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get
a
barrel
of
flavour
tn
Carling
Pilsener
BEER
ra
say
fify
please
Vol
9
No
80
This
advertisement
Is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
theGovernment
of
British
Columbia
f
1
e
that
West
struck
the
first
blow
but
Magistrate
Stewart
told
him
that
even
If
this
was
true
you
had
no
right
to
put
the
boots
to
anyone
West
was
sentenced
this
morning
to
10
days
in
jail
on
a
charge
of
intoxication
in
a
public
place
Nor
is
it
possible
to
set
one
he
said
The
weather
is
to
uncertain
there
are
con
conditions
�
ditions
which
do
not
exist
any
anywhere
�
where
else
in
the
province
Yet
even
with
all
factors
against
it
the
government
has
so
far
this
year
called
some
13293
000
In
contracts
for
sections
and
bridges
along
the
route
of
the
new
highway
In
his
annual
stewardship
re
report
�
port
he
added
he
originally
hoped
to
see
the
road
com
completed
�
pleted
for
the
1958
B
C
Cen
Centennial
�
tennial
Now
since
talking
with
en
engineers
�
gineers
working
on
the
site
he
said
if
it
was
finished
by
1967
hed
bo
very
happy
Mr
Wllliston
described
the
provincial
budgets
part
in
the
current
B
C
boom
as
putting
our
money
where
our
faith
is
During
the
current
session
of
the
legislature
68
bills
were
passed
one
of
them
the
result
of
the
determined
efforts
of
a
Prince
George
resident
Bill
Smith
co
-
owner
of
Northern
Mountain
Airlines
had
attempted
to
collect
money
on
aircraft
repairs
under
the
Mechanics
Lien
Act
Many
types
of
repair
were
covered
by
the
act
but
not
aircraft
A
bill
was
introduced
and
passed
to
allow
the
act
to
in-
i
e
r
WORlD
Door
Slammed
BOSTON
AP
-
Negro
Civil
rights
leader
Doctor
Martin
Luther
King
had
a
public
school
door
slammed
in
his
face
in
Boston
today
On
a
tour
of
Rox
bury
which
is
predominantly
Negro
King
stopped
at
the
Wil
William
�
liam
Boardman
school
It
is
a
50
-
year
old
building
housing
grades
one
through
four
A
policeman
preceded
him
to
the
door
conferred
with
a
school
official
and
the
door
was
slam
slammed
�
med
and
locked
No
reason
was
given
Rejects
Appeal
PEKING
CP
-China
today
rejected
an
appeal
signed
by
17
non
aligned
nations
for
negoti
negotiations
�
ations
on
Viet
Nam
without
con
conditions
�
ditions
and
lashed
out
at
what
it
called
Yugoslavias
Tito
clique
An
editorial
in
The
Peoples
Daily
organ
of
the
Communist
party
classed
sup
supporters
�
porters
of
Yugoslav
President
Tito
and
the
British
Labor
gov
government
�
ernment
under
the
heading
of
monsters
and
freaks
hasten
hastening
�
ing
totherescuoof
their
Ameri
American
�
can
overlord
Crest
Saturday
EMERSON
Man
CP
-This
town
is
waiting
for
the
Red
River
flood
crest
forecast
to
reach
there
Saturday
It
is
expected
to
inundate
a
largo
section
of
the
community
The
river
measured
78422
feet
above
sea
level
at
Emerson
Wednesday
night
a
rise
of
two
inches
in
four
hours
but
still
nearly
three
feet
below
the
anticipated
crest
Cabinet
Changes
OTTAWA
CP
-
Prime
Min
Minister
�
ister
Pearson
dropped
what
ap
appears
�
pears
to
b
a
hint
of
coming
cabinet
changes
Mr
Pearson
was
asked
by
newsmen
as
he
entered
a
cabinet
meeting
weth
wether
�
er
he
will
havo
any
ministerial
changes
to
announce
soon
There
will
be
nothing
today
on
that
he
replied
with
ap
apparent
�
parent
emphasis
on
today
City
council
chamber
Is
minus
a
new
Canadian
flag
It
had
to
be
borrowed
to
run
up
outside
when
the
flag
was
stolen
from
the
pole
In
front
of
the
city
hall
No
one
knows
whodunnit
Some
suspect
Its
the
last
gasp
from
the
citys
Conservative
faction
The
regular
Monday
coun-
cil
meeting
has
been
post
postponed
�
poned
and
will
lie
held
at
3
pm
Wednesday
to
give
coun
councillors
�
cillors
an
opportunity
to
attend
the
testimonial
Dennett
dinner
A
public
rezoning
hearing
shed
uled
for
Monday
has
been
put
over
until
Wednesday
also
Anyone
have
a
bright
name
for
the
Pacific
Great
East
Easterns
�
erns
Industrial
develop
development
�
ment
sites
on
the
outskirts
of
town
Too
late
The
big
area
has
been
named
simply
Pacific
Great
Eastern
Railway
Indus-
INDEX
Classified
9
Comics
-
--
-
-
8
Coming
events
8
Editorial
2
Here
and
there
5
Sports
7
Dragster
Nope
just
a
go
kart
one
of
half
a
dozen
that
have
arrived
at
the
Peegee
Kart
Park
near
PGARA
speed
speedway
�
way
Ted
Newell
above
and
Frank
Boyas
plan
to
open
their
700
foot
go
kart
track
on
May
1
Anyone
owning
a
kart
who
wishes
to
form
a
club
is
asked
to
contact
Ted
at
the
site
-Miller
photo
Kicked
Punched
Friend
Given
60
Days
in
Jail
A
30-year-old
cater
caterpillar
�
pillar
operator
was
sen
sentenced
�
tenced
to
60
days
in
prison
this
morning
after
he
admitted
to
punching
and
kicking
another
man
be
behind
�
hind
the
fire
hall
Harvey
Paquette
2024
Rose
Avenue
charged
with
assault
causing
bodily
harm
received
the
sentence
after
pleading
guilty
before
Magistrate
G
O
Stewart
Police
said
Paquette
and
a
companion
David
West
were
walking
behind
the
fire
hall
when
the
accused
suddenly
punched
West
In
the
face
and
repeatedly
kicked
him
The
South
Dealt
Bad
Defeat
SAIGON
CP
A
strong
gov
government
�
ernment
force
was
dealt
a
bloody
defeat
today
and
re
retreated
�
treated
after
attacking
stiongly
fortified
Viet
Cong
positions
30
miles
from
the
key
US
air
base
at
Da
Nang
A
US
military
spokesman
said
the
government
troops
were
operating
In
another
di
direction
�
rection
The
setback
came
as
US
marines
engaged
In
their
first
brief
encounter
with
the
Viet
Cong
near
Da
Nang
and
the
round-the-clock
bombing
raids
on
North
Viet
Nam
continued
US
naval
aircraft
kept
up
strikes
against
North
Nletna
mese
military
traffic
while
South
Vietnamese
fighter
bombers
attacked
military
buildings
Eighteen
US
navy
jets
from
the
carriers
Midway
and
Han
Hancock
�
cock
capped
the
day
by
blasting
at
six
Communist
boats
trial
Park
The
name
Is
straightforward
too
straight
straightforward
�
forward
for
at
least
one
tenant
who
commented
To
me
a
park
Is
an
area
with
a
few
trees
in
it
It
happened
in
the
middle
oia
guitar
rendition
by
the
Paul
Winter
Sextet
Wed
Wednesday
�
nesday
night
The
audience
in
the
Civic
Centre
was
held
cap
captive
�
tive
by
the
fine
performance
when
suddenly
a
siren
broke
the
spell
It
was
10pm
One
almost
could
see
the
audience
jump
The
most
excited
people
0
around
town
today
must
be
the
cast
of
HMS
Pinafore
which
opens
a
three
night
stand
at
8
pm
today
InDuchessPark
Auditorium
Theyre
all
set
to
give
everyone
a
fine
evenings
entertainment
Tickets
can
be
picked
up
at
the
Prince
George
Hotel
news
stand
a
Did
you
know
that
police
In
giving
chase
no
longer
must
sound
their
siren
or
flash
their
red
lamps
The
in
information
�
formation
was
relayedWednes
day
night
during
a
talk
by
Re
Resources
�
sources
Minister
Wllliston
speaking
about
changes
In
pro
provincial
�
vincial
legislation
struggle
was
broken
up
byflre
men
who
said
both
men
ap
appeared
�
peared
to
be
drunk
Paquette
claimed
in
court
Jmmm
1
Ron
Tweed
ie
Leaves
IWA
Ron
Tweedio
today
announced
he
has
resigned
his
position
as
financial
secretary
of
Local
1
424
International
Woodwork
Woodworkers
�
ers
of
America
His
resignation
has
been
ac
accepted
�
cepted
with
regret
by
the
exec
executive
�
utive
board
of
the
Local
and
those
attending
a
recent
mem
membership
�
bership
meeting
Mr
Tweedles
resignation
which
is
effective
the
end
of
this
month
said
he
has
resign
resigned
�
ed
to
accept
an
appointment
to
a
new
position
which
will
be
announced
shortly
He
was
hired
as
an
organ
organizer
�
izer
for
IWA
Regional
Council
No
1
in
March
1960
and
in
January
1961
was
elected
rec
recording
�
ording
secretary
of
the
local
union
In
July
1962
he
was
appoint
appointed
�
ed
financial
secretary
of
the
union
a
position
to
which
he
was
re
elected
in
1963
and
again
in
1965
itizen
The
daily
newspaper
for
Central
British
Columbia
PRINCE
GEORGE
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
THURSDAY
APRIL
22
1965
Phone
564
2441
SVN2
BUT
TAXES
UP
An
eleventh
hour
budget
slash
by
Prince
George
school
board
will
have
adverse
effects
on
the
education
system
this
year
board
chairman
Jim
tlhotr
said
today
Although
school
board
has
cut
60000
from
its
operating
budget
an
increase
of
4
mills
will
have
to
be
paid
to
education
by
taxpayers
The
1965
mill
rates
were
set
by
city
council
Wednesday
The
general
mill
rate
will
remain
at
53
while
the
school
mill
rate
rises
from
the
241
in
1964
to
281
The
operating
budget
for
schools
is
now
less
than
4
million
Mr
Elliott
said
if
school
board
did
not
have
its
budget
slashing
session
the
education
taxation
would
have
gone
up
6
mills
Everything
in
the
operating
budget
has
been
cut
he
said
It
was
the
only
way
to
get
around
a
tax
Increase
which
would
be
more
than
some
peo
people
�
ple
could
bear
City
comptroller
C
A
Jeff
Jeffrey
�
rey
said
today
the
school
mill
rate
increase
is
the
largest
he
has
seen
in
his
10
years
at
Prince
George
It
is
one
of
the
largest
increases
I
have
seen
any
anywhere
�
where
ho
said
Mr
Elliott
said
School
Board
has
cut
all
corners
to
keep
the
costs
of
operating
schools
to
a
minimum
He
foresaw
ad-
STEWARDSHIP
REPORT
Highway
60pening
In
Uncertain
Future
No
date
has
been
set
for
the
completion
of
High
Highway
�
way
16
east
of
Prince
George
Resources
Minister
Wil
liston
told
n
capacity
crowd
in
the
Legion
Hall
Wednes
day
night
elude
this
said
Mr
Wllliston
Speaking
about
the
contro
controversial
�
versial
Medical
Grants
Act
B
Cs
medicare
t
Mr
Wlllis
Wllliston
�
ton
said
the
aim
is
to
provide
every
citizen
with
the
medical
coverage
presently
available
to
government
employees
It
Isnt
medicare
and
were
the
first
to
admit
it
isnt
he
said
But
its
a
step
in
the
right
direction
and
it
will
we
hope
cover
the
needs
of
our
people
until
a
national
scheme
in
which
all
Canadians
can
take
part
is
brought
to
birth
10
MILLION
PULP
PERMIT
A
permltfor
morethan10
million
worth
of
construction
has
been
taken
out
by
North
wood
Pulp
Ltd
Doug
Grant
provincial
building
inspector
said
the
10123000
permit
Is
the
first
major
permit
to
be
Issued
for
construction
at
the
site
Permits
were
issued
last
year
for
offices
and
other
buildings
at
the
Northwood
Mill
The
general
contractor
Is
Burns
and
Dutton
verse
effects
to
the
educa
education
�
tion
program
He
added
that
School
Board
couldnt
expect
taxpayers
to
continue
accepting
big
Jumps
in
education
costs
forever
In
addition
to
the
tax
increase
to
pay
for
operating
costs
the
board
probably
will
take
a
3
million
school
construction
ref
referendum
�
erendum
to
ratepayers
in
June
Value
of
a
school
mill
to
the
city
rises
to
32700
It
was
27900
In
1964
Mr
Jeffery
said
the
rise
in
school
mill
rate
coupled
with
a
20
per
cent
Increase
in
land
assessment
on
residential
land
would
mean
a
gross
increase
of
35
for
a
home
owner
whose
land
Is
assessed
at
1000
and
improvements
at
6500
He
pointed
out
however
that
a
15
increase
in
homeowner
grants
this
year
would
drop
tax
increase
to
20
i
The
total
school
budget
has
risen
more
than
700000
to
3894447
The
citys
share
of
this
will
be
920755
and
the
rural
share
is
943896
Provincial
govern
government
�
ment
grant
accounts
for
the
remaining
1984796
Industrial
development
in
rural
areas
has
taken
some
of
the
school
tax
load
from
the
city
dweller
J
W
ELLIOTT
adverse
effects
Hill
to
Head
Queen
Group
Mrs
Ernie
Hill
has
been
named
chairman
for
the
Prince
George
Aurora
Queen
contest
following
the
resignation
of
Mel
Brundlge
because
of
business
pressure
Nominations
for
candidates
In
the
annual
contest
must
be
completed
within
the
next
10
days
Final
Judging
will
take
place
In
June
Co
chairman
of
the
commit
committee
�
tee
is
Mrs
Herb
Roberts
Mcculloch
Boats
and
Motors
Motors
from
3
hp
to
75
hp
Boats
from
11
ft
to
1
9
ft
Aluminum
and
Fibreglasi
Interior
Power
Saw
Sales
Service
Ltd
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3678
MONTH
OrCaav
tl
H
73
K
Budget
Slash
Will
Hit
School
System
Union
Local
Shifted
The
electrical
workers
union
local
In
Vancouver
has
been
given
jurisdiction
at
the
Prince
George
Pulp
and
Paper
mill
site
it
was
announced
today
M
a
r
w
e
1
1
Construction
Co
general
contractor
has
been
informed
by
the
International
office
of
the
International
Bro
Brotherhood
�
therhood
of
Electrical
Workers
in
Toronto
that
union
local
jurisdiction
for
men
employed
at
the
mill
site
has
been
given
to
IBEW
Local
334
of
Van
Vancouver
�
couver
Henry
Ayllng
Marwell
indus
industrial
�
trial
relations
officer
said
in
an
inter
vew
from
Vancouver
today
that
the
union
has
in
informed
�
formed
him
that
a
local
office
will
be
opened
in
Prince
George
early
next
month
A
group
of
electricians
nad
protested
the
jurisdiction
of
Kamloops
local
993
and
de
demanded
�
manded
a
change
An
arbitration
hearing
fol
following
�
lowing
a
walkout
decided
that
Local
993
had
not
been
certified
by
the
BC
Labor
Relations
Board
to
represent
the
workers
In
Prince
George
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The
audience
listens
intently
as
the
Hon
Ray
Williston
Minister
of
Lands
and
Forests
gives
his
annual
stewardship
report
Speaking
at
the
Royal
Canadian
Legion
hall
he
stated
more
than
13
million
will
be
spent
on
Highway
16
On
the
stage
with
him
is
Ron
Bellamy
meeting
chairman
and
Federal
MP
Bert
Leboe
Relaxed
PM
Celebrates
Anniversaries
OTTAWA
CP
-
Lester
B
Pearson
celebrates
two
anni
anniversaries
�
versaries
this
week
his
68th
birthday
Friday
and
the
start
of
his
third
year
as
pi
lme
minis
minister
�
ter
of
Canada
Thursday
His
cabinet
colleagues
plan
a
celebration
at
a
regular
weekly
cabinet
meeting
And
his
staff
and
the
staff
of
the
Privy
Coun
Council
�
cil
office
have
baked
a
birthday
cake
for
the
prime
minister
and
Mrs
Pearson
to
cut
Friday
A
five
day
rest
at
the
prime
ministers
country
residence
in
the
Gatineau
Hills
north
of
the
capital
has
put
the
bloom
back
In
the
Pearson
cheeks
after
parliamentary
sittings
stretch
stretching
�
ing
back
more
than
a
year
As
he
embarks
on
a
third
year
in
the
countrys
highest
politi
cal
office
the
prime
minister
Is
said
by
associates
to
be
In
good
health
a
relaxed
and
confident
frame
of
mind
and
ready
for
any
eventuality
If
that
means
a
June
election
Mr
Pearson
has
until
the
months
end
to
make
up
his
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the
meeting
current
currently
�
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is
against
one
in
June
Associates
say
the
frustra
frustrations
�
tions
of
being
prime
minister
and
the
heavy
demands
on
him
apparently
fade
into
the
back
background
�
ground
behind
the
satisfaction
and
inspiration
Mr
Pearson
finds
in
his
job
Perhaps
his
greatest
per
personal
�
sonal
satisfaction
came
with
Parliaments
adoption
of
a
Can
Canadian
�
adian
flag
last
summer
though
in
Jhe
process
Mr
Pearsons
favorite
design
was
set
aside
by
a
parliamentary
committee
In
favor
of
the
single
red
maple
leaf
The
adoption
of
the
flag
was
followed
closely
by
one
of
two
events
regarded
by
associates
as
the
most
trying
periods
for
Mr
Pearson
This
was
the
charge
of
attempted
bribery
and
coercion
aealnst
minister
ial
aides
which
a
judicial
in
inquiry
�
quiry
has
been
held
The
other
setback
possibly
the
sharpest
for
Mr
Pearson
personally
Is
said
to
have
been
the
first
budget
brought
down
by
Finance
Minister
Walter
Gordon
Important
provisions
of
It
had
to
be
withdrawn
and
Mr
Gordon
came
under
attack
for
employing
outside
experts
in
Its
preparation
In
the
months
since
he
be
became
�
came
prime
minister
Mr
Pearsons
life
has
fallen
Into
a
discernible
pattern
Hes
at
the
office
by
8jl5
am
to
830
He
has
a
dally
conference
with
Privy
Council
Clerk
Goidon
Robertson
and
top
policy
advis
erkTom
Kent
Tuesdays
and
Thursdays
the
cabinet
usually
meets
Cabinet
committees
genei
ally
are
call
called
�
ed
for
late
afternoon
Sittings
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man
of
the
Commons
occupy
at
least
two
or
three
hours
of
the
day
when
Parliament
Is
In
session
And
theres
a
never
-
ending
stream
of
visitors
to
see
Mr
Pearson
likes
to
get
away
from
the
office
at
noon
Fridays
Friday
afternoon
and
Saturday
are
spent
at
his
offi
official
�
cial
residence
24
Sussex
Drive
studying
official
papers
dictat
dictating
�
ing
correspondence
and
review
reviewing
�
ing
drafts
for
forthcoming
speeches
Despite
the
work
load
Mr
Pearson
finds
time
to
elax
He
Is
a
lapid
and
selective
reader
leaning
to
history
and
biog
biography
�
raphy
with
novels
and
who-done-lts
for
a
change
of
pace
He
schedules
his
time
to
catch
television
coverage
of
NHL
games
in
winter
and
lmpoitant
major
league
baseball
games
in
summer