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arena July 31 at 12 noon, complete its first
lap at Ole’s Place and ends at the arena.
The prize is a Monshee 10 speed,

Ritchie Mallett tries out the winner's seat
on the first prize in the Sundance bicycle
race. The bike race course begins at the

Salvation Army campaign
tops. objective. of. $9,500...

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OLD FASHIONED

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Opportunity Oays Savings I O/ on Reg.
a : . ; (s) Prices

The Salvation Army Red
Shield. appeal again
received more money
locally than organizers had
planned, Capt. Bill Young

reports.
hh Terrace. and Kitimat,

- $9,530 was received, $30
more than the local

objective, ‘

‘All this’: was. made
possible by all those who
gave of their time and work
uring those weeks (Of
appeal),"' Capt. Young
added. ‘‘And-to those who
showed they:cared by their
generous donations to help

further the work of the
Salvation Army.

“All of this was grealy
appreciated,”’

Capt. Young thanked the

“Thanks also to:
‘Nora Ferguson
chairman of the residential
canvas}. oo
“Gail Sharples and her

__ PAISH’S FUTURE

VANCOUVER (CP) —

Don. Robinson, actin
director of the provincia
, fish and wildlife branch,
-gaid Monday his own ~
_ judgment determine ©
if outfitter and guide
‘ Howard-Paish is granted’
‘another licence.

< Paish, former

- executive director of the
> B.C, Wildlife Federation '
‘and now.an environmen-

tal consultant, was
-: convicted and fined $600
. ‘in 1976 of infractions of

. the wildlife regulations.
~ Last February he was
also found guilty on
. charges of cruel
‘animals and was placed
“on probation for 15
“months and ordered to
“ywrite a special report on
~ the care and treatment of

_; The . offences involved
~ “aetivities connected with
-Paish’s former guiding
business: in what 1s now
“put was not then, Spataiz{
Plateau Wilderness Park.
“s Robinson said he has
“written to Paish to advise
‘him also that as of March
' 331, 1978, he will give
serie a pul i
cane aish's guide-
“oulfitter’s certificate.
The certificate gives
-Paish .rights to certain.
‘areas. as a guide,
‘Robinson said. ==
. Recreation and
. ‘conservation over the
“vacquisition of pr rty
nights to. his hunting-
-eamp (located beside.
_ ‘Cold Fish Lake just
_ ‘Outside the borders of the
Bpatsizt ‘Plateau
Iderness. Park) and_

to .

that he would not attend
the hearing ‘until the
negotiations were
completed.

Robinson said Paish
seat etary Sot
appeal in county co
he is not satisfied with the
decision of the hearing.

- Scotia;

ladies who canvassed the

business’:
“Trene Griffith, Nass |

mp, - Sod
Th management and

staff of the Bank of Nova

“Rhoda Seymour, Usk;
“Gordon Galbraith,
Skeenaview a; oo

“Edward Schlosser and -

Sally Ann Youth Group and
their canvassers who helped
in .both Terrace and
Kitimat; ew
_ “Radio and TV for all the
fin publicity;
“To the newspapers: for
their coverage,” mt
Capt. Young was grateful
to participants in the
celebrity night, as well.
Ty ti

thanks once again to our

chairman, Mrs. Marjorie;,

Thompson.”

He algo thanked the ladies’

on Branch 250 for:

of
’ their residential canvas and |

offered a fina) thanks to all
who so willingly: donated.

Railway executive
not told to stay out

VICTORIA (CF) — Mac
Norris, vice-president of the
government-owned British

olumbia Railway, said

Tuesday’ he was never ‘

specifically told not to
attend the controversial
June 28 meeting, of the
legislature’s .. public

‘accounts committee.

At that meeting, only the
four NDP members of the
committee. showed up, and
opposition MLAs have since
charged that the Social
Credi party deliberately
tried to thwart the

- committee in its questioning

of the BCR witness,

Norris told the committee
today that .he and his
delegation ‘from the
government-owned railway

ew to Victoria the day.
before the June 28 meeting
and that at about 9:30p.m,

' he met with Economic

Development Minister Don

Phillips. .

Phillips told Norris then
that committee secretary
George Kerster (SC—
Coquitlam) had request that
the next day’s public
accounts) committee:
meeting be called off

f

. Norris got

because there would not be
enough Social Credit
members present to make a.
quorum, BCR executive
said.

Norris said Phillips did.
net advise him not to attend

the meeting, but did advise _
him to check wiith Kerster

the next mornin

information from Kerster at
8:15a.m. on the morning of
June 28, he,sald. -

“He did not tell me not to

attend, he told me there -

would not be a- quorum,”
Norris said, adding that was
why he did not attend.
The opposition
‘charged that Kerster's
advice to the. witness
wiurped powers from t
opposition chairman of the
committee, Dave Stupich
(NDP— Nanaimo),
Norris’s ‘explanation
today brought  -little
response from committee

had

members, although Norris jf

himself said that ‘under the

circumstances he:should _ |

probably have attempted to
contact Stupich rather than
Kerster,

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