Kinch discovered the fire she managed to . save & Becond. -brothern but.was overcome - by the dense smoke'upon returning to the

housé to rescue Ronald.

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- Geneva May, both of Port Colborne, -Ont., “who together rescued Mays threedyear-

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dold son from a burning apartment, Nov...

— James Morrissey of Tigniah, P. EDL, ;

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“rights to demand that individuals fill aut cenaus forms, a '

provincial court judge ruled Wednesday. . Judge Hubert Oliver convicted Bruce Holman on a;

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Guardian Angels; le. ~ year With the largest union ‘said Taylor ee wei er of. the ern Newfoundland, cbast’- during a’ violent a) =_ -Richar Cheesetnen, 20, of Pasadena Mis “civilian group first’ tol TA in New York to combat’: ] ° local in Canadan Cec Taylor: ’ by Tuesday’ 8: vole.| rt ' Steelworkera| : powerful” storm and & British Columbla: woman who’ “Nfld, who pulled a- five-year-old chile ods: laing: crhmen - arrived there Wednesday to start. a" | chas. walked the path:.of . - But the battling ‘oplontaia - ‘local “in a landalide that’ ah : died: while saving a drowning boy are’ . , from. the ey waters of a nearb brook ‘on | :threedday, recrultment drive for a local chapter... + Sreatest controversy and with: a spirlt ‘influenced by. gave him more, than dubia 4 among “x2 Canadians who will, -Tecelve ‘ApEL cis i ic[- Curtis Siva, 29, who found the group in xoud, sald mat resistance..." eight. -years’ In!"q’:Man>’ the: ‘votes of his , j - bravery ‘awards. BY ‘John Crntary of Grifisbya, Ot Con Oe the local chapter Tthe fourth fn Canada T will hit city \.” But| ‘his ‘colorful; ‘stormy. - » chestern (. England coal: opponent. aa : |. Four people will be aiven. the Bia “of. vsdaved a man ftom & burning | car, after. '} _stréets Novm 1, . . "career camé'to at least. &~ ‘minestarting at age xb, also: Despite the support ‘trom. i. Cowra gen Canadas -’ second-highest’ * flvedear: accident, jn Burlington, Ont. om Sf. Bubelty. police Insp. Noel Larkin raya “vitanies” + | stemporary. end Tuesday © “sald: “This whole deal may the members “he was ae: |: |. brave award,” ‘by Gov.’ ‘Genm. Ed: 4 _ Det. 8 1981. ae < J° aré-not needed in Vancouver. >.” ‘ when he was ousted T'by a’ “egat- them.” (the * ‘local’s.. ‘cused of running the: ‘hocal ”. Sehreyer at-a.ceremony.later in the year, ©": < — Sgt. Willan Fullbrook sind Cp. Bryce po They 're raising peoples expectations of what they: vote. of 68. to: 64 as: -Members):a few dollars per. - with” ‘an- iron. fist”! and-_; Fifteen people -will. he ‘awarded: the ~~” Koronko of Edmonton's 440 Squadron; who... ~ can dog these are falee expectations’ Larkin saidm '] “president of 10,000 Hamilton ~ hour. I think ‘they're going ~ ‘thoving Intolerance t6 those" 7 ” Medal of Braverya- the Able Hgheat .”, Tescped threé men from an airplane crash’ |.’ ‘Agsaults happen in auch Infrequency theyd: be ves." |] -steelworkers at Steleo, Inc.'s “to wind up (making contract |. Who ‘disagreed with him; award, | ‘genet ~~ near Baker Lake, N.W.Tm, Sept.7, 1981.°.'] tually ualess here. - Mant Hilton Works. , Concessions to Stelcoz."” ~ ee ‘Those récelving the Star of Courage t are: » —Robert. ‘Girardeau, of: Montreal’ who. “P ° We can't, imagine the level of vlolence in Neir ~ Firat elected. presidect cf Elected a6 a chief steward Taylor. dismissed . = Capt. James Green of. Lunenburgn pulled a man and his pregnant wife from. |. York happening In Vancouverm” ‘United Steelworkers’: of in xoyr, Taylor emerged. charges: us petty : personal F . Nn. who. saved. 10 crewmen stranded — _ thelr - burning. “apartment on Christmas : Sliwa, 29, disagrees, aaying that “to aay were not America Local xpos in 19m,” from a: militant group: of - ’ attacks and sald no\one had. i _ aboatd.a@ trawler off Cape Race, Nfid., © .Payn x#@l,° >. ‘|. heeded.is ludicrous." ; ~ ‘Taylor pledged ta ‘unite this Jocal members. who Challenged him on his eaves i after answering their distress call “March = Fred Grilli of Montreai, who saved a -|- -“Alotol people takeit asaalapin the face I making | ~ local.” But. hig. con- challenged:'the established .~~ "9. Concessions: to -the J i 2, 1082. With.winds gusting up to x00 man who had jumped into the Riviere-<des- a statement Vancouver has a problem like New York | frontaticnal’ style goon . union, leadership’ after “an company. and union ef- 4 '. kilometres an hour, Green and his crew Prairies on June 0, 1982, “| or Chicago," he said. “Not at all. It shows the | began to sow the seeds of iitegal strike in ogg, = (s«ilohey, i secured a tow line and pulled the trawler to = Two Ontario Provinelal Police: of- ‘| willingness of the people not to be just ears and eyesn dissent he reaped Tuesday. —_ In. 1967, he and the man he" One critle said after : safety... ficers, Const, Bruce Kruger and Conatm. but to get involved " Taylor's. downfall. had ‘ eventually toppled x2 years - Tuesday's fall: “Cec Taylor = —On July 2, 1982, Kristine Milanovien . Barry Thompeonn both of Bracebridgen | - Sliwa and seven Guardian. Angels from Portlandn.-| ‘been. foreshadowed for later an. presidentn Walter” T##€ & lot of enemies nh -49,of Hendrix Laken BmC., drowned while / Ontm, who together saved a women from | Ore, will start a threedday recrultmient drive -monthe = _Nalchukn were, suspended. “8: Place” : -* saying seven-year-old Kenty. NeGregorm drowning In the Muskoka Rivern April w3, ° |. todaym Anyone 18 and older I willing to volunteer at Charges and’ “after belng found guilty by “Whion vice-president! 4 - Milanovic anawered McGregor's cries for 1982. Kruger has since been promoted to leant eight hours of their time a week I {s.eligiblem . |- -terdcharges. circulated . the union of - distributing "Bryan Atkinsonn elected in i nelp when he accidentally swam into deep’ corporal. |. After. applicants are. screenedn a ‘three-month | since last fall among unlon © slanderousn” - Anti-steel- © 1962 on 4 alate that opposed water, Milonavic managed to keep the hoy | — Elednor Lindsay, who lived in Burton; | @adning program will start on Augm 23, executives, and” by. la worker literature". . ,, Taylor's, ... automatically _ above water long enough for another boyn —_—‘N.B, | at the time, rescued two men whose™ - -. “We're not here to badmouth the police,” sald ‘April the ‘union's’ - A bid in’1980 for ry senior became ‘president - after, John Allain, te bring them both to shorem boat had overturned in the Saint John |. Vancouver chapter organizer Wayne Willoughn xom |. ‘ternational head’ office rf ‘post. with, the Ontario Taylor's ousterm His term '. But Milanovie couldn't’. :- River on April 29, 1982. Lindsay now lives ‘We want to get the streets cleaned upm But wed Ike Pittaburgh,: Pa,, had @p- Federation of Labor failedn ° runs until x068, | be revived ‘on shorem Allain, 1, will. In Chetwynda Bmc, - : a dood relationship with the police" _ pointed a two-man team tb Taylor saldn because of a = “Ts must may © thian’’ recelve the Medal of Bravery, . ‘= ‘Nich Mallis,-Dartmouth, N.S, and examine the ~ loval’s imear - campaign that Atkinson sald in an in- — Michelle. Kinchn w?, of Alberton, George Peachey, Halifax, who pulled a - finances. pegged: him as a com- terviewm ‘Ido feel sorry for . P.E,Im; who ‘died April 7, 1982, while at- © Woman from her burning car near Dart- In May, Taylor, a staunch rouniatmn Cec ‘Taylor ‘tempting torescue her younger brothern . mouthn Nm&.,.on Augm w2, 1080, Im nationalisin’ falled- to get’ ‘Ronald, .from. a: burning housem When . _— Dorothy Stillwell and her daughter Te man inec support from a membership

risked his life rescuing an unconscious who pulled two.men from a: burning car " month walkout in x68).

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"charge of refusing to fill out the 1981 census: and fined him . man-from a traller caught on fire on n May . that had crashed outside his home Oct. 4, ¢290, : «, At amembership meeting YANCOUVER (CPs — - ROME sro requeatoain eae a : 12, 1982, in. Duncan, ‘B.C. 1961.” ‘ He ruled that while the Constitution contains a right to ‘last November, Taylor had nearest detachment of the RCMP fo an urgent sonal privacy-under the gearch and seizure . protectlonsn the refused to,read charges laid message: pe

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Ontario Science Centre in

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this week after: several . people suffered

"_ selzures while watching its |

flashing lights.

' There have . been four . reported seizures. at the

large ‘green machine in the last 18 monthsn but:

. afficals. at the centre have _ “What ig causing them. an :

no idea.

. Centre spokesman Karl

Schiffman: ‘said ‘electronics ~

experts oe WL a dammodlly the . television, which ‘had already: had its contrast turned== down. after

: two people i suffered seizures

in July, The machine will thea,“ be’ .->. returned.

* to gauge public: ‘reaction. “Many of us here. think .

it’s not epileptic selzures at alln’”. -

Schiffman said, “It's acase

of people stumbling back in. shock “and: having a. ‘bad tumble off ‘the’

. raised: platform | at the ”. . exhibits" >“

3The first’ ‘incident occurred - July | we--when’ Katherine — 3mith; 17, |)

Michigan collapsed and was taken: to hospital where doctors: confirmed

she had suffered a grand mal seizure at the centre. - . Two days after Smith's reaction, another young person had a seizure.

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sign saying, a

“Warning! Lf you feel dizzy ,

or 7 . unusual at this exhibit, look

-away from: the television

screen.” | When Smith had ‘the selzuren her . family

complained about a lack of a warning. —

census questions are not unreasonable, - Holman said he felt his privacy was violated |by a question about the identity of the woman with whom he was living. “The government requires this information from - everyone concerned and it requires correct information,” the Judge said, ‘The government isn therefore, entitled ta compel, disclosurem It must, however, do all in its power to ensure the information is kept confidential Defence lawyer David Freeman also argued that the

in an earlier dispute and "this refusal jedan internal trial. ; committee to recommend his dismissalm

At Tuesday’s meeting, 65

of the unions. members — agreedn and. Taylor was -

’ suspended from the union

for. two years. ° Barring a groundswell of

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Feature = OUR ar _ SPOILED ATHLETES

By WALTER BLOCK

_ Hels a 62", 180 Ib. package of well-muscled,’ ex- ;

plosive grace. At 25 years of age, this blond hatred, blue- .

. ayed Greek god is ranked in the.top 15 Inthe world in his particular sport. He has never had a sick day in his life. His perseverance and ,wili ta win are legendary. ‘Although to logk at him you would think he has the world

"by the fail, he does have one complaint. -

- His welfare check, he claims, is insufficient for his heeds,

‘There Is-no. specific Canadian athlete who embodies these.exact characteristics. Aather, this Is a description

- of ageneral category of rather gifted Individuals: tha.top flight amateur athlete. One would think that given thelr abundant physical; intellectual and spiritual blessings, ihey would be a net credit, financial speaking, to the general society. Instead, ‘thay are a debit, continually ~ whining for fnore and more of the taxpayer's hard-earned money, aven though their long run monetary prospects are tar higher than that of the average perscn.- :

The latest outrage, in a long history of auch ‘events, was brought to us courtesy of Federal Sports Minister, - | Ray Perrault. He recently announced an expenditure of yet another $25 millign, this time to boost Canada's Winter Olympics Program. .

But evan this was not enough for Canada’ ‘8 amateur- . sporis-at-all-costs boosters, For coupled with this - expense was the announcement of slight cutback In the payments given to our world-junketing skilers. ‘Instead. of granting our Wortd Cup skilers an all-expnses-patd European holiday. — as Is the usual.custom — our government had the affrontery to charge tham $2065. apiece. What nervel Will our Ministers of Spot never learn that these patrician athletes have the right to dip thelr snouts as deep Into ihe public trough as they wish?

‘The ‘argument in favour of subsidies for athletes Is that “we have to hold our head up" In International ~ competition... Feelings run. sspecially high on this

aubjeét since In Montreal in 1876, Canada became the - first host nation not to win an Olymple gold medal. For

those who worty about such things, we were. sald to be. .

‘T“humillated".

‘But there. Is somethirig strange going on here. " amateur athletics are supposed to be based an the pure ~ love of sport, what Is tha Canadian government daing.

/ subsidizing sport in the firet place? True, the Soviets

teams have no hope. whatever'ot belng internationally competitive unless thé governmant-follows suit. But

~ munism serve asa model for ourrelatively freesociaty?

.. There is-no problem of. course, with competing on professional levels -of’ sport. On -d-per capita basis, ‘professional Canadian athletes: need not take a back seat to those of any other country In the world. Most important, professional athletes are financed out of revenues called voluntarily from members of the public who choose to patronize sporting events. The funds are not darived from racaicitrant jaxpayers, .

Thera is a great haired for profasstonal sports that Infuses groups such. as our olympic movament. | {t stems, in large part, fromva medieval hostility toward all things:commercial. Gentlemen, .in those days, were not to sully theie hands with businéss; those who did could not ba members of the upper classes in good standing,

DOLLARS

. Sleeping .

than offeet this “loss”.

Why this premercantila phitosophy should still pervade our modem democracy is acomplete mystery. ie The Canadian government ought to pull cut of ihe Olympics entirely and fram all other such tnternational - events, Not a penny of public funds should be spent on: pampering top amateur athletes. Canada will, In all

probability, lose gut competitively from such a policy. But ite gains in honesty And non- n-hypocrigy will far mora.

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questions violated his cliénts constitutional freedom of

thoughtn belief, opinion and expression. o

- rete sald the census did. not ask for Holman’ s thoughts r beliefs “only factual information. 7

Workers sleep.

N_ England ZAP) - Maintenance workers: on a”.

’ Sterling News Service” ~ night shift "ae 2 British ~ factory have ‘been sleeping... on the job in ‘secretly. con-”

structed bedrooms for more

_than 20 yearsn’a foreman : fired by the firm told an —

industrial court’ ‘Wednesday, ‘s‘Had = I>. told ~~ the management what. was

" going onn LE night as well - + the ‘men: would : ibe "have made life. impossible - for ‘men’ said Douglas: -

have left -—

Haigh, 30, in. arguing that he was fired imfairly. by Plessey Semiconductors - Ltdm, ‘ manufacturer . of computer microchipsm But the court ruled that

the firm had good- reason to ‘

fire Haigh and. two. other foremen after discovering compartments complete with mattresses, blankets, pillowsn sheets, bedside lights and an alarm clock. Hughes,

’ Michael an

" executive at Plessey, which - employs 520 people at its

‘plant -in Swindonn t kilometres from . Bristoln had testified that the four compartments were con-

- cealed in. wall-and ceiling : - eavities

‘above

‘ conditioning unitsm EXPOSED CABLES” --- ...SThey . were. discovered

alr-

“after cleaning contractors a

exposed apparently useless ‘electrical’ cables in’ a basement ceiling, Managers followed the trail and found sliding hatches leading to the bedrooms. .

Haigh said it was along:

tradition - for maintenance men to sleep’ on thé night

_ Shift at. Plessey,

sSleeping in these places was going on throughout the time I was foremahn” sald Haigh, who was pronioted to the position four years ago.

“But, - common , knowledge.....for. many. years before that. I

started as an apprentice in —

1960 and people knew about It then,” Haigh said.

_a., He conceded that before

he was made a fokemann he

hadoccasionally slept in the

secret bedroomsm =’ : At the start of the twod-

day hearing, Hughes, the. . aid - there had -been complaints —

factorys' manager, -

that maintenance men were - difficult to find at nightm

After the discovery,. he

saidhe Poated a watch in the

“area” and then cqntronted Haighn who ‘commentedn

- find. when you look." "

in“ factri it was .

“rankdand-file support’ that ‘ might motivate an: appeal within the 30-day time limit, ’ Taylor said he will observe. - the “ridiculous” suspension

floorm: . * An

“for: ion office when the.

“It's amazing what-you can-, - _ members who sat back and

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“Naas 1 Botha: was supposed to be the first South African rugby player to becdine a star with Americas Team. But

_how Botha’ admits his chances of making the National ‘Football. Leagues Dallas Cowboys aa a punter are slim

“When talkto my wife andIdont have much tosay, she

understands. that things aren't going too well over here ” -

he said this week at the Cowboys’ training camp- in Thousand Oaks, Calif. - “TET made the Cowboys’ side, I would be more famous than ever in South Africa.”

Botha said people at home may not understand what happened. .

“Itry to) tell all of them of my struggles but I guess it’s

‘alittle hard to understand. It would be sad to tell them that I

chave a good chance when I know I'm not going to make it

_ here.”

Vancouver tock fans are laid back.

__ That’s the word from a Los Angeles. company called - Contemporary Services, hired to keep order: Tuesday as

55,878 David Bowle FANS STREAMED INTO THE cITY's NEW DOMED B.C. Place stadium,

Each fan was subjected to a body search-as security °

people confiscatedhundreds of bottles of beern wine and

'. iquor, as well as fruit plastic bottles of juice and anything - else that might contain booze or could be throw

But few complained

“T can't helieve how passive and codoperative this crowd is and weve had really few problems ”” said Anthony Davis,

-an official of the California company

But . even a topnotch .. security syatem cant catch

“everything. -Under the new stadiun’s inflatable dome, it .

was clear that, while little booze got through the security. system, other things did I the concert area reeked of Marijuana

It was perfect for a ecene for the television series

: Magrium P.L. A jeep crashes through a guardrail falls off “the third floor of a parking lot and does a nose-dive into the . - pavement below .

But this was fo TV sertes and there were no standdins for

‘Magnums Tom Selleck AND HIS STEPSON, Kevin, 15.

With the younger Selleck behind the wheel the gearshift .

« stuck and the jeep went through a’barrier at the parking lot: of the Waikiki OutriggerCance Club.

Selleck and. his stepson were taken to hospital and released 4 short time tater after suffering minor tnjuriesm

Some bureauerats will try to legialte anything I even.

patriotism.

. A Second World War veteran in the town of Norfolk, va. -

has been ordered to remove a flag ahove his business ,

because he failed to get a permit allowing him to ‘encroach on city property Frank Spicer,’ a 20-year navy veteran who runs a” restaurantdsupply busineasn has taken the flag down while he seeks a proper permit === *“T spent 20 years saluting the flag " said Spicer, “I went to war for_ the flag. This ls bull malarkey,”

- and return to the shop J

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