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+ Hospital staff oleared of blame in womans crippling window leap Jusiiee Kirks Smcth ruled in alleged negllgenee against Justice Smith saldthat on calm, •methodical and British Columbia Supreme Galllmore. Nov. 2, 1973, Worth took essentially rational manner. Court Wednesday that The ease wu heard in Vic- deliberate steps toavoid He said in hIs judgment doctors and hospital staff at toria and Vsncouver in 1976 being seen by nm-ses in the that Worth could see.injury a Vl~orla hnspital were not but Justico Smith's declsion ward, and madehor we.yarn tohecself when sheeaw how of ,neg]laence in the was delayed by his. ap-. an open fenced, roof gar.,en., far above the ground the root ease of a woman who erip- pointment to a royal 0ore: off the second floor./ • • Sarden innee was, but was plod herself while eseaplng miaslon. • ~e thought .this was at prepared to accept the risk hem a hospital psychiatric In finding that the hospital ground level ..and after of a broken llmb,to:sscape and staff had met all stem. scaling the fence she from. the Erie Martin In- Theresa Anne Worth dardsof ears, the Judse said realized that the garden was sltute a psychiatric emtre. k~une a paraplegic after be realized It would be a higher .above the 8roan "-It follows that • the loni/ag about 10 metres from frlghtenlag experience for than she thought, he said. d l~aintllfhas not met the onus a fenced roof 8arden at any person not completely on her of establishingfault. Royal Jubilee Hospital on deranged to be sent to a Jumping to a grassy as aaalnst any of the NOV. 2, 1973. psychiatric instltute. surface below-she suffered defendants named in this She sued the hospital, Dr. He said most mental in- severe beck injuries which action" the Judge said. Alexander R. Stewart, Dr. situtLons have an open doer left hers paraple~ic~ . Worth was transferred to D.O.-¥,T, Indians Diane A. Grant and nurse P. poUey but this system has its Worth said that h~ the institute~after bein8 K. Gallimoro ~ elaimon8 risks and patients escape in decision to escape was a taken to Royal. Jubilee pro fessional neali astonishing numbers, sudden impulse which the Hospital followlag a suicide • . gsing old treaty fight pipeline spinet the doctors and AVOIDS NURSES judge said was executed in a attempt in October, 19"/3. OTTAWA (CP) ,~ "Op--- inquiry by Dean Kenneth earlier assurances from Benjamin - (NDP--.Re~Ina- position MPs Wednesday Lysyk and by dragging its IndisnAffairsMinisterHagh Lake Centre) said ancn warned the government that feet on settlement of Yukon Faullmer that Xukon land ~arantees should be writtm Indian land claims, claims would be settled by into the legiMatlon. ~. -~ ~.~- Prison women's quarters pipaline will be delayed if Holmes quoted extensively 1981.CLAIM8 BURIED . The legislation ~tiaI!yl, demands of Yukon and from a statement made by "In llght of events" of rstifieatfon to. a Can~lin~.~.!:~! ------S ' m . -- British Columbia Indians are theConacilofYulmn Indians recent 'months, broken agreement-wlth tSb~U.~'ai ~ when they visited Ottawa a promises, loss of trust and States to bdildthe M~: nff-hmd tn man uards. uoPrTm1'Oberle(PC-~Prince few weeks ago, saying that inevitable confrontation, the.. Benjamin sal¢i" " in • . vmu mumimmm~m' I~ uimvum ~mmw., m~v., Ganrse-Peace River) saidif at the risk of be/ng labelled obvious coneltmianis that the . neeotiatln8 the dul ,the r" * * ; -- ! ,..' .i ,.,i the .gova'nment does not radical~. ' and' anti- Yukon lad claim is not a government behavedi~an , development they would priority but an issue to be thoaghCanadawanaW JAViag: , into conditions in provincial • study by a committee of ~tom0n b~.male, 8lards meet. its .co..n~,~ts~,~e w e mourns uey wm De mites flght in the courts to set lend engulfed bFthe Bigantic reoubllcbynotsecuri~rin qum'~trs at the omen prisons for women. The management and the B.C. amodd:w0n~prisoners. ~...... ~...d,.~.._t^f claims settled before con-' pipeline project.as.it 8anna job guarantees for-CaH/.- p~ison Lower Mainland commission is.hcsded by Government' Employees; Und~ the...e.c. ,Human ~ull~do'z~'W,~'~/ .... i 1 R ": Justice Patrinla Proudfont, Unlon,m'spranentin8 " * Rishts Cocle~ "dlsorlmhiation v.m.. =..~_ .~,. v..~. Cmire.~Oakalla) should be_ About nine men now are provinoinl jell workers, The is. illegal except where .....4JluJ4sJ~ ~ol&o"PC--Lambton ~&LI~ ~tJslta off IbalilJ':fog male4pmrds, aesianed to auard duty in the Elizabeth Fry Society has ,human -decency and ~om~es..,t,r ..... ,h*m.itimO,4mnbisHuman eell and wa~hw~m areas for nlna ewaaA, that mm~ n~ ev4vne~u"areinvrdw~d z~eut; muu m© ttuv~uu~:ut ..... , ~ '~ -e~ ...... r ...... - ---- already has broken two Ri~hiS/Branch said Wed- the 70 prisoners In the loagerbeansl~ned to guard Harrison told Justice _ ,m.e .... 'kilometresof the pipe will and instead draw up a ~overmnentistryinstoi~ eetKlay;~.,, ' Oaksiin women's mit. The duty in the liviag quarters at Proedfoot Wednesday that ~orpro .n~mmfaeto~.~. -nm, areusingan' old treaty speclfle set ofpropoanls to hips into aooroving the The-prinoners' r/aht ' to brief also said male guards the women's unit. life is not easy for guards at ,~,~..~.~,~s ~#-~ with. the government "to put, before public meetings...... le~islation witho'ut susciupplyiag:• privacy overrides previsions shouldn t be asked to search Asai~ male staff to the the women s unit. build their ease-and I hate Indiansandnative people tull information . on of the Human R~his Code womm prisoners, women's unit, a practice ...... • * I to .say--against the have been betrayed," 'asaessmonts of social, mvl-~' rul~joutsexdlsoriminatlon The recommendations an- started in 1974, became an ][~|~ |~UI~ . pipeline. ' .... " Holmensaid. " ronmmtaland~Im- Inhlring, the branch ssid ina dores slmflar proposals issue" last fall following ~...... 4,,f,.a .... ,--,,a ,, t ,,, .... ~BFIN [ • Dkring the third day of ~'Oberle .and other MPs pact ' ..' ::' brief to:royal commisM made following a Job-by-Job alle.pt!ons about nexus DER serviee to'the people of Terrace aml District, ! Commons debate on the $10- again called for assurances • ~ ',~'scyalcsl ofth~':iko¢~s~ ,...... ' ... •, , , , " .: " ~ :., • iAeeording to Canada Manpower there are.Z,50~ _per',, •billion Northern natural gas'. that Canadians will get the manttppmh tldS way"Ior the. Tnina~bA~ .mO41d~/ " ' A - a: • • .... :.-~!aim ,-~./u ..... " :- .. i mhe~regist~ed.lor:.employment.: We.hmv,ei".invlted ' piPellne'agreemmt;.•the MPs bulk.of pipeline eonstru~on M of ~I~i,/' Mw •..expr~sed d0db~s";' about:" eQntracts:;and"/Jobe~ ~: ,'.ea. .+ i~id.;-./"~+"..- :. ~--'.~ :' .;/.,..., ~::.:+.:~/~'

.... ~. , .•.', :.i• : ..... ' ...... • • ,'i*. . : " ,.w~:~.w..~: --__._ ~' : ' ..._, .... , ,.•,,,, ~',~ •~".~'•,.~-::{' : ~/ ./, :LtetUlfa~:sn',:mploye~:a~l,'/where possible .oi"• e0n- , r~ortnwest. .- _ "':.... t~ommumcy :~ /~;> Ili|m~. --.~!mm*'am~-.J-Al~ " " sMered~.~]~hd, publishing their (black and white) M P names USSR banked eompanies/ UoUege m Terrane ~ Deem , e a s ff - "~--=-ereel-l-tofa ,•Hem m [omialvn: • pheto : . .-havein thisoerof--,...... • ' " . ~: /,. " anexe/'~K~infutflity, (P, c0upleareeve~oppose~toit, ...... grant 101'...... a lenerauy .,.,.~., spon L- , I want to retire young,,, man to win the heavywelsht altogether.) The il~sid;~ho~wev~, Is.optimlede that .reu. ,~uurst ~c~m~k,ou Lesn.Splnks said Thursday, title ~ times,- peoplewhb~eseriousiylooJdngforworkwill welcome :final eing te r rorist aotivities here pr°.gram. .P? : ..... ?acY the day after he won the Spiuks safd'hbwo~d ~ive' ' whatevereuposaretheyemiget, h'omallso~ees; ~e -"eoucati0nal " e~msutuuona -11"--' world honvywel~t boxing "Aliarematch, andTopRank CanadaEmpioymmtSer~lceinTerraeehHpromised OTTAWA(CP),TheKov- ahJ_pyards. . . . . ereignty over coastal North_.w~_. rec yes ; ,~oo championship from ' Inc., the.promotor of Wed- to supply us ~ a daily listing of nva~able Job op- eminent has devised a plan "~ne group ~ans to sp.m.n, waters. • : ' /, ~_e_~_am_...... Muhammad All.- _ nosday id~ht'n ~et, hopes po~tuMflee, which we arepuldishing, today on thefrunt to avoid costly purchasing ~k~.mtlllon. select lag.a ~ . " ' ' • .. ." deal ned to Spinks, 24, did not know his to get•~ mill/on for each page. After today, it may appear o11 an laslde page, mistakes of the past- as it deman ann 8ettlag d?t~ AID INDUSTRY ~i prollram... II . ::. immedlate plans but they flght~'.. : along with our JOB FINDER IIstlnmi. ~ " prepares to bo X six naval ~st, e stl.m.ates, o~ore Federal officials hopethe,. pronlote • laDOtlr. animation m ayineladetwofi~hto, mea Ho~vever Bob Arum " LAaTISaUE - fr~atus for ,,:5'billion: ca'st, d~'ltthdes v~shns~c~ionto: •]project will lead to tschnieal i ~• and to compliment the rematch with/kli'~'do~te a nr~dentotToni~mk, ~ns .'...,And, incidentally, .~e two photos In yesterday's But even with care/Ul con- " _l~'ocoed! t. co ...... ' improvements ~SO!:~ tlie :; various .. proo.~.m.s an: World Boxing Council edict ~-tSninkn a~-a~ ~1~1~ Hei'ald.: Of. ihe. ~ed; Forces DeHaviland Buffalo trois, officials "agree that The cnhlnnt Is to dee/de m domestic shlnbuildl;,.,.~,,.: '~=, " ~m~,,emueY thev~ntStMM~OX that he fight Kkn Norton ch~e~er ~fore'--he meets ~X~"~..~.m ¢.ome_.z ..AFB, ~e.n :bmdi~... a t unforeseen:problems m.iaht 1981withdeliv~yof~eflr.nt" dnstry'will be ~ter~e~ :- •"---, .-_-'-' ,-.'~". _' ---. ", next, All Amm'has:a e0ntraet ~to* i ~'.~* a~'i~O,rt, ann emoa0tog a esmwmer goner, the final price shove vessel i~ 1985, me ant 'm comn~* in ~,r~o~ ,,'m4,,,, Mace_Is.st Jtme. At that tlme " While..Splnks, "'c0~-.~n~cte Sninks~s/ne~t six sl~iadhavecm;Hedphoto~edltcuptlons;"'Plmtosby the estimated cost,. " . xtw ..... Some trade departm~lt the Minister acnotmeed .~I0 temnlated a Vafatloa, ~][ fl'~'~e' J'n~lrh'~ "di~m't ,my F_,rlo Brornp".. " .; ' " - . A .governm..mt ~rotp. Is The new frigates, s.,naller offictnis also talk of sellln~ m:tl!ion.would ~.allocat~.. to packed~ - for a flvedey tour of ~where Norton~ ~v is on~ that li~.~ The Annual, Church Paradei and servlee wiil'be held countiagonanve-stagel~an than the most recent the frigate abroad, but ~lon over ule next live Ban.~.desh' r " ..... ~unuayr*euru- -- ar y 19,m "" is weekend. ~ey-- s wmassemme..... to e]imlnate• as 'much . destroy era built for thenavy, others say competition ~.Is o#m,o,l^,,yearn to unionsa. wou with .... CI~ ~-~.. _ " I ' re_Sauna 1et him.ha~ ,t,~,o,A~l made =.,~.. no alibis for his at the 8aeeway Parldag• lot at 10 a.m. and from there gue#swork as pmlble_.in will replace the St. Laurent to~qgh; They aaggest thera ?_"~, "~. ~.~'~ ~,"-~, vso~'~w,'~s~ the t.IU.e I~ a .~0ple "~ --'--, --~-.m;. , .., willbeparadedto Kuox United Church, Terruce.?~l~is estlmatin• g" "costs " : AThe ril class destroy er s, now more are better chances of sdliag .Met.mlmatlaaee,mm,,uw ,,~ m~d.,.- .vn~lr|||mtlu~ .... monmstoen~,eit", . ~-.j ~ the~Iwill-- "I'll uv~'~ u~a~'---~ A"" u u~'-- t'--.u~ ------"NJmDtmi --'-rnCe~l~t]~ " ..... nt~'vlc~ ~ ....tO "m:uutmK: ..... '-- was-" ~------~*%--~--mltrK LQ~ program wm t~egm m ~ than 20 years old, and fill technology developed by. : ,,,s.~--~,, ...... return," eala &u, 311, wan first man to win three opening, of Boy 8coat Week, February 19 to ~6 in- or May with request~ mnr Canada's NATO . com- Canadinn firms in building with the Canadian Labour wants to.10eeome the first times." dusive. pr opo ms nrom compet g miunents and enforce mV- the vessels.. ~o~'e~, " " I I

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OCCUPATION .1 OCCUPATION VACANCIES SALARYDETAILS ORDER NUMBER " AREA REMARKS REQUIREMENTS CODE TITLE , -.' y 1149.126 , Office Man~er ~00;mo d.o.e...... Terrace Duties include: supervision of'Staff, bcokkeepin& . payroll purchasing,.billing ere..' .~ ~')~ _ 2117.110 Head Technolo~kt " ,me.~o. d.o.e. 12.009 :; ~ :}i. Teswaee '. NperviMon: of:staff~,:bmchwork, orderina, budaet, ;machine maintenance, etc. ~. • Senior Architectural 1 ~oo-l~0-mo. d.o.e. • 08.135 " • . .:Terrace . ~ ' Must be exp'd. • • . ,,i;;.. " ~' Drafts i~rmn 2799.199 Welding Iestructor 1 ::.• ~ ,approx. :.... .: 1500-2000-mo.'.. 01.061 tve. /. ,.

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me.us Hab'cknsser; 1 " commission ~,008

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PA~F ~, 1141: HERALO r,l,l~ I r'l,~t,nlv I'. Will ~',1~. . ~ /T~ ''~. L ' ° t • .' ," EDITORIAi Let's Clean Up I . human ri~hl. To I ira,ted number of .i~L,nts in .i " ' ~ i I pLisition I0 CJ [ llh)SI Of the stlot.% food is Ilt1111i11.~ ' " '~il~ I I nldr~., than a ~erk'5 of ct~mm0Jities 011 ~dlich nu,le~, • t.~..\ ," .~ ~ • Our Act-First I ' ,:,in L(e m,td,~ leben Ll¢¢.lSi~in,dh IOSII e%a¢tl% like " . .'~,qllU~l~,msd . • ~"~ I rubber orgotd."'SLS-~.%GEOl~GE: .~uthor,.ll'H(,u '. , . ~L.~_ (~l~Ll~'~r~ Not long ago I followed behind a group © n Waving demonstrators protesting the p~ e pot`utica Kitimat Oil Pipeline would brin Behind the marchers, as they advanced grew an assortment of coke cans, bottles, cigaretls packages, gum wrappers, and junlf fo(d discards. One Chap flung a bottle over h s shoulder, while he uttered a remark. His friends / burst into laughter as the glass shattered on the sidewalk leaving jagged slivers on the edge of the curb. 'l .. 1~--.~..'~..;~.. ;.-' TEN DAYS FOR WORLD DEVELOPMENT Most fast food outlets grow a progressive / ¢ O/(A~ .P.,qk...~/OU~ 8~I~,NAS 01~ qOUP.LIFE. ~. .. • February 10-20, 1978 tumour of garbage as the evening wears on. Tl~e~ wrappers, boxes, foil, plastic cutlery, soggy .... •

chips and brittle chicken bones would never .be .~. -'~, "" ' • " "" ",'~'" . O(¢,t~iOll hit (tlllM.'iOIl'*;llC~)l'l ,li',iflt~ .IIIIi1[|~ ~ ,llhhlLln'. , allowed to continue such litter in any communky / ~ ~ ; .. ...,,,..,.,,,i,~I,,,. ,,.,,,I..,,, .,.pi,.,i.,,,., ,.. v,.,,,.m,.,, ,,,' which took pride in its appearance. / '~ • " thihl 1,~,,hl. , The sidewaiks for several sections ofthe south side of Greig Ave. have been buried under dirty snow, gravel and "garbage" for weeks and Harry Blodgett, M.S., Mnr ,ld .Ink wor,, weeks, with no sign of a clean up at hand. mm vglig~i V VBW By Judy Vartdergucht Meanwhile the Chamber of Commerce has Fisheries Biolog,st added to its 1978 list of Chamber Objectives a llanlt BlodSett, a fully .Summing up the situation Finder "Civic Pride Program". Chamber president qualified fisheries biologist, I think it is interest ing that a building owned by the District Mike Tindall has explained this to include has not bee~. able to find in his own words, this Master of Terrace is in demand by three diverse groups -- one employment in his of Science in Fisheries very young, one young and one older. All think they could "Getting out the vote" during elections and a profusion here for the past Biology puts it this way: nmkegooduseofthisbuildingandl have to agree. City clean.up program. 2½ years, yet he is one of the highest all-round qualified "My wife and I moved The request from the Day Care Centre is a valid one. The Some observers have claimed, from time to persons in that field to be here in 197S, and although I children are in a building which has to be vacated as soon as time that those who make the loudest noises found in the Northwest. have had miscellaneous possible. Government regulations decree that a day care against industHEl pollution are often the worst Let's take a look at his Jobs, my career as .a centre has to have so many square feet per Child and education: biologist has~ been zero in adequate bathrooms (they ain't kidding! ) The building has to of-fenders in their private life. Terrace, Ahy tupe of beasfefromfireandhavesultableeslts.Andmesl h,portant First, he took a biological work would be efall, therenthastobschesp,,asmostdaycarecen~resrunat The woman who maintains a spotless home draughtsman's course at suitable. I have included a deficit. I wonder, with all the hassle getting money' to run a may keep dogs and cats that do irreparable Vancouver Vocationa| information about my centre, ifasma]lerfamllytypeunitwouldbemorepractlnaL damage to others gardens and' lawns and School, back in 1960. Then he drafting ha~kgrotmd also, Thehome would be sponsored by parrot and government and transmit parasitic diseases to the neighbours apparently became in- having found that some wouldhaveamaximumoffour(?)children, Otcoucselean U'iguod with the world of degreeof~awingabilityhas see all kinds of problems with this kldd of arrangement bul children. And so on. marine b/elegy, and took a beenanessctinnearlyevery thinking of the children, it would be so much nicer i! ~e. B.Se. in Fisheries Biology at Job I have held." .children could spend the/r deyhours in a family atmosphere Perhaps, before we raise our voices in protest Humboldt State College, as I am afraid, no matter how well run a centre is, the we ought to examine our own lifestyles more Arcata. California, clever, Blodsett lists among his Tom Ranoier chUdren can become a 'number!' closely. Remember. it was barely a century ago, years later. Apparently activities: "Certified scuba when the automobile was invented, that marine biological science, course in photography, ten r r than valid. For the non.athletic student, there is Pete'l, or Ill p~teators successfully forced a law into being Harryputin two moreyenrs day desert survival couras, it, JOe'S Pool room. Big deall You see the young people which prohibited any automobile to travel on a of tmiversity -- this time at auto mechanics, welding, hanging around the stores, coffee homes (come to think of it, highway unless a man went ahead of it carrying hisCalifornia Masters State, in andScience earned in CanadianC.O,R,,,, Skiandmeml~'of Patrol S~St.. the ' & Cat . Op . w,.,.,,.,,o-,, o...o.,,o., o, .ov,.,,.., ..,....,. a red flag. other lawsuits tried to stop railways F i s h e r i e s B I o I o gy, tyl~cal week's viewing would introduce the young viewer to being built, insisting steam trains would frllhten graduating in 1973. During He is a member of the Tom Raneieris a big man. Although only 5 feet I Sex Del~ta, and , Violenceand Terror unlimltedl What • farm animals, causing chickens to stop laying, stmuMr vacations, while at Canadian Sodety of En- 11 inches and weighing in at 965 Izounds. (I ;.ve lost ...... ever happenedtoSnowWhite and the Seven Dwarfe? Thelast ~WS. ~d~ein troduc~ty,.snd cattle to university, and in his spare vlronmental biologists, and ,. a bit." ht sa~)~he~-Iv~s th" ]m,-"o,l,,.~h ~- i o : ~p~.a~y,~w~mSa ~m9 ~0P. ~,.c~.~_L~aermn~ time BlodSatt did evalnatlon has published -. numer0us " • =~v,--~, '' "i ~O " r ~ ~' "'t'''~" "~. ~ °'Wl~/the:"meatre_.c0nnot...... ten.ONE ~ovte imt~ for Land of artiflelal reefs as:habitat consultant • re~rta deal`el. much bigger, end,, you .are not surprised ~hen he vi~w'm~...-~--...... l knnw .._._~'*;;~d ...... ~'~,~ .,, .~, ~,,~, ~t, ~t,~,:... for marine fishes in with environmental impsot admlts that he wrestles a bit. for fun. in his course going to a movle ii0uie every night lan't the answer - What would we be today had those protestors estuaries, studied effects of evaluation, spare time.), porentaleontrells--butthatisawholenewbell.game.lsay, succeededl lo~ing practices on fresh- Tom holds a Class One Truck Drivers licence. YEH.to a drop-in centre for teens. water fish populations in Age 36, he is 6 foot in andknows how to handle a "cat" for skidding, The third request was from the Old Age. Pensioners studiesCalifornia, in fishingand did research related Canadianheight, citizen170 pounds, and passed a roadbuildlnS, grading, and thinsslike that. He i s Organizatton; The pensioners are presontly usins a room at Van. police accused (commercial) in that State. his last thorough physical qualified for, and familiar with "cats, shovels, theTerraceArenabutthisisunsuitableduetothehillelimb with flying colors. Hin trailers, on andoff.load Lo-Beys and Hi-Boys" he to [let to the Arena. The seniors need a place they can meet In 197~ he engaged in references also, are quite says. And When he says it -- you sense that he forcompanionshipanda"cuppa"thatisncarthestores. commercial fishing there impressive. He can be : means every word Of it, after drunk death and in Oregon; in 1973 he rcached by phone at eS&787S. fished for himself, (com- His address is S01§ Thomhlll Last employed at Victoria, for Butler Bros., An three groups have valid reasons for needing the IzdldL.~ but of coarse you and I lmow only one group wilk [let VANCOUVER (CP) -- A Hutton said he dragged the mere,ally) in Alaska. l~ St.. Thornhill. 2~ months ago, Tom Rancier is not one to sit to use it at once. How the district will arrive at their decision city police constable will comatose Herney by his feet 1974, employed by Schultz around~t home and wait for a job to fail into his is up tdthem, but one thing Is certain, two groups will be the face diso/plinary action as a from one cell to another, ' International, Ltd., Blod~ett hip.."I'm home after five, if anyone wants me. losers. 0f.course it !.an'!iml~..ssible that all three groups will result of a police department par;tielpoted in an impact investigation into the death TAKE COURSE AGAIN assessment of various PG could to the dayl'm out hunting ~ hunting for a ,oseout.we wereame to .m on ~resa with puhiic donatl0n development projects in job." he told the Herald. "You can put in that I'm - perhaps this is the answer. To have one building with all of a prisoner in the city The jury also recom- these services housed -- along with other worthwhile drunk tank last November, mended that Dole be made to northern B.C., the Yukon not afraid to get my hands dirty, either" he projects. Once the centre is established maybe the govern- the police department said repeat first aid courses to and Northwest Territories, Tel added. So -- if you want to hire Tom Rancier -- meatwouldcome across withsome bucksto keep the centre Wednesday. enable him to recognize and was Assistant Manager sue and you really mean business -- his phone running.Some pipe dresmeh? Constables Ralph Hutton when someone needed of the Environmental .Ser- and Thomas Dole were medical attention. Dixon vices Group. SVANCOUVER (CP) -- A number is 635-7627 and he lives at 3861 Paquette accused by a coroner's jury said that criticism of Dolo Brtsh Columbia Supreme Ave.. • of gross nagligenee in the was unwarranted and that In1975 he worked with the Court judge ruled Wed- " death Nov. 3 of Peter Her- Dole is adequately qualified Ottawa Offbeat ney, 29, a native Indian from in first aid, LomberdNorthGroup,aquatic resource speclail~ asan Princenesday Georgethat hasthe thecity legal of Herald Job Alberta, who died of a heart investigating the Maelumzie capacity to sue B.C, Tale- attack while in the tank. Dixon said all the in- rover pipeline corridor in the vision System Ltd. for libel. . by Richard Jackson Deputy Chief Constable formation on the case will be Arctic, and, with Associated TOm Dixon said in a report to forwarded to the provincial Engineering Services Ltd., BCTSclalmedthatthedty Ottawa -- Any day now, Stanley Knowles the peliee board Wednesday attorney geseral's office for that one of the constables any further action but varietyw. staff of advisorwater-resonrce- f0r a capacityeouldnot ins. theina'.eorporate libel action; Finder who, ,like Dief, has become" standard will be disciplined. However, prosecutors have concluded relatedengineering projects. Prince George claims it , ieqmpmenc ~ _ like the Mace, the Clerk's Table he would neither identify the there are no grounds ~r was .belled in a ,aries of and the Speaker's Throne -- in the House of constable nor the terms of criminal charges. Since coming to Terrace broadcasts and that its Commons, .will be launching into the second the disc`paine. 2½ years ago " (Harry governing reputation and In the report, Dixon said Dixon said some changes .o~,et, lsma.~ed,.s~,e standingmas~nlo.ered, i,,,,6-11ndo"rounaMiner , thousand of his ever-continuing series of the internal investi8ation will be made in handling is employed in Terrace) , he speeches on, well, what else? had decided "no member (of intoxi~ted prisoners: has been .unsuccessful in Justice S. Martin Toy said the force) contributed to the --There are to be a finding employment in his that -a municipal cor- Pensions. de~th" of Hemey. minimmn of two officers siX°tea'inn'Hehasworkedashandyman, shipper and poration,the He speech ~)n the' The jury at the tlme present. And H.E. Operator clockedhis thousandth recommended that police --Violent drunks are to be receivei',, apprentice part- enjoys .@ reputation subject that has. dominated his 35 years ;:of "take the strongest handled with "a minimumOf smart andiscurrenflya First delineated by powers and parliamentary life shortly before the Commons '. disciplhmry act/on against force." Aid attendant at Kit- obligations createdby the Here's a letter -- but no photo -- from an took off for Christmas, New Year's and the best Constable Hutton for his sumkalum Mt. ski-hill- a municipolact, tbeftmctions "Underground Miner and Open Pit Heavy part of January. inhumane treatment a,:d --Particular care is to be Job that runs out when the it engaged In and the way it Equipment Operator: That was the speech in which he blew ~e' neglect in the car~., and ,qken to protect the he,de of snow runs out, which will performed..,thoso functions, handling of a person in his dru~, ~ who are mildly whistle on the Trudeau government Wi,*h:Lthe probably be in a month's He ruled the ease should Dear Job Finder: warmng that it was planning to practi.~e the.. custody." r~.dlg officer|. time. now ~ocead to trial, n I'm looking for a job. I'm an underground restraint it preaches by cutting back on pensio'm' miner and an open pit heavy equipment and family allowances. r--F ET- • operator. " He was able to quote public Works Minister i ' Underground Scooptram Op. St.' 2-3-4-5-8. Buchanan that a means test was in the wlndfor' I daily herald Crusher Op. " both...... General Offl~ • ~5.63,57 ,'POb!llhld*by . • Gage Tender And Buchanan was never able to convincingly' Clrculetlo~ - 63~.I~51 .,- '-S#erll~|P@bll~'| " h' L'~" ' ' : ' .... " ' Skip Tender " deny it because it Was on the record in a speec'h ",r.~":' : ...." ; ";.:[' ~ ~ Openpit Heavy Equipment: 980 I~ader, Terex he delivered in London, . . i 50-35 Ton Trucks. l'd.like t.o work in logging And he was able to reinforce his warning with PUBLISHER... Don Cromack ' ;' L.~: (.-!:.: . camps or in any mine. tam amo apainter and a the,words' of Welfare Minister Monique Begin* ~ANAGIN~ EDITOR... Ernest Senl~,\ :i ::' ; '..,, " " ' T"~''";. 4:~,,~i:'., ...... Sand,Blaster. ~ ,; : :, who has been complaining of enormous land;:, • ' ~ ~. ,"' • '~:'i'" I am 28 ycars old, weigh 175,pounds, $!:8"tail, bothprograms..incroas.ing pressure on:, her by the cabinet to.... pa~ (: :::.~,-, / Published ivory week0dy at 3212 Kalum SL, Terrace; a.¢. A mernb~. 0f Varified Clrculetlon. Authorl~idas "i 1 and single. I,m French and English. I ha~,e been "Heartless cruelty!" he cried in protestinS'#~ L. s~ond ¢lall mall. ReoIstreflon number 1201, Postage • out of work for 3 months and would sure like to that already pensioners', were getting far/.lessL / :, Imld, In cash, return postage 9uarantssd, ) landSylvestre, a job. RP,2 'My Coppers,de name and Estate, address Terrace, is: Jerry care than theirfa!r shar,: eof {he.natlonalwealth:: " ,.~ . NOTE OF COPYRIGHT I oft. Vaicourt.:Thank you. " They comprise.a'tweifihOf ihe"nonul~ati;n~i'!h;!i:'i~":il'. ; The Herald rotalns full, complete and sole copyrlsht With many mines r claiming they haveto ad- ' " ' .'. , ' "-- , , '. ~', .,; In any advertlwment produced end.or any editorial or vertise overseas.because Canadians do not like "said, ' .... quoting Stsiscans own figures,,g ...... bu~.~.-~/':: ,,~.,' P~O,~ooraphlc content published In the Herald. recewed only a twenty-fifth nf its wo°-W"; ~,:~ ~:~ Re~,oductlm la not permitted without ths written to work underground, 0ne would feel optimistic ,. He . ra!sed,' : such, a fuss..... ' "'"' "" ~,'~ ..... p@rmll~llon of the PublMer. "I'm tailingy~u for the bat time, i don't wanne that' Jerry would not have to :be: uneinp!oyed .ang.~,., pubQc .:relict,on that:,,the:an~',stirred~;!SU~".i~/.!~:?/i go~,~menti;;~:.s ~" •, .. go tOldi~o. I'm going to bed,". " lr-'."h longer. , ' ' ' • ( ,",i "" L ../ ..,,.... '. , *~ ; ,,, . .. ~CK~d off. ' ...... ',: : "" ..... " ...... ;": " : THE HERALD, Friday, February 17, 1978, PAGE $ i:

ii! Where are Reds prepare for !: the fans.? PNWHL playoffs byGaryRlz' And It doenn 't. cost a •'Takeln an exhibition game penny. The hometown Reds wont 8:30. The Reds will go into Kusheer is finally feslinl at sometime-- whether it's forall~htworkoutlastniaht, the pinyoffs with two not- home in the PNWIH,. Hla • dog-sleddi~ pole climbing, l~.key . is another Coach Red L,Estrasge ~d mlnders, Roy Garb and experience and hard mowohoelnl ~or whatever- example. There are 725 them lined up at the blue line Andre Jean. checking is keepinl other ~_d wast do you eeeY active pertldpasts in minor for 25 minutes or so of The line of Frenetic, forwards from wniJdng fa .on "lneoPanin]Jdayoreventik hockey, playing Saturdays, shooting. Legouffe and Math.son has the Reds' netmindern, 'well ettm~.d. ~ometme~ Sundays and all week. These TheRadshavenotbeen too been flying as of late, with The team roster has bees Z'L hundreds or even thoummdo fpunesdrawanaverageof25 proficient in this department RiakSmoleyhaakinthefuld, cut to 14 players. L'EMranp of people go to see ~e event Lane, moofly parents. all season. Shots from the niong with Wakefield and would like to have two more take place. Commerdal hockey started point have been numerous at Farkvsm, The Reds have in the line-up, but was unable The organizers figure this this season with 100 to 150 times, but hRting evar~;:~g double trouble for opposing to come up with m~'one thet lasgoodthing, andthrough faas.Nowthey'roluckyff25 other than the net. teams. rould help or wanted to Play hard work develop the sports turn out. Everythmg is go for .The Mi0t flying Barry Hdt with this dub. event into a league. The Terrace Reds Hockey Sstruday's game here has really he~ turning it on mohard smul~ . For the first while fan Club brought out ~00 or 500 against the Wioterhawks at •lately. Defmseman Dale during last Smday s game m participation is fantastic, fans for their ~first couple of which the Reds dominated everybody comes and on- games. Why? T~ey play a the Burns Lake Braves, joys.. Somebody dee or a rouEh, tough brand of Talks are taking place with ~roup of people think "It's. hochey. Whethor good or bed Smoley, and L'EatranM myturn," and they organize -- depending ca your tastes Blazers .one believes he will be ready br a league and gather the fans. -- it's still hockey. Do fans Eventually it snowballs always have to have perfect and fans are going to winners? Or non.tanS win- behind first better evory ganl everything. But fans got ucra? Belllngham Blazer Wright scored twice for he iS like his old aslf With bored because there's too The Reds plw hockey Kdowoa and Rod Denehuk, rink length daahm. Along because they enjoy it. They spotted Nanalmo Clippers a much to do, too many things 5-1 lead Wednesday, then Brad Palmer and Guy with Radford on dofenso, to soe asd too many places to ~mty because to them it's the Johnson added one each. they make a touch pair to get go. Fans got tirod and decide game in town. It's about roared back with six straight goals to score a 7-5 win in one McKle stopped, 29 shots to stay home• time they got some anlV~_. of two British Columbia while Kelowne s Mike bYFans-- are reminded to set Pretty soon, there's 25 fans Fill the armm this Saturday Junior Hockey League DesJardin blocked 47. Each their tickets early for attmdl~gthe new sport, then night and Just see how much Saturday's pine and come sam,,,. team was assessed elill~ s/~ and then one, " the Reds appreciate it. The win moved minors, four majors and ane out to see the hemcto~m Men's recreational Above all, |ul~ the BefiiMham to within one misconduct. Reds. Vinit theb" b~oth lathe bmketball, as an exam,s, eventorspertofyourcho/oo, point of the firatplece Two s_smen ~re eehedul .ed " lobby durlal intemimion had on~ fan out Tuesday whatever it may be. All January championships Clippers in the Coastal toalght. Merritt Cmteunta~ d~tabe home a cap or T- sight. Why? It's good sport partinipsnts thrive on Division. visit Rovdetoho Bn~ns and and everybody plays well. support, somethinlionly fans ~bctsfoni Flyers antortain Make Saturday your niaht •There's always a winner, can glvo them. In the other game, Glen to go to the urns. proposed for hockey Merkosby scored his third Nanalmo. goal of the niaht with 66 TORONTO (CP) -- A pro- Prague unless there in an PROFITS SHARED seconds left in overtime to po.nit~.t the wo~d.hocS~ oa~mt~tbegat on the sepselirb~elliedPl~ The IIIW would racelve e Kernloops Chieh a champlmahips be nan every world 1.50,-000 to $100,000 from over Kdowoa Record ptJ broken Recreation me yssre d~ a n~d- covering the period from world tournament revenues. Buckareoe. semnd etrnight your with s January b~eak in North 1900 io 1988. The NHL and WHA Players' lhe record gets broken soheaules wan nelLy.red to In Nenalmo, Neal Girard, every yenr. time of 3:8:0O Jan Olam of She fm'th~ proposed that a~oclaflons would get 70 per smithera was second at Hocl(ey. Canada to(by by Canada not agree to go the sent of the profits for thclr who moved Into the In the 150 nile c:om na Campawnola. minister Bellinffbam nets after country unowmobile rue 3:6:0i ca her SM-doo. and • chatter 19'79 world championship in pension funds and Hockey Hamilton of Terrace of fltoee8 and amateur 8port. Moscow unless tbo total Canada, which would starter Vein Mott was hit in held st:Prince George on -.. Bring the whole famUy along [or an evmlugof rue ud The format would isvolve the eye with a shot early in Feb.l~, the time was 17 casein at three hours and 15 p~icha~ is agreed to by all operate the tournament, minutes en an Artic Cat. mtertainment at the T~ce Parks and Re,entire a single ro~d-robin tour- as/including the In- would receive the remaining the first period, made 40 faster ~ last year. Department Film Scrim, ahowlnE Friday Feb.17 at the munont involving the top two teraatlonal lee Hockey 30 per cent of the profits. saves, holdingnthe Blazers In the 40O oppeu ohnm- Terrace Arena Banquet Room from I'~te|.so p,m. European teems, Canada Federation. The profits would go in the game after the Clip- pionahlpe elacs, John aergeu Gordon Hamiltontook the • .The upooming film is a de.sic anlmal adventure lavolving and the United States, with Under the plan, the toward Olympic foam pers hndgoun ahead 4-1 with of Burns Lake drove his 400 opm pleasure on his an orphan boy and a purebed Irbh Red 8after. Fefiowing a the first-and seoond-pince present world championship operations, international four poworplay goals, n Kawasakl to victory in Kawasald with n time of two dash with the kennd owner, the boy runs away with the doE. teams pl~ a bestof-thren would become a European operations and domestic 2:27:16. Lyle Gold of Kit- horn and 40 minutes, but The adventures that follow result in valuable lessons on series for the world title. tournament and the top two development programs. - Naunimo scored again at wanga was second on had the misfortune to freeze giving nd pint.g love. Gompsgnolo also recom- teams from that tournament "I think it is also eesmtial 2:~ of the second period, but Yamaha st 2:O:25, just four his face riding his liquid. •. AddUien, a short feature, film from the North Film mended that m deelaionnhe would be represented in the that we make provision in that's all they got as seconds behind Bergen. cooled machine. S~ondwas Bourd ctlled "The Great Train Robbery" will be shown. made to send s team to this world championship the the schedule for those Ballinghem came back with There were 5O entries, in Gary Kral of Prince George Fresh popcorn and refredtmests will be avaBable. year's championship in followin~ year. countries not Included in the three goals in the second and the championship class and. at two hour, 44 minutes and • .Afros titan test br people age 16 and over will be enn- world open to he part of a three in the third. 48 in the pleasure class. four seconds. dmtedln the fitness room at the Terrace Swimming Peel, oa competitloh against our Five women racers with Ffftem year old Nolan Snaday, Feb.l| from 11:30 a.m.-~:0~p.m. AI Andorson led 'the Kathy Ewert of Prince Mercier of Prince G~rge ;.We'll put yon thrush a few 8hnpin tests In twenty live PG rink goes .Uo.O,,.,,o.m,,,.,..snid."In this way, all of our Blazers with three goals George road a Ski-doG to win was the youngest driver with mdnutes, whkh will give yon an ides of what level of fitness heckey ce,eagues can cue- while Ken Berry added two. the powder puff for the a time of 2:57:58. you 8re at. Glen Anderson .and.Steve .InteraRed~as ~hould r.all the Pool 8taft ~ ~8-11~ to The.Hockey Canada board McDonald had singles.. "'; to i". natl ,. meet ' .....' "'~-' of .. directom ..- meeting was Nannimo .got s~nales: from B.R. (CP) , The Doris spot after Wednesday's play attended by John Ziegler, Orrg Adams, Barry Pc- mo~*r your Individual progress. president of the National deroon, Arron Rusks, Bob Bueckort rink of Prince with four wins and two Hockey League, end his TBIRAOE AND DISTRIOT • - George Wednesday clinched loses, the Brltkh Columbia senior 'I1zrce other rinks m tied. Campbell. Smith and Brant l)enst. Commercial women's curling chain- in third position with 3-3 The invitation for them to BLAZERS HAVE EDGE HOSPITALSOOIETY l~onahips with one pme left records. They m Marl[ attend was in' line with Steve Hanna made .29 ncge'o--y ~o.o, Rouland,.Key Campegnolo's suggestion saves for Nannimo .while sstat Buookert's rlnlk, declared Wr/~tof.North Vancouver that Hockey Canada will. Mottmade two beforehe was the winner after winning six and Betty Statt- of White break up unless all the' Belltnghaniisjm'ed. It was win the seventhin 10 Annual Meeting consecutive iDunes in the Rock. .. partners of hockey, in- Terrace Commercial Hockey Stats to Feb. 15: elaht-rink event, will Shirley. MacDonald of eluding the NHL, World meetings between the teams Dawson Creek end Ell- -~ma~-an Amateur Hockey this season. represent B.C. in the DATE: Wednesday, June 7, 1978 Team " G.W.L.T.P Petoh of Victoria have both Association, universities, In Kamlmps, the Chiefs John'Nfld.whiohbelnP MarChn 17 in St. wen two of six games.while players' associations and TotemFord 23 18 6 0 M trailed 2-1 after one l)~iod, 4- TIME: 8:00 p.m. McEwan G.M. 24 913821 Madeline Copelsnd of governments, are included 3after two, aed 5-4 late in the The Carol Tmmunn rk~of Queanef won in only one of in its operations. Go~undAnderson ~4 8 12 4 50 game when goalie Blair PLACE: Lecture Theatre SheenaHotd 23 8 14 1 17 Vancouver wu-ln socond six starts. McKie was pulled in favor of ¢ a sixth attacker. Caledonia Senior -. SCORING RACE Secondary School. Name.Tess G.A.P Daveshurpe-Skeena . 31 ~4 55 DIAGNOSE FLU TYPE The strategy worked as Norm Meyer scored with 10 The buslness wlll conslst of the elecllon of members of Jim Gustafsun- G&A 22 28 50 the Seciely, the election of the members.to serve m tbe RobPeaoock- Totem 25~ Basketball BALTIMORE, Md. (AP) seconds to go to send the -- The virus that put three- game into overtime. Hospital Board of Trustees, end presentatlen of reports Rim Miohaed- Totem ~ 18 40 covering the year 1977.. " SteveDillahoW~h-McEwan 18 17 tournament quartors, of the U.S. Naval Merkosky beat Buckaroo Tom Farpow- Totem . . 1,5 ~q Academy's 4,300 mid- @nile Idike DceJardins with Rk.k Lewis - McEwan 10 17 Terrace Senior Men's 8:00 p.m.- 7 ve 0 shipman on nick call 18st a 45.foutohot at 0:54 of the 10- In order to be 9ilglble to vote, membership must be Invitational Basketball 7:50 p.m.- 2 vs 3 week has been confirmed as minute sadden-death period. purc.hased before Sunday, May 7, 1978. Mamhershlp Son James- Totem 12 30 32 may he purchased at the following iecetions: HaroldCox- G&A 17 13 M Tournament ,got underway the Russian flu, Dr. Neff The Chiefs remain in fourth KmZiogler-Skeeun - 10 17 last niaht and will continue Sunday Solomon, Maryland's health place In the Interior, today and Saturday. and 9:0O a.m.- Ruon~ up A vs secretary, said Tuesday Division, 15 points behind the Mills Memorial Hospital Sunday with teams from the Champion B. Maryland thas became the Buckaroos. Royal Bank of Canada entire Pacific Northwest 10:80. ~ Up B vs 10th.state to report a con- Toronto Dominion Bank competing for the chain. Champion b I firmed outbreak Of the type Murray Matheso~ and ~nmp. ~:00 ,p.m.- Champlonah p, offluthatwasfirstspotted-in Ralph Andreeeon scored the Cold weather for Prince Geerge ,U! Stars, Winners of ~omi~. the Soviet Unlon'last year. other Kamloo~ goals. Rob PrInce Rupert' Crest All Stars, Romton and Kltimat ski jumpers will be oo hand to compete for first place prize money IAHTI, Ftntand (Router) European Broadcasting and the Terrace Trophy, Jumpers Jim Dmney of Union and organizers of the embellamatio of senior the United States and Tauno Nordic eo~npetition were men's basketball su~mnaey Kayhlm of Thunder Bay, holding talks to avoid, a •in the northwest. GOt,, have been halve television blackout of the • The action is at Skeona in practice for the w0rld championships which :end Secondary today at 7:30 p.m. L Nordic ski: chamldoasldpe Feb. 58;. and Saturday at 9 a.m., which sturtBatm'day; The EBU announced the finals on Sunday af. 0nthe low hill, where the earlier this week it :w0~d tee'noon at Cniedenin. st~zdord leap is 70 metres: boycott the chaml~Omldps'. Satun~ n~ht d~w~ at the Dmnsy has Jumped 80.0 and because it considered there Terrace HoM .is' opm to Kayhlm'80 metres. . was an caressive amount of everyone.. But they will have to turn. advertla~ alorg the ~kf • Fol]owlq is a schedule of In brilliant performances to tracks for the eros~oountry the tournament: e in the top 20 ~ainst the evmta. " ~ in the world, with the Its decision will. prevent TF.J~C~ ~OUI~A~NT East Germans leading the viewers in western Europe Feb. 16,1~, IS, 1|, way. from seeing the cham- Pool A Harry Glass of East p/onahipe, aithot~h they will Kitimat Village Germany celebrated his 25th still be soremed in Canada Terrace Reds

birthday Wednesday by and the U.S. r ~~ ~e ' Jumi/ng 87.5 metres off the 0r~nizers'any the ads will Prince Rupe~ C~st 70.metre hill, followed by. ix~ in more money than PoclB i ~: : : ootmtrymen Mathlas Buss thetdevision ri~s. ' Terrace Blue8 with a mark of 87 metres. : ' Jumpers from Austria, " QUEEN IIASFLU' ' ~ . Norway, Sweden and LONDON ~ (AP). -- pr~.Rupurt ..' FInlmxl have also cleared Members of the. Royal (Joim'sMachine the 80-metre mark but Family have become the Shop)/ Finnish favorite Kern latest victims of the flu Ylisnttlla was Imocked out of ~vsoping across ]Britain, a Gumes :- , :..: Friday .':, , ~:..' ,-* the competition when he BUeldn~mn PaLace* : L~ broke his s~ht. m~e dur~ Tuesday. The quem mad 7:50 p.m.- 3 vs. 4, :~,; , r. b . Prince Philip were confined 9:50 p.m.- 7 vs;:8 ' ~ • C01d weathw-the ~tan- ts bedbya doctor, who aftor i~atm~ dropP~l, one n~.t makioS his house call, wan •h~.4 Goishm--mreatms to h~ht~d by the mU healthy 9:50 e.m., 4 vll, ~ " .;. ,~rupt the championahipe Prince Charles, who was 10:50 s.mi~ S vs 7 ' ~.: " smalLs 8p~a JUry hU ~mmdi~ tn for his mother. 1.1 noon-l~8* ,,~ ' . ' e~tblMhed to consider any The doctor had been named 1:50 p,m.- gym e '.~ postponements. br the boor by the Queen in 8:0o p.m.- I ys4 M~nwhlle, officials of the her New Year'~ list. 4:50 p.m.- S vs 8 PAGE 4, THE HERALD, Friday, February, 17, 197e All lost title, but promises, , • Nobody"interested In

tt 11 ! 1 . _1 _ _ _1 ..... o ,...,. i Canadian" quart er b a cks • I II De DacK as cH~pIuII.. ' ' .. :. TORONTO ,CP,- The ~trallo*a;a.~ghac.k play.s .mo~,of.,,i~=_gam.., ,, ' • " " . . , annual Cunadian Foothall picked by Ottawa s,,.ougb. ~a~t u.~-mco.~=. - MSh.a.m.m..ad All, now a 36- "I thank God, the new the WBC edict, and South punch h~self o.ut in the des~tdy but he coul.dn t Lea ue draft of colle e Riders, and l.inebeck~ Rick CH,O~__E- JONES yearola onellenger for the champion said. "God's the AfricansKallieKnootze, wno esrtyrounusandptckinghis ~ Splnks off and Just ,aa~,~,.,,r,,,,es one thin :~ DundasofWbltwortl~uellege .Winnlpeg-.s_flrst.cho.ic~ world heavyweight boxing main man. Lord knows I reeentlyknockedoutDuase spots with Jabs, h~ks.and.a.n.., bemrethebe:ll, hedppeared ~'~'~'dv ~s~'interested°in in Washington, taken by. w.~ti~t.enu~:van,lo.n._es~ tlfle, asid"l'llbeback" . . tried hard, - Bob/ok,• and C~rrie Coetze. oecasI o nal rlgh.t lead.,. still .,lea oy to g ooown . ~.___ _ quarterbacks." . . • Edmonton ._Eskimos. • Dunaas smoo.t:mrse,- . Zm'Pom~ _ "l'il bethel.kat. m~towm &'l'll give All another ."I gave the best I could, was in the fl~.t ~.ter 12 AP_PEAIt_EDIN .CO..MMAND. only three were drafted is from Saskatchewan. . [rom u nu, . ,~,_,_ ,..~ the. world cnamptonship chance." .... said All, "I knew he was a rounds-he was leaamg en . "tze 35.year-sic.All, Con- •- . .. _2. ,.L,. c,;lanrv * Three others wore chosen "tOrch}O,._ wmm _,my thrm.....tlees," .... Already, promotional in. Mmdflghter;Itwas a close one. card and 'even en ,s~w.ing.his, strength .and one ~e~ers"~'~o~'-'oj'~ later--wid~ receiver Ty surrendered'.!ts, right.? . ~ nes 'uneam up ms flghtiag--eftenmorevic/om flght, He wes the aggressor, another. . " " pcldnglusspots w/th.hua . ~'"~" ^# ti.; ..... i,,~ .t Morris of Puget Sound in protect p/ayers,_wm~.zo.r heaats many times. But than the fighting ~ the It could have gone either ,But then Splnks, who punches, seemed to be m .~u~oo~,,,: "2 .... -'-'-'.:--.~,~ VJashinmon onthe second slothack.runniugoucxn~ara m~be an era r sally has flag--is under-- way. -- way, ,, - ~eigi~ed" " 197¥, or ~/pounds . c0_n~_d .after 1..O to.unda..,Toronto :.... ,...;,;,,I. t,,;, In,,~.~ me ,,m,h~ sevens in round,, ~-and centre." " Bill. Brownof." Guel Ph where. hiS_ an.me...... TO FIGHT NORTON Judge Art hurie scord it leU~than All, anu was was at- . But .~plx~..wo.m.a not u~...~,:-,; ~.;--.-_.~,;r~-.,;LPv?~iaCck O'Bryan of Oregon State in fu~er u,c~ a ,ermer re'go, .~ou~pmsa, a~A-.year-ma Jose Sulaimun, l~esldest 143-1G for All under the 10- . a four-inch reacl~ ulsa~i- oenlun noxlng e moetl .-.'~. ~s::""?.?_~;'~::_-'_,._F. the third, both by Montreal isthecoacn .... " with. seven prevteus pro of the Worid Boxin~ Council, point mast syxtem and when vantage, landed several shocking upset slnce Ali won ;.,am.mont~er-~._m_mo..~. s~-uettes and kicker Pnnl Montreal/with two.fl .r.st- flghts, stripped the title frem esidSplnksandAH-madean his ¢iedsionwas announced, - good hooks and left-rlgin thetitlefromsouny~nin -xves L~uerc.oz .vn.~vc~-~y" ~v.',o^. ^~ Wash,-~an State round choices and four m the ony ed~esday night att~ agr~,,m.eet ~at the w'9:n,~ 8Pinka: hand!era, looked ..com_b~.ationsto the head in se~v.mrout.. Feb..25, I.SM4.. : of~t~n~tl~']:~gmr~r: ~n°~'~', th'ird ro~n'~" by F.,d- .~econd,mada N~I Q.~lt~,a apply~na...preasur.e, for )~ womu sqlnoy Aladl7 for a stunnes, uut then me an-. me z~n rouno. . m me ism rouno, ~pmsa ~, .... ~ ..... ,__ _, monton M0rrisand.Wstson stx.xoottwo, z~u-puunu u,- rouses..~was .r.e~mg.at ~e durance against No. 1.ranked nouncer read off the cards of *Splcks swarmed all o~er soorodwith a left-right to the i .~.oo.g ~.uane .ny~,o~ ~_, are from British Columbia fensive tackle from UBC, its n _mu._.oouand~pmsagamooo Kes Norton within 90 days. Hurold Buck, 144~141, and. All in the 14th and hurt the heedand, asAlivislblytired,'. umv~mcy oz mamm~ m and O'Brvan from 'calgary. flrst choice and Phil Noble, a Sl~It decision,: . "A e you kidd~ug?" said Lou Cahat, 14~,140, and ~- former champinnwitha left the ~ challenger., landed. .m~e~.ig~_~m~ondH,,-lo,, were Hamilt~, wi~ the second linehacker from ~e Uoi- _It,~was a ,stunn..mg..,._.~._ ..Bob Arms., who p.ro.mcted ..nounced," _ ".the ~ new hook.n~.dwa.y thro.ugh"~e sover..mo~.g~_a..l~_ts..~:, the 0nl'~ nl~vers~a'm~g the plck, chose Bob O'Doherty of _vers!tyofWesternOntarloin. ,~,,,,~ ~... ~.,,,,p, o,,= wesnesusy mgat s tight and neavywagnt snap/on o! rotum. At me ena st me As me s~m..mtmu spa. m, • -- " ...... rises. On(. a five- Lonaon, its secoua. m~y Idsto.n wo~ ne w.m has a promtional contract the worM, Leon Spanks." ro.u.~.l.,"Ali's~ left eye~ was/he Sp~s.muo .w~s ...m. i a .72~_ch~.on to rt~a~1 thflr ~; ?:~und ~de'reeeiver " Quilter,. rated the top me nasvywelght t/fie xor me for Svinks' next six fights. AWARDED.ROUNDS swouen. . " . crows of 5,298 at the tmton -mw,u~ .=*.q ..... - .... -. • "- ' • " lineman in the draft Dy CFL .....first t/me in 1964 and his " Sulaiman-- is a Joke.-- The Assecieted Press The final three minutes Pavilion wor• ! stunding and ." ,.,.=,~,iBut ff ,o..,.,^., they make .,--,o;. it in ,,m, the Kingston,at Queen Oats Umvereityn • m scouts, is the son of former mocmu~ . o~ u~.~e Splnks will fight somebody scored it 143-142 for AI/but were toe-to-toe all the way, cheering and there were .~r ~;,,;o~,,,?~.,-~?,-T;,-.-~ =-B~tish • Columbia Lions Edmonton, Calgary and B.C. ~'orananwnmnewonit for respectable next and thin gave Splnks the last three withbothflghtersstqsered, some worried looks in the Ali won't a 0 It at m atpo~suon.._.wi~ ~knteh~wan " ' linemkn Chuck Quilter. • .me secona Ume 10 years fightAliagaln.Spinksham't rounds. . All was :punching.. corner, i ' -'~-~erass0nm°nvn°~-'t~,e-~"" i~ou-hrTd-ers'-'-firs't ~ound . Saskatohewan didn't get to lat~.../~._ .,, ...... ~reed .to ..~y~. g."n .. _.,'What s.urprl~, me. was ...... • . .. ~u~ c? :u~OrYd~kO ~ ' drait" choice, wmt for Rick 'pick until the third roundat .~.'~"2~."~,~".~. o22e,.ea-~m.e.t.°-.P.r°v!~,e N., ,.st~m~.an-~,~an~,_a'-"" T . " - 1 . 11 ,~'~_;'.' "~ inclination to Goltz, a six-foot:three, 240- wld.oh time ~t t~k.Les MC- ...... ,, -,-" opu~ .r.~tvj~t~mmt, u,t m ,m~, .nu, w.u wut~ muu~ _.___ S nO . • " a tlve-loot-ll nlno- • Canadians for the pound defensive tackle from Ferlane, , vantages in size and ~- not Norton, should he ro,nl the brawii~ Svinks in the jets are never Qml nom -. - ...... ~ .,-.---.,- ~,ock from

porimee with grim deter- Possible owouen' inelu~ finul thx~e {'otmds' and who , I " " " "'~* , . " " ' '.. B~:/un~°n%"rBcam'.uan~r"~han~ . U%v~.s~t'=y'o'7~'~ka~chewan~ minatiun. He never lost his Bernardo Mureardo of looked much elder than 36 at There s never a dull sevunth-plaea Birmingham Perhaps some day there. Y • • ~ol as so many of Ali's Coloml2a, whom All might the end.- moment where Winnipeg ~ulla by I0. willbeanotherRussJackson Briefs opponests did In the past. have fo.ght in defiance of All, trying to make Si~ts Jets are concerned. Left winger Ted Taylor in the draft list, but chances First came the news that scored two goals in the ere he'll wind up~ as a the club's two Swedish second period to break a 2-2 defensive back or perhaps a stars--Ulf Nilsson and tie and Don Larwny added a wide receiver. (AP) -- The Ocean Shores said Don Roads, festive] Anders Hedberg-- are th/~rd-pedod goal to put the CHANCES SLIM Fog Festival does not come chairman. Champ bleeds on prepat'lng to ~np sblp at the game out of reach. Theodds against any of the in on little cat feet. It fairly "They decided a few yea~ end of the season and Join • The win, coupled with Ed- drafted players making the shouts in celebration of one ago to have an annual New York Rangers of the monton's loss to Winnipeg, CFL are one-sided. Calgary of the area's most-abundant celebration and let the rest of National Heckey League. allowed Houston to move head coach Jack C~tta earl- natural resources. the state .know we're alive And then word surfaced t~dthe Offers and back into mates 20 newcomers have Ocean Shores gets about and well," he said Tnoeday~ historic night , Wednesday that the World place with 59 points- 8cod chances of sticking and 130 cestimetres of winter "We give people u san- Hockey Association temn is one more than Edmonton, most are likely to I~ found rain annually. check in case it doesn't rain. There are times when one everyhad¥ at rin~lde knew • • "I thought I could tire him in financial difficulty and which had palled ahead of among the 18 players "It's raining right now; The they can come again in realizes that he Is sitting in that, u hehad done so many .out in the early rounds and had to borrow money to meet Houston with a victory the protected by various teams the westh~ is ~iserabla," 1979 for free." on a transcendent moment in times, inthe past, Mabam- thm boat him. My plan week's payroll... night before over Blr- under territorial exemp- history. mad would call upon some didn'twork. NextUme I'll be Despite all this internal mingimm. tions, C~ia had the first pick in There set the man the invisibleS, reservoir Of inhatte~ shape. I will be uncertainty, the Jets show no I world for 14 years had hailed strength and rescue, the ~-ck~mto~i5 (he.we~hed in et outward slgas that any of the draft and chose the first es The Champ. decision In the final round.. 224¥4),rl'l]staymthecomere this has had an unsettling of:24 linemen--Dave Kir- A MEAL FOR TWO to the sum] All reesgNzed the poUilde and I'll come out fast in the effect 'on their play- Rac'mg, ziager, a sixfoot-four, 246. Yet here he was slumped I in a chair in the upstairs consequences. I-lis ~-year- m~_ ,round like I did in the . consider their 6-5 victory pound offensive tackle from ! dressing room of the Hilton old lags tiring, his body 1~. Wednesday night over University ~ of British Pavilion, his lower lip pursed surrendering to aches and- -= Edmonton Oilers. Cnlumbia. ~ : of $I0.00 has been donated o with blood, a nasty knot over pains, he plunged headlong - .Nexttime, All? Will there However, Jets coach patron "lie's a good athlete," said I his right eye, ugly bruises into . the fight'Jabbing, be O next time? Larry Hfllman says the. ARDEN, N.Y. (AP) -- E. Gotte, explain~ why he I picked Kirzinger despite the blemishing what he always lashing out'with hie "I will he beck," the financial concerns have bern Roland Herr|man, ~, the to the HERALD CARRIER !u called "the prettiest face lightening rights, hanging deposed champion ._ p~.g on "the Players , lesding patron of harness fact most of his experience that ever was." oil. promised. "I willbe the first raei~ in the United States has beenin basketball and he ! "I've been aromd hackey has played only one year of heautlfalwife,At hfs feet Veronlea.Shenat_his slim, This time," as so many" heavyweightwln the. title threeohampinn times." to long enough to know how it and la'~i~ of former New York governor and am- collage football: " OF THE MONTH compliments stroked his robed, tired others had done, his young Muhununad All has given can affect you,"he said. bessodar W. Avorill Harri- Gutta and serial other muscles. She said nothing, adversary didn't .feld. In- us . many memorable "The ideal solution for us, man, died Thursday at his coaches described the available.talent as "pretty . " -" BundlniBrawn ale ime stead, S~inks lashed back moments and unending for a.'l these ,,~hlcms is to home. 1 1 " ' aide, cried uneaham~dT;,' giving two-- punches f~ every" .e~.ter ts!mn,e~.., not..only with.... wrap,,up the champl.onsh~"" ' lpin ~Harrlman f.o~unded the. good" and noted that only O~ • • .- ' " .~. she .... ' : ~mm~em~i,.~ ', %" i,;~/.,;.~..~..;:...:'. United State~ ' Tro'ttingi .... , • . • v ~ ~-~F,': ~ ~J ~:~& "~ Apsoeiation in 1938/. Was} players are al'u~s, mlleges. ~ ~ ~ ..... ~* i~Py':""almo~"fli~ed. : grada.l~....~, bomY~Sh~w~r~ ~ smce ret;a'ning .~e~'ly. chairman of the board of the They agreed the calibre of ~ I~I|DV J~|MEEM be_.dv that strippedreed him of his the final bell.... " " ,: ana. anluty. tO. . . . last month from a s~tes ox Hall of Fame of the Trotter football•played in ,Canadian ~ IWMBnl ,vuncr-N world heavyweight chum- ' There was a sadness about P~SantS ana potentates exhi.bition games in Japan in nearby Goshen, and was a universities is improved but, I I ~ ' L " plonship. It was a tough, 24- the see-e--and a beauty.' auge... ' . against the Soviet Union former ohairman of the on average, still a Ion8 way ~ a,-J4 namesake beloWthe U.S. level. ~,~ ~d; mdutl~LOE year-old ex-Marine, Leon "Surprised you,- didn't '. m " ' P "L " national squad, took another American Red Cross. Splnks, only seven pro fights he? ' All needled the -few Splnks, abearded youth step towards thatgoal with He also owned the Historic COMEFROM U.S. i under his belt, less than two reporters who orashnd his Wlth two big gaps in front of Wednesday'avietory.Itgave Track in Goshen and the Two-first-round draft • ///'.~71Dr - 63§-2RI years out of amateur ranks, dressing room. ,Surprised hls_mouth where teeth.used them 72 points and a four- ArdenHomstand Stable, choices, came .ont of awl UWabJqWE. • -- KID WAS TOUGH me, too. I underestimated tS. be, took the fight to the point edge on second-place Pllrth,.the 1973 Ham- American schools-- L...... The savagely-fought, 15- his _will to • win and hts~.:~ampion, agreat but. aging New E~gland WhalerS. • . Toroutonlan Don Taylor of hiet0nlan winner, and Titan ' [ " . roundbettlewssaeioseone, stamina. .. , • ...champion, and made the In other "games,. In. Hanover, the 1945 Ham- The kid was tough. But PLAN FAILED 1 P " ~ eat l~ : " " " ~a~ ~S O ~ ~ hietonlan winner, each came • . ' . . • • > • Quebec Nordlques 9.6 and from Harriman's stables, ' • ~ . . . ~-. ' Houston Aeros downed along with Stars Pride, who eW BUSI/IeSS S al~ 1 • 1 : " ~ 1 '. • 1 Qncinnati Stingers 5-2. was described as. a top .I " d " PLANS STALLED 01 ' " P trotting stallion before he 0 " " t anamans DreaK recora died this year. - [ • ~;~ N, t hsted,n our • " . .., . .... ' had forcedthe Jets to berrow /~ ' 1.. • =' 1"'" = ' . • 1 - fanda to meet the payroll asd I • . B.C.= Tel Dire ctory. • • the city has agreed to a Ior mmeaten .streaKs request by the cleb that the • co|leer|on of arena rent be Montreal Canedless have string at home i0 I0 ~mu.. " loss during their c~t deferred until after the- Briefly BOYDS BODY SHOP - 635.9410 finally broken the National The Hawks inoraued.thelr., seven-gjmie road trip. season, ends. • Hockey League's unbeaten Smythe Division lead to 16 In tonight's action, the wednesday's win did not streak record. points over.Vancouver. Rockies entertain the come easily for the Jets who INVITES DELEGATION TERRACE OIL BURNERSERVICES . 635-4227 Led by the two-gone, two- The Cunucks lost the~" Islanders, Philadelphia is at neededa pair of third-period NAIROBI, Kenya (AP) -- BOOK NOOK - 635-3081 * assist effort of Guy Lefleur, fourth game in fivestarts home • to- Minnesota, the gc::.lsby Bill Lesuk to pull It The. • government - of the Canadiens extended their against the Rahgera, Van- ~ are in Buffalo ~nd out. His second of the .night President- ldi Aniln has in- Listed THE HOBBY HUT. 635-9393 • ~ undefeated streak to 24 eouver hasa victory and four Atlata goes to Detroit. -- and seventh of the season at vtted a.. U.8. ecugresslonul mes by dipping St. Louis 13:23 of the final period delegation tO visit Uganda to es 6-2 in one of five NHL proved to be the winner. see "that peace and THREE RIVERS WORKSHOP - 635-2238 games Wednesday night. tranquility, exist .... contrary Here? Rene Leclere, Kevin ALL-WEST GLASS . 630-1166. . in other action, Boston Jets beat/Oilers 6"5 Devine and Claude St. to the blatant lies which the Bruins defeated Toronte Sauveur all scored two geals, enemies of Uganda• are Maple Loafs 4-2, Cleveland WINNIPEG (CP).- Bill with the Edmontanngoal es the-lastplace Racers Free*- for ONE month courtesy of THE , Radio said Tuesday. The Barons tied Atlanta Flames. Leak scored twice .in~ empty but couldn't get his outlasted the struggling DALLY "HERALD 5-5, Colorado Rockies and ~uleast, monitored here, third period on ~. that 1 d~ ShOt past Hamilton. Nordiques~ losers of five in n If you wish your • Business Chicago Black Hawks deflected off defencemee to Winntpeg's other goals row and seven of.their last said the Ugandun foreign I~ttledto a 2.Z tie, and New minisiry has sent a telegram Phone listed for your customers give Winnipeg Jets a ~ win : were scored by Lars-Erik ~ght. n .. '. Please Call 635-6357 York Rangers outscored to the U.S. state department over Edmonton Oilers in a • SJoberg, i Kent Nflsann, Indianapolis, 'which hdd ' I Vancouver Canucks 6-3. World Hockey Ansodat~ Anders Hedberg and Bobby period leeds0f 3-1 and &4, extendingthe invitation to a The Canadiens had 21 game played Wed~es~ddy Hull. Norm Ferguson scored won for only the" 17th time delegation from the House of straight wins in the last two before 8,303 opeetators, i twice for Edmonton, when this season. The dub now. Representatives foreign seasons before l~king out. Lesok scored at 1:45 on a shots deflected off him past has 36 points and trails retetions committee. The previous mark of 23 shot that deflected off AI " W~' goalie Joe Daisy. wins was set by Boston Ifamflton's leg and got the Joe Mlchelettl also had two, Bndns during the 1940.41 eventual winner at15:23. ~uu~ for Edmonton with FOR PRIVATE USE OR BUSINESS season, It was tied by when his shot bounced off Widing 8ettiug the ~UTOVEST Philadelphia Flyers during Ron Bumiuk and behind other. Beforeyou buy, Investigate the advantages of this rent. the 1975-76 campaign and gOLesnkaltenderDave Dryden.." Winnipeg outehot Ed- to-own~lan. 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THE HERAI.D', Friday, February 17, 197e, PAGE S NOr. violence,, sex Or thrills in ~British secret Service Graham Greene's .new their work; they cannot talk But routine events take a is a home-body with a ~ep novel, The Human Factor, to acquaintances over a new torn. A leak of in- ~et, points up one thing: There is drinkabouttheiroccupatinn, formation is traced to Dr. Percival has tho air of little glamor and much But they still are human. Castle's section. A fellew a family doctor but his part routine in Britain's Secret The book focuses .on worker dies under mys- in the Secret Servlco has Service; it is dull work and Maur/ceCastle, a worker in terious cireumatances made him forget his Hip- the rewards are not great; an obscure section of the Blame for the leak shifta pocratie oath. Col. Daintry tragedy may be at the end of service. He haa an African closer to Castle and the story has allowed the profess/on of a lifetime of such work. wife, who has home a black, takes a new turn as Castle'a espionnge to destroy his This is no story of,"ad- son by another man. He does life changes. marriage and the venture in faraway places, his day's work, then goes WIFE BLACK relationship with his no violence, sex or thrms. home to his acoteh and That is where the human daughter. Man in the Secret Service dinner, to play with his :son factor :comes in.' Castle's Green portrays most of the can have few friends outside or walk his dos. love for his black wife has characters in Ida novel as placed him -in a:position of • somewhat stodgy civil .delX that complicates his servants engaged in a family's life. " nefarious bminess. But they Soviet divorce Greme palnm his are all intensely human. characters not mainly as spies bat, an human beings. The Human FacLor, rate triples: Castle's assistant, Arthur Grahem Greene; 339 pages; • Davis;:Is a.lush, a gambler $12.95; Bod-ley Head Divorce in the Soviet Union allzatlon of Sov/et divorce :ahd a woman-chaser, for (Canada) in associ-ation more than tripled betwem laws. which he pays dearly. Castle with Clarke, Irwin. 19~0 and 1976, with couples in But the U.S, was world .... their first year of marriage lender ngan in 1976 when ...... accounting for one in three 1,077,000 American :M~sic: P~.blishing Record Producer break-ups, according to marriages broke, compared ...... , .... official figures.disclosed with 861,000 in the Soviet today. Union, which has a larger The stat/stiea, quoted by population. the weekly Literary Gazette, Literary Gazette com- 31fisi¢ Ltd. - showed that whtle there were mentator Vlktor Leaving the Iron to 104 divorces for every 1,000 Perevede~tsov suggested marriages in 1960, there that Wemure from womm " . RECORDING STUDIO were 298 in 1975 and 332 in for more. equality in .the Phone S6~.!303 DEMO TAPES 1976. home could be the reason for The Soviet Union led the the high Soviet divorce rate. Res: 962-7514. MASTER RECORDING return to comfort United States in the inter. "Women are rebelling. Prince George RECORD LABELS national divorce league in And of course, they are right :' LONIX)N' (Reuter).-- Ten them want to do something The three children and televlsinn series ~o be shown the late 1960s aft~ the liber- to do so." :, volmteera"who-lived the similar when they leave," their parants had to leave later this month. iivea0f lrodA~e Britons for says a spokesman for the alt~ nine months when the almost a. year Will soon project, five-year.old boy became-l., During the .year, at a: ~ur~ to the comform of La~ ~pr~, IS persons, in. but ~e others braved one of secret nite in aouthwent mod~n civilization but cludeng three chfldrm, cut Britain's harshest winterain EnsIand; the group learned , probably with some reRret, themselves off from the ~th . a communal mkdand-thatch to be almost mmpletdy self- ~' "l think that, over-all,-they century to see whethm' it is romut house they built. sufficient, producing their have greatly enjoyed the ex- still possible to live'as their Their experieneea have own food and practising the per~. eat. and learned so ancestors ~had some 3,000 been filmed for a British s]dlls of pottery, weaving much from it that most of years ago ...... Brnadcasting. Corp. and metalwork. .,~.,.,.,.,, ,-,T,-,.o-,.,o,..-,-,.,-,-,.,-,-,-,.,.¢,-,.,.,.,., ~,,,,, • .... ,.°,.,°,%,,.,., .~.:~:~...:~.~...~'.;~;~:~;.:.:.;.i~i.'~;~;..~..~...~..~..~...... ;~'...... ':.:.:~;.;.;.;'.~;~.:,;~;.;';.;.;...;~'...... ~%.°..~: ~~!!~!~!~!~::.:!~:':..%.'~!~:~!~!!~;:::i~!~!!!:2~'.~:!:.:':..::': :.:.:.:.:.:.:~:.:.:.;..:%..:.:.:.:.:.:~:.:.:.:.:.:.:::.:.:.:.:~:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.~:~:.:~.:.~.:.:.:~:.:.:.;~.:.:.:~.~....

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PAGE i, THE HERALD, Friday, February 17, 1978 • BUS PLUNGE KILLS ¢'~ lIMA (ALP) -- A :bms: #unged over a mount,;b iff into the Tarma Paver! Hisses & Kisses Wednesday, killing 45 l~r- sons, police reported. The~'. i said 15 persons w~e rescuea. ,!,:i!7 . . , from the submerged bus.: III ..,..,,~ ;':.~:

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It's time to call your WelcomeWagonho~tess. " EVELYN ANWEILER 6,1,5-5571 Or WF.NDY CLIBBETT 635-3044 • k

Tbe ~tire cast ofHIH & Kisses pthers for the finale-they are having as much fun as U,e audience.

~.'tommnemof "pauu ~eam m Kalum.TId~. and .K/sses" will ~omtinue m still nvnlldb at Me- Friday and Saturday at 8 Coil'sRealty tit 14 tet adults p.m. at the Terrace Little and M for students. * ***************************** r'l pJ m mum,:

~ Hidden somewhere m the * : ~ ads in the entertahLment ~¢ ~-=,~'qP section• are two Terrace ,,1¢ ~ phone numbers, ' , . Find them, and if one is yours you ve ¥ ~ l'-'n won. ~. . ; ~,~ Pick up your tickets at the Herald .~ •¢ officei 3212 Kalum St. ,~

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(.~)~S Calif,7.ANGIeLR.6,sam. west, ~o, Jntuemm,~em=anssmWeatwfllpla~a movinUr. ~~..o~e'.'- X,th. ~u~,, i The:_.Spy 8 Who Loves" Me I mrmerly starred in Barman; l~lda,u~an-Mlehad in Alabmna and" Sout~'n has slgnedfor a ma~orrole in Vincem, Sally. Field and ~dllrornia " ~o~ ~ ~.-m.. " : " FEB. 1 " ' ' : '

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• ., :::~:~!,!;~ m Vancouver i Just $33.25 FEB. 19-22 W]dteBuffalo Br,t,sh Colu mbia has a flavour : ~:~,~:i .,oo you won't find anywhere else. Per Person double occupancy FEB. 23-25 ~ ii~i'i~:: From.Jan. 1, 1978toJune 1 1978 Sinbadand-- the Eye of the Tiger ~, :~!! ;..... **********--*********** . • ,, ~ ....

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• BREAKFAST 2 MORNINGS AND A FULL COURSE STEAK DINNER IN HY'S AT THE SANDS • WHO SAYS IT TAKES A LOT OF MONEY TO HAVE A GOOD TIME? IS FOR RESERVATIONS -- 604-682.1831 World's Tribute collect or 04-51161 Telex to El~s.

,=~ r.~l. ~ IF YOU LIKE EL VIS |- ( m ~..,m YOU WILL LOVE MORRIS By The Sea ? r:::. ,i 1765 DAVIE STREET, VANCOUVER, B.C. g ~}: VGG lW6 PHONE (604) 682.1831 One Week Only Feb. 27 - laroh 4 • .1• .~ ~). :J/". Oall RED O'OR, TERRACE HOTEL : :. ':;. On EnglishBay At StanleyPark QlJWd-hb~ I For More Information Phone 636.2231 TED PRYSTAY mNAatR / d : ,! F i .~: I HE HERALD, Friday, FebruarY, 17. 1Q7R pan:

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.... , $1t~ down and the B.C. 1230sq..3 e roiimhome • DON'T "CHISEL" ON Meter Bedroom: carpeting on the .wolb. as cold. too. and not to look on. Gov't 2nd wlll get you Into: with': full basement, ,A good way to block out well as the floor of your -- Bacon this very comfortable 3 basement has legal 2 CONCRETE REPAIRING noise from adioinina chil- bedroom. The carpeting A Man's C~stle -- Is His Home: bedroom starter home. bedroom suite renting at

Features fenced backysrd $310.per month. Upstairs If a concrete repalr Patch , : When repairing damaged with fruit trees, attsched car~)eted throughout. is going to hold,' the new concrete surfaces, newly carport .and living room Master bedroom with concrete must be bond6d to applied Concrete must not be wlthfrenkllnflreplace. On en4uite. Fenced and qulot residential street, lan~lscaped.Central. the old. Now there is anev/• allowed to dry out too way to accomplish this quickly, whether you use the 12x60 - 3 beClroom mobile home located In central without chiseling. , '. '. old chisel-and-undercut trellerperk. Owner anxious tosell and will let go for $8,000. cash. Inquire at office.' The old method required/~ethod or the new bonder chiseling out the'damaged ': metbod. When application area se the bottom of the and leveling are complete, a hole was roughand itsedges plastic cover should be undercut to literally hold the secured over the area for newcon(:rete inplace. A new couple of days so it will have concrct,e adhesive and time to cure properly., fortifier makes this unneces- : The accompanying step- .ETS SELL YOURS Older but very comfortable sary. Tho product not only I;y-step photographs and- ~fery comfortable family remodeled home. 3 bondsnewconcretCtoold, it instructions show the home on large corner bedrooms and full also gives concrete greater correct way to make con- residential lot. Finished basement. Partial impact resistance. This crete repairs by the new Pone•ode ¢onsrru¢lion, sufluecKaflosomelrlnlsnlng oearooms, nei~m:,, w.e,...... family room with acorn finishing in basement. greatly reduces the chances bonder method. fireplace In basement. Fencedand landscaped. three bedrooms on main in the basement area. eating erea afld carport, trees sad berry bushes. 3l of future chipping and "~ Beautifully kept Inside and Centrally located and low floor, f~erth in besement. Asking. S46,500. Call in Needssome redecorating, bedroom home, wallt°walll cracking. Two fireplaces and atwo today, and view it on Call Kelly D. Squires 63S. carpet and. fireplace. • out. Asking $49,500. price of $39,500. , Priced at only $29,000. CallS Called Elmer's Concrete If You're Addin| On... stall garage. Asking "Realscope". Kefly D. 7616 for your appointment Christel for appointment toe : O;Nner out of town :and anxious to sell double size SeT,SO0. Call Kelly D. Squires 635-7616. to view. Bonder, the product is used Here's a tip for those Squires 1~3S.7616 for an ' . view. i / :serviced residential Ioton McDeek Ave., Asking $8,000. at two stages when making adding a room in limited ~l c°ncrete repairs' As an space: makO,a "wall Of adhesive, it is applied full- • windows" to make the room LI strength to the damaged seem large:;: One wall can be area before new concrete is. made up of large windows to Quiet area in town. This ~2 added. As. a.fo~er, it'is : 8ive an illusion of space, appealing .home has 3 ~aila~lili~lil~ mixed with watorandadded present a lovely view. Ideal family home - 4 bedrooms on main floor to the new concrete mix, bedrooms, large living and 2 in balement, ensutts [] uPlends area. 44,500 for 3 room, dining room plus plumbing, waft to wall Right home for a b,gl bedroom home on wrap around sundeck. carpeting, 2 beautiful family. Splitleveldesign' 4 Halliwell. Has extra room Another added feature - fireplaces and is located on bedrooms upstairs and 2 In be•me•t, carport and Mother.in.Law suite on a no through street in the downstairs, firepla:e, , THORNttEIGHT PROPER TIES L TD,, fireplace'. Call Frank double carport, recently [ ground level. Beautifully municipality. :Priced st Skidmore to arrange landscaped yard and large remodelled. Situated on OFFERS: 90 choice lots; paved streets, approved Water system, coni:i;0lJ~d' sub. m " $62,000. Phone Chris.tel big lot 134x173.'Priced te : dlul~lnn, rmir~l goHinn, mlnmmt~gtram fnwn.'fln;~ncIno can b~ arranded' '~ vlew!J~. carport. Drive :by - 4614 Godlinskl for m0te details. • division, rural setting, minutes from town, financing can be arranged. • sell at S47,000. Call Hers1 Hillcrost Avenue then ¢35-5397, i ~'~ 1.6 km on Krumm Rd. No. I after turning left offKitlmat Hiway. phone B. Parfitt for an Godiinski 635-5397. : EXCLUSIVE A e.TS: ...... ' : ::::: appointment to view. *]JREDEN & CURRIE (1976) LTD, 635-6142 .: i ;~"" 4648 kakelse Ave., Terrace, B,C. - - ' : ' ' .

Undercover parking for a 3 Exclusive with our agency. Uplands Resld;nca: Large or ] car family. Attractive Lovely 4 bedroom home I~ Ideal starter home. Clo*,= and nicely appointed homo split level home right In central area of town. eve, to schooll and town. 2 situated In pleasant neigh- town. 4 bedrooms, :! 1500 sq. ft. of living area: f~'t~i'~fr(~rck~;bkl -, berhood of |inliler quality bathrooms, fireplace. II . .... i iM~ltionlll bedrooms.d~wn, ~ hOmeir~: LKitnd ~-~it 4726 Manyextraeandoll in very 3W bathe. For' 'lp. Hamllwell Ave. I~hone good condition. Listed It w0rimh0p. Prked it" pelntment to view, coil B. Frank Skidmore i~$S.5191 $49,900. Cell Hanl Caullen $4t,500, Call H ParfiH ¢35.5t71. and arrange viewing, at 4|5.4971. Gedllnskl at 43S.S3tT. r

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•: %', GOOD AREA - GOOD MODERATE PRICED VALUE WELL KEPT ATTRA This .3 bedroom, full DUPLEX Located on the bench, ciose A modern 3 bedroom, no :~40300 DERN OIson Ave. a quiet basement home Is situated to o corner store and school basement .home, with dead.end street In the high .In a very desirable neigh. on each'side this duplex has carpeting, oil.furnace heat, H RESIDENTIAL PROPERTY' oR SALE " i" echool area. 2 level home barhoed on a large 84 ft. lot 3 bedrooms, carpeting, utility room, built In china immaculate 3 bedroom residence on Tuck Ave., with An Ideal'residence for the businessman requiring e • comploto|y finished, 2 which Is landscaped and • panelled.walls, natures gas cabinet, .and=an aflached fireplaces; 3 carpeted fenced. The extended hoot• furnace, separate porch and a roar sundock. carport and sundeck. Has 1250 sq. ft. for owner plus downtown location.with a small office is this three • bedrooms, large dining carport allows room to' electric meters and en. Property Is nicely land- spotless one bedroom self contained bachelor suite, bedroom home. Seperate entry to two room office. • '1 ~', areo,.:'Sr'lght co'nvenlent store a camper or boat. trances. Lot Is 70x144, Is scaped end fenced. Phone Attractive living room with wall to wall, dining area Asking ~5,000. Call for an'appointment to view this • ),; The basement Contains a landecapod and there Is a Rusty Llunclh to view. and modern kitchen. 6" and 4" Insulation, oll heat, Exclusive Listing. • ::~ kitchen. Groundfloor has fourth bed#earn;' a bath, close to town. 7V4 percent CMH mortgage can be Half acre In t~n on Graham Avenue spotless 3 • ~( largeL shaped rec room, leiundry and workshop. garden are&:. Full price iloundry room end ~/: ~ S35,000. For viewing phone assumed or refinance for 95 percent. Well landscaped bedroom home ~wJth,seporete.utility, oll .heat, garage • !?! J bathroom. All la,dsceped Owaln McCall would be _Bert L un: h. : wlthgreenhouse. Excellentet$60,800. Sx¢l.822J .C.~: andstoragebehlnd~V'eryclean).meintblrled,.concrete= "~' asking $62,500. Call Bob L~Pleasedto. show you •this home anytime..M.L.S. 4600 block Davis. Low priced starter huFm,,2.1.arge, foundation. Range Included.. Priced reasonably •at •• I Sheridan.• bedrooms, family kitchen, aundry, ll~Ing room- This $31,900.Make an offer on Sxcl. 812. • home has been completely redecorated Insldo, In.: - Justreduced by $3,400to S29,SO0for a lags doublewlde • • " " LARGE MODERN HOME II sulated, drywall and panelling, text. ceilings, ~new" with three bedrooms PLUS•a two ,~ i: ..... Located m Skoglund Drive • carpets. :Will hold Its value. ~S.sklng only $19,000and frame construction both situated ?~ , m,,. thls 3 bedroom home, has F,, ,.,~=., ...... $32,000 FOR ALL THESE m will consider lower. S1,000downand balance'0nterr~s. -.: ...... ~Thornhlll. Somework Is required ~ ensuite plumblng, wall to COSY CHARMING HOME FEATURES : Excl, 821, / :. ' : . : !~:.. :::l~..-,;',":.:~':::.::~eilent.~/alue.MLS NO, 2Y67;:: wall carpeting, fireplace, Located on a large tot Over 1200 sq. ft., 3 mirrored Closet doors In (111x297)this two bedroom bedroom, half basement, • :: Rural setfing;'aimost(l!t~il.'aci:e,nearGolf Course, 4 " the master be'dream, at. Is nestled among large utility on main floor, at. III " : : bedrooms/full basement; ~vo bathrooms, built • In '~':?' : " • °~ .... ~ ":I: feched carport and a full trees and features a tractive flreplece, bow range end Overhead 0~e'n~single fireplace In basement :~:(:i. ~: ' ' badeillent with a' flnlshed fl#eplai:e, carpeted floors, window, large level lot, m rumpus, room, sepafafo gerage, water main, lawn, : •,' . rece;oom,ensulteplumblng ~gorage, laundry area, Y= detached storege • ' trees andplayhouse.":Hard to do better for $44,000, • and laundry room. Phone basement with a workshop buildings. This home • . .offers co~sldered as own'ors moving, Exch 824:" • Rusty Liungh to view the . rec room, and a front requires minor finishing manyother featuresof this covered porch. Contact touches. Call Dwaln home. Bert LitJnoh t0' view. McColl ,to view. !

¸ ~ regular monthly M••J••eCLASSIFIED RATES , meeting of the Skeena CEDAR GROVE APTS. right to classify ads under . :: ~: LOST.! ,; ,:: ,: Progressive Conservative 13 bedroom townhouee apts.I appropriate headings and to LOCAL ONLY: Women's Clubwill be held on set rates therefore end to 20 words or tess $2.00 per 'w"'°'m" I 1973 Ventura Sprint Hat- determine page location. Wednesday, February 22, at LOST: Canada Pension ;nsertl0n, over 20 words S I:00 p.m. In the Terrace Death Benefit cheque lost chback 350 V8, 4 speed, P.S., The Herald reserves the cents per word. • Little Theatre Building 3625 . Coghllns H'ware & Furn. is P.B., good condllon, lots of right to revise, edit, claeslty between Graham and Mills mower. Hydramatic drive. - retiring, at Nechako Centre, 3 or more consecutive in- Kalum Street. For further Mamorlal Hespital. Wed. options. Asking 82500 pllone or relect any advertisement lertlonl SI.50 per Ineertion. Infermatiea ¢4111635-6764. Very reliable. 4304 Sparks SUITE FOR RENT: good chance for right party 635-3309 (I)3-14) and to retain any •answers evening. Very Important to St. phone 635.3708 (cthf.20) to take over thriving widaw. Finder phone 635-. Married couple or working directed to the Herald BOx • REFUNDS: Garagesale Elks Hall March woman. No pets phone 635. location, suits any retail 1973Chev plckup :h ton H.D. Reply Sarvlce, andto repay 2387. Ask for Frank .basiness, Mr. de Goali, 632.. with custom made canopy - First Insertion charged for 4th 1O:e0 a.m. to 12:00 noon. Donahue. (CTF) FOR SALE: 1974 In. 9471 after 6 p.m. (c2.14) the customer the sum paid whether run er not. For more Information please ternatlonal 1850 Leadstar. 4014 or (112) 922.3661, Vr. good condition, clean body for the edvertleament and: •Abeolutely no refunds after phme ~r~:m. Trailer towing truck, winch (c4-1S) phone 635-2993 (p2-13) box rental. od has been set. 19.: and boom, dolleys and ell 49. HOMES LOS ANGELES, Calif, .' BOx replies on "Hold" Rebekah lodge Rummage HELP WANTED accas. H plate for all of B.C. (At)-- George Pepped and FOR SALE: 1968VW Beetle, Instructions not picked up CORRECTIONS: For mere Information call . FOR-SALE • within 10 days of expiry of an sale Saturday, February Neville Brand star in Five excellent transportation S750 .Must be made before 2nd Uth, at the Elk's Hall, 635.5120 or evenings 63S-2689 Days From Home, an ad- firm. ~call 635.7579 after 4 advertisement •wlll be Insertion. 10a.m.. 2 p.m. Donations of HOMEMAKERS (c5-17) 3 bedroom house in Ideal venture-drama filmed in p.m. (p2.13) destroyed unless mailing Allowance can be made for location near schonls and /J)ubiana. * Instructions are received. miscellaneous articles • WANTED only one Incorrect ad. welcome. For further In- Full or part.time downtown. 2 fireplaces, wall Those answering Box formation phone 635-5926 or 48, SUITES to wail, full basement, i I Numbers are requested not APPLY BOX NUMBERS: • 63S-2794, Terrace Community garage and fenced yard. to send Originals of 75 cents pick up. Services FOR ;RENT Call 635-6911 after 6 (p10-20) documents to avoid loss. SI.25 mailed. WIdgM Wetchws meeting 4603 D Park Avenue Do It Now All claims Of errors in held every Tuesday at 7 pJn. Terrace, B.C. 635.5135 KALUM GARDENS MUST SELL: 1157 lq.'ft. advertisements must be CLASSIFIED DISPLAY: at the Knox UnHed Church (¢2~13f) 3 bedroom apartment for home with 3 bedrooms, full received by-Jhe publisher Rates available upon Hall, 4907 Lazetle Avenue. rent, some with basement basement, fireplace, double within 30 days after the first request. and carport, prlvete an. carport and well to wall Aluminum J publlcetl'~ A few openings In beDInnore 33. FOR' SALE trance and patio. To vlew carpets. Phone 635.44T/. It Is agreed by the ad- see full time caretaker at NATIONAL CLASSIFIED ceramics. New course for MISC ,(p20.m11) vertiser requesting space RATE: advanced techniques Apt. Ne.8 on Scott Ave. "east Sheets that the liability of the 22 Cunts per agate line. of Kalum er phRne 635-4841. FOi( SALE: 3 bedroom Herald In the event of failure starting Wed. March 1st. Minimum charge ss.oo per For mere Information phone Antlclue solid oak dining (df) home with partially finished : 26"x 36" : to publish an advertisement Insertion. basement. Carport, or In the event of an error Fran's Ceramics 638-1078 room set. Sits ~ people. Excellent condition. Asking fireplace and ensulte appearing In the ad- LEGAL - POLITICAL AND 1 CEDAR PLACE "plumbing. Fully land. vertlsoment as published HEALTH CARE FOR S600 phone 635-7448 1= ,h..t, ,,I,. 3,76 TRANSIENT AD- sceped. Onthebonch. phone • ¢, shall be limited to the SENIORS A St. John Am. 6 piece drum ~:-" Remo APARTMENTS VERTISING: I~lance Course You are 635-7367 (c5-15) amount paid by the ad- S3,60 per column Inch. sound master, 2 months old, 4931 Walsh Avenue vertiser for only one In- mver too old to learnl For in excellent condition. Also correct Insertion for the more information, please antique wood steve. Made Suite 113 "THE DALLY HERALD BUSINESS PERSONALS: phone Mrs. Carol Harrison, perflon of the advertising 24.00 per line per month. by enterprise. (c5.13) Terrace, B;C. 635-5842. e • 3212 him St. Terraoo " space occupied by the In- On a 4 month basis only. 635-7056 corred or omlfled from only, "Year old harvest g01d New 1, 2 and 3 bedroom and that there shell be no DEADLINE Mills Memorial Hospital refrigerator, McClary, like suites for rent. Frld.ge. WANTED TO RENT: 1 or 2 liability to any event greater Auxiliary welcomes new now. $1~ firm. 635-3566. (ca. stove, drapes, carpet, re( bedroom apt, house, trailer or basement suite as soon as than the amount pald for DISPLAY: members to attend the !3) area, sauna and po01 table, such advertising. monthly meeting Monday, with security Interphone possible. R. Parade, Royal VILLAGE OF PORT EDWARD 4:00 p.m. 2 days prfor to Bank, 63.5-7117 (ctf) Advertisements must publlcatlea day. February 20 at g: 15 p.m. In LOOKING FOR FUR- and elevator. Absolutely comply with the British the Beard Room of the NITURE? no pets~ (ctf), PUBLIO WORKS DEPARTMENT Columbia Human Rights Ad CLASSIFIED: Hospital. For further In. For excellent prices on 55. PROPERTY which prohlblte any ad. 1:00 p.m. day prior to formation call 635-7796. furnlfure m the bargain vertlslng that dlscrlmlnetes publication day. ' floor It FRED'S FUR- KEYSTONE COURT •FOR SALE New Position against any person because NITURE LTD. APARTMENTS of hie race, re(Igloo, sex, Service charge of IS.10 on all 4434 Leketso Ave. Office No.' 2 - ~ Sc0t~. Prime Lot . Th0rnhlll color, natlnoalHy, ancestry N.S.F. cheques. Terrace 435.3630 Dlstrld. Well and Septic or place of origin, or because SECOND FLOOR (CTF) One, two and three Publio Works Superintendent bedroom apartments. system SlO,000. Call Ed his age Is between, and 65 WEDDING DESCRIP- • Baby Clinic every Tuesday Carder 9S6.4110. (p20-ml) Applications are invited for the p0sTtion of years, unlessthe cmdltion Is starting at 1:30 p.m. BASEMENT SALE: We Laundry & storage area. TIONS: Public Works Superintendent by the Village lustlfled by a bona fide ,No charge provided news , Thornhll! Baby Clinic every don't have a garage so we're Near sch~0oh) and down. town. Clean, quiet, FOR SALE: 17.89acres In of Port Edward. The preferred Candidate requirement for the work submitted within one month. 2nd end 4th Friday at the having a basement sale. scenic highway 37. Located Involved. SS.~ production charge for Community contre from 1:30 Various household Items and spacious, socurity Iockup will have a thorough knowledge of the end patrol. . half way between Dease wedding end,er e~l~ement • 4:00 p.m. ~l~_.Uea...P!aqte. Sat. Feb, !e, Lakejnd Caeslar.: Ideal for requirements of main.tenance and operation plcturea. ::News of weddi~li - Adult Clinics- Men. Wed. & 1978. from 1! a,m. to 4 p.m. File'+line manager In resldence. ~ i tr0ck stop'and tourist resort of such rnunicipal services as streets, (wrlte.ups) recelved om Frl., from 3:00 -to 4:00 p.m. 3321 Pheasant St. Terrace, as property board on bath Published at Terrace meath or mere alter event -V.D. CIIni¢.3i00 p.m. every B.C. phone 435-5344 (p2-13) ¢154126 drainage systems, sewage collection (cff) -.., hlghway 37 and Joe Irwin B.C. 5 days a week $10,00 charge, wlth or ,',~on. & Thurs; Lake. Property now par. systems, water distribution and treatment without plcture. Subled to Pure Wool at good prices. systems etc. While technical training is Monday to Friday, af- tlallydeveloped. For further condensation. Payable In INCHES AWAY CLUB LOPl, Jaeger, etc. for" in. Informatl0n write care of desirable, equivalent practical experience terncono Meet every Tuesday night at formation and samples write advance. 01inton Manor The Dease Lake Inn, [:)ease may be accepted in lieu thereof. An PUBLISHER 8 In the Sheens Health Unit. 4692 Quebec St., Vancouver, Lake, B.C. (p10.2) For more Information phone B.C. (P3-14) ' Furnished or unfurntsh~ essential requirement is the ability to Don Cromack 635-2847 or ¢15-3023. studio or 1 bedroom organize, direct, plan and budget for the CLASSIFIED AN- apartments. Security FOR SALE: 9t/4 acres V4 NOUNCEMENTS: enterphone; Sauna. mile north of town. Spring activities of the municipal maintenance SUBSCRIPTION RAPERELIEF creek on property. Power force. 5.50 . &*CRISIS LINE DID YOU KNOW- 635-9422 RATES Births Queensway Trading 638.1032 available. Read starter. Effective October I, Engagements 5.50 FOR*WOMEN phone (after 6) 63S.~4 (cft 5.50 CALL LIS-75S8 3215 Kalum St. The Salary forthe position is negotiable." Marriages .638-1613 • t~f) " 1977 Deaths S.50 OR •Usual fringe I~nefits such as Dental Plan 5.50 L15-T/38 ' HILLSIDE LODGE Funerals . Hive A New Shipment ol " RO~I~ (AP,')---A rare are available. . Single CoPy 2Oc CArds of Thanks SJIO (elf) 4450 Ultle Avenue mow fell briefly Tuesday in By Carrier mth 3.00 Memorial Notleae 5.50 . br type : pub mirrors Rome, melti~ as it hit the PARENTS IN CRISIS Sleeping rooms, Momd and leaving m ae- Wriffen applicationswill be received at 567 By Carrier year 36.00 Are you making your own ; Pachlnko ~ Japanese pln housekeeping units, can. PHONE 43~7 ball :games . czmulation. The last major Sunset Drive, Port Edward, B.C., V0V 1G0, By Mail 3 ruth 12.00 Classified Mvlrtlllng Dept. life and your .children's trolly located. Fully snowMU blanketed Rome until $:00 p.m. February 28, 1978.. By Mail 6 ruth :!2.00 miserable? 'Do you con- - Cetlfornto grape tray wall furnished. Reasonable hangings Hvm ye~z's aSo, imocking By Mall year 40.00 ' stmfly yell at your children, rates by day or week. Non. down branch(s of palm tress ; Used hand guns drinkers only, Phone 635. S.B. Ritchle Senior Citizen year I or hitthom; Or find It hard to and batfl~ driven unac- control yobr angry fosllnge . FUrniture - Appliances 6611. (ctf) 20.00 Winter CAmP meeting M cmtomed to the sUpI~y , Clerk-Administrator' toward them? . Much more I Terrace Church of GOd, Feb. Come In and oond/flons, British Commonwealth and 24. Feb. 26. Service nightly P.I.C.'s goal le to help you United States of America 1 become the loving con, Browse at 7:30 p.m. Two dally .WEBUY year el.00. servlcea on the 25th and 26th. etructlve parent you really want to be.. ~:: :~; ~NYTHING Pastor R.L. Whlte.lnvlfos OF VALUE BOx 399, Terrace, B.C. everyone to ahead and hear All. Inquires absoiu'tely VSG 2M9 ' confidential, '..: the Reverend John D. ' TRADE.SELL. Nichols, night evangelist, Phone Mary or John ¢1S.4419" HOusewives "- NEW. USED- $ Telephone: Rev. Nichols Is director of Jane 638.S302. . .,,.:~, ' 112-604-635.6357 )pen 6days a week 9:30.6 Evangelism and Home ill9 on Fridays . Missions for the Church of HOME DELIVERY God, Cleveland, Tenn. .... "Terrace's most unique Terrace & District , Pensioners! Thornhlll & District ~kosna o~dri~-~ff.Gu-, s second hand stere" Phone 635-63.57 would llke to announce the openlng of .a Land Ranger PATS KNITS" Company In the Thernhlll. Knitting Machine Sales area. Girls between the agez Lessons . Patterns. Ac. of 14 and 18who are In. ce~serlea Coned Yarn 39c oz. 638.1409 terested ~,leue call 635.3061 EARNt or 638-1269 (cff)::, (cff,imo.18n) WANTED: , 1 . 9PK ~slnger MILLS MEMORIAL sewing' machine. Good THRIFTSHOP 'The Annual Meeting of 1he GOLDEN RULE condition, phone 635-6357ask Mills Memorial Hospital Terrace Public Library will Odd lobs for the iobless. for Elreon or phone 635-4378 Auxiliary would appreciate be held on February 23rd, ' Phone 635-4535; : 3238 Kalum after 7. (stf) any donetionsofgead, clean 1078 at 8..'00 p.m. in the (off) Wanted: Baby carrage EXTRA clothing, any household Terrace Lil~.ery Arts Room. Items, toys etc. for their The electl0n 0f officers for THE NO|B~'-HUT" which converts to 'car bed THRIFT SHOP. the enoulng'year will take Ceramic suppllas & end atrollor in good condition For p|ckup service phone Idace at thl|meetlng.. Greenware, air brushing phone 635-4352 (c3.13) 635-5320 or 6~I~$233,or leave This Is your library• and available, custom firing. donations at thb Thrift shop your affendance at thle • ~ McNeil St. INFORMATION WANTED on Lazelle Ayenue on meetlng~' would be ap. TO SETTLE AN ESTATE: MONEYS Saturdays between 11:00 preclated.~ . : " Anyone knowing the a.m. and 3:00 p.m. Thank ABLE E~ECTRIC LTD. '" whereabouts of GLORIA you. (nc) Terrace Minor hockey boye EIl¢trlcal endRefrlgeratlon YOUNG, wife of LORNE will be asking Terrace oslltrl¢. EDWARD YOUNG late of Deliver Spm~lor. 'rsc Youth Group, residents for pledges over ~ouee wlr~. Port Coqultlem, B.C. kindly Event. Jr. Horse Show the next two weeks for a I1~4171 vmiact:. Date March S Skato.a.thon to be held (off) PUBLIC TRUSTEE File Time • 10:00 Sunday Friday, Feb. 24, 1978. No.770077 Our Location . Copper River Proceeds are to aeslst In CERAMICS BY PEARL Attention: E: Walker Riding Arena paying travel expenses for WorkShop. CAll 63S.38S4for 635 Burrard Street CAll Lynette Hehr 635.6694 minor hockey foams. Our further Infermatlen. Vancouver, B.C. for more Infor. peewee pup team has been (ctf.fob14.7g) VGC 2L7 Newspaper -- Invl~ltnvm!g toIO Coqultlam~.oqulnam and our " (c2-13 & 18) Anyone who hOB not yel Baniamn-n'tlmRen,~,,,:.,..,..,. Re [-1 •. Cvc~ln~fm tlcke~ f~ the ~:m~oope~'l'nt'e'rn;';;o~e'~ L _ ]r performance of the Tournament. FOUN, Late get our country I ~toyal Winnipeg Ballet , ~ In addition, zone piay.offs moving agalnl earning to the R.E.M, Lee i 'are coming up, and we hope " I I Skesna Progressive Phone Dawn 635-6357 tre may obtain them bylj some Terrace teams will Conservative Assoc. to.the Terrace end.: represent this zeai In the, Found • 1 tigereye bracelet Phone ~18,1~, U.~UnClI,CAMPS,:; Provincial nl*u~l,,,,,,. near the HeCald. Collect at : ¢I.~7M race, B.C. vgG 4~.. : • -" ~"'"'" H~ald office. (eft) (¢20.m 1) ": ', r I

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THE:HERALD,Friday, February 17, 1978, PAGE 9 "FOR SALE: Mobile home. MOV ING???i . 1973 Canadtana "12x4O 'for CHECK BUDGET'S LOW Information call 63S,7667 ONE-WAY TRUCK RATES r BCYCNA CLASS; (p10.i7) THROUGHOUT WESTERI~ i%2 T-Bird, 2 door hardtop, CANADA. DISCERNING ADULTS. P.S. and P.B., electric FOR SALE: 12' x 68' 3 CALL TOLL FREE Shop discreetly by mall. windows, and buckets, bedroom trailer, With . t12.~..~,71.. Send el.00 for our latest fully winter tires. Well restored. laundryronm, frldge, stove. Illustrated •catalogue of GORDON Call 63S-2310 days, 63.5.2965 Fully furnished. 3 Ioey UOGETRENTA :RUC marital aids for both ladles evenings. (c5.13) I shacks. Located on choice I and gentlemen. Direct lot No. 32 in Timberland GENERAL Action Marketing Inc. Dept. FOR SALE: 74 Charger 400 Traller Park. phone ~12.3020 CARPENTRY U.K., P.O. Box 3268, Van- mognum., 36,000 . miles, after 4 p.m. (P3-13,15,18) NO JOB TO BIG couver, B.C. V6B 3)(9. (ctf) and sunroof, air conditioning, 4 DR SMALL speed hurst shift, new clutch. FOR RENT: Full furnished ADDITIONS, Sl DI NG HARDWARE STORES Best offer over S3S,000takes LOS ANGELES, Calif. Illilt( 2 bedroom trailer Iocatedat RENOVATIONS it. phone 635.7083 (I)5.13) (AP) -- High Hopes is the 3347 Kofood Dr. $225 per CEMENTWORK, name of syndicated soap L.--" " " AHDERSON month With washer and PAINTING op~ that will go on the air FOR SALE: 1975 Ford - dryer phone 635-2432 (c1.13) Mustang, 6 cylinder motor. Phone after ~: Monday, April 3, detallini Excellent condition, phone .63S-4094 the cases of a family 435.7743 (c10.17) 66, RECREATIONAL- counsellor. 74 Dodge Van In good con. VEHICLES dltlon, d c;.; standard with P.S. Asking 3250 phone 635. MUST SELL: 19774x4 ~ ton 6916 (I)3-15) Camper Special with p® canopy, automatic 22000 T.V. GUIDE miles phone Prince Rupert • All listings subject to chanae without notice. ,) 624-2919 (p$.14) MEMMEMMMMMMMBIMEISEMMMMMEMMIMEIEMMMEEMEMMMEMEEMMMMIMEEMII CAMPER: 9W with frldpe, FOR SALE: 1969 10x~l toilet, furnace, hydraulic Parkwood trailer. Fur. lacks, sleeps S, asking $3,200 ntehed. Includes 1 double 4304 Sparks St., phone 635- 5 p,m. to midnight bed, 1 Ilngle bed, washer, 3768 (thf-20) Fdday, February 17 tolde, chairs, frldge, stove, much. Asking $4,000 firm. FOR SALE: 1974 Ski-dos Must She Exchange Call 635-3905to view. (p5.13) Elan excellent condition KING' CPTK BCTV KCTS phone 635-5773 (p1.13) (NBC) (CBr.) (CTV) (PBS) "FOR SALE:-12x46 two_. Christmas Checks? bedroom mobile home. Newlywed Fllntelones Star Trek Mister Located on fully serviced lot' Game FIIntstenes Star Trek Rogers News Mary Tyler The Gong Electric In Thor•hill. Asking 213200. ByAbigail Van Buren ShoW .. Financing available. _ • 19/8by Chlca0o Trll~une.N.Y. News 8ynd. In~. ;,s News Moore Company Contact Gerry Warren at Wish to have your furniture News Hourglass News :Big Blue Royal Bank, Terrace, B.C. refinished by an expert7 News Hourglass Hour Marble Phone 535-7117 (ctf) News Hourglass News Over Want a good mob for a good DEAR ABBY: The following is from a letter I recently ;45 News price? If so call me, Wayne received from an out,of-stats relative.~, Hourglass • Hour Easy FOR SALE: 1974 12'x68' 3 of Wayne's Wood Working '%et's make a deal. Nezt year instead of sending ean~ Seattle The . • Operation Pet- MacNeli. bedroom Glendale trailer end Refinishing after 4 other Christmas presents, send me a check, and I will dc Tonight Family tlceat Lehrer Includes washer, dryer, phone 635-6722 (c30-m18) the same for yOU. It will save us both a lot of trouble.' Hollywood The Julie CrockeWs frldge, stove, dish washer, ;45 Squares and deepfreeze.. Semi. -- Abby, I never considered shopping for Christma~ Family Julle Garden (~rnlshed. Josy shack and presents "a lot of trouhle." Besides, what's the sense of my CPO Sharkey Tony Randall Denny and Washington Irnall storage shed. Set up sendlaghar a check for ~0, and her sendf~n~ me the same? No.1 Show Marie Week and skirted In Terrace ~. How do you feel about it? I should add, this relative needs CPO Sharkey On Our Own Denny and Wall Street Trailer Park. phone 638-1554 more money like I need another belly button. ;,s No.2 On Our Own . Made Week. am•mamma (PS-IO) BULLETIN READER IN PHILLY Rockford Tommy Rockford Masterp!ece . , ...... , Files Hunter Flies Theatre MUST SELL: 1975 1|x64: "3" F~ DEAR READER: I agree wi~ you. Tell her to just blow Rockford Con'S you aldon nezt Chrktmes, and you'll de the same for her, Rockford Con't I~droom Vista Villa Trailer. • V 145 Files Cun't Flies Con't Very well insulated, In ex. Quincy ~llent condlten, Including Tile DEAR ABBY: MY wife's older brother, who is retired, Rich Man, Quincy world lacy shack and skirting telephoned us los8 distance to ~ve us some very bad Quincy Poor Man Quincy World Quincy washer and dryer. Will news. He said his wife had cancer, then he asked me ff l Rich Man Con't world move to location of your BIII'STax would put her on my. Blue Cross at work. 0uincy Poor Man Con't World choice, phone 635-6940. (pl0- Service I was startled to learn that his wife had cancer, and News The National CTV News shocked at his suggestion that I put her on my Blue Cross. Dick Cavatt 19 News Night Final News Show 4920 Hailiwell I told hfm that I d/dn't think General Motors, for whom ] 9O Hour work; would approve. . r 'Tohlght Battle 1 - 1970 12x70' Windsor Show Minutes Final Line mobile home, with 8x20" Phone (~-3971 ~ ~ld me that he had once put his neighbor on HIS medicm plan at work so he knew it. could.be done, but ff Can't Live The Late Show 1 Nightmare !~e,ted e.xtentlon, furnished Can't 9O or unfurnished call d35-9o54 10:00a.m.-11:00p.m. that's the way I felt about it, he was sorry he called. Than "Save6e Bees" Theatre 1 (clf) he hung up. Can't Minutes Cent "The Raven" (cl0-17) ;45 Can't Live ...... Abb~...myw'ff.qand l ~e bew~dered. Could I put his wife i ~nt ~----'1~4'~12x110":Beedix tr~ler ~:~*':""" il '~' ~'L"': ...... i ()n ~.]~I~ .~Ii? :iJe~ima~ly, I mean? ...... SANTA FE, N.M. (AP) -- BEWILDERED IN OI"IIO 9 KIlO Full skirted with porch and State Semtor Bill Valemtlne 10a.m. t0 5 psi: (CBS) lceY shack, .Sl1,000..phone announced his era(Halsey for DEAR BEV~[LDERED: You are eerrect in assumfns Saturday, February 18 &15-5392 after 6 p.m. (c3-13) l~jher offlce--onValmUne's thatyou may uot put'your brother-in-law's wife on your Peanuts and Day, naturally. . Blue Croon. In urder for her to quall~ for your Blue Cross Baggy Pants George • Sesame enverage, ahe would have to be totally dependent on you & Nitwits , Popcorn - 'George Street Space Con't Kldstuff financially, which is not the ease. Your brother.in-law may ,, Sesame : ~#'OSSWO~ a 3 .~ug~ll£ S~;~'//~P ha~e been able to leElti=~taly include a nell~bor on I-]BS Sentinels . Con't Con't Street , me(Had plan, but it' was not Blue Cress. I I :00 Land of Blg ,Con't : . The Black ACROSS 39 HJatu.s • 58 Wapiti 11 Flower :15 The Lost Valley• " Con't Experience 1 Co•pauses 41 Card•game 59 Zion (vat.) : lovers :30 Thunder BIg Red Fisher . Con't PreMents? Tell them to Abby. For m personal, I I.i I :4S :of brut. "4Z Buttons or 60 Tears l(LBeaver's mpubli~ed reply, write Abby: Box 69'/0~, Los Aq~dee, ' Thunder .Valley Cent Con't 4 Hermit or Skelton 61 Cralty edifice CaiN,,.9~M9.. Eadole a stamped, sel/~ldrseasd eavelope.. Hot Mission Im- Show BIz Culture of king 44SrnaU DOWN 20 Girl's Fudge possible Cent 8 Golfer's maul 1 Weep aloud nickname • r"" '. : " ' , ' Anc. Egypt The Brady Mission Im- Flower Can't need 46 On•mental 2 Age Zl PA lakeport Kids • possible tt Gold, in bracelets 3 Holds • ~ Midday Spot Con't Midrid 50 Teacher's .• 4 Twin of 23 To pelinh YourIndividual ~ ~ I ' Star Trek C.I'.A.U McGowan and a . .~ star Trek Cons. Survival r . 13 SubUe orE. Pollux Z'#Inferior Basketball Co. Kit ...onumatlon 51 Helm 5 Bar offering • • horse Horoscope Saturday Movie Cont Journal French 14 English position 6 Street --; 38 SpeUs i i• i45 "Stalag 17'; Cont International . Chef fiver -52 Binds a gamin 30 Medlcln~ FrancesDrake Cent Cunt The war Years Crnckefl's IS Member of ' wound 7 Hackneyed plant FOR MONDAY,FEBRUARY 20.197s e musical 56 Source S Appetizers 31Plunder: Cent Cont uont Garden •. group of pot 9 Jungle ~ 33 Hospital What kind.l or day will disonsoions,be carefed nat to ha C0nt Cunt Cent Daniel Foster, 11 Facial 51 Opera 16 One of the VIP tomorrow be? To find ont what overly aggressive or too fer- Ill :45 Cmt Ceot Cent M.D. • . , j feature feature Bears ~5 Aries the starsasy, read the forecast ceful. CBC Curling All Star Magic of Oil 38 Moray given for your bkth Sign. Cent 13 Make lace AVG,solution time: 24 mi.. SAGFFFARIIJS A~, Cent CBC Curling . Wrestling Palntlnn !1 Tropical 4O H/malayan (Nov. 23 to Dec. 21) CBC Curling IOICIAICIBISISI'rlAILIEI .~,Z~ . Takelonger If necessary to go NCAA Con't Book 6eat fruits IDIAILI~RIEIEIA~IEIRI ARIF_~ . ~ )' I : I Basketball CBC Curling Con't Book Beat i ll~vete IEIDIOICIOINISITtR~IIINI 43~ude (Mar. 21 toApr. 20) • ~ Over.lde~:,:Be~ be 'sure PAFold'over ITIEINIAININIAIc ~ 4SMeadow .Time now to. get going with" thansorry.Tl~quantiiy0f.your. 4 w.. Wor,. o, '"r'O.L t IS Ki~. In ~ 46 Night fliers? an~ new enterprise you've had endeavors 'will hat count as • Cent i999 Si~orts ~ ~ Line', , | France 4?Turidsh in mind, but try a different much as their quality. Cant Space Wide World of Con't / NHmten ~ regiment approach than you've planned. CAPRICORN .~~ ISSlteof IC[OINICIUIRm ~IEIEi ~man It's a day when uncenvont/onul (~. 9~ tojas. ~) ~u ISIKI I ITM J ITIAIRII IClEI ~ror meth~ ~ ~y off. ~ ~ueness generous. |InmiIIlllmIig ME mIIUNBMIMMIM.IIMINI EM ISCharled 31OIRIGIEISIAIDI ~gHlndu (Apr.TAURUS 21 to:May 21) ~"~ You can make'this day stand parUcles ICIOINIbll ITIIIOINnEIPIII garment Ce~aln.chauges in your Job outoriginality by adding to your a worktouch and of • /. • • M ~clude IA~IOINIG~IR~nRIE TI 53 ~ -, • • NFmm IRI I T A SnDIEEIEIR $1 ~ BulldinK area may bring some confusion through more exhaustive study .l~tictiug ~-14 Wing at first. Don't fret. Give of the fine points. [] 3'/1'o follow Amwer to yesterday's pro•de. 55 F/rmament yourself time to visualize the AQUARIUS. ~. pceulblllt/esand you'll be able (Jan. 21 to Feb. 19) Z 3 ~'~4 15 6 '" "////////~J8 19 . 10o III to Lope Y011 ~//////j nuty encounter a few : GEMINI !!~;" baffling situations: .Remain t~ :~2~14 i i . ' (May 23 to June 21) ,- undisturbed, neither I'S I . : :u,~ i i " Your goal now should be to overanxious,, nor "careless. ,capture the attention o! those In Avoid excesses and .extremes, -~/~ I- I ' a positlbn to further your alms, PISCF.~ • so polish up your wares -- and. (Feb. 20 to.Mar.20) m .~ ••4 24 " " '' your personality. A desire to reach beyond your. I ,2 -I I m I I ill . CANCF.,R, / limitations eould unhinge ~26 I (June 22 to July 23) ~~.'~,. nerves and disposition, cause I ,i • •~ • ~128 1 :i,9 IZO I~0 You, outlook similar ,u disruptionofa'mnoothsehedule. II I" U~' i- ~-I. I .Ta,n~,Bautinemaybes,,bJeetmqulck.d.mugen. someonein watch, it! • i!,! i ' I I I"l " I 4' authority, may be acting YOU BORN TODAY are m • , :.~raUad~,: but hold tight and governed by Neptune, thus have m. Im 'l I" al~L_ I-I ;I ' an intedse l0ve of the sea and LEO'/ . .~- t~l.--r~ could onceeed.,in, ahnost any 4T 49 (July:34to Aug. 23) ~6qcq;~ occupation which has: ~'a . S~:.!s.s i b"dlsplay your abilities:.and essentially artistic and In- S tal.e~ta, but don't t~ the read o! teHectual =your lesninas, you

' I I I Bllr' ' '-: (A.. ,, to =) ,,.~tI.I,.~I ~ L "~'' w'd, L: SUe 'tO tJie"t~iecknad.true., ,with one ozception -- ship- CRYPI~UIP 2-1;4 ,You'~a~advance your statas by b~dldlnK.,You are highly <- - • ,puttb~.fer.th_ ~ elfms in your' - energetiC,: both nbentaUy and NRZ'I XRZRYLC~TKXUPK L CIK ownuela.:Notagcodpertodfor phy|dcelly, yet are an ldenllat at • starUug new vontures, heart and a Wofound thinker.. and ANDERSOH ' PUUYI NGGY XRPRNUXUPK ...... LIBRA ,,~ Ir'~ You would make dn outstanding ; . ('------~t.~to .Oct. 2:1.). =~.~ ~ philosopher, psycholugist, soci~ lmacn as tar, lugll and wide uluglat or educetori may aL~o TROUBLEDYesterday's WATERS? Cr~ptoqulp-W1LL SALAD OIL SUBDUB an your talents perndt. Ex- : hk~e :an al~os;bing interest in LTD. ":, ~)191SKIsS Feature Syndkm, Inc. cellent lafl~e~ceS~st~nulate all thel,occult.'.:You*also have a I • /: . ~Ted~y'sCr~pteqalpulue:O~naisO . . your sidlis.and".ei)dekVora. Don't l~'eat/afflnity:for the siege'and Store Hours: .Tues, to Sat. 9 a.m, to S:30 p,m. .~ CryPhXlufpk'a simple suktitution ~.ll~ in wldch each Wenstoo •are, however. : . fur. m~le; co~d readily excel Friday 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. kttor'used ste~ls for an~'th~. If you think :tha( X equals O, it SCORPIO ' . m~k'. laL+elther.'~te. Blrthdats of: / LINK~w~ | ,o*1, ] • . .=, .. =, ... m, =-,.ov% =... .o,o.; o,o t~ ...... J" words using'an al)entrophecan live you. clues to locating . wi pproaob Yahderbllt, k'Uat aM sodidite; vowel~; 8olulisn la anc0mpl]ahedby..t~d mE'error, m all situations. And, in Pldl gapoulto,h~kes/star, (*

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b You;rlndiVid Coat Mac Beth Terry Winters ngton Week Horoscope. Coat Cont Star Trek w.,,Wall Street . Week -Frances Drake ~.,(qabl~ Cont ~ r'nnt STar Trek Wall Street Week !~ Cont '~'"--'--"~an Alive ~ Star Trek FOR SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 19,1978 ' Cont Man Alive Cont World What ,. kind of day will may offer much-needed help. ~ Cent Country Canda Sunday Theatre World Country Canada "Where have all World temorro~v be? To find out what Don't underestimate his (her) Sportsworld ' Con~ " the stars say, read the forecast ability. . ~ the People Gone" G r e a t P e r - given for your birth Sign. SAGrrI'ARIUS ~ :~ Sportsworld Cent Cent formances Sportsworld " Canadian Cent "School for 23 to Dec. 21) ~["/' ~45 Superstars " Cnnt Scandal" (Nov:Your Judgment still a bit Your Individual ,.. " '"cloudy." Optimism may it is Written ~ Cont (Mar. 21 to Apr. 20) coloring your outlook, : Spec. Cont horst Koehler Cent am..,."oros~o*e Gauge everything• -ac- postpenemakingdecildonsuntil ' Young People's TBA Question Cont curately; be quick to perceive a more propitious'period.' SI)ec. ,. ~TBA Period FrancesDrake erroneous information. Some CAPRICORN ..._.._._~....~ .... Cont_ ...... 1~ ~~_1_~ i~..~ A~et the Press Wild Kingdom-- Untamed Black Per- • , b'leky spots indicated. Make (Dec. 22 to Jan. 20) Cont .Wild Kingdom Frontier FOR SATURDAY, FEBRUARY I8,1978 decisions to act in a well- Certain situations may be specflve balanced, foresighted manner, annoying, but they MUST be. News Reach for Captlal Comment German Soccer What kind of day will SCORPIO I~/~ TAURUS ~ handled- and eMxrdy. At all News ~.~ ~CaptlalComment . German Soccer_.,. tomorrow be? To find out what (Oct. 24 to Nov, ~) (Apr. 21 to May 21) coats, avoid anxiety and :~ News World of Disney News German Soccer the stars sey, read the forecast Someone in authorlty wlll now An above-average day in overemotionallsm. ~ News World of Disney Hour German Soccer. given for your birth Sign. take action to aid your cause -- cortainareas; possiblyh'ying in 'AQUARIUS =~;~/,=~ How Cont Capital Comment Soundstage widening your horizons con- others.Don'tdahalfaJoborget (Jan. 21 to Feb. 19) 145 Come? Cent Car .. SOUNDSTAGE siderably. You have good only half of a story. In Good stellar Influences. A dtal Comment . . ARIES t~ .r¢i~~ reason for optimism, discussions, listen to ALL -- novel "twist," a new approach /Mar. 21 to Apr. 20) SAGITrARIUS M#~ carefully. : .~.. to a stymied project could spark World of Disney To Last Hardy Boys Soundstage Fxcessive spending could be {Nov. 23 to Dec.' 21) GEMINI ll~P" fresh interest, relieve the ~45 worldWorld of Disney CentCont Con't The Originals disastrous now. Don't speculate Your judgment somewhat (May 22.to June 21)' "7" monotony of details. Disney , ~ ,.. Con't Coat or indulge in extravagant "cloudy" now. Take nothing for A good day inwldch to seek PISC" X~' O !~ Pro,ect U.,F.O: 'King of Ken. Proiect U.F.O.' Bernstei'~'~"L. whims, and watch the budget grant~, even if all seems well. informaUon you need. Study'or (Feb. 20 to Mar. 20) Prolect U~F.O.: slngton ~, Prolect U.F.O. Conducts even when making minor And, above all, make no hasty creative writing of some kind A most fortunate day for O :~ Prolect U.F.O. ~ All In Prolect U.F.O. Con't purchases, decisions, will pay off in n sense of deep personal plans and ambitions. 145 Prolect U.F.O. the family Project U.F.O. Con't TAURUS ~/~? CAPRICORN ~ satisfaction. Your L,mate intuition at a peak: "the Awakenln (Apr. 21 to May 21) (Dee. 22 to Jan. 2,0) CANCER ~l~i Don't hesitate to hack your Big Even'm~ For The Recor'~"~~' ~ Masterpiece Be cautious now -- ready for Focus ambitions on an at- (June 22 to• July 23) hunches. "The Awakening Coat Land: The Saga of Theatre an unexpected barrier, a sharp tainahle plateau, l~n!t strive stimuiatb~ aspects give new Land:'The Saga of Cont an Am erlcan Con't curve one way or the other, for the unreasonable:If not well impetus to all worthwhile tin- YOU BORN TODAY are an an American. 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'The Mating CANCER This coul~ be a somewhat Your i~tuitiun at a peak, A You are a true humanitarian 1 (June 22 to July 23) erratic day unless yoll s t~r a good dby ';for backing your and, developed on the highest I 145 Luke" Cont thor" Game' N~ither listen to pesslmi.qts Steady C0ur~LAbove all, ai/oid hunched With zestful, optlmbtle plane, can make a great con. i . Cent ~ • .. , Cent Cent Cent nor brood over the past - disousSlbns which'co'uld upset performance. Travel and tributlon;inonewayoranother, ~ ~~ temptations now. Your ad. associates, romance favored, tot he world at large. Excellent. ~~IE~.? A ~ vantages lie in inner strength,- '; "' ..... :-LIBR/~ " " composure in trying situations, YOUBORN TODAY are a ' (~pt."24 to Oct, 23) JI'L.~"~ . asat research,a sdenUst, you educator, could succeed writer LEO hlghly enthusiastic indlvldual Influences indicate n wlder or Journallst, The outsoln 8 side , (July 24 to Aug, 23) ~f~'~ and, though swift in action, scope of InterestS, possibly of .your nature, bestowed by A day In which the unex. always use your fine in.,,greater activity. But take Aquaria, makes youanout.: ".-I' D~,~sS ~ " : p-eted may happen. Stay loose telllgence and work hard at pre~auilons not to overstep standing candidate forsu~ess .. " ' ~':'- ' • . :~:;.:i so that you won't be caught being accurate. In fact, It's a sensible boun~rles, in the entertainment field. ~ unaware by sudden changes in blessing to have you around in SCORPIO' j~,p~ Blrthdate of: Copernicus, P"' , plans or circumstances. But emergencies, since you always (Oct. 24 to Nov. 92) astronomer; Lee Marvin. ac- ' don't try to solve problems in "come through" -- pracUeslly Routine matters may not go tor; Eddie Arcaro, Jockey; • ., .- haste, as well as ~aginalively. You ,as planned, A "lesser light" CarsonMcCulle~s, writer. , : lUSmlllmlllDlmmimmilDII ,. , tVIRGO Aug. 24 to Sept, 23) "~J~L areuntmusliydavotedtofandlyand friends, and are a generoua AIDI~KIDNAPPE..ALESDOWN u 01100.'- and --,,n.un""" ..... False impressions, un. host, Children tske to you aM MUNICH, W.tGermany VANCOUVER (CP) -- ~ ' " -.M[l~e[l~A. pleasant altercations may crop you wouldmake an outstanding (AP) -- Dlet~ Huber, 80, a" Pine Point Mines Ltd, " up in your vidnltY. Be ready, teacher if you can curb a ten- close aide of conservative reports earnings of $9/. eager to quell them. There's dency toward impatience when leader Franz Josef Strauss million or 112.08 a share for. always a way to get around youthful Charges fail to live up has been kid. • the year ended Dec. 31, undesirable situations. Find itt to your expectations, Your napped,nMImich police ~aid compared with $9.3 million LTD LIBRA Tuesday. Huber, foreign 0r~.06a share for 1976. The II yourintegrity memory is unquestionable remarkable. and ~licy advisor to Strauss, company said in a news Ideas and plans for travel Fields in which you could make sappeared early Monday release Tuesday that esles may be running into some a notable s't~ess: Journalism, i~uo.mhis Munich apartment for-the period werel 174.6 Store Hours: Tues. to Sat. 9 a.m. to $:30 p.m. difficulty -- especially ff you the stage, .polities, science, lkling, On Tuesday, .the million, down $11,3 minion Friday:9 a,m. to~9 p.m. haVeorhavePlannedbeent°°toomUChoptimlsticactivity literature and art, Birthdate of: West German news agency from the previous year. The ] ~,, ,~.,~.,~ ,,-- . . • Andre Segovta, guitarist; Helen DPA received a letter decrease was attributed to ] abOUtrevise,COsts,however,There'sstill time to Ono,GUrleYartist,Br°wn' writer; Yoko abducted,claiming Huberpolice said,has been volume,lower zinc concentrate sales J • .. • :. r~ f

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m Christians, Jews i Community troubled by policy services By GEORGE W, CUR- by Jmly Yand~gurht early April. As a result, local wanted "legal grounds for that she remains a Jew - At a recent meeting of the companies have been NELL further intimidation of although she accepts Jmus "--:~L ..'L Terrace Community Ser- solieited for donations, be NEW YORK tAP) -- Does Christian citizens and "as the Messiah of oUr vices Society, Dave they discounts on goods a Jew who believes that residents in Israel." people." GMistely was welcomed as a purchased or actual Jesus is the Messiah have However, Yehuda Meir "I have not converted to ne~ director. This move was denarius|, To date, local i the ri~t to become an Abrahamowitz, who ep~. any other religion,'! she pr0~pted by the resignation companies who have aided bradl ~Itlzen under that sored the legislation, says: says, of Staves lnouye. Dave was this very worthwhile project country's law of return? "We merely want to protect Under the iawof return, ap~inted by Mr. Roy are, McOillis and Gibbs, That question is pmding our children, There are anyone whose mother is Gi~eening, chairman o! the Terrace Building Supplies, before Israel's High Court as hundreds ofnmieslonerles Jewish or who has been SOciety. At present there are Skcena Forest Products, and a result of a petition filed by operatin~ here," converted to Judaism is two vacancies for directors Terrace Equipment, School a. Bristol,' Conn., woman, CONYERSIONS REPOR- eligible for Israeli citizen- •, replacements for Hugh District have donated the use Eflean Dorfllnger, 34, now of TED ship, Power and Dan Jasper. of the three small buildings llalfa, There are about e0,000 Miss Dorflinser's efforts to There are still ten directors behind Ihe Administrative , It's one of sovoraiissues Christians in Israel, and be recognized as a Jewish on the roster however, no the offices. troublin~ both Christians some estimates say up to 500 immigrant first were business of the society can The Drug and Alcohol and Jews in regard to Israeli annually" are converted to challenged in December, i ~ sis ha effected satisfac- Commission ere in need of policies on religious Judaism, usually through 1976, when an Israeli im- " ~ii~ ~, to*ib,. ..'. .. another counsellor due to the diversity, equal rights and marriage. Orthodox Jewish migration official said she ~:~~ L ChairmanGreening volume " of work. liherties. -- groups say 70 to 80 Jews would be expelled because of . ~~: wMc0medtwo~visitors to the A report from Terrace Another controversial convert annual, to Chris- her professed belief in Jesus. ~~'" : group who came:to speak of Answering Bureau indicated fame is a new lsradl law, to tianity, but mission leaders Last November, Israel's • ~ the proposed 'Nor~ West the following: take effect April I, maldng say the figure is only about High Court said It would ~ '...:Women, in 'r'Crisis . Society. There were .466 Wake-up an},one offering material 20. consider her claims. _. ~! n .,T~is... Society~ " will. be calls in January indue~nest to an Israeli to Effects of the law doub- The case is being closely There areatfll a few 50th oeniversary spoons, left, All but 45 of the spoons have been sold;..... ~tablished with a 'view to There were 346 calls an- change his religion liable to tlsss hinge on how it is in- most of them to lo~al collectors, but others were bought by people as far uwuy as Starford, helping women overcome swered for 15 companies followed by the Jews for r~ fine and five years in prison. terpreted, including answers Jesus group and other Ontario. For those who thought they missed out on this limited souvenir, some are still the trauma of rape or There were 23 calls on the MAY LEAD TO PRISON to such questions as: Jewish Christians who claim available, abertion. The' centre when Crisis Lines. Also, anyone convleted of Just what is considered a established, would act as a i they have not rejected their converting to another faith m support service; would in- No reports were received Jewishness by believing in from the DUb counsellor, or for such reason is subject to Would a day-care centre or Jesus but rather are teraet/web other groups;, imprisonment for three schools open to Jews and the Health Committee. The fulfilling it. Salvation :rmy Women would learn of ser- Family Rehabilitation and years. Gmtiles be seen in that vices available to them. The Support Program committee . Orthodox Jewish leaders category? How about a book society ~would not make a CALGARY (CP) -- reported that a further l.~tor who got the bill through the 'or pampldet given to explain Seventy years ago, the "stm~. 'on abortion just offer Knesect (parliament) last the faith? Or food or money rafters of Hillhurat Baptist esn~bti~al support. Th~.~two had.been sent to Mrs. December say It-was needed given as an act of Jdndness or numbers presently being Gree~in~, director, Human Church reverberated to the Easter worship Resources, and a copy to Mr. to., deter non-spiritual friendship? melodies of oldtime anthems used are 635-7728 and leverage on the poor, and and hymns. Vender Zalm with regard to "Of Co'ltrse, we are against 7558. ~. the proposed Crisis-C~tre. point' out the law applies any kind of material entice- Now they ere ringing to the In the tradition of the woi'ship, thematic of this missionaries, themselves'. ~Qw~Klamto Jews and mant," says Rev. Fasd Sak- sounds of happy clatter and Orthodox church, some season, with experience in South Direetbr RUn Underwood The next meeting of lmial, a Nazareth pastor, chatter as 15 talented ar- itemsofsoc01arlifeatyleare In the late IW0's the America. gave bdetailed report on the Terrace Community' Ser- But the United Christian "but everything, we do is tisans pursue their suspended during 'the 40 Salvation Army was making Saturday evening at 7:30 progress of the Terrace vices Society will be held in CounoU in Ismd, an well as done to influence people for speelaltiee--everything days preceeding Eastor, to. such strides evangelistically will have a youth meeti/|g Youdi Incentive Program. theflrot Mondyy of,March. It numerous individual pastors the gospel, including from painting to pottery, focus attention and par- and socially that there were centred around missions, Mr. Joe Youd~ is the director is hoped that a newsletter there, say the law rould be preaching, teaching and carving and kite-making. ticipate in sacrificial, no funds available to aid in Sunday School at 9:30. The of the program. There are will he sent to all members to ?,misused in restricting reli- helping. The difficulty lies in Called the Steeple Art- 11:00 a.m, service will be led presently . fourteen boys keep them informed of,the gious liberty'! by in- the interpretation which works, the. new biminesa by the Capt.: with." a. working.,en~ the program, activities ofthe Society.; ~, talpretln~ any material aid may be given this aid." ventm'e opened in December missionary dinner at 3 p.m. cl~ht worklngat Hart Farm H YOU would llke t~ knbw as cause for conversions. when group of artists who Church during, which curios, etc., and six working in the shop more about the SOciety or Rev. Robert Lindsey, As for the case of Miss had been worklng 'in their will be on display. • Kenney~:Street. The would like to do something Southern Baptist Derflinger, whose parents homes deelded to get All are invited to share'in onworkers are paid for the for your community, please representative In Israel, are both American Jews, she together and operate out of a film 1"HEHIDING PIACF. this very practical, and work but it. is =foreeen that call me at 635-5339 evenings says bankers of the new law insists in her court petition very worthwhile weekend, materials will .~ron out in central workshop. "CORRIE: .Behind the or the nodety at 6,~-51~.~ - Scmes with THE HIDING PLACE," a new full length color release from World News from the Pews Wide Pictures, will be shown , .:~..-.~~ Skeena SecOndary at The Salvation Army .... . ,,...... ,. ~.~.~ OTTAWA ,(CP) -- Ray. a controversy with the -- When Enid Flint decided Corps, ~ Walsh Ave. en Carmino deCatanzaro of Anglican Church of Canada. to leave her husband, a Sunday, Feb. 27, A single Ottawa says one of the We consider oureelvce to be United Church ministor, she showing is scheduled to reasons he left the Anglican old-fashioned Angilcsnn who was faced by consternation begin at 7:30 p.m. Honor Roll list Chtn'oh of Canada in 1975 are carrying on under and amazement from her THE HIDING PLACE, a was its decision to accept somewhat different cir- husband's parishioners. HONOUR ROLL 9-1 Darin Birch 8-3 Katherine Epp.. true story filmed in Holland Februury, 1978 9-1 Ken Brewor 8-5 Christine King kmale priests, cumatancea." In June, 1975,. after and . oth~, ~Eu~.pean 0.s:MioheUe Ca~en . H Evelyn Porter, ,.o-,, ~He s~.d:ki a ~mt _in- :: spending a week at a lor,atio~, AsL~d ~;-.~me Ml~rv~mwue ~.e~.~,~:.,~t~.~~~.~-~"The'Cli~I~tian: ed~'dfl0d" con- experiences of CoiTie-fen Grades 8,~9, and 10:' ]. 9:6.D0dgMaGh~ ...... dbSi~UdAeL~-: MRNTION ~chm'ch that h~d,.'~dained Camddlad (~ch~en, the ference, she said she real- Boom, wh0, with her father, him 20 years previously was Anglican Church of Canada ized that 15 years of'aping sister, and brother, provided ,All subjects are considered 9-9 Barbara Thomas 8-5 Mickad Johnson. becoming too liberal anu monthly newspaper, says with an unhappy marriage 9-2 Leta Coasett 8-7 Angia Motsohiinig refuge for countless Jewish with the exception of 9.4 Jill Harris Imroanoratie. Anglican bishops have been was leading her to a nervous families. A secret room was the support of overseas Physical Education and )?The Ani0[can Church is warned that Increasing breakdown, n 9.4 Cindy Harvie . , .constructed in thclr rhome missionary work. Which for Guidance, which are par- 9-6 Rachel GeFranc losing its sense of the numbers of divinity stndents She finally decided that as a Idding place for ;ise the Army had only. recently ticipating subjects and. not distinction be(wean the 9-6 Bruce LoFroth Rev. John Pace, Protestant enrolling in Canadian . society's views, which during Gestapo raids. The • begun. One of its officers subject to scholarship; (P.E. 9-7 Ingrld Metzmcier moral law, which it has to theological colleges may mattered so much for so volunteered to go without his and Guidance are considered chaplain at St. Mary's tm Boom's activities were 9-10Harold Von Pentz University in this city, says uphold, and the question of soon create a surplus of long, "didn't matter a .discovered., and they were pudding (then a vital part of ff student has "D" or "E').. the person who has failed to candidates for the ministry. 9-3 Roger Cook he and fellow college chap- damns" sent, to. prisons and cen-- ones diet) for the whole year A student must have 16 9-2 Rots Coasett meat It," he said. "There's It says in-. Its February "Most people are shocked isine "should be the solid cuntration camps. and turn the savings over to points'0r bettor on the basis 9-3 Troy Farkvum ground amid the chaos of no longer the same feeling edition this is one of the when marriages bt~eak up Aeeording to Kenneth the mission, field support, of3forA,2forB, IforC,. that the churoh stande as a conclusions drawn from a 9-6 Eileen McCullough campus life., because they feel ~poQple Bliss, Director of " Thegonerai,. recognizing the (Note: For third and final 9-10Kathy Wilcox standard of morality." recent report prepared by have broken their nsc~ed Distribution for World Wide dangerof deficiency in-diet repot/s, 17 points will be He says his d0or is ups to .Of oreeping bureauoraey Paul Gibson consultant in vows," she said recendy.' Pie~ures, THE HIDING proclaimed an intorustlonal required). In the church, he said: "We theological education, HONOURASLE MENTXQN anyone On campus, of any "But I believe the vows.were PLACE has been extremely timeof self-denial, so that ne They must not have a "D" 9-6 Kevin Lorette have more chiefs than we've The report says that if the made by man for cultural denomination, but. he feels wall-received, both by single officer should suffer or "E!' or "U". 9-8 Nadia Stalls because he thinks ever had before, and'the current enrolment trend commitment and necessity. audiences and film critics. unduly, . thus " this very , frustrated number of Indians has continues and the vacancy no university takes its "The phrase .'until death "CORRIE was Wodueed to practical twist, where that m~D~. s rate remains unchanged, a dous part' means until the give people who have seen .which is givenup, is not lost, GRADE 10 chaplains serloes]y~: .... When he left St. Barnabas growing number of HONOUR ROLL death of that'commitmont to THE -HIDING .PLACE or but truly becomes tran- 10-5 Dale MacDonald 8-5 DO~e Kenney Anglican Church, where he frustrated and disappointed work things out together." sferredinto a sa~iflciai gift. 10.2 Mauro C,ervo He says he is .=concerned read her many beet-ecllleg 0.6 Linda McCgnndl about people"and ~ve hls firnt sermon in t342, postulants may ressult. She separated from her books an opportunity to hear The Terrace Corps will he 10-4Susan Harris young he:"took part ef the A t0talof 25~ of the 286 stu- 0.3 Dedise Dmmtsr alcohol.. ~., husband Dour, : pastor of her share many of her initiating it's self-denial 10-6 Sam Roimor 8-~. Maria DaSilva congregation with him to set dents surveyed at nine Norwich' United =Church, memories aouut her life in effort Feb. 25-26 during 10.7 EisieTroelatra - up a pariah, of the rival Anglican colleges across 8-8 Patricla Phflpot "I'm mt a tentotaHer and shortly ariel" term'sing home Holland, her family, and her which time CepL and Mrs. 10-1Andrey-Anne Black 8-4 Sandra ltislop I'm not talking about not Anglican Church of North Canada say they want to be from the conference and lifetime of service to • Moffatt will ' be guest 10.7 Rognlto Vaidez America, a U,S,.based group ordained. Of these, 76 hope to 8.4 Gordon Hookstra drinking at all," Pace," a embarked on a new life. othera," • speakers. They have been 10-1 Doeg Anderson 8-9 Melunio Reid Presbyterian, said. "But I that broke away fro~ the ha Ordained this year, a At 42,'she is.reaitirming 10-1 Rases-Anne Black .u.s. Ep~opal church. sharp rise from 46 in 1977. 8-9 Donna Wilkinson am::talklng about being her Christian beliefs. In 1977 10.3 Kathryn Dunstor. '8-I Carol LAb~]~t~y : r~sponalble." ' ...His grsst~t deslrenow Is Gibson's report says that she became an. assistant to. 10-3 Dawn Got~h . t0.~ Indld the new church, deaths, retirements and the minister at First United ChildhoOd education 10.4 Gayle Hau~Innd practising his transfors create about 120 Church in Cambridge, Ont., 10.4 Diane Hoekatra the way he has vacancies a year, n and now is takin~ cos'sea 10.7 Glen Wong always wanted, he said, toward becoming •an or- northwest conference "We are not out to carrY on. WOODSTOCK, Ont. (CP) chined minsiter, HONOURABLE MEN- A conference for tsachers p.m. and the conference will TION and parents of young take place on Saturday and '!0.4 Clayton Kurisu World day of prayer children will be held at the Sunday. 10-5 David Mostad Northwest Community The fee is $15 or $26 wi~' 10-7Suzanne Urbanczyk : College on Saturday, March room and beard for out-of-~ ~ The theme for the 1978 18, at 9 a.,m,. . town visitors.- . GRADE 9 Service will be "Community Called Chil~eed For further information 9-1 Tony Appels .Spiri.tin Modern Livi~" and Education Northwest, the contact Larisa Tarwick at 9-3JullaGo~e nns been prepared rby the conference Will include Northwest Community 9-5 BrmmHidbor Women's Inter-Church workohop sessions, and College, PO Box 726,. 9-hCllatunJeffrey csuncllofConada.ltwillbe di~malonsonddldgrowth Terrace. ' 0.1Lawrence Bell I held at the Salvation Army, and development, special ..... 4657 Waish Ave. Terrace on education,.curriculum areas . , , - _ Friday, Maroh3,atT:S0p,m. and idsasandactivltiesfor. ONT MINES LTD tativespeakerafrommcst, ff There will be films, .. not all of the local Churches. displays, books, visual aids •

/ -,,..o,,w-,v, worn.,, m m,. Gra n d D uc Up • rati ng_ Di vision later'church Council as Registration will be held .... •~! [ gran,~for soumentcal needs, Friday, March 17 from 6 to 7 , ~ - ~ ::' ' * " ' * " Millwrights .... " . ,Thbweekthe .~.mtmnial Both Foundations eodgfor: • ..~' :- Ch~ s~oo~ ~ ~n~ theeame b~sic purp~;me" , .~ . : . Heavy Duty Meohailo| " .i. : ,•/. other' ChrLatlan schools bo~'ka puoneauon; ~oun-' , • Welders •i"'i •ii. " -i" .• -\~!:'!~/i:i~;~;•~/,;:, i across North • America in datlon Day,: spensor~, oy ,~ . "t :".o,van. of Foundation bothFouedaflons, la.ada~ .... ,~ .: /..=r,

A second Foundation, ithe other educational mat~lais "'4 i hehand that cherishes the Canadian Chriktlan areusedlnChrlstlansohcels ' . . , ' - Education(ccEF)wasF°Undati°n'formed in 197slnc" States,inCanada and the United:..: Nemnont Hines Lid, ••* • " ...... at therequest of the National Each year the NUCS : flame of the spirit is one with union 0, c i.lan s.cel, pro ees, l ge num of gram Duo 0pomfl Dkhion (NUCS), whose publication ~blieations thanks to the • " efforts are landed by both gifts during Foundation Day: "' . Fodatien,, Th, ortyst .ts, gra .l Box69 Stewart, B.0, •'the hand'that releases it." incorporated in Canada, to 7 attmd the Cmtennlel " " particularly tomeet the Christian School at.Sparks Phone 636-2226

" ~, . needs of. Canadian donors; and Straume in~Tarrane, ~,, I PAGE I1, THE HERALD, Friday, February 17, 197~ Families teach children Pets rated Premiers' conference a favorites "The law of the bully" BALTIMORE (AP) -- An said. =success, says Trudeau overwhelming majority of IMPORTANCE VARIES earlier engaged in an open OTTAWA (CP) -- The not seek outside help in Still, "If you worked in my pet owners admit they find it Asked what period of their ByVIC PARSONS some specific programs, OTTAWA (CP) -- Prime said the governments were quarrel with federal Urban family b the arena for many domestic crimes, she said. field," she told the samtors, easier to focus their at- lives they found their pets to Affairs Minister Andre of the most atrocious crimes And children cannot. "you would be constantly as- tention and affection on their be especially important, Minister Trudeau has in favor of co.operation, In Canada, says Mary Van The medical profsssion, tounded by the ilP~orance of animals rather than other more than one-fourth said it declared his thi'ee-day listed a number of proposed Ouellet, also a Quebscer, Stolk, an exlz~ on child the serial services and the even basic child biological family members, a recent was when they were sad, meeting with provincial studies on various issues and over housing. abram, and often it is ths law all wore doin~ a poor Job facts--parents .who beat, survey shows. lonely or depressed; t5 per premiers a success despite pledged-that governments Despite the dispute, perfect ~'ime--hecauae the of reportins and handling burn and even kill children Dr. Ann Cain/a family cent said during an illness or its failure to reach specific would try to stop increasing Trudeau said he was "very victim will not tell. family violence. But police for wetting their pants or therapist at a University of • after the death of a conclusions on how to their share of the national satisfied" with the con- "Behind the closed doors could not be expected to touchin~ themselves." Maryland campus here, significant person; and 11' manage the economy and the economy. ference. of North American domiciles "enter the armed camp of ~e said a system is conducted survey of pet per cent said their pets were abrupt' and stormy depar- The early departure of Le- Before the meeting began the child Is taught the domestic violence" if needed in Which a child can owners after she noticed that equally important during all ture of Quebec Premier vesque, who accused federal it had bern described by rudiments of crime in the gevernments did not provide be represanted in court by people talk about their pets phases of their lives. R~e I,evssque. officials of lies and do- federal spokesmen as a raw, often by the law of the appropriate laws to punish his own lawyer. as family members. "It's interesting tO see how A lengthy communique stortinns, held much of the confidencebooster for the bully," dz hid Thursday in such family crimes.' Ms. Van StoliG an "some of my patients have pets affect the family unit," issued after the conference spotlight. The separatist economy. tsstlmony before a Senate But Ms. Van Stolk said she A meri ca nbor told me that the person they she said. "In the su.rvey, 81 ended Wednesday set out Parti ~uebecois premier had INSPIRE CONFIDENCE c om mitto isoptimistle, mainly due to fashion model, is a Canadian are doseat to in their family =per cent felt that their pets...... But in the face of a decline childhood experiences as recentstatkticsexpodngthe living in Montreal where she is their pet," she said. were tuned into the feelings in the value of the dollar to a causes of criminal behavior, extent of child abuse, wife- is head ofntba Tree Foun- Zhe asked 62 persons in the of the family. They said their 40-ysar low in New York on BacHze of fear, relii0ous battering, incest and other dotion for family life. mrvey to tdl her who got the dogs reacted to illness, 8atelitte Wednesday, Trudean said it belieb, ignorance or up domestic crimes. WOULD She saYs the bond between most strokes. She described depression, tension, turmoil was too early to tell if the Iringb~, many people will BE ASTOUNDED mother and child has been strokes as "any form of and happiness." meeting would inspire new disrupted by medical re~gnition such as physical "One interesting result of confidence. practices, hospital routine touch, a look, a word, a smile the surveyis that 36 per cent safeguards "It should create con- or gesture that conveys I of the people viewed their fidence in the future of the ~ Friendly bandit ="That. ==="' bonding eomos know you're there." pets as people, while eight By AL cOLLETTI earth orbit. country," he said. "Whether through handling, cuddling "Forty-four per cent of per cent saw their pets as UNITED NATIONS (CP) Canada wants a working it will or not depends a great • and breantfeading, 'but those surveyed said their somewhere between an Creptinn of international group of experts to go over deal on how that news will be pets got the most strokes, 18 animal and a person," she safeguards..for nuclear- the entire question of the use interpreted and received." alway s apologized separateh°spitalsmotherc°nspireand childt° cent said their children said. power.on Mta~t.os m. outer of nuclear power in space But critics said the open and business seeks to "cash and 18 per. cent- said family space m gomg.m ~ a ora.wn: and its implications. Barton meeting would do little to re- DETROIT (AP) -- She police. Mrs. WoJtsawek was in on a lucrative markct" by membsragot equal strokes, ,, Many of the pets, ranging" out....W Ocons...... m me umtm said there might be parallel solve economic problems apologized to clerks for arrested as she walked out promoting baby formula and she said. . from a 21-year-uld cat to a p~attons mat m~gnt take discussions by the .legal such as unemployment and robldn8 their stores and the front door. : foods, cribs, pkypens and The questionnaire focused goat, had "people names" yes~..._ . -- subcommittee on outer could help vromete afterward called to make After talki~ to police, she restraints. on what position the pet holdf like Joshua, Stephanie and . it .wm. co a long ma..wn- space, based in Geneva,non • separatism in Quebec. sure everyone was all right, was arraigned for the Feb. 2 Withoutthis bonding the in the family unit and how Ethel ...... :..... :,., • ...... ,. ou.~ aunt., saYs canaemn 8bat new space, laws, if any, However, the premiers did Police called her the ~bberyofadreasshol>-the child becomes a loner and knportant the pet in. ".'- '" ]. CI~11 .says .~he"ho~ • A,•;.": ,.': .: ]...... • are needed'to-protect ~e agree to: " Friendly Bandit, and the .fil'st Of the Friendly Bandit tends toward crime and : The therapist said 55 per the survey will help other ~rton, referrjagto ~eissue environment. --Hold another meeting m woman they arrested says 'incidents. Police said they violence. cent of those surveyed family therapists reslize Just ot.sl~.C.e".n.u~e.ar, s.afe!y ne "We are .flexible on the economy next Novem- l! she is 8lad she was caught, may charm her in the other thought their pets were how important pets are to r a~,mtne.ut~ mo.nnsy.. specific proposals, whih her, preceded in September "very important," .whih th~ famllystruet~e':" ? :/~ ~' ~i~ "ilnm WurstS.. an .m~e m strongly committed, wits by a conference to try to Reaomarl, WoJtaszea, robberies, and she was bshlg Cafeteria aevm i~" cent viewed their "As "a fa~hil~' therapist; " one.wey or anomer for mree other states, to the need for a resolve complex con- weeping while awaiting held in Wayna County jail on regime governing the use of arraignment, said she $150,000bond. pot as ,extremely taper- youflndoutallyoucanahout or.tour.y.e~s .to come.. stitutional issues; resorted to robbing clothing Mrs. Wo~tanssk said he~. t tsnt." family members and how -m Bwma, me uanaam.n nuclear power sources in --Speed up two major storsabscauzeabsokmaker 8mnblingaddictionstartm b d "The rest of the par- they interact with each ~ov~-nmont s report on .tne outer space which will rule energy proposals, the S3.4- I =ed r yover, thafowfont .,and oycOtte ticlpants usedwords such'as other," she said. "The ~vi.et Cosmos satellite mat out the risk of any incident billion Gull Island (• ~,000 gumbiing debt. q~dckly Mew into bets of up fairly, quite, and pretty therapist can then include d lsm.tegra.teo over the which could have tragic and hydroelectric project on the "See, I Sot these beautiful to 11,000, placed with a VANCOUVER (CP) -- when deaeribin~ the is. the net when dealin~ with the ~ortnweat "rerrltortes or. far-reaching consequences," Churchill River in Labrador kids at home and a won. bookiesherefusodtoidmUl{y Some Telecommunications portance of the-~ pet, ,, she family."-,, -- ~ Jan • 34, Barton cited Barton said. 'DUTY and a plant near Lloyd- derful husband and I didn't to:reporters. Workers Union members "disturbing implieationf ''~ BOUND' minster, Sank., to process wanttohurt them2 she said. "Oh, it's such a relief that lunVictorla and New from the accident. moinsmm-like heavy oil into PollcesaldMrs.WoJtsszek it's over now," ." Mr!, Westmimtarareboyootting The satellite :scattered The Soviet Union has uc- useable crude oil. The implicstedhersalfinaserlss WoJtnszeksaid. "My d/xter British Columbia Telephone National searoh radioactive debris on Imowled~ed in the UN thot federal government, Sas- of robberies beginning Feb. told me this gambling was a Co. eafctorla operations be- Canadian soft as it fell from the ill-fated Cosmos satellite katchewan and oil com- ~- three clothing stores in sickness with me. It was like cause they remained open near-earth orbit. Cost of the was its and that under in- panics will participate in the Detroit and five in the being an almhollo. I kept during a 81-day strike- cleanup has passed $2 ternational law the laun- L ioyd mi nstor suburbs, uyiag to mysdf, 'I'm not lockout. for rapist million and will geow as the ching country is "duty estimated to coat $755 Mrs. WoJtanzek, 39, a bettin~ thin week, I'm not Thealtuation lnvo|veacon- B.C. search for debris goes on bound"nto pay for damages. million; mother of five, was caught betting thin week.' But I tractinaout, oneofthentaJor "KAMLOOPS, B.C. (CP) -- Sahota testified that he past the sprin~ thaw. But it did not say specifically CREATE JOB8 iast Saturday after a woman muldn'thelpit.Everygame, issues in the dispute. The A Canada-wide warrant has and the woman had had a .As a wecaution against thot it would pay for cleanup --Encourage a "Buy wearing a red wig walked every week, I'd place eafeterlas are run bythe - been issued forthe arrest of relationship of severs} such accidents, Barton told costs. Canadian" policy to create into a local apparel shop, another bet." non-union Canadien National Alab Sinah Sehota, 2s, of months and that during the the UN scientific and The Soviets are opposed to jobs "where quality Bd pulled a gun and told the Institute for the Blind. Clearwater, B.C., who was summer the woman initiated technical committee on the Canadian proposal for a prices are comparable" to clerk: "My baby died. I need Her husband, Herman, an . "We were Just meeting the convicted in absantia of rape a sexual relationship. He outer space that there may working group, insinting that imports;" be a need, for example, to there already are space laws --Ask the Economic money." auto worker, said the conditions.of the contract,"~ and sentenced Wednesday to said they went into "the establish the equivalent of a TOOK 141 gemblL~lossosamoantedto CNIB executive director seven years in prison, n bushes Sept. 9 as they had on on the books to cover the C,oundl of Canada, a federal The woman took 148, then $30,000last year. He said he Rob~t Mercer said Wed- Ju~tine J.nH. Macdonald several other occasions, nudear-froe zone in near- situation. advisory agency headed by demasdedssveralartiduof helped pay the debt and tHed uesday. said Wednesday that a Trudeau's friend Sylvia dotl~g;~dt~ threafur un~ytogethlswi~e TWUl~inesaagmt Ouris reemt amendment to the .(~.t~, ff it could monitor coats. While she ~er~J to seek hol~ for her ad- Andersonslddthebeyeattls Criminal Code allowed the the clothes, a clerk called diction, the action of individuals and trial to proceed after Sahota Jail has RaiiSOm i aid, after anti-inflation control# is not the result of union failedto appear for the third areromoved beginning April policy. day of Ida trial Wednesday. new crew 14; Sahuta was free on bail of --Reduce the 10urdm of Pilot rescued 13,-000 in .h.in own TORONTO (CP) -- The government regulations m happy that these people recognleanze • with one recently dosed Toronto Jail teens freed the private sector and surety. RCMP said they •has a new crew of review taxation of petroleum in Alaska believe Sabots was stiff in lz'isoners--the cast of Fast MONTREAL (CP) " The away by two of the men and mineral industries; A few years ago the the area. Company, a film about teen-aged con and daughter while the other two spent the --Look into adjustment ~, Alaska cutter wan dispatched to cafeteria staff bdonged to The l~-mun jury small-time bank robbers of a credit anion manager night at the Proulx home in assistance for industry to ¥4AP) -- Michad George, take him from the How Can, the TWU and the situatien deliberated for an hour who want to turn big time. were released unharmed north.east Ville d'A~ou. help weaker sectors meet wbssawifoaedfourthildrm which found him on Etolln would have bee,~ averted, he before finding Sahota ~dlty The production, with n today by kidnappers, after In the morning, the competition arising from were killed in the crash of a Island, 95 idlometrea nor- said. of raping a 20-yearold $100,-000 bud~ct, is their father paid a 151,000 parents left for the northend movestoward freer world small plane he was piloting, thwost of Ketchiken. woman at knifepoint Sept. 9, made by Faster Films, ransom, police said. credit union with the bandits, trade; was rescued after flagging George was last heard Mercer said the CNIB 197'7. operatin~ on a grant from Raymond Proulx, who forced Proulx to hand --Give priority to 13 down a fishing boat from an from the night of Feb. 5, would llke the ~TWU to in. The woman testified that the Ontario Arts Council manager of the AUas over LS1,000 from the vault. capital projects, running island beach, when, on a flight from An- form its members that the while driving on the coupled with private in- Asbestos Co. employees from natural gas pipelines in The boat, the How Can, chorago to Mexico, he union has had a good Yellowhead Highway near vestment. credit union, arrived :home Later annanonymous tale- the East go grain facilities in picked up the Anchorage radioed that he hed missed relationship with the .has'e, she pulled off the It is produced by Paul with his wife Wednesday to phone call to police led them the West. man Wednesday night, two the approach to Ketchiken orgenimil01i. roadway when the car Eichgrun,nSteve Klys find their daughter louise, to a Ixown van in a parking The communique also said days after a search for Airport and was hnsding behin~ her'flashed its lights. Peter Wronald, Who 18, being hdd by four hooded lot in the south.shore suburb the premiers decided to try am'vivon was suspended, southtoAnnsttelsland. . "l've sot .all ldnd~ of prob. She said Sohota, who she did directs. The cast lndudcs men armed with revdvers, a of Gremfleld Park, where to foster investment, U.S. Coast Guard officials Momentslater, heradioed tsmsonmynanmandIan't Imow know, got okt, then Sendra Scoville, a former police spokemnan said. n the two teen-agers were promote responsible pries said George, 36, was suf- he was out of fuel and said: get excited about where forced her at keffepuint into Miss Canada,. Roll Kenllg, ~dr son, Re|nsn, I?, was found unharmed. and wage increases and ferlnl from exposure but "Guess I'll put it in the people are dr/siring their bsabed beside the hl~hway/ Clay Borris,. ~and. l~elsha captm'0d .when he arrived No suspects have been de- facilitate the setting of otkerwine was healthy. A trees." coffee," zeld/mderam, where he raped her. Wa~..er. later, andthe two were tskm tsined. economic objectives.

.. Itstarts In earlyJuly, ~,t~ Butolggest, its more rooeo-- than me a rod ualgarya~g~a~ga?pet~ur ..... Stampede and:i~:~;gs!~alg°~n? songs like Home on the Range become visitorsviSitcO;;aawliak;dr:;sS a ike dress' Uppi~sSiolup in silk~ V;~rlS;it~ph~::vests, top hats, Al~e//youAlberta. at the party.. Stetsonwhile you ride ~J stager°cketshows,ddes'takecasinos,in chuckwa.g.on races, . peopleget caught up in the fun, You will becomes populated with Klondike Kates, The Ol, eat Pal In North A'm ,rl ~ ~ .and.d.ancln~lacts,.an m nlgnmpom. Per ten o uanaoa TbJ ~4 ~/~ pancake breakfasts se Days -- achance to relive" the (~C~ ,,b~ ~ eve ry part of it-- the infamous [] ticketorder forms raft and bathtub races, the [] accommodation request forms for midway, the nightly Coliseum [] Calgary stampede '-' . ; .. of Stars, carnival arid Cabaret [] Edmonton Klondike Days ~ -- even a promenade [] Both to showoff your.finery. Him It's another mammoth party. And you're invited. Addm|i There isn't another celebration •like it in North City/Town America. Three weeks of Prey. excitement, action and non-stop enjoyment' packed into July. You v-Ol'"- tlllUO0 "O "~"' ]'''' 'f''' : - ' can make it your entire vacation, • [~ or part Of your holiday. Plan to join the dress,up crowd • .and get y0ur outfit here We suggest you reserve early. Tav AlCANADA ra H*! Calgary and Edmorlton are alive for theStampede and Klondike Days, and tickets and accommodatioqs are in high Xl0mrmn/m~h~ demand. EOM0ffi~1978