winter
and
get
on
to
It
by
May
1
with
construction
equipment
we
could
well
le
on
the
air
by
ugust
1
said
Ron
East
major
share
shareholder
¬
holder
in
Prince
George
Broad
Broadcast
¬
cast
lng
Ltd
lie
is
expected
in
Prince
Gcoige
Friday
and
Saturday
to
complete
the
paper
work
in
for
formally
¬
mally
getting
the
company
off
the
ground
selecting
a
studio
site
in
the
heart
of
the
ely
and
possibly
interviewing
applicants
for
jobs
One
of
the
lesser
but
equally
important
formathe
problems
which
may
be
solved
by
a
con
contest
¬
test
will
be
the
stations
call
Utters
on
the
C20
spot
on
the
dial
I
may
bring
this
up
at
our
next
shareholder
mectine
but
Canadian
radio
stations
must
always
begin
their
letters
with
C
and
are
limited
to
the
use
of
F
K
11
J
for
the
second
letter
The
remaining
two
letters
are
open
such
as
CFDV
Easts
sta
station
¬
tion
In
Smithers
which
serves
the
Bulkley
Valley
and
CFLD-
Easts
station
in
Burns
Lake
serving
the
Lakes
District
area
I
had
thought
of
CfRG
Fort
George
Radio
but
I
m
not
cer
tain
Weve
also
got
to
watchthat
we
dont
use
any
of
the
300
pri
vate
Canadian
stations
call
let
letters
¬
ters
he
said
East
said
that
the
approxi
approximately
¬
mately
170000
Investment
needed
to
get
the
station
ap
approved
¬
proved
by
the
Canadian
Radlo
Televislcn
Commission
late
last
week
on
the
air
was
obtained
through
shareholder
financing
and
arrangements
with
the
Toronto-Dominion
Bank
The
Cltlen
also
learned
dur
during
¬
ing
this
mornings
interview
with
East
that
the
selling
price
of
CKPG
to
Bill
Bellman
of
CHQM
in
Vancouver
was
close
to
1
1
dont
know
yet
said
East
JOOO
000
Bellman
did
not
dls-
Realtor
to
run
for
school
board
Prince
George
Realty
Ltd
I
open
on
the
school
board
The
president
Ted
Matte
is
the
lat
latest
¬
est
candidate
to
file
papers
for
a
seat
on
the
Prince
George
school
board
Matte
is
a
graduate
of
the
University
of
BC
and
a
former
high
school
teacher
Ted
Matte
is
the
second
new
name
to
stand
for
the
three
seats
Ted
Matt
first
candidate
was
Ross
Cralgle
who
declared
his
intention
to
run
last
week
the
schools
in
this
district
In
a
prepared
statement
he
said
the
present
school
board
has
neg
neglected
¬
lected
the
character
develop
development
¬
ment
of
students
here
in
its
pre
preoccupation
¬
occupation
with
financing
the
physical
needs
of
schools
There
is
a
need
for
a
posl
Good
showings
for
local
dogs
Prince
George
show
dogs
won
I
a
creditable
collection
of
honors
in
the
recent
Century
All
Breed
show
in
Vancouver
Standout
dog
was
Aykurt
of
Njnrlch
owned
by
Mr
and
Mrs
J
G
Gravel
He
beat
13
other
German
Shepherds
at
the
show
for
a
four
point
win
Seven
other
dogs
from
Prince
George
also
competed
Bonnie
Boxer
a
puppy
owned
by
Mr
and
Mrs
J
Worthlngton
placed
first
for
three
days
in
the
senior
puppy
female
class
Kitsequhecla
Kannuck
boxer
puppy
owned
by
Mr
and
Mrs
J
Lang
placed
second
one
day
and
third
on
two
remaining
days
the
first
two
days
and
second
on
the
final
day
Cedarhllls
Chosen
One
a
puppy
owned
by
Randal
G
Shef
field
placed
second
on
all
three
days
Treff
open
male
English
springer
spaniel
owned
by
Rob
Robert
¬
ert
Dryer
was
absent
on
the
first
day
placed
fourth
in
the
second
day
and
climbed
to
second
on
the
final
showing
Fletchers
Tippy
open
male
dachshund
owned
by
Mrs
T
Warburg
VIadsen
placed
third
close
the
price
but
It
was
le
vealed
the
sale
price
Is
public
information
That
sale
was
also
approved
by
the
CRTC
on
the
same
day
as
Easts
application
got
the
official
nod
of
consent
Applications
for
employment
are
starting
to
loll
in
and
well
be
considering
them
all
shortly
he
said
If
we
get
the
right
calibre
of
talent
were
looking
for
we
will
head
off
with
our
announced
Intention
of
staffing
the
station
with
11
persons
BC
Chiefs
will
appoint
spokesman
KAMLOOPS
BC
CP-Dele-
gates
to
the
first
annual
Indian
Chiefs
conference
here
have
moved
to
establish
a
collective
spokesman
to
represent
British
Columbias
Indian
leaders
Mne
members
of
an
executive
will
be
chosen
to
form
a
chief
s
council
which
will
give
the
majority
of
Indians
a
united
policy
and
voice
The
council
members
will
be
chosen
by
bands
in
nine
agency
areas
and
the
council
will
be
known
as
tie
United
British
Co
Columbia
¬
lumbia
Indian
Chiefs
Council
Thp
nlnp
rnan
hmrrl
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moot
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feverythree
month
tu
dibius
e
trend
trend
of
of
negativls
negativism
in
the
Lvpraii
overall
policy
nniici
uhiio
while
smaller
smaiio
executive
committees
of
three
each
within
the
council
will
rreet
monthly
The
smaller
commit
committees
¬
tees
will
represent
the
north
central
and
southern
regions
The
chiefs
will
seek
175
000
from
the
province
s
First
tlve
philosophy
in
our
educational
C1tfens
Fnd
cover
tra
lnstitutions
to
offset
the
emphasis
veiling
and
administiative
e
on
the
shortcomings
generated
in
for
the
next
ear
society
Matte
said
Council
members
will
be
He
said
society
and
the
schools
elected
at
each
of
the
annual
have
failed
to
emphasize
the
posi-
chiefs
conferences
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conference
endedSat-
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after
Sl
days
of
debate
He
t
noted
there
Is
too
little
con-
s
deration
given
to
he
selection
f
d
nmen
s
ann0lmc
of
teachers
and
college
profes-
ed
wltndrawln
from
sors
who
are
Influencing
stu-
M
ffalrs
and
the
i
jurisdiction
over
to
the
pro-
They
are
greatly
responsible
vmces
for
the
lack
of
discipline
and
moral
fibre
and
the
resulting
cha
chaotic
¬
otic
conditions
of
our
youth
he
said
I
Matte
felt
there
is
Insufficient
support
and
reward
for
the
lndl
l
vldual
dedicated
teacher
in
the
classroom
Plane
lands
on
highway
REVELSTOKE
B
C
CP
-
Bad
weather
and
RUMP
Investl
gatlon
Sunday
prevented
the
takeoff
of
a
ligrt
aircraft
whose
Pilot
landed
on
the
Trans
Can
ada
Highway
after
his
passen
passenger
¬
ger
balled
out
Pilot
John
Eccles
put
the
wheel
equipped
Cessna
185
down
on
the
highway
Saturday
Pas
Passenger
¬
senger
Gordon
Patrick
White
had
jumped
from
the
plane
by
parachute
to
control
traffic
on
the
highway
The
two
ran
into
foe
an
hour
lng
car
The
car
was
driven
by
a
high
ways
department
patrolman
who
helped
Mr
White
stop
traf
flc
so
Mr
Eccles
could
land
the
aircraft
on
the
Rogers
Pass
sec
tion
of
the
highway
23
miles
second
and
third
in
the
three
east
oi
nere
s-
I
With
police
cars
in
the
lead
Fletchers
Johanne
open
fe-
the
pilot
then
taxied
the
plane
male
dachshund
owned
by
Mr
13
miles
to
a
point
where
the
and
Mrs
a
Mackenzie
placed
aircraft
could
be
Dushed
off
the
Trlshs
Winnie
the
Pooh
open
second
on
the
first
two
days
road
Snowbanks
prevented
this
male
beagle
owned
by
Franclsi
then
on
the
final
day
jumped
to
at
the
landing
site
Van
sterkenourg
placed
tnird
on
urst
place
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South
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dents
have
filed
papers
to
run
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Milne
photo
production
In
1971
and
the
pulp
mm
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expected
to
go
on
stream
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follow
ing
vear
Barclay
stressed
that
special
attention
is
being
given
to
pollu
pollution
¬
tion
control
systems
throughout
the
entire
complex
He
also
si
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that
area
contrac
contractors
¬
tors
will
be
receiving
a
minimum
of
DO
per
cent
of
the
logging
production
available
to
the
com
company
¬
pany
from
the
Flnlay
Public
Sustained
Yield
Unltwhoseecon
omlc
development
Is
made
possible
by
extensive
water
transportation
on
Lake
W
Mis
ton
The
complex
Is
located
on
the
southernmost
shores
of
Lake
W
llliston
which
is
rapidly
reach
reaching
¬
ing
its
full
water
helghth
behind
the
WAC
Bennett
Dam
on
the
Peace
River
Housing
funds
to
be
released
village
VANCOUVER
CP
-
Robert
Proppe
has
served
in
the
ca-
Andras
federal
minister
re
paclty
since
the
village
was
in-
sponsible
for
housing
saldSui
corporated
in
March
1968
day
he
expects
to
announce
be
Incumbent
alderman
Jolin
Esau
fore
Chrlstnns
limited
federal
has
filed
papers
for
re
election
grants
for
urban
renewal
pro
Opposing
him
for
the
two
al-
grams
dermanlc
seats
are
Patrick
Then
It
will
be
up
to
the
pro
Barry
and
Mrs
Louise
Dalton
vlnclal
and
city
governments
to
Village
clerk
Mrs
AnnaW
aid-
decide
priorities
for
the
use
of
wogel
said
that
seven
sets
of
these
funds
he
said
in
an
in
nomination
papers
nas
Deen
is-
tervlew
The
federal
government
ear
Her
this
year
froze
urban
re
newal
aid
because
as
Mr
An
Andras
¬
dras
said
Sunday
It
was
noi
enamored
of
the
system
tha
had
been
In
efftct
We
wont
open
up
urban
re
new
il
as
In
the
past
but
I
ex
pect
to
present
an
lnelm
le
newal
program
soon
WINNIPEG
CP
-
One
of
the
hottest
topus
at
the
two
day
annual
Manitoba
Progressive
Conservative
party
meeting
opening
today
is
expected
to
be
a
race
for
the
presidency
At
least
three
men
are
In
the
running
for
a
job
that
entails
re
building
the
party
still
smart
smarting
¬
ing
from
an
upset
at
the
polls
in
Manitobas
June
election
Sidney
Spivak
MLA
for
River
Heights
and
Industry
and
com
merce
minister
In
the
former
Conservative
government
has
A
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FOR
TODAY
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not
go
out
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with
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Tuesday
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tonight
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Williams
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Prince
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Murder
trial
opens
The
trial
of
Frank
George
Gagnon
24
and
Patricia
Kath
erine
W
ilson
30
charged
with
non
capital
murder
began
this
morning
in
Prince
George
sit
sittings
¬
tings
of
the
BC
Supreme
Court
The
two
were
charged
follow
following
¬
ing
the
stabbing
death
of
George
Napoleon
Limieux
48
whose
body
was
found
early
Sept
14
In
a
cabin
in
the
Island
Cache
Presiding
at
the
trial
Is
Mr
Justice
Thomas
Dohm
Gagnon
is
defended
by
Richard
Low
while
IvarBruhaug
is
repre
representing
¬
senting
Miss
W
ilson
The
trial
is
expected
to
last
between
seven
and
10
days
Manitoba
PCs
at
meet
the
backing
of
the
party
nomi
nominations
¬
nations
committee
for
the
job
He
faces
Robert
Haler
a
Unl
versity
of
Winnipeg
political
sci
science
¬
ence
professor
and
John
Mc
Gurran
a
mitropolltan
Winni
Winnipeg
¬
peg
councillor
WMuja
kflJl
THE
CITIZEN
Monday
November
24
1969
3
South
Fort
George
mayor
Leonard
Proppe
filed
nomination
papers
today
for
a
second
term
in
the
presence
of
village
clerk
Anna
Waldvogel
Major
expansion
for
Mackenzie
MACKENZIE
-
The
three-
about
four
miles
from
here
mill
90000000
BC
Forest
which
now
surports
a
120-mil-Products
expansion
announced
lion
cubic
foot
pr
year
sawmill
Friday
for
Mackenzie
is
expect-
The
stud
mill
and
veneer
plant
ed
to
generate
ll000000ayear
are
scheduled
for
completlonand
into
the
local
economy
and
pro
vide
employment
for
l2G0work
ers
BCFP
president
Ian
Barclay
said
about
400
men
will
be
hired
during
the
two
year
construction
lrlod
of
a
500-ton-per-day
bleached
kraft
pulp
mill
a
ply
plywood
¬
wood
and
veneer
plant
and
a
stud
mill
The
three
plants
will
quadruple
BCFP
s
facilities
at
its
site
after
leaving
Calgary
on
a
flight
municipal
elections
December
6
to
Oregon
via
Vancouver
Mr
Two
hours
before
nominations
White
parachuted
into
a
snow
closed
at
12
noon
today
incum-
bank
and
flagged
down
a
pass
wnt
Leonard
yroppe
was
the
only
Adairs
called
to
oil
fires
TORT
NELSON
DC
CP-
i
A
famed
father
and
son
both
oilwell
firefigtters
are
tackling
a
well
aflece
in
northern
Bri
tish
Columbia
Red
Adair
Is
fighting
a
fiery
gas
leak
In
a
well
80
miles
east
of
here
Son
Jim
is
tackling
a
blowout
of
poisonous
hydrogen
sulphide
gas
at
a
well
off
the
Alaska
Highway
Jims
got
the
tough
well
this
time
said
Red
53
a
vet
eran
well
troubleshooter
from
Houston
Tex
Mine
Isnt
wild
Its
Just
a
m
itter
of
killing
It
with
mud
cement
and
debris
Red
was
called
In
at
the
weekend
to
handle
the
fire
from
i
Mobil
Oil
well
which
blew
Tuesday
He
hoi
es
to
have
the
well
capped
by
Thursday
Jim
28
has
been
on
the
job
since
Wednesday
at
a
Tenneco
Oil
Co
oil
well
which
blew
out
Nov
10
Injuring
two
men
A
new
access
road
had
to
be
cut
to
the
well
near
Mile
95
of
the
Alaska
Highway
Jim
AJalr
and
assistant
Coots
Math
ews
were
still
drawing
up
plans
Sunday
to
tackle
the
well
Said
Red
Adair
After
I
kill
my
well
Ill
give
Jim
a
hand
with
his
If
he
needs
It
I
dont
think
hes
as
good
as
the
old
man
yet
but
hes
get
ting
there
Scientists
fear
changes
in
genes
BOSTON
AP
-
The
gene
which
transmits
hereditary
characteristics
has
been
Iso
Isolated
¬
lated
for
th
first
time
and
two
scientists
who
helred
do
It
have
voiced
fears
of
possible
manipu
manipulation
¬
lation
of
human
traits
I
feel
the
bad
far
outweighs
the
good
in
this
particular
work
said
Dr
Jonathan
Beck
with
33
I
feel
this
is
more
frightening
than
hopeful
It
Is
obvious
that
It
raises
the
possi
possibility
¬
bility
of
genetic
engineering
Also
expressing
apprehension
that
the
discovery
may
have
harmful
applications
Dr
bacteria
nny
contain
as
miny
as
1000
geres
which
have
spe
specific
¬
cific
individual
functions
hlle
a
human
body
may
contain
1
000000
genes
Genes
are
gathered
Into
groups
called
chromosomes
which
carry
the
entire
code
of
heredity
Beckwlth
a
molecular
genetl
cist
said
tie
means
for
minlpu
latlng
genes
in
humans
do
not
exist
at
present
but
that
it
was
conceivable
such
techniques
could
be
develojed
in
the
fu
ture
Before
the
work
by
the
liar-
Janus
Shapiro
26
head
of
the
vard
g
genes
nad
bpen
sep
uau
ru
arated
In
groups
but
not
Individ
search
team
which
Isolated
the
uall
gene
said
We
dont
necessar-
ily
have
the
right
to
pit
our
selves
on
the
back
The
discovery
was
announced
to
reporters
Wednesday
but
publication
of
the
story
wis
de
Hunter
dies
after
accident
layed
until
Saturday
to
coincide
VANCOUVER
CP
Leon
with
publication
In
the
British
Jerome
Ruschelnsky
29
of
m3gazlne
Nature
of
a
paper
Burnaby
B
C
accidentally
shot
outlining
the
technique
in
the
groin
Tuesday
near
here-
The
gene
was
separated
from
meos
B
C
died
In
hosrltalhere
a
bacteria
called
Escherichia
Sunday
coll
widely
found
in
the
lntes
Police
said
he
was
shot
when
tine
of
man
and
other
animals
a
companion
moved
a
rifle
In
The
researchers
used
an
the
cab
of
their
truck
The
victim
enzyme
to
dissolve
away
mate-
was
standing
outside
the
truck
rial
they
did
not
w
int
but
the
bullet
1
assed
through
The
scientists
said
that
a
the
cab
and
hit
him
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