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RCMP, Volk’s vehicle was
demolished, and her two
children, aged three and
seven, were “slightly in-
jured” in the accident.

No parking will be allowed
on Golumbia Avenue begin-
ning 10 a.m. Saturday
throughout the 1984 Sunfest
Parade, say police.

Weather a
worry for
fire fighters

PRINCETON (CP) — Wea-
ther forecasts for the next
few days are worrying offi-
cials fighting a forest fire
surging out of coptfol south
of this Interior community
near the Canada-United
States border.

“A possible storm front
(for today) could bring winds
from the southwest of up to
30 kilometres an hour,” said
Tom Lacey, a B.C. Forest
Service spokesman, noting
that winds picked up Tues.
day afternoon.

““That could liven up the
fire and increase the stress
on firefighters.”

The approximately 1,600-
hectare blaze, believed to
have been started by a care-
less camper, grew 10-fold
from Sunday night to Tues.
day night.

So far no nearby com-
munities, including a small!
group of summer cottages
closest to the blaze, are
threatened, said Lacey.

About 140 firefighters,
more than a dozen tractors,
four helicopters and about 20
smoke jumpers from the
United States are working on
the fire.

Lacey said crews are con
centrating on the southwest.
ern flank of the fire, using
tractors to build a fire guard
with soil.

“We feel that area gives us

the best chance of containing
the fire,” he sai

It is the first major fire of
the season in British Colum
bia but forecasts for con-
tinued hot and dry weather,
have put neighboring forest
districts on red alert.

Extreme fire hazards have
been declared in Penticton,
Kamloops, Merritt and
Grand Forks district. Camp-
fires are also banned in many

scorching highs of between
30 and 35 degrees Tuesday
with humidity between 10 to
12 per cent. There is the pos-
sibility of lightning Wed-
nesday in the Penticton area.

“We have air tankers and
two rappel crews standing by
and are manning a
lookout,” said Denis Gaudry,
Penticton forest service pro-
tection officer. “Our crews
are on maximum standby.”

The Princeton fire has
claimed two lives. Surrey
pilot Rick Fofonove, 81,,and
Robert Roshard, a Kamloops
forest service officer, died on
their way to scout the
Princeton fire when their
Cessna 210 plane crashed on
a ridge near Keremeos Mon-
day.

Transport Canada is in-
vestigating the cause of the
crash

Biker rolls
into Ontario

SAULT STE. MARIE,
ONT. (CP) — Dave Farmer, a
90-year-old ceebral palsy vic
tim from Kelowna, rolled into
this Northern Ontario city on
a three-wheel motorcycle
Monday as he continued his
cross-Canada trek to raise
money for research into the

Farmer, who left Vanouver
on June 30 and hopes to ar.
rive in Halifax by the end of
the month, has limited use of

one side of his body and
speech and hearing
problems.

But Farmer, a biker for 13
years, is defying doctors who
said he would never walk,
much less ride a motorcycle.
He is making his Ride for CP
on a modified 1972 Harley.
Davidson three-wheeler,
known as a Servi-Car, pro-
vided free for the journey by
a motorcycle importer.

Tourist alert

VANCOUVER (CP) —
Tourist Alert for Wednesday
issued by the RCMP. The
following people are asked to
contact the nearest detach
ment of the RCMP for an ur.
gent personal message:

Beverly Bissell and- Mary
Ramsey, Inglewood, Calif.

Mary Georgini, Quesnel,
B.C
Calvin and Margaret
Gump, St. Helen, Ore.

Ann and John Harvie,
Brooks, Alta.

Nadine McIntyre, Prince
George, B.C.

Vicky Morven and Victor
Klassen, Sandspit, B.C.

CREDIT UNION RE-OPENING.. . . Local residents
gathered at Kootenay Savings Credit Union on
Saturday during open house to view new addition

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TREET TALK

WHILE MANY young ladies might like a job where
they're outnumbered 10 to one by males, nonetheless not
all would have the toughness both of spirit and body to
take the rigors of military life

Such an exception is 18-year-old Kilmeny Jones,
daughter of Don and Anne Jones of Castlegar and a re
cent SHSS graduate

Kilmeny is one of only two women officer cadets
chosen from 138 southern B.C. candidates who are
“enjoying” the rigors of basic training at Chilliwack. She
joins the 10 per cent of the Canadian military that is
female.

and renovated facilities at the downtown Castlegar
building. A ceremony Saturday atternoon otticially
marked the re-opening of the credit union

There were only 369 people enlisted into the ranks in
Canada in 1983-1984, fewer than half the number
admitted the year before. An additional 678 were brought
in as potential officers

The reason for the low number of recruits is that few
members of the armed forces are not willing to leave the
security of the service. A B.C. youngster who is deemed
suitable for the military now has to cool his heels an
average of 18 months’ waiting. More than 350 people are
on the B.C. waiting list and the quality of a soldier is
much higher today than it was 10 years ago.

After a few months of boot camp, Kilmeny will be
sent to a college such as Royal Roads in Vietoria or Royal
Military College in Kingston, Ontario, to train as a pilot,
engineer or administrator. Those joining the ranks are
given a chance to develop a trade from the relatively
simple skills of infantryman, boastswain or postal centre
to x ray technician, intelligence operator or clearance
driver

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Soviets launch craft

MOSCOW (REUTER)
The Soviet Union has
launched a new spacecraft
carrying two male cosmo three cosmonauts.
nauts and a woman making
her seeond space flight, the

orbital station Salyut-7 whieh
has been home for the last
five months to a team of

Svetlana Savitskaya, 35,
the mission's female engin

Leonid Kizim, Vladimir Sol
ovyov and Oleg Atkov, who
have been aboard Salyut-7
since February, or merely as
temporary visitors. So far

concern for both sides.

but the effects of long-term
exposure lo space on cos:
monauts remains a matter of

Atkov is a medical doctor
and has been carrying out

official news agency Tass an
nounced

The Soyuz T-12 spaceship
was launched late Tuesday
and is due to link up with the

Bike
thefts
increase

VANCOUVER (CP) The
bus strike is being blamed for
an increase in bicycle thefts
in the Vancouver area

Since the beginning of July
270 bicycles have been re
ported stolen, compared with
500 bicyéles stolen in Van
couver in the first six months
of 1984. Last year, 300 bi
cycles were stolen in the first
six months.

A police spokesman. said
the 270 bikes stolen so far
this month were valued at
more than $97,000 with two
imported models valued at a
total of $3,500.

The Insurance Corp. of
British Columbia said there
has been an increase in the
number of insurance claims
for stolen bicycles, but gave
no precise figures.

One cyele shop operator
estimated thefts have risen
30 per cent since the bus
strike began last month, and
sales are up in relation

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eer, made her first space
flight in August, 1982, when
she visited the Salyut-7 space
station as cosmonaut
researcher

That junior role is taken on
the present mission by Igor
Volk, 47, a test pilot making
his first space flight

The mission commander is
a Soviet hero, Vladtmir Dz
hanibekov, 42, who is on his
fourth space flight, and pre.
viously commanded the joint
Soviet-Mongolian and Soviet
French missions.

It was not immediately
clear if the new crew were
intended as replacements fot

four unmanned cargo space
eraft have been sent up to
supply the cosmonauts with
fresh provisions and fuel and
a joint Indian-Soviet crew
visited them in April

TEST ENDURANCE

Western
have
three

space experts
suggested that the
cosmonauts already
aboard the Salyut space sta
tion may be trying to beat
the space endurance record
of 211 days set by Valentin
Lebedev and Anatoly Berez
evoy in 1983.

Both the Soviet Union and
the United States have es
poused the goals of perman
ently manned space stations

eardiological and other health
studies on himself and his
fellow spacemen durirg their
five months in orbit

Savitskaya became the
Soviet Union's second woman
in space when she made her
first flight in 1982. The coun
try's first woman to orbit the
earth was Valentina Teresh
kova, who was launched
aboard Vostok 6 on a three
day mission in 1963

The United States sent its
first_ woman into space only
last year, when astronaut
Sally Ride was included in
the crew of the space shuttle
Challenger

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