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in
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over
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with
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last
place
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Commercial
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begin
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SUGGESTED
SOLUTION
to
the
problem
of
traffic
flow
in
the
Queensway
-
Pa
Patricia
�
tricia
-
George
area
was
presented
for
councils
consideration
this
week
by
city
employees
Purpose
of
the
change
is
to
eliminate
present
congestion
INTERSECTION
TO
CHANGE
Traffic
Tangle
Under
Study
Changes
necessary
at
a
difficult-
city
intersection
might
hinge
on
recommendations
pre
sented
to
the
city
by
an
As
Associated
�
sociated
Engineering
Services
Ltd
town
planner
The
corner
where
Queens
way
Patricia
George
and
im
immediately
�
mediately
surrounding
streets
mingle
is
due
to
be
changed
this
year
Council
has
not
met
to
con
consider
�
sider
a
city
committees
recom
recommendation
�
mendation
to
have
the
AES
re
review
�
view
town
planning
A
plan
compiled
by
City
Manager
Arran
Thomson
and
Works
Superintendent
Bill
Jones
met
with
indifference
when
shown
to
the
committee
Its
still
not
quite
right
said
Aid
Harry
Loder
as
he
looked
at
the
proposal
According
to
plan
as
explain
explained
�
ed
in
The
Citizen
early
in
19G2
Queensway
would
be
split
into
two
levels
north
of
George
to
facilitate
traffic
movement
Travelling
north
on
Queensway
no
left
turn
could
be
made
un
until
�
til
reaching
Fifth
Purpose
of
two
traffic
islands
would
be
to
permit
non
stop
traffic
flow
Although
action
by
council
neednt
be
taken
immediately
woik
is
expected
on
the
site
this
spring
VKla
BuylXOUOTSKs
Of
Canadian
Uranium
OTTAWA
CP
Britain
is
expected
to
agree
late
next
month
to
fulfil
a
1957
commitment
to
buy
12000
tons
of
Canadian
uranium
Trade
Minister
Hecs
parliamentary
secretary
told
the
Commons
Vcmesday
night
current
British
Canadian
negoti
negotiations
�
ations
on
uranium
purchases
arc
expected
to
be
completed
by
late
April
But
he
gave
no
details
as
to
the
price
Britain
will
pay
for
the
uranium
or
the
dates
that
it
will
be
delivered
Former
BC
Woman
Seeks
Cons
Parole
WALPOLE
Mass
AP
Fran
McKearncy
was
wearing
her
good
luck
jewelry
today
at
a
parole
board
Hearing
for
the
man
she
hopes
to
marry
Miss
McKearncy
35
from
Fort
St
John
now
employed
in
a
Boston
hospital
was
to
testify
for
Joseph
A
Flaherty
39
serv
serving
�
ing
31
to
41
years
for
rape
burglary
and
other
crimes
Flaherty
would
normally
be
eligible
for
parole
two
years
Now
Hear
Tkis
Shriners
have
prepaicd
for
the
worst
in
their
charity
hoc
hockey
�
key
game
against
the
Elks
8
pm
Saturday
in
the
Coliseum
Dr
R
E
Brown
will
bo
in
at
attendance
�
tendance
and
Chiropractor
Crusher
Madill
will
play
on
the
Shrine
team
Carling
Brew
Rep
Brick
and
Pat
McLennan
hosted
a
couple
of
couples
just
before
the
PG
Hotelmens
grand
shindig
last
night
What
will
you
luo
Brick
asked
his
guests
I
can
pour
you
anything
but
a
beer
I
forgot
to
get
some
in
Con
Consulting
�
sulting
engineers
on
the
Eraser
bridge
job
arc
trying
to
guess
how
long
the
ice
will
hold
out
for
the
cross
river
walkway
Theyre
not
getting
much
help
from
local
residents
w
hose
guesses
range
from
at
least
another
month
to
it
should
havo
gone
out
a
week
ago
Young
lady
had
a
valise
mysteriously
disappoar
from
hallway
of
a
city
apaitment
block
After
she
reported
it
to
police
the
case
reappeared
just
inside
the
door
doorway
�
way
later
in
the
evening
Ron
Tourney
says
he
owns
brown
Volks
licenced
442
501
mentioned
yesterday
as
having
passed
the
speed
limit
on
Sev
enth
but
denies
the
accusation
on
grounds
he
didnt
drive
along
Seventh
But
eyewitness
sug
gests
Hon
drove
along
Seventh
and
stopped
beside
city
hall
unless
of
course
someone
else
was
driving
it
Lad
phoned
CKPG
about
a
house
burning
down
but
CKPCI
type
didnt
be
lieve
the
yarn
and
suggested
the
chap
who
phoned
should
check
it
out
Obligingly
the
lad
made
a
long
distance
call
found
out
the
story
was
true
then
phoned
CKPG
again
What
gripes
him
he
says
is
that
radio
boys
didnt
acknowledge
his
effort
or
use
the
story
Traffic
counter
on
Queensway
at
Patricia
is
to
inform
the
works
department
of
traffic
flow
in
area
prior
to
possible
reconstruction
Same
count
was
taken
recently
on
George
Capacity
audience
at
Vancou
Vancouver
�
ver
Symphony
Orch
concert
last
night
had
no
trouble
getting
Conductor
Irwin
Hoffman
to
play
encores
He
said
hed
heard
Thursday
is
best
local
tv
night
and
those
who
skipped
tv
for
symphony
deserved
something
extra
Citys
new
concert
grand
piano
wasnt
used
by
symphony
because
orch
de
decided
�
cided
at
last
minute
to
play
iroin
floor
instead
of
stage
and
Civic
Props
Boss
man
Bill
Woycik
said
moving
tho
piano
would
have
meant
paying
overtime
to
eight
men
lie
wouldn
t
use
vol
unteers
jn
case
they
dropped
it
CBC
will
featuie
Indian
mis
mission
�
sion
at
Minskinisht
now
Cedar
vale
between
Hazelton
and
Terrace
at
1015
tonight
from
now
but
if
his
petition
for
commutation
of
sentence
were
approved
he
would
qualify
for
immediate
release
Flahertys
lawyer
said
No
one
has
approached
me
in
op
opposition
�
position
to
the
petition
Im
wearing
a
pendant
and
matching
earrings
that
Joe
gave
me
some
time
ago
Miss
Mc
McKcarncy
�
Kcarncy
said
Joe
asked
me
to
wear
them
for
luck
Miss
McKearncy
first
heard
of
Flaherty
in
a
magazine
that
told
of
a
Massachusetts
prison
riot
She
was
working
then
as
a
civilian
secretary
for
tho
Ca
nadian
Army
in
the
Yukon
On
an
impulse
I
sent
him
a
Christmas
card
One
letter
led
to
another
and
wc
fell
in
love
Miss
McKearncy
said
she
planned
to
ask
tho
parole
board
to
give
us
this
one
chance
to
make
something
of
our
lives
She
said
she
has
visited
Fla
herty
weekly
for
several
years
and
he
is
a
completely
re
reformed
�
formed
and
penitent
man
VOTE
CHANCE
EVAPORATES
IN
HOT
DEBATE
E
CITIZEN
The
Only
Daily
Newspaper
Serving
North
Central
British
Columbia
PRINCE
GEORGE
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
FRIDAY
MARCH
23
1962
AT
BENNETT
Sseg
Heir
Yelled
By
Anqrv
ML
As
Home
Contents
Lost
In
Blaze
in
District
Fire
has
destroyed
a
home
in
the
Chief
Lake
area
Building
and
contents
were
valued
at
11000
The
home
occupied
by
the
Dan
Entzmingcr
family
on
the
Chief
Lake
road
caught
fire
about
noon
Wednesday
it
was
learned
today
It
is
believed
cause
of
the
fire
was
sparks
leaking
through
a
metal
chimney
in
the
ceiling
and
attic
Owner
of
the
house
was
Henry
Rohn
One
of
the
Entzmingcr
children
received
a
slight
burn
during
the
fire
TO
DISCUSS
COMPETITION
US
Canada
Lumber
Meet
Asked
by
Yanks
PORTLAND
AP
Two
lumber
officials
Thurs
Thursday
�
day
suggested
a
US
Canada
conference
of
lumber
representatives
to
discuss
the
problem
of
Canadian
competition
in
US
markets
G
Cleveland
Edgctt
and
Dr
II
Dewayne
Kreager
presented
several
proposals
aimed
at
as
assisting
�
sisting
Pacific
Northwest
lum
lumber
�
ber
producers
Edgctt
is
assistant
to
the
ex
executive
�
ecutive
vice
president
of
the
West
Coast
Lumbermens
As
Association
�
sociation
and
Kreager
is
a
Seattle
economic
consultant
They
were
addressing
the
as
association
�
sociation
Pacific
Northwest
producers
say
they
are
being
severely
hurt
by
Canadian
competition
particularly
on
the
Atlantic
Seaboard---
A
The
two
men
said
repeal
of
the
Jones
Act
which
requires
US
intercoastal
shipping
to
be
carried
in
US
flag
ships
is
politically
unfeasible
v
American
producers
say
Ca
Canadian
�
nadian
producers
have
an
ad
vantage
over
them
because
they
can
ship
cheaper
on
foreign
ships
to
US
ports
When
asked
if
they
were
rec
recommending
�
ommending
that
the
fight
to
eliminate
the
Jones
Act
be
given
up
Edgctt
and
Kreager
said
we
never
give
up
on
any
fight
The
men
presented
a
resolu
tion
urging
that
all
necessary
steps
be
taken
to
eliminate
the
substantial
advantages
available
to
foreign
competitors
Beside
the
Canada
US
meet
meeting
�
ing
to
be
arranged
by
the
com
commerce
�
merce
department
the
motion
suggested
A
recommendation
that
the
National
Lumber
Manufactur
Manufacturers
�
ers
Association
undertake
a
thorough
market
study
with
the
objective
of
expanding
the
export
of
US
forest
products
WASHINGTON
AP
The
Senate
commerce
committee
will
hold
hearings
soon
on
tho
depressed
conditions
of
tho
US
Pacific
Northwest
lumber
mar
market
�
ket
part
of
which
has
been
blamed
on
Canadian
competi
competition
�
tion
Senator
Warren
G
Magnuson
of
Washington
head
of
the
com
committee
�
mittee
wrote
to
federal
depart
departments
�
ments
and
agencies
concerned
to
be
ready
to
offer
solutions
to
the
problem
at
the
hearings
The
depression
in
the
North
Northwest
�
west
lumber
industry
is
intensi
intensifying
�
fying
daily
and
immediate
solu
solutions
�
tions
arc
necessary
if
the
com
mcrce
of
the
Northwest
is
not
to
suffer
permanent
damage
the
senator
wrote
UNDER
TABLE
DEALS
CHARGED
REGINA
KT
Liberal
Alex
Cameron
Thursday
accused
the
CCF
government
of
under-the-table
oil
and
min
mineral
�
eral
deals
involving
govern
government
�
ment
employees
Mr
Cameron
said
in
the
legislature
the
government
employees
involved
broke
no
law
because
the
Legislative
Assembly
Act
was
changed
to
permit
members
of
the
leg
legislature
�
islature
to
indulge
in1
such
activities
Premier
Lloyd
leaped
to
his
feet
to
deny
there
is
any
substance
of
truth
whatsoever
in
that
statement
fcB
nmm
Mostly
cloudy
with
occasional
showers
of
wet
snow
or
rain
early
Saturday
A
little
milder
Winds
light
southerly
Low
to
tonight
�
night
and
high
Saturday
at
Prince
George
20
and
35
Qucs
ncl
25
and
38
Smithers
28
and
38
Sunday
outlook
unsettled
Peace
River
Cloudy
with
snow
beginning
Saturday
morn
morning
�
ing
Not
quite
so
cold
Winds
easterly
15
Low
tonight
and
high
Saturday
at
Grande
Prai
Prairie
�
rie
15
and
25
Last
24
Hours
Hi
Lo
Prec
Prince
George
31
20
04
Terrace
38
28
Smithers
31
23
Quesncl
40
26
Williams
Lake
41
19
Kamloops
49
31
Whitehorsc
4
-21
Fort
Nelson
2
-G
Fort
St
John
10
-4
Dawson
Creek
13
2
08
08
01
01
05
09
02
Whitehorsc
has
had
record
lows
for
the
last
three
days
Readings
were
-17
-15
and
-21
breaking
1959
readings
of
-15
-14
and
-9
respectively
LIBERAL
NOMINATION
ABBOTSFORD
CP
Yarrow
school
principal
Walter
Fergu
Ferguson
�
son
Thursday
night
was
nom
nominated
�
inated
Liberal
candidate
for
the
Eraser
Valley
constituency
in
the
next
federal
election
VICTORIA
CP
A
sometimes
uproarious
leg
legislature
�
islature
wound
up
an
eight
hour
debate
on
BC
Elec
Electric
�
tric
Co
takeover
legisla
legislation
�
tion
at
130
am
today
with
a
wild
scene
in
which
oppo
opposition
�
sition
members
shouted
sicg
heil
as
Premier
Bennett
bellowed
that
were
for
the
common
people
Two
bills
concerned
with
the
take
over
were
pushed
through
second
reading
approval
in
principle
by
the
government
majority
after
the
opposition
called
for
an
election
to
let
the
people
decide
whether
they
wanted
justice
or
Bennett
Some
of
the
wildest
outbursts
in
the
BC
House
in
several
years
developed
as
the
opposi
opposition
�
tion
claimed
the
government
was
tearing
down
the
demo
democratic
�
cratic
system
by
refusing
the
rights
of
the
individual
to
ac
access
�
cess
to
the
courts
and
in
so
doing
was
not
solving
its
BC
Electric
dilemma
In
essence
said
lawyer
Alan
Macfarlanc
L
Oak
Bay
its
principle
is
to
tear
down
our
system
of
government
and
make
this
government
su
prcmc
over
all
of
Canada
and
over
all
of
the
people
Let
Premier
Bennett
call
an
election
and
let
the
people
decide
whether
were
going
to
have
justice
or
have
Bennett
Opposition
Leader
Strachan
This
isnt
legislation
This
is
a
sickness
a
mental
sickness
Gordon
Gibson
L
North
Vancouver
said
the
bills
must
have
been
drafted
by
Premier
Bennett
while
he
was
insane
for
an
hour
or
two
Liberal
Leader
Perrault
said
the
day
will
go
down
inhistory
as
a
day
of
infamy
The
debate
raged
as
the
House
gave
second
reading
to
amendments
to
the
original
BC
Electric
take
over
legislation
and
to
a
bill
setting
up
the
BC
Hydro
and
Power
Authority
un
der
which
BC
Electric
is
to
be
merged
with
the
BC
Power
Commission
Premier
Bennett
said
the
amendments
he
introduced
dont
change
the
principle
of
the
original
takeover
legisla
legislation
�
tion
passed
last
August
He
said
the
government
has
refused
to
submit
to
high-pressure
tactics
to
change
its
stand
wc
dont
wilt
Wc
dont
quit
We
dont
scare
As
he
yelled
that
the
Liber
Liberals
�
als
arc
for
special
interests
the
NDP
CCF
arc
for
labor
bosses
were
for
the
common
people
the
opposition
members
erupted
into
Uie
shouts
and
lifted
their
arms
in
mock
Nazi
type
salute
Opposition
Leader
Strachan
shouted
sicg
heil
and
David
Barret
NDP
CCF
Dewdney
yelled
King
Cecil
the
first
DRAMA
FESTIVAL
IRWIN
HOFFMAN
850
in
audience
Symphony
Called
Back
for
Four
Encores
Here
By
BERNICE
ROBERTS
Citizen
Womens
Writer
Conductor
Irwin
Hoffman
and
the
Vancouver
Symphony
Or
Orchestra
�
chestra
were
called
back
for
four
encores
by
an
appreciative
audience
following
the
Thurs
Thursday
�
day
evening
performance
at
the
fieldhousc
About
850
people
were
in
at
tendance
50
short
of
the
num
number
�
ber
needed
to
clear
expenses
according
to
Bill
Woycik
civic
properties
manager
The
program
included
works
of
Dvorak
Respighi
and
Mozart
Encore
numbers
were
from
The
Nutcracker
Suite
and
7c
a
Copy
sErB
r
M
mtn
AVALANCHE
HITS
ALASKA
HOMES
JUNEAU
Alaska
AP
An
avalanche
apparently
trig
triggered
�
gered
by
a
violent
windstorm
swept
down
from
the
top
of
3500
foot
Mount
Juneau
Thursday
and
damaged
12
houses
in
this
Alaska
capltat
The
200-yard-widc
slide
and
the
force
of
wind
ahead
of
it
shoved
houses
from
founda
foundations
�
tions
tore
off
roofs
and
snap
snapped
�
ped
trees
and
light
poles
The
only
injury
reported
was
to
one
housewife
who
suffered
minor
glass
cuts
HOLST
General
The
March
to
the
Scaffold
mstanccs
inthe
northern
interi
which
Mr
Hoffman
said
he
was
playing
in
place
of
the
mystery
on
TV
right
now
Some
2200
school
children
at
attended
�
tended
afternoon
concerts
which
featured
music
from
The
Nut
Nutcracker
�
cracker
Suite
and
Pines
of
Rome
The
young
audience
was
fascinated
with
Mr
Hoff
Hoffmans
�
mans
mtrnjrci
n
to
the
var
various
�
ious
in-
-uments
As
music
lovers
left
the
hall
they
were
alrca
v
looking
for
forward
�
ward
to
tho
orchestras
visit
here
on
its
next
tour
of
North
Northern
�
ern
BC
Liberals
to
Get
New
President
A
member
of
the
executive
will
be
named
acting
president
of
the
Cariboo
Feder
Lib
al
Association
this
weekend
and
will
serve
until
the
annual
m
et
ing
April
1
when
a
cardMatc
will
be
nominated
and
new
officers
elected
Carter
Hanbury
has
resigned
as
president
and
Sam
Scnkpid
as
vice
president
An
alleged
increase
in
anti
antiunion
�
union
activities
by
BC
em
employers
�
ployers
could
eventually
lead
to
a
general
strike
in
the
province
a
Prince
George
labor
leader
warned
today
The
general
pattern
of
labor
management
relations
in
BC
is
discouraging
said
Jacob
Hoist
president
of
liie
Prince
George
and
District
Labor
Council
It
appears
very
obvious
that
employers
are
in
many
in
instances
�
stances
hiding
behind
restrict
restrictive
�
ive
labor
legislation
Mr
Hoist
was
commenting
on
the
suggestion
oi
a
union
sec
secretary
�
retary
in
Vancouver
that
a
province
wide
general
strike
be
used
as
a
weapon
against
what
he
termed
anti
labor
legisla
legislation
�
tion
invoked
by
the
Social
Cred
Credit
�
it
government
in
recent
years
Employers
aic
interviewing
their
employees
and
suggesting
they
dont
join
unions
Mr
Hoist
charged
and
in
certain
instances
the
employers
are
us
using
�
ing
the
reason
of
unions
par
ticipation
in
political
affairs
He
said
this
is
happening
in
many
B
C
industries
and
we
have
come
across
a
number
of
A
similar
trend
in
the
US
was
reversed
following
election
of
the
Kennedy
administration
Mr
Hoist
said
and
unless
it
is
reversed
here
wc
could
be
in
more
serious
difficulties
in
labor
-
management
relations
in
this
province
Fish
Minister
Not
Interested
Union
VANCOUVER
CP
The
United
Fishermen
and
Allied
Workers
Union
Ind
Thurs
Thursday
�
day
demanded
the
recall
of
Federal
Fisheries
Minister
J
A
MacLcan
and
his
ieplacc
ment
by
someone
interested
in
the
fishing
industry
One
delegate
at
the
unions
annual
convention
suggested
that
the
minister
be
hanged
in
effigy
outside
the
union
hall
Delegates
unanimously
en
endorsed
�
dorsed
a
resolution
calling
upon
Prime
Minister
Diefenbakcr
to
replace
the
minister
and
sev
several
�
eral
delegates
demanded
his
resignation
Trophies
Presented
Tonight
By
FRANCES
DITMARS
Presentation
of
trophies
to
winners
in
elocution
choral
speech
and
drama
will
take
place
tonight
in
the
Duchess
Paik
auditorium
at
8
pm
as
the
Prince
George
Drama
Fes
Festival
�
tival
enters
its
final
session
Also
on
the
program
are
the
Francois
Lake
Drama
Clubs
production
Dreams
and
the
winners
of
various
events
held
during
this
weeks
festival
Thursdays
morning
and
after
noon
sessions
at
Harvvin
School
were
devoted
to
elocution
80
children
of
eight
and
nine
years
were
heard
in
three
separate
classes
during
the
day
Vernon
Baylis
won
the
top
mark
of
85
in
the
boys-under-eight
class
In
boys
under
nine
Malcolm
Finlayson
was
award
awarded
�
ed
a
first
place
certificate
with
a
mark
of
85
and
David
Robert
Robertson
�
son
and
Billy
Belter
lied
for
second
place
with
marks
of
80
BY
PETER
BRUTON
Waiting
for
Election
Dont
Hold
Your
Breath
VICTORIA
Prospects
of
a
provincial
election
over
tho
Social
Credit
governments
power
policies
virtually
evap
evaporated
�
orated
Thursday
night
in
the
heat
of
an
explosive
debate
which
raged
throughout
the
day
Sources
clobc
to
Premier
Bennett
said
there
was
no
chance
of
an
election
being
called
in
the
near
future
The
semi
official
announce
announcement
�
ment
came
after
a
blistering
opposition
attack
on
two
pieces
of
government
legisla
tion
which
tha
NDP
CCF
and
Liberal
members
charged
was
trampling
BC
democracy
underfoot
Veteran
political
observers
described
the
proceedings
as
among
the
wildest
in
recent
years
Few
government
members
spoke
on
the
issues
before
the
House
and
Premier
Bennett
glowered
and
snapped
at
op
opposition
�
position
charges
The
debate
which
often
was
l
educed
to
little
more
than
a
vicious
name
calling
slam
slamming
�
ming
match
was
spaikcd
by
the
second
reading
of
two
government
bills
one
deal
dealing
�
ing
with
the
merger
of
the
BC
Electric
and
the
BC
Power
Commission
and
the
other
setting
new
terms
foe
the
takeover
of
the
BCE
last
August
The
opposition
bluntly
ac
accused
�
cused
the
government
of
try
ing
to
override
the
authority
of
the
courts
of
the
land
and
demanded
that
an
election
bo
called
Premier
Bennett
was
liken
likened
�
ed
to
Cubas
Fidel
Castro
Sources
said
the
premier
had
decided
the
strength
of
the
opposition
attack
was
such
that
a
provincial
elec
election
�
tion
would
not
be
a
wise
course
to
follow
at
this
time
This
represents
a
retreat
from
his
position
enunciated
many
times
earlier
this
ses
sion
that
any
further
ob
obstructions
�
structions
by
the
opposition
or
federal
government
to
his
power
policies
would
result
in
an
election
Premier
Bennett
was
forced
to
face
the
opposition
bar
rage
the
first
day
after
his
return
from
the
cast
where
he
met
with
Prime
Minister
Diefenbakcr
and
Finance
Min
Minister
�
ister
Donald
Fleming
on
ques
questions
�
tions
concerning
a
national
power
grid
for
Canada
and
the
development
of
the
Colum
Columbia
�
bia
River
power
Among
the
cliarccs
hurled
at
tho
government
yesterday
were
Only
a
government
which
is
sick
for
power
could
in
introduce
�
troduce
such
legislation
The
people
of
BC
can
have
justice
or
Premier
Ben
Bennett
�
nett
Is
this
BC
or
Cuba
This
isnt
legislation
this
is
sickness
But
the
opposition
was
told
it
had
unanimously
voted
for
the
takeover
of
the
BCE
last
August
and
must
therefore
share
the
blame
for
anything
they
now
felt
was
wrong
And
Allot
ncyGencral
Bon
Bonner
�
ner
in
a
hard
hitting
rebut
rebuttal
�
tal
speech
late
last
night
said
the
government
had
no
inten
intention
�
tion
of
discarding
the
funda
mental
rights
of
private
citizens
Any
legislation
passed
in
the
BC
House
he
stated
was
subject
to
a
test
in
the
courts
no
matter
what
the
op
opposition
�
position
critics
said
Fair
is
fair
and
no
one
is
truthfully
going
to
say
this
government
is
going
to
start
marching
roughshod
over
tho
rights
of
the
individual
or
anything
else
said
Mr
Bon
Bonner
�
ner
Simply
it
is
not
true
Seven
contestants
in
the
largo
elocution
class
for
girls-undcr-cight
weic
given
certificates
for
marks
of
80
or
moic
In
first
place
was
Valeric
Kordyban
witli
85
Susanne
Hill
was
sec
second
�
ond
with
83
and
Linda
McKaguo
third
with
82
Sheryl
Townscnd
Carla
Maxwell
and
Diane
Bazar
all
tied
with
marks
of
80
The
remaining
results
of
clashes
heard
by
the
adjudicator
Thursday
follow
Elocution
boys
under
8
Jonathan
Skobin
75
Ted
Hamm
75
Jason
Dutton
70
Theodore
Milncr
70
Joey
Nelson
70
Wayne
Hermanson
70
Danniel
Pennock
05
Christopher
Laspcr
65
James
Wylie
05
Gary
Or
linis
65
John
Yardlcy
65
Keitli
Dawson
CO
Elocution
bovs
under
9
Allan
Paulson
75
Allan
John
Johnson
�
son
75
Robert
Moss
75
Jimmy
Sakavvsky
75
Barry
Anderson
75
Daryl
Miller
70
Jerry
Smith
65
Garry
Hamilton
05
Bill
War
mon
65
Garry
McLeocl
65
Ray
mond
Brandncr
65
Ricky
Wcisu
65
William
Goudrcau
65
Victor
Skaalld
65
Henry
Polskin
65
Lyle
Hydeggcr
65
Victor
Lloyd
65
Raymond
Lapointe
65
Bruce
Daniluck
65
Elocution
girls
under
8
Judith
Wozncy
75
Janice
Dazi
net
75
Mona
Lindstrom
75
Ilonka
Kristcnsen
75
Kathy
Lace
75
Barbara
Wiggins
75
Christine
Bealt
70
Donna
Ass
man
70
Lynn
Enberg
70
Jea
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