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VICEORI~C., //bl v* ' ouncil Considers concerns about new pub By ED YUDIN chambers Monday night to give local residents a outside the immediate area. A petition with 30 expressing outright opposition. Herald Staff Writer chance to air their objections. Some of the eight people signatures opposing the project had earlier been If the neighbourhocd pub is approved, construction Concern that a proposal for a neighbourhood pub on attending the meeting thought the pub would be an submitted to council, prompting the special hearing. would begin in early spring. The request must first Keith and Hampton would endanger the tranquility of infringement on the rights of about 600 residents living Black Davis, who with Kelly Williams would build receive committee study and approval. the local residents will receive further consideration near the site. the establishment, claimed he took an informal survey "At present there is no zoning within the by Terrace district council. Some of the residents apparently feel it will be a bad of residents on Keith. municipality which allows for a neighbourh0od pub," A special public hearing was held in council influence on children, and will draw many people from He found 113 people for the project, and only three explained Dave Maroney, the mayor of Terrace. • i m l RUPERTSTEEL & TER R A( :E-K ITi AT Westend Westend SALVAGELTD. Food Mart Chevron Service Open Chevron {Seal Cove Rd.. Pr. Rupert 6:30am - llpm Open 624-5639 7 days a week 24 Hours 635-5274 635-7228 WE BUY copper, brass, all ntelals, + batteries, etc. Call us - We are "We Satisfy Tummy & Tank 20C 365 DAYS A YEAR" open Men. through Sat., 8 a.nt.-5 p.m. Tuesday, December 18, 1979 Volume 73. No. 242 He's Couneil goes going to run for tighter again dog eontrols Contract changes hands By ED YUDIN Herald Staff WHter Terrace district council has appointed a new SHEEP OIFNER animal control officer for 1980 in an attempt to solve the dog control GETS MONEY problems which have A local resident was recompensed Monday been plaguing local night for the losses he suffered when his sheep residents. were attacked by a band of roving dogs this fall. The contract was Emmett McCann of 4803 Graham was awarded awarded to David $451.91 or 75 per cent of his $602.55 compensation Milligan at Monday claim by Terrace district council. McCann lost a night's session of council, total of four sheep when a pack of dogs attacked though his bid was the his livestock on Oct. 18. highest of the three submitted for the animal control contrai:t. Helmut Giesbrecht, the chairman of the protective services Nol u lland OTTAWA (CP) -- Pierre Trudeau announced today he committee,Herald after thetold meeting, the ]llll_der will lead the Liberals in the the move was made in goes Feb. 18 election campaign. part due to media .... .~. Speaking. to reporters, Trudeau said that he felt he press~e. ~...... ~= ,. . had a duty to the country and "The members of to the party to postpone council felt some changes Services cancelled. plans to returnto private life were in order especially and lead the party through in response to the reports Canadian Pacific Ltd. Kitimat,Terrace, Prince the election. by the local media," he announced today it is Rupert, Burns Lake and If the Liberals win the said. "We decided to go to discontinuing its Nor. other Northern com- election, Trudeau will stay the higher bidder." thland shipping service munities. on as prime minister, he Milligan originally due to heavy financial Some of the com- said. submitted a bid in the losses. modities shipped include "Canadians face serious Don Bower, a public small packages, pallet problems," the 60-year-old $35,000 range. He was advised to lower it, which relations spokesman for shipments, containerized Trudeau said, "the party Canadian Pacific, said faces an election." he subsequently did. cargo, trailer load lots Trudeau agonized over his Milligan's bid of $26,580 the tug, barge, and truck and bulk commodities.. decision since the minority I at does Erica Eay find so fascinating ? See page 3 was still several thousand shipment service to the The Northland Service Progressive Conservative Photo by Greg Mlddleton dollars in excess of that Northwest will be involved a leasing discontinued as of Jan. arrangement between CP government was defeated submitted by Doris Thursday .night in the nnoa-"' "es • a Sturko, the 1979 animal 31, 1980. and the Northland group Commons. Liberal cam. control officer. With a In a telephone in- of companies. palgn plans were placed on decision to go with a new terview today, Bower hold until he announced his sees peace said the two-year-old decision. officer was a change in "I will serve with all my LONDON. (AP) -- A guerrilla leaders Robert Mu- sites if more fighters c~me African People's Union. The policy on dog control. lease service has lost in South energy and all my ability," ceasefire in the Rhodosian gube and Joshua Nkomo out of the bush or return two leaders said they will "We want a much more the neighbourhood of Trudeau said. civil war is to be signed initialled the agreements. from neighboring Zambia enter the elections with a $750,000 each year, and and Mozambique. visible animal control He would not run in Wednesday and Com- The ceeeefire to end the united front and will return function," explained projections for 1980 monweath soldiers to en- fighting that has takefl 20,000 The Patriotic Front hurt by ~another election. to Salisbury soon after years Giesbrecht whose revealed a similar force it begin arriving in lives is scheduled to go into contended that the original of exile. But there was gloomy picture. Salisbury Friday. British proposal barred committee recommended effect Dec. 26, one week after considerable doubt that the the change. Northland ships in- the formal signing of the them .from some areas alliance would last long after floods Students The final obstacle to the accord. But Mugabe ~told where they had local sup- the election. Some of the new ideas dustrial commodities for VANCOUVER (CP) -- truce was removed Monday reporters it might take ~ight port. The London conference to be implemented will be such users as Alcan and Emergency crews and defying "when leaders of the Patriotic weeks fur the word to reach Rhodeslan regulars will be agreed earlier on a con- education of the public,' Eurocan in Kitimat. vehicles stood by late Front guerrilla alliance s~me of the front's guerrillas confined to about 40 bases. stltutlon drastically cur- stricter enforcement, and Bower said there are Monday as flooding accepted a British con- in the bush, In Washington, British tailing the rights of the white the legality of entering on other alternatives threatened water and gas mains in Port Moody. leaders eesoion giving them at least In the next few months FOreign Secretary Lord minority in Rodesla and on a private property to ap- available to customers while the politicians, cam- Several families were TEHRAN (AP) -- The stu- 16 campsites inside Rhodesia Carrington told reporters he • political agreement to return prehend loose dogs. here. dents holding 50 U.S. citizens in which to assemble their paign for parliamentary believes the U.S. govern- the rebellious British colony In fact, that com- evacuated in Port Moody hostage in the U.S. Embassy soldiers. Bishop Abel elections to be held under ment's lifting of sanctions to British control until the Giesbrecht said council following a mudalide which will take a close look at petition is what may have slid into the city last Friday. criticized Foreign Minister Muzorewa's bi-racla'l British supervision, both the against Rhodesia Monday election of a new Parliament done in the service. R.L. Sadegh Ohotbzadch today delegation from Salisbury guerrillas and the Rhedealan helped to persuade Mugabe and a black-majority lightening up the dog Elsewhere, flooding for talking too much and accepted the ceasefire. armed forces are to be The agreement also clears government. control bylaw. Purdy, the general caused by torrential rains, falsely encouraging the Saturday. confined to eamlz that will theway for the restoration of manager of coastal forced evacuation in North Carter administration, and be monitored by a forcd of legality in Rhodesia to marine operations for Vancouver and Nanatmo and said the least they will do is "This is an important day 1,200 soldiers from Com- Mugabe's and Nkomo's C.P. Rail said today the Parksville on eastern for Rhodesia; it means the Broadbent denies it Vancouver Island. try the captives for spying monwealth countries. political parties, the Zim- BY STEPHEN SCOTT NDP member of Parlia- railway had been un- unless the shah is returned to end of the war," Sir Inn The first contingent of 19 babwe African National successful in its attempt Giimour, Britain's deputy OTTAWA (CP) -- New meat. The record rains also Iran. Australian, New Zealand Union and the Zimbabwe Democratic Party Leader Broadbent said there were and "that heavy losses foreign secretary, told a and FiJl soldiers will leave and Nkomo to come to term- halted rail traffic through news conference after Ed Brondbent denied today many rumors circulating we are now sustaining Delta and turned some See 11 Sydney Thursday. s. that he rejected a deal that The ceasefire agreement "I think there was a last Thursday in the final make continued Vancouver area in. would have allowed the hours before the government operations impossible." tersections into lakes, for- provides that one guerrilla • realization that if the United minority Progressive defeat, adding that an ap- camp will he located in the States felt the settlement There are 85 employees cing motorists to abandon Conservative government to oach from ChreUen might who will be effected by their cars. So far no serious strategic heartland of was fair, it was going to be survive the non.confidence ~ ve been among them. But FIRST BAB Y Rhodesia, in addition to IS difficult to persuade other the shutdown. The injuries have been reported. no formal approach was B.C. Hydro officials in others In remote areas that countries that it was not," made, he said. company said 20 of those were offered them earlier. Carrington said at a White SEE ELECTION will probably be Port Moody are watching a GETS A BCRIC Those are intended to howe House dinner honoring STORIES ON The NDP leader said that culvert which passes over a even ff the Liberals had for- relocated in different 10-centimetre gas main. The first Terrace baby of 1980 may not be 16,000 guerrillas, and they Prime Minister Margaret PAGES 8, 9 jobs. The other 65 will be are to be given additional Thatcher. mally proposed a deal, his wiser for the experience but he or she will be party would not have ac- laid off. "If the culvert goes we'll somewhat richer. vote that forced the Feb. 18 cepted it. Northland Service is a lose the main and will shut Terrace council debated for a considerable federal election. Broadbent made his com- off the gas," a hydro length of time Monday night, trying to come up Hundreds flee Olympia ments in an interview at Ot- once a week tug, barge spokesman said. "We are with an appropriate gift for the firstchild born in SEATTLE (AP) -- Hun- Reservation west of Port NDP sources said Monday" lawa International Airport and general freight keeping our fingers the district's boundaries in the new year. dreds of persons have fled Angeles and the coastal that Jean Chretien, the Just before leaving for service between Van- crossed." their homes on the Olympic fishing village of La Push Liberal finance critic, Toronto where he is to kick couver and Kitimat as About 400 families would Alderman Jack Talstra's suggestion of a free Peninsula, with more were evacuated. proposed the deal which was pass for a year's skating at the arena was off the NDP election cam- well as a highway be affected if the main were evacuations possible due to Residents of a third low- relayed to Broadbent by an paign. overation servicing shut off. rejected for obvious reasons, though Talstra increased flooding from lying area, the Dungenose qualified his suggestion by noting he hadn't renewed heavy rains in Meadows between Port specified which year the pass would be effective. northwest Washington state. Angeles and acquire, refused biter much soul.searching, council finally did Floods were predicted to leave their homes, make a decision without going into committee today by the National authorities said, Slides closed road here Weather Service on several for a change, The districtwill purchase a BCRIC Downpours which began An avalanche closed Highway 16 for several hours Highways department crews, plagued all weekend rivers. Thursday night and quit only share for the 1980 l~.by. As Gov. Dixy Lee Ray today about 83 kilometres east of Terrace. by high winds which drifted the roads east and west of Terrace Mayor Dave Maroney noted he had no briefly during the weekend proclaimed a state of have been linked to .two The avalanche, which a highways department here with snow, dispatched early this morning to clear intention of trying for the prize. emergency late Monday, the deaths, There have been few spokesman said was 80 feet wide by about 8 feet high, the road to Prince Rupert. Lower Elwha Indian damale estimates. followed blizzard conditions here over the weekend. It was expected the road would reopen before noon. f I .... t

Page 2, The Herald, Tuesday, December 18, 1979 Oil price meeting stalled on hikes ["EWS BRIEFS CARACAS (AP) The ~aeset~.zdde~,St~leth~p~%afo[ athn~nlaths~Y~e~esa~.~[:~:i Jli~cAelmg~laab~O~enM~dis~mr ~r°oTheone's°urce°fenergyto b~tnsno°~¢g~:n to ~);a usual deadlock over Pew "We p¢[cesfo¢crudeoilprsvalled for OPEC prices, should go increase in the price of Saudi cartel's steady price in- seewhat I would not barrel from $23.50, and Oil of the l6 heve been freed and Minister A,K. Hart of TEIIRAN (AP) -- A i today as the year.end as high as t34. crude lifts OPEC's base creases, saying in an in- hesitate to call a psychosis the other two are military meeting of the Organization OPEC's prices already are price by almost 80 per cent tervlew that "industriaized concerning oil reserves." Nigeria said he would have renewal of hostilities bet- officers ,,masquerading as of Petroleum Exporting about 100 per cent higher since Jan. 1. countries can easily switch Iran joined the militants no objection to raising wean lran and Iraq appears teachers." Nigeria's base price to $30 to be a matter of small.scale Scattered clashes have Countries went into its ' from $26.27. border attacks and harsh been reported by the Iranian second day in this Moderate oil ministers words so far. media since Friday when Venezuelan capital with Pope denounces 'big lie' met for two hours after the Foreign Minister Sadegh Tehran Radio reported Iraqi Saucli Arabia trying to hold Ghotbzadeh acknowledged the 'line at $24 a barrel and formal OPEC sessions ended forces attacked an Iranian Libya and Algeria pressing VATICANCITY (AP) -- said in a 2,500-word message The Pope called for to Drogheda, Ireland, near Monday evening in an at-- in a radio interview Monday border post but quickly with. marking the Roman Catholic resolute efforts to "stabilize the border of Northern tempt to settle differences that he recelved a note from drew. An Iraqi official who for more. • Pope John Paul lit in an the Iraqi government Saudi i.Arabia, OPEC's appeal to world leaders, Church's World Day of from within the tottering and Ireland. with the militants. But things asked not to he identified Peace Jan,l. ever.threstoned ~liflce of were "getting worse, not demanding the release of 16 largest ' .member, was today denounced the use of Turning to the arms race, said the radio report of the "What should one say on .psac'e by putting truth back better," said Venezuelan Iraqi teachers arrested last Iraqi attack was "fabrlcated holding out for no increase the "blg lle" and said the the Pope said there appears month in the southern city of : beyond the 33.per-cent boost existence of the arms race the practice of combating or into it," Energy Minister Humherto and untrue." silencing these who do not to be a "tragic con- Caldersn Berti. Khorramshahr on charges of it announced last week. raises suspicions of the tradiction" between fervent The Islamic Republic, the sincerity of declarations in share the same views by "Murder, Is murder; The OPEC moderates possessing weapons and Tehran newspaper con. But Libya, saying the political or ideological declarations in support of explosives. industrialized countries can support of peaceful labelling them as enemies, were led .by Sheik Ahmed sidered closest to Ayatollah attributing to them hostile motives do not change its peace and the increase in Znkl Yamani, the Ssudi nil Iraq threatened to with- pay whatever they are coexistence. weaponry. Ruhollah Kh0meini, said "Violence flourishes in lies intentions and using skllful nature, but are on the con- minister who said OPEC's draw all its citizens from Monday about 200 Iraqi charged, has boosted its trary degraded by it," he Iran, including embassy price to $30 a barrel and and needs lies," the Pope and constant propaganda to "The very existence of the biggest producer will impose mercenaries on Saturday brand them as aggressors?" said. "The massacre of men arms race can even cast a "no increase" in prices in personnel, if the teachers were not released by Wed- attacked another border p~t The Pope said the use of and women, whatever their suspicion of falsehood and the first quarter of 1980 and for two hours. falsehoods has helped spread race, age or posltlon, must hypocrisy on certain perhaps beyond, nesday. Ghetbzadeh said 14 the idea that individuals and be called by its proper name. declarations of the desire for Also in the moderato bloc all humanity achieve peaceful ccexistennce. What were Venezuela and Qatar, Lumber up, spirits down ! GAS BAR/WAND WASH progress principally through "Torture must be called by is worse, it can often even which also Joined the Saudis violent struggle. its proper name; and with Justify the impression that in increasing their base price VANCOUVER (CP)'- However, the shutdowns "The man of violence de- the appropriate such declaratons serve only to $24 a barrel. Ecuador and Forest industry officials say mean less lumber will be ceives public opinion by qualifications, so mast all as a Cloak for. opposite in-. Gabon were said to be that while the export price of produced, so current prices OPPORTUNITY holding up the glittering forms of oppression and tentlona." supporting the Sandi move, British Columbia lumber should stabilize. prospect of a radical and exploitation of man by man, and Indonesia raised its increased slightly in the past Madison's Canadian I' ! speedy solution, and then of man by the state, of one The Pope's statement prices by $3 to $33.56 a .week after a two.month Lumber Reporter says in its settles into his lie and ex- people by another people." came in the wake of a barrel. slump, they are not op- Dec. 14 issue that "mills plains away the constantly decision by the North The Toronto Globe and timistic about continued or were able to raise prices Pacific Petroleums has an excellent career 0P" repeated delays in the The Pope made no specific Atlantic Treaty Organization Mail says price increases" growing strength in the because the steady demand portunlty for a male or female desiring to succeed in arrival of the freedom that reference to states or to go ahead with a mod- that will follow the OPEC market. outstripped supplies which the gasoline marketing business. has been promised and the peoples. He noted, however, ernized missile system in meeting, here will cost Al MacDonald, manager of had already been depleted abundance that had been the condemnationof violence Western Europe in response Canada about double what the Interior Lumber by curtailments and by The outlet will Initially be operated on a retall com- assured." he delivered during his visit to a Soviet missile buildup. federal energy economists Manufacturers Association, recent, strong offshore mar- mission agency basis which will provide the agent with bad been expecting, and said in an interview from kets." a higher than average Income. No capital outlay Canadian taxpayers will be Penticton, B.C. Monday that required. hit for almost $2 million a buyers are not stockpiling It reported the export Shah enjoys his freedom day. because of high carrying price of two-by-four-inch Interested parties contact him, his Great Dane and his The prices expected to be charges and he expects studs, used in house framing, CONTADORA ISLAND, Panama Saturday. They as $154a thousand board feet Panama tAP) -- Shah poodle. came'from a U,S. air base in set for the coming year will Interior sawmills will face D.R. Pearson "He's feeling pretty good, San Antonio, Tax., where he mean that last week's Ot- Christmas shutdowns of last week, compared with Box 1948 Mohammad Reza Pahlavi $143 the week before. took a walk along a winding, much better," said his U,S. had been recuperating from tawa budget estimates "are about I0 days. Postal Stn. A spokesmah, Robert Armao, gall bladder surgery and already out of date because Prince George, B.C. hilly road and then dined in public at this resort island's "He needs to tone up bis cancer treatment in New the compensation program Israelis use tear gas only hotel. He ate melon and muscles but that will take York, for Eastern Canada will ceat ham, steak and vanilla ice several weeks. He was a "This may not be his per. far more than Finance TEL AVW (AP) -- Israeli the nearby village where Minister John Croshie and cream, weight lifter, you know." manent home," said Armao, soldiers used tear gas in the guerrilla Ibrahim Bargieth Phone No. The spokesman added that his officials forecast." occupied West Bank of the was born. 5M,:5433 I The deposed Iranian "He may move to the I monarch was accompanied the shah, who is 60, has no mainland and come here on "This year and next the Jordan River today to break ) on his slow stroll to Con- fixed schedule but probably weekends. That is not clear, cost of subsidizing that up a stone-throwing Israeli news reports sain tadora's main beach late will take dally walks. This is a very, very volatile region so that it pays the procession of about 1,00o Bargieth was the Palestine Monday afternoon by eight The shah and Empress situation. You can assume same for imported oil as Arabs mourning a Liberation Organization bodyguards on foot, a sedan Farah arrived on the islead that he will be here for some other areas pay for domestic Palestlnian guerrilla slain in official in charge of" terror full of security men behind off the Pacific coast of time." oil will be triple what it was Cyprus, the state radio re. attacks in the West Bank. An The dining room where the last year." ported. assassin shot him and a shah and his party ate was The newspaper's Ottawa Military officials said that second PL0 official at point- filled with guests at the dispatch says "federal the demonstrators from blank range Saturday out- 5 p.m. to midnight hotel, including reporters economists estimate that Halhoul, 20 kilometres south side an apartment building TUESDAY who acceded to a request imported oil will cost Canada of Jerusalem, set out in a in Nicosia, the Cypriot that they not approach the about $5 U.S, more a barrel procession for Belt Omar, capital. Iranian party or photograph .after this round of price it during dinner, mcronses -- an increase of KING CFTK BCTV KCTS 11 CBUFT The shah is staying about about 23 per cent." Quake kills 12 on Bali (NBC} (CTV) (PBS) tCOCl 4 9 I% kilometros from the hotel I.,, ,..,, , , JAKARTA (Reuter) -- At its epicentre were not Ira. at a residence overlooking I ~" ar~lldPII ~i~1~ least 12.persons were killed mediately known in Jakarta, Pierrafeu .. the Pacific owned by a ~.nqt.pJl.qUt JLJL~JLI.I.~i and 82 i~jured when a strong Officials in Denepasar, t~. Carol Happy b,x =,~ Mister Days Mill ion: Rogers Filles et former Panamanian am- I,ONDON (AP) Gold~'~ earth tremor shook the Balinese provincial caPitaIj Bornefl mes.;Garcon,f! ~. vdration island of Bali and said more titan ~09,yhoq~ News Hourglass Dollar ~' :' ' ; Electrlq . "' bassador...... to the~ United. ,,.. a recoru..... l~,lw an'- ounce,men -. :30 Cont'd "' neighl~oring Lombok island were knd~n td'~v~ been :45 Cont'd Cont'd Man Company States, tJanr~e] t~ew~s fell slightly today as the Galindo. dollar declined in early early today, local officials destroyed by the quake, but said. added that damage reports Cont'd YUWC • News Zoom Ce Solr Lewis Galindo once owned trading on European the island, but it is the were still coming in and it Cont'd Cont'd Hour Cont'd Edition markets nervous over higher They said the thrse-second was too early to asses~ Cont'd Skeena Cont'd Over Pacifique property of a government oil prices, tremor caused thousands of material losses. :45 Cont'd Journal Cont'd Easy Actualltes tourist corporation now. The Gold opened in London $1 people on both islands to flee It was the second quake to i I shah's refuge is on a bluff up from Monday's all.time their homes in panic. hit Bali and Lombek in less Seattle Rockford Grinch MacNell Monde de overlooking a small bay. A peak of 11474,and 15 up from The exact magnitude of than two months, and the :15 Tonight Files Stole Xmas Lehrer Disney ' - Panamaniangunboatsits 200 the cloning price. But the the quake and the location of third this year. Tic Tac Cont'd Stars World of Cont'd metres offshore, a national metal fell back t2 by mid- Cont'd on Ice The Sea Cont'd guard speedboat is on patrol morning in profit-taking, Dough in the area, and at least a dealers said. bomb goes I ' I. Railway off Race de dozen guards patrol the -- rail line but it was not clear ~ Sher Happy Alice Nova rocky shore below the house. key factor on the SALISBURY (Reuter) Lobo Days Hawaii Cont'd Monde European market has been A bomb planted on whether the train was Cont'd The Flve.O Cont'd Jamals Meanwhile, there were the Venezuela meeting of the Rhodesia's main railway carrying corn. Cont'd Raes Cont'd Cont'd Cont'd small student demon- oil-producing nations. Some line leading north to Victoria One train was held up drier I I strations on the mainland observers see the latest gold Falls exploded Monday night the bomb was found and Movie Three's Cont'd Upstairs Telemag against the decision by boom as a new lack of as engineers tried to lift it, train windows were shat- Beggarman Company Cont'd Downstairs Cont'd Panama's strongnian, Gen. confidence in the dollar, the but no injuries were re- tered when it accidentally Cont'd Fifth Taxi Cont'd Cont'd Omar Torrijos, to give the currency used for oil ported, a military went off, the spokesman : Cont'd Estate Cont'd Cont',d Cont'd shah asylum payments. spokesman said today. said. But the line was not I I , I closed by the incident, he Enfance The bomb was found north said. I ~nt'd Cont'd Johnny ~Two of Bulawayo only a few hours Conl 'd Cont'd Cash Ronnles a vlvre The rail blast occurred after Rhodesia lifted its ben hours after the Patriotic :30 Con1'd Man Xmas Newmakers Journal etMeteo on transporting corn to Front guerrilla alliance 10 :45 Cont'd Alive Cont'd Cont'd landlocked" Zambia from I initialled a ceaseflre. " South Africa. The corn agreement at settlement-' imports are carried on the Cont'd National News Poldark II Rencontres talks in London. Tonight Night Hour Cont'd Cinema I ". Show ~Final Final Cont'd Cont'd Imperial, Gulf gives more I , | I '" I I VANCOUVER (CP) -- special midcontrsct hike to •d--i~ Cont'd ' Koiak Love is Barnaby Moulin- Imperial Oil and Gulf keep up with the predicted Cont'd Cont"d a Many Jones Rouge Canada Ltd. have followed national rate of inflation. :30 Cont'd ! Cont'd Splendored Movie Cont'd A ~,d El Cid Cont'd ne Shell Oil in granting an Philp said Shell earlier 1Z additional mid-contract agreed to give itq marketing, :45 Cont'd Cont'd i Thing . . for all'"reasons"" - wage increase to their division em'ployeest unionized workers, an of- represented by 0CAW, an fletal of the Oil, Chemical extra increase of close to 3.5 WEDNESDAY 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. taste,tradition, and Atomic Workers In. per cent. terusUonal Union said Mon. The union has accepted the and value. day. offers, he said. ..O0,,,,h 0--"o Webs,er E-- "" Last spring, the union and Rollers Schools ; Cont'd Company Partout Buck Phtlp said Imperial the companies settled on a Wheel of Mr. Creative Making Music Magazine and Gulf offered to raise the 1979 wage increase of 8.5 per ]U:;:45 Fortune Dressup Cooking i Word Shop Express secondyear wage increase, cent and a lgS0 hike of 7,5 per I lib I II effective Feb. 1, 1980, to 10.5 cent. The additional raise i - Sesame i Mad Thlnkabout Au fit de la per cent from 7.5 per cent lifts the total two-year in-L. Readers Street ~ Dash Art Starts Semalne after the union requested the crease to 19 per cent, ' Password Cont'd Definition Vegetable Soup Madame TERMINAL :45 Plus Conl'd Cont'd Self Inc. & Fantome Jinuny now very poptdar News Noon Fast Erreurs NEWYORK (AP)--Mcre Kennedy tries to defeat' 12:0o:lS ,ys Cont'd News Forw;zrd Judicialres EXPRESS than half of the U,S. public Carter in the battle for the/ :30 Our Country Alan World of Les now wants to see Jimmy Democratic presidential :45 Lives Joy Hamel the Sea Coqueluches Carter run for re-election, a nomination, 1635-3680) remarkable reversal from In the" poll taken Dee. tl the negative sentiments and 12, 56 per cent of those ~, Doctors From Cont'd Thlnkabout Cont'd about the president in the interviewed by telephone Another Ontario Another Discovering Le Parcel Pickup & Delivery last six months, sn Associ- said they would like to see :45 World Cont'd World About You Tele[ournal ated Presa.NBC News poll Carter run for re-election says. next year, Thirty-one per, Carter's handling of the :00 Cont'd The Edge Cont'd Juba Femme cent would not lilts to see him Cont'd Of Night Cont'd Cover d'Aujourd i.oqht Packages & Parcels Iranian crisis has helped run and 13 per cent of the , Cont'd Take Cont'd Freestyle Hul Chalr~ Rq,ch,ors End Tables give his standing with the 1,595 adults interviewed , :45 Cont'd Thirty Cont'd Cont'd Le Temps Portable T.V. public the largest boost of his across the U.S. were not .,, ii~.i~d~~~ Smt(,', (Kdchen & Llvmq Room ) tenure in office. But with sure. i Bob Movie Newsmakers Cont'd Beds & Box Sprinqs more than 10 months left As recently as September, :00 Movie before the election, the 56 per cent opposed a Carter :15 Snow McLean Flame Cont'd Cont'd problems of the economy :30 Treasure Show of Education. Cont'd MASTE- R BEDROOM DRESSERSOR CHESTS reelection bid, while only 33 and energy are still major per cent supported one../ :45 Cont'd Cont'd araby Behavlour Cont'd F RIG'$. 5 TOV ES, WASHER OR DR Y E RS weak spots for Carter's image. Eight per cent were not sure. i! :00 Conl'd The Cont'd Sesame Boblno N0nly three weeks ago, the Senator Edward Kennedy :15 Con 'd Filntstones Con,'d Street Cont'd District of Terrace Only ovemher AP-NBC News :30 Car 'd All in . Cont'd Cont'd NIc has promised to make poll found a 414o-46 split,., :45 Con,'d The Family Conl'd Cont'd Et PIc Carter's handling of the ngalmt a Carter re-election .~! l , ,,,, . . . I II I III I economy a central theme as bid. ~,, The Herald, Tuesday, December 18, 1979 ~ ~J Weather shiv cancellation to mean less information VICTORIA (CP) -- A who study weather -- have more than the 057 The statistics would in. federal government decision tried to produce maps of millimetres averaged at dleate the role of the coutal to abandon a permanent world precipitation levels Victoria. mountains in caueing r~ weather station in the North with little complete in- The 20.year annual was more important than formation on rainfall and previously thoughL Pacific will end a program snowfall at sea. average at Station Papa that has supplied about half Even recent maps have ig- between 1954 and 1974 was Knox urged that at~ of the world's longterm nored the data supplied by 683 millimetres, compared should be altered to ~fm'm eeeanle rainfall records, a the sea stations, Knox adds. with 2,415 mfllimetres at more with the findings o~ the former government mete,. two ships. orulogy director says. Previous estimates of Prince Rupert, B.C., and Two government weather northeast Pacific rainfall 1,068 mllllmetres at Van- Many ecientlste bellew the ships, the Vancouver and the had been grossly over- couver. ships should be maintalned Quadra, now rotate tours of estimated at about 2,000 Knox says the finding was because of the value mid duty at Station Papa, about mlllimetros a year, he says, surprising because it had variety of informaUon I,-100 kilometres from whereas the true meas- been assumed the exposed supplied by the ships Vancouver Island, at a coet. urement by the weather sea- location of the ships and the others believe the funds of $6 million a year. Clone reveal less than half vigorous storms in the area spent could be used ~m- John Knox, former that amount or :lust slightly would mean more rain. where. regional director of the federal atmospheric en- virnnment service who has since returned to university, NOW OPEN! says the only eeeanle pre- cipitation station to provide such information longer than Station Pap.a is manned by Norway m the North • *h¢ Hunters Den Atlantic. Station Papa, which is to in the be withdrawn within two years due to government spending restraints, has Bavarian Inn been manned since 1951. with these luncheon specialties Knox says there are about TENDERLOIN STEAK 200,000 land stations around SANDWICH FRESH MUSHROOMS the world compared with the Served with l~?¢nch I'rles, tOSSedsalod VIENNESESTYLE and your choice of dressinR, Breaded,fried crisply and two long-term sea stations. sttt,td with tartar sauce. The result has been a "striking unevenness" in CLUBHOUSESANDWICH BAVARIANSTYLE Served with ~rcnch Jties and ptckle]. OPENFACESANDWICHES measurement which Knox .~trv~'d On t~ bread and [Qt~tshed, says is of incredible proportions. TAHITIANCRAB SANDWICH FRENCHONION Served wathFrench fries SOUP AU GRATIN Since the late 19th century, .~¢tved with hot tool ofrye bread, meteorologists -- scientists QUICHELORRAINE GOULASHSOUP Man Wins Served w,lh to~ed salad and housedreslmg. Served with hot touJol rye bread. against Steamy, spicy mugs full • Don't miss to thaw your bones our complimentary" Pat Eay was just one of many who faced snow shovelling bouncer from the chill Hers D'Oeuvres • • . Photo by Oreg MldUleton VANCOUVER(CP) -- A ...... ' ...... tugboat deck hand who of Winter from 5p,m. - 6:30p,m.

claimeddellverately his broken leg bywas a B C Rail gets ready bouncer won a British Don't forget ~ Columbia Supreme Court • judgment Monday against VANCOUVER (CP) -- six veneer and plywood have a settlement trestle in October, would the night club and the man NEW YEARS CELEBRATIONS B.C. Rail has announced a plants and six pulp mills in there are other maj~ issues likely feel the brunt, who caused his injury. total embargo on shipment the B.C. Interior. such as retroactive pay, A shutdown would also se. Justice H. E. Hutohem for reservations of all commodities on the Company spokesman wages and contract terms, riously hurt grain-handling ruled that Allan Munn's Crown.owned railway in Gabe Somjen told a news Som]en said manning because B.C. Rail has been injury was caused by Arthur & information: 635"9161 Preparation for an expected conference Monday, thet a issun affects members of the movingabout 15,000 tons of KellyAnderson, abouncerat strike tonight by 2,200 rail strike could be averted with United Transportation grain a day to North Van. the Body Shop Cabaret, with workers, members of the ~o or three days ot hard Uninn,a member of the joint couver elevators since the assistance of ~/ second Bavarian /nn '30t/at Coiifieil'dfR/dl Unions. bargaining tO settle 120 couheil,,~,,, ', ' " October when a fogbound unidentified person: 4332 Lakelse A'iJi~. i ~.,: ;,:,. • The company said Monday unresolved issues. He noted that the UTU and freighter collided with a a the embargo will come into Joint council chairman Canadian National Railways CNR rail bridge across Sec- effect at 10 p.m. Norm Farley rejected that and CP Rail agreed last year end Narrows. Talks between the railway view, and accused the to reduce their crews to two However,wildcat strikes and the seven-union joint company of trying to men from three, at B.C. Rail f~ced the council broke down Sunday stampede the union into a The railway already is Canadian wheat board to night and the union gave the quick settlement, laboring under a partial begin using trucks to shuttle company 48-hour strike B.C. Rail says the only shutdown caused by wildcat grain across to North Shore notice, stumbling block to picketing after an apparent terminals. The railway normally agreement is the company's split in the joint council. The company's last moves 600 carloads of insistence that train crews AI Shannon, B.C. Rail proposalcalled for a 14-per- commodities a day, be reduced to two men from operations and maintenance cent wage increase in a 29. representing 20 per cent of the three required under the manager, said communities month contract. The union the rail freight business in agreement now, in the northeast part of the wants a 30-per-cent increase the province. But Farley said if manning province could be hardest hit in a one-year agreement. A strike would halt ship- were the only hurdle, the by a strike. Fort Nelson, only Samjen said a one-year meat of forest products from company should give in to now recovering from a fire pact would be unacceptable 71planer mills and sawmills, wage demands and it would that destroyed a B,C. Rail because the contract now would be half over. Elegance is a suit Court jurisdiction cut essentialbeAltheughRaLlcoveredservicesbY B,C. legislationProVtnCialC°Uld called Shipley to force a settlement, KAMLOOPS, B,C. (CP) -- jurisdiction to enforce a However, David Clarke, Samjen said he would prefer You'll wear this A provincial court judge maintenance order issued by counsel for the woman's to see an agreement without classically styled vested ruled Monday that yet B.C. Supreme Court. husband, argued that the government intervention. suit with confidence another section of the The ruling follows a Ksm- provincial court had no knowing you'll have provincial Family Relations loops woman's request that jurisd/ctlon to summon the 3MJss~onar~~'~ ~ Act cannot be handled by the provincial court enforce man to appear. that special "'look of B.C's family court system, a maintenance order issued Hesaidtheactappearedte is speaking success" that's always along with a divorce decree contradict itself in defining a in style. Meticulously Judge Terry Shupe said by the Supreme Court in provincial court's right to in Terrace provincinlcourts do not have 1973. rule on maintenance, tailored in 100% One section appeared to Ray. J. tome MacDonald imported worsteds Fireman h ed ,v, provincial courts the O.M.I.is thegueet preacher SHIPLEY is available onor right, while another ap- at the Parish Renewal in in a variety of stripes VANCOUVER (CP) -- way underStile'sfect." peared to delegate it solely te Sacred Heart Parish this ',rod solids furs look City fireman Paul McDonell, "He just threw his arms the superior courts, he said. week.He willspeak at all the who rescued a fellow out and mans[-.,d to stop The Judgesaidthe malnte- services which begin each of elegance and good fireflghter inside a burning himself from going right nsnce order must be en- evening at 7:30 p.m. taste in any season. motel on Sunday is being through the floor," said forced by the court in which MacDonald, a native of recommended for a special Feldman. the order orglnatad. P.E.I., was ordained in 1955 commendation. "Paul grabbed Me by the He said he does not have and has worked in a variety Aaron Feldman, of the scruff of the neck and just the power to interpret what of different areas of the Vancouver Fireflghters hauled him out of the hole in was intended when the act apostolate. He has been Union, Local 19, said that the floor. I don'tknowhow he was passed, but must follow professorof social sciences, McDonell attended a fire at did it, it must have been a the letter of the law. missionary in Peru, the Tourist Town Motel that burst of adrenalin or some- Earlier this year, Justice provincial of the Oblates of SHIPLI took the liCe of a 20.year-old thing." Henry Hutcheon of B.C. Su- Eastern Canda, counsellor woman. McDonell was taken to preme Court ruled three and pastor. Now hepreacbes Feldman said McDonell Vancouver General Hospital other sections of the act missions and retreats across was inside the flaming motel suffering from smoke unconstitutional. Canada, His subject for the on the second floor with inhalation and was released Hutcheonsaldtheissuesef Parish Renewal is the Captain Me Stiles, con. early Monday morning, child custody, access to the Eucharist. ductlng a room-toroom The dead woman's name matrimonial home and All parish programs and search, when the floor =ave has not been released, division of property must be actlvitlee wlllbe cancelled or decided by courts in federal postponedduring this time. not provincial Jurisdiction. All are welcome to attend. '2600 WEATHER ..... " North and West Vaneouver Thompson, Okanagan, RiversideAuto Wrecking t lslaad:Perlndsofrainteday Cloudytedaywithoeeasional becoming continuous and at rain beginning by evening. Used Cars & Trucks tlmee heavy ln the afternoon. Mostly cloudy Wednesday Ready for the road ~t Reduced Prices I Cloudy Wednesday with with Isolated showers or showers. Highs both days 8 flurries at the higher levels. ;,~ INTERNATIONAL PICK-UP [J to 10. Lows tonight 4 to 6. tlighs both days near 4. Lows r5 VOLKSWAGEN tonight zero to 2. 72 CHEV PICK.UP r1 NorthernMalnland, Queen Columbia. Kootenay: 72 FORD! TON with STEEL FLATDECK Charlottes: Periods Cloudy today with a few efltap3goff to showers in the showers except snow 69 FORD F-250 [~ afternoon. Some interior showers in the northern 62 INTERNATIONAL 5 TON with FLATDECK mainland valleys will have Columbia region. Patches of tt available NA MiLL patches of freezing rain. treezing rain. Periods of rain R Cloudy Wednesday with except snow In extreme 24 HOUR TOWING showers turning to snow northern Columbia region 4129 Substalion Road showers inland. Highs both beginning this evening. days near 8 lowering to 4 CloudyWednesday with rain Inland. Lows tonight near 4 tapering off to a few showers 635-6837 635-9383 lowering to zero inland. In the afternoon. ~,,L_ ~ c_ rma.. - - -"1:=;~--~ b

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Cl~.,ra I Office. 63S-6SS7 P~bll|lqd by uMflon • 635-1357 Sterling Publllhers GEN. MANAGER. Knox Coupland E OITOR. Greg Mlddlelon CI RCU LATION • TERRACE. ^:!5.6357 My neighborhood Vietnamese "boat person" got a KITIMATOFFICE • 632.2747 i • job cleaning up automobiles over at the Budget Rent- I~ bllshed every weekday at 3212 Kalum Street, a-Car agency• The local paper ran his picture a couple T~ :race, B.C. A member of Varified Circulation. weeks back and told us bout his new job. I guess they 1~ thorlzed as second class mall. Registration number I. Postage paid In cash, return postage guaranteed. wanted to reassure us taxpayers that be wasn't living off welfare or anything. So there he 'Was, standing NOTICE OF COPYRIGHT there in his Budget Rent-a-Car overalls, not looking like much or a threat to national security, racial Tl'~e Herald retains full, complete and sole copyright In purity or the absence of a hepatitis epidemic on our ant~ advertisement produced and-or any editorial or street. photographic content published In the Herald. Apart from taking note of that momentous piece of R~productlon Is not permitted without the written information, I must admit that I've been rather lax. permission of the Publisher. when it comes to waking up in the middle of the night in order to.worry about immigration. I realize that most normal Canadians regularly have their sleep disturbed by nightmarish visions of our country being overrun by swarms of multibued, foul-smelling EDITOR'S varieties of homo sapiens who jabber at us with the forked tongues of Babel. JOURNAL • At least that's what last week's Gallup poll reveals• In a survey conducted for the right-wing National BY "L.. i, Citizens' Coaltion, it was discovered that 64 per cent of Canadians disagree with the federal government's G.REG policy of admitting 50,000 Indochinese refugees• (For MIDDLETOb' 26 per cent, even one boat person was one too many.) Coincidentaily, the poll results appeared just after federal Immigration Minister Ron Atkey told a It Wasn't more than minutes aRer Joe Clark's not- meeting of shocked church leaders that the govern- quite-governing party went down to defeat and the ment was cancelling its commitment to sponsor one pundits of the press were telling everyone how much Vietnam refugee for every boat person sponsored by no one..wanted a winter election. PIERRE TR UDEAU private groups (to a total of 50,000). Pe~'~nally I found that a little h~rd to believe. The Up 'tll then, I hadn't given the matter much thought. NDP,and Liberal MPs obviously wanted an election. (Of course,I didn'tget ve.ry excited in 1957 either,our They voted for one. The federal Socreds wanted one. biggest pest-World War II immigration year, when They, stood around in the corridor waiting for one. I Spirit of election past 250,000 newcomers arrived, many of them refugees also fllj~k Clark wanted one too. It was his party which from Hungary,and alarmists predicted our didn't have all its members in the house. By ALAN FREEMAN Senator Jacques Flynn, who attacked Clark for delays in personally involved in the cheeseburgers would get covered with paprika. If you look ~oslely at Clark's background you'll find QUEBEC (CP) --" The serves as justice minister -- federal investment plans in spring referendum on in- Twenty years later, and you can't tell 'a Hungarian that ~election:campaigns are his specialty. He's February federal election the Clark government fig- Quebec two weeks ago, Clark dependence, saying this was from a Winnipeg Jets fan.) worki~d or~ a let of them. In fact that's ,~bout all he's has raised a spectre to haunt ured its best way to deal with re{naed to fight hack. a matter for Quebecere to That's not to say I've been entirely inactive in done~Oh,I i he• w~rked. .~ on a newspap..er a . couple of hines,. Premier Rene Levesqun -- Quebec was to be as easy- settle. the po~ible return of Pierre combating the menace of immigration. But, like the but d~en whel~he was supposed;to be a.student he going as possible, But most important of all, government, I do it for purely political reasons rather Trudeau as prime minister Even when Levesque Clark swore not to get If the Liberals win the open| most ~xis time workin~ ~d ~done's cam- in the midst of the PartS federal election, it will be ~an as a matter of faith•'That is, whenever I feel I'm paig~ or W~i~l~g~ political speedhes: • I ~ ; Quebecois independence because they have boosted danger of not being thought suffibiently' narrow- I c~rtainly w~buldn't believe a journahst Who says'he roferendum. their support in the rest of ininded, I'm not above casting the second or third or she didn't want an election. Elections ar~ great for the country -- especially. at environmentalists, opponents of the death penalty, It no doubt took awhile for Ontario. the r]eporters and photographers' and Cameramen of the impact to sink in since and perfect strangers to our shores (I'll even tell one the n'i~fion'd news media. ' " Since it's unlikely or two bigoted jokes about Californians), just for the the premier was preoccupied J ATRILLTHINKS Quebecers switch from As for the public, that nebulous body of n ameiess last week with the Supreme ,]voting Liberal federally, sake of credibility. and faceless voters, well, all they have to do is trudge Court of Canada which by Thomas Atrill ouce again Fre~chspeaking Naturally, it's easier to get worked up about mad- down to the polls at the end of it all and many, if not overturned portions of Quefiecers would vote dog mass killers or to make fun of Greenpeace than to roostS/won't even do that. Quebec's Charter of the I have a solution to the U.S.-Iranian crisis. same way as much of Eng- doily~ a tirade against immigrants. But just last It might be bad for business. The hotel, car rental, French Language. lish Canada. :, But the surprise defeat of First, let us look at the desires and demands of the morea, in mixed company, I wondered aloud about the airline companies, as well as the advertising agencies two countries: wisdom of taking in 50,000 boat people, given the and (he media will all make a buck or two. On the the Progressive Con- And it would mean ~a servative government in current unemployment rate• Even then, my heart larger scene it might mean the bigger companies Iran wants the Shah. strong Quebec presence ~a Ottawa -- the same day as U.S• wants the hostages freed. • Ottawa ooce again andIa wasn't really in it, since I knew perfectly well that mig~be a little more cautious but as government the Supreme Court ruling -- Iran needs money. . ", federal,' cabinet anxious 11o ~ter, Joe Clark.gets done dismantljng.Pe~r.oq~,and decs~ot of meddling and readjusting things when it certainly must be weighing U S needs Irnnian all ~ . ,~., get. Involved in tt|ee .lacking up t he.interest ra tes,,the, addlLiea,e[. ~l~68G,to is in ~u|l force they might welcome the lull: on Levesque, • ' • ...... authority.• referendu/n- . battle ' the 'unemployed stats will be barely noticeabte. Thb only real complaint with a, her election is that Rebellious.... students want ~ven m announcing_ .i The results of last May's Khomeuu needs rest and retwement, slanged resl~eation from ,~ (Maybe I'm just not cut out to be a right-winger, even it will cost about $50 million. federal election suited him: for the sake of credibility.) I don't really shiP' that's a )t of money. The The..... Middle East needs peace and prosperity • Liberal"" leadership° last"~ Not only was Trudeau u.~. neeas military bases in Iran. ' monthrTrudeau indicated he Inany ease, I can depend on others to do most of my Liberals would give that away in g .mts in a few weeks beaten, but the Con- worrying about the preservation of English Canada and the Tortes were going to give t imost that much to For many years, the United States has been called would cootinue to take an servatives under Joe Clark an imperialist country, meaning that they try to annex for me. In fact, one of my journalistic colleagues down the multinational oil companies out of the oil and accomplished the task by active role in the referendutn territory and expand the U.S. 'empire•' It is an idiotic camps)Ks. i South (who's fondly known in the trade as "Bulldog" gasoline price hikes. sweeping English Canada If r ,e-elected, he could fie never lets a week go by without scrawling a stirring I ldok at it this way. It's probably worth that much to and electing only two concept, with no facts to back it up. However, my plan requires that the 'imperialist' epithet becomes a expected to further em- diatribe against another dark-skinned huddled mass keep the politicians busy for a couple of months. members from Quebec. According to Levesque, temporary reality. phasize that commitment. being given to us. His dogged devotion to his pet peeve the results showed that I want the U.S. to take Iran. Not invade and fight, The federal electio.n is awe-inspiring. • *, ci~atea a"~ore difficult BuLldog is constantly hunched over his i)o~ket residents of Quebec and the only to retreat like a whipped dog, as they did in problem for Lovesque. The rest of Canada are two Vietnam. No; I propose a takeover patterned after the premier always has banked calculator proving that those 50,000 boat perople, just POET'S CORNER, different peoples with op. Russian conquest of Czechoslovakia. Quick, ef- (m extensive media coverage like fruit flies or rabbits, will inevitably multiply into a posed interests, ficient,rutlfless and almost bloodless. of his government's every horde or 750,000. And then there are his authoritative Levesque also interpreted medical pronouncements (as if he were trying to get a Trudeau's defeat as the end At that point, things will begin to fall into place. The action. hostages will be freed by U.S. Marines. Student The text of the question in guest shot on Qulncy) that the Indochinese im- By T.A.M. MCKAY of French power in Ottawa, the spring referendum is to !. THE LORD'S NEW YEAR taking it as evidence that criminals will be rounded up and jailed. Khomeini will migrants are sure to cause a hepatitis plague. Any be given a well-deserved retirement, otherwise known he made public this week, minute now, I expect him to rush out and tack up English Canada has had but it9 will be debated in Each day that we start a new, enough of French as imuse-arrest. The Shah will be returned to Iran, and quarantine signs around the neighborhood, even detail when the assembly though his startling scientific discovery is about as We ask the Lord to see us through. Canadians. installed as head of government. Oil will begin to flow resumes sitting after the Eachi night as we lay our .head to rest, Ironically, the May result again. U.S. and world money will begin to pour in to Christmas break -- likely in believable as saying all bulldogs have rabies. brought a temporary truce in Iran. The lid will be on all subversives and socialists in Before I join that angry mob about to drive all those We thank the Lord for every test. reiatious between Ottawa mid-February, just when the So let us all in this New Year, Iran. The U.S. will obtain numerous military bases• federal vote will take place people who have different noses (or different and Quebec. Peace and prosperity will reign• and all eyes will he on Ot- whatever-it-is that makes us so angry) into the sea Use qur time to spread Gods cheer. Under Trudeau, Quebec Then the imperialist United Staes will quietly with- tewa. like lemmings, there's just one thing I don't quite Let ~ through our word and deed, ministers like Jean Chretien, Levesque will probably Prov~ the Lord will fullfill every need. draw its forces• understand about our crusade to preserve English Andre Ouellet and Marc think twice about in- Canada. I mean, let's say all those figures about If yo{Psee someone stumble and fall, Lalonde never shied away I expect to be chastised and reviled for thinking such terveulng in the electiea this Offer your hand, help them to stand tall. from c~frontatton with the thoughts. multiplying foreigners are correct, and that even the time, as he did last spring predictions about outbreaks of hemorrhoids or Sfiould someone harm you in anyway, PQ. But the Clark cabinet Greenpeace, The Sierra Club, The Society For when he lent tacit support to Remember them, when to God you pray. refused to debate conflicting Prevention of Everything Constructive (SPEC), and the Social Credit party under hepatitis or hickeys are true. Let's say, for the sake of Holding a grudge will just turn you sour.'. federal and provincial pol- others, will call me a 'right-wing Fascist' or a 'running Fables Roy. argument, that English Canada really is, despite Placing you in the Devils evil power. icies. dog of the American imperialists' or worse. I care not. That strategy ended in dl~ appearnaces to the contrary, about to dlappear. With only four Quebecers Their old friend, Chairman Mao, once said, "Power aster, with the Secrede drop- What I don't understand is this: why do we want to Instead smile, be quietly forgiving, Show that with, holding posts in the cabinet preserve it? Jesu~ you are living. comes out of the barrel of a gun." ping to six MPs from -- Supply Minister Roch Quebec. One of them, If yot/believe in Jesus and hold Him dear, What's good for the goose is also goocl for the gan- I'm sure there's a perfectly good reason why we LaSalle, Science Minister Richard Janelle, later want to fight to the death to preserve English Canada. lie will guide you all through the New Year. Heward Grafftey and der, I guess. Jumped to the Torles. I just can't, for the life of me, think of it.

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t ON FOR ES T MANAGEMENT Shelford replies to Asante's comments Dear~Sir: Commission on Forestry, and opposed my own party's years in either Prince George, Kamloops, Vancouver, tangle-use purpose, it upsets the entire concept of I rdad with interest Nadlne Asante's Commentary position on Tree Farm Licences for large companies. I or Terrace. sustained yield• on Columns in the Dec. 11 edition of the Herald, and maintained that the independent contractor was While with the Northwest Loggers Association, I, I hope this will give the readers some idea of the must~ay that I was left puzzled because she appeared getting a bad deal, and that management practices brought in speakers from outside, mainly from the concern that I have had over the years and trust they to be against my Brief on Forest Management without were inadequate. This most likely cost me a cabinet NDP management and labour. During that time, we will come forward with contructive critizism all of us saying what she didn't like. I don't think that this is position for many years! spent weeks on the Pierce Royal Commission on interested in the subject need. fair to the readers interested in the question. It As chairman of the Forest Committee, I was able to Forestry, and were pleased when he used six out of our All of us who have been involved for many years • reminds me of the story of the Irishman landing for get the co-operation of the NDP and Liberals, and nine points in his recommendations which gave credit recognize the need for constant forest acreage in order the first time i~. America, and asking the first stranger brought down a unanimous report to the Legislature to our local people. I also, wrote a monthly report to carry out proper management-the same as in he met'~nat type of Government they had. When he each of the seven years I was chairman. Our main called, "Northwest Viewpoint" which appeared in the farming.' If we lose valualbe forest land for only was itold, he said; "Well I'm against it." thrust to Government was better management which local papers. Many of my ideas have been used in single-use purpose, it ~upsets the entire concept of would require more money, and recommended a forest management seminars at U.B.C. and in logging sustained yield. My~aln concern is that Asante's comments left the $500,000 a year increase each year for ten years• Had publications. I hope this will give the readers some idea of the impr~siort that this brief is ~e first time I've shown this been carried out, we would be much better off concern that I have had over the years and trust they my ~[~cern of this matte~-~which is completely today. The most knowledgeable writer in the 34 years I've will come forward with constructive critizlsm so that, wrong. Even, with the most elementary research, Each year I took the committee to different areas to been involved was Pat Carney, columnist for the together, we can put forward an even better plan for show would have known different. For those readers see first hand the problems and methods of re- Vancouver Sun. Like myself, Pat urged more money the future. This area is far too important to the future not familiar with my past interq~t I should give brief forestation. We went to Washington State, Oregon, and and better management years ago. She was very "-~nomy of the Province for writers to oppose briefs outline. ~'hen~those opposing my brief have a better all major logging areas of B.C. The value of this was in thorough in her research and did a tremendous job in ~.,d ideas solely for political purposes. I must give opportunity Of attacking my~views which were the form of education for all of us. I carried out the reporting the hearings in the area of Tree Farm credif to members of all parties in the Legislature outlined to spark discussion.,~ first thinning trial on my ranch in the early 1950's and, Licenees for Can-Cel and Eurocan. She was able to during that time as they were always big enough to From • 1945 to 1952, I was a contract logger with after several years, took the results right to the analize all our positions and point out the weak points, stand above this sort of thing and make concrete horses. We are proud of our harVesting methods as Legislature to prove that we could grow twice as much and strongly support the better ones. This is the type proposals, or critizism , for the betterment of the witha horse we didn't damage young trees in mixed wood per acre in fewer years. of critizism all of us interested in the subject need. •industry, and the economy, which affects all of us age stands. After being elected in~1952, I sat as a In 1970, I went to the Soviet Union to observe their All of us who have been involved for many years regardless of party politics. member on the Forest Committee df the Legislature management practices which were impressive in recognize the need for constant forest acreage in order until 1961, then was chairman until 1968. In 1945, and many areas, l've been on logging panels, and have to carry out proper management-the same as in i,gain in 1956, I presnted a brief to the Slosh Royal Sincerely, moderated panels, nearly every year for the last 20 farming. If we lose valuable forest land for only Cyril M. Shelford .._...: ",".|~.- :..'...... -: . . . __ : : ,., ......

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Stay 15Pris0n 57Gulded 9Summer vehicle " I -- Small Hello clear of inter-office squabbles., dungeon 58 Bargain refresher 35 Trne ~ ~ ~43 Be impartial. . 17 Dolt events 10 Mail 34 Galley with 45 4o l.I I~147 By Abigail Van Buren (Apr. 20 to May 20) 19 Deputies DOWN 16 Murder fine of oars ~8 49 I I | I ~ 53 Don't overlook details re an .~ 21 Cat, goat- 1 Public (Scot.) 37 Social , 1919 by Chisigo'Trtbune-N.Y. News Synd. Inc. •investment plan. A second 54 ~ ,1 [ phone call will resolve tension, or rabbit vehicle 20 Wife of groups W 5s' M s~ at n distance. Be consistent 24 Warble 2 Black gold Geraint 39 Egyptian 57 ~8 ] , B~" DEAR ABBY: When I telephone a business executive, I • with children. 25 Deface Avi,. solution time: 27 mln. jackal ~ . * expect HIM to answer the telephone. I don't want to waste GEMINI ~- 26 Append ~~]~L~_L~_ltlcl~LLLc god my time telling some $700-a-month coffee-break secretary (May 21 to June 20)111__. 26 l~ws i~i~_~l~Al~l~l~Lc 42 Singer CRYPTOQUIP .' . I0.1~. who I am, and wby rm calling. Domestic problems could- 31 River to [~_~_~_L~_J~.T.LELSJ~IL.~ Rcese An executive who can't pick'up the phone and say '*Hello" [N~L~J~H. _ _AL~IO[LI I [NI~ 44 Sandra or CDELMXDJ CSRMI;'~I'T"MDJ' . XSRI~ITML']~Q-, shmddn't be an executive. interfere with relationship, the Elbe IC I~--~. .harmony. Evading issues" 33 Drunkard llm~]Y-I-~-~=~!~,!-'P,9,,~I!!!_~]~-~)~G Frances E Z D R Z X L D L Z Q Z :" " ." " I once called someone and his secretary asked, "Wh.o's re; calling?" won't help matters either. 35 Irish ~ E 45 Brad . i ' C'" "': I said, "This is Kelly's Bar, and he has about $100 worth of Face problems for solutions, ' Chamber ~i~!~ 46SOabird Snturday's Cryptoqulp'~ P~PINK COW NOM/.WAIJII tabs here, and I want to know when he's coming in to cover 'CANCER ~1~ of Deputies OFF WITH CH~TREUSE CALF.' .. ~ ~ . • them," (How did I know his secretary was his wife? It cost (June 21 to July 22) 36 Newspaper ~~0]S~'~ 50 Biblical him a mink stole.) Careless thinking can mar* name ' :, Tmiay'a Crypioqu~l~¢lue: Q equals D So, all you big-shot executives out there, when Someone work efforts. Affection the key 38 Pewter [~~S~ I_-~_~ 51 Cobbler's The CryptoquJp is a simple ~ion clpi~er in w!~ach~ calls you, picE up the phone and say '*Hello." No more ' to transcending relationship .coin [~JU~[~-~ tool letter used stands for another. If you think that X equa u,.m "Who's calling?" difficulties. Be a good listener., 40 lke's initials ~~SITI~IT]~K~_~_~ 52 Charles or will equal O throughout the puzzle. Single.letters, sho~ w o~ BII,L IN LONG BEACIt Be supportive. 41 Spikenard 10-15 Mllland and words using an aP0strop~e can give you clues to Iocallq LEO Aug 22)'u'~'~s~'~'~ 43 To be sure Answer to Sahwday's puzzle.. 53 Stain vowels. Solution is accomplished by trial and error. DEAR BILL: You rattled the wrong cage, mister. ![ l (July 23 to . didn't have n m~retmry m~reening my calls, l'd never be able Keep spending within to answer my mall or write this eolumn: And please don't reasonable limits. The pursuit begrudge n secretary ~r co|fee break. She •.needs it after of happiness could prove CATFISH By Roger Bollen and Gary Petermcm trying to deal with people like )'aul costly. Be willing to save time DEAR ABBY: I'm engaged to a terrific gal, but Suzic ~ind I don't see eye to eye on one small matter. : Last Saturday we had a date for a formal dinner dance'.at a prwate cub. I rented a tuxedo, and Suzw• . sa~d. she w ,s s~i prising me with a neat new outfit she bought cspccially liar matters. Listen carefully to " ' ~ ~O~ o the occasion. " - • :' When she came to .the "door, I was surprised, all right! members. Children bring ~ ~ %Q:,..~ I Abby, she was wearing a TUXeDO-exactly like mine! I contentment. was speechless. I knew she was hurt, but I had to tell her~e LIBRA ': " =111=~ l truth. I had bought her a corsage but it would have h)ol~cd (Sept. 23 to Oct. 22) ridiculous on a tuxedo, so she left it home. I knew ~e YOU can do much te soothe '" ~i~_~ (, ~ I wanted to wear the tux, so I didn't ask her to change int~a an irritable person by day's dress. . ' ::, • end~ Pay special attention to Well, wbwent to thc"dance'ldok'ing iil~e"il lirother illd details and little squibs of ~ ii¢ ~~-~!~ sister act; she was the only female there in a tuxedo. I ~ls conversation now. ~-a~,)6 . , uncomfortable all evening, but she thought she hmkcd gro~tt. Anyway, I felt funny dancing with someone who was dress- (Oct. 23 to Nov. 21) ni,,li£ ed like me, Finances need watching. A Am I old-fashioned? I wonder how many ether men l'et,i'as friend may be lax about an : ' I do. ONE "rux IS ENOUGIt obligation. Nevertheless, tbe p.m. favors socializing with the WIZARD OF ID By, Brant Parker and Johnny Haffq DEAR ONE TUX: gome women look great in tuxedos, old friends, fill,@ //~ "~ Ir ~ ~ ~,q~,~,,, ' mul it's lukim~ble, bit rll wager that most men prefer a SAOIT~ARIUS .... - ~VH ~.-.~: ..... !, more femlni~e, lmk for a formal affair. (Nov. 22 to Dec. 21) 'f~U , Show othersbeYoU'rehandedcon- ' "~']~.~...]'~'/] ] ~ " / ' - i DEAR ABBY: The 31-year-old divorce~ who has one ~Itild .seientious and a career op ~q !~..~L4. i I ~ )I "~l'~hI,' "1. " :I ) . - and @~n-tsnnot he~'~said.she had no:husbadd o~ boyfriend~ bnt ..... • ...... ' '-' considered asking some guy' to '*do bar a favor" and father However, ~eeure financial, "'"~"::K!:'~]~ I I ~ ~l "r~AT~ ~ her child, rm glad you told her to scrap the idea. She's a fool. But any guy who'd consent to granting h,r the "favor" would be a bigger fool When her baby is born, it will cost money. As the c~ild CAPRICORNpromis,,agreementsdifficult(Dec.Someo, 22 tOorJan, atin in'lisu 19),stancediffiep,ty. of~ vague; is " ~:1:-:~~~" ~. l~l. ~ ~ grows, the costs increase. When she needs money, she will ask for it. When her request is refused, she will apply for welfare. When she goes on welfare, the state will file a Forget past slights and : • , paternity suit. When paternity is declared, the father's wages will be garnished. When his paycheck doesn't come, display that loyalty that your ' his wife will discover the whole ~ffair. sign is known for. ~ : ~ .. I'm not just guess ng. I know, because it [email protected] me. AQUARIIJS ~ ~;~, '? ' ~... That one *'favor*'bus cost me $10,000 so far~, and 'I'llbe (Jan. 20 to Feb. 18) ,'~J=-'~ .... ~ '.*, • paying for it for another 15 year~! Settle only for ironclad Sign me... financial agreements. B,C...... By Johnny Ha : "HAD DAD" IN S.F. Otherwise, others may not keep their word. Friends may "~ fc'~-~ ~" ~ - t Li CONFIDENTIAL TO "BROKE FROM KEEPING UP be a source of concern. "-'-~-~~ ~ .| NI;t,l. ~,~:l. n ~ OLD I~ -~ (~,D ~I~ ~:)~ i~ [~ ~i~ WITH THE JONESES": ~'aur problem wns analyzed well by 8en~mla Frmklin wl~ I~ ~dd: '~he eyes of other (Feb. 19 to Mar. 20) , ..,; people are ~e eyes that rubn us. If all but myself were Career dealings require ~~ ~ ~~~r .~ blind, I s~ki w~t neither Iin.e clothes, fine houses nor fur- careful concentration now. Be ~ nituro." alert. Do nothing to arouse ' other's jealousy. Loyalty t _ brings affectienate responses, ,, .e~

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e : 'ft'# tlo,', 'i'l 't'II'.~+aV- b:'¢embor tO, IPT') P~)S - ~.~0~ ~, "fhtt ilorald, Tu05dav, Deceml~r 18, l~/'~ • l. "". r." ...... ' " " B.C. fishermen look ,,, .,,T+,+++,,,+ . Camp' looks at May 22 By CllRIS MORI~ " : ~ the personal impact early in the campaign Camp says Clark was seen at offshore grounds Khonieim's revolution FREDERICTON (CP) the camPalSnin8 had ~ me As well, he says, the as a Jerk and a wimp. His VANCOUVER (CP)- A side and it can be dangerous for black cod and nets for Ayatollah' Ruhollah Ayatollah Ruhollah Kho- group of mullahs who preaching overtltro,w .of The"unthinkable'!Jeaclark stthebackofthelmsinstead UIz~'els were demoralized awkwardness, shallow handful of B.C. fishermen ...eepectaliy If you have bad ~round fish such as hake,' Khomelnl directed the melnL began playing his words the .shah were taken to is pitted against the 01thefrontofthebusandthe and boiled down in a conversation and youth are heading into uncharted weather or any kind of dogfish, flounder, sole and cUmartlc stage of hi, As the strt~le against in-the mosques in mid- lran and distributed "unready" Pierre Trud~u Itj~gls to be reanonchly campaign that lacked made him "unthinkable" to waters with new ships swells." turbot. revolution against flhah Shah Mohammed Reea '1928. among mullahs favorable as Dalton Camp chronicles qb~tlve about Trudasu and coherence and thrust. many as prime minister. deslgned especially to lake Altboush the stern The vessel has almost 78 Me.hummed Resa Pahtavlwas reaching its Prom his exile from to the Fedayesn Islam political party fears in ~lg" be says. The Coniervatlve cam- the Liberals picked up advantage of Canada's 200- trawlers are new to the West kilometres of trapllnes Pablavl from a eoltagn in climax, the wxds of the ' Iran in 1~1 until October, who played them in the Points of Departure, bla ! "I don't think I ever gc~ ,w~, on the other hand, momentum following the mile fishing limit. Coast, they're the standard which will allow it to fish a French village 3,-N0 imam called on the people 1978, Khsmelni was . mosques. newly released book on the t~mdtoR....l'maomcthingof a model of efficiency May 13 television debate They're nearching for fish east coast and European more than 1½ kilometres kllometres from Iris. to rise against the shah, relatively isolated in the The toping operation li~i., federal sl~ion ~n+~ i pet.~onilt and co,id and teeimieally far superior between the three leaders. which prefer to swim as far fishing vessel, said Bill deell. It can stare 280#00 Here ta a report on how It throw off the yoke of Shitie holy city of NeJd in grew after his arrival in patgn. . " ", ~vlr stop faelingannoyed to the Liberal eampal~." Camp says Clark was not away as the contlnental Cleaver, a partner in the pom~dsof fish in refrigerated was done. fsreign influence and aremotepartoflraq.H/s France in October, 1W8, Camp, alongtimspower~ llbenleawthingsbeing done The Torisa made their shelf, .about 120 ki]omel~ea sea water or qulckfrseze nervous prior to the televised naval architect firm of B y J E F F R E Y crush the politlciaos he 'only c~tact with Iran and the clktribuflon ex. the Progressive ; Coil- badly by campaign mlltakas on the platform, debate, but one of the prime offshore, in uncharted Cleaver and Welklngshaw 150,@0 pounds. ULBRICH said were bleedlng the was throt~h uccaslonal panded. Tehran music• servstlve party and.vct4~.~l =r~'=." Camp says, promlMng such waters. which designed Sea Crest. minister's problems Is The vessel has a bow PARIS (AP) -- In the I~ of Its riches. ' communiques smoggled stores began to slip Khe- of numerous elect!an . .Mo~t of the bed mlikes "lunatic" initiatives as constant fretting by his staff Until now, most West Rougher weather on the thrmter, which allows it to drabbackroomofaemall For his rise from oh.. inbyasn/allclreleoffol, melni cassettes in with cami~dffm, add in~i In- clli'Oidcled by Camp hip. moving the Israeli emhamy Coast fishermen have been east coast compelled about his ability to conduct move sideways to maintain a cottage in the French seurity In the exlreme lowers to a hard.sore cassettes of music par. tervtew the May Ill allctkii ~ In the LlberM cam- .and dlsbandin8 Petro- himself effectively in.pablie. content to fish up to 40 fishermen to switch to stem beadin8 in strong winds or village of Neauphlele- right-wing Fedayeen group of supporters chased by customers. As mlrked a turnl~ point Ip" I~lin, He says he was Canada. kilometres offshore and trawlers long ago, Cleaver ttde.~ It is a "shirt-sleeve Chateau, two tape- Islam of Iran's SMite centred in Qom. the revolution grew, they Canadian history IS the Ionblhed that the Uberels Camp says Clerk made a Camp felt a "great deal of. leave the deelmea catch to said. trawler" meaning all con- copying machines Mealom clergy to the It was in NeJef, were passed about Torlea became .the for- ivem so unprepared for the eerinul error over Petro- sympathy" for Trudeau shllm from Japan, Korea, The West Coast trawlers trois and deck gear are in the whirled relentlessly in ruler of a major o11- however, that the openly_ mldable force in fsdsral and diet/m, a lack of readintm Canada but cannot back during the campaign and the Soviet Union. are also much smaller than wheelhouse which has 360- late 1978 and early 1979, producing nation of 35 ayatollah'formulated his- In,he hack room of provlm~l ~liticl; ; mqrtm~d in the use of five- away from it because of the because of ths load of per- But, foreign vessels have the east coast and foreign degree visibility. reproducing the million people, Khomelni cassette tactic. Khomeinits modest "It also all thtt for the year-old film clips of declslon to shelve the sonel .endpo|Iticalpmblems been told to leave Canadian typos, about 24 ~ompared first time, an .over. Tt~kan for televi,den ads proposed embassyi move. he had to carry. Knott said that althongh revolutionary words of owes a lot to the small His early tapes h • a dq u a r t e r s a t waters by the end of 1981 and with 85 metres. The fisheries .. Neauphie-le.Chateau, 32 fishermen like Daryl Knott department will not allow Canadians will soon have complete control over their .... kilometrea southwest of are building stem trawlers W~t Coast fishermen to Park,. young supporters •iv,',, the r~plillUl# of capable of Is,lowing the build their trawlers any offshore fishing 8rounds, theytre going to face stiff werekept busy operating m~dng the necemu7 ,to- black cod and other iP'otmd larger because they're the two tapecopylng Justmentl with preach fish. afraid too many large competition in foreign and ksep tl~ count~ domestic markets from U.S. machines. Each time the ~da.~ KnoWs Sea Crest is one of trawlers will deplete fish ayatollah spoke, one of together. • . ; only six such boats s t~ks, Knott said. • offshore fishermen. the youths would record Camp Says he ~.to. registered in B.C. They have Those vessels must his remarks, then rush write a book on the el!ella! a stem ramp over wlllcli have sonar and map-making REFUSES COUNTY TAXE8 back to make copies. • -.+----'"-",'.'.,""-I+ you're trawl nets are hauled, M01t gear because there are no NEWTON, Mmm. (AP) -- In the later days, these still bring their nets fllhlng charts available Newton aldermen want to pearbd ths writ wu a~u~.~ trawlers recording were pasasd be lmmed. He was co~itneed ! ~yond 200 fathoms. abolish county government in over the side, a Job that ls by telephone to Tchran. the i,~ectlou, f~'~ amed dangerous, if not stupor.e, "I'll have to chart the because they say it The cassettes are in high seas. whole coast for myself and duplicates services. So, for two years lster, would be'a believed to have played a watershed declsloh .foi "My boat Is safer• ff I'get keep them on file so I'll know the s~nd consecutive year, significant role in the Claude, ~ .• :, taikin'taste. caught in bad weather where to fish frown trip to they have voted not to pay "'"'"" revolution, but they became it has the stern trip," Knott said. $600,000 the town owes in He says the Couservstlvei reached only a limited won because Canadidni ramp," Knott eaid in an The Sea Crest is one of only county taxes. County of- number of people in lran. interview. "Others have to three vessels in the province flciels vow they will go to wanted Wudsau ot~i iha bring their nets up over the eqgipped with bath traplinee court to get their money. But following Torten ran a smoo~a;, mdri Kbomeini's arrival in energetic campil!n; ..thb Prance and the spread of news media were as Uofatr to the anti-chsh movement Trudseu is they weril to in lran, news Clark and the new prime .correspondents flocked to ' ndnister Is much s~Mter OPEN; Neauphle-le.clmteau to than most people ~;' ",. report on the ayatollah's Camp, now llvlni in a remarks and reactions to peaceful country act,hi 8 I developments in bis near Frederlcton, liyl co,mary. I Points of Departure rell!d~ his personal atrualle to maintain objectivity frQm ENROL NOW the back of the eamPiin blm Sexsaid behind violence in the company orchard- LONDON, Ont. (CP) -- the figures to prove it. hospitals between mothers throe that allow maternal tklnking, herd.worklng and who see their Infants only for contact for 12 hours in the cynical news rep=Wrt ~" ; FOR SPRING SEMESTER The key to homicides, child • "We are reasonably abuse and •other kinds of brief periods of feeding and first two days. "What I tried fo i Was ek~ confident this is con- • t ,,t~ violent behavior may be servative data," he said. HOME STUDY COURSES rooted in the most primal "The mortality risk from I instinct -- reproduction, external causes in males is says a McMaster University highest at age 20. It also Applications are now being accepted for high. ~ichool, voca- ~Tbaycholog1st. chows up as the peakyear in tional and university courses. Closing date for applications is t's the theory of Martin deaths by homicides," Daly, whose statistical December 23. studies show, among other Similar detailed studies on things, that more mates are incidents of child abuse have HIGH SCHOOL courses for Grade X and Grade XII c.omple- murdered in their peak shown that offspring in families where one parent breeding years than at any -.. tEen ...... : .; has remarried or taken ,...... ,. other time of life. Daly calls this the another partner run the greatest risk of physical VOCATIONAL courses for certificates in Business "reproductive strategy" -- somethin~ akin to the an- harm. Management, Business Office Training, Electronics, Motel cient jungle taw of survival And to take Daly's charts a Management ahd Restaurant Management. of the fittest-- and Thursday step further, there may he taid it out before a zoology indeed be same,hang to the seminar at the University of stereotyped image of the. UNIVERSITY courses for B.A. or B.Sc. degree course com- Westtm Ontario. mean and creel stepmother. pletion in Administi'ation, Biology, Computer Studies, "Perpetrators of homicides show the same They show that incidents Economics, Engiish, Geography; History, Mathematics, Psy- general age characteristics of child abuse are far higher in ,antilles where one of the chology and Sociology. u their victims," Daly said. "It seems the same bunch parents Is a step-parent. v /on ob who are killing are also For information, calendar and application form write or Daiy said literature on tieing killed." child abuse now is showing T .aee W/nners telephone (collect calls accepted): 112- 563- 4237 Using data complied from the effect that close mother- MAtT Liouo~" homicides in the United infant contact shortly after o+ States and elsewhere, Daly birth has on a child's t+OuEuR Open Learning Institute noted that a significant development and m ms- percentage involved <1 531 Victoria Street ternal or paternal feelings. UNION MADE "squabbles over women." ew f/e, w///& announced at t/m Prince George, B.C. While much of Daly's "A specific maternal bond V2L 2L4 lecture seemed simply to to a child can he formed CARLING O'KEEFE BREWERI undel'seore fundamental shortly.efter birth," he said, This youngster finds that it's just as much Sun and no line ups anthropological information, adding that significant Photo by Gre9 Mlddleton he and colleague Ma~o results have been obtained Wtkon have come up with from studies made in • _:! t

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By JOHN FERG.USON campaign for the Feb. 18 tbe.flrot leg of a week-tong The list included Marcel" byelectlon In Ottawa-CeJlire, riding...... that runs northwest of TheHerala, iuesd~y, Decembert8 .... y . MONTREAL (CP) -- Sen. Liberals said without 11 @ 1 31 "~ general election in the mat will take hbn into Maeae, amin~terJnthel=t but failed to win re.electiou Montreal. Robert de Cotret, (me of Joe "province that is going to Toronto and southern On- provincial Union Nationale in May'. Clerk's decision to That work, whichhad been ChOiCe on leacterszllp die Cotret Clark's most powerful give us a majority ,gov- tario and then to Winnipeg, governmen[:eplaced by the , appoint him to the Senate interrupted by the Liberals ministers and the constant erument." Edmonton, his Alherta Liberals 1970, Andre and to give him two of the" ,and the NDP when they ' butt of oppealtlon criticism, The Conservatives won constituency of Yellowbead will resign from the upper only two of Quebec's 75 . and Vancouver. Payette,communicatiousadvlaerand currently Clark's cabinetmeatpowerkdport/oliealn -- economic Thursday,toppledthe govornmeat.lnst included ~~ai~o~dti~el~a~ iT~y2/~on~sl~kifil I ~r~!t~abababam~i~i~le~rn:o~d~e ~ ~o~a~ly~sn~ei~. ~ There's Retiree to chine the voters' disillusionment "the message is still am. worthy from Manitoba and chamber and run for the ridings in the May 22 election De Cotret headed a list of unsueeeesful candidate May development and industry, . movement for constitutional another leader. An interim with ~ in the May 22 bivalent. It would be Art Phillips from Vancouver to run Progressive Conservatives that gave Clark 186 seats -- hJgh profile candidates Clark 22 in the Montreal riding of trade andcommerce--druw reform, getting the country's leader "is unacceptable to election, Mitchell replied: falsifying the truth to say Centre. in the rural Quebec riding of six short of the 142 needed for unveiled during a speech Saints MaNe and Marcel constant opposition fire. financial affairs in.order and ~ levi ~~! ~ nl'~r~w~aei ~!! the party as being too "That's a very fair state-there'sastrong movement Meanwhile, former B.C. Barthler.MaRkinonRe. a Commons majority. Social that dwelt heavily on the DaRts, newly-elected presi. De Cotter said in an in- developing an energy pulley weak." Anyway, the party meat." from the base up. The West Liberal leader Gordon Clark made the mmounce- Credit MP Richard Janelle work he said his government dent of the, Quebec Coo- terviewCiarkaskednimto that would achieve self would ask to be involved in AsourcedeaetoTrudeau, is looking for a change of Gibson, rumored as' a in Quebec meat Monday night before later Joined the has done to make Quebecers sarvatiw party, try to win a Quebec seat. He sufficiency and an end to re- choosing ata interim leader who asked to remain leader." possible leadership can- about 50O cheering party Accompanied ~ayrtYls wife more at home in Con. De Cotret was first elected said he had been approached ' liance upon foreign oll rather than leaving it all to . anonymous, said Trudeau Of the 30 Liberal national didate, says he has not made workers as he kleked'off his Maurcon McTecr, Clark is federation. in an October, 1978| by party officials'of the supplies., caucus. ' agreed to continue u leader executive members, l0 are up his mind about running Asked itTrudeau is an un- providing he received a from the west of Ontorio, but for a federal Liberal seat I "So, innoway, is there any moating be given from 15 to Gerry Mazzei, con. the leadership? "My mind happy choice among strung request to do so. only two Liberal MPs are "until things have settled ...... ,,r ~, -7 --:>. 1~'~:-'~ ' aRernaUve but to ask Pierre 30 d~ys in advance of the stitutional chairman of the boggles." Mitchell said. Western Liberals because of But Monday afternoon incumbent -- Lloyd Ax- downa bit." Grits II I tried B.C. will to stop liP'~ wait on Pierre the vote VANCOUVER (CP) By STEPHEN SCOTT t" -- Kyle Mitchell, OTTAWA (CP) -- A natlonalsecretary of the former Liberal cabinet Liberal party, said minister attempted to Monday that B.C. ~' ~, .? stop the Commons •..-f>E. candidates from the defeat of the minority May 22 federal election Progressive Con- are waiting to see who servative government the party's leader will last week that forced be before deciding Canadians into a winter whether to stand for election, New A nomination again. Democratic Party Mitchell said he sources say. 4 wasn't sure how many Jean Chretlen,former candidates were fa- finance ministerand a vorable to Pierre prospective candidate Trudeau leading the for the leadership of the party again in the Feb. Liberal party ff Pierre 18 vote, but estimated Trndeau steps down, is that twothirde Of the 28 reported to have offered B.C. candidates, of a deal to the NDP. whom all but one were The proposal, ! defeated May 22, were rejected by NDP Leader consider!ng running Ed Broadbent, would again. have meant the If Trudeau chooses minority Progressive not to lead the party, Conservative gov- Mitchell said a new , j ernment would have • AT, leader would likely be survived the NDP i:!i• :!:;ii~:i !/! •., .i...::::/ selected at a "mini- motion of no-confidence './.f: convention" in Ottawa in its budget Thursday !in mid-January, At night. party meetings during That would have !~ii.. " ,',,.,• ,:~ :.'~•s. ~, the weekend, he said it meant Prime Minister ~i/ i//!i;il~:ii~ii~i~: ¸~ was determined that a Clark would net have ~ /~ • i: i~:~! ;:~:/iii:i :~i !~i ~;~: ~::~i:i/!iiii~i/!i~¸ full-fledged leadership asked Gov.-Gen. Ed ;•i/~ convention was im- Scin'eyer on Friday to passibleunder the party dissolve Parliament and constitution. Canada would not be • : -:i: !:ii• i A mini-convention, for faced with the Feb. 18 which delegates would general election. i,,=~ I ~:~ ~:• ~: be selected in a similar The government was ,::.~..: •..;i./ :i! manner to a regular defeated on an NDP leadership convention, motion that condemned would select a leader on the budget -- presented an interim basis, and in the Commons last the decision would be Tuesday -- on the: ratified by a fhll con- grounds the Con- t •... • vention after the servatives did not live electlon,, Mitchell said. up to May 22 election uu :-; ~:: ~!~: .... ~ ;~..... • !.i ~ ~' "We would get around campaign promises to ruuy' t ( the leadership reduce taxes, among Grea • --"] lieu WV ; ~ ~,..... ' ..... question) by consensus other things. ELEGANT ENTICING . instead of by the con. 3 PAIR PACK OF MEN'S PACK A SAVING IN !~ ANTIQUE LOOK KEY Good Vd ue. Save sO°° Cheers! : stitution." The Liberal caucus, LONG GOWNS BABY DOLLS STYLISH SPORT SOCKS He said if Trudeau against the better Vanous styles in red and 100% nylon in various DURABLE LUGGAGE ~t,, WOUND MANTLE CLOCK 7 PIECE SILVERSTONE 'VINTAGE" PUNCH BOWL 31 PIECE BAR SET KEEPS ASSORTMENT OF 24 PCE decides to lead the judgment of some of its Old socks wearing thin. Choose from wl~ite, blue or Side zip luggage with rigid aluminum binding black. 100% nylon. styles. Red and black. brown assortments• Fds t0.13 Enhance the look of your fireplace! Black face and ENTERTAINMENT SETS party, the time he spent members, decided not S~zes S-L. and expanded vinyl in tan, navy and burgundy• gold tone numerals. Plastic woodgrain finish• ALU2MI rNtc~o~Me COu cOoKnWs. 4~ REd u ShEeTs n SET FOR ANY OCCASION YOUR BAR WELL STOCKED making his decision will Glass 6 quart capacdy bowl. plashc ladle and 8 glass Set contains8 Of each 6 oz. ju=ce.10 .~oz On-the• only to support the K mar! After Sale Price 4.67 Includes 6 of each 5 ;; oz. juice. 6 ~ oz On.the- Rocks and12'/,oz buverage Glass =n r~chtopaz t~nt not hurt the party, motion but to make sure| K mart Regular List Price 13.77 w hd and 10" frypan S~lverstone' non-sUcksurface. 6 oz. punch glasses wdh plast=c hangers Rocks. 9':. oz htghball. 12 oz. beverage. 16 oz because campaigning all its members were on| brewmaster plus one shot glass. will not really be able to hand for the vote. i • re.r, IIR- 24"BAG I I =9".A'=-w,*,.,.s I Kmart Regular List Price 44.97 K mart Regular List Price !1.44 K mart Regular List Price 17.44 K mart Regular UII Price:7.99 Sale mE V V Kmart Regular ~m~l. iK mart Regular mm~] Kmart 4'177 start until the first week On the day of the vote, I• Prlce~:. • • BaCk ILisiPrice38.a8'=~00 I lLislPrire52.88~O~l special ~ M' J' of January. it became obvious the i K mart On97 Kmart 094 Kin.,, '11 "il 63 ,o., 099 Trudeau leading the minority government • ":V ()f3 Special emml~ ~ ~-- special ~ ~ -- Special ~ Special H: ~ party would simplify could not defeat the Price V~I~ Set Price V Set Price I I Set Price V Set matters greatly for motion because the five- party strategists, who member Social Credit would not be diverted caucus, which had been with the organization of supporting the govern- a leadership campaign, ment, decided to ab- Save Valuer HERSHEY'S 13 OZ. YORK mm. he added. stain. Three Con- The B.C. brancbes of servatives could not PACKOF 3 BRUT33 TASTYY&S CRUNCHY PUFF SLIPPERS ~:~ii:i the Progressive Con- ili~i~servatives and New make it for the vote, MEN'SHAND. FOOTBALL LICORICE BLANCHED ~i!!i Soft and durable polyurethane upper whileall but one Liberal KERCHIEFS TRAVELKIT ALLSORTS PEANUTS and covered heel with foam sole. i~ii Democratic Party are end all New Democrats Gift boxed whde Splash on lotion, A favorde~ 600 g box A party es,,enhaP ~i~ipreparing for visits of were there. handkerchiefs. 200mL. St=ck ~i!ii~~ their leaders on ~i~iiThursday. Prime Asstd borders, deodorant. 75 g. Sale*'"" 2!] SateKmart Liberals heeded the Approx 16 x 16". Skin moisturizer, Price Price ~i Minister Clark is ex- call to be on hand for the i!!i t20 mL. ~31 pected to" arrive in vote but some were il Kmatt Regular K mart Regular ii:~!iVancouver Thursday unhappy at the prospect // LislPrice 3.87 ListPrice 7.99 ~i:~!morning to address a of bringing down the Kmart Special HERSHEY'S HERSHEY'S ii~i:ii~~luncheon meeting of the government at a time ~!i!~:Vancouver Board of when Trndeau had an- l~~~~_~ ~ 1~J ~~~I~ l ~~'=~~~/~ ~'~°" " ' ~'~l!~"'1~" Si~~ ~' - -- Price __PriesKmartSpeclal Ii ~~~~ '' " ~ ~ " ~ ~ CHOCOLATEPEANUTSCOVERED KISSESGREATCHOCOLATE MILK i~i:!~Trade. He is scheduled nounced he was slap- ~~i to fly to Winnipeg late m ping down and there ~ the afternoon. was nobody to step into ~ ~ ]i M"isto,,~,,r~'~i~.P~l [ Delightful' :500q box Sweel kisses' 350 g his shoes immediately. t ~ =~ . a'~p'~- Kmart ~1~=1 KCmart ~11~ !~i~iManning __ Sale iE m'm Sale (IV ~i:i~iconcorned So, NDP sources say, 5a av ~ $2SO ~" i ~ ~ ~ ~ :~ ~ ~OOL_._~ Price U Box Price U BOX Chretien approached !i!i:!about Lorne Nystrom, in- MAX FACTOR JUSTCALL FABERGI~ TWOSIDED ili~ /'J~'~ i fluential New Democrat i !~ielection from the Saskatchewan! BODYSOAP POWDER SOAPSETS MIRROR .¢I 7- ~" constituency of Honey Bear Soap Alluringfragrance by Gift sets of jasmine, Regular and mag. ~ ~--- !i::i~effect Yorkton-Melville, with 15Og Blas0Pedume, Max Factor. 5 oz. musk.gingseng and nifted reflections. ' I ::!i:' VANCOUVER (CP) an offer to keep seven 4 mL. size. floYal. Value priced! , ~ ', 7, ~ ' - :: -- Paul Manning thinks Liberals away from the ~ KLlslmart Price3.95. Regular ListKmart Price Regular10.25 KListmart Price ns0ular4.97 , ~- i-... " : the federal election voting ff the NDP could i campaign may sully keep two more away. Kmart"'' Kmart... Kmart .'7, Kmart 0.. / ~ ' _.__~1'~ '~ : results of his yet-to-be. The government went p.,o.Special • ~l~ll~.., ." Price ~ set Priceset. ~... ea, . i ~ ~! released report down Thursday night by recommending the a vote of 139 to 133. location of a covered i :sports stadium in the The NDP sources said i Vancouver area. Nystrom took the offer ~:~ Manning,who headed to Broadbent, whol the inquiry at the rejected it in part be- i \ i :~:request of the provincial cause the NDP feels it 'i government,handed his can make substantial 22-page report to gains in an election. \ .:~.'~/- ~ ~lr/ TENDER ~t~d~ ::i;Premier BillBennett on There was no attempt i~i~:Monday. Betmettsaid it ~'~ discover whether ~lshal/ / TW"E="~gently~end so- at BuY! . ! Save "-4" I Chretien had the power ~ II~LII l m-lla~ i!.~would be released Comlolt m a Irad~Uonalstyle Choose :~i:shortly. to keep seven Llberais ~ [r~/~-'~i~~"~\~~..~/~.4r~,~)~-~ tomahcallY'~KmertRegular WHISPER* uLTRA LADIES SCARF ASTROLOGICAL c~d! Remarks lastweek by ~way from the con- ~ [ /~:r.~~~,,/~/ ~1 KmertLIst ~.spe lB..co SHoEERPANTY HOSE CHRISTMASTABLE I i IIom red. blue or b~own Rubbm sale ridence motion. Only i~!! 177 & UMBRELLASET ZODIAC PENDANT CENTREPIoErCESIan~ J HOMESTEAD8PCE I ANTIQUECLASSICS I SOLDERINGGUN I NEATAND HANDY 7 Municipal Affairs r~ne Liberal was absent. ~:i She.r and sandfe foot in small, Water repellent 100% polyester Choose your own or your loved e TUMBLER SETS t, o, I UTILITY CABINET Kmart Sale Price ii~ ~ Minister Bill Vander 111;7,7 townaVeragetaupe,b,ownand and tall. grey Maple, shades, scarf.umbrella.Blue,navy, Printedtan andnylon beige, ones sign GeM colour, boxed, ~~::;:: I [ FINE GLASSWARE I KITWITH CASE | 25 smafldrawels plus 2 Mrgefdr/lw. • Zalm indicated the Chretien could not be and pine cones-- | %el a smart fable or ba | Candybowtsg. adool_a bowls.va'~es. | Dual heat gun wllh 3 tips, flux brush reached for comment on K mart Regular List Price 1.94 K mort Regular List Prlc~ 10.86 K mart Regular List Price 4.99 K mart Regular List Price 9,97 I qla~,sosinlhnt.emerald or topazhnt. a fenlec bowie, el(:: Frosty mini or | cod of solder, wrench and soldeenq | e~~, Tool hotde~~, Dn srde Sturdy ;!i~:report favors the Faisc the allegation. i peach I atd tool I I}hlstlc ::fiCreek location in SpecialKmert ~434 SpecialKmart ~ll~lt~~nn SpecialKmsrt _1~Iz~et'~ Kmert dtOO I KmaflRegularListPrice4.~6 I ,~,,=~rLIs, p..4.77 I KmadnegularLisIP.cetg.9? I KmadflegularL,slPrtcett.17 :: Vancouver. Prime Minister Clark Price [[ pair Price ~ set Price ~ .. S~.o,e, ~uu l Kme,, egg I i~ Manning said after already has denied Price U" Kmert Q57 SP~¢"' ,~"~=.~=" | Kmertspeclal .L,L'-~--a~'~e"~ || SpeclaIKmart" reports he offered Social i l _'790_ meetin~ Sennettthat he ~pecialPrice VE~ ""©0, a P~C;"" ~ ~" i Price il ca. i Price R' ~a. viewed J1e electionas Credit amend. I ments toMPs the budget "an unwelcome sur- Prise,"because he fears proposals presented by politicalparties may try rmanee Minister John to score points with the Croebie in return for recommendation. "I support in the con- want the reportto stand fidence vote. ,~tt i o own merits," he i : lid. Page I0, The Herald, Tuesday, December 18, 1979 ::~

"For Safer Living. Fuel Economy & Cleaner Air" ,CHIMNEYS BOILERS AIR DUCTS FIREPLACES FURNACES PRO-VAC INDUSTRIES C LANSll FI E ID , .CANADALTD.I Services Division Specialists in Power.vat cleaning 96 Starling Street 63|4292 Kitimat, B.C. vec 1K5 632.2468

sertlon. Over 20 wOrds 5 cents Single Copy 20c per word. By Carrier ruth 3.00 HelpWanted 3 or more consecutive insertions By Carrier year 33.00 SKEENA HEALTH UNIT "THE MYSTERY OF THE FOR SALE :one 2 ton chain ~1.50 per Inserlien. By Mall 3mth. 15.00 2-3215 Eby St• BELLS". The Centennial hoist $125.00;5. Type 1 bags FOR RENT: Bachelor ~ Fmesl$ By Mall 6 mth. 25.00 Terrace, B.C. Christian School Invites all INSTRUCTORS needed for rooms In mobile motel REFUNDS: By Mall 1yr. 45.00 of cement $15.00; 1- First insertion charged for Senior Citizen 1yr. 20.00 635.6307 of you fo come and enjoy English as a Second concrete vibrator $300.08; complex N. Kalum Trailer V,tlether run or not. CHILe HEALTH CON- our Christmas program Language, part-time 1-15 ton house jack 830.00; CoUrt. Frldge In each Absolutely no refunds after ad British Commonwealth and, FERENCES with us. It will be,d.v., on morning and evening room, community kitchen, has bean set, United States of America one 1- tamping machine year aS.00 Weekly at Eby St. every Thursday, Dec• 20 at the • classes beginning In $500.00; 1-concrete power laundry facilities. $50 week NOTICE INVITING CORRECTIONS: Tues. 1:30 • 3:50 pm. Phone school, at 7:30 p.m. January. Experience In trowel with extra blades slngle, $37.50 week double. APPLICATIONS FOR A •'~USt be made before second BOX399, Terrace, B.C. learning or teaching ESL Insertion. VBG 2M9 for appointment. Held at (nc-20 Dec), $600.00; 1.=A h.p. 110V 635-9473. TIMBER SALE SICENCE Allowance can be made for only Thornhill Elem., 4th Tues. of .or other, languages an Electric Motor $15.00; 1- (C40.23 J an) A.11534 One Incorrect ed. HOME DELIVERY asset• Apply to: every month from 1:30.3:30 SACRED HEART Plumbers pipe holder 1" to BOX NUMBERS: Terrace & District p.m. Phone for appointment. Northwest College, Pursuant to section 16(1} 75 cents pickup. Thornhlll & District PARISH RENEWAL 12" pipe $,20.00; 1-1 ~/4 pipe Community Education 48, SUITES. • ' of the Forest Act, there will I~I.75 mailed. Phone63S.6357 Babysltters who bring DECEMBER 16-21 threader $5,00; 1-1970 Ford children must have parents' Box 726 Terrace, B.C. 4 speed fransmlsslon fits be offered for sale at public CLASSIFIED DISPLAY: Kifimat & District or phone 635-6511 FOR RENT auction by the Forest Rates available upon request. Phone632.2747 written consent for Im. Fr. Lorne MacDonald O.M.I. '65 to'72 for truck(ex- munlzaflon. Ms. Kathy Mueller Ranger, Courthouse, Prince will be the guest speaker cellent cendltlon) $150.00; NATIONAL CLASSIFIED The Herald reserves the right ADULT IMMUNIZATION (A7.21 Dec) Rupert, B.C., VaJ IB9, at to classify ads under appropriate each evening at the set. 1.1964 Ford 300 cu.ln, truck RATE: CLINICS 2 BEDROOM UNIT in slx- 11:00 a.m. on the 25th day of 22 cants per agate line. headings and to set rates vices which begin at 7:30 motor wlth clutch and 4 plex, stove and frldge. /Wnlmum charge ~.00 per in. therefore and to determinepage Every Men. and Wed. from 3 Needed Immediately speed fransmlsslon(motor January, 1980, e Timber Sale ~rtlon. location. p.m. Available Jan 1 1980. No to 4:10 pm• By appointment needs work) $100.00; 1.3 Llcence to authorize the (nc.21Dec)' Avon representatives to pets. Phone 635-5213. LEGAL • POLITICAL and The Herald reserves the right only. speed floor shlfter con- harvesting of 81 830 cubic TRANSIENT ADVERTISING: to revise, edit, classify or reject PRE.NATAL CLASSES " work In the following areas. (ctfn.17.12.79) metresef timber and located any advertisementand to retain verslon $10.00; I..4 foot 1(;3.60 per column Inch. Held throughout the year for WOMEN'S NIGHT OUT at 1) Copparslde Estates In the Skeens P.S.Y.U., any answera directed to the the Women's Centre will 2) Muller, Velleyvlew area carp level $20.00; 1.Bleck BUSINESS PERSONALS: Herald Box Reply Service,and to expectant parents. Phone and Decker Bench grinder _49 ...... HOMES__ Skeena River near Selma, ~® per ,,ne per month repay the customer the sum paid Health Unit for details and be cancelled'until after 3) Sparks, Munthe and CR S Land District. One 4 month basis only. for the edvertiaement and box Christmas. Happy Westvlew. $40,00;1.100 amp meln rental. registration. Holldaysl (nc .26 Dec) breaker box $40.00; 1.200 FOR SALE DEADLINE Box replies on "Hold" In. PRE-NATAL BREATHING amp maln breaker fuse Term: Five (5] Years. structions notplcked up within 10 and RELAXATION Please call Norma at 635. panel $75.00; car and truck DISPLAY: days of expiry of an ad- EXERCISES 7496. (ctfn 5 12 79) SACRIFICE Provided anyone who Is 4:00 p.m. 2 days prior to vertisement will be destroyed carbs.prlces vary; 1-1973 SALE publication day. unless malllng Insfructluns are Held every Monday af- AMC Javelin.S1000.00 or unable to attend the auction rece.lved. Those answering Box ternoon 1 - 2 pm. Assessed mtg. value $49,500. CLASSIFIED: OBO; 1.Datsun or Toyota in person may submit a seal Numbers are requeated not to HOME NURSING CARE Market value $52,500. tender, to be opened at the 11:0o a.m. on day previousto day send originals of documents to 24. SITUATIONS 'actory rear bumper Sacrifice price $43,000. A of publication Mondayto Friday. avoid loss. Nursing care In the home for WHOLESALE PRICES $20.00; 1.1968 G.M.C.H.D. hour of auction and treated ALL CLASSIFIED CASH WITH All claims of errors in ad- those who need It, on referral $9,S0O sovlngl I Five as one bid. WANTED V2 ton pickup 307 standard bedroom home. One and ORDER other thin vertlssments must be received from their family doctor. On ell remaining tools, :',080.00. BUSINESSES WITH AN by the publisher within 30 days one-half bath, huge kitchen after the first publication. Terrace area only. gifts and pendulum clocks. Details of the proposed ESTABLISHED ACCOUNT. and dining room with wood It Is agreed by the advertlse~ i Plus good selection of used HARLEY'S pAINTING Timber Sale Llcence may be For all the heater. Large living room requesting space that the PRE-SCHOOL SCREENING furniture. Open daily 1:30 & DECORATING obtained .from the Forest Servlca charge of as.00 on ill liability of the Herald in the abevephone with fireplace, carpaffed, CLINICS fo 5:30, Tues..Sat. Phone DRYWALL, stucco, file, Ranger, Courthouse, prince N.S.F. cheques. event of failure to publish an 635.3564 attached Insulated garage, L advertisementor In the event of 18 months: at Child Health 635.7824, Old Totem linoleum• Free estimates. Rupert, B.C., veJ 1B9, or the~ WEDDING DESCRIPTIONS: Phone 638.1095 (C10-31 Dec) 2 wells, out.buildings. 5.6 an error appearing in the ad. Conferences. 6 yrs. once to Beverage Building, next to Regional :Manager, Market NO charge provided news sub- vertlsement as published she km north on Kalum Lake mltted within one month. ~.00 twice monthly. 4:/2 - 5 years Northern Inn. (P 11-31 Dec) Place, Prince. Rupert, B.C.,. be limited to the amount paid by 34, FOR RENT Dl'lve.,'Lefl:hand slde of production charge for wedding the advertiser for only one in. (pro.kindergarten): Spring Action every Sunday at 2 VaJ IB9. and•or engagement pictures. correct insertion for the portion blitz. Developmental, vision, road• Net taxes $50. Phone (A2.18 Dec) News of weddings (write.ups) of the advertisingspace occupied 30, FURNITURE. MISC. 635-5942 to vlew. (p20 6J) received one month or more by the incorrect or omitted tern hearing screening done. after event 810.00charge, with or only, and that there shall be no Please phone for ap. HALL RENTALS without picture. Sublect to liability to any event greater & APPLIANCES condensation. Payable In ad. than the amount paid for such polntment. Oddfellows Hall - 3222 vance. advertising. VD CLINIC Munroe. For further In. FOR SALE by builder. Only 14. BUSINESS DOUBLE BED with box two left. Prices reduced. CLASSIFIED Advertisements must comply Phone for epopolntment. formation phone 635.2794 or ANNOUNCEMENTS: with the British Columbia Treatment available. PERSONAL spring and mattress, In 635.5661 (am-7-8.79-Tu,Fr) For more Information Births 5,50 Human Rights Act which •SAN ITATION good condition for sale. please call collect. Days Engagements S.50 prohibits any advertising that COLLIE R EXCAVATING $65.00. Phone 638.1469. 562.4114 or evenings 562. AN~rrlages S.S0 discriminates against any Public health Inspectors can Deaths 5.50 person because of his race, assist with sanitation (C3-16 Dec) 3697. (ctfn 4 12 79) Funerals 5.50 religion, sex, color, nationality, problems, such es food Backhoe Work Cardsof Thanks S,SO ancestry or place or erlgln, or Me,serial Notices 5.50 because his age Is between 44 poisenings and complaints, and 65 years,unless the cOfldltlon sewage disposal, private. Phone 635-5340 after ~,, '~ 410 JOHN DEERE Bacl~ol~ PHONE 635.6357 Is Justified by'e bona fide water supplies and "l).m.,~'.... (a m'T;~,~"H ) Classified Advertising Dept. requirement for the work In. for hh;e. Phbne 635~ volved. nuisances. 4081. (cm 5 10 79) SPEECH end HEARING SEARS I FOR SALE: Ashl Pentax, CLINIC SALES AGENCY spotomatlc 35 mm camera QUALIFIED Carpenter, A RESPONSIBLE, working Held'el 4612 Grelg Ave. -- Wholesale merchandise COMMUNITY with wide angle lens, tradesman fully equipped family requires a lor 2 638-1155. The audiologist will Auction services standard lens and elec- with air tools. Available bedroom apt, no pets. SERVICES: do hearing tests on referral Ornamental Ironwork by family doctor or com. tronic flash; 35 mm Angus for renovations, custom Phore 635.9961 after 3:00 3972 Doble Street ceblnets, erborite, formica INCHES AWAY CLUB reunify health nurse. Speech slide projector and silver ask for Gary. Phone 635-7824 installations. Will consider meet every Tuesday night at pathologist . therapist will 40 by 40 screen; 40 Channel (C4.19 Dec) WANTED 10am.2pm all other types of finishing 6 In the Skeena Health Unit. carry out speech Midland C.B. radio brand DONATIONS Closed Mondays work• Phone after 6 p.m. More information phone 635- assessments and therapy. • new; portable stereo and The Three Rivers Workshop (am 12 10 79) Ask for Don. 635. 3747 or 635-3023 LONG TERM CARE speaker record player; 500 ' ,usl,,:ss I for the Handicapped are gallon, two compartment 5708, (c20 21D) ' "'it, ":~' k,oklng for donations of any At 205.4621 Lazelle Ave. Tel.' ...... PDQ PROPERTY ' BIRTHRIGHT 635-9196. gas tank; men's skates old, broken or used pieces of Carpet & Flooring size 7V2..never used; new i54 Pregnant? In need of sup. furniture, also any discarded Assessment and planning for port? Call Birthright 635-3907 those eligible for Long Term broiler oven; baby tub and 37. wood products we could use Installation stand, baby basslnette; • 3.4621 Lakelse. for recycling or renovating. Care. PETS FOR RENT: Approx. 900 sq. COMMUNITY small winch, bearing Call us at 635.2236 between 8 You supply--we Install feet on second floor. Air VOCATIONAL pullert/4 '' torque wrench. Office Hours: Tues. 11 am.8 am and 3 pm. We will try to 636-1691 conditioned. Located at pro. Wed. 9:30 am.5 pm, make arrangements for REHABILITATION SER- (am1 10 "/9) 3 FLUFFY white kittens to 4623 Lakelse Avenue. VICES Phone 635.3236 Thurs. 11 am.9 pro, Friday 1 pickup. give away. Seven weeks Phone 635. pm-lO pm or call 635-3164 or AID TO HANDICAPPED INSISTON (C2-14,10 Dec) old, call anytime. 635•3953 2552. (ctfn 5 12 79) 638-1227 anytime. At 205.4621 Lazelle Ave. Tel. THE BEST (nc-21 Dec) 635-9196. OVEREATERS MILLS MEMORIAL Assessment and guidance Concrete septic tanks, in HUSKAVANA 61. 20" bar, 57, ANONYMOUS THRIFT SHOP for vocatlonel and social stock. Gel relief with a new chain, 2 months old. AUTOMOBILES msetsWednesday at 8 pm at Mills Memorial Hospital rehabilitation done by concrete Investment. Was 5450.00 now $250.08 St. Matthew's Anglican Auxiliary would appreciate consultant. FIRM Phone 636.8223. Church basement. Phone any donations of good, clean (C3.19 Dec) Schmlffy's Excavating 1974 FORD LTD., for sale. -o 635.4427 after 6:30 pro. clothing, eny household 635.3939 URGENTLY items, toys etc. for their NEEDED Phone 635.9576. Rape Relief (am 1 10 79) (C4-21 Dec) Thrift Shop. For pickup FOR QUICK SALE white Female needs ride from Abortion Counselling' SKEENA (~E~ITRE service phone 635.5320 or 635. mink coat. Valued downtown Into Thornhlll ONCE MORE WE OPEN 5233 or leave donations et the & Crisis Line for $2500.00, asking 51300.00. School area between 3 and 4 Women OUR DOORS TO THE Thrift Shop on Lazelle Phone 635.4226. pm weekdays. Will pay gas. 631~lLllm SENIORS OF THE Avenue on Saturdays bet. (C5.16 Dec) Pleese call the Dally Herald COMMUNITY wean I1 am and3 pm. Thank EXPERIENCED camp at 638.6357 end leave e you. cooks and kitchen helpers. message. (eft fin) We offer For applications phone Welcome to FEDKA COFFEE Women's A.A. Meetings • 635-9469. 1973 TOYOTA PU , new LId FURNITURE MART. AM COLLECTING CONVERSATION Lazelle every Tuesday night at 7:30. (C5-19Dec) motor with 16,000 ,miles. J~rescheol Now open with furniture Canadian coins. If you & 4907 Lazelle Ave. 4711 Lezelle Ave. 635.5145. Also 1976 Jag snowmobile. J~ for the whole residence. have silver coins you want CRAFTS Terrace, B.C. i Phone 635-3760. Finally a large furniture to sell, phone 638.1323 after maim in a friendly There ere a few spaces DENTAL ASSISTANT (PS.lSDec) store Is open In Terrace 4 p.m. Silver dollars $3.50. ¢/,J : Drop-in Centre avallaable for children ages required for Public Health LADLES SLIM LINE Club with prices anyone can (P5.10 Dec) atmosphere 3.5 In this progressive dally Dental Program. Typing meets Monday evening -- affordAemember also we nursery school. Special help ability essential• Exp. In a 6:30 pm. United Church take trade-ins. Just We supply dental office an asset. For WANTED TO BUY: Used available for children with basement, Kltlmat arrived for Christmas on MATERIALS Into plse call: The Skeena furniture such as couch, mild developmental delays, sale at LOW LOW prices. INSTRUCTION Health Unit af 635-9196. chair, table & chairs. ,BE eg. poor co-ordination, WEIGHT WATCHERS Boston rocker & delayed speech develop. meeting held every (A3.16 Dec) Phone 635. Children's 5417. (ctfn 11 10 79) 1974 MONARCH 12X60 TRANSPORTATION sent, etc., not requiring Tuesday at 7'p.m. In the bedroom furniture as well as an area for medical referral. For fur. Mobile Home In excellent Knox United Church Hall, Desks CA relexetlon. For more In- condition with Insulated thor Informetlon, phone the 4907 Lazelle Avenue. CARRIERS Beds formation about these and Supervisor, Nelly Olsen, et Ioey shack and patio. Dressers WANTED other activities, please 635-7918. NEEDED Situated on large trailer lot In the following areas Shelves Spot cash for your: phone 635.2265 and ask for The Play Centre with Skeena River Iron. Tbornhill Extra low prices BCRIC SHARES Skeena Centre. See you there 4542 Park Ave., tage; very private, low lot Klrsh, Maple, Kulspal, ; on outdoor Christmas anytime between d am and 638-11211 rental, with or without TERRACE Kenworth, Skeena Valley lights. 25 lights per set for Queensway Trading 3:30 pm Monday through Chlldmlndlng Service; furniture and appliances. WOMEN'S only $6.00 each set. 3215 Kelum Friday. Supervised Programs for Trailer Crt, Sande, For appointment to view, CENTRE children ages 16 months to 5 Toynbee, Old Lakelse Lk. (as long as they last) 638.1613 call 635.3693 after 5 p.m. Skeena Centre will be closed - a support service years. Rd., Muller, Pine, Compare our chesterfield (a6-21D) (C3.20 Dec) from December 17th, 1979 to for women - Paqueffe, Empire, Clark, prices. More sets are January 3rd, 1960. We wish 4711 Lazella Ave. Newell, Kofoed, River coming In everyday. Soon you and yours a Joyous behind TIIIIcum Theatre FOR INFORMATION ON 70 ' - Dr., Seaton. to arrive Color T.V. sets WANTED season I 635.5145 THE BAHAI FAT FAITH. Terrace and stereos. At Fedka SERVICES Drop In: 10 am • 6 pm Men. Phone 635.4865, 635:2632 or 4500 Grelg, 4500 Park, Furniture Mart 4434 Spot cash pald for good Kitlmat A•A. Construction thru Thurs. 10 am • 4 pm 635.9905 anytime. 4500 Little, Birch, 4600 Lakelse Avenue, In the used furniture, guns, Group In Kltlmat: telephone Friday. We offer a com- Lakelse, 4600 Davis, 4600 former Fred's Furniture jewellery, skates, BCRIC BUY OR SELL Marlelle 632-3713 fortable relaxed atmosphere Loen, 5000 Mills, 4900 Building (downstairs). shares. Fashion and Gold MEETINGS to meet and share Ideas. Welsh, 4900 Park, For more Into please call Anything of value jewellery. Managers end Monday - Step Meetings 8: 30 Children are welcome. I'C0NING EVENTS Tweedle. Terrace Auction Mart at We buy--sell--trade salespersons needed In this pm Lutheran Church. Evening Programs 635-5172. Gunsmlthing area. For your full wednesdays Closed 7:30 pm Tuesdays. Women's If you are Interested in (C8-24 Dec) catalogue please phone Meetings 8:30 pm United A.A. 1st Wednesday of month NEWYEAR'S PARTY Dec. any of the following 636.6392 Evenings or write Church. QUEENSWAY Status of Women. 2nd 31, 1979 at 9:00 p.m. at routes please phone TRADING Marlelle, No. 49.4625 Fridays. Open Meetings 8:30 Wednesday . single parents FIREWOOD for sole Kitsumkalum Ski Hill. Ski 635-6357 3215 Kalum St. Graham Avenue, Terrace. pm Skeena Health Unit, (led by a single father). 3rd and Dance the New Year between 9 am - 5 pm Mixed birch and pine, Terrace 638.1613 If interested In learning Kitlmat General Hospital. Wednesday • Men and In, Come and support your (noffn) how to obtain free AI-Anon Meetings • Tuesday Women's Rap. Thursdays . KItsumkalum Ski Club. Phone 635.6620. (P$.le Dec) (affn Tu F 23 11 79) jewellery or selling please • 8 pm United Church. Women's Night Out. (nc-21 Dec) advise. (c20 9J ) The Herald, Tuesday, December 18, 1979 Page 11

fromone,. " .~.~Thc,d~,~ratlon followed a will deliver preecl~te .st by .~Idse, Moi~u~madSTUDENTS Gillani, interaatienld "grand Jury" •/ rl. ,uI11 1 LUNGCRIPPLEi! flu $. !~"efid~'.'i(~...... ~F3.ant Ot the stu. the eaj~ives' f.amilies and told.an.ewsc .o~e.ren~ in .t~. !nvenUgatinn of. the em: -- i~nts' acuons ny Ayatollah '.'open Jellers." ' capital me oraer zor the max naasy's operauons anu ~uhollah.Khomeini, and the Khomelnl told the news c/ the hmtages will come relations between the United, l l ;~;.Idayi~,.today of a d~e conference at .his from! Khomeini snd the Statos and the shah's rei0me i ' i I ~clata'ofKhemeinithat headquarters in Q. his RevolutionaryCouncll, imtead of a trisl. He said he .. ll ,unnn-rAu~ unTml: ! MANORVILLA ~, ..sute..~,.toLL~.m.e the re¢ime d.oes not regard the . Gillani .also s.a!d the .hadasked.Sf..an..MacaHde.of I IHIr'UHHNHI IIgl;~i,, I ~61~atlo~TneKevolunounry U,S. Embassy a8 an era- nost~geswuloeunametoget xremnu,a~.°!)etPeaee/'n~ [] ...... , ; ' i .~;Cotmdl blamed the kflling of bassy or the hostages as defencelawyersafncethese winneraunformerprel/dent i H t: Hvnrn I;nrlgl'mR.~ H~nr~ I ,~HoJatoleslam Mshemmad "members of the emlzuy." would have to be Islamic of Amnesty International, to i ...... jr ...... I :~ofatehandhlatwosuards "It was a den of esplonage lawyers, and "it would he ~t on the Jury. MadBrido II i ~;on the U,S: Central In- and they are spies," he sald, very ,difficult to imagine "-.~ he has not reeeived the i RP. Hydro nffiPn~ will h~ ~lncbd l .::~telligence Agency and "We reJect all the clamcr by what Islamic lawyer would invitation and his par- I ...... ~ ...... I ',~SA.VAK,.the ousted shah's variunssectlons abroad that come to assist a bunch of tinipaLiou would depend en i i frnm A.qn nrn r'r;rl,'~, I'~nft~,rnhne.; ")4 i ~se~etpoliee. these people should be spies," . the inqniry's terms of rafer. I ". .... -..~,,, ~,,,, .,,--y, -o,.o,,,u~. -, I ~;~:~i(]hetbzadshsaid after the freed" Ghetbzadeh, meanwhile, ence, its purp~ec and who i. _,,, ,,.,,,, ...... ,_ ,-. ~! .-. l ehah~lew from the United Tehran's chief lsl#min was still talking about an ebe was invdve~'L I until o.uu am/gursoay, uecemDer z/| .Stat~ t0'Pa~ma during the - " • i ! i ~,~ ?~o~ el,~ T_ _ • 1 1 • 1 -- " I In case of emergencies phone I ~fore Cht~'tmsa, but the iranian leaoer ShOt I .-..... I !stu~nis s..a!d .none. of.tl.~.. TEHRAN(AP)--Gunmen our country, they began died about /hrne hour|~ later, I ooo |qlq i iea.p.t!vesw.m.°_e.Iroeaan°au. on motorcycles" killed plotting against us," the Tehran Radio anno~mced, I -...... l :;w~. Be u'lm. :rnay.~paa.~. ~HoJatolesiam Mohammed councilsaid in a statement. Mofateh wae widely II /nanK you u.u. HYUHU i I i melrpositionmastateraa|o Mofateh, aleadiugmember This appeared certain to rumored ~ have been a I I | broadcast today, of AyatOllah Ruhollah deepen the crisis between member ofthe l Without • naming Ghotb- Khomeim's revolutionary the U.S. government and the Revolutionary Council zaddS~directly,, they said in regime, and two of hla bod- Khomeinl regime reenitin8 immediately after the Pg.,r~" ~' i / yguards at Tehren : Th~ Iranian nation is ash- University,today, U.S. Embassy in Tehran, the composition was secret. But emed to ~k more than Mofateh, the head of the holding of ~0 U,S. hostages when the membership was necessary to the enemy, university's theology there and ~e refusal of the finally announced, he WaS particularly to a filthy one department, was the third United States to surrender not a member. like America. To America religious leader shot since the deposed shah f~r trial in His religious title, we have only une th lug to Khomeini's revolution in Iran, heJato]eslam, is me step my: hand overthe deposed February. Taffhi HaJ w_..,,__..lO.,,o,.,.,o., (l', shah, and/his plunder, Tarithani, the founder of the .era .~d up ~ the front Moslem hiersrchy. It Ilow~Vermuch you keep him Ghobad Mosque in Tehran, of the theology building at conuaontor bO~toleelams ~ ~D~ ~~~ 1 outside :America. And if the was killed in July and the university Just after the be popularly referred to as U.S. :government does not Ayatollah Morteza ayatollaharrivedtherein his ayatollahs. # secede to: this Just and Motahari, a member of car. ~"~ 1 humane demand by the Khomeini's Revolutionary As he and his two .____~asK, strike .Iranian:nation, the least we Council, was wounded in shall do will be to put the bodyguards got out, the ORTH PiPE May. ~mn. o~ed ,~,. o- American spies on trial." ' Forghsn, a leftist, anti- bodyguard was killed in. now illegal N WEST EASTSIDE GROCER Y The students added that clerical terrorist stantly, while the other was REGINA(or) - A ~t AND EQUIPMENT LTD. UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT "nowadays, ominous organization opposed to hit in the head. Mofateh was decislm that the Sankat- murmurs are heard from the Khomeini, claimed re- shot in the knee and chewan Government Era- White House quite brazenly spousibillty for the earlier staggered into the building, ployecs Association strike is PIPE. Pt UMBING 5UPPL IES PU~PS Open 7 days a week acc~iog the Iranian nation attacks and for three others Imt the gunmen pursued him illegal effectively ends the HOSES NUISANDBOLT5 FENCING , with Jerry & Marg of" havidg "changed its on revolutionary leaders. and shot him again, thistime strike, LaiTy Brown, unJca WATER$OF~ENE~S ANDMORE position," ' •' " " But the Revolutionary in the head. Then. they chief executive officer, uic~ to serve you ,'Whets.false imagination. Council btame'~ Mofatsh's escaped on their mo- Monday. Why andhow ikit that this killing on the U.S. Central tercycles, the witnesses re- "Althoughthe injunction 5239 Keith Avenue - ,., s c H~O,o WEEKDAYS e.ll WEEKENDS 9-11 enemy No. 1 of the Iranian. Intelligence Agency and ported, does not Specifically order 635-7158 .. t.AKE.E AVE. ,,.,,, nation can allow itself to SAVAK, the deposed shah's Mofatah and the wounded an end to the strike itself, it YOUR FRIENDLY CONVENIENCE STORE indulge in ~u~ frivolous secret police. bodyguard were taken to does call it unlawful' and talk? Is it"*;th~t "certaln "When the imperialistic hospital and underwent prohibits the. activities responsible 01total t have interests were cut off from . emergency surgery. Both connected with it," pun f .OWintheO . I NORTHERN LIGHT enemy' to '_aBet~t]~y',amd , ~ Stained Glass sata~C W]l~e~ 'lrii~'~' ,:÷:,~',,z • ~,, ~:' ~ All West Centre : .Clas~}es "~"'i"~~[" Khomeini also caktiga'tOi the U.S. governmsnt at a televised news coaferenee • WHEH ll HAKEA IOP DOGgull,,, HIGH COUNTRY "Repa!rsl Menday night with Arab ' *Supplies ,/~, journalists. But Khomdni said if President Carter YOU COME ' ' °pECNraft2' ~&vG~ft29 Pm *Custom orders "descenda from his ivory tower to sit with as on the Sat.gam-gpm 4820 Halliwell Ave. 638-1403 8round and t~im to establish ) ipui T OH ~~45Ht-F Keith Ave. ,IS,IS mutual understanding, we • willreciprocate, provided he " JAME,~ (;RAY THRUWAY compensates us for the • . , • , .,~).,V. - MUFFLERS ...... crusitlaa inflicted so far." .'~, ~,, . ~* -~ , -:~',:,~..~: .--,~/-.~,..~: The aytollah took note of contradictions between the students and his foreign ii' :'~": ""~ " ~ "" :i "Winter Monti~S' 3v, minister, saying that the suggestion by foreigners that the students are directing --.,: 8:30 a.rn. - 5:00 p.m Iran's foreign policy is a lie. II But he gave the students his CARPET,NSTA"ATmN & FLOORING Closed Sunday & Monday unqualified endorsement, saying that in occupying the ' YOU SUPPLY WEINSTALL 638-1991 3010K U.S. Embassy in Tehran and Kalum Street sayin8 that the tel.ease or trial of the hostages aepenas on the return of "our FREE criminal" -- Shah Moham- ~i~ 'i •VAN'S OONTRAOTING mad Rasa Pahlavi -- they 4974 V t SWAGEN BEETLE TERRACE HOTEL GIFT CEilTIFICATES were acting for the whole $3495 For these Items t " " Furniture Repair nation. However, the , bear tooth , lear claws ~Jlesterations, Hope Chests Revolutionary Council, , waft 1tell , beaver teeth which governs Iran in ac- 1979 ZEPHYR4 DOOR S.W. ~ Custom Made Furniture, Ileflnishie cordance with Khomsini's V8 auto, PS, PB, 16000 kilos. $6995 , mist tr inr Iltltrs (stngtaorpalr) orders, confirmed Ghotb- • "~ General Baildiel Contracting' zadsh's .announcement that Available at the front desk of the Christian clergymen will visit the hostages on T[RfiACE HOTEL 2510 S. Kalum 636-6585 Terrace Christmas Day. A council 1977 FORDF350 CREWCAB spokesman quoted by Radio V8 automatic, 8 ft. box. Tehran said the clergymen $8295 Thatcher BILLIARDS & AMUSEMENTS 1978 FORD BRONCO ~:~-~`:~:~-~%:~:~:~:~:~:~:~:~:.:~:~:~:.:~:~:~:~:.:~:~:.:.:.~.:~:~:.:.:::.:.~ offers V8 radio, 4 speed $9995 WE ALSO SELL, SERVICE • REPAIR ALL YOUR support HOME BRUNSWICK PRODUCTS. WASHINGTON (AP) -- 3213KALUM SIRELI Prime Minister Margaret 1974 FORDBRONCO TERRACE O C PHONE 635.2473 635"35~6 1 -~"~ o Thatcher said today Britain V6 automatic tran. "couldn't possibly" un- i dertake a blockade of Iran without the approval of the Custom Upholstery. Fabrics & Vinyls United Nations. Furniture Repair and Refinishing The visiting prime •1977 FORDMAVERICK Custom Auto Interiors • Van Conversions minister, interviewed on 4 door, V8 auto, radio Custom Quilting of Fabrics (E &aWqnterprises television, said sanctions of $3995 three types -- arms, trade Pioneer Upholstery MUSIC FOR ALL OCCASIONS and other assets.-- might he imposed agalnst Iran 635-9434 because of its holding of U,S. 1979 MERCURYMARQUIS Weekdays 9 - S hostages. Brougham St. Wagon. Air, stereo, loaded. Wayne 435.Sd44 Mrs. Thatcher reiterated $11,100 Other hours by appointment Days 43S.i2)S Ernle 43S.t3S) her previous support for i Claudette Sandeckl 3901 Doble Rd. neonomic eanetluns ogeimt Slnce 1973 Terrace, B.C. lran if Prmident Carter requests them, hut she emphasized tnst- " "we 1976 CHEVELLECLASSIC couldn't possibly do that 2door, VO, PS, Brakes, radio (rg~l~Rall~l~ ! without a motion from the MR. BUSINESSMAN! (;LACIER United Nations." She descdhod the cdsla in Tehran as "a classic revolutionarysituation of the kind we thought we did not TerraceTote m Ford This Space Is Reserved] 'A Terrace,D.C. t in this time and cen- ~ ry. '! Mrs. Thatcher edded: "I I A Complete Glass and do think there is a chance they (the hoatogca) will get Sales Ltd. For Your Ad, ! S Aluminum Se..vice home safe and sound." As for the ceamfire in Rhodesia, Mrs. Thatcher said she hopes that whites will remain in the African 4631 Keith 635-4984 country because "they are vital to the economy; I think there will be a multiracial Dealer No. 5548A society." t

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f l l..l{l{~I l.-klll~l%l Simmer goes for 10 MONTREAL (CP) --Left for 61 points. Right (ringer BoasyofNew York Islanders pay a visit Thursday night, winger Charlie Simmer of Guy Lafleur of Montreal last season. The Flyers have a 20-1-8 Los Angeles will attempt to Caeadiens is second with 24 Simmer, Dionne and their record, with their only loss become the 10th player in goals and 29 assists for 53 right winger, Dave Taylor, coming Oct. 13 on the road National Hockey League points. have scored 71 of the Kings' against Atlanta Flames, daliy herald history to score in 10 con- If Simmer scores at 129 goals this year. Only Philadelphlnl~as 19 victories secutive games when the Toronto, he will be only the Philadelphia Flyers, with 131 and eight ties in Its unbeaten Kings visit Toronto Maple fourth player since the 1921- goals, have scored more streak, Montreal was 28@5, SPORTS with Don Sch ffer Leafs on Wednesday night, 22 season to .score in 10 than Los Angeles. Among goaltenders, Denis Statistics released today games in a row. The record Simmer, who has a league. Herron of the Canadiens has show Simmer -- who has is 16 games by Punch leading total of six game- the best personal average at scored 10 goals in his last Broadbeat of the defunct or- winning goals, is taking a 2,31, while Bob Sauve and nine games -- with season tawa Senators fn 1921-22. The run at the seoring record of Don Edwards have com. totals of 27 goals and 23 only players with 10-game 60 geak by a left winger set bined to give Buffalo Sabres Joiner's TD "the biggest" assists for 50 points, third in streaks since then are Andy the best team mark at 2,53, by Montreal's Steve Shut, in the scoring race, Bathgate of New York Sauve and Tony Esposito SAN DIEGO CAP) -- Like With John Jefferson, San game. Shortly after the Fouls past Joe Namath, who 1975.77. Shutt had 28 goals , Marcel Dinune, who plays Rangers in 1962-63, Bobby after 30 games, and Simmer of Chicago lead in shutouts a proud old prize fighter, San Diego's most dangerous touchdown he was kayoed set the ailUme NFL single- centre for Simmer, leads Diego wide receiver Charlie reciever, sidelined with a rib again, suffering a cut over season record in 1967 with Hull with Chicago Black is one off that pace. with three each, while Dan • with 23 goals and 36 assists Hawks in 1968.69 and Michel Philadelphia, meanwhile, Boucherd of Atlanta is tops Joiner kept coming off the injury, Joiner became a the eye, but returned after a 4,007 yards. n mat. In the end, he delivered marked man -- the key man second trip for medical care. can tie Montreal's record of in victories with 13. the knockout punch. in the Chargers' aerial "They weren't cheap Fottts, who was 17 of 29 for NHL STATS 28 consecutive games Willi Plett of the Flames is "Charlie took such a beat- circus, shots," said Joiner. "I was 230 yards, finished the 16- without a loss, set in 1977.78, the moSt penalized player hag," said Chargers coach His third-quarter touch- just the victim of cir- game regular season -- GOALKEEPERS' NICOROI Garratt . 1,380.81. 0 3.S2 when Pittsburgh Penguins with 125 minutes. (Imply-nil goals bracketed) Aa Smith . .360.25 I 4.17 Don Coryell, "but he kept dawn, which broke a 7-7 fie, cumstences." Namath did it in 14 games -- MP GA SO AvE. Hart (I) 1,740 107 I 3.69 coming back and playing." came after he was knocked Joiner's touchdown catch with 4,082 yards. • mauve . . J~0. 3S 3 2.~ Baker . ~10. II I 3.2 Joiner, 32, capped his D.t ~Edwarda 1,000. 43 1 3.$3 T~omes . .668.44 0 3.95 out of the game with the hip helped Fouls make history. Denver, a seven.point lul (I) I,li0 7l 4 3,33. Davldson . ,540. 36 0 4,00 McAdam's three finebt National Football injury minutes into the "/'he completion propelled underdog, put the pressure Glibelt • 1.033. 47. 1 2./3 S~taert . ~92.22 0 4.52 League season with a 32- on San Diego early, scoring ChHvers , ..~0, 25 I 3.76 NYR (3) 1,fifo ISS I 3.73 6elenosr • .227. 13 0 3.44 tHemel . .820.52 0 3,80 yard touchdown reception on its second drive of the kS (3) hS00 I1 t |.90 G.r Smith . .9110.63 0 3.110 EsPgtlto .. hso0. d~ 3 2.72 help beat Leafs from Dan Fours that gave night. A threcyard run by Mlddlebrook .120. I 0 4.00 Vellor . 340. 29 0 3.33 WPl (I) 1,t30 1|3 0 3,~1 BLOOMINGTON, Minn. was interrupted by more the Chargers a 17-7 victory NFL STATS Otis Armstrong capped an Chl (3) 1,1~ I~ 3 3.00 ;f.~cKenzls .499. "~ 0 3.37 over Denver Broncos oe eight.play, 59-yard drive. Peelers . ~0. 3a 0 3.71 Oleschuk . ,307. IS 0 3.$3 (AP) -- Some fancy puck than 120 minutes in penalties ~yre . /~)0.53 0 3.47 AMrom • #34. M 0 4.11 handling by AI MacAdam and two game misconducts, Monday night. A fumble recovery help~ Phi !,740 90 0 3.10 Col (|) 1,740 IIS 0 4.11 By dethroning Denver as AMIaICAN CONPIEINCl NATIONAL CONPaa|NOB San Diego get untracked Herren . .3S~. St 0 3.31 Lessard 1.133.74 0 3.9S and a brawl highlighted Williams and Minnesota's llll Sevlgny . ,4,52. 2~ 0 2.6,5 Grahams • " ,Ma. 44 1 3,95 Minnesota North Stars' 5-1 Brad Maxwell held the main AFC West champs, San WLT ,; AP~, x:Detl~'e userI1 S . 0 37'1 313 .g0 after a Craig Morton fumble ksrocque 1,0/9.65 2 3.61 LA (3) 1,100 IS0 I 4.04 Diego, 12-4, ended a 14.year x'Mllml 10 6 0 341 251.63S y.Phlla 11 s o 3~ m .m at the Denver 41 two minutes Mll (I) 1,~20 101 | 3.16 Inness . 327.44 0 3.63 vtetory over Toronto Maple event five seconds before the title drought and gained the NeW Eng . 9 7 0 411 326.843 wad,no to 6 o ~ ~s .m into the second quarter, Five Henlon . 1,500. 73 0 3.92 Boutln . .60. 4 O 4.00 Leafs in the lone National end of the first period in a NY Jell . I 0 0 337 383 .SO0 NY Blunts 6 10 0 337 323.375 Ridley . . A~. 25 0 3.57 Stephenson 1,073.73 0 4.03 home field advantage euffalo 7 9 0 26O 279.4,111 51. Loula . 511 03013'm•313 PlayslaterFoutssceredona Vcr (4) 1,~0 103 0 3,19 Wash ($) 1,140 Ill 0 4.0,1 Hockey . League game battle that emptied both throughout the playoffs. Balti $ II 0 371 351.313 • Ceelral five-yard rollout to tle it. Meloche . LQ31. 46 0 3.68 Dryden • .744. $3 0 4.27 Monday night. benches, central ~'Tampe. B to 6 ~ ~73 237 .~3s G{ ~edwerds . .719. 49 0 4.09 Mlo. • .996.7t I 4.21 MacAdam scored two Denver, 10-6, must travel to x:p.m" I~ 4 (~41, ~63.7~ v Ch,ce,o 10 6 0 ~ ~ .es After Joiner's touchdown, MIn 1,740 111 0 3.|8 Ed (S} 1,740 1|7 I 4.SO Williams and Maxwell, Houston on Sunday for a y'Houat0n 11 S 0363331.663 ~lnn 7 9 o 3~, 337 .m Mike Wood added a fourth. Pelmateer 1179. 63 ! 3.21 goals in the first period and both of whom required facial Clave . 9 7 0 3S9 352.563 Greee B . 511 0246316.313 Harrison . .561. 31 Q 3.31 me in the second for his third stitches, began fighting after battle of wild card clubs. Clncl 4 13 0 337 431.250 Detroit 2 14 0 219 36.$ .135 quarter field goal of 24 yards Tar (3) 1,740 97 1 3.35 National Hockey Labile ocor" Joiner, nursing 12 stitches x:Lee' An'o Wast following a Mike Fuller Dlon , 1,080. 56 1 3.11 lag leaders after. I Monday career throe-goal game, and an altercation between • Wlat Hogoste . ~40..54 I 3,~ games: ..... first since joining the North over his right eye and a X:SIS" D . 13 4'041'1246.750 New Orl'a .• 89 87' 0 3703i3 360.500~ .~ interception-- one'of four by QUI (11 I,~0 II1 Z 3,47 Toronto's Darryl Sittler and painful hip bruise, called his y-Denver 10 6 0 ~19 2~3.625 Allanta 6 10 0 300 388 •375 Morton. The Bronco quar- Bouchard 1,461. 71. 3 2.92 ..... G A P Stars in the merger with Minnesota's Paul Shmyr "of Oakland 9 7 0365337.563 RIgoIn . .379. 23 0 4.95 Dlonne,. LA . 25,36 61 touchdown the biggest se~ ~rsn . ~ t4 0 ~os 416 .lU terback completed 27 of 41 Lemelln . .6o. 8 0 0.00 Cleveland last season. behind the Minnesota net, seltnl 9 7 0 37S 373.563 x-clinched dlvl|lcn title. Lefteud. Mtl . 24,29 53 Mike Eaves also scored in my career." ._ _Kpn/es C , 7 9 0 238 263.43S y-cllnchH wlld.cerd berth, paRSesfor 236 yards, All (3) 1,100 105 2 1.30 Simmer,. LA . gT. 33 SO St,tier and Shmyr struck Vechon . 1.046. ~t 1 3.38 Taylor,. LA . 19,29 48 the first period for Min. Rulheitord '~94. 43 1 3,63 Trottlea,' NYI . 19. ~II 47 nesota and Mike Fidler at each other with their ~11 (I) 1,740 103 3 3.33 Gretlk~, tEdm . 13, 29 43 sticks and Shmyr appeared MIIlen . ~ld. 23 0 236 Lerouche~ Mtl . ,32, 19 41 added a goal in the third for Holland . 1,~94. 80 0 3.71 Rest Cloutlsr~ Qua .~,30 40 theStars, who won their fifth to crack open Sittler's Post top Canadian athlete Pgh h140 103 0 I.S3 ~acOoneldi IEdm . ~0. 10 38 helmet from front to back, 03 Smith • .901. $2 I 3.111 NIlIIOn, All . .15.22 37 game in six starts. By CHUCK SVOBODA this bn't an 01~,'.'npic year," season showing ever by a "I had set a goal of Reach .75~. ~ 0 3,79 Leech, Pha . .34. 12 36 The Williams-Maxwell fight CP Sports Editor NYI i3) 1,740 103 ! 3.$S Payn~ MIn . .20.16 36 Dave Williams scored To- then followed with Williams A distant second, with less touring Canadian pro -- man reaching the $100,000 mark LI~ . 1.032. 52. 0 3.25 Perreeult, BUt . . 17. 19 36 Sandra Post, winner of than haft as many first-place or woman -- and even this season and by June I did Stenluwlkl .~08, 52 0 3.06 Gers, Suf. . 17. 19 36 ronto's goal in the first receiving a four-stitch cut three Ladies Professional votes, was pentathlon star surprbed Post's own goal, it at the LPGA championship StL (3} I,MO Ilt' 0 I.ll Gorleg,. LA . .11.35 36 period of'the game, which above his right eye. Golf Association tour- Diane Konthowaki who last ~:~ namenta on her way to the year won the award, a com- i( • :iI best season ever recorded by memoraUve plaque which a touring Canadian golfer, is honors the .late Bobbie the runaway choice as Rosenfeld,. tbe all-round Canada's woman athlete of athlete who 'In 1950 was the year. named Canadian woman The 31.year-old Oakville, athlete of the halt century. Ont., native was voted the Following Konihowski in . 1979 winner of the Bobble the balloting were syn. Rosenfeld Award in the chronizod swimmer Helen annual year-end poll of Vanderlmrg, high jumper sports writers and sport- Debbie Brill, marathon soasters condaeted by The swimmer Cindy Nicholas Canadian Press, and shooter Susan Nattrsas. "I'm very happy," Pest Pont won nearly $180,000 in , Prices effectire 'till Saturday, December22nd said when informed of the official prize money on the ,( award in a telephone in. 1979 LPGA tour to finish • While quantities last • We reserve the right to limit quantities terview Monday night. "It's second on the money list an honor I wanted for a great behind American Nancy number of years. I'm glad I Lopez. got it this year. I'm not sure Tbe money winnings TOUGH RUGGEDAND RELIABLEKMMS 110 2 I'd ever get it and I'm glad represented the best one- OR 4 POLYESTERWINTER SNOWTIRES Tubeless whitewalls are guaranteed Chrysler, McEwan against defects In materials and workmanship. 2 ply sizes 600-12, imi C78-]4. 4 ply sizes ql Commercial hockey E78-14, G78-14, H78.14, 67 G78-15. INSTALLED. winners• on M on d ay N.A,C. PLAN, TREAD DESIGN Two games were played in Htanphi'ey's ',second goal NOT AS ILLUSTRATED ON ALL the Terrace Commercial pulled the Hotel to within a SIZES. Be prepared for difficult ~A Hockey League Monday goal at 4-3 in the third, but wlnter drlvlng• night, with the Terrace Rick Lewis's second of the K mart Sale Price from IU i;;~1. Chrysler Juveniles staying night restored the two-goal undefeated, with an 11-2 lead. Murray Hill got ALL TIRE triumph over Westend Terrace to 5-4 three minutes Chevron, and MeEwan GM later at 13:21, but 24 seconds PURCHASES N.A.C. PLAN winning their game against after Hill's goal, Don McColl INCLUDE OUR Terrace Hotel. got MeEwan up two goals NO ADDITIONAL CHARGE FOR; IN ADDITION hery 5 000 m,le5 ol H 000 k.1 ,or me ¢,!e ot yo.i K ma,~ t,,e~ .~e ~,,, ;)e,~orm wdhoo! charge, In the early game, the first again, . Installation • Balancing • these maintenance ~erv,ces 1 Plopelty rolale hres 2 |h0rOtJqhly ~nspecl I,it's 3 Check a,l press.re period was scoreless until Keith Keating scored the Valve • Freight • Insurance • 4 Check valve slern~, 5 CIteck wheel balance 6 Rebalance ,t necessary ;' Check uont al~gnmenl only 28 seconds remained eventual winner two minutes Single tire purchase. 8 Seasonal removal and ,n~,tall~,honof K m,lrl t~es alleady mounled (~iirlms 9 PuftChlre repair 'WARRANllES AN[') MA~NIENANCE SERVICES HONOuRED ACROSS CANADA IN ALL K mad STORES WITH SERVICE when Bob Dempster scored later, but Humphrey's last BAYS unassisted to give the two goals pulled the stubborn '~ Chrysler a l-0 lead, Hotel squad to 7-6 before The Juveniles stretched Keating's second goal sewed f their lead to 4-0 through the up the game with two .~ second period as Ken minutes to go, ~ Wideman, Doug Middleton, Next action in the Terrace I~IV__~#rl and Dave Smyth scored Commercial Hockey League .Iy~l~J~/'~'~'~'~'~'~'~'~'~ before Nelson put Westend is Wednesday night, when ~lW/~,J on the board with two McEwan plays the Skeena /~,~" ~I~/'.~P~' minutes left in the period, Hotel team. ~..~//'/~/~l{I~ Larry Nordstrom restored the four.goal margin with only five seconds left in the Canada on period, The Chrysler Juveniles then scored six goals in the bottom of first sixteen minutes of the third period as the roof fell in the heap Save s 4 save s . on Westend, Chris LAKE PLACID, N.Y. (CP, Reneerkins started early, OOI COMFORTABLE WARM 'THE BiG FELLOW' 32" with only 31 seconds gone, -- Canada is sitting at the HEAVYDUTY SUPER POWERFUL 54 x 62" AUTOROBES SNOW BRUSH/SCRAPER Darcy Mallet got the next bottom of the heap with the ~.ARVACUUM 12 ~OLT CAR VACUUM Blown or blue PnLiItlCOlOutet'J pat. 4 ~lexlLlliZ~5bl,h~e ~ IOWS Oltlrlt~. worst record among five ~ attachment tool~ P,urt~ told Ru,~h crevlC~ tool, lOreS Sladlum packed, padded tlt,s two goals before the ten countries competing at a ~,parettehghler Cordlength over 451ee1. cover minute mark. nre-Oivmnie hockey tn.r. X marl Regular List Price 12.97 . • Kmart RegularList Price 21.97 Xmart Regular Lt|lAPri¢9 16.97 Xmarl Regola; Lisl Price 437 Middleton got his second ~men't in this Adirondac'k Kmarl d~l "1 II Kmart M qm~ Kmert 4 A~I Kmart ~dm~ at 10:41 and Wally Deger- Mountai- z.,~znH fn.~m Special Ill I [ i Special • ~mll ) Special I I mmw Special II"le hess scored his team's last ...... P.ce .-leE. II Price • IEa' -- Price B i Ea,' Price V Ea, two goals, before Ron Smaha Yet Ca.,dta. coachCi=e .... -- II K mad 300 BATTERIES ARE " - -- scored for Wee,end to Drake contends he's "very complete the scoring, satisfl " with how thi.gs ii.i i..-- i I THE DEPENDABLE BATTERIES are going with the team , The late game saw Canada dropp, a 3 1| nil nil 1 liar ! owo batteryis guaranteed for i MeEwanGMreboundfroma declsionto the United Ste~sI ii•i • BBilBIII_Bm HI 36 months. Batteries fit most cars• Series i~~~ 7.4nightloss to totake Westend TerraceSaturday Hotel 8- oll Mmdaynight after en-I •iii • mill/lint II numbersare 22NF-240, 24C-300, 24F-300, [] ~r#l j[~ ...... 6, despite a four-goal per- taring the final 20 mimJtesl UliL,, mmiiI iilUI- il 42-320, 1-515 INSTALLATION IN- i~U ...... ~-.j-~] deodhx:kedats goal spiece.I II/ '~ill II Ill Ill P.illrl~n All h~t;~ri~c: ~rp ¢2 1"10 le~ with mnsHPHI;ME W Iloo~~.~'=''~'-~J formance by Cary Hum- Lee than 24 hours earlier, Ii ~~esn,tK~,:~ .Ill phrey, theCanadlanshadlosta.lte trade-in. When ,t really counts, these I~~~~:~....1 McEwan scored their the Soviet Union, whichl ~~vche'ck: Mm batterieswon't let you or your car down• BB.~.,~...... ,n, ~ "'""E two-minutethree first-period span goalshalfway in a brokeaZ.lttewithagaai29B ~.~ ~..~,,~ " ~_., iI ~nn i~;~s'h."Adds A i~i~_~ Ulroughtheperiodandteoka secondsbefore the end of tbe l ~ ~ ~r~ ~:>~ ~l ~ ~~ IBinvnurcar'~stvlish i ~ ~ BLaN~ second period and then pat lt l .... liJUU ~:'~'~ ~ Kmart ~~B nI~nce.-" ..... ~ Ji m-'lBdl 3-I lead outofthe frame• outofreachwithtwomoreinI ~/~"..~ ~ e.,. ~~~ BB .... ~-..*n ...... ,~ It_n_ v .qm B Steve Stay,h, Rick Lewis the first 2:14 of the third• [] ~_a.ue n _ I'~-:E'I BI -2_":= n iB P.'"'J!"~2'."1 mR" B .- and Ed McEwan scored Meanwhile, in Monday's[] Price ~ Fa. *~-~'J ll~ Price ~ ,".. I ~~~;.L ~ mK------l[ ,-a. I before Gord Heenan got other game, Czechoslovakiail,,.__~_.~"~i. ".~, ~ I;;CI. ~ up'vlopu~,u, rr,~ m m ...... Terrace on the board with held on for a 3-3 tie with "" two and a half minutes left in Sweden in its firRt taste of the period. ~rnament pXay,The ~o S K E E N A Advertised Merchand'isePolicy WEWELCOME MALL- v ( 'it lie f11 illl,,lilltllt i% |t) t,rlv~' ,~ver¥ adverhsed ilem ffl Stock on our shelves if dn adverhsPd item 15 The teams swapped goals rdkulls leave the U,S. on top $~ llqd.l~,ld,lhi*. h,l pro,hdSP due tO any unforeseenreason K mar will ,ssue a Ram Check on in the second period, with with a 2.0 record, followed by Ron Lewis scoring for the Soviet Union t-0, ,~ ,,,,,,,,,~,,,,,, ,,...... h,,,,d,s,.h, bepu,chasedaHhesalepheneverava,lab'eorw.llsellyeua,...... ~1 t (Itflp~lhtt~h' qtl,l~ll y Ih~R' a| a r-reparable fedu('horl ii1 price Oil, pohcy is k} glvP (1Ill CtlS|O~ef5 McEwan and Humphrey Czechoslovakia 0.0-1, 4761 LAKELSE TEFJRACE -~,~ .,.,.,,,, ,,,,. .,,~.,,v,, K mart Canada Limited . & i getting his first for Terrace• Sweden0-1.1 and Canada 0-2. , • ,, , , i , ,