Al0-Sunday News, July 27, 1980

inquiring
reporter

.
by.

Ellsworth
st Dickson |

It’s that time of summer when boats take
to the water in search of the ever tasty
salmon, although there seems to be fewer
and fewer of them to catch. The sports
fisherman is coming under fire which was
previously unknown, over his or her right to
catch a part of what may be a dwindling
resource. -
This issue the Inquiring Reporter asks:

“Should salmon derbies
be abolished?”

Don Martin
North Vancouver

I think the fisheries
should decide this. If they
say no derbies then they
should be stopped.

Bev Patterson
North Vancouver

No, 1 don’t think they
should abolish them but
p . there should be a limit to
the total number of fish
allowed to be caught in a
derby.

Terry Bulm
Winnipeg

No, they shouldn't be
abolished because — the
sports fisherman has as
much mght fish
anyone

lo as

Oscar Ubtias
North Vancouver

As long as there ts a limit

on the number of fish
caught then there is no
problem

Sid Wickens
North Vancouver

No

there ey cnougeh
salmon there to allow the
derbys to continue [he
salmon will ome back

- involves

Audiences of

200 for each
taping session

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cities have bought the rights
to the show. The producers
say negotiations are also
under way with Canadian
networks and stations.

In addition, Catalena will
be producing the Stan Kann
Show for a third season at
Panorama Studios, following
the shows successful two-
year run on CTV. And a
second, all-Canadian game
show called “Pitfall” ts also
going into production this
fall for sale worldwide.

The Monty Hall show
live audience
participation and will bring
approximately 200 audience
members to Panorama
Studios for each of the three
daily videotaping sessions.

The present Catalena
production schedule _ will
employ over 50 full-time
staff on what Ron Eiboff,
vice-president finange and
administration, describes as
“a permanent basis.”

Built 16 years ago with the
aim of attracting a long-term
film industry to West Van,
Panorama Studios have
hitherto had a history of
economic ups and downs —
mostly the latter. They have
been used only sporadically.
in the main by transient film
producers who sometimes
departed leaving a trail of
bad debts behind them.

Eiboff is confident that all
this is now past and that the
studios are finally in business
for the long haul with his
own Company.

Catalena Productions Inc.
is a wholly-owned Canadian
company established in 1971
and originally specializing in
educational and _ training
films for film) boards and
private instituvonal chents.
It entered the entertainment
market three years ago with

the production of the CTV's
Stan Kann Show.

The two principals are
both North Shore residents.
Catalena’s president is Ian
MacLennan of West Van-
couver. Eiboff lives in North
Vancouver.

West Vancouver has long
declared itself off limits to
any obnoxious form of in-

dustry. If the busy work

schedule promised for
Panorama Studios over the
next several years comes to

pass, the original “clean
industry” concept behind
their construction in the

1960s will at long last be
realized

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