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union cancelled

VANCUUVER (CP) — The
British Columbia Labor
Relations Board has can-
celled the controversial
certification of the In-
ternational Woodworkers of
America, local 1-424, at
Decker Lake Forest
Products near Burns Lake,
in central B.C.

However, the board turned
down a company application
that the union be prohibited
from organizing or applying
for certificatlon within the
next two years.

Theboard also dismissed a
request by a group of
dissident mill employees
that a representation vote be
called if any union tries to
organize the employees

within the next three years.

_ Dugout nears:

‘Tne [WA was initially
given automatic  cer-
tifleation Nov. 22, 1977, with
the required 55 per cent of
employees signed up, but a
subsequent investigation
found the sign-up in doubt
because the union had ap-
parently promised to
reimburse initiation fees to
some employees if the
organizing failed.

The board then decided to
reissue the certification,
saying that it would be
cancelled if workers failed to
vote with the union's
recommendation on a first
contract.

On April 24, the employees
yoted 45 to 11 to reject the
recommended . agreement,

destination

WEST VANCOUVER, B.C.
(CP) — A 12,6-metre dugout
canoe carrying three British
Columbia’ adventurers to

. Hawali from Vancouver is
cy less than 1,-440 kilometres
‘, from its destination, former
“crew member Karin Lind
| said Wednesday.

Lind, who left the Orenda

in California, said leader
- Geordie Tocher made radio
~ contact Monday with the tug
. Joseph Foss which was en

route to Oregon.

“- Tt was the first radio

“gontact made with the

- Qrenda since it departed
“ from Santa Cruz, Calif., June

29 for Oahu, The crew had

+ put in at Santa Cruz when
- Rocher became sick and sup-

Plies ran low.

The canoe is in an area of

. good weather with following

winds, the weather office
said Thursday.

Lind said she estimates the
Orenda, which left Van-
couver May 14, will complete
the 3,600-kilometre voyage
July 30,-“a little ahead of
what wad expected when we
were in California.”

Tocher, Si, is making the
voyage to prove an an-
thropological theory that B.
C. Indians had paddled and
sailed their war canoes to
Hawali. .

Also on board the canoe
are navigator Gerhard
Kiesel, 56, of Vancouver, and
Richard Tomkies, 40, af
Pender Harbor, B.C.

© Vander Zalm denies

Vanderhoof firing

’ VICTORIA (CP) —
' Human Resources Minister
_ Bill Vander Zalm said today
“te had no involvement in
Wednesday's fir-ring of a
’ Vanderhooi, B.C., com-
; Munity resource worker.
Ed Yorke said he was fired
from his job as co-ordinator
fof an independent com-
“munity resources centre in
the centrat}INterioxr com-
munity after he filed charges.
in provincial court Tuesday.
Vander Zalm was among
those charged with con-
tributing to juvenile dlin-

quency. ;

Yorke said hat while he
was dismissed by the
directors of the society, he
felt the firing came under
threat from the human
resources ministry hat the

Today's job |
opportunity list-
ings are identical
to those publish-
ed in Thursday's
Herald.

society’s fundinguould be cut
if he remained in his
position,

Vander Zalm said Yorke’s
statements are sheer non-
sense because neither he nor
his ministry had anytheg to
doiith the firing. Yorke, he
sald,rworked for a private
society, not the ministry. .

- Vander Zalm also said he
is not concerned abvt the

charges filed against him by
Ygke.
Yorke filed charges

against the minister and
several others for failing to
remove six children from an
environment which he aid
promoted juvenile

deliquency.

VICTORIA (cP) —
Spokesmen for the federal
fisheries service say reports
that up to 40 per cent of
commerical net fishermen
are engaged in illegal fishing
practices are @ gross ex-
aggeration.

Tom Mooaisky, of the
department’s enforcement

section in Vancouver, said
Wednesday that while he has
no way of knowing the extent
x ilegal fishing, he believes
that fewer than 20 per cent of
the fishermen would be
involved in such practices,

Reports of the extent of
illegal activity came from

Howard English, a member
of the federal government's
sports fishing advisory
committee, who said in-
dustry source told him that

commerical net fishermen

often violate closure
regualtions by fishing seven
days a. week in a well-
organized pack in which one

Violence feared over
Native fishing rights

VICTORIA (CP) — A
native Indian spokesman
said today that someone
could get kilied in the dispute
over Indian fishing rights.

Chief Tom Sampson of the
Tsartlip band, an official of
the South Vancouver Ialand
Tribal Association, delivered
the warning while criticizing
the British Columbia
Wildlife Federation for at-
tempting to incite a con-
frontation between Indians
and non-Indians.

Sampson said irrespon-
sible statements by
federation president Bill
Otway will aggravate ten-

Foreign

sion over the rights of In-
dians to net fish in rivers for
food.

He said he is concerned by
Otway's statement that
Indians are ‘netting three
times as much fish as they
are entitled to and are

poaching.

“He (Otway)
generalized,” said Sampann.
“Fe’s condemning all In-

dians.

“He made silly,
irresponsible statements and
he has put federal fisheries
officers in an awkward
position.

MAKES PREDICTION

“We don’t plan to take this
sitting down. Somebody Is
going to get hurt. Somebody
Is going to get killed. We are
fighting to maintain a right
that has always been ours.

"If the federation thinks it
can stop the ancient right of

Indians to take fish for thelr

table, it's wrong.”

Sampson said the Indlans
have always supported con-
servation but the federation
has taken a redneck position
on the issue, leaving no room
to settle the matter
amicably.

He said the campaign to

"stop Indian from netting fish

teachers

hired in B.C.

VANCOUVER (CP) —
Foreign teachers are being
allowed to fill pogitions at
British Columbia _ in-
dependent schools and at
some public schools while
hundreds of B.C. teachora
remain unemployed,

Alice Reynolds, a
spokesman for the im-
migration department, said
Wednesday department
has issued a number of cne-
year visas to schools who say
they have been unable to find
suitable Canadians. They

_ are given 30 days to search

for qualified Canadians, she
said.

“We also do a search for
teachers,"’ she said, “Some-
times it takes longer than 30
days if we have indications
that there may be a
Canadian.” . ;

Somé schools include
religious beliefs and training

in their qualifications, but
Reynolds said the depart-..

ment has not questioned
whether religion is a valid
reason for recruiting non-
Canadians.

“The Christian reform
schools for example—they
have quite a few they bring
in,” she said,

“They have quite a
statement of faith, and while

District of Terrace

.. “The Special Meeting of the District of
Terrace Council, originally scheduled for

Monday,

July 24th,

1978, has been

rescheduled for Tuesday, July 25th, 1978, at
7:30 p.m. in the Municipal Council Cham-

bers.”

they're building training
facilities here and send some
of their people to the States
to train, they can’t get the
teachers they need here.”

MORE RESTRICTIVE
Reynolds —_ said the
department has become
more restrictive during the
past three or four years,
issuing only one-year: em-
ployment visas rather than

landed-immigrant status,
Reynolds said - that
teachers were needed

eviowsly in northern areas
and that public schools also
have to look outside the
country at times for teachers
in specialized areas, such as
teaching the blind or deaf.

Diane Walter, of the B.C.
School Trustees
Association's teacher em-
ployment service, sald at
least 300 B.C, teachers are
actively seeking work
through the: service, with
many more searching © on
thelr own,

for their own use has
resulted in fisheries officers
arming themselves,

Meanwhile, Fisheries
Minister Romeo Leblanc
agreed Wednesday to send
parliamentary secretary
Hugh Anderson (L— Comox-
Alberni) to Lillooet to meet
with Indian representatives
following a ban on Indian
food fishing on the Fraser
River Monday and Tuesday.

Lazelle Medical Center

is pleased to announce
Dr. Lennox Brown has rejoined
Dr. Ron Hrooks,
Dr. Catherine Reilkoff
and ;
Dr. John Birbeck.

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“Guard and Armed Forces—

need for vastly increased

vessel acis as lookout while
the others fish.

Barry Huber, deputy
fisheries director, said he is
upset at the allegations,

The great Italian violin virtuoso Niccolo Paganini

played so brilliantly, a legend grew up around
him that he had made a pact with the Devil.

oe,
We aT

which he sald are tittle more
than hearsay.

“In my dealings with com-
merical fishermen, I would
say the majority are very
conscious of the regulations
and operate within the law,
as do most of the native
Indian people and the sports
fishermen,” he said.

OLD PROBLEM

Huber said, however, that
the department is aware of
violations in which one
fishing boat acts as a lookout
for anoher while fishing
during a season closure.

“That's an old problem,
there's nothing new in that,’’
he said. “I£ they're in packs
of. seven or eight, that’s
entirely possible. 1 can't
discredit it and equally I
can't say it's going on.”

The department has about
80 fisheries officers and

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Wright said the use of such

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