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The rivers and some lakes |
provide good trout and
steelhead fishing. The Tiel
is famous for its autumn
steelhead run while Mayer
Lake has a good reputation
for trout fishing.

DIFFERENT MAMMALS
Isolation has been a way of
life for the islands’ mammals
_and they have thus evolved
Somewhat differently from
similar mainland species.
There are the endemic
' species such as black bear,
otter, marten, ermine, deer
mice and shrews
remote areas, it is hoped,
will remain an almost com-
pletely undisturbed. habitat
for these animals.

Other animals, such as the
‘Roosevelt elk, beaver, ra -
coons and coast _blacktail
deer, have been introduced
to the Charlottes. These

In acouple of weeks Karen

Magnussen will be tying the

knot with Tony Cella ‘of.

Boston, but. meanwhile it. is
_ business as usual. er

. Karen is now endorsing. a.
new line of skates which

were apparently designed
with her assistance. .

The new model of lady’s
figure skate should be on the.
shelves later i in the year.

ACROSS 10 Powers
1 Great lake 11 Follow

4 Fem. pronoyn 12. Maritime shell-
6 Island South of - ‘fish:

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- mammals, without their nat- .
‘ural predator the cougar,
have increased in numbers to
the point where they have
almost become a nuisance.

The frequent overcast
skies over the Charlottes is
the reason why they have-
become known as the ‘‘Misty
Islands.’’. However, while
the annual _ precipitation
along the western coasiline is |
nearly 200. inches, the.
average figure for the park
region is only 55 inches.
have a

The : islanders

The park’s . Saying: “‘If you don’t like the’

weather, wait five minutes, |
it'll change.’’ Sometimes it
does change from sun to rain -
and back again tliat fast.

There is much to see and
enjoy in the Charlottes and
Naikoon Provincial Park is a
good beginning.

. “As the big day fast
‘approaches Karen’ s Mother
says they are too busy .to
start getting nervous.

“The pre *parations are
‘going .just great.’’ added

The bells of matrimony
will ring out on the 23rd of
this month «at. Highlands
United Church.

15 Impolite DOWN
16 With 4 down, 1 Early ROMP
former Lib. mini- transport
ster and Tory 2 Weather distur- -
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19 Arrived 4 See 16 across
20 Public employ-
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ganization 6 Writer
(abbr). 7 Archie: Bunker

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(stunned) ‘totime |.
31 Points from 29 Rome dmte
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33 Exams . 26 Egg centres

28 Province (abbr.)

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15-PASSENGER BUS was presented last week by North Shore Rotary Clubs to the North Shore Association of the:
Mentally Handicapped. Left to right: Dr. Jack Bowie and Bill Martin, presidents, respectively, of West Van and North

Van Retary Clubs; Dick McCallum and Art Brown, president and executive director, respectively, of the North Shore
Association of the Mentally Handicapped. | |

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