28
THE
CITIZEN
Prince
George
Thursday
July
31
1975
ITS
SIMPLE
BUT
WORKS
WONDERS
A
pencil
takes
notes
figures
budgets
doodles
pictures
solves
problems
The
newspaper
is
a
simple
idea
that
works
wonders
ITS
SIMPLE
BUT
WORKS
WONDERS
A
safety
pin
protects
babies
makes
mothers
feel
secure
preserves
dignity
replaces
the
worlds
lost
buttons
ITS
SIMPLE
BUT
WORKS
WONDERS
A
nail
builds
tall
buildings
bridges
canyons
and
rivers
makes
toys
ties
communica
communication
¬
tion
lines
to
utility
poles
holds
things
together
ITS
SIMPLE
BUT
WORKS
WONDERS
A
paper
clip
organizes
contracts
preserves
records
files
batches
of
documents
keeps
order
in
a
chaotic
business
world
The
newspaper
is
a
simple
idea
that
works
wonders
too
It
moves
merchandise
doctors
the
economy
distributes
jobs
finds
people
to
do
jobs
informs
educates
and
entertains
When
you
want
to
sell
buy
rent
hire
or
announce
think
of
the
simple
idea
that
works
NEWSPAPERS
FIRST
PS
If
you
want
to
prove
it
to
yourself
just
drop
an
ad
in
The
Citizen
and
watch
it
work
won
wonders
¬
ders
Phone
562
244
1
to
start
the
test
TRUDEAU
BREZHNEV
DISCUSS
DISPUTE
Canada
Soviet
fish
talks
arranged
HELSINKI
CP
-Canada
and
the
Soviet
Union
agreed
today
to
start
talks
immediately
on
their
East
Coast
fisheries
dispute
Arrangements
for
the
talks
were
made
formally
at
the
European
security
summit
in
a
10
minute
conversation
between
Prime
Minister
Trudeau
and
Soviet
party
chief
Leonid
Brezhnev
Actually
talks
had
already
begun
on
the
question
Offi
Officials
¬
cials
from
both
sides
met
briefly
Wednesday
night
The
dispute
which
led
Canada
to
ban
the
huge
Soviet
fleet
from
East
Coast
ports
earlier
this
month
was
one
of
three
major
topics
discussed
by
Trudeau
and
Brezhnev
The
others
concerned
the
importance
of
co
operation
in
economic
and
trade
matters
Mideast
talks
in
key
phase
CAIRO
AP
Negotiations
on
the
Middle
East
appeared
to
be
entering
a
critical
phase
today
as
Egyptian
President
Anwar
Sadat
and
his
military
and
political
leaders
took
up
Israels
latest
proposal
for
a
new
dividing
line
in
the
Sinai
desert
Foreign
Minister
Ismail
Fahmy
met
first
with
US
Ambassador
Hermann
Eilts
who
brought
the
Israeli
prop
proposal
¬
osal
to
Cairo
Fahmy
and
Eilts
then
saw
Sadat
at
his
summer
home
in
Alexandria
Eilts
takes
Egypts
answer
to
US
State
Secretary
Henry
Kissin
Kissinger
¬
ger
on
Sunday
They
will
meet
in
Yugoslavia
Egyptian
and
US
officials
would
not
discuss
the
latest
proposal
described
Monday
by
Israeli
Defence
Minister
Shimon
Peres
as
the
Jewish
states
final
offer
Diplomatic
sources
say
the
two
sides
remain
far
apart
over
the
major
issue
of
where
to
draw
a
line
in
two
key
moun
mountain
¬
tain
passes
in
Sinai
and
control
of
a
strategic
road
leading
to
the
Abu
Rudeis
oil
field
in
southern
Sinai
To
put
pressure
on
the
Mideast
negotiations
Egypt
asked
the
Organization
ofiAf
n
can
Unity
meeting
in
Kam
Kampala
¬
pala
Uganda
to
adopt
a
resolution
calling
for
Israels
suspension
from
the
United
Nations
At
the
same
time
Sadat
sounded
a
note
of
caution
say
saying
¬
ing
keeping
Israel
in
the
United
Nations
under
suspen
suspension
¬
sion
would
be
better
than
expelling
it
LtCflLS
TENDERS
ARE
INVITED
for
the
cutting
and
baling
of
standing
hay
on
approx
50
acres
at
the
WM
Community
Pasture
Sal
Salmon
¬
mon
Valley
BC
Hay
to
be
cut
can
be
viewed
with
the
pasture
manager
Tenders
will
be
received
by
the
WM
Community
Pasture
Com
Committee
¬
mittee
c
o
BC
Department
of
Agriculture
No
224
1600
3rd
Ave
Prince
George
BC
V2L
3G6
until
2
pm
Wednesday
Aug
5th
Peter
F
Baigent
Secretary
Treasurer
L3147
Accelerated
Reforestation
Frogramme
Notice
to
Contractors
Falling
Project
Anzac
Project
Number
1
Contractors
are
advised
that
the
British
Columbia
Forest
Service
intends
to
let
a
contract
for
the
falling
of
all
trees
and
snags
over
10
feet
high
on
108
acres
more
or
less
situated
approximately
70
miles
Northwest
of
Prince
George
in
the
vicinity
of
the
Parsnip
River
In
order
that
prospective
bidders
may
have
an
opportunity
to
view
the
site
and
acquaint
themselves
with
conditions
on
the
ground
the
forest
Ranger
at
Summit
Lake
will
conduct
interested
parties
to
the
area
on
August
1st
1975
leaving
the
Ranger
Station
at
Summit
Lake
at
10
am
Transporation
if
provided
by
the
Forest
Service
will
be
at
the
pros
prospective
¬
pective
bidders
risk
Sealed
tenders
for
this
contract
will
be
received
by
the
District
Forester
up
to
1
1
00
am
August
7th
1975
Tenders
will
not
be
considered
unless
made
out
on
the
Tender
form
supplied
properly
signed
and
witnessed
and
accom
accompanied
¬
panied
by
a
deposit
in
the
form
of
a
certified
cheque
or
money
order
in
the
sum
of
Fifty
Dollars
5000
payable
to
the
Minister
of
Finance
Tenders
must
be
submitted
in
the
envelope
marked
Tender
for
Falling
Project
The
lowest
or
any
tender
will
not
necessarily
be
accepted
and
the
Forest
Service
reserves
the
right
to
limit
the
number
ofcontracts
held
by
any
party
at
any
one
lime
Particulars
may
be
obtained
from
the
District
Forester
at
1600
3rd
Avenue
Prince
George
BC
V2L
3G6
or
from
the
Forest
Ranger
at
Summit
Lake
SKL4143
and
increased
visits
to
Canada
by
Soviet
officials
Trudeau
had
a
brief
chat
with
Soviet
Foreign
Minister
Andre
Gromyko
at
a
formal
dinner
Wednesday
night
and
it
was
arranged
that
the
Soviet
minister
will
visit
Canada
in
the
fall
After
the
meeting
with
Brezhnev
Trudeau
left
to
have
lunch
with
Prime
Minis
Minister
¬
ter
Olof
Palme
of
Sweden
another
of
a
continuing
round
of
bilateral
talks
being
held
during
the
three
day
summit
Trudeau
had
breakfast
with
West
German
Chancellor
Hel
Helmut
¬
mut
Schmidt
and
discussed
the
summit
conference
NATO
and
the
nuclear
non
proliferation
treaty
There
was
no
indication
whether
the
NATO
talks
included
the
Canadian
con
contingent
¬
tingent
to
NATO
a
subject
that
has
cropped
up
in
other
Canada
West
Germany
talks
this
year
Later
today
the
prime
minister
was
to
meet
briefly
with
Romanian
party
chief
Nicolai
Ceausescu
at
the
Romanian
embassy
Canadian
officials
refused
to
speculate
on
the
subject
of
those
talks
The
talks
on
the
fisheries
dis
dispute
¬
pute
are
the
first
to
be
held
with
the
Soviet
Union
since
the
Canadian
government
announced
it
was
closing
the
East
Coast
ports
because
the
Soviets
were
violating
interna
international
¬
tional
quotas
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special
performances
in
Disneyland
at
Los
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game
and
a
bull
fight
in
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will
be
performing
during
the
weekend
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sure
you
get
out
and
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