ee

Charlie King t takes his elses.
through’ iia paces at. the
YMCA. twice a week; con-:

‘centrating on-Kmbering up
thelzmu
ier whinds: olf ‘the

“King, - a father. ob. three
who, worked. for 30 years.as

an: engineer, : Was laid off:

neatly .. Ago.
monthly: “unemployment
insurance ‘cheques for $004

will top arriving this month -

es. and keeping -

‘dependent ‘ on-. hig’ wife’s
part-time’: job earnings and
his; eayings, —

. King. thinks ‘he can surs
vive about arether year on.
“eavings,*. His:: ‘professional |

"association has told ‘hirn it ©

will iikaly’ be another four or
five. years, -before:: _ the
market. la - skills -
recurs,

“Deans stil: “hear ‘my

mother. aay ‘you'll, ‘always
have 4 job as an engineer’
388 ie old me 0, t0, to

ane his family il be tly

university, we
“Now life .is a’ constant-”

round - of job. searches,
“wasting ‘tthe’:

King has:found. out: about

the frustration of. unem- “

ployment, what it means to
«a family and all that family .
” contiginus: worries of being
he decided to begin twice-

“Te Ba break, from. the dob

has built up, So4:month ago

weeny. fre€ fitness Classes

she” ‘ay8, :
‘grimacing at the irony. : eb

: writing .
_Jetters," dressing: ,lup" in his.”
hegt suit: and:tie to- deliver
“applications, offen” never.
getting past the secretary. ;

rpontanegus
fystem, ©:

-where - the : _mempleymvent
Tate is.12:per cent. :
‘OFFER SUPPORT.

- Now, every:: ‘Tuesday and -
‘tiuraday. morning; about. 15. .

uperiployed, ; :'ymen-" and. -

-women gather for an hour of

- fitness, then coffee and ‘a

visit Tan, Bagi

ATE takes our minds off the

unemployed,” “gays King.

or the jobless’ in ‘Calgary,

Support ;

searching,

payment is coming. from, a

-break | from the stress
‘really. n- 1a . , ;
:ACKOSB the elty, Linda..
“ Auiderson, general manager
*“6f.Max Bell. Arena; opens

the doors of the rink a litile

easlier than usual these.

days, ‘turning it over for a

cheap two-hour skate for the.
-‘nemployed to play hockey.
'. About 90 men show up

Wednesday and Friday

_ mornings, ‘paying $2 each,

More bodies discovered in Argentina.

BUENOS -.. . AIRES
(Reuter) -— “More uniden-

tified-bodies buried. during

miliary. rule: in Argentina
were”. > * discovered:
cemeteries’ thréughout the
country ‘during the weekend
: ;inyeatigation of the
activi nh order al

7 regimed continued. Za

“Seven “bodies |. were
discovered at'a cefnetery in
the: northern. ‘ province: of
Tucuman ‘as workmen were

pein water” ree ‘and

graves fata comelery in the

province of Jujuy.

and an: unspecified. number

“Some 200 unidentified:

bodies, “many  -ehot” and’
tortured, have been | found =
‘alnce: the. elected govern-
ment . of President Raul
Alfonaln ‘took’ Alfie, last -
month.

PRINCE. GEORGE, “BC.

"Up: “to. 90,000" . “people

disappeared during the
rutbless _

armed forces’
campaign ‘against~ leftist
guerrillas in the 1970s,

_ The former police chief of -
Buenos Aires province, once
quoted”. as. -_ claiming
responsibility. for the |

: disappearance and death of
"6,000 people under military”

rule, was questioned by a

federal judge Monday about. _

a 1978 kidnapping.
~ Retired army

Alfredo Giorgi,

tok

Camps . returned. ‘trom.
_ vacation in ‘Uruguay. to give
ve evidence. in the case: There
_ had been speculation he had,
fled the country. to avoid .

Posaible prosecution:

Shortly before Christmas,

. Cordoba banned ‘about 20:

serndor military officers:

- Ramon Camps - testified
- before Judge Angel. Cordoba. __
~ ‘about kidnapped technician ;

‘from leaving the country,”

including Camps, who- wos.
‘already in Uruguay. at. the.

2 “Mothers. angry -

“4 hours. ‘before notifying

(CP) — Two single-mothera . them: : “that:
Resources Ministry waited in a fester home.

| TRUSTEE,

_ 3, NOTICE TO

'" "EREOITORS
Estate of the decaased:
HOY: Fong oka:Hen Foo,
late of C—O 4011. Sparks St.
Terrace;-B.C.
MEITCHELL:.

“ 2 sana wets

year-old. Patricia Derrick
‘and nee 10-yenr

det
pped off

: “their three’:
are angry that the ‘Human “'mnisaing children were safe

. The children — fouryear-.
old Léon Mercer, eight-.

old brother | .
alter i

meviomatinn tou | nm, .

Thursday. When Geraldine -
Derrick went fo pick them
up after the movie, they:

_ Weren't there.

., She, séarchad - ‘the shop-

Richard... ping rhalt where the theatre

Jomes:-oks' James «Frank is - located. When she

Mitchell, late of C—O ut
Sparks St., Terrace, B.C.

‘Creditors and others o

having -claims apainst the
sald: estata(s)”-are. hereby >.
required to send tham duly
verified :: to. ‘the | PUBLIC

‘$tréet, "Vancouver, 6.C.,’
V6Z2ES before Jan. 27, 1984,
alter, which.date the assets —

| - ot the sald estate(s) will be

disiriduted,-having regard
only -to claims that have
been received. :

Clinton W. Foote
. Publle Trustee
_ (aced-sjan):

Provincect —

800. Hornby

‘ couldn't flnd them; she went

" back .;to the _apar
building where she vad

Leon's mother, Linda, both -

live, hoping the «children .

would ; return when | , the

stores closed.

When they didn’t. retin, .
the two women called the. -

RCMP and the hospitals to
. pee if the children had been
fomd. ~~

It . wasn’t until 11 p.m.
Friday that Derrick. and
Mercer were told that. their

children were In a: fonter,

home.
_, Leon Mercer "Was
‘returned . home. ‘to. chi
-mother Sunday. , “

. ministry worker’. oa duty

Monday refused -to’ com-

. ment on the case: until

‘Tuesday. It is ‘not, known

’ whether Derrick's: children

- have been returned & 0 thelr
home. 2

time,
Workers at~ "- Lules
cemetery ‘in . Tucuman

province sald: the’. seven’

bodies unearthed” there

‘were all bound: hand and --
foot and had been buried on:

“police orders Between 1975 ~
and 1977, atime when -

guerrillas . of. the People's

. - Revolutionary. Army were

active:in the. province,

This could

evidence - “that . security

forces were abusing human

rights in their antl-guerrilla
drive under. the - elected
government: of . then
President Isabela Peron;

- provide

i

| At
= About

PEOPLE -

There are differences. of opinion over the best training

techniques in sports, and | it aeemna the same holds, true for: 7

. polar bear swims, |:
Steve Price, 19, one of more than 2,000 people wh6, braved
temperatures just above freezing to-take part in Van-

couver’s 64th annual Polar Bear Swim on Sunday, won'the _
event by being the firat to’ swim the set 60 metres ‘through:

the chilly waters of English. Bay. .
_For-his.efforts and endurance he won the Peter Pantages
Memorial Trophy, named after the Vancouver restaurateur.

who founded the city’s Polar Bear Club and inaugurated the.

Jan. 1 swim, .

‘Price's advice to future participante: “Drink lots of béer ._ 1
for acoupleof weeks," then have ‘complete abatinence New ;

’ Year's Eve”.
But ‘Price's. friend, James Large. ‘allo %, disagreed,

- saying hé sipped the abstinence part of the training. ~

“That's. why 1. came in. ‘peeond,” be eald, through chat.

tering teeth.

——

Soccer payer Mike Bagley, 21, wes 5 involved ‘in'a dif.

ference of opinion, | but unfortunately he chose to differ with ,

a referee. :
- Bagley ate’ the referee's notebook when, he was booked tt
bad Jangwage-tp'a Joel league mach and has been’ bann

for: ‘ix weeks, byeoceért officiate: Inr-Briatey Engle hanes
Sal

’ Ata wedding in Indianapolis. on the weekend, it gong

have helped if the 500 guests had been given a program to
let-them kriow who was.who..
Michael. Breen. married: ‘Sally Hulfine, and in the: game

*Huffine's younger sister, Laurie.

' Joseph acted as. Michael's beat man and. Michael did the |
-game for. Joseph, ‘while Laurie was Sally's maid of honor ;

‘ and Sally’ was. maid of honor‘for Laurie, .° “

“Rev. Pan! Courtney, who performed the ceremony, said . fj

“tina’s ,

_ before the 1976 coup which

“brought ‘thé * smilitary - to’

power.
Peron's ‘minister of social
welfare, Jose Lopez Rega,

. is;widely believed to have

organized the Argentine

‘Anti-Communist | Alliance,
dn organization of rightist
‘death squads --
‘operated with impunity
‘from 1974.00...
.. The existence of more
. “than .
: graves was denounced by jj
human rights groups in late.

‘ which

1,500 . unidentified

1982, but . court” in-
vestigations ' ‘at ‘the time

_ were hampered by the then .
_ Military government. ee

*.Caips wais quoted by the

- Spanish magazine Tiempo

last year as saying: “While
1 was. chief’ of police. of

Buenos Aireaprovince some &
“5,000 people - diaappeared.
_Some of them ‘I buried In -
graves designated N.N.

(unidentified).” :

‘Hee ‘later denied: having *

made the slatement.

Alfonsin hes ‘ordered ‘the’
: golirt martialof the three’
military juntas which ruled.
Argentina. from, 1076 until...’
- the: transition to democracy - #

began last year, on charges

of<’ authorizing. the’
systematic’ use of ‘Ad:
napping, torture -- “and.

- “murder in’ the. so-talled |
: again

“girty war”
verrillas. “ts ir4

-highest':

the double wedding gave. ‘the couplés extra moral support: .
* ....“The guys think, ‘If my brother’ 8 got the guts te do that,

go can I,’"he said. =; -

Richard Hutfine; father of the brides, laughed when it” a
' was suggested thata double wedding can ‘make the father a:

doubly nervous.
“I only got about ‘three hours’ ‘sleep last night. ‘I kept

waking up, thinking about the logistics, of it al " he said.

Looking tired after a 14-hour plane: ride from Tokyo,
globe-tratting schoolgirl : Samantha Smith -returned to
Portland, Me., on, the weekend after her Ibday holiday trip
to Japan. © |

Last summer, ‘ALyearld Samantha went to the soviet

Union at’ the invitation of President Yurl Andropov.
Samantha had written to the Soviet leader asking questions
about nuclear war.” ,

Asked where she would like to go. next, she amiled and
sald, “Ireland.” ~: :

’ Samantha and her mother, Jane, travelled, to Japan at the
invitation of a. group ‘promoting. an international science
and technology exposition i in that country in 1985.

"HUNTINGTON APARTMENTS

. wondering: |
_ where: the next -mortgage .

engineer takes, 6. breather

for: two. hoaine -of- shinny.

‘hockey — —a_bargain for ice:

time that formally renta, at
$00 an-hour.

“Ie would be nice if this
caught on because there's a.

\ Jot of Idle ice in ‘the town ia
-the . morning,’” Anderson.

said of the idea she ‘thought:
of In. October when ‘she,
started {to -think of the
problems . of ‘the . unem:
Ployed.- =" *

. * Peter Leong, a nyearold

unemployed... . structural
from: the. game fo com-.
pliment . . Anderson’s
initiative in giving him and
other unemployed . men “a
break in the’ day.” >
“It's a chance to work out

your frustration and that’s a

good thing:”, saya Leong.

He’s been unemployed for
nine months, will be cut off,
unemployment insurance-
benefits ~ in. about: four.
months and then doesn't
know ‘what he will do,

Coo

3 8 sew

"Leong: ‘sa considera
‘hitnaelf. ducky. He's single
and able.to live“with his:

‘parents while he searches

for a job.
. Donna-Raines spends her.
. days. listening -quietly to’
another ‘ grotip of. the
unemployed and tries to
keep. their lagging spirita
from. Plunging to the danger
level. .

‘She hands out advice’ and,
to ‘thoze in need, food
hampers.. She is - also.

- planning to set yp a co-*

‘operative day care’ and
organize weekly dinners, -
. Other = services. “have.
sprung up across the city to
try to meet the human needs.
af the recession, .
‘There -now are about
16,000 Calgarians searching _
for jobs who are not entitled «
‘to collect unemployment -
insurance because they
hadn't worked long enough.
In addition, unemployment
insurance : benefits for.

-almnost io, 000 ran out in ‘the -
last six months, Only those. ©
with virtually ‘no’ assets
quality for *
assistance. ,

As well, . about: 1,000
“fewer. “Calgarians ’> ‘are
working fow. than four.
months, ago, The number
earning a paycheque or self-
employed dropped to 307,000"
‘from: $18,000,- . Statistics.
Canada figures show.-

‘Across Alberta, the:

‘unemployment rate now is’.

about 10 per cent, * :

‘For established. agencies
like the Salvation Army the
statistics * mean . a
tremendously increased
workload. -

In 1991, | the Salvation
Army handed out 2,500
Christmas hampers to the
needy and weekly food to_
about 30 families. This: year
it handed out about’ 4,000
Christmas hampers and
feeds about 70. femilies a
week,

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