The
Citizen
f
JHMI
F
Tuesday
June
8
1971
Those
new
striped
mail
mailboxes
¬
boxes
gee
I
dont
know
Yes
Yesterday
¬
terday
I
tried
to
post
a
par
parcel
¬
cel
In
a
lady
tourist
from
Nebraska
I
thought
It
was
odd
the
box
having
wet
lips
But
Ive
learned
now
to
wear
glas
glasses
¬
ses
when
I
take
out
the
days
mall
Even
if
I
am
addressing
the
correct
red
pantsult
there
Is
a
lot
more
reading
on
the
mall
box
than
there
used
to
be
Its
all
part
of
what
the
post
office
department
calls
As
Assured
¬
sured
Mall
Living
In
the
age
of
Anxiety
entirely
surroun
surrounded
¬
ded
by
bug
eyed
neurosis
and
the
strident
call
of
the
screaming
meemles
wt
should
I
guess
be
grateful
for
Assured
Mall
Assured
Mall
has
the
sound
of
quiet
competence
01
well
oiled
gears
smoothlj
meshing
Of
the
postmaster
general
a
Charlton
Heston
figure
radiating
provlderce
his
thumb
resting
lightly
on
the
controls
that
never
fall
Just
thinking
about
It
slows
the
nervous
tic
In
my
cheek
and
coaxes
my
tongue
down
from
the
roof
of
my
mouth
If
you
cant
afford
the
time
for
the
operation
on
your
ul
ulcer
¬
cer
the
next
best
thing
is
to
go
out
and
mall
a
postcard
Before
3pm
You
are
sooth
soothed
¬
ed
by
the
certainty
that
It
will
be
In
one
of
the
designated
cities
the
next
delivery
day
regardless
of
whether
you
are
still
here
tomorrow
I
just
wish
I
tould
be
that
sure
of
making
a
pick
up
Tills
new
assurance
of
the
postal
service
has
already
rubbed
off
on
our
postman
lie
now
comes
on
like
Cary
Grant
suave
confident
bon
bonded
¬
ded
Its
a
privilege
to
pick
up
his
junk
mail
Nobody
needs
to
be
told
by
mail
or
otherwise
that
the
dead
sureness
of
Assured
Mail
reflects
the
unflappable
sang
froid
of
Mr
Trudeau
Completely
assured
on
skis
he
rejects
the
possibility
that
a
blizzard
may
deter
the
let
Council
briefs
The
lulldlng
inspectors
le
port
foi
May
indicated
0534140
collected
In
building
permits
this
yeat
to
date
compared
to
2282708
to
the
same
tlmp
last
year
Seven
city
council
members
will
have
to
wait
turns
to
lead
the
two
copies
of
the
controver
controversial
¬
sial
103
page
Plunkett
leport
tecelved
this
week
fiom
the
Union
of
B
C
Municipalities
The
UBCM
commissloned
le-
poit
citculated
to
various
gioups
in
the
piovlnce
piedlcted
dls
astious
developments
for
municipalities
unless
thepiovln
clal
government
assumes
alarg
ei
share
of
education
and
welfaie
costs
City
council
Monday
gave
first
tluee
leadings
to
a
bylaw
to
allow
lease
of
a
site
at
the
High
Highway
¬
way
07
10
junction
foi
a
outh
Canada
infoimU
ion
booth
oung
people
financed
by
fed
eial
outh
pioject
money
will
run
the
booth
until
Sept
30
to
provide
hitch
hiking
accommo
accommodation
¬
dation
job
and
othei
infoi
na
nation
¬
tion
to
tiavelling
joung
people
Council
gave
flirt
tluee
read
ings
Monday
to
a
bilaw
to
tenew
Eric
Nicol
Stripes
help
the
lease
to
Petei
Janzen
foi
a
pal
-tluee
golf
couise
off
High
way
10
west
near
the
cemeterj
Janzen
leases
the
land
fiom
ter
carrier
Neither
snow
nor
rain
nor
heat
nor
gloom
oi
night
stays
these
couriers
from
the
swift
completion
of
their
rounds
unless
you
mail
mailed
¬
ed
after
3
pm
As
the
prime
ministers
wave
of
confidence
sweeps
through
the
services
of
the
federal
government
one
won
wonders
¬
ders
where
assurance
will
ooze
out
next
The
guaranteed
minimum
wage
has
been
men
mentioned
¬
tioned
Perhaps
from
the
de
partment
of
fisheries
the
In
Infallible
¬
fallible
rlounder
From
agri
agriculture
¬
culture
Warranted
Wheat
plant
It
before
April
guar
guaranteed
¬
anteed
harvest
before
fall
All
this
assurance
Is
apt
to
be
a
shock
to
the
system
of
senior
civil
servants
Or
do
we
Infer
that
the
post
of
office
¬
fice
Is
the
one
branch
of
fed
federal
¬
eral
government
that
is
sure
to
deliver
Inflation
and
unemploymnt
come
to
mind
as
larger
res
responsibilities
¬
ponsibilities
badly
In
need
of
a
ssu
rabies
Do
I
as
an
applicant
for
welfare
get
faster
service
11
I
line
up
In
striped
boxer
shorts
Can
I
be
certain
that
there
will
be
no
rise
In
the
price
of
milk
If
I
get
to
the
cow
before
11
00
a
m
A
little
reassurance
here
would
be
welcome
Meantime
I
have
been
disturbed
by
the
event
of
last
Sunday
when
1
pedalled
up
to
the
mall
box
with
my
clutch
of
urgent
cor
correspondence
¬
respondence
and
found
that
the
wealth
of
literature
post
posted
¬
ed
on
the
new
boxes
omitted
to
mention
pick
up
times
for
Saturdays
Sundays
and
holi
holidays
¬
days
I
stood
around
anything
but
assured
buttonholing
passers-by
to
ask
if
they
knew
the
weekend
hour
of
the
indu
indubitable
¬
bitable
Nobody
did
A
small
and
probably
tem
temporary
¬
porary
oversight
no
doubt
But
these
days
a
persons
con
confidence
¬
fidence
can
be
shaken
by
very
slight
aberrations
in
the
ab
absolute
¬
solute
of
certain
knowledge
Like
half
assured
mail
City
building
close
to
boom
City
building
activity
last
month
was
only
slightly
short
of
a
boom
according
to
M
lyor
Harold
Moffat
The
city
has
Issued
230
build
building
¬
ing
permits
this
year
compared
to
103
to
the
same
time
last
year
the
city
for
five
per
cent
of
his
gross
levenue
Girl
guides
from
the
eighth
company
were
welcomed
toMon
days
city
council
meeting
then
given
a
brief
tour
of
city
hall
by
Mayor
Harold
Moffat
City
council
took
the
first
step
Mondaj
toward
creation
of
a
new
zoning
category
a
parking
lot
classification
for
land
outside
the
downtown
coie
area
A
healing
Monday
will
be
fol
followed
¬
lowed
nest
week
by
first
three
readings
to
a
bylaw
to
create
the
new
parking
category
In
lesponse
to
a
request
by
the
Square
Dancers
of
Prince
Geoige
and
aiea
Mijoi
Harold
Moffat
on
Monday
pioclalmed
the
week
of
Sept
20
to
20
squaiedanceweek
A
lettei
from
the
square
dance
club
said
nioJern
squaie
dancing
Is
a
family
entertainment
Associated
Engineering
Ltd
In
a
letter
to
city
cojncil
said
studies
are
underway
to
find
the
most
economical
type
of
con
st
met
Ion
fu
a
majoi
new
water
Intake
system
lo
ie
built
by
1073
two
miles
up
tr
Ncluko
River
fiom
the
cltjs
present
watei
in
intake
¬
take
pump
system
t
the
old
Ne
chako
bridge
The
englneeilng
fiim
saldfur
thei
lepoits
will
come
as
studies
piogiess
The
city
will
wilte
the
YM
Y
C
V
to
ask
w
hat
plans
the
Y
has
to
build
on
a
site
near
Twentieth
and
Came
leserved
for
them
Bike-a-thon
tried
for
Crisis
Centre
The
Crisis
Centie
will
take
advantage
of
the
latest
two
wheel
fad
In
Pilnce
Geoige
The
Ml
ti
to
laise
money
with
a
bike-a-thon
It
can
be
1
family
fun
day
moie
than
a
fund
iaislng
event
centre
dliectoi
Chailene
Howe
said
It
will
be
a
chance
foi
the
community
to
get
together
The
bike-a-thon
planned
foi
June
27
w
HI
raise
money
to
help
pay
Cilsis
Centre
opeiat
lng
costs
The
18
mtle
loute
will
start
at
the
Tort
George
Paik
stock
stockade
¬
ade
and
tiavel
along
Taylor
Ash
and
Patiicla
then
acioss
the
old
Fi
asei
bi
idte
and
past
the
alr
poit
to
the
Highway
07
junction
r
and
back
along
07
Into
town
and
to
the
stockade
The
distance
can
be
covered
two
or
tluee
times
and
prizes
donated
by
local
businesses
will
be
aw
aided
In
a
wide
range
of
categories
Riders
will
gather
pledges
for
each
mile
covered
Following
the
bike
riding
which
will
last
fiom
1
p
m
to
5
p
m
a
singalong
and
picnic
will
be
held
in
roit
George
Park
The
community
can
get
to
gethei
to
have
a
singalong
and
learn
more
about
the
Crisis
Cen
Centre
¬
tre
Mis
Howe
said
Although
the
Crisis
Centre
has
sufficient
financial
resources
for
June
and
July
they
wish
to
plan
ahead
Wilderness
was
their
classroom
By
Moira
Maclennan
Citizen
Staff
Reporter
A
microscope
a
jelly
like
substance
on
a
slide
and
a
grade
seven
student
A
typical
classroom
scene
except
there
was
no
class
classroom
¬
room
Or
rather
the
classroom
was
the
wilderness
environ
environment
¬
ment
of
Camp
Mclnnis
the
Junior
Forest
Warden
sum
summer
¬
mer
camp
30
miles
from
Prince
George
Thursday
was
Open
House
Day
for
Highglen
Elemen
Elementary
¬
tary
s
week
long
outdoor
school
A
Im
of
the
school
wa
s
to
give
grade
0
and
7
students
an
op
opportunity
¬
portunity
to
pursue
in
depth
topics
relevant
to
the
study
of
ecology
The
camp
setting
removed
from
what
teachers
Dick
Rosebrugh
and
Rick
Bryan
called
the
artificiality
of
the
classroom
The
student
preparing
to
examine
the
jelly
under
the
microscope
was
Bernl
Man
tal
He
had
collected
frogs
eggs
from
different
partsofTsitnlz
Lake
I
want
to
see
if
theres
any
difference
Gene
Lestage
was
to
ex
examine
¬
amine
leaf
sections
with
his
microscope
but
right
now
Ive
got
a
mosquito
In
here
Ah
yes
the
mosquitos
they
were
a
sure
sign
this
was
no
artificial
classroom
But
Helde
Seida
a
grade
0
student
took
a
remarkably
po
positive
¬
sitive
view
of
the
situation
Were
kind
of
fortunate
she
said
Only
the
females
bite
What
If
males
and
females
bit
oh
wow
In
addition
there
was
plenty
of
Insect
repellant
Highglen
School
has
been
preparing
for
the
outdoor
school
for
a
considerable
per
period
¬
iod
of
time
As
the
outdoor
program
leaned
toward
social
studies
and
science
classroom
studies
In
the
winter
months
were
strongly
orientated
to
toward
¬
ward
math
and
the
language
arts
Safety
rules
were
taught
successfully
Bryan
said
Thursday
there
had
been
no
accidents
In
addition
each
child
ar
arrived
¬
rived
at
the
camp
having
made
up
his
or
her
mind
on
a
topic
for
independent
study
Mike
Worthmann
chose
birds
and
saw
grebes
and
woodpeckers
while
he
was
out
in
a
canoe
A
book
from
the
library
pro
provided
¬
vided
Information
to
supple
supplement
¬
ment
his
own
observations
Further
data
perhaps
Ig
Ignored
¬
nored
by
Mike
was
given
by
Darryl
Hora
a
cub
who
once
camped
near
a
woodpeckers
nest
The
birds
are
noisy
even
at
night
he
said
Other
projects
included
Sheilla
Von
Nlessens
stud
of
water
hardness
Jed
Camp
Campbells
¬
bells
drawings
of
the
sort
of
microscopic
animals
In
water
and
Heldes
dissec
dissection
¬
tion
of
fish
As
it
was
Open
House
Day
and
guests
would
be
coming
for
supper
said
the
girls
the
gophers
had
plenty
of
work
to
do
when
studies
were
over
Gophers
The
people
who
go
for
plates
and
go
for
forks
and
things
like
that
they
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