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No
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TObAYr
Streamline
Group
BRUSSELS
neuters
-
The
slx
natlon
European
Common
Market
formally
approved
a
streamlining
of
Its
organization
Thursday
under
which
the
gov
governing
�
erning
bodies
of
Its
three
sep
separate
�
arate
communities
will
merge
Into
one
The
new
arrangements
will
come
Into
effect
Jan
1
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The
three
communities
are
the
main
economic
com
community
�
munity
the
European
Atomic
Eneigy
Agency
and
the
Coal
and
Steel
Community
Wilsons
Sick
LONDON
AP
Prime
Min
Minister
�
ister
Wilson
and
his
wife
stricken
with
Influenza
are
making
good
progress
toward
recovery
aides
said
today
Wil
Wilson
�
son
is
still
confined
to
bed
however
Lemase
Wins
DUBLIN
AP
-
It
seems
probable
that
Premier
Sean
Lemass
will
be
able
to
form
a
government
in
the
Irish
republic
Lemass
Fianna
Fail
party
is
Just
one
seat
short
of
a
parliamentary
majority
with
only
two
seats
left
to
be
de
declared
�
clared
Air
Traffic
MONTREAL
CP
-
Air
Canada
and
Canadian
Pacific
Airlines
have
agteed
to
end
their
three
year
fare
battle
on
Canadian
flights
AnAlrCanada
spokesman
said
Thursday
an
agreement
has
been
filed
with
the
air
transport
board
regulat
regulating
�
ing
the
fares
The
agreement
will
take
effect
April
25
Can
Survive
OTTAWA
CP
-
Barring
the
unforeseen
the
government
is
expected
to
breeze
th
tough
two
non
confidence
motions
sched
scheduled
�
uled
to
be
voted
on
at
the
end
of
todays
Commons
sitting
Just
30
minutes
before
the
MPs
leave
the
chamber
for
the
weekend
break
theyll
vote
on
a
Social
Credit
motion
criticizing
the
government
for
failure
to
bring
family
allowances
into
line
with
the
rise
in
the
cost
of
living
and
for
not
making
debt
free
capital
available
through
the
Bank
of
Canada
Held
as
Spies
HAVANA
AP
-
The
Castro
government
is
holding
47
Bap
Baptist
�
tist
preachers
including
two
Americans
and
13
laymen
as
spies
for
the
US
A
spokes
spokesman
�
man
for
the
Western
Cuban
Baptist
Convention
said
two
thirds
of
the
Baptist
ministers
in
western
Cuba
are
in
jail
Search
for
Two
DAWSON
CREEK
CP
-Police
are
searching
In
this
area
for
two
men
who
escaped
Tuesday
night
from
a
police
stakeout
of
a
cache
of
stolen
goods
Two
other
men
were
arrested
by
police
near
what
was
described
as
a
cache
of
stolen
goods
hidden
about
CO
miles
north
of
Grande
Prairie
f
The
Chamber
of
Commerce
will
get
two
looks
at
what
makes
the
area
tick
this
summer
A
tour
cf
the
Peace
power
project
is
scheduled
for
the
15th
of
next
month
and
in
July
the
chambers
regular
meeting
Is
expected
to
be
held
at
the
P
G
pulp
mill
Mean
Meanwhile
�
while
members
are
keeping
busy
planning
for
the
testimon
testimonial
�
ial
dinner
to
Premier
Bennett
later
this
month
There
will
be
700
Invitations
In
the
mail
President
Lloyd
Hunter
said
last
night
a
Dick
Yardley
chairman
of
the
Red
Cross
fund
-
rais
raising
�
ing
drive
called
to
mention
that
he
obviously
over
looked
Shelley
when
he
was
talking
about
areas
which
are
without
canvassers
The
fact
is
Dick
INDEX
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--
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Conner
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--
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notices
-
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10
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This
advertisement
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Uquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia
Th
City
Officials
Investigating
Ambulance
Beef
City
manager
Arran
Thomson
is
investigating
a
complaint
about
inadequacy
of
the
ambulance
service
in
Prince
George
Mrs
Albert
Shaddick
55
of
2147
McBride
Crescent
suf
feied
a
heart
attack
Thursday
morning
and
could
not
find
an
ambulance
to
take
her
to
the
hospital
According
to
her
daughter
Mrs
Deanna
Dorval
the
am
ambulance
�
bulance
service
was
called
im
immediately
�
mediately
after
her
mother
suf
suffered
�
fered
the
attack
They
waited
for
25
minutes
and
the
ambu
ambulance
�
lance
did
not
arrive
Her
mother
was
badly
in
need
of
oxygen
Mrs
Dorval
said
and
the
attending
doctor
opened
all
windows
to
provide
ftesh
air
The
doctor
again
called
the
ambulance
service
and
was
told
by
a
female
voice
that
she
could
not
locate
the
driver
for
the
vehicle
Mrs
Dorval
said
the
voice
was
that
of
a
young
girl
They
also
weie
told
the
owner
and
operators
of
the
service
weie
unavailable
The
doctor
and
Mr
Dorval
Reg
Miller
president
of
the
B
C
Chamber
of
Commerce
was
in
Prince
George
today
before
going
to
Quesnel
where
he
will
bo
guest
speaker
at
the
weekend
meeting
of
the
Cen
Central
�
tral
B
C
Chambers
Friend
Beat
Robbed
Gets
3
Year
Term
A
37-year-old
logger
was
sentenced
Thursday
to
three
years
In
Jail
for
beating
a
friend
and
robbing
him
of
05
Henry
Bl
anger
of
Prince
George
was
sentenced
by
Magistrate
Harvey
Jessop
the
magistrate
from
Kitimat
cur
currently
�
rently
sitting
here
Matthies
Korkowski
told
the
court
Blanger
and
two
other
men
offered
to
drive
him
to
Kennedy
Siding
When
the
four
were
15
miles
north
of
Prince
George
Blanger
stopped
the
car
and
Korkowski
was
severely
beaten
Hiswallet
containing
05
was
stolen
from
him
and
he
was
left
on
the
road
roadside
�
side
The
incident
occurred
Feb
22
explained
that
Shelley
has
two
very
dedicated
canvassers
Mrs
Mlnty
and
Mrs
Helen
Mc
McLean
�
Lean
the
school
trustee
Staging
anything
puts
a
strain
on
the
nerves
and
the
wallets
of
those
in
involved
�
volved
It
also
involves
sacri
sacrifice
�
fice
Valerie
Rackham
for
In
Instance
�
stance
leading
lady
of
the
Prince
George
Light
Opera
So
cltys
upcoming
production
of
HMS
Pinafore
has
we
hear
given
up
a
trip
to
her
native
England
in
order
to
perform
Looks
like
It
will
bo
an-
other
weekend
for
the
sun
tan
lotion
something
which
several
Citizen
printers
forgot
when
they
went
ice
fishing
on
Crystal
Lake
last
week
Com
Combination
�
bination
of
the
sun
and
the
wind
left
them
with
good
and
itchy
tans
A
An
extra
82
passenger
w
DC
B
will
fly
to
Vancouv
Vancouver
�
er
from
Prince
George
April
15
to
handle
Easter
week
weekend
�
end
traffic
Earl
Btown
chief
traffic
agent
for
CPA
In
Prince
Geoigo
said
the
extra
section
will
depart
from
the
airport
here
at
8
15
pm
Thats
20
minutes
before
the
regular
flight
departs
ho
said
Tho
regular
flight
already
Is
fully
reserved
to
Vancouver
then
took
Mrs
Sluddlck
to
the
hospital
In
a
private
car
Mrs
Dorval
said
this
was
complicated
because
her
mother
Is
partly
paralyzed
from
a
previous
coronary
The
operators
of
the
ambu
ambulance
�
lance
service
could
not
be
reached
today
for
their
com
comment
�
ment
on
the
complaint
Mr
Thomson
who
was
ad
advised
�
vised
of
Mrs
Dorvals
com
complaint
�
plaint
checked
the
terms
of
a
contract
between
the
municipal
municipality
�
ity
and
the
ambulance
service
The
service
gets
300
a
month
from
the
city
and
one
of
the
terms
stipulates
the
am
ambulance
�
bulance
operator
will
provide
a
continuous
service
for
all
of
the
Inhabitants
of
the
City
of
Prince
George
There
shall
be
no
suspension
of
the
service
at
any
time
day
or
night
The
contract
also
says
The
ambulance
operator
shall
pro
provide
�
vide
sufficient
equipment
and
personnel
so
that
the
service
shall
be
sufficient
and
available
at
all
times
Mrs
Dorval
said
shes
going
to
put
her
complaint
in
writing
and
take
it
to
city
hall
Restrictions
In
on
Roads
Road
restrictions
which
go
into
effect
this
weekend
offici
officially
�
ally
mark
the
beginning
of
spring
breakup
in
the
Prince
George
area
Alan
iPark
district
engineer
for
the
Department
of
High
Highways
�
ways
announced
today
that
re
restrictions
�
strictions
take
effect
at
1201
am
Saturday
on
most
roads
In
the
Fort
George
electoral
district
The
restrictions
limit
loads
to
75
per
cent
of
the
rated
axle
capacity
They
apply
on
all
roads
except
the
Prince
George
bypass
highway
the
Hart
High
Highway
�
way
to
Azouzetta
Lake
and
the
highway
to
the
Prince
George
Pulp
Mill
Earlier
this
week
the
high
highways
�
ways
department
announced
that
all
trucks
would
be
limited
to
their
legal
loading
No
over
overload
�
load
permits
would
be
issued
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TO
BUSH
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itizen
The
daily
newspaper
for
Central
British
Columbia
PRINCE
GEORGE
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
FRIDAY
APRIL
9
1965
Students
at
Vanway
School
six
miles
west
of
Prince
George
on
the
Vanderhoof
Highway
raised
the
new
Canadian
flag
at
an
impressive
ceremony
this
morning
The
new
flags
now
fly
at
most
schools
in
the
area
Reidie
photo
CLOSE
NECHAKO
BRIDGE
FOR
RE
DECKING
JOB
The
old
Nechako
Bridge
starting
Monday
will
be
closed
to
traffic
for
a
complete
re
decking
Alan
Park
district
highways
engineer
said
the
closure
will
start
Monday
and
probably
will
last
four
weeks
The
closure
is
meant
to
coincide
as
closely
as
possible
with
road
restrictions
which
go
into
effect
this
weekend
Traffic
will
be
re
routed
over
the
new
Nechako
bridge
which
is
part
of
the
bypass
highway
system
In
addition
to
re
decking
the
crossingj
ties
will
be
renewed
and
stringers
will
be
added
said
Mr
Park
Need
Big
Grant
Says
PGChamber
An
increased
provincial
government
grant
is
being
sought
by
Prince
George
Chamber
of
Commerce
to
facilitate
the
move
of
its
office
and
tourist
information
centre
to
the
junction
of
the
Bypass
Highway
and
Highway
16
Tentative
approval
has
been
given
for
tho
site
but
tho
cham
chamber
�
ber
will
need
tho
extra
cash
to
make
the
move
possible
Remainder
of
the
10000
cost
Police
Intercept
Driver
in
Cache
The
driver
of
a
stolen
car
fled
into
bush
on
the
Island
Cache
early
today
when
the
car
was
Intercepted
by
RCMP
City
RCMP
discovered
a
break
in
at
Interior
Car
Re
Renew
�
new
1505
First
Ave
at
240
am
A
1900
model
car
had
been
stolen
A
car
matching
the
descrip
description
�
tion
of
the
stolen
vehicle
was
spotted
by
district
RCMP
at
330
am
The
car
was
stopped
but
the
driver
escaped
into
bushland
A
41-year-old
stock
clerk
was
remanded
to
April
7
after
he
pleaded
guilty
in
magis
magistrates
�
trates
court
here
today
to
the
theft
of
an
attache
case
from
an
Insuianco
salesmans
car
William
Brown
admitted
tak
taking
�
ing
the
case
from
the
car
of
Mr
Auburn
Farrow
1770
Third
Ave
Mr
Farrow
reported
the
theft
at
330
pm
Thursday
and
Brown
was
picked
up
a
few
minutes
later
carrying
the
case
An
18-year-old
youth
today
was
fined
100
for
fighting
on
a
downtown
stteet
Donald
John
Williamson
pleaded
guilty
to
fighting
with
a
Juvenile
outside
a
city
cafe
late
Thursday
A
middle
aged
city
man
was
convicted
of
impaired
driving
and
fined
275
In
magistrates
court
here
Thursday
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bar
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found
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the
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matter
what
you
need
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default
of
paying
the
fine
Samuel
Haggland
will
serve
14
days
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jail
It
was
his
second
conviction
for
Impaired
driving
His
drivers
licence
was
re
returned
�
turned
to
him
but
Magistrate
G
O
Stewart
said
the
licence
probably
would
be
revoked
by
the
Motor
Vehicles
Branch
would
bo
borne
by
tho
chamber
Chief
reason
for
the
move
is
that
tho
Bypass
has
changed
tho
flow
of
tourist
traffic
through
the
city
Many
visitors
miss
the
information
centre
and
consequently
the
com
community
�
munity
loses
business
Chamber
argument
for
an
increased
grant
Is
based
on
the
importance
to
the
entire
area
of
a
tourist
bureau
at
this
highway
crossroads
President
Lloyd
Hunter
points
out
the
province
probably
would
find
it
advisable
to
lo
locate
�
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one
of
its
own
centres
at
the
junction
on
a
three
to
three-and-a-half
month
basis
if
the
chamber
didnt
move
to
the
site
For
the
same
cost
by
In
Increasing
�
creasing
the
chamber
grant
the
province
could
obtain
12
month
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service
at
the
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the
West
German
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sat
in
near
by
Congress
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Highway
Chamber
of
Commerce
Thursday
night
called
on
the
provincial
government
to
clear
domestic
animals
off
the
Cari
Cariboo
�
boo
Highway
and
Highway
10
Action
was
taken
at
the
re
request
�
quest
of
Harry
Loder
who
charged
many
major
accidents
were
caused
by
vehicles
hit
hitting
�
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stray
animals
on
the
high
highway
�
way
particularly
at
night
The
chamber
passed
a
mo
motion
�
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asking
Highways
Minister
Gaglardi
to
take
the
neces
necessary
�
sary
steps
to
protect
the
motor
motoring
�
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public
Mr
Loder
suggested
the
steps
could
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enforce
enforcement
�
ment
of
the
herd
law
In
unor
unorganized
�
ganized
territory
or
a
demand
for
fencing
The
resolution
will
be
put
before
the
Central
BC
conven
convention
�
tion
of
commerce
chambers
in
Quesnel
this
weekend
for
en
endorsement
�
dorsement
City
to
Set
Lot
Sale
Day
City
Manager
Arran
Thom
Thomson
�
son
expects
to
have
the
upset
prices
for
residential
lots
in
Sprucoland
subdivision
set
by
next
week
At
the
same
time
tho
city
will
seek
to
establish
date
for
sale
of
property
In
the
subdivision
The
matter
came
up
when
Aid
Harry
Loder
asked
whether
there
was
any
possibility
of
the
tentative
June
1
date
being
set
ahead
He
pointed
out
there
usually
was
period
of
three
-
weeks
to
a
month
between
purchase
and
start
of
construction
This
should
be
taken
into
considera
consideration
�
tion
when
the
sale
date
was
set
NEAR
CHINA
Autobahn
Traffic
Halted
by
Barriers
BERLIN
AP
The
Autobahn
was
closed
again
today
This
is
the
first
time
traffic
has
been
stopped
since
Thursday
night
on
the
110
mile
life
lifeline
�
line
connecting
Berlin
with
West
Germany
East
German
officers
showed
up
in
several
trucks
and
jeeps
a
few
yards
from
the
western
checkpoint
out
outside
�
side
Berlin
They
unloaded
a
temporary
barrier
and
at
6
pm
German
time
it
was
placed
across
the
four
lane
highway
at
Helmstedt
the
western
end
of
the
Auto
Autobahn
�
bahn
The
Communists
had
said
the
daily
shutdowns
would
con
continue
�
tinue
until
Soviet
East
German
military
manoeuvres
end
Sun
Sunday
�
day
A
US
military
convoy
of
four
vehicles
and
nine
men
was
cleared
for
West
Berllnwlthout
trouble
Earlier
there
was
a
marked
slowdown
of
traffic
entering
the
West
Gorman
end
of
the
110
mile
highway
with
trucks
backed
up
for
seven
miles
at
the
Helmstedt
checkpoint
and
waiting
27
to
28
hours
before
going
through
the
Communist
checkpoints
The
waltlngperiod
for
cars
was
three
to
four
hours
The
Intermittent
blockade
of
Berlin
traffic
that
began
Mon
Monday
�
day
posed
a
challenge
to
the
US
Britain
and
France
to
take
counter
measures
that
could
create
a
new
East
West
crisis
So
far
the
Western
Al
Allies
�
lies
confined
themselves
to
pro
protests
�
tests
The
harassment
of
traffic
was
generally
viewed
as
an
ex
pression
of
Communist
dis
displeasure
�
pleasure
over
the
meeting
of
the
West
German
Bundestag
in
West
Berlin
Wednesday
de
despite
�
spite
Communist
insistence
that
the
city
Is
not
part
of
West
Germany
Although
the
Bundestag
meet
meeting
�
ing
was
over
the
Communists
closed
the
highway
twice
Thurs
Thursday
�
day
A
number
of
radar
contacts
were
made
with
Communist
fighters
flying
through
the
Ber
Berlin
�
lin
air
corridors
but
the
Com
Communists
�
munists
did
not
repeat
the
mas
massive
�
sive
buzzing
of
Wednesday
The
air
corridors
are
reserved
for
Western
planes
flying
to
and
from
Berlin
Soviet
sonic
booms
over
West
Berlin
also
decreased
In
Bonn
the
West
German
upper
house
of
parliament
to
today
�
day
approved
a
bill
for
Nazi
murderers
by
nearly
five
years
Harvey
Rejects
Traffic
Appeal
An
appeal
lodged
by
Frank
Vlchek
against
a
conviction
arising
from
a
traffic
accident
August
1
was
turned
down
Thursday
by
Judge
J
T
Harvey
Vlchek
originally
charged
with
falling
to
yield
the
right
of
way
to
a
pedestrian
was
convicted
by
Magistrate
G
O
Stewart
The
accident
took
place
at
Fifth
Ave
and
George
St
and
involved
John
Mlslrua
61
US
Jets
Battle
MiGs
SAIGON
AP
Us
Navy
Phantom
jets
flying
top
cover
for
the
most
massive
air
strike
yet
staged
against
North
Viet
Nam
battled
Com
Communist
�
munist
MIGs
over
the
sea
25
miles
from
Chinas
Hainan
Island
today
One
of
the
Soviet
built
jet
fighters
possibly
was
shot
down
It
was
seen
disappear
disappearing
�
ing
into
clouds
in
flames
The
nationality
of
the
MIGs
was
not
determined
but
they
were
presumed
to
be
North
Vietnamese
Radio
Peking
however
announced
It
was
the
first
clash
between
American
and
Communist
Chinese
planes
There
was
no
announce
announcement
�
ment
of
any
US
losses
in
the
air
battle
About
220
US
Air
Force
and
Navy
planes
raided
North
Vietnamese
bridges
in
this
20th
such
operation
against
military
targets
of
the
Hanoi
regime
since
Feb
7
The
greatest
number
previously
Involved
on
a
single
day
was
about
160
March
2
US
authorities
announced
ground
fire
felled
one
plane
a
Navy
A
4D
Skyhawk
but
said
that
the
pilot
was
res
rescued
�
cued
Radio
Peking
declar
declared
�
ed
eight
of
the
raiders
were
shot
down
With
the
report
on
the
Sky
hawk
American
announce
announcements
�
ments
show
a
loss
of
27
planes
US
and
South
Vletnamese
during
the
20
striken
notth
of
the
bolder
The
Communists
now
claim
their
gunners
have
downed
105
The
encounter
between
the
MIGs
and
the
American
planes
was
the
third
in
a
week
Last
Saturday
three
MiGs
approached
a
formation
of
US
planes
over
North
Viet
Nam
but
did
not
tangle
with
them
Sunday
MIGs
attacked
a
formation
of
US
planes
and
shot
down
two
The
navy
planes
Involved
in
the
battle
today
were
F
4C
Phantom
Jets
among
the
fastest
fighters
in
use
today
The
Phantoms
were
assigned
to
a
special
antl
MlG
patrol
About
140
US
Navy
planes
attacked
Tarn
Da
bridge
120
miles
south
of
Hanoi
while
80
air
foice
jets
attacked
two
ottier
bridges
In
raids
todav
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