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’ ‘Well, here we are for another week and as promised here
are the results from the seven day dog show ‘circuit held in
‘Quesnel, Prince Géorge and Williams Lake. June
‘- Kegloweki, breeder and awner of the Bassett Hound'«

“Taljomaz’s Baying Beulah”’ can be. justifiably proud of
her wins, “Beulah, the Boogey Hound" as she is now

. ‘affectionately calléd by her friends and supporters was the
_’ only Bassett Hound entered and therefore got Best of Breed _
each day and also won.a group fourth placement an her
fourth day of showing. Since this was the first time out of
~. for the young female hound, we are certainly expecting to
bear more about her in the near future,

Beulah was handled at-the shows by Joland Munro, a

“member from the Quecn Charlotte Islands. Mrs, Jean -

'. Blakey and her male Yorkshire Terrier “Pastoral’s

- Barnaby Jones’ who was only entered five of the seven.

" days managed to complete his championship -by’ winning |

"to breed twice and best of oppesitethreetimer Due toa

very unfortunate ‘accident while travelling to the shows

. Sadie Moerman’s little female Yorkshire Terrier

~ ‘Sandallum's Fozzie The Bear” was only shown three tinies

for, the reserve. .

. Robert and Rhonda Hinde’ ' Siberian Husky" “‘Aurealis

- Kejik of Synordik”’ again handled in the ring by Jolanda —

" Mumro, managed to pick up two more points towards -his .

’ championship and winners male fi five days out of seven and

~whestof ‘on-one day. Daye and Vickie Umpleby

had their two homebred American Cocker Spaniels entered

«in Prince George for the three days only and did very well

with a five point win on their little black girl ‘Nannies Lady

Robyn”: ‘who while: only a. puppy took not only her puppy

_ class but also best puppy in breed, best of breed, best puppy:

‘in group and was:in'serious contention for.best puppy in.

show that day.- These dogs are also handled in the ring by”
Dave and Vickie themselves. -

_. Larry and Jolanda Munro’s ‘young Alaskan ‘Malamute.

_ who was entered in the specials class as he is a champion

‘was shown five of the seven days and performed very well

as did Bridget Rutherford’s young German Shepherd male-- -

. ‘“Skyraiders’s Signal” although he also was shown |
~ sparingly. The malamute Canadian Champion “Chabek’s
Kwikasair” and the aforementioned Shepherd only lack
maturity and then we can expect some very good things ©
from them in the show ring. Mrs. Lynn Tubbs Dachsie
-“Vailona Tsimshian Firecracker" was pulled’ from the
_ Circuit due to a medical problem, which althoughkept him
~ from being shown should not burt himat ail in the future.

Our member from Prince Rupert, Carol Stegavig had her

Great. Danes entered and very handily finished. the ~

championship on her male “Lincoln's Captain Morgan”
- and had her champion female “Lincoln's Haleakala”
entered for specials . only.
extended to:Joe Huber and his black sherpherd female
“Tanya V. Mazeru’” who was only entered three days in

' Prince George and managed to get another leg towards her
CDX. Tanya ia a very young dog and a very steady little .
worker who when she does qualify is usually a contender for
* top score and we can expect to hear gbod things abgit her in
the futare. She in trained by her owner and handled in the
Ying by Joe himself and much of his training is done at home
sohe certainly deserves a great deal of credit. ~ ;

. . Thisis all for now from the show scene except to add that
I was one of the people who attended all seven days of the:
circuit, and 1 fell thatif.the quality of the dogs is what | saw.
. in the show rings those seven days then the breeders’ of
quality registered show dogs in this town are doing just as

well as breeders elsewhere. As for the obedience ring we

are more than holding our own. Congratulations to
‘everyone and keep up the good work,

Obedience fall classes are scheduled to begin.on Sept. 13
‘at 7 pm. at Thornhill Community Center. For. more
information or the pre-register call Sadie. at 635-4217.

"Classes will also be held in Kitimat-dnee again and the.

peraon to contact there is Kathy Landry at Riverlodge
Compltx, District of Kitimal. More information next week
re these obedience classes. A reminder of the eye clinic we
are hoping to hold—we need to have 4 certain number of
ro pre-registered and pre-paid dogs before we can get the out-
~~ town vet here dnd we would appreciate it if you would
_ contact us as soon as possible. The cost is only $10 per dog
3 ‘and there is no way you will get it any cheaper, a8 once-your
dog is checked by’ Dr. ‘Bussanich it can then be certified.
‘There are very many breeds invalved and if you don't know:
‘H your breed has problems then please check with your vet.

Some of the more popular breeds with problems are Cocker .

Spaniels, Siberian Huskies, Collies, Shelties, Irish Setter,
ete. We have been told that all dogs can be susceptibie to
some forms of eye problems and if they are to be used as
" breeding stock then they should be checked and certified.
Weare trying to provide this as a service to the town and we
need your Purebred pups still available are ‘as
follows—one Dachsie pup, call Lynn at 635-3651: two male
. Collie pupa, call Sadie at 635-4217: Cocker Spaniel pups, call
. Barb at’ 635-3080. if you have Registered stock available
-¢Bve usa call,

a Next column we hope to be back to our regular format
with inforamtion and news for everyone. If you have any

. Bew or views, pro or con, please contact Sadie Moerman,

“.. BUR. No. 4, Box 87, Old Lakebie Lake Road, Terrace, B.C. or
. “Terrace Dog Club, Box 883, Terrace B.C. or phone Sadie at
636-4217, Ieee teat OF evenings only Jean at 635-6494 or

- Congratulations are, also ~

' Nuclear crews

PICKERING, Ont. (CP),

— Operating crews'on duty ”

‘with the first rupture of a

pressure tube in a Canadian’

. nuclear reactor, says the

Chatman of Onato yd “abe of reat te
“serving: the unit 1 reactor, ,

Milan | Nastich, after
touring the plant’ «and
hearing © from
manager Eric Dewar, said

“did exactly what they had
to do. Lid
. Nastich said Dewar told

him a. loss of coolant was
first observed in the control -

room at 12:10 p.m. Monday.

Within 45 minutes, the -

reactor was starting to cool
and by 2 pm. internal
temperatures ‘had been
brought below ‘the boiling
point from the “normal
operating range of about 300
degrees.

Describing the speedy
of - ae

achievement:
shutdown = status. -

“beautiful, "clean ,
@eration,’ -

_ at the Pickering nuclear.
' generating station ‘‘did'a _
marvellous job” in coping’

. Station |
; pressure ‘tube, ”,
Thursday that: ‘operators’ :

because of ihe actions taken |

by plant crews “at no time -
was the reactor in any form :

of jeopardy.”

In ariother development,
Ontario Hydro said today
about 68. litres’. of

radioactive tritium. leaked.

into §=Lake. ONTARIO
Thursday, ts
The leak of 120. euries
represents less than 0.01 per
‘cent.-of | the

Energy Control. Board

- Pegulations, the company

- licencing body, says study “
Will’ be. done ‘to ‘try ‘to
- determine if the breakdowii ~
was caused by design faults,” ”

ww rellane ois alae is

in Lake Ontario . and poses
ou hazard to memibees ofthe

which is not the one affected .
by the rupture. ae ‘the —
_ ee

” Service,

reducing the unit's output fo
$20,000 © kilowatts _ . from

540,000.
- Also taking the pant tur
wag _ newly

Liberal:- Leader “David

Peterson, who said be was
impressed. by the: ebm: ;

petence he saw. =

CAUTIONS REPORTERS -

Cautioning" reporters

against overreacting to the

situation, Peterson said he

tiopes' the accident does nit
* dainage the reputation of
Nastich. said .. :

the. Candu reactor.

‘ But Joe Molloy of ‘the -
Atomic. Energy. Control -

Board, ‘Canada’: % nuclear

If that is found to be the

case, Molloy sald itis cer-'-

' tain'to have’ a detrimental

Canada

OTTAWA (CP) — The harsh restraint measures of the

‘impact on already flagging -
sales. of Cuinda reactors
monthly:
_ emission limit of 1.4 million

curies permitted by Atomic. ©
‘highly radioactive heavy

water: on te the reactor

warned.

appointed 7

: complimented

floor, are to begin Saturday.
Robert Poppie, assistant

to the director of Hydro’s:
nuclear generating division,”

said in’ a news release

‘Thursday work on the -

redctor should take “about.
a Epanth’” to. complete.

- ‘Sa ahs tn b to pee hae
‘But the affected unit vill
be out of service for at least

2% months to ‘allow for ‘an
annual routine maintenance

. Check previously scheduled :’

‘for September, he said. -

gpopple predicted it will be
‘several weeks before Hydro

receives a report on the .

cause of the rupture from
Atomic Energy of Canada
Lid., the design and
development arm of
Canada’s nuclear industry.
LIVES NEAR ‘PLANT

Barry Medwid, a, whose -

bungalow’is ajacent to the
Breen-belt which separates
the plant from area.

residents, said he is not
«the nédetor.

bothered by: " accident or

_"T think if there was any.
‘danger | to the citizens, the

Aet us know,” he said.
- CaPOSeP

‘government or Hydro would ft

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British Columbia government indicate what could happen |

‘under a federal Progressive Conservative government
headed by Brian Mulroney, MP lan Waddell said today.
Waddell, the New Democratic Pariy’s job-creation critic,

predicted thal Canadians will take to: the streets if

measutes such as those proposed by the’ B.C. government
are adopted in the face of continuing high unemployment.

Waddell told reporters that current Conservative policy.

“echoes the kind of veiled restraint measures Premier Bill
Benneit talked about during the B. C. election campaign: and
followed up in the recent, ‘budget . and accompanying
legislation.

Waddell; MP for Vaneouver-Kingsway; ‘said his view is ;

based on ‘the fact that several ‘Social Credit cabinet
ministers in B.C. Supported Mulroney in his successful bid

for the Conservative leadership..In addition, forme: 7
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Waddell predicted that forms of the B. C. measures, wich :

range from civil: service cuts to abolition of the hunian

rights commission, would surface from conat to coast under ;

a federal Conseryative government. an
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“hia isa forerunner of what a Miuironty governinent rill
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“I predict that in Canada if the high rate of wiem-—
and ff a Conservative government | -
cémes in and brings Kinds of restraints that we've. .
seen in British Columbia, we will have action in the streets .

‘ ploymest continues

because that's what is happening in B.C."
The latest Gallup poll indicates that if an election were
held now the Conservatives would get 55 per cent of the

popular vote, the Liberals 27 Ger.cent anc the NDP 18 per 7

cent.

Meanwhile, jobless figures - released ‘today show ‘the
unemployment rate was 1apér Cent Test month, down from
42.2 per cent in June,

Waddell made his comments as he announced that the
federal NDP will join its B.C. counterpart to fight the B.C..
budget measures.

The federal party will ask for an emergency debate on the
BC. moves wheri parliament resumes Sept. 12, as well ax
help co-ordinate protests ipside . and outside the
BClegislature, | |.

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