Kitimat Saturday

Page 12, THE HERALD, Tuesday. September 5. 1978

Bakers Batter

by Mixon Baker

Did you hear about the in Ottawa who, a little
worse for wear stood in front of the parliament
buildings yelling the Government is crazy, the
government is crazy. He was arrested for
creating a disturbance and fined $15. He was also
sentenced to two years improsonment under the
National Secrets Act, for revealing government

secrets.

The frustrations of a newsman:I asked for and
received a list of new teachers from a school
board official. We printed the list axactly as it
was received. At a school staff meeting held
Friday one of the teachers pointed out that the
list was not exactly accurate. The blame was
laid at the doorstep of the paper. Come on guys,
we can’t print more accurate information than is

supplied us.

During the opening of the new fitness trail-in
Iona Campagnolo tried
desperately to shame me into jogging the first
kilometre, but I managed to resist. I mentioned
an old hockey injury, which was not exactly a lie.
During one Stanley cup game between Toronto
and Montreal, Rocket. Richard scored five goals
for Les Canadiens, the fifth in overtime. I
jumped up in the air so high that when I landed I
sprained my knee, and it does sometimes still

bother me.
Besides, the Minister told the audience that too

-many Canadians smoke too much, drink

alcoholic beverages and are overweight. I didn’t
appreciate her reading my biography to a group
of relative strangers.

Being an old city boy (Toronto) TI must admit!
was really fascinated by the Fall fair held at
Thornhill over the weekend. I kept running into
animals, big ones like horses and small ones like
little wee dogs. The little dogs didn’t bother me
much, but the big horses and big dogs took me

_ back somewhat. Now I know E like animals and

the man who wrote the hook says that if you like
anmials they can tell and you have nothing to
fear from the. I'm just a little concerned that
perhaps the animals had not read the book.

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- Eric Lasanen receives congratulation at Kitimat

_may be a Minister in

_ Ment: but the grand
_ opening of the Kitimat

; conception.

pet

‘MOSCOW CAP) — Soviet
police broke up a_ disar-
mament demonstration by:
seven U.S. tourists in
Square on Manday and,
briefly detained 13
Westerners, including four of
the’ protesters, two U.S.
correspondents and &@
cameraman covering the
story. -

Members of the same dis-
‘armanent group, the War
Resisters’ League, staged an
almost simultaneous
demonstration on the White
House lawn in Washington.
Eleven persons were
arrested there and charged
with unlawful entry and not
moving when asked to.

Authorities told the
protesters and correspon-
dents they have nothing
against the War Hesisters'

Iona Campagnolo

the Federal govern-

fitness trail. near
Hirsch Creek‘ really
belonged to Eric
Lasanen, president of
the Cross Country Ski
Club who watched over
the project like a
mother hen since its
Pictured
above Mrs. Cam-
pagnolo, Peter Jones
and Mayor George
Thom inspect a cer-
tificate given to Mr.
Lasanen. Pictured to:
right Mayor Thom
presents the certificate
and adds his personal
congratulations to Mr.
Lasanen.

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Soviets broak up U.S. demonstration

League, hut that Kea
Square—in the shadow of the
Kremlin—is no place for
demonstrations.

No further action was
taken against any of those
detained in the Soviel
capital.

‘The Moscow group,
visiting the city on two-week
tourist visas, unfurled a red:
and-white banner in the
centre of brickpaved square,
Printed in Russian, it read:
“Disarmament: now,
U.S.S.R. and U.S,”

They also handed oul
leaflets in Russian that
protested nuclear weapons.
Several members of. the
group yelled “Peace” and
“Friendship” to the crowd
that had gathered as police
moved in, ripped down the
banner, tore up the leaflets

CLOSED

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and seattered them.

About a dozen police af-+
ficers, some uniformed and
-some in plainclothes, pushed
and shoved the demon-
strators before dragging
four af them off to a nearby

. car
They also detained six

British tourists. from Kent,
England, who had picked up
the leaflets.
“Also seized were Charles
Brierbauer of ABC News,
Jim Gallagher of the
Chicago Tribune and Kurt
Haefle) a West German
cameraman for CBS News.
The league is a 50-year-old
pacifist organization thal
was particularly active
during U.S, involvement in
the Vietnam war. Now it
devotes its energies to
nuclear disarmament.

Gim’s Restaurant

Watch the Grand @yening on

~ Wew Location
at 4643 PARK AVENUE

round the end of September.
Thank you for your patronage.

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