12
THE
CITIZEN
Friday
July
24
1970
First
summer
Birds
eye
view
of
BC
interior
Although
a
good
many
people
living
in
the
area
like
to
believe
that
they
are
northern
residents
a
glance
at
a
map
of
British
Columbia
will
reveal
that
we
are
in
reality
in
just
about
the
middle
of
the
province
From
the
same
map
this
would
appear
not
much
more
than
a
bewildering
array
of
lakes
and
rivers
with
an
isolated
dot
or
two
to
indicate
any
habitation
A
thoroughly
uninteresting
chunk
of
geography
it
would
seem
But
that
is
just
the
impression
a
map
might
give
you
and
it
is
completely
wrong
There
is
only
one
way
to
really
see
this
vast
area
and
that
is
from
a
plane
Not
one
of
the
arm
chair
cruise
at
30000
feet
tea-coffee-or-milk
type
of
air
aircraft
¬
craft
but
from
a
small
three
or
four
passenger
float
equipped
machine
with
a
darn
good
pilot
who
knows
not
only
what
he
is
doing
but
where
he
is
To
me
the
latter
is
most
important
Although
blessed
with
a
fair
sense
of
direction
on
the
ground
in
the
air
I
become
hopelessly
confused
after
a
very
short
while
A
few
weeks
ago
I
had
an
opportunity
of
taking
a
real
good
look
at
some
of
the
finest
untouched
real
estate
I
have
ever
seen
With
Jack
Savage
of
Culchoe
Nu
Lodge
and
Ed
Macpherson
of
Northern
Mountain
Airlines
at
the
controls
we
took
off
from
Stuart
Lake
after
breakfast
and
headed
north
I
had
flown
the
immediate
area
before
winter
and
summer
so
at
least
for
the
first
little
while
I
was
able
to
get
by
bearings
Trembleur
Takla
the
Nation
Lakes
up
over
the
hills
to
Sustut
and
Bear
Lake
beautiful
country
but
then
as
we
crossed
the
Omineca
there
was
a
change
The
valleys
grew
smaller
mountains
higher
Sheer
rock
faces
dropped
thousands
of
feet
to
end
in
a
rocky
jumble
of
shale
and
scrub
timber
Tiny
lakes
of
in
incredible
color
nestle
in
patches
of
snow
long
alpine
meadows
criss
crossed
with
little
streams
of
melting
snow
water
and
an
occasional
larger
lake
quiet
as
yet
untouched
with
perhaps
a
feeding
moose
along
the
shore
On
the
high
meadows
an
occasional
herd
of
caribou
probably
never
hunted
by
man
showed
little
concern
at
the
presence
of
the
noisy
intruder
from
the
air
Mile
upon
mile
of
moun
mountains
¬
tains
and
lakes
And
what
lakes
A
persistent
head
headache
¬
ache
thenight
before
and
the
roll
and
pitch
of
the
plane
had
my
stomach
churning
and
Ed
dropped
down
on
a
placid
little
lake
so
we
could
stretch
our
legs
Fifty
feet
from
shore
a
fresh
moose
trail
was
worn
a
foot
deep
in
the
muskeg
On
a
little
knoll
an
old
caribou
horn
lay
bleached
in
the
sun
Almost
at
timber
line
the
mountains
seemed
to
drop
into
the
lake
After
the
roar
of
the
engine
the
silence
was
startling
Half
an
hour
later
we
were
off
again
now
swinging
eastward
and
the
same
panorama
of
lakes
Another
landing
this
time
with
spinning
rods
at
the
ready
we
cast
into
the
mouth
of
a
little
creek
Standing
on
the
shore
the
little
lure
arched
out
You
could
see
it
50
feet
away
in
the
clear
water
For
our
brief
efforts
we
landed
three
fat
rainbows
and
Ed
connected
with
a
beautiful
Dolly
Varden
weighting
about
eight
pounds
Firm
fieshed
hard
fish
that
fought
like
devils
as
you
would
expect
from
that
cold
water
Back
homewards
as
the
evening
shadows
length
lengthened
¬
ened
we
flew
down
the
Rocky
Mountain
trench
and
the
ugliness
of
Lake
Williston
After
the
untouched
beauty
we
had
seen
the
lake
with
its
debris
and
raw
earth
shoreline
was
an
affront
to
mans
intelli
intelligence
¬
gence
and
a
monument
to
his
apparent
inability
to
develop
unless
he
would
first
destroy
i
It
was
a
trip
I
will
long
remember
not
just
for
the
beauty
of
the
country
but
for
the
fact
that
all
too
probably
and
if
present
policy
continues
none
of
us
will
have
too
much
longer
to
enjoy
Major
league
baseball
Birds
top
Royals
20th
time
in
row
By
The
Associated
Press
Not
In
43
years
has
one
major
league
baseball
club
dominated
another
as
the
Baltimore
Ori
Orioles
¬
oles
hae
the
Kansas
City
Roy
als
The
Orioles
beat
the
Royals
for
the
20th
straight
time
Thurs
Thursday
¬
day
night
5
4
This
is
one
game
shy
of
the
major
league
record
of
21
in
a
row
by
the
New
York
Yankees
over
the
old
St
Louis
Browns
in
1027
A
sacrifice
fly
by
Frank
Rob
inson
who
earlier
had
lilt
a
two
run
homer
broke
a
3
3
tie
in
the
seventh
A
triple
by
rookie
Bob
Grich
drove
in
an
other
run
in
the
eighth
and
en
ensured
¬
sured
the
Orioles
triumph
Pittsburgh
Pirates
widened
their
National
League
East
lead
over
the
idle
New
York
Mets
to
2s
games
by
shading
Atlanta
Braves
CS
on
Dave
Cashs
sac
riflce
fly
In
the
eighth
Houston
Astros
made
it
four
in
a
low
by
defeating
St
Louis
Cardinals
3
2
the
Chicago
Cubs
edged
Cincinnati
Reds
1
0
Cleveland
Indians
took
the
Chi
Chicago
¬
cago
White
Sox
5
2
Minnesota
Twins
nipped
Detroit
Tigers
2
1
and
California
Angels
downed
Boston
Red
Sox
4
1
in
the
only
other
scheduled
games
1
A
fifth
Inning
homer
by
1
Johnny
Edwards
broke
a
tie
and
paced
the
Astros
over
the
Cardinals
A
throwing
error
per
permitted
¬
mitted
Don
Kesslnger
to
score
the
games
only
run
In
the
eighth
as
the
Cubs
beat
the
Reds
i
A
two
-run
homor
by
Vada
I
Plnson
helped
Sam
McDowell
I
notch
his
lDth
victory
as
the
In
Indians
¬
dians
beat
the
hlte
Sox
Bert
Blyleven
pitched
a
four
I
hitter
for
the
Twins
in
beating
the
Tigers
He
was
helped
by
George
Mltterwalds
three
hits
one
a
400-
foot
homer
The
Angels
tilpped
the
Red
Sox
with
three
runs
in
the
ninth
I
with
Billy
Cowans
pinch
double
driving
in
the
tie
breaking
run
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of
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reaches
tape
a
head
of
Stewart
edged
Clarke
in
the
last
100
yards
to
capture
Australian
Ron
Clarke
to
win
the
10000
metre
event
at
the
gold
medal
His
winning
time
was
29
minutes
18
the
Commonwealth
Games
in
Edinburgh
Scotland
seconds
Its
just
like
I
930
again
EDINBURGH
CP
Can
adas
wrestling
team
tuned
up
by
the
world
championships
In
Edmonton
a
few
weeks
ago
was
looking
for
a
hatful
of
Cotru
monwealth
Games
medals
today
Nine
of
Its
10
members
were
still
in
contention
as
the
comjietl
tlon
entered
Its
final
day
and
three
were
guaranteed
a
medal
as
the
number
of
contestants
In
their
weight
class
had
shrunk
to
three
or
less
Not
since
the
Inaugural
Games
of
1030
when
Canada
entered
seven
wrestlers
and
all
won
gold
medals
had
there
been
such
a
powerful
Canadian
threat
The
19GG
team
settled
for
one
gold
the
first
In
1G
years
plus
three
second
place
slUers
and
a
third
place
bronze
Heavyweight
Ed
Millard
of
King
City
Ont
and
light
fly
weight
Ken
Shan
of
Toronto
were
sure
of
sliver
medals
and
trying
for
gold
as
they
faced
In
dlan
opponents
In
their
division
finals
Claude
Pllon
of
Ottawa
one
of
three
survivors
In
the
light
heavyw
eight
class
had
In
dlan
and
Pakistani
rivals
to
beat
Apart
from
the
10
wrestllngtl
I
ties
only
eight
gold
medals
i
were
on
the
line
today
as
the
swimmers
and
divers
wound
up
their
competition
with
six
finals
the
fencers
contested
the
team
sabre
event
and
the
cyclists
rode
In
the
10
mlle
race
No
fl
nals
were
scheduled
In
track
and
field
Three
gold
medals
were
added
to
Canadas
treasure
chest
Thursday
as
Beverly
Boys
of
Pickering
Ont
added
the
tower
diving
championship
to
her
previous
triumph
In
the
springboard
event
Bill
Kennedy
of
London
Ont
won
the
100
I
metre
backstroke
andTomAru
I
soo
of
Montreal
took
the
200
but
i
terfly
That
brought
the
total
for
the
Games
to
13
one
shy
of
the
pre
vlous
Canadian
high
at
the
10G6
Games
but
far
short
of
Aus
1
tralla
and
England
j
With
28
championships
al
j
ready
In
the
bag
to
Englands
i
22
the
Ausslps
annpnred
tn
1
I
pulling
away
from
the
field
They
won
seven
events
Thurs
diy
while
England
picked
up
four
A
similar
trend
was
evident
In
the
unofficial
point
standings
based
on
a
10-G-4-3-2-1
count
for
the
first
six
final
placlngs
Aus
tralla
led
the
way
with
514
points
to
Englands
481
and
368
for
Canada
a
total
that
sur
surpassed
¬
passed
the
349
points
amassed
in
a
thlrd
place
finish
In
19GG
The
swimmers
and
divers
picked
up
three
sliver
medals
and
a
bronze
to
go
with
their
three
gold
Thursday
One
of
the
slivers
was
the
15th
In
the
Inter
national
career
of
Halpli
Huttonl
of
Ocean
Falls
BC
who
chased
home
Australian
Gra
Graham
¬
ham
White
in
the
400
freestyle
Nancy
Robertson
of
Pickering
earned
another
finishing
unex
pectedly
close
to
Miss
Boys
In
the
tower
diving
as
Nancy
Rollo
of
Saskatoon
barely
missed
the
bronze
The
third
second
place
finish
came
In
the
womens
400
freestyle
relay
as
Australia
won
the
event
Erik
Fish
a
17-year-old
native
of
Medicine
Hat
Alta
won
a
bronze
In
the
butterfly
behind
Van
Burkleo
boots
Ottawa
fo
victory
HAMILTON
CV
-
Bill
Van
I
Burkleos
booming
punts
In
the
fourth
quarter
one
a
7G
yarcl
single
that
snapivd
a
20
20
tie
engineered
a
27
20
victory
for
Ottawa
Rough
Riders
over
Hamilton
Tiger
Cats
In
an
East
Eastern
¬
ern
rortlall
Conference
exhibi
exhibition
¬
tion
game
Thursday
night
The
victory
for
the
19G9
Grey
Cup
champions
was
their
first
in
four
pre
season
exhibition
games
and
left
them
wHh
the
Lasseter
cut
VANCOUVER
CP
-
British
Columbia
Lions
pared
six
plaj
ers
from
their
training
camp
roster
Thursday
In
preparation
for
their
Western
Football
Con
ference
opener
here
Tuesday
against
Saskatchewan
Rough
riders
The
biggest
surprise
was
the
release
of
28-year-old
Bill
Las
Lasseter
¬
seter
a
Canadian
defensive
half
halfback
¬
back
who
has
been
with
the
Lions
for
nine
jears
m
V
a
I
l
lsEliBscrs
VcEmpers
same
record
as
tlieTlcats
head
heading
¬
ing
Into
the
Canadian
rootball
League
schedule
openers
next
week
Hugh
Oldham
Jay
Roberts
and
defensive
lulflack
Al
Mar
celin
scored
the
Ottawa
touch
touchdowns
¬
downs
Iwfore
about
10000
fans
Inn
McMillan
a
junior
Ottawa
Sooner
graduate
added
eight
IxDlnts
on
two
field
goals
and
two
converts
Hamilton
got
touchdowns
from
Tommy
Joe
Coffey
Dave
Flem
Fleming
¬
ing
and
Ed
Buchanan
all
on
Hisses
from
quarterback
John
Eckman
Coffey
added
two
con
converts
¬
verts
Hamilton
coach
Joe
Restic
went
all
the
way
with
Join
Eck
min
at
quarterback
and
the
six-foot-one
193
pounder
from
Wichita
State
University
de
deserved
¬
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a
better
fate
Several
times
In
the
second
half
he
hit
his
man
In
the
clear
in
the
Ottawa
secondary
only
to
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the
bill
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by
such
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Marilyn
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league
but
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juniors
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top
of
the
league
The
6
3
defeat
followed
a
10
8
upset
the
juniors
suffered
Wednesday
at
the
hands
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three
runs
in
the
first
and
third
innings
while
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three
runs
came
in
the
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Ave
Prince
George
Announcement
Mr
J
K
Fraser
Vice
President
Toltec
Industries
Ltd
is
pleased
to
announce
the
appointment
of
Mr
C
Sandy
Allen
as
Industrial
Sales
Representative
for
Allied
Automotive
Ltd
and
Frontier
Rentals
Ltd
Mr
Allen
has
several
years
experience
representing
Can
Canadian
¬
adian
Ingersoll
Rand
ndustrial
tools
and
equipment
and
will
continue
in
that
capacity
wth
our
companies
Ingersoll
-Rand
COMPANY
LIMITED
ANNOUNCES
the
Appointment
of
Allied
Automotive
Ltd
Frontier
Rentals
Ltd
as
distributors
of
COMPRESSORS
ROCK
DRILLING
EQUIPMENT
PNEUMATIC
TOOLS
HOISTS
COMPACTION
EQUIPMENT
BITS
STEEL
ACCESSORIES
SALES
-
RENTALS
-
SERVICE
PRINCE
GEORGE
TERRACE
PRINCE
RUPERT
QUESNEL
FORT
ST
JOHN
We
Service
What
We
Sell