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is expanding here. “Pole Lumber Operations, a Y division | ’ be updating facilities here. 7 planned this year, sald Bob

Spaces;

= tains, the’.

They like it all wrapped up’. x “teh. _ — :

wand they We to spend

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a The. ‘Japanese are com Jee indroves to Western Canada. > Gpain: this year, despite: a “ paltica troubled .° world”

and rapi . ‘fuel'and accommodation. * - | “They're . the. best. customers -Y’'ve had -in.: 15

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‘lt ‘the weather, the. beef.

no-surprise.

soaring coats for

"years in the hotel business,’”

To handle the: anticipated. -

“here. in droves

head for’ mid femperate -weather. «

“Japanese tourists’ spread money. around

‘smoked salmon,”

‘surge in. tourists from: the: Apostol

- island country this year, JAL

ing \ ‘and (CP Air each is Y offering.

“six flights a week from June: through September,.an in: .cease of one flight a week, .

Kazuyoshi Sato of Trans ‘ Pacific Tours, a. subsidiary. ‘of CP Alr, saya that while his firm expects an increase in ‘Japanese tourints, it will be.

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. seldomare batbcer ioe a forlong. ... ny - ‘These smallest ‘of birds, the hi mingbirds, are dlways on -the move. Whether at a teeter darting amonget flowers, of - perched momentarily, they’ nevpr.c ceane to fascinate even the

; ut casual observer.

ere are 319 apecles of hummingbirds. ‘oddly ‘enough, ‘are all found in either North of South America. The: a ty .of them live in: tvopjcal: areas, but five different a have been recorded in B.C. Of these five, only two ard “ myn to to this ‘area, ‘ the moat: common: being. he rufus hum:

‘The vaae. of the rufus. humininghird - ‘extends from _ California toAlaeké, but is confined to the West Coast. It does "-“notoyertapwith the ruby throated hummingbird, for which it is often mistaken. The male rufus has: a brilliant, throat; which appears crimsen, ‘gearlet ahnd-yeltow in: bright light. :

‘Tis back an dos are generously telored a rufus brown, this. its name, temas uite different. She has a‘green’ back; . white un aly. 8 fe: of. ‘the: throat featheys,

:

: tipped, ee arrivehere}n April. They f ead om early "flowers, but quirkly became attracted to feeders, From these : two . sources, ‘sy pet. their = main food: —. sugar. | > Thesugar ‘isan enetgysauree, which the himmers burn up -

t ft dawn till'dusk, in order to keép up with the demand, Ifa. nérmal man were to expend eriergy equal toa hummingbird,

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almost twice his weight. :

«Most of the energy goes to, the wings, which beat anywhege: ~ -frémn 39 t6 200 times per second. This rapid beat as weil as. their wing design allows these tiny birds to fly forward, back- wards, ‘straight up and straight: down.”

ie ability to, perforns. aeronautics uJ

a 3 ‘shade hi . " * “deaign is peated enpecially for thls. The account for one quarter of their welght. Also,

:: gwivelat the shoulder, which allows.greater versatility. * jm spite of their extraordinary flying ability, cannot glide not are they fast Hiers.. Desplte ‘high energy. consumption and. iow: ‘flying speed, Piey. are - Hunimingbirds are always feeding, they do not often fly long distances, At Jeast not without stops for food. The exception bo this is during migration. Ruby-throated hummingbirds fly ... from. Florida to Central America non-stop. This incredible =. jourmiey. is. at least £00 kilometers, and-is flown” without” a “. pingle stop. for food or rest, -.: In addition to long migrations, | some hummingbirds are. - expanding their range. Ten years ago, the Anna’s Hum: mingbird-was found only in the United. States. It is now'a - _ Resident in-* B.C. ‘and has been seen in Alaska. - ‘The increased tanges of hummingbirds has ‘undoubtedly - been: Influenced by feeders. As more and thore' people

‘gays George Apostol ‘"ynanager.of Nelson Place, a -

“thelr buzz ts: usually hear: “shfore sey’ a are geen. 2 aa : "pn assbelatlin five years ago |,country

‘extremely high | ‘tates, They ate constantly eating from —

he would have to eat 130: kilograms of hamburger meal -

still unbellevable in what they can-do. Because -

at: a fae ‘risen, the ares, hav: nm, ‘hotel In central Vancouver ‘cost. of sha ‘pervices in * which ' courts" Japanese . Canada is up 15 per cent and. Visitors. - : Japanese ‘spending power “Apostolopoulod, who. began has..been. eroded b "a soaring coat of “energy, almost all of which must be imported. - ~Jean Cimon, CP Hotel's. in « marketlng director -for_ the

with the government-pwned - Japan Travel) Bureau, projects a 25 per-cent to $0. “sper-cent: increase’ - ‘Japaneso guests this year . Last? year, .more than. Says each Japanose tourist is ° 60,000 Japanese hoarded,, expected. to Japan Airlines and. .CP. $1,000 after air’ fare: | ” -Airjumibd “jets for thé 10-“. What do they buy? hour,’ .non-stop ‘flight from”. Tokyo to Vancouver... .

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Here’ since 1941, Jack McLeod dies]

‘Wife ied as ‘he iived in ace," . 4

. Such. as ‘the fe of Jack | Mckéed, who passed awa an January 15, 1980. McLe

73, was born in Birmingham, ~ ;

Exgland in 1907. His parents - were of Scottish descent. |

.. He arrived in’ Terrace ‘in, 1941 from: Dryden; Ontario: and brought his wife and two . sons the tollowing year, AS

; ‘Nuclear: waste. : dump. due: |

“Andrea Smits left here

around : midnight. Sunday -

- night to dum, ; night to dump the Atente

despite attempts by protesters ta stop it, police

rive anti-nuclear ers managed to beard | 1,599-ton Dutch ship

early Sunday after battling ‘with police, and padly damaged the wheelhouse.

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daughter, was born in 1942.

loved his. chosen town,

. president of the K-40, and -

‘Knox: United Church

‘Heather, accompanied. by.

third child, . “ his. only Jack was a staunch ,

community ‘supporter and -

Terrace, where he lived until ;

his death. He :was charter | - blue prints

Kinsmen.clubs. In the past _ Evenings: call

he had also been Master - the -Masonic- Order, and president of the. Shrine Club. "At the time of his death he “Was ‘president of the New -Horizong Organization and a member of ‘the. Board of Trustees with the Old Age Pensioners Organization.’ . -A memorial. service was held on. January 24 in the. . ‘Terrace. Rev.'.D. . Martyn, officiated: and spoke of his quiet, unassuming life, | ‘During the service a recording of Amazing Grace ‘sung by his daughter, -

Erle ides of Vancouver, WAB- played..

Alsoa tribute from his long, time friend, Ted -_Brue ‘of Richmond, playing Sweet

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lopoulos. « “Some, of ‘the ladies buy ‘mink coats,” says Sato.” The B. G.. government hasn't, ignored; ‘the Japanese

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