Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - July 19, 1997, Winnipeg, Manitoba As saturday free jury Panada accused of fish treaty breach Axworthy fires off Stern diplomatic note by Wendy Cox Vancouver Washington fishermen will resume fishing a Salmon run Canadian officials say could be in serious trouble because of High water the decision to reopen the Early Stu Art Sockeye run comes just weeks after the United states called their boats Back to port after discovering they had caught More Salmon than they were entitled but officials notified their Cana Dian counterparts boats will be Back at the Mouth of the Fraser a Short distance from this morning for six the announcement late yesterday shocked Canadian fishery officials and angered Premier Glen we have another flagrant violation of conservation by the United said British Columbia fishermen agreed that even though there Are we be fishing a run that is Washington officials could not be reached for Clark called an Emer gency meeting of his fisheries advisers yesterday to come up with a strategy to Deal with alaskan Overfi shirt in Northern that could include moving boats that normally fish off the North coast to Southern Waters in an attempt to form an Armada that would intercept bound foreign affairs minister Lloyd Axworthy sent a sternly worded Diplo Matic note to Washington yesterday accusing the alaskans of violating International Canadian officials decided not to reopen Fraser Rivers Early Stuart run because water Levels on the River Are too High and could kill at least 10 per cent of the Early counts indicate the run will cyclist crosses the country to thank War veterans by Bruce Cheadle Canadian press Ottawa its been More than two Kilometres and 25 pounds since Stan Wawzonek first extended a Heartfelt remembrance Day thanks to an Uncle for his work As a Soldier in the second world this is my Uncle that i chum around you go so Ive heard some of his War said yesterday in front of the Centennial flame on parliament i dont know where it came but i phoned and said thanks for what you he thought that was kind of last year Wawzonek called three surviving uncles another two also served in the one of whom died in service in Italy and repeated his at the same time youre hearing All the press about the new the peace and its always bad explained the French Fry Vendor from Brant i know theres a lot of Good stories out when there coming Home to their own town they should be welcomed As because to me they Are so on May Wawzonek set off on a bicycle to Cross simply to thank every vet eran he met Young and old at every yesterday it was Wawzonek turn to be recognized for his efforts by Fred minister of veterans Hallie called Wawzonek Ges Ture what a Nice warm thing to do to talk to the people of Canada and id like to say thanks on your said the decorated War i think its terribly important that youth know something about the sacrifices that so Many people who began his journey in Vic cycled East to Northern Ontario then flew to hell Complete his Cross country trek next thursday at his Home in he says he has shed 25 seen the country and met a wealth of up photo Wawzonek Centre chats with second world War veterans Harrold Rennick left and Joe include about million Well above ear tier predictions of one the americans made their a Meisien to reopen their fishery after the release of those Early Stuart Salmon Are some of the most valuable and robust of Canadian they travel Kilometres up the Fraser River to Stuart Lake without stopping to higher water Levels make the already arduous journey and Many of the fish simply wont make said Steve a scientist with the department of fisheries and Antiques dealer guilty of killing Ontario couple Canadian press Toronto a jury found David Snow guilty today of two counts of first degree murder in the deaths of a North Toronto the verdict Means a life sentence with no Chance for parole for at least 25 a former Antiques dealer from had pleaded not dubbed the House her is already serving an indefinite sen tence after being declared a dangerous offender following the abduction and assault of several women in Nancy and her Hus band Ian were killed in april their bodies were found stuffed in the trunk of a car in their the jury was told that Nancy Black Burn was strangled with a ligature and her husband was either after being strangled or after a bag was placed Over his Crown attorney Hank Goody maintained Snow used handguns stolen from a cottage in nearby near a farmhouse owned by the to terrorize four women and a Man in doctors making House Calls pm phone 7864444 not for life threatening emergencies services covered by Misc t problems with creditors free consultation Fred Florence 9462331 Dave Johnson 9462332 Sharon Jolly 9560550 Coopers limited trustee in bankruptcy aboriginal groups lose bid to Stop work at mine site by Michelle Macafee Canadian press clinical research menopause aging research in menopause aging May enable us to live 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