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at

 NANOOSE BAY,”
(cp) — There isn’t much for’ .
the’ crew of a deefisea oil’
- . drilling elg to do during their
* off hotirs it cat and the ‘
chief steward of the Ocean
Bounty makes #ure his men
are kept occupied. ° a
Prd Ocean’ Bounty;. whlch
ped.off In-this harbor oa
the east. ‘coast of. Vancouver
Island for a refit, carries ‘a
qrew' 83 who -work: L-hour:’

\ ghifts. ‘around .the-.clock ' ae

one-month tours of. duty..
‘The: hard «physical work ‘
demands: -plenty..:of ‘hearty: -
fate, The isolation ‘and: the:
bait: on alcotiol, nageoti¢s,
female: cbrripanionship, ‘and’

other’ ‘diversions. make’ ‘food:

‘the No. 4 pleasure. - men
“We'serve them very pub-
statitial irigals,"” says “chief”

-. steward Don’ McPherson.

‘Four’ a day’ —! breakfast, -

‘lunch, dinner and midnight. .

- “Breakfast is hominy ~
~ grité, hot, and’ cold cereals,
bacon," sausages, any style
eggs, biscuits.and hotcakes.-
Lunch ald dinter we usually
serve: two ‘entrees ‘—‘frled

_ chicken,” breaded chops, .

cutlets, fish — — potatoes, ‘two.
vegetables, ‘five salads,
various relishes -and rolls,

'- “And we Have have rice,

"red beang and gravy —.a.lot »
‘of these:boys come from
Loulsians’ and that’s a staple
in their diet.”.~

. McPherson ‘ind hin steft of

seven . work ‘for’. Universal -
Services,: a ‘Seattle-based. .
caterer that:supplles cooks -

drilling: tigs'iand ‘industrial: :
camps. ’.-AB'

McPherson taloerida.srespon-7

_ bible © for 2sedépping,.. for: -cook, +. you. ‘Ienow; cream
ich eeighborhoods: , sauces; filet mignon. rackial:

d becomes
ie pleasure

B.C; ‘popcorn’ for the ‘movie, . |. :

McPherson and his staff are: |

happy to oblige.

their popcorn: tor.”

movie,” McPherson aye 7

“Food * takes’ on’ a’ special
importance - when you're

‘stuck qut’in nowhere. They |. © .

 Bet-very: fussy; ‘but we try to
“take

machine fixéd: It's been out”
of operation » for’ three:
weeks.’ tt rs oat .
MePheFson._ handles
‘special. dinners for visiting |
ail. compariy - ‘IES. 4o his”
usual stride Pia eal

“Rainey dinners? I've been:
‘a chef for 92 years and if I
have’ the ingredients, I can

1 Blain, ‘or
fancy.”

‘Witha all the toad available,
: does.” weight. ‘become’ A
"problemi? ..:

“Usually not, nays ‘a crew:

_member, although’ ‘some. |"
come-on board. real ‘skinny.
-and leave a lot: heavier”.

“Some. guys. bring their ‘ke

weightlifting equipment on
board and work out _with
that; others use. the hell- pad
for jogging if.the weather's:
‘not too bad. ‘Couldn't do that
in Alaska, th . Too cald."*

"1 wouldn't want t be a .
cootson one of these things"
for.anything," says another |

: young man with a Southern,
accent. oy i ,

“we work bax but they’,
and.‘ housékeeparg: : for... have the hardest job of all.

- Eyexbeen on the: rigs for

Jighief steward; five years: now: There Was:

‘one where we had a gourmet

as. ~diverse age Obtite)?:thedamb:- but he ‘only lasted a -

Canary Islands . ow. Britain's
North: Sea.’:

‘The mess. hall is. open 16
hours a day; but there are al-
“ways: cookies, beownles and
sweet rolls next.to the coffee
urn in the hail. -And if a crew
_-membe wants: a snack, or

‘Israel weathers:

OT geno deg wt

storm of prote

JERUSALEM. (AP, ” _
. Israeli officials “say. they
expect the storm . of- protest
over: the ‘new ~ law
proclaiming
Jem the capital of the Jewish
state’ to’ subside ~ with
minimuiin damage eral:

They recalled’ that Israel
weathered. similar storms:

when‘it declared Jerusalem -

its capital in 1848, and when
it moved its forelgn ministry
there in 1950. --

“We are govereign ‘in
Jerusalem, anjj we can do as
we please,”one official said.

Egyptian President Anwar

Sadat ‘said - that’ the “law -

adopted Wednesday by the
israeli parliament. ran
“against «the: aypirit “and
working of (the) Camp Da-
vid” accords, the foundation

for: the. 1978 Israell- Egyptian ’

peace agreement. -
However, Sadat refused to

say’ whether he will again —
suspend the negotiations

with Israel on Palestinian
autonomy, schéduled' to
resume next week. He said.
. he will discuss the matter.
with his advisers and mean-
whife would call in Israel's

ambassador to Bem ond

-united Jerusa-

few days because nobody
liked it. . .

"When you. get ry good .

cook; you try and keep him.
They took Don off, and sent.
him: somewhere else a few
months ago. We or cra
until we. got him ba ;

whe ¢

isa es st

ask him to convey - Bayet’s
views to Prime™. Minisrer
Menachem: Begin. .

“Tt s not new,” said Sadat, ¢
“We knew +it.-would take

place just as. we know Begin.
in-a few days.

“esnied to, East nasi

Foreign. Minister Kamal
Hassan, Aly. said Egypt will
consider ‘recalling its am-
baseador from Israel as well
as .. puspending™ the

". negotiations. Egypt broke off

‘the talks in. May for two
months after the’ united-Je-

. rusalem bill was’ introduced:

in the Israeli parliament by a -
rightist foe of the peace
‘treaty with Egypt.. -

U.S. State... Secretary
Edmund Muskie criticized
the adoption of the law,

- paying: "Unilateral actions

that appear. (0 foreclose
negotiations are diver:
slonary.” . -- CP
‘Other countries ' also ex-
pressed disapproval, and
-Arab diplomats at the United
Nations were reported
considering calling for ‘a
Security Council debate that
might end in condemnation

0 the Israeli move. -

~BCRIC earings
almost double...

VANCOUVER (cP) —
B.C. Resources Investment

‘Corp. reports consolidated
tat arnings of $15 million on.

total revenues of $113.6

. ‘yalllion dollars for the secon
_ quarter of 1980.

. During the corresponding —
‘period last year, the. cor-

poration earned $8.1 imilllon
on revenues of $84 tnillion.

Company president David
Hellivell sald net earnings
for the firat six. months of
this year were $28.5 million

on; total revenues
inl lion, compared with

earnings of #142 million

doflars on revenues of $156.6
million in the tiret halt of

1979.
Helliwell - aaid “these

financial results are not

“ew ro ea h

kh hea way

of $24

directly comparable because
the funds from the. cor-
poration's public share issue’
weren't. received and in-
vested until June. of: 1979. .
He said ‘the: company:
: continued a high. level of
development activity during * |
the second quarter with ”

‘\progress being made in gas”
' aad. oil. activities and sub- | -
. stantial effort belng ex- |:

pended in the pursuit of long-
term Investment
posalbilities. " :
Earnings from forest
ets were down from
last -year because :- of
depressed lumber and”
plywood markets, he said.
: Phe corporation figs ex-.
tensive holdings ia oil,
natural gas and forest in-
dustries. ‘

“Oh, they've. got to, have

Lredny

good care’of them: The’.
‘big’ excitement: today! is _
getting. the ice cream .

ameratf a a 3
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