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Monday
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after
polls
closed
in
a
provincial
byelectlon
won
by
a
Liberal
candidate
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Hunter
said
he
wants
to
try
his
hand
at
federal
politics
because
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in
Ottawa
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a
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is
needed
and
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Monday
night
with
a
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upset
byelection
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There
was
a
heavy
turnout
of
voters
in
the
big
rural
constituency
Mr
Switzer
came
out
on
top
after
a
neck
and
neck
race
with
the
Social
Credit
and
New
Democratic
Party
candidates
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Progres
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�
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Conservative
candidate
trailed
far
behind
a
Early
in
February
Mar
jorle
and
Susan
Clark
daughters
of
Dr
and
Mrs
Dennis
Clark
held
a
Valentine
party
to
benefit
children
at
Woodlands
School
The
sisters
have
received
an
appreciative
thank
you
letter
from
the
school
and
a
request
for
odds
aulends
of
heavy
wool
for
hooking
rugs
This
could
be
used
Indian
sweater
wool
Anyone
who
has
odds
and
ends
of
wool
to
donate
is
asked
to
leave
it
at
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In
today
to
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the
Prince
George
Hotelmens
annual
banquet
and
ball
tonight
The
arrival
of
Bob
Robinson
Carlings
vice
president
and
general
manager
and
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BC
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GEORGE
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COLUMBIA
TUESDAY
MARCH
30
1965
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bigger
these
days
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arelonger
Boxes
of
soap
are
jumbo
sized
Buildings
arehigher
Every
Everythings
�
things
bigger
Toys
are
bigger
top
like
this
huge
stuffed
TIPS
ON
COLUMBINES
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columnist
Alice
Wolczuk
on
page
lOoftodays
Citizen
offers
advise
on
how
to
go
about
growing
peron
niel
Columbines
Alice
has
been
mailing
hundreds
of
pacKages
oi
tne
hybrid
seeds
to
her
readers
The
Columbines
are
a
hardy
variety
that
she
has
specially
chosen
for
the
Prince
George
area
Incidentally
there
are
still
plenty
of
seeds
avail
available
�
able
and
anyone
who
would
like
a
sample
should
write
to
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Gardening
Columnist
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Citizen
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to
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seven-year-old
Bob
Meare
found
In
hlsgrapefruitSun
day
morning
The
Meare
family
lives
on
Bunce
Road
near
the
Vanderhoof
Highway
The
Gideon
Society
which
works
quietly
and
with
dedication
has
presented
50
Bibles
to
the
new
Slumber
lodge
Motel
on
Victoria
The
presentation
took
place
at
a
short
ceremony
during
the
weekend
a
A
big
construction
com
w
pany
in
town
has
had
its
credit
cut
off
by
a
supplier
over
a
30
account
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a
re
result
�
sult
the
construction
outfit
which
has
spent
tens
of
thous
thousands
�
ands
of
dollars
each
year
with
the
firm
is
selling
all
the
trucks
of
the
line
supplied
by
the
credit
conscious
manufac
manufacturer
�
turer
That
means
10
of
a
fleet
of
pick
ups
will
have
to
go
f
The
friendly
Cariboo
Bool
a
caller
said
today
A
PG
couple
with
their
three
children
had
car
trouble
25
miles
south
of
Quesnel
10
days
ago
and
they
waited
for
hours
and
hours
before
anyone
stopped
Vehicles
sped
by
despite
the
fact
that
the
car
In
trouble
almost
blocked
one
lane
of
the
highway
pyjama
dogoh
sale
at
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store
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year
old
Corrinne
Bricker
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Pension
Plan
to
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Senate
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Canada
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Plan
tonight
fol
following
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Commons
approval
by
a
vote
of
159
to
12
Monday
night
after
a
marathon
debate
Conservative
senators
are
expected
to
mount
a
stiff
fight
against
some
features
of
the
bulky
bill
But
they
are
out
outnumbered
�
numbered
01
to
33
by
Liberals
Opposition
MPs
heaped
criti
criticism
�
cism
on
the
legislation
for
2G
days
calling
it
a
new
tax
a
fraud
and
a
vote
getting
gim
gimmick
�
mick
But
when
the
vote
on
third
reading
finally
came
only
seven
Creditlstes
and
five
Prairie
Conservatives
opposed
the
plan
The
plan
introduced
in
a
sub
stantially
dlfferentversion
June
21
1963
is
slated
to
come
into
force
next
Jan
1
and
build
up
a
multi
billion
reserve
fund
over
the
next
10
years
when
maximum
benefits
of
104
a
month
will
be
paid
out
Starting
Jan
1
all
employees
earning
G00
or
more
annually
will
be
required
to
dish
out
con
contributions
�
tributions
equalling
18percent
of
their
income
up
to
the
5000
level
Employers
will
match
these
contributions
Most
self
employed
persons
earning
800
or
more
annually
will
be
compelled
to
contribute
3G
per
cent
of
their
Income
up
to
the
5000
level
Today
the
Commons
resumes
debate
on
a
bill
authorizing
Two
Charged
With
Keeping
a
Still
Two
men
from
Telachlk
west
of
Prince
George
on
the
Van
Vanderhoof
�
derhoof
Highway
appeared
in
court
today
charged
with
keep
keeping
�
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a
still
William
Clarke
52
and
Charles
William
Campbell
51
were
remanded
to
April
7
They
are
charged
under
the
Excise
Act
with
possession
and
operation
of
a
still
without
a
licence
to
do
so
Because
it
is
an
indictable
offence
they
could
choose
the
Day
in
Jail
For
Car
Theft
A
21
-year-old
truck
driver
was
today
sentenced
to
one
day
in
Jail
and
fined
200
for
steal
stealing
�
ing
a
car
Richard
Moyen
was
convicted
of
taking
a
car
that
had
been
left
unattended
with
the
motor
running
at
a
city
restaurant
during
tho
weekend
He
had
driven
only
a
few
blocks
before
he
was
stopped
by
police
A
former
city
bartender
was
committed
Monday
for
trial
on
a
charge
of
Indecent
assault
on
a
female
Sam
Slmlnoff
was
committed
to
a
higher
court
by
Magistrate
G
O
Stewart
The
charge
in
involves
�
volves
an
eight-year-old
girl
The
preliminary
hearing
was
closed
to
the
public
manner
of
trial
They
elected
trial
by
Judge
and
Jury
neces
necessitating
�
sitating
a
preliminary
hearing
Crown
prosecutor
H
B
King
told
the
court
the
adjournment
also
was
necessary
because
one
witness
was
not
present
Development
Hearing
Set
A
proposed
new
home
devel
development
�
opment
on
the
Hart
Highway
will
be
aired
at
a
ro
zonlng
hearing
tonight
The
plan
is
that
of
Al
Scott
to
turn
103
acres
south
of
Aus
Austin
�
tin
Subdivision
into
a
home
de
development
�
velopment
sorvlced
with
water
sewage
and
streets
Another
proposal
which
will
come
to
tho
ro
zonlng
hearing
to
bo
held
at
8
pm
in
the
pro
provincial
�
vincial
government
building
is
for
a
gas
station
near
the
Balck
burn
Road
School
Chou
in
Algiers
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premier
�
mier
Chou
En
Lai
of
China
ar
arrived
�
rived
here
today
for
a
two
day
official
visit
and
talks
with
President
Ahmed
Ben
Bella
He
was
met
at
Hie
airport
by
Ben
Bella
and
top
members
of
Al
Algerias
�
gerias
ruling
National
Libera
Liberation
�
tion
Front
Posters
welcoming
Chou
were
plastered
on
the
walls
of
the
city
Quebec
or
any
other
province
to
opt
out
of
17
federal-provincial
joint
programs
The
contentious
opting
out
principle
also
applies
to
the
pension
plan
The
Quebec
gov
government
�
ernment
is
expected
to
intro
introduce
�
duce
its
own
scheme
shortly
providing
for
the
same
rates
of
contributions
and
benefits
Permits
List
Big
Buildings
The
city
building
inspectors
office
this
month
issued
per
permits
�
mits
for
1119000
worth
of
large
projects
The
figure
only
covers
six
projects
and
does
not
include
the
number
of
single
family
dwellings
or
renovations
Those
items
will
be
In
the
monthly
report
for
March
expected
to
be
available
Thursday
The
projects
include
two
apartment
buildings
each
worth
100000
a
175000
motel
an
apartment
valued
at
250
000
a
250000
addition
to
a
commercial
building
and
an
In
Industrial
�
dustrial
building
worth
244000
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A
teeh
age
couple
Huh
won
the
first
marathon
twist
contest
in
Southeast
Asia
But
their
time
was
far
off
the
world
mark
of
JO
hours
set
hy
a
Finnish
couple
in
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The
Singapore
couple
clocked
three
hours
and
12
minutes
last
night
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POWER
RATE
SLASH
SAVES
100000
HERE
Reductions
Apply
To
All
Hydro
Users
Rate
reductions
which
mean
an
annual
saving
of
close
to
100000
to
Prince
George
homeowners
were
announced
today
hy
BC
Hydro
The
new
rate
schedule
will
give
Hydros
residential
customers
reductionsof
be
between
�
tween
12
and
20
per
cent
They
are
the
fourth
set
of
reductions
to
go
into
effect
since
the
government
agency
was
created
in
1962
The
reductions
permit
Hydro
to
introduce
one
cent
power
to
commercial
customers
who
use
3lectricity
for
space
heating
water
heating
and
air
con
conditioning
�
ditioning
This
represents
a
minimum
reduction
of
20
per
cent
in
en
energy
�
ergy
costs
of
those
services
said
Bill
Best
Hydros
Prince
George
district
manager
The
new
residential
rate
is
considerably
lower
than
exist
existing
�
ing
rates
For
example
a
homeowner
now
pays
930
for
500
kilo
kilowatt
�
watt
hours
a
typical
monthly
consumption
In
Prince
George
but
under
tho
new
rate
his
bill
will
be
8
This
Is
a
reduction
of
130
or
14
per
cent
said
Mr
Best
He
pointed
out
that
residential
electric
rates
have
been
sharply
reduced
for
Prince
George
homeowners
during
tho
last
four
years
A
rural
homeowner
paid
12
50
for
500
kilowatt
hours
in
1061
and
for
the
same
consump
consumption
�
tion
he
now
will
pay
8
a
reduction
of
36
per
cent
Tho
city
homeowners
bill
for
500
kilowatt
hours
has
been
reduced
from
1050
to
8
dur
during
�
ing
this
same
four
year
period
Large
commercial
consum
consumers
�
ers
who
purchase
electricity
at
B
C
Hydros
primary
vol
voltage
�
tage
also
will
receive
substan
substantial
�
tial
rate
reductions
said
Mr
Best
Some
13
Prince
George
cus
customers
�
tomers
in
this
class
including
the
municipal
coliseum
hos
hospital
�
pital
two
large
schools
and
large
department
and
food
stores
will
share
an
annual
saving
of
approximately
26
000
The
reductions
will
cost
Hy
Hydro
�
dro
7
million
a
year
55
million
of
which
will
be
for
residential
users
Turks
Tied
Up
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A
Turk
Turkish
�
ish
naval
vessel
which
landed
a
relief
unit
of
337
Turkish
sol
soldiers
�
diers
In
Cyprus
Monday
re
remained
�
mained
tied
up
In
port
today
pending
settlement
of
a
dispute
over
landing
permission
for
its
cargo
MOUNTS
was
no
doubt
In
anyones
mind
what
had
happened
the
US
embassy
had
been
bombed
Shortly
before
11
am
a
black
French
sedan
turned
Into
a
side
street
beside
the
five
storey
embassy
building
About
150
persons
inside
the
embassy
were
go
going
�
ing
about
their
business
Then
came
the
explosion
The
sedan
disappeared
Flames
and
smoke
shot
300
feet
Into
the
air
A
deep
hole
appeared
in
the
street
Every
window
In
the
em
embassy
�
bassy
was
smashed
The
consuls
office
on
the
ground
floor
was
shattered
Much
of
the
brickwork
blew
out
with
the
windows
A
Vietnamese
restaurant
20
feet
from
the
consuls
office
disintegrated
One
of
the
witnesses
was
U
s
army
sergeant
Lyle
Hydro
Heat
Increasing
In
Home
Use
The
number
of
electrically
heated
home
In
Prince
George
has
doubled
In
the
past
year
Bill
Best
B
C
Hydros
dis
district
�
trict
manager
said
the
popular
popularity
�
ity
of
electric
heating
probably
will
grow
as
a
result
of
further
rate
reductions
which
were
an
announced
�
nounced
today
He
said
160
homes
turned
to
electric
heating
In
the
past
year
In
addition
a
number
of
motels
commercial
and
In
Institutional
�
stitutional
buildings
are
using
electricity
for
their
heat
It
is
through
the
increased
use
of
this
modern
form
of
energy
that
future
rate
reduc
reductions
�
tions
will
be
made
possible
said
Mr
Best
He
explained
Hydro
is
reduc
reducing
�
ing
its
rates
mainly
becauso
It
realizes
the
result
will
be
a
larger
volume
of
business
Under
those
conditions
we
can
afford
to
give
them
In
Prince
George
Hydro
has
8400
residential
1200
com
commercial
�
mercial
and
20
industrial
cus
customers
�
tomers
As
an
indication
of
the
growth
of
power
consumption
In
tho
city
Mr
Best
said
an
old
log
book
reveals
that
244352
kilo
kilowatt
�
watt
hours
of
electricity
wore
sold
in
Prince
George
in
1929
Power
consumption
in
the
12
month
period
ending
Feb
28
was
100
million
kilowatt
hours
BURNS
LAKE
Goodwin
who
was
walking
towards
the
embassy
He
was
about
50
yards
away
when
the
bomb
went
off
Goodwin
stumbled
blindly
across
the
street
He
fell
over
the
bodies
of
two
Viet
Vietnamese
�
namese
policemen
Goodwin
groped
his
way
past
seven
cars
that
were
burning
and
exploding
He
looked
Into
the
remains
of
the
restaurant
He
says
he
saw
about
17
people
most
of
them
dead
and
heard
a
Vietnamese
woman
calling
to
him
Struggling
up
a
broken
stairway
ho
hauled
the
wounded
woman
down
to
the
street
A
Vietnamese
sold
soldier
�
ier
joined
him
and
both
of
them
headed
toward
the
em
embassy
�
bassy
US
army
captain
Don
El
ledge
ran
to
the
door
of
the
embassy
He
had
seen
the
BILL
BEST
rates
slashed
More
Homes
Built
Here
More
homes
are
under
con
construction
�
struction
at
Prince
George
than
any
other
BC
centre
except
Vancouver
Victoria
and
North
Kamloops
A
report
of
Central
Mortgage
and
Housing
Corp
on
tho
con
construction
�
struction
of
single
-
family
dwellings
In
BC
shows
there
were
217
units
under
way
at
Prince
George
on
Feb
28
This
compares
to
173
which
were
under
construction
dur
during
�
ing
at
same
time
last
year
Tho
comparable
figures
for
Vancouver
and
Victoria
are
7
316
and
2065
North
Kamloops
had
252
homes
under
construc
construction
�
tion
Homes
under
construction
in
other
BC
cities
Include
45
at
Dawson
Creek
143
at
Kam
Kamloops
�
loops
130
at
Kelowna
114
at
Nanaimo
117
at
Penticton
and
108
at
Port
Alberni
CMHC
reported
that
work
started
on
801
homes
In
BC
during
February
a
decline
of
452
per
cent
compared
to
the
same
month
last
year
Drinking
Binge
Ends
Up
in
Court
BURNS
LAKE
Correspond
Correspondent
�
ent
Four
men
were
each
sen
sentenced
�
tenced
to
30
days
Imprisonment
as
the
result
of
a
wild
drinking
binge
in
a
home
here
Steven
James
Lolly
Herbert
Abraham
Antoine
James
Lolly
and
John
Michael
Thomas
en
entered
�
tered
the
home
while
the
own
owners
�
ers
were
out
The
children
were
in
the
charge
of
a
baby
sitter
They
began
drinking
and
gradually
made
a
shambles
of
the
house
The
owner
testified
they
had
refused
to
leave
when
ordered
to
do
so
He
called
police
Two
of
the
men
Steven
James
Lolly
and
He
r
be
rt
Abraham
wore
charged
with
being
Inter
Interdicts
�
dicts
in
possession
of
liquor
It
was
a
second
offence
for
Abraham
and
he
wasfined200
or
two
months
in
default
Lolly
was
fined
50
Robert
Abraham
also
in
magistrates
court
was
sen
sentenced
�
tenced
to
three
months
Im
Imprisonment
�
prisonment
on
charges
of
for
forgery
�
gery
and
uttering
a
forged
document
He
also
was
ordered
to
make
restitution
of
66
Embassy
Bombed
in
Saigon
SAIGON
AP
-
Officials
are
still
trying
to
add
up
the
toll
of
dead
and
injured
In
todays
bombing
of
the
US
embassy
here
Latest
reports
from
Sai
Saigon
�
gon
say
17
persons
wore
killed
and
at
least
151
In
Injured
�
jured
In
Washington
the
state
department
says
13
persons
died
and
183
were
injured
Both
Saigon
and
Washing
Washington
�
ton
list
two
Americans
kill
killed
�
ed
They
were
a
girl
secre
secretary
�
tary
and
a
US
Army
of
officer
�
ficer
The
others
killed
were
Vietnamese
The
state
department
says
54
Americans
were
injured
Saigon
however
says
only
that
45
or
more
Americans
were
Injured
Again
the
others
Injured
were
Vietna
Vietnamese
�
mese
The
blast
was
heard
throughout
Saigon
And
there
flash
of
the
blast
from
two
blocks
away
He
Goodwin
and
an
increasing
number
of
other
rescuers
made
their
way
from
floor
to
floor
Everyone
they
met
had
been
wounded
particularly
the
women
secretaries
Deputy
US
Ambassador
Alexis
Johnson
was
brush
brushing
�
ing
off
his
suit
in
his
top
floor
office
gingerly
rubbing
his
face
which
had
been
nick
nicked
�
ed
by
silvers
of
glass
Blood
dripped
on
his
shirt
collar
But
except
for
the
face
cuts
he
was
all
right
One
woman
was
carried
out
with
a
US
Army
Jacket
thrown
across
her
Another
had
deep
wounds
In
the
chest
At
least
30
other
women
had
face
cuts
A
security
man
on
the
third
floor
said
he
heard
sounds
like
pistol
shots
a
few
seconds
before
the
blast