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. “Wancouver ‘subscribers have:
toll-free access.
couver, North” Vancouver; ay
Richmond, . Port _
Moody, Coquitlam and New -

The. coftipany + is ; required
to apply: for such a
regrouping when, through
growth, the total number ‘of.
telephones within an ex-
change’s free-calling area
exceeds its limit by five
percent or more.

West Vancouver is one of
eight British Columbia
communities: to experience
such growth, said district
customer service manager
Dave Coath.

“Subscribers in West_
Vancouver now have toli-—
free access to more than
740, 000, _ telephones,” said

The Greenpeace Foun-
dation is. “under official
investigation” by the RCMP

as a result of alleged in-

cidents last fall during the
Greenpeace expedition to
stop trophy hunting in the
Spatsizi Plateau Wilderness
Park.

An RCMP corporal visited
Greenpeace headquarters in
Vancouver last week and
interrogated expedition
leader Rex Weyler, a former
North Shore News editor.
Up to press time, however,
no charges had been laid.

The RCMP corporal told
Weyler a complaint had
been entered against him by
Gary Zechel of Lavonia,
Mich., U.S.A., alleging that
Weyler had committed
assault causing bodily harm
during a confrontation on

the Spatsizi Plateau last
October 4.

According to Weyler,
Zechel and his wife, ac-

companied by a paid guide,
were attempting to set out

for:

must apply” ‘to the ‘CRTC to.

move the exchange into the
next t higher category.

to Van
Burnaby, -
Westminster. :

This system of establishing
rate groupings has. been
adopted because it more
accurately reflects the cost
of providing local telephone
service,” said Coath.

If the regrouping is ap-
proved, rates for an _ in-
dividual residence line
would increase to $9.25 a
month from the present
$8.85 and, an individual
business line would go to
$27.75 from $25. 70.

on horseback to hunt for
moose and caribou trophies
in the wilderness park.
Weyler said he and a group
of other Greenpeace
protesters joined hands and

successfully blocked the
hunting party who, after
considerable argument,

returned to their tent camp.

The next day guide-
outfitter Ray Collingwood
pulled all trophy hunters out
of the park, stating it was
impossible for them to
continue hunting so long as
Greenpeace remained in the
area.

“There is no way that
anybody in Greenpeace so
much as laid a hand on any
of the trophy hunters from

Europe or the United
States,” Weyler told The
News.

“The central rule of all
Greenpeace expeditions is
non-violence and we have
never broken with this in all
our 10-year history of en-
vironmental activism.”

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