PROVI~tCIAL LIBRARY PAR.LIA?~P.N? BLD~S , , VICTORIA B C r Kitimat. Pipeline Ltd.. calling it quits Kitimat Pipeline Lad, has dosed its Vaneouve. him that they see no point in spend~ more money in been submitted to the national enerw board. coast but British Columbinm won't have aeesas to it, cffke and will no longer pron~," - Kltimat oil port. view of lack of suppoct by the federal and provincial Them described the pipeline as a "billion dollar He said esuncil had made a statement in support of governmentsand the American decision to hack an oil industrial propusal that will never be heard from the Kltimat pipeline before the ~homuson ~si~.. Mayor George Them said F~ridoy that company port at POrt Angeles. because B.C. has turned thumb# down and eliminated Resident Hines Polas and EdSar Kaiser of Kaiser The company spent Un'ee years and in excess of all the potential industrial benefits." "The pipeline would have been worth $1:6 mill/ms ..[~_~_ c~a _l~ArtJeipa..ntin the project, have Informed million to prepare an app!leation which has never Them said the ed will be transported down the B.C. per year in taxes tO Klthnat,'"rhom said. ,,| i RUPERT STEEL & TERRACE-KITIMAT SALVAGE LTD,

I'K r'" i"~Kl~ i Nt~ Seal Cove Rd., Pr. Rupert 624-5639 DOTTLE DEPOT fa Beer & Pop Bellies ally h WE BUT oopper, brass, all metals, batteries, etc. Gall us - We are Op~m 10 a.m.-6 p.m. dally except Stmday • Thurs. & Frl. till 9 p.m. Wednesday, Sepfember $, 1979 20c Volumo 73 No. 171 ~pea Men. through Sat., 8 e,m.-Opro, IU. . . " ...... row- i ,, i

Security ,, tight for Fishermen funeral__LONDON (AP) -- TM British governmen! tightened 84murlty u faee trial, manbem ~ royal mnmm 8rodpolitical lesdem from 141 mmtrtns pOm,ed for, II~ mto~t~vkr ~ Mountl~tten of Burme~ assassinated by IH~ IVeY~~" en~ m~n~h~sehd~:n~ ~c'S'uarth~ ~.~'~mnwCmQ'd~ ~ provlnelal court Tuesday an S~rocon ud were each .... Nmalortod that tn imm~ lot ~e ~nmd, om far Wmt-J 'for . relearn of the~ JL3~LWJtJLJPa'JUnLqlJK.7 THREATENED ~, who ~ WASHINGTON(CP~ -- um ofsputo Is reemvea. A • Amens tim |,N~ m2~?~yyy~_,~y~y., ~ u.s..tote d,~t. - u~ ~ ,~.. u:s. dipltsrtns at tim ahbeYl ,m.~u~.? :u~...u~m: mint mf4~tod Tuekdey wm re~xamme i.~, ,m ho m, ao~il _m set a am. esm..m sam. that the U,S. mllht import situation u .~ mham_e~ ~ its embrace m rocelves more m- ...... ~~' ~,om of ~u *om ~,~on®¢..~N. m . -~mn~,y.. Canadato toeJude other 18o. far, the UJ~. hls • ~)udg.e..,my~..,.~.. mh produm. , mmlved ~ rq~t, ~mada mat a S-~o, ~l~r~tinn Ineludinl two iuPram° ' , Carter told re~m'tem .t Meanwhile,~fldak for i. Mastom.~e.i~t_°kr.~ under U.8_~egislatlon both countries ware _~m _i~__AWi.__.~_•~_S~ covering responses to trying Tuesday to .p~u~.. m isr~mcm~counm~ boat selzurns by forelsn arven~tolkabetween. Beloro the ' dJl~m', vteurmaug.menawemre- ea "a broader countries arrive for the service,: smmu with .~.r dos.' ou .cnsra.es ~ ~ z.almK.. Ixmdldeand we will be protested to ~anaaa ann tmulwml enury ram5 tbet alter,,- about the as/turns. 'Cuadlan watm's• ~ney "~ ~eve. " I ~ tim litmmt: by the Radar lmedafortlmrokmm~tbelrt was ordered Friday ~00-mlle fizhin8 limit TlmumL * :~Msek. .¢.,-_L~P~m enid the ~ the SMsu~. bF e~ . • d~k-~idato oouid hurt :Can~a_d 19 American tune from coastal tuna boats that Ware Jurimlletlmoutoida em. 8usrd ~II ro~alt~ md I~~.1~..~-." . . - followingslbeeoro tuna mileram~ The U,R also "Thoyve had • bad 'bdoCausdinnwafen. refuses to rocopdN sessm," be said in u .in-' Carts' said . U.S. ckd~~~ !m~ew. '~ome of the buts relreto that Canada outo~, abi~y and skq a~ mt pmlmha.b, ~ m/rod, t~to, ~ .m~thm t~ ~ tam . ro~e. eme~ WE !Vesmk. They are not be ~ "can m]b' have jwuithy people invoked, . effect of mm~/'latlnll ~U.& fenk.t tuna In~elliaence, Mlieer8 in ~11~ are oMinm'ymdwmu . cmfl~t." Mmuld.ho mmqled ~mdom or two d them m Canada expom about mtimsll~ and has at- !mrininly~., ro~going theto haveeuh SITO,OOOwmb of tom to, tempted to revive . . v.8. um~]b,, or. ~ntor-Amrkan Wopk~l flelak esld they hod ~m4 Commlmbo to d~ . i~i~, federal ~ beard no ~ of any, Republican Army aym- u~clalsbepnunloudl~. Camdlam atlempfl~ t0 Canada claims psthim~ have boat elmt to morn Uam. tomof elha¢om ,~C~ 1~~, sovord~t~ over the MO- dl Mr md mpem. tmmin.b~to, ThemLzed m~e area ud says tt~ PMIce offlem have tom wlll be ,M to loc,l that. tma em~, keh~ Judsdlet~ ow/" all on(tenons stn~e lnCassore, with. money; wouldstay In place until wss~ be/N[ held pending the let wock after Mamthatten, adomme of the ~ourt c|um. ~, a ~ueln of the queen sod me of Britoln's bestioved ~ld.A flsherin,entch couldspokesman bring Canada ~1oaid soldier-statesmen, was ~l,100to ;1~00a tog The l~ kUhd In a bmb enploel~ d~srd hls cab/n mdsor dl sdsed vnssek whlch wore "Idah onset. " tok~ to Port AIberol m IRA Provlslonals said "'-"" locked in their mm planted. ~ '~T~a ~" Islaed woct f°r supplier poml bmb. ldamt~ttm's body was Thlsmayn~be the pat the Fall lV~t ,~sedMli: i.saIl~Mr.:g~|~NtslhckWsuWP~'tgmfs~'Mesus, sMppers who appeared Inqht tack from ~r~md membersareto]Id~ab~t,but~bgmtwssm~ nass~e~genLSoss~rypqeJ.,~,~-w-w,,-w~v,~,- eourtinVletorlalestmenm OTTAWA. iCP) .~ ..beroaudby-8.1pet.__.e~ntm k~ w~x .rid Im ieln 'n, thefewexldHsatgmfslr, Thelack~mddbltsettlm " were net seized, the amm~ A~y ,. Huxp-' • ~ -- ~ ,spokesman mid, betcause Wen~m~gecenomlaslu. me_._y~sr.enamj ,,~_u~, MMro,I~u' IMs family bane.: I we~mellendVktorla ~trinl cmmtd~ rams or eqmpmem ann •An estimated ~,000 per-' mm, muy d them vetormm Thousands flee -" ;" "- who astral wRh Mount- SCHOOL CLOSED, "two to nlm m, frns above ,hom~. ~ Into lm traditional per em~ hat~m during the Soc~d --~"'-"-''--q~'--"~'~ ,,..,,~n,d normal. . ' cam. elalms t~t ~I role of suppller o¢ raw ...... [ PROTEST CONTINUES [ ~rom . this IO0-yMr-old TUe hurricane, paeam8 .q~l.~ offish witldn its m0- ..,..~.s. A 8ovornmeat tmOua,, Wm'Id War, have filed past ______llb*basH,,,, ~ US.. ~en* 14S.kilometm4n-lm~winds, :"mud minttl are. ..under its "--~--"kdmUedbre~ down of &cemi~n~d~J... t/m..stotistlcs, .. .. ew n~oed e@mn in. I The 'l~vo Mile School in Hasaimm Us t~n I fedentey on Tuesday is was last located near ~ ,on, nut me U,S, !.,, mmlh'a dlunnalnflna IMly8raw ma~ ~0n|ulns [ c]oeedbySchoolDktriet08,dusiMtetheprotosin I harri~no David roared latitude 81,0 north and aoesn ~ reeagn~se .am.,...... ,...... -..l-t~-,-~-~,,b,, -~---, to be me moor asme of ] dtheStndento'porents, i mrthw~skm~.0~ k~tu~S0,Ownst, orabout ~ur/sdietio_n for hiSldy foreJgntrode if7 st~jlthinCanadssfordP' a,.,,."~,., o.,,.4..'-~'-~*,.,.~ s~les picture, 8 pattern Victims | The decision has driven some of thepaints to I amt, ~ Dm M~nihn IS0 kliometres south-, migrato~y~ m u.mM.. ~,-",*~.~-.-,,.'~,,"se"~,7~'of whichbocsn~ evidmt esr~ I hold their children out of e~ool. I vie, troetoR~ wbsb and _muUmutof Stvennel~..Ca. ~ananmm oo not mm mr .....raw materials • have"-- alm~t In the mrin~ ' , [ mr~,Staff Writer Ed Yudln '~ the [ tides. . It w,~ moving towm me [ que~iens of why and how the sltnatim~ Ires I ~ "Ibe~'s~aunsUmsbmd ~ at I~ to 14 kilometme wm" . . doubled stnns July, 1978, ,.,,,,...,,..,._.:---..--.u''-'*- .-----.u""

m'uh lust week have , preda~mon beve md ~ bern identified by the bem."Chariutonin~to oo~dlntonMfy. . ..~m....~.. ~... Tals.~notsur~atL ,....,~ ,,...... ,._,.~,. RCMP. Killed in the accident [many from the elegant !~. ~ to Ca~ F~r_, N..C. A ~rivato .flyer made an movmemm a pmea o[ uow _.,.,,.~ ~ ~ Were. Fredriek Joseph e~aet~Mms ~l~uw e ~ Weald4 Clark ~Hlltm Head Island resort, "In me '-J'--"meanume, ~mno~ unsenoculea""°" stopoff in or non-existent economic Canada has earned, l~ Hawinkles, 41, ot Van- s-speak "'took dtel,~Nudyas . claimedstorm "--"-offldaintoted up the dam. Tm'a. ~mday. "" MUm ffowth, ~r~tlmal ~ of s OTTAWA (CP) ~trmn~Trudnsu wbichhad frmnDavidsstrtheMouday' Brown,aPaioAItopll~wes Whilethey can afford to, "hewer ~ weed and drsw~ eouver; Douglas Ray j m~e than 1,00 ~ , (m.t~e~eacbns central Florida forced to make an tarpons or eeneel plans to' o~ water." Flet~(~', M, of Delta; Ckrkmedahinflretepeech Howevorhe mada it from Caribbean continued its seer the emorSeneylandi~ml~lh- Impart Canadian B0b/~t Taylor, 47, of In. House ot Commons thefrontoftbeclmmber.A~ sweep ~ . Atlantic K w,~nYellowhesdlS ', eanufactured they Lm~mmm's~mw. Van~0uver and David 15~asdeysince being ebbed Mricandale~todmdedlns flciab~pe bid private plane ran' must continue ore ever, Indkato Um troed Is la Neiwn MeR~dd, 34 of irimemlnkter|ntheMay~ hr~t blue robe ut In the co~LltwMexlPe~Mt0hR ~lie raised their and fuel to t~elr foc- b qqm~m ~,~m. Mm Unn a fifth (MJ pet m~, 34, of k po~ed ch~b~ a~ p...... r~.e minister whUe swam~ G~nds and South .at least 800 pormm, were Injury,'-J~v. After refuelln|Ls, Latest trade~ ~ show, ms) ~ m~ man PmF.dwsrdsndl)e~mis plaudadhizepoeeh,ablend Pa~rddeptoutln. ~r~olYG~c~els were kU]edwben,hestormpoased! Brown continued o,~ his tare~selas ores ~=paredU~e~s~~ Adams, N, the i/!o[ M the ,I French and ENplsh. chair formerly ueeuplM by Jli-4htod 104eat Grum- Howeverit wu politician, Clark as Opp~tten iendar, ,evacuated as ~t~as~an~ weds.Dyerthat counWy late hull. Ketoheesn to California and concentrates, crude nd staler dfleiak from ~ 'lhorestMeouocllmeelin8 ~ down qiSht, petroleum and natural IPm ~ IML Goose were also other countries that ap- '. beh~ held In the pvenn~ ,~ limM. sobeot, ,kmedintbeeruh. Three smwJvot~ are k ~laudad.,155 Members of..other ParlhunenL mentemfereneeeentre,The speech wu Clark's i~vannah,'About $,W0 G&, persons to the south fled Strike caused no ---'v rohlems Vas¢ouver'a They will not appear in the first Io~t at the Commons Mmuahaeny IL~pital. C~annomuntil 0et. 9. which was revamped over udthounndsofo0mmwm Weiden Walberg, the .The chamber was the me summer to so. routed/run the resorts d Aradiooporatcr'sstrikeattheTerraceairl~rtthin walkout. 'r~ ratlJo operators have been w~ll~8 General Manager of asttins for the opening enmmodate Sl additional Sea~ blandJust andoff Brunswi~,St 81mona weekend failed tosertously disrupt normal air traffic, without a cenuraet since July 1978. , Trans Provincial melm d the World Food MPs added ~ seat The slx members of local ~17 ~ the Union M Llewellyn, had no eamnmt to make almut tln 'JUrllnes, says .... the_ ~ s United Nstloml resdistrlbution before the ehenot predicted that Canadian Transport Employees Joined other workers cmtmet sl..tnation. _ ~0nduetlngm~/stry of trmmpm'tan' in-~in qmeymferemeinObwa: beld~I a weeloq, 'deeU~... Taenmlneha~ebeeldm ~wln~would d~mu~houtmmallalrpo¢tolnCanadaandwelkedoutto Onlysm~mm'mrl~a'~wsmaneetodbythewalko~, Clark told delegates as be the increase In seats Is the sweep th~ hiztori~ e~ d protest a rec~mt wage settlement handed down by a as mr~ akpm'to are manned by air frame ~m. ~astlptlon into the started has IS-mlnutospeech removal af heavy 8r~n ~0,000 rnslda,,~., b0me M ~t/en board, h'oUerl, While the TaT~'e radio opentor8 ~ Fort S~mW ~ tim U,S, Msleom Llewellyn, the shop steward of the Terrace the Job, emantkl m-vlesa ws~ maimed b~ m~h.~edy. been releasedOnen~mehas yet, .C~mmomthatitweshinflntin,since taktn~ over dropuefrcmtheeldmof,dmmbm, dvilwsrbe#jm, withti~ lecal, asye"enly.~emwi]Itel]"ffthenlJafurther m~emutporelm~l. Page ~, The Herald, Wednesday, September 5, 1979 Something to radioS0.e,.,--mod,,o transmission I NEWS BRIEFS . I

wake you up! "' IGLOO~,.~W.T. (CP) two years because the lnult TORO~O-(C'P-) -- Car. superior to the American • the U.S. spueecraft Pioneer were operating in a --Canada's n~ernnatlves ~lsted on ~ political nin8 Glass Works of Canada company's but we've 11 spaceship was lost frequency rm~e that "has development in land claim because of apparently ac- been reserved inter- nd~t be ~ su~'~ Ltd. ls asking more than one decided to warn castomen time in thmr fight to settlement, Goudiesaid in an million Canadian owners of to stop using them for cidental interference by a nationally for scientific Interview. radio signal from a Soviet satellites .... The United preserve their culture its electric and stove-top esfety'e sake," said Richard through political self-de- The two sides have met coffee percolators to stop Riley, gemrel manager d satellite, project manager Staten has reserved this ' five times in two years ~nd Charles Hall said Tuesday. frequency range for in- termination, Bob Goudie, n using them because the the Canadian company. federal government land have been unable to egree on handle may' fell off without American acientinis had terplanetary, far-off a framework for a Details of the l~ogram will neglected to ask their Soviet spacecraft. The rest of the claims negettator, said w~'n~ Tuesday'. discussion. be announced in about two counterparts to leave the world, inelndin8 the Soviets, Goudie was .attencl~ the company is following wdeks, he said. the lud of its U,S, parent frAAuoncy clear. uses it for any scientific "Time does not stand inult Tapirisat of Canada's company in Cornln& N.Y., The recall in the United out 15 minutes of satellites." • still," G4~ldiesaid. "There is annual meeting. TapJrkat is which announced Tuesday Stetee was prompted by temperature measurements e national organization of Saturn's giant moon, a lot of development ~oin~ on that it is offering a partial about 7,000 complaints since "NASA has no doubt the in the North," based in Ottawa which cash rebate or a credit note 19"/3 from consumere who Titan, wore lcet Monday represento Canada's ~,-000 "because of apparent radio Sovieis would have acted to. Land qlaim negetiailons for the Cor~g lx~ducts to have scalded themselves Digs Power, precedent of the Pacific Northwest Mude aveld (interference) if they have b~ deadlocked for inuit, es many as 18.S mflilan when tha handles fell off frequency transmissions by Festival, proudly presents Pamela Shaw of Terrace a Soviet satellite," Hall told had been asked" on Monday,' owners of the defective because of a failure in the with the Elhm Blstln 8cholusldp, Pamela will use product. a news conference at the Hall said. "We did net Klue uttachln8 the metal thk sehohtrshlp to further her education st the Nor- requmt them to turn off their "We feel our unit is Uand to the pot. Ames Research Center here. Salinger gets his story " thwest Community College. ~oto uy or.. ~e~ .. He aaid beth the American satellite on Monday." BELFAST (AP) --Pierre trcopoand police moved in Salh~er, White House press while Salinger and his team 8pokeman in the days. of ~e werefi~glnterviews. The Kennedy administrauon m saorcee said the crew's film Waahimaon, and a television was seized and several Sinn a~w were arrested Tuesday Fein officials, including BUSINESS DIRECTORY when Brl~h ~oo!~ and Dan~y M~n, editor of police officers raided an the movement s newspaper, office of Sinn Fein, the Irish An Phoblacht, were ako de- Republican Army"s political • t~dncd. II I I Plumbing - Heating. Commercial Servicing /-~ ~,m~-~"~ repBa'tod. .:': 'Police officials said the Residential - Industrial - Specializing Gas FlOrin0 MR ." B-SINES-U SM AN! .o=,Salthger, offic'al who workssources...' for. swoop was ordered by and Sheet Metal Shop ' the U.S. ABC television "security chiefs following a • network in Paris, arrived tip that "republicans' , ~th a crew severed days ~nnpd. to stages.display.of, Charlie Belanger $ []D ago. iilege~ weapnoa mu'mg me PLUMBING & HEATING LTD. Thus Space I eserved Sins Fein sources said SlnnFelnbrisfins. 'Unique Bathroom Ba~tlqm' 4416 LAKELSE AVENUE ~S ~_~AI' ~A~_[~y[.~J,~;. " Ripper gets another one P.O. Box 534' PHONE 635-9319 ~ I J,SZ, O --- ...--~-9~-~-R.., For Your ""no, LoNDoN ,, =v. TERRACE, B.C. VSG4B5 OR 6,15-9320 iuo'~o-m 1OLPmeL~ L~tO C,¢~ ~006~ Yorkshire Ripper has kel~ murders in Yorkshire and Install • Service @as, Wood • Oil Fursnces his macabre threat to kill: Lancashire ann one man m again in September .... rmlZmible." , cinin~ his 12th vlctim in In a tape-recorded four years, message two months ago to

'~ 4gO JOHN Og|N ~ ORADIN n 'J~ t.AND CLEAflINO NORTHWEST PiPE ~,0 mutilated body, el George Oidfle]d, seslmut E_ASTSIDE ' university student Bnrhara. d~Ibf constable of the West GR OCER Y & LA UNDR OMA T WITH OTH WHEEL ~( EACKFILLINO lfr I..EVgI.INGI • AND EQUiPMENT LTD. Leach, 20, was found in the Yorkshire police, the Ripper backyard d a house nanr the boasted he would kill spin OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK redllahtdistrlctofOradford.- lnSeptember w October. PIPE; PLUMBING SUPPLIES, PUMPS, Untlke nineof the Rippers' ....In a slow~ steady, north- To Serve You HOSES, NUTS AND BOL.TS, FENCING, victims, Barbara was. a,~,es~torn Accent ~he teunltng WATER SOFT.ENERS--ANDMORE -- "highly respect~ble".~ v01cQw~..,~ .... WEEKDAYS8-11 WEEKENDS9-11 TERRACE ~:" ' university studenf~ "k'iy'~''' "rll i~lke~0gem. It wm 5239 Keith Avenue - N.~ .c .y~o Dotemve Chief Supt. Jim definitely be 8omethne this 4411 Lakelse 635-2104 PHONE ANYTIME Dobeon. year. Maybe September er DAVE & ALLAN 635-3505 636-7158 Hobeon says he's con. October ,.. even sooner if I YOUR FRIENDLYCONVENIENCE STORE vinced"themurderls linked ~etachanee." I III Alea~, unions sign deal JONqUIERE, ~e. "(CI~) me~a-tl~ lemon EleolronioRennin U¢ GLACIER --AlcanAlundniumLtd. ancL Jean-Marc Dubois,~ ?,000 of its Quebec werksm secretary of the union SEBViliGTERRACE & KmlAT have put the final seal on e federation, enid workers L..~)~-.~...-.~.: .AUTHORIZED .! .... L ~o~ 4418 Legion Avoue new thraeyear eontrsett,,~vould mum to .work .~ ~ ' DEPOT' " ,; A .~ .. ' Torrocol U.C. Ihat imitod more than half ~. n~'now anaao~lmere maey, ~1)~1~ Philip, ~nsvox, Zenith Cmmdgs aluminm Ingot beginning a start-up produetien and disrupted procedure that will see the Sanyo, Tolhlba fie ingot come off the line in ~" (O~J'-A Complete Glass and w~Idwida supplies of the about two weeks. Mofl..Sat. -- 9 e,m.. 6 p.m, metal. Friday --9 a.m. • 9 p,m. S Alcoa spokesman Terry :~,Lekol|o " 13S.dSdl Aluminum Service Alcan and officials of the ~n said it could take I Fedorailon des .qyndicais du kp to three menthn for the ~eetuor Alumininm oWctaily smelters to regain full Ready Mix Co, crete, Sand, Grovel, Top Soil, Drain, sl~ned the contract Tuesday, producUm. The three plants Rock, Patio Blocks, Concrete Gravel, Bagsof Camemt, four days after both sides ac- produce about 543,-000 FREE V~ Yard Concrete Mixer Available for Rent. cepted the recommm~daliona metric tom of aluminum In. ~! ~ :.." ¢ d a quehee government 8m every year. WtU~ ~ GIFTC~R~S WE DELIVER SATURSAYS • For these Items PHONE i154tM , boar tooth '~.II_IOrlCIIw$ F.J.H. READY MIX Iran knocks the Kurds out_ Comdructlon Ltd. BILLIARDS & AMUSEMENTS LONDON (CP) --Iranian SardHht in northwestern ,_won teeth_ , beaver teeth LINE OF BENDAX troops with armor support lran, stere-controlled A' loose or door antlers (s0nreorpa,r) WE ALSO SELl., SERVICE • REPAIR ALl. YOUR have overrun fertified Tetras radio said Tuesday. HOME BRUNSWICK PRODUCTS. Kurdish Suorrilin pceitinm There was no independent ' the Khan. P a8s _near__~.ne~.~h.-ma. ties of the claim. Availablea! ~pJr_~t.dosk_o~ the ...... 3213 KALUM STREET Plant Off Krumm Reid TERRACE,6.C. PHONE~-~.. I I EHP.AC[HOB. ThOrldllll I ST RIm ' Tone,fro (cP)- T~ - I TACK YACHTS I ~~ U-re. Iq.-.,. [ downsharply at the close of to ;77, Great Lakas l%rest 1 \ SAN JUAN I ~%~~lai!laililap NFI liaali i aslive tradin~ Tuesday. to I~ and Dome P~ ~, 21' to 30' Sailboats I ~~'P~uriiJmrm lnllilelilns I' TbeTMES00indexdroppod % to $4~8. i & Accessories:_ I ~unutumw! mwuuuemnmi I S,60to 1689.O. Mchltyre Mines lost S% to I ~1 hlliline ~liidrspllne i ^,harp~ in New Y~ tm.~, ~men Corp. ½ to. I ~ ~ ...... • ...... • I promptedproflttakinsinre, aS?½ and Hudson Day. 635-3001 !' ~~: ...... I source issues. ~ and Smelting ½ to m Ken Han~en~.. ,: voim was o.,,.,, .,.on=then u~. .,ined,,Ca'pbeilto ~m Dome Mines ~ to 14T. AmoNI lndmtrisla, Walker Nunmc Oil and Gas was Gnedorham A feU 1~ to down S¥4 to I44%, Total Pete CUlrlrl I P, ..... ~45~, Imperial Oil A 1 to N.A. 1½ to I~8 and Mountain Wayside Groceries W~, BP Canada I to 33¾ States Resources I to $14. 4711-G Keith Ave. B.C. Packers B 1 to ;05 and Canl)el Oil was up SY~ to ICLI, GIHlrS::, Dominion Bridge ~ to ~8~, and Prairie Oil Royeltisa ,~' ~ SUEDE AND LEATHER Kaiser Resonrcce rese 3~ I to f~t3½.- CO-OP o.r I'rieindly ('onvcnienct, stor, • " , CLEANING HOURS: : LOCATIONS 3224 Kalum Street,Terrace 44M Laglon Avenue and Mini Mail Natural" Foods-- Books--Local Crofts Weekdays 7:30 am - 12:30 am (Next to Mr. Mikes) ANYONE CAN SHOP AT DELIGHTS,,. ONLY MEMBERS GET DISCOUNTS Weekends 10:00 am - ll:O0 pm 635-2838 EARNINGS I

i L Alisreo Devetopmests ~e,NI, s?.4 cam; Ira, U A Ltd., ILl mHlhl ended Jnne MR, BUSINESSMAN! N0W OPEN M: 1~, M,~I,N, 14.11 S Montane ~, 111 mnn~s R U ~; 1~ ~,Ne, ~.tl. ended June ~: l~t, N C & H Industrial Cleaning ~e~ M~ Ex. ~)~, ~, 93 cam; 1~, ~,~,~, tfl,Sl, O Ltd. ~J~N: 1~, $1~,~, Northern Telseem Lid,, This Spaoe Is Resoled ¢ R ~; 1978, m,016 (toes), six manth8 ended Juno 90: "WE TRAVEL .--YOUR HOURS" Dm Dovetopmnt Carp,,, 1979' •),us,ooo, $1.9o; 1970, B&6 0 nine moaEis ended JMI~ lit 143,318,'000, $1.60. Y H Steam Cleaning and Pressure Washing 1~, m,~,~, ILIII IML ~es Ma~ Was For Your Ad, 2701 soifb Kalnm St. ~-~,t, 441 ceme. Ltd., ~ mash e~ June A PI~ &10-163¢ o~ 6||-||45 ~ L~L, ymr enid a0: Ira, ~,1~ (k~J; 1~ 635-6180 T June ~: 1~, $1,~0 0, )8 Ira (ks). cents; lit/o, $~,~0, Simeon Erie Investors ~nis, Ltd., 8in mouths ended June General DisW!hstera oil J0t $1,-SSt,6110 a.S'ceit Call us at 635. • 9 to 5 ""." ~V. I , Handy And! he,, s~ iU11,000,18'014'000'1093coMa,eentl; tMil, • The I,klflll~ Wednesdly, September S, 19~, PMle II SCHOOL CLOSED Parents continue protest By ED YUDIN on Tuesday, eleven Frank Howard has been where we would hold the Herald Staff Writer youngsters were held out more sympathetic, but so ~ kids out of school to any of John Field and instead far has been unable to great length." For most children in spent the morning on the help the parents. The parents plan to British Columbia, steps of the now closed The superintendent of continue to send their and locked Two Mile schools for District 88, children to the locked Tuesday was the first day schoolhouse Wednesday. of school. Not so for school. Frank Hamilton, has eleven youngsters living "As parents we did not refused to comment on The students will be in the Two Mile com- want to take this avenue, the matter, except to say supervised by some of the .munitY in Hazelton. we did not want to take the school board con- parents. The Two Mile our kids out of school." sidero the matter closed. Community C~mmittee School District 88 said John Olson, a parent Oison is hoping for a will continue :o hold decided earlier ,this year and spokesman for the quick resolution to the meetings every Thu;sday to close down the TWo group of dissatisfied situation, "We would night, until the issue is Mile School due to parents. never come to the point resolved. declining enrolement "There is no bitterness figures. The students towards the school board, were to be transfered to all we're asking is a fair Kitimat consumers nearby John Field school chance to sit down and in Hazelten. The parents, bargain with them." however, dissented with The parents claim orgamze to protest this decision preferring to there would have been 17 Six Kitimat women have formed a group to protest continue their children's students enrolled at Two the high cost and poor quality of food available in the education at the two- Mile this semester. The stores. room Two Mile school. school board put the Members will conduct price surveys of Kitimat -So, when classes began figure closer to 13 and say SuperMarkets and plan to investigate all store the continued decline in practices. :,I [ enrolement had forced ?he group also wants consumers to return any the board te closethe purchase that isn't up to standard. If need be, a POLICE fae,.ty. member of the new group will accompany a The heard has also dissatisfied customer and provide moral support. NEWS been concerned about the An organizational meeting will be held Thursday, quality of education Sept. 6 at 7p.m. at 32 Little Wedene Street. received by the Terrace RCMP say youngsters. There has Leonard Hurd of Terrace is been only one teacher for facing charges of impaired the five grades of pupils. TERRACE CLASSICAL The midway was the auraction at the fair driving and driving with a With the school closure, blood alcohol content of over Mrs. Olga Walker was BALLET SCHOOL .08percent transferred to a New (Director BARBARA NUNN, A.I.S.T.D., I.S.B.) IWEATH I askedHazeltonschool. that she beShehad tran- RECOGNISED BY:- sferred back to Two Mile THE ROYAL ACADEMY OF DANCING A lack of:::,fair play ER , should it respen. and the The parents have IMPERIAL SOCIETY OF:" BY DON SCHAFFER '. "i was very disappointed, disgusted with the lack of formed a Two Mile Herald:Staff Wrlter reponse from the people of Terrace, and I think it Community Committee TEACHERS OF DANCING .... reflects badly on the community,"Cheplow said. "We in order to seek other The Terrace Weather means of satlsfactioD. Graded classes for Examinations and Festival The Skeana Valley Fall Fair took place last weekend are a non-profit organization working for the good of office says Wednesday will Olson says parents at the Terrace Lion's Park and,, although thosewno the community, but I wonder now if we're doing much be cloudy with sunny h a v b e o n t a c t • d REGISTER AFTER 7th SEPTEMBER, want enJoyed ':themselves .in the sunny, weather, good." • periods, and also expect Skeena Valley Fak AssoolatiOn rep~sentatxve Sharon ~ The asso¢lati0n's disappointment was great enougn few showers. High of 15 to I~ Education minister Pat 63S.3467 (Studio) &35.2440 (RIIIckncl) Auaems• ixm~e~n~er~[ sa '~..... t [e exl~~L~ 10~"e ,.o.:~ env~.,,,.,,.,, was a i to generate ts]]L0f eancelling the event f°r next year' degrees Celcius, low of I0 McGeer, but he turned or by mall to Box 914, Terrace, V6G 4R2 omappo . t Chaplow commented that "right now we are op.erating degrees. Outlook for down their requests to Ansams said that overall the fair was a success bu with a seven-member executive, ann anyone wno went Thursday: much the same. intervene. Skeena MIA her discouragement with the community's apathetic to the fair could see that that was a lot of work for just response to the fair association's call for exhibits and seven people." evtP:ixticipation in the organization of the fair was I It would be a shame to cancel the fair, bcause of its dent. potential for fun, the two felt, especially for children. "Of course, the carnival(Mark F. Wagner Shows) is It's a great way for parents to get their kids to spend WEDNESDAY 6 p,m, to midnight an important part of the fair, but for the members of the summer-- constructively-- -- and kids really enj 0 y the association the most important things are the making things that they ean enter in the falr,"Ansems exhibits," Anaems said. "We just didn't get that many said. "They can enter their pets, which they didn't do KING CFTK BCTV KCTS in this year. Exhibits were down this year from last, this year to any extent, or anyone can display hen- (NBC) iCBr.) (CTV) (PBS) and last year. they were downJrom.the~yepr~ f ore." ~ dicrafts, canned' fruits or vegetables, or vegetable -,i-Lana,Chaplow,.anether ussooiatlon-xepi'ese~a~.e, ~ ~p.X1~,.~hi~[~-:.gardens." .:'~ ;:;:~ ' J Thl~qi ..... agreed that one'of the biggest problems is punuc "'I~[S *of ~ebple around Terra'ce habe backyard Laughl ~uwl H~lyw~d Rogers a )athy. gardens and any of that kind of thing can be entered," News I-~rgleu W]nldly EIKtrlc i.. said Ansems. Calt'd ConPd Company Cont'd mm~ [ No-one really wants to cancel the fair, both Wednesday t)nce Upon ~.~ ~.. -- -- ~ • m- ffi ~ ~ F~ [ association representatives said, bu the association Cont'd Night I-I~r A ClIUlC ~" ~ | | ~P | ~kU ~ I~ ~ [ does need more involvement from the general public. Cont'd ~vle C4nt'd Olck ~m~ V V i X m m ~m an. v w ~ I Putting on a fair of the s~e and.q~lityof the S.k~fnoa Cont'd 'Female Cmt'd Clwlt ~mm I Valley Fall fair is a yeer-|ong extort, anu pmnmng x mmlmlimiill .__ J the next year will• he begmmng" " soon. Last year 'S' Seattle Artillery' Stalky A~lcNnil lahrer __ . - At - ,..-,., ^, ,~ ,o.~e ~executive worked'long and hard to makethefair the :15 Tonight Cont'd And "Irymg re,save some .~,, x,~,~ ~,v.,e,~;~, ,~, ..... HUtt'h . Wndehoum ' money by ~~nlif~-fi~r ~:~h'ere he w/is s'taymg suceees that it was, and they invite any inberested : 30 Tic Tac Malor~ t :..,, 7":45 Bough I.mgue Cmt'd Reyhome ".' "- " ~' ...... ''^ffArndt poopletocallSharonAnsemsat635.4670orEdorLena mlmmlml s P a r K P I ug s Ir o m ~,ruwnn ~uut,.-,cs uc led Chapplow at 635-5740 for informatmn Hometown, a subsidiary cited previous impar" Real i Baslball Meeting store of Crown Zeller. driving convictions that, People 'Urloles vl Angele Of Mlnde bach, located in Surrey, did not go unnoticed by Cont'd Blue ~t'd ConYd Judge Collins, who said Cont'd Jays' Cest'd OmPd. B.C. eventually cost mamma ii Donovan Roper $100 or "the community must ~seven days imprisonment lose patience with per- Movie of Ccnt'd Cl.lrlle'l I B.C.BRIEFS The Week Cmt'd Angall ,in default of payment sons who consistantly Ct~¥d drive while 'Katie: C~#'d Cont'd 'after he pleaded guilty to Portrait Cmt'd Cmt'd ~ed the charge .of theft drinking."Collins also VANCOUVER(CP) -- The Vancouverhesdquqrtors in Tuesday before Judge added, :: I should be Of A CalYd Vegnl "~d- sentencing you to jail" council of the College of retaliation against his Darrell Collins in Dental Physicians of British research into payments Centrefold' Cmt'd Omt'd ~d Terrace provincial court: and "I would be less than Cont'd This Week Cest'd ~t'd Columbia has set Sept. 28 to made to college officialslast ConYd Ronald Tetrault up- human ff I wasn't con- discuss internal criticism year. Cont'd In Baseball Cmt'd panted in court to plead corned with the family." about $50,000 in per diem Ramagesaid the door is Cl"V Facu of guilty to a charge of Shaness was fined $350 payments to its 1978 rely locked at night and News The F growing marijuana or 60 days, and Collins president, Dr. Ted Ramage, neither he nor ether college Cont'd National t News Communln Tonight Night FiMI Hour Cmt'd plants in his garden at warned hime that on a the current president, said officers have aece~ to the CmYd l~iepiox. Tetrault ad- further offence "bear in Tuesday. ~fice~afler:rohtine hours, a ll' i Show P,M, Final ~:'~Ad Co]HIm the 12 mind what I said about wactice the'college adopted to to wqyen.t~ntliorized use of Cont'd KoJak late Switch plants were his and for dJafl, there won't be any Treasurer Dr. Murray Show OmYd oubt about what I will Bloom complainedlast week coiiffdeniinlfiles. 'i Cont'd Cont'd. his own use. Collins Ramage also said aU pay- Cont'd Cont'd. 'The ConYd do." • about per diem payments stated "I hope your ex- made to 1978 president Dr. merits ~ tel .~.~.Ferlape Cont'd Cant'd. Racwl* ' ConYd Randall Konscimh ni~ perience had taught you Den MacFarlane. He also would.lave been,approved .that you had better not do pleaded guilty to a charge said the college has locked by on,her eoilegeofficial an it again" and Teirault or driving a motor the door to his" o(flce its a ma't~r dfi~tine. "' :THURSDAY 10 a,m. to § p,m, ~wes fined $100 or 14 days vehicle while being ' i/• ~ impaired. Terrace RCMP in' default. Electric Redney Kerr pleaded attended at thesceneof a as New High Friendly Trouble Sieamous man killbd 15 Rollws Glsmt With Tr~y Company quilty to charges of vehicle accident May 26, Mesoure Up th court was told, and 30 Wheal of /Water Definition driving a motorcycle SICAMOUS, B.C. (CP'I -- The" victim's wife Stella l k 45 Fortune Oreasup Cont'd 2 Cat1 Werth without due care and Knonschuh admitted he Stanley KapRan has beer was in stable condition in T attention and upera~ng a had been drinking the identified as the man killed Vernon hospital with un- Mind Sel@mo ~Pa Making Music _1 night before and also in a one-vehicle accident determinedinjuries. Readers Cooking Trade Offl motor vehicle while Friday on the Tram-Canada Street flndiaqmdffied. Kerr was since the accident. A fine Password , Cmt'd Mad Write On ed $1~0 on the first of ~A00 or 30 days was lflghway about I0 kilometres Kapltan's age and .. , I l 14S Plus Cmt'd Dash Inside Out west of this Interior com- hemetownwereunavailable. charge and $~SO or 30 levied by Collins. munlty. days in default on the Halvor Cromarty was News Noon vegmb,e ~ond charge. fined $50 after he pleaded Bob Swlh~' Nwm Sow guilty to a charge of Mary Tyler ... Man Music Mace Kerr was questioned by Hmmo! About You ,ColLins as to the elates of consuming liquor in a I I 145 Moore his being able to pay the public place for which he MUSHROOMPIOKERS M for Music was arrested on June 17. a :00 The - " " ~odh:lno .... fln~ levied. Doctors ~kmlsmlth ffmaybe you should Bernard Hamilton , :15 Cml'd entered a plea of not NDEDII :30 Another From ~Another Word Sh~ give some consideration I l :45 World NowOn i World Bread & B'flli to selling it," Collins said quilty in Terrace Pine mushrcoml are abundant In the Terrace - Kltlmat of Kerr'e moto~yele. provincial court to ConYd 711,, Eem Cmt'd ~Cmct charges of driving while - Hazelton area and can be worth 13. $7.S0 per lb. for Lawrence Shanoss :youl Anyone Interested In picking mushrooms for Cont'd i l.~ Night Cml'd Explorers t~. '.appeared in court impaired and refusing to cash, plene contact: ConYd Tlke Cont'd W~tatt, T-uesday and. pleaded provide a breath sample Coflt'd Thirty Cont'd Soup guilty to a clmrge m without reasonable ex- 'driving a motor vehicle cuse. Hamilton was Elaine Inouye :°° ~ovle Ntamoun Movte Over Madlnee J Emy iwldle being impaired. fmmd not guilty on the :15 'The Oellght ' ubarge of :30 High Cmt'd 'RH' : Eclucmtkm ! Shanosa was stopped by driving while ,~ll :45 impaired but guilty on the 63S-04S1 Commluloner' Cont'd ~t~d C4nVd ';the Terrace RCMP on -T Aug 6at,be 4600 block on second charge of refusing Cmrd ~ The Cest'd Sesame ;St~aume Avenue, the to provide a breath, Lasso,,. ;n Identification of this valuable mu,hroom will be arranged. Ca1¥d FIInhd~ Cont'd Street eou~t was told. Shanosa sample on demand.. He Cont'd Cmt'd Cmt'd I~01dCollins he wsa taking received a fine of $~00 or :45 Cmt'd Squ~d Cont'd Cmed lbls family from the scene, 14 days. I Pale 4, The Herald, Wednesday, September 5, 1979

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EDITOR'S JOURNAL BY GREG MIDDLETON

It was just another quletevenin~s entertainment at "l'd like to report a threatening letter :fromthe t~x d¢ff'~rtiii'~hL~,~ ''~ "~" '"'"'"' ...... :" ' :"'/' ~ the Terrace ROc Centre. It did not rate even a line in the occuranee report the police hand out to the news media. i ~.~L, | "~ ,irl '" " iii L' I The electronic music of the pinball machines stopped for only a few minutes. There was barely a pause in the ciackety-clack of the pool balls. For a few '* minutes the strobing lights of the games stepped, the ,,;.' .,, .i;~.'O ...... :'TAW!A "'b' ""'~ lights of the police car kept up the steady pulsing and PRISON FEATURE marked time until the excitement was over. :b'.,,!,," OFF' 'U' EAT '"'' Mario, the diminultive French Canadian RCMP • . i i ~.. :. ':I' "''q ;d"~th) 4 :.Lq'll';! q ,: officer who sometimes takes quite a ribbing from his ,..,:~,, BY :RICHARD ~fA(~I~SON fellow policemen was taking no more buff from one of Incidents called freaks the combatants• When I arrived, attracted like a moth to the bright lights, Mario was starting to perspire ~ ":~ ~q~i~e's pool, Now Joe's siightly from the effort of being heard above the I~O3~ hysterical screaming of the barely post-pubscent wife at the better ~"nrlson, " ,"~.~o~ i ofoue of the principals in the brough ha ha• DORCHESTER, N.B. (GPI -- A lasted 128 hours. Two prisoners from from other prisons ~vq~ been ehi ' Maybe 16 feet wide andno~mJuc~i~m~ ~ than ~ |!M~ Les Gendarmerie Royal dn Canada was hatless, prisoner tranaferred from Milthaven Quebec held a guard heatogeand since he was 16. long. probably an offense in the police rule book, but with penitentiary in Ontario to the 19th- demanded return to a penitentiary It was Mcl.,au~0din, sent to' Dor- chester from bllllhaven, who said Narrow, five.foot Wooden decks tight against tim about fifty teenagers bowling for blood, more blood, century maximum-security prison in their native province. walls. " ! anybody's blood, it would have undoubtedly been too in this eastern New Brunswick the experience was like being There were no injuries during the transferred from Auschwitz to a boy One side, oddly enough the sunny soutlm~ .~. hard to keep track of the hat. Maria probably left it in village said it was like being moved seige, and the prisoners were later from Auschwitz to a boyscout camp. scout camp. posure, stone• :i. the one police car parked outside to keep it safe• transferred to a special handling "I find most of the prisoners here While the billiard devotees took the time out the If so, why has this fortreealike wit at the maximum security penitentiary with its stone walls and are from the Maritimes and.they The other, facing the northern Icy blasts Mu'lekl~ ~ bloodshed prompted to chalk their cues, and penitentiary in Laval, Que. nnven't been i~ special handling turrets been the setting for that winter across the Ottawa River from the Gatimmii pinball wizards broke off ply to get some more change modern-day horror story -- the Greene said there is no legacy of units like you get in Quebec add to lamp into the mechanical addictions, the officer of hustoge*taking? bitterness among guards as a result Mil]havon where there is a steady Hills of Quebec, with big, sliding glass doors. ~ ~aw triad to convince one man the other would he . ~Theexplauationappearsto be that of the incidents, and th/ere have been diet of tear gas and beatiqgs, i ver od t ou ve of no extra precautions taken. ,.~ "The prisonen he.re th]~this I~ a t~l ..... " ~ ' ...... '/' ...the. twO incidents in the last two [ ! The fighter s ease, that the .a~ police would '" "yes,'were aberrations and not a Dorchester ia more of a medium- !:.~ough n~stitutio#~[ dit~,qmveh t have to give some assurance that his ear would he reflection of widespread discontent maximum type than a full been through fnil-soale rtnis. There me uommons Nuestion Period from that Tory gadfly protected, was weakened with the lawman when he • . ,...•..,..•,•, ...... • Tom Cossitt of United Empire Loyalist Leeds. ~" addressed the peace officer as "pig.". i',~orlo and the lights of his police car marked more . You could fund a better pool in any self~'espnclilM lime, stalled until the troops arrived, As the auxflliary This is the Second part of but basically unprentious motor ho/~.~ and plain clothes cops made their presence Why Pierre Trudesu was so reticent about it has t~ , as the backup pulled into the poolhali's be a mystery. ' parking lot, the pugilist's pleading of his case, not an l 1-part prison feature He refused to answer questions about it in ~M n.. --" by the blood on his rumpled and torn shirt, • • • •. •..,.,..... o.. o, o.... •..,.. • o.%%.t%...... OoO¢...... ¢ ¢ I,. I • o. • • %.•o.•.%..%1.Oo.,...•%..•.%%•.o.....%, Commons, even resented displaying open hostility at mattered less. The crowd was dispersing. -among r~=;~;'- .~" nrisoners - manlmumtyposucheaMfllhavenin ,are rarely fights here,~.!fld widen any mention of it. The re-headed clown, that junior4eague .thug, a Situated...... on a hill amid rolling Kingston,Ont. ~ U~are, they re usually~i~t hgl~ta. petty vandal and now aging delinquent, wanted to re- farmland near the Nova ScotiaNew Greene points to the open visiting No prisoners have been seriously Because, for a Prime Minister, he did so little en- asset the scene for anyone. His cecalned mind ready Brunswick border, this gloomy,i..... ~a where prisoners sit at tables .injure,din the three years l've been tertaining, few ever saw it, even fewer te~ed Ill for the instant replay. - ...... forbidding penitentiary is con- talking-with-theirgu~ta nndeven----nere. :...... waters, He was, and remains,a very pcivate penal.. As the pair, who were incidentally fighting over an sidored soft-time by convicts and hugging them. As well, there is , McLaughlin is bitter about Perhaps it was the "Margaret factor." A " fairly easy rapport between the Mflthavea and he chronicled a long hesitation to have any but the most es~onilal guard- fault offered about a car, were ushered into the now administration. list of alleged mistreatment and waiting police cars manned by the officers wi~o stood Many seasoned prisoners, if given guards and priaoners. and those confined to "must" invitialions to sint8 Greene said there are countless brutality on thepart of guards there back to radio for more help if needed, the long arm of the choice, would pick Dorchester dinners or innedlate members of his small circle d. over other Canadian prisons. One opportunities for hostagetakings, toward the prisoners. insider-cronies-could have been that he was nave/" the law also picked up the sleeper. said in an interview that conditions e~pecially during group discussions "Conditions i Dofcheater. are One youth-yes madam it might have been your son- better than any other penitentiary in completely confident that Margaret would play ths are better than those in any other and instruction and supervision of Part of the gracious hostess of the Prime Minister. ~ so drunk he had long ago lost the ability to hold his .Canadian penitentiary, with prison- prisoners in workshops. Canada. The people are different bead up let alone walk or see, was plucked from off the down here, the prisoners and gud'ds ers and guards more easy.going. "It's not something that can be As she didn't play it when British Prime Mlnktlt sidewalk where he had sank, untouched by the furore Since January, 1978, there .have are more easy.guing. In Millhaven, stopped by additional security in the guards Wouldn't dream of and Mrs. James Callnghan were due for dinner tim around him. been two hostage-taking incidents. institutions and in fact, by trying to Both involved capturing guards. talking to us, but here they say good ~ight Margaret returned home from her weekend wl~ His friends spoke valiantly for his release, saying build uTuiaht security, I think the morning and ask how you are." the Rolling Stones" " they would take him home. They didn't want to see vital human contact with inmates He said hostage-takings, work Guests at state affairs and the tight little band d him captured by the opposing forces, no matter how Acting Penitentiary Director would be destroyed. stoppages and nit-downs at Dor* political buddies ,would scarcely offend the ]Prime temporary would be his enternment. Gerald Greene said that of the two hestoge-tokings, the second one, "If you overdo it, prisons become chester are usually the result of a Minister by asking to see the pool, much less su~p~t Before the sparring partners were hauled off the from last April 30 to May 2, was the nothing more than holding units for build-up of frustration, often caused going for a swim. pinballs were once again eatbtg up the quarters. T.he worse, A guard and shop instructor contaminated animals and there's by a small incident. A member of the prisoner corn- pnolballa sWuck one another. The night was mane were held hostage and tortured by a no sense doing that .... So it remained an unanswered question. however. There had been some entertainment; a prlsoner serving a 14-year term for "A lot of it has to do with the type mittee which serves as liaison d inmate here in the Maritin].~. The between prisoners and the ad- Why did it cost ~00,000 financed through the floorshow. attempted murder. "generosity of a handful of wealthy friends in Tor~to Several of those who reco~nlzed me asked if it would degree of criminal sopkl..~oation ministration, he said he does net Greene said prisoner Gerald you get in Ontario and Quebec, you care about the atate of peni. vhho'wrote it off .on the their ineom~ax- which meant be in the paper. They volunteered the details. Mter tontiaries, which come nowhere at you and all the rest of us ultimately picked up tim' all, it was almost like the.-stuff on TV. MacDonald tortured the shop ln- • don't get down here. structer by pulling out his fin- "There's nofulIy organized crime near being able to rehabilitate tab for it. ] ' ~, , _ /;-., - gernaiis with pliers and burning his and that sets 'a diffe~nt tone in criminals. Perhaps it was that the pool had to he blasted out~' hands. The guard was released after respect to th@.'.de~ee qf security." "I don't care about anything the granite of the Ottawa River escarpemnt being stabbed in the chest with a Jack McLaughfin,.~i, originally anymore, I have no feelings-- that's which the official residents, 24 Sussex Drivo, was: screwdriver. from Meatreal;"ls ~erving a 10-year what the prison system has done to built. Greene said MacDonald was sentence and he agrees security me. TODAY IN HISTORY deranged during the incident. measures and the makeup of the "I am completely devoid of feelings, I've gone cold." Maybe it was the cut stone of the small Izdldi~ A heat,age incident in early 1978 penitentiary population are different containing the pool. i It could have been a combination of those plus 8ei~. S, I~1 the southern colonies. After . ~,.. ,.. '.plumbing, lighting, and healing, and the cloud Th~ deportation of 14,000 the peace of 1763, hundreds Passageway connecting the main house, A~,.adiane. from Nova St'otis et them found their way bach HOODLUM GUARDS DENIED But it wasn't the pool itself-as a place to swim, i hegan 224 years ago today -- to Nova Scotia, only to learn Comparatively that had to be paanuts~ in 17155- setting the theme that their lands had been for Longfellow's poem taken over by the British. Evangeline. The deportation 1838 -- Louis XIV of There was what might be called a '~ewinl" afterl was carried out under in- France was born, Millhaven seeing changes the state funeral of former Prime Minlst~ Jdm credible hardships: Fatal- 18s~ -- Charles Darwin Diefenbaker, when Prime Minister Clark invited Im~ lies were broken up and first outlined his thmry o~ KINGSTON, Ont. (CP) -- A newly tacked other prisoners or guards. However, he said those in the unit to 24 Sussex for a reception the honorary pailbearm% separated and no choice was evolution. constructed activity area at Neufeld said the activity a . sill are idle m~t of the time. members of the Tory Cabinet, some party back~ : glve~ the people as to their 1~ -- The treaty ending. Millhaven Institute will allow include a library, music roam, Neufeld also denied allegations of benchers and a carefully chosen few Liberal f~lends dm~inatiou. Many ef them theRusso-JapaneneWerwas prisoners in ti.e maxlmum-sseurlty exercise room, bobby craft room staff brutality. "I don't think we the Old Chief• meaped to the forest, only to signed at Portamonth, N.H. penitentiary's special handling unit and tutoring area. have any hoedlmn guards in that The pool wasn't on display. he pursued relentlessly for ' l~J -- The United States to spend more time out of their cells, Authorities hope the new area will unit." But it was there ff you wanted to see it, years. Moat were tran- proclaimed its neutrality in says the prison's director. ~low them to increase association He said security was the sported to New England and the Secmd World War. Henry Neufeld said that the an- among prisoners and staff, he said. i~ramount consideration in the fly operation of the unit. Two And it was a measure of the mystery that has ' , H= ., I imates in the unit, which has It will be easier to keep tabs on criticized by prisoners and ffisouers' interaction with other specially trained security teams shrouded it ever since it was built for Pierre Trud~U some members of Parliament as prisoners and staff and will help --were reap~slble for running it. ,i that so many did want to see what a 1200,000 PO~i Letters welcome being dehumanizing,~ will be put into authorities determine when the ' looked like. !, i'he Herald welcomes its readers comments. operatiou as soon as equipment is Irtseners can be released safely into "If we find that one of our officers is reacting too much to prisoners' U! letters to the editor of general public interest imtniled. the general penitentiary population. Not much, they dicovered. - ,i Neufeld said recent criticism that taunts, then he's transferred to will he printed. We do, however, retain the right If it ever was worth the ~Z00,000 tag hung on it, ki The spe~mt handling unit was ffisoners were cem'tned to their another area in the penitentiary." to refuse to print letters on grounds of possible Pierre Trudeau's scale of values-he used its let- it' opened in September, 1977, and now f0ur-by ~.S-metre cells for 23½ idle Neufeld said he heads a hoard that has to he worth a good deal less to Joe Clark,.a libel or bad taste. We may also edit letters for houses 29 prisoners who have either hours each day were unjustified. reviews each prisoner's case at least swimmer. style and length. All letters to be considered for "They're out of their cells st least once a month to determine whether taken hostages while in custody or And such a pool is not likely to convert him int0 elm have murdered, assaulted or at- 7½ hours a day if they want to be. special handling is required. publication must be signed. sort of human amphiblan who tears off I00 le~ before breakfast. I

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Only I am not allergic to all fragrnn~s, just one. ~ZTrade ~Defective VWJDMTRTL VWJUJFSMF RDUPWWPFF- When I. go to confession, as soon as the priest s cologne or (June il to July Biblical bomlz aftor4have hits me, I be~mel nauseated. IteU you, I nearly 8om~ eon~mlan re travul or name t?Speck RF SPILMJIF DPT pas.sout. . " ...... ' ' " ' " '" study progronm. Others not in 34 Silken 48 Paradise Abby, it's not easy to tell a priest what to do, so how dO I, 36 High note 49 ReLigious Yesterday's Cryptoqulp: OLD HOMF.,-OWNEHS HAMMER solve this p~'oblem? .' the rased to go along with your NAUSEATED ON SUNDAY Home hnprovemont Unruffled season AWAY ONLY AS NEEDED. proj,~te o~. 39 Civil War 50 Witticism Today's Cryptoquip clue: M equals I DEAR NAUSEATED: Tell your priest that you bays as LEO ~).~4~ battle site 51 Wing The Cryp~qnfp is a simple sub, truth.., cl~.~_. ~ which each sm~msl "confession." Then confess your e~H to his (July ~ to Aug. 41 Close by 52 Biblical ' letter uaed stands for another. If you uun~ mat A equals O, it /~a~rm~,~ and pray for ablution for him- and a~o~flon for - Avoid disputes or final 43 A whale name will equal O throughout the puude. ,~1. e letters, ~ words, about Joint finances. 44 Woeful 7-18 ~ Regret and words using an apedropha can glee you clues to • ,..." . .. ,.( loonunS IntuitiOn re creative 411Desert beast Answer to yesterdafs pu~. ~4 Labor org. vowels. Solution is accomplished by ~ and error. DEAR ABBY: I must coma'ant on a letter signed GRACE, projects. Yes you can do it, if When she complained to a friend that she couldn't find a • . you'll try. dress she wanted to buy, she was told not to worry because VlRGO ,at her age (70) nobody eared what she wore anyway. • I cahoot let that go unchallenged. My mother.in.law is 91 Despite your intention to the AMAZING SPIDERMAN By Stan Lee and John Romita and I wish you ~ould see how she ~Iresscs! She wears gPed" cooperate with close allies, looking, beautifully made clothes that are becoming to her: they ms), be in an independent She belial li!r'daY by grooming herself in the morning ano putting on pretty lingerie. She says just bemuse nobody mood. eonetmtrate on long sees it is no reason for her not to wear whatshe likes. She term flmmdll gmlla. uto on a~fr~!h, lovely dress every day whether she's at LmRA l ome alone di; i)lanhing to go somewhere. She lives alone (sept. z to o~ ~,)~--~" and keeps a large house in excellent order, too, Temkn on the work scene When~v~r'l ~b an older woman who is beautifully dress- i you searphing for an- ed I nev,i' t!LtoLoll he" how nice she looks whether I know aware, but you're better off b I.ir oi" nl ,~ is always so much appreciated. .i . i timing creative outlets for " ' ELLEN IN PA. > • . , yonr mmtal.~.... • DEAR IR.ULEN:Wh'A~'li|o~.~ diltiletl~.:i!v.e mm- . (Oct, M to Nov. 31) I~ ~~I~/.~F,-~ {~I-~I .~. r~-~ll~\ ~-~,~I , Mi~tll'eo~ld oconr ro social febw y6~/lieneroul example. (P.S. And why nit toll a welt.. pkns. You can't be in two I Jl. 8teemed slderly man how nine HE looks. (Moo... ' ~,e~ at once. Consult with i A ~" r.,~zA~.,i,l~.~l_~Lj/-~_.l ~ I/_-.I • Find new ways to DEAR ABBY: Will you please settle a slight dispute be- engmant income. tween my husband and me7 We live in a quiet, residential, middle-class area of one- • lmrrr~ x~li~ family homes. My husband and I both work. He prefers (Nov. ~ to Dec; ill i, mowing our lawn as early as possible on the w,eekend. : CATFISH By Roger Bollen and Gary Peterman I think we should wait until 11 8.m. Our lawn mower is a about your career lnns and a bit edgy. . noisy electric job. M.W. IN BAYSIDE, N.Y. vacant.in some group ~ ~ ...... :--...~. _ ..-, .. "-

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-- CLASSlPlJD RATES SUBSCRIPTION RATES LOCAL ONLY: SU6SCRIPTION ~0 words or less $2.00 par In. RATES surtlon. Over 20 words 5 cents Efloctlve SKEENA HEALTH UNIT REGISTRATION: Swlngtlme I~,cws Small Logging Contractor to Harley Oavldson 45 cu. In. Leaving for Vancouver Sept. per word. October I, 19/8 2-3215 Eby St. Terrace Figure Skating Club Dances, ads, for swingers In skid, buck and load and haul motor. Rigid frame. Needs 10,1979. Would like parson to 3 or more consecutive Insertions Single Copy 20c work. Asking $650. Ph. 638. share gas and expenses on SI.50par InsertiOn. By Corrler ruth 3.00 Terrace, B.C. will be holding registration. B.C. Est. 1969. $4.00 current logs one mile to mill. Con. By Carrier year 33.00 1354307 Sept. 7,1979- 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. Issue ~" free details. C.Y. tact: TRy-far Logging Ltd., 1493. (pS-11S) trip. Phone 635.3172 and RJPUNDS: By Mall 3 mth, 15,00 CHILD HEALTH CON- ,Sept.8, 1979- 1 p.m. to 4 p.m. Club P.O. Box 2410 New General Delivery, Isklut, leave message. (p3.70) First Insertion charged tot ByMall 6ruth25,00 Westminster, D.C. V3L SB6. For Sale: 1976 COn Am 250 vd~ether run or not. ByMail yecr 45,00 FERENCES In the Concourse of the B.C. VOJ 1K0. (pS-10S) MY~. Can be viewed at 110 Absolutely no retunds after ad Senior Citizen year 20,00 Weekly at Eby St. Every Arena. There will also be a (p20-7S) WANTED TO PURCHASE has been set. Woodland Heights Trailer (BCRIC) B.C. Resources 3;'ltlsh Commonwealth and Tues. 1:30.3:S0p.m. Phone skate exchange, sale of TFS WANTED: experienced Park, Thornhlll. (o10.SSI ¢ORRRCTIONS: United States of Amerlco one for appointment. Cookbooks, club badges, COLLIER EXCAVATING dining room walter-waitreaL Investment Corporation Must be made before second year 55.00 Held at Thornhlll Elem., 41tl skates and sweaters. For Also experienced shores. Please I~one 635- 4226 - Apt. 105 Cedar Grove, Insertion. Tues. of every month from more Information call Backhoe Work (preferably) coffee shop Allowance can be made for only Box 399, Terrace, B,C. `830 Soeft Ave. (c010-70) one Incorrect ad. VaG 2M9 1:30 - 3:30 pm. Phone for 5338. (nc-7S) walter.waitress. Also appointment. Babysltters Phone 635.S340after 6. (am. cocktail waitress with BOx NUMBERS: HOME DELIVERY Sensul AU-717 amp. Must who bring children must 10-08-79) bartendlng experience. 75 cents pickup. Terrace & District sell. SR.e35 turntable. Two $1.75 mailed. Thornhlll & District have persia' written con. FALL CERAMIC CLASSES Apply In person 10 Carol SP.X0030 speakers. Large Phone 635-6357 sent for Immunlzotlon. Start Sept. 17, 1979. Please FILTER QUEEN Coderre f,,- waftrese CLASSIFiRD DISPLAY: quantity of records. Lot 10 ADULT IMMUNIZATION register new. Address: 4444 (rests,'" ,," /~r. Davis Rates evolleble upon request, Kltlmot&Dlstrict Woodland Helghte Trailer 16 ft. alumlnum boat and Phone 632-2747 CLINICS Lakelse Ave., Terrace or sales and service for ~tall waitress p~ltlo.n trailer In A.I condition. NATIONAL CLASSIFIRD I~ona 635.9393. (nc-17S) Park. (p5.110) RATE: The Herald reserves the right Every Men. and Wed. from 3 at Lakelee Hotel. (pS-SS) Reliable 40 HP Johnson cents per agate line. 1oclaUlfy ads under approprlote - 4:10 p.m. By appointment 4546 Park Ave. For Sale: oll furnace In very motor wlth electrlc start and Minimum charge 15.00 ~,~r in. ~eedlngs and to set rates only. Terrace Art Association's Terrace Immediate openings for • good condition. Will heat • fuel tank. Flrm $2503. For surtlon, thm-~ore end to determine page first Picture Loan of the 033.7249 Incatlon. PRE-NATAL CLASSES homemakers. Apply at large home. Asking $~0. more Informatlon call 638- LEGAl. - POLITiCAl. end The Herald reserves the right Held throughout the year for season will be held Wed., (am-4-07-79) Terrace Homemakers Phone 635-5914. (p3-6S) 1413 after 5:20 pm (p5-11S) TRANSIENT ADVERTISING: to revtse, edit, classify or relact expectant parents. Phone Sept. S In Library Arts Rm. Services - 4711 Lezelle Ave. 13.S0 per column Inch. any odvertlsument and to retain from 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. Artiste any answers directed to the Health Unit for details and GEMINI EXCAVATING Please cell 430-5130. Ap. For Sale: four 10)¢15In. tires 17W ft. K&C glesscraft soft- RUSINESS PIRSONALS: Here d Box Regly Service, and to registration. wishing to put plcturse In LTD. pllcante must be mature, on white epake rims. Fits q~ top. Deep V hull. 120 ~C 14.00 pin" line per month, repay the cuslomer the sum paid PRE-NATAL BREATHING Picture Loan are Invited (Wee Andrews) reliable, trustworthy and ton. 18 hole. First S~O takes. Inbcard.outbeard & trailer. On • 4 month basle only. for the odvertleament end box bring them to the Library Backhoe Work rental. and RELAXATION have a pleasing parlonellty. 300 gel. fuel tenk - SISO. .SS,000OBO.635.9502. (cS.7S) DRADLiNJ BoX replies on "Hold" In. EXERCISES from I p.m. to 4 p.m. Sept. 5. Hourly & Contract Job related skills - valuable Small tandem axle trailer structlons not picked up wlthln I0 Come get acquainted L1~479 anytime asset. (¢10.115) 1977 Heavy Hauler boat DISPI'Ay: Held every Men. afternoon 1 with lights and lift Jack • 4:00 p.m. 2 days prior to daysvertisement of expiry will beof destroyedon ad- .01 p.m. Everyone welcome. (nc-SS) , (am~6-79) 0300. Phone 635-35`8. (ca. hailer with or without power publlcetlon day. unless mollie9 Instructlms are HOME NURSING CARE Part time help required for I15) winch. Designed to have 25 received. Those answering Box INSIST ON ft. bcat.~ Phone 435-4777. CLA551PIID~ Numbers ere requested not to Nursing care In the home for egg grading plant. Starting B.C. Old Pensioners Tea & THE BEST wage is s3.gs per hr. Must (CtM4.9-79) 2:00 p.m. on day previous to day send orloInala of d~uments to those who need It, on referral Bazaar will be held Sat., Ford P.U. 360 engine. of publIcMIOn Mondly to Friday. , avoid loss. from their family doctor. have own transportation. Cycllndor head with valves, All ¢lolms of errors in ad- Nov. 3, 1979 at Terrace Concrete septic, tanks In Phone 638-1706 after 6 p.m. ALL CLAIIIPIRO CASH WITH vertlsuments must be received Terrace area only. Arena Banquet Rm. from rocker arms, gasket let, ORORIt other tkan by the publllher within 30 days stock. Got relief with a (c5-11S) PRE.SCHLX)L SCREENING 1:20 p.m. to 4:30 p.m, (nc. radiator, clutch pres|ure lUlINIIIII WITH AN after the first publication. CLINICS concrete Investment. RSTAIII.ISHRD ACCOUNT. It Ii agreedby the advertiser 2N) plate and release bearlnsl. requesting space that the 18 months: at Child Health STENO RECEPTIONIST Toyota • two 13" whNIs, Une 197d DS Cat. Double Clllrg4 of li~.01 OR in Ilablllly of the Herald In the suhmltty'e Excavstlng kr~tcs Conferences. 6 yrs. once to position available for muffler, 45 gal. foal tank? abate ~fllt, all weather Cat N.I.P, chelNes. event of failure to publish an twice soothly. 4~,b. S yrs. ~10-370t courteous person with ex- stand, doll house. Phone 635. eqvertlaementor In the ev,nt nf Shownng presently at the (am-6~79) . cab. Carg0 fr~se spool winch WlDOINQ OIICEiPTIONI: an error 8ppMrlnd In the ad- (pro-kindergarten): Spring perlenca on telex, dlc- 03~. (p2.SS) ,i and" aJ'ch. C0ntoct Tay.tor No charge provided newl lub. vertlaement 80 published lhall blitz. Developmental, vision, Kltlmat Museum Is "Aquatic tephene and switchboard. ' misted within one month. 15,00 be m ted to the amountpaid hy Exotic", • prize-winning ,~o0|~U~u#., G~. COn., ix'eduction chlrgt for wadding the advertiser for sly one In- hearing screening done. Good salary. Excellent For Sale: utility v e~ tr,b(lir. ISk01t,~*B~.~,,~VOJ 1K0. (pS- and-or engagement pictures. correct Insertlonfor the portion Ple'~se phone for ap. display of sea life of our fringe benetlte. Send resume (~)Ql~le-oXilJ; ,16..(t,~ng. News of waddings (wrlte.upl) of the advertillngspace ocouplnd pointment. ocean on loan from Victoria. to District Accountant, Box Asking 03500. Ph~e 438.11227. received one month or more by the Incorrector omitted item Boaters, fishermen, outdoor Lost at Lskelse Lk. early In 579, Terrace, B.C. VaG 4B7. (p5-60) after wont 010.00charge, with or only, end thor there shall be no VD CLINIC 1971 Masse,/ Ferguson front liability to any event greater poopteandfolks Interested In summer- gold chain link (e3-SS) without picture. Suhloct to Phone for appointment. end loader. Comeswlth I and condensation. Peyebla In ed- than the amount paid for such Treatment available. our nature and Its plashing rln~. Reward offered for For Sale: Kenmore white vance. advertising. and eathotlcal aspect should return. Ph. 632.7457 or 032. WORK AT HOME 1.3 cu. yd. bucket and Wldoe Aclvornsements must comply SAN ITATIOff door side by side freezer . log grapple and chalns. ¢LAS$1PIID AN. wlth the Britlah Columbla not miss this exhibit during ,1626and leavemeeeaga. (pe- You can earn extra money Public health Inspectors can frldge 1 yr. old - $703. Ken- Asking 37,500. Phone after 6 NOUN¢ILMRNTS: Human Rlghts Act whlch August and Sept. a,S) stuffing envelopes In your 6~rths S.50 prohlblts any advertloif~l that assist with sanitation more coppertone electric pm 635-1620. (p10.14S) Engagements 5.50 discriminates against ' any problems, such as food Museum hours: 12 - S except spare time. Chooseyour own stove 30"'. $100. Rollaway cot Marriegea 5.50 parson because of h!l race, poloenlngs and complaints, Sundays. (nc.211S) hours. No experience S10. Complete Guide Deaths S.S0 religion, sex, COlor, noTionallly, 1973 Kenworth logging truck 'Fonkrels 5,50 on¢eatry or piece of orleln, or sewage dlsposah private necessary. For details send unlform, hondbook&campT with rigging. Top shape. A 10 week dog obedience stamp and Inquiry letter to shirts & gingham blouse Cards of Thinks S.50 because hll age la between 44 water supplies and CLERK- Phone Prince George 112. Memerlel Notlcus S.S0 and SSyenrs, unless the condition nuisances. course for beginners will be 77 .parkwoeds Village Dr., shorts . S25. Complete ia lusnfled by s bona fide held commencing Sept. 9 at :1 STENOGRAPHER Suite 304, Don Mills, Ontario Brownle;unifprm Jk;.Jleod~ m.757%(p3.ss) PHONE 635.6357 redulroment for the ~ork In- SPEECH and HEARING KITIMAT _;alsulfled Advortlllng Dept. vglvlKI. " CLINIC p.m. at Thornhlll Comm. N~A 2Y2, (c7.SS) . ~- • b~,_-_ $10, .Haw. HotpoLQt Center. Experienced hen- SI,055- $1,155 11 _ 11 - i i, '(Held at 4612 Grelg Ave. TeL An Office Manager Is dishwasher, built In - N00, hack loader ¢-w lye yd. 638.1150). The audiologist dlers will be conducting the Full time customer service almond color. Fremus guitar course with proceeds to go to required for the Provincial representative required for becket blade, forks & winch. will do hearing tests on Ministry of Human & stand - $200. Honda $10,500 firm. 1941 Lorain referral by family doctor or the Skeena Guides and accounting, cash, and motorcycle XL 100 ¢c. $500. Brownies. For further In. Resources, to provide customer service duties. Crane on rubbo~. 3 & 6 cyl. community health nurse. clerical and typing support Phone ~r~l~35 after 3:30. GM dtesals. 6x24 Crescent Speech pathologist formation please call Chris Experience preferred. Apply (p10-5S) OVEREATERS CO you feel you have a at 635-2750 or Holds at 635- services within the Kltlmet at Avoe Financial Sm'vlzel, planer mill. Phone 635-5370 therapist will carry out district office. DuNes will or 635.7950 after 6 pm. (p5- ANONYMOUS clrlnklng problem? There Is speech assessments and 6724, (nc.7S) 4607 Lakelse Ave. (eS.SS) Yamaha C'A.1000 Amp and meets Wednesday st 8 p.m. help Include supervision of staff, 12S) therapy. preparation of vouchers, Yamaha HPt headphones. at St. Matthew's Anglican Auallablel LONG TERM CARE Rebekeh Lodge Annual Tea Meals on Wheals Services compilation of statistical Dual 1219turntable, Pioneer Church basement. Phone Phone 635.5636 At 205-4621 Lazelle Ave. Tel. & Bazaar, Sat., Nov. 10- require volunteer drivers. 8 track • recerdir, Pioneer reports, development and t33.4427 after 6:30 p.m. Ak:obelloa Anonymous Oddfellowa Hall, 50122 Anyone Interested please tuner, J BL Century 635-9196. maintenance• of office MEETINGS: Assessment and planning for Munroa St. (nc-10N) carl HomsmeJi~l~ii"S~vlcss 1. procedures and receptionist speakers,. 300 to 400 .records Weight Watchers meeting Mo~. 8:3f-,'p.m'.~.,Unlted tho~ie bllgible for Long Term at 635-5135. (nc.13S) end tapes, Large 3 bdrm. home with duties. Secondary school phono.e42.s~'4. hold every Tueedey at 7 p.m. Church. Care. Terrace Five Pin Bowling (p,~TS) fenced back yard end car. at the Knox United Church Mon. 8 p.m. - Alanon - Association annual fall commercial certificate SCOTIA BANK has openings port In central area. Close to AID TO HANDICAPPED preferred; working Hall, 4907 Lazella Avenue. Skesne Health Unit. At 205-4621 Lazelle Ave. Tel. msetlng. Elks Hall -- Sun., for Credit.Management 2 snow machines. Very good schools & downtown. Couple knowledge of government Thurs. or Sat. 8:30 p.m. MIIte 635-9196. Sept. 9 - 8 p.m. All bowlers Trainees and for Consumer condition. 400 cc Polaris 300 with small family preferred. Momorlel Hospital, procedures; mln!mum of Unfurnished. References Ripe Retiet Assezemmt and guidance please attend. (nc-TS) Credit Officers. For further co Sklrote with a douMe three years' stenographic required. ~%r,-3,113after 6 pm. Abortloe Couneedlng for vocational Rnd social Information I;Aoaea call the Inside troller with 13" There will be a meeting of experience or equivalent. Manager, Scotia Bank, wheels. (p5-11S) (¢3.7S) & Crisis Line for rehabilitation dune by Dictaphone skills required, Women IOftmat A,A. ConMructlon consultant. the 'Keen House Society Terrace, B.C. at ~10-2361. O~Jup In Kltlmat: telephone (formerly Family Vlolenca shorthand an asset. (aS4S) For Sale: truck canopy, 3 4,12-3713. Committee) on Sept. Sat 7:30 $52.80 per month Isolation camper lacks, 1 camper MEETINGS: p.m. In Sksena Mental allowance paid In addition to cushion, 1 snow skimmer, 1 WANTED DONATIONS Monday. Step Mestlngs. 8:20 Health Board Rm. (over salary. camper window 16"x40". nl _ q The Three Rivers Workshop p.m. Lutheran Church. SpaeDea Printers). Anyone Canadian citizens are Mess size 10 ski boots. Mona iil~lmlMm for the Handicapped ere 'CWL Fall Bazaar will be given preference. Wednesdays Closed. Interested In attending this BACKHOE size 8 Bauer Supreme hockey Ioeklng for donetlona of any Msetlngs 8:30 p.m. United held Oct. 24 from 7 p.m. to 9 meeting Is very wslcome. Obtain applications from skates. Phone 6~60SS after old, broken or used ptecse of p.m. st Vsrltas School Gym. the Government Agent, FUR Church. For more Information ph. HIRE 4:20 (pS-11S) furnltwe, else any dlmrded Frldayl. Open Msetlngs 8:20 * (nc.g40) 630.5359 evonlnge or 630-4906 Lakelse Avenue, Terrace wood producte we could use V8G 1105 end return to the Phone 635.6454 or 635.6757. p.m. Skeana Health Unlt, and Rsk for VI Gellanbeck. (ctfn.l~i4~.~) Creosote timbers, enough to for recycling or renovating. Year of the Child Public Service Commission, build wall and roof structure Retirement or recreational Kltlmat General Hospital. The Society Is working to home on Vancouver Island Call us at 635-223~betw,en BANQUET 3rd Floor, 1011 Fourth for 5000 eq. ft. ~lop. Cedar AI.Anon Meetings - Tuesday establish an emergency Will do babysitting In my near Bowler. ½ acre ocean ila.m, end 3 p.m. We will try - 8 p.m. United Church. & DANCE shelter for families in crisis. Avenue, PRINCE GEORGE betiding logs fGr up to 1500 to make srrangemente for Sept. 22 • Nanuel's Banquet V2L 3H9 by September 19, home. References available. view lot, fully landscaped. 5 (nc.SS) phone 635-7/~'7. (pS-6S) sq. ft. house. Phone 635-0370 pickup. Rm. In aid of Terrace Child 1979. or 635-7950 after 6 pm (pS- yr. old house, 1750.1q. ft. De~/elopment Centre. COMPETITION ~I, 220,1 living space. 2 bathrooms, 2 MI LLS. MEMORIAL fireplaces, 3 bdrms., w.w 'PREGNANT?' Cocktails, Refreshments- 7 The Anglican Church Bazaar (el.aS), ,.. THRIFT SHOP i carpeting, carport and NEED HELP? p.m. Dinner - 8 p.m. will be held Sat. Nov. 24, 37, • Mills Memorial Holpltal outbulldlnge. Mild climate, Call Birthright for an Specialty Seafood 1979. (nc-23N) Local bank h".oF~mlng for PETS Auxlllory would appreciate Smorgasbord. Dancing to branch clerk. Must have good fishing. Price 156,030. alternative to abortion. any donetione of good, clean For Rent: 120'x80" serviced Phone 63:1.~i02 anytime. follow - Jim Ryan's Dance CANADIAN CANCER aptitude for figures:end ,8 lot for a mobile home. For more Information carl clothing, ony household Urgently wanted to buy. A 635-7915 after 6. (c5-7S) Room :133, Nechako Centre. Band. SOCIETY wpm minimum typing. Fenced on Copper River female Pekinese puppy. I011. Items, toys etc. for their S1S Single -- $30 Couple Contact. Jane.et 635-6391. An organizational meetlhg Road In Copperslde Estates. &lS-S,~I3. (p3-7S) 1974 three bdrm. Knight Thrift Shop. For pickup To reserve a table cell 635* (e.~-12S)...,',.,. KERMODE service phone ~10.0320or 635. will be held for all .those Reasonable rent. Phone 845- modular home situated on 4216. (nc-21S) Interested In volunteering 7567. (c,1-10S) To give away: a beautiful 4 BINGO SCHEDULES 1979 S233, or leave Donations at Join my creative Circle acre landscaped lot on the Thrift Shop on Lazelie their time. ': month old female kitten. Copparslde Sulxllvlslon. HeR Women's Night Out presents Location: Nol:thwest team. Our beautiful craft Grey and white, well trained SEPTEMBER: , Avenue on Saturdays bet. "A Look at Nutrition". kits ere fun to demonstrate vegetable garden, Sunday, September 9, 1979.. wesn I1 a.m. and 3 p.m. Community College .;~ .". end affectionate. Also comes greenhouse, smokshouse & Speakers from Northern Date: September t'O~ end easy to sell. Generous with 2 weeks food and kitty 12,000 Bingo. Thank you. DeLights and Skeena Health commlselon. I need people In shed. Excellent condition. Tusedey, September 10, 1979...... Time: 7:30 p.m. USED lifter utensils. Cell Edat ~10. Please call after S p.m. Unit. Thurs., Sept. 6 at 7:20 Place: Room 103 (nc-10S) the Terrace-Kttlmet area. Small Bingo. p.m. 4711 Lazelte Ave. Manager positions avellnble. ORGAN SPECIALS 3014. (p!0-130) Come In and see our selec. Sunday, September 23, 1979. Birthright Office 8145. (nc.gS) Write Lydia Kanla, Winlow, 12,000 Bingo. Alternative to Abortion Gymnastics registration for ties at TIIIIcum Keyboards, 3 ixlrm, home for sate on Saturday morning B.C. V0G 2J0 (IM-12S) large lot 70x210. For more For more Information 3.4521 Lakelee • 635-3907 O.O.R.P. 4722 Lakoles Ave. or ph. recreational program will be 8463. (c5.10S) Information please call phase: Wednesday 1 p.m. - 3 p.m. Annual Fully qualified motorcycle KERMODE FRIENDSHIP and 4 p.m. - 5 p.m. or phone held on Sept.0 from 1 to 4pro 8141 and ask for Rene or FALL BAZAAR In the Skeen8 Mall. Fees are and snomoblle mechanic leave message. (d~n.~9.79) SOCIETY anytime: Lisa 635.3164, & TEA required. Medical and dental 4451 GrMg Ave. $10 per chlld for Sept..Dec. Carol 635-0136. November 17, 1979 plan. Exc. working cond. SPOT CASH Terrace, B.C. session. ~Oes 4 to 15 ere For Sale: 10Sglq. ft. 3 bdrm. (nc.16N) welcome. Registration Is Write Cox 1221, c.o Terrace house on Ih acre of lend In VaG 1M4 Ladles Slim Line Club meets Daily Herald, 5212 Kelum St. FOR SALE Boy - Sell • Trade ~35.4~ Monday evening -- 6:30 p.m. limited, so please register 30" electric stove.~Rotlzelere Thornhtll. Partially finished The Pacific Nort' west Music early. (nc.7S) (c5.11S) basement w.addltlonal -- United Church basement, and broiler. Like nsw. We buy gold rlnge and INCHES AWAY CLUg Festival'! first meeting for bedroom. Large sundeck & KItlmat the fall will take piece at 8:30 ,Une stenographer - ~S00 to Please call leweltery. T.V.'s working Meet every Tuesday night at 790-2433 carport, ph. 435-3295 for p.m. on Sept. 11 at 4741 Lacm start. Apply In person to or not wcrklng. oppolntment to view. (p3. I In the Sksene Health Unit. Terrace Little Theatre Canadian imperial Bank of (nc-sff) For more Information phone Ave., Terrace. All persons 7S) welcomes new feces. If you Interested In ettendlng will Commerce end ask for Mr. Gunsmlthlng 6,15-3747 or 635-3023. are at ell Interested In any homorethan welcome. (no. WANTED FOR OUR Barton. (c4.7S) Quality work guaranteed aspect of theatre -- scene .11S) CONSIGNMENTend SALES Cash paid for anything of TERRACE painting, set design, 8cling, _ FLOOR Permanent Part Time Clerk value. WOMEN'S Terrace Homemakers Furniture, appliances, 111, Boslness Office. 2 years ccstumlng, stage make.up, GL 1000. Ext. condition. New CENTRE lighting, play reading.- Services to have orientation power tools, hand tools, previous bookkeeping ex. WANTED tires. Phone 635.2154 or 635- QUEENSWAY A support service for women w~'ii be delighted to see you courseofteredlnoctobar(no dean smell cars, motor- parlenca required. H.E.U. TRADING TO RENT 4711 Lazelle Ave. at Terrace Llftle Theatre, charge), gates to be an- bikes, boats, motors or any collective agreement in 7144. (stf-nc) 2 or S bdrm. house with LtS41~ 3620 Kalum St. on Monckly,' nouncad. All Interested other Items In ac¢sptebla effect. Apply to Personnel ~110 Kalum St. basement end fireplace 1970 Triumph. Rebellt, new Drop In: Monday to Friday Sept. 10, 1979. persons and prospective condition. Director, Mills Memorial Ph. i,N-161| preferred. Must be clean paint. Best offer over g4so -- 9 e.m. to 4 p.m, Suslness Msetlng: 7:30 p.m. homemakers please {all 635. Terrace Auction Mart . Hospital, 4720 Hsugland (etM.S.9-79) with 1or 2 steps to front doer. Open Thursday evenings -- Retreshmsnts & Social: |: 30 5135 to register and confirm Corner of Lakelse & Apaley, Street, Terrace, B.C. VIG tikes. 6,18-1241 otter S pro. Cell A.F. Williams at 067. 7:30 p.m. to 10 p.m. p.m. (nc.10S) your InS*r-** tq¢.28S) 635-517:!. (ctfn.4.9.79) 2W7. (a4.2o,31,4,70) (c~7S) 4191 collieS. (C20.25S) The Norald, Wednesday, September S;" 1979, Page 7

For Sale: 1978 14x70 Meaco ,o+ ,,. ,.+ ,. babies . ano em laleKtng rental ac- p~,~ Mmbt~yof condition. Features Include distributor (bualneel or SELL 1969 Buick Skylark 2 ll~ P.x.bnlb~ Fo.n~ 1972 13x43 Ambassador mobile home, unfurnished, commodation suitable for Individual) to merchondl~e a dr. Hardtop V0 auto, good bdrm. mobile hon~e. In set up. and skirted In local propane stove w-oven, 'LITTLE KNOWN FACTS ~bmlly. Can supply exostlant hlOh quality reputsble, bullt co~d. Asking 11,000. 1975 * STAND excellent shape, phone troller park. Phone 43S-W~. propane frldge, propane When a child seems spoiled ~l~lroncos. Would consider In vacuum system--for new GMC Sierra 4x4 with tope TEHDING 3968. (cS.TS) (¢ffn.4.9.79) fwnoce, lleapl four and has as a remit of too much per. rural properly caret•kin9 or or existing homoo, offices, deck, V0, 4 speed. Asking CONTRACTS toIlat. Asking S~S03. For missiveness, it may not be short winter lease or o~lon boslnossss etc. In this area. M,030.1972Nova ,l.dr.6auto, + 12)(48 Arcs Expands trailer 197412x~8 Daluxo Diplomat more information cell 638- beeauae you demand too to purchase. Call Jim Grey Excellent .returns on Ideal ladles car. Asking Sealed t~nders for the for sale. Furnished with mobile homo. Will edl us. 1413 after 5:30 pro. (p5.11S) little but because you are at 635-~76. (p,I-SS) minimum Investments. 11,500.Ex¢.¢ond. 197:1Dodge following stand tending washer, dryer, frldge, stove, furnished. 2 bdrm., i~llt In timid, feel guilty about what contract(s) will be recalved you ask the child to do, or Companyreprsseatatlvewlll Folalre. Needs lame work. by the Regional Manager, dishwasher, freezer. Asking , chine cabinet, relmd living " For Sale: 1977 31 ft, House with garage requlroa beconductlng IntorvleWsfhe Asking 1750. To view 4510 63S.6780 rm. with Imitation fireplace Wildornosl travel tral!ar. even unconsciously encourage Ministry of Forests, Prince $14,,500. Phone or N soon as po~lblo by couplo week of Sept. 10.1=or further Park Ave. or phone 638-1764. 635.2211, ask for local 26~, set up and skirted In Pine ~,030. View at Reel Inn • your child to be alittle tyrant. with no shlld~m or pets. Rupert, B.C., on the datel Fork. To view phone 6,11-1429 Motel, I'lwy. 16 W. Last ~++:~+++ +~ .+,+ ~++., • Into write or phone Beam of '-" "~ shown below. Doris Smith. (p15-7S) Reforenoss available. Phone B.C.,109-~560 NO. 10 Bypass, offer 6 or 635-3211clays. (c7. trailer on left. (clfn.S.9.?~) 63&1803. (ctfn.4.9.79) Contract ST 1031-9-5 JS & Langley, B.C. V3A 61<0. (404) CR Located Usk Ranger For Santo: 12x.~ ft. KnloM 12S) .q~0.23~. (e34S) Dlsh'lct Terrace Number of holler on large lot, 118x!50: For Seth: mini motor home. Wanted to rent by • slngle ft. For further Information 13,000. Phone 635.2761after 4 working man - bo~e, trailer uv-: roro 0-1:)u Kanger. hectares 6.7 Vlewln0 date September 10, 1979, leaving please call 635-5596. (p20- pro. (pl-hS) or apartment. Phono after S. Light green with white 19S) p.m. 438.101)1. (c84S) canopy. 400 ru. In. meter, Ranger Station at 9 o.m. For Sale: 1975 Jayco tent "New 1979 Maids RX7 Red auto tress., 35,000 ml. Air NOTE: Vlewlng of the HOUSEHOLDREAL~@I trailer with canopy. View at stand tendlng slte prior to For Sale: 1973 2 bdrm. We ere a young rsol~nllbll racing car with black and conditioning and carpeting. ' mobile home 12x54 Inclucios COMPETITIVESECONP 4718 Lean. (c3-7S) orange trim. Factory Michelin steel belted radlols, submlfflng • tender for thle MORTGAGERATLS N~' fomllyof 48eaklflgto rant a 3 contract Is mandatory. Ix14 Ioey shack. All ap. ~ONUS.BROKI RAGE Ixlrm. home In town by Nov. removable sun roof end wind iS, PB, trailer hitch end pllances. S10,030firm. Phone. • OFe FIND( RS F tt +':; deflector five meg wiring, dual tanks. 15,750. l)eadllne for receipt of 1. Please call 438-103~or 635- tenders Is 1:30 p.m. Sept. 18, d35-2T/7 after 4 pm for op.: "I For Fist Serv/ceCall ,1~4 anytime. (p10.14S) olumlnum wheels. 5 road Phone ~L~.3222 and ask for pelntment to view. (pl0.10S) I TERRACE haz•rd w•rranty radial Olff. (p3-TS) 1979. I 4~04 LekelSe Avenue - Tenders must be sub.; i II 615.7207 Jack and Jill Nursery School WanhKI to rent: luckablo fires. Automotl¢ iron. Must Sail: Diplomat l~x~, omission. Console 3 spd. For Sale: 1977 Ford ~ ton mlflod0ntheformandlnthe 15 accepting InqulrlN for' garage with power In ~x4 In excellent shape. Auto, envelopes supplied which, mobile home. Furnished or closes In Sept. for 3 and 4 yr. Terrace for Sept. to April. Spo¢tel scoop trim on front, unfurnished. Many axe'as.; baby can enjoy this soft, q|oller shadow rear hat- is, PB.Phone~-g442. (ph- with portlculars, may be otdo. Pbono Mrs. Anderson comfortable romper of Phone •fear 8 p.m. 635.299'4. 12S) • . obtalnod from the Forest Can be seen by appointment. at 635.5117or Mrs. 13'Brlon at (ns.ss) ,chback wlndow. Opera rear only. Ph. a3S.2SaSafter 5 pm.: cotton, rayon and polyester cornar side gloss trim. 1965 Chev 3ton fiatdeck, new Ranger(S) indicated., or For Sale: 1975 VW mini 63S-1738. (¢3.31A,4,11S) that can really take him I J Stripes etc. Rates 30 mpg 327 motor • S4500. Phone 635. from the Rngionol Manager, I~ 3 10drm, Nashua troller' motor homo. Fully equipped. places. Imaginative dasigns WANTED hlShw•y wHh S year 50,450 5370 or 635.7950after 6 pm. Ministry of Forests, Prince 12)(61, 8x40 flnllhed low Excellent condition. Would like this for toddlem from homo for mo end my kilometer warranty yours (I)S.12S) Rupert, B.C. conslda¢ small ¢lr Is part Olmesiflode Mothe~care, retailing special. The lowest or any tender shack (heated). phone ists for mothens-to-be, babies horse. WIllies to help you for $14,030. phone bullness • 5261for appointment to view.• payment. Phone 435-7042 432-4171 or wrhe Box 354, FOr Salt 1977 Dodge Club will not necessarily be ac- after 6 pro. (cS.GS) and children under five, are plus pay room & board. cab4x4.T7,00Okllomsters. ~, cepted. (a4-7S) (pS-IlS) • 636-6S61 all machine washable. Terraco.Kltlmat area. For Terrace, B.C. VgG 4B1. (p& 5,7,10,12,14,17S) ' further Information: • Ptlwk~l Ol MiNstryof 132-SIT/ 19751 GMC CUltOmlzed yen. e~c~,,,a ~=o,~. (¢10-1LSI 1971 Chevy Noya foi" na!o. In good rurmlno co0d. Ph a,lS. P,S., P.B, lots of extrea. 424~. (c3-7S) +,. Must be seen to be op. STAND pracloh~l. Phone 635-2154or TENDING 1~ c.~lne sine. as 0s. P~ 635.7144.Custom Interior and CONTRACTS Career Opportunities 432-3460. (c5-11S) ",: exterior point lob. Ask for Sealed tenders for the MIkL. inc.stfl followln0 stand tending '67 Booument. Needs sons contract(s) wilt be received 1kS IKI. ft. on 2rid floor. 1300 1974 Datsun p.u. with by the Regional Meaegor, par month Includes heat end work but bays parts. Best canopy, radio, tape deck & offer. Also One horvest gold Mlniotry of Forests, Prince Ilpht. Phone &11419S.. (¢- heavy duty bumper. Well Roped, B.C. on the dates [ Journeyman '3h4,7+11,14S) " frldpotn ex¢. send. Ph 635. maintained - S1900. 1968Cbev + S~4, (c3-7S) .., shown below. Belelrs - 1700. Canopy for ConWact ST 1031.1.1 CR ~or Rent: ~0 IKI. f~en long box Import truck • S150. IocatedGMIIo Creek, Ranger Auto Body Mechanics floor. Air condltl0nod. i~or ' Sol*: i973 Pontiac Call 635-2243 days ond ~lS,. Dlstrlot KltwanGe, Number renews. Sl,030 mllos. 11800. Located at 4623 Uekelsa Av~. ph (p .7s) ' 4325 ownlnge. (p$.6S) - of hectares 0.1. tWS Fed.F250 4x4 350 vs. Vlewlng date Sept. 11, 1979, NEEDED 197o:1~r. as,mS ;~e~. I~ PS,~:::~B. template with leaving Ran~r Station at 9 m e.m. Good wages, good working conditions. ~anopy,-,~chaan61 0 trcck Growing community in N.E. Alberta ~play~.~qlNNIS please NOTE: Viewing of the mean floor of rice e~i~e. calf 635-7517+'-" tCt~-4-9.79) stand tending site prior to Call Separate street level m. '74 iJgune. G~d condition. submllflng e tender for thll launmtimd hence. Fcur yr. old building. Asking 13,$00 OBO. Phone 197,1 Dodge 1 ton. AdveM,uro contract Is mind•tory. Exc. downtown location, off 435-:,130.Ask for Mike. (plO, club cab. Completely rebbllt Deadline for receipt af LakewoodChrysler Ltd. btreat parkMg. Ph Mrs. aS) 4 qxl., 400 motor, :1,000miles leaders Is 1:30 p.m. Sept. 19, Phone (403) 826-3435 Simpson 135-4~S I am.4:30 on rebuilt motor, new clutch 1979. pro. (offn.4.9.79) 1975 Honda Civic H~t~hb~ck. and pressure pipe. Phone Henry Palmer - Owner COPY In ImmeculMe condition end after 3 pm 638.1241. (c5.7S) Tenders must be sub. Or Warehouse or manufoc. leaded with oxtres. AM-FM mlfted on the form and In the luring space available Is. rMlo, efrKk, roof re(k, roof 1975 GMC M ton PU, 454 envelopes supplied which, Laurence Genshorek o Foreman TYPIST mediately. )100 eq. ft. console clack rsdlal fires. motor, auto, PS, PB, tilt with partlculare, may be' (403) 826-4426 Downtown location. Phone Plusl Plusll Got exosllont+ steering, camper special. obtained from the Forest ~lS.flMO. (Cl/n-4.~.79) Plus extra H.D. springs and Ranger(s) Indicated or from This Is o pormaoonnt fall finns mileage. Phon4 afire" S' t 434-144~.. ' (pS-TS) .... shocks, ~c~lleat :.running the Regional, Manager, -"~=, . ' "DRAFTSPERSON REQUIRED BY.. : + condition.'~Phone 635.5300 or Ministry ~ :Forests; Prince +:;; +l~lllhln+ : .... 1969 Plymouth Fu+ry III 4dr. ~7-1+e{ (p5.7S) Rupert, B.C. t hlrdtop. Further In. The lowest or any tender B.C. HYDRO 1978 GMC baby dual PU. will not necesurlly

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TEliRACI:~-KITIMAT Terrace wins again BY DON SCHAFFER Sommerfelt finished the nament Trophy. Terrace Herald Staff Writsr game off with an un- winning hands down 'and converted try. going undefeated and us- The Terrace rugby club scored-upon. The notorious hosted a round.robin tour- The tournament was Mike McCuish won the dally herald' nament on the weekend, played for the Skeena In- Dirtiest Player on the Field involving teams from vitational Rugby Tour- Trophy. Kitimat and Prince Rupert, and for the third year in a a SPORTS row Terrace came away • ---.. with first place. Vancouver VflLnS The tournament's first HELSINKI (AP) -- Kevin Maxwell played on a llne game saw Terrace Nor- Maxwell, a l~vear-old from with two other Vancouver thmen trounce Kitimat Vancouver who pleys college skaters -- Ken Barry and Eurocan 32.0. Ken Sore- hockey in North Dakota, Glen AndersOn, both at- Three make the win merfelt scored two tries and' scored two goals and drew tending the University of an assist on another goal to Denver. " ' TORONTO (CP) -- John The Alouettes, victims of a They gave up the ball throe Ken Lipinski, Bob Grace , Team Captain Nell Flelaman pace Canada's Olympic Anderson, Jim Nill of O'Leary ran for three touch- penalty call and an in. times on fumbles and two On Calgary and Sbans Pesrnsll downs to give Montreal terception that helped give interceptions, spoiling their and Brian Kormendy got one hockey team to a 5-3 win over apiece. Bill Warcup con- IFK of l:elsinkl in exhibition ot Toronto scored ~ other Alouettes a 28-25 win over Toronto a 10-0 first-quarter total offence of 366 yards. hockey action Tuesday. Canadian goals. Toronto Argonauts and first lead, started their rally with The Als, who gave up jmt verted three tries to com- plete the scoring. i place in the Eastern Football O'Leary's two second- one fumble and one in- Conference Tuesday night. quarter touchdowns and tercepUea, had total offence The second game saw all Turf;co Ilinor HockeyAssociation O'Leary, a thlrd-year Sweet's 38-yard field goal. o~ 262 yards, including 127 its scoring come in the first Canadian Football League Sweet booted his field goal yards passing by Joe Bar- half as Prince Rupert edged Invites applications for pro, scored on runs of four at the end of a seven-play nee, who was good on 11 of 17. Kitimat 10.4. John Shaw and five yards in the second march that had started in the O'Leary was one of his scored forst for Kifimat with quarter as the Als rallied first quarter. Less than two favorite targets, picking up an unconverted try, but MANAGERS,OOAOHES from a 10-0 firstquarter minutes later Sunter booted 44 yards on two receptio~ as Arehie DcMurchi quickly deficit, and added his third a 56-yard punt single to in- welf ns 43 yards rushing on 1~ tied the score. Ken Som- & TRAINERS score on a one-yard plunge crease Toronto's lead to 11-3. carries. merfelt put Rupert to end the early in the third quarter. However, then next time Barnes also went to wide game's scoring. for its Rop Toms The win put the Als alone he got to punt, Sunter receiver Bob Gaddis for five The final game was again in first place in the EFC with shanked a short one and a no- completions and 52 yards. dominated by Terrace as Applications sent toi five victories in eight games yard's' penlty against the Tight end Peter Dalla Riva, ~,,~,,,~,~;~,~;~,,,~,~~,.~. ~.;...... they beat Prince Rupert 17.6. for 10 points, two ahead of Argos gave Montreal the ball returning to the Ak lineup Ken Lipinski again opened Bernie Selderj Peel Pres, Toronto. on the Toronto 22. Throe following an injury layoff, the scoring with a try con- Don Sweet added two field plays later, O'Lesry took a vetted by Bill Warcup. Ken P,O, Box 121 did not catch a pass. Allison Maxlmehuk and her horse Maestono show the Baddie scored next, after goals and three converts, handeff and made the four- Davhid Green added 79 form which won Allison High Point Jr. A rider,and Terraoet iI.O, and Wally Buono had a punt yard plunge for his first yards on 16 carries to heiL~ alertly pouncing on a single to round out the 'touchdowns. boost Montreal's total Maestoso High Point Horse of 8how at the Skeena misplayed hall in Prince scoring for the Ale. Late in the second quarter, rushing yardage to 152, while Valley Fall Fair last weekend In ibis Erie Brorup Rupert's end. Bill Warcup Coaches are also needed for some house Ioaw Running back Terry Montreal took over the ball Metealt and the other Argos photo. High Point Jr. B. and C Rider was Tommy kicked a penalty to open the loam. Apply T.M.H.A., Box 121, Terrace, B.C. Metcalf scored two touch- on the Toronto43 and rushers gained only77 yards. Rinsma second half scoring, and Ken downs on passes from O'Leary made a spectacular qyarterback Tony Adams one-handed catch of a and Adams connected on Barnes pass to pick up 38 another major score on slot- yards and set up his fiveyard back Dan Huclack. Ian run for the second touch- Seater booted a field goal, a down. single and three field goals While Adams had im- Toronto's first touchdown pressive passing statistics, on a t0-yard Adams pass to completing 27 of 39 attempts Metealf was set up when for 297 yards, :urnovers Montreal's Dickie Harris proved ccetiy for the Argos. was called for pass in. The Argos mounted a terferenco against Toronto comeback et their own in the receiver Dwight Edwards in last half of the final quarter the Montreal end zone. Sun- Rei with Adams throwing six ter's 39-yard field goal, yards to Metcalf and five which made the score 10.6, yards for Huclaek's score, came three plays after but the rally fizzled against a defensiveback Mike Kramer RED DOT SALE III determined Ala defense. picked off a Barnes pass. Soon after MeteaIPs touch- Toronto's Paul Bennett down, Montreal's Jim fumbled on the kickoff• Burrow intercepted an return to open the second Adams' pass to set up half and Montreal's Nick Swoct's second field goal Arakgi recovered to set up from 27 yards and putting O'Leary's third touchdown SAVE UP TO $13.33 the Als in front 28-18with less less than two minutes into than two minutes remaining, the third quarter. ON TERRIFIC DRESSES; it's eight each Montreal Expos and St. the seventh inning John Louis Cardinals extended Curtis held San Diego to four their National League hits in eight innings.plus as baseball winning streaks to the Giants defeated the eight and five games, Padres 3-1. respectively, Tuesday and Bob Homer keyed a three- S~n Francisco Giants ended run seventh inning with a k, -. me skid. two-run double as Atlanta ~o,I ~ Larry Parrish, Chris Braves snapped a five-game Speier and Dave Cash drove losing streak with a 7-6 fifthinning runs to pace victory over Cincinnati, Meatreal to a 5-1 victory dropping the Reds into over New York Mets, ex- second place in the National tending the Expos' winning League West. streak to s club record.tying Houston recaptured the eight games. top spot by trouncing Los Rudy May, 82, yielded one Angeles Dodgers 9-4. Lula run and six hits in 51-3 in- Pujola led the 16-hit Astroo nings before receiving relief ettack with a double, triple help from Dale Murray and and two runs hatted in. Bill Atkinson as the second- In the American League, place Expos moved within Willie Randolph scampered two games of idle Pittsburgh home from second base with Pirates in the National the winning run on a I.~ague East. throwing error by Ted Meanwhile, Pete Sizemore as New York Yuckovich fired an eight- Yankees edged Boston Red hitter and the Cardinals Sox 3-2. scored four unearned runs to Veteran Jerry Koesman defeat Chicago 6.4 for their hurled a two-hitter to lead fifth straight victory and the Minnesota Twins to a 5-1 Cubs' fifth straight loss. victory over Kansas City Vuckovlch survived a thrce- Royals. Bobby Bonds drove run ninth inning to record a in four rum with a home run eareerhigh 13th victory. and a single to pace Rob Andrews delivered a Cleveland Indians over tiebreaking two-runsingle in Detroit Tigers 5.3. Club has hammer PHILADELPHIA (AP) -- demand before merger. The worm has turned in the Another change is that National Hockey League as draftees are signed to what Brian Propp, a No. 1 draft has become known as the choice, learned in signing two-way contract. If they with Philadelphia Flyers. make the NltL club, they get The club, not the player, the full contract. If they're wields the negotiating scat to the minors, they get hammer these days as a half. Previously, if they were result of the World Hockey sent to the minors, they still Association going out of collected the full amount. business. The Flyers announced "It certainly is a new ball Tuesday the signing of game," Watters said. "The Propp, four other draft picks last two weeks l've and a free agent. They also discovered I have to rely disclosed that Bernie strongly on my relationship Parent, their one-time with the general managers." premier gnaltendor forced to retire because of an eye Wattere is assistant to injury, has been made an Alan Engloson, head of the assistant coach. Players' Association, Reg. price: $24.99 - $39.99 Other playero signed in and has assumed much of addition to winger Propp y the contract negotiations were defenceman Blake formerly conducted by Wesley, winger-centre Engleson. Lindsay Carson, winger Don Gillen, winger Gordie "The important thing is to Williams and free agent try and get a signing bonus SALE: $16.66 - $26.66 Fred Wlllams, a conire. e,tusl to the length of the Contract terms were not contract," Wafters said. "If disclesed. the contract isn't satisfac- Bill Wafters of Toronto, tory, we sign for one year SPOT THE DOT AND SAVE! and take an option and then who negotiated Propp's mmmms contract, said No. I draft get out, It's certainly dif- V/SA SALE ENDS SAT., SEPT. 8 choices are getting about 8o ferent to hammer out a con. SKEENA MALL ONLY per cent of what they could tract (now)." i