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Sill
r0fWm
ERHART
REGIER
who
recently
resigned
his
Bur-naby-Corjuillarn
seat
in
Par
Parliament
�
liament
so
New
Democratic
Party
leader
T
C
Douglas
could
run
will
seek
the
NDP
nomination
in
Frascr
Valley
in
the
next
federal
election
Two
Car
Smash
Takes
3
Lives
North
of
Here
Three
Alberta
r
ople
two
men
and
a
woman
were
killed
in
a
two
car
collision
10
miles
south
of
Dawson
Creek
on
the
Hart
Highway
about
030
pm
Tuesday
itJwl
said
all
three
were
in
the
same
car
Names
of
all
victims
have
been
withheld
pending
notification
of
next
of
kin
Accident
was
a
head
on
col
tision
The
car
in
which
the
three
victims
were
riding
apparently
rolled
off
the
highway
and
is
described
by
police
as
totally
demolished
A
31-ycar-old
Dawson
Creek
man
is
in
serious
condition
m
Dawson
Creek
hospital
He
was
sole
occupant
of
the
other
car
TOYS
DESTROYED
SOUTJIPQRT
England
Wl
Fire
has
swept
through
a
toy
factory
here
and
thousands
of
Christmas
presents
went
up
in
smoke
An
official
estimated
damage
at
3000000
The
firm
specializes
in
plastic
tojs
4872
ON
1961
LIST
r
FACE-TO-FACE
MEET
URGED
0
Sons
Say
Theyll
Stay
at
Princeton
PRINCETON
CI
Sons
of
Freedom
LJoukhobors
halted
in
their
westward
trek
by
more
than
60
UCiMP
officers
because
officials
at
their
intended
destination
declared
a
stale
oE
emergency
have
decided
to
stay
herc
The
upwards
of
700
Irckkcrs
hate
demanded
Tuesday
that
Attorney
General
Bonner
bring
John
Lcbcdoff
the
leader
of
a
splinter
Doukhobor
group
to
their
camp
site
for
a
face-to-
face
meeting
to
thrash
out
their
problems
Mr
Bonner
declined
to
comment
Lebedoff
is
often
blamed
by
Freedomitcs
for
their
troubles
They
were
prccnted
from
heading
westward
toward
Moun
tain
Prison
near
Agassiz
in
Kent
municipality
by
RCMP
roadblocks
3
JAILED
At
Kent
a
bylaw
passed
un
under
�
der
the
emergency
powers
sec
lion
of
the
Municipal
Act
stopped
Freedom
it
es
and
any
anyone
�
one
associated
with
them
fiom
entering
the
municipality
that
contains
the
prison
of
63
sect
members
sentenced
for
terror
terrorism
�
ism
The
Municipal
Act
section
had
been
used
only
once
before
by
Trad
in
the
Kootcnay
to
prevent
the
sect
from
entering
Lhe
city
during
a
flood
emer
emergency
�
gency
some
years
ago
The
Freedomitcs
have
taken
over
a
liny
government
camp
site
near
this
small
mining
community
The
ItCMP
walked
into
the
camp
Tuesday
morning
and
told
the
Irecdomitcs
they
could
go
no
farther
and
should
return
to
their
homes
in
the
Kootenajs
NORMAL
POWERS
The
Municipal
Act
section
used
uy
Kent
says
when
nor
normal
�
mal
powers
and
authority
aie
inadequate
to
deal
with
an
emergency
a
council
may
de
dare
an
emergency
and
exer
cise
such
powers
as
arc
neces
sary
to
deal
effectively
with
the
emergency
In
a
long
preamble
the
by
law
which
received
three
read
mgs
Monday
and
became
law
Tuesday
said
Whereas
mem
bers
of
the
sect
are
addicted
to
nudism
arson
and
illegal
use
of
djnamite
and
explosive
de
vices
and
whereas
the
arrival
of
a
group
of
this
kind
will
disorganize
the
educa
tional
system
of
the
school
dis
district
�
trict
will
be
a
menace
to
health
and
is
likely
to
lead
to
breaches
of
the
peace
and
the
possible
breakdown
of
law
and
order
the
council
of
the
district
of
Kent
declares
that
I
emergency
exists
the
1962
list
is
made
up
prior
to
Decembers
civic
elections
Persons
qualified
to
have
their
names
entered
on
the
municipal
voters
list
fit
into
three
cate
categories
�
gories
owner
elector
resident
elector
and
tenant
elector
It
is
difficult
to
predict
the
increase
in
all
but
tho
owner
elector
Tolls
Due
To
Be
Cut
On
Three
BC
Bridges
VICTORIA
CP
Tolls
on
three
BC
govern
government
�
ment
budges
will
be
lilted
April
1
Premier
Bennett
said
tlie
three
toll
free
bridges
will
be
Nelson
Okanagan
at
Kelpvvna
and
Rosedale
Agassiz
All
three
bridges
finished
their
last
fiscal
year
with
a
deficit
totalling
296528
They
drew
revenues
totalling
562502
For
tlie
year
ending
last
March
31
Rosedalc
Agassiz
lost
79GG9
Nelson
lost
63144
and
Okanagan
lost
153815
Now
Hear
This
If
jou
hac
a
son
or
daugh
daughter
�
ter
attending
senior
high
school
in
PG
jou
are
invited
to
the
seasons
first
meeting
of
the
high
school
PTA
at
8
p
m
to
today
�
day
in
the
home
economics
loom
There
will
be
an
intro
introduction
�
duction
nf
the
school
staff
and
a
discussion
of
student
pro
programs
�
grams
Also
scheduled
to
tonight
�
night
at
8
oclock
in
the
gar
garage
�
age
behind
1735
Kighth
known
officially
as
The
Playhouse
is
a
workshop
meeting
of
the
Prince
George
Players
All
members
and
their
aitistic
friends
arc
asked
to
turn
out
to
make
paper
macho
masks
for
the
clubs
forthcoming
pro
production
�
duction
The
Three
Little
Pigs
A
local
type1
who
for
obvious
icasoiis
wishes
to
jemuin
anonymous
put
on
a
deinonslra-
ion
at
Third
and
Quebec
jes
tcrilay
which
rivals
anything
the
Sons
of
Freedom
Poukho
bors
have
come
up
with
of
late
Wheeling
into
the
intersection
with
a
caroborrowed
from
a
co
worker
our
frieul
suddenly
discovered
hes
out
of
gas
Th
vctuclc
chugged
lo
a
grinding
1
halt
smack
in
the
middle
of
the
street
Nor
is
that
all
Get
Getting
�
ting
out
to
push
the
thing
to
lhe
nearest
ciub
alter
obtain
obtaining
�
ing
the
help
of
a
couple
of
passers
by
our
heros
grunting
groaning
and
straining
finally
resulted
i
cah
natch
in
a
rent
in
the
seat
of
his
jeans
leaving
him
more
than
slightly
embarrassed
So
holding
his
britches
more
or
less
in
place
he
made
a
beeline
for
the
Uay
followed
by
a
collection
of
stares
fiom
the
amused
crowd
of
on
onlookers
�
lookers
which
had
gathered
for
the
show
The
typo
by
this
time
was
so
excited
from
his
per
performance
�
formance
his
call
for
help
on
the
pay
phone
cost
him
20
cents
he
dialed
the
wrong
number
the
first
try
Finally
a
pal
ar
arrived
�
rived
and
steered
the
red-
faced
unfortunate
to
the
cover
of
a
rescue
vehicle
and
the
curtain
fell
Youll
neverbelieeK
depart
department
�
ment
Bentonite
the
mud
sub
stance
used
by
water
bombers
to
drop
on
forest
fires
is
also
4
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CITI
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42441
Vol
6
No
183
Provincialism
Hurting
BC
Dealers
Told
VANCOUVER
CP
IiC
government
policies
not
only
arc
discouraging
investment
but
will
result
in
a
long
term
overall
loss
in
crown
revenue
a
meeting
of
bond
dealers
was
told
Tuesday
Carl
O
Nickle
of
Calgary
said
BC
legislation
and
its
provincialism
arc
a
cause
for
concern
to
investors
and
especially
to
the
oil
and
gas
industry
He
said
BCs
provincialism
reduced
the
field
value
of
the
provinces
oil
by
at
least
20
cents
a
barrel
when
Victoria
insisted
a
new
oil
pipeline
from
the1
Peace
River
be
built
over
a
BC
course
A
morccconomical
connection
he
said
would
have
taken
the
pipe
partly
into
Alberta
ELECTION
NOV
14
Power
Nationalization
Prompts
Quebec
Vote
QUEBEC
CP
Premier
Jean
Lesage
today
called
a
provincial
general
election
for
Nov
14
Sir
Lesage
told
a
press
con
LABORITE
HITS
HOSPITAL
SLUR
VANCOUVER
CP
The
vice
president
of
the
Vancou
Vancouver
�
ver
Labor
Council
CLC
said
Tuesday
night
the
provincial
government
has
cast
an
un
unjustifiable
�
justifiable
slur
on
B
C
hospi
hospital
�
tal
cmplojces
and
medical
personnel
William
Black
of
the
Hospi
Hospital
�
tal
Employees
Union
was
critical
of
government
sug
suggestions
�
gestions
that
hospital
financial
difficulties
are
due
to
their
inefficient
operation
Mr
Black
said
the
govern
government
�
ment
imposed
a
sales
tax
on
the
province
and
then
pro
proceeded
�
ceeded
to
make
money
on
it
instead
of
using
it
for
hospi
hospital
�
tal
grants
Jle
said
BCj
hospitals
charge
less
for
care
than
most
hospitals
in
North
America
A
financial
squeeze
by
the
government
would
ultimately
reflect
on
service
and
facilities
Voters
List
to
Jump
400
An
increase
of
at
least
400
names
in
the
1962
city
voters
list
is
anticipated
by
city
offi
officials
�
cials
Thcic
were
4872
voters
on
the
1901
list
City
clerk
Ted
Kent
saul
an
increase
of
ap
approximately
�
proximately
100
owner
electors
would
probably
be
noted
when
class
Owner
electors
arc
automatic
automatically
�
ally
placed
on
the
voters
list
Resident
and
tenant
electors
if
thev
were
not
on
the
1961
voters1
list
or
did
not
receive
a
recent
form
from
City
Hall
must
make
a
formal
declaration
assuring
the
city
they
have
been
living
within
the
municipality
for
the
last
six
months
If
either
a
tenant
or
iesi-dent-elector
lias
moved
since
tlie
last
voters
list
said
Mr
I
Kent
he
must
come
into
City
Hall
and
re
apply
When
the
list
closes
Sept
30
list
of
voters
will
be
tvped
out
and
posted
no
later
than
Oct
20
in
the
city
library
post
office
hydro
and
power
author
ity
office
and
at
City
Hall
Court
of
Revision
will
be
held
Nov
1
It
should
be
pointed
out
said
Mr
Kent
that
corpora
corporations
�
tions
may
be
entered
on
the
list
of
electors
if
there
is
a
written
authorization
on
file
with
the
city
clerk
given
under
the
seal
of
the
corporation
naming
some
persons
its
agent
The
agent
can
cast
a
vote
for
the
corporation
Forms
for
declaration
for
all
electors
can
be
obtained
from
City
Hall
There
are
a
lot
of
corpora
tions
in
Prince
George
that
do
not
have
agents
and
coutd
said
Mr
Kent
CLEAR
PRINCE
GEORGE
BRITISH
COtUMBIA
WEDNESDAY
SEPTEMBER
19
1962
fcrcncc
that
Lt
Gov
Paul
Com
tois
had
approved
immediate
dissolution
of
the
legislature
The
government
has
de
decided
�
cided
to
ask
the
people
of
the
province
of
Quebec
for
a
prc-
emptory
mandate
to
national
nationalize
�
ize
the
electricity
systems
of
the
province
said
Mr
Lesage
The
government
elected
27
months
ago
feels
he
said
that
proper
planning
demands
na
tionalization
of
all
enterprises
which
produce
power
for
private
consumption
He
then
read
to
the
press
a
list
of
the
companies
which
the
government
would
bring
under
public
ownership
if
it
is
re
reelected
�
elected
The
list
included
the
giant
Shawinigan
Water
and
Power
Co
Other
companies
on
the
list
were
Quebec
Power
Co
South
Southern
�
ern
Canada
Power
Co
Ltd
St
Maurice
Power
Corporation
Ga-
tineau
Power
Co
Lower
St
Lawrence
Power
Co
Saguenay
Electric
Co
Northern
Quebec
Power
Co
Ltd
Electrique
de
Mont
Laurier
Limitee
Elec
Electrique
�
trique
De
Fcrme
Neuve
Ltee
and
La
Companie
Electrique
de
la
Sarrc
Ltee
Mr
Lesage
said
employees
of
these
companies
would
become
employees
of
Quebec
Hvdro
and
would
not
lose
rank
or
acquired
rights
Shareholders
of
the
compan
les
would
receive
fair
compen
sation
to
be
fixed
by
taking
into
strict
account
the
legiti
mate
interests
of
the
share
shareholders
�
holders
and
the
taxpavers
The
compensation
would
be
subject
to
final
settlement
by
the
courts
wimws
ti
i
Pnnce
George
and
Bulkley
Valley
aieas
may
look
for
sun
sunny
�
ny
skies
Thursday
clouding
over
in
the
western
half
in
the
afternoon
Little
change
in
tem
temperature
�
perature
and
light
winds
Low
tonight
and
high
Thursday
at
Prince
George
38
and
C5
Smilhers
42
and
05
LAST
24
HOURS
Hi
Lo
Prec
Prince
George
72
38
Terrace
72
56
Smithers
70
44
Quesncl
72
43
Williams
Lake
75
41
Kamloops
77
45
White
horse
43
41
Fort
Nelson
58
37
Foit
St
John
63
45
Dawson
Cieek
66
36
21
THREE
TONS
to
a
length
storm
sewer
pipe
is
being
installed
this
week
by
city
work
crews
There
has
been
about
150
feet
of
the
42
inch
diameter
pipe
laid
since
Monday
when
crews
first
started
the
job
The
work
going
on
along
Fifteenth
is
part
of
a
storm
sewer
system
lo
serve
some
of
the
downtown
area
of
the
city
See
story
on
Page
3
Vandcrvoort
photo
Guards
Leap
4
Storeys
To
Escape
Prisoners
MONTREAL
CP
An
eight
hour
ordeal
for
two
Bordeaux
Jail
guards
ended
this
morning
when
they
daringly
leaped
four
stories
to
freedom
The
guards
were
seized
Tues
Tuesday
�
day
night
by
nine
mental
wing
prisoners
who
threatened
to
pitch
them
down
from
the
fourth
tier
of
cells
unless
their
demands
were
met
by
jail
of
officials
�
ficials
Roland
Chabot
father
of
seven
children
and
Gaston
Monnici
a
bachelor
leaped
into
firemens
canvas
nets
spread
below
when
the
prison
prisoners
�
ers
vigil
momentarily
lapsed
Both
were
taken
to
St
Luke
Hospital
one
with
a
dislocated
shoulder
and
the
other
weeping
from
shock
Guards
subdued
the
prisoners
with
tear
gas
and
The
prisoners
grabbed
one
of
the
guards
by
one
arm
as
he
jumped
and
tried
to
haul
him
back
up
but
he
struggled
they
lost
their
grip
and
he
plunged
50
feet
into
the
waiting
nets
The
prisoners
were
all
describ
described
�
ed
as
dangerous
One
is
serv
serving
�
ing
a
life
term
for
the
murder
of
his
paients
10
years
ago
The
prisoners
had
one
knife
among
them
They
grabbed
the
two
guards
shortly
after
7
pm
Tuesday
on
the
thiid
floor
of
the
mental
and
dragged
them
struggling
to
the
fourth
floor
The
prisoners
demanded
that
Lucicn
French
Jarraud
be
call
called
�
ed
in
to
act
as
intermediary
He
is
a
disc
jockey
for
the
French
language
radio
station
CJMS
Jarraud
talked
to
the
men
clubs
and
three
prisoners
were
for
two
hours
and
iclayed
their
sent
to
infirmary
demands
IN
FINAL
COMMUNIQUE
ON
LONDON
CONFERENCE
in
the
Brussels
negotiations
on
Britains
entry
into
the
market
the
communique
said
They
took
note
that
the
negotiations
in
Brussels
were
incomplete
and
that
a
large
number
of
impor
tant
questions
had
still
to
be
ne
negotiated
�
gotiated
Only
when
the
full
terms
were
known
would
itbe
possible
to
form
a
final
judgment
it
said
The
representatives
of
other
Commonwealth
govern
metits
took
note
of
the
consideration
which
had
influenced
the
Brit
ish
government
in
deciding
to
join
ihe
Common
Maiket
if
sat
satisfactory
�
isfactory
terms
could
be
se
secured
�
cured
Tltfy
recognized
that
after
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50
per
Month
Pulp
Mill
Still
Planned
Despite
US
Price
Cut
Suggestions
at
the
coast
that
the
proposed
Canadian
Forest
Products
pulp
mill
here
will
be
held
up
by
a
reduction
in
pulp
prices
by
a
large
US
company
were
termed
mere
speculation
today
by
CFP
vice
president
John
Licrsch
In
a
telephone
Intel
view
from
his
Vancouver
office
Mr
Licrsch
assured
The
Citizen
that
plans
arc
going
ahead
and
the
company
still
plans
to
have
a
kraft
pulp
mill
in
operation
in
the
Prince
George
area
in
1965
According
to
a
Canadian
Press
report
from
Vancouver
spokesmen
for
the
pulp
indus
industry
�
try
have
said
a
reduction
in
prices
by
the
US
firm
could
result
in
stalling
of
plans
for
new
mills
or
expansion
in
BC
8
TO
13
The
Weyerhaeuser
Co
m
Tacoma
Wash
one
of
the
largest
producers
of
pulp
in
the
US
has
announced
reductions
ranging
from
8
to
13
a
ton
for
some
grades
of
bleached
pulp
and
B
C
producers
might
have
to
reduce
prices
to
meet
competition
Mr
Licrsch
agreed
with
the
unnamed
spokesmen
quoted
that
the
price
reduction
by
the
US
company
might
remove
any
competitive
advantage
B
C
producers
have
held
since
Canadian
dollar
devaluation
but
he
added
we
arc
incurable
optimists
Indeed
the
need
to
compete
with
these
new
prices
might
entirely
remove
the
profit
from
some
operations
he
said
and
profits
arc
relatively
low
in
any
case
The
Tacoma
plant
is
dealing
with
the
same
customers
as
the
proposed
plant
here
PUBLIC
HEARING
However
Mr
Liersch
recall
recalled
�
ed
that
during
the
June
public
hearing
in
Prince
George
when
CFPs
proposal
for
a
mill
and
pulp
harvesting
rights
were
aired
he
had
said
that
usual
force
majeure
clause
would
not
cover
financing
or
markets
No
date
has
been
set
for
actual
construction
of
the
pro
proposed
�
posed
51000000
mill
outlined
in
the
companys
submission
to
the
public
hearing
The
firm
had
stated
then
that
construc
construction
�
tion
would
start
in
1963
and
the
plant
would
open
in
1965
50
Teachers
At
Workshop
About
50
teachers
fiom
throughout
northeastern
BC
met
at
Connaught
Junior
Sec
Secondary
�
ondary
School
Tuesday
for
a
workshop
on
the
new
Grade
8
mathematics
course
Leading
the
afternoon
and
evening
sessions
were
Piof
It
E
Eicholz
of
Ball
State
Teach
Teachers
�
ers
College
in
California
one
of
the
three
authors
of
the
new
Grade
8
text
He
is
touring
throughout
the
province
lecturing
to
teachers
groups
Monday
he
was
at
Ter
Terrace
�
race
and
today
he
left
for
the
southern
pait
of
the
province
ffWNife
i
JOHN
LIERSCH
incurable
optimist
OF
LUMBER
IWA
Hits
Any
Curb
On
Export
VANCOUVER
CP
Unani
Unanimous
�
mous
opposition
to
any
restric
restrictions
�
tions
on
Canadian
lumber
ex
ports
to
the
US
have
been
registered
by
200
representa
representatives
�
tives
of
Western
Canadian
woodworkers
here
Tlie
adopted
resolution
sub
submitted
�
mitted
to
the
25th
annual
con
convention
�
vention
of
the
Western
Canada
region
of
the
International
Woodworkers
of
America
CLC
by
the
regional
officers
also
asked
the
Canadian
government
to
advocate
trade
policies
less
provocative
of
retaliatory
pro
proposals
�
posals
by
American
interests
Discussion
of
the
resolution
Tuesday
followed
an
opening
address
by
Jack
Moore
presi
president
�
dent
of
the
IWAs
Western
Can
Canada
�
ada
region
in
which
he
also
suggested
a
co
operative
offen
offensive
�
sive
by
lumber
workers
against
the
drive
in
the
US
to
curb
Canadian
lumber
exports
The
resolution
said
restric
restrictions
�
tions
would
be
a
grave
injus
injustice
�
tice
to
Canadian
workers
Mr
Moore
also
called
for
a
35
hour
work
week
to
help
meet
the
challenges
of
automation
He
said
that
recent
Canadian
austerity
measures
had
invited
US
retaliation
The
convention
delegates
later
went
unanimously
on
rccoul
in
favor
of
a
35
hour
work
week
and
a
seven
hour
day
Other
measures
advocted
in
included
�
cluded
negotiation
of
severance
pay
for
displaced
workers
an
assured
annual
term
of
employ
employment
�
ment
for
lumber
woikcrs
in
increased
�
creased
public
spending
to
stimulate
employment
Business
Awakening
To
Peace
Williston
VICTORIA
CPl
BC
busi
businessmen
�
nessmen
arc
only
now
begin
beginning
�
ning
to
recognize
the
com
commercial
�
mercial
potential
of
the
Peace
River
power
project
and
have
shown
a
marked
lack
of
ag
giessivcness
Lands
Minister
PAAs
Urge
Meet
After
UK
Learns
Market
Terms
LONDON
Pi
Leaders
of
16
try
was
not
to
be
on
such
terms
Commonwealth
countries
said
and
conditions
as
to
impair
their
m
a
communique
on
the
con-
vital
interests
elusion
of
their
summit
con
ference
here
today
that
there
should
be
consultations
between
the
Commonwealth
and
Britain
alter
the
final
terms
for
Brit
British
�
ish
entry
into
the
Common
Market
are
known
The
communique
said
the
con
consultations
�
sultations
may
take
place
at
official
level
through
diplomat
diplomatic
�
ic
channels
or
by
means
of
min
isterial
meetings
It
said
tire
Commonwealth
prime
ministers
freely
ac
knowledge
the
strenuous
efforts
which
the
British
hae
made
1o
ensure
on
the
part
being
mixed
viith
chocolates
in
I
of
the
six
market
nations
a
tlie
U
S
to
letain
moiuie
and
full
understanding
irf
thy
safe
retard
drjlng
outj
procejs
guards
required
if
Britains
en-
The
communique
came
at
the
end
of
a
10
day
Commonwealth
examination
of
Britains
appli
application
�
cation
to
join
the
Common
Mar
Market
�
ket
The
Commonwealth
leaders
cxpicssed
the
hope
that
mem
members
�
bers
of
the
Common
Maiket
would
wish
to
picserve
and
en
encourage
�
courage
a
strong
and
growing
Commonwealth
in
fuitherance
of
their
own
ideals
of
an
ex
panding
anJ
peaceful
world
or
order
�
der
The
communique
said
it
was
government
agieed
that
when
negotiations
on
the
Common
Market
are
re
Commonwealth
governments
at
the
confeience
It
said
the
representatives
of
various
Commonwealth
govern
governments
�
ments
had
expressed
anxieties
about
the
possible
effects
of
Britains
entry
into
the
Com
mon
Maiket
They
trusted
that
should
there
be
a
closer
association
be
between
�
tween
Britain
and
Euiopc
it
would
not
be
allowed
to
weaken
the
cohesion
of
the
Common
Commonwealth
�
wealth
or
its
influence
for
peace
and
progress
in
the
world
The
prime
ministers
drew
at
tention
to
the
difticulties
to
which
these
developments
could
lead
In
relation
to
their
trade
both
with
Britain
and
with
other
sunieci
me
iiriusn
ministers
wiuicuuiiiuca
p
take
full
account
of
the
views
Tier
explained
the
economic
expiesd
on
behalf
o
other
I
faints
of
specia
cgncern
to
Q
their
respective
countries
and
the
extent
to
which
their
inter
interests
�
ests
had
not
so
far
been
met
full
and
continuing
consultations
the
responsibility
for
the
final
decision
would
rest
with
the
British
government
Some
independent
African
countries
considered
association
with
the
Common
Maiket
would
not
be
acceptable
to
them
On
the
other
hand
Sierra
Leone
wished
to
consider
further
its
attitude
towards
association
Ja
maica
also
wished
to
consider
her
attitude
further
while
Trini
Trinidad
�
dad
and
Tobago
would
be
will
willing
�
ing
to
accept
association
The
federation
of
Rhodesia
and
Ny
asaland
also
was
willing
to
ac
accept
�
cept
association
It
seemed
likely
the
commit
Mimin
nAAtA
hit
thn
mmnritv
Williston
Tuesday
told
a
service
club
Unless
BC
business
gets
in
and
does
a
selling
job
it
will
lose
millions
of
dollars
woith
of
sales
despite
protective
buy-
BC
clauses
in
dam
construction
contracts
he
said
BCs
Peace
River
district
has
traditionally
been
served
from
Edmonton
and
will
turn
again
and
again
to
the
Alberta
capital
for
supplies
unless
BC
suppliers
take
stock
of
the
maiket
and
move
to
meet
its
demand
he
added
He
cited
an
unnamed
Van
Vancouver
�
couver
firms
recent
action
as
an
example
of
business
ignor
ance
so
far
as
the
Peace
scheme
js
concerned
The
firm
received
a
large
order
for
waterworks
valves
from
an
Albcita
contracting
company
woiking
near
the
site
of
the
Poitagc
River
dam
Instead
of
immediately
filling
tile
order
the
company
tele
telephoned
�
phoned
Mr
Willistons
office
and
expressed
amazement
bord
bordering
�
ering
on
disbelief
at
the
magni
magnitude
�
tude
of
the
order
They
phoned
and
saidhave
terri-
tnese
PePle
P1
8
of
the
British
depended
I
c
or
something
How
can
thty
use
I
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