five months as part of the
provincial crown corpora-
tion's three-year program to
cut spendi

The engineers will find
themselves in a dismal job
market and many will have to
leave B.C. to find work, said

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TORONTO (CP) — Chris
Duffy couldn't stand the
way milk bags always
leaked or toppled out of the
plastic containers sold in
most grocery stores.

So the former registered
nurse solved the problem
by designing a pitcher of
her own.

“As a consumer, I was
constantly frustrated with
the ill-fitting container for
pouch-pack milk,” she said.

Seven years after the
idea-hit her, her pitchers
hit the stores. More than
25,000 — it between
$3.99 and $5.99 — have
been shipped since the first
batch went out Aug. 24 and
Duffy says she has orders
for at, least 25,000 more.

Duffy and her husband
Earl ‘invested $10,000 of
their own money in the
venture and raised more
funds from friends and
relatives.

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~ Steel spikes found in trees

TOFINO (CP) — Steel
spikes have been pounded
into at least 380 first.
growth trees on Meares Is-
land near this community on
the rugged west coast of
Vancouver Island.

RCMP say they doubt they
can catch the persons res-
ponsible and a spokesman for
MacMillan Bloedel says the
action creates a hazard. Log-
ging the island has been de-
bated by environmentalists
and logging interests for
several years.

The spiking means it is
dangerous to harvest the
trees because they would rip
apart chain saw chains and
damage sawmill equipment.

Paul Varga, manager of
MacMillan Bloedel's Kennedy
Lake division, said the gal-
vanized metal corkscrew
spikes were found by em-
ployees using metal detec.
tors.

The spikes, which cannot
be removed because of their
corkscrew shape, had been
pounded in to the trees at
different levels and the num.
ber of spikes varied from tree
to tree.

“Some were quite easy to
find — they were quite visi
ble,” Varga said Monday
night. “Others were hidden

under the bark. It's a lengthy

and not-too-easy process but

they can be found.”
BUILD ROAD

Barga could not say whe-
ther the spiking campaign
would disrupt company plans
to log on its tree farm licence
containing 3,542 hectares.
MacMillan Bloedel plans to
put in about four kilometres
of logging road this winter
and begn logging in in the
winter of 1985-86 at a rate of
100 hectares a year for 20 to
30 years. The company said
in a news release Tuesday
the Meares Island logging
operation will provide 180
direct and indirect jobs.

RCMP are investigating
the spiking but Cpl. Ed Hill

possible criminal of.
fences of public mischief and
wilful damage would be dif.
fieult to prove.

The provincial cabinet's
environmental and land use
committee approved logging
con the island last year, Of the
100 hectares to be logged
each year by MacMillan
Bloedel, a maximum 26 hec-
tares will be cut on the west
side of the island which faces
the spectacular Pacific Rim
national park, an area of rain
forest, wide stretches of
sandy beaches and a place to

view migrating whales.

B.C. Forest Products also
has a tree farm licence con
taining 4,434 hectares, mean
ing that 90 per cent of the
island has been set aside for
logging

Native Indians have
strongly opposed the logging
and have included the island
in their land claims. Native
leaders plan a protest against
the logging in front of the
legislature Oct. 20.

Beef campaign
unveiled

TORONTO (CP) — Sting:
ing after their slogan turned
up in the competing pork ad-
vertising campaign, Canada's
beef producers are putting $3
million into a new campaign
featuring Olympic diver Syl
vie Bernie

The new slogan, unveiled
Monday, is “Lookin’ Good,
Beef.” The campaign is spon
sored by the Canadian Cat-
tlemen’s Association.

It was rushed into service
after ‘an advertising cam
paign by the Ontario Pork
Producers Marketing Board
used the first choice of the
beefmen, “Good For You,
Beef.”

The cattlemen’s 30-second
commercial opens with a
dramatic shot of Bernier

launching herself into thin air
a downtown Toronto in-

tersection.

The camera doesn't show
her landing on a foam pad.

Officials of the beef and
pork campaigns said the use
of the slogan “Good For You,
Pork” was coincidental and
there was no breach of sec-
urity in either camp. The
pork campaign was unveiled
late last month.

The beef cam;
with ‘bad fock, serene) aoe
misfortune at its official
screening Monday.

Not only did the projector
showing the new commercial
mangie the film, some of the
canapes served to reportets
and other guests afterward
were made of bacon and ham.

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