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MR. and MRS. J. ERNEST EVE
of the Airport were Sunday guests of
the ©. R. Places.

MRS. CECELIA EAGLE and sis-
ter, Mrs. C. Haller, Lac La Hache, are
visiting the Hilary Places.

JOHN MATTHEW and Ron Fet-
terly, Quesnel, spent the weekend
here in quest of big game.

MR. and MRS. R. M. ALLISON,
Ronnie Thomlinson and Tom Des-
mond ave in town for the duration of
the Feeder Sale. 3
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a group of well finished steers to

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gates a more realistic approach

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Vancouver on a pay-on-the-rail basis.

LOCAL GARDENS suffered se-
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mometer registered a cold eighteen
above and Tuesday the glass read 14
above. Geese have been heading
southward for some time.

Gardner Boultbee, Bridge Lake
rancher. and Progressive Conserva-
tive candidate in the last provincial
election, was named president of the
Kamloops Progressive-Conservative
Federal Riding Association at the
sroup’s annual meeting recently in
Kamloops. ‘

Other officers included vice-presi-
dents — Bill Sloan, Williams Lake:
Mrs. Alix, Salmon Arm; Ian Piper,

Air Force Squadron
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Prince George — Possibility that
Prince George Airport may be slated
to become the home base of a Royal
Canadian Air Force unit sometime
next year was hinted at this week

Progressive-Conservative Ass’n

had supremacy. Federal matters were
worked under the federal association
and provincial matters under the pro-
vincial association.

The Federal Association would be
willing to co-operate if the Provin-
cial Association rescinded the motion
of no confidence im Mr. Drew.

The meeting passed the following
resolution: That the executive of the
Kamloops Progressiye Conservative
Federal Riding Association approves

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when two senior air force officers
spent three days here examining its

A movement to have the air force
re-activate Prince George-Airport as
a military base got underway here
some months ago after the Canadian
probing the
multiple-fatility crash of a Trans
Canada Airline plane which was
by an air force

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Kamloops and Charles Blackly, Lil.
looet.

Mr. Boulthee and Davie Fulton,
M.P., will be in Williams Lake this
week to meet with party members
here.

At the annual meeting, George 11,
Hees of Toronto, national president
of the associatin, said the B.C. Cou-
servative Association disagrees with
the policy of co-operation with the
Federal Consevative Association and
because of this it has been decided
to proceed separately with federal
organization in this province.

Speaking on the party split, Mr.
Hees said that federal organization
in any province could only be carried
out successfully by the fullest co-
operation between the fedral mem-
bers from that province and the pro-
vincial association.
VIEW MADE CLEAR

He said that the B.C. association
did not agree with this principle and
added that the association’s point of
view was made clear at its ey
meeting in Vernon on April 24 when
the executive passed a vote of no con-
fidence in the national Progressive
Conservative leader, George Drew.

Mr. Hees said the vote made it
clear that the B.C. association did
not wish to work with the three Con-
servative members of parliament
from B.C. in matters of federal or-
ganization,

Therefore, he said, it had been de-
‘cided to proceed separately with fed-
eral organization in this province in
order to make full use of the three
Tory members here,

Mr. Hees said while it was regretted
the B.C. Association had made it
impossible for the two organizations
to work together the federal associ-
ation would be perfectly willing to
co-operate if the other association
showed any desire.

NO BAD FEELINGS

the stand taken by the three Federal -
members from B.C. at Vernon, July
1954;

Also, further,, be it resolved that
every attempt be made to bring
about an immediate reconciliation
between the Provincial and Federal
organiations so that all misunder-
standings can be eliminated;

Also, further, be it resolved that
pending satisfactory reconciliation
that immediate steps be taken to
start a program of re-organization of
all federal ridings.

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