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By “EDISON. STEWART. the Parti quebectis and the “Quebee “Liberals took. ‘the

MONTREAL (CP) —
idea that Canada is a pingle:
state with two nations .is
resurfacing as a popular .
position for Quebec’ political
jeaders:. —
federalists.

Premier Rene Levesque,

_ his ‘option of ‘sovereignty-

association defeated soundly
in the May. 20 referendum, -

get the new tone when he mentioning’ the. ‘premise’ af special committee

rejected; Prime Minister
Trudeau's. proposed

(Quebec). Liberals, «but.
among various. : Social

same tack in their .con-
stitutional position paper:
- released in January,’ pro-

Ne nt ‘
- Ab ab Ae :

involving
-provincial governments, .

‘The Ryan Liberals, ‘ailing -
-for “the: ‘honestly recognized: *,

as “this weekend when Fitness Funfest ‘takes: over: r the .
recreation’ spotlight In Terrace.:. . t
Phota by. Gree snigdveton _

"federal | o vand ie

ps.” ; :
~He noted. that. “Prime ‘posing to increase the ‘equality. ‘of the two- peoples:

“Minister Trudeau, who has powers of all provinces at the. -who:..
‘ineluding | always argued there is only expense

“one Canada,”’ remains
highly popular. in Quebec,
having: played aninfluential
role in the referendum
campaign: without once .

two natlons.’

Similarly, Tiudeau

of the: “federal:
government. ae

“They also -propose.- ay
-dualist bench" of the
Supreme Court’ to ‘handle:
constitutional ‘issues and a -
— halk

half.

francophone,
handle

anglophone — to

preamble to a new federal crushed the Conservatives language and cultural issues .

constitution, which began
with the: words “We, the
people of; Canada .. ;
Levesque, while he has nat
yet outlined how it would”
work’. ini ‘practical terms, ©
gays the. new’ - constitution
must recognize there are two
founding peoples rather than
one, and thus two nations
within the Canadian state.
He n “that: both. the
royal’. “commission - on
bilingwalis igm’® ‘and.
cultura: ears. Ago
and the Pe Ribas task~
force on-yiational ‘unity last |.
year concluded that Canada.
is based on “‘two. distinct: .
societies,” | one ‘French arid
one E .
Daniel Latouché, a former
consti adviser to
greed erally io “a
an article’ published. in Le”
Devair, saying. there seems ,
to-be a “search fora cof-
ook ‘around ” several.
ples: .
“The recognition “of ‘the
Tight of the Quebec people to
self-determination;. - the —

existence in Canada of two,

nations, one of which has its.
political seat in Quebec; ‘the:
necessity of the politieal ..
equality:of the two founding |
peoples; the necessity for
Quebec: f°, obtain ail.

legislative powera neces-
sary to fully play its role as a.
national state.” ~~

But if many. ‘Quebecers
agree with the prindiple —
variously called dualism,
two societies, dr'two haticns
— there’ ls no|edhsensus on
how It would ctually work.

Leon Dion, research con-
sultant for al :com-
mission and lal ra adviser
to the national. urtity task
force, says great differences
remain, “not. only between

when they raised the issue in
the 1968 election, launching a
career which has seen him
‘spend nearly a. dozen: ‘years
do power. ‘

Dion, .a ‘political science
professor. at: Laval
‘University in ‘Quebec City,
‘would prefer to see an in. |
dependent’. commission
created.to reach a broadly-
“based “consensus “among
_Quebecers on: constitutional
. heform, «."".

Since. that, tant “posaible
‘before -* the : : September
meeting of first ministers, he’
‘suggests . that. . planned -.
committee ‘hearings of. the:
‘Quebec national assembly be
. broadened. this. ‘summer. to:
-inelude private te individuals. °

Meanwhile, the issue has
put some distance between
‘ 'Prudeau-and Quebec Liberal
Leader Claude. Ryan, who
said last week the preamble
to the new, constitution
‘should follow. the recom-

mendations of the Pepin. —

-Robarts . task - force . on
natlonal unity:

. The “tab - -force,. arguing —
that the constitution must’
-recognize Quebec’s special
character and the country's |
- cultural duallty, suggested’a
type. of de-facto special
status for Quebec, though. it
" scrupulously ‘avoided using
that contentious term.

It said the _preterable ap-

oach is te allot to all prov-
Trees powera in the areas
needed -by Quebec to
maintain its distinctive .
‘culture and heritage, but to
do so in a manner that would |
enable the ather provinces, if
they so wished, not to
exercise these respon :
sibilities and instead leave
them to Ottawa.” =.

Ryan and his fellow

-founded . . modérn”
Canada,”

‘ dheré is ‘no ‘such hesitation

“fronr the third party. in the :-

Quebec national assembly.
Neither Danis nor LaSalle,

how . the -concept ‘of two

“nations within a single state

- should work. -

do: not ‘explicitly:
“se the term two’ nations, But .;

“however, have said precisely, - -

sixpound griste or,
-salmon, fromthe. -Lowe
.Humber River, :

-minutes’ drive.’ ‘fr
‘downtown Corner ‘Brook:
the: island's -weat. coast

is

“Lard” dyin’. littin” ‘phis- ;

eyed blisterin' jesus, he.
threw.the hook,” -

“Then it is time’ for: ablose

look at-the single fly at -the-

end.-of the’ tratisparent:’
“Teader,- ariother squirt “of”
‘mosquito’ repellent and,
‘perhaps a sip at-a tepid beer’,
tucked: into a back ‘pocket.
before leaving camp ‘that.

morning. at sunrise

‘In 1990, the daily. Tmt will
_ be two fish of any size. Last
year, in the early part of the .
season, | the old dajly limit af
‘four fish still applied. Then
‘the federal fisheries service.
- gut it to two. - poof
*. Now, in the third year of a.
. five-year ‘salmon: enhan:'
cement. . program. “ain. .

_Newfoundland,. the ‘question:

still hangs: Are-the-Atlantic.
Salmon i in danger? i
“There F red- to be ho:
‘ghortag eof grisle in 1979.
- Angler reported landing”

*. fo 33,009: in’
Balin

. ployment

10.0r 15 pounds, chmpared
3978. Grigle, are

have “pent sad

jon- that:

WATERLOO, Ont. (cb) —
With’ ‘university; teaching
jobs as scarce as hen’s teeth,
‘sharing a ‘job. with a facully

* jeolleague’ cat ‘he gf Pleasant

alternative... “to.

*, keeps the full salary. in the
“family, *
. That's. the position Harriet

and: ‘Andrew Lyons. find.

"themselves in. The Wilfrid
‘Laurier - University . faculty
“couple hive’ worked ‘out -a
seontract - with - university
‘administrators to share one
“teaching post = which Lyons
has hele for ‘the last four
years — in the anthropology
‘épartment..

It's an innovative move,”
-said Lyons, “It-takes.a fair
bit of daring: on the part of
‘this university.” - °

' Lyong sald he. has heard”

figures which cited 170-such
-arrangements in the U.S. |
John Weir, :-WLU’s :vice-
- president academic, said the.
university “is just thrilled at
the notion?!--

“The: ‘university. now’ has.”
‘two: scholars ‘on : the staff
 ingtead of one:"”

“But we're very. ‘delighted
it-couild be. worked out. 1 just

 think-it's:marvellous.”2 °°

MIB. Lyons. is: “equally

| Terrace Hotel

Nour Entertainment Centre”

Leas Music. ‘entertainment:
‘i the Terrace, Hotel: Tavern;

-every evening from:

9 pam. until June 28...

"BE

~ until Saturday
June 21°

No cover
Charge
~ Mon.-
‘Thurs,

4551 Greig

Appearing at the |
~ Red D'or Cabaret

“enthusiastic,
since it means. they’ won't...

the ny “-dolleagine |
* hap ong to be-your wife, the
’, altefnative can be perfect. It Bes

-ajesr ‘at sea after spawning -
‘and weigh six pounds or Tess

“when they return to’ their
home rivers. No anglera use
‘metric . _eqiivalents . in

. esiiecia by

have to commute to and
from Massachusetts : any
more.

- Until a few weeks -ago she:

had been on staff at ‘Smith
College In Massachusetts, a

spend together,” she said.

“We've gotten back together

like when we were’ first

‘ married.”

‘The two, trained at oxtord
University in England, have .
been teaching at different °
universities for years .and
commuting during that time,
except for a stint in the early
1970s .at . Kent _ State
University i in Ohio... :

_ Both spent hundreds of | °
hours travelling .back ‘and. -

forth on: weekends - to. see
each other and found that
commuting ..became ex-
tremely tring for them.

rebuilding. stocks.

t'she held for.six years,
"P’'m ‘happy. just for the .
sheer amount of time we can -

weighing salmon. es
But some rivers have been’
cldzed while federal fisheries
biologists experiment vai
x:
periments .so Far, including *

“restoration of stocks in, the

Exploits,, New! oundland’s

_ biggest river, have met with -
‘ various measures of SUCCESS,

The commercial fishery

" off Greenland, where many

salmon ‘born in. Atlantic
‘provinces and Quebec rivers

'. | spend the winter, is being
_ blamed for the largescale

destructior. of large fish.
‘A. by-cateh of un
determined size in

Newfoundland waters by

. fishermen, setting traps for

cod and other species also
accounts for many: So does

the regular Newfoundland:

commercial catch, which
New Brunswick anglers. Bay
is actually. fish. returning to
their rivers.

. Abig problem is .poaching,.

especially In Newfoundland

* and New Brunswick,
. Loughlan of Corner
‘Brook, president af the 700-

Ches -

member Salmon Preser-
"vation
Western: Newfoundland
(SPAWN), says poachers’
fits. could be eliminated
y cutting off sale of legally.
ught salmon to restau-
rants hone stores, <." -
Commercial buyers ‘now
have no. way of knowing
whether. available. salmon
are taken by legal com-
mercial fishermen or
‘poachers,

Gene Willlams entertains in the Augustine Lounge
of ihe Terrace Hotel nightly from 8 p.m. to. mid-

night, until June 28.

‘

GENE WILLIAMS RECENTLY RETURNED
_ FROM Ontreux, Switzerland, where he was Invited
to perform at the Montreux Music festival, an an-
’ nual event held both In and outdoors. Many of the
great names In music participated in the serles of
concerts which continyed dally from 12:30 p.m. fo 1
. am. Willams, a guitarist, plays something old,
something new, something romantic, something
awinging. Take in the versatility of a singer and
guitar player with a unique tatent for making time

fly.

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8 p.m. to Midnight

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