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Bait poison banne
by U.S. agency

VANCOUVER (CP) = The'U:S.
Environmental Protection Agency has
banned a controversial bait poison —
Sodium monofluoroacetate, or Com-
Pound 1080 — used by the B.C.
wildlife branch to’ kill predators in
livestock areas.

Steve Palmateer, a biologist with the
agency's insecticide-rodenticide bran.

Tr

ch, confirmed that Compound 1080's
He
said its manufacturer, Tull Chemical
Co. Inc. of Alabama, repeatedly failed
to respond to concerns about the
product, concerns that were raised as
early as November 1985
Palmateer said in a telephone inter
view with the Vancouver Sun from

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FIRE EQUIPMENT
PRE-ORG LIST

The Protection Department of the
Arrow Forest District is presently up
dating the fire equipment pre
organization list tor the upcoming
fire season starting April 15, 1989
All equipment owners should submit
@ list of: type of equipment available
(skidders, water trucks, etc.), make
model, year and serial number
Submissions should be mailed to

R.O. Protection

Ministry of Forests

Arrow Forest District

845 Columbia Avenue

Castlegar, 8.C.

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Washington, D-C.; that those concer-
ns inglude the poison's impact on non
target species or On species tha
turn, consume poisoned animals, as
well as Compound 1080's effect on the
environment

In Ottawa, Roy Lidstone, acting
associate. director in Agriculture
Canada’s product-management
division, said he is aware of the agency
decision but has no immediate plans to
ban Compound 1080 in Canada.

He said that instead, ‘there will be
meetings during the next year with
government agencies and animal
welfare groups representing both sides
of the issue, before Ottawa reconsiders
its position

George Clements, executive director
of the Vancouver-based Association
for the Protection of Fur-Bearing
Animals, called for the banning of
Compound 1080 in Canada and for
wildlife official to find a humane way
of killing predators.

““H it causes even one animal to die
in a terrible, lingering state, I think
that’s wron;

Clements said farmers should take
protecting their
animals rather than leaving it to~a

he said.
responsibility for

public agency to poison wildlife.

AB.C
12-month period ending Dec. 31 shows
Compound 1080 was used on 323 wolf
baits. Of those, 169 were consumed by
Wolves and 109 were consumed by non-

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Tavens
Barry Saunders, the branch's com
mercial wildlife specialist, said in Vic
toria he foresees nochange in policy
“We're not crazy about its use,"’ he
said. **But it’s a necessary evil."

Road-kills
said tasty

FREDERICTON (CP) — Patrick Kehoe prefers
his porcupine once over lightly — run over lightly that
is.

Kehoe is a road-kill gourmet and he'd be the first to
tell you that an 18-wheeler puts up a poor carcass.

“Road pizzas,” he says with a sigh, thinking of all
the delicacies that have been flattened by trucks.

Kehoe, a wildlife biologist with New Brunswick's
Natural Resources Department, likes his road-kill fresh
and tidy.

He'll eat anything except skunk ... and yogurt.

“1 stay right away from that stuff. If a semi-trailer
tipped over with yogurt, I wouldn’t even go near it.”

But-roasted-taceoon,-sauted- squirrel, pan-fried
porcupine, barbecued bobcat — it’s all fair game for the
adventurous palate of this ebullient biologist

COAST TOCOAST

Kehoe sees the Trans-Canada Highway as one long
smorgasbord, a coast-to-coast counter of unexplored
culinary delights and unusual daily specials.

He ignores the disgusted looks people give him
when they find out about his diet

He figures it doesn’t matter how an animal is killed,
whether on the road, on a trapping lineor in an abattoir
The important thing is the preparation and cooking of
the meat. ?

“The real-secret to preparing any wild meat, in
cluding road-kills, is making sufe you know how to cook
i.°*

A major problem for road-kill aficionados is
provincial game laws

FROGS ILLEGAL

Kehoe was almost arrested once when he stopped to
scoop up some squashed bullfrogs that had unsuc-
cessfully attempted to migrate across a causeway in
southern Ontario.

It turns out there’s a limited frog-hunting season in
Ontario and Kehoe, catight red-handed with a couple of
longe-legged croakers, was clearly in violation of the

A few weeks ago, a woman who works with Kehoe
Spotted a dead coyote on the side of the road, She pulled
over and loaded it into the trunk of her car, figuring I
looked like something Kehoe would appreciate

The-next morning, her-husband went to the car,
opened the trunk and was greeted by the snarling, very
much alive and very angoyed coyote. The animal had
only been stunned.

“I don’t know howmany road-kills she's going (0
be good for any more, but she tried,” says Kehoe with a
chuckle,

Kehoe started eatirig road-kills years ago when he
was working as a field biologist in Manitoba

He had a good appetite but not much money so he
and his buddies started to look at the dead animals they
passed on the highway iff@newelight; sort Of a road-side
buffet

Since then, he has sampled road-kill specials front
one end of Canada to the other

PRAIRIES BEST

Kehoe ‘finds the pickings _best_on-the Prairies,
especially southwestern Manitoba and southern Saskat
chewan.

There's lost of wildlife there, he say, and laws
about collecting road-kills are more lax than in other
parts of Canada,

He finds New Brunswick pretty dull on the whole
mostly porcupines, rabbits and partridge

Kehoe says early spring is the best time of the year
to be on the prowl for fresh road-kill

“The temperature is about right and thei alot
of animals coming out of hibernation that tend to be a
little dopey = they tend to get greased pretty easily on
the highways,” he says, almost audibly smacking his
lips

“It’s a real road-kill bonanza out there for the
next month or so.” —

Kehoe eats maitily the hindquarters and loins of
road-kills and he favors oriental and. cajun-style
cooking: spicy gumbos and stir-fried dishes with lots of
vegetables

He says his cooking has won over even his most
skeptical friends.

“Quite often I've had people over for dinner and
set them down to a meal of porcupine and they've gone
back for asecond helping.

aw

He got away that time, but he worries about being
thrown in jail.

“1 couldn’t think of anything more embarrassing,
especially for a wildlife biologist, than to be busted for
picking uparoad-kill.

“It just wouldn’t look good on the resume.””

Kehoe and his friends scour-the-roads-for-fresh
kills, carcasses that have been there no more thana few
hours.

He's always trying to enlist new scouts

Kenoes unusaat teecting +
measure of fame in sedate Fredericton, a provincial
capital not known for adve

When he was interviewed recently on the local CBC
Information Morning radio show, host Paddy Gregg in:
troduced Kehoe with a poem that included the following
lines:

A Big Macisacommontreat

You can get one for a buck

But oh the sport to bag a meal

urous cooking

When your Big Mac isa truck

PUBLIC SERVICE
ANNOUNCEMENT

Legals

The Ministry of Environment
wildlife branch, will be con
ducting prescribed burns in
early April_at-the following
locations: Tulip creek and
above Scotties’ Marina along
lower Arrow Lake; Lost Creek
along the south fork of the
Salmo river; Grohman Creek
southwest—of—Nelson; and
Mcphee—€reek south of
Thrums. The burns are being
carried out by Ministry staff
to create additional forage on
critical winter range for
bighorn sheep, mule deer
whitetailed deer, and elk
Weather permitting, the
prescribed burning will take
place between April 1-15 un-
der supervision of Ministry of
Environment and Ministry of
Forests personnel. For fur
ther information phone 354
6333,

ARROW DISTRICT

PEST MANAGEMENT
CONTRACT
ELIGIBILITY LIST

The Protection Department of the
Arrow Forest District is developing
an eligibility list of contractors
qualified to carry out Pest
Management work. such as root rot
surveys; mountain pine beetle
stripline surveys, cut and burn con:
tracts, etc. All eligible contractors
should submit a company resume
detailing: previous work completed
in the field of pest management and
qualifications of personnel within the
company. Submissions should be
mailed by April 15, 1989 to

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No cure for ME

LONDON (Reuter) A
mysterious, debilitating illness with no
known cure is blighting the lives of
thousands of sufferers in Britain and
elsewhere, doctors say

Victims of the disorder, tagged
*tyuppie flu’? but formally called
myalgic encephalomyelities or ME,
suffer from chronic exhaustion and
muscle pain, Many are forced wo give
up work and sacrifice years of their
lives in the struggle to get better

Routine chores turn into endurance
tests. Sufferers become moody and
irritable and have trouble “concen
trating, remembering things.and_fin-
ding the right word.

“Tl be talking and my mid sort of
Torgets What I was going To say,"*-said
49-year-old Felice Corcoran, who has
suffered from ME for four years.

“It’s an effort at the mement to get
dressed and choose something to wear
It’s embarrassing — you feel like such
a wimp when you had a very active life
before.””

Publicity, particularly in Britain, the
United States, Australia and’ New
Zealand, has generated. public. sym
pathy for ME sufferers, who were
previously branded malingerers or told
the disease was all in the mind.

Experts agree the illness is often
triggered by an initial flu-like virus that
normal people shrug off within a few
days. But ME ofter run
down by stress and over-exertion
find-their-immune-systems-mabte-to
shake off the bug

Shattered ‘self-confidence and
depression go hand in hand with
physicalsympiome-such—as lethargy,
aching limbs, swelling and soreness
Many sufferers are young, active in
dividuals in challenging jobs — hence
the “yuppie flu’ tag

Experts say-most-ME. sufferers are

victims

women — possibly because they are of
Temtess witting-or abte than Men TO Test
completely when they fall ill

“I think the housewife’s more likely
to collapse because she’s got to get the
kids to school, she’s got to get the
ineals ready... she's got a series OF "got
tos’ all day long which me: she can't
stop,”’ said Prof. s Mowbray of
St. Mary's Hospital in London.

LONG ILLNESS

Mowbray estimates the number of
ME. 4ufférers in Britain at about
100,000 and says some people can have
the ‘disease as long as 30 years,
although most recover within 12 mon-
ths.

Dr. Belinda Dawes, a former ME
sufferer. who-now_runs_.a_specialist
clinic in London, says her patients are
usually high achievers. who. set ‘them-
selves ambitious goats and-find-them-
selves struggling to reach them

“I's certainly the mentality that
drives, that says ‘OK, if 1 can do this, I
can do better,’”” says Dawes. ‘And it
keeps driving, and when. it gets flu, it
doesn’t go to bed for a week, it goes to
bed for 24 hours and then keeps on
pushing.”*

Doctors say ME is neither fatal nor
contagious. Most patients get better
eventually — but sometimes only after
years of being bed-ridden or ex-
perimenting with alternative cures
such as acupuncture.

« “When you've tramped around for
eight years, you're willing to try
everything that has at least some basis
in science,” said 47:year-old Megan
tinwood;—a—Dawes—patient whois
slowly returning to full fitness after
being ill for 12 years.

NO QUICK DRUG

There is no anti-viral drug for ME,
and doctors can do little more than
recommend complete rest.

At Dawes’s private London clinic,
patients are treated for allergies, given
vitamin C infusions, and take drugs to
destroy candida, a yeasty substance in
the intestines that may aggravate the
bowel upsets common in ME sufferers.

Japan's love hotels
more respectable

TOKYO (Reuter)
“love hotels’’

Japan's
notorious once lured
clients to rooms rented by the hour
with accommodations to match any
romantic dreams including
revolving beds and chandeliers

But trendy Tokyo's
changed and the industry now appears
to be seeking a little more respec
tability

“Rooms used to be decorated 10
please a man," said Masao Chokki,
president of Hotel White City 23 in
Tokyo:

““Now women pick the rooms, so the

tastes have

rooms are more geared towards them.
We want customers to think
had a house, it would be nice to have
rooms like this.’””

Names such as Hotel Credtive
Room, Hotel Once More and Hotel In
Now still dot Tokyo's seedier districts
and boast of appointments such as
private pools and pianos

SIMPLERSTYLE

Now customers may

‘If we

choose
trysting-spots with names like as Hotel
C'est La Vie and. Hotel Paper Moon
whose rooms could be described as

luxuriously ordinary

“We are a ‘boutique hotel,” which
means we are simpler than the older
hotels, more converned about the in
terior,"’ said Takao Shiozawa,
manager of C.C. City

The plain exteriors of CC. City and
Hotel White City 23 are Surprisingly
subdued compared with their earlier,
more ornate counterparts, some of
which were designed to resemble
castles, complete with moats.

The love hotel industry grew out of

| Australian-born Dawes claims 80 to
90 per.centof patients get better within
ayéar to 18 months.

Mainstream actors criticize her un
conventional methods but agree with
her that stress aggravates ME and the
number of sufferers is likely to rise.

“*There’s a lot of it about,"’ said Dr

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formation on the illness and offers a
Support network Tor victims.

“1 do believe it’s on the in.
crease,...People. are genuinely
physically ill, and it’s a very significant
medical condition.””

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“It’s difficult to have sex (at home)
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said one hotel manager

TOTAL THOUSANDS

Tokyo police estimate there now are
about 6001ove hotels in the city and the
total throughout the country may be
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