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VICTORIA (CP) -- Recreatio/~ Minister Sam Bawif Monday welcomed the. federaJ government's decision not to bar United States sports fishermen from , Canadian waters,, saying their expulsion would create unemployment and harm the province's tourist, industry. Bawlf, the mInister responsible for fisheries, said allowing U.S. sports fishermen in B.C. waters •would not affect the interim fisheries negotiations car- rmtly under way or the Can. ada.U.S, maritime boun- daries negotiations which are expected to resume next month. Last weak Canada barred U.S. commercial fishermen from Canadian waters and the U.S. retaliated by barring all Canadian fishcrmen from Its waters. Rawlf said the barring of Cansdlaensports fishermen was not necessarily unfair because U.S. law dces not According to Statistics Canada, tourists are pouring percent jump in visitors from the U.S. in April, and the into B.C. in greater numbers than expected. Canada's flood is expected to keep growing. Above, VIA Rail differentiate between "cheap" dollar is thought to be partly behind the 12 commercial and sports passmgers arrive on CNR in Terrace, Sunday. •fishermen. He said that sports fishing industry in B.C. is worth $160 million a year, but he was not able to nay how much U.S.nsports fishermen It's harder than could be believed to carry an egg on a spoon for t/fifty feet, Fdldala contribute to this total. " Elementary students did it Tuesday during their annual Sports Day. More an page 3 CLARIFICATION SOUGHT The minister said the B.C. government is seeking . .An Ottawa cabinet ventlonal agreement was conform to the Canadian determining the amount of • further clarification on the minister told the HERALD slgued in 1953. The proposal of flag state an- fish caught in one country's negotiations. 'in a-telephone interview, Americans have agreed to forcemtnt procedures, in all waters by fishermen of Claims Sex Charges Meanwhile, Canadian fish- Tuesday, that the govern. this exemption fur halibut boundary regions along the another country Is very eries spokesman Inn Todd mere of the United States fishing and have requested a tines of the 1977 r~iprocai involved, confusing, and said fisheries patrol heats say~ it regretted the decision similar exemption them- fishing ngrcemcnt. The next sometimes open to question, found no U.S.fishboats in by the Canadian government selves for tuna since the meeting of our negotiators In some instances dollars ,,Part o f R CM P Plot Canadian waters Monday. to ban fishing by U.S. vessels migratory tuna species are will take place on the June are compared to pounds of "As far as I know, our area is - In Canadian waters that left exempted by the U.S. 19. flsh. Whereas Canada ~as NEW WESTMINSTER, he found it difflcult to helieve of Matsqul, which would free of American fishing it nn altornatlve to taking .Fishery Connervallen and • ."Most fishermen", the fairly active accurate B.C. (CP)The defence Rndger's nccumtlens about effectively phase out the vessels,"heasid. reciprocal nelton. Migration Act of 1976. Minister stated, "say they isformatton on ito own catch, lawyer for a man charged the RCMP but said some RCMP. The' only incident in • .Accordingly, Canadian ..The Canadian cabinet are very pinased with the It has surely on figures from Crown wife,-,--' evidence The- line therefor- lind Can,adian waters oecured fish~g vessels are now net minister further told the strong acti~ .as this will the United States for what witht~t~:0urse having with a g~rls,oxual uflder14 in-antmdlY,. ~orre-"~ted .the,,gond,~:]er.:n0t~,::nung:.-:w-h~,a.:patrel~t.;~.~a-%~:,~ .I~r~!tted.:..to'~fi~in.~.e.-U~S,. HER~D.'I'::;:=.,.,= • . .=', show that, .Canada ,.me~..//~r ,.fish.men daim to years of age saidl~enday an idea. him to win, he said. ~errlt~raai' wamrn m the'...;)'lli~reiS ~e interexttag ~ImsInesi/: ...... ~' ..... ~'have nirveit~l In'C~ik'dian RCMP plot to ensure the Vilvnng said evidence has "It sounds bizarre I agree trawler having difficulty same way that American difference, however. ~ The .."The U.S. rate, their waters. aec~e~ was never elected shown the" girl and her but there appears to be with its fishing~equlpment. vessels] are not .allowed to U,S. cannot differenttete figures when they list the • ."In the matter of halibut, mayor of Abbotaford may he mother did not go to the evidence of prolonged A U.S. Coast Guard fish in Canadian waters between sport and com- quantity ef U.S. fish caught the picture Is quite a bright behind the charge. RCMP about the alleged conflict with police just in spokesman said there were commencing June 4th. mercial fishing, as we hy Canadians, on what the one. Oh 'the total North Jim Vilvang made the offence--the RCMP went to the fact the Crown has .taken no encounters with Cnnsdiun ,.An important exception Is (Canada) can. fish would have rsaliied bad Pacific hallbat catch of 4.7 accusation during his them. eight days (to present its commercial' vessels Men- innde, however. Vessels • ."Canada is not enforcing a they been allowed to reach miillun dollars estimated for summation at the county Mter a series of interviews case) for a fairly simple day. fishing for halibut pursuant ban on,sports fishing-but the maturity. In arriving at U.S. •1978, only about $700,000 will court trial of Ray- with' the girl, police finally nmarge," said Vilvang. gifima! to the canventlnn for the U.S. are. The U.S. govern- and Canadian catches in the be taken by U.S. flshtog I preservation of the baHhut merit and' the ,Canadian opposite country's .waters, vessels. The advantage, [ mendaSpouccr Rndgars, . laid ' charges against , R odgeru was charged in 4S-year-old planning con. Radgerssix months after his October of 1976. ROMP Repori fisheries in North Pacific government have taken however, Canada mensures therefore, appears definitely [ sultant and former Ab- relationship with the girl had Vilvang also argued there waters and the Bering Sea, reciprocal measures to avoid the actual value st the fish on the side of the Canndlas I . ! are exempted from this confrontation in the bonn. that are caught, fishermen," the minister boteford, B.C. mayoralty ended, he said. isnodirectevidencethatany KitimatRCMP rupert'the concluded. candidate. NOT ACTIONABLE sexual intercourse, took Elks Clubhouse suffered an restriction. This con. dary regions, Vessels are to .,"The whole procedure of Rndgers is charged With Vtlvang said that when place between Redgers and attempted break and enter committing the offence Rodgers was running for the girl in Cnanda prior to over the weekend. No entry between August and mayor of the Fraser Valley her 14th birthday, was gained. Police continue December 1975. He has community hl 1976, he had The girl has claimed teinvestlgate. denied ever having sex with advocated amalgamntien ef Rndgers took her virginity Quebec WantsP;o vinciM Control the girl., services between Abhetsford while she was on a trip with Terrace ' Vlivang said that at llmt and the nearby community him to California, he said. Of Fed. Parks and Historic Sites ROMP Report QUEBEC (CP) -- Ottawa maximum. But on all those Among the sites now in the province becomes a A man ls in Mtlis Memerlal must turn over .to Quebec all paints, we are not the Only. federal hands are the Plains country. PNG OfficesPicketted Hospital with indetarmiunte the parks and historical sites ones with the powers to ' of Abraham, a national - "A province' does not injuries after his car left the R controls in the province, decide• historic park in the heart of change into a country only VANCOUVER (CP) -- up at all the major towns Canadian Cellulose Co. and road on a curve near the Old says. the white pap~ en IMPOSED PLANS • quebec City where Britain by constitutional options, but Paelllc Northern Gas Ltd. from Vanderhoef to Prince Alean to seek support in Skema Bridge shortly after cultural development tabled "The fed~al, government took Canada from France-in through the building, stone werkers set up picket imes at ~George, forcing their employers to 6a.m. Tuesday. in the national assembly has infiltrated everywhere, a decisive battle in 1759. by atone, day by day, the company's city Nine office workers use hog fuel (a by-product of Terrace RCMP are not today by Cultural De- imposing its plans and patiently yet enthu- headquarters and:maj0r walked off the job last week lumber) and oil, rather than releasing the man's name velopment Minister Camille budgets, constantly ob- "There Is no mint in sit- siastically, of the conditions British Columbia branch at Pacific Northern's buy natural gas from until he can he questioned Laurin. structing attempts at ting back while waitin~ until eL n living culture." offices Monday .in their headquarters here. Pacific. about the details. In the area of copyriAhta, a coherence.., and at siru~gle for a first contract About 80 B.C, Telephone "Eurocan, cancel and jurisdiction traditionally economy, on occasion." " with the company. Co, employees who work in controlled by the" federal It is necessary, the white. • OANADAWEEK The picketing followed an that building refused to cross * Alean make up 85 per cent of P,6. Prisoner government, Qt/ebee is paper says, to recognize "the early morning walkout by th~ lines but n,n-untonized Pacific Northem's gas contemplating passing its primacy of a single govern- , An organizational meet~g to plan the Terrace the company's32 technicians company ~ orkers and customers," Dowiing said. own law on "intellectual ment (Quebec) at the levels celebrations forCanada Week, June.25 - July 1 - and field maintennnce employees of Westcoast "If the companies refuse Gets 2Me. p~operty," the white paper of legislation, regulation and will be held at the Terrace Arena at 5:30 p.m. Transmission Co. were i at we willhave to classify them PRINCE GEORGE, B.C, workers employed on its gas as allies of Pacific." says~ financing. Wednesday (today). •llne between Prince George their jr J-: as usual. (CP) -- Randy Tcews, 80, a These are two of the meas- "Even within the federal and Prince Rupert, Pacie~ is a subsidiary of Dowling said the main de- prisoner at the Regional ures aimed at giving Quebec constitutional context, the The meeting is sponsored by ,the Terrace . Rick Dowling, of Local 213 Westoonst. mends by Pacific employees Correctional Centre here, a cehermt policy for the Quebec government claims ,Recreation Department and the Terrace Canaoa of the International r'.~vling said he plans to include union re¢ognltioni was sentenced Monday to development of culture in its entire responsibility for Week Committee. Brotherhood .of Electrical ,=~at with other unions job security, end clariflcat/ea two months in Jail for Iroadest sense. protection and development Phil Stewart, re~:reatonal director and Workers, said pickets were represented at Euroean,. efjob deaeript.ions, committing mischief by The white paper says of our heritage and demands chairman of the Canada Week Committee, told • wilful damage. federalgoveremmt policies that the federal government Toews and' three other debase Quebee's French return all the cultural the HERALD, Tuesday, that he is anxious to prisoners were charged culture to the level of a l~opertles .it possesses or have a good, across the board, representation following an incident Friday "provinclslized" oddity,.and manages in Quebec, as well from all ethnic groups, organizations, societies, at the centre in which a toilet Ottawa's interventions in 'as the share of public funds it churches and service clubs. llWao~S[h~gUlled off a various facets of culture devotes to this segment of a. cell, and ,,~' hamper the province's el- Quebec life," Phil Stewart ihas applied for a $1,000 grant fixtures and ceiling tiles in forte to enact its own policy A 1972 Quebec law, cited in from the t;otmcU Foe Canadian Unity which other cells were broken. of cultural development. the white paper, says Wouldbematched dollar for dollar by the district The three other prisoners, . "Whether it be in the area cultural properties include Allen Kennsy, 18, Cenrad " of habitat, leisure, in.-, art objects, manuscripts, IAICSa, 19, anti t~rnmue formation, assistance to printed works, audio-visual Curritas, 18, will appear, in artiste and writers, heritage, documents, monuments, SPOA Offioial To Visit Here court June 13 for plea. education, we will use all the ltistorieal, natural and ar- • elbow room we have to the . clieological sites and areas. There Will be a s~ial assist them in founding a P.6. Oflioial meeting of interested local branch of the. SPCA, residents of the Terrace - Gordie Howe, SPCA • Fined $2,600 Thuruldilarea with a visiting volunteer worker for official of the B,C. Society Klttmat. told the HERALD 'PRINCE. GEORGE, B.C. Terraoe Twister for the Prevention of Cruelty he has recently picked up (CP) -- A former city to Animals at the Theruhill do~s in advanced stages of finance comvany official has Astonished onlookers watched as a twister Jt/nior High School at 9:30 distemper. In his been fined $2,500 for taking. p.m., Tumclsy, June 13. estimation, 90 percent of the $II,000 in bribes to ~ppreve tore the roof off of the Shoppers Wholesale war- Representing the SPCA, Mr. dogs and cats in the 'area financing for land house in Terrace Monday. Leach, from Vancouver, will have not been inoculated developmest here, Randy Haigh, who works at Linsey Cartage describe the work of the against distemper, Howe John ,Thomas Kelly, for- humane organization that continually receives com. met assistant manager for next door to the warehouse, said the twister picked up the roof at about 6 p.m.,spraying rocks deals with nil. matters plaints from persons Home Plan 'Realty Ltd., relating to the health end reporting packs of wild dogs pleaded 'guilty Manday in around the area, then a fewsecondslater headed welfare and ownership of all at large posing a threat to provincial court to receiving out toward the airport. animals, hrge and small, children and animals, awards from William Alfred No one was injured, and there have been no In revealing the pl~ned These, he believes, are the B.C. Forestry sign intilcatos very high forest fire hazards on sign, above, while fire Bued~unn,, president and, visit of Mr, Leach, who will result of abandoned degsth0t fighters continue mopping up o~ratlons near Willinms ,Creek, ten milec south o~ owner of Pinevlsw Land' reports of any further damage caused by the be coming.here en the in-.- Development Ltd, twister, have banded together for Terrace, Tuesday. I , vitatlon byarea rw!denm to group survival. . , o, t ct

PAGE 2, THE HERALD, Wednesday, June 7, 1978 ', Kildala Sports Day " = t i "

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Annual Kildela Elementary School SpertJ Day . .Pictured above are ~wlers, cug~ ball enthusiasts . .The KiUmat Girl Guides were there as well with a has been cancelled but Vice-Prlnclpal of K Jack was held Tuesday with the e=tlre school populace,, and Junior i'mmers. Other events ~eluded-a tug-of- ooncessiun stand. ~About thirty teachers and forty ~hreoyer says there will be some excins|ve school about 630 students from grade= Kindergsrtsn to seven, war, relay running and egg racing, sack ra~es, ac- parents and oommunlty recreation personnel also meets where certain ladle/duel schools will heat Shelf oompetlng In some events and Just plain having fun In curacy throws, and a three legged race, to name but a helped organize and host the meet. own meets. Alsoon4op is a winter Indoor meet for nexl e~11~'It ] |flW, ..The Inter-schenl/rack meet sche~l~d f~r Ip~ tl~l]| year. Endako back in I J!ai bait provisions would go if I Kitimat, • FRA~tt LAKE, B.,C. picket line outside CrImInalCode. amendments ' : adopted[' ' Academy. Awards denum mine was back in eted. ".. production Monday after Both Endnko and OTTAWA (CP) -- The crime" for.a 17-year-old to FOLLOWSBASFORD miseico'a proposals would The two National Film Board presentations locked-out miners ~om the Craigmont may be picketed Criminal Cede's notorious have sexual relations with a The commisoim'a working ~ei with this o~enca as an that won Academy Awards this year will be Gibraltar Mines Ltd. copper under a provision in the but littleused jailbait, l~-year-old, for a 19-year-old paper onnsexual offences assault, shown at Kitimat Museum Friday June 16 at 7 operation near Williams labor code granting unions provisions ~vould disappear, to sndunea 17-yearold, or for came less than six weeks However, the com- p.m. Lake, B.C. took down a involved in a dispute the along with incest and anadulttoseducaa20-yesr- after Justiee~Minkter Ran midian's proposals would "Sand Castle", a short animated film that the picket line. right to picket all other bestiality, under p r0~ old woman with promises of Basfordintro~c~d Criminal focus on com~mt. Without places of business or made Monday by the Law marriage or employment. Code amendments that consent, a crime would be children as well as the adults will enjoy, But the Canadian op~aUousofthelremployor. Reform Commission of would replace the crime of committed ff the sacatiant so illustrates Blake's idea of seeing "the world in a Association of Industrial, Placer Development Ltd. Canada. - To protect dependent H-to rape with one of assault, much as touched the victim grain of sand". Mechanical and Allied wbeilyowmEndakoendisa Sexual assault, covering IS-year-aids, it would with sexual organs, or "I'll Find A Way" shows a crippled child Workers (CAIMAW),whieh major shareholder atthe everything from sexual become a crime for a person The commission said its touched such orgam. represents the 875 workers at other two mines. It was touching to penetration in authority to have sexual proposals, the result of PARTIES DIFFER tackling her life with courage and enthusiasm. Endako and Gibralter, now granted an injunction without consent, ~vould relations with them. This several years of work, are The Bnsford bill would re- What could be a tragic story has become a has threatened to hit the Monday limiting the replace such crimes as rape, would include such people as "broader and more quire the degree of victory of the human spirit. Craigmont Mines Ltd. picketing at Endako and buggery and gross in- parents, relatives, exhaustive" than these sa'isusnesstobeestablishnd These two films have been judged the top in copper operation near Glbralter to four perseus per decency, teachers,nemployers and proposed by Besfurd. . during a tm]. The cam- their,class this year. Come out to the Kitimat Merritt, B.C.. access at each location. Sexual relations with those glmrdians. It would apply to Busford, who~said May 1 mission would have this However, picketing will be CAIMAV/ spokesman under 14, male and female, male as well as female that the LaW Reform established after guilt was Museum Friday June 16 at 7 p.m. and enjoy first preceded by a meeting today Peter Cameron laid the would be forbiddm. The law victims. Commission's proposals, estahiislied but before class, entertainment. with theb.C. FederaUon of injunction posed no problem now specifies only females Incest would disappear, would be taken into account smtmcing. Labor. Craigmont miners for the union. "Three pickets under 14. The commission said family In assessing public reaction Vagina, anal or oral pens- are represented by the shatdownEndako," hasaid. A welter of current so- rather than criminal courts to his bill, said the basic tratiou would add to the esv- United Steelworkers of "And at Gibralter, we're called jailbait provisions were the placas tondeaiwith issue is how to treat rape. erityoftheoffeaee, uswould America, CAIMAW's chief locked oat," wouldgo. They make its it, Both his bill and the com- violencoofeny kind." Marsh Worl , " rival, who have asked for a The 400 Gibralt~ workers The Bastard bill provndes meeting Wednesday before were locked ont May 26 after formasimumsenteucesofl4 deciding whether to honor a bargaining for a new Nova Scotia companies " years for ind~ent assault picketline, eoneetive agreement " end life.for"nggravated ~~.~=. ~ ~,'~ Fteelworkers crossed a rcachedan impasse, indecent assault,'" which .~ involve viol.., or i~, 1~.~/ ~" ~ " p planning, sUpport fishing ban da=~.,~ . too, the paymnolegical 9 '[ JL r : ' ' : ~ : The commission" doesn't O O propose maximum sen- Douglas Johnson, Atlantic obeyed the no:fishing order tences.Itsayathelawahould ~.--uv .=.~.ov.~=.... region direeter.gmerei for in Canadian waters, larva ~/ larva says largest fishing companies tile federal fisheries American fishermen can provide for hospital treat- meat as an option to is- • expressed support /~mday department, remain in a section of seal-~ prisonment, with the of- OTTAWA (CP) -- Offidak portatioa Co. "to move pi for the the ban on Amerie~ He said it appeared that all lop-ties George's Bank that of the northern affairs 'that will never ~ fishing vessels in Camdien U.S.nfishing vessels had is elaimed by beth outmtries, fender able. to make the waters. They ~iso ~aid the choice if the court permits. HORSEFLY (A) -- This large insect is o constant department got a scolding moved"onnd'hast of other han'wi]] ~0t. affect tl~lr It speculates that more annoyance to large animals and to humans. The today from Progressive horror stories, Ohoris said, catches because Atlantic Drinkers dry out sexonltumthemselves offendersin tar might treatment femaleSfollowingfeedasharp°n blOOdand painfulSUCked frombite, their victimSLarge horse Conservative Frank Obcrle He satd up to =0 new hausas Canadianfelbermenlmveto If the criminal law did not flies measure up to 25cm In length. They haunt for what he called poor had been built in Nor- work within federel quotes, n planning, mmmWells with no Harold Nlckcrsan, VANCOUVER(CP) formed last month. The present such a threat to ponds, marshes, lakes and swamps. The Prince George-Peace prospects for tenants and president of H.B. Nlckerson Negotiations continuec-- tmionnwas not happy with them.The commission says 25CRANE cm in FLY length. (B) -- ThisThey insect have rangesextremely from long small legs to River MP said that with added he had seen a barge and Sons Ltd. of North today in the British the formation of the victims and alleged of- and narrow wings. Common in wet meadows, department encouragement, load of"folid oak" furniture Sydney, said he thinks the Columbia beer dispute as association at a 'late date fenders must be given more marsh edges, ponds and swamps, they feed on government agencies, allowed to deterioriate expulsion of the American drinkers toured outlets for during negotiations with protection against publicity, live or decaying vegetation and minute aquatic life.. communities and outdoors because no use fishermen was a goodmove - the remaining stocks during individual companies, whose consequences • oflmsinessmmdollarsin anticipationSpent mtllionSthat couldAsKSbeFORmadeHELpof it. shouldandthebefederalcongratulatedgovenmnentfor sweltering temperatures. The union's contract at sometimes "go far beyond a natural gas pipeline Negotiators for the newly- Curling O'Keefe expired wouldnbe built in the mentOberle should enid help the northerndepart, it.Hopof~llyitwillre~udt in a fanned Brewery EmployorS Dec. 31, 1977, and contracts anyIt saidofficial there isponishment,~' no raiioneib ~'~ 40 Western Arctic; I~bor Relations Association at othur breweries ended in for maintainingthe offmca ...... communities which ex- more satisfaetoi'ylong-term and the Canadian Union April. Ducks Unlimited(Canada)' beThe built pipeline through instead a Yukon will panded their services in agreement being reached o~nUnited. Brewery, Flour, The union had applied to between,of bestlality--relations a human and aB ~4ss Pembina Hwy, Winnipeg, Man. R3T2E2 O 243.7D anticipation of increase, sooner than it otherwise Cereal, Soft Drink and the B.C. Labor Relations ~ha~ it im't. a/ route, leaving Inkvik with a population, would, he said.' , Distillery Workers were still Board for a cease and desist power capacity it can't use ' William Morrow, but must pay for,unn in- Waiting for a final ap meeting when the as-. order to prevent the lockout, creased fleet of barges . proval was too late to start president of National Sea sociation's lockout notice be- but no decision' had been owned by Northern Trans- long-range planning, besatd. Prod,eta Ltd., Canada's eameeffeetiveatlla.m, renched today by the board. ," TERRACE largest fish processing The association served The beer shortage began New policy for have little inmediate effect aloekoutnotlceSaturdnyafter walkout.of union members .lateshutdown last weekof the aft. CarlLug the MINOR HOCKEY on the Bast Coustfishery aed at the Curling O'Keefe O'Keofepiant. Deliverles to loagterm effects depend on brewery more than a week liquor outlets wore slow In childre - into fishing on George's ", M0ison, Lahatt and Hotels=o ,aes were o, stockpilingh.ge dn=de. beer IIEGISTRATION d Bank. 'Columbia breweries ,so are Inmticipationofa prolenged 1978 1979 Season "It's pretty hard to know members of the association, dispute, m VICTORIA (CP) -- provide more musical what is going to take place Education Minister Pat artistic education in the and we're just kind of hopes to announce this an ari~tlc omeeo= ino. the Morrow said. oarc.. e 0L4RENOEsm,.,, MIOHIELSi~HOOL m,.. GYM month a new policy of ministry. "But I think they had to do promotion, assessment end "Music and art education something sabring this toe I;00 TO 4:00 ~ograms for gifted children is underattaek by idiots who head." " g]o--ers 00ST p.m. p.m, British Columbia, view it as an unnecessary C.W. MeLe0d, president of m "The gifted children have frill--some kind of largely C.W. MeLe~ Fisheries of be= ignornd," he sa]d, "It is irreievest and unimportant Port Mouton, thought it Bugs 7 & 8 years ~JM - a very gaping hole in our . piece of candy," Barber regrstable that CAnada and PORT ALICE, B.C. (CP) w~so vehicle was found at program in B.C. We should said, adding that everyone the United States could not -- A search was under Way the end of a logging road in ~[. havedoneitlong ago, andwe should have the opportunity resolve the I~roblem Without. Tuesday, for two loggers Side Bay near the entrance Poe We Pups will do it," to enjoy and learn something resorting to tlshlag bans., missing since Sunday in the to the sound late Sunday. McGeer urged Charles about munle. HOPES FOR SET. Quatslno Sound area ,of Ciarksaidthemenhadap.., Barberbe patlmt (NDP--Vlctoria) ia his demands forto Gary Lank (NDP--Ven. TLEMENT"I feel badly to think that spokesmenVancouver said.island, a police milesparentiy through pianned toextremely hike two Poe Wee opporimdties for the ~ifted, couv~-Centre) called ou the the atmosphere • in C~rperalMarvclarksaida dense, bush to a desolate ' Bantam iucludinganofflceofartistie government to help children negotiations ~vould have tracking dog was being beach. ' education within the of fmmlgrants in Vancouver come to something like "Drought in to search for the ' /m RCMP helicopter had min~try of education, who do not speak English. that," McLeod said. "I two unidentified Port Alice . seai'ched the area on Midget He said his ministry is He said these make up 40 would hope tiiat they could loggers,. aged 21 and 24, Monday. ' r " ' # working on the basics first per cent of the school still negotiate on amicable 3uvenile because there are no con- population, and accused terms," .' .?% sistent standards fer the McGeerofraelalandethule He said the fishing bans of i~, ,> averageun'thegifted,, students' much less ellUsmassistance, for not pr°viding arenecessary building ill uPwill.. a l°t of MagicCapadets, Two.Members one Family "There should be exciting "He didn't need it, his chll- "Just the thought of it is ~I~N programs for the gifted,nend dren don't need it therefore turning some people againft e|Oh we don't have them," nohadyneedsit,"Laaksnid, others, ldou'tknow~vhatthe Thee/Dennis Loomis Magic Capades show [] MeGeor said during debate "Became of Ins position and outcome will be, but I think schedl~ed for 8 p.m, on June26 has been sold out, • , 'i!'r on his budgetary estimates, background, ha doco nat cure we have to live and work Tlwee Members 0f One Family i 4 "B,C. has done an extremely about English second, together." and I~omis has agreed to put on .a special poor Job--there is no language immigrant None oft he three com.- matinee for the youngsters at 4 P.m. onthesame question of it," children." panics had vessels in day. • " $100.00 for greup !i WANTS OPPORTUNITIES McGeer told the iegkaiure American waters whoa the Tickets may be pro;chased at Caledonia School $1m. Muimum 0harge for' Family; Barber called on the that ida ministry has up- matching U.S. ban on or from members of the Caledonia Kermodes government to provide prov'ed97proJeetaduringthe Canadian Ilahhng in United ____'____ . ~ . opportune, practical current year for a total States waters went into Basketball Team." laboratories "so that the expenditure of $2,32S,000 effectSunday, Ticket price is $4in advance or $5 at the door.. bright kids can test their above theregularVaucouver Nor has there been any . Youngsters with tickets to the evening show bright ldens."n school district budget to eignofU,S, flchlng vessels in will also be admitted to the matinee. He urged the minister to ~eviatsthe problem, Canadian waters, said H, , I

I THE HERALD, Wednesday, June 7, 1978, PAGE 3 B.C. Tel battler , I ' More resource won't be muffled 'discovery ahead VANCOUVER (CP) -- An buying equipment from VANCOUVER (CP) -- The dustry and public opinion on attempt to muffle the directly or indirectly related accelerated oil and gas higher gas prices, which are protests of Vancouver firms. activity in northeastern expected to continue in- businessman John Bryson "It is preccsely relevant" British Columbia will Con-" creasing to keep up with the about his battle with British said inwyer Gordon Hen- Sinus until at least 1980 with cost of newer gas. Columbia Telephone Co. deren, appearing as an in- an increased rate of He said the commission over intsrconnection rights ' terrogator for the director of discovery, a spokesman for will also be examining failed Monday at a combines investigation. "It the monistry of mines and estimates of the peak restrictive trade practices goes to show Just how far petroleum resources said demand for gas in B.C. over commission hearing, n B.C. Tel and the jw wili go to Monday. the next 25 years and the Lawyers for both B.C. Tel put Invent inter- ~i) "We estimate that eight impact ofn,~onservation on and Bell Canada were connection." n trillion cubic feet of natural utility loads. overruled by hearing Couture agreed .that gas will be found in B.C. in "We also want to get views commissioner LueAndre Bryson, under cross- the next 20 years,"Wflliam on the recent trends in the Venture when they objected examination all day on other Weaver told the opening discovery of oil and gas in to Bryaon repeating his story pain's, should get a full ?. I session of the B.C. Energy B.C., and the extent to which about how picketing by B,C. bear~. • : • Commission's anDual review recent additio~ to the Tel strikers and intimidation Clark, Tale- : I of oil and gas prices. reserves are due to new field by B.C. Tel management communications Workers He said that hetweon Jan. discoveries, new pool killed a deal he had con- Union business ngent, who I and April 15 there were 144 discoveries, extension of gas duded to install a five-line questioned Brymm all day on welis drilled in northeastern fields, and economic and switchboard fora New Went- his do-it-yourself in- B.C., compared with 102 in technical revisions to minster firm during the B.C. structions to cu.stomers the same period last year. A reserve estimates," Ludgate Tel strike ink year. n buying 7.S-metre phone total of 304 wells were drilled said.. Br~son's installation was eatamiou cords, was quick to 4 I" v - ~ in 1977. The hearings are expected ripped out within days and disassociate strikers from John Ludgate, deputy to continue here until" June replaced by more costly B.C. B.C. Tel management over a~ • L,~ chairman of the BCEC, said 16, and then will move to Tel equipment, on the basis the picketing incident that this year the com- Kamloops and Prince that present rules of the related to Brysun's firm, Tel- '~ mission is trying to get in- George. Canadian Radio-televlaiun A-Phone Systems. Inc. He and Telecommunications said the picketing was moti- Commission don't allow vated strictly because inter-connection--tying in workers thought Brysun's any private telephone ter- octivitien constituted strike. Plastic industry minal equipment to lines breaking. owned by the phone utility. MANY QUF.~TIONS CLAIM'IRRELEVANT Peter Butler, a B.C, Tel Both telephone companies lawyer, subsequently, MarUyn Callahan and Mar]orle Martin. called negative interrupted Bryson'a questioned Brysunnon a wide VANCOUVER (CP) -- the past few years in testimony to complain this variety of points, including Don Phillips, British Canada. evidence had nothing to do Bryson's overture to com- Columbia minister of He said if Phillipswanted with the commission's main pany president Gordon . economic development, said to help the industry he should focus which is to study the MacFarlane for eentracting- Welfare rights speaker in town Monday the plastics industry join in the talks in Progress effect on the public of the out work,nand how Bryson isbelng negative by wanting in Ottawa dealing with vertical integration of utili- could make good on his by Donna Vallleren would have to stretch that' their basic rights while they Callahen, a former social Despite myths of "welfare governments to use tariffs to reduction of tariffs. ties such as B.C. Tel and prombe at 10-year $200 to cover utility bills, are on assistance, worker, said it is not alwa~,s impsde the imports of plastie Phillips told the con- Belle Canada, and aperc- guarantees on equipment be rip.offs" and the comforts of food, clothing and other Manypooplearenctaware ,possible for the social living on the dole, people on goods, ventiun that the industry fleshy their ~acticas. of sells. necessities, while living in of extra benefits they are workers at the l)epartment Speaking at a lunch givm should use its energies to Welfare receive barely leas-than comfortable ac. ontitied to under the act, or of Human lRenourcea to fully enough money each month to by the Society of the Plastics show government how it commodation, haw to go about getting explain all aspects of GAIN Industry of Canada, Phillips could be helped once tariff cover basic expenses, let In B.C." there are ap- to their clients, partly along emergencien. them, they said. eaidthatmoatoftbepiaeties protection is withdrawn proximately 60,000 families because of their heavy industry is located in rather than trying to have 'Police charged That was the message and 20,000 single people oil For example, if the per- caseloads and partly brongh to Terrace last week ~n's stove breaks down, Eastern Canada and present the tariffs remain. GAIN, according to the because of the many dif- trade tariff policies result in He said people in the Went by the authors of a welfare authors' figures, 90 percent rather than subsisting on hot ferent situations covered rights handbook, "Welfare dogs for a month in order to Western Canadians paying want free trade because they of whom are unemployable, under the act. an extra iS00 a ,year for have beenndiscriminated with assault Rights & Gain." either because they are pay for repairs, the recipient The authors compared Marilyn CalIahan, and can apply for extra money to consumer goods, against for so long. handicapped, senior citizens, applying for assistance with Ron Evason, president of Reason said inter that the VANCOUVER (CP) -- A Bartlett failed un two oc- Mar, erie Martin of the or single Imronts. Actually, cover the cost of repairs. out an income tax stay of proceedings was cMioue to appear to give School of Social Work at the the two women pointed out, It's important for the form- you need the pertinent the saciety, said he was federal government plans to entered Monday against a evidence against Merrieon. University of Victoria, were most of the people on person on GAIN to know amazed and surprised by reduce by 40 per cent by 1987 information. Phillips' attitude.' He said tariffs on plastic goods 'en Vancouver policeman The police officer was sponsored by the school to about these benefits "so you Cailahan and Martin said travel throughout .the government assistance are don't have to feel so much that his industry has in- feting Canada. charged with. common charged with kicking and children. they hope to reach as .many vented more than $3 billion in assault. panching ~Barlictt while he province, holding workshops One of the major probkm like a begger" when asldng people as possible with this Constable R. C. Morrlaoa, was in Jeff on a charge of on Welfare and GAIN faced hy people en for them, Martin said. information, not just those ISl ' I m FOR PRIVATE USE OR BUSINESS a member of the feren since assaulting a British (.Guaranteed Annual Income • a~sslstance is the fact that Besides explaining about on GAIN, but the generai 1974, was emerged with Columbia Hydro Ins driver. for Need). GAIN rates do not keep up special needs, the booklet public as well., " AUTOVEST assaulting Patrick Laird Bartlett was inter fined The same regulations with cost of living increases, circuinted at the workshops The 1~try of .HumM Before you buy~ Investigate the advantages of this rmt- Bartlett, 39, when be was a and placed m probation apply to Welfare, Miniecme, leaving the recipients • and written by Cailahan and Resources has completed a to.own plan. All monies paid apply to purchase. Why Wlaoner at the city jail for a year for assaulting and hundicappod pension, all lagging farther and farther Martin explains about ap thorouRh review of tie up your cash or borrowing power. 1st and lest between Feb. 10 and Feb. 13, driver Yvoune Huet~ Feb. of which are classed under behind basic living stan- peal procedures, incentive ' regulations and procedures months ram and drive away. 1977, •..... II, 19'/7 after she',tuld him tO the~AINAct, althonghratcs darda, programs to earn extra and have come up with a EXAMPLES Prosecutor Henry Wood leave the bus for being axe different.) Callahan and Martin are money, and education and "very efficient check-up Based on 36 month lease entered the stay after unrnly. • The authors lashed out at providing these workshops to training to get back into the system;" Martin said, - i i the myth of "big give- help people on Welfare know work force. making Welfare fraud its F 250 pickuPiT8 EconolineVan| 78 C 100 Chev.p_ull aways, on Welfare, stating almost non-existanL i $148.00 per month I S136.00 per month I $129.00 per month I it. is "almost impossible to "There's no Inif~o of ilense end price|lHSe end price i lease end priceR make ends meet." I publio funds," she said, and i $2,17s.® I Sl,97s.® I sims 00 l B.C. Briefs "It's a minimal level that repeated public statements i or simply re~urn i or simply return i or simply return i people on Weifar~e have to VICTORIA (CI)) -- TOURIST CAMPAIGN by Minister of Human 1 78 Camaro .T| is Zej~ltyr" Sed~ml ,8 oouao Van II live on," according to Resources Bill Vender Zalm $139.00pur month S124.00per month $139.00per month | Speedway Motors Ltd. and VICTORIA(CP) -- The Callahan. Roy Passmore, company British Columbia Ferry regarding Welfare abuse lease e.d price IHSe end price lease end price| For example, a single destroy the self-respect of S2,025.00 Sl,825.00 $1,875.00 I sales manager, are Carp, and local businessmen mother with two children scheduled to appear in court are planning a joint tourist people who are on govern- or simply return ,or simply return or simplyreturn n would receive a shelter ment assistance out of. Friday charged with a camvaign to bring more allowance of $135 and a 78 Fiesta 3 dr. 78 FI50 4 x 4 78 aids Cutlass i violation of the Trade vlaitors to Vancouver Island necessity, S99.00 per month S155.00per month $139.00per month i support allowance of g~00, Anyone who wan unable to Practices Act. Speedway is in the spring and fall, John This• hypothetical mother lease end price lease end price lease end price i charged with deceptive Anasll, Victoria Chamber of attend the wor.l~hop or I S1400.00 S2,275.00 $2,025.00 practice after the sale of a Commerce president, said would like a • copy of the or simply refurr ~r simply return or simply return• 1975 Volkswagen Rabbit to a Monday, Ansull said the booklet "Welfare Righb & Victoria resident. Paasmore Crown-owned ferry corpo- Gain," can pick one up from 1 FOR FURTHER INFORMATION is charged with participating ration has offered to Arbitration the local Department of Human Resources office or *•CALL LARRY H~,YES- RICHARDS inadeceptiveaet, orgaldgepackngetouraffom the Greater Vancouver area for police by wilting to the People's • COL L ECT 987-7111 MAN CHARGED which will increase business LawSchool Vancouver BELMONT LEASING LTO. FORTST. JAMF,S (CP) -- for Victoria and the ferries People'a Law School, 2110W 1160MARINE DRIVE Shlme Rahko, 22, of this during the off-season. .VICTORIA (CP) -- The West 12th Sheet, Vancouvw, NORTH VANCOUVER, B~C. D.00479A central British Columbia Details will be worked out Sannich policemen~s union B.C. community was remanded later, he said. decided Monday night to go Monday in provinceal court J to arbitration in a contract to June 13 on a charge of dispute with the rape laid after a 14-year.old VICTORIA (CP) _ municipality, following a girl was attacked Sunday Elwood Vcitch (SC-- request by Acting Labor night. Police said the 'girl Burnsby-Wfllingdon) said Minister Garde Gardom. wns raped by a man who wau today that bus fares in the Spokesman Cpl. Phil giving. her a ride home. Greater. Vancouver area Jamieson said that the should be laercaged by five' decision was made after PRISONER BURNED or ten cunls in order to pay heatedndehato at a meeting VICTORIA (CP) -- John the arca's share of the ealiednto take a strike vote. • Richard Marlow, 20,-a ira-nsit(~efidt. Jamieson said that the prisoner .at the Vancouver - Under legcslation now meeting, attmded by 100 of islandReglonalCorrectlonal befora thehouse, Vancouver the ll0-member Saanceh Lil Farkvam oTERRAI]E MIHOR HOOKEYSOHOOL Centre in nearby Saanich,. and Victoria would pick up *Police Association, decided DATES. was seriously injured in a part of the tab on British .tosokGardomtodaythatthe August 22, 1978 to September I, 1978 fire in his cell Friday, his ColumbiaHydro'aannuallK0 dispute go to arbitration No Hockey on Sunday, August 27, 1978. lawyer said Monday, million transit deficit, undernthe Essential Ser. Marlow, a former prlsonur of Cmwmt fare is 35 cents for vices Disputes Act. Family Violence the Jordan River minimum an adulLn Earlier Monday, Garden, ' ENROLLMENT:

socurityeampchargedMter Ve~tchsaid that.ff Van- whoalsolaattorney-general, Section "A' '7 & 8years., ...... ee ' lelQee ee • • el eeealeeeleeoe melee • 40 Boys a riot April 15 which cause, couver.decides to ,incrense asked both sides in the Conference Section "B" 9,10& 11 years, ...... ~...... , ...... 34 boys the gasoline tax by three dispute to consider ar- Section "C" 12, 13&14years.., ...... 34boys extensive damage at the comtsand the prol3e~tytax by bitrationunder the termsof A conference on Family Violence will be held institution, had . been ~e mill--us allowed 0rider the ensmUal se~vicen act, TOTAL 108 scheduled to appear in court in Terrace Thursday, June 15 at 9p.m. in the Monday,, Lawyer Peter the legislation fo raise funds Saaniub Mayor Mel PLACE: TERRACE' ARENA Freeman said his client was to. meet ~e ffansit coats-- Couvelier, was in.Edmonton Caledonia Lecture Theatre which will feature q in serious condition at,tha then a fare hike would net be on Monday attending a films and a panel discussion with experts, in the COST: burns unit at Victoria n~casanry, confarence oftbeFederation field of family violence. Section "'A': ...... ,..' ...... $35.00 Genoral Hospital and asked of Canadian Municipalities. The conference is, sponsored by, the United Section "B" &"C" ...... ,.'...... , ...... $65.00 for the case to be remanded THEY LIKE FISHING Under the essential ser- / I vices legislation, beth sides Way Task Force on Family Violence, the a week. ~ One of every four pe0ple in either can agree to an ar- Terrace Fan, fly Violence Committee and North, ' ICE TIME: Arkansas has a fishing bitrator or', can have one west Community College Health Advisory Section "A:'...... ; ...... ~...... 1 Hour per day RUSSELL APPOINTED ncunce, imposed on them if a strike Section "B" & "C"...... : ...... 31/2 Hours per day • TORNADOES HIT Committee. , Total of Ten Days YICTOR~ (CP) -- r" begins, ,' tr~,~.~,h ~. ~,,ooon ~1 has On Ai~I 3 and 4, 1974, to - Lil Farkvam, co-ordinator of the conference, ...... I...a',. ,k.' " --,. naUO~...... me m ,o elmer l--n The dispute centras on a m,v~m,~ w ~ w.- ~,.,~ ~,m,~ .~^~ ,I,.,, ~m c0stof-living adjustment said the conference will focus on awareness of INSTRUCTION: purateandflna~ial servic~ ...... ,I n,~, ,I,.... d~ clause. The polto~men want family violence and how the community can help ALL LOCAL INSTRUCTORS' commission, Corporate ~.v2~,~"~" ...... ~'-- any cost-of-living increase combat the problems of child abuse and wife Each day will deal with specific hockey and skating skills. Basics will be stressed: Affairs Minister Rare Matr ,~u~,,~ ...... ~ granted during the duration battering. / 0 saidnMonday.Mnirsaidin'a. A~"~l.~n~_, ~o of the two-year contract to be I~WS release that Russell, ' ,I...,,_~.,..~ 111t814B18 ta.J..o,&~ou ~USVWM t..,.n oo included in the base pay rate Jade MacLearn, of the child abuse' team with It Is the Intention of Terrace Minor Hockey to provide an' enioyable controlled, td|~ ~;JMJ~BJu(S &sou ~uu ~wv~a Vancouver Human' Resources will discuss child learning situation at reasonabM cost, who retired .recently as _ ,..., a. ,^ a,o ~J.m,,, ,,, for purposes Of determining t senior vice-president and...~.'~".~ ~,.~'~'.'~'~o~'~ - a new pay scale in the next abuse, Donnie Patterson will discuss wife bat- diroctor of MeLeod, Young, "~" ...... e~..-, contract... , REGISTRATION: tering, and aspeaker from a transition house in Will betaken a't time of registration for minor hockey. Weir and Co. Ltd. after 45 The police 'board, headed Vancouver will also be there. years in the ioventment Before Judge Barnett on by Couvelier, does nut want 10uainesa, will hoar appeals May 31, 1978, W, Balanow of the adjustments included, Saturday. June 10, 1978 "There are two things in this life for which we are never Clarence Mlrhael School arising from decisions made Hagensborg, B.C,, was For several days last fully prepared, and that is twins." Josh Billings under a number of, acts ennvicted of burning land month, policemen wore ' administered by the clearing debris without a civilian clothes and refused Either full registration fee can be paid or we will accept 50 percent as e deposit with miulatry. Russell will be permit, in contravention of to shave to show their th.e remalndor being payable at Hockey School Commencement, paidonaperdinmhaslsata the Department of Forests disappointment with con. In old~ Hawaii it was believed that some people could rate of $160 aday, Mnir said, Act, and was fined $100,00,. tract negotiations, become sha~ks at will, PAGE 4, THE HERALD, Wednesday, June 7, 1978 EDITORIAL Canada's First 'Canada Week' Twenty-two B.C~ cities have announced plans seven days of festivities from coast to coast, T ~for Canada Week programs to celebrate the from village picnics to special, in honor of our :week of June 24 - July 1 that has been set aside birthday. ! for that purpose. Terrace is not one of them. "Canada weel~ runs from June 25 to July 1st : The planned programs range from flag raising and this year the theme is 'Cenada, it's you and • ceremonies to the week long productions in me.' During this week, public celebrations will Vancouver and Grand Forks.' be taking place in over 1,000 communities The little West Kootenay city, says Norms throughout our tenprovinces and two territories, ~Sharpo of Vancouver, chairwoman of the B.C. culminating h3 special events-across the count~ celebrations, is perhaps the most ambitious in on July 1st,. including the traditional and colorful ~e province. West Kootenay will be starting off 'birthday bash o_n Parliament Hill, in Ottawa. June 24 wiLh a Board of Trade organized parade "Canada Week is mere~.tllan a giant ogtdoor •and an opening ceremony featuring a 100 voice party. It is a time when we stop to think for a chil~en's choir, followed by (June 25) a family moment what Canada means to us and what we picnic in the park and Doukhobor Choir in should m~n to each other.? Manyof the Canada recital; an "Almost Anything Goes" Obstacle Week activities serve to remind up of our past Pace_ (June 26); a Senior Citizen's Day in the achievements and of our present prowess in •Park and a large bore rifle and band gun contest- many fields. And, perhaps most important of all, (June 27); a Sportsmen's Dinner and Teen it is a chance to speak to each other in a spirit of Dance (June ~); a Children's Sports Day (June fun and friendship; a clmnce tO get to know each • 29);. a Newfoundland Day - with restaurants other better. featuring Newfoundland items and, finally, on "This yea_r, the dat~ 0f~. CiUzemlii]~ W~k :July 1, a Pancake breadfast. have been changed to coincide with Canada !Kiti,mat's plans for• Canada W eei~ start off with Week, Plans are underway to stage ceremonies !an ecumenical church service for the 25th., in several regions to honour new Canadian :Soccer tournament, 25 hour Dancethon, ~nd citizens. Surnmerfest - all on June 30th., - and the Official "Sports events of all types are a major part of opening of Kitimat Village - also on Friday 30th. Canada Week, from the three legged raceain the On the last day_(July/st.) there will be an 8:a.m. neighbourhood park to national calibre cham- Pancake Breakfast and, later in the day, a "Mutt pionships .in the Olympic sports. Show", Parade, Ethnic Food Fair, en- "A ~pecial program twinning each/of our tertainment by "The Whistlers" and crowning of provinces and territories with another will result Miss Kitimat. in an exchange of athletes arl~ts, personalities Prince .Geo_rg~s plans for its celchration of and Canadians in all walks, of life. Canada Week include a "World Championship "Events in Ottawa on July 1st will include Gold Pa:nrfin" g Contest" for_ July 1st. displays by our Armed Forces, a huge parade" Prince Rupert has also decl~ed its intention to from Ottawa to Hull and back, with represen- participate in the week loog Canada tatives from every province and territ~ry~ sports celebrations, but its plans ere not known .... events of all kinds and one gre~t picnic on either To date, however, Terrace, with its Council side of the Ottawa Rive, linked by Alexandria still sitting on $2,500 of "Capt. Cook" money, Bridge. seems to have no plans for celebrating Canada "In the evening on Parliament Hi!l, poplar Week, whatever. At least none that we are entertainment by top Canadian artists and a aware of. With the Terrace Chamber of Com- gigantic firework display will set the seal on THE BIG PARADE: . The annual gtant parade through cross over into Hull and back, uniting Quebec and merce still looking for ways to fund the operation Canada Week. the streets of Ottawa will be even bigger this year and Ontario on July 1. (Photo Richter, NCC-CCN) l of its newTourist information_Centre, it has none • "Network television will Unite our celebrations to spare for (~anada Week activities.• What IS dur~.g the 7-day period.. Each .day during the Can~tda Week, anyhow? .. ~esk, CBC regional stations will feature selected Two' Years In A Ro~ •According to a government brochure, here is events stressing .the twinning of provinces and what Canada Week is: territories, highlights of which" will be replayed It's Our Birthday. on th# evening of July 1. During a four hour Ex-Her ld Reporter Wins Journalism Award On July.lst., Canada will be 111 years old, and broadcast scheduled_on Canada Day~ the CBC it's an. occasion to celebrate. For the second consecutive . Vancouver Sun columnist he wa~ severely injured in an for an invest|gation of bank show activities across the whole country as year, the runner up award fn Doug Collins won the $500 automobileacoident, loankick.baeksinvolvingthe "Each year," the pamphlet explah~s, "at this well as the big party on ParliamentHill. the lower circulation first award for investigative John Asling of the Prince GreekHonorable community mentions in B.C. also time, more and more Canadians are finding that "Re(lie Canada also plans to. telecasf the Ot- category of the MacMillan reporting in the over 25,000 George Citizen won the top went to Eli Sepuw of the July_ 1st is more..than just a long" Summer tawa celebrations with activities across the Blondel .annual aw.ur~ for circulation category for a - • .. - -. ,, journalism was won oy Marx series of articles on "moon- award for writers on weekend. It's the culmination of Canada Week, The oword was newspapers with less than Prince George Citizen, for a country- especlally,m French-spealm~ areas. ~i~untit^n lighting" by a university series on land development, • based, .. on articles. published 25,000 circulation for a series ban, who carried on outside of stories examining'the lack and to Inn Weir, for stories ..... ~ : .... ~ ~" ' ~,'~' ~ :' '::, m,m~-Alherni.Valley Times consulting 'work • co on a dispute between the City in Port Alberni. Hamilton, university time and at of psychiatric health care facilities in the northern city. of Kamloops and the public !, now editor for the weakly taxpayers' expense. The employees' anion, carried in Letters Maple Ridge Gazette, won stories resulted in tightening Five honorable mention theKax~loops Sentinel. Weir this year with a series of of consulting regulations awards of $100 each were is now with the Ottawa articles on the causes and throughout the B.C. voted by the panel of in- bureau of Thomson effects of vandalism. academic community. dependent judges. In the Newspapers. Medical reporter John higher circulation category Judges for the competitioo Why Immigrants Go 'Home' For several years, up to Braddock of the Vancouver they went to Stephen Hume were: David Catton, 1974, Mark Hamilton was Province took the $250 of the Victoria Colonist, for a president of the Catton- Dear Sir, casts are interrupted by answers to these criticisms, said for our Government. general sports and runner.t/p award in the series on the export of B.C. Buckingham Advertising Since my last letter to the oommerelala." if they're considered not Unlike the USSR, China, photography reporter for the higher 'circulation eatngery native artifacts, and to two Agency; Jim Maclnnes, Hel'ald, on immigrants, "And also we are retur- valid, from true red-blooded Uganda and other Terrace HERALD. Mark is with a gripping, minute-by- Province writers-Kay marketing vice-preaident of returning to their own ning to a more equable and patriotic Canadians. totalitarisnregimes, Canada the son of Gordon Hamilton, minute account of the Aisop, for an interpretative B.C. Telephone Company; countries, I've had occasion climate." "Canada isa good Pro Patrla" makes no attempt to prevent of Terrace who was for medical battle which saved artiele about attitudes in the end Robin Lecky, publisher to talk with others soon to country in many ways, but it Ed. Note: any of its residents frbm many years the Publisher of the life of B.C. Lions football Quebec-national unity of the Vancouver weekly, return, and it might interest is too close to the U.S.A. and For those wishing to leave leaving the country any time HERALD in Terrace. player Barry Houlihan after situation, end Dennis Bell, The Courier. your renders to hear some of its way of life is in. Canada, there is this to he theywanttu. their remarks, as they distinguishable from the prepare to return. And~ American way of life. frankly, as a Canadian I was Another leaver informed somewhat perturbed by the me he was leaving because Says B,O, Ferries Not Living Up To Agreement follo~g remarks- Plans Approved For of the present insecurity The Honourable Sam Bawlf quickly as possible to 1. "We are preparing to here. He stated that - "Our Minister of Recreation I would suggest that the responsibility for the sub- sell up and return to--after replace the fire-destroyed B.C. Ferry Corporation sidization as may be stupid North American and Conservation deck with a similar type of 20 years in Canada. Our system often condones lay- A New Masset Dook recognize its obligation to requlredofferryandeoastol friends think this is a foolish Pariinment Buildings; facility. This type of facility the residents of the Queen freight and passeng~ ser- offs of many thousands of Victoria, B.C. is consistent with the current move." "We have lived workers, since it is such a Plans for a new public structure wil provide for fuel Charlotte Islands and either vices in the waters of British quite comfortably here, and V8V IX4 level of port activity. In prepare itself to make a Columbia.". help to the employer in the dock at Mnsset ha#e-been off-loading facilities to. addition, I should point out have enjoyed all amenities- way of cutting down his 'approved by the Department service the landing of fuel D~ssr Mr. Minister; financial investment in the I should also like to bring but we are returning to far that other factors - such as docking facilities that its to your attention the seatiou overload expenses." of Public Works, it was barges ranging in size up to Thank you for your letter the need for deep water more pleasant surroundings. This person in an im- announced by Sksena M.P. 240 feat long by 60 feet wide. vessels will require at of the Agreement which "Our children, on our dated May 12, in response to herthege for tankers - would Masset, in which ease I will slates "The Province agrees migrant of some 24 yearo in. and Minister of Statoi Ions A small floating structure mine of March 14, with make a dock of this type, return to a country, where Canada, and a Canadian. Campagnolo. will also be required for the he pleased to seek federal to assume sole roopensibllity educational standards are respect to the provision of a although probably on a more citizen, and he eays-"My "The old government dock fueling of small vessels such ImbUe-ase dock facility in rudimentary (and less financial assistance in for deciding which s~vices higher, will he enabled to happiest year is right now, in Masset was destroyed by as commercial fishing return for a commitmest to should receive financial catch up in some subjects, the community of Masset. co~ly) scale necessary in as I sell up and prepare to fire in January," explained vessels and tugs. As I am sure you are any case. pablicacoess or confirm that assistance and to provide all and they will he taught good return to my own country., Mrs. Campagnalo, and a "Tenders should be called the Corporation will serve such future assistance." diqtion, so lacking over aware, the provision of any -. It is dear that, without Moreover, he ststed-"yon decision on a replacement shortly for the project, andit government service is participation by the B.C. the needs of the Islands This notwithstanding, I will,' here." "We will also have a can keep your snow and facility had been deferred to is hoped that work can be through the existing inter, as I have indicated above, be- better social life, and every largely determined by the Ferry Corporation, 'there is winter, I'm off to sunnier see if it would he possible to completed by the end of amount of use the service simply not enough potential island landing facility at pleased to seek federal formof enter.tsinmmt." We climes and warmer hearts." combine it with a dock for November", said the Skeena Skidepte Landing. financial assistance for the are glad to move away from will receive. In thin context, traffic to justify the coot of a And finally, he stated-"l the B.C. Ferry Corporation M,P. "A cost estimate has I wish to make the following ro-ro facility in Masset. The actions of the B.C. construction of a B.C. Ferry a society where crime is so shall stick with my original service to the iQueen been prepared by the Ferry Corporation on this 'Corporation dock in Manset, widespread." observations concerning the - If the B.C. Ferry Cor- assessment of the Canadian Charlottes. The B,C. F~rry Department of Public construction of a rull-on, rcil- poration were to agree to question in recent months on the condition that there "is "We are returning to a character, that is, that they Corporatiea has yet to decide Works, but cannot be fall short of the commitment publicaccess to the facility. much better type of Radio off public dock facility in provide service to Masset, it are vandals with a taste for on the location of its Quecn released unt~ a contract has Masset. is equally clear that the B.C. undertaken by your The B.C. Ferry Corporation and T.V, than here, where luxury and on the whole, I Charlotte Island terminal, been awardbt." Provincewhen it accepted an mns~recognize its obligation intelligence is shown in -The responsibility of the Ferry Corporation would be have found Canadians, cold. however, and it was felt that Mrs. Compagnolo met in federal governnxant to virtually (if not entirely) the annual $8,000,000 subsidy to the people of the Queen planning programmes- hearted, shallow, back- steps to replace the old dock Masset this-.wookend with from the federal government Charlotte Islands. where constant commercials provide public dock facilities only usei" of the re-re facility. to assume, in the words of biting, and utterly boring, could not be delayed any Mayor Nick Groue, and has never been questioned •In this event, the dock would Sincerely, do not insult our intelligence- also Jealous." further," discessed with him the plans the Subsidy Agreement "sole lona Campagnolo • • -where even news broad. So then, let's have some and, indeed, has been not- in practice- he a public- • The proposed new for the new deck. adhered to in even the use facility, lout Would be a smallest and moot isolated B.C. Ferry Corporation communities along the facility with provisions for pacific coast. , use by other cprries. ------ViotorJa Bureau--b, Tony.Uao.repr' "' - The public-use wharf in The point is clear. Con- Mascot was destroyed by fire struction of a public ro-ro VICTORIA . Opposition Seven point eight percont tml~..se m.y morality or my ~al social problems. in January. Because the cost facility at Masset cannot be leader Dave Barrett's of all physicians' services sanemnomona ~ungemen'.s It is ironic that for all its of upgrading the financially justified by the daily herald [-'1 " denunciation of Health are related to treating health on anyone or threaten thei~ lip service about the need to replacement facility could federal government without Minister Bob McClelland's problems induced by share with and care about not be justified by the use the use of it on a regular and General Office. 635.6357 Published by | appeal for British Cotum. smoking, said McClelland. What Barrett and most the poor and un- which would be made of it sustained basis by com- Circulation • 635.6357 Sterling Publishers blahs to kick the cigarette The health ministry other social democrats don't derpriviledged, it is the NDP without the involvemmt of mercial carriers. The only smoking habit was a conservativciy estimates the choose to look .at Is the PUBLIsHER.,,Oon Cromack which opposes programs the B.C, Ferry Corporation, such carrier forsseable is the MANAGING EDITOR,.Ernest Senior disgrace. total cost of cigarette eroding of the rights of the which ~0uld lessen the action in this matter was - at B.C. Ferry Corporation, and And his attack on Me- smoking to B.C. at over $200 increasing number of British burden'Idn taxpayers and my request- suspended until if tllis is the ease, then it can REPORTERS,,.Oonna Vallleres' (Ter~:ace.Thornhlll) Clelland's speech which took million annually. Columbians who are REPORTERS,,.ScoIt Browes {Kltlmat.Kltamaat) free fu~dd, which could he the plans of the B.C. Ferry hardly be considered a KITIMAT OFFICE..,Pat Zellnskl. 632.2747 place on non-smoker's day. Barrett labelled choosing net to smoke. devot4~l~o solving the very Corporation were deter- publlc-use federal govern- May st, points to a ,cClelland's speech sane- If society as a whole is social problems the NDP mined. This was in ment without the use of it en Published every weekday at 3212 Kalum St,, Terrace, philosophical dilemma timonious and asked ff its paying for the health costa of claims to be concerned February. a regular and sustained B.C, A member of Varified Circulation, Authorized as within the NDP which has acceptable to lock op heroin all of its members, it has a about. second class msil, Reglstratlon number 1201, Postage - By the beginning of May basis by commercial paid in cash, return postage guaranteed, hobbled its ability to solve addicts, why not lock up rightto encourage poqple not no indication of its plans had carriers. The only such social problems- supposedly cigarette smokers as well. to impose unnecessary been made by the B.C. Ferry carrier forseeable is the B.C. a prime concern of the party. He was referring to a burdens on the rest of This fiscal year as in the Corporation, and the need to Ferry Corporation, and if NOTE OF COPYRIGHT McClelland's speech dealt compulsory heroin treat. society. last the ministry of health provide a public dock facility this is the case, then it can The Herald retains full, co~nplete and sole copyright with the human and financial ment bill which has recently What Barrett and ether grabbed the largest dollar. to serve the local fishing hardly be considered a costs of smoking . costs been introduced into the social democrats a~'.e increase, of the budget, fleet had become urgent. At in any' advertlseme, t produced and-or any editorial or public-use facility photographic content published In the Herald. which everybody carries legislature, preaching is rights withoht rising from $175 million to that time, I requested Public warranting a major in- because of the socialized "I do not smoke," said responsibility, a course of $136 billion, an increase of. eproductlon Is not permitted' without the written Works MiniSter Judd vestment by the federal rrnlsslon of the Publisher. ' medical services plan of B.C. Barrett, "but I will not action which will inflame not 17.8 percent, Buchhnan to .proceed as government, /

"THE HERALD, Wednesday, June 7, 1978, PAGE 5 J Argo play d la Springs'from Morethan.S million Gi I'S S ftb.all ! ' e st season the Noi-th playvo..b " say r o byDmPearma RE~INA .(CP) -- tome But, Sawula said, th~ fact with inju r ed b a ck * Sawula te ezeited abo.I that volleyball,s coach. popular Tourn m I"g|== volleyball.growth in Canada. does mt mean tha'e are no ey CO 1 GUELPH, Ont. (CP) -- realize that I was getting diagnosing the problem, but Tide this morning at MK He describes it as poblems to overcome in the Defensive back Lorne hurt in eye~'y collision," it's been a ear and it still Bay Marina is low at 9:20 lieu"tremendous ,, ,, .., unbe- evolution of the game, A key TERRACE GIRLS MINOR SOFTBALL 6th WEEK I Ri~at'dson says he pM.yed Richardson, a native of hasn't com/aEround Hock, I a.m. at 2.2 feet and high tide abL. need is more structure and ~aul.as.t.seasonwimapamml Moose Jaw, Sask., was a can't even run dm the is3:40p.m, at l3.3 feet. But the technical co. permanence at the team may30,T8Vie Froese - 15 ClarenceSquirts Michiel • oacK mlury which threatens CFL all-star four of his five beach with my wife when veryD°UglasinterestingChannelplaceWaStoben Volleyball°rdinat°rforAssociationthe Canadiansays level.Becamemany parts of the Linda Juba's Hotshots. 5 ; to e~d his football career, previom seasons so he was we're on a holiday." ' fishing over the past week of Canada faces a long, difficult country lack organized and PeeWee i ! Richardson, 28, joined To- given a five-year conlract " Camper]and.f1 AgarPark ' ronto Argonauts last year worth about f~0,00 a year Richardson says he knows sun, as meet boats not only struggle to reach in- competitive volleyball Lakelse Pharmacy. 8 i ! after five outstanding when he joined Argos. the Argos tried to trade him caught fish but also had a termtlonal prominence in leagues, a crucial step is to Midget • i Canadian Football League "Everything was rosy," he away during the winter and super time with no waves the sport. ' emure that teams have a Moose Lodge .13 AgarPark sensual with Saskatchewan said of hts move east. "I had now, watching training ~d lots of good weather. Volleyball,hesaid,'Inabe, stmcture which keeps them. Doc'sCartage-5 Reughriders. But a few days signed a nice contract, camp activities from the lgotareportyeeterdayof Swoon-games interview at viable. ~ May 31, 78 Poe Wee ~'~i after the start of last bought a condominium, was sidelines, he sees newcomer a big Spring in the Hartley championships,the recent Canadian has ~enior been PROGRAMThe associationSTARTED has NewLakelsePharmacy- quadra Travel 12- 12 AgarPark season's training camp, he getting married. Now, just'Darrell Penner beginning to Bay area and this could growing at an astonishing started an elite club- "Juvenile hu~t his back in a collision one year later, I'm con~ take over his Job in the possibly signify that there rate since the Olympics two development program, R. King&Sons- 13 cassieHall with another player, cerned about finishing my defe~ce, are big fish coming in from years ago in Montreal. encouraging volleyball • ',Unbelievably, con. contract because of the in- the north. Women's "JFeam-Leftove~s - 5 "Even before the Olym. teams to take on a per- Midget ~! sidertng the mount of pain, jury. "All I need is time to get The Kitimat Rlv~ silt has pies there was a great martenS status and offering CanCelAllStars. 15 RiversidePark I didn't say anything about it "Somemornings I getup healthy," said Richardson. now made the surface water nttmba" of people playing them financial incentives. . Women'sTeam.Nozema's-2 last season because I didn't and feellike I'm 80years old. "It may take three months, of the channel dirty but as volleyball in Canada, If teams meet the criteria June 1, 78 Squirts wanttositontheinjurylist. I I can exercise, but I can't It may take a year. But with faras Jesse Falls. especially at the reere- M the program, theycanget took a lot of abuse from practise and it bothers me e~ough time to get healthy I Hot sports are still Jesse ational level, mmey, sometimes tax free, I,Bob'slnda Juba'sSwingers. Hbtshots 5 ~11 Clarence Michiel people because of my play when I run. The doctors are can be the best defmstve Falls, the far e~d of Costs "Since Montreal there has through the national last year. They just didn't having a ~ugh time back in the league. If it Island and the Sue Channel Poe Wee ' doesn't get better, it will with big fish around Bish bematre~mdousupswing, governing body. Northwest Sportsman-16 AgarPark limit my opportunities Creek or Ha.rtley Bay. Crab I would say upwards of half a Teamsin the program that Camperland. 8 o era to tr -~,, of football.,, are good sized and full. the game in Canada."" """Sisal team receive bonuses Doe's Cartage.25 AgarPark R• ugh Rid y similar to those amateur .,d,.

drafted by professional beatotalof20teamsinitanditsRoundRobin ' twin quarterb ac k ,... Scottish' soccer player But, Sawula said, the tangible rewards that show PETERBOROUGH, Ont. Canadian Football League. (CP)--CondredgeHolloway But coach George Bran- falls ..,t', --v-.aon;n" - o-a;s' aee Olympics'" "" and w'orld'~ Minor League Results says he wants the chance to catonsaid he planned it that championships are a long American :assodatlon Salt LAKE % San Jose 2 prove the two-quarterback way. way oGf. ~wamville 6 Wichita 3 ' ~Mcson 14 Pmoenix 4 'system can work for Ottawa "I wanted to delay the BUENOS AIRES (Router) mince come into' a Poland, third in the "The Soviet Union and Omaha 2 Siringfield I - Eastern RoughRiders.- start so we could open as a _ The 1978 World Cup revamlied 4-&311neup in the 19'/,Intournammt and among Japan are comidered the tol: Jowal00klahomaCity7 • West Haven 9 Reading 2 "It annoys me to have team and not have eight or soeceraf'mals, rocked by a hope et adding more punch the top halfdozen t~um this 'two volleyball natiom right Pacific Coast Waterbury 4 Holyoke 3 people always bring out the nine leave for the all-star doping scandal involving to the listless German at- time, will expect its feared nowand'they didn'tgetto the Tacoma 12 Vancuver 3 Bristol 5-1 Jersey o.i~ 4.n negative factors of the two- game thm return. This way Scottish player Willie tack. _ forward line to pile in the top easily. The "Japanese quarterback system,' we'll have continuity."n Johnston, moved back into - Manager Helmut So.hem, goals after missing the startedaseriouslgograminmin " Hoiloway, said in an in. The all-starngame was playing action today amid who hag already said that he ,target in the match against 19el and it took It years ' tervlew Monday. played Saturday in Calgary. hopes that the unhappy in- does not believe ~ present West Germany. before they won a gold- The Holloway-Tom Holloway signed a multi- ctdmt will be forgotten, n team is good enough to win In Group 1, Arg~l/aa and medal."Every other eomtry is Clmnents duel for the first- year contract last month Johnston is being sent the cup again, says he will Italy should clinch their alsotrying to improve all the string quarterback job was after threatening to play out liome, his international not make the mistake ot places in the last eight with time and we have ~ome expeetedtobea highlight of his option ff he wasn't traded playing career at an end underestimating the victories at the mq~me of handicaps other cotmtries the training camp he?e. "to a team that wants me " afternhe admitted taking Mexicans,' who made that France and. Hungary don% We ean't, foreample, For three yearf, Holloway Holloway said he corn- two stimulants before Satur- blunder themselves when respectively, put our top volleyball has played in Clmnents' plemmts Clements in the day's match against Peru, beaten 3-1 by Tunisia. shadow. Last year Clements Rider backfield, players in the army, and completed 182 of 298 at- "Teams use different which Fcotland lost &L "WeknowMexieoemplay Arsentina, whlchreplaced since it takes so much The scandal--only the better and therefore we ai-e Brazil as title favorite aite~ dedication it is liard for tempted passes. Holloway defences when I'm at second occasion on which a prepared for a very difficult its 2-1 victory over many of ourplayers because was good on 6~ o~t of 102. quarterback. The defensive player in the World Cup game," said Schom. The Riders camp, which line plays differently. They finals has been feund taldng , ltungary,nwill field an un. meyhaveJebetoeomideras started Sunday, was a week spreadout morethan they de drugs--surfaced" when a changed lbteup as midfleld well." behind most clubs in the for Tommy." random dope test en John- GIANT.KILLERTunisia, whose AGMN?victory recoveredplayer Osvaldo from Ardllesthe leg hasin- NATURAL FOUNDATION s~on after the Pmt match One avenue Sawula over Mexico put it high up in jury he suffered in the believes Is.open for ex- ' Lions slim down0 ternationalregistereda~v. Footballx, 8iant-killen in World Cup Italy is ako expected to ordinating,o,® wo, volleyball Tunnel & Rook Workers roster to Federation (FIFA) had time history, would surpass even field the team which beat programsat the schoollevel. to consider the affair, thatachievement Lf it beata France2-laftereom~a "lwould ]iketo ue"a Looal 168 COURTENAY, B.C. (CP) . for at least 10 weeks wi~ Scottish Football Associatlm mighty Poland at Rosario. first-minute goal. better llaisbn'betwem our -- British Columbia Lions ligament problems, general s~retary Emie Walker an- association and. the : today released five players manager Bob Ackled said. nounced that Johnston was curdctdum design in our holdlng from their Canadian Foot- Wide receiver Leon being smthome as seen as Seattle yachts lead are a special bailLeague training camp to ~BrtghL..who. #ayed in the possible and that he would expertise in teaching meth- red0ced,thar~r0~tw'to,'80. ~J~:all.sta~game~turday nevet~ again' play for ...... " .... " ods and we feel we could meetin ,__o June 8 1 He~d~¢oa~Vl~'R~pp"let' IdCalgkiTi~ep0i't~ltocamp Scotland. , World 3/4,ton race - go import defensive end Rlch at 191 pounds, compared FIFA may yet impose ~ technical aspects of the Glover of Nebraska and four with.the 174 he weighed at further sanctions m John- sport, at the Green Room, Canadians--defemive back theendoflastseasoa.Bright stun, butts not expected to VICTORIA (CP) -- Oh- oa the Washington state si& "We're really just Don Guy of the Universlty of was the CTL's top rookie in meet to diseuu the affair servers identified th~ e/Juan del~w.a Strait by beginaing. This year we will Terrace Alberta, linebacker Fred 1977. until next week. Sache~, Pemdragm and aircraft observa's, It in- only be competing in our &t 7:30 tightBrown end of J. Wilffid P. Brescacin Laurier, of "It (the extra weight) FOUR GAMES TODAY I-Iagarnas leading the firs) eluded Impatience of Vie- second world champ/omhip V.~L~I#~'~'~" ' tY~.~"O a'= ; NorthDak0ta and linebacker hasn't hurt him out there," While Johnston, 31, bows eft-shore see Mmday nigh], ted& New Infidel of Eagle an d we have a goal of our for tract n ations said Rapp. "In fact, his out in disgrace from a .in the calm-piqued world Harbor, Wash., Go~ of wommflnlshlnsin'thetopl2 o Kevin Scott of Bishops blocking is better." tournament in which he was thr~-ton yacht race Vancouver and Flamenca of • '~ University. Making a strong showing expected to be a major star, series, n n Seattle. Following a scrimmage among the new defensive the second series of matches Sachem, skippered by Bill Except for Midnight- :..::::::::::::::::.:.;::::::::::::::.:::::~.::..;::;:;::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::..:..::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::~.:::::::::::::::3::...... -e~ :! 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Import fullback BII Olds of Eskimos, Nebraska' injured en the Tayl°r had a brief try°ul P°land f°r its sec°nd game tie'his skippered bY Gerald 1 ~' against Mexico. Duncan amd Joe Goldbe~g, 80 musical miles from 129 - B.0, Tel ' Oireotory.• first play of the scrimmage, last sea~on with Winnipe~ Dieter Muelle~, top scorer It won Saturday's opening mile~,andrace officials said underwent knee surgery Blue Bombers. He's six.foot, in the West German league race. Monday night andwillbe lost, five and 247 pounds, last season, and aggressive A second group of boats they expected the first winger Karl-Heinz Rum.. wusimttednear~dimBay flnl~thk.temooo. Sports Shorts WATER LILY BA'Y RESORT- 798.2261 ~'

Expo's May is scuba-pitcher'" We're *""'°'"""'"'"'-'''''"T"'-'°-'- SEEKS 9TH DERBY WIN ' RICKERT DIES ' " " -- -- • BOYDS BODY SHOP . 635.9410 . EPSOM, England TACOMA, W..(AP, MONTREAL (CIP)thatdangerouslbut the all she thot~ht about was Listed (Reuter) -- Letter Piggott Mary Rkkert, whonpkyed. When Rudy May speaks of clame ks in the contract in m]lege, college, college." GEMINI EXCAVATING - 635.3479 can stake his claim as the maJor-lea~ze baseball with scuba diving, he isn't ~ ease of Injury. And suppose KICKED SCOUT OUT ~reatest jockey the world Boston Braves innthe 1940s, about casual sortie~ tomdsts you ~et off to a slow start and May's father was so im ~ea if he wi~ l~e Ep- died Saturday" In OakvUl,, make off. southern reefs the club ~ out ,ou w.t __lure ~the .. ~ek. Herel.,,,e.o,o...o..,.oo..,.,... sum Derby on Wednesday. Wash., it was learned loekingforinteresttngshelk diving, it could claim breach aHotmtonAstreesceutoutof DALLY HERALD Plggott rides the favorite Tuesday. He was 57. RicketS or wgtching marine life. ~ eontraetY the house. Inkerman. If he wins, it will pla~,ed in One World S~riee The 33-year-old left- May worked to obtain his "The scout was talking be his, ninth victory--three with theBravesin1948and hander, traded toMontrear divlng credenUals just as he abmta&~0,000bmus,"sald if youwishyourBusinessPhone 63§ more than anyone else in the had a lifetime batting aver. Exposof baseball's National tufted to gain his pitching May, who.later signed with listed (or your customers please call i race's 198-year hlstory--and age of .247. League last winter, also ability. Growing up just off Houston fw an ~,000 bonus. :::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: his third in a row, a feat . STILL EXCLUDED happens to be a professional the ocean in California, he He has since made up the achieved only once before by BANGKOK, Thailand diver licensed by the thought for several years difference in the signing Steve Donoghue more than (AP) -- Israel will make National Association of Un- that diving was going to be offers and has "made it up 50 years ago. another bid to participate in derwater Instructors. hislivelihood. In fact, he still on other ways too, because I NAMED TOP PLAYER the eighth Asian Games, Withhis license, he can be plato to fall back on diving really enJoy ~ life-I enjoy NEW YORK (AP) -- scheduled for Bangkok in called on at any time for when he quits baseball, playing baseball." ~ /, Andre Thornton, the December, despite a vote by mt~gency jobs. But the ;. , slugging fcrst baseman of the Asian Games Federation bespectacled six4oot, three- ALWAYS DIVED But May l-~, developed Cleveland Indians, was to .bar it. Federation inch pitcher has been Ive always dived," May shoulder and arm problems , mmedtheAmeriean.League president Dawes drydocked due to a clause in said. "I was in the ocean lnlgeSwhllewithCallfornia "/ bas&all player of the week Chullasapya said' the his Expos contract, since I was a kid and I used A~gels. for the period ending June 4, federation council agreed The c.lame says May to freedive then" with a "I didn't think that I was it was announced Monday. todaf to uphold a 1976 cannot take part in any snorkel, mask and fins, ever golngtobeableto pitch Thornton batted .412 for the decision excluding Israel. f~r hazardcm pro~esslonal duty. "When I was 17, I took a again," May said, explainlng ( week, belt. thr. home security reasons, , Because, tmderwate~ wtgk 3½monthcotneeove~ingall w~ he went to eommetcial ' • runs and driving in ll runs. FIRE KILLS COACH has a certain element o~ I/msee~underwaterdiving diving school. ,.'m--r'an" po, Notice ~ He scored five runs and COLUMBUS,Ga. (AP) -- danger, he would be end got my licence. That "Now, the diving wam't a compiled an amazing 1.069 Paul Lambert, Auburn violating his contract ff he permitted me to take people sport anymore, it was a slugging percentage in University's new head were to dive row, down under and teach them, livelihood. , ,: ' beconfing'the first CnSians basketball coach, died early The same clause was con- but there wasn't much "It came easily because I ! player to receive the award, today In a fire that destroyed rained in the contract May money in that. had done so much of it as b • this season, several units of the Airport siSned with his previous "I always wanted to be a youngster." FROM: KITIMAT MINOR XOC~ EY ASSOCIATION BEAN MOVES UP Holiday finn, fire officials team,the American League baseball player. I wmi a But May's parents didn't WASHINGTON (AP) -- said. Lambert, 43, was Baltimore Orioles. May, who sports scholarship to take kindly to,his un- TO: ALL iNTEREsTED PERSONS, Andy Bean, winne~ of the basketballcoachatSouthefn posted 18 wins with the University of San Francisco derwater undertaking, i.e. Coaches, Volunteers, Parents, etc. ' Kemper Open's first prize of lllinoistmtilApril7whenhe Orioles last year, came to 10ut I only attended two particularly after ~man was SO0,00, climbed to fifth from was named to Suecem uo~ Montreal in a sixplayer semesters until I was old killed by a sharki.la ocean •money-winning14th place on the .list, PGA it tour's was Davis,hlNDSAY who resigned,TOP EXEC SALVAGEDtrade; SILVERWARE contraet."en°ughto sign a. baseball watenMay's~auulito,c~lif., home.near :~)- . vertisedTheAssoclation'Sfor last Thursday,AnnualMayGenera125th, hadMeetingto be cancelledCalledandduead-to announced Tuesday,, Tom ST. LOUIS (AP) -- Tree "Thelast diving Job I'dld He had to wait beeausehis But May said that in all his , Insufficient people present. Watson,continues to lead the Sporting News has an- was right after sliring parents worm'S enthmlastlc diving, he has only seen rankings, with f~'~03,831.Jack nounced today that Ted training last year," May about him becoming a ~all "three, .. maybe four, Thismeetlng has been rescheduled inthe Riverlodgefor Nieldaus has $182,324, Gary Llndsay, gene~almanag~of said. "it was early April and playw, sharks," Player $169,543, Huberi Detroit Red Wln~s, hasbeen I hadn't signed the contract. "My dad reed to say, Among those who m Green $147,493, Bean selected as 1977-1978 Na- "Another man and I were 'blacks don't be ball happy that baseball has THURSDAY, JUNE Sth ATT:30 PMand $137,509, Lee Trevino tionai Hockey 'League hired to try'and salvage a players.' He didn't want me placed May in drydock in his UNLESsTHERE ISASATISFACTORYTURNOUT, $13;t,670, , Bill Kratzert executive of the year, Lind- boxcar of silverware that to be hurt if I didn't make it wifeCarol;who, according to KITIMAT MINOR HOCKEY WILL FOLD. • $115,$188, Hale Irwin $11~,048,. say" was selected for the had fallen off a track and to the top. He didn't think I Rudy, "thoushtI was never LOll Hlnkle $110,-186, and heifer in a poll of NHh into the river in Maryland. wm good sough to make it going to come up AndY North ~92,961. , executives. , "I don't consldw diving I , all the way. And my mum, semetimm." /

PAGE 6, THE HERALD, Wednesday, June 7, 1978 r Stevens-Neale pull Badminton "powderkeg" for Seaver strikes fi'V e game big win for Jr. golf refusal to recognize China winning streak SKEENA VALLEY JUNIOR GOLF INVITATIONAL OTTAWA (CP) -- Tree women and men's bad- probably the best baciminton with two outs in the ninth June 3 & 4 International Badminton minton,jump to the WBF, he nation in the world and By • THE ASSOCIATED Cincinnati ace has been inning enabled Tim F,.ii to marked by a five-game Results: Federation (IBF) is sitting said. Canada can. learn farnmore PRESS score the winning ru~ a~ Boys Champion: Bill Stevons (Smithers) 76 + 70-146 on a powderkeg because of "But we're staying fornthe playing against them than by Tom's terrific again, winning• streak, including New York best Los Ang~Iv GirlsChampinn: Lesley Neale (Terrace) 93 + 93-186 it's refusal to recognize the time being." training with weaker • "I think he's the old Monday night's six-hit, 2-1 The Mets scored three t~nes Boys: 18 - 17 yrs. - People's Republic of China, Follashee said 'the CBA nat|0us, n Seaver, with improvement," decision over St. Louis Car- in the ninth off the ~.i:ird 1. Mike Seppala (K) 87 + 78-165 says David Foliusbee, supports China's entry into Canadian men are ranked says Cincinnati Reds pit- dinals. Dodgers pitcher, loser Terr~ 2. Ran Egan (K) 86 + 91 - 177 executive-direotor of the the IBF and has approved an 12th internationally and the thing coach Larry Sh~imrd That improved Seaver's 3, Mike Fraser (K) 97 + 98-195 Canadian Badminton exhibition tour to the women are seventh, he said. of right-hander Tom Seaver. record to 6-4 after a bad start Foreter. mainland in October by a that took him until May 6 to Expos 4 Padres 3 Boys 16 - 15 yrs. Association (CBA). If Canada were to jump to "He's been coming on in the Andre Dawson hit a two-. I. Colin BruintJes (S) 74 + 88 • 162 Folinshee said in an in- six-member Canadian.tenm, the WBF, it would not be able last five or six hall games, gain his first victory, n While Seaver continued to run homer in the second 2. Steve Kerbrat (K) 82 + 86 - 168 terview Monday that 22 The ~|BF turned down to compete against IBF He's just been fantastic." inning and later scored the' Vernon Carruthers (T) 62 +86-168 Asian and African nations appliesUens by Canada and members. The return to form of the win, Los Angeles Dodgers were going in an entir..dy go-ahead run in the seven~ 4. Clinton Carruthers (T) 94 + 83.177 have defected to the Sweden for ,tours to China to pace Montreal over San 5. Stephen Gaunt (T) 92 + 91-183 breakaway World Bad- earlier this year. n different direction. ~'ne Gary Moen (T) 90 + 93 - 183 mintou Federation (WBF) H~ said the IBF rule about defending National League Diego. Winner Rudy May White Soxs' Stone champions lost their fifth scattered nine hits before 7. Robt. Dempster (T) 97 + 106-203 which recognixes China, and co~l.~'~itionwith China only needing last-inning relief 8. Douglas Denbuer (S) 106 + 98-204 not Taiwan, as ropresen- appli~'to official events. struight game, a 9-8 decision tstives of the mainland. "We've gone there four • sympathy suffering to New York Mets. help from Mike Garman• 9. Jeff Longley (T) 113 + 99-212 With the score tied at 2-2, Boys 14 - 13 yrs. Canada might have to re. times in six years and our The defeat wan especially By THE ASSOCIATED been a little up but it looked galling for the Dodgers, Dawson was bit by an ~rie 1. Wayne Walrus (T) 76 + 77 -153 adsess it's position if players have gained Rasmussen pitch leading off 2. GaryStewart (S) 79 + 80-159 countrieesuch as Japan and tremendously from that." PRESS like he golfed it and it since they led the Mete by 5-2 3. Brent Truitt (T) 84 + 62-166 Indonesia, who dominate Folinshee said China is The baseball' pitching seemed to have overspin. at one time. The loss kept the seventh. He then stole 4. DongStevena (T) 102 +95 -197 fraternity is suppesed to be a Those are. a little them 5½ games behind second and scored two outs 5, Ton/Turchinski(T) 96 + I09- 2O5 doeelmit group, with even discouraging, but I'll just front.running,SanFrancisco •later when Dave Cash 6. Mark Flaherty (T) 110 + 105-215 Taros prove come,back opposing hurlers feeling keep pitching and hope in the NL West. singled. The Expos then 7. Mark Whitney (T) 118 + 102-220 sympathy for counterparts things turn around." "We're not down too scored the eventual winning 8. Stove Truitt (T) 107 + 120-227 who are performing well but In other American League much," said third bas.eman run on Ellis Valentine's RBI 9. Frank Ackerman (T) 119 -t- 111-230 tactics good have little to show for it. action, Oakland A's beat Run Cey. "The important double in the eighth. But don't tell that to Steve Boston Red Sax 9-7, Seattle Phlmes 4 Giants 3 10. Bobby Clifford (T) 122 + 120-242 Lolling the 'Toros at the thing is to get this thing By THE ASSOCIATED Stone of Chicago White Sox. MaHnors upset New York turned around and start Rookie Jim Morrison hit a 11. Sheldon Yaninchunk (T) 13t -t- 121 -~2 PRESS , plate~were Jerry Gray, who Boys 12 & Under "I don't have a drop of Yankees 7-3 and Baltimore winning. We are in a three- two-run homer in/he eighth Tucson pitcher Dan drove in five runs with a sympathy," said Stone after Orioles defeated California inning and Bob Boone 1. Dean Ray (S) 114 -t- 110.224 Darwin showed what it single and a double; Keithel team race now and have to 2, David Jephsen (T) 126 + 122-248 he outdueiled Rick Waits of Angels 6-2 in 10 innings. be concerned about both San followed with a pinch-hitshot means to settle down in a Chauncey, who drove in Cleveland in Chicago's 2.0 to rout Vida Blue and give 3. Stoves Dunhack (T) 179 + 157-336 three with two singles and a A's 9 Red Sex Francisco and Cincinnati. Pacific Coast League game victory over the indiana The way things happmed Philadelphia its victory over against Phoenix Giants. triple; Keith Smith, who Monday night. Waits has lost Oakland built an 6.1 lend, San Francisco. Blue had GirLs 16 - 15 yrs. Mter giving up three runs drove ianthree with a single then withstood Boston's tonight is typical of the way 1. LiMley Neala 93 + 93 - 186 his last four starts although have been happening pitched a two-hitter until the en four hits in the first in. and a triple, and Pat Put- he has pitched six-bitten in furious rally behind homers eighth and led 2-I before the 2. Susan Jenda 116 +.110 - .226 eing, Darwin held the Giants nam, who hit a single and a by Jim Glee, Carlton Fisk all year." Girls 13 & Under three of them, including The Giants held on to fret Phillies scored three runs to one r~unon four hits while holner and got on base three Monday's loss to Stone, who and Butch Hobsun befm~e with none out en route to I. Lisa Ljungh 142 + 128 - 270 striking ant eight batters in other 'times on a pair of 36,463 fans on half-price place by a half-game over 2. Patti Ann Park 138 + 138 - 274 surrendered just three the Reds after a 4-3 lima to their fourth straight the next seven innings walks and an error. singles. n~ht. triumph. 3. Rhonda Hill 136 + 144 - 298 Manday night. ~Willie Aikenf singled in ane Wayne Gnms con~butod s Philadelphia Phillien. In "I'w lost my share of other National League Cubs 2 Astros 1 Meanwhile, the Tares went nm in the fourth ianingnond wellpitched games, too, so I double and two singles to a Ivan DeJesus' bases- hit a solo home run in the 13-hitattaCk for the A's while gamiM, Chicago Cu~ beat to work at the plate and can't feel for what happened Houstan Antrca 2-I, Atlanta loaded single in the ninth blasted their way to a 14-4 ninth for Salt Lake. Both eL to him." Rice, who had hit a homer in inning scored Stove 0n- victory that knocked the San Jose's runs came in the the last seven games, Braves defeated Pittsburgh Chicago manager Bob Pirates 8-4 and Montreal tiverue from third base as Giants down to third place in bottom of the ninth as Andy slammed his 19th, tops in the Chicago beat Houston. The the Eaktern Division. • Dyes ,walked, stole second Lemon, a formor star pit- majors. Expos beat 'San Diego cher with Cleveland Indians, Padres ,,-3. hit came off reliever Joe •Sl••..,• Salt'Lake City Gulls ad. and scored on a double by Seattle ~ New Yerk 3 Sambito after home plate Jack Pierce,nwho advanced wan a bit kindernto Waits. Seattle broke a saves-game Beaver's victory was to third on a wild'pltcm and "They both had command achieved with the help of umpire Dutch Resnert had San Jose Missions 5-2. In the winlesa string and handed ejected starter Mark "--.._Spectrum • lone Western Division game, came home on a eserifico of their stuff, they're good the Yankeen their sixth loss Du Drisssan's RBI single in breaking-hall pitchers and the eighth inning off Car- Lemougello from the game By THE CANADIANPRESS coiver Jim Curry and guard first-place Tacoma Yankees in seven games, Ruppert for arguing a fourth ball call. walloped Vancouver Ray Stniger hit a grand. they showed it tonight." Jones and Juan Bernl~t dinals right-hander Bob BASEBALL Mike Harris. slam home run for Tacoma, Stone, 6-3, struCk out six Forech. Th~ Cardinals' run Braves 8 Pirates 4 American League New York Jets sign line- Canadians 12-3. hadnthrne hits apiece and Rookie catcher Dale and teammate Brian Doyle and walked six and never Lee Stanton homerednfor against Soaver was Cleveland lndiansactivatc backers Kevin Bonson and The Portland-Hawaii had five hits for the Yankees. allowed a Cleveland tamer unearned. Murphy broke a tie in the outfielder Horace Speed; Terry Ramsay and running game was pestizmed to Jtme Seattle, while New York's 11 because of the Northwest Mitt Ramirez had two . of. past second base an the Paul Blair and Tharman Mats 9 Dodgers 8 ninth with a grand slam sad infielder Larry Lintz to beck Rich Giaqninto. Airlines strike, and. Vancouver's eight hits off White Sox won for the eighth Munson hit home runs. Bill Russell's wild throw home run to boost Aflanta Pordand of the Pacific Coant HOCKEY Albuquerque Dukes and Jim Lysgaard. including a time in the last nine games. Orioles 6 Angels Z ua Doug Flynn's ~)under over Pittsburgh, : League. NHL Spokane Indians had the home run in ~he seven in- "C had pretty good stuff Eddie Murray's tie° National League Vancouver Canucks sign night off. ping. after the early innings," said breaking homer in the 10th San Diego Padres dahn defencemen Lara Lindgren Steee. "I struggled for a inning started a fore--rim English County Cricket outfielder Fernando Gun. and tars Zetterstroem. while but suddenly it was ~prising by the Ortolas. A zalez from Pittsburgh Minnesota North Stare Amateur coach named " there." canhiro beat Hampshire by "sign defeneeman Don two.out error in the ninth LONDON (CP) Results of Pirates. Waits was annoyed at inning by ~Bflly Smith ,, English County Cricket 10 runs. Lancashire 254 and BASKETBALL Jackson; appoint Ted' VANCOUVER (@P) ;-- British Columbia Amateur 130; Hampshire 228 and 146. Hampson general manager Km Myotto Of nearby Delta Baseball Association has giving up Bill Naberodey's allowed California to tie the matches played Tuesday. NBA two-run double in the fourth game.n , At Lords: Kent beat Lancashire 19 points, • Chicago Bnlts name Larry and coach of Oklahoma City has been •named pitching announced. Hampshire six. farm club in the Contral coach of the Canadian Myette, 32, was a minor. inl~, " Baltimore's Jim Palmer Middlesex by six wickets. Cestelio coach. '.'When. 1 have stuff like • h,ad;i;•~,~ .~ .con~cktiy~ Middksa;geand• 193; Kant At Swamea: . Mntch Philadelphia '~6ers sign HockeyLeague..., : : :: national ~ which ~,iJl league pitcher in the" New compote in the woi'Id York Yankee, Chicago Cub that, I should throw a seoreless inning streak 196~and• 96, for~ fern'. Mid. drawn. Letcentershire303f~ guard Jerry Fort. WHA amateur championships and Cincinnati Red shutout," he noted. "The hall stol~ped at 30 when Calf- diese= four points, Kent 17. seven innings closed and 197 FOOTBALL Winnipeg Jets 81mounce for four declared; CPL resignation of Dr. Gerry int.~ this year in Italy, the organizations. " ~ Nniiorodny hit IZ~ly have fornis scored in me third. At Mlddiedzroagh: Yorkshire beat Wor- Glamorgan 302 for nine Hamilton Tiger-Cats Wilson.vice-president. centorahire by eight wickets. declared and 130 for four. release qunrierhack Mark SOCCER WiM~esteruhlre 20 and 185; Glamorgan seven points, Cahili, offensive guard Peter NASL Uplands hosts track andfield meet Yorkshire 314 and 74 for two. Leicestershire eight. Copabianco, kicker lan Los Angeles Aztecs fire Yorkshire 19npeinis, Wer- At Hove: Somerfet best • Hamer, cornerback Joe coach Terry Fisher; name Dear Track 'and Field Coaches,. meetstarts. The top 3 in each heat will be ~osen eestenhire five. Sussex by four wickets. Knot.h, linebacker BiB Mur- Temmie Smith in- At llford: Essex beat Sussex 306 for six innings phy, cornerback Ken terimncoach. The Track and Field season has come to a for the finals. (The 800m will not be run in close, we hope eye,one enjoyed the meet. If heats.) Northamptonahire by an eliMed and 151; Somerset 259 Scarps, defensive back Tom. Toronto Metros-Cretin and 39 runs. Nor- and 199 for six. Somerset 17 Wanner, slothack Rick Zip sign Yugoslavian forwards any of the coaches ~ant to know the results of an 5. Individual competitors are allowed 9. events thamptousbire 195 and 223; . points, Sussex eight. andrueceivers Kelly Brown, Ivan Lukacevic, Ivan Poljak individual athlete in a heat or a final, please in 1 category and 1 event in the other category. Essex 457 for t~ve declared. Other match: and Keinsi Hafczovie. : Greg Thurman and John contact Mr. Anshem~ at Cassie Hall. He has all They may also run in 1 relay and the 1500m. Essex 20 points, North- At Oxford: MCC b~t Tutfle. English League the Track and Field judging papers in his They may not run in more events than stipulated eunptombire two. Oxford University by 56 NFL Sheffield United signs At Bournemouth: tan- runs. Buffalo Bills sign fullback striker Steve Finnieston po,~ession, here. Dennis Johnaoanto a series from Chelsea. e following clothing was picked up aflei" the 6. All coaches must have competitors at event o~ one-year contracts.n Stoke City acquireu event, please contact me if any of this clothing is 5 minutes befor it starts. Anyone not present at IMPORTANT MEETING New York Giant~signline- defender Mike Doyle on from your school. ~ ; race time will be scratched andnot allowed to Please atteml our next meeting. ImCker Jeff Grady, running transfer from Man- baCk Greg Lawson, wide re- ~esterCity. 1. A red hooded Sweat coat with a `white ann run. *Please make sure your runners and par- . TIME: June 7, I1:00 p.m. blue stripe running down the length of each arm. ticipants are present at the right time. PLACE: NWC Colkge, S330 McConnelh Room 204 By THE CANADIAN' PRESS By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS 2. A blue sweat topwith 3yellows~ipes running 7. Any disputes will be handled by the Track AGENDA NATIONAL LEAGUE down the length of the arms. and Field Marshall (That's me folks!). Please - fees AB R H Pct, Western Division . nominate officers Monday, LA. 132 25 44 .333 3. A striped blue, yellow, dark blue, white T come and see meif there is a problem. W L Ptt GB shirt. 8. Shot put will be the 6 lb. for beth groups. . set membership fees Simmons, SL 184 28 61 .332 - pesslbllltles of self-sufficient operation Burroughs, Atl 160 21 53 .331 Tacoma 31 19 .M0--, 4. A white T Shi~t. 'Discus will be the smallest one made--for both Grlffey, CIn 215 34 70 .32d Portland 26 19 .578 2 5. A light blue' ski jacket, categories. WE NEED YOUR OPINIONS AND SUGCIESTIOHS IN Buckler, Chl 133 14 43 .323 9. If there are any questions please phone me ORDER TO SUIT YOUR NEEDS. N~ldd0x, Pha 168 18 54 .321 Results ~were as follows: at 635-2721 or at home 635-4642. Thank you and The Childmlnding Centre Foster, CIn 214 35 68 .318 Vancouver.26 21 .553 3 Puhl, Hob 196 24 62 .316 GIRLS BOYS OVERALL have fun. Clark, SF • 192 32 60 .313 Spokane 21 26 .447 S Clarence Michiel , 65.5 65 130 I Some event entrants Smcth, LA 183.31 57 .311 Cassie Hall 42 35 .77 2 Doubles: Simmons, St. Louis, Hawaii 19 28 .404 10 Uplands 34 41.5 75.5 3 open boys: - epon glrini- 19; Rose, Cincinnati, 11; Howe, Thornhill 34.5 30.5 65 4 10o M ... XOoM ... 1, Brant Rogers -- CI, 1. Amy Lloyd -- ~. M, -VERSATILE. Houston, 16. Eastern Division Triples: Gross, Chicago, 5; VerJtas 23 27 50 5 Michid 2. Lynn Bentley -- C. M. Clark, San Francisco, S; Mur- Copper Mountain 16 18 34 ' 6 2, Kevin Marshall -- CI. 200 M .., DT10O car, Chicago, 4; Randle, New Albuquerque 2; 24 .$29 - Parkside " 7 11 18 7 Michiel 1. Lynn Bentley -- Copper York, 4; Garner, Pittsburgh, 4; Centennial Christia~ 0 , 1 1 8 zoOM .... Mto. Foster, Cincinnati, 4; Rlchards, 1. Terry Braun -- Casaie 2. Tammi Wilson -- Cassio San Diego, 4. Salt Lake 21 21.5o0 1 The handicap trophy'is awarded to Uplands Hall Hall Seas" Home runs: Foster, Cincin- Phoenix 2s 26.49o 2 Elementary 169, r0econd Park,side 136, third 2. Brent Rodgars -- Ci. 40o S ...' Here's a dual-pu rpoeemotorcycle to fit almost • Michiel I. Cheryl Bulleid -.- nati, 11; Monday, Los Angeles, Clarence Michiel 130.5, fourth Copper. Mountain Uplands anyone's needs. Motocrossfeatures and design 11; Klngman, Chicago, 10; make the DT100 at home in rugged off-road Tucson 24 27.471 3 130, also Veritas i30, sixth Cassie.~ Hall 111, ,100M ... terrain. Fully street legal, too. so it's great Bench, Cincinnati, 10. 1, Sesn Boyd-- CI. Mkhtel Ludnda Stotnke -- CI. M. around town. Not a mini. but smaller than a Rues baHed~ln: Foster, Cin- San Jose 22 31 .415 6 seventhTh°rnhil177ieighth CentenniadChristian 2, Craig Wlllinmsan -- 800 M ... full-size Enduro, tho DT100 is the little bike cinnati, 42; Montanez, New .. 1. oleo S.tton el. that's just right. York, .37; Smith, Los Angeles, • Monday's Nmuns Anyone missis equipment please contact ' mchiei TOOVEY SERVICE 37. Taesma 12, V,ncouver 3 Cindy at Copper Molmtain. Thank you for your 1.1.~,~nBeyd--Cl.Michiel 2. Yvette Levesque --y 6 Grelg Dealer Llcence No. 02013A 63~. Stolen bases: Moreno, Pltts- Stilt Lake 5, San Jose 2 help in getting the =ithletes there on time. Joan carrulro -- .Vurltss Copp~Min. " " burgh, 24; Cedeno, Houston, 18. , . 1500M ... 1980 M .,. " Tucson 1,~, Phoenix 4 YOUrs truly ~ ' 1, Jce Plres- C~sle Hall Cieo Sutton ~ CI. Mlchid .m.--. D.J. Langton ~ Norman Larsan-- Copper g. Shannon' Bapte .... AMERICAN LEAGUE CHINA WINS TITLE 1. Scoring All events will be scored 3 for 1st, 2 Min. Upland= AB R H Pet. Long Jump ... Long Jump ... Cheryl Bullei¢l ..-' Cmew, MIn 186 30 69 .371 ;hiesHaNG beat KONG Canada 15-12,n15.(UP) -- for 2nd and i for 3rd. ,1~e 1500 m is an exception 1, Joe Sabine -- Cassia Uplandsz. Sundberg, Tax 160 17 55 ..344 7, 15-9 to win the men's title tO this rule. 4-1st, 3v=-2nd, 3-3rd and so on to :/~ Hall • Rice, Bus 226 d3 76 .336 in an - international in- for 8th place. School with the highest number of • 2, Terry Braun -- .ca~e Amy Lloyd el. ~chinl Reynolds, Sea 171 15 57 .333 vitational volleyball tour points wins themeet. Ha. Righ1. Sandra Jump.... Boyne - Ca~e Cooper, MII 104 32 59 .321 nammt Tuesday. The handicap system will be'calculated on the High Jump ... KITIMAT LIOHS 0LUB Pinlella, NY 144 18 46 •319 1. Kevin Marshall -- CI. Hall Cubbage, MIn 136 14 43 •316 COI~DITION IS SERIOUS following formula: Michiel 2 JenniLer Daumont -- First Prize. Trip to Amsterdam Brett, KC 127 21 40 .315 DOUGLAS, isle of Mnn • largest school enrolment number of points David Chambray -- CL Cassie Hall Chombllss, NY 197 29 62 .315 Renter) -- ~ condition of enrolment of your school X ~u make Michiel Discus Seoond Prize. $260.00 Whllaker, Del 118 13 37 .314 notorcycl'st Pat Hennen 2. There are 2 competitors per event except the Discuss.., Casaiel'ChristineHall Gaunt -.- Alan ,Hilderbrnnd -- CI, Doubles: Brett, Kansas City, vas ...... sereous Tuesday after 4xl00m which will have 1 team and the 1500m' mehid 2. beanie Hilm-Uplands FR00EEDS TO S00GER ASS001ATION 15; Burleson, 8oston, 14. ds mgnspeeo crass en me • • Available By MMIIng Form To. Triples: Cowens, Kansas City, sle of Man Tourist Trophy whtch wlll have 5 or less runners per school. . 2,GenrgeOiiveris-Cassie 8hot Put ... Kltlmat & Dlstrlct Soccer Assoc. 'acing circuit Monday when 3. Age categories are ul0 G & B, Ull G & B, Hall 1. Tcaeey Shoridan -- CI. 6; Rice, Boslon, 5; Rivers, New • ' Michlel 8OX 314, Kltlmat, B.C. York', 5. ive people died in accidents UI2 G & B, Open G & G.. The competitors age is Shot Put ,,. • N.6~E.__ Home runs: Rice, Boston, 19; luring and after racing. The taken as of January ist. 1, David Chambray -- Ci, Hall2'Cathy McLarty~-- Ca~de ADDRESS. I~ylor, California, 14. ~meriesn ace, who has been 4. Coaches must submit names of all cam- Michiel • i NO. of TICKETS_..___..~+ $I.00-I- 2$chandllng Rtms batted in: Rice, Boston, vorid'~allenging 500ca this riders year forcham- the petitors in the events by May 29th. Make sure ' Darrel Phillips -- Uplands Triple Jump .., 57; Zlsk, Texas, 37, Triple Jump .,., ~ trina Janda -.- Tickets may be purchased Totals_ Stolen bases: Wilson, Kansas fionship, was reported to yOU put your best runner (fielder) in the no.1 spot 1, Noel Valder -- Verims at the Bay Coffee Shop City, 70; LeFIore, Detroit, 19; have multiple lacerations, andno.2rdnner(fielder)in'tbeno.2spotbecause 2, Toni. Ruksys -- CI, 2. Cheryl Buileid ~.... Lottery Ticket LIc. No. 26031 Crux, Sealtle, 19. but no fractures.,. , nil runners ~ill be placed in'heats before the Miehiel Uplands THE HERALD, Wednesday, June 7, 1978, PAGE 7

The history department at Skeena Health Unit ~'AT D7-3Twith dozer $3500. CLASSIFIED RATES Northwest Community right to clessify ads under College will be orgenizing a 3215.2 Eby Street ,';,~g blade to fit DRC or MARINE ' appropriate headings and to Terrace, B.C. D7 new condition $2000. . 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Phone635-2667.(p2. recolved by the publisher Rates available •upon hold Its monthly meetlng, nesday, and Friday from 6) 100 gel oil tank $60; Tlmken 43. ROOMS within 30 days after the first request. Wednesday, June 14th 8:~0 3:08 - 4:10 p.m. bY ap• transfer case $100; 4 per• publication. p.m. at the Thornhlll polntment only. A white long haired female table buildlngsfrom 16't030' FOR RENT It is agreed by the ad- NATIONAL CLASSIFIED Community Hall. PRENATAL CLASSES cat with green-yellow eyes. in length $750to $1500. Successful store for salei in vertiser requesting ~pace RATE: .Classes are held throughout She'stwo years old. Missing Terrace 635-3305 (p3.5) Room for Rent: New large Terrace. Complete ~ith that the liability of the 22 cents per agate line. The Terrace Dog Club will the year at Intervals for from the lower Albatross • heusokeeplng room suitable equipped butcher shop,: 8 Herald In the event of failure Minimum charge $S.00 per host the .monthly Flea expectant parents. Phone area of Kitlmat. Any. In- FOR" SALE: for working man, stove, coolers and freezers. I wa'lk- to publish an advertisement Insertion. Market at the Thornhlll the Health Unit for detsils formation would be ap• -Private Art Collentlonll fridge, everythlngfurnished. In, 3 bedroom dwelling :at- or In the event of an error Community Hell, Sunday, and registration, preclatod. Contact 69 Brant -Acryllcs, oils & water• Central location, separate tached. One rental ho~se, appearing In the ad. LEGAL. POLITICAL AND June 11th, I p.m. to 4 p.m. HOME NURSING CARE or call 632-2924. (eft) colours by: entrance, parking, and occupled,3 bay garageall on verflsement as published. " TRANSIENT AD- 25c admlsslon at the door. Nursing caGeln the home for -A.M. N~hrlng, W. Hum. cablevlsion supplied. 635• one acre of land. Annual shall be limited to the VERTISING: For further Informatlon call those who need it on referral Lost from the 3300 Block of phrey, Irene Homer, 2145 (p3-7) sales almost double asking amount paid by the ad- $3.60 per •column Inch. 035-4217 • from their family doctor. Thomas. Smallblackfemale -S. Sands, etc. 47. HOMES price. Assumable mortgage. vertiser for only one In- Terrace area only. . cat with white spot under .Old bottles, dated pre•1905 Call 63.5.5202 for details. correct Insertion for the BUSINESS PERSONALS: Help the Golden Rule. Buy s HEALTH PARADE chin. Wearing yellow collar -Misc. Items FOR RENT (p20-17) portion of the .advertising $4.00 Per I!~e per month. raffle ticket on return air For 4 year old chlldren. Held end goes by the name of -2 complete Beds, 39"x60" space occupied by the In- On • 4 month basis only. fares. Draw July 1st. Attend on third Monday of every Sarah. Reward offered. Call -Corner Lamp Table .' For Sale Prime Tire correct or omiffed ~em only, 1000 dollar bingo on June 11 month. Developmental, 035-2168or 638-1064. (ctf) -Boys' Hockey Skates, Size 3, 1.3 bedroom duplex rent. Business with gas service vision, hearing screening No pets allowed. Close to etc. - 4 bedroom home, and that there shall be no " DEADLINE at Thornhlll Community 9. H T CCM, perfect condition : liability to any event greoha¢, Centre. Added door prizes. dane. Please phone for 1 -Please Phone . 635.6843 schools 635.6502 635.2182 completely furnished, 1,/2 ", then the amount paid for DISPLAY: , Sponsored by the Kermode appointment. ELP WAN ED anytime. (p5-7) beth, many extras, situated such advertising. 4:00 p.m. 2 days prior to PRENATAL BREATHING ; • 68 miles north of Terrace. & RELAXING EXERCISES ' Advertisements must pobllcotlon day. Held every Thursday at• Need im mediately in One Frontier Canopy fits full Apply C. Rifler, Box 183, comply with the British sized plckupwith 8' fleetslda Terrace, B.C. 633-2326 (cff) Columbia Human Rights Act CLASSIFIED: terneon at 1:00 - 2:00 p.m. Terrace, 3 Avon represen• box, 1 year old $400. 1 tur- which prohibits any ad- 1:00 p.m. day prior to V.O. CLINIC tatives to work in following bosonlc turbo charger 3 bedrooms, in town. 57, Held every Monday at 3:30 areas: Keith to Graham, vertising that discriminates publication day. WANTED DONATIONS completewith Kit for 340 and AUTOMOBILES-~ agslnst any person because The Three Rivers Workshop 0rbyeppolntment. between Kenney and 360C.I.D. DodgeV8,englnes Pleasant St., 6 year old of his race, religion, sex, Service charge of ~.00 on all for. the Handicapped are SANITATION Molltor; Straume and usedone month $700firm. 1 house. Asking $35,000 635. color, nationality, ancestry ,N.S.F. cheques. looking for donations of any The publlchenlth inspectors Hamer from Sparks to Chevy small block 4 barrel 7796(p5-5) 1975 Valiant Custom, 13000 or place of origin, or because old, broken or used pieces of are now situated In Eby Kalumandtreilercourt;and Intake monlfold. $40. 1 For Sale: 3 bedroom spIi4 Windowmi. p.s., p.b.,defogger, electric block rear his age Is between 44 and 65 WEDDING ' DESCRIP- furniture, also any discarded Street. They will be pleased. Queensway, Bobslen to Mallory Infar'ed' eledronic |level r bench area. 4 yearsI heater, premium condition. ' years, unless the condition Is TIONS: ". wood products we could use to assist wlthany sanltatlen Kirsch. For more in- cenversion with new Justified by a bona fide No charge provided .news for recycling or renovating. problems, formation call Margret at di~frlbutor end mallory coil |left at 1OV4 percenfJ Phone 635-5102 after requirement for the :work submitted within one month.~ :; ": Call O's at 635-2238between AUDIOLOGY CLINIC 635•3166 (¢2-6) fo~; .Ch.ev.y ,.3~O:~V8$~.~ ;,,1 ~sumableilnformatlon mortgage. ~3320 afterMore :51I 6 & weekends..(AS-eL,.,~ ...... ~;, invbl~ed. ~: :,:,~: ;~?. ~1, ~0: peadutflon~~l~. Held at4612 Grelg Avenue...... l~.~:elt~J:3' ~.m., We wlJl'ir~; Heering ests will be done by ;'~'~: HELP WANTE:D C~sseffeAccordlan, llke.i~e~v ip.m" (p10-10) ' / w~dlng~add4wle~a~lem ehl~ f~ek e ~rrar~jementS 'for; doctor's referrals. Tel No. Earn • 2 hours a day. 8208 $$~. Phone after 6tL~5.7924. For Sale: 1976 Ford F.100, pictures. Newsof weddings pickup. 638-11~. a month commission plus !1~-5) . top condltlo~, 17000highway (write.ups) received one LONG TERM CARE prizes. For details write miles. Regular service. 1000 Published at Terrace month or more after event INCHESAWAYCLUB ,, Office at No.205-4721 Lazelle Fuller Brush, Box 108, 207 For Sale: I electrolux vac. 52. WANTED mile oll changes. Phone635- B.C. 5 days a week $10.00 charge, with or Meet every Tuesday night a~ 5980Monday thru Friday 6 to 8 In the Sheens Health Unit. Ave. Tel 635-9196. West Ha.stings St., Van. Complete with pewerhead. , T0 RENT 8:30p.m. (p2-5) wlthout picture. Subject to Assessmentandplannlngfor couver VRB 1H7, or Mr. T. Excellent condition. Phone . Mon.-Frl. mornings condensation. Payable .In For more Information phone those eligible for Long Term I)lamond, R.R. 3 Kamloops, 635.5257day or 635.6609 eves. advance. ~5.3747.or ~5-3023. Care. , B.C.V2CSKI.(W) ,(p5.5) Wanted to rent: 2 or 3 1977Camaro350 4speed, p. PUBLISHER • bedroom house. Phoneafter windows, p.b., tilt steering, MILLS MEMORIAL ~A~D TO HANOICAPPE'U':L "Full or pert.time. Hereisan 6 638.8325 (p5-8) p.s, $5,800O.B.O, Phone 635- Don Crornack CLASSIFIED AN. THRIFT SHOP Office at No. 205.4721 2716 after 6 (p5-1,2,5,6,7) NOUNCEMENTS: Mills Memorial Hospital Lazelle. Tel 635.9196. opportunity to earn extra Assessment and guidance money, f~ - Se per hour. , ...... SUBSCRIPTION Auxiliary would • appreciate Training~ Is available. For , ' RATES Births 5.S0 any donations of good, clean for v=ational and social -Interviews Call Marnle 635. Office Space for Rent: 2700 ..lie ..It NOW Funerals 5.50 clothing, any household Effective October I, rehabilitation done by 9721anytime (Fuller Brush) sq. ft. on Grelg Ave., Cards of Thanks 5.50 Items, toys etc. for their consultant. (ctf) Reasonable rent. Lease 1977 Memorial Notices 5.50 THRIFT SHOP.~ For pickup service phone "SK'EENACENTRE Live.in manager for apart. available.(ctf) Phone 635-1263. Aluminum Skeeea Centre offers to the Single Copy 20c PHONE ¢15-O7 635-5320or 6~S.$233,or leave Senior .Citizens of the ment building. 638.1032 (c3- donations at th6 Thrift shop By Carrier ruth 3.00 Classified Advertising Dept. 6) 37.' PETS:' ,.-- on Lazelle Ayenue' on Terrace and Thornhl,l area SheetS By Carrier year 36.00 Saturdays between 11:00 the following services • By Mail 3 ruth 12.00. a.m. and 3:00 p.m. Thank . Activity Centre for hen• • By Mail 6 ruth 22.00 The Terrace Dance you. (nc) dlcratts Regl'stered Golden 2~ pw X 36 D " Association will be • Day Care for working By Mail year 40.00 presenting a Dance Seminar- people For Sale: Rebuilt Retreiver. 6 weeks old S185 PARe-NYSI~ CRISIS ~' - Drop.In for compsnlonship Volkswagen engine and Phone 846.5455 Sml,thers. Senior Citizen year Workshop on June 24th and Are you making your own 20.00 25th to be held at Clarence life and your children's & coffee, trans, rlms, pocket seat and (C5•12) 12 sheetsonly= 3.75 Mlchle| Elementary Schoo!, miserable? Do you. con.." Monday thru Friday 8•4. double belt massager,;blrd British Commonwealth and Transportation available, cage, with stand. Phone 635- United States of America 1 Terrace, B.C. This weekend stantly yell at.your children,.' Contact Skeenavlew Lodge year 51.08. is open toall Individualsover or hit them, or find It hard to age 6. control your angry feelings 635-2265 ..,) THE DALLY HERALD For Sale: Stereo system . Wanted to Buy: Hard-top 'E0x 399, Terrace, B.C. Miss Shella Marshall a" toward them? ABLE ELECTRIC LTD. Harmon.Kerden Pablo ST•7 tent trailer, to sleep 2 or 3 VeG 2M9 member of the Royal P.I.C.'s goal Is to help you 3212 Kalum St. Terraoe Academyof Dsnclng trained ElectrlcM and RefrlgerMIml turntable, clynaco A.25 Phone 632.7855 (c1.5) become the loving con. 'contract. speakers, Sansul head. at the Rae Burns 'Dance structlve parent you really • Telephone: "Rouse wiring, phones, ,Yamaha 610 am- db,, !~.~ A ~,~ ~ ~ ~,. ~ ~ ~,~ ~ ~,* A~ ~,~ ~ 112.604.635.6357 school, the Wynne Shaw want to be. School of,CDanco and Three All Inquires absolutely ; M5-S176 pllfler, Sohy front.loader ~r-~ v -.i,- -~- -,~ v ~ ~ ~,- -~ -q~ v ~,~ ~ 1 F csssefle deck, sol Id HOME DELIVERY Summer Sessions at the confldentisl. Banff School of Fine Arts. DUFFS BICYCLE SHOP Mahegony..stereo stand. ~ ~ Terrace & District Phone Mary or John 635•4419 Reconditioned bikes. and • Phone 635.4373days 635.3846 Thornhlll & District The¢e will be four repairs. Phone635.6357 catagorles available Ballet, A I-~ather.Tartan Society Is Reasonable rates, after 7 p.m. (c5.5) j Tap, Modern.Jazz and being formed with the 'In- Acrobatic.Gymnastic terest of promoting .Scottish Dancing. Fee of S20.00 will cultural Interest and events. GOLDEN RULE vacuum cleaner with power cover any or all sections Interested persons should Odd Joh,s.forthe Jobless. nozzle,. In very good con• taken over the two days. contact Eleanor Halley at • Phone635-4538. 3238 Kalum dltlen. Phone635.6672 (p3•7)1 mm~.-~ ~.~ --- am --~ i~~ .~ Registration forms may be 635.2486 as soon as possible. obtained at Terrace Sight GEMINI EXCAVATING ' Cabin tank for pickup truck; Order of fho Royal Purple andSound or Terrace Public RAPE RELIEF . LTD. 16.6 gallons, 8~rack player annual tea for Senior Library. Please pro register & CRISIS LINE (WesAndrews) with quick release bracket. ~Hiil~l_]r~ Citizens to be held Wed- by June 16, 1978 to P.O. Box FOR WOMEN Backhpe Work Phone 635.6516 (c5-9) nesday, June 7. at 2 p.m. In 286, Terrace, B.C. V8G 4A9 CALL I15-TSSl •" Hourly & Contract the Elks Hall. All sonlors OR O.3479anytlme 18cu. ft. deep freezer. 2 year presents a welcome. For tran- Representatives from l the 63,5.7720 (AJ12) old. V!scount 63.~.5888'(p3•7) , .AI Jl. ~ ~) sportaflon please call" 635. B.Q. Mlnlstry of Education, (ctf) 6643. Health ,/and Hurnan For Sale:" Household fur- ---~---,omu'e[e R.esourceswill be In Terrace ~keena District "C,Ir'I~G~ TIIE¥ EAT GUINEA nltur.e. Dinette suite, 'IMPORTANT MEETING to attend an early childhood would like to announce the PIGS bedroom suite, living room 'Please attend our next dacum m~e~tlngto be held at: opening of a. Land Ranger Many people in South suite etc. Phone 635.3117. )tA.. ""uopy,ng meeting. Time- June 7, 8:00 Northwest Community Compmy In the Thornhlll Amedea eat cooked ~dnna (p5•7) p.m.. Place - NWC College, college, Wednesday, June 7, area. Girls hetweon the ages v~ ~u~b. and , 5030 McConneli, Room 204. , 1978 ~ .~ 7 p.m. of 14 and 18 who are in.' . Agenda: They ~lsh to talk to the terested please call 635-3081 • fees people lh the community or 638.1269 (ctf) - nominate officers about early• childhood ring 9isplay . set membership fees training programs. Weight .'Watchws meeting iteld Wwy Tuesdoy at7 p,m. • possibilities of self suf- B.C.O.A~.P.O..Annual Fall at ths Knox United Church Nearly 2,/= acres at 4928 Twed, e A~nue I flclent operation. We need your opinions and Bazaar. N(;vember lath Hall, 4907 'Lazllle Avenue. suggestions In order to suit 1978. Arena Ban.Cluat Room. Mills Memorial Hospital WEONESDMand TINIISI)M, JUNE 7th 1 8th l your needs. WednesdaY, June 7th will be Auxiliary Thrift Shop on • the last Terrace Art Lazqlle now offers a full .,,.,., ,o u.,..,. ,,,oo, w,,. A_M_ t Association Picture Loan stock of Spring and Summer I: mountainview 10 o 6 P.M. I) Thursdey, JuneRthT:()Op.m. until September 6th. Psin- wear. Drop In on SetUrdays Films to beshown'next door tings should be returned by from 11:00.4:30 p.m. (to Kalum Kabs) about 7:30 p.m. to the Terrace ! Offers over $30,000 will be considered. ' ,ZIP TOP PNOTOGOPIER, 30 BIN SORTER 4) alcohol and drugs. For more Library Arts Room so they I " Information contact: Rob ) can be put on display for IT SNOWS WORDS (streetworker), JeAnne - selectlon. Arrangements can Canadian ]~ekimeahave 14 ,0FFSn PRESS|S ) 638.4780; Marueen. 635.4~'~ then be made for the sum. differentwords for snow. mer rr;onths rentals. O 'i

PAGE 8, TIIE HERALD, Wednesday, June 7, 1978 DOLL COLLECTORS For Sale: 1973 Mazda RX3 12x68 Sefeway. Furnished. RICE FLOUR BROWNIES RICE FLOUR DESSERTS UNITE Phone 638.8322 after 6 (c10. 8xlO heated joey shack. _-o J HAMILTON (CP) -- Sue 14) Phone 635-93,23. (p10-7) 2 squares unsweetened chocolale MacKenzie of Hamilton is Sealed tenders foi~ the For Sale: 1968 Imperial (2 ounces) president of the first I • 69 Dodge Polara 318. 2 following stand tending RICE FLOUR SPONGE CAKE Canadian chapter of barrell carb, auto trans. 540o Trailer 10'x36" 635-7860 % cup shorlening contract(s) will be received • % cup sifted rice flour Miniature Enthusiasts, a Phone 635.2776 (93.7) (~-7) hy the District Forester, .f 2 eggs, separated V, .teaspoon baking powder club that meets once a mmth Ministry of Forests, to make" miniature doll- 1974 Montego 4-doer Sedan, For Sale: 12x68 trailer on Va cup sugar, divided % teaspoon salt Prlnce Rupert, B.C on home items. 54500miles, Can be viewed at treed and landscaped lot. ~/4 cup sifted rice flour 2 eggs rear of Pacific Northern Gas the dates shown below. Copperside Estates 12x20 Dash salt 1 cup sugar Ltd., 2900 Kerr Street. addition, sundeck, garden, 1 teaspoon lemon Juice RWALS CHLOROPHYLL Sealed bids will be accepted 1. Contract ST 1031.2-4 JS 1 teaspoon vanilla extract shed, playhouse, garden, Located Humphrys Ranger A micro.organtsm that is up to June9, 1978. Attention: the only kmwn biological hothouse. Phone 635.4449 District Kitimat Number of Beat egg whites until frothy. Add 1~ table- Mr. K. Irwln. Highestor any eves. (c5.7) hectares 19.5 Viewing date Melt chocolate and shortening together over substance other than bid not nec~arily accepted. spoons sugar and beat until stiff but not dry. hot water (or use microwave oven). Cool. Sift chlorophyll capable of (c5-6) June 15, 1978, leaving Ran Sift together twice rice flour, remaining sugar, ger Station at 9:00 a.m. flour with baking powder and salt twice. Beat photosynthesis has been and.salt Beat egg yolks until thick and lemon eggs until light. Add sugar, vanilla, then choco- found in the Dead Sea. n 1970 Datsun 510 wagon. NOTE: Viewing of the stand tending site prior to sub. cplored. Add lemon juice and flour mixture.. late mixture, and blend. Add flour and mix well. FOREST LAND New brakes 2 new winter miffing a tender for this Boat.only until smooth. Add a small amount of DECREASED tires. Radio.tape deck, good Pour batter into a greased 8 x 8 x 2-inch pan. Canunerclal forest land in contract is mandatory. beaten egg whites to yolk mixture and stir until Bake at 350 ° for 30 to 35 minutes (325 ° if us- gas mileage. Best offer. Deadline for receipt of the United States decreased Phone 635-4461 (p3-5) blended. Fold in remaining egg whites with a ing glass'baking dish). Do not overcook. Cool by eight million acres in the tenders Is 3:30 p.m. June 30, rubber spatula. Pour into a small loaf pan (7% x @ slightly. Cut ihto squares. Makes 16 brownies. 1960s. 1978. 3% x 2½ inches) which has been lined with wax Tenders must be sub- 1964 Chrysler Crown Im- Invlation to Tender miffed on the form and in the paper. Cut gently through batter to remove any perial. Not running $300. 411. Town of Smithers, B.C; envelopes supplied which, air bubbles. Bakeat 350 o for25to30minutes. If 4th Ave East, Prince Rupert, Sidewalks. 1978 using glass baking dish, reduce temperatureto B.C. Phone 624-3716 (93-5) with particulars, may be obtained from the Forest 325 °. Invert o~to cake rack and let cool before Tenders for the supply of Ranger(s] indicated, or removing from pan. Makes 4 servings. 1971 Toyota Landcrulser sidewalks will be received by from the District Forester, with wide tires plus set spare the Town of Smithers up to Ministry of Forests, Prince OARRIE'RS tires with rims. View at 5135 3:00 p.m., local time, Rupert, BmC. McConnell 638.1517 or 63S- Wednesday, June 21st, 1978. The'lowest orany tender will Hcalthy ardcn .. . 4380 (p10-6) not necessarily he accepted. All tenders must be sub- (c5-7) 1972 Toyota long-wheel base miffed to the Office of the THE WAY YOUR GARDEN GROWS Having a beautiful garden TED Landcrulser. Complete with Treasurer in a sealed en- Ek~ P~ Forests takes more than just plant- winch, extra spare tire, roof velope~ cle~;rly marked ing the right seeds. Here are rack, good condition, View ''TENDER FOR some tips from experts on 5135 McC~nell 638.1517 or SIDEWALKS- 1978". Sealed tenders for the how to make your garden 635-4380 (p10.6) following stand tending look and grow just the way Tenders will be publicly contract(s) Will be received you want it. 73 Renault front wheel drive, opened at the above stated by the District Forester, To achieve privacy or a THOBNHILL asl(Ing $1000 and 1976 Kx2,,~ time In the Council Cham- Ministry of Forests, Prince frame effect for your gar- motocross Kawaskl like new bers of the Town Office. All Rupert, B.C. on the dates den, plant hedges, shrubs or asking $1,000 638-1483 (clf) tenders will be examined shown below. have a vine-covered fence. and submitted to Council for 1. Contract ST 1031-2-5 JS On level ground, these plant- 1975 Plymouth Vallent 318 awarding at the Regular Located McCullough Ranger ings should be about five automatic, p.s., p.b., low Council Meeting of June District Kltimat Number of and a half feet high, on the roots as well as the and mileage. 2 door H.T. Phone 27th, 1978. sloping ground they need foliage of desirable plants hectares 19.55 Viewing date only b'e three to four feet 635-4597 (p6-6) June 15, 1978, leaving and cause serious injury. The work Is comprised of high. Proper drainage is impor- Ranger Station at 9:00 a.m. There is an easy way to 58. MOBILE base preparation, the supply NOTE: Viewing of the stand tant to keep excess moisture of material and construction keep unwanted growth from from your garden. Here are tending sits prior to sub- along your fences, patio, two suggestions in this area: HOMES of approximafely 9S0 meters miffing a tender for this driveway, walks, play areas, TERRAOE of 1.5 meter width sidewalk. add three or four inches of contract is mandatory, curbs, graveled paths and sand or cinders to your soil, For Sale: 1974 Bendix Deadline for receipt of the like--and you won't or install three- or four-inch Leader trailer. 2 bedroom. Tender IrKlulrles-shall be tenders Is 3:30 p.m. June 30, have to keep stopping and agricultural drain tile. Set Reverse aisle. Front dlrecled to the. undersigned. 1978. stooping to pull weeds. A the tile 15 to 18 inches deep, lichen, patio doors and Tenders must be sub- total vegetation killer can with'the lines 15 to 18 feet undeck. Phone 6354405 A. DeEIIIon, miffed on the form and In the prevent plant growth for up apart. Carry the lines to an etflu14) Director of Works and envelopes supplied which, to one year. A liquid formu- open ditch or storm sewer. ErKjIneerlng with particulars, may be lation called Conquer® can Be sure to plant taller Town of Smithers, obtained from the Forest even control tough Johnson flowers behind shorter ones. 1975 12x66 3 bedroom P.O. BOX 879, grass and bindweed. It It's also a good idea to plan Elmonte (Glendale) trailer, Ranger (s) Indicated, or Smlthers, B.C. (847.3251) from th~ District Forester, comes in 1 quart and 1 gal- our selection of flovmrs to 2 lacy shacks, 1 fully in- (c5.12) lon sizes. Be careful to avoid achieve a succession of sulated. Fireplace and Ministry of Forests, Prince Rupert, B.C. spraying any total vegeta- bloom. covered porch. Set up and tion killer on desirable Follow these experts tips skirted at 27 Timberland Mills Memorial The lowest or any tender Hospital • plants or within the drip and your garden will grqw Trailer Park 635-7645after 5 will not necessarily be ac- lines of trees and shrubs. to please you, your family p.m.~ (plO-lS) Terrace cepted. Such products can get into and your neighbors. (c5-8) PHONE ...... : Tenders will be received ' For Sale: 12x60 1973 _ _ ~,.... Cretinism is a mental deft-|63 Canedlena 2 bedrooms with by the Administrator of Mills 66, R'ECREATIOHAL IlI~P~ ciency caused by he failure frldge, stove, washer and Memorial Hospital, Terrace, VEHICLES " V~JfllJ[~lf]l~. of the thyroid gland to dryer. Asking $11,000 B.C. for the following work I; ~ • m,[~ - - ~ secrete its hormone early in 636-6367 DALLY HERALD ,negotiable. Phone 635-7697 during the summer months, WI IBlJ j~ life. ' .... :.. ' ~0.. 1978: .... ' ...... FOR SAI-~E~ Camper near - Mowing andupkeep of new 8' Galaxy with fridge, 56' Safeway doublewlde. stove, furnace. Super light Includes all major ap. lawns na[ - Upkeep and maintenance construction. Used only 3 pllances, large garden shed times. Must sell Phone 635. and fencing. 3 bedrooms, 2 of flower gardens and shrubs - Minor Improvements to 9692(c5- Oil full bath, and fireplace. Set 7) ~p and fully skirted in the property Including some There's more to oil than is fencing and some lawn readily apparent, and scien- :edar. View at No. 31.4619 tists with imagination are' ~ ~eensway Drive (Tim. planting. 1970 VW camper, sink. Please contact the Ad. frldge, 2 burner stove, taking this most versatile raw ' q berland Trailer Park] material on earth and tram- minlstrator, Mills Memorial cupboards, carpet, pots & forming it into things we take Phone 635.9429. (ctf) Hospital for complete pans Included. HI! .. _Priced. at for wanted evew day such as 9 q details. Tenders will be $1800Callrlarry 830-1403 (pa. synthetic fabrics, all kinds of 1977 12x68 3 bedroom Bendix received up till 1600 hours, 6) • plastics and even medicine. Leadei" Mobile Home. ,Thursday, June 15, 1978. (c5. ~ , • , Unfurnished but will have 6, " FordF°rSale:cam Jr97~/;lfa~ n pX.LT Paint protects, beautifies , fridge, washer and dryer. FOR SALE BY BID P.B., 2~,o~{~0-.~" Cma~.~. 'Y..... many ex; andhouses, extends boats, machinewthe life andof '~ ; I'm pa! Located presently In Goodand chattels of Copper tras, Woodland Heights Trailer Mountain Automotive Ltd. cam.=/., lieS. W11"~.912 just about everything under Park. Phone 635-4373 days, Sltuated ata08SkinnerAve., o.~-z=ua... -~j ~,or conamon.view at ~'none4720 Unionthe sun Carbideand rain. haveScientists devd- at 635-3046 after 7 p.m. (c5.S) Terrace, B.C. THE GOODS MAY BEVIEWED Monday Hall'~elh (p5~8) , . . i your iooal distributor i Unique 68' mobile home, Evening, June12,1978. Bids Camper 1975 Edson 8 H~I~IF'~-( ~b~--~ ¢ galley kitchen, separate may be submlffed In writing camper, C-W 15,000 BTU I ( ~1 .~ ~"~'~ f I dining room with dining toSecurity Bailiffs Ltd. P.O. furnace. Phone638.1121 (sff) room with patlo dOors. Set. Box 222, Kltlmet, B.C. no F~~.~ ¢ I for litimat. , up In very quiet, small court, later than June 1(,, 1978. (c9. 17,/2' Vanguard Camper I~-L~i~V'/'-I, 1 Phone 635.5645 (c5.8) 7) " trailer 635.5888 (p3.7) . For Sale: 12x68 ATCO Get the paper delivered for only ', Velmont 3 bedroom moblle BYTENDER camper. In excellent con- I IN. ~ ~'~i"~1 n trailerhome. Setcourt up Inand town. skirted Will In ASSETS OF DEASE ditlon also 20" propane oped solvents, resins and ia-. I$3.00 a month (7/2 once for , DEVELOPMENTS LTD. stove. Phone texes that make paints better A sell furnished or un. 635-9420 (p3.7) than ever.• Working .with N furnlshed. Phone 635.9046 even. (plO-Jul) Real estate and chattels nature today for the re- ", situated in Dease Lake, soumes we'll need tomorrow, ¢ I pensioners) to your door early REPOSSESSIONS B.C. formerly operated as these scientists also pm~;ide Wehavea Ilmltsd number of the "Baese Inn". Sale Is , .. basiCrangeofmatefi"lSdmgs, fromf°r asimpleWide ¢ 12', 14', and 24' wide In ex. under direction of R.E. Registered 2 year old aspirin to sedatives and every morning. " ,." . ' cellent condition. Jamlsen as receiver. Palamlno filly. By Peters antibiotics.. • . ¢ NO DOWN manager Jand is sublect to Lucky Reg. quarter horse PAYMENT approval of the courts. For stallion. Phone Birch Haven Unlocking the potential of Purchase Includes delivery, further Information cohtact Ranch 635-5288 after. 6 a.m. petroleum molecules, these I Read the local newswith your ' set up and furniture. (On Dave Lewis or Rod Cousins (I)5-10) scientists can rearrange them, ¢ approved credit), at Federal Business 'through heat and. cold, pres- If you quality we will fly Development Bank, you In at our expense. Terrace, sure and vacuum. They create morning coffee! completely new materials Hurryl .,These won't lastl 635-4951. (c5.7) that promise to help build a Call our credit manager better life.for more of the '~ world's people. For example, Foryour classified ads, coming collect at HELP WANTED: Mature Union Carbide's pesticides," Tar-Star684-0024 VISITSBELUB GRANDCHILD studentsl Earn $6 to $7 per derived .from oil, are regis- Mol~lleHomes B]IAN'~'ORD, Ont. (CP) hour plus bonus with in. tered~for control 6f a Wide 835Granvlle --Alexander Graham Bell's feresting summer work. variety of harmful pests-- ¢ )I events, notices or local news just Vancouver, B.C. granddaughter, Lilian G. Write Fuller Brush Co., Box helping increase farm yields VGZ IK7 Jones, was in Brantford 108 care of 808, 207 West of many basic foods around ¢ (a10-7) recently to visit the Bell Hastings St., Vancouver, theworld. call me..., Homestead. Mrs. Jones, 71, B.C. VGB IH7 or Mr. T. • o~ Washil~ton, D.C.. said: Diamond, General Delivery: r 23x56 Doublewlde, malor "31iS,house is bcautiMi and ,teflon 'R'; Kelowna, B.C. PHOTOGRAPHY: 10 for appliance and garden shed. much nicer than the lust V1X4K3. (ctf) $1.00. Our introductory H fenced. Situated on lot fully time I came here in 1953. It special offers 'you 10 skirted complete fenced. looks almost exactly the way PERSONAL: Discerning beautiful lumbo-slze color View at 31 Timberland it was when my ~and- Adults. Shop discreetly by pictures from any one color Treller Court, 4619 Queen. mother and 'grandfather Pat Zelinski at mall. Send $1.00 for our negative foronly $1.00. Any sway. (Ctf) lived here." latest fully Illustrated additional pictures over 10 Trailer for sale: 1974 12x683 catelogue of marital aids for from same negative only 10(: COME HOME, LIT- both ladles and gentlemen. each. Send as many color bedroom furnished trailer, TLEFOOT Direct Action Marketing Inc. dishwasher, frldge, stove, OSHAWA, Ont. (CP) -- negatives (any size) as you washer, dryer, china cabinet Bigf0ot lives in Oshawa, and Dept. U.K., P.O. Box 3268, wish plus$1.00 for each. Also Vancouver, B.C. V6'B 3X9. save on developing and 632-2747 etc. No.1 Pine Park phone he's looking for his sister. ,(cft) 635-3246 (clm-Ju 17) Bigtoot is a cat whose name printing your color films. 12' SlXia~ from ~e fact he exp. roll • $2.99, 20 exp. roll - Must SII ." 12x46 2 bedroom comes with two extra toes on $3.99, 24.exp. roll . $4.99, 36 HOURS 7-9 a.m. 3-6 p.m. mobile home on a fully each paw--sevm instead of COMPLEX BEING exp. roll • $6.99., Fast ear- serviced, clear title lot on the usual five. Littlef0ot, his BUILT vice, guaranteed quality & Simpson Rd, Thornhlll. siste¢, forced to make do Brazil and Paraguay are satisfaction or money Open to offers, G. Warnen, with only nix toes, has been building a hydro-electric refunded. Pronto Photo Royal Bank, Terrace, B.C,, lured away by a wooing tom. complexnthat will generate Service, 30 Eastgate, Win- MONDAY- FRIDAY 635-7117 (ctf) and Blgfoot lonesomely seven billion kilowatt-hours nlpeg, Man. R3C 2C1. (lu 15) hopes she will return. of energy annually.n • ,.. • ......

THE HERALD, Wednesday, June 7, 1978, PAGE 9 O,on.,o d By Yourkdividual ACROSS 42 Tear 2 Decay 11 Skills 1 God of war 43 Confront 3 Age 16 Arid 5 AColt bravely 4 LecLe~..~tire 20 Cadmus* ! Resort 48 Altar con- ~t~ir daughter 1~ Painful steilation 5 craft 21 Its capital U An ocean 49 French' river shells is Vlen - FOP.IWJRaDAY, JUNE I~ IF/g "- route 50 To anchor 6 Rows HE~fl0r 5lSatL~Jied ,Ampersand 22Wavy(Her.)[Jane What ki,d Of day Will SCORPIO j~ THE WIZARD OF ID V~'~] ..... '/~J- * V~" ~, by Brant parker and Johnny hart Z/Emmet , 53Sieman dramatist clmnge tbestarsSUy, read the fm'eel~ ." Dea't"make docisk~ umMr ~T~H ,AN~ W~T'EI~~ [ WHATeVE~ ~'H ~ I~A ~u'r'~'D~'Te~ 18 PlaeesofrefUge ,volcanODowN 109 IntenseRoputations 24Sibenan. river giv~ '~ your bkth ~lp. stre~ ~ dm't mril~ mqthrmg ~,~ f I~"TIT~ V~ION OF A ~,AU~]~/d-~E',4"F/~''WI'rHUT ~--~PTC,;H AN/_~~.~r~_~~ 19Hans ,Ninny pain =Barren Ai,iI~ youmy later regret. ~ ...,,,.~..~~ f.~|, I.t~VIELIN~;¢~ ,~ ~--.-~.~-]~- ~ . ~ ZlShmiy 2?Speck (Mar. 21 to Apr. Z0) ¢~:~ Yourequantmttyevmifeestatn y NAV~N@ 0 " 24 Jenny _ Avg. solution time: 2"/m/~. 28 Take dinner Doggedpe~MMemee wlil be SAGrrrARIUS.._. .j¢..~ Z6 Breathing 29 SUpped day's need; a~m me fatit~ (Nov.ntoDen.m) "= ~W," ~--~-~' obstructions 31 Squeezed ) 30 Harem room S ~ . 34 Scrap not to break your stride Stellar influences indicate /~, ,,,orkoe 37ou.o ExtrernJty problems appear. Use that fine 3Z Nothing - 38 Baby ingenuity of yomm! YOUlife ready ~r ~ -- bet without slighting carrent _,~ 33 Yeaugtady ~ ~ carriage TAURUS ~ ~ D~'t kt "moods" (Sp.I . 39 Ireland ~.Vedicgm ~1 ~ 40 Farm (Apr. 21to May S.l) '~'lq~ ~m~.faqd~ of fire Follow your hunches now. An APRi~ ~a~ot t 41Dillherbbuilding idea which may ~ a b/t (l)ec. 5~tojm. 20)'~ 44 Parson bird "offneat" when first coucdved Mixed ~ qnmtlen I ¢ 45 Grass? could prove to be e.resl in- and ime/ipto where ~ is

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The combines tart fresh apples COBBLER Stanfleld, is to marry need for animal protein ean with the flavor ofconcord- MurrayCoollean, a farmer W~ffi'ffiffi'ffiffi~='~--~-~ II be met for moat of us with a grape Serve the cobbler hot 4 Cups sliced pared egeeuUveauistaat to her r~S~/z TFIAT AMIMA~,~t~ I daily four-ounce serving of with a scoop' of vanilla ice tart apples fath~. Miss Stanfleld now YOU~y ~ ~J~/Z'MNOr~o-I lean meat' and a glass of cream for the piece de r~- ]. can (6 ounces) werks in the Couse~,ative M/~-CL4~ INOTOPUTIPl~fOt[ milk or a slice of cheese, sistanee of any meal. frozen concentrated nalloDal office and Coelican ~v HIM 7tl4r~o~oe0~-I • Use leftovers wisely, eoneozdgrapedrink works for the Canadian ~~" ~/~/I " 2. ~,//~.~/ I fruit become an exciting LAMB RIBLETS cooking tapioea "' de~ert fondue when dipped 4 lamb riblets, 1-1/2 cups unsifted flour B,C, BF.J[AEVE~ ' into melted eoncordgrape cut 1-inch thick 2 teaspoons baking VAJ~COUVR(CP) -- A jelly. , 1 tal~lespoon oil powder ~inpile~e ,pO~ showed that • * ~elect less expensive I jar (12 ounces) 1/2 teaspoon salt about 74 par eat of Brllleh i moist heat methods or 2 tablespoons lemon 1 egg, well beaten ~ pOWerS, and thai: "marinate before broiling or juice , 1/2 cup milk generally, women more baking. 2 teaspoons slivered 1/2 cup butter, melted ~ believe In memterf, f"i .Suggested here are two orange'peel. ~*lleralory power8 sod inflation-flghting recipes for 1 teaspoon crashed Arrange apples in buttazed Iltll~fl~hi~. being8 while the budget-minded con- mint 9-ineh square baking diah. __ = more lik~y to fl¢[~f/~ .• -~ ~'~ aumer. For Mediterraqean Salt and pepper Combine coneordgrap. , beliere In water ~ea~, flf~A~l Lamb Riblets, the less e~¢- 112 cup orangesections drinkand tapioca. Pour over ~ Igilu~ers and visitors" pensive rib]eta of lamb are 2 tsblespoonspine nuts apples. browned quickly, then aim- Sift together, flour, baking frola 0tlter space. ' mered in a flavorful mixture In large skillet, brown powder and salt. Add sugar., COUNT THE CARDS '. of eoneordgrape jam, lemon lamb in oil on both sides. Combine egg, milk and but- A new computer mau ;~ juice, orange peel and mint Pour off fat. Add concord- tar.-Stir into flour mixture storage system contains '- and garnished with orange grape Jam, lemon juice, gently. Spread beer apples. ¢oetlgh IMet'n~Uou to fill a , / Nations ,and pine "nuts. orange peel and mint. Bake at 425 ° F. for 30 min- alack of idltehed cards 621 ~ f . • When served over hot Season chops with salt and utes. Makes 9 servings, miles Iflgh. . " DEAR ]IN: The'same way a ladyIxcalm one. He ~pl)" ~ , tells his Intended in the Idadest manner paeMble that he's ~ decided to keep Ids'Imebelerbutton and forgo the orQge . • • , blossoms. You may be in for a few nnplexmmt moment~, ---, but you'll both survive it. Better • in,oken engagement than a broken marriage. DEAR ABBY: I am 28 years old, not married, and I 'work to oupport myself, I'm not bud looking and live a ,fairly normal, happy life/but lkn begilming to Wonder if Im~ybe I m foolish to work the way 1 do. , Wha~ I'm trying to say is, I have a girlfriend who works • !part.time-like maybe four afternoons a week• She has had DEAR ABBY: I recently became engaged to a very three husbands, and now she s single again. She has pretty girl. She's from a good family and so am I. All.our boyfriends for everything. One pays her rent, another lets ,:,, friends and relatives think we are just right for each other, her drive his car, another painted and papered her whole ' ."-re~ ' . but the more I see of her, the more doubts I have about house and she bragged that all she gave him was lanai/and , ----- I' how this marriage would work out. a few daughterly.kissesl * ' She can be sweet as honey one minute and very sullen and . She sees the rent-payer on weekends, and she also hue a I~ pouty the next/She has at times revealed a side of herself truck driver staying with her off and on wl~en he's In town. that I never saw before. She's spoiled, demanding and ldon'tknow how she gets away with it, Shouldn't someone oelfish. And stubborn, too. I'm not saying I m perfect, but ! tell t:hose chumps the score? . • . Z/ll Z/t3 q dun'tiera thinklifetime.lcould take this girl's unpredictable moodines s BABE IN B'ItAM ' "You Wouldn't Is! me have a d0g, You wouldn't "Can you put my a~m in a dingier a couple of

What I am trying to ask, my Dear Abigail,'is this: How DEAR BABE: Don't Worry about the chumps. Some IEft me have a c~tl" weeks so I can get out of doing fee dmhesT' does a gentleman break an engagement? men don't care what the score is u long as thefre In the 1NDEEP IN INDIANA gome. PAGE 10, THE HERALD, Wednesday, June 7, 1978 Border Forces base causes dispute between provinces COLD LAKE, Alta. (CP) 'me range was established slated for exploitation ex- timber harvesting rights. -- The Primrose Lake air in 1954 when North America tended northward for 20 The defence department weapons range, a few miles was strongly air defence- kilometres to just inside the has even fitted in two weeks north of this Canadian minded. Both provinces at range. of commercial fishing in Forces base near the that time granted leases that The Saskatchewan wells Primrose Lake itself during Alberta-Saskatchewan were favorable to the federal produced only a non- the Christn~as holiday border, has become the government. Both now wish commercial gas show. season when no bombing centre of a dispute between they had been better But because of fish, fur practices are scheduled. Ottawa and the two bargainers, but at least there and timber resource Saskatchewan, in fact, has ,.,o.,, .o.. ANDERSON provincial governments, was provision for rental demands, Saskatchewan reached agreement with It started several years redetermination after 20 wanted the range shuffled Ottawa on every point but ago when pockets of oil and years. two townships further north. one-the area's removal to a nsturgl gas were disenvered SOUGHT DRILLING Alberta has opened a two- site further north. It appears under" the 4,400-aere range. RIGHTS township strip just north of Saskatchewan is being held Eventually, it appears all In 1974, when the 20 years the range to petroleum up because Ottawa wants to governments will end up on was up, it was evident that exploration and there now settle the Alberta part of the the same side and an early production would be more are three gas fields in the problem first. solution based on the desirable than compeneatian strip. Although both Alberta and meshing of Canada's energy for lack of access. So with The interim agreement ex- the federal government want and defence requirements is the resumption of pired without a new long- to expedite developmmt of T.V. GUIDE possible. negotiatons, the provinces term agreement being the minerals they have All listings subjoot to change wiii:out notice, asked for a two-yenr lease reached and rentals now are different opinions on how it Minerals under the land IllillllllllllllllllllllllillliilililBlllillllllalllllll are owned by the two with the right to drill some on a year-toyear basis should be done. provinees but the federal exploratory wells. pending solution of the Alberta likens the situation defence department controls Ottawa agreed to allow problem. to the one at the Suffield Wednesday, June 7 § p,m, - midnight access because it holds four shallow wells within the The governments have Block in the' southeastern surface leases in perpetuity. range on tither side of the made some progress. part of the province where But, because of danger to provincial boundary. Not Saskatchewan is receiving the defence department has planes flying low.level only was natural gas about $4S0,0O0 a year com- allowed considerable drilling bombing runs, intense ~- discovered but it was deter- pared with less than $100,-000 that has added appreciably CFTK BCTV KCTS to Alberta's reserves of oil I KING (PBS) plorationand drilling has not mined• that the Cold Lake before 1974. The province (NOC) iCBC) (CTV) been allowed. heavy.-o'.fl deposits currently also enjoys fishing and and gas. ii Fllnstones Emergency ~Alster Flinstones Emergency Rogers 5 ii~'1Newlywed45 ,,,GameNewsNeWs Mary Tyler Gong Electric Moore Show Company Hourglass News Zoom ;News Hourglass Hour Zoom BUSINESS DIREOTORY News Hourglass News Over " • ~45 News Hourglass Hour • Easy mmmmmil.~ ~. The Muppets Grizzly ~cNell Tonight The Muppets Adams Lehrer .' 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