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11
No
190
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Pages
It
Might
As
Well
Be
Spring
Its
hard
to
believe
that
frosty
mornings
are
just
around
the
corner
Yesterday
the
temperature
in
Prince
George
soared
to
80
degrees
the
highest
ever
recorded
for
that
date
Among
those
enjoying
the
Indian
summer
was
Betty
Miller
19
who
took
time
to
harvest
crab
apples
for
Mrs
Katie
Sulentic
1910
Larch
Street
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Duffy
photo
Remarks
Were
Off
Record
Henry
Cahot
Lodge
Denies
Advocating
Viet
invasion
WASHINGTON
A
P
-I
never
advocated
a
US
Inva
Invasion
�
sion
of
North
Vietnam
or
a
bombing
of
every
conceivable
target
in
the
North
Ambassa
Ambassador
�
dor
Henry
Cabot
Lodge
declared
In
a
statement
Wednesday
The
former
IS
envoy
to
South
Vietnam
Issued
the
state
ment
after
a
report
of
remarks
he
had
asked
to
be
placed
off
the
record
was
published
In
an
account
of
his
speech
to
the
World
Affairs
Council
of
Pitts
Pittsburgh
�
burgh
Lodge
now
a
senior
state
department
adviser
In
Washing
toq
said
none
of
his
remarks
during
the
speech
went
beyond
the
previously
and
Lt
Gov
George
Pearkes
nearly
got
a
parking
ticket
Wednesday
at
least
the
car
In
which
he
was
travelling
nearly
did
The
vehicle
was
parked
In
an
airline
loading
zone
at
the
front
of
the
Inn
of
the
North
when
the
new
city
patrol
vehcile
pulled
up
Behind
the
lieutenant
-governors
car
was
another
private
vehicle
whose
driver
probably
saved
Ills
Honors
bacon
by
pro
protesting
�
testing
loudly
If
my
car
gets
a
ticket
the
lieutenant
governors
should
too
The
meter
man
said
no
Grouse
hunter
takes
his
wife
with
him
weekends
hunting
through
timber
sale
areas
Spot
Spotting
�
ting
the
blue
paint
markings
plac
placed
�
ed
on
the
trees
by
timber
cruis
ers
for
the
Forest
Service
wife
asks
hubby
what
they
are
Those
are
blue
spruce
trees
ho
replies
Oh
she
saysHonestl
a
it
may
Ijo
true
bu
H
aint
w
necessarily
so
True
Maga
Magazines
�
zines
latent
issue
launches
into
a
lengthy
description
of
Great
Slave
Lake
and
to
pinpoint
the
lake
for
its
millions
of
readers
True
describes
its
location
as
clearly
stated
position
of
the
US
government
with
respect
to
Vietnam
Remarks
attributed
to
Lodge
were
printed
In
a
Pittsburgh
newspaper
on
grounds
that
HAMILTON
CP
-
Twiggy
was
accused
by
a
city
childrens
doctor
Wednesday
night
of
setting
an
unhealthy
example
with
her
spidery
gawky
figure
Dr
Edna
Dlrchard
pediatrl-
North
Central
British
Colum
Columbia
�
bia
Good
work
Perils
of
Pauline
have
noth
nothing
�
ing
on
the
Perils
of
Parker
and
his
XKE
Architect
planner
Dps
Parker
will
soon
be
driving
the
expensive
car
more
defen
defensively
�
sively
than
ever
First
someone
dinged
his
rear
fender
In
a
park
parking
�
ing
lot
about
a
month
ago
Latest
incident
could
have
been
much
more
serious
but
wasnt
A
runaway
tractor
mounted
drag
liro
ran
over
the
car
in
Highland
subdivision
but
aside
from
re
removing
�
moving
the
convertible
top
and
scraping
the
paint
off
the
trunk
did
little
damage
-The
thing
barreled
down
the
road
back
backwards
�
wards
and
straddled
the
car
said
Parker
I
guess
thats
the
problem
with
driving
an
XKE
everybodys
out
to
get
you
He
said
the
drag
line
pushed
the
car
eight
feet
before
both
vehicles
came
to
a
stop
In
case
you
wondered
Ayl
mer
Doston
Deans
14
oz
tin
which
were
advertised
in
yesterdays
Overwaitea
adver
advertisement
�
tisement
for
337
for
24
tins
should
have
read
379
comments
made
to
such
a
large
audience
could
not
be
kept
off
the
record
Lodge
repeated
his
denial
on
the
Today
show
on
the
NBC
television
network
today
Doctor
Calls
Twiggy
Unhealthy
Example9
clan
and
consultant
to
the
Cere
Cerebral
�
bral
Palsy
Clinic
and
the
Ham
Hamilton
�
ilton
Nursery
Education
Asso
Association
�
ciation
said
girls
often
endan
endangered
�
gered
their
health
by
over-dieting
In
trying
to
copy
the
skinny
model
She
said
she
had
known
cases
where
girls
had
to
be
taken
to
hospital
for
emergency
treat
ment
because
of
over
dieting
on
top
of
emotional
problems
Dr
Dlrchard
who
was
addressing
the
Hamilton
and
District
branch
of
the
Ontario
Association
for
emotionally
dis
disturbed
�
turbed
children
said
the
girls
were
probably
already
under
Intense
strain
running
homes
and
being
little
mother
s
without
losing
weight
and
with
It
strength
to
keep
up
with
fashion
E
houses
Now
you
have
a
high
In
INDIANS
SUE
PROVINCE
FOR
LAND
VANCOUVER
CP
Hve
British
Columbia
Indian
bands
Wednesday
1
a
u
n
c
h
e
d
a
suit
against
the
attorney
general
claiming
ownership
of
7000
square
miles
of
land
in
the
Nass
River
Valley
along
the
provinces
northwest
coast
A
writ
was
filed
in
the
British
Columbia
Supreme
Court
on
behalf
of
the
Nishga
tribal
council
suing
for
the
title
to
the
land
Frank
Calder
New
Demo
cratlc
Party
member
of
the
leg
legislature
�
islature
for
Atlln
and
head
of
the
Nishga
Council
said
the
action
is
a
test
case
that
could
affect
all
45000
non
-treaty
Indians
in
the
province
This
is
the
day
the
Indians
have
been
waiting
for
he
said
This
is
the
first
time
In
our
history
we
have
presented
our
claim
to
the
court
Mr
Calder
the
only
Indian
in
the
provincial
legislature
said
there
are
about
500
treaty
Indians
in
the
province
and
all
of
them
are
in
the
Peace
River
area
The
non
treaty
Indians
want
ed
judicial
recognition
of
their
claim
to
aboriginal
title
to
most
of
BC
lands
and
they
want
compensation
for
the
land
they
have
lost
The
writ
was
filed
by
Tom
Berger
a
Vancouver
lawyer
and
member
of
the
legislature
who
earlier
won
a
test
case
Involving
Indian
hunting
rights
He
based
his
case
on
an
1854
treaty
giving
Nanalmo
Indians
the
right
to
hunt
freely
on
all
occupied
lands
He
argued
that
all
Indians
In
Canada
were
granted
free
hunting
privileges
by
the
proclamation
of
King
George
III
of
England
in
1763
after
the
fall
of
Quebec
Mr
Calder
said
that
prior
to
1871
when
BC
entered
Confed
eration
Indian
title
was
recog
nlzed
In
land
transactions
on
Vancouver
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A
strike
by
crane
drivers
on
Southamptons
docks
has
thrown
the
old
Queen
Marys
waning
hours
into
confusion
The
liner
arrived
Wednesday
night
to
a
great
welcome
after
her
final
crossing
from
New
York
Thirteen
cars
six
of
them
display
models
bound
for
the
London
Motor
Show
and
280
pieces
of
heavy
luggage
were
left
in
her
holds
City
mans
story
page
3
itizn
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The
daily
newspaper
for
Central
British
Columbia
PRINCE
GEORGE
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
THURSDAY
SEPTEMBER
28
1967
come
to
qualify
for
an
NHA
loan
Borrie
noted
the
Economic
Council
of
Canada
had
recom
recommended
�
mended
priorities
in
government
expenditure
and
that
It
saw
a
serious
housing
shortage
In
Can
Canada
�
ada
I
feel
sure
that
government
TORONTO
CP
-
A
Tor
Toronto
�
onto
builder
Wednesday
night
compared
the
federal
gov
governments
�
ernments
action
in
Increas
Increasing
�
ing
Interest
rates
on
Nation
National
�
al
Housing
Act
mortgages
to
a
crooked
crap
game
Lawrence
Shankman
pre
president
�
sident
of
Consolidated
Build
Building
�
ing
Corp
Ltd
which
has
put
up
11000
houses
in
the
last
10
years
said
the
NHA
in
interest
�
terest
increase
to
8
14
per
Phone
562
2441
expenditures
could
be
reduced
to
provide
adequate
financial
as
assistance
�
sistance
to
home
owners-
he
said
Cruezot
said
he
doubted
the
interest
rate
increase
would
help
attract
much
more
money
into
the
mortgage
field
cent
is
not
the
answer
to
solving
the
housing
crisis
Its
like
the
crooked
crap
game
its
the
onlygame
in
town
As
people
have
to
have
roofs
over
their
heads
theyre
going
to
have
to
buy
houses
at
whatever
rate
they
can
get
Douglas
Hamilton
secretary-treasurer
of
the
On
Ontario
�
tario
Federation
of
Labor
called
the
Increase
just
plain
nuts
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Pill
Lieutenant
Governor
Visits
Lieutenant
Governor
George
Pearkes
paid
a
visit
to
Prince
George
yesterday
Mayor
Dezell
and
the
council
were
hosts
taking
the
Lieutenant
Governor
for
a
sight
seeing
trip
around
the
town
and
holding
a
special
dinner
for
him
Today
His
Honor
visits
the
instant
town
of
Mac
Mackenzie
�
kenzie
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He
said
conventional
mort
mortgage
�
gage
funds
private
money
have
been
available
at
8
to
8
12
per
cent
and
that
houses
with
these
mortgages
have
been
hard
to
sell
Cruezot
assailed
insurance
companies
which
he
said
have
Builder
Terms
Rise
Crooked
Crap
Game
It
might
attract
more
loan
money
to
the
housing
market
but
who
the
hells
going
to
be
able
to
afford
to
borrow
it
In
rebuttal
Samuel
Dia
Diamond
�
mond
president
of
Cadillac
Construction
Co
and
Riviera
Building
Corp
said
buyers
will
find
after
two
or
three
months
of
testing
thewa
ter
that
they
will
be
able
to
afford
the
new
rate
10
Copy
CONTRACTORS
RAP
HIGH
MORTGAGE
INTEREST
By
SCOTT
HONEYMAN
Citizen
Staff
Writer
Increase
In
the
National
Hous
Housing
�
ing
Act
maximum
mortgage
ln
terestrate
to
8
14
per
centwlll
seriously
hamper
stabilization
of
Prince
George
Prince
George
Construction
Association
man
manager
�
ager
Bob
Borrle
said
today
How
can
young
people
like
the
many
who
have
come
to
Prince
George
in
the
past
few
years
establish
roots
if
they
are
unable
to
afford
homes
and
are
forced
to
live
in
transient
transientlike
�
like
accommodation
asked
Borrle
Borrie
and
Construction
As
Association
�
sociation
president
Henry
Cru
ezot
were
commenting
on
Labor
Minister
Jack
Nicholsons
House
of
Commons
announcement
yes
yesterday
�
terday
of
the
1
per
cent
inter
interest
�
est
rate
increase
Borrle
said
that
any
rise
in
interest
will
have
a
serious
ad
adverse
�
verse
effect
on
home
construc
construction
�
tion
Commented
Cruezot
The
National
Housing
Act
was
initially-for
low
Income
people
to
buy
ill
Hur
175
PER
MONTh
JLY
CARRIER
boasted
theyve
put
39
million
into
single
and
multiple
dwell
dwellings
�
ings
for
not
investing
in
com
communities
�
munities
such
as
Prince
George
Instead
said
Cruezot
the
money
is
kept
nearer
the
larger
centres
close
to
head
office
Nicholsons
announcement
brought
whistles
and
incredulous
groans
from
the
Opposition
We
can
onlylookwlth
despair
at
the
immediate
future
said
Conservative
spokesman
Rus
Russell
�
sell
Keays
Gaspe
Nicholson
said
the
increase
will
be
effective
Saturday
and
will
remain
at
that
rate
until
the
next
quarterly
adjustment
Jan
1
NHA
rate
now
is
7
14
per
cent
The
Labor
minister
who
is
responsible
to
Parliament
for
the
NHA
emphasized
the
new
rate
is
the
maximum
that
private
lenders
would
be
able
to
lend
below
that
rate
Nicholson
said
he
expects
the
change
will
increase
lending
ac
activity
�
tivity
on
the
part
of
primary
lenders
and
at
the
same
time
substantially
increase
activity
in
the
secondary
mortgage
mar
market
�
ket
THE
POLICE
BEAT
Par
Icing
Crackdown
Planned
by
RCMP
The
Prince
George
RCMPs
vigilant
traffic
section
is
at
it
again
Members
of
the
section
intend
to
crack
down
on
motorists
whose
parking
habits
are
somewhat
erratic
The
section
is
on
the
watch
for
vehicles
parked
on
the
wrong
side
of
the
road
and
vehicles
il
illegally
�
legally
angle
parked
The
police
will
have
offending
vehicles
towed
away
at
the
own
owners
�
ers
expense
Constable
Brian
Bowen
ex
explained
�
plained
this
morning
that
police
are
mainly
concerned
with
sub
suburban
�
urban
areas
and
the
industrial
area
east
of
Queensway
There
is
an
increasing
inci
dence
of
motorists
parking
on
the
left
hand
side
of
roadways
said
the
constable
He
cited
Sec
Section
�
tion
181
of
the
Motor
Vehicle
Act
which
states
a
driver
shall
not
stop
stand
or
park
a
vehicle
on
a
roadway
other
than
on
the
right
side
of
the
roadway
with
the
right
hand
wheels
parallel
to
that
side
and
where
there
is
a
curb
within
12
inches
of
the
Curb
Constable
Bowen
also
cited
Section
179
1
a
of
the
Act
which
gives
police
authority
to
tow
away
offending
vehicles
and
a
following
section
which
states
illegally
parked
vehicles
will
be
towed
away
at
the
owners
ex
expense
pense
LEG
SHOW
STOPS
ROWDIES
LONDON
AP
The
boss
of
a
British
soccer
team
is
going
to
apply
mlnl
skirted
m
e
a
s
u
r
e
s
to
a
maximum
problem
rowdyism
at
league
games
If
we
can
get
the
fans
blowing
wolf
whistles
at
the
girls
said
David
Exall
They
may
stop
throwing
bot
bottles
�
tles
at
the
referee
and
play
ers
Exall
is
administrative
manager
of
Birmingham
City
a
professional
league
team
Rowdyism
has
plagued
many
British
soccer
crowds
this
season
Every
weekend
sees
arrests
and
a
bottle
thrower
recently
was
given
a
jail
sentence
The
soccer
boss
said
that
during
half
time
on
Saturday
he
would
parade
12
mini
skirted
girls
around
the
field
Perhaps
leg
shows
at
soc
soccer
�
cer
grounds
all
over
the
coun
country
�
try
could
save
the
minister
of
sports
and
his
psychiatrist
a
Jot
of
bother
said
Exall
Asked
why
he
thought
the
fans
behaved
badly
at
games
Exall
replied
Much
of
it
is
caused
by
boredom
during
the
interims
slon
Nothing
goes
on
down
there
on
the
field
Drivers
who
park
in
the
de
described
�
scribed
fashion
are
a
hazard
to
the
safe
flow
of
traffic
when
they
pull
onto
the
travelled
suface
say
RCMP
Peter
Kozevnikov
appeared
in
city
magistrates
court
today
and
pleaded
not
guilty
to
two
speed
speeding
�
ing
charges
The
alleged
offences
took
place
within
24
hours
on
Aug
4
and
5
After
short
trials
Magistrate
Stewart
found
the
young
motorist
guilty
and
fined
him
35
on
each
count
INSIDE
TODAYS
CITIZEN
Prince
George
Lions
Club
District
Governor
George
It
Kingston
above
is
visit
Jng
the
citys
clubs
from
his
home
in
Wenafchee
Wash
Washington
�
ington
Page
3
Health
officials
are
search
searching
�
ing
for
a
possible
connection
between
sewage
systems
and
water
supply
which
could
have
caused
the
outbreak
of
typhoid
among
tourists
in
the
East
Kootenay
region
Page
7
1500
residents
of
Prince
Albert
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