THE
WORLD
TODAY
Prime
Minister
Pearson
told
newsmen
today
he
will
probably
comment
wllhlng
a
few
days
on
a
letter
by
Ontarios
Premier
Robarts
criticizing
the
federal
governments
proposed
Canada
Pension
Plan
The
premiers
letter
to
Mr
Pearson
said
recent
revisions
in
the
plan
fall
far
short
of
what
Ontario
had
hoped
Mr
Pearson
after
a
two
hour
cabinet
meeting
to
today
�
day
Indicated
he
had
not
had
time
to
study
the
letter
fully
The
prime
minister
also
said
there
likely
would
be
an
an
announcement
�
nouncement
tonight
on
a
decision
on
the
site
for
a
proposed
national
centre
for
the
perform
performing
�
ing
arts
to
be
built
In
Ottawa
by
the
19C7
centennial
The
UN
observer
In
Cyprus
said
today
Greek
and
Turkish
Cypriots
in
the
southern
mining
town
of
Polls
have
agreed
to
avoid
fighting
Earlier
reports
had
said
Greek
Cyprlots
had
surrounded
700
Turkish-
Cyp
riots
In
Polls
and
the
situation
was
tense
Britains
commonwealth
secretary
Duncan
Sandys
said
today
he
made
a
vigorous
pro
protest
�
test
Sunday
to
Cyprlot
Foreign
Minister
Spyros
Kyprlanou
about
the
flow
of
arms
Into
Cyprus
Sandys
reporting
to
the
British
commons
on
the
Cyprus
situation
said
he
ex
explained
�
plained
to
Kyprlanou
that
Brit
Britain
�
ain
has
ample
Information
to
prove
that
this
Import
of
arms
Is
taking
place
with
the
full
knowledge
and
approval
of
the
Cyprus
government
A
Cyprus
government
spokes
spokesman
�
man
has
described
as
false
a
report
that
700
Greek
army
souners
ianaed
during
the
night
at
Limassol
In
South
Cyprus
In
Greece
Itself
veteran
states
statesman
�
man
George
Papandreou
Is
In
firm
control
of
the
government
after
winnlnga
landslide
victory
Sunday
in
parliament
elections
Chancellor
Erhard
of
West
Germany
and
Mayor
Willy
Brandt
of
West
Berlin
have
agreed
to
demand
long
term
passes
for
more
West
Berllners
to
go
through
the
wall
for
visits
They
would
like
East
Germany
to
issue
passes
to
West
Ber
Berllners
�
llners
other
than
just
those
who
have
relatives
In
East
Berlin
Italian
singing
star
Rita
Pavone
underwent
surgery
for
appendicitis
today
in
Rome
Doctors
said
the
operation
was
successful
and
that
she
can
leave
the
hospital
within
the
next
few
days
The
freckle
faced
18-year-old
was
stricken
Saturday
night
while
recording
an
English
language
version
of
one
of
her
song
hits
Former
American
astronaut
John
Glenn
Jr
has
been
certi
certified
�
fied
as
a
candidate
for
Demo
Democratic
�
cratic
nomination
to
the
UjS
senate
in
the
May
5
primary
in
Ohio
The
certification
was
by
Republican
secretary
of
state
Ted
Brown
himself
a
candidate
for
his
partys
nomination
There
was
a
collision
between
two
cars
at
an
intersection
near
Cheltenham
England
Chief
County
Constable
Edwin
White
got
out
of
his
car
decided
It
was
his
fault
arrested
himself
took
himself
down
to
the
police
station
pleaded
guilty
in
court
and
paid
a
fine
of
56
Vol
8
No
33
McBride
awakened
by
CNR
When
a
fire
siren
failed
the
whistling
of
a
locomotive
alert
alerted
�
ed
McBride
residents
to
a
fire
which
totally
destroyed
a
build
building
�
ing
occupied
by
five
persons
Friday
Volunteer
firemen
roused
by
the
horn
of
a
locomotive
at
nearby
CNR
maintenance
shops
were
unable
to
extinguish
the
early
morning
blaze
before
It
levelled
a
second
hand
store
operated
and
occupied
by
former
logger
Carl
Carlson
and
his
family
The
fire
was
discovered
at
230
am
by
motorist
A
J
Brown
lie
turned
in
an
alarm
but
the
towns
only
fire
siren
was
out
of
order
As
Mr
Carlson
his
wife
two
children
and
16-year-old
sister-in-law
fled
the
building
only
In
their
nlghtclothes
the
alarm
was
relayed
to
night
workers
at
the
CNR
shfps
CNR
night
locomotive
fore
foreman
�
man
George
Long
sounded
the
alarm
from
a
engine
in
the
yards
to
awaken
residents
In
the
town
of
600
located
100
miles
east
of
Prince
George
Fire
Chief
Dexter
Harvey
said
today
the
fire
apparently
started
in
an
electrical
wiring
panel
near
the
rear
of
the
two
storey
frame
building
No
estimate
of
damage
was
available
The
51
-
year
-
old
building
owned
by
James
McCullockwas
fully
insured
Mr
Carlson
who
opened
his
second
hand
busi
business
�
ness
in
November
carried
par
partial
�
tial
Insurance
on
the
stock
The
hour
long
fire
endanger
endangered
�
ed
the
towns
power
supply
when
it
threatened
a
pole
on
the
main
power
line
three
feet
from
the
building
Fire
fighters
used
one
of
four
fire
hoses
to
douse
the
threat
threatened
�
ened
pole
Mr
Carlson
his
wife
Colleen
two
daughters
age
two
and
10
years
and
Dlanne
Moore
16
have
moved
in
with
relatives
at
Croydon
Mr
Carlson
opened
the
store
after
spending
two
years
re
recovering
�
covering
from
a
logging
acci
accident
�
dent
which
crushed
his
leg
said
Fire
Chief
Harvey
The
chief
said
a
new
fire
siren
was
on
order
but
had
not
yet
arrived
from
Vancouver
1000
loss
in
accidents
Slippery
city
streets
during
the
weekend
caused
four
auto
automobile
�
mobile
collisions
and
more
than
1000
in
damage
No
one
was
injured
Police
said
most
of
the
ac
accidents
�
cidents
were
rear
end
collis
ions
as
drivers
were
unable
to
stop
at
ley
intersections
None
of
the
mishaps
caused
more
than
300
damage
to
any
of
the
vehicles
Now
hear
this
Gig
285
pounds
John
Gaudaur
from
Kingston
Ontario
spent
a
week
logging
out
of
Prince
George
after
he
came
west
and
then
quit
Reason
western
snow
wont
hold
a
heavyweight
and
he
was
sinking
to
his
eyeballs
even
in
places
where
big
log
moving
equip
equipment
�
ment
could
operate
without
sinking
Now
can
anyone
with
a
strong
floor
use
a
big
man
so
he
wont
go
through
into
the
basement
The
marvel
of
flight
depart
ment
Friday
300
Vanda
orchids
and
a
dozen
Hawaiian
lels
arriv
arrived
�
ed
in
the
city
direct
from
Hon
Honolulu
�
olulu
fresh
as
though
they
had
Just
been
picked
They
were
brought
in
by
CPAs
Graham
Valde
for
the
highly
successful
hospital
auxiliary
ball
Wonder
how
this
towns
doing
Heres
what
Vancouvers
deputy
civic
planner
II
W
Pick
stone
had
to
say
I
recognize
here
a
thriving
boom
town
It
has
all
the
hallmarks
of
a
city
going
some
place
How
far
it
will
go
I
dont
know
but
U
reHalnlv
will
h
muehbiitrer
INDEX
than
It
Is
now
Chamber
of
Commerce
sec-
Th
e
e
WmS
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1
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Sb
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Pert
Elizabeth
Martell
stands
with
Barrack
Block
Fours
model
of
Playboy
bunny
at
the
first
annual
winter
carnival
at
RCAF
Station
Baldy
Hughes
Miss
Martell
was
named
snow
queen
over
three
other
contestants
in
the
three
day
weekend
car
carnival
�
nival
Story
page
4
Roy
Fujikawa
photo
Flu
measles
outbreaks
continue
to
hit
schools
An
average
of
100
high
school
students
are
missing
classes
every
day
as
an
influenza
out
outbreak
�
break
enters
Its
fifth
week
G
H
Devan
principal
of
Prince
George
Senior
Second
Secondary
�
ary
school
which
had
an
en
enrollment
�
rollment
of
999
this
year
to
today
�
day
said
absenteeism
has
fluc
fluctuated
�
tuated
between
80
and
121
stu
students
�
dents
a
day
since
the
outbreak
began
Jan
20
This
is
two
to
three
times
our
average
absenteeism
rate
We
have
checked
them
out
and
found
most
to
be
caused
by
the
flu
he
said
He
said
measles
have
also
caused
absenteeism
among
the
grade
9
to
13
students
of
his
school
While
theyre
protesting
sugar
retary
Robyn
Webster
last
week
0
-
prices
why
dont
housewives
bought
a
new
bug
no
not
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PcUntlllf
as
well
seek
an
end
to
some
food
a
beatle
car
She
drove
It
home
merchandising
gimmicks
and
was
leaving
for
the
C
of
wnrfVl
1
million
This
ouestlon
is
asked
bv
Cs
meeting
when
it
got
stuck
WVJlxx
P
mimuii
Citizen
writer
Betty
Connor
on
on
a
very
small
piece
of
ice
her
column
on
page
5
today
outside
the
house
Just
enough
Also
Inside
todays
Citizen
Ice
to
hold
her
up
for
the
meet-
theres
the
first
of
a
series
of
lng
better
luck
next
time
Lenten
Guideposts
a
true
story
Robyn
by
actor
Danny
Kaye
about
an
Local
comment
from
one
experience
with
underprivileged
politically
weary
resident
on
children
hearing
that
flying
conditions
The
series
will
continue
until
prevented
Conservative
Leader
Easter
Davie
Fultons
plane
from
land
Betty
Conner-
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lag
here
Friday
Well
he
Classified-
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missed
the
boat
In
the
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A
recent
arrival
to
this
city
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from
back
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feared
the
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some
reports
he
had
of
Prince
Here
and
There-
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fierce
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Today
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happy
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of
his
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Its
three
below
today
BRUSSELS
lP
A
famous
Rubens
painting
The
Head
of
a
Negro
valued
at
1000000
was
stolen
during
the
weekend
from
the
Brussels
Museum
of
Ancient
Art
Museum
conservator
P
H
Roberts
-Jones
told
reporters
the
painting
was
worth
at
least
50000000
Belgian
francs
1
000000
But
he
said
this
fig
figure
�
ure
would
probably
be
greatly
exceeded
In
the
unlikely
event
the
painting
was
put
up
for
sale
The
thief
or
thieves
entered
the
museum
through
a
glass
roof
from
a
scaffolding
on
houses
being
built
behind
the
museum
The
Illness
situation
among
elementary
school
students
is
the
other
way
around
A
check
by
Mrs
Edith
Fish
Fisher
�
er
chief
nurse
of
the
Northern
Interior
Health
Unit
revealed
German
measles
and
chicken
pox
have
caused
three
times
the
absenteeism
of
influenza
One
nursing
district
in
which
there
are
900
to
1000
child
children
�
ren
had
63
cases
of
measles
and
chicken
pox
and
20
cases
of
influenza
I
havent
had
reports
from
all
the
districts
yet
but
that
figure
seems
average
she
said
She
said
flu
is
causing
a
higher
percentage
of
absentee
Ism
among
high
school
students
because
they
usually
have
had
measles
and
chicken
pox
as
children
Mr
Devan
said
high
school
students
are
normally
missing
two
to
five
days
of
classes
due
to
the
flu
We
cant
curtail
any
part
of
our
curriculum
so
the
stu
students
�
dents
will
have
to
make
it
up
on
their
own
either
by
doing
assignments
while
they
are
sick
or
by
taking
Individ
Individual
�
ual
Instruction
from
teachers
when
they
return
he
said
Itlzn
The
only
daily
newspaper
serving
Central
British
Columbia
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GEORGE
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
MONDAY
FEBRUARY
17
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on
two
men
and
a
boy
Sunday
sending
all
three
to
hos
hospital
�
pital
They
were
rescued
from
the
wreckage
by
passer
bys
who
were
hailed
by
the
injured
mens
wives
A
six
year
old
girl
daugh
daughter
�
ter
of
one
of
the
Injured
men
had
walked
out
of
the
build
building
�
ing
only
moments
before
it
collapsed
Most
seriously
injured
in
the
cave
in
was
David
Caron
7
whose
neck
was
pinned
to
the
ground
by
the
edge
of
the
fallen
roof
The
boy
was
unable
to
breath
and
was
taken
to
hos
hospital
�
pital
unconscious
with
a
broken
arm
The
boy
and
his
father
Lionel
Caron
who
also
suf
suffered
�
fered
a
broken
arm
were
inside
the
building
when
It
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by
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Reuters
One
hundred
British
paratroopers
headed
for
the
southern
mining
town
of
Polls
today
where
700
Turkish
-
Cypriots
were
re
reported
�
ported
to
be
surrounded
by
Greek
Cyprlots
A
United
Nations
observer
also
made
a
separate
trip
to
Polls
A
British
military
spokesman
announcing
the
manoeuvre
said
the
Turks
were
inside
a
school
building
dispirited
and
short
of
food
Greeks
were
dug
in
100
yards
away
There
was
no
shooting
over
overnight
�
night
but
the
situation
was
tense
the
spokesman
said
The
UN
observer
Lt
Cen
Prem
Singh
Gyanl
of
India
flew
first
to
Ktlma
the
main
administrative
centre
for
west
western
�
ern
Cyprus
to
pick
up
Greek
and
Turkish
-
Cyprlot
district
leaders
and
then
on
to
Polls
The
British
spokesman
said
Ktlma
was
tense
but
other
otherwise
�
wise
the
island
today
was
generally
quiet
following
a
weekend
which
saw
bloodshed
threatened
intervention
by
Tur
Turkey
�
key
and
finally
an
appeal
for
peace
by
Cyprlot
President
Ma
karlos
Meanwhile
the
Cyprus
dispute
goes
before
the
UN
Security
Council
today
as
Britain
and
the
United
States
seek
to
head
off
military
Intervention
by
Turkey
and
Greece
The
council
debate
requested
by
Britain
and
Cyprus
was
expected
to
launch
negotiations
for
an
international
force
linked
to
the
United
Nations
Its
pur
purpose
�
pose
would
be
to
prevent
another
general
outbreak
of
fighting
between
the
Greek
and
Turkish
-Cyprlot
communities
The
United
States
and
Britain
fear
another
serious
outbreak
would
prompt
Turkey
and
Greece
to
send
in
troops
to
back
up
their
Cyprlot
kin
The
result
could
be
a
war
between
Turkey
collapsed
around
2
pm
in
the
Bonnet
Hill
area
of
the
Giscome
Road
They
were
helping
Law
Lawrence
�
rence
Cleghorn
owner
of
the
garage
demolish
the
building
in
order
to
build
in
another
spot
Mr
Cleghorn
who
suffered
a
fractured
Jaw
was
outside
on
a
ladder
removing
boards
from
a
wall
when
the
cave
in
occurred
It
is
believed
he
removed
a
key
board
causing
the
garage
to
collapse
Mr
Caron
s
daughter
Linda
6
had
just
walked
from
the
building
moments
before
it
fell
down
The
little
girl
ran
across
the
road
and
notified
Mrs
Cleghorn
Mrs
Cleghorn
and
Mrs
Caron
ran
to
the
road
and
hailed
passing
motorists
A
lot
of
wonderful
people
helped
them
in
clearing
away
the
rubble
Mrs
Cleghorn
said
The
three
were
taken
to
hospital
In
private
cars
The
three
remained
in
Prince
George
Regional
Hos
Hospital
�
pital
today
YPCs
elect
Hallam
John
Hallam
was
elected
president
of
the
Young
Progres
Progressive
�
sive
Conservative
Association
at
an
organizational
meeting
Friday
night
In
the
Pagoda
Room
of
the
Lotus
Inn
Other
officers
elected
at
the
meeting
which
attracted
ap
approximately
�
proximately
30
potential
mem
members
�
bers
include
Ron
Gowe
vice
president
and
Gordon
Mo
rash
se
cr
etary-
treasure
r
Guest
speaker
was
Lowell
Murray
executive
assistant
to
provincial
party
leader
E
Davie
Fulton
who
outlined
constitu
constitutional
�
tional
changes
and
offered
suggestions
regarding
the
re
reactivated
�
activated
youth
group
Mr
Fulton
who
was
scheduled
to
aduress
the
meeting
was
unable
to
appear
because
weather
conditions
at
Kamloops
would
not
permit
his
aircraft
to
take
off
from
there
Mr
Hallam
a
delegate
at
the
national
convention
In
Ottawa
recently
of
the
YPC
said
the
function
of
the
association
here
is
to
arouse
the
Interest
of
the
young
voter
in
Conservative
policies
for
discussion
and
social
purposes
He
reported
that
the
organi
organization
�
zation
of
YPC
groups
on
the
Lower
Mainland
and
In
eastern
Canada
Is
proving
successful
He
said
regular
monthly
meet
meetings
�
ings
have
been
scheduled
here
and
he
expressed
hope
that
Mr
Fulton
will
attend
the
next
meeting
March
18
and
Greece
eastern
anchors
of
T
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the
North
Atlantic
Treaty
Or-
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K
llieU
ganlzation
Archbishop
MakarlosGreek
Cyprlot
president
of
Cyprus
broadcast
an
appeal
to
both
Turkish-
and
Greek
Cyprlots
for
restraint
But
Makarios
warned
that
his
government
meaning
the
Creek
-
Cypriots
would
not
give
in
to
threats
pressure
or
blackmail
We
shall
fight
courageously
and
resolutely
against
the
de
designs
�
signs
or
attacks
on
our
Island
he
said
at
Ft
St
James
FORT
ST
JAMES
Special
A
Washington
State
man
employed
as
a
logger
In
North
-
Central
BC
was
killed
Friday
In
a
logging
ac
accident
�
cident
The
victim
whose
name
has
not
been
released
was
hit
by
a
falling
tree
In
the
Fort
St
James
district
some
90
miles
northwest
of
Prince
George
BIZARRE
RUBY
TRIAL
OPENS
DALLAS
fl
-
Jack
Ruby
went
on
trial
today
accused
of
murder
with
malice
in
a
strange
case
overshadowed
by
the
unanswered
questions
in
theassasslnatlonof
Presi
President
�
dent
John
F
Kennedy
An
unprecedented
panel
of
900
Jury
candidates
rearly
double
the
normal
number
has
been
called
In
order
to
qualify
12
as
unprejudiced
Rub
52
a
pale
pudgy
night
club
operator
gunned
down
Lee
Harvey
Oswald
a
self
styled
Marxist
two
days
after
the
president
was
killed
in
Dallas
and
Oswald
was
charged
with
killing
him
The
trial
is
starting
in
a
courtroom
directly
across
the
street
from
the
building
where
the
assassin
lurked
and
then
fired
at
Kennedy
Defence
lawyers
Indicate
they
will
try
to
go
into
the
circlmstances
of
the
presi
presidents
�
dents
murder
as
an
Integral
part
of
the
case
for
Ruby
But
Henry
M
Wade
Dallas
County
district
attorney
says
Oswalds
guilt
or
inno
innocence
�
cence
is
Immaterial
In
Rubys
trial
The
key
phrase
in
the
in
indictment
�
dictment
of
Ruby
says
he
did
then
and
there
with
malice
aforethought
kill
Lee
Harvey
Oswald
by
shoot
shooting
�
ing
him
with
a
gun
This
Is
equivalent
to
a
charge
of
murder
in
the
first
degree
In
the
other
states
It
carries
a
maximum
pen
penalty
�
alty
of
execution
in
the
elec
electric
�
tric
chair
The
minimum
Is
two
years
In
prison
Wade
says
he
will
demand
the
death
penalty
Out
of
25
murder
trials
he
has
ob
obtained
�
tained
24
convictions
It
appears
Rubys
trial
will
develop
into
a
battle
of
psychiatrists
Ills
defence
will
pivot
on
a
claim
of
temporary
in
insanity
�
sanity
the
assertion
that
he
became
unhinged
with
grief
by
the
death
of
the
presi
president
�
dent
His
chief
defence
counsel
Melvln
Mouron
Belli
of
San
Francisco
stressed
the
point
in
these
words
The
most
Important
as
aspect
�
pect
of
it
the
trial
will
be
the
psychiatric
testimony
Everyone
saw
Ruby
shoot
Oswald
a
reference
to
the
fact
that
television
and
news
cameras
recorded
the
shoot
shooting
�
ing
scene
but
no
one
saw
into
this
mans
mind
Belli
during
an
informal
talk
with
reporters
Sunday
night
pictured
Ruby
as
a
victim
of
psychomotor
epilepsy
subject
to
black
blackouts
�
outs
which
could
be
touched
off
by
rage
shock
or
a
power
powerful
�
ful
emotion
He
said
he
did
not
know
whether
he
will
put
Ruby
on
the
stand
but
added
If
hes
on
the
stand
a
long
time
youll
see
a
defin
definite
�
ite
disfunction
This
guy
if
you
keep
him
there
on
the
stand
or
in
Jail
much
longer
you
won
t
have
to
take
him
any
place
to
show
hes
wacky
y6
SNOW
Low
20
-
High
35
7c
a
copy
Three
trapped
inside
collapsing
garage
A
wooden
garage
in
the
Bonnet
Hill
area
caved
in
llf
v1
Dudley
Little
SC
Skeena
is
back
on
the
Job
In
the
legis
legislature
�
lature
after
10
days
in
hospital
He
was
taken
to
hospital
for
observation
last
ween
and
was
placed
on
a
diet
I
lost
12
pounds
in
10
days
Im
feeling
great
he
said
Pr
George
loan
OKd
Prince
George
Is
among
seven
municipalities
which
qualifies
for
a
loan
under
terms
of
the
federal
-
provincial
municipal
aid
fund
which
were
approved
today
by
the
Municipal
Devel
Development
�
opment
Fund
The
citys
loan
will
provide
funds
for
a
100000
storm
sewer
extension
program
and
70000
for
the
construction
of
a
major
water
main
exten
extension
�
sion
on
Alward
Both
projects
were
approved
by
ratepayers
last
December
The
board
announced
at
Ot
Ottawa
�
tawa
that
loans
amounting
to
1549000
for
capital
works
projects
throughout
Canada
were
approved
Loans
will
go
to
Newfoundland
New
Brunswick
Quebec
Ontario
and
BC
Prince
George
applied
to
the
provincial
government
last
fall
for
approval
of
a
loan
which
provides
money
at
a
low
rate
of
Interest
returnable
over
a
20
year
period
An
additional
qualification
provides
that
the
loan
will
be
reduced
by
25
per
cent
If
the
projects
are
completed
by
April
1965
This
amounts
to
an
outright
gift
because
the
city
will
likely
complete
the
two
pro
projects
�
jects
by
summer
of
this
year
Mrs
Assman
dies
age
78
A
member
of
one
of
the
citys
best
known
families
Mrs
John
Maria
Assman
died
Sunday
in
Prince
George
Regional
Hospi
Hospital
�
tal
She
was
78
A
resident
of
the
city
since
1915
when
she
came
here
from
Edmonton
with
her
husband
and
family
Mrs
Assman
had
been
ill
for
some
years
and
had
been
confined
In
hospital
for
two
weeks
prior
to
her
death
The
former
Maria
Frlesen
Mrs
Assman
was
born
in
Mani
Manitoba
�
toba
and
lived
on
the
family
farm
prior
to
her
marriage
She
Is
survived
by
her
hus
husband
�
band
at
1638
Ninth
three
sons
Harold
and
John
of
Prince
George
and
Arnold
of
Prince
Rupert
six
daughters
Mrs
August
Susan
Dornbierer
Mrs
David
Chxistine
Ross
Mrs
Gertrude
Scofleld
and
Mrs
Len
Adina
Peckham
all
of
Prince
George
Mrs
Wilson
Marie
Muirhead
Vancouver
Mrs
Mervin
June
McCon
nachle
Port
Albernl
and
Mrs
John
Schmidt
of
Saskatoon
three
brothers
Jake
Frlesen
St
Catherines
Ont
Barry
Frle
Frlesen
�
sen
of
Clearbrooke
BC
and
George
Frlesen
of
Bakersfield
Calif
27
grandchildren
and
17
great
grandchildren
Funeral
service
will
be
held
Wednesday
at
130
pm
from
Assmans
Funeral
Chapel
with
Rev
William
Schroedter
of
ficlatlng
Moderates
win
Greek
vote
ATHENS
W
-
Elder
states
statesman
�
man
George
Papandreou
will
form
a
new
Greek
government
backed
by
a
solid
majority
In
Parliament
following
his
mod
moderate
�
erate
Centre
Union
partys
sweeping
election
victory