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!.. +,, :.:,According to one of the many d0~umen't~ ~v,en..~ school " i "A : ....., ofIlclal+ s atl~nding the ministor's coeferenea,, th+ total cost • .: ~ofschod ~trlet budgets rone 19.34 p~rCeOtlnl,ea|!do~ ' ~..tin'ms from 19'/6 tol~, l~dngthe ~me period corn-per Trains pupil rose 29.7 pea'cent. ' :,: "::. :":/:; : :,,* :'~'ri~t",'~,:'~:~~: , 'the mlnlstor aUtlhutee the cost!n~s to.num.:Item, to roll as more special education programs, eareerprepai;alrion prugrams, smaller c]nsses belng:~ught, and a.risa in teacher's salaries...... soon il, i ~'.Heinrich also indicates the' cor~nt scheme f~'.budg'et Canadian Pacific ofli~:ials ' flnsnclngand funding dOesn't even irovidesuch I~alC are optimistic tl*ains, will information as how much is being spent on elementary and soon mti again through secundary education or sohooladmials~atian. The present Rogers Pass in / system also allows for differences in costs between southeastern: British neighboring school districts. The minister cites pupil Columbia, .where. rail and it • operating co~ts in Delta.as ~,9~ and.in New. Westminster reads have been clom~l.by at+~,~. " " _.. r ,' .'', . " . washouts since early last ' The proposes changes will alter all that. + " " week, " ' Heinrich terms it a rational approach. Hall describes it Road rebuilding crews as a very basic accounting procedure. " : have been bolstered.: by : Much of the new buret. R~.IM~.~ fled ~othopup :L!~aeher. weather •office predictions of an end to .the : "storm . Hall pointt ,out that al)mt-:~, years, a~o. the .PTR] w~s system which resulted,, in around 26 (26 students for each teacher)~, Now it is +around washouts along the :.TrY' )6. .- . Canada HJghway,'{he ~i/a~)r. The proi)os~ pupll-tcocher ratio is 19.14. ,The PTR is. not . link for east-west travellers based exclusively on-the number of .cl~ssri)om.teachers. throngh'.B.C. ' .:- ' ~' Counted..m teachem mm~.. t~lly m?:, +~. d~..~ct staff About 140 m'llimetree of membem excluding top~qlmlnMtriition; -+" . " " rain fell in Rogers Pass Each school diatrlct is to get a certain amount of money between Tuesday and based.ulmn enrollment. Each district will receive that Friday last week., While is/ amount for each PTR of 19,14. That should mean.that tim there were "_scattered same amount ef money is bein8 spent ~ each proirincial showers Saturday, it was student whether he or she fives in Terrace or Va~ouver. sunny in the I~. S~day, The new bookkeeping system will also allow coets per said Jeff Wood, a. Glacier program to be more finely monitored. School National Park naturalist; admlalstratore will new he able to know the exact coat of Workers have to replace such prngrems as computer education and French as a second language. • .,~+~,, '..: ' Woolsey Creek bridge at the Hall apptsudes the new apprnseh. He ltotes ther is less : ,:: : Terraceview cohS!r,;uction continues at SkeenavieW. east-+end, of the perk money• available for educati0nboth provincially :and .. - :: ,~, .',~, ::".:- • kil0metres .,~east of globally, that'gtafflng ia a huge' amount of the' bndget/:and l~evclstoke, B.C. "Parks that changes in technolngy 8ro expensive. The last includes /~,•..~ Canada officials are hopeful-" • such items 8s the high cost of computers which areseen a~ '" +" : + :'-'eddtEast atemporarys~ctureeun aseessaW,.y....forins+.eti.++end:for , .-. +readyforuse+.Fr!day. ~~m,. ." . " * * .I q " " " " ' . Sevenr peopmlmlledI • in Mi " Don Bower, Canadian Wh[lethe new:budgnt plan is to+be in,place hy' this +~" Pacific public relations

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'"r': CUnm~uy ~,.1~m~Jl~Itriet Im !m~,+w++m. . thonlght, ~m'It~"sourees sald'todav ( .....motion ~:,:-.7 +~...: .: + - +'! - weekly ma~tazihe, Jd.~eph Hashem, a Christian to cross me paso "£'ues0ay. "~-, , " : ' - + + "" " ' - " " ' ' ' = " " • ' " "Wehavemorethanl® .... : +": i " Thelatestkillingsbr!ngthedeathteilinfour : The :officialB ~ald.:the decision +on the leader In the Chouf regzon, said Lebanese • ! {. sbCceanive days of violence in Lebanon to 23. redeployment ma~ be made before" Begin soldiers Sh~ul~i I~"deployed in ~e mountains~'" people' Working and a large i'+! .--- + Overt, a carload of gLmmen; believed to leaves for a July 27: meeting with President once the Israelis leave and before truce talks number of .washouts In{tl_ally in excess of 20 -- !: Soviet, ... + diver dies be r~htist Christians, was involved in a. battle -+ Reagan in Washiugton. with the Druse begin+ .. -- over a (48- EDMONTON (CP) -- The body of Soviet diver Sergei with .IDeal'people. in a mainly Shilte Moslem MAY BE TEST " The Drnse s~et is an offshoot of Islam und its S0-mfl-+' Shlibashvili will be flown home today, a spokesman for the • area of Beirut. The officials sald they believe the renewed followers constitute 10 per cent of Lebanon's kilometre) Stretch of World University Games said Sunday. , Security sources and press reports said the fighting among th~ Lebanese factions in and population nf four million. track." Shilbeshvili, who had celebrated his 2is[ birthday afew men. blasted n restaurant with , antomatic near Beirut waS'a test to see whether The" deterioration of the securitY situation AV~a Rail spokesman, in weeks before, died Saturday in Edmonton's "UniVersity weapons fire, and, in an exchange of gunfire Lebanon's army can take control once the •around Beirut came as President Amin an interview- from Man- treat, said about 7,0oo rail Hospital after layi~ in a coma for one week. -. that followed, two men, one from each Side, Isrselis leave. " Gemayel prepared for a trip to Washington this li ".He'll likely be flown out of herelrem the International were killed .and three-girls,were wounded. Is-rael has bcen consulting with the Lebanese week tn discuss the withdrawal of foreign passengers have been airlifted between Van- (Airport) first thing in the morning," said John Russell, In another incident, a gunman shot dead two and U.S. governments to ensui'e that the void forces from Lebanon. jJ Unlverslade media services vice-president, civilians, anAIKerlan,and a Syriun+ on a mai, left by i~ troops is not filled by hostile Syrian or In Tel Aviv, the Israel military command couver and Calgary since Soviet diplomat Sergni Krnglov arrived in Edmonton street in West Beirut, i Palestinian forces, thelofficials said. But one said two ciVilj+ns were killed and seven Israeli sections of the track were during Ihe.wecke~d to exr.ange to have the ~dy mint to No motive Was.imm.`edla!ely apparent for the official said thedeclsion to redeploy ."is in+ -soldiers wounded in the Kfar el-Luz at+ca of . washed out. Bridge repair crews Moscow, : :-:, :...... " ~ :,.' kllllnp, secudty~.jaid,/..!:,:...~ " dependent of whowil] fill the gap." .'-. southern Lebanon. began using bulldozers and During preliminary' diving.competition at the Games on ..Later, a man was shot dead by"attackere who':- Israeli Chiefiof: Staff~Lt.-Gen. Mqshe Levy The soldiers were wounded in an ambush July 9, the native of Thilisi In the ~viet state of Gencgi+a~had fired f~om a S~ cer 'in a sbu"thern suburb .~ - has said the /nest likely redeployment line about 13 kilometres west O f the Syrian border, a backhoes Saturday to gouge out a straighter channel for attempted a fnat=comddered difficult In diving cirele~.~/ . Of the CitY, Security forces also found the body, i would be the'Awali Rive~, about32 kilometres spokesman said. He said Israeli troops later ]- W~lsey Crenk, which • From the 10-metre diving' platform Shli6ashvl'H~'at- Of an unidentified man .in the main eommercia~ ' south of the ctwrent, line'in Beirut's southern opened fire when a car failed to stop at a veered out of its b~ and tempted a .reverse 3½-eomereault' tuck from a standing 'distriCt, " -.-.: outskirts ..... ". ~ roadblock, killing the two occupants. posiUon,. .. " ...... Christian and Dru~ militiamen had a heavy. Israeli troops.have been in Lebanon since In another development, Israel dismissed as washed, out the bridge During the second.loop of the tuck, however,. Kts-head exchange of artillery fire in the. centre:Shout invading last Summer to drive the Palestine "nothing new" a report by Minnesota Attorney during the torrential storm. struck the divtug plafform,ud,he fell limply.into .tl~~l~. ], Mountains Spnday~ night about 19 kliometres - ~beratlon OrganiZation Out, or-: Beirut; A General Hubert Humphrey III that he'had ",Two ` four-by-l&metre He remained on life suppdPt S~S. but never regaliied soUtheast of Baling, . ,+; !./+"- . ,. :. ,Lebanese-lsraeli+ugreement forwithdrawal of delivered a peace message from Jor.dan. pre-Cast ,metal • bridge i e0nselonsnssa; ~ " .The shelling mid aut0matic-rifle fire between all foreign troops'.is 'contingent upon Syria's Humphrey, son of the late U.S. vice. sections are- expe#ted to DIES OF. CARDIAC II~ a number of other mountain villages shattered signature, hut Syria- whosetreops have been president, met last week with Jordan's King ...arrive within 48 hourF for Hospital officials aunoucc~!.satm'day m0~ :~at... ~e a second ceasafire. In two days, agreed upon in Lebanon since they were sent in to monitor Has.in and said in a radio interview Sunday the temporary, structure," athlete had died of cerdtac arrest; Attempts to rm~ltate Sundayat ~'o~md/5 p.m;; I~l~n 'es~::televisi0n- the civil war ceaseflre in. 1976.--.has rejected helater told Begin that Hussein felt peace talks ParJm .Canada spokesman i, him failed',:' . : ' ' "' :' " " ' ~:'- said. ,: .... ., ...... -, . . • ...... the agreement: ...... " .. ++. ," o.- " might he started between the nations. Jim Mulchineck said Ken Stewart, senior medical inveatiptor at lliemedlcal The.:truce'ended..9Ominutesof..artiilery:ex;..,., :- Although the'~ebasese gov~ent plans to However, Begin • spokesman Uri Porst told Sunday .... examiner's office, said Sunday that no autopoYhadbenn cheng~ln the mnuntalm and tooth's, much of .... move its" army into. dress vacated, hy the reporters Humphrey was talking about his own Construction crews have ordered because the cause of death is clear.. . which.could be heard in the cai)it~l, , Isrselis, Drus~ lenders have warned against impressions of his meeting with Hussein and been working full time since A provincial fatalit~ review board',will likely meetin Israel has. considered withdrawing from the. deploying the army at their' strongholds before had not bmughttany formal message from • Friday on making all other ! August todecide ffa publlc.inquiry shouldbe held;iSai'd mountains and,: regrouping, behind more .. a truce is reachedwith the Christians. Hussein to Begin. sections of• the '/l'rans. Brenda LeBlanc, also a sen/0 r medlcel investiga~r; defehsiblelines in southern Lebanon in.redune Druse leader Walid jumblatt has accused the "There is nothing new in this," Porat said. Canada passable, he added. Shithnshvlli's mother, who was also his cnach_al,~me, casualties. .: army of-faVoring the Christians. •Many "No message, No signal.": . Washouts resulted -in has remained ~. Tbillsl, too distranght to trtave]:. ~ ~raffic detouring .hundreds Edmonton.. of kilometres south to l-I~h- The Soviet Embassy in Ottawa had received k steady way 3, near the United stream of sympathy ~ and letters since :the. ath!/eta S~, States border, or north i to the Yeilowhend ~way accident. • : " ":". . ' " " " - .....,,." ..... ' : Peo GroupS demo aaminst Cruise The dive was 0nly approved for international ~i~titlon. between Jasper, Alta., and .i.". , ::'.'-. .... Kamloops, B.C. in January and stirred up+controyersyabout whetheritbe .Pamadtanpo~cogrou~,genriugup~fornext " • "TheTPudea~kgnvcrnmentdcesnotchcoseto necessary for the pr0teetion of the NATO Eastbound traffic is being soviet diver should havebeen allowed to attmpi'fl. Saturday's anti-cruise missile demonstrations, represent Canada,~" said Angels Browning, a countries. Healy quoted Canadian Admiral Robert halted at Revelstoke, B.C., ,, , +. . .' " ..b~en a serles of.protes~ this Week~d against ,.spokesman int.,the P~galnot .Cruise Testing ' .t: . while westbou/~'d vehicles the federal:gnvernme~t a approval of testing Coalition. "(The testing) lea vio~lation of the Falls, former chief of defence staff and now are stopping at Golden, just ,, .. the U.S. weapon:in Western Canada. •civil rights of all i~madiann-- the right to life." head of NATO's military committee, as saying east of Yoho National Park...... ,. In com~nunifiek across the country, A silnilar vigil was held by al~out .50"People the West could reduce existing weapons and INSIDE While businesses in • ~ - :. ~. " damomtrato~ condemned the decision Friday outside the Halifax office of the liberal party. *still have adequate pretection, in British Columbia, about 100 people INJUNCTION WANTED enmmunities lying within Local, world sports pages 4&5 to,mew ~ toaixteatm~ts+m~y of.the the closed sections of the • ...... imarm~l l~f~, the next five years, marched in the streets of~Vornon While 75 At a rally in London, Ont., which drew more rallied outside, the federal government building than. t00 peoEle, Joe O'Connor of the peace highway are feeliug the Comics, horoscope ' .page'!6 As Prime Mhll.er 'IYudean stoplyed to lunch , strain of the lack of traffic, • ; '~'o~':. In Ycllowknife en.8onday, earoute to the ZSth in Prince George, with some.earrylng signs . group Plonghshares London said members are those on the alternate mutes aO ~v~ of~ ~ of abom ~ anti- saying Shame un,You Trudean. hoping to get a court injunction to prevent the Classifieds pages "~. Inuvlk, are enjoying increased " - .' , , , I ,'I" " I;l. ~ d~tors Silently mourned the y + Protest spokeg"m.,,imDoro~y O'Dunnell told .. te~tin~, enlnmeree. + ' ...... :..... ' % 1, T J~ : ~,4 j , L' govermnent's decision. But the demonstrators, . ,the demonstrators in PrineeGeorge the missile The St, John's, Nfld,, ' cl)apter of Motel and service-station j . . t .. ; " ., w'~ "Mack arm bands, were kept behind a will not provide.deciwity for Canada but will Ploughshares attracted about 70 people for a . owners in the Trail area of • WHYBUY.NEW~ " - . , hl~imssh feneealmont out of Trndeau's view • create .insecurity,,:by/posing the threat of . . as beloft the plane; " . nuclear war. vigil around the war memorial. Highway 3 in the south said WHEN U$EDWILLDO! •In da~town Toronto, with shouts of +.q'he the long-term promotional " cruise will be defeated" and signs rending We " in making the announcement, External : One of the organizers of a major peace march gain 0f-neW. travellers to Do you want partsto ftx'up you r car but your budgdt Not Tired of Living Yet, about400 oeoute Affaira Minister: Allan- MaeEachen and that is scheduled to start in Kingston, Ont. on their iegion is even more won't allow it? Beat the high cost of new Parts!with., "cenv ed ,f ...... ~" :- Defence Minister Gtlles Latnontagne told Thursday, said the government's an. important than frierused quality used parts from " +; ,", '/'.~ ,. ' ~,. + erg ~In. ront of .the Liber~party •..... • .. nouncement couldn't have come at a better bUsinem...... ::. "::,..:,.. ,, , -,:.~.' headq0artet1:.S~ U~laYto. begina "seve~.dav: reporters the m0st.o~n.._pe~, g reason for the reuh,~"vbdl + .... ' ;:+. : ~ '. decision was Canadla'p 0blignlloni as a North thne;hecanse his event will be a way for people Local. motel• owner • ..... " r: E .... F~rlim'~the~"~. d~l"MeLro T0ron~ :. Atlantic Treaty. Org~tlon partner. to clearly sh0w~ their opposition. George Crawfoi~I".. Rid' S K.B,AUTO :rSA[VAG Friday: "I tell peap!e~ :?Now pallee by marel~ing ~wn Yonge ~,~r~'fr6m !i i ~, ,askatoon, whil~/_~voral hundred paople Peter Dundas said the time for writing letters 635.2333 :or rally:at the. OnUu'lo legisintm, e~-i:~non: .." ; s~il~ a mo~k daaili in h~mt of city..hall, Of protest is past and a maesive tide nf op- that you've seen ~ plrtof, • StraUons arb i~r0kd~ on that sUteet~ ~the ~' ' Kenrney Hea Y, eneA)f the orgunisera Of the position is the only method of •getting the the country you'll be back, city's malnm~4h~;~.- .. ~ , ::protest, said t~:'e~ul~ missile wasn't government to reverse its decision, won't YOU~'" • •.... :.! ,i',- ~

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••. ,o., •~11 i u I life/i i ot ~lie tivo: ' were ~ who were dubbed Boat P~Ide whm .theyidrHved in ~da .Followtiq~ ~ • years.ago a~living - many for the fint:timeln their dlstuabanee hy~l'the Univ~'Mty ,of • PubUshed ever~i w.kdaY•a;,3010 Kslum Strmt, " " 'i llvos -;.-•ins country at peace; . . • ~ . , ./ Surv.~.fi:dc , Of their.. group:in :1~ sh0wed ihatI • Terk~ce, B,C..'by. S'terling Publishe'rs L-t~ - ' ! *Butt~tdbe~'tmeanth~irliv~sargf're~-fromturmoil. "Authorized Os .. ~ond class mall.-'~ Rmlstrati~ ' . ~ ~: The ~, nimost ~o'per~ .d~nt O'f whom hav~"Sinc:e : rece~on.edde •, - Number. 1~i: P~M0e;psld In cash, retur~:~tage ' " , become Canadlan'~tir.ens, are'plea~! to be h.'~ but are '- Phylils ~ub~ Wtth the. Univerldty of,.-B.C! refugee. " =of the resettlemer "...... guoranteed'.:- i,•:i•,-::--, '::•',/,',:' :.:•,•/.'- ~.., ' Uoiwi,thout'Im)blems.... .- ~ , , .s , $P r~%':'; "':" ' ' : : s re~t~ementp~ b ~ t, told of a survey done by the university ii.•.'.;Clearly. the: ,ref~eed',ii k , terms of : ecenomic:self- "Terrlce" ;": " ~'"...... : :" "-'.i~.~ :. :.. * ". ". ; ' 'Spea]b~'s.to a Universlb/OfBflrish Columbia ~pesiurn,. In late ~l-_~...... lch~ahnwed two4hirds" /of'an tef~ees'spon-:. sufficiency arenot dolng that good," Wintmdre~ild;'. , . " t " ",'... r t:' " ~ :" . " "-" . " "$. :"' " ,,.~..rc;ullTIOO. • on-Indochinose refngee reaeKlement.'Sdnday em~ 'sersclby pHv,'a.~'6ig~ti6~l~IV'a raeh, a/~:g/Ou~, had.:: •..: Encouraainglyi.thO~,:thn~0todY Sh°wed:th.a! th;~er...... -.. ,.~:..., .-,.: ,,/?..',, .: . ::-.: "~,:. ::,:.:, ,,.:.....:,- ,. :,.... that ~e,,retng.e.es face two maJor-,preb!.~as;:.,: ~.::,. ~.'~..,,. :jel~ and One-half.-ene-h 6f(ili0ae Spanno~ed by ;ihe govern,unent the.... ref~,m, Were~In the~coantry thn.bettermey ~...... ' ...... :':' :"/~'- ~reem6fthe, • .,, " :.: Pub!inhere-. DavJd:Hamllt6n.:: ~' .i :::..: ....: .;":"."-,.=.." ...... '.:, ....ii::~i.: ' ,..". , i.; ...... ~.'-,. :".: ~, , ,, , /.: 0fth~'ithathadbeen.heref,oury,e,ars75~ ..... " .... 'i ." •.hodseholds had atleast.one:Job and: 0! tho~e.alm~st 60:i~r ~ ~ ].: ../,i":i~t.had ,tw6" 'Jobs,'" ~ild iWhltmore., !~../md:a, ~mt :"I "' i .! .,'pmpettl0nof thp r.~a .~_ '~ ~reen.t,,Who were without ...... BrlanGi;egg ;;i'~.;: • ."~; : NlCkWaltOn" .. : -~:, i •: :•: Jo~ wm'e s!,udents~d eoul~,beexpected to be em.pio~/ed in ,..- ,'. , . :',' ~ ;~ :.'~ ~ . . . ~:'. _ .l::'!:-•the'future.. " .., " " " i --~"' "', StaffWriter-PhOlogrlpl~r: -'"' :Sports:.-, " " " ' "* -..'Another concern, rnissd by several speake,~,is ~a~'~f " ' ':"~'" " '"" ' ~"' ' "":'I"L" *' ;" ~' "'; ~" ' :" ' '" " "" " I " ..... :- . KelthAlford :-, ...... DonSchaffer .,: ,' -. '" i~i,..,profeosi0nsls from Vletnamwho are.anahle to t~imie ~heir.' • ...... ,• • % c~renrs here. " " " '~ "'""*" '~ " Reception-Clmssifled: " Circulation: • " Nguyen Hal BI~, head of the CanadlanFedera~#a 'Of Carolyn Glbeor/ -,.. . ..Sue.. Ne!mn . •Vlet~emede Assoclalisns from Montreal, said-he.lmown of. • 40 refugees who aremedlcal doctors,lnQueSedwh0 e~,n'.t NOTICE OF COPYRIOHT • .practice'medicine. The Herald retslns full, complete and sele'copyrlght "They are working as Janitors, stretchel; c arrlers, ' !mY ' ~ In any adverflmmenf produced and.or any edlh~rlal wurkthey can find," said Binh, "That is ~ right for two or or photogrsphlc .conhmt poblllbed In ~the Herald. Reproduction Is not permlffed wlthout.thewrlthm three years but after 10 or 12 years they won t be ab!e~ permission of the Publisher; '- ~.eentinue their work." .... : " They have not been ableto use their medlcifl~;~ ." because they are not certified by the Quebo¢ m~Ueal association, he said• To get certification they must l~d . " 'one ycer of internsinp at a hospital an.d there ar~wMfl~ lists of Canadien-trained doctors for the internsinp¢ ,0nlY II oneor two refugee doctors a y~ar are given internshll~, he said. • The problem is not confined to the medical profasdm--' Letter8 to many professional ~id trade organizati0ns'ilmi.t theh" the Editor membership, he Said. " Dr. San Duy Nguyen, the only Vietnamese psychlat~.t In Canada, told the conference of the press~.g.rn.(~, for • . . •. " spedalized assistance ~ help refugees with: mmtal

To theEditor: problems -- ' . O.K. gang, hop in your car The refugees, be said, lived through years of tu~~OB in It's time t~ take our CPR war then fled their country -- either leaving •family Time to learn our ABC's meabers behind or losing them In the escape. They arrived Soon we'll.be down on our knees, in a country with marked cultural differences and may not h~ve found work, ,... With Marg and Fred and Betty, too It is to be exPocted that they are "at risk," he sald. To teach ~s what to do on cue. This course we know will be a breeze • :He ~Id he knOWS of five sulciden by refugees in a thres- For they will put us at our ease. • month period last year in Montreal and of anoth~'two "3 recentiy in Toronto, A doctor, treating refugees in Van- "Annie, Annie, you OK?" e0uver knows of 19 attempted or threatened suicides there. A hundred times we all will say Then listen for at least o~ •breath Vasectomies aggravate hearts The Vietnamese psychiatrist has treated 118 refugce And hope we can prevent a death. patients and 25 per cent of them have been sent to his office Tests show that monkeys develop atheroscleroals at a because of s~leide attempts, Then four quick breaths for ventilation . OMAHA,Neb. (AP)- Many men who have vasectomies Now on to check the circulation; should change diet and exercise habits because there,is higher rate after vasectomies, Curtis said Atheroseleresis Cheek the pulse; it's now your turn ' .evidence the operation may aggravate heart and blood causes deposits of fatty substancek In the inner layer of the ~ As evidenced by the experience of the survivors of' the Wait ten seconds, we inust learn. -' circulation prohlemK"that plague American males, a arteries; straining the heart and clogging vessels !ceding to Holocaust, thereis a lag of several years between the end of researcher says. :the brain.. . : . the horrors and the time when mental problems beIBin to Whatt nopuke! it'S timetostart~ -~GarY Cin'tis, associate professor of obstetrics, "For years, we have known that about half of all men wh6 ran'face. Compressions quickly" on the heart ~:' gYne~logy and biochemistry at the University of Nebraska receive'vasectomies end up .produci~ sperm.antibodios, He warned that the next few years will be difficult ones Between the sternum and the spine Modical:Centre, said doctors should use more care in and since the late 197@:we haveknown that vasectomisod ~ ...... • - . - " .... ' . or ,~ ~ugees ann cauen ,me ggvernment to assist Keep up your work, you're doing fine ..... ;scmming~'vansetomy:~pattents, particularly .tho~e,:-~lth .monkeys,,~.ha~e ~inc~m~l Ineidance, o~:atbere~l~,om;*~ ,.~ ~: Is'-'-:''~'-'~;'' ,,~,u ~. :,,.,,,,,.,,, . ~,.,..,~.,,. ~cardlovaseular:problunts~. . :, " , ' nonslbl~ becance of thane storm nnt,l~i, ,, ~,,,.,~, ,o~,~ 0Y,prov ores tram~ Pe0pm~ aole m speaa ~e Now one and two, count up to five Curtis als0 stressed that men should be fully informed of '" "Th~ with h~',a~probl'em;, hg';I~odTr'2~,,~'u~e':r~d~ re!ng~i ~•langunge''~:•~°rk~wi~ thelu'.'~' . ...." "':" We hope to keep our victim live. the pet~tial health risks ofthe operation.. cholesterni face the.greatest 'riski And that ilst,Includes A further problem is the great reluctnnco of troubled Now two more times, let's ,keep our rhythm "I would bet that 95per cent of them don't know of the quite'a few ~erican males. • ' , Indachinese refugees, mainly for cultural reasons, to admit Ventilations now tn give him. probierns or the risks," he said in an interv/ew last week• "For them, a steady exerdse routine and a diet low In fat they ,have mental problems ~nd to' talk to a l~ycinatrist "Even thongh.we haven't been ~'ble to show that men could beverylmpurtant after a vasectomy." '. • . about personal subjects. Drowning, choking, fainting, too have died Of heart.attacks because of their vadectomien, Curtis is directing rL,ssarch on about 30 men to test a drug Just to mention but a few enough it'knownto be able to say some men shouldn't have - he said has been shown to prevent sperm anUbodies Irum The problems have taken many forms ranging from Angina, heart attack as well ifdone. These men need to be told to conslder other forming in animals after a vasectomy. Resea~hers expect depression to anxiety and feelS~s 'of loulineas "to quickly now our thoughts will jell. methods;"-= .... to have results of thestudyin about sixmontha, psychosomatic complaints such as headsch~, dizziness Estimates of the number of American men who have If tests show the drug prevents sperm antibod/es from and insomnia. Incidents of abnormal behavior such as Now as to theory, here's the test vasectomies each year range from 250,000to on~.mtiilon• In orming, Curtis so/d, it also may oiferlhopeto Infertile aggressive behavior, wandering and antisocial behavior Horrayt we passed, with all the rest. the operation, which can be done In a doctor's office, a tiny 0uples because sperm antibodies in either a man or a such as wife and child beating have also been reporled Equipped at last we all should be tube that carries s~rm from the'testes is cnL If aecident near us we see. woman may prevent pregnancy in some couples. Carol Robinson Federal committee appointed :Church protests

Trudeaus travel " " .... INUVIK, N.W.T. (CP) --.A federal.committee has been r " : ;: ...... O~rAWA (CP) -- The federal cabinet's decision to test INUVIK: N.W•T• (CP) -- Prime Minister Trudcau and his MUnro after meeting with Yukon and N WT legislative appointed to help deal with Gulf Canada's controversial the unarmed cruise missile in Canada is a backward step three sons flew to an isolated fishing lodge Sunday to begin members and northern native groups Sunday proposal to build a seaport In the western' Arctic, John that will frustrate rather than serve the cause of peace, a sixJday trip through the Arctic. .TARGET DATE -- OCTOBER Munro, federal indian and northern affairs minister, said says• the moderator of the United Church of Candda, Anti-cruise demomtrators wearing black arm bands The committee is expected to make its recommendations Sunday. " " " ';. - to Cabinet by October. ': " - :: In a lengthy open letter to Prime Minister 'l~rudeau tried to catch Trudesu's attention as he left the plane "at released today, Rev. Clark MacDonald urgod the govern- Yellowknife, the territorial capital, to eat sandwiches With Gulf wants to build the seaport at Stokes Print; on the ,.However,the recemmendatioes may never reach cabinet north coast of the Yukon bordering the Beaufort Sea, as a :mentto "publicly dissociate Canada from ell nUClear- local Liberal l~a~ty members at an airport hanger• If an international consortium gets cabinetappr~'val for an new base for oil and gas development in the Beaufort. f'~hting strategies and weapons•" But Trudeau apparently missed the silent demonstration, ~o-m.illioi~ limestone quan'y and seaport'ln the "western staged to mourn the federal cabinet's decision Friday to It would act as a second base to the part at Tuktoyaktuk Arctic. - further west of the Macken~e River mouth on the Beaufoi't. Macl)unald, who wrote the letter, on' the weekend as allow up to six test flights a year of unarmed U•S• cruise Northern residents and en~ion~nuntal gr0upa Oppose the The federal government premised earler that only one c~alrman of the national peace group ProJoct missiles over northern Canada• plan,'saylng i~ could cunfllct with •land claims ands seaport would be built for Beaufort Sea development, Ploughshares, pledged to maintain pressure on : the The missiles would.be la0nched from B-52bombers in the proposed natioBal wilderness park in the Yukon. ' Munrolndleated cabinet .will consider making a decision government to reverse cabinet's decision. Friday tO allow High Arctic for low-flyin~ runs through the Mackenzie •the tests to proceed..... : : Munro Said the'oppoMnE groups, including the Council of ~ On the quarry before the~w committee makmRs ~port. River Valley, relatively close to Yellowknife, to a targetat Yukon Indians and thelCommittse for ~ Peop!~ ~ Aimajor Canadian company may be involved withan The decision, announced Jointly by External Affairs the Primrose Lake air weapons r~ge straddling the Entitlement; have been asked to Investigale the issue and interndtienal firm to extract limestone from a western Alberta-Saskatchewan border. Minister Allan MacEachen and Dofence Minbte¢.Gillea Demonstrators were kePt Well back from the tarmac by a": recommend ways to resolve the differences. Arctic centre, Munro added, docllning to identify the firm. Lamontugne, set off a spate of weekend demonstrations by "For the first time I think these people (opiY0hents) are "Maybe Stokes Point won't be the polarizing issue that high fence as TrUdeau walked through light rain to the peace groups across the country which oppose the testing of prepared to sit down and resol~,e this whole issue," said ,l~ople in Canada think fl is," he said. reception, his sons playfully tugging and kicking at one the nir-launched missile capable of carrying nuclear another after the long flight from Ottawa• wmrheada. .: .- . The family later spent the night at Engle Plains, at the northwest extremity of the country on the Yukon-Northwest The testing pro~am allows up to slx tests esch year Territories border, and was to go to nearby Inuvik for the Dentists scarce in - ,Boissevain next J~ua~ in Western Canada, Where the town's 25th anulversarycelebrailons. g~ will be put through its l~CeS over terrain:similar to Brian Miiligan, spokesman for the demonstrators, said -~ BOISSEVAIN,• Man. (CP) -- Dentists are as scarce aS. .,The main• .... one appears to be that city-educated graduates at found in the Sovlef Union• . , , allowing cruise testing means escalating the arms race hen's teeth around here. ' : .... dpn't seem to bewanilngto settle i~ a small rural town," Among other things, MacDonald said testing the cruise with the Soviet Union. -- Everything was fine for 45 years' while Bill Williams says. Vaughn Wilson, administrative assistant at Hamiota would Violate important Initia'tlves advocated bY Trudean Milligan said the testa will be not so much to verify the '.looked afterfolks' teeth, but he re.tired In 1968 an was i~: Gencral Hespltal.. in the areii of nuclear-suffocation, crulse's performs,co'over terrain similar to the' Soviet Mlowod by Ed ~gnew. ~The problem is'compounded if the stud~t gets married "W; ' " ~ " " - - • also encourage' you to publicly remind the United Union's, as is often sl~ted; butto test new radar and ,: -. while at school beeausc the towns then have to attract two States, as oucJriend,and ~ally, that nuclear war is net an satellite.linked tracking equipment needed in a new BUt A~tew left for the'clty in~ 19~, figuring that "the • i people.instead of one. " ,_ . generation of the cruise. bluer the practice, the bl~er the inc0me•" " Some graduates also worry about'the expense of setting acceptable means of pursuing the national interest, and "The cruise is already out of date," said Millikan, ' up a pructica In a rural area-- one tiPsy,may,not be able I~" ,~at ...... ~no :..~ nation ..... could ~t to Prevail In any rueful Yellowknife representailve of the Canada Peace Research A dentist Or two came along after Agnew left for Brandan sell ensfly, m in,the ~wake of nuclear war," he said. " ...... and Education Association, based in Dundas, Ont. but they didn't stay long in this community of 1,800 just' 20 Some town8 have responded by 0ffer~ good d%is on. Mae;.D°.nal~:t°°k ins'uewlth comm'ents by MaeEachen and "But the U,S. is developing a long-cange, supersonic m~u,t~ .l~,=m ~e No..rth Dakota. bor~r.,~.. . equiPment and office leasing.bqt" somet~. es~ t~i.s only '/ Ll~.,bti~ethat .C,a~ada was fulfllllng .its obllgaUons to weapon ealled the stealth cruise," with radar-abscrbing • t~.lesev.am, at.yp~e-,scumwesmrumammnatownwnere compounds the problem, asldJaekPurdie, r~gl6mildentai' '~a\,~ oY~i~lZ~6ving'th~U.S, test renuost, . "ii plaetie skin." m wm.ter me sou.an c.en..u'esar?und.~e nea.rmt curling rink . director in Br~den, ' ...... "; ' . ' 'The~tt~pJest 7,terns fi'6i~i a inhteral'agreement betw~n The U.S. air force announced In March it pinns to spend 18 anamsummermetalxtsolwnat mlqyesr-sgrainharvest By n0t, makinga significant financial e0mmRmentof . Ctinada~dtheU.S?ahdl~no[~NATOr-equest, he-s~l~L~ million this year refurbishing a line of tracking stations will leek like, has now been without a dentist for nearly their own,dentists have no reasonor compulsion to stay, additioh, the air-latched e r~, so, Unlike the ground- established in the 19r~s called the District Early Warning, thresyears, R'sapminemformanyruralcommanittosin' andofferingatSmilstagcoddcalJuctmukesiteuyforhim laanehed cruise scheduled fo~'~d@loyinen{ In Western i, or DEW, line. Canada, but seems especlally severe in this 'part of, to peek up and'le~i.ve, Purdle said.. • . Europe la~er this yeEr, ~Is not a~NAT0 weapon. , Mtlligan said the spending is part, of a program, ¢ostlfig Manitoba• . r Newly-ffradeat~d dentists from the University of MacDonald said both'~hn U•S.:vn'~t~e Sovlet Union have more than $1 billion, to install 50 trucking s|teslacross Hamlota, a town of 890 about an hour's drive north/0f Meaitoba are h0t:only shunning rural Manitoba, many of reeenUy shown some flexibility:in their-negotiating northern .Canada and'Alaska during the next few years, here, lost its dentist more than a year ago When Paul, them' leave the'province altogether. pesiUons a t the arms-reducti6n talks in Geneva,and the He anld he expocts the next U.S, request wtil be todeploy Gregory left to Join a practice in Winnipeg, " : TheprovinelM dantalauoelaUonnyS35jtanfil]student s mderal government should be pressing harde~ for an the stealth cruise in western and northern Canada In the Lack of patients was not the reason Grcgo~ or most gradumtodthf,~ year and 17 of thnmv~lll teave Manitoba to agreement ...... IW0s, making Canada a potential theatre for nuclear war other dentists ehnse to leave, " .- ', , practise. Of the 18"remaining, only one plans to sot up an sen~.wda~U~ ~nfly on a six.lay Are~c tote" ~tii/his t~. between the United States and the Soviet Union.....;:"P..aflent load was m~yer a problen~'!n'0ur Hamlota Of-' .independant'rurni Ix'notice• , wu sreeteu ~meay In Yellowknife bY about 40 sllent The arms issue was not raised Inside the hanger where nee," uregory said In an IntervieW. '~Vehnd ~ore patle=/tsl AmkT.Istlunpresident John Dillon says western Manitoba anil.crnise proLeniere while he made a brief"stop. Trudeau chatted abeut fresh northern air andsoveralthnes coming than we cOuld handle." ~ " .,- : seenis'tohdWmorediffl~ultyattractingdentlststhanetber . d W ,to beinnd ; Tlboea who have looked at the problem,~y there are aii: .ruc~-are0s of ~e provlnce~ and a committee has been set asked sons Justin, Sesha and Z~lehel to stop kicking each vaflety of factors behind It. ' ~ ~. u to/l~k Into dlstrl~tion of dentists in Manitoba,. mnce aunostout of Trucleau s view as he ~oka brief stroll other and running around. : p around the nirl~"rt. • r, ,.?, ... ,. ior'i...,:: * : .

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:; •,"" ':- Vo,cKer," ' """ / /' ...... ,,warns,,,Con *'"" ' " ' :" ' ....,I" ~m~ ~ • ress,~', '~"' ..... /: ,'• '" I 'Pt~1,~ tw.-- i 1~";arrested " ~ " uonterence,ls vostponea ,, ~, " '~,*'. ,~:-.',t, ,,-.,. . : :.:~1; .... .t .'~': ' ' " ' ' , ; ...... ' ' ':"'""' "~ I .: -, ,. ,- .-., ' . t;it, ...... " I L .W~[1NGTON (AP);--.Pald v0|~mr,: :. ,.•/,~assets, k~i/ownbsSpe~ Dr.aw~ .,1- .. y~C°~ .U~E.RI:. (.CP),--: :,E~ pe~.n..s f~m.. ~e .. . e-n.~..an.0f the U.S~. red~al ResoX~b ",Right? (SDRS) ., can :be ~ by:'.IMF: | Greonpcace promst .veese~;u,am~w .wamor we~ , t pplifle]dz~__ against Quebeo Is i~panalble ' dermhie :Canada's p0s!tlon.t ~[~tr,!'aUCh' a'/ 'f ; ~'," .warns internail0nid ::mcneUu~y.... " memb~m much like currency: ,r" '' ':' 't"' " q'l ~ ' at]rested t0day-by Soviet au~orities.when they went / for the.'lndefinite postponement. : of. a. i . conference.. . • :i. \ .t ~"i' " ~- " ~i tufa..oil.ceuld resultlf Cangressadoptsa .... L,Unde~.,~F ru]es,the creation of'S~.-- .I ! ashore atLorin0,~Siberia;~to investigate a whaling., :;'~/c~nferonce of Fren~veeking ., SEEKS REPRESENTATION1..'/ ". ',' ::.:- i..'i " i'eaLr~etlve amendment to ~. pandin=" requlreS~an 68-per-cant ma~erityvote of | station~ says Greenpcace Canada directoi; Patrick' ,~untrl~,saynQuebecintergoverment~d" : i Mortnl who precli,/eted "the smQmlt will ;:. i:.~ . ~-~ leg!s!~ttion expanding U.S. c0mmit~nant to . ~ ithe'i~-IMl~, member.countries, The U.S.i : I I' l~re.- ": ,. -, ,-,~ " .' ./,*:~:- . . -..- '...• i:"Affaim.Mln!ster Jacques-Yvan Mot,n: : " not ~be::held: until!,qaebd~ ,nd!Oitawa .:' : "/i • .. the,.International Monetary Fund. " . ,:, ' .,based on its IMF depod~,:hds ,19 ~ cen. t: ' |,.. ;.,..,Moore,lsetd communications: are Ca-rosily beLng... -:: "i., ~?ltls.~ to be/mderstood that ". res0i~e thelr,dlfterences,.said th~ p~ovihde~ :':" ..~ V01cker has sent'a'letl~t~o'Repr~en.: " Of theVotes, ...... ~. i. ~::i1:,/i .'i. [ ' ~0nductedbetweenthepersonsaboardthevessel'ai~d" :, "(~eMlnister)Trudeau and the federal. '- . :isnbtneekigrepl;esentatton.as:ais0~er,eikn -~:, i: ~ •• ' tativeFernandSt...... -.Gemlain, " " . chairmanof' ,- .- ...... -,, . "'."., :, .." : " '"'"--' !i...... " .... : ~,~"..!.:i:' .... ' i:'I"..the commandei-'of' ' ' " " authorizes" ~ ' at theC Whaling Station; .' .• "government.are ' ' " only interested~' " ' " m." anch.a=-~-' " " ' s~te," " ~ ~"but ' "as. a-~1" fuli.fiedged *' " ' ' member"" "and, "" , a~.- " ,.....:! , .. ,~; the,i-House of Revresentativea.:: ~:- .. • "In,'the' May 6letter,obtained :Monday; .: - The six :arrested' are: .~an YL.Foote', .35,.':an-/ • summit because it allows.them to'.take ....pat~ticlpatiug. government.'! - ' ~,-..i i: ~!" :. '. i~ ' Conimlttee;. saying. !.ihe" : m~eMmen't !', '.i: v0ieker i ~d.:/."tSe ~dded /uhce~ty ' i ~ Americ~ whbSe-hdme.townwas Zi0t 'available;': Patl : : ..po ,tshot~ .'at'~Quebec/' Morin :said..,io : an'- .~"::/!It is'inc0n~:,~ivdbleL~-kin~el (~ue~c :Eas-,;',,.: ~., i': i"•ad0'p.ted b~/one>:of the .:~el's ~"~ub-i"' :C~n~t.up0p a n~i for ~dgressi0z~al i, 1 '.~'Hdrroni,.,32i,~ of '.SeAttle;.. B~rbara Hlggins;. 125,'.i0f.:~: ,~"lntd~!eW;'-:;. . i. :. :.::..... ::, .: .:~:, ...:i •. i i,i.theflrst ln'canhda:to.show.anyinteres['in.: ::~•.~-i :.:.: 1 • ~:omniitteescouldundercut~ef~c~oning ~, action could,::hn~."the posslbUity.! of ~I . Philadelphia;. David'Relnhart,,30.,,of Alhsny;.Ore.i : •:"~.~. "l:believe it isbeing perceived thisWay ",- ~. the:,~v0Hd's~;f't;anc0pboot-J/''that'Que~":..'.' / ~ ~ . @f...the IMF. ' .... ., :.' ..: '.., ,.,,::~.,-:', /. ,./.':. : rea....ddng .sPree.ment. hi!timely, .fashion. :.,. I ,. chris .;cooX, ~ 0f=!,:Was~gt°n,. .D.C'.', '. and i.I~,an : ii. mor~d more,which expl.~fin#why i!"~a s -;.. " i"docs ~ot-haye itS. pl~,ce..(a~ta fra.nc@heiie: .i ~""i ~,,

,., The amendment has been ~ittachedto a:: .. : L M He adftedffother coimtrids fOHOW~, 'the, .' • ..' .Preolons.[ 38;of:'~V~Ico0v..~i~[/.;~ .: .' : :. ~.. ;~: .'. ".: ,":• '. ". : n~essary'tb postpone the ~whole'summit--~: 'summiu,:,..: .: ,...,. :i: i :' .: .:!:" .":. ." " measure authorizing an ~addi)J0nal" U.S ':.:'~::i same~i:~pr~edure, "the 'p0ssibflitis "for : • i: ! Mo0re saidllie'six hadg~ashore in an inflatabl~ :, / proJect,.? he said, until all participantsl.are ' ~. ~rin :al~ ;said hhy.. imProvenient .in .'!..': ,i " .'~6miniLriientbthe l~IF~f ~A billlonlU.S.. ;., '-'acflbtl~old beundercuter~flrely~.'.'. :.'., ~ . Zodiac to~i~vestigate~wh~/l~x: meat froha the.i.,979r • in fullagreement... " . .' " ..... '.:. '; .relations bet~,een. C~adaaiid .France =, . I i Under the .amehdme~t, :'the U.S~' .~ i~e ~estedinstead the ~actme~t io'f ~ ' graywh~des'thesavie~e~ .rm.ittedto takeis being " ~. "Although France'.h.ad been ~onsidering" ;.would be:beneficial.t0 bothcotmt~ies}..: '/ x~ " ~presentative to'. the~ IMF, Would need p~ for .formalizing . c0nsultation hsed ~o./feed:mink'~io~:!fdr-beariug animals in . for,, months "holding such a summit; ~... .. "it mus[~ made ~,erYdea~'.we ha~/en0 . i : congressional approval tov0te-an h~crease: ...' "~th~ co~'ess.before an. !MF"v0tei.on:'.: i pens:;near..the v~h~ing;s'tkfion ~. ., ;, :" - " '" Impasse w~annmniced following Que~ . ./-~bject'inn in practice Or :princ~.pl~. t °. the. -:- in special assbts to IMF.members, r :''" : ' "sDRa~,,~., ...... ' " . • ,: ~')~JB.RAISING :~IMA~'~ i ° ~ --~ ' " " Premier Rene Levesque's recent visit with develbpmen~"iof these. relations,'! said" ' ', ': '- " : ,'. ~. ' ?:.. , ".: ,, :"..• " : ' " " ' " : • " - ' "we've establ~shed~that ihe Russians are indeed French, President,Francois Mitterrand in Morin. •'--s ~i,sa , ' :.., -...... • -= , .. • rai~ingfur-bearinganimalsthere, sa]dMnere. Our ,Paris. "~ , " .... They are nonexistent, so t'o speak, and : ' ' Klrtn~r~rt~rc)" " ...... m~br~ l~r~ " . .trespassW.aSfullyjus~!a...... b l e'" .. . " ".. . " .. Mortn said Quebec is still seeking, an hence leave a lot of room'for im'- I ~.l:%,4!:l(~Ll~,iJ.~lO ! I !1;~1,1~ L{[~t~J~ .. ._.-. ..~ 'MoerezaidthealxW~¢arrestedat8:30a.m. PDT, ugreem~t with the federal government prbvemenL" '._:_ . . ,'. .: ,-, ,~ . - • • ..,,. .'. -. ._..,-. . :,..*; ~.-:., .. Internaflonal whaling re~atmns state the catch is . ..whinhw0uld~allowtheprovinee'tosendan : But what Quebec Cannot accept, said •" ROME (AP:),, -- The,. p urp~rt#ed kid-. to bethe aJzmctors ot'tn'~anm pTeviqtm!y~, .:. to. be.used"eXclu~ively :for!"/aborginal consumption .independent delegation to the summit.'Bu[ Morin, in any effort to obliterate the nappers of a Vatican emp.loyb~'n tcensge ~ • have demaizded that the Turkish terroRst,~ ~ a,~=-.~,,~.~,~n,.'~n~'~iever ~llowed an" oUiside o~ Ottawa has" repeatedly tui*ned down., : province's.influence in France. :.daughter, in a new tape co~taining a .-nowse..rvingalife,scnten~;be,.relesaedin . - server ]n~the~-~ea.'./,;!/ .,~ '.: .... ; " " " woman's screams and moans, demandthe returnf, r thegirlbyWednesday. _.:" YTs;'Rainl~w~i~0t~i~a45~metrerefitted~awler: I ement give /to Israelis • re1...... of' papal assaliaet..... t'Me! , ,"...... , All• " .The," recurdin, stalls ~1' sever,d,...... of .o.,v. 'me',.n. Settl n Agca in exchange for the glrl s freedom, minutes of screaming, moaning an pea : and Canadians ; ~':*~ ~'" :'~:...... pollee reported today, .:~ :%.. ;~- ' , for-help by. a woman; followed.by aIong 'r~.v~.~n,lk,d,m.~er'~r'onted Jan~n.d~s,lmnn ": " ' ...... "...... •..... • .... ,, ...... ---- ,-- ...... HERMEsHI Occupied in all the area'of Jura and Hussein:has demanded a§ a . Thegiri'suncle, Mario MeneguL~., told message read by a man.with a thick .... boats in:the.. ~leuti~';Islands. The, crecy was~:'i West Bank (AP) -- Defence Samaria," the Biblical °precondition ~or negOtiating ro~rters:the fumil~;~vhk convtnced'.that a foreign accent.!'..... police said.;" protesting the: use 6fiiS~'ge/~iUnets that':r0utlnely: I Minister 'Moshe Arena, name-for the West Bank. peace with Israel. voice on the tape belonged to the girl; 1F P~loe Said :the taped message .ended,., ensnare porpoises'and .seal!birds. . ' "i . . " flanked by Soldiers bearing Perched on one of the Two do~en men and •.year-eld Emunuela 0rlandi.;-~ .T ". just a s ~e first message, with an appeal to The Greenpeace pr.~' g~',.~ being, timedto Coin- . submachine-guns .... turned northern West Bank's women soldiers of the • '"..We are convinced it's'her.voice" said PoPe~John paul to interced e with..ltalian cide with the whaling.com~!~sion"s annual meeting over this hill~p military i'oliing fop~ills,~Hermesh is Nahal, .or military ~et- Meneguzal. ; ".: .-'.:-.' - auth0.Tltiest0obtainAgna's:freedom '!for in Brighton, . EngldndL:'G~poace is hoping to. outpost to eight Israeli, the latest of moral thai~'•80 tiement Corps, bearing Uzi - Hesald thb family became ¢~ain after • a h~imanitarian settlement, of the case. pressure the Soviets to. reconsider their decision to. families and bid them to • settlements established by submachine-guns, stood in analy ing one clearly-audible sentence on The message ~ claimed that a packet ignore a commisstoniban On commercial~whaling '~reach out in peace" •to Israeli civilians on th~ two rows alongside a the tape ~at saYPi','ple~ letme-decp./'. of tape andseveral photographs showing which takes effect in 1986. ~. their thousands of Arab.: occupied West Bank. of the makeshift platform from ..... 'At' another [)0int~ ishe ..~lylB .II' reel. .]P.,-"manuela fin: Captivity was left in S~. neighbors. Jordan River• It is the which A~ens spoke. terrible, ohmy God; I feel terrible',' but th~ Pete~!s Square-late last week but wa~': "We want to and we must newest of several small Last week, ~Arens. ap- voice is so high-pitched, we co~dh'treally interCepted:by the Vatican. ,. [ "livein peace and friendship enclaves established in the pealed in.• the Knesset say whether it,s the same'l~rson.'~: , -Asked to comment, the Vatican .press with our .Arab neighbors lasttwo years in this area, (parliament) for Israeli- The cassette t~pe was roland Sunday offlcei Said it .will check with Vatican everywhere that we settle,", almost 18 kilometres south- Arab co'existence in the night onastairway in central Rome by an security officials. Map suggested Arens said at the dedication west of the large Arab town oCCul}ied territories, ANSA news agency employee, directed to The.. tape was retrieved several hours CEDAR RAPIDS, Iowa (AP) ~ Motorists may :some~y ' . " " foilowingthe stabbing death the spot byan anonymous- el~ler, r"police -. afterlthe Pope, ~for the third consecutive find thelr~ way in..unfamiliar:i!areas by using Satellite ce~monysunday. ~Jenin. .~ - He • asked." the yo~mg ACTIVITY" CONTINUES 10 days ago of a settiec near said. week, made a public appeal for navigation and an electronic ~map mounted inside their families to 'reach out.., in Thededication ceremony _ the marketplace of the Anonymous.telephone' cat,era c:]diming Emanuela's release. cars, says a spokesman for a comPany that has develoPed peace' and neighborliness, emphasized Israel's refusal southern West' Bank city of such a system. , especially those Of us-who to cease se,ttlement activity Hebron. The navigational tools couidbe ready for mass produc- dream that one day there in the occupied territories, Arens reaffirmed to the tion by 1.990and cost about~i:$1,098a car, said Ken Median, will be Israeli sovereignty something Jordan's King gathering Sunday ,of 200 Doukhobor fast stopped spokesman forBackwell-Co, llins in Cedar Rapids. Israel,s, most of them "I don't think it's too far-fetched at all," he said in a .residents of the nearby doctor willing to force:feed the woman VANCOUVER .(CP) --A Doukhob0r recent interview. "We're.very serious about it." settlements of Dotan and woman's 18-day fast was halted Sunday ended Sunday when Dr. Douglas P~berts The electronic map, known as Global Positioning System. Shaked, that the govern- whenshe was force-(ed by authorities at of ¥ietoria agreed to supervise, the has been ~instali~d in p prototype model, he said. Cause harmed ment of 'Prime Man,sUet Matsqul federal prison. procedure." " In the prototype, a cathode ray tube is installed'in the - LAUSANNE, Switzerland win the recognition of the (Reuter)- The organizer United Nations an~ other Menachem Begin planned Mary Astaforoff, 68, was fed a Hquld The B.C..Medical Association has auto dashboard and a map of the desired area and,splayed to continue building Jewish refused to sanction force-foeding without of" the second Armenian bodies'for our main aim'.:. 'nutrient mixture, by'm~ns of tubes on the screen .... settlements in areas through her nose, says Doug McGregor of the paUent'8 permission. A receiver installed in the auto picks up signals from four World i.~,ungress, meeting the liberation of our the Corrections Service of Canada, , ~ McGregor said Monday that Astaforoff satellites orbiting 17;700 kilometres above Earth. Those this week, said today the territory • occupied .l~y~ populated by Arabs. '" .-~r.h.e w0man ha~i been iransferr~ t~ the" wsa ~in.~ f~ evdry feur hours and did net signals give longitude and latitude,,displayed oh the anto's extremists who bemhed the Turkey." The majority of Israel's .... West Bank settlements are ~'~! nHS~ J':i~n~ ~." t}i~ .~'~o~J~J~l~ '': ;'~ ~ "/J~ ~[~.v flghL~whe~ thd;lo~e-feadit~ i Sere~/~al~t a;~'~ifl~,[~dtron o#l~e ~ ~i,~c,~:~ |,~n -, .-,Jt~.~']~kisl~ ~AlrJines~td~sk÷-,at ;~,. ,,,'Y~~,-,. "~i,'~-:_~[,r~ -' • ~r~,~,/,1, v(~ "rq~r # ....." "} , ,,, , ..... ' • ' • " '" Paris~s' ~ Orly~ Airport' " last Lausanne was ch0~mfo~'• ' "'"' '~-. Eoii~cent~'/R~d.in'a'belt just Vf~kedide:corr~d~onbl C~.~¢~e ~'~c~a~' on ~)e~an.. • .:...... " ' ..... '...... Me~Ith'~id'the'devic~'iS'being developed under contract " " r -. - week harmed the Armenian the'congress becauseit was northeast of Tel Aviv. orde/s from SoliCitor C~.neral. Robert "She seems in good spirits," said from General Motors. here, 60 years ago next Hermesh is a~t~ ~ 58' Kaplah, who said the'federal government McGregor. "They put her outside • .In additiofl to the auto device; the drm is w0r~ing on . cause. • Father James Karnusian, Sunday, that Turkeyand the kilometres northeas~~ of would not. let her starve/ yesterday (Sunday) in the sunshine and similar navigational aids for planes, Ships and military western allies signed a Israel's main" business~ Astaforoff dald she.is starving herself to she seemed much better. vehicles: - - • a Swiss pastor of Armenian origin, described Friday's treatY that set the boun- metropolis. i, !i disrupt the eon.ections system and to force Antaforoff has spent about 15 of rite last ' "There are other people, including the Japanese working daHes of Turkey and dashed Nearby Dotan and Shaked bombing as '.'a .~hocking,, release Of twoOther women, members of •, 20yeers in prison and has fasted for a total on this :also," Median said. "I've got to assume they:un- Armenian hopes for an comprise fewer than 60" terrible act ca.tried out by the Sons of:Freedom Doukhober sect, of:seven of those years. Her son ,Peter derstand their marketplace." ". ' independent homeland, families despite a recent. desperadoes?' : nerving Sentences in Kingston, Ont; Antaf0roff said Sunday he agreed with the Hc said the growing demand ~or home computers" is • in I~1, Armenian ex- government campaign to Six people were killed and search by prison authorities, for. a prison's decision to forca-feed his mother. evidence .that consumers "are willing to invest:in, new tremists harked the attract lsraelis to the area. 60 izijured in the blast, " technology like the navigational system. treaty's ~nnive~ary with a About 30,000 ISraelis live "We have changed our He qompaRd the changes facing the auto industry with not bomb blast in one of.' in the occupied West Bank those in aircraft design, where electronic advances have plans becauseof the terrible Lausanne's main depa~- and Gaza Strip, which are World recovery discussed changed cockpit designs. :,What I sense. .is coming,, is muc . event in Paris," Karnusian ment. stores injuring / 20 inhabited by' about 1.3 more heavily oriented toward electromc display, he said. ~daid. "It has nothing to do ., LONDON (Renter) -- Trade experts Londoii-on Saturday night, . million Arabs. The system has been in the works since 1979, Median said. with us. These people have people. repre.s.enting the industrialized non- Their weekend tal.~s were the fourth'in a given up hope and are Communist world held two hours of 'talks. series started in 1981 by-the Ottawa Designers now are trying to produce a wider range of maps which can be displayed. harming the Armenian !¢, - :,> i Sunday on the prospects for continued economic summit of non-Communist cause." world economic recovery. states, which decided that trade issues The ~Krmenian Secret The meeting, chaired b~ Canadian should be raised at regular coneultatlons, Army for the Liberation of Trade'Minister Gerald Regan, brought At 'Leeds Castle, a secluded spot Armenia claimed together ministers representing the seven southesot of London, meanwhile, in- Helicopter found responsibility for the Orly countries that attended the Williamsburg, ternational trade and economic experts Sat., July 16 LONDON (AP)-.-Salv?ageexperts said today thqy believe blast, ltis one of two main Va., summit in May. ended a, throe-day •debate Sunday on the they-have pinpointed the wreckage of a helicopter that extremist groups that have U.S. Trade Representative Bill Brock, international debt crisis and other world plunged into the English Channel two days ago, killing 20 killed more than 30 people in Japanese Trade Minister Sosuke Uno and problems. ( people in Britain's worst helicopter crash• a decade of attacks against 949,415.90 Wilhelm Haferkamp, external' relations The private~ conference was one of the The salvage experts said they picked up a signal believed Turkish targets in many, repre.sentative of the European Economic regul~ ~ries staged by the Trade Policy~ to be from the ~iicopter's emergendy beacon, a spokesman countries including Canada. CommunitY, attended the.talks,, ." Research centre, a Londan-based. in- for the, transport ~ department said• The beacon The ASALA, has since JACKPOT A joint statement said they discussed the stitute.. automatically starts pinging when it is immersed in water threatened further blood- Prospects for continued recoverz and the Apart from his absence for thB separate and is designed to transmit for a month. "" shed. JACKPOT CARRIED outlook for international trade. They also London talks, Brock was among the Divers with. television cameras prepared to go down to r ACCUSES TURKEY i discussed the resultd o~f the-Williamsburg. ministers, senior government :officials, the seabed to confirm the fad, the spol~esman said. t • Armenians accuse BONUS 142 ] summit...... business chiefs and economists from "The hull, probably with the mi~ing 20 people still inside, Turkey Of massacring 1.5 IztI141:slslls4N NUMBER n l The four men also discussed trade and around the world who were attending the is 200'foet (60 metres) down," said Michael Osborne of the- million of their people in THE 6 WINNING NUMBERS APPLIES TO WIN IN ANY ORDER i 5 OUT OF 6 + ONLY recession issues over a working supper in teeds' Castle meetings. co~st guard control centre at Fahnou~. 1915. Successive Turkish The pilots, two 68-year-old wOmen and tWo youngsters governments have den!ed NO. OF PRIZE CATEGORY PRIZE VALUE survlved the disa.~ter Saturday abeut one nautical mile the ak:cusation. PRIZES Andrew expected WIN Prince ~efromsoillytheend°f0rides•the airport runway at St.Mary's, capitai About 200 delegates are JACKPOT 0 'Carried -- " The three crew members and '23 passengers aboard the expected to attend the four- • 6OUT OF6 WINNING day ,. congress beginning ' NUMBERS Over .TORONTO (CP) -- ~ip's starting point, study at LaEefield. The British ~Airways helicopter were on a 20-minute lunch-time Thursday which is WIN F'dnce Andrew is expected 'Among those to ac- sergeant has also canoed flight to the resort islands from Penzance on the southwest 5 OUT OF 6 + 5 to arrive in . Onta~:lo " company the prince is John. the Nahannl 'River before. described hyorganizers as England mainland, 25. naurical miles away. being in structure "halfway BONUS NUMBER $56,652.80 sometime today to join a Ellis, an RCMP officer The prince, . Quecn~~ The salvage vessel Scaforth Clansman, under charter to between the World Jewish group of 12 students from recruited from the force's -Elizabeth's second son, the RoyelNavy and carrying divers and elaborate seabed WIN Lakefield Colleg~ ~, for a . drug squad in, Toronto visited Newport, R.I., on the Congress and the Palestine SOUTOF6 161 detectiOn equipment, was anchored over the crash site~ National Council_" $1052.30 canoe trip in the wilds of the because, he had provided, weekend to join in feetlvifles Osborne said the helicopter, d~igned to ~10at for at least Northwest Territories. Pr0tection,:.for, the prince. ' for the America's Cup yacht *'We are non.p01itical, we an hour, "sank like a bullet" when it hit the sea as it are open to everybody, even 4outov6 7081 w,. $61.S0 A . Spokesman for!throughouthissixmonths'of races• descended to land in fog at St. Mary's. The impact ap- the ASALA, but we shun Government House in , ":' " v..'.~,~('J~'~=~'~'":,',, parantly sheered off containers housing flotation bags. violence," Karnusian said, sout OF e i!8,904 w,. $10.00 The 20 miesing, including eight children in three families, adding: "Our object is t.o were trapped when the aircraft sank• The six survivors for a privatevisit.. and he is ., :,.-. • ,:! .~.,~',~...' - . . ,. • ~ - .... • . apparently got out through an emergency front door and W, nn,ng hckets mull be presented to an author,zed West0rn Canada LotteryFoundahon LOTTO 6/49 retader~ocated ex pee ted '.to arrive. at.... the BRIG.. ~IT ON ,.,..,.n~d,..~(Re~it~ E i-- The.• ~tem_ntlonal were, picked up by rescue bonts. ~thln Alberta. Brdlsh Columbta. Manitoba or Saskatchewan school ~ncer Peterboro_t~? . .Wh~ll~g}C~.~erenee9pened itd a nnua~ meeting ~a,Y with The crash wiped out two families named Fuller and Nye Woman where prtzes may be paid or clara Iorms provided Prizes must be clmmed wdhm the year Ionowmg the draw date On.,t sometime. later. . ..,,toda~ ,~ .. d ~ ands.*. from ~ .'. co !dseL'v.ationlsts f0r'Aneiid to Whalehunting and made orphans of 12-year-eld Howard Goddard and 15- In the event el discrepancy between th=s hat and the ofhctal Andrew attended the...... school ~... by~Jan . Pa, the Soviet.U~on,.Norway and Peru.. " • .. ' year~ld Ellen Hanelow. Howard lost hisparenta, brether killed wwmtng numbers LISt. tf]e latter shall Dfevall for six months" in 1977•. Tn'0'er urareth . e only,Countries whi~ have indicated they ~d sister. Ellen, an only child, lost her parents. QUALICUM BEACH, An RCMP spoEe'~n -.~, w|ll defy dr decision by the IWC to Impese a ban on all The survivors spent about an hour In the water olinglrig to B.C. (CP) ~- A 48-year.old • SATURDAY, JULY 2;3 Toronto refused t0 i~rbvid~ conunerctal whaling from 1966. ' wreckage, helped to stay afloa~ by the pflotd, Capt. Neil Woman from Nanoose Bay any Information, saying the Environmentalists from across Britain al'rived for .the Chnrlton and Capt. Dominic Lawlor. died Sunday when a light JACKPOT ESTIMATED AT visit was strictly private. Week-long conference In this seaside resort on the tautly-" State-run British Airways remained tight4ipped about plane flown by her son The Lakefleld group plans crashed near the airport of coast, the possible cause of the crash, after debriefing the pqots. l :,4so,ooo.oo I i: a canoe trll£ ~¢~al hun- "We believe this is the make or break year [or the iwc However, the company said It wak resuming its/lights to this Vancouver l~land dred kilometres along the and we will. be here all week.~te~.U~y to make sube-thB- the islands today with other S-61 helicopters from its fleet. community. You don't Just buy a tle3mt; Nabanni and Liard .rivers moratorium ts enforced," said David Furster, an offlclnl of The announcement indicated the airline had established the Police said Monday that " You play ttl ;:! edding Aug, 4 at Fort Friends of the Earth,'.a conservationist group, cause of the crash, lending support to the theory that the Phylis Jean Neweil Is dead Simpson• Another environmental group,. Gree0peace, which has ~helleopter flew into a flock of birds, . and her son" Da~el Corry t or toRy The prince is expected to been'in the forefront 0f the.antl-whaling campaign, has • An S-61has n gunrdto prevent birds being sucked into its Newall, as, al~ 0t Nanoose TICII~T " FOuNDaTIONLoTTFJ~Y fly to Yellowknlfe from anchoredone of its vessols, Cedarlea, off Brighton, tWo turbo engines, but if it hit a flnek of birds, the main or Bay, ..was in satisfsctory CENTI~ Edmonton on Thursday and Its other ship, Rainbow Warrlor,isheaded fwm ~aska to tail rotors could have tilted the blades, causing the aircraft condition in Victerin , ! J then to Rabbit Lake, the confront Soviet wha].ers 0"ff the coasL;'~'8"l~i~. ~ " to dive out of control. General Hospital. ,1 /. .t I : • ":"!-":... u ! ' " " ~ : " " " , I "~ ....

:, Pirates third after' impress,v' ' etri .•• .': PitteburghPiratosiwent hit.a three-run, pinch-hit" laninga',to get ~e•:].v!c~ry,.,".•day•~a.Ch~dnnatijnil:tor . Mets"3A~tros:l •.. , ../.',~_t~. W:t ;~oas~h~o •. ~l~om.er~.the seventh inning which .snapped Aria.lira:| ,, aasauit/~ a poHee~:.... Darryi Strawberry;: ~;1~o"; ;....:,:mL~ff .,u. . , . .ut~u ~O~vemett.eusa4-~.lead,. ~o~.game ~ng:sLrea~ - elan,- 3Cardinals l. ' struckout:0n hteeinlS~5-~ ' ' " wlm an xmpreesweWmnmg Nick EsaskY gaVe~the Reds Andre uaWson's tw0-ru~ : Bill Lukev ,,,o~.,*' ~,0 " "=-~,-=,-. : "t--h~ee.~-:=::': ' :. :.....s.t~..kanda new L~.ltim In .another .i,,muranee:run,by homer,, his: .10th, gave . s0th. start of the season "~'--= .._.~ :~Ya, _am/~.~ .~ ••. ~;hasohail's Natimm|-League connecting •.f0r'~hia flfth~ :Son~.al.a2~lead in the: •soatto~ Wen hits for ~ • "Y~u~e"~"-n!;a. ~wo'runmPm •• -' E ast.D l~isi.an...... :-,, :/. .homer in the ninth...~' i • " : fourth....:"...... - first ' Complete 'game ~ .m m ..,mmn _mmng ,to ca try • .,"I...... knetvwe h~d ~e~.,,.. •i*/v . ~..... ,/~ ~ ~ :.:~, ..dubmxo.DedgerK0: ,...... " "~ 'I.~s~ Y,'ii-8. . s truck,• out:" six .....pew ~.ork., ttyan, 9-~; had ' ; . p0tenti~ilt0get hack_.in:lt;.. : Expns.3 Braves I " " . ' :-. DicUe. NoleS..plic~d..~a .and walked two. Mllt May h!~ elgh!;game .,.lnn!.n.g -: said Pirates reliever Kent .Right-hander Grog seven-hitter ann singled in' hit hlafUth h0mo run ~ the atreax na=tea aeep=te, ' :Tekuive, who escaped from Bargarmada animpreasive two•rumdm'ingthe Chiosgo . season., to give. -..San regainlu.g ~-tha an-time. :i, .a basoa.10aded, one.out" major-league debut to help~ rout. Nolcs, 3.5, Slzuckout Franelu~o a"t-0 lead'in/the strikeout lead. Hagave up' . thrsatin the.~ttom 0f the~::, the. Expos end. their :six- : :seven and. wa~bd two hi second lnninii~ and then (our hits in six ~ and.:.. i ninth inning Sunday as game losing streak. ,Hargar_ " winnlag his first game in delivered a~ fun-prndudng " siruek out five,.rabl~ Ida --Pittsburgh topped San allowed five hits over seven thr~. starts since serving/, .blnglofntho fourth,. - career total to S,~, Diego'Padres 4-3, ;...... • .: - . . The victory extended the Pirates' winning streak to ~ ' " seven games and enabled Coopersbatbo0sts Bre wers 'them to .finish thelrWest ~ " ' • :,!!i ~'. :'i ~..-. ' .... "; -: ~'.~ . :/ Coast road swing with a 1~' •Milwaukso Brewers are .oston 5, Seattle 1 Detroit 0, ' Ftska/~ hitlb~'14~ "~aer mark double a~ Enos Cal~ll's And that. left the Pl~'atcs riding Cecil Cooper's hat Milwaukee 5 Minnesota 0, to lead off the-tldnd inning, two-run?. singleSingle !ke},ed!keYed right. back to the East .: and California 8 Baltimore in third place .in the I~, TlgerL 8 Mariners 1 Detrolt's seven.run,,il0th, Division racain baseball's--5.- ...... • " . Tom Bro0hens's two-run .im~g:" East, one game behLnd American League. Philadelphia Phill/es and St. Louis Cardinals. The Brewe~ have won 16 Yank~,s 8 Bangers 6 ' .~.i:~'. ' ' In othe~ games, of their last 20 games thanks Rick Cerone's run.soaring Strong Cincinnati Reds topp~d to Cooper's eight home rur~ single snapped a sixth- Cdnadians Phlladelpl~ia 5-3, Monlzeal • in:that stretch. inning tie andDave Winfield ..... • : Expos beat Atlanta Braves He. hit two-of them• drove inthreerunswith,a double and single as New outslug Dukes 3-1, Chicago Cubs routed Sumday, driving in four runs York -- banded the West :. LOs Angeles Dodgers 10-0, in a 10-6 victory over . San Francisco Giants Minnesota Twim. . Vivtelon-loadi~/~ .ngers M~k co~y slugged three homer~lwith a teammate their ninth loss, in II gamin, home rub.for Vancouver as aboard in the third. downed St, LOUIs 3-1 and "Ifeelvery :New York Mets defeated • - the Canadlaas posted a 14,10 Kevln MeReynolds/ comfortable," said Cooper, Houston Adtros 3-1. A's 13 Red Sex 9 . slugfest ..victory over provided both Las~ Vegas who gradually has raised Jeff Burroughs drove in Albuquerque in a Pacific runs with his leth homer of On Saturday, it was his batting average to .290 ,two runs with a bases-~ Coast .League baseball the year inthe sixth lnnlng, Atlanta 6 Montreal 8, after a slow start. Hfouston 3 New York 1, Lee loaded sing!e .in the eighth game, ~. . . P o r t la nd' s. D a v e Angeles 7 Chicago 4, "I don't know if it's a inning as O~land outlasted Elsewhere in the PCL Wehrmelater hurled on • Pltisburgh 3 San Diego 2, St, coincidence that when I 'get the Red Sox in a throe.heor Sunday, Portland shut out a one-hitter, striking dut Louis 9 San Francisco 3, and hot the team gets hot, but 1 34-minute marathon, The Tucson 7-0, Salt Lake. eight Tmsen batters as he :~ Philade~Iphia 9 Cincinnati 3. feel I can make a A's were outhit 17-15 by the dumped Las Veps ~-3, and. pitched .the Beavers to. Jason Thompeon's run- contribution." Red Sox, but oapilalixedon Hawaii edged Phoenix 3-1, victory. ;. , scoring single and .two`run II walks, tWO Boston errors Edmonton and Tacoma split Tucson hatters as he Cooper's first two-run homer, his 13th, drove in -' and seven stolen bases to a doubleheader; with the pitched; the Beavers to Pittsburgh's first three rum homer keyed a three-run split a fern'.game series. Trappers taking the opener vietory, . against Erie. Show, 9.-6. sixth inning that gave the ~-and Tacoma taklngtha Tub's unly hit was a -. Rookie Marvell Wynne then Brewers an 0-4 lead. The Orioles 11 Angels 1 nlghtoap 4-1. . double by Ruin Rabies in -~ singled home a sixth-inning Milwaukee outfielder hit Jim Dywer had four hits, Albuquerque used five the third Inning, run to put the Pirates ah~d another one in the eighth, including three d0ubles~ and pitchers and committed .In Canada, 'Mark Smith's 4.3. his 20th homer of the year, drove in four runs and Ca] four errors before givin~ up four-hit complete game : Starter Lee Tunncll, 4-3, for the Brewers' final two Ripken, Rici~ Dkuer and the game to the Canadians helped Tacoma down runs. • went five innings, and Gary Roenicke drove in two in New Mexl~ Edmonton in their nightoap - Tekulve was brought in to The Brewers picked up a, runs each :for the Orioles, Corey went 4.for-6 with game. : rsHave Mauny Sarmiento game on first-place Toronto who have won seven of their his il~ h0~ers and ~six Dave McKay and .Kelvin with Tim.,Fianne~ on and are 4½ games- behind - last eight games. "' .RBI, while Randy Ready Moore sluund home~ for second and one out in the the Blue Jays in the East. was 3.fur-5 ~nd kn0ekndin Taemna. • nine. . ' ' . . In. other action, it was Roya]s ? Indlaes 2 " . .thnm runs. " ' ' Gary Pettla Slu~=ed a ; t'rneh-hitter ~urt-,Ne~vYurkYankeesg:Tesas Amos Otis drove~ home.i:~ .._~Albuquer~ue!s. Fru~lia~..,.triple and acorod•:]or the • .Be.va.~na.d.i~l.nd Flan~ry.., "-Pmngers~-bl;bakland ~A,s. 13 -~0 runs :,with a: ~bases. " 8tubhe,'l~ad.4in~e httwind ~- !lone..W.dmontun lqai..: :, muuroanntoox sosonaon Boston Red San 9; oaded single in the elghth three. RBI, while Greg " In the first game, Tim the throw home. Alan Baltimore Orioles 11 innin8 forKanass City. Sehult~ knnched .in three ,Blackwell hit. a three-tun i ' Wiggins was then Callfornin Angels Kansas runs un two hits. homer in the second inning ] intentionally walked, before WhiteSox3 Blue Jays2 In Lea Vegas, AI to help the Trappers to Tekulve earned his 10th City Royals ~ Cleveland 2, The White-Sex scored chambers collected his 12th victory. Chicago White SeX 3 save by getting Juan Bonlila what proved:the winning Toronto Blue Jays~2, nnd hamer~of the season and Blaekwell added an RBI to'hit into a forceout at the run in the fifth when Cadinn threeother hits on the.way on a seeriflco fly'to cap a I Detroit Tigers 8 Seattle .... Carmle Cameron leads a •group of five riders during one stage of plate and Steve .Garvey to Mariners 1, Pisk singled with one out, to` driving in~ four runs for thrs~ran fourth for the competitl0n In the Totem Saddle Club's training horse show:iSunday at ground out to third. took third'on a singl a by gait'Lake. • Trappers,: while Steve Thorl~hlll Community Grounds. •Cameron was one of several riders Who ~• s 2 " Reds phlmes On Saturday, it was Grog Walker and =me Champerseappodathree. Lul~raUehhitadoubleanda .performed well at the meet, taking high point rider in the iunlor B class, • Johnny Bench, playing his T~ronto 7 Chicago 5, New home on a Ims~d' .ballby run. Salt Lake first inning.- two.run homer..; " last game in Philadelphia, York 3 Texas !, Oakland 12 ~ catcher Buck ~i~arflnez. with a two-ran double and Ha~vail's Bob Owchink0 high I~int rider overall and-guiding her horse, Tans Traveller, to high. . ' and -Don. Stanhouse point hbrse honorsas well. Complete results of the training meef'will combined for a two-hitter to appear in Tuesday's Herald. ' load the Islanders' triumph ,/ in Honolulu: Van ps L_~ tra Money!.,one single to Ch~ Smith in entineand Whiteca ._ Earn '"="" • new club records

, ,.a,wu.u e are Carl Valentine's club the score for Golden Bay" in the outstre~tched arm of I record 40th'career goal for the 42rid minute. Valentine's = best friends Vancouver broke a Irwin and just inside'the The Daily Herald requires oarriers = JOHNSTOWN, Pa. (AP) dsadlnck late in the opening winner came less than three post at 30:30. : "A run scored by tlSu Kuo- half and gave the Whiteea.ps miQutes after the goal by Lettieri saw his string of ! Ming in the seventh inning a 2-1 victory Sunday night" Gcossens. four strnight shutouts and at in the areas indioated (.) below. Sunday gave Talwan the 5-4 over Golden • Bay Vancouver played without 41:06when C,oussens went lead over the United States Earthquakes in a showdown four injured players, in. over a Vancouger defender it needed to win its second ~tween the top teams in the cluding starterS- ~-Fraus to head in acroas from Stun ,consecutive World Friend- Western Division of the Thijssen, Mark Nickeas and Terlacki to tie the score at 1- . ShiP Baseball Series. NortS" Anierican Soc~er Mike Sweeney ...... i. [l'he Earthquakes caught • The United States finished League'. " L,- Golden Bay. had two over-lapping Whitecap ;, second for the second time. ValenUne became the all- s~oring chances eariy in the fullbac~ Bobby Lenarduszi Two years ago, at the Ids[ time leading goal-scorer for game and came away upfield and quickly took series, held in Newark, the Whitecaps with his Sixth empty when Vancouver advantage of the break. Ohio, Taiwan also won the' goal of the season at 43:45. gonlkesper Tlno Lettieri Golden .Bay defander series. breasting a I-I tie. Vnlen- tipped a shot by Germain Fernando Clavijo prevented Canada finished third at fine, a winger, is in his fifth Iglssias just wide. Minutes Vancouver from going into She.end of the week-long season with the Whitecaps; later the Earthquakes the~ lead moments lat&' round-robin tournament for ~evin Hector Sc0red 39' fouled up. a four-on-two when he cleared a shot by goals in three seasons from break and didn't get a clear Peter Beardsley of the players18 years o( age and.. shot on L~ettieri. youngero 1978 to 1980. :The Whitecaps began Whitecaps off the g0al line The Whitecaps in~roased The United States tied the, ' building the tempo midway after~Beardsley had worked • game at 4-4 in the sixth their leegue-lending record through the half and Golden his way around Irwin from a . hmlng with a three-run shot to,17-3 befqre 25,060 fans at Ba~ goalkeeper Bill Irwin qnickly-taken free kick. B.C. ' Place Stadium. over. the left-field lance, by twice tipped shots~by Fran The Whitecaps, regained ~lolm Ramos. Vancouver is undefeated in •O'Brien Wide of the net. the lead at 43:4S~ when 10 games at i~ome this O'Brien put another shot, a Lorin~er. drilled a 15-yard Throughout the game, season, a team record. header from a Lorimer shot off the near post' and Talwan bunted. The United The loss broke a four- crossing pass, just wide of Irwin failed to :recover !'..States made six errors, game winning streak for the .after makbig asven in seven the post. before Valentine flrnd in the' Earthquakes, 11-5# and games dtu~ the rest of the Vancouver was raw'dad rebound a:for "a '2,1 Van- dropped second-~lace tournament. for its work when Lorimer. couver load. ~, Golden Bay'~ poin(s behind . got the hall through on me Clavijo cledted/-another The United States and the Wkitecaps, who have 136 left to Cr0.~s, who chipped a shot by Beor-ds-iey"-off the Taiwm, listed in the series points; .~ ' deli~te leftfooted shot o~er goal IRe in the s~cond baH 'as Chlun-Taipel, went hire In. other NASL games and V~ntine hi~ ~e;poat on ~ the final game with a 7-1 Sunday, it' was:. Munh'eal. the rebolind.'. ~ ¢, record. Manic 3 Seattle Sounders 1;, :YoUngsterS "I •t •(" . , - - . G0oesens 'and l Terlecki San. ~ DiegO Sackers 1 shot Hgllt at Lettish 0n good • Toronto-. Blizzard 0; and •" HOU.Kun-bgng singled and top tubs New York Ceamos 3 Tuisn VANCOUVER (CP) -- s~oring chances ~ifl' i~.the .: Rim CSea-Tang bunted for a Rb~hnecks 0. • Sixteen-year.aids from second half and igleelas Just sacrifice and was safe on missed the far cornei' with a by m error. Saturday, Chicago Sting Nanaimo finished one-two dangerous Shot in the~l~nd ,first SUn.~had. heat Tamlm Bay Rowdies 4* in. this year's Nanaimo.to.-t _ minute. " " If interested gall SUe at: LI than'Ixtnted to rlght field, I and Fort' Lauderdale Vancouver bathtub race. Scoring leader./ Steve i~ the bellrolIed and llsu Kun- Strikers edged •,Team Bryan Whiteley eom- Z ' ...... America 3,.2. : .~ pleted the ~kilometro i'ace un~d of the Earthquakes • dnt start. 't~e~.; ~e Earlier in the day,Ramos Striker Day d Cross in one hour, ~ minutes and u:eoaueeof a leg ~i but hit a double, followed by a so0md vancouver's first .S6secondssunday. - eame0nasubstitutew~ triple from Willinm Humes, goal in the 31st. minute, his Sunday's race was run in ..... 636-4000 ~e second half,,..~ to ~lve the United States an 13th of the season, and a 10-knot wind, With waves payed Just :30 "nflmlten edp to beat Canada 5-3. forward Jan G00steni~ tied up to. 1½ metres, high. IX'fot'elimping off the field. I.

• " " 1 M i . :l,o/:, ng! I.:'! **drop:i, .I: I/three#o ...... I. ., ...... Portland " ' 1 ., :, threc:wee~~.week/ layolayer didh~t"::.•::hnd ":~f;iti) 1. innings,• and , Weekend..... was a 4-3 Terrace' * a suecessful,suinide saue~z- e - ..:i for the S~ceea~ceea"Molson' backing' up .pitcher Dan ~ win as the Molson. Kings that scored Webb I" " ' ,~ zga whatwhat. itIt migmight have Woodman, who allowed four t.erascd a 2-0Portland lead ! AndS,we st~He~ the: ze for someo~ else, • L:: J:. ' .widel~spaCed .Terrace hits .~and •then heid' on ?-for: the :"~n~~ ':r^~ 'qr~e~'~"~,,'.* ~,; • ' o 7he Meison..Kings lost .. in ~e game..Terrace outhit • Vicfi)rv::' : .:- ...... ".. " ! :: - ~t;,~,~ i,,; .o,,,~' .,;, .~h~'. ".. ir sharpness at the plate Portland,s in the game but. pd~iand:~0~d twice: in '~=~nnd innino W~ ii~':h~ .'-

some' POint'" ' during" "'their '" .c6uljin" ' " " t' ....get a ' run.... across', '' '--'-'the b~ttnm,~ ...... d ti~'g~ennd"T~ ...... ]eft "--" in' favnr--~----' of ...... M~r~l~ll in ""- , ee • w.~l~-: away... : from..: While ,Po.z~]and. :•Sco~. ~e::•-:~g but* tlie Kld~zSia~": :•the ;fourU~ :.•'Popp got the: .. r ' ": ~ n.e:ac,tion.m~me .N_.0rwest:: ;~mg~ .,r~n.'z~rqm;;mir~l, °n.a::-.~the~e~l~ot ~.inurth"~Ith :~vin~ihg:":declsi0n~':whlle:.:": .:

~jor. ~'astpizcn .leagUe.. ;wua .pkcn.,zn ". me .tourm ~.-,,t~",,,_h=,,~ ,=,;.t,,:. 7,~,~:"-~~,;,~t,~,;~ ~;,;'==,;..-, • ..... ' ~ I I " i ~i.;_;-:LJ .. _ --Z~--, - . .,..~_~_.~ , ' ...... •. :" . : , IU~lh.,~'..~.r,ff~ ~,I~.'-'~ '~v~. ": ~'=~='=~=~ 6U~ ~#~,,'~v~.. ,. -': ' :" . n'ur~pp~ .. • ~m~e• . .. =.tour.... , '' mmnS...~L. . -• ~" ...... ".. ' '~ ": .....Darrell'~iarksonandGe~ - _ -. :uoruanogozarun.aeress..,...'--:.' ' -- ',•' • '~ ...... -"': es.m a weekend senes • .: A~ msurance run came in r,~,,~r ,,., ;.^...~ ,hA=. ,.., :. ., ...... ~-:. ., .. ' : : • ...... • • • " ...... "'~,7~ u,o~ o~,~,.,,~.~ ,,~o,.-. m me nezmm ol sevenm ' ,.'.- h the • Portland .Ray ' ': the. fifth tuning, ~.but the ...... ~ ...... • r:.me...... '...... • ...... :. ..=.:,.. .'. :: .:' . ..run.of the weekend.: Dan . but. their" ta~]y' ended their" -....~ " ~;~n~ inL'~:ecrSou:e~" me : :~;e~ .~a~:..t~imu~a.:t~n¢~- Beaal.ae Sc0rod Goy~ with "."asTerra'ee hung.on;lot•the " i" " ...... • ' . ~...... _. a.sing]e'and• adv~¢ed .to:. Win'. Portland outhit tact, me .~mgs w enL up. unnt Marsnntl pnc~a third'on eon~ecutiw wnlks " q,o,.,.=~= ~ ;,~ ,h~"~a,~o ~: ee full.gameswithout forTerraee '. . '.. b ' ' ' " ' '~ ' " " " ' " .... tin" a run befo~ "he- In the ~cond :'Satuzda~' y .Phil Webb-'and A ! " .: NextacUonforthe Molson ~v-.¢ y • #' Mltenell,, a:new player, on Kings will' be this coming diy won the fourth game game, Gary" Earnest trial with the Kings. the series Sunday pitched a' no-hit~r to beat .- weekend, when they :host ;moon by a 4-3 "score. the Molson Kings 1-0. John Jhn Holland, who eaught Yakima Pepsi-Cola' - at ortland's three vietortes Andrews threw a five-hitter all four game~, for the Riverside Park. i More rTerrace, by sooreaof 2- for Terrace but, i'ike Kings, scored Beaulae with information on the series -0 and 1.0, came in the Marshall earlier, got no a sacrifice fly. and Chris will appear later in the

Idle of a weekend series offence from his teammates Hyland provided the bunt in week. 1 ~ L:" " ~ [ ; the Lakers were in the loss. LINESCORES.ofthe Sksena Molssn Klngl--Pertland Ray. ying with VanClty • Sunday morning, Earnest I~'istow serles.ln the Norwest Major Festpitch L~ague ~idans. Portland and was pitching again and Sulurday and Sunday in Vancouver. tCity split that series, three-hlt the Kings, who lest SATURDAY GAMES ) Portland winning 3-2 1-0 again. The winning Game ! losing 3-0 Friday night ' Portland run was scored in Terrace 000000 O 0 4 1 winning 6-5 and -losing2- the fourth inning again; as Portland. 000 110 0 2 3 1 tturday night, Cli!It Marshall and Dwaine CIInt Marshall and Jim Holland; Dan Woodman and Jim zturday afternoon, Popp combined for a four- Mackln. rurlland beat Terrace 2-0 in hitter in the loss. Marshall Game 2 JUliUS KOmlOS of Terrace's Skeena Hotel Kom los was one of five scorers in the game for Terrace 000 000 0 0 0 0 the series opener by. scoring Was the pitcher of decision. men's soccer team.beat this Kitimat defender Terrace, ~who moved securely into second Portland 000100 0 I S 2 • The final game of the 1o the ball and got off a good pass, after place in the Kitimat Men's Soccer League wlth ,me run in ~ch of the fourth John Andrews and Holland; Gary Earnest and Tlm Norton. ~ntroll!ng. it during Sunday's game between the win. The game as played at Northwest • SUNDAY GAMES ~Keena Hotel an d Chalet, won by Skeena 5.1. Community College's pitch. Game 3 : Panthers capture Terrace 065000 0 0 3 0 Portland. 000 100 o 1 4 o Marshal/:(Ipl, Dwalne Popp (4) and Holland; Earnest and Norton. , Skeena now in solid second place Nameless BoWl Game 4 Terrace 000 400 0' 4 7 0 Terrace's Skeena Hotel men's soccer Skceoa Hotel took a 2-0 lead out of the Sunday afternoon. DENVER (AP) -- United The ]panthers started the- Portland 020000 1 3 10 0 team heat Chalet 5-1 Sunday evening at in'st half and extended it to 4-0 midway Ed Barbesa and Tony Derd scored for .States. Football League's. first USFL season by losing Andrews, Popp (2, wp), Marshall and Holland; Johnson Northwest Community College's pitch through the second half. Julius Lanny:- • Nameless Bowl wals a four Of their first five (Ip), Woodman (4) and Mackln. to take a firmer hold on second place in Komlos, Simon ~Dodd, Duncan success, thanks to Bobby the Kitimat Men's Soccer League, WiHiamson, Manny Medieros anc] In the Saturday game at Riverledge, Hebert andAnih0ny Carter, standings. Richard Hugon scored the Skeena Alcan scored their 0nly win of the a passing.catching battery times. goals. No Information on .who scored season when they beat Luso-Canadiun that decided not to wait for But the Panthers won 12 Local League The win gives Skeena a 6-2 record, .the Kitimat goal was available. 3-1. the National Football • of their finalt4 games as three points back of league-leading Meanwhile in Kitimat, Mario Lagana" Next Saturday's game features L~ague. Hebert emerged:, as the Lanny Electric, who'tled with Omineea sCored both'Omineca goals to give his Chalet and Lanny at 6 p.m, Sunday's They ~-led Michigan league's top passer. One of Standings Paving 2-2 Sunday afternoon in team anupset tie with Lanny and spoil games have 0minces meeting Alenn at Panthers to the first-USFL the-losses, however, was Kitimat. Those results give Terrace a the league.leaders' perfect season 2 p.m. and Skeena Hotel playing Luso- ehampionshlp Stmday agaiiist Philadelphia, which two-l~oint bulge over Omineca in the •record. Lanny stlll has not lost but they Canadian at6 p.m. All games next night, a 24~22 vietory over fashioned a 15-3 record, best standings, had won all seven of their games before weekend will be played at Riverledge. KITIMAT MEN'S SOCCER LEAGUE Philadelphia Stars. in the league. SMndings as of Monday 18 July, 1983 Hebert was voted the The game started team liP...w.l.t..pts most valuable plazer of the cautiously. Novo Bojovic of game, hitting 29of 39 passes Mieb|gan and David Trout, LannyElectric .... 8 7 0 I 15 Steelers, under-11"s win in Quesnel for 314 yards and tliree the.league's lesdingsoorer, ' Skoonit Hotel I..6.2.0.. 12 touchdowns. Nine. of his traded field goals. Then, OmlnecaPavlng " 8 422 10 Chalet ,. ' , 8 260 4 Terrace's All Seasorls Steelers and game opponents, Tom's .].~ake, elected The under-11 selects won their endof passes were caught by with-~seven minutes left in Luso-Canadlan ...... 8 2 6 0 " the Under-ll Selects won their events in 4 not to play. the tournament '.as..well,, heating ~i~-,~r..teG who.,~gqi~.~.~ !79 .~e first half, Hebert and .Alca.n .... :., ...... : .-..~i:~/~" "~.~,,- ~i 8..1-6 'I theannual..Billy Barker. Days secce=" 3 Terrace had a fairly easy time of it Quesnel 4-3 and ,PrinCe" .Gerorge:~'l.0~)~yardsi ,~.,-of~,them~fbn~ a ,.Carter. ;connected 'on . $1furday "" RelUI|- ..... Alcan: 3:=- LUre-canadian tournament in Q~esnel.on the weekend. I, Saturday, beating Williams Lake 2-1,. before winning the tournament with a 4- ' touchdown With 3:01 left t~) completions of 27, 12 and 13 Sumlay Resulls: Omlneca 2 Lanny Electric 2; Skeena Hotel The tournament wins gave Terrace shutting out Quesncl 7-0 and edging 1 triumph over Williams Lake. play that choked off a yards. s Chalet 1. .... two flues events that Terrace in three Tom's Lake 3-I. Steelers also beat . comeback by the Stars: Then Hebert pitched a 12- Sah~rday Game: Chalet vs. Lanny (6 p.m.) teams entered. The Under-13 division Quesnel Strikers,. another team from In the Under-13 division of the Philadelphia overcame a yarder to a wide.open Derek Sunday Games: Lusa vs. Chalet (2 p.m.) Omlneca vs. selects also attended, and while they Skeena (6 p.m.) the host city, 2.! Sunday morning after tournament, the under-13 Terrace team three-touchdown deficit in Holloway for the first touch- didn't win they also distinguished carrying th,e play the whole way •but lost Saturday-games ~to Quesnel and the final12 minutes to force All games next weekend played at RIv~[oclge In Kltlmat. themselves. down. Like the last one to having to eome from bchind and win the Williams Lake by identical 2-1 scores an' overtime and beat "Carter, the play was an TERRACE MEN'S SLOWPITCH LEAGUE The Steelers' women's team went contest in a sudden-death shootout, before beating Prince George :~0. The : Chicago in the semifinal a undefeated through the four.games audible. Unofficial shlngs after games Sunday July 17,1983 Terrace.scored in the second half to win over Prince Geo~e~was the only week ago. So when the Stars The 10-3 lead ballooned to team Up...w,..1., .f...a...pal'. •i they played at tbe tournament, winning tie the game and then went through two loss the tournament : champions shaved a 17-3 Michigan lead 14 points on the "first Terrace Builders Irlyblrds 16 14 2 .187 66 .87s three gaines Sahlrday and one Sunday overtime periods and the r~gular suffered in the tournament, giving the SKBMolsonWreckers 16 12 4 ; 149 187 .7S0 before being declared winners of the" shoniout.before winning it on tile first Terrace team a measure of satisfaction to three paints in the fourth ~s~s'sion of the second Gus' " 15 10 5 1.$.$ 105 .~67 toOrnament when their schedules final- sudden.death shootout, after two elese defeats the day before. quarter Sunday, there was •half.. ,lfebert .took the WllllamsMovers 1,$ 10 5 116 76 .667 concern on the Michigan Panthers 80 yards in 15 KokaneeKings 16 10 6 141. 103 .62~ .i bench. • plays. Michigan scored TakharOllers 15 ,$, 7 134 97 .&13 But HebeR took the when Holloway caught a 14-" Dreamworld.K. Grace Const, 15. 6 ; P ~ 123 140 .400 Panthers to .midfield',and yarder. LakelseHotel 15 5 10 103 148 .~13 Irlybirds have a perfect weekend called an out route" for NerthwestLoggers 1,$ 4 11 98 ,173 .257 Carter, ;who. had ~been . Later, Willie Collier made UAB 16 4 12 104 184 .250 Terrace: Builders senior men's slowpitch weekend in league play. knockout playoff to earn the burning the Stars' secen- a diving catch of quar- WestenWestend 14 t 13 61 175 .071 Irlybirds had a big weekend "finals in Vei'non on the side. In a playoff'Series for the zone berth in the B.C.'s da~j all night. Herbert also terback Chuck Fusina's 21- Friday Results: UAB. 12 _Westend_Z;--Irtyblrds_3: in the Terrace Men's Iriybirds beat Williams spot in the B.C. finals, -Warned hiS team in the yard pass for a touchdown. Williams 2. ~. August 13 and 14; "Sunday Rssults: Kokanee.17 Dreamworld 6; SKB Molsons Slowpiteh League, winning Movers 3-2 Friday night and Irlybirds were unbeaten In that playoff, Williams huddle to.stay alert for'a .Thenhegrabbedatwo-point 10Lakelse9;UAB15NWL~11; Irlyblrdsl0Gus'4. both ~eir games' and then beat Gus' 10-4 Sunday again as they swept through. Movers. and Irlybirds 'change of play. conversion pass and sad- Monday Games (at Riverside); Williams vs. Westend (7 earning a berth in the B.C. evening to cap undefeated the . three-team ~ double- handed Kokanee Kings two ::i "I told them to get read~ denly the Stars were only a p,m.I; SKB MolsOns vs. Takhar (approx. 8:15 p.m.). • " straight losses, by scores of for an audible, that they -: field goal behind with ,- 15-) to Wgllams and g-6 to wonid probably come with a almost nine minutes t° play" F[ Co n c0rdes reach for lost Iriybirds, to eliminate them '.safety blitz," Hebert ' Philadelphia got the ball: ' "l. on Saturday evening, back with 6:09 remalning, When Scott Woerner but the Panthers forced the ", blasted Williams 20-1 to put made his move out ofthe Stars to punt and, on their respectability in CFL East Williams *in the position of . 'StpcS'=.,, secondary, ' the next possession, Hobart and The much-maligned touchdown passes -- two b~k-bnd kept giving:them :. havJng b) Wht two straight t~er s were prepared. Carter' hooked up on the Provincial Montreal ~ncordes, games in the final to 6am Hebert called his audible clinching TD apiece to slotback Brian De the ball," said Ottawa head. the berth. :" wiuners of.only two games In the final seconds, even 11oo and rookie wide coach George Brancato, Irlybirds ended, the#series *and Carter ran downfield $5OO,OOO last season, took a giant receiver Jeff Patterson -- whose cluh'fel] to 1-1.' for the TD. as Fusina was throwing the eaUy, though, winning the game's last touchdown step Saturday night toward and running for another.. The TiCats created a: final game 7-1, The cuShion allowed the WINNINj L I MBEI pass, hundreds of fans regaining some 'lost Veteran kicker Don Sweet three-way tie for second In. other regualr-season Panthers to surrender a eredibillty with a 36-28 eonverted the majors and place in the East with •' acU-on Friday night. UAB final-drive Philadelphia swarmed Onto the Mile High victory over Ottawa Rough Stadiuo turf. added a single. Montreal and Ottawa by won,: their first of two touchdown without harm~ HERE ARE THE MOST RECENT WINNING NUMBERS Riders 'in, one ~'.bf two Ottawa ~ halfback Alvin grounding Saskatchewan straigh't victories, beating ~ JUtV $ JULY 1 Canadian Football' League (Skip) Walker, the league's quarterbaek Joe (747) Westend 12-7. :UAB won games during.the weekend. lea~ng nmhbr last season Aden,s and playing letter- their second straight game 12,0542,15 1118 $11~'~9-"J The Concordes, formerly with 1,141 yards, scored a perfect offence themselves. and fourth of the season JUNE 24 JII kno~vn as the Alouettes and pair of Ottawa TDs 'and Wide receiver Keith Sunday afternoon when they once a feared member of slotbackPat Stequa caught Baker grabbed a pair of TD ~ beat Northwest Loggers 15- Local Sports Shorts • Check each draw date on your ticket and compare the Eastern Division, a 'J.C. Watts pass for passes from Clements, who .'11 after blowing a 7-2 lead the number drawn for that date with the number on showed poise and discipline another. Gerry Organ also threw a TD pass. to and*allowing NWLA to tie yb[Jr ticket. . at Olympic Stadium in contributed three converts running '• back /Johnny the score at 7-7. I I • If only the last six. five. four, three, or two digits on recovering from a !5-0 first- and a single for the Rough Shepherd. Running back K0kanee Kings beat : I/haler-8 minor soccer scorns I yoUr ticket are identical to and in the same order as quarter deficit to post their Riders, the witming numbers above, your ti~:ket iS eligible Rufus Crawford scored on a Dreamw'orld-K. Grace 17-9 to win the corresponding prize• first victory of 1963. Reevek, a former star one-yard ran,#nd defensive. ~in the first Sunday game game scores from the under-8 division of the "There's a degree of skill with Texas Tech,. was with ,Tom Adkins getting a TerrOnlynee Youth Soccer ,Association were available after. back Gerald Bess in; two-run homer, and SKB . last6 digitswin $50.000 t there this year that we were singled out for praise by weekend plait.. tercepted a John Hufnagei: Molson. Wro~ers took a !ast 5 digitswin $1.000 missing la#.t year," said Gelat after the Concordes pass and returned it. 102 In that division, it was Terrace Chrysler Aspens 6 Doc's last 4 digitswin el00 United 0; Dairy Queen Busters 0 Kinsmen Jets 0; Ken's head coach Joe Galat. '!.The evened 'their record at I-L yards for the-major, ,disputed 10-9 tenth.inning last 3 dIQitswin ,. $25 ~thusiasm is there." "He's going-to come on . win over Lakeine Hotel in' photoMlghty Mites 9. Tilden Tigers O; Vie Froese Trucking Kicker Bernie ~" Runff the nextgame." Graham Hot Rudders 2 Centennial Lions l; and Totem Ford last 2 digitswin $10 At Regina, Hamilton dear and our quarterbaeking is (Complete prize delslll on revered of licker} • Saskatehewan Rider Pride going to get betteras he gets. chipped in with 20 paints on Scott scored the winning run Mustangs 4 Camperinnd Giants 0. a devastatingblow, as the to know the hallclub a little five converts, tour field on a Paul Walker double in REDEMPTION OF CASN PRIZE8 goals and three'singles, thetenth, andJlmKellarhit MAJOR CASH PRIZES: Winners of major prizes may claim • Tiger-Cats rolled b... a 5~19 .better,,' said GMat. "After Smif ers golfen lonely their prize by following the claim procedure on the back victory over the he gets ~ know his Dwight Edwards and Ray a two-run homer earlier in of the ticket• '~ " the game ' " , , Roughriders. recelt,ers and his protec- Elgaard caught Huinagal ~ The~,ame ma,, be ~ Adisap.pointingternoutlntheSmithersmensundwomens OTHER CASH PRIZES: Other cash prizes, up to and TD passe~', late in the game d ..... = .... women s gou tournamenton the weekend r~ulted inertly 29 including Sl,0OO may be cashed at any branch of the "I think it's the best all- tion, he'll be even more Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce in Western Canada, around game we've played effective." for the Roughriders, Who dl sputa. .stEer a competi~xa~._showingup, but that was ail right asfar ,~ the by anypsflicipating retailer, by any participating Lottery also got two, two-pnint '. angreemen[ :.over the Smlthers.go~,ers were eonceroed as they won three of four "ticket Centre, or by following the claim procedure on the offensively;" said TiCat The Rough Riders, who back of the ticket• quarterback TOm Clemonis. could'de little after their converts and a fieldgoal by ..proper use el me reentry flues in the tournament ' " rule. . .; Alan Wilson of Smithers won the;low grpes title with a 165 In the event of d,screpancy between this list'and the official -."We bad success throwing first-qunrter outburst, wmnmgnumbers Ilsl, the lalter shall prevail. David Ridgway. Tonight's• games at over 36 .holes, foHownd by Peter Cap,well, also of Smitbors, the ball, we ran the ball well :. hindered their cause by. Soskatchewan head coach Riverside Park have who was in at 170. ~nd our offensive llne pass com n~t~jng eight turnovers Joe Faragalli,whose club Will,lama playing Run Miller wun the low net title with a I~, while Ruth protected well," on three interceptions and slipped to.l-l, said there was ~:Dreamwarid at 7 p.m. and Sllvlerun won the ladies' low net with a 157. P,ookie quarterback" Run five fu~nbles. not a great deal he could tell SKB Molson meeting The 0nly tltle not won by a Smithers golfer was thethe R~ves ~,led Montreal's "We had the game going his players after the Takhar Oilers at ladies' low gross, taken by Barb Guest of Prince George. : comehack by throwing four our 'way and we just sat shellacking, approximately 8:15 p.m. Etmlce Miller of Smither finished second with 197. :o. .... :- -,i ; "" ~. • •! 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• •=~ailuan sources. 'elpim/the,.:Jeflist'~ wee told' Embnssy~perooanel and then ~ .~:*~ !:~, /':~'~i]~":,'; MOdel : Vlckl M0rllan'a in: :Madrid, '~ Spain, ,:Mlt;:~Penide; mksazlne relpert'~ ; i gov~"p._ment~.i~ Manab~a is . tryini| to~. . to:saW all relations With them. =:: / onetime lawyer, .Marvin chelson'.said he eince has thatoneofthesourcasluid lso!atbu~S..Einbasw officlals~ bloc!ring~ :. Despite the charg~es, Qearly all of the _ . I I tn,~h=l,,m says "two hiked with two neonle be ' ,,~td him a Wldte l~Use • ...... • con~et~'. ,andj_ ; h ar,ay,h~_. ~:~. l,(~.~ pea.P.le.ia.vited ~!~s- ~Yw'~~un ~, .:L PO"~. er. D avidBowie~aY, be a ho useh.o.]d w.erdinlthe., saparate ':. soLtrces,.: _have, considerS "reliable" who'." advisor said 'Los Ai~u . Ni~4irazuun czuzen~ woo uem wire trio ..~ ce~eeranon at.me emoa y. ~ . " v, :.rock e~pitais of the werla out m r~ormK, va., me mayer ~,;,,,,,,,,~ . him """ that " o~nRrm',~4 th~ ~zi~f@no_~"nf ',v,li,,~ " ; " - in~tlamlna-'. : ~! .zssy.. , . ' ..... ~ ' ...... ~'.I includinS.some government officials, barely knows the~'BHtish:rock singer e name. ~ ~ .~ ~,~'~,~w.~,h~uln~'~ via,~t=~ th.t :,,n.id I~ ~^,.~o.', " m6~,~ ' had • ~ he Nicaraguan. govermnent has y ery~. .:In .another develogm~t, • four .U,S~ Mayor Vincent Thomas.announced Bowie would play in.,= h,~ ~^~,=~,.,~t ,~ffl~h,1.. =,nh*~.n~ln~" ' in .. tb,~ ' " ..,a~,=.,~ that "~z~llv ' '. etrictlycurtafledaccess by the embassy to , congressmen ended, a vbit Sunday. an the cit in late Au~Ist, adding. This-is about the hottest ...,.a.. ~.t.~ • i.,,, ,he, to~,,=, n==~o. =,~,,,.,~.,~,,^...... --..~..,,~ . = n,,.w=n ..... j rivateofflclala, ~ aUS. F,mbaUyofficlal • 'saldthey did not belf~etheSandlnista on dr ese das I derstand" • ...... ' .... " i, ...... ' "...... " " ' I , • P - .. :.,, ...... , .-. , ...... ~...... •., .~...... act. to. th ...... y, tm . . , ...... RebsrtStoinbergnever i~w .... I .bellqvetherearetapes,~- ~: ,. ....cabinet member...~ ...... ,...... ui d recently..: Any attempt to.contac!: a....6overnment presents a.. threat to.. ,the '. Th.e 60-year.-old mayor, admlttedhe hadnever heard.• of. : .,~_.=~_ ~.... ~ ...... • and ,it ':Comes.- from. tWO. • 11te ' Celebrity ' lawyer ] . . * ' " en" f''-- is ..... onum ...... s ...... ' ...... ,, " ...... "' ~g~ ~ ~0 ZZet~ "" ~ a ~ ; 4f" Um~ :~ ' "'" " " '" " " r = " = ~eq '~ a few.yeare ago,. ' ' " ; :: " .... ":t-~"--;~-,t;-'earbui,~ .... se,,a-af~e • sources Mit- ,----"h--ized ho'vveVer that:- ' :[ and often unproductive eyen at.technlcal ~ Personally,..we. don t: think so, ~ . Thomas said he wash t sure,he had ever 5~rd Bowie s h,f 1' dnn't, thlnkSteinber~ ' ehelson, eaid ' ' .... .' ' :~i~o. ~" i,,, .,,,,,.~,. ==. " . I • levels, '/ •...... ': ...... P,epresmtative Don Edwards (D~alif,) ' m ualc . • " "L ...... ~ ...... "...... an...... ta , ,, Mitchelson'...... - --Me " an, . a...... 30-year.old . ....• ...... ' " •" • Nicaraguan ...... officials. , denied ...the .....saidin response to a • question ....at a news ~ , ~ - ,, I hear alot=of. .~usie.thesc , ....~.. , ...... _ "...~.=,,..,o,....~o,,,~.~-. Y Pea • .... ,,.., ~.~o~.rg_...... was" ~' -.. fo-nd .' the=,-*'-=,.---.-.~ White House .,~-.....-~.-- adviser. He.: ....,' ]. " ~. " • allegations,• ~ . . - " .. -." . " , ...... " '. • - . conferenoe• , before• le~ving for El Salvador., , ,I used "to •be able to-tell~ . youa. . . • lot.about" . ' Glenn.b,,.~,• , .'. ,,.u..L:,' • -. o~aCU ...... J.~ua~v.~s.y~ '~"~-.'-';'-W" ~-~,,A~,,.w~'~ ~' . ""~'-"~-'~==.~,,~.. ,. ,,~.."'aoa'~'Jul" . ° ~. 7 .' ]qs~.:.. I'U|Lq~I"~t~J~_. , ... M|~t J,vJi~7|~41£t|." • ~c_...... , " " .'- [" * •, The sources said the efforts to curtail ~The delegation, which ,also indu ed T0mmy Dorsay and Frank Sinatra, .. ,, . _~,~ , ,._ __..= ...... ~..~,..,,.t~.,.~....,~, ~ -, -~ " - h,,, ' i ' • contacts. " between Niearasuansand..... , ' : U.S,. "Representatives' - " " Mike- ' Lowry" * . (D-Waph.)," _ • . -- ...... • . .'"• , ... ~'~.~.': • ' .. . "• ". ...• " .: ...~.,=...IIUIiU IiqP~ w~o. .~.~=,,~.~.. ih~v~ , m..~.:.~;,..., Mh~ o~ttttav ~u,,y,,.,,i. ml~,at,.,..;#,~a. u~azt. .pro mmenl; ...-aS!., [ires %~ uu,,.... -.: ~]., v,u,~m~ --u,..-5 ~.,- -,,o,,.- -,-, wT-,,~,,., never mennonen any tapes , . officials intensified afieraisedes of ex- " Les:Aucoln (D.Orel).and GeorBe ivflliei" Nebraska Governor. B0bKerrey and'.actrese Debra • ' " " " " ' -'/ ~i • " a sin ' is i d " a ~overnment . officials M eu~in Pancoast, 33. PoHce: •Steinbarg, • meanwhile, ! ' puisionS of'dl~omats fro~ each country " (1)~COiff,), came to gathei" information Winger..... have crossed paths g , th t me uring n aging 'in~ sexual' .. a cts. saldPancoast confes!~l to- continuedtoduchreporten' i ~I •last month, ; : . i .... ~ . • before a House debate on a bill that would Oregon Trails Day celebration•. . . . : " . . ,,e~m'..~^~o ,h,.~ ~a.-4.., " A ~I.S, ~source" ~id,f0ur Nlcara~unn ~.s~ek to end~covart,U,8, assistance to anti- TheDemecraticsovernorandWingerhayeb~srist, .. , - for ~="..,...... =,~rt" o ...." ,... the murder,-. i"'~L .- , ". ' - • - questionstapes and aboutan alieption the alleged that i ~:" employeca0f theembassy were for~d.to - -~andiqlsta.Nic~a~asuan rebels operatlnS "r goss/pcolumnista since their January meetln~ during the "~.-~o~'~,~ • M~n's Mkcnemen aocilned. to .'he falsely, claimed they 51 ~. quit because of govermnent press~e, i{ ' . qlut ~f.~ses in Honduras. : -. i • -flimingofthemovleTermsofEndsarmentatLincoin, ..... Ne b,. law~er...... In.her ' :$10-milll0n"-'"-" - Identify "either of the were:stolen from, his law" ~ • "They. would get ~ils and threats,", he .. " ]~kedlf:there wasa ik~sibfiity thaLU.S. ~ The two have been seen together at several official• func: pali,.u.w-,,.'~/~-- • '-...... " ,.so~alnst sources he cited. Asked if office. • . ' sa!d,'"Tl~n, ne day,they Just disappeared, ~ ..h~o0Pe Would'be'sent to,-.C~tral Ain~ri.ca; tions, , " " ' . " " !1 , andlater ealiedfrom otitaide the•enuntry ~ *:Mflier.repiled:~'"We hbpe that the part Kerrey;35,exensed, himselfearly.fro~aparadeto•,,mee t B~em;,.• ~:;had dAif~ ei~erhndssenthetapos, he ~ He • 'has .not returned: , ...... - .~ - replied: "One was certainly . messages - left with his '~ i: sayin8 theyhad .,been forced to leave, ' -, p~yed by the United S~teswill be trying afrlend" a~t the Scotisbluff County Airport, Gorins, Neb .... '%'? ; • -- "It appears 'to:'be',a major 'effort to ' toachieve peace In .c~tral A~ertca," Mayor John McLellan said. :;i .:,' a~t~W~eOg;te~be~gnyi~t~i~s~, epealdng ~frbm'hanrsay, the *' answering. ,service since . isolate us comp!etely.' . -.~ .~ ' i iThe Sondln~tas,who led the revolt, that The= mayor later met with the ~7-year-old Winser who ,...... ,,~",h=..x,,~ i, . other may or may not have Wednesday'and.lzas refused i Nicaragua expelled .three ein~y. ~:~ust4M the ript.wing government of the apparently flew in to join Ke~eY for. thei:elebration, "..... " ...... ~..., seen them bynow," to.ltalk to reporters 8t his J • otaffars-lust month, c!aimin8 they were- ':~/late Preeldent AnestasioSom0zain.July, • Winger's role in the movie!Urban Cowboy made her a Cheviot Hills. home and. .lnvoived[na plot topolsun~Forcil~.:;..•~:.l~l~,accusetheReal~anadrniniotrationof.. . star, and she,was an Osear nominco.... for her role in An OPEC meets ., .=,o.,-.steinbergclalmed,aweek Mlldstor Mi~uci D'Escoto. " - .:,. - , . "trainin~ and aidlngthe rebelsin order to Officer and A Gentleman. " !!] ~he Reagan administration called the topplethe government.. '. ago .that he had three. accuastion absurd and retalisged by ex- Washington, in turn, claims the San- U.S. Senator Edward. Kennedy will be. invited to a " " videotapes .showing sex! :[ 20 Nicaraguan diplomats and. dintstan are helping left-wing insurgents in memorial serviee commemorating the 20th anniversary of aid )reu[er ) .-- OPEC oil ministers bega~ a tw0..t!ay me parties involving Morgan," doelng the cOuntry's eix consulates in the. the civil war against /he U,S,-backed ,the +aessainatlen of+hls brother, former president. John ~fl today.with compromises emersiug on two iseues that +- Blcomiugdalei three other ~ J ! United States. ' ' " government in El Salvador and:wunts to Kennody,=,a DallM Democratic party leader soya. ~-- have threatened .to upset the exporter sroup'e new'-found "women and five other men,. ~| MAN DETAINED cut what it claims is a weapons supply Kennedy, a Democrat fromMassachussetts, has not been unity, conferencas ourcas said, three of them government One Menagua buslnessmen said he was route to Salvadoran rebels.' in the Texas city since his brother was killed No.v. 23, 1963. They said a potential dispute between Iran .and Iraq over officials whom Steinberg .! • ' • Hie spokesman sald no plans have been made for the day of theappointment of a new OPEC secretary general mishl be has not identHied. ~ , resolved bythesalecUonofaenmpromisecandidate. "iMliii~ Walesa eturns to " work o.,v_,,If Kennedy appeare it would indieate hie family "doesn't On the second issue, the sources said Nigeria will 8ive its r. ., have the hard feelL'qp they mlght normaily have for Dailas. IS.pertners in the Orsanizallon of Petroleum Exporting . . • ,/- : ,., . , WARSAW (AP) --A Jubilant Leah intheforthcomlngsolldarltyanniverasry. It would be a positivestatement and be goed forDailas and Countriee a pledge of major oil preduction cuts b~ the end of ,~.._~.,//,~.~_../ • Walesa, returned to hid (kknsk shipyard '?I will never~ forget August and I Just Democrats here and in Texas and aeross the country," said August to bring it into llne with a pricing and output accord •" wor,kplac*e : today, recelvin8 a- hero's , hope that society will n~er ~orget it," he Frank Hernandez,. chairman': of the local Democratic ' renched in...London in March. ~.~.~, welcome fromh,000 workers and official said Sunday, referring to the August, 195}, Kennedy ltistortcal Observance Committee, i The London accord, which lowered OPEC's benchmark ///~. - a!,)in~,al for ~a prevbu£y unauthorized " shipyard ,~trikes that led to the creation.of ,- . . , '"..- . • -- : . - . priceto ~ U,S.abarrel and sota totaIOPECoutput ceflin~ vacation, • - .. , S oHdsrity, "The Ideas of Solidarity will A case of name-dropping could make voting easier in the .of 17,~ million barrels a day, is credited with havin8 "If Ifight I alwayo win," Walesa told never die. They must win.some day." Baltimore, Md,, September Democratic primary election, etabtiized the chaotic world oil market. The Assoclaled.Prese by.. telephone from His. comments indicated he was asone of four Murphys has decided to end a bid for. a But industry sources see the deal threatened by an up- for yourself and others,'.' ' ;y .epr could serve as a starting point for Delphea Murphy dropped .out on the final day of with- estimatedI00,000barreis a day above its daily output quota H w IHT0WH? Walesa, who said he had received -a .rebuildln8 independent unions, drawals, leaving only one Murphy runnin8 for mayor of the of.I.35 million, barrele, ~ ' "vacation card" lugltimizin8 the two DKAFT NEW LAWS 10th-lar~ent city in the U,S, ELECTION NEARS .. , • : • ws~ of leave he has idrsady taken and The-Communist government ie widely Mrs~ Murphy had entered-th6r~ce July 5 against William . Conference soiirces said the expected Nigerian pledge tL~ US PU1 i 81viug him two weeks more, plane to leave expected to end military rtde Friday, but it .Murphy and/incumbent mayor William Donald Schaefer was aimed at heading off OPEC pressure foran increase in 00T TJ~[ M~T Gdsmk in a few duys lor another round of has be~n drafting laws and regulations only hours after William Murphy's mother, Madeline, the price of Nigeria's oil during the campaign before FORYOU[ i holidays .... .incorporating many of the tou~ martlal entered the race for a city council seat. , , * -8eneral-elections that start in Nlgeria on Aug. 6, ,,,'Y~ . The Solidarity tmion:ieador eaid Sunday . law restricttons into Poland's regular Another candidate for that seat is Delpbaa Murphy s son, With woHd oil sales still depressed, OPEC officials he would prefer martial law. to a setof criminal code, ' Timothy, who was al~POinted-to the Job .in March, 1993. believe the exporter:~roup can only maintain th~829.prlce JJJ~[ ~ .

week. • .then.saNd ~y~u' later. Solidarity, th • elalminS the right to nominate a sueceeser to Gabun's Marc ~ " ...... 'Nguema und~"an~phab~tlc:rotation~eyi,tem. B/~" Iraq; ~t~ ~ ~ i¢i( "It's somethln$I Jnst calmot accept,, he first indepondeattrade unio~i:~'~d~/~et" ..... ':'I' NL'Ir.vv i I: i ~ vi" V war with the Iranians for aimoat three years, has put for- "~ :" said/:',l looked 'at the~..prop0a~a, o~.'~e, i bloc, waa suape~t,ded.when the military" ~overnment and.the new |awsl and I J.u~t ' .rtdewasdoclaredendwasoutiawedbythe HOLLYWOOD, Fla. (AP) .a long-totem, unified ward a rival candidate ...... ,~..... ' : - -- President P.ea~an has national approach to • the.. . Conference sources said neither manlooked likely to win Nsncy Gc~rfle /! ~:. hope they Will be reJe~ed~ I would prnfer ... SOJm (parliament) last-October. -. " .... s'-" " . martial law thtm'~that,'' .'~, . -- . Parliamentary sources said Heuryk chosen ,:..~.ormer.....state. freedom and independence . the necessary unanimous approval of thie biannual con- Pkene 63s.Te. .. Walesa has hinted that he is ~ his ~. • Jablonski, presldent ~of the Council- Of " secretary uenry mssmger .- of, the countries of Central ference, and.it was possible an Algerian ml~ht .be put for- ~ ' " :! '~. vacatlon time to plan new atrate~i~, .. State;. wlil propose liflln~martinl law to head'a new biPa.rtlsan America." wa~ae a Compr0mke~ choice. ... ! .. :telllng U, S,/ielevidco .reporters'he had wedaesds~v, U.S. commission to advise I ~- "elaborated some idaas," but had yet ~[o ~. They asid Gen. WoJeib~h Jaruzelski, himon CentralAmeHean ~put/heminto,;final form. : ~. .. Poiand's premier 'and- Communist ,party poliey. I BUY -- "TR.,zJD E sEmi -~ - -CHANTHIS I~A~ " . '° • i.~."chief, thenwiil present thepropoeal in a The commission is part of - " : i Reagan's renewed.effort to m ~, \Walesa sa/d.today that about 5,000.': ~' on political amn~tY~.echeduled " worhlero,chantod 51sname, and~---. Th,.,,- ". i..:, win conl~essiono] suppo. their, approval when he entered : the The'government is preparing to declare for his campalp "to..keep IRENT '-- GARAGE SALES . sldpyards where Solidarity wan formed ., ~ amnesty, for all but 40 of about 450 the light of liberty alive" in i ,during the August, 1960, striksa~ .... Solidarity memberS and advisers ira- Central America, ! said.""It was a ve~ nice. celebration," he pdsonedsources,said.f°r tam'tie1 law violations, the minist~at[onA.or Peaganofficial~,d- HELP WANTED ,' Waleoa had risked being ~ .and Walesa toldABC News the tough new travelling with the ...... - ; deaslfled a "social parasite" eubjoet'to government measures would make "the president to. Hollywood SER VICES...... fines and mandatory ~abor by.taki~the gap between:them (the authorities)and today for, a speaking, "~ i' unauthorizedleave•ear]lerthiS-z~en/h, socieyeves~.eat~than•italreadyis.,, enga~ementconflrmedthat and- an--y in the : He first asked for~.a dulY or Sep't.ember ."Lifting martial", law will change Reagan had offered the job ', ~i~.attca;andrefmedt6~epttheAus~t nothing,"heasid."Andthesocietywillnot~ to Kiuinger in a Sunday =, m more data offered by the shipyard munagemet.' let things be thrust uponit. The laws are night telephonecall and that. i..... i " The' management apparently tried to made to bo even woroe than under martial Kieoinger had accepted. manneuvre l~n' into i.taking vacation law and therefore this is not the path to The official/ who i " : "~- # ..... ! " fo"ow.' ..... ;• .- . " demanded anonymity, paid_~ -.... i durin~ AUgUStbecauseofhissymboUc role Reqan had not planned to ! ...... ,., .,:, -- . . i -anununca Kissinger's ap- ;~-~ i • ( ~i. ' . poinimunt today, but.. I changed .his mtnd after Chad:rejects ceasefire word of his choice leaked to' I N'DJ.(MENA (AP).- " when hewsa capiuredlast pe0p|e of that country the medla; ;i.'-~/ _ .Chad" has .r~Jected an, 'week by government troops alon~." The source also said that .. ~ .,.; "./~ ," " ~. " ..tion of ~Ah.tean in.northcasternChi~d; Dlplomatic'•sources,in .,an would soon nn.e U~ty~ll for a eeaseflre in Government offleials said Chad have said Libya .eight other members to the ! 2o words_ or ]ess _tl~,~clvllwar, ~li Libya the prisonertold them 3,000 trained and armed Chadian panel. Republican and ~nalMe for the. war mercenaries from various rebsl forces and a Democratic e0ngressional ~i:~must be deten-ed from: countries hadbeen hired by multinational force that ie leaders, he added, would " " ' " ..... " ' ' " " od~ " ... ft~eraggresslon, Goukomfl to flghtwith the flgh. alongelde th., appoint ','.or ZUUA'IA '~Fhe fundamental cause rebels. ' " I-Iabre's government has ' sultanis" to the group.con.. He - ofthin war is Llbyn," said OAU MEETS received French weapons said the commission is to atien TheOAU. wasmadain thro amut, de,once '.portto ,enby. .,. I day.,_:_=-.-, =-.':-L: _.01L, Som~idla .~ Mehnmat in a a eommanlque issUed"in paet. Reugan,-in a toughly siateinent Sunday, Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, worded . speech to the -- _ , Oa..tLirday, .e OAU after a two.y .ee. o,f a in October, 1980 1.1byan Internutlonal Longshore- callid~for both an end to nine-comitry OAU com- troops occupiedall of Chad, men's Association meeting *.,4,50 ~0~'.~/nvolvement in the mittee dealing"with Chad. inip0.sin8 Gouknuni as-the in Hollywood, made clear Wa~, and "for "national It said Chad's citizens country's president. The that.he has no intention of ' -...... • - " re~. ncillation"' .belw&n ~were"vlctlmsofprotraeted ~ Libyans .pulled out a year" forsaking his determined '. - " .,...... ~- = . ~,...... , ..,~--.:. =- .. . ._ ':~t.,Hi~eneHabre's " etrffe exacerbated. =,by :/aterund-erheavy'preamn'e defenee"of El Salvador's ...... " * day...... • : ...... 0lILT . ',~,~t'i~drebels led foreign interference., an¢ from other ~ African court- government Or his anti- "3: consecutive S _ by~!~. :(0.me~ ' ', pl~sident intervention for almost'two . tig~,, Ha,,,bre, :a ~ former .commmis~ cz~sade in the ...... ,, •' /,:~'~!'.. i *" " ~'~" ~ . - troubled region. " " "- " ' ..... " ' :" " i" GoukouatOueddei; decades," defenee::, ~n~m', soon ~: ...... ~ ~ ...... " ~'/~ / ' i-"Maliltmat ~.id a eeaseflre "The. destiny" of ' Chad rbi~!aeed Gouko~ as chief • He said the commission ' '~ . "- " wu Out oftse question ae must be de~rmined by the of state, .~ "willlay-~e f0uhdaqon.fof . . .~.~:i " % , ' =ad co . .5 eonsecutwe...... days______.__'0HI. • 7 I 50 "~e:,0y" ,e~eut ,how" :: " : ": .... v W~';,~rters a/q,p" a m bu slleoI:- " tured,, / barefoot Libyan ' "See• handy cllp out coupon on page 8 arm~. ,.~)rlx)ral -who said BELFAST (AP) -- Tee policemen and a policewoman , ,': , thn~ ~, ~ 1,500 Libyan were w~unded by ambushers in Londonden7 wh~ they soldiers fi~htlng with the answered a call for help at an apartment build n~ for the re~: elderly, a Royal Ulster Constabulary spokesman said. .,~. • Tlkei•handoOflled. prisoner Thegunmea flredStmday'frem ahotmenear, the apart- "~. ~ ~i~B j[,_~' it • • e- -,

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"1 I ARE YOU PRE•NANT, , MOTHERS " : 1 ALANON:& FOR SALE "~638-1912 =-- worried, thinking of an SEXUAL ASSAULT HELP TIMEOFF • MEETINGS• 24" Cedar Shakes. Also L A W LIB R A R Y LARGE/AND SMALL iota.fobbed, multi-qse abortion? We at Birthright LINE We offer support and 635-9019 Monday at Mills MemorlEI buying blocks. ASSISTANT TI)e B.C. Law TETRAULT woUld like fo offer *you our understanding to victims of Hospital et 8p.m. : -' (ppd.SAug.) Library, :Foundation 'is utility~ sheds:. Very rea~ionably priced. support and friendship. sexual assault and NORTHWEST Phone' Isabel seeking a paFt-tlme(6 hours harrasmont. Sexual abusers Wood construction thus PLAOE F~ee confidential ALCOHOL & DRUG 635.9359 FILTERQUEEN per week) Library A~slstent don't stop voluntarily, they no. condensation. No pregnancy tests available. COUNSELLiN• Gloria Sales& Service fop the Terrace Courthouse need Intervention from __ '635-5546 Library: • :General library ~ m!ldew ,or corroslorL TIIIIcum Building . 4721 others. Call anytime. 635. 638-8i17 Free 'clallvery. and APARTMENTS Suits 201 Lazelle Ave. Office • . (ppd.AygJ 635-7~ and clerical :duties.. High 4042. School Diploma and LIbl:ary a~sembly.. Inquire at | Frldge; stove,, drapes, hours: Man. to Sat. from 9 (ppd.aprl130.84) SKEENA~OUTH KSAN HOUSE is available :Bakker's Modular I carpeting, off street a.m. to 11 a.m. Phone 635- IMA•E IMPROVEMENT experlencoli'equired. Some WORKS iNCENTIVE tow.omen and children Who formal ::!lbrary .training , St~d~res.. Phone 638- I parking, security 3907 anytime. --- TERRACE & PROGRAM (SYWl P) have been physically or Preferred; .Fo~oi~d resu:rne 17~ e~nlngs,e" Vlewati system. (ppd-29July "831. 635-5778 mentally' abused• I.f you PERSONALCOLOR Co-op:Eulldlng S(~pplles. I DISTRICT "DRApiNG by ~dly 29, 1983.~fO Maureen COMMUNITY need a .;safe .temporar.y B:: McCormick,/*Exedutlve refuge call the•help line. 635. Rent, slid I~ TERRACE HOMEMAKER SERVICES SPECIAL SERVICES Dlrectoit,. B.C. Law .Library -635.3178 TOCHILDREN 4042. L Foundation, BO0':'snltthe .$300 SERVICES- Provides (ppd.apri130-84) assistance with household ~)3D Park Ave. 635-7087 str.eet, Vancouver, B.C;, Terrace, B.C. V8G 1V5 vaz 2E1.. Phone manager management and dally - IMAGE,: anytime living activities to-aged, TERRACE L~_._____~ ~:m2 . -- " (p5-221uly) handicapped, ALTERNATE "ANSWERING BUREAU 638-8195 (ppd:eAug.) convalescents, chronically EDUCATION DO YOU NEED 638-1268 ilh'etc. 4619Lakeise Avenue. ili HERBALIFE EXTRA INCOME? . COMMUNITY TERRACE ..... : WANTED --. Spoiled hay. Phone 635-5135. Lose weight Nowl It's'easy .~Avonhesanopportunlty. Will pick up. Phone 635•2515 CLINTON MANOR "~pd-30No~: "83) .1 WORKS HOMEMAKERS PARTICIPANTS of last 635-5135 -- Guarantoedl Genlene, for.you. We'll show you after 4. Bachelor and one ~'ear's Take Back The Night 635.9290 after 5 p.m. how to earn good mon~y (sff) bedroom suites CONSUMER ..... TERRACE RECYCLING are. Invited to attend the (acc.29Ju!y) . In your spare time. Call available Im med; INCHES AWAY cLUB. COMPLAI NTS OFFICE R '" 635-7271 first meeting of the now and start right lately,. Frldge & DEBT meets every Tuesday at organizing committee for TOLSEC Home & awayl 638.1850. and Store Included. COUNSELLOR - thls-year~s event, -~t the 6:00 p.m. In the Skeena VOCATIONAL C o m m e r c la I a I a r m (acc14-aprll.ffn) Phone 635.3635 or 635- Health Unit. For 635-1256 SUPPORT& Terrace Women's Centre 5189 to view. (4542 Park Ave.,) Thursday, systems. Phone 638.0241. Information call Margaret LIVING SKILLS (P20:9 Aug.) MEALS-ON-WHEELS AugustIth at 7:00 p.m. For ... • (ppda5aug) .... -, 635-3166 or Cheryl 638-1232. 635-7863 more Information, call (ppd-8July) 635-6461 ,, '"'"'" (PPd-22July) Maureen at 635-3487or leave MUST SELL 24' Fibreform• WOODGREEN a message at 638-0228. ~! ~ :~i~; ~~!~;~:~:~;~ ~,~.,~;~ ~ .. .~ New paint, new top, new APARTMENTS 1, 2, 3 (nc.22]uly) Interior. Engine redone. bedroom apartments. Many extras. Must be seen Downtown locality. A COPY of the report of the to'be appreciated. Located Complete with dishwasher, NWCC. Nursing Diploma i ~'i~i~'~i'~ i'~~ ~ ~ ~"*~;~ ~ THORNHILL Lakelse. Phone 798.2267 EXCAVATIN•. Water• 'fireplace, I frldge, etove & Feasibility Study. !~ ,now (Lekelse Lake) or 628.3285 drapes. Undercover*- .... IHDEX available fo the public - WATCH with beige strap, lines, sewer IInos, ge~)eral ~(Pr. Rup.) Corner Walsh& Eby. Phone backhoe work. J.D. 510. perklag. Security entrance• 1 Co~nmunlty Services Services through each NWCC centre (p10.28iuly) Phone 635-9317• 1 2 Coming Events 24 Situoflons Wanted 49 Wanted to Rent (library) in the region. 635.6302 local 262. 'Phone 635-5347. 3 Notices 28 TV & Stereo SO Homes for Sale (nc-19iuly) (pS-221uly) (acc.ffn) 4 Ioformatlon Wanted 29 .. Musical Instruments 51 Homes Wanted (Nc-15July) 25' BELL"BO~ SEDAN 5 Blrlhs 30 Furnlture & Appllances 52 Property for Sale cruiser. Like new. 228 NEW ONE and 2 bedroom 6 Engagements 31 "Pets 53 Property Wanted apartments. Wall to.wall, 7 Marriages 32 Llvestock 54 Buslnese ProPerty PLEASE BE advised that merc. Cruiser, In.outboard, e Obltuerles 33 - For Sale Mlsceiianeoos - Buslnen Opportunity the re.scheduled "Pitch.In" full canvas, coastal stove, frldge, reasonable; 9 Card of Thanks 35 Swap & Trade , SO Motorcycles contest will be held on navigator, depth sounder, rates. Phone 635-4547. 10 In Memorlum 38 Miscellaneous Wanted 57 Automobiles I1 :" Auctions 39 Marine 5tl Trucks & Vans Saturday, July 16, 1983,for trim tabs, CB, galley, head, (P20-2/July) '. 12 Gersge Sale 40 Equipment 59 Mobile Homes all Interested organizations, 65 gal. gas, 16 gel water. 13 Porlenel 41 Machlnery 60 Recreanonal Vehicles clubs and groups. There will Trailer. 0100GVW. Calalns FOR RENT Ba(:helor Suite; 14 ' SuslnesS Personal --_:__~-~:: ~44 For Rent Mlscelloneous 63 Aircraft • REWARD-MIssing • from 15 Found Properly for'Rent 64 FIh~nciol be a first prize and a second FOR SALE-- German •with guide rails. Electric Ful!yfurnlshed. No pets In 16 LOSt 45 Room & Boercf •*M" Legal prize for the organization or Horseshoe-small green Shepherd pups sired by Cdn. probes. Phone 695.6584 Thornhlll. Phone 635-4559. 19 Help Wanted 47 Suites for Rent 69 "- Tenders parrot. Green wings, yellow For HIr¶ . 411 Homes for Rent group collecting the Am, Sel. Ch. Drear of Cedar. (Burns Lake)• • . . greatest amount of litter green front, blue head. CKC Reg. Phone' 635~3140 (pS-211uly). (P5 18 July) from municipal rights.of. Don't try to capture, lust before: 3pm..... ~(pS-181OlY) .waY,, parks etc. , _,phone. Bette ~.Olson, at the 'W~NTED TO BUY cruising TWO BEDROOM basement Gr0u'ps wff;hlng ~:: ~'o library, 638.8177or at home sailboat. 22.26feet,: M~'~t be 'sultefdr rent availableJune CLASSIFIED RATES • CLASSIFIED ANNOUNCEMENTS participate must reglster at 638-1828. (likes cherries) REG. •ERMAN In prime,, slill"~aw'ay 15th. . References LOCAL ONLY Notices 6.00 (Io5-i9 july) • 20 words or lesl $2 00 .per Insertion. "Over 20 - BIr/hs "'~ 6.00 the Municipal Office, 3215 SHEPHERDS. Bred .for condition, auxiliary/ power• required. No pets please. . words S cents per word. 3 or more consscunve Enpagements 6.00" Eby Street, no later than sound temperament and It must be In good working Phone 635-2978. Close to Insertions $1.50 ~r Inurfton. Marriages 6.00 Obituaries 6.00 Friday, July 15, 1983. strong protective Instincts. order. With or wXhout iowa. and .schools. NeFUNDS Card of Thanks 6.00 (no.15July) From the nations top trailer. Phone 627,1286 (stf) First In, man charged for whether run or not. in )~emorlum bloedllnes. $250 up. Phone anytime. /~b~lutely no refunds, offer ecl has been set. Over 60 wOrds, S cents esc~ ~dlflon.I wor~.00" TERRACE HIKIN• Club PHONE 635-6351 -- CIleslfled Advorlislne' 112-856-9692...... - (ps.2Oiuly) CORRECTIONS .- "" Department. Hike, Sunday July 18-83. (104-15,22,29july.Saug) Must be made beforo I~¢ond insertion, Meet at 8:OO am; at the Allowance ¢en bl~ made for only one Incorrect SUBSCRIPTION RATES ad. effeL'tlve Octobkr I; INO library; weather PHOTO•RAPHIC Single CoPy . - 254: permitting, for a hike up RESEARCHER--E.B.A.P." EOX,NUMBERS By Carrier . mth. $3.S0 Mount Elizabeth. Level: position. Must be on U.I. $1,00 pickup BY Carrier year 38.00 $2.00 mellecl By Mall 3 mths, 25.00 moderately strenuous; 5 Earning $240 per week. BY Mall. 6 mt~. 35.00 hours approx• to reach 6,200. Requires a knowledge of art I1 1II1[~1 DELUXE 2 BEDROOM CLASSiFIID DISPLAY BY Mall I yr. 58.00, ft. Phone 5-2935 or 5-4713for Townhouse. Near hospitaL Rots Ivollib|l upon request. '. Senior Citizen I yr. 30.00 and-or photography, and a. ]1111] ~ Information. Bring a lunch familiarity with display and ROOM & BOARD available. Frldge, stove and drapes NATIONAL CLASSiFIeD RATE British Comm~weslth and United States of & wear boots please. No :' exhibit format. Knowledge FOR SALE--Jersey cross Prefer elderly. Phone 635- Included. Patio. $425 a 32 cents per agato line; Minimum c:harge 15.00 America I yr~65.00 dogs please. ....of native culture an asset. milk cows $700. Welsh pony, 4704 month. Phone635-7191, 9-5' per Inssrnou. pm. The Herald reserves the right to clesslf--yads (nc-18july) • Apply in person ~1: gentle and broke to saddle. (pS-22iuly) LEGAl. - POLITICAL-and TRANSIENT AD- under appropriate headings and to let rater Ker mode" Friendship Grey gelding, saddle broke (acc3-19july) VERTiSiNG therefore end to determlue page location. TERRACE HIKING CLUB Soclet:y, 3313 Kalum. and gentle. 842.6280 (New 37 cents par line. meeting Monday July 18.83 TOWNHOUSE with .3 The Herald reserves thi rigM to revise, edih ate:08pm. Place: 4020Yeo (acc2-18,19iuly) Hazelton). DUSlNISS PERSONALS classlly or relect any edvertlsement and to (p5.181uly) bedf.ooms, 1V2 baths, $5.~) per line per month. On a minimum four retoln any e~ewerS directed to the Herald Box St. There will be a short unfinished basement, close month basis. Reply Servlco end to repay the customer the sum business meeting and a Paid for the advortlssment and box rentel. SHOP FOREMAN SHES-P FOR SALE: SO to schools and downtown. 'COMINg eVENTS '. presentation on --..;. a month and utilities. % SKEENA YOUTH cents lb.,live weight. Call For Non.Profit Orgah~zeflonl. Moxlmum!5 clays BOX replies on °°Hqld" instructions not plcked up hypothermla. Everyone Phone 635.4041. Insertion prior to event for no charge. Must be 2S WORK'INCENTIVE after $ ?m at 2498 Thornhlll ONE BEDROOM, large within l0 deys of expiry of an edvernlemont will welcomel Phone 5.4713 for (pS;22july) wordsor less, typed, orNI subm nted Io our oNIce, be destroyed unless mailing instruc.tlons ore Information. PROGRAM St. suite. S250 mo. Plus rKelved. Those onsweHng Box Numberl era To work with a Infer. utilities. Also Rooms & requested not to send orlglnale of documents to (nc-18July]' • (pS-221uly) DEADLINE avoid loss. All claims of errors In advertisements disciplinary` team of 5 shared house for rent. HOUSE FOR RENT. .3 DISPLAY must be received by tho Publisher within 30 days members providing Phone 635.2315. "bedrooms upstairs and 2 Noon two days prior to PubllcMIon doy. efter the first publlcafl0n. presently unemployable (p5,22 uly) bedrooms downstairs. :One CLASSlPlIO It Is ogreed by the edverfller reduestlng space youth (male & female)ages responsible gentleman and I1:00 s.m. on day previous to doy of publlcatlon 3 BEDROOM BASEMENT that the Ilsbllity of the Harold in the event of 16.18 with life skills, ,'.no pets. Phone 635-4218. Monday to Frldoy. foilure to publlsh on advertlslment or in the attitudes, 'work habits & ~;ulte wlth frldga & stove. event of an error appearing In fhe advertisemenl (p10-29july) as i~Jbllshed shell be limited to the amount Paid marketable skills essential Near ,' schools ~ and by the sdvortilmr for only one Inoorrent inlerfton downtown. No pets. ALL ¢I.ASSIFISO CASH WITH ORDER other IAN WALKER Dental to employment In the XCALIBER BOOT roller 2 BEDROOM duplex in than lUSINESSES WITH AN.ESTAELISHED for the ixx'tion of tho advertising apace occupled Mechanic has moved to new Northern Reqlon of British Avallabte Immedlately. r~A(~COUNT. ..~ . " . by the Incorrect or omitted item only, end that skates. Like new. Size 7. Thornhlll, No.2.3017 ,., .. - Phon~ 635,5308' Or,~:638.1 .,086 there shall be no liability to any extent greater location, 4619 Lakelse Columbia. $40.OO635-27,~. Paquette Street. Frldge and than the amount paid for Iuch advortlslng. 9am-Tpm. Avenue. Cross from Successful applicant wLII (nc-29July) stove, electrlc heat, carpet • " :~ (pS:2Oiu!y) lervlel charge of $5.00 on Ill N.S.F. chaRuII. Advertlsemant~ must comply with the British Lakelse Hotel• Phone 638. be reeponslble for the and drapes. $380month plus Columbia Human RI0hts Act which prohlbltl any 8298. Instruction of student LIKE NEW wood furnace damage deposlt. Avallable WEDDING DESCRI PTIONS odvernslng that dlscrlmlnefes ogolnst ony. .... ' (p5-21july) employees In safety, 2 BEDROOM NO ¢hlrpa provided news submitted within ano person b~:eule of hll race, rellgl0n, laX, color, complete. Phone 635.2540. July 1-83. Phone 635-~12 month. handling and maintenance BASEMENT SUITE. j- natlonallty0 ancestry or place of origin, or ~00.O•B.O. after 5pm for appointment becoUM hll age Io between 44 end 65 yeerl, - of tools, material selection, (p3-19July) Frldga, stove,-and use of to vlew. Box 3ft, TerrKe, I.C. Home Oellvory unless lhe I~undltlon II |ustlfled by • hone fidl working around other. carport. Carpeted VSG 484 Phene LlS-4044 recwiremont for thi" work Involved. ALL STAR PRO (nc-staff-tfn) people, .machines and other 1980 YAMANA IT, 250.. throughout. Located on related topics. Exce.Uont condlHon, $1150. Clark street In Thornhlll. 12X~, 3 BEDROOM trailer Q u a I I f I c a t I o n s : Also 8000 lb. PTO ,winch, 5375mo. plus electrldty, one full basement. Situated WrestlinE Knowledge of Industrial still In crate~$300•-' Ut!ll_ty PhOne635.4590 evenL~js. work, and safety standards trailer-s308. VTewat 5314 , (p7-2,~uly) on 80x2OO lot In Thornhlll. Close to schools. Asking TERRACE . • - • • Kitlmt inna:. essential. Must be wllllng'to McConnell. Phone 635.4705. • ~ .535,080Phone 635.4592 lead varled work prolectsln (p5-221uly) 3 BEDROOM "SUITE . ' , • Frldge, stove, curtains, : ~the communlly. 'First Aid, j . 'i . ~ i i i ..~ " " "" IplO'251uly) KITIMAT .; ticket and experience with _M.UlKIry.resnl & ~gore!e- 1976.12x68 . '~youth an :#sset but not I HAWKESEAF~DS I ml--ggar¢le sraenJ:x~coaemscnealS ME'" ...... -:-- ' CAS[ HATCH , ~:esSer)tlal• .Class 5-drivers I 6,1541M4~ 4.:. | and ,,hmplfel;" 5500 moMh,- bedroom~wvw--'KQUK, ...... :.. 2 I Speclallzlng.:ln fresh | ..... -* ...... ~ , gas neat, triage ;Year.license. Salary.Closlflg $23,140date perfor I prawns,,In seasop~cnd, I 'Jlnlllnll~Ulrl"?"~'/WllNIUleAu ' 14ki P~xtl klS 7351 .anD::J stove, ...... DiShWasher. 6xlO with I octopus, .qr~ifls',':llVel" "' . :'. . ,__,; ,,; porch, On .55 acre at'on '- :COml~etltlon, July 28,:. 1983. I. crab, : h'~lll)ut/!.iL:h~l I " :' ~ " " q~"°lu'T~ Klrkaldy St $38,500 Phone Rick Patterson Sand resumes to: • I shrlhip. '* '~ ~ I ' i '~' ' ..... 638.1897after spin. " ' ": Terre(e'DlstrlctPr°g~h A'dmlnlstrator~&" . : I ; (P=SAug;) I / XEVSTO.E I ' . • • • • ' • Easy Rider ~ , I ".... ' ~' " :..:~..~. " ' ...... : (p]0 2Sluly)

Many more •;: Society N:tSlons I 'L~A:x."NE_W, 3 b~droom Classd,ed Mml4n Form: ~:4~ O Park Avenue Specious, clean oparts.; ' Pe, ~Ino5°ucle' FrldQe& l, a ,,., ,',,,...,-_ I ~stov pets. Available Your Ad ...... Tlcketsal; ' /,'J'enrace, B.C. " • I ,, -, ---,! pww~xn • now .... Dmr Only :~Q8G iVS I suffes. Exfrel 'Include I ~ . ' mane 035.5213' I (~CC5~22~ U I heat, hot water,, laundry I " ' .... ' •Adllts . I I 2 BEDROOMDUP.X. N,me ...... Earn up.to $lN.0Oe'day I = • l carpeted, heat and utilities Town ...... ' ...... Phone~ = N0•.of Days ..... , .... Ckildmt , | Pleale phone" 635.53~. | Included In ren~ ...... taking snapshots In your I I eoc I --. va,!a~.oupies ,e Classificatl0n ...... i...... Send ad along with (acc6-191uty.)" area pert-full time. No I . ' ' cheque or money order to: experience or selling I l' ~L I 9411 y' hone 635. - 20 words or less: $2 perdsy.z " DAI LY'HERALD n e e'd • d. S f a r t I 3 BEDROOM basement ~' (PS-191Uly) $4.50 for three consecutive days ~ 3010 Kalum St Immediately. Write "toi j . suite for refit. Frldge and , ' • $6~for four consecutfve days Terrace B C' United PictureS/ -1 stove, Wall to wall carpet. 3 BEDROOM HOUSE for P.O. BoX 6941; - I Close• to downtown and rent, Aug 15 83 $450 nor Los Angeles CA 90022. I $7.50 for five consecutive days VaG 2M7 BEHIND (ACC20-3Aug.) I :s~-hcx)ls.' No pet~i;rphone 635. month. 'P;;ne 636-2250 J~u,. ..._ ..... (Stewart):afl'¢j~ 7 pm I ..... ' H)'t"!aluly) (105-20July) . ,'., %. ' . ; . ' :''.' '. "":'. ' .'.... ': ~/ ' "' " ' • ' ' " .: ": *' - .... " ~ ',+ ' . " "" . " - ; :. - . ' . • II . ~ . " ~ ", * ' ' ~' " ' -,:M,'~

.... :+' ....--"": s + ~ma~ '++-+: .... " ~.".... --" ' ~ 4'...... war , + . ~ ' " , , . " X, • ' + p , ~ , . ~ e i +1 ~ j , ' . + j , .* ~ +' .... . • + m , " , ' !:t. . + ~ " ' , . + ...... , ' • p+... t " ' ~ , . ' ...... + " ' +...... Pres,q, +4 1 " ' -- ..... ' . : " " 'F ..... ~ ..... ~" lavert.,~ -- r ] .... anoth k ~+ IL i t ' .... . +~ I ~~.,. _~u...... CII~ICUN,,MeXlco,(AP) -- Four Latin.:AmeTJ,gn .... reprosentatlves flrst met on the P, lUnanlanresort.laland totheestab]ishlnl~to~.U.:~,.Arnn,hallgInHGndlJras+to ~ I ; +; + ~ ' = = : = ** " = ~ r' , 4 ~ " " , j ' * * , • 'I. • + , ,,4 . " ~ F .' . ' ~ " I ~ , 1 ' F 'L 4 F :+ " + ' k" . " ' -- ~ " ' ~ "..I, " . r ' , 4 ~X-~: fI~_9+I"EDROOM ..•' t,+" •.+.+~VIDEO'.'...... " Preelde".m+hovel.~uedanw3entaplmaltoRomddReagan:+.,°fC°"tadora- -... '•:, ..::,~.: ::• traIn':,~00.SMvadm'an~sni~lem in cou, ter-lmurgenc X .•. I tra+=!~r.:in' ~nornhl!l; .Frldge :• i •'.•FRANCHISE ,"- ' '; : a~d Cuban Prenid~nt Ptdel Castro to help avert w~V in ~ ."/i, "The conflleta in Cen'tral ,~uerlea' confront the•In ~ .tactiesover' th+ nextsix moittho., i • ~ .. Ei. +• ." i' '" ' E E '/ ,,~iW'.' -. ,. ' :~$550 per /', L, OPPORTUNITY "" Cen~a] Amedca., ...... ,,. ; ;.. • • ...:~ternatlonni community, withla ~hoice ef-supporting and :-...... - ' .,... ' . l ... -...:.. - .. :, . . | :...;,=~,~.....~. eve,!.,gs .~',i l P.apteV!c profit+ are ~!,g. Ina comm~qimi,ued sunday ~im=a w~k~d summit '..~-is~. ,me~,~. the ~th ts~poli~-..~.un~'~i~indi~::!. ~-~ or ~ ~ .'. ~e con~t~ue:a eanue~'.~n, oz m m.~g....'.....|

I ' I I ' F . "4, ''; + I I~ m~e .t0da.,y-ln ~eL,'Video meet!ug~ the prealde~is Of the m).call+dC0ntadora coun+ -imuivdya~ce tin itaetot~ ~t c0uidl~d to anted con~ ~apparentiy"i~erred t0aceusatlons tlmt the ~mommtaa +.... I ., ...... mc.stl) I home entert+lnment and ...... , ' m i f ' ~ J" ..... ' I ...... :+ 'r+k" :" • ' ...... •'" " ~"-'ha" been seereU su plying Weapons ~o leftlst rebels .. ' : . ~ , • ~...... + .,; _ ...: ...... , ...... :+ ,trles proposed the.immedlat e demiUtari~t on o Con +el . .;fronlJtlons of greater d~er, ..the:qtatement said.., ,:. :... ~, . Y P ..... , ...... F "' L FOR RENT, 14x~.mobiie..- ~ues'~n~s;+m..~0m°~: . ~/~a~. ; i,4merlea, '.an end to arms amul~]J~ _and. foreign in-•,* :..;. The P.0nted0ra pres|dm~ Ind~rectlyL blamed,the ,U+~tted :..t .ll~flug for power In m Salvador+ "'!• : ...." :i •.i+.+ 'i :.,] no.me,:~, .ssml.fumlshed.':. No,. has " a- :~r J'-'+;,-~.''' -.-- - tervention, and a ban on.th~'eetablishme+nt of fo~ll~basos., '.;~tates and Cuba for'the (rose sitatl0n that ha~sdevelo~l in. ~ *.The commtmiqun proposed the" wi~drawal 0I+all fore.lgn : .. : :ii

~ t~:[;+.oc~a Trailer: C~: ?. "~,vaii~lo:~n?l"~'r~-e. :°'We: .":'..The ~-- r ~ th~':.e0ncern wns. the growingie0i~lcL,.; '. ::.+~e regio.n .::' ,,..:::. :...:: .. :.: ~ "I : : I + ~'~:''/' I~I J II" ~ I,'" I ~I ". I~'" I'L'~ ' ~ ::' : +""I' "' 'm~" advl~...,~m ~e ~e.., ,.. + ;;:+::;:.: : I.,~1.'"~:'I~:~ QL ~ ~'~;'~' ~ ", " :'~I" "~t ' , p2,~,~m ~,g~;o Kern: $45o, L E' '0.er~. ".," : :' ' . • :,. ':E E*V " ' ~n Nlcaragua and Honduras, In whlch b0th Cuba~a.d..: :'. ::The communique a]s0 prol~s~! demllilJ~ ~nes:al0ng • ?.~e Ualted +,~!atos w naaa Rntmg.e=t+ oi ~.+~...e~ + , 'r : E : : I::

L +~ m~I ~ ..... +~ ++... : .Experlenced slte:+seiecll0n+ ':the.Unlted States.are involve• L' :' .... * :'"" + ".::~':: : Nicaragua's imrd~. +~th Hondw'as ..'~d'i Costa Pdca " non~comhot advise--staUoned in r_,l ~Ivanor lot +me.last-': ::':: I: • . %,. ,." ~r~j.~m~u!~+ m+tst+alnca;, .; r- :. '':''+,--" .+ '+ .. ;. (' ....~J:"~'--~!"~.~+~Z';' Atta~kshy+Nica~ag~,relmlsl+m~i,~h~e'+wo nelgh;, two:yean;: : + :-" :", ':.: <"+ '",:: " :':: ,i I .... f " Assl~tance / In 'lease .. '£umver~aaywemepreemenmozum~onmcmrauruup --" " ;I'-- i 'I " 1"'" "' ..... "'''':" "''+'" "'" " ' '~'''" " ~'''''~ "' "ave "boU' 2~ -+'+,/ " " " ._L___J__ .... __[___-.." ...;. : . - :...;,, .,,-L...... _,...,_ ,,.~ ,._..+~,..,+,.,.e,..~,~-~ +~-~,~ormgcounmes.,avemtemniedman ezton,moverthr0w +... ++uu,, , ,,~,=,,~ :,,.',+ . =,,,,., ,-w ', ::, :....,..- .:. : nego;latlonS+.. " .' - , • ~ +- w.- mr' .u,~m,vm +u mc l+,mm=,m v+ ~.~ .'-~,-.~ -. " " ...... ' .... ' ..... ' "' " ' ..... "' : " ' : " " ' " trnin the Sandinista arm : It is the. " ' • .... • ...... - ...... " ' ...... , the Nicaraguan,leftist Junta ...... :: I,. +, ' Nicara~l~ hulpIng...... y ...... ,.. •Excluslveterrlt0ry+ - Amertc~governmanis--InvolveddireetiylntheRroblum:. : ...... ' .. -:...... '. .... • ...... :' " ui ' with:-. 1: F.l,v fi/r.~*~.~ ,*;,.." " "1-.... I*-: ,- ~.;-,.~--' ...... ~- .,a...~...... ~...i..t~a=i.': Honduras and Nicaragua have been massing tr09po along . biggest army in. Cantral Ame.~.ca and is eq pped ...... ~-~--,--,.---,~+mm~ .Alll.nventory ::L, '':COS .in;'qt themlO Ininthis'effortwith'o

excellent ref. available, pac a~. * " " z ' ...... ' ...... ' .... ions' economies, the • Contadera Moup m3ed in- Phone 635-5939 an~Ime. + M0,000.00 cash reclulred on Paunr/ia.:Thoee four countrieS have beentrying to deftwe .; This seemed to refer to the help the ~tral Intelligence rag . . . (P20.9Aug.) total . qnvestment : of the vinlencel.tn Central America since Jan. 5, when their bgeney has been providing the Honduras-based rebelsdnd du+.trialized countries to hel E repair the damage with in.- " ' " • vestments and financial aid. ~ , UV;00¢.00- : • ...... ' . • . i • •. :~ For Information on. thld " . " Mezicoand Venezuela an~ Sunday agreed to extend for a 24 BEDROOM house with exciting, and financially ~. . . fourth year an aid program to. sell oil cheaply to Central acr~eage. Finders fee rreWardlng business, phono . American and Caribbean counb'le~. •offerKI,,cul163~.5939 after 5 or write today: . vuba seizes• -- Seven; " people The new .pact raises the lamoul~t of oll:sold by the-two p.m. 'FRANCHISE - - -: - " .... , . (P19.29July) DIRECTOR TAMPA, Fla. (AP) -- Authorities In Cuba seized seven said: 'Why did you come back? You aregoIng to 'Jail.'" countriesreduces theamount to 160,000 sold.on barrels credit a' day tO 20 from per cent151,000, from but30 per it SUPERIOR .VIDEO LTD. ..people, including anunwiliing ~girl rarryInga large doll,:' :i The group looked "llke a elaesical Cuban family on a cent and raises Interest rates to elght-per-cont annually ,. 420 Airport Square after members of what had appeared t~ be a .family o~ a: .,~acatlon trip," said Dr.+Barry Blass; a Tampa doctor who from four+.. per ee~t. --I " " ' INOWmdT3rdAv,. vacation trip" hijacked a Delta/dr Lines flight. -...... was on the plane. " }. VancouVer, BC The comandeering of theM/umi-t0~Tampa' flight carry~g . i• No one was injured. The plane landed at .Jose MartS V6PiG$ 107 people Sunday was the third hijacking to Havana,his :International Airport In Havana about 12:30 p~m. EDT and , + • 1tTk12 x. Ill .... . or phonlMltct .... manth and the' seventh since May 1', d~espite -incrassed . returned to Tumpa at 4:40 p.m.- • (604)263.1~J~ :.... " ' " .+L.Robort Butler, agent ~ charge of the FBl+.offlce in Plot investigated MEADOWBROOK, 2 (acc-O,11,1S,!BJuly) federal vigilance. ' ' • ....

both'cam, pas heat, frldga & Passengers Said tltehljaekers- three Spa~Ish:speald0g . ;.Tanlpot said that during the flight one of the hijackerl • SOFIA (AP) -- The Italian judge heading thein- stgye,,dlshwasher. "6.x 10 men, two women; a boy about 16 and a girl about 13:--=:' . :'meetionedhe •was not happy with llfe in the united States vestigatinn into a papal assassinatign pie, that has touched IMrch., On ~.acre lot on NO1PiCE waited until the plane was o~ its final 'approach to i the .': !*::Delta spokesman Jim Ewing sald from Atlanta that of- on Bulgaria and the Soviet Union says his inveeUgatiun will Klrl~Idy St. S3~,500. Phone I NV E STORS & Tampa airport. - .+~. • - -:" ?fie.sis confirmedpassengers' reports that one/of the 43e-11~ .after 5 pm. -, be completed this yeai', the Bulgarian news agency BTA HOME,BUI LOERS . Thoy asld one of the men then wen, Into thepisr~e's galley '~Jackers carried a knife and another had an aerosol can. .,,-.. (p10-29[uly) ' says. - ~ - Fully .serviced bulldiag and held a stewardess hostage at Imff~_'~t+, while a second But he said th e spray was not ignited. ~lots in Terrace. The agency, In a dislmtch Sunday, quoted Judge iiario MODERN -..HOME.:+-/on. --man/threatened :to 'Igidte an aerosol~.spray can wlth, a ,, But passengerLinda Mahy of Oldsm~fkaid: "He lit it. '--Prime Iocetlun Martella, in Bulgaria for the last week, as saying hewas acreage, detached two, car .We saw a few flashes of fire. It petrified all of us. we garage, Complete I~rivacy, . --Underground sorvice~ carefully:e ~ charges and .denials of Buigarian ".-After ~e plune landed In Cuba, Cuban 0ffieers baa~ed thought we were.all going to be tore.hedi" ,, ~ r "" j 4 4 ' • m~i::of read.= Two.+sides.. --Paved streets governmentinvolve~ment. . borders on. crown land, An Ideal Investment • an¢ the men pointed to the two wome+."/;:the boy and:the girl - Someofthepassengers, includingBegerano, werelCuben • Turkish terrorist Mebmet All Agca, seized after he Shot Serious Inquiries•', only. opp0rtunlty. For Parrying a big doli~i~m+edgers said ..... exiles-who fled Cub~ during the" 1980 boatlift from IVlariel and seriously wounded Pope John Paul on May 13,1981, has Asking,~,000. Phone after Information phone 635. They0ungsters had. to be forced off the plane, one and said they were afraid to land in Cuba.. claimed he was aided by Soviet and Bulgarian .secret police. 6 p.m: 63S-6~03., 6Y35or 635.-4777evenings passouger said. Flight 722, a Boeing 727 with 100 passengers and seven To counter those charges, this Soviet-bloc country invited (P13;26July) or 6354948 days, ask for "The older man forced them," saidRenaldo Begerano. crew members, left Miami at 10:60 a.m. and was over Martella to visit a~d question Bulgarians named by Italian Bill or Jako. "The Cuban soldiers grabbed the man by the collar and south-central Florida when it was diverted. investigators as suspectedconspirators in the osSossination I1 x Ill 3 BDRM. TRAILER (Acc. Tues.Frl.ffn) on a foil basement.. Situated plot. He arrived July 11. gaB0 x 200 lot In ThornhllL I' Based on Katemmts Agea made to investigators, Italian Close to schools. Asking auth0rities ]ast November jailed Bulgarian airline em- FOR SA'LE --~-Orlve.ln S3S,000. Phone 6354592. ployee .SergeS Antonov on conspiracy charges despite (p10~25!uly) restaurant(~~ '!0cated In French arrest+ Armen'.tans Terrace. 135"toot of Hwy. Bulgarian protests he was innocent! against Turkisi~ diplomats and Turkish-owned businesses QUOTF_,~.JUDGE HOUSE FOR ~ALE. frontage• Fully equip. PARIS (AP) -- Police rounded up more than 40 suspected _. wlth2 bedrooml;baiem~t restaurant premises. Turn Armenian activists in the Paris area today and were around the world in revenge for the ma .s#aeroof Armenlans BTA quoted Mar,ells as saying statemenis by Agca and I suite. + 2 flrep!ocem' gqrage, key 0peratlon. Contact John :reported to have confiscated Wsapo~s and explosives in in Turkey in 1915. " ~. .... Antonov were being car'efully weighed. It said he ,+, Irving F.D.B~ Terrace 63~ i yard with trees. Phone 635. connection with their investigation of the bombing at orly ,: There.were,two shootings in Canada. On Aug.'127, 19821 if the p re~al Investigation involving.Antonov has been tuo 4951 for a cklltlonal into. or Io Turkish:r0iliti~y aUaehe Atllla/Altikat, 45, was shot. 10 lel0gthy, and the judge replied "the maxim tun legal term in vlewi Offers not neces.sarlly airport which killed.' idx people and wounded 55 Others.: The Interior Ministry said the ~enians were detained times' In* his car" while av/aiting a green l~ght at an in- Italy is twoy.el~rs and'his intention is not to exceed it." (P10.25 July.) t~Uon in'the :w~t"end of .qttawa. Armenian terrorists =. The+eg+un~ col_.d+Martcil__a~a_s +questigne(l.+±a_monj.._~t~e~ +,+,++++++ +'u+ mc ..ty) be~.use~it was believed they could have: information,the +RE."T. DE+ DROOM mobile°++ " ""J',: ~..~.,':,.~; ..+ '~t ~ Armenian. Secret Arm~'*for the Llberatl0n~ibf Antonov's wife, Rostisa~,and Bekir Celenk, a Turk livinB M -home. on land near, Armenia, which has claimed reponsibllity for the bombing +In;l~rch, the fed~..al +government offered a $t00,500 Bulgaria who is wanted by Italy in connection with the Coppersldo •: Schuoi; ~ ,Atl Friday at' the Turkish,Airlines counter at Oriy. reward~for.information leading to the-conviction of those shooting. - : • mrvlca~. .Fenced, end in A ministry spokesman said police also found documentk responsible for Altikst's murder and the shooting of Italian newspapers have. quoted Ages as telling in- isWfl. 131,5~0hPhone after.~. and "other thin@ of interest." He Would not elaborate, but Turkish commercial counsellor Kemalettin Kani +Gungor, vestigators he was offered $1.25 million by Celenk to kill the 638-1023. 50, who'was wounded in a parking garage in April, 1982, as Pope. Celank had not been jelled but.has been barred from . (P20.~gJuIy) the French network TFI wt nouns cated automatic, weapons and explosives during the he was leaving for work. Gungor was paralysed from the leaving Bulgaria because of Italian and Turkish extradition LOT WITH 1972 Emperor 1910 FORDMUSTANG HB. roundup. • 1 neck down because of that shooting. requests. double wide.. On "full Brown. _ . Excellent - An incendiary bomb ripped through ~ crowd checking In The:.terrorist~s claims 1.5 million Armenians were Italian press reports have said there were indications the condition.• Steel belted basement. Asking $3.$,000 radials. $,1,900.00 firm. at Crib for a flight to lstanbul on Friday afternoon. Three systematically killed. Turkey says that figure i~ Soviet secret police wanted to have the Polish-born Pope rV ,~ gag. Conflict Royal Bank, Phone 638.1023 after 6 pm. people were killed instantly, and three others died later at . exaggerated and that any killings which did eccpr were killed bee~nse of his support of Poland's ouUawed Box 10, Casslar, B.C.Phone (p7-221uly) Paris area hospitals. " • + random. Solidarity trade union. T/S.738S. The Paris newspaper Liberation reported t~Iny, that (AcclG.2OJuiy) Officials said mo~ than 30 people remained In hospital, 19111 DODGE MIRADA.. .andaboutflveofthoeewereconslderedincriticalcondition Armenian Secret Army leader Hegop Hagopian; who was i+,, GOOd condition.1981 Jeep' with •severe burns. '. reported killed during last summer's fighting In Beirut, was HUNTINGTONIPIRTiENTS SMALL HOUSE in good Wagoner for sale. 1978 Over the last decade, Armenian terrorist groups have alive and had been photographed by French intelligence In 4934,36 Davis Ave. location. Price S38,020. MazdaG.LC. Make offer. "conducted a canipaign of bombmgs and assassinations Paris last April. NOW TAKINGAPPLICATIONS * Pha~e 798.2548 or 635.4844. Call Dave or Rockey 635- 1 or 2 bedrooms [ (p10-291uly) 2261. Inquire about our reduced rents (acc3-18,19,20iuly) --frldga & stove -,drapes & carpet --storag9 room & --Laundry facilities L: private perking on every floor ! Mosquito population explodes . ,} --spacious, quiet & clean suites In excellent location. WINNIPEG (CP) -- Manfi0bans are swatting, spraying, manent paralysis. Sympt0ms.indude headaches, fever and --only 5 minutes to Skeena Mall by car or bus cursing and scratching through a mosquito .population disorientation. •-close to schools & recreation ground explesion .that provkcial officials fear may lead t6an "Western equineei/e~)halitis isa serious infection," says •,-security system & new on.site management outbreak of a potentially fataL disease. "* " a report on the 1981 outbreak, "Even individuals who ap- COME FOR A VIEW -- YOU'LL ENJOY OUR DISTRESS? MUST TRUCK AND CAMPER,- Heavy rains in June have litteredthe province with patently, recovered completely may have subtle RESIDENCE. SELL?. Investor will 1979: GMC =A Ton, 1980 PHONE MANAGERANYTIME pay up to $1,000.00 for Okanagan 8 ft. 9 Inch stagnant water -- it l's'collected in everything from psychologieal changes Which may cause impairment." camper• Fully salt. gralnfield'hollows to old car tires, all breeding grounds for 1" 1 635-3525 your equity and assume • It takes Just the rigi~t combination of biting by the insects i your mortgngo on your contained. Both' excellent the insects whlch earry.western pquinb+eneephalltls. to transmit the disease to humans -- something like the city or country home. condition. $9,500. Call 635. The Manitoba cabinet met last week to +.begin planning I I I Phone 1.800-661.1472. 4464. what to do if the dimmSe strikes for the second time in three double-play in baseball. Ext.. 517. • (p4.211uly) • years, ~considered likely because of the heavy ~mosquito (pS-19[uly') ...... + . poptdatlon. More meetings are set for this week. Meanwhile, campers, sunbathers and 'gardeners are Coachman I . .L I I pourlug on the moeqult0 repellant. Insect spoclalists nsy the clouds of mosquitoes are so thick people can expect dozens INVITATION TOTENDER of bites a minute at dusk. ?'It basically becomes intolerahie'tolsltOutnide," says SEALED TENDERS tor the prolecte or services FOR SALE -- 1975 Vista Roy Burkett, head of the Winnlpeg.~mosquito-spraylng listed belew~ addressed to the Head, Tenders and Villa 12x68, 3 bdrm., 4 program. "What :we are exp~enc+:.l~+ ,+'~. record-high /Contracts, Pacific Region, Department of Public PRICED IN mid.thirties. appliances, carpet, drapes populations of mosquitoes.' .... . ,, 1+ , 1;: , I ~Works, Canada, 1166 Albernl Street, Vancouver, ' 2)./.,...r----t .'.d&,,/.d,., ,,.., Cozy two bedroom ,and woodstove. Porch and Winnipeg wound.up its first 1983 grou0d-~dgging sweep'for B.C. V6E 3W5 will be received uhtll the specific d,.r,,, ..J,,eo.. p.A .f, turnlshed trailer with |gay shed. Good condition. mosquitoes through city streets, perks'and g6If courses In qleslng time anddate. Tender documents can be family room end. appliance $16,000.00. Phone 638.8265. the pro d~wn hours today. obtained through the above noted Department of ¥ roam ackllfion. Garage and (P10-22July) Public Works, Vancouver office on payment of tho • /..to,, ,y,t.., .,zJ,.t ..,.f.,, storage shed. Located on 2.7 The elty ¢ledared"chemical +warfare on the bugs this applicable deposit. acres. No. 18 Kleanza Drive. mpQth after mosquitoes were pulled into air~mctiun traps i Ill, • PROJECT Phone 6354759. at a rate of several hundred per trap each night. Twenty- ,P~Om ~auf,f M~f~e , . (PS.15July) Prolect No. 014068 - Additions and Renovations, I five insects in a trap is considered intolerable, Govei'hment of Canado Building, Vanderhoof, B.l£. PRIVATE SA'LE ~ " 10 But Burkett.snys the fogging with chemleals isn't going to

acres, subdlvldable with lead tomuch Inlmediate Improvement in the mosquito Tender documents may. also be seen at the _.. ,.~ cabin. Old Lakelse Lake Rd. , *t +...,.+ • .. ~ .. *. :.,... , , slttiatio0. A+tLleast a couple of more pasSes through the city Amalgamated Construction Assn., Vancouver; Near ' Willlam's FOR SALE. 1979 F0rd + by,sprax'i~acks will b~ needed. ~ ; ConsWuctlon Plan Service, Burneby; Construoflon , C.r.eek. S38,S00FIRM. Phone Super Van Camper. :~ Burkett says mosquitoes are five times thlcker outside ~. Association Office In~ Prince George,~Quosnal, 635-2696. L=xcellent shape, Photo 63S. ~ the city limits' and' any bug .,hotzips Into winulpeg 1"------o-- Smllhers and TerraCb ~ ' " SUMMIT SQUAREAPARTMENTS (P17-29Julyl 4559. ~'! ";':~.~'+ LI : ~ + ,~ ~L ~ '* '+ :+~,":'''+ ++. ?. minutes after the spray truclm go bylsa't affected, r' Closing Date; 11 :'00AM PDST. 09 August 1983 + I TERRACE . LOT FOR SALE--::In ...... ~+:-,.~:++ ;,(Rb-lSJuIy+) ':.+:""So-f~r,'+ ~+m~toes have mainly ~ .a nuisance _t0 Oep~lt: S50.00 I/'Otto & Two btdroom featoring: Thornhelghts. 35,69 • Manltoban+ wh0we~e foi'eed"to amy indoors during lakt Cott~wond Cre$. S14,900 week's spell of temperatures hovering around 30 degrees.. SITE:VISIT: A contractor.conterence and site visit eFrldga, stove &.drapes OBO. Reply to 731 :N. There hasn't been a reported case of western equine will be held on July 28,1983, T0:50AM, on site eWsll to wall carpe41ng ) Dollarton, North eRAQuETBALL COURTS V.an(;~ver, B.C. VTG 1N5. encephalitis this summer. However, Health Minister Larry DesJardins says that if ~.+ eGymnaslum fecilitles (p~0iune frl). +Cap.It for plans and specifications must be made ":*oO~.~te management . thei'~ Is an outbreak, •he will consider the same type of _ • to the ~der of theRecelver General for Canada, controverstul aerial Spraying progam that was used during and Will be released on return of the documents In For your personal viewing visit L ~+. the last major outbreak two years ago. ' good condition within one month from the date ot " our Rpartments: dally It: _. )t Encephalitis hit 25 Manltobaun In the summerof 1981, . tneder opening. r +S!~+ killing two and leaving otherS with memory losses and personality disorders. ', P • "or call : l Western equine encephulltis was first Identified In the FOR RENT-- 2,000 sq. ft. 1931]s when It ravaged horse populations in the ~estern Office q)ece. 4623 LakelSe Ave. Phone 63~2552. United States. Humans Were later found to suffer from the (ecc.bec-t fn) .. disease, which attacks the brain and can result In per- ", ." ' ", " " . ., " ". ~. , . " ,'I,:'~.. ' " ' ' ' " ' ' ,. :...... " .,.." ' ' "'* ,~., . - . : . * : ~, , " ' ' " ./~':~.,.:,::.,' I~" "- -~- ' "' ~ ' ": .... -' ...., ' •. , . ' ,~,~ - :~

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I L(~)"m Paul Des~ochers, a Hospital, then t~'ensferred household i 'anout the testa ~use he u~srec , ; . ,. ~,: ._._ ...... ; ...... '., ~._,:_.~;,~.~7,,~'..mnai~m ", " ' " .....:bec • Daviic~ ! t in ' a was sUcha ' ...... ~rnm " the Quebec ~oera] party i~st kind of revolver Wa~ In- .~Barnstein said. :,I never "' nnunL~m~.nt~tdn'mn~a ~'^,." as the kingmaker ,for~hia, u~srocn~wasreplaeed as straight ' :guy, very ,bankruptey~. ,:.and ~,~ :o • , ~,~.,~ ., ~ ..... " ------" - "" ' ",' ." ' ' ~ ~ " " - ~.- " :" ' " I)OarU OI " ':' "~" '." ~'~ken : t0 "v01ved, i~Ut Said it belonged:" askedhim:what it Wasfoi'-- .' ~e~" "~""?i~;d~" ...... rQle. in. B0oransa a. so,c- the .p~y:s ;chief e!ectoralf disciplined,..with' great., mem~r-0f ,~..:. :. • : Thursday ...... a " ' .... - ...... " ...... , ' ..... " ...... : ' ' ' " -: ..... o ...... ' " ',, "" - ...... " ' all""' "" ~'' ...... *~ " : .... :.- " , ' • ...... ' ..' ...... ~lr~,~dvl'~. hoaa-;...o cessful- ..party :.leaderShi p ...... rgam~.r bezore that .Year is i de.as...... • • ~ ~ ....,.. Nord ...... ~ • ...... ' " ' ...... I .... I q I ' ' ' ' k " ' .... , I I " ' C~ ~ L~ 1970 .that,gave - k r • ~ . ' I 'd'...... 'I I 1 k ' " .... ' k" ''I " r " " ' k ' :' ' " " ...... I" ." . " " ...... " ' " .' the" ',-. then;t~0wn-.. : " '~.,~ :.: ~ ~ "- . . ' ':. ,~ * ' ,'.: , .... • , :-~ ',"'V.'. .... ' . , . survived by his wife and . .... Some, exoectat,ons lower ...... : .. ,... t, t nr l :m_c...... I-- . " , . • eight enuoron. :., fir§t~hallo(win0vex;clizude . Vl IVI~,III:~I~ I I~.,~I,V~'. I~I Vlk'~V~I~I,I~V • . Adolescents who havelost a l~arent . .: ...The:way a. diabetiC.:'chlld's, family__ • :Jim...... McClneklia, a Per- . Wag~erandPierreLpporte." Alth0ag5 : some: ':s.hopli([ers. have Onta~o::,* , " " ," .~'~,' 11'" :' :~ " " ' through divorce, separation or death have - respood'sto the child's eondltion has an m~ent. ::!. ,v~dent, :He became .La. cob" psychiatric problems,,shoi11iftiag i~ not. a . Sbeplifti~ is well- worth studying, .the significantly lower expectations of.being affect on how well the: illness ~n be ' s~.u; ~'WeTe very sad about troversial figure, whe~! he: specifie~ psyclda.tfi~.sYndrome; saY tw0 resea~diers.:add, noting the~mlllioh's of 'succeesfu] in life, a Montreal s(udy conumueo...... ' ' ' , ...... what. happened' Paulhad" -handled some- of.i the' Ottawa;~ers;:whb have studiedg0 ,:. doll.s,that are lost ;Is :~t':~;esu]t:of it. suggest,,. -. - '-p,,,, ,~,,.,,~ ,,r ,h,, ,,~',a,, m=h,,,..bee-.with.ua for.about:six government's ". major -.shoplifters referred "for ps]~chiatrtc ''Estimates show a 20-~ntl/~P in ' Dr.' Jean-Francois Saucier, of the lea'cl'ingto~rapi'dp~)g~eesion"'c~hedinea~'~"~el,years. ~ we. extend sincere economic projects, an)0ng eval.antion; : ~:" ..... : " retail:prices would occur if shoplifting Universitede Montreal, and ~ne-Marie is often a sign of serious emotioml c~flici • sympathy to his .family," them " the James Bay :Writing in. the Canadian 'Jotwnal:.0f •total]y ceased," they say. ". Ambert, a.sociologist from York "in the family, say reaearohers Yvunne The ~ ~ known.as hydroelectric project, Psy.chiatry,:d0ctors John Bradford and ' " University in Toronto, surveyed more than Klusa and Dr.. Brian' Habbick of. the : Co.Ca~ edn Permanent Tr~st The provincial Cliche Rulino .Balmaceda :of Royal' Ottawa. : .... Newfoundland's,~ " suicide ratp-may .be' • a " .. "..... • ", " 4,500 francephone students in Grades 8-12 University of Saskatchewan. '. • commission on Violence:in Hospita!say th t only two of the ~'cases .' ' ,~de~.~'poz'ted by as much as 35 percent, and the firsttwo years of college. e're~.ux the.~d i~ dot being ~ : Dem~,~en in the second the eonstructllon industry. studied i~yolved _kleptomania - an, say researchers who have examined more The students were asked to rate their ,for.properly be~une the parenin have not high-ranklag Bonrassa aide criticized his attempt to irresistible ImpOse to steal. • ...'. than 100 unexp!ained deaths that occurred to die under such Lcir- chances of having a successful life,- accepted the child's illness or are using it cumstances. In May, 1978, obtain a 10-year, n0-strike But 40 per ~cent of. shoplifters were 'in the province between 1974 and 1978. becoming a well-known person, and at as a weapon in faoilystruggles.-In ene pact at the James Bay site ' deeply depressed md the majority were ' " Howeee~, the rekear~ers/add, even some point owning a summer cottage. c~se ~itud by the researchers, the mother Jean Prinur, a well-lmown from the QuebecFederation under coaaldorab!~ stress, :' when corrected for ~,i~Po~, the On all thr~. questions; students from of a12-y~ar-old cliabeUe girl was using heo o~anizer for the federal of Labor in exchange for: a - A'typioal case, th~rekcarchers say, was province's suicide rate iS less than half tbe : intact homes rated their chances dnughtePs poorly controlled diabetes as and previneial Liberals, union monopoly on p~ject a 38-year.aid.woman who was arrested • Canadian aVerage of 12~o 14Suicldeseach. signifleantly better than did the other a~ argument for moving hack to another was . discovered fatally workers: .- . 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Girls from intact homes, compared to problem.. I ...... ~ I • . ..,~,: I ,I I mV0iV~. . i othergirls, gave a partieuinrly high rating such as the$'le0-milli~nn'T.', heart,a~.kandsbe I~d-last hee.'.fif~xI::.. ~bra~r'betwee. ~I~ ~dlmi • ahout* for their chances of having a generally In such eases, the 'researchers say, lying 'beeddehim : Prieur -.,from 5er joB. ' four. per ~oo,ooo people annually, .say successful life. Boys from intact homes . improving the stability of the who]e,family ' " "' Overall/thei'esearchersSayliberewere researchers Dr. Ashok Malla of the. were much more likely than other boys to through counselling, often, leads to Prot t • ab°utune4~lrd°f' Up_iv.it, of Western Ontario and>Dr.i see themselves as becoming well-known. dtamaticaUy .improved control over the • they e~a]uai.ed...1~.l~e Cana ,dlan .."./John eoe~ig of~.emorI~1 Univorsit~; in st.' - In a related study, the researchers found child's diabetes. " ' ,iaw-"~.::~0t!.i!~ow,k-for'.' l~hleti0n':'rof, 'i~ !%JohD'B,:.". :k'. " W-.::~'/~J: " _" " "," .:, .."/ ' tha~ adoleseente who had lost. a parent Dia~t~ is a metabolie disorder in MUSKOGEE, Okla. (AP) "has no toxic "pro'~i~s,'.. criminal responsibility, in cases of theft H~wever, when: the. ret~em'chers r- " through, divorce, separation or death did# which there is too much sugar in the blood -- A ruptured storage tank - said Basil Myers, Oklahoma under ~.00, 40 per.cent.of-the shoplifters exam~ed the death-certificates for. all less well academically, liked school less because, the pancreas does not rote left Jack,Sweden with one State University extension .studied by the r.esearcher~had their sen- cases of sudden death in the province and didn't expect to go as, far in' their enough insulin; which helps.the .body's: sticky Problem: 55,780Iitres agent. The only prbb|~en isi ~ . tence; softened i beta .~ Of. psychiatric during the' same period,, they found '1o4. Studies, ., - ce]~ use sugar. of gooey molasses, that "fi's going to be d.i:&eas'to faetoz;s,-.i~ ~ : ; ::,...:, ....: ;' . Cases of,"une~lalned" death. ' "With lowered educational success and poured ankle-desp into his clean up," he said. . HOwever, they saylonly five'per cent of A closer study of.post-mortem .data aspirations, it follows that these children's. When it bee~ in children, it leads haekyard, drew swarms of the 'approximately 1,000 adults arrested showed that while 46 of the eases could be rapidly to hardening of the arteries, expectations about the more distant future flies and left him "praying "It's really nasty stuff," for shoplifting in Ottawa each year are explained as aecidents, homicides or should (al~o) be lower,!' the res~rchers blindness, w~ight loss and death if it Is not . for rain.'.' Sweden said, laughing." referred,for psych!attic evaluation. deaths from natural causes, 14 were cdntrolled hy injections of'insulin.. 'I'h~ researchers also*say that while 62 suicides. An additioital 44 eases were said. The. tar.like syrup has "Once you get it on you, you per eeat of thecases they studied involved covered everything, in its can't get it off. It's just like tmexplalnahle and many of them may female shoplifters, more males than have'benn suicide as w~ll, the researchers CanadaHeal'handWelf~e CanadaS"""""'""='" CanM path,seeping into a storage real gbodglue." " females are arrested for shoplifting.ln, said. ' ~ -shed and destroying an . . . electric piano and an ~ I The following slaty is from - pictures, will be prinied. setofdr0~ns. The stench is . . " " " ' '-L --'---- The Hole in Ihe Fence. a .Thesestoriesarenolmere- Cunadian children's swry. ly children's entertainmenl. "La'rting to get t° his wife book about the adventures of Instead; Ihey are conlem- " and' five children, Sweden business direcTar9 ' -- Vegetable characlers. Dur.. porary fobles for parenls said .Sunday.... i . ing the next few months, 19 and children to lalk about ~ "lden'tknowwhatweare short stories, with oclivity Iogether, goh~ to do;" he said, "lt's T I I evea got under the house, Windsor Plywood .N° 12 Eggplant gets a-- ~- Ym:thlnk~I maybe ! ~d~ou~d -i~ run an ad in 'the paper I ...... :,.o. BURGLAR sc--"":n"--u,-- +: I u '.AnYonewanting tree syrup, "He's not as bad as Mr. Cauliflower says he is,'" I I'",. OWncuplt'sfree,...... justbriag yo~ .::: :: ,. ALARMS! " says Potato. I ~01as~, . ~e~an ac- I emulating in Sweden's aild tor all your. ltIl(is In yard in this eastern ROOF TRUSS SYSTEMS I Oklahoma . community TOTAL ~-OJRITY ~RVKES LTD. Over ~ plans available, plus cuItom design Contact.Andy Wann. 1 B.3238 Kalum St. &18-024,1

. ~ along a nearby Missouri. • Pacific Railroad line. ..I Tracks leading to a "~ loading deck were dislodged ~ ) 15 metres when the tank "L,,_..~-~ line was expected to be O~ ~ ~,pted,for a~.t four f ~.~(~ dnys, officials .id." " i ''°''''''"---'- ! . as.r, ,aid i ~" I the cause of the. spill is ~ . undetermined. "It could have been . • lightniag or some.kind of an

•Pepper, who leases the tank • from:the railroad. "l was • .' ,-,.,-," ...... • . " around the tank earlier this week and it didn't show any I ISp'ci"'i rr-r , ,",:".'i:;I ..o,,e., I WewlJlselly°~°nlywhatyounecdt°dothslch I I ~qlLL'ILLIt} I I 1 I ! ~~~ . " ~ . Whatever the cause, the I your.if. " ' " ' ' I I .~ % liiren ~)f the sweet suhstunce ,.- • haye at~ractedlote of in- ,, .... .~ ~ ~_ ~ Sects to Sweden's beckyard. I :LL I '~l~e rites are getting ~,-.----.~ .---.-- ~ pretty, had around here i ' . : i - :, i I • :TERRACE ' . KITINVkT' I ,~orelg~,. ~3.~w,, ~'~.~i~, " " e~.U,l : I Draw happy smiles on all th, 'egetables: - now," he said Sunday. I ...... ,, ' ' . ' ,I. . ' • ' " Colour the picture. " • "We've g0t threedogs, and they won't' touch it, But my In today's story, the.yGungsters learn Togetl~er everyone covers Eggplant next-deer neighbor, he'sgot i: mREHOUSE.SPACE I ,.w,. wantedaloghouse?I that adalts are sometimes wrong, with towels and rubs-' him dry. By this • a mule, and you aliouid see , - Wan it Now with ' A little later, Onion has an idea, "If time, Eggplant'" has stopped crying, him run over and get,some Potato's Colour washed off and he wasn't Pleased with all the attention he is get- ' of'it. He maNly likes it." Eggplant,, says Onion, "theh maybe tinfl he startqch.atting happily. Some of the liquid has Eggplant isn't really Eggplant either." "l think I like him," says Tomato. " flowed into a drainage ditch ' Lus nImes,; "Hey," says Radish. ,let's find out." ,He's not bad at all," says Radish, "in near Sweden's home -- but SI0mc'as of 2400 sq. fl. and larler. Offlce.areeI,Iruck " ' . .-m,iIm. I Led by Radish, they all go off to find fact,] like him, too. Boy, was Mr.'Cauli- height floors. Covered loading " ramp," "L...... good rates; ,'./Free q~:.~,.~~ .,_~.~. AfiocdabieOu,,tyst Eggplant. Carrying .soap, 'sponges, flower ever mean when h'e tried to keep not enough. Sweden said his ;. Estimates ~~. p,~. brushes, and a bucket of water, ,they us from being friends with Eggplant. We yard wiU have to be dug UP • with a Izdldozer to rid it of march to the edge of the Garden where " shoul(~n't have listened to him." • Call: 638.15 ; * , Terrace, B.C; 635-7400- Eggplant is sitting all by himself. Together; they all put Eggplant on' . the molames. ~A enntraet • 1 .- . . . Eggplant can't believe his eyes when the!r shoulders and Carry him\Into the akeady hem been signed to ...... [ ~ . I I III li I he sees them approaching. "Finally," he thinks, "they've come to mal~e~friends." ...._.o,. ,. °'*'"-..._.. ,3, ,.. . "oo."'" TERllAOE me, Bm,m s,,u[s He smiles broadly and holds out his ms~ Hej~ou.,,,..,=..o...o,..,...,. and Wel/ore Canoda~ was developed ., week."-._ ,,,o..,,... PAVING . LTD. ,SMALL MOTOR SHOP ~Splashl The bucket of water is thrown Ir~eoperation with provincial alcohol/drug " over his head, Without any warning, commluions/foundatlons, it is oml|ab/e.lor "They're gaena have to for a prof~ulonal lob SALES AND SERVICE FOR MOST Eggplant is scruhbed from head to toe, $4.50 through local bookstores or by send. d~ up about 10 inchos,. DRIVEWAYS.. PARKING LOTS . Cll~in~ws, Lawnmowers • I~mps "Ouch, stop," cdes Eggplant. But no ing o cheque~money order pbpable to the be~le the stuff is seeping SUBDIVISIONS • one pays any attention. ~hey scrub and Receiver General o] Canada to: Cdnadion ,~nl dnw ,' R~lon an;d / ' t

scrub, but it doesnt make' any ~U -- "*'-- ~A &|s~j mi ||iv1. ~v V~k Ill ii~w am, Government(J eoec,/tjFli ~.')y.Publi shingCentre,. Hull,...... i ...... ,m.M,n h..,= ,,. ,..,, ;,._ ,..., iFree i iall~y Estimates i~ianPollaI £1~llIHwy AU~~!E" ALER !'/:I difference. Eggplant stays just as purple A.fumilj~ guide to this preven|ive drug edu. (~rt alto l~eo.. It s gomg to as ever. ' ' . 'Cation and living skills pwgram contains lie expe~lve.'" ~ - (' '~ ""Why are. ym['~mting me?" says story rtsume,, collaring pictures/home,, ~\ - [ ;' ..... • :'; ': T '~:•' " ,/i : ~ ~'~ Eggplant, starting to~ cry. ' • "He cfles Just like Br.sseJs Sproui," C.,tlanddh~uuio, idae, ftllm~ffobleJJ..SwlI~19 sa/d he was I. For' "--~ ' nnr r.n:•L ....nn , ..... ad ...... I~. o..que,,./,o. Th. ,,of.,, '~'1 I: ~eU~ .for ~, ~s.ra.~, ""rl...":':"i rl In "bus, ness ~• I says Beet. '. ' . Flnee,.Box 8888, Ottawa, Ontorlo,II* .~kl|. h) ~nntm,t him *^ -- I"l nf0rmattVIi" VqI.;.'IId ,,S g your the ' "And when we .came, he seemed Just as ~riendiy as Potato," says Onion. Egolement disponible ~ ]ron¢ais .us lel l ;: ..... :..•.. .. " " " . . "]Maybe he's not as bad as Mr. Cavil- •,,",.a-..~...o*la..,.". '° ...... • II~-;~b~'s" ...... ~ immediate I . ., . , 'directory.;., .-; ' :;Call: .,,. 635-6357 , ., . ' ,, I flower saps he is," says Potato. , , , ,.,J~ /~,z,"_er ~. . • , ,, ! -. , ' "l"?eI~I.' m~ molasses: I II . I J .... k I II .I-- " • . ' ...... I I-_