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VOLUME 72 No. 122

20°

FRIDAY, JUNE 23, 1976

LEGISLATIVE LIBRARY, cour. 77/78

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Full sail for

VANCOUVER (CP) —
Vancouver got a salty taste
of the grand old days of sail
as the Japanese four-
masters Nippon Maru and-
Kaiwo Maru each broke out
“all 26 sails entering English
Bay Wednesday.

Onboard each 48-year-old

S four — masters

and lines and scampered

‘ aloft—as high as 40 metres— .

to twice unfurl and furl the
expanse of canvas.

Except for the sharp
uniforms of the officers,
‘there was little military.
about the ships. The 158

vessel, among the tallest of cadets, learning everything
the world’s waning number from modern navigation to
of tall shipa, chanting gangs developing blisters hauling
of whiteclad merchant on lines, are destined to man
marine cadets and sailors the bridges of Japanese
labored cheerlly at braces merchant ships.

Local Unions back ‘strike

t
ate set" 9 ben am
ree asec

The laser-beam cane

Blind, spent several weeks in.
‘the United Statea taking a

‘a to
Central Branch’ for’"the #dding that the

Canadian Progress Club
after citizens’ band radio
enthusiasts: collected $1
milllon . worth of grocery
store cash-register lapes to

_ purchase it for him’

_ ‘The = cashrregister tapes
were collected after Rita
MacDonald came. to know
Bernier over CB airwaves.

BG. prisoners —
end food strike |

. PRINCE GEORGE, B.C.
(CP) — Prisoners at the
Prince George Regional
Correction Centre ate their’
supper Wednesday . night

assurances the food situation
would be closely monitored.
The prisoners began their
er strike ‘after com-
ining that maggota were

Kitimat, Terrace &
District Labour Council have
announced they will be
contributing $50 a month to

have been picketing PNG
offices in Terrace, Kitimat,
and throughout the nor-
-thwest and in Vancouver

and his wife.”

by an officer.

The light entitting diode

plant would risk being shut down by the'Pollution

Control Beard, Greene

sald.

VICTORIA (CP} — Op
position: Leader Dave
Barrett said Wednesday that
each -time his wife ac-
companied him on flights
aboard government alreraft,
it wae in response to “official
invitations to the premier

Barrett was responding to
reports. that when the NDP
government was in power,

Barrett refutes. c

of several cabinet ministers .

travelled free on the
government planes oni a total
af 39 occasions.

Premier Bill Bennett
made the charges Wed-
resday, then backed them up
by releasing copies of logs of
the air service between
September, 1973, and
December, 1975.

Social Credit MLA Jack

Barrett's wife and the wives . Kempt (SC-Omineca), who

Family violence

ae | .
: «

harges

did not know the source of

about use of the

planes by Barrett's wife, -

paid whoever leaked the
story was only playing petty
p< titics. The rules should be
vianged if they prohibit
wives travelling on the
planes, he said.

. When told that Bennetl’s

off'-e was the source of the
leak, Kempf said his com-
ments still stand,

after ending a hunger strike found in some meat.

that, began Tuesday fol- oo

lowing complaints that bugs pat He pli that "As a result of the interest | Duetothesizeofthegroup a transition house.

had been seen near a kitchen hatehe A wand ther — which evolved from the ilwas uncertain whether the: ‘Francis was gratified that

sink. ay hop and fl ane SSNS rcemmeroasty Family Violence workshop committee should be split in 30 were turned inand all had
Centre director Harry Pao, Wi catches waste held June 15 and 16a general - twoto handle the two issues, _ listed their names for future

‘Rafuse said a provincial

’ health inspector towred the

cenire’s kitchen Wednesday
and found the facilities

, Products was not cleaned, 80 ' -

that after. a few days
maggots were found.

«ag eeon, ds it was

The
Elks Coach points to fl

atta play

4, 7 ‘1 ty ; rn
hase as Elks player
heads in that general direction.

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i pus :

from 6 to 8 p.m, at the tennis courts.

Pe Rae a, Be bt ab

Allan Nichol up at b

4

at for Terrace Esso .

meeting was held on June 20
at the Kermode Friendship
Society headquarters on

ety people attended

Emergency Shelter for

but after much discussion
the group decided to stay as
one with various sub-
committees handling dif-
ferent aspects of the

and Alcohol Commisalon,

OP Was generally agreed
was generally a

that documentation would
have to be secured before
funding could be applied for

known cases of family

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Elks’ player Mitch Verde swings for a first base

Final game — Mosquito Division baseball, Rotary Park, Wednesday eveni

hit .

‘

T ace sso player Pat:

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ars

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rick Sherman strikes ow

BE ose Bs the Paci Northern Gas since ee contract
Well into h Inetleth . with rilal vision in ) Workers strike or fegotiations Sroke dowh vee es ae eT ee _
remaining eye still able ouet sround,care for a garden and duration of the strike. earlier this month. ; T Desjarlais of Terrace was the winner of the carraffle vehicles, and picked a 1978 Mazda GLC four-door hat- i
maintain her own log home in Cedarvate, Agnes Sutton en- The striking employees, | The labour council con- = at the Jaycee Annual Trades Fair last weekend. As the chback from Skeena Auto Metal. Pictured with oe
. Joya a chuckle when the HERALD editor taking her picture members of the  In- tribution is in support of the winning ticket holder, Desjarlaia got to choose oue offive _Desjarlais is Doug Misfeldt, Trades Fair chairman, - ;
while being visited In Mille Memorial hosp! ternational Brotherhood of PNG strike, according to a tothonotetstebegeterenenatetetetecysen Batata tate lel SsTatp Calon eatin hereesoeeesetsshaet ene etectetatateb tae EN Dae sececececes areata oan ij
pital. Mrs. Sutton Electrical Workers 71BEW) council spokes BSS Shas ae sSrafe’era*aratn a rtacateretereretsra se ereresereleiot sceaaeahareestatateratatatetanatctanshatarenaPahear yeaa sPa™sratahetiPatara tse
‘says she is very upset that the property housing the Salvation . : cl spokesperson. ; . .y
Army Church Hall isbelng sold, which will leave Cedarvale Trad trip irks C 7 . «New kind of BU LLETIN
ence known as the “Holy City" without its historic meeting eau strip irks Longre ' ‘|
and Church hall. re properly ja gaid to have been pur- aru P & 88 . gun for ;
psedfor grazing land by relative newcomers tothe area, © WASHINGTON (AP) —-A _ Cartoonist Garry O'Neill’s office refuses to iti . . 1
Mca a nea SESS comic strip poking fun at Trudeau's Doonesbury strip say how many have been Kitimat . Alcan in Kitimat has agreed to convert all
Uni I Congress’ investigation of last week topped aff a.series received and be isn’t com- RCMP casting furnaces from natural gas at the request
que lazer cane South Korean businessman of frames concerning Par’ menting, Unafical sources“ yutimat RCMP havea ew of striking workers at Paeitic Northern Gas, :
TORONTO (CP) - Rick “How I wish there werd ge mail of Howe of Suuponfor renders fosendto have been delivered. ‘2¥. This one catches reducing their gas consumption by about 65
Bernier gets around with a more,” says Sue Leonard, Representatives Speaker O'Neill at his Capitol office, apeeders. oer et percent, according to union spokesperson Rich
$5,785 laser beam cane in who eee i‘ Thomas O'Neill, but be is not asking for information and pe elnchment payee, . Greene. , ,
ee ceo, wares Bernier in the use of the urging public hearings waiting for anew radar unit «4H exchange, the PNG workers agreed to do ‘
the blind diabetic of any Mr. Seonard, of the ‘mae ee ee . fora couple of years andhas operations. and maintenance of the regulation “i!
cbgacen newex.” National” Employment | reomilyreaveinoew au station at Alcan to guarantee natural gas erviee =
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persons in Canada toownthe Setvices for the Canadiaa on the d dagh ofa cat ont If these systems were not maintained, the
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yarn Devoe ia advance i training ncutse i sonic unit hes a digital read-out on .. The Alcan agreement is the latest step in at-

determining distances from Sane, the back of the blow-dryer tempts by the unton to force major industrial gas

and the helght of ohetacles | a eotehh eScmidthas hag USers to switch to alternate: energy sources.

Pees Seer pak ~- yume success already”, saya © “+? The conversion at Alcan will take from six to 10 i
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. adequate. discovered ‘the pan was ‘Twnety
Rafuse met with the cleaned and the trailings that. meeting which was yroblems. It was felt that to establish the emergency
peisonera «= and = gave removed,” he sald. aves Wa a nen Ol in ed te by jul Farkvam one insu to be vocallzed at shel i was decided to
, os ; ” sain . coordinator of the workshop. one e wo more approac octors, public
= . _ Gris Thompson, foreground. Ieads a class in professional tennis lessons at the Terrace te two con cers ¥ ced acceplable and less health police, day care and ,
. : : : jose present were oting. , Me scnoo , 801 r
TOURIST ALERT jp tip and travelling companion Robyn Renner have come from Vancouver toeducaté = area of establishing an - Francis Sabine of the Dg help in keeping a record of
1. ; ‘ Today, Friday, the two will be holding classes
Thursday's tourist ‘alert ment of the RCMP for an La / re schedule the p battered wives, children and circulated questionaires at violence. This would be dene
ied, RGM | oe won eagh—wlbeJune ahd Thovoguryion'n Sanding i nicooni ot CE TS east tae tenis ied up hy a |
enneth Hem en er oa
contact tha nearest detach- Moat, mpnil, a, l ssons. Th a project te 8 red by the recreation di : ent ofeach townandthe = ssa "questions about establishing committee. i
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