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m h VOLUME 71 NO.. 159 MONDAY, DECEMBER 1~, ItT~ Pierre Was Terrac ,Airport Furious "Hell of aMess" NEW YORK (Reuter) ~ en more forgivin{~," Shortehomings of the Terrace Airport were again -- Margaret Trudeau, the e is quoted as eaymg the subject of a discussion at the Kitimat-Silkine estranged wife of regarding her spending a Regional board meeting Satruday. Canada's Prime Minister night in the company of The transfer point for bus passengers in Terrace .....Pierre Trudeau, is quoted the Rolling Stones rock- is "one hell of a mess," according to director George as saying in an interview music group in a Toronto Thorn, a Kitimat alderman. published Sunday that hotel early this year and Thorn complained of buses double parking on leavin~ her husband was then flying to New York. Lakelse Avenue with the result that luggage ended a~• rehef to her, but The Trudeaus separated up in puddles or on snowbanks while passengers anguish for him. three months later. have to wait an hour or more before boarding a m~s "Pierre was furious to their destinations. about the I?ublic disgrace But," ... it takes two to Foilowin~ Thorn's complaaint, board members and humilmtion I caused destroy a marriage." voted to wr~te letters protesting the conditions at the him," lVirs. Trudeau is transfer point to CP Air and the Department fo quoted as saying in the She understands the Transport. current issue of People prime minister's anger. magazine. "No one wants to lose a "If I had gone more pretty, young wife," she gracefully, he would have ns quoted. Aldermen ] 'sagree Terrace watershed area may be the future site of logging o~ratious. Board opposes The regmnal board was informed by the Mintatry Kitimat-Stikine Regional Board members for 1978 Frank Armitage, (Standing) ~.'ric Janzen, Bob of Forests that the Kitseles and Copper River areas were sworn in Friday' evening at the statutory Cooper, Bobby Ball, Perc~ TaR, George Them, Marty are being considered for logging. inaugural meeting. The entire board are (seated) Allen, Vic Jolliffe and Jnn Culp ~alternam mr t~s The ministry was asking for a map or a list of the Gas Rate Hike chairman Joe Banyay, directors Alice Chen-Wing, Watmough.) erecks involved so some form of warning system could be established to protect the potable water :~posed Pacific Northern Gas rate increases sources. drew opposition from members of the Kitimat- , Alice Chen-Wing, the newly-elected director fw Stikine regional beard at Saturday's meeting. I Fiiki I ~as: Coupled and a provincialwith 16 per increase cent increases of 22 cents, by Westeoast the total • re 8 t r e8 t w ce howelectoral lo~$in{g area would C, admitted affect the she watershed, did not understandbut advised the board to approach the issue very cautiously. increase to residential coustemers will be about 30 "Water is a precious commedity,"she said. '~ ~Thr cent, according to board figures. . . e apparent justification for the gas increases is . Fire, bnngmg with it parents by court orders, and shoulders. He .was death. British Columbia ..For~ ~y .repre~n~flv~l..met o~.~o ~e~ac~e that other forms of energy are rising in cost, wageay. -- struck twice _and similar situations, re:por~ea, na.ving, been had four traffic fatalities, l~a"':,~ :°~'~;,.°~,,,w~'~.~:n"~¢'~ ":~T,-,.,.~'~oe"~" ,di_rectorGeorgeThomguessed, butstated-thiswasa over me. WeeKena.. at ~'our chiLaren petween m.Ken.m nosl~.lmL ~.unaay. Quebecthreedesthsxmm m~'~'tol"c/'~'ee"re'~on~ ~ar-d"th-atc'o~cil was nrettv dumb exnlAnAtinn" ~ino~ it wmdd hint add t'rmce ltupert, ttum ~e ages o: ~ and 14 are mgn~ me police Sail nan traffic and two from tire. ., ..... o- ...... ,~•- ,ho---- ...... , ...... ,-...... i. • ...... Marie Jaeger, 17 dLed in said to have perished in not released e~ther man ,s Newfoundland had one ngmnst_. . me _1o ~,g~. mg m me watersnea ' --'l~on~'~s~m"te"d'out th,t the ,h~o~ i,m...o~ one fire that caused the fire. Some of the name. No cause for any of snowmobile death. Nova Director ~on 't~o?er,..alsoa Terrace alde_rman:, addedtoother~increaq~gdz~i~], t'h~'~%~7"~,,'G' extensive damage to the bodies were reported still the three fires had been Scotia and Manitoba one was not opposea to .me m.gg.mg propnsm m?u make the total vearlv-~c~'ea-'~"-to"~re's'itle"n"t'~'~ home in which she was unidentified at 7 p.m. given, traffic death each. Prince .su~,ges~.eame.noara get t ne opunons ot me experts 'customers...... 42nm'r~ntr...... hwng, early Sunday Sunday evemng. Ac- - Edward Island had one ~etore...... neeommg amrmeu. The board aim nr, t~t~d th~ f~rt m~ h~,.~, moming. No one else was cording to a Rupert At least 24 persons drowning. Alberta was "x'ne..oearga.sxea.macale.~mrv~.sen~w°m.x.e~race would b~ h~ld in...... ~m, nuvm- ~ ....injured m tha t b lore. At resident," both hres-- were reported to have free of accidental.deaths- • couneusomenoarawomoanownowzneysmna...... ' . across zone mresmr aan ,owes ot me ~muawy o Accorcling " to board admmmtrater• • John Pousette, 3"30"• a "m ' Sunday, • m wracked buildings were died accidentally over the weekend and F r will meet with Terrace council and Price- the nhilosonhv in thenast h,~ h~m tnhnld rn~tinoa Prince Rupert, neigh- cordoned off by police Canada over the wekend, there was no report from _~o eats,...... m• Vancouver~ "- " because" the--: increases ...... were most~v~ bours were. wakened b y a until the provlncla[.' ' Fwe" includin .g the above, 6 -o. the Yulon and. the. Nor- ,__.;_..~~eena v'orest ,,...... t'rouuem ,._,.^~ m__.~ January i....~.^ m mscuu....-a me,. woman said to have Mar ~,~" ...... ! r,.., Ontario had two ~ratnc ,t, ..... ~ m.... ~..... M,, ~uff,suq~ m m© w-~-m,~-u m~u nma ~,~u vu©~-u w mausuraJ...... , ann maus ~r i m neaa Olllces were tocatea--;-'...... ,,m, .,.,.~ ,v,,, - ,,,~o~ .~....v..~o ...... ,,,, . in Vancouver. However, in this case the highest rusn.eascreammg.out o~ a Vancouver to conduct an fatahties and one fireswerereperted by the m~ w~m m.e rogmnat tecnmeat ptannmg corn increments will be to local residenti-~ o,,,t-~o,'o nnildingwire a uaoy in investigation, snowmobile death ana Terrace Fire Department nuuec m ~evruary: ...... , The board, v t ...... her arms. The,building, A 22-year-old male Saskatchewan had two between Friday• and ,~"rne ..... ~oara " acce!~uma-- - me-'- "pnannmg "~ ~ comm~t-ee" ...... ii~fi~t s • o ed to write to the commission-- - ...... wn as McCart fie deaths and a fwe ~-~;~mm©.daflu. ttmt th©: Write th~ r~ ,.loo Icing into the proposed increase., to prot~t.~se" ...... Imo hy from~., Ontario ...... was ; ~.~.., bunked...... traf - ." ...... Sunda Y rughts ...... For,~t- t,, osk that --deeismn...... be deferred unUIth~ ' and to ask 'L '~a: s be bid .... ~-I ...... house; ~z":r#a~s"uranam '' toaeam, aca.~aazuro~iy" . • .-...... ~,'~..,~,~, . h .... ]~ ]Y" AVenue, Prince .Rupert, morning In Kitimat and . completionof a,comprehensive de~,elopment ~lan, ...... was administered by the another man occupying -r • ' ~. "r~. . T~ : • "1 rTl.. _.'1_~_2. Department of Human the same mobile home J.U [,~J~,~ l-lealth Minister Visit Resources for youngsters suffered first and second lmmlgrauon raper evemea g removeed from their degree burns to his back • Terrace council has chairman and ad- TORONTO (CP)- An scrupulous°rganized tourbY un- Eastresidenceindians,inCanadawere ob-bY assed informed the HERALD ministration of the immigration department that it has arranged a Kitimat Stikine Regional official has confirmed the operators, and then rained by the Canadian meeting with a number of District, and the chair- existence about sev.en vanishing. Council for Racial SQUA~IISH, B.C. (CP) More Cables Cut years ago of a document "It wasn't racist at Harmony, which branded concerned persons in- man and administrator of -- Eight members of a called the East Indian all," Galasso said. "It them as racist and set in volved with the" the Mills Memoorial KAMLOOPS, ,, B.C. restored early Sunday to tw boat crew were ad- Skeenaview Lodge Hospital Board. Control Program. But it was intended to put an motion a series of (CP) -- Damage to several other rural mi ted to hospital psychgeriatric institution Purpose of this lun- has since been scrapped. end to this particular protests to the im- Saturday after a chlorine telephone cables Sunday communities which were Tony Galnsse said method of getting around migration department. and Health Minister for cheon meeting will be to temporarily cut off without it Saturday after gas leak at the FMC of B.C., the Hon. Bob Saturday the document our immigration laws at discuss items OTHER service to about 100 three company repeaters Galasse said the law Canada chemical plant. McLelland at 2 p.m. THAN Skeenaview. did exist as part of the time. If these tours subscribers in this were knocked out by Canada's immigration had originated from any has been changed since Wedensday, December The reason, Terrace gunshots. Police said six of the 21st. southern Interior com- policy, other country or involved then and visitors are Herald was told, city munity. Company supervisors unable to apply for men were treated and Earlier in the day, council is not opening the any other nationality the A British Columbia have been maintaining He said the instructions instructions would have landed "status within released while the other Council will be hosting a Skeenaview meeting to Telephone Co. telephone services in B.C. two were kept overnight. luncheon meeting for the were designed to stop a been the same." Canada anymore. When the public, but will be spokesman said Todd since 10,000 members of widespread racket at the the law was changed, the Minister with the mayor limiting the number of Mountain ski resort, just the Telecommunications time whereby charter Photocopies of the whole pretence for these 'Herald Starts and council for the invitiations to 14, is due to north of here, was among Workers Union walked planeloads of East In- documents, which outline type of tours had to be Jr.I district of Terrace; the space limitatyions, and Reporter contest for[ those customers whose off the job Nov. 24 in an diana were .• coming to instructions to ira- dropped and those News Carriers. See Page[ mayor and council of the time limitations of the service was cut-off. escalation of a strike- Canada, supposedly as migration officialsaimed documents became obso- district of Kitimat; the minister. He said sf,rvice was lockout situation. visitors on tours at Combating il.legal lete. r

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Concerned citizens, including some staff, teachers, As it is, according to one board member, the Lazelle need. Staff have been accepting ridiculously low into staff salaries, the board will submit another parents, pupils, clergy, and even potential pupils of Pre~sohool staff have been working for ridiculously salaries. Wit rising costs, the breaking peint has the Lazeelle Pre-sehool in Terrace were out in force to epplicaUon to the Department of Human Resources. low pay -- $500 per month each for 2 aides, $550 (ap, arrived and we can cut and pare and stretch no fur- Only 10 of the 41 pupils have so far been categorized ket the offices of the Department of Human proximately) for assistant supervisor and $7S0 for the ther." ~ sources, Friday aftem®n. The citizens were as needing special care, whereas a spokesman for the supervisor who has had to have special qualifications A Herald reporter hea;rd one father who was Board feels the figure is closer to 50 per cent. voicing their protest at the enforced closing of the pre- that would normally command twice that stipend. picketting console his youngster who was whimpering school, which has an enrollment of 41 children anged 3 Board chaiman Petch personally feels the subsidy Attempts to reach Department of Human Resources from the cold weather and blowing snow, "Buck up, should be upped• Some indication of the Department's to 6. The action was forced by the apparent refusal of staff- the department authorizing the grants and son. It's for a good cause!" the Department to increase funding above its 6-year establishing the levels -- were unsuccessful, Friday outlook, he told the Herald, can be gained from DHR'a level of $40 per month per pupil. afternoon (see Editorial P. 4 Today's paper). asking them if they could operate thepre-school with a The pre-school board is holding meetings, today, to staff of only 2 workers with the rest of the normal staff determine which children might be able to qualify for being replaced by volunteers. • The pre-school staff and board have desperately Chaimrn of the Pre-School Board, Lyle Perch, told additional funding based on special need. Pupils will The Lazeile pre-school properly requires an ad- attempted to keep the school open by every means the Herald "Day Care and Child Care are at the lowest also be evaluated on the basis of need to determine ditional $800 per month to break even; a total of $8,/}00 possible including foregoing salaries, but it appears it end of the priority scale of the Human Resources whether they require extra attention and extra time would be needed in additional funding to operate for a ns f~ing a shutdown deadline of December 31st. minister. No deficit funding is permitted, despite by staff men~bers. If this can be proven and translated ten month year, Peteh explained. PAGE ~, THE HERALD, Monday, December 19, B.C. dog saves two men in

• ~:: :~,.~,~~ ~~.~i ~. boat-fire accident • ,:: i:~.:~.~: ~ ,: ~-,~; .: ~, ~ ~ BURNABY, B.C. (CP) Thompson, 29, and The two men jumped had picked us up, he --Ron Thompson, of Mike Cromien, 34, of Port from the boat and clut- (Luke) went on to shore North Vancouver, B.C., Coquitlam, B.C. were ched the dog's hair as the under his own steam," one of two men who returning from a trip two-year-old Alaskan Thompson said. jumped from a 23-foot when the engine caught maiemute swam to shore, Both men were taken to pleasure boat Friday fire while they were in the 400 metres away. hospital, and were later when the engine caught middle of Burrard Inlet. They were picked up in released. Luke suffered fire aiid-tlie gas tanks "We tried to extinguish a boat halfway to shore singed hair. exploded, credits his dog it but some vinyl caught by two men who had been "Luke will be fine with saving his life. fire and we had two extra working in the shore area though, his down fur is gasoline tanks on board," at the time of the mishap. still okay," Thompson "If it wasn't for Luke Johnson said. "It was all "Even after the boat said. we'd be on the bottom," wae could do to get off in Thompson said. time." Legal battle over Not fair to rapist WASHINGTON (AP) -- The court returned the supertanker salvage The U.S. Supreme Court case to the 7th U.S. PORT ELIZABETH, off 84 men. says a Chicago man Circuit Court of Appeals South Africa (Router) -- The company which convicted of rape was for review. A long legal battle over owns the hehcopters, and deprived of his right to a Moore was convicted in salvage rights and other the South African fan" trial, but one of the 1967. claims may follow Fri- government-owned firm justices says the court Blackmun took issue day's collision of two ofSoekor, which owns the was insensitive toward with the court's reference supertankers off the tug which has taken the rape victims. to the "only 10 to 15 South African coast, a .Venoil in tow, were Justice Harry Black- seconds" that the woman spokesman for the owner represented at Sunday's mun, although con- saw the rapist's face. of one of the ships said meeting with Kerr at a curring with the other "Time, of course, is Sunday. Port Elizabeth hotel. justices, took issue Mon- always a comparative John Kerr, vice- day with his colleagues' matter," Blackmun said. president of Venoil, Inc., Representatives of both inference that the brief "But 10 to 15 seconds of met with representatives companies denied there time the rape victim said observation of the face of of concerns involved in is any intention of she saw her attacker's a rapist at mid-day by his rescue and salvage at- "snatching" the Venoil as Give her a Christmas she'll always r~ ' Surprise her with a piece of diamond face was not enough to female victim during the tempts. salvage. Venoil has 250,- jewellery from Diamond Collection '78, the largest collection of famous-name designer make her identification of commission of the crime "With the number of 000 tons of oil aboard, jedellery, sponsored by De Beers Consolidated Mines, Ltd. the defendant reliable. by no means is insufficent people interested in the while Venpet's tanks are to leave an accurate and incident it will obviously in ballast. The court did not indelible impression on take considerable time," overturn the conviction of the victim." he said later, adding that Kerr also said that, the defendant, James "To the resisting claims made against his apart from an in. Moore. But it found fred woman, the 10 to 15 company will involve vestigation being carried Training urged for teenage mothers impropriety in the ab- seconds would seem complicated legal out by his company, in. endless," he said. "No quiries will he ordered by sence of a lawyer for procedures and he would .the governments of South Moore when he was female victim of a rape, not be surprised if it took Mothers as young as 13 adolescent women identified by his alleged given that period of two years to resolve the Africa and Liberia, NEW YORK (AP) -- community facilities become pregnant each where the tankers are Teenage girls are often so designed to help teen- need to "develop the victim at a preliminary daylight observation, will matter. capacity to mother, to see year. Those pregnancies hearing. ever believe otherwise." The collision between registered. poor at mothering that agers become better result in more than their children become mothers and rear better themselves as the care- the 330,-000-ton sister giver ... to see their 600,000 births--one-fifth Both tankers are under angry, destructive people adjusted children. BOWIE INTRODUCED Rette lVlidler says she ships Venoll and Venpet Too often, those babies as another human of all the births in the U.S. BAND has turned down $3 caused fires in both ships, tow by tugs. Port officials at great cost to society, psychoanalysts said children are unable to being with needs she can Two-thirds of the David Bowie showed up million in large concert- now extinguished. here said the Venpet Was fulfill,", said Vr.,RoyyGa~ pregnancies are unin- at Max's Kansas City in hall bookings, preferring Rescue ships and leaking very slightly and Sunday. form human attachments They called for more and show early aggres- Lilleskov of New o tended, resulting from New York recently to to perform m small clubs helicopters, which defied the Venoil was not City at the annual meet- ignorance or raisin- leaking at all. funds for research and sive behavior, said introduce a new band. instead. flames and smoke, took doctors Joann Fineman ing of the Am_erican Psy- formation about birth and Marguarite Smith, choanalytical control and sexuality, the i ¸ :: reporting on a five-year Association. federation has said. study by the Dr. Solomon The Planned Paren- Even to those teen- Cortor Fuller Community thood Federation of agers who deliberately Mental Health Centre in America has said that get pregnant and give Boston.. , more than one million birth, often "the baby is , ~ incidental," said Dr. J., ': ~~- ~ ': , ~,' ~,.~: ~',, '~,~exis B~land.,~.[',~ley ~u'd ,~t"r~ ...... ,. "l: : ~ .=...... ,m :. ,,~ o ,,.~.l.a-.~. : ~e. u.~mg ,~the ::.~tby <.~ ,uJol :'*Rnf:h ~ I~"V~ ~" ~1~ ~°'!' ~'je~. satmfy~some, mte~nal:~,nm .llJ~ UJLJ.M.&.L~ IJAJ..L¥ need, and cannot love the baby adequately." Bethune, the widely- He is revered in China. Psychoanalytic acclaimed CBC-TV Donald Sutheriand is techniques can help such b.. drama will be retelecast brilliant as this man of young mothers, said Dr. on Wednesday, January indomitable spirit whose Theodore Cohen of 11 at 8:30 v.m. public, triumphs and Narberth, Pa., adding personal disasters are that research is essential. Donald " Sutherland chronicled in the CBC-TV He said "society seems stars as Norman drama production, .Bethune, the to be angry with these Canadian Bethune. people" and takes an surgeon-inventor who attitude that "they need was one of the folk heroes Bethune follows the to emerge from Mac Tse- to be punished." As a re- doctor from his private sult, he said, funds have 'lung's struggle to control practice in the slums of modern China. been cut off for research Detroit and his con- and facilities. "Now we are all finement at the Trudeau commemorating him, Sanatorium for the Entertainment which shows how treatment of tuber- profoundly his ppirit culosis, to Montreal 'inspires everyone. We Minibriefettes where his insistence on LED ZEPPELIN must all learn the spirit of using radical surgical absolute selflessness PLAN LP techniques and racical Although they still have from him." rhetoric secured his -from In Memory of discharge from the Royal no immediate tour plans, Norman Bethune written Victoria Hospital. It was Led Zeppelin will soon go by Mao Tse-Tung, 1939. back into a recording during this period that studio in Europe to do Dr. Norman Bethune Bethune twice married their next LP. was a brilliant surgeon, a and twice divorced Frances Campbell A Christmas tradition scientist, a great Penney. We see Bethune in Winnieg, the Nativity ('., humanitarian and, for ..: .. in Spain where he Parade can be seen on some, aan impossible organized the Servcio CBC Friday, Dec. 23, at 5 .i?i • egotist. It was Norman p.m. Bethune who, while in Canadiense de Tran- Spain ministering to the sfusion de Sangre; in Republican Army, Canada on his speaking devised a method of tout to raise money for Pacemaker refrigerating blood so Spain and finally in that it could not only be China. Fund stored but also be tran- sported into the battle Be~une is bracked by BURNABY, B.C. (CP) fields, thereby saving rare footage of the -- A campaign has begun thousands of lives. It was Japanese invasion of to raise $2,500 in funds for Dr. Bethune who, himself China and Norman a brain pacemaker tubercular, set about Bethune being greeted by operation for Simon Fra- Dressing up your home Christmas revolutioninzing tl Chinese soldiers, treating ser University student practice of thoracic the wounded and, finally, Terry Miller, a cerebral surgery at Montreal's Dr. Bethtme in his coffin. 'palsy victim. " THE Christmas tree" is But some people will Carefully select an indoor used to make wreaths or fYaOUng children in the Sacre Ceeur Hospital. It Canadian actress Kate Simon Fraser students the focal point of holiday settle for nothing less location for the tree -- swags or may be mily won't be tempted was Norman Bethune Neiligan returned to this operating the campaign activity, and long after than real trees. They may away from any sources of arranged in bowls or to reach for them and pull who, in China during the country from England's said Monday the money the present;s are un- cut their own or buy them heat -- radiators, vases. the whole tree on top of battle of Chi'Hul, National Theatre to play would be used to pay for the pacemaker and for wrapped. from a corner lot, registers and even T.V. If the tree is to sit in a them. operated for 69 con- Frances Campbell There's also a style of Penney, Bethune's wife. transportation costs in The most papular manned by Scouts, sets. A fresh cut at the bay window and he ob- secutive hours on 115 Guides or church groups. bottom will help the tree decorating that employs cases. But it was this Etrog Award winner getting the 29-year-old symbol of the Christmas served from the street, psychology student to to absorb water more remember to decorate it plaid and gingham bows. same man who said to his David Gardner plays season is the tree and Some favorite varietles Just take the ribbon, Ottawa for the Olieration. Uests will sit around easily. Place the tree in a uniformly all around so ex-wife's third husband John Bellamy, Bethune's are cedar, pine, balsam holder and keep it usually red, and tie it (Bethune having been her close friend. The cast also University staff and king at it. Make it the sparkle of colored students raised $4,000 in and spruce. Your per- watered while indoors to lights can be observed around the branches. first and her second) "I includes: James Hong as worthy of all that at- 'sonal preference and Velvet bows often come October to enable Miller tention. prevent the drying out of from the street as weell don't give away my wife, General Nieh, Gerard price range will be the branches and shedding of as from inside the room. with clips. I only lend her." Parkas as Dr. Mac- to get a medical opinion majoring factors nee~es. Plant food can Graduate the size of the Cracken, Patrick Watson in New York on whether a With all the different governing your final Rather than buying up brain pacemaker would kinds of trees available be added to the water to baubles, from small at "I come from a race of as R.E. Coleman. choice. help prolong its life. ornaments in- the top of the tree to men violent, unstable, of help him control on the market today, discriminately and larger down at the bot- passionate convictgions Bethune was written by muscular activity. selecting one to suit your The evergreen trees throwing red and green in tom. Handcraft an angel and wr°ng'headedness' Thomas Rickman and Campaign spokesman particular needs may sold in shopping malls You could also pot the with gold and silver and for the tip. Cut a cone intolerant yet with it all a derived from the Dave Johnstone said it is take some time. often have been cut tree with earth in a touches of blue, you coudl shape of cardboard, vision of truth and a drive. biography, Bethune hoped the cost of the several weeks in ad- ceramic container and narrow your color cover it with gingham or to carry, them on even written by Roderick operation will be covered Because of the in- vance, so they should be try to keep it alive in yoru scheme to two colors. The Stewart. Music was b~, the provincial medical creasing cost of real trees silver fabric, applyi though tt leads, as it has properly cared for after garden after Christmas is lights and baubles could angel hair to the wings done in my my family, to written and performed by plan. and also because of a purchase to keep them over. be all green and blue or Hagood Hardy. He said donations may potential fire hazard, the and a styrofoam ball that their destrucU'on." fresh and green. all red and green. Or the forms the head. -Norman Bethune, 1935. Bethune was directed •be sent to: The Terry number of artificial trees If the tree protrudes tree could be limited to by Eric Till and produced Miller Pacer rune, on the market has in- Some l~eople prefer into the room to far, trim A star remains a In 1939, at the age of 49, silver. classic, popular trim. Norman Bethune died in by Robert Sherrin, National Trust, Brant- creased. Such trees can smaller trees placed on the branches so that it Robert Allen was the wood Mall Shopping talbes or stands because will fit closer to the wall. Hang little treats on the ming for the ytop of the the village of Huan-shih be quite handsome and K'ou of seDUcaemia. executive producer. Centre, Burnaby. effective in their way. of limited space. Thes,: clippings can be branches but be sure tree. r~ THE HERALD,/',~nday, December 19, 1977, PAGE 3 USSR planned to slaughter jews in Urals TORONTO (CP) mountan region, prison near Moscow. now live~ in Israel. member Canadian concentration camps on charges of anti-state author of a book about Yuri Vudka, d former Vodka, released last "The Ukranian par- "Because of their League for the Liberation "except • for the activity and inflaming prisons in the Soviet Un- Russian political year after serving seven tisans, they found out, (Ukrainian partisans') of the Ukraine. crematoria." Ukrainian nationalism, son, ended in 1974 when riSoner, says authorities years on charges of anti- told the KGB (Russian help, the Jews were not CAMPS SIMILAR He said that while he The two men have Moroz went on hunger the Soviet Union once Soviet activity and secret police) that 'if you killed." Vudka said the was in Vladimir prison, never seen each other, strike to bring his plight lanned a slaughter of propal~anda, said in a touch a single Jew, we Vudka, and his wife, Russians are oppressing he made secret contact Vudka said they were to world attention. Moroz ewish dissidents im- mtervmw that he learned will fight back'," said Hannah, are in Canada other nationalRies in with Valentyn Moroz, a involved in cell.to-cell has since been tortured prisoned t a labor camp of the planned slaughter Vodka, dn orthodox Jew for a lecture tour sport- prisons and labor camps Ukranian historian sen- communiration by a withdrugs that affect his at F~rm, in the Ural while he was in Vladimir from the Ukraine who sored by the 3.000- that are similar to Nazi fenced to 14 years in 1970 method he said he could mental state, he said. not reveal because Russian au thoriti, POSITION TERRIBLE Other News Around The World --,d--~,ou,He said that Moroz was was"Physicallyhe(Moroz, in a terrible locked up with criminals, position," said Yudka. trying to help rescue "This proposal is SHIPMENT the Broadway' stage. 18. The West German sexual psychopaths and "But he was morally SPAIN survivors, unacceptable as it is UNGUARDED The television adap- government said she secret policewhoslashed unbroken and strong. He BILBAO, Spain (AP) -- Initial unoffieia based on Zionist prin- The FBI said the tation of that musical tried to stab herself him with knives, beathim knew of world.wide ac- Four men firing machine reports from here said 17 ciples and aims at the re- shiRmentwas unguarded brought Ritchard his through the heart with a and tried to rape him. tivity in his support and guns and hurling hand survivors had been ad- jection of the fight of the while in the air. widest exposure to the bread knife. However, He said the physical so he considered his grenades tried un- mitred to hospital in people of Palestine to An FBIagentin Detroit public, but he said the she has denied this, say- torture of Moroz, the hunger strike a victory." successfully Sunday to Funchal. form their own state, who asked not to be lack of a live audience in ing the authorities at- overrun a guard post at a Reports from Lisbon under PLO leadership," identified said the television "was the most tempted to kill her. nuclear power plant airport said Madeira's the statement said. shipmant "could be ,,m, d,,,iou,,,h,n, ,n ,,e __B tt F B construction site in Funchal airport was There was no ira- arounn the airport medium." The same morning, oyco _or ryan t nearby Lemoniz, police closed and planes were mediate comment from somewhere or even out on His early TV per- Andreas Bander, Jan" mid. being turned away. PLO leader Yasir Ararat a runway." formances included Carl Raspe and Gudrun OKLAHOMA CITY might be trouble from One of the attackers or any other top PLO The shipment included appearances on the Ensslin were found dead (At)) -- The commander homosexual activists. #as seriously injured by LONDON leaders, none of whom is $1,000inforeign currency Milton Berle Show and or dying in the same cell of a Disabled American Miss Bryant was .'eturn fire from the reported in Beirut, and the rest inregistered Mr. Peepers. block. An official post- Veterans chapter in successful in leading a guard post, but the others LONDON (Reuter) -- Palestinian information securities, most of it non- In 1935, after what he mortem said they had suburban Oklahoma City campaign to repeal a ~caped, police said. No British Rugby Union officials said. negotiable, the FBI said described as "a committed suicide after is urging a boycott of the Dade County, Fla., or- ~uards were hurt. authorities have agreed • in Chicago. The missing whirlwind courtship of 15 learning that West Orange Bowl football dinance supporting equal Only one of three' to a South African re- FGTpT papor was part of a years," Ritchard had German commandos had classic in Miami, Fla., on rights for homosexuals. ~renades thrown by the quest that an official tour multiple shipment of married MadgeElliott, a successfully stormed a Jan. 2 as a show of sup- Cmdr. Arthur Jones attackers exploded, of Britain scheduled for CAIRO (Reuter) -- securities from New York young dancer with whom hijacked airliner at port for Anita Bryant. said Friday he hopes causing some namage, 1978-79 be postponed Egypt withheld im- bound for various U.S. he appeared in several Mogadishu, Somalia, Miss Bryant's ap- each Oklahoma football police said. indefinitely, it was an- mediate comment cities, the FBI said. light comedies. The foilinga plot to free them. pearance af the game player realizes "that Police said civil guards nounced Sunday. Sunday night on Israeli A Northwest couple reigned as stars of Mrs. Mecller's lawyer, between the University of when he boards that found a car loaded with The decision was taken Prime Minister spokesman said the plane En~ish musical comedy Alexandra Goy, said she Oklahoma and Arkansas plane to Miami, he must weapons and explosives at a meeting between the Menachem Begin's was delayed during the until she died in will formally lodge a has been cancelled by walk through the blood of near the construction committee of the four proposal to grant stopover in Detroit December, 1955. charjge of attempted NBC.The network said if every mother's san who site. British home rugby autonomy to Palestinian because of equipment The actor maintained muraer with the public Miss Bryant, a former paid the supreme Authorities said the unions and represen- Arabs on the West Bank problems. The FBI in an apartment in New prosecutor in Stuttgart on Miss Oklahoma, ap- sacrifice for which Anita attack may have been the tatives of the South of the Jordan River. Detroit said the plane York City and a home in Monday. peared at the game there Bryant stands." wdrk of members of a African Rugby Board A government was on the ground for an the country in Con- guerrilla group known as (SARB). spokesman said he will hour. neeticut, which he said ETA. The SARB represen- not comment on Regin's The FBI in Chicago "helps keep me sane." That group claimed tatives at the meeting suggestion untll the gov- said the securities aro Ritchard starred In and I)AREER 0PPORTUIIITY responsiblli~ Sunday for were the president, Dr. ernment received an registered with the U.S. directed Gore Vidal's with the assassination last Danie Craven, and the official report from Securities and Exchange comedy Visit to a Small Friday of Irun coun- vicepresident, professor Washington. Commission. The bureau Planet in 1957. The same cilman Julio Martinez, Fritz Eloff. The spokesman said said that even the nego- year, he also directed and who was shot to death in The decision followed Egypt is "expecting a tiable portion of the porformedinOffenbaeh's front of his home by a speculation in rugby message from President shipment would be La Perichole for the gang Of men, police said. cwcles earlier this month Carter on the outcome of "extremely difficult to Metropolitan Opera. that SARB would ask for his talks with Mr. Begin cash ... without proper Among his other the tour to be postponed which will clarify the identification or credits were starring ISRAEL because of the political situation." paperwork." roles in The Relapse, climate, though Dr. Purolator's Chicago Make Way for Lucia and TEL AVIV, Israel (AP) Craven said two months "The situation will office was robbed of $4.3 The Millionairess. -- More than 50,000 ~oead the as tourplanned, would go even be more clear after million in October, 1974, He directed Jane in r~m~r'~r"~[~~ Israelis sang, danced and Mr. Begin visits Egypt," in one of the largest 1952, Misalliance in 1953 shouted for peace Sunday the spokesman said. robberies in U.S. history, and The Reluctant night at a rally called to U.S. Begin is to visit Eg~.t Four men were even- Debutante in 1956. This preqrensiveJohn Deer, Industrial Dealership demonstrate public soon for talks with tuallysent toprison in the requires• support for current DETROIT (AP) -- The President Anwar Sadat. case and all but $900,000 WESTBERLIli Middle East peace el- U.S. Army told the Ford But an Egyptian source was recovered. WESTBERLIN Salesman forts. Motor Co. in 1968 that close to the Cairo con- 0.S, (Reuter) -- A West In Smitlmrs Borrowing a phrase some of its cars posed ference said Begin's to be responsible for •ll aspetls of from Th~or harm, wno notential fire hazards, .comments in a televisiou DETROIT (AP) _ German urban guerrilla r~0 mterv:ew sunday, ne Cristina Ford, the glob- who almost died in an heavydutyequlpmmtsalesandfleldllsison. founded,. ,'the ...... ~Zionist y.~S :before ,.. F o.rd ~° " ' '| ed " moveni~nt..~ years.ago, L"~changed the design several amendments trotting beauty who alleged suicide pact with before they could form a became the second wife leaders of. the Baader- The ideal candidate will possess• good education, be neat in ap. one Israel] waved a blamed for the hazard, peerence, and beableto communicate well with the public. banner that read: army records state, basis for a compromise of auto magnate Henry Meinhof anarchist group, "Peace---if you want it, it The army wrote Ford agreement on a Middle Ford II almost 11 years is to bring a charge of Former heavy equipment experience (sales or mechanical) is • is no dream." twice and also issued a East peace plan." ago, has fried papors attempted murder decided asset. Israeli singers and circular to all army "Some points in Mr. seeking a legal against an unknown television personalities engineer units to alert Begin's remarks remain separation, assailant, her lawyer Replyin wrHingor In person to Mr. Bill Ross, Manager entertained the crowd them that leaking to be clarified or even It was no real surprise, announcedSaturday. Madlgsn Equipment Ltd. that filled Tel Aviv's City gasoline in Ford cars can amended," the source Ford and model Kathleen Irmgard Moeller, 30, Box 3010, Smithers, D.C. Phone 047-3234 Hall Plaza and cause an explosive said. surrounding streets and mixture that can be ig- Begin said in his in- beenDuRess, companions a widow, havefor wasStuttgart found prison injured cell in Oct.her led them in sInging aired by a s~rk. The terview he will propose many monms. Havenu Shalom army recoros were that the city not be Mrs. Ford alleged in Aleichem--We have quoted in Sunday's divided but that religious documents fried in Wayne brought peace upon you. Detroit News. representatives have County circuit court ]l' ~v'~. ~ "Let them hear you In The car models in complete selfrule over 'Friday that her husband ~ ~ x Cairo," one speaker question were the subject their holy shrines, was about to sell or shouted to the throng. of an Illinois Supreme otherwise dispose of a "Let them hear you in Court decision last week substantial part of the Jerusalem and let them that held Ford respon- U,S, marital estate. She asked hear you in Washington. sible for burns sustamed DETROIT (AP) -- A that he be ordered not to. \ Nation shll not lift up in a fire resulting from a box and bag containing Also,she asked that the ~J 1 sword against nation nor car accident, about $9 million, most of 60-year-old head of Ford shall they learn war any- it in non-negotiable Motor CO. be ordered to more." The court also securities, disappeared support her"in a lifestyle Large neon signs criticized Ford for while unguarded on a to which she is accus- proclaimed "shalom" allegedly withholding flight from New York to tomed and unaSle to and 'salaam"--peace in evidence that its own Chicago, the FBI said provide for herself." Hebrew and Arabic. The tests showed that the cars Sunday. In January 1976, Ford signs behind the plaza posed a fire danger. "Itis not known if there lawyers announced that went up Saturday, the The design problem is an actual theft in- the Fords were living day Egyptian President was in a flange-mounted volved," theFBI said in a apart. Anwar Sadat announced gasoline tank used in statement. "It is being that Israeli Prime Min- some Ford cars in the considered as a loss CHICAGO (AP) -- ister Menachem Begin 1960s. Ford stopped using rather than a theft. There Actor Cyril Ritchard, will visit Egypt soon. the tanks in 1970. is the possibility it was best remembered for his ~" y t Tel Aviv Mayor Shlomo Ford has lost several inadvertently diverted to role as the delightfully Lahat said the Israelis personal injury cases another terminal." devilish Captain Hook in wanted to match the ~rom accidents involving The FBI said a courier the musical version of massive demonstrations cars with flangemounted from the firm of Peter Pan, died in ~ ]. p in Egypt that have ac- gasoline tanks, but has Purolator Securities Inc. hospital here Sunday. He comPanied Sadat's paace won others, had been on the Nor- was 79. initiatives: •A Ford spokesman said thwest Airlines flight but The Australian-born "The whole world is the automaker was is not being sought for Ritchard, whose versatile seeing on television the checking for records of questioning, career spanned six ~caeatsupport for peace in the army's letters. Purolator officials decades and included fro," Lahat stud. "We Another spokesman were not immediately productions at the i ' ~ have never really known repeated Ford's con- available for comment: Metropolitan Opera in ~ .~~\\ V peace and we want to tention that it does not New York City, had been i show that our desire is consider the fuel tank de- News of the sisal)- in a coma since he was ~ / just as great." sign as hazardous, pearance surfaced early taken to hospital Nov. 25. beyond the inherent Sunday when a person He had collapsed while potential for fire in col- phoned radio station giving a matinee stage MADEIR4 lisions that affect the CKLWin Windsor, Ont. performance of Side by Durin9 MorkTwoln°s cloys m o nmvqmpq~non,Im wm ~lltorof FUNCHAL, Madeira gasoline tank. The station would, only Side by Sondheim, a ' a'smallMissourilmper.Onedayhemcelvedaletterfromasd)scriber, (CP) -- A chartered say the tip came from showcase for the works of Swiss Caravelie aircraft LEBANON someone at Detroit composer-lyricist s~,g ~ he hod foundo ,ptder in his paper, m~dadml carrying 57 ~rsons on a Metropolitan Airport. StephenSendheim. Cause if *hl, wm an omenof good or Wad luck. Christmas flight to this However, Detroit of death was listed as Twa[nrep|ied:,,Findlnga,plderinyouriml~risneithe r BEIRUT, Lebanon airport police said they heart failure. Atlantic Ocean holiday (AP) --' The Palestine knewnothing•bout it. Born Cyril Trimmell- i ffoodnorbadluck.TI, espbter,ro, merdylookinffoverourlmper island, crash landed in the sea Sunday night, Liberation Organization The cache was reported Ritchard in Sydney, to see,~h~h mrd, m] was ,o] ad~er~/,g,o t/,at he could rejected Sunday Middle loaded onto Northwest Australia, he began airport authorities East peace proposals Flight 245 at Kennedy medical studies at : so to tlmt store, spin hi, web aerou Ihe door, and lead revorted. i)ortuguese Radio said being put forward by International Airport in Sydney University. But i a l|le o) Imd~turbed p~e ever a!ter~rd," about 30 persons survived Israeli Prime Minister New York at 1:30 a.m. after a year, he decided ~ the crash. Menachem Begin. EST Sunday by a three- to go into the theatre and The radio said the Port "Begin's project aims man armored car crew made his stage debut In of Funchal's pilot boat atens~ringtheextemion from the courier firm 1917as a ch'orus boy in A Terraoe daily herald picked up some survivors of palestinian, Arab and Purolator. After a Waltz Dream. He made and also recovered bodies international legitimacy stopover in Detroit, the debuts in New York and at the crash scene. to the continuing Israeli plane arrived at 5:13 a.m. Londonin 1925. PhOllO Ham radio operators military occupation of the at Chicago's O'Hare Ritehard won a Tony trill kee l) the spider away from your door monitoring radio West Bank and the Gaza International Airport, Award in 1954 for his 635"635'I messages said Portu- Strip," said M.ajed_Ab,u. where Purolator officials portrayal bf Captain guese w~rships, tugb6ats Sharar, headotmePhu s discovered the dis- Hook opposite Mary and freighters also were information bureau, appearance. ' Martin in peter Pan on ..... PAGE 4, THE HERALD, Monday, Oecember 19, 1977

I I I I iil "Human" Resources? Covering the pieketting incident outside the Department of Human Resources offices in Terrace last Friday, a HERALD representative went inside the building hoping to get the "other side" of the story. He was hopeful that Human Resources representatives there might be willing to shed light ¢ on why the government is permitting lack of suf- ficient funding to close the Lazsile Pre-School -- a school serving 41 youngsters between the ages of 3 and 6, The time was 1:30 p.m., and only one person was in the row of DHR offices on the first floor up. This was a short, middle aged woman. The Herald representative made the usual enquiries, and was told the supervisor was out and the time of his return was uncertain, but that any other information shoudi be sought at the desk at the head of the corridor. Before heading for the desk, the Herald staffer was asked by the woman, to give his name. This he did, then in turn assked the woman, "And to whom am I s~aklng? The woman refused to give HER name, however, and replied that her name didn't make any difference. A small matter perhaps? • The news media are often described as being orasn, callous, unfair in their reportage, and rude. Unfortunately, perhaps, such charges are all too often justly made. But why is it so hard for a department of the government such as Human Resources (which already ha; a poor image in ;the minds of the I public) to release its side of the story, on occasions such as this? And why should' ANY government C . I SERVANT demand to know the name of an enquirer -- yet refuse to give hers (or his)? There is a long long line of people out on the street, out of work. Many of them are very polite. Could we • not find from among their ranks some who are more qualified in terms of manners, patience and graciousness to deal with us? j In-War and Peace At the Terrace CNR waiting room Friday night, the scene was probably little different than most Fridays when people-assemble to wait for the Westbound train -- either to board it or to meet arrivin~ friends. To me, being a resident of two weeks m Terrace it was an althogether new ex- I I I III I i I perience. I was struck by the "separateness" of each . traveller or travelling familygroup. In the middle of the waiting room a middle-aged short woman tightly clutched her purse and luggage -- taaking up enough room for three persons on a short bench that could comfortably accommodate about four. Despite the lack of vacant seating, forcing some 15 or 20 others to stand, several other bench sitters had ~miled their suitcases on the seats taking up room Terrace HERALD Launches Junior Repot er Contest tended for people. In a far comer a couple with hippie-lenth hair and In an attempt to bet department or "News photo shoudl "tell"-Who, having to make change and helps deliver the with some really in- two tired looking children about 6 and 8years of age, bettor local news Desk". What, Where, When, How for a $20 bill every time? news? Or the woman on a toresting, e~(citing and waited crossly for the 8:40 train. One of the children coverage in Terrace, the In addition to extra and Why. Or the customer that paper route who has a 40 surprising items. -- the boy, began to cry, softly. Innediately the male Editor has launched a pocket money, the con- News stories and provides a special ~cakyear old four parrot languages? that can Plea;seOne trything every though. way adult slapped him across the mouth with a paper Herald "Junior Repor- test could be a "learning photes can be about -- covered box to put the bag. The boy stopped crying. ter" contest beginning experience" for the people, pets, places, newspaper in that is easy ese are just some of be accurate, correct, and L~ front of the first woman with purse and bag a immediately among its carriers participatins weather, accidents, to get at? Things like the sort of news that can sure of names, d~tes and ~tall youth about 18 or 20 stood talking to an ~it' ; more than'40 newspaper and even lead to the UFO's, fires, funny that. be covered which the places., We..~.t~oa'.t,~,,cant ~tractive tail dark-haired beauty, who Was stylishly carriers, discovery and things, awards, School Is there any carrier Herald would be happy to anyfalseitems. Howlgng dressed, and wore knee-length wet-look black boots The HERALDwill pay developmentofsemetol~ (flood in the chemistry whose little sister helps usle -- and topay for. canastoi'ybe?Ifdoes.not with 3 inch cuban heels. As the youth chatted, he one dollar a piece for flight journalists and lab or new equipment, him deliver papers on his These are just for matter. We can always appeared oblivious of the short woman seated every news tip or news news photographers from new club formed, special route every day. How starters . We are sure shorten it, if we have to. behind him. His faded, ralgged cuffed blue jeans not story turned in b~, .a among our own Terrace exciting project or field about the carrier whose our more than two score Just bring it in -- while it only had numerous holes m them, but the seat of his carrier that it publishes; young people, trip), about Scouts, Cubs, dog goes along with him carriers will come up is still fresh news. Jdeans were so threadbare his soiled whitish un- $5 for the best newspiece A news story or news erwar was clearly visible each time he bent for- by a Herald carrier each Guides, Brownies, B.G. Writer Tells ward -- right in front of the woman seated behind week and $10 for the best Church, Sunday School, and below him. Outside, on the platform, an aged couple, each of the pair bent with years, arthritis and possibly turningWinners in andexpecially those unusualripped upsigns, for repair,street anadians ~ro iN TO Traoe Your Family Tree spinal curvature, stood in the dark and cold of the outstanding articles of lights not working, new Thousan night. news (or black & white stores opeinng, things (Is "Reasons for searching with covered wagons record their news photos) will be that happen on the c out a family tree vary from the U.S. midwest, correspondence, their No Words of greeting, no cheery waves passed given special mention in newspaper route, nice discovering the ex- considerably. They range Together they have research in any library, between members of the different "islands" of the Herald plus other things that happen (for citement of tracing their from attempts to link up produced a dn-it-yourself record office or cemetery humanity. Among the middle aged and elderly and recognition, example the woman who ancestral roots, and a the family with a lost workbook, "Trace your and their work on perhaps most others the primary concern seemed to "News" -- in the in- always has a cup of hot large number of these inheritance, to discover Family Tree" to start microfilmed records be that of "protecting ones own" be it property, terpretation of the chocolate for the paper researchers are British family relationships with enghusiasts from all from all over the world." seatspace, or place in the lineup. Herald, is anything that boyonacoldwetday; the Columbians. important historical walks of life on the art of Starting as a series of My mind sped back over the years to other happened recently -- or is dog that always runs out figures, to prepare ancestry hunting, duplicated and stapled railway platforms. These were at rhe railway about to happen that to get the paper from the If you have ever material for an authentic "The workbook really sheets the instruction stations of London, Norwich, Sheffield, Glkasgow, makes interesting paper carrier -- as well thought of being a family histoyr, or merely wasn't planned. It just guide has ~own into a Edinburgh and Brighton, in the U.K. Of stations -- reading or viewing. _ as the big ddog that detecflve, ever thrtlled to to fulfil the urge to grew over two years from comprehens~vebut all sounding to the hiss and chug-lug chug-hiss of Ail news tips, items and always tries to bite!) the tales ofhistoric times discover something of the sclviugthe problems that inexpensive paper back steam powered locomotives.., in Paris, Burssels, photographs must have How about the and deeds or ever won- hundreds of forebers that the average person had workbook with eanough Nijmegen, GHENT AND Hengelo and Enschede and the name and address of customer who always has de.r.ed about your family have resulted in the when getting started in sheets and pedigree many more continental cities ~vhere I waite dthe the person turning them the correct amount of the or~ms, men you are. a. unique individual of genealogy," said Edis. shafts to keep even the same wait -- the same interminable time for the train that was always late. in. All news must be subscription ready, in an natur__~_a.s a pocenum toda. The couple first most enthusiastic But what a difference -- if my memory serves me turned in to the editorial envelope instead of senemosm[. "~atever the reason, adal~tod standard researcher busy for at honestly. Despite the many times during those years Canada News Briefs anda duke, many awithc, many apirate or- recordshestspedigree charts so tha theyand leastthe pages ayear. of Alougwithadc~esses the night air was filled with sounds of War and the Cross dina;ry folk are all were easier for the novice and "get you started" probing fingers of searchlights trying to lock enem7 possible participants in to use, then created a advice there's even a bombers in midair to provide targets for the anti- the family line." system of record logs to relationship chart so one aircraft batteries to sp~t out out of inky-black skies RETIREMENT AGE, features the television WEAR THOSE Edis is a former ensure researchers [mew can figure where third -- there was such a warmth of fxiendiiness amongst SET characters of Mr. Ores- HELMETS executive member of where they were going cousin Richard five times strangers meeting strangers in ti~erailroad stations ANCASTER, Ont. (CP) sup--Casey and Fin- BELLEVILLE, Ont. both the B.C. ;and how to get there, removed fits into the on the ground. -- Town council has negan, Aunt Bird and (CP) -- Ontario Genealogical Seeietyand "We"round - that a large family scheme of things. Older women jumped up to offer their tiny spaces passed , a bylaw Alligator Al--as they join Provincial Police are the Family History number of people just Edis sayd that while on platform benches to younger women with babes designating the age of re- their friends Amelia and encouraging all Association. He teaches confused themselves by family histories have in arms. Old men with crutches would iimo aside to tirement for town era- Frobisher for an ad- snowmobilers and basic genealogy to adult reading the heavy been publisehd con- make room for an obviously wounded soldier. ployeos. It states that all venture. Mr. Dressup is passengers to wear education classes and is gec ugy books before tinually for several People shared sandwiches, cigarettes -- anything employees of the town, seen on CBC every week- helmets although the law the Chief Librarian for the ,rally were under hundred years, it took they might have -- with one another -- often with except for firefighters, day at 10:30 a.m. does not require that the Vancouver Branch way, uften they also popularity of "Roots" in persons they had never seen before. People ex- are to retire at age 65--- 'MAYOR REMEM- equipment in some cases. Genealogical Library, forgot where they had bookand television form changed jookes, whims;y and dry humor with firefi~hters are required BED ~ ':The most severe in- part of the Salt Lake City searched and who they to make the majority fo passers-by sometimes as though they were intimate to retire at nge 60 beeause GUEL~J[~Ont. (CP)- juries in snowmobile based Genealogical had written to. They got 20th Century would-be friends "Bit noisy tonight, eh ~'' "Glad I'm not up of the mental and John Smith was Guelph's accidents are blows to the Society, the world's lost in their own con- genealogist reallse that it there tonight" (indicating a "Jerry" bomber caugh-t physical stress their job first mayor, and the head," said a police of- largesat family history fusion of records, so we was possible for them to in the antx-craft "flak" heading towards the ground exerts. University Women's Club ricer, microfilm library, added a system , that trace their own roots and in flames.) LIBRARY HELPS recently made sure his . Last yelar Iris Van- would enable them to have fun doing it. I asked mysellf the same question countless WOMEN name will be remem- COURSEOFFERED thousands must have asked themselves, over the NIAGARA-ON-THE- bered by future PETERBOROUGH, helpedcouver almostlibrary 4,000staff ..__~, TERR A CE al[l r years. Why does it have to take a WAR to enable LAKE, generations. With city Ont. (CP) -- Area beef researchers get on the _1_1 ~ple to lose their cold reserve, their chilling in- Ont. (CP) -- About 25 officials and notables, producers willbe eligible right track of their early [ difference to each other. Why does it require a housebound women have club president Janet to take am management- families. dmlyher holocaust to move people wo they will be loving, and been setting aside McLean fixed a historical of-the-farm business friendly and warm and unselfish to "total Wednesday aftomoons plaque, donated by the course this winter offered butAn without Australian the drssmby birth, of GeneralOffice 635.63S;r Publishedby strangers"? for thelasttwomonthato club, to the wall of by Canada Manpower, convict ancestry, he Circulation.635.6357 Sterlln9 Publishers Sinday morning, again at a station in Terrace. take in the Programs for Smith's old home. Sir Sandford Fleming traces his origins to early This time at the Greyhound Bus depot. Time 7:30 to Women offeredfree by FRENCH BEING College and the Ontario Britain and has noted the 8:00 a.m. Dark outside. A bit chilly. The small the public library. In TAUGHT ministry of agriculture earliest Edis name way restaurant opened its doors andperhaps a dozen continuous weekly GUELPH, Ont. (CP) -- and food. The course will back in 669 AD when .PUBLISXER...W.R. (SILL) LOISELLE individuals and two couples moved in. Sure enough! sessions the program Plans are under way in last five weeks and will Stephanns Edius came to EDITOR... ERNEST SENIOR Every individual took a separate table-for-four. covers topics including the Wellington County include topics such as England to teach the ' Each couple sat by itself. No one at a table spoke to rape, parenting, coping separate school system to feeding, breeding anti Roman ecclesiastical art Publishedevery weekdayat 3212 galore St., Terrace, anyone at another table, even during the ten to alone as a widow or provide French in- livestock management, of chanting. B.C. A member of Varified Circulation. Authorizedas fifteen minutes it took for the coffee to be served. divorcee and financial struction for students BOOKLET MIGHT His wife, the former secondclassmall. Reglstretlonnumber1201. Postage ! thought how lonely -- and tired we all looked. problems, below Grades 7 and 8 for HELP Shirley Huscroft, was paid In cash, return postage guaranteed. ~rely the others must have felt the same longing the next school year. As a BELLEVILLE, Ont. born in the Kootonays for a friendly exchange. Nearly everyone in the BOOK PUBLISHED forerunner to that, the (CP) -- Booklets on from a line of pioneers. NOTE OF COPYRIGHT ro~m would be travelling on the same bus -- most to TORONTO (CP) --A board approved a pilot winter driving are av He Huscrefls are often similar destination,. What is there, I wondered, that new children's book, The French-language i J liable from offices of the credited with being the The Herald retains full,complete and solecopyrlGht prevents us from friendship and forces us to con- Dog Power Tower by struction program to run provincial police and the flrstfamilytosettleinthe Inanyadvertlsementproducodand.oranyedltorlalor tinue our Journey in such austere isolation. Beverley Allinson and for 40 minutes each day ministry of tran- Kootenay Valley near photographic content published In the ~erald. Surely it shouldn't take another WAIt to bring us Barbara O'Keily, with at one school this year for sportation and com- present-day Creston after permlssloflReproductlonof theIs not Publisher. permitted without the written together -- before we are blown apart! JudPh Lawrence. students in Grades 4 to 6. munications, a 1000 mile trek overland THE HERALD, Mnndsy, r)lclmbllr I~, 19##, PAGE $ Satu-days NHL Roundup PRESSBYTHe- CANAD,.. Barons downed New 2,n eOad d is.io, to ejected with game York Rangers 4-2, on ~riaay, the misconducts. Lostinthe media hype Philadelphia Flyers Canadiens saw their The Barons got goals ~-, surrounding coach Ro~er edged Atlanta Flames 4- record fall to 19-7-4. They from rookies Rich ~ Neilson's defensive 3, Detroit Red Wings lost only eight games in Shinske, Ken Kuzyk and approach to hockey is the shaded St. Louis Blues 3-2 all of last season. Kris Manery and veteran fact Toronto Maple Leafs and Washington Capitals Montreal held a 2-1 Rick Hampton to down can score goals, nipped Los Angeles Kings advantage midway the Rangers, who fought Much of the credit for 2-1. through the first period back towithin one goal on the Leafs successful start Much of the Toronto and led 3-2 early in the two occasions. to the current National offensive thrust of late second. But Pittsburgh Philadelphia erupted Hockey League season has come with the then struck for three for three third-period ~ Ims been tied to the club's reuniting of speedy left unanswered goals, with goals, including Bob "~[~qlJkT~ improved defensive pl,-.y winger Errol Thompson former Canadien Peter Kelly's second of the ..%~ under Neilson--gt' ".,g with centre Darryl Sittler Mahovlich getting the game, to down Atlanta ~~~." .~ ~ ° - " his first taste of NHL and right winger Lanny final score at l:08of the which held a 2-0 lead ~ ~ "" coaching after an ira- McDonald. third. early in the second pe- pressive record in the REPEATS PER- riod. minor leagues and junior FORMANCE Rookie Mike Bossy ranks. For the second con- scored his 23rd goal of the Greg Joly's goal at season as the Islanders U: 16 of the third period ,However, the Leafs-- secutive night, McDonald scored twice for the handed Boston its second pDroved decisive as ~th a 19-6-3 record--are successive defeat after etroit snapped a nine- scoring almost four goals Leafs, giving him 15 for the season and five in his the Brnins h~d gone 17 game winiess streak with Terrace Jevenile Reps. on ice with Kitimat Jevenile save puck from getting through. Kitimat team in light a ~ame, while surren- games without a loss. its fifth road victory of Peps. Kitimat goalie flattens out in successful bid to uniforms. denug an average of 2.5 last throe games. Sittler the season--a 3-2 win g~Is a contest. They also netted a pair to raise Veteran Pit Martin's over St. Louis Blues. Photo by Murray Hamer padded their offensive his season total to 15, goal out of a wild Dennis Hull collected his output Saturday night while Thompson added scramble in front of the 200th career goal and und-did little to mar their one--giving him 10 for the Buffalo net with less than second in seven games defensive statistics year. The line picked up a two minutes to play lifted since being acquired by siiting a 7-I victory over total of II points. Vancouver into the tie. the Wings from Chicago. Terrace Mens Basketball eago Black Hawks. Richard Martin had Although they outshot Guy Charron scored his Dec. 13 in this first game of the Reds 94-92. High scorers pers with a total of 28 iVen the Sabres a 5-4 On the evening of Dec. The win was Toronto's the Leafs 40-32, including ad at 8:52 of the final second goal of the game evening. High scorers for for Ev;s consist of Ernie points. Next is All sixth consecutive and a 16-9 edge in the final with 2:34 left to give 13 in the first game of the the Skeena were: John Froese with 29, Dave Seasons with 20,. Ell -period on a power-play evening, Ev's Clippers came less than 24 hours period, the Black Hawks goal after Ron Sadibauer Washington the upset Gurban 21, Pat Kofoed, Crawley witl~23 and Paul oints over Skoenna after the Leafs had rarely gave Toronto victory--its first in 11 beat out All Seasons 92-91. Jim Checkley and Joe Walker totaled 22. otel, who trail with 14. of the Canucks was sent In this very close game blasted Minnesota North netminder Mike Palm- off for interfering with games on Los Angeles Prokopchuck all with 16 The Terrace Reds are at ateer any trouble. Ivan ice. Rookie goaltender Rod Kluss with 28 and points. On the Red's side Al the bottom of the list with Stars 8-5--their. highest EdwardsgOaitenderBuffalo Don goal total of the season. Boldirev's 12th goal of the Jim Bedard, called up Ernie Froese with 24 Glover hit 23, Willy 12 points, only two behind season at 15:50 of the • t earlier in the month from were high scorers for On the All Seasons side Chemko 21 and Fred Skeena. In other games opening period was the BECK STARS . ' Hershey of the American Ev's Clippers. Mike Ireland totaled 30, Lindsay 20. Saturd~ty, Pittsburgh only drive to elude him. Rookie defenceman Hockey League, per- All Seasons' high Doug McKay 18 and The whole game was The top ten scorers in Penguins upset Montreal Barry Beck scored three formed spectacularly scorers were Mike Bruce Johnstone 16 to extremely close with the the standings are: Cana~iens 5-3, New York Montreal, playing times, giving him 14 for while turning back 38 Ireland with 26 and Doug head the scoring list. Reds leading 46-44 ath the McKay with 15. half. The second half was Dale Prest of Ev';s Islanders beat Boston without four regulars-- the season, as Colorado Kings drives. Clippers with an average Bruins 4-1, Vancouver including highseoring dumped Minnesota. The It was by the score an The first half was also close with the Lead very close game. All extremely close with the of 25.8. John Gurban of Canucks and Buffalo Guy Lafleur--because of third period was marred Gary Sargent, with his changing hands many the Skeena Hotel with Sabres tied 5-5, Colorado a flu virus, lost for the by two brawls which saw first goal of the season, Seasons lead the way at Orphans only leading 49- times. It finally came half time 43-42, but Dave 47 at half tim{i. The down to the last minute 24.8, Mike Ireland for All Rockies dumped Min- second time in as many Minnesota's Harvey was the only King to beat Seasons with 22.7, Rod nesota 5-1, Cleveland games. Having dropped a Bennett and Doug Hicks Bedard. Crawley scored to tie the second half was also close when the Clippers were game with 1 minute left. until with aoubt 6 minutes the last to score with Kluss of Ev's Clippers He was fouled on the play left to play the Skeena Ernie Froese putting in with 21.9, the Terrace and scored the winning Hotel pulled away as All the last points with a Reds; Willie Chemko point at the free throw Seasons, who were only couple of free throws in with 21.6, Tom Marvin WIHL Sport Roundup line. All Seasons had 3 playing with 6 players, the]ast second left in the also from All Seasons chances to tie it up or go • seemed to tire. For the game. with 19.9, Ernie Froese of ahead but threw the ball Orphans, it was a team Ev;s Clippers with 19.7, By THE CANADIAN night in a penalty-filled were tied 1-1 going into Migneault, Jim Miller, away each time. Wth the effort as 5 players scored Standings Fred Lindsay of Terrace PRESS contest in Trail. The the final 20 minutes on Rick Wannamaker and win Ev's moves 2 games in the double figures. The standings in Reds with 19.3, Pat Spokane Flyers Smokies remain fourth in goals by Cranbrook's Barry Marcheschuck ahead of All Seasons in Terrace Men's Basket- Kofoed and Joe whipped Trail Smoke the league with 18 points, Derek Spring and added singles. Tom the race for first place. In the second gem of ball Assoc. are as Prolopchuck both players Eaters 6-1 Saturday night 12 less than Kimberley Nelson's Brad Carefoot. Gawryletz and Dan • In the seconnd game the evening it was Ev's follows: for the Skeena with 18.9 before a home-ice crowd thDynamitersand six more HUGH GETS WINNER McCarthy replied for Willie Chemkoscored 27, Clippers over Terrace Leading is Ev's Clip- and 18.4 respectively. of 2,330 as they extended an Nelson. Hugh Christiaens gave Trail. their winning streak to Craig Topolinski• and the Royais a 2-1 edge and Leo Karchie stopped 42 AlLindsay Glover 21 as22 members and Fred of seven games and Ren Huston led the Jim Miller scored the shots for Cranbrook while the Terrace Reds as they maintained a two-point Flyers with two goals, clincher on a power play Durkin and Bob Blanchet took the game 94-93 over lead in Western In- while Garth Morgan and with 57 seconds re- combined to make ~39 ternational~/, Hockey Kirk Fyffe,added singles, maining. ~ ~@s'for ~fl~ ~! ; ( Skeena Hotel.: ~In< this J6tii~H6i-~iff/i~iSli'dfff6r ~ Mario Dibellii'made'30 ,::'~MIw&s'as~ssed?fi~f close game Pat-Kofoed "':~'hi''~;' Cranbt'ook', ..... the Ti'ail, WhiCh t~t[ed 2-0 at saves in the Nelson goal, 24 minor p~dalties and_ with 25 points and Jim Royals scored their theend of the first period while Ray Martynuik several majors and Skeena'sCheckleywith high 21 werescorers. the secondweekend victory and 5-0 after 40 minutes, blocked 24 shots for the misconducts were Henry Durkin made 46 Royals. handed out for fights With a close first half Saturday by edging Nel- the Reds lead 46-42 at half son Maple Leafs 3-I to saves for Trail while On Friday, Bob Craig during the contest, time. The Reds led by as remain in second spot Spokane's Ron Lefebvre led the Royals with three Play resumes Tuesda.y much as 15 points in the with 38 points, two behind turned aside 26 shots, goals while Christiaens, when. Spokane visits second half but the Or- the Flyers. The Royais and the Brian Dickie, John Cranbrook. phans came back and Cranbrook downed the Leafs played through a took the lead with only 20 Smoke Eaters 9-2 Friday scoreless, first period and Intermediate Hockey BoundsRedsSeC°ndsg°twithremaining'theBall9 seconds°utThe°f .;' • by MurrayHamer Kitimat teams racked leftand turned the tide. SFU Wins Terrace JevenileReps up 19 penalties and 4 AndyRuygrokpassedtbe scored five first period suspensionl from the bail to AI Glover who over goals Friday night to post game for fighting and one scored the winning Montana a 7-6 win over the Kitimat match penalty, basket with only a scant Jevenile Reps in a poorly few seconds remaining. refereed game in the Terraee Reds Kitimat arena. Intermediate Hockey BURNABY, B.C. (CP) a 12-4lead and led 33-25 at Cliff Flury and Henry Terrace hockey fans Dec. 15 -Tom Skerlak scored 16 half time. Davidson led the Terrace were looking forward to SkoenaHotel Orphans points and Jay Triano Forward Bob Wurin led Reds with two goals each Sunday night when the took out All Seasons 99-81 added 14 to lead Simon the Orediggers with 23 while Murray Hill and Terrace Reds In- Fraser University Clans- points and pulled down 12 Bob Dempster and Peter termediate team were mento an 81-51 National rebounds in the contest Kirby added singles. scheduled to ice three one Association of In- that was much more de- Kitimat Peps B. Semby, period games at the local tercollegiate Athletics fensive than Friday T. Stevens, T. Aken, a. arena, starting at 7 p.m. basketball victory over night's 113-78 SFU vic- Cenchuka, S. Crimarty The Reds program called Montana Tech tory. and S. Sappaia all scored for them to play one Orediggers Saturday The Clansmen singles. period against the CP Air night. dominated the boards 41- A combination of a 4- Bulldogs; one period 34 and outshot the goal lead by Terrace and against the Terrace Gary Emmerson, who Orediggers from the field a very poorly refereed Midget Peps. and one led the defence with 15 47 per cent to 28 per cent. game resulted in 13 period versus teh ,RCMP rebbunds and several The win consolidated penalties for Terrace and Firemen. The Herald blocked shots, and Mike SFU's third-place with 3 Terrace players will try to carry a games PREMIUM.- ...... , ..... BEER B.C.STYLE McNeill each added 12 for position in NAIA District dismissed from the ice report of the short series ...... """ ' "'~ the Clan which jumped to 1 standings. for fighting. in a later edition...... ,:,~=i.. :...... ~-"'-"=.-:'"~: :;~...... 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Terrace player in No. 9 sweater, Murray Hill drives puck toward Kitimat net. EXPERIENCE Photo by Murray Hamer PAGE 6, THE HERALD, Monday, December 19, 1977

37, • .... ~ NOTICE The Herald reserves the There will be Open House for 49, HOMES: CLASSIFIED RATES Artex Hobby Products from PETS SEALED TENDERS, right to classify ads under ' FOR SALE marked Renovations t= Use Christmas Seals appropriate headings and to Wednesday. Saturday 1 - 4 It's a matter of life and breath LOCAL ONLY: p.m. at 4603 Clara Ave. Skeenavlew Lodge Terrace set rates therefore and to 20 words or less $2.00 per Scottish Deerhound puppies FOR SALE: In Thornhlll, 3 Ward No. 1 Rm. 4 for Taping determine page location. Phone 635-6902 (t.w.t.f. p4. insertion, over 20 words 5 12) regally bred. Champion bedroom, 1 level, 1,950sq. ft. & Painting above room will The Herald reserves the 'cents per word. Dam & Sire. Show and pet private V2 acre dead end be accepted by the right to revise, edit, classify 3 or more consecutive In- Skeena District Girl Guides stock. The gift of distinction. street split level cedar patio. Honourable the Minister. Do It Now or reject any advertisement sertions $1.50 per Insertion. would like to announce the Wild Rock Kennels Reg'd, crossing creek. Large rec Department of Public and to retain any answers opening of a Land Ranger Summerland 494-9811 (c1-12 room, wet bar, fireplace, c.w Works, care of Ministry of directed to the Herald Box REFUNDS: Company In the Thornhlll 1-17) 5'xlO' pool table. Low taxes, Public Works, 4827 Kelth Reply Service, andto repay First Insertion charged for area. Girls between the ages' $39,500. Phone to view 635- Avenue, Terrace, B.C. up to Aluminum the customer the sum paid whether run or not. of 14 and 18 who are In- 4350. (p10-4) 2 p.m., December 22, 1977. tel" the advertisement and Absolutely no refunds after terested please call 635.3061 Tendering documents may box rental. ad has been set. or 638.1269 (ctf) beobtalned from Ministry of Box replies on "Hold" Now buying Fine Arts and Public Works 4827 Kelth Sheets instructions not picked up CORRECTIONS: Indian Antiquities. Ave., Terrace, B.C. and also within 10days of expiry of an I, C.H. Polley, will not be 25" x 36" Must be made before 2rid responsible for any debts Write to: viewed at 4827 Kelth Ave., advertisement will be WANTED TO RENT: 2or 3 Terrace, B.C. on and after insertion. Incurred by persons other Mrs. L. MacDonald bedroom house or apt. destroyed unless mailing Allowance can be made for 11577 - 149 Street December 13, 1977. instructions are received. than myself In my name preferably with basement, in only one Incorrect ad. without prior approval as of Edmonton, Alberta The lowest or any tender 12 sheets only- 3.75 Those answering Box Terrace. Phone 635-4761. will not necessarily be ac- December 15, 1977. (p3.19) TBM 1W9 (c10-17) Numbers are requested not BOX NUMBERS: (ctf.PL.D18} cepted. to send Originals of 75 cents pick up. 57. documents to avoid loss. $1.25 mailed. 13. Private collector wants to AUTOMOBILES • H.J. AMrlok - Foreman of THE DALLYHERALI) All claims of errors in PERSONAL buy sliver coins before '68. Works advertisements must be CLASSIFIED DISPLAY: Also gold coins. Have some for Minister of Public Works, 3212 Kalm St' Terrace 1973 FORD Torlno, low received by the publisher Rates available upon Parliament Buildings, within 30 days after the first TO ALL old and new frlends, sllverdollarsforsale. Phone mileage -- one owner, good request. a happy hollday season and a 635.2904(p1.12 1-17) Victoria, British Columbia publication. condition. Auto. P.S., P.B. (c3-13} It Is agreed by the ad. happy and healthy 1978. Phone 635.3604. (P3-14) NATIONAL CLASSIFIED Krlena King vertlser requesting space RATE: 65. • -,- Employment and Emploi et that the liability of the (C1-12) FOR SALE: 1977 Volks FINANCIAL • "F Immigration Canada Immigration Canada 22 cents per agate line. Rabbit, low mileage. Contact Herald in the event of failure Mlnlmum charge $5.00 per Attractive 3 bedroom house R. Skoglund. Ph. 635-5366. to publish an advertisement Insertion. Canada Centre d'Emploi or In the event of an error 14. BUSINESS for rent In quiet neigh- bourhood, Thornhill Phone Employment Centre duCanada appearing in the ad. LEGAL- POLITICAL AND PERSONAL FOR SALE:. 1970 Mustang, Money availablefor 1st, 2nd, vertlsement as published 635.2044 or 783-9133 collect. good wl.nter car, needs some 3rd TRANSIENT AD- (c10-12) shall be limited to the VERTISING: CERAMICS BY PEARL body work, asking $600. or amount paid by the ad- $3.60 per column inch. Workshop. Call 635-3854for best offer. Phone 635.9395. MORTGAGES vertiser for only one In- Home for Rent: 3 bedroom further information. house at Kleanza Creek. (p3-12) MANPOWERTRAINING i correct insertion for the BUSINESS PERSONALS: (ctf.feb14-78) no bonus, open aflractlve portion of the advertising Immediate occupancy at $4.00 per line per month. $300 per month - contact FOR SALE: 1974VW beetle rates. space occupied by the in. On a 4 month basis only. ABLE ELf,. ; ~IC LTD. in good condition, low i CAN WORK FOR Y0U correct or omitted Item only, Donna Green between 9:00 Electrical and Refrigeration a.m. - 5:00 p.m. at 635.7117. mileage phone after S p.m. C.A.C. REALTY LTD. and that there shall be no DEADLINE 635.4577 (c10-18) contract. (c5-15) • 4624 A GREIG AVE. '~" . Training today can mean a good lob tomorrow. The liability to any event greater House airing. ~. iirst move is up to you. than the amount paid for FOR SALE: 1971 VW Station • 635-6108 DISPLAY: 635-5876 FOR RENT: 1 bedroom .~..•Consult your CANADA EMPLOYMENT CEHTRE. such advertising. wagon, in good condition. • DAVE BRASH 4:00 p.m. 2 days prior to (ctf) furnished house suitable for An experienced counsellor will help you decide Advertisements must $1,500.00. Phone 635-3254 publlcetlon day. couple or single person. ~ whether the Canada Manpower Training Program can comply with the British daytime, 635.2243. (C6.17) work for you... Columbia Human Rights Act PATS KN ITS Located in Thornhill. Phone CLASSIFIED: 635.5775 635-5874 (c5.12) which prohibits any ad. 1:00 p.m. day prior to Knitting Machine Sales 1969 Plymouth suburban ~ DIESEL MECHANICS. Terrace vertlslng that discriminates publication day. Lessons- Patterns . Ac- station wagon 318 motor, 68, LEGAL S months of pre-employment training starting on against any person because cessories 48. SUITES automatic, P.S., P.B. win. January 3, 1978. This course Is shortar than other Coned Yarn 39c oz. 638-1409 ~, of his race, religion, sex, Service charge of ~;S.00on all FOR RENT terlzed, studded snowflres • similar courses in Diesel engine maintenancE, color, nationality, ancestry N.S.F. cheques. (cff4mo-18n) all round. $950 Phone 638- NOTICE TO .~ therefore it is deslrablelhat trainees have some prior or place of origin, or because GOLDEN RULE FOR RENT: Suite for rent. 3. 1273 (p2.12) CREDITORS ~ mechanical experience. his age is between 44 and 65 WEDDING DESCRIP- Odd jobs for the jobless. bedroom, w.w carpet. Phone years, unless the condition is 635-3704. (P3-14) FOR SALE: 19680/4ton Chev TIONS: Phone 635.4535. 3238 Kalum In the matter of the Estate WELoD/N~o;;rrre?:e ployment training, starting oo justified by a bona fide No charge provided news (ctf) pickup, good condition. of Ellen Josephine Bastln, * requlrement,,~for .the ~work 'submitted within oi~em~th. ' ~ BASEMENT suite f(Jr rent.• 2 winterized, snow tires $850. Teacher, .formerly ". of ~ Januarp3O,"lgZRi'tgprovideaufficlent thenretlr, al.lmd.j ,~ Involved. $6~00 production charge for bedroom, w-w carpet, frldge Phone 63.8.1273: (p2-12)" Terrace, British Columbia ~, practical experienc~ to attempt certification tests. I :"~ wedding and.or engagement and stove. Phone 638-8422. and in the matter of the pictures. Newsof weddings (P3-14) FOR. SALE: 1946 Dodge estate of John Edward • Power Wagon with blade. (write-ups) received one Bastln, Principal, formerly I, on~GY:AU#ICNq~ vO::coRuAv~ORpersons TRAINING ANC~ Published at Terrace month or more after event PROJECT FOREMAN: SUITES FOR RENT: 2 (4x4) good coRd. Asking of Terrace, British Spacesavailable from time to time, day shin and B.C. 5 days a week $10.00 charge, with or YOUTH WORK bedroom 10x42house trailer, $1200. Apply at 3853 Walker. Columbia. afternoon shift classes. 8 weeks of pro.employment ]~ without picture. Subject to PROGRAM fully furnished $160 per (p3-13) Creditors and others training on IBM machines. Prerequisite - must be Monday to Friday, at. condensation. Payable In Terrace Interagency month. No pots. In Thor- abletotype 3S WMP. Brush-uptraining also availabta ternoons advance. Youth Committee Invites nhlll. Phone 635-2482 (p3-12) 58; MOBILE abovehaving estates claims are against required the to IBM machines for with prior experience. Jl PUBLISHER applications for Skeena send full particulars of such Youth Work Incentive ~ HOMES claims to Murdoch R. BUSINESSOFFICE UPGRADING - Terrace W.R. (Bill) Lolselle HILLSIDE LODGE CLASSIFIED AN- Program Project Foreman. 44S0 Little Avenue M'--OBILE HOMES: 1976. 64 Robertson, Barristers & Spacesavailable from time to time for 4.5 months of NOUNCEMENTS: Position 10 months (January ft. mobile home, fenced with Solidters, P.O. Box 746, training In a variety of options, for office workers with SUBSCRIPTION 1978 - October 1978) with Sleeping rooms, lawn - metal shed. Located Terrace, B.C. V8G 4C3,on or prior training or experience. RATES Births 5.50 extension possible. housekeeping units, cen- Phone 635-4639after 5. (nc pB. before the 2Oth day of Effective October 1, Engagements 5.50 Job Description: trally located. Fully 14) 6 January, 1978 after which ELECTRONICS TECHNICIAN - Terrace Marriages 5.50 1. Train "at risk" youth In date the estates' assets will 10 months of pro-employment training, starti~ 1977 furnished. Reasonable Deaths 5.50 semi and unskilled rates by day or week. Non- FOR RENT: 3 bedroom be distributed, having January 3, 1978, in basic electronics thsor'y and Funerals 5.50 vocations. drinkers only. Phone 635- trailer. Furnished $225 per regard only to claims that practice, tube and solid state circuits, micro.wove Single Copy 20c Cards of Thanks 5.50 2. Supervise 15 youth 6611. (off) month. Phone 635-7908 have been received. systems, systems analysis, digital and pulse By Carrier mth 3.00 Memorial Notices 5.50 workers on Job at wilderness (R.T.S.) techniques, computer systems. Good standing in high work site (Hart Farm). school Math and Physics is required forr this course. t By Carrier year 36.00 J.S. Victor Lade PHONE 635-6357 3. Receive supervision Executor of the estate of By Mail 3 ruth 12.00 Classified Advertising Dept. from Program Director. Clinton John Edward Bastln, i INDUSTRIAL RECORDS & FIRST AID. Terrace By Mail 6 mth 22.00 Qualifications: Executor of the estate of 5 months, starting January 30, 1978. To provide well By Mail year 40.00 I. Will work outside Manor Ellen Josephine Bastln. rounded knowledge of various aspects of keeping Thursday December 29 7;30 SEALED TENDERS, Senior Citizen year throughout year. Furnished or unfurnished marked Skeenavlew Lodge, (C2-12 2-16,17) industrial rKerds, together with instruction to 'C' Terrace Hotel, Downtown 2. Good physical health First Aid Certificate level. 20.00 Lions Christmas Party for studio or 1 bedroom 4011 Sparks St., Terrace, and stamina. B.C. Ward No.l, Room No.4 British Commonwealth and Senior Citizens. Phone for apartments. Security 3. Successful experience for Installation of Carpeting BOAT JOINERY. HULL & CABIN MAINTENANCE. United States of America 1 pickup 635-7202 days, 638- enterphone. Sauna. working with "at risk" 635.3941 will be accepted by the Burnaby year 51.00. 1754evenings. youth. BCYCNA CLASS. A new 4 month course starting January 3, 1978. In. (nc) (3) 638:1032 Honourable the Minister, 4. Class 2 driver's Ilcence. Department of Public strbdion releting to the repair and maintenance of Box 399, Terrace, B.C. W S. Knowledge of work KALUMGARDENS Works, care of Foreman of small craft. Primarily of Interest to marina operators VaG 2M9 equipment. DISCERNING ADULTS. 3 bedroom apartment for Works, 4827 Keith Ave., Shop discreetly by mall: and employees, etc. Net Intended for "hobbyists". Salary: $180 per week. rent, some with basement HB ~i NOTICE Terrace, B.C. up to 2 p.m., Send $1.00for our latest fully Telephone: Apply to Interagency and carport, private en- January 12, 1978. MILLWRIGHT UPGRADE TO T.Q.. Nelson l 112.604.635-6357 Youth Commlflee, care of trance and patio. To view Illustrated catalogue of Net fully confirmed at time of printing, but 4 week - Baby Clinic every Tuesday Tendering documents may marital aids for both ladies Special Services, School see full time caretaker at beobtalned from Ministry of course is planned for January 30, 1978 start. To provide HOME DELIVERY starting at 1:30 p.m. and gentlemen. Direct District No. 88, Box 460, Apt. No.8on Scott Ave. east Public Works, 4827 Kelth instruction to assist Millwrights with at least 4 years Terrace & District - Thornhlll Baby Clinic every Terrace, B.C., V8G 4BS. of Kalum or phone 635-4841. Action Marketing Inc. Dept. experience who plan on writing the Ministry of Labour Thornhlll & District 2rid and 4th Friday at the Avenue, Terrace, B.C. and U.K., P.O. Box 3268, Van- Postmarked by December (ctf) also viewed at 4827 Keith i~ Tradesmen's Qualification examination, us Phone 635-6357 Community Centrefrom 1:30 i i couver, B.C. V6B 3X9. (cff) 23, 1977. Avenue, .Terrace, B.C. on - 4:00 p.m. (C3-1S) - Adult Clinics. Men. Wed. & KEYSTONE COURT and after December 15, 1977. Frl., from 3:00. to 4:00 p.m. APARTMENTS The lowest or any tender ,vwvvwvwwvvvvvvvwwvv~_ - V.D. Clinic• 3:00 p.m. every will not necessarily be ac. Men. & Thurs. Office No. 2 - 4603 Scott. cepted. H.J. Morlok One, two and three The St. John Ambulance Foreman of Works SITUATION WANTED: bedroom apartments. 0arriers for course, "Health Care for MILLS MEMORIAL for MInlster of Public Works, Seniors", will be offered in Part time typist, recap. Laundry & storage area. THRIFTSHOP tlonlst, typing, business Near schools and down- Parliament Buildings, Terrace this winter. This Is Mills Memorial Hospital Victoria, British Columbia an 8 week course designed to machines, bookkeeping. town. Clean, quiet, Dally Herald Auxiliary would appreciate Phone 635-9395 p3.12) spacious, security Iockup (c3.15) provlde senior citizens and any donations of good, clean and patrol. others with information clothing, any household AMERICANS LIKE which will assist them in items, toys etc. for their 635.5224 SWEETS maintaining their own health THRIFT SHOP. ctf) I Each year the average required and self•reliance. Topics will For pickup service phone i American consumes Include: Community 635.5320 or 635-$233,or leave FOR SALE: Custom made more than 100 pounds of resources, changes in body donations at the Thrift shop hunting knives, your design CEDAR PLACE sugar, reports the Health systems, maintenance ot immediately in on Lazelle Avenue on or mine, made from the best APARTMENTS Insurance Institute. health, nutrition and Saturdays between 11:00 cutlery supplies. Inquiries. DENTISTS DID WELL budgeting, you and your a.m. and 3:00 p.m. Thank Phone 635.4600 (p3-12) 4931 Walsh Avenue During 1976, heart, safety in the home, you. (nc) Americans made 337 home nursing, and first aid. FOR SALE: Sansul short- Suite 113 TERRACEand Guest speakers and wave amplifier and receiver. Terrace, B.C. million visits to dentists, audiovisual aids will be PARENTS IN CRISIS Two 3.way speokers. Zer 092 635-7056 for afsverage of 1.6 visits brought in whenever Are you making your own Garrard Changer. Phone New 1, 2 and 3 bedroom per person. possible, and an exercise life and your children's 635.6928. suites for rent. Frldge, ADULTsARE THORNHILLareas ~-~erlodwill be a part of every miserable? Do you con. stove, drapes, carpet, re( POISONED class. There Is no fee for the stantly yell at your children, FOR SALE: Pool table, area, sauna 0nd pool table, More adults die from course. It will begin Friday, or hit them, or tlnd It hard to standard size $200 Call 635. with security Interphon( isoning than chfldren-- January 6, at 2 p.m. in the control your angry feelings 7988(ctf) and elevator. Absolutely ~ e death rate from Extra earnings. lounge of the Senior Citizens' toward them? no pets. (ctf) poisoning is highest in the Apartments, 3404 Kalum. P.I.C.'s goal is to help you DIVER WON'T HIT 24 to 44 age group. For further information call become the loving con- BOTTOM BOBCATS ARE SHY NO FREEZERS Carol Harrison, 635.5842. structive parent you "really The Soviet Union's Although bobcats are NEEDED want to be. Lake Baikal in southern valiant fighters, they go An ice sheet reached a PHONE Weight Watchers meeting All inquires absolutely Siberia phmges a mile to great lengths to avoid thickness of one mile over held every Tuesday at 7 p.m. confidential, down andis estimated by people and will flee dogs, northern.Wisconsin when at the Knox United Church Phone Mary or John 635-4419 scientists to be 25 million which they could tear into the ice was at its greatest 635-6357 I Hall, 4907 Lazelle Avenue. Jane 638.8302. years old. shreds. extent 15,000 years ago. A AA AAAAA¸ AA AAAAAAAAAAAAA

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v How to survive winter driving S=. Slow down and keep damaging the locking change m direction and Remember, advises the !-~ your distance. These are mechanism itself? no abrupt breaking. BCAA, that it takes 10 ::~ the two cardinal rules of Again, don't use hot Once you start to skid, times as long to stop on -~ winter driving, says the water. Try a commercial don't hit the brakes, ice as on dry concrete. ~ / B.C. Automobile de-icing agent or Steer in the direction of ~:," Association. repeatedly heat the key .kidun,,.u ooo.er " UOL" Snowy situations call tip and insert it into the traction and then slowly -.-:- upon special driving lock until the key turns. straighten the wheel. If i.:" skills now normally A piece of masking tape braking is necessary, Ouoky "4 ractised and a placed over the locak at pump the brake pedal ~eightened awareness of night should prevent it rapidly so the wheels = weather conditions. from freezing at all. won't lock and intensify VANCOUVER (CP) -- " Keep in mind thesis.the Do not lower tire tim skid. Soupy, the plucky duck llkelthood of becoming pressure to improve from Tam~a, Fla., is :. involved in an acrid'ant, traction. It will only When driving down, a snow covered hill, don t getting h~s waddling . even if it isn't your fault, reduce steering control, clothes. is much higher the usual. waste gas and cause shift to a lower gear. The sudden drag could cause After publishing a If you are at all hesitant uneven tread wear. picture of the duck which .:. about driving under To start up on a slip- skidding. Keep the car in gear and gently, but has been bald since its -: slippery ~ conditions, pery surface shift to. to birth 2 1-2 years ago, a .~ perhaps you should DRIVE for an automatic ,epeatedly, pump the brake pedal to slow down. local newspaper has :.. consider ~aking some or to SECOND gear if received a hand-made :~ form of public transport you drive a manual. If yo duckcoat to be forwarded ' until the weather clears u are stuck, don't spin Though roads may be to the duck's owner. :" and you feel confident your tirs tires at high clear, watch for icy The garment is qullted, "-' once more. speeds. This technique patches in shaded areas has straps to go around Snow tires are an ab- will rarely free your under overpasses and on Soupy's chest and is lined : solute must, says the auto vehicle and can be bridges, with cotton "incase his or iii General Motors is turning to plastics as one lelment in with rally wheels. The sporty looking deluxe option is club, toget where you are dangerous.. The tire Give yourself ample her skin is sensitive to : its strategy of decreasing vehicle weight in order to also available on the GMC Sprint. The hub cover, going without incident, could explode causing room when parking. On a achieve better fuel efficiency. Chrome-plated plastic which has simulated lug nuts, gives a deluxed ap- wool," says the donor, without impeding other injury and further downhill slope, leave identified only as L. ~' wheel hub covers are available on Chevrolet Monte pearance to the rally wheel which is gaining in- drivers and without damage to the car, or enough space m front to Carlo and Mulibu passenger cars whicb are equipped creasing favor amon~ car buyers. • Lancer. becoming a hazard trapped trapped stones pull out without hacking. "Nobody should go yourself. Depending on couldbe thrown up en- Avoid parking on a hill nude in this day and where you live, chains dangering passersby. unless there is plenty of age," said the donor's :: might also be a wise Place sand or sacking room to back out. covering letter. .. Insurance will cost less investment. The~ offer under th slipping wheel, the greatest stopping and then use a gentle, back- FC;R PRIVATE USE OR BUSINESS traction ability on glare ward-forward rocking AUTOVEST for 9 out of 10 drivers ice. motion. Before you buy, Investigatethe advantagesof this rent. Before starting off, be The BCAA advises to-own plan. All monies paid apply to purchase. Why Nine out of tenBritish SPECIFIC EXAMPLES beth an increase in the "We all pay into the certain your vehicle is motorists to press on the tie up your cash or borrowing power. 1st and last Columbia vehicle owners As a specific example amounts awarded by the Autoplan Fund and it's clear of frost and snow. accelerator very gently months rent and drive away. will not pay any more for of the 1978 Autoplan courts and .the. out of- our driving habits and "Peephole" motoring and increase speed EXAMPLES auto insurance in 1978 premiums compared to court settlements mat performances thatsetthe invites trouble, says the gradually on icy sur- than may did in 1977 -- 1977 and the impact of are related to them." rates," he said. "Victims BCAA, and can earn you faces. Drive slower than Based on 36 month lease and many will pay less. Safe Driving Discounts: "While ICBC claims of traffic accidents a ticket. If your windows usual and signal toms 78 F 250 pickuF 78 Econollne Van i 78 C 100 Chev p~ The key is expanded Safe A male, over the age of which have•gone through deserve fair corn- are frosted up, don't pour and lane changes well in S148.00per month $136.00per month $129.00per month Driving Discounts. 25, living in Vancouver the courts s.incel~4 ~ye pensation. However, we hot water on them. It advance to give following lease end price lease end price lease end price Sl,S75.00 Y While overall average with a 1976 Fore omy num~eren m m~ wouldhope thecourts and could crack the glass, cars an opportunity to $2,175.00 $1,975.00 ?" premium ratesarebeing Granada, insured for hundreds, the impact o juries take a realistic and even if it doesn't, the slow up. ...°r. simply return or simply return or simply return increased by 6 per cent, $200,000 Third Party those relatively few cases approach when making surface will quickly glaze When you must stop or 78 Camaro HT 78 Zephyr Sedan 78 Dodge Van the full impact of this Legal Liability and $100 on the thousands of bodily bodily injury awards over unless all the slow up, begin sooner $139.00per month S124.00per month S129.00per month increase will be felt only Collision deductible, and injury claims reported affecting not only the one moisture is removed than usual and brake lease end price lease end price lease end price by those vehicle owners driving the car to and each year is direct and case before them but immediately. Hot water using a gentle pumping $2,025.00 Sl,S2S.00 $1,875.00 who don't aualify for Safe from work with a claims immediate. A court thousands of others." will also freeze the motion, to aRernate or s!m.ply return or simply return or simply return Driving Discoun'ts. free recordpald $349 in award, for instance, of "The result of this windshield wipers. Usea locked wheels and rolling 78 Fiesta 3 dr. 78 FI50 4 x 4 78 Dials Cutlass ., Ralph Gillen, vice-' 1977 and willpay $333 in $15,000for a type of case escalation is that the non-abrasive scraping action so you can still S99.00 per month Sl55.00per month $139.00per month i chairman of the in- 1978. that had previously been Corporation must provide tool followed by a dry maintain steering con- lease end price lease end price lease end price surance Corporttion of If he did not qualify for settled for $10,000, has a for an additional $47 cloth or paper towel. The trol, says the auto club. $1400.00 $2,275.00 S2,02S.00 B.C. in unveiling the a Safe Driving Discount multiplier effect, This million for claims this best solution is to prevent If your vehicle doesn go or simply return Corvoration's plans for in either year he would $5,000 increase for one year. This amount, the problem entirely by into a skid, don't panic. It 197g, said the greatest have paid $423 in1977 and case must be ira- otherwise, could have placing a newspaper or is possible to recover FOR FURTHER INFORMATION challenge facing the will pay $444 in 1978. mediately translated into gone to increasing the some other material over control if you know how. CALL LARRY HAYES- RICHARDS TZ 1,500,000 vehicle owners A person in Northern reserves for, say, the Safe Driving DisCount." the windshield at night, Since skids are likely on is improving or main- B.C.town or city with the thousand other cases like COMMERCIAL suggests the auto club. surves and turns, slow up COLL ECT 987-7) 11 .,. taining safe driving same car and coverage it -- an impact of $5 VEHICLE LOSSES Your lock is frozen. ahead of time. then apply BELMONT LEASING LTD. habits. "The discount would have $354 in 1977 million -- simply as a Some commerc}ai What can yo you do ]~wer slightly as you get . n40MARINEDRIVE program is a direct and w~ pay $334 in 197_8 resultofone courtaw.ard, vehicles will se an up- without breaking your into the curve. Steer NORTH VANCOUVER, B.C.D.00479A ,i key in the lock ,or steadily with no abrupt ~-.~ .... , reflection,:.of a drivers' ,,~tha c|alms.tree record. Sinceme t~orporauon has, ward . adjustment ; in ,, .., ~ ~ ~=. ~.., .~.~.~.~.~..~: ~...... ; safe ~mm~anee~;,~ ~' r' *~with0ut'~ the"Diseount,'':t5,000 to 20,000-bodily k'ates. 'TaRi~ ~"loggi/ig ¢ ..... ,~ , . I n~ " ' ate said." .~, .1'" .~ ..... , ,the motorist, would have injury, claims, annually, trucksand buses c0ntinU~ DISCOUNTS DEFINED paid $428 m 1977 and $445 the anthmetm can take to show high loss rations L" The discount program, m 1978. on astronomical which must be offset by not going into its second SINGLE MALE UNDER proportions." higher rates. year, will benefit the 25 GRANT better' drivers: vehicle In addition to the Safe owners whose records Driving Discounts, there ~lm~~;~;~m~m;~.;~ are free ofclaims for. is good news for the ~ CANADIAN TRANSPORTCOMMISSION which an~; payment has under-25 Males (Single). / been made for collision, Vehicle owners or AI R TRANS PORT COMMITTE E roperty damage or • principal operators in the ~ odily injury (no-faull category who are claim TII3s accident benefit claims free and have not ac- TRANS-PROVI NCIAL AIRLINES LTD. do not affect Safe driving cumulated more than five Discounts). "Points" between TRANSFER OF COMMERCIAL It Discounts for 1978 are: January 1, 1977 and AIRSERVICE 25 .per cent of your September 30,1977 will be TO premium if you have a entitled to a 25 per cent SMITHERS AIR SERVICES 0974) LTD. two year claim-free Safe Driving •Incentive record between October Grant. .. By direction of the Air Transport Committee, Notice 1, 1975 and September 30, Mr. Gillen said that $6 Is hereby given pursuant to the provisions of Section 20 1977; and million, about the same of the Air Carrier Regulations and Section 27 of the 15 per cent if you have a as last year, will be National Transportation Act that Trans.Provincial one year claim-free distributed by cheques Nrlines Ltd. and Smithsra Air Services (1974) Ltd. Holiday Season. record from October 1, starting in mid-January. have given notice of the proposed transfer of com- ",••' 1976 to September 30, Application forms are mercial air service authorized by Licenco No. A.T.C. 1977. being mailed out to these 1468.63 (C) from the former to the latter. "Ninety per cent of young people beginning ..Trans.Provincial Airlines Ltd. is authorized by Season's greetings are just as nice and a lot less expensive when vehicle owners in the next week. Licence No. A.T.C. 1468.63 {c) to operate a Class 4 province have Charter commercial air service using fixed wing you dial long-- distance -- direct (112) especially at discount t i me. d established one or two $6 MILLION DEFICIT IN aircraft in Groups A, B and C from a base at Smithers, It also pays to be smart year safe driving 1977 British Columbia. records," said Mr. Glllen. Speaking on behalf of .. Any person or associationor other body representing by placingyour calls early, the Board of Directors, air transportation undertakings affected by the "They will pay on proposed acquisition or transaction may Intervene to before the holiday rush, average 4 per cent to 10 Mr. Gillen said the corporation is "finan- object to the Committee on the grounds that it will so you're sure to get | per cent less than they unduly restl i~ competition or otherwise ha prejudicial did last year through cially sound and is to the public Interest. An Intervention, If made, shall through. earning Safe Driving operating on a com- Saving Tips. pletely self-supporting set outtbe interestoftha Intervonor and his reasonsln Hang this little Discounts." support of his Intervention and shall be endorsed with chart by your The Insurance Cor- basis," but he added the name and address of the Intervenor, his solicitor or Long Distance Discounts On Most Calls there are some major ration estimates it will representative and two (2) copies shall be mailed or phone for a handy You DialYourself (112) + (area code if ~ ve $81 million in Safe concerns. delivered together with supporting documents to the Driving Discounts to B.C. Despite the fact that Secretary, Air Transport Committee, 275 Sister ~ reminder. [ outside B.C.) Area Codes are listed in the motorists in 1978. This investment income is 10 Street, Ottawa, Ontario, K1A 0Ng, and a copy of the front pages of your Telephone Directory. year "some 1,350,000 percent better than Intervention and documents shall be served upon the vehicle owners received expected, and that claims parties who have given the said .Notice, their solicitors ~G 16( To Most Places Within operations and ad- or representatives not later than January 23rd, 1978. B.C. discounts which totalled i 10b (minimum charge 23e per call) more than $52 million. ministration expenses The name and address for service of Interventions is: ~_ The small proportion of are 6per cent below plan, Sat. & Sun. 8 a.m. - 11 p.m. 35% off* vehicle owners whose the Corporation is an- Compoey & Murphy, Mon. toFri. 5 p.m. -11p.m. 35%off* records are nto free of ticipating about a $6 Barristers & Solicitors, EveryNight 11p.m.- 8a.m. 60%off* claims for which million deficit for this ~E 16th Fleer, First Bank Tower, Dec.24,25,26, 8a.m.-11p.m. 35%off* ment has been made current year. It is ~. 595 Bul'rard Street, Vancouver, B.C. Dec. 31, Jan. 1, 2. .~,,. collision, property primarily because of this VTX IK9 ~orY deficit that an increase in ~ damage or bodily injury, Attention: Marshall M. Soule To Most Other Places Within Canada and U.S.A*.* will face increased premiums is necessary. (minimum charge 20c per call) ALARMING TREND .,'L premiums. The over-all ..A'Reply to an Intervention may be made by the ~mpact on the rate for the The number of bodily f Sunday 8 a.m. - Midnight 35% off* ~, proposed acqulrer or person who has given the said i Mon. to Sat. 6 p.m. - Midnight 35% off* average insurance policy injury claims has stayed [( Notice to the Committee and two (2) copies shell be Every Night Midnight-8 a.m. 60% off* purchawed will be 6 per about even in 1977 versus mailed or delivered to the Secretary, Air Transport cent. For safe drivers this 1976-- 11,000 recorded ant ]~ Committee, 275 Slider Street, Ottawa, Ontario, KtA Dec. 25, 26, 8 a.m. - Midnight 35% off* will be offset by Safe he first eight months of ~ 0Ng, and a copy of the Reply shale be served on the each year. However the Jan. 1, 2. Driving Discounts. ~( Intervenor or his solicitor within ten (10) days after oo regular day rates *'ExceptAlaska and Hawaii Drivers, however, who cost of bodily injury receipt of the Intervention. ,. ,*off have lost their safe claims has skyrocketed .. Proof of service of an Intervention or a Reply shall t • If youi~ion't know the phone number of the party you are driving discount en- by 70 per cent since last be made by Declaration under oath and filed with the *. ~•J titiement (by having an year -- from $41 million ~_ Secretary, Air Transport Committee, Ottawa, Ontario, calling by long distance, you can obtain it at no charge by accident between Oc- to $71 million. The in- Canada. calling Long Distance Directory Assistance. We suggest you tober 1, 1976 and Sep- crease in premiums was ..The Committee will not receive any Intervention or get the number in advance before the holiday rush. tember 30, 1977) may feel essential to offset the I~ Reply filed out of time unless the party making same ,, ,•o as much as a 25 per cent substantial and rapid satisfies the Committee that ha could not have done the For calls within B.C., dial 112-555-1212 to 30 per cent increase. growth in bodily injury same within the time specified for reasons beyond his For calls outside B.C., dial 112-area code-555-1212 All This is because they paid claims, i control. a premium that was "The trend which has reduced to 17.5 per cent at become apparent in . F.S. Steele, recent months is very ]~ for Secretary, renewal time in 1977, but Air Transport Committee will lose the discount in alarming," said Mr. B.C.. TEL 1978. Gillen. "It results from i

PAGE l, THE HERALD, Monday, December 19, 1977 Poetry Corner

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White Grape Juice at any and stamina by eating Exciting, and easy to pre- hour of the day, poured over Butterfinger ® and Baby | . l pare, it combines the full- ice cubes or crushed ice. Ruth ~ snack bars. bodied flavor of Spanada Or serve a cooler, easily with a zesty tang of orange made by blending 3/4 cup _, ENTER OUR BONUS DRAW ., Purple Grape Juice, 2 table- juice and the sparkle of 1 . • .. " • Andre Pink Champagne. spoons partially frozen straw- Here's how to make it: berries, and 1 medium scoop A great momentin ~ ' ~-~, strawberry sherbet. If desired, " I SPEmQOSm ..m0WnE OVEN I sports occurred in 1909 ~~~ ~ float a few fresh or whole SPANADA SPARKLER when Arthur W. Gore at ~_ -variable oookJng frozen strawberries on top. the age of 41 became the -;-~ : I ! :" 1 party.size bottle Serves: 1. Multiply as needed (1/2 gallon) Spanada oldest Wimbledon singles for two or three coolers, or tennis winner of all time. : I -variable defrosting I on I)isplay su 1 6.oz, can frozen orange for a punch bowl. juice Or make "Grape Juice 1 fifth (3/4 liter) Andre Pops." Pour any one of the B Draw to be hold Saturday December 24 .. pink champagne juices into paper cups. Place i • • e' • ' m Mix Spanada and frozen in freezer. When partly fro. _. just prior to 6:00 p.m. Digging time -', orange juice, then add the zen, insert lollipop sticks (or 8inma|nnmininmmiimamamninimnii|anam|nminniamnilai|a|mm H-- champagne. Serve over ice. substitute tongue depressors Marsh World Garnish with orange slices. for sticks). Freeze until solid. Ducks Unlimited (('mlacla) Makes 16 cocktails. Enjoy. Refreshments such as can- NOW: Today whenever lic- FRESHWATER SPONGES - There are at least 30 apes and ho~ d'oeuvres--can orice is mentioned it is be prepared days ahead, thought of as a delicious species of sponges found growing on rocks, twigs GORDON and ANDERSOH frozen and popped into the candy by young and old or other solid surfaces in the ponds, lakes and oven before the guests arrive. alike. Historians at Y & S streams of North America. The sponge body To keep the champagne Candies, who make chewy consists of a flexible skeleton which is laced with effervescence, the Spanada Nibs and Twizzlers, point out, a network of interconnecting canals. These canals LTD, Sparkler should be mixed just that only the root of the lead to small pores on the exterior, while inside, as the party begins. licorice plant is used. An idea these canals are lined with cells which create a Store Hours: Tues. to sat. 9 a.m. to s:30"p.m. of the manual labor required to harvest this flavorful plant current of water through the body. These so- Friday 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. called "collar cells" trap bacteria and bits of [ LINK } may be gleaned from the fact The motto "In L God We that the root, spreading in debris, which they pass to digestive cells located Trust" first appeared on every direction, reaches in the canal walls. ('~ a two-cent piece in 18S4. lengths of from 20 to 25 feet.