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well as British. Indian & ASSAULT & MATRIMONY
clarified

Persian Rugs . AN N.B.C. Movie of the WEEK
We will be open as usual from Thursday May 21 onwards.
We apologize for any inconvenience to our regular & future
customers.
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Dear Editor:

Some recent comments in your
Paper require correction and
clarification.

In your Friday, March 13 issue,
an article by Timothy Renshaw
reported that Lee Straight said, me
“Destruction of the area’s prawn. : : : Sates
population...would also destroy its } 4 Mgt ‘

canon peplatin Sa i a houl d ge t easie }
as we get older

the past. :

Studies carried out by the
Department of Fisheries and
Oceans research staff indicate
chinook and coho over 30 cm or 12
inches in length in the Strait of
Georgia feed on fish (herring,
sandlance, anchovy, smelt) and
crustaceans (euphausids, am-
phipods, crab larvae). Euphausids
are organisms commonly misiden-
tified as young shrimp or prawns.

It is possible that chinook or

coho consume the young larvae of
shrimp and prawns; but, even so,
research does not indicate any
dependant relationship between the
status of prawn or shrimp popula-
tions and those of chinook or coho
salmon. . .
* In the March 27 issue of your
paper an article by Doug Collins
quotes Mr. Cam McKenzie as say-
ing that ‘‘shrimp...in Howe
Sound...replenish themselves.”
Mr. Collins then goes on to say
that ‘‘the fisheries department
people say it isn’t so.’’

On the contrary, this department
has been researching and/or
monitoring the shrimp and prawn
populations of Howe Sound and

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the Strait of Georgia for a number
of years and has concluded that
these populations do replenish
themselves quite readily. :
Thank you for the opportunity
of setting the record straight on
this matter.
R.D. Humphreys .
Fisheries and Oceans Canada

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