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- Tourists ; are taking more,

|. CAMPRELL RIVER, B.C,

Fisheries officiats
say some tourists are atill
once me ealmen limita,
dion of
rue alley ‘nem to take
home four Umos as much a
last
fisherea district & superviso
for bell River, sai

ih limit,
': “People are thelr

yd oe Itona

een it home.
and then ‘ontinuly to fish, a

he said in an interview, “All ~

that peoplehave to do is send
In 100: d lots and send

8 oat way J-can do
tic catch an in.
‘ny posgaeaion of

New forestry managers appointed

anes se
e
British cae ebia to forest
service's rinca Rupert
forest’ region,'“in“ another
major step forward for the
forests miniatry's
reorganization i ie
Verne’ Strain, ormarly
acting in Bet ant regional
manager Rupert,
was appointed inber, range
anid recreation iffanager for
the regioni Brian’ Downie,
who until recently: served in
Prince Rupgrt.9s.forester in

more. fist than he’s

allowed,”

atin who amettets ele
L ere.

defend te tourlste, who

come: eis, coho, |
chincok and

tyee

d rn .
They say fish hogs have

disappeared and that It was

-always the case of a small

minority apoiling: it for

everyone else
Top: grade salmon

- currently sells in Vancouver

for about $5 a d,:
oo tmmen suse the abuse

i Foy ‘more
Americans {t, mainly
because thet are more
Americans (here),” he said.
“There are a few who try’

charge of planning, became
regional forestry “manager.

The announcement that

Strain, Downie and their
counterparts. in the
province's five other forest
pealons WAB as made in Vic

ie r
Tat Geka a

The onitions? ‘are all
newly. -ereated and = In
keeping with plans to
decentralize
operations in the
management. | the
Provinca’s foreat and «Fanie

atop

ministry -

and spoll it for anne else
and they're still doing it."

Possession limita were in-:
troduced last summer to stop
people -who were canning
thousands of. pounds of
salmon to sell or trade back
home. The. fisheries

. department Ilmited tourists

to can 28 ds, although
they alloy sowed pepe to keep

dyin cans when the
eguation

‘into effect.
Represorita is of the

sport. fishing business,
arguing for higher limita,
id people would have to
they caught < ne or two
flah, aven though th
limit was four. -
“The fisheries department
didn't think about Jt because
they didn't relate it to
possession limit," sald guide
Gaye Enns.
The rules were eased 80

TESOUTCES, - the deputy
minister says.

Strain, 45, joined the B,C,-

‘forest service in 1969 and has

worked in’ Prince Rw
since’ 1973 in various
positions. He has worked as
assistant regional manager
since November. “That. job
was ma restricted to
budget and administration
areas,"’-he explained. = -

He was granted a degree in
forestry, specializing in
forest and range

this year that ‘some
pay ray it would be hard to ex-
ceed th the ilmita even if one
wanted to,
Under British Columbia's
general fishing regulations,
@ person can have either
eight freth fish and 25
pounds canned, four fish and
BO.-pounds, or 100 pounds nearb:
canned,
A couple, for example,

900 pounds of salmon to get busin

the 200 pounds canned that

two people are allowed, At
an average of five punts

. each, that's about 60 fish, a

by chy Queda island helps

the iocal industry and in-
‘creases costa for anyone who
would have to catch about’ ~bopes to to go into the salmon

home.
. The Intent. of | the

good catch during a me- vita pecaon ie golng to make

‘dicere season, but an easy

mark for people who
here all summer.

For those who. want more,
there are‘ loophotes large
enough tod drive a a motorboat’
through. There is no Umit on

_ stay

management, by Utali State

Ho said the rule does litle
to control this a of over

fishing and le who have
canned morethan 100 pounds

Reporting direct directly ty

Univeralty in 1960, Strain is Strain

married and has five
children, four of them at
home In Prince

. As timber, range “and
recreational manages,
will be responsi le toe
coordinating and monitoring
all regional activities In-
volving timber allocation,
valuation, recreation
man ge ment

ee He will also

administer the forest road
system.

Judge calls. s prison a waste

OTTAWA (CP) — As
eritics complain that. the
sentences given the Cossatte-
Teudels this week are too |
short, Natlonal Prison ©
Justice Day is ae held
today to make the o te”
post —any ie spent jail

National Prison Justice
after Eddie Nalon
bled ‘to death in his cell in
Millhaven maximum.
security prison near
Kingston, Ont., in 1974 while
other prisoners tried to get
guards to get medical help.

the National Harole, Board,
oni

on a ia,

BY.
the conette-Tradl are
go! oO a system wi
has-produced 11 suicides in.
the last year; the total -in:
federal and provincial

in Qu

ns .
“The sucide rate among
Canadian prisoners is 12
times that of the public at
large,” the Civil Liberties
Association of the National:

AER SRRADM Sokal Rpemart les 6

those who die behind bars
andon the ugly reallty of life
in federal penitentiaries,
provincial prisons and
munlcipd jails.

both in thelr
we and parents of two
partir ‘were sentenced to
peupping ng British dl ar

oma
Gosaetie-Trudels spent eight

spen

years in virtual exile before
returning to Montreal to face
the courts. -

They seem to be
canal
the word used for com-
munity work sentences.
Jacques Cossstte-Trudel had
been working with the

fo Canace, Hs vite worked

in a library for the blind,
Unless there is an appeal,
they will spend the next eight
oaths in a provincial
In Quebec before they
become bie for .
The “lesa a day” provision in
thelr sentence is important,
because it places them under
the authority of Quebec
rather than

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The association says qelf-
mutilations were seven
times ag numerous as last
year, although miutllations

and sulcide atiempts are |

“brutally written off. as
attention seeking."

A parliamentary subcom-
mittee, which characterized
imprisonment as a last
resort, noted that a federal
prison guard had distributed
razor blades to prisoners in
solitary on stmas Eve
and told them to have “a

merry Christmas and a.

slashing New Year.”
The association says.
medical care ia notoriously
bad in some jaila. In one
case, a doctor performing a
vaginal examination of a
female patient used tooth-
paste for a lubeicant.’*

‘The association auked.

Prime “Minlater Clark to
the: mikndlate given

the Me mons. justice
reform

of the tee tem.
Meanie. _ National

Prison Justice Day may or
may ‘not be marked in by
federal prisoners today.
Orgatiizbrs' day attempts to
{nform the prisoners of plans

have been blocked by prison
officials, who have been con-
fincating such material.
_Even some outaiders are
not free to demonstrate,

Organizers say parolees
Ottawa have bee told that ‘1
they take part in demon-
strations, thelr parole may
be revoked — meaning they
would have to return to
prison,

Commission Says me

OTTAWA (CP) — Tha
Federal Court of Canada's
rejection of a government
‘bid to block an investigation
by the Human Rights
Commiasion will not be
appealed; Justice Minister

dacgues Flynn ‘sal sald Wed-.

The commission will
resume its hearlngs in
Toronto on Friday into
complaints that the Income
Tax Act discriminates
against elngle fathers and
common-law spouses, -

T.B. Smith, a. lawyer for |

the federal government, had
argued the commission had
mo authority to challenge
income tax laws passed by
an Act of Parliament. .

it Will fight back —

Associate Chief Justice
AL, Thurlow of the federal
court dismisned the ap-
Plication last week,

When the commission re-
sumes its hearings, Flynn
said government lawyers
will make submissions “with -
respect to the limits or’ ex-

. tent of the Jurisdiction of the

{human rights) tribunals to
conduct the inquiries in
question,”

However, Flynn aaid, {t
was nevet his intention to
prevent the Human Rights

mmission from ex-

pressing ita views on the
rrerits of the allegations of
as raed have filed

ur persons have
complaints,

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recreation officer, an
engineering officer and a
range officer.

Downie, #2, “Joined the |
forest service in Prince
Rupert in 1071 after
graduat irom forentry
achool at University
British Columbia in
culver,

Ho has served as forester
in charge: of planning —
developing public in-
volvement programs, forest

management plans and
supervising the  foresty
recreation program —~ since
1976, He has worked oh”

‘another aspect of the

ministry's reorganization
coordinating the craasion
and analyels of. | ball
ee cra in the
crest region.
He ig ma with two
in, i
As forestry manager ho is
respon ote eoomdina
an monitoring al

tection programs
protection rp of the region.
Silviculture, - protection
Peearcte cite and

report dire
Thea yearn

4 iininiiions nm

ot malmon, bu

* out 2,000 or 3,000 pounds,

sald Lawrence pen ae who

works at Oyrer Ba

about 26 meteor toahat
here. “They are a litileleary

of going across the border
it now.

Park, an
ome - toca call Little
America because of ‘tho
number of United States
tourlsts it attracta.

Owner Frank Coplthorne
said hie customers are
obeying the new.

But, he sald, he could un
derstand why people took as
much aa they could get whea

there-was no limit.

Kevin Storrie, operator of
gear store, said the
tegulations have
ed some tourists.

“y it’s a constraint on
the kind of tourist that comes
inancans a thousand po unde
quite frankly 1
don't think that's the Kind of
tompiet we want here,” he

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