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|| VANCOUVER. (CP)—Many Vancouver youths,

d police, are “joy-popping”
on, a report. from the Nar-

€otic Addiction Foundation of B.C. says.

f ‘Most’ of them, after trying
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return,
The existence. of ‘this ‘large
number of ‘pre-addicts’ in the

senior counsellor of the: founda-
tion.

perience confirmed. earlier find-
ings that. the true ‘addicts: are
delinquents first, addicts later.
PREVENTIVE PROGRAM, —
His information “strongly in-
dicated a need for a positive pre-
ventative therapeutic program,’
he said.

“He cited nine addicts who
came.to his attention. who had
no .history of court appear-
ances.’ A year ago they were
cat the “joy-popping” stage.

drawal,

Justice Minister Fulton said - a
week, ago that British Columbia
has ‘more than. half, the 5,700
criminal addicts known to police
in Canada. with’ Vancouver hav-
ing. one for every 390 population.
Mr. Trasov’s report on the:B.C,

 

 

 
   
 
  
   
 
 
 
  
 
  
 
 
 
 
 
  
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
  
 
  
 
  
 

| government . - financed. founda-
j; tion, which provides . treatment
“to persons: requesting _

it, . Says
there is a sharp increase in the.
number. of addicts seeking © help
since. the withdrawal treatment.
became available.

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_ This year there. were 177 new.
f}cases under treatment as out-
'§.| patients.

‘and 81. “re-opened”
cases. |
‘patient loses’ contact” ‘for two
months. - 7

’ Sixteer patients were “treated
in the foundation’s’ four-bed.
residence in the: year ending
March .31. Director Dr. Robert |,
Halliday said these 16 patients
were: known to. abstain for. a’ total,
of 608 days. This, he’ ‘said; rep-
resented .a saving. to the: ‘Vancou-
ver ‘community - of: $30, 400; based
‘OX consumption of. three capsules

a day by ach addict: .

To. support: such * ‘ah: habit
many addicts.use “more—the ad-

 

  
 
 

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collect. aid

‘VANCOUVER ©) — A ‘fisheries
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|spokesman ‘: agreed’ Friday . that
a. fisherman making. a good
income can _- still .

The fisheriés | official, who
asked that his:‘name: be’ ‘with-
held, sald a fisherman: earning
$20, 000 - year. can: claim
benefits,

Bill Rigby, “welfare director
of the United Fishermen’ and
Allied Workers Union (Ind.),
said this is unfair, but a union
proposal that would — have off-
set it was not included when
the - Unemployment, Insurance,
Act was. amended to. include
fishermen, . L,
-The’ “industry . officials said
some | fishermen, who : ‘worked
hard for their money, say they
fire made'to pay Unemployment
Insurance premiums so they are
determined: to''get any benefit
coming ‘to them, .

He suggested that, any. fisher-
man whose tax return showed
he made» more than $5,460
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annual report of G.° E.: Trasov,’

He said the foundation's ex- |.

Now. they. want help in with-

A case is closed: when the |:

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| off.the main: river. A’small tree-
studded island stretches in front

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‘By GLADYS

amazed at thé number of
motors. Sloe et

motors: in’ the’ village and an-
other 40. or"=more . at “Alyansh
further “up. the: ‘river, © :
Speed is, an: imp ortan - factor

  
 

ty to. control it.
* Greenville is ‘on the’ north’ pank

of the. village protecting it and
giving the small boats and. fish-
|ing craft safe anchorage.
_,,On the small'island. at the en-
trance. to. the. slough ‘a’ large
black and white: sign warns “Go
Slow.” Further’ up directly op-
posite the ‘village another black
and white signs reads Go Slow!
I can well believe the intrepid
river boaters need to be warned.
One visitor to the village said the
trip from the landing, a -dozen
miles up the river, “was the fast-
est boat trip he'd ever had,”
Philip Clark,’vice- -president of
the Greenville Improvement as-
sociation, said he uses his small
speedy runabout for the. trip
down the Nass’ to ° Sunnyside
Cannery on Inverness slough in
the Skeena as do many of the
other river people.
_ The sand bars in the lower
Nass were alive with the move-
ment of seagulls like huge white
snowflakes, indicating I under-
stand, that. there are still oola-
chan tn the river. Two young
boys. of the village, Ray: McKay
and Nelson Leeson told me when
the run js really on they just go

In cand bring df: wp full of: ‘the
shining Jittle fish. °

Along the bank, the fish are
dried In small huts and re also
strung on willow bark and drap-
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BUS ‘SCHEDULE

FARWEST BUS LINES. LTD. oe
| Payllant Saving ‘Tine. : a!

Arrive'11:00 a.m, — Terrace lene 12:30 pans. :
“Arrive 11:15 am, — Terrace Airport - ~ - bea 2s rm
Flag Stop — , Lakelse Hot Spring — Flag. Stop
Arrive 1:45 | pom, — Kitimat - — Leave. 9145.0 ame "

DAILY LIMITED ond’ PUBLIC rasstnath service!

“For further Information’ Phone: art , bs

. Terminal - — Princo’ Ruport F Hotel

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JOHN ROBINSON, “Greenville ‘pilot | of the swift ‘runabout in
which he transported visitors to Nass River: village of Green- |
ville over the ‘Easter- weekend, is shown just before he takes:
off from the: Columbia Cellulose Co. Ltd., camp. for Greenville

‘Greenville fishing fleet is seen in background, as: Mr. Robinson
stops at*side of anchored. fishing vessel: to pick-up . extra

while Aer son Gerald (back, to camera) looks back; at : village.

"Outboard boats abound
‘in Nass River traffic —

I was ‘told there were about. 18

watching,.

ed: for.speed and. deadheads.”,

‘early for the cotton woods which
lined the banks but the scent of

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T.. A. Harris of Prince Rupert.

——Photos’ PY. Gladys” Baldwin.

BALDWIN.

- Visiting ‘recently i in Greenville, a small village 80 L
miles north of Prince Rupert, on the Nass River, I was

small boats. and | ‘outboard

Jonn Robinson was our skip:
per: in the trip up. the Nass: to
the landing. .. These. river boat
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{and Prince: Phitip. have. accepted
. fan invitation to visit Pakistan,

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an authoritative sou ree said here
today.
The source said ‘dates have not
been fixed for the visit,: which
may also include a visit to India.
The invitation to visit Pakistan
‘was said to have been given by
Pakistan. President Mohammed
Ayub Khan when he stayed at
Windsor Castle. Friday night.
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YORKTON, Sask.— Ken May-
hew,. 54, cditor-and advertising
manager of the. weekly Yorkton
Enterprise, died in hospital. here
Sunday: following an operation.
Co Re Fe oe
-HAVANA—Fidel - Castro cele-
brated May .Day “with another
blast. at the. United States,.in-
gluding new. charges that. the
Us: preparing “aggression
against "Cuba | ‘through . Guate-
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Between* 250, 600 and. 500, 000
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The “trip” up: , ‘the. "Nass is
through some of the most beau-
tiful country: with. the: blue.ram-
parts © of far mountains beckon=
ing. At this point it isn’t so very.
wide: but is swift.. We were.too}

their coming was in the air.
Eagles: with . their white heads
gleaming, - strutted along: the
bank ‘or lorded it over us from a
high tree and black and white
ducks congregated where the
current was strongest and the
odd seal popped up for a minute
to look ‘the situation ‘over..
At one point the river winds
in a wide circle around the base
of a high mountain’ with the
most exciting looking . snowfield
forming a huge bowl.
In all that wild, beautiful 12
miles there wasn’t a single hab-
itation to be seen until we came
within sigltt of the landing and
our trip.up the Nass from Green-
ville was over, Our skipper came
into the landing with a flourish
and was away very quickly for
another swift ride down ° river
and another load’ of visitors.
ee

Taylor Lake has been a busy
spot the last two weeks. :

Girls of the Prince Rupert
Water Ski Association headed by
Jil Welse have been out prac- |
ticing in preparation for the first’
outboard races ext month, —
‘Monday was cold. + Just
sults, Noxt practice
a smart Idea and it worked, Bkin
diving cults.

"Quite, a lot more comfortabia'y
ihe girls said,

to take,

Dave Martin, commodore of
sociniion and BHI Saunders Jr

have been doing the towing.

the girls, .

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were quite al lot, wasn '% sO hard :

the Prince. Rupert Outboard As- |!

Henry Seppa is Instructor for

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vast. ‘Civic: Plaza chanted “Cuba |
yet” “Yankees - no! “Observers
called it one of the ‘smallest of
the. public endorsements ©. the |.
Castro.: forces . have mustered
from time to time. ae
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"LONDON ~— The Duchess » of
Kent plans to’ sell a large: col-
lection of her personal art treas-
ures, . Dozens ‘of pieces, includ-
ing jewel- -studden carvings by
the former Russian court jew-
eler, Carl Faberge, and. other
masters, will be offered at Sothe-
by’s auction rooms here in June.
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CALGARY — Jack Taylor of
Calgary, Alberta Motor Trans-
port Association. secretary-man-
ager, said in an intreview Friday
that Alberta truckers are beiny
forced to use the railway's “pig-
gyback” transport. Mr. Taylor
‘said that owing to increased pen-
altics imposed by provincial gov-
ernments,. substantial number of
trucks are discontinuing ‘high-

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‘the News

“KINGSTON, Jamaica. - —_ “(Reu- |.
iers)-—Unusual activiby: at a 100-
year-old mansion at Ochorios, on

Jamaica’s. north coast, has/
caused speculation “here “that |

Princess Margaret and Antony:
Armstrong-Jones will stay here

during. their: Caribbean - honey-,

moon. The. house, owned by Sir
Harold Mitchell, is having
dining hall resurfaced,-its. front
cleaned and its garden trimmed.
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“NEW ‘YORK — “John (Johnny
Dio) Dioguardi, labor: racketeer,
was ‘sentenced’ in federal. court
Friday to four years: in prison
and fined $5,000. for income tax
fraud. At. the same time; Dio’s
Theodore. © (Teddy)

ward ‘Weinfeld to 15’ months in
prison and fined | $500 for “tax
fraud. :

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OR BAITED HOOK, TWO FISH MAY :
BE HOOKED AT ONCE. WHEN IT .
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FISHING, LEAD FISH AGAINST THE
CURRENT IN CLOSE TO YOU. HOLD
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LET END FISH DROP BACK INTO
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came back

“Redhead.”

for the Culver City,..Cc
who:made good in the big. town
because of the vehicle. It-is.an
old-hat.’ ‘amalgamation | of? my-
4 sical: comedy: techniques, but the
presence
‘| stage: incandescent.

at the Los Angeles Phi'harmon-
promennde concert.’ Mary

‘The| triumph is even » greater,
Calif., girl

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of .Verdon; makes. : the: is pure’ sentiment without apol-

Another local girl ‘made good

Gwen * Verda makes
triumphant | re turn

By BOB THOMAS.

HOLLYWOOD (AP)—It was a gala opening at “
the Civic Light Opera season last week for the return
of Gwen Verdon, once a dancer in the chorus. |
as the most versatile star of the musical
theatre, dancing, singing and acting up a storm in

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ents to purvey dirty jokes, espe-
cially: with tender ears near-
bye

The highbrow critics will have
a field: day attacking ‘“Polly-
anna,” but it, may be Walt Dis: -
ney’s biggest. ° money maker. It

ogy, but wonderful Hayley Mills
provides just. enough tartness to
cut the treacle. The film restores :
a degree. of Auman. dignity, to the
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current. “The: Fugitive: ” Kind.”
Marlon . Brando plays’ a guitar-
playing bum run out of New Or-
leans for taking part: ‘in a stag
show.*:.Anna.- Magnani,
toa dying’ man, becomes preg- ,
nant. by. Brando, “the second ille-
gitimacy ‘she has had. Joarine
Woodward plays a:self- admitted
lewd vagrant who alternates be-

tion. Add to. this dramatic abil=
why ‘Miss Costa ‘need no longer
sell carson TV:; . ore

Jerry Lewis: is. “playing to: big
crowds “at -the | “Moulin. Rouge
these » nights and he’s, in guod
form, The more ‘he relaxes, vhe
better Jerry is; but it’s a difficult

tween “chasing men_ and’ the
NO NEED FOR IT ‘bottle. | Se
Jerry has one lapse. Even with ‘It will be interesting to see

which film: carns the most
| money, “Pollyanna” or. The Fu-
gitive Kind.” ,

on using risque material. There's
no réason’ for ‘a comic: of his’ tal-

Official - School Openings -
HON. L.-R. PETERSON |

MINISTER OF EDUCATION —
will officially open

5 SEAL COVE SCHOOL at 2 p.m’

PR. RUPERT SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL at 8 Pp. it,
oo “en FRIDAY, MAY. 6th.

The public is invited to. attend, . 3
BOARD OF SCHOOL ‘TRUSTEES

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