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WAS
FUN
but
we
dont
think
the
fire
department
would
approve
In
sequence
of
photos
above
taken
at
Foit
Geoige
Park
a
youngster
spies
a
quantity
of
paper
in
the
litter
tin
A
second
conspiratoi
enters
the
scene
and
then
smoke
signals
are
sent
up
in
the
final
shot
Sequence
was
taken
by
Rick
Hull
Peep
breath
please
Lung
power
tested
here
By
Moira
Maclennan
Citizen
Staff
Reporter
Between
now
and
Sept
1
about
1000
people
will
be
going
to
the
health
unit
to
take
deep
deep
breaths
A
device
called
a
spirome
spirometer
¬
ter
will
test
how
well
their
lungs
are
working
They
will
be
asked
to
blow
five
times
into
the
spirometer
so
that
it
can
measure
how
much
of
the
inhaled
air
their
lungs
can
expel
Trom
this
is
determined
the
total
volume
of
air
and
the
rate
at
which
it
can
be
expelled
They
will
also
be
asked
questions
about
their
smok
smoking
¬
ing
habits
whether
they
cough
and
bring
up
sputum
and
about
their
occupation
history
Participants
will
be
assist
assisting
¬
ing
a
public
health
research
project
financed
by
federal
funds
The
tests
are
part
of
a
three
section
study
being
con
conducted
¬
ducted
by
Jessie
MacCarthy
assistant
professor
at
the
department
of
health
care
and
epidemiology
at
the
University
of
British
Colum
biaandDr
Benjamin
Ferns
professoi
of
environmental
health
and
safety
at
the
Har-
KS
8
Jjfm
AIM
Spirometer
test
being
taken
by
Glenn
Scott
vard
School
of
Public
Health
Boston
The
overall
aim
of
the
study
said
Miss
McCarthy
is
to
study
air
quality
and
its
relation
to
public
health
and
the
attitudes
of
people
toward
air
pollutants
The
air
quality
part
of
the
study
began
at
the
beginning
of
the
year
and
is
still
con
tinuing
Some
of
the
1000
people
taking
part
in
the
spirometer
tests
will
have
already
been
visited
by
members
of
a
pub
public
¬
lic
opinion
survey
team
who
include
attitudes
to
air
pollu
pollution
¬
tion
in
their
questionnaire
Prince
George
is
one
of
two
B
C
centres
chosen
to
be
studied
on
the
public
health
research
grant
the
other
one
being
Trail
Miss
McCarthy
said
they
were
chosen
as
two
interior
communities
primarily
industrial
with
roughly
the
same
weather
conditions
In
both
the
air
pollution
levels
are
quite
good
when
compared
with
some
cities
in
Eastern
Canada
or
in
the
United
States
Because
of
this
Prime
George
residents
should
pel
form
well
in
the
spirometer
tests
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CITIZCN
-
Thmsdny
July
0
1972
-
13
Hazelton
once
had
403
people
By
Marj
Gray
Citizen
Staff
Reporter
HAZELTON
Village
population
387
It
used
to
be
403
but
we
lost
a
few
since
the
last
count
village
clerk
June
Larson
pointed
out
Thats
the
official
census
figure
Mayor
Perry
York
dis
disagrees
¬
agrees
with
the
figure
The
official
census
is
not
in
yet
he
insisted
and
the
closet
population
figure
is
about
400
It
really
doesnt
matter
who
is
right
The
village
of
Hazelton
is
still
one
of
the
tiniest
incor
incorporated
¬
porated
areas
in
the
pro
province
¬
vince
It
became
a
village
in
1956
and
is
the
oldest
of
the
three
Hazeltons
New
Hazelton
and
South
Hazelton
are
both
unincorporated
areas
There
are
probably
over
1000
people
in
the
old
Hazel
Hazelton
¬
ton
area
60
per
cent
of
this
number
are
Indians
The
Hazelton
band
reserve
land
hems
the
village
in
along
the
river
creating
one
of
the
smallest
villages
in
the
area
as
well
as
population
in
the
province
In
1950
there
were
about
11
acres
in
the
village
Mayor
York
said
The
Indian
people
surrendered
44
acres
of
their
reserve
land
but
not
all
of
it
was
purchased
The
present
village
covers
probably
about
20
acres
he
said
But
York
is
looking
at
land
along
Highway
62
which
runs
from
the
village
to
the
Yel
lowhead
Highway
A
new
lulingwill
allow
the
village
to
develop
land
along
the
highway
he
said
This
could
push
the
total
land
in
the
village
to
176
acres
right
up
to
the
Yel-
lowhead
By
the
year
2000
the
mayor
predicts
the
three
Hazeltons
will
be
united
in
one
district
municipality
Ive
been
here
since
1967
Do
you
exist
Ifyouhaven
tbeenenumer
ated
does
it
mean
you
dont
exist7
Notnecessanly
theprovin
cial
voters
list
isnt
complete
yet
The
enumeration
of
eligi
eligible
¬
ble
voters
in
the
Fort
George
electoral
district
is
about
75
per
cent
complete
Prince
George
government
agents
M
Carhngsaidhehas
had
about
50
enumerators
working
in
the
district
for
the
past
month
If
you
were
on
the
1968
vot
voters
¬
ers
list
and
youre
still
living
at
the
same
address
you
probably
wont
be
bothered
by
an
enumerator
But
they
are
supposed
to
call
on
other
people
If
resi
residents
¬
dents
are
not
at
home
they
will
leave
a
card
to
be
com
completed
¬
pleted
and
returned
to
the
enumeration
headquarters
The
voters
list
is
not
closed
when
the
enumerators
com
complete
¬
plete
their
calls
so
that
those
who
have
been
missed
or
who
for
one
reason
or
another
do
not
fill
out
a
card
can
still
have
their
names
added
The
actual
date
when
the
list
will
be
closed
will
be
given
plenty
of
publicity
in
the
various
news
media
said
Carling
when
the
time
and
have
been
working
on
amalgamating
the
Hazeltons
I
have
run
Into
empire
buil
builders
¬
ders
eveiywhere
he
said
The
railway
pwhed
on
York
explained
stopping
at
the
site
of
South
Hazelton
because
of
difficulties
in
bridge
construction
A
town
spiang
up
at
that
spot
Longtime
residents
of
Hazelton
Bill
Sargent
told
of
stories
predicting
the
death
of
Hazelton
after
the
two
new
towns
were
formed
They
thought
Hazelton
would
die
thought
businesses
would
move
to
New
and
South
Hazelton
he
said
Then
the
First
World
War
broke
out
The
populations
of
the
three
towns
scattered
to
work
in
war
industries
the
two
newer
towns
almost
van
vanished
¬
ished
However
the
large
Indian
population
at
Old
Hazelton
remained
stable
and
the
town
continued
to
flourish
Theautomobilethencame
in
and
it
was
not
necessary
to
be
next
to
the
railway
Sar
Sargent
¬
gent
said
The
old
community
sur
survived
¬
vived
as
well
as
the
new
ones
but
there
has
always
been
intense
rivalry
Now
there
appears
to
be
no
end
in
sight
to
Hazeltons
future
progress
Mayor
York
said
It
is
geographically
indefeatable
Canadian
National
is
planning
to
extend
a
line
north
fiom
Hazelton
to
meet
the
B
C
Railway
line
and
carry
cargo
to
the
proposed
super
port
at
Prince
Rupert
The
Stuart
Cassiar
High
Highway
¬
way
which
York
figures
will
be
the
future
Alaska
High
Highway
¬
way
will
meet
the
Yel
lowhead
at
New
Hazelton
passing
through
Hazelton
The
blacktop
completion
date
is
1977
You
cant
say
we
arent
optimistic
the
mayor
said
This
is
not
fallacy
this
is
pol
policy
¬
icy
York
suggested
the
Indus
Industrial
¬
trial
part
of
the
futuie
area
would
be
between
New
and
South
Hazelton
along
the
Highway
The
commercial
coic
will
be
In
Hazelton
Hazelton
will
probably
also
be
the
fiist
munlciaplity
to
Incorpiote
the
Indian
popu
population
¬
lation
York
added
The
village
is
just
waiting
now
he
said
waiting
for
the
diffeienccs
between
the
Indian
and
non
Indian
popu
lation
to
ease
a
little
befoie
invitlngthe
reserve
residents
to
join
the
village
MAYOR
PERRY
YORK
right
and
Aid
Bob
Eng
of
Hazelton
survey
the
site
of
their
proposed
112000
sec
secondary
¬
ondary
sewage
treatment
plant
Citizen
Photo
by
Dave
Milne
The
Indians
were
the
main
reason
the
village
exists
now
The
main
economy
of
Hazel
Hazelton
¬
ton
is
a
service
centre
role
although
theic
s
a
sawmill
in
South
Hazelton
and
a
couple
of
mines
operate
on
and
ofl
in
the
area
The
Ksun
authentic
Indian
village
in
Hazelton
is
a
major
tourist
attraction
They
aic
taking
Indians
off
the
street
and
putting
them
in
caivlng
sheds
where
they
arc
doing
amazing
things
York
said
Hazelton
itself
is
doing
amazing
things
for
a
town
of
400
people
Complete
street
paving
started
in
1965
will
be
finished
this
year
Sewer
lines
are
being
extended
to
include
the
Wrinch
Memorial
Hospital
and
a
new
residential
area
one
mile
east
of
town
And
a
site
is
being
pre
prepared
¬
pared
for
a
112
000
secon
secondary
¬
dary
sewage
treatment
plant
Now
sewagp
is
ground
up
and
dumped
into
the
Skecna
River
The
village
is
taking
ad
advantage
¬
vantage
of
the
federal
gover
governments
¬
nments
local
initiative
prog
program
¬
ram
for
the
sewer
extensions
It
will
also
apply
for
the
pro
provincial
¬
vincial
governments
70
per
cent
assistance
foi
the
cost
of
the
proposed
treatment
plant
Tax
assessment
for
the
vil
village
¬
lage
is
384000
Mayor
York
said
The
vilagers
pay
1
with
the
Homeowner
Grant
paying
everything
else
he
said
Hazelton
also
cuts
corners
with
volunteer
labor
Its
gett
getting
¬
ing
hard
to
track
down
volun
volunteers
¬
teers
but
they
arc
used
wherever
possible
The
mayor
and
foui
alder
aldermen
¬
men
are
not
paid
for
their
work
with
the
village
York
mayor
since
1969
was
raised
in
Hazelton
but
left
for
Prince
rupert
in
1925
He
returned
in
1967
and
retired
Now
Im
just
a
joe
boy
for
Hazelton
he
said
with
a
wide
grin
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