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in
the
hand
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Pages
Not
for
Us
in
North
He
added
The
organizations
in
the
south
are
strictly
for
the
In
Indians
�
dians
in
the
south
and
not
for
us
here
Think
it
over
There
was
a
stormy
debate
Thursday
between
rather
Holmes
from
theCatholic
Church
in
Tort
St
James
TrankPankratz
prin
principal
�
cipal
of
the
provincial
school
and
the
Indian
delegates
on
the
re
siective
advantages
and
disad
disadvantages
�
vantages
of
the
two
educational
system
Opinions
w
ere
split
Ik
tweenthe
old
and
the
new
On
Friday
the
delegates
de
decided
�
cided
they
were
against
the
brief
presented
by
the
Indian
education
committee
in
the
village
This
committee
comprised
of
five
members
of
both
white
and
not
keep
to
theirs
majbe
we
should
start
barricading
our
ri
rivers
�
vers
again
to
see
what
happens
said
Prince
He
asked
band
membeis
to
tell
him
of
the
numbers
offish
caught
compared
with
past
j
ears
so
a
full
report
on
the
availability
of
fish
and
fishing
waters
could
be
pre
prepared
�
pared
This
could
be
one
of
the
first
jobs
for
the
northern
BC
council
Such
a
repoi
t
would
be
sent
to
the
Indian
Affairs
branch
in
Pnnce
Geoige
and
to
Minister
responsible
for
Indian
Affairs
Jean
Chretien
Dominic
West
83
from
Fort
a
ion
Parkei
ie
idnt
u
Iiasir
Laki
a
d
uemtxi
ui
the
ai
kiliooi
Sclu
A
Uoai
I
is
i
enow
ued
In
the
aua
lui
his
luxuiiaut
handlebai
mustache
It
became
a
snurte
of
embar
rassmuit
to
him
howeer
in
the
recent
told
weather
when
It
lion
to
his
uuctot
and
he
had
to
sacrifice
som
hall
to
gain
lub
fieeUom
Now
that
there
Isaliouta
font
of
ice
coeimg
the
btuait
Tiembleuj
and
Takla
lake
corn
plex
in
Noithern
DC
the
lakes
become
much
the
easiest
waj
of
getting
around
Snowmobiles
trucks
sleighs
and
just
plain
ed
estruns
have
Uen
seen
out
on
the
lakes
during
the
last
few
wieks
Main
twai
l
with
froen
lake
tiavel
is
snowdrifts
Odds
against
tftng
dealt
a
29
pomt
hand
in
cnbUge
Is
about
a
million
to
one
but
Mis
Mui
on
Van
der
l
eelie
buite
-0
3010
Fifteenth
Avtnue
joined
thtr
Indian
origins
camp
out
in
favor
of
a
realistic
educational
sjstem
for
19G9
and
the
1970s
The
inflexible
church
sjstem
in
its
present
format
they
stat
stated
�
ed
was
not
the
answei
for
giving
the
Indian
student
the
best
pos
possible
�
sible
education
The
band
representatives
how
however
�
ever
felt
that
all
the
Indians
should
hae
been
consulted
before
the
self
inspired
committee
had
made
its
brief
on
a
subject
as
pregnant
as
education
restrictions
placed
on
hunting
and
fishing
by
the
Indian
Affairs
department
were
a
recurring
theme
Indians
felt
strongly
that
the
aboriginal
rights
of
their
forefathers
were
inherited
todaj
River
Fishing
Rights
Prince
quoted
a
treaty
signed
in
1911
between
the
provincial
government
and
Indian
chiefs
which
allowed
the
selective
bar
barricading
�
ricading
and
netting
of
rivers
for
fish
to
feed
the
Indianpeopledur
ing
the
w
inter
months
W
e
kept
to
our
end
of
the
treaty
but
the
government
did
Babine
recalled
in
his
native
Carrier
language
one
answer
to
the
fishery
restriction
problem
lem
Through
an
intepreter
he
said
We
got
three
of
the
biggest
wo
women
�
men
on
the
le
erve
and
threw
the
fishery
men
into
the
water
when
they
tried
to
take
up
oui
nets
As
a
result
of
the
ducking
six
Indians
went
to
jail
and
were
onlj
released
after
the
Indian
de
would
be
an
Indian
war
if
the
In
Indians
�
dians
were
not
allowed
enough
fish
to
eat
Alex
McKinnon
fiom
the
Ne
Necoslie
�
coslie
band
said
Th
Indian
is
like
a
little
dog
who
has
a
bone
then
along
comes
a
big
dog
scares
the
little
dog
away
and
takes
the
bone
He
continued
What
s
wrong1
What
is
the
matter0
Weve
got
to
do
something
I
was
fined
50
for
catching
salmon
once
now
I
have
got
to
mike
sure
that
1
eat
the
fish
be
before
�
fore
the
j
throw
m
in
jail
5
Million
Blaze
Set
by
Viet
Cong
SAIGON
P
-
The
Met
Cong
blasted
their
aj
Into
tl
i
biggest
lS
airfield
In
the
Me
kong
Delta
eirlj
tolaj
and
blew
up
IS
helicopters
worth
an
estinnted
3000000
before
the
were
repelled
bj
base
defend
defenders
�
ers
nother
six
helicopter-
were
reported
damaged
In
a
mortal
barrage
at
the
headquarters
of
ttu
t
S
0th
Inagrj
Division
40
miles
iwj
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officer
ailed
tin
ittaf
ks
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delta
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f
ji
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n
The
Met
in
ittak
n
an
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i
80
miles
south
of
the
C
api
tal
was
the
first
major
ground
probe
agilnst
an
ilrfleld
in
sev
eral
weeks
It
hit
the
headquar
tits
of
the
lS
Vrmjs
104th
viatlon
Group
the
nine
ten
tie
for
mllltaij
operations
In
thi
Mekong
Delti
Fnemj
saiptrs
broke
through
the
airfields
defences
undei
cover
of
a
heavj
mortar
rocket
and
nachlnebun
banage
that
Pinned
djwn
the
merlcans
while
the
Met
ont
attached
e
pi
slvts
to
the
helicopters
barr
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iri
we
t
if
the
air
field
wj
attacked
simultan-
u
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l
lIusivu
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ui
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time
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pla
ins
against
liei
mothei
Mi
s
Uettv
slattei
Tuesdav
is
the
deadline
foi
lesidents
of
tuial
aieas
ajound
Pi
line
Geoige
to
entti
aj
peals
against
their
jiojeitj
assesiments
a
A
light
coloied
jMitGu-
man
shtphei
d
dog
two
veai
s
old
is
missing
after
jumi
ing
out
of
a
tiutk
about
four
miles
south
on
the
Vandeihoof
lllghwaj
He
answeis
to
the
name
of
Find
lai
and
has
a
kev
no
3
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collai
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uigent
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assistance
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leader
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ob
taintd
foi
the
Came
Hill
Girl
Guide
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the
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to
bo
disbanded
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willing
to
assist
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5C-1-759-1
The
Citizen
The
Only
Daily
Paper
Serving
B
C
s
Third
largest
Market
Forecast
continuing
cold
NOT
CONSULTED
Indians
Slam
School
Brief
The
formation
of
the
Northern
fore
becoming
registered
under
DC
Council
of
Indians
will
in-
the
Societies
Act
sure
the
voice
of
the
northern
In-
The
area
to
bu
included
in
the
dian
will
be
heard
this
jear
council
will
stretch
from
the
Yel
long
and
loud
lew
head
Pass
near
the
Alberta
This
is
the
message
that
18rer
through
to
Quesnel
and
delegates
took
back
to
their
bands
after
a
five
day
Indian
workshop
temlnated
Triday
in
Fort
St
James
Eight
executive
members
have
been
chosen
and
Tort
St
James
will
be
the
organization
s
head
headquarters
�
quarters
until
such
time
as
the
first
annual
meeting
A
series
of
evening
meetings
last
week
resulted
in
a
tentative
constitution
being
drawn
up
which
will
be
sent
to
the
partici
participating
�
pating
bands
for
ratification
b-
Nazko
up
to
Hazelton
and
across
to
Tort
Nelson
down
to
Tort
St
John
and
back
to
the
Yellowhead
Pass
Earlier
in
the
workshop
Nick
Prince
chief
of
the
Necoslie
band
urged
We
need
a
voicewithfull
authority
with
all
other
In
Jian
or
organizations
�
ganizations
which
mpans
the
backing
of
all
the
Indians
of
the
north
Give
this
a
good
thought
It
moans
that
yoj
and
jour
band
will
not
be
left
out
of
an
of
the
meetings
that
are
held
in
the
low
lower
�
er
mainland
PRINCE
GEORGE
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
MONDAY
JANUARY
13
1969
Mmt
-rcf
fjUMkd
if
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rH
IWMArli
MM
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fjMliJT
HI1
riff
r
TMMBM
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i
Do
something
for
us
while
man
says
Alex
McKinnon
See
story
this
page
Jim
Stirling
photo
Letter
Carriers
Fight
Five
Day
Mail
Plans
MONTRLL
CP-
V
dele
delegation
�
gation
repiesenting
the
12000
m
ember
Letter
Carriers
Inion
of
Canada
decided
Sundaj
to
i
notifj
the
federal
treasurer
board
and
the
postal
depart
m
nt
of
Intended
strike
action
if
I
their
labor
contract
is
tontin-
uouslj
broken
The
delegation
composed
of
131
mmaers
of
80
union
locals
from
Halifax
to
Vancouver
met
j
to
discuss
action
against
the
five
day
mi
11
deliver
j
week
to
I
take
effect
Jan
2
A
resolution
passed
con
condemned
�
demned
the
proposal
and
ac
accused
�
cused
the
postal
department
of
using
the
elimination
of
Satur
Saturday
�
day
deliveries
as
a
smok
screen
to
arbitrarily
institute
job
changes
Thej
described
the
single
I
miil
process
sttaight
thiough
dellven
with
a
half
j
Gas
Hurling
j
Arsonist
i
Injures
60
DETROIT
AP
-
Police
searched
todaj
foi
an
aisonist
who
witnesses
said
tossed
gaso
gasoline
�
line
on
a
staiiwaj
in
a
crowded
Detroit
dance
hall
Sundaj
be
cause
he
was
angrj
ovet
being
refused
admission
Some
CO
pej
sons
weie
Injuied
All
I
saw
was
a
ball
of
flame
go
up
the
steps
said
James
Moore
33
one
of
some
150
per
sons
who
weie
In
the
second
flooi
hall
on
the
eltjs
West
Mde
file
smoke
and
panic
q
u
i
t
k
1
j
spi
ead
ttu
ough
the
ciowd
Police
said
thej
had
a
good
desci
i
tion
of
the
fire
bomber
who
was
turned
awaj
from
the
dance
hall
at
about
2
am
Sun
daj
because
he
appealed
to
be
di
unk
About
13
minutes
Jatei
police
salJ
the
man
ictumed
wjth
foui
fi
lends
tossed
gasoline
fiuni
a
can
into
the
cntianee
waj
to
tin
second
floot
and
then
tl
icw
iii
a
match
Young
Man
Dies
In
Local
Motel
CU
HCMP
aie
investigating
the
dath
of
a
joung
man
In
a
Prince
George
motel
Sundaj
af
afternoon
�
ternoon
They
ald
sevewl
people
weie
present
when
the
man
died
at
about
3
pm
but
fogj
j
la
Is
not
usiected
Uew4s
Identified
as
Hajmond
AJexandei
McMillan
25
Kn
autopsj
will
be
held
hour
lunch
break
as
deterl
mental
to
the
health
and
wel
welfare
�
fare
of
the
lettei
carriers
and
to
the
general
public
The
post
office
depait--nnt
dtflnittlj
shows
its
in
intention
�
tention
to
increase
the
woik
load
of
the
cairiers
and
cut
costs
at
the
public
expense
the
lesolution
sijs
The
single
mill
del
iverj
pro
process
�
cess
calls
for
can
lei
s
to
leave
the
post
office
at
about
9
am
and
continuew
ith
deliveries
until
they
are
completed
The
resolution
adds
that
all
classes
of
mill
would
be
de
lajed
24
hours
for
which
the
canlers
would
be
used
as
scapegoats
Letter
cairiers
currently
w
oik
on
a
tjpe
of
two
shift
basis
whereby
they
nuke
deliveries
until
noon
Hijacker
Halted
By
Stewardess
MIAMI
AP
-
An
attempted
hijacking
of
a
Delta
Airlines
jet
en
toute
to
Miami
fiom
Detroit
was
foiled
earh
todav
when
a
stewardess
disregarded
a
pas
sengers
shotgun
and
slammed
the
cabin
dooi
in
his
fate
po
lite
said
The
attempt
came
hours
after
the
victims
of
two
weekend
hi
jacklngs
had
returned
from
Cuba
The
Dade
Countj
shetlffsde
partment
said
lotal
and
fedeial
offlteis
ai
tested
Kenneth
Earl
McPetk
31
of
Orchard
Lake
Mich
when
the
plane
landed
at
M
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a
m
1
Intel
national
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II
i
s
thiee
ear
old
son
was
taken
into
piotettive
tustod
Officeis
said
the
went
to
the
Alan
Freed
Of
Fraud
rraiitis
John
Dud
of
Prince
Geortt
was
acquitted
of
a
charge
of
conspiiacj
to
commit
fiaud
Thuisdaj
befoie
Judge
W
D
Tenj
in
geneial
sessions
com
t
in
Prince
George
Defence
lavvjei
John
Sleeves
made
a
motion
for
a
duected
verdict
stating
theie
was
no
case
against
Plrd
Chaiges
arose
fiom
an
inci
incident
�
dent
Involving
Castle
Financial
Corpoiatlon
duilng
the
spring
of
10C0
Judge
Terrj
accoj
ted
the
mo-
tion
and
told
the
10
nian
two
1
wanun
jurj
to
i
etui
n
an
acquit
acquittal
�
tal
Counsel
fir
the
ciown
in
the
tluee
daj
tl
lal
w
isFjank
Pern
ail
port
after
the
planes
captain
ladioed
the
Miami
all
port
that
he
had
a
man
aboard
with
a
shotgun
The
sheriffs
depattment
said
MtPeck
told
them
he
carried
the
shotgun
aboaid
the
plane
in
a
duffel
ba
The
weapon
was
found
under
his
seat
unassem
bled
and
aain
in
the
bag
the
officers
said
Stewardess
Ljnne
Sargeant
of
Miami
Springs
Fla
told
au
thorities
she
was
actosted
bj
a
passengei
who
placed
ashotgun
in
the
pit
of
hej
stomal
h
The
passenger
told
hei
to
tell
the
captain
he
was
going
to
Ha
vana
Instead
polite
said
Miss
Sat
geant
slammed
the
dooi
of
the
cotkpit
and
locked
It
The
would
be
hljackei
apparentlj
ae
up
the
idea
of
a
foiced
ftiLlt
to
Havana
at
that
point
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snow
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A
total
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in
the
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election
the
fifth
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piovinclai
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In
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The
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and
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voters
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ship
despite
the
associations
weakness
as
a
decision
making
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The
informant
said
that
the
Canadian
leader
will
say
as
much
when
he
speaks
at
the
Commonwealth
conference
dur
during
�
ing
the
day
It
Is
possible
that
one
day
something
better
maj
be
de
vised
but
until
that
day
comes
Canada
will
stick
with
the
28
countrj
group
the
Informant
added
Trudeau
Is
reported
to
be
par
particularly
�
ticularly
Impressed
with
Singa
Singapores
�
pores
Prime
Minister
Lee
Kuan
lew
and
Tanzanias
President
Julius
Njerere
Trudeau
feels
that
Lees
power
lies
in
his
disciplined
re
jection
of
old
and
worn
cliches
and
his
great
grasp
of
history
The
two
held
a
number
of
talks
during
various
functions
and
the
Canadian
leader
found
Lee
verj
stimulating
Njerere
impressed
Trudeau
with
his
realism
and
clarltj
of
mind
and
his
practical
apprals
al
of
situations
Trudeau
also
found
President
Kenneth
Kaun
di
of
Zambia
fascinating
and
concluded
that
Kaundas
appeal
came
from
his
great
feeling
of
emotion
and
passion
Trudeau
and
Prime
Minister
Wilson
have
been
reported
as
having
reacted
coollj
to
each
other
but
the
Informant
said
this
wasnt
correct
Trudeau
was
verj
impressed
with
the
quality
of
Wilsons
mind
Teamsters
Hit
BC
Builders
ANCOUER
CP
About
300
drivers
members
of
the
Teamsters
Union
went
on
strike
todaj
in
a
dispute
that
could
tie
up
most
of
the
heavj
construction
lndustrj
in
British
Columbia
A
union
spokesman
said
pick
ets
would
be
posted
todaj
at
Dominion
Construction
Ltd
Lalng
Construction
and
Equip
Equipment
�
ment
Ltd
and
Brenda
Mines
near
Peachland
in
the
Okanagan
Val
lej
The
union
Is
seeking
a
new
contract
with
19
member
flrms
of
the
Amalgamated
Construe-
tion
Association
and
lias
been
promised
the
full
support
of
building
trades
unions
The
union
has
been
legally
free
to
strike
since
Dec
19
when
72
houi
strike
notice
serv
ed
on
the
association
expired
The
union
acceited
a
concilia
tion
boaid
report
recommend
Ing
paj
increases
of
83
cents
an
hour
on
a
base
iateof340
Logger
Killed
In
Truck
Cab
A
logger
was
killed
and
another
injured
when
a
falling
tree
crush
crushed
�
ed
the
cab
of
a
truck
In
which
the
were
riding
in
Mackenzie
Sundaj
Killed
was
Samuel
Richard
Johnston
40
a
mirrled
man
for
meilj
of
Fort
Saskatchewan
In
Alberta
The
injured
man
Jean
Vlllen
euve
was
brought
to
Prince
Geoige
Regional
hospital
emer
emergency
�
gency
wird
and
was
later
releas
released
�
ed
The
Incident
at
945
am
Sun
Sundaj
�
daj
follows
the
death
In
the
north
ern
community
about
a
week
ago
of
another
martin
an
industjlal
accident
In
which
William
Rod
Roddick
�
dick
was
electrocuted
in
a
saw
mill
In
the
area
9
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71
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2
00PiRMONTH
By
Jim
Stirling
Citiien
Staff
Reporter
FORT
ST
JAMES
-
A
28-year-old
Tachie
Indian
band
councillor
was
sentenced
to
nine
months
in
jail
this
morning
for
his
part
in
an
abortive
effort
to
halt
the
mechanized
miLht
of
the
Pacific
Great
Eastern
Rail
Railway
�
way
in
its
plan
to
cut
right-of-way
into
the
Tachie
reserve
August
Joseph
who
pleaded
guiltj
to
possessing
an
of
fensive
weapon
before
Magis
trate
Thomas
II
Blackburn
said
he
had
taken
the
action
Trldaj
on
his
own
initiative
without
anj
counsel
with
his
band
chief
Hairy
Pierre
Armed
with
a
rifle
he
con
fionted
the
government
hired
construction
crew
told
them
to
stop
and
when
thej
refused
he
fired
scattering
them
Minutes
after
the
Incident
he
said
Tills
is
m
life
and
this
Is
mj
blood
No
longer
will
thej
take
our
land
He
said
he
had
Intended
the
action
merely
as
a
delaying
effect
until
signs
warning
the
construction
crew
against
prosecuting
could
be
posted
The
right-of-waj
Is
Intended
for
an
extension
of
the
PGE
from
Fort
St
James
to
Takla
Lake
Chief
Pierre
said
No
one
from
the
PGE
hasformerlj
con
tacted
inn
about
consultations
over
the
land
There
has
been
no
deal
I
understand
they
want
52
acres
of
our
land
they
are
not
going
to
take
It
We
will
make
a
stand
The
joung
chief
was
out
st
Ing
notices
warning
the
mn
in
charge
of
construction
not
to
trespass
on
Indian
land
when
a
shot
rang
out
through
the
bush
The
cats
were
halted
work
stopped
and
the
contractors
returned
to
their
camp
Within
m
inutes
telephones
were
ring
ringing
�
ing
all
the
way
to
ancouvei
and
the
RCMP
from
Fort
St
James
were
speeding
through
a
blizzard
to
Investigate
Tommy
Graham
PGE
super
visor
in
charge
of
the
bush
operation
said
Friday
I
dont
know
exactlj
what
happened
I
was
not
there
I
understand
there
was
a
little
misunderstand
misunderstanding
�
ing
Gralnni
refused
to
answer
any
questions
as
to
the
PGEs
intentions
He
confirmed
he
had
informed
his
superiors
in
Van
Vancouver
�
couver
of
the
incident
Pierre
is
satisfied
the
com
company
�
pany
is
already
guilty
of
ties
pass
Although
I
luve
onlj
been
chief
since
last
August
he
said
there
are
no
records
and
no
one
has
anj
records
of
n
an
d
ed
meetings
of
the
company
asking
permission
to
survey
the
land
Survej
slashes
apj
eared
through
the
dense
bush
counti
j
surrounding
the
south
east
corner
of
the
reserve
last
fall
Hecklers
Bombard
Smallwood
UAVV
ALLE
Mid
CP
Premier
Joseph
Smallwood
traded
verbal
blows
with
heck
ltrs
for
several
hours
Saturdaj
night
at
an
angry
nolsj
meet
Ing
called
to
deal
with
charges
he
Is
neglecting
Labrador
Up
api
eared
to
hive
won
his
case
In
the
minds
of
1100
persons
at
the
meeting
This
Is
our
province
ho
told
them
God
gave
it
to
us
and
weve
got
to
have
the
guts
the
courage
and
the
brains
to
hold
onto
it
The
meeting
wis
held
In
i
high
school
Originally
It
was
to
deal
with
protests
over
loss
of
a
Melville
Pulp
and
Paper
Ltd
chipping
mill
project
to
Ste
phenvllle
an
Insular
Newfound
land
community
But
it
ranged
over
everjthlng
from
the
Issue
of
a
road
link
with
Quebec
to
Mr
Smallwoods
scheduled
re
tirement
this
jear
Were
going
to
get
rid
of
you
shouted
one
man
Youll
have
a
sweet
time
doing
that
filed
back
the
08
year
old
premier
stripped
to
shiit
sleeves
and
apparentlj
well
prepared
for
the
4
hour
ordeal
Melville
President
John
C
Doyle
and
others
also
spoke
The
premier
was
at
the
micro
microphones
�
phones
almost
thi
ee
hours
Ambulance
Rolls
Over
The
new
Mackenzie
ambulance
was
foiced
off
the
road
Triday
while
rushing
a
joung
pneumonia
suspect
to
Prince
George
Re
Regional
�
gional
Hospital
The
ambulance
was
a
few
miles
from
the
Instant
town
whenacar
rounded
a
bend
in
the
road
caus
causing
�
ing
the
ambulance
driver
to
swerve
to
avoid
a
head
on
col
collision
�
lision
The
ambulance
left
the
road
and
rolled
over
The
car
failed
to
stop
No
one
was
hurt
and
the
patient
was
taken
on
to
hospital
by
RCMP
There
were
five
people
in
the
ambulance
which
onlj
came
Into
use
late
last
jear
Damage
to
the
vehicle
is
re
reported
�
ported
as
slight
with
a
broken
window
and
dented
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Frank
Joseph
brother
of
the
jailed
Indian
band
council
lor
August
Joseph
holds
one
of
the
signs
the
Indians
post
id
against
the
invasion
One
of
the
deserted
ion
struciioH
ww
cats
is
setn
bthind
him
-Jim
Stirling
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