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. . PAGE 3, THE HERALD, Wednesday, June 29, 1977 ~

The Vancouver Community L

ents,

Assistance Society can tell you whe Ba cases. of criminal: Law: ‘hich: the Hendl ite good
or not you should see a lawyer:about a. Assistance Society also gets. phone calls
“Le egalaid problem. on, the advice is brief. ailable.”? ”
alles you must see a lawyer”, says “We usually tell them to ‘keep quiet ° ‘Distance: is a’

| by
available

ele

MacLean, ‘we can

difficulties in the family.

ey actually. .do or not

the R.C.M.P. may ot certain f
people to us. I'm not certa
right now.’

*s hard to refer le to
encies in the area because vere not ap

give you and get a lawyer in the area as quickl le who
aivice about what questions to ask. as é possible,” ecLenn said. quickly Pee re who live here.
And to ask how much it will cost to have
er do what you wantdone. Alot refer.
ple don’t even think of asking how the
men. Te will cost."
MacLean says that most of the calls distance, I
p~""="""from this area, 15 to 20 of them'‘in a a
week, are abdut family law.

@ Queen Charlotte Islands has a
horrible distance problem, Their U.1. Cc.
office woe. Vancouver to appear
biggest problem we have is lawyer kriows that = wed Detter ¢

in person.
re, in Terrace and Kitimat,

Tin
even

ve been up hers ee before,’”. he says,
getto-kn
ro the « ‘Semmunity” ” ‘and | What’ * is.

iow, the layout

‘the “le

advice system could take the place of
“aid services “offered *ito:. f
Tesiden "of the Lower, Mainland by] law | iene

‘ ptudents:

reat problem for the
they

you "re better

ways sure where ney, are, or if the _Cigtance between offices is a

Divorce, custody of children, division they’re still in
of property, and support pa m ents are MacLean is refering to compel sayin
major concerns when there are services such as the consumer

the Better Business Bureau, which may you have to go to.Prince George, or. at

Many people also” phone with depend on provincial government

questions and problems regarding.

run, and so. may fold when
collection of Worker's Compensation

Pinds are are discontinued.

antes © hard

agencies).’’

ig to people, maybe

east Prince Rupert to see the people
who can help you (in “government

MacLean thinks that the telephone ©

7 tat lal - the
f Assistance So

may involve the
Vancouver .
Assistance Society, free. of charge, |.
between the hours of 9 a.m, and 4: 30
p.m. Monday to Friday.

The number is 112-800-€63- 5m,

“They have legal aid offices because
have law schools down there, and
the students volunteer their time.”

The advantage that we have, even} §
phone system toget at advice, le yr

fiely. are

the

ers,

as opposed
ents.

If you have a problem that you think
w, you can phone the

Community .

3 thes

Legal

4

RESOURCE BOARD MOVE

Vander Zalm jeered |

VICTORIA (CP) — About
250 per:
steps
Columbia legislature
’ Tuesday to demonstrate
ainst the government’s
to abolish the

R ans
ancouver

“We are going
have a hell of a fight with
this government in order to

get som Gone," Bruce
of

e Downtown
Eastside

Residents’
‘Association, told

said, after meeting
office with some of
a

the

protesters, the

Legal
action
on Dease

again

‘

VANCOUVER (CP) Ba
construction firms faunched

a British! Columbia Supreme

Court damage" ‘eetion
against the British
umbia Railway Tuesday,

alleging fraudulent

misrepresentation -in work
done on the railway’s Dease

Lake extension.

- Keen Industries Ltd.
claims it was fraudulently

- induced to enter into a 1972

contract with the ra raling

- perform clearing,
and culvert aatehietion an
the extension.
Keen says that it found it
impossible to move the
actual quantities of material
specified by the Nov.30, 1973

, completion date of the
_., contract. .

KRM Construction Ltd.

makes a almilar claim with

regard to a different section
of the extension.

Keen seeks a cancellation
of ite June 20, 1975 contract
and KRM — asks for
cancellation of its Dec. 22,'
1871 contract.

Both seek a return of
holdback and
remeasurement funds,
compensation for work per-
formed, a mandatory order
requiring B.C. Rail to
remeasure quantities, an

perl into the amount

under such
remescurement anda court

Resources:
to have to .

the

eed
eer

| aT owing for fhe amount

~ NOTICE

“IN OBSERVANCE OF CANADA DAY,
FRIDAY, “JULY lL, 1977, THE FOLLOWING

‘CHANGE IN. REFUSE PICKUP

government still plans to go
ahead with the legislation to

abolish the boa
The board was established
by the former New
Democratic Party
, Government and is the last
remaining lecal
board, the rest having been
previously abolished by the
jai Credit government.

Under a bill introduced.

last week by Human

resource ©

_ RECORD
SOCKEYE
RUN

VANCOUVER (CP) —
Predictions that this year’s

Sockeye run will be the

. ne
of the International Pacific

biggest in 60 years a
Pei nae thee

Salmon Fisheries Com-
mission said Tuesday.
“It's still too early to get
enthusiastic,’ said Alex
“but it looks likke
the predictions we made last
December are on the
mark,”
This year’s sockeye run is
seven

million more iat yea
Cooper said the United
States government has
passed special fishing
regulations for treaty In-
dians which, among other
things, give ‘them a longer

eeThe. " commission passed
an emergency order this
week making clear that its

alauons 4 apply to all U.S.
elzes, white and non-

BOATS INCREASE

Cooper _— said
commission is also.
concerned about the amount
of American gear con-
centrated in southern
waters. Gillnetters are up to
656 this year from 258 last
year and purse seiners are
up to 225 from fy for the big
run four years ag

Cooper said the aroount of ° 5c
Canadian gear is about the

same as in past years.
the early Stuart

Lake run now is in the river .

and biologists estimate it
will produce about 1.5
million fish, The Horsefly
run is expected to produce
even more fish this year
than the record 1.6 million in
1973.

Another 1,5 million fish
are ex

Stuart ke run.

id, a

the |

ted from the late

Resources Minister Bill.
Mander Zalm, the gov-
ernment will do away with
the board and take over
direct control of delivery of
social services
Vancouver.

Vander Zalm was unable

to meet with the protesters,
because of a

eng pment in Port Alberni,
his ice said

- Socred
tampered °

_ VICTORIA (CP) — Dave,
Stupich (NDP—Nanaimo)
charged Tuesday that
George Kerster (SC--
Coquitlam) improperly
tampered wi itness
at was to appear
the British Columbia
legislature’s publ
accounts committee.
Stupich, rising in the
legislature on a matter of
privilege, said Kerster
improperly p uaded B.C.
Railway yexecutive Mac
Norris not ta attend the
meeting, scheduled for
earlier Tuesday.

‘Stupich called for the
matter to be immediately

- referred. .ta. the . “select

standing - committee on
standing orders arid private
bills ane for a full report to

Stupich, chairman of the
public accounts committee,
alledged that Kerster, in his
capacity as acti secretary.
of the committee,
Norris not to attend the
meeting.

Norris’s failure to ap
at the meeting coinc fied
with the absence of all 11
Social Credit members of
the committee. .

Stupich said Kerster told
Norris not to attend the
committee meeting because
the Social Credit. MLAs |
would not be able to attend
and the meeting would be
cancelled. The meeting,
with only four NDP. MLAs
seeded, took . place: ‘as

Kerster. said earlier the
whole matter was a
misunderstanding. —

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