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Sudden death Ian Alastair MacAulay, 24, '. 4: of 12.1250 Kingfisher Kitimat was pronounced dead on arrival at Kitimat General Hospital at 10:35 p.m. Tuesday night, according to RCMP. The nature of MacAulays death .was not disclosed. Marilyn Gosnell is one of 18 local NITEP students practical experience With Bey Batch's Grade 1 and'2 No foul play is suspected practice teaching in area schools. She is getting class at Kiti K'Shan. and coroner Don Murra.y has ordered an inquiry. • IlITEP Teacher training Jayoees

Eighteen local college in the province, end NITEP Students spend the first Du,n. t.e, 'a.t two students are currently builds upon and strengthens two years at an off-campus years, students complete Trade Fair getting practical teaching the cultural identity of each centre - located in Teri'ace, academic courses required experience In the classroom student. In many cases Kamloops and the Lower of all teachers on the Ui3C Terrace and District as part of the Native Indian students are enrolled in the Mainland and the campus, as well as their Jayeees are gearing up for Teacher Education Program program without regular remaining two years at UBC. practice teaching, their annual Trades Fair (NITEP). university admission During the 1977-78 year, held this year on June 17 and requirements if they show The fi~t two years include approximately 40 stUdents 18 in the arena. NITEP is a teacher potential foi" becoming a academic studies given by enrolled in year three and Many of the 90 available training program offered by good teacher. UBC faculty, local co- four on campus in NITEP. inside booth spaces have the University of B.C. to Deadline for applications alredy been reserved, people Of Indian ancestry • '" ordinstors, local instructors upon successful corn- and other resource people. is May 31, and anyone although a number are still who want an'alternative to wanting more Information left. All outside display the regular teacher lraining pletion of the program, in addition to the courses, studeiYcs receive a Bachelor each students engages in on NITEP can contact areas l~s been taken. program. of Education Degree and a extended periods of practice coordinator Pamela Straker Merchants and businesses There is currently a Professional Teaching teaching in schools near the at 635-6511 (local 54), or by interested in booth rentals Certificate. field centres. writing Box 726, Terrace. can contact lan Rankin at shortage of native teachers 635-6310, and other inquiries can be directed to Doug Misfeldt at 635-6541. In conjunction with the 'Trades Fair a raffle will be Ex-Parisian Jacques casting to stations in officer for Societe Radiq held with a grand-prize of laillaut, with a Maurice Terrace, Chilliwack, Vic- Canada, who comes by hi~ choice of one of five ears. 2hevallier accent arrived in toria, Prince George, accent honestly (he was bert The raffle Is limited to retrace Tuesday for a two Nanaimo and the Lower within two blocks of Maurici 2,000 tickets at $5 each and tay visit to Kitimat and Mainland. The broadcasts Chevallier's home in Parts) ~re available from any terrace to locate a few will cover several hours a has a daughter living there, Jaycee. ~ench speaking citizens the day, during which over 35 who is a well kown French ~BC.CBU-FFM will be hot- French Speaking persons movie actress: Her stage lining over the Victoria Day will be telephoned for their ¢,mme is Carolyn Cartier. • Ooffeee weekend. on-air opinions and views of The pleasant, hsavy-sct , During the period of May things Frencl~.Canadian., CBC .representative, oozing ~0-22, the CBC French Topics will include budget, "personality and Galli{ • house language radio will be election, and life for French charm, will be returnk by E. Fielshmenn ~overing the yearly 3-dsy speaking persons amid large shortly to the Te~aee The Terrace Coffee House "Federation Des Franco- communities of non-French Kitimat area in preparation enjoyed an excellent turnout Colombiens" celebration, Canadians. ~ of farther French,langunge .. ~ April 2 and we would like , with simultaneous broad-. . 9rogran~Lming...... ~..... for an ®tstanding:evehing'~' i entertainment. Fourteen talented performers sans. and played .to a large responsive audience. Material was varied from mouth organ solo (Clive i !, Cheetham) to barpaicord accompanied songs (John Palmer). Two excellent regular performers have joined our ranks, Andy and ) Alexis Maikaper - welcome. Andy's explanation to the lyrics of the folk song Peggy: 0 is a' riot on its own ~na Alexis treated us to a beautiful Russian folk tune. It you would like to hear of life in the Terrace area, .Terrace Mclntyre' of Terrace wen ,the Knights of Community College, has not yet deelded what she Is listen to Bruce Ollson - and if Columbus Scholarship at the Pacific Northwest Music going to do with the scholarship, but it will be used to you think Cedarvale has not Festival for her performsaee in the speech, arts further her studies.., been celebrated in song category, Teresa, a 19 year old student at Northwest come and ask for, Brenda Taft's composition prompted by a departing friend. Terry Peterson sang of love in the 171;h century -and Dale Basnett breezed through difficult instrumentals tc ~ loud applause. Though all works cannot be ment~oued here let me thank Joe Young, Dave Waiker, Vie Bell, Slmun Sterltt, Davy Hogg and Matthew Doffls. i Also, we thank the media it of Terrace for support in the form of free advertising on which we depend. The next Chffee House will be Sunday, May 7, at 8:00 p,m. in the Terrace Little Theatre building. Everyone welcome. Ohlorine conferenoe oanoelled PRINCE RUPERT, B.C. (CP).-- A news conference to clarify reports of chlorine dioxide leaks from, the C,~nadian CellulnseCo. pulp •Golden Rule raffle mill on Watson Island here Golden Rule employment money, at Woolworth's the Dog 'N has been postponed until Fri. agency in Terrace is holding Tickets are o'n sale for $1 Suds, Terrace Equipment day, a company spokesman a lottery offering prizes each or six for $5 and can be Sales, the Golden Rule office said Wednesday. ' l return airway tickets to purchased from Mr. Stnrby and'Alcan in Kitimat. Rick Hynes, safety officer, Vancouver and Masset. said the conference, which Juanita Hatton, co- includes spokesmen from ordinator of the Golden Rule, Some blowtorch! Dilllngham Corp. a ~ con- said the number of air . Get out your pocket e.omputer- and try this on struction contractor tickets she will be able. to it, for size. originally was scheduled for provide for prizes depends 'Wednesday but officials on the amount of money Scientists at the California Institute' of were busy on a construction raised through the lottery, Technology claim they have discovered a source site where an ~o million but so far she estimates of energy so huge it defies any description the 'addition to the mill Is being there will be two'retUrn human mind is capable of imagining. They have , built. tickets via CP Air from termed it a "Cosmic Blowtorch". The conference was called Prince Rupert to Massct. following complaints from Every effort to avoid According to their figures, the "Blowtorch" workers on the site that there holding a lottery has been contains as much energy as 10 billion suns. It is no adequate warning made, Hatton explained, but spews out a cloud of gas 60 trillion kilometres system to alert the project's becaus~ of the ongoing long. Where is it? The CaITech scientists locate 700 workers of ~toxinus gases financial problems of the.. • emitted' by the opor',.Ung employment agency, some it i,0,t~e Ursa Minor constellation - which is a portion of the mill. means i is needed ~ raise m~/'~~400 million light years fromeartM 9

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~THE HERALD, Thursday, May ,~, 1978, PAGE 3 Job opportunities Kitimat Big Br othe r Persons wishing to apply COOK, 1 vacancy, •. potunlUes,o,., o, listed,e for o,the ,,.ooo.oodepending onto oo.ooexperience. ,1, takes shape Terrace District on this Will be required to page should eontac~ the manage kitchen and staff. ' Canada Employment and tofunction as head Centre at 4630 Lazelle cook should be fully by ScottBrowes years, according to director filled out by a mother who to have a group with enough Avenue or telephone 635- experienced " in food "Bi-s urothers- is not in- of Kitimat Community wishes to have her boy in- cohesion to form teams • tended to stop vandalism or Services Jean Koe. yelped with the charitable representing the Big 7134. costing and menu any other criminal activity, Ethrdcity .could pose a organization. After Brothers - instead "the planning $5.60-$6.40INSTRUCTORS, per hour,open, SHOE REPAIRMAN, 1 but it is intended to give great problem when at- receiving the completed cchesion willbehetwesn the Hours will vary depen- opening. $800.00 per fatherless boys a chance at tempting to match little and application form the little and big brothers in- clingon typeof course any month. Must be. able to having male influence big brothers. Dr. Peraya screening committee is set dividually," says Robertson. during formative years," explains that the decision on in motion. LATE FLASH: The Big person able to corn- Operate all standard says secretary of the matches is up to the Upon matching a paii~'bf Brother Association ,of municate a skill, trade or equipment and machines screening, matching and screening, matching and males the 'boys' will set-out Kitimat has undertaken a interest to a group of involved with the trade, support committee of the support committee, on a trek of involvement and money raising activity that adult students. - COOK, 1 vacancy, newly .formed Kltimat "There aremany different experience for as long as i~ nation-wida and is being I REGISTERED $800.00 pe~ month. Must chapter of the Big Brothers aspects of a match that must they can. One such match pushed by every chapter of ! NURSE, 1 vacancy. $6.00 have experience in of British Columbia, Claire be taken into consideration, was reportedly lasting after the association in Canada. Standing per liour depending on oriental food preparation. Rohertson. "Peraya explains. "If a fifteen years of relationship. "The big run for little Rib[ experience. Performing Claireisone0fahandfulof potential' big brother can Registration as a big brothers is the first, Canada- office nursing services. ELECTRICIAN 1 'pilot' members of the show his sincere good brother is a much more wide, public appeal for funds NIGHT AUDITOR, 1 opening. I.W.A. Rate. community oriented nature, and impress this ce responsible act than the Uttle ever undertaken by Big 1 opening, $5.13 per hour. Must be certified one charitable group, the screening committee, he brother application. Big Brothers," it is stated in a Must be able to handle year sawmill expereince. At a recent meeting with. will be matched with an brothers will contact the newsletter from the R°astBeef'Mi S 1 99 full audit duties. Must be some of the executive of the appropriate little brother." association via any of the Canadian Association of Big 1st 5 Ribs. i~ able tocontrol security of HEAD TECHNOLOGIST group the Big Brother Big Brothers will be ex- same contacts used for little Brothers sent to each of their the hotel. 1 opening. $1,286.00 a philosophy was revealed, pected to spend a few hours a brothers. The application chapters. ' Grade n lb. • BAB¥SITTERS- month D.O.E. Must be The organization is set-up to week with the little brother, for a big brother is much The run is a fun affair and accomodate boys who have according to Peraya. more of a personal ira- is "not scheduled to go the employersURGENT, home-open, 1)In staff,able tomachine supervise main- lab no father, are losing their Optimistically the system pressionon the committees, most direct route in the Thomhill area must have tenance program and father, or are without male of screening should work If the person fulfills fastest time," according to influence in their family life, without ever having to'pull a • qualifications of being the newsletter. own transportation. 1 advise duty roster, according to the four big brother off a match, but honest, trustworthy, sincere Jerry Zweip explains, "We child. Alternate weeks - SAWFITTER I opening, association members in the situation could arise and devoted he will thin will be accepting par- must be non-smoker. $9.60hr Uncertified. $9.80 attendance, whereby a bigbrother is not await a match. "We don't ticipants' names throug~ WholeFryers $7.00 per day. ~/s hr Certified. Must have Constable John Nykiforuk, fulfilling his role and "will be want this to be a fat-cat an'y of the executive 2) In employers home- minimum one years Dr. Peraya, Doug Burton, pulled from the matdi," group, we want everyone - members, or Jean Koe. The two references required- experience carbide and Dung Foster, Claire, AI says Robertson. The rich or pear- to get involved runwill take place Saturday, in Terrace, 2 children- land. ~. Devoe, Jerry Zweip, and a "support" portion of." the as big brothers," says John May 27th." shift work-full time $9.00 tentative, member, Margo screening, matching and Nykiforuk. St.At John's 2 p.m. Newfoundland on, the Saturday, will ~or day. 3) In employers LIBRARIAN 1 opening. Hamilton.Myers, make the support committee is The chapter members are me-two references $1,800.00-$2.300.00 per group complete with a responsible for this enthusiastic about the new kick.off its nm with Victoria Frozen. A c annum.- Suitable contact for reeruitmmt of assessment of big brothers, organization. This brilliance and all B.C. chapters star- required-Terrace area. of spirit shows through when ring simultaneously at 9:30 Must have own tran- professional, experience- little brothers, (the boys Grade sportation-! child-l) B.L.S. or M.L,S. degree lacking male influence), In order that the taste eta speaking to any one of the a.m.B.C, time. months old, hours are with two years related through Kitimat Community match be totally understond four members that attmdnd The funds raised from 7:00 a.m.-3:00 p.m. experiencepreferrable in Services, Jean Koe. by the executive two the meeting, activities sponsored by the General babysitting, vocational academic The group seems a bit members, Jerry'Zweip and Big Brothers wl~o register Big Brothers will go for prototype whe~ a person Doug Burton, w~ be ap- pay a $1 registration fee. special trips or other $7.00 per day. institution assimilates these particular plying for big brother status Little brothers pay nothing, brotherly monies that will be Assorted Peas (4) Will take to your home, LIFE INSURANCE.AGENT, and hope to become two of The Kitimat chapter, as all needed. The public is urged must have two letters of 1 vacancy, $800 a month, peoplewiththeBigBrothers' referonce, in Terrace area, 1 Terrace, Must be group. One might get the thefirsttoexperiencethejoy ether chapters, must fund to participate, even if there or Gut child 9 months old, wages able to operate all standard organizationimpressi°nis thatdesignedtheto Ofneed.helping a youngster, m raisingthemselves'activitiesSeveralaremoneYontap Brother.are no planSsupporttO becomeis neededaBig Green Beans, are $7.00 per day. equipment and machines cater to the needs of only Referral to the association for the up-coming season, and will be appreciated by Taste Tolls, 5) In era- involved in the. trade, middle class majority social will come through Human The association is not a the worthy , cause 3for89 c reloyers home-live in-two REGISTERED NURSES, 2 groups of boys - not so. The Resources, schools, and fight union. They don't dab association. 14 fl! oz. Tin tters of reference are vacancies, "$7.90 per hour, "people mentioned above are Kitimat Community Ser- required. Gossin Creek Terrace, Must be R.N. - Shift merely the organizers of a vices, according to Zweip. . FOR PRIVATE USE OR BUSINESS .area-shift work-some work. chapter that has been in the Robertson explained thai • AUTOVEST housework-full time TRAINEE,CREDIT OFFICER 1 vacancy, Salry making in Kttimat for fifteen there is an application form Before you buy, investigate the advantages of this rent- $200.00 per month plus "Negotiable", Terrace th.own plan. All monies paid apply to purchase. Why Cream Corn I room and board. 6) In Minimal grade 12 is ,v,.*'ars L" World fie up yew ,ash or borrowing pewer, tst and last employers home-two necessary, financial back months rent and drive away. references required-in ground an asset, excellent Thornhill area must have opportunities for career , • ~ . EXAMPLES the,. • Based on 35 month lease Quality. ~-'1~ Igl children-some . (COMB) WELDER, 1 ' ~'f~f~, ~ 76 F 250 pickup 70 Econollne Van 7~ C 100 Chev p_u housework-fu]l time vacancy, $10.O1 ½ per hour, ~]~:~:~l ~~.~'~'~~~~,.~ ~-/ii~ I' S,4O.00permonth ,,3&00por month $129.00per monfli 14 II, oz, Tin~ior ~ • ~ ..... " ~ lease end price lease end price lease end price evening hours. $10,00 per Terrace, To do welding " t' :i ~ $2,115.00. i, ~ SI,91~L04 S1,875.00:, empl0)'ersday'negotiable.home.two7) In b~p~e~t~~epair"work¢.on~d~o~e~.vy~ titket$1~ty ~ ~ ~g~~ / ,or simply- return I'or simplY,r4durn .or"simply return I reference required-in necessary, but minimal 3 ys Camaro HT 78 Zephyr Sedan 7e Oodge Van Terra, area. Babyslt-years experience is ~[~~~ S139.00 per month S124..permonih S12,.00per month I/ngduties-evenings only- required." ~ . lease end 'price lease end pri¢e lease end price Tomato Juice 1 child, 1½ months old. STENOGRAPHER, I , ~~-~ S2,025.00 $1,02S.00 $1,MS.00 $5.00 per day. vacancy, Td25.96 hi.weekly, • or simply return or simply return or simply return Town House. Commission,HAIRDRESSER, 1Terrace, vacancy, 60Terrace, W.P.M. Dictaphone typist THE PROLIFIC MUSKRAT -- The muskrat is" capable le' Fiesta 3 dr. 70 FI$O 4 x 4 in Olds Cutlass Fancy Quality. I Licensed experienced ap. WAITRESSES REQUIRED of breeding at four months of age and producing $~.00 per month $155.00per m0nth $139.00per month Open,. ,. '. ~ a litter of six to,eight young at monthly intervals lease end price lease end price lease end price 75 c p]ieants only. (1) Four inTerrace, must be during the summer months. The" relatively short $1400.00 $2,275.00 S2,03S.00 48 fl. oz. Tin FALLER87 vacancies, $135 lgyearsofnge, one to start 5 Canadian summers usually restrict the number of or simp!y, return ~r simply return or simply return. per day and bonus plus, a.m. other 5:30 a.m. other litters to two, three, or rarely, four. Thus a female FOR FURTHER INFORMATION Prince Rupert, Must be afternoon wages are $4.58 is capable of replacing her and her mate vTith 12 exporlmced in West Coast per hour. One to perform to 18 young in one season, although only about .CALL LARRY HAYES- RICHARDS LoggiugTweyears, sawsare car-ho~ duties at $3.00 an half will reach maturity. Under good conditions COLLECT 987-7111 Vegetable Soup provided, hour must have 6 months this will result in a density of one pair and their BELMONT LEA$1NG LTD. waitress experience, accumulated young-of-the-year for" every 8 to 10 1160MARINE DRIVE . GENERAL OFFICE (2) Out of town, if no tran- acres of marsh. NORTH VANCOUVER, B.C.D.0047~A CLERK 1 vacancy, approx, sportation available, may $4.00 per hour D.O.E., arrange aceomodations. Town..oa,o Houoo. 99 c Terrace, Operation Must have experience, will bookkeeping machine (Can serve liquor, must be over 19 10 fl, oz. Tin for Izai~ if necessary) invoicing, years of age night shift from filing, cash, general clerical. 5:00 to 9:00 or 10:00 starting CAIMAW answers. FOREST ice Cream Snow m-] CASAW questions Star. /~il ~)|J ~UJ The memberslttp.vote on funds would cover things PROGRAMS Assortedll~litrejF~ • (d~ the proposed merger bet- that are not presently at. Flavours.-~aJPail ~ • ~J 'Z Vancouver's CAIMAW "semeof the smeller locals ' .PULP ~ r~r=n -WOOD PRODUCTS unions will take place today associated with CASAW and tomorrow. Feelings of can't afford business agests. both pro and con have been CAIMAWhasa general fund Seats available for September 1 978 voiced on the merger, by to provide services like PREREQUISITES: Graduation on the Combined or Selected Studies Program CASAW members, lousiness agents." National Secretary- CA.IMAW is an Pulp and Paper: Chemistry 11, Algebra 12 or Math 12 or BCIT Bananast Treaturer of CAIMAW, Jess amalgamation of members pro-entry Math Syccomore, has been in who have left eleven dif- Wood Products: one of Chemistry11, PhysicsllorBlologylland Kitimat for the past few ferent went unions, all of weeks answering questions which are "based in the Algebra12 or Math12 or BCIT pre-entry Math , Oontral on the merger, posed by States; according to Sye- .TWO YEAR INDUSTRY-S'PONSOREDSCHOLARSHIPS: union members, comore. He explains that IF Available to students entering first year ' "The major difference the merger were to go Amorioan from this merger would be a through the head office of the Up to, $1200 per student Grown, structural change. The union would not, and could Include two summers of mill employment 3,b.99 financial structure of not, be located in a placelike PRACTICALLY-ORIENTED TRAINING PROGRAMS: - CAIMAW varies greatly to. KiUmat. "It's just not Industry-experienced teaching staff that of CASAW.," says geographically ad- Syeeomore. vantageous". Extensive in-plant field trips "Because of the nature of . Outstanding pilot plant training facilities the large plant in Kitimat "Politics does not allow a EXCELLENT CAREER OPPORTUNITIES there was a need for a strong head office to isolated." . Cucumbers 'local. This was established. Syccomore stressed that ~ ~'O'~U~TT~EE~I~"FO'~M'A~"...... with the help of CAIMAW, "we are all in t~e same fight, ~ LI PHONEOR COMPLETE AND MAIL TO: (check one) Although the local is quite with the same ideas, and I 434-5734 Forest Products Department capable of handling there is no reason why we B,C. Institute of Technology : " Student problems at home it is not as shouldn't be together." i Local 279 3700 WIIIIngdon Avenue :: Parent Long English, 6 9 active as it could be in the Because CASAW initiated I Burnaby, B.C, V5G'3H2 [', Teacher , I B,O, Grown. C nation-wide Canadian labour the merger proposal i Name I Oanada No. 1 qnovement," Syccomore members have the right to i [ comments, vote against such a plan, / Address Grade. Size 18's Each With a larger union the says Syccomore. i ____, ...... _____ ...... _J, -thecareer campus May 3rd to May 6th ~Z~%~$~```~$~?~`~£¢~``~$~ ...... ~ ' I .... * + ' ~ :~ ~ ~' :' ~ In Terrace SafewavStore Be aGasWatcher COLUMBIAINSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY. Sales in Retail Quantitiesonly.

EndangeNspecies.! ,... PAGE 4, THE HERALD, Thursday, May 4, 1978 ¢ Editorial Is courtesy dead?-or- "One ringey dingey, two ringey dingeys... " Perhaps I belong tothe wrong generation. certainly help. our (expletive deleted) paper should be (ex. del.) through unless we not only tell l~er who we are, Perhaps I am wrong, when the telephone rings Once in awhile there is a pleasant surprise. A well ashamed of its (ex del.) self. He expressed but first of all she must apparently discover and I pick up the receiver to expect the person on warm voice comes on that can make even a a keen desire to meet the son of a (ex. del) up a whether the gentleman we are calling is actually the other end of the line, who is calling me, to act coml~laint sound like a compliment! "I'm Mrs. hack alley some night, when he would no doubt" there or not. like a person. Blank, and I know it's dreadfully late. But I introduce himself, formally, and explain his The "I'll see if Mr. Blank is in" routine is not Often I am alone in the Herald office in the noticed a piece in your paper the other day - difference of opinion and take him soundly to easy to take. If that female does not know early or late hours - when thinking is less in- Thursday, I think it was, and I seemed to have task for his political bias. whether her boss is there or not, one would terrupted, and the telephone light blinks on in an lost my copy. Do you think there is any way I Another caller, who likewise waived the for- question whether or not she is all "there"lher'letermnit irrestible challenge almost as strong as the. could get another copy of that issue - or even that mality of an introduction, assured us he had just self. While she is thus engaged in de ""ng telephone bell at home. article. You see it was about..." returned froma visit to Mr. Barrett in Vancouver the location of her boss, and probably finishing "Hey, how much is that car you're trying to get When I learned Mrs. Blank was not that able to where he had personally handed him a copy of another chapter of "I Was A Female Werewolf" rid of?" the voice at the other end will demand to get around on her own, and because she "came the offending guest editorial. He did, however, she puts us on "hold". Eventually we give up, know. And if I don't know, do I get told off! on" so humanly, you can guess another copy of have the appreciated courtesy of apologizing for and finally get the information we were looking Now at 7 a.m. - and sometimes five or six a/n the paper she had lost was in her hands very having used some rather strong language on our for from a quick call to her boss's girl friend at or 10 and 11 p.m. I would expect the average shortly after she hung up the phone. "secretary" who happened to have had the the bar down the street. person to assume most businesses are closed, Some of our editorials seem calculated to best misfortune to answer the phone in our absence, and, on the off chance of finding someone an- bring out the beast in some men- and women. and thus got the initial blast of our readers dif- Courtesy on the telephone may seem unim- swering the phone would at least treat that However, that's not so bad. Any editor worth his ference 'of opinion. Portant until one realizes how much of one' life is person like a human being. At the very least, salt - and a little shake or two of pepper and dash But even these rather "frank" calls are much now dependent on telephone conversations. "Hello, I'm George Blank. I'm phoning about a of mustard: expects to get his share of "hate" preferred to some of the responses we get when Every home, office, business establishment and classified ad, is there anyone there who can help calls. Nor have we been disappointed, lately, on we attempt to reach a rqlatively unimportant service is linked by phone. There surely is no me?" that score; One of our callers said he objected so civil servant and have to d~al with his secretary quicker way to cheer the world up - or get Maybe that is a bit too long winded, - but some strenuously to a guest editorial that he ,felt had before we can penetrate what some vulgar chap everyone snarling at one another- than ny |sing indication that the voice is from one human been a direct attack - a personal attack of Mr, has nicknamed "the B.S. Curtain". The pleasant and courteous, or "short" and l ide - being seeking contact with another human would Barrett that he (expletives deleted) thought that secretary or receptionist will not put our call when we use that instrument.

gas, only his four books. opinion, whether pro or con. The parliamentary ' • Can we be so alienated from capital punish- member might just need reminding of the an- GUEST EDITORIAL(LOOAL) , ment that we condone its practise? Write your tiquated philosophy behind retributive justice. • legislative representative and voice your Thanks for listening. • "'Kill me if you c n"' A look at capital punishment '

by Scott Browes California during the twelve terrifying years Television. Media or medium? Chessman spent in prison facing death row the The on going controversy centering a/'ound the man was tossed around as a categorical victim - impact of television on society, and people in- none the less-found guilty. dividualiy, came to a climax May 1 when the. What if - just imaging for a second. You're story of a young rambunctious •American who cruising home after just being involved in a beer had incredible intelligence and social scorn,. rlour brawl, or some such common situation, - putting him to ,sentenced" death, was aired on ~ e police chase you - you bait them in a short NBC..."Kill Me If You Can". ' lived push of the accelerator. It seems rather appropriate that the subject be Suddenly ,you're in an interrogation room so truthfully portrayed at a time when being accused - not questioned - of being the Canadians may be about to be faced with the murderer in a case that public pressure forces parliamentary decision to re-instate capital police to search overly aggressively for the of. punishment, or to live ~Id let llve. fender. Prime Minister Pierre Elliot Trndeau says, A court finds you belligerent for defending "There has been no action taken on the yourself- or worse yet your lawyer is incapable - suggestion of re-instatement of capital punish- and you find yourself facing death row. ment following the murder of a Saskatchewan Oh but if he had been an up-standing citizen he policeman", according to radio news service. wouldn't have gotten into the situation. No but It should be hoped not! The pe~on responsible your son can get in that situation. for the death of the policeman in our prairie Canadia|i courts are not above the faults of the | pr0~nce has yet~be tried,let alone convicted. American judicial system.. On the Contrary Does the death 0f a policeman constitute any Canada boasts a follow-the-leader syndrome. super sulfating that might be different than the Is it completely incomprehensible to a person horror and pain after the death of any pecan? seeking the truth what i'etributive justice is all Alafl Alda, the cracked-witted doctor- about. Eye-for-an-eye holds no weight. The character associated generally with MASH, •answer is mu~ more complicated than simply captured the essense of Caryl" Chessman's re-murdering. Even contemporary struggle for the truth. Chessman was accused of psychologists have stopped using deterrant type committing over one dozen crimes under the behaviour~il pat~ernii~g because .of mask of "the red light bandit". government-instituted laws governing ,ex- Chessman was originally tried and convicted perimentation on subjects if the test would be of the charges in 1947. It was not until 1960 that detrimental to the subjects' health. ~ evidence brought goverment recognition of the In the words of a British lyricists writing oh the fact tl~t he was 'possibly' innocent. unjust reality of such people as the Klu KlUX Chessman died, according to the NBC Klan: "Caryl Chessman sniffs the air and leads documentary and historical data, seconds before the parade, he knows in a scent, you can bottle receiving his fifth stay of execution. Due to all' you made". justice department bungling in the state of Chessman left very little behind his curtain of HII Letter to the editor

~gt. u. mmms at toe uanaman forces ~aaen May 16 to perform at the R.E.M.Lee Theatre at 8 Band. poses before a type of xylophone on p.m. Admissionis Free. I timat reader seething over wheels. The Naden Band will be inTerrace on

and fail tokeep our old folks from here because ~ome me - who are just waiting CBC TV documentary here. To keep our~youth you master plan doesnot put soul and hoping! and the many volunteers. who. every year. make this need Jobs and for our old, Intoa group of human belngs Vandal Victim Editor the present government saw a few months aga with all the elements to generate facilities. For a town that in an isolated environment. II Festival such a success. 'THE GREAT T.V. CAPERI decisions at both levels thsit two black eyes and her six "mental health problems, does not even have a Woman We need leadership at all At this time I would alto TK television ought to were affecting the future month pregnant body loneliness, isolation, etc. it doctor, we've come a long levels that's sensitive to the •Dear Sir: like to express our ap- apologize to Kitimat and growth of the economy of bruisedwith fist, marks, should be reeognised and way or have we? total nees of people not ex- preciation to the News CBC. Before Iosa Cam- Terrace and Killmal. The Tell that, lena, to the lady, especially by govermnent AskTKwhere the first half cusee. • During 1978 the town of Media, eepecially CFTK pa~nolo and other ksser net result was ca'is usual who has to wait to see our whenwe ask for skilled help, of the programme wmt and Cordiallyyours Fairview in the Peace Radio and Television, minions "burst a gut" over with this station for the past overworked social eoun- and more of it. Answer that askTKwhere the other news ArthurD. Serry River district will be C.B.C., Prince Rupert and the great 10 minute Film on .7 years since I've known it sailor.., we don't have the tax base of that's detrimental to Iona _- celebrating its Golden all local news media for KiUmat hoax. Let me quote was "we won't rock the You say the' story was the population to support the g~es mayhe we won't be so Jubilee-the 50th an. without their continuous my diary of events leading 'boat" or do anything. gloomy in your letter, Iena, services we seek are no dad. Ask TK about the I have found vandalism in niversary of the founding support this Festival would up to the film and most of all I said I was tired of this you never asked what answers at all. No lona, slJectal viewing sessions for the Terrace area to be a of the town with the net be the success it is. let me reveal the TRUTH. as • station being the extentionof happened to the other half of Kitimat's rip-off mentality is o~local council, nfayorand' matter of great personal' 'arrival of the railroad in to who the real culprit in this the Liberal Party of Canada the programme. The other cominghome to roost and we Alcan official with the in- concern, 1928. Yours truly, affair really is. and Alcan Public Relations ten minutes that was aired don't intend to wait another citation"This is alia garbage As a newcomer to the PACIFIC NORT~ Upon the press release We will be celebrating MUSIC FESTIVAL and that the people here the Thursday before. 25 years for solutions. we keep off the air sent out district, I am more than our Jubilee during tl~e that ills Kitimat Pipeline could live with the truth. If You did not tell them in The social cancer of .~y CBC Vancouver." I usuallydependent on the use Lois McDouiel, was quashed. I telephoued they ware not going to clean yourletter that TK television F,ltimat is the failure to ~vendar what they call the of my car to make a living, ' week of August 7thto the Publicity Chairman. Walt Lllmatainen of 'our up their bias, I would ap- had deliberate technieall recognise we are Just human stuff they do finally put on Recentlymy car was stolen 13th with a great variety I II TV Stationwhether groups in proach C,R,T,C. to see ff problems because it con- beingsand subject to human air. for no apparent purpose, and of activities, social favour of the pipeline would something could be done, tainad an article questioning frailty and because some If anyone has any doubts' during the interval it was in cultur~/l and sports TODAY IN HISTORY be allowed to comment on I telephoned C,B.C. news your part in the pipeline egotist had a dream of a as to the authenticity of the the hands, of vandals, it. events. ty THE CANADIAN tho decision. I was furious and asked ff they would send debate, planned city that was built facts the 7 years files o~ sustained unnecessary Although we have sent RESS that 81van lhe present state a news team in to allow at You didn't tell the folk of and some equally ~otisticol Kitimat's other side are open damages; Fortunately, I out nearly two thousand A small British- of the Canadian eConemy least some rencilon to the Kltimat that a 'IX news- person declared this was a to inspection. I call them the havebeen able to recover the invitations to former Canadian fleet raided a and B.C. in particular why'a pipeline announenment but person said it was cut happyplace, we all ought to "Fuddle Duddle vehicle after being without it residents, we know it is U.S. naval base at Os- certain blue eyed darling of had no idea The District' of because it was controversial. Jumpup and down with Joy. Flles."Maybe we-don't severaldays. not possible to reach wego,N;y, i 164 years ago our l.|eal station, a cabinet F,ltimat w~ted an exposo of The rest of B,C. saw the It isn't Just the ease. deserve better or do weT. Actions of this tyl~ result everyone who has lived in today--in 1814--and minkter no less could be the myth t~t in our' clean whele story and the message We need to expand our Surely. objective in arousing hostility,on t.he claiming a victory at the Fairview that way. sacked it. The Ameri~ans town the natives are all Just that was being put across capital base; we need to questioningof any bias is the part of those suffering ~e We hope that through fought well but were apparent success of titillated with Joy and all set was, "if 25 years of Kitimat grow as a city and in the only way ~he facts can needless damage as well as defeating a billion dollar to whoop it up became we means anything we have to ~owlng we will come of age mlerge: I don't like to be inconvenience. your pa~r we may reach outnumbered 1,200 to SO0. investment in Canada's and are 25 years old. Sot'W, educate the politicians that as a city, no thanks toyou, told what someone else I can only 8uose at the some of our former Thebattle, planned and B.C. economy at this time. District of Kitimat, I burst Kitimat is not a fat cat city; Iona,since you feel wedon't thinks I should hear or is violentaction I might find neighbors who have not led by Commodore Sir I was refused time and the bubble but I see a dif- Kitimat is not the well needanything, No growth Is good for me or the com. myselftaking should I ever yet heard of the Jubilee James Yea, reestablished accused Walt of being with ferent Kitimat. ' planned city the P.R, films part of ~ problem but with muulty, come across those respna., and extend an invitation British control of Lake his station so far in lona's I see a Kltimat with a have led us to believe but friends ~Jke Ions. and TK Most of us are responsible siblefor what they did to my to them to come home for Ontario, allowing them to pocked that they could not be varied cross secilon of that government better stud televisio~don't hold your enoughto weigh the facts for car. I am sure other victims the festivities, " ferry supplies and objective about the news in people and I see and aim to ' in the support staff that ore breathf@~a change. ourselves, Looking over the of vandalism are also Yours truly, reinforcements to their our area. I further pointed correct, with your help, an part of a human cam- I asked ~CBC to kill the .list of excuses from TK over buildingup similar feelings The Fairview Gohl,~ rmy and bring the out that they were censoring area of dire need in this muulty,' . myth that Kitimat doesn't the past 7 years presents the of violence toward the Jubilee from the news sent by CBC erican invasion of the community that needs ad. Mental' Health is a ' need help in srowing frna~ molt urgent case I've ever vandals.Sooner or later, the Committee Niagara Peninsula to a the other side of the Kltimst drink. problem only when the staff government and that heard as to the need for an *persons who stole my car close in July, i Pipeline Debate and as the I sea an arcs that Ioua and Is not available to cope governmentneeds to be re- objective look at where we willtry to repeat their act. ouly station they had a duty Letter to the Editor: her ilk cannot see and to because, they 'are over- educated to what Kitimat is really are in this community Nexttime they may not be SQ .On behalf, of the Pacific 1896 -- The Daily Mall, to give th~ thrust and ~ote her letter, "Kiilmat is worked," Restoring mental all about if we are ever to and just where are we going ,lucky - each time they leave Northwest Music Futival a London newspaper, was motivation needed to bring darn nice place to live." health is a pallent, probing stride into our next 25 years from here, 'a few more clues behind. I /founded. the dlsatlafactlon of the Tell that to a kid who three executive and committee and tryinll area and mental with a future and a purpose. It's time we had concrete for one, am goingto be on the members, I. would .llke to i~;19.27 -- .The Academy of majority of residents of days later blows his head breakdown Is a ~ NOWI You can't 'build a~own plans as to how we intend to lookout, night and ~y. Kltimat and Terrace with off~ Tell that to a mother I extenda most sincere thanks ~ouon Picture Arts and situation. Sines Kitimat has whenyou.export our youth proceed as a community There must be others, like to all advertisers,, patrons ~ iences was t'ormed.

f THE HERALD, Thur~qay. May d, 1978, PAGE $ , Labor Board ++/ ++:: : :+:: +++ j p++ + Westcoast gas backs union • plans opposed., VANCOUVER jurisdiction in these VANCOUVER (CP) -- shews for 1979 a net cost Chevran Canada was not situations," wrote board George ~echaor, chairman inorease to Hydro of ~,000, entitled toa cease-and-desist vlcechairman Rod Ger- order against the Teamsters maine. of the British Columbia his tables show the increase . Petroleum Corp., said would be $1,0e5,000. Union for picketing its The decision also con- /:i Tuesday the corporation Louise Mandell, legal ~ Victoria supply depot during talnsd a significant outline of does not want Wceteoast counsel for the Union of B.C. • the recently-concluded why an employer such as +++ ..... , ...... ++? Transmission Co. to loop the Indian Chiefs, which also ,: AlrWeat strike, the British Chevron was not entitled to a remaining single sections of opposes the looping, said the Columbia Labor Relations cease-and-desist order, even its Chetwynd-t o-Huntingdon UBCIC wants assurances ' Board ruled today, though the board found the ~ / ~~~++~-~-. +~+-- + ~i~..~,. gas pipeline. frem Wceteoeat that it will : The board said Chevran'a Teamsters' picketing of the Lechnor told a hearing of make compensation for" nppllnation for such snottier company's Victoria oper- the National Energy Board damage d~e along the right- would not have been granted ation technically illegal. .that the project is too un- ofway to the Indians' ' if the strike had gone on Chevron argued that its certain because the gas traditional lands, if the •because of the company's supply of fuel to AirWest Westcoast says it can save louping goes ahead. arrangements to supply fuel during the strike was merely • ary Boyd, in ch'~'g+ of •regi~++;;tt~'~"g+~ e for the Pr@ through looping might, not A. L. Green, vice-preaident : to AirWent during the 5½- an nct maintaining normal comodation, and Sybil Benzer, "secretary of the Ker- Drama finals beginning May 17. have an export market. of gas nupply and sales for month labor dispute, boainesS.OlZrationsbetween mode'78 committee review applications from students Looping is building a" line Westcnast, said his company Although the AirWcet the two firms. beside an existing line. • "will make reasonable strike was settled last week RULES NOT NORMAL Westconst has applied to compensation to individuals . following a beard hearing m The board noted that the board for permission to for damage and in- + Chevren's application, the Chevron used non-union loop 388 kilometres of its convouiesce caused by the : board decided its management personnel to }50 will come to to issue 1,032-kilometre gas line~ line crossing their land, and ." ruling anyway because of the cross the picket lines at maintaining that looping the make reasonable restoration significant Judgments In- AirWeat in order to deliver single sections of the line to fishermen affected by voived, the fuel and added that Terrace in May would allow it to save 6.7 damaged creaks." In its 39-pagu decision, the Chevren's standard contract billion cubic f&t of gas a The line now runs from " board determined it has with Ah'Wcet gave Chevron REGISTRATION FOR provincial function in the Kimberly, Campbell River, year. Chetwynd in northeastern .jurlsdlctiontoconsldercases the right to suspend its Provincial Drama FestiVal north is the access northern Nanaimo, Oliver, Powell The looping would cost B.C. to Huntingdon, about 80 where a provincial employer obligations in the event of a is now complete. There are students haveto the event River, Whiterock, and 350 students, teachers, and $80.6 million and the kilometrea east of Van- , ' (Cbevran)' is picketed by labor dispute. without the 'high cost of Buruaby. petroleum corporation would esuver. , workers covered by the "The arrangements made professional theatre people travelling to the Lower Allpartielpantsareinfora planning to attend the 4 day have to pay 55 per cent of the federal labor code (AirWest by Chevron for the continued Mainland. Prince George, great surprise when the see cost. employees), delivery of its fuel to AirWest conference and presentatlno Houston, Dawson Creek, the lovely theatre facility for Call for of plays May 17-20 at the ~Lechnor said there must WANTED INJUNCTION represent, in our opinion, Prince Rupert, Fort St. the performances. The he no uncertainty in the The matter had been. positive steps taken by. REM Lee Theatre at 8:15 John, Smithers, Caseiar, R.E.M. Lee Theatre is resignation p.m. project as long as a large referred to the board by the Chevrno for the purpose of Kitimat, andTerrace areali somethingTer~aceshonidby portion of the cost falls on the B.C. Supreme Court after assisting AlrWest . in The students ~nd their will representedoat this proud to show off. VANCOUVER(CP) -- The chaperones come from all "year's conference. Other corporation and B.C. tax. Chevron first sought a court resisting the union's lawful Everyone is invited to payers. ,Vancouver and District injunction against the strike," Germaine wrote. parts of the province, and a. areas participating in the attend the award winning Labor Council has called for great many of them from the Wee,coast has said that the Teamsters Union, which He said the Teamsters gala festival of live theatre plays that form Kermode looping would allow the firm the resignation of deputy represents the 95 AirWest showed`• restraint in the northernreaches. One of the are Coquitlam, Vernon, Theatre '78. All those plays at tome~v-gese~al Richard benefits of holdina an annual to have more gas available workers who were on strike. altuatioa'by not escalating performed nightly for ad- to sell to U.S. markets. Vogel for remarks he made • In finding that it does have its picketing to Chevron's judicatiofi in the R.E.M. Lee last week about illegal break jurisdiction in the AirWest operations until five mouths Theatre were chosen from MARKET RISKY ' ins by the RCIVIP. case, the board noted that after the nirike began. Canadian air policy regional drama festivals "With regard to West- Council delegates also several court injunctions G~maine stressed that- .earlier in the year. The coast's statement that gas voted unanimously Tuesday were granted by the B.C. Chavron's conduct was not Festival gets under way saved through this proposed to condemn the 402 break ins Supreme Court to provincial unlawful, that the,company Wednesday May 17 when the - looping will be sold, I can conducted by the RCMP .employers .picketed by was entitled to make the now. in disarray Vancouver Playhouse assure you that gas saved without search warrants in • members of the Tele- arrangements it made, performs "Loot", an upside will not he sold for a very British Columbia since 19'70.. VANCOUV~'.R (CP) -- CP Air is restricted to "It cestsus$55 million for down comedy in the Mouty long time," Lechner said. Council secretary- , communication Workers "however, having made Pacific Wester~ Airlinds Union during their recent these arrangements in order offering 25 per cent of a wide-body aircraft," he Python vien. The student "There in no assurance treasurer Paddy Heale said • acquisition of Transnir Ltd. seating capacity on iran- said. 'The only way we can productions begin Thursday whatsoever that the export the trade union movement strike * against B.C. to assist AirWest in reducing of Winnipeg and Air Telephone Co.--a dispute scontinental flights oblige the travelling public MwylS-20. Tickets for all market will take the gas." should lead the fight against the impact of the lawful Canada's attempt to pur. although under a relaxation covered by the federal labor strike, Chevron was not with chSap fares and performances can he ob- B.C. Hydro took issue with such police tactics. chase Nordair Ltd., of Men- in policy granted last year it profitably operate such Westeoest's estimate of how He said comments by code. . entitled to obtain any reliof tuinad at Terrace Library ireal, have loft Canada's air can take up to 35 per cent of expensive equipment is by and Sight and Sound $3.00 much the looping would cost federal Solicitor-General "Our decision • that the from this board because the policy in disarray, executive board has jurisdiction should whatever increase in exploiting the potential adult - $2.00 student or Hydro, a gas customer of Jean-Jacques Blak that the " union belatedly took nteps to vice-president of CP Air, business there may be this "not be read as implying any restore the anticipated productivity of our aircraft seniors. Four day passes are Wee,coast. break ins are legal because said Tuesday. - year and up to 45 per cent as fully as possible." ! available for $10.00 or ~6.00. Edward Guy, gas supply they were not carried out . judgment on our part that impact of its lawful picketing Ken Dakin said in an inter- the board has exclusive of AirWest." next year. Dakin said that airline Plan to attend this ~ama planning engineer for Hydro, with criminal intent "smack view that the country'~ said that. while Westcoast of a police state." stated policy for/he past 13 Dakin said a number of regulatory practice in "extravaganza. years has been to have two things have chaBged since Canada can not he conducted ...c~,.....%-...... %::'.:.;-....;...:.~-~.;:~...-======..._-.-_._-.-:.'.:.:....:...... -.-.~.:..::._..;:....e.%-..-:.....-.-::.....-.-:.....:..;..;,:::...... -.-.-~...;.;:¢...... ~.....-.:.:.:%. Basford asks for tress-continental and in Oltawafiratdivklsdupthe In tsolation to what is hap- ternational oporators--CP transcontinental traffl" parting in the United States :'::. : ..~~ • . - ~;~ - - - "a - Air and Air Canada and between Air Canada and CP where the Civil Aeronautics / • • L •- five---ional 'carriers each Air. Air Canada new is. a, Board is committed to Bilingual trials with own ,.ed ,.,tory. maj0r.i'.n.ternatinnal .a,~.]~. orasi~.rnies restricting in- Business !I: ' '~...... n"'="e of the, elmnaes .annnot m neeo oz armsaat dustry competition. • '.' ' ,4'~ ~'+ ~, ~ , -. , ...... ~+'++'~...w,, . " • 0 , • By uAROL~ L ~: .: "-~?. fu!lfedeta~WanoUt.. Dakin ~aid he would like to • protection against com- .He said it is too ~asy ,or Iii ff : Not listed in our ,i.+ O'~PTAWA(cP)~.~Us.t/ce ~ii or St~i~~ ~!~Ith~ Cla~rk:,,s see t~e'~cv~nrotoctln= ~d~' ~fiti6n and the econotnlce of Canadinntravellers to catch. Mirdster tt~* uasgc~l' :ap=:+~teme'fit, whidt 'said the i_ Canada;s "c~oss-co~ntr' airline operation have a cro~|-ouantry flight south pealed on Tuesday for MPs Conservatives wanted the traffic eased. • ' altered, of the border, and with thnt ; B.0' Tei Di*reotory...... !i; to contribute to nationnl federal government to help option always at hand~ TERRACE ER,NARY MEOICA" CE.TRE-, == unity bysupporting the provinces meet the cost Canadian regulators can not Au.o A A,I A. , legislation assuring every cf implementing the new be too restrictive about :i:i -iv " , :~: • citizen the right to a criminal program. competition here. • .0 0, .oo 63s.,4,0 trial in either official Basf0rd dbmissed critics $1.5 million, for Dakin said that formal or % language. who said some provinces do unofficial night-time curfews "This minimum of mt have a large enongh at Dorval airport in Mon. i+ ' r ,+...c+o,.+u.,+.,.v,c..,,.,,, +ii+ language rights is essential French population to provide lost habitat heal and at Vancouver and W W V a~' THE HOBBY HUT- 635.9393 ' if Canada is to survive as a sufficient Jurors. Toronto airports should be country of two official He said even Newfoun. VICTORIA (CP) ;- The dam is part of a recipz,ecal applied with more flexibility. ,THREERIVERSWORKSHOP.635.223S ++ ; languages," Bosford said, dland, with only 3,500 British Columbia govern. agreement with the United "I don't suggest that ++ Listed'- urging speedy Commons French-speaking residents, sent will spend tl.5 million States government. aircraft should operate GEMINI EXCAVATING- 635-3479. passage, will he able to find Juries for during the current fiscal He said that Hydro. has round.the-cluck into certain year on a compensation Progressive Con- French trials. allocated $1.8 million for the sensitive airports, but there Here/ O,,.,Free'f°rON'm°nlhc°urtesy°fHERALDTHe:,, sor~atives, however, say the He predicted most Frmch ngram for. wildlife habitat Pend D'Oreille projecl should be ~some flexibility," bill must give the provinces trials would "take' place in t because of hydroelectric during the next several he said. " •more power in deciding blonireal, Toronto and projects, Conservatim years. Both CP Air. and. Air when the new language Vancouver, all of which have Minister Sam Bawlf said The minister said that the Canada now offer lower ,f you wish your Business Phone 636 6367 provisions come into effect. sizeable French-speaking Tuesday. fares for fli~to which leave " listed for your customers please call ' m The new Democratic He said most of the funds ~90,000 which Hydro will populations. " pay for 1,286 acres of at off hours. ~::~::~;~;~;~;~;~;~`~;~;~;~;5~;~;`.;`.;`.~;`.;~:;..;:~:;~;`.;.~;~:~:~;~:`.~:;~;~;~;~;~;~`.L.;:~;~;~;~;~;:;~;~;~;~.~:..:~:~.::::~:; Party nupportod the bill with "There is nothing in the come from B.C. Hydro and privatelyowned land in the no demand for change. bill to prevent pro vinous Power Authority to replace Pend D'Orelile River valley Conservative Justice critic from extruding +the same habitat lost because of Eldon Woolllams called the flooding at the Libby Dam in comes from reserves provisions . to civil • allocated for the project an bill a dangerom invasion of procedings, but this is a Mentana, the Seven Mile well as from the current provincial rights ovei' the question fur each province," 'Dam on the Pend D'Orellle allocation. admigsiratton of justice. the minister said. River near Trail, Revcistoke The legislation would Debate en the bill was to Dam near Revelstoke and The woperfles acquired amend the Criminal Code to continue today. the Ksenieyelde Dam on the under this program will be guarantee a trial in either Lower Arrow Lake. turned over to the govern- French or English. The N b A spokesman for the ment which will develop Judge, .Jury and court clerk o an on said that ~1,600 them with further funding , /' wc~ld have to understand will be used. to compensate from Hydro. • V the language chosen, but the Bawif said the Pend proseci~r could use a trans- Calcutta dam; while ~]06,000=''=' has been D'Oreille property contains lator. alloted for Pend D'Orcille valuable deer winter range SAYS NO FORCE VANCOUVER (CP) -- flooding, 11.2 million for and coordinated recourse ;/ Stressing that he is not Alderman Bernice Gerard Revelstoke and ~,500 for management and Wildlife~ forcing French or English couldn't persuade city the Lower Arrow Lake. management plans have iO down anyone's throat, council Tuesday to ban the Bowff said compmsation been prepared by the fish invite Basford said the legislation Broadway hit show Ohl for flooding from the Libhy and wildlife branch. • o. would be implemented on a Calonttal from the Queen province-by-province basis, Elizabeth Theatre May lS only after full discussion and lS but counoil did ask the with attorneys-general. civic theatres board to. Meeting could have " I~ means the legislation impose an age restriction on 7 wo~d take force gradually, the show. • • prompted violence l~obably starting in Quebec, "You mean a restriction Ontario and New Brunswick on our own stunt"bones," VANCOUVER (CP)--An The witness said the which have the largest Gerard said when • Ald. ant/.combinea inquiry Into hearing, which was ad- Francophone populations, he George PuLl proposed the the'fisherman's union was j0urned indefinitely the next said. restrtctinn, adjourned last December day, has not since races- During Basford's speech, "If Ohl Caleuttal with its became an official feared vaned. Opposition Leader Jou Clark group masturbation, mau the hearingmlght be marred Charged under the released a statement copulation and bondage sex by vicienos,~ a government Combines Invest/gallon Act Op0Slng amendments to is welcome at the theatre, investigator testlfie, with impeding an inqulw ar~ bill requiring formal then anything would be Tuesday in provincial court, union presid~t Jack Ninhol, agreement from each welcome," aim onld, former president Homer province before the legis- The civk tbaati~ board Simon Wapnlarski, an Stevens, business agent ktlon could be proclaimed. had concluded that they investigator with tho anti. George Hewinon and He said the Conservatives could not prohibit the show combines commission, was memoers David Mclntesh, would vote approval in on the basis of the attorney- testifying at a trial in which Bert Ogden, Kenneth principle to allow the bill to general's guidelines for seven members of the United Robinson and Walter go to cornel;tee. obscenity, and any decision Fishermen and Allied Tickson. CALLED NEEDLESS on the show would have to be Workers Union are charged Most of the half.day Wooliams said the bill a political one made by with impeding the inquiry. hearing Tue~dny was taken would be greeted in some council, Wapnlarski said about 20 up with a Volt dire, on a trial parts 0f Canada whern little Council tacitly approved to 25 persons had gathered within a trial during which U. French is spoken, as a the show's appearance by Dec. 7 in the reception area Judge Douglas Hums needless duplication of recelvi~ the theatre board of the dePartment of con. decided whether television eumer afhdro offices and the BerViCeap . . , ' report and them Passed _a film shot during the incident' He also demanaea that the motion unanimously atmosphere was tense. was admissible as evidence federal government be directing the board, to is. "The sltuatl~ was tense against the accused, prepared to thence the costs pose an age restflction ~ it. and I thought it might lead to The Judge decided the film of the :program since It Is Council bad in Novemuer violence," , so Inquiry is admissible In a general being ,'thrust on the approved the show for an commissioner Frank sense, but advised the prov|nce~,!' by federal earlier date thisyonr, but the Rcseman acted on his advice lawyers he may rule out Isnhthebm beer 'u V authorities, production was postponed 'and adjourned the hearing, certain portions when. he shortly after. Wopnlarski said. views the fibs. . • Wooiliama' demand for t t

PAGE 6, THE HERALD, ThursUay, May 4, 1978 ~-

Clarence Michiel respective place Labatts rookie-of-the-year is second /

PORT COQUITLAM, B.C. 23,1eavesthe youngster with it was a bad race for March-Ford, then returned When hewonthe covered 39 sories pointe. He is tied for 'Canadian competitors, to the race only to retire four in hosted volleyball tourney Former Canadian champion laps later after a minor "Rookie of the Year" honors first with Howdy Holmes, Bill brack of.Troonto,' riding collision with another. in the 1977 Labatt Cbam- winner of the first round at CLARENCE MICHIEL VOLLEYBALL PLAYDAY SUM- Boys: pionshlp Series for Fromula Long Beach California• as high as fifth, spun his STP competitor. MARY Clarence Michiel 15 Neehako 8 Atlantic cars, the experts Holmes finished eighth at - A total of 100 games were played Clarence'Michicl Neehako 6 predicted good thin@ to, Weatwood after being slowed . Approximately 200 students participated - Clarence Michiel PLACES 1st come for young Jeff Wood. by a flat ttre on his Jiffy • 20 teams involved, 10 girls and 10 boys. - Nechako PLACES 2nd They couldn't have been March-Ford. , ~ Rodhwest.Community College Division Winners (These teams advanced to Semi-Finals) more correct. Wood had qualified his Division A (Girls) Division B (Girls) PLAYDAY STANDINGS i Wood, 21, of Studio citY, March-Ford fastest for the I. Clarence Michiel I. Kildsla (Kitimat) Girls: Boys: California, is already tied.for race, but trailed the Exits VooahonalInstructors 2. Roy Wilcox (Kitimat) 2. Thornhill 1st Kildain (Kitimat) Clarence Michiel the lead in the $~5,000 Ford of Chevron-Ford of winner 2nd Clarence Miehiel Nechako (Kitimat Canada Points Fund after Keke Rosberg of Finland by RequiredFor Division I (Boys) Division H (Boys) 3rd Roy Wilcox -. Thornhlll Just two) events in the 1978. just over four seconds at the 1. Clarence Michiel 1. Thornhlll 4th Thornhill Uplands series. A second place finish finish. Third was the March- Marine Diesel and Gas Engine Mechanics 2. Nechako (Kitimat) 2, Uplands MOST SPORTSMANLIKE TEAM in the second round at Ford of Price Bobb of Dallas, Semi Finals Sflvertherne (Houston) • Uplands Westwood Circuit here April Texas. This program covers all components of current Girls: / marine engines arid related propulsion systems. Clarence Michiel 11 Thornhill6 The successful applicant will have experience in the Clarence Rich,el 2 ' Thornhil111 Peanut hustler sells nuts with smiles repair of the following equipment: Clarence Michiel U Thomhill6 Islanders was honest end a. hard - Clarence Michiel advanced to finals Pacific Coast League keen judge of taiet and when (a) 2 cycle engines, both gas & diesel - Thornhiil advanced to Consolation Round baseball has returned to it came to wheeling and worker. After Brown retired, (b) 4 cycle engides, both gas & diesel Klldsla 11 Roy Wilcox 3 Vancouver and if you decide eating, few were Ms" equal.. Bailey stepped in and • fraud up organized Vancouver (c) related propulsion systems Kildala I1, . Rey Wticox9 to take in a gem at the And one of-'~e biggest (d) related electrical systems - Kildais advanced to finals stadium alongside Queen thrills of Brown's life came Mounties Holdings, Ltd. to NEW YORK (AP) -- keep the club going. He took - Roy Wilcox advanced to Consolation Round Limited partners of the New Elizabeth Park, sooner or in the late 1940's, when the This lea continuing position subject to 3 months Boys: i later a young man will walk Capilano Brewery pur- over as President of the dub probation Starting date is July 3, 1978. Competition York islanders hockey team •in 1957 and remained at the Cisrenee Michie111 Uplands 0 say in a suit that principal down your aisle crying out: chased Brown's team and closes May 26, ~9.78. Clarence Michie111 Uplands 8 "peanuts... popcorn... nemed him General helm until 1960. Un- owner Roy L. M, Bne has Manager and . Vice- fortunately, the Mounties . Clarence Michiel advasded to finals drained $3.5 millionfrom the crackerjacks..." Air Brakes - Uplands advanced to Consolation Round president. A new stadium, folded in the late 1960's. National Hockey League It's all part and parcel of Even after that he Thornhill 4 Nenhako 11 team and used the money for baseball tradition and it's no Capilano, was built to house The successful applicant will be required to travel to Thornl]~ll 1 Nechako 11 the club, which played in the remained active in baseball Idmself orfor his financially- different now that the new and was always an avid communities in the College region, teaching one week - Nechako advanced to finals troubled National Basketball Vancouver Canadiaus are Western International courses. The College will pay reasonable living ex- - Thornhill advanced to Consolation Rounds League, the forerunner of supporter of the game and Association team, New playing their first home other sports as well. For penseswhile the in instructor is away from home. Finals ~ersey Nets. stand of the young season. the P.C.L. The successful applicant will have the following Consolation Round (To determine 3rd and 4th place) Brown has spent a lifetime many years, for example, The acemation of fraud Nat Bailey, who passed any amateur league could go qualifications: Girls: was made in a $10-milllon away last month at 77, would building baseball and when it came time for him to retire to Bailey and have its ThornhJl111 Roy Wilcox 6 suit brougl~t in supreme bare loved it. . (a) valid driver's license Thornhill 9 Roy Wilcox 11 in the early • 195O's Nat schedule printed on high court in Mineola by Thomas Bailey? He's as much a quality paper-for nothing. (b) valid air ticket Thornhiil 3 Roy Wilcox 11 Thornton of Manhaaset, in Bailey, in many ways (c) drlvlng experience in air brake equipped vehicles - Roy Wilcox PLACES 3rd part of baseball history in Brown's protege, was there "There were a iot of people behalf of himself and other Vancouver as "Mr. around town he took care (d) experience in servicing or maintaining air brake - Thornhill PLACES 4th imited partners in the to take ova'. equipped vehicles Boys: Baseball" himself, the late ,• The association between o~," slad former Mountie ~ational Hockey League Bob Brown. And the large General Manager, Lew (e} good driving record Thorn~ 11 Uplands 6 ~am. the two goes back to those Thornhill 5 , UplandS II baseball section housed in early years when Brown ran Marlin, "He did a lot of The suit said Boa con- the British Columbia Sports things nobody ever knew This is a short term appointment from September5, Thornhiil 12 Uplands 10 :ealed financial information the old Athletic Park. While 1978 to March 30, 1979. Competition closes June 30, - Tharnhill PLACES 3rd Hall of Fame and Museum, he was concerned with about." ~rom the partners and called devotes a lot of its space to While Bailey always 1978. - Uplands PLACES 4th m them to put up extra runningthe ball club, Bailey, Championship Round (To Determine let and 2nd Place) these two pioneers of the just a lad, was busy hustling stayed in the background, he money to cover up the drain game. was prepared to accept one Marine Engine Mechanic Girls: ~f cash from the Islanders to peanuts and popcorn in the Clar .e~ee Michiel 15 Kildsin 12 Brown was the older of the stands. He'd also stand near heneur prior to the official he NetS. opening night of the new This program covers all componentsof both 2 cycle Clarence Michiel 4 Kaldsla 15 Bo.e is reported to own ap- two and it was he who home plate prior to each and 4 cycle gasoline marine engines and related •literally carved Vancouver's Canadians and Nat had Clarence Michiel 12 Kildsin 15 )roximately 20 per cent of game and, megaphcee in propulsion components. - Kildala PLACES 1st first ball park out of the bush hand, announce the lineupa accepted. he stock in both teams. Bailey, no doubt, would The successful applicant will have experience in the - Clarence Michiel PLACES 2nd' / at 7th Avenue and Hemlock, Each franchise has about 40 to the crowds. have enjoyed opening night repair of: partners, I0 of them jointly way back when the old d/ppor ship was still to be He sold a lot of peanuts and and so would have Brown. involved in beth teams. The over the years turned his They made a dandy two- (a) outboard marine engines suit names as cndefendant a seen at dockside in Van- couver harbor. The year was tiny-nine-inning enterprise generation pair of baseball (b) Inboard.outboard marine engines Lions'share general partner called fine a multi.milllou dollar pioneers and when the kids R.L.M. Sports Inc., which 1909. From then on ha more or chain of restaurants called at'Nat Bailey - This is a planned 8 month position to commence VANCOUVER (CP) -- The Canadian defensive he suit claims Boa controls. less raised pro ball in the the White Spot, which he (Capilano)Stadium are September 5, 1978and complete April 27, 1979. Com- British Columbia Lions back didn't report to B.C. The suit charges that Boa's eventually sold for $6.5 hustling peanuts, popcorn petition closes June 30, 1978. today obtained veteran until midseason and ap- ~orporation refused to town through the 1928's and 30's and as his teams im- millim. end crackerjacks, they are defensive back John Boaton pearedeaastartorinthelnst "deliver financial in- proved, his reputation in the An amazingly successful carrying on mere of a Heavy Duly Mechanic from Montreal in a Canadian two games of the season with formation. ,. in an effort to baseball-crazy U.S.A. also businessman, Bailey was tradition then they probably Football League trade which the Western Football Can- conceal its misconduct." It grew. He became known as a much like Brown in that he reelhe. To instruct Pre.Apprentice or Apprentice students in sent Larry Utock to the ferenee team. alleges that R.L.M. all phases of their trainlng, including both theory and Alouettes, "surreptitiously diverted practical. Beaton, 28, is a Vancouver ]]eaton played high school and transferred property NFL draft flooded with bucks This is a planned 5.month position to commence native who tried out with the football at Vancouver and- assets from the NEW YORK (AP) -- The, milllou over five years, and No. S selection, by New September 5, 1978 and complete February 1, 1979. Liens.,-in, 19~2 and was •,Coilege .and received a (Islander)parmers!~ip.to.ti~,~ Na~l-. Football ;!League's " who promised that Campbell Orleans Saints. New York Competition cl~es June 30, 1978• .... : ~. rciea~'ed; "He ;~p~ ~,~fo~:~.~:~ch'o'larship".'tr0m"." ~the Nets." ' :" ~,. d~'af~" of college players 'would make about $I.,4 Jets took Ohio state tackle ino:~ seasgns 'W/th" 'Edmonton UniVersity of'Tulsa in 1968. As a result, the suit donfin- entered the mopping-up mil]iou in six. Chris Ward, • For all the above positions, preference will be given Eskimos and two with the He transferred to Simon =es, the Islander partnership stage today after Tuesday's NO. 3 PICK Buffalo Bills went for to those with: Alouettes, appearing in four Fraser University in nearby lacked money for its opening six 'rounds claimed Still. a 6-foot-F, 200-pound Terry Mill~, a ranningback Grey Cup games, Burnahy in 1970, where he business operations and Boa the stars. with bulldozing runners like from Oklahoma State. Miller (a) Five years journeyman experience or equivalent Utock, once an Eastern was a middle linebeeker. placed a callof $7,500 a share Earl Campbell, Art StY, Lawrmce Mccotchean and is the Bills' successor to (b) Previous teaching and.or supervisory experience Football Conference all-star to help defray Islander Wee Chandler, Chris Ward John Cappelletti, picked O.J.sim~os: ~aded to San (c) Grade 12 education or equivalent when a member of Toronto Beaten signed with Ed- losses. and the other instant Oklahoma's Elvis Peacock. Francisco '49ers last March. Argonauts, was obtained by monton' as a free agmt in Boe, who was unavailable superstars were long gone, Dallas, the' Super Bowl The '49ers drafted with For further information, contact F. Wilson at 635. the Lions prior to the '1977 1973 and in 1976 was traded.to for immediate cenunent, has gobbled up and showered champion, took defensive O.J. in mind. They took 6511. season in a multil~layer deal "Montreal. been beset by financial and with-hundreds of thousands end Larry Bethea from Notre Dame tight end Ken which sent Wayne Sm)th to He makes his off-seasen legal problems since he took of dollars by most of the Michigan Slate, MaeAfea. Please send applications to: the Argos. home in Vance~er. control of the Nets I0 years i league's 28 teams. NEED BLOCKER SllOP BOMBED ago and the Islanders six After the excitement died Dr. D.V. George, years ago, first as a cor- "We needed a blocking COIM~BRA, Portugal Aeros lose president down, the teams were lelt .tight end," said general (Reuisr) -- A small bomb Principal, poration and then as a tim. looking for diamonds in the due to discrepancy Red partnership. rough in today's se~/enth manager Joe Thomas said. blew out the windows of a Northwest Community College, He has been sued by the 'Sineewe got O.J., we really Communist bookshop .in the. 'P.O. Box 726, HOUSTON'.. (AP) -- .team were. inconsistent with Nassau Coliseum, a cable throughcampbelll2thwasr°UndS'Houston's ~eedsda man to,,get him gnivecsity townWedneadsy, Terrace, B.C.. Harmon Vlckers, president the philosophy of the own- televmion" compaey, former - -~ " m' the 0 ms" ¢oUnd the corner, police said. There were no VSG 4C2 of the financially.troubled. ership, so the only thing. for and currmt slavers,• fans .....N~• 1 .i =election ...... ~oo o..,~pe ,heg ..Green Bay Packers casualties. HoastonAeros, reslgnedhls• . me to do was resign,• ,, seekin~ refunds,- - various. • rm^..~,u, ,,,,,.~a,~ o,,,p,~ o,.,o., o....~ tin,,, ,,.~ sleeted Stanford wide ~ ~,~ ~.~ ~.. ~.~ ~ ~.~ ~ ~.~ ~ ,~,- ~,~ ~.~ ~.~ ~,~ A ~, position. • with• the. World Vlekers..... sald. contractors and the NBA, s v,=,o.~.~. ~.^~,,,,,~,.... h..,,h,,-,,~ .~..,~ receiver James Lof t on . I[ ~ ~ -~- -~- -~- .-.v -~- -~- ~ -~- .v "~" "~" "~" "~" i Hockey Association team Vmker whohasbeen ith New York Kuicks. The Nets, ,Jimmy'S".... ~"'~°t~uesm~'~tampa~e'-" nay:-': Cianeiunati Bengais picked I ' SEE THE Monday ' ' s, w ~rmerlv of the American ...... , ...... defensive tackle Ross The WHA club m m the Aeres flve yeara, saldhis Basketball Association. ~ot ...... ~...,. ~,.o Browner from Notr . midst of• trying to "sell " 7,000 reaigoationhedn0t~gtodothe ' " behind"- last" season in itsin mr~""'= me ..... ~uceaneers _n~,:,,,5. pzc~o :,.,, Seattle picked defensiveeDame season ticketstopursuea bid with Acres owner Kenneth . . " tselsman "rropny-wmnmg • , -&14' Od-aoppers t demuifleation payments to • fr m Texas. back KeRh Simpson from - for entry into the National Schni~zer's ticket campaign, the Knieks that started when rta~ing back ~o I 220- Memphis State, New York Hockey,, League. "I hope,, that it will be sue-,, the Nets moved to the NBA' pounaer,."='."P~?' m ".,zmancmuy ~"':.".' see-- Giants nabbed• Stanxoru The only statement I ceesfel, Vickers said. I ¢^. u¢. ,ho.~o ~,, ,~.t to tackle Gerdon .King. Detroit have to make, is that some of think there is an excellent ~v~Ke'":"~'trope. .... "':"~es ":~me- as-P'-ent took defensive nacko LutherDame ' . B Y my philosophy and . chance for it to he sue- . I,..... ,o~oa ,,..,t.o~ta Bradley from N tre . asp|rations for the hockey easeful", ...... reported ~ ...... worth about $1.2 Tam~. :Bay frograbKb~m' deles°" .... ick" • • 'e • lucky, was the No. 2 p , taken by Kansas City, whose • Lacrosse le ag ue actlwtles for Jumors defenee was the worst in the • NFL last year. VICTORIA (CP) -- night in a Western Canada at the end of'the first period Richmond, which moved into ,,w,~ h~ll~ve Art will held Murray McLaren and Wayne Junior Lacrosse League and pelled ahend10-8 after 40 12-12 tie with Victoria at us rebuild the Chiefs Reeve scored four goals each game before about 700 fans. minutes. . ,~ ~,, _, ,~._ ,,.., ~.,~ ~^~--M , ..... tobilit-" • ea £~]OO UJL Mi~ l, lillI ~l&q~ tl~&~-,ILS~w~ ~ a*~,oj[m,.,~,. Jt as Victoria. MeDonalds. TareyPollnekaddedthr KevinKennedv.-, RonSa~e...... u~[ur= m....m.,,_. ,uu,, ...... s,,,,.= ~. ==,,,..~a ,,,=,,uo.,. v.~-~,~, ¢.~m er downed R~chm~d . goals for the winners, which Paul Michaels , Do'u;s behind head coach ~ of Montreal"-'- Roadrunners 16-12 "tneseay were tied 3-3 with Richmond Angrove and Ed Van Dyk " " Alouettes In the Canadian W "II 11 n 1 • r.ounded out scoring for the Jan Caviglin, Mike Gillles, Football League who is jerKen nopes uer.y wm wmn~. Fred Klomp, Rob Grant, fairing over the Kansas City ...... -- -- . - Brant Greig, Doug Dave Baruzuol and Mike reins this year, .....~UAI~VlL~:, ~y ' fAY;__ ":- ...... wm sang on unner JOcKey Morrts0n and Jim Northey Colmant ddded singles for W~s Chandler, a . wide re riTalmngCrown events horses usually for Tnpm isn't MICKey~olomone ' each scored two goals for the R oanrunners" . ceiv er from Florida, was the" Allen Jerkens' thing. But his HAS SiX WINS ..... ~ o presence at Churchill Downs Sensitive Prince, a ba y ..~.:.[~.~:..:[:..~...~.~.i`:..~`.~....~...~4~..`:.~...:``:~...~.~.`~:.[.~..~...~.~.`~.::.:~`~..~`~::~.:~:~:~,, v .,,~.•,. ..,;...:~. .,¢:. ;. :/ ~ ,,~ :..:,, ,,. :~ ~:. : .,,; .:,. :..y :,; ....,,. ...v .,,../ ..,. makes unbeaten Sensitive colt by Majestic Prince- ~ _ ." . Prince one of the leading Sensitive Lady, wonhisoniY ~ ~B_.B__Bi~,~ M ~d~,J~_B :0_ Ill ~ contenders for Saturday's start as a two.year-old and ~:~:;. i|'lrllm:~l" R2flin s l m lO4th running of the Ken- five starts this year, in-.~. II~Ulllllgl ilHHBV ~ nnwn tucky Derby. eluding the Hibiscus Stakes ~!:'.'. m . • , ... Jerkens has built an out- and Fountain "of Youth at ~ mernrises us, ~ N-12 CARTOPPER . S- 4 IG FISHERMAN ~k stah~ing reputation during GulfstreamPark. Inhislast ~ '- V "SPECIFICATIONS: Centerllne SPECIFICA,TIONS: Centerllne V the last 28 years, mostly start, the Calumet Purse on ~ ' -- ...... i length: 12'%"; Beam: 50"; 10 HP Length: 142 Beam: 65"; 30 HP ~k handling the Hobeau Farm April 18 at Keeneland,e ~ ,~[_~)"1"%/ r%.#1 "_H~I~II~II--/ I/-~IMI MI,. L- g~ Ratingi 5801b ca~)aclty; Exterior: Rating; 1,005 Ibcapaclty; Exterior • stock of Jack Dreyfus and Seustiive Prince equalled th ~::i:~ ' Y Lund Red.Aluminum; Interior: Mist Lund Red-Aluminum; Interior: Mist Z pulling upsets over the likes track record for U-16 milea, it ' : t') IA/A~/ t'~[D r~Al~l/~ dk Green; fuel resistant standard Green; fuel resistant standard of Forego, Buckpaaser, The colt, who will be .-::~~ ~--." V V ~| ~F [~I r'~/~lJl~J y flotation; 3 cross seats. • flotation; 4 cross seats. Kelso and Secretariat. carrying the colors of Jeaeph ! Now he faces the task of Taub's Top of the Mare ~ ~ C.12 CARTOPPER . . , ,, n attempting towin the Derby Stable, is the mast lightly- ~ . T SPECIFICATIONS: Centerline Length: 121 ; Beam: as"; 12.5 HP Y from the more highly, teated competl~or in the fleld ~ ~ ~ Rating; 615 Ib capacity; Exterlor:.Lu.ndRed.Alumlnum; Interior: Mist regarded Alydar and At- which is expected to number ~ii". ,~=~ ~ Green; fuel resistant standard floraT0on; a cross seats. firmed. 10, byassing the traditional ~ m ~'~ "I'd give up my 10-pot. • major Derby prep raccs, But ~.~ ~ i~ cent share if I could win it," Jerkeus is an unconventional ~ ~p ~ ~ said Jerkerm Tuesday. In his trainer whose methods, are ~ ~ ,~ v only other appearance here unorthodox, and un- .;:~ he saddledRound Stake, who predictable. . finished 11th to 19?5 winner Jerkens received per. :~:L.' Foolish Pleasure. m~sion from Dreyfus to ~'.,' .~.'~ There is some feeling that train Sensitive Prince for ~ I Jerkeus will attempt to steal the W4-mile race by sending Sensitive Prince to the front oidNew Yorkerho has e beensenu here 230 0ity 0entre, ,lima at the start and hope that he only once before, j&!~.!~4~.~.:~:~4g.~;:i¢.~:~:~:.4~:~.:i::.:~4~:~;~4~`.~.:!:~(4¢~!:~:~4~:.`:!:~:.~t~:~:ii~:..~;~:!:~(4~..~.`.~:~:?!:~(~:!:~:~;i:~~~:¢.~: i

rilE HERALD, Thursday, May 4, ]978, PAGE 7. KWSA bowl-off NHL in finals retrospect i : t:I birth of champs By THE CANADIANPRESS Montreal vs. Toronto and The Bruins carry a four- Boston vs. Philadelphia-- • game piayoff winning streak Two teams have come to Newcomers, Intravenous, Montreal and Toronto are assures the 35th final bet- against Philadelphia into he final bowl-off in the Sky Bags, Impossible Five, meeting for the 12th time in wean a Canadian team and a this year's semi-final. KWSA (Kltlmat Works and the Scottish Rogues in Stanley Cup playoff action. United States city. In the last Boston swept last year's Sports Association) bowling last place. Toronto has won six, in. 14 such meetings, the Cam- semi-final in four straight. kague play downs. Monday The Men's High single was eluding three of the last five. dlan team won all the series, night action started on the Steve Bowen with 228, The teams have played six Montreal taking 11 and The Bruins and Flyers are bowl.off, an annual affair, counterparting with the best-of.seven semi-final sets Toronto grabbing three. The meeting for the fourth time with sixteen teams playing a Ladies High Single Rose and five best-ofseven finals. last time a Canadian team in Stanley Cup play and for wlnner-take-all tournament. Robinson with 199. Each has won three semi- lost a final to a United St~tes- the third consecutive time in The best team of the season The final showdown will finals. based club was in 1955 when the semi-finals. After does not necessarily turn out take place Wednesday night Detroit Red Wings won a Philadelphia won the Stanley to ha the winner of the bowl. and will bore the best team The pairings for the semi- seven.game' series from Cup in 1974 by defeating the off. at Alcan's Kitimst smelter. final series this year-- Montreal. Bruine in a sixgame series, As of Tuesday night the The sixteen teams fo the the Flyers eliminated the finalists in the bowl.off were league have been playing Dynamiters move within Bruins 4-1 in the 1976 semi- the fifth and eighth place their season since the fall of final. teams. '77 and have the experienee one of 42 year record Mighty Midgets and of "pros", according to one The Brulns have been in- Autopopowill be battling for KIMBERLEY, B.C. (CP) first-period scoring for the of the enthusiastic players. -- Kimberley Dynamiters Western Internationa volved in three str.alght a trophy to he awarded to the The Kitimat Bowling lanes .J. , moved to within one game of Hockey League champions. games in which the winning top bull rollers. have been tied up with winning their first Allan Cup The Alexandera kept Face teams swept the best.of- At the end of season play several tournaments senior hockey champinuship • with Kimberley in the second seven affairs in four games. the league stands with recentl~, but will soon return in 42 years with a 5-2 win and third periods but were Boston defeated Malminaki in top spot. to their p~blie bowling over Brantford, Ont. unable to overcome the Dy- Philadelphia 4-0 in last Hanging in second is the priority. Alexanders here Tuesday namiters' lead. year's semi-final and then Carbon Plant Bulldogs. The play during this years i " night. lost the final to Montreal in Running down the stan- Alcan bowling has been Dynamiters lead the best- Rick Binch and Mark four straight. Boston dings: The Blobs, Lea "Hard and tough", says one ofseven final series 3-1 with Dumenel scored for Brant- eliminated Chicago in four Queheoob, Might Midgets, player. Next year they hope ~Aetion at the Kitlmat B0wling lanes Monday and Tuesday was hot-and- the fifth game of the series ford while Ken Ireland also consecutive games in this Squares, High Hopes, for the same active par- heavy when Alean bowlers were seeking the KWSAbowling championship. scbedu;ed here tonight, tallied for the winners. season's quarter.final. Autopops, Mean Machine, ticlpation as they have had Lea Quebecols is one of the battling teams. Kimherlel Went on the Fi~htin~ Irish. For De Fleet. attack from the opening •,.vI laceoff and scored four ,4 unanswered goals in the first Dryden 'shakes' as Ctinadiens Team Canada on period w~ile outshocting the defending Allan Cup TERRACEAND DISTRIOT spot for loss champions 17-9. beat Leafs 5-3 Barry Cummins paced By GLENN COLE "In the playoffs it badly outplayed. By MEL SUFRIN Since Sweden beat Finland Kimberley with goals at 6:45 HOSPITALSOOIE11 MONTREAL (CP) -- Mon- shouldn't matter how many "But that's just the first CP Sports Editor ., 6-1 Tuesday night and the and 8:53 ~yhlleAural Boundin treal Canadieas defeated To- shots you get'. You should be game. We knew it Was going PRAGUE (CP) -- Team 'Finns defeated Canada 6-4 and Dale Booth rounded out ronto Maple Leafs 5-3 up for anything. I think in the to be tough in here. We are ~anada faces an uphill climb last Thursday, the ' Annual Meeting Tuesday night in the opening Islanders series, there were the type of team that can go zt the world hockey Canadians would" merely game of their National periods of four "or five back and look at "the films ~hampionehip, all because of have to beat Sweden by one Hockey League best-of. minutes when I. wasn't get- and see what we have to do." single loss to Finland in its goal to eliminate the Finns I timat seem semi-final, but fur the ling any shots. , One of the things Toronto first game. from the top four. DATE: Wednesday, June 7, 1978 Cunadieas the game should "Then, all of a sudden, I'd willhave to do is get a better With each of the eight The Canadians would also Soccer TIME: 8:00 p.m. be a rout. get a breakaway. I had to be start in the second game muntries still to play three get in by the same route if Kltimat & District Soccer The defending Stanley Cup ready for it." Thursday night. ~[ames in the preliminary either Czechoslovakia or the Association will kickoff their champions held a 36-15 edge Palmatesr, who allowed "We were slow coming out ~ound.robin, it is still quite Soviet Union were to lose all PLACE: Lecture "Theatre season this Saturday at 6 Caledonia Senior in shots oa goal in the con- Yvan Cournoyer's 62nd and of. the gate and they possible for Canada to place of its remaining games. p.m. on the Riverledga field "'i Secondary School • !" test, but the Leafs took 53rd career player goals, weren't," said defenceman low as fifth. On the other hand, if two hosting the Euroean team advantage of some shaky said he was relativel]/ fan Turobull. Only the top four teams, teams end up with identical facing Blackpocl United. goalteading by Canadiees' pleased with his effort, • Turnhull, who now has five ffter the preliminary play, won-loot records, the team Sunday, May 7, Riv~lndge The business wlll consist of the election of members o1 Ken Dryden to make it dose. despite the fact the Leafs goals ip post.season ,play, ~o into the medal round- that won the game between has Alean versns S.W.T. the Society, the election of the members to serve on the Drydea said he was not were not winners. also has nine assists and ~obin. The bottom four them would be ranked Kil~mat at 2 p.m. Hospital Board of Trustees, and presentation of reports any more nervous than usual Serge Savard, Jacques Le- leads all players in the merdy play for position and higher. Also on Sunday, only in covering the year 1977. and the fact he was playing maire and Guy. Lafleur Stanley Cup scoring race Z avoid relegation. That means that if Finland Terrace, the Fun Centre his first game in a week did scored theother goals for the with 14 points. Canada has a 3-1 record and Canada "were to finish team will meat the Terrace In order to be eligible to vote, membershlp must be not have anything to do with Cansdieas who led 3-1 at the shile Finland is 1-3. But the eight-tcam round.robin team. Game starts at 6 p.m. purchased before Sunday, May 7, 1978. Membership I~ effort. end of the first period and 3-2 with a 4-3 mark, Finland may be purchased at the following locations: CHAIRMAN ELECTED ~ssuming Finland wins its A lousyWeekend has more. "The rest doesn't really entering the final 20 minutes. ~naink~ games against would he fourth and Canada Kitimat Village team and have any impact on a Courneyer's second goal of frith and out of the medal Mills Memorial Hospital . ATLANTA (;~P) -- Allen Lhe weaker teams--East and field will be the action facing gonltender," he said. the game at 3:14 proved to be West Germany and the hunt. the Luso-Canadian Club Royal Bank of Canada "There's nothing really to the game winner and moved H. Neuharth, president and • "Since the big four haven't .Toronto Dominion Bank chief executive of the ~nlted States-- Canada will team. If the Kitimat Village say about it (the rest). him into fourth place in the ~e on the spot. played each other yet, thee field is unavailable, the "I wasn't any more ner- Niatl~. all-time'playoff scoring GannettCo. newspaper isn't much hard information group, was elected chairman. It will have to win at least game will be .played at vous. l'm relatively nervous on which to base com- Rivarledge. before most playoff games." But the impressive part of and president of the one and probably two•of its parisons. It may have been the lack the third period was the fact American Newspaper three remaining games- of conslsteat activity .•that Montreal did not allow the Publishers Association on agaimt Czechoslovakia, tl~. had .people feeling" Dryden Leafs a shot at Dryden until Wednesday. Neuharth Soviet Union and Sweden, all was I nai~Piiig"du~lhg the-~~(h~.,~ midway, mark. after- succeeds Joe Smith.'Jr., o~, whom have A-0 records. cont~t, but Mike Labour had popped his third publisher of the Aiesaildrin- • Should. Canada win only Painutcer, who kept his goal of the playoffs. (La.) Daily Town Talk, who one-- say against Swedes-- team-mates in the game with ELLIS SCORES will oontinue to serve as an and Sweden also loses to the sometimes brilliant net. "~metimcs the shots on ANPA director. The Soviet Union ' and mlnding, said that shonld not goal are important to'the association is composed of Czechoslovakia, ther way the game is goidg," said 1,291 l~ewspapera in the Sweden, Canada and and 'beNoTthe'NEWease. SITUATION Ran Ellis/who along wi~ United States and Canada. Finland would have 4-3 :'It shouldn't he anything. Ian Turnbull and Pat Beland H. H0nderich, records and the di~erence new to Dryden. He's faced 15. Boutette scored on Dryden. publisher of Toronto Star, between goals for and CANUCK allots probably in 50 games "If we didn't have a shot was one of three directors agaimt in games between this year. He never gets during that period, I still elected. the three would determine bombed too orion. ~ . don't think we were that the placing, A CANADIAN COMPANY League schedule causes Costly break for Bruins and Flyers TRUCK By MIKE BROWN less than five minutes to play bouncing puck into an open "I was looking down and BOSTON (CP) " Boston in the period, net, forcing overtime. Jean put the puck right on Bruins and Philadelphia Left winger Don Marcotte The Bruins, however, my stick and Iput it right up Flyers added some• sub- gave Boston a 2-1 edge with wasted little time when and it was hardenough to go stance Tuesday night to the the only goal of the second Ratelle sent a perfect pass to in. ..." adage that professional period when he took a pass in Middleton in front of the net That ended it for a RENTAL sports dubs can't stand an front of the net from and the right winger fired a relatively quiet Boston extended period of in, Ratelle--who figured in all wrist shot into the top car- Garden crowd of 14,602 aetivl~. three Boston goals-- and ner.. which had expected to see a They finally got their Na- lifted the puck-over a HIS SECOND WINNER tough, agressive openin~ tional Hockey Lougue semi- sprawling Bernie Parrot, Middleton also scored the game. 'Crew Cabs, ¾ Tons, nnal p~yeff ~les. ~der The' Flyers then took overtime winner in the first Even though referee Bob / way lint Boston s 3-2 win-- control of play early in the game of last, year's semi- Myers assessed 60 minutes thanks to an overtime goal final session and captain finals when Boston went on in p~alties--31 to Boston b~el~oulRickMiddleton at 1:43-- Bobby Clarke came through to sweep Philadelphia in four and 29 to Philadelphia--the da't disguise a sluggish with his third playoff goal at games. hitting was light, with only a performance by both clubs. 5:02 , ...... i, ' ."In overtime, you just I~o couple of solid cheeks ½ Tons, Suburbans, Flyers coach Fred Shore • ' JimmyWatoon's shot from out and look for the. break," handed out. described the lacklustre the point sneaked by goalie he said. "I know I scored the i effort as "tight checking" Gerry Cheevara, who moved, first one in ovartime last but cotmte~ztrt Don Cherry out to cut down the angle, year, but this one was rill- 1818'-- Karl Marx was wasted few war& in and Clarke slipped the ferent. born, describing what should have been exciting Stanley CUp Jimmies, Conventional hockey. "We don't look like we're "." • ~ in slmpu~" Cherry said. "It k~ks like a lot of gays lost it The SPECIAL edition in the 10 days we were off, I'm ashamed to say. • and 4x4's. "Evidently, we should have had heavier workouts YAMAHAS in the lkst few days." Both dubs can thank New York Islanders and Toronto Maple Leafs for their little holiday. Boston dispatched Chicago Black Hawks in four For rental information games during the quarter- finals and Philadelphia was extended to five games' against Buffalo Sabres while the Leafs wore eventual con,lot Terrace Agent: winners in a series that went sevm games, XS400-E a distinctive new look • f LEFT TO WATCH- The XS400 has the big bike look in a mid ' That left the Bruins and size frame. The customized style and See the Special Edition Fly(ram with little to do but low seat height will make this model the watch the outcome of the mostoopularlnits~lass.$1//~gO.. Yamahas today/ Toront0-New York series and both teams .appeared to loss. their edge during the e-Bri~lM opened the TOOVEY SERVICE Jim M cEwan scoring early in ,the first period ou Jean Ratnile's tint 4946 Greig l)ealer Lioenoe Number 021)13A 636-6920 Telephone 636-4941 ~1 o~ ~the' players and looked on theh, way to a rout. I)ealer Lioenoa Ilumbar 14924 Terrace, 8,0. 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PAGE 8, THE HERALD, Thursday, May 4, 1978 10,000 died in Afghanistan coup War will continue in KABUL (AP)--.Ta s Canadian Ambassador Turrakhi, has announced no Foreigners who arrived in still guard most major Frank Stone said in a political affiliation and India Tuesday after wit- Rhodesia, says leader streets in Afghanistan'~ telephone interview from Is- describes its philnsphy as nessing the rebellion capital six days after a iamabad, Pakistan. ';If fact, Islamic and democratic reported the fighting lasted bloody coup brought a pro- no fdreign nationals of any nationalist, However, the barely 24 hours. By Friday SALISBURY 'tAP) -- "The war will continue first step in the new transition to black rule by Communist government to country have been affected premier and his 20 cabinet afternoon, "people hugged Black guerrilla leader until that which we have government's campaign to the e~d of the year as power, but the city is calm by the fighting," Stone said members have been reliably soldiers and garlanded tanks Joshua Nkomo today been fighting for is end its war with the outlined in the ,'internal and battle-ravaged relics of in an interview with The identified" as Communist as they" moved down the rejected the. Rhodesian achieved," declared Nkomo, guerrillas, who have an esti- settlement" signed March 3. the fighting are a sightseeing Canadian Press in Toronto. party members, streets," said Sharon Lowen government's offer of uncen- co-leader of t~e guerrilla mated 6,000 fighters within The guerrillas were at- attraction. Kabul's airport reopened Stone is responsible for SERVED IN U;S. • of Detroit, a teacher on a ditlonai amnesty for his men Patriotic Front along with Rhodesia and 30,00O more duded from that agreement Canadian interests in Tarrakhi was press at- visit from the American in the fldd and pledged to Robert Mugabe of the Zim- troops in border bases inside and have accused the three Tuesday, and authoritative Afghanistan as well as being tacheat the Afghan embassy School in .New Delhi. sources told foreign Canadian ambassador to in Washington in 1952-53 and keep onflghting, babwe African. National 'Zambia, Mozambique and black signers-BishoP Abel The Zambia-based head of Union. " Botswana. ZAPU was Muzorewa,Rev. Ndabaningl correspondents who arrived .Pakistan,) also worked for 18 months as on the first flight that the SANTIAGO (Reuter) -- the Zimbabwe African "Commenting • on the outlawed in 1962. ZANU Sithole and Chid Jeremiah TANKS WRECKED a translator for the U.S. Two members of a Chilean death toll in the rebellion last Curious Afghans swarmed embassy in Kabul. He. has Peoples' Union declared in Rhodesian government's broke away from ZAPU and Chirau--of "selling out" to Thursday and Friday was army bomb disposal squad Lusaka, Zambia, ~hat the lifting of a Iongtime political was banned by in 1964. Smith. ~ver half a dozen burned-out devoted his life to the were injured when a time far higher than the 200 wrecks of tanks and armored Communist movement since four leaders of Rhodesia's ban on ZAPU and ZANU, Rhodesia's interim Nkomo said the only way originally reported by the bomb they were trying to biracial interim government Nkomo said: "No one has government, led by Prime he will return to the cars on the palace grounds, the mid,1960s, informed defust~ exploded in 'their military rebels. which have been thrown sources said. were "daydreaming" if they powers to legalize ZAPU Minister lan Smith and three R~desian capital is on his The sources said as many faces in a Sonfiego suburb, thought they could end apartfromthosethatcontrol black mederates own party's terms for open to the public. Garlands Several Afghans in- army sources said. There as 10,000 may have died. of flowers huag from some of terviewed in the sunlit Rhodesia's six-year-old it, the people." . invited the estimated 6,000 creating a black-ruled They included President was no indication of who guerrilla war by extending The legalization of ZANU Rhodesisnrebels relay down Zimbabwe, the natioaaikts' the shattered hulks that streetsof the hillrimmed city planted the bomb. Mohammed Daoud, his wife, eamefrom Afghanistan's big said they had not heard the such an olive branch, and ZAPU was seen as the arms and join a peaceful name for Rhodesia. brother, three sons, and a northern neighbor, th~ new leaders were Corn- number of his young grand- Soviet Union. munIsts. children, and many of the Troops stood guard at key "It's a democratic elite presidential guard who government buildings, in- republic," said one man, tried to defend the presi. duding the Radio then cut short the exchange dential palace armored and . Afghanistan, s~id to be the by telling a reporter: "It air attacks. headquarters bf the ruling would be better if you don't (There were no .casualties Revolutionary Council. walk with me." Like others among the 80 or 90 The council, headed by 61- questioned, he asked~ not to Canadians in Afghanistan, year-old Nur Mohammad be identified. Katfmavlk. Scientists clone trees

EUREKA, Calif. (AP) -- a sure winner rather than a me accomplishment being Californiascientists say they chance on nature's whims. described now with the It's not a school. have discovered how to done WOULD HELP INDUSTRY redwood. redwood trees, a process "If we can expand this,to DEVELOPS SOLUTION riley say may some day other trees, it would be Ball said the process used revolutionize the timbe~ highly beneficial to the for the redwood begins with industry by producing timber industry," Ball said. a piece Of stem only one It's a newwayof life. millions of exact copies. "We could improve centirnetre long. It is placed Dr. Ernest Bail says he production and growth in a test.tube under sterile has perfected the first tissue rate." conditions with various culture process for When scientists say they chemicals--including agur, You're probably saying to An optional m414~.m-y reproducing the coastal have cloned a redwood tree, minerals, glucose.§westened yourself, "KatimaWHAT"? experience. redwood, the tallest living they are not describing the water and plant hormones. tree. It grows up to 367 feet process involving the cloning Katimavik. It means "meeting The solution was arrived at place" in the Inuit language. Candidates may also apply for a high and produces lumber of animals about which there after about 1,000 tries with military option within the highly favored for its beauty, has been much controversy. various combinations. If you're between the ages of, durability and workability. Strictly speaking, cloning :, . . 4' ":2 i'; general Katimavik program Ball, a professor emeritus refers to any process which 17 and 22 it can mean a lot Stems, needles and roots more'. Katimavik is a total life and spend 3 months learning of biological sciesces at the reproduces an offspring slowly sprout in the special and participating in a program University of California. from one parent, ensuring solution. The stems grow to experience for 9 demanding, Irvine, said that cloning that the offspring will be six inches in about 10 mo~ths challenging months of living sponsored by the Department of already has been done with genetically identical. Thus, and are ready for planting. and working with young National Defense. orchids, asparagus, tobacco when some simple animals Ball has been working with and other annual or semi- split naturally, they have ! foresters from the Simpson Canadians from other places annual plants, includin~ cloned. And in some forms of Timber Co. and received and backgrounds. What will you Katimavik's $1000 many house plants plants, it is easy to take a $71,000 from the company to be doing? Working off projects : !'L ~:1 -¢ • reward for volunteers. reproduced through cut. catting or bud and produce a conduct a .three-year ex- tings. new plant from it--a form of periment. that are a service to Uanadian Katimavik is a voluntary pro- Now, he said, test.tube cloning that has been in use Simpson and Ball have communities. Learning to com- gram. You!ll work hard and tress can bring something for centuries. also teamed up to do similar municate in both official receive no pay. But you will get new to the timber industry, But cloning has proved cloning studies with Douglas langu~ges. Living sit, ply, an allowance of one dollar a day whosepreduct takes decades difficult to achieve in many fir trees and expect firm to mature. They would offer complex plants, an~] that is results by next year. conserving resources, and and, at the end of 9 months, an developing new skills and ideas. honorarium of one thousand In other words , Katimavik dollars. Katimavik also provides means.a unique adventure in food, lodging, transportation, UN troops,wary after group living. of alternative ways of living. and basic expenses for program You'll do your own cleaning activities. Xat = v/k meal goi ambushes in Lebanon and cookiz~g (in many cases BEIRUT tAP) -- All Palestlnlan were killed, UN were wounded and that most places and doing things. with food you've produced from How to Join in United Nations troops in sources reported. were French. south Lebanon were put on There were conflictinR Menegeux said the bodies Groups of approximately 30 of greenhouses and gardens), and Fill out the application form red alert today following a reports on the number of UN of the three dead UN soldiers you are assigned to 3 successive you'll learn how to eonserve below and marl it to the follow- series of ambush and mortar troops injured in the in. were recovered and that projects (one of which ls in a resources in all aspects of ing address: attacks by Moslem ex- cidents. French troops previousl} francophone environment), in 3 your life. tremists in which two Capt. Jean Menegeux," reported missing were found Kat~nav~Lk, 2270 Pierre, French paratroopers, a press officer for French wounded. The wounded were different provinces, for 3 month Senegalese soldier and a troops, said 12 UN soldiers flown by helicopter to clinics periods. These projects involve Katimavik means Dupuy Ave., Cite du Havre, in Naqoura, a Lebanese 3 things: outdoor physical work "action-learning". Montreal, Que. H3C 3R4 village, and Haifa, Israel. (514) 861-9901 , Lieut. Jacques-Pierre aimed at protecting or im- proving the enviroEment, Learning is basic to the World Briefs Andre Descamps, 25, one of Katimavik ~xperience. It the wounded Frenchtroops, community sezvice through in- But do it now, because the dead- FORT MILL, S.C. tAP) -- sticker in April, she was told ~ludes trainiz]g time on arrival line for projects starting at the Policeman Eugene Crnmp said in a Haifa hospital that local organizations, plus cul- she would have to wait until he was hurt when the ar- at each project. There is also can't get rid of his 1966 May. tural and educational aspects. beginning and end of August is Chevrolet. mored car he was riding in structured and informal She was on her way to. was fired on and caught fire. May 26th. You can.write to the Last June, he sold it to a work Tuesday when a police learning throughout the 9 same .address for further Rock Hill man, who agreed He said the vehicle was hit Katimavik means officer stopped her, pointing by rocket-propelled gre. months, ranging from language information on Katimavik. to pay $500 in monthly in- out that the llcence tag gcttt=g back to basics. stalimenta, Seven days later, hades. and interpersonal skills needed sticker on her car was out of Pte. Christian Galvelle, 20, the man, the car and the date. The woman was Living conditions'vary at each for intensive group living, to money disappeared. another Frenchman taken to charged with expired regis- Haifa, said he was wounded project, but they are all simple crafts, soR technology, basic Crump spotted the man in iration. She'll have to go to Fort Mill last October and when the truck he was in and basic -witi~ emphasis on • manual skills, and research into court next week. came under machine-gun took off after him, but he got The woman asked that her self-sufficiency, respect for the the historical and cultural away. Warrants charging name--maiden or married-- fire. environment; and exploration heritage of the area. the man with larceny and KATIMAVlK not be used. CIVILIAN MISSING failure to stop at a traffic Beirut sources said a tight were issued, but never NENANA, Alaska (AP)'-- British civilian with the UN served. The gold bonanza in Alaska Deputies in Callahan is over. But there's a new missingpe~cekeepingintheTyref°rceSarea,Wa~butm m m m In ml m m m ~ m m ~ m m Ill ~ ~ D m m [ County, Tex., found the bonanza bringing blg Chevrolet abondon~l near money--melting ice. information about him. they refnsed to give any =mi ~--~Y--OU-----~are --and slxqgle--- J ' . Abeline in December, but it • This year, Alaskan Menegeux said lie had no Application wasn't until last month that Participants Form 1978-79 residents shelled out more information about the I [] 17to 28 PmNTCLEARLY ' Texas authorities found the than $200,000 in $2 tickets to missing civilian. Fort Mill connection. he part of Alaska's oldest Cramp received a letter game of chance: The manderC°l'Jeanof FrenchSalvan' forcesthe corn-in I |[ [] are(or aa Oenad{Z~landed ©it~enl| i1. Last name 2. First name used 3. Sex M FI F [] Monday from Sheriff Bill Nenana Ice Classic. Skinner saying the Chevrolet The object is to guess the Lebanon,' was among the , i i==m.lgrmt) , 4. social ,nsurance Number 5. M.a,lt.alStal.us ~- ~ 6 De(eel brth • "ii" was waiting, but no longer is day, hour and minute when wounded.saidSalvan,A whoUNspokesmanlost an .eye [] ) • are in gOOd hea~th . I {if none, please slate) stogie L.J Married u ~eparated ~ Divorced ["l day month yam in running condition. the thick Taeana River ice Before he can get the car, will melt. byintheAlgerlanWar'washitfivebullets that .used I • l you i c~ Crump will have to pay When it does, a tripod posi- •multiple fractures of the legs storage and towing charges, tioned at mid-river near the and hlps. "Most of the bnllets m, i [] are l)repared to take i Prov,ooe Posffis,co~e Te,ophone , m plus charges to get the car hanks of this tiny village, 80 have been removed, and the [] [ On tOl~p 1)h]nstca]. m home. That will be about kllometres southwest el list,"c°l°nelheiSsaid.off the critical m | O]~LI.I(B]~(B~ | 8.,In cos~ of emergency, contact Relationship ' Addross,(No & Street) - $6oo, Fairbanks, surges down. 'Tll send them a title," stream with the ice cakes. A The UN sources said the ! I [] want to d.tscover [ City . Provinue PostalCode Telephone (Area code) ± says Crump. cable fastened to the tripod peacekeeping force of nearly | m stops a dock, i,{0UNT VERNON, Ohio (,~") -- A Mount Vernen ERIE, Pa. tAP) -- One of 4,-000andSenegaleee,prevehtlranian, Norwegian French,guerrillaNepalese'inffltrationSWedish troops was I I I-I IlBL1BgllZa~e want t° leant ' a sac°rid. I 19.Approximateunder 10,000 po_pula~ionLJ 10.000-50.000of your communlly 17 50.000-100.000 and surroundlng_area.[ 17 100,000-500.000 D over, 500,000 r-I .,, woman is going to court over two men alleged to have at- 10. Are you Canadiancitizen r-I 11. Father's occupallon 112. Mother's occupationi 13. No. bro hersl No. elslers the way Ohio issues tempted to hold up an Erie . orderedfrOmanysource to return and forcefullyfire I [If you | = ' Landedlmmigrant rl' I ' i " 14. Total family income • 15. Number el persons dependent [ 16 Your In~'omorn, n,- ' validation stickers for service station ran into an 00(30 [] $10000- 5000 [] on lhls income la - • licence plates; unexpected crowd---47 off- across its lines toward m I [] wantaslmple, ' m ), '-'$15.000-$20.O00 [] OverS20,OOO" [] I ' People whose last names duty state policemen who territory still occupied by .In :Conserver life-style m 17, Are you? Full lime Part time 118. Last grade completed? 19. Languages spoken fluently start with the letters A had been dining across the Israel to the south. . [] [] w,=tolo=~=o~e m ' Student [] [] i i French r"l •English ~ I through K were required to street. Worker [] I-1 [ . J Other (Specify) " " obtain their 1978 stickers by Walter Reed, 23, df Erie In Ottawa, Maj. Geof Ell [ about yo,=e~ l I Unemployed' [] I ' mWhat is your mother tongue? the end of April. Those with was jailed and dmrged with reportsHaswell saidof thereinjuries were noto [] I ~:intensive I m2o. a) Have you apphed to • b) Have You,Ba~l_tc/P_al,,edin 2t.Areyouap_ptyingforthemilttar~, last names from the rest of armed robbery• Monday Ca,'.adlan-o troops stationed m I interaction with m , KATIMAVIK before? ' IV~,llM...... rqt . option In KATIMAV K? the alphabet can only pur- night, with the UN force. [] ~ othe~s m I yes [] no [] yes [.3 no' I-1 ' yes [] no[] chase stickers in May. The pol'Icemen, hol.ding a [] I [] went9ctudle~t~) } ~|22~naseparalepape~.p~a~eslalebr~ef~y~y~urr~as~nsf~t.app~y~ngl~KAT~MAVKandwhalyouh~pel~learnfromthisexperience." - The woman's maiden regular get-together, were ARE BEHIND LINES [] adventure.filled ] m23. Attach o copy of: birth certificate or citizenship certificate or Landed immigrant Papers' if app ioable) name began with G but she called from the restaurant "The Canadians are , was married in December by a woman who saw the usually back behind th=e m~ i m I .0o_ oo,o0u.oooo . out any direct ~L1rJb'en~'v"rlE~ )'J ~O' m24,1amavailabletoentertheprogramPhaseB PhaseC IMPORTANT , and her new last name attempted robbery. lines and of [ I | ~ Application deadlines. May 26 May 26,__ #I This app! cation cannot be.proce.seedunless begins with an M. Her ear Three of the policemen confrontation, " he said. m' Projectstarts: " /~ugust ~ Auqus,uu all ~eU(~/~;~ao~(~nesn~oreecomp elelyand was registered under her tackledReed, who was ar- There are 111 Canadians m LYmtl Appl"y.__~°wl __ ___~ ...... lFtrsl choice Secondcho, ce m' . ,, enclosed, [] maiden name, but her med with a shotgun, The with the UN force, providing -- [] driver's licence was issued others surrounded th( communications and other =.=-- in her married name. station, but could not prever}t When she tried to buy a a second man from escaping. peacekeepingbaCkupservices thetrnoeps, to mmm m m mm mm m mm m m m m m m m mmm m mmm #

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PARENTS IN CRISIS The Vancouver Playhouse, Caretakers for small farm For Sale: Like new 3 For Sale: 1974 Ford 3/4 ton The H~rald reserves the CLASSIFIED RATES Are you making your own right to clasllfy ads under British Columbia's malor life and your children's located Nass Valley . 57 bedroom home with 2 ad. pickup, auto trans, radio, approprlate.headlngsand to professional theatre will miserable? Do you con. miles from Terrace. Garden dltional bedrooms in complete with 1974 LOCAL ONLY: present Joe Ortln's spot. Farm animals to care basement. 1283sq. ft. utility ' Vanguard 8' 6 Camper, with set rates therefore and to 20 words or" less $2.00 per stantly yell at your children,. determine page location. outrngeious black comedy or hit them, or find It hard to for. Prefer couple. Wages Wanted full trained watch room on main floor. 1V2 jacks, 3 way fridge, furnace, :nsertlon, over 20 words 5 "Loot" on Wednesday May negotlable~Call633-2247 (pS. baths, 1 ecre~ lot with large and toilet. Unit price $6,995. The Herald reserves the cents per word. control your angry feelings dog. 1 to 3 year old. No right to revise, edit, classify 17at the R.E.M. Lee Theatre toward them? 6) preference on breed. Phone garden area; flat roofed See it at Camperland, 5412 3 or more consecutive in- Terrace at 8 p.m. "Loot" a storage shelter, quiet Street Highway 16 West, Terrace, or reject any advertisement sertions Sl.20 per insertion. P.I.C.'s goal Is to help you • 635-7216. (ci0-4) and to retain any an.swers long running hit in London become, the loving con- at 5243 Soucle on the bench Dealer Licence D00611A. (c5- and on Broadway Is a zany, $65000 phone 635-4760 (c5.6) . 5) directed to the Herald Box REFUNDS: strucflve parent you really Reply Service, andre repay bizarre up.llde down comedy First Insertion charged for want to be. MARINE For Sale: 4 bedroom home the customer, the sum paid in a Monty Python vein. All Inquires absolutely 1974 Datsun 268Z Custom whether run or not. on V2• acre lot. Basement for the advertisement and Tickets are available In May confidential. paint, mags, Iouvres, op- Absolutely no refunds after Office & Shop space finished. Interested persons box rental. at Terrace Sight and Sound Phone Mary Or John 635.4419 tions. Serious inquiries only. ed has been set. and Terrace Library. For 'available, Hwy 16 Thornhill See call 635.2339 (p2.5) Also for sale 1972 Triumph Box replies on "Hold" phone 635-3863 or 638-1108 P.M. PLASTICS instructions not picked up further Information cell 635- INCHES AWAY CLUB Spitfire, 27,000 miles. CORRECTIONS: 7318. "Loot" is a part of (c10-13) for Custom paint. Excellent within 10 days of expiry of an Must be made before 2nd Meet every Tuesday night at CANOES 52, WANTED advertisement will be Kermode Theatre '78. 8 in the 5keena Health Unit. condition. $2300. Both cars insertlon. also TO RENT, can be seen atthe Airport destroyed unless mailing Allowance can be made for For more Information phone Flbreglass Matt-Roving Instructions are received. Kermode Theatre'78, the '635.3747.or 635.3023. during days call Patti at 635. only one Incorrect ad. B.C. High School Drama' Cloth and Resin 6516. (p5-5) Those answering Box 3890Muller St. Wanted to Rent: a 3 bedroom Numbers are requested not Festival will take place in • ~keena District Girl Guides BOX NUMBERS: Phone635.6684 house for a reliable family. 73 Renault front wheel drive, to send Originals of the R.E.M. I~eeTheatre May would like to announce the Must sell; 1976 Honda GL (clmon..1May) Needed immediately phone 75 cents pick up. 18-20at 8 p.n. The malnstage opening of.a Land Ranger asking $1000 and 1976 Kx250 documents to avoid loss. $1.25 mailed. 1000.. In excellent condition. 635-7543 (p5.6) All claims of errors In 'Showcase' consists of award Compmy in Lthe Thornhlll motocross Kawaski like new Phone 635.3355 or view at For Sale: 13' Speed Boat. asking $1,000 638.1483 (cff) advertisements must be winning student plays area. Girls between the ages 4404 Walsh Ave. (p20-may9) Rated 20 h.p, $250phone 635- Wanted to Pent a 2 bedroom CLASSIFIED DISPLAY: performed nightly for ed- of 14 and 18 who are In- received by the publisher Rates available upon" 5833 (p4-5) house or suite unfurnished, For Sale: 1977 Chev 4x4 Va, Judicatk~n. Tlcket~ available terested please call 635.3061 1978 TS 125 Suzuki trail bike within 30 days after the first request. in town. As soon as possible auto loader 635.4294 (c5-4) publication. In May from Terrace Sight or 638-1269 (ctf) for sale. 400 miles and in For Sale: 14V2' FIbreglass phone 635-5727 (clf) and Sound and Terrace It Is agreed by the ad- NATIONAL CLASSIFIED excellent condition. Asking I~oa~.50 HP Mercury. Needs VW Van 1977 • 7 passenger as vertiser requesting spac( Library. MILLS MEMORIAL S800.00. Phone 638-1072 after RATE: THRIFT SHOP som~'~work, electric start, new with many extras, 7000 that the liability of the 6 p.m. easy IoacLtraller. Asking 55. PROPERTY, 22 cents per agate line. DANCE REVUE '78 Mills Memorial Hospital miles 635.5290 after 6 and Herald in the event of failure Minimum charge $5.00 per (fin) $1500, phone 635-7540or 635. weekends. (cff) to publish an advertisement the Vicki Parlainen Dancers, Auxiliary would appreciate FOR SALE Insertion. May 12th, 8:00 p.m., R.E.M. any donations of good, clean • 3250 (ctfju4) : or In the event of an error Must Sell: 1975 Honda CB 400 For Sale: 1977Chev 4x4. V8, Lee Theatre, Tickets: Betty clothing, any household 3 and 5 acre'parcalp on appearing in the - ad- LEGAL - POLITICAL AND 5upersport 10,000 miles. auto, loaded 635.4294 (c5-6) vertisement as published Wann 635.6373, Bev Evans- items; toys etc. for their Asking $1100 View at 4815 Woodland Park Subdivision TRANSIENT AD- 635.7068, Maxine Cummlng - THRIFT SHOP. $14,000 and $1900. Two lots shall be limited to the Scoff Ave. or phone 635-5773 1975 Plymouth Cricket VERTISING: 638-8240,' Adults $2.00, For pickup service phone only left. One with creek. JD amount paid by the ad- (IO5-4) station wagon. Like new, $3.60 per column Inch. Children $1.00 635-5320 or 6~5-5233,or leave Proctor, 490 Anderton Road, vertiser for only one In- low mileage. Best offer 635. donations at the Thrift shop Rooms to Rent: Kitchen and. Comox, B.C. VgN 4B4 phone correct Insertion for the BUSINESS PERSONALS: For Sale: 1977 XS65OD laundry facilities phone 635. 4619 (c4-5) Mills Memorial Hos l;[taJ on" Lazelle Ayenue on Yamaha Motor Cycle. 339-4736 (cSO-Iulyl) portion of the advertising ~1.00 per line per month. Auxiliary Thrift Shop on 4948 ask for John (c6-9) space occupied by the In- Saturdays between 11:00 Comp!ete with windshield, On a 4 month basis only. Lazelle now offers a full a.m. and 3:00. p.m. Thank Acreage for Sale In town by For Sale: 1971 Maverick corred or omitted Item only, crash guards and back owner. 2.3 acree-3 bedroom Grabber 302 - V8 auto, good stock of Spring and Summer you. (no) carrier. 1700 kilo. In ex- and that there .shall be no DEADLINE wear. Drop in on Saturdays 48. SUITES home. Basement finished, running condition phone 635. liability to any event greater cellent condition. 4.35.2"162 from 11:00 - 4:30 p.m. SKEENACENTRE Barn, landscaped. Asking 4562 (p5-7) than the emouot paid for FOR RENT DISPLAY: Skeena Centre offers to the 1974 Yamaha Endure 125 $69,000.00 Phone early such advertising. 4:00 p.m. 2 days prior .to Senior Citizens of the even.ings at 635.3620. 1972 Toyota long.wheel base Advertisements must $500 phone 635.6986 after 5 For Rent: 2 bedroom suite, publication day. Terrace and Thornhlll area p.m. (p5-5) (CTF May 5) Landcruiser. Complete with comply with the British unfurnished, frldge and winch, extra spare tire, roof NOTICE the following services. stove. No pets phone 635-4394 Columbia Human Rights Ad CLASSIFIED: - Activity Centre for han- rack, good condition. View which prohibits any ad- . • L. OWNER MUST SELLI 1976 (sff) Build your home among 1:00 p.m. day prior to dicrafts CB400 Supersport. One of beautiful large cedars on lot 5135 McConnell 638.1517 ot" vertising that discriminates publication day. Skeena Health Unit - Day Care for working For Rent: 3 bedroom 150x210Skeena St. Asking 635-4380 (c10.12) against any person because Honda's best handling mid 3215-2 Eby Street people basement suite. Fridge and' 11,500.00Offers. Phone 635. of his race, religion, sex, sizebike's. Also two helmets Service charge of SS.00on all Terrace, B.C. - Drop.in for companionship and motor cycle suit stove. No pats. Phone 635. 5102after 6 and weekends. 1971 Toyota Landcruiser oolor, nationality, ancestry N.S.F. cheques. 635-6307 with wide tires plus set spare & coffee, - (Belstaff) Plus complete 5556 (p4-4,5,7,10) (p3-1] ~ tires with rims. View at 5135 or place of origin, or because The following are a few of Monday thru Friday 8-4. his age is between 44 and 65 tune-up kit. Only 3,000 McConnell 638-1517 or 635- WEDDING DESCRIp- the services offered locally Transportation available. For Rent: 1 bedroom suite For Sale: 80x100' lot. View years, unless the condition is milesll Phone 635-3846 after 4380 (c10~i2) TIONS: by your Health Unit Staff: Contact Skeenavlew Lodge' close to town, fully fur. at McNeil St;, Thornhllh On justified by a bona fide 5:30 or phone 635,6357during No charge provided news CHILD HEALTH CON- 635.2265 nished. No pets please. For water system. Asking $6,000. requirement for the work day. Ask for Brad (sff) 67 Mercury V2 ton P.U. 300 6 submitted within one month. FERENCES. more Information please Phone 635.7548 or 635-3250 cyl. 4"speed $750 phone 635- Mvolved. ~.00 productlen charge for - He!d weekly at the Health phone 635-77t0 (p2-5)- ~. (cffJu4) .~.:..~-'.: "- 5592 (p3-5,7,10) wedding:and-or engagement Unit every Tuesday from pictures. News of weddings 1:3g- 3:50 p.m. Please phone For Rent: 1 bedroom duplex, " 1976 GMC Crow Cab 3/4 ton, (write.ups) received on( for an appointment stove and fridge included. auto, p.s., match it up with a Published at Terrace month or more after event Held at Thornhill Five minutes walk to Vanguard or Kit Camper, In B.C. 5 days a week $10.00 charge, with or Recreation Centre on the GEMINI EXCAVATING Electrolux vacuum cleaner shopping centers. Ira-. one of our many floor plans. without picture. Subject to with power head, excellent Mon.-Frl. mornings fourth Friday of every LTD. Pleenty of room for the condensation. Payable in month from 1:30- 3:30 p.m. (Wes Andrews) condition, set B78.13tubeless 635-2834medlafeoccupancyph°ne:/F°rj49.HOMES (p5.8) .. 1969 GeneralSale: Trailer on famllyi See it at Cam. advance. Please phone for an ap- Backhoe Work belted tires, phone 635.5257 ~ -- -- 11/s acres of land: Big perland, 5412 Highway 16 days 635.6609even. (P5-5) PUBLISHER pointment. Hourly & Contract Garden space, fruit trees West, Terrace Dealer and much mere. Close to Cromack . Babysitters who bring 635.3479anytime Top Quality mixed hay for Licence D00611A (c2.5) CLASSIFIED. AN- ' children must have parents (AJ12) NOUNCEMENTS: sale. Heavy bales 847-3165 ~ FOR SALE town. written consent for im- ..~Phone 655.3025 after 4 1972 Ford Econoline Van. SUBSCRIPTION (c12t,w,th,may4) (n5.71 munization. THE HOBBY HUT Partly camperized. STD RATES Births 5.50 ADULT CLINICS Ceramic supplies & Summer Cabin 24'x.36 ~ on Funerals 5.50 68 Ford Falcon, stereo amp leased lot. , West side of 1969 Baracuda Convertable, Trans. V8, steel belted Effective October 1, These are held at the Health Greenware, air brushing 65 watt, stereo or TV stand. radials $1600also 2 ET mags Cards of Thanks 5.50 Unit on Monday, Wed- available- custom firing. Lakelse Lake 200' frontage. new 383 motor, mags, holly 1977 Memorial Notices 5.50 Man and woman en. Must sell phone 635.4252 (p4. carb, new paint. Asking 15", also 1974 12x68 mobile nesday, and Friday from 3936 McNeil St. cyclopedias, . 23" color TV trailer furnished phone 635- 3:00 . 4:10 p.m. by ap- 635.9393 20,2,4,5) . $2800 or nearest offer. (stf) Single Copy 20c PHONE 635-6357 phone 635.4561 (p5-5) 3304 after 6 (c3-6) pointment only. 635~6357 ... By Carrier mth 3.00 Classltled Advertising Dept. Deluxe 3 bedroom home, hvo PRENATAL CLASSES • GOLDEN RULE [.00KING IFOR FUR- fireplaces. One,and three By Carrier year 36.00 Classes are held throughout Odd jobs for the jobless~ NITURE? , quarters bathrooms. Bright By Mail 3 rnth 12.00 the year at intervals for • Phone 635.4535. 3238 Kalum kitchen with eating area. (ctf) For excellent prices on Do it Now Alternative Energy En- expectant parents. Phone furniture see the bargain Finished basement sundeck, By Mail ~ ruth 22.00 the Health Unit for details By Mail year 40.00 thusiasts -. Solar, Wind, ABLE ELECTRIC LTD. floor at FRED'S FUR. carpal't, fully landscaped Methane, Hydroelectric, and registration. NITURE LTD. with garden area. Quiet Senior Citizen year Electrical and Refrigeration Wood etc. - Are you currently HOME NURSING CARE 4434 Lakelse Ave. residential area. Plus many Aluminum 20.00 Nursing care In thehome for contract. designing or experimenting ~ouse wiring. Terrace 635.3630 extra features. Phone 635. British Commonwealth and with small.scale renewable those who need it on referral SECOND FLOOR (CTF) 2589. (C5-4) " from their family doctol". ; IklS-SI76 United States of America 1 energy systems? The (ctf) year 51.00. Pacific Rim Education Terrace area only. . For Sale: Trusses ?? for Quiet living - 3 bedroom well Sheets HEALTH PARADE • Project Is setting up a FULLER BRUSH sale 2X6 - 24' long $15.00each kept unfurnished manor, 2 For 4 year old children. Held 26" x 36" Box 399,Terrace, B.C. Northern Network fo Order now by phone. Phone 638.1794 (c3.4) room fully carpeted addition on thlrd Monday of every V8G 2M9 facilitate development of or make an appointment. with fireplace, woodshed, month. Developmental, such systems.. Pictures and ' Marn'ie 635-9721. For Sale: a tent trailer, good toolshed, private sundeck, Telephone: prelect descriptions are vision, hearing screening condition, phone 635-5247 (p3- utility addition, situated on I= ,h... only- 3.75 done. Please phone for 112.604.635.6357 needed for a booklet to be 19. 5) fully serviced lot, dead end published this spring. Write appointment. street. Must be seen to be PRENATAI~ BREATHING HELP WANTED ~ HOME DELIVERY Box 707, Terrace, B.C. [wthf Terrace Thornhlll N.D.P. appreciated. Call 635.9'395 & RELAXING EXERCISES' Terrace & District to may1,1) • -...... Club Flea Market and for viewing. Immediate THE DALLY HERALD Held every .Thursday af- Thornhill & District Kitlmat Child Garage sale,' Sat. May 13, 10 occupancy. (p3-5) Phone635.6357 "LEAVING HOME both a ternoon at 1:00 - 2:00 p.m. a.m. - 3 p.m. at the Thornhill 3212 Kalum St. Terraoo V.D. CLINIC DevelopmentCentre superb comedy and a requires Sept. 1st 1978 Community Centre. Tables powerful emotional drama Held every Monday at 3:30 $5, each, Admlsslon 50c or by appointment. PRESCHOOLSUPER- on family life,, will be VISOR adults. Sellers phone 635- presented'by the Terrace SAN ITATION 3582 to reserve a table. (c8- The public health inspectors Experience preferred Little Theatre !n the R.E.M. with 10) Lee on Sat. May 13 and Sun. are now situated in Eby 7/a---:-' Street. They will be pleased SPECIAL NEEDS May 14 at 8:00 p.m. Ad- CHILDREN For Sale: 4')(8box trailer. All mission $4.00 and $2.50 for to assist with any sanitation steel. Heavv frame and axle Santo Cervello, mlmest wll| Apply before June 15th 1978 $200635.7394'after6 p.m. (p3- students and senior citizens. problems. perform "Motamorphlsls", AUDIOLOGY CLINIC to: 5) May 18 and 19 !n the Verltas Advance tickets at McColls Ms. Jennifer Davies, 5ym at 3:20 p.m. lan Booth Real Estate. Mature on. Held at 4612 Craig Avenue. ' Gi/mt Garage Sale: Satur. Hearing ests will be done by Executive Director, will perform "Mark Twain In ~ tertainment. clay May 6 10 a.m. 2147 doctor's referrals. Tel No. Child Development Centre, Person" May 18 and 19 at the Hemlock T.hornhlll. Toys, 638-1155. 172.3rd St. Kitlmat, B.C. V8C Clarence Mlchlel Gym at The Terrace Dog Club will 2H5 household Items, car parts,. 3:20 p.m. Tickets for both hold its monthly meeting at LONG TERM CARE clothlng, winch. 635.3518 635. Office at No.205.4721 Lazelle (C12.7th f-lu.) performances are available the Thornhlll Community • 3256. (cl.5) Hall. Wednesday, ~ay 10th Ave. Tel 635.9196. at the door at $1.00 per, Needed Immediately In at -8:3g p.m. Assessment and planning for person. These performances those eligible for, Long Term Terrace. 3 Avon are presented In conjunction representatives. To work In Terrace Coffee House. Good Care. .with Kermode Theatre '78. the following areas. Scott to live music In a casual at- AID TO HA~NDICAPPED Office at No. 205.4721 Davis between Sparks and Tickets ar.e still availablefor mosphere: a chance fo meet others - free coffee. For L~zelle. Tel 635-9196. Kalum Olson to Walsh Baby Sitting available, your all'3 performances of the between Munree and Sparks, details phone Elaine at 638. Assessment and guidance hours; day or nights trained Royal Winnipeg Ballet May for vocational and social Walsh to Cr.aig between supervision, large .Sthand 6th at the R.E.M. Lee 8206. Takes place Sun. May 7 at 8:00 p.m. in the Terrace rehabilitation done by Sparks and Munroe. For playground (fenced and @heetre In Terrace. consultant. mere Information call equlpped), large Inside play • Tickets cost S8.00 ~ • Little Theatre building on Margeret 635-3166 (c2.5) Kalum Admission $1.00. •area, on quiet street. Phone Reduced Price of $4 for "RAPE RELIEF 638.8398 or 635-3187. (p4- ichlldren fc;r Saturday Le Jardln d'Enfance, the & CRISIS LINE Typist.Receptionist 20,1,4,7) .Matinee Performance only.. Terrace Fench Language FOR WOMEN For permanent employment Write, enclee(ng e cheque for ~reschool is ~cr~,ntlng CALL 635-755B in Chartered Accountants' tickets, to the Terrace and registration o~ .,re~chool OR office. 'Financial statement District Arts Council, Box 35, • 'children ages t , tar Sep- 63~-7728, typing experience would be 'Terrace, B.C. For more tember classes. Visitors day (ctf) an asset. Apply to r Information phone 635-2101. at the school will be Monday McAIplne and Co. May 15 1.2:30 for. parents Weight Watchers meeting 4644 Lazelle Ave. B.C.O.A P.O.. Annual Fall wishing to observe the school heldevery Tuesdayat7 p.m. Terrace, B,C. Purebred Irish Setters, 6 Bazaar. N evember 10th in session. Phone 635-7318 at the Knox United Church 635-4925 weeks old phone 636.2391 636. 1978. Arena Banquet Room for more Information. Hall, 4207 Lazetle Aven~h (cs.8) 2344 (c5.6)

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For Sale: 1972 Ford Bronco COOL, FROTHY AND 4x4. Nice condition, low mileage phone 635.9546 (c2. s) A SPECIAL DESSERT PERSONAL: Discerning For Sale: 1974 Toyota Adults. Shop discreetly by Corolla. Excellent condition. mail. Send $1.00 for our Phone 635-6684any time (p5- latest fully Illustrated 8) catelogue of marital aids for both ladles and gentlemen. For Sale: 65 Ford Custom 4 Dired Action Marketing Inc. dr., good running condition, Dept. U.K., P.O. Box 3268, phone 635.2080 $350 (p10.13) Vancouver, B.C. VGB 3X9. (ctf) For Sale: 1973 Chev V, ton, PS, PB, 350 engine, phone HELP WANTED: Raise 635-9518 (C5-5) earthwormsl Growers needed. Bu~,.back contract 1971 Ford Pickup. In run- provides yearouncl market. nlng condition. Asking $,500 High profit pe~ontlal. Full or phone 635.4242 (I)3-5) part.time. Write Bait Barn Worm Farms, 253 Harbour For Sale: 1973 Toyota AVe., North Vancouver, B.C. Landcruiser. Excellent WJ 2E8 or cell 112-986-1033. condition 250 Chev engine (2-4) and trans. 5, 11-15 tires with Provide a touch of spring with sparkling glasses anu tm~ frothy whipped orange dessert. Prepared according to white spoke hubs $4000 635. REAL ESTATE: Op- 7394 after 6 p.m. (p3.5) directions, with just three kitchen-handy ingredients-- portunity of a Llfetlmel Jell-O ® brand orange flavor gelatin, ginger ale and orange Four unIH~AofeI.Trailer Park juice--within an hour you're ready for any impromptu 1970 Chrysler Newport, p.s., etc. 7V~ acres, 400 ft. lake p.b., rear defroster, block frontage on hlghway 16, 2 occasion. heaters $800 phone 635.5102 miles west of Smithers, B.C. GINGER ORANGE WHIP after 6 and weekends. (clf) Ideal for potential overnite I bottle (7 fl. oz.) ginger ale campers. Offers to $120,000. 1 package (3 oz.) orange flavor gelatin For further Information 1 cup cold orange juice write Box 2744, Smithers, Bring ginger ale to a boil. Add to gelatin; stir until'dis- B.C. V0J 2N0 or phone 112. solved. Add orange juice. Place bowl of gelatin in larger 847.2110. (2-4) bowl of ice and water. Stir until slightly thickened; then FOR SALE: 12x~ two. whip with hand beater or electric mixer until fluffy and bedroom mobile home. thick and about double in volume. Spoon into individual Located on fully serviced lot dessert dishes; chill until .set, at least 30 minutes. Garnish in Thornhlll. Asking $13500. with mint leaves. Makes 4 cups or 6 servings. Financing available. Contact Gerry Warren a~ OMeOW.exSl Royal Bank, Terrace, B.C.' The Plush Victorian elegance of the Legislative Building Fredericton, New Brunswick. Phone 635-7117 (ctf) Till Your Garden Beautiful I How does your garden ' "- * "l May 6 10 a.m. - 4 p.m. The neighbours Garage Sale. FOR SALE: 12'x68' Frontier grow? If you're using a power New and used items. Just what you're looking for. mobile home with 2 large Come and see - 3936 McNeil St. tiller on your soil, your • --. -m,, ~~,.~.V ,.,~'.~"~. i additions. Built In fireplace, flowers and vegetables are. -.:'~~~~:~'~'~; Teeth are bones--but harder raised living room. Will •probably doing just fine. Here than most of the other bones move and set up in Terrace are some tips for tilling safe- Some say stamping a letter upside down ensures a'speedy answer, in the body. area. 635.4692 (ctf.f) ly, from the experts at the Outdoor Power Equipment For Sale: 1970 2 bedroom Institute. trailer with frldge, stove, dishwasher, washer & dryer, ihas a 10x25 addition phone :635-5348 (p15-13) For Sale: 1973 12x60trailer with 2 bedrooms. Phone635. whatever /.: :;. 7697 after 4 (c20.mayl0) 1975 Leader.mobile home, 3 bedrooms. Will sell fur- nished or unfurnished phone NEVER LET ANY spilled 635-2660 (p5-6) gasoline go untended. 1. Make sure you know For Sale: 1968 10x36 Im- how all the controls and your perial trailer, furnished, attachments work. The own- phone 635-7868 (c10.13) er's manual should be at the • 4 top of your must-read list. 12x54 Sefeway, 2 bedroom 2. Avoid the possibility of with 30 addition, frldge, fire and explosion--don't stove, carpet, drapes In- smoke while you refuel--wipe cluded. Set-up and skirted in up spilled gasoline quickly. trailer park, phone 635-4310 3. Stop -. the ,engine and itch... after 5 (ctf) make sure parts are not mov- ing if you 'want to unclog blades, make repairs or refuel. I 4. Make' sure guards and shields are always in place. 5. Wear heavy-duty, rough- soled .shoes for the best HELP WANTED: Earn footing. $200.00 monthly part-time; These safety tips should help you--till the roses STRIKE $1,000 full time. Easy t(~ succeed with our training. bloom. Write Fuller Brush Com. pany, C.O Box 108/808,207 RELAXATION West Hastings St., Van. o~mu.H~m~T~n couver, B.C. VGB 1H7, m; By ,Toy Miller Mr. T. Diamond, R.R. 3, A new game that's raising a IT g Kamloops, B.C. V2C 5K1: Wp (off) lot of interest these days k platform tennis. Interestingly .e -enough, it came about quite accidentally about 50 years ago when two neighbors erected a wooden platform to play deck tennis and RICH[ Looking for a good. usect--volla~bali and hit upon the camper? Come In and see idea of paddle tennis. this 1975 11' Semi- selfcontslned Fun Time camper. It has a large TAKE A LOOK AROUND YOUR refrldgeretor, furnace, 4 burner stove with oven, and lacks. Sleepseight. Come Into Cemperlend and see this ATTIC, GARAGE, RUMPUS ROOM " unlt. 5412 Hwy. 16 W, Terrace. Dealer Llcance Number DO0611A. (cS.S) AND TURN YOUR DON'T WANTS INTO CASH t 74 Ford Camper Special III IIIa Pickup with 11' O.K. Cam. Combining the principles of per. Like new, tape decks, lawn tennb, squBh and hand- radios, queen size bed, ell ball, it's played with a regula- tion peddle weighing about other usual appliances. 14 ounces and a ball much $8,500 phone 635.2826after 6 lighter than a tennk ball. It's p.m, (cS.4) AT THIS SPECIAL RATE a quick, action-filled game and many players like to sit down afterwarde with a screwdriver made with Woifsehm{dt Vodka, orange Juice and plenty ~f ice, Will do rototllllng with 54" * e e tractor unit. Adlustable moll •5 LINES.5 DAYS'5 DOLLARS An ace of a tip for the depth.' Front bucket for forehand drive k to strike the --mmlmmmammimmmmmmmumunm|n||||u|l||m ~ moving.spreading soil. ball as it comes opposite gravel. Prefer Thor,hill the hip. Your follow through Print your ads in the squares on the coupon. Be sure to is:l,de area, phone 635.3478 (p10.6) should then carry the paddle DALLY HERALD Mail Coupon with SS.O0cash your telephone number and leave a blank space between words. aerou your body. The pad- Cheque or Money Order to: Bakkers Modular Structures dle, by the way, should be "STRIKE IT RIOH" "Strike It Rich" Ads Ii Items may not exceed S250in value. Price must be included in the for sale, Reasonably priced held with the lame "shake- The Daily Herald Pre.fab greenhouses and hands" grip am In tennis, ' I advertisement. mul ,~1use utility sheds, phone ADS 3212 K, lure I • 630.1768 evenings or view at I Your advertisement will run for five consecutive days upon 3961 Dabble, (pi0.6) flies;,;io~ ine ~p~celbitwienlwird; ~e'rra;e i .B.C. ,va~ ig;]. ' receipt of couponand accompanying payment. PRINCE RUPERT Telephone answering ser. l llill IIiii iilllllilljilll. " I No cancellations or refunds. vice Ref. available from 'i " estab, firms, Business hrs. iilill lilll liB li'il Ill I [lli I No business ads please. Mon..Frl., 8:30 • 4:30 p.m. I Call The Switchboard, 624. I Advertisements must meet the Daily Herald advertising stan. X.reys were dls~vered by I dards. German physicist Wilhelm 'Conrad Roentgen in 1895. ; Name ...... '- ...... I Strike It Rich ads cannotbe taken'over the telephone, 19z9 -- Actress Audrey ! Address--.-...... _ ...... --- I Syear old registered Quarter ,HepBurn was born, i Postal Code ...... _. ! Horse gelding. Western 1966 -- The French 1: Classification__, ...... Teleph0ne. No,...... ,; F0R nlSM$ UP T0 $2. IN VALUE endEngllsh shown Terrace government told NATO and Prince Rupert. Ideal for partners that after ,June 1 children or adults. Asking it would review on a I Turn Your Don't Wants ,nto Into Instant Gash i TakeAdvantage of th,s $peomalHate $1,000 phone 635.2826after 6 rnonthly basis ~zllied ...... - ...... --J .eda;! p.m. (c5:5) military flights over France. t 4

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Oronword By Sl=# r Yourindividual ,i! ACRG~q 43 Past DOWN 1~ Drunkard 1Land 44 Small 1 Small HTI~' measure violins . particle Policeman Horoscope 4 "This 43 Exclamation Z Stage part (~) Franc~sDrake above --..," of surprise 3 Ireland Is RJe~ FOR FRIDAY,MAY 12,1978 by Johnny hart 7 All, 50 Canary's 4 Veshnent 11 Rasebsll B,C. • formerly milieu 5 Go ahead What kind of day will must be steady, knowing ones, team. ~'~'~ ~.... 11 Whig 50 Umpire's OOn the up" tomod'owbe? To find out what directed •only toward most ~.O LII~ A f.DAN ~ ~AT~; .. r,.. UH,..THIN& Y~J eAIOI41"~AUFY opponent decision and up the stars say, read the forecast worthwhile objectives, Stress p~ye~ given for your birth Sign. your innnte foresight. 15 ~¢eus 50 Companio,s" (slang). ll"--the A~LDWAN(-~. Grant of carrots 7 Farm sights ARIES SAGITrARIUS -. IN 1i:19.~.P KE~J(,E£. (Mar. 21 to Apr. 20) ~¢~ (Nov.23 to Dec. 211 )f'~..~'e 14 Habitation 50 Ready for : ~.re~d A day in which to tie up'loose 15 Medley business Rave A good day for dealing with ends and make any required 16 Sack 57 Parrot of MD's so cmcern~ superiors, with persons in improvements. Don't corn- 17 "-- a king 58 Satisfy I0 Affirmative sl S~ert-asppad authority generally. Any or all plicate situations by acting in Babylon" 59 Moistens 12 "Do not fabric should be. receptive to your hastily or being abrupt with 18 Bills of fare 50 Greek letter count-- 35 Resort Ideas, others. ~'~ Z0 Record 61 For each before..." Travel TAURUS }.(f~:~, CAPRICORN Legendary Avg. solution time: ~ over (Apr. 21 to May 21) ""~'~' (Dec. 22 toJan. 20) bird anew There is evidence that There are tendencies, now rmm~.w~ 4.1t I ~4 Kqepsakes 40 Urge m competition is on the move. toward excitement, undue ~Farm 42 Feed a Don't be left at the post. Good reaction to disappointment, machine furnace Judgment and prompt action altering plans needlessly. Be ~Tores~ 45 Fat for needed. alert to your own moods and aTHETEe CE mS Neighbor csek~g curb the harmful ones. of Ore. 4"/Jump (May 22 to June 211 IT AQUARIUS ~ ~. SHARP;SHOP AT REDS BILLIARDSH ~4 Dunce 48 Recent Your imagination highly (Jan. 21 to Feb. 19) step 40 River la ~imulated and, while you may A goodday! Get out your bag Knjoy Dilliar,ds? visit Rod's BillanM Girl, in Belgium not capitalize on new ideas of tricks and launch your pet Seville ~0 Intimidate immediately, they should be projects ~-- especially those ~/Thooe Sl Imitate happily productive in the having todo with creative, in- 'EB~ W OF ID b~ n=,mt z.,~t~ ,==t ,vo=,==~ =m~ terests and family affairs. opposed SZSecure future. • S4 Chlaese CANCER O~ Answer to yesterday's pu=de. (June 22 to July 23) (Feb. 20 to ~y~ wAwrTO1HI~ A~oar T~. 41 -- and bonds pagoda Much activity indicated, and z Abett@ day than you may 3 W'~ 5 6 7 o 9 io anticipate. Especially favored: excellent stellar influences Ag~ favor any number of good en- IZ ~13 14 personal relationships, HI~R it domestic concerns, travel. deavors - including new un- dertekings you may be planning . ~1~-~ ~:~v- / t5 1~ I1 LEO tq .-f~ :Y 11 ~ to Aug. 231 to launch. 18 Once you have made up your YOU BORN TODAY are a mind, back up decisions with composite of practicality nnd NN@ 2S 26 21 vigorous action. You may ran creativity, often succeeding in "1 I"@" into some opposition, but you art, singing, poetry or dancing. r 28 Z9 can win with reason and logic. You ean write well, tooand, as a .p% novelist, your work would be (Aug. 24 to Sept. 23) deep and moving. YOU bav~ a ...... ~ ...... :~ There's a tendency now to let things slide. But, without keenyou =d may and'pursue,w tever either I 4 111Lakel$oLAKELSE PHARMACy , 36-7263 careful .thinking and planning, vocationally or avecatio~aUy. 4i JU complexities could arise to I plague you later. Face up to thetutellectaalapproachwillbeevident,Your understanding |Mother's Day Cards, Gifts, Cosmet,cs and prompt H 44- qs q7 q8 NN@ future requirements. ned sympathy for your i prescription services H :! 50 51 52 ~ $3 S4 S5 fellownmn is outstanding, and . ~ ~ ...... (Sept. 24 to Oct. 23) you make excelle~t physicians .....r:~ ...... You may feel somewhat and nurses. With all L~s, you By Stan Lee and John Remits S~ s8 stymied tu your plans, butskies love activity and excitement the AMAZING SPIDER-MAN, s~.! ~6o ~s'i"---- are clearing for faster ad- and, myourlelsuretime, make WLIFJ=IOtRAZY/ ~~1~'1 ~W~LL, ATLEA~Z~ [,~=-J4MM/ANON~ZKNOW~-- vaneement toward desired a delightful companion. Bir- i~w~r/~y~reR~o/7.~e/~/~t~.~] 1~o~ p/~.v~o.~,eu.'ro~[ ~,r~|IJJ[.5,~Wff,A~.~H,L~U~J.n=r,,n=r =~.-" g CRYPTOQUIP 4-28 goals. I-lavepatimce! thdate" of: Dante Gabriel P~=-,¢~-%~~ii~/[ SCORPIO m '~- RosSetti, poet, painter; " ~O v I K R F T T O S K I'F R M H V R M I' F A A (Oct.24 to Nov. 22) ,,v~ • Florence Nightingale, founder Quiet steps may be the most of modern nursing; Philip SVEEMISOFAH important ones now, but they Wylie,writer. [ ~-'ql~~~ 'v ~ "~ ~1~" '\ .~.~"~x'~~ ' ~I'~ ~r~

wHoYesterday'SpAwNEDCrypt°qu/p--BISHOPKING'SCASTLE. SCOLDSBAD KNIGHT • ~ ~~~ ~[l,i/~~~i!~.|] , (':)1978 King Feature, Syndicate. Inc. " DEAR ABBY: When our son David was 15, he &'axe a ! Today's Cryplaqulpclue: O equals I 15-year~ld girl (I~! call her Dolly) a '~romiso ring" against ' The Cryptoqulp is' a simple substitution cipher in which each our wishes. When she turned 16, he gave her a $150 sewing letter used stands for another. If you thinkthat X equals O, it machine with money he had earned and saved. Her parents will equal O throughout the puzzle. Single letters, short words, let her accept it, which we thought was wrong; They ~ ~.~:~-~ and words using an apostrophe can give you clues to locating let David stay at their house until ~. and 3 in the mornm~ vowels. Solution is accomplished by trial and error., knowing that we disapproved.. . Well, Dolly and her family accomplished what they sac out to do. She ended up pregnant endinsisted on marrisgo. eWe gotstuck with:all the~bills for the wedding.) Now, I have bitter feelings about Dolly and her p~ple, ~ and ha~e Choosen not to be around her. That's the problem. I still love our sen, and want to keep in close contact with him in case he needs me, but I caiinot stand his wife or her m . ,, familyl I want to,be close to my grandchild, but under the H " " .A. circumstances its very difficult: , _ , by Roger Bollen & Peterrn (~A~Jq[, ~raul~OU(~[~ , My husband says we~l lose our son .if.we dent b:.ean CATFI-~ ~j down and accept his wife, but I know oemg around.her --would reek. my blood pressure re. to unasfe heighte, llesP ')~ ~ "[" ~" ~'~/'["~I~ , [l(/I Hj['rl.~'~:~ A ~)C~ ~,,IH ~~~.~ me: . STILL BITTER )111 I

DEAR ST".L: Your husband is right, and if you don't, EXCEPU.. THERE IS , "/0P A~ ~ AS ~ ~ I I:lv Ahin~il V~n Buren youwmgneongwithblm. Even thoushyour rcMntmont ,~ -- ]~_ . ."-'['--"~.::-'-: ..... N.~ N,wle~' I. b J--ed, llem--g b|ttor ond unforSivin, w" cenN ~. _"..~~~ !~L~ v .... ~ .... ,, ...... • ...... you more pain and unhappiness than chango~ you sune. So ch~go It. DEAI~. ABBY: How...~r.e ~'ou Perl~.ttmte the.nqrth that DEAR ABBY. Please don't take this lightly, but mY men rater women wire Dig nreaeCa'l m a recenc column m ~...~...a ..a v ~-'... o..o~.~.o.,..tot.t..,,,,~,lo.., ,;. e,,. M,, whi~.~you offer men tips on how to make themselves more matte"°"~o'wclose"ly"he's~a've#~ls"--~e~'r'd"~..-o"ws'~o"fas"~"t %vable, you s md" , If she s fiat,:hasted and a ~8-D walks the result of our shared affection is a rosy red rash on my by, pretend not to notice." Abby, there are men who prefer women with small face. breasts ("fiat.chested," according to pour 88-D e~ud~de! We haven'~ been married Ions, and I have suffered so much pain as a result of our lovemaking that,it's beginning , by Garry Trudeau --my husband among them. He dcosnt have to ~re~na to make me frigid, ~ ' DOONESBURY not to notice." We~;e even considered letting his beard ~row, but we If you had done a l/tile research, you would have known don't want him to look like a scruffy, hippie type, ~ his that men who prefer women with small breasts .are more supervisor at the bank would never understand. 1HeY~ 50 /eesoecTR¢OF mature,, inte~ent and. less chauvin/scle ~ me Until you can help us, sign me * HIS TALENTSIN ~17~/7" ~4T big.breast worshipers, . CHAFED CHEEKS I~ HA5 HIS OWN ~1 A#TY )t~//~W"~/N- Please stop make me, .a.n.d othe.rs.like" me, feel L4VA"~N~, 7HEPAC/FIC /N 7HISKIP ttA~ 70 B6 trying to 70 8~ ~I~H~I ~at we are inferior and unattracuve, an(l cnac any man DEAR CHAFED. Thk may not fit in wlth / will slobber himself into a stupor over a 88.DI " Iovemakl~ achedule, but toll your hnsband to ~mve first, ' . SMALL AND SEXY DEAR ABBY: I recently married a man with four DEARS AND S: My apologies. But in := ~urvaye I've. children. His wife walked out on him and plumb deserted seen in which men were asked to de~ thek "idssl him andthe kids, wire rongo in age from 4 to 12. When she woman," the 88-D's ware way out in front, left, she gave. him custody of the children, saying motherhood was a bummer. DEARABBY:blyarandson, wh01888andaphysldan, is Well, motharliood is no bummer for me. I bye these quite rel/~.ous. Every Friday night he serves his two sons, kids. Now, the" problem: I don't know whether the_~y~.e |[ps 8 and 5, wine with..d/~er, _~.d they ..say .a prayer: been immunized aBel-st all the 'childhood diseases. Tne~r father isn't sure, and I can't locate their mother, I wasn't too concerned about this unto ~e o.~sr.om If I Just'~o ahead and have them imman/zed for all th.e vidted us and asked if hc could have some wme. ~: course w, didn't uive it to him~ but I started to worry that ~e common ddldhood diseases, will it do them any harm u ~ll~en'co'uld be developin~ a taste for wine at an early they~e already been immunized? age and eventually become alcoholic. I read somewhere OKIE thetIs therethis could some happen. way I can. convey this ,.message to my DEAR OKI~: Have them immunized qain, It won't hurt them, even ff they've already been immunized. . ~rand~on without offending ~ !P.S, He s a Scorpio and doban't. take criticism ,very wendGREAT-GRANDMOTHER Getflq married? Whether you wont a formal ehureh wedding or a simple ds.yeur.own.thing ceremony, get Abby's new booklet, "How to' Have a Lovely Wedding." DEAR GRANDMOTHER: Tell h~..in a Io.v~, Send $1 md a long, stamped (~4" cents) jslf.~ddrsesed non.~ltl~d way that Ida son soked for wine m your home. As aphyddan he sho~d know ~e d-uaer, ofMvi~ addld envelope to Abby, 189` Lecky Drive, Beverly Hills, Cslif. too much wine too often, [F.~J, I~eorpsco are also qm~ 90Z19`, learners,) .... TODAY IN HISTORY Ma~ 9, 1978 Tower in Paris was of- ' about -The ~/orld's first flelally opened, i DEAR ABBY: We hear so much these days adhesive becked nostage 191o -- Britain's Ed- whether to.'~come, involved" when_ wens, stranger stamps, the-";penny wardian era came to an beink att~keo or abuses oy ,homer nr~ag, r,I 8awhile" macKs,• • .-, wen~- on sam• m. end with the death of I~h ren~nded of an experience I had hack ~ 9! . ~..,~.a s~n ,, .... -^ wai for one of those long, yellow s~reer~ure m .,-,',m--" ;-- .~Y.'.'" I-~P" King Edward VII. .w..sltL.~ .. . essay-- m z~. Tee 1941 -- Joseph Stalin •=~nnespous. • ...... dad to "~vo the pen~ black and the ~wo- became premier of the came a coupm, The man r~. womanAIon~ a very loud ton~e.lsohiog. ~be looked so ~'u~t and penn~/ blt/e stamp, both Soviet Ufilon,' succeeding defenseless. ! finally said, "Lcol~, re.Us.w,you are show~q b earln~,a por!~ait of V.M. Moisten. very bad •manners in ~ to a laoy I;!181;Way, anG. I ,----.~,.,~qleuu vlcturm, ...... w~© ..m~ 1960 , -- Princess ...... t..~ .... -~"~ itl ' , .,,,,,=..,...~,,,=...... Margaret and A~lthony o...... ~ .... =- '" ht ~-l~o°sesmed amazed that a stranger would interfere, but printers worked nig Armstro~-Jones were ~w he stopped momentarily. Th.on .a.uddeuly. ~e w om~ and day to keep supplies married. swattodme along~eide the heaa wicn her unt,~re~anasm9 available, The use of 1965 -- Britain's House ansrlly, %'on mind your own basi.n.esel H e s ~,,,~ nust~mcl adhesive stamL~, spread of Commons,, approved Hla and he can talk to me an~ way n~ ~:oants learned tel ,lesson...andll11843 Brazrll~me~ena~it~ Prime Minister Harold I wu young, 8.~ll.ant and nswe: . . me second Sever Wilson's plan to "What's the matter with youl Can't you uve thst "Q.i D'yo.w.., yo.r Now if I decide to m~clare ...... i s1;alla Deck a low paces. ,, ,,,~...... ,,o.,.m^.. _ ..... nationalize 90 per cent of • for during the commkrcids?" wadled or no " ~OHNKEI,LO ,u~,~'mu~x,umv 1889 -- Tee ~:iztei the steel industry.

! '\ , •,, v b ,~ PAGE 12, THE HERALD, Thursday, May d, 1978 Government. car mileage book aid to consumers 60RDOH By HOWIE COLLINS ADD WEIGHT TAIL-PIPE driving speeds, but on the OTTAWA (CP) -- As the Most accessories will add And a peak up the tail.pipe highway their flat fronts cut annual warm-weather trek extra weight to your car, in. will give some idea. of how si~,_rl~.lyinto fuel economy. to the car dealers begins, the stantly reducing fuel the.engl.ne.bolz.'ra.tm.g.'rl.~. .rncae. w.ere l~ilt as.a AHD energy department has a economy, and result in more resmue msme snoma De clark WOrn vemcm, not ~or the small 100-page book it feels gadgetry to go haywire." grey for cars before 1972, highway," the experts say. will save consumers A V-8 engine, automatic pearl grey for later models. VANSWASTE GAS headaches and money. transmission and four.barrel A black, gummy residue is a "Some comervationints The Car Mileage Book, carburetor may be sign the car burns oil. believe that $1 out of Wery ,'°" ANDERSON prepared by the energy con- JmilUStlfiablein a large car, but Take a look at the in- $20 a van owner spends on servation office, provides cage will be less. terior--ff that wasn't looked gasoline is wasted just tips on how to select a new Basically, says the book, after, likely the rest of the pushing their blunt front car and what to watch for available from the energy car got the same poor ser- ends thr~gh the air." when looking over a used department, a motorist vice. car. should select the smallest Even after a half.hour ~2hanges are coming for It also warns consumers to car and engine that will suit driving test, the book automobile engines, lout the steer clear of enough costly his needs. recommends taking the car experts say that basically, options to set a slick to a mechanic for a check ff "it wiil still be the old spark- salesman into a frenzy of A second-hand car can you still are interested. ignition engine for quite /* T.V, GUIDE frustration. make an excellent in- Bot whether new or used. some time." the book says, "hopefully All listings subject to ehango without notice, _ .... Such frills as air- vestment, the book says. AlteraUons will be needed conditioning, power win- Conservationists favor ou'il get rid of your gas .,,,.,,...,..,.,.,.,,.,.,.,..,..,..,,,,.,,,.,,,,."-'-- e~ and find a good buy to meet the government dows, power seats, such purchases since the standards of an average 24 automatic starters and other encrgy equivalent of 10,000 in a mere efficient car." Officials at the con- miles a gallon for the fleet of electronic gadgets are miles of driving is saved ff cars . produced by a "seldom justifiable" and cut just one new car is not built. scrvatien department say Thursday, May 4 5 p,m, to midnight they are concerned over the manufacturer. By 1985 the .down on mileage. Buyers should take a close average must be 33 miles a look at the outside of the car, latest craze for using fancy- I An air.conditioner alone gallon. t can add anywhere from lg to watching for new paint painted vans as passenger 20 per cent to gasoline which could indicate repairs vehicles. ' CFTK ec'rv KCTS 'l~i I KING (CW) (PBS) consumption, the depart- for an accident or a bedly- They may be all right (NBC) (CBr.) ment says. rusted body. around the city, at low NHL Emergency Mister ,Game Playoffs Emergency Rogers News NHL Gong Electric 145 News . Playoffs Show Company 1~5 News NHL •News Zoom i News Playoffs Hour Zoom BUSINESS DIRECTORY : 30 News NHL News Over : 45 News Playoffs Hour I::asv 11~ Seattle NHL Ted ~AacNell Tonight Playoffs Knight Lehrer Match ~IHL Grand Best of :45 Game Playoffs Old Country E. Kovacs I 7 Hourglass The Movie •, TOOVEY Hour H~urglass " WaiteRs Last Happy Mary The Holiday SERVICE NaileRs 8 145 Hour, ,__ Tyler Alec Operation! Movie H. Hutchinson 3uiness Most Anything - Most Anytime For .e=,Rv 0mV-!,T"M 11~ Runaway the Desperados Show Cont. CONTRACTORS-INDUSTRY-INDIVIDUALS Melinda and JInce Soap Animation teot.oard DOLMAR 145 the Pinball Edwards Soap Festival motors) (chain saws) ., 9 Hours: Men. - Sat. 8-6 110~5 P°lice Jack "Palance Baretta The Two Hours: Men. - Sai:. 6.6 Woman George Maharls Boreffa Ronnles Police Sylvia Sims Baretta Cinema 4946 6role DealerNumberLICence02013A 145 Woman Boretta B.C. 635 i 7417 ..Phone O,.,. 635.7417.v.ue 6354929 10 I~ "00 News The CTV Dick I ': 15 News National News Caveft 1 : 30 Tonight Night News Turnabout inl :45 Show Final Hour Sign Off , SUZUKI Motorcycles and KJTCHENIcA:|NM~TO~UL:EDV:cNIjT]I~'jE~RIr=s |: sTALLAT|ON I~ A : iX) Tonight 90 Final l -B : 15 Show Minutes Late accessories in stook NOW!' KBALWOOD / / :30 Tonight 90 Show Italian , dh " :45 Show Minutes War , Style Friday, May § 10 a,m, - 6 pal,

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