DIRTY TRICKS A FACTOR oe
Bennett considers

By CHARLES LA VERTU
VICTORIA (CP) — The
dirty tricks scandal which
har racked the Social Credit
arty In-recent weeks will
his influence the size and
pe of the cabinet shuffle
Premier Bilt Hennett has
ned for Friday.
'. With: Bennett away on a
{tworking holiday” last week
ing which he was to mull
Ver his dabinet, the scandal
pice ag! in reared-its head
with the resignation of
George: Lenko, executive
assistant to Deputy Premier
pace McCarthy, =
Because pf the scandal —
ferred’. to by some. az
tergate — ‘what was to
ve-been a major cabinet
shuffle could end up as a
cosmetic affair-aimed at
i vacancies created by
je'defeat of three ministers
fn, last May's provincial

plection and the expected
felting up of two new
thlnistries,

“Jn 1975, Bennett promised
cabinet minister would
ad the same ministry for
more than one term, but it is
Houbiful the premier «will
faep that promise.
~ He has been criticized bath
{pilge and outside the Social
Uredit legislative caucus for
@ lack of leadership, par-
cularly during the current
is, and for delaying by
frore than five months the
jppaintment of new cabinet
ters.
‘Bennett, who slipped from

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public view into the U.S, last
week after a first ministers’
meeting in Ottawa, also was
missing shortly after the
scandal began to erupt, He
was on 2 trade mission in
Japan and Korea.

The dirty tricks scandal
centres on the sending of
forged letters last spring to
newspaper editors in an
altempt to discredit ‘th. New
Democratic Party op-
position. Social Credit Party
researchers advocated the
sending of the letters on a
tape recording sent to con-
stituency presidents.

Deputy Premier ‘Grace
McCarthy did not take any
action in his absence, and
ministers are now making
their displeasure known. in
public. -

The scandal has resulted
in the resignation of Ron
Greig, a member of the
premier's staff; Jack Kelly,
a caucus @mployee and
Lenko

Efforts todownplay it have
met with little success,
Newspapers and news
broadcasts have been
carrying new twists to the
affair almost daily.

_The scandal appears to
have weakened Social
Credit’s already-shaky hald
on the province. The party
won the May 10 provincial
general election with only a
flve-seat majority in the 57-
seat house, -

NDP leader Dave Barrett
says Lenko’s resignation
raises more questions, such
as whether his boss Mrs.

By DINA SUDLOW

VANCOUVER .(CP)-
‘Antony D'Angelo finally got
the chance to conduct a full

‘ symphony. orchestraand it

only cost him $2,000 for the
privilege.

Maestro-for-a-moment
D'Angelo had one of the win-
ning bids to conduct the Van-
couver Symphony Orchestra
offered at auction during the
VSO'S Radiothon — this
weekend.

“I've always had an
ambition to conduct a full
symphony orchestra,” said
the . Vancouver shoe
paanufacturer....{J-ve been
involyed with music for
years, but this is 4 dream
come true.”

The orchestra aiso had
their dreams come true,
almost beyond their wildest
hopes. The radiothon, a 60-
hour broadcast on CHQM-
FM raised $128,332, more
than twice their hoped-for
target of $50,000. .

That amount wil re used

help offset.the orchestra's
Hetlele dike fhe VSO
"poasts the largest list of
subscribers in’ the world,
about 43,000, mounting costs
and static federal gov-
ernment grants have the or-

chestra running at a loss of:

about $250,000.

D'Angelo will make his
VSO debut in January at a
Mitch Miller pops concert,
conducting the final part of
the William Tell Overture,
otherwise known as the
theme music from the Lone
Ranger television series,

An anonymous Vancouver
woman, who became in-
volved ina bidding war with
D'Angelo for the conducting

Defence

VANCOUVER (CP) — A
motion amending the federal
government’s defence of, a
$71 million breach of trust
suit brought by the
Musqueam Indian band may
be withdrawn later today,
Environment Minister John
Fraser said Sunday.

Fraser said in an interview
he has asked Justice
Minister Jacques Flynn to
reconsider the Rovernment's

McCarthy knew about
Lenko’s involvement,-and if
so why had she remained
silent,

-’ Some observers feel only

the resignation or firing. of
Mrs. McCarthy will put an
end to Lettergate.

But Mrs.. McCarthy is a
popular government figure
and many. Social Credit
officials fear the government

‘would lose her Vancouver

seat ina byelection.
Bennett is expected to
move her from the human
resources ministry, where
she is known to be unhappy,
to the high-profile tourism
and small business portfolio
which she loved, ~ :
A naturel to replace her at
human resources is Con-
sumer and Corporate Affairs
Minister Jim Nielsen, -

It is believed that Bennett
will create an. inter-
povernmental affairs
ministry which will be
headed by Environmént
Minister Rafe Mair,
currently chairman of the
cabinet confederation
committee,

The premier alsa is ex-
pected to spin. off sciences
and technology from
education creating a new
Ministry which would he
headed by Education
Minister Pat MeGeer, a
research scientist who has
alienated teachers, trustees
and parents, and shown a
preference for sciences and
technology. :

Bennett is expected to

honors, will lead the or-
chestra in an April pops
concert. .

Throughout the broadcast,
Vancouver residents’ paid
from $10 to $1,500 for
premiums donated mainly
by local businesses and
individuals; as well as
bidding on auction items.

For $10, there were ¥SO T-
shirts, with tasteful
musicallyoriented slogans
like Handel Her But Don't
Mahler. For $3,-500, con-
ductor Miller offered a
number of week-long
holidays at his condominium
on Grand ‘Cayman Island.

Personalities from the
entertainment world
donated experiences at
varying prices, One could
play tennis with violin vir-
tuoso Pinchas Zukerman, go
jogging with Debbie Brill or
skiing with Nancy Green
Raine. .

Prime Minister Joe Clark
autographed an original
political cartoon of himself.
It raised $300 at auction. .

Members of the orchestra
plunged into the project,
donating everything from
macrame to music lessons to
nights on the town,

Misery likes company.
Portly principal violist
Leslie Malowany who is
trying to shed 30 pounds, will
be making a slim dinner for
eight. The soon-to-besvelte
musician is supplying food;
the buyer low-calorie wine.

Probably the busiest
member of the orchestra is
trombonist Doug Sparkes,
whe will spend the next six
months giving music
lessons, escorting women to

“eatch,

transfer the. highly-vocal
Don Phillipsirom economic

development: pavsibly: to — ;

deregulation — the. new

ministry whose-claim to -
fame is thal it eliminated'a «

by accident," .: | tte

His replacement could be
Municipal Affairs Miniater
Bill Vander .Zalm, who

provided controversy while

heading. human resources J
andand his current portfolio. -
- He is.one of two ministers :

who are unhappy with the

handling of the Lettergate :
tu he

affair but it ja. deub
would be fired because of his
popularity with the. party

faithful’. ok
* “Labor Minister Allan Wil- .

liams is kpown .to be
ushappy with’ his portfalio,
and while’ he may be given

ihe added reaponslbility of .
deputy premier,’ he: likely .

will not be’ transferred

because he hap done so well. .

-Also unlikely to be moved,

though. frequently criticized —

by columnists, is Ene
Minister Jim Hewitt. w
appears to have mastered

his ministry. He is scheduled.

to attend the first ministers’
conference in‘December.- ©
New

(Central Fraser.
whose family are strong
backers of the party. a
Other possibilities are
Peter Hyndman (Yancoyver
South), Angus Ree (North
VancouverVapilano). and
Jack Heinrich (Prince
George North),

‘How much for a Maestro?
dinner, making’ gourmet .
dinners and playing. tennis.

Tympanist Don Adams of-
dered a, preptium with. a
@- would. escort a
woman to dinner, provided
she is six feet tall in her

stocking feet: He is 6'7” tal). .

Henry Vogel, orchestra

Maanager with the New York -

Philharmonic, spent . the

weekend at the radlothon ‘|.
site in Pacific Centre. Vogel :7.

has handled 29.such projects
for. orchestras in’ the U.S.
This is a first for ¢ Canadian
orchestra, | -- - 0:
He - joined:. CHQM-FM
broadcaster ‘Maurice Folsy
who is a prime mover behind
the avent; Miller, and gather
personalities including sport
celebrities, entertalners’ and
politicians. | cat
Joining -symphony
volunteers, the orchestra
members answered phones,
told stories and occasiotally
displayed their musical
talents for extra donations,
Malowany was’ blissful at

’ the unexpected total raised,
‘Ym simply amazed. This

‘community ‘involvement is
what makes orchestras and
art survive.” .
“Musical director
Kazuyoshi Akiyama net only
took his turn at - the
microphone, but tossed in
several premiums as wel),
including dinner parties’ gt
his home with a little light
enterlainment by mezzo-
soprano Delia Wallis, con-
vertmaster Gerald Jarvis
and the conductor himself at
the keyboard. Ta

He even presented the
newest VSO guest conductor
with a baton, - .

called obnoxious

amended defence that the
only trust existing between
the Crown and Indians is a
political one and places gov-
ernment action in Indian
matters beyond the reach of
the courts, ‘

"This is an obnoxicus doc-
trine anc: most improper to
raise as a defence,” Fraser
said, .

The Musqueam band
alleges that government.
Tepresentatives violated

Research affecting

education

VANCOUVER (CP) ~
Students in professional
faculties are getting a poor
education because univer-
sities have placed the em-
phasis on research rather
than practical applications,

gays a Massachusetts In-

stitute of Technology profes-
sor.
Donald Schon said univer-

BIRTHS INCREASE

LONDON. (CP) —
Motherhood seems to be
back in fashion in Britain.
Births fell from a peak of
876,000 In 1964 to a low of
569,000 in 1677. But they in-
creased unexpectedly by 4.5
per cent last year to 596,000,
And figures for the first 42
weeks of this year indicate
that births are up eight per
cent and could reach 650,000.

Ld
quality
sities must meet the
challenge of changing their
focus or the professions’
appeal will continue to
decline as it did in the 1960s
and early 1970s,

“Students are finding

themselves taught by those
who don't practice,” Schon
sald. ‘Students have a
choice: they can learn
nothing from someone with
high prestige, or they can
learn something from
someone with low prestige."

Speaking lo about 500
persons here Saturday, he
said that since - the
professions tend’ to be in-
sular, the public finds them

remote.

‘ The public often distrusts
the professions because they
cannot probe them directly,
Sehon said.

‘ their commitinenit. to serve
the band's interests by
renting 162 acres of reserve:

land to Shaughnessy. Golf. |.

Club without advertising the
land, showing’ the band,
lease or telling the. band
‘council in 1957 of other offer.
to develop It. Toe
Last week, government
lawyer Gunnar Eggerston.
moved to include a defence.
of political trust in support of
his contention that no breach
occurred because no legally-
binding trust existed. =“
Government lawyers have
until Wednesday to present a
formal defence amendment.
Musqueam Jawyer Marvin
Storrow condernned political
trust as an immoral defence,

He insisted on the option of .

calling either Indian Affairs

Mirlster Jake Epp or Flynn

to explain at a discovery

hearing the government's
- interpretation of its trust.

Fraser said he was con-
siderabley disturbed when
he learned of the motion.

‘it denigrates justice to
raise ‘obscure pleas,” he
said, “We are of the con-
viction that Lhe government
must not only act fairly in
this matter, but be seen to
act fairly.

“The justice minister was
not aware of the enormity of
the steps being taken. He
was not apprised last week of

“the ramifications of this

defence ‘and is seriously
considering ordering’ its
withdrawal."

. ; The Herald, Monday, November 19, 1979 Page 7

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