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Forty41x tourists from Alberta, Saskatchewan, and Rupert and then will be taking the Inside Passage to Manitoba stopped in Terrace for luneh today. Some of Alaska. Eleven of the 46 people will also be going to • e people on the seventeen day Fun Finders tour are Kotzebue, a town that is 27 miles above the Arctic pictured above• Tonight they are staying in Prince. Circle. Photo by JoAnn Kronquist Postal Union President Predicts Post Office Will Strike in Fall • .oI~rAWA (CP) -- Crucial postal conciliation talks NOT OPTIMISTIC Subadar Matuk Singh, Ch. Rambux Singh arid Sirdar backdrop, reminiscent of their nitive countryside. By entered a new phase Tuesday amid fears a disruption • .In a closing statement to the conciliation board at Natha Singb were peacefully contemplating the closing their eyes, they can even imagine the in the mail thla fall is Inevitable. the open hearings, union negotiators said they had beauties of Nature and relaxing •under blossoming blossoming trees, behind them, to be the fragrant • .Louis Courtemanche, chairman of a three-member "many doubts as to the prospects for success" in the trees on the municipal grounds at the corner of Eby Indian cherry trees. Sikhlsm, founded many centuries conciliation board, began closed mediation sessions negotiations. ' and Lazelle Monday night when the Herald ago by Guru Nanak Sahib was originally Intended to with negotiators for the post office and the 23,000- photographer chanced upon them. Making the sign of bring about reconciliation between the Hindus and the member Canadian Union of Postal Workers (CUPW) ..And Jean-Claude Parrot, the union president, peace, by pressing their palms together before their Moslems in the Indian subcontinent. Sikh, which following a record 32 days of public hearings. repeated his earlier conviction that he has no doubt face, #bey courteously agreed to allow their photo to be means "Lion" - the bravest of the beasts, is in. • .The closed sessions are usually more productive there will he a strike by the inside workers, likely this taken. Natha was reading the Times of India, un Urdu corpurated into the name of every follower of the than the open hearings, generally used to set out the fall. (seen on the ground at his feet in the photo) . a mUltaristie religion. In India, the Silkhs have a long basic positions of the disputing parties. They will have • .In the statement to the board, the CUPW aecused Canadian subscription of which costs over a hundred history of bravery and great loyalty, ospeclaHy to the to be if a strike or lockout is to be avoided. government officials of lying about the conduct of the dollars a year. Awarded on O.B.E. for Ms military British RaJ. in Terraee~ the Slkh community is large . .So far, out of 40 articles in the union's contract, only union and it8 collective bargaining proposals. services, Natha is retired, on pension, from the Indian enough to warrant its own temple. 10 non-contentious items have been resolved. • ."There have been many times when we were Army. All three'flndthelundscape, wlththe mountain • .Still unsettled are the critical Issues of pay, use of tempted to pull out altogetherln the face of the blatant casual labor by management, Job security and the refusa[ of tbe empl0yer representatives to make any q t B.C. Fishing Strike To Highlight OASNPDinner I The Canaidan Association in Support of Native Crack from the Fish and Wildlife Depariment, Peoples will be holding a dinner meeting at 6 p.m. July Elizabeth Grosch and Linda Dalphond, from CASNP, Talks Bogging Down 25 at the Kermode Friendship Society, featuring a Vi Geilenbeck, from the Kermode Friendship Society number Of special guest speakers. Included will be and representatives from the Kitselas and Kit- VANCOUVER (CP). An plants, currently earn $103 a current strike. Union CONTINUE FISHING John Poucette, from the Kitimat-Stikine Regional sumkalum reserves. There will also be a presentation eight-hour negotiating day. Many days involve negotiators recommended: Meanwhile, the District, Paul Mason, from Kitselas Reserve, Dave of special films. session to settle a strike by extended shifts. the offer be accepted, association representing CASNP is a national Canadian organization existing 600 tendermen that is Hewison said the union "We underestimated most independent Indian to support in every way possible, all categories of paralysing the British also offered to drop a perhaps how the mem- fishermen on the west coast Workers Refused U.IJ). persons of Native Descent - Indian and Inuit, Metls Columbia fishing industry proposed daily meal bership really felt about the of Vancouver Island an- and Non-Status and full Status. herring contract,'.' said neunced Monday that its Methods at present being used to fulfill its goals .,,,, ended Monday with no hope allowance to $8.75 from $9. tent to Salvation Army of an early settlement. Union members currently Nichol. members will continue TORONTO (CP) -- A went to the welfare office include working through Friendship Centres, Band Ken Williamson, manager fishing. George Hewisou, of the receive $7.25 a day. worker locked out since June two weeks ago and had been Offices, Reserves and United Native Nations in the '.'.L Jerry Spitz, president of 'of 'the Pacific Ginnetters area from Prince George to the Queen Charlottes. United Fishermen and Allied Association, and Spits said Fred Yeung, manager of 22 by Canada Packers Ltd, given $137. But when he Workers Union, said picket the fisheries association, says he was told Tuesday by returned for more money for Anyone wishing to attend the meeting next Tuesday said a herring contract and a after the membership the Pacific Trollers lines would remain up today, rejected the association's Association, said association city welfare officials to go to food and rent he was refused. is welcome. Further information can be obtained by and that ,,the next move has towing clause were the main the Salvation Army for help. "What am I supposed to contacting the Kermode Friendship Society at 4551 topics at .~bl?nday's offer that the union appears members have not decided to be up to the fisheries to be losing control over its whether to continue fishing, Members of local P114 of do? I've got no foudtn the Greig Avenue, . or telephoning 635-4906 :,g association." negotiating meeting.. : " members. Alvin Dixon, information theCanadian Food and cupboard and a wits and two • LAST OFFER MADE Allied Workers Union were kids to support," he said. The union offered to drop He said the association's Nichol said shoreworkers officer for the 450-member who have been idled by the Central Native Fishermen's locked out after a legal strike He said welfare officials its wage increase request to views on the herring clause shut down Swift Canada Ltd. gave him and two other $8 a day from $9 but the amounted to its last offer. tendermen's strike will vote Co-operative, said the co- on the assoclatinu's offer of a op's operations will not he plants aoroos Canada. The workers the address and Weekly Forest Fisheries Association of B.C. The association wants a one- 70-cent.anhour increase, but affected by the strike. two companies agreed that ff telephone number of the .{ ignored its proposals, year agreement to 'cover employees of one company Salvation Army. Hewison said. both herring and salmon were waiting late Monday to see the outcome of the talks. Meanwhile, represen- went on stike, the other The workers also have The tendermen rejected a seasons and is not willing to tatives of various Van- would lock out its union been denied unemployment Fire Report $9-a-day increase in talks settle for a sixmenth pact. • Nichol said the strike workers. insurance benefits. Their affects about 20 plants along couver.area red and gun during the weekend and Jack Niehol, president Of clubs said Monday the strike The worker, who did not case is to be reviewed next VICTORIA, B.C. - If British Columbia's called for separate the UFA~J, said his union the B.C. coast and about will allow more salmon to want his name used, said he week. agreements for the herring might have misunderstood 14,000 fishermen and other weather continues its abnormally dry, warm and J workers. The industry has make their way to spawning ! and salmon fishing Season. the feelings of striking grounds, ensuring the health sunny trend, the entire province could be facing Tendermen, whomoveflsh; teadermen toward the estimated it will lose of the fishing industry in Air Crash Kills Two high to extreme forest fire danger for the from boats to processing contract offer that led to the million a week in sales as a result of the strike. future years. SURREY, B.C. (CP) -- used by student pilots and balance of the summer, H.G. Doerkson, John Gregory McCoy, 28, of others to practice provincial forest fire suppression officer, Pitt Meadows, B.C., was one manoeuvres. warned today. of two men killed Tuesday in Witnesses said the plane the crash of a twin.engine appeared to stall and then He reported the northern half of the province, Cessna 310 into the Nicemekl spin into the ground. It continues to experience below normal rainfall River in this suburb south of crashed in the middle of the and that drought conditions are creating serious Vancouver. river. The no6e of the plane forest fire control problems there. Campfire Police withheld the name was buried in mud. suspensions continued in Zones R5 and R9 in the of the second man. RCMP and firemen waded The plane crashed about waist deep through water Prince Rupert forest district. two kilometres east of and mud to remove the Ninety-four new fires we-re reported last Week, Crescent Beach. The area is bodies. bringing the total for this year to 790, compared to 759 for the same period last year. The public is urged to use extreme caution in P. Vinoent Mcl)adhy How the forest areas of the province and to report any fires to the local Forest Ranger or by calling the Guest of Gov'! toll free telephone number Zenith 5555. OTTAWA (CP) -- An inde, attempting to deport Mc- pendent adjudicator has ruled that Irishman Patrick was found working illegally Berry PiekersGalore Vincent McCarthy, 24, must in Vancouver. stay in Montreal jail until he Last week he made a fuss COQUITLAM, B.C. CP Bill Vander .Zalm said that is deported. in Vancouver when he was There is no shortage of berry no new single and era, The immigration depart- put on a plane bound for pickers in the Fraser Valley ployable welfare applicants ment said Tuesday the ad- Ireland and was taken off and spokesmen for the would be allowed to receive Judicator made the decision again. Then he was flown to Canadian Farm Labor Pool assistance in the Fraser after holding a hearing over Amsterdam where he ssld Friday area farm labor Valley until the berry crop whether the man the refused to board a plane for contractors have pickers was picked. department has sought to Ireland. He was flown to waiting for work. Andy Sidhu, of the labor reason, as though someone had token out their pent- expel for months should be Winnipeg and then to l~a~iieriast week, it was pool, said Friday early rains a~mbler Continental station wagon was a good set free. Montreal where he was held reporLeu mat oerrles were followed by weeks of tmln- c•rlS• until last week, that is, when the owner parked it up grudges against a defenseless vehicle that had Meanwhile, a department in the provincial detention rotting in the fields and terrnpted sunshine altered ona quiet side road on the outskirts of Terrace, for the harl~,ed no one. More and more instances of such spokesman said there will he centre, many Fraser Valley farmers the berry growing seasonS, weekend. Returning, 48 hours later, he discovered the ~ointleas criminal acts are occurring across the North no announcement about his McCarthy has denied were letting buyers pick causing an overlap. ear bad been subjected to senseless vandalism- bricks mericau continent, of which British Columbia, and movements until McCarthy Canadian statements that be their own berries, because He said usually through the side and rear windows, the gas cap stolen, the school system, are getting their full "share". is on the way out of Canada. is wanted in Dublin for no pickers were available, strawberries are picked in and other heart-sickening abuse without rhyme or The department has been holdup. Human Resources Minister June. PAGE 2, TBE HERALD, Wednesday, July 19, 1978 , !

EDITOBIAL I Story That's Never Been Told (Pt. 1)

returned to warn him the tide would soon be out, Somewhere, fight'this very ~inute, a man is brain seems to clear. "Where am I?" He will single engined, Spirit of St. Louis. pacing a hospital ward in No, them Manitoba ask. "What the Sam Hill am I doing in this place? and that he better hurry. Roderick insists the man carried a suitcase Whether or not the man actually WAS who may have the secret to '.he lost Franklin Where's iny dogs? Where's my canoe? I've got to Hauptman, chroniclers of the .kidnapping case Expedition locked in his brain, But unfortunately get hack up to Willow Creek and tend my trap with him when he took him across, but did not have it with him when he returned. He cited that shocked the world believe Haupiman DID no one will ever know for sure, or ever be able to line., They're paying fifty dollars for prime cross the border >into Canada, before he was find out. mink, and I can't afford to miss out." various reasons for believing the man had buried it, (he had a shovel) in the environs of the 100 caught. Also, although much of the ransom Ninety-sev;~n years of age, with a bag money was reco~,ered, a good amount was not strapped to tiis waist to collect his kidney wastes, For more than seventy years, this man yards square Fort Prince of Wales, whose walls trapped the Canadian North >from Quebec to are actually twenty feet thick, of locally hewn and has never been, accounted for. his six feet three inches of height shrunken and Bat perhaps the most tantalizing mystery, to bent like a drawn boy, until his head is actually Alberta. Many were the mysteries he came basalt and granite. across and reported, enabling the authorities to From movie newsreels and photographs in my mind, was Roderick's contact some forty to facing his feet, RodeHck MacKay (not his real fifty years ago with an Eskimo being brought for name, of course) dressed in hospital p~.amas clear them off their books. Many also were the magazines, books and newspapers that Roderick strange happenings he turned up, but common saw later, he had reason to believe his ferry treatment of tuberculosis from the Back's River looks out of the hospital windows, through the area of the Keewation - the Central Arctic. branches of tropical plants flourishing in the sense and experience led him to believe it best passenger that day was a well known man. not to report them. Building up his evidence, piece by piece, in the That Eskimo, he had good reason to believe artificial, hot-house temperature of the modern was a direct descendant of a member of the Sir institution, and gazes, blankly and puzzled, One such incident that fell between these two face of public ridicule and laughter, Roderick categories was the time he was called upon to came up with the name of~ Richard Bruno John Franklin Expedition; possible old Sir John, across the waters of Hudson Bay, where, though himself, though more probably of one of his it is mid - July, the Easterly winds are blowing ferry a tall man with a heavy German accent Hauptman - the kidnapper and killer in the shoreward, the ice pack, with the incoming high across the Churchill River to Fort Prince of 1930's, of the infant son of Charles Augustus leaders. Wales. There the man insisted on being left Lindbergh- the first man (in 1927) to make a solo I shah deal with the rest of this account, in part tides. two of.this "editorial" in tomorrow's HERALD. For a few moments - sometimes longer - his alone, becoming, almost violent when Roderick airplane crossing of the Atlantic ocean, in his by Riohard Jaokson Ottawa Offbeat info Bill C .28 Con Job Ottawa, - It's all so cosmetic, says Dan health McKenzie, the independent-minded and out- spoken Conservative MP for Winnipeg South Columns Centre. BRITISH COLUMBIA MEDICAL ASSOCIATION And in a lot of cases, he adds, simply so much 1807 West 10th Avenue, Vancouver, B.C. V6J 2A9 con. He could be talking about almost anything this By Dr, Bob Young - or indeed, almost any - government does in the months running up to an election. • In 1911 It's not so much what it does - for usually that doesn't amount to much - as what it says it's go~hge to do. B.O. Oootors Made main thrust is image. Like with Bill C-28. 698,904 Houseoalls That was the celebrated piece of legislation "Doctors never make wastes time and may I~ introduced by the Liberals to appease public house calls." This statement dangerous for the patient. outrage at the overpayment and underworking is made so often that some Symptoms such as severe of the overblown civil service which, leading the people believe it. • chest pain, coma, or nationalpay and fringe benefits parade, has Historicallythe doctor was collapse, and accidents often one of the few citizens where a laceration or been blamed in large part for inflation, r who possessed tran. fracture has occurred are Bill C-28 proposed putting a ceiling on the civil sportaflon - originally a sufficient reason to transfer service by: • horse, with or without a the patient to hospital. . Tying its pay rates to comparable levels of heggy. Later he was 'one of Home calls are frecluenUy competence and responsibility in business and the first in 4my~ to own a n nf value if the complaint is automobile. It was only vomiting, fever, or pain. The industry, sensible and humane that he doctor can often reach a - Allow the government to lock out civil ser- visit patients in their homes satisfactory diagnosis, but vants as a sorely-needed strike weapon. to dispense his compassion mast are more comfortable .Limit membe~p,~ civil service unions to and potieas. ~'~:. ~! ~*.', ',) . if the 'meet ~ paUe~.,in the, ~ those earning less:~than~5,000. Now, ininany instances, it Emergency" Department'' is hotter in.actiee~to' take,the- ~where blood tests and x-rays -'Examine methods of controlling the indexing • patient to a location where are readily available. of public service salaries. the doctor has access to a full The third type is the Great stuff. range of medical equipment convenience •call. The Produced by a proud government to pruve that and services. It is not ~Uent is either marginally it, and not really the public service bureaucratic possible to provide complete or is well, and may even Fraser River care out of a little black bag be out shopping or playing mandarins monitor the economy, serves as a anymore. bridge with the neighbors model in setting standards and generally House calls usually are an when the visit is made. oversee the running of the country. Fish Hatchery or Water Highway inefficient way of delivering These families wonder why So what happened to it? health care. A doctor can they have difficulty when VANCOUVER (CP) -- the public works department One of the first efforts at W~lle private dredging for look after several patients in they request the next house It was given first and second reading in the sand is not subject to time Commons and than shuffled off to the House With the Fraser River acting dredging for navigation, regulation, which started in his office in the time it takes cell. as a conduit for a million private companies also the early 1970s, was to have restrictions, dredging for to visit one at home. Doctors Finally, most doctors Committee on Miscellaneous Estimates. sockeye salmon fry heading operate in the river dredging observers placed on board navigation cannot be have to remain productive in willingly make calls to the Where it remains. to sea and as a major up sand for sale as land fill, all operating dredges. delayed. areas where demands for homes of elderly or infirm Stuck. navigational route, conflicts among other uses." "These people stand by a "So in our guidelines we've their services are high, and patients, or to see children are unavoidable. DAMAGE SEVERE fine mesh screen, wash and tried to separate the two they also must carry a large when there is a harrasaed And won't emerge until after Parliament types of dredging, though, patient.lead (some feel an reconvenes next October 10 - if Prime Minister While the federal fisheries The operations are quick sweep the debris off the mother with a houseful of service works to keep the death to salmon fry. screen and snatch up and obviously, the fish can't tell excessive load) to pay their kids. Trudeau does not interrupt proceedings with a river undisturbed for fish, Fisheries service tests show identify any fish that ap- the dLfference between a overhead and maintain their Last year 698,904 house belated call for an election. the public works ministry fingerlings three to four pear," said McNaily. private and a public works income. cells and emergency visits If there is an election intervening, well. has a responsibility to coutimetres long have a If the observer on any dredge. House calls (and I've were made by BC doctors. dredge it for navigation, an death rate of 98.8 per cent &'edge spots 10 fry per hour "Our first concern is the made a million of them!) fall Doctors never make house farewell Bill C-28, it was good to know a~ut it if for two successive hours fish so from March 15 to June into four categories. calls? Don't you believe itl only for a fleeting minute. action that takes its toll of when canght up' in a hy- fish. draulic suction dredging then the dredge is shut down 1, the major time for The emergency house visit And if there's no election, that still won't The two departments have operation. for the remainder of the downstream migration, all guarantee that Bill C-28 will resurface from the finally worked out a system The river system produces shUt. The same rule applies suction dredges have to stay House Committee for approval and passage by that allows them both to use an annual average com- if a sudden rush offish, about out of the river except for the Commons and Senate. the river with minimal mercial catch of 4.1 million 20 fry at one time, are caught what we recognize as Is Alexi Putting Us On damage to fish runs. sockeye, 2.1 million pinks, up. emergency situations. And you know why? "The problem is that we 500,000 coho and 1.3 million REGULATIONS "From the point of view of HALIFAX (CP) -- Aienei "The fish will die for Because, as Dan McKenzie says, it's all so are two agencies with chums with an estimated DETAILED the fish it would be nice to or- Voikov, the Soviet Union's nothing if they are not cosmetic. diametrically opposed needs gross value of ~6 million in A list of 10 detailed regu- der all suction dredges out of' fisheries representative in caught." for the river," said John 1976. istions laid down by fisheries ' the river but in practical Halifax, says the Russian A con job. in 1975 forms the basis for co- terms that wouldn't work. The Russian fishing in- How so? McNally, acting chief of the "Ideally, l'd llke to say to fishing fleet off Canada has dustry employs clone to one land use division, habitat public works, 'Just go away, operation between the two We can't shut down the boon reduced to. about one- Well, while Bill C-28 grows moss in the Com- ministries. whole port because one million people, including protection, fisheries and fellows,' but we have to work quarter its previous size shipbuilding, processing and mittee, the government - instead of bringing marine service of En- together," said McNally. The rules specify the types dredge has caught one fry. since Canada introduced its of dredges permitted, when But the guidelines we are canning personnel, he said. high-level public service salaries into line with vironment Canada. "And, in fairness, there has 200-milefishing.control zone. Its backbone is a fleet of "Ore"job is to look after the been a positive effort by and where they can be used using now are practical and Some of the fleet has been those paid in business and industry, as promised and where material can he they're having a fair degree 3,000 large vessels of more fish and dredging interferes public works to change their transferred to southern than 100 tons each. There are by Bill C-28- has given some 2,000 senior operation to suit us." dum~,d. of success." areas and to fishing banks bureaucrats a $2,400 raise. with the fish. In addition to also about 20,000 smaller off Africa, he said. vessels working in Russian Not that they were being underpaid, mind you - Russian biologists feel the • coastal waters, perish the thought in the civil service - since 33 of 200.mile limit extends too those 2,000 or more bureau~atic hoffins were far, Volkov said. They "We have about 60 Stioky Baoteria- Next Modioal Miraole support a 50-or 60-mile zone. bilateral international. already drawing down betwcen $45,000 and He said a country cannot fishing ugreemmts. We fish $73,000. LETHBRIDGE, Alta. Scientists have used tangled fibres that don't let "This is a fairly big save up its unharvested fish praeticaBy everywhere in And the government did it, Treasury Board (CP) -- A study of bacteria portholes opening into the antibiotics through." discovery." resources forever as it could the wgrld and need in- admitted by way of explanation, to bring the pay which cling tenaciously to cattles' stomachs to "We've discovered where The bacterium is one with mineral resources. ternational co~peratim." of boffins up. the digestive tracts of cattle facilitate sampling of bac- they are, and that they're which helps cattle digest teria. more numerous than floating So much for equalization under Bill C-28. • may eventually lead to the cheap ureaor fertilizer- I Get this too. There was Transport Minister discovery, of diseasefighting Antibiotics can wipe out populations of bacteria." based feed. "Through our antibiotics. bacteria with indiscriminate In the cattle research at work. we may be able to TERRACE/KITIMAT Otto Lane, the Prime Minister's "strong man" in Dr. Bill Costerton of blasts, but the latest Lethbridge, Chess and control the bacteria and the West openly boasting that the government University of Calgary is one research indicates it might fellow.researchers Dr, Peter cattle can make use of the had brought in Bill C-28 as a means of "resisting of several Canadians in- be easier and safer to break Bailey and Dr, Bob Hironaka urea more economically." • da!ly, herald pular pressure to clamp down even harder on volved in research on sticky • the bacteria's grip than to have isolated about 300 types The Lethbrtdge scientists ~ bacteria. kill ti~em. of bacteria which cling to also expect they will be able General Office • 4354351 Published by e public service." Cesterten is working on STUDY STICKY GERMS cattle stomachs. to protect newborn calves Circulation - 6354357 Sterlin~ Publishers So it was not only a con job. development of an antibiotic Costerton, Dr. Kuo-Joan against scours, a deadly But a phoney. A sop thrown to an outi'aged to combat the cystic fibrosis Chang at the Lethbrldge Chang said they have dis. form of diarrhea, and PUBLISHER... L~aurle t~llett blic to appease its anger against the excesses bacterium which builds a federal agriculture research covered that the bacteria in against other diseases which MANAGING EDITOR...Ernnt Sml0r ~ suffocating slime in the station and Dr. Gill Gsescy cattle come from the surface cost millions of dollars an- REPORTERS...Donna Vallla'es (Terrace.Thorn hill) the eivil service. lungs of young victims. at University of Victoria, of the rumen--a stomach. nually in lost animals, Meanwhile Bill C-28 rests in peace in the now have spent two years KITIMAT OFFICE~Pat~Zelinskl • o~z-oou, -The research might also i non-existent Committee on Miscellaneous result in savings of millions discovering which germs Published every weekday at 3212 Kslum St., Terrace, Estimates. of dollars annually for cling~pide human and WILl, NOT PROSEcuTE B.C. A member of Varified Circulation. Authorizeclas livestock producers. animal h~sts. justify prosecuting Hum- second class mall. Registration number 1201. Postage Proceeding on the basis of Their studies have in- LONDON (AP) -- Jeer. plwy, who. said on a paid In cash, return postage guaranteed. APPEAL REJECTED research done a decade ago, dicated that the stickiness of nalist Derek Bumphry, who television program last MOSCOW (Reutar) -- A Supreme Court of the Rus- Canadian scientists have the bacteria is essential to admitted helping his cancer- March that he gave his ter- "NOTE OF COPYRIGHT Russian court Tuesday sian Federation upheld the identified several types of the germs' success. strikes wife to kill herself minally-ill wife, Jean, a rejected an appeal by Yuri sentence of seven years in a bacteria which cling to the "We've known where the three years ago, will not be lethal dose of drugs in a cup The Herald retains full, complete and sole copyright Oriov, leader of the dissident labor camp and five years of surfaces in the digestive bacteria were in general, prosecuted, a spokesman for of coffee. Humphry said his in any advertisement produced and-or any editorial or Helsinki humanrighte group, internal exile, impsaed last tracts of cattle and in human such as in stomach fluids," the director of public wife of 20 years chose the I~otographlc content published In the Herald. against his sentence for anti- May on her husband by a lungs and bladders where said Costerton. "But we pl'osecutiom said Tuesday. moment to die by saying. eproductlon Is not permitted without the written Soviet agitation, his wife Moscow court. they can feed on a stream of didn't know they were stuck The spokesman said there "it's time you went and got rmlssion of the Publisher. said. lrinn Orlov said the Imsslng nutrients. on to surface by means of was insui:,~lent evid,,,ce to me something to drink." I /,. ,. .: ...... , • . •

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THE HERALD, Wednosday, July 19, !978, PAGE 3 Job opportunities Terrace Singles Club- 2,4,D goes into lake VERNON, B.C. CP - A in the water and heading to of the Scientific Pollution demonstration by three the spot where the 2,4 D was and Envrionmental Control ..Further details on the Cook- $3.00 hour. Terrace. Having fun together enwionmental organizations to be applied. Society and Grcenpeace following lobs are to~ be Cocking and some clean.up. on Kalamalka Lake at this PROTESTING USE organize t ions were obtained by calling the Shift work. by Olive Slaeke, president are large .clubs of the two types of activities are okanagan city delayed ap- The environmentalists protesting use of what they Terrace office of the Canada Terrace Singles Club and three hundred members, planned occasionally. plication of the herbicide regrouped and headed for termed a dangerous her. Employn,ont Centre at 635- Baker • $7.00 per hour to Terrace Singles Club such as Prince George, New You must remember that 2,41) into the lake by several the sitewhere they launched bicide in a public water 713¢ start, Terrace. Permanent (formerly the 'Minus One) Westminster and Van- moat of us work full-time and hours Monday their canoes but arrived just supply. Millwright - IWA ' rate. full time. Must have ex- will hold their monthly couver, to mention a few. have very Httle time to carry But by noon the provincial after .the nerbicide was One protester, Farlie Terrace. Permanent full perience. duncc-saclal on July 22 at the on the extra work involved water investigations branch applied and the boat headed Paynter, of the Okanagan Masonic Hall, 4917 Lazelle, • If you are shy and can't time. General duties in local venture in on your own, call with running of a club such successfully completed the back to nearby 0yama, community of Westbank, mill -shift work involved. Heavy ~Duty Mechanic - atr 9 p.m, one of these members and as this. If you have never application after giving where it is kept. said be was swimming 1½ $10.51 h/}ur' . Terrace. For those who are not been on the executive you environmentalists the slip Members of the South metres from the government familiar with these clubs, I we wltl see that you are met General Office Clerk - DOE Temporary full time (2 or picked up the first time: wouldn't realize how-much RCMP were called out to Okanagan Environmental beat when the 2,4 D was.put $3.50 hour. Terrace. Per- months). Certified HD would like to explain their work is involved. "~ clear the way for en- Coalition, Okanagan chapter into the water. funotion. Peggy at 638-1093, Olive at manout full time. Invoicing Mechanic Heavy EqalpmeQt 635-4052, Margaret at 635- It would be nl~," ~for vironment ministry acquntic through a cardex inventory repair. First, the name single example, to haven live band, . plant management staff to parents, which is included in 9349, Bob at 635-9649, or system. Accurate typing. Lowell at 635-2594, in but because of the high" Cost, enter buildings where the 2.4 Radiator Repairman some clubs, does not imply we need good dance records. D and application machinery that those who have never Terrace, or Eric in Kitimat Ist Aid Attendant - $4.35 hr. Negotiable Salary DOE. at 632-2594. If you have good variety of < were kept. Terrace. Must have B ticket. Terrace. Permanent, fuU been married or have no records, bring them along to At noon, three hours Lazelle M ioal O or time. Must have experience children may not join. In Your membership card our dunces. behind schedule, about 30 Auto Body Repalrman- $4.00 or related radiator ex- small areas we may not have entitles you to attend rude- We have bar service, pounds of pellets containing hr. Terrace. Prefer jour- perience. Some light enough parents anyway. tiara in any city when you coffee and snacks, so 20 per cent 2,4 D were neyman." Experience in mechanic work. These people felt a com- are travelling, at a mem- donations of food or a cash dropped in about two metres is pleased to announce metal and light collision mon bend with their bership fee instead of the contribution is requested. of water at the north end of repair. problems of rearing children higher non-membership We also have a raffle for a Kalamalha Lake, into spots Registered Nurse - cnnlc. on their own and trying to get price. bottle and a door prize. totalling just under a quarter Dr. Lennox Brown has rejoined Wulter-Waltress - $3.00 hr. $5.50hour. Terrace. Oncall help where they could in the This is a Canada-wide • It would be nice to have a acre. The herbicide is being Terrace. Must be mature only - for relief and for large cities. organization which has harbeque picnic in the near used to fight spreading Dr. •Ran Brooks, and responsible. emergencies. To assist in A widowed or divorced yearly conferences each future. How about sight- Eurasian miifoil weed. clinic. person usually felt out of year. seeing tours, skiing, dinners Police had escorted a Mnnnger-suprv. - Stereo place, no they decided to If there is a sizeable group and fishing7 Any ideas? truck carrying the boat used Dr. Catherine Reilkoff DOPL DOE. Permanontfull Computer Operator - $850 - form their own clubs. There of young children family- If you are between the for application from the city time. Must have retail sales $1200 rod. DOE. Terrace. ages of 25 and 75, come join sewage treatment plant and and experience knowledgable Permanent fulitime. Must us. We have well balanced protesters tried to follow it about stereo equipment. be experienced on IBM crowds and lots of fun. but failed. Musthavegood System 32 - Must be IBM 1,5 appear on We extend an invitation to By the time the en- Dr. John Birbeck. .management skills, trained. Operate 3741 lively seniorcltizen couples vironmentalists got to the Keypunch. come out and shake a leg. beat launching area, it was Clerical Assistant - $5.23 hr. Terrace. 50 wpm typing, AdverUsing Salesperson - grass cnarges eooeeeeoeeeeeeeoeoooeeeoooeoeooeoeeooe filing, photocopying, minute- Negotiable. Terrace. Must inking, mail, shorthand dicta be fully experienced. Must VICTORIACP-Fifteen men operation, the men aboard ~ ia~.ferred. Typing test to be were scheduled t° ann"ear in dumped rifles °verbeard and " OUR | given. Musthave oWnbeabletransp°rtati°n'to work in- Victoria provincial court ma.y• also. have dumped 6 dependently, today on charges of con- aa~tio.naJ o~gs... -. Composing Room Foreman - spiracy to traffic in .. "'it m certmmy ..l~Ssune Negotiable. Terrace. Must CocktallWaltrees-~.25hr. marijuana following the mac. arugs were mrown , ~~~~~ ! largest seizure of the drug in overnoara as our omcers be journeyman of 4 years DOE. Must be 19, mature Canadian history clused in," he said. experience., Must have thorough knowledge of all and reliable. Meanwhile, RCMP were "We know the rifles were • equipment. Must be able to Construction Labour- $4.00 continuing to search the 'ditched bemuse some of • do minor maintenance and hr• Terrace. Owntrauspert rugged shore along Shelter me.~.were In plas.u.c .Pegs • ~i~~~ !• some repair. and assa, Some building Inlet, 32 kllometres nor- ann mey ,came to me tops. experience preferred, thwest of Tofino on the west .But almost anything could. • Carpenters- DOE union coast of Vancouver Island, nave .neenmrown over at the wage. Dawson Creak. No Short Order Cook- DOE. for more drugs. Police seized l~t m~"u~. . . accommodation supplied. Terrace. Permanent full- between 15 and 18 tons of . ,Anymmg .... unaerwater ~M time job. Expeience marijuana, believed to be a mn,tg°ing t° g°ve~ mr, s° • ~~ ~~~ ~~~ ! Grader Operator high ~rade Colombian were concemradng our ,ffi Negotiable. Must .have MustpreferredhavebUt wiilowntrain.tran, va~ety ~nd estimated to be imm...eclintesearch along the logging and mad building sportaUon, worth about $28 million, coastline." • construction experience. RCMP Superintendent Police are still searching • SalesClerk $350hr [K)E ScottyGardi.r said that as the two shpa trapped in. ~~~~ i Plumber - Union wage. Terrace. Permanont part- police converged on two Saturday's dawn raid con- Kamloops. Must be jour- time. Must be mature, ships being used in the ducted by 50 RCMP officers • neyman or experience. Handling cash sales. Ex- , • Stenographer - $6.82 hr. Terrace. Must have 50 wpm. periencepreferred.General Office Clerk-. LastsA Whole Week From Dictaphone: Must have' Bookkeeping - $410 - $450 Ferry walkout : grade 12 or related ex- month• Terrace. Per- • • • peritncq~ ~ Security,., mnnent parttime ~cCur~te. cleara~e~E,.~.~f~.~, ~ ~ ,, : typing,, Bookkeeping : m-,.,i, i-.:..) -,.halts . ~ Sm!lng., • : . : duiyi:i th 23rdl ,., ~ooa - ~.~ nr. "terrace. Experience required. WEST VANCOUVER(CP) review the union's com- Shift work. Cook pizza's, steaks, etc. Associate Dental Surgeon)n - --Ferrywaits of uppassengers to 4 1-2 hoursfaced SAYSplaints.DISPUTE MINOR "Come on in and Catch the Specials | Fee for Service. Must haveu~ve Monday after the crow of the E. J. Bentley, a ~ . chambermaid - $3.75 hr. rain. of 3 years experionce an Terrace. jmust have some dental surgeon with B.C.3.C.ca, off~eenofC,uitiam.wn~ed the job before the 2:30 spokesmancorporation, saidfor thethe dispute ferry ~~_ MONDAY, : 7th D&S SPECIAL BURGER $1 18 e• experience. Shift work. Lic~noe. p.m. sailing. ' was minor and involved the ~ | Executive Secretary - $1,000 Registered Nurse- $11241124 plainedThe 3~.that workersthe ferries com-corporation'sare praisal of an criticalemployee's ap.: qM TUESDAY18th OOHE¥BURGER H e• month. Terrace. Typing 60 mouth. Terrace. Care of understaffed and overloaded work. He refused to • | wpm, filing, transcribing, ~tiente in ICU maintenance shorthand month end equipment. Respmaiblelblenee Columbiaand that F~rries the Corp.British is elaborate.Union spokesman Bob wA -WEDNESDAY 19th FISH DINNER $1.98 $ reports, exp with public• to head nurse. Shift work•ix 8 showing complete disregard Peacock accused the car- • perc~t VP. Room and Apprentice Baker - $3.50 hr. '~oard provided at cost. and for its ferry left for porationoftryingtodiffuse~e,.uo Port McNeil. 2 rod. :- THURSDAY20th TESBURGER $1H, : probation period. No ex- Waiter-Waitress - $3.50 hr. Nanaimo, B.C. following a "It's not a small dispate," perience necessary. ~" meoUng between the B.C. he said. "It could do:mind •. FRID AY 21st CHEESEBURGER $1 08 • Terrace. Min, 19 years.~x- Labor Relations Board and into a full-scale strike." ~ u Able to handle cash. Clerk-Typist - $3,400 year. perience not essential. the B.C. Ferry andMarine He saidtheworkstoppage ~ Terrace. 4O w.p.m. Workers Union. Traffic at was the culmination of ~ SATURDAY22 n d DELUXEBURGER 88 preferred. Horseshoe Bay was backed months of frustration with • • up more than two management over staffing • Securil ~curity Gu~-$4.50 hr, ~ometres ~nda~:mf:tnYt,s~Suesand • SUNDAY 23rd MUSHROOMBURGER Stenographer - $9,170 an- Terrace. Must have D.L. A hearing was scheduled g Isregard for • • $1118 • num. Terrace. Must have Fixed shift,sl transportation for today in Vancouver to workers' complaints. ~ dictaphone experience. available Typing 40 wpm. Short hand perienceperienceaVailablepreferred.fr°m town. Ex- 5 Between 2 & 4 every afternoon throughout the week you can buy not necessary...... __. • a 10 = Coke and keep the Tiffany Glass. This offer is with food • Carpente ] Stand Tenders - 100.50 acre. Min.Min.Carpenter'l 1 yearTBA'experienceTerrace" Tourist Alert I • orders only & while glass stock lasts. • Must have 3.6 rod. ex- ~l~r. ed, perience and have own Must have own VANCOUVER'CP- medium chalnsaw. Must ~luir, ed. The I : Friday, Saturday and Sunday your regular Root Beer costs have own hard hat, leg PlumbelPlumber - $12.00 hr. following persons are . rg i • ...... /,o 1,~t • padding, steel toe boots, Terrace. Must be fully urged to contact the persona| message: I y~,~, v,, y Own transportation. Good expexperienced. Must haveown J"onann Fr ederi ck Badero f Helen Ral p h of Calg a ry, I stand tender should be able transportation. Berne Switzerland Alta ] • ALSO: Each time you visit the Dog N Suds during the entire week 0 to clear I acre a day. Donal~i Doving of' Delta, Kei~andMiaWyenbergof • " • • " • Apprentice Baker - $4.00 hr. u.u..... uatgary, Aim._._ Ii • You have a chance to wm a trip for two to Vancouver, plus two nights •_ Housekeeper - $3.50 hr. to start. Terrace. Need Kay andLeo Finnigan of ~I1 Vigil of San Diego, I • hotel accommodation, plus $100.00 spending money. • Terrace. . Housecleaning drivers licenoe. Hot work ~urrey, ~.u. • duties. Prepare supper• and heavy lifUng involved. John Miller of Waterbury, John and Muriel Willman I • . n m ~ 11" • lrTlr~l" t'~l"~ ~'q Lm /m~l ~k43k • Conn. of Missisanga, Ont. I ~ Zl~'5~l,Z LAIkI~L~IU, UOO-~I~ A Babysitter- $3.50 day. To Draftsperson - DOE. John Lloyd Miller of Lath- Berme• Zdrill of Winnipeg, I ~_ ...... V care for l - 4 year old child,. Terrace. Must have some bridge, Alta. Man. J ~••••••••••••••••~••@••0•••••••••••••• Will involve feeding supper experience as a draftsperson and putting to bed. Tern- for a legal survey and i n i porary position. en~ncering practice. Pizza Cook - $3.75 hr. Terrace. Must have some Babysitter and ,Light AM [] IMAM m, IAMM~ ME i~mlP TICKETS $2.00 8 : n work experience. Prepare Terrace.Housekeeping Ages 1 and Duties- Z. Must ~n m I t/UO/ SOOK StO.oo pizzas, pasta, baked have own trmmportatlon. 7 ----~-'-'~-- " '~ ~ I ~. -~ i~ I'ii i ~ spareribs. Uniforms sup- plied. Terrace.Fliers- I.W.A.Permanent rate. full ANOTHER LOTTERY : _' Mortgage Clerk - $4.50 hr. time. Goneraidutieslnlocal ~' ~W~.:, . ,~,,,~,~;:'~.:.... • ~ ~.. . ~ ~ ~ [] mill. Must have saw ill or m. "" ~S ' ~ Terrace. Processing With LuckyL I m : : I mortgage payments. saw fitter experlouce. .., proceed,¢ MM ~ E). wm ! i i : il Sales PerSon - $3.50 hr. Streetworker - $138.50 week. andYOUge i~m ~.~ : i i [] Terrace. Permanent part- Terraco. Hrs. flexible, must ~1 li~ ~" ii i :: I time. Mature person, neat be able to work ind. and be ~ ~mm appearance. Experienced able to commun, am= : I preferred. Researcher - $138 week. ~ MM I i :: i . l Chalnsaw Operator - $5,60 Terrace. Must have drivers ~ . o~ : : : : ¢ hr. Terrace. Must have own licence to work towards a E ~ ~ ~ m • • . to BE chaiusaw. Temporary only. establishing a display of Lucky l .ffi,. i ! i 1~ available. artifacts and information of. Hundreds ol •~ ~ ~ ~ ]= ! i i ~ []

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PAGE 4, THE HERALD, Wednesday, July 19,. 1978 Jackson suspended... year's World Series, leads An apology from Jackson NEW YORK AP - New York attitude when he came to the ball park that he was upset eYankees in runs batted in would not soothe the outfielder Reggie Jackson and is second on the team in situationl Martin and Tallis was suspended indefinitely about something. Until today home runs. said. by Yankees manager Billy his attitude was tremen- "I .don't believe in dous." "l have never been ac- Martin on Monday night crued of undermining Billy," aucloglzing," Martin said. "I after he "disregarded the said Jackson. "I don't cry, we"n't talk anything out with manager.'., orders." Jackson earlier had called him. I'm the manager. He Martin, reading from a when I don't play, t~t they himself a "part time are trying to get meY' does what I say. I'm not handwritten statement, said player." He had been "After the bunts, ,.one of getting paid $,1 million. I Jackson bunted after being angered over his rote as a Billy's coaches told me I ~ ey my bess's orders. They told to swing away with a part time designated hitter, tell me what to do and I do man on first base and nobody eonld leave. It's b~en like a job assigned him by club this for a year and a half," he it." eat in the lOth inning of the owner George Steinbreaner After the foul third strike Yankees' 9-7 American said. in a lineup shuffle folldwing rdartin safd the suspensior, bunt attempt, Steinbrenner League baseball loss to the all Star Game. would be open ended, is reported to have called the Kansas City RoyaL,. "He'll be reinstated when Yankees dugoutfrom his box After a lengthy meeting CLUB RBi LEADER I'm ready to reinstate him," and was told that Jackson between Martin and Jackson, the hero in last Yankees general manager the manager said, had act~ on his own. Cedric TalUs, the New York manager announced the suspension. "he was told verbally by the third base coach to ...takes news calmly swing," Martin read from the statement. "The bunt handwritten statement. NEW YORK AP - Reggle Spllttorff, the starting pit- "The bunt sign was on on the sign was on the first pitch, Jackson reacted calmly cher for the Royal, on which was a hall, then was Monday night to being Monday night and against first pitch, ,which was a ball, taken off. Jackson was told suspended by New York whomJacksonbattedfourth. then was taken off. Jackson was told to swing away but swing away but he said, manager Billy Martin after '~'ll bunt instead.'" he "disregarded . the MEETS WITH OWNER he said, Tll bunt instead.' " Before he learned of the manager's orders" and "I talked to George Before he learned of the suspension, Jackson said he buntedduringthe 10th inning Yankees owner George suspension, Jackson said he had been told after striking of theYankees' 9-7 American Steinbrennor for an hour and had been told after striking out while attempting to bunt league baseball loss to a half this afternoon," said out while attempting to bunt that he could leave the bench that he could leave the beach Kansas City Royais. Jackson. before the game ended by "I can't win no matter He said he had made before the game ended by "one of Billy's coaches." what I do," Jackson said requests of Steinbrenner~ but "one of Billy's coaehes." UNAWARE OF SUSPEN- when told by reporters of his made no threatening i indefinitesuspensionwithout' remarks. Jackson said This happy chappie was photographed go-carting on complained, the Overwaitea lot used to be the most SION popular "track" on Sundays for pursuers of the mini- Jackson, who left the pay. "I come off as a big, Steinbrenner told him he UP TO the Overwaitea Parking lot Monday night in his 3 h.p., Yankees locker room ap- greedy money maker, I'm would "do what I can de in safely bumpered vehicle, wearing his protective gear sport. parently without knowing of not going to file a grievance the situation." as a good go-carter should. Until nearby churches Martin's decision to suspend or a suit." After a lengthy meeting (per annum return) him without pay, had ex- 'Tv been saying nothing between Martin and general but 'Yes, sir,' ever since I' manager Cedric Tallis plained the play after the Real .Estate game. came here. I'm going home following Monday's game, "If I get it down, I'm a to pack and go to Califor- the New York manager lnv~stmant here," said Jackson. "If not, nia." announced the suspension. secured by residential Eskimos hang on for win I'm a bum. I was trying to • Jackson, who signed a five "He was told verbally by income property 15,000 get him - Tburman Munson - year contract with the the third base coach to minimum investment. WINNIPEG CP p Edmonton Wilkinson pass on the second Two plays later, Wilkinson and after Ifesic boomed a 75- into scoring position the best Yankees for $2.9 million as a swing," Martin read from a Eskimos gave up a quick lO plaYu?f the game. hit Lung for an 18 - IO lead. yard single, Brock came way I could, l've got a man, free agent prior to the 1977 We will be visiting your points to Winnipeg Blue Wilkinson, who LINE BLOCKED PUNT right hack to direct a 7feyard season, has had problems city to arrange an ap- touchdown march. It took six LOU Pinielin, hitting .32O JAMIESON VISITS Bombers, but then scored 25 directed one 64 yard march Soon after, Edmonton's behind me and we've got a getting along with Martin WEST BERLIN (Renter) pointmeni. Call: Sam in the first .quarter before plays and ended with Crump consecutive points and hung Elberta Crude gave a good chance to ~ore and win throughout his 1½year stay -- Extei'nal Affairs Minister Allman - l124r/2.gf~. on for a 29 - 28 Canadian settling for a field goal, took masterful demonstration. going over from the top, if I move the man up." in New York. total command of the second from the two-yard.line. Don Jamieson arrived here Football League victory All four linemen broke However, Martin thought The two nearly came to Tuesday for a one-day visit, GREEN ACRES Tuesday n~ht. quarter. His masterful play' through with Bill Stevenson, A Cutler field goal made it differently of the situation. blows in the dugout at Boston the first by a Canadian Veteran quarte2back Tom selection and execution, now playing offeace but back 29-24. Brock had Winnipeg "He disregarded the on national television in June foreign minister since 1964. REALTY LTD. Willduson, using sophomore combined with Germany's on dofeooe for this play, moving again until Jim manager's instructions,' of last season, and Jackson Jamieson will meet with runn~ hack Jim Germany rusningandSmith'scatches, blocking Ruoff's attempted Washington fumbled at the Martin said. "Nobody is has been periodically ben- Mayor Dietrich Stebhe. and rookie split end Waddell plus the excellent defensive end of a 22.yard gain on a bigger than this team." chad by Martin.including the Smith to good advantage, play of his team, kept the Pu~e Eskimos had a first screen pass. The Eskimos Martin said a player fifth game of the 1977 FOR PRIVAT• USE ORBUSINESb dissected the Winnipeg ball away from Winnlpeg for down on the two-yard llne recovered on their 30, but on disobe orders was the American League play offs. i- ,~,TnU=CT II defines before he gave way most of the 15 minutes.., and two plays later, Ger- the next play, Harry Walters the I to ronkie Warren Muen in the A 75 yarn mare~ emle~., many scored, plcke.doff a Monn.pusa. Te~ morase oz a nan cmn. xa~. • ~ .~ ltMwn nten All mmlu paid apply to pro'on|w, wiW U third quarter. • with Germany going ott The third quarter was all Bomuere prompuy mov "I don't like to fine or JacKson was not m me |on..n ~ur'cssh or Im'mwiu parer. 1st ud la~ 1 B then, the Eskimos bad tackle, 13 yards for a touch- Winnipeg, as quarterback down to the t0.yard line suspend anyone. I've never starting . lineup agamst II mm.na"'" '"~""[mn, ...... vd v....d'i.... ._..,v-- . • a o mble -101andanp af o!.t .onu mdph Bro came m.e before E .ont 's done it before, l sensed his Kansas Ctty left hander Paul i Moon produced JUSt enongn ~arter to put m.e 15s_Jmnos bench--he played bdeny m tWlC.e rusnea uroc~ tn~ EXAMPLES I imlats to give the defending an.seal 11-10. An.omar ~oum- the dying ~moments of the masmgonupessesmmeenu ~Wes~u,~F~oolilsH..~.o~.~t~iinter~el~. uns ~.one second quairter-- and gOt the zone. : . : ": ?~ i ~erei~e' chi/mi~n "s ~'i~r~i.i~'~.].~t~. ~ Boml~n going, mainly wit~=~ "Winm'peg had- .to*setUe for* "gecan]f~truight~lff:The'Ib~ 'BhI~ ~temporarn~Y **'nanea passes. • a nel~ goat ergot seoonua was Winnipng's second. Edmonton's drive, as Brock hit Holmes with a into the final quarter. Germany made touchdown starting Bomber quar- alxyard touchdown pass Commonwealth Games [ runs of 13 yards and one yard terback Harry Knight was after Brian Herosinn The Bombers intereepled ALGIERS (AFP) -- There Africa. • ~ ...... ~ ...... " " - " and Wilkinson hit Stu Lung hit on the next play and his recovered a fumble by three passes but lost all five will be no boycott by African New Zealand's sporting in- "/8 Camaro HT 78 Zephyr .Sedan] 71 Dodge Van for seven yards for the fumble was recovered for Germany on the Edmonton of their fumbles. Both clubs athletes ~ next month's volvement with South Africa $1'39.00per month in4.00 per month [ $119.00per month Eskimos' other major score, Edmonton by Run Estey. 36. That made it 2.5-17 at 3:45 had five qu=terbank sacks. Commonwealth Games in also is believed to be lease end price lease end price] lease end price Dave Cutler kicked two field Edmonton, Abraham Ordia, worrying the Moscow $L025.00 $1,US.0O 1 SIJI75.00 goals and three converts, o president of the Supreme Olympic organizers. .or simply return or simply, return] or simply return while Bank llesic added Council for Sport in Africa,. Informed sources said that 78 Fiesta 3 dr. 78 F!50 4 x 4 J 71 OMs Cutlass singles of 87 and 75 yards. said Tuesday. unless the New Zealand $1~.00 per month S15S.00per month J $139.00 per month Winnipeg lineha.c.ker Run Alouettes and Argonauts "Despite the presence of goverement takes a stand lease end price team end price! lease end price Southwlck returned a pass New Zealand, the Com- against apartheid, Africa SI400.00' $2,275.00 $2,02S.00 interception 35 yards for a monwealth Games are will" refuse to compete in .or sim~)l~ retern ~r simply return Ior simply return touchdown in the first safe," Ordla said in an in- Moscow at the 1980 Summer minute of the game. Mike rekindle old flames terview. Games. FOR FURTHER INFORMATIOH Holmes, on a six yard pass, The sources said Igor He said New Zealand has CALL LARRY HAYES- RICHAROS and Richard Crump on a two MONTREAL (CP) -- Mon- rivalry that dates back shortly after the Ealey to an election later this year Novikov, Soviet vice- ard run, also scored touch- treal Alouettes defeated several years. Edwards bomb, Montreal and certalln things are being premier and president of the COLLECT987-7111 owns for the Bombers. Toronto Argonauts 30-23 in Late in the fourth quarter punter Wanly Buono faked a said to catch votes, but when • Moscow organizing com- B•LMONT LEASING LTD. Bernie Ruoff added field what was billed as a Larry Brame, a Toronto third-dawn kick and instead the election is over the mittee, has held private 1160MARINE DRIVE goals of 17 and 37 yards, Canadian Football League tinebacker,, and defensive completed a pass to little nan council wit take a long, hard talks with African delegates NORTH VAHCOUVER, B.C.D.00479A three converts and a 70 yard end Wayne Smith of the Mofford on the Toronto 32 contest Tuesday night, but look at New Zealand's in- in" an attempt to avoid a I I II single. on affair that at times bore Argus were ejected from the yard line. volvement with South boycott of the 1980 Games. The game, played before more resemblance to a Pier- game. As early as half time 25,973 spectators, was like 6 brawl than a sperting event the referee bad to keep the four individual contests. The after the half-way mark. two sides apart as they made Bemhers controlled much of The victory left both clubs their way to their respective the first quarter when they. with a 1-1 record and appar- c~essing rooms. 'scored 10 points and pisyee ently re-kindled a fire on Joe Barnes went almost all impired bah after Southwick both sides in a long.standing the way at quarterback for scored by intercepting a Eastern Football Conference the winners and engineered Public Notice touchdowns in the first, third

~ttttU~~uu,~--"-'n-"n Wl counted the initial andtouchdown fonrth quarters.himself on a 12- / Decennial Revision yard run to the ri~t corner, By TIIE ASSOCIATED to lead Montreal Expm to a heaved an IS-yarn pass m PRESS 3.1 victory over Cincinnati Chuck McMann in the third, Don Sutton, spared Reds. and handed off to John suspension for alleged pit- TOSSES FIVE-HITTER O'Lcary for a one-yard run eking hnnkypaaky, tossed a of the Bank Act Fernando Gonzalez and in the fourth. six.hitter and earned his Bill Almon delivered run- Sure-fonted Don Sweet ~00th career victory as Los scoring singles to break a converted all three Montreal On Thursday, June 29, 1978, the House of Commons referred to the Standing Angeles Dodgers beat Pitt- sixth-inning tie and send San majors. In addition he Committee on Finance, Trade and Economic Affairs, the subject matter of Bill C-57, ,burgh Pirates 7.2 in a Na- Diego Padres to a 3-2 kicked a ~-yard field goal in An Act to revise the Bank Act, to amend the Quebec Savings Banks Act and the Bank tional League baseball game triumph over St. Louis second quarter,and added of Canada Act, to establish the Canadian Payments Association and to amend other Tue~lay night. behind Eric Rasmusaen's two more threepointers from Acts in consequence thereof. Catcher Joe Ferguson fivchitter. 12 and 19 yards in the final t rapped a three.run homer to J. R. Richard fired a period. Those organizations, firms and individuals who wish to submit a brief on the support Sutton in his first threehitter and drove in a The Ais led 7-0 after the subject should inform the Clerk of the Committee of their intention by Friday, start since he was ejected run with a second.inning first quarter, 10-3 at the half, August 4, 1978. The briefs should be submitted postmarked no later than Friday, from a game last Friday single as Houston Astros and 17-9 after 45 minutes of SeJ3tember lS, 1978, to the following: . bni~ht in St. Louis for tossing used an 18-hit attack to bomb play. aseballs that had been Philadelphia Phllliss 9-1. They managed to keep Clerk of the Standing Committee defaced. Greg Gross's eacrlllee fly highlytouted running back on Finance, Trade and Economic Sutton, 10-8, had faced a In the tlth Inning scored Terry Metcalf, obtained by possible i0-day suspension, Affairs (Bank Act Study), Bobby Murcer with the the Argonauts from the House of Commons, but league president Charles winning run, leading National Football League St. Peaney decided against that Chicago Cubs over San Louis Cardinals, shut down Ottawa, Ontario. ~ Monday. Francisco Giants, 7-6. ClAD for most of the night. KIA 0AT Ferguson's three-run Gaston's single drove in the In the first three quarters Upon receipt, they will be circulated to all Members of the Committee', homer off Pirates rookie Don winning run in the ninth as of play the only Toronto Robinson keyed a flvt,rnn Atlanta Braves defeated scoring came from the toe of The Committee reserves the exclusive right of selecting the witnesses whd will Dodgers surge in the fourth New York Mein 4-3. lan Sunter. The sure-footed be invited to appear before the Committee. inning that put the game out In the American League, Sunter kicked field goals of of reach. Ken Singleton and Mark 35 In the second quarter 47 The date for the commencement of public hearings will be announced later/ Sutton Joins Don Dry,dale Belanger drove in two runs .and 34 in the third and then as the only Dodgers pitchers apiece and Scott McGregor converted Toronto's two with 2OO or more career pitched a seven.hitter, touchdowns in the final 15 House of Commons Standing victories. Drysdale tiDal,had leading Baltimore Orioles to minutes of play. his career with 209. Sutton, a 5-1 victory over Texas The Argonauts and ace Committee on Finance, Trade • whose career record is Rangers. Gorman Thomas and Don quarterback Chuck Ealey and Economic Affairs. 152, became the 76th pitcher bad been stymied all night in in baseball history to win 200 Money hit solo home runs their efforts to put a major HOUSEOF COMMONS Bob Kaplan, M.P. games. and Jerry Augustine scat- score on the board. CHAMBRE DESCOMMU|IES Chairman Elsewhere in the National tered 10 hits, leading When they did, it was a CANADA League, Andre Dawson Milwaukee Brewers to a 7-2 case of too little, too late. drove in two runs. one with victory over Chicago White The Argos had been his lSth homer of the season, Sox. thrown off stride when THE HERALD, Wednesday, July 19, 1978, PAGE $ ' " ""-..: '...'. "~,.. ':c~:i:.i: :~. ,] ' ~i;...':~:'::'./ ~. :. • " . .. .. ::.. :~ ~,.:.-': ,., .,;.,~:.; .~. :' : .. • " ~,. '. :~ i . ' ;"!.' ~'.; '.'. i-:..... ' .. ,......

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The tennis courts on Kalum are busy from daylight to follow the Wimbledon championshipsin the press and dark these ideal weather days. Sales of tennis on T.Y. equipment have s~red/!ocally, and more and more CF action tonight Rider's fans losing faith? The Canadian Press "We don't have an from B.C. will cure their changes for fouight's affair. In Regina, where football abundame of down linemen runnlng game. Gotta may have some to is almost a religion, some right now," said Dimitroff. Saskatchewan will use a make if Terry Irvin, a faes are finding it hard to "We may change when twin tlght-end system with veteran import defensive keep the faith with everyone is healthier and Lancaster throwing to giants half, is ready to come off the Saskatchewan Roughriders. (Angelo) Wells is bark." Bob Richardson and Bob injury reserve list. The Roughriders, who Wells was kicked In the eye Bruer. Irvth injured a leg before missed the playoffs last in the league opener and will In Calgary, the Stam- the season started and, if he season for the first, time miss two or three games. Bill peders are going to have to can play, rookie Canadian since 1961, have made eight Harrison, a Canadian avoid repeating the 20 in- back Rob Kochel could be ch~ges this year but the fullback, is out with an ankle fractions for 131 yards lest moved inside. prediction is they will be out injury. last ,Tnceday night in Ei/- Gotta was happy with the of the playoff picture again Tom Shaman likely will monten. way Kochel handled himself in November. start at quarterback in place Jack Gotta, Stampeder in the 33-17 lees against the , The Roughriders open of Jimmy Jones for the coach end general manager, Eskimos despite the fact their Canadian Football TigerCats. Sbuman came in said his defenre will he Edmonton quarterbacks League season, tonight during ~e second half of lest watching B.C.'s running Tom Wilkinson and Warren against Hamilton Tiger-Cats week's game in Toronto, threats, Larry Key and Moon appeared to picking on in the season's first in- completing IS of 22 passes. Calvin Culliver. him from time to time. terlocking game. The Roughriders, who are Key carried the ball 18 7-9-1 lifetime against times for 184 yards and three The Saskatchewan- Meanwhile, in a Western Hamilton game will be Conference clash, British Hamilton, will have veteran touchdowns in his CFL debut Run Lancaster at the helm of against Winnipeg while televised on the full CTV Columbia Lions, riding high network s~rting at 8 p.m. following a 30-14 opening- their suspect offence. Culliver had six carries. i PLANS FEW CHANGES EDT. There ,will fie no a night triumph, against RUNNING GAME SICK television coverage of the Winnipeg Blue Bombers, The Roughriders hope the Lione'eaaehVicRappsaid 4l meet the improved Stampe- arrival of Mike Striddond he does not plan any great LionsCalgury clash. ' dent in Calgary. , TheTjger-Cat',areli¢~', .., ...... :"Jr "~ " sUffe loss to.T~'odto~.~lonau~ Q]p~L['.IJ.~L~ 1 J.I.U~,J~K./V- r~ ' '": ':/' their arch rivals in the . . o, E~ternConference.BEAT3.4 DEFENCE because of WHA : Schmalz The Argonauts beat Ham- ilton's3.4defence, butcoach OTTAWA(CP)--Tbehest says Clarence Schmalz, a merger with four WHA Tom Dimitroff says he will thing for junior hockey commissioner nf the Ontario teams-- Edmonton Oilers, use the same formation would be the demise of the Major Junior Hockey Winnipeg Jets, New England agaimt the Roughriders. World Hockey AssociaUou, Association. Whalers and quebec Nor- "They don't know what diques. they are doing when they Schmalz said the other sign underage junior players teams in the WHA-- to professional contracts," Birmingham Bulls, In- Smith brings Sclmmlz said in a telephone dianapolis Racers and interview Tuesday from Cincinnati Stingers'--are Wulkerten, Ont. trying to stay afloat by baton to Canada Sport Minister Ioun Camp- signing underage juniors. L()NDON CP - George Smith for the final stretch into the agnolo will be conducting an Last week John F. Bassett, THE OLASSlFIEDOOLUHNS OF THE of Edmonton, double gold stadium in Edmonton. inquiry into junior hockey owner of the WHA's Bir- medallist in the 1970 Com- later' this fan and Schmalz miugham Bulls, announced monwcalth Games in YOUNGSTERS PICKED said he hopes the govern- the signing of four juniors to Edinburgh, will carry to Athletic clubs in the ment will stop the signings one-yesr, $60,000 contracts Canada the baton to open the London area provide the based on its findings. and Monday Toronto lawyer There are about 250 junior Alan Eagleson said more TERRAOE/KITIMATDAILY HERALD 1978 Games in his home runners for the 10 stages to t town. He•throw Airport and each players in three leagues--the junior players will be offered Cmdr. Bill Collins, will be escorted by six Ontario association, the professional contracts. organizer of the British youngsters from London Western Canadian Hockey "They are going about it in section of the baton relay, schools or voluntary youth League and the quebec a cheap way," Schmalz said. said at a news conference organizations. Stages Major Junior Hockey Owners of teams not today that Smith, who won average 1½ miles. ' League. considered NHL prospects There is no reason to keep things you don't need or both individual swinmfing The final legs of just over NHL owners have honored want to hold onto their medleys at Edinburgh, will one mile will be run by Jean a verbal agreement not to franchises, hoping the enjoy anymore just because they're valuable. There are be the final runner of the 12 Allison, British women's sign playe~ under the age of merger takes place next stage ceremony here. 1,500 metre silver medalist 20 but the WHA has signed year. "As is customary, the first at Christchurch. She hands several juniors, notably 16- That way, Schmalz said, customers willing to pay good money for things you've stage of the relay will be over to Canadian High ycar.old Wayne Gretzky, they must he bought out by used to link one series of Commissioner Paul Martin. who recently signed a $1 the merging NHL teams and tired of. Commonwealth Games to After n short reception, million service contract with get some of their investment the next," Collins said. Martin hands the baton to Indianapolis Racers owner hack. C oniact the "Recycler of Unwants," the classified de- As usual there will be two Smith, who rune it to the Nelson Skalbanla. batons. The "working" waiting Air Canada flight. CAUGHT IN SQUEEZE baton will have the Queen's But now junior owners are partment of the Daily Herald. You will be pleased The officialwelcome takes caught in a squeeze play he. opening message sealed place in Ottawa on July 27. inside. The more ornate tween the financially- with the fast, speedy results. As fast as a phone call, From there, the baton will be strapped WHA and NHL, ceremonial baton will have flown to Hamilton, Ont., the message transferred to it which comprise a total of 24 birthplace of the Games in teams in Canada and the results happen! - 1930, then on to Vancouver, United States, Schmalz said. foe qce! Fi hi sit°of the 1954 Games. TheNHLrecentlyrejeeted . "

ng ...... -'-'---'-"" :' """'---"-" '" ""il Report li Bus!ness i!i by Don P'earson-Custom Ii] ~ "W. Notimted in our ili ,,o,.High tide ,at 1:50 p.m. o ll0, el DJrootory. .iil at 14 ft. and low tide at 7:30 ii!~. . AURORA ANIMAL HOSPITAL • 635-2040 iii] p.m. of 5 ft. J :~.:] READ FOR PROFIT • USE FOR RESULTS Yesterday's ocean was ili V GENERAL FURNITURE. 63|-4961 iii quite rough. It seems the wind comes up with the sun i'i: ~ WATER LILY BAY RESORT - 796.2267 ~ and goes down with the sun. So if yonfishing are plan planning your day We,re -..,c,v,,,.,.,.,-,c,.-.,.,..,.,,.- around the rough weather. BOYDS BODY SHOP. 635.9410 eA,L 035-03sl Theearly way In tothe do thisda~ is, in to someleave Listed o,-,,x,,-,o..,.,, small channel and come home late. The small Terrace/Kitimat channels are producing month courtesy of THE salmon are Sue Channel, Kitsaway Anchorage, Bishop Bay and Ursula Channel. Anyone wishing to inquire If youwish your Business Phone DAILY HERALD aboUt fishing can contact me after 6 p.m. at 632-6401 and listed for your customers please call i I I ask for Don. e....o. •eeeeaee.aee*ee*eee•eee°..*,.,..,,..... *.,..e.,,e. e,. e. ,.,.** e.e** e•, °e v ...... ,

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--= r L'rhe Herald reserves the - The following Neigh- Skeena Health Unit CONCRETE SEPTIC Full or part.time. Here Is an right to'classify ads under CLASSIFIED RATES .bourheod Watch Meetings 3215-2 Eby Street TANKS PRE-KAST opportunity to earn extra appropriate headings and to have been scheduled. Please Terrace, B.C. For Immediate delivery money, $6 - 88 per_ hour. set rates therefore and to 635-6307 Septic System Training is available. For LOCAL ONLY: note specific areas for which The'following are a few of Specialists Will trade property or house Furnlshedtwo bedroom unit, determine page location. 20 words or less $2.00 per these meetings are intended, interviews Call Marnle 635- The Herald reserves the in Terrace for a 3 bedroom carpeted, fireplace, .nsertlon, over 20 words 5 Meetings will be held the servk:es offered locally "lnslstontheBest" 9721 anytime (Fuller Brush) house and tnlaw suite In everything supplied In- right to revise, edit, classify cents per word. throughout the summer and by your •Health Unit Staff: PHONE 635.3939 (ctf) Pentlcton. Phone 635.4971 or cludlngdishes, linen vacuum or reject any advertisement - CHILD', HEALTH CON. SCHMITTYS EXCAVATING 3 or more consecutive In. householders are en- - 635-5379. (c4-14) etc. Suitable two working and to retain any answers sertl0ns $1.50 per Insertion. couragedto attend meetings FERENCES. ' Required for Terrace a girl adults. No pets. 635.6757. (p5- directed to the Herald Box arranged for their respective :'Held weekly at the Health RUPERT STEEL & for general office work. A Unit avery Tuesday from SALVAGE LTD. knowledge of accounting and 12) Reply Service, andre repay R E FUN DS: . areas. / the customer the sum paid First Insertion charged for" Wednesday, July 19, 1976 1:30.3:50p.m. Please phone We buy'copper, brass all accounts recelveable on For rent - By the week - one for the advertisement and for an appointment ' metals and batteries, accept. Remuneration will bedroom apartment. Fully box rental. whether run or not. 8:00 p.m.. Held at Thornhill Location .'Seal Cove be commensurate with Will babysit in my home 1 or furnished. Dishes, linens Box replies on "Hold" Absolutely no refunds after At the Sacred Heart Church Recreation Centre on the Opentill 5 p.m. M0n. to Sat. ability. Please reply In own 2 children. 635.5508. (c4-14) SUl~plied. Clean, quiet. instructions not picked up adhesbeenset. Meeting Room fourth Friday of every Phone 624-5639 handwriting to Box 1179, Weekly cleaning provided. within 10 days of expiry of an 4836 Straume Ave. month from 1:30.3:30 p.m. care of The Terrace.Kftlmat CORRECTIONS: For the 4900 block Lazelle, ABLE ELECTRIC LTD. Suitable for 2 working men. advertisement will be Must be made before 2nd Lambly, and Caledonia Please phone for an ap- Dally Herald, Box 399, $65 week single, $85 week peintment. • EIKtrlcal and Refrigeration Terrace, B.C. (ctf) destroyed unless mailing Insertion. double. 635-9258 Instructions are received. Allowance can be made for Avenue. . Babysitters who bring contr-ct. Those answerlng Box children must have" parents "Housewiring. ' HELPWANTED For Sale Pure bred Alaskan (p1-12) Numbers are requested not only one Incorrect ad. The following Neigh- written consent for ira- : 638.5g76 Earn. 2 hours a day- $200 Malamute pups, ready to go. to send Originals of BOX NUMBERS: beurhood Watch Meetings munizatlon. (ctf) a month commlsslon plus 875. 635.5233. (p3-14) documents to avoid loss. 75cents pick up. have been scheduled. Please ADULT CLINICS THE HOBBY HUT prizes. For details write All claims of errors In note speciflc areas for whlch These are held at the Healfh Ceram'ic supplies and Fuller Brush, Box 108, 207 For Sale Partbred Morgans - advertisements must be S1.25 mailed, these meetings are Intended. Unit on Monday, Wed- ". West Hastings St., Van- 6 yr, bey gelding, trained to Cottage for sale, west side received by the publisher CLASSIFIED DISPLAY: Meetings will be held nesday, and Friday from Greenware; air brushing ride and drive. 4 yr, black Lakelse Lake. 22,000 or Rates available upon throughout'the summer and 3:00 - 4:10 p.m. by ap- .available - custom firing, couver V6B 1H7, or Mr. T. within 30 days after the first 3936 McNeil St. Diamond, R.R. 3 Kamloops, mare, green broke to ride O.B.O. Phone 564.2994. (p6- publication. householders are en- pointment only. 635.9393 B:C. V2C 5Kl.(w) and driven in harness two 13) It Is agreed by the ad. request, couragedtoaffend meetings PRENATAL CLASSES years; both stand abo~t 13 vertlser requesting space NATIONAL CLASSIFIED arranged for their respective Classesare held throughout DUFFS BICYCLE SHOP Bank of Montreal h.h. and always place at For Sale by owner • 5 that the liability of the RATE: areas, the year at Intervals for halter classes• /HaD bay colt bedroom ' home. Most Herald in the event of failure 22 cents per agate line. Wednesday, July 19, 1978 expectant parents. Phone Reconditioned bikes and Required Immediately foaled May 9, 1978. Phone desirable location, com- Minimum charge $5.00 per 7:30 p.m,. the Health Unit for details repairs. STENOGRAPHER 635-2347 or view at 4612 to publish an advertisement Reasonable rates. 89170 per annum Sunset Or.Terrace, B.C. (pB. pletely redecorated Inside or In the event of en error insertion. Atthe home of Mr. and Mrs. and registration. 1931 Queensway Dr. CLERK --TYPIST plus all new expensive appearing in the ad. West.Johnson HOME NURSING CARE $8400 per annum 14) carpets. Carport and sun- vertisement as published LEGAL - POLITICAL AND 2711 Skoona Street Nursing careln thehome for Phone Peter Hlckman Ac- deck. Lovely feature wall shall be limited .to the TRANSIENT AD- For the 2700 block Skeena those who need it on referral Moving must sell. Siberian and white plreplace in living amount paid by the ad. VERTISING: Street, 2800 block Skeena from their family doctor, count Manager 638.1131. (c5. Husky 8 months old. Spayed, room. Brand new natural vertiser for only one In- $3.60 per column inch. Street, 5200 and 5300 block Terrace area only. 14) female, Have all shots. $100 gas heating and hot water: correct Insertion for the Keith Avenue, 5200 and 5300 HEALTH PARADE Small girl's 2.wheeler 32, BICYCLES,~ firm. Phone 635.4557. (c4.14) Large rec room with portion of the advertising BUSINESS PERSONALS: b I o c k H a u g I a n d For4yearoldchlldren. Held standard bicycle from the cablevision plug. Cash to space oocupled by the In- $4.00 per line per month. Avenue.Thursday, July 20, on third Monday of every Agar Avenue area, Bike has H 0TORCYCLES Beautiful black and tan Royal Bank 101/4 mortgage. correct or omitted item only, On a 4 month basis only. 1918 month. Developmental, ,a red and(;:hrome frame with Coonhound pups, purebred, Buyer' could assume mar- and that there shall be no 8:00 p.m. vision, hearing screening a red banana seat and a For Sale 650 cc Thrlton twin unregistered, ready for good tgage and save on appraisal liability to any event greater Atthe St.Matthews Anglican 'done. Please phone for white basket. 635-6357or635- in excellent condition. $750. homes by July 15. $85. fees. For more Information than the amount pald for COMING EVENTS AND Church appointment. 3642. (tfn st() Callafter6 pm.635-5903. (p3- Country homes preferred, on this beautiful home phone such advertlelng. NOTICES: 4726 Lazelle Avenue PRENATAL BREATHING 13) Write: G. Ledlnghem, 5675 635.5886after 6 p.m. (p4.13) Advertisements must No charge for Terrace, For the 4600 and 4700 Park & RELAXING EXERCISES Alma, Van. V6N 1Y2 or comply with the British Kltimat and Thornhlll areas. Ave., 4700 block Lazelle Held every Monday at- Must sell, 1973 Suzuki 500, phone: 263-6181. (cl.22) For Sale 2- 2 bedroom Columbia Human Rights Act Otherwise $3.00 per in- Ave., and 4700 block Davis ternoon at 1:00 - 2:00 p.m. 1977Yamaha 100. Phone.635- houses. Approx. 20X30 • which prohibits any ad. sartlon. Ave. V.D. •.CLINIC :~ 2098. (p3-13- Suitable for summer homes, vertislng that discriminates WEDDING DESCRIP- The following Neigh- Held every Monday at 3:30 Full-time or part.time ex- garages, or work shops. against any person because or by appointment, perlenced medical secretary HondaXL 125 cc motorcycle. Contains furnaces and hot of his race, religion, sex, TIONS: bourhood Watch Meetings SANITATION required. Medical tar- 638.1121from 8a.m. toSp.m. 20' flbreglass over plywood water tanks. $25001 color, nationality, ancestry No charge for write-up• $5.00 have boon scheduled. Please The public health Inspectors mlnology and good typing (c5-141 hull for sale. Asking $500 negotiable. Phone 635-3112. or place of origin, or because charge for picture note speclflcareasforwhlch are now situated in Eby skills essential. Call 632.2000 1977 Yamaha. 100 cc. 600 Phone 635.9480 (1020.15) (c5-12) his age is be4ween 44 and 65 reproduction. Prepaid. these meetings are Intended., Street. They will be pleased for further Information. (c3. miles. New condition phone years, unless the condition Is Meetings will be held to assist with any sanitation 14) 632-5380 after 4 pm For Sale attractively land. justified by a bona fide C L A S S I F I E D A N - throughout the summer and problems. 'scaped and fenced in I/2 acre requirement for the work NOUNCEMENTS: householders are an- Speechand Hearing Cnnic PICTURETHIS lot with an older house on the involved. Birth, Engagementse couragedtoaff~end meetings Held at 4612 Grelg Avenue. Become a Wholesaler of : bench. Asking 24,000. Phone Marriages, Memorials, arranged(or their respective Hearing estswill be done by Kodak Film, Eveready, For rent, two bedrooms 633-yo34...... UI~'~I.monln - Aug Cards of Thanks, Letters of areas, by referral fr'om fam!ly~ Polaroid, Westlnghouse~:.' t0Wnhouse~,4=r,itlge, and,, 1711~ ' ~, ~...... • Appreciation - not exceadlng.i ~' stOve~ LCIose:, tb(ihospiteh* ; ~; ~ " ...... ',) 10 lines $5.00 per Insertion. ' Tllursday, July 20, i978 .... doctor or community health, Keystone Photo Products and waste-paper suitable for Published at Terrace A~)aflal~l~'.AUg~t ~llrst.~No Two bedroom house for sale Each additional line $.50 7:30 p.m. nurse. 638-1155. and Developing. Minimum of crafts. Pick up by the lot at pets, please. Phone 635-2409. on Duhan Rd. in Thornhill. B.C. 5 daysa week " Product Only $5305. Call Mr. the Herald office. daily. At the home of Mr. Dave Pregnant and in need of Collins, collect,614-228-1751. (p1-12) Has large 75' x 200' yard. 'Man -Fr mornings Maroney support? (c4.7,8,12,13) For Sale 1975 Toronado aids Owner asking $20,000 but DEATH AND FUNERAL 3308Pheasant St. Call for help from Right-to- loader with options. Im- open to offers. Will conslder NOTICES: $6.00 for first 10 For the 4900 block Park, Life promoters: maculate condition. 16000 PUBLISHER A letter is coming, it's be- selling on rental purchase. lines and $•50 each eddltional 5000block Park, 3300 block Lisa at 635.3164 " Required for Terrace a girl miles. 2 extra snow tires. lieved, if your nose itches. Call F.R. Skldmore, Park Laurie Mallett line dally. Pheasant, 3300 block Kenny, Carol at 635.5136 for general office work. A • Avenue Realty Ltd. 635.4971. DEADLINE 3300 bloc:k Thomas, and Janna at 635.4503 knowledge of accounting and Phone635-2164. (c5-13) (c5-16) SUBSCRIPTION Sheasbey Trailer Court accounts recelveable an ForSale: 20" RCAcolor TV. DISPLAY: r Weight Watchers meeting" asset. Remuneration will be Excellent condition. Dish- RATES iMonday, July 24, 1978 heldevery Tuesday at 7 p.m. commensurate with ability, washer. Like new. Organ Effective October 1, 4:00 p.m. 2 days prior to 8:00p.m. at the Knox United Church Please reply in own hand- with emphaslzer B&W TV. 1977 publication day. At the St. Mathews Anglican Hall, 4907 LIzelle Avenue. writing to Box 1179, care of 635.2362 (A10-12) For Sale By Builder CLASSIFIED: Church ...... The Terrace-Kitlmat Dally M lash the home you've bean looking for, Quality built Single Copy 20c 3.:00 p.mJ. day prior to 4726Lazelle Ave. A Heather-Tartan Society is Herald, Box 399, Terrace, 4 AT Trackers on 15x10CDN publication day. "Catch.Up" Mooting for all being formed with the In- B.C. (ctf) rims, GM-Chev, Phone 635- with By Carrier ruth 3.00 . block areas that have had terest of promoting Scottish 5092 (ctf) .. 1. 1048 sq. ft. of living space By Carrier year 36.00 Service charge of SS.00on all Nelghbourhood Watch cultural interest and events. • .2. Full basement 1By Mail 3 ruth 12.00 N.S.F. cheques. Meetings held In their areas, Interested persons should CANADIAN OILCOMPANY L a y i n g c h I c k e n s, .. 3. Carport ..4. Fireplace By Mail 6 mth 22.00 but were unable to attend, contact Eleanor Halley at Urgently needs dependable dehumidlfler, reclining chair, PHONE 635.6357 We Urge you to atlendl 635.2456as soon as possible, person for Industrial sales 2 radials and rims for V.W. ..5. C.M.H.C. Inspected and approved By Mail. year 40.00 .. territory. No relocation. We van. Phone 635.5290 (ctf) ..6. Good size lot Classified Advertising Dept. , "SKEENACENTRi= " are an expanding AAA-1 Senior Citizen year Tuesday, July 25, 1978 ..7. Covered by new home warrenty program of B.C. 20.00 7:00 p.m. Skeena Centre offers to the firm established since 1933. For Sale 1 electrolux rake~ for 5 years. British Commonwealth and , At the Alliance Church Senior Citizens of the We offer plenty of fringe Phone635.8508. (c5-15) United States of America 1 4923 Agar Avenue Terrace and Thornhlll area benefits. Liberal cam- All this can be yours for only $49,250.00 with only $1,500.O0downif you qualify for B.C. Second Mortgage. year 51.00. For the 5000, 5100 blocks of the following services - missions, plus bonus and Clairtone Stereo Princess McDeek; 2400.2500 blocks of - Activity Centre for han- opportunity for ad- model AM FM - Garanc .. For further information phone: Faber Construction Box 399, Terrace, B.C. Craig; 5100 block MillsAve.; dicrafts vancament. No experience Changer, asking $250. Photo 635.7878. V8G 2M9 Skeena District Girl Guides 2400 Apple St.; 5000.$100 Day Care for working necessary. We train. For 635.5696.(p3-13) (cS.lS) would like to announce the Graham Ave.; and 2400 people personal interview, write a F0r Sale. high chalr $10, boy: Telephone: opening of a Land Ranger Kenny St. -Drop.in.for companionship lefler and tell me about bike $25, upright stee 112-604.635-6357 Company In the Thernhill & coffee, yourself. B,M. Hendrlx, hacked grand piano $800 area. Girls between theages Thursday, July 27, 1978 Monday thru Friday 8-4. Sales Manager, South- hostess chair $25, Fishel HOME DELIVERY of 14 and 18 who are in. 7:00 p.m. Transportation available, western Petroleum Canada Price garage. $5, Clairtom Terrace-Kltlmat & District terested please call 635.3061 At the Alliance Church Contact Skoonavlew Lodge Ltd., 87 West Drive, component Stereo Garan Thornhlll & District or 638-1269 (ctf) 4923 Agar Ave. 635-2265 Brampton, Ont. L6T2J6. (c6- Turntable with speaker UNUSUAL Phone 635.6357 "~ For the 5000 and 5100 blocks 15) $325, Gas lawn mower Rape Relief ef Kelth ; 5000 and 5100 blocks Is your son Interested In Phone 635-5015. (p3-13) Abortion Councelllng of Agar; 5000 block Pohle; Scouts. If so the 1st Terrace &CrisisLIoofor 2800and 2900 block Kenny; Scout Troop is taking pre 6ROWTH Women and 2700, 2800 and 290OBraun registration for September. FRANCHISE 638-8388 blocks. InterestedMax number call willMrs. be Wardrop 24. If'O FPORTUNITY LONG TERM CARE at 635-3553. Fees will be OPPORTUNITY Office at No.205.4721 Lazelle $20.00 per boy. Anyone in. AmWulnlerestedlnav~ngyourownlxnlness?OliderwMt'Donut- The Catholic Womens Ave. Tel 635-9196. Do You Feel You Have terested In helping with King"tmtoolfer.• moste~citing fast.food chain in NorthArr~lco "" League (C.W.L.) will hold Assessment and planning for A Drinking Problem? Scouts olease call . .totaltum.keyoperatloninafreestandingbulldlng A professional organization based in the the Fall Bazaar on October those eligible for Long Term There Is help .For experllse fu~ of Information a CanadaWideMarketlng please contact: Co. plus much more. Terrace area is suffering from the pangs of 28, the last Saturday In Care. Available ! expansion and pl;emetion from within. This October, at Verltas Hall. AID TO HANDICAPPED Phone 635-5636 SYDNEY AMOS IiIMnIMimll FranchiseSystems company is looking for strongly motivated August 26...Rummage Sale Office at No. 205.4721 ALCOHOLICS e01.348Quelx¢st., Lazelle. Tel 635-9196. ANONYMOUS ANNOUNCEMENT Vict~i,,, B.C. VlV lW* ', people who will become marketing at Elks Hall from 1Otll 2 p.m. Assessment and guidance Meetings: Phone(~o4)ae4-,l~ors~24,1 specialists in a fast changing marketplace. Sept. 13..=Flrst mooting of for vecatlonal and social Man.: 8:30 p.m. United Dr. L. Hays Veterinarian Fall session. Presidents formally of Terrace Vet. rehabilitation done by Church This position would be of interest to a person Visit. consultant. Thurs.or Sat. 8:30p.m. Mills Hospital is now located at November 4...Elks Hall Fall 4801 Highway 16 West next fo who is currently earning between $14,400 and Memorial Hospital. A, & Mac for appointments Do It Bazaar. Reprints of photos which Sun. Breakfast Meeting.' Now $20,000 (this is our basic salary range) and appear In The Herald are 10:00to noon. Lakelse Hotel. call 635.2040or 635.2544 (c2O- who has a strong desire to earn more in- now available through our 17, Alumim,tm come based on his abilities rather than on office. 5x7 prlntsare $4each -- Terrace Singles Club (for- restricted territories. This person would merly Minus One Club) will and 8xlO prints are $6. Next Playground Location: also want freedom of action and the desire hold e dance at the Masonic Photos can be ready within Uplands School Field July ,~IIB __ Hall 4917 Lazelle Ave. (next o,ou. ,., ,o "= '------" . to be their own entrepreneur. to United Church.) Date order Is made. All reprints ...... - ...... ivlJ[JL¢~O Saturday July 22.9 p.m. For must be prepaid. For more WANTED DONATIONS GOI.DEN RULE Our company provides as training a Information phone: Olive Information drop Into our The Three Rivers Workshop: Odd'jobs(or the jobless. 2~ f! X ~Pl professional selling course, coaching in offlceat3212Kalum,orwrlte for the Handicapped are 635-4052, Bob 635.9649, human relations and an understanding of Margaret 635-9349 us at Box 399, Terrace, B.C. leaking for donations of any Phone635-4535.3238 Kalum V8G 4B4. old, broken or used pieces of 3,75 business itself. The next meeting of the furniture, also any dlscarded GEMINI EXCAVATING 12 Ihlltl only - Beard of Regional District of ..... wood products we could use (WeeLTD. Andrews) Suitable for roofing Send resume in confidence to: Kltlmat-Stlklne will be held Saturday, July 22, 1978at the Meet every Tuesday night at Call us at 635.2239 between 8 in the Skeena Health Unit. ,o..o,o,,n.8 a.m. and 3 p.m., we will try Hourly & Contract THE DALLY HERALD P.O. Box 910 Northstar inn, 650 Kuldo 635.3479 anytime Boulevard, Kltimaf, B.C., For morelnformation phone to make arrangements for (A J12) 8212 Kalum St, Terraoe Terrace, 'B.C, commencing at 9:00 a.m. 635-3747 or 635-3023. pickup. - I i I . _...... -+.~ -...... ,:+...... T.HEH~ER.AL.D,W.e~::sday, July 19, 1970, PAGE 7

i974 International ~ ton 4 eReed, radio, canopy, new tl~s, 37,000 miles, can view |4.,..k.,,. UKELSE PHABMA01r .,.,,. at'~116 Graham Ave., or call • ...... 635-3564 or 635.6166 (Imth Blds are Accepted for the 1969Travel Trailer 18' sleeps |FL Y REPELLANT, BEACH TO YS, SUNGLASSES ~ wanreo lo rent 2 or a ,,n,.,^~ Removal of: 6. Fridge, stove. $2500 OBO. bedroom house or mobile.._ "._"Y~°"'"' (one) Old Bungalo type Phone 635-5339. (cff) | and prompt prescription services ...... home for Aug 1st. Children & For Sale - 1978 Va ton GMC "house (no basement) as Is pets. Will slgn 1 year lease. '251 'motor. Iong~ go.x,. 3750 where is in KIhNanga behind Hardtop Prospector Tent Call 635 2761 ~"S 214~ mileS. AsKing s~,uoo, view at Old Elementary School Trailer c-w canopy, sink, 2 Wild ~Duck Motel Room 8. Site to be left clean. burner propane stove, Icebox the AMAZING SPIDER-MAN. By Stan Lee ancl Jonn Homita Moving to Terrace, require (P5"161 ; Building must he removed and spare tire. Sleeps five 34 bedroom home, will within 30 (fhrlty) days of confortably. Phone 635.$997. I ''x/A ~ ill :~ oH No! ~ ~-~ nmlntaln, willing to rent or For Sale 1966 Plymouth (p3-9) ././$~HP.AR? ~/...~'~ FOR~JP!J]; R~P~^V-- I ~\ qlF~---Ji I / ~rm////\ '.~_:-WITH P~Pl.E acceptance. 7% .~_....~.e~..~C' .i~ . "/~.-.~ ] | WITHOUTTHE I / ~14. /# ]ease, reference, security Satellite. 3 speed auto. New Contact In Writing: Mr. L. deposit, mature family of transmi~ion & front end. PS Heller SchoolDistrict Camper 1975 Edson 8' three. Refer bxpddes to The PB.' ~. Phone 638.1385. Nr88 P.O. Box 159 Terrace, Camper, C-W 15,000 BTU Herald Box 1178, Tecrace, (I)3-14) . , British Columbia V8G 4A7 furnace. Phone638.1121 (sff) B.C. (ctf) (C3.10,1'2,14) 1974 Ford Bronco Ranger. V8 1 - 11' Camper near com. Boarding homes for high 4.wheel drive, good con. Fire Damage Salvage. Pan. pletlon $2S00.00 To view 4912 school students to attend dillon. Phone 63S.6844after 5. abode home. V~109 Churchill Graham. 635.4530." (p5.12) school In Terrace from (c~-14) Dr. Terrace. Salvage from September 78 to June 30, 1979 pa in.abode log house fo be 'laVa' S(:amper Travel room and board rate $i75 per For Sale 1973 GMC V= ton. dis'mantelled by a successful Trailer. Sleeps 6. ~ burner month. For further In- pick.up. 250.6 cyl; 3 speed bid on site to sub floor. Not stove with oven. Furnace & formation DIAL 635.7127 local trans. (good gas mileage) Including fireplace. Suitable Ice box. Good Condition I ~ ~~.' _~--'~ ~ / "~ I dF"~'~"~ '1] # ~/AI~' 19 (c20.20) Fiberglass canopy. Good $IS00. Will trade for good 8 ft

condition. 635.3923after 6 pm submittedf°rsummer cabin.to P. LachyBIds bec.l.S,to camper. 842-6231. (c6-16) t ~ . ~-II i Ili -~ AA ' (i)5.12) Wanted to rent. Quiet gent 22 - e 8th Ave. Vancouver, by ~ - !. want room facilities near August 8th, 1978 for further For Sale; 15' travel trailer, II ~ ~~F~II~ qCTli~ Jllr q¢ _ -v i_A_~I I Overwaltea Store, Terrace. AUTOS FOR SALE. 1975 excellent condition. $1200.'II ll~lJ~"~l~.Jl~ ~ II llJlll~V from . ill-lql" l i Valiant Custom, ex- i Kindly write details: rent, collect.lnformati°n(cs.15)~cal'872-7454 Very firm, phone 632.2807 []l aJ'VJ~"JLIl'JL'dlljJlpIll~ open until 10 p.m. Friday and Saturday []l phone, address c o PO Box ceptionally low mileage, 562, Terrace. (p3-13) powered rear - electric /f c~"~ J" 14' travel trailer 1 year old II 4736 LA~ PHONE 635o7977 II defroster, block heater. used only 3, times, 3 way ...... Premium condition. Ph 635. frldge, furnace, 3 burner • , 5102 after 1 pm and stove, 2 way light In separate ...... weekends, ctf m ~ toilet, like new condition. ~ ,./'~'~,~--~Z-~%~-~ ") "~'~ " ~ \ J InvitationtoTenderJ phone635-9404 (C10-13) ~..~::~------"------~--'- ~ ~. ~--~--~"~ fLQHV 15 IT;. V ~'~) )-, ~ ,-, "For Sale or Lease one 4,000 sq. ft. steel building (50' x Sealed" Tenders, marked 22 River boat and trailer. I "1[', ~.- ~'~'~ '~ ~"~ t ~ ,3-, ~ .~~._~--TI~;~ / "~ ~.'~ '~ 80') suitable for shop or VehlcleExhauetSystem for Can yew at 5116 Graham It .~f,~d'~(,C " ) ) ';; /-,~'~ -('~ .<~-~- /'llflH~=:P

Trailer for sale: 197412x68 3 bedroom furnished trailer, / Invitation to Tender J ~s-4o~4 dishwasher, frldge, stove, Sealed Tenders, marked washer, dryer, china cabinet Vehicle Exhaust System for L_6.-~ [ ' ..~ ~ /-~"~P,~_ - ,. I ~-~__ - I,~ , ~-~'~-- - For Sale: Tool and etc. No.1 Pine Park phone Ministry of Highways, Equipment Rental Business. 635.3246 (clm-Ju 17) Hazelfon, B.C. will be ? Ideal business for r.ecelved upto3:00 p.m. local . TIB]I~ O]F ~ Iz~ Brant ]pexke~ mzd Jok-,.y hut mechanically Included For Sale: Four 1971 121x$2', time the 2rid day of August To whom It may concern. 1 people. Showing excellent two bedroom semi.furnished 1978, and those available at Mike Balattl will not be ~ returns. For further In. 'Sateway trailers. Complete ,that time will be opened in responsible for any bills or /,~'"~ "~ I .... I formation-phone 635-3038 with axles, wheels, fuel public.at ...... debts Incurred by my ( "~-L.I'I~, / " ) I:" [ ~''|,~r~-.',E ] J between 8 • 5:30 Mon. to Sat.: tanks and;blocking, Asking i British Columbia Buildings common iawwlfe,~asoffhls ' t ~ ;i~.- / J ~~"~"~"~ I (p10-15) $6,000 each. Call 636-2660 J. Corl~ratl0n' ' date. July 17, 1978. ~: ur ~ I [ FIC,~, ~Ai~ I Hutchlngs, Box 727, Stewart, Mike Balafli "'-'~ J"~ I ~ C;F'YI NO J - B.C. (plm.18) Terrace, B.C.,V8G 1K7 • • Tendering documents may Must SII - 12x46 2 bedroom be obtained at the above mobile home on a fully address after 9:00 a.m. on serviced, clear title lot on 1973 Maverick, V8 51mpson Rd, Thornhill. the 19 day of July 1978. Estate of the deceased: ~ "# ~ autometlc, new radial fires. Tenders must be flled on the ZUSCHRADER, Henry ~~ _ _ Open to offers, G. Wernen, forms provided, In sealed, Phone 632-2901 after 5 (c-10, Royal Bank, Terrace, B.C., clastly mark, envelopes, o.k.a. ZUSCHRADER, H. ~' : #'I~'V ~~ ~S:~__._ 1L 12) 635-7117 (ctf) late of 3198 River Drive, The lowest or. any Tender Terrace, B.C. 1972 Toyota Pick-up truck & For Sale: 12x68 ATCO will not necessarily be ac. canopy. Radio, H.D. cepted. Velmoq.t 3 bedroom mobile Creditors and others having B'C. by J,,h,m.v hart Bumper. Good condition. 2 home. Set up and skirted In (c2.13) ,,,,, clalnns against the said spare fires. & wheals. 635- trailer court In town. Will estate(s), are hereby • 2058. (p6-14) sell furnished or un- required to send them duly '~..,l'r~, ~ ~ furnished. Phone 635.9046 verified to the PUBLIC TO ~O C~R" NOW, 1973 Ford V~ fun 360 even. (pl0-Ju1) TRUSTEE, 800 Hornby aufometlc. Wlth radlal. Street, Vancouver, B.C, VGZ i |w I---'-".'-- 1 |Ires. Phone 635.9580.after 4. 2C5, before August 23, 1978, (ci0.17) 86' Safeway doublewlde. ' after whlch ~Jatethe assets of Includes all major ap- Vehicle Exhaust System for the seld estate(s) wlll be pliances, large garden shed Ministry of Highways, dlstrlbuted, havlng regard 1969 Dodge v~ T PU' V8, 4 and fencing. 3 bedrooms, 2 / speed trans, posl trac dif- Smlthers, B.C. will be only to clalms that have been full bath, and fireplace. Set received up to3:00 p.m. local re¢elved. ";4. ferential. New rear fires, up and fully skirted In spare parts, motor trans, time the 2nd day of August / cedar. View at No. 31.4619 1978, and those available at CLINTON W. FOOTE ,...~. ~,..,.,,. etC. $500.* ,635. Qusonsway Drive (Tim. 5339 (ctf) that time will be opened In PUBLIC TRUSTEE berland Trailer Park public at Phone 635.9429. (ctf) British Columbia Buildings Yours truly, 1975 Chev Pick.up. 350. Auto. Corporation PUBLIC TRUSTEE DEAR ABBY: I'm worried about my 6-year-old sister. 31,000 miles. Extras and 1977 • (C1.7,1-12,1.17,1-2) '." . " . ¢. 4827 Keith Ave. 1L She always wants to be someone's animal. One day she Okanogan 9V~' camper. Terrace, B.C. VeG 1K7 might want to be someone's horse, and the next day she Hydraulic Jacks, Shower, Tendering documents may might want to be someone's dog or cat. This may not seem toilet, stove, oven. 3.way MOBILE HOME8 be obtained at the above like much of a problem, but she never wants to be the frldge. $9300. 635.2047. (pS. address after 9:00 a.m. on '~nastor"--sbe always wants to be the animal. 15) New mobile homes from the 19th day of July 1978. Is 'she normal? Or is something wrong with her? as low as $I00.00 down. Tenders must be flied on the WORRIED 1972 Ford. LN 600 Louis O.A.C. forms provided, In sealed, Ville. 4300 miles. 18 ' clearly marked envelopes. DEAR WORRIED: Tide has been the subject of many aluminum van with rear Set up and delivered The lowest or any Tender interesting psycholo~ical studies. The condueione drawn over.head door. Real nice will not necessarily be ac- are not surprising. One who prefers to be "mastered" STAYING ON THE GOLF shape. Price reasonable. trades welcome cepted. (c2.13) wants desperately to please. This Is asualIy the way the COURSE when a storm Hazelton. '842.6231. (c6.16) • -~ ... --~ younger cldld wine favor with her older siblings and comes up can help make Phone collect 591-510 playmates, you a statistic-end not in 1973 Ford f.100. Ranger XLT. (ctf Don't worry. She's normal, a sports record hook. V-8, Auto. P.S., P.B., Radio, 8.track, 360 motor. Dual tanks. Excellent condition. Rent or Purchase 1972 12xg '-",-"---. Man Indifferent $2900 or best offer. Phone Paramont house trailer with Invitation toTend~ } fireplace near stores and i : ?:~ that parents talk to their 632.4585. (C3.13) schools, on private lot. Rent Sealed Tender, marked TO Wife's Need young children often to en- Vehicle Exhaust Systems for courage verbal responses, but $255. per month with option i' For Sale 1976 Sth wheel to buy or purchase $9,500 Mlhlsfry of Highways . they should use simple, easy- prowler. 27V~' Air con. open to offers. Will carry Terrace, B.C. will be to.understand words. dltlonlng. Completely self- received upto3:00 p.m.local By Abigail Van Buren centalned. New condition. second morgage If nec. Phone 112J62-4612. Write time the 2rid day of August ~ letsby CAlicagoT~,bune.N.Y. News Synd. II~. I Phone 635.3591. (c3-13) Joe Rorke, Gen Del, Win- 1978, and those available at field, B.C. (ctf) that time will be opened In DEAR ABBY: My husband and I have been married for 1975 Ford F250 custom crew pebllc at British Columhla. 15 years and have two children. My problem is our sex life. cab. 390 c.I. automatic, Buildings Corporation ~4827 It's once every three months for 10 minutes. (No kisses.) power steering and brakes, 1970 12x542 bedroom mobile home. Set-up in Nass Camp. Kelth Ave. Terrace, B.C. lie's the only man I've ever had sex with, so I don't have AM FM 'stereo radio. can be moved. Asking $5,000 VaG 1K7Tenderlng anyone to compare him with, but I could have written that Family vehicle since new. documents may be obtained song titled, "Is That All There Is?" 30,000 miles with new 'firm. Phone 633.2346. (c10- 20) at the above address after Tbis hne been going on for about five years. Whenever I fiberglass canopy on 6' box. 9:00 a.m, on the 19 day of suggest that maybe he should see a doctor, he gets angry Immaculate condition. Best 10'xSO' 2 bedroom trailer For July 1978. end starts to shout. offer to $6.500. 4829 Graham sale. Set.up In trailer court, Ave. Phone 635-2884. (p4.14) Large IOOYshack. For quick forms provided, in sealed, I've also thought of leaving him. Im sure otber, iwomen clearly marked envelopes, have had this problem. What do they do? .~"' 250 Mercedes Benz. 4 door sale $2500 or highest offer. Phone 635.5582. (p5.15) sedan. All reasonable offers will,_to, not necessarily been. ac- N~ ~- considered. Phone 635.6126 cepted. (c.2.13) DEAR NEEDS: Some women have affairs and some ~I after 6. 635-3757 (c9-19) 1972 Statesman mobile home. 2 bedrooms Fully • suffer in silence. Some punbh their husbands by becoming Red 1969 Envoy Epic. Good carpeted. Furnished, 5 major appliances Including The rarest breed of dog is mates. rubber & spares. Lots of new the Chinese fiahting dog. If your husb~d refuses to face up to the problem Md do parts. Running 'order needs Dish washer. Excellent L~? • "~ .... ~ , ,, , .., ~'/tO condition. Phone 635.3408. r~,;iJ ~ ,,,,~;mm,, :,,, knnwn momething to remedy it, your choices ere obvious. Either Some people used to believe some wcrk. See at 3498 King to' rexl"~alT i"n'C'sl~for'n'ia-"~ learn how to livewith htm-or without him, thatbyawindSgod onWerea mountain.kept in jars Ave. (c4-14) (p3.i4) "You'll get used to thatl A fireman lives up,stairs," e t

PAGE 8, THE HERALD, Wednesday, July 19, 1979 ; t' Well, now! That's A Bit Odd... ~t SHOBDON, England AP - NEW YORK AP - Some Carter, Howard Cosell, the jail term on the coudition Jonathan Vowles, 16, people will do anything to Barbara Waiters, Bella she behave henelL . plunged 360 metres Monday avoid bordeom, including Abzug, Farrah Fawcett- "l was *walking past the GORDON after his first parachute picking a fight in a karate Maj8rs jail, taking some cigarettes jump went wrong, but school, chewing tinfoil or to my old man, when the escaped death ~vhen he getting the address of guys started yelling to me to crashed through the skylight everyone who has ever eaten NORFOLK, Va. AP - "I undress," the dancer said. of an airfield hangar and his a Big Mac. would do it again if I thought Miss Gullli, five foot six parachute lines snagged. These are a few ot the I wouldn't get arrested," and 129 pounds and AND Jonathan was left dangling suggestions made by 13 men said Violet Guilil as she sat measuring 34 24 34 said she ]e~s than one metre from the and women at the fourth in a jail cell waiting for lifted her skiQ fight black T HARDWARE STORES annual Boredom Anonymous shirt. "I thought it was imngar's cement floor when someone to pay her $25 fine .. . his lines caught on the Convention on Tuesday in after yielding to the pleas of funny," she said. "I thought . - ~ ,,~' broken sky light frame. Manhattan as part of prisoners and going topless no one could really see me. ANDERSON "It looked like he was National Avoid Boredom as she walked by the Nurfelk Then they said it looked real going to hit the metal roof of Week. City jail Saturday. good. I just laughed. I the hangar," a witness GqAhr Lewis, who She pleaded guilty Monday thought my old nm~ was up reported. "But he crashed founded the S00 member to indecent exposure, but there, too, and maybe he wan through the tiny skylight and anti.boredom society four Judge William Shapero ea"ing." his lines caught, If he'd hit yeara ago, said he is • found her guilty of disorderly She said her boy friend is the floor he'd have been dedicated to helping the U,S, • conduct instead. He also serving a 90 day term on a dead." overcome boredom by sentenced her to spend 19 disorderly conduct con- Jonathan, one of six school "keeping the mind in a. days in j.ail but suspended viction. T,V, GUIDE boys who. volunteered to terrific fantasy." jump with the army's Flying The mail group discussed All listings subject to change wilhout nolioe, ~ Bugles skydiving team, everything from whet they lillllllllliillllll,•llllllllllllilllillllllllllllllllllll suffered only strained think about whe~ they are ligaments in his right leg. bored to Jokes about Jonathan said he plans to boredom to lists of boring Wedenesday, Julyii 5 p.m. to midnight join the army, "but one people, etstes, occupations, thing's for sure- l won't films, and institutions. " apply to join the ff,~iz~ highon ihe ~t of paratroopers." boring people were Billy In Italy it was believed that women who ate saxifrage I~1 KING CPTK 6CTV KCTS became more beautiful. (NBC) (CBr.) (CTV) (PBS) i Newlywed Fllntstones CFL Mister Game Con't on Rogers News Mary Tyler CTV Elecltric News Moore Saskatchewan Company News Hourglass Roughriders • Zoom News Con't take on Zoom News Con't Hamilton Tiger Over BUSINESS DIRECTORY 146 News Con't Cats In Easy Seattle The Ivor Wynne , MacNeil. Tonight Muppets Stadium Lehrer Special The Rare in Tutankhamun's 146 Edition Breed Hamilton Egypt CHARTER: ,a Grizzly This Week Eight DE E P SEA SAILBOAT B'A NQ U ETS PA RT I~'S Nova ~m Adams in Baseball is Con't Coastal Cruising, Diving, Enough Full Equipped RECEPTIONS Can't Molor Con't 8 Can't League Con't Con't Learn to Water Ski at Bl~ Blacksheep Baseball Movie of. Great Lakelse Lake. Squadron The the Week Performances ReasonableRates Eagle msco Con't Atlanta "Deadman's "The Prince i Con't Braves Curve" of Boats for Sale Police versus Bruce Davlson Homburg" B. POLICHEK J. Y. 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