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It’s Catch-22
for sportsmen

We'll take esire of
those. eee Ou: esective is fo gut
36,000 more chinook into the
Fraser spawning areas this |
year, and if youhavea better
way, let’s bear it.” ’

Otway said the wildlife
federation’s sport fishing
beard will meet this
weekend with federal
fisheries officials in an effort
to thrash owt a scheme to
accomplish | salmon:

By Grant Kerr

VANCOUVER (CP) —
B.C.’s sports fishing industry
is ina Catch-23 position when
it comes to saving dwindling
salmon stocks, -

Sports ilshermen,
‘specially those who make
their living through char-

“there weren't enough
fisheries oificera.to enforce
‘the regulations.”

“Marina operators and.
concerned citizens could be a
big help in this area if they
were allawed,"" he said.
“Marina operators don’t
want'to turn a blind eye to
the situation because they
their favorite species, but want to protect the in-
not through tough, new mo!
regulations Imposed by
Fisheries and Oceans
Canada.

The = problem of
replenishing stocks has
plagued the West Coast for

how new
have angered.
nearly every salmon
fisherman.

The sportsman is hart and
tourism may suffer,
gillnetters on the Fraser

Hecited other ways of con-
serving salmon stocks, in- ©
cluding better use of the
salmon enhancement
program.

“] think charter operators
would be willing to register.
‘their boats and’ pay, say,
something like a $1,000 a

chancement,"’
Cavanaugh. “The program

fective April 1, with
Canadian citizens older than
15 paying $5 for an annual
licence, or $3 for a one-day
permit. NonCanadians will
pay #20 a year, or $10 for
three days, or $3.50 for a

{

” athe caller's voice was cer-
tainly familiar to Rita
Jenrette.
estranged husband, former
U.S. Rep. Join W. Jemretic,
who was speaking to ber ona
télevision talk show.

Jenrette, convicted of
accepting a bribe, was

* watching the live show as his
wife discussed sexual . ex-
Ploitation with host Pall
: Deashue. :

Viewers had been en-
couraged td call in and join
the dischasion, and Jenrette
called in the final minutes to

say he was embarrassed by | physical

lis wife baring herself and

‘telling her story as a

into a fullfledged quarrel.
. After the show, Mrs.
Jeprette sald she was “‘in-
credulous” that her busband
had

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in on my life,” she com-
plained. “I was told the call
was not set up and [ assume
it wasn’t. I resent him
calling in for something that
‘was for me — the Donahue

show.”
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It's not ‘nice ‘to fool
Mommie Dearest. ~

The latest in a reported
string of mysterious events
on the set of the film of that
name brought Frank Sinatra

‘It’ was her.

| mother, .

request for a 6000 day

moratorium on the new
restrictions, some of which
thke effect April 1.

“The Sunshine Coast,
especially Pender Harbor, is
in serious trouble,” says
John Cavanaugh, tourist
chairman for the Chamber of
Commerce in Gibsons, about

regulations could wipe out
the charter business, People
won't want to pay $40 to $60

. an bour to charter for just

one fish. These new rules
make it very unattractive to -
, spend that kind of money.”
The regulations include:

salmon sought by B&.C.

“The new restrictions will
have a derogatory affect,”
said Cavanaugh. ‘The
change to taking just one fish

a day defeats the whole.

“People come to. the
Sunshine Coast to spend a
‘few weeks or days of their
holidays. They don’t fish
everyday because of the
costs involved for a charter,

“Some days people are
lucky if they get just one fish.
Now they're cutting down
the odds even more. They're
“encouraging people to waste
fish by throwing back the
ones they don't consider big

—Kill limits for chinook enough.”

salmon set at one a day,
down from four, effective

banning all sport
fishing in the Strait of
Georgia from Dec. 1 to April
1, 1962;

—a total fishing closure on
the Fraser River until June
#1, with the section between
New Westminster and
Minsion closed for the rest of

the year.

The new restrictions, pis}
commerical*

Wayne Shinners, acting —

director-general of Pacific

. in chinook stocks.

“A | we've heard is
rhetoric from all weer groupe
about how ‘it’s not my
fauit,"” Shinners said.

“Don't tell us about the other

Cavanaugh concedes there
was abuse of the former
Regulations regarding Tmt
of four Chinooks a day, but

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. Massachusetts: politician ,

George Keverias is used to

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‘ contrel program, returning

to solid food. on a regular
basis.

- “I's wonderful to lose

weight, but the main thing is

to keep it off,” be said.
_ tips on preserving the vocal .

“There was no |
health problem, but of

‘course, the threat of one was
always there and you feel’
~ lousy. My friends were

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what would happen to ber if I
wasn't there.”

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days in Hollywood,” said
Gene Kelly," “when the

producers were . scrapping
_for money and shipping a
reel of film at 2 time. It's .

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The veteran : star; was
‘talking about the cliffhanger ;
at Zoetrope Studios, unere, ;
-Francis

sruggling ally to keep the.

Coppola:
gates open in an ‘attempt to

finish his  $22-million
musical, One From: The! ‘tu:
Heart:’So far, the ffim--
: maker has managed to find _
; backers to rhett his $500,000.
. weekly payroll. :

“Francis is a genius,"
commented Kelly, who is not

prone to hyperbole; “'T think:
be‘bas the talent to kecome

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Joun. Ford.”- 0”
Kelly's involvement with

Coppola and Zoetrope came

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asked: Kelly: to form a
musical unit similar to the

investment to help. hold

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