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Prejudices
and
baseless
fears
Assorted
items
some
from
city
hall
some
from
other
places
Recreation
in
the
city
gets
a
shot
In
the
arm
with
the
appointment
of
four
more
members
to
the
Civic
Proper
Properties
¬
ties
and
Recreation
Commis
Commission
¬
sion
this
week
George
Wood
RossCralgle
llarry
Galrns
and
Bob
Flltton
should
Inject
some
new
life
Into
a
body
Ive
always
felt
is
too
little
heard
from
Recreation
Is
becoming
more
and
more
Important
In
our
fat
society
with
Its
shrink
shrinking
¬
ing
work
week
and
long
hours
of
leisure
time
How
do
we
live
with
leisure
Do
we
respond
to
the
chal
challenge
¬
lenge
to
develop
our
poten
potential
¬
tial
Or
do
our
minds
and
bo
bodies
¬
dies
vegetate
before
the
omnipresent
television
set
Anyway
without
trying
to
become
too
pompously
pro
profound
¬
found
I
think
the
Civic
Pro
Properties
¬
perties
and
Recreation
Com
Commission
¬
mission
offers
scope
for
real
leadership
Recreation
is
far
far
more
than
collecting
rents
for
the
use
of
facilities
It
offers
a
challenge
for
real
community
involvement
I
am
sure
the
new
CPRC
ap
appointees
¬
pointees
have
some
positive
contributions
to
make
A
rather
awesome
informa
information
¬
tion
gap
is
revealed
after
all
the
debate
over
a
new
loca
location
¬
tion
for
the
Halfway
House
The
issue
became
one
of
the
more
emotional
ones
to
land
on
city
council
desks
in
some
time
Maybe
Aid
Harry
Lo
der
was
right
when
he
la
mented
the
amount
of
space
the
debate
received
in
the
newspaper
Opinions
seemed
to
become
polarized
as
either
for
or
against
at
the
cost
of
rea
reasoned
¬
soned
discussion
Its
a
darn
shame
If
repu
reputations
¬
tations
of
the
halfway
house
residents
have
been
tarnished
after
all
the
talk
has
died
away
There
are
outstanding
men
at
the
halfway
house
like
its
manager
Bob
Healey
The
men
have
an
illness
which
they
are
trying
emphasis
on
trying
to
do
something
about
Energetic
Ray
Wllllston
belled
those
rumors
of
his
resignation
with
a
vigorous
speech
to
local
government
leaders
here
last
week
Ray
gave
an
emphatic
forceful
speech
in
which
he
advised
us
to
pull
up
our
socks
and
provide
more
facili
ties
for
an
expected
influx
of
tourists
Were
also
at
the
heart
of
a
resource
development
area
without
parallel
in
the
world
said
silver
haired
Ray
Recognize
the
fortunate
position
were
in
and
act
he
said
It
was
quite
a
brisk
and
bracing
message
Old
pulp
union
acquaintance
Peter
Marshall
is
back
on
the
labor
scene
Pete
travelled
to
Victoria
last
week
on
be
behalf
¬
half
of
his
fellow
BC
Govern
Government
¬
ment
Employees
Union
mem
members
¬
bers
who
are
trying
to
ex
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more
pay
from
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Dr
Phil
Staniland
president
and
John
R
Hopkins
with
charter
for
Prince
George
Big
Brothers
Association
City
Big
Brothers
get
formal
charter
Big
Brothers
of
Prince
George
I
became
official
Tuefday
night
After
meeting
unofficially
for
the
past
five
months
thei
local
group
received
Its
official
charter
from
John
Hopkins
oi
Vancouver
first
vice-president
of
Big
Brothers
provincial
board
Dr
Phil
Staniland
president
of
the
Prince
George
chapter
accepted
the
charter
Also
at
the
meeting
held
at
the
Northern
Interior
Health
Unit
Mayor
Harold
Moffat
was
named
honorary
president
and
Fred
Wall
of
Woodwards
honorary
adviser
Big
Brothers
of
Prince
George
have
already
accepted
six
big
brothers
They
plan
to
Introduce
their
first
little
brother
to
his
big
brother
this
weekend
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interested
in
becom
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¬
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or
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youngster
to
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¬
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flavor
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Citizen
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the
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the
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Fair
Grounds
Wednesday
Vanderhoof
airport
seen
as
Prince
George
alternate
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Airport
should
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developed
to
serve
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a
back
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¬
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for
planes
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in
Prince
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idea
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suggested
in
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economic
study
of
the
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by
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provincial
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is
apparently
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as
subject
to
foggy
weather
con
conditions
¬
ditions
as
Prince
George
and
flights
could
be
diverted
there
rather
than
to
more
distant
air
airports
¬
ports
the
study
says
The
Department
of
Transport
has
predicted
a
more
than
400
per
cent
increase
in
air
traffic
VANCOUVER
CP
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The
Canadian
Merchant
Service
Guild
Wednesday
stiffened
Its
stand
In
the
British
Columbia
towboat
strike
saying
it
will
defy
any
court
order
that
threa
threatens
¬
tens
the
survival
of
the
union
or
any
of
Its
members
Guild
spokesman
Capt
Cecil
Rhodes
said
one
such
order
was
an
injunction
that
banned
picket
ing
at
Chemainus
towing
on
Vancouver
Island
The
court
limited
guild
picket-
I
ing
to
the
companjs
offices
leaving
Its
tugs
free
to
operate
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wont
let
one
more
man
drown
because
of
unsafe
condi
conditions
¬
tions
on
BC
tugs
Capt
Rhodes
I
said
of
the
injunction
one
of
three
granted
Wednesday
that
limited
guild
picketing
The
other
Injunctions
were
granted
Mac
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Man
Bloedel
Ltd
for
its
two
Vancouver
Island
divisions
at
Port
Alberni
A
company
spokesman
said
picketing
had
reduced
opera
tlons
to
about
40
per
cent
of
capacity
but
he
was
unable
to
PGE
Industrial
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at
Prince
George
by
198G
and
the
study
feels
that
Vanderhoof
could
certainly
share
in
the
expected
rapid
growth
of
non
scheduled
landings
The
Prince
George
weather
of
office
¬
fice
reports
that
the
city
has
a
regular
average
of
44
foggy
days
per
year
However
BC
Air
Lines
say
that
only
rarely
are
flights
di
diverted
¬
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because
of
fog
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company
claims
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havent
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a
flight
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for
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past
two
months
because
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Thursday
May
14
1970
3
Civic
channels
cool
walkathon
challenge
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trustees
may
onlychal
lenge
city
aldermen
individually
the
city
manager
has
written
the
school
board
The
school
board
Tuesday
re
received
¬
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a
letter
from
city
man
manager
¬
ager
Arran
Thomson
that
city
council
acknowledge
the
school
boards
Miles
for
Millions
chal
lege
to
walk
May
23
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school
boards
enthusias
enthusiastic
¬
tic
challenge
was
somewhat
dampened
by
its
travel
through
official
channels
The
council
discussed
this
challenge
and
it
was
agreed
the
councillors
individually
ma
take
up
the
challenges
of
the
school
board
the
city
man
manager
¬
ager
wrote
In
a
burst
of
enthusiasm
at
the
end
of
April
school
trus
trustees
¬
tees
paired
off
with
city
alder
aldermen
¬
men
for
a
test
of
courage
and
endurance
in
the
charity
walk
Trustee
Colin
Sabiston
inform
informed
¬
ed
the
board
that
last
year
Miles
Hospital
pinched
but
no
staff
cuts
Prince
George
Regional
Hos
Hospital
¬
pital
is
feeling
a
financial
pinch
but
no
staff
will
be
squeezed
out
Hospital
administrator
Colin
Elliott
said
Wednesday
that
no
employees
will
be
laid
off
follow
following
¬
ing
Health
Minister
Ralph
Loff
marks
order
that
hospitals
themselves
must
make
up
30
per
cent
of
1970
salary
Increases
Ttiis
means
that
the
local
hos
hospital
¬
pital
must
somehow
shave
77000
off
its
1970
payroll
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think
that
by
various
me
methods
¬
thods
we
can
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savings
without
any
reduction
in
ser
service
¬
vice
Elliott
said
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reduction
lnovertime
hours
and
minimizing
relief
help
Elliott
feels
savings
can
be
made
St
Andrews
United
Church
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and
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Tuesday
that
more
than
4000
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forms
have
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distributed
to
students
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schools
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