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launched
a
major
attack
on
juvenile
delinquency
by
beginning
a
program
to
revamp
the
entire
provincial
family
court
system
Provincial
Court
Judge
Harold
Keenleyside
has
been
appointed
head
of
a
three
member
committee
to
imple
implement
¬
ment
many
of
66
recommenda
recommendations
¬
tions
contained
in
the
fourth
report
of
a
royal
commission
on
family
and
childrens
law
the
attorney
general
told
a
news
conference
It
is
hoped
the
committee
will
be
able
to
devise
a
system
to
balance
the
concepts
of
totally
segregating
juvenile
offenders
from
society
or
allowing
almost
total
permis
permissiveness
¬
siveness
said
Mr
Macdonald
If
the
court
facilities
are
designed
to
solve
juvenile
problems
rather
than
to
punish
offenders
youngsters
likely
would
be
more
receptive
to
the
judicial
system
he
said
The
provinces
45
justice
councils
will
help
initiate
the
program
which
will
be
implemented
in
stages
he
added
IWA
agreed
but
the
other
two
unions
went
ahead
with
pre
viouslymade
strike
arrange
arrangements
¬
ments
Mr
Justice
Hutcheon
com
completed
¬
pleted
his
second
day
of
talks
Thursday
and
said
he
was
tired
Picketing
problems
that
arose
earlier
Thursday
appeared
to
be
resolved
at
two
Vancouver
Island
locations
The
IWA
said
its
members
were
prevented
from
working
at
MacMillan
Bloedels
Chemainus
logging
division
and
at
a
Cipa
lumber
sawmill
near
Nanaimo
The
pickets
were
withdrawn
at
Chemainus
and
the
IWA
workers
returned
but
at
Cipa
the
plant
remained
shut
down
after
the
pickets
left
Canadian
Cellulose
owned
79
per
cent
by
the
British
Columbia
government
was
reported
shutting
down
its
sawmill
and
logging
opera
operations
¬
tions
at
Terrace
That
would
affect
800
IWA
members
Canadian
Forest
Products
announced
it
willclose
its
Eburne
sawmill
in
the
Fraser
Valley
affecting
585
IWA
members
and
other
mills
are
expected
to
follow
as
wood
chips
destined
for
the
idle
pulp
mills
pile
up
Another
6000
IWA
members
are
off
work
for
varying
reasons
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We
Got
A
Paint
For
You
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Protective
Coatings
-
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a
five
year
written
guarantee
and
is
good
for
wood
metal
brick
stucco
and
cement
shingles
of
all
types
This
marvelous
product
can
be
used
on
schools
commercial
farms
and
industrial
buildings
To
find
out
more
about
this
fine
product
enquire
at
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BUILDING
SUPPLIES
41
18
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Hwy
962
7262
CARIBOO
REUNION
Moffats
gather
About
150
members
of
the
Moffat
family
will
celebrate
100
years
in
the
Cariboo
at
a
reunion
near
Quesnel
Aug
10
Mayor
Harold
Moffat
of
Prince
George
says
he
expects
relatives
to
arrive
at
the
Moffat
family
farm
at
Alexandria
about
28
miles
south
of
Quesnel
for
the
occasion
The
last
family
reunion
drew
about
100
kin
to
retrace
family
ties
This
year
the
centennial
celebration
is
expected
to
be
bigger
and
better
with
the
event
scheduled
to
last
at
least
a
solid
day
Guests
are
expected
to
arrive
from
London
England
Edmonton
Fort
St
John
and
various
points
east
However
the
bulk
of
Moffats
are
situated
near
Quesnel
the
mayor
said
Remove
blockades
Indian
bands
told
VICTORIA
CP
-
Deputy
attorney
general
David
Vic
kerssaid
today
it
appears
the
Gold
River
Indians
on
Van
Vancouver
¬
couver
Island
own
the
land
on
which
they
have
blockaded
a
road
which
leads
to
a
govern
government
¬
ment
wharf
Mr
Vickers
said
in
an
inter
interview
¬
view
preliminary
investiga
investigation
¬
tion
shows
the
Indians
mann
manning
¬
ing
the
blockade
own
the
land
where
the
road
block
is
located
and
the
government
cant
do
much
to
force
the
Indians
to
remove
the
blockade
Gold
River
police
reported
today
the
roadblock
has
remained
in
place
Mr
Vickers
released
letters
Thursday
to
the
Gold
River
band
and
Mount
Currie
Indian
Hostel
beds
empty
The
summers
of
transient
youth
seem
to
be
diminishing
with
the
employment
rate
and
the
Prince
George
youth
hostel
at
655
Wainwright
St
has
a
lot
of
empty
beds
Hostel
co
ordinator
Ellen
Small
said
less
than
half
the
people
who
used
the
facility
last
year
are
using
it
now
On
some
nights
she
said
only
30
of
the
hostels
80
beds
are
in
use
Unemployment
is
the
reason
she
said
There
were
a
lot
more
people
here
last
year
This
year
they
seem
to
be
keeping
their
jobs
Miss
Small
said
many
of
the
hostel
guests
are
from
Quebec
and
the
United
States
Ive
even
got
letters
from
all
over
Europe
and
the
United
States
from
people
who
want
to
stay
here
she
said
Few
women
have
been
stay
staying
¬
ing
at
the
hostel
she
added
band
near
Pemberton
BC
demanding
the
two
roadblocks
be
removed
He
said
the
Mount
Currie
band
was
protesting
10
points
nine
of
which
fall
under
federal
jurisdiction
Blast
suspects
get
remands
Three
men
charged
in
the
July
7
blast
which
shattered
four
windows
in
the
Hudson
Bay
store
here
were
remanded
to
Aug
1
in
provincial
court
today
Charged
in
the
incident
are
Gilbert
Lafleur
17
of
Prince
George
Dale
MacLeod
23
of
Salmon
Valley
and
David
Weaver
17
of
Prince
George
Lafleur
and
MacLeod
are
charged
with
discharging
an
explosive
substance
and
Weaver
is
charged
with
pos
possession
¬
session
of
an
explosive
sub
substance
¬
stance
Contractors
or
Do-It-Yourselfer
Contact
HANDYMAN
Concrete
Excavating
Ltd
Formerly
B
M
Excavating
The
citys
impaired
drivers
program
is
also
sadly
unique
-Nearly
five
per
cent
of
those
who
enrol
are
repeaters
com
compared
¬
pared
with
the
national
aver
average
¬
age
of
only
two
per
cent
But
thats
Prince
George
first
in
everything
said
the
traffic
department
head
Fraser
and
CARnage
see
three
answers
to
the
deteriorating
traffic
safety
situation
More
enforcement
More
education
Better
engineering
Even
though
statistics
seem
to
show
Prince
George
has
the
highest
ratio
of
traffic
prosecu
prosecutions
¬
tions
in
the
province
the
ser
sergeant
¬
geant
thinks
more
could
be
done
by
getting
risky
drivers
off
the
road
before
they
kill
innocent
people
90
cent
gasoline
predicted
VANCOUVER
CP
-Prices
for
gasoline
in
remote
areas
of
British
Columbia
may
increase
to
about
90
cents
a
gallon
by
late
August
the
assistant
general
manager
of
the
BC
Automobile
Associa
Association
¬
tion
said
Thursday
Jack
Chestunt
said
average
prices
in
the
Vancouver
area
now
are
in
the
area
of
72
cents
to
749
cents
a
gallon
for
reg
regular
¬
ular
with
lower
prices
around
689
cents
a
gallon
at
self
service
stations
He
said
prices
in
more
isolated
areas
of
the
province
tend
to
be
higher
Prices
increased
10
cents
a
gallon
July
1
when
a
Canadian
federal
excise
tax
went
into
effect
to
increase
revenues
and
discourage
use
of
gasoline
said
Mr
Chestunt
He
said
federal
officials
rebuffed
his
organizations
protest
by
saying
in
effect
If
you
dont
like
it
dont
buy
it
Mr
Chestnut
said
another
five
cent
increase
for
every
gallon
may
be
applied
in
Aug
August
¬
ust
but
it
is
uncertain
whether
the
BC
government
will
allow
it
Attorney
General
Alex
Mac
Macdonald
¬
donald
said
Wednesday
that
the
province
has
assumed
responsibility
for
the
pricing
of
gasoline
for
the
past
year
and
a
half
He
said
although
two
oil
companies
have
told
the
federal
government
they
intend
to
increase
gasoline
prices
Aug
15
the
BC
Energy
Commission
will
announce
what
increase
if
any
will
be
passed
on
to
the
provinces
motorists
Mr
Macdonald
said
an
increase
was
expected
but
there
has
been
no
decision
as
to
the
amount
In
the
past
our
boys
have
shown
a
sharp
pencil
and
their
popularity
with
the
interna
international
¬
tional
oil
companies
is
at
an
all
time
low
said
the
minis
minister
¬
ter
United
States
drives
may
be
consoled
by
the
fact
that
the
Imperial
gallon
of
gasoline
sold
in
Canada
is
equal
to
five
US
quarts
THE
CITIZEN
Prince
George
-
Friday
July
18
1975
-
3
And
then
theres
a
mass
of
mangled
flesh
CARnage
is
a
committee
formed
in
Prince
George
to
fight
the
increasing
death
toll
on
district
roads
This
is
the
first
of
a
series
of
articles
exploring
the
problem
facing
this
group
by
BILL
GRAHAM
Citizen
Staff
Reporter
They
think
they
are
invinci
invincible
¬
ble
This
is
RCMP
Sgt
Sandy
Frasers
image
of
the
drivers
who
cause
most
traffic
fatalities
in
the
Prince
George
area
Sgt
Fraser
is
a
member
of
CARnage
the
committee
formed
last
week
to
do
some
something
¬
thing
about
the
areas
alarm
alarming
¬
ing
traffic
fatality
record
of
27
deaths
so
far
this
year
Were
talking
about
the
kind
of
guy
who
is
in
a
traffic
lineup
with
his
friends
and
wants
to
show
what
his
car
can
do
said
Sgt
Fraser
who
heads
the
city
traffic
department
He
has
had
a
few
drinks
and
is
at
the
early
stages
of
impair
impairment
¬
ment
He
feels
he
is
invincible
He
pulls
out
of
the
line
and
accelerates
up
the
road
hell
hellbent
¬
bent
to
pass
every
car
in
the
line
Ahead
there
is
a
curve
or
a
dip
and
a
family
is
returning
from
a
picnic
laughing
and
talking
when
suddenly
they
meet
this
mass
of
steel
coming
down
at
80
mph
The
guy
tries
to
get
back
in
but
cant
He
stands
on
the
brakes
and
loses
control
com
completely
¬
pletely
When
the
cars
hit
the
kids
inside
are
thrown
against
the
dashboard
like
unguided
missiles
And
then
theres
a
mass
of
mangled
flesh
Fraser
has
seen
two
acci
accidents
¬
dents
like
this
already
this
year
The
driver
if
he
lives
is
usually
very
remorseful
He
cant
figure
out
why
he
pulled
out
and
killed
two
of
his
best
friends
Neither
can
we
If
the
causes
are
obscure
the
circumstances
of
most
high
highway
¬
way
deaths
are
tediously
familiar
Sixty
per
cent
involve
passing
accidents
and
driver
error
Most
involve
speeding
In
70
per
cent
of
deaths
one
or
both
drivers
was
drunk
Forty
per
cent
of
victims
were
between
16
and
25
years
old
Studies
prove
less
than
five
per
cent
of
accidents
result
from
mechanical
faiiures
Fraser
said
The
lethal
combination
is
speed
booze
and
youth
There
must
be
more
booze
consumed
here
per
capita
than
anywhere
else
in
the
pro
province
¬
vince
Fraser
served
In
June
alone
Frasers
department
charged
132
people
with
impaired
driving
In
the
first
six
months
of
the
year
644
accidents
occurred
compared
with
506
for
the
same
period
last
year
After
Vancouver
Prince
George
has
the
highest
number
of
criminal
code
traf
traffic
¬
fic
prosecutions
in
BC
in
spite
of
being
much
smaller
than
such
centres
as
Burnaby
and
Surrey
Sgt
FRASER
Judges
sworn
in
PULPWORKERS
DISPUTE
Strikers
dig
in
VANCOUVER
CP
-
More
mill
shutdowns
were
reported
Thursday
as
British
Colum
Columbias
¬
bias
huge
forestry
industry
began
feeling
the
spreading
effects
of
a
strike
by
nearly
12000
pulp
workers
The
pulp
workers
members
of
the
Pulp
Paper
and
Wood
Woodworkers
¬
workers
of
Canada
and
the
Canadian
Paperworkers
Union
went
on
strike
Wednes
Wednesday
¬
day
at
all
20
pulp
mills
in
the
province
Affected
in
the
central
interior
are
Prince
George
Pulp
and
Paper
Ltd
Intercon
Intercontinental
¬
tinental
Pulp
and
Northwood
Pulp
in
Prince
George
BC
Forest
Products
in
Macken
Mackenzie
¬
zie
and
Cariboo
Pulp
and
Paper
Ltd
in
Quesnel
IWA
members
are
affected
in
Mac
kenzie
where
pulpworkers
are
picketing
a
forest
complex
that
includes
a
sawmill
The
two
unions
had
joined
the
larger
35000
members
International
Woodworkers
of
America
in
bargaining
with
the
three
employer
associa
associations
¬
tions
and
went
on
strike
Wed
Wednesday
¬
nesday
despite
a
request
not
to
from
provincial
Labor
Minis
Minister
¬
ter
Bill
King
Mr
King
last
week
appointed
Mr
Justice
Henry
Hutcheon
of
the
BC
Supreme
Court
as
special
mediator
and
gave
him
21
days
to
bring
in
a
non
binding
report
on
the
200
areas
of
dispute
between
the
unions
and
the
companies
Mr
King
asked
the
unions
to
withhold
strike
action
until
the
report
was
completed
The
Revamped
program
to
fight
delinquency
VICTORIA
CP
-
Attor
neyGeneral
Alex
Macdonald
said
Thursday
the
British
Columbia
government
has
MUSICAL
STEEL
MILLS
A
press
conference
at
10
am
Wednesday
will
announce
three
prime
sites
for
a
BC
steel
mill
Minister
for
North
Northern
¬
ern
Affairs
Alf
Nunweiler
announced
today
The
conference
is
to
follow
immediately
a
meeting
with
the
Fraser
Fort
George
regional
district
at
city
hall
Nunweiler
and
Economic
Development
Minister
Gary
Lauk
are
making
a
two
day
tour
of
Fort
Nelson
Prince
George
and
Kitimat
Tuesday
and
Wednesday
Prince
George
and
Kitimat
are
among
six
sites
under
study
for
a
BC
steel
mill
The
list
is
to
be
narrowed
to
three
on
Wednesday
In
Fort
Nelson
the
govern
government
¬
ment
is
expected
to
announce
a
specific
agreement
for
improvement
of
sewer
and
water
services
in
the
remote
northeastern
BC
town
It
would
be
the
first
of
a
series
of
specific
agreements
for
the
north
falling
under
a
general
development
agree
agreement
¬
ment
signed
between
the
pro
provincial
¬
vincial
and
federal
govern
governments
¬
ments
last
year
Two
new
county
court
judges
will
be
in
Prince
George
as
a
result
of
a
swearing
in
ceremony
Thursday
Present
were
top
from
left
Cariboo
County
Court
Judges
Frank
Perry
and
William
Ferry
Chief
Justice
Nathan
Nemetz
New
Westminster
County
Court
Judge
Stuart
McMorran
and
Cariboo
County
Court
Judge
Ross
Lander
Bottom
row
Vancouver
County
Court
Judge
Ray
Parris
and
Provincial
Court
Judge
D
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McNeil
of
Quesnel
County
Court
Judges
Lander
and
Perry
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Blow
driving
with
a
blood
alcohol
content
of
22
is
just
guiding
a
missle
There
is
no
place
for
the
drinking
driver
on
our
roads
Yet
alcohol
and
fast
cars
are
not
only
tolerated
by
a
large
segment
of
society
but
idolized
The
first
questions
you
get
at
a
young
peoples
party
are
what
are
you
drinking
and
what
are
you
driving
There
is
a
real
fascination
and
cult
attached
to
it
The
cars
themselves
are
partly
responsible
In
spite
of
pollution
control
regulations
cars
are
more
powerful
today
than
ever
before
if
special
efforts
are
made
to
soup
them
up
The
mdifications
which
result
in
the
admired
hot
cars
do
nothing
to
improve
safety
Jacked
up
rear
ends
of
cars
can
reduce
tire
pressure
on
the
road
leading
to
skids
Rarely
is
the
crack
up
due
to
mechanical
failure
More
often
though
a
car
is
pushed
beyond
its
potential
and
sim
simply
¬
ply
cannot
respond
to
the
demands
on
it
Sgt
Fraser
said
the
problem
of
young
drinking
drivers
is
not
new
but
seems
to
be
worse
here
than
in
other
places
and
is
not
improving
He
hopes
CARnage
will
help
drive
the
point
home
The
citizens
committee
meets
Monday
noon
at
the
Inn
of
the
North
MARATHON
Free
Estimates
r-
m
mmm
mmm
PEUGEOT
504
STATION
WAGON
The
Station
Wagon
Thats
Designed
To
Be
A
Wagon
The
Peugeot
504
Station
Wagon
luxury
with
room
to
sparel
This
beautiful
automobile
is
available
in
gasoline
and
diesel
models
Automatic
in
gas
models
only
See
them
now
at
Esau
Motors
Ltd
2649
S
Queensway
563-7767-8
D3352
EAVESTROUGHING
Continuous
aluminum
baked
enamel
gutters
and
downspouts
562
8357
1975
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sq
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or
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ea
1
x4x8
per
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of
approx
580
pes
6500
or
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ea
1
x6
1
x8x6
Fence
Lumber
1
1
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M
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¬
ings
630
pm
to
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pm
Saturday
800
am
to
500
pm
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Phone
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4595
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matter
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well
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it
immediately
Patios
sidewalks
driveways
etc
Call
now
564
6131
or
564
7453