EDITORIAL
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w
Sellout
at
Ottawa
Canadas
Conservative
government
has
sold
out
Uritish
Columbia
electric
power
users
to
buy
Social
Credit
support
Prime
Minister
Diefenbakers
party
announced
in
Hie
throne
speech
read
at
the
opening
of
parliament
Thursday
that
the
government
will
adopt
a
policy
allowing
long
term
export
of
surplus
power
If
this
applies
to
the
downstream
benefits
BC
should
gel
from
the
US
as
a
result
of
proposed
Columbia
River
water
storage
facilities
then
BC
power
users
will
be
gypped
out
of
the
lowest
cost
power
in
sight
This
would
mean
BC
Lower
Mainland
industries
will
be
deprived
of
low
cost
power
they
were
promised
from
the
US
while
that
power
will
be
sold
to
American
industry
just
across
the
border
The
decision
is
a
complete
reversal
of
Conservative
policy
announced
up
to
the
June
18
federal
election
Tory
leaders
such
as
former
Justice
Minister
Davie
Fulton
and
External
Affairs
Minister
Howard
Green
before
June
18
promised
BC
industry
would
not
be
forced
to
buy
higher
priced
BC
power
while
their
US
competitors
bought
low
cost
Columbia
power
from
Canada
Telephoned
by
The
Citizen
today
Mr
Green
was
vague
on
the
subject
lie
said
at
first
the
throne
speech
statement
didnt
refer
to
the
Columbia
that
there
arc
various
other
rivers
to
be
considered
Then
asked
if
the
statement
included
the
Columbia
Mr
Green
refused
to
comment
further
It
is
difficult
however
to
view
the
Tory
statement
of
policy
in
any
light
other
than
a
sell
out
to
the
Socreds
Apparently
Mr
Diefcnbakcr
prefers
to
stay
in
office
by
appeasing
Social
Credit
rather
than
risk
another
election
by
upholding
the
rights
of
all
Canadians
to
cheap
power
Fulton
Denies
Theres
tulation
on
Power
OTTAWA
Special
Public
Works
Minister
Davie
Fulton
said
today
the
governments
policy
of
encouraging
the
export
of
surplus
hydro
power
is
cer
certainly
�
tainly
not
a
capitulation
to
de
demands
�
mands
of
Premier
Bennett
Mr
Fulton
said
the
govern
governments
�
ments
national
energy
policy
has
always
contemplated
the
sale
of
surplus
energy
There
has
been
no
surren
surrender
�
der
of
principle
or
retreat
al
although
�
though
we
arc
pointing
to
the
need
to
get
on
with
the
job
he
said
The
job
referred
to
was
the
Columbia
He
said
the
announcement
in
the
throne
speech
favored
large
scale
long
term
contracts
for
the
export
of
power
surplus
to
Canadas
needs
was
not
exclusively
with
reference
to
Columbia
power
Of
the
Columbia
he
said
there
can
be
no
parliamentary
ratifi
ratification
�
cation
of
the
Canada
US
treaty
until
agreement
is
reached
with
the
BC
government
and
US
authorities
have
been
conducting
confidential
discus
discussions
�
sions
which
may
lead
to
settle
settlement
�
ment
of
one
of
the
major
bar
barriers
�
riers
in
implementing
the
Col
umbia
River
power
treaty
it
was
learned
Thursday
This
sticky
point
deals
with
price
specifically
the
demand
by
Premier
Bennett
for
five
mills
a
kilowatt
hour
on
sur
surplus
�
plus
Canadian
Power
that
might
be
sold
in
the
US
Justice
Minister
Fleming
is
reported
to
have
discussed
the
BC
iew
point
with
at
least
one
member
of
President
Kennedys
cabinet
last
week
and
the
initial
reaction
did
not
favor
Bennetts
cause
However
further
discussions
among
Canada
-
US
officials
are
to
take
place
and
indica
indications
�
tions
in
US
quarters
are
that
some
concessions
may
be
made
on
either
side
to
form
an
ae
ceptable
price
compromise
A
major
problem
in
dealing
Vti
UcnmJts
dem5nd
h
that
export
does
not
guarantee
that
the
BC
government
will
now
reach
agreement
with
Ottawa
Mr
Fulton
said
the
federal
government
has
always
con
contemplated
�
templated
the
sale
of
down
downstream
�
stream
Columbia
benefits
on
a
five
-
year
renewable
contract
basis
But
Premier
Bennett
he
said
has
been
talking
of
virtu
virtually
�
ally
a
permanent
sale
with
no
right
of
recovery
He
said
conversations
be
between
�
tween
Victoria
and
Ottawa
in
indicated
�
dicated
there
might
be
a
meet
meeting
�
ing
ground
somewhere
between
these
two
positions
These
discussions
have
been
pursued
If
we
can
find
ground
for
the
sale
of
surplus
power
with
the
right
of
recapture
we
might
have
grounds
for
settle
settlement
�
ment
of
the
differences
between
the
two
governments
He
suggested
one
compromise
might
be
an
export
contract
for
a
period
of
10
years
with
Can
Canada
�
ada
retaining
the
right
to
re
recapture
�
capture
this
power
on
some
suitable
period
of
notice
to
the
He
said
the
reference
to
power
purchaser
Bennett
Feels
Certain
He
Can
Peddle
Benefits
VICTOKIA
KT
Premier
Bennett
said
Thursday
he
ex
expects
�
pects
the
multi
million
dollar
international
Columbia
hydro
treaty
between
Canada
and
the
US
will
be
latificd
this
year
Bids
on
contracts
will
be
call
called
�
ed
two
days
after
ratification
he
told
a
press
conference
The
premier
refused
to
agree
to
the
terms
of
the
treaty
until
the
federal
government
agreed
to
allow
this
province
to
sell
its
share
of
US
-generated
power
to
the
US
Mr
Bennett
said
he
would
seek
no
advantage
in
his
appar
apparent
�
ent
victory
announced
in
the
speech
from
the
throne
The
spcecli
said
long
term
ex
export
�
port
of
surplus
power
in
a
large
scale
should
bo
encouraged
to
expedite
development
of
major
sources
too
big
to
be
supported
solely
by
domestic
demand
The
speech
also
said
it
is
hoped
arrangements
soon
will
be
completed
that
will
make
it
possible
to
submit
the
treaty
still
to
be
ratified
by
Canada
to
parliament
with
the
legisla
legislation
�
tion
required
to
implement
it
The
premier
said
he
liked
what
he
had
heard
of
the
speech
from
the
throne
and
the
fed
federal
�
eral
government
should
be
com
commended
�
mended
He
said
he
is
confident
he
will
be
able
to
sell
BCs
share
of
the
Columbia
downstream
benefits
in
the
US
for
the
equivalent
of
five
mills
which
would
finance
the
400000000
project
entirely
Mr
Bennett
added
that
the
ioace
urver
project
will
con
tinue
to
go
ahead
but
the
financ
ing
of
this
will
be
independent
of
the
Columbia
He
said
the
Peace
will
be
fi
financed
�
nanced
through
the
best
money
markets
whether
they
be
Cana
Canadian
�
dian
US
or
any
other
US
Reaction
Doesnt
Favor
Bennetts
Cause
WASHINGTON
iCP
Canadian
the
US
lacks
precise
informa-
tion
on
how
much
surplus
Cana
dian
power
may
become
avail
available
�
able
where
it
is
to
be
delivered
where
the
price
is
to
apply
and
the
number
of
years
the
power
would
be
available
US
officials
took
heart
in
the
throne
speech
statement
that
the
Canadian
government
hopes
to
complete
certain
arrange
ments
which
will
enable
placing
the
treaty
before
par
parliament
�
liament
for
ratification
That
combined
with
the
gov
governments
�
ernments
declaration
of
sup
support
�
port
lor
large
scale
long
term
power
export
was
seen
in
US
quarters
as
a
clear
indication
the
Canadian
administration
is
moving
toward
early
ratifica
ratification
�
tion
The
impression
left
by
US
informants
is
that
specific
cross
border
agreement
on
power
prices
anil
quantities
to
be
sold
Un
the
US
would
be
covered
by
an
exchange
of
notes
winch
I
could
take
place
after
the
Ueaty
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THE
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Only
Daily
Newspaper
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North
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No
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PEKING
Reuters
Chinese
brought
a
warning
from
a
mem
newspapers
today
front
paged
a
ber
of
the
Free
Yemeni
Move
report
that
the
situation
has
l
ment
in
Cairo
that
if
the
prince
worsened
on
the
border
be-
set
foot
on
Yemens
soil
he
tween
Chinas
Tibet
region
and
i
would
be
killed
Indias
northeast
frontier
area
where
fighting
started
eight
days
ago
The
fighting
is
continuing
the
statement
said
Five
Chinese
border
guards
have
been
re
ported
killed
and
another
five
wounded
The
statement
in
the
form
of
a
report
by
the
official
New
China
news
agency
said
the
fighting
was
part
of
planned
military
aggression
by
the
In
Indian
�
dian
side
along
the
entire
boundary
When
Chinas
territory
has
been
invaded
and
when
Chinese
frontier
guards
arc
suffering
in
increasing
�
creasing
casualties
the
Chinese
side
has
no
choice
but
to
fire
back
resolutely
in
self
defence
it
said
Reports
from
New
Delhi
that
India
had
decided
to
eject
Chinese
troops
from
positions
they
hold
on
this
fronUcr
have
not
yet
been
quoted
here
Some
observers
saw
todays
statement
as
the
Chinese
an
swer
to
these
reports
US
Sale
of
Arms
To
Israel
Rapped
CAIRO
Reuters
Cairo
newspapers
today
attacked
the
US
decision
to
sell
missiles
to
Israel
Al
Akhbar
describes
it
as
nothing
but
an
aggression
di
directed
�
rected
toward
the
Arab
world
and
claims
President
Kennedy
took
the
decision
in
order
that
he
may
win
votes
of
Jews
in
the
November
elections
For
the
sake
of
these
votes
he
disregards
decisions
of
the
UN
and
also
American
inter
interests
�
ests
Prince
of
Yemen
Tries
or
Throne
ADEN
11
Yemens
princely
delegate
to
the
UN
headed
home
in
the
face
of
death
threats
today
to
claim
the
family
throne
alter
rebels
announced
they
had
killed
the
newly
in
installed
�
stalled
monarch
and
proclaimed
a
republic
The
delegate
Prince
Hassan
acted
as
broadcasts
from
Ye
Yemens
�
mens
capital
of
Sana
said
mil
military
�
itary
rebels
destiojcd
Rosal
Palace
with
artillery
burying
beneath
debris
his
35-year-old
aephcvv
the
new
Imam
Mo
Mohammed
�
hammed
Al
Uadr
PRINCE
GEORGE
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
FRIDAY
SEPTEMBER
28
1962
JAYCEES
Bob
Strom
left
and
Ted
Moffat
cart
Bob
Borrie
off
to
city
hall
to
make
sure
his
name
is
on
the
voters
list
now
being
revised
The
junior
cham
chamber
�
ber
is
trying
to
make
sure
lhat
not
only
does
everyone
on
the
list
vote
in
the
winter
elections
but
that
all
eligible
voters
are
on
the
list
City
hall
will
be
open
from
9
am
to
5
pm
Saturday
so
that
tenant
and
resident
electors
British
sub
subjects
�
jects
over
21
who
have
been
in
the
city
at
least
six
months
but
do
not
own
property
can
get
their
iname
on
the
revised
list
Revision
deadlineas
Sunday
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photo
WORLD
HOT
SPOTS
Battle
Worsens
on
Frontier
TutocUm
Cuban
Embargo
UNITED
NATIONS
lT
For
Foreign
�
eign
Minister
Fcrulun
Cemal
Erkin
of
Turkey
says
Turkisli
shipowners
have
stopped
shut
shuttling
�
tling
cargoes
from
the
Soviet
Union
to
Cuba
Erkin
told
reporters
the
owners
agreed
to
ban
such
cargoes
alter
the
Turkish
gov
government
�
ernment
told
them
there
was
mounting
resentment
in
the
US
because
US
allies
were
carry
carrying
�
ing
Soviet
goods
to
Cuba
Erkin
said
about
10
Turkish
vessels
had
been
carrying
wheat
and
iron
between
Soviet
Black
Sea
ports
and
Cuba
but
none
had
carried
arms
Afro
Asians
Ask
Rhodesian
Parley
UNITED
NATIONS
til
Af
African
�
rican
and
Asian
delegations
planned
today
to
ask
the
UN
General
Assemblys
trusteeship
committee
to
give
priority
to
the
situation
in
Southern
Rho
Rhodesia
�
desia
Theyll
get
it
because
what
the
Afro
Asians
want
they
get
said
a
member
of
the
commit
committee
�
tee
The
Afro
Asian
group
com
commands
�
mands
53
votes
in
the
108-mem-
Lcr
UN
African
politicians
with
the
backing
of
the
17
nation
UN
committee
on
colonialism
have
opposed
a
projected
constitution
for
Southern
Rhodesia
on
grounds
it
would
not
grant
the
African
majority
sufficient
rep
representation
�
resentation
Last
week
the
white-dominated
government
of
that
self
governing
colony
outlawed
the
Zimbabwe
African
Peoples
Congress
in
the
wake
of
an
upsurge
of
arson
Joshua
Nkomo
persident
of
the
congress
organized
it
after
a
previous
African
party
was
banned
last
December
In
Lusaka
northern
Nigeria
Nkomo
announced
the
Africans
were
forming
a
Southern
Rho
Rhodesian
�
desian
government
in
exile
in
Tanganyika
Star
Has
Cancer
HOLLYWOOD
AP
Actor
producer
Dick
Powell
57
calm
calmly
�
ly
told
reporters
Thursday
hes
under
treatment
for
cancer
Ho
said
he
was
confident
of
making
a
full
recovery
Powell
and
his
wife
actress
June
Alljson
met
with
report
reporters
�
ers
in
the
couples
Beverly
Hills
home
The
actor
-
producer
who
heads
the
highly
successful
Four
Star
Productions
said
he
has
been
receiving
treatments
for
a
malignancy
on
a
gland
on
the
right
side
of
his
neck
and
another
in
a
pocket
in
his
chest
Now
Hear
This
Junior
Forest
Warden
Leader
Dick
Clifford
is
predicting
a
sale
of
only
about
1200
light
bulbs
in
the
second
light
bulb
sale
being
held
by
the
boys
to
raise
money
for
this
years
activi
activities
�
ties
The
first
drive
a
couple
of
weeks
ago
saw
1000
bulbs
sold
within
a
couple
of
hours
but
this
time
around
some
of
the
stores
are
apparently
getting
in
on
the
act
with
special
low
prices
tor
the
bulbs
Under
the
heading
of
handy
items
comes
packages
of
five
cent
stamps
done
up
in
plastiq
in
1
lots
for
carrying
in
purse
or
pocket
They
are
available
at
the
post
office
Remem
Remember
�
ber
the
good
old
fowl
suppers
of
the
prairies
Knox
Mens
AOTS
sponsored
two
such
suppers
in
the
last
two
years
patterned
atter
the
Dfia
no
fowl
sumers
Hassans
announce
ment
and
fieir
success
has
prompted
the
group
to
schedule
a
repeat
performance
here
on
Nov
7
Circle
the
date
on
your
calen
calendar
�
dar
A
representative
of
the
Co
Cooperative
�
operative
Play
School
Associa
Association
�
tion
phoned
in
this
morning
to
say
a
vacancy
has
developed
in
the
four-year-old
group
and
any
parent
who
wishes
to
enter
a
child
in
the
school
should
contact
Mrs
Ralph
Storey
LOgait
1
7831
Dont
laugh
at
Iho
Red
Hat
Boys
next
week
They
are
safety-conscious
sportsmen
who
are
publicising
Hunter
Safety
Week
a
joint
promotion
of
rod
and
gun
clubs
and
the
provincial
government
Well
I
guess
we
are
finally
classed
as
a
big
city
said
a
hap
storming
into
the
news
newsroom
�
room
today
I
just
finished
payirig
15
cents
for
a
coffee
in
Piue
George
BALLOTING
LIGHT
Manv
owner
electors
of
t
School
District
57
found
themselves
unable
to
vote
on
loan
bylaw
Referendum
10
when
they
appeared
at
the
polls
this
morning
be
because
�
cause
their
names
were
not
on
the
voters
list
At
rurai
points
it
was
found
that
the
printed
list
of
electors
left
out
some
of
the
property
owners
included
in
the
list
of
property
owners
supplied
by
the
provincial
government
In
the
city
the
last
revised
municipal
list
of
owner
electors
which
is
almost
a
jear
old
is
used
so
that
many
qualified
electors
are
not
listed
City
Manager
Arran
Thomson
and
Returning
Officer
Bob
Graccy
agreed
that
city
voters
who
aie
not
on
the
old
list
can
get
affidavits
from
city
hall
and
thus
be
allowed
to
vote
However
it
was
not
known
by
press
time
today
if
the
same
procedure
could
be
used
in
the
rural
areas
and
if
so
who
would
be
qualified
to
issue
the
affidavits
Voting
is
being
held
at
23
city
and
district
schools
until
8
pm
today
A
school
district
official
said
the
voting
got
off
to
a
slow
start
and
apparently
would
be
light
School
Space
Need
Grows
Registration
at
the
more
than
SO
schools
of
School
District
57
next
September
will
probably
top
the
8000
mark
the
Central
Fort
George
Elementary
PTA
was
told
Thursday
Trustee
Harold
Moffat
said
the
annual
increase
in
enrol
enrolment
�
ment
during
the
last
decade
has
generally
been
about
10
per
cent
and
nearly
3u0
per
ceni
In
total
from
1050
to
19G0
This
year
the
growth
of
school
population
has
created
a
need
for
20
more
classrooms
than
last
car
and
the
same
will
probably
be
true
next
vcar
as
the
aiea
and
its
school
system
continue
to
grow
Mr
Moffat
reiterated
Super
Superintendent
�
intendent
J
M
Phillipsons
warning
that
unless
Referendum
10
is
passed
today
some
stu
students
�
dents
will
be
going
to
school
in
shifts
next
year
The
503000
referendum
pro
proposes
�
poses
vvoik
for
Central
Fort
George
Kelly
Road
Pcden
Hill
the
Seymour
Subdivision
and
for
rural
school
and
tcachcragcs
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Mostly
cloudy
with
a
few
scattered
showers
Saturday
little
change
in
temperature
wind
southerly
15
Low
tonight
and
high
Satur
Saturday
�
day
at
Prince
George
35
and
55
Smithers
40
and
58
Ques
nel
40
and
GO
Sunday
outlook
Continuing
cloudy
and
cool
with
possible
showers
PEACE
RIVER
Cloudy
and
cooler
with
show
showers
�
ers
and
light
winds
Low
to
night
and
high
Saturday
at
Grande
Prairie
40
and
55
Last
24
Hours
Hi
Lo
Prec
Prince
George
50
35
28
Terrace
57
47
trace
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45
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51
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Williams
Lake
53
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Kamloops
73
52
Whitehorse
17
32
Fort
Nelson
58
30
Port
St
John
53
31
Dawson
Creek
51
31
Shot
Delayed
WASHINGTON
in
i-
Another
attempt
to
shoot
the
Canadian
satellite
Alouette
into
space
Iras
been
postponed
until
early
Sat
Saturday
�
urday
A
US
space
agency
official
said
the
satellite
planned
to
scan
the
top
layer
of
the
iono
ionosphere
�
sphere
is
sitting
atop
a
two
stage
Tlior
Agena
B
rocket
at
cup
of
the
Vandenberg
Air
Fuice
Base
i
i
California
u
7c
a
Copy
Mercy
Slays
n
Klto
150
per
Month
Unlisted
Voters
Stumped
at
Polls
Queens
Cousin
Ordered
Pay
Land
Tax
Or
Else
DEAL
England
M
A
cousin
of
the
Queen
is
being
sued
for
getting
behind
in
Ins
property
tax
payments
He
is
Earl
Granville
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The
Deal
Borough
Council
claimed
Thursday
the
eail
owed
185
an
cars
in
local
taxes
for
the
first
half
of
the
year
Magistrates
issued
a
warrant
giving
the
council
power
to
seize
properly
from
the
carls
home
at
neaiby
Walmcr
If
the
earl
doesnt
pay
up
jaihffs
can
take
possession
of
property
from
his
house
up
to
the
value
of
the
arrears
and
sell
it
AROUND
BC
Lawyer
Favors
HARRISON
HOT
SPRINGS
Chief
Justic
A
C
DcsBrisay
of
CP
The
dean
of
the
Manitoba
law
school
said
here
he
approves
of
sterilization
abortion
and
euthanasia
under
many
circum
circumstances
�
stances
He
said
he
believes
in
contra
contraception
�
ception
under
all
circumstances
In
a
talk
to
the
College
of
Physicians
and
Surgeons
of
BC
Dr
G
P
It
Tallin
said
To
terminate
the
pregnancy
of
a
woman
who
has
used
thali
thalidomide
�
domide
in
the
early
stages
of
pregnancy
or
has
been
raped
by
a
mental
defective
I
regard
as
socially
desirable
Many
births
of
deformed
ba
babies
�
bies
throughout
the
world
have
been
blamed
in
the
tranquil
lizer
drug
thalidomide
Sterilization
of
the
mental
defective
is
also
socially
desir
desirable
�
able
said
Dr
Tallin
He
did
not
expand
on
his
ap
provat
ol
eutnanasia
mercy
killing
under
certain
circum
circumstances
�
stances
No
Dispute
Cases
At
WCB
Hearing
VANCOUVER
CP
Work
Workers
�
ers
or
emplovers
appealing
in
individual
�
dividual
Workmens
Compensa
Compensation
�
tion
Board
rulings
will
get
short
shrift
when
royal
com
commission
�
mission
hearings
open
here
Monday
Commission
clerk
Graham
Leslie
said
the
hearings
by
or
Bnvites
To
Hunt
Game
Distressed
at
hearing
Prince
Charles
and
the
boys
father
Prince
Philip
maligned
by
British
and
Canadian
newspa
newspapers
�
pers
after
the
lad
shot
a
slag
City
Manager
Arran
Thomson
was
directed
by
Mayor
Garvin
Dezcll
to
write
to
the
hunters
In
the
letter
sent
airmail
direct
from
Prince
George
to
Balmoral
Castle
Maor
Dezcll
congratulated
the
young
prince
on
his
prowess
in
shooting
a
stag
He
invited
the
royal
hunters
to
come
to
some
of
the
finest
the
appeal
court
will
enquire
into
general
administration
matters
He
said
there
is
a
general
belief
that
persons
wishing
lo
dispute
board
rulings
can
ap
appear
�
pear
to
appeal
personal
cases
and
have
the
commissioner
order
redress
The
commissioner
has
no
authorilv
lo
order
the
board
lo
do
anything
Mr
Leslie
said
Engineers
Plea
Rejected
by
Court
VANCOUVER
CP
Mr
Jus
Justice
�
tice
Norman
Whittaker
Thurs
Thursday
�
day
dismissed
an
appeal
by
geologist
William
Henry
Pat
more
against
expulsion
from
the
Association
of
Professional
Engineers
of
BC
The
association
dropped
Pat
more
from
its
rolls
for
alleged
unprofessional
conduct
in
con
connection
�
nection
with
a
mining
syndicate
for
which
he
was
trustee
Mr
Justic
Whittakor
was
told
the
syndicates
property
obtained
from
Patmore
on
his
professional
advice
about
its
value
proved
worthless
and
that
Patmore
invested
the
bal
balance
�
ance
of
the
funds
in
other
min
mining
�
ing
stock
without
the
approval
of
syndicate
members
The
stock
plunged
Sjndicate
members
later
sued
claiming
breach
of
trust
e
rices
in
BC
Two
memhors
of
the
Hoyal
Family
have
invited
to
North
Central
BC
for
a
hunting
trip
been
hunting
and
fishing
left
any
anywhere
�
where
in
the
world
Newspapers
across
the
At
Atlantic
�
lantic
have
condemned
the
shooting
by
Prince
Charles
sug
suggesting
�
gesting
he
is
nothing
but
a
trigger
happy
joutlr
Mr
Thomson
said
today
We
havent
received
a
reply
as
jet
But
if
the
boy
and
Prince
Philip
will
tolerate
a
little
of
the
rustic
accommodation
avail
available
�
able
in
hunting
areas
around
Prince
George
Im
sure
they
would
have
an
excellent
hunt
ing
trip
Trapline
Up
for
Grabs
But
Business
Is
Risky
Want
to
get
away
from
it
all
i
fur
game
can
produce
its
re
ream
�
am
go
trapping
wards
but
they
are
not
alvvavs
Edward
Manner
1800
Oak
monetary
Still
its
independ
has
a
trapline
for
sale
in
the
once
Mud
River
area
about
10
miles
southwest
of
the
city
Hes
owned
it
for
three
jears
although
he
and
a
partner
trapped
the
same
line
more
than
30
ears
ago
Ill
health
Mr
Manner
said
today
is
forc
forcing
�
ing
him
into
a
less
arduous
means
of
earning
a
living
The
trapline
follows
57
miles
in
its
circular
route
tapping
river
and
lakes
which
arc
the
abode
of
beaver
and
mink
Trapping
season
is
from
Nov
1
to
mid
May
Can
ou
make
a
living
at
it
Twenty
cars
ago
aeeordiug
lo
Mr
Manner
some
trappers
earned
4000to
5000
a
season
good
money
In
tiiose
days
But
fluctuating
market
prices
today
jnake
trapping
In
this
area1
a
gamble
lie
said
You
never
know
what
-urkv
youll
gel
when
youre
ready
to
sell
EDWARD
MANNER
Like
fishing
or
farming
the
tripping
trick