Page 2, The Herald, Wednesday, June 18, 1980 .

BRITISH COLUMBIA‘
PACKERS LIMITED’
APPOINTMENT.

J. &. SIMPSON

Mr. J. 8. Buchanan, Prasi-
dent, is pleased to announce
the appointment of Mr, J. E.
(Gene) Simpson as Vice-
| President, Northern Area
Operations - for British
Columbia Packers Limited.
Mr. Simpson has been with
‘tha’ Company for 25 years
“ang:htings to this new pos-
‘Won “many years of experi
énce in the acquiring and
processing of fish products

Queen Charlotte Islands
area, Prior to this appoint-
ment he held the position
of Manager, Northern Araa
Operations. ,

This new appointment fal-
lows recent acquisitions by
the Company of additional
facilities in Prince Rupertand
Mr. Simpson will be actively
involved in the integration of
these facilities with existing
operations.

in the Prince Rupert and |,

study done for the Royal
commission ‘on. uranium
mining in B.C. indicates
uranium operations in B.C.
are unilkely' to create ex-
cessive ‘environmental
contamination.
The $50,000 study, carried
out at the request of the
commission by the Battelle
Memorlal {nstitute In

Richland, Wash.,. says if -

liquid: wastes are treated to
remove heavy metals and
radioactive material, there
should be no case where
average exposures exceed
protection guldelines,

David: Bates ‘as. ‘the: major

outside commission ‘study,’”:
roject cca-
sisted of detalled computer .

the: Battelle
calculations of the levels of

-expecied in air, water and
foodstuffs from mining. and.
operations ‘at. three’
B.C, sites. 0
The . calculations —ac-°
counted for factors such as

. differing weather conditions,

Victoria police.

ready to.

VICTORIA (CP)
Policemen in Victoria and

' two -area ‘communities:
prepared to serve 72-hour.
strike notice today ‘but in-.
formed their municipalities

em service would be
maintained under any cir-
cumstances.

A provincial, goverament
mediator is involved in. the
dispute and no job action
Victoria, Esquimalt or Ga
Bay policemen may occur
until he reports out of the
negotiations.

Saanich Police
Association, recently ‘in-
volvedina

ce heard, is not included
the current dispute.

_ Saanich polle were in-

volved In over-all

‘negotiations as a member of

the Joint Council of Police
Unions but weren't included
in the strike notlee because
that union is bound by a

grievance with its.

strike

contract which doesn’t ex: .
end of the year. .

ahenny for the’ other

police groups expired at the —

endof 1978; =
The joint council bas’ been

_ dealing with. the Greater.
_ Vieteria: Labor Relations
Associa reviously the -

Monday: in. faver of strike»

action to back demands. .

“Tt is unusual for unions to

conduct strike votes when
they haven't made a

on wayes,” said
Carl. Anshelm, general
manager and chief ne-

gotlator for the labor —

telations association. _—-

However, the strike
mandate was clear evidence
of. .police displeasure aver

mediation talks

 Teport conchudés,
Described’ by royal

‘were made of
commigsion chairman Dr, -

factors. such as the rate at.
which animals accumulate .
pollutants in’ their tissues
‘ and of variable ones such a8
‘concentration |
radioactivity, in water-

courses, say the Battelle re-

searchers, a0 calculated ax- .
eee etr on ‘the

oes tiady was received

i was received by .
the commission after. the 2
provincial government
declared “a . seven-year

contamination that could be -

failure of negotiations and -

“Conservative” estimates
poorly known

the.

* eating habits and. " mining
‘ owt satdoor activities,

VANCOUVER (CP) —:A .

plateau -néar Atlin In nor-
thwest ‘B.C., the Okanagan.
hightands southeast. of
Ki ‘and the Okariagan

The | computer ‘program

of.

erations. |-

_ “We baven’t -even

aking for
‘or donations," Jack. Say
Yee sald at a news Com].
ference Tuesday to an-
nounce the reward for
information leading to a
conviction in the death of

“The people coming
forward are venting
anger as well a8 con:
cern,” he .gaid. The |
-peward gives them a way
to help. Oey os as

Constable Hal Zact of
Duncan RCMP sald the

“

Pe

-pengion. benefits for. the
‘Crown "utility's — .8,-000

workers, * ot
_Energy Minister Bob

-reaponsible for B.C, Hydro,
confirmed Tuesday the.

Suzanna Seto, 29. . government has! asked.
cusses we Shennan

individuals, servic? | ° pension . indexing. The
clubs, the victim'stamily | Pee iy a

discussed at a board meeting
later thismonth = i.
~ A spokesman for the Inter-
national” Brotherhood of
_ Electrical’: Workers; which
represents several hundred
Hydro workers, immediately
branded’ the’ government's
7 “It's compre ly dirt
4 .

._ Lteward’ could help,”

a dirty trick.
late
pool,” said a surprised

Seats,

Fear pes Fear pe;

. Let it be known ‘that |, C.D. MARONEY

District of Terrace, by the powers vested in'me do hereby ,

‘declare ‘that:

WHEREAS:

and
WHEREAS:

and fitness to thelr pérsonal well-being; and

WHEREAS:

citing displays and food booths;

NOW THEREFORE:

the fitness activities
Fun Fest 1980,

|, C. Dave Maroney, Mayor of the Distr
Terrace, dohereby procialm the dates of June 2! and 22,,
1980, as “FUN FEST” days in Terrace, and encourage as:
many residents as possible fo participate at no cost in all
plannéd and support the success of

June 12, 1980

“GOD SAVE THE QUEEN*” |

id 1h fF7 ADA

_» Mayor:

7 - Mayor of the

Council actively supports community participation In
cultural, recreational and technical events In Terrace:

@ festival is being held to promote all citizens of the
community to become aware of the importance of health

this festival will host a program of spectator oriented
events,'a parade, participant oriented activities suchasa. .

" scavenger hunt, fitness clrcults: and many others, ex-

ict of

culated. ac-

McClelland, .minister .

carrying

jected to fatal levels of heavy
metals, the study sald,
-However, - untreated
wastes could result in
vegetation contaminated’ to
maximum recommended

levels. .. .

_ The Battelle report con-
éludes a. more detailed study
will’ be needed ‘to
significantly improve the
present’ understanding of

‘ uranium releases to. the

environment.

demand.: or.
e he. has heard
about it. |. However,
Universities Minister Pat
MpGeer, who is also a Hydro
director, said, everyone in
the province has to be
tregted ‘allke: regardless of
employer. . mt
Pension plans of 140,000
B.C. teachers and public
servants. will soon, be
stripped of automatic in-
“to increases in the

‘cost of living if the legisla-
tion now before the house

OTTAWA. _ (CP).

Pension benefit
curb suggested: _

VANCOUVER (CP) —

Anger in Chinese . im ey

community over the June |". ‘yiCTORIA (CP) — The . Dowling, assistant financial

Ssexalaying of.e Ver-| “pc goverament hee ex. secretary: for IBEW Local

couver woman in Duncan, tended Ita'campaign against 21.

BC: bad bed to a $26,000) inflationproo! pension, plans pavie _ghaleman Robert
by asking B.C. Hydro to euro the ‘pension. Jimitation

wins approval this session: —

Provinelal Secretary Evan
Wolfe's proposed. pension
plan. amendments are in-
tended to cover a $1 billion-

plus shortfall in long-term
‘superannuation com-
_ -mitments’ created by in-

adequate contribution rates,
‘investments and high

“But the Hydro pension

7 : gehemie’ according to Crown

corporation actuaries, is in

_ much better shape than the

plans administered by the
B.C. government on behalf of
its. 41,-000 public servants.

$70,000 is. _

bare minimum.

se UE. fi

vancotlven, (ep
BC. ‘Niveval”

Jev Tothill) sald’ Tuesday
$70,000 to $100,000 a year is

. the bare minimum required

‘to. support a full-time party
tear and. an executive

-assistant.
“Phot's not .@ fat figure,”

he said In a telephone in-

‘terview from his “home in
Duncan, B.C., You would
needevery cent of it to do the
job af 7 i

T was. commenting on
a statement earlier Tuesday
by: B.C. Liberal . party

try to raise be-

| fween-$70,000 and $100,000 a

year to cover the salary of a
full-time leader and an
executive assistant, plus

reel

Progressive | Conservatives’
kept the pressure on Energy
Minister | Marc Lalonde.
Tuesday to prevent for-
_ elgners. from taking ad-
yantage of Canada's “aub-:
sidized.prices for petroleym

products;
"But Lalonde told the Com-
mons It may be the end of the

: he's ready to
month before he's ready to Yuen ho buy gas in this

ny pay some 20 play
the'provinees,

take. any’. proposalg to
cabinet. . . ut ‘sy

~ David Crombie, MP for the
Toronto. riding of. Rosedale,

Too. close
WINNIPEG . (CP): —
National Hockey League

EDMONTON (CP) — The
publisher of The Journal

says’ Alberta could hold its

own ‘ referendum on
sovereignty-association if
the federal government tries
to force an ‘oil-pricing

released today

the -perfarmance of Prime.
Minister: Pierre: Trudeau
since last February's federal
election. -- OO
The- poll, based on 1,042
personal, in-home interviews
conducted with adylts aged
18 years and over in early

a year

of dissatisfied, with. -

Ls

"| getimated> the “federal

treasury 6 losing: $100
million a year-because U.S,

motorists as well-es foreign.

‘airlines and ships. are: able |
buy-relatively Inexpensive.

fuel.in Canada’ on.
‘But, Lalonde said the: best..
“4 eatimate avallable.
his department piaces~
loss at ‘only. $50. milllon’-a
ar, He also sald’ U:8:

in court.
to remain al a distance from
the witness. - “ we “ a : - Att '
“7 don’t think it would be
proper for him to be ... closd
fo her under’ any: circuni!
stances,’ -Mrs,:. Hull's |

_ lawyer, 3 r.Rich, said?
) Tull backed away but Ricky
later complained “agdin

about ‘his movements end

- glsodemanded thathis client ©

be allowed . to. answer
questions uninterrupted. a3

May, iodicages that 39 per;
cent . of Canadians are

fewer a e than disa
prove of he perforinance,’
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Tap water questioned

EDMONTON (CP) —
Testa have f
worry abouts. bat: ;
spedialist ‘Denis ‘Wighton™
says the risk of dangerous
substances in Edmonton's
tap water is so great that the
provincial government
should hold public hearings
into the situation.
Environment department
officials say Edmonton's
water is well within

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. rebela are assassinating
members of Afghanistan's
- governing pro-Moscow party
at anaverage tate of 10a day
in the capital of. Kabul,
Western diplomats ed,
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‘association

guidelines et by the federal

ind nothing: td :.government: but: Wightony281
t: but: genetics:s genetics;alepartiment adn

~mninistratorat

the University
of Alberia, believes can-|
cerous agents may v3
exist in the water.

The North

interview, ‘laa bloody

coming out." toot

victims are described as low?
ranking members and of?

ficials of the Khalq

a

Saskatchewan

_ River, Wighton sald in ery
ii

sewer...there’s a whole rea;

where information ifthe

(People's) party. But'

Afghan exiles sald the rebels
also have killed politicians’
relatives with no connection

to the party. -
Power  -
struggle

“VANCOUVER — A power

"struggle °° within ~~ the

separatist. Western. National
Association led this week fo
seizure of association
documents’ and bank ac-

counts,

The battle between associ-
_ President
Christie and secretary Stan
Bennett escalated when
Donald French, a Christe
ally, walked into the
association’s Vancouver
office with a search warrant
and two. policemen. and
seized ‘several cartons ‘of,
documents. . eee

Christle said ‘Tuesday ‘he
was forced to ‘obtain the
court order {i seize - the.
documents because Bennett
has systematically excluded
him from assoclation affaira
aince Bennett became a

director in February.

- The B.C, Supreme Court:
required

ents be.
handed over to French, all
telephone calls and mail be
rerauted' to Christie in
Victoria. and all batik ac-

counts be placed in court.

.. Christle made two earlier

- gttempts to examine the

books, he said, but on the -
firet occasion, he and French:
were. met by five “rather
heavy Winey men. On the
second, were met by a
locked door. ty

Christie sald some.
documents aré missing and.

he might have to go to court.

again to get them, He said he
regrets the dispute, which
has split the association,