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Prince
Georges
Treat
City
engineer
Ernie
Obst
said
he
tad
been
to
see
the
manage
management
�
ment
of
the
trailer
court
after
the
Incident
began
He
said
Plerrol
Road
had
to
bo
dug
up
for
extension
of
a
sewer
trunk
to
the
new
sewage
treatment
plant
on
the
rlvei
bank
Stat
ting
today
the
toad
Is
closed
from
0
am
to
430
pm
and
this
Is
likely
to
last
until
Friday
said
Obst
A
big
bull
moose
got
his
horns
crossed
after
tangling
with
a
kiddles
swing
located
in
a
Bonnet
Hill
sub
dlvlslonhomeon
Glscome
Road
I
was
getting
breakfast
and
here
was
this
bull
moose
swinging
his
horns
in
every
direction
about
four
yaids
from
the
kitchen
door
said
Norman
Somervllle
He
got
loose
eventually
stood
there
for
a
few
seconds
and
talked
off
More
than
60
doctors
fiom
BC
California
and
Wash
L
gton
have
registered
for
an
orthopedic
symposium
arranged
by
the
university
oi
uritisn
coi
umbla
faculty
of
medicine
In-
AIDERMAN
WANTS
DEZELLS
JOB
Stagg
to
Lock
Horns
with
Mayor
By
SCOn
HONEYMAN
Citizen
Staff
Writer
Aid
Stan
Stagg
wants
to
be
Mayor
Stagg
The
40-year-old
construc
construction
�
tion
company
president
re
resigned
�
signed
from
City
Council
late
Tuesday
afternoon
and
today
announced
he
will
take
on
Mayor
Garvin
Dezell
for
the
rrayoralty
Mayor
Dezell
has
not
yet
announced
his
candidacy
but
he
has
privately
indicated
he
Intends
to
run
again
Stagg
said
hes
convinced
24
Pages
INSIDE
TODAYS
CITIZEN
The
British
press
ques
questions
�
tions
the
future
for
George
Brown
above
after
he
stormed
through
a
diatribe
at
publisher
Lord
Thomson
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Homo
are
evacuated
along
Britannia
Beach
north
of
Van
Vancouver
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couver
at
a
creek
burst
it
bank
and
flood
the
sur
roundng
land
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eluded
are
two
doctors
from
Prince
Geoige
Dr
JJ
Mc
Ghee
and
Dr
JG
McKenzle
The
delegates
will
levlew
con
tempory
developments
In
the
management
of
orthopedic
prob
problems
�
lems
in
children
and
adults
which
are
commonly
dealt
within
family
specialty
practice
Interesting
lestrlctlon
In
the
migratory
birds
hunting
re
regulations
�
gulations
no
person
may
hunt
the
birds
with
a
swivel
gun
machine
gun
or
battery
A
long
bow
and
arrow
however
Is
permissable
Takes
all
the
fun
out
of
it
a
change
in
emphasis
and
direction
Is
necessary
in
civic
government
and
maintained
Mayor
Dezell
has
not
been
keeping
pace
The
attitudes
and
poli
policies
�
cies
of
council
have
not
chang
changed
�
ed
substantially
in
the
past
five
years
said
Stagg
who
is
president
of
Crossroads
Construction
Ltd
Prince
George
has
changed
radically
He
said
he
would
support
Mayor
Dezell
if
he
felt
the
incumbent
was
advancing
pol
policies
�
icies
for
the
growth
and
de
development
�
velopment
of
the
city
Halloween
Calmest
In
Citys
History
By
BOB
GROVES
Citizen
Staff
Writer
A
satisfied
Sgt
Charles
Eng
English
�
lish
had
praise
for
Prince
George
parents
and
children
last
night
after
the
city
had
passed
one
of
the
quiestest
Halloweens
on
rec
record
�
ord
Sgt
English
chief
of
the
RCMP
city
detachment
said
the
people
of
Prince
George
are
to
be
congratulated
for
their
ef
efforts
�
forts
in
controlling
the
situa
situation
�
tion
Parents
evidently
instruc
instructed
�
ted
their
children
to
behave
themselves
on
Halloween
said
the
sergeant
The
modest
sergeant
could
have
had
even
higher
praise
for
RCMP
members
PONDEROSA
LADIES
STICK
TO
GUNS
Pa
would
have
been
proud
Two
women
spent
Tuesday
afternoon
running
trespassln
varmints
off
the
Ponderosa
Mrs
June
Gelsser
owner
of
the
ponderosa
Trailer
Court
and
her
sister
Mrs
Pearl
Bur
gees
stood
guard
at
the
entrance
road
to
the
trailer
court
blocking
traffic
which
had
been
diverted
that
way
because
of
closure
of
Pierrot
Road
by
the
city
Only
access
to
Cunningham
subdivision
which
is
outside
city
limits
was
tnrougn
tne
lonaer
osa
property
and
no
one
liad
asked
permission
to
direct
traf
traffic
�
fic
that
way
We
phoned
City
Hall
and
they
said
theres
no
detour
slgndlrec
ting
people
down
this
Ponderosa
road
said
Mrs
Gelsser
But
she
pointed
out
half
way
down
the
Ponderosa
entrance
road
was
a
city
sign
sajlng
Thank
You
Resume
Speed
It
looks
to
me
as
if
they
ex
expected
�
pected
cars
to
come
downhere
she
said
The
force
demonstrated
re
restraint
�
straint
and
quiet
control
through
throughout
�
out
the
evening
and
by
midnight
Halloween
was
over
for
anotlwr
year
The
toll
about
15
reports
of
broken
windows
sevpral
pver
turned
garbage
cans
and
a
lot
of
soaped
windows
About
the
unhappiest
people
besides
the
victims
of
vandal
vandalism
�
ism
would
be
the
parents
of
some
20
youths
arrested
and
placed
in
the
city
lockup
for
a
variety
of
charges
ranging
from
creating
a
disturbance
to
as
assaulting
�
saulting
a
peace
officer
Those
youths
no
doubt
received
tongue
lashings
today
from
angered
mothers
and
fathers
Fifteen
of
those
arrestedwere
Juveniles
under
the
age
of
18
Thelr
parents
were
advised
but
until
they
arrived
at
the
city
de
detachment
�
tachment
their
offspring
were
kept
in
the
lockup
After
a
mob
began
to
form
about
830
pm
and
march
on
the
downtown
area
the
RCMP
literally
became
babysitters
for
the
roaming
herd
Members
walked
in
alongside
and
behind
the
collection
of
black
faced
glassy
eyed
teenagers
who
often
taunted
and
teased
the
police
When
the
mob
staged
a
Jeering
sit
in
on
the
detachment
steps
at
about
945
the
RCMP
officers
retained
their
stolid
composure
and
within
five
minutes
the
herd
moved
across
Seventh
Ave
to
the
Legion
and
then
moved
on
past
the
Inn
of
the
North
and
down
Victoria
St
past
the
Parkwood
Shopping
Centre
Through
some
mysterious
chemistry
the
mob
reformed
downtown
but
now
it
was
small
er
Chilly
temperatures
sore
feet
and
the
ever
vigilant
RCMP
were
dimming
the
snaking
mobs
enthusiasm
for
damage
Halloween
In
effect
was
over
and
Prince
George
could
feel
that
maybe
It
grew
up
a
bit
SCHOOL
A
TREAT
WITHOUT
TRICKS
While
hundreds
of
teenagers
aimlessly
wandered
the
downtown
streets
last
night
looking
for
some
Halloween
action
87
chil
children
�
dren
had
a
whale
of
a
party
at
the
Western
Acres
School
and
not
one
window
was
broken
or
even
soaped
No
tricks
just
a
harmless
night
of
treats
organized
and
paid
for
by
the
sub
dlvlslon
parents
The
trouble
free
night
was
then
neatly
wrapped
up
with
a
free
gift
of
treats
to
each
child
Mrs
David
Maslch
who
organ
organized
�
ized
the
night
said
community
parties
attended
by
parents
and
children
were
common
practice
in
the
eastern
provinces
at
Hal
Halloween
�
loween
We
always
had
parties
like
this
In
Ontario
so
we
decided
to
introduce
the
same
thing
here
I
think
It
Is
a
far
better
Idea
than
letting
the
kids
toam
the
streets
and
causing
damage
Many
apart
ments
and
commun
ity
halls
In
the
area
were
the
scene
of
similar
parties
Five
Find
Fun
Costly
Halloween
proved
an
expensive
evening
-for
five
youthful
cele
celebrants
�
brants
as
Magistrate
GO
Stew
art
handed
out
some
stiff
fines
In
court
today
Glenn
Schmltz
19
was
fined
S300
for
assaulting
a
peace
offi
officer
�
cer
while
Paul
Castonguay
18
was
also
fined
300
for
obstruct
obstructing
�
ing
a
police
officer
while
he
was
making
an
arrest
Robert
Dryden
18
was
fined
200
for
causing
a
disturbance
by
swearing
Fined
S73
for
caus
causing
�
ing
a
disturbance
b
swearing
was
Daniel
Bond
and
fined
S23
for
causing
wilful
damage
was
Darrell
Peter
Nell
Unfortunately
I
feel
our
mayor
has
been
barely
able
to
keep
pacewiththe
increas
increasingly
�
ingly
complex
problems
that
face
us
added
Stagg
Over
the
past
year
1
have
felt
that
he
is
slowly
but
inevitably
falling
behind
Stagg
had
to
resign
in
the
middle
of
his
first
term
On
council
to
challenge
the
mayor
Would
his
lack
of
muni
municipal
�
cipal
experience
hurt
Stagg
pointed
to
his
record
in
business
The
city
is
nothing
more
sLlQ
than
a
business
a
damn
big
business
he
said
Stagg
said
that
through
his
business
he
has
learned
the
value
of
work
methods
tight
administration
and
budget
control
as
well
as
expert
opinion
delegation
of
author
authority
�
ity
and
management
control
No
business
can
survive
without
it
and
I
have
learned
in
my
experience
on
council
that
no
city
can
thrive
with
without
�
out
it
he
said
lie
said
he
has
through
observing
the
business
world
learned
to
recognize
lack
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management
and
that
he
senses
this
lack
in
the
city
Prince
George
is
groping
when
It
should
be
reaching
out
with
certainty
and
assur
assurance
�
ance
for
the
future
he
com
commented
�
mented
He
said
council
under
its
present
leadership
exhausts
itself
in
discussing
minor
de
details
�
tails
and
neglects
major
areas
of
policy
and
adminis
administration
�
tration
Stagg
said
that
when
he
Joined
council
he
hoped
to
Join
the
team
and
do
his
part
There
was
no
team
to
itlzn
Join
he
said
1
feel
it
is
time
there
was
one
Aid
Staggs
resignation
will
mean
one
more
alder
manic
vacancy
In
the
Dec
10
election
Aid
Hllliard
Clare
Aid
Elroj
Garden
and
Aid
John
Powers
end
their
two
jear
term
this
December
and
all
are
expected
to
try
again
Those
entering
this
years
aldermanlc
race
will
have
to
specify
If
they
re
trying
for
one
of
the
thiee
two
year
terms
or
the
one
one
year
term
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were
common
during
Halloween
walkathon
around
the
downtown
area
Children
at
Western
Acres
kept
off
streets
and
had
a
party
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JUST
KEPT
It
was
the
riot
that
wasnt
Halloween
dreaded
by
mer
merchants
�
chants
and
police
alike
came
and
went
in
Prince
George
leaving
only
a
few
broken
windows
in
its
wake
But
it
could
have
been
differ
different
�
ent
As
many
as
300
teenagers
stomped
through
the
downtown
area
forming
what
at
times
ap
appeared
�
peared
to
be
a
small
army
as
they
marched
two
abreast
up
and
down
Third
Avenue
Dominion
Street
George
Street
Second
Avenue
Victoria
Street
Sixth
and
Seventh
Avenues
The
weather
was
ripe
for
a
re
repeat
�
peat
of
last
years
spree
when
more
than
20000
worth
of
plate
glass
windows
were
smashed
by
a
group
of
bewildered
teenagers
who
suddenly
found
themselves
the
victims
of
mob
rule
This
year
the
marchers
had
es
escorts
�
corts
Sometimes
a
dozen
some
sometimes
�
times
five
or
six
police
con
constables
�
stables
marched
beside
in
front
and
behind
them
A
dozen
more
stood
by
The
police
vigilance
paid
off
From
a
peak
of
300
the
mob
dwindled
to
a
mere
30
and
then
was
quickly
dispersed
The
timetable
proves
Interest
Interesting
�
ing
for
it
is
the
anatomy
of
a
riot
that
wasnt
730
pmThe
first
loiterers
appear
on
downtown
Streets
800
pm
Group
of
about
50
congregates
In
downtown
area
830
pm
Police
foot
patrols
and
police
car
follow
about
150
teenagers
down
Third
Avenue
850
pm
Crowd
swells
to
200
and
returns
to
fountain
area
900
pm
Crowd
moves
to
Third
and
George
and
breaks
Into
smaller
sections
as
police
keep
steady
watch
905
pm
Main
Crowdturns
again
toward
fountain
area
then
doubles
back
At
Third
and
Brunswick
crowd
has
reached
250
300
At
this
time
windows
at
the
PG
Rock
and
Coin
Shop
Ranch
Bakery
and
National
Cre
Credit
�
dit
Jewellers
have
been
broken
1000
pm
Mob
mills
around
fountain
then
moves
on
behind
Inn
of
the
North
1005
pm
Crowd
moves
along
Victoria
to
Lloyds
Di
ive
in
area
At
this
time
some
20
young
people
including
one
girl
are
being
held
at
city
police
headquarters
One
has
been
brought
in
for
assaulting
an
offi
officer
�
cer
1025
pm
Crowd
partially
broken
up
starts
to
move
once
again
towards
downtown
area
1050
pm
Group
has
re
reformed
�
formed
near
McDonald
Hctelbut
size
has
dwindled
to
about
150
persons
ll05
pm
Crowd
reaches
Victoria
Street
Some
continue
many
turn
left
head
home
1110
pm
Only
30
left
out
outside
�
side
Pats
News
on
Third
Avenue
1115
pm
Police
move
in
and
disperse
hangers
on
1200
pm
and
alls
well
Elsewhere
In
the
province
tho
story
was
the
same
with
a
few
exceptions
A
Halloween
crowd
of
hooting
teenagers
armed
with
firea
ack
ackers
�
ers
and
eggs
blocked
traffic
on
Highway
16
north
of
Terrace
In
Intermittently
�
termittently
for
two
hours
Police
estimated
that
about
400
young
people
gathered
In
the
ai
ea
The
Danbai
district
of
Vancou
Vancouver
�
ver
repoited
a
massing
of
teen
agots
but
police
gatheied
moie
quickly
and
dispelled
a
group
estimated
at
200
In
about
10
minutes
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also
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