4
THE
CITIZEN
Fridav
July
3
1970
Report
to
be
made
on
drowning
death
The
Civic
Properties
and
Recreation
Commission
will
make
recommendations
to
city
council
Monday
about
the
June
6
drowning
of
a
boy
in
the
citys
swimming
pool
on
Watrous
Commission
vlce
chaitman
Tom
Dllworth
said
today
the
cotnmission
deliberated
three
hours
Thursday
night
on
the
preparation
of
recommendations
to
be
presented
to
city
council
Dilworth
would
not
comment
on
the
content
of
the
commissions
report
June
6
Barry
Bilyk
7
drown
drowned
¬
ed
in
the
outdoor
swimming
pool
An
inquest
was
held
June
12
The
inquest
jury
made
five
re
commendations
concerning
pool
safety
Dllworth
said
the
city
commission
Thursday
went
over
a
written
transcript
of
the
to
quest
evidence
during
its
con
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slderation
of
the
swimming
pool
drowning
The
Jury
recommended
the
ratio
of
lifeguards
to
swimmers
be
changed
to
one
life
lifeguard
¬
guard
per
75
swimmers
from
the
current
one
per
100
swimmers
the
pool
capacity
be
reduced
non
swimmers
be
accom
accompanied
¬
panied
by
parents
or
guardians
over
lG-years-old
the
slide
at
the
Watrous
St
pool
be
relocated
away
from
the
diving
area
and
deep
and
shallow
swimming
areas
be
clearly
separated
possibly
by
buoys
The
inquest
was
told
the
boy
could
not
swim
He
was
missing
about
one
hour
before
his
body
was
discovered
by
a
swimmer
at
the
bottom
of
the
deep
end
of
the
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were
four
lifeguards
and
about
350
swimmers
at
the
pool
During
the
course
of
a
seven
hour
shift
there
may
have
been
more
than
1000
swimmers
throughout
the
pool
the
Inquest
was
told
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49
Old
Mutton
chops
above
had
heard
rumors
that
news
newspaper
¬
paper
photographers
led
a
dogs
life
so
he
came
down
to
The
Citizen
Thursday
to
see
for
himself
Hes
still
here
Anyone
wanting
to
make
a
home
for
the
cute
pooch
is
asked
to
contact
The
Citizen
Hurry
Citizen
photo
Man
pleads
guilty
Harvey
R
Robinson
29
plead
pleaded
¬
ed
guilty
in
court
Thursday
to
a
charge
of
attempting
to
utter
a
forged
document
Robinson
attempted
to
cash
a
234
52
Nechako
Beverage
cheque
payable
to
an
Oscar
Sihanouk
got
rent
PHNOM
PENH
Reuters
The
Viet
Cong
paid
rent
to
de
posed
Cambodian
head
of
state
Prince
Norodom
Sihanouk
for
the
sanctuaries
they
used
to
launch
attacks
into
South
Viet
nam
a
court
was
told
here
today
The
allegation
was
made
dur
lng
the
first
day
of
Sihanouks
trial
In
absentia
before
a
mill
tary
trlbunalr
One
witness
a
village
head
man
said
that
soon
after
the
prince
was
overthrown
March
18
the
Viet
Cong
demanded
the
return
of
money
they
claimed
to
have
paid
the
deposed
leader
Village
chief
Kim
Hee
from
Svay
Rieng
province
which
Juts
into
South
Vietnam
as
the
Par
rots
Beak
said
he
was
con
confronted
¬
fronted
by
a
Viet
Cong
officer
who
told
him
the
money
was
paid
to
the
prince
for
per
mis
slon
to
stay
in
Cambodia
Sihanouk
ousted
by
Premier
Lon
Nol
has
established
a
gov
ernmentin
exile
in
Peking
and
has
thrown
his
support
behind
North
Vietnamese
and
Viet
Cong
guerrillas
In
an
effort
to
regain
power
Observers
believe
the
prosec
tuon
will
Investigate
Sihanouks
personal
spending
Including
his
activities
as
an
amateur
movie
producer
The
former
head
of
states
economic
policies
also
will
be
scrutinized
at
the
trail
expected
to
last
three
days
Christianson
as
if
it
were
genu
ine
court
was
told
Robinson
checked
Into
the
SI
mon
Fraser
Inn
and
attempted
to
cash
the
worthless
cheque
there
June
20
He
admitted
to
a
Feb
19
con
conviction
¬
viction
for
shoplifting
and
was
remanded
in
custody
to
July
13
for
sentencing
The
charge
followed
a
report
June
6
that
Nechako
Beverages
was
missing
20
blank
cheques
Doukhobor
meeting
NELSON
BC
CP
Provin
cial
Court
Judge
William
Evans
Is
awaiting
word
from
leader
John
J
Verlgin
of
the
Orthodox
Doukhobors
to
set
up
a
meeting
with
Stefan
Sorokin
leader
of
the
Sons
of
Freedom
Doukho
Doukhobors
¬
bors
Judge
Evans
Is
serving
as
a
middle
man
to
organize
the
meeting
Mr
Sorokin
spiritual
leader
of
about
2500
members
of
the
Sons
of
Freedom
has
said
he
Is
willing
to
meet
any
time
and
tnat
the
sooner
the
meeeting
is
held
the
better
A
spokesman
said
Thursday
that
Judge
Evans
had
con
tacted
Mr
Verlgin
and
was
awaiting
word
on
the
proposed
meeting
Mr
Verlgin
leader
of
about
15000
Orthodox
Doukhobors
said
he
thought
the
meeting
had
been
scheduled
for
Wednesday
but
was
told
that
Mr
Sorokin
would
not
be
available
Mr
Verlglns
30000
home
at
Grand
Forks
was
destroyed
by
fire
last
Sunday
and
six
Free
domlte
women
were
later
charged
with
arson
Judge
Evans
said
earlier
the
proposed
meeting
would
not
deal
with
different
ideologies
but
would
help
smooth
tempers
In
both
Doukhobor
camps
ANNOUNCEMENT
JOHN
A
WATSON
The
North
American
life
Assurance
Company
is
pleased
to
announce
the
appointment
of
Mr
John
A
Watson
as
Field
Management
Assistant
Mr
Watson
comes
to
Nalaco
with
extensive
experience
in
Estate
and
Financial
planning
Retirement
plans
Personal
Life
insurance
Business
Life
insurance
and
Group
insurance
Mis
duties
will
include
responsibility
for
the
operation
of
the
Prince
George
branch
with
offices
located
at
1320
Fifth
Avenue
servicing
the
area
bordered
by
Quesnel
McBnde
Chetwynd
and
Prince
Rupert
Mr
Watson
will
welcome
enquiries
regarding
all
phases
of
financial
planning
and
life
and
health
insur
ance
needs
also
the
career
oppor
opportunities
¬
tunities
available
with
North
Amen
can
Life
Assurance
Company
ROBERT
BERT
FISHER
I
wish
to
congratulate
and
extend
best
wishes
to
Mr
John
A
Watson
who
has
been
appointed
by
North
American
Life
Assurance
Company
as
Field
Management
Assistant
a
posi
tion
left
open
due
to
my
normal
retirement
as
District
Manager
For
the
immediate
future
I
plan
to
remain
in
Prince
George
as
Sales
Representative
and
to
service
my
many
clients
and
Policyholders
I
wish
to
convey
my
sincere
thanks
to
my
friends
and
clients
for
their
patronage
during
the
past
five
years
anH
I
will
welcome
any
enquiries
for
an
phase
of
Life
Insurance
needs
Robert
Bert
Fsher
Room
203
1320
5th
Avenue
Bus
Phone
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0711
Res
Phone
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AtCNC
Students
considering
enrol
enrolment
¬
ment
at
the
College
of
New
Cale
Caledonia
¬
donia
this
fall
are
invited
to
apply
early
Registrar
Dick
Scales
extend
extended
¬
ed
an
Invitation
Thursday
to
any
student
to
come
to
the
college
Any
student
is
Invited
to
drop
In
to
discuss
courses
said
the
32
-
year
-
old
Edmonton
-
born
registrar
Were
only
too
happy
to
meet
and
talk
Scales
said
fall
applications
to
enroll
at
the
CNC
and
student
counselling
are
available
throughout
the
summer
If
a
student
is
working
In
the
bush
and
can
only
get
in
on
the
weekend
well
see
him
on
the
weekend
the
registrar
said
Students
should
get
their
fall
applications
in
to
the
college
as
soon
as
possible
even
without
their
transcript
of
marks
Marks
can
be
sent
in
later
he
said
New
Caledonia
had
19
teachers
and
about
160
students
during
its
first
year
of
operation
last
year
THE
NAME
OF
THE
GAME
IS
LIVING
This
year
the
college
has
32
tea
teachers
¬
chers
and
expects
about
400
stu
students
¬
dents
Enrolment
is
about
twice
what
it
was
by
this
time
last
year
said
the
registrar
Its
early
yet
high
school
students
still
havent
got
their
exam
results
he
added
Scales
said
there
are
about
1000
area
high
School
graduates
In
the
two
year
regional
college
region
New
Caledonia
expects
to
attract
about
one
third
of
them
Students
within
the
immediate
college
area
are
from
the
school
districts
of
Quesnel
Burns
Lake
Vanderhoof
Smithers
McBride
and
Prince
George
The
College
of
New
Caledonia
offers
students
full
first
two
years
of
university
transfer
courses
leading
to
degrees
In
arts
science
commerce
edu
education
¬
cation
and
pharmacy
The
college
offers
one
full
year
of
courses
leading
to
univer
university
¬
sity
degrees
in
engineering
Grape
growers
use
more
union
help
DELANO
Calif
AP
About
25
per
cent
of
Californias
table
grapes
now
are
being
har
vested
by
union
workers
says
the
United
Farm
Workers
Or
ganlzlng
Committee
AFLCIO
The
union
headed
by
Cesar
Chavez
made
the
claim
Thurs
day
after
It
signed
Its
latest
contracts
with
growers
John
Kavacevlch
of
Arvln
and
Ed
ward
G
Kandarlan
of
Coachllla
California
grows
about
98
per
cent
of
the
United
States
table
grapes
Kovacvlch
has
700
acres
In
table
grapes
Kandarlan
has
about
50
acres
union
sources
said
Terms
of
the
new
contracts
were
not
made
public
If
they
follow
the
pattern
of
previous
agreements
however
they
would
Include
a
minimum
175
wage
Other
contracts
have
Included
25
centsabox
Incentive
pay
10
cents
an
hour
to
a
health
and
welfare
plan
plus
two
cents
a
box
to
the
unions
economic
and
social
development
fund
Stiff
pusher
terms
PARIS
AP
French
courts
this
year
will
stop
Jailing
indl
vldual
drugs
takers
and
commit
them
to
hospital
treatment
in
stead
But
penalties
for
pushers
will
rise
sharply
to
up
to
10
years
In
Jail
while
any
foreigner
using
or
pushing
drugs
may
be
barred
for
life
from
setting
foot
In
France
or
French
overseas
ter
ritorles
The
radical
swing
in
the
offi
clal
attitude
to
personal
drug
use
was
advanced
in
a
bill
passed
by
the
National
Assem
bly
Tuesday
It
must
go
before
the
Senate
after
the
summer
recess
before
becoming
law
The
law
p
r
0
v
1
d
e
s
prison
terms
of
two
to
10
years
and
or
stiff
fines
for
anyone
concerned
in
production
transport
lm
portatln
exportation
posses
possession
¬
sion
vending
handing
over
ac
quiring
or
employing
drugs
a
wide
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