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"witness, the: man Ting. on. ‘the road, was beaten: and,” «.

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several. neople involved. ‘The police arrived within three .
‘minutes. after..answering a;
caller: hac, been: ‘placed: on: pl

“Cal Bary Reglent * played

- Charles gave' the speerhes “a long black, ‘coat, striped *. passenger ramp as‘it-taxied .. marches. .

. but: it “was: Diana ‘who left . trousers and spats, an ouifit °
onlookers gasping. “Oh my” * said: to be - ‘modelled * “On.
and Oh, she’s: : gorgeous. in ‘clothes .
teal : life”. . as. ‘tens: of ‘ancestor, . Edward" VIL,
‘thousands -welcomed~ the ° * during —an- 1860. tour’ “of”
Prince and. Princess - of Canada as Prince of. Wales.
Wales to the'final stop of ---Photographers. “raced

“their. Canadian’ ~ tour - down paths of a recreated. :
Wednesday. may > + 49th century village known:
“Diana - delighted the "a8: Fort ‘Edmonton : ‘for

crowd, which... ‘jammed - a- “pictures of the couple on the ;
sunbaked downtown park, Way to the barbecue.
during -an- early afternoon Charles -mockingly
walkabout.. She “cored ‘.an threatened -. the.

* equal triumph, . with her.” ‘photographers witha cane

. appearance . Wednesday - . before - .: ride in. ; Wagon
night at’, $80,000 "Klondike * “drawn by. six” Belgian
“barbecue” puton by the elty., horses. Some: ‘caught : him:
‘of .. Edmonton for sever later in a ‘Charlie Chaplin.”
‘hundred guests.’ ae oe pose, ag) he: ‘stepped ‘off the
-Diana’s 2) =: = title ‘two-metre-high vehicle: ’

costume. ‘of: peach-colored: “:"Thére-was | one: -minor |
silk and cream. lice. was’ “mishap in ‘the day: :

described a3.-a: day! ‘dress: -The’- Canadian - Forees
that: might have been “worn * “Boeing 70? thal carried the
In England. bout: 1678. _ Brine and ‘Princess “from :

‘

“Bordon sentenced .

: Herald Staff Writer:
TERRACE ~: 4 former Kitimat teactier’s aide has been:
sentenced to four three-year terme and are aie-month term -
to be 3erved coricurrentiy in prison for five coutits of sexual.
‘offenses. ‘The coriturrent. sentence means he will aérve ‘a.
total of three years unless he is released earller..".
” David McLéod Bordon récelved the sentence lednesday
from Judge-K.J- Scherling in a’ Terrace courtngorn.:. 4.
‘Bardon, ‘who~ pleaded guilty, received a ‘three year:
‘sentence for on¢ count of buggery, three years’ ‘for one count’
of indecent assault ¢ on a male, one month for a ‘aécond count -
of indecent assault Oia male, three years anda one-year’
.probation for one count of indecent assault on a‘female, an
three years-for one!count of gross indecency on a female.
‘One victim was.a 13-year-old boy-and involved a lengthy
homosexual relationship normally conducted when the boy:

babysitting; =. o~ —_
Another victim was ‘a severly handicapped pre-teenage

girl. Thecourtheard bestimo: thatthe girtno longer trusta

males. em Sie o

\ Bordon is” married and ‘has ‘three. daughters. His wife’

will continue after’ Bordon hag served his sentence. -

: Bordori had a Previous conviction in.Ottawa for a sex.
offense involving’ a _J2-yeerold girl, He received. a.
suspended: ‘sentence from an Ontarlo ‘court. =~

_ The judge noted tio violence was involved in any’ of, ‘the: a
counts and the guilty plea meant the children: did not have |
. to be embarrassed ‘by a courtroom appearance, no

’ Bordon was sentenced to:Mataqui treatment ‘centre, dne =
of only thred.. Canadian facilities . offering “any wort
treatment for sex dffenders..-

‘ His, probation, .after: the prion: tern, includ

Provisions of continuing: his. psychlatrie™ caré. and ‘tot .; land

associating with anyone:dndér the age: of. te: ‘thar. than o
prembers of His linmnectnte, family.” :

worn’. by. “his” =

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~“idlofnetres: of jhe
tallest.
: __ stryeture, |. -

-; the trivia”. “buffs, -
be,

“of”, Bt

_foahalt at Canadian. Forces :

Base Edmonton at; midday, »

“But incident paled, ‘and. at
“the = packed |.” Alberta ~
‘legislature grounds; -where: -
“Premier Peler- “Lougheed;:-
“ éxtended-
hearty . western. welcome,”.

the bayonets ‘of-an honor |

guard © inspected <“by: the
prince glinted’in the sun as

_, the band of the King’s Own»

For the benefit of
contestants in-the Canada...
-: Day. trivia competition, the”.
- highest.and loudest version
of: Canada: - Wilk be:
- performed | shortly cer:
noon Friday: “by
-leetronic carillon at the top"
of Toronto's: “S50-metre CN:
“Towers. co. ,
_ While he country”
“celebrates its 116th birthday
“with. the. custoniary
fireworks, Sports * “events,
“speeches. « -and -
‘parades; | Robedy (will
:oulshout. Toronto in saluting

Ate.”

“Fitter ppeakers v with 1 960":
watts off ainplification’ have -
been attached tp the ‘Foot of .-
. the GN Tpiver's'sky pod an

officials, say’ the! ‘Pmtnute
laped,

‘concert ,

‘free-standing...

- Tt) will. begin, with 12.
chimes: ‘atid?-end with:
natiqnal aiithet, Ina bow t
trails

“Tamienting.

Es name: -from: Dortinién
”. Day, the carillonneur- will
” recall, impertal- - ties: by ~
- playing Land of Hope. And
“Glory. te

* kilometres out of earshot for”
“whose: .

-Koowletes will tested ate,
"a Ya

“a warm: and : .

e holiday's official’ change’:

All. of this . will be a few"

; Later: ‘at ‘the downtown

* park known as Sit. Winston -

: Churchill Square, the crowd

was one of the largest in the .

tour, that » began at

“Dartmouth, ‘NS., June! 14,

Observers. ~ and. : police
“estimated: it at anywhere

‘The throng ‘waved Union
~ Jacks, Snapped thousands
af pictures ° and. threw

croquét “tournament in
_ Winnipeg: and) a”
“kilometre canoe race‘along
< the’: South Saskatchewan
“River from Richniound,.
' Sagk.,; to ‘Medicine * - Hat,
“Alta. co

“The Vancouver: suburb: of
- Port’ Moody, B:C., original
‘terminus of” the* Canadian’
‘Pacific. --Railwayy | will
‘commémorate, its past with:
‘the watld championship rail
handcar races and railway

; spike- -driving contest. -

_., Nostalgia’ for the age of
* steam will also ‘be fed by

“othe” true mort ° stroug, and: - Vancouver area community -

_-clubs, . which . ‘will harness
- the ‘Royal ‘Hudson, | a ‘rebuilt -
“vintage: CPR. engine, to a
“train for a 7-kilometre ride’
” from: North, Vancouver to
» Squamish, B.Gy

ee. Wit's.a hot day, citizens
are advised to avoid hetting

:on the result of -the-tug- of
war across the Sourts.River
-.at- Weyburn: Sask: Some of
“the competitors’ may: be’
willing to trade the thrill of

the _ victory. for: the. dampening :

of the feet. :

by. pallce for: < over: and

from 20,000 to 70,000. : oes

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phone . call. for help.’ ‘The :

armlo ds of flowers: ag.

_Charlesand Diana ‘stroll e
among them. | :

British tourist Lillian

Patterson. met the prince:
during: the. walk and later,
“We. - wouldn't have
. held his hand -back home. -

sald:

We don't get that ‘near to
‘them. mo

‘Diana heard 1 a group. in.

‘the crowd sing Happy
Birthday. She turns 22. on
Periday:

~ Canada celebrates July. 1.

They “won't have to work

125-' as hard for ‘prizes , in. the

northern | -”” Alberta

community of. Slave Lake,
where the * second annual
beach party:
awards* for: the: -Knobbiest,

“epegtossing - contest’ and

youngsters will get to dig in |

the. sand’: for buried -
treagure, _
Ni ewfoundlanders ‘will:

‘greet the day with the’
traditional suntise vigil. at.

Signal” "Hill . - ‘national

_histori¢al park in St. John’s,

Later.in the day,:Canadian-
Parents For French pian a -
bilingual. family -outing to
Cape’: ‘Spear,” -° where
participants |. will . ‘sing’ 0+

Canada in both _ ofliclal
languages. a
During: Ceethe ! * patty,

everyone:.will be: given. a

helium balloon and invited —

to tie a message to ‘it: Then .*

the balloons . will’ * ba
collected ‘and released :

together: Bs

‘Herald Staif Writer ©

$3,000.

oa. Bach. $1,000 ‘echolarship™

»; bostseeondary institution the winner's choose.

i : Brenda Roe of Hazelton Secondary has beeri accepted by a

ie Prince George's College of New Caledonia. Sandra Ruth -
Wy: igo of Hazelton Secondary, will-attend Malapino \

ollege at Nanaimo, Stephen Sherwood of Stewart will use

ee fwatel to, oP byt for. courses at the Ontario Collegs of

“TERRACE — School District 66-has announced the
winners: of. three - “non-academic Scholarships totalling

“ig ‘for: any recognized

verte,

Leader
headed a:

features .

‘Ed |

VICTORIA | (CP)

' the _ federal

come up with: jobs. ca

“The petiod of. greatest need i isover,and .
We now look to: encouraging. the private.

" sector and the slow/ly-recovering economy
lo take over the Jobycreatlon role,! " she. ;

said in an. interview,

"She said, the, ‘employment. bridging '-
program for: unemployment | instirance

- recipients, which cost both governments a
total of $54 million and created 113,000 five-

‘ day weeks of Work, was very.successful {-
and exceeded its quota of workers, -.
“In. spite: -Of its success, we feel that the’

timing now. is such | that ‘the ‘forest

industry’s recovery, albeit slow — the total

. ecohomic recovery, albeit slow — is better

:. gone in-the private sector, and we will not

be’ putting forvard the almost $4 million

REGINA (CP) — New
Democrats closed” ranks

° (Memestay. to avoid . what.
. could -have been a. messy

’ public! fight over basic party
“principles. during. the NDP's:

i a Shot azbagin in Regina today. eke g:

Top’. . party
- hammered, out”

; officials
- last:
‘minite :: ‘compromise with

Western = leaders‘ who had |

prepared a declaration of
principles containing calls
“for an incomes policy that .
was bound to upset the

~, party’s labor elements. .”.

The compromise, .which

“resulted from two days ‘of
“intense...

"bargaining, »
retained support |
political power in _the
country. but Jeft. out “the :
contentious incomes -
statement. .

Former Saskatchewan.

‘ premier -Allan Blakeney,
‘now

the
Opposition
Alberta

; province's.
Leader, |

New.” Democrat
‘Grant ~ Notley
‘group ~ ‘that
authored - the western
declaration in a bid to raise —
the party's presence in the.

“knees, ‘best: ‘gunbonnet and : West.

- best ‘tan. : ‘There's also. an. cn

"The document: had also -
been linked -to discontent
with federal NDP. Leader
Broadbent's
management | of the party,

" - But that was denied by both
western leaders. :

The compromise
document, which "the
‘party's federal council .
‘accepted in a snap vote, will
be . debated '.-on ~ the
convention floor Friday as
one of several proposals for
a renewed. declaration of

_party principles — 50 years

after“ the. Co-operative
"Commonwealth Federation,

the’ NDP’s © predecessor,

passed ita radical‘ founding:
manifesto in this sace city.

Broadbent ‘played> down
the -.discord ‘thal’ . was
apparent as he and other
prominent MPs and party
officials were ‘ struggling

with ~~ the: — wedtern
declaration: and — its
challenge |

The statement, presented
last week, siipfated too late.
to enter the convention as‘a:
normal: ‘ resolution and
needed: the special federal
council vote to therge With
the official §=— manifesto

red” earlier ‘by: Party
ott als, ©

Broadbent argued ‘that

the ‘compronilss document .__

- Bupports what, has already

"BAP canceled

Columbia government, has decided to drop __
Ewo job-creation: programs to save $3.9 -
~ million even though there currently are .
185,000 people unemployed in the province.
{| Human--Resources Minister Grace .
- McCarthy said Wednesday the provincia? :
government no-longer will take Bart, with
‘government,
employment bridgjzig ‘aasistance program
and the community récovery program. . -
_ “The throne speech forecast the need for
government to make difficult decisions i in
allocating | limited résdurces,""she paid. -
“This is one of thase difficult decisions."
She admitted © unemployment. ts at
historically -high levels: but justified the
decision to drop’ ‘provincial participation _
saying it now is up to the private sector to

=. for
. decentralized ecoriomik: and t.

‘to regular j=
» convention patents: ~~

The British | needed between now | and ‘the ‘end of”

’ The. ‘community pregram to Improve

heritage sites and promote tourism; cost
the province $4.1’ million and the federal

‘in ‘the .

temporary Jobs f for a. total of 9,000 work
weeks. .
Under | ~ the bridging "program,
participants. ‘got. $240 an week ‘in
unemployment: insurance - benefits - from
*. the federal’j Zovernment while the provinée
provided ‘a $80 supplement.
- Approved overhead costs of up ta $200 a

foreatry service, a and most Jobs were in the
-. forest industry.

“MeCarthy éaid the “next
ebpected . next
“alternative initiatives to enhancing: both
the: provirice's“ economic: recovery

‘long-term employment,” ae
She refused to bay if: “any, of the- other
. make-work - programs “wider:

jurisdiction would be phased out;
‘Human resources critic Emery. Barnes

(NDP — -Vancouver-Centre) ‘found *the

cessation: unfortunate: 3! +

” invalved Ii the programs." -
“. “I's a very,. very sad day for ‘hese
people, feo ;

~ NDP. avoids public fight

been established AS party of *_ Quebecer
policy and adds to | , Mulroney as. leader aver
“It does not send us in a Albertan Joe e Clark. ,
different Airection,” h he told’ : . ‘
reporters.
Broadbent, : nd
Blakeney said. in separate.
interviews ~ that’. “ “these
reference to, a need . for ®
regional "| -power ° will,
highlight | ‘what they” called.
“an abandonment of the West.
by” the "| Progresaive
Conservative _party,: a
reference to the PC's choice

Booth killed

Herald Staff Writer '

‘

"general |
reiteration not ‘social
democratic prinelples that -
no member of the party.
“could relect ;

- Highway 16: Tueday June 2a,

Dead is Michael David Booth, age 44. He was 5 the’ ‘ole :

- occupant of a vehicle travelling east on Highway 16 when he

_ Bide-swiped a truck and camper going west. Booth's vehicle

.then ‘continued on. into the Skeena -River. The accident. -
happened about a: quarter mile east of Tyee. 2: 0%"!

. Thetruck and camper belonged to American tourists who
were not injured, .

Police. recovered Booth's body and vehicle from the river.
about six, hours after the accident. The investigation is
continuing. :

Fire investigated.

Herald Staff Writer .
“TERRACE —A fire has destroyed the registration bosth

- at the Ferry Island campground,

_ Terrace RCMP say the fire was of an unknown origin: At

present thé police have no suspects, buf are continuing thelr _

investigation. \.

The District of Terrace has received $90,000 ‘to improve:
the Ferry Island grounds, but the start of the work is being:
@elayed over a dispute with the CUPE municipal workers:
-unlon. The work was to have been done under a NEED.”

. project and the union wanted:the wages topped up to $4.33
per hour. So far, council * has tot” agreed to ta

‘Negotiations are continuing. Sent

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