Former
Liberal
health
minister
coming
here
Paul
Martin
Liberal
MP
for
the
Ontario
riding
of
Essex
East
and
former
national
health
minister
will
visit
Cariboo
riding
March
20
and
21
Stumping
for
Charlie
Graham
Liberal
candi
candidates
�
dates
for
Cariboo
in
the
April
8
federal
election
lie
will
address
a
noon
meeting
at
Prince
George
and
appear
on
television
March
21
Mr
Martin
will
arrive
in
the
riding
at
Fort
St
John
March
20
where
he
will
attend
a
noon
meeting
He
will
then
fly
to
Dawson
Creek
for
an
evening
meeting
After
the
meeting
in
Prince
George
Mr
Martin
will
go
to
Vernon
and
Kamloops
MOTION
DEFEATED
Executive
splits
at
stormy
meet
VICTORIA
CP
Three
members
of
the
Liberal
Party
executive
in
Victoria
resigned
Thursday
night
SPORTS
Canada
today
in
its
open
opening
ing
game
in
the
World
Hoc
key
Championships
defeat
defeated
ed
Germany
e
0
The
Ernie
Richardson
rink
has
defeated
Jim
Shields
of
Alberta
to
almost
assure
Saskatchewan
a
fourth
title
in
Brier
curling
Quebecs
voting
age
dropped
to
18
from
27
By
The
Canadian
Press
Teenagers
leccived
a
vote
of
confidence
Thursday
from
mem
members
�
bers
of
the
Quebec
legislature
The
Quebec
members
sitting
in
special
committee
unani
unanimously
�
mously
approved
an
extension
of
suffrage
to
18-car-olds
The
previous
age
limit
was
21
Quebec
would
become
tiie
fourth
province
to
lower
its
age
limits
Albcita
and
Saskatche
Saskatchewan
�
wan
have
allowed
18-year-olds
the
privilege
and
BC
has
low
lowered
�
ered
its
age
limit
to
19
The
proposal
must
be
passed
by
the
full
assembly
and
the
Quebec
upper
house
before
be
becoming
�
coming
law
McBride
resident
dies
in
shooting
Mclvin
Rccder
43
of
Mc
Uride
died
Thursday
from
what
was
apparently
a
self
inflicted
gunshot
wound
RCMP
said
to
today
�
day
Rccdcrs
body
was
found
by
his
wife
about
8
pm
upstairs
in
their
home
A
12
gauge
shot
shotgun
�
gun
was
beside
the
deceased
An
inquest
will
be
held
the
communitys
future
is
for
a
business
concern
to
expand
Thats
what
the
Bank
of
Mon
Montreal
�
treal
plans
to
do
this
spring
according
to
newly
arrived
PG
branch
manager
Tom
Salton
Watch
for
announcements
soon
Congrats
to
the
chap
who
was
driving
a
station
wagon
in
the
Moffat
subdivision
last
night
and
who
had
his
vehicle
hit
by
something
thrown
by
a
small
boy
The
driver
skidded
to
a
quick
stop
backed
up
went
over
to
the
lad
meted
out
a
good
paddling
something
the
kids
parents
should
have
dono
Jong
ago
Lady
driver
of
vehicle
licensed
464
005
came
off
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2
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and
there
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page
11
it
a
stormy
meeting
President
V
Geoffrey
Ellis
left
the
meeting
before
it
was
half
way
through
and
before
a
ote
was
taken
on
his
motion
for
a
new
nominating
conven
convention
�
tion
in
Victoria
constituency
for
the
April
8
federal
election
Treasurer
A
G
Bcattic
and
Ward
1
president
Sidney
C
Smith
resigned
after
the
motion
was
defeated
21
8
Retired
navy
officer
David
Groos
was
nominated
last
Thursday
He
defeated
Foster
Isherwood
and
Jack
Mcars
Mr
Isherwood
later
announc
announced
�
ed
he
would
run
as
an
inde
independent
�
pendent
candidate
He
was
the
unsuccessful
Liberal
candidate
in
Victoria
in
the
last
federal
election
Mr
Isherwood
has
charged
the
nominating
convention
was
manipulated
and
four
of
his
supporters
were
denied
votes
because
they
arrived
late
George
Larrigan
first
vice
president
is
the
new
president
He
said
The
party
as
a
whole
endorsed
the
vote
taken
at
the
first
nominating
conven
convention
�
tion
No
attempt
will
be
made
to
bring
the
dissenting
camps
together
Asked
later
why
he
resigned
Mr
Ellis
told
reporters
Liberal
officials
in
Ottawa
apparently
disbelieved
a
report
he
had
fil
filed
�
ed
on
the
nominating
conven
convention
�
tion
The
report
I
sent
to
the
Na
National
�
tional
Liberal
Federation
in
Ot
Ottawa
�
tawa
was
completely
disregard
disregarded
�
ed
and
in
fact
there
was
a
telegram
sent
to
me
in
effect
that
so
far
as
the
powers
that
be
arc
concerned
the
conven
convention
�
tion
had
been
conducted
in
a
completely
democratic
man
manner
�
ner
Mr
Ellis
said
previously
there
were
two
more
ballots
cast
than
delegates
present
at
the
nom
nominating
�
inating
convention
and
he
would
resign
unless
a
new
convention
was
held
STOCK
EXCHANGE
BOSS
SAYS
and
turned
on
to
Seventeenth
without
stopping
as
the
sign
or
deied
She
drove
west
on
Seven
Seventeenth
�
teenth
crossed
Queensway
again
ignoring
the
double
cen
centre
�
tre
line
and
parked
in
the
Over
waitea
lot
Still
on
traffic
a
black
Comet
was
parked
by
the
curb
in
the
1100
block
Fourth
about
630
pm
yesterday
and
according
to
visible
registration
card
it
is
owned
by
John
Pauli
Licence
4C3
358
Which
wouldnt
be
an
item
except
it
was
parked
on
the
left
hand
side
of
the
street
facing
west
Duchess
Paik
junior
high
principal
Doug
Weiker
is
apt
to
keep
busy
at
730
tonight
in
the
field
house
when
he
chairs
a
public
discussion
on
the
subject
of
who
should
decide
school
cunicula
Just
about
every
in
institution
�
stitution
with
a
ladle
in
the
curriculm
planning
soup
will
be
represented
including
UBC
school
districts
teachers
and
department
of
education
Each
will
probably
be
pushing
his
own
special
concerns
The
whole
thing
is
part
of
the
teach
ers
convention
which
ends
to
tomorrow
�
morrow
The
NDP
will
open
its
com
mittee
rooms
Monday
at
1330
Third
according
to
party
spokesmen
Phone
number
is
LOgan
4
9516
4
t
I
if
w
j
Phone
LOgnn
4
2441
BERT
DUDFIELD
WILL
represent
Cariboo
Toastmas
ters
Club
at
area
speech
finals
in
lcnticton
this
weekend
He
left
today
with
othsr
Toastmasters
Mr
Dudfickl
last
month
was
picked
best
of
five
local
speakers
UIC
SAYS
IT
WONT
GO
BROKE
OTTAWA
01
Arrange
ments
have
been
made
to
provide
adequate
financial
support
for
the
unemploy
unemployment
�
ment
insurance
fund
should
it
be
needed
the
Unemploy
Unemployment
�
ment
Insurance
Commission
announced
Thursday
All
those
who
are
entitled
to
unemployment
insurance
benefits
arc
assured
that
there
will
be
no
delay
or
inconvenience
experienced
in
regard
to
such
payments
said
a
statement
The
statement
followed
a
report
Wednesday
that
the
fund
has
begun
a
downward
movement
to
threatened
bank
ruptcy
declining
by
27
200000
at
the
end
of
January
to
71800000
Two
room
shack
burns
to
ground
A
two
room
shack
in
the
Island
Cache
burned
to
the
ground
Thursday
night
Fire
was
noticed
about
7
pm
By
the
time
volunteer
firemen
armed
the
building
was
be
ond
saving
Police
said
Norman
Walker
owns
the
house
at
1271
Eighth
Nothing
was
saved
from
the
building
Caouette
preaching
chaos
CALGARY
CFI
Eric
W
Kicrans
president
of
the
Mont
Montreal
�
real
and
Canadian
stock
ex
exchanges
�
changes
Thursday
brought
his
campaign
against
Real
Caou
Caouette
�
ette
to
the
birthplace
of
the
Canadian
Social
Creiit
move
movement
�
ment
Speaking
to
the
annual
meet
meeting
�
ing
of
the
Independent
Petro
Petroleum
�
leum
Association
of
Canada
and
earlier
in
an
interview
he
said
the
policies
advocated
by
the
deputy
Social
Credit
leader
would
result
in
economic
chaos
He
suggested
Premier
E
C
Manning
who
has
led
a
Social
Credit
government
in
Alberta
for
20
ears
should
visit
Que
Quebec
�
bec
to
see
if
he
can
continue
to
support
the
party
in
that
province
Mr
Kierans
suggested
Mr
Manning
tell
citizens
of
Quebec
of
his
position
on
the
deputy
leaders
policies
and
promises
He
said
the
Cadouette
Cred
itistes
will
control
the
policy
of
the
Social
Credit
group
in
the
next
Parliament
by
pas-
Now
hear
this
Good
way
to
express
faith
in
Hemlock
at
10
ayem
Thursday
sion
and
force
of
numbers
It
would
be
tragic
if
Premier
Manning
the
dean
of
provincial
premiers
rode
into
history
chained
to
the
chariot
of
Real
Caouette
said
Mr
Kierans
These
Mr
Caouetles
pro
promises
�
mises
of
social
dividends
the
cancellation
of
debt
and
higher
interest
rates
without
any
ref
reference
�
erence
to
increased
population
aie
doomed
and
the
people
of
Quebec
will
be
the
innocent
victims
He
told
the
oil
men
Canada
is
not
in
tune
with
the
world
and
the
country
will
be
forced
to
implement
a
policy
of
more
free
trade
Our
reputation
in
interna
international
�
tional
negotiations
is
nothing
of
which
we
can
be
proud
We
are
almost
seceding
from
an
attempt
to
form
a
Western
un
unity
�
ity
said
Mr
Kierans
Canada
cannot
expect
the
US
to
i
educe
its
tariff
bar
barriers
�
riers
against
Canada
without
demanding
this
country
reduce
its
barriers
against
Ameiean
goods
as
well
He
said
the
US
is
attempt
ing
to
achieve
political
and
economic
unity
of
the
West
The
US
is
showing
a
generos
generosity
�
ity
unparalleled
in
the
history
of
the
world
Two
professional
political
or
organizers
�
ganizers
will
conduct
a
cam
paign
clinic
for
Liberal
Paity
members
in
Prince
George
Sat
urday
Mrs
Margaret
Brenner
and
Richard
Sonley
from
provincial
campaign
headquaiters
in
Van
Vancouver
�
couver
will
conduct
the
two-
hour
clinic
starting
at
8
p
in
in
Liberal
headquaiters
in
the
BonAccoid
Building
Liberal
candidate
Charlie
Ca
Vol
7
No
48
fil
vV
fitf
mmrzz
i
-n
on
the
HUSTINGS
Die
hints
at
pay
hike
GUELPH
Ont
CP
A
strong
possibility
of
nav
in
increases
�
creases
for
the
armed
forces
and
postal
workers
was
held
out
by
Prime
Minister
Dicfcn
bakcr
Wednesday
night
as
he
continued
his
election
cam
campaign
�
paign
He
also
pledged
a
new
five
year
plan
for
Canadian
eco
nomic
deelopment
that
would
include
new
incentives
for
pro
production
�
duction
sales
and
trade
and
new
jobs
The
trade
surplus
of
1962
will
be
increased
this
year
he
predicted
Addressing
a
crowd
of
1200
in
this
city
of
40000
Mr
Dicf
enbaker
said
a
report
on
sal
salaries
�
aries
in
the
armed
forces
is
due
later
this
month
When
it
is
received
it
will
be
implemented
He
made
this
remark
after
referring
to
an
Impending
re
report
�
port
of
the
Civil
Service
Com
Commission
�
mission
on
the
salaries
of
let
letter
�
ter
carriers
and
other
post
of
office
�
fice
employees
Wc
cant
bring
in
the
in
increases
�
creases
now
he
said
of
the
latter
report
The
government
had
no
power
to
act
it
would
need
spending
authority
from
Parliament
At
another
point
he
said
Parliament
will
be
called
into
session
as
soon
as
possible
after
the
election
-
Mike
has
trouble
WINNIPEG
CP
You
get
knocked
about
quite
a
bit
going
up
the
political
ladder
the
major
of
Brandon
Man
said
to
Liberal
Leader
Pearson
Thursday
Im
glad
he
thinks
I
am
on
the
way
up
said
the
opposition
leader
with
a
broad
grin
But
as
the
day
developed
it
was
only
with
pcrservcrance
that
Mr
Pearson
was
able
to
keep
grinning
A
combination
of
circumstances
made
Mayor
Stee
Magnaccas
words
almost
prophetic
First
was
the
arrival
in
Brandon
by
chartered
airliner
from
Saskatoon
There
was
no
ramp
to
reach
the
door
of
the
DC
6B
The
Canadian
Pacific
Airlines
crew
had
to
hastily
erect
a
portable
ramp
Then
there
was
a
chilly
re
reception
�
ception
at
the
Canadian
curling
championship
in
Brandons
Wheat
City
Arena
It
had
been
advertised
by
the
Liberal
party
that
Mr
Pearson
would
offici
officiate
�
ate
at
the
start
of
the
eighth
round
but
championship
offi
cials
would
have
nothing
to
do
with
mixing
politics
with
sports
Mr
Pearson
sat
unheralded
in
a
guest
box
in
trie
aiena
T
C
talks
transport
BIGGAR
Sask
CP
The
NDP
leader
said
Thursday
night
a
federal
NDP
govern
government
�
ment
would
establish
a
national
transportation
authority
to
make
transportation
more
ef
efficient
�
ficient
and
Jess
competitive
T
C
Douglas
told
a
capacity
crowd
of
450
in
the
town
hall
of
this
railroad
community
that
Continued
on
rage
3
Campaign
clinic
to
be
held
in
city
Saturday
Graham
cuncntly
In
Dawson
Creek
conducting
a
grassroots
campaign
will
likely
icmain
in
the
Peace
River
country
until
the
end
of
next
week
Mr
Grahams
campaign
man
manager
�
ager
Spike
Enemark
said
to
today
�
day
his
candidate
will
be
sup
supported
�
ported
by
Dr
John
Davis
Lib
Liberal
�
eral
MP
for
Coast
Capilano
in
a
speech
Monday
at
Dawson
Creek
While
in
the
area
Dr
Davis
and
Mr
Graham
are
scheduled
to
visit
the
Peace
River
dam
e
e
100000000
LOST
NEW
YORK
AP
Rep
Representatives
�
resentatives
of
publishers
and
striking
printers
agreed
on
a
new
contract
today
clearing
the
way
for
an
end
to
New
Yorks
newspaper
shutdown
that
began
91
days
ago
A
wage
increase
of
12
27
weekly
over
a
two
year
period
and
a
reduction
in
hours
to
35
from
3CV4
for
the
second
year
of
the
contract
were
key
provi
provisions
�
sions
Cost
of
the
package
is
est
mated
at
1263
a
week
for
each
printer
in
the
second
year
Cost
of
the
strike
within
the
industry
has
been
estimated
in
excess
of
100000000
There
was
no
indication
how
soon
eight
closed
newspapers
which
before
the
strike
printed
5500000
copies
a
day
might
re
resume
�
sume
publication
MORE
WORK
The
agreement
is
subject
to
union
ratification
but
Mayor
Robert
F
Wagner
said
he
as
sumed
it
would
be
ratified
in
view
of
its
unanimous
endorse
endorsement
�
ment
by
local
and
international
officers
of
the
International
Ty
Typographical
�
pographical
Union
AFL
CIO
and
by
the
publishers
This
means
that
the
shut
shutdown
�
down
involving
the
printers
will
end
as
soon
as
the
union
com
completes
�
pletes
negotiations
of
certain
so
called
cleanup
issues
and
rati
ratifies
�
fies
the
agreement
said
Wag
Wagner
�
ner
Jiln
addition
he
said
ne
negotiations
�
gotiations
involving
other
un
Ions
two1
of
whom
are
still
on
strike
will
likewise
havetd
be
completed
Still
on
strike
arc
unions
rcp
resenting
stcrcotypcrs
and
mail
mailers
�
ers
SOLID
FRONT
The
shutdown
deprived
New
Yorkers
of
all
nine
of
their
ma
major
�
jor
dailies
for
87
days
The
New
York
Post
broke
the
solid
front
of
the
Publishers
Association
of
New
York
and
resumed
publi
publication
�
cation
Monday
The
other
pa
papers
�
pers
remained
off
the
stands
The
third
-
party
agreement
Wagner
worked
out
provides
for
a
wage
rise
of
651
the
first
year
of
the
contract
and
576
the
second
The
mayor
said
cost
of
the
35
hour
work
week
is
estimated
by
the
publishers
at
36
cents
a
week
for
each
man
Also
included
Wagner
said
are
various
terms
to
offset
the
effects
of
automation
called
a
prime
issue
in
the
dispute
by
the
president
of
ITU
Local
6
Bertram
A
Powers
Asked
for
details
the
mayor
said
it
was
complicated
and
he
would
rather
not
discuss
it
Itlzn
The
only
daily
newspaper
serving
North
Central
British
Columbia
6MH0Rt
PRINCE
GEORGE
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
FRIDAY
MARCH
8
1963
91
-day
shutdown
of
papers
ending
tem
of
blackmail
as
a
result
of
bidding
practices
on
timber-
the
legislatures
committee
on
forestry
was
Learn
French
MLA
pleads
VICTORIA
CP
A
Social
Credit
member
of
the
legis
legislature
�
lature
said
Thursday
night
the
provinces
owe
a
debt
to
the
first
Canadians
the
French
and
should
learn
their
langu
language
�
age
But
Bert
Price
of
Vancouver
Burrard
said
the
manner
in
which
languages
are
taught
in
BC
schools
is
a
dismal
fail
failure
�
ure
He
said
during
the
debate
on
the
estimates
of
the
education
department
in
the
legislature
that
children
should
learn
lan
languages
�
guages
at
the
age
of
four
or
fjve
Contractors
squabbling
about
Peace
River
job
A
difference
of
opinion
over
the
amount
of
extra
payments
and
allowances
has
led
to
a
money
quarrel
between
Inter
International
�
national
Power
and
Engineer
Engineering
�
ing
Consultants
and
one
of
its
sub
contractors
on
the
Peace
River
power
project
Addco
Drilling
is
demanding
about
5100000
n
addition
to
another
100000
it
has
already
received
for
test
drilling
at
the
damsite
according
to
Mervin
Underbill
of
Prince
George
a
principal
in
the
drilling
firm
Harold
Sigurdson
a
Vancou
Vancouver
�
ver
chartered
accountant
who
is
liquidator
of
Addco
in
bank
bankruptcy
�
ruptcy
told
The
Citizen
in
a
telephone
interview
that
the
dis
disagreement
�
agreement
was
an
honest
one
in
which
both
sides
have
a
good
argument
IPEC
treasurer
David
A
Adams
of
Vancouver
said
his
firm
has
proposed
a
generous
settlement
Our
engineers
have
leaned
over
backwards
to
pro
propose
�
pose
a
fair
settlement
How
ever
he
said
he
could
not
agree
with
the
Addco
bill
told
Thursday
The
battle
of
the
auction
room
was
described
in
a
brief
submitted
by
the
Truck
Loggers
Association
representing
many
small
operators
on
the
coast
It
was
another
of
many
sub
submissions
�
missions
the
committee
has
re
received
�
ceived
from
throughout
BC
asking
for
protection
for
the
small
operator
particularly
in
reference
to
bidding
on
timber
within
sustained
yield
forestry
units
The
brief
said
when
an
estab
established
�
lished
operator
wants
to
cut
a
certain
area
of
timber
he
asks
the
government
to
put
it
up
for
auction
The
request
was
gen
generally
�
erally
made
after
some
consid
considerable
�
erable
investment
in
road
con
struction
Sealed
tenders
are
submitted
If
the
operator
who
asks
for
the
auction
docs
not
make
the
high
highest
�
est
bid
he
has
the
right
to
match
the
highest
bid
and
ac
acquire
�
quire
the
timber
VICTORIA
CP
A
bill
was
introduced
in
the
legislature
Thursday
the
eventual
objective
of
which
is
the
certification
for
proficiency
of
all
tradesmen
in
BC
The
bill
an
amendment
to
tbc
Apprenticeship
and
Trades
Tradesmens
�
mens
Qualifications
Act
intro
introduced
�
duced
by
Labor
Minister
Peter
Peterson
�
son
would
prohibit
the
em
plojment
in
any
designated
trade
of
persons
who
have
no
a
certificate
In
line
with
the
objective
the
bill
also
eliminates
all
age
qual
qualifications
�
ifications
for
apprentices
NO
MONEY
FOR
ACTON
ON
MACDONALD
REPORT
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II
SO
p
f
Mont4
HT
CARRIER
INITIAL
ROAD
WORK
IN
the
Seymour
Subdivision
was
started
this
week
by
the
city
Five
pieces
of
heavy
duty
equipment
were
moved
in
to
scrape
off
clay
surface
material
and
deposit
it
in
low
lying
areas
The
subdivision
is
expected
to
be
completed
by
fall
and
will
be
fully
sen
iced
with
underground
utilities
Vandcrvoort
photo
PROTECTION
ASKED
Timber
bid
blackmail7
charged
by
operators
VICTORIA
CP
Logging
operators
face
a
sys
The
five
day
forecast
for
this
area
calls
for
little
change
in
the
weather
pattern
between
now
and
Wednesday
with
little
or
no
precipitation
For
Saturday
the
forecast
is
mostly
sunny
little
change
in
temperature
and
light
winds
Low
tonight
and
high
Saturday
at
Prince
George
Quesnel
and
Smithers
20
and
45
Sunday
outlook
Continuing
mostly
sunny
and
mild
LAST
24
HOURS
Hi
Lo
Prec
Prince
George
45
2G
Terrace
47
26
Smithers
47
23
Quesnel
49
21
Williams
Lake
48
21
Kamloops
50
21
Whitcharsc
39
25
Fort
Nelson
50
21
Fort
St
John
47
24
Dawson
Creek
47
32
PRAIRIE
WEATHER
Winnipeg
18
below
clear
Saskatoon
17
above
wind
south
10
snowing
Regina
10
above
SE
wind
14
Lethbridge
32
above
wind
west
18
Calgary
25
above
winds
north
3
Edmonton
31
above
clear
wind
NW
6
EXPLODING
BEER
KEG
KILLS
TWO
CHICAGO
AP
A
beer
keg
being
tapped
exploded
Wednesday
in
a
tavern
kill
killing
�
ing
the
bartender
and
the
co
owner
The
explosion
hut
led
a
piece
of
mqtal
into
one
mans
head
and
the
other
suffered
a
shattered
left
arm
and
in
internal
�
ternal
injuries
City
left
out
in
education
spending
VICTORIA
Special
B
C
will
hae
a
new
university
named
after
Simon
Frascr
but
it
wont
be
in
Prince
George
Education
Minister
Leslie
Peterson
told
the
legislature
Thursday
Simon
Fraser
Univer
University
�
sity
will
probably
be
in
liurnaby
to
serve
the
western
Fraser
Valley
He
also
told
the
house
there
will
bo
legislation
to
incorpor
incorporate
�
ate
Nelsons
Notre
Dame
Col
College
�
lege
as
a
private
university
Furthermore
the
government
plans
to
provide
any
extra
money
needed
or
higher
edu-
Interior
cation
this
jcar
put
of
consoli
consolidated
dated
revenue
Peterson
said
there
is
no
money
allocated
in
the
esti
estimates
�
mates
for
implementing
the
Macdonald
report
lie
also
promised
legislation
allowing
establishment
of
three
junior
colleges
at
Vancouver
somewhere
in
the
Okanagan
and
somewhere
in
the
Koote
nays
he
wasnt
specific
He
didnt
mention
Prince
Georges
private
college
but
Highways
Minister
Phil
Gag
Jardi
delivered
an
impassioned
plea
for
a
junior
college
at
Kamloops
to
serve
most
of
the
Gaglardi
said
Ka
mloops
should
be
tho
centre
of
a
col-
lege
to
serve
Williams
Lake
Quesnel
Liliooct
balmon
Arm
and
Rcvclstokc
He
said
it
was
his
first
speech
during
the
debate
on
estimates
in
11
years
at
Victoria
Gaglardi
said
he
didnt
be
believe
�
lieve
Dr
John
Macdonald
pre
sident
of
UBC
is
aware
of
the
tremendous
activity
going
on
around
Kamloops
A
college
would
be
needed
long
before
1975
Peterson
told
the
House
ear
lier
statements
he
made
about
implementing
the
Macdonald
re
port
had
been
misconstrued
He
was
not
taking
a
second
look
he
said
He
had
intended
to
implement
as
much
of
the
report
as
possible
all
along
Howecr
it
would
not
be
pos
siblc
to
do
it
all
unless
thcic
is
a
great
economic
expansion
plus
increased
federal
aid
Peterson
said
there
will
be
four
B
C
universities
provided
for
at
this
session
Simon
Fra
Fraser
�
ser
UBC
in
Vancouver
Victo
Victoria
�
ria
and
Nelson
He
also
said
the
government
will
set
up
two
special
advisory
boards
One
on
acedemic
mat
ters
the
other
to
decide
how
to
divide
up
government
grants
to
the
three
public
universities
V