Hippie
hate
gang
accused
of
Tate
murders
LOS
ANGELES
Reuters
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grand
Jury
today
was
expect
expected
�
ed
to
issue
arrest
warrants
for
five
persons
following
the
ar
rests
of
a
man
and
a
woman
In
connection
with
the
murder
of
actress
Sharon
Tate
and
six
other
persons
The
Los
Angeles
Times
said
members
of
a
hate
oriented
oc
occult
�
cult
band
of
hippies
were
sus
suspected
�
pected
of
the
seen
slaylngs
as
well
as
at
least
four
other
gro
grotesque
�
tesque
murders
In
the
Los
An
geles
area
The
Times
said
police
believe
the
victims
were
killed
both
to
punish
them
for
their
affluent
life
style
and
to
liberate
them
from
it
The
paper
said
members
of
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13
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Fishiest
story
of
the
week
has
to
be
that
of
Elizabeth
Hewltson
who
bought
a
packet
of
Insect
larvae
to
feed
her
gupples
The
larvae
were
more
advanced
than
she
expected
They
were
moths
and
ready
to
fly
More
than
450
was
raised
for
Canairelief
at
a
hun
hunger
�
ger
lunch
for
Dlafra
held
here
last
Sunday
Proceeds
will
aid
flight
of
food
supplies
via
the
Canadian
emergency
airline
into
the
country
involved
In
a
bitter
war
with
Nigeria
The
local
Dlafran
aid
committee
express
expressed
�
ed
Its
thanks
to
Jack
Lee
of
the
Outrigger
Dill
Mahood
of
Queensway
Market
Roy
Yip
of
Royal
Produce
Stores
and
VH
Malkln
for
their
donations
of
food
and
supplies
The
Lions
Christmas
toy
re
repair
�
pair
brigade
needs
old
nylon
stockings
to
stuff
toys
They
can
be
dropped
off
at
1240
Second
Avenue
Spruce
City
Lions
In
co
cooperation
�
operation
with
the
Half
Way
House
presented
toys
to
1200
citycrfl
dren
last
Christmas
Canadtin
Press
story
outof
Vaowrarer
Friday
listed
Brian
Rudkin
as
a
director
of
the
BC
Automobile
Association
Local
people
have
been
wonder
wondering
�
ing
why
Rudkin
an
insurance
man
should
be
fighting
to
keep
what
it
terned
the
mystical
death
cult
consider
themselves
the
slaves
of
the
leader
of
the
group
of
20th
century
nomads
The
newspaper
said
the
police
break
In
the
case
came
two
weeks
ago
when
a
young
woman
member
of
the
hippie
band
told
a
police
Informer
of
the
mass
murders
recounting
details
which
police
said
could
be
kno
i
only
by
the
killers
The
arrests
announced
Mon
day
night
followed
a
raid
on
a
secluded
desert
hippie
com
commune
�
mune
where
many
of
the
women
were
reported
wearing
only
beads
Miss
Tate
wife
of
movie
dl
rector
Roman
Polanski
was
found
stabbed
to
death
Aug
9
In
Forecaif
Continuing
Mild
north
across
the
Nechako
river
to
Include
the
above
industries
with
the
exception
of
Northwood
Pulp
June
negotiation
her
rented
home
in
fashionable
Bel
Air
She
was
eight
months
pregnant
Her
husband
was
in
Europe
at
the
lime
Police
Chief
Edward
Davis
told
a
news
conference
Monday
that
an
arrest
warrant
was
Is
Issued
�
sued
for
a
second
woman
The
man
and
the
two
women
were
once
residents
of
a
commune
known
as
The
Tamily
In
Death
Valley
on
the
California
Nevada
border
Davis
said
the
man
24
year
old
Charles
Watson
Is
in
custo
dy
In
McKlnney
Tex
and
Pa
Patricia
�
tricia
Kernwinkel
21
Is
being
held
In
Mobile
Ala
pending
ex
tradition
proceedings
The
other
girl
Linda
Louise
Kasabian
19
Is
being
sought
in
hippie
en
The
NID
began
negotiations
In
trimental
to
the
overall
develop
June
this
year
and
had
Just
pet-
ment
of
the
entire
Greater
Prince
itioned
the
Minister
saldtrustee
George
area
during
future
Ken
MacDonald
years
We
feel
It
Is
kind
of
short-
Following
the
citys
petition
sighted
for
Prince
George
to
try
for
expansion
residents
in
the
and
take
tax
money
from
resl-
areas
affected
and
within
the
city
dents
on
this
side
of
the
river
were
given
until
Dec
12
to
voice
said
MacDonald
objections
NID
secretary
treasurer
Ro-
If
there
are
sufficient
dlssen
bert
Gracey
former
longtime
ters
from
areas
outside
the
city
secretary
treasurer
of
School
the
Minister
may
decide
to
put
the
of
many
more
In
the
next
seven
months
Aid
Illlllard
Clare
took
a
good
natured
ribbing
about
vote
hunting
when
he
appeared
at
an
air
cadet
banquet
Monday
night
as
the
citys
representa
representative
�
tive
The
gentleman
gently
kidding
Illlllard
Why
it
was
the
cadets
chairman
Hugh
Lanewho
just
happens
to
be
an
aldermanic
I
candidate
The
polltlcos
how
ever
forgot
about
fishing
for
votes
and
kept
their
remarks
brief
and
to
the
point
Besides
most
of
those
In
the
audience
were
too
young
to
vote
anyway
matter
to
a
vote
or
rule
on
It
as
he
sees
fit
Small
brother
BCAA
from
starting
its
own
In-
A
years
taxes
from
the
pulp
surance
plan
While
Rudkin
Is
mills
could
amount
to
5150000
a
member
of
BCAA
he
is
not
a
according
to
unofflc
hi
estimates
director
said
BCAA
office
here
We
feelthat
eventually
we
will
Ray
Haynes
BC
Federa-
have
to
amalgamate
with
the
tion
of
Labor
secretary
will
city
said
MacDonald
be
in
town
for
a
brief
visit
But
why
should
we
be
the
Wednesday
morning
on
his
way
small
brother
to
a
Canadian
Union
of
Public
NID
chairman
Holdner
said
the
Employees
meeting
in
Quesnel
trustees
have
been
meeting
with
With
International
Woodworkers
the
mills
since
August
of
America
pulp
and
sulphite
workers
railway
employees
hospital
employees
firemen
steelworkers
and
our
own
CUPE
personnel
are
either
already
In
negotiations
for
new
contracts
now
or
gearing
for
negotiations
to
take
place
later
In
1970
Haynes
visit
may
be
a
first
Donald
Relkey
14
Is
In
fairly
good
condition
today
at
hospital
after
being
struck
down
by
a
bullet
at
North
Ne
Nechako
�
chako
flats
Friday
A
hospital
spokesman
said
the
boy
has
never
been
on
the
critical
list
He
has
been
in
fairly
good
condition
all
along
Where
the
bullet
that
struck
the
14-year-old
Lakewood
Junior
secondary
student
came
from
is
still
a
mystery
to
his
family
and
police
campments
In
New
Mexico
po
lice
said
Watson
and
Miss
Kernwinkel
were
arrested
during
a
raid
on
a
mountain
ringed
desert
valley
Oct
10
when
three
separate
po
police
�
lice
forces
closed
in
on
the
hip
hippies
�
pies
by
plane
and
four
wheel
ve
vehicles
�
hicles
known
as
dune
buggies
At
the
time
police
believed
the
hippies
were
a
gang
of
car
thieves
A
high
degree
of
secre
secrecy
�
cy
was
maintained
because
the
hippies
had
spotters
with
walk
ie
talkie
radios
posted
on
moun
tain
tops
to
warn
of
intruders
Twenty
six
hippies
were
ar
rested
in
the
raid
Including
17
women
many
of
them
wearing
only
Indian
style
beads
police
said
It
has
been
inexistenceseven
years
and
the
population
has
tripled
In
that
time
Provincial
grantt
As
a
district
municipality
we
would
have
to
take
careofwel-
Davis
said
Watson
Miss1
Kernwinkel
and
Miss
Kasabian
were
involved
In
the
bizarre
slaying
of
Miss
Tate
who
was
found
stabbed
and
her
body
linked
by
a
white
cord
slung
over
a
beam
to
that
of
her
for
former
�
mer
fiance
Hollywood
hair
styl
stylist
�
ist
Jay
Sebrlng
35
Davis
said
the
three
also
were
Involved
In
the
slaying
of
mil-
1
1
o
n
a
1
r
e
supermarket
owner
Leono
LaBianca
44
and
his
wife
Rosemary
38
In
a
house
12
miles
away
Aug
10
Both
Sebring
and
L
a
B
1
a
n
c
a
had
hoods
over
their
heads
when
they
were
found
The
other
victims
in
the
Tate
house
murder
were
wealthy
coffee
heiress
Abigail
Tolger
The
Citizen
PRINCE
GEORGE
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
TUESDAY
DECEMBER
2
1969
North
Nechako
Improvement
District
plant
to
expand
from
its
preterit
tprawl
along
the
Hart
Highway
at
thown
by
chairman
Al
Holdner
rght
to
37500
acret
Truttee
Ken
MacDonald
above
tayt
the
new
dittrict
City
v
North
Nechako
district
Improvement
District
unveiled
a
plan
to
expand
its
boundaries
The
districts
proposal
to
ex
explode
�
plode
to
a
massive
37500
acres
infringes
on
the
city
of
Prince
Georges
plan
announced
weeks
earlier
to
annex
part
of
the
same
are
into
its
boundaries
Dittrict
municpality
The
14000
acre
improvement
district
home
to
6000
persons
wants
to
become
the
district
mun
municipality
�
icipality
of
North
Prince
George
said
NID
chairman
Al
Holdner
The
expansion
would
bring
Into
its
jurisdiction
2000
more
per
persons
�
sons
and
thousands
of
acres
of
wooded
sparsely
populated
land
In
private
ownership
as
well
as
Northwood
Pulp
Ltd
Intercon
Intercontinental
�
tinental
Pulp
Co
Ltd
Prince
George
Pulp
and
Paper
Ltd
DC
Chemicals
Ltd
and
Union
District
57
said
trustees
and
oil-
helpers
had
been
busy
clrculat-
Nov
4
the
city
of
Prince
ing
petitions
to
support
the
ap
George
with
a
population
of
28-
j
plication
500
climaxed
one
year
of
nego-
Rifling
through
a
pile
of
peti
tlations
by
announcing
it
had
t
Ions
he
said
it
had
been
well
petitioned
MunicipalAffalrsMin-
supported
and
petition
forms
are
Ister
Dan
Campbell
for
boundary
I
still
coming
la
expansion
The
city
plans
to
double
its
6400
acres
by
expanding
to
the
west
Into
Crown
land
for
resi-
The
municipality
of
North
Prince
George
will
want
pulp
millt
alto
being
wooed
by
the
city
of
Prince
George
Dave
Milne
photo
Pulp
mills
prize
in
tug
of
war
By
Duncan
Cumming
Citizen
Staff
Reporter
A
tug-of-war
has
developed
across
the
Nechako
River
with
area
pulp
mills
a
chemical
plant
an
oil
refinery
and
20
million
In
assessments
as
the
prize
The
power
play
for
possession
of
the
worlds
greatest
concen
concentration
�
tration
of
pulp
mills
was
revealed
Monday
when
the
North
Nechako
Petition
petition
addressed
to
Municipal
Affairs
Minister
Dan
dential
purposes
south
into
an
Campbell
states-
we
land-
Industrial
area
to
gain
increased
owners
or
residents
within
the
assessments
and
broaden
its
tax
area
known
as
North
Nechako
base
and
for
the
same
reason
Old
Summit
Lake
Road
and
Hart
Highway
are
very
concerned
re
regarding
�
garding
the
City
of
Prince
Georges
desire
to
extend
its
boundaries
north
across
the
Ne
Nechako
�
chako
River
We
feel
it
will
be
very
de-
The
city
would
be
taklngoverj
by
the
provincial
government
our
works
our
pumping
station
The
change
would
make
avall
and
14
of
our
best
commercial
able
to
us
provincial
government
taxpayers
he
said
grant
for
improvements
and
It
would
be
very
detrimental
maintenance
and
lncorpor-
to
us
The
mills
are
not
too
much
Interested
In
coming
Into
any
municipality
but
the
people
In
the
outside
areas
are
very
much
in
favor
of
it
Victoria
said
It
can
be
done
in
24
hours
claimed
MacDonald
atlng
the
mills
would
broaden
our
tax
base
and
make
borrow
fare
policing
and
many
other
Campbell
has
the
last
word
said
services
All
this
is
now
done
the
mayor
but
he
thought
the
5evfe
Speaklng
of
Biafra
bow
are
your
cbudren
Donalds
father
Sam
Relkey
of
337
N
Ogllvie
Street
said
from
Information
he
has
gath
gathered
�
ered
it
must
have
been
a
stray
shot
from
someone
target
practising
on
the
other
side
of
the
Nechako
River
I
was
down
to
the
flat
Sun
Sunday
�
day
Mr
Relkey
said
but
cant
figure
out
how
a
thing
like
that
could
happen
Donald
was
throwing
rocks
into
the
river
when
all
of
a
sudden
he
felt
a
sting
the
father
said
The
shot
twirl
ing
easier
The
mills
will
be
encouraged
to
Join
with
NID
because
of
what
MacDonald
termed
protection
ed
ve
would
promise
the
mills
The
seven
elected
trustees
there
would
be
no
tax
increase
are
unanimously
for
It
The
NID1
above
what
they
are
paying
the
duties
are
very
limited
Just
provincial
government
now
for
water
garbage
sewers
and
parks
the
first
five
years
heexplaln-
Chancet
tlim
Prince
George
has
offered
the
same
thing
said
Mayor
Garvin
Dezell
Municipal
Affairs
Minister
Dan
NIDs
chances
are
slim
because
the
government
is
committedtoa
regional
government
concept
Because
of
this
it
Is
more
difficult
for
district
or
village
municipalities
to
be
set
up
he
said
He
said
an
agreement
drawn
up
by
the
citys
and
the
mills
law
lawyers
�
yers
was
satisfactory
to
both
par
parties
�
ties
and
was
to
be
Incorporated
In
changes
In
Letter
Patent
sub
submitted
�
mitted
to
Campbell
If
the
city
expands
across
the
Nechako
it
would
not
inter
interfere
�
fere
In
any
way
with
their
source
of
water
supply
they
have
permission
for
this
from
the
provincial
governments
Water
Branch
We
plan
to
expand
to
their
present
boundaries
but
not
to
infringe
them
added
the
mayor
Recovering
in
hospital
Stray
bullet
hits
boy
ed
him
around
and
knocked
him
down
The
boy
screamed
and
his
two
companions
came
running
Mr
Relkey
said
and
they
realized
he
had
been
shot
The
boys
helped
Donald
some
distance
over
railway
tracks
andupaladdertoOtway
Road
where
a
motorist
gave
them
a
ride
to
the
hospital
Mr
Relkey
said
he
was
out
of
town
when
the
mishap
oc
occurred
�
curred
and
did
not
know
about
it
until
his
wife
telephoned
him
that
night
2G
Voltyck
Trokowski
37
both
friends
of
Miss
Tate
and
Steven
Parent
18
a
friend
of
her
housekeeper
Pig
was
inscribed
in
blood
on
the
Tate
house
door
Death
to
pigs
was
written
in
blood
on
the
LaBlancas
refrigerator
door
Davis
said
the
hippie
group
rode
motorcycles
and
had
a
spe
special
�
cial
way
of
life
which
had
reli
religious
�
gious
elements
In
it
but
ho
did
not
say
what
they
were
First
indications
that
the
po
police
�
lice
might
be
heading
for
a
breakthrough
in
the
sensational
Tate
murders
came
last
week
when
a
detective
on
the
investi
investigation
�
gation
appeared
at
the
trial
here
of
a
young
transient
resi
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folks1
home
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Que
CP
Four
bodies
were
re
covered
today
from
the
hot
smouldering
ruins
of
a
home
for
the
aged
In
which
50
to
CO
per
sons
are
believed
to
have
per
lshed
In
an
early
morning
fire
Provincial
police
said
only
about
20
of
the
75
to
80
occu
pants
got
out
before
flames
en
gulfed
the
three
storey
frame
building
which
burned
to
the
ground
in
an
hour
The
fire
of
unknown
origin
started
shortly
aftei
6
am
and
defied
the
efforts
of
30
volunteer
firemen
In
this
village
120
miles
northeast
of
Quebec
City
and
reinforcements
from
three
sur
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communities
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In
the
home
the
Repos
du
Vielllard
were
69
elderly
men
Including
17
who
were
crtpped
and
unable
to
move
about
with
out
aid
and
about
10
staff
mem
bers
Most
were
believed
to
have
been
trapped
in
the
dormitory
largest
room
in
the
building
when
the
flaming
walls
col
lapsed
The
director
of
the
Notre
Dame-du-Lac
hospital
reported
the
admission
of
18
pensioners
and
four
staff
members
of
the
home
three
women
and
the
night
watchman
Three
of
the
patients
were
suffering
from
burns
and
would
remain
In
hospital
The
others
would
be
placed
In
private
homes
as
soon
as
space
could
be
found
for
them
Jump
out
windows
Two
of
the
staff
members
told
police
they
Just
had
time
to
leap
from
windows
when
they
first
noticed
the
flames
racing
through
the
building
a
former
school
built
about
75
years
ago
Flames
spread
to
three
adja
cent
buildings
lut
the
occu
occupants
�
pants
of
these
were
evacuated
safely
Weather
In
this
tiny
communl
ty
of
1500
was
clear
and
cold
when
the
fire
started
Police
also
reported
that
a
small
Jewelry
shop
In
the
area
was
partially
destroyed
by
flames
Quality
aim
for
lumber
association
A
new
lumber
industry
asso
ciation
the
Northern
Interior
and
Cariboo
Dry
Kiln
Operators
Club
has
been
formed
with
a
key
aim
quality
control
In
lumber
dry
drying
�
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practices
An
organizational
meeting
last
Friday
was
attended
by
23
men
engaged
In
the
Industry
and
in
included
�
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a
mill
tour
and
talks
on
quality
control
In
kiln
drying
The
meeting
was
hosted
by
The
Pas
Lumber
Co
Ltd
and
Rustad
Bros
and
Co
Ltd
Elected
club
chairman
was
Harold
Lundeen
of
The
Pas
Lum
ber
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executive
members
are
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of
Canada
Ltd
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Jim
McClarty
of
Alexandra
Forest
Industries
Ltd
and
director
BUI
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of
Mer
Merrill
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Wagner
Ltd
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the
men
are
dry
kiln
operators
The
meeting
heard
from
Marlon
Salamon
and
Ken
Urqu
hart
of
the
Federal
Government
forest
products
laboratory
In
Vancouver
They
spoke
onquallty
control
and
covered
the
subject
both
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and
its
practical
application
The
meeting
began
with
a
tour
of
the
drying
planing
and
packag
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�
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facilities
of
The
Pas
Lum
Lumber
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followed
by
a
talk
on
proper
seasoning
practices
by
Bill
Hutton
dent
of
Spawn
movie
ranch
who
was
charged
with
murder
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defendant
Robert
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of
the
Satans
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motorcycle
gang
was
charged
with
the
first-de-gree
murder
of
34-year-old
mu
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Gary
Hlnman
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words
political
piggy
were
found
scrawled
on
the
wall
near
where
Hlnmans
badly
de
decomposed
�
composed
and
knife
slashed
body
was
discovered
by
friends
In
his
home
July
1
He
had
been
so
badly
slashed
across
the
face
that
one
of
his
ears
wis
hanging
off
Beausoieil
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man
is
charged
with
attempted
murder
and
another
McLod
Lake
man
is
in
Prince
George
hospital
recovering
from
a
cut
throat
Clem
Trudell
was
rushed
to
hospital
early
Satuiday
evening
after
his
throat
was
cut
with
a
knife
dining
an
argument
in
his
own
home
Police
said
Allan
Inyalhe
a
42-year-old
laborer
was
arrested
in
McLeod
Lake
following
the
incident
and
charged
that
same
night
before
Mackenzie
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with
attempted
murder
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was
remanded
in
custody
to
Dec
6
Hospital
jammed
Patient
record
passed
again
By
Bob
Grovet
referendum
In
the
Dec
6
region-
al
election
The
deadline
for
ad-
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the
bylaw
in
time
for
Occupancy
hit
a
new
record
the
election
passed
without
the
high
at
Prince
George
Regional
j
health
ministers
approval
being
Hospital
this
morning
with
271
gained
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word
has
yet
beenre-
patients
admitted
for
treatment
The
figure
was
three
more
than
the
previous
record
occu
occupancy
�
pancy
of
268
set
Monday
The
overcrowded
hospital
Is
built
as
a
242
bed
Institution
Its
noisy
all
over
the
place
a
nurse
said
All
wards
are
filled
to
over
overflowing
�
flowing
she
said
and
staff
were
hard
pressed
to
provide
pro
proper
�
per
medical
care
The
nurse
expected
a
high
staff
turn
over
if
nothing
was
done
to
alleviate
the
condition
No
comment
Neither
Health
Minister
Ralph
Loffmark
or
Fort
George
MLA
Ray
Wllllston
could
be
reached
to
comment
this
morning
onwhat
the
governments
plans
are
for
the
stalled
6090000
money
by
law
for
a
135
bed
addition
to
ceived
from
Loffmark
as
to
when
and
If
the
referendum
willbe
per
permitted
�
mitted
this
year
Loffmark
was
in
conference
In
Vancouver
this
morning
and
Wll
Wllllston
�
llston
was
reported
to
be
tra
travelling
�
velling
from
Victoria
to
Van
Vancouver
�
couver
Care
program
out
Meanwhile
cancellation
Dec
1
of
the
Northern
Interior
Health
Units
out
patient
surgical
care
program
will
place
added
strain
on
the
hospitals
bed
space
The
program
begun
on
a
trial
basis
a
year
ago
has
ended
due
to
an
increasing
work
load
car
carried
�
ried
by
the
NIHUS
15
staff
nurses
No
provision
has
been
made
to
add
to
the
nursing
staff
to
keep
pace
with
the
health
units
grow
growing
�
ing
population
indicated
Aid
Prince
George
Regional
Hospital
Carrie
Jane
Gray
chairman
of
and
for
an
18
bed
pre
fabricated
1
the
NIHU
hospital
at
Mackenzie
Local
authorities
had
hoped
to
put
the
bylaw
to
electors
as
a
Breath
test
arrests
made
in
Vancouver
VANCOUER
CP
-
Four
Vancouver
area
motorists
were
charged
here
overnight
under
the
new
federal
legislation
which
orders
compulsory
breath
tests
for
suspected
drinking
drivers
Two
of
the
four
were
charged
the
drlnklng
drlvlng
amendments
to
the
Criminal
Code
Both
detachments
said
they
are
ready
to
use
the
newlawwhenthe
occasion
arises
Consequently
the
hard-press
ed
health
unit
has
had
to
drop
the
program
In
order
to
concentrate
I
on
programs
of
higher
priority
such
as
home
nursing
care
vac
vaccination
�
cination
clinics
and
pre
natal
classes
The
out
patient
surgical
care
program
had
permitted
the
hos
hospital
�
pital
to
discharge
minor
surgery
1
patients
earlier
than
they
or
ordinarily
�
dinarily
would
have
been
This
freed
beds
for
other
more
acutely-Ill
patients
under
provisions
of
the
act
Lawrence
Cadieux
pleaded
not
applying
to
motorists
who
refuse
guilty
to
charges
of
sell
Ing
liquor
to
take
the
breath
test
1
and
keeping
liquor
for
sale
un
charged
with
Impaired
drlv
1
lawfully
Nov
8
ard
was
remand
remanding
�
ing
and
refusing
to
comply
with
I
ed
to
Jan
13
for
trial
a
police
demand
for
a
breath
test
were
John
Bruce
Ross
22
and
Clarence
Pearson
47
Earl
Robert
Norman
57
was
charged
with
having
care
and
control
of
a
vehicle
while
he
had
more
than
a
08
per
cent
blood
alcohol
level
And
Gilbert
Levesque
was
charged
with
lm
paired
driving
City
and
district
detachments
of
the
Prince
George
RCMP
both
confirmed
today
there
have
as
yet
been
no
charges
laid
under
Court
report
Lester
B
Caswell
22
plead
ed
guilty
Monday
to
a
charge
of
false
pretences
and
was
fined
50
or
seven
days
Casw
ell
was
charged
w
1th
w
r
it
ting
a
worthless
cheque
for
2624
to
Northwest
Electronics
He
told
the
court
the
money
had
been
re
repaid
�
paid
about
one
week
ago
Jean
Marie
Lepage
39
plead
pleaded
�
ed
guilty
to
charges
of
selling
and
keeping
liquor
for
sale
un
unlawfully
�
lawfully
and
was
fined
75
or
30
days
for
each
charge
Lepage
was
charged
with
hav
having
�
ing
lye
whiskey
for
sale
at
a
local
motel
Nov
8
and
Nov
23