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HIGHLIGHTS
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and
Kangaroos
take
Cariboo
Hockey
League
wins
beating
Mohawks
and
Stamps
Chicago
Black
Hawks
tstill
in
running
for
second
place
in
NHL
Patterson
and
Liston
world
title
talks
still
making
the
rounds
See
Pages
4
and
5
DOGS
ByBaw
with
Teeth
iven
A
new
dog
bylaw
with
added
teeth
was
presented
by
City
Solicitor
Cecil
Edwards
to
a
meeting
Wednes
Wednesday
�
day
of
city
councils
general
purposes
committee
It
would
increase
licence
fees
and
tighten
regula
regulations
�
tions
governing
control
of
dogs
by
their
owners
The
bylaw
is
expected
to
receive
its
three
readings
at
the
next
council
meeting
Feb
2G
NDP
WOMAN
Come
Sit
With
Me
WAC
I5y
The-
SiImii
1H
ss
The
BC
premier
got
an
invitation
fiom
a
woman
mem
member
�
ber
of
the
opposition
Wednes
Wednesday
�
day
to
come
and
sit
with
her
In
Victoria
Piemier
Dennett
sent
floral
bouquets
to
the
desks
of
the
legislatures
three
women
members
Mrs
Camillc
Mather
NDP
CCF
Delta
responded
with
a
poetic
valentine
to
the
Social
Credit
premier
Before
Ill
be
your
valen
valentine
�
tine
-You
must
become
a
friend
of
mine
To
win
the
heart
of
this
NDP
You
must
come
over
and
sit
with
me
ittiffigfS
Being
Polled
About
3000
hunters
in
North
Northern
�
ern
BC
arc
being
polled
by
the
game
branch
in
its
efforts
to
estimate
the
total
game
harvest
in
19G1
Questionnaires
were
sent
out
catlier
this
month
to
the
hunt
hunters
�
ers
chosen
in
a
random
sampl
sampling
�
ing
of
the
20000
odd
area
hunt
hunters
�
ers
who
took
out
large
andsmall
game
licences
in
the
last
hunt
hunting
�
ing
season
About
two
thirds
of
the
hunters
held
licences
for
all
game
the
other
one
third
for
small
game
only
Returns
of
the
survey
indi
indicate
�
cate
among
other
things
the
number
of
animals
taken
This
information
combined
with
branch
estimates
of
the
popula
population
�
tion
of
the
various
species
is
used
to
determine
hunting
regu
regulationsat
�
lationsat
least
one
of
which
length
of
season
is
particularly
important
to
the
hunter
NINTH
TIME
The
bylaw
if
passed
by
coun
council
�
cil
will
O
Increase
licence
fees
for
unspayed
dogs
to
15
from
5
male
and
spayed
females
to
3
from
2
Prohibit
dogs
from
all
pub
public
�
lic
places
including
stores
and
city
buses
regardless
of
whe
whether
�
ther
the
dog
is
in
control
of
its
owner
Dogs
so
found
could
be
impounded
and
disposed
of
in
48
hours
if
not
claimed
by
the
owner
O
Cats
found
astray
in
any
public
place
could
be
impound
impounded
�
ed
and
disposed
of
within
24
hours
unless
claimed
Aid
Frank
Clark
moved
an
amendment
providing
exemp
exemption
�
tion
for
sccing
eye
dogs
which
will
be
incorporated
in
the
by
bylaw
�
law
before
its
presentation
to
council
The
bylaws
tightened
restric
restrictions
�
tions
if
passed
will
be
a
com
compromise
�
promise
to
proposals
for
imple
implementation
�
mentation
of
a
leash
law
in
the
city
a
subject
of
controversy
in
recent
months
Quipped
Aid
Charlie
Graham
The
only
undemocratic
thing
about
this
bylaw
is
we
havent
called
the
dogs
and
asked
them
how
they
feel
about
it
The
committee
agreed
in
prin-
cTfleiwUh
the
erection
of
benches
at
city
bus
stops
by
a
private
firni
but
referred
the
matter
to
the
city
solicitor
tq
study
what
restrictions
should
be
imposed
Howard
Fairbairn
appeared
before
the
committee
seeking
permission
to
set
up
some
100
advertising
benches
Mayor
Garvin
Dezell
sa
d
he
would
de
demand
�
mand
the
porting
of
a
perform
performance
�
ance
bond
to
en
ire
the
benches
would
be
adequately
main
maintained
�
tained
He
referred
to
an
earlier
sit
situation
�
uation
where
a
p
vete
firm
was
allowed
to
place
trash
cans
on
city
streets
for
advertising
purposes
and
the
responsibility
for
their
maintenance
eventually
fell
on
the
city
COLISEUM
ROBBED
A
man
as
being
held
for
questioning
by
RCMP
today
in
connection
with
the
theft
of
20
from
the
Coliseum
office
in
an
overnight
burglary
around
the
world
The
next
try
is
Friday
at
the
earliest
The
storm
cocnng
an
area
of
about
27000
square
miles
was
driving
18
-
foot
waves
through
the
area
where
Glenn
Now
Hear
This
Garvin
Dezell
and
Arran
this
weeks
meeting
at
which
Thomson
whirlybiided
theres
revised
building
plans
were
a
dandy
woid
for
you
their
accepted
and
another
60
appli-
way
into
yesterdays
general
purposes
committee
meeting
Pacific
Helicopters
pilot
Bill
Harvie
took
them
for
a
spin
over
the
city
to
demonstrate
the
eggbeaters
versatility
for
such
things
as
study
of
traffic
prob
problems
�
lems
They
landed
next
to
the
Civic
Centre
spittin
distance
from
the
council
chambers
just
in
time
for
the
meeting
Remember
Rhys
Thomas
the
fellow
who
used
to
beat
you
to
jour
car
every
tunc
the
meter
ran
out
Well
hes
not
really
as
haidheartcd
as
you
thought
Now
full
time
dog
catcher
Rhys
who
used
to
mind
the
meters
as
well
was
spotted
on
Ncchako
Diivc
oaily
Unlay
using
his
dog
kennel
on
wheels
as
a
tow
truck
to
pull
out
CNR
man
Lawrence
Popovich
whose
car
was
stuck
in
the
snow
See
ho
doesnt
really
hate
motorists
after
all
Legion
with
revised
plans
for
Its
new
building
okayed
financ
financing
�
ing
progressing
satisfactorily
and
only
LCD
green
light
still
needed
is
drawing
in
new
mem
members
�
bers
like
flies
to
honey
Ten
new
members
were
installed
at
cations
for
membership
were
received
and
got
the
nod
Mem
Membership
�
bership
Is
now
614
and
the
Le
Legion
�
gion
has
set
its
sights
on
C50
Were
getting
just
like
Van
Vancouver
�
couver
unfortunately
CPAs
Flight
21
from
the
rainy
city
couldnt
stop
here
again
today
duo
to
fog
Tlanc
returned
to
Qucsncl
to
let
off
local
passen
passengers
�
gers
before
continuing
on
to
Whitehorse
School
trustee
Bob
Range
doesnt
see
any
reason
why
the
proposed
new
gyrnnasium
area
for
the
senior
high
school
could
not
be
located
in
a
new
build
building
�
ing
away
from
the
school
The
walk
to
the
PT
classes
could
be
counted
part
of
the
exercise
lie
told
this
weeks
school
board
meeting
Several
local
fly
boys
are
ex
pected
to
attend
the
semi-annual
meeting
of
the
BC
Avia
tion
Council
exec
in
Kelowna
May
19
21
Folks
at
the
Senior
Citizens
Home
are
still
talking
about
the
entertainment
put
on
for
them
this
week
bv
Mrs
Thvra
War
berg
Madsen
and
her
dancers
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1KOPOSED
shopping
centre
for
Prince
George
would
be
the
first
such
centre
in
the
area
Pro
Providing
�
viding
applications
for
rezoning
and
to
purchase
city
owned
lots
are
approved
a
spokesman
said
the
centre
could
be
completed
by
the
end
of
this
year
It
would
cover
some
5V
acres
and
provide
two
major
stores
and
at
least
1G
smaller
shops
Sketch
plans
of
the
proposed
centre
were
sub
submitted
�
mitted
Wednesday
to
the
general
purposes
com
committee
�
mittee
of
city
council
JUDGE
CALLS
HIM
JUDAS
20
Year
Term
in
Given
Doukhobor
38
NELSON
CP
Fred
Davidoff
38-year-old
con
victed
terrorist
was
called
a
Judas
by
special
assize
court
judge
Mr
Justice
Harry
Sullivan
today
and
sen
sentenced
�
tenced
to
20
years
in
prison
CHURCHES
URGED
TO
SPEAK
OUT
TORONTO
CP
National
NDP
leader
T
C
Douglas
told
a
church
congregation
from
the
pulpit
Wednesday
night
that
Christian
churches
in
Canada
arc
the
countrys
social
consciences
and
have
no
excuses
for
standing
silent
Mr
Douglas
a
Baptist
minister
who
still
picaches
occasionally
said
the
chinch
chinches
�
es
have
no
excuse
for
stand
standing
�
ing
silent
In
a
nation
that
has
on
occasion
treated
its
Jap
Japanese
�
anese
Jewish
and
Indian
minorities
shamefully
a
na
tion
where
childicn
giow
up
In
blunis
while
their
unem
unemployed
�
ployed
fathers
walk
the
stieets
and
that
Is
in
dan
danger
�
ger
with
the
lest
of
the
world
of
blowing
itself
up
with
nuclear
weapons
Space
Shot
Put
Off
Again
CAPE
CANAVERAL
Wl
A
51-mile-an-hour
gale
sweeping
acioss
the
central
Atlantic
to
today
�
day
forced
the
US
to
cancel
its
ninth
attempt
to
rocket
as
tionaut
John
II
Glenn
Jr
would
have
to
land
in
event
of
an
emergency
during
the
first
few
minutes
after
launching
The
centre
of
this
storm
is
located
about
950
miles
cast
of
Bermuda
As
it
did
Wednesday
the
scrub
came
after
a
special
weather
brieiing
The
launch
was
first
sched
scheduled
�
uled
for
Dec
20
The
storm
that
prompted
the
space
agency
to
postpone
the
attempt
to
hurl
Glenn
three
times
around
the
world
through
space
may
be
only
a
foierunner
of
worse
to
come
The
weather
specialists
are
watching
the
development
of
an
another
�
other
low
pressure
area
off
Norfolk
Va
and
there
are
faint
indications
that
others
may
be
developing
farther
to
the
south
The
space
agency
has
made
it
clear
In
previous
statements
that
Glenn
would
not
be
launch
launched
�
ed
if
the
seas
in
any
of
the
vital
areas
exceeded
five
feet
and
the
wind
were
stronger
than
IS
knots
PRINCE
GEORGE
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
THURSDAY
FEBRUARY
15
1962
In
all
Davidoff
Sons
of
Free
Freedom
�
dom
Doukhobor
and
father
of
five
will
serve
28
years
The
20
y
ear
term
invoked
on
Davidoffs
conviction
in
the
blowing
up
of
government
ma
chinerv
at
Winlaw
will
be
served
consecutively
with
eight
year
term
imposed
earlier
for
bombing
a
railway
track
at
Thrums
in
the
West
Kootcnays
Mr
Justice
Sullivan
told
Davi
doff
he
was
a
Judas
who
had
betrayed
others
that
he
was
a
dangerous
man
and
should
be
Nuclear
War
No
Worry
in
Europe
TORONTO
CP
The
nations
of
Europe
are
not
worried
about
a
nuclear
war
Works
Minister
Walker
said
Wednesday
night
Mr
Walker
told
members
of
the
Ontario
Insurance
Adjusters
Association
he
gained
this
im
impression
�
pression
from
talks
with
people
in
England
France
and
Sweden
last
November
There
are
no
air
raid
shelters
in
France
or
England
ho
said
and
mention
pf
the
subject
arouses
laughter
Mr
Walker
said
it
is
evident
no
country
desires
war
less
than
Russia
It
has
been
shown
that
they
get
other
nations
steamed
up
to
get
concessions
but
in
a
crisis
they
always
back
down
Idaho
Cleans
Up
Flood
Damage
at
5000000
POCATELLO
Idaho
AP
The
flood
waters
diopped
and
the
task
of
cleaning
up
was
under
way
today
in
south
southeastern
�
eastern
Idaho
declared
a
disaster
area
by
Piesident
Kennedy
Governor
Robert
E
Smylie
of
Idaho
estimated
damage
at
more
than
5000000
and
asked
the
president
for
250000
in
emergency
aid
10
COST
UP
TO
1000000
isolated
in
prison
and
denied
all
visiting
privileges
The
sentencing
provoked
a
noisy
demonstration
among
Sons
of
Freedom
Doukhobors
who
crowded
the
courtroom
On
Tuesday
Davidoff
went
berserk
in
the
witness
box
pounding
his
fists
and
scream
screaming
�
ing
epithets
at
the
judge
jury
and
special
Crown
Prosecutor
T
G
Bowen
Colthurst
He
called
Mr
Justice
Sulli
Sullivan
�
van
a
murderer
and
told
the
jury
their
days
aic
numbered
too
He
called
the
prosecutor
a
two
legged
animal
Attempts
by
the
judge
to
calm
him
down
failed
Davidoff
formerly
was
a
member
of
the
fraternal
council
the
ruling
policy
making
body
of
the
radical
Frccdomite
sect
whose
members
have
been
blamed
by
police
for
much
of
the
bombings
and
arson
which
has
plagued
the
Kootcnays
for
months
inOrge
3
New
North
Branches
Recognized
by
Council
MRS
VIOLET
WESTAWAY
represents
city
1X
rou
BlItNS
LAKE
Correspond
Correspondent
�
ent
Six
Palling
district
men
have
been
sentenced
under
the
Ccmcterv
Act
for
unlawfully
re
removing
�
moving
the
remains
of
a
dead
person
fiom
the
place
of
burial
Jake
Ihcbert
Ben
Wicbc
Pete
Wicbe
John
Klasscn
Jake
Fehr
and
William
Fchr
were
fined
50
or
30
days
in
default
when
they
appeared
before
Magistrate
L
G
Saul
here
The
charge
arose
from
the
death
of
Abraham
Ehas
at
the
Burns
Lake
and
District
Hos
Hospital
�
pital
after
a
heart
attack
Burial
was
in
caily
Novem
November
�
ber
at
Palling
One
of
the
accused
said
that
during
the
funeral
service
Jic
thought
he
aw
the
body
in
the
open
casket
move
slightjyi
An
Another
�
other
reported
he
saw
perspira
perspiration
�
tion
on
the
brow
of
the
deceas
ed
T
ii
discussed
the
matter
among
themselves
and
finally
went
to
thc
cemetery
at
130
a
i
Nov
6
They
dug
up
thc
remain
and
convinced
tjiem-
QUESNEL
FLOOD
VICTORIA
CD
Delegates
from
three
lecently
orgdnlzed
branches
of
the
Provincial
Council
of
Women
were
in
introduced
�
troduced
at
an
annual
con
convention
�
vention
here
Wednesday
Mrs
Violet
Westaway
rep
resented
a
rew
group
at
Prince
George
Mrs
Glen
Draden
the
bawson
Creokjjranch
suwLMrs
C
P
Pfckell
the
Fort
St
John
branch
Mrs
Westaway
who
oper
ates
a
travel
agency
has
been
active
In
many
community
activities
at
the
northern
city
including
the
Prince
George
branch
of
the
Canadian
Folk
Society
The
Fort
St
John
council
organized
a
month
ago
is
headed
by
Mrs
PIckcll
Her
husband
a
member
of
a
pio
neer
family
of
the
North
is
assistant
superintendent
of
the
West
Coast
Transmission
o
to
rt
selves
thc
deceased
was
really
dead
In
time
thc
incident
came
to
the
attention
of
thc
deceaseds
widow
and
son
who
reported
it
to
thc
RCMP
Police
investigated
and
laid
thc
charges
7c
a
Copy
closed
by
realtor
Dud
Saw
ley
president
of
Sawlcy
Agency
Ltd
when
he
presented
plans
for
his
clients
proposed
shop
shopping
�
ping
centre
at
the
city
councils
general
purposes
committee
meeting
Wednesday
Mr
Sawley
said
thc
princi
principals
�
pals
have
options
to
buy
29
privately
-
owned
lots
and
made
application
to
purchase
thc
bal
balance
�
ance
required
for
thc
project
which
arc
odd
-
shaped
lots
owned
by
the
city
There
are
now
nine
houses
on
the
site
of
the
proposed
centre
which
would
cover
three
city
blocks
MAYOR
IN
FAVOR
Thc
committee
referred
the
proposals
for
study
to
the
Ad
Advisory
�
visory
Planning
Commission
a
body
appointed
by
council
made
up
of
a
cross
section
of
thc
community
for
advisory
purpos
es
and
thc
city
engineering
de
department
partment
They
are
scheduled
to
pre
sent
their
recommendations
to
city
council
at
thc
next
meet
meeting
ing
Feb
26
During
the
brief
discussion
Mayor
Garvin
Dezell
said
he
would
be
in
favor
of
the
pro
posals
in
principle
but
it
isnt
something
you
jump
right
into
without
considerable
study
It
would
be
better
to
have
a
shopping
centre
within
city
limits
than
outside
thc
city
commented
Aid
Iljirry
Loder
Mr
Sawley
tplcLJThe
Citizen
My
principles
fc
prepared
to
get
the
project
underway
this
year
and
it
could
conceivably
be
open
by
the
end
of
thc
year
SIX
MONTHS
He
said
the
projectSvould
like
likely
�
ly
be
six
months
to
a
year
under
construction
depending
mainly
on
weather
condClons
and
would
cost
fiom
iW000
to
1
000000
to
build
Thc
main
store
in
thc
centre
would
be
20000
square
feet
but
it
is
not
known
if
it
would
be
a
department
type
store
Larg
Largest
�
est
store
in
the
city
is
thc
Hudsons
Bay
Co
which
has
48000
square
feet
on
three
levels
A
second
store
in
thc
pro
proposed
�
posed
centre
would
be
10000
square
feet
likely
a
food
mark
market
�
et
And
thc
1G
to
20
sero
uy
stores
varying
fron
12jj
to
3000
square
feet
could
be
built
to
specific
icquiremcnts
of
thc
tenants
Plans
call
for
an
off
street
parking
area
providing
space
for
about
350
cars
Union
Demands
Probe
Of
Lumber
Operation
Local
1
121
of
thc
1WA
has
asked
the
labor
relations
boatd
for
an
immediate
investigation
into
the
sudden
closing
of
the
Fort
St
John
Lumber
Co
operation
at
Chetwynd
A
union
statement
released
today
said
It
appears
the
company
locked
the
employees
out
of
their
jobs
when
they
joined
thc
union
Company
officials
have
said
that
thc
plant
was
closed
temporarily
to
build
up
inventory
They
denied
that
the
closure
was
a
lockout
Jacob
Hoist
president
of
the
local
said
in
the
statement
that
an
investigation
has
been
made
and
gtounds
for
an
investigation
by
thc
board
have
been
found
HIGHWAY
16
BT
OAHRnOl
ki
to
rr
Mont
Shopping
Centre
Planned
for
City
A
major
shopping
centre
comprising
two
major
stores
and
10
to
20
secondary
shops
occupying
5V6
acres
has
been
proiosed
for
Prince
George
Formal
application
was
made
Wednesday
for
the
rezoning
from
residential
to
commercial
property
the
area
bounded
by
Victoria
Fifteenth
Vancouver
and
1
-
1
-
PROPOSED
SHOPPING
CENTRE
Eleventh
to
pave
the
way
for
the
project
The
principals
were
not
dis-
Phil
Wont
n
ns
VICTORIA
CP
Highways
Minister
GaglardI
said
Wed
Wednesday
�
nesday
he
cant
say
anything
more
definite
now
but
well
ceitalnly
have
something
later
on
reconstruction
of
Highway
1G
Mr
GaglardI
was
asked
to
expand
on
his
statement
of
Tuesday
that
the
highway
will
be
looked
after
He
had
commented
original
originally
�
ly
on
a
statement
in
Smlthcrs
by
A
N
Ritchie
of
Juneau
Alaska
traffic
manager
for
the
Alaska
highway
depart
department
�
ment
marine
division
Mr
Ritchie
was
quoted
as
saying
he
doubted
if
major
transportation
companies
would
allow
thcii
trailer
trucks
to
travel
the
northern
trans
provincial
highway
fiom
Prince
George
to
Prince
Rupert
if
it
was
not
impiovcd
The
truckers
will
be
taken
caie
of
Mr
GaglardI
said
Tuesday
Well
look
after
the
highway
The
Increased
truck
traffic
is
expected
to
result
from
a
ferr
v
link
ODenine
nossiblV
4aterlthbyeaPitvcenItrfrJcFM
Rupert
and
Alaska
Eastern
Europe
Gets
Our
Wheat
WINNIPEG
CP
Anywhere
from
5000000
to
7000000
bush
bushels
�
els
of
Canadian
wheat
sold
to
Red
China
has
been
diverted
to
Eastern
Europe
a
Canadian
wheat
board
source
said
Wed
Wednesday
�
nesday
He
said
wheat
has
been
di
diverted
�
verted
to
East
Germany
and
Albania
but
the
Canadian
wheat
board
is
not
concerned
about
it
since
these
countries
do
not
lie
in
Canadas
traditional
com
commercial
�
mercial
wheat
market
m
lIVToJ
f
m
yTW
V
iiffllF
Cariboo
Prince
George
and
Bulkley
Valley
Increasing
cloudiness
tonight
and
cloudy
with
sunny
periods
Friday
Lit
Little
�
tle
change
in
temperature
Winds
light
Low
tonight
and
high
Friday
at
Qucsncl
Prince
George
and
Smlthcrs
10
and
30
Peace
River
Clouding
over
tomorrow
afternoon
Continuing
cold
with
light
winds
Low
to
tonight
�
night
and
high
tomorrow
at
Grande
Prairie
-15
and
5
Last
24
Hours
Hi
Lo
1rcc
Prince
George
Terrace
Smithers
Qucsncl
Williams
Lake
Kamloops
Whitehorse
Fort
Nelson
Dawson
Creek
29
0
32
19
33
0
28
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28
11
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29
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14
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LA
Honors
3
Who
Risked
Lives
victoria
cn
-
William
sPearc
Social
Credit
mem
bcr
of
the
legislature
for
Cariboo
Wednesday
paid
tribute
to
tluce
men
lie
said
Hiked
their
lives
to
dislodge
ice
jam
on
the
Frascr
River
They
crawled
out
on
floes
10
ct
dvnanutc
in
ico
which
riled
under
the
piers
of
a
lUge
at
Qucsncl
Sections
of
vest
Qucsncl
were
flooded
win
water
which
had
backed
Mr
Speare
speaking
in
the
budget
debate
said
the
40-
ear
old
bridge
was
obsolete
and
rotting
ne
urged
a
re
replacement
�
placement
be
given
priority
C
also
saui
there
was
a
need
in
the
Cariboo
for
a
bet-
tcr
system
of
signs
to
warn
motorists
of
grazing
cattle
In
a
country
where
live
livestock
�
stock
raising
is
a
basic
in
industry
�
dustry
the
side
of
the
ranch
rancher
�
er
merits
more
understand
understanding
�
ing
baid
Mr
Speare
He
said
new
provincial
buildings
aie
needed
at
Qucs
Qucsncl
�
ncl
and
Williams
Lake
and
inoic
lakes
should
be
stocked
with
fish
We
see
far
too
many
signs
of
disappointed
people
going
from
lake
to
lake
said
Mr
Speare
If
a
continuing
and
permanent
tourist
industry
is
to
be
built
up
we
need
a
fish
stocking
program
Alex
Macdonald
suggested
Wednesday
that
the
govern
government
�
ment
refer
the
whole
ques
tion
of
power
development
in
BC
to
the
National
Energy
Board
for
engineering
scien
scientific
�
tific
and
economic
study
and
an
unbiased
report
The
New
Democratic
Party
CCF
member
for
Vancouver
East
said
any
rate
reductions
to
be
granted
by
thc
govern
government
�
ment
owned
BC
Electric
and
thc
BC
Power
Commis
Commission
�
sion
wont
be
substantial
They
wont
be
substantial
because
assets
of
the
B
C
Electric
and
BC
Hydro
will
be
used
to
pay
for
costly
pre
premature
�
mature
power
developments
of
this
government
particular
particularly
�
ly
on
the
Peace
River
he
said
The
government
was
treat
iug
power
development
as
politics
and
was
ignoring
Us
engineering
and
economic
ad
advisers
�
visers
Premier
Bennett
has
prom
iscd
cuts
in
electric
power
rates
in
April
Agriculture
Minister
Rich
tcr
said
Wednesday
relations
between
fanncts
and
the
pro
provincial
�
vincial
agucultiuc
derailment
have
never
been
higher
He
told
the
legislature
that
members
of
the
departments
staff
have
maintained
a
close
liaison
witlr
the
agiicultural
in
industry
�
dustry
during
the
last
year
I
am
confident
he
said
that
the
relationship
with
pri
primary
�
mary
producers
has
never
been
higher
nor
at
any
previous
period
have
farmers
generally
had
a
greater
regard
for
the
various
measures
of
assistance
we
provide