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"alt the * Peterborough

‘Bxaininer,”’ ‘ts. "a. former,
- Laketteld College classmate .

-of- Prince Andrew.In an
“exclislye . Anterview --
- Tuesday at the home: of a

_, Lakedeld teacher, Andrew.
:inteehiatlonel sPlaybay fa
- thaceurate’ and he referred :
. to’ Jounaliats ¢ as tfackale and
a teal eae °

(oS Six years ago a Weyear.

old Brince came to Canada
*and,- if: “hedidn't' : "learn
” sanything else, he leartied to
tela. whe :

“Crag Hive, a ary

On Tuesday nit, sitting
in the living room of Bob
Armstrong, a teacher at

Lakefield College, an older -

and wiser Prince Andrew

“Iaughed,; leaned: back -and
declared: “ts great | to be;

back."
Ay want: ‘jou to. sey: I'm

glad: to'‘be\batk in’ Canada -
with’ friends ‘I've: met -and®:
‘worn for a Jong time, he h

): 88 2 “Andrew” “returned” ft
Lakefield ‘for the. first-time’ °
~-"sinee ‘the’ summer of: 1977,
“and: attended . an. Informal,”
“private”: -barbecue with
_ Revered formner. tasamates :

- Offices. occupied

, KAMLOOPS, B.C.’

“(CP) = Two B.C,’ Government-

~ Employees Unin officials ‘took over the administration
. offices of the Tranguille Centre at midnight today in bid to

* -foree the“Minisiry of Human Resources to announce its .
plans for the 600 workers who-will be laid off from the centre .

when It closes. <

“At about-midnight we 2 decided ta occupy the two ‘main’
adminstrative offices unti] someone from the Ministry of -
Human’ Resources: ‘comes around-and talks to us: about ve
~ jobs," Gory Steves, ‘the union's assistant director ‘of -

collective bargaining from Vancouver, sald in an interview,

early today. from the offices.
600: Workers who care: for’ the aproximately 800
_ mentally Handicapped résidents'at the centre have ‘been
_ told that ‘the ‘centre will be closed-and the residents’.
_ dispersed throughout the community. But the government,

“The,

has not indicated wheri this will happen. -

- The workers ‘want’ the. Bovernment to. assure them that '

“they will be given jobs somewhere else in the government.
“The government has sald that because the residents are

~ being. absorbed by the community, the workers should be:

able to et jobs with other orgenizations and institutions In’

the area; >

The union hea a collective agreement that expires at the

end of: October, said Steeves.

CONTRACT. EXPIRES .

‘The agreement provides some protection from layoffs
and severance pay and the union-wants the decision of what -
will happen to. the employees made before the contract

expires, .”

‘Steeves ‘gald the union’ met with minsitry. officials
. Tuesday | and they: _Tefused to honor” the collective

agreement, -.

“They say they sont be in any ‘position, to deal with

employees until they complete ‘thelr. planning for: the’

placement of residents in the community,” probably-not

until at least the end of the year; said ‘Steeves. ‘4

_ 600 employees,” he said,

“They're doing all this planning for residents but not the ;

The administration offices are currently being held by

Steeves and Dave McPherson, the -Jocal union staff .

representative, but Steeves said this morning workers will
* be allowed in but management. personnel won't. .
.. “IE. (Human Resources: Minister)‘ Grace ‘MeCarthy or

~ @epuly minister) John Noble want to give us a call.we’re .

prepared to talk to-them at ‘any time," sald Steeves.
He said the-centre will continue to function as normal
while the administration offices « are held,

"Insecticide sprayed

_ WINNIPEG (CP) — Aerial spraying of the insecticide
‘melathion is expected to begin this week after the Manitoba -
” government declared a health emergency Tuesday because
of a possible outbreak of western equiné encephalitis.

Health Minlster Larry Deajardins told a news conference .-|.

_ the mosquito: spraying program’ will cover the Red River
Walley aréa including Winnipeg and southeast of the city to
~ the U.S, border, Selkirk and Morden are among the other .
: larger. population centres to be included. in’ the initlal
_ spraying.
' ‘The decision came .on day. after- Desjardins’ said the ¢

7 _ Spraying partly because of a reported link between Baygon —

t

~ government had conclude

the situation was not aa urgent:

_ a8 in-the previous emergency in 1901...

The minister said recent warm weather has spurred the
* riae to darigerous levels of the Culex. tarsalis mosquito
__Bopulation. The mosquitoes catch encephalitis, also known

. a8 sleeping sickness, from birds before’ Spreading it to ;

“ hamans and horses, hence the name “equine” encephalitis.

- NO CASES YET

No cases of the disease have been detected in humans,
Desjardins sald, But the virus has been found in flocks of
‘chickens used to monitor mosquito levels:

~ Encephalitis attacks the central nervous system and ”

causes inflammation of the brain. The incubation period is
five to'15 days and the disease can result ‘in death or-per-
"manent brain damage. Permanent retardation or paralysis:
. @eeurs in about one-third of cases among infants. -
_ Desjardins sald malathion was chosen for the coming

and birth defects following spraying of the chemical i in 1980-
. 8.
.', Environment Minister Jay — ‘ Cowan | gaid Tuesday

” malathion is used extensively in the U.S. and has proved to
-be less toxic than Baygon. when: administered to small

~ animals. -

Dr. Joseph Cummins, & geneticist at London’s University.
of Western.Ontario, said seven babies born at Winnipeg's
St. Boniface hospital between September, 1960, and

October, 1981, showed genetic defects similar to those In lab

animals exposed to low doses of Baygon. ;
However, Dr.. Albert. De Pape, a’ pathologist’ at the

hospital, conducted an investigation Into the deaths and —

said he found no common factors among the seven, adding.
the cluster of deaths was a chance occurrence.

.» RESULT IN DEATHS -

In the last 50 years, six major outbreaks of encephalitis in

.. Manitoba resulted'in about 620 observed cases of the.

_ disease and 142 deaths. The worst outbreak was in 1641, -
when there were 521 cases and 79 deaths. Oitbreaks in 1975
“and 1977 produced 14 and seven cases, respectively, but no
deaths, However, in 1981, there were 25 reported cases and.
two deaths.
Baygon was sprayed in, the 1975; 1977 and 1061 outbreaks,

A government release said:

» Desjardins said besides the spraying program, the
_ Emergent Measures Organization has set up an 1@-hour-a-
. day telephone infofmation centie to answer questions about

‘ encephalitis'and the. hourd of operation and location of ;

spraying.

John Ptohman, minister responelble for the organization, .

said spraying probably will begin this weekend since it will of

: take about 72 hours to stock the chemical. a

‘teachers and ‘friends,

. The prince, who attended.

the schoo! for six months In

1977, has been}in Canada -
y. After -
atrivhig in. Toronto. under.
an assumed name, he was
. spirited: ‘away to. Lake.
-, Slmeoe, ‘whiére he spent the —
“night at a ‘cottage belonging.

to the father of Lakefield .

‘since . Monday.

(On ; Tuesday, -

planned - ‘two-week, — 300-
kilometre.canoe trip in the

Northwest Territories, ta
“The trip on the Nahanni -
_to: be gruelling, -it, will -still -

~ River through the iiorthern-
“provide the prince a respite.”

: wilderness - won't. be a.

plenie, but it will be a break
from all the’ attention | that

* comes with being the gon of.

Queen Elizabeth. °

“I'm looking fotward to.
the. next two weeks... to:
being part of a feam agaly -
‘and to pissing on some: of
my, experiences,” he: said;

vin .Germany,

WAS .ON SIMILAR TRIP
‘Because Andrew was part
of a similar trip down’ the

-Copper Mine River in 1977,

‘Guést said-he is looking to

‘the prince to be.one‘of the

leaders. -

After paddling with the -
- prince.on the Mississagua,

’ Guest sald he was’ im--
: reseed. ,

eadmaster- Terry Guest,
mi - while’
reporters : ‘wondered. ‘where.
Aridrew was, ‘the prince WAS.
‘paddling 1 upt the Miasissagua -
> River, tuning up. fora.

‘than. -twloe | the. Bled * “of
“Niagara: ‘Falls,- & ‘
will his roy The
“highness ; be--eagting: aie ihe
_Youghing It in: the ‘woods?:.”
300- - “Straight: trip - food?" ‘bald »:
“Thompson. “Lats of freeze-
‘dried ‘stuff!’ 0” :

has" called - the: -

“There will be-20 people on
‘the trip, induding students
“from” Lakefield as well a8
Bdhools -
< Australia’ ‘and India, m

denies’ ever -taking ‘off. his -

., days.”

“eta in. shape. “He t cer
tainly retalned, everything:
he was taught.” a

“David Thompson, one of. \

the. ‘organizers df the trip *
and: a former: : Lakefield.’

‘teacher, ‘said while, the:
Nahanni isn't t ally-as >
altfiutt ap the pper.? Mine,”

It is: -ruggedly » -acenle;” ae

featuring high ¢ canyon. Walls -
-and the Virginia} Falls; more -

“What:

‘While the trip. nay ie

from reporters, who seem to
follow him: everywhere., °
: “My sister: in-law (Diana)
press .
wolves,”’. Andrew |. said.
“They | are not wolves. They.
are. jackals. or hyenas.” -
When asked how. much of
what is-reported about:him

‘ig accurate, Andrew ‘paid.
-about fiye'per cent; . --

_ ‘What you-see on film. is
accurate, "he sald, As for: :

the rest, “if you take. 95 per *: Charles
‘cent of what they are saying °;

and assume it’s wrong, you. :

are right." 9°) <5

DENIES INCIDENT»
Andréw, for” “instance, .

swimauit in:.a Pool and:.
waving it- around:

“HI wrote, down

everything that was wrong, E

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Andrew sipped ¢ a soft. drink

‘Later; ’ "when . « he,” a few. :
; several.
_ members of the. RCMP went
gut-to a local bar fora few.‘ |
‘drinks, he continued to]. -

+ frienda sand.

‘drink ginger ‘ale...

He indulged In abit of |

- reminiscing with . former

" classmates. The discussion —
. Fanged from cars, to. the od!
- Amerlea’s Cup sailing trials."
—he watched Canada i beat |.
‘the British ‘boat: Victory ;
. during the weekend — to

. girls, although’ not his. .

“P'm - not. going lo: “get:

» married until ]'m. 30,” he’
“said, Then he . laughed,
what (Prince)

said. Tn :
“Changing the ..
i Andrew sald “Pm. very,
~ happy to be back in Cansida

“at my old school:’ Mos

, Looking. around the 5 rovin, qos
‘, che said. the people and-the |.

~ place brought back mostly.
- Pleasant, _but some ‘strange
“memories. ; .

“We are all older," he
laughed. “It’s .a different

. _ berapective. "

“This (trip) is icivate, it’s.
iny private’ Me, It’s. for my.

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