SPORTS
HIGHLIGHTS
Stampcdcrs
edge
Mohawks
4
3
in
overtime
to
take
Waller
Trophy
Montreal
lacking
in
leadership
says
goalie
Jacques
Plante
Chicago
forward
helping
club
by
holding
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STEACYi
I
didnt
mean
it
VANCOUVER
01
Newton
Stcacy
in
a
telephone
interview
from
San
Francisco
said
Wed
ncsday
he
probably
made
the
explosive
remarks
attributed
to
him
but
he
didnt
mean
them
to
sound
the
way
they
did
Interviewed
by
the
Sun
Mr
Steacy
a
former
B
C
agricul
agriculture
�
ture
minister
said
remarks
he
made
to
a
delegation
of
tour
touring
�
ing
BC
majors
and
provincial
officials
were
meant
in
a
friend
friendly
�
ly
unoffending
way
Mr
Steacy
is
B
C
tourist
manager
in
San
Francisco
MOST
UNFORTUNATE
In
the
BC
legislature
Wed
Wednesday
�
nesday
Recreation
Minister
Westwood
said
he
would
investi
investigate
�
gate
a
report
that
offensive
re
remarks
�
marks
were
made
and
stated
4
If
it
occurred
it
is
most
un
unfortunate
�
fortunate
Mr
Wcstwoods
remarks
fol
followed
�
lowed
a
demand
by
Leo
Nim
sick
NDP
Cranbrook
that
Mr
Steacy
be
recalled
to
explain
about
remarks
attributed
to
him
in
he
Sun
The
story
said
that
during
a
bus
tour
of
San
Francisco
Mr
Stcacy
mentioned
over
a
pub
public
�
lic
address
system
Jap
town
and
a
beach
on
which
on
Sun
Sundays
�
days
theres
every
shape
shade
size
and
color
except
whites
of
course
MEANT
NIGRAS
The
story
said
Mr
Stcacy
later
took
Tak
Toyota
Japanese-Canadian
from
Crcston
aside
aijd
said
I
hope
you
realize
I
wasnt
talking
about
vou
people
I
meant
the
Nigras
Mr
Stcacy
said
in
the
inter
interview
�
view
Wednesday
that
when
he
spoke
of
Jap
town
he
did
so
in
the
unoffending
way
as
peo
people
�
ple
do
in
referring
to
Jap
oranges
He
said
he
couldnt
recall
mentioning
the
beach
for
Neg
roes
but
said
that
if
he
did
it
was
in
a
joking
manner
There
was
no
spirit
of
vin
dictiveness
in
what
I
said
NEWTON
STEACY
Jap
town
At
least
two
PG
people
have
a
chance
to
win
a
bundle
on
Saturdays
Irish
Canadian
Press
reported
jesterday
PG
folks
were
out
of
the
running
but
a
more
complete
list
of
live
tickets
revealed
that
ticket
holders
with
the
nom
de
plumes
Cant
Win
and
Sure
Fire
both
live
in
the
city
or
district
here
abouts
Mrs
Richard
Griffiths
who
holds
the
Cant
Win
ducat
has
received
a
wire
indicating
she
will
win
at
least
428
British
pounds
about
1200
And
the
amount
could
be
higher
de
pending
on
where
the
horse
places
Last
nights
Cariboo
Hockey
League
final
which
was
won
by
Williams
Lake
Stampcders
might
be
said
to
have
conclud
concluded
�
ed
the
Eight
Ball
series
When
the
Stamps
checked
into
the
City
Centre
Motel
last
Saturday
they
had
a
3
1
lead
in
games
over
the
Mohawks
Prior
to
the
game
Mohawk
manager
Gterne
Married
visited
the
Stamps
and
IN
THE
CITIZEN
Bttty
Connt
r
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Clasiifitd
I
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-
9
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events
10
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peso
7
Entertainment
guide
11
12
District
news
9
2
Here
and
there
6
Markets
-
3
Quesnel
news
2
Sports
-4
5
J
Crowd
stands
in
rain
to
get
peek
at
Queen
VANCOUVER
CP
Queen
Elizabeth
and
Prince
Philip
spent
55
minutes
in
Vancouver
Wednesday
night
before
taking
off
on
the
last
leg
of
Jtheir
flight
back
while
there
he
handed
Stamp
goalie
Ed
Schluter
an
eight
ball
remarking
This
will
put
vou
guys
behind
the
eight
ball
so
you
can
cancel
that
victory
celebration
you
have
planned
for
Sunday
Schluter
just
laugh
laughed
�
ed
but
sure
enough
the
Mo
Mohawks
�
hawks
won
the
next
two
games
to
even
the
series
Just
before
last
nights
final
Schluter
rap
rapped
�
ped
on
the
Mohawk
dressing
room
door
opened
it
and
toss
ed
in
the
eight
ball
with
the
comment
that
PG
could
have
it
back
and
keep
it
Mohawks
decided
that
when
they
got
ahead
in
the
game
theyd
toss
the
eight
ball
into
the
Williams
Lake
box
which
they
did
But
a
Stampeder
tpssed
it
right
back
out
again
and
now
no
nobody
�
body
knows
where
it
is
And
that
eight
ball
even
more
than
a
foolish
penalty
and
some
poor
defence
work
was
responsible
for
the
Mohawk
loss
An
one
who
sees
lunkheads
tampering
with
or
pushing
over
the
big
mailbox
stand
at
Laur-
ier
and
Melville
might
like
to
know
the
post
office
pays
re
wards
up
to
200
for
informa
tion
leading
to
the
conviction
of
persons
who
damage
mail
containers
This
stand
is
a
temporary
one
but
Its
been
dumped
four
times
in
the
last
week
CPA
has
come
out
with
a
new
fancy
timetable
effective
April
1
with
a
novel
listing
for
arrival
and
departure
tunes
that
makes
it
fun
to
fig
figure
�
ure
them
but
to
London
About
500
persons
250
of
them
standing
in
the
rain
waved
and
cheered
as
the
Queen
and
her
husband
disembarked
from
the
aircraft
at
904
pm
when
it
arrived
here
after
a
five
hour
flight
from
Honolulu
The
crowd
was
stm
there
lor
ner
aepar
ture
The
Queen
and
Prince
Philip
left
London
seven
weeks
ago
for
a
formal
tour
of
Australia
and
New
Zealand
Wednesdays
arrival
and
de
departure
�
parture
went
smoothly
Commander
Richard
Colville
royal
press
secretary
said
dur
during
�
ing
the
5
top
over
We
are
on
Perth
time
and
its
2
am
in
the
middle
of
to
tomorrow
�
morrow
night
Perth
time
Perth
time
is
stomach
time
for
us
There
were
43
passengers
aboard
the
jet
and
a
new
crew
of
13
took
over
the
controls
here
For
the
three
stewardesses
it
was
an
unexpected
assignment
The
three
girls
scheduled
to
handle
cabin
duties
were
pulled
from
the
crew
earlier
when
it
was
found
that
one
of
them
had
been
skiing
in
Zermatt
Switz
Switzerland
�
erland
scene
of
a
recent
out
break
of
tvphoid
The
royal
visitors
were
met
at
Vancouver
International
Air
port
by
Lt
Gov
George
Pearkes
for
the
federal
government
Premier
Bennett
for
the
prov
ince
and
Major
William
Rathie
for
the
city
I
jurisdiction
of
the
RCMP
It
selected
five
pilots
to
form
the
rescue
team
two
of
them
be
being
�
ing
delegated
to
carry
out
the
initial
pick
up
and
the
three
to
stand
by
Anxious
as
everyone
was
to
participate
the
stand
by
pilots
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Phon
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K
RCMP
FINGERPRINT
EXPERT
IS
INVESTIGATING
AN
ATTEMPTED
SAFE-
cracking
at
the
Coliseum
Tuesday
night
He
was
flown
in
from
Dawson
Creek
Wednesday
night
The
huge
safe
was
pushed
onto
its
side
in
manager
-Bill
Woyciks
office
Thieves
entered
the
Coliseum
by
smashing
a
side
window
Eight
doors
were
broken
inside
the
building
Thieves
also
broke
into
the
store
room
and
concession
supplies
room
But
nothing
appeared
to
have
been
taken
Vandervoort
photo
VANCOUVER
STOP
OVER
Pellets
from
air
may
aid
growth
of
BC
forests
VICTORIA
CH
A
tagging
exe
cutive
said
today
chemical
pel
pellets
�
lets
to
be
dropped
from
a
heli
helicopter
�
copter
over
Vancouver
Island
timberlands
next
June
may
speed
the
growth
of
trees
by
as
much
as
20
vcars
William
M
Sloan
Pacific
Logging
Co
president
announc
announced
�
ed
that
the
experimental
tree
fertilization
project
will
cover
450
acres
with
55
tons
of
ni
nitrates
�
trates
in
the
form
of
pellets
The
undertaking
is
the
larg
largest
�
est
of
its
kind
on
the
continent
The
work
will
be
carried
out
in
the
Nanaimo
Cowichan
Lake
and
Alberni
areas
DIAL
TO
BRITAIN
NEW
YORK
AP
Direct
dialing
by
operators
between
the
US
and
Britain
began
to
day
American
Telephone
and
Telegraph
Co
announced
Now
hear
this
The
five
day
forecast
for
this
area
indicates
slightly
below
normal
temperatures
and
heavy
precipitation
Snowfall
this
morning
was
22
inches
Fridays
forecast
is
for
var
iable
cloudiness
with
scattered
snow
flurries
Cooler
Light
winds
except
southerly
15
in
the
Prince
George
area
Low
tonight
and
high
Friday
at
Prince
George
and
Smithcrs
20
and
38
Quesnel
25
and
40
Peace
River
Cloudy
with
intermittent
snow
Low
tonight
at
Grande
Prairie
5
above
Re
Remaining
�
maining
steady
near
that
tem
temperature
�
perature
all
of
Friday
Low
tonight
and
high
Friday
at
Vancouver
35
and
50
Vic
Victoria
�
toria
37
and
50
LAST
24
HOURS
Hi
Lo
prec
Prince
George
49
31
trace
Terrace
43
34
04
Smithcrs
47
32
08
Quesnel
57
33
trace
Williams
Lake
51
33
07
Kamloops
63
41
04
Whitehorse
10
-5
02
Fort
Nelson
3
-3
03
Fort
St
John
47
6
09
Dawson
Creek
47
12
03
PRAIRIE
WEATHER
Winnipeg
38
part
cloudy
Brandon
37
winds
light
Moose
Jaw
40
part
cloudy
Regina
43
SSE
wind
at
18
gusy
24
Saskatoon
41
SW
wind
12
part
cloudy
Swift
Current
42
south
wind
22
Lethbridgc
45
wind
SW
20
Calgary
34
wind
south
clear
Airport
worker
blamed
with
hindering
rescue
OTTAWA
CP
The
trans
port
department
said
Wednes
Wednesday
�
day
that
Jack
McCallum
one
of
its
airport
mechanics
at
Wat
sop
Lake
hampered
the
res
rescue
�
cue
of
two
Americans
lost
for
48
days
near
Watson
Lake
on
the
B
C
Yukon
border
The
department
said
in
a
statement
that
press
reports
that
McCallum
was
punished
because
he
had
taken
time
off
his
job
to
rescue
Ralph
Flore
42
of
San
Bruno
Calif
and
Helen
Klaben
21
of
Brooklyn
NY
are
erroneous
and
dis
distorted
�
torted
The
statement
said
the
res
rescue
�
cue
operation
Mas
under
the
were
held
on
the
ground
be
cause
of
the
small
landing
and
take
off
area
at
the
rescue
scene
the
department
said
VcCallum
t
h
e
statement
said
was
not
part
of
the
res
rescue
�
cue
team
and
had
not
been
invited
by
the
rescue
coordina
coordinators
�
tors
to
participate
The
department
said
McCal
McCallum
�
lum
who
owns
his
own
plane
took
off
from
Vatsou
Lake
for
the
purpose
of
taking
pic
pictures
�
tures
for
personal
gain
He
landed
at
the
rescue
area
took
photographs
and
returned
to
Watson
Lake
where
he
waited
for
offers
from
news
media
for
his
pictures
A
UL
magazine
eventually
purchased
them
The
airport
manager
cen
censored
�
sored
McCallum
said
the
de
department
�
partment
tie
did
not
take
part
in
the
rescue
operations
and
be
hampered
the
opera
tions
by
bis
presence
Jm
e
Btfif
Snj
M
jTirCrr
on
the
HUSTINGS
Speakers
use
jibes
By
The
CANADIAN
PRESS
The
political
jibe
enlivened
the
April
8
federal
election
cam
campaign
�
paign
Wednesday
Liberal
Leader
Pearson
said
at
Regina
the
Conservatives
havent
a
chance
of
getting
a
majority
and
that
Prime
Min
Minister
�
ister
Dicfcnbakcrs
only
hope
would
be
to
form
some
kind
of
coalition
with
Social
Credit
He
said
there
have
been
many
great
combinations
in
Canadian
history
Mad
oM
ap
irt
Laurier
and
Blake
King
and
Lapomtc
M
LdUient
anu
tlic
and
now
Diefcnbakcr
and
Caouettc
David
Lewis
deputy
House
leader
of
the
New
Democratic
Party
in
the
last
Parliament
said
at
Toronto
the
Conserva
Conservative
�
tive
and
Liberal
leaders
just
stand
on
the
sidewalk
and
watch
the
people
go
bv
RUN
LIKE
HELL
When
theyre
sure
which
di
direction
�
rection
the
people
arc
going
they
run
like
hell
to
get
in
front
of
them
he
said
At
Vancouver
Mr
Dicfcn
baker
said
the
Liberals
had
come
up
with
a
new
slogan
Pearson
or
paralysis
If
we
got
him
Mr
Pearson
wed
have
both
the
prime
minister
said
Robert
Thompson
Social
Credit
leader
at
Red
Deer
Alta
denied
Agriculture
Min
Minister
�
ister
Hamiltons
charge
that
he
had
plotted
-with
Bay
Street
interests
to
overthrow
Mr
Diefcnbakcr
shortly
before
the
Feb
5
fall
of
the
government
The
only
man
I
knew
per
personally
�
sonally
was
Senator
Wallace
McCutchcon
then
minister
without
portfolio
and
now
trade
minister
Mr
Thompson
add
added
�
ed
SOCREDS
APPROACHED
The
only
negotiation
at
that
time
was
an
approach
to
sec
if
Social
Credit
would
support
George
Now
Ian
the
finance
minister
as
an
interim
prime
minister
until
such
time
as
the
budget
could
be
brought
down
and
a
party
leadership
conven
convention
�
tion
could
be
held
T
C
Douglas
New
Demo
Democratic
�
cratic
Party
leader
got
back
into
campaign
action
after
Continued
on
Page
3
Record
turnout
at
polls
forecast
by
election
boss
OTTAWA
CP
Chief
Elec
Electoral
�
toral
Officer
Nelson
Caston
Guay
Wednesday
forecast
a
record
turnout
of
better
than
80
per
cent
of
eligible
voters
in
the
April
8
federal
election
Best
previous
showing
was
798
per
cent
of
9131000
eli
gibles
in
the
1958
election
Last
June
18
793
per
cent
of
the
9700325
eligibles
went
to
the
polls
i
Mr
Casronguay
based
his
forecast
on
public
interest
re
reflected
�
flected
in
inquiries
to
his
office
and
to
returning
officers
in
the
countrys
263
constituencies
The
number
of
eligible
vot
voters
�
ers
for
April
8
wont
bo
known
until
after
the
election
but
Mr
Castonguay
reported
Monday
that
preliminary
tabulation
by
his
rcturing
officers
indicated
at
least
9844196
The
figure
is
likely
to
be
in
increased
�
creased
by
revisions
which
in
the
last
election
added
about
80000
names
and
in
some
elec
elections
�
tions
have
added
more
than
200000
GRAHAM
CHARGES
i
4W
itlzen
The
only
daily
newspaper
serving
North
Central
British
Columbia
PRINCE
GEORGE
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
THURSDAY
MARCH
28
1963
BY
COMMITTEE
c
ijtewas
if
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n
fin
1R
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pf
Month
r
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BT
T
CARRIKR
Lumber
bidding
protest
ignored
VICTORIA
Special
The
legislatures
forestry
committee
Wednesday
de
decided
�
cided
not
to
do
anything
about
complaints
from
Prince
George
lumbermen
The
committee
reported
on
he
last
day
of
the
1963
session
after
hearing
days
of
protests
by
lumbermen
from
the
Inter
Interior
�
ior
about
bidding
practices
The
report
signed
by
chair
chairman
�
man
Cyril
Shclford
SC
Omin
cca
said
that
Northern
opera
operators
�
tors
strongly
favor
direct
allo
allocation
�
cation
of
timber
with
bidding
limited
to
operators
within
a
sustained
yield
unit
But
truck
loggers
and
other
coastal
groups
did
not
support
such
complete
control
At
this
stage
in
the
compe
competitive
�
titive
demand
for
timber
the
committee
feels
that
allocation
would
require
both
increased
responsibility
for
management
and
a
regimented
higher
level
of
wood
utilization
This
may
be
acceptable
at
some
future
time
but
with
the
present
state
of
the
industry
it
docs
not
seem
proper
to
im
pose
such
a
requirement
SERIOUS
CONCERN
The
report
concedes
that
ir
irresponsible
�
responsible
bidding
docs
occur
and
is
a
cause
of
serious
con
concern
�
cern
Suggestions
made
at
commit
committee
�
tee
hearings
such
as
imposition
of
bidding
fees
have
some
merit
but
the
-committee
said
it
could
not
find
any
strong
sup
support
�
port
for
any
one
of
them
As
a
consequence
the
com
committee
�
mittee
proposes
that
the
mat
matter
�
ter
be
thoroughly
studied
by
those
intcrcstW
or
affected
during
the
coming
year
and
made
the
subject
of
further
in
inquiry
�
quiry
and
report
at
the
next
session
The
committee
report
says
that
Northern
operators
should
not
have
any
serious
objection
to
this
because
there
is
more
than
one
vears
grace
before
Prince
Georges
new
pulp
mill
is
built
LOSE
SHIRTS
Northern
operators
complain
complained
�
ed
that
they
wanted
to
make
heavy
investments
to
meet
the
challenge
of
the
new
mill
but
feared
they
would
lose
their
shirts
if
irresponsible
bidders
took
away
their
timber
quotas
The
committee
added
It
is
noted
that
the
minister
may
ex
exercise
�
ercise
his
power
to
reject
cer
certain
�
tain
bids
for
timber
if
he
con
considers
�
siders
that
a
resulting
sale
would
not
be
in
the
public
in
interest
�
terest
The
committee
also
suggest
ed
that
the
forest
service
give
consideration
to
strengthening
Section
18
of
the
Forest
Act
which
governs
procedure
fol
lowed
at
timber
sales
This
followed
charges
at
hearings
that
there
had
been
blackmail
attempts
to
get
timber
Westwood
admits
PNR
isnt
going
anyplace
VICTORIA
CP
Commercial
Transport
Minister
Westwood
admitted
in
the
legislature
Wednesday
the
outlook
for
the
Pacific
Northern
Railway
doesnt
look
encouraging
He
was
replying
to
a
question
by
Randolph
Harding
NDP
Kaslo
Slocan
who
asked
if
there
is
a
vain
flickering
hope
the
PNR
will
go
forward
Mr
Harding
added
that
he
felt
it
was
the
end
of
the
line
for
the
PNR
MOTON
ACCEPTED
Consideration
of
gas
price
probe
promised
VICTORIA
Special
The
government
Wednesday
agreed
to
give
consideration
to
a
royal
commission
on
gasoline
prices
It
accepted
a
a
motion
motion
Decision
on
alleged
rate
juggling
held
VANCOUVER
CP
Judg
Judgment
�
ment
is
expected
within
a
week
on
whether
the
Public
Utilities
Commission
will
cancel
the
op
operating
�
erating
licence
of
a
Vancouver
trucking
firm
The
PUC
announced
Wednes
Wednesday
�
day
it
was
reserving
judgment
m
the
case
of
Marpolc
Trans
Transfer
�
fer
Co
Ltd
alleged
to
have
discriminated
against
some
of
in
ine
legislature
by
Omincca
Socrccl
Cyril
Shclford
Shclford
said
he
hoped
this
meant
prompt
action
would
be
taken
Asked
what
it
will
do
Pre
Premier
�
mier
Bennett
told
reporters
I
cant
anticipate
a
cabinet
decision
CHILDISH
NONSENSE
Shclford
said
that
since
he
began
to
push
his-
campaign
for
equalized
gas
prices
across
BC
the
oil
companies
have
put
out
childish
nonsense
in
reply
A
claim
that
they
only
make
three
quarters
of
a
cent
profit
on
a
gallon
of
gas
is
malar
key
Shelford
told
the
House
His
motion
calls
for
study
by
a
commission
of
all
aspects
c
petroleum
marketing
in
BC
Gas
prices
range
from
369
cents
in
Vancouver
to
65
cents
in
Atlin
it
said
Shclford
said
he
wanted
the
commission
to
1
Find
out
what
it
costs
to
produce
a
gallon
of
gas
2
Establish
a
base
price
for
all
BC
to
which
would
be
added
only
freight
charges
Shclford
noted
that
while
the
session
was
on
gas
prices
were
cut
in
Victoria
OPINION
BOLSTERED
This
strengthens
my
opinion
that
prices
are
too
high
he
said
If
there
is
any
reduction
here
in
Victoria
I
would
say
they
can
reduce
them
equally
across
the
province
Shelford
said
if
the
oil
com
companies
�
panies
deny
this
then
they
would
be
admitting
that
outly
outlying
�
ing
areas
subsidize
price
wars
on
the
Lower
Mainland
They
cant
have
it
both
wavs
he
said
He
said
the
oil
companies
were
going
a
long
way
by
replying
to
his
charges
in
com
commercials
�
mercials
during
National
Hoc
Hockey
�
key
League
games
on
televis
television
�
ion
its
customers
by
giving
favor
favored
�
ed
rates
on
sewer
pipes
hauled
for
the
city
of
Prince
George
The
rates
were
held
to
have
been
different
from
those
filed
with
the
PUC
At
a
hearing
Marpole
Trans
Transfer
�
fer
admitted
it
had
erred
tech
technically
�
nically
under
the
Motor
Car
rier
Act
but
said
its
licence
under
the
act
sliould
not
be
cancelled
RECORD
TIED
45-day-long
sitting
ends
VICTORIA
CP
For
38
members
of
BCs
legislature
it
was
the
road
for
homes
across
the
province
today
with
the
windup
of
a
session
which
latcd
a
record
equalling
45
days
and
produced
its
share
of
sur
surprises
�
prises
But
for
the
13
remaining
members
one
seat
is
vacant
in
the
52
seat
house
it
was
not
the
end
and
probably
wont
be
for
some
days
or
perhaps
weeks
yet
The
13
are
members
of
the
legislatures
committee
on
pub
public
�
lic
accounts
which
was
given
legislative
consent
bevond
pro
prorogation
�
rogation
with
its
probe
into
al
allegations
�
legations
of
graft
in
the
high
highways
�
ways
department
The
commit
committee
�
tee
resumed
its
sittings
today
The
45
day
sitting
equalled
the
record
for
length
set
last
year
and
wound
up
with
the
usual
last
minute
flurry
of
business
and
political
fluster
Standing
at
prorogation
was
Social
Credit
30
New
Democratic
Party
16
Liberals
5
with
one
vacancy
Lt
-
Gov
George
Pearkes
gave
royal
assent
to
61
bills
prorogued
the
legislature
at
445
pm
and
left
almost
im
immediately
�
mediately
with
Premier
Ben
net
for
Vancouver
to
meet
the
Queen
and
Prince
Philip
dur
during
�
ing
their
brief
stopover
As
the
house
prorogued
a
few
members
cheered
One
threw
his
notebook
into
the
centre
of
the
floor
Opposition
Leader
Robert
Strachan
of
the
NDP
crossed
the
floor
to
shake
hands
with
the
premier
THREE
CANDIDATES
WITH
SAME
NAME
RIMOUSKI
QueCP
Two
of
three
candidates
with
the
same
name
Gerard
Ouel
let
have
withdrawn
from
the
federal
election
race
in
RimousM
constituency
Re
Returning
�
turning
Officer
Derome
Asset
in
said
Wednesday
night
The
first
Gerard
Ouellet
to
withdraw
was
listed
as
an
Independent
Liberal
and
Wednesday
night
a
second
withdrew
as
Independent
Social
Credit
candidate
The
only
Gerard
Ouellet
stiil
in
the
running
for
the
April
8
election
is
a
Social
Credit
candidate
Leboe
damn
poor
representation
The
Cariboo
has
had
damn
poor
representation
with
Bert
Leboe
in
Ottawa
accord
according
�
ing
to
Charlie
Graham
Lib
Liberal
�
eral
candidate
for
the
riding
in
the
forthcoming
federal
election
Mr
Graham
said
in
an
in
interview
�
terview
ho
has
searched
in
vain
for
evidence
that
Mr
Leboe
had
contacted
munici
municipal
�
pal
officials
in
Prince
George
Dawson
Creek
Fort
St
John
and
Quesnel
to
discuss
prob
problems
�
lems
the
centres
may
have
had
In
all
of
these
communities
I
have
discovered
in
conver
conversations
�
sations
with
their
councils
urgent
problems
which
should
have
been
handled
by
Leboe
he
said
The
Liberal
candidate
also
said
that
if
Mr
Leboe
had
done
all
he
said
he
had
about
tv
for
this
area
it
would
not
have
been
necessary
or
Prince
George
and
Quesnel
to
take
action
themselves
He
recalled
that
both
Mavor
Alex
Fraser
of
Quesnel
and
Mavor
Garvin
Dcell
of
Prince
George
had
been
sent
away
to
demand
action
from
broad
broadcasting
�
casting
authorities
The
people
of
much
of
the
Cariboo
who
are
without
net
network
�
work
tv
are
still
being
treated
as
second
class
citizens
Mr
Graham
said
They
help
pay
for
the
network
and
dont
benefit
from
it