PAGE 2, THE HERALD, Monaay, August 22, 1977

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Charter flight
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service is trying to stop a Victoria airline
company from flying tourists into
wildeMess forest land that is destined to
apgeome part of Pacific Rim National
fark on Vancouver Island’s west coast.
Parks officials said Friday the tourists
areusing a trail recently cut through bush
that should be left ag wilderness, and that
the flights will disturb wildlife.
But Cougar Air, the charter arm of
Victoria Air Services offering the trp,
says it is helping tourists visit a remote

He said the boundaries of the park’s
West Coast Trail unit, which contain the
lake and falls, have not yet been deter-
mined because some of the property
aquisition from forest companies must
still be completed.

Woodward said it is hard to say who has
authority over the property, now

ovincial Crown timber land, until it

omes part of the park.

Mike O’hanton, a Cougar Air official
denied in an interview that his ataff had
cut a new trail, adding they had merely

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when Stan Woodward, acting superin- Calgary, said his branch is trying to have :00 cals Make Cdn. Open Emergency Mister Fi
tendent of the: national park 12 miles north the fli hts stopped “because the company 18 News ones Emervency 4
ere, Was some people were uctting seems going at it gung-ho. : *
a trail from Tsusiat Lake to a nearby = “One of the trips they offer involves Sh News Cont a _fmergency ul 4
waterfall. flying over Sea Lion Island and we fear 700 § News Cont’ “News Zoom A
_ The area is withina proposed extension the wildlife will be distrubed,” he said. a News: Cont’ OP ONOWS Ss 200M “ “ 8
of the park, which already includes Long “This continual flying in an dout is not my asf News Cont’ Pe News re ‘
Beach on the Island's west coast and the _ idea of a wilderness experience and that’s : News Cont eNOS eee oerden Ei
Broken Islands group in Barkley Sound. what we hope the park will be.” :00 [| Seattle. Hourglass The Jeffersons | ‘Mac-Neil 8
Woodward said he first heard of the He said the flights can’t be stopped 215 §| Tonight Hourglass The Jeffersons | Lehrer a
Cougar operation when a hiker hold him _ because they are not under Parks Canada _ 380 J Hollywood: Hourglass — | Headilng,._ Males aa q.
people were cutting a trail to the falls. ~. control, but he hopes the’ support. of 45-9 Squares “Hourglass. - ‘Hunters 2 The Flying *
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He said the company was told to quit | 30 EF Little House Barnaby ; cont’. * - Cont’ a
work on ithe trail, but several wrecks ler on Lee, a provincial parks branch ; 745 F On Prairia Jones Cont! Cont! %
went back and fi cutting. “Its, cial, 8 e. problem has. been ~~. "Mon. . " ; 8
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own,” said Woodward. went in to look at the trail “he could 230 | Agnamus’ Room 222 Sanford’ = and§ Shades EI
hardly find the work that’s been done.” ; 45 |: Son | OF Greene am?
He said the company has set up day . Burt Reynold N The Nev 7 bie
tours of the lake for $50.a person, and said © About 14,000 acres of timber within anf cen A Newsmagacine | -Avengers O08 ot at s
he was amazed that brochures ad- proposed boundaries of the park are 40 ii etlaal ViPn ‘Gar: Age or a:
vertising it were aboard the government- leased by MacMillan Bloedel Ltd. and’ 145 n Ryan VIP. cnr Uncertainty 4
run British Columbia ferries. B.C. Forest Products Ltd, both. of Van- — . 4
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“Our first concern is that the company 15 News h Night - News i
cut an unauthorized trail in an area that © Lee said an evaluation is being made of ts ants t Final Hour ; .Realidades 3
will be a park,” said Woodward. the timber held by the companies in the : ow Korda Einal eae Gatidades .
“Without a trail the charter flight will be West Coast Trail unti, and the govern- .:00 | Tonight ‘Collection The Late Show. Po Kotak;
useless because there is no way of getting ment will begin discussing trading it for 715 | Show Cont’ “Butterfiles ° are [Late Movie:
to the falls.” other timber lands when it is completed. 30 qonlght Cont’ free’ 1a aglfever See .
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HNCOUVER (CP)—Two Dr. Lister’s students, keep the severed finger or . , oe? ae "" .
young children born without recently returned here from. limp on ice. - of owen iriinlapaiar io ; Eyewitness
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recently when their index microsurger and ‘function varies, Dr. Lister . 245 ff Our Lives CBC News - * Adorn-12 — ‘World Turns:
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Dr. Lister said an
operation is done if it will
improve function and, in the
case of women, if it will
maintain a good appear-
ance.

' Dr. Peter Gropper, one of

cent, The finger often

s a greater chance of

survival, said the doctor,

because it has na muscles

and muscle tissue is the first
to die in a severed limb.

He said. it also helps to

munity College.

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tervenors sald.

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SKAGIT OPPONENTS
WARN OF LAW SUIT

SEATTLE AP - Canadian opponents to the raising of
Ross Dam are prepared to file suit in United States
federal courts if a permit allowing the project is not
rescinded by the Federal Power Commission, an
attorney for the Canadians said Saturday.

filed early this month, around mid-September.
Meanwhile, he said, the services of Washington,D.C.
attorney Bruce Terris, an environmental
specialist, have been enlisted.

The intervenors include the Run Our Skagit Spoilers
Committee and long-time Skagit fighter David
Brousson, a consultant with the Vancouver Com-

issues

The FPC recently granted the Seattle power com-
pany a license to raise the dam 122 feet, which would
acres

There are “substantial errors, omissions, and points
of law’’ in the FPC decision, statement from

of the valley.

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The U.S. Department of the Interior recently filed a
similar application, citing loss of Indian fishing rights
and damage to fishing in general in the Ross Lake
area, The Interior Department also is petitioning for

- Leed said he expected all three petitions will be
acted upon at the same, time, ;

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The high success of

‘replantation operations is
due to microsurgery, Dr. §

Lister said.
USE VEINS

“You can suture very tiny
vessels because of it and, for
instance, take out a tiny vein
from the one part of the
hand and use it as an artery
in another.”

Dr. Gropper said sutures

used in microsurgery are as ff

small as 18 microns in
diameter, which is smaller
than a human hair.
Operations on .the two
children who had missing
thumbs replaced with index
fingers involves movin
muscles and tendons an

“If several fingers are off,
and you only have one or if
some are too badly
damaged, you want to
replace the ones that are
most useful, You don’t
always put the fingers back

in the place they came |

from.”

Operations can take from
six ta 20 hours, Dr. Lister
said, depending on their
difficulty.

He said a_ widely-
publicized story in April
about the Louisville team
replacing a man’s severed
arms got more coverage
than it deserved. “It was
quite straightforward and
only took nine hours.”

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Seattle attorney Roger Leed said the Canadian lo different
intervenors, who have an application pending before tobe a em d were in- ee ma
the FPC appealing a decision which gives Seattle City tended to, sald Dr, Lister. Sot : ee ee
Light permission to raise Ross Dam, “are prepared to Replantations also depend re 5 me the,
bring suit in the circuit court of appeals.” on what fingers are SO Pee Sue
Leed said the group expects action on the petition, available to surgeons, he . mo > So
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