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Published at “The Crossroads of the Kootenays”
VOL. 34, NO. 61 ry CASTLEGAR, BRITISH COLUMBIA, SUNDAY, AUGUST 2, 1981 <<
STEESAR, BRITISH COLUMBIA, SUNDAY, AUGUST2, 1981

_ resdomite women on hunger strike

BURNABY (CP) = them when to do it pe
yrrvedom
stop,” MeMulla

“Esther MeMullan,
puly of the
i, sald the Astalrolf 66, Pauline Bert

kkoff, 43, Mary Braun, 60,
Nelle Kendra, 6 and Tina

the Stanley Humphries

_ All of the women are
ith

‘one of
authorities on hunger
strikes, ‘women
are fed infant formula

throug!
tubes.

“The Declarati
fokyo saya it's unethical

Africa). On Seteey catternoon an:

A Boner strike.” Sa

to. le
do have an pees
to medical

Doctors ean always play
Roold pune nd wait until

then feed
them, But that's « ehesp

“Canada has ont put

wos held

Hi

GLASS REUNION of groduating classes of
peal Wa) ee rh Gell: held this weekend with over 240
09 fraction. wine and chente

y Fridoy raring cre Hi Arson rovided an opportunity
gift ing of Irendehipe whi

et for le

"igre alto acranged 31 the 16-hole Castlegar and District
and dance was held last night at riw Frieside Place

ar wos
ite a Tour of Stoney vy Homphvien whl | ak ‘om fy plc ‘Atarting at noon today ¢t the Kinnaird Park will
Latinos

ve was enjoy
pe sea tog Tin Tincughng one ner gad from South

Six people missing
Coastal search resumes

Union protesting
Cominco's stand

VICTORIA (CP) — Eight ergy, mines and resources;
George Fiddell, a Vancouver
engineer with the de

Be that weet masig Ther
i“ ie, ewe Ale OC

Guard ater ana prvte ie
ing vessels joined the military
aircraft to cover a search

about 32 kilometres wie by

Swindle Island about 48 kil
fometres northwest of Ocean
Falls.
Air BC spokesman Darrel
ven found jeoythin
Air BC identified the miss-
Ing ocople a plot Stan Ligh
and his of
carried enough
fuel for 24 hours. The Klem
iu-Ocean Falls light takes 15
federal department of em: {030 minuice, depending on

Pontiff recovering well

ROME (REUTER) — Pope before he undergoes a second,
John Paul has fully recovered operation to resiore full Bowel
from the viral illness. that
forced his return to hospital ‘The Pope was wounded by
In late Jane, his doct

day.

Aut inthe nent bulletin June 20 when symptoms of
the viral illness became evi
n

the route the pilot takes, said
‘Smith, the aisline's vice-pres-
Ident of perencuel

He sald the mag

is Reon

make a better

landing than most sicrth
floats on the Beaver

are strong,"* he sald, “They

are better off in It than they

wiped wish an
lncato, a device which sae
tivated in a crash and
tn cletronc signal to lead
Fescuers to the scene.

Sat ad the weather ap-

‘One that there was scritered
clouds at 2,100 feet cad
report that the weativer

re weren't gust winds

oeanyting like

with ap tated ttt
with Al

Leigh, a pilot
finee. 1979, could’ have

ro they're on a beach so
veadquarters was
este in Port Hardy,
hern Vancouver Island.

‘A forma: complaint has
been made to the Labor
Bebtins Board aged Com-

the cam.
paign a two. tong to
represent the company’s em-
ployees in Trail and Kimber-
7.

‘The Canadian Association
of Industrial, Mechanical and
Aled Workers (CAIMAW)

Cominco in an
ttusmpt replice the Us
ited Steelworkers of America
as the union representing the
workers.

Property, as long as they do
10 0n their own time and not

on company time, said Mike
McEvoy, @ CAIMAW staff
representative In Trail, on

postion yee a
y. and it will main-
tain that ctand,

Cominco has issued

latins namagueent and

apleyoe slinieg is
Stand and warning

iplinary action ia

trast employees coutinlag

to onduet union activity
after being warned.

Plan's test changed

‘A proposal for an unan-
touncod test of Cartegars
new emergency plan
been dropped.

Bob McBain, who prepared
the emergency plan for the

the worat posible coedtioes,
Mayor Audsey Moore said

Friday the proposal could not
be , because al-
though provincial jegislation
governing the use of plans
uring emergencies grants
the co-ordinators a great dea}
eens crempts, tee
from liability, it

ect them during peng.
tices,

McBain said in a written
statement see page BS) so
area res tents
ceed.

ager strikers may
not be force fed. In April,

of the British
al Association's
lee warned

Irish Republican ‘ony
hunger s'vikers to

Few effects yet '
No movement in

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ju
ah

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Fink.

IWA offers to bargain

KAMLOOPS (CP) —
Jack Manro, president of

Mingay said the IWA is
concerne the Impact
of the three-week-old
strike, not only on its
48,000 B.C. members, but
‘on the entire provincwe.

We don’, want to do

‘The industry last
the three unions involved

Tougher MVA in effect soon

YICTORIANBridah |
Columbia will begin to get
tmagh wit bed drivers co'h
cugust 15,

a
anyone caught driving while

smendmer ino 2) re
cently passed by the logis.
ture,
‘There is another act before
hh

the ley
‘only reached first readin

Sarmal,lntroduction Fraser
said “When tha ct is
aaly poset, thar wile
tert itietiening of BC.

‘The amended law provides
{for a fine of not leas than $900

more than six months,
On. subsequent convietion

the same range of fines

applies, but the jail term runs
m 14 days to one year.

‘The suspensions covered

receive clear notite of sus
pension.”