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• ,. , . . Everyone blames the other for layoffs Herald St~ff Writer Themill shutdown began July I and has been .heels of an extended production push at the mill PRINCE RUPFA~T-- With lay-effs and extended by the company to Sept. 7. The nine in May. rollhacks looming, unionofficiais at B.C. week shutdown exceeds'that of other mill~ in Union officiah says eommunicatten at'the Timber's Watson Island pulp mill are blaming the province which ranges from three to six plant if poor and say many workers are worried management praetleex for the problems. weeks. , ~_/> . the shutdown could be extended even further. M(ll Peg Liglffoet has denied the Pulp and Paper Workers of Canada (PPWC) About 50 positions at the mill were eliminated shutdown wig be extended saying only Local 4 executives have leveUed accusations of just before the shutdown with management "unexpected" economic events could force its "poor management" at the company because officials saying more lay.offs would probably .... c~ntinuation, Of the length of the shutdown planned for this __ be 'announced in the near future. At thq The union is also upset with butstonding summer. beginning of this week the company announced~ health and safety issues at the mill. aQd appears '.'There is no other pulp mill that is ex- that salaried employees would be cut back to a to be worried the company is involved in a perie~mg such q lengthy shutdown," said Shortened work week. "softenh~-up" process leading to nezt sum- Bruce Burn, nPPWC executive member, roar's contract negotiatiom. "People don't believe its necessary and the The uniim says management has to take Terrace nres sawmilh, which had bes~ result will be aulmo~ty." some of the blame for the situatiOn at the mill. operating to supply the Watsona Island mill Watsem Island leads invindal kraft mills in Burn's characterizes the situation as one of with chips, have also been shutdown. The milk shutdown time-lthls ~ year, something "total mismanagement" and says are scheduled to re-open in September hat an~ mona~mmt offkdals blame ou.deteriurating management is blaming, workers for the extension of the Watson Island shutdewn~coold market conditions. problems. He notes the shutdown comes on the • force hdelay in their start-up.

Paving on Highway 37 and road construction work on HighwaY g I; 16 between Terrace and Prince Rupert remain on schedule but road work pianned for the Immedlate Terrace area by the :.+.+.-Re tonal district officials .face ,charges department of hlghways has been delayed a year. Hlghways dlstrlct officlals blame the delay of the paving of the Kalum ..... Herald Staff Writer discuss possible charges, requires a permit while spraying on private Lake Road and the curblng of Hlghway 16 on budget cuts, b~ IERRACF_,-- Pesticide Control-Branch of- According to the Pesticides Control Act, land does not. - note that several planned projects are delayed each year, fldak in Victoria are waiting for the sub- sprayisg without a permit could involve a Kobyinuk said that based un his con- ....., Local, highways manager Bill.Stanley said less work is being minion of animpectim report before they can ~,000 fine or six months in prison or both. verastions with Hintky the incident "looks like done this year .than usubl but said he expects the delayed decide whether to gO ahead with the hying Of Kch£[nuk says it is the first time the board a possible serious contravention of the Pesticides Control A~t." He is espectaHy prolects to be Included inthe 1983 paving program. charges against regional-district officials in- • has been involved in such a situation involving volvedin the.rseem sprayin~ of,the Klspiox a regimal district. He said municipalitiesoften concerned with the spcedat which t~ spraying •Rodeo Gro~m~ with the herbicide Turdon 22K. are not aware of the restrictions on spraying was carried out nfter an authorizing resolution The RegMnal District approved the spraying involved in the Act but said regional district are was obtained from the Kispiox CommUnity of the IP~otmds June 9 apparently on the un- usually familiar with 'the proper procedures. Association. dorstand~ that the grounds were privately The resolution approving the spraying was Business suppOrts budget tamed and did not require a permit from .the Although the Pesticides Control Branch has brought up as the last item of new business at a - , ~ Pestlddm Control Branch todo so.. been working on improving various sections of meeting of the association held June 8. The OTTAWA (CP) -- A federal deficit for fiscal simiiarly encouraging Bob Hlatky, a Pesticides 'Cmtrnl Branch the act pertaining to agricultural spraying, spraying itself was carried out early in the Who's Who of Canadian year 1982-83. Thursday. officialbased in Prince George, has carried out Kobyinuk said it would be unfair to assume.the morning of Jane 9. business threw qualified MaeEachen countered The entbattled dollar, •an investigat/an into the spray incident and regional board went ahead of the spraying The regional district has said the" Kispiox support Thursday behind that the deficit Is an .•~vhich has been wavering liasprepared a report f~ Branch director Rea because of ambiguities in the Act. Community Association must take some Of the the govem_ment's inflatiOn- outgrowth of difficult times since the budget, edged UP Kobyln.uk. Instead he says the board appears to have resl~msibility for authuridng the spraying fighting measures but in- --.once the economy comes slightly to 77.97 cents U.S. Kobylnuk said.he' has,not yet received the erred in deciding the Kispi0x Rodeo Grounds although regional administrator John Pousette • stablHtyon other financial " out of" the doldrums,: the from 77.64 Wednesday. report but says llktky has met with officials Of were privately held. A.ceordin~ to the has said the courts might find him ultimately f~ts ilklic~ted'theroad to budgetwlllm0veclesertoa.~ :,•~eui-:.tbe..Toronto ;Stuck th~Crown~mmel'ao~flce.inV~Geo~e~- . .r.nemes ~nt~! Ae[,~raym~ onpublic land respenelble fro" the decision. " • ." . ecouomie r~.,erY reml~s balan.ced'slate, ~.:' ! . .:.-"..; Exehandek. ~ ..,.~ , far.~:~:~.: : ...... Ite '..--..-- .:: ...... ,'.,,.:..., %~..- ~...... ,~ .,.-~:~:~,~..:~ ...... +. .~...... ~ ..,,+~;~,.,:,~.+."=': • .- ...... ,::.~:...... r.Seventh"~l~ht":-!~r-.:of ..... : ' . mish ...in the Commons • Canadian /Manufacturers' levello.. sinceand Jan.fell to10,1979.:The lts lowest Israel ready to storm PEO strongholds marred the vote to give Asaoclation,:said it's not composite dropped 5.90 to general approval to the 'enough. to blame the 1346.35. recession for the deficit• June Z8 budget. And although the trend- The mediator.said today the reported dropping of administration officials 1,800 marines ~were within prime minister contended About 40 business titans "1i it was our business set+ringBank of Canada rate the Palestine Liberation PLO/~bhditions either from dismissed a Soviet warning three hours' cruising time of this would render the peace- agreed to try t~ match the and our revenues dropped, fell slightly to 16.50 from Organization has dropl~d .Israel-or the Palestine -to keep" U•S. troops out of the Lebanese capital for a ~ keepers useless in dofen- government's .~ restraint we'd go after expenses." 16.58 from a week ago, the its demands fur. a political Liberation Organization, Lebanon, but exPressed possible~ mission to ding departing PLO program after a four-I~our l~treal. financier Paul doubt whethes ~ all parties evacuate PLO members, members from attacks by meeting with Prime D~,/~arals, hesdof the giant drop won't .bring down in- and. military la'esonce in ' which has been negotiating terest ' rates. Many Lebanon, but that Israel's through . Salsa " and involved could agree on Habib spent Thursday Israeli forces and their Minister Tmdeau, Finance Po@e~"Corp., .said the economists predict Defence MinisterAriel Lehaneso Prime Minister ground rules for a U.S. conferring with Lebanese " Lebanese-Chrtstian allies. Minister Allan MacEachen bns~'~ community sup- widespread business Sharon still wants to storm Shark Wazzan to arrange a presence there. officials in Beirut ovei'-I~is and Treasury Board ports MacEachen's ap- failures if the rates don't West Belrut. pullout of the estimated "Everything could fall in dispute with Prime Minister The Christians have President Donald Johnston. proach ~ but he admits i t come down soon. ,They have dropped the 8,000 gaerrlllas in Moslem place or everything could shafik Wazzan about welcomed the Israeli in- .. :- -. They said they llke new has little choice. A Royal BenlCS~rvey also conditions,!' formm'prlme West Beirut to stave off an fall apart," Pentagon deploying a joint-U.S.- vaders because they share budget measures limiting Demarais also said he • said Thursday that minister. Saeb Salmn told assault by Israeli forces. spokesman~ Henry Catto French peace-keeping force the goal of evicting'the PLO public servant " pay in- doubts that wage increases economic indicators show -The Associated Press at his Israel bad rejected PLO ~t don't know.. in the capital's besieged and Syrian forces from creases-- six per cant next will be within the limits recovery is far off, while a West Beirut mansion. "The demands to have a pelitieal . we are a long way from a western sector. Lebanon. Syria deployed year and five per cent the across the board by next recent Confer.ante Board of more they drop, however, bureau In Beirut and two' decision to go in." Wazzan publicized their 30,000 troops in Lebanon to following year. year, but added: "You have Canada survey found the more Sharon asks. anita in the Lebanese army • Eighty: kilometres off argument earlier/saying be enforce an armistice that But they ndmitted'they to-~ make a start confidence in the business _Sharon~k totally,intent on and communicated the • Beirut's shore in the was shocked Habib wanted ended the 1975-76 Moslem- aren't c.ertain they can somewhere." ~ commtmity is low. - his military plan. He wants rejection to the n.agotiators Mediterranean Sea, U.S. 6th the force deployed only follow thee federal lead. Ion Sinclair, chairman of to exterminate the PLO and at the presidential palace in Fleet warships carrying after the PLO left. Tile • Christian civil war. "The private sector is not Canadian Paeifie Enter- Mean~ihlle, the Commons gave its general approval thousands of people in Baabda, outside Beirut. a monolith," Jack Barrow, prises Ltd., said there is Beirut." • Wazsan drove fromhis'Weat " chairman of the Business "great support for the Thursday, night to the new federal budget in what was As he spoke, Israeli ~ . Beirut office to the palace Council on National IssUes, position adopted by the and PLO rocket iaanchera today~ ending a five-day said in a statement minister of finance" supposed to be a routine Unemployment record set vote that turned out to be exchanged intermittent, boycott of the talks in a delivered at the meeting. The federal government barrages around Beirut's dispute with U.S. • "Circumstances in the wants..inflntion, now about anything but that, OTTAWA (CP) -- A record 1,303,000- The gov~ernment has shown• it is unable Normally, votes .at the paralysed airport and the presidential envoy Philip persons were unable to find work in Jane, to muster onnfidence in the ecenomy and case.-of individual cam- 11.8 per cant, down to six nearby Beurj el Barajneh Hahib •over when an in- ponies vary according to per cent next year and five end of. the traditional six, a post-Depressisn high of 10.9'per cent of should resign, said the Toronto Resedale camp. The Tel Aviv ternntionul peace-heaping the labor force once seasonal adjustments MP. dates }of:" ~. collective per cent.in 1984. day budget debate are voicel militarY' command said force should 9hlSfajd. agreements-, in effeet, But oppesition politicians ~ votes instead:~of recorded. are taken .into account. Nelson Riis, New Demoerntic Party Israeli forces also traded Israeli forces at the prnfiiability,.~special labor say MacEachen's "six-per- But the Liberals forced the. Today's Statistics Canada figures show finance critic, said the-bleak41Aures were sporadic gunfire with behest of Habib let-Waz- market condi~ions::-and cent rsadto recovery" in a lengthier recorded vote' unemploym-e~t is 52 per cent higher than expected because the buclgat failed to Syrian'tro0ps.in eastern zan's motorcade through ~..productivity. pipe dri~am...... • Thursday and touched off last June's 855,000 and the seasonally. pro¥!d~ any hope of econo!~ recovery - While it seems the era- ~motherComm0nsfeud in. Lebanon, - - ' " the. .:Gaierte Semaan adjnsted rate up from 1O.2per cent in May "and• did notldng to reduce high interest T Most Of the 80,000 Syrian crossing :point on Beirut's ~a~. - The businessmen also perors of .industry. and the process. and 7.4 per cent in June, 1981. ' troops dispatched, to southern edge, .then closed made: ,.. clear - their government likedwhat each The Progressive Con- The news was released less than two "I think wllat we're seeln,g today is on Lebanon six years ago to it, .maintalidng a fuel and displeasure with the servatives weren't hours before Prime Minister Trudeau met indication of what's to come --.that these • other said, news from the police the armistice that food• blockade of West projected "$19.6-biilion financial front4ine wasn't prepared for a recorded labor leaders to seek their support for his figures are going to continue to ac. vote, which requls~ex each ended the 1975-76 Moslem- Beirut. government's new wage-and-price celerate." . MP in the House to stand Christian eivil war have Wazzan and Habib restraint program. Whil~ the deCllneTrom May was mainly declined public, commant and be counted..:- . . regrouped in eastern "What else is new?" remarked Dennis in the manufacturing h~dustry, where - When the hells started Lebanon following' bloody after their one-h0ur McDermott, Canadian Labor Congress 38,000 jobs disappeared, employment in all ...... "L meeting; but. Lebanon's INSIDE ringing, they-went, into a dashes .with the Israelis president, as he entered the meeting with oth~" industries decllnedor showed little I :• caucus meeting-to plat'their during the first wee~ ~the state radio said-one new United Auto Workers' union president change. invasion, .- proposa! they discussed was strategy;expecting the begs Robert White. t Salam said the PLO wants a three-q~r-kil.ometre .The. unemployment rate increased for Letter to Editor - - page 2 to Continue until they "That's what the mot/etarist policy is all age and sex groupo~ It was up by 1.0 to \,~ returned~ " to go overland from Beirut Israeli pullback from the. designed to bring about -- it's doing a very World of sports, pages4&5 tO- Syria," but the group's Beirut-Damascus bighway 21 per cantfor males aged 15 to ~; by l,l to ~ Normal' C0m m on's good Job," said McDermott, who added be !S.8 per cent for females 15.to 24; by 0.9 to procedure is to let the bells military leader;Saad Sayel; t.O allow an overland expected little out of the meeting. ~Com!cs, horos¢o'~e pages, 6&7 evacuation 0f Yasser, ~8.0 percent for males 25 and'over and by ' pa:.;:;,,IW~° 8o9 °t ' ring..Until, the ll)arty whips" told the Voice Of pa]..ttne. "He • (.IYudsau) better have a magic 0.1 to 8.8 per cent for females 25 and over. • • ' .enter ~ the. House~ ahd radio: The_PLO and..iin': •&rafat's PI;O~ ti'oops, to wand," if he expects to sell his restraint ClaSsifieds Syria. The rate increased in all provinces ,, ...... ~'-" ' : l acknowledge.- theY"" have • ~lesders/are. resale.ed ~ stay program tolabor, McDerm0tt said. except. Prince Edwdrd Island whore.it. enough on-in Beirut ,d-Lebanon. " Prgsideat"Reagaii '~:on- El SalVador again ."page 10 mem~bers:to.vote•. "He' got the'endorsation of the :deelinedb~,L9 to to 13.6 per coat and in .: .... •. " BUt S~aker "Aeanne i.e,,e, at the c0st.of mar- - firm~l earlier ~ .week businessmen y~terday,..they're going.to' New Brunswick where it:dippedby0.5 to.14 ..... ~ Sauve stopped, the .bells tyrdom.'...... i • • that ile is willing to commit -_fight to the last drop~f our blood?'" per ceu,t,, after 15 minutes,• with the • When'Israeli forces in- U.S. troops, to a Thursday abOut 40 of.the c.0.ontry's tOP • The tote increased in'Newfoundland by' Liberals' and • New ."ended on June: 6. it. Wan" i .multinational fOrCe-. to business leaders met Trudeau and offered • WHY BuY NEW? : 0,6to.16,7 per cent; in Nova Scotia by0.l,t0+ Democratsinthe Commons' believed' the operation "OVersee a peaceful with- qualified support for his plan to keep wage WHEN USEDWILL DO! 13,7 per cent;~in Quebec by 0.7 to 14.3 per and the conservatives ..would bea limited to-drawal'ef. PLO members. and price increases to six per cent. this cent; in Ontario by 0.74o 9.0 per cent; in o upstairs, • pushing the PLO troops from West Beirut by sea to "" DOyou want partsto f i~ Up y0ur cot biJt your budget year and five per cent.next year. Manitobaby 0.7:~ 8.2 ~ ce=ttb_in opposition. Leader Joe, back from the border, but the Syrian pert of Latakia. won't allow it? Beat the high cost of new parts with Today's~jobtees fil~m'es show that it wss Saskatchewan by 0.4' to S.l~ cont-; in quality L,sed parts from Clark, ol~iousiy upset after Israel's .deputy chief of Arafat rejected Reagan's the i0th consecutive month that jobs have • Alberta by 0.4 to 7.6 per,cent a~:ln British the ,Consetpvntives, had. to staff, MaJ.-Gen. Moshe offer and IM'acl welcomed disappeai~ed ~--another 62,000 vanlsbodis Columbia by 1.6 to 12.4 per cent. seurrY babk~Into,the House Levy, said. Thursday• that it;. But the PLO chief did not Jane. S.K.B.AOTOSALVAGE to make tlt~"vote, said his Israeli- forces m.e girding reJect-a future peace- Said David-Cromble, Progressive .... Not adjusted for .sessosal variations,__ 635-2~!33 or 635-9095. party was misled and for a Ion8 staytn Lebsnon, keeping role for U.S. forces Conservative employment critic: ":A. student unemployment was 19 per cent in threalens t etqlinllory action .. possibly througli tLe winter. in Lebanon, massive amount of haman misery .lira . June. compared to 15.2 per cent a year 3t90 DUha~ !iustoff HWY. 16 E) ~. over the bddget. There was nocomment on In Washington, Reagan bchind those figures." - -- earlier and Up from 16.2 per ctNtt in May. ( t ;l~pl, Tk 14eratd, Friday, July?, 11M2 ~ " ~:~;' , :,, " , ,/ ; / ..... , , .~ , - ! ...... +- J ,An ne

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635-&1~7 -~ • . .' " 1"63S'~4000" + ~ ~r)e wom~l~ 1. Surveyed . s~fer ~om t~i)e, GareeauuldTypoBw°me~+seemedJ°.hendl~+: ":~"An'p~tm~~ Cdoilyrec°~d°i'd~l'es~in" - . • . . stress better because they Were more ilkdy to talk +: ;s~nLaw Ir~Id~,-By redumllm c~ labor :'; ..... ":;" ' :+:"+"+ .... mlgr+ineheada~es'sheanidm°stwerocomml°us°f about their problems wlth.lrlm~la, ImmLly or Co,' .: :erx~+lhealormhaveagmmtcoutl,msflt, Wlhk~..W+IMge~Itt'a~,~ 4. POblisher~ oarry Huuk ' " their health and took vitamins and exereised daffy. • workers. " ... d'.fluc.toatb8 consomer'demand, stock .can be kept at an • ...- .... +- " With funding frem the fed~nl l)epartm.ent of "Tbouewho~Ik~cl~lapoutdenmedtocopebettet evqmi level, keeping ~vmtlorles low. Tn.tha ~f. lbe ,.. .+:...... :...... Edllor:Y+ _.+.,..-:...... Xenlth and Welfnre, earceau sent ZS-pege + tSan,.,~esewimdenledtheslx~es,,,.sheesld. ~tr~!~, the~mtw'~nbeuldbeesetM~nS.intho.. questionnaires to almost 400 women ~ ~ .. . Brian Oregg working in about l~0 different ,O~ellp~t~ons ran~in~"~" ,Those in non-traditional, male~minated Jobs loa~ for consumes. -- • ---+= from secre~riai work to dentistry "and carpentry, usually had a great deal of support for their Job " Many paop]e feel that thWshould be.abla to 'read' the Advertising Sales: " . Many were selected from a women's businem choice. - '- " code and that if they had the key me could find Out suchl • :: "~ seem s that Support is Importm~.; It gives them " ~ as I~ (pack date) and price. Uuf~tMy ~- ..... -Terrace~DavidHamllton ~recto~y and of the 60 per cent~vho responded, mest theOKtogo~d~esdanddonomethinga.lltfle.dutolthe ,"+theworlds ip'eata#t human sleuth co~d, ,!~L fi~''.ilhm Staff Writers- Photographers: Sports: were from Toronto, while others came from OKawa, , Ordinary/'.. +.. + ' " • " • ; thins from thqeode.. In fae[the codecananly+~the • Waterloo.and the Maritimes. " + " Garceau's questionnaire asked about the par- "call~ upofinformation fromtbecomputer memory. 'Date Mike Howlefl Don Schaffer Garceau found nbout 40 per cent of those s0rveyed, ticlpunts'early life as well as work experience. Meat d p'roceastng. Is not included in the UPC but appears ~:.... Reception-Classified: were Type A individuals while the rest were Type B. of those in male-dominated ~ had parents who had ~elsewhere in many different forms on the package or can. .: . Type A and B personalities were first categorized always expected than to do well. As an example, if the code illustrated:here was passed ...... Ca~'01yn Gibson in the late 1950~ by two United States doctors who "Their parents were never satisfied withwhat they - ever a scanner the computer wouldi in ascends be able to :.~.. found ~pe LA individuals were aggressive, highly- did, they kept pushing them to do better." produce much infurmalion triggered by the pattern qlbars :,~, ~ .CirculatiOn: + motivated and competitive while TypeBsweremo~_ Women have techniques for ecping with stress from nadlines. The first section would cause the compd.ter to Marls Taylor " easy going, which men, more apt to keep prchlems to themselves, note the manufacturer while the last half of the i~ttern ..... " +" Subsequent studies, mostly of men, have shown could benefit. Gareeau said. but more research b sympoll~ the typ~ and size of the woduct. With ~ in- ":~ NOTICE OF.COPYRIGHT Type As are more likely to develop coronary disea~, needed for both sexes, formation the computer ca~ cansolt the ll~ of prl~s to ~;'; " The Herald retains full, complete and sole copyright or heart attacks. " "I hav e the feeling we may be more ,similar than find the current price for this item. , , +':' in any advertisement produced and.or any editorial A number of women' in Garceau's study had high different.'! As youean see the store no lo~er noedq to have l~eu On ";: or photographic content published In the Herald. Reproduction l~l nol permlfled Without the written _ u s , individual items; in fact the'manager nan update the i~'ieea +-', permission of the Publisher. + ' " -- when necessary, Thin in felt by.some to threaten the ce~ ~,:. siimer'a ability to maintain prion awareness. Only tM~o,u~h " a change In shOPl~g habits will consumers bcoble~ I~ , First Nations have success pencil (meat/stereS have them) to mark individual itemS or ,:,:., i r - ", ' the use of a Small ehoppin8 notebook in which key prices - [ I i REGINA (CP) Although the World Assembly of Pirst Sanderson plansto tell the Saskatchewan gover&ment the could be noted-for comparison. •. , , Nations conference doesn't open until July IS, the chairman economic benefits from the cenferenoolwiil behuge. The provincial government has published. ,.wne " Letters to " considers it a success. "The chamber of commerce has indicated the average guidelines in response to collective action taken by con- :. "As far as I'm concerned, I'm happy with the results to person will be spending approximately $100 per day In the cernod crammers, Since cmmumers have eXl~reased a the Editor date;" Chief Sol Sanderson, president of the Federation of city," he explained, weferen~e for individually priced .g.oq~_, the guMelinof Saskatchewan Indians, said Thursday. Delegates will be discussing, among other thingS, com- Mat~ that two-thirds of the grocery stores in B,C, nmst "lh fact, we have already achieved more than I have man economic and political problems during the business continue pricing esch~item. C,~sumers do have power in }~,~ i i II " "I expected.., just by raising the profile of the Indian com- sessions which will be translated simultaneously into themarketpinco. Wemuetdevulopnewhabltsand~inwith +i + ,imea'es . re,it, t0 the international level." l%glish, French and SpanIsh. others ts espress our. ,,,in order, make the ++ Crazina He's optimisticthe Regina conference 'a',r'ma~()r step in Social events such ass r~eo, involving --ore~than 200 marketplace chan~ea werk to our advantage. establishing the assen~bly as a permanent organization to riders, golf and baseball tournaments, and an international :

!~¢, v ---~ represent indigenous people around the globe, • powwow with. 2;0~ people are also to take place. :) .ooo..o. we..--.o-+.,--,o. ,Woe .__, .+.__ ,. Lands Minister Jim Chabot's new grazing lease policy is Sanderson said, but ouly abeut one-quarlterof'those Will be' authorities, have established its own security force. ( still a matter of controversy. The B.C. Wildlife Federation, direct participants in the business, cultural, and religious A 10-bed hospital, staffed by 15 nurses•and four full-time ' UI~NWI I.L -,!~ ~. ~i) .- + ! ~ the Outdoor Reeresttonid Council and literally hundreds of sections, doctors, will be in operation to treat delegates' medical VANCOUVER (CP) Every baby has the potential to !:. concerned individuals have pressed for changes but, to -- . needs. ' - . • , ~ ...... • He told a news conference a $1.8-mnllionbudget was .... " " ' . become a genius, says Tom Tindall. - . , ii °a.~.',nene, n~..ve ~ .m..aoe~ _.. _ .: ., .___.. carefully designed for the mammothgnthering.. RePresentatives of native groups.from South and Central He believes that if infanto aro stimulnted at the ri~ht time ; ~t msue m me rlgnt at me pUDno m emer upon .me ~,ow Sanderson and Del Anaauod. the chief-executive~offieer America-are expected to attend,, nut at great rmk, San- -with the right mnterials by enthuslnstic parents, they hav6 ~ acresofCmwnlandh'eldbyrancheraundergrazmglesse. . + • " . • derson said" ' ' " . ' • " - ' " i; -. " ...... '...... "- - :" r "'n- of the conference, noted recognntion and international . , . _ . . . the potentnal to outdo Laonardo da Vinci..,, ~, 'rnese runes unto now nave uesn uses tot nuntmg, ~u g, sunn~rt for the week.lonG event has been orea,er man a+ At a recent ~uropesn conference, ne noted, Latin, ~,a:, ,,m,,~,s ai,~,n. ,,f th.. n~.~. n~hv l~.d,~,~l,~n • . , + ,._ r-rv .1o i~ . .i ~- . • , . . , -, P , , .... ~Lhlml I im*ivplm vqw~. v..iv --+I++i +.+ M~.-- ~i +i hiking, cross eoantxT skiing and many other, ouuloo+ p,,r- tention and funding received in Canada Amerncnn spsakera had to wear hcmds over their heads so +-,,,,,~' ~,,,,~, h+, +,;~' ,,, ,,,,,~, ~n=,, i~,,,:~,i.~. ~,, ]; suits but the new Lxdiey means that the use of these public ...... " they wouldn't be recognized and face severe reprisals when' ~.T .T" .'~" ...... :'7?'+'.". T'" "--+"+.-"'".'"" ..'T+"'-" "'".: .... ( --I- I J -- .... " I q "I i qP .~P~ ,,,, . ,, w ..m.., - . wnmoram ama nnuren nt e I t e tluman

] .... 1 " , * 19 f : " , * .~ ' ~&~|~L+I~ ~L,+ Lt+t .~a,~Illl.,~ ...... ~ .,, .... r~, ...... Ir~.pLr..lll.lOl JLIII I**IIIII4MUK~I IS* , • , . + . I, JimChabethesaccubsdmeolexaggeratingthemsue~0 Ufor.aid.last m@nlh'J~me .money..wnll beprovld~,Jsan m,d,,_,-~m,. ,mi,t .d,+V,,,a*,m ,Jrmm ~.s,nlh~ rm P+ "' r~,.o. ,~L~ism~t~.~ ,+,+t+i,~.lv +d~d~JZl~,,+,;,:~,L,,~, +,+. xe+ me q~om ~rom n ~emer sen+ oX+mm m stoup,,, -.u .,- . ~_o .... ""' ' .... "_ Guatemala, Nicaragua and Brazil to other similar +hilclren whose brains wereinlured before, during or:~tm. '+ dlviduais who have oopused the new policy A lease in the He expects an announcement xrom Ottawa any coy, "me .o,h=.;~,,; h+ ...... ,..~,,,,; .+o .~ ..,.a ., . .. - ...... '- ;.'~ - • ...... • -- , • " ' ' ' , " "" c^-~^r.... i- i t'~ sec~h-d' annlica~t~n for fundlnO asked• for ~---.~-..mlSo s,av~ ~,n.ya~smuua= 3 umcmvl~z ~. + 01rth to reaa ana I unction as weu a a cmmren Wnose n rams C"- legal sense gran~s me right ox excmmve posaessnon m me u,,,= =,,;=, ...~ ~.. ,-r "~ .... ~" 'Sanderson noted conference delegates would generally were not injured ' , leaseholder and any cenditim or provimon in the lease a $483,000 ~an[ come m " ve people C :++ document permitting unrestricted, public aeceml would . Sanderson promised he would be paying Saskatchewan do ha~er0cont~ro~N:= ~Oe~do~wn~itine~.,,wherena? hP~Senlw~dr/~t r::dqu~e~t~°t~e~;e :Tti~ aWhsoYJ/oThi~~ ~, interfere with this right, thus nullifying the validLty of ~ Atto~ey General Gary Lane a visit to seek an increase in Traditional entertainment by groups "'from Bolivia, , • Down's Syndrome and hydrocephalic babies were. .. lease. For simHnr reassno;it is this ministry's position that the $75,000 provincial grant. Mexico, New Zealand and Greenland are expected to at- ~roday, Domnn runs a colwse in Philadelphia for par'eats Wildlife Act provisions for access can not apply to Crown All-of the Regina hotels and motels havebee n booked for' tract some attention while more contemporary shows will which teaches them" how the brein grows in the "first ~six '~ lands nliesated by lease." the conference, but most of the delegates are expected to be provided by professionals such: as singer Buffy Saint years of life and then .rages it ~oest~rou~h as it 'devel0ps'~ .,'7 .ThismeansthatanindividuallsgmiltyofatreSpa~under stay in a "tent city." robe erected about .2Ol.kilometre8 Marie and" actor Max Gall, who--plays Sargeant .visual, auditory, taetll~ manual, mobility and lang~ge +: - the Trespass Act if he or she. enters uPOn posted Crown outside ther City. • Wojohoewiczin the television series Barney Miller. ~ skills.

' grazinglessoland, Formerly there wsa a provislon. in the ,f , . . : . ~ . ... Wildlife Act which stated that an indivudusl had th~ right to ' " " -- .~ , Tindall videstaped Doman's enurse and runs it in five~day enter Crown or lease land, . " .... <, . Sessions around the United States. He will present it for the + oo_o,.+,,o.o_ oo..+,.o,+,. Researchers first tlnm in Canada this +onth In. Vancouver. cern to aU outdoor recreationists, particularly in the central A child moves through seven areas until+ at six years old,

. ++role important i interior. "No Trespassing" signs have already been posted I " " - - it neurologically_functions as an adult;he says. - "

by many large ranches, and more will follow. ~Unless the I " "" + It is not a questien of parents pushing or teaching a child, right of public nccess is seenrod by leglMallen, thepublic REGINA ICP)- Government and university res~r. Weli for the producer but are also in demand by . but rather recoguizing stsges ofrendlness and having the ,~ will lose irreplaceable recreational-opportunities.~ chers will continue to play a 4arge role in plant brooding, customers." approprinte responses ~available when a child wants' to

..... ~',~_~e NDP lands critic, I have taken the position that even if private industry becomes more involved,- an Researchers are working on the lower-quality, higher; learn. " ' " .... " h -- . ' public access and the legitimate interests of the ranching Agriculture Canada plant breeder told a seed growers' yielding varieties some producers have, demanded, said "And babies want to learn." community enuld be met ifgr~lessea~werereplaeedby annual convention Thursday. Morrison, but "the judgment asto whether we can sell Teachers who complain that parents are pushing bebles~ ~, licenres. The ranchers should'b~ allo~ved to purchase the Jim Morrison, director-general of institutes for the other qualities of wheat is a judgmenfof the sellers. It's not at this age have never tried to get n two-year-old to ida ...... ~, lands best suited for single ~e - the Go.coiled core lands - department in Ottawa, predicted by the year 2000, Canada really uP +to the plant breeders.'; " " something he doesn't want to.do, Tindall says. ' +, but those areas best suited for m~ip! e use should be held will have plant-breeders' rights and companies will be under grazing licenoes admini~tl~'o+~h the ministry -=produeing new. varietles0f grain_ and other crops. • Any decision wil| involve assessing not only prices these He beck'me interested .in Doman's theories throe years ~/ of forests. " " , .... But Morrison . told the Canadian Seed Growers' varieties would bring but the quality of grain Canada's ago when his san'Christopher was born. He took the course It is the position of the New Demecralle Party that Association he doesn't think this will mean plant br~,eders customers will demand in the. long iron, he said. in Los Angeles and says the program is working incredibly + ranchers should have secure tenure to use Crown lands as working in government or universities ~ill h~ve less work. - +- He suggested the. future, might see licenalngof'regional, well.with his son. they require, but the publie must also have the ri~,ht to use " Plant breeders will play an ospectally important r~le in varieties, a move that would mean Varieties could be +The three-yesr-old speed reads, jogs,_ owlm_s~ dives~ is these lands which are their heritage for hunting, fishing breeding new varieties of those crops grown only on a .... licensed in one area, Wen if they weren't suitable for learning different languages, understands mathe.ma~cal .~ hiking, and other recreational purposes, The Social Credit limited scale or needed ~for a porticuiarregion of the ~mother region of Canada. This would make more varieties concepts and is able to do some math work in his head. goverm&ent must recognize that valuable Crown land country because these wouldn't be profitable for earn- available.to the grower. "The level of bonding between us developed so quickly. - cannot be alienated to a si0~le ~roup for a single purpose, merciai breeders, he said. He also predicted biG-technology will have a dramatic Within three months he was,showing mehe was ready to

..but must be shared and managed for broader multiple use .... He suggested they would also continue to play a vital r01e impact on plant breeding Within +the next 20 yesrs, listing learn." • I intend to continue to raise this issue In the Leglsl~ture in 'research . involving • plant disesses, pests and. :"the .+ +i~resistance- to salinity,+: winter: hardiness/:nitrogen.fixlng ..... : " .... " ' i • " " : ...... "...... :;,."-'/ ~- + and would urge your readers to communicate their-con- development of varieties resistant to herbicides, ability, new enzymes and, resistance- to parllcular ..... -- . : corus before it in tco late. Unless changes are made, the The government will still be respansible for monltorlng chemicals as characteristics that might be transferred in +NINmlln'HlrllUnlll. " all areas to ensure the quality of Canadian c~pa is main- ---this way .... • + right of the public to enter upon what in, after all, their land toined, Morrison said. "We're learning more in an exponential Way," he said; ' " : - ~- i: ~ " will be very seidously eroded. -- ...... ~ .... + ..... ' ';'~ Yours tl'uly; He said he doesn't see the current economic situation "It's very exciting to see the progress-being made.' ...... • ' + '

' Gordon Hanson, MLA,. resulting in a drop. in the level of funds available for -Len Haney,Seed Growers" Association president, said the , I " I J;" d. I:~" ~ " I ..... " " Victoria agricultural research because "production of new varieties association must put more emphasis on merchandising _ is known to be an important priority.'! ~-+ than ithas in the past. " " "It would be. foolish not to give it the importance it Haney, a Pieture.Butte~ Aim., ~=d grower, told:the ', +Solelly first "-"" mseUng both the asa°eiaU°n and individual gr°wers are ;.~ Canada, as an exporting .country, "should be produeing looking for ways to make seed growing a more profitable .... -..... :varieties indemand in the market, ;. varieties that grow business. • + "

~ To the Editor, : " " q "I I-' I IL

2, Every year in Canada, more than 250 men, ,women an~l ' . =

+ o,,o.,.,,,,v..,+.,o,_Many °f tbem w°uld be alive t°daY if they had besn+ batter i ' , I'I~L ks I ' :- I: ':

+ I OPECi I " i ~; informed about ssfety prueedures and., +they.had+taken begi n s its tal :+ .,me to plan and la~epare far'emergencies that might arise. :' + ," !.'.. " ,What can be a dangerous environment; wise boaters " "- ..: " ' . IL'. " ' "' +'/.. + . " :"

// treat it with the respect it deserves. . : ~ VIENNA:(Reuter) --Ministers from the Organization of +day an(i p rgduces around two million. : ~" I " " /,~ This is the message the Canada Safety Council will be Petroleum Exporting CoUntrti~S began talks today to try to Other ~;enantries have tnlera~d : Its i attitudol But. /,. bringing to Canadians during National Safe Bestihg W eski resolve disputes among some of the 13 members over Venezuelan Oil Minister Humberto .~Calderon Berfi say8 ,~, Jnly l-7,anditisnmessagelbearttlymulerse, sharing the d~pressed oil markel;, cheating must stop orbe will hrea~k his =coustry'd~qoots. ~' We have a wealth ~ fine recreational waters in:this • Theisauethrestensthesuccessoftheirattempt tobobeve : One answer could be for SaudiArabla:to cutback end ~, ~lry and an increasing number of Canadians nre en. 'asa truecartelanddefendarefe~eprieeof..(~14abarrel aecomm~lateahigherlranianquota,lwhich.Culderon esys Joying pleasure basting, ...... using output curbs. --~ he could accept so long as Iran adheres to it. I urge ell of you to ."think safety" when planning your Ministers seld they are confident a typlenl OPEC com.... But the Saudi chief delegate, Deputy Oil. ~inister Abdul boatlngactiviUeS. Know the proper W .ocedur~, be ready prdmise will emerge/but their_remarks indicated that '~d~- al-Turki,#ald he knew of no deaf@lop by his country to+i for emergencies and, above all. be careful. • o opening negotiating p#sitions remsined far apart..,_'+ ,_~ let its outPoUrgo belo'~, the celll~fo~ul~ 6f seven million' • ..... ] n

lJdnwith thecanada Safety Councfl in wishing you all n . 201osetaTlncdispuiehasMm~:heeilingf0k.dallyslidinered total slnoe outpUt OPEC 6f 17.5mlllinnbertda decided en l~dsil/ul~Ce~nltal~+~erd0'..... wq.:~" .... °°It"Selmori~wo Ouysmiru~Ing~i.:canoo . ,+ . , , qUo. . q . ' : ':-" ': :-"? -+ .+ . , ;'~ .V,~ I safe mid beppy bolting season., . Jenn-Luc Pq)in and individual output quotas.. " " -- ...... outpotinbe-lo-witaOPEC~U!ng. But Iraqi Mln~ Xmmlm, I or a ,.loins horse weanng sneakers, i ~ -. Minisler. iran,fighting economie'.probtemS arinlng.fromits warr Ahmed Taql "sold... ~ " ~' We are' "...... not preparing ' to.lower..... ' our ~ I. " ' . " ' :,...... •." ,' " ," ' +'+:"; ++'+,"+ ;' ' n L ' Transport Canada '.with Iraq, ~fused to aece~'t a quota ef 1.2 milllen barrels a quota,". • " " • ' i | " ~ ' - ~ . + " .. ' . . ",': . . J." I i" . ' ba ,: ,llerald, Frlday, J~lyg, l,ZPa,! Lauk creates C ana,c" used nk tocxsto fall

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. flurry on Bey Street: " I' I bank has ever folded in the country.*. - " ~'owded theatre." " ' " , Toronto, the ailing.farm-equipment maker, winch owes It' •-- Commereesteckdi;opped=llto~16½bynoonina fronzyof " Following a meetiug of the NDP eaucun, Lauk ibJ(~ 'wrh~'Mre difficult times, and it in vital thst public, about ~. million, " " ;~ trading, lthitalowof$16¥4beforerecoveringauddosingat aPologlzedinltheB.C, legislatm'eforhi~Ma~e~t, saying enmment be ennmidemd and responalble, partiealarly And the Commerce a ppsars to be the major lender t0

.... $17; dawn 50 cents.from Its opehinslevel, that while it bad been made in good faith, It wu based on regarding our finand~ tnstitatio~," he said. I ...... ~ ~ I. ~c~ , a Calpry.based oil and gas producer M0re than 90,000 Commerce shares changed hands un the incorrect informstiun. Even tbewih Lank withdrew his mtatemeats, it is known in with an esUmat~lf&0o million in bank debt. ii ti-spray:environmentalists: win in Nova Scotia ' HALIFAX (CP) -- Anti-spray groups and Nova Scatis The two che~nicals are suspected of containin~ di0xin, companies can merely mhift their.aerial spray I~_.rmits to The government approved spraying of 4,855 hectares "i~:.Miemaeswon the first round of a iemewed battle over forest " one of the deadliest man-made poisons, and were corn, ground spraying. (12,000 acres) of forests with herbicldss in an attempt to spraying Thursday when the provincisl esbinet banned ponents of the deadly Agent Orange, the infamous Vietnam. Elizabeth May, spokesman for a coalitien of 14 anti-sprsy protect young softw~)d trees [mm encroaching brush, / aerial spraying of herbicides for at least the rest of 1962. War defoliant. groups, said later that nobody was sure If Kerfs an-• Announcement that approval had been gives.wss followed But the environmental groups maintaining s pescef01 Agent Orange has been linked to cancer and birth defects nouncement meant the forest enmponles will be easily able by immediate protests from the environmental groups and / yigii ouistde Province Rouse whlle the issue was debated in in the families of some, Viel~arn veterans in the United to transfer their aerial spray~..permits to ground operations. Mlemae Indians. ."~e' cabinet t~o0m did no t Win everything their quickly States. The environmentalists still wanta specific and outri~t The Mlcmaca tore up some young trees at a nursery near • Whipped-up protest seught~t0:iichieve. ' " ban on the uae of 3,4,1~T in the province. the reserve at Whycecomagh, N.S;, in Csps Breton on

']'he cabinet decided'to allow greed spraying of her- Environment Minister Greg Kerr emerged from the I "Although environmental hazards are generally less with Wednesday in anger ever the spraying nearby. The Indians bicides and in so "dob~ stopped short of imposing an cabinet meeting to announce the decision~ but he gave no • ground operatiolm;:they are not to be diuenunted. We are said the spray endanged their drinking water, game stocks, outright ~ on the use of the chemicals 2,4-D and 2,4,5-T. reasons and left unclear the question of whetlie.r forest still dealing with the same toxic chemicsls," said May. handcraft industry and possibly their health. The question of spraying the forests now goes to a royal l commi~ion on forestrya which will begin hearings,next month: ~ ' The government, qnqognced it would constitute the Lougheed hints he'll Call an election curium,issipl~ ear!yXl~is b'q~r~ but it has only now become Peter clear/that the hearings will become s battleground for the RED DEER, Alta. (CP) first marathon agri'culture be next spring (four years government's accemplis- hard-pressed farmeni with who can live through times pro-/md an~-spmy farce& " -- Alberta Premier Peter policy canferesee. "after the last election in hments and quick action on a three-to five-year of economic troubles. A spokesman for the Halifsx-based Ecology Action Lougheed dropped hints He added the conference 1979) unless h~re is surface-rights legislation program of subsidized in- "Agriculture has had Centre said Thursday night the anti-spray groups are • Thursday of an early was "Well-timed" and later something that happens to would win votes in the next terest rates, cycles before. I think you already girding forthe fight against the forest comj)anles, election, but qnlekly told reporters he meant the - change my mind.'" election. But Coehrsne-aran far- people are beKer prepared while continuing their battle against uranium mining in a covered his tracks when conferenee--made sense The Conservatives hold 73 The legislatiOn, expected met:John Stewart-Smith . than others to go through separatojudicial inquiry. .•questioned later by because it eomns on the of the Alberta lesislature's to cloaely follow a report by w~qted, no part' 9f':liovern--..: J=ycl~." : . .- : rePorters, heels Of the major .Gllsen 79 seats. a select committee tabled in " ment assists~. . .: . ' . ~he:premle:r insisted the. . . .. report on grain tran- the li~sinLure last year, "Subsidies distort the "current cycle will saonturn. "We'll be into an election sportation and "as we move • Earlier, Lougheed said in was the only firm°action to market .... People wouldn't around and Alberta will campaign in the near towards a provincial his speech legiulation will be come from the "look and tolerate-thethinp they set " lead the way. But he noted future, but I'll leave the---'eteeflon." introduced in' the fall which listen" conference designed from government if they the 'economic situation in essence of that (word) .But he threw cold water could give landowners up to .to ~ke a reading on rural had to pay directly," the U.S. "doesn't look as II * 15unHbuildlng.. II ., Eachlulte complete wllh: . " . undefined," he said during 0n election speculation. $S,000 as payment in dissatisfaction with the - Stewart.Smith said .gecd asit did three months II ~ Refrigerator : .

his wrap-up speech to 300 r ~ .:,~;With:;a smile, Loughesd re~gnltion of their loss of government. Alberta had been "handed a '.':ago," • II ~ Stove :drapes ~ . delegates and members of ~aid he still favors a tramp absolute cantrol over land. The rural and farm vote Is w~ ~' 1 ~ rapid oil- In 19~1, there were ~8,0~'- the' legislature at the to the pollS~ext spring. Rural Tories had' said important in Alberta. since price inereues in 1973, but fannsin Alberta, averaging lJ walltowallcarnotlng " more promotion of the of the province's taughoodmddtheberanses ~S liecm~ (era acres) II Laundryfaclllfles " Progressive Conservatives' "l've said the election will m,s~ ,Security entrance .... nearly 2,2 million, people were lo~ overdue, with cash recetpts of u.m I/~ecur'ty entrance ~-- " On premises managers live in communities :With "OP,Y~'arisesholddh~ve bllllon;Tmyesroago, there JJ '~ On premlses managers _ ". JJ ' ... ClosetodowntownClose to downtown populations of less than been 1O years sooner,!.' said were S2,7~ farms i I V=V~block block from arena & swimming pool 12,000. the premier. "BeforeUlmt, ' averaglug 316 hectares (790 I I Featuring: ~ Although erifldsm, in most producers werenot gettins anrem) with calh recetp~ of ...... :Fishing settlement made II ~ 1 bedroom suite - $35S cases, wu mild, Louahesd,-.,ran]~ ?,~i~,.~ ~PX :,.,~:Z~9~-~::;1@~::/lnlillion. •B.t ° II~*""'V: has left huge inventories of for .. ,the,~~,,~. .. salmon,., euRlog "de~and.*/i~,~'ll~re [s~k'wlds'i~ between Despite pleas for finahelal Agriculture .Department ~~...... ' " 635-44226~-44~2 " " " "I The Industry has Tories' on some issues. amlstan~e from many rural said 11171 was sn off year, sday in Alaska's Bristol agreed upon was 32 cents a proposed a • cut in pink "It's healthy to have .~auw, ~u~ecd Bay, harvesting red:salmon pound for chum salmon, 75 mlmon prices for fishermen different views. " . . This hid his government has under a price agreement cents for .king (chinook) to 25 cents apound from whole canferenoe has been plans to introdunenew aid reached Wednesday. salmon to be ear.ned, $1.30 cents last year. In addition, very hdl~ul to the. caucus." programs, although betil Mitch Kink, general for freezer kings- and 70" sockeye prices would be set For example,. Falrvtew the Finance and Agdedtm'e • the Ch,rch manager for the Alaska cents a pound for silvers at 88 cents a pound, dawn farmer lan Macdonald Departments were looking Independent Fisherman's' (ceh0S).' " from $1.06; and Coho prices s0ggested the province dip at ways of helping farmem, Marketing Association, said Prices for pinks are to be would drop to 68 cents a into the Ill-billion Heritage Lougbeed pram~ Alberta of Your Choice all but one of the majoi' negotiated later. pound, from 75. Savings Trust Fund and aid farmers as a tough breed processors had faUen into The settlement is similar line with the offer made to the one accepted Sunday TERRACE : . THE ~lh DAY Wednesday by Kenai by the Western Alaska Co- PENTECOSTAL SALVATION ADVENTIST Packers; operative, Marketing ASSEMBLY, ~ • ARMY 3306 Grlfflths The association won a Association,except for the Pastor John Captln ~I~637 Walsh Ave. Pastor Henry Bartsch . ~ 635.2626 or 635.3232 635-7642 settlement of a flat 70 cents fiat rate for r~,ds. 3511 Eby St., 635-5446 Services -- Sat. 9:30 a pound for reds, whether In Vancouver, mean- Terrace, B.C. 63,5-2434 SUNDAY SERVICES a.m, -- Sabbath School they were to be canned or while, the Fisheries SUNOAY SERVICES 9:30 a.m. -- Sunday . [Sunday School). frgzem Spokesmen said the Association of B.C, tabled a 9:~ Sunday School School for all ages 11~00 a.m. -- Worshlp offer was accepted by a 3-2 contract offer Thursday 11:00 Morning W0rshlp 11:00 a.m. --Family margin among its some 700 which would cut salmon 7:00 Evening Service Worship TERRACE members. prices from last year's 7:30 p,m. .--, CHRISTIAN The settlement came just rates. HOUSE Evangelistic Sbl,va flo.n'~:. REFORMED OF as the world's largest red The companies say a Meeting. CHURCH q salmon run was reaching its slump in demand caused by -' PRAISE WEDNESDAY Reverend S. VanDsalen Pastor Arnold Peters peak. At last count, some 8.8 the now-discredited in- 7~30 p.m. --Ladles' Sparks Street & q 1 ~ Eby St. H o m li ' ~L ~lla ~"G'~ inl million fish had been eanght ternational botulism scare Straume Avenue-~-...... 635;3015635.3657 Sunday School -- 10 Sundly Services a.m. • lO.~o.m, ZION BAPTIST Worship Services -- 11 •7:3op.m.: _. .CHURCH a.m. and 5 p.m. £ William christened SACRED • Pastor Paul Mohnlnger Listen to the Back to HEART Home &~;&109 God Hour every Sunday ..... LONDON(AP) "Prince Willia'm of Wales, the baby sen " PARISH Corner of Sparks & at e:30 a.m. on CFTK. wife, of Prince Charles and Ms Diana, will be christened in 435-2313 Kelth • the music room at Buckingham Palace on Aug. 4. , 4136 Straume CHURCH The ceremony will be per~0rm~ at noon by the Arch- Don't be misled by soft drink cam-and 9:45 a.m. --. Sunday - .... Terrace • , . . ... OF, ., *:.:.:.... bishop of Canterbury; MoAt. ReV.Robert Runcle, epiri{ual .... -bottles labelled no.refill •or no deposit. You're Set. Evan. --7:30 p.m. Schonl GOD' head of the Church of England, a palace announcement Sunday Masses !1:00 a.m. -- Morning Reverend R.L..White said. •entitled to a refund-on all carbonated bever- l:30a.m. Worship 3341 River Drive ...... The blue-eyed baby, bern on June' 2I, hss beet/,named age containers except large size cans. 10:00a.m. Terrace, B.C. ST. MATTHEW'S William Arth.l.lr_Phillp Louis. lh30a.m. 638-1561 ANGLICAN Second in.line to the throne behind his father, the"prlnce . The Litter Act requires refunds to be 10:00 a.m. CHURCH has only been seen once in poblle-- the day hns parents took " . CHRIST Sunday School paid md as a direct result our beaches, parks 4726 I..azelle A~/enue him home to Kensington Palace from St. Mary's Hospital, . . LUTHERAN Reverend R.L. White and roads are cleaner and more beautiful CHURCH 635.9019 11:00 a.m. I' ".... Paddington, jusL21 hours after he was bern. SUNDAY SERVICES : Aug, 4 is the 82rid birthday of Queen Mother Elisabth, a. Ray, Herman Hagen Morning Worship than ever. B.A., M.DIv. 9:15. a.m.. -- Holy: 7:30 p.m. Communion ~_: " well-loved figure within the Royal amily and throughout - ...... T, ..t.....ire d million bcvera'e sales a : " :.... 13S-SS20 635-345 Evening Worship the country, " ,,. , " • - '- - • •wu LLUtLU ]~ . 3229 Sparke Street 10:00 a.m. SundaY Wednesday 7:30 p.m...... The c.~s~ug ~ ~.om.eohe week~t~ C~l. and :. year m the province can be made wzth only a '• -, :- (Corner of Sparks School Prayer Service Diana, the Prince and,~ess of Wales,.celebrale their . " ? . .. e., z r ., - r " . " & Park) -10 a.m, -- Sunday '" " -:-;" - anniv~ The- w-~~m~ in a -'t .... ~'acl:lon Ot I~lS num~r or con~lnels Irwe , ...... , School IU:St wanning ~l'p~:~rf i .y ~. ~ . . l~n" . . .. '- . . , . ~o,., , . ,. ~ ...... - ~-NOTE: During July and 11:00: a.m; -- Family UPLANDS . . tering ceremony at ~.~'ul's ~al/i~et Uuly.~.. .: ,:...... stick to rehllable contamem:,ltmeans great :- ' -- " i : August, morning• Service Holy_. Com. " .'queen EliZabeth,, ]es. alfdoth~e~ ~t.recant'roy:al .... :~- " ' ":' ~ " n ' " | i , ..... '. ~.... BAPTIST " o,'~,,,,='hnve b~n'ch~stlees:n~ in th~ ~ room • i " "" :. resources,.e ergyand po.lut :. : ' ~'ship wilt In~g!n at reunion excapt third savmgsm on i 10:00. " CHURCH Sunday. Pastor Bob Lesyk .... The ~an.t'sg0a~n~ ~:fib~ e~-~dno=t~e~of ;~"~: .:::-, It's really strazght~forwatd. Any store: *. : 1" "' ~ • ~ P::f:45 a.m. -- Sunday i 7:30 p.m. ~-- Informal 63s.20o7 ~ 'Greece ; i"Wri tef"Six~S ...... • .~ v m' ~ ' l"t;~the.... ' queel's" ...... • - •..!-. • . : " " ' " • • • ' " ' ...... " '" • .; ':: . " " " 4 , Service " " " " ' " '~ .... " !" "'-- "'" '~ W~...... '*':1'. : that refuses to gwe the cash refund snec~fied...... F Church School (Kin- : Corner of Halllwell cousin, ,Pr~.. e!s ~.exan~~.~..a~ m~ .~e~e~oz . r.~W ' " ...... "- ; ,' F " , ' '. " ' " , " q ~ F: " """ , . ' 5 : : 1. : . • . . . . F" ( i dergarten . through and N.Thomas" • tbeqUeen~dhdy~th-waLe,~:[email protected]~)'.~u~,r,~.~e3dL~d:':~' * ..-~,:- !soreal(tng tnelaW; z ne ~ appues ~ttoeen ~: .: :- . 4p Idult) KNOX UNITED 9:45 a,m. 1 "Romsey;~n°fthe~a~.E,arlM°tintl~.tte.n°fBurma,. :: ~ /hp~rrn:o~m~rmdh/s_suhb//er. ' " . .... *'~ I1:00 a.m: .--/ Ragular CHURCH " Bible Teaching Worship service, '7:~ sunday School •. , :. ,: '. -. • ..... : . .,:. .... ineresno mturem no return. , :. . , :.R.m, 'evonlng worship " 4907 Uazetle Ave. )1:00 a.m. 'I zm'vlm ~d Sunday uch . &IS-6014 Morning Worship iI~mfh, '" Rev. David Martyn .... Service -'I (Hdy Cemmunim. first B.A;, PA. DIv. 7:30 p.m; Province of. Minls~ ,-;~.~,:,:-: .-- r~ndiy, roaming each Worshlp r--11~a.m. month,, and the '3rd ):~ Bdtlsh Columbla~,~.. :E n, ~: :...,:: Singing end Bible StUdy ! m ~ ',~ .wlno of anch Nursery to Grade 6-- 11 Wednesday 8:00 ( . mmm,) :- / a.m. - ...... " ...... H~e Bible Studies i H?g~: ~b~Ott°a~k'rS~rs ~ "~|~PY " :!.i : " ": .... "" " '" " • Cmflrmatton Grade 7 to Adults --% 10 "You Are Welcome q at Uplands" Rheumatic Fever ~ . . " " _ - .- :. .... ,; ~, ..,L;~:.~.:~." .. " " J " • O • - . ..- ...... ~--':~.~ ~. • . ., - - -'- ---' "-i • . ... :!...-:.~, ./.~"/::..;

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MADR~[D (CP)~..i~lood~.s~veat:8nd liba~;s i~ihered .Italy/) West.(le!~miny i~ach~Itlie finil[w!tha !P4.sudden-death : : :Franz Rockimbaue'r~ 'former wut ~!It.i.ciptiln, sam ~ mstelll~RolIlaa ihe leading scorer,. . .., .,; . ~"- 1 and West Gerinany past desperate opposition Into the final, victory, Thursday bl~ht.over,Fr!mce In Savllle. The teams he wasdleappolnted the match had to be decidedby penalty. " :. Roul, ~, blwely ret~urned from a two,ye~ ~ ;from . of the WorldCup and a Showdown Sunday for globals0ecer' had foughtto a l.l draw.in rellulatl0..n t!me and Itwal 8-3 shots. : . ,. -" ' " " " coCc,er, also scoredall three ~oslI Ill Italy's ~. upset. ., .j; supremacy. • - " ' " - after a30-'mlnute.overtlme." "..: • " ' "We 18w" a. irent match with both teaml'~giv~ Monday of tournament4avorite Brazil. :, . Horst Hrubeech soored the fifth German ioal in.the every thinB they hid," said Bbcheubauer, who played four Poland played without its offensJvl iparkpluI, Zbif~lew ~il - • . " penalty-kid{, tiebreaker session to eliminate France. .seasons WithNew York Cosmos of:the North Ameriosn Bonlek, :who was sitti~ outs 0he.match suspansion.' West German manager Jupp Derwall was paused with Soccer League, "It.wan a pity ,it had to-finish with' Grsol'gera IAto, the leading scorer in the 1974 tottrMment both the win and the quality of the soccer, • panaitise." with seven 8oais, lould not penetrate thethlck Wall of MIENIIglrRE UP AT THAT i In sweltering temperatures in Barcelona, Italian Peele French reserve Patrick Battinon collided with Italian defenders, ' IREMOTI SUMMERCOITM;E, IUST Rossi continued his fairytsle comeback by firinl two Ioals •8¢h~acher In the second half and was carried bleeding Pollah coach Antonl PIeclmlcsek called Italy ,~',very to beat Poland 2.0 in the afternoon match. France and from the field, lucky," " 1 ' ~' : • " R CH FORTHEDIURYMIHIL Poland, w~o have never been in a World Cup final, play for The 35-year.old player from St. Etienne was reported in "The first goal was on a free kick f~ what I feel WU nots third place Saturday in Altoonte. fair condition in hospital, foul," he said. "! am very unhappy With the IIme,and I •In Rome, celebrating Italian fans stopped traffic and Rummenig~e's Ioel gave him five for the tournament, don't wish to say anY more about my team," ~.~. 9 threw women into the Trevi fountain, Of" TIE GAME

midnight, France looked like a winner after pullin8 ahead 8. __. ll. I in the.. overtime, But West..= Germany .,0, got,.,. a goal.,,' from n..., its J VI$ Rutledge shatter lead .... '.'tli - - leader, ~rl-Helm Rmmehiige lndth~ tied at-3-30n a ...... ~ ..... ' ...... " "' goal I~Y Klaus Fischer. FORT ERIE, Ont. (CP) --.Norm Jervis and Jim "The person who put those pin placements at N~, ~, 18, "rl Derwali did not use Rurnmenia8e, wi~o has a thigh injury, ButledSeshared the lead goh~g into tho second round today 17.d 10 should have h~ pants taken d,fand be paddl~ like '~. until extra time; t, of the !1100,000 Labatt'a.lnternational g01f tournament, but a little boy would,be, ',.,ildd Hoyd, It would ~.that- The penalty contest -- imwhich each team was alloted most of the action Thursday at the Cherry Hill Club mentality to put the pills there," :- fl five kicks -- wee filled with tension. revolved around the pin placementi, Flol;d Wal In I IroUp It even,plu' 9'1 and indudl~ la ace With France up 3-2, French goalkeeper Jeen.Lun Ettori Jarvis, of Delta, B,C., and Rutled~e, of Victoria, carded -- the first of the four-day tournament which run! thm•~lh batted down a kick by German sweeper Uii Stielike, who ~as -- three-under par on the 8,73~ard layout in suburban Sunday -- in .an erratic round that produced a fou~,patt collapsed to the Brass and held his head in agony. Rldgeway -- to lead by a stroke over Quebeo veteran Ser|e green at the par.five lath and a double-boMy severn, But then Didier Six kicked his ~hbt within reach of Ger. Thivierae, Hoyd, 39, a veteran of Profesainnni Galore' ~lltlon •8 man goalkeeper Rarald Schumecher, who Jumped up and Dave Barr of Keiowna, B.C,, and Antonio Garrido of tour, was echoed in. his concern for the Ireenl by, other waved both fists high in the air. Six walked glumly hack to Mexico, both at 70, were the only other players In the field players. , .~,',- this teammatee, then fell.to the 8round in tsars, 141 that started the day under par. Thom.n himself said crlUcism of his pin plaoemen.l ! by ._ E, Pierre Llttbarski made it 3.3 for the Germans, Then the And the culprit -- if you listen to ds~ending champion Ray Floyd may have been Justified where No. 18 waI concerned: two captains, Michel Platini of France end Rummenigge, Floyd and several of the players -- was Ross Thomson, "There isn't any part Of that green wherewe can puf a fair made their kicks, tournament director 'for the championship event of the placement," But he said the holes on the l~th, 16th, l?th,und It was sudden death. Canadian Professional Golfers ~ Association. lath were no mote difficult than the first four huleI. French fullback,Maxime Bossis mistimed his shot and Thomson, a lena-time golf administrator, was respon. .Thomson, 66, said the critlcism by Floyd was the h~ahsst Schumacher aghffi~ saved, _ slhle for the pin placements as he has been for 1,400 tour. he had heard from any pros .... ,Then Hrubesch beat Ettori. namento (not Including quaUfyina rounds) during the last "I am sorry to heir It, because I respect Mr.. Floyd and Hrubesch said his team may have been lucky. "but all in 18 years, what h.e has done to promote the game," Thomson said. "If i all I thinkwe did deserve it because we showed the stronger He's a quiet, ~entle person, but in the eyes of Floyd, he's a his criticism Is Justified, then 111 just have to work ~ little performance in the last phase of the match," Simon Legree. harder," .... CRRRIrRS R[QU IRE D-THORH'H I LL.,. &- the d ily herald currently openings for carriers in. the ...... y~

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d " ' " '~ ' ' ' " L ~ 0 es 4 air out ~ I' ' I~ ' : ~I ' dicate game ~-" : ~ mr", -.i..- :* ~ ' " -~ ' i' ::; ' : ' ~'' ~'~," " ..... Cincinnati Reda a~ ~ ended a f~o !ntentio,allyt : George. , er. , :/ Phoenix h • : aupu. ,l; : lng. irask. With'tTo 0ut. lt., *• . , "' .~ook~e p|~he4' ~eve.Br~ "~: held ,i~W.a/x to two ' '" ~]lt~r~'/"~'~" ~-t-a I~U~','Tin t,1]- actinki 14'~ ; ' ~'"¢-=~'; KL~C" ..':' '.,'~;~7%//?'3~r;?'.. ~: '; '.",: ~ '". • II I I :.:runs 0~ fo~ hi. dur~ ~i~ 0f,work as the a tlmo for serious celebrating. : ...... OnVanm~uver's' ~m~r~iM l~ve; in ,-t, night wh~ ~ey..too k, ires-4 idnaled and 'IVan WeUseh ' McGee!mdHe~andes..Bd~, ~'/: , i!qdians downed the Gi~ta ~o-Sadd assumed thwtop. . ~!e#d' into ~e bl)tt0m pf tke ~walk.¢d 0If L r~ll,~ver. Herner.L ::. h~mered ~.~/for .:. -: ' r And the,~ltaiia n* naUon, al squ d p ~nd ~. :: the', cityls '.,UtL!9' [taly/,.!,~.:Dbm':;':. :I. d~t" i n the:PAcffic C~asf! Lea~, e's. north*err~ day, islam. important ~ win thW' weex once agaIQ , ,D4iddan0",,}:.~pray-paint.~i~i/!~:,:pla¢ar~! ? :../In pther Thursc!sy. •,1 la Z~', • a0uth~'n division-" Bu,tthePlrates~pedo.¢ ~ whobadlmRBlsin~l~the •Padi~ki ~:~J 1 ' ' ' ' : ; /;:leade~ Sal~Lai{~ w~n/~i m Vaii~uver, A~buquerq,e • , ...... , ~, -~, ,, . ., , - , , .,, ., ,, . . . ' % ,; : '.'~a~,';" :~in,k~ •: ~t.,ery' :in i TorOnl~ :~,, • • ';'W~t•bY~•t~,~ ~ilt0t~,i.hlAr~i rnYht~ :~le,.. *: qlellfl0~:L~llaii-C~nadians swarm~,;into.-i:.: trl~i0r fr0m jli~dt ~t~si":-"' :•.•:",:r " ~ ~'~:'+~L' ;~i .~ouncedTae0mil 9-2 anl II 'erUand :~on' 7-1 at home~ tho.sttoeisi,:a~pping txaffic fgr. h0'q~s,:•~ " .if.,Ev~.ryb0~yplay~so~thome/.,'.~ld I: i Sta~gel!. ~" tw0-rUn pinch./: .: t~' left,field fOM,!!lne a~d, . Templetm and ~ ~,SOmme ' ' ,.. againStTUcann.,". " " 1. I ~: 1 . : . I . I ~ . ~, : '. They dmicCd, they sang,, they chanted, o Damian0,.a natlVq of theaouthern italian : h~et'and '~a~n :~p-~ ,cored. ~ bet5' runners, added mi0. ~. U. San" ..". Spokane sec0nd b~eeman~Steve Luoratich was son, s ~mre~.~. d?uble and ' ~nUre.aLmade!t 7.s in t~ ~gie~o ~ i~* arm ece; .'~flae~Waved red,.white a~d.gre~. ¢,[.,~.talian. reginn of Calabt'~a..* : ' '•.: / " q" " ; r ~: Uu'ec.for-five for, the game at Phoenix,driv!ng in four 7'~llaksandtoldanyone'whow0uldlls~ thAtl ' :"We~,gr0w i~p.wtth a soccer imli in oUr . puged.out a Hvietory... seventh. AI Oliver walked soc~veviet0ry udnmved[ .runs, while first baseman Darryl Sconie~ was tWo-. Tony .. Pen..O opened the and Carter's double got pasf 'withh 2~, pines el tirol- to,l)e an Italian at this time ' is something hand. " .... ~; • . " •' for-f0ur; inclddinga, tw~-run h0mer lathe fourth. The ....ºc-Ü~Ât~r~r~Á]y~-wL~a--~-e~-LJºdt~~ÊPJd~¼Ri~k-!MÜnday~~±.~¼pÁace~~Athmt~~Án ~ NL~ ~laL , In Ottawa; flngql~ap~,• e~'~-i~il~l-onto Indiank oc0~'ed All ~fth-eifr~i~e-!~ - fo~ in- and one out later Stargeil allowing Oliver to ocore. West 'Die setblekknoell~l ,~"~u'ldads of young men mUed Shroud' Parliament Hill and then past the Polish nifigs of play. ."~ien~ of the city, waving banners; slammed his second .home =.. Carter~thed scored from the Phillilmout of the lad In" Embassy, although nobody there seemed Orlando Mercado's fifth-inning paced run of' the season. second dn a by • [~g horns, chesi'ing and S~ot~ag.' - to unlace. An embassy receptionist said 1he. NL• Esat. " ,.'~ Salt Lake to victory over Vancouver, Mereado;s 12th.... -:-'-A single by Omar' Moreno Wallach• The deS|duo was caused by'It4dy's 2-0 there wasn't too much interest In the game • ,~ Mn~er~i,n the m.g round-tripper came off Vancouver starter and loser chased Hone and dingles by inning, Samuu,.st~ed. m' "iienii-flnal,win oVer'Poland in Barcelona, and as far as she knew nobody at the Rich Oisen, 1-3. alien also sm;rendered a fourth- Cardinals s Braves z . Spain~ on Thureday. And the hero of ~e Johnny Ray and Bill run across in the - embassy watched the match on television. inning double to Jim Meier, who scored on Jamie Madlock off Price loaded Tom Herr iP~ Atlanta ',,lidur' was Pa01o Housi, the superstar who Joe Nieastro thought that going tothe Tempneton bememd ~ Allen's single. the bases, still with one out. relief ace Gone Garber with fifth and:Smla~ur "~edred both goals, followinghis three-goal Polish embassy mial~t not be a good idea. aid Fernandez struck out six to 'pick up his fourth i a two-run to key a performance in Monday's defeat of Thompson brought all tiwee in the eishth, on inddedme- *- "The Pope, he's Polinh,'"said Nicsatro, victory of the season as Albuquerque beat Edmonton. runners home with his five.run St. ~ :eighth- favoredBrazil. "and I don't think it would be a good thing park ma~idgh o,'t the The !9-yanr-ald lefthander gave up six hits and .0ppnsite-fielddoubleto left., inning uprising; •Rick centre-field fence .... with him living in Italy and all that." Pat Dl Stefano, 19, danced a tarantella walked seven~in just over eight inninga of work. He The rally made a .winner " Mahler. of~ AtlAnta was Olanto S M~. I " among the crowd With "the Italian ,flag Thoughts of Pope John Paul were also now has two losses/or the year, of Kent Tekulve, who - work]z~ona.two- shutout Chili Davis. mM/,a" ~mt with Gerr~ Loprema of Montreal. "The • stencilled on his face and '?Form Italip" Albuguerque's.-Dave Anderson pounded his fourth yielded a single to Wayne ~ tutoring the ,eighth .when four singles .and (h~ove 'i~ (Go Italy) emblazoned on his chest, " Pope i s going.to be sad teday,'~ he said. home run of the seanon in the bottom of the rn'st in- -Kxenchicki,-two'rundouble' K-eitO~rldeil singled'-one-two~~ns, u Um 'Glam~ "After all, he is Polish." "If we win Sunday ~in the final against • ' ping. Edmonton's homered in thetop of to Eddie Mflner and a two- _out .lal~r; tingles bypinch i handed theMeStheir alxtb • /'.We~tGermany) ~ l!m'~palntlng my whole In Hamilton, the Ontario steel city with a the ninth. ru n homer ....to Duanb" h/tterDane Inrgand Loanie consecutive --setback ' ~: ~red, white and'green and running large • Italian population, a spontaneous- In Honolulu, of the Islanders hit a Walker. - .'..-•. • ~Smith I~Odueed a run, . "" Davis's RBI single _. ""a~d naked/' he premised. " . parade with about 100 participants erupted" three-run homer to cap a four.run fifth inning as EXPOS ? Dodgers 3 Herr~ th~n .ripped his "San *Francisco's four.rm Employe~_ of. a dresamai~ng shop took downtown. It Was peaceful, but police gave Hawaii defeated Tacoma. Tacoma's Jimmy Sexton W.erran Cromartie •drove triple, puttingthe Cardinals" fourth and he als0 Mngled " ' 0hly 30 minutes to fashion a 107-metre'-long a total of $86 intickets for speedipg and hit his secbnd homer of the year with two out in the in three runs, two with a in front 3-2. After Willie. home the first of three runs • ../Isaiah fla~"that Was paraded doom St, unnoceesery noise. eighth. double that broke a 3-3 tie in McGee grounded out, Keith in the eighth tlmt opemd a t- /l~fair Avenue, : , ' - ' Meanwhlle, the city's German Odel! Jones allowed only three hits, all in the Mxth the fifth =inning, as the Hernsndez was walked 3 lead. Jim Woidford drove ,.:,'~afllc had been stopped on the Street population was quiet in its excitement over inning, in leading Portland to its Victory over Tucson. • 4 in threo ru~ for tlbe Giantm • .,~d~l:*stroetears had, to be rerouted.. ' West Germany's 4-3 victory 1~ureday over Jones struck out eight in improving his record to 10-5. with a sacrifice fly, • "loT''flag-was then taken tb .Nathan, "Franee. '. PhtllipaSquere where a group of about 5O Why weren't the Germans celebrating and double dnd ReIHl[ie .... like the Italians? Smith aim bad three RBk l~ople romped through the-reflecting l~Ol Upset stunning ~th a pair of ninelm. ~d'fr0nt of the city hall. "I think it's because the Italians are KOGA, Japan (CP)--The of Japan'was~ all ~he fiioret Cubs s ~t,w 3 ~ - ~ Italians• also celebrated in Vancouver, more bet-blooded and fanatical "about Canadian men's volleyball surprising since Canada Jody Davis slammed a ~:~fiiwa and.Montreal, although.somewhat {hose .types of things," said Ludwig team pulled a stunning , had placed only seventh out three-run double with two n$0~e' subdued, probably because their Rieder, a member of the city'S.• German upset during an exhibition of I0 teams at a tournament out in the eighth innlng to ~:nin~bers are nowhere near the estimated community. series here Thursday by in Shanghai only last week. bring Chicago from bchlad. St ts beating Japan's national ...... She said .the- victory The Cube trailed .3-:1 wh~ team oQ its home sell for the hinged on the outstanding Junior Kennedy led off the first time, " play of three team members eghth with a single off Vern A Canadian Volleyball -- middle blocker Glean Ruble. One out later, Leon AMURI¢AN LIAGUl P i.t c h i n g {11 decillono): Oodgers' Lasorda happy AD. R H Avg. Goldry, New York, 1-3, •737, Asso¢iaUon official said the 'Root of Hull, que.; power Durham was safe on mmmd Wilson, KC ~47 3| 84 .340 3.13; Vuckovlch, Milwaukee, 10. 15-11, 10-15, 17-15,.15-10 Win hitter Paul GrattOn of baseman Phil Garner'a ~ YORK (AP) = ManagerTom They join stsrters~ Carlton Fisk of Bonneih Tot ,- 33S 39 79 .336 3, .769, 3.10; Ca~dlll, he,Hie, I- Harroh, CIo 309 65 103.333 3, .727, 1.92, "was an amazing feat." •. Lasorda of Los Angeles Dodgers has no Ottawa and setter Tom error and Kelth Mor~ at catcher, Rod Curew Hrb~k, MIn " 37943 02 •310 IlrikoeUtl: Bannlotar, S01ttle, "we've never dane that Jones of Calgary,' who singled to load the J~ues. . eemplalnts~ab0ut ~the~Natlonal .I#ague Of califo~-mia Angels at first base, Bobby Younh MII 301 $4 99.335 10~; Guldry, New York, 92. CooPor, NIl 306 13 9i ,330 '- ~.before " she said. played wffat amounts to the came in to MeRci, KC 310 42 99'.319 NATIONAL LIAUUI Frank LaCorte { baseball squad he ~,ill manage'id the ail- Grich of at second, Robin Yount O AS M H AVI. LM Perrlsh. Dol 301 39 64.311~ "We e in Japan. to quarterbackposition during' pitch and retired Jay ,:~ star game Tuesday ni~ht-i~ Molltr~l. ,of Milwaukee at shortstop, thirdbaeeman 15.;3~ White, KC 259 40 81 .314 Plffl, i Pgh 364 21 develop ~ : defenee since the third and fourth games Johnstone on a pop fly for "(NL President.) Chub Feeneyand I are Georne Brett of .Kansas C lty,.and Out- O0rcil, Tor. 334 41 103'.,30g Oliv0r, Mtl 303 46 97 •321.. - ,l~10blll: Whlt0, KehlOl City, R.Jo~00, SD 274 54 17 .311 they or, me of the strongest Of the match. " " the second out, but Davi# very happy with the team we have fieldc~*s Rickey Henderson of Oakland and ~; Cott~mt, , 22. Knight, CIn 313 44 99.:316 attacki ,g teams in the Catmda plays ' the doubled down. the left-fidd selected," said Lasorda, who will attempt Roggle Jackson and Fred Lynn of Triplll: Horn®n, Dotrolt, 9; Lin0rliux, LA |37 43 74 .312 WillOn, 'KinllO City, I; Yo0nt, Mtdiock,Pgh .219 47 89 .309 world.' Japanese nationals, again line, to clear the basel. to extend the league's ten-game winning California. MIIwoukoa, 8; Upshaw. To- to.Smith, StL .313 69 96 .307 to,to, 6; .Broffo KinMo City, 6. Corter, Mtl 271 SDI3 .306 today'.in Utsunomiya and Garner bad given Houshm a streak over the American League. ' ~ Joining Thompson and Jones on the NL Csden0, Hun 351 3S ?1 •306 Lat this month the - Home runs: Thomas, MII- ROy, Pgh 32~ 46 ~ .305 Sunday in Kofu. 3-2 lead in the sixth. Lasorda eaidhe and Feeney "are only team ere the Smiths of St. L,ooisCardindls woukae, 21; Thornton, .CIIvl- DouSiII: Kennedy, Sin Diego, Canto an team plays an -:-sorry that some very deserving players -- Loanie, the~outflalder, and Ozzle, the "~,'n-m'~aueg in MeRGe Ken 25; Stearns. NeW York, 20; .exhj~tinn series in Korea . ' -" .' :- ' ' • : " ° . : , ' ". " 9 St." O is 20/ GI nor, - could not also make the team." agamst that country's Lasorda and the league rounded out the. .t..,,-- t.^~ h;;,. ,,.,. ru,a.o, club ~1 ~, 6 .... :Trlpllls; Garner, Houston, 6; . Vm;~so =~v,r ,,,, v.., ~v~q~, Itolln hllal: Henderson, .~oronoo "Pittsburgh, 6; Temple- national team, rated one of. NLsquad Thursday by adding 12 reserves ~--..outfie~d~sty ];~be~ ~and second Oakland, 91; Wothah, Klnlll to., son o,,oo, 4. the ~best. defensive City, ~, - to-the eight Starters selected in fan Home runs: Murphy, ktllntl, organizations in the world. baseman Steve Sex. 23; Klngmsn, New York. 19. balloting, included are twcx players -- RURS boiled In: Murphy, At• The matches are all in. Completing the list of back-ups are first first baseman Jason Ionta, 61; Oliver, Montreal, Sg• tended to prepare Canada baseman Al Oliver of Montreal Expos, StOllll billS: Lo.Smlth, St. Thompson .and ,Padres OUt- LOUIS, 42; M0reno, -1 Pittsburgh, for the 24-team world fielder Ruppert Jones -- whose names Leon Durham of Chicago Cuba, • 3L ' third basemen Bob 'Homer of Atlanta Pachlns Ill decisions): LOS; championships Oct, 2-16 in were missing from the computer-card Pitch-In Isr, Sin Diego, 0-2, .Ill, 2.74; Argentina. ballots fans used to vote for the all-star ~ Braves and Ray Knight of Houston Astrns, Rogers, Montruh 10-3, .709, and catchers Tony Pesa of Pittsburgh ~nd : 2.04; Roblnoono Plttsbursh, 9-3, TheCanadian~offlcialseid teams. .72o, 4.go. the victory at the start of a .John Stsarns0f New York Mets. 3trikeaols: Solo, Cinclnnet I, Twelve Ameriean League reserves also 147; Carlton, Philadelphia, 142. three-match eight-day tour The NL starting team has GaryCarter of and .. were aunoaneed Thursday, and•~anager Billy Martin of Oakland A's also~ named:~ Montreal Expos at catcher, of, two men whose names were omitted from Philadelphia Phillies at,first base, Mtanny Triilo Of Philadelphia at s~ond base, Dave Keep you lawn [ the punch cards -- NORTHWEST SPORTS CAMP ,62 designated hiker Hal McRae and Min- Concepcion of Cincinnati Reds at short- a smnmnt I neeota Twins first.baseman Kent Hrbek. stop, Mike Schmidt of Philadelphiaat Canada third base, 'and Dale Murphy of • August 2'- 6 Terrace, B.C. We don't demand experience I llrbek is one of four first basemen I chosen by Martin, The others are Eddie. Atlanta and Andre Dawson and Tim Beautiful • Raines of Montreal. For athletes Grades 8, 9,10 Murray of BaltimoreOrioles, CeeJ| Cooper This is no ordinary opportunttyl Earn a full salary =I o£: and Carl Yastr- Pitching staffs for both squads were Basketball swimming Volleyball • while you Isam a valuable skilled naval trade, | And participate in the sailor's lifestyls: it's totally ~ I zemski of Boston Red Sex. Rounding out named Wednesday. Purpose: unique. Travel. Adventure, Comradeship. Corn- I the squad are catcher The selection of reserves was of par. TO offer .top quailty Instruction petitive wages and benefits. Plus a whole new | , Kan.sas City-second tieular interest in lightof Some complaints To develi~ttle athletes In our/area world.of possibilit!sa, ~ , ~- I . To .have an enloyable recreation experience baseman Frank White, third basemen about the stsrting teams selected by. the • , Challengeifourself.TalktoyourCaniildian FOrces - I Toby Harrah of Cleveland Indians and fans.' Lasordn dismissed •such criticism. For further Information =--Counsailor todayl See the Yellow Pagan under - I-- Buddy Bell of and out- saying of the fa~: "They should vote write or phone • .Recruiting, "- ' • I fielders of New York because it's their game. They support us Yankees, Willie Wilson of Kansas City and and we owe it to the fans to let them select ~Ner~westspurn camp 3215 Eby Street, Ben Oglivie of Milwaukee. • the all-stars." ; laH~/mdiHANJi. ItOs so easy., • Terrain, B.C. VIG2Xl 138-1174 i i Oakland's Norris misses bid Mike No~s of Oakland .A'slodt his no- some of the modern-day ballplayers," Bill hit bid a~nst New ~York Yankees in' Bergeseh, the Yankees vice presid~t of seventh, l~ing;•:. By that. time,..Doyle • operations said in a statl~xel~ - Alexander had lost more than that. " "Here is a man earning ,hundreds of Norris, making his first start after thousands of dollars to pitch and then fiat spending 21 days on the disabled list, refuses to get himself ready. He then goes pitched no-hit ball "for 6 1-3 innings-and out tonight and i~rovee to theworid that the wound up with a four-httteras the A's coaching staff and manager were right." posted a 6=3 ~,ictory Thursday night over Alexander, now 0-3, said he felt he hadn't the Yankees, giving Billy Martin his let the team down. 1,000th victory as a manager. Yankee Manage~ Gone Michael said " in other action, Toronto Blue Jays edged Alexander, who has a $2.2-million,' four- Kansas City Royals 5-4, Chicago White Sox year pact, would be assigned to the bulipen. -. nipped Detroit Tigers 3-2, Minnesota for.oceasionM duty. .- Twins shut out Milwaukee Brewers 3-9, . ": - ";" " " "e" "ed Cleveland " Blue Jays 5 Royab 4 • •' : uamornia - Angels- .... o mat . ..~•P - " 'Dave Stieb ~nunuea" "-'=~;" nm mastery" over .: Indians 5-1, 8came ~armer~:.ouuastea-. .. , _• - . . =' ...... X '- ,hansas City and ~ Boaneil and Willie ..... * Baltimore Orioles 4-3 and Boston Red'So .• , . ~, . -. - . • '- ..._. ~ _ ...... :~ ~. . ' . upslmw coll~tedru~s-batted.ins during a .'. o, anxeo "sexas ttangers o.-u, • ~', ~ " .... tw- -'- "el "~'': ...... • .- " . .. • ' • t •. u,run, ~moumm~ ruuy as toronto '~ New York s first ant was a cheek-s~ng~ - . . ~-....: _ --. ; ; .... - ....• single' "to.centre field by• Oscar- ' Gambl.~,~.~." ~'_, , m)yats._ .-/:,....~ mree~game winning. ' ".... " "" ' :'" "" " "'e . streaK.~ttLql,7-XU, lS~|-gwzmanearneorun ' wire one out In ule sevenm, t~orrts sam n ' . ~-' ~ ' - ~ . - v". , .. , -, ...•.,* __ - " average q~il0 71 against the Royals this * hadnt anuclpateo gemng a no-niuer. , ,,' • ...... season, t .... ~. 'i-". Right.hander Alexander, who had bee~ - ~ • . .:|1 _, ;.: .~:. , /~ on the dl~ibled list since early May with a Twimt:~-.,!~ewe .~/.o ; '~: { ,.~,"*: broken bone" ' in 'ish.. p itehr~']la~lasted. .rig .. ,~ " JackOC6iui~i!ahdRonDaviseombined,... . . ,. i':' just 1 1-3 innings, giving up f ive runs" , in; =or an eight-hitter anu ~ant Brbek lashed • • ...... Ton four singles, ecured one run and knocked in • eluding fourin the first inning when• . Y - . " " ." " .... '," " ~ " L " Armas homered and Jeff Bnrrou g hs ~added ' anomer as Mlnnesom olnnaeo MilWaUkee "~ a two-run single. " for its fifth victory insixgsmes. ' ' :,;. The outing angered Yankee officials• White Sex3 Tigers2 ; -~., ,, .... .:: beeause"Alexander, who hurt his. hand- Pinch-hitter Jerry~ I~irstoli~ ~." m~. !=i pusching a dug°ut wall ~--Seattle' refused'' . homer in th~ to remain with the team!s AAA.farm club the ninth inning as chiqago h.~__d~.'~l~ "o at Columbusto get into~isbape•/ "' .~" its [gth 10isIn itnl~St ~ p!ld~::~[ai~[i' ~,~ ,. "What Doyle Al,exdfid.er .:did., to:, !Its homer, his sece.n-d:'Piii~i~4d~blmit•~f.th ..•.•-• " teammates in Oakland~t'onight ~'as" season. 'made LaMarr ltoy~'~'t~'AL's,fin ~:d~j~,r~.)il bqt,typical oi ~e self~hness of • •,Jl~il~ 6, "1i1~ Herald, Friday, July 9, ]982 -" . . . : ,

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decisive about an'invitation to I ' : ...... "20unStable gas • vehic!e ]i Peruse vla~ someone at a distance. ' .21 Merry " ' :. .. " , ' . : ..- : , .. . , : ,:":' .. " ' - :. Enj0yleisureactivltles. • " '~ Sleeveless VI~ . -. . " garment • 1'Tricked " (Au~. ~3toSept.22) IIp.~.. S Forced Mixed trends affect " ' ment business and investmentmat- :'-.: :::-pay tots.' You're better off follow- - . 30 Affirm " .... Ingtbe. suggesUomofafa~uily ' , 311inepta'ctor~ l:~ Ely alone , ~ " " ~" " " .... " " " ' ' : : ' .... ": ",~' ". - memoer than. th06e of ac- . ~.Nverlo " . I I quaintances. ' " ". " the Elbe • - . ~.~a~/e~,. . ItU~/~.,~'~/i~.~ . ~4~.q~O. " . ' " I 1 :: i ' :~_. .: , ~nuilfighter ~o mumph tot , . ' -~'L~'~,~.~__/no/ R~3~,~-'~''. I#;~/~IW/II~W/,~. 007"O='"" ' ' . , .)O~q/bl/,q ~'-...... • .~O . - " " . (Sept. 23toOet.22) .tl.~-'~ " .. 1 , 35 -Allen ; D0somethingspedal tosur. " . M Pilot's record

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12 ." i iii~3' , - " (.Oct, ~ to Nov. 21) . r'M" i~on~ty la~ t~m~ ' 15 . g~ln or an ~ olaf, "I E • )- tpn/ty comes now. Don't the feelin~d a ser~ve co~ ,a . m / .w~-,~-.^e.,,. - .. : -.:. .~;..i....- ~ .... : ' . ", .... " • ..": ..~ .... " t 23 24' ,25 - . ~26. (Nov. 9~ to De~..~y-'- •q¢~ ~. '"'(, J ~~. 1 ~: j i i J ~ " " : ~ ~ j" ; )J" : j ' .:. r ; J is .'~:m] : L' " J~ i., j " :" j : {J'J' j r ~']: "J JJ'J~'" J '~ ~ jl J'.;1 '" " j ~o. ' ~a, ' 1 : You may be restless:now .....and somewhat ~d~e~oered With a.de~e or cl~Id. ,Satisfy_ ~ ~ ~ 1 I ysmnethingour zest for life by doing dlffemnt. • I l 38" 39 ,40 ,

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l-I ...".~"~,,"~[~,,~..~ I II ~.~';'.."~.'~ ~..~.LT,'~"'/IL~ "~ v~,. / d I I "_' ._--~'~-.~'~' I I Iormm. • . rmmm la•cmsonumaosmenw'am~ I t Imm~.~,a~ ~mu~x.~ 'I II ~mc~v_~u~n._.~P~m~'l I'~---.~._._./ il I 1 3". NI~0~3~ / ~ I . Don't mlgmt that I tell lowed to he wltb ollmr ~ Dr.------4uolflo~" +I) I ~ ~ II l~El~li~;/ / I II -- il I ~. "-- - ,+] I . them to ~a nuurrlale emm- eoom.l - . ° What +~mAu~klhe done •l~t .I ~ |I. IL ' . - " / I i ~.L I ~ I 001~.~l~mm+pmmlm.I +,_.~N_o'P_~~I~w ~ - mT-x'mln•Pw7 ;~. I ~ ~I ~ I -'---"IP'""~ .I I : II I fl - _~. I ,mbhem.x +l~+.v~.t.mlhed+l~. • m~.u~m~u,u~mw,.~ ' Csr~Inglnforma.tlon, ou~,o, I el " - ; I- + II • I • I ,. + ~II M • _W.~l ' "~ au0u;, m~....ueau~ ~ ~-,p,,.,~,,,~-~,~.~.~,,~.. an~offlce~.ndpasemglto~s I V I ' +II I I " il I. ~ I . ' ~ 'J~l + donlWiUttom ..oJ~. •J~.m7 ' ~'...'.~.~..~..~"~"++_.'~ soclal gomp aemomtra~a lab Trill IIIM~M V N II ~14111111 I | " I i I , | : II I" g ql;'l par•nta-.by b b .n~ll,._ llrle ~um~ --.,-,'-a they go Shl~k~r,g lack of integrlty, ~d I ~. ~ I ~ ~ I ~ il I ' | - - ~| ,. I~M~m I• not.lPmlg ~o go ~s~w~so~ll~.. very imor Judgment Such a i ~ i ' ' I " " .. : . lli ' ~ ~ | ' I W~, i'ISeso asIp me,- A WIdle'~o~n may have breach of ethics should be;~e- ~ " ' J "~Mldren are ,ot reapormlble . ~~ :~l13~or, dl~o~ " pol.le~ to the d~tor at once:,. I , , , .. • . -' ' • , ,. - ~ for Whet goes on between thelr - . .~'m+ .., u,~u v~ ,.,~..~ ..... 8ome alolm .,, . • -+ ' . ., : . . ' . • ..... 6. N~--IIt.. 6~kem 6 0 I~IU| ~t IS 1~llt* tlilliJliim~,~ I~l~l*llw +-,

n , ...... " + , .v/,~,;~ L,~,~s "'i '~""edults have a large number of eats I area cleanlng woman Who • . - " --,~-=~= -,- L.~' Joff. * " up aa,, u u.;.evv• "~ lindd. i~i~. 11lint " cmmot mrvlve works in ave 177 isJlel~I_-I- ...... I IH won t change anything, All It, . .... ,, ... m cNe II II _,,,...... ,.. +,_ wi.=,..am. .++ mu, oom-, ".+e • • " , , ~ . Wm,llU+. 3vu ,+ - +.,yy-,., +-+~ tl+m_--An Anlmell+w • nltlm m.~ nlmth IM th e + • I '~ ~ ..... - ~ AkAflI ¢~m~ nml n r kOt~l S ll ...... L ~1-- m r=" . ' ~ Thank you for In enllghten. IS who work horeconmmor I mmm -- I + ,,,.oooo... m+,..., m;

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' |+' ~L" ~l~Im~ ~ Ir rat~ ,mursolf from the a- fl ;[[- ~'Z."~. ,~.~.".'~.- .~"'~.~.._."~+' eJulm m the wuleul~em emotionally, alnce you are un. dlOIMl~ for shoes (sho~wore a . ~.~,.~J~~.~,,~'~'tl~t+s'll~ able to do so phyelcally, . dzG-11),- I h•d L,to wl11~, my --;'..;" ~_"~'.. ;".'.': .'~__ .~'E~ ~ ._~ ,"+~-~ ' If your folks' split you" will gO !7, , : t aura ~ • ~y uu© .. I; - . • notOf.~m ale,~t.~l~course Ml|Ilol~lIt rattles O~ childre.a kid tc In X;p+ am J mt " lid erP"- 5 feet tall h,word?our ,~.. letter+..~;kI! you h~o~,=,, Thanksplace some a,~or le~itl~ + . . .~ . . ,,., , have+llved through dlvorce, aiM[ Irho ~ y.~ old in a thrown out, X am no ~d- and in many tnstancea It has lew monli~, My ~oe .size Is 4, --a...a. ,, ,.an 0e ..... ,,, • , .... ' Improved the .quality of life for £ can't tell y Ou now em mu'rass- ...."'-"+" ~..."" "Am,,~.,...,,, • "+" - K,q,:~ U~'~" , all concerned i Your school Inl it is when I shop for sho~. ~ ~+'in the'~"~'+for'~ counsellor or xavorite teacner to~e told, ~ tile eldldren's ~,...t.. ~. ~h., .am -leiise - can/.l~'a big help, This would deparlmenL" ~1~--~se"~"of~st~i n ...... • not be connTdered "blabbing," . II they don't have my size .h ...... I i;.~.~m~.~~ ...... Th|s le too blg a load for you to (and tho~ usually do not~ they .... ~:.-. ,'~" .""7." ~'- ."~Tt.+~+- ....., . "A ,.• i.m• " ...~.+ car .rY b YY ourself , Get g o]ng, - • Call say so without mlkliig me. .r~o.d.are not ~,,, mere ~._.~,,+m me mo )~" .

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.... ~ ' " " r . .... ' " " . Here's n msgge~on lor mes tn Ehnlra ., clean offices at nl;ht ~re g01~g ,~--__--, .... ""''-- "rnerearesomegooasnoe ,~m ...... uw~o-,h .... ~d .+ II I +~Og _vlNlheellieli~ eom anles L~dL ~ e,is11~e in ' " .... " ...... " ~L't -ra~li,,i~m~ tO ~ hard-to.get slmes. They have ~<+, ' '"" kl~VZ--I ,':---+-~?~-'-~ ,,I.. " ~JAT ~ '1 r~+~'~ ~ I I ~%:e~ I . ~l~'-~t -- ~ I~ ~ catalogues ond you can send~-., "'" __ __. __ ~,: ~~ ,~T- " I I~,~. ~ - / I~1~,++~ - II WI~ _T'~ I ~ mne.Whenaglltlamallled(~r for the shoes of your eholce, coueernounuouy ,., I-IW,+ L .-~,,~, ~ ~dl" .1~" ~ 3 trot I ~~ .~ I I ~ II ~ ~! dellvey~d,. U it's ~ • ~ See ~ first ,, My wife is ext~n} .e~ o@P- I' I;'~-'?U~J I~ P~01 1 -~x~ tIk~+¢ I .i'~ "'-/ ~r. I I |tl d~, J t~+..l ImmUlll I~ eem umz re17 may m .... ,,.-,.,.,# .... ,,--., well~_L lhave urgeo Iner++py, .... u , . " "~ter ...... Is in danger of harm-: Islided with her, yelled at b~, IE,+L" II I I I '+ Xlt - I lulutlo A ~ was ~II.-~ ...... She Is ~ed brlhery -- nothing work sent to you today ~ ~ '~'~--:' ed. +{+ on the C4un~n~d~e LI md diet + , ...... n--ulida~" What ..... Anyldeas, llordoctor, l~i~ I I I .-i, I , me that It ihould~..+~take +a m~M~.t..~_.+ ~" help. He Just shrugs his sh~- I F_~~~ I ~I I .,,o+.~.,. .... Itre ~,,..,~ ~.ffeels. The s. I IS a=~ o.a ...... ,, ..... ,.h.r I '~~1 I ~" '~.".~ ~+.:.:: II 'i ~ -~'/I ----.,.~ ~.,...,~"'~'v~'~ very much overweight and "---s'+"n~--~" .... "-- -"" n ~ + " ,~ --1 ~+~.~.,~s~.m~w~...... :-: .... Am, n ~.-,k .+ l~ , "~"; " ...... ~ +'~ ~'~" "~" IlheUt this ~ c~e --" ..... I ~ - I - III I,~'% lldI~'l • ...... Jl I I _ ~;~I+~-+~MO B ~' I - prel~to y.~ aclmow~ ,~mh ..... s..m,..~ ,^ a ...... ,u~. ~., Get It through your head I I1~,~1,, II II I III I ~L,II I I II V I II .~1 I ~ ~ I , - recdlptlmooundltlom..,,, i ~.v~,_+, .....w ~.~, ~+ 7vu , o~ ,7, ,+ that •you are not responsi b ie I ¢~~! I la~W " ..i UL--.--.LII I i I ~ Is about as dlplomatle ...... , ...... for what your ifeea . . •r + I - + &MU ~fflllM~ll O,11+1111.11~. UII /%6M i V I" ' i as can et intol ~ .llhe ob Iously has a , ~ ~,g~ with 1~~5 Cod- ',~!te.LwJthout flrsL+mbecXt,g, ,t l&++Ic"++";"~"om o,.+ ,~s~ "~+~"~ ":~-+ ' +"+~+-'~-:-~" ,~ +'b'+~t m be'Y--+o~d~_-- or ' +++ p.+m.,,~3~y:.+yjap+,.,,+ ~,..+ i~.+ ~'+;~,+~Ts~++i;~T;~+~- ' . ' r~Amf+ Any ll~for~ f+ • n.vw un mvcaas li~lulu ul©+o Iluo re.for ~mt's th~ first stay I I ' " " I " I~ ''' ...... ~ n -- that have camed a great many ...... " ...... , • extract emkarrassme t, aa . .. h s " If she refuse~ to seek ~i~p ...... • . , - k,, Stun L@o A Frod Kldo ~ ~ wi~ • fo~w- .,.....~...promems ..--- suc~.~., a serious ,. for hereell, she w 111 s uffe r~ - V~l I O.Nv up plioue adl or iettor ~ ;e;;;ra;o~+~=~;.oul~;e'i';~n (~ consequences, My advice !p,l~

I~" ~+-]~ie;+s!li+l+++~ h/Ii,~m w~-'~'m,s I _~__gm_m_~La .~Pm__u.+_."~__ time with lamfly In~+memm " morep,easan, wnenyou+on~ I~+ I~-d I'%-i," I~'-'+A+'T-- ~,+~TllIi~L-~"~.~Yoia-.'~-~ .to, he_..t..huked, lm.t.lt's.notreld- " . ~...... ,. , . :~ . W a gslt u someum~l m expel- .... ' . V'I

I~,%+~!~~11 +~%W~II~IF, tlI~I~ ~! ~ HEATHCLIFF ~ : :~ ~?:~:: I----4L ~\~~,~ I ,IP ~ ~~~|r ~~~ ~ ~I + tlons. Expeetatlon Is the . . , - - i .... Ir-'1 ;!~-~\."-11,,.~ImI'/.~" PI~ I IJ ~ ~lI+ --~I~I . %'~~+~ ~I workl~s No. 1 sodsl dismm. I . I x . .~ x t'~l H II I~-+~ I ~-+ •I~.~~--~=,.---P'~-~'~"~ I d+ . .~'INJ~'.~I~=L--~ ~~:~-JJ~n', W~wmmmmk..mtomm~ . l~_~',.:~IIl+I ~ itt..,~. • lions 'only to blush "

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I ' . " °+' -- " .In I~le red ~ ~ 19/ll~-~k-~'~ ~ ~.#T-~_. -'~ ~mmy~'~l I I L~ : HANr~l~mwrmcAP~--so- /~)III?3V ~_,.~:~ k c~ -~'~-~ ,~ _=~.~4FI I L...... ,; . CIAL OBLIGATION EN- | [till "~~'~,.-_ ~ - '~---'-~.~II~-~7.~... P--

, Your+ notion that expecting an'acknowledgment of s gift is attaching a string to it Ls bull- feathers. Moreover, I didn't know that God had given peo; pie the right to be forgetful and Inconsiderate. It seem to me that a sift- giver Is entitled toknow whether or not the glft was re- celved.+ It Gifts do go astray, you know, They are stolen, ml~li- reefed +..nd ~ plain lost..To ssemme that ~e~ gift ~eacne+ .. + +4 l!i lie destination Is Stupid and un--+ reaHltlc, Maybe I am abnormal, but . when I send a gift I would Like someaseurance that it was re- ceived, l('a tcugb enough these b~l Oorrg Trudoou daysto pay for things one buys ;t.:,jj without puttlng out money for glfle thet never got there, *. F " , . " . " _ .._.on ' '.n_~[,.+ I W, be eent o~iU~e day the gift is tr.t:.~ / "/~ ~, +a+~U+ II ~ +~..~..,mYl dellveredormalledistac~/. HFRMAN _ • " too J " .~ ~'I weekslilvl~r, oft~l~hone' silence afterIs Infinitely eight

" ~ I ~.memastmmmr~_timlm -----'---I ...... in my lll~ He reed to mob ~0~ ~~ three ~ d ~ a ~--~---'rl I~~l .day_. ~e doctor tom him he

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• ' ' .IA I~li ' " ~ *-~-~'i-': 'L-~;~; / ~:' ' ~'~ " =+ :"~ ua~rs a~ risk .~rt dleea~e ...... ='//.+2 ~++:~),,.: • : * .~: , + . . - :+•~ ~;~+ +-+:~ -{"~+~-+.~++~,.;+~+~-~?,;~+',~, ~:~-,- ' ~,. '" ~ 1 reSliOl~ to the yonng II. - ~'.-/'.+ /" ", . " ",,+ knowuao~ul~- . ..-;.:,~.. ; . •-. ~.~a I

liJ,) ~ . . - ...... *:, ~--.;-+~- * . . ' "-:.: ,::~-~',~'-'+~;,~:-~;~::~:~,,~;~.~:.;~,~::. :/~::.-:, ...... ~.me+'k...~~ ...... I wantto report a missing husband," - - .... '/::;i,:,/! ' ..... ; : ...... ti' hge I, The Herald, Friday, July. 9, 19i2

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LADIES WEIOHT Do you ever need help In al KSAN TERRACE PREPARID SPONSOR:Ten;ace Parks 6 FANTASTIC FRIDAYS at SLIMLINE • WATCHERS hurry? Need a Sob done or HOUSE HOMEMAKER CHILONIRTH end Recreation Dept. Terrace Public Library. CLUB meeting held every Tuesday need a lob? Phone lOCI ETY SERVICES CLASSES EVENT: S~mmer Something mw each week: meets Monday evening at at 7 p.m. In the Knox United GOLDEN RULE wishes, to announce the provides asslltan;e with Sl~nn~red by .the Terrace . Playgrounds • Join us for Stories and -~Pup~pet 6:30 p.m.- United Church Church Hall, 4907 Lazelle Employment Agency avallablllly of Ksen House hoIhold management end Womm.'s Resource Centre. sports~ games,, crafts, Showsl -.Craftsl --Skltl --" basement, Kitlmat. Ave. of Terrace for women and children who dally living activities .to Inltructor: Marianne music,' flpld trips ~lnd much Gamesl --Moviesl -- 635-4535 or drop 119atNo. 2 - need a temporary homo aged, handicapped, con. Wukm.. CIII ~ bet. mace Plcnlcsl. FOr agee61ndup. / INCH ES AwAY CLUB 3238 Kalum 5freer next' *to during a time of menta.l,,er .... viisac~to, Chronically III, wean noon and 4 p.m. vamk- DATE: :July $ to 9th Friday| 10: 30,12 : 00 / meets every Tuesday night TERRACE B.C. Nel Office. physlcal cruelly. II you or etc. dayl, or ~I~-294~ anytime. Clarm~e MIchlel. Else.; beginning July 18. Come to at 7:30 p.m. In the Skeena LOAN your children have been 414klD Perk Ave. July'll .|(P!~16 Parkslde Onel Come to ell sIxI Free. Health unit. For In-' CUP6OARD L At.ANON & haflerod-and need a safe LU41~S _WOMENOF E~;r "I ~Uly.. 19 ..:.D no reglstratlen. For more tormatlonLphone 635-3747 or Hospital equIp,,,ent ALATEEN refuge ceil the local RCMP TIRUCl Thornhlll Eliltary; July Infermoflon phone ~.$177 635-4565. available for" use In the MEETINGS at 635-4911, the Crisis Line KERMODE :The Women's Health I-!i. F,rkmg Bey Camp (nc-16il) home; " For more in- ' Monday at Mills Memorial at 638-8388, or during nor. FRIINDIHIP Coalition has set up a Site; formetlon please call: _Hcopltal at 8 p.m. real business hours, the CENTRE ° Women's: Health Care TIME: i0:00 a.m. to 3:30 WANTED FOR DISPLAY• DEBT 8:301O4:30 Ministry of Human Dlreofory. The purpol4 of p,m. PURPOSES during Old. COUNSELLOR PhoneMarilyn • 631-0311 6,15.3545 Resources. Tell them you Services: Counselling ahd ~IIS_ dlr~'tory II to.,.Ild For more. Informitlon call Tlmere Week. July 23rd to and CONSUMER Evenings " want to come to Keen reMrrei on U.I.C., hauling, woman In chooslng ,a the TIrreco Parks and ~th. Old Ipacta¢le:fromes COMPLAINTS OFFICER 63S4574 House. They will make Alcohol & Drug Coun!elllng, phyolclan,, accordlng to Recreation Oept. et end Ionaes, monocles, 4603D Park Ave., Terrace, : Immediate errangemonte Educatlen prdalemi; Socllh thelr needs N women. If 1174. magnifiers, stereescopes, B.C. VaG 1V5. Free aid to The cultural & rvcroatlonal you would like TOsham your llldel Ind holders. A~y Item anyone having •debt MILLS MEMORIAL THREE for you TO come to us. We i THRIFTSHOP RIVERS would like to help you. programs. Native ~JIfure Is experience with other SPONSOR: Terrace Parks of Intocest will be'dllplayod problems through the main focui. Lay 1In hesllh cero .call and Rect!afioP I~t, end tagged. PISaM phone overextendlng- credit. Mills Memorial Hospital .....WORKSHOP ...... Auxiliary would appreciate is open to public. We have coumalllng, . • lint!line or i~ +:EV.!NT:,!..~!dl ~ K,,m.~, Fit, 4,1S-S~0 during the day or Budget" advice available. mnd A~tmce~ blhilen 11.4 p.m.i drlpby ." 6ody :• $hlplnl ~i~d• +our 435-2197after 6 p.m., or drop Consumer complaints any donetlens of goodl clean macrame, quilts and MEALS Clofhlng~ any household .various wood pro'ducts, onWHEELS If you ere new to the clly, rite Women's Centre at I earning A4roblc.Oanclng •In'at 3212 Emerson St. and handled. Area covered 1[7- have no h'isndl,," ire lut,. °ark- Ave, still have room for:more, lee M. Selder. mile r,edlus of Tar'race: C~II .Items, toys etc. for their Hours: 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Available to elderly+ h.an- ~l"firlff Shop. For pickup Monday to Friday. dlcapped, chronically III or lonely or'looklng ~'e place TwIc~ wgqlklydurlng July -, (nc-~li) ..-.Terrace 638-1256, 9-4 p.lln.' to llve- Terraee'e Indlan AIUSIDWOMIN'I and August. .. ' . for a~)polntments. OffP:e service phone 635.5320 or .... convalescents -- hot full !,UP.PORT OROU F course meals delivered FrlendlhIp Ceedrl .wlll. LOCATlOti~:~Tq,rrgca...... AN~.;+ , .- .:, hour.s 14 p.m. only. Kltlmq~. ~6~5-$233.or leave donations .: support, 0ndarstend and . Evory Thur~y s:0o ~.m.,. BaNw t Room call 632-3t39 fOr rap; "'~ItheThrlffShopon Lazelle RAPE RELIEF Monday, Wednesday and assist you. Call us: 635.49~ ,~Confarer¢i RoOm . MIlls For more InformMIon cell i pointm~nts. Offlce kours Ave. on Saturdays between Abortion Counselling •Thursday. Cost: Minimal. --or come tar coffee. We're Memorlal Hospltal the .Terrace .Parks and and Crisis Line Phone Terrace Communlly second Tuesday of every: 11 a.m. and 3 p.m. Thank open dally 9 a.m. to 5 p.m, PsychIMrk: Wlng. Tren- Recrreatlon Oept. et .431- 6384381 Services at 635-3178. month, you; IporMtlen provided. Phone: 1174; " '. '" ' Pregremme I~ldre "" ~.~63 or 635-2054 ~ftor , :(n~.till)..MR, LE JARDIN .- .. " .. . PAUL JULIUS .de FRANC,All ~:00m. -. MARCHLEWlTZ aged 83 ...... •d'ENFANCE ~. : (nc) : .... • (Terrace French Pre.' EH OUII- II existo • passed away en Friday, School) has vacancies for Terrace, L'educatldn en WOMEN ADDICTS. .... ' " IPROP0$1D July 2,1~02 In Terrace, B.C. Francall pour lea Infants de • IHDEX English or French speaking will .not be meeting until "," " AQENOA.. " Ho Is survived by hll loving children, three and four maternelloe le 7e annetl. September. Call the 1) Amm! ~ " wife Martha, daughters t Community Services ~ Services 2) Minutes "'. of :: ;Meatless: years of age. Centrally Blenvenue a,tous. Pour plus Women's Centre et 63~ Lydia of Vancouver, Erlka Coming Evants 24 "Situations Wanted 49 Wanted to Rent • ., amples ; l,pfprmatlonl between 12 - 4 p.m. week. Speclll.26 ' May 1911; of Terrace, son .Alfred of 3 r H0tlces - . • 28 " TV & Stereo SO Homes for'Sal~ located at the corner of 4 Information Wanted 29 Musical Instruments SI Homes wanted Sparks and Park. For more telephonez aU 63S~4,100, days. Generll.2~ June ..1912; Prince George. Also left to 5 Births SO Furniture & Appliances 52 Property fOr Sale Inscription 635.3115. SplClal;13 Jul~ 11NI2 , mourn his Iois~'-are 5 6 - Engogements 31 Pets 53 Property wanted Information telephone 635. PRECINANT? Inneed of 7 Marriages 32 - Llvosto~k 54 Bullneso Property ll_iulneU Arlng ' grandchildren. 5388, wOM~H ADOlCl"S support? Call Birthright • I Obi?uarleS 33 For Sale Miscellaneous, 55 Buslneso Opportunity 41 Statement Of, Recelpfe & Funeral' sservl'ces were 9 Card of Thanks 35 * Swap& Trade 56 MOTorcycles A support:group for women anytime at ¢~s.~07. Omce .... 10 - In Memorlum • --M Mtscellenoous Wanted Oilbunwmenhl. N~y 11~2 hold on July 6, 19~ at the 57 " ~otomobllss wlth' alcohol or drug acl. now epan more houri: 11 Auctlone 39 Merlrte " 58 Trucks & Vans TERRACE CHILDBIRTH S): Rq~ltl: a) :Superin- Chapel wlt~ Pestor,Tatum 12 Garage Sale 40 Equlpmqnt. 59 Moblle Homes - dictions, themselves or In M0ndw to sa~rday from.t) tendent of Schools;. b) offlclMIng. Internment took 13 Personal 41 MechlMry 40 Recreational Vehicles E DUC. ASSOC. their faml!les. Monte every a.m.:, to 11 4.m. Thursdays 14 Boslness Pereonel 43 F~" Rent Miscellaneous 63 Alrcreft For more I ntormatl~: call Stamlh~l Commll~m; 'c) place et the Terrace 15 Found 44 Property tar Rent second Wed. on the all: dly,* 9 a.m.-tO 9 p;m. 64 Flnancial Margaret 635-4873. For Trvstoes Municipal Cemetery. 16 LOSt 45 Room & Board M Legal and fourth Wed. of each Nu;3.4621 LakelsaAve. Frw 19 Help Wanted 47 Suites for Rent • 69 Tenders breastfesdlng support call 8). Notice of Motion: Mre. (pl-911) 22 For 'Hire 48 Hemal for Rent month at the Terrace confidential pregnancy Krauu, l~ar~t Advisory ! Birgltte at 635-4616. In Womens Resource Centre, I~tsavalleble. Klflmat col! 632.4602 or visit 4542ParkrAve. Call 631-0221. • " ', (n¢.th!)

- ~the. office at+.233.,Ne~hako,r+ i"--" ---~ 9"~J~'--""'" J ' " " I I ii " " <,,, r--~._ ~+~,,-+-i~ v ~ ~ ~ | .~-++ lot, murw • +llllf~ir.ivlqlllUll# . Y+'¢ (,'"f "~ t,t )+ ~.~ / Pu~l~'~lSIFiE~'lltli ...... CL~AII FIIDANNOURClldlNTi .... ~ormr~ ..... "" : ;' betwson"12,4?p.m. '~Ik: : : 1 LOCAl. ONlY ~ Notices 6.00 20 words or lets $2.00 per Inssrtlon; Over 20 Birthe 6.00 Mrs. Ssndackl (3) WOrds 5 cents per ward. 3 or more conMcutlve Engagements . 6.00 • II) Old Builnlll A our Insertions $1.50 per insertion, Marriages 6.00 _. . - • " WE WISH TOTH NK Obituaries 6.00 SAFETY OF HOME? PUS,h,.,.-TM "?++I+',.~+~ ~+i~',~ y) r~r~.. Bmlunew h~londs for their kindness, REFUNDS Cardof Thanks 6.0Q I0P AOlournmonv First insertion chergeg for whether run or not. InMemorium 6.00 Or do you fear: walking EDUCATIONOROUP 1 -- 11) Qmstlonefrom the fleer sympathy and beautiful i Absolutely no refunde after ag.has been set. . _. Over 40 words, 5 cents each edclltlon;;I-W~'~d.- alone; driving alone; has a loan prngramof Infant floral trlbuts during the loss I PHONE 635.6357 -- Classified Advertising cr0wded places; depart- BOTTLE OlPO Three CORRECTIONS " Department. end toddler car seals. 110 Sdlesl kill of our deer husband, father ! Must be made before wcond InSertion, mint stores; super. deposit, SS returned). Call Rivers Workshop, S0~OAgar Tim., July 13, IN~ _ end grandfather. Special A!lOwance can be made for only one Incorrect SUISCRIPTION RATES markets; restaurants. You 635-4873,We are a Iso looklng Ave,,;: 635.22311.. Open atY:Np.m. thanks to Dr. Kobisrskl, ad.' "~ Ellactlvl Ociober t, 1N0 are not alone. Take that Monday .to Friday. (t:00. i I " Single Copy 25<: for donations of car se~s to Scksal llesrdelflce •, Pester BIll Tatunl"end Mrs. IOX NUMIERS--. By Carrle~ " rnth.~LI.S0 first step, and contact the add TO our loan program. 3:00) Saturday, 12:0G3:00. __ (nc.13il) Donna Thompson who were $1.00 plckup , By Corrler year 31,00 Mental Health Centre • for (nc) ! $2.00 mailed ---- " ..... By Mell 3 mths. 35.00 so wonderful In our time of By Mill 6 mths.35.00 further Information at 3412. A,A. distnm. CLASSIFIED DISPLAY By Mell .... I yr, SD.00 Kalum St. 635.6163. Rates avallabts upon requ.ost. Senior Citizen I yr. 30.00 Kermode Frlemhhlp ilUSNIIS WATCH IIRTHRIGHT is pleased to The Marchlewitz & Suffers Group • Fbur local • summer announce that Its hours tomllles. NATIONAL CLASSIFIED RATE 6rltlsh Communweslth Ind United Stiles of KITIMAT A.A. Meets every Tuesday students on the Summer 3~ cents per ~Klate line. Minimum chorge SS.00 America I yr.~.00 have been !xfendod Monday (I)1-911) Construction Group. evening at 8:30 "p;m+~::' Youth Employment Per Inserflun. The-~terald reserves t~ right to classify 41o'11 to Saturday from 9 e.g, to in Kiflmat Everyone Is welcome to Program sponsored by the 11i.e. and Tht/rldoys all i LIGAL • POLITICAL end TRANSIRNT AD- under approprllte headings-and to set rates telephenei32.3712 VIRTISiNG ..... therefore and to determine page lecatlon.- attend. Terrqm Detachment of the d~,Y, f~om9 a;m. to.9 p,m. ! 37 cents per 111141, " I -- 1 .MEETINGS •3313 Kelum St. R.C.M.P. will: be making The Herald. rssorvet the right to revise,' edit, ~al1,61rlhrl0ht am/time at IUSINIIS PERSONALS classify or re]act any edyertlsement and to Monday -- Step Meg' .lS Terrace, B.C. door.to.door centact, within H6 J i $5.00 per line per morlth. On o mlnlmum tour retain any answers directed to the Herald BOX 8:30 p.m. Catholic CI" -ch = 63549O6 the Buslnesa Sector. Ave. Free: confidential month bells, -- Reply Service end to repay the customer the sum Hall. SERVICES. -. paid for the advertisement and box rental. DOROTHY LIVESAY, a Ixlgnlncy tmhl iWellila. GARAGE SALE--July 10, ~COMINO IVlNTS Wednesday -- Closed feminist po~t, will be doing By providing .lnd!vld~ll -Cnc4NI) For Non-Profit Organllatlont. Maximum 5 days Box replies on "Hold ~" Instructions not picked up Meetings 6:30 p.m. Catholic ,- a poetry I'eadlng at the premlsol in It~.-TM.recl Saturday: I0:00 a.m.. 3:.QL i Inssrllun prior to event f.qc 11oCl;KgI.JAust be U within 10 dlyl at.expiry of an edvertlMment will "- wordsorless, typed, andsubmlttedtoourofflce, be deSlroyed unless malllng Inltructlone ore Church Hall. Northwest .Women's arel with Infm',mllflon N to p.m. No;3.3614 North Kalum received. Tho~e answering BOX Numberl.aro Fridays- Open Meetings Festival and speaking on how they could reduce flto THE " N-~OSPIT, AL Traller Park. Clothlng, [" '~.' ~" ~ requested not to Send originals of dScument~ to household, mlsc. Items. • DEADLINE avoid loss. All claims of errors In advertisements 8:30 p.m. Catholic Church women's' Issues. Public- possibilities of a crime AUXILIARY THRIFT DISPLAY *•,- .i must be received by the publlihtr within 30 days Hall. SHOP at 4~ . Leze!_!9 (p4-911) Neon-h~0 days prior tO~ Ice~on~da~ ) ..... after the firm publication, welcome, free of charge, ocovrlng. Thls will be It- AI-Anon Meetings -- Saturday, July 19, 9 p.m., ' compllshld by. providing ~ WIII N ~ for+ a CLASSIFIED • ~ ' • It is agreag bY the advertleor requesting sPace Tuesday, 8 p.m. United Kleplox FUtlvel life. : recom/mendoflotls .such "*M iwnmer bruk from I!:00 o.m. ~n dly prlvloui to day of pub I¢at on thlt Ihl liability of the Herald In th4 event of Church Hall 632-5934. Mundey to Friday. failure to.publtsh un 8dvortlMment or In the J~ply +lk" IN3, IKILwlII re. ~ - event of an error appearing In .+he advert|s4menl - TERRJkCE screening. Windows molt ~I August 14, 1912. -'s i~Jbllllled 0hill be Ilmlled to Ihe amount ~lld ALCOHOLICS vulnerable, lighting ttllr - " (nc4ugt4) ALL CLASll FIID CASN WITH OEDER other by the edvlr~lwr for only one Incorrent InMrtlon TERRACE WOMEN'S • .grill,• and . marking + " "1 - ~ , 1' • n : 1 then IUSINESSII WITH AN~IESTAILISHED fortheportlonofihoadvortlIIng SpKeo¢CUPed RESOURCE CENTRE ANONYMOUS i ACCOUNT. by the Incorrect or omitted Item unly, and that 63S4t46 I~1461 ther~ shall be no liability to any extent greater A support service for rogulerlly stolon mar. IICYCLI MMNTINACE LIVE, IN HOUSEKEEPER, thin the amouflt peld for such advlrtlllhg, women; information Meetings . Monday Knox Chendise.ln ~bvloul pllCeS. - WORKIHOP + " " .+: . around 60 wanted. United Church 8:30 p.m. ,. This urV!ne: !l avalllblo ~ July IS; If!2 , Lenesorne." To Start Ira- Service charge of SI,00 on all N.S.P. cheques. Advertisements muot ¢On~PlY with the British referral; newsletter I d "I . Columbia Humln Rlghto Act which prohibits any collective;' Status of Women Thursdw - Mills Memorial toall +bullneslesin.the Tlmo:7:00.p;m.::: " mediately. Box" 1025, WEDDINg UlSCRIPTIONS edwrtlllng that dlscrlmlnefel IgllnSl ely Ho~Ital 8.'30 p.n~: Terrece-Thornhlll: area PIKe: Tarrace Women's Terr. ace, B.C. NO charge provided news subm 111¢1.w th n one person becltne of hie race, rellglOn, o4x, color, action group.;f lehdlng month, natlunellty, ancestry or +place of orlgln, or library; bookstore; coun- Saturday Open +meeting. from June until the e~l of Resource Cen~r.4,~.2 Park .... (I)J-13il) - I:dH:IUss his lee II belwlln 44 end 65 yoare, selling; support groups. Mill+ Memorlal Hespltal Augustfme of charge. Find+ i kl 3119, TlrrKl, I,C; Homo Oellvorv unlesl 1111' condltlon Ii lultlfled by a bona flde 8:30 p.m. outh0wtohelpyoorMlffl11I A+v~,,. .... - 1" ' ! VlG 414 .• --,. PhenoLIJ-agN requirement for the work Involved. Drop-in Centre, 4542 Park Ave. (formerly the District - summer, Contact Arlene rain or shine. For more ~~+++~: E TERRACE PARENTS Chrlalle et"d~ 9-5, ,;.~:~::~:~i i House) Open 12-4 p.m. . ~+,~:~:.';!~.;; Monday to Friday. FOR FRENCH - (nc4ug) W~nen', Ca~r~11.o~l. liei Telephone 638-0228. would llko to advise the -"- General bicycle main. i publ!¢ that rnglstritlens ere THE MILLS. MEMORIAL ,tunln~e will be dlacuesed - f currently belng~a¢cepted at H OS P I T A L L a d lel" ~o,,,~ ~" N~,k.. ' "--rl FILTERQUEEN | • ...... llIll@r Ill Ill . ~ii I The Auxllllory Is planning ,now ,. l__.ubrl~t___ion. Sales& Service E Kltl K'Shan- School for KITIMAT++""'<+ ..... TERRACE FOSTER French. ImmerslonLKJn- for the Bazaar in' October...... (nc-1511) Phone .... dal" PARENTS ASSOC. dergerton and'Grade 1 for Any volunteers wishing to .!:.. 63S-7096 offers education resources 1982413. (PleHe neto that :mist: in knlffing, sowing HOItTHEEN. ' DELIGHTS (am-31A) add support for-local fester Grade I Is avallebis wltthout end baking, Items for the O~-O1!* is 'orlehizlng the r parents, if you are a foster having :had French .KIn~ bazaar ire.'esked to call le0md annual' Northwest CONCRETEFORM parent or would like more dergerten). For in. ~ Mhl. R. Doylimgt63S-431I for Folk MUtlc,F..A,lflval to be RENTALS Information call us formation ceil Klfl K'Shan ~rnore:lnform~li0n. *Where held Auauit.l~ ltl2 Jn the " FOUNDATIOHS + i enytlme._Jac_clu/e_:635.6727, School 6354115or Terrace .nocenary, m M~.rlalsqnl~+. IIIxlryrypar,,k~with o,m~ln' E'!Mmer&S°m : ~r~n-o.~-~.~5, uev.63S-' Parenh~f~.Fronch63S-2151 suppllodonrequ~t.,:~i 7 stam~vKl~luledletor :~1~441 ' 3z4u• eve. only... or 638-63M" + or dL15-SdSl' ..... , , Your' help a~d." , lUpp0rt..... II, ~--:it evening " at---~ he R.E" M.; :*" • ,'.+, , : -.:+ (P20"23il) • PAREN-E-. ~..~-]"~ • .-: .,".. .recNlredtin .(~::d~l~-,.to :.~ake. i ! thl?,~Theeh;O",T~.rch'f; ,;: , . ':+, .+, ,...... , Classified Mail.in Form - " . T ,i[PUI[;ATION J m k ' 19 , • :..... +q J r thip Hospital :Oaza,lr ~;a >talmt,is'en. If you er your , " ~.D,YNAMI¢ ~r '1 . " , ' q Your Ad '...... 0nou] .. O,E PARdNT P I'IES : 'i .. _/': ::: group;,:l, i, r,st**d Id. W#TE. WSL. LTO" . eaj. ays l:3U,.. ~Kl~._.a Al~cletlen of '. Cinade l ,ALSO:an.yone Wll.nmg 17. ~erformlng" p.~le ¢on~lcf :'+~*l-acllly~nedano~ *' ;~!,n unit, 34)2 Katum 'St. local groupof con~rned, !gin ~.,.m,.l.adles. Ho~lta.I., ~;i"410!Wilton at. 63S-.+2"or.' oper~Reaso~ab!e.rates ms, . guest speaKers, " parents Who ape tntimltod Auxtuutary may caul us , Nla'fl~wn' ~l)illghts :It 435. " " . ~.all Len,aT, • ! Name '...... - ...... ;Address ..... ~ ...... group discussion. • In helplng out ~ ~ enYl!me: : :. ; ?: i i'~415 .... :: + .+ 63S-~2:1:

Town ...... Phone i No. of Days ...... " I or lathes who rney be only ; " : :+ * (nc.1611) : .... " ' acc 1 1 I NURSING MUMSI weekend. Pa +~. + ' W* d: ' m " " " " + I ` " ' " ~' ' d" , ' + ' . .1 ' " ( ?+:m ! ~ ) " ( 4 " U ) Classification ...... ~ .... Send ad along with cheque or money order .to: Breastfeedlng 'support provldlng Pot' L~k: Sup- TIRRACI HIKIN.G CI;U! £AMCILI:I~D FOR THi ' THOMSON&SONS • 20 words or less: S2 pe~ day group. For Information: - pars; Blrthday Parties.fro" HIKE~. S...unday. Ju.!y_'' 1!~: :~I ~July and August + GenlrllConfractors +-- DAILY HERALD support, concerns, call Chlldren and Group. Ac- ml~+-+~acntc musH. TaKe #RI/~E' TIME; MNtlnm Sewer 'and; water, con:" $4;50 for three consecutive days 3010 Kalum St,-- .....Blrgltfe63S-4616or Pare 6,15- tlvltles; whlch" Involve fraln to..Paclflc . from ~,IiI •,-;,,~':+ In' ¢-,,i-b~" ,,~.oI^,,. m~,,;~,, +h,++ $6 for four consecutive days Terrace, B.C. 5271. Everyone welcome .to \palate and their chlldrln. Terr~'-Uik. walkback,: lie2. Call M bitW~lh fllllng;:soptlc sys~eems and .....$7.50 for five consecutive days . V8G 2M7 our meeting hold 2nd Custody of your, child is not. to:.Qsk-L Ca!l 635.~ for. :i2:00 II~ ~:00 p.m. ~;Wk.. Snow-~(o~Wi,g. AI Thomson., Thursday. ~ .the ..month at necessary., PheneBaa.'6~. furl her Into,+ :ni:"~'" " days for +mar* intormalloi~, " .~! '63S.TS!7 , ' .... " I I i i i bKeena hilum unlt. 8 p.m. 3231~O~ ~" ' .... " '1 "" " " • A.C~ I U . •..... + :;...... (11c:i511) ": .(an~31Au) +. . II J d . +. ::- ... IIIll II/ J].:.[:l I [ ...... I I I I " ----I-- ....

' ' ' (acc;3011) . evenings;. t .r . ',:/. ~Neii :~t/th~lon, '~ana~e, ~kltchen-d!ning room. RI~.t ' .Cr..~k thro.ugh prop;erly,. " .:' .'.: .,. ;.": I:. ~[p~;'~.l,! ~, ' . . i : |p~!3!!J,.:-r'~i" ~"'.~ L: '(~C'tff) ~, .,,,'~.,, ,,:...-.'. :., / ...,. '~;~.~.~.:,,. :(n~;911). FreI0i~ay.s, 635~61.14,:i, .,.: ... Includn's~luse.~.~)mU~l . ca~mn:w,redgerage. I-~..goD. t L "Sj~4 ACde[ B. 0tl,Ul ;i~;k ;.II:L4I 'G~. " '=LvAI,I:':'I 'I~'TI '':F "4."~I" : k I'.I " :' 'Ik F:' ." 'iI + ' ...... "" ...... : !~:":' ;::"~/,:Y.i~"*'r.o:~'~:"-;"..".[ :.--'.. :. :,- ' ...... ~-'~ ',. ;•! (PS.lS'il)' "'mid" idcu*.l.'.room:. Phone ' ;.qm-z~o4...... ' I :' ~'~?~ ~ ~ .iAi. = i L~--I :' ; ' ~:~l~ : * 'I~n': Qil I ' I 'r FOR ' SA4.E.,;"- !~6:.:.!3~, 1' J...... I "~'~' "~" '~ " * ' " " " :" " '" " ' " ' ' ' " :'" "'' .... : ' ' " ' ' '-13' '"""'~""Y'~" "~'r"-w--y'-".~.' '~,rlogeslone .'raolals, .: :"' .' ' " =' ' I " ...... FOIl, LE BY TENDE .... , ...... L ..... ' mlt~ wa k to La • Ka yn; f i~ ,.2 ...... ~.'~ .' .';-. ~, .~ . " ...... ~-- .~. t "r '". " [pi~'911) ..... ' ~ • . , ,i ..... ' ...~,~r~. ,, ilia., pact~age~ - malta'.,,, appllancel L..and.. •

. ~..-,,, ~ ~, 1973 ~o[umbla iraller, , ., , , ~ ;T .... ' ' ' ' ' . '. . ' (pl~!411) n P " " " """ :'~-: ' ~~t:"};~ .~ ~~ HighDst or any bid .ot " KEYSTO~E",APART'; .b~droom family hornewi.~. : .,.: .... :::. I. I' i ' ' I ," :'' "~ ~~ I ~ ~.~; .tJ.. ~ll m'=21 i~ ' ~,~": :: - " ~~~I ne~e~ssar]i~".;~:~Ccepted MENT$ n0w " taklng: ' large kltchenon ~ a~e m ..MUSTSELLI Smallorhome .. .':,.' . : . :.. ,~,--.i,.,' .p.m,... ,.. :-:'...... :].-: -..

, I~.., ~ r d ...... WANTEiO-,Men;.... I* I ~ .... • " ' "'"..... d~i " , -.," i...... : I . " ' I. ~ .I ~ ] " 'l~lr,;~,,4 I I ill ~ .: ~"~ 4 =~ I *.i "i ,6;,,,~~ i i ~ # I ': ~-,,,IIc, - tton~ I ~, SMdOUe,ir : I i I , ", town; Natural gas.he-t and * on..20~acr~;, Nsw ' Hazetton. ' '.Ii' ~ .TOH GM¢:, New" . 1 ' ' r ' ~ I . , : IpI0-~II): ladre~ and students. Full or FOR ~Li~-- Good natured F n n . ,~';4o~1 for more clean anartl, 1, 2, and 3 excellent financing $44,S00. area; 10 cleared. Perfect fro" condition. AIklng irdlsoo.. ~ . wor. .._Otroct _intormo,on nto. ' ate ,or b, ou! . 9." S-7 p.m. W.de".or hay. =4.000 to rs. pho,, selling.- IPnene 635-6,.ql4 or comoclr H/-¥flT. :'" '" ,4~,~ ' h,lu 11=*!01~ i a~'l'~lm hoar, hot wMor, .la=y. - " 7400 , . . 21d0 " ..~ .. . . . urn, rlU, lO I Inrrm~p ira;mr cal~.et Electrolux. office. '. (p3-12 I) ' " (,;r~91.141ul la.n*41"v facilities, • .(p6-301,2,6,7,0,911) (p20:5au) ... (oS.3Qi) Park, all appllin¢es, 4719;Laketse AvDnue. * ' : " " ' "~"...... ' .... storage'--" locker,. " " - -- " drapes, carpeted and much

(p10-1411) : ~ ...... more. With natural gas • FOR SM.'E IY TEHDER playground. • Please WHY BUY A SKI CABIN IN liT/VAN, 6 cyllncier: Ford • - ~:~ PICTURESQUE 2 STOREY 1975 DROTT SELLER phone 635-5224. JULY? Now Is the time 10 Econ011ne- 100. Good con- furnace and water tank. • ~t~ ~ HOUSe, r.venoe from 2 APPLICATIONS ai'e 'being BUNCHER. Recent engine (ncclFi fin) fix up and paint. A-Frame dillon. Price $~M0. Phone (for a saving of 1,500 per ¢onIidared ,from ex- • overhaul. Good `recks. Bide rental suites. I/= acre, park- Ikl oabln on the Hudson Bay /635-4448. year). Drive by No.16" perlenced bank tellers. accepted until July 20, 1982. like, above river, one.third Mountain, Smlthers. THE Terrace Trailer Court and down, bargain price. Owner (ps.~01) Interested persons may - Highest or. any offer not ~"--- . PRICE IS RIGHTI Phone: see for yourself this very contact: .WendI,Danshln at WANTED:'1 ~t hydraulic necasem;lly accepted. For will flnenoe balsnca. 4344 George Wall 847-2~13 or 847. 19111 FORD 12 Paseanger ootetancHng mobile, home. Quoensway. Phone 635-2435;' Bank. ' of :Commerce, cernper""iacks in good mori)-:'.Informetlon phone: 4485" Wlndov~-Van for sa~. Ex- We challenge you to com. Terrace, B.C. condiflon~ Phone 635.4880. Adrlane Enrlght, FBDB, 635-2837. (acc-~01u). cellent shape, Full set pare this one With otber (ac¢5-911) (Eft) Terrace, B.C. 635.4951. (p20~3011) winter and summer radials one's On.the market for true c '...I' .,'.. -, ' (acc10-28,~J on rims. Phone 635-4880 or value..S~5,000..For ap- •.. _ . - AVON ' FOR SALE ~ 40 chennei 2,5,6,9,12,13,16,19il) 3 BEDROOMhoose10r rent, 635-3476 after 6:30 pm pelntmmt 10 vlew 635.7889.. in Thornhelghte sub. NEW 1320 sq. ft. FULL :.W~m~,to beat Inflation? We.. tran-,celver with antonne. (sff.nc) (pS-I~II) • ~a~e:,, very't-.competitiVe Veiued at MOO. Best offer no division. Phone 635.9593. ' BASEMENT, large lot. Will • (p6-301,2,5,7,8,9il), consider low downpaymmt I prl¢ingl ..We. have:- high:: IOwerl~hen S~0, Phone 635. and wl!llng to' Cdr~ 1mot. cwA!iP/productel, We:have a 7427. ,1900 TOYOTA 4x4, . TWO AHD THREE tgage ~ holance ~or wlll 1979 SUZUKI DS 80 New per,:.¢ent,.moneY back (inc-tf~) 18,0~O km, As new, .VILLA, set up Intraitor .!~ BEDROOM traltere and 2 trade.or good used. front rear fire. Asking ~50. Good • ~arantee,,.To: buy sell never off road. In. court. SI7,500 Phone 638. .~oom house. Phone 635- end loader or dump truck. running condition. Phone call.Mary..6~Id,I~.. FOR. SAkE:"19x2S' building sulated canopy with 1718. ~ SUITES FQR'RENT Phone 9270or 635-4313. Phone Fred at 635.31rj6. 635-4625...... ,:!~ .. (Cffn.6-4-92) sUitabte:'.ft~ a '¢bffage or: • boat rack. $7800, Wlll (I)3-911) 638-12~ " .'. : . . .: ' .: .. (I~-14iI) (p20-2211) (p3-12jl W0rkshoF.<~Mbst be rewlrod consider older standard . - (p~.151I) - - . .... " I sized pick-up .~I ~art and plumbed. ; Must be : " .....:- ::' ' ~'' ' H~L/SI FOR RINT't480 Disfrictot*Terrace * moved:, $1500 .*OBO. "Phone 2 BEDROOM BASIMEHT. "-r ,,,,,,,;h i.~ Terrace FOR SALE-- Duplex In trade. 63a.l~le. '...~. ~- S IIl'rl N" "~" ~n ~ ~'" -"'"'""' ." - ' . .(p3-91l) Parks and Recreation 635-25i5 after S Pm: istf) .... ,, r,,,-,. --,,- ~--. ~,,,,,, ,¢~.~n ~,,~ 6,r.joe Thornhlil. Each side has Department requires month., ,~ . Phone: ,,4 ,, 638.1~7• (I)3-911)" ...... ~~oen " " ~- an- 0 •- p."m ~. ' two bedrooms. 10~ sq, ft. |~.t~uctor.s.f~. Fall 1982. ONE .BEDROOM.apart.,. "(pS-131!) total. 66x166 ft. tot. Owner "pin,grams inclu~de' _ 12 It. FIBREGLASS cartop -'. '." • ...... - may carry some. financing, ~ itarj cendy rooking; boat-Ikl00;:Sft; camper $750 . meat. for ~rent,-.,Cl~e to FOUR'BEOROOM ISQUSE" Prlce $¢1,009. Fridge and 1~10 CORVETTE-- Brown, ~e'r making; OBO. trade =for what have downtown ~S~I~S, - :,: " near schonis and park.. I~ stoves Includes. Carl 635- immaculate, 13,000 miles. 26 ft. TRAVELEZEE travel 5327 for more into. • ~ography; furniture you?; 1974/- Corolto $1200 '; (p20-3011) -baths, unflnlshnd baument, Serious inquiries only. 635- trailer. Air conditioning, - (p5.1211) ~Yii/fl~lshlng; dance; New motor, clutch and nerPert,!argeyard.S650pm: ?287 home; 335-4925 work. frldge, stove, forced air puppetry; skating; water pumP. Parts for 76 2-.2 BEDR~e~rtment months Phone "638,1717.... -. (p10-911) FOR RENT-- 12x40 mobile furnace, separate bedroom FOR SALE BY OWNER-- 3 .eth~ni(~ cooking; GMC~10n. 635-2516.. for'rent at 3936 Moon. '"' :: ' (p5.1211) home, excellent condition. and bath. Asking $7500 firm. bedroom home, wood stove, chlldrens programs and (nc.tfn) talnvlew Ave, Phone 635; 3' BEDROOM HOME with • .I 965 PONTIAC Four appliances, 1;450 per 638.1978...... " " ' ' fully landscaped, c-w cedar more. For more In .... ,11,;'- ~ , ":• r PARIS ENNE Station month. 635-5407 or 638-1280. (p10-14ll) .formation call us at 638. 1978 ;DN. ft; VANGUARD... : (I)3-1211) basement, in town. - 8400. deck, ceri~rt, dishwasher. Wagon. Goodshape. Phone (p3.12II) ••1174. . camper; Photo0raphic ...... References. requ!red. Assumable mortgage. after 6 $1,400 OBO 635.4848. ..~... (acc2-9,1311) ..... enlarger ~md. easel. Ken- 3 BEDROOM, .newly,..Available Aug..1,.1982 $37,000 at 15V= per cent till (nc-9ji) 3 BEDROOM 1967 10x50 31 ft. VANGUARD Stb more top .',loadlng dish- decorated,".l.~...sement sulfe,.. - Phone. 635,3401.,/" ' March 85; Asking $64,000. trailer in Woodland Heigli~s WHEEL, "travel trailer. .,./:~ , . . waSller$100..Willtakeoffers Frlclge and Stove Inc:luded, . :.. , ' : (p3-91i) Open to offers 635-7689. 1979 CHRYSLER LE trailer court. S7500 Phone' S14,000. View at: 2684 BARON station wagon. /I enall.tbelabove. Phone 63~ Callevenlngs638.SN.5; . :. .... : ...... (p20.6au) 635-9530. Century Street. Also, Fully equipped, towing (~nc-tfn) remote control light plant, ~,~~!~!~'~! (T~.~,301e;~s,16,22,2311) W00DGR:EEN"APART bedroom :: duplex, with package, low mileage. Like 4500 wa~. $2,000. Phone 635. ~,~,,.i~ii~l!..i,~!~i~~,~ ~~ ~.~ ...... • . ; ...... ~. .... --..'. ,.. " basement, frlclge endS10ve. FOR SALE new. Phone 635.3845. FOR SALE: Excellent 7754. ° ~'~)"~¶!'~...... 1980 -- 11~ It.: SKYLARK Nt.~N!l .~,z, ana .~ ooa.r~m .,-Available August 1st. No BY OWNER (p2-911) condition, 1978 14x70 ft. (p5.1211) suites T0r rent. i~'artiy dogs, Ca11635.2942. - . three bedroom Sierra Camper, tully cOntained, furnished. Phone 63~772, . (p5-1311) House on the bench In 1974 PONTIAC LEMANS mab,le home..Includes 8)(20 I1 tNiLL' "FIX : HOUSES, do. Excellent.coDd ti0n,.. (pi3:1611) Terrace with multiple addltlDns, renovations, I • 2 piece wet. suit, size ex- ~- potential uses. Total SPORT 3.50, 2 door hardtop, . ft. ioeY phack, insulated and Cupb()ards, bathrooms, large,, ..Regu!ator~ mask and o N E F U R N I SHE D 2 BEDROOM HOUSE on properlyconsists of six PS, PB, tilt stee.rlng, 2,000 carpeted. Sx9 ,ft. Utility - ~~D~'I~'~U~ 'I • Numbing, etc. Phone 638: boots.. ~..... bachelor basement suite, acreage. Located o~ bedrooms, three and or best o.er. View at 3601 shed. Stove.dishwasher rT'L---~ ItvmJi;ill: I ~=.,, .~ .... • ' -I-alarm system One bachelor suite, '~h HetliwMl-Ch.lldr_ena_nd:l~,~ two half bathrooms, two Kalum or phone -635-4189 Combination. Located at 81 ~ I I after 6 p m • ' .... " "~:" ~'.__'.,. [n4-91~)i~ ~nU~tli~Ve~Nl~,l~th box, ,ieaparate entrance. Phond .~.s,.,..Ken., ~=,uu,;P~r.~:mo2~ ' ~t_c~ljn~ ~O~,u Iq~r;ge- _ __,:= ...... - I I'%y I •11%" ...... " Tr~: ~31"~IPJ"~""'. t.T ' ?..;.'.'.,J.--..I.. '~i;;.~v. X13 635-4559 . '" t~aUilad0ile ~uo~ ltoTr~o,~. ' dining rooms,~ ~u~una (sn-:~-m,! S~9,500flr~m-Mustbe,.~,q.R~-,~ ~-I and iacuzzl room, utility .,_ .~,,, ...... ,.,,: be appreclated. To vleW call I v C:~ "". I .lilE~i~K.~, paint. ,car ...... (pS-1311) ..... ,....;...... _~-.. " ' " '" room, rumpus room 1"/17 Al~lRIr.lf IE~RrKlbr~,.. to, 63S-9067after 4;30. p.m. I UP lT Nm. I PB, power windows, best .(pd-301u) " -- "'"'-"" ,---.....~I~/...... ,~lumblno and ap- " ' ~m= ---~wv n~=u~ ATT...... KAnT I¥ I~ , .]l which could be con- plld~e repairs; frldge, *, , suites, available Ira. ____ ...... verted to two more offer. For mope information mediatelY. Phone after 6 BEUKOQM.nou~ wall nT~ bedrooms or offices . call 635;7107, ask for Harley stoves end dryers. Phone SPOTCASH p.m. 63S,7971'." " -'~ wau cerpeting, arapes a or 635-3732 after 6 p.m. Carpeted throughout. ' 685.3242 ask for Larry. for your good used (p10-Dil) friclge.and stove. Close to " (acc10-2111) ~ (p15.1911) furniture, beds, T.V.'s : ,. downtown. No pets. Also Includes Insulated Multi Tenant ServiCe ; ' ' and guns. .2 BEDROOM BASEMENT Respe~slblecouple or small garage & large garden shed plus ample other 1975 TRANS AM, PS,.PB, " I " QUEENSWAY SUITE, ,stove end ~fridge ~ family only. After 6 phone auto., Best offer. Call 'I"RADING Included. Working Persom 635.3354. Available Aug. 1. storage Inside &ouh Commercial Buildinp Designed for use as two Harley at 635-7107. •"(' 3315Kalum only.. Available - Im. (p5-14il) (acc10-21il) .... ~,},~,~.,.~ mediately. Phone 6381069. or more separate reslciences; Suitable for (ac-tu,fr) (p4-911) "~ I I) three or five bedroom FOR LEASEII - 4706 SOU'ClE 2 bedroom ,~;i':~'*,.i,:~' home with two to four 58:,Truck= & • basement suite. Laundry bedroom basement 1,737 square feet units with.store h:oof and overhead TRI-PAR HOLIDAY room, fireplace, frldg~ and suite wfth separate doors In back. New I~ulldlng, well located at co~ner :Specialists In cracked SPECIALSIII stove. Natural gas heat. . entrance. 2) rental of Kelth & Kenney. ~,gy|Inder" heads . and " July7-13 Available immedlstely. investment property. 3) • ALSO cesilng repairs. ' :Greenware 20 per cent. Phone 635.3284. " " 3 BEDROOM full basement 1976 FORD SUPERCAB, 250 Two units, 951 square feet, comes with 14x14 Institutional .or private camper special. 25,500 .---E~cchenge 4-53 or 4.71 off (p3:12il) ' home on corner lot. group .living home. All overhead doors, located at corner of Kenney & cylinder heads, S390.31. PalMs and-Supplies 20 Halllwetl ,& N. Sparks.. Was miles, nbreglass canopy. Pohle. rea!lstlc offers con- 6.354 Perkins diesel, !~Exchange 335-400 per cent~ff 2 BEDROOM BASEMENT $79,500now $69,S00 Call 635-., sldered, phone 638-8290/ 1 speed, Excellent order. ~c0~mlns heads c.w ALL lWhlte~Ere 25 per SUI.T~., unfurnished, with 7477 for appointment to $74,000 assumable mor. Offers. Phone 635.9282. Phone 635-7459 valves,..S110.00. Cat cent off frlclge and stove. Aveilable view. fgege. (~.~,fr-30il) heads also available. Cloeedfor Holidays July Immediately. Lowrent for' (p10-14ii) (p7-13jl) I ~ Ii I - 562-7611 14- Aug. 14, 1982 quiet, steady couple. 'In. -- i"RI.PAR HOBBY HUT terested parties ,only. Call ,, Prtnc eGeorge ,klS.9393 635-5738. No pete. FOR ~ SALE. BY J UNRESERVED (acc.Fr) .. (aoc2-7,Dli) ' (p4-1111) OWNER-- $82,500. • PUBLIC AUCTION VACANTGR0WN LAND i ' ,,~ , every penny counts,. 281' SOUTH EBY"; One you'll.oorec,.t. the of FOR SALE BY TENDER I " bedroom' suite,. Available - *'.~'--e I'n- this well- MACHINERY, EQUIPMENT& .~!~,~ll,~:!~;~./~t~ ~ August 1, 1982.Frldge and ma~ntal~i 4 bedroom VEHICLES " • The Ministry of Lands, Parks and Housing Invites- ~~~"~:~>~;;~:~!'~'~.~,q~ " ".~G ~:,~./~'.'~ " stove, wall to .wall carpet, home with a touch of We have heen Instructed by RAGNEBORG off.~s by Sealed Tender for the purchase of the .~i~(:~~?~ NO pets., ~ country living, • on the EQUIPMENT LTD., of Abbeteford, B.C. to sell: following property legally• described as: Block A, '~.~',~: • ;.'~.'~.~:~-,~;-~ 2 bedroom basement suits, bench Excellent 1 _[ I1 Mountain Vista. Frldge financing can be i $500'000.00 PLUS .... Section 8, Township 4, Plan 3293, Range S, Coast • qnd stove. No Phone 635.5226 FEATURING: 3 CRAWLER TRACTORS including - District; containing 2 acres. ' 635- 6768 or 638-1875.pets" arrenged.et10r s p.m.Carl TD25. I HC Series B, power shift hydraulic angle located on Highway 16; approximately 5 ki!ornntres

I ITOBUY _ : . Available july 15...... (p12.1611) dozer cargo 120-winch, 3 CRANES Including Orott east of Smlthers. 1 2 drear flllngcablneti ..... • (i)5-12jl) i : Go-davit Medei 160 . 16,000 lb., 7 FRONT END All Tenders must be sealed and clearlymarked 4 drawer filing cabinet; • .... ' i LOADERS Including CASE Wl8 articulated 2V4 yd. "Offer to ~ Ch#se -~, Rural properly, Smlthers G.P. Buc:ket - JD 410 with hoe and bucket, 2 ond must I~e'~d~l~ed before 12:00 noon on July 23,

I ~'" reich]nil 1 " " " "I E NOMICAL ...... CRAWLER LOADERS Including FIATALLIS 7G 1982, to: ' " Photo COPy machine. I CO Series B power shift 2V= yd, POPS, 6 FORKLIFTS • " I CalI 63.~274i4after 6. , " • • . . ~•i ~• *" • I '• • ••• (snc'tfn! ] WAREHOUSING" new 1980 Toyote Dlese, 4000 lb. J.T.HallReglona, Oll'ector• • • • " • 1 • pneumatic,,nc,ud,n, 4 LOW BEDS Incl. WlLLOCK Double Lands & Housing, Regional Operations: . ~~i~! --~: "".'.":"~.;V%w~ _ Drop 40 Ton 9W, KING Double Drop off highway 60T •~,r,,,.,,.~ ~(;:~ -- . IN •DOWNTOWN TERRACE 9w with otJtrlggers, 3 HYDRAULIC EXCAVATORS Bag 5000 ~q~'~;.~;~ '~. Incl. =/4 yd. Hyhoe Model 528, 7 GENERATOR sets Smlthors, B.C...... ~ ~.~Z!~ V0J 2N0 ~ , ~ ~ ?~G~ ,,~'~r--,.~ incl. CAT 311 30 KVA, 2 GRADERS incl. CAT Model ~~ ...... ,. Suitable for a full range of storage I~T, 4 DUMP TRUCKS Incl. '72 Necks. axle, Tendersmustbeaccompanlodbyacertifledcheque ' INTERIOR & EXTERIOR " requirements from tho homeownerfo the WELDERS Incl. HOBART 300 amp portable, 7 -or bank draft In |he amount of.$1,0(X).00 made HIGHBOYS &..VANS incl." 2- 40' FRUEHAUFS payable to the Minister of Finance. PAINTING, and home, wholesaler. - • - repair Jobs are wanted. N:~" ~ . .-. PLUS: Flat Dacks, Water Trucks/Tractors, The Highest or any Tender will not nocessarlly be

'""lOB- .... is "too_ sma.."' •F-et~ r ...... °w~;OR' S~I~(E=-~ + . 1' " .....t980~'Luca~i ~ " 1 " ~ Supervised space In a .modern building, Pickups, Crummles," 3 Hopper Fertilizer Trailer, ' accepted. . . .~: - esllmams." : ~.none-:-- 635- ~ • o~.ulN~'l~oa~ewn:p..L ¢)pirn.... on Tools, Winches; Pumps, Grinders; Corn .... •.... .-: : .... ' , ..... ~.i n~r~We,:~al~etc. Will sell,, rail,heated, forklift service available shop ~ Offer to Purchasilforms andterms and cendltlens ",~;' ~ :"- - ~p£u "OUlll, nl~,mop ~lde~fop,--EVere~t,kkl:dO~) " :=L all' individual spaces enclosed for pre.ors and MUCH, MUCH MORE.,.. may be obtained from the office of the Regional , ':>' (':- " -~I~I~38i11~iIK17~. worle 9~te. " T.:." '- • • • " ' .... ' ~ °:(~8 a;m.. 5 p.m; :weekdays. PLACE= 34421 Vye Road; Abbotsford, B.C. (Take ~~C;~,~]-~6o,~ t,6~4)~ itF EiRE~ildLtgSqJ ! ~x~" ;_~,,., - Sumas Exlt0ft Highway 1-40~ from Venc0uver) Praspedive purchasers ate required to obtain ~t~I~l~ b'~VJm~'; aJbl~'sd~r, dtoR Minimum ~izes available -- 100 sq. ft. PREVIEW= Monday &Tuesday, July'19& ~O.~8:00 a copy of eame before submitting bids. • , "~ ,.~tnwHhz~u~reaf;-'sfand up a.m. - S:O0 p.m ..... (:OUCH &~bVEa31~AT SSO0~ ,_,'~n~utllex.,,,canvas, ..40. h.p. I .Foi" more information rail TERMS: 25 per cent delP~lt on dey of Sete - I N Alitenciersmustbesubmlfted on ferms provided

1_ :. (nc.16II) ~ 635-2653after 6 p,m. Ask for . .. ' PURCHASES TOTALLING S30AN OR MORE ~k @ T°nY" bFor space requirements In excess of 2500 RECEIVE IN GALLONS FREE GAS ...... • . .!. ' ,'(p10.1~1i) PlrovIIll¢O of 638-1577; .w:,..,--, ASSOCIA,E$ ,N~. '..- I.. BfitiIhColumbi8 " " . AuctionaerI & AppraIIelrI):/-:/, '.~ii:'i:.:_ - Ministry of Lands, i001.G Au'Stln Ave.;.CocNlflami*S.C,:-, .' - Parks and Housing . . ,../.~ 0r, drop into ~123 RallwayAve." i. Foilnformailo.n. &fiy.ar.,~:L4~l 74n: . K • HonourableJamBs'R. Chal~L Mir~mr ., ~ ...... " (S°uth°ftheB~'O'~);i " I on Site,Prague. JN:~:~:~_-!,~.~?'ii!~;!- ; I I I :I

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'l, preacbed.~y .GOspel all over again, to Pea~m!a ~~, , '-'.... /..' .... > . ' ,. In the countryside, the government, wi.th the ILelp of the economm m justice could be taclded solely with good will nan use n l~t on mmr own by the priests, except when they >. . . . ' : , :army, ha-~ built Up a paramilitary 0rganl,~a,tion sailed land the Word o~ God. ~ i .: • • were regularly squeezed for money in exch~e'for ~. I~| III I~1 MII4~ ~M~PI~ Mg~"lP~P~l~ .' i ORDEN' In Spanish orden means "order, as in the On'A rii 21, 1980. one month after Romere's death hin Vicesat baptisms, marriag~ and funeralk," UY8 Niete " bUIRIIM[NILIUI~ , ...... ~_ - . • p . . ~ " = • . . t . " " ~q ' "I.' " ~ P P "'I. .... d ' r I . * ~ ~ " DUILUlIMbV IIIIIIW'IZlm~ lrVlW I IIWI~II~II' " " colloquial "law and order.", followers established the National Coordinator of the . o y.e~. alter-ne startea bin.work i n the Nepalen, a _.A _,_"2...'_ , ....,..=__ . __ ..... " Orden keeps tabs on possible revolutionaries, especially Popular Church. " major Em~e hit the surrounding sager sane plantations.: PKUI]Kkb IVE VLIIIUKE5 LID, " Organized by a radical peasant group with Catholic links, , union organizers and priests. In a meeting at the Seminary .in San Salvador of the strike spread like a bush fire. BOX 393 Catholic priests are unlikely revolutionaries-- or at least representatives from all sectors of the rellsioun tom- The.~,'my moved-in and occupied Nepales for 10 days. they were in El Salvador of earlier days, where for many manity, the rebel wing decided to openly align the Popular Terrace, B.C. Peasants who tried to resist were shot on the spot and a years there was a marriage b.etween the military, the Church with the peasant struggle against the ruling number of other people "disappeared.';- COMMERCIAL-- RESIDENTIAL 'church, and the landowners. military junta. Niein refun.edl to show the soldiers to search the village "The traditional structure of Society in Central America In its first public statement, the Popular Church stated church, "I was not a troublemaker, I was only denouncing ',has depende~ for its durabilityon the unity of three pillars: that it would "defend at "all cost the rights of the poor." The Phone 635-7459 injustice," he says, recalling the events. :The army, the landed oligarchy, and the church,,says Rev. rebel priests went a step further, demanding that "the peer Mlguel d'Escoto, a priest who is minister for external af- should have the right to ehooss the path of revolutionary On May 19, !978, a group of soldiers in civilian clothes fairs in Nicaragua, El Salvador's next-door neighbor. violence, if necessary." arrested a young catechist, working in Nieto's church. Two ..... In the last decade,after the Second Vatican Council, and But the mutterings of discontent at the bottom of the days later, at dawn~ the parish hall and church were at- the 1968 meeting in Medellin, Colombia, of Latin American ecclesiastical hierarchy met with resistance at the top. " tacked by~l!te army. , bishops, things have changed a great deal in E! Salvador. In Archbishop' Rivers Dames, appointed after Romero's Soldiers ransacked.the church looking for Nieto but he had NOWR|NTING! 1968 the Latin American bishops urged the Catholic Church assassination, and the other.bishops, in the country gone into hiding. Three years later he fled. the country. ,to involve itself with the struggle of the poor and "to adapt disaasseeiated themselves from the so'~ I before the Mountie and another man to0k'down her: tent and rained home In town. Fully fenced, full basement, family room, wood stove, 2 • ,u,..c. ~Y~#CO--~II~IIII ~ --era MONDAY--WEDNESDAY--FRIDAY ~m'*~" baths, built-in dishwasher. Sundeck, large garden, fruit trees. Located on , ,=i~-*,~ ~ RESIDENTIAL • INDUSTRIAL * SPECIALIZING IN OIL FURNACES' ' I OWNEID BY SOB OUYETT Quota imposed extra large lot. Priced to sell at $72,500. Phone. 635-9743. F. McKENDRY : OTTAWA (CP) -- The federal government is restoring HouRglass import quotas on leather footwear until November, 1984, CONST. LTD. . - i -_Trade Minister Ed Lumley said at a news conference TRAILER & LOT FOR SALE Foundations, Framing, Pla robing _& He<] today the decinlon to relmpose quotas immediately was_~ at 3857-Dobble Street General Contracting : 24 HOUR SERVICE prompted by the sharp increase in imports during the first • f e.w months of this year,. Commercial & Residential Phone '=.It is a move which could result in retaliation by.Canada's Phone - ~ading partners./ ' i ...... ' ' • 635-4613 • , ., _ .,- 635-3511.... - .... I i BOX 84, R.R~ 2 TERRACE, B.C'~:'VSC,'3Z9 . i L unt~ ley, said the import, . surge,. had. serious implications for the business climate wdhm which the indu.stry had been ~lirected ~, modernize and restructure operations, to -- Custom car stereo installation ~bo~ _~;: I~ecome competitive at home and abroad. -- Service on most brands ~'""~~" ~ : y'" .'.-.The reS~t~,~ctions, which will allow 11.1 million pairs of tv's and stereos _~~"~'-~'~ ~hoes to enter Canada during the next year, apply to im- -- Service on Sony, RCA and ~" ~TrmSystems ports from all s~urces. The quota will•increase by three per V~ block from Copper Mountain School. 197.1 cent each year until Noven~ber, 1984. Deh'olter 12'x52' on approximafe~y me-third acre. SanyO video recorders .Plans are available. We allk~)'Cu';tom Build "'.Lumley said the quota was being introduced under an Thornhlll water system, septic system, recent article in the General Agreement of Tariffs and Trade landsc~apeupgrading. 3 bedroom, white picket fence TERRACE ELECTRONICS .....OMIHECA BUILDING ~i3ATT) which allows for special protection measures in surrounding property, 4 major appliances Included. 635-4543 ...... & IndustrialDislribetw's eases where increased.imparts either injm'e or threaten to ~" Appralsedat $33,000; asking $31,500. injure domestic industries. Phone 631.1410evenings ~/e have building lots available In Terrace & Prince Rupert No. 4 - 2903 Kenney St. But l.uni]ey agreed the mow could prompt som.e trading -: ...... 635-6381 " i ...... _ partners to seek componsation under GATT, although he .... would not Comment on what the compensation might be. " MUST SELL ReintroductiOn of the:quotas follows months of intensive ~, L)! )(;El'( )I,E ((()NSTRI:.(:TION PAVING. iobbying by the shoo-manufacturing ind~try, .which had complained foreign .eompetitors;canscd business to fall off ~LoI~ H(D[ES WIEBE CONTRACTING:LTD.• ~d forced the layoff •of thousaqda of worket-s. .:The lobb3,ing, which included a mass protestrally in : Foundation to Completion Paving Driveways a~d Parking Lord - March on ParUament Hill, came • in the wake of Ottawa's or --Grade Work-- decision in November to lift four-year-oldquotas on leather Logwork Only SUPPORT YOUR LOCAL BUSINESS .t'potwear impm.ts. " . "" "

l At the same time, the go#eminent imposed quota~on non- .... 635,7400 " l~ther shoes, such those made of canvas and rubber. This 4805 Soucle 6r35"3934 Prince George (1:12)971. 238,1 f~llowed an anti-dumping tribunal ruling that domestic.. _ExcellentEx ' condition --.1978 14 x 70 Sierra. 8x20' Jeey Terrace, B.C. ~ " I.es Wiebe lbdustry could compete with developed countries.zlnaSj shack, utility shed included, built-in stove- ~/izota~on non-leather shoes also expires in November, 1984. I disidishwasher.. Will help finance. "Immediate reaction from the Canadian Shoe Manufac- For information on running your ad in the business ttu'ers Association of Canada was jubilation._: To view call :c'"I think It's a greatday for Canada, it's agreat day for t~e Canadian consumer," Ted Rowe, assnciatl0n chairman, - only) directory calll635'6357 ~ld reporters, . " " ..... 635-9067 ! , dcdty he,odd , ..... i ~i;~

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: By BRIAN GREGG novel Captains and the critical -- assistance for Herald Editor Kings? each of these tasks; Russian author Aleknnndr Comely says that Karl One must remember that Solzhenitzyn is writing for Marx was hired by a if we identify the goals0f a Canadian comic artist- mysterious group who monqpoly| capitalist, and a publisher Richard Comely called themseiv.es the Red . revolutionary we who brought us ,Captain League of Just Men•to w~te ~tlddonly find their common , de~ominatOra~ Both seek to ' Canuck? the Communist Manifesto Star Rider and ~ba Peace as demogogic beob-bnlt to destroy competition and Machine is just out and /appeal to the mobs. Ac- control the total market. destined tto become, a tuully, all 'Mal'x reuliy did .Beth seek to accomplish collector's edition,.-~-not:" was update and codify the their goals through the ~.... • because it brings you same revolutionary ptam powers of strong, cen- superhero~high-toch camp, and lx-inciplea set down 70 ,tralized ~g0Vernment. r Breakfast, lunch anddinner SMBER LODGE ,,,.v:,n.,,0....,..,w., but bel3~, •fO~ the first- ~ earlier.by a man Govkrnme~t controls life in ...... 635.6302 time, .it deals.withsubject . nemed~ Adam : Webhaupt, the Soviet .Union through matters that arel real but T h e "c•0 m m u'n i s t" - direct actiowln countries llke Ca.ada ~ government unknown to mostpeople;" revolution was en¢puraged: contr0k ~(~ir ,!eves through 2 3; 14 'r5k' """4 " 9 r 12 13 Beyond the facts relating by American right-wingers indirect leglslation that to the greatconspiracy of a : I:~caeaeif Russia lad .b~.n ultlm;~tely amounts to the oneworld government is the. " ullowed,tob~ a republic uKe SATURDAY fantasy, stories based on America that would have same thing. these]acts. N0,it dote't" meant it would become a. We have been. brain. i l deal with James Bond's competitive threat to washed into thinking that • Smurfs, " RIOhlo - "Red - Pelltye " OliVe Oyl :15 Smurfl • Rich Fl~her SMERSH or SPECTRE. It private banking interests in socialism is" a share-the- :30 Kid - Fan| Untamed Tlrlln talks about the communist- the west. wealth program. Just as the Ouvlrture • 45 I Super. • I I t;overne . IW°rld " I[lone • l ., I super capitalist alliance :Soviets will be the first to Power Ranger parleI-Mol Un Eta a Prllee and LM'S t.'lio Mira. which Comely considers the The Soviets. in'lgl8 were call themselves socialist, :lS Hour the lord Shirley GO Zorro SUlOt CalMalne : 30 Spldermon Prllee Helthcllff Untlmed . Bugs Frm~and most important and beset by a number ol ex- " we do not see Mr, Bl~Lhnev Cavorne I Marmoduke I FrontIer II BU~ly I SKMchihO isPldef man • ithe Lord "" " I dangerous phenomena of ternal and internal -living like one of the poor World ~" Goldio Creetl~o Mltlnon I.~ Corns our time. problems. Outside influence peasants" out on the great Rains :15 Stars TOrrIOITOW Gold • Handl It'- TOg When Franklin. D. was vital to inaute their hoId Russian steppes. In fact no Space World Act. All In the undemancl LI Stars Jack The Tune Bijou Safllvlour Coupe Roosevelt said, "In pditics, on Rus~. and ,to subdue one in any of the socialist 10::- • ICUp I I" " I I I nothing happens by ac- remaining.0ppesitions. As countries works according Socciff ABe Weaker Zig Buffalo Gutefl .-.~, du. StamPede N~mla cident. If it happens, )'ou of 1918 the Soviets eccupied, to his or her ability and lives : 1$ League World ,Td~t¢ial Zag Tag cM NUIOIc Mllh 11 : 30 -rBalalbllll - CUP American Show can bet it was planned that but a mere fraction of the "according to his or her : aS Blllbell$llllglll ' Bandstand Big of Painting Mlff~- S~:car I s~¢cer I I II-- ',, I .- I way" he could have been, old imperial domain,- says needs. Socialism is merely American Wide Kathy's Home koheH talking about the political, Comely in his first issue. To one method of consolidating .... 2 Ma,. o WorldCup Bandstand World Kitchen GJJrde~r Soccer :|5 League Soccer SoCcer • Up of Vlciory RCMP internationat and economic subdue the remainder, the~ and controlling the wealth :30 Beseblll Soccer

1 iGardlm [RCMP :45 .AAalorMajor ". " I.Soccer s~c*r I Front I sp°m' t . i difficulties that plague us needed foreign arms, ira- undto quote the late Bontle League Sparta Family Libett's M~tle RCMP L~l today. Arethese the results ported food, outside John Leunon in "Working" Enfantt : 15 ' BISltDlll weskand Special Intlmletlonol The R~P of this coloseul scheme', a financial support, Class Hero" theworking ' : 30 Meier Sports Family CPOA Importencl RCMP Par :45 I League.. i wNkand ISpKIII , i o°lf " iI °v ' I RCMP great conspiracy --- "a plot diplomatic recognition, and class heroes are "still BngMolio ! This Wlek SPOrts Saturday Labatl's . sling Intro., against the.people"? Did" --ahnveall-- foreign trade (bloody) peasants as far as Bsgetollo :.~ BaBaoobsll wsekond Matinee Intlro. SarneM Biology Taylor Caldwell write about ... The New York bankers I can see.""You don't know rng Spor~s Murder CPOA Movie TBA 0nglt'llio ~ovlo TBA Bngotollo 145 iSaturdsySaturday i wlekond " I on • I G°ll~ the roots of this conspiracy and la~vyers provided h0wlucky youare-- back in I in her thought-provoking significant-- in some cases the U.S. -- back in the U.S. All.Star I Greet I T'BA ' reioI, NIOvle !0~ wlth ~(~ght Wrestling Une PenMra :15 Ralllway TBA ' -- back in the U.S.S.R." "~ The Saturday All-Star Journeys TeA de Dllney Star Rider and the Peace :3 ~fhots I Huntioy i Matin ee I w~tsttlng I"'W°rld .. ITBA • I ' I Machine Is certainly .an ' ~do de Street ,Best Barite "i Evlmlng Introductior~- interesUng comic. Super. FiSherman t00 Street of argo " POpS Io Comply,era Disney , 4 ,s: 30 5MurdoySo / Reid for PM Ready Evonlng Foufoull Baleball man never talked about Movie ithe Top i Northwest i .~. Grow ]t~t ~ FOUfOUII 6asebsll • • . anything like this. You

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I III I I I '' I T " " '1 I '1 + "'l ' I +~*'1"1111 "~"-'~111 I I " II I - I •An event uniqne ~ to Pestgate. They were all Jean Blakey, K'Shain Lynn Perrin, Skeena" "Centre, ,.Robertson • & Catalogue: Northern " Terrace was held here-on very eethtmlantie aboutthe Reg'd; First In Group 6-- Equestrians; High Score In Company, Ev's Men's Drugs, Northern Accents, the May 14-16 in the'arena; high calibre of the' show, Pine Grocery, Total Novice A-- Wilkinson Wear, Kem's Photo Studio, Totem Beverages, Ttidan" the First Annuals,Terrace partieulorly since It was a Security,. Schmitty's Business Machtne~, Nor- Dr,.: L. Elorza, D.V.M. P,~mt A~:C,ar, Pet World, Dog Club Breed_ Cham- first effort, and all said they Excavating. thern C~lverts, Totem Sandy Norman, All soasons.- Pizza Patio. K'sha~n P~g'd; plonship Show,~ .= and would be more than:Imppy ..... BeStlh~pw In GrouP l-- Press; High ScoreIn Novice Sports, Ye Wise Old ~Owl. Obedience Trials. Each day to return, for ,Judllingo Dr. Lea Hays, D.V.M.,. Frank Howard, MCA, Dr. Les HayS, D.V.M,, see ' was. a. separate-.show .and- assignments, at ~ future : Padfie .Western Airlines,_ Kalum Tree Berken; High S~eway, Yellowh,d Feed 'Terrace' .... . trial with an+ anl~_+ ex;,+ "shows. They also advised us", TmTace & District, Credit .s~re h, op~ A--'Mr, Store, Northern Accents. " ------'~ :~' "' eead~ m dog' e.m:day+ that the calibre of dogsln -+ Union; Best Puppy ~In Mikes, Totem Furniture; Advertising in. the page 4- +~ Exhiblto+s &rrlved in. beth conformatlon~ and Gr0up2-Toimshain Reg'd, rash Scere ~- 0~. B-- Terrace beginning on May obedlenee.was' aS :hlghan F-,mco.Supply,Te~ace Dog : John M~yna; ,=..... finn u far- away. an thatfoundatanyhu'genbo~ Grooming; Best Puppy.in Best of Breed Donations: Collfomia, with the bulk of in~ theJ+ ~ ',Mainland, • G r0uP _~--- Amme:N~id, .Dr. Labrador Retrievers -Liz. Call ahead for reservati0nsat any of these: ***~ them from fhe':Lewer .which. wan~gratifying,for Les Hays, D,V,M;,. Bank of Robbiu-Ed Ritz,. Springer • " fine Slumber l,Klge~Motelsl /..: Mainland and .Prince members'ef ~ Terrace Montreal; Best PuPI~ ]L9 Spanieis - Hoi~:Travel. George areas. A couple m Dog Club who all worked so'. Group 4-- Riv~side* Auto Sta~ndar d _Smooth Prince Ru rt Smithers Terra their way to rel0cati0~I ], hard ~ make the show a Towing, 'Diane lind Durell Dachshunds : *Northern Masset from Ottawa.alan success.:,, -: "~.~ Wyatt, Homilten l,o~in~; CraftS, West • Highland 627-1711 847=220|635-6302 White Terriers - Kathy had a dog entered and took Plans are alread~ m- Best Puppy In ;iOroup 5-- For roservations-at any other Slumbe~~ part In the three day show derway" for next year'l Cliff" & Carol :Stepvlg, Netzel, Shetland $heepdog : H, QuasL Siberian Huskien, Lodge Motel in B.C., call Slumber Lodge as part+of their trip,:' " + show,/which we hope will be Hal"b0ur.Mechinery; 112-682-6171. Nearly, every+-:breed an big a suecens as this 0~e. Puppy ln Group' 6--- Cliff & s~t and Sound Computer ree~ by the Canad/an Many exhibitors {emarked Carol Stagavlg, Harbour Centre, Telex 045-5209 Kennel Club Was on the friendllnesa of. Machinery. Gift Donations and represented, from the regal Terrace ,'residents :and 'iTrophy donationm for Gei~al .DonaUens-- Mary Great Dane to the bus/nea panplo and~ bow Obedieme; High Score In Franks, Ida LaFranee, SMBER LODGE diminutive ,Yorkshire they enjoyed their stay Trial-- Terrina Jayeees, Terrace Interiors, Diet i i Terrier, and all/' sizes in here. ,The weather co-. I I between. The Best in,Show operated for the entire winner each day w~'s a weekend Which was a boon Welsh Corgi (Pembroke) to the organizers of the show from Surrey, B.C., while the and something over which Best Puppy in Show: each "we bad.no.control and it is TERRACE REALTY day was a Peking~e.from hoped that next year will be : LTD. the Prince George area. more of the same, These dogs won over~all Anyone who did not attend other entries in each~ day's • at the show .as a spectator N tlonwide Relocation Service 0 show to take home ~, the- missed a very..exdtthg and coveted Best in Show and popular sporting event and 4635Lazelle Ave. 638-0371 Best Puppy in " Show o we invite you to come out trophies. and support the Nerrace The Obedience Trials Dog .Club at next year's proved to be an extremely show and t~ials and Up~,~ popular event with spec-, coming sancti0nmatehes ~i taters,, who lined the this Fall. .. bleachers in the arena for The Terrace Dog Club each day's events. Com- would like to thank the pofitionin Novice ,A' and. following merchants for ~Exqulsite home in Contemporary home Comfortable family Attr,~ctlve family home "B" andOpen "A" and ,B" their support and generous. prime residential area with a number of ex- home on Soucle Avenue near schools and were very well attended, donations towards on Westvlew Avenue. traordinary features on with many extras; downtown with many,' asking $87,000MLS. fine features, asking showing .a calibre of Terrace's, first .All Breed Asking $158,500. MLS. Hawthorne Street. $89,50.0. Located on obedience training equal-to Championship .Dog Shows. • Reduced to $103,500. MLS. Straume Avenue.' ~ any other trail, big or sr~all. A special "thank you" to . !60 acres of prime land Starter.retirement Spectators were amazed John Heighton of Spotless Immaculate home Wlth ~ I within 3 . miles of ~.ozy home on private 10 home, bright and .in- again and again at the Cleaners, Terrace Air Terrace. Lightly treed. acre parcel of properly. completely flnlshed viting on River Drive, basement near town and, quality of the training which , Cadets, Ann Daumont and Asking $125,000. on "Dover •Road at asking $~,000. •was apparent in the~high staffs, Northern Interior 'Mer kley. Asking schools on Scoff Ave. Asking $85,00o.. scores achieved by in- Kennel Cluband the Rupert Large family home. ~' m,ooo. MLS...... dividual entries. All breeds members : of the Terrace Close to all schools. Well were., eligible, for. com-_~. Dog CIub.'/AlsO'CFTK for kept. 0wnerwlll carry ildeal home nicely treed acres of land on the -Large landscaped lot petition, however the larger : their advertising campaign financing at 10V2 per on l. acre lot on Old east side 0f lEt:Avenue- with attradlve h0mo On Krumm Road, ,asking breeds appeared *-to on our. behalf. - cant. Asking $99;500.. Lakelse Lake Road, • at Lakelse Lake. Asking i • S78,000. • = ~ dominate the proceedings.~ Trophy donations "for MLS, " .. asking $69,900 AALS. $7s,ooo. From watching the dif- Conformation: "Best'-In ferent breeds go th~u~h Show" Sadie Moerman, IWE HAVE RENTALS AVAILABLE AT THIS TIME FROM $3001 Well kept 3 bedroom their paces, though, it wan June Kozlowski, Gimm'a TO $700 PER MONTH. PLEASE INQUIRE. + home $500 per month, il clearly evident that allthe Restaurant; Best Puppyln dogs had . undergone Show--.Joe's Glass Shop, rigorous training, some of Braid" Insurance, Terrace them for months and indeed Shell and CarWash; First years, to attain thescores In Group l---New Quadra -they did. Travel, Haida Travel, Dave Judges for the shows ~md, & Vicki ~Umpleby;- First in trials were all from~ B.C. GrouP,Z.Pot World, Atom and included Mr..William Motors, Terrace Dog Brennan, Mrs. Sally _,firo0mhigi .Fint'In~GrouP Bremner, Mrs. , '/Pat" ~e:Neid~"(Inm~' :,•Hm~: OmJllnski., :. '~ Tract RilMr ~* ~mrge Vogel, ~ Hyde Owlsml OMllodd/•+ ¸ : / -SM4MP? • ' &II~i/MI ~1.q.~11 4~1.MI!1 waterhouse. Mr. Geo.~'ge~ ofDo~ ); First Ill Gr0~P!!~, 13s.$31~ Donaldson; Mr.' Robert lc.erdodeK~a,,~:'! Verhidat, Mr. Vaughan AuinBody Shop;:Deb!~e!: Franske and Mrs, Marion : Blower; First In GroUp~- Page 4 Rro.undTerr(xCe Kitim t

Fridays at theTerrace dubs. To promote this the Exchamsiks River Boat regatta to help make It out-of-town ~I[ I They Public Library with .... Launch - approximat~ly 34 M~er and butter, says ... from page 3 are hoplngto draw not only regatta committee is miles west of Terrace - on Kathy Crack. sometMns new each weak Pacific Wes'tern, Bert's individual canoes;: but also speeaorin~ its own team, the west side of the ~ind~,to~en a.d puppet Dell, Diet Centre, C.P. Air, teams of canoes involving .which challenges all " sh~ws,.~af~, skita~ games, comers.. Their ahn Is to Esehamsllm River. The Terrace Dog Grooming. three men, three wome.n movies and picnics; For and three canoes to compete keep .the ClmlleweT~l~ Terrace Centomdal:Lions Friday, ,lily • will be putting' ~ ,a :a~ Terrace artist Annette aps ~ and up from 1o:3o forthe Challenge Trophy.. • in TerraCe and dmllengo Or~anizatlm of the third 10~lue for Ml!'raeen a • Boltou will be Joining a.m. to.ll noon, It's free annual Kerm0de Canoe •This trophygeas to tbe team.. any team-to take-, it from spectators at the ~ site. hundreds Id ~ native and there b no r~h~-ation. Regatta ~'nowunder way. of: canoes that have the them, - • The race starts from the... Rescue boats are art/eta inKVaueouver this Come to eae or IO to all Only three' people are in. fastest combined time total Fa~ mere inl.urmatlon, ReiD Bar Ranch - I ap -1 pr0~v~d~d • ma~: .by. the w~ke~d to. take part in a valved inthe organization in'the recreational class - phone ml.mw: and..:-:operation of .the " open class does not onuet, proximately tour n~.m west Terrace Search'am!.. Rescue direct art sale sponsored by re, tin; They are looking Ideally, these teams would of Terrace -'atthe month of . group, with able amdstence the Indian'Arts andCrafts the Zymago~itz (Zymacord) froma few others as well. SoctotYof B.G'. The two'day Saturdsy,/July IT for as, many" en~an~ as -.be sponsored by-:vadom •River. It finishes at the They are on hand to help show scheduled for the. Skcena Cement Products • pOssil~e, especially frOm businesses; ~oups i "1 Or • any canoeists Who should :Plaza Balkonm of the Hyatt has its official opening at 11

I I happen to dump or who ~. d l~oncy hotel is e.q)~led, to a.m. at the new plant on Old they are unable to eoml~te (raw hundreds ,of I)uS,bl~'e~l.el's Lakelse>rLake Road in • . .... -_ , : .::, . tSe race. Orpnizers'helPe interested in purchasing Th0rnhiil. For more details 4.":""5 9 i2 13 to have one rescue boat directly from the artist. call 638-84'/7 or 635-3936. - . M . three or four canow. To e~sure this, it b very ~- Thurld,ly, JMy I$ Saturday, Aug. . • SUNDAY parsons to them. to have It's back by ~popular ,I' ,; damandl The preschool The third annual' Ker- • Sergeant Kenneth Directions " Outdoo¢I received as many en{rien as su.v - .... :I the mode Canoe Regatta will be S 15 Preston ' Copoland Directions Unlimited ', Momlpg "I pe~Ue ~tbe July sz stcoy time at .Terrace 30 "-' EveryDody's Kenneth . AG USA Oral. . SundIly Public .Library features held from ReaD.Bar Beach '45 i a Winner Cogelaflcl AG USA " ROl~lrte Morning ,' ' " " " deadline. It is just too herd I , I , I stories, games; p,uppet . to ExchamsiksRiver Boat to find extra rescue boats on- : BiB Blue Prllle, Bonmering Rex ' SIX:Gun , Plrlez-Mol ' .Le ' ! shows aJnd finger p]i]m, Latmchl This 30 mile Skeena • ' Marble " the kof'd Boomere~ Humbird Heroes, " Sllt~ " 'Jour ~ -! race day. --- Every Thursday at I p.m. River. Marathon is for Gardening Prulla " Kidsworld R.M. Six'Gon - ' Freehond . do The aim in holdinB the !i with Ed tne.Lord• K,dsworld Taylor " . Heroes : Sk~t¢hlng Seigneur i anti] Aug. 19 for children -men'svwomen's and mixed • i , 1 I , regatta is iO. promote -- ~ NBC ' TBA " . Beesbull - 'CFL : Tales' : ..... 0~I - . L. , ". . cemeinS in the Pactlflc' aBoo .....3 to 5...- Please , events Wing recreational I n:ls Religious .'['BA. Bunch Football Unexpoc~:ed. Tin Terre canoes, only.Entrlea mmt Ill:so Program World Wide : , CFL ThlI Old i Under,tend La N0rthw~and to J the pre!~ at the unrary, I u~ :45 con't CUp ." World ' Football . . Hou~ ":' Oa~ivlour Coups : be recelvod by July31 at a m " | • . KemodeC="oe~ttame aHm. .: :~ cost of $I0. All other envies m Ill " Sunday SoCcer : . of ''CF~' * iI1iend;-:; ' Outmrl TI~O' dU blumt cance~ event = . ~ - I I ;15 MOvie World • : Spor~ Football " A ': ' " ' wee Oebti MOrlde . are.S15,.: Contact Kathy Telavlslon Human de t~yenr, t~rt~,rU. An . .. i~__ JLI34o Cup "Wide ' CFL '~ Crack at Box 1, SkaaHaM Anmorican Soccer ' World/" FeetINll, ". HIItory.. , nMl"uviogr Soccer i urocenda from ~. regatta : / ermsy, amy 11 . ' ! go back into the n~t y~'s ' There are. six fantssUe Rcad, .Torrace, B.C., V8G " ;n World of ,. CFL ' inlm~ll Home " Labatt l 4V2 or phone 635-4757, See I @ :IS Paris CUp ' SlX)rtS ' Football. -ImaRee . Gerclener. L~k. ' t I-~_ :30 Sunday Soccer World IJbatt'a • ,. Tmly ' G,~4nve Coupe ! details elsewhere in Around mill ;45 iMOvJe Soccer S~a tnte~'n. " Brown " "'i~@~1' OI du MOnde ' Terrace.

I ' Sports ~ . This CPOA Washington Proloct de . • :is world ~u~: Week with Golf - Week . UniVeree Soccer I Thursday, August 19 A :30 Sports David Lab~tt's Wall St. Introd • Labors I 1 ' I The RoyaL-- hipizzan :~ World Singslng Orlnkllyty " Intern. -" W~k •' BiD!nay.:', " I special, • ~ Stalli,9.n.. Show comes to Sports ' Jimmy View ' CPOA - i Great ' In,to; I Oscar - .... Terrace arena at 8 p.m. for ~ ~ 15 r wOrld Swaogd,;t - point . Golf . ' Perf. .. BiOlogy . LOll L :30 Western Jimmy Big .. Jimmy ' Great • Oceino~ • Aventgrel "0he silage only. Advance I ; 45 I Ou~fdoora Swo~a~ Valley Swogoert : Perf. . grbl~lly LIe: ., ! ' i " , tickets are available at Tarry Big , RIXr • , ~Oreit "A0u of. , Voyilges: Shefleld's & .Sons in the -,,~ .: t S . LIfi Winter . Valley Huml~ird . : Perf. " Uncertainty Unlvers :30 Sports it is Sportl • Pl|yeri ' . Cruflon Age of. . " Inconnus Skeena Mall. • :aS Afield " Wrllten ' Beet Intern. ' •w Uncertainty Unlvsr~ . i " | r . -i Thursday, August 19-22 TMInII 1 ' - Evolution composers Inconnua I' Living the TBA American Last call for registratioh ~II :,IS Good Life TOA .. Sportlnlan Tannlo can't" . Computers LI III :30 For the TBA ' A~Icifl Qoostl~' -' Laid' " ' M~IIc : ~meln~ is issuedbythe Vancouver :.- ' 45 . Record TBA Sportsman Porl0d Chance * 1el...; Verle Women's Royal Canadian MI . Meet • TeA ,. I KOMO , Unfa."d Soccar. • Sprnod can't: Naval Service Association II :iS file Press TBA ~Nl~w 4 • Frontim' "" Made Win~I . Second for the 40th anniversary --I :30 KING S TBA ' ABC'$ Webster in Anlmi Regard V :45' News TBA Nawo Webster Germ6ny Beh~vlour Second reunion to be held in Van- i i couver. A gala and busy NBC " Wilt Town NIWI / Numoro ' Somlvlmtore Regard • RESTAURANT £::: ..w, Dllney Meeting " Hour • Uno Travel Hibdo- weekend Iis~planned by the HOW Walt Town , ' For the '. SurVival F~.'~I Of Dlmanche 1 . V ~S Come. Disney .. , Meeting . Rocord SI~KIII . the Piano Helodo- Vancouver WRENS for all i i those who served in the Fatllar Beach Code l~Ikes of " • ,~r'~Ivel . Body In Chex 15 Murphy" combers. REd . Hinard Sperlll Queetlon Denise ~- "FULL FAOILITIES- canadian Navy---during • 3045 FitherMurphy ...- iHn,ngln . " Code ~- Ouke$ Of " Sneak 8ody In '.. ~l.~eaOx World War If and the. I :. Red...... HazZai'¢l '. ..Previews t Quutlon . ! '' . : :

i 1 i .....- :':',,T.'~!: CALGARY (CI)) -- The including those featuring a The Alberta campaign is younger brother of a kici made available- at local the Alberta government ~'. Alberta government_.js young: man, tryi~ for his more. subtle, he said, with who's just an ace newstands;is successful, he afford to spend $150,0W/;Sn':~. bonkzolling a glossy, full- drivers' licenceand a young the emphasis on "the person academic," Durrant said. said other will follow on a is~ue, Du~ra~tSaidtbuy~}: :. color magazine aimed at woman who just acquired .and the Idndof life they're "He's gettln~ 65per cent eli. three., two-or even one- be studying several w~kyItO~i~i'i helping ieenage~s'itay out her own riding horse.-- that setting up for themselves." the time and you're working rii~nth~'b/mis, reduce costs, inclu.dl~ii~ of trouble. , extoll the virtues of hard A conce~'n with lifestyles your bun~ off Just to get 60. But because neither the ~seeking advertiseraa~/ . : The first $150,000issue of • work and independent is evident.l~"niany of the The story is about what that drug abuse commisslon, nor paid suI0soribers. ":~i~:~:~~ ..':' Zo0t Capri (the name ha no. thinkln~. • . stories in the first issue of does to you and your con* .'<.~,~:"~:; apparent meeting) will be ,'The campaign i s~ the magazine. One of them, cepts about yourself." 'distributed free to 80,000 'pr0bably unique ~ompared a .teenager's look at his •The cover story, entitled Alberto toem~er, durins."- with en~,vhem.~ in::~ . father's obesity,..~..a~,.tte Hot Kids, profiles several July. " " world,". UidDu~ent. " .... i~klug and ,ork~Lho.li.¢ Alberta teenagers, who Editor Ric Durrant, in a He-: said. similar ad , nature, ls entitled: CanThis have special Interests and phone interview from his ea~npaigns' in Other; Parent Be Saved? abilities, ranging from book office.in Red Deer, soldthe pro~'es or cotmtries have Another story, called writing to rocketry. 4S-page magazine Is.part of ' ignored the soft-sell. Living in the Shadow, deals Durrent said Zest Cal)ri. a $2.4-millien campaign .by' ,--method, choosin~ instead to with the difflcultles of (,,we just pulled the name the Alberta Acoholism and conce~trate directly on anti- retaini~ pe~mnal identity out of the air!') will also Drug Abuse .Commissinn. alcohol. and. :anti-drug and self-esteem in the Include articles on exercise Most ..Albertans are messages with lots of presence of someone who is .and entertainment. already familiar with medical information and much morn successful, If the first issue, either severalTV and radio ads --- fatality statistics. "Let's say you're the mailed to teenagers or

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15 acres 0f' meadowi, . Cotisgea onthe Lake Acreage Home in 4800 Block Three Years. New Nice HOrn!, Oesd Price trees and year round Two very affordable Large- parcel 9n Stranme This 10~ aq. ft. full 3. bedroom home on *~,'t basement home Is three large lot near schools in~ !. creek. Only Smiles from situations with lake ' Helllwell. Just right for Well located on an ;.t- town -- only $63,000. "frontage at $3),000 and your mini:farm with tractive comer lot, this years new and offers a Thornhlll; Fireplace. >: Assumable financing, I;37,500.: The one at potential for future home offers 3 bedrooms, great .f_ln anc!_n, g S37,500 has $23,000 In subdivish~n, Asking fireplace; full and package. Home has 3 Asking $55,000.-- , _. : Omxl Values bedrooms up, 1 down, --Halliwell, 1226 sq. ft., assumable: debt at 15 I60,000. partially finished fireplace,' carport and 4 bedrooms, 2 per cent. basement and many Omnh;,/Cleislc " " " ..: Very Aflracflva, Very --fenced beckyard.- Good fireplaces,.- rec room other features. Over 1500 sq.:ft, ranch .L AfhirdaMo. Assumable financing. assumable mortgage of wlth wet bar,. sundeck: • 3 bedroom home on Offers encouraged to SSo,O00at 131/2- per cent style home, large :- carport, 70x1~1. lot. Under aS0,000 " attractive lot, near " owners" Sa0,000 asking until sept. 1985. /~ke country kitchen with Assumable mortgage of; --Walker StY, 1098 sq: Copper. Mountain price. your inquiry on..thls wood heat, large bright " $30,000 at 10 per cent ft., :3 bedrooms, School.. Fireplace. ~,~ . home.priced .at $79,500. and spacious rooms, until.June 1985.Make.an Franklin fireplace, fWeplace;' garage:: Asking M4,000. ..: -- , O~..;. ~Wi,~,. This One '111~ • _ offer to the pr!ca of carport, fenced yard. ~F Located on I/2 acre. S $79,000. Asking $49,500. . : V2acre lot on east side of Sold NOW .... r IS KeeMr St. miles' north of Terrace. --Soucle, 1120 sq. ft., 4 Lakelse Lake -- S27,000. .3 bedrooms up plus 2 Located.on quiet street Asking $63,000. ' bedrooms, fireplace, . ~Slmpsen Cres., 880 s(.. I mere in thp fully Is this neat .3 bedroom rec room, carpo'rt;-_~,A .ft...2 bedrooms, 24x36 LOts finished basement• home with "many at- .Over 1200sq. ft. of style ., reduced mortgage rate: heated shop. Large lot;.. . • : --Dairy, 78x127 level' " makes.this home In:the tractive wood features, and comfort Is, offered can .be obtained on thls - Asklng S41,000. "and Weed; Quiet area. Horseshoe area a largo treed tot. $40.,000 with this neat 3 bedroom: home..Prlced fb'sell at Priced at $21,000. - bargain for those assumable mortgage home. Large }emily $72,900.. --Copper River Rd., --Mou, talnvlsta, 4 • looking for lois of home " good until November room with cedar: --McDenk, 960 sq. ft., 3 12)(60 mobile home with extra : large hulldlng on a budg'et. Offers 1986. ,features and fireplace.. .,, bedrooms, fireplace, 2 addltlom, 4 bedrooms. Iols, Fully.. earvlced In encouraged to owners' ,. All JWpliencas, hi - be~', "~ full basement,:'carport, - Ger.age with workshop. new sulxllvlslon. Prlced $80,000 asking prlre. IrK[,~ in sale. Hard'to: covered sunrJeck, 70x1~ Priced at, $36,000. from S~7,000. Reds,cad by 14~0O .~ at:~;S00. " , . lot... Aksumable mor- --CiSrk St., handyman --DeJong Cres: 6 fully, Check out.this ex. tgage of $43,000 at 10-~ serviced lots. Close to '.l~educed to sell to cellently .maintained. Styieand ~venionco Is . ,~ per cont until" August, .epeclol. 912-iq. ft. '2' town, - and 'schools.- I !150,t~ ..... 12x68 mobile honle with offered with thls lovely I ' I: 1984. A lot for the price " bedrooms, .7 acres. Priced at $3S,000. : 10,~ per cent anumeble addition, . s*~t up :in bedroom, full basement :" of ~,000. Ol~mtooffers. Priced at --l-lomlO~k Dr."~Ix135, ;merlgsge goed to.June..- concrete rlngwall home located . on I --Sfroume1170 IKI;.ft. S $34,500.: level and treed sultabis : 1HI4.. Cozy 3 bedroom ' foundation. " Heated Stroume Ave. Close to bedrooms, two .--Ager Ave;, 720 sq. ft., for home. or mobile !~femlly home con. worklhop. Al~llanced schooas and'dewrdown. fireplaces, ree.: room, 2 bedrooms; home. Priced at SIS,~0. ', venlently located at and mint furnllhlngI Open beam ceilings/ carport, sundeck, : Redecorated. 60x200lot. ;:-..These are only"iOme of ';:: ' Scott" Ave. Well ,.maln- included, Youcan buy unique layout.. Very double paveddriveway. , Assure-ablemortgage of' .. .our lot !istings,check , ': t.aln.d imide and out; .fldspro~fores little attractive home, at the Make youroffer.to the - $32,000 at 10 perc~f,~ : ,.:'i~OUi':.~. ~aff'for i:,' /~fI,Ced,. garden fruit ts 12,!00 dewnpayment, attractive price, of. 163,000. : price of'S79,SO0.::- .. ~ - Asklng..144,~o; I : " :~i,.ii...Terrlflc buy. Reduced hi $42,000......

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Chlpl . . Canadian General Texas M(wle Appllld DocumeNIIr, 15 ChiPS Reflecflonl - Ho~oltol Texll Movfe Sketching ClflldlMll TheRoyal Lipizzan Stallion Show on Aug: 19. 30 ChiPS Coronltlon Germrll r Texas Vlc Ad Donum, i5 Chips street Hospital Texas sr~l~l World C~nadlonS to be held Sun- reunisn_to.he_he!d_b_Van-___i_~"mday;_ .... Movie ...... The Edge:-- -Ry•n'e-- The ' . VIc-Bre"~n's MMtl-,-' "- Docum.' - . evont is on " SepL~.ll Jumping of Night Hope Alan TIm~nll Mlth. Clnadllr4 -day, Oct. 3, , conVer. A gala and busy . The second annual Terry Jacks Take Happy TIIl¢he ~ "KMhy'I -" Incredible ~1 Movie Thirty Oayl . Show ' Kitchen P~lllt ~IrlN . weeken4 Is planned by the Fox Run will be held. All Sunday, Sel~. z0 . Vancouver WRENS for all schools ud communities Jumping Wok wlth The Lltlio . ;esame Growing A those, ;the " iS Jacks Yln MlrV Houle: Stront , Yelrl Till The second annual Terry who served in throu~hont B.C. are invited. 30 - Movll MUllet Griffin on the. Sesaml Ecology ¢or[4reludle "Fox Run will be held. All Canadian Navy during will be by donation only. ~', MovlO . Show Show Prairie Street ' Ecology. =anfnlluChel schools and communities World War II nnd the There is a sUggested ~try ....

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When asked what he plaints: Some said hosts interviewed an Israeli "I decided it was time to made of interviewing guests The first, season was a thought of CBC-TV's The Frum and Finlay didn't do cabinet minister during the put away my suitcases," live from the Toronto shakedown with the crew Journal, a colleague their homework and Lebanese crisis and the says Kent, whose 'wife studio, learning to work the new threatened to run allowed too •many guests to Argentinian defence recently had a'baby. "That technology- connecting. so:reaming from:~: ,~m if " go unchallenged. Some • minister during the was the agreament l.had Coverage will be l)eefed four. Cities simultaneously he heard any"moi:e:.i~l~ut argued the.interviews ,were Falklands crisis, whenl joined--that [-would up' on arts, science and or learning to compete with . .:: the royalbaby, the federal too long,, while others _said. be on the .road for one business as well'as national 60~ other networks /0r ~ budget, --pay-TV or "'that they were cut off just es Among- ~ biggest Year." " reporting -- with the ad- satellite feeds. . program." : I ~" " " they started-.toget in- changes plamied for next dition of former CTV "we were a ship that was He probabiy ise't alone-- te~'esting. ". " ":,.. season is Kent's greater There will also be "more correspondent Keith launched with the ear- ~' Certainly. not. bi 1Toronto The. show was accused of. involvement in the studio as film and less talk" when the Morrison in Ottawa and the penters still on, board," anyway, where some days It -. being a rip-offof American head of a unit for .special. program returns on Labor opening of a Vancouver Starowicz says of the first ,:~ •seem~ gossip "columnists programs / and man~' large documentaries.. Day andm0re use will be bureau with Russ Froese. season. wo~d have to:dose ui)'ldlop viewers were Justifiably if it W~en'f/~f0r ~Bar~ai'a. a,nn0yed 'thAt producers Fr . s hau'LMary ~ Lou tried to. pretend studio in- Flnlay's wardrobe; or.some .terview.s were live, Wher~ in tidbit on the.latest top-. fs~t ~veryfew •were. • secret niemo, high-tech set "Bu~. just: as all' the fuss or nine-week ~'!vaceitions,". shouldhavedied dOwn, an The;..~~current .affairs April 3 news story reported progr;am was overhypedl that Journal staffers were wbll:l~o~/it went. on air taking, nine weeks off I i,,nlt/llltLil 1/1- lille II1`.,Ir.l~ vv,w--T;mn Jan~/A!:.' It wasn't-much because they were "tired." helped by CBC executives, It wasn't until several ~ome in Modem Design who I Uii'o~ long :delays ~-- weeks later: that CBC n Acreage. Clmm to RESIDENTIAL " caused by b~dget problems,: executives repl.ied the ~vn. Separate dining 14'X70' tWO bedroom SUBDIVISION strikes .-.and. equipment: programwas actually being }om, large Iivlngroom Monarch Mobile Home. Thinking of building?. ( • testing- ~ : f0ktered the tskenoff because there was Ilth halt unit fireplace, Asking $37,000. Includes Property located on Pick out a lot among the pr0gram's 'image .as a not enough money in the trge master bedroom skirting and insulation, Mills Avenue. Size of lot wries of 62' fully ser. savi0r of the publicly. funded 1982-03 budget to run it 52 nd attractive kitchen foal tank, range, fridge, is • 109.Mx111$. All ser. viced housing lots we network~ . weeks. rith Hting am. Just i dishwasher and cur- vices available. Owner have available, located When itwan teamed with Mark Starowicz; the mt of ltle: advantal~m.: tams. Less than one will consider offers. across Parkside School. Th~Nktlonal: in. a prime, show's executive producer, all today for-more year old. In like new Asking~SaS,000.Try your Excellent location. offerl time; pa~mgb,:they said, " sa~;s CBC mishandled the stalls. -- condition. Priced in the 30"s. CBC .would./~m seen as a whole affair;and admitshe HOMES OV ER $90A00 4818 Tuck *. L" " " distinct alternative to other should have been more MOBILE NOM ES LOTS&ACREAGE 1 I I 2217 Evergreen SOLD |27 Olson, ( ' channels; "The .•' network clear "that we were going ON LOTS 5228, 5230, 530e, 52d0.ll L16 Mtn, Vista would have a raison d'etre off .theair under protest.'! 2711 Thornhlll Mtn. Vista , • m17 Hamer+ • - :3814Matl~hall~t 3643 Cottonwood by 0ffering.~ ~ 'and :in-- .I suppose it would have• 5031McRae 123 Eby • •3527. CottGtt'wo6d 26 Timberland formation at~a time when "been. a lot-cleaner ifI'd 4915, 4910, 4906; 4906 )75 Thomhlll 2156 Laurel+ 39 Timberland Lambly private1: broadcaste/'s were )24 McConnell+ 5310 Mtn. Vista+ No. 35.3889 Muller ~10 Caledonia * showing Amerlcan" an- bitches' at ~the CBC are ~tn. Vista Drive+ 4421 Greig+ tertalnment shows. killing us,'" he says now, Kalum & Loan Underintense scrutiny, Bu't~he Says he sym- HoMEs UNDER S40,000 RURAL No. 9 & 26 Hawthorne IOMES UNDER $9O,OOO The Journal managed some pathised with the budget 4326 Marsh Cres. RESIDENTIAL No. 99 Walnut |28 WesMew Drive • ~ Graham+ Beam Station Road successes in Its_fir~L12 problems ::'Do you demand._ 731 Lazelle~r NO. 74 & 100 Walnut weeks, The documentaries Doble 38 Kroyer Road I 3305Eby that we stay on the air at all. )03 Agar+ 5024 McDeak --whether it was Peter costs if it means destroying .1st Avenue, Lakelse Eby & McConnell 116 Anderson+ ' ' 5136 Agar Lake Kent I from some world • 52,14Haugland regional programming and 107 Yeo+ 5445 Hepple Woodland Park Drive+ hotspot, an off-the-wall the further crippling of Kroyer Road-t: CorneP of Mist & Kalum LakeDrive Mills Avenue sports : portrait by Tom radio?" Furlong Robin Road Kalum Lake Drive " : Alderman or an inventive Still, he says "we've read OMES UNDER SM,O00 piece on actor Robert Joy" that we're going away for )22 Benner+ were the undisputed nine weeks of sunning and 123 Hamer+ " CONDOMINIUMS INDUSTRIAL& ~29.31 Davis - COMMERCIAL "- highlights. The rest of the surfing and the staff is being •No. 12-4714Davis Ill Mills+ No. 8-4714Davis 4613 Lakelso+ program, however, was portrayed as laggards-- it's 105 Pear+ No. 105-4530Scott Lloyde Street+ Listings marked with ..... roughly equal to the news an obscenity;" 117 Davis No. 11.4714Davis 4431 Grelg (+) are MLS events of the day. The staff will take its : When,for example, the' regular- vacatlons and the Ocean Ranger sank, rest of the time will be spent claiming- 8¢'ilives, The working on next season's PARK AVENUE ",I:1~.' ; ~: . JO~.~: SW~ g into action .... .projects~he says. •.interviewing former oil rig ~ The episode ended the crew', members wJ3o com- plained that lifeboat :drills -seasonon a somewhat sour REALTY LTD. were a far~e, searchers who " note, but Stsrowicz says he Invites you to view these described their futile rescue is proud of~ the ac- J UDITH J EPHSON listings on REALSCOPEI BRAD VANZANT . attempts and a Mobil 0il compiishments: The show 638.1652 • averaged '• 1.6 . million 638-1490 official who claimed the viewersi:nlghUy~when .the- . :. company wouldn't duck its :- CBC~/h0pe~l..for;_900,00o;. • . responsibility. • * " more,! tha/i. i00 dncumen- But'when the top story of tsrieswere produced; some the day :was the.economic, ' from .as far away .as conference in Ottawa the: Uganda,• Kampuchea, program fared less well. Poland and the Middle EaSt, Predictably, the provincial. " places where Canadian film premiers blamed .the crews haverarely ventured. FRANK SKIDMORE JOY DOVER DWAIN McCOLL PATQUINN KEITH WILLIAMS' 635-5691 635-7070 635-5439" federal government for the Viewers now have come 635-2976 63~741 .Q country's woes and Vlce.,.to expect.._ to see major • , : versa. . . newsmaker8, he • says, .. " Ti~ere" were other com, pointing out that th~ show .... • ,I.)t t*t,,I.61ll*,l.ttl,,,#|., ,q |.*t~ ~ul..,qll, ,;Itl~,~;I j i.¥q i*11 ~il j t t*~0 Page 8 iSuperm n's C n( di n Feature

HIGH RIVER, Alta. (CP) take over the, town for two unaware of his presence or, up, to be taken hostage by "They pay for says the. phoney audition -- The Man of Steel has weeks, closing off streets if they knew who he was, the film's villains. everything," he exclahns. has created ill-feelings made a star out of and masking~e face of the unconcerned with his • Naturally, Superman will "They've already paid the toward Superman IH. But Christopher Reeve and town's ..._~.f.~antur~ stature. drop by to save his home museum $10 to send pic- he predicts townspeople will ' millions of dollars for its Such attitudes seem town and be given a hero's tures of bridges and - forget th~'bxperience when producers, but that doesn't ~ .~n has already appropriate for a town welcome. parades and stuff, over to real auditions are con- impress the people of this s~. ~ o,e ~t hot Lister will eallSmallsville CAlgary, 5O kilometros to England. "• ducted to hire locals for sleepy farming town. • al~no~, d~eetor Richard in the multimillion-dollar~ the north, 'w~l oerve'as That figure'aside, crowd scenes. In ~ mid-Augnst, High Lester.~ led "a/group of sequel to two of the bluest Metropolis and home base River will not derive much Not everyone in High River -- a community assistants down the main money-makers in motion- for the production crew sent direct financial benefit, River ismotivated by snnggled in the foothills of street, measuring doorways picture~ history. here by London's Pinewood says Malcelm Harvey, money, however. southern Alberta -- will and determining lighting The ~•plot calls for Studios. manager of the City of Bill Koopman, a gruff. become the home of requirements. Townspeople Smallsville, linked to the But the town appears. Calgary's film developmant sounding, 60-year-old Superman III. casually moved.about•their - outside world only by a impervious to the fuss over-, - office. ranrJ~r, lives in a beautiful Production crews will daily, busin~m, .seemingly bridge which will be blown the impending' ex- "Their purchases of 78-year.old house on the travnganza -- more people equipment and lumber for east edge of town. are buzzing.about S recant set-building and paint will A few months ago, he was visit by Canadian country, mostly be done through approached by Pinewood's and-western singer lan Calgary companies," he representatives for. per. i Tyson o says. "They're. staying in missinn to use th-e three. Town manager • Colin Calgary and going out for storey house in Superman TUESDAY I Dean says townspeople, their various shoots." lII; Dean, however,~says the Todey Baochc.. Good ~rwdo " t4~rnln9 predominantly elderly • Show . . • • ~w!~ Jimmy A,,ornlng AJ~. Morning. farmers, are curious about movie will likely increase Koopman and his wife News Swaggers America Canada Mister " News 100 .Morning - A.M. Rogero. "the production but aren't tourism this, summer by Elske promptly started really familiar with such about 10 per cent. • pu[t~g a fresh coat of white ' A Seattle Hontley AM , Karsefl'o Sel~n~l~ Polko 15 names as Reeve, : As might be .expected U Today Stre~ • Northwest Yoga. '. Street DOt door . ". paint on the slightly Seattle AM It's , seuma • ' Read "I don't think thattype of. When the. Opportunity to weather-beaten building. A Today Llndlnd Northwest YO~P MoW. Street Along actor is that well-known,'" make a few dollars comes Pinewood . representative """ " Love .Joy~ Electric Home gem-lure he explains. "They don't along, • outsiders have l'-:: Today • Fr. Glint returned a few weeks later Boat Davld~n, ~ml~ny Oer~. ~v~ Slmmoqs LOVe West's Cover Hon~ VIIN;InI~ have theobvious popularity already begun to prey on the to finalize the deal and was .w~ :45 Boat Cooking InsMI .Intlfl~rll ' Lse Fo~/mpl of a John Wayne and so town's residents. ._ _: dismayed at what the S4seme , Firefly DMinlIIO~ Travel Fre~MId ~lglllre people are more curious Resident Ruth Frey K0opmans ~d done •-- the Street . Fou~l I)ef Inltloo Ell Will ~t~fl|n9" ~. than excited." described n brief flurry cf s~ript called for.a decaying SeSame The Edge ~: P|v - OVa. Ad, Ad Htldl Tomorrow Strut : Of Night Cards lay , World Htldl High River's most famous exclt~ent When "an ad- house belonging to a °'" citizen is f~ieral opl~altinn vertisement appeared in the wealthy :woman .wh~ had cec • ~ " All 'my Noel ' " Anm'lr.~ ' Many La Vie : of Leader Joe Clark who was local paper, 'calling for 4~ ' Children N~ - Am~lrJ : FKbs Se¢t'att fallen on in~l times. : " OUr 145 Lives Summer. All my, ~eude Af1~rlrJ Go to AVIS de born and raised here. applications from town- Nevertheless, Pinewood Megellne Children N~uds • AmM'IC4 Sell RKherMle Lifelong High -River speople to act an extras in stuck by th~ deal, telling the --.r Summer One , A~flla,r. Movkl . No Plec~ resident Don King agrees the movie... World • Miglslne. llfe World ~ Like Home TraY-tiles Koopmans the house Would Another • Prolsctlons to. • ~ Wes~ Voyage nofl4fll townspeople aren't, en- Several turned up at a be camouflaged and then World Pro!0~IIQn$ Live : World. Festlvei Voyage , d'un Pl~ thused. King, a retired" local .hotel ,eager to-be retur'ned to its newly Chips ' , CoroflMl~l GerNtral Texas ~ Movie ARglled Roflth| farmer, is curator Of the signed On, only to find out painted status after filming Street He,lint Texas - Movkl lkltdllng d'wl PaYtl local museum, an 1803 the man running the so- Chips • ~atlo~ General Texas - SN~III ~ Clooma is completed. Street Hol01tal Texas SPatial MlrkMIng Solelll railroad station brought to called auditions " was About 90 crew members the town from Calgary.:'~ho charging $25 each to MoVIe. ~ The Edgb Ryon's " Tr~ ' Vk: ar~m', Cognttlve ae will:displace the Koopmans • :lS _" Portrait Of Night . AI0n • Teflnll PlychoIogy _ Wile building will be-used as a prepare resumes and had from their home for a few : 30 Take ...... Thicko. This Old S@Clll de . bus station in the.movie. -- nothing td--do With-the -days in"August, but the , :45 a Thirty • Griffin • ' . Show HOuse. Psychology P~lun "Nobody's excited," "he production, couple doesn't seem tb-" Mobster Wok wlflf Merv" Linle Sesame C.~metlcs A drawls. "We've had quite a -The episede angerad local Movie Yon Griffin " House Street. - Genetlcl Tire mind. Movie • S~v~ t KOM0 • on the ' Sesame Arts Ante, . few fflms~made here, so I people who had been duped. • 1.45 Movie "There's a little cash -- News 4 Prairie • Street F~ndstlotl Le Petit guess we're getting used to .RCMP investigated but involved, enough for an it." found the carefully worded King $ : HIlly ' Baleblll' All, " Milder " Flit . Tile-5 evening out," says Eiske. :15 News gays All" . Stlr Rogers FOrwlrd II Tale-5 Pressed to name, one.- ad was not illegal and. But more important, she :30 * King $ Tk Evlmlng Star Bseeball DIck Vllloo " Tele-5 . :45 News • News Game All Cavort On Tett-S King pauses a momentand charges could not be laid. says excitedly, Pinewood i then describes, a light "I think there were a lot of has .promised to .take still Baseball ' Star ' Doctorln Applied Q~lncy ' ..' News ". - Miller All" Slleball ~ HOUl4 Sketclllng * QuIrlcy comedy made in the 1940s people turned off by that," photographs of the house King 5 Lou Star All Business Growing Quincy starring Jack Oakie.: says High River high.school :~$ News Grant " Game Star " Report Years " Quincy - andthalr two cats. Of course, more-recent drama teacher Elizabeth "We're not professional ' Entertain. I.OU Baseball Ssseb'l! . MocNIII ' Revolution. La films have been' made-In .• Gredley, who says she photographers, so we don't ,, :15 " Tonight Grant All-' All Lehret ~ , Of 11411 Teltlovrnll :30 TIc Tic Skews " Star " Stir ~ Of Cree TIltl. southern Alberta, but never personally has no desire to have any really nlce:pic: : 45 Dough Journal Game aasag)aii the Sea .. " Hunts, NMIonel right in the town. even view the filming: lures of our c.ata." -Klng allows that Super-.... LOs Kimber, head of Dove ABC " Stars ' D;ll~lf "- . Cree . Nomr As. :forthe prestige:-- Of Maverick ~ Nature ". , • Tua~Iey: ~.~ . UXS "i Way .... In 'man III will likely bring : Mead Productions, the firm ~neeting _the Stars of 0 ..i Sr~ Of Night Gol~er Oclgnui Conllqmls :,*5 Maverick Things • Movie Movie " UXB O~lenn ~ Noes some money into High representing Pinewood for Superman lll..Koopman . River.\ pre-production in Canada, Flamingo Thrltl'S • says the onlymovie actors :15 Road ComPany Flro - " of M~llce \ Intorlore Comlqucs he's ever really admired :30 Flamingo Too Close ABC Walks If@re- Pl@ple'l Premiere :'45 Road for Comfort T ueldiy .. Far tho~ht Law . p~ge I are Jimmy..Stewart and Marllyn Monroe -- both Of 0 :~ Flamlnge ,'he Night Woman'- Nova , N0yi • Premire whom he met when he Reed ' National. ' Movie • BCTV Nova ' Nova Pegs • Flamingo - This " Friendly Movie Nova ' • N0Vl " Prq~l It ', appeared as a wrangler on 145 Road Land. Flrl. MOVP ' Nova • Nova ¢~ld. , the movie River 'of No

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I~0S ANGELES (AP) -- Our only arguments are take on the responsibility. November.Naneisplunned .. " • Valerie Curtin pounds a .over who's~goingto type." "l'don't ~ow of any other for winter because of the ~ typowriterasaseeretaryon ': She was bern in New cases in the cemetery with Corral's isolation, the new ABC series 9 to 5 York, where her father, someone coming as .con- ~ and.at home_ slxe!s;also~at * Joseph Curtin, was a radio sistently," said Philip Whether Huttan can' turn the typewriter M,a suc- actor who s.tarred in the Birgel, general manager of the operation around, eessfulmoviesereenwriter~ long'running Mr. en~l Mrs." Holy Cross. overcomingthelocotionand Curtin':stars In the Sol-los North radio serial.. She Bit'gel said'he assumes the' costa, remains to be ! as Judy-Bernly, recently made her.TV debut .in the CroSby family- ' don't divorcefl and a beginner linppy~ Days and appeared have anything../against offl~e.worker befuddled by. i~ a number,, of episodes.i " Measey maintaining the .' AS Kristoffei'son said her unac'custbmed ""You don't have timeina grave site...... opening night: .l.can't b surroundinp "in' a big series to-really deflnoyour "If thoy wotdd 0ppose'it, 'believe so many. people ~ L~O""OL~'"/'i24--2i21 or 624-3359 " ' ~ congion~ate. The -show, " chrscter theway yOU dbin a we would natwally have to • ..o,,.,.,,,..fo,,- a.dlheard • OININGROOM ,.',L .~,- . • basedon the' hit movie that movie, in 9to 5,.Judy.h.as a respect . their" wishes and ~..~..~w,m.....u. .. • &DRIVEIN ',,'~ ' istAve. W.atithSf. ~1; • the tickets.cost." ' . ," ."~,~.~~~,,,,,4lt~t~~e.,~ pitted-working women vulnerability that I ,can advise the indtviduai;ac; what against, chauvinl~.tie identify rWith. Unlike Vera," cordingly. ,I'm sure.,theY: management, also •stars Judy is*not dumb, .just must be aware of it, with aH Rita Moren0- and Rachel. -naive. She's..ne, wly divor~ the.publicity.": •.. Dennlson. cod, a neophyte at Urea" ' Massey, a grandmother of ~ "'Curtin and her writi0g • She spies James: Garner three, saidthat her Inmflyr partner, Barry Levinson,. at the next table in the doesn't re.sen,t'her-devotio~i WED were. nominated for an restaurant and ben'own a 'to Crosby. In fact, her Good Academy.' Award for their cigarette from him as they htlsband, Lee, - tells her Mornlr,g first soreenpla~", .... And briefly discuss his new when Croshy's. m0vies ~e Amerlr.m Morning Justice'For All in ~97S.'Two movie, Victor-Victoria.. on television; years later'. they wrote "I did a role in The Rock- The question that ANt Inside Moves• and..their ford Fil~s and I've had a naturally arises is why AM latest effort, Best Friends, crush ever Since," she says. more Canadian talent ,isn't Nwlhwe is .in production starr~,g "I played" one of those used. Hutton'admitshe has Burt Reynolds and Goldie, / , people-- I always play such been accused several times Lmm: Hawn. off-kilter people." of ignoring Canadians,. but Boas • In 9 t o 5, Cur .t~ plays the: ... .,.,.. " . -~makes. no apologies. rol~ci'eated hi the movie by I~-A~J~-~ ~ " "I'm *~n the business of Jane Fonda.. She also had • ,~,,~ ~,,,~ .... (AP) producing quality 'IV shows There are n0 signs leading the opportunity-to r~ate : tO the gravestone Of thelate for worldwide distribution, MI My her roleof Vera intheniovle entertainer Bing Crosby, and there's not a lot of such Chlkh~ Alice Doesn't .Live Here All My Anymore in'theCBS series, but an intent grandmother acts. available, in Canada." Mkkl~ .... in golfing shoes is a sure Hutton, who hna operated . Alice. ~ne guide, oil[ of Edmonton for moi'e Life .. "They approached me the Every Friday, 55-year-old than 10 years, has produced first tim~ they tried to do Marion ~ve Massey visits specials with •.Canadian LiVe" the series,", says Curtin, Holy Cross Cemetery, singers Murray. andBurton Ge~r~l "hut the thought of being where she tends not only Cummings.. But he argues Hes~ta~ locked, into. the first Gemr~ character i'd created Crosby's grave, but those of there are fewother acts that his first wife, Dixie Lee; his can make -"money oh the Ryan's wasn't appealing. And I was father and mother, Harry world market~ Happy also under contractto ABC . and Catherine; his brother, Hutton said rock groups D@ys at th~ time." Laurence: and a grandson, such a~Rush and Loverboy When shewusapproached Brian. are not saleable because The Merv about 9 to 5, she met with Massey first trims the "there's no audience for O4riff~ Fondo. "I wasn't sure what to grass around the .markers 'rock on "IV." - .set into:'.the ground, then The.~entrepreneur said do," she says. "lwantod.to scrubs and waxes the there-are two typos of kesl~ Writing. ~ markers and the embossed television content, cultural "But I loved the idea of the names ...... and-business. people l'd beworking with. I. But her most4ender care "It's absurd for someone tested with Rita and Rachel. is'reserved for the grave of to expect me to produce • Thathelped me decide. Rita Harry Lillis Crosby, Canadian material for is such a generous;actress, otherwise known as Bing. worldwide " distribution." And Rachel-is a Chrieimas. Croshy's grave is a shrine He said that;, instead, the angel;There is a simplicity to MasseY, Whosaid she met CBC Should. take more and truth in what she does him~,wh~n she was working rtspo~sibflitYforpromoting and l'mlasrningfromher." ~- as ,eThoSlesa ,'for the CBS Canadian.talent. - She says she ~,~s not inten~i to write a~y' scripts, st,U,ldi0 in 1946. ~ .... •.... for the series. ..- . . . can feefhim here," she cent'Hutt°nofwhat'hissaid75 tOcompany80 per "I'm approaching this " said~|:ecently' "He was spends is on. Cah~di~,n project strictly-.. as.... an ac- always jolly" und joking with services',: ...... ine i u d I n g tress" she sas 'Tm not " people. He tookeare ofalot c a m e r a m e n a n d ' • Y " - of.l~P~e". ~. " technlciaus, sure that I d know. how to .-: Sfi'e"leaves herhome 40 write,for a half-hour Alberta~indePendeatPay comedy. Although I ~ did ' kil°metres away in time to. arrive at the cemetery by 7 Teley~ion-~has~ ;purchased- start out'doing that. a m. She.tries~to get 6n the- the Canadian broadce~sting. i" . Curtly Says. that with;•, road ~;again bef0i-e the -~ rights for the 24-part series. l.,evinsen, with. whom she's ~ evening's'rush-h0ur traffic While the Kristofferson lived for eight yeai-s, ~"our .bel~ -~ ;.~ -. :- . show ,will air on U.S. pay sensiblllUes'm'eso.-stmilar ~ :: b~a~ey~Vistting the " televisionstationa this fall, it's .as ih0ugh ~it'S-~ ~e'!.-singei.,s,~,grave -a- month" it may be some iime before expandedbrain at:work. -after his dea~ _on Oct. 14, such outlets become "We almost never, lmve 1~7. There were no flowers common in Canada. any conceptual diffei'ehces.' at the site, so she decided to - Shows.lwill be taped into

• . . • , / Page ,10- "":i"" ': F bulous Fiddle:,Fe tUre v ...... IJ ..... I I I II II I II CARDSTON, Alta. (CP) Francisco, Irmade that miniatures for only a short permanmt display in the "That's deep .tone on s By studying ancient - The fiddle .."ed bet- a mng i se. time. These days, h'e's Schumann Memorial violin.... It will be a great manuscripts, of such old ween-tufls of beige velvet in " .,: .,,'i ~,~l~ :!,~'..." preoccupied with putting Foundation in-New York solo violin," violin masters sa Ants/do a wooden display case is Ai~ot.these ¢.~Flactually the finishing touches on his City. The success of the in- Stradiv.~g,i, Amateus billed by,Ripley's Believe it p~iiy,:-, ~:~, ~ut ~ the..o oo.t~d,on .... the 33rd and "finest '~ standard. onthis day, Thur had just strument's resonance stalner and:othm, Thur or Not as the smallest,vinlin SlU~d~L~'~'[~:h~ 't,O be sized solo violin; raised the sound post and depends on Such faeton, as synthesized the knowledge,. in the world. ~ ' a~U:|'e:":il~:'~e'~ii~'" :iln ear. Some of his inatniments was rubbing ~e ~before cholee and age of wood, made a few chaagea and ~I made It in 1936," says Th~',:~':'/~i'~e':.Nioiin already have honored checking for mindtedetalls design of the contours, the came~up with his formula. Reinhold Thur, .a 70-year- " s~' ~;~'~': so" ~aaU. i " pl~cen in the String sections like rite angle and diameter curve Of the table and the old dan~tec~inlan."This e0ui~'k'g~'t;'i;"bu~ h,;ir of the Salt Lake City, Utah, of ~e strings and the cut' of back, teasion ofthebua- "rm not ¢~pying. from one here, less than one inch in, ~.I ~ the mane of an ..Lethbridge,-./Jta, .Calgary the bridge. • .... bar sup~rting the beUy, the Stradivari;'. rheas are my long, was displayed at the ~..-angora ~a, t." and Vancouver. symphonies. / "You put life into a violin.' fluidity of the varnish, the own meaanrements and The heat of the rubbing and dedg~.... A Stradivari is 1939 World's Fair in San Thii~".a.. Will discuss his Another concert violin is on adJustmantof the tensibn .. the varnish put and~ meina and the l~Jtion of the nan~er and looks ]eager. : differeat category,!" strings, he says. • . I make my own stain. II I m L I . Like the early mas.~ro "The SitkaSpruce for the Even the e~lb head is my who tried to put the xtamp of belly is flue-grained and own dE~. ,?." 3 4:! 5! 9 121:: 13 artistry lnt6 ~eir in;. quarter cut; And tbu Bird- . , .- :.. alrumont, l'Jhur begins, to seye-Maple for the back is a Thur doem't make violins r " ~ pluck and stretch the secan~grade'g~owth which for the money, but rather • u.m. • mu.oum strings; searching lot that adds to the to,:al quality." forthe quest for ezeellonce. expreaslve,.. plaintive Th~ took violin lessons in :quaUty which violin experts his ~"former home in Ger- • "This on'e- took three " Today IkHl~h(. ' ~jnicim, M0rnlng ' 15 Show Jimmy ~rol~ AM News regard'u a mark of el- muny.;before .coming to years to make, but I can't " 30'' Hews ' , Sweg~ltl. Amm'lce Conlde "': MiMer , celience ...... Alberta when he was I0, But put a price angst, l'guens it's • aS New I00 Mornine AM R~ert .. ' "|'m not a player, but Ids "hands were ton small to worth several thousand AM. ~; Sesame ~o,~' : notice the tone oa this," play: well~, and he began to dollars, but. the price Today St~t rthweet - Street • :' DOt door . ; Seattle tO0 - S~ame Read says Thin; as his 'f,~'S experiment ", With the •depends on the total value.. 9 !i Today-' rnllde-" 'olternate betweon the key of techn/eal side" of the in; .. But I don't plan to dispose r

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i Another summer on. . i A~,r Matlr~l klmlce L. OTTAWA (CP) -- The regulatory agency said A universal service would 15 • World ~gllln. Life World ' ' at • Foundetk~l Trouvelllel Wednesday. 30 Another ~umen To . " A~other . ; ~ .,, /Oylge Rlflsll Canadian Radi~ supplement the 45 World Race . Live Wm'Id " 10JIgu .. voyage d'un Plyl _and Telecommualeltlmm At present, the CRTC is programming to be offered considering no specific Chll~ ~umen General Texas ' Tough ', A~llld Refllltl ., Commission has called for by the other• discretionary | 5 ChiPS Race HoSpital • Texas" GUy .. . • Sl~'chlng f. d'unCinema, Pays public reaction to the idea of application for a universal pay TV services,, the 30 Chips Coronal/on" General ," Texas -~ : ~llh aisle Go to 45 Chilli .. Street • HosPital. Texas : Ruby Sell Lee mandatory pay TV: pay TV servi~e." commission added. Interested parties have But while it rejected two The CRTC also is seeking Ryen's The ' i ' VI¢- '.,;' Math . Trois 3,~ M;;l. The Edge• applieatious last spn'ng, the views on tiering of cable TV Of Night -Hope Alan Brlckm ' Ma~h..: Agen until Sept.l to subinit their ~0 Dlsap. Take HaPPy Thlcke imtde " , ' Cognitive Cinema : views on the service,•which commission said the services.• 45 ~earance 30.. " O,ays Show OUslmmi, Development Cinema would be distributed to and , arguments h)r the service -With the introduction of Movie - Wok with ." The . Llflle Sesame " Growing .' . A Tire paid for by all cable TV '~-were persunsiye. =_ t5 "" The Yah Mere • rHoUS~ Str~ t Y(H111 d'Alle Universal pay. T~V would pay TV.and other non- 30 Bleep. MUFFet Griffin on the : s~r~me Am - " L'lmag, subscribers, whether they programming cable ser- ' s'., ~earance Show., Show Prairie Street Foundltlon ' au Going. want it or not, the federal be run as a non-profit en, terprise and revenues would .vices. suchas fire and King 5 . Happy • Komo ' Lltlle "" I Mister Fast Les • be reinvested into Canadian burglar alarm systems, the IS • News Days - ,. News 4 HOUSe . . I R~gerl Forward I Grondes• I I CRTC is looking sit whether 30 • King 5 TK Eve. ABC 0n.tha . DIck Self ' Ilatalllee productions. News Prairie " Csv#H : Incorporated du Pelsl 45 News Nav~ ; The commission said such cable operators should be allowed to package their NBC ~ Barney Koran I " News ,. " Doctor in ' 'Clnldllh ' EmlSelon a service holds the promise News 4 Hour ,.. " fl)e House" " Govlrnmenl S~ml~lsle I$ • News Miller services in tiers. _. 30 King 5 Love " Komo " NeWS Business - Compuhlre • Emllllon • of being uniquely Canadian 45 News ' Boat News 4 HOUr " ' Ret[~rl • - end SI~I~IIII ..1., % iri content, and character, Sui)scribers would be able to select what _tiers they • ~r.- Tonight Love Pm" . Harper ,.. MacNeil. Edt~=atlon Telel. while .at. the same time ":' Torlight Boat NorlhWeSf. Vllley Lehver . . ComP~lrl Rig. being available at a. want and would be charged Tic TdC Mark 8,. " end ToIoi. Mapper Lltllllt. Wc~lderJ of Education Niflonsl " accordingly,' ~.~ ...... ".... : • Dough Mlndy " Show., Hobo ..'.. the See " reasonsbly low cost. T • . • . • it also' Said-that because ~,t pi'esent, cable : sub- • ' " Fame FentelV-'" Dark• Magnum" Sheik " ' , F~et'of ° ill 15 Fame Island " room" • I P.I. .. -..PylvlewS'. lie piing . Grande ~of.guarantec~l~eontrihuti0ns scriber's,~y0ne~fee f0rall 30 Fame Fantasy Dark Magnvnl ~r~/ls.Old OaNlnUS Films from cable subscribers, .a the progran/'s they receive, s5 Fame Island • room ' 1 " ~ P,l. .: .... House• , OcelllgS Ln.. HEWIH TOWN? .uni~,ersal :service Would The tiering system is Different. • KnOte~ 6erb'lre gilt'rent ". Evw, lng '/.Iome, Gi'endl have~ theability to 'inject " already in 0petition.in the " ~5 StrOkeS ..... Landing . Wlltorl Str0kls itpops - Intorl0rl Films,

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Comi try musicstar Hank owned the paper and the sailed when he was 13, soon making amint.., but there assoctatk)~.~a't ~:ia~l Hurt Anymore, Tangled 8aow and veteran Halifax radio station? And Billy after he left home to escape, was no pay for the early -- the longestby"uny artist~ Mind~ I've Been -

Chroneicle-Herald re~.~r Reid, the Hawaiian what he euils othe cruel, radio work-- just ex- Later, • with~ - ~ *the ~:)~~I hel~.of,:' 'J. -Everywhere -- there have ...... II Harold 8hen got together at guitarist .... ? -- . heartless .treatment at. the •perience. Andff we got ,15' Ernest . Tu~,. ,, Hank been 75to 80 smash albums. . - .i Snow's' ranch in Madllm, "Did you know Don hands oft, is fatiie~. " cents an an.admiesion feel manageda~/of'dates And fans --he still has .' .... ~;'~ Tenn.~ sod the Nova Seatis. •Messer?" Snow asked. He has atroz~emofien for the dances we played, with the Gran(l Ole 0P~ m them by the thounands, say,:, " " " ~1

born entertain~ reminisced ."And. (Messer . band of llds fish-lpl~u~fdays, his. wewerelusky." '. ' r Nashville~3d'~'.~'~:.~i~ .pe~,,~eat the Opry,. :. ;..: " '* ii about his-days' and friends members) Charlie daysusa~tablemanlnSolly "- At the age of 22, he wrote ~ admitted to ~emb~ip. " • Ive got Some great. ' *•. :' .~c.~ back home. 8hoe's. account Chamberlain 'and Ray K.ic]rJe's llvery,stab]e ~d,,---Lonesome Blue ..Yede] and .After that ,thee wan,no . * / .Ct.-.-. ". /. "...... " c ';~. ',, of the meeting appeared Simmonds? And Marg he can even name the Prisoned Cowboy. and ooldngback. . '., , ..... -: . ..~ ~ first in the' Chronicle- Osborne--what a b(~autiful horses he tended. . recorded them'at RCA Hit after' hit. :-,,~'~,,I m ~Iovm ~v, Record~ ~ ...... : . :~ Hereld's weeldy magasine, voice...... He 5asvivid recallof days Victor "in"Muntreui.- It was ...... On, Golden '~t, " - .- .-~ • The Novsscotian. "Do you remember .the " whe~-he sold.copies of the . the,begianb~ of a 45-year Bbumba Boo~ie,;(.~ ,,~'t page 12 . :: .... , By Harold 8hea capitol Theatre, the old. Halifax Herald, swept .... --, .... - * - • ..... Halifax Chronicle-Herald MADISON; Tenn, (C]P) -- ' s c r a t c h h o u e.e' o n cbopl~l palpw~l; .worked " . ~...... " Inside the trophy and Barrington Street. They: as a stevedore loading,salt memento-lined • office, an Used to pay me ~ a show. and coal. and taught basic atmosphere of down-home "Where exactly is the guitar lessons. hospitality prevailed as the Metro Centre?" Hank . Most pleasant are hie celebr_at~], itho~gh modest, asked, referring to a major memofles of his acceptance entertainer from Nova new sports and en: as a country and western Scotia greeted us. tertainment complex in a singer, first in Canada"and "I love t0.eee anybody section Of downtown Halifax later in Texas and Ten- from home," said Hank much changed from SnoW's nessee; sharing billings Snow...... days, with Hank Williams, tNhat began as an in- "Oh, it takes in the Earnest Tubb, Roy. Acuff; terview became a shaz'ing of property where Moir's the whopping Success he has reminisces, as a 'rags-to- (chocolate) factory used to had with mony of his own riches country-and-western stand/You know, Man, my 150 compositions and the superstar withes hunger for wife, worked at Moir's ass 1,500 other songs he has news from home turned timekeeper. Your sister sung. tabies on a newsman from worked there too? As a His-mother sought to Halifax, asking as many cholocate-dipper? I encourage him to broaden questions as he answered. declare.~' his interests,-anticipating, • Hank wanted-to 'know --His. face beamed with perhaps, that it wouldn't be about old friends, the every name he remem- easy/or a youngster with a theatres and school houses bered, • $5.95 Eaton Special guita r to he played in his earlier "Bill-Rector -- from break into the big-time ~' - ~nother " summer One Another Great Science ~ Lea days, the fish-plants where Springhi]i? We spent a lot of " World Magazine Life World Pert. Foundetlo~ ~ Tro'Jvalll~ music world. Another Cities to . Another Great " Voyage.:. Reflttt heworked, the streets on time together. Hank did try. He tried World " Cllies " I~ve Worl d . '" Perf. Voyage . d'ufl PlyI Which he lived. And .there "Bob Chambers (retired • i " ! painting. He worked on C/lips Cities General" ' Texas .. Great " MMorlels ' Relicts - were personal questions Chronicle-Herald eartoo- stunt riding. He bought, live :15 Chips Cities • Hospital Texas " Perf. Stress d'un Pays .nist)? he do :30 Chips Coronation General Texas . . Great Your Cinema about family backgrounds Does still lobsters, boiled them and : 45 Chips Street Texas Perf. - Busines s Zouzou and work lives. cartoons for the paper? peddled them door to door. I , , ! " Movlo The' Edge Ryan's The ' VI¢ " TO Cinema. "Thirty-seven years at "I love this. l's not often I He even threw in a song or ,:15 Sky " of Night • Hope. Alan Braden Heo(th Zouzou the Chronicle-Herald?'/ he meet somebody down here two if the customer asked ..:30"- Heist Take -" Happy Thlcke Sign" With Cinema ~. :45 Movie " " Thirty Days Show 51gn You Zou~ou asked the reporter. who can relate to- the people for it. i ." "Well, then, you'd I knew back home.'" Nothing, though, ¢0"uld: ' " 'Sky ' Wok with " The CFL . " ~, Sesame Man Made A Tire : IS. Heist Yen Merv " Football Street .._ World d'Alle remember Dick Fry, Major One of the most divert him-from music. • :30 N~vle Muppet Griffin CFL " Sesame Science . Pepln0~ remarkable . attributes of :45 Movie Show Show Football" Street Techn. J Popl~ot Borrett and Cecil Landry When he coaxed and won u Clarence Eugene (Hank) ~ and Gerry Redmond of an audition wKh CHNS, he King $ Hel:~OV' Komo CFL ' Mister Trois . HIMolrs CHNS," entertainers and Snow, 68,-is his power, of played one of his own songs :15 News Days • • news 4 Football Rogers .Off.S. des Trains • . :30 King 5 , TK Korea • CFL ' Dick .Foufoull . Hiatolrs radio personalities on recollection. •Names, dates and one by~JimmyRodgers. :45 News News New~ a Football " Covets F0ofo~ll des Yrmll~ Hank's old station, CHNS a;td song titles roll out. He went on the air that night | | . NBC Barney ABC CFL Doctor In Applied ' L'lt|croyab~ Halifax. "And Anna Dexter He ean recite the names and returned to street :1S News Miller News Football the HouSe Sketching i Hulk . - who used to broadcast daily Of Lunenburg, N.S., sweeping in the morning. :30 King S Love KOMO CFL . Business Growing -; L'lflcroyebls and Senator Dennis who schooners on which he - "People thought I was : 4S News Boat ~ News Fontbal] Report Years " I Hulk Entertain, Love ~ "PM " CFL . MacNetl Funds. Telelourn'q : IS Tonight Boat . Norlhwest Foolball ' Lehrer Human Ge0. Tole[ournol :30 Tic Tee The Facts i'MU~r CFL ' World. of i" AI! veI "it, Tale ];" ' ": :4S DoUgh of Life. ! Show ~ Football ~ the Sea . . we I • . . National . / " KING ' 5CTV , Benton "L Doklrt'Of • Wash. • flOWledge. GerlleS ;"

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and there's a good overall ... from page 1 1 • balance ~ the varied composition: 'M;yles of fans,!' says Hank. "'Did you OV E R 70,OOO Christine MoVIe, Stevie COMM ERCIAL UNDER 7O,OOO The'log .home of your know that Ken Thomson of PROPERTIES Nicks and Lindsey Large" fatrnll~, home REDUCED BY $10,000 dreams ~speclqus and the" Thomson newspapers +3 10ts on Lazelle 3 b-r home on half acre, Impressl~,e, 'striking -Buckingham. ~ . ensulte, family room off has every one .of my Avenue; levelled and 4830 Graham Ave. Now Ilvlngroom and family • albums. People. write_ me Drummer Mlek Fleet- kitchen. Now. asking 98,500.. '- filled wlth,,graVeF ready asking 59,900. room fireplaces. Even a from Czechoslovakia, •wood and bassist John for building. full * bsmt. Quality England, all over. You ./-MOVie, Christine's ex, are 4807' Davis Ave. --3 b-r condo throughout Io~ --Good Assumable and should hear-a record 'a back to perfoi'ming instead --4 br, in gf-ound pool. +Rental Units on Grolg " town.. ( of merely playing by rote, --Further reduced to Avenue located on 4 lots vendor will consider' fellow sent.'me of a Czech carrying 2nd mfge. .The. three tunes, from 113,900. wlfh 6 cablns and, I singing i'm-Moving" On~ house..Good rental I -- Asking 47,500. LARGE QUALITY it's really fumty." Stevie Nicks are patently JUST LISTED -- A return. I GOOD FINANCING SPLIT LEVEL ethereal and heavy on Contemporary style, 2 A -couple. of. albums unique property |ust 3 b-r home at .4727 poetic imagery; bUt~tund to under ~ acre on the ~Modern. five plex,: years old, all the extras, ha,~ded him for Soucle 36,000 at'11~ to aulographing: prompted leave . this talented. bench 3 cmy 3 I):r.hon~e architect deslg-ned,each large family room, Unit' With 2~ bedrooms, March 84. Asking 67,500. .~orr ,n~,m(~ries, some sad. songwriter _ repeating plus a deluxe Inground double garage, ex- sunken 'livlngt~oom, gas ~e tune reminds him of herself musically~ pool. Must be viewed. Rosewood -- Rural .• cellent location. Asking 107,000. Call : heat, land' .price In- hiss:horse Shawnee. The. McVie's four. songs .give acreage approx. 10 acre Dick Evans .. cluding appliances and parcels. 20,000 to 30,000. hor~e died ai 32 and 'is the album its more sedate drapes. .... BE SELF- " buried on HanlCs Hainbow moments.with the exception COUNTRY LIVING : Phone Rusty or LOTS'AVAILABLE SUFFICIENT Ranch, with seven_ Of his of the keyboardist's Love In +Contemporary . 4 Bert LJuhgh " ** LmL 64 "phase 3 19,500. Real nice spacious 3 . dogs and a fav.orite bird he Store, with an up-tempo bedroom home.with'lull Lot ~. Phase 3 22J00. Ixlmn home and an acre aoquired in Ceylon. Like the' melody that provides a fine basement, wood and Lot 42-Phase 2 with of productive land under • fo0ndatlon 26,000. people he knew back home, opener to the package. electric heat on 2 acres i CHOICE HOMES " cultivation. Peaceful the horse, the dogs and the Guitarist Buckingham's In Gossan Creek Sub. +New listing at 4502 Further information location. Reduced to $75,000. Open to offers. bird" were, his friends. five songs, are ih~"most Cedar Crescent, nicely calIDIck Egans -- • +Attractive 3 bedroom An0, of course,=Hank colorful of the 12-tune finished, attractive CENTRAL lineup, with highest appeal home on Glen Road,. landscaping ..and .Snow remembers them. fireplace, oil furnance Fully furnished mobile. ~ • NEW HOME on his popish Can't Go Back, .assumable mortgage. home In Sunnyhlll with He's like that. heat, nlce'-vlew from MLS. 4: ~L,bdmns.,: quality his chilly ode to Sew York, sundecks/ Assumable -~ five bedrooms water- ConstrUction, ng heat, Empire State, and his bed, stereo, TV. Phone- Recent solo albums by mtge. laV= p.c. until +4014 North Eby located In town full rocking Eyes of the World, Bert to view. serv!ced subdlv. Asklng Various 'members of Los Nov. 1985. 75,000 fp. ) finished on 2 floors'with which features a beautiful SSO,000. Try an offer of Angeles-based Fleetwood 3 • baths 1& •. ~2 J• brick: JUST LISTED marriage of .electric and +,1960 sq. ft. home on 3"~ fireplaces, ensuito, leP-g~ -I-4921 Straume Ave. 3 SIS,000. Mac offered a much-needed acoustic guitars. acres of land [US~ eut~ sundeck,, double, ca~-- bedrOoms, family room, break from the band as side the municipality.* .port. :: . , carport, nat. gas heat. Unique log home on 5 mU-ch-f~-th~list "crier-as:for There are too many Three bedrOom's; acres, lovely setting 6 the musicians themselves: fireplace and wood. and. +47]6 Scott Ave. -" nice • +4820 Scott Ave. neat moments on the new R0Xy minutes from down- That .the. respite was electric heat. • modest home.~wi.th 3 end clean,, fireplace, - Music release wh'ere town. Even has a (:ute beneficial is immediately bedrooms, ensulfe, wood and electric heat, and cozy In!a w ~uite. listeners maiy find them- paved perking areas.~ "" evident on the new Mac +Four be~reoms With~ .ca~p0rt and full . selves wishing, they could wood heat, covered |. basement. release, Mirage (Warner rip the aural gauze from porches situated on 22.| :ForPrlcescal I •HOBBY FARM ON The price has dropped. Brothers), an albUm.that Neat tidy'3 bdmn. home Bryan Ferry's vocals and acres of land. .RustYbr Bert Liungh THE BENCH goes far in redeeming the Split level home with on large.lot; V= bsmt. If let-the u~;ual elat'ity of his For further information: quintet following their • fireplace, 3 bedrooms, you are in the' price work come thi~ugh. phone Rusty or LOTS & ACREAGES disastrous 1979 double set, carport~ sundeck in the range of the 50's be sure With few exceptions, Bert Liungh +Ten acre parcels of Tusk. land lust off Queensway rear sltuat~l on close to to see this one. - Avalon (Warner Brothers);- That package, as dull as it i.AKELSE LAKE situated between ithe S acresof land on north .is too ~vrapped up. in a ~PROPERTIES Sparks Street. was exl~ensive (some Beam Station and the GOOD QUALITY .tedious, dream-like at- Phone Bert Liungh reports put the pricetag in +Make your permanent Kltimat Railway Line. DUPLEX mospheric .quality fostered Priced from $45,000.00 . to view ~__ In the Horseshoe the neighborhood of-S1 home In this 1600 sq..ft. by. whispering electronics house with fireplace, 3 to $49,$OO.OOMLS. separate entrances) and million),, apparently was Spacious Well kept separate .driveways. arid F~rry's own seemingly bedrooms, quality +Just under an acre home, fireplace, sun. Present revenue $825.00 • borne of the group's ... disinterested presentation. carpeting Situated oq a lots located at the.... . awareness • of their deck; plus a 3 bedroom-- I--mo~-A3klng only $81,900. 53 ft. lot with good sandy corner of Old L~kelse marketability following the For reasons unknown, the beach and wired metal bsmt. suite renting $300 overwhelming success of singe~rdoesn't even feel the Lake Road and Thor- frame workshop. mo. and existing 1390 sq. ft~ ful! bsmt., their 1977 release, need to get in~,olved in the nhill SWenf.Prlced from financing at 10 per cent $28,000 to S,18,000. Ixlmns., 2 flreplaces..ng Rumours, which sold up band's foray into a funk- In. town good location beat, owners will carry +Summer cabin with 2 $65,000. wards, of 10 million copies ro~k arrengement~ choosing +Lovely large bulldlngs mtge. at reduced rate. bedrooms, wired, lots In a Choice sub: and became Canada's first instead to deliver an in- screened perch; located NICE 2 BDMN HOME 4916 Gair Ave. omillion-seller, congruously tempered- division just off Birch On large lot In town, on highway side on Avenue, with full* set. The l'ollowupTusk was so vocal. large • garage / just • 14V~ acres and 10 acres attractive lot and ggod vices, tightly:treed and p0orlylreeeived that :~the' Of 10 tracks, only Take a beach...... ".reduced from $59,000t~)[ of clear~l land, paved street. $52,000. ~ In Dutch Valley, '~ record (:ompany, !n an- 'Chance on'Me ~nd TO Turn- • :~ Phone Bert or " Phone Bert or . On Ihe above nouncing Mirage, does not You On " are honest RUsty Liungh Rusty Liungh Call Bob Sheridan call Bob Sheridan even put the new album in representations of the perspective with the two- F~y-Roxy norm. record bomb. Rather,, On thewhole, the albumis. "~lirage •is .':Fleetwood" struck • with an over- PRUDEN & CURRIE (197SLTD,) ~635-6142 Mac's first-single-album .whelming sense of im- Studio record since .they '.portance that is supported : gave2s Rumours." .. by nothing more than its ...... H()WeVer;: *- to a sma.-d~Ho~lartf~" -" degree the' notation is ap- propria'te in. that the new Case in point Is the in- product contains many of ~lusion Of two in- the .elements that made strume~ntals, India and Rumours a • winner and, ~ Tara. Fillers at best, they .... , .cOnyersely, were lacking in both efid-b~ore any real

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