t
By
Canadian
Press
VICTORIA
Premier
Dave
3arrett
says
that
the
British
Columbia
government
is
con
erned
about
the
over
all
cost
f
putting
and
keeping
cars
on
he
road
but
is
not
concerned
specifically
with
the
price
of
gasoline
The
premier
asked
on
an
pen
line
radio
show
what
BC
Ianned
to
do
about
the
pend
pending
¬
ing
increase
in
gasoline
prices
said
there
were
other
factors
effecting
the
cost
of
running
a
ar
He
said
his
NDP
govern
nent
was
working
on
a
plan
ihat
would
be
simple
and
that
Youths
held
in
break
ins
City
RCMP
have
ap
apprehended
¬
prehended
two
juveniles
fol
owing
two
break
ins
and
van
lalism
early
Good
Friday
Police
recovered
about
51500
in
tools
and
equipment
Uolen
from
QM
Machine
-
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Ltd
975
Third
Ave
Three
cars
and
a
truck
were
emoved
from
a
garage
at
Mikes
Auto
Body
Ltd
831
Fourth
Ave
Obscenities
were
Dainted
on
the
outside
walls
of
1
Tune
Up
at
749
Third
Ave
with
i
spray
bomb
The
juveniles
will
face
12
ounts
of
theft
possession
of
stolen
property
and
wilful
damage
when
they
appear
in
ourt
Tuesday
By
Tony
Kant
Citizen
Staff
Reporter
There
are
cockroaches
in
town
Theres
no
doubt
about
it
says
Norm
Gallant
senior
inspector
for
the
Northern
In
Interior
¬
terior
Health
Unit
Gallant
made
the
statement
after
a
recent
complaint
from
a
Prince
George
woman
who
said
there
were
cockroaches
climbing
up
the
walls
of
a
re
restaurant
¬
staurant
while
she
ate
a
meal
The
inspector
said
he
doesnt
doubt
there
were
cockroaches
on
the
premises
in
question
even
though
an
inspection
was
carried
out
and
none
were
found
I
dont
question
the
woman
when
she
says
theres
cockroaches
Its
a
very
com
common
¬
mon
problem
around
here
Weve
come
across
them
in
a
complete
cross
section
of
re
An
Easter
honeymoon
is
being
celebrated
this
week
by
two
Prince
George
young-at-hearts
who
have
proved
that
its
not
only
a
young
mans
fancy
that
turns
to
romantic
thoughts
at
this
time
of
year
Joe
Hogue
80
and
Mary
Siemans
69
tied
the
knot
Palm
Sunday
at
Knox
United
Church
after
a
whirlwind
courtship
The
couple
lives
at
the
senior
citizens
home
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would
mainly
benefit
northern
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residents
and
industrial
workers
who
have
no
access
to
public
transit
Barrett
would
give
no
details
of
the
government
plan
but
said
it
would
be
announced
well
in
advance
of
the
increase
in
gasoline
prices
expected
about
May
15
when
oil
com
companies
¬
panies
pass
on
increases
in
wellhead
oil
prices
On
another
topic
Premier
Barrett
said
the
BC
govern
government
¬
ment
would
support
any
action
by
the
federal
government
to
reinstate
tax
concessions
to
private
industry
for
building
rental
housing
There
needs
to
be
tax
con
concessions
¬
cessions
for
private
building
of
rental
units
he
said
Despite
the
federal
NDP
policy
against
tax
concession
to
industry
BC
would
support
conces
concessions
¬
sions
for
this
type
of
building
Premier
Barrett
also
said
his
government
is
considering
Mine
clean
BUTTLE
LAKE
CP
-
A
BC
Research
survey
of
water
quality
in
Buttle
Lake
on
Van
Vancouver
¬
couver
Island
has
concluded
that
a
tailings
outflow
from
Western
Mines
Ltd
has
no
detrimental
effect
The
report
said
water
flowing
out
of
the
lake
is
above
limits
set
out
in
the
Canadian
Drinking
Water
Standards
Cockroaches
staurants
Its
a
question
of
keeping
them
under
control
he
said
Gallant
said
many
restaur
restaurants
¬
ants
in
Prince
George
have
been
plagued
by
the
insects
and
that
most
are
under
con
contract
¬
tract
for
a
regular
extermina
extermination
¬
tion
program
But
fumigation
of
premises
must
wait
for
the
monthly
visit
from
a
pest
control
company
based
in
Kamloops
Gallant
said
the
problem
is
most
common
in
older
build
buildings
¬
ings
especially
those
with
a
variety
of
uses
They
nest
in
cracks
and
crevices
and
many
people
dont
know
they
have
them
until
it
becomes
a
serious
problem
For
those
who
arent
ac
acquainted
¬
quainted
with
the
pests
cock
cockroaches
¬
roaches
are
flat
oval
light
to
dark
brown
to
black
and
have
The
YM
YWCA
building
fund
is
approaching
the
half
halfway
¬
way
mark
A
meeting
of
cam
campaign
¬
paign
officials
confirmed
that
365094
has
been
raised
to
date
The
campaign
commit
committee
¬
tee
is
seeking
to
raise
800000
to
erect
a
building
to
house
a
gym
two
handball
courts
locker
rooms
a
counselling
of
office
¬
fice
arts
and
crafts
rooms
meeting
rooms
a
lounge
and
an
office
abandoning
the
idea
of
holding
two
legislative
sessions
a
year
replacing
them
with
one
long
session
Thief
burns
automobiles
District
RCMP
are
looking
for
a
thief
who
burns
au
automobiles
¬
tomobiles
he
has
stolen
The
fourth
car
fire
this
year
was
discovered
Sunday
at
the
Shelly
Road
garbage
dump
A
police
spokesman
said
the
burning
automobile
a
1968
Meteor
was
discovered
at
7
45
pm
and
was
earlier
reported
stolen
in
the
city
TWO
DAYS
common
Jong
whip
like
an
tennae
The
German
cockroach
reaches
one
half
inch
in
length
and
the
Ameri
American
¬
can
cockroach
can
reach
one
and
one
quarter
inches
Both
species
develop
from
a
wingless
nymph
to
fully
winged
adults
and
can
take
as
long
as
one
year
to
complete
a
life
cycle
They
prefer
warm
dark
secluded
places
and
are
scavengers
of
foodstuff
and
other
organic
material
Gallant
said
their
excrement
contaminates
food
causing
diseases
One
study
found
salmonella
bacteria
present
in
excrement
to
be
infective
after
more
than
six
months
The
health
unit
discourages
restaurant
owners
from
trying
to
do
fumigating
by
them
themselves
¬
selves
because
of
the
danger
of
poisons
contaminating
food
and
the
areas
where
it
is
pre
prepared
¬
pared
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Norris
said
a
series
of
four
meetings
were
held
beginning
March
26
and
a
number
of
complaints
wefe
tabled
by
the
union
All
of
these
were
fully
dis
discussed
¬
cussed
and
many
were
resol
resolved
¬
ved
he
said
The
remaining
complaints
were
the
subject
of
a
commitment
from
the
vice
president
calling
for
a
full
and
immediate
investigation
He
added
that
the
same
meetings
had
produced
ag
agreements
¬
reements
on
three
of
seven
questions
of
interpretation
and
administration
of
the
contract
In
a
letter
to
Mason
April
3
the
railway
described
the
re
remaining
¬
maining
four
issues
as
genuine
differences
of
opinion
in
respect
of
interpretation
of
the
agreement
and
strongly
recommended
that
these
mat
matters
¬
ters
be
sent
to
arbitration
in
accordance
with
the
terms
of
the
contract
Norris
charged
the
union
has
refused
to
join
in
a
submis
submission
¬
sion
to
a
third
party
and
said
the
railway
sees
this
as
the
only
sensible
route
towards
re
resolution
¬
solution
of
the
matters
raised
by
the
engineers
He
added
that
the
railway
has
offered
to
waive
any
time
limit
restrictions
and
to
meet
immediately
in
the
pres
presence
¬
ence
of
an
arbitrator
whos
findings
the
railway
would
ac
accept
¬
cept
as
final
and
binding
ESP
seminars
set
World
peace
through
the
ef
effective
¬
fective
use
of
psychic
aware
awareness
¬
ness
is
the
aim
of
the
Inner
Peace
Movement
IPM
says
Byron
Crull
guest
speaker
at
seminars
on
the
subject
Tues
Tuesday
¬
day
and
Wednesday
at
the
Inn
of
the
North
War
is
caused
by
the
collec
collective
¬
tive
hostility
and
hatred
of
a
nation
by
its
judgmental
at
attitudes
¬
titudes
says
Crull
BC
ad
administrator
¬
ministrator
for
the
IPM
De
Developing
¬
veloping
awareness
in
the
in
individual
¬
dividual
breaks
down
the
col
collective
¬
lective
attitudes
Founded
by
Francisco
Coll
in
1964
the
IPM
has
since
spread
into
cities
all
over
North
America
as
well
as
Eruope
and
Puerto
Rico
It
is
described
as
a
non
profit
non
political
non
sectarian
educational
program
aimed
at
freeing
people
by
taking
the
extra
out
of
extra
extrasensory
¬
sensory
perception
and
mak
making
¬
ing
it
a
practical
way
of
life
There
are
two
introductory
programs
set
for
8
pm
Tues
Tuesday
¬
day
and
Wednesday
April
15
and
16
in
the
Nechako
Room
There
will
be
an
admission
charge
for
thelectures
There
is
a
small
admission
fee
Crull
said
CHARLIE
OLDS
CH
Olds
mourned
A
memorial
service
will
be
held
Wednesday
for
pioneer
Prince
George
railroader
trapper
and
conservationist
CH
Charlie
Olds
who
died
Friday
in
Prince
George
Reg
Regional
¬
ional
Hospital
The
1
pm
ser
service
¬
vice
will
be
held
at
Assmans
Funeral
Chapel
Mr
Olds
who
was
82
was
born
in1
California
and
moved
to
British
Columbia
with
his
parents
in
1895
In
1912
he
and
his
father
walked
the
400
miles
between
Ashcroft
and
Fort
Fraser
where
they
were
hired
to
clear
the
right-of-way
for
the
construction
of
the
Grand
Trunk
Pacific
Railway
GTP
as
well
as
the
townsite
of
Fort
Fraser
Before
becoming
a
full
time
railroader
with
the
GTP
at
Endako
Mr
Olds
helped
con
construct
¬
struct
the
telegraph
line
from
Fort
Fraser
to
Fort
St
James
and
it
was
at
Endako
that
he
married
the
former
Sarah
Mclnnes
established
a
home
homestead
¬
stead
a
trapline
and
a
life
lifelong
¬
long
interest
in
conservation
He
moved
to
Prince
George
in
1920
with
the
Grand
Trunk
later
the
Canadian
National
Railways
and
remained
here
following
his
retirement
as
a
locomotive
engineer
in
1957
He
is
survived
by
one
son
Charles
of
Prince
George
three
daughters
Mrs
Norma
Smith
Burnaby
and
Mrs
George
Fran
Gibbins
and
Mrs
Art
Barbara
Murray
both
of
Prince
George
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Autobody
shops
charged
with
price
juggling
here
By
Derry
McDonell
Citizen
Staff
Reporter
Some
Prince
George
auto
body
shops
have
been
charging
less
for
repair
work
on
non
Autoplan
claims
than
the
Insur
Insurance
¬
ance
Corporation
of
BC
ICBC
is
wil
willing
¬
ling
to
pay
in
spite
of
their
claims
ICBCs
labor
rates
are
too
low
The
charge
is
made
by
the
regional
head
of
ICBC
Lome
McCuish
of
Prince
George
And
an
area
resident
claims
some
shops
were
willing
to
work
for
less
than
the
ICBC
rates
provided
the
cus
customer
¬
tomer
paid
cash
and
did
not
make
an
ICBC
claim
The
charges
call
into
question
claims
by
the
northern
Interior
autobody
re
repairmen
¬
pairmen
that
the
ICBC
labor
rate
of
14
an
hour
is
too
low
and
that
an
additional
150
an
hour
must
be
paid
by
the
cus
customer
¬
tomer
as
a
surcharge
in
order
to
cover
costs
McCuish
revealed
acopy
of
an
invoice
made
out
by
Norgate
Auto
Body
Ltd
for
repairs
to
a
car
owned
by
a
Manitoba
resident
insured
under
Autopak
the
government
car
insurance
plan
in
that
province
The
invoice
was
dated
March
22
after
the
March
1
openirrg
date
of
Autoplan
and
after
area
auto
body
shops
had
an
announced
¬
nounced
the
150
an
hour
surcharge
It
showed
a
total
of
43
hours
for
labor
and
3660
for
shop
supply
The
labor
BCR
WORK-TO-RULE
rate
charged
was
1450
an
hour
This
plus
the
shop
supply
charge
totalled
65950
McCuish
pointed
out
that
under
the
ICBC
formula
14
an
hour
plus
25
per
cent
for
painting
time
and
10
percent
for
shop
materials
ICBC
would
have
paid
Norgate
69160
for
the
claim
They
billed
Autopak
3210
less
than
ICBC
would
have
paid
for
that
claim
and
yet
theyve
been
saying
that
they
need
a
150
an
hour
surcharge
to
stay
in
business1
said
McCuish
Questioned
about
the
matter
Norgate
president
Alex
Berg
who
has
also
been
the
spokesman
for
the
northern
interior
autobody
shop
owners
in
their
dispute
with
ICBC
said
it
was
a
question
ot
previous
commitment
The
estimate
on
this
Manitoba
job
was
done
on
March
5
three
days
before
the
shop
owners
agreed
to
start
charg
charging
¬
ing
the
extra
150
an
hour1
he
said
We
didnt
start
adding
the
surcharge
until
March
8
and
we
agreed
then
that
we
would
honor
any
previous
estimates
at
the
rate
shown
on
them
Thegoing
labor
rate
when
the
esti
estimate
¬
mate
was
done
was
1450
an
hour
he
claimed
A
check
of
the
Citizens
files
however
shows
that
the
meeting
at
which
the
shop
owners
agreed
to
start
adding
the
surcharge
was
held
on
Tuesday
March
5
the
same
day
on
which
the
estimate
was
made
A
news
item
announcing
the
surcharge
appeared
in
the
March
6
edition
However
according
to
ICBC
records
every
Prince
George
auto
body
repair
shop
with
the
exception
of
two
J
and
L
Auto
body
and
Rudys
Auto
Body
had
already
been
demanding
the
150
an
hour
surcharge
when
Autoplan
went
into
effect
March
1
A
memorandum
noting
this
situation
and
the
two
exceptions
is
on
file
at
the
ICBC
office
McCuish
noted
that
his
of
office
¬
fice
had
received
up
to
300
claims
the
first
week
Autoplan
was
in
effect
and
said
that
we
were
getting
dozens
of
complaints
from
customers
that
the
shops
wanted
an
extra
150
an
hour
to
do
the
repair
work
ICBC
adjusters
were
advised
to
tell
claimants
the
names
of
the
two
shops
which
were
accepting
the
14
an
hour
rate
Within
a
week
after
the
official
an
announcement
¬
nouncement
of
the
surcharge
however
J
and
L
and
Rudys
decided
to
join
those
shops
demanding
the
surcharge
Transportation
Minister
Robert
Strachan
president
of
ICBC
said
how
however
¬
ever
that
information
he
had
received
showed
not
all
Prince
George
residents
with
an
ICBC
claim
were
being
charged
the
extra
150
an
hour
He
made
the
claim
in
a
recent
interview
here
Asked
for
comment
McCuish
said
it
Official
says
talks
reasonable
The
vice
president
of
the
BC
Railway
BCR
has
de
lied
a
union
spokesmans
charges
that
management
has
refused
to
negotiate
reasona
reasonably
¬
bly
during
the
current
work-to-rule
campaign
by
locomo
ive
engineers
The
slowdown
threatens
to
lose
Prince
Georges
three
pulp
mills
due
to
a
lack
of
hemical
supplies
Replying
to
statements
made
by
Ken
Mason
general
chairman
of
the
locomotive
engineers
BCR
vice
president
Mckenzie
Norris
said
the
con
contract
¬
tract
signed
by
the
two
sides
in
November
1973
provided
the
locomotive
engineers
with
the
best
wage
agreement
of
any
line
haul
railway
in
Canada
Meetings
this
year
were
OVER
ALL
PROBLEM
designed
to
produce
a
revised
and
reprinted
collective
ag
agreement
¬
reement
he
continued
but
in
mid
March
the
engineers
commenced
a
work
slowdown
on
the
railway
said
to
be
in
support
of
its
complaints
re
regarding
¬
garding
working
conditions
together
with
differences
aris
arising
¬
ing
from
the
interpretation
and
administration
of
the
collec
collective
¬
tive
agreement
Car
cost
plan
hinted
was
difficult
for
ICBC
to
prove
that
some
people
were
not
being
surcharged
since
ICBC
forms
do
not
make
any
pro
provision
¬
vision
for
recording
it
The
only
method
he
said
was
to
contact
customers
and
ask
them
personally
if
they
had
paid
it
or
not
He
said
a
minor
survey
had
been
con
conducted
¬
ducted
on
the
question
but
that
the
re
results
¬
sults
were
inconclusive
Another
source
however
said
that
a
check
of
six
claims
conducted
Tuesday
revealed
that
none
of
the
car
owners
had
paid
the
surcharge
Another
car
owner
wrote
to
the
Citizen
complaining
that
some
shops
were
ap
apparently
¬
parently
willing
to
work
for
less
than
the
ICBC
rate
if
the
owner
would
pay
cash
He
said
he
took
his
damaged
car
to
four
auto
body
shops
and
asked
for
esti
estimates
¬
mates
without
telling
the
shop
owners
that
he
had
made
an
ICBC
claim
He
compared
the
four
estimates
to
the
ICBC
assessment
and
found
two
lower
one
higher
and
one
the
same
He
then
went
back
to
the
shops
with
the
lower
estimates
he
said
and
admit
admitted
¬
ted
that
he
had
made
an
ICBC
claim
and
that
its
estimate
was
higher
than
that
made
by
the
body
shop
I
was
informed
that
if
I
was
prepared
to
pay
cash
the
body
shop
would
stick
by
its
estimate
otherwise
I
would
still
have
to
pay
the
150
an
hour
sur
surcharge
¬
charge
he
said
Commenting
on
this
spokesman
Alex
Berg
said
it
was
impossible
for
this
man
to
have
had
an
ICBC
estimate
to
compare
the
shop
estimates
with
since
ICBC
forms
dont
show
a
dollar
figure
for
the
work
until
its
completed
Berg
admitted
however
that
the
ICBC
forms
do
show
the
number
of
hours
estimated
to
repair
the
car
and
that
the
customer
can
compute
an
ap
approximate
¬
proximate
dollar
value
from
these
fig
figures
¬
ures
He
then
said
the
writer
had
misrep
misrepresented
¬
resented
himself
to
the
shop
owners
involved
He
had
no
right
to
ask
them
for
an
estimate
without
telling
them
that
hed
made
an
ICBC
claim
he
said
The
writer
went
on
to
suggest
that
since
it
was
apparently
possible
to
shop
around
for
the
best
bargain
among
the
body
shops
that
ICBC
should
give
a
cash
settlement
to
claimants
with
the
stipulation
that
the
car
must
be
re
returned
¬
turned
to
an
ICBC
office
for
inspection
to
show
that
the
work
had
been
carried
out
Inspection
would
be
necessary
to
prevent
car
owners
simply
pocketing
the
money
and
not
having
the
repairs
made
McCuish
agreed
wholeheartedly
with
the
writers
stand
Hes
right
on
with
the
idea
of
a
cash
settlement
he
said
and
as
a
matter
of
fact
ICBC
is
considering
this
as
an
Business
booming
Business
continues
to
flourish
in
Prince
George
ac
according
¬
cording
to
the
latest
statistics
available
from
the
city
licens
licensing
¬
ing
department
Although
the
number
of
new
licence
applications
last
month
33
dwindled
from
the
number
recorded
in
March
1973
61
the
total
for
the
first
quarter
2035
is
above
that
of
the
corresponding
period
for
4
PCE
alternative
to
the
present
system
He
explained
that
the
current
system
was
designed
to
provide
a
convenience
to
the
customer
by
eliminating
the
need
to
get
varying
estimates
on
repairs
but
that
since
in
practice
it
did
not
appear
to
be
doing
this
ICBC
might
have
to
aban
abandon
¬
don
the
idea
If
ICBC
is
forced
to
begin
offering
cash
settlements
he
added
it
will
mean
and
added
inconvenience
to
claimants
McCuish
backed
ICBCs
continuing
position
that
the
body
shops
save
money
be
dealing
through
the
government
cor
corporation
¬
poration
The
ICBC
form
with
the
claim
number
on
it
becomes
the
shops
in
invoice
¬
voice
when
the
job
is
completed
he
said
This
he
indicated
saves
the
shop
much
bookkeeping
and
eliminates
the
carrying
of
long
term
accounts
If
any
shop
cant
save
money
that
way
they
should
fire
their
bookkeeper
he
said
Northern
interior
body
shops
have
presented
a
brief
to
ICBC
outlining
their
claim
that
an
additional
150
an
hour
is
necessary
due
to
higher
business
costs
in
the
north
ICBC
would
not
com
comment
¬
ment
officially
yet
on
the
contents
of
the
brief
but
one
source
indicated
that
it
showed
no
change
in
the
basic
position
maintained
by
the
shop
owners
since
the
dispute
began
Jet
landings
moved
to
Cariboo
terminal
Inadequate
fire
protection
at
Quesnel
Airport
has
led
to
can
cancellation
¬
cellation
of
CP
Air
Boeing
737
jet
passenger
plane
landings
there
and
a
switch
to
landings
at
Williams
Lake
Landings
of
the
107
passenger
twin
jet
planes
was
begun
at
Quesnel
last
week
five
days
after
firemen
at
Prince
George
walked
off
their
jobs
halting
passenger
traffic
into
that
airport
Late
last
week
the
transport
ministry
after
re
evaluating
the
landings
at
Quesnel
de
decided
¬
cided
fire
fighting
standards
and
the
runway
standards
there
were
not
adequate
to
allow
anything
more
than
emergency
landings
by
jet
air
aircraft
¬
craft
as
large
as
a
Boeing
737
Williams
Lake
Airport
has
a
foam
truck
and
trained
aux
auxiliary
¬
iliary
ground
crew
firemen
considered
adequate
for
737
sized
jets
but
not
the
larger
tri
jet
727
size
a
trans
transport
¬
port
ministry
air
operations
spokesman
said
today
Quesnel
Airport
is
served
by
auxiliary
ground
crew
firemen
also
but
its
major
fire
fighting
equipment
is
a
350
pound
dry
chemical
carrying
truck
The
transport
ministry
spokesman
said
engineers
are
not
sure
if
the
runway
at
Quesnel
would
support
continual
landings
of
heavy
jets
Williams
Lake
Airport
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1895
This
years
revenue
from
the
sale
of
li
licences
¬
cences
260153
has
also
top
topped
¬
ped
last
years
figures
245033
Fifteen
firms
went
out
of
business
in
March
a
normal
occurrence
when
seasonal
li
licences
¬
cences
are
not
renewed
Eigh
Eighteen
¬
teen
other
licence
applications
are
for
approval
while
126
more
are
pending
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