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/6t VSV-1 :'~ B.C. Tel on strike •i Local members of the the adoption of the CABLE CUT Telecommunications recommendations of A cable south of Workers Union employed mediator Dr. Noel Hall, Nanaimo on Vancouver • ~ at B.C. Telephone •who issued his report in Island was cut Wed- Company joined in a June. nesday, disrupting tele- prownce-wide strike by Disagreement on the phone services on walking off the job issue of contracting out Gabriola Island. The yesterday. led to a breakdown in damage also disrupted Pickets formed outside negotiations last week. services for about 75 the B.C. Tel offices on Company sl~kesman customers in Nanaimo Kalum Thursday .mor- Jim Peacock stud the day and knocked local radio started with about 3,000 station CHUB off the air ni~'roughoht the workers off the job. for two hours. province, 10,000 members "Less than three hours ~j ~ I~ of theTWU staged walk- before shift started, the It was the third cable- outs in an escalation of remaining 7,-000 in the slashing incident near the their rotating strike bargaining "unit were Vancouver Island city action. either forced to leave since 280 union members About 800 of the their jobs by pickets walked off the job there striking workers are posted outside their of- earlier this week. t employed at Canadian fices or were called off "It was an emergency work by shop stewards," situation over there," Telephones and Supplies, he said. a subsidiary o~ B.C, Tel said Matthews. "Those t. which has its bead office He said about 1,500 oeople were completely in B.C. Tel headquarters supervisors have been isolated. (They rely on in Burnaby, B.C., and dispatched to various Nanaimo for hespitalser- which employs about parts of the province to vises)." 1,200 workers throughout assist about 500 super- Matthews said services the province. visors already working to were restored early this The other 9,200 workers provide essential ser- ~norning. are employed in B.C. Tel vices. He also said Wed- operations. The strike came after nesday's snow storm B.C. Tel bad announced a increased the load on HAVE NO CONTRACT $5,000 reward for in- already-strained ser- The workers have been formation leading to the vices. Long-distance calls without a contract since arrest and conviction of were up by 15 per cent Dec. 31, but today's was anyone responsible for and directory-assistance the first full-scale strike damaging company use increased by about 10 action. The union favors property. per cent, he said.

: : Braving the cold and snow, local members of the Telecom- office on Kalum yes.terday. ~:~_ munleations Workers Union picketed in front of the B.C. Tel

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VOLUME 71 NO. 143 20c FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 25, 1977 Hydro settled Cabinet shuffle ThVANCOUVER (CP) -- prepared to accept e. Interr~tional .... :..... : Albertini's:recommenda.... Brotherhood of Elec~ical tions which already had .... distributestransportation Workers and British gained the acceptance of Columbia Hydro and the IBEW Local 258's LANGLEY, B.C. (CP) Bawlf will assume Davis will take over Power Authority reached negotiating committee. Premier Bill Bennett responsibility for the responsibilty for a contract agreement announced a change in British Columbia Ferry rOVincial air services Thursday before the NEEDED SIGNING the areas of responsi- Corp., replacing Tran- om Mrs. McCarthy...... ii¸ bility involving three sport Minister Jack union's threatened noon The union said a Premier Bennett said strike deadline. memorandum of cabinet ministers. Davis and Provincial .. ,i¸ Secretary and Tourism that because the Crown agreement had to be ferry service is of such signed by noon Thursday Bennett told a news Minister Grace Mc- Union business agent conference that Carthy assumes re- vital concern to Van- to avoid the planned mass couver Island residents, a Doug Cronk said terms of walkout today. Recreation. and Con- sponsibility for the B.C. the agreement will be servation Minister Saw Steamship Corp. cabinet minister from an forwarded to the union's Cronk said the deadline island constituency 2,500 members. Voting was set because union should be responsible for will take place by marl' membership meetings New Courthouse the ferry corporation. and results should be had been scheduled for known in three weeks. Bawlf rel~resents a the day, for Terrace Victoria riding. Cronk said Wednesday The union, which A $2.5 million cour- public, judges chambers, Bennett said Davis has that the union will represents electricians, thouse for Terrace was registry staff, lawyers, carried an extremely recommend acceptance operators and truck announced by Attorney- court reporters, sheriff's heavy load since his drivers employed in the general Garde Gardom officers and probation "%1 of the settlement pro- appointment to the sed by mediator Ken generation, transmission yesterday. Construction officers. cabinet in December, ~ bertini. and distribution of is expected to start in the Although the location 1975. electrical power spring with completion has not been chosen, the throughout B.C., served for the three~ourtmom Attorney-General's Davis will continue to . !/!!iiL~-: He said details of the strike notice Sept. 9. The complex in two years. department has asked the be responsible for B.C. /ii':':":~iagreement would not be previous contract expired The building will house B.C. Building Corp. to Hydro and the B.C. released until after the March 31. Supreme, County, assess various,land op- Energy Commission. ~ vote results. However, Provincial and Family tions. Bawlf, speaking in • Labor Minister Allan Wil- Albertini reported out courts. Supreme Court The courts are now all Victoria, said he liams has said it is a two- of the dispute Oct. 19, but will share a full-sized in one room of the welcomed the challenge year agreement within in an unusual move by courtroom with a jury rovincial government to take over respon- federal Antilnflation Labor Minister Allan box with County court. ~uilding on Lakelse Ave. sibility for the ferry Board guidelines. Williams, he was asked to Provincial Court will be There is no Supreme corporation and added propose settlement terms given a full-sized cour- court facility in terrace. that his appointment was Negotiators for the two to break the deadlock in troom without a jury box. The courthouse moved no criticism of Davis' Ryan Stokes is holding up an empty Christmas time.• Bowlers have been s:, ~.s continued their negotiations. Family court will have to the present sight in performance. stocking in hopes that people will get asked to get pledges on an hourly dis, ,ssions Thursday a smaller room to hold early spring to make He said he will have a out to support the Lions Bowl-a-then basis for a four-hour or marathon follo~ "~g a Hydro an- Most of the items in hearings. room for expanded plan ready in thespring this weekend. All money raised will bowl. The lanes are free to the nounce:.'ent Wednesday dispute were non- Accomodation will also RCMP offices in the for the future direction of go towards the Empty stocking fund bowlers as are refreshments. that the ( -nwn utility was monetary, be provided for the Municipal hall. the ferry corporation. to help the needy in Terrace around Vandalism rampant in Terrace: committee hopes to correct situation BY Donna Vallleres Acting Mayor Doug A number of teachers occur, it makes teachers other town of its size in courts. If one of these reported incidents of vandalism. Herald Staff Writer Mumford. showed up at the think of moving to a the province and has breaks down, thw whole willful damage, corn- The biggest obstacle to meeting, commenting different community, one increased faster, system will break down, pared to 165 for that a solution is the difficulty Vandalism is on the Selder explained that afterward on the high teacher said, adding Shelford said. he said. period in 1970. As an in catching offenders, he increase in Terrace and the meeting was called to incidence of vandalism Terrace may lose some example, there were 31 said. Even with stepped about 100 people who got find out who is interested affecting teachers. gthood teachers because of New legislation Staff Sgt. Dick Latta of incidents reported in up patrols and foot tired of smashed windows in finding a solution to the is. brought in this year the Terrace detachment September. patrols the vandal can and damaged cars got problem of vandalism, "Merchants aren't the which gives the courts the RCMP said that van- escape the scene faster together at a Chamber of and judging from the only segment of the "I just don't know what Wer to sentence youth- dalism in Terrace is a Vandalism in Terrace than he can be caught. Commerce sponsored turnout, a great many community who have to do," he said, ex- offenders to training problem, but added that covers a whole range of meeting Tuesday night to people are. been vandalized," one plaining that vandalism camps is a step in the there are very few places damages, StaffSgt. Latta One way the police can discuss what to do about teacher explained. is part of a larger right direction, he added, in the province that have said, but the most be more effective is the problem. "The meeting was a problem facing society .... not shown increases, common are broken Shelford asked for through public co- start," Selder said, and it He said it is "very operation, Staff Sgt. upsetting" when teachers Adults' expectations of more community support Terrace has shown a storefront windows and "It's got to be dealt was decided to get young people are not hish for such programs as 100 per cent increase in damage to cars. Latta said, adding that something going on a have tires slashed and with and it's got to be enough_, the teacher stud. Weewanee Camp near vandalism over the last When asked what the people seem more willing stopped," according to positive manner. A headlights kicked in, and "Vandals are not being to come forward by committee to be co- spoke of several incidents Kitimat, a program year, but staff Sgt. Latta possible solution to Bernie Selder, chairman held responsible for their which attempts to en- cautioned against relying vandalism Staff Sgt. reporting complaints. of the panel. ordinated by the chamber when teachers' actions." will be struck to in- properties have been courage young offenders too heavily on statistics Latta answered, "I to stay within the law. which can be misleading, haven't a clue." "People are tired of. The panel was made up vestigate the problem. damaged forcing hun- Skeena MLA Cyril being apathetic," he said. of Skeena MLA Cyril dreds of dollars to be Shelford said vandalism Vandalism in Terrace Shelford, Terrace RCMP Non only does van- spent on repair costs, is "one of the penalties There are three things is "no more appalling Police officers across The committee will be staff Sgt. Kick Latta, dalism affect the we pay for a permissive which make law en- than anywhere else," he B.C. are facing the same formed in the near future Arnold Brenner of the business community, b0t When incidents of society." forcement workable, stated, problem and are trying to investigate ways of Terrace Communities is also a major problem vandalism against Vandalism in Terrace Shelford stated -- the Figures from January several solutions in an decreasing the threat of Correctional Centre, and for teachers in Terrace. teachers continually is now higher than any police, the people and the to September show 287 attempt to decrease vandalism in Terrace. t

PAGE 2, THE HERALD, Friday, November 25, 197; Booster cables might cause damage Haphazard use of Attach one end o! the booster cables to jump- second jumper cable to start a disabled car can the negative terminal of cause personal injury or the booster battery and damage the car's elec- the other end to some trical system, according part of the engine in the to the B.C. Automibile car being started. This Association. final connection should be at least a foot from the If you are going to battery (to avoid sparks attempt it, follow the which could cause an Renewal directmns exactly. If you explosion) and must be Sacred Heart Parish of The Renewal will be led have any doubts about on a piece of metal that is Terrace will hold a week by Father Joseph McCart what to do, let a not painted, chrome- long •Parish Renewal OMI from Arnprior, Ont. ~rofessional mechanic plated, heavily rusted or Nov. 26 to Dec. 2. All McCart is an Oblate andle it, warns the auto coated with grease. parish activities and father who taught at St. club. Robbed of valuable heat-because programs will be Patrick's High School in Some English or older suspended for this week, Ottawa for several years. Jump-starting permits a dead or weakened Canadian or American old-fashioned insulation is no longer enough to including bingo Men. For the past two years, cars are grounded Nov. 28. McCart has done mission battery to borrow star- protect you against the soaring costs of fuel and ting power from a fully positive. In this case The conference will work at Galilee Com- reverse the jumping begin at 7:30 p.m. week munity near Arnprior charged one. When used energy. It leaves gaps in your home's defences. correctly, booster cables, procedure, connecting nights and will be and has lead several the negative terminals followed by mass. retreats. a set of two cables with And that costs you money every day. And every night! metal clamps on the end first. Then connect the of each, can prove in- itive terminal of the But now there's an easy way to build valuable for en ~)o~ster battery with the emergency start. The engine block of the car permanent dollar savings into your home-with UIC to be cables can cost anywhere with positive ground. STYROFOAM =:` SM brand insulation. Strong, light from $4 to $27. The BCAA Start the engine of the suggest the following boosting vehicle, a fast boards of blue STYROFOAM SM put savings in monitored guidelines: idle is best, and then Follow the directions attempt to start the your ceilings, floors, roof, basement and walls. By GINNY GALT that it has paid benefits to on jump-starting given in disabled ehccle. If it fails OTTAWA , (CP) -- claimants who were not the owner's manual for Drop in and ask us for your free copies of the AuditorGeneral J.J. • to start, check all con- entitled to such benefits the disabled vehicle. Do nections and try again. Macdonell says he will and that the amount of not borrow a manual for a fully-detailed booklets on how to do-it-yourself monitor the Unem- Don't operate the starter such overpayments not different make, model or form more than 20 with STYROFOAM SM...the most efficient heat- ployment Insurance previously identified by year of car. Commission's efforts to the commission's regular seconds, allowing it to and money-saving insulation you can bu' I. improve its financial rest and cool off between control activities is most Batteries of the two tries. If it still won't start, controls following the likely to be approxi- vehicles must bo of the Protect your home /~6 commission's disclosure chances are that mately $95 million." same voltage. Never something else is wrong that benefit over- The commission had attempt to jump-start a against heat robbery...and/~ml]~rlv//]~=7~ ments might have or the dead battery is gy estimated in February 12-volt battery from a six complicated by an ac- save money through all / ~L~E~_ _~L~.~ en as high as $157.8 that there were 445,884 volt or vice versa. companying malfunction. million last year. overpayment eases in Voltages are susuaily ° The commission said in 1978 worth $62.8 million. found on battery cases. Once the disabled its 1978 financial The bulk of that had been When in doubt, count the vehicle is operating statement, audited by recovered. cells. A 12-volt battery again, quickly dWsconnect Macdonell, "the com- The final 1976 financial will have six caps; a six- the cables in the reverse mission has established statement said "because volt will have three. order they were put on, of the large number of first removing the claimants to be Park the boosting negative cable from the Ruling monitored, control vehicle close to the str- engine block of the car procedures are selective naded vehicle so the two with the weak battery. If you are interested in buying or building a rather than universal in batteries can easily be When removing jumper STYROFOAM*SM new home, ask your builder about the Super confirms application and the re- reached with the cables, cables, be careful of THE LIFETIME INSULATION Insulation System, identified by this symbol. quirement for prompt but do not allow the moving engine com- service has influenced vehicles to touch. ponents such as belts and advice the commission to rely Remove jewelry such inns. DOW CHEMICAL OF CANADA, LIMITED mainly upon control ac- as rings and metal watch ?"'~STi*JOHN'S, Nfid. (CP) tivities which take place bands. Put both vehicles Remember, cautions ,.'g;--:~, A ruling by the after claimants have in parkor neutral and the BCAA, jump-starting Supreme Court of Canada begun to receive apply the parking brakes. is only an emergency TERRAI)E BUlLI)III6 SUPPLIERS LTD. against the Saskatche- benefits." Turn off the ignition and measure. Teh battery wan government con- TOOK SAMPLE all electrical accessories. and the electrical system 8003 Graham Avenue, Terrace firms legal advice The commission said it Keep sparks and flames should be checked already obtained by based its estimate of an away from batteries and professionally as soon as ALBERT& MAOI)AFFERVLTD. TERRAOEO0-OP LTD, Newfoundland that the additional $95 million in do not smoke. possible, even if you do ~rovince not tax overpayments on "the Remove filler caps and get your vehicle started 4805 Highway 16 West, Terrace Terrace ydroelectricity exported results of a statistical top up batteries with temporarily. to Quebec, Energy Min. sample of claimants to water if they are very ister Brian Peckford said whom benefits were paid low. Blow across the top today. in 1976." of the battery to dispel The Supreme Court There were ap- any accumulation of gas. declared unconstitutional proximately three million Do not attempt to start a Saskatchewan legislation individual claimants who car with a frozen battery. imposing a mineral in- received benefits in 1976. Place a cloth over the come tax and crude oil The commission said in uncapped yen holes of surcharge. The court its financial report the both batteries. ordered the Saskat- results of its statistical Determine polarity. On chewan government to sample also "indicate jumper cables, cable pay back more than $500 that in a significant clamps, battery ter- million collected from number of cases, the minals or battery cases, various oil companies. commission did not Positive connections are Peckford said the diea completely adhere to its frequently identified by a of imposing a similar administrative red color, the symbol of a royalty surcharge on procedures in the proc- plus sign, the letter "P" Newfoundland power essing of continuing or "Pos". Negative exported to Quebec from benefit payments and connections are Churchill Falls in that some part of the designated by a black Labrador would not stand tl It amounts so paid could color, the symbo!,Neg,, up before the courts, in represent further the letter "N" or wew of the Saskatchewan overpayments." One battery terminal is ruling. The unemployment grounded-connected by The minister said the insurance program is wire to the car's body or Saskatchewan decision financed by contributions engine block. The other Male small talk for 35C or shows that legal advice from the government, terminal wire will lead to indicating Newfoundland employees and em- the solenoid or starter. should not impose a tax is ployers. Of the ap- The grounded wire, in sound. proximately $3.3 mbillion most cases, is negative. paid in benefits last year, Attach one :lumper the government's share cable between the two Pastel was about $1.4 billion. positive terminals.

FOR PRIVATE USE OR BUSINESS show AUTOVEST Nan Harrison and Before you buy, investigate the advantages of this rent- :t3 Nadine Asante will be co- to.own plan. All monies paid apply to purchase. Why hostessing a show of tie up your cash or borrowing power, let and last pastel art by "Hugo" at months rent and drive away. the R.E.M. Lee Theatre EXAMPLES foyer from 7 to 10 p.m,, Based on 36 month lease Friday, Nov. 25. Hugo is a well-known 78 F 250 pickup 178 Econoline Van 78 C 100 Chev pu $148.00per month ! $136,00per month $129.00per month Vancouver artist and a lease end price lease end price native of the west coast, lease end price $2,175.00 $1,975.00 $1,S75.00 She has held shows at the or simply return l or simply return or simply return Queen Elizabeth Theatre in Vancouver, Vancouver !78 Camaro HT 78 Zephyr Sedan 78 Dodge Van Tourist Bureau and the $139.00per month $124.00per month $129.00per month lease end price lease end price lease end price University of British $2,02S.00 $1,825.00 $1,875.00 Columbai, or simply return Recognized as one of or simply return or simply return the finest pastel artists in 18 Fiesta 3 dr. 78 F150 4 x 4 78 Rids Cutlass B.C. Ters long distance can dial direct (112) to most down this weekend. And B.C., Hugo's work is $99.00 per month S155.00per month $139.00per month weekend rates have really got places in British Columbia* spread a little cheer.~ owned by private lease end price lease end price lease end price $2,275.00 $2,025.00 people talking. for just 35¢ or less per minute collectors all over the $1400.00 world, or sim~l~ return or simply return or simply return Because between 5 p.m, (minimum charge 23¢ per call). |l,'tl The pastels are un- FOR FURTHER INFORMATION Friday and 5 p.m. Sunday you So call up when rares are framed to allow people to Rue.TEL choose their own colors CALL LARRY HAYES. RICHARDS and minimally priced to COLLECT 987-7111 make good Christmas BE LMONT LEASI NG LTD. gifts. !160 MARINE DRIVE *Rate dues nut apply un calls hum the OK Tel area. cure tel, mutt'l, hutel and tu mine Nurthem F~ints n~t served by B.C. Tel. Everyone is invited to NORTH VANCOUVER, B.C.D.00479A attend. 1

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TERRACE daily herald ' No change in store Victoria Report I Cyril Shelford General Office • 635-6357 Published by The first phase of the Food Inquiry Is Over which C'rculation • 635-6357 Sterling Publishers included public hearings for those who wished to for Quebec Liberals • present their views and for Comapny's that were invited to present their views to give .the Committee Montreal Le Devoir: militants--whose thought reflected sufficiently on which this congress information on the working sof the maustry. In most PUBLISHER... W.R. (BILL) LOISELLE Those who expected loosely reflects middle- their past short-comings, posed. cases cooperation has been excellent. At the same Quebec's Liberal party to class consciousness--are their elitism, their It is not enough for the EDITOR... JULIETTE PROOM time the hearings were going on, our neseareh people undergo a radical worried about govern- distance from the people, Liberal Party to defend were working full time gathering information on cost Published every weekday, at 3212 Kalum St., Terrace, transformation during its ment intervention .... and their manipulative the federalist option, that of production, processing, rngmnal mark up. indif- B.C. A member of Varified Circulation. Authorized as weekend congress were Concerning the tendencies. is necessary. "it must be ferent areas to compare with Alberto and me Nor- second class mall. Registration number 1201. Postage deceiving themselves. If collective project which Prof. Trent also the party of involved and thwest U.S.A. It will be interesting when all this in. paid in cash, return postage guaranteed, the Liberals were to is expectedto culminate warned the Liberals reformist liberalism formation comes together, which is expected to be regain power next week, in Quebec's independ- about a double obsession: rather than elitist and completed in three months, however some may take a their program would be NOTE {)F COPYRIGHT ence, the Liberals are the leadership race (as if conservative little longer. similar to the one we opposed to the "Quebec of they were looking, were liberalism."... The U.S. Department of Agriculture came out with a The Herald retains full, complete and sole copyright know from their recent liberties," specifically waiting for a saviour "on To become once again report last week indicaUng me.average t;anaman in any advertisement produced and.or any editorial or past. Like many individual liberties .... a white horse") and the this reform party, a party spends less of his or her dispesame income on food photographic content published In the Herald. democratic parties in the Of all the excellent question of the with which the people tiian any otber country in the world, according to this Reproduction is not permitted without the written Western world, they lean speeches heard, that referendum. might identify, the report the average ind;ustrlal worker spends only 13 permission of the Publisher. toward a conservative made by Prof. John Trent in addition many ob- Liberal party can't limit per cent of disposable income on food., down from.17 liberalism. should serve as a lesson servers fear that the itself to fighting the Parti ~r sent three years ago. Some people watching me Private sector and practical guide for conquest of power is Quebecois and its ideas. inquiry are a little contused between the Committee initiative is supported at them. He didn't hesitate being put well before the It must also prepare its Public Hearings and Research studies being_ done all levels; individual to tell them that the study of changes in plan for society. throu~lt questionnaires that ask hundreds of RCMP scandal liberties aye exalted; na- image of the Quebec Quebec society and of This challenge will only questions, to be followed through with interviews tional and collective Liberal party wasn't very policies better adapted to really be met the day good because the where further information is needed. All research is aspirations are either social and economic when the Liberals. will being done with the view of continuing up-date of in. called into question or population did not conditions .... Anothez have chosen a leader who another distinguish the changes in formation that can and will be a quide to future openly denounced; in- observation of Prof. will incarnate this plan governments as to Prod~tion.costs and market creased state powers are the party's policy. Trent's hit even more at and open new avenues. The Liberals have not trends in the U.S. North West and western t;anada, as feared and society's the heart of the problem ...--Michel Roy (Nov. 21) I see, our main function on the committee is tryrying Watergate to find ways for the Government to maintain a stable By GARRY FAIRBAIRN ind;ustry at all levels; production, processing, WASHINGTON (CP) -- The Washington Post, wholesale and retail. There is no question that this whose zeal in exposing the Watergate scandal won it willr equlre far more plmulng and coordination international acclaim, maintains the RCMP per- between all levels that seen in the past. There is formed the same kind of illegal acts that former simply no point in the Government .e~ouraging president Richard Nixon's aides and officials did. production and processing unless there m long term But, in a lead editorial on the RCMP scandals, the assurance of sales. This year we have seen two clear newspaper applies a different standard to the examples of this weak esa with the closing of the Hog Canadian misdeeds, saying in effect that the Canadian slaughter plant in Vancouver and the recent problem government and "Canada's FBr' had excuses for with the possible closing of the potato plant in Rich- their actions. mond, which could leave 14,000 tons of potatoes on the The Post says "the Canadian police scandals seem, farms with no place to go. to an American eye, strikingly similar to the history of All of these things affect the employment of our abuses that go under the name of Watergate." But it people and will require definite govemmant policy adds that Canadian political reaction is muted and andplanning to maintain stable employment and "the present government under Prime Minister production. The makret system which served society Pierre Trudeau will certainly survive." well for several decades has been largley destroyed by Trudeau's political survival would come despite the many restrictions of Government regulations and the fact that the RCMP "have been guilty of burglary, concentration of market power in the hands of a few. stealing political records, illegally opening mail and The ~estest danger is where one powerful retailer political harassment that on one occasion went as far 1,1, can import cheap products for shorterm which as arson." destroys our production units then increases costs in "The Trudeau government knew all about it from the long term to our consumer and risks shortages in the beginning." 1'051 CAt D/ the future. It also leaves their competitors, loyal to RECALL FLQ B.C. products, at a disadvantage. This is the most The reason for the difference in the reactions of the serious issue to be faced by the Committee members U.S. and Canadian publics to similar abuses, in The because unless solutions can be found in this area, the Post's view, is that in 1970 members of the Front-de Minister's target of 65 per cent self-suffieciency can't Li:beration du Quebec kidnapped two men and mur- be achieved.Tho use of House Brands by the major dered one, Quebec Labor Minister Pierre Laporte. chains can be dangerous for the local processing in- "In the midst of that crisis, the Canadian govern- dustry and partly ire reason for many processing meat discovered that it knew nothing about the kid- plants going under in the last few years. This area will nappers or their organizations or their political be looked at with care by the Committee and the milieu. The government told the Mounties that it could Research Staff in the next few months. Our future not afford to continue in that ignorance. poUey concerns must be to insure production of a high "Everything that has happened since then reflects quality ann nutrtritional product at a reasonable price the torment of a government trying to cope with the. to the consumer at all times, which will aisomAintain threat of terrorism. a hgih level of employment in the industry. We should "The transgressions of the Nixon White House were never allow ourselves to be entirely dependent on aimed either at the Democratic presidential cam- foreign supply as we can see the results of that with paign or at subversion that existed nowhere but in the high coffee prices and the 10 per cent increase of most imagination of Mr. Nixon himself. In Canada the fruit and vegetables due to the devaluation of the terrorist episode was brief but it was real." Canadian dollar, which will go even lower yet, likely to But if an isolated act of violence in 1970 can be cited :84 cents. Thai will greatly affect most food prices due by The Post to justify what the newspaper sees as to our eependence on foreign supply and a situation I blatantly-illegal abuses of power in following years, warned about as far back as 1971 with few people what of Nixon's excuses for his administration's inside Government or out, listening. burglary and political harassment? As Nixon's defenders have frequently noted, the Oil hopes rest Enemies winners in security issue !ii~iiii•I' . • ' in Atlantic porters. Ottawa, -- There has The Conservative and and th~ NDP have done That's only one TORONTO (CP) -- Farther north, an REJECT EXCUSES been only one winner in New Democratic Op- nothing more than that -- example, the marl. Canada's best hopes for environmental study In turning their backs on Nixon most Americans ap -~ the political firestorm position in its Watergate- weaken Canada's There are others, major new oil reserves lie announced by the federal peared to have concluded that such turmoil was not that swept Parliament like zeal to uncover defences against where the security in areas off the northeast government could further sufficient excuse for Watergate and other White House over the security issue. scandal has managed terrorists, subersives and procedures, now exposed, coast of Newfoundland delay exploration drilling operations. Perhaps the most intolerable ot And the one clear only to bare some of the espionage -- cheered on will have to be disman- and off Labrador and m an area where en- winner has been undercover operations of by a largely hysterical tled and others put into presidential actions was that Nixon lied to the Canada's enemies. Baffm Island the vironmental studies American people. the security, intelligence and irresponsible place. president of Imperial Oil already are taking place, Because Canada was not involved in anything like and counter-espionage national news media. And what has it ac- Ltd. said Tuesday. he said. the Vietnam war, The Post says, Canadians did not "There are people services of the Armed complished for the 0p- J.A. Armstrong said Armsturng siad experience the same erosion of trust in government within and outside this Forces, the RCMP, and position and the national • the estimated governments must find a other establishments set Together the political and "Canadian attitudes toward the Mounties are country," an old friend opposition in Parliament media? recoverable off potential way of speeding up the very similar to American attitudes two decades ago high in the Canadian up .to preserve and and the bird-dogs of the Public contempt for in the eastern offshore decision-making process security and intelligence protect the safety of the their attempt to soil the region could range from and "the many time- toward the FBI and the CIA." state. "investigative" media The newspaper also finds consolation in RCMP service observes sadly, have damaged to an reputation of an honored three billion to 26 billion consuming consultative c]tansiness, saying "whatever the Mounties' offences "who are dedicated to its incalculable degree, institution, an important barrels, "which would procedures involved in there's one thing that you have to say for them: they dismemberment and Her Majesty's sup- perhaps even tem- part of the very history of put it in the North Sea petroleum development ff did it all terribly ineptly." The Post does not remark destruction." posed loyal Opposition porarily destroyed the Western Canada. catefory." we are to have a hope of on the skill of the burglars who were caught at nation's security system. And proof that the But getting the oil to meeting our national Watergate. public no longer can be market would pose a energy target." whipped into a froth of The editorial concludes by saying "the time to start Take just one point, the outrage by self-seeking monumental problem, The seminar was worrying is when the political infiltration succeeds, Volunteer study mail. politicians and the Armstrong told delegates sponsored by the Toronto the harassment works, dissidents lose the elections During and since World national press, radio and to a seminar on Canada's investment house of Ottawa Le Drolt: The study of ~F~nch is a much War II- and likely long oil future. McLeod, Young, Weir police."and never a word is heard about the methods of the more significant experience when iti undertaken on before that -- Canadian TV. If early exploration is and Co. Ltd. Others might well say that when that stage is a voluntary basis. That's the t~ry of Ontario security has had access TrudeauPrime Ministermay have successful, oilproduction WilliamDaniel, reached it is too late to start worrying. Education Minister Thomas Wells ¢Ro is opposed to to the mails. "from the deep-water president of Shell Canada French becoming a compulsory Rubject in the touched the heart-nerve Atlantic will be con- Ltd.,saidthereflningand province's schools. ~ of all Canadians when he strained by the speed at marketing business in Not all the mails. Not said that in certain cir- which deep-water Canada has developed an ~'1~/~/~[~ He is not agalnst French, as one no~res well, butqute yours. Nor mine. Nor the cumstances when the production technology "infrastructure," which I simply against the idea of making it obligatory, people next door. safety of the state is at can be developed and by has enabled it to survive It's a question ofpsychology. But to "sensitive" stake, the police and the availability of hardships of recent Personally, I would have liked, when I went to mail, which they knew or security forces may have financial, manpower and years. school, that mathematics, algebra, geometry and suspected through long to break the law. material resources," he He said there has been arithmetic were optional subjects .... training and counter- The strange situation of I intelligence forces, as a the RCMP being pilloried said. too much government intervention in the past .~ But at that time, there was no Wells in the education channel of information by the politicians and the "Under the most but there is a growing i i ~ ~:!Ji!i!il discoveriesdepartmentofpsychology.and we didn't enjoy the modern terrorists,between subversives,espionage nationaltaking an press even hasstranger been favorable circumstances, awareness of the serious we think it will be the effects it has had on We believed that it was preferable that the agents and other enemies twist. early 1990s before oil can business. authorities decide what was good for students, with of the country. Some of the more move to market in large J.P. Gallagher, the result that we were forced to learn grammar, sensitive Conservatives, quantities." chairman of Dome arithmetic, geography, history and all the other Theseenemies- or at in better touch than Armstrong said the Petroleum Ltd., said subjects whose necessity is recognized today, but least enough of them for others with the public, dispute between the discoveries in the which might have constituted so many experiences so the Canadian security have sensed the resent- federal and Newfoun- Mackenzie delta and much more significant if we had be~n left to choose... ! services to worry about ment against this diand governments over Beaufort Sea regions Today, we know bettor. Perha~not everbody, but -- believed the marls smearing of the RXMP. the ownership of offshore have been especially were "safe" from even These worried Con- minerals in the encouraging. Wells in any case .... The onl~ thing which is not yet legitimately prying eyes. servatives have started a Newfoundlandand These discoveries clear, however, is why our minister insists onlimiting Now, thanks to the political backfire, Labrador areas is a indicate there will he only French to this meaningful experience, reckless opposition and suggesting that Prime major impediment to sufficient reserves during Would it not be more logical for him to say that the irresponsible national Minsiter Trudeau, intent exploration, the next three years to English is no longer obligatory in French schools, thus media they know it is not. on destroying the RCMP, in the case of Imperial~ support construction of a giving Frenchspeaking students an equal chance to So they will look for -- leaked or had his agents he said, this dispute and gas pipeline by 1983 to have significant experiences 9..... And some people will and certainly find -- leak information say say that in the education department, there are other channels." besmirching the force, other uncertainties have move delta and Beaufort two weights and two measures; that the education And our security forces and that some dumb delayed the company's gas via an all-Canadian 'Tve had a hard day, so don't make any smart minister is unimportant; or that his logic is all will have to start from Tortes and the NDP proposed east-coast route along the • ilhng program by at Mackenzie valley, he remarks while I'm carrying a cream pie" divided .... Guy Lacombe (Nov. 18) scratch rooting them out. stumbled into his trap. least a year. said. t , /

I HE HERALD, Friday, November 25, 1977, PAGE $ Molstar par set With a combined time recreational skiers of 55.120 seconds for two participating in the runs, Stewart Green of Molstar program can Grouse Mountain, receive comparable Sports Vancouver B.C., took ratings wherever the first place in the Molso, enter a Molstar event and Paeesetter Race, held cna measure their im- MANY FALLERS ARE from falls are elderly Monday, November 14th, provement throughout OLD persons--most of these at Sunshine Village, the season The victims in seven accidents occur in the Banff. Stewart was out of every 10 fatalities home. followed closely by Mike BEATS OUTSIDERS DesBrisay, of Paskapoo, SYDNEY (Reuter) -- and Don MacLachlan, of David Graham of DISTRICT OF TERRACE Lke Eden, with combined Australia ended forei~ times of 55.415 and 55.706 domination of NOTICE respectively. Australian Open golf CALL FOR TENDERS ~~~.~,,,:~.,.~#~..,~.,~...,~,~..:~...... , , .. championship Sunday Ninety-three when he won by three "ANIMAL CONTROL" professional ski in- strokes after a battle with structors, representing American veteran Don Sealed bids relating to the above contract the Molstar ski areas in Western Canada, took January over the final 18 will be accepted at the Municipal Offices part in the event. holes. Graham, 31, until 4:30 p.m. November 30th, 1977. In. played superb pressure terested parties are advised to view the golf at the Australian The Pacesetter Race is Club, Kensington, to win proposed contract(s) and-or obtain further the event in which the $200,000 tournament information at the Municipal Office, 5-3215 Western Canada's ski with a final round of one- Eby Street, during normal business hours. ) instructors compete to under-par 71. He became determine the 'par' for the first Australian to win Tenders must be submitted in sealed en- g the 1977-78 Molson the tournament since velopes addressed to the Clerk- Molstar program. The 1972. • winner, Stewart Green, Administrator and clearly marked "Tender has his time recorded as COACH EX- to Animal Control". The lowest or any '0', and all the other PERIENCED tender not necessarily accepted. competitors are han- Head football coach dicapped in relation to his Barry Switzer of Signed, time. In this way, all Oklahoma was a twoway E.R. Hallsor, Mosltar courses in player at Arkansas in the Clerk-Administrator Western Canada are hate 1950s, playing centre standardized so that and linehacker.

Ideal family home - full basement (ground floor) IV= baths, 3 bedrooms close to all schools. Phone B Parfltt for appointment to I view. Revenue Property, Duplex Comfortable family home, Minor hockey action fill ~he Terrace arena Saturdays. in good location on Vs acre close to schools and town. I of land, 3 bedrooms on each Fenced yard, full basement side, electric heat, Live in with rec room. Asking only High school area. Fully one unit and let the rental $3S,000. Phone B. Parfitt finished up and down, 6 income pay off the for appointment to view. bedrooms, 2 baths, property. Priced at fireplace, 139$ sq. ft.; low $$3,000. For an ap- taxes. These are ju~ a few Bowling News pointment to view call H. Beautiful home with lovely of the features that make Godlinski 635-S397. view overlooking town. this home worth seeing. Teem nighs went to the Leftovers on Monday mens betwee Overwaitea and 4077 Squad with 38 points. 3 bedrooms, large lot. This Situated in quiet ooigh- Priced at S53,000. Call H. bourhood with nicely Godlinski 635.5397. witt scores of ~ and I~, ~ ~l~l t0~k .mere highs Team highs went to the 4077 Squad with a single of 986 older home is located close Overlooking highway 25. L and triple of 2869. Rene LeFrancois roiled a 648 for to downtown shopping. To landscaped yard. Located wima, tr!pl~'oT ?'!"[ dhd:si~gl~,O~2:~~ml leaders are at 461S Weetvlew Drive. Country residence on half l~fto~ers with'~l"p0iiiiS follow~l i~y Bowling Center men's high triple while high single went to Roy Clif- view, phone B. Parfiff 635- acre lot. Has three ford with a 255. Ladies high triple went to Pat Hudson 4971. Price recently reduced to with 40 and Strikers with 38 points. $84,500. Call Frank bedrooms, fireplace, Windmills have 51 points and lead Monday mixed with a 664 while high single went to Kathy McLeod Skidmore, 635.5691, to airconditloning, carport, followedby Hopefulls with 40 points and Fed's with 38. with a 270. view. partially finished Windmills took team high triple with a 2816 total while Y.B.C. PeeWees have Pin Spliters leading with 38 basement. Call F. Skid- high single went to Gubba's with a 1016. D. Hong took points followed by Fonzies Gang with 37 and Good more for viewing. men's highs with a 707 and 290. Ladies high three went Guys with 35. Girls high single went to Kris Fairless Owner transferred. Ira. to G. Kirk with a 591. while high single went to S. with a 131 while girls high double went to Bridget 10, 18 & 20 acre parcels mediate occupancy. Three McLeod with a 227. Grant Livadney took boys highs within minutes from city bedroom home with two Struthers with a 242. Large, landscaped yard, limits. Paved road to Tbesday Coffe League has the Goofers out in front with a 179 and 302. plus 2 houses. One three fireplaces, carport, dish. subdivision, good gravel washer. Asking $52,900. with 51points. Team highs went to the Goofers with a Slow Pokes lead Bantams with 49 points followed by bedroom and one two road access to acreage lots. triple of 2774 and single of 992. Ladies high triple went Strikers with 37 and Tigers with 25. Robin Leclare bedroom located close to Rhone Frank Skidmore 635. Partially cleared. Phone $691. to Marg Mumford with a 657 while Dolores Eide had rolled a 133 for high single while high triple went to schools in Thornhill. B. Parfltt for further in- Ingrid Faber with a 342. Boys highs were split between Asking only $48,000. Phone Like a Sauna, need five high single with a 269. bedrooms, looking for formation. 635.4971. George Haugland Trucking leads Tuesday night the Samson brothers with Steven taking high single B. Parfitt for appointment privacy, then have a leekl mixed with 60 points followedby Old Timers with 54 with a 183 and Darren rolling a triple of 419. to view 635.4971. This home features all and No Names with 47 points. Old Timers took team Juniors have the Blue Angels leading with 48 points these and more. With 1400 high three with a 3001 while a 1963 rolled by George followed by Smile N Chuckles with 43 and Bee Gee's sq. feel on the main floor Haugland Trucking took the high single. Bud Lord with 37 points. Girls high single went to Eileen and 1650 in the basement walked off with mens highs with a triple of 726 and LeFrancnis with a 230 while Brenda Newman rolled a area there's loads of living single of 282. Ladies high triple went to Nora Haugland 563 for high triple. Terry Braun took Boys highs with a space for your family. ~. Let your kids leave the witha 658 while a 275 rolled by Mary Krug took high 231 and 557. Dual dining areas and a Looking for a good family mud snow and water in the single. Senior have Head Pins with 45 points for the lead MLS. 3 bedroom homeon 1 sundeck off the kitchen home, close to schools, basement. This home has Three points separate the leaders on Wednesday followed by Purple People Eaters with 40 points and acre of fully landscaped accent the family at- shopping and recreational that basement entrance Matinee. Coffe Slurpers have 53 points followed by the Goofs with 37. Doris Bellerose took girls highs with a land on Kerr Street. Home mesphere of this home. facilities. Here is a three you've always wanted, i Coffee Wippers with 50 points. Team high three went 564 triple and 211 single. Boys highs went to Dave Hill features, full basement. Drop-in and view it on bedroom, basement home Plus three bedrooms to the Coffee Simpers with 2471 while Gutter Tramps with scores of 226 and 590. Franklin fireplace, "Realscope" in our office on a large lot, listed at fireplace andcarport. Call had high single with an 870. Joyce Dye took ladies Results of Masters-Senior tournament are Master spacious kitchen. Phone B or give me a call and I'll $42,000.00. Call today and me today to have a closer Sherry Hill with Senior Barry Franzman and Doris Parfitt for appointment to bring it to your doorl Kelly see it on "Realscope". look. Kelly Squires 635- highs with a 608 triple and 225 single. Squires 635.7616. Kelly Squires 635-7616. 7616. Wednesday night ladies see Silhouettes leading with Bellerose with a team average of 2121 bowling a score view. 57 points followed by Road Runners with 54 and Jades of 2166. with 49. Jades took team high three with a 2670 total Remember this weekend the Lions Bowl-A-Then. while high single went to the Hot Shots with a 949. Support your favorite bowler and help the Lions make Joyee Ray rolled a 610 for high triple while high single someones Christmas brighter. went to Dianne Stark with a 290. Thursdya nixed has Sesame Street and Us tied for first with 49 points Kraek Pots follow with 45 points. THIS WINTER Team high three went to the Krack Pots with a 3258 1 WILL... while high single went to Tillieum Theatre with a 1138. Joe Widerman took Nems Highs with a tirple of 533 L-]SKI and single of 325. Ladies highs went to Chris' Coombs [7 SKNI'E with a 650 and 302. I:l 'I'OIK)(;(;AN As it Falls loads on Friday nite mixed with 51 points L3 SNOW SI lee followed by Five Pennies with 41 and a tie for third L7(:R(}SS ( :( )U N'I'RY SKI ORANTES DEFAULTS MANILA (Reuter) -- Sixthseeded Karl Metier of West Germany won the $75,000 Philippine in- ternational Grand Prix tennis singles title by , ,,a ] default when top-seeded _a Manuel Orantes of Spain FOR YOUR SUPPORTAT THE POLLS

withdrew Saturday i ' , I I • because of an ankle in- me HELMUT GIESBRECHT .= I jury. Meiler won top prize of $13,125 while Orantes ~amammmmamm=mm••a•m,••a-•••-••m•M received $6,525.

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i iii The Terrace Art Association Skeena District Girl Guides 48, SUITES' i!: FOR SALE: 1976 Dodge FOR SALE: 1967 I0x42 ft. 2 The Herald reserves the is sponsoring a free slide would like to announce the Coronet station wagon, 3 bedroom trailer. Good Webb .. right to classify ads under show and talk on Japanese opening of a Land Ranger FOR RENT .... seater, studded winter tires, condition, fully furnished. , appropriate headings and to crafts by craftsperson Company in the Thornhlll complete with 1 space , 2 Phone 635-3498. (P5-20) Refrigeration BASEMENT SUITE FOR set rates therefore and to Delvina Field, who has lust area. Girls between the ages FOR SALE: Acorn wheels (summer tires) 7500 determine page location. returned from Japan, at 8 of 14 and 18 who are In- Fireplace. Large size, good RENT: 3 bedroom, kitchen miles $4950. Phone 635-7088 4623 SOUCIE 635.2188 The Herald reserves the p.m., Friday, Nov. 25 in the terested please call 635-3061 condition. Split Leaf and living room, wall to wall after 4 p.m. (p2-18) 66. RECREATIONAL carpet. Close fo hospital, right fo revise, edit, classify Terrace Library Arts Room. or 638-1269 (ctf) philodendron (150 leaves). VEHICLES or reject any advertisement Everyone welcome. Phone 635.5163. (P3-10) school & town. Phone 635. FOR SALE: SKB Auto e and to retain any answers 3704. (p3-20) Salvage Motors; 77 Pontiac Authorized - Baby Clinic every Tuesday FOR SALE: 1976 Evinrude directed to the Herald Box FOR SALE: 44 Magnum 400 blue block 150 miles. 77 Service Depot. There Is a Christmas Bake starting at 1:30 p.m. snowmobile 400 cc, Slide rail Reply Service, andto repay Super Black Hawk revolver, 3 bedroom row housing Ford 302, 800 miles. 77 Repairs to Refrigerators and Craft sale at Co~p • Thornhill Baby Clinic every suspension like new. Asking the customer the sum paid c-w holster, loading suites. Full basement, 1V= Datsun 1400cc 2000 miles, 75 =reezers, Washer's, Dryers Shopping center Dec. 17th 2rid and 4th Friday af the $900. Phone 638-1977. (p3-19) for the advertisement and equipment, cleaning kit and baths, ~/~ block from schools. Ford 360 34,000 miles. 77 And Ranges (Saturday) from 10.6 p.m., Community Centre from 1: 30 box rontal. ammunition. Phone 635.3463 3 mln. walk from town. Chev 250 with 10,000 miles. (ctf) featuring many bake goods, • 4:00 p.m. FOR SALE: 1973 Ford v= ton Box replies on "Hold" after 5:30 p.m. (P3-18) Suitable for families. $250 For more Information. Call breads, canning, quilts, • Adult Clinics - Man. Wed. & Explorer -- camper special. CANADA SllIPS Instructions not picked up weaving, pillows, metal par month. 6 months lease. Ken 635-2333 (c5-21) Frl., from 3:00. to 4:00 p.m. Apply suite 118, 3530 Kalum. Extra 23 gal. tank, wired APPLES within 10days of expiry of an work, Christmas stockings FOR SALE: Electrohome heavy engine, auto. trans. • V.D. Clinic - 3:O0p.m. every (ctf) Canada ships more advertisement will be and wreaths and many stereo console In excellent VW Van, low mileage, radial Will take older V= ton in Man. & Thurs. condition. Phone 638.1640 than 2:/2 million bushels destroyed unless mailing more. tires, best offer. Rambler trade. Phone 638-1538. 3972 of apples to some 30 world Instructions are received. after 6 p.m. (c7-18) CEDAR PLACE 1965, best offer. Phone 635- Doble St. (P3-18) Those answering Box Thornhlll Jr. Secondary PARENTS IN CRISIS 4738 after 5 p.m. (c2-18) markets annually. Are you making your own APARTMENTS Numbers are requested not School concert band is 15' cubic ft. deep freeze used 1975 Dodge 3~ club cab 4x4, to send Originals of sponsoring a Bingo Thurs. life and your children's 2 winters $150 or best offer. FOR SALE: 1973a/~ ton Ford miserable? Do you con. 4931 Walsh Avenue V8 automatic P.S., P.B. , documents to avoid loss. Dec. 1 at 8 p.m. in the Phone 635.2877 after 6 p.m. Camper Special truck. Has 2 stantly yell at your children, Suite 113 camperized canopy and : NI claims of errors in Thornhill Junior S(~c()ndary on weekends only (stf) gas tanks, 2 batteries, Md:Oi i or hit them, or find It hard to bumpers $1500 wheels and i advertisements must be School Library. Admission Terrace, B.C. automatic, P.S., P.B., good control your angry feelings tires. 29,000 miles on it. REAL ESTATE : received by the publisher is $2.00 which includes the SUNDANCE 635-7056 condition. Firm $3200. toward them? Asking 56,900 Phone 574.4953 SERVICES : within 30 days after fho first first Bingo card and 10 cents FAMILY TRAMPOLINES ~qew 1, 2 and 3 bedroom Phone 635.7485. (c3.19) P.I.C.'s goal is to help you Surrey (c7-21) : publication. for each additional card per suites for rent. FHdge, become the loving con- A.J. McCaLL : It Is agreed by the ad- game. Prizes galore. Your No. 1 investment in stove, drapes, carpet, rec strucflve parent you really 1967 Volkswagon Beetle (Notary Public) ; vertlser requestlng space year round fun & fitness for area, sauna and pool table, 67, want to be. Stock must be seen to be that the liability of the THE TERRACE ART the whole family. (Indoor with security Interphone SERVICES All inqulres absolutely appreciated, rebuilt motor. 635-6131 Herald In the event of failure ASSOCIATION is sponsoring preschool models are now and elevator. Absolutely confidential. Excellent condition. $900 to publish an advertisement a pre.Chrlstmas sale of arts available.) The ideal Xmas no pets; (ctf) 3239-A KALUM ST Phone Mary or John 635.4419 firm Phone 635.2877 after 6 or in the event of an error and crafts on Dec. 3 from 5 giftl MOVING ??? Jane 638-8302. p.m. (stf) appearing In the ad- p.m. • 7 p.m. and on Dec. 4 KEYSTONE COURT CHECK BUDGET'S LOW vertisement as published from 10 a.m. - S p.m. In the Sundance Trampolines are FOR SALE: Ford F3S0 shall be limited to the Terrace Library Arts Room. weatherproof, compact for APARTMENTS ON E-WAY TRUCK RATES pickup 1 ton Super Camper rHROUGHOUT WESTERN amount paid by the ad. storage, maintenance free & Special 460 cubic inch, P.S. & THE TERRACE LITTLE CANADA. vertlser for only one In- fully guaranteed. Office No. 2 - 4603 SCOtt. P.B., air conditioning, dual correct Insertion for the THEATRE is presenting a One, two and three tanks and bafferles, large CALL TOLL FREE This four bedroom home i ¢. portion of the advertising Christmas program for Ornamental Iron outdoor Phone or write Sundance bedroom apartments. mags and tires, 14,000 high- situated on a view lot in a children and families, 112-800.663.3478 spaco occuplod by the In- railings, columns, balcony right away for free Laundry & storage area. way miles. Immaculate first class residential area. featuring the Three Little correct or omitted Item only, railing. 3972 Dobie St. Phone brochures. Near schools and down. condition. Asking $6,600 or House is vacant and Pigs, Santa Claus and music BU DGET RENT A TRUCK and that there shall be no 638.1538. (P3-18) town. Clean, quiet, best offer. Phone 635.2589 Trustee is looking for an liability to any event greeter on the afternoons of Dec. 10 SUNDANCE TRAM- spacious, security Iockup (c5-19) SOME SNAKI~S early sale. All reasonable and 11th In the Little Theatre than the amount paid for PATS KNITS POLINES and patrol. CHANGE offers will be considered. Building on Kalum. Please such advertising. Knitting Machine Sales 1358- SEYMOUR ST. 653- 1975 Pinto SW. New studded Make an appointment to pick up the 50c tickets at 635-5224 Like chameleons, some Advertisements m ust Lessons - Patterns - Ac- 4333 snow tires CB radio, 8 track view. This could be your McColls Real Estate, after (ctf) snakes have a limited comply with the British cessories VANCOUVER, B.C. VBB 3P5 AM-FM radio. 40,000miles. ability to change their chance for a good buy! Dec. I, to reserve a space. i ~: Columbia Human Rights Act Coned Yarn 39c oz. 638.1409 KALUM GARDENS Open to offers or will take coloration during the day. ~- which prohibits any ad- (cff4mo.18n) FOR SALE: Gold Nuggets 3 bedroom apartment for older vehicle and cash. ~i vertlslng that discriminates A committee of local people at 10c, 25c, 5Oc. MIn. order Phone 635.4556. (C6-18). interested in building a rent, some with basement :: against any Person because GOLDEN RULE $5.00. All orders C.O.D. and carport, private en- CLEARANCE SALE ~- of his race, religion, sex, complex fo house pre-school Odd jobs for the jobless. Complete satisfaction or FOR SALE: 1971 Mazda programs, day care, the trance and patio. To view OF :'~::- color, nationality, ancestry Phone 635.4535. 3238 Kalum money refunded. see full time caretaker at pick-up, $850.00, 1971 Datsun ~:. or place of origin, or because child.minding centre, an arts (ctf) Wm. W. Larkln pick-up $850.00, 1973 Ford EXPERIENCEDCARS and crafts area and other Apt. No.8 on Scoff Ave. east ~: his age is between 44 and 65 Canyon View F250 ~/~ ton, $1,950.00. 2609 Do you want horses, facilities for Interested of Kalum or phone 635.4841. ~ years, unless the condition Is Placer Mines Skeena St. or phone 635.6636. chickens, ducks, geese and groups, are meeting on Dec. ABLE ELECTRIC LTD. (ctf) 1966 Buick Sedan - justified by a bona fide Rock Creek, B.C. (C3-18) iother small farm animals 7, at 7:30 p.m. In the Daycare Refrigeraflve Contracting 1966 Chev Impala ;: requirement for the work and household repairs. (c15-21) FOR SALE: 1970 Mustan~l 1969 Fair Sin. Wgn. ~and still want good Centre on Park Ave. to form = ~.~ Involved. Phone 635-5876 or .... residential living? Then a soclety. Any Interested 638-1231. ' OlintOh " Mach I. 351 Cleveland. Good 1972 Torino Wgn. (ctf) FOR SALE: 4x8 pool table why not view this 5.26 acre persons welcome. Jane mags and fires. 4 speed tran. 1973 Pont. H.T. deluxe model 2 sets of balls hobby farm with its very Pitch 638.1233. Manor pos. track. Phone 635-6732. 1974 Ford H.T. ABLE ELECTRIC LTD. (snooker& 8 ball, ques and Must sell, new paint. AND comfortable family home Furnished or unfurnished 1972 Ford 4x4 :' Published at Terrace Class A Electrical Con rack $500 or best offer. 1971 Dodge PLRIG 4 door. and many out buildings. studio or I bedroom 1972 Chev V2 Ton : B.C. 5 days a week tracting. Free Estimates. Phone 635-3575. (c3-19) Good clean shape. Offers. Property fully fenced and apartments. Security 1975 Ford ~/4 Ton Phone 635.5876 or 638-1231. 635-6732 or 3906 Simpson. 1975 Ventura H.B. close to municipal boun. NOTICE enterphone. Sauna. : Monday to Friday, at- (ctf) (P4.19) 1974 GMC 3/4 Ton deW. : ternoons 38'WANTED MISC. 635-3941 638-1032 1973 Ford ¥4 Ton : PUBLISHER Discussion & lecture open to CERAMICS BY PEARL i 58' MOBILE 1974 Chev ~/4 Ton all persons on "Women & ~, ~, I : W.R. (Bill) Loiselle Workshop. Call 635-3654 for 1974 Datsun B210 Unions" with Astrld further Information. WANTED: One person to HILLSIDE LODGE HOMES 1974 Datsun Stn. Wgn. Davidson Thur. Dec. 1, 1977 7 (ctf.feb14-78) share living accommodation 4450 Little Avenue 1975 Chevelle Malibou SU BSCRI PTION p.m. - 10 p.m. Northwest with 2 other people in FOR SALE: 1975 Glendale 1975 Taring 4 Door RATES Community College Room spacious 3 bedroom house on Sleeping rooms, Elmonte 12'x66' 3 bedroom 13:/= Ft. Trailer Effective October 1, 202. For information please the bench. $200 per month housekeeping units, cen- unfurnished. Set up and 22 Ft. River Boat call Community Education trally located. Fully skirted complete with Looking for something just 1977 includes rent, utilities and 1974 Coronet 4 Dr. Services 635.4931. meals. 635-6391 before 5 p.m. furnished. Reasonable fireplace and 2 additions, 1970 Chev. 4 Door a bit different but with 635-7973 after 6 p.m. (c5.18) rates by day or week. Non- first is 7'xl2' Insulated and 1973 8V= ft. Camper good'finishing and enough Single Copy 20c There will be a meeting of WANTED: Truck super- drinkers only. Phone 635- panelled, second is 7'x7' with room for a family. Its all visor - to supervise the 1963 Chev Camper Vat the Planned Parenthood 6611. (ctf) 14' covered and carpeted here in this very affractlvc By Carrier mth 3.00 maintenance and operation 1969 Marc Stn. Wgn. By Carrier year 36.00 Assodatlon November 30 at porch. Phone 635-76450ffer 5 1975 Chev. Suburban 3 bedroom full basement 8:00 p.m. In the basement of of fleet of trucks and mobile p.m. or view at No.27 home at a price you can't equipment. Salary com- 10xhO Mobile Home By Mail 3 mth 12.00 the Public Library. Anyone Timberland Trailer Park afford to pass up. View tc mensurate with experience. By Mail 6 mth 22.00 Interested welcome fo at. (c10-211 To Be Sold by Dec. 10. appreciate $35,000, Please apply In writing to FOR RENT: Furnished By Mail year 40.00 tend. Offers Will Be Con. Northland Navigation Box ground floor room to rent, 91/4 acres iust north of city sldered. Senior Citizen year 241, Kifimat, B.C. (c12tf) kitchen and living room FOR SALE: 2 bedroom MUST SELL: 8'x44' trailer Itmits. Complete wlf~ 20.00 BIG BAND DANCE privillges, close to town. duplex suite for rent on with Joey shack, In excellent creek, and beaver pond. Copper Mtn. Ent. Ltd. Community Education Phone 635.2505. (c1-18) Queensway. $190 per month. condition. New wiring with Good bulldlng site with British Commonwealth and Heat included. Phone 635. 3026 Hwy. 16 East United States of America 1 Plan to attend. Services requires Instructors eloctrlc and propane heat. access road from Merkley Terrific Music. for a variety of programs 2037. (c3.19) $3500.00. Phone John at 635- Terrace in and graveled. Private year 51.00. 635.4373 DL00605A Great Fun. starting in January. If in- 47, HOMES 5850 or 635-7324. (P10-4) road on east boundary ol HOUSE FOR SALE: 3 Box 399, Terrace, B.C. Good Food. terested in teaching a class property. Land nicel Skeena Junlor High Gym. FOR RENT bedroom house, wall to wall V8G 2M9 please contact Frances 0'~J. (l~mi. O.1~l,O.tmi. O.II~<),l~.( )4~, O,~O 4iR.O, contoured. Dec. 39 p.m.- 1 a.m. Long. School Bosrd 635-4931. carpet, full basement, gas Tickets Available: FOR RENT: 2 bedroom heat, close to school and Telephone: Terrace Sight & Sound furnished house suitable for town. Drive by 4921 Park or 112.604.635.6357 WANTED: Experienced Uplands Grocery a single or a couple in phone for appointment 635- Housekeeper, babysitter -- I~i;':~ ~ ' ~i i :,~i I Table & Party Reservation Thornhlll and 1 bedroom 7382 or 635-7594 (o29) "LOOK" HOME DELIVERY MOn-FrI., 8:30 .5:30. One 3 house furnished. Phone 635- Call Ted Gough month old and one school Terrace & District 635.2428 5775 or 635.5874. (p2-18) FOR SALE: In Thornhlll, 3 Thornhill & District aged child. References bedroom, 1 level, 1,950 sq. ft. As low as $200.00 you can buy a 14' wide Phone 635.6357 MILLS MEMORIAL required. Phone 635.4607. HOUSE FOR RENT: 2 private 1/= acre dead end st A very co^m~fom'table"2 THRIFT SHOP (C5.20) bedrooms. Phone 635-6645. split level cedar pat' i mobilehome - furnished, set up and delivered. bedroom home on 68'x200' Mills Memorial Hospital (p3-19) ;i lot in off.shore subdivision AN INTERNATIONAL OIL crossing creek. Large rec Vp HURRY Auxiliary would appreciate ' • room, wet bar, fireplace, c- | . at Lakelse Lake. Franklh CO. offers plenty of money any donations of good, dean 3 bedroom~raller majority 5'x10' pool tabel. Low taxes, fireplace in living room. plus cash bonuses, at home clothing, any household furnished. ,:r$200 per month $39,500. Phone to view 635- I Double windows training for mature In. Items, toys etc. for their plus traile~,space rental. 4350. (P10-4) ~ Phone Mr. George - collect 434-9175 throughout. All weathe0 dlvldual in Terrace area. Terrace Italian Canadian THRIFT SHOP. Contact Maurlce Bolduc at ~~)~0~0~0~0~0~(~~)4~.04 road service. Asking only Club will be holding their For "pickup service phone Regardless of experience, 635-2947 Ir~'.hornhltl (p13-4) $25,000. Annual Christmas Dance write S.B. Read, Pres., 51. 635-5320 or 635.5233, or leave ******************************,~ Dec. 3rd 1977. Starting af 8 donations at the Thrift shop Tiffany Asphalt In. AUTOMOBILES p.m. at the Terrace Arena on Lazelle Avenue on ternatlonah Box 1707, Sfa. R, FOR RENT: Furnished 2 Banquet Room. Hot supper Saturdays between 11:00 Toronto, ant. M4G 4A3. bedroom duplex at 3936 1976ChevO/44x4 VO, 4speed, ~ ANTIQUES"ANTIQUES i will be served at 11 p.m. a.m. and 3:00 p.m. Thank Mountain View Ave. Phone P.S., P.E., dual tanks 19,000 -I( HELP WANTED: A Music by the Comancheroes. you. (nc) Skeena Estates 635-2577 ,miles. Price $6,300. Phone For tickets phone any janitorial malntenanc (c16c18c11-13c23-c25c16-18) 574-4953 Surrey (c7-21) i - ANTIQUES member of call Kalum Nutrition classes will be held person Is required for a local Just arrived at Queensway Trading 3215 ; 3 bedroom double wide Electric. Nov. 9.16.23.30th In the St, department store. Ap. ,, , ~ Kalum. A large selection of quality. with large unfinished /~tthews Anglican Church proximately 25 to 30 hours 4( addition. Located on I acre A Tee and Bazaar will be basement starting at 7:00 to per week. Would suit semi. Do It Now Antique Furniture of fertile land at new held In St. Mathew's 9. Everyone Is welcome that retired person. Duties - Brass & Copperware Remo. Land partially Anglican Church Christmas is Interested In learning how would Include clearing • Clocks :~ fenced. Furnished and sidewalks of snow, mopplng Bazaar. Sat. Nov. 26 at 2 to prepare good nutritious ~ -Tools available for Immediate p.m. main couse meals with out floors, cleaning windows and • Stereos occupancy. Asking price using meat, plus how to various other duties. Please Aluminum only $23,500. There will be a Christmas make different breads and reply with name, address . Radios tree sale Dec. ~h, 10th, 16th salads. and phone number to Box . Knick Knacks , i 3 bedroom condominium and 17th at the Co~p parking There Is a registration fee 1168 Terrace Herald. (c10. - 8 Tracks available for Immediate lot and next to the Bank of of $15.00, (no4) 18) Sheets occupancy. $1500 down, Commerce. They will be $3, - Casseffes take over existing mot- $5 and $7. You can call In WANTED: Required a 25" x 36" .~ . And Much More Igage and move In Ira- The Terrace Art Association babysitter as of January 3, orders for trees at 635.4060. Is sponsoring a workshop on Come in and Browse mediately. Payments less 1978 to care for 2 children than $300 a month. Why Terrace Minus 1 Club Dance colour and design, led by Use your Chargex. Master Charge ages 3 and 4 years in their 12 sheets only- rent when you can own? Sandman Inn - Sat. Nov. Delvlna Field, a founding own home. Phone 638.1667 3.'15 A small deposit will hold anything til Xmas, member of the Vancouver 26th 9:00 p.m. after 6 p.m. (c5.1) We Buy, Sell, ;Trade & Deliver. Gulldof Fabric Arts, on Nov. All persons 25 years and ~ Phone 638-1613 Night Phones older. Single, widowed, 26 and 27. divorced or separated are To register by Nov. 18, GROUP IDENTIFIED THE DALLY HERALD Open Six days a week 9:30 til 6:00 Fridays Bonnie Shaw 635-6970 welcome. Information call phone 635.2964 or write 4711 A group of elk is called 3212 Kalum St, Terrace -k til 9:00. 635.2094, 635.9649 Tuck, Terrace, B.C. a gang of elk. ******************************* Bud McCall 635.2662 THE HERALD, Friday, November 25, 1977, PAGE 7

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DISCERNING ADULTS. Teams and,fans ready to go for Grey ;uI, Satur ]ay Shop discreetly by mail. Send $1.00for our latest fully AlbertHenry Goerge lost in office pools and family noticed it among face down on a puddle of rode off then to the retrieve it and nearly down the sideline when a illustrated catalogue of Grey was a fourth some will celebrate to the heirlooms and told water and saved him stadium. The hearse missed the flight. When fan (there were field side marital aids for both ladies generation Earl who, for such a degree that the another family member from drowning. pulled up outside and the the Lions arrived back in seate) standing beside a and gentlemen. Direct reasons unknown, had {game itself will be just a to ,'get that thing out of two promptly got out. It is Vancouver, B.C. Sports policeman stuck out a leg Action Marketing Inc. Dept. impressed the British hazy memory ". or no here." In 1929 a member Billy Wray of Montreal said that several drunken Hall of Fame member, and tripped him, then U.K., P.O. Box 3268, Van. Parliament and memory at all. Earl of a Hamilton team kept spectators, upon seeing By Bailey carried the Cup promptly disappeared. couver, B.C. V6B 3X9. (ctf] was a Grey Cup official Buckingham Palace to an Grey's cup. has become a the cup in a closet in his for the 1953 Grey Cup and this, immediatley took off the aircraft. The After the season was long extnet that it was thought muiti-mzllion dollar home and used it to hold had some last minute the pledge! thousands of fans cheered over, Brawel received a 70,. LIVESTOCK;::/ to be fitting that he be event, but let's go back to boots and umbrellas. business to clean up at wildly -- but they didn't ckage at his home in rewarded with one of the its humble beginnings The Calgary Stam- the Royal York h= B.C. Lions won the realize the Lions had ~ e U.S. It was a $151 nearly forgottep to bring REG. APPALOOSA mare. more prestigious "posts" and review that strange peders won the Grey Cup Toronto before heading Grey Cup in 1964. When wathc with an inscription Excellent horse for children. in the Empire. Con- history of this old mug on November 27, 1948 in for Varsity St~Uum. He they checked out of their the Grey Cup ]tome. on the back: "From the Phone 63~.7878 for further sequently he set sat for down through the years. Toronto be defeating waslatefor thegameand hotel in Toronto to head In 1957 there was five Tripper. Grey Cup, 1957." Into. (P5-20) the Dominion of Canada To begin with after Ottawa Rough Riders 12- couldn't get- a taxi. for the airport and a minutes left to play an~ in 1904 to assume duties Earl Grey pledged that 7. You caould say Riders However, Wray was an fantastic welcome back Hamilton was leadinj FOR SALE: Charolals Bulls as the young nations's he would donate a cup for were caught napping undertaker by profession in Vancouver, they Winnipeg 25-0. Ray Bawe for sale • purebred or per. Governor-General. amateur rugby football because this was the last so he quickly called the realized they ahd of Hamilton intercepted a centage • palled. Also one History shows that His he promptly forgot about time the "sleeper play" "shop" and had a hearse forgotten the Cup. An Winnipeg pass and took purebred with horns. R. Lordship did hispast it. Three months after he would ever by used m the sent over. He and another official had to race back off for a certain touch- Perry 849.5404. (p5.21) proudly, so much so in said "I will' he finally did Grey Cup. On the play official climbed in and to the hotel in a taxi to down. He was streaking ~e fact that he was an ex- have the cup made after a before the big one, thoroughbred gelding, 4 tremely popular gently reminder from Calgary quarterback ~ years old. Equipment in. representative of the Cup trustees. Keith Spaith called a play cluded. Phone 635-7457. (c3. King and had his term where halfback Normie 20) extended to 1911. The silversmith Hill ran down the field, lined with players, bands, QUEEHSWAY WEINER PIGS FOR SALE: completed his taks in However, affairs of 1909, however, there is a cheerleaders ets., and 20 well started welner pigs, flopped down on the castrated and dewormed. state can sometimes plague on the Cup saying become a little tiresome it was first won in 1908, a Caltlary sideline. The Can be seen at 5023 Kelth St. more than 20,000 Varsity AREA KEN HOSKINS or phone 635.7762 also 2 Pal so on occassion Earl Grey year before its birth. Phone: 847.9134 Angus Beef approximately would quietly slip out of Hamilton Tigers won the Stadium fans saw what 900 Ibs. Phone 635-7762. (c3- his Government House Grey Cup in 1915 and was happening and Box 3383 2O) offices in order to catch a during one very wild off screamed wildly' but Smithers, B.C. football match at Ot- season party the lads Ottawa didn't notice. So Carriers for Ken invites Inquiries tawa's Varsity Oval. thought history had one the next play Spaith about CLASSIF lED RATES dropped back to pass He like football and cheated them. Hamilton -TREE FARMER particularly the way won the Canadian title in while Hill got up on the LOCAL ONLY: sideline, with nobody Daily Herald -KOEHRING BANTAM 20 words or tess $2.00 per "colonial" enjoyed 1908 seo they figured -EOMAG knocking their heads "what thehell' and hired between himself and the -LOED insertion, over 20 words 5 goal line the halfback cents per word. together. His enthusiasm a silversmith to attach -HYOROX-AX reached the point where their 1908 victory on the caught the ball and required -C.S. JOHNSON 3 or more consecutive In. romped in to score. The serflons $1.50 per Insertion. he decided in 1909 to Cup as well. donate a Cup for the In 1912 Hamilton Alerts play was banned in 1961. REFUNDS: "amateur football rugby won the CUp after an 11-4 immediately, First Insertion charged for championship of win over the Argos. But The 1950 Grey Cup was whether run or not. Canada." the game almost didn't known as the Mud bowl. Absolutely no refunds after The Grey Cup was born get underway. As both Again at Varsity Stadium Extra earnings. ad has been set. -- and right from the sides stood on the field ere had been con- start this $48 piece of ready to start, somebody troversy for serveral VULCAN CORRECTIONS: silverware and events noticed something years over failure of MACH IN ERY& Must be made before 2nd surrounding it have taken unusual and asked a organizors to buy a tarp EQUIPMENT LTD. Insertion. some amusing turns. simple question: to cover the field. The PHONE Cowart Road Allowance can be made for Next week in Moo- "Where's the bloody tarp was not purchased only one incorrect ad. treal's Olympic Stadium ball?" There wasn't one. for the 1950 game because Prince George the Cup will be up for The man in charge of the organizors said "we 564.0101 BOX NUMBERS: football had left it in the didn't think it would 63,5-6357 564-0230 75 cents pick up. grabs again in what now dressing room, locked the snow." Eight inches fell t i $1.25 mailed. zs a nation-wide celebration. It is also door and disappeared. the night before the CLASSIFIED DISPLAY: referred to as the Grand The door had to be kicked game, then it turned to Rates available upon National Drunk. open before the kicking rain. The snow removal request. Close to 70,000 will on the field could start. truck got stuck in the watch the game in the During the First World field and had to be towed NATIONAL CLASSIFIED Olympic Stadium and War Year a trustee off with a tractor -- with RATE: millions more will settle locked the Cup in a redictable results. The PRUDEN & CURRIE LTD. 22 cents per agate line. in front of their. Tornto trust company eld looked like no man's Minimum charge $5.00 per televisions to take it in as vault and it wasn't seen land. At one point in the Insertion. well. Thousands of again until 1920 when a game referee Hec dollars will be won and member of the trustee's Crighton noticed a player ,,,!

LEGAL • POLITICAL AND ~. ; .°t~!,'t| TRANSIENT AD- VERTISING: $3.60 per column Inch. TERRACE...... ' .... EBFTf REVENUE PROPERTY Ell PRICE REDUCED Older style house with two BUSINESS PERSONALS: CENTENNIAL STOOGING LOTS OF LIVING SPACE Modern split level home suites renting, on three lots $4.00 per line per month. located on a view lot 55x100 ft. each, zoned for WALKING DISTANCE TO On a 4 month basis only. Well located to schools and overlooklng Terrace and apartment dwellings, TOWN • BUT ON QUIET LIONS FUND town this three bedroom the Skeena Valley. Many located on Park Avenue, NO - THRU STREET DEADLINE home has a large living oxcellent features. closeto town. Home has I • This 3 bedroom, 1000 sq. ft. room dining area, a cosy Located on a fully land- 3 bedroom suite and a 2 half basement home Is DISPLAY: family room off of the scaped lot. Drive by 4403 bedroom basement suite located on 4808 Park on a 4:00 p.m, 2 days prior to kitchen, ensulte plumbing, Birch Ave. and then call with a separate entrance. large cox122' fully land. publication day. eo It.-A-r o4t lots of closet space, sun- John Currle for complete For further information scaped lot, with well decks front end rear and a details. phone Rusty Ljungh. CLASSIFIED: carport. Large entry hall established trees. 1:00 p.m. day prior to on the main floor and QUIET AREA OFF Recently redecoratec publication day. laundry area In the QUEENSWAY throughout. Wall to wall NOV. 26, 27 and vinyl floors. Call basement. For viewing Offers a 3 bedroom carport Service charge of $5.0o on a II Phone Rusty Liungh. andatteched workshop and Dwain McCall for an ep. N.S.F. cheques. storage area - Franklin pelntmenl to view. starts 6 p.m. SAT.- 6 p.m. SUN. fireplace inside and brick WEDDING DESCRIP- : ...... :~':~,~i barbecue outside - nicely TIONS: ~ :.::.:,,.~"i~'~'~ :,i ~t~*'.m...... ; landscaped and treed. For No charge provided news ~ ::~=r~!/.!:/: i~!:. an appointment to vlew- submitted within one month. :~ o -.~.'~~i:/Ji~ Call Rusty Liungh 635-5754. $5.00 production charge for FREE wedding and-or engagement pictures. News of weddings OWNER MUST SELL J~ ~,,~,*~-"~ (write-ups) received one CLOSE TO SCHOOL . month or more after event Bowling This 3 bedroom full ,, ;~,, . . GU I ET NO THRIJ $10.00 charge, with or basement home ls only 2 ~...... /~ ~; SPACIOUS MODERN STREET without picture. Sublect to years old and In new MANY ATTRACTIVE HOME This 12x62 (1975) mobile condensation. Payable in Food & Refreshments condition. Living room and ~FEATURES Only 3 years old, 1288 sq. ft. home has an entrance advance. bedrooms nicely carpeted. Located in Thornhlll this with full basement, modern perch, a storage freezer Natural gas heating. bungalow has a large living kitchen, nice dining room, 2 room and large sundeck Framing for 4th bedroom family area with a fireplaces, ensuit~ added. It Isnleely set upon CLASSIFIED AN. (Marathon or Group) and bathroom in basement franklin fireplace, car. plumbing off master a large 96 96'x150' fully NOUNC EMENTS: PICKUP BAKE and a good start on the peflng, patio doors to front bedroom, rec. room, all landscaped and fenced lot rumpus room. Large lot deck, three bedrooms, and bedrooms, living room, and near Copper Mountain Births 5.50 PLEDOE FORMS AT BOWLING ALLEYor A PLEDEE with fenced yard asking a laundry room. This home dining room, nicely car- School. Call Dwaln McColl Engagements 5.50 $45,000 will consider offers. has been extensively re- peted. Located in an at- and Inquire how you could Marriages 5.50 TIlE ROYAL BANK (MEL STOKES) TODAY Call Bob Sheridan for modelled. For viewing tractive area of Westview own this home for as Ilffle Deaths 5.50 viewing. Phone Rusty Ljungh. Dr. Call Bob Sheridan. as 5 percent down. Funerals 5.50 DETACH & DROP IT OFF AT THE BOWLING ALLEY OR ROYAL BANK Cards of Thanks 5.50 • CUT--' 'PLEDGE CARD" ...... Memorlal Notices 5.50 NAME ...... ADDRESS ...... PHONE 635-6357 Classified Advertising Dept. PHONE ...... PLEDGE ...... per hr; 'J6, PACIFIC NORTHWEST LEAGUE T. &SUN. NI

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PAGE 8, THE HERALD, Friday, November 25, 1977 Jobs for THE AMAZIN,. SPIDERMAN youth Stan Lee & John Romita called for + Jim Fulton, Federal New Democratic Party Candidate for Skeena said today, "Many of us ~i here in Skeena are ~1~~~.~}i ",.~-]~_J~w-,~~ I,~/~,'~'~//~,,~--~ pondering our future employment and the l~,°~~~*~,~/~~!ll^-t';, ~'" \Y/~ll i,~~~,~ ~, employment op- ~~~~q~p/~1~-"~ ] ~_- ,/,~_~ portunities for our children. The Liberals do not have an employment ~ilosophy that goes ~ yond such programs as DOONESB1 G.B. Trudeau L.I.P., L.E.A.P., O.F.Y., [ H6RBAL. TEA AND 7HgP~ and Canada Works. ,TiMely~WAIT~ /iV C45E YOU~'T N#zA-r~ NffH flO/~Xlz'r~L OH,. A LllTZ~5UR- OH, BOY. ;WE I~t/NC~'/~5 Skeena is in need of OON7FOP~T 7t/15, /t~LP CAZN YOHR TI.IA~I~ DPlCJ=lit/ 7lJ~= RAD/5ttEK DURIN571~ IN- REAL, long term em- "#t~. ployment development", yot/c~ oN./ .-..¢ says Mr. Fulton, "We know it, the Liberals For Canadians, one of the rapidb boiling salted water Chicken Marengo all time Italian favourites is know it; so what do they a,d cook for about 12 I broiler fryer, chicken, Spaghetti Sauce served with ntint,tes until it reaches the do? Give us extra 2 to2-1/21bs, cutup welfare band-aid han. the ninny, man.~ diflerent "al dente" stage ofdoneness. I tsp. Lowry 'sSeasonedSalt varieties of pasta available douts. The Liberal M.P. Remove the saucepan from I pkg. Lawry'Jr Spaghetti today. Becoming increasingly for Skeena seems pleased tile stove. Cover it and leave Suttee mix (I-I/2 oZ.) popular are otl~er hahan to be handing out a the pasta to swell in the water 1/2 cup dry bread crumbs dishes based on a good million dollars worth of lot a few minutes. Drain !/4 cup salad oil Spaghetti Sauce - Chicken thoroughly. Pasta products social damage. The !/2 cup sauterne short-torm poorly paid ..... Marengo, l.asagna, Veal must not be overcooked. 3 tomatoes, peeled, quartered Scallopini and Canneloni. They should be firm to the 2 cups sliced, fresh the people of Skeena nor To describe Italian cooking bite but not soft. To prevent ttttlshrooms it is important to mention the pasta from sticking together, for Canada." + "After all, they end It~i~~,/.~~ varieties of pasta. In Italy, add approximately I ~PY ShV61/VG? pasta cookery is divided into tablespoon of cooking oil to Sprinkle the chicken pieces after roughly one year ~"~ two categories - "Pasta boiling water. with the Seasoned Salt. Blend and are not renewable, j~Z~/ I ]~etmsA B01ognese" and "Pasta the Spaghetti Sauce Mix and Fulton,Thus"' c°ntinuedl~II~I!~"theCanada Mr" I+~~L~"~:J =~, ~.~ ~+J //~--~ ,f--~ DENrlSW Napoletana". Pasta Chicken Marengo is a crumbs, roll the chicken in Bolognese, the specialty of superb way to treat friends the seasoned crumb mixture. Wo. emoee ae Northern Italians, is a flat and family to the romantic Heat the salad oil in a skillet dumped back into the ~. rc ~ t ribbon-type pasta usually cooking of Italy. Chicken to medium hot and brown ranks of the unemployed J~ ~ made with eggs and often pieces are simmered in a chicken pieces carefully. Add a year down the road. cooked fresh at home. Pasta savory Spaghetti Sauce, the wine, tomatoes, This form of short-term Napoletana prepared by made by seasoning tomatoes mushrooms and remaining hWOrk for your welfare' is Italians from Southern Italy and mushrooms with a crumb mixture. Cover and ighly destructive is tubular in shape and sold in packaged Spaghetti Sauce simmer for about 45 minutes socially." a dried form that keeps for Mix, a blend of choice herbs or until the chicken is tender. "The Liberal M.P. long periods before cooking. and spices. For an elegant Serve over spaghetti or your should be embarrassed to ;i To properly cook the dried Iouch, wine may be added. favourite pasta. announce funding such forms of pasta which number Serve over Spaghetti or your Makes 4 servings, inprograms, Skeena, Wenot want Welfare, jobs in the hundreds, add to favouritepasta, our children want a A quotation by Christopher Morle) says, future." + y ATTEND SACRED "No ntan i~ lonely while eating Spaghetti - it requires too tHueh altO/Ilion ". / Davies trying to stop ship hunt THE HEART By ED WALTERS will not defy the law by He would not reveal his The IFAW books are ~ ' PARISH ST.JOHN'S, Nfld. (CP) appearing at the hunt in salary, audited by a firm in -- Brian Davies had said March but will con- Davies said the IFAW Fredericton, where the OHUROH 4930 Straume Ave. Terrace it before but this time he centrate his efforts on the was told last year by the fund's headquarters are • Phone 635-2312 was being asked to make European fur market federal revenue depart- located, Davies said. Sunday Masses the statement as plain as where most seal pelts ment that it could not Copies of annual audits possible. wind up as luxury coats, TERRACE ZION • OF 8:15 a.m, remain tax-free as a were sentto the Canadian 10:15 a,m. "If we're successful in slippers and trim on other charitable organization and U.S. governments ending the ship hunt (for garments. 11:30 a.m. while encouraging people and to "20 or 30" ALLIANCE BAPTIST 7:30 p.m. seals) it is not my in- DENIES ALLEGATIONS to write to their members American regulatory tention to interfere with "I don't get any money of Parliament to oppose bodies. YOUR the landsmen's seal from the fake-fur in- the hunt. "You can come over to OHUROH OHUROH hunt," Davies replied. dustry," Davies said, GAVE UP EXEMPTION Fredericton any time you The ,t2-year-old repeating a frequent de- "We decided you could want and go through our Pastor Roy Taylor executive director of the rdal of allegations that he not effectively work for (:or. Sparks & Keith OHOIOE mmm books." Pastor Paul Mohninger International Fund for is paid by European animals if you could not Davies said the biggest ~unday 9:45 - Bible School Animal Welfare (IFAW) manufacturers to ruin the Office 635.2407 bring pressure to bear on IFAW campaign so far !1:00 a.m. Morning Home 635-5309 also was ready to give his sealing venture. legislators so we gave up has been in opposition to Worship account of how money is THIS .ram "A couple of hundred the tax privilege." leghold traps in Ohio. A 7:15 p,m, - Evening Service ~unday School 9:45 a.m. collected and spent to thousand people in 30 While Canadian total of $650,000 had been Wed. 7:30 p,m, . Bible finance opposition to the Morning Worship 11:00 OHUROH countries contribute to charitable organizaUons spent to obtain 300,000 Study & Prayer a,m. Canadian-Norwegian the fund. are not permitted by tax signatures on a petition seal hunt off Newfoun- "Last year the income laws to engage in lobby- protesting use of the SUNDAY 3406 Eby Street 635-3015 dland. was about $1 million--but ing, the reverse is true in traps and "to battle the Pastor Dwayne Barkman "If we'd been cooking it costs $2 to generate one the U.S. where the IFAW New York fur moguls." UPLANDS the books we'd have been OHUROH letter of protest against still is registered, Davies A spokesman said BAPTIST in the clink long ago," he the seal hunt. said. "hate letters," including CHRIST 10:0o a.m. Sunday School said. "I'm paid as executive "In fact, in the U.S., some from elementary- CHURCH OF 11:00 a.m. Family Worship The IFAW is broke, director. As best we can, charitable organizations school children in the Pastor O.K, Hale 635.9398 LUTHERAN Service mainly, as a result of a we come up with a wage must lobby, governments U.S. and Europe, arrive Corner of Ha Iliwell campmgn to end the use that reflects the value of have to have some kind of frequently m and H, Thomas GOD of leghold traps to catch the job." grassroots pressure." Newfoundland. 10:00 a.m. Bible Teaching 806 River Drive OHUROH fur-bearing animals in Terrace, B.C. Sunday School Cor. Sparks St. Ohio, Davies said. 11:00a.m Morning Worship So the fund's 200,000 Service Rev, R.L, White & Park Ave. contributors around the 7:30 p.m, Singing and Bible Morning Worship 11:0l Rev. Rolf Nosterud IST. M4TrEW'Sl world are being asked to Study a,m. provide more money to Weds, 0:00 Home Bible Evening Worship 7:30 p,m. ,3,500, ANGLICAN protest the 1978 seal hunt tVO ohtvoi'¢It Studies Prayer Service Wed, 7:30 ~orning Service 11:00a.m. CHURCH that opens in early "You are Welcome at p,m. Church School 9:45 a.m.i March. APPEALED Uplands" Sunday School 10:00 a,m, Sunday School, Con. 4126 Lazelle Ave. SENTENCE firmatlon 635-9019 Youth and Adult Classes Sunday Services: In a recent interview 10:00 a,m. Church School & that was interrupted Adult Discussion briefly by a stop at RCMP KNOX 11:00 a.m, Holy Com. headquarters in St. EVANGELICAL munion for the family John's, Davies talked PENTECOSTAL Ministers: about the financing of UNITED Rev. Lance Stephens. 635. rOtests, New- FREE OHUROH undlanders and the seal TABERNACLE Rev.,855 Stephen Inoue . 635. hunt. CHURCH 2416 Davies was convicted Cor. Park Ave. and 4907 Lazelfe Ave. 4647 Lazelle Ave. Pastor M, Kennedy earlier this year in a Sparks St. Minister Rev. Newfoundland court of Office 635-2434 Rev. W.H. Tatum Dave Martyn breaking seal protection 3302 Sparks Street Home635.5336 SALVATION~ regulations that forbid 635-5115 unauthorized persons to Sunday School ~unday School 10:00 a.m, This ~:45 Sunday School Senior 12 & up 10:00 a.m Morning Worship 11:0(] ARM fly aircraft less than 2,000 a.m. feet above a seal and land 11:00 Morning Workshl Under 12 • 11:00 a.m. 7:15 Evening Services Worship Service 11:00 a.m Sunday Evening 7:15 p,m, 4637 Walsh Ave, less than half a nautical Bible Study Wed. 7:30 p,m. Welcomesyou toworship mile from a seal. SATURDAY Youth Night' Thurs, 7:30 ~unday He was sentenced to 14 days in jail, fined $1,000 . ::~.i~ ": "- : i: ! ' .... ' 13.m. 9:30 a.m. Christian and ordered to stay away at + m.,-. ~,~m~..,~ ...... :*~:: ,~.:,~ ...... ' Education Hour from seal hunting areas. >,i,i. : ~...... -J L-.' ...... " ..... 11:00 a,m. Family Worship He appealed the con- ]'][ i.i ~:+, ~t ii ~ ..... -...... CHRISTIAN Service viction to district court in WOOLWORTH'S " t' ' ' i Salvation Meeting Corner Brook, Nfld., REFORMED Monday Night where a hearing is ex- : 7:30 p,m, Bible Study & pected later this fall. TOYLAND CHURCH Prayer Meeting The district court set bail at $1,000 and ordered /~i ~" i':• SparksSt. & 7:30Wednesday p,m, Ladies Home him to remain in Canada. HOURS. 10 a,m, - 12.,, 2 p,m.- 4 p,m, League Fellowship Bail travel restrictions Straume Ave. Saturday later were lifted to enable Rev, S. Van Daalen 7:30 p,m, Youth Group him to move back and PICTURESAVAILABLE by CALEDONIAPHOTO I)LUB AM "Service" 5 Week forth between Canada ~~'=~ ~i'; ~t~ a.m.;UndaySchool. Terrace I0 635.5446Servlceson Gidlon, and the United States. He must report at regular Just sayc:hargeil' 4647 Lakelse, Terrace Sunday School • Remo 1:00 Christian Councelllng intervals to police in I~ ~ Phbne:635-7281 or635.3410. " ~ p.m. Emergency Welfare Canada or the U.S. 11:00a.m. Worship Service SpirltualResources Davies said if his S:O0 p.m. Worship Service "THE MAN THE CALL" conviction is upheld he TERRACE-KITIMAT

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~:) (daytime)) :+i'+; RUIDOSO, N.M. (AP) MCHNtN~ White Mountain • 11:00 1".00 :+./ OTOSAYTHEi.~T ~ IN-,~.HOOI. PFK~RAMM- Middle School b offering 8:00 I~1KAREEN'SYO~A II~(UNTIL$:00) ? ::: students an unusual I~UNIVERSII'YoFTHEAIR O IN-~ PROGRAMM- 1:30 course for building self- 15:25 ING(UNTIL3:00) O DOCTORS confidence: rock clkn- 2:00 IB VARIOUG PRO~RAMM- OGON~SI~ OQANOTHERWORLD bin,~ IN~ S:25 Ig111"8YOUR MOVE a:0o irty pupils in Grades O VARIOUS PROGRAMM- OOyEREASY OMOVIE 6tin~ough8areemolledin ING O ALAN HAMEL8HOW the course, offered for the 6:30 ~ NINE'SJOURNAL(FRI.) first time this year in the I~ .ROMPERROOM AFTERNOON 3:30 Ruidoso schools. 7:00 ~) EXCEPTIONAL CHILD 6TOOAY (MEN.) "Almost all the kids I~J CANADAAM 12:00 4:OO say they are really afraid 9:OO t~HOLLYWOOOSQUARES ~I8ANFORDANDSON at one point during a OSEATrI.ETODAY I~NEW~ OSE~4~MESTREET climb," said course in- |)ARToFCOOKINO O TURKEY'S EYE VIEW OF 4:30 structor Bob Palko. O IN-SCHOOL PROGRAMM- THANKSGIVING(FRI.) ~]1 GONG SHOW ING(UNTIL3:00) 12:30 5:00 "Usually kids won't 9:30 O DAYSOF OUR UVES IB NEWLYWEDGAME admit fear that easily." t~JOYCEDAVID~ONSHOW O MOVIE "McCIoud: Fifth ~ EMERGENCY ONE (EX- But he said learning to 10:00 Man In A String Quartet" (FRI), C.WED.)Are You Being Serv- admit fear and conquer it (~WHEELOFFORTUNE 'q'he Screaming Woman" ed(WED.) is "the main value of the I~ JEAN GANNEM SHOW (MEN.), "Family Flight" (~ MISTERROGERS ELECTRICCOMPANY flUE.), "Banacek: Project $:30 course: building self. 10:3o Phoenix" (WED.), "female Ar- (~ NEWS confidence." KNOCKOUT tillery" (THUR,) ~]IWINSDAY(WED.) There have been no ~]1DERNITION (~ MOVIE ~1ELECTRICCOMPANY injuries to students John Ritter taking the course. STATISTIC GIVEN "The kids all en- The most northerly courage each other," "Show business is my life," observes John Hitter, Palko said. "They laugh who stars as Jack Tripper in ABC-TV's 'Three's point of Canada is Cape at each other on the way Company' and whose falher was country-western star Columbia on EHesmere Tex Hitter. up, but cheer or applaud Born in Burbank, Calil., he attended Hollywood Island in the Northwest when the climber makes High School where he was student body president in EVENING ~E TONY RANDALL Territories at 83 degrees top." 1966. He then enrolled at the University of Southern walter makes north latitude, the California as a theatre arts major. Prior to receiving his 8:00 numerous frustrating at- B.A., he was invited to participate in the USC-USA tempts to save Miss Reubnsr Edinburgh Festival during the summers of 1968 and m~-170~NEWS ' from the clutches of a hand- 4W'/c**'k*~"Jc~kA'*llr*d"kd'dr~r'klk***,k'k*'k,k-- 1969 and appeared in 18 different plays in Scotland, ,w .... ,,.~ some lawyer whom he has -I~ --'¢ England, Holland and Germany. __ MCt~. MI~ 'W known for years to be a ! ~i~ ~ His stage credits include 'Desire Under the Elms' ~ ~/~I~'~¢,I~'Y Casanova. Guest star: Robert at the Berkshire Theatre Festival and the Kennedy ~ T,~ Aids Center, 'The Glass Menagerie '• and 'Butterflies Are =~o=..w.~ =.~u.~u-r a W/~HINGTON WEEK IN ~ ~ IFHB=~I~E Free' with Jean Stapleton at the Totem Pole a~m=;,.~n~"~ ~'' REVIEW I~ I.,~ I~ PASSES Playhouse, where he also did 'Forty Carats,' a ~..-,~,~,.,==w,~.,.~,= o.oo IIII Shakespeare Society of America production of 'The ~ ~'~'=e,, ~u'~ , ,,u=,~n (m THE RODKR~IDRLE8 ~ Tempest'and'As You Like lt,' the first production of ~ ...... OTHREE,SCOMP~y "~ IT~ Hidden somewhere in the the Los Angeles Free Shakespeare Festival. He also ~r..=-~a~, Inl THE ROCKFORD FILES A performed in 'Feiffer's People' at the Factory in Los group of upright citizens from -k'=~f~'m ads in the entexCamment Angeles, Most recently he played the lead role of Gent 730: Mid-America deceive .k in 'Nevada' at the Mark Taper Forum Laboratory in Los a HOLLYWOOD~IUARES Rockfordin order to contact a • ~' • Angeles. Jl 8PEOAL: THE hltman.(6Omln.) • ,--~ section are two Terrace Hitter made his TV debut in 'Dan August' and his PREDATORSRobert Redford O WALL IrrREIETWEE K ~ ~_~ numerous television credits include 'The Waltons,' In Is the narrator for this wildlife which he played a recurring rote, 'Hawaii Five-O,' speciat, filmed In twenty-five ~00 phone numbers. 'Medical Center,' 'M'A'S'H,' 'Kojak,' 'The Bob states, which examines the (~R--~THF.ATREOTOMMYHUNTERSHOW ~ ~ Findthem, and if one is yours you've ~ Newhart Show,' 'The Mary Tyler Moore Show,' struggle for survival by %:%,= won. 'Starsky and Hutch,' 'The Streets of San Francisco,' predators and their prey in 'Dec,' 'The Rookies,' 'Rhoda' and 'Phyllis.' He also the' wilderness of North (~MI~TEENAGEAMERIC.,A ~ ~ Pick up your tickets at the Herald .~ performed in 'The Lie' on Playhouse 90, in the 'ABC America. O QUINCY "Go Fight City. .~ officer .3212 Kalum St. .~ Movie of the Week,' 'The Night That Panicked America' ~ CROC,KETT'8 VIGTORY Hall to the Death" Quincy Is a ndafilmedplayforPBS,'Who'sHappyNow?' (~I~RDEN thwarted at every turn when .~ II~~ T~ T~ i His avocational interests include karate and he trlestotie a series of City pyschology. He also refers to himself as "one of the 8'OO Halldeaths to a conspiracy. last living Beatlemaniacs," T-HEI~WlNNIEHONEY I~ETREE POOH AND ~]jl~MENBIG HAWAIIoF BRONZE10:00 i ~

NEWS 11:00 ~ 4720 LAKELSE AVE. PHONE 638-8111 Igl THE NATIONAL "I¢ ' 1~ DICKCAVETT SHOW • SHOWING AT 8 P.M. o0. Nov 2S Grand Theft Auto OTHETON,G;S.OW Nashv i ~)TURKEY'SEYE'VIEW11:35 HeY 27 " 29 ills Sial ~]J B) MINUTES Host: Peter '~ Gzowskl, 12:00 Nov 3o. 0so S SummerSchool O MOVIE (JOINED IN PRO- GRESS) 12:10 i Teachers O MOVIE "Chel" 1969 Omar aharlf, Jack Palance. 1:00 O THE MIDNIGHTSPECIAL •* MATINEE i O MOVIE 2:10 I Nov 2S Voyageto the ' ~]J MOVIE "Wlnterklll" 1974 Andy Grlffith, Sheree North. 2:40 • Bottom of the Sea ONEWS 4:10 O MOVIE "Stowaway To The i 7 9 P.m. mammy ! Moon" 1974 Lloyd Bridges, Michael Link. .~ Hey 26 Nasty Habits + NETWORKS AND STATIONS RESERVE THE RIGHT TO MAKE CHANGES !,o.,,.. O,no SHIRTS FOR SALE LONDON (CP) -- A Nov 30 - Dec 3 Moonshine sign on a stall in a street market here read: "Unisex shirts: genuine Country Express ************************** person-made fibre." I

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CONFIDENTIAL REPORT: ABC calls it "a breakthrough" and church groups condemn it as "prime time pollution" but the ratings indicate it's a smash hit. So despite angry outrage from churches, PTAs and homosexual groups, ABC's controversial sex comedy 'Soap' will stay on the air. The premiere of 'Soap' walloped its opposition in the ratings, proving sex sells on television. No other show in ,rv x.o_,. television history created as much controversy as 'Soap.' And the public outcry was at its strongest even before the show aired. Reviewing the characters and situations on 'Soap' it's easy to understand why many are labeling the 1. What was the name of the Janitor of the lodge In continuing stowas "the dirtiest show on television."... 'Amos and Andy'? - When Esther Rolls quit her role as the mother on TV's 2. What was the name of Willy Tyler'e dummy in 'Good Times,' she complained to an interviewer about 'Laugh In'? the Jlmmie Walker character on the show: "Who wants 3. What was the name of Josh Randall's gun (to be the mother of) a 19-year-old son with no interest ('Wanted Dead or Alive')? in school and who has to be read to by his little brother?".., For his part Jlmmie (J.J.) Walker says that 4. What was the name of Captain Hook's ship In the character he plays is true to life. "Everything was my 'Peter Pan'? worst subject" Jlmmle says. "1 failed in everything. My 5. What did Senior Wences call his hand puppet? best was history and I just passed that because knew 6. What was the name of the pet dog in 'Bachelor who Abe Lincoln was.",.. ABC is doing a little gentle Father'? arm-twisting to try to get Jack Paar back on big time TV. He's been having secret talks with the brass. They'd like 7. Who starred as Jess Harper in 'Laramie'? to put him in against Johnny Carson to wage war for the Mildred Natwlck (left), guest starring as a delightlully conlus¢~J 8. What was the name of"rex Rltter'8 home? late-night ratings. senior citizen living in the past, is befriended by Emily Hadk ! 9. Who played 'The Virginian' on TV? (Suzanne Pleshette) in 'THE BOB NEWHART SHOW,' Saturdu:, 10. Who was the star of 'Wichita Town'? Dec. 3 on CBS-TV. 11. What character did he play? TV BACKSTAGE: Ed Asner, the star of the new 'Lou Grant' show, was at Chateau Madrid bragging about his (PBS) MOVIE THEATER: 19:00 PM E.S.T., P.S.T., 12. Who played John in the movie 'Stolen Hours'? new look. He lost 28 pounds. "1 did it with resistance to M.S.T.- 9:00 PM C.S.T. 13. What was the 'Lawman's' real name? temptation and astronomical protein. That's high protein "The Blue Angel" 1930Marlene Dietrich shot to internatio, al 14. Who portrayed this character on the TV sofia8? in this inflationary wodd."... John Travolta has come to fame in Josef van Sternberg's study of a staid professor (Er. il 15. What was the name of the central character on an agreement with producers of 'Welcome Back, Kotter.' Jannings) brought to ruin because of his infatuation with +n 'The Overland Trail'? He will remain playing Barbadno on the series but will be alluring but heartless cabaret singer. (R) (Check local listir,,;s 16. What was the name of the star who played him? seen much less, giving him more time to pursue other for alternate viewing day and time.) 17. Who played DBek In the movie 'The Angry acting endeavors. ---. __+o., Breed'? 18. What was the name of the central character In + "...... _P-+-..... I 'Trackdown'? SKATERSSEEK In 1925 Lure Pao-Hwa of China played 764 games of tennis in one week__. 19. Who played him? SUPPORT 20. What year was the movie 'Trapeze' released? KINGSTON, Ont. (CP) --Terry Stevens, 23, and B an Lynch, 26, plan to (saturday)) ~o~e~r skate to Ottawa dine IJeqOl:l "61. qsSl:l ellqM "g from KIngston, 140 mites, 1:30 O MOVIE "Family Plot" Stars: Uemlle,~qoH "91. telln:llJOqOU "/. next August to raise MORNING ID JOURNAL INTERNA- Karen Black, William Prince, . JnqlJvoew sewep "Zt ,ledeep "g money for the muscular TIONAL Bruce Dern. A shady medium xlpuas WellllM "9~ /[uuqol" "g dystrophy campaign. Q MUAa, YO(~S.AND YOU and her husband set out to ,~llS)l "gL JeOou ,'(liSP ""if 6:00 2:00 get a large reward by locating They call themselves the a missing heir who doesn't IleSsnEI uqop "H. OlrlS,OJllN "8 Roller Kings. Both are ID UNIVERSITY OFTHE AIR ID MOVIE dooJJ, ul~] "aL Je|8ol "Z 0:3O 6 BIGVALLEY knew about the fortune that OImOIoeqolw "i~£ OUlUlqOll 't novices at the sport--Ste- O ADVENTURES OF O RED FISHER BI'IOW awaits him. vens has never roller MUHAMMAD AU IDEA THING Jequno oHIW "|1. ID LET'SGO O NO, HONESTLYI emoo~ ~+or "0L SJ~,~'d12 skated before. 2:.3O 8:3O / 7:00 ID DISCOVER O CUSTARD PIE 'Hidden ) O C.B. BEARS; JR. HALL OF g DANIEL ~R, M.O. Camera" The wolf Is knocking WINERIES PROSPER tobacco and firearms< with 353 wineries, FAME 3:3O at Custard Pie's door, for Im GEORGE 6 MWSION IMPO6~BLE which they owe two months t WASHINGTON (CP) -- says there are 615 followed by New York, 7:3O ID WPESlUNe., back rent. Aide is outtl,g off Small "mom and pop" wineries in about 30 Ohio, Oregon, Michigan m PEANUI"8 AND POPCORN ID WOMANTIME AND CO. their credit at the restaurant. ! wineries are beginning to states, a 41-per-eent and Pennsylvania with 0 KIDSTUFF 8:3O The only way out is to sell-out prosper in the U.S. The increase since 1970. between 16 and 29 each. 8:OO a RNI8 firs and do commercials. bureau of alcohol, California leads the way ID PINK PANTHER IO MAGIC METHOO OF OIL a MUSIC 8:3O PAINTING 9:00 a BAGGY PANT8 AND NIT- 4:00 I~ NBO SATURDAY NIGHT WIT8 ID KILLER WHALE HUNTER8 AT TH E MOVI F.8 Q PE11PS PLACE IDaPACElW0 O OUTDOOR EBJCATION 9:.00 ID WIDE WORLD OF SPORTS OMOVIE O ARCHIES-aABRINA Featured this week are 9:30 ID ID SPECIAL: THE GREY equestrian competitions In OONOUROWN saturday CUP PARADE the Rothman's East-West 10:00 Q ONCEUPON A CLASBIO ChallengeCupfrom the Royal O CANADIAN EXPRESS e:.3o Winter Fair in Toronto. Host: Grant Smith. Guests: ID REBOP 10:00 O RRING LINE Dr. Bundolo, Beth and David, 4:30 Suzanne Stevens, Graham 6 THUNDER; JR. HALL OF (~ GREAT AMERICAN GAME Shaw. FAME 6:00 10:30 SESAME STREET (B THIS IS THE NFL O ROLP HARRIS SHOW I0:30 ~J NHL HOCKEY Chicago vs 11:00 SPACE SENTINELS; .HALL Vancouver O THE NATIONAL OF FAME ~J EVENING AT SYMPHONY OCTVNEWS Q DALE HARNEY SHOW 6:30 11:20 11:00 6NEWS 0(~0 NEWS I~ ALPHA TEAM 11:45 BLACK EXPERIENCE O MOVIE "To All My Friends . 11:30 EVENING On Shore" 1971 Bill Crosby, 8 RED HAND GANG Gloria Foster. Problems con- E) G]I SPECIAL: THE GREY fronted in a father-son rela- CUP 1978REPLAY 6:0O tionship when the parents BLACK EXPERIENCE (B NBC NEWS receive word that their son ONEWS has an incurable disease. I~) FRENCH CHEF 11:00 AFTERNOON 6:30 (J~ ~effURDAY NIGHT UVE ~'ANIMAL WORLD 12:00 ~J SWI~ FAMILY ROBIN.- O MOVIE (JOINED IN PRO- 12:00 SON "Terror On South Island" GRESS) O HOT FUDGE ~J ONCE UPON A CI.A~SIC 12:10 ~) FRENCH CHEF 7:0O 0 MOVIE "Dr. No" 1983 Sean 12:30 (D WILD KINGDOM Connery, Ursula Andress. (D MOVIE E) BIONIC WOMAN 1:20 O CROCKETr's VICTORY ~j NOVA O MOVIE GARDEN 7:3O 1:43 • 1:00 8 GONG SHOW ONSWS =:2~ ID CBC CURUNG CLASSIC g:0O O CONSUMER SURVIVAL I~ THE BIONIC WOMAN O MOVIE "Taras Bulba" 1962 KIT IB ONE DAY AT A TIME Yul Brynner, Tony Curtis. PAGE 4, THE TOWNSMAN, Friday, November 25, 1977

John Wavne's d stinguished career in motion pictures--and his starring roles in many of the great war films, including 'The Longest Day' (r)--are a part oT 'OSCAR PRESENTS THE WAR MOVIES AND JOHN WAYNE,' a special presentation of Hollywood's view of WW II, Sunday, Nov. 27 on ABC-TV.

MORNING 3:30 O KING OF KENSINGTON CORAL JUNGLE "The Move" Cathy is fed up 4:00 with Gladys' interfering in her 6:00 ~]I SALVATION ARMY marriage and walks out of the l~ UNIVERSITYOF THE AIR Eli HORST KOEHLER SHOW house and into a new apart- 6:30 4:30 ment, inviting Larry to join ID NATIONAL FILM BOARD ~ DECK THE HALLS _ her. 6:45 O COUNTRY CANADA O THE SIX MILLION DOLLAR O SACRED HEART I~ QUESTION PERIOD MAN Steve's honeymoon 7:00 5:00 with a beautiful woman is the O FAITH FOR TODAY I~ MEET THE PRESS bait to trap a mysterious O CROSSROADS I~J HYMN SING group that has penetrated OSI 7:30 ID UNTAMED FRONTIER security in search of an A- l~ EUCHARIST FOR SHUT- "Eskimo Point" bomb. (60 mind INS J~J BLACK PERSPECTIVE ON J~]j EVENING AT SYMPHONY iD REX HUMBARD THE NEWS 8:30 8:00 5:30 iD ALL IN THE FAMILY (D I LIKE MYSELF ~ NEWS 9:00 8."30 E]I REACH FOR THE TOP ~]1 SIDESTREET "With This iD PLEASANTJOURNEYS C]I CAPITOL COMMENT Ring" An illegal immigrant, ID SPECIAL GREY CUP O SOCCER MADE IN GER- about to receive an award HIGHLIGHTS MANY from the federal government for research he has done dur- Ing his eighteen years in this I~ GREY CUP HIGHLIGHTS EVENING country, flees from immigra- The show highlights all the tion authorities and marries a Hot)t)=i Bilbo Baggins has a thing for rings--whether they turn up activity and excitement that woman who specializes in makes Grey Cup week a col- m~l.qically in a tunnel (top) or are blown by the master of wizardry 6:00 "quickie" immigration mar- O,lrl(tall (below) in 'T.HE HOBBIT.' Orson Bean is Bilbo's voice and ourful enjoyable, national riages. event. I~ SURVIVAL iD WONDERFUL WORLD OF a KOJAK John Huston speaks for Gandalf in this animated version of J.R.R. 9:00 ID MASTERPIECE THEATRE rolkein's classic Sunday. Nov. 27 on NBC-TV. ID GARDENING WITH ED DISNEY "The Castaway Cowboy" Shanghaied aboard 9:00 HUME ID DOONESBURYSPECIAL ID SESAME STREET a sailing vessel, Texas cowboy Jumps ship and Is 10:00 9:3O 9 MISS WORLD BEAUTY 8 NFL '77 dragged from the surf by a 12- year-old boy. The boy's PAGEANT IB GREY CUP FORECAST '77 ID MARKETPLACE 19:00 widowed mother persuades the Texan to turn her potato O CTV REPORTS r sunday • ID NFL FOOTBALL ID VISIONS ID THE GREY CUP GAMES . farm Into a cattle ranch. Stars: James Garner, Vera Miles, 10:00 al THE GREY CUP GAME 8 OMBUDeMAN Host: ID SESAME STREET Robert Culp. (Part I,) ONEWS Robert Cooper. 11:00 11:00 THE HOBBIT ID SESAME STREET 6:30 ID HOW COME? 8 THE NATIONAL O PROVINCIAL LOTTERY O CTV NEWS 11:15 'The Hobbit,' the first dramatization AFTERNOON lml ALASKA OIL: AMERICA'S PIPE DREAM? gNEWS for TV of any work by J.R.R. Tolkten, O NATION'S BUSINESS will be presented on NBC-TV Sunday; i 11:20 Nov. 27. 12:00 7:00 80 NEWS Balladeer Glenn Yarbrough will Eli THE AMERICAN HOUSE 11:45 sing the,theme song 'The Greatest l~ THE WONDERFUL 12:30 WORLD OF DISNEY 8 MOVIE Adventure,' one of 13 songs to be Ira) MAINSTREAMING THE O MOVIE '~/Itch Without A featured in the animated film. The Iml BEACHCOMBERS "Fire in EXCEPTIONAL CHILD the Hole" Against Nick's bet- Broom" 1966 Jeff Hunter, entire score was composed, 1:00 Maria Perschy. A beautiful arranged and conducted by Maury ter judgement, Jesse ID MOVIE dynamites a log to dislodge it. 16th century witch falls In love Laws. Several lyrics were written and (D. WASHINGTON WEEK IN addapted by Jules Bass and Tolkien's He sets in motion a chain of with a 20th century history words serve as lyrics for other tunes. REVIEW events which results In Nick professor. Voices for principal characters are 1:30 and Jesse both being pinned 12:00 provided by John Huston, Orson (~) WALL STREET WEEK below logs, with no one but g MOVIE (JOINED IN PRO- Bean (the voice of Bilbo Baggins, in 2:00 little Sara to help. CRESS) photo), Richard Boone, Otto ID WILD KINGDOM 12:10 Preminger, Cyril Ritchard, Hans ~J ARE YOU BEING SERVED O MOVIE "Change of the Conreid and Brother Theodore. (~1 BEST OF FAMILIES Q HARDY BOYS-NANCY Light Brigade" 1969 Trevor The story concerns the little people 2:30 DREW MYSTERIES A deaf girl Howard, Vanessa Redgrave. who live in the magical world of I~ WHEREVER WE LODGE lip reads an extortion plot to 1:45 Middle-earth, and tells of the epic B IT IS WRITTEN bomb Las Vegas casinos, and g MOVIE battle between the gentle hobbits and Eli MOVIE "Pursuit" 1972 Ben her. life depends on Frank and 2:55 the evil dragons and goblins who Gazzara, E.G. Marshall, Ex- Joe solving the case in time. O MOVIE "Gazebo" 1960 threaten them, otremlst steals deadly nerve (60 mln.) Glenn Ford, Debble 'The Hobbit' has been gas and plots to destroy a ma- I~1COUSTEAU ODYSSEY Reynolds. recommended for viewing by the jor U,S. city, 7:30 4:00 National Education Association. __ 3:00 iD RHODA aNEWS (B JERRY FALWELL 8:00 4:66 (D THEATRE IN AMERICA iB THE BIG EVENT 0 II:ICNSiDE

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"SAVE THIS" LIST UNTIL AUCTION NIGliT PAGE 6, THE TOWNSMAN, Friday, November 2S, 15,77 THE TOWNSMAN, Friday, November 25, 1977, PAGE 7 mmmmmmmmmmmmmBmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm•mmmm•mmmmmmm•mmmmmmmmmm mmm•m•••mmm•mmmmm•mmm•mmr r |nmmmmmmeimmmmmmr Inmimmmmmmmm•|•ii••mmmmmmmmim umnmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmimmimmimmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm : FRIDAY 8 p.m, - 9 p,m. FRIDAY 11 p.m.- 12 MIDNIGHT SATURDAY ¥ p.m. - 8 p.m. SATURDAY 10 p.m. - 11 p.m. 1. Samson's Poultry Farm i Case Large Eggs 15.00 74. Terrace Shell Quartz Headlights 54,00 2. Canadian Frelghtways 15.00 lS~r. De•ella's Giftware Artiflcla I Flowers 1 C.F.L. Toy Truck 75. Terrace Heoflh Car. 30 Day Membership 35.00 104. Trigo's Footwear 1 Pair Boots 35.00 235.O.K, Tire Stere 2 G70.14Snow Tires 127.00 : 76. Totem Beverage• Soft Drink Hamper 20.00 i$5. Mountvlew Bakery 2 Casesof Breed 37.00 236.Quadra Travel 2 Nights Accommodation for 2 in Van. 60.OO 3. Skeena Auto Metal S0.00 22.00 237.Great West Life I Dozen Golf Balls • Credit Note.Repairs 71. Coulter Electric Deluxe Haircurler 20,00 I06; Kelly's Stereo Mart I Pair Akai Headphones 20,00 • 4. Pizza Hut 2 Free Pizzo's 20.00 20.00 238.C.A.E. Morse Ltd. 10" Plastic Model 70. Okanagan Helicopter 15 Minute Ride for 4 05.00 157. Royal Bank 1 Late Ticket 10.go Ig.0o • 79. Canaclaln Propane Primus Propane Lantern 30.00 lSS. Braid Insurance I Pair Cross Coontry Ski Boots 34.00 239.Arnim Sanders Welding 20 lb. Turkey B S. So•tar Candle Associates Book"Brttish Columbia.Our Land" 40.00 00. Terrace Model World Deluxe Rocket Kit 23,00 159.~ So•son's Poultry Farm 4 Yards Manure 20,00 ' • : 6. Speedea Muffler Credit Note-Repairs 50,00 01. Nora's Auto Refinishing Ham or Turkey Voucher 20.00 240.Mackay Johnson Ski Shop ! Fair Ski poles 16.00 • 20,00 160; Sandman Inn Maelfor 2 IS.08 241.Totem Beverage• Soft Drink Hamper 112. Pizza Patio Steak Dinner for 2 20,00 161rCanada Safoway Gift Certificate 2O'OO • 7. Terrace Drugs 35.00 242.Okanagen Helicopters 15 Man. Trip for Four • Model Electric Train 37.00 03. Budget Rent.A.Car Weekend Car Rental 60.00 162J S.K.B. Aato Selvage Used Car-Truck Ports 25.08 "05.OO 'i : 8. Blue Ribbon Bakery 2 Casesof Brlid 22.00 163J Scotia Bank ! Late Ticket 164J Dingle Dan's Towing Towing Voucher 10.08 243.Terrace Model World Model Rocket Kit 84. Chinook Trailer Sales Auto Trans. Cooler 65.00 50.00 244.Toronto Dominion Bank 1 Late Ticket 15.go I 165.(John's Excevetlng Co~p Certificate I0.00 : 9. Aqua Plumbing & Heating 8" Cantro Kitchen Tap 27.00 85. inland Kenworth Fog LigM 42.00 20.00 245.BOb's Shoes 1 Leather Handbag 1~.~ Tilden Rent.A.Car I Set Quartz Lights 33.00 10. Bytown Diesel Sales 12 Volt Car Battery 511.00 04. Toronto Dominion Bank 1 Late Caneda Ticket 10.00 90.00 246.Copper Mountain Enterprises Tire & Wheel 570x0 167.:Skoglund Hotspringe Room For 4 People Plus Broakteot 40.go • 11. Canada Snteway Gift Certiflcete 25.00 117. K & M Deliveries Turkey Voucher 20.00 • 30.05 247.Nechako Theatre 3Month Pass ,. •,o, 1641.;Twin Valley Mobile Homes 2 Boudoir Lamps 26.OO 08. Tiilicum Keyboards 1 Pair Stereophones 15,00 30.00 248. Bavarian Inn Dinner For Two : 12. Prudent & Currle (1976) Ltd. 12 Gaoge Shotgun SS.O0 89. Fred's Furniture Artf0t Dodger Dart Set 169.~Avis U-Drive Heavy Duty Jeck.AJl~~ ,~ 30.05 20.gO •..?~ 00.00 170., Northern FligM Training• I$b Hours Training .... • 13. Nerwest Building Maintenance Carpet CIoonlng 7S.00 90. Straw's Machine Shop 2 Houi;s Labour 40.00 60.00 249.Toovey's Service Snowmobile Helmet 171.'Totem Beverages 1 Soft Drink Hamper 46.00 91. Bob's Shoes Leather Handbags 33.00 20.08 250. Rowford Splice-Rata I/,- Snck~ Set • 14, Red's Billiards 172. Pizza Hut 2 Pizzas 35.OO 2 Seasons Passes Terrace Reds Hockey 65.00 20.00 351.Madigan Equipment Toy Tractor 10.00 • 15. Chris Janitor Service Certificate for 20 percent off carl=et cleaning 173. 7 Sees Restaurant Dinner for Six 27.05 252. Agar Red & White One Deck •92. Johnny's Welding Smoke Detector 49.00 T.V. Video Game 7.00 i 16. Northwest Sportsman Do[we Rod & Real SOt 3~,00 15'4. Northern Drugs 00.00 253. Elegance Fashions ! Pair Ladies Slicks 17. Bank of Montreal 93. Kenscott Kennels 10 Days Board (DOg) 40.00 175. Central Flowers One Wall Picture 24.00 1 Lato Ticket 10,00 94. Sight & Sound 35.00 254. T~tem Press & Stationery i Desk Lamp • 10. Dave's Contracting Polaroidcamero 40.00 176. Lakelon Pharmacy Electric Can Opener 20.00 One Days Labour Re: Roof Repairs 100.00 90. Bert's Dollcetesean 17.08 255. Dog N Suds 20lb. CookedHam Food Slicer 33.00 177. Buller'e Glass 1 Bevelled Mirror 38.00 30.00 94. Gordon and Anderson Franklin Fireplace with Accaesorles • 19. 5nap-On Tools 160.00 178. Elker Auto Supply Metal Tool Box 4 Drawer Teal BoX 100.00 97. Little, Ha•gland, & Kerr 300 Pieces 6 Foot by 1"x6" fencing 90.00 256. Totem Towing Towing Voucher 20.00 i 20. Vogel's Mobile Home Village 2 Months Free Trailer Space 192.00 179. Terrace Motors 40 Channel C.B. Radio 157.00 257. Terrace Totem Ford AM-RadioATrack 140.00 90. H. Lehman Jewellers Cuckoo Clock 4 Loads Gravel 216.00 • 20.A Schmitty's Excavating 2 Hours Back.Hog Work .... 130.00 .0. Far.He Contracting 120.00 258 Skeena Broadcasters I Years Cablevislon 56.00 98.A Simpson Sears Ltd. Gift Certificate 20.00 101. Ocean Cement 3 Yards Concrete 150.00 • 150.00 259.West End Store 1 Motor Powered Bicycle 4S0.OO • FRIDAY 9 p.m. - 10 p.m. .... FRIDAY 12 MIDNIGHT- 1 a.m. SATURDAY 8 p.m. - 9 p,m, SATURDAY 11 p.m. - 12 MIDNIGHT 21. Wirtl Construdion Aluminum Storm Door 79.00 99. Doiryland ice Cream Hamper 35.00 102. Mountvlew Bakery I Fruit Cake a 22. Terrace Bowling Lanes I Pair Mens.Ledies Shoes 35.00 20.00 260. Norcanco M 23. T~rrace Health Centre 100. Overwaitee Grocery Hamper SO.O• 113. Skeane Diesel 12 Car Oil Filters sieal Thermos 20.OO • 3~ Day Membership 35.00 50.00 24;1.A&pert Coffee Shop Meal Voucher 24, Kelly's Stereo Mart 101. Bank of Commerce Savings Certificate 50.00 104. Terrace Health Centre' 30 Day Membership 15.00 • I Pair Akai Headphenes. 1 20.00 • 35.00 262.Terrace HooHh Centre 30 Day Membership • 25. 5peedee Printers 102. Nocheko Theatre 3Month Pass 26,00 !15. Twin City Meats 20 Lb. Turkey - 35.O0 • World Globe 34.00 103. Sight & Sound Polaroid Camera 2¢.00 213.Wild Duck Motel • 2 Nights A.~ommndatinn 44.OO • : 26. Arnim Sanders Welding 40,00 101. SpeedCleaners Gift Certificate aS.00 " Gift Certificate 20 lb. Turkey 21.08 104. 5koona Valley Meat Packers Home Cured Ham 25.00 " 117. The Matot m" k~~4 .11 27. Copper Mountain Eat. Propane Botflo Cover- 13.00 SteepingUnft for2 • lY.O0 244. Totem Gulf Engine Heater* 105. Uplands Kennel One Week's Board 20.OO 118. Terrace Herald Page Ad : ;': ~":~"":" :'~' • =go • 20. Bank of Montreal I Lore Canada Tax )0.Be / /110.08 :CO. Copper Man. Enterprises • Trailer Step 104. Water Lily Bay Resort 4HoursBonfRentel 3O.OO !19. Gondwlll Bottling North l~Hcannedp~p~ ;~.... . 12.Be ID • 29.Northwest Sportsman catalytic Heater = r Syj~ • 19.00 2/4. Agar Red & White 1 Turkey • • 3O. Kentucky Fried Chicken 107. 5undance~Ski & Sport • Size44 Ski Jacket 20.OO 190. F.W. Woolworth casl Iron Wo0ClS~ve " 15.00 ID 1 Barrel Pack 16.00 108. Pro.Tech Electronics Repair Voucher ~ 70.oo II • 31. Hub Enterprises Ltd. 25.00 191. Acklonds 12 Volt Car Battery ' ' m '~;~ ' • 267. Bavarian Inn I Quart Beer MUD .. .' 32.00 109. Northern Magneto Tow Rope Dinner For Z • 32. Al's Shoes 12.00 • 268, Nocheko Theatre 30.go • One Pair of Ladies Naturalizer Shoes 32.08 3 Month Pass 26.00 • : 33. Do-It-Yourself.Wiring Electric Heater • ID. Ski,me Wood Products 1 Pro-Hung Door 5"5,00 269. Bob's Shoes 00.08 110. Westend Chevron Lubrication or Winterizing 35.00 ! Leather Handbag 33.00 ~ a 34. Carson Metorways Turkey Voucher 113. Grace Fell Florists I Doz. Long Stem Roses 310.08 270.Toronto Dominion Bank I Late Ticket • ~ 12.00 111. TerracelOllrysler Chryce Battery .• as.Be •1o.N. • m 3~, Hillside Painting 2 Gallons White Paint 20.08 194. Northern Crafts Mattet Brnth~ Doll * U.00 v. )6 D~ma( Equipment 112. Silouhntte Fashions Gift Certificate 25.00 195. Lindeay's Cartage 1 Hour Hiab Crane Use | Coop Gift Certificate 20.00 113. Emco Supply Space.MakerSink ~I.00 271.C.A.E. Morse Ltd. i 37. Greal West Life Metal Safety Box 94.Q0 196. Keith Tucker 1 Pair 7x38 Binoculars Metal Toy Truck 20.go m 20.00 114. Slumber Lodge Steak Dinner for 2 17.00 50.00 272. Terrace Modem Worm Model Airplane Kitl 38. Jon & Jan Hairdressing Hair Dryer 35.00 197. Northern Screen Prints Sign Painting 45.00 • 39. Sandman Inn 115. Tililcum Twin Theatres Family Peck Ticksts 36.00 198. Dorksen's Jewellers Mens Watch 50.00 373. Arnim Senders Welding 20 lb. Turkey 20,00 • 2 Meals 15.00 116. Bee's Chlidrms Wear Gift Certificate 19.00 274.Goodwill kttlMg North 40. B & G Grocery Women's Timex Einctric 25.00 2 Cases Canned Pop 19.00 • 45.0O 117. Royal Bank I LutoTichat • 10.00 199. Haide Travel Service Two Night in Hotel in Vancouver 60.00 275. Canada Sofeway Ltd. Gift Certificate 41. Jim Jefferies 1Case Antifreeze 28.08 25.00 • :IN. N & H Builders Ltd. Portable Ratchet Puller 60.00 | : 42. Hull's Thornhill Grocery Man's Timex Watch 25.00 i 110. Totem Gulf Tank Type Engine Heater 20.00 201. Terrace Barber Shop 10 Haircuts 43. 5amson's Poultry Farm 4 Yercls Manure 20.05 119. Mr. Mikes 2 Steak Dinners 6.00 50.00 276. Pizza Hut 2 Pizzas 20.00 ~ 202. Sanders Welding 20 lb. Turkey Voucher 20.00 277.Cedarlond Tire 2-GTOx15Snowtiree 44. East Side Grocery Women's Timex Electric 43.05 J 120. Pine Confectionery I CaseSoft Drinks 10.00 . Crushed Gravel • 9o.~ ~ 45. Terrace Interiors Wallpaper r-ertificate 30.00 121. Totem Gulf 4 Gallons Antifreeze 26.00 16-25 Transport • 55.00 278.Northern Culverts 12"X20' Culvert * ~ AI McAIplne Rose s Shop Certificate 50.00 log.go • : ~i Finning Tractor Cat Bafter~* 13S.@0 122. Northern Sash & Mill•ark 2'x4' Cedar Twindow 143.00 2051 Mainland Elworthy Co. % HP. Electric Motor 100.00 279.McGillis & Gibbs Cedar Shingles or Shakes Wedeene River Co•trading B.W 12" Podrable TV 130.00 123. Williams Moving & Storage Gift Cerfificete Toward Moving 100.00 206. Ominece Building Supply 9" Table Saw 200.00 i : 48. Dave's Plumbing & Heating Power Humidifier 100.00 124. Albert & Maccaffery Light Fixtures 100.00 217.00 260.Terrace Building Supplies 30" Metal Fireplace 207. Price-Skesna Forest Products 2000B.F. of 2"x4" 275.00 • 550.08 280.ABobsein Construction 2.50 lb, Kegsof Nails 60.00 • : FRIDAY 10 pmmm- 11 p,m, SATURDAY 6 p,m,- 7 p, m, SATURDAY 9 p.m. - 10 p.m. SATURDAY 12 MIDNIGHT- 1 a.m. 49. Riverside Groceries i Gas Voucher IS.00 125. Cedars Motel Turkey Voucher 15.00 208. Terrace Radiator & Battery DOtco Battery 50. Peerless Pipe Circular Saw 66.00 126. Jeans North Gift Certificate 23.00 43.00 i 261. Terrace Sewing Centre Button Haler 14.00 i 51. C.A.E. Morse Ltd. Metal Toy Truck 20.00 127. Terrace Health Centre 30 Day Membership 35.00 209 Lakelse Hotel One Night Acconlmodetion & Dinner for 2 with 282. Terrace Hotel 3 Course Dinner & 1 Night in Bridal Suite SS.OO : 52. Agar Red & White Turkey Voucher 15.00 128. Royal Bank 1 LotoTicknt 10.00 wine 45.00 203. Dog N Suds 1.20 lb. Cooked Ham 30.00 : 53. Skeena Mobile Catering Turkey Voucher 10.00 129. Art Park-Golf Pro Shop 1 Putter 25.00 210. Doc's Cartage & Storage 1 Pair Snow Tires 100.00 264. Auto Marine Electric 1-socket Set 50.00 : 54. Chop Suey Garden Dinner for 5 21.00 130. Bob's Welding 2 Hours Shop Work 54.00 211. Traders Group Ltd. ! Calculator 15.0n 285. Traders Group 1 Calculator 15.00 = 212. Tillicum Keyboards Organ Music Course 38.00 266. Totem Gulf Engine Heater 20.00 131. Dairy Queen Gift Certificate 9.00 -g 50. Carson Mutorways Turkey Voucher 12.00 132, Smilin Jack's Restaurant Steak & Lobster for 2 plus Refreshments 40.00 213. Totem Gulf Engine Heater 20.00 207. C.A.E. /Morse Ltd. 18" PlesticMedel 10.00 : BB 56. Domac Equipment Co-op Certificate 20.00 214, Terrace Chrysler 1Case Motor Oil 42.00 209. Dairy Queen Gift Certificate 9.00 : 57. Apex Red & White Grocery Hamper 25.00 133.Skeena Pawn Shop Gift Certificate 12.00 290. Royal Bank I Lototickst 10.00 i m 50. Sandman inn Meals for 2 15.00 134. Skoglund Logging 2 Men Inflatable Raft 80.05 215. Royal Bank 1 Loto Ticket 10.00 291. Agar Red & White One Duck 7.00 216. Medlgon Equipment Metric Wrench Set 30.00 292. Nechako Theatre 3 Month Pass 26.00 • • 59. 5andy's Grocery 24x10oz. Coke 21.00 135. Queansway Trading 6 Gels. House Preservative 80.02 : 60. Jim Jefferies 1case Anti.fresze 20.00 136. One Hour Cleanatlzlng Useof Rug Cleaner 46.00 217. Sandman Inn Dinner for 2 15.00 293. Toronto Dominion Bank 1 Leto Ticket 10.00 • • 137. All Seasons Sports 213. E.B. Horsman & Son Electric Halrsetter 35.00 294. Crowder Communications T.V. Surviellenca Camera 200.00 • : 61. Mantique Man's Wear Jantcen Sweater 36 00 Cross Country Skis 52.00 219. Mr. Mike's Steak House 2 Steak Dinners 10.00 295. Kolum Electric Ltd. Motorola Stereo 340.00 : 220. Jim McEwan Motors Ltd. 2 Chevy Jackets 50.00 296. Trens Provincial airlines Ticket Voucher 180.00 • • 62. Samson's Poultry Farm i Case Large Eggs 15'00 138, Gino's Coiffures Shampoo & Set 10.00 221. Time Cleaners I Pair Coveralls 30.00 • : 63. 5hoppers Drug.Mart Sunbeam Hair Dryer 25100 139. Check's Electric 1 Service Call 25.00 140. Speedce Printers Desk Pen Set 20.oo 232. Gim's Restaurant Chinese Lantern 60.00 • • " 141 The Golden Razor Gift Certificate 20.00 m 64. Jungle Jims Gift Certificate 20.00 142. Time Cleaners I Pair Coveralls ] 65. Superior Building Malnt. Living Room Carpet Clean 60.00 143. Pizza Hut 2 Pizzas ::::: 22|.224. CanadaScotia Bank Sefeway Gift1 Loto Cerlificate Ticket 25.0010.00 225. Pizza Hut 2 Pizzas 20.00 • 144. Joe's Printers Rubber Stamp Kit 23.00 224. Western Home Furnishings 1Table Lamp 75.00 Phone 'i 66. B.C. Telephone Company GittCertiflcate 37.00 145. Shah Yon Restaurant Dinner for7 34.00 227. Wi0htman & Smith Insurance Voucher S0.O0 • 67. Coulter Electric Deluxe Hoircurler 20.00 228. Highlander Centre Dry Cleaner Cleaning Voucher 25.00 : 68. Rose's Shop Gift Certificate 50,00 146. B.C. Telephone Book Gift Certificate 27 O0 229. Wilkinson Business Machines CanonCalculator 30.00 • 69. Hen's Photo STudio 6"xi0" Color Portrait 29.00 147 Jungle Jim's Gift Certificate ...... '. n m 70. Jan Mason Hairdressing One Per• 25,00 140. Caravan Moving & Storage Y4"Cordless Drill 40.00 230. Timberland Troller Park Space Rental 20.00 149. Kalum Tire 12 V^m* n=...., co nn 231. Camperland Radio.Tape Deck 90.00 • 71. Totem T.V. Centre 5 Channel Bike of Skiden C.B. Radio 200.00 !50. Finning Tractor Cat Battery"" 135.00 232. Terrace Co.op Carousel Prolecter • 72. Glacier Glass Vanor Truck Sun.Roof 133.00 179.00 ,,,. ,*onex Gas Welding Outfit ~e:.:: 233. Slade and Stewart 24 Ibs.of Coffee 103.00 73. Ev s Men s Wear 24 Personalized Caps 100.00 152. Houlden Lagging Grocery Voechor ...... mu. I 234. Terrace Equipment Sales Frontier Power Saw 177.00 mmnmummmmmmmimmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmimmmmimmim•mmmmmmmmm•mmmmm( mmimnmmminmmmmmm•mmmimimnmmnmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmMmmmmmmmmm "i--annna•lnliinliinaiailnnnlnimlaninmlununaunlnm•lna| Inamun~/iimmiiiii/inlilMlnnnnl•nliiUln•UiniuiinlnaaaliBI PAGE 8, THE TOWNSMAN, Friday, November 25, 1977

Scotia between June and award, with its cash CP news features grant of $700, recognizes September this year. exceptional enthusiasm Tourism Minister M.E. and ability in someone DeLory said a total of SAVINGS ACCOUNTS who has had little or no 1,029 bus tours brought GROW previous background in Canadian and US... TORONTO (CP) -- The theatre. MEMBERS groups to the province-- EVENING Canadian Bankers' REMEMBERED 109`more than at the same Association says there KIRKLAND LAKE, time last year. The are more than 23 million ont. (cP) ~ -- In the growth resulted from PRIME TIME SCHOOL TELEVISION 6:00 personal savings ac- future, deceased mem- increased advertising, he OONSWS counts holding $43.2 bers of the Kirkland said. O ZOOM billion in Canadian District Horticultural As each holiday season approaches, the television S:30 set overflows with specials about Santa, reindeer, ~NBON~ chartered banks. Last Society will be re- O OVER EASY year there were 22 membered by the CONVENTION Scrooge and Tiny Tim. All are designed to remind us of 7:00 million accounts holding planting of a nursery- PLANNED "- the Christmas spirit. This year is no exception because IB SEATTLE TONIGHT VANCOUVER (CP) -- we will be treated to a very special Christmas story ID Ul"rLE HOUSE ON THE $36.4 billion, grown flowering tree, to called THE GATHERING, Sunday, Dec. 4 on ABC-TV. ABILITY be planted at public sites The British Columbia PRAIRIE "The Wolves" THE GATHERING is the emotion-packed drama of a BOBBY VINTON SHOW RECOGNIZED designated by the town, Science Fiction man who learns that this Christmas will be his last. Adam Association has an- Guests: Mary Mcgregor. Irwin STRATFORD, Ont. with suitably inscribed Thornton, estranged from his wife and children, lives the Corey. (CP) -- Bryan Grimes, a plaques. Kirkland Lake nounced its sixth Van- life of a rugged individualist until he learns that he is I~ MAC,NElL LEHRER publicity worker at the city council recently couver convention will be incurably ill. Realizing his death is imminent and time is REPORT Stratford Shakespearean approved the idea. held May 26-28 at Uni- running out, he seeks urgently to mend his ways, 7:30 versity of B.C. The guest particularly with his sorely-divided family. ID HOLLYWOOD SQUARES Festival, is the first BUSES POURED IN The family reunion at Christmastime, with only Adam ~]l HEADUNE HUNTERS winner of the Artistic HALIFAX (CP) -- A of honor will be Canadian-born science- knowing of his imminent death, is indeed a tense Guest: Abby Hoffman. Director's Award record number of bus gathering. The bitter leftovers from years of no O THE AMERICAN HOUSE established this year. The • "zrs came to Nova fiction writer A.E. Van communication are not easily erased in the minds of his S:00 Vogt. IB UTrLE HOUSE ON THE • . mlmlmm~ ... children. And so the struggle is theirs. Each must rationalize his own reasons for needing and wanting to PRAIR1E remain part of a very closely-knit group, the family. All BETTY WHITE SHOW must forgive each other's failings and recognize that the I~l THE WALTONS As a loner in the BOOK SELLING intimate bond that holds them together is greater than constantly lost in his own WELL time or space or distance. dreams. Jim-Bob has never VANCOUVER (CP) -- The positive lesson of life, learned through death, identified with people his own spotlight Mayor Jack Voirich has and the ability of men and women to grow and change age, until he befriends a within the timeless order of the family as portrayed in runaway orphan. (60 mln.) announced that proceeds Q NOVA from the sales of Van-. THE GATHERING are not simply lessons for this holiday couver's First Century, season. They are lessons to be talked about, thought about and lived in all seasons. 8:30 the new picture book on Prime Time School Television (PTST), a national O morn PAGE the city's past, will be non-profit organization that provides educational material CHALLENGE used to establish a special to help young people get the most out of programs like 9:.OO publications fund for THE GATHERING, has athought provoking guide for you O NBO MONDAY NIGHT and your childdren on this very sensitive program.' It MOVIE ,: ,, books relating to Van- 8UPEI:~PECIAL "The Irish couver. Aldermen were explores the questions •raised by young people when Rovers on Prince Edward recently told the book will faced with the death of their loved ones and contrasts the Island" It's a wonderful earn the city royalties of artificial images of life and death so often portrayed in houseful of music as the Irish $10,000 by Christmas. "cops-and-robbers" "IV shows. The PTST guide Rovers host a folk gathering suggests ways to consider the quality, not the length of at Will MIIlar's house at Mon-, life. It reminds students that the problems which confront tague, P.E.I. Guests include the Thornton family/affect all of us at one time or another. .George Hamilton IV, NEW CHIEF ELEC- To makesure that y0uand your family•get the most Catherine McKInnon, John TED out of this special Christmas stow, send for the PTST Allan Cameron, The Calamity SPLIT I,AF~, Man. study guide on THE GATHERING. It's free..Just.writeto Brothers. =June Rosner, PTST, 120 S. LaSalle St., Chicago, IlL 00603.:~ O GRAND OLD COUNTRY (CP) -- A 26-year-old Guests:' Samml Smith, Wllf man has been elected.. Carter, Free Spirit. chief of the"Spllt Lake ID THE MERRY WIDOW Indian band, which oc- 9:.3O cupies a reserve on the MONDAY " ' ;'" "" ' Nelson River about 80 8nAP Jesalca shows her miles northeast of ;.moxle when she takes a firm (NBO) MONDAY NIGHT AT THE MOVIES: 9:00 PM • stand against Chester, and Thompson. Chief-elect E.S.T., P.S.T.-8:00 PM O.S.T., M.S.T. Corinne confronts Peter Mike Garson will take "The Hunted Lady" Donna Mills, Robert Reed. An about hie behavior. over from retiring Chief undercover policewoman must flee for her life when she is 10:00 Ken Wastasecoot, 32, framed for a murder by mobsters whose illegal hold over an- Jl NEWSMAGAZINE ¢J orr.u Dec. 26. aspiring Presidential candidate was under investigation. a 8WITCH "Dancer" Pete takes on the role of a studio security officer while Mac tolls before the camera to find ' astar'swould-bemurderer. 10:3) MAN AUVE "The Million Public television will present a new English-language Dollar Men" ~wroduction of Franz Lehar's zesty operetta 'THE MERRY monday IDOW' starring Bevedy Sills Monday, Nov. 28 on PBS, 11:00 taped as it was presented earlier this fall at the San Diego aNEWS Civic Theater. IB THE NATIONAL Appearing with Miss Sills in this all-new San Diego THE HONEYMOONERS ~]1CTV NEWS Opera Company production will be Alan Titus, Nolan Van O DC,K CAVETT SHOW Way, Glenys Fowles, Ryan Allen and David Rae Smith. CHRISTMAS SPECIAL 11:20 Miss Sills said the production, which was conceived ~O HEW8 and directed by Trio Capobianco, is "the most beautiful Christmas is in the air and Jackie 11:00 'Merry Widow' production I've ever seen and will appeal Gleason and the Honeymooners will Q THETONIGHT SHOW to almost every taste." celebrate that holiday with a version ONO, HONESTLY A large pad of that appeal, Miss Sills explained, will of 'A Christmas Carol' that Dickens 11:35 be the new English-language lyrics in the operetta. would never have dreamed of in his ~} gO MINUTE8 Host: Peter' Pulitzer Prize-winning lyricist Sheldon Harnick, who wildest nightmare in 'The Gzowski. wrote the lyrics for 'Fiddler on the Roof,' 'Fiorello!' and Honeymooners Christmas Special,' 12'.00 other musicals, turned a new translation of 'The Merry airing Monday, Nov. 28 on ABC-TV. IDcas L~TE MOVIE Widow' into the frothy and frequently funny operetta that Jackle Gleason (left) and Audrey 12:10 was taped for the special. Meadows as Ralph and Alice O MOVIE "Bob and Carol and •"The operetta is delightful," executive producer Kramden and Art Carney (right) and Ted and Alice" 1869 Natalte David Prowitt said. "The sets are grand, the costumes Jane Kean as Ed end Trtxie Norton Wood, Robed Culp. delicious and the new English lyrics are genuinely have been fighting life's little 1:00 funny." frustrations evPr since their days as 8 TOMORROW Based on a French comedy by Henry Meilhac television's faro' ,Is friends on the old 1:3) entitled 'L'Attache,' 'The Merry Widow' is a classic love 'Honeymooners.' O MOVIE story and became the pattern for later operettas: in Act I Ralph's boss believes that Ralph is 2:.10 he is ardent but she says no, in Act II the lovers' positions the perfect man to direct the I~ MOVIE "This Could Be The are reversed and in Act III, when they are both willing, the company's Christmas play Ralph Night" 1957 Jean Simmons, operetta ends. wants the assignment because the Anthony Franoiosa. Miss Sills, the first lady of American opera, made her last director was promoted to Vice $:20 first appearance in 'The Merry Widow' when she was only President. Ralph, of course, has QNEWS 17years old, while toudng with an operetta company never In his life directed a play, but 4:10 under the aegis of Broadway producer J.J. Shubert. She that doesn't stop him as he casfs l) mONSlOS first appeared with the San Diego Opera Company In 1970 Norton (Carney) in the roles of Tiny and hes been featured with the company three times Tim and Scrooge in 'A Christmas Carol' and sells commercial plugs to NETWORK8 AND 8"I'ATION8 since then. .RESERVE TI'm ~ TO Check yourIoc~ PGS station lot broNcmltday an4 time. help pay the production expenses. • M/UaS~ I THE TOWNSMAN, Friday, November 25, t977, PAGE 9 6osmt l tt! s AQUARIUS LEO all, (Jimua~y. 20 - February 16) An important decision of a (July 24 - August 23) An unexpected visitor, perhaps romanic nature may be made. Make your intentions someone from out of the past, may show up or call. You known in no uncertain terms. may be in for a thrill of some kind, no matter what. PISCES )( VIRGO (February 19 - March 20) This is a time for fun, social (August 24 - September 23) Manual dexterity skill in the excitement, romance and general lightheartedness. verbal arts, etc., are among the prominent manifestations at this time. ARIES m LIBRA (March 21 - April 21) You may feel a little out of sorts just now. Be as civil as possible to avoid further strife. (September 24 - October 22) Financial security, your standing within your immediate social sphere, proper deportment, etc. may be a few of your concerns. TAURUS SCORPIO lrn/ (A.pril 2..2 - May 21) There may be upsetting changes in (October 23 - November 22) Getting bogged down in plans./ravelers are cautioned to be flexible. Help is on paper work, Iosmg things like mad and just plain bungling the way in an area where you may need it. are a few of the results you might expect at this time. Cindy Darllne Miller who is Miss World--U.S.A., will represent the Un ted States at the '1977 MISS WORLD BEAUTY CONTEST' in GEMINI which more than 60 of the most beautiful girls in the world will SAGITTARIUS compete--to be presented from London via satellite on NBC-.TV (May 22 - June 21) Messages of warmth and friendliness (November23 - December 22) You will have the physical Sunday, Nov. 27. Cindy is a 20-year-old, blue-eyed blonde and are given and received. Your artistic touch gains respect. energy to accomplish all sorts of mental and manual • hopes for a career as a model and actress. chores. HARRISBURG, Ore. High school board will CANCER CAPRICORN (AP) -- A shredded review the practice at its tennis shoe is being used meeting today. (June 22 - July 23) Going on a spending spree may not be (December 23 - January 19) You will receive an extra dose in Harrisburg schools to all it's cracked up to be today. Shrewdness pays off in the of good cheer. Invitations, phone calls, visitors, etc. can long run. provide many with friendly stimulation. discipline unruly Newton says the board students. probably will reaffirm its I "Well, you might say it shoeswatting policy. He LET SUN BACK IN is better than the pad- says on the average no stretch, which will take SUPREME SOVIET HAMMARSKJOLD dle," Supt. Gerald more than six of the high HONG KONG (Reuter) about seven years to MEETS DIED -- China has reopened the Newton says. school's 210 students are complete and cost $235 MOSCOW (Reuter) -- Former UN secretary- But some parents are struck each year. Memorial Hall of Dr. Sun million. The Kan-Etsu The Soviet parliament, general Dag Ham- upset about the merits of Yat-sen, founder of the tunnel is part of a 300- the Supreme Soviet, will marskjold was killed in a first Chinese republic, on tennis-shoe discipline and He says elementary kilometre expressway meet Dec. 14 to approve plane crash in 1961. the Harrisburg Union the 11th anniversary of linking Tokyo and the Sea the economic plan and school students have the his birth, Hsinhua, the of Japan. The longest budget for 1978, it was an- same choice if parents official Chinese news road tunnel is the 11.6- nounced Sunday. The permit it. agency reported. More kilometre Mont Blanc announcement did not than 25,000 persons tunnel linking France and say how long the session EEL IS AMPHIBIOUS visited the hall Saturday, Italy. would last. The eel known as ordered closed and EVENING 0 JOHNNY CASH Anguilla rostrata, native stripped of exhibits by DOWN RHODESIAN CHRISTMAS A nostalgic look to the Atlantic, can Chiang Chiug, widow of MORE FRENCH JETS at some of the most signifi- slither short distances Chairman Mao Tsetung WORKING LONDON (Reuter) -- 6:00 cant holidays in Johnny's per- overland from one body who has been arrested as PARIS (Reuter) --The Mozambique said sonal and professional life. OONEWS Guests: June Carter Cash, of water to another. a radical. number of unemployed in Monday it shot down two the Carter Family, Jerry Lee I)IG JAPANESE France was 1.1million in Rhodes,an jet fighters Lewis, Roy Orblson. (60 sin.) ARCTIC HAD TUNNEL October, a drop of almost and a helicopter Sunday. 9-~'~N~.~ "~ 9:30 ALLIGATORS MINAKAMI, Japan five per cent from the Mozambique radio said l~ OVER EASTY00 I~J RFTH ESTATE Fossilized remains of (Reuter) -- Work began previous month, sea- Rhodes,an jets and (~ SEATTLE TONIGHT (~ MONTY P/THON'S FLY- ING CIRCUS alligators four feet long Saturday on the world's sonally adjusted figures helicopters attacked 0 MUPPET SHOW have been found in the al STARS ON ICE Guests: 10:00 second longest road tun- issued by the labor Mapai in Gaza province, LOU GRANT SHOW Arctic climate of southern Mozambique.... Christy' lie, Rosemary 0 nel, a 10.9-kilometre ministry show. Clooney, Vern Taylor. EYEWITNESS Ellesmere Island in 0 MACNEIL LEHRER 10:30 Canada. REPORT ~]I BARNEY MILLER Wojo is 7:3O burled alive, the precinct's NAME THAT'rUNE telephones are dead and Har- tuesday' " ID LAVERNE AND SHIRLEY ris still hasn't found an apart- SEARCH AND RESCUE sent with a terrace. "Katy's Falls" 11:00 NINE'S JOURNAL 6NEWS AMERICA SALUTES 8:00 ~) THE NATIONAL AMERICA SALUTES THE ~]~ CTV NEWS THE QUEEN OUEEN I~ DICK CAVETr SHOW 0 HAPPY DAYS Rlchte must 11:20 Host Bob Hope (left) will be joined decide whether to join a ~ ~]J NEWS by a galaxy of stars including fraternity where he is ordered 11:30 Americans Julle Andrews, Paul Anka, to dump the blackballed Pot- t~ THE TONIGHT SHOW Harry Belafonte, Carol Burnett, Alan sis and Ralph Malph. (D LATINO CONSORTIUM King, Shirley MacLaine and the 0 SING CROSBY'S MERRIE 11:35 Muppets in 'America Salutes the OLOE CHRISTMAS Blng ~]J gO MINUTES Host: Peter Queen,' a three-hour entertainment Crosby in an imaginative hour Gzowski. event celebrating Queen Elizabeth's of music, humor and warmth 12:00 Silver Jubilee, to be presented taped in London, five weeks iD CSS LATE MOVIE Tuesday, Nov. 29on NBC-TV. prior to his death. Appearing 12:10 Joining the American entertainers with Crosby are his wife and I~} MOVIE "The Comedians" will be several international stars their three children. Guests: 1967 Elizabeth Taylor, Richard including Rudolf Nureyev, Cleo Burton. TM Ikll |~Jl~.l I,l|kll Irl Ihl W~l" Laine and John Dankworth, The David Bowie, Twiggy, Ron Moody. (60 sin.) 1:00 Brotherhood of Man and Tommy I~ TOMORROW Cooper. Other major stars will J~ TRIAL OF INEZ GARCIA 8:3O 2:20 participate in the special, which will I~ MOVIE originate from the famed Lor~don iD THE RENE SIMARD SHOW Guests: Suzanne Stevens, 2:35 Palladium. (O MOVIE "Five Man Army" "We are pleased to parUcipate in Fred Travalena. g:00 1970 Peter Graves, James Da- thls entertainment world tribute to ly. Queen Elizabeth's 25th anniversary," J~ M.A,S.H, Hawkeye and It's time to call yqur Charles face problems of a 4:12 NBC President Robert E, Mulholland ell NEWS Welcome Wagon hostess. I said. "Throughout her reign, Queen different nature: an officer with a knack for predicting 4:56 Elizabeth has been a devoted patron ID IRONSlDE EVELYN ANWEILER of the arts and artists. In this program casualties promptd a violent 635.5571 or the artists will show their reaction from Hawkeye, while appredatton and devotion to her." Charles suffers embarrassing NETWORKS AND STATIONS WF.NDY CLIBBETT results from the consumption RESERVE THE RIGHT TO 635.2046 it... • of a gourmet meal. MAKE CHANGE~3

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SUNDAY (CBS) THE NFL TODAY: 9:30 AM P.S,T. - 10:30 AM M.S.T..' ..... WORD SEARCH NFL news and features and other sports news. " Hidden are 15 words to circle. Words go across, down, diagonally, upside-down, and backwards. (NBC) NFL '77:9:30 PM P.S.T. -10:30 AM M.S.T. Football news, interviews and features. • CAN YOU FIND THEM? (CBS) THE NFL TODAY: 10:00 AM P.S.T. - 11:00 AM M.S.T. Atlanta Falcons vs. Tampa Bay Buccaneers; Cincinnati [ idStutf C I EVA STOO B L D H M Bengals vs. Giants Cleveland Browns vs. Los Angeles Rams; L HR US KOCU J E I L A 1. Winter New England Patriots vs. Philadelphia Eages. (Check local station for game in your area.) EC I PV AD I B N N 0 K T 2. Advent 3. Chill (NBC) NATIONAL FOOTBALL LEAGUE GAME: 10:00 AM TWV LOT R E N D T Z A C P,S.T. - 11:00 AM M.S.T. 4. Toboggan New York Jets vs. Pittsburgh Steelers. (Check local station 1o Why are false teeth like S BAD L EV PM E N D E 0 5. Skates for game in your area.) stars? N S V RWS PT L C V N F S 6. Cold GCBS) THE NFL TODAY: 11:00 AM P.S.T. - 12:00 NOON M.S.T. 2. What is the best way to E L A RO I KC A E U A P L 7. December reen Bay Packers vs. Minnesota Vikings. (Check local communicate with a 8. Sleet station for game in your area.) T V B SN ENON M T G O E fish? 9. Mittens (NBG) NATIONAL FOOTBALL LEAGUE GAME: 11:00 AM T E E L SACT P B N G R I 10. Ice P.S.T. - 12:00 NOON M.S.T. 3. What did the stamp say 11. Snow Houston Oilers vs. Kansas City Chiefs. (Check local station to the envelope? I U NC J OR B E E L O H G for game in your area.) MWV E P L T SO R F B T H 12. Frost 4. What did the envelope 13. Sleigh CBS) THE NFL TODAY: 1:00 PM P.S.T. - 2:00 PM M .S.T. say to the stamp? ODC B J HMS T X U OG L alias Cowboys vs. Washington Redskins; New Orleans 14. Boots Saints vs. San Francisco 49ers. (Check local station for game R E L A E Z E E R F E T I A in your area.) 5. Why did the weary man 15. Freeze climb up to the D LOCAN J H V O NWZ E (NBC) NATIONAL FOOTBALL LEAGUE GAME: 1:00 PM P.S.T. chandelier? -2:00 PM M.S.T. Baltimore Colts vs. Denver Broncos; San Diego Chargers vs. . Why did Silly Sammy Seattle Seahawks. (Check local station for game in your cut a hole In the top of area.) his umbrella? (PBS) NATIONAL PRO-AM RACQUETBALL: 2:00 PM P.S.T., M.S.T. Thirty finalists, including the nation's top professional and amateur stars compete in this $15,000 tournament event from "OUlUPU King's Racquetball Court in Westminster, Ca if. peddols II ueqM m pings eq oS "g •Jedeels IqOII w SIA~ eq esnwoeS 'g (NBC) NFL '/7:3:30 PM P.S.T. -4:30 PM M.S.T. ..'eeoald Wrap-up of today s football news. o§ It.era pul ouJ qllM )lOllS.. '1, CBS) THE NFL TODAY: 3:45 PM P.S.T. - 4:45 PM M.S.T, ...no,(el peqos~gewooeq eA.I.. "¢ get-game scores, highlights and sports news. •gUllSUJIq doJo "¢ 'lq01uIs Ins owoo,(eqlesnuoe8 1. BC) COLLEGE FOOTBALL '77:4:00 PM P.S.T. - CHECK AL STATION FOR M.S.T. Features weekly highlights of key contests which are SHqMSNV scheduled during the 1977 NCAA Football season. MONDAY (ABC) MONDAY NIGHT FOOTBALL: 6:00 PM P.S.T. - 7:00 I~M M.S.T. Buffalo Bills vs. Oakland Raiders. Cwednesday)) Put this word up to a mirror and see what it says. EVENING 10:00 " I Q BIGHAWAII g SPECIAL "Potters at Work" 8:00 Documentary showing four JeAq 'uollo 'Alpuooeg IDONEWS scenes from the dally work of 'lSJld 'IxeN :eJet~suv traditional rural craftsmen In hedlA Is:l IBZOOM the mountain villages on On- 6:30 de and Kelshlbara In southern O NBONEW8 QOVF.RBASY Japan. 7:00 10:80 INSTRUMENT RATES 8 8F..ATTLETONIGHT O THE WATSON REPORT g BOOK BEAT THUNDER BAY, Ont. 8 CHIPS :CP) -- When Canadian IQ) UFE AND TIME8 OF 11:00 GRIZZLY ADAM8 "The aNEWS ~ausician Denis Brott a THE NATIONAL wednesday Choice" lies he must buy a ticket • mCNEIL LEHRER ac'rvNsws "or his cello as well, since REPORT O DICKC~VETTSHOW be instrument occupies a BING'S MERRIE 7:30 11:2O O TRUTH OR CONSE- OO NEVVS #hole seat and cannot be 11:30 aandled with the rest of OLDE CHRISTMAS QUENCES O GuI"rERING PRIZES g THE TONIGHT SHOW 1is baggage. Air Canada Bing Crosby, whose legendary 8:00 O JOURNEY THROUGH tllows the cello to fly at voice has been a part of Christmas JAPAN O UFE AND TIMES OF 11:35 aalf-fare, but he must pay since he began celebrating the GRIZZLY ADAMS !ullfare for it on trips to season in song about half a century (~ FORTUNES "A Look at O 90 MINUTES Host: Peter ago, will be seen Wednesday, Nov. 30 Gzowski. Europe. Once "Mr.. Fishing" 12:00 :ello" was paged, since on CBS-TV in his annual Christmas (B EIGHTIS ENOUGH special, an imaginative hour of music, 8:30 (~]JCBS LATE MOVIE 'he" was on the passen- humor and warmth taped in London in O MUSICAMERA Richard 12:10 ger list. early September, five weeks before Strauss: Songs of Life and O MOVIE "Bad Day At Black Rock" 1955 Spencer Tracy, his death. Death The innovative special, entitled 9:00 Robert Ryan. I:00 NO WONDER IT 'Bing Crosby's Merrie Olde O OREGONTRAIL SMOKED Christmas,' is woven around the O MOVIE "Dog Pound Shuf- O TOMORROW Crosby family's responding to an fle" Ron Moody, David Soul. 1:55 NIAGARA FALLS, invitation from an imaginary British ID MOVIE "The Only Way Out Ont. (CP) -- Auto Story of an ex-vaudevllllan relative, Sir Percival Crosby, to tap-dancer and his only friend Is Dead" Buff Ires, Sandy emissions of a different celebrate the holidays in his a tap-dancing dog named Dennis. 2:2O kind were found when ancestral English country home filled spot. police pulled over a car with characters portrayed by some of ~]} GREAT PERFORMANCES O MOVE with smoke coming from Britain's most popular performers. 9:30 3:25 Included. are special guest rock O SPECIAL: THE NEVVYORK O MOVIE "The Btg Combo" beneath it. Smelling superstar David Bowie (left), Twiggy, 1955 Cornel Wilde, Richard marijuana, an officer CITY BALLET Two outstan- Ron Moody, top British award- ding short ballets by George Conte. looked under the vehicle winning comic genius Stanley Baxter Balanchlne are performed by 4:17 and saw that one of four and the Trinity Boys Choir (from his New York City Ballet ONEWS small bags of marijuana London's Trinity School) in addition Company-Concerto Barocco tied around the muffler to Crosby's wife Kathryn and their to the music of Bach; and the NETWORKS AND STATIONS three children. Divertimento from Le Balser RESERVE THE RIGHT TO system of the car had MAKE CHANGES caught fire. de la Fee by Stravinsky. THE TOWNSMAN, Friday, November 25, 1977, PAGE 11

HELP SOVIET JEWS LONDON (Reuter) -- The British Council for Soviet Jewry said Monday one million can- dles will be lit all over the In the U.S. alone there are more than 1,000 species of gross. world Dec. 4 to mark the beginning of an in- r II I • ternational week of solidarity with Soviet Jews. June Jacobs, head of the council, said the thursday campaign is to publicize the fight by Soviet Jews for freedom to practise COURT MARTIAL their culture and religion and to emigrate. OF GEORGE SET U.S. JOBLESS ARMSTRONG CUSTER GOAL WASHINGTON (AP) -- President Carter threw Brian Keilh. Ken Howard, Blythe his support Monday Danner and James Olson star in the behind the Humphrey- television adaptation of the best- Hawkins bill to set a 1983 selling novel "The Court Martial of U.S. unemployment rate George Armstrong Custer' on 'The Hallmark Hall of Fame" Thursday. of four per cent as a goal Dec. 1 on NSC-TV. withoutmandating Screenwriter John Gay adapted E zabsth Taylor will be honored at a gala celebrity party saluting her specific programs to Douglas C. Jones" highly acclaimed as one of Hollywood's great leading ladies on 'AN ALL-STAR combat joblessness. The novel, a literary success in both its TRIBUTE TO ELIZABETHTAYLOR,' to be broadcast Thursday, Dec. U.S. unemployment rate hardcover and paperback editions, 1 on CBS-TV. was seven per cent in which combines fact and fiction to October. portray what might have happened if the controversial Gen. Custer (Olson, seated right) had survived the . JOIN CHARTER massacre at Lillle Big Horn to stand Briefs trial for his actions. BODY Keith (standing) plays Allan GENEVA (Reuter) -- Jacobson, Custer's defense counsel SNAKE HAD EXERCISE IN THE Trans World Airlines in the court martial. Howard takes on OPERATION PARK Monday became a the role of Army prosecutor Maj. Asa RUSTENBURG, South PRETORIA (CP) -- member of the In- Gardiner and Miss Danner (seated, Africa (CP) -- An 'Ibis is likely to be the ternational Air Carrier left) portrays Custer's wife Elizabeth. Egyptian cobra, badly first city in South Africa Association (IAC), the hurt by stone-throwers, with a "irim park." City body which represents was rescued and taken to council is giving a large charter airlines, IACA i • * i I I a veterinary surgeon. piece of wooded ground announced. TWA was the The vet performed an so residents can exercise third member of the open abdominal cavity on the three-kilometre International Air operation--probably the pathway for running, Transport Association first in the world on a wooden apparatus for (IATA)I which links snake--splitting the skin exercises, and facilities scheduled airlines, to join at the wound, replacing for table tennis , handball, the charter body after special the internal organs and scaleddown hockey, Pan American Airways sewing it back together. soccer and cricket, and Quebec Air. The snake is doing fine. BIRTH RATE LEVELLING 3 days 2 nites NEW YORK (,~P) -- ( thursdayl The U.S. birth rate, which has been dropping steadily since 1959, seems EVENING 8 FAMILY Vancouver to be levelling off around O MONDAY MOVIE SPECIAL 14.7 live births per 1,000 "The Return of the Incredible persons. The U.S. Census S:O0 Hulk" Stars: Bill Blxby, Lou Plus 5% Bureau predicts an in- O0 NEWS Ferrlgno. After David Banner Room Tax 0 ZOOM Is presumed dead from a $1.00 crease of eight per cent 6:3O laboratory explosion, he Is 3us! $3s.25 by 1980 in the number of O NBC NEWS free to search for a cure for Per Person women of child-bearing tD OVER EASY his affllotlon-a change which age, which will slightly 7'.OO sends him from his normal, FromSept 15, 1977 to June 1, 1978 double occupancy increase the birth rate. 0 SEATrLE TONIGHT average height into the i O BGHT IS ENOUGH powerful Hulk when he is -PLUS- PROUD TO BE A O FUNNY FARM Guests:, enraged. (2 hrs.) BANK Roy Drusky. Marry Allen. 11:00 BREAKFAST2 MORNINGS AND A FULL COPENHAGEN (CP) ID MACNEIL LEHRER ONEWS . -- The real proof of REPORT a THE NATIONAL COURSE STEAK DINNER IN HY'S AT THE SANDS political fame in Den- 7.'3O IDICTV NEWS mark is not provided by O MATCH GAME ID DICK CAVErr 8HOW O ADVENTURES OF " WHOSAYSITTAKEb'A LOTOFMONEY high office, but through WONDER WOMAN Wonder 11:20 being chosen by a savings Woman Joins forces with An- 6Q NEW8 TO HA VE A GOOD TIME? bank as the model for dros, an emissary from the In- 11:3O terplanetary council In remote • 8 THE TONIGHT 8HOW their annual money box. Q WOMANITIME AND CO, space, to crush fugitive FOR TOLL FREE RESERVATION CALL: In just four years, the toy outlaws from space before 11:35 bank issued by the they can lay waste to earth. (D gO MINUTES Hoot: Peter U.£ ...... 800-255-3050 Bikuben savings bank Gzowskl. (tl. I. of a two-part episode) 12:00 has become an object for (60 rain.) 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In any case, Thelma will and, baeked by musicians repertoire of Bessie portray Bessie in a movie in black suits, stiff white Smith songs; Columbia, earl~, next year. . collars and clicked-back she said, was "totally News briefs Miss Houston's • hair, belted out her stunned." starring role in Colum- bia's movie about Bessie Smith, is the latest WEST COAST SPORTS CONTINUED: NEW YORK (AP) -- will accept you," said the "The first thing I did development in an en- Carrol O'Connor is man best known for his was run out and see the tertainment career that convinced viewers see rt in the popular and old picture," said took more than a decade him as Frank Skeffington -running All in the O'Connor, who is no rela- to move into high gear. SATURDAY rather than Archie Family TV series. tion to the late novelist. Thelma said her record (ABC) NCAA FOOTBALL: 9:30 AM P.S.T. - 10:30 AM M.S.T. Bunker when he plays the O'Connor wrote the "After seeing Tracy, I company,Motown, lead in a TV remake of script for the two-hour said, 'Gee, I wish I could groomed her for the (ABC) NCAA FOOTBALL: 1:00 PM P.S.T. - 2:00 PM M.S.T. The Last Hurrah. Hallmark Hall of Fame ~lay that part as well as Bessie Smith role by "The public has no presentation to be aired e did." sending her to an acting (CBS) PEPSi COLA MIXED TEAM GOUt: 3:00 PM P.S.T. - 2:00 touble when an actor Nov. 16 on NBC. He also PM M.S.T. teacher. She found "I Male-female pro-player teams compete in final-round action changes roles," O'Connor helped produce the show STATELINE, Nev. could hitch the two of this $200,000 championship tournament, live from the said in an interview. and played Skeffington. (AP) -- Thelma Houston things--singing and act- Bardmoor Country Club in Largo, Fla. "That problem occurs Spencer Tracy portrayed doesn't look like Bessie ing-together." more in the mind of a the powerful, old-style Smith, although some Tryin~ to convince ~,~B8) SPORTS SPECTACULAR: 4:00 PM P,S.T. -3:00 PM politician in a 1958 movie fans say she's just as dy- .8.T. producer. Columbia to back the The World Invitational Weightlifting Championships from Las "If you give a good based on the novel by the namic and can sing like pict.ure, Thelma dressed Vegas feature the world's leading amateur weightlifters performance the public Edwin O'Connor. the old queen of the blues. up m a 1920s costume competing; 'World's Strongest Man' Part IX.

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