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Vol
12
No
2
More
People
More
Crime
By
BOB
GROVES
Citizen
Police
Reporter
Prince
George
Is
growing
Every
year
It
has
more
people
more
cars
more
activity
and
more
troubles
Thee
are
reflected
in
the
number
of
complaints
investi
investigated
�
gated
in
1967
by
city
RCMP
They
totalled
12301
compared
with
10601
in
1966
Included
was
everything
from
petty
theft
to
capital
murder
accident
re
reports
�
ports
to
domestic
arguments
To
help
handle
the
increasing
complaint
toll
the
city
detach
detachment
�
ment
staff
was
increased
by
three
in
1967
and
now
totals
37
men
Police
business
will
likely
keep
on
increasing
if
statistics
for
the
past
five
years
are
an
indication
Complaint
totals
starting
with
1963
have
spiralled
as
follows
1963
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1964
534
1965
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1966
10601
and
1967
12301
DRIVE
IN
EXPANSION
REFUSAL
EXPECTED
City
Council
is
expected
to
tonight
�
night
to
refuse
to
alter
its
zoning
bylaw
to
allow
the
Rainbow
Drive
In
to
more
than
double
its
size
Council
s
general
purposes
committee
today
recommended
the
bylaw
stand
as
it
is
for
drive
in
zones
and
declined
to
inter
interpret
�
pret
a
parking
requirements
sec
section
�
tion
questioned
by
Rainbow
solicitor
Jack
Heinrich
Helnrich
had
appealed
to
coun
council
�
cil
for
an
interpretation
of
the
term
gross
floor
area
He
said
if
it
were
interpreted
to
mean
gross
floor
area
accessible
to
the
public
the
expansion
could
take
place
under
terms
of
the
bylaw
Planning
consultant
Des
Park
Parker
�
er
told
committee
he
could
see
no
reason
to
change
the
bylaw
Expansion
project
would
be
done
by
Blue
Boy
Drive
In
Parker
said
that
while
it
was
neither
of
their
jobs
he
and
building
inspector
Ed
Neff
had
quickly
drafted
a
scheme
that
would
give
more
parking
area
US
Blamed
For
Torture
PARIS
Reuters
A
French
weekly
quotes
a
self
described
former
US
Army
interrogator
in
South
Vietnam
as
saying
that
American
soldiers
used
electric
shock
torture
and
often
killed
Viet
Cong
guerrilla
prisoners
during
Interrogation
Peter
Martlnsen
23
is
quoted
as
stating
In
an
interview
published
by
the
left
wing
Nouv
el
Observateur
that
US
lnterro
gators
had
power
of
life
and
death
over
them
Viet
Cong
prisoners
More
Vietnam
page
9
If
youre
going
to
leae
w
that
car
engine
running
to
keep
It
warm
Mr
Motorist
youd
better
lock
it
Police
advise
two
cars
left
Idling
in
the
past
two
days
have
been
stolen
by
itchy
footed
pas-ers-by
It
would
save
con
considerable
�
siderable
dismay
if
motor
motorists
�
ists
would
carry
an
extra
key
so
they
could
lock
their
temptingly
stealable
vehicles
a
Aid
Ron
Tweedle
gave
the
city
and
other
em
employers
�
ployers
a
lesson
in
labor
legislation
today
He
told
gen
general
�
eral
purposes
committee
it
is
illegal
in
Job
advertising
to
mention
ages
races
or
any
anything
�
thing
else
discriminatory
Ho
referred
specifically
to
some
city
advertising
seeking
A
young
man
in
early
20s
but
said
there
are
many
other
ex
examples
�
amples
The
city
could
lead
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ADVERTISEMENT
IS
NOT
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DISPLAYED
BY
THE
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CONTROL
HOARD
OR
BY
THE
GOVERNMENT
OF
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
24
Pages
SCHOOL
TRUSTEES
TAKE
OATH
Three
school
trustees
took
the
oath
of
office
at
a
brief
inaugjration
ceremony
held
at
the
Inn
of
the
North
Tuesday
nighi
Incumbents
Mrs
Cleo
Bryart
Colin
Sabiston
and
ro
ly
elec
elected
�
ted
trustee
William
Alder
par
participated
�
ticipated
In
the
after
dinner
ceremony
Mrs
Bryant
will
be
serving
her
fourth
term
of
office
Mr
Sabiston
his
second
and
it
will
be
Mr
Alders
first
term
as
a
school
trustee
Officiating
at
the
ceremony
was
Stan
Carling
government
agent
for
Prince
George
The
ceremony
was
followed
by
a
short
business
meeting
held
at
City
Hall
where
Mrs
Jean
Kellett
was
re
elected
chairman
of
the
school
board
for
the
com
coming
�
ing
year
the
way
In
this
he
com
commented
�
mented
a
It
was
an
about
turn
Tues-
day
night
when
school
su
superintendent
�
perintendent
Dave
Todd
took
the
chair
briefly
while
board
members
elected
a
chairman
for
the
coming
year
In
a
jo
jocular
�
cular
speech
to
trustees
Mr
Todd
said
he
had
but
two
resolutions
this
year
one
that
he
heped
all
board
meet
meetings
�
ings
will
be
conducted
with
sense
two
that
the
school
district
will
get
all
the
money
that
is
needed
With
that
he
immediately
produced
a
fan
and
following
several
waves
of
his
hand
produced
two
penn
pennies
�
ies
consecutively
a
The
Nechako
Volunteer
w
Fire
Department
draw
has
been
won
by
Norman
La
bonte
740
Third
Ave
He
wins
a
35
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movie
camera
projector
and
screen
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INSIDE
TODAYS
CITIZEN
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are
lining
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in
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for
gasoline
after
Premier
Fidel
Castro
above
introduced
rationing
as
part
of
his
speech
at
the
celebrations
of
the
ninth
anniversary
of
the
legime
taking
power
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investigators
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Dr
Chris
Barnard
leader
of
the
team
that
peiformed
the
five
hour
heart
transplant
operation
on
Dr
Philip
Blaiberg
said
today
it
would
be
the
teams
last
for
some
time
By
JOHN
BARBOUR
Associated
Press
As
In
most
things
chances
are
bel
belter
�
ter
the
second
time
ai
ound
So
it
is
for
the
58-year-old
South
African
dentist
who
received
a
new
living
heart
Tuesday
He
now
begins
the
critical
period
of
adjustment
and
recovery
a
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GEORGE
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3
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New
Plates
Are
Out
When
the
motor
vehicle
licencing
branch
opened
foi
business
this
morning
five
people
were
waiting
at
the
door
to
grab
their
brand
new68
number
places
Thomas
Roberts
of
Ruggles
Street
won
the
race
and
the
distinction
of
driving
the
first
car
in
town
to
sport
the
new
blue
on
white
plates
It
is
the
busiest
day
of
the
year
for
the
licencing
branch
with
more
than
fifty
sets
of
plates
being
distributed
before
11am
Dont
forget
the
deadline
-
February
29
By
SCON
HONEYMAN
Citizen
City
Hall
Reporter
City
Council
tonight
Is
ex
expected
�
pected
to
ratify
a
decision
its
general
purposes
com
committee
�
mittee
took
today
to
dcry
a
request
from
Union
Oil
Co
of
Canada
Ltd
for
a
change
in
the
city
fire
bylaw
Committee
which
includes
all
aldermen
voted
unani
unanimously
�
mously
In
Its
morning
session
to
uphold
the
bylaw
which
requires
service
stations
to
be
finished
in
non-combustible
materials
Union
stations
built
here
and
in
other
parts
of
the
province
feature
glulam
beam
wood
deck
roofing
Councils
decision
to
up
uphold
�
hold
committees
recom
recommendation
�
mendation
would
mean
the
beams
and
decking
must
be
lathed
or
plastered
City
manager
Arran
Thom
Thomson
�
son
told
committee
the
ad
administration
�
ministration
believes
the
sec
section
�
tion
question
by
Union
Oil
should
be
taken
out
of
the
bylaw
and
inserted
in
the
building
bylaw
and
there
is
some
discussion
of
switch
switching
�
ing
to
fire
rating
burning
time
from
the
system
which
now
mentions
specific
ma
materials
�
terials
He
said
the
National
Build
Building
�
ing
CodeWhich
Union
solici
solicitor
�
tor
H
Allan
Hope
said
last
week
would
permit
construe-
Aldermen
expiessed
concern
today
about
snow
removal
prob
problems
�
lems
and
the
amount
of
Ice
being
left
on
downtown
sidewalks
Aid
Ron
Tweedle
told
general
purposes
committee
the
44
cars
impounded
last
week
by
the
works
department
to
aid
snow
removal
were
not
enough
There
are
cars
parked
all
over
town
covered
with
snow
he
said
It
is
becoming
a
real
problem
for
snow
removal
Theyre
Not
Like
Toys
Snowmobiles
Can
Kill
TORONTO
CP
-
The
Ontar
io
transport
department
Is
con
slderlng
legislation
to
cover
the
use
of
snowmobiles
on
the
prov
provinces
�
inces
highways
and
the
Ontario
Safety
League
warned
today
the
vehicles
should
not
be
treated
as
toys
Four
persons
have
died
in
snowmobile
accidents
In
Ontario
in
the
last
two
months
The
lat
est
mishaps
occurred
during
the
weekend
and
involved
a
19
year
old
Toronto
woman
and
a
Sudbury
ma
W
Q
Macnee
deputy
trans
transport
�
port
minister
said
Ontarios
es
1
1
m
a
t
e
d
50000
snowmobiles
which
can
travel
up
to
40
miles
an
hour
are
controlled
by
the
same
legislation
that
covers
mo
torcycles
We
put
them
under
that
leg
lslatlon
as
a
matter
of
conven
lence
but
they
should
hae
their
own
separate
legislation
to
con
trol
them
he
said
Mr
Macnee
said
any
new
law
ould
pertain
only
to
the
opera
tion
of
the
vehicles
on
high
ways
The
legislation
would
not
be
effective
where
the
vehicles
are
operated
in
fields
Ernie
Taylor
director
of
the
safety
leagues
outdoor
recrea
recreation
�
tion
program
said
all
types
of
snowmobiles
are
safe
If
prop
erly
operated
Masseys
Body
Flown
Home
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-
An
RCAF
aircraft
bringing
the
body
of
Vincent
Massey
home
to
Can
ada
from
London
landed
at
RCAF
Station
Uplands
at
1
58jgm
EST
today
The
big
four
engined
Yukon
blew
up
a
swirling
storm
of
freshly
fallen
snow
as
It
ap
approached
�
proached
a
hangar
where
gov
government
�
ernment
and
diplomatic
offl
clals
waited
It
was
eight
de
grees
above
zero
and
snowing
lightly
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562
2441
ill
1
-
-
life
m
All
the
beams
would
have
to
be
covered
tion
of
the
stations
as
plan
planned
�
ned
applied
only
where
it
does
not
contravene
a
muni
municipal
�
cipal
bylaw
Aid
Ron
Tweedle
said
it
is
no
discredit
to
Prince
George
that
its
fire
bylaw
might
be
more
stringent
than
those
in
other
centres
Hope
last
week
said
Urlon
Oil
sta
stations
�
tions
with
the
distinctive
glu-lam-wood
decking
were
approved
In
Vancouver
and
Victoria
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bUIMOIUQRO
O
ANDING
Icy
Sidewalks
Cause
Concern
City
engineer
Ernie
Obst
said
most
of
the
44
cars
were
towed
from
the
downtown
area
that
during
the
holidays
crews
were
less
strict
in
the
residential
areas
But
a
cleanup
of
cars
posing
problems
was
to
be
done
today
He
said
that
while
there
was
no
requirement
in
the
bjlaw
the
cars
owners
be
notified
24
hour
warnings
were
being
placed
on
vehicles
as
a
public
relations
gesture
Aid
Carrie
Jane
Gray
said
there
are
some
cases
where
apartment
parking
lots
are
not
being
cleared
and
tenants
are
parking
on
city
streets
This
is
a
menace
she
said
Mayor
Garvin
Dezell
said
apartment
owners
should
be
warned
their
lots
must
be
usable
condition
that
cars
parked
on
the
streets
would
be
removed
Turning
to
downtown
sidewalk
problems
Aid
Tweedle
said
he
had
noted
that
merchants
were
not
fulfilling
their
obligation
to
clear
Ice
from
them
He
said
he
feels
the
citys
snow
removal
machines
are
doing
a
good
Job
but
they
al
always
�
ways
leaving
a
coating
on
the
sidewalks
and
it
is
the
mer
merchants
�
chants
Job
to
clear
this
Aid
Tweedie
brought
up
the
subject
as
committee
consid
considered
�
ered
purchasing
for
aboutl100
a
sand
spreader
for
use
on
the
sidewalks
Committee
recommended
to
council
the
equipment
be
pur
purchased
�
chased
Aid
Tweedie
said
letter
car
carriers
�
riers
had
told
him
they
feel
Ice
conditions
downtown
are
as
bad
as
ever
thoy
hae
been
Aid
Carrie
Jane
Gray
said
there
are
at
least
two
people
In
hospital
with
broken
legs
and
who
plan
to
sue
the
city
because
of
ice
on
downtown
sidewalks
Dr
Christian
N
Barnards
medical
team
learned
from
the
18
days
thai
the
world
s
first
human
heart
trans
transplant
�
plant
survived
in
the
breast
of
Louis
Washkansky
a
53-year-old
wholesale
grocer
They
now
are
putting
that
knowledge
to
work
In
trying
to
prolong
the
life
of
Dr
Philip
Blaiberg
their
second
heart
transplant
patient
and
the
third
in
medical
history
Washkansky
died
of
pneumonia
Anti
Antibiotics
�
biotics
could
not
fight
it
off
His
own
body
defences
against
infection
were
driven
down
to
near
zero
by
heart
sur
surgeons
�
geons
to
ensure
that
his
body
would
not
reject
the
new
heart
Dr
Barnard
found
no
signs
of
re
rejection
�
jection
in
a
post
mortem
Indeed
the
heart
of
the
25-year-old
woman
trans
H
Aid
Tweedie
noted
other
service
stations
In
the
city
have
had
to
comply
with
the
fire
bylaw
and
have
done
so
with
no
complaint
and
said
he
could
see
no
reason
to
change
the
bylaw
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Mayor
Garvin
Dezell
noted
the
changes
Union
will
have
to
make
will
be
minimal
But
he
added
Vancouver
where
the
provincial
fire
marshall
is
headquartered
allows
construction
of
such
service
stations
Why
do
we
have
to
be
that
im
eh
different
all
the
time
he
asked
Hope
said
in
his
appear
appearance
�
ance
before
council
last
Wed
Wednesday
�
nesday
that
the
Union
stations
are
meant
to
look
similar
throughout
BC
as
part
of
the
companys
dealer
identi
identification
�
fication
program
Union
is
moving
into
the
gasoline
marketing
field
for
tne
first
time
sparked
by
opening
of
its
refinery
in
Prince
George
The
company
has
three
Union
76
stations
within
city
limits
one
each
on
the
roads
leading
to
the
pulp
mills
two
stations
in
Vancouver
and
jne
In
Victoria
Prince
George
area
sta
stations
�
tions
are
scheduled
to
open
about
Feb
1
Classroom
at
new
High
School
THREE
SCHOOLS
FACE
MOVING
PROBLEMS
Itll
be
kind
of
topsy
turvy
during
the
week
of
Jan
29
and
February
2
when
students
from
three
schools
move
en
mase
Students
from
the
present
serlor
secondary
school
will
take
the
first
step
by
moving
Into
the
new
4
mllllon
hlghschool
on
the
By
Pass
over
a
three
day
period
starting
Jinuary
29
And
on
Wednesday
Thurs
Thursday
�
day
and
Friday
of
that
week
1412
students
from
Duchess
Park
will
make
the
move
Into
the
empty
building
as
well
as
occupy
Winton
school
Students
from
Winton
will
oc
occupy
�
cupy
Duchess
Park
All
students
will
be
required
to
officially
attend
their
res
respective
�
pective
schools
many
will
be
assisting
in
the
moving
of
equip
planted
Into
Washkansky
was
the
most
vital
part
of
the
man
who
had
been
i
iddled
by
infection
In
trying
to
create
a
hospitable
cli
climate
�
mate
for
the
new
heart
Dr
Barnard
suggested
doctors
may
have
admin
administered
�
istered
too
mjch
of
the
drugs
and
x
rays
that
depress
the
bodys
immune
reaction
The
next
time
he
said
they
would
give
less
of
these
power
powerful
�
ful
treatments
The
next
time
Is
now
Blaiberg
a
white
man
received
the
heart
of
a
mulatto
man
Cllvo
Haupt
24
who
was
stricken
by
a
brain
hemorrhage
Haupts
brain
was
dying
and
doctors
ruled
out
changes
he
would
survive
In
South
Africa
where
the
races
are
segregated
under
an
apartnetd
law
the
operation
seemed
bizarre
Dr
ment
such
as
typewriters
and
power
tools
When
the
move
Is
completed
about
13
divisions
of
Duchess
Park
Grade
eight
students
will
find
themselves
settled
into
Winton
Baron
Byng
Prince
Georges
original
hlghschool
built
about
1914
and
the
base
basement
�
ment
of
King
George
Fifth
And
Giade
nine
and
ten
stu
students
�
dents
will
be
happily
settled
Into
the
old
hlghschool
while
all
senior
secondary
students
will
be
enjoy
enjoying
�
ing
new
facilities
in
the
almost
completed
building
on
the
By
Pass
Currently
about
all
that
re
remains
�
mains
to
be
completed
is
the
auditorium
wing
which
Is
expect
expected
�
ed
to
finished
by
the
end
of
Feb
February
�
ruary
Barnard
assured
that
segregation
was
not
a
consideration
in
medical
prac
practice
�
tice
when
he
was
In
the
United
States
last
week
Far
more
important
medically
than
the
color
of
skin
is
the
compatibility
of
blood
types
between
individuals
The
body
s
immune
mechanisms
the
systems
that
produce
antibodies
and
fight
off
disease
vary
in
their
ability
to
recognize
invading
organisms
and
organs
Most
compatible
are
the
tissues
of
Identical
twins
products
of
the
same
miternal
germ
cell
at
conception
Often
the
next
most
com
compatible
�
patible
tlssues
come
from
close
rela
relatives
�
tives
mothers
fathers
brothers
and
sisters
who
share
a
common
genetic
history
I