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- 42 Observe
- 13. Story .
45 Actor’s part -
_ 15 Parcels
17 Scottish Gaelic.
.18 Goodyear product
19 Tantalized
- 21.Outspoken—
23 Strong point.
. 24 TV star Jack
25 Helen of Troy’ s
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26 Originating from .
28 Single item
29 Subway coin st
20 Mineral spring ->
31 Youand!. 0 =
32 Centers: of apples a
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34 Slacks -
35 TV host.
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39 Anger

40 Shrewdly

44 General Bradiey

45 Article

46 Dark bread.

47 Alert to danger
- 48 Use an office.

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49 Clique

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14 Cleo’s snake

2 Grassland

3 Professor's
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| CROSSWORD PUZZLE 176.

| By ED KEATE:

‘The “farewell. The -
_Orenda: . a. week | dao “last.
Sunday: was: the first. of. at.

tions: that | ‘chronicle:

-Whether the’ ulti-.

“Probably no other country.

se individual. will: ever have
“the capability of duplicating :

‘the -

| Geordie Bryce” Tocher, Sail- a

formidable task = of

oo) ing a hollowed-out log to”

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32 Clementine’s

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is. one:

-thing,...but finding: someone |
. to shape a. jog. into a canoe
!..and then having the desire to

sail it 5,400 miles across the’

turbulent Pacific is ‘some-.
° thing else again. ce

The. ‘thousands who’ wit-_

? enese The Orenda’s. depart-

ure from Burrard Inlet May

{ 14. obviously shared with —
| Tocher and his crew of. two.
“| the Walter Mitty aspects. of

‘his quest, and those. From
West. Vancouver had .

aon particular reason to be proud
“1 of: the ‘response of their
“ community. : From the Lions |
|. Gate. Bridge out to Dundar-
“ave -Pier ‘the. shore was lined

with wellwishers who might

- otherwise ‘have stayed in bed.

‘to avoid a steady downpour.
And at. least one West
‘Vancouverite....The. Attic’s .

| Frank Baker....delayed. per-

1 sonal Mother’s Day plans so
' that he could lead an aquatic
, “parade that could put British
ae | Columbia in world history

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- There are others who've

~ sailed the Pacific in a variety

‘of . different ‘vessels,

weight of fuel, food, equip-

~ ment and emergency sup-

plies, plus some additional
bodies who opted to go with
The Orenda as far as
| Dundarave Pier. From that

point on. Tocher, Karin Lind.
and Gerhard Kiesel were on

their own. » .

The two and one-half years
that it took to get a 45-foot

Douglas fir log into a 40 foot -

Haida-style canoe was a very
emotional thing for Captain
Tocher. Weight and space
limitations made it necessary

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_. Some. ‘close to the scene are
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‘the .
0 unfolding story ofa ‘Stirting s
% saga: in Canada’s maritime :
35) history.
- mate outcome ends in victory —
or ‘defeat, the attempt will - .
“remain as: something ‘unique .

to this: part. ‘of the world.

. vessel - ‘makes - its” “ultimate .
Geparture from:
OF: ‘about. May 26. .

. farewell last week in Seattle.

quite. ‘gung-ho - about. the
folk-hero image. that: Tocher -
-- conveys. And: be reminded |.
-that ‘the: anthropological link -

that Tocher’ hopes to prove -

_ be. proved — for,
“Indians of the Pacific Coast.

_ ethnic i
- ‘Kwakiutls -and “Haidas’ -and. ~

- the. Plynesians.- will. not. ‘be:

_ forged. by: Tocher's. “voyage...

‘makes for one. is: as’ easily.

date,
hundreds
. who turned out last Sunday
to say goodbye. They and the -

- who’ve covered this event.

- fame.is the. pettiness of those —° oS

who. have. never accom-.
plished. (and never. will ~.."”
bettting that the: ‘crew. may . accomplish) what appears to ee
change again. before . the. be impossible.”

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| We. will be in: ‘touch’ ‘the 7 thing about Tocher . and his
"The Orenda. ona daily basis. dedicat‘on dui ‘what. do we
“until. the: final: chapter | is . know’. of “Karin ‘ Lind and
Meanwhile The Orenda a. written, and between now Gerhard ‘Kiesel?’ What, if
had:a second welcome and. and: then.” I'll. ‘keep’ you ~ anything, do they. have in
informed. ‘We. know - some: common? Stay tuned,

Bay on

Qur American cousins are -

on behalf . of _ Canadian.
Indians could just.as easily’.
American .

That i is not to say: that the 4p
link: . between. the.

‘Just don’t be surprised if you
Start hearing more about the.
anthropological link between
‘the. Tlingits of ‘Alaska. and
Polynesia. The -case ‘that he

made for the other.

it ‘there are any. other’ :
heroes: in’ this. venture ‘to ©
they must be: the”
of . well-wishers |

-sympatico. . media -.

types .
from its inception are. the
ones who've given Tocher ©
the moral support he needed’
‘so desperately. Incredible as __
it sounds, there are dozens of |
people out’ there. who’ will)
only be happy if The Orenda |
and her: crew ‘suffer some.
form of disaster. The cost of

even’.
-rowboats, but The ‘Orenda
will be the first wooden hull .
| without a keel to ever'sail the -
2,700 mile one-way: trip from __.
|. Vancouver to Oahu. At point
. of departure the 3-ton hull
. was loaded with an equal.

Province of British Columbia -

PUBLIC HEARING -
~ ROVAL COMMISSION ON
ELECTORAL REFORM, 1978 | |

The following Public. Hearing will be held by the , Royal Commission
_on Electoral Reform, 1978, in the Province of British Columbia ap-

pointed under authority of Order-in-Councll 82, approved January 12,

1978, namely:

ALL LOWER MAINLAND ELECTORAL DISTRICTS

Vancouver—Council Chambers, 3rd Floor, City Hall, rath Avenue and Cambie .
Street, Friday, May 26 at 10 am and 7:30.pm.

| Submissions for the above-mentioned Hearing should be delivered to
the Commission addressed as follows:

. Royal Commission on Electoral Reform, 1978
Box 11569, Vancouver Centre .
650 West Georgia Street
Vancouver, B.C. V6B 4Ns "

if time does not permit’ proper notification, please be available atthe fj
place of Hearing 30 minutes prior to scheduled Hearing time. '

For further information please contact t al Com-
mission at 668-3011. Pp he Office of the Roy.

By order of the Commission
Judge L. S. Eckardt —
Commissioner

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