22 - Wednesday, September 18, 1985 - North Share News

Fishi
From Page 19

Local Federal Fisheries
offices issue and contro! the
food fish permits required
by the natives to net a river.
I think political pressure and
fear of treaty ramifications
has forced a decision that is
harmful and really one that
no one wanted to make.

When the commercial
fishermen have taken
Chinook cutbacks to con-
serve stocks; when the recre-
ational fishermen have taken
limit cuts and spot-closures
within the Gulf in the name
of conservation; when
estuary and stream closures
are in effect to allow the
Chinook back to the spawn-
ing gounds; when the recre-
ational fisherman agree to
a total river salmon closure
to help salmon (mature and
. jacks) return to the hatchery,

then the system must work —

for everyone.

Make the decision to close
the river until adequate
brood stock returns to’ the
hatchery. Remember what
you tell the youngster when
he wants too much? No!
Very simple.

Enough problems ..

Nice to see real ‘tomatoes
in last’ week’s News. That
two pounder of Larry
Fernets certainly beats my

one and three quester pound |

Triple Crop. Drop me a line,
Larry. I'd like to know your

seed source.
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Babe Ruth
baseball.
welcomes
members

BABE Ruth baseball will .

hold their annual general
meeting Sept. 23, 7:30 p.m.
at the recreation centre
boardroom, 23rd and
Lonsdale Ave. a

Plans for 1986. will be-_

discussed, presidents report

and election of officers. New —

members are welcome.

600 W. Queens, N. Van §f

Iseylynn Community Hail J

5 N. Van.
Contact: Brent 922-2815

policy should protect resource

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Starts: Wed. Sept. 18,
730 to 9.00 pm
2nd Year Class - Starts.
Wed. Sept. 18,
900 to 10:30 pm

HD Hyundai
Pony & Steliar
Owners |

Delbrook Community
Centre

Contact. Brian 987-7777,
Brent 922.2815, Bud
922-6554

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. | The Globe and Mail |
REPORT ON BUSINESS |

24th YEAR, No. 5,702 THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 12, 1985-

Hy undai car success draws fire from rivals

“Make it fair for everybody compared with 33,502 in the
and jet the consumer decide." rresponding period fast

In Its first year on the Cana- year.
Toyota Canada inc. of To.

dian market fast yeur, the
Sauth Korean car manufactur- ronto had August sates of 5,199
and eight-month sales of km

By yul HUNTER

The continued domination of
the cor import market by
Hyundai Auto Canada tne. has
‘rival companies demanding
that all importers be furced ta
operate under the same rules,

With sales of 8579 of its
Pony and Stellar models in
August, Hyundai, based in
Markham, Ont., has racked up
sales of 49.856 in the first eight
months of 1985 — nearly [0,000
fiOre than its nearest smport
competitor and well on the

way to Hyundai's year-end rules.
sales target of between 55,000 Hyundai, a South Korean
and 60,000, company, is not subject to
“Every month is 8 surprise import quotus and can import
to us," Hyundal spokesman cars duty-free until Jan. 1,
Muriel Homewoed said. Sates 1987. “Japanese imports are er had August sales of 2,720
have been so good that the limited to 16 per cent of the and eight-month sales of 12,
year-end target was recently Canadian car market. 388. The sules this year
rajsed from about $0,000, Mr. Laciw said Canadian is partly a result of an expan.
But Ralph Luciw, vice-presi. car manufacturers are in good sion in the dealer network to
dent of Honda Canada Inc. of financial shape and no longer 175, compared with just over
Toronto, the No.2 importer, need protection from Japanese 100 at this time last year.
Said the picture would be dif- imports. But if quotas are to Honda sold 5,290 vehicles
ferent Hf there were no quotas continue, ‘at Jeast all the last month, compared with
on Japanese cars and if alt importers should be operating 4,490 in August, 1984. Honda's
importers played by the same v the same rules, eight-month sales were 38,781,

first eight months of lest year.
Volkswagen Canada Inc. of
Toronto chalked up August
sales af 3.59, compared with
2.23 in tht corresponding
month a ie earlier. Eight.
month saies were 31,803, up
from 21,806 a ycar earlier, .

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