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Color
party
of
the
8th
Prince
George
Guide
Company
under
Captain
Eva
Daniels
led
in
the
executive
of
the
BC
Provincial
Catholic
Womens
League
for
the
opening
session
of
its
annual
meeting
here
this
morning
The
session
opened
at
930
am
with
a
prayer
led
by
the
Provincial
Spiritual
Director
Bishop
M
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Harrington
of
Kam
loops
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scripture
reading
was
given
by
Mrs
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Prince
Georgo
Taxi
l
w
Association
has
begun
action
to
raise
fares
First
step
was
a
letter
to
city
council
asking
per
permission
�
mission
for
the
fare
Increase
If
this
permission
Is
given
the
association
will
ask
permission
from
the
Public
Utilities
Com
Commission
�
mission
Tlag
rate
will
remain
at
55
cents
but
this
will
be
for
one
fifth
mile
Instead
of
a
quar
quarter
�
ter
Rates
will
be
10
cents
per
subsequent
fifth
mile
instead
of
quarter
mile
The
association
has
also
asked
permission
to
increase
Its
radius
for
meter
operation
from
five
miles
to
10
When
choosing
the
directors
for
the
new
Bank
of
British
Columbia
bank
president
Trank
Trebell
and
his
colleagues
came
across
ono
name
which
had
a
certain
ring
to
It
The
name
was
Bill
Bennett
We
knew
his
zi
THIS
ADVERTISEMENT
IS
NOT
PUBLISHED
OR
OISPWYCD
BY
THE
LIQUOR
CONTROL
DOARO
OR
BY
THE
GOVERNMENT
OF
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
Vol
11
No
124
20
Pages
Extending
a
welcome
to
the
visi
visitors
�
tors
was
Bishop
rergusOGrady
Bishop
of
the
Vicariate
of
Prince
Rupert
Rev
Patrick
Keane
of
St
Marys
Parish
and
Mrs
Bert
Fisher
president
of
St
Marys
CWL
the
hosting
council
The
National
CWL
President
Mrs
H
T
Donihee
of
Cornwall
Ont
was
Introduced
and
addres
addressed
�
sed
the
group
briefly
on
the
convention
theme
The
Chris
Christian
�
tian
and
the
Community
Mrs
Donihee
presented
the
challenge
of
Christianity
to
every
league
members
and
said
there
was
no
place
in
todays
world
for
a
lukewarm
Catholic
She
went
on
to
say
that
faith
was
a
gift
of
God
and
must
be
cherished
Alderman
Hilllard
Claro
chairman
of
the
citys
Centen
Centennial
�
nial
Committee
presented
Mrs
Donihee
with
a
Centennial
gift
Sessions
will
continue
today
and
Wednesday
under
the
chair
chairmanship
�
manship
of
the
provincial
presi
president
�
dent
Mrs
D
N
Palumbo
of
Prince
George
father
was
a
politician
Mr
Trebell
said
tongue-in-cheek
last
night
But
what
the
heck
everyone
knew
he
was
the
pre
premiers
�
miers
son
and
I
feel
this
is
one
way
we
can
honor
the
premier
for
laying
the
groundwork
for
the
new
bank
City
Council
and
the
press
have
been
invited
to
a
spe
special
�
cial
meeting
of
the
newly
formed
Community
Betterment
Associa
Association
�
tion
The
association
In
a
letter
to
council
Monday
asked
alder
aldermen
�
men
to
attend
to
association
members
can
question
them
and
make
suggestions
Rotarlans
today
installed
their
new
slate
ofoHicersat
an
impressive
ceremony
Roy
Dawson
is
the
new
president
replacing
Wally
West
who
ruled
the
roost
for
the
past
year
xJie
To
Heal
Disenchantment
Paddlers
Portage
Canoes
1
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Miles
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CP
-
The
re
resourcefulness
�
sourcefulness
of
paddlers
in
the
Centennial
Voyageur
Canoe
Pageant
was
tested
Monday
when
the
10
teams
encountered
a
19
mile
portage
in
their
race
from
western
Alberta
to
Mont
real
The
overland
trip
from
the
southern
tip
of
Lake
Manitoba
to
the
Asslnibolne
River
near
here
was
the
longest
to
date
on
the
3500
mile
journey
but
team
members
were
given
an
option
of
carrjing
their
canoes
or
ar
ranging
transportation
in
the
mode
of
100
years
ago
The
Manitoba
team
which
Is
leading
the
race
with
more
than
a
90
minute
edge
over
second
place
British
Columbia
ob
talned
a
horse
cart
for
their
canoe
and
a
truck
for
them
themselves
�
selves
Cumulative
times
since
the
race
began
May
24
at
Rocky
Mountain
House
Alta
Manitoba
183
hours
19
minutes
44
seconds
British
Columbia
184
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33
39
Ontario
188
51
18
Saskatchewan
189
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New
Brunswick
189
10
12
Quebec
18955
04
Northwest
Territories
1915721
Yukon
194
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04
Nova
Scotia
203
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Police
Beat
e
HAVANA
CP
Soviet
Premier
Alexei
Kosygin
began
talks
here
aimed
at
healing
Cuban
Premier
Fidel
Castros
growing
disenchantment
with
the
Kiemlin
as
soon
as
he
By
ROB
BARRETT
Citizen
Staff
Writer
Vanderhoof
Kinsmen
and
Ro
tarians
have
issued
a
wanted
pos
poster
�
ter
for
Prince
George
Klwanls
Nechako
Club
president
John
Cooper
They
believe
John
as
club
president
Is
the
dark
vllllan
be
behind
�
hind
the
tractor
swiping
episode
two
weeks
ago
Alive
dead
or
in
pieces
the
Vanderhoof
members
are
not
fussy
how
John
is
delivered
A
two
man
Vanderhoof
dele
delegation
�
gation
called
on
John
last
Fri
Friday
�
day
to
discuss
the
delicate
sub
subject
�
ject
However
the
boasted
bill
of
sale
was
not
produced
and
the
tractor
is
still
in
Prince
George
territory
But
they
did
hint
that
the
next
move
may
be
a
hanging
party
John
reported
The
delegation
was
the
first
official
attempt
by
Vanderhoof
to
have
the
tractor
returned
peacefully
Dark
warnings
of
stronger
ac
action
�
tion
were
Issued
last
week
by
Vanderhoof
notary
Club
presi
president
�
dent
Jerry
Peterson
Meanwhile
1967
is
slipping
away
and
the
steam
tractor
is
still
carrying
Its
1914
paint
job
We
dont
want
to
spend
five
or
six
hundred
dollars
restoring
the
tractor
only
to
turn
around
Catholic
Women
and
hand
It
to
Vanderhoof
John
explained
this
morning
1
think
we
had
better
wait
for
a
while
and
see
what
hap
happens
�
pens
It
should
be
worth
watching
flew
in
from
United
States
Monday
nfght
It
was
not
known
how
long
the
surprise
visit
would
last
but
Soviet
sources
said
as
the
two
leaders
began
their
discus
slons
that
It
was
clearly
not
just
a
matter
of
hours
Soviet
Cuban
differences
on
several
international
topics
In
Including
�
cluding
Latin
America
Viet
nam
and
peaceful
coexistence
have
come
increasingly
into
the
open
since
the
last
visit
by
a
top
Soviet
statesman
Foreign
Minister
Andrei
Gromyko
in
October
1965
Cubas
apparent
disapproval
of
the
recent
Johnson
Kosygin
meetings
In
Glassboro
NJ
and
public
condemnation
of
the
Soviet
line
during
the
recent
Middle
East
war
were
the
most
recent
signs
of
CubanSovlet
dif
ferences
There
was
no
direct
criticism
in
newspapers
here
of
the
Glass
boro
summit
but
little
space
was
devoted
to
It
At
the
time
of
the
war
the
Cuban
government
openly
crltl
cized
as
shameful
the
Soviet
supported
Security
Council
call
for
a
ceasefire
without
con
condemning
�
demning
the
aggressor
The
position
adopted
by
the
Cuban
delegation
in
the
current
General
Assembly
emergency
session
on
the
crisis
also
is
much
more
radical
than
that
taken
by
Kosygin
At
the
bottom
of
the
two
countries
differences
Is
Cubas
feeling
that
the
Soviet
Union
Is
neglecting
revolution
and
show
showing
�
ing
a
conciliatory
attitude
to
the
United
States
Castro
recently
openly
crltl
elzed
Soviet
efforts
to
estab
llsh
economic
and
cultural
rela
relations
�
tions
with
Venezuela
Colom
Colombia
�
bia
and
other
Latin
American
governments
fighting
a
guerrilla
movement
which
the
Cuban
leader
backs
He
was
also
believed
to
feel
that
Soviet
support
of
North
Vietnam
and
the
Viet
Cong
is
too
soft
itizen
The
daily
newspaper
for
Central
British
Columbia
PRINCE
GEORGE
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
TUESDAY
JUNE
27
1967
Mm
n
ft
-
INSIDE
TODAYS
CITIZEN
City
Planner
Des
Parker
above
and
the
city
admin
administration
�
istration
came
under
fire
last
night
in
City
council
over
the
controversial
re
zomng
bylaw
Page
3
O
The
end
of
the
school
shift
system
Is
coming
with
the
completion
of
the
massive
building
program
Page
3
Simon
Fraser
University
Chancellor
says
that
the
provincial
education
system
is
obsolete
Page
4
The
American
and
National
Baseball
leagues
get
ready
for
their
annual
All
Star
game
July
1st
Page
11
O
Editorials
2
Comics
14
Coming
Events
6
Womens
World
8
9
Stocks
4
Vanderhoof
Club
Holds
Position
Phone
562
2441
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Compulsory
Stickers
Damaged
motor
vehicles
will
now
wear
a
white
identifica
identification
�
tion
badge
Const
John
Turnell
of
the
city
RCMP
traffic
section
holds
one
of
the
stickers
that
must
be
affixed
any
car
receiving
more
than
100
damage
or
any
vehicle
in
involved
�
volved
in
an
accident
where
personal
injury
results
Police
will
mark
area
of
damage
on
a
car
diagiam
included
on
the
sticker
The
sticker
must
be
left
on
the
windshield
until
damage
is
repaired
The
new
damagp
clearance
sticker
plan
went
into
affect
Monday
in
Prince
George
The
scheme
will
be
province
wide
Looy
Photo
Service
Station
Petitions
Tabled
Squire
MOBILE
HOMES
Mile
6
Hofl
H
woy
Phone
962
9392
City
Council
decided
Monday
to
table
discussion
of
rezonlng
for
a
training
service
station
at
Fifth
and
Carney
when
it
was
dis
discovered
�
covered
at
least
two
persons
had
signed
petitions
both
for
and
against
it
Lawyer
H
Allan
Hope
acting
for
Union
Oil
Co
of
Canada
Ltd
which
wants
to
build
the
station
said
the
two
residents
had
signed
the
petltionagalnst
the
station
be
before
�
fore
the
proposal
was
fully
ex
explained
�
plained
to
them
He
produced
letters
from
both
asking
that
their
names
be
with
withdrawn
�
drawn
from
the
petition
against
The
petition
against
the
station
contained
10
signatures
For
it
was
18
residents
Aid
Carrie
Jane
Gray
asked
that
discussion
be
tabled
Rain
Eases
Fire
Threat
Showers
overnight
eased
the
forest
fire
threat
in
the
south
of
the
Prince
George
forest
dis
district
�
trict
but
In
the
northeast
haz
hazard
�
ard
is
still
high
to
extreme
A
forest
service
spokesman
said
several
fires
in
the
Fort
Nelson
and
Fort
St
John
areas
are
burning
out
of
control
one
of
them
more
than
4000
acres
another
more
than
2500
The
spokesman
said
five
new
fires
In
the
Fort
Nelson
area
were
started
by
lightning
strikes
which
also
plagued
forests
in
the
Fort
St
John
area
Rusk
Gromyko
Plan
Mcet
UNITED
NATIONS
AP
-US
State
Secretary
Dean
Rusk
and
Soviet
Foreign
Minister
Andrei
A
Gromyko
plan
a
follow-up
talk
tonight
on
the
major
RCMP
Have
No
Leads
In
Screwdriver
Case
By
BOB
GROVES
Citizen
Staff
Writer
Routine
legwork
is
the
story
on
the
continuing
Investi
Investigation
�
gation
into
the
death
of
Alfred
Rae
Juneau
who
was
found
strangled
and
stabbed
with
a
screwdriver
beside
the
Hart
Highway
last
May
15
Police
report
no
definite
leads
but
say
a
general
bulletin
has
gone
out
to
all
detachments
In
the
country
Merle
Koehler
of
Prince
George
presumed
drowned
at
Purden
Lake
last
June
1
1
remains
unlocated
Periodic
checks
of
the
lake
50
miles
east
of
the
city
are
continuing
The
man
is
believed
to
have
drowned
after
a
canoe
capsized
The
public
is
invited
to
attend
a
meeting
of
the
Prince
George
chapter
of
the
John
Howard
So
Society
�
ciety
tonight
at
8
pm
in
the
mag
magistrates
�
istrates
courtroom
1306-
7th
Ave
Frank
Lewis
a
Vancouver
lawyer
will
speak
on
The
Citi
Citizen
�
zen
the
Community
and
Cor
Corrections
�
rections
A
light
court
docket
faced
Mag
Magistrate
�
istrate
GO
Stewart
this
morn
morning
�
ing
Six
persons
appeared
and
pleaded
guilty
to
being
Intoxicat
Intoxicated
�
ed
In
public
and
there
were
12
charges
Involving
motor
vehi
vehicles
�
cles
Sgt
L
Martin
was
stand
ing
In
as
prosecutor
for
James
Barrett
in
the
early
cases
The
name
of
the
young
man
who
drowned
Sunday
at
Bear
Lake
Is
still
being
withheld
by
police
District
RCMP
say
the
Italian
Consulate
In
Vancouver
was
still
trying
to
notify
his
next
of
kin
in
Italy
No
date
has
been
set
for
an
inquest
International
Issues
passed
down
to
them
from
the
Glass
Glassboro
�
boro
NJ
summit
sessions
Since
Soviet
Premier
Alexei
N
Kosygin
and
President
John
Johnson
�
son
wound
up
their
weekend
conferences
still
far
apart
on
big
Issues
their
aides
were
unlikely
to
come
up
with
any
quick
agreements
Rusk
and
Gromyko
are
to
dine
at
the
Soviet
UN
mission
and
discuss
such
Items
as
Vietnam
the
Middle
East
crisis
and
ways
to
hold
down
the
arms
race
But
the
proposed
draft
of
a
treaty
to
check
the
spread
of
nuclear
weapons
appears
to
of
fer
the
best
prospects
for
pro
gress
Johnson
and
Kosygin
agreed
to
high
priority
for
this
treaty
which
the
two
atomic
super
powers
proposed
to
present
at
the
17
natlon
Geneva
disarma
disarmament
�
ment
conference
US
sources
said
an
agreed
US
Sovlet
text
has
been
vlr
tually
completed
On
the
Middle
East
Issue
the
United
States
and
the
Soviet
Union
are
still
at
loggerheads
with
Kosygin
demanding
an
Im
Immediate
�
mediate
pullback
of
Israeli
troops
as
a
precondition
for
a
peace
settlement
and
Johnson
saying
a
troop
withdrawal
should
be
tied
In
with
a
settle
settlement
�
ment
Diplomats
at
the
United
Na
tlons
are
seeking
a
compromise
and
some
predicted
the
General
Assembly
would
recess
Its
emergency
session
for
two
or
three
days
at
the
beginning
of
next
week
to
allow
time
for
more
negotiations
The
assembly
ends
Its
general
debate
on
the
Arab
Israell
war
Friday
Five
Feared
Drowned
KITIMAT
Police
here
now
believe
that
five
persons
died
In
a
boating
mishap
Saturday
near
here
RCMP
have
recovered
the
bodies
of
a
woman
In
her
late
20s
and
that
of
a
four-year-old
girl
and
are
searching
for
the
womans
husband
another
man
and
a
one-year-old
boy
The
group
apparently
set
out
Saturday
from
Klldala
Arm
20
miles
from
Kltlmat
In
a
16
foot
flat
bottomed
punt
powered
by
a
20
horsepower
outboard
Police
believe
the
toat
capsiz
capsized
�
ed
In
heavy
winds
Names
are
being
withheld
pending
notification
of
next
of
kin
ICk
Copy
PT
75
PER
MONTH
BY
CARRIER
r
Council
Fires
Prosecutor
For
a
Cause
The
citys
1000
a
month
pros
prosecutor
�
ecutor
was
fired
Monday
James
L
Barrett
will
be
noti
notified
�
fied
of
his
dismissal
by
letter
City
Hall
refused
today
to
say
why
Barrett
was
dismissed
but
it
apparently
Involves
Barretts
actions
in
getting
an
injunction
last
week
to
halt
a
rezonlng
by
bylaw
�
law
public
hearing
scheduled
for
June
19
He
was
dismissed
for
cause
said
assistant
city
manager
Peter
Pattullo
We
wont
say
whatthel
cause
is
It
Is
strictly
a
matter
be
between
�
tween
the
city
of
Prince
George
and
Mr
Barrett
Barrett
who
attended
the
Mon
Monday
�
day
nights
council
meeting
but
did
not
stay
through
the
dismis
dismissal
�
sal
vote
was
not
available
today
for
comment
Barrett
had
been
Invited
to
ap
appear
�
pear
at
an
In
camera
meeting
of
councils
general
purposes
committee
Monday
apparently
to
explain
why
he
represented
relator
Louis
Matte
in
obtaining
the
Injunction
against
the
city
Minutes
of
the
meeting
say
Barrett
declined
to
attend
until
he
was
further
notified
of
the
rea
reasons
�
sons
for
the
meeting
The
minutes
also
mention
a
let
letter
�
ter
from
Sgt
Charles
English
of
the
city
RCMP
detachment
It
was
then
moved
by
Aid
Stan
Stagg
that
the
committee
recommend
to
council
that
the
services
of
Mr
James
L
Bar
Barrett
�
rett
in
the
position
of
city
pros
ecutor
be
terminated
imme
immediately
�
diately
say
the
minutes
which
record
the
motion
as
Being
un
animously
carried
WHEEL
CHAIR
ON
HIGHWAY
LEGAL
TORONTO
CP
Con
Constable
�
stable
David
Pugh
stopped
the
suspect
on
Highway
2
Just
east
of
Toronto
early
this
morning
then
bewild
bewildered
�
ered
he
reached
for
his
cruiser
radio
microphone
He
says
hes
wheeling
himself
to
Montreal
in
his
wheelchair
he
reported
Is
there
any
rule
against
it
Try
to
reason
with
him
replied
Sgt
David
Fleming
I
cant
find
anything
in
the
Highway
Traffic
Act
Its
not
a
motor
vehicle
or
a
bicycle
or
a
tricycle
It
doesnt
men
mention
�
tion
wheelchairs
at
all
He
says
hes
not
going
to
stop
until
he
gets
to
Mont
Montreal
�
real
Constable
Pugh
re
reported
�
ported
Hes
got
100
and
he
says
he
can
telephone
for
m
ore
money
when
he
needs
It
What
do
I
do
Has
he
got
a
motor
on
the
chair
asked
the
ser
sergeant
�
geant
hopefully
No
hes
using
his
arms
to
push
the
wheels
and
hes
got
the
build
for
It
I
cant
talk
him
out
of
It
He
says
he
lost
the
use
of
his
legs
In
a
mine
accident
and
hes
determined
to
prove
to
his
family
that
hes
not
a
useless
cripple
He
says
his
family
lives
In
Montreal
Tell
him
to
go
back
to
Toronto
and
make
his
way
to
Montreal
the
sensible
way
said
the
sergeant
I
cant
convince
him
replied
the
constable
Tell
him
to
stay
off
High
Highway
�
way
401
and
wish
him
luck
the
sergeant
advised
The
official
police
report
Identified
the
wheelchair
occupant
as
an
R
Bolduc
30
of
Toronto
r
July
1
The
Holiday
that
Isnt
Businessmen
and
municipal
officials
across
Canada
are
grappling
with
what
should
rank
as
a
most
agreeable
problem
a
federal
declaration
of
a
July
3
holiday
The
federal
government
has
proclaimed
Monday
a
public
holiday
not
to
be
confused
with
a
statutory
holiday
July
1
Dominion
Day
and
a
statutory
holiday
falls
on
a
Saturday
a
day
off
anyway
for
most
Cana
Canadians
�
dians
But
since
the
federal
govern
government
�
ment
can
declare
holidays
only
for
persons
within
Its
jurisdic
jurisdiction
�
tion
the
proclamation
Itself
di
directly
�
rectly
affects
only
a
minority
Prime
Minister
Lester
Pear
Pearson
�
son
told
the
House
of
Commons
June
14
the
day
after
the
proc
lamation
was
Issued
that
It
Is
up
to
each
province
to
make
its
own
decision
about
an
extra
holiday
The
proclamation
was
to
have
set
an
example
In
the
hopes
that
the
provinces
would
follow
suit
But
even
in
Ottawa
meetings
are
still
under
way
to
establish
what
federal
employees
are
coy
ered
by
the
order
and
existing
legislation
Statutory
holidays
declared
by
parliamentary
legislation
grant
federal
employees
nine
days
off
a
years
New
Years
Day
Good
Trlday
Easter
Mon
day
Victoria
Day
Dominion
Day
Labor
Day
Thanksgiving
Day
Remembrance
Day
and
Christmas
Day
Following
the
lead
of
the
ted-
eral
proclamation
most
prov
lnces
have
declared
July
3
a
holiday
for
government
employ
ees
But
many
merchants
and
municipal
leaders
are
still
un
undecided
�
decided
Nova
Scotias
provincial
and
municipal
offices
will
close
Monday
but
leading
stores
have
Indicated
they
will
close
Satur
day
opening
July
3
Labor
groups
are
affected
by
Indivi
Individual
�
dual
contracts
Deputy
Attorney
General
Doug
Rouse
of
New
Brunswick
said
provincial
civil
servants
would
be
given
a
day
off
Mon
day
but
could
not
say
how
the
proclamation
would
apply
to
businesses
Municipal
of
flees
have
not
yet
made
a
rul
lng
Premier
John
Robarts
of
On
tario
has
declared
July
3
a
holl
day
but
only
government
work
workers
�
ers
and
bank
employees
may
get
It
Stores
operated
by
the
Brewers
Retail
and
Ontario
Liquor
Control
Board
will
close
Saturday
but
open
Monday
In
Manitoba
most
stores
have
Indicated
they
will
be
open
Monday
closed
Saturday
Mon
day
has
been
declared
a
holiday
for
provincial
civil
servants
bank
workers
and
Winnipeg
civic
employees
Saskatchewans
federal
and
provincial
offices
will
close
Monday
and
Prince
Albert
has
declared
July
3
a
holiday
for
municipal
employees
All
provincial
civil
servants
In
Alberta
Including
employees
of
the
telephone
company
a
Crown
corporation
will
be
off
Monday
In
some
Alberta
cities
Monday
is
a
regular
closing
day
for
stores
The
city
of
Vancouver
will
not
recognize
Monday
as
a
holl
day
having
already
selected
Aug
7
for
what
It
calls
a
Cen
Centennial
�
tennial
Day
holiday
July
3
will
be
a
holiday
for
all
provincial
government
employees
In
Brit
British
�
ish
Columbia
Treasury
board
officials
in
Ottawa
still
are
trying
to
decide
how
the
legislation
is
to
be
ap
applied
�
plied
to
specific
groups
Private
companies
face
tho
task
of
determining
which
holi
holiday
�
day
they
will
grant
and
what
rates
of
pay
to
give
employees
working
July
1
or
July
3