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it
alongside
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of
Hart
Highway
which
carries
heavy
traffic
HART
HAZARD
WORRIES
PARENTS
By
Bob
Groves
Citizen
Staff
Reporter
A
potential
traffic
hazard
concerns
the
parents
of
chil
children
�
dren
who
will
attend
the
new
North
Hart
Highway
Elemen
Elementary
�
tary
School
scheduled
to
open
in
September
Parents
have
been
seeking
to
have
an
underpass
con
constructed
�
structed
for
the
estimated
90
children
who
will
have
to
cross
the
highway
to
reach
the
school
The
school
with
an
ex
expected
�
pected
enrolment
of
220
Is
being
built
about
eight
miles
north
of
Prince
George
just
off
the
east
side
of
the
high
highway
�
way
It
is
located
on
a
bend
in
the
Debentures
now
total
225000
Community
swimming
pool
debentures
worth
225000
had
been
sold
at
press
time
today
about
twi
thlrds
of
the
amount
required
to
be
raised
by
the
public
Negotiations
are
still
in
progress
for
the
transfer
of
70000
In
timber
sale
de
deposits
�
posits
to
swimming
pool
de
debentures
�
bentures
The
city
was
given
permission
by
the
provincial
government
to
seek
the
trans
transfers
�
fers
When
the
330000
target
Is
reached
the
citys
char
chartered
�
tered
banks
will
contribute
250000
lips
of
Chicago
will
not
be
able
to
speak
at
the
Prince
George
Gospel
Chapel
Sunday
evening
Mr
Phillips
however
will
at
attend
�
tend
the
Christian
Business
Businessmens
�
mens
Association
conference
at
Ness
Lake
which
continues
until
Sunday
noon
Would
you
believe
it
The
Citizen
-
Civic
Recreation
Commission
free
swim
classes
are
practically
oversubscribed
Recreation
director
Matt
Briggs
says
the
response
has
been
fan
fantastic
�
tastic
with
the
July
class
filled
and
most
of
the
August
classes
as
well
In
less
than
10
days
yet
There
are
still
some
op
openings
�
enings
In
the
late
August
classes
-so
hurry
hurry
hurry
The
Barracuda
Swim
clubs
first
annual
swimathon
to
help
defray
club
expenses
will
highway
which
parents
feel
increases
the
danger
to
their
children
The
provincial
Department
of
Highways
has
indicated
In
a
letter
from
Victoria
that
it
will
erect
student
silhouette
warning
signs
and
crosswalk
signs
but
this
does
not
satis
satisfy
�
fy
parents
A
meeting
of
about
30
adults
at
Kelly
Road
Junior
Sec
Secondary
�
ondary
School
on
Wednesday
decided
to
write
Fort
George
MLA
Ray
Willlston
and
high
highways
�
ways
minister
Wesley
Black
to
press
their
demands
for
In
Increased
�
creased
safety
measures
Mrs
Ross
Edwards
mo
mother
�
ther
of
a
daughter
who
will
be
attending
the
school
said
that
falling
an
underpass
parents
By
Bob
Cohen
Southam
News
Services
OTTAWA
Canadian
tobacco
Industry
senior
executives
agl
tated
by
alleged
government
doublecross
have
verbally
lashed
federal
health
minister
John
Munro
and
his
depart
departments
�
ments
anti
smoking
drive
They
have
also
charged
the
department
has
prejudiced
Commons
committee
hearings
on
smoking
and
health
by
pres
swing
scientists
who
oppose
the
anti
smoking
theories
from
testifying
Paul
In
order
to
catch
a
planei
enty
sevenyoungswlmmershave
Sunday
afternoon
John
Phil-
been
pounding
the
neighborhood
doors
In
recent
weeks
in
bids
to
obtain
sponsors
for
the
swim
Club
vice
president
Jack
Rose-
year
said
Seems
like
they
man
aged
to
each
get
a
sponsor
who
will
pay
for
so
many
laps
across
the
pool
The
club
travels
ex
tensively
across
Northern
DC
and
this
will
help
pay
our
costs
want
toseea20-mlle-an-hour
school
zone
placed
on
the
highway
The
silhouette
sign
would
only
require
motorists
to
tra
travel
�
vel
at
30
miles
per
hour
when
children
were
visible
on
the
highway
she
said
According
to
Mrs
Edwards
the
highways
department
re
reported
�
ported
there
was
not
enough
traffic
or
children
to
warrant
a
crosswalk
on
the
arterial
highway
She
said
that
parents
at
the
meeting
felt
a
40
mile
per
hour
zone
starting
just
north
of
the
school
should
be
ex
extended
�
tended
about
one
mile
farther
north
to
the
Shell
service
sta
station
�
tion
An
RCMP
traffic
officer
at
Imperial
Tobacco
Company
of
Canada
said
yesterday
Mr
Munros
anti
smoking
attack
be
fore
the
committee
last
Dec
19
was
a
scurrilous
indictment
without
any
objective
founda
tion
In
a
highly
personal
speech
Mr
Munro
said
he
was
trying
to
kick
a
two
to
three-pack-a-day
habit
because
I
want
to
live
and
live
a
healthy
life
Mr
Pare
said
this
rash
and
intemperate
speech
had
dam
aged
government
industry
co
cooperation
�
operation
which
was
showing
Pare
president
of
the
1
signs
of
picking
up
A
Happiness
appears
tobe
con
taglous
says
the
Prince
George
chapter
of
the
Canadian
Mental
Health
Association
A
Happiness
Is
Mental
Health
campaign
conducted
recently
by
11
happiness
girls
from
the
senior
secondary
school
resulted
In
600
new
members
The
hap
happiness
�
piness
girls
along
with
Mrs
Mary
Bishop
Included
Pat
La
Rose
Marge
McKlllop
Sandra
Tlede
Marily
Kos
Shelly
Gro-
yer
Cathy
Checkley
Anne
Rees
be
held
at
the
Civic
Pool
Sunday
Wendy
Short
Diane
Fowlle
and
from
II
am
to
1230
pm
Sev
1
Karen
Selody
He
said
in
an
interview
one
month
before
the
ministers
pre
Chrlstmas
appearance
at
the
health
committee
the
indus
industry
�
try
and
Mr
Munro
had
ex
changed
amicable
letters
which
pointed
the
way
to
joint
co-operation
in
the
study
of
smoking
and
health
issues
The
industry
he
said
had
agreed
to
undertake
tar
and
ni
nicotine
�
cotine
publicity
studies
and
to
discuss
doing
research
on
the
importance
if
any
of
tar
and
Montour
trial
opens
today
The
trial
of
Wayne
Montour
charged
with
breaking
and
en
entering
�
tering
Spruceland
News
Ltd
with
Intent
to
commit
an
indictable
of
offence
�
fence
began
in
city
magistrates
court
today
The
first
of
10
Crown
wit
witnesses
�
nesses
were
called
this
morning
to
testify
to
the
facts
surround
surrounding
�
ing
the
May
11
fire
which
de
destroyed
�
stroyed
the
store
the
meeting
agreed
the
40
mile
per
hour
zone
should
be
ex
extended
�
tended
said
Mrs
Edwards
Mrs
Edwards
quoted
the
officer
as
saying
that
was
the
most
idiotic
place
for
a
school
on
the
bend
In
the
highway
Parents
also
want
an
ac
access
�
cess
road
constructed
be
between
�
tween
the
schooland
the
service
station
so
children
wont
have
to
walk
on
the
highway
DW
Randell
district
high
highways
�
ways
engineer
who
was
at
the
meeting
said
any
deci
decisions
�
sions
wouldhavetocomefrom
Victoria
I
cant
comment
at
this
time
he
said
Ottawa1
s
doublecross1
hit
by
tobacco
firms
nicotine
In
the
smoking
and
health
issue
So
when
Mr
Munro
came
out
with
his
statement
to
the
com
mlttee
and
his
departments
controversial
anti
smoking
pro
proposals
�
posals
the
industry
felt
It
had
been
doublecrossed
Industry
sources
said
yester
day
when
Mr
Munro
was
later
confronted
with
the
doublecross
proposition
he
appeared
to
make
light
of
It
He
inferred
It
was
claimed
that
there
had
been
great
public
pressure
for
some
government
leadership
on
the
smoking
Issue
tr
The
Citizen
PRINCE
GEORGE
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
FRIDAY
JUNE
6
1969
the
driver
of
the
getaway
car
Strike
halts
Kaiser
VANCOUVER
CP
-
Work
stopped
Thursday
at
the
multi
million
dollar
Kaiser
Coal
devel
development
�
opment
In
south
eastern
British
Columbia
as
labor
disputes
con
continued
�
tinued
to
plague
the
province
Local
213
of
the
Teamsters
Union
placed
pickets
at
four
access
roads
to
the
coal
project
after
striking
against
a
sub
subcontracting
�
contracting
firm
Fred
Sowchuk
Trucking
Ltd
The
picket
line
was
honored
by
650
members
of
the
building
trades
union
employed
by
Kaiser
Resources
Teamsters
official
-Kenneth
Scott
said
the
union
has
joint
certification
with
thccontraclor
but
has
net
been
able
to
nego
tiate
an
agreement
In
a
second
action
work
stopped
on
a
section
of
the
Roberts
Bank
deep
sea
port
rail
link
20
miles
south
of
here
The
strike
was
sparked
by
a
dis-
agreement
over
hiring
procedures
Construction
at
the
port
itself
being
built
to
handle
Kaiser
Coal
was
not
affected
by
the
walkout
staged
by
the
Interna
International
�
tional
Union
of
Operating
En
glneers
Less
Meat
As
a
dispute
which
has
closed
102
Lower
Mainland
super
mar
kets
continued
a
spokesman
for
a
large
packing
house
said
the
meat
available
to
consumers
has
been
cut
by
75
per
cent
However
this
was
challenged
by
a
second
firm
which
said
consumers
still
have
access
to
about
65
per
cent
of
normal
supplies
A
meatcutters
union
spokes
spokesman
�
man
said
negotiations
with
six
major
chain
stores
were
sus
pended
Wednesday
because
of
a
deadlock
over
hours
of
work
Also
the
Retail
Food
and
Drug
Clerks
Union
locked
out
of
the
same
stores
is
canvas
canvassing
�
sing
union
members
throughout
the
province
for
funds
to
support
their
local
members
Both
the
clerks
and
the
meat
cutters
seek
a
lan
hour
pay
Increase
and
four
day
36
hour
week
The
meatcutters
current
base
rate
Is
380
an
hour
while
the
clerks
lowest
rates
ranges
from
235
to
345
In
other
labor
developments
the
strike
Involving
the
Oil
Chemical
and
Atomic
Workers
Union
and
six
major
oil
com
companies
�
panies
continued
in
Its
second
week
as
two
companies
said
they
have
not
felt
the
effects
of
the
walk
out
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YEARS
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tence
because
his
lawyer
was
not
available
Coadys
lawyer
David
Jenk
ins
told
the
court
of
his
clients
poor
family
background
and
his
serious
alcoholic
problem
He
asked
that
Coady
be
sent
to
a
rehabilitation
centre
where
he
could
receive
help
in
dealing
with
his
alcohol
problem
rather
than
the
penitentiary
and
told
the
court
that
his
record
was
not
serious
prosecutor
Ross
Simpson
re
minded
the
court
however
of
Coadys
cold
blooded
sugges
suggestion
�
tion
that
one
of
the
witnesses
to
the
robbery
be
shot
and
said
that
this
should
also
be
con
considered
�
sidered
in
the
sentence
Magistrate
George
Stewart
told
Coady
that
in
some
ways
he
felt
sorry
for
him
but
he
would
have
to
give
great
weight
to
the
gravity
of
the
offence
and
protection
of
the
public
Only
one
or
two
offences
In
Canada
are
regarded
with
more
gravity
than
armed
robbery
he
added
Thyr
spoke
on
his
behalf
and
also
asked
that
the
magistrate
recommend
psychiatric
help
for
him
Prosecutor
Simpson
reminded
the
court
that
Thyr
Instigated
the
1
whole
thing
held
the
weapon
and
carried
It
out
he
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probably
the
most
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the
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OTTAWA
CP
Consumer
Affairs
Minister
Ron
Basford
warned
Thursday
night
he
will
name
any
storekeeper
found
by
his
departments
Inspectors
to
be
gouging
Vancouver
shoppers
because
of
a
chain
store
labor
dispute
In
a
Commons
adjournment
debate
Mr
Basford
also
warm
ly
endorsed
a
call
by
Leon
Welnsteln
president
of
Loblaw
Groceterias
Co
Ltd
for
a
con
sumers
boycott
of
steaks
and
roasts
to
force
down
prices
The
Vancouver
minister
said
such
a
boycott
would
be
in
line
with
recommendations
of
the
special
parliamentary
commit
tee
on
consumer
prices
which
had
urged
consumer
pressure
to
keep
prices
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line
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for
newsstand
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Two
of
the
three
men
recently
convicted
of
the
Easter
armed
robbery
of
Pats
News
Ltd
were
sen
sentenced
�
tenced
in
city
magistrates
court
today
to
imprisonment
in
the
BC
penitentiary
of
five
and
seven
years
John
Coady
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one
of
twoi
was
remanded
to
Monday
for
sen
who
took
part
in
the
actual
hold
up
received
a
five
year
sen
tence
and
Frederick
Charles
Thyr
who
held
a
gunonoccu
pants
of
the
store
during
the
rob
bery
received
seven
years
William
Hardy
who
was
shown
at
a
trial
last
week
to
have
been
Save
the
water9
residents
asked
The
hot
dry
weather
has
forced
sprinkling
restrictions
in
some
areas
outside
the
city
and
prince
George
residents
were
asked
today
to
co
operate
with
the
city
by
saving
water
volun
voluntarily
�
tarily
City
engineer
Ernie
Obst
asked
residents
to
save
water
volun
voluntarily
�
tarily
but
expressed
fears
that
sprinkling
restrictions
may
have
to
be
imposed
if
the
hot
weather
continues
The
request
also
ap
applies
�
plies
to
South
Fort
George
which
uses
the
city
supply
He
said
If
we
can
get
every
everyones
�
ones
co
operation
In
avoiding
wasting
water
it
will
not
be
nec
necessary
�
essary
to
Impose
restrictions
Last
time
we
had
a
hot
spell
a
couple
of
weeks
ago
weused
10500000
gallons
a
day
Con
HONG
KONG
Reuters
-
At
least
one
Chinese
border
fron
frontier
�
tier
guard
was
killed
and
16
other
Chinese
were
kidnapped
In
recent
Slno
Sovlet
border
In
Incidents
�
cidents
rthe
New
China
news
agency
reported
today
The
agency
monitored
here
was
quoting
a
Chinese
foreign
ministry
note
delivered
to
the
Russian
embassy
In
Peking1
which
also
claimed
several
hundred
tanks
armored
cars
and
vehicles
were
used
In
the
new
incidents
along
the
frontier
between
the
two
countries
The
foreign
ministry
charged
that
firing
on
Chinese
positions
was
still
continuing
at
the
disputed
Chenpao
Island
where
bloody
clashes
took
place
In
March
In
Moscow
a
Soviet
govern
government
�
ment
said
today
the
SinoSovlet
border
situation
was
abso
lutely
quiet-
The
agency
quoted
the
state
statement
�
ment
as
saying
the
Russians
were
using
heavy
artillery
and
machine
guns
on
the
Island
In
the
Ussurl
River
which
forms
the
border
at
that
point
The
Soviet
Union
also
was
ac
accused
�
cused
of
sending
bombers
fight
ers
and
reconnaissance
planes
to
carry
out
provocations
and
reconnaissance
over
Chinese
territory
The
incidents
described
in
Red
rockets
slam
bases
SAIGON
AP
-
The
Viet
Vietnam
�
nam
war
exploded
Into
heavy
combat
in
the
last
24
hours
with
Viet
Cong
mortar
and
rock
et
attacks
on
more
than
100
southern
allied
bases
and
towns
and
as
many
as
400
Viet
Cong
and
North
Vietnamese
troops
killed
In
ground
fighting
At
least
35
Americans
were
reported
killed
and
more
than
100
wounded
South
Vietnamese
casualties
were
said
to
be
light
and
damage
from
the
shelling
also
was
described
as
light
sumption
is
normally
4000000
to
5000000
and
we
should
not
be
trying
to
pump
more
than
9000000
to
9500000
Obst
advised
Do
not
leave
sprinklers
runnlngwhile
you
shop
or
visit
do
not
run
sprinklers
longer
than
necessary
to
water
the
garden
or
lawn
and
do
not
leave
sprinkler
running
all
day
thats
when
the
normal
house
household
�
hold
demand
Is
heaviest
Restrictions
imposed
In
the
Nechako
Improvement
District
10
days
ago
were
tightened
up
today
Previously
sprinkling
was
al
allowed
�
lowed
from
10
am
to
9
pm
on
alternate
days
But
under
the
new
restrictions
all
properties
may
water
from
4
pm
to
8
pm
only
7
6
Chinese
grabbed
in
border
flareup
the
protest
note
-were
said
to
have
taken
place
in
both
the
northern
and
western
sectors
ot
the
Slno
Soviet
border
tn
April
t
and
May-
r
vtS
The
firing
was
Continuing
today
the
radio
quoted
the
Chinese
statement
as
saying
Riverboat
identified
The
riverboat
axle
destined
for
display
in
Fort
George
park
is
from
a
medium
sized
stern
wheeler
the
Robert
CHammond1
city
public
works
superintendent
Bill
Jones
said
today
Jones
found
the
massive
axle
together
with
connecting
rods
and
steam
cylinders
Tuesday
on
the
fire
levelled
site
of
the
old
Lambs
planer
mill
on
Cotton
Cottonwood
�
wood
Island
Since
then
he
has
been
doing
some
research
He
said
It
was
built
In
Prince
George
in
1914
by
Mr
Hammond
I
pre
presume
�
sume
It
operated
on
the
Nechako
and
Fraser
Rivers
hauling
freight
When
it
was
taken
out
service
the
hull
was
purchased
by
Paul
Wleland
a
butcher
and
In
1927
1928
and
1929
an
alder
alderman
�
man
of
the
city
Jones
continued
His
rela
relatives
�
tives
tell
me
lots
of
the
pieces
were
stored
in
the
old
grain
ex
exchange
�
change
building
In
Central
Fort
George
that
was
when
downtown
was
an
Indian
reserve
Alfred
Alexander
who
lives
on
Taylor
Drive
purchased
the
pad
paddle
�
dle
machinery
from
Wleland
for
50
and
set
it
up
in
Lambs
mill
which
was
started
In
1936
The
paddle
assembly
was
used
to
drive
the
planer
mill
for
many
years
I
have
not
yet
been
able
to
nail
down
when
it
came
out
of
service
Jones
said
that
since
he
de
clared
his
interest
in
displaying
some
of
the
areas
early
history
in
the
park
he
has
received
a
number
of
calls
from
persons
offering
other
relics
Indian
aid
starts
at
Third
and
George
Help
for
Indians
should
focus
on
Third
Ave
and
George
St
not
the
Isolated
reserves
says
Rev
Eric
Powell
of
St
Michaels
Ang
Anglican
�
lican
Church
Powell
Just
returned
from
conference
In
Vancouver
where
the
recently
published
Hendry
Report
an
assess
assessment
�
ment
of
the
Anglican
Churchs
work
with
Indians
was
dis
discussed
�
cussed
The
report
was
prepared
at
the
request
of
the
church
by
Charles
E
Hendry
direc
director
�
tor
of
Toronto
Universitys
school
of
social
work
Powell
who
spent
seven
years
at
Klngcome
Inlet
on
the
Coast
serving
six
Indian
villages
was
one
of
35
min
ministers
�
isters
Indians
and
laymen
who
attended
the
conference
It
was
a
lazy
sunny
after
afternoon
�
noon
Thursday
on
the
banks
of
the
Fraser
when
Powell
discussed
the
meeting
but
his
thoughts
onthelndlanquestlon
were
far
from
lazy
The
biggest
problem
In
the
Indian
question
Is
the
changing
culture
of
this
ethnic
people
How
is
the
church
and
gov
government
�
ernment
prepared
to
help
in
that
change
he
asked
The
Indian
Act
no
longer
protects
Indians
It
puts
them
in
a
box
and
makes
them
sec
second
�
ond
class
citizens
Its
about
time
the
act
was
changed
We
must
classify
a
new
situation
to
care
for
natives
HH
Sk
tH
IBC1
-
nfr
iifl
REV
POYVtlL
In
the
city
They
have
to
be
assisted
everywhere
not
just
on
the
reserve
If
the
education
given
natives
on
the
reserve
makes
them
want
to
come
and
live
in
white
society
there
must
be
a
welcome
and
opportunity
for
them
said
Powell
When
they
come
to
an
ur
urban
�
ban
area
and
are
unable
to
find
work
or
housing
they
begin
to
associate
with
others
who
are
considered
un
undesirable
�
desirable
by
oursocletyThls
Is
when
we
see
the
native
ghettos
that
have
grown
up
In
Winnipeg
Vancouver
and
Prince
George
The
whole
of
the
Indian
department
is
wasting
its
time
If
they
dont
work
with
the
native
people
downtown
he
declared
The
starting
point
for
church
and
government
Powell
said
Is
to
co
operate
with
the
native
people
They
must
find
out
what
the
people
want
then
provide
better
trained
personnel
to
work
with
them
on
an
edu
educational
�
cational
practical
and
social
level
The
big
goal
Is
to
get
na
native
�
tive
people
and
white
people
talking
together
on
wants
and
needs
Until
then
we
keep
stumbling
on
in
the
white
arrogant
way
of
doing
things
Its
not
my
Intention
to
knock
church
and
govern
government
�
ment
but
It
Is
time
to
re
reevaluate
�
evaluate