Vol
13
No
83
Hospital
Program
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Long
awaited
approval
has
been
granted
plans
or
expansion
to
the
Prince
George
Regional
Hospital
by
the
provincial
treas
ury
board
Approval
has
been
given
the
allotment
of
38
million
for
a
135
to
140
bed
addition
to
the
hospital
said
Fort
George
MLA
Ray
Wllliston
In
a
telephone
In
Interview
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terview
todav
A
further
allotment
of
200-
uuo
lor
project
planning
costs
pius
another
400000
for
a
pow
er
riant
was
made
The
local
hospital
board
must
now
prepare
preliminary
draw
lngs
and
cost
estimates
for
ao
proval
by
the
Fraser
Fort
George
Regional
Hospital
Dlst
rict
and
by
the
BC
Hospital
In
surance
Service
before
the
pro
ject
can
be
put
to
tender
Prince
Georre
Regional
Hns
pital
administrator
Colin
Elliott
saw
today
he
felt
it
would
be
at
least
two
years
before
the
pro
ject
was
underway
Board
chairman
Mike
McGll
llvray
was
out
of
town
and
una
vallable
for
comment
The
38
million
project
will
oe
the
first
stage
of
the
Friesen
Plan
which
calls
for
a
750
bed
hospital
within
about
12
years
me
hospital
began
drafting
the
proposed
expansion
three
years
ago
and
has
encounlerpd
numerous
delays
In
bringing
the
project
to
the
construction
stage
The
board
orteinallv
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9
million
allotment
to
proceed
with
a
major
share
of
the
Friesen
Plan
but
this
was
cut
to
3
mil
million
�
lion
bv
Health
Minister
Ratnh
Loffmark
following
a
meeting
wun
tne
Doaro
in
January
The
cutback
was
laid
to
a
tight
money
situation
at
the
time
The
local
board
approached
the
minister
again
and
following
a
special
meeting
with
the
board
on
April
16
Loffmark
said
he
would
seek
approval
for
a
re
revised
�
vised
38
million
plan
Firemen
Snipers1
Targets
By
Associated
Press
Firemen
were
the
targets
of
snipers
early
today
in
Winston
Salem
N
C
after
a
night
of
violence
Monday
with
Negroes
clashing
with
police
in
San
Francisco
police
and
firemen
fired
at
In
Cairo
111
and
two
fire
bombings
in
a
Negro
dls
trlct
of
Des
Moines
Iowa
In
Winston
Salem
two
bursts
of
gunshots
were
aimed
at
fire
men
as
they
sought
to
put
out
a
rash
of
trashcan
fires
near
a
public
housing
development
in
a
Negro
section
No
one
was
hurt
The
firefighters
finally
let
the
blazes
burn
themselves
out
The
disturbance
In
San
Fran
Cisco
broke
out
after
police
raid
ed
a
headquarters
of
the
Black
Panther
partj
Mondaj
night
A
television
cameraman
was
beaten
by
a
group
of
Negro
jouths
and
taken
to
hospital
with
broken
facial
bones
Pas
sers
by
were
threatered
cars
were
smashed
and
passing
po
lice
cars
peppered
with
bottles
and
rocks
until
a
fog
rolled
in
and
cooled
tempers
Police
ar
rested
1G
persons
Police
said
the
trouble
started
when
a
squad
car
passed
by
Black
Panther
headquarters
and
found
a
man
exhorting
a
crowd
over
a
loudspeaker
to
at
tend
a
rallj
here
Thursdaj
morning
to
Free
Huey
New
ton
Newton
a
Panther
serving
a
sentence
for
manslaughter
in
the
death
of
an
Oakland
police
policeman
�
man
will
have
a
bail
hearing
Theres
an
irritated
citizen
in
town
who
feels
adults
are
giving
kids
the
short
end
of
the
stick
Mrs
Elsie
Morrison
of
774
Harper
was
very
vocal
In
her
disapproval
of
Spruceland
residents
who
object
to
the
pro
proposed
�
posed
construction
of
a
receiv
receiving
�
ing
home
for
boys
on
Fifth
be
between
�
tween
Union
and
Zelkwa
How
can
people
expect
these
boys
to
live
according
to
societys
stan
standards
�
dards
when
they
ve
been
rejec
rejected
�
ted
by
the
community
without
being
given
a
chance
And
besides
whos
to
say
that
If
they
were
given
a
choice
that
these
boys
would
want
to
live
near
these
people
or
walk
by
their
house
Prince
George
Peace
River
MP
Bob
Borrle
who
arrives
in
town
for
a
brief
visit
will
not
be
doing
his
best
to
avoid
his
constituents
On
the
contrary
any
one
in
the
riding
who
has
a
32
Paget
problem
to
discuss
with
Bob
may
make
arrangements
to
do
so
by
calling
564
6275
Hes
avail
available
�
able
The
Prince
George
and
Dis
District
�
trict
United
Appeal
is
now
Incorporated
under
the
BC
So
Societies
�
cieties
ct
Bruce
Strlegler
chairman
of
the
board
of
direc
directors
�
tors
told
city
council
Monday
In
a
progress
report
Strlegler
said
11
organizations
have
made
formal
applications
to
United
Ap
Appeal
�
peal
and
three
others
have
Indi
Indicated
�
cated
an
Interest
One
of
the
three
committees
struck
has
made
contact
with
5000
persons
to
promote
a
payroll
deduction
system
of
contributing
funds
MS
Bains
1305
Parsnip
Crescent
will
receive
his
certificate
of
registration
when
the
Prince
George
branch
of
the
Association
of
Progresslonal
en
engineers
�
gineers
meet
at
730
pm
May
8
In
the
Prince
George
Golf
Club
The
Citizen
Fortcast
Frost
The
time
lus
come
for
a
minimum
age
to
be
agreed
be
yond
which
medical
and
nursing
staff
may
be
relieved
of
the
pre
vailing
obligation
to
keep
alive
elderly
persons
he
said
To
a
Christian
nation
serious
consideration
o
f
euthanasia
should
be
unthinkable
he
added
But
In
a
community
which
can
no
longer
adequately
nurse
all
its
chronic
sick
and
where
beds
are
so
blocked
by
the
aged
that
young
people
re
quiring
surgical
and
medical
treatment
cannot
be
admitted
we
can
no
longer
avoid
the
issue
of
medicated
survival
VIckery
Is
medical
officer
for
the
south
coast
town
of
East
bourne
Sussex
a
favorite
wa
teilng
place
and
retirement
community
About
three
of
10
in
the
towns
65000
population
are
65
and
over
estimated
to
be
one
of
the
highest
ratios
of
elderly
persons
outside
Florida
In
Britain
about
125
per
cent
of
the
population
is
of
retire
ment
age
and
this
percentage
is
growing
exerting
an
Increasing
stranglehold
on
the
countrys
medical
and
welfare
services
he
said
Elderly
persons
he
said
tend
to
monopolize
the
home
help
service
They
present
traffic
hazards
There
was
a
tendency
among
them
to
degenerate
Into
persons
of
increasing
neglect
and
squalor
collecting
rubbish
and
combustible
material
They
are
devotees
of
paraf
paraffin
�
fin
kerosene
stoves
and
the
fire
risk
to
neighbors
is
appall
appalling
�
ing
PRINCE
GEORGE
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
TUESDAY
APRIL
29
1969
9
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City
blitz
will
and
the
all
night
partitt
and
filth
next
door
to
Horbort
TraxUr
on
Upland
Strtot
THEY
PAY
TO
LOOK
AT
THIS
wjr
au
in6i
parries
aiziuo
Upland
Street
are
the
citys
fault
says
next
door
neighbor
Her
bert
Traxler
All
I
know
is
that
It
went
vacant
last
June
he
said
to
today
�
day
I
had
been
away
seven
months
on
construction
work
and
when
I
came
back
on
Friday
I
found
this
dilapidated
wreck
I
do
not
know
who
Is
re
responsible
�
sponsible
but
I
blame
the
city
for
Its
Inaction
Prince
George
Is
to
have
an
Olympic
style
Indoor
heated
swimming
pool
despite
set
backs
since
a
December
1967
bylaw
put
a
cost
of
580000
on
the
pro
project
�
ject
City
council
Monday
gave
the
first
three
readings
to
a
revis
revision
�
ion
of
the
bylaw
to
cater
for
changes
In
debenture
dates
and
an
Traxler
Is
upset
about
the
condition
of
the
property
Its
di
dilapidated
�
lapidated
house
its
two
old
shacks
and
Its
garden
littered
with
debris
I
was
awakened
at
2
am
Saturday
by
a
party
In
there
and
hundreds
of
children
play
in
there
during
the
day
he
said
It
was
once
150
feet
of
beau
beautiful
�
tiful
property
he
reminisced
The
area
south
of
Twentieth
between
Upland
and
Victoria
has
Increase
In
the
Interest
rate
from
65
to
8
per
cent
The
pool
to
be
located
behind
the
centennial
fountain
near
the
civic
centre
was
stymied
short
shortly
�
ly
after
the
original
bylaw
was
passed
because
of
a
shortage
of
available
capital
funds
A
second
blow
fell
with
the
op
opening
�
ening
of
tenders
March
19
Both
leave
Oldsters
Die
As
Care
Costs
Rise9
LONDON
CP
A
British
health
officer
surveying
pres
sures
on
B
r
1
1
a
1
n
s
National
Health
Service
suggested
today
the
time
may
have
come
when
elderly
persons
should
be
left
to
die
Raising
the
Issue
of
lnvolun
tary
euthanasia
Dr
Kenneth
VIckery
told
a
health
congress
that
Britains
growing
popula
tlon
of
elderly
persons
Is
swamping
the
medical
services
In
certain
areas
preventing
younger
persons
from
getting
full
treatment
never
been
treated
fairly
since
we
Incorporated
he
charged
And
people
In
Uplands
new
housing
development
are
paying
up
to
200
a
month
rent
to
look
at
this
he
said
apparently
In
Incredulously
�
credulously
City
hall
does
not
like
dere
derelict
�
lict
properties
any
more
than
the
neighbors
who
live
with
the
litter
and
Alliance
Lumber
Company
president
Wllf
Leboe
who
owns
2106
has
been
asked
Council
Sanctions
ByLaw
For
Swimming
Pool
Plans
were
about
140000
higher
than
expected
The
lowest
tender
by
Dezell
Construction
in
the
amount
of
714000
was
successful
but
paring
of
some
Items
was
car
carried
�
ried
out
to
reduce
the
cost
fur
further
�
ther
Mayor
Garvin
Dezell
declared
his
Interest
and
abstained
from
voting
on
swimming
pool
reso
resolutions
�
lutions
Deletion
of
Items
which
could
be
replaced
without
structural
alterations
at
a
later
date
or
which
were
considered
frills
brought
the
cost
to
699613
and
an
end
price
Inclusive
of
72
per
cent
architectural
and
en
engineering
�
gineering
fees
of
71781
An
extension
of
21
days
on
the
contract
signing
deadline
was
negotiate
with
the
low
bidder
to
allow
time
for
the
preparation
of
documents
for
the
revised
cost
To
raise
the
money
not
cov
covered
�
ered
by
the
original
bylaw
130
000
will
be
taken
from
the
Util
ities
Sale
Account
a
fund
for
recreational
and
cultural
de
velopment
set
up
with
the
sale
by
the
city
of
the
Prince
George
Power
Company
An
additional
35000
will
be
taken
out
of
the
1969
budget
and
the
remainder
of
the
cost
will
be
raised
by
the
sale
of
deben
tures
as
allowed
for
In
the
by
law
Dennis
Houg
who
Is
chair
man
of
a
citizens
committee
promoting
the
debenture
sale
said
promotion
will
get
under
way
later
this
week
Teamsters
Get
595
Hourly
VANCOUVER
CP
-
A
new
top
rate
of
595
an
hour
for
Teamsters
Union
members
In
British
Columbia
was
estab
llshed
In
a
new
three
ear
con
tract
reached
during
the
week
end
In
the
road
building
Indus
try
Local
213
members
operating
heavy
equipment
got
a
180
hourly
Increase
over
the
period
of
the
contract
approved
by
the
union
and
member
firms
of
the
B
C
Road
Builders
Association
to
clean
It
up
A
city
hall
spokesman
said
he
and
others
have
been
sent
letters
containing
a
deadline
for
action
If
Leboe
does
not
act
2108
will
join
a
list
of
other
proper
properties
�
ties
the
city
building
inspector
will
ask
city
council
tocondemn
Inaction
then
will
result
In
the
city
carrying
out
demolition
and
billing
the
owner
for
the
work
Gas
Tanker
Inferno
Off
Island
SAN
JUAN
Peurto
Rico
AP
Fire
broke
out
In
the
engine
room
of
the
12755
ton
British
tanker
Mobile
Apex
today
off
the
coast
of
St
Croix
US
Virgin
Islands
and
the
United
States
Coast
Guard
reported
the
blaze
was
raging
out
of
control
A
coast
guard
spokesman
said
the
vessel
Is
a
float
floating
�
ing
Inferno
and
the
US
Navy
Is
rushing
chemical
foam
by
plane
from
Peurto
Rico
Four
tugs
moved
the
flaming
tanker
from
Its
an
anchorage
�
chorage
a
half
mile
from
the
Hess
Oil
refinery
to
deep
wat
water
�
er
The
spokesman
said
the
ship
was
loading
50000
gal
gallons
�
lons
of
gasoline
and
100
000
gallons
of
naptha
when
the
blaze
broke
out
The
fire
spread
from
the
engine
room
to
other
parts
of
the
ship
Ottawa
Looks
At
BC
Drugs
OTTAWA
CP
-
The
federal
combines
branch
Is
reviewing
a
situation
In
which
British
Co
Columbia
�
lumbia
druggists
are
charging
1
to
fill
welfare
prescriptions
Grace
Maclnnls
NDP
Vancou
verKlngsway
told
the
Com
mons
Monday
night
Stanley
Haldass
parllamen
tary
secretary
to
Consumer
Af
fairs
Minister
Ran
Basford
said
pharmacists
have
been
warned
repeatedly
against
attempts
at
formula
pricing
A
complaint
by
BC
Welfare
Minister
Dan
Campbell
about
the
1
surcharge
being
levied
In
an
attempt
by
druggists
to
get
BC
to
raise
their
return
on
welfare
prescriptions
had
been
turned
over
to
the
combines
branch
Mrs
Maclnnls
said
65000
British
Columbians
are
unable
to
work
and
are
on
welfare
They
drew
820000
prescriptions
paid
for
by
the
BC
govern
ment
In
the
196768
fiscal
year
A
single
person
on
welfare
in
BC
got
75
monthly
a
couple
145
and
a
couple
with
two
chil
children
�
dren
191
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562
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PER
MONTH
BY
CARRIER
Aldermen
Clear
Home
for
Teens
By
Duncan
Cumming
Citiztn
Staff
Rtporttr
Mayor
Garvin
Dezell
refused
to
allow
Spruceland
residents
to
fight
a
teenage
boys
receiving
home
at
Mondays
council
meeting
before
the
site
rezoning
bylaw
was
given
final
reading
The
mayor
stood
firm
on
up
upholding
�
holding
procedure
despite
op
opposition
�
position
from
Aid
Lome
Mc
Culsh
who
wanted
some
20
ob
objecters
�
jecters
represented
by
lawyer
Bruce
Fraser
to
have
their
say
Procedure
set
the
deadline
for
objections
at
4
pm
last
Friday
The
mayor
told
the
objecters
the
proper
place
to
air
their
feelings
was
a
public
hearing
April
21
and
now
they
had
missed
the
boat
The
mayor
had
been
prepared
for
the
confrontation
by
Aid
Jack
Helnrich
who
told
that
mornings
committee
meeting
protests
could
be
expected
on
the
rezoning
of
land
between
Un
Union
�
ion
and
Zelkwas
on
Fifth
from
two
family
dwellings
to
multiple
dwellings
for
the
home
Helnrich
who
Is
Involved
In
the
homes
sponsors
the
Prince
George
Receiving
Home
Society
said
objecters
were
organizing
petitions
because
of
miscon
misconceptions
�
ceptions
Donation
Council
donated
the
land
fol
following
�
lowing
a
request
by
the
society
for
a
site
for
a
40000
home
for
up
to
eight
disturbed
ado
adolescent
�
lescent
boys
The
society
plans
to
build
this
home
and
one
for
girls
on
a
site
yet
to
be
found
so
that
they
will
look
like
private
houses
A
motion
by
Aid
Harry
Loder
seconded
by
Aid
Helnrich
to
make
the
bylaw
final
was
Im
Immediately
�
mediately
countered
with
Aid
McCuIsh
questioning
the
mayors
ruling
Can
we
not
listen
to
some
people
who
have
come
downhere
to
get
things
straightened
out
he
asked
Dezell
repeated
an
earlier
as
assertion
�
sertion
that
the
rezoning
had
been
properly
advertised
no
ob
object
�
ject
Ions
had
been
received
at
the
public
hearing
and
there
Is
no
percentage
In
debating
It
further
He
went
on
Anybody
who
feels
Injured
can
challenge
the
bylaw
Objecters
gathered
behind
their
lawyer
muttered
discon
discontentedly
�
tentedly
during
the
exchange
When
council
voted
In
favor
of
the
rezoning
the
objecteis
filed
out
along
with
supporters
of
the
receiving
home
society
Discussions
struck
up
outside
the
council
chamber
grew
un
until
�
til
a
meeting
was
organized
In
an
adjoining
room
More
than
halt
an
hour
later
the
objecters
emerged
apparently
in
a
less
serious
frame
of
mind
Informal
The
informal
meeting
was
at
attended
�
tended
near
its
close
by
city
representatives
When
It
broke
up
lawyer
Fraser
named
Zelkwas
resi
resident
�
dent
Gordon
Blddle
as
spokes
spokesman
�
man
for
the
group
Blddle
said
We
got
the
brush
off
tonight
When
20
peo
people
�
ple
come
down
here
they
should
at
least
get
some
considera
consideration
�
tion
He
said
a
100
name
petition
had
been
assembled
Friday
afternoon
for
presentation
to
council
but
the
person
given
charge
of
It
had
failed
to
hand
it
In
Blddle
said
he
had
thought
the
receiving
home
proposed
for
the
slje
was
the
same
as
that
at
the
other
end
of
Fifth
housing
children
from
three
to
12
years
old
We
still
have
to
talk
It
over
with
our
lawyer
we
have
not
deferred
It
completely
yet
he
said
Another
objecter
Anthony
Mills
also
of
Zelkwas
said
he
considered
zones
should
remain
unchanged
to
provide
security
of
planning
for
homeowners
He
also
said
legal
notices
In
the
newspapers
are
rarely
read
or
comprehended
by
home
homeowners
�
owners
and
some
Improved
means
should
be
found
of
Inform
Informing
�
ing
them
of
things
affecting
their
property
Aid
Jack
Helnrich
agreed
Interest
It
would
appear
more
and
more
Interest
Is
being
express
expressed
�
ed
in
civic
affairs
and
I
feel
more
communication
with
the
public
Is
desirable
In
addition
to
the
advertise
advertisement
�
ment
In
the
paper
required
by
the
Municipal
Act
I
wonder
U
it
cannot
be
repeated
elsewhere
with
the
legal
definitions
and
classifications
exposed
The
teenagers
who
occupy
the
home
will
come
from
broken
homes
and
house
parents
and
so
social
�
cial
welfare
workers
will
be
responsible
for
supervising
he
said
I
believe
the
objecters
were
under
a
considerable
number
of
misconceptions
some
thought
it
a
home
for
juvenile
delin
delinquents
�
quents
Unfortunately
the
re
receiving
�
ceiving
home
society
was
being
used
as
a
vehicle
for
a
good
number
of
problems
such
as
spot
rezoning
and
the
fact
the
Spruceland
subdivision
Is
be
being
�
ing
used
as
a
general
reposi
repository
�
tory
for
well
meaning
causes
You
have
the
Salvation
Army
up
there
a
number
of
churches
a
senior
citizens
home
and
other
CHQM
Buys
Radio
TV
Radio
and
television
sta
station
�
tion
CKPG
has
been
sold
to
Vancouver
Interests
It
was
announced
today
The
buyer
is
Vancouver
Broadcasting
Associates
Ltd
owner
and
operator
of
CHQM
the
good
music
station
on
the
Lower
Mainland
The
pur
purchase
�
chase
price
was
not
dis
disclosed
�
closed
The
announcement
said
the
sale
was
subject
to
the
appro
approval
�
val
of
the
Canadian
Radio
and
Television
Commission
the
federal
broadcasting
au
authority
�
thority
A
public
hearing
will
be
held
Into
the
deal
similar
things
he
explained
The
principals
of
the
receiv
receiving
�
ing
home
society
or
the
social
welfare
department
should
have
contacted
the
residents
of
the
Immediate
area
to
explain
the
objects
and
the
kind
of
residents
of
this
particular
home
Apparently
a
social
worker
contacted
39
local
people
this
morning
and
I
have
heard
three
people
who
signed
the
peti
petition
�
tion
withdrew
their
names
when
they
were
Informed
of
the
facts
Mine
Earnings
Down
This
Year
VANCOUVER
CP
-
Western
Mines
Ltd
reported
Monday
that
earnings
for
the
first
quar
quarter
�
ter
of
1969
droDDed
to
742090
or
15
4
cents
a
share
In
the
corresponding
period
last
jear
earnings
were
1159
897
or24
2
cents
a
share
W
G
Jewitt
president
said
in
a
report
to
shareholders
the
company
Increased
Its
working
capital
during
the
latest
quar
ter
by
1407012
to
1794726
i-
3
Georges
Pompidou
who
serv
served
�
ed
president
de
Gaulle
as
pre
premier
�
mier
for
six
years
announc
announced
�
ed
today
that
he
will
be
a
candidate
In
the
presidential
election
In
France
Air
ByLaw
Presented
To
Council
The
Northern
Interior
Hnallh
Units
promised
model
air
pol
lution
bylaw
was
presented
to
Prince
George
city
council
Mon
Monday
�
day
The
bylaw
prepared
by
the
public
health
engineering
branch
in
Victoria
was
acnomnanipri
with
an
invitation
by
unit
direc
director
�
tor
Dr
John
Garrv
for
council
to
meet
with
him
and
Tom
More
craft
nubile
health
eneineerine
and
air
pollution
consultant
who
will
be
In
town
May
19
to
23
Council
tabled
the
bvlaw
for
an
unspecified
period
of
time
to
elve
members
the
ODnortnnitv
to
read
It
but
it
is
expected
to
appear
Deiore
next
Mondays
gen
general
�
eral
purposes
committee
It
Is
understood
the
bylaw
con
contains
�
tains
the
air
pollution
controls
announced
by
Health
Minister
Ralph
Loffmark
earlier
this
year
An
Integral
part
of
the
bylaw
is
a
Chart
used
to
measuro
air
pollution
and
standards
are
spell
ed
out
wnich
are
not
to
be
ex
exceeded
�
ceeded
Land
clearlnu
operations
are
exempt
The
bylaw
provides
the
medi
medical
�
cal
health
officer
with
broad
powers
and
duties
including
en
try
onto
property
It
authorizes
any
steps
necessary
to
minimize
or
abate
pollution
nuisances
It
makes
it
necessarv
far
a
permit
to
be
obtained
before
alteration
or
installation
of
any
equipment
capable
of
causing
air
pollution
The
bylaw
provides
for
fines
up
to
1000
and
500
a
day
if
the
offence
Is
of
a
continuing
nature
The
Fraser
Fort
George
re
regional
�
gional
districts
board
had
ear
earlier
�
lier
acreed
to
meet
Dr
Garrv
and
Morecraft
In
May
secre
tary
treasurer
Stewart
Fleming
said
today
The
board
has
been
compil
compiling
�
ing
data
on
air
pollution
with
a
view
to
seeking
controls
me
model
bylaw
duplicates
the
purpose
of
a
bylaw
pro
proposed
�
posed
by
Prince
Georee
fire
chief
Harold
Dornblerer
last
month
to
control
the
use
of
In
Incinerators
�
cinerators
and
set
standards
for
furnaces
in
the
city
The
chiefs
proposed
bylaw
was
passed
over
to
the
city
solicitor
for
his
perusal
last
month
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