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~" ByGAILDOTINGA

, Herald Staff Writer

i Everything. is ready: to
. Poll for the ‘Skeeha -Fall

pet shows, .-

* . Fair. You'll find livestock, toast
cactuses, |
- gooseber ies, needlepoint -
. and! a yariety”of other...
Heme on: + atlay at: the ve.

= fair its week i”

: Judged, . Wagne
a erounds: for |.

dded:
tertail tainment. : | we
ifici

my midway j 1
. shows will be ji tupon the .

nae Lions ‘Park... te “Pair is-1 pim.,
oy Duritig the: “ate, ~ the’, an “For: the’ rest: of | the af-
me various “display is will, be: 'tertoon:’ ‘and, into. the

: _Livestork,

ena ' ve ley Fall
iturday. ” os “nu

a "iat i 0

‘evening, the’ ee:
building’ ‘will’ be-open,
is

of, : "the.

‘. “will be eet show ciutaide -

— “that have been donated,

bot the < catalina’ ould i.

hortit ae Flowers, “vegetables, wy
" baking handicrafts: are. - “committee,”
welcome. for the ‘auction... Waldbaniler, {8. eenivieg
oo SoThere is still: :Gme to” a tot et phone calls:each.:"-- -
_ enter your ‘goods; ‘plants’... day from people inquiring .
OF livestock: In. the ‘fair, > -°-.- ‘about: the. fair: 3

~ coniroland, well, beready ©
“Saturday,” sald: Wata-

_ Thesonly:
got ander contral is the
2 weather: ‘and there's: hot -
" : gnuch’ they, cad do ‘about
: that. . wood

4

Westend

. pressed .

“a te Lei tte & int
Sle BOB DAY'S A YEAR". ea

| apd

+ 635-72 28

parked outside: Safeway Monday. -
“department broke one of {he windows: and. doused the. fire going. =

“fed: up’
marking up - public vand!
private property in. Kitlmpt.,
His sentiments - were .eXx-j
at: onder
Meeting when one of; the.
‘aldermen . asked ‘the:
municipality to remove the:
graffiti from the fountain
wall in city centre. 4

“This town is getting to be
& mess and I’m fully
‘disgusted with those “kids
Who do it," ‘said Thom, | * |

‘‘He fully supports pelict:
efforts in ‘stopping van-
dalfim and. wants thosiz
- Catight to feel the full welght
. of thé law. ‘

“The only problem is be
|. karate. championship in

thie full weight of. the law

iiest case’ is nothing mote

. oan : wig
+ .

Kitimat mayor

raps vandals

Mayor . Gearge Thom. is; is
‘with people: said alderman Lee Eliis.
_ In. other .council ‘news,

then a slap on the wrist, "

members passéd a motion
that opposed the ‘Bill 54.

"+ Municipal Amendment Act,

The bill fdrther extends

eligibility as an -elector to.

“tenants .in occupation of
property: said Assistant |

unicipal Manager, Adrian
Jones.’

Alderman Roy Brady feels
the legislation .{s  un-
democratic iri that tt violates
the one-vote-for-one-man
principle. a

Pauline Klie was
presented with ‘a gift.from -
council members for’ win-
ning the naliénal women's

Regina.

‘issued while formal hearings
_ ton the legafity of the pickets
on being | held, “on

"However, in turning down,
the ‘applications, Gallagher ~

” -Sinoking materials starteji.a small fire inside: an ‘Austin: ‘with ‘water. The owners of the car. ‘have: just arrived from -
The Terrace fire Saskatchewan and were ot present when the fire was

4

Pholo oy Carla witson,

vs

on

sees. st

VANCOUVER (CP) —'The* ,

argument’. over: whether

lockedout brewery workers .

can cut off supplies of im-,
ported beer continues today —

at the B.C. Labor Relations: a

Board,

‘Picketing . ‘of the "Liquor
Distribution Branch's” main
warehoiise ’ ‘and a Vaiicolver
liquor .

twice for ‘dnterim | x ceasbanid-

. desist orders.

Board -vice-c hairman Bud:

, reluctant. to prejudge the

glipulated ‘the. brewery:

workers. ‘ust not extend: ”

their picket: lines ‘to’ other

distribution outléls. and that. .

they: mast allow’: products:

er thart beer to be shipped .
oth be - defeated Ghee in her ‘attempt ;

. to: sit’ on: the. local: school.
board but she's trying again.

‘ Randy Adams, the board’s -.
native Indian representative |
last -
“+ Sandeck{. -
‘telephoned Vertion Smith of -
‘nine trustees and includes

from: th’. warehouses.
“He ‘promised to: “make * an

otal decision: ‘on the legality:

‘ssi. within ‘hourg of | the:

close of. the. hesrings, ae
‘ pected late tonight. -

-Gallagher‘s decision will
delerinitie. whelher mem: _
bers of the Brewery, Winery -
and Distiliery .Workers —
“Union can continue to pickel
thé receivjigs warehouse In
_ Vancouver's east end and a
nearby fiquor’slore where -
atiempted deliveries of U.S.

beer were abandoned Mon- .-
and Friday when

day -

dtore: ~ continued .
Monday, ' ‘prompting © the .
‘ branch. to: ask: the:; board

members: of’: the’. “BG,
Government © ‘Employees.
Union. and’ the. Teamsters,
“Union refused to, ‘cross “the
_, pléket ‘Tiney. :

» “ Both’ the: ‘Teamsters and
"the government. employees |
union, which represents
- workers in. Jiquor | branch”

warehouses and retail liquor

stores, . have, “thrown ‘their |
support behind: the-ban. >:

The brewery workere have:
vowed to defy any cease-
-anddesist order, saying that

Gallagher refused” both. 4 cutoff of imported beer is.

‘- applications, saying he was

-the only -route left to .get -

" employers back. to the.

“By CARLA WILSON
Herald Statf Writer“.
~ Claudette. Sandecki . was

resigned: his. seat. -
Tuesday...

“the. Kitwancool band. and™
offered to replace Adams.,
Now the decision is up to

the Indian representatives to

‘decide if Sandecki will be

their ‘spokesman. on. the

she:
-meédtings ‘and criticizing

bargaining table and end tthe”

week.

strike. now, w entering ita. fifth:

The. lockout “bre

‘initial flurry of pink’ als to- ‘oe

‘hotel ait pub employees, but™.
"imported ‘beer has until. TOW
kept, the bars oper. 7

- qrattie manager Harold |

hearitig that ‘the branch has

had ‘to. bear..the cost of “hostages appeared \\o be in ment signed: 3)tH
“missed deliveries and. must - ;
pay ‘demurrage | ‘on . idle,
trailers of: beer that canriot,
be unloaded. into, stores. ‘and
warebotses. et a

‘Sandecki has been « a ‘thorn

_" the side of the board of.

School District 6a ever since.
began’. attending

their ‘policies.

_ She ran‘for a seat on.the
board in the last by-élection .
but lost, to Laverne Hislop.

The board ig made up of

one Indian representative.

Adams, from the Kitwancool
band, was recently ap-
pointed to the board. After he
aceepied the position of an
opening for-.an aris and

MONTREAL <CPi — One.
‘of 12-hostages being held by

“unine armed corivicts at” ‘the |.

nearby ‘Laval: Institute -was
released today. in’ exchange
for fead and beverages,
sandwiches and soft drinks. .

Guy Verreault, -yegional

: manager of.communicitens
. ‘for the federal penitentiary *°

servicé,.' said’, + Marcel.”
’ Ostiguy;' ‘e2, the oldest of the...
‘hostages, was ‘taken: ‘the

“infirmary at the maximum
security prison for a medical .

examination, .°
“He ‘was Ah hostage we.

ul. could not .prediet :

~ ast.“ Anything can. happen - :

posiflv: Hy and anything can

Dappen negatively.” -
“He & id “there wae

there have been
except - for. f od’ “and

ty beverages. .°: . |. ae
- He said the pris nets and

hostages took'turn: } sleeping
paced back . and. fo, th: The -

good condition althou gh they
are obviously tired, hip said.
"No blankets were ph pvided
for sleeping Monday ‘night. —

_ Two of the 1 remalniny hos"

language | teacher it, kit
wanga ‘Elementary
Secondary Sehool came up.

He applied for and accepted | :

the job.

A teacher can't work in a.
school and be a trustee at the
same time," 80° Adams
resigned his position ‘and the
board’ accepted his

, resignation. .

Jack Cook, : chairman of
the board, said August 18
that if the bands put someone
forward, - -thé; board ‘will
accept their representative.

Larty Moore, spokesman
for the Kitwanga band,

eran reajilt- ‘ail ‘the Lee
“DEO. Whiguy :was a positive.

Sign t
how (h png “the ‘incident. may:

Sells

~ ROPE iT ‘STEEL

“tages ‘have ‘health: pwoblenns
‘and were given aspirins and
minor, drugs. late - Monday.

_Verrpault also denied pub-
‘Ilahed reports today saying
_ thatthe: penitentiary ser-
vice's plant was to starve the
prisoners into submission,"
never said we- were going ta
starve ‘them out,
firmly...“ :
., He said sogfotlations. ‘were:

“continubig: today, althougti he”:
vould: ‘not. distlose. ‘the -

contents ofthe digemelons A.

Bill Rich’ sai

‘tarview  Monda; Alcan

. officials have lea! 3a
‘lot different doing, business
‘in'B.C: than. t;. where:

_the Montrealbased ‘ompany -
has extensive holtitegs ”,
age

4 un--
“lllted -advive: . Québec”
“ over the years but “we have ~
o accept, that there. has been
7 of. ‘the

BC. is a tireszat place;
different ‘from ofthe °
aher provinces. a lie,

* Yoneda‘told the labor board .on the ground while others capacity as authorized under

selling hydro power fo the’ that times have changed
U.S. is. seen as'’a: great | ‘Condideranhy — the
business proposition because signing | 1950
_ esa. non-palluting energy agreement . ‘aed ean does;
uree, | not have the same rights to
“InBC..yqr'd t FUR oul s the river it-had then.
town on at a Rich's appdintment “has:
_ you want to & = _ been viewed by some critics
~ theU,S.,"" he. =i Oy ; a8 a public relations gesture
Alcan: ig.) pind ‘a ‘to B.C, by Alcan's head of-;
: proposal to pla itllekst fice, but Rich said “T didn’t
two: : more Kininym: take the jot to be a mouth-
em a pales dy piece for the company. ©
its aterp i rie: ting’ © “It's not a figurehead or 2
_publie relations job.and I'm
a 1950 water’ ree-- not just a ».company
ithe
province. . 4, Eten
The, . compaliy, +g BOW
operates an.. alt m

smelier at Kitimat:ig.
thwest B.C. poweeet by

expects that there wi ie a
* couple of people i inte Tee gain.
being a trustee,

Sandecki says. te ne .
7 concerned that the ‘Indian
| might lose their antes

\board of they a.
\someone to sit 0 yh Lied
4 Vern Rozée, wettinen
for the school béard. said a
decision 10 reduce” the
na \mber of seats would ba up
te board and ‘Sn: of
Edlucation, Brian Smi
S'nith is disappoint Nat
_ Adin: didn't complet his

aad

dof sells some: of fiat power to
‘ine

40-minute: meeting wag held.
at 6 a.m. EDT and-a'sécond

round of talks began: bhortly

before Sam.
Sharpshooters. remained in

position on top of the walls

. surrounding . the prizon.

‘compound although
‘Verreault ‘sald Monday no.

‘shots could be fired because’.
.*, the hostages were being used,
-@BA shield: ‘by the prisoners. 7
‘The ptisoners, began their-.

escape. -atternpt ‘Monday *
- morning,

the U.S, °

‘Widespread concern has
resulted over ‘Alcan’s. water.
needs hurting ésaimon.
tiigrating up the Nechako -
-River, and last month’ the-
B.C. Supreme. Court had to’
order the company to in-

crease flows into the river. *

Rich: said” ‘the company
‘now. has adopted a
philosophy of “relinquishing
the. needs of the ‘water
licence to the needs of people
_and fish using the Nechako."

“We know you can't raise
fish on 2 dry river bed,'’ he
‘said,

Rich alzo acknowledged

spokesman. I've .been ap-
pointed a vice-president of
the .company and I report-

directly to the president. My
- gtyle ix to tell It like 1 think it.
Is," he said. .

term becausé Adams would

. havemade! a good trustees, he

said. He would liketo see an.

Indian on the board but plane
on talking to Sandecki.. The

education commitiee of the.
band is looking into finding a -

replacement for Adams..

Sandeckl has a strong
interest in the board and is at ©

every meeting taking notes.

She's determinéd to change
the board's policies and her |

aulapoken . views would
certainly ‘liven up the
meéelings. ’