WTH
PNR
DEAD
How
will
Bennett
save
face
Premier
Bennetts
So
Social
�
cial
Credit
government
has
cancelled
out
the
Pa
Pacific
�
cific
Northern
Railway
It
wrote
finis
to
the
Wcnner
Gren
hoax
last
Friday
when
it
rescinded
the
PNHs
special
bor
borrowing
�
rowing
powers
its
pro
proposed
�
posed
right-of-way
and
its
authority
tc
use
crown
land
The
question
is
Whats
next
If
the
Socrcds
follow
the
pattern
they
have
set
in
re
recent
�
cent
vears
the
best
guess
is
that
the
people
of
BC
will
build
this
railway
whether
they
want
to
or
not
In
the
wind
A
look
at
recent
BC
gov
government
�
ernment
history
Indicates
that
something
else
is
in
the
wind
Otherwise
there
was
no
rea
reason
�
son
to
write
off
the
PNR
of
officially
�
ficially
at
this
time
The
proposed
700
mile
rail
way
between
Prince
George
and
the
Yukon
was
one
of
Mr
Bennetts
favorite
dreams
He
and
fellow
Social
Creditors
used
the
PNR
promise
to
help
win
the
1960
election
He
pledged
the
day
its
so
called
construction
was
begun
that
it
would
never
stop
until
it
reached
the
Yukon
Its
write
off
is
a
tremendous
loss
of
face
which
the
Socrcds
already
having
suffered
heavy
prestige
losses
in
the
south
and
facing
others
simply
can
cannot
�
not
afford
Need
alternative
They
need
an
alternative
and
they
need
it
badly
The
only
obvious
alternative
is
for
the
provincial
government
to
tackle
the
railway
job
or
part
of
it
This
seems
to
be
a
safe
guess
in
view
of
what
hap
happened
�
pened
to
another
Wcnner
Gren
hoax
development
of
hydro
hydroelectric
�
electric
power
on
the
Peace
River
a
project
on
whih
MF
Bennctt
and
his
colleagues
leaned
heavily
for
political
acceptance
The
Peace
may
or
may
not
be
economically
feasible
if
its
prime
market
is
the
Greater
Vancouver
area
Without
that
populated
and
heavily
indus
industrialized
�
trialized
market
the
Peace
could
not
be
built
Every
en
engineer
�
gineer
and
economist
knows
it
So
did
the
Socrcds
No
jurisdiction
The
huge
Greater
Vancou
Vancouver
�
ver
power
market
was
con
controlled
�
trolled
by
the
BC
Electric
Co
a
privately
owned
utility
over
which
the
government
had
no
jurisdiction
in
respect
to
where
it
bought
power
And
the
BCE
refused
to
sign
up
to
buy
Peace
River
power
because
it
would
bo
too
expensive
and
would
force
up
electricity
rates
To
save
face
for
himself
and
his
political
party
the
premier
had
to
take
action
or
see
his
northern
dream
go
flat
So
his
government
took
over
the
BCE
and
its
right
to
bar
bargain
�
gain
for
power
then
became
the
governments
right
Mr
Bennett
then
also
took
over
the
rights
and
plans
for
nearly
10
million
of
the
pub
publics
�
lics
money
and
without
the
publics
permission
of
the
Peace
River
Power
Develop
Development
�
ment
Co
and
announced
that
the
government
owned
BC
lljio
would
build
the
Peace
project
and
transmit
its
power
pioduction
to
Vancouver
Kudos
were
slow
His
problem
solved
the
premier
sat
back
to
await
kudos
They
were
slow
in
coming
His
method
of
seizing
the
BCE
at
his
own
price
was
criticized
throughout
the
fin
financial
�
ancial
world
Investors
who
might
have
put
money
into
BC
held
back
fearful
that
it
would
be
subject
to
seizure
at
the
governments
whim
Mr
Bennetts
refusal
to
let
the
people
of
B
C
vote
on
the
takeover
antagonized
the
peo
people
�
ple
in
the
south
They
might
have
supported
the
plan
But
they
were
not
asked
Then
Mr
Bennetts
Social
Credit
party
lost
the
crucial
Point
Grey
b
election
by
a
landslide
to
Liberal
Pat
Mc
Geer
In
view
of
the
money
and
big
wheel
type
of
cam
campaign
�
paign
the
Socrcds
expended
to
win
Point
Grey
its
loss
was
a
shocker
to
the
party
hier
hierarchy
�
archy
Public
opinion
polls
since
then
have
shown
the
Socreds
to
be
losing
support
in
many
directions
Clearly
something
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en
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WITH
A
GOLD
RUSH
THEME
BEING
FOLLOWED
at
the
27th
annual
Jaycee
convention
being
held
here
can
can
girls
were
a
must
Providing
part
of
the
entertainment
for
the
several
hundreds
delegates
at-
IN
FIELD
OF
SIX
Vancouver
man
picked
as
top
Jaycee
speaker
Brian
Johnston
of
Vancouver
took
top
honors
Thurs
Thursday
�
day
night
in
the
BC
arid
Yukon
Junior
Chamber
of
Commerce
effective
speaking
contest
at
the
convention
CLEAR
m
Mostly
sunny
Saturday
Little
change
in
temperature
Light
winds
Low
tonight
and
high
Saturday
at
Prince
George
40
and
65
Quesnel
40
and
70
Smithers
40
and
62
Sunday
outlook
Generally
air
with
possible
widely-scattered
showers
A
little
cooler
than
Saturday
Low
tonight
and
high
Satur
Saturday
�
day
in
the
Peace
River
area
40
and
65
Low
tonight
and
high
Satur
Saturday
�
day
at
Vancouver
47
and
67
Victoria
40
and
65
LAST
24
HOURS
Hi
Lo
Prec
Prince
George
60
41
08
Terrace
60
45
03
Smithers
60
41
Quesnel
65
44
05
Williams
Lake
63
43
09
Kamloops
81
61
Whitehorsc
57
40
Fort
Nelson
60
38
04
Fort
St
John
63
49
trace
Dawson
Creek
66
45
George
put
its
new
lager
beer
High
Life
quietly
on
the
Van
Vancouver
�
couver
market
Wednesday
It
was
the
first
time
in
four
ears
the
Lower
Mainlanders
have
seen
the
High
Life
label
but
obviously
they
havent
forgotten
Us
one
time
popularity
when
it
IN
THE
CITIZEN
Book
past
14
Church
notictt
14
Classified
10
11
Comic
12
Coming
evtnts
I
Editorial
pago
t
District
naw
2
Hero
and
thtre
I
Markt
J
Sport
4
S
Tv
-
16
here
Representing
the
Lower
Main
Mainland
�
land
district
he
won
out
over
the
best
speakers
from
five
finals
in
Winnipeg
June
8
the
winner
of
which
will
contest
the
Eastern
Canada
champion
in
Halifax
in
July
His
topic
was
the
third
Jay
Jaycee
�
cee
creed
That
economic
justice
can
best
be
won
by
free
men
through
free
enterprise
The
talks
were
not
less
than
10
minutes
and
no
longer
than
12
minutes
Judges
were
Bill
Jones
city
works
superintend
superintendent
�
ent
Peter
Coleman
English
de
department
�
partment
head
of
Prince
George
Senior
Secondary
School
and
Bcrnie
Stevens
Jaycce3
nation
national
�
al
president
Other
contestants
were
Har
Harold
�
old
See
of
Dawson
Creek
Cen
Central
�
tral
BC
and
Yukon
District
Nat
Zasso
of
Kitimat
North
Coast
Skecna
District
John
Dailey
Kootenay
District
Dave
Gamble
Okanagan
Mainline
District
and
Joe
Kampman
Vancouver
Island
District
The
27th
annual
convention
continues
in
the
Hotel
Simon
Fraser
and
the
Civic
Centre
to
day
and
Saturday
with
business
sessions
and
social
events
both
days
The
Bonanza
Ball
will
be
at
930
tonight
in
the
Civic
Centre
Elections
to
the
provincial
executive
will
be
held
Saturday
afternoon
Now
hear
this
A
United
Press
UPI
news
story
which
is
reprinted
on
page
nine
of
this
newspaper
says
Chicago
promoter
Robert
H
Van
Schoick
wouldnt
pin
pinpoint
�
point
where
he
plans
to
build
his
empire
But
The
Citiicn
did
so
some
months
ago
Its
south
of
Chctwynd
in
the
Sukunka
River
Valley
says
Citizen
reporter
Jack
Jamion
whq
wrote
the
original
story
and
dug
out
the
location
by
dint
of
some
careful
sleuthing
Tartan
Brewing
Co
of
Prince
was
a
product
of
the
former
Princeton
brewery
Without
one
word
of
publicity
or
promotion
it
just
appeared
on
the
shelves
of
a
few
liquor
stores
Wednes
day
and
on
that
first
day
1000
cases
were
sold
Northern
Interior
Lumbermens
Associa
Association
�
tion
past
president
Garry
Wil
mot
savs
delegates
at
last
weeks
NILA
convention
did
not
hang
a
local
motel
operator
over
the
second
storey
railing
of
his
establishment
as
was
re
reported
�
ported
in
a
news
story
Gerry
says
he
has
proof
it
was
a
dele
gate
to
the
Kinsman
convention
a
couple
of
davs
earlier
whq
was
responsible
Lumbermen
dont
do
silly
things
like
that
he
said
Waste
not
want
not
must
be
the
motive
of
Vic
toria
Javcee
delegate
Eric
Charman
An
unsuccessful
Tory
candidate
in
the
April
8
federal
election
Eric
is
using
parts
of
his
old
campaign
posters
in
his
bid
for
election
to
an
executive
post
in
the
provincial
Jaycees
organization
at
the
convention
here
New
Molsons
rep
in
this
aiea
is
Larry
Kaplan
He
hails
from
Vancouver
and
will
move
his
wife
and
family
here
from
the
Great
Rain
Forest
after
the
July
1
weekend
e
VICTORIA
CP
Cadboro
saurus
the
camera
shy
sea
serpent
claimed
to
have
been
photographed
W
c
d
n
esday
turned
out
Thursday
to
be
man
made
Caddy
as
the
monster
is
affectionately
known
on
the
West
Coast
was
made
up
of
half
a
dozen
rubber
tires
nailed
upright
with
inner
tube
rubber
a
tire
covered
vvooden
neck
and
head
and
inner
tube
supported
outrigger
Floated
in
the
sea
it
looked
exactly
like
everybodys
idea
of
a
sea
serpent
Miss
Nettie
Ross
of
Bran
Brandon
�
don
Man
claimed
she
had
taken
a
picture
of
a
lifetime
Caddy
swimming
lazily
at
this
resort
north
of
Victoria
I
am
sure
it
was
the
Cad
dy
we
have
read
about
said
Miss
Ross
visiting
relatives
Mr
and
Mrs
T
H
Brown
Vancouver
Island
druggists
drug
salesmen
and
physicians
held
an
annual
fishing
derby
Thursday
at
the
resort
and
Wednesday
night
the
derby
committee
was
seen
watching
and
laughing
as
the
tire-and-wood
Caddy
was
towed
past
the
area
The
serpent
was
found
in
a
boathouse
The
fishing
derby
commit
committee
�
tee
built
it
and
planned
to
put
on
a
show
this
evening
A
trial
run
was
taken
by
some
as
a
legitimate
sight
ing
When
we
discovered
it
was
a
hoax
we
decided
to
car
carry
�
ry
it
on
I
covered
up
for
them
all
the
way
Miss
Ross
really
believed
Tenders
have
been
called
for
construction
of
the
south
por
portion
�
tion
of
the
city
bypass
from
the
new
Fraser
River
Bridge
to
the
Cariboo
Highway
The
643
mile
section
will
link
the
bridge
with
the
highway
at
a
point
about
Zii
miles
south
of
-the
airport
gate
e
Former
local
lawyer
admits
to
begging
A
former
Prince
George
lawyer
pleaded
guilty
in
Victoria
police
couit
Thursday
to
a
charge
of
begging
Gordon
Rhodes
who
practiced
here
and
in
Qucsnel
about
10
years
ago
said
he
had
been
suffer
suffering
�
ing
from
arthritis
of
the
spine
had
not
been
able
to
E
T
I
wrk
fr
more
than
a
year
andjieeded
assistance
to
u
other
districts
He
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J
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w
m
pate
in
the
Western
Canada
Magistrate
Bernard
Isman
sentenced
Rhodes
to
a
day
in
jail
and
ordered
him
to
post
a
500
bond
to
keep
the
peace
for
a
year
Sea
serpent
turns
out
to
be
man
made
wonder
it
was
something
She
was
persuaded
not
to
say
any
anything
�
thing
The
monster
was
able
to
go
up
and
down
in
the
water
and
disappear
because
a
skindiver
manipulated
the
thing
District
forest
tire
total
jumps
from
16
to
19
Number
of
forest
fires
burn
burning
�
ing
in
the
Prince
George
Forest
District
has
jumped
from
Thurs
days
16
to
19
today
after
a
lull
of
almost
a
week
Hazard
is
low
to
moderate
throughout
the
district
but
for
forest
�
est
service
spokesmen
urged
fishermen
and
campers
to
be
careful
with
fire
in
the
woods
during
the
weekend
Three
of
the
fires
burning
to-
day
are
new
Twenty
six
men
one
crawler
tractor
and
no
air
aircraft
�
craft
are
working
on
the
blazes
Itlzen
The
only
daily
newspaper
serving
Central
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FORMS
A
committee
of
young
people
and
Cottonwood
Island
Improvement
Dis
District
�
trict
trustees
has
been
struck
to
press
for
con
construction
�
struction
of
a
pedestrian
overpass
over
the
CNR
yards
The
move
follows
an
accident
in
the
yards
Wednesday
when
14
v
car
old
Penny
Fidk
had
part
of
her
foot
crushed
under
a
wheel
of
a
boxcar
while
she
was
walking
to
school
CNR
officials
said
the
girl
was
apparently
crawling
under
a
coupling
taking
a
shortcut
across
the
vards
from
her
Cot
Cottonwood
�
tonwood
Island
home
to
the
city
GIRL
SATISFACTORY
The
102
car
extra
westbound
freight
apparently
started
be
before
�
fore
she
could
get
out
from
un
under
�
der
and
part
of
her
left
foot
was
crushed
between
the
wheel
and
the
rail
She
was
rushed
to
hospital
by
ambulance
and
emergency
sur
surgery
�
gery
was
performed
Today
hospital
officials
said
she
was
in
satisfactory
condition
The
same
day
four
friends
who
witnessed
the
accident
set
up
a
fund
for
the
injured
girl
and
started
a
petition
calling
for
a
pedestrian
overpass
over
the
yards
Thursday
right
a
public
meeting
attended
by
about
45
young
people
and
adults
was
held
at
the
Island
Cache
School
to
discuss
action
that
might
be
NO
ACCESS
Among
suggestions
were
that
Cottonwood
Island
children
be
kept
out
of
school
for
a
few
days
or
the
remainder
ot
the
vcar
as
a
protest
against
unsafe
condi
conditions
�
tions
There
is
no
legal
access
to
the
CUD
several
persons
at
attending
�
tending
the
meeting
said
and
it
is
necessary
to
trespass
on
CNR
land
even
in
using
the
Ottawa
Street
crossing
One
suggested
that
use
of
the
Ottawa
Street
crossing
by
the
children
would
still
not
prevent
them
from
crawling
bctvscen
boxcars
as
trains
sometimes
stop
across
the
level
crossing
However
the
strike
was
fin
finally
�
ally
ruled
out
because
it
is
il
illegal
�
legal
it
could
not
be
maintain
maintained
�
ed
for
the
minimum
of
several
months
before
an
overpass
could
be
built
and
it
would
mean
missing
final
exams
ADULT
HELP
The
meeting
finally
decided
to
carry
on
what
had
been
started
by
the
young
people
through
a
committee
composed
of
district
trustees
and
the
stu
students
�
dents
Today
Trustee
Irvin
Wiley
chairman
of
the
CUD
said
he
would
call
a
meeting
when
the
voung
people
had
completed
their
petition
and
adult
help
might
be
needed
Another
public
meeting
was
scheduled
for
Monday
at
8
pm
at
the
school
when
the
students
will
report
further
to
they
hope
a
better
crowd
of
resi
residents
�
dents
SHATTERED
ACCIDENT
VICTIM
SAYS
The
tenders
will
be
opened
June
13
There
has
been
no
official
an
announcement
�
nouncement
from
the
highway
department
in
Victoria
of
when
const
uction
will
likely
start
However
the
usual
practice
when
tenders
are
called
at
this
time
of
year
is
to
proceed
short
shortly
�
ly
after
the
contract
is
award
awarded
�
ed
half
finished
shack
he
calls
home
in
neighboring
Richmond
to
be
greeted
by
three
men
on
his
doorstep
They
are
outside
my
door
right
now
trying
to
get
me
to
invest
money
in
their
schemes
he
said
in
an
interview
They
called
themselves
my
friends
and
they
couldnt
wait
to
get
at
me
he
added
bitterly
Rorneman
suffered
paralysis
of
the
right
side
a
punctured
lung
a
blinded
left
eve
three
breaks
in
his
skull
and
broken
arms
legs
and
other
bones
in
a
traffic
accident
near
Seattle
three
ears
ago
He
was
on
his
way
home
from
a
Boilermakers
job
in
Kimber
ley
with
Walter
Nielsen
57
of
Burnaby
Nielsen
driver
of
the
car
pulled
to
the
side
of
the
road
because
of
a
blowout
The
car
was
hit
by
a
Safeway
Stores
Inc
truck
and
Borneman
suc
successfully
�
cessfully
sued
the
company
A
26000
buit
by
NeUsen
was
thrown
out
itti
-t
-
K
Xv
e
a
Copy
-tepto
wTuAHnitt
Group
to
press
overpass
issue
Reds
have
lost
space
craft
Von
Braun
says
NEW
ORLEANS
AP
Dr
Werner
Von
Uraun
says
there
is
definite
proof
that
Russia
has
lost
some
of
its
unmanned
space
vehicles
But
he
said
he
had
no
knowledge
of
alleged
fatalities
of
Soviet
astronauts
nor
he
said
did
lie
know
the
source
of
the
reports
GIVEN
LAST
SACRAMENT
Pontiff
failing
rapidly
said
on
deaths
edge
VATICAN
CITY
AP
Pope
John
was
on
the
threshhold
of
death
today
The
8l-car-od
spiritual
ruler
of
the
worlds
500000000
Roman
Catholics
was
reported
failing
rapidly
He
was
given
extreme
unc
unction
�
tion
the
last
sacrament
of
the
church
for
those
in
danger
of
dying
It
was
a
dramatic
turn
An
authoritative
source
quot
quoted
�
ed
one
of
the
Popes
doctors
as
saying
the
Pope
might
live
as
long
as
a
few
days
iri
his
present
condition
The
Vatican
radio
said
The
Pope
is
grave
very
grave
The
new
crisis
Is
gravissima
mostfe
grave
V
J
An
Unconfirmed
report
said
he
had
been
placed
In
an
oxy
oxygen
�
gen
tent
This
morning
the
Pope
was
reported
by
the
Vatican
as
con
tinuing
to
rally
from
a
crisis
Tuesday
The
press
office
said
he
spent
a
tranquil
night
Suddenly
came
the
crisis
that
his
doctors
had
feared
a
crisis
at
a
time
when
he
was
still
weak
from
the
last
one
There
was
little
hope
he
could
survive
this
one
To
all
members
of
the
Vati-
Continued
on
Page
3
Rising
cyclone
death
toll
now
put
at
5000
RAWALPINDI
Pakistan
Reuters
Estimates
of
the
death
toll
in
the
cyclone
torn
Chittagong
area
of
East
Pakis
Pakistan
�
tan
rose
as
high
as
5000
today
Army
rescue
teams
launched
mass
innoculation
programs
among
hundreds
of
thousands
of
homeless
peasants
Chittagong
and
its
population
of
nearly
500000
were
without
water
and
power
three
days
after
the
area
was
devastated
by
150-mile-an-hour
winds
and
floods
The
Associated
Press
said
un
unofficial
�
official
estimates
placed
dead
at
at
-least
5000
on
the
80
mile
stretch
of
the
Bay
of
Ben
Bengal
�
gal
coastline
swept
by
the
storm
250000
not
enough
balm
VANCOUVER
CP
Wil
William
�
liam
G
Borneman
33
is
250
000
richer
but
bitterness
drips
from
every
word
he
speaks
The
half
paralyzed
and
half
blind
traffic
victim
was
award
awarded
�
ed
the
money
the
largest
damage
award
in
the
US
Pac
Pacific
�
ific
Northwest
history
by
a
Superior
Court
jury
in
Seattle
Thursday
he
returned
to
the
Tenders
for
second
bypass
section
called
1
Borneman
who
lives
in
a
wheelchair
finds
no
happiness
in
the
prospect
of
having
more
money
than
many
men
earn
in
a
lifetime
What
can
I
do
with
it
Im
paralyzed
I
cant
walk
I
cant
drive
Did
I
have
hardship
ou
ask
You
try
to
live
on
welfare
I
had
to
move
from
my
own
jiome
with
my
wife
and
my
child
Helga
3
to
a
shack
half
finished
What
will
I
do
with
the
money
That
is
none
of
jour
business
Go
into
business
Im
paralyzed
I
cant
write
my
own
name
Nor
the
money
does
not
make
up
for
it
Nothing
could
make
up
for
me
How
can
I
blame
anybody
I
blame
myself
for
driving
I
should
have
taken
a
plane
Lawyers
for
Safeway
Stores
said
in
Seattle
Thursday
they
will
appeal
the
award
50
FOOT
WAVES
KILL
2
SEAMEN
PERTH
Australia
Reuters
Waves
more
than
50
feet
high
smashed
into
the
British
freighter
Clan
MacDonald
off
western
Australia
Thursday
killing
two
seamen
and
in
injuring
�
juring
five
others
Student
stabs
teacher
in
back
with
compass
CLOVERDALE
CP
Seven
school
children
fainted
in
a
West
Whalley
high
school
Thurs
Thursday
�
day
when
a
student
stabbed
a
32-
car
old
teacher
in
the
back
with
a
compass
SI
a
nf
red
Pohn
is
in
satisfac
satisfactory
�
tory
condition
in
hospital
His
injuries
are
not
serious
RCMP
are
holding
a
junior
secondary
school
student
in
connection
with
the
stabbing
Inhalator
trucks
were
called
to
revive
the
students
who
faint
fainted
�
ed
among
the
class
of
36
Witnesses
said
Pohn
was
walking
toward
the
classroom
door
when
attacked
by
the
17-
car
old
student
The
teacher
turned
to
face
his
attacker
then
collapsed
and
fell
on
the
floor
TRAIN
KILLS
JUMPER
LIBERTY
MO
AP
A
parachute
jumper
was
killed
Thursday
when
he
hit
a
moving
freight
train
He
was
Karl
Dean
Frandsen
26
of
Raytown
Mo
Sgt
Douglas
Scnekcr
of
the
sheriffs
patrol
said
ho
saw
Frandsen
get
caught
by
a
stiff
wind
and
then
land
on
top
of
a
boxcar
MEET
SNOOPY
aff
Snoopy
is
a
dog
who
wants
fo
bo
a
human
being
or
a
ferocious
lionr
or
an
allh
gator
or
a
snake
But
most
of
his
imitations
come
a
cropper
giving
hearty
chuckles
to
fans
ot
PEANUTS
comic
strip
sen
sation
starting
Monday
in
THE
CITIZEN