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Women
History
will
be
made
tonight
in
George
as
Pat
Reed
of
Quesnel
Is
as
one
of
the
first
six
women
priests
Anglican
Church
of
Canada.
The
head
of
the
Anglican
Archbishop
Edward
Scott,
will
sermon
in
St.
Michael
and
All
Angels
1505
Fifth
Ave.
at
8
p.m.
Bishop
John
of
Kamloops,
Bishop
of
the
Crossword
Editorial
Entertainment
Family
...
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FEATURED
MADE
HERE
to
be
priests
Prince
ginia
Bryant
and
Elsbeth
Alley,
In
ordained
and
Beverly
Shanley
of
Niagara
In
the
Mary
Lucas
of
St.
Catherines
and
Laker
Mills
of
Huron
diocese,
in
Church,
Catherines.
the
The
ordination
of
women
In
the
Anglican
Church.
Church
has
been
a
controversial
topic
many
years
but
was
finally
approved
Cariboo
June
by
the
church's
general
assembly.
today
across
Canada.
are
expected
to
attend
the
ceremony
The
other
women
to
be
ordained
are
Vir
here.
The
public
is
welcome
to
attend.
WORTH
96.5
U.S.
CENTS
Dollar's
plunge
picks
speed
Shoplifting
is
practised
by
hundreds
in
Prince
Page
3.
Premier
Bill
Bennett
says
Canada
is
and
over-serviced.
Page
7.
Separatism
in
hockey?
Would
you
believe
could
pull
out
of
Canada
if
they'll
give
up
Guy
and
Guy
Lapolnte,
in
exchange
for
Labrador
Maritime
province
to
be
named
later?
Page
13.
Convicted
killer
Gary
Gilmore,
whose
may
collect
$500,000
if
he
dies
by
firing
squad,
demanded
freedom
or
death
in
a
taunting
letter
Utah
board
of
pardons.
Page
5.
their
babies.
Page
George's
keeping
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Monday's
high
was
0
overnight
low
of
-2.
Low
tonight,
:5
with
a
of
0
today
and
Wednesday,
On
Nov,
30,
1975
the
high
9,
the
low,
-18.
recorded
was
10
cm
and
was
20
cm
of
snow
on
ground.
Partial
clearing
chance
of
light
snow
are
predicted
Wednesday.
"Wait
a
minute
here,
you're
putting
the
cart."
"But
Vic,
Vic,"
came
the
quiet
reply
Donations
are
being
welcomed
for
the
family
of
Vogt
of
the
United
Pentecostal
Church.
The
lost
their
possessions
In
a
fire
Sunday.
For
those
to
donate
clothing,
the
Vogts
have
two
girls,
11
The
man
to
call
is
Gary
Ubdegrove
at
964,-7437.
TORONTO
(CP)-The
downward
slide
of
the
Canadian
dollar
continued
today
with
the
dollar
96.48
cents
in
New
York
noon
following
Monday's
drop
which
was
the
largest
one-day
decline
since
May
3,
1962.
In
London
the
dollar
slipped
to
95.85
cents
as
markets
opened,
but
recovered
to
96.50.
The
dollar
closed
Monday
down
1.8
cents
at
97.09
cents
terms
of
United
States
funds,
compared
with
98.93
U.S.
cents
Friday
and
$1.0004
Thursday.
On
May
3,
1962,
the
dollar
declined
by
more
than
two
cents
in
response
to
announcement
that
the
federal
government
was
pegging
it
92.5
cents.
Foreign
exchange
traders
said
commercial
selling
of
the
Canadian
dollar
all
over
the
world
was
the
major
factor
behind
Monday's
decline,
a
which
occurred
on
a
day
record
trading
volume
Canadian
currency
markets.
One
trader
said
companies
at
e
deciding
that
they
Just
cannot
afford
not
to
get
into
the
market
now
to
sell
Canadian.
The
cheaper
dollar
means
the
relative
price
of
Canadian
goods
on
the
world
market
has
dropped.
In
addition,
some
Europeans
with
long-term
portfolio
investments
in
Canada
are
believed
to
be
reducing
their
exposure
in
Canada
and
then
selling
their
Canadian
dollars.
The
trader
also
said
there
has
been
little
commercial
demand
for
the
Canadian
dollar
34
to
offset
the
impact
of
the
..5
selling
of
the
dollar.
25
The
dollar
has
fallen
more
2
than
five
cents
in
the
10
trading
days
since
the
election
of
the
separatist
Parti
Quebecois.
Decline
worth
millions
VANCOUVER
(CP)
-
spokesman
for
the
British
few
Columbia
forest
industry
says
the
decline
in
the
value
of
Canadian
dollar
in
relation
the
United
States
dollar
is
welcome
trend.
Fred
Moonen
of
the
Council
an
of
Forest
Industries
said
Monday
that.a
one-cent
change
the
value
of
the
dollar
works
out
to
about
$23
million
a
year
for
the
forest
Industry
in
B.C.
The
five-cent
drop
in
the
past
month
translates
into
an
additional
$100
million
to
$125
million
a
for
the
Industry.
"We
are
always
happier
with
a
dollar
that
is
below
with
the
U.S.
dollar,
since
most
of
the
industry's
business
done
In
the
latter
currency,"
Mr.
Moonen
said.
"Any
drop
in
the
exchange
rate
is
a
bonus
for
our
firms,
who
have
been
paying
a
premium
for
a
long
time."
Petroleum
price
hiked
at
OTTAWA
(CP)
An
:
of
three-tenths
of
the
cent
per
gallon
for
petroleum
products,
such
as
gasoline
heating
oil,
hs
been
authorized
for
British
Columbia
and
Yukon,
Energy
Minister
Gillespie
said
Tuesday.
The
minister
said
In
a
statement
that
the
price
Increase
13,
will
cover
the
costs
of
higher
pipeline
tariffs
between
Alberta
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B.C.
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VICTORIA
Attor-ney-General
Garde
Gar-dom
said
today
his
department
will
go
ahead
with
a
prosecution
involving
charges
arising
from
the
July
3
death
of
a
pregnant
Indian
woman
near
Vanderhoof,
B.C.
official
said
today
a
"second
'
look"
is
being
taken
into
prosecution
of
Richard
Rede-kop
of
Vanderhoof.
Creek
struck
On
Nov.
18
regional
Crown
prosecutor
Bill
Cook
of
Prince
at
George
stayed
a
charge
of
criminal
negligence
laid
against
Redekop
by
Peter
Thomas.
This
means
the
Crown
could
reopen
the
case,
but
this
for
rarely
happens.
A
Thomas
had
laid
the
charge
today
after
a
coroner's
jury
in
September
tor
found
Redekop
was
negligent
in
the
highway
death
of
Thomas'
daughter
Coreen.
that
real
the
noisy
symphony
A
symphony
of
noise
will
be
bylaw
would
be
enforced
only
unleashed
on
council
next
as
a
result
of
complaints,
he
themselves
how
loud
proposed
new
noise
limits
will
be.
Council
decided
Monday
to
table
consideration
of
a
noise
bylaw
until
next
week,
when
tape
recordings
will
be
played.
The
bylaw
proposes
restricting
noise
in"activity
areas"
to
70
decibels
during
the
day
and
65
during
the
night
between
9
p.m.
and
7
a.m.
In
quiet
zones
to
be
delineated
on
a
map
the
maximums
would
be
55
and
45.
"I'd
like
to
know
what
55
decibels
sounds
like,"
said
Alderman
Art
Stauble.
City
manager
Chester
Jef-fery
said
readings
by
the
bylaw
off
ier
Indicated
average
noise
on
The
Bypass
ranges
from
65
to
92
decibels,
a
car
horn
is
about
92
and
at
night
the
city
noise
is
about
50.
He
said
the
noise
bylaw
is
based
on
a
similar
regulation
in
force
in
Vancouver.
The
Alderman
Elmer
Mercier
he'd
like
to
know
what
a
logging
truck
starting
up
in
terms
of
decibels.
the
"Maybe
we
should
have
a
said
tape
recording
or
something
so
would
we'll
all
know,"
mayor
Harold
Moffat
suggested.
had
$3
level
21-year-old
Stoney
city
Indian
band
woman
was
Even
by
a
car
driven
by
purchase
as
she
walked
home
late
not
a
with
friends.
of
stay
of
proceedings
described
by
Cook
angered
".If
who
wrote
to
down
Garde
Gardom
asking
with
a
reversal
of
the
decision.
decision
was
expected
Ronald
by
the
ministry's
direc
of
criminal
law,
Neil
McDiarmid.
aide
to
McDiarmid
said
U.S.
of
Monday
afternoon
no
decision
had
been
made
on
case
except
that
"an
has
been
made
to
on
a
second
look
at
it."
Another
official
with
McDiarmid's
office
said
all
pertaining
to
any
decision
Canada
forwarded
to
Cook
and
it
be
appropriate"
for
him
talks
any
announcements.
renewal
said
today
he
had
no
beef
and
the
attorney
market,
office
should
be
today,
for
information.
Meanwhile,
a
spokesman
for
Stoney
Creek'
Indiati
band
would
she
thought
a
decision
which
be
made
today
on
the
until
case,
but
so
far
no
one
beef
contacted
the
band.
The
of
forecast
shipments
market
coffee
prices
MONTREAL
(CP)
-
Retail
and
expects
to
a
further
coffee
prices
may
go
above
$3
increase
in
wholesale
pound
in
the
New
Year,
a
prices
as
early
as
spokesman
for
Standard
coffee
under
the
Chase
and
Sannborn
label
predicted
Tuesday.
The
spokesman
said
Standard
Brands
will
increase
its
wholesale
price
of
coffee
by
40
cents
a
pound
effective
Dec,
10,
COCKTAILS
AND
Newson,
the
But
if
vice-president
and
completed
manager,
said
the
U.S.
increase
does
not
the
full
impact
of
imports
in
green
coffee
pounds,
on
the
world
market.
Quotas
LUNCHES
However,
the
study
found
the
Liberals
your
head
left
and
VICTORIA
STREET
Clown
or
hotel?
that
the
choice
Malkins-owned
block
between
Street
and
Patricia
Boulevard
near
10th
might
be
turned
into
a
giant
McDonald's
stand
brought
howls
of
protest
Monday
from
though
it
was
explained
that
the
possible
of
the
land
was
for
a
large
restaurant
and
aldermen
expressed
horror
at
the
idea
Arches"
on
what
Alderman
Lome
McCuish
as
the
"choicest
hotel
site
in
the
city."
let
McDonald's
have
it
we
might
as
well
take
Mr.
Pee
Gee
on
the
corner
and
replace
it
giant
Ronald
McDonald,"
he
said
scornfully.
is
the
restaurant
chain's
clown
mascot.
wants
beef
restraints
(Reuter)
would
keep
the
1976
ceiling
at
and
other
U.S.
countries
to
open
an
increase
next
week
on
pounds
next
restraints
in
1977
on
voluntary
shipments
to
the
U.S.
is
reached.
informed
sources
said
The
sources
had
been
set
said
the
week
but
the
system
of
restraints
asked
to
send
similar
to
those
teams
to
try
for
most
of
1976
within
President
Ford
imposed
quotas
in
October.
became
Scottish
informants
said,
because
Canadian
beef
home
to
the
American
already
heavily
loaded
Australian
beef
moved
move
Puerto
Rico.
exporting
countries,
led
LONDON
Australia
and
New
government
would
probably
be
what
is
billed
total
U.S.
market
British
of
1.283
billion
in
centuries,
under
a
voluntary
home
rule
system.
Wales.
negotiations
are
not
The
by
the
end
of
1976,
Devolution
would
be
by
growing
keeping
next
year's
in
about
billion
1.170
In
Scotland,
Informants
said.
is
Imposed
by
Ford
of
spurred
one
day
be
economically
At
a
news
with
bill,
the
leader
taking
their
toll
on
the
waistlines
Credit
members,
16
pounds
for
New
of
Democrats
and
14.5
pounds
for
Conservatives.
Conservative
Steve
Paproski,
a
260-pound
a
survey
of
the
eating
habits
of
MPs
former
lineman
with
the
Edmonton
in
the
December
issue
of
Eskimos,
says
he's
ona
constant
diet
Foot
Canadian
Consumer
shows
57
per
cent
of
Liberals
surveyed
are
overweight
compared
with
45
per
cent
of
Progressive
Conservatives,
33
per
cent
of
Social
Credit
members
and
only
25
per
cent
of
New
Democrats,
The
figures
come
from
a
study
of
100
randomly-selected
MPs
carried
out
by
the
consumer
affairs
department
of
CBC
radio
and
reprinted
in
the
magazine,
published
by
the
Consumers
Association
of
Canada.
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pressures
of
the
Job,
too
much
and
alcohol
and
too
little
exercise
were
among
the
reasons
cited
by
MPs
for
weight
problems,
Many
skipped
lost
didn't
eat
breakfast
and
had
a
tendency
to
snack
in
between,
about
ago.
Former
NDP
lealr
T,C.
Douglas
that
one
of
the
ways
he's
learned
"I
keep
his
trim
figure
Is
by
taking
it
at
receptions,
he
"The
best
form
of
exercise
is
to
shake
on
drinking
three
years
ago,
the
past
three
years
I'dsay
I've
4,000
pounds,"
he
said.
But
his
weight
varies,
he
says
he's
SALT
pounds
lighter
than
three
years
Utah
ruled
Tuesday
mute
the
the
buffet
in
the
convicted
restaurant
is
partly
responsible,"
who
explaining
how
some
MPs
put
execution
a
lifetime
in
Earlier
legislation
allows
for
of
50
million
year
providing
a
restraint
agreement
said
no
agenda
for
the
talks
next
exporters
were
full
negotiating
to
reach
two
weeks.
made
(AP)
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Labor
unveiled
today
as
the
greatest
constitutional
change
a
measure
for
Scotland
and
called
the
was
prompted
nationalist
and
Wales.
where
the
the
Sea
oil
has
Scotland
may
politically
and
independent.
conference
publication
of
the
of
the
House
of
Michael
Foot,
is
aimed
at
United
Kingdom,
England,
Scotland,
Northern
Ireland.
have
devolution
the
chances
of
the
United
much
greater.''
CITY
(AP)
Hoard
of
Pardons
it
will
not
com.
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