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By MICHAEL BERNARD

VANCOUVER (CP) — Five British Columbians died in
high-speed police chases last year and three more! i year.
‘Is it worth the'cost?

Vancouver Ald. George Puil says no.

Police Chief Bob Stewart says it has to be weighed
against the consequences of allowing criminals ‘to flee
unimpeded.

‘A British Columbia Police Commission shows. most
chases begin with a minor violation such as licence)} suspen:
sions'or not having a driver's licence. . *-

However, those chases, unlike the glamorized, film

versions of specially-constructed stunt cars leaping ditches,” t r
go'scot-free if it could, | bring, back the ie "ot March.

crashing through barriers and rolling over into twisted
masses of metal, can end in tragedy.

At least three of the eight people killed were’ not
,directly linked to an offence that led to the police pursuit.

The commission's analysis of 547 chases, covering all
police jurisdictions in the province, showed:

— B.C. police apprehend the suspect in ‘82 per ai of

the chases;

— One chase in 200 results in a civilian death;
— There are civilian injuries in 6.9 per cent of pursuits
and police injuries in 2.7 per cent;

A few. days earlier,

suburban Burnaby was killed in‘a chase, She was one of five
“juveniles in a stolenvan ‘Being: pursued, by, police.

Orville Andrew McAuley, 18, was basid y tniaren last
year’ when he’ crashed into, an RCMP.

by wrong

nolice protection.
ras Killed\when, 5

“All the bright: guys around seem to talk about the

wae by two“ ‘issue, but none’of them|seem to have the answers,” he said.
Stewart said the ‘emphasis often seems to be (on

after’a’ chase *:

had been stolen.

’ “Police are damned. if they. do (chase) and damned if
they don't,” Bill Harrison, editor of the

“high-s olice pursuit” rather than criminals fleeing the’.
oa Bens eae Police can't afford to allow criminals the
‘July 26, Carrie Smith, 14 of security that they will no longer chase them.

Phil Crosby-Jones, spokesman for the B.C. Police
‘Academy, defends police chases, noting that officers are
better'trained in pursuit tactics than they were 20 years ago.

All officers of municipal forces in B.C undergo & rigor-
indenting M: aley’s cari ous three-day tactical driving session at the academy.

RCMP, who police the majority of B.C.’s communities,

learn pursuit tactics at\the force's training school in Regina
Absociation and often enroll for remedial courses at the B.C. académy

of Police Chiefs magasibe, said in an interview from’ Ottawa. eee this year will’ train more than 884 officers in tactical

driving.

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Driving. course, they. both
«start Tuesday, Oct..18: The

working with Ifyou
have always wanted to learn
this fine art then this is the
weekend to do it. The course
starts Friday, Oct. 14 from
7-10 p.m. and continues all’
day Saturday and Sunday.
Registration fee is $45. Proj-
ect materials cost between
$50 and $80 depending on
project size.

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OTTAWA (CP) — Mar-
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‘hour exercise, Drop in fee is

Minto Chapter

e - holds honor night

Public 5)

Public skating hours are as\ the Masonic Hall was filled

to capacity ;last' Tuesday

and to act in time. Learn how.
to prevent accidents in spite
of the incorrect actions and
adverse driving conditions.
fee is $20.

heart attack. This four-hour
course is worth-

ny.
‘Lunch-h hockey . takes

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\d-lifestyles
show by modelling her fav-
orite fashions.

“T've always been a clothes
horse,” says Margaret,
whose new show, also called
Margaret, will go on the air
on CJOH-TV on Oct. 17 and
run for 26 weeks.

Her*favotite Catiadian de-

signer is:-Alffed Sung. ..She
says she likes the cut of his:

outfits and their practical but
feminine design.

And Margaret, who is
sporting a new, shorter hair-
style, says she also likes to
wear leather clothes design-

wife turned down
an offer this summer to leave
CJOH in Ottawa, where she
had been co-host of a morning
show for two. years, to join
Toronto's CITY-TV.
THREATENED TO QUIT -

She threatened to quit’

Morning Magazine. after.

place’ every’ Monday, Wed-
nesday and Friday from 12-1

p.m. So, guys, bring down :

your skates, _ sticks and
gloves and get some: noon-:

ing.

just the sofa — they were
going to lose a co-host.”
CIO didn’t want'to lose

cher. She was called in and

asked what she wanted.’ ) +

The-resul; is: it, a
lifestyles-and-issues show
that she says will be geared
primarily to. the baby-boom,

n't have a large bud-
get sbut ‘it’s my show.. I've

vision’ "been given “the:

Bi

"At the 8nd of the’ season I
was told that the only thing *
that would changé on Morn-
ing Magazine would’ be the

color of the sofa,” she says.
“So I told them there
would be more changing Cm

ands can“do what I want
She promises a fast-paced:
program jammed with inter-:

views, : on-the-street’ seg:

ments, two-minute - ‘fitness
tips: and ‘short ‘cooking and
nutrition tips. :

Oifahd Pearl Palmer
Sbuxton.: get involved. with production’ : 3 ches

evening.when Minto Chapter
ma ee ee “of the’ Order of the Eastern
Saturday 2:45 - 4:45 p.m., Star held an honor night for
Sunday 2:15-4 p.m. and also Mrs. D. Stewart, grand offi-
new this year Saturdays, cer of the Grand Chapter and
evening 7:16-8:45 p.m. when ‘e Yukon, Order ofe;the

there is no Rebel hockey Eastern.
game. > Guests were from Revel-
Rebels . stoke, Nakusp, Grand Forks,

Rebels vs Trail Jr. Smoke- ° Kettle Falls, Coiville, Nelson,
aters Friday. Game time is Trail and Rossland. Also
8:80 p.m. present were Mr. and Mrs.
~ N. Chyne of. Brisbane, Aus-

tralia.’

Mrs. C. Ackerman, worthy
matron of Minto, opened the
evening and welcomed all
present. Grand officers Mrs.

Joy Keillor
Bridge J. Little, grand chaplain, and
Mrs. Stewart, ‘grand elect

The Joy. Keillor Briggs were presented, introduced
Club’ saw. seven pairs pl BY, “and given‘a' warm welcome.
duplicate bridge Oct: 10 with
an average of 24’and the fol- ea
lowing placings:

pe ees Joy Ramsden welcome were grand repre-
and Judy Sheppard with 29, Sentatives, worthy matrons,
second was Connie Miller and 2"4 worthy patrons of other
Molly Palmason with 27, chapters. A. special welcome

was extended to the Austra-
third was Doroth; Gemeron lian visitors and to. the

American visitors. -
An adenda was held to
honor

Others who were pres-

pHerle: Several’ of the ‘offi.

nted, introduced and given a

cers took part in this cere-.

mony, each one addressing
the honoree with a short
verse, followed by the sing-
ing of “When You Come to
the End of a Perfect’ Day,”
“Cathy We Love You,” and
“Memories.”

Mrs. Ackerman read an
account of Cathy's life, bring-
ing the ceremony to a close.

A gift of a silver chalice
was presented to the honoree
by the worthy matron on be-
half of the members. The
chalice is the emblem of her
grand office. Mrs. Sewart
expressed thanks ‘to all for
such an evening and for the
many kindnesses she has re-
ceived.

She said how happy she is
to have her mother and hus-
band also present for the
evening.

A socjal evening followed
during which. refreshments
were served, including a dec-
orated cake which bore the
inscription “Congratulations
Sister Stewart.” :

The cake was: made and
decorated by Mrs. C. Petts,
The refreshment tables were
effective with’ their bowls of
varied fall flowers and slen-
der: tapers in star-shaped
erystall holders.

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Only after popular, actor Di
+ Niven died in ak did {t become publ
“his “two! final iy voi ne

known.as Lou Gehrig’: disease, after the’ New. Yor!
Yankee first baseman it ‘killed in 1941)" ;

For its victims, the disease means certain, des thy
“their families, great strain:

the disease has not achie
‘similar

Sheed to pneumonia or chokes:
about ery; spattistie state,” said

most frequently atrik etwrecd ages 60 ahd 60, although
he’ has ‘had ‘patient itheir 208. It affects males and
females’ equally,

© ("The disease hits: ‘an estimated one or two new w victims

+ "per°100,000 population in North /Aimerita every year —

cells in the brain},

and spinal cord which regular muscular activity.
“The muscles depend on the nerves to maintain their
neh and function,” Kerri said during an interview;

REs! \
Anough ‘so°far there is no, effective: ideatment,
has)

> years, Spaced by funds from federal government, the

‘Amyotrophic’ Lateral Sclerosis peel ‘of Canada and
the of Canada. '

b it the 4

* Institute. “When the ive cells die, the muscles

and paralysis sets in.”.

As the muscles in the arms, legs Sacha the: mouth
and jaws become weaker, the victim has trouble walking,
talking and swallowing, ;

Gehrig’ affects
cells involved with movemient, Optic and auditory nervy
never affected, so the patient does not go blind. or,

id or lose any of his mental faculties. ihe seuss tintin re)

not affected, nor is there any pain.

hs Company, fitness -

programs help
cut health costs

fe By AUSTINRAND |)
A n d fitness ‘may benefit

even employees who don't actively) take) part, suggests a ;

ve Canadian study.

Researchers examined hospital od medical costs for:
employees at two major insurance companits, one of
which-made_a supervised fitness ‘program available to
employees. fork messages about health also were

At sient a yea year, medical’ care, costs at the
company which offered thet the fitness program had increased

oat ow over the Previous year when the |
the program. .
|. company.

The fact that medical care coats declined « ‘even for.

those employees who didn’t take an active, part in thee

fitness at: the first Ps
bonus, say the researchers,

~. Roy. jof the U of

school of physical and health education led the study,

reported. in the: Canadian Journal of Public Health.

EMERGENCY CASES

”. How a child with’ a fever js treated-at.a hospital

emergency room may. :dependion the type of hospital,

‘Drs. D.G. Ledue and:I.B,' Pless, both of Montrea!.,

Children’s Hospital, studied the handling of 148. conse-

was an

cutive cases of children with fever at a children’s hospital:

‘and 111 similar cases at a general hospital.
. Fever is one of the most common Feasons for the:
child being taken to emergency. es

» The doctors at the children's. hospi
room were pediatricians — specialists in child health —
while those at the second hospital were general Prac:
titionets.

About 40 per cent of ‘the children in both groups me
> received some sort of testing but there were differences,

‘At.the children’s hospital, 58) of the 148: children

*screceived’at least one test’ fi

* organisins:
might be the cause of the fever. Nearly 20 per cent of
these tests found’ an infectious

emergency

‘At the genpral hospital; ed seven of the 111.”

organism. Not one

of these tests were tive. *

‘posi i
Only one‘ child in nine received an X-ray at the“.
: children’s hosptial but’ one in three was X-rayed at the

general hospital.

Leduc and Pless say such an extensive usé of X-rays. ° |

is undesirable.

‘They also found that while sient per cent of children
treated by still ha seven or,
more days later, the same was true ue 18 per cent of ties!
treated by the general practitioners.

FACIAL WORK
Reconstruction a severe facial “deformities is’:
and

social adjustment, aaee a study of 250 patients at. the
Hospital for Sick Children in Toronto. re

In 178 of the patients, the deformity.was congenital: bs

—‘such as cleft lip and palate — while in 72 cases‘ the.

deformity was the result of an accident or illness. ~
Patients were. asked, if they were old enough, to.

provide “before” and “after” assessments of their own

" 7One\clue to:how and why disease kills the ‘cells, he

*; said, is that'the:long’' branches of the nerve cells develop
“> balloon-shaped |, bulges, "suggesting ‘that. the catinels
lis

utrients: from thi

toireduce its .calcium ‘content. ‘The spontaneous’ impulse
could mean. the membrane:

Properly. Harpers:
eonnection in

Wine. stops baiisieies

+. LONDON (AP) — < Drink:
ing the: equivalent of’ half-
bottle of wine each day might
help prevent: gallstones, but
heavy drinking could ‘have
\ ‘the opposite effect, British
researchers says,’ ’ i
Writing in'The Lancet, the
British medical: journal, doc-
tors at Bristol Royal Infir-
mary said

who *led

the research,’ by ithe three-
member team.

Gallstones, which are small
masses of cholesterol in’ the:
gallbladder, can obstruct the
flow of bile from the liver,

lated that HDL chol-
esterol also reduces the con-

“centration of cholesterol in

bile, a fluid secreted by the
liver and stored in the gall-
bladder.

+ To test the theory, they

with
and sometimes causing jaun- ©
dice,

ieee bile cholesterol satur-,
ation, the main cause of’ gall”

stones, $
“The finding. ‘that alcohol
lowers bile saturation’ ‘sug-
gests that regular, moderate
drinkers have less of a risk of
lon,” the Te

The is often’
painful and usually requires
surgical removal of the gall:
bladder. é

d the level of bile
cholesterol saturation in 12
volunteers who drank a half-
bottle of ordinary white wine
daily for six weeks and then
abstained from alcohol for six

weeks. Vol were

FOUND IN MILK ‘chosen among healthy people

In an interview, Thornton ’ who usually ‘drank little.
said gallstones most often” During the drinking. per-
occur when ‘bile becomes -iod, HDL cholesterol rose an
with choles- ‘average of 16.8 per cent and

search team said.
But ‘alcohol in hates
amounts might actually in-

crease the risk of both’ gall- °

atones, and: heart disease,

+ they said.
Previous research, | based »
mostly ‘on population studies
in ithe, United Stites, “has

P-
ports those findings'and pro-

* vides‘ the first experimental ©
are.defective and "not ‘controlling their) calcium: conteht:;
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evidence of a'similar:link be-

“( tween) eat and ‘gallstones, ° o i

terol, a substance found in bile cholesterol saturation
Meat, milk, butter and other ‘fell 17.5 per cent, i
foods animal fat.

Although most ‘kinds of
cholesterol ‘are potentially
harmful, one kind — HDL
(high-density lipoprotein) =,
appears. to be’ beneficial; /
Thornton-said.

In‘'the case of heart, dis,
ease, “HDL: cholesterd|
"works like a vacuum clea
soaking up other kinds -yf
cholesterol from the walls of
the artéries,” ‘he said.

Thornton and fellow. re- |
searchers Dr. Kenneth Heat.

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