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A
19
year
old
girl
was
charged
In
city
magistrates
court
this
morning
with
theft
of
more
than
800
in
cash
from
Centre
City
Cabs
Ltd
Christine
Plante
of
Prince
George
an
attractive
blonde
em
employed
�
ployed
by
the
company
was
re
released
�
leased
on
100
ball
without
en
entering
�
tering
a
plea
to
the
theft
charge
The
disappearance
of
a
bank
deposit
bag
containing
the
cash
from
the
Second
Avenue
offices
of
Centre
City
Cabs
was
repor
reported
�
ted
to
RCMP
Wednesday
morn
morning
�
ing
A
company
spokesman
said
the
theft
occurred
sometime
Tuesday
night
So
far
the
money
has
not
been
recovered
In
court
this
morning
city
pros
prosecutor
�
ecutor
Ross
Simpson
spoke
to
the
subject
of
bail
asking
that
Miss
plante
be
advised
not
to
see
a
devious
character
with
whom
she
has
been
associating
Magistrate
Stewart
said
he
had
no
power
in
the
matter
He
told
Miss
Plante
he
would
set
bail
at
100
in
her
own
rec
ognisance
as
youre
19
and
I
have
no
facilities
for
females
in
this
community
other
than
a
12
x
7
cell
Miss
Plante
was
remanded
to
appear
again
on
Thursday
next
week
Swim
Pool
Uncertain
By
Duncan
Cumming
Citizen
Staff
Reporter
The
future
of
Prince
Georges
long
awaited
swimming
pool
hangs
in
the
balance
since
ten
tenders
�
ders
opened
Wednesday
were
found
to
be
about
140000
higher
than
expected
Only
two
tenders
were
receiv
received
�
ed
city
manager
Arran
Thom
son
saw
toaay
Thomson
said
the
tenders
have
been
turned
over
to
an
archi
architect
�
tect
for
analysis
and
a
report
to
city
council
on
March
24
Council
will
then
decide
whether
to
go
ahead
or
not
said
Thomson
What
usually
happens
In
cases
like
this
Is
some
way
is
found
to
pare
some
Items
to
reduce
the
cost
A
federally
run
two
day
sem
inar
for
Indian
Affairs
branch
managers
ended
In
Prince
George
Wednesday
The
seminar
was
attended
by
superintendents
of
Indian
agen
cies
office
managers
and
prin
principles
�
ciples
of
branch
run
schools
from
Kamloops
to
Whltehorse
in
the
north
and
Hazleton
in
the
west
It
was
a
seminar
on
manage
management
�
ment
by
planning
and
objectives
said
Cliff
Roach
Superintendent
of
the
Stuart
Lake
Indian
agency
in
Prince
George
It
shows
the
new
approach
taken
by
the
department
to
ensure
things
are
done
by
re
reviewing
�
viewing
management
objectives
each
year
he
said
A
team
from
Ottawa
is
con
conducting
�
ducting
similar
seminars
across
the
country
ing
to
co
ordinate
and
plan
the
citys
recreation
activity
the
RAC
soon
found
itself
at
log
gerheads
with
the
existingCPRC
Our
alms
are
the
same
says
Fairclough
now
its
a
question
of
getting
together
to
decide
which
direction
we
should
fol
follow
�
low
The
RAC
Is
holding
a
di-
24
Pages
brewery
there
He
explained
his
company
had
run
tests
on
the
water
in
the
area
and
had
an
option
on
the
land
for
some
time
I
Just
dont
understand
it
he
added
hinting
that
perhaps
one
of
the
major
breweries
had
been
doing
its
homework
MLA
T
P
Stonehouse
called
the
rejection
of
the
rezoning
ap-
China
Arms
Sold
to
US
MOSCOW
AP
-
Communist
China
has
been
selling
war
ma
materials
�
terials
to
the
United
States
for
use
in
Vietnam
a
Soviet
news
newspaper
�
paper
says
The
newspaper
Sovetskaya
Rossiya
Soviet
Russia
reprints
a
report
from
a
Ceylonese
news
paper
that
the
US
7th
Fleet
bought
from
Hong
Hong
firms
secretly
controlled
by
Peking
a
consignment
of
various
goods
and
15
transport
barges
which
were
then
shipped
to
South
Viet
Vietnam
�
nam
Two
Soviet
correspondents
re
report
�
port
In
another
newspaper
that
Soviet
warplanes
and
tanks
are
operating
near
the
disputed
is
island
�
land
where
Russia
and
Chinese
troops
have
clashed
three
times
this
month
A
blue
point
Siamese
cati
rectors
meeting
tonight
with
the
w
is
making
himself
at
home
I
annual
general
meeting
to
follow
in
a
house
on
8th
St
South
Fort
in
the
near
future
George
but
the
people
there
fear
his
owner
may
be
missing
him
The
number
to
phone
Is
563
3777
Does
a
new
spirit
of
co-operation
now
exist
between
the
formerly
contentious
Civic
Properties
and
Recreation
Com
Commission
�
mission
and
the
citizens
Rec
Recreation
�
reation
Advisory
Council
RAC
chairman
Bill
Fairclough
says
yes
Formed
almost
two
years
ago
by
a
group
of
Interested
ci
tizens
with
a
view
to
help
When
a
party
In
Prince
George
placed
an
ad
In
The
Citizen
seeking
the
whereabouts
of
Mrs
Betty
Gunnlaugson
he
had
no
idea
there
would
be
two
of
them
in
town
To
set
the
record
straight
the
ad
does
not
refer
to
Mrs
Betty
Gunnlaugson
of
850
Johnson
St
Her
phone
hasnt
stopped
ringing
since
the
ad
appeared
Mr
and
Mrs
Ray
Andrew
had
a
rude
surprise
await
-Ine
them
when
they
returned
to
their
Harper
Street
home
after
a
shopping
explditlon
yesterday
They
found
a
window
had
been
broken
and
a
transistor
radio
and
15
worth
of
silver
missing
If
everyone
kept
their
eyes
oien
and
reported
any
prowlers
or
un
unknown
�
known
people
lurking
round
houses
there
may
be
a
few
less
people
like
the
Andrews
WINNIPEG
REJECTS
GINTER
Tartan
Branch
Ousted
The
city
of
Winnipeg
appears
to
Prince
George
millionaire
Den
Glnter
to
be
prepared
to
kill
the
goose
even
before
It
lays
its
golden
egg
If
they
are
trying
to
dis
discourage
�
courage
me
from
building
a
brew
brewery
�
ery
there
they
are
going
the
right
way
about
it
he
said
In
an
Interview
this
morning
Glitters
company
Tartan
Brewing
Ltd
had
applied
for
rezoning
of
property
in
the
Win-
nlpee
suburb
of
St
Andrews
to
I
Dezell
Construction
bid
ST
14-
build
a
brewery
but
the
appll-
000
and
Nllsen
Construction
cation
was
rejected
by
the
Met-
builders
of
Lakewood
junior
Sec-
Iropolltan
Corporation
of
Great
ondary
school
bid
724000
er
Winnipeg
A
bylaw
passed
In
December
This
was
the
second
time
1967
put
the
cost
at
580000
we
had
applied
for
re
zoning
for
the
Indoor
pool
complex
Glnter
said
I
dont
under-
Proposed
was
an
Olympic
stand
why
they
are
turning
it
standard
pool
with
L
wing
for
down
since
both
the
city
ln-
dlvlng
a
separate
training
pool
eluding
the
mayor
and
theManl-
a
sunbathing
patio
anu
ioiu
aw
ay
toua
government
naa
expressed
desire
to
see
Tartan
build
a
plication
an
Insult
to
St
Andrews
and
the
provincial
government
in
a
speech
in
the
Manitoba
leg
legislature
�
islature
Wednesday
He
said
reasons
given
for
the
rejection
were
comparable
to
blackmail
since
Greater
Win
Winnipeg
�
nipeg
would
not
receive
any
taxes
from
construction
of
the
brewery
but
St
Andrews
falls
within
the
planning
area
of
the
city
it
would
not
approve
the
application
Occupancy
at
the
Prince
George
Regional
Hospital
declin
declined
�
ed
by
seven
in
the
past
day
but
the
Institution
Is
still
operating
at
well
over
capacity
The
242
bed
hospital
held
203
patients
this
morning
down
from
a
record
260
the
day
before
Hospital
administrator
Colin
Elliott
said
the
pressure
has
been
relieved
slightly
but
added
there
was
no
reason
the
rate
of
occu
occupancy
�
pancy
would
continue
to
decline
Elliott
said
the
overcrowd
ing
continued
to
point
uptheneed
for
major
expansion
at
the
hos
hospital
�
pital
in
face
of
a
provincial
government
cutback
of
the
hos
hospitals
�
pitals
proposed
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CAIRO
Reuters
-
Ninety
two
Egyptians
including
the
crew
were
killed
today
when
a
Russian
built
airliner
returning
Moslem
pilgrims
from
Mecca
crashed
at
Aswan
Airport
400
miles
south
of
Cairo
Twelve
other
persons
aboard
Hunters
Die
in
Crash
NEW
ORLEANS
AP
-
A
chartered
plane
carrying
group
of
Tennessee
sportsmen
on
a
hunting
trip
crashed
and
burned
while
landing
in
heavy
fog
at
New
Orleans
Internation
International
�
al
Airport
today
The
coroner
reported
10
men
killed
We
bellee
there
are
16
dead
said
Dr
Charles
B
Odom
Jefferson
Parish
coro
ner
It
fits
In
with
the
number
of
those
on
board
the
plane
27
three
crew
men
and
24
pas
sengers
Odom
said
he
be
believed
�
lieved
all
the
bodies
have
been
removed
from
the
charred
air
craft
Earlier
Fire
Chief
William
Mancuso
of
Kenner
who
helped
set
up
a
temporary
morgue
at
the
airport
said
19
bodies
were
visible
In
the
wreckage
Eleven
sunlvors
none
In
se
rious
condition
were
rushed
to
Ochsner
Foundation
Hospital
Only
three
were
admitted
The
plane
a
DC3
had
been
sold
Wednesday
by
Avion
Corp
to
a
broker
and
had
been
char
tered
by
the
West
Tennessee
Sportsmens
Association
am
x
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This
is
the
area
behind
the
Inn
of
The
North
the
Legion
and
the
Civic
Centre
that
the
hotel
management
has
asked
the
city
to
clean
up
in
readiness
for
some
14
conventions
that
will
hit
town
this
coming
spring
and
summer
City
council
turned
down
the
Inns
request
for
improved
parking
facilities
in
the
area
had
said
It
would
reconsider
If
an
agreement
was
reached
whereby
it
could
receive
tax
benefits
from
the
brewery
If
they
dont
want
us
there
Glnter
stated
well
move
some
somewhere
�
where
else
We
are
planning
to
build
breweries
in
every
province
in
including
�
cluding
Ontario
and
If
Winnipeg
doesnt
want
us
in
their
part
of
Manitoba
well
move
to
Brandon
Stonehouse
said
city
council
which
has
invited
us
before
Overcrowding
Rate
Eased
at
Hosptial
pansion
plan
to
a
3000000
limit
Two
board
representatives
Grant
Hepburn
and
Herb
Sper
Sperling
�
ling
leave
today
for
Victoria
and
talks
with
Health
Minister
Ralph
Loffmark
and
Fort
George
MLA
Ray
Wllllston
Hepburn
and
Sper
Sperling
�
ling
will
attempt
to
have
the
government
reconsider
its
prun
pruning
�
ing
of
the
plan
duo
to
what
It
the
government
had
termed
a
tight
money
situation
Need
for
greatly
expanded
facilities
is
expected
to
be
a
major
topic
of
the
annual
meet
meeting
�
ing
of
the
Prince
George
and
District
Hospital
Society
next
Tuesday
Egypt
Air
Crash
Takes
92
Lives
the
United
Arab
Airline
Ilyush
ln18
bought
from
Russia
two
weeks
ago
were
Injured
The
death
toll
figures
were
re-
vised
after
airline
officials
learned
three
extra
passengers
boarded
the
plane
at
Jedda
Saudi
Arabia
It
was
the
worst
recorded
air
crash
involving
an
Egyptian
air
liner
All
seven
crew
members
In-
eluding
a
stewardess
were
killed
The
other
fatalities
were
all
pilgrims
official
ssald
Among
them
were
30
women
and
two
children
After
the
crash
hundreds
more
pilgrims
waiting
to
return1
to
Cairo
said
they
would
refuse
to
fly
In
five
special
planes
scheduled
to
arrive
here
Friday
Officials
in
Cairo
said
a
sandstorm
which
has
swept
Egypt
lately
restricted
visibility
at
the
hilltop
airport
close
to
the
desert
near
the
giant
Aswan
dam
Reports
from
the
scene
said
the
plane
was
landing
when
a
wing
tip
touched
the
ground
The
plane
then
exploded
The
pilgrims
in
long
white
robes
boarded
the
plane
at
Jed
dan
after
visiting
holy
shrines
at
Mecca
and
Medina
during
the
Moslem
feast
of
Id
Ul
Adha
Student
Jailed
VANCOUVER
CP
-
One
student
was
sentenced
to
three
months
In
jail
Wednesday
and
98
others
were
given
350
fines
as
a
result
of
a
sit
in
last
No
November
�
vember
at
Simon
Fraser
Univer
University
�
sity
In
suburban
Burnaby
Here
Next
Month
VANCOUVER
CP
-
British
Columbia
Air
Lines
said
today
it
will
Inaugurate
air
service
to
10
BC
communities
on
April
27
with
24passenger
prop
jet
Nord
vistanner
aircraft
The
I
communities
to
be
served
from
yancouver
Include
Pentlc
ton
Castlegar
Cranbrook
Kel
owna
Kamloops
Williams
Lake
Quesnel
Prince
George
Smith
ers
and
Terrace
with
other
interior
and
coastal
communl
ties
to
be
added
as
suitable
airports
and
facilities
become
available
Insurance
Plan
Hinted
VICTORLV
CP
-
Attorney
General
Leslie
Peterson
said
Wednesday
he
is
hopeful
that
legislation
can
be
Introduced
this
session
regarding
automo
automobile
�
bile
Insurance
He
declined
to
specify
exactly
what
form
the
legislation
would
take
A
special
committee
of
the
legislature
Tuesday
night
re
recommended
�
commended
partial
implementa
tion
of
a
new
no
fault
Insurance
scheme
outlined
in
the
rojal
commission
report
by
Mr
Jus
tlce
R
A
Wootton
last
fall
A
reduced
benefit
no
fault
scheme
for
physical
Injury
or
death
to
persons
Involved
In
mishaps
should
be
compulsory
Asked
If
a
basic
no
fault
scheme
would
be
introduced
be
before
�
fore
the
session
ends
expected
just
prior
to
Easter
Mr
Peter
son
said
We
havent
reached
a
decision
on
that
yet
Were
working
around
the
clock
right
now
he
said
per
sonally
Im
hopeful
One
problem
Is
how
to
make
It
compulsory
Asked
about
a
minority
report
released
earlier
Wednesday
by
the
three
New
Democratic
Mem
bers
on
the
11
member
commit
committee
�
tee
Mr
Peterson
said
the
NDP
was
a
part
of
the
larger
com-
mlttee
and
its
report
and
I
understand
they
went
over
this
report
point
by
point
agreed
to
It
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ENGINEER
REPORTS
OTTAWA
CP
-
Prime
Min
Minister
�
ister
Trudeau
said
Wednesday
night
Canada
may
seek
partici
participation
�
pation
in
the
operation
of
the
new
US
antl-ballistlc-
missile
system
announced
last
Friday
by
President
Nixon
Mr
Trudeau
speaking
In
special
four
hour
Commons
de
bate
said
he
will
seek
informa
information
�
tion
when
he
meets
Mr
Nixon
in
Washington
Monday
and
Tuesday
If
we
are
convinced
the
ABM
system
is
necessary
though
regrettable
we
shall
have
to
decide
whether
or
not
we
shall
participate
in
the
oper
ation
of
that
system
If
the
counter
missile
ap
appeared
�
peared
to
contribute
to
escala
escalation
�
tion
Canada
would
condemn
the
proposed
7000000000
system
In
another
speech
External
Affairs
Minister
Mitchell
Sharp
said
the
Soviet
Union
has
not
reacted
to
the
Nixon
announce
announcement
�
ment
as
we
might
have
feared
presumably
by
an
announcing
�
nouncing
plans
to
bolster
its
nu
clear
offensive
to
meet
the
chal
lenge
of
the
US
counter
mis
slle
Meanwhile
Defence
Minister
Leo
Cadleux
said
the
US
gov
government
�
ernment
has
co
operated
In
pro
vldlng
technical
Information
to
allow
Canada
to
assess
the
benefits
dangers
and
Implica
Implications
�
tions
of
the
700
missiles
some
of
which
will
stand
near
the
Ca
nadlan
border
We
believe
from
our
analysis
it
would
be
possible
for
a
sys
tern
located
south
of
the
border
to
afford
protection
to
a
number
of
population
centres
north
of
the
border
if
the
defensive
plan
and
the
firing
doctrine
so
pro
vide
but
we
have
not
requested
that
this
do
done
Mr
Cadleux
said
The
Spartan
nuclear
war
heads
were
designed
to
destroy
incoming
missiles
at
an
altitude
that
would
minimize
damage
even
if
they
went
off
over
Cana
and
dlan
territory
By
contrast
an
attacking
warhead
that
ex
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Austral
Ian
Prime
Minister
John
Gorton
has
been
questioned
twice
about
his
personal
conduct
as
he
pre
prepares
�
pares
for
a
visit
to
the
United
States
The
Australian
House
of
Rep
Representatives
�
resentatives
voted
today
not
to
Investigate
scandal
charges
In
Involving
�
volving
Gorton
and
American
actress
singer
LlzaMlnelll
On
the
heels
of
this
decision
Edward
H
St
John
a
member
of
Gortons
own
Liberal
party
made
a
new
accusation
He
charged
In
the
House
that
Gorton
took
a
teen
age
girl
to
the
residence
of
US
Ambassa
125
DOMINION
scum
dor
William
II
Crook
In
the
early-morning
hours
and
stayed
until
dawn
Gorton
denied
this
He
said
he
was
giving
the
girl
a
lift
home
that
he
called
at
Crooks
resi
residence
�
dence
about
midnight
and
stayed
only
30
mlnues
Gorton
who
is
married
to
tho
former
Bettlna
Brown
of
Ban
gor
Me
defended
himself
vigo
vigorously
�
rously
against
the
charges
i
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n
rw
Copy
BYCARRIER
2
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PER
month
Structural
Fault
Closed
Coliseum
MECHANICAL
FAILURE
CLOSES
PULP
MILL
Losses
running
into
thousands
of
dollars
a
day
could
be
borne
by
Prince
George
Pulp
and
Paper
Company
while
its
paper
making
machine
is
out
of
operation
according
to
an
unofficial
estimate
made
today
A
mechanical
failure
on
the
machine
Wednesday
stopped
paper
making
at
the
mill
but
the
cost
of
time
for
repairs
has
not
yet
been
estimated
Crews
worked
on
the
machine
today
and
about
50
men
affected
were
found
jobs
elsewhere
in
the
plant
Smoke
and
fumes
accompanied
the
machines
failure
but
one
man
overcome
by
smoke
inhalation
was
back
at
his
job
within
a
few
hours
Canada
Must
Choose
Role
in
ABM
System
By
Duncan
Cumming
Citizen
Staff
Reporter
Wind
or
snow
did
not
cause
the
movement
which
led
to
the
condemning
of
the
roof
of
Prince
Georges
ten-year-
ld
coliseum
according
to
the
report
of
consulting
engineers
hired
by
the
city
A
copy
of
the
report
prepared
for
city
council
by
Dr
Sidney
Slmmonds
of
Associated
Engin
Engineering
�
eering
Services
Ltd
was
re
received
�
ceived
by
The
Citizen
today
After
considering
the
report
Monday
council
gave
the
firm
the
go
ahead
to
design
a
new
roof
for
the
550000
building
Dr
Slmmonds
said
an
attempt
was
made
to
measure
the
load
on
the
roof
at
the
time
movements
took
place
About
9
12
inches
of
snow
were
distributed
uniformly
ex
cept
for
a
12
foot
strip
along
one
edge
where
the
snow
had
drifted
to
a
maximum
of
17
in
inches
�
ches
There
was
no
snowfall
or
high
wind
at
the
time
This
depth
of
snow
would
Ploded
m
the
US
would
spread
L
1
designs
live
load
it
would
fallout
over
Canada
he
said
appear
climatic
conditions
not
the
of
were
Prom
thA
noint
of
view
-
-
A
I
n
11130
fallout
the
defensive
system
is
-
The
distinct
advantage
if
you
ac
cept
the
possibility
of
a
nuclear
exchange
Mr
Cadleux
said
that
even
In
unfavorable
conditions
where
the
Spartan
destroyed
an
at
tacking
missile
at
low
altitudes
over
Canada
harmful
effects
would
be
limited
to
possible
skin
burns
or
temporary
flash
blindness
some
windows
breakage
and
some
fires
We
have
heard
this
before
interjected
New
Democrat
Lead
er
T
C
Douglas
whose
after
noon
motion
resulted
In
the
unu
unusual
�
sual
Wednesday
night
sitting
report
explains
the
roofs
behaviour
by
saying
the
top
chord
of
each
truss
supporting
the
roof
span
was
fabricated
In
the
form
of
a
circular
arch
When
a
uniformly
distributed
load
is
applied
the
arch
tends
to
attain
a
parabolic
shape
which
Is
a
more
optimum
shape
to
carry
the
load
by
direct
stress
Tills
Involves
a
slight
flattening
at
mldspan
and
a
bowing
out
near
the
ends
states
the
report
The
report
states
the
move
ment
has
caused
a
secondary
effect
which
is
potentially
more
dangerous
and
this
condition
gives
rise
to
a
self
generating
mechanism
The
magnitude
of
these
de
formations
will
increase
with
time
at
an
increasing
rate
states
the
report
adding
that
a
sudden
collapse
of
the
roof
with
out
warning
is
possible
The
report
recommended
the
replacement
of
the
roof
using
steel
Instead
of
wood
a
light
lighter
�
er
system
which
would
comple
complement
�
ment
the
rest
of
the
generally
good
building
Borneo
Eyed
By
Filipinos
KOTA
KINABALU
Malaysia
AP
Filipino
troops
are
massing
on
island
near
the
Ma
lays
Ian
state
of
Sabah
and
may
use
force
to
take
over
the
disput
ed
Borneo
territory
Deputy
Prime
Minister
Tun
Abdul
Razak
said
today
The
charge
was
quickly
de
denied
�
nied
by
Gen
Manuel
T
Van
armed
forces
chief
of
staff
In
Manila
who
said
We
have
done
no
such
thing
Razak
concluded
a
three
day
visit
to
Sabah
and
told
report
reporters
�
ers
The
Philippines
are
con
tlnuing
to
build
up
troops
on
the
islands
facing
Sabah
Kidnap
Victim
Planned
Snatch
VANCOUVER
CP
A
kidnap
suspect
claimed
In
court
Wed
Wednesday
�
nesday
that
the
kidnapping
of
socialite
Mrs
Dallis
Boultbee
was
arranged
by
a
man
now
dead
on
orders
from
Mrs
Boultbee
herself
Wilfred
Redlac
unemployed
carpenter
said
the
kidnapping
last
May
28
was
masterminded
by
a
John
Wasjlenchuk
John
told
me
Mrs
Boultbee
wanted
to
get
herself
kid
kidnapped
�
napped
he
said
Redlac
said
that
Wasylenchuk
who
died
of
a
heart
attack
recently
had
told
him
Mrs
Boultbee
paid
5000
to
be
kid
napped
so
she
could
get
a
bet
ter
property
settlement
from
her
estranged
husband
Earlier
Mr
Justice
V
L
Drjer
directed
the
12
man
jury
In
British
Columbia
Supreme
Court
to
acquit
Charles
God
frey
co
accused
with
Redlac
on
grounds
of
lack
of
evidence
Two
armed
masked
men
seized
Mrs
Boultbee
in
her
plush
home
bound
and
gagged
her
and
held
her
for
nearly
15
hours
In
a
ralnsoaked
brush
area
before
police
found
her
A
note
was
left
In
Mrs
Boult
bees
bedroom
addressed
to
her
husband
Leonard
wealthy
real
estate
man
threatening
to
return
her
In
little
pieces
unless
1000000
ransom
was
paid
Redlac
admitted
In
court
that
he
took
part
In
what
he
called
a
simulated
kidnapping
and
said
Wasylenchuk
was
with
him
Redlac
said
he
knew
nothing
of
the
ransom
demand
Redlac
37
said
Wasylenchuk
offered
him
2500
He
said
he
refused
at
first
but
later
ac
cepted
and
took
1250
as
the
first
payment
for
his
part
In
the
kidnapping
Redlac
who
admitted
several
convictions
for
breaking
and
en
terlng
testified
he
carried
a
toy
pistol
because
I
was
told
that
this
had
to
look
like
the
real
thing
Ho
said
Wasylenchuk
had
a
gun
He
quoted
Wasylenchuk
as
saying
Mrs
Boultbee
had
1
agreed
to
see
that
no
charges
would
be
laid
against
Redlac
and
that
he
would
never
be
identified
Prosecutor
William
Craig
objected
to
Redlac
s
testimony
on
grounds
the
defence
had
not
asked
Mrs
Boultbee
about
It
earlier
when
she
related
details
of
the
kidnapping
In
court
Mr
Justice
Drjer
Indicated
Mr
Craig
would
be
able
to
recall
Mrs
Boultbee
The
Jud
said
Redlacs
statement
should
bo
treated
only
as
showing
Red
lacs
state
of
mind
Redlac
quoted
Wasylenchuk
agreed
to
be
kidnapped
in
har
own
car
He
said
Wasylenchuk
started
the
car
at
Mrs
Boult
bees
home
by
wiring
it
Redlac
said
Wasjlenchuk
was
to
have
taken
Mrs
Boultbee
to
a
house
but
decided
In
favor
of
the
bush
area
when
he
became
suspicious
about
the
safety
of
using
the
house
Redlac
said
that
in
Mrs
Boultbees
house
he
bound
heard
Mrs
Boultbee
tell
her
Do
what
you
are
told
and
dont
worry
He
said
he
did
not
know
how
the
allegedly
fake
kidnapping
was
supposed
to
help
Mrs
Boultbee
obtain
the
property
settlement
He
said
Wasjlen
chuk
approached
him
a
week
before
the
kidnapping
Later
police
Sgt
John
Flnne
questioned
by
lawjer
Dennis
Novak
said
Wasylenchuk
had
been
a
suspect
in
connection
with
the
early
morning
kidnap
ping
Directing
acquittal
of
God
frey
Mr
Justice
Dryer
agreed
with
Hugh
McGlvern
Godfreys
lawjer
that
there
was
Insuffi
cient
evidence
on
which
to
con
vict
Godfrey
The
Crown
said
Godfrejs
car
was
seen
In
the
area
where
Mrs
Boultbee
was
found
and
he
knew
Redlac
Godfrey
In
statements
to
police
said
he
didnt
know
Red
Redlac
�
lac
and
neither
he
nor
his
car
had
left
suburban
Coqultlam
the
housekeeper
Edna
Tord
andday
of
the
Kidnapping