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Soleil, said the results strengthen Bourassa’s hand in

DAWSON CREEK (CP) —\The
Crown-owned B.C. Hydro is giving
dealing with Manitoba Premier Gary Filmon and New
Brunswick Premier Frank McKenna, the two holdouts

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By PENNY MacRAE
MONTREAL (CP) — The stronger-than-expected
performance of the Parti Quebecois in Monday's
Quebec election gives Liberal Premier Robert Bourassa
new clout in arguing that he cannot afford to com
promise over the Meech Lake accord the next election,

away power by subsidizing industry,
an area resident told the first in a’series
of public meetings on Hydro’s
proposed Site C dam.

“If you want our power, build a
dam on the Fraser River, right on your
doorstep,” said stockbroker Jim Mar

on ratifying theaccord
“7 think he cant call Mr: McKenna and Mr. Filmon
‘Either you sign with me or at

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tomorrow and tell them,
you will have tO deal with Mr

Giroux said in a telephone interview,

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The Liberals have been returned to power with a
big majority government. But the fact that the PQ
virtually written off by pundits before the election

Parizeau,’
referring to PQ Leader Jacques Parizeau

The upset defeat of four Montreal-area Liberals by

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more power just as he could create
more markets for beet by giving it
away, Martin said

He made the comments after Van-
couver-based Hydro officials ex-
plained why $6 million is being spent to
make the proposed dam about 800
kilometres northeast of Vancouver
“shelf-ready”’ before it has received
government approval

If anything, the e

union with the rest of Canada.

Lawyer Fotest Nelson of Dawson
Creek said he wants public hearings
on the environmental impacts of a
third dam on the Peace River

Laughlan Russel, Hydro’s new Site
C project manager, said the company
is preparing an environmental impact
statement for its energy-certificate ap
plication to the B.C. cabinet in

PQ founder Rene Levesque.

January
Hydro officials said Site C is only
one of several options to meet future

collected about 41 per cent of the popular vote shows

that nationalism remains a powerful force in Quebec

ion results suggest support for

sovereignty has become more entrenched. But as one
The percentage of support for the PQ was a shade

more than in 1980 when 40 per cent of Quebecers voted

for sovereignty in a proposed customs-and-monetary

This time the PQ was running on a far more radical
program which called for outright independence and
was led by a politician who had none of the charisma of

Throughout the arduous, seven-week campaign,
Bourassa repeated that the Meech Lake constitutional
agreement represents the province's ‘*minimum
demands” and that Quebec will not settle for less

English Canada should take Bourassa at his word,
said John Parisella, a senior Liberal adviser

The election has demonstrated that the indepen
dence ‘option is alive,” said Parisella

Raymond Giroux, editorial writer for Quebec Le

community

bilingual signs ind

The PQ would paint any changes to Meech Lake as
a defeat for Quebec. And the agreement's collapse
would be ammunition for Parizeau, who taunted

federalism.”

last week whether he is a federalist, hedged his bets,

candidates for the pro-English rights Equality Party
shows Bourassa still has fences to mend with the English

Montreal columnist commented,
Bourassa is a “political actuary
votes lie with Quebec’ s French-speaking majority
Bourassa got a taste of nationalist anger when he
amended Quebec's French-only sign law to allow some
loors, and 60,000 demonstrators took
to the streets earlier this year in the largest language

protest ever seen in Quebec

Bourassa for ‘putting all his eggs injone lake"* and told

Quebecers to “give up on the humiliating exercise of

Bourassa, asked by a Montreal open-line show host

replying, ‘Yes, for the next 10 years

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VICTORIA (CP) Premier Bill
Vander Zalm is suing a Vancouver
newspaper for libel over a column
published Sept. 19.

Documents filed Monday by Vander
Zalm’s lawyer Don Farquhar in Vic
toria name Brian Kieran, Southam
Inc. and Pacific Press Ltd. as defen.
dants in the action

Southam Inc. and Pacific Press are
the owner and publisher repsectively of

the Province, and Kieran is the author
of a Sept. 19 column which Vander
Zalm said is libellous

Kieran accused Vander Zalm of
breaking his promise of open gover
nment and running an administration
that favors well-heeled cronies, but he
did not cite specificexamples,

In the statement of claim, Farquhar
said the ~cotumm—by—Kieran—has
damaged Vander Zalm’s reputation

Premier sues newspaper

both as premier and personally
The plaintiff has been injured in
his character, credit and reputation
and has been brought into public scan
dal, odium and contempt,"’ said the
statement of claim
Vander Zatm is sting for general,
special and punitive damages and
costs, as well as an injunction
restraining the defendants from

repeating the statements

Recreation news

By REC DEPT. STAFF
With our fall programs in full swing
we have a number of classes with

Gourses bégirin October,
on weekends (one monthly)

You may be eligible for
A Grant to
Cover Most
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for more information

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openings left just for you or your
children
Cake Decorating (6-12 years)

We will supply the cake, you will
learn how to make flowers, borders
and stars. You will even get to bring
home your masterpiece. Just think
next time mom has a birthday you can
decorate the cake! This is only being
offered once on Thursday, Oct. 26
from 3:30 p.m. - 5:30 p.m. at a cost of
$8. Limited registration

Dog Obedience

This class has been postponed for
one week and will now start Wed
nesday, Oct. 4 from 7 p.m. 8 p.m
(beginners) and 8 p.m. - 9 p.m. (inter
mediate) at the Complex. The fee is $25
for 10 classes-and is instructed by the
West Kootenay Kennel Club. If you
have a dog that requires training, now
is the time to register

Hunters Training (CORE)

Although the fall brochure has the

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It’s an important question and one that
requires some thought and discussion
with your family.

Every year, hundreds of people begin their lives anew because
of the generosity of organ donors and their families.
Registration is simple and anyone can register. 9,
© Drop by any Motor Licence Office,

Autoplan agent, public health unit,

Government Agent, or B.C. hospital

Pick up a “Gift for Life” pamphlet

It contains a postage-paid

registration card you simply sign

and return, as well as a donor

consent card to sign and

carry with you

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Minister of Health

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© Or you can register with the B.C. Registry for Organ Donors
when you renew your driver's licence or obtain a B.C.1.D.
card at a Motor Licence Office. Your new licence or B.C.1.D.
will carry the words Organ Donor beside Your 1.D. photo.

You don’t have to wait until your licence expires. Register
now at a Motor Licence Office and you will be given a
replacement licence at no cost that identifies you as a
registered organ donor. (However, the $25 fee still

stants for a normal, five-year renewal.)

“Because of organ donation, I received a
gift for life.’ — Heart transplant
recipient Tony Beeftink

British
Columbia
Transplant
Society

starting date as Sept. 26, this course
will not start until Oct. 3, so there is still
time to register. If you have never had a
hunting licence or are 13 years or older
you have to takeahis CORE course to
apply for a hunting licence. Cost is
$47.50 and includes manual and exam
fee. Classes are Tuesdays and Thur
sday from 7 p.m. - 9:30 p.m. at Stanley
Humphries secondary school Room
403.
Time Management

Do you feel like you are always run
ning in circles? Whether you are em:
ployed-in-a-job-outside-the-home-or
not, this course has been designed for
the volunteer or employed person to
help you learn how to accomplish more
in less time by setting goals and
eliminating time wastes. For only $25
(including manual), this B.C. Skills
Program will be taking place Saturday
Oct. 21 from 9 a.m 4 p.m. at the
Complex. Sign up now

WOODWORKING FOR TEENS
Our classes for children are full but
there is lots of room in our teen
woodworking. Here is the chance for
you to learn woodworking in a relaxed
environment. Chose from one of six
projects. Thursdays starting Oct. 5
from 5 p.m. - 7 p.m. for six weeks at
SHSS for only $45

MINI BASKETBALL
Kids, if you have time on your hands

and would like to learn more about
basketball, enroll in our Premier Spor
ts basketball program. You will work
towards earning badges for skill
acquired and have lots of fun. There i
a class Tuesdays at Twin Rivers and
Wednesdays at Kinnaird elementary
Both classes are from 4 p.m. - 5 p.m.
for only $8 for eight classes.
TEEN DRIVERS TRAINING
(14 years and up)

This 10-hour learn to drive course
uses the Safe Driving Guide as a
manual. There will be films, videos and
handouts. Amuse for-teenagers
who hope to be safe and skilled drivers

crials supplied. Tuesdays fron

21 from 7 p.m. -9 p.m
at SHSS and its a’steal at only $25
DRIVERS PREPARATION

This one-evening class, Tuesday
Oct. 10 from 7 p.m. - 8 p.m. at SHSS
will help you to know what to expec
and how to prepare for the writte
exam. For only $1, the driver examine
will fill you in, but pre-registration
necessary

CPRLEVELA

Now is the time to register for ou
CPR Level A class to be held Wed
nesday, Oct. 4 at the ambulance
station. This three-hour course is fo
those who need recertification or who
have never taken it. Only $15 but pre

registration is necessary

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