i) as Castlégar News July 23, 1986 THE DYNAMIC ( LAITY FILM — FEATURING — DR. WIN ARN AND CHUCK BRADLEY BAY WD icvincssewcvcdcavensnnndibe Effectiveness . . - See You Sunday AUGUST 10.,.....-.---- Ministers (Everyone) At CASTLEGAR PENTECOSTAL TABERNACLE 767 - 11th Avenue — During Christian Education Hour 9:45 a.m You Are invited RETIREMENT SALE NEW PROCEDURES CALGARY (CP) — The provincial government has taken steps to speed up the release of young offenders from increasingly crowded institutions and group homes. New procedures imple- mented by the Solicitor Gen- eral’s Department call for all teenagers serving 60-day sentences or less to be asses- sed early in anticipation of releasing them after they have served one-third of their sentence. Previously, only certain teenagers were considered for early release. Although the Young Offenders Act for 15 days for medical or humanitarian reasons or to rehabilitate or re-integrate the teen into the community. Peter Nicholson, director of Alberta's young offender program, said the move essentially allows youths to complete the remainder of their sentence on probation. Unlike adults, young of fenders are not eligible for early parole and their case must be reviewed by a youth court judge before a sentence is altered. Nicholson said it often takes four to six weeks before the review process is completed and doesn't help Early release for teens their jail term, but in such cases authorities will send the case back before a youth court judge. The changes also stipulate that temporary releases from group homes won't normally be denied except when a youth is facing serious out- standing charges or all pos- sibilities of placing him with a guardian have been ex- hausted. Nicholson said the temp- orary release program was not extended to solve the problem of overcrowding in Alberta's youth institution. Since January 1985 the num- ber of teenagers in custody “After the Sexual Revolution,” a three-hour ABC Wednesday, July lationships between men Peter Jennings anchors rimetime documentary about the ABC NEWS ‘CLOSE-UP’ and women. It airs 30. changing re P s 4 level $39,000. came into effect two years youngsters, serving short and temporary detention in ago, the provincial govern- terms. the province has doubled to ment issued the new pro He said teenagers serving 580. P] cedures only one month ago. sentences longer than 60 Current numbers can be é Authorities are using a days are also being assessed handled without difficulty, section of the act which for early release on probation Nicholson said. “The prime 7 allows teenagers to be temp- or downgrading of security rationale is to get kids back woodstove in rec room, fenced yard, juced by $10,000 to sundeck, LOVELY NEW LISTING yew ustine PROPERTY Approx. | acre behind HIGHLAND DR. ee eel Ta 2” “a yf Thursday, July 24 through to Wednesday, July 30 We're Dealing... TRADES WELCOME! split tireplace and COMMERCIAL ~ Gor, Hyundai Car Sales. Summer Sale 403 OFF ‘nate. Ts News 3 i #24 orarily released from custody after serving one-third of into the community.” z3 - 5553 Ais os < i nu i 1 : => a é © rit ith ALL CROTENIES Shortwave radio bands Ag 4 Blt] als ‘a = Zz Fas Fi AND GIFTWARE desis Zap 33 =1/2) Pee Ht x oh . Es 3344 F re o5138 38332 £528 G . NEW DECORATIONS : William ## (right), a | Castlegar resident, becor Y iNG congested | 53 “ ij s So Sa25 Caldset Groceteria fess fart mieyonGcmterrareiccenire on oh Steet. MONTREAL (CP) —_ A. ton from the sun. the approxima 180 oan :° % . 2 tht 1038 Columbia Ave. — Phone 365-6534 Marozotf, 80, has been making burl decorations and furniture for many years asa shortage of space on the “You can broadcast any- tries belonging to the Inter- 5 ° > i j hobby. CosNewsPhote by simon Bch shortwave radio dial and the where in the world on short- national Telecommunications 3 < 5 eccentricities of the sun has wave,” said Wolfgang Pleines Union, a United Nations broadcasters searching for of Deutsche Welle, the West agency, will meet in Geneva solutions to head off an German government's short- in hopes of working out a Salesman of the Month ¥ z 3 Fo re st mM i n 1 ste rs international disagreement. wave service. solution to the overcrowding S < 3 # | Officials of the major short- But shortwave radio bands problem. EO oa i > wave services met here fora are becoming increasingly ‘HELL OF A FIGHT — 3 ‘3 i ‘* . on their das more and more “It's going to be a hell of a — Ss = COU rti n U S a j | ies industry, which reaches broadcasters around the fight.” said Pleines. “The VU => 3 We about 200 million listeners world are trying to shoehorn haves are going to fight to <3 =z ea: every day. their way in. hold on to what they have 3 = = = 22: FREDERICTON (CP) — imports of Canadian soft- sters are optimistic the duty _Unlikestandard AMor FM “It's like trying to put a and the have nots are going a Os i -z Canada's forestry ministers, wood lumber will never be will not be imposed, partly radio, shortwave radio sig- quart intoa pint bottle,” said to guard their frequencies.” a = =z Aw confident that U.S. duties on imposed, are courting allies because a similar move by nals travel vast distances by Ian McFarland of RAdio-Can In addition, some of the = & > a& in the United States to bol. U.S. lumbermen was de- ing off the odnosphere, ada Inter 1. “It just larger broadcasters are re- Vs o > < ‘ CADASTRA wees ster their battle against the feated three years ago and ® layer of the earth's upper doesn't work.” placing their 100,000 watt 5 4 in 3 proposed tariff. partly because the U.S. con- ®tmosphere charged by radi Next year, officials from transmitters with powerful Ss = z< Fy Brian Bebelman has achieved Contegee Airport Federal Forestry Minister sumer wants to be able to 500 kilowatt transmitters a: : Gerald Merrithew met his buy Canadian lumber at rea- that could block out smaller - top sales tor the month ot June 1986. Congratulations and thanks for your great effort, Brian! Daily t Service to * Penticton * Kelowna provincial gounterparts Tuesday to begin a two-day conference that will be dom inated by the U.S. lumber in dustry’s efforts to impose a 27-per-cent countervailing sonable rates. “If they put a counter vailing duty on of 27 per cent, that adds about $1,000 to a home,” Merrithew told re porters. Senators, MPs return to Ottawa stations. Another cause for concern is the 11-year sunspot cycle. Shortwave signals depend on the sun charging the iono sphere, but the sunspot cycle y 2 GENCI , : OTTAWA (CP) — Holi- proclaimed within one day. hea , duty on Canadian spruce, That would stop 300,000 4, ¥; megs is approaching its low point. 5 Pgs ying MPs and Senators We're calling the House ‘ 8 MALONEY PONTIAC BUICK GMC 365-7701 | vine snd te” homes rom being bun the i eta. to" Ottawa on back in he interest of UbIC refctve capac” of the = (ys 4 any government would want ae, to pass a bill the safety.” he told reporters, ionosphere is reduced, 7lz= $ wy te de thal to Ke own cltisene” onservative government explaining that dozens of making the available portion zs] 3 = ce = nd uit is om as MANY Keep dangerous prisoners off be released on mandatory band smaller 3] S53 nw s 22a ducicios thai ees evte hur the streets this summer.w supervision during the sum . 3 2253 2 co = ¥ dies an Cancdina ton, Government House Leader mer if the bill is delayed until =| =3:3 == Sus : by high-priced Canadian sof” Don Mazankowski announced the fall sitting of Parliament. o | u2ss tl = < -_ weet ee the recall of Parliament on Mandatory supervision is : . s| SF25 a = = 3 GN cAre we. getting help?” Tuesday after negotiating an early release program ok ia f 21e = r—) 4 Zz % weet” Merrenea .ntgo with the opposition house which allows all prisoners so / 21s ry a za s - leaders. h i = = _ 4 % lutely. We are mobilizing the except those serving life or = — & zs industries most affected It will be the first such indeterminate sentences to S| a) e = z rewn there: ‘the building Tecall of Parliament since return to the community 7 = sw Supply industry, the October 1980, when MPs and after serving twothirds of z : i: L g « ap eects = 3 truckers, the shippers, lum. Senators here brought back their sentences. : es S Sx _. seisteds. Ne] bor brokers any’ that tdebate plans for patriating TIGHTENS PROGRAM )? rr is Z = 3 3 re 232 tes & 2 would be deleteriously af. the Constitution. The bill would tighten the 2 ry a 3 z 2gii2iiae 6 «o < fected” Mazankowski said he program by giving the Na = thd i i : a Ze fie <3 = Merrithew estimated it hopes the parole bill, first tional Parole Board the right NEW IN TOWN? 3 8 ESs 35523 iz = = will cost Canada over $10 tabled more than a year ago, tokeep prisoners it considers : 6 ee = Pe45 445 34 = Willion to fight. the U.S, Will be passed by the Com- dangerous behind bars for | LET Ys PUT si Py £23 re? ret zt} ° lumber industry's petition to ons, approved by the Sen- their entire terms. 2 : > 2=t agiitl 38 S | impose the duty. ate, given royal assent and The government had | QUT THE MAT 2 ss 3 : a: 88> et 3 | hoped to pass the bill before | Fae yay) E = 4 i; igi? 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