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HAZELTON
The
River
boat
Lounge
is
the
safest
place
to
go
to
the
washroom
in
town
The
mens
John
used
to
be
a
bank
vault
Plumbers
carved
though
two
feet
of
reinforced
con
concrete
¬
crete
to
put
in
the
plumbing
Its
a
good
safe
place
to
go
to
the
bathroom
Bill
Sar
Sargent
¬
gent
laughed
Sargent
owns
the
Inlander
Hotel
where
the
lounge
opened
June
23
It
cost
25000
to
turn
the
old
bank
facilities
into
a
lounge
The
Royal
Bank
rented
the
lower
level
of
the
hotel
when
the
Inlander
opened
in
1956
until
they
built
their
own
building
across
the
street
If
someone
were
to
get
locked
in
the
vault-
PIONEER
DOCTOR
Horace
Wrinch
built
an
eight
bed
hospital
in
1904
on
the
site
of
the
present
Hospital
Indians
discredit
our
work7
HAZELTON
In
1900
a
young
doctor
moved
here
to
start
a
hospital
aaer
practis
practising
¬
ing
medicine
among
the
Indians
at
Kispiox
for
two
years
In
1904
the
eight
bed
hospi
hospital
¬
tal
was
finished
Today
on
practically
the
same
site
a
50
bed
facility
still
serves
Hazel
Hazelton
¬
ton
and
the
surrounding
area
The
hospital
is
named
after
the
pioneer
medical
missionary
Dr
Horace
Cooper
Wrinch
who
built
the
present
facilities
in
1930
just
before
he
retired
in
1936
Now
the
Wrinch
Memorial
Hospital
is
planning
to
rebuild
a
2000000
addi
addition
¬
tion
with
49
beds
Dr
J
E
Whiting
adminis
administrator
¬
trator
of
the
Wrinch
Memor
Memorial
¬
ial
Hospital
for
17
years
is
waiting
eagerly
for
the
new
facilities
Its
hard
working
in
a
40-year-old
building
he
said
Its
hard
but
we
like
it
too
he
added
Th
Wrinch
Memorial
Hos
Hospital
¬
pital
stands
in
a
scenic
spot
justoutsidedowntown
Hazel
Hazelton
¬
ton
It
serves
the
village
and
surrounding
area
including
eight
Indian
villages
Its
remarkably
good
for
this
type
of
community
Dr
Whiting
said
Four
doctors
serving
the
area
work
out
of
the
hospital
and
specialists
are
brought
in
on
a
regular
basis
from
Ter
Terrace
¬
race
or
Kitimat
Its
a
great
improvement
over
the
task
which
faced
young
Dr
Wrinch
when
he
arrived
in
1900
J
Nearest
medical
facilities
to
Hazelton
then
were
Fort
Simpson
Ashcroft
Atlin
anc
Edmonton
The
population
Dr
Wrinch
served
included
about
200
whtes
and
200C
Indians
Dr
Wrinchs
frustration
was
explained
in
a
personal
letter
written
by
him
which
was
part
of
a
university
papet
researched
by
Jacqueline
Burt
a
University
of
British
Columbia
medical
student
the
heathen
Indians
are
on
the
watch
to
dis
discredit
¬
credit
our
work
and
when
a
death
occurs
in
the
hospitl
no
matter
how
hopeless
the
case
may
have
been
there
are
always
some
of
them
ready
to
blame
the
hospital
or
the
doctor
and
to
assure
the
relatives
that
they
would
have
cured
the
sick
one
all
right
But
the
thesis
also
recorded
support
for
the
doc
doctor
¬
tor
A
chief
from
the
area
after
viewing
the
new
hospi
hospital
¬
tal
was
quoted
as
telling
Wrinch
There
ought
to
bo
no
more
drumming
rattling
or
dancing
over
the
sick
people
Dr
Horace
Wrinch
served
Hazelton
until
he
retired
in
1936
and
went
to
Vancouver
where
he
died
in
1939
His
services
to
the
com
community
¬
munity
included
being
elected
in
1924
as
Liberal
member
of
the
legislature
for
the
district
of
Skeena
He
was
also
a
justice
of
peace
as
well
as
a
Methodist
missionary
and
ordained
minister
ind
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HISTORY
OF
THE
early
days
of
Hazelwood
on
the
walls
of
the
Itlver
boat
lounge
washroom
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Its
safest
washroom
in
town
The
Citizens
reporter
Marj
Gray
and
photographer
Dave
Milne
took
a
trip
to
Hazelton
last
week
mainly
to
do
a
feature
on
Ksan
the
reconstructed
Indian
village
there
But
they
found
there
was
a
great
deal
more
to
the
historic
community
on
the
Skeena
some
280
miles
west
of
Prince
George
The
stories
appear
appearing
¬
ing
on
this
page
are
the
first
of
a
series
washroom
Sargent
has
even
provided
for
them
In
the
mens
washroom
the
walls
are
papered
with
old
Omincca
Miner
newspapers
The
paper
folded
in
1918
papers
on
the
wall
are
from
1911
to
1913
Nov
15
1913
London
Syl
Sylvia
¬
via
Pankhurst
has
called
for
volunteers
for
a
militant
suf
suffragette
¬
fragette
army
German
maufacturers
offer
to
supply
guns
for
the
suffragettes
for
150
each
Saturday
Nov
29
1913
Insane
foreigner
killed
while
fleeing
from
posse
Verdict
of
culpable
homicide
The
fancy
wallpaper
tells
of
theTitanic
sinking
April
20
1912
Archduke
is
murdered
the
July
4
1914
headlines
read
Heir
to
Austrian
throne
and
his
wife
victims
of
assassins
bullets
The
Grand
Trunk
Pacific
expected
to
reach
Fort
George
from
Edmonton
early
in
December
the
Nov
15
1913
paper
reported
Local
news
ranged
from
the
ordinary
to
the
famous
out
outlaw
¬
law
stories
from
the
Hazelton
area
April
18
1914
M
Tuohy
has
added
a
number
of
hogs
to
the
livestock
at
his
place
April
11
1914
Battle
fol
follows
¬
lows
robbery
of
bank
In
sen
sensational
¬
sational
fight
with
seven
ban
bandits
¬
dits
citizens
of
New
Hazelton
kill
two
and
wound
others
six
dead
or
captured
of
band
of
Russian
robbers
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The
mens
washroom
will
not
be
the
only
historical
wall
wallpapering
¬
papering
Bill
Sargent
explained
The
womens
washroom
will
be
done
in
old
Vogue
magazines
as
soon
as
he
finds
some
old
enough
Sons
The
Citizen
going
back
GRAND
FORKS
BC
CP
Members
of
the
Sons
of
Freedom
Doukhobor
sect
arc
trickling
back
into
British
Columbias
Kootcnay
area
after
abandoning
their
road
roadside
¬
side
shacktown
at
the
barbed
wire
gates
of
Mountain
Prison
near
Agassiz
BC
The
return
marks
the
final
chapter
in
the
trek
by
the
rad
radical
¬
ical
sect
when
some
500
mem
members
¬
bers
burned
their
tarpaper
shacks
at
Krestova
BC
in
September
1962
and
marched
to
Agassiz
to
be
near
about
100
of
their
brethern
who
had
been
arrested
con
convicted
¬
victed
of
terrorist
activities
and
sent
to
the
special
fire
fireproof
¬
proof
prison
that
was
built
at
a
cost
of
300000
to
hold
them
The
trek
has
ended
as
it
began
with
members
of
the
sect
still
at
odds
with
the
law
Twenty
five
were
arrested
Sunday
after
a
demonstration
in
front
of
the
home
of
John
Verigin
leader
of
about
10000
Orthodox
Doukhobors
residing
in
BC
They
are
scheduled
to
appear
in
court
July25
The
history
of
the
Freedomites
who
claim
to
be
pacifists
has
been
pock
pockmarked
¬
marked
with
violence
burn
burnings
¬
ings
and
nude
parades
since
they
first
came
to
BC
from
Saskatchewan
about
70
years
ago
Many
remained
after
the
last
Frcedomite
in
the
prison
was
released
in
1970
but
the
numbers
at
the
roadside
camp
dwindled
to
less
than
200
Mayor
Wes
Johnson
of
Kent
municipality
which
takes
in
the
Mountain
Prison
area
said
Monday
he
visited
the
camp
Sunday
and
found
it
deserted
The
Freedomites
have
given
no
indication
of
their
future
plans
but
some
obser
observers
¬
vers
believe
they
plan
to
re
reestablish
¬
establish
themselves
at
their
old
Krestova
headquarters
Tuesday
July
4
1972
Eric
Nico
More
medals
Canada
has
struck
a
new
set
of
gongs
to
phase
out
the
Victoria
Cross
and
other
relics
of
the
raj
This
column
does
not
quarrel
with
our
countrys
right
to
pin
Its
own
medals
on
the
breasts
of
our
heroes
though
some
of
the
fun
may
have
gone
out
of
it
since
Gina
Lollo
briglda
changed
her
mind
about
becoming
a
Canadian
citl
zen
The
new
Cross
of
Valour
Star
of
Courage
and
Medal
of
Bravery
look
attractive
even
if
we
only
wear
the
ribbons
in
our
hair
But
as
a
peace
loving
nation
we
may
have
little
demand
for
the
CV
and
similar
tributes
to
bravery
in
the
field
That
isnt
where
the
action
is
What
we
need
is
a
whole
new
category
of
decorations
awarded
for
courage
beyond
the
normal
call
of
getting
out
of
bed
in
the
morning
The
Purple
Butt
Awarded
to
the
taxpayer
who
despite
being
repeatedly
hit
in
the
wallet
by
three
levels
of
govern
government
¬
ment
holds
his
financial
position
long
enough
for
his
kids
to
have
their
teeth
fixed
This
medal
may
be
awarded
post
posthumously
¬
humously
The
Oak
Leaf
with
Cluster
For
conspicuous
bravery
in
defending
a
tree
or
a
group
of
trees
under
attack
by
squad
squadrons
¬
rons
of
bulldozers
and
other
panzer
units
deployed
by
the
developer
of
a
subdivision
The
Distinguished
Frying
Medal
This
solid
aluminum
replica
of
a
skillet
is
reserved
for
the
special
gallantry
of
the
father
who
single
handed
takes
over
preparation
of
the
family
meals
because
Mother
has
gone
back
to
work
The
medal
is
embossed
with
the
likeness
of
an
overcooked
hamburger
and
on
the
obverse
a
jug
of
ketchup
May
be
worn
with
a
formal
apron
The
Star
of
Moxy
To
the
union
member
who
takes
an
exposed
position
at
the
meeting
of
the
striking
local
declaring
his
intention
to
vote
against
the
executives
recommendation
because
he
considers
the
demand
for
increased
wages
to
be
excessive
This
medal
has
not
been
designed
because
there
is
no
expectation
that
will
ever
be
awarded
The
order
of
the
Companion
of
the
Diaper
Bucket
A
naval
decoration
to
mothers
resolute
enough
to
engage
a
govern
government
¬
ment
ferry
though
pinned
down
for
three
hours
on
a
hot
dock
under
fire
by
four
small
children
and
a
baby
that
ignores
the
Geneva
Convention
rules
of
war
The
ceremony
of
presentation
of
The
Order
may
be
combined
with
burial
at
sea
The
Canadian
General
Service
Medal
This
decoration
is
mailed
automatically
to
every
person
in
Canada
who
has
survived
another
year
of
living
with
the
Bomb
environ
environmental
¬
mental
collapse
militant
womens
lib
transistor
radios
TV
commercials
hairy
motorbikes
post
election
budgets
Plavbov
Cosmo
and
the
cost
of
food
All
awards
to
be
presented
by
the
Governor
General
wearing
track
suit
and
sneakers
if
somebody
can
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him
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