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storm
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weathei
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ice
sijokcsnian
explained
today
was
caused
b
a
deep
lo
v
piessure
which
was
over
the
northern
part
of
the
province
north
of
Pi
ince
Geoige
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were
the
tension
and
bit
tunisi
cuised
by
Black
PoAe
den
jnstr
iti
ns
Forgery
Admitted
10-eai-
llmanwlx
pleaded
guiltv
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t
iints
each
of
fot
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ai
1
false
pi
i
tt
nc
e-
as
sen
sentence
�
tence
1
t
sis
m
nths
in
jail
bv
e
lty
Malstnti
Geoige
O
Stewait
this
moinliio
Poltc
e
ev
i
lence
state
1
that
Ri
chaid
Truest
Ostei
tag
hadtians
fuitd
a
nut
he
mans
account
with
tin
Teinci
Ciedlt
Union
to
the
credit
union
in
Pi
ince
Geoige
He
had
wiitten
a
cheque
foi
100
and
deiosited
tie
433
le
maliUnc
In
the
act
mint
Ostortasrs
lenutt
foi
a
sus-
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la
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tleie
an
so
ftw
ojipaiuis
Hkt
this
pu
son
knocking
at
a
duor
wl
i
n
a
1
altv
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Lome
on
Gwtte
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faithful
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mi
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lals
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nal
Motl-
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til
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4
ai
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si
l
u
I
lilt
Hill
The
Citizen
The
Only
Daily
Paper
Serving
BCs
Third
Largest
Market
Forecast
-Cooler
showers
gage
an
1
Housing
Corporation
would
piovide
up
to
90
per
cent
of
the
Undine
alue
which
in
clu
les
land
building
fees
and
equipment
The
brief
stresses
that
the
home
would
not
constitute
a
nursing
home
nor
is
the
plan
to
be
confused
with
senior
citizens
housing
Doaidlng
homes
are
in
operation
at
kamloops
Chil
liwack
and
Summerland
while
others
are
going
ahead
in
Castlegar
Lad
smith
and
Tiail
According
to
the
society
whose
members
include
Mag
Hurricane
Force
Blast
Leaves
North
in
Dark
V
vicious
windstorm
that
at
one
jxjint
leuchod
humuine
vel
velocity
�
ocity
caused
widespread
power
outages
an
1
danige
to
buildings
in
oith
Ccntial
Bi
itish
Colum
Columbia
�
bia
tt
is
weekend
British
Columbia
Hydio
which
had
CO
rei
airmen
woiking
re
received
�
ceived
about
300
calls
fioiu
cus
customers
�
tomers
in
the
Pi
ince
Geoi
ge
ai
ea
alone
See
pictuies
Page
11
In
addition
con
m
unities
west
of
Pi
ince
George
had
two
long
power
outages
aftei
fulling
tiees
knocked
out
the
line
running
be
tween
roit
St
James
and
the
Pinchi
mine
The
most
sevele
gust
of
wind
oceuted
at
1
22
p
m
n
rday
when
the
dial
on
the
wind
gauge
at
The
wmds
swcit
from
west
to
east
On
Satuiday
the
heaviest
gust
was
12
miles
an
1
oui
but
on
Sunday
winds
of
37
miles
an
hour
gustei
to
52
at
9
50
a
in
Today
s
foi
ecast
calming
down
with
scattered
rain
show
eis
Tlit
30
inile
transmission
line
between
Tort
St
James
and
Coni
mcos
meicuiy
development
at
Pinchi
Lake
was
hit
by
the
first
of
about
30
trees
at
10
43
am
rriday
This
sudden
outage
on
the
C0-000-volt
circuit
kicked
out
swit
switches
�
ches
which
contiol
the
power
flow
north
and
west
of
ander
hoof
In
addition
to
andeihoofs
blackout
otler
centres
without
electricity
wele
I
ort
St
James
Toit
Frasei
Trasei
Lake
and
Endako
The
cneuit
to
Endoko
Mines
was
not
affected
crew
was
sent
fioin
Pi
inco
Geoige
to
deal
trecswhichtuni
bled
on
the
Tort
St
James
Pinchi
line
which
nuiclics
tluough
at
CO
foot
swatle
In
the
forests
Ma
Mumo
Hydios
Piince
George
distiict
manager
said
eiev
s
which
vent
out
after
the
fiist
trouble
call
nidi
morn
morning
�
ing
wen
finally
finished
their
tasks
at
G
p
ni
Satuiday
Mumo
said
he
wanted
to
thank
lesidents
foi
pitvidlne
line
clews
with
coffee
and
food
He
also
paid
tiibute
to
tie
tustoni
cis
patience
Tl
e
most
severely
hit
com
communities
�
munities
in
the
Prince
Geoige
alia
weie
tl
ose
along
tl
c
Black
atei
roienun
Buckhoin
am
summit
Lake
load
ciicuits
Some
weic
without
powci
fei
lSlouis
Munii
also
reminded
jiuients
ti
keep
children
aw
ay
fjomdown-
ppn
I
d
sentence
w
is
tin
lud
I
wn
I
l
is
tues
which
could
be
touching
those
lines
Most
if
Hydios
ciicuits
in
tl
Piinci
Gicnge
lalige
litveen
11000
and
25000
volts
I
lank
McGet
district
nuiu
t
i
f
BC
Telcpl
one
Co
said
in
my
circuits
wuc
iiteirujted
i
tl
i
windstorm
tut
t
cy
wne
ni
lid
the
siiull
wiies
wllch
ui
ivU-
J
tt
lomes
41
Landmatk
Burns
soiTIinNK
Iln
destroyed
sevtial
bull
lints
jatui
lay
night
in
this
community
al
ut
200
milts
wtst
1
Prrnci
Gotnge
Tl
c
It
sidenct
stoii
andw
ilo
Imsi
Itluntrnt
t
J
ike
Knelson
Mil
distjoyed
jji
tic
llje
also
tl
i
t
Id
In
til
i
laiuln
alk
in
tic
al
i
N
ditalls
lae
letl
nleastd
on
tin
ilein
of
tl
i
liji
PRINCE
GEORGE
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
MONDAY
OCTOBER
28
1968
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PERSPECTIVE
Architects
drawing
of
the
proposed
250000
senior
citizens
boarding
home
BOARDING
HOME
PLAN
AIRED
Plans
for
the
construction
of
i
lmnllnt
home
foi
senior
citi7ens
tn
cost
ovei
a
quarter
of
a
million
d
liars
were
an
announced
�
nounced
today
1
y
the
Pj
inco
Georgt
Boat
ding
Ik
me
So
Society
�
ciety
The
projict
if
it
toes
ahead
would
piovide
icc
minodation
foi
persons
who
ire
able
to
get
aionnl
bit
who
need
limit
limited
�
ed
sistanre
in
is
day
-to
-day
living
particularly
inthe
pre
preparation
�
paration
of
fool
According
to
a
brief
pic
pared
bj
the
strict
the
home
would
be
locate
on
property
leased
bj
the
Prince
Geoige
Recioml
Hospital
and
would
accommo
hte
32
persons
ini
initially
�
tially
with
provisions
foi
fu
tuie
expansion
to
house
48
persr
ns
In
oi
ler
toobt
linprov
incial
an
1
fedeial
financing
the
so
society
�
ciety
is
lequired
to
l
lise
10
pei
cent
of
the
capital
cost
local
h
V
Prince
Geoige
service
club
is
presently
considering
a
proposal
that
it
undei
wi
itethe
10
per
cent
as
a
club
pi
oject
Once
that
is
achieved
the
so
society
�
ciety
inaj
qualify
for
a
one
third
gi
ant
fi
orn
the
provincial
government
and
Central
Mort
istrate
George
Stewart
as
chairman
MrsGoidonSwan
ke
hospital
administration
Colin
Elliott
aichitect
Des
Parker
Mrs
Kaj
Russell
and
Mrs
E
Temperle
at
least
r0
pel
sons
in
the
Prince
Geoige
area
aie
in
need
of
the
facilities
a
boarding
home
would
provide
The
societ
was
incorporat
incorporated
�
ed
last
Septembei
and
is
an
offshoot
of
the
Prince
George
and
District
Community
Wel
Welfare
�
fare
Council
which
first
broached
the
need
for
a
board
boarding
�
ing
home
at
a
meeting
in
July
1067
Navy
Man
Elected
ESQUMVLT
CCP
-
Retired
Navy
lieutenant
Vrthur
Cuth
bert
52
has
won
a
b
election
to
fill
a
vacant
city
council
seat
Quesnel
Hosts
Violence
QbESNEL
-
Quosncls
RCMP
Detachment
Hospital
and
Am
Ambulance
�
bulance
authorities
andvolunteei
rire
Department
were
re
recovering
�
covering
today
from
a
weekend
of
tragedy
and
violence
which
will
go
down
as
one
of
the
worst
In
recent
years
Police
are
currently
Investi
Investigating
�
gating
two
deiths
one
as
the
lest
It
cf
in
accidental
si
ootlng
and
one
fioni
a
highway
crash
in
the
town
while
the
Fire
Depart
Department
�
ment
threatened
to
have
its
re
souices
stretched
to
the
limit
in
its
effort
to
keep
up
with
i
spate
of
niinoi
files
set
off
by
eNploding
fireci
ackers
The
ambulance
service
and
hospital
authorities
spent
an
ex
exhausting
�
hausting
weekend
coping
with
a
myriad
of
auto
accidents
which
hospitalised
at
least
four
pei
sons
Dead
In
a
highway
ci
rsh
on
Carson
Ave
Quesnel
Is
in
18-yeai-old
youth
Jack
Wilson
Oakes
who
overturned
his
car
on
a
bend
ncai
the
PGE
station
at
9
25
p
ni
Sundiy
The
late
model
cai
filled
to
negotiate
the
bend
as
Oakes
vas
1
eadlng
south
and
after
overturning
sev
several
�
eral
times
ended
in
a
ditch
on
the
left
side
of
the
road
Oakes
was
rushed
to
the
G
R
Baker
Memorial
Hospital
by
ambulance
but
was
dead
on
anival
Coronei
CD
Death
has
ordered
an
in
inquiry
�
quiry
In
the
othei
fatal
mishap
an
elderly
man
whose
name
is
being
withheld
pending
notification
of
next
of
kin
was
found
near
his
Rich
Bai
home
with
a
bullet
wound
in
the
right
side
of
his
head
He
was
found
by
some
friends
with
whom
he
had
been
living
and
RCMP
believe
le
died
from
the
gunshit
wound
after
having
tripped
ovei
an
electrical
cord
It
is
thougl
t
tl
e
dead
man
was
cariying
a
loaded
22
rifle
at
the
time
Meanwhile
the
Volunteer
Tire
Department
answeied
seveial
fire
cracker
calls
ovei
the
week-
enl
One
set
fire
to
a
tree
neai
the
muses
1
omc
of
the
GR
Baker
Memorial
Hospital
an
other
cauU
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the
wood
aligl
tof
the
old
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The
un
unmanned
�
manned
soviet
space
ship
Soyii7
2
landed
hi
the
Soviet
Union
today
aftei
tin
ee
days
in
space
Tass
announced
but
cosmonaut
Geoigy
Beiegovoy
continued
in
oibit
In
the
sis
sister
�
ter
ship
Soyu
3
Boregovoy
had
followed
the
unmanned
ship
in
tandem
around
the
earth
foi
two
days
and
dm
ing
this
pel
iod
had
manoeuv
l
e
1
Ills
Soyu
3
so
as
to
appioach
the
pllotless
slstei
ship
If
any
attempt
was
made
to
link
up
the
manned
and
un
unmanned
�
manned
ships
something
the
Russians
have
not
done
it
was
not
announced
Canadian
Relief
Nearby
OTTAW
A
CCP
One
Cana
dian
Hercules
transport
plane
has
arrived
on
the
island
of
Ternando
Poo
off
the
Mgerian
coast
foi
a
planned
i
el
ief
opera
tion
into
Biafra
The
plane
flew
ftom
Ascen
slon
Island
in
mid
Atlantic
and
landed
on
rernancio
Poo
this
morning
V
second
Heicules
cariying
supplies
and
equip
ment
for
the
relief
team
is
en
route
to
the
island
from
Recife
Brazil
thltd
Heicules
is
still
at
Lagos
Mgeiias
caiital
where
it
lias
been
foi
two
weeks
so
suitable
landing
fields
have
been
found
foi
it
in
Mgeiian
held
tenitoiy
outside
Lagos
The
defence
d
e
j
a
i
t
in
e
n
t
sjokesman
said
there
is
no
in
foimation
yet
about
when
the
first
meicy
flight
would
be
made
fiom
Teinando
Poo
Special
to
The
Citizen
JASICR
A
gioup
of
businessmen
from
the
central
legions
of
BC
and
Albuta
met
in
this
Rocky
Mountain
communitN
Situiila
and
decided
to
keep
pressure
on
the
BC
government
to
ensiue
that
Highway
16
East
iern
nns
open
this
vvintei
The
hiihvav
is
lieie
now
The
gioup
decided
the
best
way
to
keep
snow
plows
on
the
loute
was
an
appeal
bv
the
Northwest
BC
Chambers
of
Commerce
Members
of
that
organization
who
also
attended
the
J
aspei
meet
were
instructed
to
look
aftei
the
appeal
Torty
sK
delegates
from
Prince
I
upeit
Pi
ince
Geoige
Jaspei
ind
Edmonton
attend
attended
�
ed
the
Three
T
Travel
tourism
and
trade
Meet
to
discuss
mutual
occnomiclen
efits
that
could
ailse
wl
en
the
highway
is
officially
opened
Tli
is
gioup
should
go
on
recoid
that
tie
highway
should
be
kept
open
tills
winter
saiJ
Prince
George
delegate
Don
McMnnon
V
decision
was
also
nude
to
meet
again
this
time
in
Prince
George
foi
an
in
depth
look
at
the
impact
of
Highwav
1G
East
on
communi
communities
�
ties
on
both
sides
of
the
Rocky
Mountains
One
of
the
most
obvious
as
assets
�
sets
of
the
new
loute
wis
tourism
it
was
agieed
High
Highway
�
way
10
now
stretches
fioni
Prince
Rupert
to
Jaspei
pas
passing
�
sing
thiough
the
coast
lange
of
BC
and
past
the
highest
maintain
in
the
Canadian
Rockies
the
12972
foot
Mount
Robson
V
steering
committee
was
chosen
to
organize
the
Prince
Geoige
conference
but
no
date
was
set
The
Thiee
T
Meet
was
basically
an
evploratoiy
con
feience
to
feel
out
how
a
liands-aeross-the-loider
lia
liaison
�
ison
would
be
received
Delegates
fiom
both
B
C
anl
Vlberta
appeared
to
be
eiitlusiastic
about
future
dealings
but
there
was
no
big
pitch
made
by
either
side
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on
Page
3
Defiant
Czechs
March
PR
VOL
E
TCP
-
Thousands
of
Czechoslovaks
inarched
in
Prague
today
In
patriotic
dem
onstiatlons
with
anti
Soviet
ov
ertones
as
the
nation
celebrated
its
50th
anniveisary
as
a
re
public
Several
hundred
students
marched
to
the
gates
of
P
r
a
g
u
e
s
presidential
castlt
chanting
Better
dead
than
shame
and
later
shouting
out
Russians
go
home
as
leaders
Inside
presided
ovei
an
anniver
anniversary
�
sary
ceremony
It
was
the
first
time
since
the
Sovlet
led
military
Invasion
in
ugust
that
Czechoslovaks
had
staged
a
I
ublic
demonstration
Building
Hit
n
accident
at
Tourth
and
Que
Quebec
�
bec
Sunday
night
lesulted
in
1
000
damage
to
a
car
and
at
least
SOO
to
the
Mclnnis
Building
Sup
Supplies
�
plies
building
Police
said
the
cai
driven
by
a
juvenile
collided
with
another
vehicle
bcfoie
careening
into
the
building
A
window
in
the
build
building
�
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was
smashed
and
part
of
the
wall
was
pushed
backwaids
charge
has
been
laid
po
police
�
lice
said
Ys
Mens
Moolah
Walk
Arch
Success
The
enly
comfortable
way
to
eat
supjer
Saturday
night
as
far
as
12-year-old
Bi
Ian
Toreman
was
concerned
was
with
his
feet
in
a
pan
of
w
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He
had
walked
a
total
of
38
miles
in
the
s
Mens
Club
fund
la
is
lng
Walkathon
iiound
the
city
Id
do
it
again
he
an
announced
�
nounced
proudly
showing
his
stamped
sponsors
forms
provini
he
had
coveied
that
distance
He
nude
150
ii
mile
for
tl
e
YM
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C
In
the
eompctiti
n
between
The
Citizen
and
CKPG
radio
station
The
Citizen
came
clearly
in
the
lead
with
ad
advert
�
vert
islnt
manager
1
Keith
raising
202
and
publisher
Lew
Grrfiith
raising
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CKPG
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Hal
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raised
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Graham
gland
piire
winnei
in
tie
Walkathon
with
sptnsoring
totalling
10125
pei
mile
was
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when
he
hear
1
about
the
distance
Blian
Ind
walked
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be
entering
the
Walka
Walkathon
�
thon
again
net
year
but
Ill
be
persuading
my
sionsois
to
put
theii
money
on
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he
commented
Graliani
lalsed
a
total
of
2025
in
coriij
letlng
the
ten
mile
circuit
twice
total
of
410
walkers
took
part
in
the
fund
raising
mara
marathon
�
thon
and
walked
a
combined
distance
of
5090
miles
Pledges
of
money
for
the
s
MuisClubcsceciicdSH
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Seynioui
school
won
the
Elemental
Schcol
trophy
and
I
akewood
took
the
Junior
sceonlary
Scluol
tiojhy
in
its
c
at
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cheque
foi
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was
given
path
stu
lent
who
walked
the
most
sponsoied
miles
numb
ei
of
miles
times
nunibu
of
sponsors
Don
Watt
took
the
pilze
r
i
tl
i
senior
lrttli
school
w
iti
7C0
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usoiert
miles
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bu
tolluis
Lakewoud
schw
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with
J8B3
sponsored
miles
and
Linda
Carson
Seymour
School
won
w
lth
720
sponsored
miles
The
longest
distance
was
walked
by
Cpl
Jack
Cundei
son
from
the
Baldy
Hughes
radar
base
who
covered
the
route
four
times
for
a
total
of
40
miles
Tastest
time
aiound
the
20
mile
course
was
set
by
Mike
Staffoid
coach
of
the
Prince
George
Track
and
Tield
Club
who
lan
tic
distance
in
2
12
hairs
No
pilze
but
a
lot
of
grati
gratitude
�
tude
from
perspiring
com
competitors
�
petitors
went
to
Susan
Claik
of
178G
Edmonton
Street
who
male
759
foi
the
club
by
selling
kool
aid
to
cortes
tants
In
a
separate
category
Joe
Russman
felt
he
should
be
awaided
a
piize
for
the
heav
heaviest
�
iest
sponsors
since
his
two
backeis
Muriay
Kerman
and
lf
Ivclson
weighed
205
pounds
and
232
pounds
respectively
The
Citizens
pubUher
Lew
Griffith
right
and
CKPGs
Bob
Flannel
foo
Harkins
at
checkpoint
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