Prepare
for
Election
Dieff
Tells
Tories
VANCOUVER
CP
-
John
Diefenbaker
wound
up
a
western
tour
Tuesday
night
by
calling
on
the
Pro
Progressive
¬
gressive
Conservative
party
to
unite
mobilize
for
an
election
soon
and
take
the
offensive
against
the
Liberal
government
The
69
-
year
-
old
Opposi
Opposition
¬
tion
leader
addressed
a
rally
at
tended
by
1000
persons
On
Conservative
party
unity
Mr
Diefenbaker
said
Lets
start
fighting
Grits
for
a
change
in
this
party
In
every
part
of
Canada
Lets
unite
It
is
time
for
this
party
to
go
the
offensive
If
your
heri
heritage
¬
tage
means
as
much
to
you
as
It
does
to
me
mobilize
Speaking
after
an
introduc
introduction
¬
tion
by
D
C
leader
Davie
Ful
Fulton
¬
ton
often
spoken
of
as
a
con
contender
¬
tender
for
the
national
leader
leadership
¬
ship
Mr
Diefenbaker
made
It
plain
he
plans
to
stay
on
as
leader
Grain
Strike
VANCOUVER
CP
Grain
handlers
today
move
Into
the
fourth
week
of
a
strike
that
has
so
far
cost
Vancouver
more
than
1
million
and
tied
up
a
third
of
the
ports
grain
ship
shipments
¬
ments
Vancouvers
largest
Two
Remanded
On
Possession
GRANDE
PRAIRIE
Alta
CP
Two
Prince
George
man
Erwln
J
Schlltt
30
and
Byron
Allen
Boyd
28
have
been
re
remanded
¬
manded
until
July
19
on
a
charge
of
being
accessories
after
the
fact
to
the
possession
of
stolen
goods
The
two
men
had
their
case
put
over
from
Monday
In
Alberta
Supreme
Court
They
were
charged
in
con
connection
¬
nection
with
the
theft
of
sev
several
¬
eral
hundred
dollars
worth
of
goods
from
a
Wanham
Alta
hardware
store
In
April
grain
elevator
which
normally
handles
5
million
bushels
of
grain
a
month
has
been
closed
by
the
strike
since
June
2
Historic
March
QUESNEL
CP-Forty-seven
teen
agers
are
scheduled
to
leave
here
July
2
on
athree
day
march
to
Barkervllle
The
walk
will
be
conducted
on
a
Shift
basis
as
part
of
a
pro
promotion
¬
motion
of
the
history
of
the
Cariboo
gold
rush
Gasoline
Inquiry
Ends
VANCOUVER
CP
A
law
lawyer
¬
yer
suggested
Tuesday
that
the
B
C
government
expects
the
royal
commission
on
gasoline
prices
to
leave
It
untram
untrammelled
¬
melled
by
recommendations
Douglas
McK
Brown
repre
representing
¬
senting
Shell
Canada
Ltd
said
Judge
C
W
Morrow
is
appar
apparently
¬
ently
only
expected
to
report
to
the
government
on
the
results
of
18
months
of
inquiry
Into
gasoline
prices
in
the
prov
province
¬
ince
Mr
Brown
spoke
out
against
government
regulations
and
control
and
asked
Judge
Morrow
to
make
these
findings
The
gasoline
price
struc
structure
¬
ture
In
B
C
is
fair
there
Is
only
competition
among
oil
companies
there
is
no
over
allocation
of
resources
to
dis
distributing
¬
tributing
facilities
and
oil
com
company
¬
pany
earnings
in
refining
and
marketing
In
B
C
have
not
been
adequate
Fantastic
Potential
In
Area
Says
Doctor
A
US
doctor
businessman
this
week
reminded
Priice
George
not
to
neglect
its
fan
fantastic
¬
tastic
tourist
potential
In
the
face
of
the
present
building
and
economic
boom
Dr
Kaho
Dally
of
Richmond
Calif
Itself
enjoying
a
simi
similar
¬
lar
boom
said
in
an
interview
there
is
nothing
to
compare
with
Central
BCs
grandeur
nd
bigness
This
was
the
doctors
second
visit
to
the
area
He
last
visit
visited
¬
ed
the
region
seven
years
ago
on
a
fishing
trio
A
directors
meeting
of
Bras
man
Petroleums
brought
him
north
this
time
The
growth
here
is
fantastl
noted
Dr
Daily
who
spant
Monday
tDurlng
the
Prince
George
area
Everywhere
you
look
there
are
new
buildings
going
up
and
industry
and
people
moving
in
There
is
money
to
be
made
in
a
country
like
this
Dr
Daily
who
has
his
hand
in
several
businesses
urges
young
people
in
Prince
George
to
take
advantage
of
the
econo
economic
¬
mic
growth
here
and
look
to
real
estate
Theres
a
future
hero
for
a
young
man
with
imagination
and
ability
Anyone
who
would
buy
real
estate
In
the
Prince
George
area
wont
lose
his
investment
Dr
Daily
said
he
could
see
plenty
of
opportunity
for
young
people
with
training
in
various
trades
and
skills
He
said
these
are
the
people
who
will
help
maintain
the
pre
present
¬
sent
economic
growth
and
build
for
the
future
of
the
area
This
is
comparable
inrmny
ways
with
California
Dr
Dally
said
Take
his
hometown
of
Rich
Richmond
¬
mond
for
exampe
Our
big
boom
came
during
the
war
and
has
been
main
maintained
¬
tained
ever
since
he
said
In
1940
Richmond
had
a
population
of
about
20000
and
today
is
over
100000
Shipyards
which
gave
a
steady
employment
brought
the
first
economic
wave
and
today
wor
is
under
way
on
a
giant
Bethleham
Steel
Mill
which
when
it
Is
in
full
operation
will
provide
jobs
for
5000
persons
Prince
George
he
saidls
very
similar
He
said
the
pulp
mills
when
completed
will
provide
a
steady
employment
and
create
oppor
opportunities
¬
tunities
for
those
in
the
servicing
trade
Your
economy
cant
lose
said
Dr
Daily
Its
going
a
head
In
all
this
economic
and
population
growth
Dr
Daily
said
It
is
all
too
easy
to
lose
sight
of
another
important
in
industry
¬
dustry
tourism
There
are
so
many
things
you
can
do
here
The
scenery
and
the
hunting
and
the
fishing
are
unequalled
Dr
Daily
suggested
the
scenic
Pact
Great
Eastern
Railway
route
should
be
ex
exploited
¬
ploited
more
for
the
tourist
trade
From
what
I
can
gather
It
is
one
of
the
most
beautiful
routes
on
the
continent
You
have
a
wealth
here
for
the
tourists
and
tourists
bring
wealth
Dr
Dally
said
Travelling
with
Dr
Dallyre
his
wife
Helen
and
his
grand
granddaughter
¬
daughter
Christine
13
This
is
her
first
visit
to
Canada
and
shes
mighty
im
impressed
¬
pressed
Dr
Dally
said
Dr
Dally
said
he
felt
more
should
be
taught
about
Canada
in
US
schools
However
the
best
way
f
tell
the
Canada
story
he
said
Is
by
word
of
mouth
advertising
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LABOR
OFFICIALS
IN
CITY
Must
Pull
Links
Together
The
problems
of
automation
can
be
licked
with
the
co
cooperation
¬
operation
of
management
government
and
labor
a
pro
mlnant
BC
labor
official
said
In
Prince
George
Tom
Gooderham
BC
director
of
the
Canadian
Labor
Congress
said
it
Is
about
time
somebody
started
to
unravel
what
is
a
darn
complex
situation
To
start
with
weve
got
to
get
some
research
done
Its
the
responsibility
first
of
all
of
government
to
get
a
good
clear
picture
of
just
how
much
of
a
problem
it
is
said
Mr
Gooderham
Complete
co
operation
Is
necessary
said
Mr
Gooderham
Management
must
accept
labor
as
a
partner
In
the
whole
industrial
picture
and
must
plan
with
labor
for
con
continuing
¬
tinuing
technological
chang
changes
¬
es
He
said
this
must
be
done
now
so
there
is
ample
time
to
do
something
about
it
in
the
fields
of
relocating
workers
and
retraining
them
Mr
Gooderham
was
In
Prince
George
during
the
weekend
to
assist
the
Con
Congresss
¬
gresss
new
Prince
George
5
PENALTY
representative
Ron
Tweed
le
to
find
off
Ice
space
He
described
his
visit
as
sort
of
a
briefing
session
In
an
interview
Mr
Gooderham
said
some
start
has
been
made
within
labor
to
keep
an
eye
on
automation
and
to
Inform
trade
unionists
of
the
rapid
changes
taking
place
In
Industry
In
connection
with
labors
hopes
for
a
better
un
understanding
¬
derstanding
with
manage
management
¬
ment
he
said
unions
throughout
BC
are
step
stepping
¬
ping
up
plans
to
talk
to
ser
service
¬
vice
clubs
fraternal
orders
and
chambers
of
commerce
on
the
aims
of
labor
Mr
Tweedie
said
he
has
been
approached
by
the
Prince
George
Chamber
of
Commerce
and
asked
to
speak
at
a
future
meeting
Mr
Gooderham
said
part
of
the
purpose
of
speaking
Is
to
offset
misconceptions
management
has
of
most
unions
Basically
Industry
today
appears
to
tolerate
labor
Some
oppose
it
openly
and
others
though
a
minority
accept
it
he
said
We
think
they
have
all
got
a
responsibility
not
to
merely
tolerate
labor
but
to
accept
it
as
a
partner
He
suggested
discussions
with
management
and
labor
representatives
sitting
down
together
Tying
this
In
with
auto
automation
¬
mation
Mr
Gooderham
said
If
we
dont
move
quickly
were
going
to
be
In
trouble
We
have
to
make
a
move
now
to
co
operate
three
ways
and
cope
with
it
Mr
Gooderham
also
urged
a
look
at
what
workers
will
be
doing
with
more
leisure
time
To
some
extent
it
will
take
care
of
Itself
People
will
find
other
interests
He
said
he
was
not
too
worried
about
the
warnings
of
critics
who
fear
workers
will
spend
more
time
and
money
In
beer
parlors
as
the
working
day
shrinks
Education
Is
Improving
especially
adult
education
Mr
Gooderham
said
People
are
going
to
con
continue
¬
tinue
to
seek
more
education
on
their
own
and
through
more
education
they
will
take
a
more
active
role
In
pol
politics
¬
itics
and
community
service
organizations
Tax
Deadline
Near
Pr
ince
George
landowners
have
only
nine
days
left
to
pay
their
taxes
or
face
a
five
per
cent
penalty
Thats
the
word
today
from
Chester
Jeffery
city
comp
comptroller
¬
troller
Mr
Jefferysaid
to
date
430000
in
taxes
has
been
342000
at
the
same
time
last
year
This
is
roughly
25
per
cent
of
the
total
taxes
about
the
same
as
last
year
for
this
time
Mr
Jeffery
said
Total
In
taxes
expected
this
year
by
the
city
is
2140000
an
increase
of
405000
com
compared
¬
pared
with
last
year
Up
until
the
last
few
days
tax
payments
have
been
grad
gradually
¬
ually
increasing
but
beginning
Monday
they
have
been
pouring
in
pretty
good
Mr
Jeffery
said
However
he
warned
if
this
trend
doesntcontinue
people
will
be
lined
up
to
towards
¬
wards
the
June
30
deadline
Delinquent
taxpayers
will
have
a
further
5
per
cent
penalty
Imposed
if
their
taxes
are
not
in
by
Sept
30
The
growth
in
taxes
is
also
placing
a
burden
on
the
city
comptrollers
office
One
of
our
main
diffi
difficulties
¬
culties
Is
keeping
up
with
the
tax
roll
changes
said
Mr
Jeffery
The
roll
seems
to
be
chang
changing
¬
ing
almost
continually
because
so
many
people
are
buying
and
selling
lots
Recover
Locomotive
LILLOOET
CP
-
Pacific
Great
Eastern
Railway
crews
have
pulled
a
120
ton
locomo
locomotive
¬
tive
from
the
waters
of
Seton
Lake
near
here
The
140000
engine
plunged
Into
the
lake
killing
the
engineer
after
it
hit
a
rocksllde
Dec
13
STATE
IS
TINY
The
state
of
Monaco
includ
including
¬
ing
three
towns
is
only
half
the
area
of
New
York
s
Central
Park
Each
time
such
a
trans
transaction
¬
action
is
made
It
means
a
complete
change
In
the
tax
roll
he
said
Often
there
is
a
delay
of
up
to
four
to
eight
weeks
while
land
changes
are
processed
In
Kamloops
he
added
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to
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the
following
rate
reductions
effective
on
the
indicated
dates
AND
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TAKE
NOTICE
that
any
Interested
party
desiring
to
make
representations
to
the
Public
Utilities
Commission
con
concerning
¬
cerning
the
proposed
rate
reductions
shall
so
advise
the
Secretary
of
the
Public
Utilities
Commission
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on
or
before
the
9th
day
of
July
1965
PRESENT
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Monthly
Rate
First
1000
cubic
feet
or
less
Next
3000
cubic
feet
Next
6000
cubic
feet
Next
6000
cubic
feet
Excess
over
16000
cubic
feet
n
Present
Schedule
2
RESIDENTIAL
Schedule
1
Residential
Service
250
170
per
Mc
130
per
Mcf
90
per
Mcf
90
per
Mcf
250
160
per
Mcf
125
per
Mcf
90
per
Mcf
85
per
Mcf
PROPOSED
COMBINED
COMMERCIAL
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Effective
August
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1965
250
155
per
Mcf
120
per
Mcf
90
per
Mcf
85
per
Mcf
SCHEDULE
2
First
1000
cubic
feet
or
less
250
Next
5000
cubic
feet
160
Next
19000
cubic
feet
130
Next
25000
cubic
feet
r
90
Excess
over
50000
cubic
feet
85
Billing
Unit
One
Thousand
Cubic
Feet
Mcf
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famous
flagship
now
lying
in
the
naval
dockyard
at
Portsmouth
England
was
dressed
overall
with
flag
and
pen
pennants
¬
nants
in
honor
of
the
Canadian
national
holiday
Victoria
Day
with
the
new
Canadian
flag
at
the
peak
of
her
mainmast
The
salute
was
paid
in
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of
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of
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COMMERCIAL
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General
Service
Monthly
Rate
First
2000
cubic
feet
or
less
5
00
Next
8000
cubic
feet
170
per
Mcf
Next
15000
cubic
feet
130
per
Mcf
Excess
over
25000
cubic
feet
85
per
Mcf
Monthly
Rate
First
1000
cubic
feet
or
less
Next
5000
cubic
feet
Next
30000
cubic
feet
Excess
over
36000
cubic
feet
250
160
per
Mcf
140
per
Mcf
95
per
Mcf
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So
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when
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some
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And
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