...... r';..... "-:: ~.,~ ."- 7-;'//~ " " ...... • ...... FnRL.~,,,.~,, i a.b,.[.V[t~,~.), VIC?GRIA, [~.C., #61 Health study at Alcan finds methods work Members of the joint health committee are satisfied Health committee member Wiho Papenbrock said Alcan's chief medical officer Dr. Eric Gunn said the that the study is on the right track and predicted "a with techniques used by UBC medical experts in the. Wednesday that members of the Canadian Association scientifically valid study satisfactory to all parties." first phase of a joint study which will assess the health of Smelter and Allied Workers, Local 1 are satisfied company is happy with the way the study is of 2,000 Alcan employees. With the pilot phase of the study. progressing. The joint health committee responsible for planning Papenbrock said he hopes no disease will be found and overseeing the study is composed of uinion, 'Dr. stefan Grzybowski and Dr. Moira Yeung have among the Alean workers and pointed out that the management and B.C. Workers Compensation Board just completed a detailed study of 100 pot line workers working environment at the smelter has improved Gunn said no results are available but the methods representatives. and 100 workers in casting to establish the efficiency greatly since 1976 when the union financed its own used by the medical team "seem to be appropriate." and schedulingmethods for the study., study. The WCB financed the new study to replace the He said the company shared the union's satisfaction inconclusive health study paid for by the union in 1976. i If- RUPERTSTEEL & "f;E R R A1:1~;- K IT| M AT Westend Westend SALVAGELTD. Food Mart Chevron Service Open {:mnn Seal Cove Rd., Pr, Rupert / 6:30am- 11pro m,.~ ~.~ Open 624-5639 h 7 days a week V 24 Hours 635-5274 WE BUY copper, brass, all totals, 635-7228

batteries, etc. Call us - We are 20c "We Satisfy Tummy & Tank "rhursday, December 20, 1979 365 DAYS A YEAR" ~._ Opel Mol. through Sat., 8 a.m.-5 p.m. j Vol.ume 73. No. 244 ii i 1 Christmas NORTHLAND visits for Gov't 9 RivTow hostages to take slaek By ED YUDIN The demise of Nor- spokesman Don Bower would be relocated in Herald Staff Writer thland will result in the said 20 CP employees other jobs within the Both the provincial loss of 85 jobs, though CP included in the group company. in doubt government and private TEHRAN (AP) --"Iran's But a spokesman for the fill the gap created by interior minister raised the students who have been Canadian Paeifie's possibility of Christmas holding 50 U.S. citizens °°vm'° Everyone upset decision to discontinue its visits by the families of U.S. hostage in the embassy since tug, barge, and trucking hostages but the students Nov.4 said Wednesday there transport service bet- holding the .embassy said has been "no decision; and they haven't "decided yet. such decisions are up to us." ween Vancouver and T h e m i n i s t e r, The students again tor- Kitimat. Hojatolislam Hashemi pedoed another conciliatory Premier Bill Bennett by the pullout RafsanJani, told the expression by Foreign said Wednesday the B.C. By ED YUDIN Rod Cox, the president ferry, the Queen of pany no longer used newspapet;Bambad: "There Minister Sadegh Ghotb- Herald Staff Writer of Terrace's Chamber of Northland because they is a possibilitytheir families zadch, who told the Waeh- Surrey will be put on a will be allowed to visit them ington Post that the hostages Spokesmen for both Commerce, said Tuesday had found the service North coastal route to Alcan and Eurocan in the termination of the unreliable and wasn't and we would like such a augment the service now thing to take place." see page 7 Kitimat were critical Northland service would. meeting the company's offered by the Queen of Wednesday of the failure make things more dif- requirements. Prince Rupert. of Canadian Pacific to ficult and more ex- "That will provide provide proper notice for pensive, particularly for It remains to be seen ff added service for people the impending can- the small businessmen. Quebec closer and freight roll on roll off the alternatives offered cellation of its con- Not all companies and other types of freight by the provincial tracting of the Northland would be affected by the government and RivTow and provide more access barge and tug service. lowering of the services. by water to various Straits fill the gap to referendum Eurocan spokesman Bob Davis, the manager created in the Northwest coastal communities," Stun Fritter said his of Northern operations QUEBEC (CP) -- The weeks ago the announce- the Premier said, though by the termination of the quebec referendum on ment would be Just before company was "quite for Canadian Cellulose, commodity, shipment he did net say if the dramatically concerned" said Tuesday his eom- sovercignty.associatlon the. assembly adjourus for Queen of Surrey might service of NorOfland, ~.ith ,the,,.de¢ision to .... L£.3~.•,! i i i i toaymd°vesa major step clo6er: the-holiday, break so, the dock in Kiti~Uor juSt as the provincial government will avoid an terminate the service government •reveals the immediate debate. Prince Rupert. within six weeks. LEA, FUL TON BLAME wording of the question it Formal debate on the The government took "To cancel with just six will ask quebecere in the question won't held until the move after Canadian weeks notice seems to us vote next spring, February when the mere- Pacific announced to be a particularly BOTH GRITS, SOCREDS The long-awaited wording hers return to the assembly. Tuesday it was discon- irresponsible move to be MLA Graham Lea could be part of the B.C. was to be announced by The wording has the tinuing its leasing of the made," he said, though (NDP-Prince Rupert) Ferry Corporation which Premier Rene Levesque in subject of long argument in Northland group of said Wednesday the is owned and operated by the Quebec national Quebec, with some opinion Fritter made his com- companies due to con- ments before Premier shipping problems caused the provincial govern- assembly at 3 p.m. EST. see page 7 tinued heavy financial by the impending demise ment. Levesque told reporters two Bennett and RivTow of the Northland group of The Prince Rupert losses. Straits Ltd. announced Meanwhile, RivTow companies was caused by MLA would like to see the Rose Eide checks out the goodies available in the giant Straits Limited has an- plans to try and fill the a "comedy of errors" on lfleet consisting of new Christmas stocking at the Northeru Drugs store in the nounced it will start void created by Nor- the part of the govern- ships to be built Bennett blames thland's demise. ment. especially for this par- Skeena Mall. Santa Claus will be drawing a name weekly tug and barge Eurocan, while it has When reached in his pose. from the numerous entries this evening, to see who service from Kitimat as its own wharf facilities, office in Victoria, Lea Lea accused the w,n~ the prizes inside the giant stocking, soon as CP discontinues the party now uses Northland ex- said the problems with provincial government of VICTORIA (CP) -- $246,0001nelection campaign ...... Photo by Oreo Mtaoteton its service at the end of tensively in shipping mill Northland started when not funneling federal the federal government grants into northern PremierBillBennettblamed spending was the faalt of tho Party leaders an0a ,. supplies and products to decided to cancel its $3 transporation as it should the Social Credit party party. When contacted by the and from Vancouver. exocutiveWednesday for the Last week, Lea Keen, the Herald, Alex Fraser, the million subsidy to the have. as.called dirty tricks affair former party president and minister of tran- David Dunsmuir, a company in 1976 He "They grabbed the which has harassed his an unsuccesfOl candidate in spokesman for Alcan in blamed that development money and have not government for months, last May's provincial pleased the private sector Kitimat echoed similar on former Liberal cabinet accepted the respon- hit the West sportation, said hewas ministers Ions Cam- 'sibility of supplying the saying it was up to them to cieetion, pinned the blame on had moved in to fill the sentiments. control the "political Bennett, saying it was the "It seems a regrettably pagnollo and Otto Lang. service," he added. vacancy taken when CP Lea also held the MPJim Fulton (NDP- machinery." premier who appointed the The country's political taches to the region in the announced the demise of short notice," he said. Dunsmuir speculated the provincial government Skeena said in Terrace Bennett said in an in- committee which started the leaders have converged on campaign leading up to the the Northland service. accountable. Tuesday that it is the Joint terview that the scandal, dirty tricks affair and also Western Canada, anxious to Feb. 19 election. Fraser was not aware of termination of the "It (northern tran- responsibility of the September,WhichbecameandthePUbliCfailure inof the group who handled impress upon voters there Pierre Trudeau was in Bennett's announcement transport service might spertationl, will continue federal and provincial party officials to declare see page 7 the importance each at- Winaipeg Thursday trying to concerning the Queen of have an effect on to go downhill until some governments to "see a Kemano. kind of regular service comprehensive service Skeena Tories look makeg°od°nhispr°misatothe four western Surrey at that While Alcan uses its goes in," he remarked, gets to the Northwest." provinces more at home Canadian Pacific is own shipping service as Lea suggested a B.C. He said the two levels of within the Liberal party by discontinuing its barge, in the case of Eurocan, it merchant marine fleet be government have not inaugurating his fifth tug, and highway also makes extensive use constructed to service the been living up to their nomination Jan 10 eleetion campaign in that trucking service due to a of Northland to ship needs of the coastal responsibilities in this @ .city. $750,000 loss both in 1978 certain required com- areas. He said the fleet area. In Vancouver, Prime and 1979, and a similar modities. Dunsmuir said By ED YUDIN idea of taking another run at Another possible can- Minister Clark continued his projection in 1980. it wohld be difficult for Herald Staff Writer the seat and now incumbent didate is Allan Sheppard, the western swing with a board Canadian Pacific Alcan to take up the slack Chimney makers It is still unclear who will Jim Fulton. mayor of Port Edward. of trade speech outling agreed to lease the itself, in that shipping be the official candidate in Consins said Wednesday When contacted by phone on Conservative government Northland group of Skeena for the Progressive "that it is clear the NDP Wednesday, he indicated his thinking on the best way to schedules for its wharf Conservative party in the member (Fulton) is anti- interest in running and said turn over the asocts of Petro- companies for a three- facilities is quite tight. meet new guides Feb. 18 federal election development," Cousins said be will make a definite Canada, the state oil corn- year period, following a It would be particularly PRINCE GEORGE, B.C. missioner Gordon Anderson Rod Cousins, the candidate he wants to help ensure a decision within the next few pany, to the private sector, federal government difficult to make sup- (CP) -- Manufacturers of withdrew his approval o/the in the May 22 election who candidate is elected who will days. " decision to withdraw a $3 plimentary metal chimneys have made chimneys if they are used for garnered more than 7,000 create jobs and development Sheppard indicated job • Ed Broadbent, leader ot million subsidy for arrangements on short three commitments to solid.fuel fires such as wood votes, hasn't rejected the opportunities in Skeena. and family considerations the New Democratic Party, notice. purchasers after warnings or coal. was also due in Winnipeg to Northland in 1976. It has from the provincial fire ' decision.W°Uldplay a key role in his address high school students, been reported the owners Both Alcan and Anderson said he was con. Eurocan did say they commissioner that their cerned the type A metal CALLED While there are potential before flying on to Van- of Northland will products might be unsafe. INQUEST were seeking other routes chimneys would not stand up candidates emerging from couver, probably sell the com- The action, which also in- to solid fuel fires because of pany's assets on an in- now that Northland has Terrace and Prince Rupert, Clark said Wednesday in dividual basts. cludes safety guidelines, IN KITIMAT DEATH Ron Burnett, a Kitimat his Alberta constituency of - been terminated. came after fire corn- see page 7 An inquest has been called for Jan. 9 into the aldeyman, indicated Wed- Yellowhcad the federal nesday he is not interested, government is losing its death of a 13-year-old Kitimat youth who died Burnett' told the Herald he ability to manage the recently in an accident at the sand hill. is "99.gpcr cent sure" he ~11 country's economy, necessl. Darryl Hunter, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert not run, despite pressure fating an "urgent re-exam. Tips on your Xmas tree Hunter, went to the sand hill on Oc ~. m Cement from people in the party, ination" of federal. property with his scout troop. The Progressive Con- provincial revenue sharing Cliff Best, the Terrace chief, is suggesting citizens the tree should be kept in water at all times while in According to Sgt, DenniS Alexander of Kitimat servative Party will be arrangements. oponingits official campaign take a number of precautionary steps to ensure this the home. This extends the life of the tree; and RCMP, Hunter climbed to the top of the hill and headquarters in the Skeena The prime minister Christmas is a safe one. prevents it from drying out 'oo rapidly, slid down starting a slide that buried him in Mall in Terrace early in referred specifically to the Fire hazards can be minimized if proper safety The Christmas tree shouldn't be Ioe~'ed near cur- approximately two feet of sand. January. The nomination uneven distribution of measures are taken when plans are made for a tains, fireplaces or heaters, and it should be discarded Rescue workers located Hunter after a ten mcetinghasbeententa,vely resource revenues as a Christmas tree. when it becomes dry and brittle. minute search. He was taken by ambulance to set to take place in Terrace major cause of the problem. There should be a careful selection of tree lights and Kitimat General Hospital and pronounced dead on Jan 1o, Cousins, who is a iock~ovemmentHis has been First, it is advisable to select a tree that is still green decorations. Old damaged lights and decorations that at 9 p.m. riding association vice- into months of talks and has not dried out. The tree should be kept outdoors are combustible are no-nos. Only lights with CSA or president, indicated a with oil-rich Alberta over until the time it is actually used. An inquest will be held but no date fins been cabinet minister may be in how to divide revenues from UL certification should be used. set. The bottom of the tree should be cut so as to allow a When everyone goes to sleep in ~he evening, or , . attendance, higher energy prices. large surface area for the absorption of moisture, and leaves the house, remember to turn off the tree lights, I

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Spy, pitcher, swimmer honored NEWS BRIEFS OTTAWA (CP) -- War- schmanova were named riority being given to vision series A Gift to Last, Authors and Publishers Montreal, founding time spy Sir William companions to the order. ildren, the elderly and the were also named officers. Association of Canada Ltd.; president of the In- Pinsent, Toronto. ternailonal Association of Stephemon, baseball star Stepheason's handicapped. The 39 new members in- Industrial Women and accept more-stringent Ferguson Jenkins and achievements are recounted Among19 new officers are dude Miss Nicholas who Harold Rennet, Halifax, WASHINGTON (AP) chairman of the former Business Leaders; Cecil ~The Senate and House of concessions and whether swimmer CindyNicholas are in several books, the late~t of Ellen Fairclough, the first broke both men's and Fielding, Copper Cliff, Ont., Chrysler can raise $1.43 among 50 Canadians who which is A Man Called In- woman to hold a cabinet women's ' records for national commission on Representatives are racing in/lation; Robert Stewart, founder of Fielding Lumber to find compromise terms billion from private lenders have been appointed to the ,rapid. Among other things, position in the federal swimming across Lake Ltd., a company which -- the two main strings at-. Order of Canada. he developed a spy school in government. On,rio at the age of 17 and Victoria, president of the for giving Chrysler Corp. International Association for contributes to the economic $1.5 billion in loan guaran- ,ached to the loan guaran- Lotta Hitschmanova, an Oshawa during the Second She was elected to the three years later became the base of the Whitefish Indian unrelenting worker f¢ the World War and disclosed Commons in 1950 and first woman and youngest the Physical Sciences of the tees so the auto-maker can tees. Ocean, Jacques Viau, reserve near Subdary; escape imminent bank- It also is uncertain world's needy who founded details of an enormous eventually served as person to swim the English James Graham, Ottawa, a whether the 10th largest U.S. the Unitarian Service Soviet espionage network in secretary of state, ira- Channel both ways. Lachine, Que., former ruptey and the U.S. Congress president of the Canadian member oTthe Royal College can start its holiday recess corporation can secure the Committee of Canada, was Canada. migration minister and post. Jenkins, a veteran of Physicians and Surgeons $500 million in temporary, also named to the order by Hitschmanova foundedthe master.general. baseball pitcher, won 20 or Bar Association; Ronald Friday. Watts, Kingston, Ont., prin. for 26 years. The "Senate approved an private financing company Gov..Gen. Ed Schreyer. voluntary relief organization Barbara Frum, a more games in a season John Green, Regina, officials say is essential to The order is the country's 34 years ago. It now ia in- broadcaster with the CBC seven times and has a strike. cipai and vice-chancellor of aid bill Wednesday that Queen's University; Percy general manager of the requires $125 million more in tide the firm over until it can highest distinction and has volved in 93 projects in radio program As It Hap- out record of 2,770 batters Saskatchewan Govermnent meet all the terms of the three levels -- companion, overseas countries, pens, and Gordon Pinsent, that places him ninth among Williams, Vancouver, a wage concessions from sprinter who won two Insurance Office; Evelyn Chrysler's 113,000 employees federal loan guarantees. officer and member. providing food, clothing and author and star of the film all major.league pitchers. Hinds, Victoria, former Stephenson and Hit- ._shelter to the needy with._ The Rowdyrnanand the role- The governor-general will Olympic gold medals. than does a House bill paseon The Senate rejected an at- teacher in the Arctic; Mary the day before. But Senate tempt Wednesday to provide present the orders formally The new members: Hngg, Toronto, vice- at an investiture to be held in Charles Burns, King, Ont., leaders said the prospects of Chrysler with a $600-million chairman of Burns Fry Ltd. president of the Canadian quick compromise on the short-term loan after the spring. Crafts Council; Jenkins, Treasury Secretary William The new officers: and Crown Life Insurance wage issue and congres- Co., supporter of United Blenheim, Ont.; MarJorie slonni passage today were Miller told several senatora Richard Ares, a Montreal Johnston, Winnipeg, former the administration will help author who has dealt ex- Appeal, St. John Ambulance "excellent." NOTICE and numerous other ven- president of the Manitoba It remains uncertain, how- the company stay in business tensively with French- Theatre Centre. by obtaining temporary Canadian society; Gordon tures; Isabelle Butters, ever, whether members of Leslie Laking, Burlington, the United Auto Workers will credit from private lenders. Office Hours Bell, Willowdale, Ont., mayor of Weyburn, Soak., Oat., director of the Royal founder of the" Donwood In- Reuben Cohen; a Moncton, Botanical Gardens in During the Christmas - New Year holiday season, the stitute, the first hospital in N.B., lawyer; Ray. Harold Hamilton; Roland Ledun, the country for the treatment Conway, Happy Valley, Sndth won't sign it Labrador, former president Verdun, que., a cmnposer regarded this as "a waste of offices of the District of Terrace will, in addition to the of alcoholics and other ad- of the Canadian Teachers' and conductor who became SALISBURY (Reutor) -- time." dicts; Carrie Best, New Federation; Margaret known to music lovers Outgoing Prime Minister In a statement announcing normal weekend closing dates, be closed on the following Glasgow, N.S., who has Costantini, Winnipeg, f?l~ throughprngrams on Radio- Abel Muzorewa was worked for more than 35 mer adminetraior in Canada; Peter MacdonneU, scheduledto fly to London to his plans to leave today, days. years in the civil rights Manitoba premler's office, an Edmonton lawyer and sigutheeeasefireagreement Muzorewasaid he would be movement; Roger Char- Albert Craig, North businessman; Mary Mac- endingseven years of bush accompaniedby the leaders Tuesday, December 25, 1979 boaneau, Montreal, a former Battleford, Sask., retired donald, Ottawa, former war in Rhodesia, but white of political parties in his Wednesday, December 26, 1979 •professor and dean of Ecoles rancher; Arthur Delamont, assistant to former prime leader Inn Smith said he will government, including des Hautes Etudes Com- Vancouver, musical director ministers Lester Pearson nbl be at the ceremony Fri. Smith,RhodesianWhOFront.heads the meroiales. Tuesday, January '1~ 1980 Robert De Coster, Mon- of the Kilsilano Boys Band, a and Pierre Trndeau. day. Muzorewa's govermnent group which won more than RogerMotet, Edmonton, treal, founder of the Quebec 20o awards in the past 50 president of the French- Smith,who declared Rho- handed over its formal automobileinsurance board; years; Denys Dion, Saint- Canadian Association of desia's independence from powerstoaBrllish governor, There will not be garbage pick up on these days Fairclough, Hamilton; Jeun.sur.Richelleu, Que., Alberta; Nicholas, Scar- Britain 14 years ago, said he Lord Snames, more than a Gilbert Finn, Dieppe, N.B., former professor at the .borough, Ont.; Ernest wouldgo to Londou only if weekago. president of Assumption SaintJean military college; Pallascto-Morin, a Montreal persuaded his presence After the cease|ire Garbage collection for those days will be as follows: Mutual Life Insurance Co.; Antoine Dubuc, Chicouttmi, freelance writer; " Philippe there would be useful, agreement is signed, hun- Frum, Don Mills, Ont.; He said he was surprised dreds of Commonwealth Regular Pick Up Will Be Picked Up Serge Garant, Montreal, QuebecQue., owner .telephone of the soguenay- company, whoParisesult, was instrumental Granby, inQua., the to receive the invitation to soldiers will then fly to composer and conductor. Flore Durooher-Juiras, development of the dairy attend the ceremony as a Rhodesia to monitor a gen- December 25, 1979 December 24, 1979 Reva Gersteln, Toronto, industry in Canada, par- witness, but added that he eral election. psychologist and educator; December 26, 1979 December 27r 1979 Most Re,. Paul Gregoire, • oil tioularly in Quebec. January l r 1980 January 2, 1980 archbishop of Montreal; Col. NO whoThomaSconcluded.Parker'acareerHalifaX'in Dikes posing threat Hugnes Lapointe, Quebec education in Nova Scotia as Some families began a reserve police officer. City, former lieutenant- director of Dalhouste putting their homes back Thedike on the east side of Public Works Emergency Telephone No.: 638-8188 governor of Quebec; John [~,C( )0 r( University's summer together as flood, waters the Nooksack gave way Mills, Etobicoke, Ont., school; Annie Powers, a receded over much of early Wednesday, and the District of Terrace general manager of the "i Rockland, Ont., doctor; Western Washington on west.sidedike followed in the Canadian Composers, reacJa, ;c t Emmanuel Quintal, director Wednesday, .but' broken eveni0g,LaCisir said. . of a school in Dakar, dikesallowed tlle Nookeack "We have a lot of broken CARACAS (AP) -- After Sonegai,forahnost20years; River to continue rampaging dikes and no way of con- three days of deadlock, the Shells Rose, Petrolla, Ont., a through the Ltunmi Indian trollingthe water," said Ms. Organization of Petroleum teacher who helped fester ReserveinWhetcom CounW. Loonardo. THURSDAY 5 p.m. to midnipt Exporting Countries ends its national unity by organizing About2,500 residents of the - winter meeting without an exchanges between students reserve have been isolated Meanwhile, another agreement on new prices for in Ontario and Quehee. periodicallysince Friday, storm, . about 2,000 crude oil. Elizabeth Rum•el, relying on small boats to kilometres(1,200 miles) off KING CFTK 4. IICTV ,.s I I CBUFT A.K. Hart, chairman of the Can•ore, Alta., who ferry workers to and from the coast, threatened to (NBC!. (tiC) (CI"V) (PBS) N i g e r i a n N a t i o n a I (perated the Sunhurst Lake jobs and to carry food to bring more rain today. Petroleum, Co., said the (:amp in Mr. Assiniboine residences, said Jan The National Weather Ndster closing session today might i'ark for 20 years; Belle Leonardo of Whatcom Service warned that high Carol Happy Six Las setloose limits within which Shenkman, London, County Department of tidesThursday could cause Busnett :..... , Days .... Million Rogers Plerrafeu. each of the 13 countries England, patron of the arts; Emergency Ser~,iees.. minor flooding in low areas Hourglass ; Dollar Electric.;.. Nanny• might fix its own prices. Hut Ascher Smith, otherwise About2Q,L~rQ?ni f~jed alongthe caasJ, the Strait of :...... '" '"" ~' Company , , ¢ -Cont'd "Man Cont'd any upper limit would not he known as Won "W~ ~he' Were evacuated to 5z~r "3u~n db Fdc//and;western observed for long if a hard Clown, who helps under- ground,said Philip LaClair, Washington inland waters. Cont'd Love News Zoom Ce privileged and handicapped Cont'd Boat Hour Cont'd Selr winter in Europe and the Cont'd Cont'd Cont'd Over Cont'd United States or a cut in children in the Vancouver He's history now Cont'd production by a major area. ,conl'd Cont'd Easy Cont'd producer results in as big Joseph Stasgl, who has BROOKLIN,Ont. (CP) -- viewson Canada, the 0nited been active in the Winnipeg Canadian historian Donald Statesand Quebec. Seattle Cont'd Benson MacNell Propulsion oil.increase •in the demand for community since 19,51; Ethel Grant Creighton died In the 1950s, he accused the Tonight Cont'd Cont'd Lehrer CTF Stark, Montreal, orchestra Wednesday after a lengthy U.S.of starting the Cold War i TIc Tac. Cont'd Llfllest Perrln Du Tac H limits are set, the bet- leader and musie professor; flghtwith cancer. Hewas77. with the Soviet Union. Dough Cont'd Hobo Cont'd au Tac tom basic price is expected GeorgeSwinton,White Lake, Born in Toronto, Creighion OutragedCanadians tried to to be $24 a barrel, $6 more Ont.,artist; patron and art was the author of 11 books on havehim thrown out of the :00 Buck Muppet Buck Sneak Travail than OPEC's previous professor; Suzanne Viau, Canada's history during the University of Toronto. :1S Rogers Show Rogers Previews a la Chaine minimum set last June and Paris, France, a clinical 50 years he was a leading in. 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The Libyans urged Que., Nicholas Zsolnay, He was never content to be cultivation of French in the D. Cont'd Barnaby Film Cont'd a minimun base price of $34 Montreal, who has been a mere chronicler of events federal public service had ~artln Cont'd Jones Lost Cont'd for a 42-gallon barrel. Hut active in the international and attracted scores of gonetoo far. Xmas Coni'd Cont'd In the Le any ceiling will be junked, boy scout movement, critics for his outsooken And he warned that efforts Special Conl'd Cont'd Stars Teleiournal [ ~'#I~B' to maintain national unity can be carried to the point 1 ' News National CTV Cont'd Nouvelles where they prejudice sur- 110~ Conl'd .. Night News Conl'd Sport vival of a viable state. :30 Tonlghl Final Hour Cont'd Cinema :45 Show P.M. Final Cont'd Angolsses Assasins i2ii Columbo Cont'd Conl'dKolak ShowLate Cont'd Cont'd get death Cont'd Conl'd , Racers . Cont'd Cont'd Dec. 19, 197'9 SEOUL (AP) -- President ~, Cont'd Cont'd Cont'd Conl'd Conl'd Park Chung-hee's assassin today received the death sentence he asked for, but the military court .rejected FRIDAY 10 p.m. to 5 p,m. his plea for clemency for the "innocent sheep" who joined 4 , him in the slaying and 0:00 New High Canadian Websler Electric Passe- : ~ sentenced six of them to : t5 Rollers h.oo,s Conl'd iCompany Par,out : • [] mm m Im • • m. share his fate. :310 Wheelof Whal's Music Magazine ; 1 , "I am happy to have found :45 Fortune Dressup Cooking America Express • m [] I /m [] [] , good cause for death, and I / , do not want to beg for my Sesame Pays connalssance Mad Art r-1 i life," the former chief of the Slreel Dash ICart Dr. Doollttle m • [] t ~ m [] • Korean Central Intelligence :30 Password Cont'd Definition Ralnbow's Cont'd i i L ) ) Agency, Kim Jae-kyu, told 11 :45 Plus Conl'd Cont'd End Cont'd • • • m ,,--- • '- ml the five officers of the court J~ martial in his final f the last six, five. four or three dJgds on your ticket are idenhcal to and m the sam 9:o: Days News Noon [ Nova Amour orderasthowlnningnLmlbersabove,yourhcketlsehglblelowlnthecolre,~pond,ngpr,ze statement. 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The Herald, Thursday, December 20, 1979 Page 3 BETTER CONTROL PROMISED Cou cil structure Island: Overcast with New dog cat, her confident periods of rain bec~ning cloudy with showers this outlined ByEDYUDIN In order to help solve the dog problem, he intends to afternoon. Highs 10 to 12. The new year is rapidly Herald Staff Writer take a much higher public profile than his Lowstonight nearS. Mostly approaching, and for the The new dog control officer for Terrace says he predecessor. Milligan will attempt to list the dog cloudy Friday With ecca. Terrace district council loves animals and works best alone, qunlifieations pound number in the phone book, and leave another sional showers. Highs near aldermen it means new jobs which he feels will serve him well in his new job. number where be could be reached on off hours, to. and new responsibilities. David MilUgan will be starting his job on Jan.l, He also will try to advertise in an effort to educate Northern Mninlsnd, Queen replacing Doris Sturko, with the knowledge a seroius Charlottes: Overcast with The new committee people on how to take better care of their animals. periods of rain becoming structure announced by problem exists. He thinks more people shohld have their pets spayed "I recognize the need for control," he explained. cloudywith showers over the Mayor Dave Maroney last or neutered, and that it is not cruel to do so. Charlottes near noon and week, reveals both a change "They gave me the freedom to use my own "Spayed or neutered dogs often don't have to go techniques." later this afternoon over the in committee chairmanships through the discomfort of heat," he explained. "If you mainland. Highs near 9 and makeup' of the earn- Milligan, ~'ho is a novice to the dog-catching really love that animal, what is $65 to get it spayed or execept near 5 over the mitres. profession, said the dog control problem is related to neutered?" mainland interior. Lows two specific facts. Bob Cooper, the new He will try and get more co-operation from the tonight near 4 except near chairman of the regional "First dogs breed like crazy and they run in public. freezing over the mainland distrkt board, is also the " ' • ' 4, packs, he p0mted out. Second, it is the respon- interior. Cloudy Friday with chairman of the publics sibility of dog owners to keep their pets out of that "People don't have valid complaints about the lack occasional showers. Highs 6 works committee. Serving kind of trouble." tog. of service unless they'll co-operate by reporting stray Thompson, Okanagan: on the board is aldermen Most people don't recognize the responsibility when or loose dogs in the neighboarhood,, he said. Cloudy with occasinaal light Helmut Giesbrecht and they get a dog," be said in noting the laxity of owners Milligan will be phoning•owners to pick up their rain beginning this af- Molly Nattress. in keeping a close watch on their pets. dogs, if picked up by the municipality. He would like to ternoon. Highs 6 to 8, lows A! Pursehke has been Milligan says if dog owners didn't let their pets run bill owners for the costs even if they choose not to tonight I to 3. Cloudywith a moved over to the chair- loose, it would prevent the large scale breeding, so retrieve their pets. Currently it costs $50 to bail out an few sunny periods and manship of {he recreation, that loose dog packs wouldn't be such a problem. unspayed dog from the municipal pound. Some owners isolated showers Friday. parks, and library com- Milligan was formerly an optician and worked down have decided not to pay that amount, and as a result Highs 4 to 6, mittae, with Cooper and south in a lab. Heh,s lived with his wife in Terrace for the dogs are destroyed three days later. Columbia, Kootenay: David Pease serving as the past year and a half. Cloudy with a few sunny appointees there. In this respect, Milllgan is hoping the district breaks and isolated showers A pet owner himself (two dogs and three cats), he tighten up the dog control bylaw both to encourage Helmut Giesbrecht will • David Mllligan, the new dog control officer for the today. Becoming mostly thinks dogs are like children in that they are not dog owners to keep a closer watch on their pets and to overcast with. occasional head the finance, general responsible for themselves and require close super- District of Terrace, predicts the animal shelter will be make it easier to retrieve loose dogs from the streets light rain or mixed rain and government, and protective vision. expanded in the future to serve an increasing need. of Terrace. snow in the evening. Highs S services committee "after to 7, lows tonight ,2 to 2. two years without a chair. Meetly cloudy Friday with Purschke and Jack Talstra DENTAL occasional showers or rain were named to that beard as erry Island's or snow. Highq 3 to 5, well. Harrison n amec Chilcotin. Ca~'lbes, Central CARE In-terlor: Overcasts clouds Talastra, meanwhile, is and occasional light rain in {he head of planning and DETAILS ]'oao is okayed the western sections this transportation. Other morning spreading to aldermen on that committee to parole boa 'd COMING The District of Terrace has responsible for the eastern sections by the include Giesbrecht and Nan Harrison, a panel prior to this week's received word the provincial upgrading of the access road evening. Becoming mesUy Pease. By VIC PARSONS ministry of highways will leading to Ferry Island. The cloudy in the western see. Terrace resident and appointment. VICTORIA (CP) -- upgrade,be stretch of High- work on Highway 16 will local school.' board Harrison will be tions this evening. Highs 5 to Molly Nattress is heading British Columbians may way 16 leading to the access allowmotorists to make a 7, lows tonight zero to4. trustee, has ~een ap- meeting daily with tourism and industrial / know by next month the road to Ferry Island. left turn onto the access road Cloudy Friday with a few prisoners who are en- form and timing of the This paves the way for the to the site. development during her first pointed by th~ federal sunny breaks and isolated term on council. She will be titled to a hearing on dental care plan next step for the proposed In other council news, D showers of rain or snow. cabinet to ser~e on the promised with fanfare at development of Ferry Island and A Janitor Service has aided by Pease and Talstra. national p.arolei board. every anniversary of Highs 3 to 5. their incarceration. The last spring's opening of as a campsite and been awarded the 1980 job will force her at some the provincial legis- recreational ground, janitorial contract for the Forecasts for the Yukon In Tuesday Dec. ll's Harrison will receive a lature. point to leave Terrace, At Monday's session of the District of Terrace. D and A and Northwestern B.C. Herald it was reported Pease five-year appointment to Health Minister Rate council, Maroney said actual bid was the lowest submitted issued by Environment was critical of the ap- her home for the past 24 Mair, a newcomer to the pointments of Giesbrecht the 26-member board, years. development of the tourist of seven in total. Canada at 5:30 am PST for which includes three B.C. ministry in November, project is scheduled to begin Terrace district council today and Friday. and Talstra to the planning Contacted at home, she said in a recent interview this spring. . has also formally declared Synopsis: The Arctic front and transportation com- members, including •indicated she will be that while work is still the week of Jan. 13 to Jan. 20 mlttae, in that they are beth Harrison. She has served streched across the extreme commuting between being done on the While the minister of high- as Terrace Winter Carnival sou{hem Yukon this mor- pledged to seek to hold the two years as a member of Terrace and Vancouver proposed program, the ways has eoufirmed work for Days.The declaration came ning. North of the front line on taxes. In fact, Pease the regional community at least until the end of NAN HARRISON... "style and timing will be widening and paving of the at the request of the Terrace snowflurrles and tem- was critical of the ap- ...has to leave settled within the next stretch leading to the access . DowntownLion's Clubwho is peratures in the25 to -35 pointment of the two month." the current school year. road will be paid b~, the sponsoring the festivities, range were reported. Patchy aldermen to the finance, Mair rejected reports provincial government, the and hopes to make it an cloud and readings of about5 general government and Kitimat council She has a child in grade that details of the municipality will be annual event. were general to the south. protective services com- nine. Her husband is a program, which formed The slow southward advance mittae. logging supervisor for port of the Social Credit of the front will halt later this Eurocan. election platform last Fireman admits error morning as a storm moves hears objections As far as her mem- May, have already been northward into the Gulf of Kitimat decided, VANCOUVER (CP) -- fire Nov. 10 at a 12.storey ..... bership on the board of Fil;e Captain John Graham apartment building in the ':._; ~asga ' ~now_ _ .':, W~, .~ preon . • , trustees for;. School 'Tirst!y, we haven't M, ,~..J , "Into most~'~tne~'lorecast go~q 'precise plan, and knew he had made a mistake city S W~L r=,u...... Distr|dt 88',.Harris~h said" wl~n he pushed tlie button in ~,,,~,~=...... region by early'Mter~oon as toclub near by sec~ndly~'we haven't got Firemen Douglas Steele the system approaches. she will "attend the next the financial goabead an apartment elevator to a A public hearing on an Councilmembers agreed floor on which a fire was and George Potter, who Above-normal temperatures school board meeting in yet," he said. seeking .) application to change {he to move the zoning by-law to raging, a coroner's inquest accompanied Graham to the will continue in the south 3 zoningof a lot on Kuldo Blvd. January to discuss it." again on Friday. the top of the agenda for Technically she can Mair said there is no into' Graham's death was fifth floor, both testified they from institutional to Monday's council meeting. question that the told Wednesday. were carrying breathing robber t recreational attracted a Alderman Lee Wills op- remain on the board if apparatus with them, Forecasts: she attends one meeting government is committed Graham pushed another Northern Yukon: Cloudy A Kltimat RCMP crowd of 42 residents posed the rezoning. "Council to implementing a plan, button but the elevator although Graham was not. spokesman said Wednesday Monday. every three months. If periods this morning. 1 has a responsibility to look designed to cover only carried him and two other Steele said that after Becoming overcast with there are still no suspects in The Kitimat Elks Club after the rights of people who Harrison decides to persons without current firemen to the fifth floor, custody in the robbery at the wants the property, occupied Graham pushed the fif{h- periods of light snow this bought homes in good faith resign, threre will be a dental programs, before where they were confronted floor button, he told the evening and overnight. Big John's Corner Store last '4 by the Jehovah's Witness believing they were located byelection to fill the seat. the next election. by intense heat, smoke and captain it was {he wrong Moderate northeasterly week. Church, rezoned for use as a beside, a church," Ellis said. Harrison was born in "It will be sooner gas. floor. Graham turned to him winds. Highs today near 25. Two robbers made off with club house. Alderman Lanrie"LeBlanc Trail, and was employed rather than later," he Two of the firemen $500 cash when they robbed Some residents of Ochwe and swore because he was Lows tonight will be near28. said be. had talked to for two years as a said, giving no further managed to escape by a angry with himself for Cloudy with occasional light the stare on Bittern Avenue a and Nadina Streets adjoining residents of Nadina and Och- details. stairway. directing the elevator to the week ago last Wednesday the property are opposed to we Streets and found most psychiatric nurse at snow Friday. Moderate Riverview Hospital Graham 52, and William fire floor, Steele said. northeasterly winds. night. the rezoning. are opposed to rezoning. Edwin Bell, 72, a tenant in outside New West- "A dentieare program Temperatures steady near- The police are continuing Lloyd Gammel, 2 Nadina "Almost 100 per cent of the has serious financial the building, both died in the The inquest continues. 25. {heir investigation. Street, told council he is residents have signed a minister. She has also implications and concerned about noise and petition against rezoning," served as a general duty structural problems," he "beer bottles through my LeBlanc said. nurse at Mills Memorial said. "You just can't windows." Council received a petition Hospital in Terrace. throw one together." "You can't sound proof a signed by 33 residents op- "I'm flattered they parking lot," Gammei said. posed to rezoning. picked a northerner," she Malr said the program Elk member Hans Brown The vote to amend the by- still requires approval of said the club would close off law resulted in a tie with said. "It's nice to know the treasury board, the the sound proof windows Mayor George Them casting they just don't pick committee of ministers facing homes on Nadina and the deciding vote to defeat people from the city." with control over the Ochwe and {he property the rezaning. "I think it will be a very public purse, and final would be fenced in and a The municipality has challenging job," she sanction by cabinet. hedge planted, fromreceived the a grantministry of ~400,000 of added, ! ¸ Rememb~~ VictimSau provincialsecretary and ) , government services to help pay for the theatre at Mount i your friends n-me School.Elizabeth Senior Secondary A letter announcing the 1 ~~ at Christmas. REVELSTOKE, B.C. (CP) grant from Provincial -- RCMP in this Rogers Pass Secretary Evan Wolfe LAST - community have identified states: "the government the three young children who wishes to congratulate your perished in a house fire on council for working together StiLE Tuesday. with the school district to at Police said today Bobbi Jo accompllshthis community Whiteman, 3, and Trevor project." Cecil Woodman, 2, died in In other business, council the fire which swept through passed the townsite High Country their bedroom. A neighbor waterworks improvement managed to rescue 11- by-law authorizing the Crafts, Gifts & Woodwork month.old April Dawn borrowing of $600,000. Woodman, but she had The money will be used to suffered burns to more than build a new infiltration 60 per cent of her body and gallery and pumphouse. died Tuesday night in Under new business, 20%o. Vancouver General council discussed the poor Hospital. job of snow clearing during ="As vou like it" Police said the fire is {he weekend. Labor's believed to have started in a Alderman Lee Ellis said metal plant & candleholders El|RE PILSENER BEER portable electric heater. she received numerous calls A babysitter in the house complaining that pathways .. • wasn't injured. were not cleared by Monday =All Macrame Cord morning and children had to Teen dance walk to school on the roads. Ellis said council's plus many other in planning decision' not to clear path- A Christmas Disco for ways on weekends caused little gift ideas teenagers will be held the problem. Friday at 8:30 p.m. at the Ellis' motion to review arena banquet room. The snow-clearing policy was Caledonia community defeated. All West Centre recreation 12 class has Mayor George Them had organized the event with lots the last word. "If the snow 638-1645 of special Christmas touches blowers are on the pathways 4711-F Keith Ave. like a mini buffet, a and people can't get down Christmas tree and {he streets, you will get just l Christmas decorations. us many complaints. Page 4. The Herald, lhursday, December 20, 1979

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I EDITORIAL

-It should be a happier Christmas for one young man, he has been offered a job after searching for one without success for sometime.

What happened was that last week a ~\~ ,p i 1/¢llX~U'~'fE.M.I,N~A 'i'!. fellow came to the counter at the Daily Herald office asking for the editor. He i had something for the letters to the editor column. In the letter, the man explained how he had been searching for a lob. He went on to explain that no matter how hard he tried to find work he didn't seem to be able to. The man offered his problem as a comment on another social problem, that of theft and burglary. He described how his Christmas was going to consist & of a can of beans. Though he was only in ,ll, 'l !. ' ~ ~ .!;~lim ~*. his early 20%.the man had found lust ' 'l .~i *h )• l ~ ,L~ i ,, li '~,'~"l;lll earning a living in these times of •., '. ,,.,, .,'.,;' 'rll, r,"I ~ dJi /[llll |;: I'.I'I ' economic trouble Impossible to do. He I tl";,t't', I*,II I 'i ;'i ;~iflt ~i ?l(ll!~l Ol ll'*'lll l was ready to steal. ¢°.. '~ !. If the young man will come into the office and ask for the publisher or the editor we will pass him along to a local business which has offered him em. ployment.

We will also look into running some articles in the new •year on how to find ..-ir,~r work. ' " ...... ' ' ..... ii';i,:i'i'.::gili; i~.il:i }l'~'d.l:rYl i ;,~lliI",h~il

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The government of the province of Ontario is con- "He's guaranteeing everyone enough oil this winter, as well as promising us the tides inthe Bay sidering legislation which would give newspapers and of Fundy will only rise 2 feetr' radio and television station some protection in con- nection with letters to the editor, talk shows and man- in-the-street interviews. As it stands in Ontario and in British Columbia the libel laws allow a defence against a defamation action, ff the statements are based on provable facts or are opinions justified as fair comment. To defend an opinion as fair comment, the author of the opinion has to be willing to testify he or she honestly believed it. It also has to be substantiated in the article to the point where a judge would agree that considering the evidence presented a right-thinking person could agree with the opinion. Letters to the editor, followed by columns, produce the majority of lawsuits for a newspaper. Most editors in the past would hotly defend the readers right to write and the newspaper's privilege, even obligation, to air the reader's views. The crunch came in a Saskatchewan case in which the authors of a letter, laws students yet, refused to testify. The editor of the newspaper couldn't, in all good conscience, say he held the opinions expressed in the letter. There went the defence of fair comment. It was a blow. The result of that case was that many editors became exceptionally cautious about letters to the editor. The exposure of the phoney letters to the editor in the last B.C. election proved that some editors should have been perhaps mor~ cautious, but, nevertheless, letters were more heavily censored. I believe the author of a letter should be the one who should have to accept the consequences rather than the newspaper. Provided there is no malice evident in the newspaper's publication of the letter, and that it meets the test of a good argument for the case stated, I feel the publishers should be safe. I think the newspaper should have enough protection so that affidavites aren't required by everyone who writes in. I follow a policy of requiring a signature to go with a letter so the reader can judge the comments in light of the identity of the author of them. In my experience I have found very few letters which could be published at all where the name of the author really had to be withheld because be or she would suffer retribution. In those few cases, further research on my part and a carefully written story of column used the information without jeopardizing the source. Hopefully we will see the same kind of legislation in this province that Ontario is considering. The letters to the editor are one of the few ways left for you to

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Distant flowers 1 Coffeehouse cheers 34 Whirl i i By Abigail Van Buren matters bring "personal 3.1 Novlca 3 Aroma 16 Hawthorn 38 Origin and .~ 1979by Chlclgo Trlbune.NV: NewsSynd. Inc.. satisfaction. Affectionate 24 Cereal grain Avg. solution time: 26 rain. development Interests "proceed smoothly. ' ~ Blockheads 4O Outmoded GEMINI w,.~" ' 28 Soothe IA~IEISIAIRICIHIAISH 4z Before 10-17 (May 21 to June 20) 30 Recede CRYPTOqU~P DEAR ABBY: I'm a 22.year-old married woman' with a • You may be esp affectionate ,, o o,, problem I'm sure is not unique in these times. . 3,1 Japanese now. A joint shopping ex- for one KAWWFGCBA KAWWA GCPWJ SAHWWO Three years ago my father walked oat on my mother. shrub leaving her with..a "mortgage; .~two children to feed and pedition brings mutt/at pleasure. A time to fur=hut 34 A bout seaport JFBSPQM CPS QHSMO clothe,• and a stack of bills'to' pay. Of coarse he had a 35 Card game girlfriend, to whom he is now happily married.• closeness with loved ones. 45 Southwest This scandal broke up two families, damaged si~ children " CANCER 36 High hill Yesterday's Cryptoqulp -- THF.~PIAN'S UNCONSCIOUS and provided this town of 17,000 with gossip for a year. (June 21 to July 2~) 37 To peel 47 French LISPING PLAGUED HER DIRECTOR. ~ Mother is understandably bitter. Her ~thole life has Close allies are esp at- 38 Incan- painter Today's Cryptoquip clue: M equals T stopped since her divorce. She doesn't have any men fr!efids, tentive, There's no reason not desenee 48 God of love The Cryptoquip is a simple substitution cipher in which each andrefuses to make a new life lor herself. Worse yetl she ex- to=rust in love. LOt others help 39 Slender finial pects undivided loyalty from her children, which means not : I~IRI 115IICIAIRITIWI I INI 49 Excess of letter used stands for another. If you think that X equals O, it you, Be appreciative and 41 Pitcher chances will equal O throughout the puzzle. Single letters, short words, seeing or talking to our father and his wife.' : . reciprocate. Abby, I am not condoning Dad's actions but L cannot'... 43 Beach 10-17 5Z Edible tuber and words using an apostrophe can give you clues to locating LEo shelter Answer to yesterday's puzfle. 53 Bar offering vowels. SoluUon is accomplished by trial and error. write him off as though he were dead-which is what l/sly 23 to Aug. 22) Mother'wants mete do. He was gobd to me when I wa.s Cooperation from business growing up, and as long as he'= living I wapt to keep in touch !. : associates brings joint with him now and then. Some day he may no=be around, and progress. A smile and good I want no regrets. ' , ,' ,,: CATFISH By Roger Bollen and Gary Peterman Mother' keeps hassling me to promise never to talk humor makcs the Work day go Dad again, and I just can't make that •promise. moat pleasantly. Am I wrong to =nsmton the rnght to make my own decision ~o1~ i~U~ iNTo rile IOOODG] (Aug. 23 to Sept. 221 about this? My mother is irrational oh the su.bject. ~'r" ~ :'/I IT LL~G A ~LI I:::) OF = TROUBLEDINTENNESSEE ' You can trust in your feelings now. Let those you ~,g~r,l~~~ DEAR TROUBLED= ¥n're not wrong: Yoprm~ther.let ; care for know of your in- a dirty deal, and1 feel sorry for her, hut nn one has th~rlght ,, tentions. Enjoy a night on the tn t~l/snothe'r whom they ohsll see or to whom th#y may •town and recreation; speak. • • LIBRA 9.9.) .,lfll. ~'~ , .(Sept..23 to Oct. • DEAR ABBY: I am 53, and thought I had all the answers, :: 'Home life is esp rewarding but I'm stumped on this one. • now. If you want to invite I was married for over 29 years. My wife passed away two others over, by all means, do years ago .... ,. soL The p.m. finds you I have met a lady and we are thinking Of marriage. ~" ; .... r~tic but impressionable. What I need to know is this: is it proper to have my late S¢ORPm m wife's rings made over, using the same diamonds but set in q new mountings? Or should I buy new rings? (Oct. 23 to Nov. 21) ,,v~ If I decide to use the same stones, should I tell the,lady?: A time to get into a holiday STUMPED mood. Write letters and share sentiments with those you DEAR gTUMPED: it b mt m~ee=y to ~my mow rhqle; care for. Indulge yourself in the WIZARD OF ID By Brant Parker and Johnny Hart Use the mIO dimnm,Ido In mew iaomntlnp, k~l there Is ~ "" "' Xmas cheer. need to ~11 the lady-unless she asks, 8AGITrARIUS )t~ (Nov. 22 to Dec. 21) ' DEAR ABBY: You are elected to settle a question about Holiday shopping brings which our family disagrees, • Joy. You may even buy Each Christmas.l mail a gift to a friend in another state. yourself a present! Be at- I A ~1~, Fak'e I She sends',me one,' too,'and l always send her a prompt • tentive in the p m. or you miss ,.., ~ I"o WAI~/~ TH~-. "thank you to let her know I received and appreciated her Ibe. point of a'conversation. /! gift.. ' ' , ~'-";, CAPRICORN " ~ Last year, she did not acknowledge my gift. I ~as going to (Dec. 22 to Jan. 19) ask in a letter to her (several months later) if she ever Others find you esp at- received my gift since i had paid to insure it and still had the tractive now. Shed winter • ,.receipt .... r ,* " .... blues, and dress up. Wish • M~i famliy feltit would be p~tting my fiiei)d in ~n emb;~r? -" ragging position if she received the gift and forgot to others a Merry gruns and acknowledge it. They also felt that one gives a gift out of i cordiality will smoothe your love, not for the sake of getting a "thank you." path,. Abby, I #id not want a "thank you." I honestly wondered i AQUARIUS ifshe ever' received it. " ..... • • ' , , (Jan. 20 to Feb. 18) ~,~ Would it; be wrong to ask il she ever got it? • ~. : : You'll have fun planning : I ' + r " 7; ']:, ' _ . ' ]~,|N OREGON. surprises for loT~l'ones. A bit B.C. By Johnny Hart of secrecy helps you in your :DEAR'I~E' N'eian m, book. A p~ragn who "fo~l~"tt"; te ! : holiday planning. Get suf- al~nowlmdp a Ilft eeaM woe o Ht~e embwraaamoit. iP.S. I ficient rest. Wrlto amd toll llor Ihat tho Iilt woo |nlured,'iHl,ll It wnsn't PISCES W~¢ received it ee=]ld ha~ repla=od '~itheul additla~ll e~l~'iao.I ' i (Feb. 19 to Mar. 20) "'~. A time to plan a party." k, ~'. e . AI~ Attendance at a social fune- tion may bring romance. ¢ Friends invite you to Xmas gatherings. Be sociable.

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20 words or lee3 $2.00 per In. serllon. Over 20 wOrds 5 cents SingleCepy 20c FOR SALE.Man's diamond .per word. By Carrier ruth 3.00 SKEENA HEALTH UNIT 1966 PONTIAC Sport-two 3 or more consecutive Insertions By Carrier year 33.00 "THE MYSTERY OF THE AN OHIO OIL CO. offers ring 1.10 carat. Excellent door hard.top, new 327 C I |1.50per Insertion. •By Mall 3 ruth. 15,00 2-3215 Eby St. BELLS". The Centennial plenty of money plus cash ' quality, appralsod at WANTED By Mall 6 ruth. 2S,00 Terrace, B.C. Christian School invites all Spot cash for your: D. Automatic console, By Mall I yr. 45.00 REFUNDS: 635-6307 of you fo come and enjoy bonuses, at home training $9200.00,asking $5,000 or buckets, etc., nearest offer First Insertion charged for .Senior Citizen 1yr. 20.00 for mature Individual in nearest offer. Phone 638. BCRIC SHARES w'nether run or not. CHILD HEALTH CON. our Christmas program. to $600.00. Phone 635.9393. Terrace area. Regardless. 8331. Absolutely no rotunda after ad British Commonwealth and FERENCES with us. It will be,d.v., on Queensway Trading (P2.20,21 Dec) has been get. United States of America one of experience. Write S.J. (C5.27 Dec) :year 55.00 Weekly at Eby St. ever) Thursday, Dec. 20 at the Read, Pres. American 3215 Kalum CORRECTIONS: Tues. 1:30 - 3:50 pro. Phone school, at 7:30 p.m. Lubricants Co., Box 696, 638.1613 Must be made before second BOx399, Terrace, B.C. for appointment. Held af (nc.20 Dec) (a6.21r'j) 'insertion. V8G 2M9 Dayton, Ohio, 46401. ONE PAIR of 190 cm Fisher Thornhlll Elem., 4th Tues. of Allowance can be made for only (A3-27 Dec) C4 competitions with top of one Incorrect ad. HOME DELIVERY every month from 1:30 - 3:30 SACRED HEART the line marker bindings BOX NUMBERS.' Terrace & District p.m. Phone for appointment., 75 cents pickup. Thornhlll & Dlstrlct PARISH RENEWAL and ski brakes. Exc. cond, 1974 FORD PICKUP Phone635.6357 Babysltters who bring lil,75 mailed. DECEMBER 16-21 Help Wanted asking $275.00 or will CAMPER SPECIAL, children must have parents' KIIImat & District accept best offer. Also Phone 635•5230. CLASSIFIED DISPLAY: written consent for Im- (P3-21 Dec) Rotes available upon request. Phone632.2747 Fr. Lorne MacDonald O.M.I. INSTRUCTORS needed for small electric stove $50.00. munization. will be the guest speaker English as a Second Phone 638.1441. FOR RENT: Bachelor NATIONAL CLASSIFIED The Harold reserves the right ADULT IMMUNIZATION Language, part-time RATE: to claSSifyads under appropriate each evening at the sen. (P3-21 Dec) rooms In mobile motel 1976 3/4 TON FORD 4X4 headings and to set ratas~ CLINICS morning and evening 22 cents per agate line. vices which begin at 7:30 complex N. Kalum Trailer Standard transmission. Mlnlmum charge ~,00 per In, therefore and to determine page Every Man. and Wed. from 3. p.m. classes beginning In location. Court. Frldge In each Phone 635.3265. sertion. to 4:10 pro. By appointment January. Experience In FOR SALE :one 2 fan chain (nc.21 Dec) .room, community kitchen, (C3.21 Dec) LEGAL • POLITICAL enA The Herald reserves 1he rlght~ only. learning or teaching ESL hoist S125.00;5. Type 1 bags laundry facilities. $50 week to revise, edit, classify or relect TRANSIENT ADVERTISING: PRE.NATAL CLASSES WOMEN'S NIGHT OUT at or other, languages an of cement $15.00; 1- single, $37.50 week double. 13.60 per column inch. any advertisement and to retain the Women's Centre will any answers directed to the. Held throughout the year for asset. Apply to: concrete vibrator $300.00; 635-9473. BUSINESS PERSONALS: Herald Box Reply Service,and to. expectant parents. Phone be cancelled until after Northwest College, i-15 ton house Jack $30.00; (C40-23 Jan) S4.00 per line per month. repay the customerthe sum paid Health Unit for details and Christmas. Happy Community Educeflon 1. tamping machine Ona 4 month basis only. for the advertisement and box rentah registration. Holldaysl (nc .20 Dec) Box 726 Terrace, B.C. $500.00; 1.concrete power DEADLINE Box replies on "Hold" In. PRE-NATAL BREATHING or phone 635-6511 trowel with extra blades 1974 MONARCH 12X60 structlons not picked up within 10 and RELAXATION Ms. Kathy Mueller $600.00; 1-1/4 h.p. I10V Mobile Home in excellent DISPLAY: days of expiry of an ad- EXERCISES 4:00 p.m. 2 days prior to vertlsomont will be destroyed 2. ' NoTICEs (A7.21 Dec) Electric Motor $15.00; 1- 3 BEDROOM HOME. $350.00 condition with insulated publication day. unless mailing instructions ore Held every Monday at. Plumbers pipe holder 1" to month.references Ioey shack and patio. received. Those answering Box ternoon I - 2 pm. 12" pipe $20.00; 1-1 3/4 pipe Situated on large trailer lot ".LASSlFIED: Numbers are requested not to DEPENDABLE person with required. Phone 635.5397. .I :00 o.m. onday previousto day send originals of documents to HOME NURSING CARE TO ALL OLD and new good housekeeping skills to threader $5,00; 1-1970 Ford • (P3•21 Dec) with Skeena River fron- ~f publication MOndayto Frlday.j avoid loss. Nursing care In the home for frlends-.warm wishes for work part.time In the 4 speed transmission fits tage, very private, low lot ALL CLASSIFIED "CASH WITH All claims of orrors" In kd. those who need It, on referral the holiday season' and Cedarvale area. Salary '65 fo'72 for truck(ex- rental, with or without ORDER other thin vertlsements must be received from their family doctor. BUSINESSES WITH AN by the publisher within 30 days happiness for 1980. e$.~.75.$4.50 depending on cellent condition) $150.00; furniture and appliances. ESTABLISHED ACCOUNT. after the first publication. Terrace area only. Krlena King perlence. Mileage paid 1-1964 Ford 300 cu.ln, truck For appointment to view, It Is egrecd by the odvortrser" (P3-14,18,21 Dec) If necessary. Contact motor with clutch and 4 call 635-3693 after 5 p.m, requesting space that the PRE-SCHOOL SCREENING speed transmission(motor FOR RENT: Furnlshed 2 (C3-20 Dec) .~lrvlce Cttlrel of LI.00 on all liability of the Herald In the Hazelton Homemaker i.S.F, chequss. event of failure to publish an CLINICS Services at 842.6202. needs work) $100.00; 1.3 bedroom unit, everything advertisement or In the event of 18 months: at Child Health (C3.21 Dec) speed floor shifter con- supplied including dishes, ,t~EDDINO DESCRIPTIONS: an error appearing In the ad.i Conferences. 6 yrs. once fo version $10.00; 1..4 foot linen, T.V. vaccum etc.. h~ charge provided news sub- verfleament as publlshnd shall' m,~..cl within one month. ~.00 be limited t~•the amount paid by hNICe monthly. 4V=. 5 years carp level S20,00; 1.Black Suitable for 2 working . pro,~:Jctlon charge for Wedding the advertiser for only one In. (pre.klndergarten): Spring WANTED Immediately: A and Decker Bench grinder adults. Phone 635-6757.. : and.~r engagement pictures. correct insertion for tho I~ortlon person to do general duties blitz. Developmental, vision, $40.00;i-100 amp main • (ctfn.20.12.79)~ •~t978 EVEREST' SKI.DaD, News of weddings (write.ups) of the advertising space occupied for 30 hours a week. Steady received one month or more by the incorrect or omitted Item hearing screening done. AUCTION • SALES breaker box $40.08; 1-200 excellent condition. Phone after event llt 0.00charoo, with or only, and that there shall be no' Please phone for ap. employment at the amp main breaker fuse 2.ONE BEDROOM suites, without picture. Sublect to available immediately. 1. 635.9750. liability to any event greater pelntment. Every Sunday Terrace Animal Shelter. panel $75.00; car and truck condensation. Payable In ad- than the amount pald fat such Bachelor suite available (C5-26 Dec) • vance. advertising. VD CLINIC 2 p.m. For an interview phone carbs-prlces vary; 1.1973 Dave MIIIIgan 638-8430: Jan 1st. Phone 635.5030. Advertisements must comply Phone for apopolntment. AMC Javelin-51000.00 or CLASSIFIED ( P5-26 Dec) (C3.21 Dec) FOR SALE ANNOUNCEMENTS: with the BHtlsh Columbia Treatment available. Selling cars, furniture, OBO; 1-Datsun or Toyota Births S.50 Human Rights Act which SANITATION fools, hundreds of new 'actory rear bumper ' 1973 ~--- Volkswagon Engagements S.50 .prohlbll~ any odvortlslno that 49, i HOMES ~*~:~:~*:::~ 'Westl~halla camper van, discriminates against any* Public health inspectors can and used Items In stock. $20.00; 1.1968 G.M.C.H.D. Marriages 5.50 LOG SKIDDING CON. new engine. Phone 635- Deaths 5.50 person because of his race,' assist with sanitation Open all day Saturday for TRACT available Im. I/= ton pickup 307 standard FOR SALE ~ ; Funerals S,50 ~rellglon, sex, color, nationality, problems, such as food 7378. ancestry or place or origin, or viewing and con- mediately. By hour or ~',800.00. Cards of Thanks S.50 pelsonlngs and complaints, • slgnmenf. C5-27 Dec) Memorial Notices S.50 because his age Is between d cunlt. Machine FMC or SACRIFICE and 65 years,gnllu the condition. sewage disposal, private L.W. Sears For all the rubber tire. Phone toll free SALE PHONE 635.6357 .Is lustlfled by o bona tide. water supplies and Auction Sales above phone ,Classified Advertising Dept. redulremont for the work In.. 112-800-663-3700 Pager Nbr. Assessed mtg. value $49,50 nuisances. 3092 Hwy. 16 E. 635-3566 valved. • 3917 or 853.8002. Market..value~,. 552,50, SPEECH and HEARING (next fo Northern tfln) " • (C10.31'De¢ '"'': II (C1-21 Dec) . Sacrifice price $43,000. CLINIC ...... 635-7824 -" ,,|;;.¢;;.:-,~. L,..t. ",.v - . ,,?in " $9,500 savingH.-.Five Held at 4612 Grelg Ave. -- (023,29,30, BUY OR SELL Marlelle Person required for perm Welcome fo j FEDKE bedroom home. One and 638.1155. The audiologist will ,7,13,14,20,21,27,28D) Fashion and Gold pert.time position. Duties t( 'FURNITURE • MART. one-half bath, huge kitchen de hearing tests on referral jewellery. Managers and include delivery of paper~ Now open with furniture and dining room with wood by family doctor or com. salespersons needed In this and production relate¢ for the whole residence. heater. Large living room INCHES AWAY CLUB munlty health nurse. Speech area. For your full II duties. Apx 2.4 hrs affernool Finally a large furniture with fireplace, cerpefled, meet every Tuesday night at pathologist . therapist will catalogue please phone WANTED work. Must have owe store Is open in Terrace attached Insulated garage, 8 In the Skeena Health Unit. carry out speech • WilOLESALE PRICES 638.8392 Evenings or write DONATIONS vehicle. $4.00 per hour, 2J with prices anyone can 2 wells, out.buildings. 5.6 More Information phone 635. assessments and therapy. Marlelle, No. 49-4625 The Three Rivers Workshop cents per mlle. Photo efford~emember also we km north on Kalum Lake 3747 or 635.3023 LONG TERM CARE :On all remaining tools, Graham Avenue, Terrace. for the Handicapped are 635.6357ask for Shella. take trade.ins. Just Drive. Left hand side of At 205.4621 Lazelle Ave. Tel. gifts and pendulum clocks. If Interested in learning looking for donetlons of any (eft-fin arrived for Christmas on road. Net taxes $50. Phone 635.9196. Plus good selection of used • how to obtain free BIRTHRIGHT old, broken or used pieces of sale at LOW LOW prices. 635-5942 to view. (p206J) Pregnant? In need of sup- furniture, also any discarded Assessment and planning for furniture. Open daily !:30 Boston rockers jewellery or selling please CARRIERS v.!1 !A :.'* port? Call Birthright 635-3207 wood products'we could use those eligible for Long Term to 5:30, Tues..Sat. Phone Children's advise. (c20 9J) Care. NEEDED • 3.4621 Lakelse. for recycling or renovating. 63S.7824, Old Totem bedroom furniture FOR SALE by builder. Only In the following areas DIVORCE Call us at 635.2238 between 8 COMMUNITY Beverage Building, next to Desks two left. Prices reduced. VOCATIONAL Thornhill $100 and tiling fees Office Hours: Tues. 11 am-8 am and 3 pro. We will try to Northern Inn. Beds For more Information REHABILITATION SER- Klrsh, Maple, Kulspal, We prepare your divorce pro. Wed. 9:30 am.5 pm, make arrangements for Action every Sunday at 2 Dressers please call collect. Days Kenworth, Skeena Valley papers over the phone -- Thurs. 11 era.9 pro, Friday I VICES l~m.. Shelves 562.4114 or evenings 562. pickup. Trailer Crt, Sonde, fast. For more Information pro-10 pm or call 635.3164 or AID TO HANDICAPPED (a13-211~) Extra low prices 3697. (ctfn 4 12 79) At 205.4621 Lazelle Ave. Tel. Toynbee, Old Lakelse Lk. call THE LAW SHOPPE of 638.1227 anytime. ; on outdoor Christmas JACK D. JAMES, M.B.A, 635-9196. Rd., Muller, Pine, fights. 25 lights per set for MILLS MEMORIAL 54: BUSINESS" ': Ll.B. TOLL FREE 112.800. OVEREATERS Assessment and guidance Paquette, Empire, Clark, only $6.00 each set. THRIFT SHOP 663.3035 (in Vancouver area ANONYMOUS• for vocational and saclal Newell, Kofoed, River (as long• as they last) PROPIERTY. : Mills Memorial Hospital 14, BUSINESS • call 607-2442). Chargex and meets Wednesday at 0 pm at rehabilitation done by Dr., Seafon. Compare our chesterfield St. Matthew's Anglican Auxlllery would appreciate consultant. PERSONAL Terrace Mastercharge prices. More sets are FOR RENT: Approx. 900 sq. welcomed. (atfn Th20 9 79) Church basement. Phone any donations of good, clean ¢500 Grelg, 4500 Park, coming In everyday. Soon clothing, any household feet on second floor. Air 635.4427 after 6:30 pm. 4500 Little, Birch, 4600 to arrive Color T.V. sets Items, toys etc. for their INSlSTON conditioned. Located at Lakelse, 4600 Davis, 4600 and stereos. At Fedke Thrift Shop. For pickup Rapl Relief THE BEST 4623 Lakelse Avenue• Loen, 5000 Mills, 4900 Furniture Mart 4434 service phone 635.5320 or 635. Abortion Counselling Phone 635. SKEENA (~ E~ITRE Welsh, 4900 Park, Lakelse Avenue, In the 5233 or leave donations at the & Crisis Line for Concreto septic tanks In Tweedle. 2552. (cffn 5 12 79) ONCE MORE WE OPEN former Fred's Furniture ANYBODY WITNESSING Thrift Shop on Lazelle Women stock. Get relief with a OUR DOORS TO THE Building (downstairs). an orange Toyota station Avenue on Saturdays bet. concrete Investment. SENIORS OF THE If you are Interested In For more Into please call wagon being hit In GIms ween 11 am and 3 pm. Thank COMMUNITY any of the following. Terrace Auction Mart at Resturant parking lot on you. routes please phone Schmitty's Excavating 635-5172. Oec 16th, 1979 between 7. We offer 635-3939 635.6357 • (ce.24 Dec) 9:30 p.m. please phone 635. Women's A.A. Meetings between 9 am - 5 pm PROGRAM CO'OR- COFFEE (am 1 10 79) 6816 or 638.8177. Laselle I;raschool every Tuesday night at 7:30. DINATOR for the Native CONVERSATION (nc.tfn) , (C3-24 Dec) & 4907 Lazelle Ave. 4711 Lazelle Ave. 635.5145. 36. Alcohol Abuse Program-. CRAFTS Terrace, B.C. FOR HIRE Gltksan-Carrler Tribal CO'LLI ER EXCAVATI NG NOTICE In a friendly There are a few spaces' Council. The duties are to T'O CREDITORS ESTATE of the deceased: Drop-in Centre availaable for children ages LADLES SLIM LINE Clul~ supervise and co.ordlnate Backhoe Work JUGGINS:Arthur J. late atmosphere 3-5 In this progressive daily. meets Monday evening -- 410 JOHN DEERE Backhoe staff program develop- nursery school. Special help 6:30 pm • United Church for hire. Phone 635. ment. Qualifications. of 4011 Sparks St., Terrace, Phone 635.&140after 6 B.C. We supply available for children with ..basement, Klllmat 4081. (cm 5 10 79) Background In super. p.m. (am 1 10 79) Creditors and others MATERIALS mild developmental delays, vision, management and HARLEY'S PAINTING having claims against the INSTRUCTION eg. poor co-ordination, WEIGHT WATCHERS & DECORATING QUALIFIED Ca'rpenter, councelllng skills & delayed speech develop. meeting held every tradesman fully equipped preferred. For more In. said estates(s), are hereby SEARS DRYWALL, stucco, tile, required to send them duly TRANSPORTATION ment, etc., not requiring Tuesday at 7 p.m. In the with air tools. Available formation contact the SALES AGENCY linoleum. Free estimates. verified to the PUBLIC as well as an area for medical referral. For fur- Knox United Church Hall, for renovations, custom Gltksan.Carrler Tribal Wholesale merchandise Phone 630-1095 TRUSTEE, 800 Hornby relaxation. For more In. ther information, phone the 4907 Lazelle Avenue. ceblnets, arborlte, formica • Council NAP Program Box Auction services (P 11-31 Dec) Street, Vancouver, B.C. formation about these and Supervisor, Nelly Olson, at Installations. Will consider 322, Hazelton, B.C. Closing Ornamental Ironwork V6Z 2C5, before January other activities, please 635-7918. all other types of finishing date January 25, 1980. The Play CenWe 39/2 Doble SWeet 18, 1980 after which date phone 635•2265 and ask for work. Phone after 6 p.m. (C10.4 January) 4542 Park Ave., Phone 635-7824 the assets of the said Skeena Centre. See you there Ask for Don. 635. 638-8211 lOam-2pm EARN $53.20 Dally ($266.00 estate(s) will be anytime between 8 am and 5708. (C20 21D) .... YEJi-RAC E ' Chlldmlndlng Service; Closed Mondays Weekly) In your own distributed, having regard 3:30 pm Monday through WOMEN'S Supervised Programs for (am 12 10 79) FOR SALE. stereo In ex- Friday. business marling circulars only to claims that have CENTRE children ages 18 months to 5 cellent condition, also at home. No experience been received. - a support service Skeena Centre will be closed years. practically new sofa and 38. WANTED MISC. needed. World-wide from December 17th, 1979 to for women. PbO chair. New 14""celor T.V. Systems 6-A, Box 1022, CLINTON W. FOOTE January 3rd, 1980. We wish 4711 Lazelle Ave. Carpet & Flooring Phone ¢18.8420 after 5 p.m. Cobourg, Dnfarlo KgA PUBLIC TRUSTEE you and yours a Ioyous behind TIIlicum Theatre FOR INFORMATION ON (P3-21 Dec) 4W5. (A4.20,21,27,20 Dec) THE BAHAI FAT FAITH. seasonl 635.514S Installation URGENTLY (P3.24 Dec) Phone 635.4865, 635-2632 or Drop in: 10 am - 6 pm Man. PLAID SOFA-BED for sale, . NEEDED Kitlmat A.A. Construction thru Thurs. 10 am - 4 pm 635.9905 anytime. You supply--we Install asking S200.08 firm. Phone Female needs ride from ' Or'~/'LIVESTOCK • Group In Kltlmat: telephone Friday. We offer a com. 631.1691 635.3900. downtown Into Thornhlll 632-3713 fortable relaxed atmosphere (am1 10/9) (P3-21 Dec) .Schoolarea between 3 and 4 MEETINGS to meet and share Ideas. pm weekdays. Will pay gas. 2 PIGGIES FOR SALE -6 Monday - Step Meetings 0:30 Children are welcome. "..... Please call the Dally Herald 1974 FORD LTD., for sale. monJhs old. See them at 5218 Ackroyd St• Brauns pm Lutheran Church. Evening Programs 33. FOR SALE at 63s.6351 and leave a Phone 635.9576. wednesdays Closed 7:30 pm Tuesdays - Women's message. (sff tfn) (C4.21 Dec) Island. Meetings 8:30 pm United A,A. 1st Wednesday of month NEWYEAR'S PARTY Dec. MIS(~, (P3.24 Dec) Church. - Status of Women. 2nd 31, 1979 at 9:00 p.m. at ...... 1973ASTRA hatchl)ack, good FOR SALE : Welner pigs, Wednesday. single parents WANTED TO BUY: Used running condition, needs Fridays. Open Meetings 8:30 Kltsumkalum Ski Hill• Ski LOST WALLET containing FOR QUICK SALE white $35.00 each. Suckling Pigs (led by a single father). 3rd furniture such as couch, work on shifter. 48,000 pm Skeena Health Unit, and Dance the New Year Imperfanf Identification. mink coat. Valued 25.30 Ibs $50.00 each Wednesday • Men and chelr, table & chairs, miles on motor $400.00. Kltlmat General Hospital. In, Come and support your Reward offered for return. 52500.00, asking 51300.00. dressed. Phone 849 5616. Phone 635. Phone 630.1037, AI.Anon Meetings. Tuesday Women's Rap, Thursdays . Kltsumkalum Ski Club. Call 635.2129 ask for Tom. Phone 635.4226. • 8 pm United Church. Women's Night Out, (nc-11 Dec) (stf.lfn) 5417. (ctfn 11 10 79) (C3.21 Dee) (C5-26 Dec) (P s.2s Dec) f

; f The Herald, Thursday, December 20, 1979 Page 7 from one HOSTAGES might be freed if the U.S. spokesman, revolutienary regime, has are holding U.S. Charges ambassador to the Scan- said Laingen wrote praising Mesnwhlle,"tYN Secretary. demonstrated Wednesday government held an official The students have con- repeatedly given them his d'Affaires Bruce Laingen dinavlan countries from the envoy, Abbas Amir- General Kurt Waldheim got Kght at the University of investigation of Shah l~adletad every intimation full backing. However, he and two aides at the foreign Steckhdm last week and Entezam, a former deputy President Carter to delay a. Panama. Many waved large Mchammad Reza Pahlavra by Ghotbzadeh that the basnevervoicedanysupport 'minintry, All the captives arrested him on charges of prime minister and request for a Security pesters protesting the shah's alle~,dcrimes. ' releaen of the hoatages might for any of his foreign are threatened with spy ealablishhtg ties with the governmentopnke~an. Council meeting on sanctions presence on Con.itadora. "The only thing that could he arranged even if the shah" minister's suggestions for a trials. . . U.S. Central Intelligence against lran so Waldheim The demonstrators also set free the hostages would be were not returned, and compromise. On the basis of Lulngen's Agency. "Amir.Entezam is indeed can pursue "intensive up barricades along the the return of the dopased Ayatollah Ruhollah In addition t0 the emhauy correspondence, Khomeini's The embassy captors pro. discussions" with Iran's street skirting the univer- shah," said a student Khomelni, the leader of the hostages, Khomeim's men regime said it recalled its duced five :documents they interested in and tries to representatives. sity. But national guard establish good mutual soldiers surrounded the relations between lran and Deputy State State Warren campus, fired tear gas at the the United States," one Christopher said among the demonstrators and tore m one document said, adding that sanctions Carter was consid- down the barricades. fro QUEBEC Laingen was trying to ering proposing to the Witnesses said several polls Baying the referendum actual warding isn't im- The government hinted at The referendum law stipu. cultivate the relationship council were suspending response• could change of 35 days and a maximum of persons were'~beaten by pettant. the wording in November sates that the question on the 60. with Amir-Entozam. military shipments, guards swinging pieces of significantly with fairly Everyone knows the vote when it released Its white ballot be in both French and telecommuntcaUons, air and minor variations in the text. Beth sides will be required rubber bose, wooden to be cast is for or ngalnet paper, on sovereignty- English. In areas where the by law to operate under Another excerpt said rail links and expert credits. nightsticks and pieces of But the most recent poll, independence, Loubier said. association. pepulailon is largely Indian published last Sunday in the "umbrella committees" AmlrEntesam told Lalngen In Panama City, hundreds cane, but none appeared se- The referendum date "A yes vote by Quehecers or Inuit, a text in the ap- during the official campaign, it would be easier to have of Panamanian students verely injured. Montreal newspaper wen't be announced for some would thus be, in fact, a proprlate~, native language Dimanche-Matin, said that with a spendin[~ limit of ~contocts with U.S. officials in ignored a government ban on Several persons were ar- time yet but the vote in ex. mandate given the Quebec must also be added, the law aboout ~-million for each. Stockholm. The students demonstrations and for the rested, including Dr. Mlguel even without knowing the .pectad to be held in May or government to make this says. question, 4S.8 per cent of The Patti Quebceots will said Iran's envoys to West fourth time in two days Antonio Vernal, a llolitlesl dune. new agreement (between The official referendum direct the Yes committee Germany and France also protested the depese¢i ~tah's science professor whdpollce Quebecers plan to vote no Quebec and Canada) a campaign will be hunched a and 20.3 per cent plan to vote while the federalists will be were recalled but didn't say stay on Contadora Island. said was the main leader of The 68-member Patti Qne. reality through nego- minimum of 20 days after the .led by Quebec Liberals. why. About 300 students the campus rally. ee' while 25.6 per cent said heists caucus was consulted ttatiens," the paper said. assembly approves the ey wanted to wait for the on the wording last week but Several observers wording of the question in a question. as of Wednesday still hadn't predicted the question would special 35-hour dehate next Earlier thin week former been told what it would be. be something like: "Do you year. A debate of that length Union Nationale leader Ti;ey and oppeultien leaders give the Quebec'government normally would take about Gabriel Loubler wrote an are expected to be told a mandate to achieve three weeks. open letter to a Quebec City shortly before the formal soverelgnty-asseciation The referendum law limits newapu,per arguing that the announcement in made. through negotiations?" the campaign to a minimum from one BENNETT campaign spending. send letters to newspaper two-time campaign manager New party president Keen said then that the editors signed with false party would have to take and clese Bennett aide Dan Bernie Smith has said that names. Since the scandal Campbell. the party does not control action ff Bennett did not broke, it has been campaign funds. Keen also move to clean up the affairs. established that many false Campbell a former cabinet said last week there should The dirty tricks affair letters appeared, in minister in the ad. arose when Social Credit be greater accountability in newspapers in last spring's ministration of Bennett's party fund-raising and EASTSIDE GROCER Y reaesrehera advised officials election campaign. RCMP. father, W. A. C. Bennett, spending. NORTHWEST PIPE at an election seminar to are investigating. resigned after it was Bennett said Wednesday AND EQUIPMENT LTD. UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT "play dirty" to discredit the' Eight government and disclosed that he dispensed he hopes the appointment of New Democratic Party. the funds party workers have been $65,-000 of the party' Hugh Harris, his close friend PIPE. PLUMBINGSUPPLIES. PUMPS. Part of their advice in- fired or quit since the affair failed to report as required and personal campaign Open 7 days a week eluded au~estionn on how to HOSES. NUTS ANDBOLTS FENCING surfaced, the latest being under the Elections A¢t. manager as permanent WATER SOFTENERS AND MORE with Jerry & Marg executive director of the to serve you party, as well as the new from one executive chosen at the last 5239 Keith Avenue - Near BC Hydro WEEKDAYS 8-11 WEEKENDS9-11 party coovention last fall, 4438 LAKELSEAVE, 435-2104 CHIMNEY will enable the party to 6354158 YOUR FRIENDLY CONVENIENCESTORE heat from creosote residue Now, the Association of have corroded or have in- • operate more efficiently. (through neglect in having British Columbia Fireplace sufficient insulation, and the chimneys cleaned Manufacturers and assintthefirecommlssion in • "I/the party has had diffi- regularly) and through Distributors has undertaken supplying proper in. culties and it doesn't learn corrosion of the metal by to supply radiation shields to formation on installation and NOW OPEN NORTHERN LIGHT from them, then there would in the chemicals in the creosote or wood stove owners, where maintenance of their • be something wrong," Stained Glass materials burned. 4 needed; replace pipes that products. Bennett said. "But the party All West centre In'advertisements now ap-- has learned. • Classes ~ pasting in newspapers, a "In the fullness of time, oRepairs ~~, number of recommendations some people may be HIGH COUNTRY Jerome to .quit are given for safe operation dismayed in the way they • Supplies ':~.~-~J~/~7, SUDBURY, OnL (CPI -- -- Former finance minister of wood.and coal-burning handled it," he added. Crafts & Gifts James Jerome, the first Donald Macdonald, who bad stoves and fireplaces. Bennett said he could not Monday - Friday 9 am - 9 pm • Custom orders ~ ZE~ opposition Commons been the favorite in the race The advertisement is a, deal in rumor and innuendo Saturday 9 am - 6 pm Speaker, said Wednesday he to succeed former prime result of discussions between and when the RCMP have 45111.F Keith Ave. 838.1S45 4820 Halliwell Ave. 638-1403 will not run for Parliament minister Pierre Trudeau, the association and An. completed their in- in the Feb. 18 federal elsc- until Trudsau accepted a derscn who reinstated .his vextigstion into the affair, tion and instead, will be rty request to stay on as approval when the then he would take "ep- THRUWA Y given a federal appointment. der. He issued a association agreed to his propriste action." Jerome, Speaker in the statement that he had terms; as listed in the ad. MUFFLERS • The premier also said the last Parliament and Liberal decided "with regret" not to Safety guidelines include MP for.~qudbu=y,:wouldnot ...run, , ...... :...... ,, invesUgntions into his inpectien of chimneys for government have been .....~,~i,,. .... Winter Months ...... speculate on the possibility --Former Cabinet minister corrosion and warping and to turning around the jusUce he is in line for an ap- Hugh Faulkner, who held act when damage is found; system in B,C, Nov.- Feb. peintment to the bench of the Peterberongh riding for the buy only units and materials "The problem today that ~~, 8:30 a.m. - 5:00 p.m Federal Court. Liberals until his defeat in which have been tested and He did say, however, be seems to be emerging is May. He said he would not approved; ensure units are something that's a reversal t will be given a federal ap run again because his family installed and operated ac- Closed Sunday & Monday pelntment to be announced of the British justice tokes top priority. cording to instructions from system," he said. by Prime Minister Joe -- Former Liberai trade manufacturers; that 638-1991 3010KKalum Street Clark. There also has been Whoever makes a charge minister Jack Horner, who chimneys are cleaned at should have to prove it, he • speculation he could be was resoundingly beaten in least twice a year; that only named an ambassador. said. Instead, people are now May. "It Is a very un- dry, seasoned wood is used being pushed into proving Jerome said his decision fortunate time for me to (no ocean driftwood which FREE not to run after holding the themselves innocent. VAN'S aONTRAOTiNll think about running," the causes corrosion), and that "It's a sad case when Sadbury seat since 19e8 was Alberta rancher said, adding only approved modifications TERUCE HOTELGIFT CEIfl'IFICATES the result "of a combination people have to he continually ,!::'!' Furnilur, liB,air that be is involved in a major be done to unite. clearing themselves." For these Items of things." expansion of his ranch. , bear tooth , bear cbws He said it was a great -- Bryce Mackasey, another L~iestmtions, Hope Chests honer to be Speaker but was former Liberal minister, , wolf leith , beam teeth concerned that the govern- who said he was discussing a * moose or doer antllrs islngleor.ir) ,~! CustomMade Furniture. Ilefinishinl. ment, defeated last Thar- possible candidacy with his MANOR VILLA aday over Finance Minister family. ~'*~ Generalhildin[ Contractin[ John Cresble's first budget, (Kenney Street & Agar Avenue) Available at the front desk of the did not discuss the possibility INTERESTED IN RENTING A NEW MODERN of creating a permanent APARTMENT? APPLICATIONSARE NOW BEING TERP.KEHOI'EL 2610 S. Kalum 636-6686 Terrace Speaker. MacDonald TAKEN: "The thing in that when I Bachelor suite, one and two bdrm. suites available. began this Parliament I Security entrance for your protection won't run Pressurized hallways hoped there would be time TORONTO (CP) -- Donald for debate In the house on ~ Carpeted throughout Macdonald, a former Liberal Drapes Included question of a'permanent cabinet minister, says he de- Frldge & stove Speaker ... unfortunately, sided not to run in the Feb. 18 the events of last Thursday Washers & dryers available BILLIARDS & AMUSEMENTS fed~al election because it Ample parking ...:....:.:...... :.v.:.:...:...y...... ~v...v.:....v..:....;.:.:.....:.:.:. accelerated my thoughts would have been a backward Ensulte storage (about leaving). step In his career. WE ALSO SELL, SERVICE • REPAIR ALL YOUR "I thought I would have a • Adult oriented HOME BRUNSWICK PRODUCTS. "H the request were that I • No pets good opportunity to take should come and take the FOR FURI HER INFORMATIONPHONE stops to gain independence leadership role and give my 3713 KALUM STREtl " 395L D as Speaker, Hopefully the. own particular in- 635-21 69 (after 6:00 p.m,) I£RRACE S C PHONE 635.2473 next Parliament can con. terpretation of leadership in tlnue to work on it." Canada at this time, then I I Born in Kingston, Ont., Je- would consider accepting rome won his seat by more that," Ma~lonald said in a '~ ' Custom Upholstery- Fabrics & Vinyls than II,000 votes in the May radio interview. Furniture Repair and Refinishing =2 federal election, "The notion was to go hack Custom Auto Interiors. Van Conversions He also served as Speaker to where I was in 1977 in a • CustomQuilting of Fabrics CE& Wqnterprises raider the former Liberal supporting role," Macdonald government of Pierre said. "And with all the MUSIC FQR ALL OCCASIONS Trudeau between 1974 and respect I have for him Pioneer Upholstery 1979. (Pierre Trudeau), it Just 635-9434 Others who announced seemed to me to be a back. [)4~ I Weekdays 9. $ their intentions or were ward step in my career, Wayne 655.S144 testing the political wind "I have apprenticed long Other hours by appointment Drays63S.623S Ernle 63S.92S3 Wednesday included: enough." Pacific Petroleums has an excellent career op. Claudette Sandeckl 3901 Doble Rd. Macdonald, a Toronto portunlty for a male or female desiring to succeed in Since 1973 Terrace, B.C. lawyer, was considered the the gasoline marketing business. Dvorak leading candidate for the Liberal party leadership The outlet will Initially be operated on a retail com- dies until Trudeau changed his mission agency besls which will provide the agent with GLACIER mind about retiring. a higher than average Income. No capital outlay MR. BUSINESSMAN! "If I had gotten substantial required, at 68 support for the top Job I L _~ 4411LeHion Amue HONOLULU (AP) -- Ann would have let my name Interested parties contact Dvorak, stage and screen stand," Macdonald said. A ~c~3,~"~ Terrace, B.C. actress whose films included "Once he (Trudesu) decided D.R. Pearson This Space Is Reserved Scarface and The Crowd to run again, there Was no Box 1948 Roars, has died at the age of vacancy and I wasn't in- Postal Sin. A S A Complete Glass and 68. terested." Prince George, B.C. Miss Dvorak died on Dec. He said ff Trudeau resigns For Your Ad. 10 at Straub Hospital. as leader in a year or two he S Aluminum S(rviee Her death earlier went might look at the leadership mmotleed because she was question again.. Phone No. listed as Ann Wade at the Macdonald, 47, held five .s64.5,t33 hospital, authorities said. cabinet posts, including She was also known as Ann finance, during his 16-year McKim Dvoray and Ann parliamentary ear.~r ~at Wade McKim. She was ended when he res|gned mr married to Nicholas Wade in personal reasons in [?(IDDDA 1947' Fobrnary, 1978. Page 8, The Herald, Thursday, December 20, 1979 / " ' ' '" " • Hab s get no sympath

It was their last defeat of with theseason, andit'athemest SPORTS Don Sch spectacular start in the • . "I love it," beamed Min- they're stumbling a little won 22 and tied six during history of the NHL. The nesota coach Glen Seamer bit." their record-setting streak:. Flyers lead the Patrick after his North Stars had Elsewhere, Detroit Red Prior to that, Boston Bruins Division by 15 points over the handed Montreal a 5-2 set- Wings defeated the Oilers 64 of 1940 and the Flyers of 1976 Rangers. Minor hockey reps hit road back in Bloomington, Minn., in Edmonton, Buffalo Sabres Wednesday night, edged the Jets 3-2 in Win- All of Terrace's Minor John at 9 a.m. Friday, while A medallion will be is a 16-team, double- The year was 1940 when nipeg, the Nordiques downed Hockey Rep Teams will be Terrace meets Williams awarded to the best player in knockout event but each the Cauadiens, winners of Colorado Rockies 6-3 in Nets win with travelling to tournaments Lake at 2:30 p.m. that same each team. team is guaranteed three the Stanley Cup for the last Quebec, the 'Rangers over the Christmas holidays day. The Terrace Chr~,sler games. four years but seemingly defeated Vancouver except the Pups, who are Williams Lake me~.ts Juveniles, who are currently Terrace Chrysler plays the intent on reassuring op- Canucks 5,3 inNew Y~k.und lots of offence hosting their own tour- Kitimat at 9 a.m. Saturday, leading the Terrace Com- Nanaimo Juveniles at 10 ponents this is the year they Hartford Whalers registered •By THE ,~SSS0CIATED Hayes paced Washington nament Dec. 27, 25 and 29 at Terrac= plays Quesnel at mercial Hockey League with p.m. on Dec. 27. If they win, can be had, last lost as many a 5-4 home-ice Victory over PRESS with 22 points. the Terrace arena. 11:45 a.m.,and then Kitimat an undefeated record, will be they play the winner of the games in succession, Washington Capitals, New Jersey coach Kevin Celtics 112 '/Sers 89 The Twin River Timber and Terrace meet at 5:15 going to the Third Annual Prince George-Comox game ."For sure I've got to ~e There was one tie other Loughery may like to think Larry Bird scored 24 Peewees are travelling to p.m. Saturday. Ridge Meadows provincial at 10 p.m. on Dec. 28. If worried," said coach Claude than the Leais-Kings that defence has turned points in pacing Boston to its Nanaimo to play in the 4th Sunday's games feature Juvenile Rep Hockey Chrysler loses its game, they Ruel, who also saw his team stalemate- the Black Winford Boynes," game sixth strsight win and lSth in annual Nanaimo Peewee exhibition games between Tournament, played in will play the loser of the lose its 10th straight road Hawks and Pittsburgh around in the National. 16 games at home. Julius tournament. the teams as based on their Maple Ridge• Prince George-Comox game game. "This club needs a Penguins couldn't score a Basketball Association but Ervingand'Steve Mix shared Twin River, who haven't points, standings after the The Juvenile tournament at 12 noon on Dec. 28. win badly, over anybody, goal in a 0.0 contest in Wednesday• night it was scoring honors for yet lest a game in Inter-City "I can't find fault with the Chicago. • something else -- offence; Philadelphia with 20 points roundro,o wopo,n w., pb team; they're trying very Philadelphia Flyers seek a and plenty of it.: each. Minor Hockey Rep Team be awardedforawin, and League action this season, one for a tie, with no over- Cam ell does best badly. But everything went little piece of hockey ira. Boya~, 'playing 'in his Hawks 119 Lakers 112 will be in Nanaimo for their times being played except in their way tonight. The North mortality tonight. second season, scored a Eddie Johnson pumped in first game Dec. 27 against the final game. At 6:30 a.m. Stars were fired up, just like The Flyers meet their uareer.high 32 points as the a career-high 31 points and Aldergrove at 10:15 a.m. the number two team plays on the offence everybody is for us." crnssstate rival, Pittsburgh Nets .. whipped Seattle John Drew added 23 more as They play again later that the number four team, at NEW YORK tAP) -- Zorn and rookie running The soaring North Stars, Penguius, and with a. tie. or Su.p.e~,ontea 122-114 for.t~eir ;Atlanta held off a late Los day, at 2:45 p.m, against 9:15 a.m. number one meets Running back Earl Camp back Ottis Anderson of St, winners of five of their last victory they can imprint a f~rst (~lctory:'ovel: th~de.,:;'Angeles surge, Kareem Fort St. John. number three, and at 4:30 bell of Houston Oilers was Louis received two apiece six games, proved they're new line. in the Natiodal IIending NBA championS, in Abdni-Jabbar led the Lakers Friday, Dee. 28, Twin p.m. number five meets named the National Football and wide receiver for real by exploding for four Hockey League record book. ,over two seasons, . with 29 points while Norm River plays Vernon at 8:30 number six. At 1 p.m. the League's offensive player of SteveLargent of Seattle and unanswered goals to erase a 'Philadelphia, is" unbeaten • "B0yneslplayeda fantastic Nixua added 26 and Earvin a.m., and at 1 p.m. they play Quesnel Millionaires meet the year today by The guard John Hannah of New 2-1 deficit. in its last 271games, T.~.... ,/gamea,"saldLougheryafter (Magic) Johnson had 22. Saafair from Vancouver. the Czechoslovakian Associated Press for the England each received one The victory lifted Min- record is :28, held by Mm~ i~ watching his team snap the Bulls 108 Rockets 102 On the 29th they play the National A team for an second consecutive season, vote. nesota to a tie for third spot treal Camdtens in 19/7.... i~ SCales four-game winning Reggie Theus snored six North Shore Winter Club's exhibition game. It was his second post- Campbell erupted f~ 134 in over-all standings with If Philadelphia- Should streak. "Hells heenplaying points in the final 32 seconds earn a win or tie against the well for us the past month, as Chicago handed Houston Peewees, and at 5 p.m. At 7:30 p.m. Sunday, the season honor -- on Tuesday yards last Sunday to finish Boston Brulns, each with 39 Nanaimo plays Terrace in top two teams as determined he was named the NFL's the season with 1,697 yards points. Pen~uins,.then they hangs ~bnd what has turned.his its fourth straight loss. that day's final game. most valuable player by The (he had 1,450 as a rookie) AI MacAdam gave Min- chalice ,Saturday. nigl~tl~".to • "~jZame around is defenee,' ' ReakieDavidGreenwood led by points will play in the break the:reeord'ln B~ton ~,~ In other NBA action the Hulls' attack with 27 Sunday Twin River plays tournament final. In the AP -- and also gave Camp and become only the third nesota a 1-0 lead at 14:47 of Calgary at 9:30 a,m. bell consecutive seasons player in NFL history to win the first period, his sixth goal against the'Bruins. ~ , .~'ednesdey night, Kansas points while Theus finished event of a tie, the team with The Flyers have .tried ' City defeated. Washington the game with 20. Depending on how they have the best net difference with double honors. Last the rushing title in each of in the last three games. done, they may be involved year he was also chosen his first two seasons, mat- Guy Lafleur and Steve desperately to keepthe 107-97;.. Boston crushed Spurs 127 Pacers 123 between goals for and amazing streak out of their Philadelphia 112-89; Atlanta George Gervin, the NBA's in the tournament's final against during round-robin offensive rookie of the year. chlag a feat by Jim Brown in Shutt connected for Montreal game which involves the two In balloting by a nation- 1957-58 and Bill Paschal in for a 2-1 lead after one vocabulary.: B~t ~ with held off Los Angeles 119-112; leading scorer, scored 39 play will take the playoff nationalattention fecund o0 Chicago edged Houston 108. points and five other San top teams from the round- spot. wide panel of 84 sports 1943-44. period, but Glen Sharpley robin. writers and sports broad- Campbell finished 87 yards got the equalizer at 3:40 of their streak the. pressur~ ,:19~ San Antonio. nipped Antonio players scored in The Terrace Bantams will Individual trophies will be casters, three from each ahead of Chicago's Walter the second period and then started to show, !: . ,i. ":~Olana 127-123; Phoenix double figures as the Spurs also be going to Vancouver awarded to each member of NFL city, Campbell edged Payton for the 1979 rushing Mike Polich, Grag Smith and Last Sunday nlght,~.thb%~ste¢[ ' Utah 117-99; beat Indiana, which got 25 Island for a tournament on the winning and runner-up San Diego Chargers quarter- rifle. A year ago be beat out' Steve Payne each scored to Flyers, the No, 1 of/ensiv~~.eland~ got by Golden points from Mickey Johnson the weekend of Dec, 27. They team. The tournament's top back Dan Fours 39 votes to the Bears' star runner by 55 highlight the Stars' third- team in the NHL, got ,state125-125inoCertimeand Hockey score will play in the double round- goaltender, defenceman and 34. yards. And this year, period eruption. cautious and sat on a 1-1 tie Denver downed Portland robin Powell River Minor forward, the most valuable Brian Sipe, quarterback of Campbell carried the hall a In Toronto, where his inMadison Square Garden 114-106, Wednesday night's Hockey Bantam Tour- player and the most sport- Cleveland Browns, received record 368 times, 29 rimes Kings were playing to a 4.4 against New York Rangers, Kings 107 Bullets g7 • Terrace Commercial nament, in which they play manlike team on and off the three votes,quarterbacks more than Payton did two draw with the Maple Leafs, They appeared more c~- Otis Birdeong scored 29 Hockey League game saw Fuller Lake at 12 noon and ice. Roger Staubach and Jim years ago. Los Angeles coach Bob cerned with not losing, points as Kansas City rolled McE.w_an GM beat. Sk.ecna Richmond at 6 p.m. on Berry was not sympathetic rather than beating the Wits: eighth st ralght.~fl~r~"~notet luqJ, rurmer nelallS, el Thursday and then to the Canadiens' plight. Rangers. and moved into fi~tplaee in the game.were .navadable Whitehorse at 8 a.m. and Local swimmers do well "I don't think anybody is The Flyers are 20-1-8 for the Midwest Division. Elvin by press t,me. Powell River at 2 p.m. on The Prince Rupert Pool . Girls 11 and 12 was won by third back to Kitimat. Friday, Richmond at I0 a.m. hosted a mini-swim meet Tammy Lane from Rupert, David Kenny from and Fuller Lake at 4 p.m. Dec. 15 weekend, with teams with Terrace's Chantel Terrace won the boys 15-18 Saturday and Whitehnrse at from Terrace, Kitimat, McFarland and Caroline bracket, with Brian Tat- I0 a.m. and Powell River at 4 Ocean Falls and Prince Hendry finishing second and tersall keeping that group's p.m. Sunday. Rupert attending. third respectively. Angus second place in Prince There will be a final game Kitimat's Marlins won the Highe from Terrace won the Rupert and Tom Esperson if necessary at 6 p.m. on meet with a team total of boys ll and 12 age bracket, from Terrace taking third. SUnday,"in"~ ~t~S 'are 361.3 points. Rupert's team with Kitimat's Steven Beedle tied with identical recordS. finished second with 342.5 in second and Scott Tat- Several pool records were The All Seasons Midgets points, the Terrace tersall from Rupert in third. set over the weekend. No will be heading for the 18th Bluebacks came third with times are available~or the annual Quesnel Christmas 310, and the small Ocean Prince l~upert's Tracy records. Tracey McFarland Midget Tournament, also Falls team finished with six McGuire won the girls 13 and from Terrace set a new pool scheduled for the weekend of points for the two days. 14 age bracket, while Dianne record for a girls 9-10 50 Dec. 27. Kitimat's Midgets Individual aggregate Barbetti from Kitimat and metre free-style swim. will also attend, The tour- winners in the meet were Ruth Kenny from Terrace Dianne Barbetti from nament is a six-team round- Traey MeFarland from came second and third. In Kitimat set the new record in robin event. Terrace in girls I0' and un- the boys bracket, Prince girls 13-14 100 metre breast Each team will get in six der, with Kathy Highe from Rupert's Trevor Weick and stroke, arid Louise Holahan games. Terrace plays Fort Terrace and Barbara George Emes came first and from Kitimat set a new girls St. John at 9 a.m. Thursday, Forward from Kitimat as second, with Kitimat's 15-18 100 metre breast stroke while Kitimat meets 100 Mile runners up. In boys I0 and Robert Wagner taking home pool mark. Rouse at 11:45 a.m. Terrace under, Brad Lane from third. meets the 100 Mile team at Angus Highe set a new 100 Terrace finished first, with in the girls 15-18 group, metre individual medley 5:15 p.m., after which Meaty Bromley from Tina Gray and Sherry Kitimat plays the host mark in boys 11-12, and Tira Kitimat in second, and Grog Michalchuk from the host Gray set a new mark in the quesnel teem at 8 p.m. Gorfi and Travts Sanwald club took first and second, Kitimat plays Fort .St. girls 15-18 200 metre in- from Kttimat tied for third. with Louise Holahan taking dividual medley.

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