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Volcano
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The
govern
mint
today
mobilized
all
relief
agencies
to
help
with
the
evacu
evacuation
�
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of
thousands
of
Filipinos
after
Taal
volcano
erupted
early
today
after
50
years
of
dorman
dormancy
�
cy
taking
what
was
feared
to
be
a
heavy
toll
of
life
The
official
death
toll
stood
at
nine
but
un
unconfirmed
�
confirmed
reports
said
the
number
of
persons
still
left
on
Taal
Island
which
is
actually
the
volcano
ranged
from
600
to
2000
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Em
Up
DUBLIN
Reuters
A
televi
television
�
sion
stations
switchboard
was
Jammed
with
calls
Monday
night
from
panic
stricken
viewers
in
this
Irish
capital
who
thought
an
atomic
bomb
had
been
dropped
An
announcement
in
a
dramatized
civil
defence
pro
program
�
gram
had
said
Stay
tuned
to
this
station
Nuclear
warfare
has
broken
out
Fallout
will
be
on
its
way
to
Ireland
within
one
hour
Saves
Woman
TERRACE
CP
-
RCMP
Monday
credited
Terrace
mo
motorist
�
torist
Hans
Vanderwoon
with
saving
the
life
of
Mrs
Christine
Plager
after
her
car
plunged
into
Onion
Lake
17
miles
south
of
here
He
stopped
his
car
dived
into
the
lake
and
swam
to
her
aid
bringing
her
ashore
Samaritans
Hit
VANCOUVER
CP
Police
cracked
down
on
illegal
sources
of
beer
on
the
weekend
while
strike
idled
beer
parlor
wait
waiters
�
ers
and
tapmen
considered
closing
more
of
the
legal
sources
Five
men
and
a
woman
were
arrested
1000
bottles
of
beer
seized
and
three
cars
con
confiscated
�
fiscated
in
what
police
describ
described
�
ed
as
one
of
the
biggest
crack
crackdowns
�
downs
of
the
ear
Pope
to
Poland
WARSAW
AP
A
remark
remarkable
�
able
thaw
in
Polands
church
state
relations
has
brightened
prospects
for
a
trip
by
Pope
Paul
to
Poland
next
year
Some
officials
of
the
Communist-controlled
government
are
said
to
be
keenly
interested
in
such
a
visit
They
hope
it
would
pop
popularize
�
ularize
the
regime
among
Polands
Roman
Catholic
ma
majority
�
jority
and
convince
the
world
that
religious
tolerance
exists
here
Fire
Controlled
VICTORIA
CP
-
A
slash
fire
which
grew
to
cover
3500
acres
between
Topley
and
Houston
in
the
Prince
Rupert
forest
district
was
reported
un
under
�
der
control
Monday
Forestry
officials
here
said
the
firefighting
force
had
grown
to
200
men
and
1C
bulldozers
There
were
100
men
and
10
bull
bulldozers
�
dozers
working
in
the
area
Monday
Disaster
Averted
KAMLOOPS
CP
A
3000
-000
firescreen
saved
a
major
part
of
the
downtown
area
after
a
warehouse
blaze
was
whipped
out
of
control
by
strong
winds
Sunday
Police
said
the
Over
landers
Bridge
which
links
North
Kamloops
and
Kamloops
stopped
the
fire
spreading
to
an
another
�
other
warehouse
and
along
the
lakeside
to
the
Chinatown
dls
trict
and
main
downtown
area
g
What
has
become
part
of
a
traveller
s
luggage
these
days
when
going
down
to
the
coast9
Some
twelve
passengers
of
a
regular
flight
to
Vancouver
yesterday
were
seen
carrying
a
case
of
local
beer
Query
as
to
whether
or
not
an
adequate
masonry
fire
wall
was
being
constructed
as
part
of
the
Canada
Hotel
exten
extension
�
sion
brought
a
last
retort
at
city
council
last
night
Masonry
heck
if
the
beer
strike
goes
on
much
longer
those
walls
will
be
male
of
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14
10
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r
-
0
gold
The
Canada
Is
the
only
pub
In
town
still
operating
through
the
dry
days
of
the
brewery
strike
because
It
serves
the
uns
truck
Tartan
label
A
week
of
dissentlon
in
the
ranks
of
the
local
New
Democratic
paity
began
to
tell
on
local
pi
esldent
Howard
Webb
at
Saturday
s
membership
meeting
He
looked
haggardand
worn
Sunday
Mr
Webb
was
rushed
oil
to
hospital
Party
ofticials
say
hes
suffering
irom
a
tou
h
of
pneumonia
and
has
liecn
in
and
out
ofanoxygen
tent
A
Kay
Price
veteran
of
w
ra
llo
s
Gran
1
Olc
Opi
y
Is
on
tout
ami
his
pcifoinunceat
tl
e
Civic
C
ntie
starts
tonight
at
8
30
Tl
tmuiK
Is
exacted
to
ai
nvt
in
the
city
today
from
Dawson
ru
its
last
stop
Unless
you
re
an
expert
car
rally
driver
it
will
be
best
to
travel
Highway
10
West
at
night
for
the
next
month
or
two
To
lacilitate
blasting
opera
operations
�
tions
In
the
Bulkley
Canyon
the
department
of
highways
has
announced
closures
of
the
nar
narrow
�
row
sttetch
which
may
be
elfettlve
for
up
to
six
weeks
ot
mote
The
stretch
will
be
closed
for
alxwt
10
houis
a
day
starting
at
8
a
m
V
ednesday
It
will
be
open
foi
half
houi
jerlods
fiom
noon
to
12
30
4
30
to
S
in
an
0
to
930
in
it
will
be
oj
en
foi
tl
avelfiom
The
daily
newspaper
for
Central
British
Columbia
PRINCE
GEORGE
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
TUESDAY
SEPTEMBER
28
1965
Auto
Plant
Flood
Possible
Sharp
TORONTO
CP
Trade
Min
Minister
�
ister
Sharp
said
Monday
night
Canada
will
be
flooded
with
an
announcements
�
nouncements
of
new
auto
plants
If
the
United
States
Congress
ratifies
a
Canada
-
U
S
auto
pact
Speaking
to
a
political
coffee
party
atop
an
apartment
build
building
�
ing
Mr
Sharpdeclinedtoelabo
rate
on
the
ground
his
comments
might
Influence
U
S
senators
into
turning
down
the
deal
be
because
�
cause
of
the
benefits
it
would
bring
to
Canada
The
pact
is
scheduled
to
be
debated
today
or
Wednesday
In
the
U
S
Senate
Travel
Restricted
On
West
Highway
12
30
midnight
to
8
in
the
mom
ing
The
highways
spokesman
said
woik
that
could
not
be
done
while
traffic
was
moving
along
the
highway
will
be
completed
as
quickly
as
possible
It
Involves
mainly
rock
woik
and
blasting
near
Bouldej
Cieek
near
Moiicetown
Pilnce
Coach
Lines
which
opeiates
the
only
commercial
bus
seivlce
west
may
lie
de
delayed
�
layed
on
two
ot
Its
i
uns
It
ma
hold
us
up
lot
a
half
houi
oi
so
sail
a
com
company
�
pany
sjiokesinan
But
it
won
t
bo
ui
thing
serious
We
will
kiep
ojieiatlng
BLASTING
CAP
DANGER
CUT
The
danger
of
stray
blasting
caps
in
the
Duchess
Park
School
area
has
been
eliminated
at
least
temporarily
A
total
of
203
live
caps
were
found
in
the
area
100
of
them
in
a
car
garage
adjoining
the
school
ard
and
the
remainder
in
and
around
the
schoolyard
An
eight
mancityworkscrew
scoured
the
area
Monday
rak
raking
�
ing
leaves
and
grass
The
rakings
were
burned
and
one
cap
blew
up
in
the
fire
The
fire
department
was
called
to
the
area
and
with
a
flame
thrower
burned
all
grass
in
the
area
where
caps
had
been
found
We
are
confident
now
we
will
have
no
more
problem
In
that
specific
area
said
Constable
Major
Gen
Bruce
F
MacDon
ald
of
Edmonton
arrived
In
New
Delhi
today
to
begin
his
new
task
as
commander
of
a
United
Nations
India
Pakistan
ob
observation
�
servation
mission
The
48-year-old
genejal
was
piomoted
horn
brigadier
Friday
Captured
Pilots
Are
Criminals
HONG
KONG
Reuters
-North
Viet
Nam
will
put
cap
captured
�
tured
U
S
Air
Torce
pilots
on
tiail
as
cilnilnals
caught
In
the
act
the
Noith
Vietnamese
news
agency
repoited
today
Captured
pilots
liaveiecently
not
been
allowed
to
communis
cate
with
the
outside
woi
Id
lie
cause
they
violated
regulations
Art
Holvik
the
RCMP
member
Investigating
the
case
It
had
been
feared
that
school
children
would
find
straf
caps
and
unwittingly
discharge
them
Constable
Holvik
said
an
Phone
564
2441
empty
cardboard
carton
that
had
contained
blasting
caps
was
found
near
the
car
garage
owned
by
Ronald
Brown
2459
Ross
Cres
It
Is
a
type
of
box
that
Is
no
longer
In
use
and
could
be
10
30
years
old
he
said
Caps
may
have
been
left
In
the
garage
by
persons
who
lived
there
jears
ago
and
child
children
�
ren
have
gotten
into
the
garage
and
found
them
The
total
number
of
caps
found
Indicates
that
there
may
have
teen
seveial
part
full
boxes
said
Constable
Holvik
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Staff
Writer
Prince
George
School
Dis
District
�
trict
owner
electors
will
be
asked
to
vote
on
thelargest
ever
money
bylaw
within
a
month
The
referendum
prepared
by
the
Board
of
School
Trus
Trustees
�
tees
will
ask
approval
for
borrowing
of
6838000
over
three
years
The
loan
will
be
repaid
within
20
years
by
the
tax
taxpayers
�
payers
of
Prince
George
and
the
Province
of
BC
on
a
fifty
fifty
basis
The
money
will
not
be
bor
borrowed
�
rowed
in
a
lump
sum
and
taxpayers
will
not
be
charged
for
the
money
until
It
is
used
Purpose
of
the
referendum
Is
to
raise
money
for
some
80
elementary
and
junior
high
school
classrooms
and
the
proposed
4
million
senior
high
school
In
addition
to
the
new
Senior
Secondary
School
which
will
eventually
house
1800
students
and
a
Junior
Secondary
School
for
COO
students
at
least
CO
elemen
elementary
�
tary
classrooms
must
be
provided
in
order
to
avoid
widespread
double
-shifting
in
our
schools
next
Septem
September
�
ber
said
Dave
Todd
super
superintendent
�
intendent
of
schools
In
the
district
He
said
600
junior
sec
secondary
�
ondary
students
will
be
homeless
next
September
unless
the
new
junior
sec
secondary
�
ondary
school
Is
built
That
means
all
our
high
schools
will
be
on
shifts
A
Junior
High
School
Is
planned
for
the
Spruceland
subdivision
Others
in
the
planning
stage
are
located
on
the
Hart
Highway
Pine
view
and
West
Prince
George
School
enrolment
in
the
district
this
summer
Jumped
from
8C00
to
10550
pupils
An
Increase
of
well
over
2000
is
expected
next
Sept
September
�
ember
and
the
program
pro
proposed
�
posed
by
the
referendum
should
provide
classroom
accommodation
for
these
children
said
Mr
Todd
He
added
enrolment
is
ex
expected
�
pected
to
be
over
15000
by
19C8
The
referendum
allows
for
5580000
to
be
spent
on
construction
and
recon
reconstruction
�
struction
of
schools
admin
administration
�
istration
buildings
and
teacheragesj
200000
for
acquiring
and
developing
school
-sites
and
445000
for
furnishing
and
equipping
buildings
for
school
pur
purposes
�
poses
Other
expenditures
In
Including
�
cluding
plans
supervision
and
contingencies
would
take
the
remaining
613000
if
the
referendum
receives
voter
approval
West
Line
Open
Again
After
Truck
Hits
Train
After
twelve
hours
the
main
rail
line
between
Prince
George
and
Prince
Rupert
was
opened
to
traffic
again
Monday
night
The
Canadian
National
Rail
Railways
�
ways
track
had
been
torn
up
some
200
feet
after
a
logging
truck
collided
with
a
freight
train
near
Terrace
earlier
in
the
day
W
RFleming
CNR
assistant
operations
manager
at
Prince
George
said
there
had
been
no
delay
for
passengers
after
the
accident
and
the
track
was
clear
before
the
next
passenger
train
was
due
Mr
Fleming
said
the
mishap
occurred
at
a
level
crossing
and
Leftover
Lots
Sold
One-To-A-Customer
City
owned
residential
lots
remaining
after
the
Thuisday
auction
will
be
sold
on
a
one-to-a-customer
basis
over
the
counter
at
city
hall
There
are
93
serviced
homesites
available
in
Spruceland
They
may
be
purchased
eithei
by
individuals
or
by
contractors
not
having
an
inventory
of
lots
city
council
decided
Monday
night
The
next
major
block
of
residential
property
will
not
be
available
until
eaily
summer
next
year
However
several
private
developments
aie
under
wa
and
City
Manager
Arran
Thomson
told
the
council
councillors
�
lors
some
small
city
subdivisions
may
be
open
befoie
the
next
large
subdivision
in
the
Sprutelandsenes
is
prepared
the
20000
logging
truck
was
demolished
Driver
Albert
Norman
of
Terrace
suffered
minor
in
injuries
�
juries
Mr
Fleming
said
a
fair
amount
of
damage
was
done
to
the
dlesel
units
and
a
car
when
they
were
derailed
by
the
im
pact
The
train
struck
the
rear
wheels
of
the
truck
before
It
could
clear
the
track
World
t
lighfett
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SAW
SEE
IT
NOW
AT
Interior
Power
Saw
Sales
and
Service
Ltd
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Quebec
563
3678
Mr
Todd
said
the
tax
taxpayers
�
payers
of
PrJnce
George
can
expect
that
the
referendum
will
cost
them
about
CO
per
cent
of
the
7
million
expen
expenditure
�
diture
A
1
million
grant
above
the
referendum
requisition
will
be
received
from
tha
federal
government
for
the
Senior
Secondary
School
if
the
vocational
instruction
department
is
completed
by
January
1967
Money
would
be
raised
by
issue
and
sale
of
debentures
Its
Absurd
Wont
Lose
Licences
jMJjt
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PMDe
onsen
II
i
HI
MONTH
bearing
interest
at
a
rale
not
exceeding
six
per
cent
Mr
Todd
said
the
refer
referendum
�
endum
must
be
approved
by
the
provincial
cabinet
before
it
can
be
presented
to
the
owner
-electors
of
Prince
George
He
said
he
could
not
esti
estimate
�
mate
what
effect
passing
the
by
law
would
have
on
a
homeowners
school
tax
That
will
depend
on
the
assessment
levied
by
the
provincial
government
he
said
ptlOfi
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-
Prime
Minister
Pearson
Monday
described
as
wildly
inaccurate
a
report
the
govern
government
�
ment
would
conscupt
Canadians
to
fight
in
Viet
Nam
if
the
Liberals
win
the
Nov
8
general
election
Mr
Pearson
was
comment
commenting
�
ing
on
CBC
radio
newscasts
heard
Sunday
night
In
Ontario
Quebec
and
British
Columbia
and
Monday
morning
in
those
provinces
and
Manitoba
The
Sunday
commentary
said
Credltlste
Leader
Real
Caou
ette
told
a
political
rally
at
Val
dOr
Que
the
Liberals
need
a
majority
government
to
enact
compulsory
military
ser
ice
for
100
000
Canadians
to
serve
In
Viet
Nam
Monday
the
CBC
broadcast
the
tape
recorded
voice
of
Mr
Caouette
saying
the
country
definitely
will
be
faced
with
the
point
of
conscription
by
the
Liberal
party
sending
people
from
Canada
to
Viet
Nam
in
event
of
a
Liberal
election
victory
Mr
Pearson
said
Mr
Caou
ettes
remark
was
one
of
the
most
absurd
suggestions
that
has
been
made
in
the
campaign
so
far
Canada
is
serving
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a
fall
election
because
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