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Unity

KELOWNA, B.C. CP-
. Exchange trave’ is too
expensive to cssist in
_ developing national unity on
@ one-to-one basis, says
: Progressive Conservative
‘ leader Joe Clark,
‘ Q He made me comment
_ during a suprise appearance
: Satyrday at a national
' workshop convention staged
by British Columbia party
members. -

NDP a

Joe Clark
travel

Clark said internal travel
costs must be examined
because expensive fares
discourage exchange visits
between East and West.

He said the average
mileage cost for someone
travelling to Miami or
Britain from Toronoto is
ont-quarter the average cost
to travel to Toronto from
Quebec.

loser

in Quebec

QUESENL, B.C. CP-The
New Democratic Party has
no realistic prospect of
winning any Quebec seats in
the next federal election; a
member of the party's
federal election planning
committee told a meeting
here Saturday.

Colin Gabelmann, a
former memeber of the
British Columbia legislature.
participating in the B.C.
party’s northern regional
association semi-annual
convention at this Cariboo
community , said however,
that the party would run a
full slate of candidates in
that province.

Gabelmann told 120 party
sup orters that the federal

has hired a full-time
Quebec organizer “but
that’s perceived as a
long’term project and not
something that can reach a
good position in this elec-
on.

He said the party is far-
ther ahead in election
Preparedness in B.C. than
any other section in the
country.

The Saskatchewan party
is close to B.C., the Main-
toba branch has done vir-
tually nothing because of the
proviniciai election cam-

ign, there, the Ontario

ranch is behind because of
the last provincial election
and the Quebec party ‘as
usual is not in good shape at
all,” Gabelmann.

He said it was fortunate
for the party that Prime
MInister Trudeau, ‘for
some stupid reason on his

rt,” didn’t call an election
or the fall. It has given:
theparty the chance to get
into shape, particularly in
manitoba and Ontario.

Unemploymentand
economic disparity will be
the major focus of the party
in an election campaign,
said Gabelmann. One
solgan being considered now
is: “A nation out of work
can't work as a nation.”

He said this theme focuses
on umeployment and
economic stagnation as
being fuel for separatist
sentiment in Quebec.

Climbers reach
distant peak

atmandu AP - Four
Canadians have reached the
top of the 23,442 foot Mount
Pumori, a satellite peak of
the Mount Everest range,
Nepal's foreign secretary
said Sunday.
This was a Canadian
expeditions's first conquest
of aHimalayan peak in

Nepal.
ministry spokesman
said the Canadians spent
about 50 minutes atop Mount
Pumopre in fine weather
Friday.

The spokesman said the
six-man expedition reached
the at 9:15 a.m. Friday. The
first man on the top was the
expedition leaderGeorge
Rowe, 33 , a mechanical
engineer from Golden , B.C.

He was accompanied by
Tim Auger, 31, a ranger at
Banff National Park in
Alberta; LloydWilliam
Gallagher, 37, an Alpine
guide from Canmore, Alta.,
and Christopher Shank, 31,
of calagary, who was
working in Afghanistan as a
zoologist

The miinistry did not say
whether Sutton and Homer
would make the summit
attempt. But, as the peak
has been reached, the ex-
pedition was expected, to
concentrate on the down-
ward journey. .

The Canadians made the
climb without the aid. of
Sherpa guides, experts at
high altitudes, to help carry
food and equipment into
higher camps and without
oxygen to reduce the eefect
of thin air on mental and
physical performance.

it was assumed they
ascended Pumori’s south-
west ridge,the route the
team said it had intended to
follow and the route by

which a Japanese team
successfully scaled the peak
in 1973 and a French team in
1975.

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He said people must make
an effort to know what is
occuring not only in Quebec
but in other provinces.

He told another questioner
that if Conservatives for-
med the next federal
government, they would
reatin the Official
Languages Act but not apply
it in unnecessary areas.
One area that would be
acrutinized would be
bilingual labelling prac-
tices.

He said a Conservative
government would be
prepared to make money
available through a
provincial cost-sharing
program for public servants
wanting to upgrade
themsleves bilingually.

Hwoever, he also said he
would decrease the number
of public servants who need
to be bilingual.

Clark said there is a
sibility of violence in
ebec over the national
unity issue but there is less
likeliihood of this occuring
than “in a tavernin Prince
George B.C, on some other
matter.

Earlier in the day,
Saskatchewan Conservative
leader Dick Collver said he
has sent a message to Prime
Minister Trudeau calling for
an immediate national.
referendum on unity.

Collver said the
referendum is necessary to
“praveto investors in
Canada and the world that
we are our country and that
the people of this country
are behind it.’’

Coliver told a news con-
ference following a speech
to the B.C. Conservative
convention that Canada is
caught in a vicious circle,

He said Quebec Premier
Rene “Levesqu is talking
separation’ and
frightens off private money.
Private money in not in-

vestigating in Quebec or in
Canada.” ;

Collver added: ‘Wewill
reach the point where the
people of Quebec will be in
such a state economically
withing a year or two that

they will turn to anything to |

make it better.

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