COMMONWEALTH
K
Af
THE
OlDfRASfR
BRIDCf
Phon
563
0897
Opn
7
Doyl
Weekly
Vol
13
No
250
A
Des
iu
it
RCMP
bser-vation-
that
liqu
t
sales
ot
consunij
tion
set
in
to
In
down
t
about
30
pel
cent
tins
veal
our
the
same
time
lat
veat
tin
Pa
Pacific
�
cific
Biewets
Watehousing
I
td
and
liquor
stoits
in
Pi
Ince
Geoige
reported
businexs
as
nor
nnl
as
could
lo
exjicttd
at
Christmas
time
Citvjolicehave
made
theii
conclusions
following
the
low
incidtnte
of
imaired
drivers
caugl
tduring
loadblocks
gereral
unemploy
tnent
conditions
among
ti
e
loggers
w
ho
at
e
start
starting
�
ing
to
trickle
back
to
work
and
lersonal
observations
on
drivers
about
citv
streets
and
tie
roads
a
Remembet
tie
Item
on
Christmas
eve
about
a
familv
that
had
Its
Christmas
gifts
stolen9
A
group
of
teen
teenagers
�
agers
In
the
13th
Ave
area
read
that
item
contacted
RCMP
for
the
name
of
the
familv
went
carol
singing
and
dropd
S43r0
into
the
funds
of
the
mother
Kids
they
rt
wonderful
a
K
CP
Air
sokesman
this
n
tfning
dt
mtd
th
po
police
�
lice
r
jd
Hock
at
tl
t
f
tit
Mrjoit
Hill
fMistiia
I
e
it
rriintf
as
a
little
ovei-dtli-
20
Pages
fifrW
l
-
mklk
m
nt
particularly
at
that
time
of
the
morning
As
a
result
of
the
sniff
station
stop
he
said
six
oU
missed
then
930
flitlt
to
ancouvet
The
all
companv
said
the
passengers
got
awav
all
right
on
the
430
p
m
flight
the
same
day
Wedidnt
have
any
calls
complaining
alout
it
so
I
guess
thev
wereit
t
too
upset
tie
said
a
Don
t
leave
that
Christmas
tiet
around
the
house
It
could
It
a
fire
hazard
Prince
George
Lions
Club
will
be
col
letting
trees
and
hopefully
dona
donations
�
tions
January
4
for
a
big
dls
liosal
bonflie
at
Carrie
Jane
Gray
park
a
The
first
police
roadblocks
in
1970
will
not
only
watch
for
imi
aired
or
drunkendnvers
or
defective
car
pi
its
but
will
check
each
and
every
motorist
for
car
Insurance
You
can
be
sure
our
boys
will
ask
every
motorist
w
stop
to
reduce
proof
of
insurance
This
will
get
rattle
ttais
off
the
toad
fast
saiJ
an
HCMP
highwd
jatrol
sxjkes
it
an
Mininuin
fine
for
no
in
sutiince
aft
I
Jan
1
1970
is
23j
s4
k
I
I
i
tfSH
-trsSM
1
V
HHCgft9E3L
-3
j
ArbLiM
KlJlftV
U
vfHBH
SSfitiH
A
sure
sign
the
festive
season
is
oer
is
the
sound
of
falling
needles
Anita
Lundeen
20
of
1369
Douglas
Family
unhurt
can
of
havlnfc
man
e
j
lodid
in
a
firei
lace
iundav
but
no
one
was
injured
The
canvvasacctdentallv
wrap
It
d
and
placed
in
the
file
The
incident
took
place
at
the
home
of
DM
Lawyer
1925
Haret
The
explosion
caused
flame
to
scatter
but
no
serious
damage
was
reported
The
result
was
only
scatter
scattered
�
ed
file
spots
and
holes
on
the
rug
This
serves
as
a
warning
nevei
to
throw
the
snow
sprav
or
any
other
tyj
e
of
s
rav
can
Into
garbage
that
is
headed
for
an
incineratoi
said
Prince
George
fire
chief
Harold
Dot
n
bleret
The
srav
can
incident
was
one
of
five
fire
calls
answered
by
the
fire
detriment
since
Christ
mis
Dav
None
of
the
calls
dealt
with
Christmas
trees
and
all
but
one
dealt
with
firejlace
Inci
cli
nts
piodes
in
fireplace
Tw
j
of
the
calls
were
from
persons
who
found
their
chimnev
was
pouting
smoke
from
under
underneath
�
neath
the
hearth
We
found
out
thev
had
burned
Christmas
gift
wrappings
and
the
wrappings
fell
into
the
cleanouts
where
thev
I
resumed
burning
Dornblerer
said
In
othet
fire
calls
the
fire
firemen
�
men
put
out
a
wall
and
attic
I
fue
at
2483
Ellison
Drive
when
the
chimney
mortar
collapsed
leaving
a
three
inch
gap
be
Itween
the
chimney
and
the
home
The
fire
had
last
burned
at
230
am
and
the
family
dis
discovered
�
covered
the
damage
at
9
am
said
Chief
Dornbieter
Therewas
only
minor
damage
to
the
home
He
also
warned
famllleswho
still
have
Christmas
trees
in
their
homes
to
consider
throw
lng
them
out
todav
carries
out
the
tree
as
a
fire
safety
precaution
Robertson
photo
QUESNEL
MAN
SHOT
BY
POLICE
BULLET
QUESNEL
CPl
James
Terrj
Corbett
31
was
in
satisfactory
condition
in
hospital
in
this
central
British
Columbia
community
recovering
from
a
bullet
wound
suffeied
when
a
policemans
pistol
fired
accidentally
Constable
Hon
Lambert
said
he
was
clucking
a
service
station
on
Christmas
Day
when
a
man
hurtled
through
a
rear
window
and
collided
with
him
causing
the
gun
to
go
off
Chamber
request
Air
services
hearing
here
Prince
George
Chamber
cf
Com-
Pickersgtll
did
not
specify
meice
request
to
t
old
a
public
when
the
reviews
will
take
place
hearing
into
air
services
in
and
i
tock
note
that
he
sent
a
out
of
this
city
Icatbon
copy
of
the
letter
he
The
Chambers
transporta
transportation
�
tion
committee
chaiimanAlCoi
dlner
released
the
Information
lng
will
bo
btouglt
to
the
atten
attention
�
tion
of
the
air
transport
com
committee
�
mittee
chairman
when
arrange
arrangements
�
ments
are
madi
to
conduct
st
he-
5evi
j
jj
WUs
Whats
dieting
Ma
vyixizcn
ForeecMf
Pombe
snow
PRINCE
GEORGE
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
MONDAY
DECEMBER
29
1969
wrote
me
to
the
chairman
of
the
air
transjwrt
committee
I
m
pleased
and
happy
with
this
morning
after
receiving
a
i
such
a
prompt
reply
to
our
re-
lettti
irom
JacK
piaersgin
quest
said
Cordiner
president
of
the
CTC
Cordiner
and
his
committee
We
had
sent
him
a
letter
have
been
piesslng
for
better
Dec
1C
asking
for
a
heat
lng
i
air
services
between
Prince
in
the
hopes
It
might
produce
rjeorge
Fa
ml
oops
and
ancou
bcttet
air
services
for
North-
ur
since
the
start
of
this
year
em
and
Centtal
BC
said
and
have
had
to
fight
fare
Increas
Cordiner
jes
by
BC
Air
Llnes-andnum-
Pickersgill
wrote
Cordiner
j
erous
flight
cancellations
by
CP
saying
the
request
foi
the
hear-
Air
Now
well
get
some
concrete
action
he
said
Four
held
in
slaying
MONTREAL
CP
-
Four
Agnew
go
home1
MANILA
C
P
-
Poll
Police
tear
gas
to
disperse
antl
Amerl
ntn
were
arrested
during
the
reading
weekend
In
connection
with
the
ou
Are
Not
Needed
Here
Phone
562
2441
Breafh
fesf
laws
effective
fired
tarff
Spiro
T
Agnew
arrived
today
for
a
five
day
visit
on
his
24
day
tour
of
Asia
About
100
riot
police
grouped
shoulder
to
shoulder
In
front
of
the
Iron
fence
around
the
embas
sy
fired
Uo
tear
gas
bombs
as
the
demorjlrators
swung
their
placards
at
cars
entering
the
embassy
grounds
About
50
chanting
den
onstra
tors
gathered
outside
the
embas
sy
where
a
reception
tn
honor
of
Agntw
was
scheduled
to
be
held
later
tonlglt
They
carried
pla
I
cards
denouncing
Philippines
I
President
Ferdinand
Marcos
as
The
New
Hitler
and
others
Agnew
Go
Home
shooting
death
Dec
10
of
a
Demonstrators
In
a
manifesto
Drinks
Exjress
guard
during
a
given
to
reporters
described
127000
holdup
of
an
east
end
Agnews
visit
as
a
mere
In
credit
union
police
said
spectlon
by
a
top
agent
from
They
are
being
held
as
mate
the
foremost
Imperialist
country
rial
witnesses
In
a
coroners
In
In
the
world
of
one
of
Its
neo
co
quest
Into
the
death
of
Real
lonlal
enclaves
Champagne
31
No
date
has
Demonstrators
attacled
a
been
set
for
the
Inquest
limousine
carrying
U
S
Anitas-
The
guard
was
killed
by
a
sador
Henry
Byroade
and
his
butst
of
gunfire
when
at
least
wife
but
riot
police
kept
them
foui
men
held
up
the
credit
away
when
Agnew
and
his
wife
union
at
the
CPUs
Angus
re
-rived
i
short
while
later
for
a
pair
shop
ncertlon
at
the
Ls
embassy
i
lie
revenue
uepanmeni
saiu
offices
explaining
the
new
ex
emptlons
Two
people
are
recovering
in
Prince
Ooige
Hospital
from
stab
wounds
inflicted
ov
over
�
er
the
holiday
season
The
two
statblngs
are
not
related
Police
said
today
they
were
notified
at
about
2
30
a
m
Dec
26
that
42-year-old
John
Tymo
of
Prince
Gtoige
had
been
admitted
to
the
hospital
with
stab
wounds
In
the
left
side
of
his
chest
Police
said
the
man
had
ap
apparently
�
parently
bun
taken
to
the
hos
ptal
by
a
frltnd
and
had
no
details
on
the
mishap
An
investigation
has
de
teinnned
the
man
was
stabbed
with
a
knife
while
somewluie
Police
wound
gunman
WNCOIUI
tl
I
ulict
Sunda
laid
a
chat
e
of
possi
slon
ol
a
dan
erous
Aeajioi
against
a
man
takei
to
hospital
when
Mr
Benson
delivered
his
with
a
bullet
wound
in
his
budget
to
the
Commons
June
3
shoulJir
following
a
shootout
at
They
Include
a
3
exemj
tlon
citv
hall
for
imixirts
of
any
goods
after
a
Branko
Kiiana
2G
fount
ilv
trip
abroad
of
48
hours
or
mote
of
Calvary
was
wounded
b
without
limiting
the
numler
of
police
in
the
city
hall
parkim
such
trips
but
not
covering
llq
lot
after
a
will
car
chase
uor
or
tobacco
They
also
stipulate
that
any
goods-
not
including
liquor
or
tobacco
products
that
ate
brought
back
In
addition
to
any
duty
free
allowances
will
be
through
the
city
Krlzanac
was
In
satlsfacton
condition
The
chase
began
when
a
police
I
constable
tried
to
question
a
motorist
who
flicked
his
car
subject
to
a
maximum
rate
of
headlights
on
and
off
to
iain
I
duty
of
23
jwr
cent
on
the
first
his
attention
Ttie
driver
pointed
100
Beyond
that
returning
Cana
dians
will
have
to
pay
regulai
1
duty
sales
tax
or
other
excise
taxes
required
by
the
customs
rifle
at
the
office
i
who
backed
his
car
away
and
radioed
for
assistance
and
the
chase
thiough
several
stop
signs
and
red
traf
traffic
�
fic
lights
began
The
fleeliik
car
went
through
two
parking
lots
and
came
to
a
n
ioncinhrc
miUMp
th
today
a
new
pamphlet
Customs
halt
In
an
enclosed
parklnt
aiea
lnts
for
Residents
of
Canada
behind
city
lull
The
man
hid
US
embassy
as
Ice
President
is
available
fiom
local
customs
uviiititi
a
-
lutein
nui
iui
y
1
3
woundid
when
he
showed
him
self
brlefh
neai
the
uueeaswav
Motel
No
one
has
I
em
thai
ged
s
jet
with
the
stalbing
Loiraine
Thomas
23
of
Printe
George
Is
also
Infau
ly
good
condition
today
aftet
being
stabbed
in
the
stomach
region
Dec
25
Police
said
the
woman
was
stabbed
during
an
argument
at
a
dt
Inking
party
in
a
house
on
rouith
Wenue
sometime
befoie
4
30
a
m
Chnstmas
day
The
same
day
about
10
min
minutes
�
utes
earl
lei
police
uceived
a
complaint
fiom
the
Prince
Oorge
taxi
ass
i
latu
n
t
ffice
on
bet
ml
Uenue
tl
it
i
nun
had
nan
u
w
i
n
i
ki
no
96
HP
96HP
Ml
PICKUPS
are
in
40
MORE
HORSEPOWER
105
Brumwck
SI
Ph
563
0581
SSJL
10c
Copy
12
00
PER
MONTH
Drivers
sober
over
Xmas
Prince
George
motorists
had
a
sober
Christmas
New
compulsory
breath
test
laws
are
ciedlted
with
a
major
dioped
In
Impaired
driving
charges
City
and
District
RCMP
wire
happy
with
the
results
In
cit
roadblocks
flvedri
ers
were
charged
with
lm
palied
driving
In
the
district
only
one
driver
was
charged
City
police
repotted
a
quiet
Christmas
holiday
In
the
only
Injury
accident
since
Dec
23
17-year-old
Stanley
James
Rathburn
was
given
a
uenlle
driving
of
offense
�
fense
warning
as
a
result
of
an
accident
at
Tenth
and
the
bypass
at
5
15
p
tit
Dec
28
The
car
Rathburn
was
driv
driving
�
ing
collided
with
another
vehi
cle
driven
by
Ormon
Hlgman
OTTAWA
CP
ew
customs
dut
exemptions
for
Canadians
returning
from
foreitn
travels
go
into
effect
Jan
1
as
a
result
of
Finance
Minister
Edgar
Den
sons
June
3
budget
For
those
who
can
afford
to
go
abroad
and
shop
frequently
the
new
exemptions
raise
the
amount
of
goods
that
can
be
brought
back
duty
free
Current
exemptions
allow
duty
free
entry
of
23
worth
of
goods
three
times
a
year
after
an
absence
from
Canada
of
48
hours
or
more
and
a
once
a
year
additional
exemption
of
75
fot
goods
brought
back
after
a
trip
outside
continental
North
America
of
14
das
or
more
These
two
sets
of
exemptions
Traffic
toll
higher
By
The
Canadian
Prtt
At
least
73
Canadians
died
In
acciJents
during
the
Chtistmas
weekend
50
of
them
in
traffic
a
Canadian
Press
survey
shows
The
traffic
toll
for
the
102
hour
pet
1
o
d
from
6pm
Wednesday
local
times
to
mid
night
Sunday
exceeded
the
estl
mate
of
the
Canada
Safety
Council
that
between
35
and
45
would
die
on
the
road
during
the
long
holiday
weekend
The
council
had
exfectcd
that
the
continuing
downward
trend
ltt
traffic
statistics
over
the
last
year
and
a
half
ilus
the
adop
tlon
of
bteath
analysls
devices
by
police
to
detect
drinking
drivers
could
result
in
a
lower
toll
this
year
The
highest
Christmas
traffic
toll
ever
recorded
was
80
deaths
In
19C0
during
a
78hour
holiday
Last
year
there
were
25
high
way
fatalities
in
an
84
hour
pe
rlod
In
19C7
C3
people
died
in
traffic
over
a
fourday
weekend
In
BrltLih
Columbia
and
Manl
The
Canadlai
Transport
Com-
duled
airline
liceme
reviews
In
toba
four
died
In
traffic
and
one
missions
alt
tiunspoit
t
mi-
northern
and
central
BC
early
In
In
a
fire
In
each
province
mittee
will
soon
onsickra
1970
of
Akkm
Road
prince
George
Eight
-
yeat
-
old
William
Hlgman
suffered
minor
lnjui
les
In
the
mishap
City
traffic
constable
Ed
Olfert
said
that
possibly
as
a
result
of
new
drlnking
drlvlng
legislation
coupled
with
low
lower
�
er
llquoi
sales
due
to
unem
ployment
and
tight
money
In
town
there
was
not
the
usual
amount
of
drinking
thi
season
Its
been
a
very
ery
quiet
holiday
season
the
po
policeman
�
liceman
said
and
the
new
drinking
drivlng
legislation
Is
definitely
In
putt
responsi
responsible
�
ble
During
the
tong
week
end
there
were
very
few
people
charged
with
lmpalted
dri
driving
�
ving
he
said
people
seem
to
be
getting
the
message
Police
roadblocks
were
out
Benson
changes
customs
plans
can
be
combined
for
an
over
seas
trip
allowing
dutv
free
entrv
of
100
The
new
exemptions
are
in
tended
to
be
more
simple
to
un
derstand
and
to
apply
Canadians
will
be
permitted
to
bring
back
23
worth
of
goods
duty
free
after
havlne
been
abroa
1
at
letst
48
hours
and
to
claim
such
an
exemption
four
times
a
year
once
each
three
month
period
beginning
Jan
1
April
1
July
I
and
Oct
1
They
will
also
be
permitted
to
bring
back
100
worth
of
goods
duty
free
once
a
year
after
an
absence
of
at
least
12
days
but
this
exemption
cannot
be
com
bined
with
a
25
er
quarter
ex
emption
It
can
apply
however
to
visits
to
the
United
States
or
Mexico
as
well
as
overseas
Limitations
on
duty
flee
I
in
ports
of
liquor
and
tobacco
re
main
unchanged
The
limits
are
40
ounces
of
liquor
CO
cigars
200
cigarettes
and
two
founds
of
manufactured
tobacco
For
the
23
exemption
every
three
months
all
goods
claimed
for
duty
free
entry
must
accom
pany
the
traveller
and
must
be
for
his
personal
use
souvenirs
or
gifts
They
must
not
xs
bought
on
com
nission
as
a
favor
for
any
othet
person
or
for
sale
For
the
100
exemption
all
liquor
and
tobacco
products
must
accompany
the
traveller
on
his
return
to
Canada
If
he
goes
only
to
other
North
Amen
can
countries
all
other
toods
must
also
accompany
him
Dut
if
he
travels
beyond
North
merlca
goods
other
than
liq
uor
and
tobacco
might
be
claimed
as
duty
free
but
sent
home
by
other
means
Two
other
new
customs
duty
provisions
came
into
effect
dtirlnc
the
Christmas
holiday
sometimes
as
iniiiv
asthtee
at
one
time
Const
Olfett
said
there
have
been
4000
to
3
000
vehicles
cheeked
tin
ough
these
sniff
statlins
He
said
time
have
lien
molt
piopte
checked
in
toad
blocks
in
this
city
than
in
the
ancouver
police
spot
check
stations
dut
lng
the
month
Disttict
RCMP
upoited
a
quiet
Chtistmas
weekend
as
only
one
peison
out
of
1003
niptorMs
checked
since
Mon
Monday
�
day
wasthaigedwithabieath
allzei
reading
of
08
ot
more
We
te
virv
pleased
with
the
n
suits
of
the
new
bteath
allzei
legislation
and
the
pub
public
�
lic
response
to
it
said
in
RCMP
spokesman
The
motorist
who
was
chat
-ged
with
having
abteathalt
er
readlnt
of
08
ot
mote
was
pn
ked
up
In
a
d
ivtlme
po
police
�
lice
toadblock
set
up
in
South
I
oi
t
Geote
He
w
is
sche
scheduled
�
duled
to
ipjeat
In
mut
to
dav
Police
toadl
locks
wet
e
set
up
Monday
TUesdav
Wednes
Wednesday
�
day
I
tidav
ind
thiough
the
weekend
Tlie
tesults
wete
time
24
hout
licinse
suspensions
43
notices
concerning
difective
Items
on
cats
such
as
head
headlights
�
lights
muff
lei
s
and
nine
chatges
titulei
the
provincial
motol
vehicles
act
We
dont
have
aiy
avail
available
�
able
statistics
but
we
know
this
w
is
one
of
the
quiet
quietest
�
est
Chiistmascs
in
years
We
an
interested
in
having
people
lav
ofl
the
booc
if
thev
ate
going
to
drive
their
cars
and
it
It
ks
like
this
new
legis
latU
n
is
in
fact
hel
lng
said
the
x
lice
sxkesnun
DRIVER
RECORDED
25
BREATHALIZER
Emil
Edward
Broza
pleaded
guilty
in
city
court
toda
to
a
charge
of
impaired
driving
and
was
fined
125
or
14das
Broza
was
charged
after
the
car
he
was
driving
slid
on
ice
Dec
25
and
struck
a
parked
car
on
Fifth
Avenue
1
he
accused
had
a
reading
of
25
per
cent
on
a
police
breatlnhzer
test
Bomb
cargo
foose
Hope
dwindles
for
US
crew
HONOLULl
AP
-
Mount
plosion
w
as
not
known
lng
waves
and
rising
winds
l
ourteen
in
n
Including
the
dimmed
rescue
hope
todiy
for
skipper
were
rescued
by
the
20
seamen
v
i
jbandonid
thi
rt
k
fnibft
r
Milan
stiri
rl
I
i
munitions
ship
Badter
day
and
were
en
route
toolo
State
before
an
explosion
tore
a
lump
Japjn
Tl
e
Khlan
Star
hole
In
her
right
side
some
1500
ended
Its
search
for
other
survl
miles
northwest
of
Hawaii
vors
Saturday
because
of
a
fuel
The
39
man
crew
left
the
shortagi
bomb
laden
vessel
bound
for
live
bodies
were
sighted
near
Vietnam
Friday
after
the
skip
j
an
overturned
lifeboat
Saturday
per
Charles
Wilson
radioed
i
by
the
merchant
ship
flying
that
the
cargo
had
broken
loose
i
Dragon
Because
of
20
foot
l
In
the
holds
The
blast
came
70
minutes
later
C
ause
of
the
ex
Aives
only
one
body
was
recov-
red
the
navy
said
At
dirkness
Sunday
the
cap
t
tin
of
the
riyln
Lragon
report
ed
seas
had
lnci
eased
to
30
feet
ind
winds
to
33
knots
No
neA
sighting
of
survivors
or
bodies
wen
rt
ported
Mr
force
inj
coast
guard
nscue
planes
tot
k
turns
flying
jit
f
Midny
Island
to
the
120-mlle-square
search
area
some
GOO
miles
to
the
noitheast
I
he
ii
vstcrlous
explosion
tore
i
In
r
It
In
the
starboard
silt
tit
BaJer
State
but
the
4r
i
f
t
issel
rt
ii
lined
afloat
Mm
It
tht
n
iv
ai
1
Snowmobiles
kill
eight
By
Canadian
Prett
At
least
tight
ctsons
died
In
accidents
Involving
snow
mobtlts
across
Canada
during
tin
fout
day
Christmas
holiday
Canadian
Press
suivcy
fiom
G
pm
local
times
Wednesday
to
Sundav
tvenlng
showed
foui
ersons
died
In
snowmobile
accldmts
In
Que
bee
two
In
Ontatlo
and
one
each
In
British
Columbia
and
Manitoba
The
Ontatlo
deaths
tame
in
a
single
accident
Two
43ycarold
bault
Ste
Maiie
women
Suoma
Kauipinen
and
Vleno
Nenone
wcte
killed
whin
their
snowmo
bile
colli
Jed
with
a
cat
Filday
on
the
outskirts
of
Sault
Ste
Mai
ie
Victims
recovering
Two
stabbings
in
city
spoki
Milan
loi
the
taxi
tt
mpany
said
today
nobody
seems
tt
know
what
it
was
all
about
He
said
the
man
taint
in
thieatentng
one
if
the
drtveis
with
a
knife
and
fled
when
the
police
were
tailed
No
one
was
injuied
he
said
Tolice
have
that
ged
leo
Maglolie
McCallum
25
of
Saskatchewan
with
cat
iv
lng
a
concealed
weapon
a
city
police
spokesman
said
today
The
officer
said
McCallum
Is
thai
ged
with
tairvlnt
a
knife
I
tit
is
nit
chuged
with
t
IP
unistanti
s
l
elated
to
tin
st
ibl
HHS
V
In
in
still
tnvtstifcat-
Uf
tl
e
Ult
lilt
I
ts