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fights
outbreak
A
red
measles
vaccination
clinic
held
Friday
afternoon
I
at
the
Northern
Interior
Health
Unit
on
Sixth
Ave
met
with
an
excellent
response
said
Dr
John
Garry
NIHU
director
A
total
of
920
children
receiv
received
�
ed
injections
of
the
measles
vaccine
during
the
six
hour
clinic
Another
clinic
will
be
held
next
Friday
afternoon
at
the
unit
said
Dr
Carry
The
disease
has
been
wide
widespread
�
spread
among
children
here
for
Birds
crash
jetliner
SYDNEY
Australia
Reuters
A
Pan
American
world
Air
ways
jetliner
crashed
on
takeoff
here
today
injuring
two
of
its
123
passengers
None
of
the
crew
of
11
was
hurt
Barry
Mathleson
Pan
Ameri
can
public
relations
officer
said
the
Boeing
707
plane
bound
for
New
York
via
Honolulu
Flight
812
had
run
Into
a
flock
of
birds
during
the
takeoff
causing
a
loss
of
power
in
two
engines
The
pilot
Capt
Wayne
Poul
sen
of
California
decided
to
abort
the
takeoff
and
put
the
en
gines
into
reverse
Mathleson
said
the
plane
overshot
the
runway
by
about
200
feet
and
plowed
into
an
area
of
gravel
and
mud
which
ripped
away
the
undercarriage
The
plane
came
to
rest
on
its
nose
a
Football
fans
have
a
special
today
action
and
dressing
room
pictures
from
the
Canadian
Football
Leagues
Grey
Cup
final
In
Montreal
Sunday
See
pages
S
11
and
13
Obtaining
the
pic
pictures
�
tures
was
almost
as
complicat
complicated
�
ed
as
defending
against
a
Russ
Jackson
pass
The
photos
were
relayed
by
wlrephoto
from
Mon
Montreal
�
treal
to
the
Vancouver
Province
a
sister
publication
of
The
Citl
i
zen
Plans
to
have
them
flown
toi
Prince
George
from
Vancouver
had
to
be
cancelled
when
fog
prevented
flights
from
taking
off
at
Vancouver
International
Air-
port
The
pictures
were
rushed
to
Abbotsford
from
Vancouver
and1
then
flown
to
Prince
George
A
taxi
ferried
them
to
The
Ci
Citizen
�
tizen
newsroom
last
night
The
Christmas
pageant
was
tastefully
set
on
the
lawn
of
a
Highland
Park
home
with
three1
floodlights
illuminating
the
figures
Now
the
floodlights
are
gone
Yesterday
members
of
the
boob
brigade
snatched
the
lamps
and
then
sped
off
on
their
merry
the
past
several
weeks
Dr
Carry
said
red
measles
i
tend
to
recur
every
autumn
and
Is
now
at
a
peak
in
the
city
No
figures
as
to
Its
Incidence
are
kept
but
Dr
Carry
said
most
doctors
report
treating
cases
of
the
disease
Red
measles
tend
to
be
more
uncomfortable
than
German
mea
measles
�
sles
said
the
doctor
Red
measles
Is
characterized
by
watery
sore
eyes
Initially
then
coughing
spells
and
then
a
red
skin
rash
Persons
with
the
disease
can
feel
pretty
lousy
said
Dr
Garry
Children
are
given
a
small
dose
of
live
vaccine
which
builds
up
their
antibodies
and
hence
im
immunity
�
munity
to
the
disease
The
vac
vaccine
�
cine
is
known
commercially
as
Llrugen
Dr
Garry
says
hepatitis
an
another
�
other
infectious
disease
has
shown
a
higher
incidence
in
the
NIHU
this
year
over
the
year
before
A
total
of
420
cases
have
been
recorded
for
the
first
10
months
of
this
year
compared
with
215
for
the
same
period
In
19C8
There
were
18
cases
reported
in
October
down
from
-17
in
September
Chronic
care
hospital
urged
CIIILLIWACK
CP
The
pro
vinclal
government
should
re
open
Coqualeetza
Hospital
at
nearby
Sardls
as
a
chronic
hos
pltal
and
home
for
the
aged
NDP
House
Leader
Dave
Bar
rett
told
a
party
meeting
In
this
Fraser
Valley
community
SaU
urday
moronic
way
leaving
a
wheel
rut
on
the
lawn
and
a
trace
of
rub
rubber
�
ber
on
the
pavement
The
owner
had
this
to
say
We
put
up
that
display
for
the
children
Were
fed
up
with
this
town
You
have
to
nail
everything
down1
a
Our
weather
even
has
Mo-
ther
Nature
confused
A
truck
drlver-about-town
brought
in
a
handful
of
pussywillows
found
behind
Pats
News
Somebodys
calendar
Is
either
ahead
or
be
hlns
the
times
The
Dec
6
municipal
elec
election
�
tion
Is
being
heralded
by
a
deathly
hush
In
an
effort
to
liven
up
the
campaigning
aldermanlc
candidate
Steve
Slater
headed
a
12
car
streamer
and
balloon
decorated
loudspeaker
-
equip
equipped
�
ped
horn
-blowing
cavalcade
around
town
Saturday
Civic
Centre
rules
caused
the
beer
and
wine
festival
Saturday
to
close
at
1
am
In
Instead
�
stead
of
the
planned
2
am
Sorry
says
the
Winter
Carnival
Society
but
thanks
to
the
450
persons
who
supported
the
function
The
Citizen
Forecast
Sunny
PL
S
III
ARMS
H
LIMITATION
J
TALKS
Six
hurt
in
three
accidents
Six
persons
were
taken
to
hos
hospital
�
pital
after
two
of
three
traffic
accidents
in
the
city
Sunday
Gerard
McKenzle
17
of
Fif
Fifteenth
�
teenth
Avenue
and
James
Qulnn
16
of
Queensway
Street
were
the
drivers
of
cars
which
col
collided
�
lided
at
Tenth
and
JohnsonStreet
at
150
am
Sunday
Quinn
is
still
In
hospital
today
In
satisfactory
condition
McKenzle
and
a
passenger
In
his
vehicle
Peter
Blhuin
17
were
treated
and
released
A
third
passenger
in
the
vehicle
Robert
Brown
1C
is
in
hospital
today
with
chest
and
back
injur
injuries
�
ies
He
is
in
fair
condition
a
hospital
spokesman
said
There
was
about
2000
dam
damage
�
age
In
the
mishap
and
charges
are
contemplated
police
said
The
drivers
of
cars
involved
in
an
accident
on
Fourth
Avenue
at
240
am
Sunday
were
both
treat
treated
�
ed
at
hospital
and
released
They
are
Calvin
Nelson
28
of
FreemanStreet
and
Zane
John
Johnson
�
son
1C
of
Kenwood
Street
Total
damage
in
the
crash
was
about
800
arid
charges
are
con
contemplated
�
templated
police
said
today
In
the
third
accident
Sunday
there
were
no
injuries
Police
said
a
car
struck
a
parked
car
at
Tenth
and
Irwin
Street
resulting
in
a
chain
re
reaction
�
action
with
two
other
parked
cars
Total
damage
In
the
445
pm
mishap
was
about
3900
Charges
are
also
contemplated
The
driver
of
the
vehicle
was
David
McCracken
32
of
Johnson
Street
Dirty
renters
face
charges
VANCOUVER
CP
-
City
council
will
consider
a
proposed
bylaw
amendment
Tuesday
which
will
make
anyone
renting
premises
which
are
not
In
a
clean
and
wholesome
condition
liable
for
prosecution
by
the
Vancouver
Rental
Accommoda
tlon
Grievance
Board
r
PRINCE
GEORGE
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
MONDAY
DECEMBER
1
1969
To
2i
year
old
Lynn
OReilly
the
cure
felt
wort
than
the
disease
Mother
Marilyn
holds
year
old
Kim
Delorme
as
the
two
youngsters
were
treated
Measles
clinic
during
the
o
Health
Unit
WitXS
ne
day
measle
clinic
held
Friday
at
the
Northern
Interior
Robertson
photo
Hockey
franchise
NEW
YORK
CP
A
meet
meeting
�
ing
to
discuss
applications
from
Vancouver
and
Buffalo
for
ad
mission
to
the
National
Hockey
League
has
been
rescheduled
tor
Tuesday
the
NHL
said
today
The
meeting
was
postponed
because
all
members
of
the
league
board
of
governors
could
not
make
It
to
New
York
today
when
the
meeting
was
originally
scheduled
to
be
held
The
NHL
has
decided
to
ex
pand
to
a
14
team
two
dlvlslon
circuit
for
the
coming
year
with
the
cost
of
a
franchise
set
at
6000000
for
each
of
the
two
new
entries
Santa
beats
trustees
MARBLEHEAD
Mass
AP
A
ban
on
all
religious
refer
discussed
Tuesday
The
Vancouver
application
Is
from
Vancouver
Canucks
of
the
Western
Hockey
League
while
the
Buffalo
bid
has
come
from
a
group
headed
by
the
Knox
brothers
Seymour
and
North
rup
Weather
station
opened
ence
to
Christmas
and
Hanukah
ticular
vaue
to
the
-
a
major
Jewish
holiday-
In
numb6r
of
alr
and
road
travelle
puuiii
stuuuaia3
we
esuuu-
thp
vollnwhonH
ed
after
parents
and
children
picketed
the
home
of
the
school
committee
chairman
and
left
an
Inflatable
Santa
Claus
on
his
lawn
The
program
of
observing
religious
holidays
in
the
Marble
head
public
school
system
will
continue
as
It
has
In
the
past
the
school
committee
said
in
a
statement
Sunday
The
school
department
had
is
sued
a
statement
earlier
say
lng
All
reference
to
the
word
Christmas
will
be
eliminated
In
group
activities
planned
In
all
Marblehead
schools
School
Supt
Aura
W
Coleman
said
the
ban
was
adopted
after
a
conference
with
clergymen
of
all
faiths
in
Ms
coastal
commu
community
�
nity
north
of
Boston
A
five
hour
school
committee
executive
session
Sunday
was
picketed
by
about
50
persons
At
one
point
Chairman
Richard
Farrell
came
outside
to
ask
the
protesters
to
stop
singing
and
blowing
car
horns
In
Its
statement
the
commit
tee
said
it
would
not
prohibit
specific
classroom
activities
but
would
rely
on
the
sensitivi
sensitivity
�
ty
of
teachers
In
attempting
to
eliminate
complaints
of
reli
religious
�
gious
bias
Coleman
said
that
during
the
Christmas
season
last
year
he
received
numerous
com
complaints
�
plaints
from
Jewish
parents
about
their
childrens
participa
participation
�
tion
In
school
holiday
activities
In
a
1963
ruling
former
Attor
neyGeneral
Edward
W
Brooke
now
a
US
senator
said
observ
observances
�
ances
were
permissible
as
long
as
they
were
part
of
the
educa
educational
�
tional
process
and
had
no
specif
specific
�
ic
religious
connotation
Route
l
between
BC
and
Alberta
said
K1U
Harry
regional
DOT
super-
j
lntendent
of
general
weather
ser
services
�
vices
The
station
Is
similar
In
size
and
duties
to
the
Burns
Lake
station
opened
In
1968
the
Alta
Lake
Station
and
the
Ger
j
mansen
Landing
weather
station
Phone
562
2441
By
Greg
Mclntyre
Citizen
Staff
Reporter
A
man
and
his
half
sister
were
sentenced
to
life
impris
imprisonment
�
onment
Friday
for
stabbing
48-year-old
construction
worker
George
Napoleon
Lemleux
to
death
Frank
George
Gagnon
24
and
Patricia
Katherine
Wilson
30
were
sentenced
after
a
supreme
court
trial
Into
the
Sept
13
knife
slaying
of
Lemleux
1
1
stab
wounds
Mr
Justice
Thomas
Dohm
sen
sentenced
�
tenced
the
pair
after
a
12
man
jury
deliberated
for
more
than
nine
hours
into
the
death
of
Le
Lemleux
�
mleux
He
was
found
with
11
stab
wounds
on
the
floor
of
Miss
Wil
Wilsons
�
sons
1320
Eighth
Ave
Island
Cache
residence
Gagnon
and
Wilson
had
been
committed
for
high
court
trial
here
after
a
preliminary
hearing
into
the
charge
of
non
capital
murder
before
District
Court
Judge
JH
Kenney
In
October
Limleux
had
been
working
on
a
highway
construction
projectbe
tween
Quesnel
and
Barkervllle
and
had
come
to
Prince
George
the
weekend
of
his
death
Prosecutor
Les
F
Cashman
leading
evidence
for
the
Crown
during
the
week
long
trial
sub
submitted
�
mitted
Miss
Wilson
and
her
bro
brother
�
ther
killed
Lemleux
with
a
common
purpose
robbery
Evidence
was
presented
that
Gagnon
had
been
drinking
at
the
Island
Cache
most
of
the
day
of
the
stabbing
He
was
arrested
by
police
In
a
taxi
about
16
miles
from
the
Cache
enroute
to
his
mothers
home
at
Willow
River
Knife
matched
wounds
When
arrested
he
was
under
the
Influence
of
alcohol
and
in
possession
of
a
knife
which
matched
the
stab
wounds
In
the
dead
man
Police
found
MlssWllsonatthe
scene
of
the
slaying
RCMP
Const
Donald
Gllespy
testified
she
asked
to
have
a
word
with
him
alone
and
said
I
did
it
officer
Inside
the
cabin
she
indicated
to
another
RCMP
officer
the
stab
stabbing
�
bing
had
been
done
with
a
butcher
knife
When
asked
why
there
was
no
blood
on
the
butcher
knife
she
was
reported
to
have
said
I
BLUE
RIVER
-
A
Prince
washed
it
off
George
firm
begins
operations
Miss
Wilsons
lawyer
Ivar
today
in
the
fourth
weather
sta-
Bruhaug
mentioned
the
alleged
tlon
to
be
opened
In
Northern
confession
in
summing
up
his
BC
in
the
last
four
years
I
case
The
recently
formed
company
He
said
when
questioned
by
the
interior
weather
Services
Ltd
successfully
bid
24000
to
pro
vide
a
three
man
staff
for
the
Department
of
Transport
weath
weather
�
er
station
The
weather
Information
from
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Ptvnr
u111
ho
rt
rv
police
Miss
Wilson
was
upset
A
violent
fight
had
taken
place
Bruhaug
said
drinking
had
been
going
on
all
day
and
evening
and
Miss
Wilson
was
attempting
to
protect
her
brother
Bruhaug
pointed
out
a
doctor
had
testified
that
only
two
of
the
11
stab
wounds
In
the
dead
man
could
have
been
inflicted
by
the
large
butcher
knife
while
all
of
the
wounds
could
conceivably
have
been
done
by
a
smaller
knife
Summing
up
the
evidence
be
before
�
fore
leaving
the
jury
to
Its
de
deliberations
�
liberations
Mr
Justice
Dohm
found
there
was
no
evidence
pre
presented
�
sented
that
the
stabbing
had
been
provoked
by
the
dead
man
Six
in
corridor
beds
WEAR
THAT
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Mlft
105
BRUNSWICK
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MONTH
Sfabbing
charge
Man
sister
get
life
terms
NEW
HIGHS
RECORDED
BY
WEATHER
OFFICE
New
weather
records
were
set
yesterday
when
Prince
George
scored
a
high
for
November
30
the
thermometer
hit
46
degrees
Previous
record
high
was
in
1951
when
the
meicury
reached
44
A
record
high
minimum
of
41
degrees
was
recorded
last
night
previous
high
minimum
was
32
recorded
in
1953
Williams
Like
and
Terrace
also
set
weather
i
cords
yesterday
with
Williams
Lake
hitting
a
high
of
43
previous
was
42
in
1965
Terrace
had
a
high
of
49
degrees
precious
record
was
42
in
1959
Weather
forecast
is
for
more
of
the
unusually
mild
temperatures
Cap
for
Pierre
cup
for
Ottawa
MONTREAL
CP
-
Prime
Minister
Trudeau
wore
white
I
matching
crocheted
mitts
muf-
fler
and
Dutch
boy
cap-
with
a
red
carnation
tucked
behind
the
brim
In
his
role
of
guest
ol
honor
at
the
Grey
Cup
game
Sunday
He
took
centre
stage
as
Otta
wa
Rough
Riders
defeated
Sas
Saskatchewan
�
katchewan
Roughrlders
29
11
Mr
Trudeau
and
other
dignl
taries
had
a
private
box
on
the
55
yard
line
a
dozen
rows
up
from
the
field
They
had
a
color
television
set
for
Instant
re
plays
East
bloc
summit
called
MOSCOW
AP
The
Soviet
Union
today
announced
a
Com
munis
t
East
bloc
summit
meet
lng
will
be
held
In
Moscow
early
this
month
to
discuss
topical
international
problems
The
announcement
carried
by
the
official
news
agency
Tass
did
not
Identify
topics
to
be
discussed
but
the
unofficial
reports
had
put
German
ques
tlons
and
detente
between
the
East
bloc
and
the
new
West
German
government
of
Willy
Brandt
high
on
the
agenda
Tass
also
did
not
specify
a
date
for
the
meeting
and
said
only
that
It
would
be
held
early
In
December
Some
re
ports
said
It
would
be
held
Tue
say
The
meeting
will
bring
togeth
er
Communist
party
and
gov
ernment
leaders
of
Bulgaria
Hungary
East
Germany
Po
land
Romania
Czechoslovakia
and
the
Soviet
Union
Tass
said
One
reason
for
the
meeting
is
believed
to
be
East
German
President
Walter
Ulbrlchts
con
cern
about
West
German
efforts
to
Improve
relations
with
the
Communist
bloc
Premier
John
Robarts
of
On
tario
nearly
outshone
the
prime
minister
by
turning
up
In
a
flame
red
coat
and
a
deerstalk-er-type
hat
Russ
Jackson
who
played
his
last
game
in
a
12
year
career
was
named
the
outstanding
play
er
of
the
game
winning
a
new
car
by
103
votes
to
93
for
Ron
Stewart
Stewart
diminutive
veteran
halfback
who
mav
nlo
rptlrp
alter
this
season
uoi
i
touch
touchdowns
�
downs
and
was
sent
ripping
through
the
western
champions
by
Jackson
on
several
occa
occasions
�
sions
Jackson
and
defensive
captain
Ken
Lehmann
accepted
the
Grey
Cup
from
the
prime
minis
minister
�
ter
in
ceremonies
conducted
be
behind
�
hind
a
steel
fence
on
the
side
sidelines
�
lines
hemmed
in
by
photogra
phers
Photographers
were
not
al
allowed
�
lowed
to
crowd
In
at
the
pre
game
ceremonial
klckoff
by
Mr
Trudeau
Last
year
In
Toronto
the
prime
minister
practised
for
some
time
only
to
have
his
big
moment
ruined
when
the
ball
popped
Into
a
crowd
of
camera
men
10
yards
away
This
year
his
kick
went
28
yards
24
through
the
air
and
four
on
the
bounce
to
compare
favorably
with
the
mighty
shots
once
unleashed
by
the
late
Vis
count
Alexander
when
he
was
GovernorGeneral
The
prime
minister
sat
with
Laura
Medland
Miss
Saskat
chewan
Roughrider
who
won
the
Miss
Grey
Cup
title
Riot
police
Montreal
city
po
llcemen
with
hard
helmets
andi
visors
and
carrying
three
foot
clubs
were
everywhere
An
es
estimated
�
timated
100
of
them
supplement
ed
private
police
forces
and
reg
regular
�
ular
Autostade
stadium
guards
When
the
crowd
began
to
move
out
with
about
three
min
utes
left
In
the
game
the
riot
police
moved
In
and
ringed
the
field
When
the
game
ended
they
surrounded
the
goalposts
Hospital
sets
patient
record
By
Bob
Groves
Citizen
Staff
Reporter
A
record
occupancy
of
208
patients
this
morning
Jammed
Prince
George
Regional
Hos
Hospital
�
pital
The
hospital
was
built
as
a
242
bed
institution
Six
patients
had
tobe
placed
in
temporary
corridor
beds
while
two
more
rested
In
stretchers
at
the
overcrowded
hospital
said
administrator
Colin
Elliott
Relief
nursing
staff
have
been
brought
in
to
help
handle
the
overflow
he
said
Elliott
declined
to
com
comment
�
ment
saying
only
Ive
been
quoted
enough
on
this
situa
situation
�
tion
Serious
overcrowding
began
at
the
hospital
last
spring
which
Elliott
and
the
hospital
board
of
trustees
feel
makes
more
urgent
the
need
of
a
proposed
135
bed
expansion
plan
The
plan
which
had
been
hoped
would
go
to
referendum
in
the
Dec
6
regional
election
was
stalled
when
approval
from
Health
Minister
Ralph
Loffmark
was
not
forth
forthcoming
�
coming
A
projected
addition
costing
544
million
was
approved
previously
by
the
minister
Elliott
referred
to
grave
concern
at
the
overcrowding
expressed
by
trustees
at
their
meeting
Thursday
night
Trustees
considered
re
restricting
�
stricting
visiting
hours
at
the
hospital
and
not
permitting
patients
from
outside
the
re
region
�
gion
but
finally
left
the
ques
question
�
tion
n
abeyance
The
suggestions
were
turn
turned
�
ed
over
to
the
next
meeting
of
the
hospitals
medical
advis
advisory
�
ory
committee
The
possibility
that
admin
administrative
�
istrative
areas
of
the
hospital
might
have
tobe
used
for
pa
patient
�
tient
space
was
also
discussed
at
the
meeting
There
was
no
mijor
cause
for
the
peak
occupancy
at
the
t
hospital
said
Elliott
Occupancy
remained
high
all
weekend
when
normally
It
shows
a
marked
decline
There
were
253
patients
In
the
hospital
on
Saturday
and
the
figure
reached
200
on
Sunday
night
The
previous
peak
occu
occupancy
�
pancy
was
201
recorded
several
months
ago
Overcrowding
means
that
only
two
of
the
hospitals
four
operating
rooms
will
be
used
starting
Tuesday
said
Elliott
There
were
no
beds
In
the
hospital
to
admit
pa
patients
�
tients
for
elective
surgery
he
said
Meanwhile
members
of
the
Prince
George
Medical
So
Society
�
ciety
met
Friday
evening
and
decided
to
send
a
letter
con
concerning
�
cerning
the
situation
to
Prem
Premier
�
ier
WAC
Bennett
Loff
Loffmark
�
mark
and
Fort
George
MLA
Ray
Wllliston
Local
hospital
authorities
are
trying
to
arrange
a
meet
ing
with
Loffmark
and
Wlllis
Wllliston
�
ton
to
clarify
the
situation
re
regarding
�
garding
the
delayed
refer
referendum
�
endum
Officials
want
to
know
what
the
government
has
in
mind
for
Mackenzie
where
a
pro
proposed
�
posed
18
bed
prefabricated
hospital
had
been
tied
to
the
Prince
George
project
The
government
has
indic
indicated
�
ated
it
favors
going
ahead
with
the
Mackenzie
project
without
the
need
for
going
to
referen
referendum
�
dum
before
the
Prince
George
plans
proceed
The
committee
to
meet
with
the
ministers
consists
of
George
MacAndrew
chair
chairman
�
man
of
the
Regional
District
of
Fraser
Fort
George
Mike
McGlllivray
chairman
of
the
Prince
George
Regional
Hos
Hospital
�
pital
Board
Mayor
Allan
Sheppaid
of
Mackenzie
and
representatives
of
the
forest
companies
In
Mackenzie
No
date
for
the
meeting
has
been
arranged