it was back to school this week and back to work for Jachin
Illingsworth, the cross-walk guard for the Thornhill -
' §cheols. He has been there.for four years and has become

-fentlon.

a good fr friend fo many of the children that must cross High-

way 16 to get home. Twice a week he hands out treats to the a
children, a sure way to get their. hearts on and thelr-al- |

. ‘recommendation °

Jailed 18 years for aa

“MPerrace: ROMP: COMP toned oo oe

BALTIMORE. (AP) -
David Barnett, a. former
CIA: operative, was sen-

. tented to 18 years in prison
today for selling U.S, in- -

telligence secrets to the

* Soviet Union..
‘ “E don’t-think there is 4

- any’ ‘question you.did harm

- to this. ceauntry, gala U.S: ;.,,
Dia ‘rau aR ranks,

An." ad oad abe
” Barrett pleaided guilty

" last Oct, 29 toa single count

of transmitting © in-

formation ta:a- foreign. .

‘power, The plea came: 45 -
part of a bargain with the

cave government...

The government. “had
‘agreed rot to Inake any -
“for
sentence. ‘but. ‘made “a:

- espionage is life in prison,

“The most - damaging
information in the hands of .

” described the allegations -

- early stages of his trial last
fall = ” pefare’ the” Plea .

“BONN router) —A tip “

Soviet interpreter at the
East West .. wollitary. force,
wediction talks in Vienna
bas ‘defected to West
Germany, bringing impor-
taht infermation with him,
‘Western * ; : intelligence.

sources sald taday. -..

The sources described 35-
year-old. Viktor . Korolyuk
ga “a man why can (elu
Ket." aw?

_ said lm ca

statement ‘detailing ‘Bar: ;
‘The -

nett’s crime,
maximum sentence for:

Mr. Barnett, in the opinion
of CIA analysts,. was
_ transmitted to the KGB,”
Assistant U.S. ‘Attorney’
| David Queen: said in the -
statement ate Barnett's

sentencing.
Barnett, 47, of Bethesda,

Md, now runs: an import-

. George Matava, a justice
department. lawyer, had
against Barnett, during the

The Bann -goverament |

dtatement: “It is known to .
the federal government.
that the Soviet citizen Vik-
tor Korolyuk had entered

| the federal “republic.” It”

gave no further details, -
The Stultgarter Zeitung

newspaper said Korolyuk

‘

‘carrying

ls considered to be.
important

secrets. Although - the.

“BC B RIEFS ve

€

i ie

BAN LIFTED

“KELOWNA. (CP) — An -.

overtime ban which forced
‘cancellation and diversion
of late-night flights. at
Kelowna
Wednesday, following a

meeting between the city,

. the: ‘Canadian Union of ©
Public. Employees and a.

1 mediator. The

bari began Dee: 19 when 17°

maintenance and emer-
gency workers refused to

(weaTHER. }

A. weak Pacific weather
disturbance moving

through the area will give *

us periods of rain this af.
teraeon |

twas lifted .

tapering off |

it. Tomorrow bok -

‘for mainly cloudy ‘skies

with - more showers.
Temperatures. will. ba.

| slightly cooler reaching -

only 2 degrees Celsius
0 degrees overnight.

Friday and dropping off to

“work pasl 11:25, pam until.

the city discussed thetr
grievances about pay and

. job classification. The

union has been without a
dontract since Dee. 81.
CONTRACT HEFTY
VANCOUVER (cP) —
the United Steelworkers of
America has negotiated a
hefty wage settlement of 51

per cent over three years

for members employed by
‘Lister Bolt and Chain Ltd,
of nearby Richmond: The
tnion said the new pact:
brings a journeyman’s rate

to $16.26 an hour by 1983, -

’ BEACONS INSTALLED

NANAIMO (CP) — Five
hazard beacons are being
installed | at ‘Nanaimo
airport bo allow scheckiled,
sight flights, sald city Ald.
Dick Winkleman. He said
the electrical beacons,
which emit a fixed red
light, should be in use by
the end of April. Alr B.C.
says It will begiri . night

service the day after the

beacons ire working.

one-line _

” the’

bargain was‘reached. ©‘
Matava said then that the

-government ‘would prove
. Barnett left the CIA in 1970 *~

in hopes of making more ,
money. He then failed as a”

‘businessman in. Indouesia,

’ Matava ‘said, and,“ more -

. than “$100, 000: in debt,

_-turmed to ‘the Saviet KGBi in :
1978 ‘to sell Us. secrets.
Barnett - =revealed : ‘the

* names.of 30..CIA” tn:

dercover .agents, several «.

- foreign CIA collaborators
_, and details-of a CIA under- °
- gover. operation known as

HABRINK, thea “‘one of its

highest” priority
operations," ‘the gov- |
emment sald, -

Matava ‘said HA-BRINK
obtained © manuals and

“puture of iis information is :

not known, irritation in the

. Soviet delegation in Vienna -

suggests the leak is con-

- sidered serious, ‘the news:

_ Paper added. * :
The newspaper said in. a

report iran Vienna that the

interpreter”
. delegation “in the week —

paris from almost every.
weapon the Rusiians had
Supplied to one country —
not named by Matava but"
identified by Sources as In-
Sonesta, an -

Soon- ‘after: ‘Barnett of.
tered. his. services. for
.1 $70,000. to ‘the ; Soviet.
cultural-- - ‘attache In--
Jakarta, , Indonesia, he .,,..
. gave: information:.to. an
agent called ‘Dmitriy, who -
paid” him, - $25,000, the
. government said.

" Later, “thé KGB pressed

" Barnett to get back inte.”

Intelligence work ‘with thie..
-CLA or anothet govertiment *
“agency, Matava said,
eventually ' poying: him a)
total oF 2,b08.. : .

fete “his:

before Christmas,” : drove

"to: the. city's Schwechat

Airporl. and took the-first |
seat ‘available te the Weat. °

The plane landed in |

+ Hoe ‘jobs. Those. efiorts

Barnett: resisted’ trying

for a CIA job foe fear aie.

_ detector.test would disclose
be was a Soviet apy. bul did -
agree .to “try. ‘to. get
congressional” or: White .

* back a6 a! Restos cone

tract.- employee © cS |
‘Washington: in: January,
1973, to. train agents and
_ three months later he was

Ls in contact with the KGB.

Then on March 18,1980,

- the FBI confronted Barnett

‘at his’ part-tinie CIA job

and “after ‘a ‘short con-
- fersallon with ‘the agents,
‘Barnett began his con-
_ dessin," Matava said,

ne 2 flees Russia with data

‘Duesseldor!, : where he
“bummed himself in to airport
police ‘who immediately

summoned ‘the - federal
- intelligence agency, itdaid.
‘The: loterpreter ‘was taken ©

_e a. secret . -Tocation, “the

Crown land sale only
if. proven. essential »

VANCOUVER (CP) -
_ ‘The provincial government:
"will aly seli Crown land to’

ranchers if they can prove - ©
_ it is essential to the ©

operation of thelr spreads,
. Sgrieulture Minister Jim -
’ Hewitt sald Wednesday.
The minister confirmed
government has
‘decided on. a policy of .
selling what he termed
“sore Jand” to ranchers:
and all that is needed is a
technical : Approval by
cabinét.

Governizent - “officials
said two days ago that the
Hind deal. could, potentially
_fovolve: 160,000, hecires
” (247,000 pores).

, The policy has brought |

expressions of concern
fran senior government
olficials, forest industry

apokesmen and envi- .

ronmentalists who are
" worried that steckmen will
be allowed to buy multi-use -
resource land'— property _
-with high reeréational,
: wildlife of forestry values.
' Hewitt anid the govern: :
ment “le giving the ran-
ching lLidustry control over

Crowa' tands, they hive
been leasing from the gov- «
ernment for years. _ :

“Weare not giving them .

_ anything they haven't-had ”

before, Ranchers have had
contro!‘ over. the ; leased
lands “.and sow we’ are

- giving them, an‘ option ‘to:

buy hem.
_ Becdtiso of. the ‘price: of

“Iand be doubted that many.
tanchers will be able ‘to.

afford it. _

Traditionally, stockmen: ;

have- used more than 4°
million hectares (10 million
acres) of Crown rangeland

‘ under.two rental systems
. 7 annual permite ad log

leases, ;
- When the’ new, Forestry
Act was passed two years

“ago, the lease system in-

volving more than 300,000

hectres (about 725,-000

acres) was to be phased out
over five years and
replaced’ La a licence
system.

made: imy rorementa te to
some of provement

Sieroter

ith “awider the shorter
Hoencing system, Hewiti
“sata,

“And. that: is wy re
have. given . them’ the
portunity to buy it.”

While confirming that It
will be ranchers who will
define what lands are
important! to thelr day-to-
_ day operations, he said the
Povernment’ will not sell:
reereational land or multi-
- use property for
wildlife or rhe ere ir

‘More money
TRURO, N.S. (CP), —

Universities and, colleges

should get at least a 12-per-

: cent increase in govern-

ment furding fob the 1961-

academic year to main--
tain. the qifality of _

education in the’ Allantic
région, the exectitive-

director of the Association
of aha Universities
a

' government
programs | and grants
$0 pér cent of funds,

for: ‘tlvesies ia ‘the:
-Miefiie feten

Union’ and riahagemeat” °

. Will: meet for.the first time
«this. ‘afternoon: i on Pa
le the t

“Labor: Relations omcer;

Edna’ Forestor': will attend *

the meating ‘along ‘with the“

“area representative ‘of the

-Hotel, -Restaurant,.

Cullpiry_ ‘and Bartenders

‘Union,’ Carl ‘Axleson, ‘Who |
few ‘In Wednesday. *:

“The dy employees walked

off the fob Fue, at noc

he work: until

to protest “Working coms, .
ditions, hiring of non-union

"labor and past, grlovances:. :

Gerri Menley,- itiop
* gteewardat the hots otel, says
~ they’ will ‘not’: ds tock, to”:

“They will also’ continue to
Picket the ‘hotel: Manager

all their “>

“demands. have bees rey what the. series

. were striking about.

Nort -Moriseali is ‘not | vf

happy with this because he |

gays they. are‘ boibering "> fallin
_ Sistomers caning inte the” -SEYS

oe lby ED CURELL and, MARIA YOUNG oo

“1nd it very uiing to

2 “elim - up | the: Jibrary

basement. ‘sleps as happy

serainble ‘to. the - picture-
. book section, Another pre-
schoo! hour finished,

another-story told, Have

Children’s absorption
into that scope of magical
words that enchant, amuse
and. teach ‘is “itself

them | onto: that: ‘pathway °

and observe as they are.
lost in the dark woods with
’. Hansel. and: Gretel -or ° -

discoven, ‘the; silliness ° in.

“POLICE
NEWS

‘two reports of! ‘todd ‘thefts
-Wednesday:. “Ap:

‘ proximately $400 in- tool
-. was taken from the back of |

a truck:and $500 warth'of

 twols Was reported missing
 frem~ . Northwest Com:"
7 -rnuily, College ot

we vo geowanite weet aN ere

fee

or int

intersection "of ‘Kinj
pnd Albatross at 12:45 p. u.
Wednesday. There were no.

injuries bit damage to both —...--
vehicles was. estimated at.

» $1,000.
Kenneth ‘Plante : was

: itis amazing |
Jarid -eager. preschoolers - ,

‘* dilustration ‘and’ no. text."
You'll: be surprised’ how

you read to your child ~
"quickly: a ‘tot ‘will -tie

. Intely?.

. faselnating lo watch. ‘Get’ -

broad “anid. “condbantiy,
and stretching -.
how amiuch of
it children have and‘ tow ©
often they ‘want to share It

with someaneelse. Pick up ~

a-pictare book. which is all .

together the most Inventive

_,lale of adventure.”

Books do 0 many things,

They. reassure, they’re *

escape, | they.’ make Bad .;
faces smile, they open up

’ our little world and show us.
how much’. world. there ~

really ia, . Introduce your.

- children tothem at an.
early age.: “Perhaps ‘they.
“WAI enjoy. mom or. ae

PORT “HURON, “Mich.

AP): — MH: you "want ‘to

‘borrow Gulliver's Travels.

” fret the gublic Horary in” ;
~ St Clair County's Kimball o-G
* Township, youmay haveto.
“, wear. gloves.” rr.

swinlt? hovel
'G. Lynn Campbelt™

driving a 1966 Chev pickup ~ : :

truck and making a left-

‘ turn: inte the Nechake

“Shopping Centre when he
‘was -rear-ended, Michael
. Galatninibas been charged
with following too close.

" WOMAN LOOKS AHEAD
WINDSOR, Ont, (CP) —

‘The. editor. of ‘Working

Worhan- magazine predicts

/ that bome day women will

' make the‘sime money and
hold ag ‘many: business:

Group! ©

when a water pipe . poe
“and burst, Frending part of
the library,

~ Instead of discarding the’
‘books and trying to collect
insurance,” “libraryn-
director Harry Wu figures

that cold storage could. ary” :
gut: the.’ pages; much ‘as -~ gelzed in September when
: : deputies: found: it growing
‘ ‘qn, four residential lots’ in

_ calles is. rogue dried and
The books are stacked

and -.
political offices as mex.

Scns cts bes never way forte

Oil

Company of Silverneciin

au Cantdian 9

than’ Swi oa
i other boll Erol <

what in being read to them

. but the association of books
with pleasure will set them
‘in the right ‘direction: woe

Why: not: register your

- child" for= our. preschool ©
i storyhours:.~
‘ programme - beginning, ‘in.

‘and.’ tot:

' Jonuaryt, These are both .
” ‘pix week: ‘pesnions, for pre:
. schoolers ‘aged | 3.5," Wed -

nesdays at 10:30 a.m.
starting Jan: , 21st: and
Thuradays ‘at’ 2 Pa. -
beginning Jan. 22nd, and.”

Upbeat “progr is tor
the under 3’, one parent.

roust. accompany the child. -
First get: together is Jan. 8.

‘ fel 10:3) sm, Please. call .

“among. turkeys,
> -beinger. ‘and kielbasa,

kilograms:
marijuana, “he! ‘had’ it
ed to hishoude qutside

of, town) and: loaded ‘in: a.

trash bin. He then chained

. -the bin toa telephone pote. ~

"With, a ‘snip of bolt: cat
tess, the: } marijiaina was

- gone,

“Sure I'm embarrassed
- they’. stole’ it from “my .
property,” the sheriff said .
Wednesday. ° ran

: The. ‘ arijuana was

_ the town of Penrose.

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