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survive
A
19-jear-old
mother
and
her
Infant
son
survivors
of
a
car
crash
which
killed
three
other
members
of
the
family
are
in
only
fair
condition
In
Prince
George
Regional
Hospital
Leola
Martin
and
one-year-old
Randy
are
under
continuous
nursing
care
at
the
hospital
Killed
early
Sunday
In
a
col
collision
�
lision
at
Buckhorn
Road
and
High
Highway
�
way
97
about
12
miles
south
of
here
were
Gilbert
Lloyd
Edgar
Martin
26
and
his
young
daugh
daughters
�
ters
Kathy
3
and
Sandy
2
Mrs
Martin
suffered
lacera
lacerations
�
tions
and
possible
whiplash
in
jury
Her
condition
today
was
listed
as
poor
to
fair
The
little
boy
has
both
legs
broken
and
head
injuries
They
were
passengers
in
a
car
which
collided
with
another
driven
by
John
Giroux
31
of
Prince
George
He
Is
in
hos
hospital
�
pital
with
lacerations
to
the
right
knee
scalp
and
hand
and
fractured
ribs
The
Martin
family
is
believed
to
have
moved
into
the
Buckhorn
Road
district
this
spring
There
are
relatives
at
Nanalmo
Seven
dead
Coroner
EB
MacLatchy
said
today
he
is
considering
holding
an
Inquest
into
the
fatalities
The
deaths
in
the
Martin
family
brought
to
seven
the
number
of
people
killed
in
car
accidents
in
the
Prince
George
area
within
five
days
Late
Wednesday
an
accident
32
miles
west
of
Prince
George
on
Highway
16
resulted
in
four
deaths
Killed
were
Larry
Hlckey
30
of
Prince
George
driver
of
a
station
wagon
Three
others
in
another
car
died
They
were
George
Ian
Stuart
32
Bernice
Ann
Stuart
20
and
their
son
three-month-old
Paul
John
Lone
driver
Coroner
MacLatchy
is
un
uncertain
�
certain
whether
an
inquest
will
be
held
Hickey
was
alone
in
a
station
wagon
which
apparently
side
swiped
a
camper
truck
and
collided
with
the
Stuart
car
The
couple
in
the
camper
from
New
York
state
escaped
injury
Mr
Hickey
s
funeral
will
be
at
130
pm
Wednesday
from
Assmans
Funeral
Chapel
The
remilns
of
theStuartfam
ily
are
being
shipped
to
Pen
tlcton
for
burial
After
the
service
here
Mr
Hickeys
body
will
be
sent
to
Nipawin
Sask
for
burial
He
is
survived
by
his
wife
Carol
Annej
a
son
Shane
and
a
daughter
Connie
Other
rela
relatives
�
tives
are
at
Nipawin
70
youngsters
lost
in
lake
THONONLESBAINS
France
CP
Twenty
two
persons
died
when
an
excursion
boat
capsized
Monday
in
a
sudden
squall
on
Lake
Geneva
officials
said
today
The
assistant
prefect
admin
administrative
�
istrative
officer
of
the
Haute
Savoie
police
department
said
eight
bodies
have
been
recov
recovered
�
ered
and
that
14
persons
are
thought
to
be
missing
Ten
oi
the
missing
were
children
Nine
persons
were
taken
to
hospital
The
children
Involved
were
French
aged
from
eight
and
14
and
Included
campers
at
a
Roman
catholic
vacation
cea
tre
Officials
counted
34
survivors
including
five
recovering
In
hos
pltals
There
were
eight
bodies
including
those
of
four
persons
who
died
In
hospitals
Mrs
Margaret
Christie
of
W
Montreal
knew
that
West
ern
Canada
was
different
from
Quebec
but
she
didnt
expect
that
wo
had
mail
boxes
that
moved
Visiting
here
with
her
daughter
Anne
Mrs
Christie
found
no
mall
boxes
near
their
apartment
on
Saturday
Sunday
she
peered
out
a
window
and
there
stood
a
box
at
15th
Ave
and
Johnson
St
Mrs
Christie
should
have
mailed
all
of
her
postcards
on
Sunday
On
Mon
Monday
�
day
the
mystery
mill
box
had
vanished
again
The
mysterious
light
in
the
sky
reported
by
a
number
of
Prince
George
residents
Sun
Sunday
�
day
night
turned
out
to
be
noth
nothing
�
ing
more
unusual
than
a
hot
air
balloon
Seems
someone
at
the
Alpine
Apartments
stuck
eight
lighted
candles
to
a
balsa
wood
contraption
topped
by
a
plastic
bag
and
presto
it
was
fly
flying
�
ing
A
growing
number
of
per-
sons
and
firms
are
ex
experiencing
�
periencing
up
to
three
and
four
days
delay
in
receiving
their
mail
One
man
said
In
a
spot
check
-It
took
seven
days
forecast
-Clouds
some
fog
emerged
today
as
rescue
work
ers
struggled
through
wreckage
looking
for
dead
Injured
and
missing
persons
and
missing
towns
We
have
100
confirmed
bod
les
said
state
Senator
Ned
Casslbry
co
ordlnator
of
civil
defence
along
Mississippis
coastal
strip
shattered
by
150
mlle
anhour
winds
monster
tides
and
fire
We
know
where
there
are
more
bodies
Casslbry
added
We
estimate
the
final
toll
will
be
between
ISO
and
200
There
were
over
2000
Injured
Rescue
work
by
1500
National
Guard
troops
500
civil
defence
men
and
volunteers
was
ham
pered
by
the
weight
of
the
wreckage
left
by
Camllle
the
most
powerful
hurricane
ever
to
hit
the
US
mainland
We
have
enough
people
to
do
the
work
said
Casslbry
What
we
need
is
supplies
Supplies
were
coming
At
Atlanta
a
dozen
C
124
Globemasters
at
Dobbins
Air
Force
Base
were
assigned
to
air
airlift
�
lift
375000
pounds
of
food
to
Keesler
Air
Force
Base
in
Bl
loxl
New
Yorleans
shipped
13
000
gallons
of
water
in
tank
QUEBEC
CP
-
The
Quebec
government
has
politely
told
France
to
stop
snubbing
Canada
In
the
course
of
Franco
Quebec
relat
Ions
This
message
was
sent
to
the
French
government
of
President
Georges
Pompidou
by
Premier
Jean
Jacques
Bertrand
In
July
The
move
came
almost
imme
immediately
�
diately
after
the
ruling
Union
Natlonale
party
elected
Mr
Ber
Bertrand
�
trand
as
successor
to
the
late
Premier
Daniel
Johnson
In
an
Interview
Mr
Bertrand
said
I
dont
see
any
advantage
in
to
get
one
letter
from
down
downtown
�
town
to
up
here
southof
Air
Airport
�
port
Hill
Another
man
called
In
to
say
Ive
got
four
enve
envelopes
�
lopes
here
that
took
five
days
to
reach
me
They
were
all
mailed
in
Prince
George
Post
Postmaster
�
master
Joe
Abear
said
If
this
happens
then
the
recipient
of
tardy
mall
should
mall
the
en
envelope
�
velope
cover
back
to
him
at
the
mln
office
and
hell
look
into
this
Unless
we
have
the
evidence
we
cint
check
any
anything
�
thing
at
all
he
says
Indians
on
the
Necoslle
Reserve
at
Fort
St
James
ask
hunters
to
bring
their
hides
Into
the
Handicraft
Centre
on
the
reserve
instead
of
leav
leaving
�
ing
them
in
the
bush
The
wo
women
�
men
on
the
reserve
will
flesh
and
tan
them
for
use
The
rain
of
the
past
week
w
has
really
brought
those
mushroom
spores
to
life
certainly
the
best
crop
of
the
summer
That
moans
Its
time
to
remind
the
kids
about
picking
up
anything
that
looks
poisonous
although
there
are
few
species
around
here
which
present
such
a
hazard
The
Citizen
President
Nixon
declared
the
states
coastal
strip
a
disaster
area
making
it
eligible
for
an
Initial
1000000
in
federal
as
slstance
Camllle
lashlne
first
at
the
southeastern
edge
of
Louisiana
shrieked
onto
the
Mississippi
coast
Sunday
night
The
area
of
maximum
force
around
the
eye
Included
the
port
city
of
Gulfport
with
30000
residents
and
nearby
Diioxl
with
44000
Thousands
of
resi
residents
�
dents
of
the
coastal
strip
warned
of
coming
tides
of
up
to
20
feet
above
normal
fled
In
Inland
�
land
before
Camille
arrived
Biloxi
and
Gulfport
were
under
6
pmto6
am
curfew
National
guardsmen
armed
with
rifles
patrolled
to
prevent
looting
A
curfew
also
was
In
force
at
Bogalusa
a
city
of
some
21500
In
Louisiana
Mayor
Curt
Siege
lln
said
power
lines
were
down
drinking
water
was
scarce
and
the
city
in
critical
condition
Martial
law
was
Imposed
In
Louisianas
Plaquemines
Parish
county
at
sundown
Monday
Armed
deputies
turned
back
angry
residents
trying
to
check
on
their
homes
Quebec
attacks
French
snubs
having
cool
relations
between
Canada
and
France
I
think
there
should
be
good
relations
among
Quebec
Can
Canada
�
ada
and
France
He
confirmed
that
Claude
Morin
deputy
minister
of
Inter
Intergovernmental
�
governmental
afflars
carried
a
message
to
the
French
in
July
Mr
Bertrand
described
the
contents
of
the
message
to
the
new
Pompidou
government
as
fol
follows
�
lows
I
expressed
my
desire
to
have
close
relations
with
France
without
neglecting
relations
with
Canada
The
move
to
normalize
France
-
Canada-
Quebec
re
relations
�
lations
Is
among
the
subtle
chan
changes
�
ges
under
way
under
the
Bertrand
leadership
One
influential
insider
said
One
of
the
things
we
want
to
do
Is
to
regain
control
of
our
re
relations
�
lations
with
France
They
have
been
out
of
hand
since
Gen
Charles
de
Gaulle
shouted
Vive
le
Quebec
llbre
during
his
1067
visit
The
opposition
Liberals
led
by
former
premier
Jean
Lesage
have
also
had
the
Impression
Quebec
was
getting
pushed
around
Even
Rone
Levesque
leader
of
the
separatist
Parti
Quebe
cols
once
said
Gen
de
Gaulle
had
gone
too
far
Mr
Bertrand
a
53-year-old
lawyer
Insists
that
he
considers
Franco
Quebec
relations
essen
essential
�
tial
to
Quebecs
future
But
there
Is
much
evidence
to
show
that
Mr
Bertrand
does
not
rate
International
relations
as
highly
as
Mr
Johnson
considered
them
Under
Mr
Johnson
Quebec
province
tried
to
stake
out
an
international
role
for
Itself
among
French
speaking
coun
countries
�
tries
PRINCE
GEORGE
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
TUESDAY
AUGUST
19
1969
iEaC
One
man
was
taken
to
hospital
with
minor
head
injuries
this
morning
when
a
Fort
St
James
Stage
bus
struck
this
car
at
Seventh
and
Dominion
The
accident
oc-
Towns
missing
700
dead
found
GULFPORT
Miss
AP
cars
to
ravaged
Bay
St
Louis
An
Increasingly
grim
picture
of
just
across
the
state
line
Hurricane
Camllles
devastation
curred
at
11
am
according
to
city
RCMP
Damage
is
estimated
at
approximately
1000
-
Robertsofr
photo
MISSING
MAN
JUST
FED
UP
Melvin
F
Truden
26
married
five
months
and
missing
since
July
25
has
returned
police
said
Mon
Monday
�
day
He
had
hitchikec
from
heie
that
Satuiday
and
spent
two
weeks
in
Edmonton
and
then
another
week
in
Watson
Lake
a
spokesman
said
The
officer
said
the
explanation
Truden
gave
was
that
he
was
fed
up
with
his
job
and
had
some
other
problems
Truden
was
reported
missing
after
he
took
a
truck
to
Fort
St
James
on
a
job
Aid
for
municipalities
Parley
cites
traffic
needs
Lack
of
a
provincial
govern
government
�
ment
policy
to
helpmunlcipalities
handle
their
traffic
problems
was
underlined
at
a
conference
In
Prince
George
today
The
conference
of
aldermen
civic
officials
and
engineers
are
studying
traffic
planning
during
the
three
day
meeting
here
Dr
Setty
Pendakur
Prince
Georges
traffic
consultant
said
some
of
the
18
delegates
from
throughout
the
province
were
also
concerned
that
present
policy
de
decisions
�
cisions
depend
on
a
ministers
personal
regard
for
a
munici
municipality
�
pality
Dr
Pendakur
and
his
colleague
from
the
School
of
Planning
at
the
University
of
British
Colum
Columbia
�
bia
Paul
Roer
are
lecturing
The
course
Is
sponsored
by
the
Continuing
Education
for
En
Engineers
�
gineers
section
of
UBCs
exten
extension
�
sion
department
Even
though
traffic
conges
congestion
�
tion
in
cities
is
the
municipal
councils
problem
there
are
ways
the
provincial
government
can
help
said
Dr
Pendakur
BC
should
follow
the
lead
of
Alberta
and
Saskatchewan
which
have
a
well
defined
policy
so
that
municipalities
know
when
and
from
where
help
can
be
ob
obtained
�
tained
Rapidly
growing
urban
areas
like
Prince
George
Kamloops
and
Kelowna
which
do
not
have
expert
staff
in
their
own
muni
municipal
�
cipal
offices
stand
to
benefit
he
added
Dr
Pendakur
admitted
the
BC
government
has
a
clear
pol
policy
�
icy
on
highways
and
secondary
roads
but
he
also
wanted
to
see
it
sharing
equally
with
muni
Meter
Maids
Mooted
Here
Prince
George
may
get
meter
maids
but
it
depends
on
whether
the
city
holds
any
women
with
an
ambition
for
the
Job
City
council
Monday
ap
approved
�
proved
a
recommendation
from
an
In
camera
session
of
the
general
purposes
committee
that
women
be
considered
when
meter
department
personnel
are
hired
The
department
which
al
already
�
ready
has
three
meter
men
Is
short
handed
and
the
city
plans
to
advertise
for
one
more
mem
member
�
ber
male
or
female
cipalities
the
cost
of
traffic
stu
studies
�
dies
and
major
improvements
be
yond
the
capabilities
of
smaller
municipalities
to
finance
DR
V
S
PENDAKUR
Husak
blames
Dubcek
PRAGUE
Reuters
-
Gus
tav
Husak
Czechoslovak
Com
munlst
party
leader
today
blamed
reformist
leaders
under
his
predecessor
Alexander
Dub
cek
for
Ignoring
Soviet
warn
lngs
which
led
to
the
Russian
led
Invasion
a
year
ago
Time
and
again
the
party
was
told
to
make
order
to
take
the
mass
media
in
hand
and
make
It
the
tool
of
the
people
he
said
In
a
bioadcast
speech
to
8000
industrial
and
labor
union
leaders
In
a
park
here
But
time
and
again
party
agreements
to
check
progres
slves
were
not
honored
he
added
Phone
562
2441
Premier
has
tears
KAMLOOPS
-
Premier
I
W
A
C
Bennett
Monday
night
hung
a
full
time
cabinet
portfolio
for
Phil
Gaglardi
his
deposed
minis
minister
�
ter
of
highways
in
front
of
voters
here
Speaking
in
Mr
Gaglardi
s
hometown
of
Kamloops
the
premier
told
800
supporters
in
a
30
mInute
speech
that
their
MLA
will
be
a
full
fledged
member
of
th
cabinet
after
the
Aig
27
election
if
the
Social
Credit
party
Is
returned
to
power
Mr
Gaglardi
resigned
his
post
during
the
1968
session
of
the
legislature
amid
controversy
surrounding
his
government
Lear
jet
and
land
deals
along
provincial
hlghwajs
that
in
volved
his
sons
He
became
a
minister
without
portfolio
Phil
Gaglardi
Is
going
to
win
with
a
good
majority
In
Kam
Kamloops
�
loops
the
premier
told
his
largest
indoor
rally
of
the
cam
pagn
Hes
going
to
be
in
this
government
for
many
jears
to
come
Next
conference
A
group
of
longhaired
jouths
chanted
Olnk
olnk
olnk
when
Mr
GalgardI
was
speaking
and
a
shoving
match
started
when
some
Social
Crediters
tried
to
eject
them
Earlier
the
jouths
Joined
a
Social
Credit
motor
motorcade
�
cade
with
a
truck
bearing
a
swastika
and
the
word
Pig
spelled
out
in
Gaglardi
bumper
stickers
The
premier
who
wept
while
Mr
Gaglardi
Introduced
him
added
another
platform
plank
with
the
promise
of
a
rojal
commission
to
investigate
a
sys
system
�
tem
of
negative
Income
tax
for
BC
Under
the
system
a
minimum
income
would
be
established
and
persons
who
earned
less
would
be
eligible
for
grants
instead
of
paying
Income
tax
British
Columbia
will
lead
the
attack
at
the
next
federal
provincial
conference
to
bring
this
great
reform
to
all
of
Canada
the
premier
said
Earlier
in
Kamloops
riding
a
group
of
citizens
destrojed
a
sign
proclaiming
Go
Go
Phil
written
in
20
foot
letters
of
pow
powdered
�
dered
lime
on
the
side
of
a
mountain
north
of
Kamloops
The
sign
was
obliterated
Ken
Glllis
a
spokesman
for
the
group
which
he
said
contained
i
Social
Credit
supporters
said
many
people
in
isamioops
thought
It
was
a
disgusting
spectacle
Election
roads
Meanwhile
NDP
leader
Ber
ger
told
a
rally
in
Nelson
in
Highways
Minister
Wesley
Blacks
riding
that
an
NDP
government
would
take
politics
out
of
highway
building
It
would
be
based
on
planning
and
consultation
with
local
commu
nlties
and
on
local
and
prov-
lncewlde
needs
All
systems
are
go
for
high
way
construction
during
election
campaigns
but
they
stop
as
soon
the
campaign
is
over
I
think
people
are
tired
of
a
high
highway
�
way
program
designed
to
get
votes
Mr
Berger
said
earlier
In
Creston
that
the
government
Is
violating
its
own
Human
Rights
Act
After
seeing
large
newspa
newspaper
�
per
advertisements
inserted
by
the
new
BC
Human
Rights
Commission
saying
It
is
illegal
to
discriminate
on
the
basis
of
race
religion
color
nationality
because
of
age
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Bennett
offers
key
cabinet
job
All
candidates
return
to
city
By
Bob
Grovet
Citizen
Staff
Reporter
Campaign
workers
for
both
Ray
Wllllston
the
Social
Credit
Incumbent
in
Fort
George
and
Jack
Whittaker
the
New
Demo
Democratic
�
cratic
Party
challenger
con
continued
�
tinued
their
canvass
of
the
riding
today
with
the
Aug
27
provincial
election
only
eight
days
away
Wllllston
workers
began
their
canvass
Monday
and
talked
to
1326
voters
said
assistant
cam
campaign
�
paign
manager
Jeff
Granger
Canvassers
for
Jack
Whitta
Whittaker
�
ker
were
concentrating
on
the
Central
area
of
Prince
George
to
today
�
day
said
his
campaign
manager
Gordon
Schnepf
Schnepf
said
the
area
bordered
by
Second
and
Fifteenth
Aves
and
by
Alward
and
Central
Streets
has
always
been
an
NDP
strong
stronghold
�
hold
Both
campaign
workers
were
pleased
to
note
a
decline
In
elec
election
�
tion
sign
vandalism
that
last
week
saw
some
300
Willlston
posters
ripped
down
and
several
NDI
signs
defaced
Granger
and
Schnepf
pledged
a
clean
campaign
and
stated
em
emphatically
�
phatically
that
none
of
the
mis
mischief
�
chief
took
place
with
their
authorization
Whittaker
returned
to
Prince
George
late
Monday
evening
after
spending
the
day
knocking
on
doors
in
Valemount
He
can
canvassed
�
vassed
in
McBrlde
on
Sunday
arid
according
to
Schnepf
met
with
a
good
response
in
both
centres
Wllllston
was
In
Quesnel
on
Monday
afternoon
speaking
on
behalf
of
Cariboo
Social
Credit
candidate
Alex
Fraser
and
today
he
is
aiding
Fraser
in
100
Mile
House
WlUiston
wiU
be
In
his
home
riding
from
Wednesday
until
election
day
Meanwhile
the
campaign
ol
Fort
George
Liberal
contender
Tex
Enemark
gets
off
to
a
late
start
tonight
with
the
erection
of
Enemark
signs
scheduled
throughout
the
city
Enemark
was
nominated
a
day
before
the
Aug
13
deadline
and
has
only
been
in
the
ridingbrief
ly
since
that
time
His
campaign
manager
Allan
Bate
said
the
party
will
concen
concentrate
�
trate
on
radio
television
and
newspaper
advertising
and
will
not
conduct
a
door-to-door
can
canvass
�
vass
due
to
the
shortage
of
time
before
the
Aug
27
election
Enemark
Is
scheduled
to
ar
arrive
�
rive
In
Prince
George
on
Thurs
Thursday
�
day
from
Vancouver
and
be
In
the
riding
until
election
day
He
will
participate
in
the
all-candidates
meetings
here
on
Aug
25
Bennett
asks
un
income
tax
KELOWNA
BC
CP
Pre
mler
W
A
C
Bennett
Monday
said
he
would
ask
the
next
British
Columbia
legislature
to
set
up
a
royal
commission
to
study
the
costs
of
Implementing
a
national
negative
income
tax
scheme
This
is
the
new
basic
reform
we
must
have
in
Canada
he
said
during
a
taping
session
for
a
campaign
commercial
in
this
Okanagan
Valley
city
for
the
Aug
27
provincial
election
He
said
the
negative
tax
so
called
because
It
would
seek
to
guarantee
everyone
a
basic
in
come
by
paying
out
money
to
those
earning
less
than
a
set
amount
could
not
take
effect
In
BC
alone
Everyone
would
flock
to
BC
and
we
are
already
grow
growing
�
ing
twice
as
fast
as
the
rest
of
Canada
But
it
must
come
In
Canada
and
BC
is
going
to
accept
the
responsibility
for
gathering
the
facts
He
said
the
royal
commission
would
be
made
up
of
social
scientists
and
would
study
ex
existing
�
isting
proposals
for
the
nega
negative
�
tive
tax
which
would
replace
existing
welfare
programs
The
commissions
report
would
form
the
basis
to
a
BC
government
presentation
to
a
future
federal
-
provincial
con
ference
Mr
Bennett
said
The
commission
would
prob
ably
be
made
up
of
three
mem
bers
but
Mr
Bennett
did
not
mention
any
names
Meatcutters
fo
exfend
pickets
VANCOUVER
CP
-
The
Amalgamated
Meatcutters
Un
Union
�
ion
said
Monday
It
will
expand
picketing
Wednesday
In
a
con
tlnulng
wage
dispute
with
Vancouver-area
supermarkets
A
union
spokesman
said
Mai
kins
Ltd
a
wholesale
food
out
outlet
�
let
would
be
picketed
along
with
stores
of
the
Shop
Easy
and
Food
Fair
Chains
and
two
High
Low
food
stores
The
meatcutters
now
are
picketing
Super
Valu
stores
and
five
stores
of
the
Lodom
chain
They
are
asking
a
1
hourly
wage
increase
In
one
year
and
a
four
day
36
hour
week
Instead
of
40
hours
Journeymans
rate
was
380
hourly
Meanwhile
striking
oil
work
ers
met
Monday
with
represen
representatives
�
tatives
of
Imperial
Shell
and
Home
in
separate
sessions
to
define
Issues
in
their
three
month
strike
The
oil
workers
seek
a
1
hourly
wage
Increase
Despite
mayors
objection
The
old
fort
will
rock
Mayor
Garvin
Dezell
knock
knocked
�
ed
the
rock
but
city
council
voted
Monday
for
a
rock
and
roll
festival
The
stockade
walls
of
the
reconstructed
fort
in
Fort
George
Park
will
now
shake
to
the
noise
of
the
rock
fes
festival
�
tival
Sunday
Auj
31
The
mayor
mide
It
clear
he
wanted
to
be
recorded
as
op
opposed
�
posed
to
permitting
Jim
Roberts
of
Prince
George
to
feature
e
lght
bands
from
Van
Vancouver
�
couver
two
from
Prince
George
and
one
fromWilllams
Lake
in
the
4
pm
to
12
pm
event
I
still
have
respect
for
law
and
order
In
Prince
George
these
requests
have
a
gruesomo
history
through
out
the
country
said
Mayor
Dezell
speaking
against
amo
amotion
�
tion
by
Aid
Carrie
JaneGray
seconded
by
Aid
Jack
Hein
rlch
approving
the
applica
application
�
tion
Roberts
who
organized
the
Ogopogo
rock
festival
In
Kelowna
Aug
8
and
9
said
he
had
arranged
for
20
security
men
to
be
on
hand
There
will
also
be
18
port
portable
�
able
restrooms
placed
within
the
stockade
for
the
conven
convenience
�
ience
of
the
1000
to
1500
all
local
persons
he
esti
estimated
�
mated
will
attend
Roberts
plans
to
charge
3
membership
for
the
Sun
Sunday
�
day
function
He
attempted
to
placate
fears
the
sound
might
prevent
children
from
enjoying
an
afternoon
nap
by
saying
experiments
had
been
carried
out
which
had
con
convinced
�
vinced
him
there
will
be
no
problem
In
any
case
comment
commented
�
ed
Aid
Gray
there
has
been
lots
of
entertainment
presented
there
over
the
years
and
all
the
noise
has
gone
rolling
around
the
Mil
Millar
�
lar
Addition
I
have
not
heard
anyone
object
City
comptroller
Chester
Jeffery
commented
that
coun
council
�
cil
would
most
likely
be
re
required
�
quired
to
intervene
If
per
persons
�
sons
from
outside
the
city
attempted
to
spend
the
night
in
the
park