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Vol
13
No
178
Its
time
to
relax
with
HIGH
LIFE
City
elections
28
Pages
Why
not
run
Mayor
asks
By
Duncan
Camming
Citizen
Staff
Reporter
Eligible
resident
electors
only
have
until
the
end
of
this
month
to
get
on
the
voters
list
for
the
municipal
election
but
with
the
deadline
for
aldermanic
nomi
nominations
�
nations
as
far
away
as
Nov
24
competitors
are
not
yet
under
starters
orders
Four
seats
are
up
for
grabs
Dec
6
including
the
mayors
but
the
incumbents
claim
to
have
given
the
elections
little
thought
Mayor
Garvin
Dezell
Is
the
longest
serving
member
with
15
years
to
his
credit
14
as
mayor
over
a
21
year
period
Give
me
one
good
reasonwtiy
I
should
not
run
he
conrnented
Thursday
For
six
years
I
did
not
run
because
of
business
af
affairs
�
fairs
but
I
have
never
been
de
defeated
�
feated
Ill
wait
and
see
who
runs
A
Prince
George
hotel
owner
agreed
today
there
is
a
problem
of
excessive
drunkenness
in
the
citys
downtown
core
and
that
the
problem
needs
greater
control
There
is
no
easy
solution
to-
the
problem
however
said
Bill
Mlntenko
owner
of
the
Canada
Hotel
Mlntenko
whose
hotel
is
lo
located
�
cated
a
block
off
the
citys
main
downtown
street
Third
Ave
was
commenting
on
criticisms
levelled
at
hotel
beer
parlors
by
clothier
Barry
Phillips
in
Thursdays
Citizen
Our
main
shopping
street
is
no
place
for
skidroad
hotels
Phillips
was
quoted
as
saying
after
he
had
watched
a
manbeing
ejected
from
a
downtown
beer
parlor
Ill
tell
you
I
cant
see
why
the
situation
isnt
looked
after
better
than
it
is
said
Mintenko
Theres
got
to
be
a
little
more
grip
on
the
situation
he
said
adding
that
the
city
liquor
authorities
the
police
all
need
to
be
called
in
to
fornulate
a
plan
of
action
The
problem
stems
mainly
from
habitual
drinkers
often
of
Pilon
remanded
Pierre
Pilon
23
charged
with
the
non
capital
murder
of
fellow
Canadian
National
Rail
Railways
�
ways
worker
Clifford
Douglas
Edwards
20
has
been
re
reminded
�
minded
to
Monday
at
930
am
when
a
preliminary
hearing
date
is
to
be
set
Lawer
Allan
Bate
will
de
defend
�
fend
Pilon
and
Les
F
Cash
man
has
been
appointed
pros
prosecutor
�
ecutor
for
the
crown
Pilon
appeared
before
dis
district
�
trict
provincial
judge
J
Harold
Kenney
for
the
second
time
today
in
custody
He
was
charged
after
a
shooting
incident
at
Canadian
National
Railwajs
section
camp
bunknouse
at
Isle
Pierre
35
miles
west
of
here
Sept
4
against
me
before
miking
a
final
decision
my
first
Interest
is
the
citys
welfare
Aid
Lome
McCulsh
Is
up
for
re
election
after
serving
a
one
year
term
caused
by
the
resig
resignation
�
nation
of
Aid
John
Powers
Im
very
definitely
mining
again
he
said
today
It
takes
most
of
the
year
to
find
your
way
around
It
would
really
shake
me
up
If
I
could
not
carry
on
Aid
Hilllard
Clares
seat
is
also
up
for
grabs
I
have
not
made
up
my
mind
what
I
am
going
to
do
but
at
present
you
can
take
it
that
I
am
running
again
he
said
Aid
Clare
has
served
for
10
years
The
fourth
seat
to
be
contested
this
year
has
been
occupied
for
four
jears
by
Aid
Elrov
Garden
No
comment
at
this
time
was
all
he
would
say
Controls
needed
hotelman
says
By
Bob
Groves
Citizen
Staff
Reporter
wine
who
frequent
the
downtown
area
said
Mintenko
In
agreement
with
Ernie
Ar-
senault
president
of
the
Prince
George
Hotel
Owners
Associa
Association
�
tion
He
said
a
lot
of
the
criti
criticism
�
cism
of
downtown
hotels
is
un
unfair
�
fair
Winos
often
attempt
to
pat
patronize
�
ronize
a
few
of
the
hotels
and
most
managers
remove
them
after
refusing
them
service
said
Arsenault
Storeowners
In
the
downtown
area
are
faced
with
the
problem
as
much
as
the
hotels
said
Ar
Arsenault
senault
Clothier
Phillips
was
also
cri
tical
of
the
Liquor
Control
Board
for
Its
allegedly
lax
policing
of
liquor
outlets
TheLCB
inspector
here
BE
Munkley
could
not
be
reached
for
comment
Manager
of
the
hotel
from
which
Phillips
saw
a
man
ejected
would
make
no
comment
to
The
Citizen
apart
from
saying
I
dont
think
the
LCB
Is
failing
In
its
job
Theyve
got
their
prob
problems
lems
and
so
have
we
Were
doing
our
best
to
come
up
with
a
solution
Referring
to
the
chronic
drink
ers
Mlntenko
said
when
these
fellows
come
in
I
dont
serve
them
Ill
either
call
the
law
or
push
sort
of
carry
them
and
drop
them
outside
the
door
and
let
them
go
I
wouldnt
accept
any
rubby-
dub
off
the
streets
or
any
guy
that
wants
to
raise
some
trou
trouble
ble
said
Mlntenko
I
imagine
some
of
them
ho
tels
would
cater
to
them
some
people
want
their
little
dimes
and
nickels
pretty
bad
Missing
mans
body
discovered
NORTH
VANCOUVER
CP-
The
body
of
Lloyd
Bruce
War
field
62
of
North
Vancouver
was
found
In
several
feet
of
water
Thursday
near
an
Indus
trial
area
of
the
city
Police
a
The
Prince
George
Horse
W
shoe
Pitching
Clubs
annual
season
closer
is
always
open
to
the
public
invited
to
attend
this
years
final
pitch
at
Fort
George
Park
Sunday
starting
at
10am
The
Clubs
regular
members
will
all
be
on
hand
to
provide
some
pointers
and
mark
up
handicaps
for
the
competiton
Citizen
photographer
Dave
Milne
figured
he
did
him
self
proud
with
yesterdays
page
one
picture
of
the
truck
with
the
111
ft
laminated
beam
loom
lng
out
of
the
swirling
mists
of
autumn
Only
trouble
was
some
someone
�
one
forgot
to
mention
that
it
was
fog
and
not
a
photographic
txxT
boo
with
fogged
film
A
regional
college
should
9
do
regional
studies
Is
how
Dr
David
Drake
figures
it
Dr
Drake
a
master
of
Anthropolo
Anthropology
�
gy
at
the
College
of
New
Cale
Caledonia
�
donia
is
planning
student
field
trips
Into
the
Prince
George
community
to
study
of
all
things
native
tribes
As
an
anthro
taken
with
less
than
100
worth
of
astronomy
equipment
a
small
telescope
dock
calendar
charts
and
an
angle
measuring
device
Language
and
the
arts
of
communicating
will
be
dis
cussed
when
about
80
teachers
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of
the
sexes
has
its
place
but
when
its
raining
hard
and
its
your
first
day
as
a
parking
meter
attendant
some
things
are
best
forgotten
The
citys
new
meter
maid
Lois
Gustafsan
found
chamber
of
commerce
president
Alex
MacGregor
ready
to
c
ome
to
her
rescue
today
It
wasnt
MacGregors
car
Two
grfs
fry
fob
Motorists
cant
cuss
meter
mans
a
maid
Mid
motorists
cant
use
four
letter
words
in
future
because
the
meter
mans
a
miid
The
meter
man
has
really
been
two
misses
so
far
be
al
Hockey
League
requirements
to
elevate
the
club
currently
In
Man
fined
for
loaded
gun
in
car
A
29-jear-old
Prince
George
man
was
fined
100
or
20
days
and
had
an
expensive
gun
con
confiscated
�
fiscated
when
he
appeared
in
and
a
panel
of
experts
and
laymen
district
court
charged
with
meet
tonight
at
030
at
Vanter
Hall
The
lay
part
of
the
panel
will
Include
-
Gait
Wilson
school
trustee
Carl
Bristow
manager
of
Canada
Manpower
Grant
Hepburn
chief
project
en
engineer
�
gineer
at
the
PG
pulp
mill
and
former
Prince
George
student
Nell
Baxter
Aid
Harry
Loder
a
direc
director
�
tor
of
the
Pacific
North
west
Trade
Association
set
off
for
the
Vukon
this
morning
to
encourage
the
northern
terri
territory
�
tory
to
be
more
active
In
the
association
Loder
said
that
be
before
�
fore
he
returns
to
Prince
George
at
the
weekend
he
will
be
speak
speaking
�
ing
with
the
mayor
and
chamber
pologlst
he
will
be
interested
of
commerce
at
Whltehorse
and
In
nat
ve
art
work
totem
poles
wui
mei
wunme
iukuh
iern-
carrying
a
loaded
firearm
in
a
car
The
charge
arose
when
the
ac
cused
Larry
Elwood
Voldeng
of
RR
4
was
checked
by
a
Fish
and
Wildlife
officer
about
15
miles
west
of
Prince
George
Sept
11
It
has
been
Fish
and
Wildlife
policy
for
a
few
years
to
le
quest
the
Crown
confiscate
a
firearm
for
safety
reasons
The
Crown
in
this
case
seized
the
gun
a
200
semi
automatic
12
gauge
shotgun
with
a
poll
1
choke
District
Judge
JH
Kenney
told
the
accused
that
the
penalty
he
received
was
light
in
com
comparison
�
parison
with
the
consequences
which
could
have
resulted
had
the
gun
gone
off
in
the
car
The
charge
was
unlawfully
buildings
and
that
sort
of
thing
torles
Commission
The
Yukon
having
In
his
possession
In
a
There
will
also
be
studies
made
I
Is
the
only
Pacific
Northwest
I
motor
vehicle
a
firearm
con
of
the
sun
moon
stars
and
pther
area
which
Is
not
represented
talnlng
live
ammunition
The
heavenly
bodies
Dr
Drake
by
the
association
which
pro-
crown
seized
the
shotgun
anc
said
these
will
all
be
under
motes
trade
three
shells
cause
the
girls
are
finding
the
job
sore
on
the
feet
and
a
little
bit
lonely
The
citys
first
meter
maid
21-
ear
old
Linda
Bitz
ven-
McMahon
raps
NHL
entry
fee
VANCOUVER
CP
-
Van
couver
Canucks
Thursdaj
were
said
Warfleld
reported
missing
determined
to
meet
stiff
Nation
Wednesday
was
seen
in
the
area
of
Terminal
Elevators
Ltd
earlier
this
week
the
Western
Hockey
League
to
NHL
status
But
one
minority
shareholder
threatened
to
sell
If
the
club
met
conditions
spelled
out
in
Montreal
where
NHL
governors
outlined
plans
to
expand
the
12
team
NHL
to
a
14
team
circuit
Cyrus
McLean
president
of
the
Canucks
whose
application
was
accepted
by
the
NHL
In
June
19C8
said
We
will
do
everything
possible
to
comply
with
the
NIlLs
terms
Imcer
tain
our
group
can
do
It
If
any
one
can
City
Industrialist
Frank
Mc
Mahon
a
Canucks
minority
shareholder
who
presented
Van
Vancouvers
�
couvers
successful
application
in
1968
said
he
wants
no
part
of
a
C000000
price
tag
I
told
them
I
wouldnt
be
In
terested
at
that
price
Mc
Mahon
said
Nobody
In
that
outfit
the
Canucks
knows
where
they
can
find
that
kind
of
money
Television
revenues
are
being
overrated
The
Eastern
clubs
Toronto
Maple
Leafs
and
Montreal
Canadlens
arent
going
to
split
their
Canadian
TV
revenues
Two
years
from
now
joull
be
able
to
buy
almost
any
ex
panslon
club
you
want
to
for
less
St
Louis
is
the
only
expan
slon
club
operating
In
the
black
McLean
retorted
I
was
afraid
he
McMahon
might
say
something
like
that
but
nev
ertheless
we
have
to
go
ahead
I
think
Frank
may
reconsid
reconsider
er
I
hope
he
does
tured
onto
city
streets
this
week
and
Thursday
issued
her
first
ticket
as
a
solo
violator
vigil
vigilante
�
ante
Linda
swopped
an
indoor
Job
at
city
hall
for
the
meter
patrol
and
beat
24
other
wompn
to
the
job
But
the
hard
streets
beat
Linda
and
she
surrendered
the
Job
after
two
days
to
Lois
Gustafson
28
who
is
married
with
three
chil
children
�
dren
Lois
was
out
In
todays
driz
drizzle
�
zle
giving
the
job
a
try
and
thats
the
only
way
to
find
out
If
you
can
stand
it
parking
meter
supervisor
Rhyss
Thomas
said
today
The
streets
miy
be
crowded
but
its
a
lonely
Job
and
youre
not
the
most
popular
person
in
town
Applications
were
received
from
11
men
as
well
as
the
24
female
hopefuls
The
womens
ages
ranged
from
17
to
47
The
girls
have
ventured
out
In
the
blazers
worn
by
clerks
and
typists
at
city
hall
but
the
city
does
not
have
a
suitable
hat
So
the
meter
maid
and
the
three
meter
men
have
been
doing
some
window
shopping
while
pacing
round
the
town
United
appeal
to
name
slate
Election
of
permanent
officers
for
the
Prince
George
and
Dis
District
�
trict
United
Appeal
will
be
held
at
an
appeal
board
meeting
Monday
evening
An
interim
officer
who
did
not
want
his
name
used
said
the
po
positions
�
sitions
of
president
first
vlce
piesident
and
treasurer
will
be
up
for
vote
A
campaign
director
Is
also
expected
to
be
named
at
the
meeting
and
it
is
hoped
to
an
announce
�
nounce
the
date
for
start
of
the
fund
drive
and
the
campaign
objective
The
campaign
will
likely
start
in
late
October
to
coincide
with
the
national
United
Appeal
Phone
562
2441
By
Greg
Mclntyre
Citizen
Staff
Reporter
A
fight
between
a
city
RCMP
constable
and
a
212
pound
Prince
George
truckdriver
which
resulted
in
charges
of
assaulting
a
police
officer
and
resisting
arrest
was
related
in
city
court
Ttiursday
Judge
George
Stewart
after
hearing
three
hours
of
testi
testimony
�
mony
found
the
driver
not
guilty
because
of
reasonable
doubt
of
validity
of
evidence
Charged
and
then
acquitted
was
Edward
Richard
Cyr
33
of
Prince
George
wno
told
the
court
he
was
involved
In
a
fight
with
Const
Donald
Ar
Arthur
�
thur
Chadney
about
1130
pm
Aug
8
Cyr
was
driving
along
First
Avenue
with
his
wife
when
Chadney
pulled
him
over
Breathalyser
record
set
by
driver
Prince
George
may
have
a
new
breathaliser
reading
record
A
breathaliser
reading
of
34
was
introduced
in
court
Tues
Tuesday
�
day
when
Albert
Motluk
was
charged
with
Impaired
driving
The
charge
followedatwo
car
accident
at
15th
and
Victoria
A
08
or
1
reading
on
the
breathalyser
is
normally
con
considered
�
sidered
evidence
of
impairment
Juije
GOStewart
commented
on
the
34
reading
I
believe
that
beats
the
old
record
Judge
Stewart
remark
remarked
�
ed
Its
pretty
close
prose
prosecutor
�
cutor
Ross
Simpson
replied
Motiuk
told
the
court
he
and
his
wife
and
several
children
had
just
come
to
Prince
George
from
Alberta
and
did
not
have
much
money
He
was
fined
50
or
14
days
after
pleading
guilty
and
after
Inspecting
his
dri
drivers
�
vers
licence
presented
Cyr
with
a
warrant
for
his
arrest
Chadney
said
the
warrant
had
been
issued
a
few
days
earlier
when
Cyr
failed
to
pay
a
traffic
fine
Cyr
said
he
told
the
police
policeman
�
man
he
would
go
down
to
the
police
station
If
he
could
first
make
arrangements
to
get
his
wife
home
Cyr
told
the
court
his
wife
came
out
of
the
hospital
three
days
previous
and
did
not
have
a
drivers
licence
to
take
her
husbands
truck
home
Punch
in
mouth
Chadney
said
he
offered
to
call
a
taxi
for
Mrs
Cyr
The
accused
said
the
police
policeman
�
man
did
not
offer
to
call
a
cab
for
his
wife
Const
Chadney
said
Cyr
stepped
out
of
the
truck
and
punched
him
in
the
mouth
Cyr
said
Chadney
hit
him
three
times
while
he
was
sit
sitting
�
ting
in
the
truck
The
fight
stopped
wnen
a
service
station
attendant
Robert
F
Nikkei
who
knew
both
men
stepped
in
and
told
Cyr
he
would
see
to
it
his
wife
got
home
Nikkei
said
that
while
Cyr
was
sitting
in
the
back
of
the
police
car
and
Const
Chadney
was
searching
for
his
wed
wedding
�
ding
ring
lost
In
the
scuffle
four
police
cars
drove
up
One
officer
kicked
the
ac
accused
�
cused
when
he
was
lying
on
the
ground
Nikkei
said
and
Cyrs
face
was
pushed
intothe
side
of
a
police
car
In
dismissing
the
assaulting
a
police
officer
and
resisting
arrest
charges
against
Cyr
the
judge
said
Cyrs
and
Chad
neys
testimony
were
incon
inconsistent
�
sistent
with
each
other
I
dont
know
what
to
do
about
conflicting
evidence
and
when
Im
in
that
position
I
know
what
to
do
I
find
you
not
guilty
on
both
counts
said
the
judge
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permits
Foreign
workers
quit
PGE
jobs
MARS
ATMOSPHERE
CARBON
DIOXIDE
WASHINGTON
AP
Measurements
taken
by
Mariner
6
and
Mariner
7
spacecraft
when
they
sailed
past
Mars
last
summer
indicated
the
planet
has
a
thin
atmosphere
consisting
almost
entirely
of
carbon
dioxide
project
scientists
reported
Thursday
The
data
obtained
from
a
distance
of
about
2000
miles
from
Mars
and
sent
back
more
than
60000000
miles
to
earth
indicated
also
that
the
surface
is
arid
and
cold
close
to
200
degrees
below
zero
in
some
areas
at
night
and
about
75
degrees
above
zero
at
noon
Police
trucker
fight
Judge
dismisses
assault
charge
By
Ted
Beaudoin
Citizen
Staff
Reporter
Thirty
men
all
believed
to
be
in
Canada
on
visitors
per
permits
�
mits
are
reported
to
have
quit
their
Jobs
with
Pacific
Great
Eastern
Railway
following
this
weeks
arrest
of
17
Europeans
on
charges
of
working
in
Canada
without
a
permit
Art
Deppford
regional
PGE
manager
was
asked
toconfirm
or
deny
these
reports
but
was
tied
up
all
morning
in
a
meet
meeting
�
ing
with
other
PGE
officials
and
United
Transportation
Union
re
presentatives
Official
sources
have
reported
that
the
men
most
of
them
sec
section
�
tion
mnn
at
scattered
localities
throughout
Northern
BC
re
received
�
ceived
word
through
the
elec
electronic
�
tronic
grapevine
that
they
too
might
be
subject
to
arrest
if
they
didnt
vanish
quickly
It
was
learned
this
morning
that
the
majority
of
the
men
ar
arrested
�
rested
this
week
14
from
Poi
tugal
and
three
from
Greece
were
employees
of
the
Pacific
Great
Eastern
Railway
The
men
were
rounded
up
ear
lier
this
week
by
special
Cana
dian
Immgration
and
RCMP
in
investigation
�
vestigation
squads
who
learned
they
had
been
working
in
Canada
some
of
them
since
19C5
on
visitors
permits
A
visitor
to
Canada
cannot
work
with
a
visitors
permit
It
is
also
believed
that
two
of
the
17
men
were
sailors
who
for
one
reason
or
another
had
jumped
a
ship
at
some
Canadian
port
and
found
their
way
into
British
Columbia
Investigations
undertaken
by
The
Citizen
this
morning
reveal
ed
that
the
PGE
is
exempt
ft
om
the
BC
Minimum
Wage
orders
a
situation
which
UTU
repre
representatives
�
sentatives
are
trying
to
change
but
it
Is
not
known
how
much
those
17
men
nor
the
30
others
reported
to
have
quit
were
earning
An
Immigration
official
in
Vancouver
said
that
two
of
the
17
arrested
men
all
of
them
are
being
detailed
at
Oakalla
Prison
Tarm
in
Burnaby
are
now
being
reviewed
by
a
spe
special
�
cial
enquiry
board
to
determine
the
legality
of
their
stay
in
Can
Canada
�
ada
We
hope
to
have
all
these
mens
cases
processed
by
Wed
Wednesday
�
nesday
and
well
advise
you
of
their
disposition
said
the
Immigration
official
Man
guilty
in
shooting
VANCOUVER
CP
-
A
Su
preme
Court
jury
Thursday
found
John
Leslie
Owens
guilty
of
shooting
with
intent
in
the
Oct
28
1967
wounding
of
Will
William
�
iam
Smith
Chief
Justice
J
O
Wilson
remanded
Owens
to
to
day
for
sentencing
Smith
wis
hit
by
three
22
caltbre
bullets
In
the
side
and
back
Smith
told
the
court
he
was
providing
the
RCMP
with
Information
on
drug
traffickers
prior
to
the
Incident
City
not
cheap
but
Local
area
subsidized
by
Red
Cross
grants
Its
not
that
Colin
Evans
thinks
that
Prince
George
re
residents
�
sidents
are
cheap
buhe
would
like
to
see
us
give
more
sup
support
�
port
to
the
Red
Cross
The
Red
Cross
has
spent
far
more
myney
here
in
re
recent
�
cent
years
than
it
has
re
received
�
ceived
in
donations
said
Ev
Evans
�
ans
on
Thursday
while
on
a
visit
here
from
BC
-Yukon
Division
headquarters
In
Vancouver
Evans
is
assistant
commis
commissioner
�
sioner
for
the
division
In
19C8
Red
Cross
spent
16317
in
Prince
George
Its
receipts
here
for
the
samo
year
Little
more
than
nothing
according
to
Evans
Were
quite
concerned
with
the
lack
of
financial
sup
support
�
port
from
Prince
George
in
the
last
several
years
S3ld
Ev
Evans
�
ans
We
think
a
community
of
this
size
can
do
better
Evans
said
cities
HkeKam
loops
Kelowna
and
Trail
an
annually
�
nually
contribute
In
the
neigh
neighborhood
�
borhood
of
14000
each
Prince
George
benefits
from
money
collected
in
these
more
responsive
cities
said
Evans
About
12000
of
the
funds
channelled
here
In
1968
was
spent
on
supplying
the
local
hospital
with
blood
More
than
2000
went
intothe
Red
Cross
water
safety
program
and
a
total
of
nearly
2000
went
to
eight
burned
out
families
dur
during
�
ing
the
year
The
Red
Cross
also
main
maintains
�
tains
a
part
time
office
in
the
Northern
Interior
Health
Unit
The
organization
has
had
its
own
fund
raising
campaign
here
in
the
past
but
is
not
con
conducting
�
ducting
one
in
anticipation
of
the
planned
Prince
George
United
Appeal
Red
Cross
campaigns
col
collected
�
lected
5000
In
1966
but
only
2000
the
following
j
ear
Evans
said
the
organiza
organization
�
tion
wants
to
participate
in
the
United
Appeal
but
won
wondered
�
dered
Thuisday
whether
the
drive
would
get
off
the
ground
He
had
doubts
it
wouldbe
con
conducted
�
ducted
after
talks
with
Red
Cross
officials
here
Nevertheless
the
organiza
organization
�
tion
will
hold
its
second
blood
donor
clinic
here
this
year
next
Monday
Tuesday
and
Wednesday
The
clinic
will
be
held
in
the
Simon
Fraser
Hotel
ball
ballroom
�
room
from
130
to
430
pm
and
from
630
to
9
pm
each
day
Goal
for
the
three
da
clin
clinic
�
ic
Is
1500
pints
of
blood