PR0'/.. . T .', "~= ..'..q'[ P~RLL~ "?~ P. '.,~~. Northern i er brass confident• of approval BILLLNGS, Mont. ~AP, -- Approval of the states, their neighboring states, as well as the The Northern Tier Pipeline Co, proposes to proposed Northern Tier oil pipeline is in two counties in that state. inevitable despite legal objections in nation," Thomas Kryzer said in an interview, build an oil port at Port Angeles, Wash., and a in a letter to President Jimmy Carter, "I think It's inevitable, I think if you look at pipeline from there to Clearbrook, Minn,, to A formal contested case before the council is Washington state, the president of the Billings- due to begin Dec. 18, The council claims It has Evans said in his letter the proposal "best based pipeline company said Wednesday. the world-wide issues facing us today, it's not curry Alaskan and imported crude oil to raft. addresses Idaho's social, economic and en. :'I think the state of that it's inevitable, it's essential," nsries in Montana and Midwest states, the power to pre-empt local ordinances ff it Washington recognizes Idaho Gee. John Evans announced his deems the project to be in the best interest of rironmental needs" and, because it is located that trans-sblpment of dl across the state is an Wash!ngton's ~nergy Facility Site the state. support of the Northern Tier pipeline proposal ~vamatton uou~ll has ruled that the propnaal entirely within the United States, the pipeline isaus that affects the northern tier and inland on Wednesday, I • . IIMum I would violate !~nd me and zoning regulati~m~ would provide good employment opportunities Evans endorsed the Northern "tier prop0eal and pay property taxes, RUPERTSTEEL & ' 1 f.,:.,.,, _ SALVAGEL TD.

Seal Cove M., 111'.lhMrt 14 Flavors 624-5639 BOTTLEDEPOT h Beer & Pop Bottles W[ DUY copptr, krass, all iaotals, 46.16Lazeile Ave. batteries, tic, |all as We aro Terrace, B.C. S.opea iba. tkrHp st., | a.m.-| p,L Thursday, November 29, 1979 20c Open 10a.m..6p.m. dallyexcel~ Sunday Volume 73 No, 230 Frl. till9 p.rn, Dogs here IN IRAN destroyed Thousands are by the in the streets TEHRAN (API -- Hun- Iran at the scheduled council dreds of thousands of debate. assassination by Moslem while his fellow clerics said demonstrators marched in rivals of the lman Homein, a the mourning period should Echoing Khomeinl's own grandson of the Muslem "make clear to the U,S. hundreds Tehran today in response to rejection of UN mediation, a call by Ayatollah Ruhoilah Prophet Mohammed and agressors we welcome Every year the district of Terrace is forced to they condemned the world founder of the ShiRe sect, the martyrdom." Khomeini for antl-U.S. forum as the "Satanic destroy close to 800 dogs and cats due to owner protests, but the demon. dominant community in neglect. council" and ."Carter's strators stayed away from mouthpiece," and said again Shah said Municipal Treasurer Keith Norman is in the U.S. embassy and the 49 they will settle for nothing Khomeini, Iran's Moslem chargeof dog control operations for the district, Americans held hostage less than return of the de. patriarch and leader of the better now He says any animal running loose in the district there. posed shah in exchange for revolution thst ousted the is picked up, and if unclaimed, is destroyed 72 Khomeinl's Revolutionary the hostages. shah's government in NEW YORK tAP) -- hours later. In the majority of cases, the dog or Council fired Abolhassan Tnsua and ,~bura, the FebruQry, exhorted his Doctors treating Shah cat goes unclaimed and ~becomes a victim of BaniSadr as Iran's foreign- twin days Of mourning today followers to mark the time of Mohammed Reza Pahlavi neglect. policy ~okesman Wed- and Friday, mark the high mourning with antl-U.S, say he is well enough to leave nesday and replaced him "You wonder where they all Come from," he point of the ShiRe Moslem demonstrations. the United States, and it with Sadegh Ghotbzadeh, a holy month of Moharrnm, a appears now he will depart commented. "! guess people just generally don't hard-line member of the "All your force and care for their dogs." period of ritual mourning shouting should be con. before 'the United Nations council, apparently dooming commemorating tbe takes up the crisis that arose Terrace's dog control contract holder is Doris UN Security ,Council efforts seventh-century centrated against the United from his arrival in New Sturko. To this date, Sturko has rounded up close to ease the U.S.-Iranlan States," said Khomeini, York. Many people in Terrace Just don't seem to care about crisis. to 730 animals, mostly dOgs/The owners, have their dogs says Terrace Treasurer Keith Norman, A spokesman for the shah claimed back 146 of these, 21 others were The huge crowds in Tehran in Mexico and doctors at If an animal is treated, the owner must pay the converged initially around New York Hospital-Cornell 'adopted'. The other 558 have been put to death. the capital's Revolution Carter firm, Not all the dogs are picked up by Sturko. veterinarian's bill. Medical Centre on Wed- Square, about 6n/~ kilometrea nesday said the former Sometimes people will bring loose animals in, or Do.gs attacking children has not generally been from the U.S. embassy a sernous problem in Terrace. Norman says the Iranian ruler will soon end call to inform the municipality, especially if it where pro-Khomeini his stay in the United States involves a dead animal. RCMP are contacted immediately in such cases militants have .been boldlng not threats or if the dogs themselves are attacked, such as -- perhaps by Saturday. "If there are any reports of dead animals, then the hostages since Nov. 4 in a WASHINGTON (AP) -- those peaceful means have Shortly after his arrival we'll pick it up as soon as possible," Norman was recounted in a Nov. 22 Herald story. bid to get the U.S. govern- President Carter says he been exhausted," he said, here Oct. 22, the shah had said. The municipality spends $40,000 on operating ment to extradite the shah. cannot set a deadline for the refusing to elaborate. gallbladder surgery at New .... Money may be once reason,most dogs picked fees~ for animal control operations. Tbe figure ." They then marched to the release of 49 U,S. hostages Carter said he hopes inter- York Hospital. He later towering Shahyad by Irnn and he'e asking tile up b'y the : l"~lu~e~s~ anima~.cont¢ol offieer:s.salat~;,the ...... •national pressure still might underwent radiation municipalit~-~'~i~n.iev~, li' cmts di~b~nent' nei/i~,'~e''aii.~t, Amer, ican' PeOple "to be $50 to retrieve a dog which is not spayed or ~.tal tl[a d~g pound, and vehicle. Doris St'urko change the.minds of Iran's treatments for a malignant patrols almost every dat from 2 p.m. to 6 p.m. ' in the opposite direction determined but patient. leaders. tumor on his neck. neutered and which is not licensed. On the other from the embassy, about 15 "Excessive threats" of A non-surgical procedure hand it cost~ only $10 to get back a pet which has And as Norman puts it, "it's a thankles§ job." He pledged that the United kilometree away. Some in military action might cause States will "not submit to late Monday night removed those qualifications. Norman explained the high the throng wore white the death of the hostages, •••:•••:•••••••:•••••:•••:•:•:••...•:•:•:•:...•.•:•:•:•:•••:•:•:•:•:•:•:•••:•:•:•:.:•••••:•••••:•:•••:•:•i•:•:•:.•.:•:`•.•.•: blackmail," and lent no the last remaining stone price was set to encourage people to take better shrouds emblazoned in red Carter said in a broadcast encouragement to from a bile duct. llospital care of their pets, and tie them up. lie admits the letters with the words: news conference Wednesday officials said Wednesday the night. suggestions that Iran might high retrieval cost "quite possibly inhibits *'Yankees, we will cut off he appeased by some kind of procedure was a success and people from picking up their dogs." POLICE STILL your hands," and "We are The president's position he is free to travel. reedy to die for Islam." international tribunal to Norman cited two other reasons for the high won nearly unanimous investigate alleged crimes Marshalis wearing lapel congre~sional backing, committed by the ousted number of dogs picked up. Dogs on the loose tend INVES TIGA TING buttons controlled the despite some sentiment in Mercenaries to have a relatively high reproductive rate. In shah during his regime. Sgt. Jack Broomfield of the Terrace detach- movements of the hundreds favor of setting a deadline in addition, the municipality has had to service of separate marching groups "I don't know of any inter- ment of the RCMP said Tuesday night that the the event peaceful means national forum within which warned off parts of Thornhiil. That will change with the " men at the front of the are exhausted. investigation into the destruction of the purebred charges have ever been SPOKANE, Wash. tAP) -- approval of a dog control law various processions followed "It would not be possible brought against a deposed November 17. Samoyeds owned by Gordon and Hazel Hamilton by women clad in chadors, or even advisable for me to About 65 men and women at- is still active. leader who has left his tracted by a newspaper ad Sick or injured dogs are a problem. Since the the traditional black veils. set a deadline about when or country," Carter said, Broomfield said that there have been no Some women carried babies, if I would take certain ac- calling for an expeditionary animal will be destroyed if not retrieved within He said the issue "can be force to Iran met Wednesday arrests made in the case, but that the RCMP are Khomelnl has yet to an- tion," Carter said,."I never pursued," but "it should he three days, it does not pay to send the animal to still speaking to people who may have in- nounce whether Ghotbzadeh forget for one moment that night as the organizer the vet. if the animal is quite ill or injurcd, it is pursued under internaUonal cautioned he was threatened *******,formation in the case. ' ' will go to New York to attend l'm awake about the law." often easier to 'put it to sleep' right then. ~:~.~:~:~:~:~:~.~:~:~:~:~:~~.~ the emergency session of the hostages whose lives and with arrest if he talked too The immediate domestic much. UN Security Council on the safety depend on me." reaction to Carter's news U,S.-Iranlan crisis. The Carter refused to discuss George Bible said in a conference was positive, statement he had been session was set for Saturday, the military options he is both from Congress and •$4 A BARREL HIKE and BanI-Sndr, who wanted considering. "I'm deter. warned that if he was in- from rival Presidential volved in the recruitment of to mediate an end to the mined to do the best I can, candidates. crisis, had hesn scheduled to through diplomatic means people for a military action, "I have supported those he and others could be address the UN meeting. and through peaceful means, steps taken by the president, Broadbent reveals plan (Gbotbzadeh said today he to ensure the safety of our arrested, imprisoned and and I have every intention to is net eager to attend the UN hostages and their release. fined without ever leaving DomesticOTTAWA oll prices(CP; will-- more than $1,000 a year to panics) he represcnbs." support those steps in the the country. heat a home - double the because of the threat of session. "Personally i am "Other actions which I future," said Senator Ed- IncreHe by tt a barrel next The new artificially.high chlorine gas but we have to net very keen on this idea of might decide to take would However, he said he was present cent - and more prices will move Inflation to ward Kennedy (Des. advised he could legally year, rising to more than 13l than ll500 to fuel the average work in it every day and the leaving for New York at the come in the future, after Mass.). a barrel ,by the end of 1983 more than I0 per cent an- companies keep telling us present time," he told the assemble and discuss familyalzed ear by the end of nually, Increase unem- organizing a committee. He under terms of the new 1983, he said. it's not harmful," said Rosa French state radio France. energy/ pricing package ployment, lower growth of said only that the warnings Brondbent told delegates McDonald, .union secretary. Inter. The report was agrseu to by Ottawa and the gross natlonal product treasurer, monitored In Paris and Support shown came from the (Carter) Alberta, Ed Broadhent, at the Ontario Fedorntloo of and reduce the manu- administration. • Labor conference in Toronto He said chlorine gas is reported by Reuters news leader of the New facturing sector's com. used In the chemical agency.) Democratic Party, said that detail, of the agreement petltlve edge In world were leaked to the NDP from Banl.Sadr had been trying for president today. markets, Brosdbent said. miilB.bleaching process in pulp to arrange a compromise Earthquakes Broadbent also salo s reliable source, The annual inflation rate WASHINGTON tAP) -- to support those steps in the A summary of his About 250,000 people were between U.S.. and Iranian President Carter's call for future." gn~iine prices will rise to to October was 9.3 per cent. evacuated from Mlsslssauga positions on the 49 U.S, rocking Iran nearly 12 a gallon within four remarks was released in Most of the figures in the patience and resolve to win advance of delivery. earlier this month when a CP citizens held hostage at the safe release of 49 U.S. But Representative TEHRAN tAP) -- A strong years an a result of the NDP'a version of the Rail freight train derailed U.S. embasnyelnee Nov. 4 by earthquake struck nor- federal plan to speed ell Prime Minister Clark said agreement formed part of hostages in Iran is drawing Samuel Stratton (Des. In the Commons Wednesday and a tank car containing Mealem militants demand. unified backing from N.Y.) and 53 other members theastern Iran for the third price Increases to bring the federal proposal made to deadly chlorine gas wan Ins the U.S. government time this week, killing at that agreement has been the provincial premiers at an Congress and from of the House of Represcn. them closer to world levels. ruptured, extradite Shah Mohammed presidential candidates. tatlves are sponsoring a least 12 persons and injuring The new pricing reached on all important energy meeting here earlier p¢inclples of the taw energy Dr. Tom Smith, a health Ram Pahlsvl to ban to stand "We have only one presi- resolution urging Carter to 24, Tehran Radio reported agreement mean, the this month. andsafetyspeclalist who has trial as a war criminal. today. average family will pay package. But details would Broadbent said oil prices dent," Republican set a deadline for military not be released until done work in behavioral But Bani-Sadr's attempts presidential contender J~n action if Iran atlii does not Sixteen villages near the are to Increase by g2.~ a toxicity at the Unlve~ty of at seeking some sort of town of Gonabod, in the resolution of a dispute wlth barrel every six months Connaily said after Carter's free the hostages after all Alberta over the method of Wisconsin, will be appolntnd middle way out of the Im- televised appeal Wednesday peaceful means have been Khernsan district, about 800 Workers beginning Jan. l, 1981, to the SFU program along passe only stiffened the exhausted, kilometres east of Tehran, taxing hlgher revenue. through July i, 1~3. That mght. 'Now Is the time to The current domestic ell with one researcher, the rnaolve of the emhaMy oc- rally behind him and show a were severely damaged by want schedule would bring do. university said. eupinro and Khomelni, Carter refused during his the latest quake that struck price is $13.75 a borrel, about mostlc prices to ~31.25 a solid front to Iran and to the news conference to say $10 below the average world Clark announced the On Wednesday, the world." at 1 p.m., the radio said. barrel within four years. agreement in principle militants condemned the UN Senator Edward Kennedy whether he would take The same area was hit by research price. Each $1 a barrel In- "it's strange that military action if peaceful VAN('OUVEIt (CP) A crease adds hetween three following day long talks here Security Council effort to (Des. Mass.) said he sup- two quakes Monday, The thousands of people in Tuesday with Alberta mediatethe crisis and Bunt- efforts fail, telling reporters strongest, measuring 6.5 on union which hellevee pulp and five cents a gallon to the Mlsslosaup were evacuated ports Carter's steps in Iran such talk could endanger the the Richter scale, left 17 mill workers are expmmd c•t of gasoline and hems Premier Peter Lougheed. Sadr's plann to represent and "1 have every intention hostages' lives, dead, officials said. every day to harmful levels of chlorine gas the Broedbont said {he deal chemical which cau~d the also includes sn Increase of recent ma,s evacuutlon of cents a gallon in the C Missisaauga, Ont. has federal"'" excise tax on Nass Valley gets health clini asked Shmm Fraser Uni- versity to research the gamllne sold at the pump. Ily EI)YUI)IN t~rrently health care is administered through a Council which succeeded in pressuring the federal prohlem. That Increase would be IleraldStoffWrlter small clinic which Tait said was set up "after a government to fund the new facility, Tim Pulp, Paper and eralannounced budget. In the Dec, II fed- A dingnoslic t'lilttt, will I~, established i, the Nasa terrible fight with Ottawa," But he says the clinic is At present, people in the Nass Valley have to travel Wondworkers of Canada has Current federal excbm tMx Vnlh,y within a year h) help alh,viate the hick of not enough. given a $2o,0uo research on gascllne la seven cents. proper lu,ulth cart, facilities there, to Terrace for blood tests, x-rays or any sort of grant to SFIJ to help eat up s The NI)P leader clmrged rseeareb study within the (:lark "has sold out our Percy Tail, 1he regional dish'ict director for the "We have some well-trained people there but they diagnosticunit isn't quite tests. as Taitgood said as a thathospital, while it thewill diagnostic eliminate kinesiology department's mliloual IntereelJ to one Nasa Vnlh,y, revealed earlier this week Iltut t)tlnwn are helpless becausewe have noequipment for them," the costs and inconvenience of lravel. master', program for ne. premier and thu lUte ngrPeti Io fund lilt, t'r(,ulit)lt of tile tulil Io serve the "Fail said the idea to establish a diagnostic unit Tait said a co-ordinator will soon be hired but at this eupatlonalhealth and safety. multinationals (oll cont- esllnmied fmnr to fiw, tl,|nsaud ix'epic win) are originated with the New Aiyansch band council, point there is no estimr'e of the costs involved i, wtlhnul n local hosl)ital, though it was the more influencial Nishga Tribal constructing the clinic. i

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APlane= ,=,- on wrong s itde o f mountain BRIEFS or mechanical ~fnot~eT~ct~ot~d~ifle~:o~ nd s from the crash site. The Canadians among the 4~ fourth largest death toll in Thirty-knot winds whipped plane's 237 passengers were carried 257 persons to their "In my opinion the plane in Auckland before leaving aviation history, snow and updrafts around identified as ElJa ParkkaH, deaths in the Antarctic was was certainly in the wrong to head operations to try to Treacherous winds, snow the volcano, and the wind 25, of Toronto; Earl MONTREAL (CP) -- one of the prison's five wings -- the one housing what he on the wrong side of the place to come down so low," recover the bodies, and low temperatures were chill factor was 38 below Beaumont of North. Van- Quebec provincial police volcano it hit, and the pilot rounded up 115 prisoners at called the most "hardened" Thomson, one of the court- It was the third fatal DC.10 delaying the recovery of Celsius. couver; and Robert Mason prisoners. He added that it apparently was to blame, the Sr., originally o/Vancouver Bordeaux jail and returned direc~.or of the recovery them to their cells late was too early to assess how but had been residing in Lea much damage had been operation said today. Angeles. Wednesday night at'for a "It would seem there has fourhour disturbance during done. Gas enough for export Miss Parkknri's mother, Officials said problems been a substantial error in which the men barricaded "By ERIC HAMOVITCH Kyllikki Parkkari of began after the men had navigation by the pilot," said "The technology for trans- "This project has been in cause a violent explosion. Thunder Bay, Ont., said her themselves inside a wing and Roy Thomson, chief of the .MONTREAL (CP) -- porting liquefied natural gas continuous operation for 15 Ovcharenko said that on went on a rampage. returned from supper. They Some of the countries har- daughter was on a. working started making noise and lit Antarctic division of New on the seas and storing it is years and.., there have been the basis of studies and trip with a travel agency. Zealand's department of dest hit by the high cc~t of commercially available, is over 2,500 ocean shipments experience, "it was Pierre Moisan, acting a small fire in the mld~lleof imported oil could soon he Other foreign passengers the floor. scientific and industrial technically advanced, and of LNG without any serious estimated that for one ea.the sightseeing flight director of the institute, told research. exporting natural gas if cost probably does not represent accidents." particular I,NG site near reportersauthorities are still "They were having a "The plane was basically and safety problems can he included 20 Americans, 24 party," one official said. a significantly higher level of Japan imports about 80 par New York, the over.all risk Japanese, seven Australians investigating the distur- on the wrong side of the solved, a United Nations risk to the public and the cent of its gas consumption is about 10 times less than bance, which began shortly "Tables were burning," mountain. It crashed on the conference on long.term environment than handling and two Britons, a list, of said Lucien Scguin, assistant in liquid form and Western the risk of dying from a fire victims released by the after the supper hour. northeast side of MOunt energy resources has been of conventional 'fuels," Europe about five per cent. at home and about the same Moisan said prisoners fire director, as he was Erebas. It should have been told. Ovcbarenko said in a t~aper. afri/ne today shows. The rest !earing the scene. Non.industrtalized countries as the risk of being struck by were New Zeafanders. want on a ramapage in only passing the mountain on the UN scientist V. A. Ovcha- Developing countries with gas for export include lightning." northwest side." renko told the conference without their own oil Abu Dhabl, Algeria, Three New Zealand The DC-10 was on a sight- Wednesday the development resources -- most of the Colombia, Indonesia, Iran, While playing down the mountaineers were lowered Shark was movie star to the site today by a U.S. seeing trip along the An- of facilities to liquefy and world's poorest countries -- Nigeria, Saudi Arabia, safety question, Ovsharenko two hours of surgery for a tarcttc Coast when it crashed transport natural gas at now have to pay 20 to 25 per Venezuela and. Qatar. does acknowledge that Navy helicopter. They said PORTLAND, Ore. (AP) -- the plane apparently ex- The shark that attacked a gush described as four to six Wednesday, killing all ultra.cold temperatures cent of their export earnings But safety concerns make heavy financial costs are inches deep and stretching to cover oil imports, UN involved even ff liquefied ploded when it hit 500 metres surfer off the Oregon coast aboard, including three could help many countries many communities reluctant apparently was a great white from his left armpit to his Canadians. Thomsonsaid he benefit from natural gas statistics show. But some of to welcome liquefied natural natural gas does cost slightly up the 3,100-metre volcano, these countries have less than equivalent volumes which slopes at a 35.dngree shark-- the kind depicted in hip. could almost certainly rule resources they have no way gas terminals- a rapid the movie Jaws but seldom Doudt's companions said out the Vossibilltv of of distributing. significant gas reserves-- 5o temperature rise could of high-quality crudeoll. angle. The New Zealand seen in the cold Northwest the attack occurred Tuesday per cent of the world's total, about I00 yards offshore at in fact. department of scientific and waters. Production is starting to • industrial research in '|All indications point, as Cannon Beach, a popular push ahead, and Third World Senate settles Christchurch, which far as I'm concerned, toward resort on the northern GASH in a FLASH countries that don't belong to maintains New Zealand's • the great white shark," Dale Oregon coast: He was with Scott Base near the crash Snow, of Newport, Ore., five other surfers. Petroleumthe Organization Exporting of back to sleep site, said the mountaineers regional director of the Doudt rode a wave to shore SCRAP GOLD and OLD Countries expect to have 60 found the tail section of the Oregon Department of Fish after the shark turned him CAlaDiAH loose. Doudt's companions billion cubic metres of OTTAWA (CP) -- The reporter sits in the press plane intact but empty. and Wildlife, said Wed. JEWELLERY natural gas available for It said they reported the nesdey. said he warded off the shark Senate has become the gallery to witness the after the attack by holding SILVER COINS For Scrap export by 1985, while OPEC House of Instant Replay. question period. wreckage was spread over Kenny R. Doudt, 26, members should have a an 'area measuring 400 Rocdeport, Ore., was in fair the fiberglass surfboard Dimes, Quarters We buy gold and silver For the most part, Liberal The resemblance between between him and the shark. surplus of 120 billion cubic senators ask the same ~e Commons and Senate metres by 50 metres, on bard condition after undergoing ltaif Dollars & Dollars in the form of old rings, metres a year- both permanent ice covered by 1966 & earlier: 7X Face. questions as Liberal MPs in question periods is not a bracelets, chains, significant increases. the Commons and coincidence. loosely packed snow but with i.e. Dime is worth 70c. earrings and any other deep crevasses and fissures. Gunman attacks church Natural gas fills 1,000 Progressive Conservative Liberal MPs and senators 1967: 5X Face gold or silver you may times the volume of a senators give the same meet in the morning to plan The mountaineers PHILADELPHIA (AP)- The gunman shot his 1968: 3X Face have. We also buy quantity of oil producing the answers as their associates their questioning strategy. reported no survivors among A gunman, shouting that a victims, stopped to reload, Sterling silver flatware, same quantity of heat, but in the Commons. The three senator- e 20 crew and 237 church had caused his pumped more rounds into candle sticks, plates and ministers are well.briefed on passengers. mother's illness, fired a gun their bodies and sped away, the question is how to As a result, the upper into a group of elderly police.said. i GOLDOOlNS J all silver jewellery. transport it. And that's ch~mher-- which observers top issues and have a good The DC-10was making Air where liquefied natural gas had predicted would break idea what their elected New Zealand's 14th tourist Oarishiooers arriving at a ,,...- - . :mrcnaay ...... party xor a 104- • It went Dam, Dam, Dam, (LNG) tanker ships come in. into the news because of the colleagues iri the Commons flight to the South Pole and .... ~.~ ..... t..... ~'-r just like. someone sh~flng • TERRACESANDMAN KITIMAT CHALET presence of three cabinet are thinking and saying. the last of the Southern "In 1964, the first ministers -- is returning to When Foreign Aid Hemisphere's summer ~leYe?...... rOlu nr°mer a nd two ft'iend,,.,,,o, of,=,u..~,,o one 0.f.the ,=.,,~.,,,,, victims. FRI-SAT-SUN MON-TUES regularlyscheduled ship- the obscurity to which it once Minister Martial Asselin .season, during which :the Nov 30, Dec 1 & 2 Dec 3 & 4 "-'" ' " ' ...... e ~- Whenthe shooting started he ments of LNG gas to the was reluctantly accustomed. rises at the outset of question Antaretie is In perpetual The sneonng wean soay ducked behind.. the fellowshnp. Phone 635-9151 Phone 632.4615 United Kingdom and France In the early days of the period to give an account ot sunlight. The weather at the outside a north Philadelphia *,~,'a~,n. ~ ' '''~ began from an LNG plant new Parliament, the Senate the situation in Iran, thereby time was clear with light church hall killed I06-:/e~r%~.~'" "~",'.:'.. ASK FOR COIN BUY[R built in Algeria," Ovcha- attracted six or seven reducing questions to a clouds. old Moses Beckett, who"~a~,~:':~:~A'~'~,warrant was renko's paper said. reporters. But now a lone minimum, his words are The other DC-10 crashes arriving for a party for his issued Wednesday night for close to those of External this year occurred last sister, Ella Palmer. A fourth Alphonso Faulkner, 31, of Affairs Minister Flora month in Mexico City, where person was critically north Philadelphia, police MacDonald as she handles 74 persons were killed, and in wounded, police said. said. questions in the Commons. Chicago on May 25, where THURSDAY 5 p.m. to midnipt Economic Development 273 persons died in the worst crash in U.S. history. Labor to oppose police l Minister Robert de Cotret j said Wednesday in an in- The death toll in the An- TORONTO (CP) -- The resistance from employers torview there is no such tarctic crash was exceeded Ontario Federation of Labor backed by volice. KING CFTK 9 XCTS 1 lJ CBUFT thing as a hotline between by the 382 persons killed in plans to take a militant (NBC) (CBC) i4 (Cl"V)-c v (PBS) the Commons and upper the March, 1977, collision stance today against police .The.tw0 .m~t recent cases chamber to make sure between two Boeing747s on a interventim in strikes. .. ox poure mterve~tlOn ,t,, ." ,, Senate and Commons an- Canary Island runway, the Carol , ,, Happy .... ; Six Mister Le5 swers~ agree: ...... 346 killed in a DC-10 craali~iit', Burnefl" Days ~lfllon;" : ...... R~(~erg Pierrafeu the f dd ~PS t Ion~s.,:.'~itifii~li~b~~ -jNvr~tlq But he said he. prefers to France in 1974 and the 273 policy convention will be Workers' union striking News Hourglass Dollar Electric Nanny err on the side of caution killed in the Chicago DC.I0 Boise Cascade in Kenora and Cont'd Man Company Cont'd asked to endorse a resolution Cont'd when answering questions crash. that says "workers may be Fort Frances in Northern I about areas that do not fall forced to rely on other Ontario and the United Cont'd Love News Zoom Ce Soir Edition within his responsibilities, methods to protect them- Steelworkers of America Cont'd Boat Hour Cont'd There have been a few sur- selves and their rights, if union striking Radio Shack Cont'd Cont'd Cont'd Over Pacifique prises, including two recent Actualites TED police continue to intervene. in Barrie, Ont. "The various :AS Cont'd Cont'd. Cont'd Easy breaks from party lines that Federation President Cliff police forces are in- surfaced among the op- SAYS HE Pilkey and other union crassingly placed at the Seattle Special Benson N~cNell Propulsion position Liberals. spokesmen said during the disposal of management Tonight Trapper Cont'd Lehrer CTF This week, Senator Azellus first two days of the four-day during such strikes to be Tic Tac John Littlest Perrln Du Tac Denis of Quebec was in DOESN'T used to intlm~date¢~hd bru- :AS convention that many unions Dough M.D. Hobo COnt'd -" au Tac conflict with the stated striking for a first contract talize the stt;ikers~" says the I Liberal view in both Houses NEED or union security in the last resolution released Wed- Buck Muppet Buck Sneak Travail by saying the government is 18 months have faced fierce nesday. Rogers Show Rogers Previews a la Chaine endangering Canadian lives HELP Cont'd King of Cont'd jetpplng Lea Grands in Iran by adopting too high a ~AS Kensington Cont'd Films nrofile. ~r,~Uter) --Senator Maker say drug is safe Cont'd Edward Kennedy's aides I The senator, whose WASHINGTON (AP) -- effective when used as Live All leaders have been calling for say he has no plans to ask Ouincy Movie Cont'd for extra protection The manufacturer of prescribed, Ilosone has been Cont'd Karen It Up You Cont'd tours Canadian leadership in llosone, a widely-used used for 21 years, the :30 Soap Need support of the United States, despite the fact that a Cont'd Ann Cont'd knife-wielding woman penicillin substitute, is Up. company said, with no :AS Cont'd Quinlan PG Is Love Cont'd said "we know-it-alia stick posing the U.S. gov. evidence of permanent side our noses where we have no tried to force her way into his office on Wednesday. ernment's decision to seek effects or deaths. Kate Cont'd Barnaby Film Cont'd business." its removal from the Loves Conl'd Jones Jacques And Douglas Everett of But Public Citizen Health Cont'd The aides asi~l the marketplace. Research Group, a con- A Cont'd Cont'd Brel Journal Manitoba supported the Massachusetts senator, The Food and Drug Ad. 10;:45 Mystery Cont'd Cont'd in Paris et Meteo government's high interest challenging President sumer organization that has ministration said Wed. sought a ban on the drug for I rate policy -- a far cry from Carter" for the nesday it will conduct ad. the official Liberal position. Democratic presidential almost seven years, disputed News Nat Ional CTV Cotlt'd Sport ministrative proceedings the company's claims. Cont'd Night News Cont'd Cinema When Asselin, de Cotret nomination, is satisfied into solid dosage forms of Tonight !Final Hour Cont'd Cont'd and Justice Minister that Secret Service Ilosone because of its "It hasn't killed anyone, 11ii Show P.M. Final Cont'd Cont'd Jacques Flynn cannot an- agents who overpowered potential for liver damage. but it has injured people so i i swer a question, they the woman handled the Eli Lilly and Co., severely that they have lost :00 Cont'd Kolak Late Columbo Cont'd promise to take it up with the incident properly. manufacturer of the drug, weeks of work and been very Cont'd Cont'd Show Cont'd Cont'd minister responsible. They They said the senator, issued a statement asserting sick," said Sidney Wolfe, the Cont'd Cont'd Time to Cont'd Cont'd return to the Senate a few that the drug is safe and group's director. 12: Cont'd Cont'd Love Cont'd Conl'd days later with a rehash of two of whose brothers i what the minister told the were assassinated, Commons a day or two believes his protection is Bee venom touted a cure earlier. adequate. Each Tuesday, the trio has HAMILTON (CP) -- It's He set out to find the man, FRIDAY 10 p.m. to S p.m. the advantage of knowing One of the agents was hard to dispute the title of Charlle Mraz, travelling in a exactly what was said by the cuton the hand disarming Fred Malone's book: Bees van which became his home. i H elected ministers because the woman, a former Don't Get Arthritis. " He said in an interview this New High Canadian Webster Electric Passe. the Senate question period is mental pal,ant, after she About four years ago, week he might have tried to Rollers Schools Cont'd Company Partout held Six hours later than the drew a hunting knife in Malone, of. Victoria, endure the pain of arthritis Wheel of Mr. Whal's Once Upon /~agazlne one in the Commons. the reception room of developed painful arthritis. getting along with aspirin, :45 Fortune Dressup Cooking A Classic Express In addition, the Senate Kennedy's Senate office. Now, at the age of 51, he is but the idea of being crippled convinced that without bee and unable to get around was Sesame Pays connaissance does not meet on Friday or Senator Kennedy was in Mind- , Attad Inside O~t Monday. By Tuesday, the venom, he would be crippled, what compelled him to try Readers Street Dash Art Cart Dr. Doolittle an inner office at the possibly bedridden. . three are well aware of what time, unaware Of what venom. :30 Password Cont'd Definition Rainbow's 'Con:I'd has transpired In the Discouraged with medical 11:,:45 Plus Cont'd Cont'd End Cont'd was happening. treatment after learning of He wants scientific Commons. I Carter ordered a Secret his disease, he remembered research done on the use of They can turn to Hanserd, bee venom and is convinced Days News Noon Connections Service guard on Senator hearing about a beekeeper in .amour the official record of Corn- it would vindicate his claims. Cont'd News Com'd quotldlen roods proceedings, or, as de Kennedy when he became Vermont who recommended Carol Alan Coni'd an active presidential curing arthritis with bee "This book is not proof that Les Cotret does, watch question stin2s. it (venom) works," he said. Lives Burnett Hamel Cont'd Coqueluches period on television. candidate last mouth. i I De Cotret said he nan The President John Ken- Today Conl'd Umrella Cont'd anticipate most questions nedy was assassinated in Help offered in kidnap :15 Doctors From Cont'd Explorers C.ont'd simply by reading the SAN SALVADOR (AP) -- Dunn, 60, apparently was Another 1963 and Senator Robert Conl'd Another Cover Journal morning newspapers. Kennedy was murdered The Salvadurcan junta has not injured ..when he was 1;; I World Cont'd World Art Cart et Femme Flynn appears to prefer while campaigning for broken relations with Sooth seized by 10 men and women I I I l Hansard. One Tuesday the ;)residency in l~S. Africa's white supremacist armed with machine.guns Cont'd The Edge Cont'd Footsteps d'Aulour evenlug earlier this month government but said it will and pistols as he left his Cont'd Of Nighl Cont'd Cont'd -d'Hul he volunteered to read a Senator Kennedy went do all it can to secure the office for his car about noon Cont'd Take Conl'd Draw Man Les lengthy passage from about his normal routine release of South Africa's Wednesday, police and Cont'd Thirly Cont'd Wordsmith Ateliers Hansard to bring senators up after the knife incident, ambassador, kidnapped witnesses said. i to date on energy price attending a meeting of the Wednesday by guerrillas in None of the country's :00 Movie Bob Movie Feelings Cont'd negotiations between the Senate judiciary com- this Central American terrorist groups im- :15 Situation McClean llauser's Conf'd Cont'd federal and provincial mittee and taking part in capital. mediately claimed :30 llopeless Show Memory Stepping Anlmaux governments. several votes on the The foreign ministry said responsibility for the kidnap- Not Serious Cont'd Cont'd Out chez eux His offer was in response Senate floor. its decision to break ping, the first since the Oct. to demands from Senator l Charged with assault in relations with Sou~ Africa 15 coop which overthrew Cont'd The Conl'd Sesame Boblno Bud Oison, Liberal deputy the knife-wielding in- was made before the kid- President Carlos Humberto Cont'd FIIntstones Conl'd Street Cont'd House leader, that he con- cident is Suzanne Osguod, napping of Ambassador Romero. Many leftist groups :30 C~nt'd All in Con~'d Conl'd Alexandre firm or deny media reports a former resident of Archibald Gardner Dunn, have condemned the junta as :45 Cont'd The Family Cont'd Cont'd & le Rol about planned increases in Boston. andthat it condemns the an extension of Romero's I the price of domestic oil. abduction. military rule The Herald, Thursday, November 29, 1979 Page 3 KITIMAT CUPE Authoress promoting CONTEST Contract deal reached TheDlst riot of Kitimat and the uulon Nov. 22 and by the increasedto . for brealdest WINNERS theCanadlanUnionofPubUc district Nov.26, outside and $5.50 for dinner. books for children Employees, Local 707 have workers will receive an In January, 1981, em- Martha Berky and Annette Clift of Terrace reached agreement on a increase of $1.07 per hour polyeeswilireceiveaP.5per By DON SCHAFFER course, that isn't •come out of them in a were the co-winners of the Colour the Mountain revised contract, aereas the beard effective cent increase plus a coat of Herald Staff Writer possible." brief reading. contest sponsored by the Regional District of CUPE and the district January 1, 1980. living allowance triggered at Monies Hughes, author She said that Canadian Her books are on Kitimat-Stikine. entered into negotiations to 6 per cent over the base of several hooks for publishing houses are various topics, and not all There were well in excess of 500 entries to the revise the current collective Insideworkerswill receive month and paid quarterly children, was in Terrace unwilling to make'the of them are science contest tocolour a poster of the Kitsumkalum ski agreement Nov. 21. The an increase of $.61 per hour starting in the quarter recently to help promote commitment to he!p new fiction. hill. The two winners each received.a day and current agreement would across the board effective followingthe date triggering Children's Book Festival authors, to bring them Although Earthdark, night season ski .pass to the hill. have expired Dec. 31, 1980. Jan. 1, 1980. took place. Week. along and develop their The Tomorrow City and The revised contract will The COLA will provide an Inga Davis and Donna Bentham were awarded expire Dec. 31, 1981. The tradesman premium increase of one cent per hour Hughes, who was born talent. Crisis on Conshelf Ten night skiing season passes for finishing in second Under the terms of the willberalsodto$.49perhour for cach .30 point rise in the in England and spent her "'McClelland and are well known, she has place. In addition 20 other youngsters received revised contract ratified by and meal allowances will he Consumer Price Index. childhood in Cairo, Stewart are about the also written books about honorable mention and will receive a night ski Egypt, before returning best for that," she said, more down-to-earth to England to attend "and even they aren't all topics, such as her book officepass. Prizeson 4644 can Lazelle be picked Avenue. up The at winningthe regional and Postal strike is seen school, writes mostly that willing to develop The Ghost-Dance Caper, about an Indian boy w~o runner up entries are on display in the office. science or historical new talent." By ED YUDIN strike in the new year and their allies are and that fiction for children in the Hughes said that many "steals back" his: " Herald Staff Writer labour will back the strike in labour is sensitive to their grades 5 to 7 range, but Canadian writers are grandfather's propertyl ~~ee*;n'~~'" " cruc~a!11 There will almost eer- this province," he predieted, problems," he added. she says that she feels her forced to turn to the from a museum ook is ' tainly be a national postal notingthe union can legally Johnson noted the general books can be enjoyed by "vanity press," private Her latest b strike in the new year ac- strike as of Jan. 1,1980. Leat toneof the labour movement people of all ages. publishers whom the another sci-fi novel for the Hazeltons secretarycordingto PanlofJohnson, Kltimat- the weckdelegateaatthecm,ventionsent a telegram to peeredin British to be Columbiamoving left ap-He "I like to think that author pays to publish his tentatively titled The Terrace and District Labour Solicitor-General Allan said "the more progressive there is enough in my work, •rather than the Keeper of the Isis Light. Council. Lawrence demanding Parrot strain of labour appears to books so that older people other way around. "My books can spring Two public meetings in district," he said. "We got be released and aH charges be preponderant." can get something out of "Writing is different from anywhere, and New and South Hazelton this problems with the Two Mile Johnson said Monday that dropped. He also added that the them as well," she said. from other art forms," usually the finished week will be a determining School. I, myself don't know delegates at the recent B.C. local labour council received She has had six of her she said. "If you paint a product is only indirectly factor in the future of the why it was closed down, I Federation of Labour con- On another matter, a fair amount of attention books published, none by picture, even if you don't related to the in- communities, think it is going to come to a vention in Vancouver had Johnson noted the con- from the executive, noting it Many Allen, the regional head one of these days." expressed complete support vention had expressed was one of only two local Canadian publishers. sell it you can still hang it spiration." district director for the Allen, however doubts a for the plight of Jean.Claude complete support for the councils mentioned in the "None of the Canadian on the wall and ap- She doesn't exist from Haseltons, says the meeting soh~l board for the area will Parrot, the jailed leader of rights of native people in the executive report. Hesays the publishing houses were preciate it yourself. day today on government in New Hazelton takes place he created in the foreseeable theUnion of Canadian Postal province. He said labour executive report mentioned interested in my books," "But if you write a book grants as many authors Thursday night. The first future. Workers. Parrot was jailed supports the land claims of that the Terrace-Kitimat she. said, "so I have an and no-one reads it, then in Canada are forced to. meeting oecured Wednesday for defying last October's native people, council was the only one to English publisher. I it doesn't really exist. If "I don't have a grant, I evening in South Hazelton. back-to-work legislation. "It is important that invite B.C. Fed. leader Jim would have liked to have no-one hears what you have a husband," she "After the outcome of "There will be a postal native peoplerecngnizewho Kineaird to speak. had them (her books) have to say, if no-one said. those meetings we will know Pthublished in Canada, but reads your book, it's very "If he didn't support wherewe,,whether weStand'"amalgamatedhesaid. Labor blames cutback e situation here with frustrating. This is why me there would be no way southtown with newtown or the publishing business is so many authors do turn I could continue writing incorporate newtown." The federal government September of this year Kitimat to deal with such very strange." to the "vanity press." without a grant." He indicated a decision is policy of prosecuting cases alone, cases, and the coovention She echoed the concern Hughes feels that her Her trip was sponsored also pending for Kitwanga of unemployment insurance Ron Atkey, the minister of passed a recommendation to that many Canadian books are written on by the Canada Council, which he says is leaning abuse is an attempt to make employment and ira- that effect. authors voice about the three levels; an ad- who promoted the towards incorporation. Once scapegoats out of the victlms migration, has termed the Canadian publishing venture level, reading Children's Book Festival thecommunity incorporates, of unemployment says Paul situation "unacceptable" Rezoning business. just for the story; a Week. Hughes lives in it will receive additional Johnson, the secretary of the and saidbe is committed to "They seem to want to thematic level and a Edmonton, and she feels provincial funding. Terrace-Kitimat and clearthgit up criticized Allen also gave.his support ~ District Labour Council. Johnson thinks the have new authors spring symbolic level. that the Council wanted for a separate school district "It's an indication of the problem doesn't lie in the VERNON,B.C. (CP) -- from the earth with the She says her themes to bring out-of-province for the Hazeltons. ! Clark government mentality number of abuses, but rather The British Columbia talent and salab:flity of a are ecological in nature, authors to ,B.C. for the "There are quite a few that in cutting back rather in the budgetary cutbacks. Federation of Agriculture Pierre Berton, and of although that may not {rips rather than B.C. complaints from some of the MARTY ALLEN than meeting the needs of He suggested the govern- wants to stop restrictive authors'be~i~/s~ they felt people about the school people, they are blaming the ment efforts would be more zoning of land in the that local writers could victim of unemployment," properly directed towards agricultural land reserve. make an impression in g he sald. "They are trying to achieving full employment, Delegates to the the areas they lived Howard ca'"n-Jl]L shift the problem of a goul which he said has bean federation's annual con- without aid, where out-of- unemployment onto the reaffirmed at last week's vention passed a resolution area writers could e, Ju'Ot " people that are unem-annual convention of the Wednesday asking the provide a different -u-¢"" S ployed." B.C. Federation of Labour. provincial government to perspective. Lastweck, BobHaines, the Johnson also said the take necessary measures to She visited the northern MLA Frank Howard to export power. Howard manager of the Canada problem of local access to prohibit interference by part of the province, (NDP-Skeena) said Wed- claimed he wrote Kempf on Employment Centre in the.board of referees was a regional and municipal while Dennis Lee, author nesday that Ondncca MLA Sept. 17 asking when the Terrace, had confirmed that promem mscussea at the governments with ag- Jack Kempf should be committee would meet. He peoplewho had not reported convention. If a person in ricultural land use. of books like AHigatoj~ replaced.as chairman of the says Kempf wrote him back earnings while collecting UI Terrace and Kitimat wishes At present, land com- P~;: .....:iy'L~,'/s~d t h er,n ',, Legislatgre~s.... , .Crown eor-: saying it would do so shortly; ""i~nefi~'~ouldl~e'prosecuted to appeal a decision by'the "'mission decisions 'm ap- t~,',~:,~, 01-3(~ ~iJ.~. ';~,~ porations co.m~itJee ibut Howard :~ays that in:'l(~ ~aincs said a~ id-;~Ulcemmission',theyhnveto plications to.remove land Hughes was surprised because of his seeming pre- meeting has still not taken ve'sUgator has been ap- travel to Prince George at fffonr fife~ re~erv'd' can b~ at the level of cultural occupaUonwiththeso.called place. Howard concluded pointed to look into an their own expense. Johnson appealed to the enviromnant development in the small dirty tricks affair. Howard that Kempf should be estimated 715 cases of UI says there should he a board and land use committee of northern towns she has charged Kempf with replaced abuse between April and of referees in Terrace or cabinet. visited. She said that the negglecting his legislative responsibilities at the ex- opportunities for cultural pense of the dirty tricks activity are present in investigation. of Columbus every northern corn- "Either Kempf has been Knights munity she has visited on too wrapped up in dealing hertour, and that she was with the so-called dirty BINGO" also pleased to see that tricks fiasco to pay attention "GIANT the regional library ) to his public reapansibflllies concept has caught on so or he has deliberately well here. intorefusedsessiont°callthein committeeorder to St,m.OO laiN PRIZE "In Valemount the provide B,C. Hydro with a . library had books that my clear run at getting National Diego Every First Satlrday of Each Month loeallibrary in Edmonton Energy Board approval to doesn't even have yet," export power from B.C." Hughes said. Howard, who is the NDP $100,00 Door Prize at Each Bingo Two of Hughes' books houseleaser, saysthe Crown lOth GameSSO0.O0 if won in SOnumbers or less,decreasing SIO0.O0 a numberto 11100.00. MONICA HUGHES are available in the corporations committee Terrace Public Library, should, meet before B.C. • The Tomorrow Cit..y" and NEBonDecHydros hearing 11 BCwith Hydro the 8000a p.m. at Veritas Hall == December 1st i TER RACE [ . The Ghost-Dance caper, willbe apply'ing'f~r'a'liceuse • i

I ThereCOUNCIL will be a public BRIEFS' ' ' ".. ... IGHCOUNTRY meeting held prior to the Terrace district council meeting of Dee, 10 to gauge rafts& Gifts public opinion on the ~J) |/iL~f~t~ feasibility of granting a seeking to construct a,roua neigh- ? ~\ jq[JP Nov. 30t"& Sat. Dec. 1 Hampton.bearh°°dpub on Keith near (!~') If' o DavisKelly are Williams seeking and approval Blake 10 OFF EVERYTHING in the All West Centre of the project before actual L j (except macrame cord) construction begins. S~eadded that "I have had it

In other council news, the with Terrace dust." .... tlc GIFTS MACRAME CORD Maroney, congratulated In considering the matter, Helmet Giesbreeht and Jack council members noted a TulstravietoriesNov.Terracef°ron mayor,their 17.re'electiOnHe alsoDaVe policy to pave that secion of ~i~ r¢~..,..~,=w mm,.~~~ Hand carved ~40 Graham had already been JEWELLERY BOX ...... ~ 59" 2 ply -245 yards... v thanked the outgoing made a priority item. alderman, Alan Sourer, for Alderman Alan Sourer said his service as both an active informed" and suggested a i~/i ~/~: i=! ':' RE Hand Made participant on council and copy of the policy he mailed ~' ~='1"*~'~ ~" '' ~'~: '~! MACRAME HANGERS 4 ply -12o yards ...... 6 00 for his key role as chairman to her. * of the parks and recreation , . ~ Hand Embroidered "195 4" The municipality will : , : TABLE CLOTHS ..... from I 6 ply - 75 yards ...... prepare an overall policy for :.~- ": " " N: ~ escarpment.Wmmittae'The policy is the protection of the bench WEATHER l ...... "'~'" ,~ ," ". : ~::ii:~'i: :,'i.... ~ | . TABLELace CLOTHS ...... from1"~00 o 9 ply - ,oyards ...... 5 20 aideratlon of a proposed Forecasts for Yukon and . ~': - Plus all);our macrame accessories residential developmont on NorthwesternB.C lsaued by ~~~~::il :~!,~1 ~ Mira Finish the edge of the bench, EnvironmentCanada ate:S0 WALL PLAQUES ...... from 7 50 Mail Ord~.r Coupon A proposal to locate a new a.m. PSI' Thursday Nov. 29 ~i I Name ...... garbageLake Drive dump hason Kalumbeen forSynopsis: today and Strong Friday. south. ".... ~,./, ~ ~!i ~ ~ Large selection of AddressPostal Code ...... Phone ...... rejected by the ministry of easterly winds continued to ;~ " ~'. ltfA ~ Sayelle Wool lands, parks and housing, deliver exceptionalymfldair .... ~- MY ORDER The site was found un- to the Yukon overnight.' suitable for numerous Early this morning, Dawson ...... technical reasons, one of surpassed the 1965 record STORE HOURS ...... • which is its proximity to maximum of plus 2 by over 5 ...... • • • e* a,lice.,.,. residents. Municipal ad- degrees. Monday - Friday - 9 am - 9 pm Saturday 9 am - 6 pm ...... ministrator Bob Hallsor said Winds will diminish High Country Crafts & Gifts the rejection wasn't of great somewhat with the passage stgnifieance in that "there is of a weak upper level 4511-F KEITH AVE. 638"1645 4711-F Keith Ave., Terrace, B.C. V8G 1K2 no immediate need" for such disturbance later today. .:~ • ......

Page 4, The llerald, Thursday, November 29, 1979 OTTAWA VIEWPOINT General Office. 5~435t Published by Circulation - 13S.4357 Sterling Publishers by JIM FULTON GEN. MANAGER. Knox Coupland EDITOR • Greg Mlddleton SKEENA M.P. Cl RCU LATION • T E R'R AC E- ~,.'!5.6357 KITIMATOFFICE • 632.2747 The big news in Ottawa this week is, of course, the Published every weekdey el 3212 Kalum Street, Terrace, B.C. A member of Varified Circulation. resignation of Pierre Trudeau. While the timing came Authorlsed as second class mall. Registration number as a bit of a surprise, the departure itself is not very 1201. Postage paid In cash, return postage guaranteed. surprising. Mr. Trudeau had dem.onstrated _v~ li!tle enthusiasm for hts new posmon since me eiec on may NOTICE OF COPYRIGHT 22. As a Canadian whose formative years were within The Herald retains full, complete and sole copyright In Trudeau's term as Prime Minister, I definitely want to any advertisement produced and.or any editorial or ~.y tribute to his efforts on behalf of the country. photographic content published In the Herald. Reproduction Is not permitted without the written le I clearly disagree with some ac!ions undertaken permission of the Publisher. by the Liberal government, his eltorts were mrectea -- i towards the public good as he saw it. History will judge whether the public good was served in the long term. A review of the Trudeau years brings back events and policies both good and bad. On the one hand, we saw a renewed effort to bring English and French Canadians together. We also saw the election of a P.Q. government in the same period. We saw the un. necessary use of the War Measures Act and S ¢ systematic abuse of our police and justice systems. StS We saw an extension of certain progressive programmes in health and labout fields; some recognition of the special problems of women and native citizens; and a greater effort to develop Canadian independence. Unfortunately, almost every progressive move by The ramifications of the Eurocan pulp mili fire of the Trudeau Liberals was reversed after 1972. We saw Nov. 11 have turned out to be more serious than was far too much patronage; too many scandals; and first generally realized. Trudeau was, at times, arrogant and isolated. The It was first estimated the mill would be shut down minority government brought some results under for a relatively short period while repairs to the 0 NDP pressure such as Petrooan, but we have seen precipitator, a pollution control device, were effected. little of the earlier Trudeau "liberalism" since 1972. But it didn't turn out to be that simple. The cuts in services to people, the breakdown in It quickly became apparent the precipitator would government management, the failure and inequity of not be in operation until March. It would take that long wage controls, the unprecedented years of inflation to ship parts from Kitchener, Ontario, and and unemployment, and the further growth of foreign manufacture the other remaining components. As ownership are the legacy of the last liberal govern- company spokesman Stan Fritter put it, you can't buy ment. a precipitator in a store. The upshot of all this meant that the mill could not So what does all this mean now, for the present operate within accepted pollution emission standards Parliament and for the country? In my view, it un- until March. This in turn would mean up to 600 em- derlines the very precarious state of the Liberal party as a nationai'party~' Trey have h~d.nd.direction since ployees could be laid off for a considerable length of .l" "1 time. Faced with that threat, the company and May 22. They iid~,e attacked the pohcies of the Clark municipality acted quickly to come up with a con- government at every opportunity but have failed to tinquency plan. It was decided to'bypass the state that those policies, for the most •part, were precipitator and apply for a relaxation of emission Liberal policies. They have left the real job of con- standards from the pollution control branch. structive opposition to the NDP. Within the Liberal That permission was granted on Monday. However, Howard on the hotsprings caucus, there is no sense of direction, no real will to it is still very much in the air as to what capacity the So much has been written lately about the Lakelse propose the alternatives that Canadaneeds so badly. mill can operate at without going past the relaxed hot springs that many people I have spoken with want The Liberal's dilemma is not limited to just the standards. to hear about something new. This seems natural, for federal Parliament. They have just one provincial A surveillance committee has been established to there is only so much that one can say about the hot seat in the four western provinces. They do not have just one provincial seat in the four western provinces. monitor the situation. Hopefully, they will do their job springs~ and their potential. ~lir~iefly~d realize health 'considerations are more The provincial government has takena small step in They do not have a single prpvincial governmentin j ~important,~an:~prt term',~.~'conomic problems: ithe direction of developing the springs and now the Canada. Iii t'he west, they have a total of three MP's: "In~i~'iiy'~'dse", thi's appears to bi~ ode ci/'c'iamtadce concern will not be so much "What?" as it will be one in B.C. (elected by less than onehundred votes) where labour and management are in agreement on "When, and What else?" and two in Manitoba. In many B.C. ridings, May 22 an issue. Fritter said Tuesday that the favourable In the When and What Else areas it might be wor- saw the Liberals finish in third place. Clearly, in B.C. reaction and co-operation of the union locals has been thwhile to list some of the things expressed in the and throughout western Canada, they are a spent a big help in getting the mill operations and sur- Update on the hot springs which was released by force. The Quebec block remains, as do certain veillance network established. Lands Minister Chabot in Terrace recently. bastions in Atlantic Canada and Ontario. Hopefully, the mill will be able to operate with a Remember that the author of the Update was careful Any Liberal leader who follows Trudeau must semblance of normality without, pardon the ex- only to include therein opinions expressed by local seriously examine these facts. The previous in- pression, creating a big stink. residents. The author also wrote a covering letter to sensitivity to the needs of western and northern Another quotation states something I knew about Mr. Chabot but that letter, which presumably con- Canadians will not be tolerated again and any choice earlier but had hoped was changed. The Update says, tained recommendations and opinions, was not •o(Liho.ral leader must reflect that if he or she expects with respect to the idea of greenhouses, "The Ministry to speak for all Canadians. available. of Agriculture has not studied the possibilities for LETTERS TO In any event, let's look at some of the material in the commercial horticulture from these hot springs." The instability of the present minority government Update of August, 1979. Isn't that sad, especially inasmuch as it was the is bound to be increased by the vacuum in the Liberal "...development should now be heavily directed Minister of Agriculture who effected the return of the party. At this point, we cannot predict exactly what THE EDITOR toward a destination-type resort capable of drawing hot springs in the first place. this will mean in terms of Parliament's work. As a visitors from outside the region, and for that matter, member of the NDP caucus, I can assure you that we ii i i outside the country." will continue to press in a constructive manner for An open letter to to be crossed to move from An orderly and economically viable development of positive policies. We need serious action to deal with The Board of School the main school building to That seems to fit in with the massive plans the hot springs will be of benefit to Kitimat, to growing economic problems such as prices, interest Trustees, the portable, (Mr. Phillips established by one of the earlier owners of the hot Smithers and to all the places in between "and rates, and continuing unemployment. School District Nbr, 88, and his students, too, share springs, plans which never got into operation. surrounding us. Orderly and economic development Terrace, B.C. this common approach can take place either by the provincial government We will continue to provide the constructive op- hazard. I cannot say whether Another quotation from the Update is: "Seen as position role that a productive Parliament requires, important for development of this recreation business alone or with the financial assistance of the federal Dear Sirs and Mesdames: or not his classroom suffers 'government. with or without a useful Liberal presence. How the While attending Open the same sort of leaks and is coastal ferry service into Kitimat..." Clark government reacts is a question only time can House at Thernhill Junior mould.) That, of course, is a point which has been made time In that regard I received a call from a Mr. Marshall answer. The by-election results in Prince Albert, Secondary School recently, I For a minimal sum of who is Director-General for B.C. of DREE, a federal where the NDP won Mr. Diefenbaker's seat, indicate building material and labour and time again by many people. But, the attitude of was struck by the'hazardous agency. Mr. Marshall tells me that even the $50,000 physical conditions of the the lO-feet gap could be the provincial government was opposed to a ferry that the Clark government would be wise to listen to portable classroom where bridged by a raised platform terminal at Kitimat. Perhaps this Update will have initial study announced by Mr. Chabot could be partly • the NDP suggestions to deal with our problems. Mrs. Petereon, the French of wood or concrete to keep changed their minds about it. In any event, the funded by DREE. He also told me that there is a I remind all Terrace residents that my represen- teacher, is expected to work. feet out of the puddle, and a reference in .the Update can be used as additional permanent federal-provincial committee in Victoria tative can be reached at 638-1818 in order to get in- To reach this classroom I roof constructed to shelter ammunition either to get the province to change its which looks at such matters on a continuing basis. All formation or to get assistance. Or, you can write to me had to wade through a the crossing from rain and mind or to advance the change if it has already taken they need to get going is a simple phone call from the directly ~are of the House of Commons, Ottawa, puddle at least 3,0 cms deep. snow. place. Minister of Lands, Parks and Housing. Ontario, KI'A 0X2 (no postage required). The smell of mould was It may be a simple choice- overpowing the minute I a small investment of time opened the classroom door. and material now,' versus a The cause of the mould is gigantic lawsuit and a clearly evident-great gaps permanently diabled child or in the ceiling show where the teacher later. rainwater has leaked in I urge the school board to The many Pierre Trudeau faces buckling the ceiling tiles, rectify these unhealthy and and puddling on the carpet. dangerous situations im- OTTAWA -- Liberal Leader Pierre Trudeau is still He picked not only the place for his declaration of Mrs. Peterson told me the mediately. the best act on the national stage. war, but the time. water actually drips an to the Yet without peer in national politics -- although Up to then it had been his position -- indicating to students who are un- Sincerely yours, technically playing only second lead to Conservative some of his discouraged troops a disinterest in fortunate enough to sit below Mrs. Claudette Sandeeki Prime Minister Joe Clark -- he remains the con- OTTAWAOFFBEAT J carrying on as leader -- that Clark's Conservatives these leaks. She said after parents complained to the summate scene-stealer. should be given "a chance to • govern." school board last year, whe Dear Sirs: And his timing for the dramatic is as dead on as ever , BY RICHARD JACKSON Now he struck at the psychological time with the did get a carpet. Now if only On behalf of the Terrace -- even more so. i Tortes boxed in by high interest rates, rising oil prices, you could see your way clear and District Arts Council, I In his declaration of war on the Conservatives the unemployment, inflation and a falling dollar. to patching the roof... would like to thank you for other night he did two things: carried on a vigorous underground antl-Trudeau' This was yet another "new" Trudeau. When the portable was your generous donation of - Made it clear that he was "in" for the next election campaign within the party. Serious, aggressive, down-to-earth, strictly first put into service it was publicity for the recent as Liberal Leader, killing any question that he might Lloyd Francis was never a Trudeau supporter even business, and most of all Trudeau the revitalized intended as a temporary performance of "Jacques fall or be pushed out by the party's disheartened and whi!e sitting in the Commons as a Liberal MP. leader. classroom. But that was five Brel", held in Terrace. He was anti-bilingualism, anti-Quebec, anti- years ago. Surely in five We appreciate your disenchanted troops in Parliament. There have been so many Pierre Trudeaus. years the school board could continuing support of our - Rallied the faltering ranks with his macho, elec- decentralization, and more and more emerged in The first -- it seems too long ago -- the gay bachelor recognize the need to ven- efforts to bring outstanding trifying declaration that he would lead the charge at public and in the House of Commons, too, as anti- in long leather coat, flashing across the scene in a low, tilate the crawl space and performances to our area, the first opportunity to dispatch Prime Minister Clark Trudeau. silver Mercedes. patch the leaky roof to and your assistance helped and the Conservatives to the opposition side of the He blamed Trudeau for his defeat in Ottawa West Then the casual, who-cares, v~ith.the.world-by-tbe" eliminate the drips and to make this particular event Commons "where they so long have roosted, and and for the party's loss of national power. tail Trudeau of the sandals, slacks, open-throat car- resultant mould. The narrow a complete success, where they belong." So in going out to Ottawa West for the annual digans and long hair over the collar -- in short, the gap of sky between the gym With his call to arms he stole the headlines and the meeting of Lloyd Francis and the Liberals of that slob. and the portable's porch roof Yours sincerely, lead minutes in airtime news from the government, tiding Trudeau publicly displayed a new readiness to Came then the "tormented Trudeau," his attention means a perpetual swim. (Mrs,) Joan Spencer, not an easy thing to do for any opposition. accept -- even invite- criticism and perhaps op- ruing poolor skating rink has Secretary. torn and his concentration on business shattered by The very manner of his doing it was old.time position in the party ranks -- and a willingness to try the unpredictably damaging Margaret. healing any breach that threatens Liberal unity. The Herald welcomes its readers comments. showman Trudeau. Finally, before defeat last spring, the "High Noon He went out to Ottawa West, a suburban riding in the He told them that from now on he would seize any Trudeau," facing defeat defiantly with his thumbs All letters to the editor of general public interest opportunity to bring on another election if only to . will be printed. We do, however, retain the right National Capital where neither he nor former Liberal tucked in his belt, palms pointing down, alert for the Leader and Prime Minister Lester Pearson had ever preveflt Joe Clark from "further ruining of the to refuse to print letters on grounds of possible quick draw and the shootout-at-the-parliamentary before ventured. COuntry." corral. libel or had taste. We may also edit letters for He has the numbers -- they are there in the Com- style and length. All letters to be considered for It wasn't just that it was Ottawa West, it was more Now the "Warrior Trudeau," on the warpath in that it was a riding where the former Liberal MP mons, only to be allied -- for toppling the Tories from publication must be signed. fighting physical trim and buslness-like blue-grey Lloyd Francis -- beaten in the last election -- had their vulnerable minority position. suits. ,, ...... ':O', i . . . . 2:,, 1979 Page 5 IN NEGOTIATION,~ Punch proved costly HE HELPS THEM SAY NO VANCOUVER (CP) -- The followed the mishap, Ferry Corp. criticized VANCOUVER (CP) -- It is rooted in office touted as a human rights victim of a 1977 highway The single punch sent A Vancouver.area em- power and the women issue because pensions accident was ordered Marshall Johnstone to the ployer recently gave all picked on are young, are not keeping up with Wednesday to pay the man Vement where he struck the women in his small inexperienced staff the needs of these ap- who crashed into him head--and now is per- for breach of privacy office vouchers to take= members, she said. proaching that age. $200,000 because of a punch manently blind, British VANCOUVER (CP) -- The back pay after his firing last A. B.C. Tel official assertiveness training as Employers are usually Most pension plans the vi¢tim threw in a Columbia Supreme Court " British Columbia Ferry year. testified at the hearing the part of the settlement of a shaken up when an em. have succeeded only in roadside argument that was told. Corp. used private and At the arbltratinu hearing only way information con. human rights complaint ployee complains of making r~tired workers confidential information Jan. 15, ferry corporation eerning a customer's billing about sexual harassment. sexual harassment, she die poor and older women from B.C. Telephone Co. counsel Irwin Nathanson, record can be obtained is Hanne Jensen, a senior said in an interview. One second-claso citizens, records in a B.C, Labor Re- questioned Stalling on through a sub~cens. human rights officer, said employer even gave a said Cocke, NDP member latinns Board arbitration telephone calls he had made Wednesday meat sexual cash donation to Rape for New Westminster. O utside.the.pip bearing last January, ar- from his Nanaimo, R.C. The only subpoena on harassment cases end Relief as a result of a Everyone knows bitration board member home to his chief officer in record was the one dated with a money settlement sexual harassment someone who is fit and Arnte Davis said Wed- Victoria. Jan. 19, four days after and a letter of satisfaction complaint. anxious to remain at work Plowrneter i" nesday. Davis said Wednesday he Nathaneon used information for future employers but pest age 65, he said, but Non.invasive B.C. Tel said is available questions the prepriety of the in that case the employer Ms. Jenson also told the many others hang on Now you can measure i The private telephone only by subpoenaing private didn't understand why his conference that one. because they have to. billing records of ferry questions and the source of flow inside a pipe, simply the Information concerning records, the official said. female employees didn't quarter of the branch's He urged the con- and inexpensively with- Captain Gerry Stalling, object to being grabbed complaints about sex ference members, who out having to break into ~' whose case was before the Slalling'a private telephone Davis sold the information record. presented Jan. 15 was used by him. discrimination come come from private the pipe or disrupt lhe •hearing, was received by the "The employer said from women who are business, public corpo- flow in any way. corporation without sub- "Under those cir- by Nathauson in an attempt cumstances that (in- to prove collusion between these women should have fired because they are rations and trade unions, Polysonics non- ,' Poena. pregnant. Two standards to press for universally invasive ultrasonic formation) would have to be Stalling and Ida chief officer. said they didn't like flowmeters feature state- • "This raises serious and subpoenaed by the chairman B.C. Tel officials say they having their brests of competency seems to portable pensions that of-the-art electronic , fundamental questions about of the (arbitration) board have no record of a previous grabbed," Ms. Jensen exist -- one for women allow workers to transfer circuitry and single trans- '..,the investigative liberties and the board did not issue subpoena which would have said. workers and one for their pension contribu- ducer design permitting taken by crown corporation any eobpeena," Davis said. allowed the corporation Earlier, she told the molhers.to-be. tions from job to Job flow measurement of a security employees in labor B.C. Tel was subpoenaed access to the private Canadian Pension Con- Few are reinstated in "If we don't work wide range of liquids over a broad temperature range. relations," said Mike Bar- to appear Jan. 30 and to records. ferenee that the branch their jobs and most eases toward this end, what Can be used with foaming, non-homogeneous, high bor, of the B.C. Ferry and bring Slalling'e telephone Nathanson said he does not considers "any unwar- are settled with a decent we're saying to gov- solids content, and even cryogenic fluids. No wonder Marine Workers Union. records. Davis said he remember the incident and ranted sexual attention severance paycheque, ernments is 'come on in,' Polysonics is the leading manufacturer of ultra-sonic where the recipient is not she said. because governments are flowmeters, proven in installations around the world• i" The union represented requested it to determine does not want to discuss it. Polysonics portable and fixed-installation flowmeters ':Stsi]ing Ill hiS successful w the ferry corporation "I Just don't see any Point • free to respond without MLA Dennis Cocke told going to be driven into it are ideal for process control, pipe lines, water and waste petition to the arbitration had received the .infer- in reopening the evidence at worrying about the the conference that for no other reason than treatment plants, and numerous other applications. board for relestatement and matins. the hearingwhen the award consequences" to be mandatory retirement at the cost of social has been rendered and it is sexual harassment. age 65 is being falsely welfare." Phone or write to .day for full details. available," Nathanscn said. Pilot flying beyond Stalling was fired after a ferry hit the dock at Saitery D ws Controls e lele_e Bay near Powell River, B.C. Report reveals reprimands 18 O~b~lI capabilities in September, 1978. The h • board ordered that he he DELTA, B.C. (CP) -- It says the Delta police where there is the slightest ...... ~..o~.~,,~...... c..... VICTORIA (CP) --A core. had .drop.~d out of acom- reinstated, because the Mayor Ernle Burnett said heard must set down strict hint of a conflict of interest. ~ ~' •,. her , s jury ruled Wednesday .....mermal puot program... rune-- collision was due to Wednesday that he is not guidelines forbidding The report also deals with '~that the air erash which teok ..naet.~g.ee330.1touru, pnorto mechanical failure, and it paranold because 24 out of 92 moonlighting in situations two fatal traffic accidents, .theresidents lives ofOct. three 4 wasVictoria an metatat:rsrra~edMOO W S in visual awarded,iv him ~r~0,065 back suburbpolicemen have in beenthis Vancouver warned to I-md'lhlll'~L:ZTIYIflllll-r~ • • • onethe Involvingother involving a police car,the MERGER ANNOUNCEMENT : accide rt t but made two flight. rule condRlous but. the~ r-~...umon counsel.... Joan t-,. change their ways. .K ~u,=~t,~,,,t.,,=,,,,~tl daughter of a Delta police .recommendations con- wea.m~ at the time r~. u~m. Brewln . confirmed the A number of reprimands _11 11_ staff sergeant. . earning flying rules a punt experiences wxm m~,mtnrtnftwnt=d~m,t.Ou,d as well as other statistics l'nNilo'nr The report deemed • instrument navigation by Davis. B.C. Ferry concerning the actions of ..... ~-.=.. adequate the police in- DeLCan wimsl "theTh~:hYoWtSin~ee:inS:atill~g2 be.ea~e.o.fha.dweather., spokesman Bill Be=hard Delta policemen came to " • vestigation into the death of .rented from Victoria Flight .m t~nkC~k,..t21~_.t ~e..ora ~ said the corporation had no light Wednesday when a (Irlver NancyM.Varhaug, who was Cun • Centre which went down at Wtm.... p~#~ul,y t;lluu~'ui' ~,y--end ~tvttx~ official comment on the supplementary report on the _ killed when struck by a ear DeLeuw Cather Tait the 1,350-metre level of an ~,..._.~.m,--flying In cone uone.-.~ ,.-ney ..... prob 1era. investigation by British ~,~w.. |~,~.'~4.~ carrying as a passenger the ,,,-~v=-,--,= a,-'~"~ The issue of telephone Columbia Police Corn- ~WV .J.17~llt73 d~ughtorof S.Sgt. H. Bar- & Company Ltd. .unnamed mountain about 30 h, h,,,.=,,,, a;~,~,~ n,qar ...... Canada Ltd. I ...... kilometres east of Power ,. h:,,.. ,I...... •.,- ~'-,g- recorus arose career mm mission chairman Judge ...... ~ .... koff...... w ,-,,-,s ,-= ,-o-,-=-h *-~ wee k in =nether labor Roy McQueen was made ...... L#P.,L~Ji./~, D =L, • __.Ut.,rl _-- However, the report said tuver. FU0t uonam ~tamey jury made t we s p e c ific relations" board" hearing public...... ~urrey ttuMt-' uonstanle Jan there were minor areas of --- ...... Moe, 37, and passengers ...... rQcommondatlona a im ed at wlMrh was revlewin~ the Bur n'ett said the vannenoorn...... said Wednemay the orlglna 1 pollc e in - , Mary t~uen ittngsneln, ~, th e ira m pot't n~th~ try...... dismissal of ferry employee reprimands p r oba bly wer e ne...... mougnt me orwer o, a car vestlgation open to criticism. coNSULTIN ENGINEERS and Valerie Lynn Wuerch, It said the ministry should bP nd he sus en given by acting police che1 f stoppen..... at an intersection in It said the decision to lay 17, were killed in the mid- h.... ,~,o~,t re,nettles to .Be ea.coe~..a t _p - •..,-'hi-- crash ...... '::or'~=';; . . ston m omer worgers, Ken Brown or other senior mrs ...... vancouver " areaseen charges as a result of the .... '~ • ensure pnom ann t ny m n,-=w;- sara officers, although he said he mua~ctpanty..... must, nave..... accident was solely that of a ...... They were flying to Poweil weather conditions beyondat ...... Instead nt m.,~v;dl.ov ...... o had no Idea what kinds of ...... ms police cruiser s uasmng Crown counsel ,,as was the River with another plane pi- their capabilities and th mb,,,~,,~,~ ;-~,-.,-o,,,- -* - acts had led to the officers ngnm... seconos oetore a total decision not to read into the - -r ...... COllision loled by Vieterla architect the...... ministry shoUlda.also, ons t.o.~,,owe, n c q,=~...... ,-,~,,~ being reprimanded. . ." ..... inquest evidence the '"Phil Esnouf strtct|y emoree ream u ~'~= infn='~;,,~:',,~ ,=,~, "I'm not worried that so no~an~l~:rt~on?an~ee~roa ~ statement of the daughter of JoimAddison, chleffiying reg..~, gv.ktml..flight_rul~ ~)ors~l'ol~'co~ime~'l~'f~'e high a percentage of _..g..Y. .... the Delta police staff •lsstructor at Victoria Flying Aemasn oeacrlneu MOO the ham.Ins ha ~nid policemen were warned urtvmg...... m me oeam Nov. w, sergeant. ,, / ClUb, testified that Mce had abilities as an average pilot ...... o, .- .... about their conduct, ,, said 1978...... OI Michael versos, 28: The report said that in • been his student for three but said he was below c~ • • _ _ • Burnett. "Maybe all 90-edd va.reJ.m..apperenuy alan t "retrospect perhaps it would months between November, average In his. commercial ~'~yrli|'lttlnO" policemen should have been see...... me llgnUi ano ~uea ou~ have been better to, .have : 1~7, and January, 19'/8,'but flying traininl~. . J~ .~.ffi~,A.ffi, ~ . ~toJd~to watcl~ their step. ,, ', ...... into me mtereecuon, only--. to ":'! ch'~r~d/the':dri('~r.:.~bt. the ) H De rammou oy me PoUCe ~ , . , :, "~, .... ',': ..~ :: .:: , .; '=,. ':~:~' ,' ':"' ':,: .:' ."~.';~ ...... -~ ~ ...... e, " " e sAld it could be that . .. _ .... ,, . .~ ~6ff~lttg',Vehl~ '~tl'.ff/us J.M. MAIN ~: ':~ crotscr, wmcn was cnaslng a ~..,,..¢....n bus ness some of the officersa had spoeaer-- have the whole matter aired P. ENG. P. ENG. i men education never been told to ct dif. ....~--"n=s*r-. -. fer~ntly under the old ad- Vandenb0rn told in the public court." ,,e other accident con- Mr. J.M. Main, President of DeLCan and Mr. engage'a m'- battle mlnlstratlon and now were provincial court he had his eerned a Delta police cruiser S.J. Cunliffe, President of Willis Cunliffe TaR are red and blue flashing lights procedures,being informed of the correct which hit a civilian vehicle, pleased to announce the merger of the two about 55,000 member slammed operating as he pursued a killing a woman occupant. It By GARRY FAIRBAIRN ear which had gone through companies effective October 25, 1979. Mr. CALGARY (CP) -- The al- businessmen, The supplementary report said the original police in. . VICTORIA (CP) ..- Is more critical of the force a stop sign. vestigation of' this incident Cunliffe will become Chairman of the Board and ready-bitter relations bet. Last April, divisional man- He said he saw a car agers flew to federation ~plitting 'the eaucauon in 13~itn tbnn tht~ tnt~rim was more than adequate. Mr. Main will be President and Chief Executive wean two competing national mtmstry' ° into" .... two porttol --I o8 ...... stopped at the intersection voices of small business headquarters to question ...... report released two weeks The report said that as a. Officer of the merged company. proposals to reduce their nag leo to teeny oupueauon Aen and was convinced the result of the comm~ion Willis Cunliffe TaR will bring to the DeLCan spawned more lawsuits this of services in other -°".,.,.., ..... • . ,. ~. driver had seen his "week. ~ number and to build a . , _ ... __ Thl; il=t,~ot t~lJUtb D¢iND W ....~weatigation new guidelines, organization a total staff of 200 of whom 70 are provinces...... where it nus seen ',complaints from-- citizens,- emergency lights. have been set for the use of Vlce-preddent AI Bizhoff million hesdquarters in attempteo, uary t,aug, ~ur Almost as he entered the professional engineers or support professionals, of the three-month-old Toronto, ..... policemen and government emergency equipment and and the experience of 24 years of successful •causation . . critic, sam officials were investigated intersection, he said, the an internal review board has Canadian Organimtion of Bishoff, then western divi- other driver PoRed right in practice in civil engineering, planning and ar- Small Business filed sional manager, left the w~ouh~nest(~lry" ...... r,..,.~ by the police commission. been set up to look into ac- .,,~ ,,,,,,~u,,,~, ,.~,,--© Of the citizens' 34 com- front of him and he couldn't cidents involving police chitectural services. statements of claim Tuesday federation May 18, Five days MLA said Premier Bill •avoid the collision. The DeLCan group of companies with a long in Court of Queen's Bench later, the federation ob- plaints, 13 concerned use of vehicles. Bennett's recent decision to excessive force; seven Vandenborn also told McQueen's report successful history as specialists in tran- against his former em- tained a court order create a deperate univer- Judge John Drysdale that he ployer, the Canadian authorizing the sheriff to disrespectful behavior, three suggested that many of the sportation and municipal engineering now offers siftea ministry was a knee. neglect of duty and It did not notice a stop sign at problems identified in the its present and potential clients the capabilities Federation of Independent seize federation papers from jerk reaction to former the intersection and thought Business, and federation Bishoff's Calgary residence miscellaneous. report could have been of a staff of 600 technical and support people education minister Pat Six criminal matters were it was a two-way stop. avoided if there had been an officers John Bullneh and • and ordering Bishoff not to McGeer's disinterest in from 24 operational offices from St. John's, Raymond Sherks both of To- disclose the contents of the investigated and two Vandenborn said he began ongoing audit of municipal Newfoundland to Victoria, B.C. In addition to publio education. members of the force were forces. ronto. papers to anyone else. "At a time when education chasing a black station transportation and municipal engineering, their charged, the report said. wagon after seeing two cars It said such an audit would The defendants have 60 The order was made solely coats are mounting, the well-rounded services include specialists in on the baals of federation Two other members are drag racing in the adjacent have monitored depart- days to file their defenccs government should he structural engineering, environmental services, against the statements of arguments, without Bishoff being Investigated by RCMP municipality of Surrey. He ments, ensuring that looking for ways to become and charges could come said he followed the car and propriate checks :nI~ waste treatment, flood control, physical plan- claim, which allege that being heard, normal more efficient not more procedure for ex parts or- later. watched it go through a stop balances were in effect. ning and urban design. Full services are offered Bishoff was wrongfully wasteful purely for ex- The report said 21 ad- dismissed and that his ders. sign. When the interim repot in feasibility studies, pre-design, contract plans pedient political reascns," ministrative deficiencies was released, three pages character has been unfairly After formation of the new Lank said. Vandenborn said he didn't and specifications, equipment procurement and organization was announced were identified. It pays were held back because they defamed in internal "Bennett should have fired particular attention to put on his emergency lights construction supervision. The experience of the federation newsletters. Aug. 8, with Bishoff as vice. or siren because he was dealt with incidents still group has been gained from services to clients president and other former McGeer if McGeer wasn't conflicts of interest arising under investigation. They The Calgary court action is interested in education from policemen working on afraid the driver would try to throughout Canada and in many countries in the latest develoliment in federation personnel in key escape. He said he wanted to are still being withheld. roles, the federatiun applied rather than create a new offduty Jobs. Delta council is standing Europe, Africa, Asia and South America. seven months of internal sandbox for him to play in The inquiry has led to the get right behind the other car Mr. Cunliffe will retain the title of President of dissent and controversy that for an injunction to prohibit before activating emergency by the decision to keep back Bishoff working for the new Bennett's partisan resignation of police Chief that material until RCMP Willis, Cunliffe, TaR and will continue to have buffeted the eight-year- manipulations are going to Mervyn Smith and deputy equipment. old federation, which has orgnnlzatlon. investigations are com- maintain his offices in Victoria. Court of Queen's Bench re- prove very cestly to the tax. chief Terry Brenuan. The trial was adjourned pleted. payer." Jocted the federation ap- Bennett split the education Train pRcation and Bishoff, portfolio in his cabinet meanwhile, filed suit to declare that the May 23 shuffle Friday, naming DISTRICT OF TERRACE seizure and non.disclosure McGeer minister of crash universities, science and order should never have communication and Brian been made. Smith education minister, inquiry Parallel to the various NOTICE responsible for public t00 MILE HOUSE (CP) -- court actions, spokesmen for schools, community colleges B.C. Railway officials are in- each group were criticizing and vocational schools. Call for Tenders vestigating a bead-us each other's prospects for eallision between a freight helping smull business. train and a yard locomotive Bulloch, meanwhile, Pleasant Wednesday that sent three predicted that his group SNOWREMOVAL men to hospital, one with would easily brush aside the serious Injuries. new competition for the surprise The accident occurred at status of voice of small NORTH VANCOUVER Sealed bids relating to the removal of snow from the Exeter station Just business within a year. (CP) -- Frances Tesaie outside of this Cariboo Members of the new group thought she had won ~ in the Terrace Arena Parking Lots and the Terrace community. "are not organization the Western Express lottery Swimming Pool Parking Lot, will be accepted at A railway spokesman enid people," he told reporters. -- until she went to cash her the Municipal Offices until 4:30 p.m., November only the yard locomotive was In addition to concerns ticket at the bank. 30, 1979. Interested parties requiring further in- derailed so rail traffic would over dilution of efforts on "I didn't look at the ticket not be disrupted. The freight behalf of small business, closely enough," Mrs. formation, may obtain this from the Municipal train was carrying lumber,. federation officials face Tenaie, 48, said in an in. Offices, 3215 Eby Street, during normal business lp and paper. competition for membership terview. "They checked the hours. on Benson. 46, Of revenues. number at the bank and I Williams Lake suffered The non-profit federatinn's found out I had won the serious head injuries in the ~M-mlillonbudget is based on grand prize of It00,000. It -lenders must be submitted in sealed envelopes - crash and was listed in the work of 75 membership was a pleasant surprise." addressed to the Clerk Administrator and clearly critical condition in salesmen, who receive half Frances and her husband, marked "Snow Removal". The lowest or any Kamloops hespilal. of each new membership fee Patrick, who have three chil. Bruce Curli, 33, of 100 Mile In their districts and 25 per dren, are planning a trip to tender not necessarily accepted. House, was in good condition cent of each renewal. Fees Hawaii with pert of the win. with head and chest injuries vary from ~ to ~565 a year. sings. E.R. Hallsor while Brian Barker, 31, of Characterizations of Another $I00,000 winner Clerk Administrator Liilooet, was released from Bishoff in the newsletters was truck driver Fred hospital after being treated are the basle for his claim of Kuxhouse, 48, of Maple for minor Injuries. defamation. Ridge. II] ', I ! t ,

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Final Touch Make-up lesson and skin care 30.00 J 203 Northern Delights Co.op $15 gift cerUficate . 15.00 ~1~~ ~ 1 Caravan Moving & Storage armBlack& Decker %', variable speed 34.50 696870 JnmsE'V'SDJn leMTe~lWe~rDan'sa STowingp oneCOanUelfn:lcdktowPjobV:~:~in Terraceg°Wn area • 25.oo~:~°J ill137 Kelly's Stereo Mart speakersCaSsetteM°t°r°latapeaUt° playerS°and systemand twoStere°5½" 237.90 /i| 206205204 FarwestskeenaTerraCewoodB°WlingcoastalproductsBusAlleYLinesOne~,o,,xS,8,,ReturnPr.messOrtripprehungfOr lames2 tOmahoganyStewartb°wling snoeSdoor 68.0035"0070.00 m~'vm. ~ '~ 2 Skeen.a Diesel Ltd... Two 6-packs of automotive oil filters 60.00 g One two ob m" Terrace area 25.00 i | 138 Wayside Grocery Electric hamburger maker 25.95 | 207 Farko Contracting . Two loads of crush & delivery 1420.~ ~'Jl~ ~MO 3 Croweer t~ommuntcauons one movie eamera...or 180.00 7i Skeena Valley Golf'& Country One golf~a~ 36.50 [ 139 Emeo Supply One pattern toilet seat 25.00 / 208 Finning Tractor & Eqmpment One ~oyDl_0 Ca, . .~.w v - (~ ~ t'_..... ~n..,,.,, ~ f~treco~?;ie~.,watch forad .... vc M 72 Canada Safeway $25 gift certVficate .... 25..~ / i 140 Bob's Shoes Onepurse of your choice 49.00 | 209 Frose Trucking .one Joa~ ol grave, ~v.w .... : ...... m ...... g Lehmann Jewellers 4 c Lad Barnara couPe servnce zob Go i 141 Nutcracker Sweet Yardstick of assorted chocolates 10.60 l 210 House of Shannon One curly term. ~.au . ~ Z ~ ~ Riwroide Gr~"-r ,, ~. ~-'#'o finis1 hi~on. g ol/ eh s...... ,n~. oa n~ 74_3 Elker Auto Supply B-23P. YBeach tool box ~.~' [ i 143 CAE Morse One toy dump truck 23.73 [ 211 Inland Keaworth Pjclmp bench seat cover for any 50.00 O ....• ~, ,~,,,- ," . _ • _ -.,, e,,,,-,~o ..... 75 Central Flowers Br a ss p lent stand zo.oo j 1143 Wild Duck Inn Two nights for two anytime 46.00 J ~ make . . . . . ~p~ O ,., ~ 6 Blue Rnbbon Bakery One case or Oread 12.00 ~,~ 'the Motel One double room for a ni ht 2300 [ 144 Chop Suey Garden Restaurant Dinner for five 30.50 / 213 Richard's Cleaners 8teamex to came of $50...weeuend 50.00 , ~ ~o ~-, 7 K ms. t Golf cart & golf bag .83.15 77 Terrace" Custom Towing One free tow wnthi"n Terrace 25.00 / 145 Emco Supply One pattern toilet seat 25.00 [ i~ate . . • f.) 8 Quack Stop Submarine Shop Two lunch.as (maximum value $6.00) 6 ~ • / . . One pattern toilet seat 35.00 J 213 Royal Bank of Canada 3 Lore Canada tic,~ets & one super 30.00 L • J • mumcipal boundaries / 146 Sanay-s Grocery Two eases of Coke 48 (10 oz.) cans 24.00 | _ _ dollar ~ 9 H & R Block• Tax return for husband & wife 40 '00 7R_ ...... I~innino o Tractor...... &. ~atninm~'nt ~n~ toy Ca t 988 35 . 00 / ~,~ 10 Dog• Town. Daseo One 20 kg. Gaines dog meal 15.59 79 Evergreen Contracting"" " Two hours" John Deere 450 tractor 6000 [ 147 Thornhill Grocery Grocery hamper your choice value 40.00 [ 214 Terrace ,~avarlan Inn . . ~40 gift certificate . _ _ 40.00 ll Rnversnde Disposal Ltd. One. year garbage service for one 54.00 .,,,.,,,,.t...... in 'Pm.r~ ~r,~a ' . / $40 . 215 Fr~ce-~xeena v orest rroaucu Assorted lumber to vamP of ~450 450.00 L mj •~- i_._.m resndent in Thornhill or Copperslde 80 n~e's Short t5~ ~ift certificate 5000 / i 148 Time Cleaners Ltd. Onepr. coveralls ' 35.00 [ 216 Totem Gulf Service One engine tank type heater 19.65 ~ ,.,r-- ~ 12,, o~,,Danny's .... ~,.t~ Place Oner,. .... custom t^. ~_P~.~. el cqe & case _50.00 ,,~ 81 Wnlliams--.- Moving.- & -4orage., $50. - o-movnng . credit, local or long 50.00• i / 149 Terrace Sewing Centre $15 gift certificate 15.00 i One power Crest 60 battery (choice) 84.95 ~o ~ ,,~ .... : ~ ,4 ...... ,,~- .~. ncvc. ...~ distant, a [ ...... ~.. . $10 ~ift certificate 10.00 i 217 Terrace Drugs One Braun plush mat bathroom 24.95 V -- ~ 14 Northland Delicatessen One food basket 25.00 : ~ ,-~'~.';';.-;- ~ -'-~.~ ..,-.. 12 M / / zau oK ,eueopters 30 mm. flying time in 206 Jet Ranger ~..OO~ax.i scales {~ ~ 15 Northline,Sales One 6 gallon (U.S.) Jerry can 13.95 8~ Pine yrocery~.... ,oo ,1~,~, .~Tc't'ank' o'umneJ"i~ Terrace or 60:~ / 1 151 Tram Provincial Airlines Return fare .for 2 on any scheduled ._ _ / 218 Timberland Trailer Park 12 water glasses & $20 cert. for space 25.00 .. ~ ~ 1617 WillYField,sSchneiderstoresC.L.U. ,20OnecalculatOrgiftpocket certificate 9-0.0027"00 ~'84 "Comet...... Weldin~e ...... ()ne'f'l'oater'-~=--'"'" ..." l.. - I ., W.tend Food Mart TenpaoIlaroidSX.70 'camera 285.00 ~Mi~ f~ ~ IS Atrill's, D.C. Electric Ford (1965-69) rebuilt alternator 35.00 as"...... ,m ~c~wan° ~.NL...... une t~.~w, uaoy ,.eve .~eut 58'00. a ] .... $25 gift certificate ~ 60:00 / 2208keena Beverages 5 eases of Pepsi (quarts) 50.00 . ~ 119 Columbia Auto Haas Ltd. Two 155x13 winter radial tires 130.00 on ..... ~:,,.,o~_o ~_,,,,~-~ o_,,,t,o,o ...... - 250o / 1153 All Seasons Sp0~ting Goods 1 pr. cross country Skis . M [ 221 Yellowhead Hay & Grain $10 cert. towards any dry feed 10.00 ~1~ ~ 20 MacGiills & Gibbs (B.C.) 1008 cedar fence posts 250.00 87 Terrace Totem Ford ;~a ,, 24.pc. drive socket set " " 1"4"7-7600 / 1154 Auto Marine Electric Battery charger ~.~o / i 222 Yellowhead Karate Club 1 month's karate lessons 25.00 i H & H Buitaers ,omeme gas powerea string ~. ~ / [ 155 By-Town Diesel Sales One Deice battery ~'~.~ / I 223 Spee Dee Printers lllumhmted globe 64.5.0 . . •-. t i . " " . .trimmer . ,) | 156 Electrolux " Seat Chest ~,~a ~ L 224 Telkwa Roofing & Sheet Metal One ham 3~,00 ~ ~.

Frxdav 9 - 10 PM ' Friday Mzdmght - 1 AM i Saturd o; .11 ' M - Midni , ht Im~ mm ' I 4~-.35 " . " I r21 Tillicum Twin Theatres ~et of family pak theatre tickets. 6 ~ ,,-4 U adult 6 student 6 children ~:~ 'A ' 22 Totem Fur,alLure & Appllance~ Roxton maple rocker ' 177.00 . ~: • . ;"' '~:";"~ ~. , • . ...~i ~,~0.~.:':~":" ..":i,.~,.~ . ~,,.,~,~::~l,~t~l/....,,~~ '~' ,v::e;,i:,~,:."~.,,.," ,'~ .....;"~""~'~.,,r" "~!;! ~:/ ~ ~; , ~.~ ...,~ i 2.:/ ,. pril,~l,~,,& (~I'A~e,(I~TS.L~, : I:.P,I~-. boys Lange sprint ice .skates 52.00 89 Doe's Cartage & Storage $I00 gift certificate for winter tires I00.00; ~ ., ~,,~ ~,,~ -,,~,~i..... , .... ~..... ~..,~...... ,~,~ .,~,~,.~ ...... -,...... • .~ .. ~35 Pohle,Lumber ..... •.... .'. • BlaCk & lYs~e~ ~i~f ~lhe~f sanilei~ /12.95 ~ size ~ . 90 Riverside Grocery & Gifts I pr. china poodles 20.00 ' 226 Pohle Lumber ?½" Skil saw 65.55 24 Thornhill Ilusky .qervice One oll change & lube Job 25.00 91 Riverside Grocery & Gifts I pr. wrought iron plant stands 33.00 157 Rotarian A! McAipine $50 gift certificate - Rose's Shop 50.00 227 Terrace Chrysler Two van windows 77.90 [" 25 G.II. Wood & Company I gal. super floor finish 14.00 ' 92 Northern Culverts One 12"x20' driveway culvert 112.11 158 BoWs Welding & Machine $100worth of shop labour (welding 100.00 228 'Terrace Motors Twin truck CB antenna set 55.71 ~,~ &f ~ I pkg. assorted cleaning aids 20.00 93 Omineca Building Supplies Model 2006 Skil cordless %" drill & 83.15 or machining) 329 Camperland Mud flaps 13.95 2 26 Acklands lad. '10 cup Westbend coffee maker 50.00 screwdriver 159 B.C.,Telephone Co. Ltd. Wall hanging by Sandy Tetrezv 75.00 230 C & B Services ~Wo0d grain snack tray for GMC or 32.95 27 Braid Insurance I pr. mess or ladies cross-country 40.00 94 A & W Restaurant Family dinner for four 13.20 160 Kefo s Crafts Royal Albert ceramic electric clock 35.00 t;nevy vans ski boots 95 PDQ Carpet Installation Install one 9'x12' carpet 42.00 161 Terrace Model World One custom frame picture 35.00 231 Rowford Splice.Rite Jet cable puller I ton comalong 60.00 28 Mr. Mikes Dinner for two ' 9.58 96 Saan Stores Fruit of the Loom dress shirt 11.00 163 C & F Enterprises $75 worth of carpet cleaning 75.00 232 Royal Bank of Canada Three Loto Canada tickets & 1silver. 35.00 ~i I~ 29 Mr. Mikes .Dinner for two 9.58 97 Silhouette Fashions Gift certificate 25.00 163 Terrace Interiors 20 ft, ornamental traverse rod 65.95 dollar :|0' Shopper's Drug Mart Kodak "The Ilandle" camera 37.95 98 Terrace Slumber Lodge Single room-double occupancy, 53.40 164 Albert & MeCaffery True Temper cordless grass 70.80 233 Stern Wheeler Retaaurant Dinner for two (food only) 30.00 ~'~"

31 Sweet Sixteen Gift Certificate ,, , , 25.00 steak dinner for 2 - 1 bottle of , , ~. trimmer 234 Little Hauglaqd & K~rr One bundle of 1"x6" cedar fencing 300.00 3Z Terrace Sight & Sound '~ Bristol Multi band radio AC-DC with 99.95 wine...Sat. Sat. or Mon. 165 C. Belanger Plumbing BHtts white toilet 69.95 235 Lakelse Pharmacy Genuine leather Mexlean handbag 45,25 , CI! receiver 99 Terrace Equipment Sales Toyoset portable heater 159.95 166 Jungle Jim's 10 gal. aquarium starter set 65.00 236 West End Chevron Service 1 Firestone winter fire your choice 100.00 1'| Madi~an Fqulpment Ltd. John l)eere tool box 18.00 100 Terrace-Kitimat Daily Herald s/z page of advertising 241.92 167 Stmllance Ski & Sports Bauer jr. skates size 3~ - boys 63.?0 237 Norcanco Distributors portable lamp 12.95 " :' "', - -, One standard metric '/+ & % drive 168 Toronto Dominion Bank Five Loto Canada Tickets 50.00 238 Bank of Montreal Set of six steak knives 24.00 ,14 NorLh,.rn Magneto I,td. . , . 40.00 101 RoLarian Keith Tucker Binoculars 85.00 smoker set 102 Terrace Hotel One night bridal suite & breakfast 50.00 169 Samson's Poultry Farm Two 8 yd, loads eldeken manure 80.00 239 F.C. Furnishings Co-ordinated Material & labour for new bathroom 80.00 :|5 'i'oovey~s Service Mtn s. fh,.ater Jacket_ 63.00 103 Tilden Rent A Car Two Bosch halogen headlights 80.00 170 Jeans North $20 gift certificate 20.00 .' no0r O 'm Swiftv~ I'hruwav, Mufflers TWO, tumerunner,~. mumers 50.00 i04 Terrace Answering Bureau Three months service 150.00 171 Jon'sKitsumkalumHairstylingsidHill OneOneprofessional5 daybl°Waduitdryer' pass 40.0025"00 240 F.J.H. Construction creteTW°cubic yards of redl.mlx con- 90.00 i|7 ('hevron Canada I,td. Onc cas(. of J-30 oil 25.00 105 Chinook Trailer Sales Coleman 3 burner stove (no oven) 97.00 172 :|9:|~ (;m,dwJlll':rwin,lewelh;r,Bottling North ',!',woW'redanclOCkcasesilulova of Coke wall (cans) ., .. 42.9524.00 i06 Dave's Plumbing & Heating oilLenn°xOrfurnaceWD220 humidifier for gas 95.00 174173 TKN°rthern!rUgScablevision Onecameraone Kodakyear free Colourburst cablevlsion 200 servi, ce 150.0070'00 242241, offD°nturkeYRoadi lull &Specialties Sons Ltd. . Recondition$20 gift certificate one set forof heads a for any 325.00111~ ~~~ J wo cases ot .~prtte 24.00 107 Do it ~/ourself Wiring Portable 1500 watt electric heater 48.00 175 Derksen's Jewellers One men's gold automatic wa~cn 150.00 ~ _ V8 engine ~ 40 She" '/an Itt~taurant I)inm;r for seven 45.00 & Coulter Electric 176 Ai's She One pr, lad|as Naturalizer shoes 35.00 243 t;.~.T.K. Ten thirty second commercials 137.50 41 Slade &. Stewart I,td. 20 lb. regular coffee 78.00' 108 Terrace Ilonda Sales $50 Safeway gift certificate 50.00 " 44 Carters Jewellers One table lighter 4Z WesLern Ilome Furnishings "Touch Lo I,ight" lamp 79.00 ' . 4:| Wilkinson I|usln,,ss Machine, SL,:no chair 84.50 , &f ~ 44 (;ohh:n Itnzor Ore; commercial hair bh)w dryer 75.00 ,,

• Frida - 11 PM Saturda y 6 - 7 PM Saturda y 9 - 10 PM Saturda y Mid nx ght - 1 AM ~1~ 10J Mr. Mikes Dinner for two 9.58 245 Imperial Oil Agent " TWO casesof 10W30 oil (24 cans per 50.92~ " ' case) ,.~ Dinner for two 9.58 177 Totem Gulf Services One engine tank type heater 19.95 246 . Kalum Tire Service One 12 volt battery 3 yr. guarantee 79.00 i t t0 Woolworth's I continuous clean oven broiler 10595 178 Canadian Imperial Bank Two Loto Canada tickets 20.00 for Chev or Chrysler 300 cu. In. eng. 45 ('AI,; Morse ()IN. toy dump truck 3"1.72 "" rotisserie ' • ' . of Commerce 247 Mantiques Mens Wear One mens Norvic cardigan 55.00! O~ 46 /iAl.: Mors,, OmI toy !mlldoz~:r 10.80 III Danny's Place One custom pool cue & case 50,00 179 Spee Dee Printers Steno chair 110.00 248 Brownies Foods (Terrace) Three sets of dinners for two 20.00! 47 Mountview II, kery & I)eli Ore. caxq of brqad 16.00 112 Cedars Motel Gift certificate for turkey (Safeway) 20.00 180 Telkwa Roofing & Sheet Metal One turkey 35.00 249 Concord Carpet Care Living room carpet cleaned 55.00 i ~ 4X I,:mco ,~uDI)JV " Gila Imtk:rn hdlet seat 25.00 li3 Spud's Custom Upholstery Refinish chair & chesterfield 50.00 181 Skeena Beverages Five cases of ? Up (quarts) 50.00 250 Crown Zellerbach Paper Co. One case of toilet tissue 45.00 O 41! K,lum M',~Le~ Two tiights a¢{'ommodtlUolf with ||0.|H) | ;4 Northwest Sportsman I pr. boys Super Tacks skates sizes 1-5 91.75 182 Andre's Enterprises Exhaust system 150.00 One case of paper towels ~o w,ter bed...Iwidal suik: • ! 15 Northland Navigation Two hours trucking 80.00 183 Bank of Nova Scotia $100 Canada Savings Bond 100.00 251 Delaney's Fast Foods $15 gift certil~icate 15.00 ,~,,, I'ro 'rec 1,3ectro,,Ic $i|0 cerUfic,te for I,Imr :10.00 116 Trigo's Footwear I pr. Bush Pack winter boots 28.95 184 Highlander Centre Laundry 1Pr. Overalls 32.50 252 Ben Faber Construction 10 bundles of Ix4 cedar T&G 200.00 ~ ,~ 51 I{,,,el hm Motel (.hristmas turkey 25.(X) 117 Burdett Distributors One Shell invincible maintenance 75.75 185 Kalum Electric Broadmoore stereo model 1494 379.95 253 Great West Life _ One dozen Spalding golf balls 38.00 .q2 'lerr,re I{I,li,Lor ~0 credit on radiator or battery 41).IN! , free 12 volt battery 186 Speed Cleaners Dry cleaning certificate . 30.00 254 Skeena Trophies & Engraving Two glass bottom pewter steins 92.00 , relmir 118 ItoLarian Dale Greenwood ./,)ne whole pig 150.00 187. Terrace Electronic Repairs Toshiba ll~rtable cassette recorder 74.95 255 W.E. Humphrey Sign Painting 20x24,, painting o| Skeena River 100.00 i ~ ~1~ 53 'l'errace A!r '/z hour flyi.g th,e-sightseeing 57.50 119 Uplands Kennels 22 kg Purina dog meal 15.00 188 Wightman & Smith Realty Smoke & fire detector and one all- 50.00 near Shames 120 Next Door 2 pairs of jeans 60.00 purpose fire extinguisher 256 Kermode Kleaners $~ gift certificate for cleaning 25.00 54F~,"~ MawAglu" WyJ|Itq'd &J'ru¢'k White S,h,s Ore'()Ill, MJnJcPrfln|Jt" x('out XwlIg (go cart |iluip with or engl,e) 4 pt', I I(X).0080.|X) 121 Gim's Restaurant DIIIIler for ten 70.00 189 Nanook Knives " One 4 inch sheath knife 75.OO 257 Don Hull & Sons Ltd. Gift certificate for one turkey 20.00 q'erami¢' ¢l|llltjxter Nt,t 122 Cedarland Tire Service 2 G78-15 Goodyear suburbanite 136.00 190 Richard Steele Floor last. One toy...large Teaks loader 25.00 358 Northern Motor Inn Dinner for two 25.00 2 ,~dt I),iryla.d Assort,,d !ca cre, m i.'~.lu¢'t,s 35.00 polyglas tires 191 Terrace Model World Tandy leather craft...beginners kit 29.95 259 Pizza Hut Five free pizza cards 85.00 F,~ The "1hdversnl ,~Itores . |hiq ('liNt (10) I||l|nk rq¢'orditlg 33.0(| 12"1 Ajax I,ogging l,Ld. Adjustable all purpose body building 52.00 192555 Taxi Taxi trips value of $25 25.00 260 Sampsons Poultry Farm TWo 15 dos. cases grade A eggs 33.00 c,sseLtes bench 193 Pohle Lumber Black & Decker ~ ' reversing drill 56.95 (lar e) .~,X Disco I)r,l~, O.e I)oubh, Mitt" fryer "la.qH) 124 Skoglund I,ogging A Scott Depthmaster down rigger 85.00 194 Pohle Lumber Black & Decker variable speed 32.99 261 Continental Explosives U~y tune up kit 31.00 flt~ ,~,9 Al'x ,',;Inoex'" (|IH" ~W. ladies N,tliralizer slnm,s :|5.qH) 125 ('lose,. Up, Magazine ()lie years subscription,.to Close,. Up 27.00 8Ji~oursSaWpool playing for 2 262 Price Busters One ease of Tlde laundry detergent 30.00 ~M~ 60 .~ke,,,mAuto M,,btlShop $50 ,'~,feway gift ¢'ertifica/e 50.IX) 126 K(It s I'hoto Studio One free sitting & I 8 xl0 colour 29.75 195 Harold's Recreation 19,20 263 Terrace Coop Elran reclining chair 239.00 61 h,h,strial I)l,tril)utors (hie Mc('ullougln mmh, I 110 ¢'lmhtsaw 130.gx portrait 196 Straw's Machine Shop Two hours shop labour time 54.00 264 Hugo' s Tile & Brick One days labour on a file Job 160.00 Mmm~ with 12" bar 127 McColl Real Fstate Services Propane torch kit 20.30 197 Terrace Motors Two van windows 89.90 265 Simpson Sears One Craftsman circular saw 49.98 ~ ~12 All W,'~t (;h,ss Ih,velh,d mirror 18xSq) draw min'rm" .i2.00 128 lloyd's Ih~ly Shop $1(X) worth of labour 100.00 198 Twin City Meats Turkey gift certificate $35 . 35.00 266 C.P. 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Page 8. The llerald. Thursday, November 29, 1979 Yourlndividual By Eugene$~//~r Horoscope Frances Drake---- 2 3 4 5 ~6 7 8 9 10 "11 ARIES ACROSS 40 Nobel Prize DOWN 18 Certain lawn 12 (Mar. 21 to Apr. 19)T#~'-'~ 1 Smallest physicist 1 Guitar's devices F------= Career responsibilities win 21 Pulverized out over ego needs. The p.m. amount 42 Part of cousin 14 00 lava 6 Most recent "to bur' 2 Reverberate provides financial op- 16 19 portuaity. Trust hunches, but 12 "One Flew 44 Fiber used 3 "Ay, every 2,1 Pindaric 1'81 avoid Wishful thinking. Over the in inch --" poem TAURUS ~:~ --'s Nest" cordage 4 Enos, to 24 Astern 11112o2' tlt tll 'Apr. 20 to May 20) 13 A Hebrew 46 Tom Seth Rural sound 24N 25 26 ~ 27 • 29 30 31 Too much introspection may name for 50 Prize 5 Slmulta. 26 Actors, be a way of copping out. Talks God 52 Concord neously dancers, etc. 32 with advisers plus positive 14 "-- of '54 Type of 6 Rich fabric 28 Deprive of life to efforts to enjoy lead beauty is ornamental 7 Decorate a natural 35 Stole Furters, renewed confidence. GEMINI a joy,.." decoration 8 Child character 38 39 (May 21 to Jane 20)H 15 Mark With 55 Reddish 9 Penetrating 30 King of ~ Frank About It • Friends and family don't blotches brown 10 Spanish Judah 42 ~ 46 47 48 49 mix now. Partners are sup- 16 Novelist 56 Answers dining hall 31 Astronaut '°11 portive. Act on intuition re a Urls impudently II Row landing 51 II~52 53 By Abigail Van Buren home project. You'll gain 17 Wide- 57 Actress 12 Neighbor device • 1919by Chicago Tribune.N.Y. News Synd. Inc. insights about a family mouthed Barrymore of Ore. &1 Years in a member. ' jug decade CANCER 19 Auricle Avg. solution time: 22 rain. 34 Watch (June 21 to July 22) ~ll~Z~t~ DEAlt ABIIY: While shopping in a supermarket recently, 20Portal SAM AMES HOLD pocket II" I observed an elderly, nice-looking, neatly dressed man Delays affect career 2ZNeitber's ~ 0 G-AT EDI E 39 White poplar CRVPTOquw 9-29 pushing a shopping cart in which there were a few items• progress, hut attend to the work at hand. Later social life partner I~®1~ 41 Hibernian Then I saw hint slip a package of frankfurters into his coat 42 Skin tumors NDJHM TYDYLYTD NAXQDEM T.YNTY- pocket! provides welcome antidote to 27 Repel 43 Continent I went over to him and quietly said, "I wouidn'tdo that ifI a full work day. OKO XHDJ AYDKLQYEE were you." He did not respond, so I repeated the statement. 29 Telephone 45 O.T. book He then took the frankfurters from his pocket and placed (July 23 to Aug. 22) part 47 Being Yesterday's Cryptoqalp -- SHOT HOT-ROD AT LAST them in his shopping cart, and said. "Thank you." Advice re a project com- 3ZF. Lee 48 Chrisbmas REACHED LOCAL SCRAP HEAP. Before leaving him, I said, "It wouldn't have been worth plicates the decision.maklng Bailey title carol Today's Cryptoqalp clue: H equals N it." process. Positive action 35 Haul 49 Explosive The Cryptequlp is a simple substitution cipher in which each When I told my family about this, I received mixed reac- brings career progress and ISIA_[M_LEUIML~G.I_E_•L tions. One said, "You should have reported him to the 36 Nevada city ING~VRllE~sT~;ID1N71 51 Certain rail letter used stands for another. H you think that X equals O, it financial gain. Sociability 37 School of ,,, structures management." helps too. will equal O throughout the puzzle. Single letters, short words, Another said, "Why try to play policeman? You should whales 9.29 53 Devotee and words using an apostrophe can give you clues to locating have looked the other way and minded your own business. (Aug. 23 to Sept. 22) 38 -- Claire Answer to yesterday's puzzle. (slang) vowels. Solution is accomplished by trial and error. The poor man probably went to bed hungry that night." Another said, "You took an awful chance. He could have You may he ambivalent about an intimate matter. Get pulled it knife on you!" One of my children thought I did the right thing, but sug- in touch With family at a By Stan Lee and John Romita gested I should have offered to give the man the money for distance, make travel plans, the AMAZING SPIDERMAN the frankfurters. Act on principles. UBRA WhaL do yllU ~ay, Abby? . .a.,'G~, 'x ,ilt~1,, 1 i~_ ANOTHER SENIOR CITIZEN (Sept. 23 to Oct. 22) Dwelling on the limitations DEAR ANOTHER: 1 think you raised a wise and compas- of others can only lead to . i sionate child. friction. Be protective of close ties. Secure credit for DEAR ABBY: I'm a 14-year-old girl Who's in love with a property improvement. 17-year-old guy. He doesn't love me, or even like me as a friend, but we kissed in his ear once before he found out how scored m,J~ old I was. (Oct. 23 to Nov. 21) We go to the same church and he sits behind me. Don't let distractions in- Sometimes I catch him looking at me. but when I look back terfere with work efficiency. he turns his head the other way. Talks With close ties produce He told his best friend that he would take me out if I were harmony and add to con- a little older. fidence. Take the initiative. I've tried every way I know to get him to ask me out, SAGITrARIUS }t#~ but nothing seems to work. I really love him, Abby, and (Nov. 22 to Dec. 21) want him to love me, too, Please help me. Those who are .willing to LOVESICK IN LOCKPORT bring work home with them will get the edge on com. DEAR LOVESICK: Your feelings are normal and natural petition. After a slow start, CATFISH By Roger Bollen and Gary Peterman for a 14-year-old. You wen't always he "too young" for him, you'll make progress. but if you~qn't quit,~g hi~, you might be too pushy for ,CAPRICORN ., 1~ him. Be P~Uent, hoiii!~.T.Timef~f.on ¥ott~,al4e...... : ...... (Dec, .~ to Jan. 19),,vo ,~ ...... : ...... '-~ ~ , ~ ,~%7.-..:;=.,.L".. ;: "....""~...:;:];..:~.-.. ~,~ ...... ~ TAK~--- ~R TO c0BA. •...... ~:," ~ .-~'~L-~': . ..".' ~:.'~<~~ ~ Family members demand DEAR ABBY: My best friend is getting married soon and I will be her maid of.honor. My parents are invited to the attention. Reassure them wedding• before setting off on your own. = : o, ,oV,,o My Aunt Ingrid and Uncle Hugo have also been invited to Romance should prove the wedding. The problem is, my parents and this aunt and special. uncle had a falling out a few years ago and aren't on speak- AQUARIUS ,~ ing terms. (Jan. 20 to Feb. 18) Should my mother mention to the 'bride's mother that she Delays or complications re would prefer not to bc seated at the same table with Aunt travel possible. The evening Ingrid and Uncle Hugo'? Should I say something to the favors entertaining at home. bride? Or should nothing be said at air? Friends are helpful career. PERPLEXED IN MINNESOTA wise. Accent harmony. o "~"~'~"'-~-~ " - ~ II # ~~°H/~/' PISCES X~ DEAR PERPLEXED: Nothing should be said. Weddings (Feb. 19 to Mar. 20) L-,," qli~<',,,,~<,~ ...... =-'------~__- -~ ,,-~q ;;'/AI~ A--~'tl~fF~"~ ...... ~-// = are a time for joy and merrymaking. All past grievances Concern about finances should be checked at the door, the guests should sit where dampens your morning the hostess has seated them, and try to behave in an adult outlook. Later, a talk with a and civilized manner. close tie lifts your spirits. Local visits are favored. the WIZARD OF ID By Brant Parker and Johnny Hart CONFIDENTIAL TO "WORRIED IN ROCKFORD, ILL": Don't worry about what to tell people. Your friends YOU BORN TODAY have won't ask, and your enemies won't believe you anyway. natural creative gifts and can succeed as a writer, painter, lecturer or teacher. Your I/ ~A~.e talent for oratory makes you an effectivespokesman for the causes you espouse.

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"For Safer Living. Fuel Ecopomy & Cleaner Air" ! • CHIMNEYS BOILERS e:AIR DUCTS FURNACES • eFIREPLACES PRO-VAC INDUSTRIES CANADA LTD. Services Division Specialists In power-vac cleaning 96 Starling Street., 635.5292 Kltlmat, B.C. V8C 1KS 632.2466

...... v,. RATES LOCAL ONLY: Effective COM MU NIt Y 391 20 words or less $2.00 per in. October h 19/1 ssrtion. Over 20 wOrds 5 cents SingleCopy 20c MARINE per word. By Carrier mth 3.00 SERVICES 3 or more consecutiveInsertions By Carrier year 33.00 SKEENA HEALTH UNIT Women's SEARS BABYSITTER required for Land for Sale. 157 acres, 1100 $1.50per insertlon. By Mail 3 ruth. I S.00 2-3215 Eby St. Night Out 12 ft aluminum boat 9.9 By Mail 6 mth. 25.00 SALES AGENCY two children near ThornhiU Marc. motor.Oars, gas tank sq ft 3 bedroom house, 30 foot REFUNDS: Ey Mall 1yr. 45.00 Terrace, B.C. Vivian Kraeling from Wholesale merchandise Primary School Phone 635- by 40 foot hip roof bern, 20 First insertion charged for Senior Citizen 1yr. 20.00 635-6307 Terrace Homemakers and life jackets. Ph 635.4596. whether run or not. Auction services 7984 after 0 p.m. (p4-30N) C10-30 N foot by 30 foot shop. Absolutely no refunds after ad British Commonwealth and CHILD HEALTH CON- discusses who can work for Ornamental Ironwork Numerous other buildings. has been set. United States ot America one FERENCES and receive this service. 3972 Doble Street Pre-School Supervisor 10 foot boat with cabin and 25 Approx. 30 acres cleared, year ~.00 Weekly at Eby St. Every wanted for Terrace Day CORRECTIONS: Thursday, Nov. 29 -- Phone 635.7824 lip eviorude motor and tilt some In grass, numerous Must be made before second BOX399, Tecrsce, B.C. Tues. h30.3:50 pm. Phone Women's Centre. 4711 10a.m. - 2p,m. Care. Call 638.1171, 635-2243 trailer. For more in- springs and ponds. Potential insertion. VSG 2M9 for appointment. Lazelle, 635-6145. (nc-29N) Closed Mondays CFTN- 1-11-79 formation Phone 638~4~. fish farm. 10 Miles from Allowance can be made for only Held at Thornhlll Elem., 4th ene incorrect ad. HOME DELIVERY (cm.12-10-79) I)5-3 Dec Terrace, all for $95,000. 1/2 BOX NUMBERS: Terrace & District "Tues. of every month from Dig into the Past downthe rest at 111/2 per cent 75 cents pickup. Thornhlll & District 1:30 . 3:30 pm. Phone for INSISTON The JULIE MARIE, 32 foot mortgage. Phone 636-1205. $1.75 malled. Phone 635.635/ On Friday, November 30 at appointment. Babysltters THE BEST motor sailer, insured value P-22,23,39,30N; 6,7D who bring children must 7:00 pm at the Kitimat CLASSIFIED DISPLAY: Kltlmat & District BACKHOE $35,000. Owner transferred, Rates avallable upon request. Phone 632.2747 have parents' wrlffen con- 57, Museuml Brian Seymour, Concrete septic teaks In for sacrifice sale $25,000 or will sent for Immunization. stock. Get relief with a NATIONAL CLASSIFIED The Herald reserves the right Provincial Archaeologtst, HIRE consider real estate as part AUTOMOBILES ADULT IMMUNIZATION on concrete Investment. RATE: to classify ads underappropriate will present a slide show Phone of full payment. Contact 22 cents per aqate line. headings and to set rates CLINICS the happenings in his xpeelal 6354454 Brian Oltmann, 1425 Pigott For Sale-One 1970 396 Nova Minimum ch,,rge $5.00 per in- therefore and to determine page Every Mon. and Wed. from field in British Columbia and sertion. I~atlon. our Schmitty's Excavating 635-6757 Place, Prince Rupert. 624- SS. Priced to Sell 635-5572.To - 4:10 pm. By appolntment in area. 635-3929 (ctfn-2.10.79) 4960. view 4724 Lnen. LEGAL • POLITICAL and The Herald reserves the right only. to revlso, edit, classify or relect NC -30 N (am.1.10-79) P10-6 Dec P3.30 N TRANSIENT ADVERTISING: PRE.NATAL CLASSES 53.60 per column inch. any advertisement and to refaln ARE YOUR CEILINGS any answers directed to the Held throughout the year for l~an House Society COLLIER EXCAVATING Herald Box Rap y Service,and to GETTING DINGY 43. R00M~; New Car Too Expenldve BUSINESS PERSONALS: expectant parents. Phone A near-new 1977 Dodge $4.00 per line per month. repay the customer the sum oald General Meeting on Wed. LOOKING? If they are, have On a 4 month basis only. for the advertisement and box Health Unit for details anc~ Backhoe Work FOR RENT Aspen station wagon, ooly rental. nesday, December 5, 1979 at them professionally registration. resprayed. Call Earl at 635. 13,5000 miles, 22,000 ~ 318- DEADLINE Box replies on "Hold" In- PRE-NATAL BREATHING 7:30 p,m. in the Terrace Phone 635-5340 affer 6p.m. For Rent: Bachelor rooms In V-0 PSPB Plus many structions not picked Up within 10 (am-1-10.79) 2/76. (c40-12D) mobile motel complex N DISPLAY: and RELAXATION Mental Health Boardroom, orlginal optloas. 14,000 OBO. days of expiry of an ad. 4554 Lazelle Ave. Everyone Kalum trailer Court. Frldge 4:00 p.m. 2 days prior to vertlsement will be destroyed EXERCISES HARLEY'S PAINTING Phone 635-9S46 publication day. Welcome in each room, community unless mailing instructions are Held every Mon. afternoon 1 & DECORATING P3.30 N recelvecl. Those answering Box NC -4 D kitchen, laundry facilities. 50 CLASSIFIED: -2 pm. Drywall, stucco, tile, Numbers are requested not to week single 37.50 week I1:00 e.m. on day previousto day send originals of documents to HOME NURSING CARE linoleum. Free estimates. 1966 Beaumont hard top, of publicationMonday to Friday. double 635-9473 avoid loss. Nursing care In the home for Terrace Art Association Telephone secretary for P-T Phone excellent body and motor ALL CLASSIFIED gASH WITH All clalms of errors in ad. those who need It, on referral employment. Must be willing C20 -19 Dec condition. Phone 635-2979 ORDER othlr th4n vertlssments must be received Terrace Art Asseciatlon is 638-1095 BUSINESSES WITH AN by tho publisher within 30 days from their family doctor. to work shifts, have a good after 6 p.m. after the first pubflcatlon. sponsoring a Pre-Christmas voice and pleasant telephone 47. HOMES ~::" ~" ESTABLISHED ACCOUNT. Terrace area only. 1972 VW Statlonwagon 2 It Is agreed by the advertlso~ PRE-SCHOOL SCREENING Arts and Crafts Sale in the. manner. requesting space that the Skeeas Mall Nov. 30 and Phone 638-8195 for interview FOR RENL door, A.1 ,running condition, Service chlrll Ot SS,00 en sn liability of the Herald in the CLINICS body In exc. shape, great fuel Cffn £8-11.79 For Rent on Que~r,.:',va-y 3 N.S.F. gh|quss. event of fallure to publlsh an 18 months: at Child Health Dec.1. For Sale-Heavy Duty lngila economy. advertlsement or In the event of Conferences. 6 yrs. once to NC -30 N elotbos dryer, vent kit and bedroom duplex. Relerences WEDDING DESCRIPTIONS: an error appearing in the ad. Wanted 2 experienced needed, contact Mrs. Call 635-2859 or 635.3760 No char0e provided news sub. verttsement as published shall twice monthly. 4V2 . 5 yrs. Saturday December 9, 19"/9 wiring materials included. C7.30N mltted within One month. ~.00 be limited to the amount paid by (pre.klndergarten): Spring foreman and one euperin. Like new $325.00 Kaysser at 4243 -6Mark Rd. production charge for weeding the advertiser for only one In. blitz. Developmental, vision, tendent for major out of town P4-29N and.or engagement pictures. correct Insertion for the portion Chrlatmas is coming Call 638.1401 after 5 p.m. For Salb~69 Chevelle. Gloss News of weddings (wrlte.upa) hearing screening done. water and sewer project. weekdays or weekends, of the advertising spaceoccupied Approx. 6 months work, for Btk with 'white scoop, good received one month or more by the Incorrect or omitted item Please phone for ap- P3.30N year tires on CDN rims. New after event $10.00charge, with or only, and that there shall be no Make your gifts at Ceramic interview call 635-9277 without picture. Sub ect to liability to any event greeter pointment. Classes. New registration to between 9 a,m. and 5 p.m. clutch and pressure plate, I1 condensat (m, Payabe In ad- than the amount peld for such 33. FOR SALE to 1 pistons. 12 bolt rear end. vance. start Nov. 26 1979, For C3-30Nov 2 Br. Apt. for rent, available advertlslno. many more hlgh per beginners and all ceramists MISC, " Dec. 1st. Call 635-5820 CLASSIFIED Advertisements must comply VD CLINIC at: Mills Memorial Hospital formance extras. Must sell ANNOUNCEMENTS: wlth the British Columbl8 Phone for appolntment. 1970 International" PU C2 -30 N Human Rlghts Act whlch The Hobby Hut requires a BookkeepEr-- Ph 638.1427 or 635.5600 Births 5.50 Treatment avallable. $500.00. 2-100 Ib propane Engagements S.S0 prohlbits any advertising thgt 4444 Lakelse Ave., Office Supervisor, A C10.30 N Merria0es 5,50 discriminates against any SANITATION Terrace, B,C. challenging poslUon for the tanks. $50.00 each. One Deaths 5.50 person because of his race, propane stove.$50.OO. One reUglon, sex, color, nationality, Publlc health Inspectors can 635-9393 'individual with 3-4 years of Funerals 5,50 commercial size range hood Cardsof Thanks S.SO ancestry or place or origin, or assist with sanitation NC-30N roven experience in Memorial Notices 5.50 because his age II between 44 problems, such as food ~ookkeeping 'and office $100.00. Phone 635-2568 For Sale by builder. Your and 65 years,unless the condition polsonlngs and complaints, CTFN-20.11.79 PHONE 635-6357 Is Justified by a bona flde Franglo Fun Club procedures. Irdtistive and choice of six homes. Prices 19'/2 Dodge 3/4 ton PU V.6 C ass f ed~lvert~10gDeptt ,,-,, %e~ulr.en~mt for the work In. sewage disposal, private Dance Dec. 8 the ability to supervise staff reduced For more In- automatic, PSPB, with 1978 water supplies and S PM-NOWElks Hall is essential. Apply with For Sale: One concrete formation pls call <,collect .Chev canopy, only &~,00~ nuisances. Tickets available at Fran- resume to Personnel power trowel with extra days-562-4114, evenlnqs.r,~?-miles; Asking $2,000.0e. SPEECH and HEARING sine JewellerE-Gemma Director, Mills Memorial blades $700.00, one tamping 3697. ' Phone 635-5346 CLINIC Boutique Sight and Sound- Hospital, 4720 Haugland machine $500.00, one con- CTFN-25 Oct 79 PS Dec 4 (Held at 4612 Grelg Ave. Tel., pro-Tech electronic Ave., Terrace, B..C VSG 2W7 crete vibrator $300.00, one 638-1155). The audiologist NC-30 N A5-30 N H.D. const wheelbarrow For Sale or rental pu: c! ,:,~. 1977 Ford F-100 Custom. will do hearing tests on $30.00, one 10 cu. ft. capacity 947 square foot home at 4735 Standard 302 with canopy. INCHES AWAY CLUB Do you feel you have a referral by family doctor or School Reunion Offers Invited for clear cement mixer $475.00, 400 McConnell Avenue, 2 A~king $4,700. Phone 635. Meet every Tuesday night at drinking problem? There Is community health nurse. cuffing an eight (0) acre wedges for concrete forms bedrooms,fireplace, garage, 9680. (c5-3D) 8 in the Skeena Health Unit. help Speech pathologist Prince George Jr. Sr. High stand of L. Pine and birch. $25.00, one two ton chain new carpeting; Priced In the For more Into phone 635.3747 therapist will carry out School for students and To be followed by grubbing hoist $125.00, one sixteen ton mid 40's. Phone Russ Roper 1979 Ford F-150 Explorer, or 635.3023 Available I speech assessments and teachers attending in the and clearing for/cultivation. hydraulic jack $25.00, one collect 562.4114 days or 562- like new-must sell, only 7,000 Phone 635.4646 therapy. years 1945-19551 Merchantable trees to new main breaker fuse panel 3697 evenings or weekends. kin. Phone 635-2198 after 6 OVEREATERS p.m. ANONYMOUS 635-9052 LONG TERM CARE contractor, balance to be $75.00, one 100 AMP main CTFN 21.11-79 638-1514 At 205-4621 Lazelle Ave. Tel. breaker box $40.00 and more. C540N meets Wednesday at 8 p.m. Date: June 14, 1980 docked on the property. 35 ii AlcohollcS Anonymous 635.9196. Place: Royal Canadian miles east of Terrace on Phone 635-3566 at St. Matthew's Anglican 1975 3/4 Ton Dodge Club Cab, Church basement. Phone Meetings: Assessment and planning for Legion, Highway 16. D Harvard, CI0 -6 Dec. Mon.0:30pm United Church. P.S.P.B. Auto Trans. Travel 635.4427 after 6:30 p.m. those eligible for Long Term 1335 7th Ave., P.O. Box 2458, Smlthers B.C. 1967 Chev ~ Ton 6 cylinder |Brand new home-ll~ sq ft,| Mort. 8 p;m.-Atsnon.Skeena Care. Tank, CB and Camperette. Prince George, B.C. 847-2993 Auto transmission. Good Iframed and closed In. FullJ Asking ~,000 Health Unit. P20.11 Dec. Blrlhright Office COMMUNITY Time: 6:30 p.m., Dinner 7:30 running condition. Phone Jbasemenl, lot size 80X160.J Phone 638-1390 Pregnant? In need of sup- Thurs. or Sat. 8:30 p.m. Mills I Phone 635-7878 | Memorial Hospital. VOCATIONAL p.m. NEEDED IMMEDIATELY 635-5759. P5-30 N port? Call Birthright 635. REHABILITATION Price: $12.00 per person. P2-29N I cl°Dec I 1976 Sierra 4 wheel drive. 13907 Nbr. 3-4621 Lekelse. Ladies Slim Line Club meets • II • SERVICES FIRST COME, FIRST Avon representatives to For Sale-30 gallon gas water Good Cond. Lots of Extras. Monday evening. 6:30 p.m. - work In the following areas. AID TO HANDICAPPED heater 150.00; 58000 BTU oil Low mileage. Must sell Ph. Office Hours: Tues, 11 a.m. - United Church basement, SERVEI Get tickets hOWl I) Copperslde Estates At 205-4621 Lezelle Ave. Tel. apace heater $50.00 ; 200 638-1605. 8 p.m., Wed. 9:30 a.m.. 5 Kltlmat. Contact: ClydsSmaM]et, 120 2) Muller, Valleyvlew area p.m., Thurs. 11 a.m.-9 p.m., 635-9196. ,~tkenCres.,PrinceGeorge, 3) Sparks, Munthe and gallon fuel tank ~ full of CFTN 6.11-79 Assessment and guldance stove oil $100.00. 635.5635 Frl. 1 p.m.- 10 p.m. or Call Womee's A.A. Meelln0s • B.C. VgL 4NI (604) 564-6852: Westvlew area. 635.3164 or 635-$136 anytime. for vocational and soctal after 5:00 p.m.) P3-3 Dec Want 1o rent by Jan. 1, 1980 59. MOBILE , every Tuesday night at 7: 30. rehabllltatlon done by s. Jean May (604)564-7724 lransfertng working couple, 4711 Lazelle Ave. 635-5145. Mrs. Ruth Flynn- (604) 554- Pls call Norma at 635.7496 SKEENACENTRE consultant. one child, f~o pets. Require 2 HOMES T/31 or 3 bed;oGre house or WANTED DONATIONS Weight Watchers meeting 1972 Norwestern Mobile ONCE MORE WE OPEN Self appointed eommittea of Buy or Sell Marlelle fashion lrailer. References if The Three Rivers Workshop held every Tuesday at 7 p.m. threel end gold JewellEry. Home 12X56, 2 Br with 10X12 OUR DOORS TOTHE For Sale: Firewood by the required. Phone 635-4533 or for the Handicapped are In the Knox United Church NC-30N Managers and sales persons finished addition, completely SENIORS OF THE cord. Phone 635-2670. Nelson B.C. collect 352.9195 looking for donations of eny Hall, 4907 Lazelle Avenue. needed In this area. For your furnished Including fridge, COMMUNITY. P2.26,29N A15-12 Dec. old, broken or used ploces of Saturday December 8, 1970 free catalogue please phone stove, washer, dryer, Must furniture, also any dlscarded Lazelle Preschool at Skeena Mall B Bazaar ~8.0392evenlngsorwrlteto: be moved. Phone 635-5539 We offer Want to rent by Jan 1, 1980 wood products we could use 4907 Lazelle Ave. with arts and crafts and Marlelle Nbr49-4625Graham CTFN.21-11-79 COFFEE Terrace, B.C. tranefering working couple, for recycling or renovating. baked goods. Sponsored by Avenue, Terrace, B.C. If 1973 Bendix 2 br. mobile CONVE RSATION Call us at 635.2238 between There are a few spaces one child, no pets, Require 2 & the Terrace-Thornhill Band Interested In Ioernlng how to or 3 bedroom house of home. All appliances plus 0e.m. and 3 p.m. We will try available for children ages 3- obtain free Jewelry or selling 410 John Deere Backhoe for CRAFTS Parent Asaoclation. dishwasher. Partially fur- to make arrangements for 5 in this progressive daily please advise. Hre. Phone 635.4081. (cm-5- trailer. References if In a friendly requirEd. Phone 635-4533 or nlahed. 835-3492 or 835-6420 pickup. nursery school. Special help 1 10-79) Drop-In Centre available for children with NOTICES cp..~. %e Nelson B.C. collect 352.9195 after B p.m. (c~PSD) atmosphere MI LLS MEMORIAL mild developmental delays, ca5 =12 Dec DAILY HERALD For Sale 1978 14X70" High- THRIFT SHOP e.g., poor co.ordlnallon, needs wood Mobile Home. Set up We supply Mills Memorial Hospital delayed speech develop- To Whom It May CARRIERS 3 Br. house or trailer. and skirted with 8X12 ad- MATERIALS Auxiliary would appreciate meat, etc.. not requiring Concern in the following areas: Reference available. Phone dltlon. INSTRUCTION any donations of 0gad, clean medical referral. For fur- For Sale: Registered 635-7560, & On December 3, lg70, English Springer Spaniel 635.3611 clothing, any household ther information, phone the Thornhill P2 -29 N TRANSPORTATION Monday evening, in cou- puppies. Price $150. Ready Items, toys etc. for their Supervisor, Nelly Olsen, at :ottonwood St., Empire as well as an area for Junction with the Skec~a for Christmas. Phone Thrift Shop. For pickup 635.7918. St., Paquefle Ave., Kofoed. Business family with pets 66. RECREATIONAL relaxation. For more In- service phone 635.5320 or 635. Valley Fair Assodetion in Quesnel 747-1169. (c15-17D) 1 DesJardlnes, Kofoed - require 3 Br home. Phone formation about these and Terrace, Mr. Bruce Wlshey VEHICLES 5233, or leave donations at Sharpies, River Dr., 635-4688 other activities, please COMING EVENTS of the B.C, Ministry of the Thrift Shop on Lazelle Burgess • Laurler Ave., C10-4 Dec , Must sell Immediately. phone 635-2265 and ask for Agriculture will be putting 38. WANTED MISC. Avenue on Saturdays bet- Thornhlll St., Pine St., 1977 31 Foot Wilderness Skeena Centre. See you there Terrace Thornhill Band ona workshop on VEgetablE wean 11 a.m. and 3 p.m. Muller St., Newell, Golf Travel Trailer. Asking any time between e am and Thenk You. Parent Association are Production: Course. $8,500.00. View at Reel Inn 3:30 pm Monday thru holding the following func- Growing transplantE, direct CASH seeding, fertilizer programs, Will pay Instant cash for Motel Highway 16 West. Lest Friday. TERRACE lion Saturday Dec, 1 at 7:30 trailer on left. ,m. Dinner Dance at weed and insect control, Terrace BCRIC shares. Ph 635.4226. ,WOMEN'S harvesting, storage, Highway 16 W., Willow For Rent: 900 sq ft. on Kltlmat A.A. Construction eena School, Tickets on C20-11 N Priced for fast Sale 11 foot CENTRE economics and marketing Creek Rd., 4900 Block second floor. Air con. Group In Kttlmat: telephone sale at Sight and Sound. Vanguard camper, call 638- •a supaort service options. Ager, 4700 Block Agar, dltloned. Located at 4623 632.3713. for women. NC-30N Wanted 1o Buy.Batteries Lakelse Avenue. Ph 635.2552. The workshop will be held at Galr, Tweedle, Lloyd, 1/49 after 4 p,m. MEETINGS: 4711 Lazells Ave. from old car and truck and NC 29,80 N International Order of Jobs Thornhili Elementary School Green, 4500 Block Grelg. cat. Top price paid. Will pick Monday- Step N~etlngs 8:38 behind TIIIIcum Theatre library at 8 P.M. ~hlrp. CTFN 2-11-79 p.m. Lutheran Church. Daughters Nbr, 63 will be up. Ph 635-4735. MUST SELL IM. 1535-5145 For further information, call If you are Interested In one Wednesdays Closed selling Uckete for a car raffle 1:'20.30 Nov 'MEDIATELY: 1977 31 ft. Drop In: 10 a.m, - 6 p,m. Mary WalbauEr.635-5615 or of these routes please Valu.~ble commerciel lot In Meetings 8:30 p.m. United Mon.. Thurs. 10 e,m. - 4 p.m. in the Skeena Mall Friday Wilderness travel trailer. David Erickson-635-3423 )hone: Terrace. For sale or build to Church. evenleg Dec. 14 End all day Asking $8,500. View at Reel Friday. We offer a com. C&I Dec 635-63S7 WANTED: owners requirements. For Fridays • Open Meetln0s fortable relaxed at- Saturday Dec. 15 Inn Motel, Highway 16 W. between 9 am and 5 pm. Into pls ph. Russ Roper 562. 8:30 p.m. Skeena Health NC -12Dec Last trailer on left. (ctfn-2- mosphere to meet and shBre Used or left.over siding 4114 Collect. Unit, Kltlmaf General Ideas. Children are welcome. Kltlmet material (chlpboard etc,) for CFTN-2-11-79 Hospital. Hard Times Dance EVENING PROGRAMS: Sponsored by the N.D,P. of fukon St., Quail • Sterling use on barn. Roofing N-Anon Meetings. Tuesday 7:30 pm Tuesdays • Women's B.C. will be held December PDQ Streets, Oriole Osprey material also. In good .8 p.m. United Church. A.A. 1st Wednesday of month condition only, 1, 1979. 7,.00 cocktails, 8:00 Carpet & Flooring Streets. For your Xmas Shopping . Status of Women. 2nd dinner, please bring your Phone after 6 635-4698 Rape Relief visit jonneffe's Ceramic. In . Wednesday - single parents favorite dish, 9',00.1:00 Installation If Interested -- phone Kelth Abortion Counselling New Remo-Nelson Rd. (led by a single father. 3rd dancing. Music by 'Force.' at: Wanted to Buy: rUsed fur- Lot on Kerby St. in Thornhili. & Crisis Line for Wednesday Men and Candles and Barble Doll You supply -- we install 632-2747 niture such as couch, chair, Write D. Parmenter. Women Piace-Thornhlil Community Clothes and Ceramics, Women's Rap. Thursdays • Hall, Tickets phone 635.6304 6311-1691 )nc-clfn) table & chairs. Phone 635- Box 754, Terrace. 63843111 Women's Night Out. P2 29, 30 N 63S-7595 NC -30 N (am-1-10-79) I 5417. (ct fn.i1.10-79) P20-30 N The Herald, Thursday, November 29, 1979 Page II

HELP WANTED SECOND STEWARD Royal Canadian Legion (Branch 13) DIVORCE Terrace SI00 and filing fees DUTIES - Operation of bar. We prepare your divorce Miring and serving alcoholic beverages. Staff papers over the phone:.fast. supervision. Stock control. Bookkeeping an For more Information call asset. MUST BE 19 YEARS OF AGE OR THE LAW SHOPPE of JACK OLDER. D. JAMES, M.B.A. LI.B Hours flexible. TOLL F R E E 112-800-663-3035 NOTICE OF SALE Closing date for resume - December 7, 1979. (In Vancouver area call 687- 2442), Chargex end Offers in a SEALED Resume to MR. R. BENNETT Mastercharoe welcomed. ENVELOPE clearly 4425 Legion Ave. . Atfn 20-9.79 marked SEALED TEN. Terrace, B.C. DER NBR 4150-I9-048 will V8G 1N7 received until no~, 17 FREE k TENDERS December, 1979 by ! Mr. P.W. Dawson,' Manager- TERRACEHOTEL GIFT CEBIFICATES Purchases ana MateHais, For these Items (~ FtoYmcec4 Ministryol Canadian National Bdt~hCokJmbla Foeests , hoar tooth , hoar claws Railways, 20th Floor, , wolf tooth , beaver tooth NADIGAN EQUIPMENTLTD...... i 10O04-104th Avenue, Ed- STAND monton, Alberta, T~ OK2, * I00SI or door altllrs (slngleorpalr) requires TENDING for the purehase i and CONTRACTS removal from Railway Available at the front desk of the Sealed tenders for the property of the following following stand tending located In.Terrace, B.C.: TERRACEHOTEL contract(s) will be received He MECHANICS by the Regional Manager, 1979 Ford F-600 C-W Power Mlnlstry of Forests, Prince' - Must have T.Q. or ~uivalent Rupert, B.C. on the dates ~la~o. F61CVFAI~67 NO IT/OPEN shown below. Unit No. ' " NORTHWEST .PIPE Union rates, medical and dental plan, Contract. ST 1031-10-17 JS 2029-79 . AND EQUIPMENT LTD. located Treston Nbr 3 ranger district Terrace~ B.C... Terms of sale will be for PIPE.P|[email protected]. PuMPS. ALEX'S BODY SHOP Apply: W,R, Ross Number of hectares 20.4, "as is, where is." Suc- HOSES. NUTSANDBOLTS FENCING viewing date December 41h eessful bidder will be WATER SOP TENERS ANDMORE in the old McEwan's Shop 4926 leith Ave. 197% leaving Ranger Station required to make payment! 636-7131 Terrace, B.O. at 9:00 a.m. in full immediately upon' (Across from the SkoooaHotel) NOTE: Vlewlng of the stand notification of offer and: 5239 leith Avenue - Nedr " C Hydro tendlng slte prlor to sub- prior to removal. •Unit to be mlfllng a lender for thls removed within five• (5) 635-7158 4513 Grelg 635-2326 contract Is mandatory. days of conaummaUon of Deadllne for recelpt of sale. tenders Is 1:30 p.m. MADIGAN EQUIPNENTLTO, December 13th 1979. For appointment to view, NO W OPEN Tenders must be submlfled contact J. Basaraba or C. in the NORTHERN LIGHT requires on the form and In the en- Cote, telephone ~5~0, Stained Glass velopes supplied which, with Terrace, B.C. i All West Centre particulars;, may be obtained from the Forest Ranger(s) Bid deposits are inot oRepairs ,,~~_~ Indlcated, or from the required. Hiaheat or, any PARTSHAN offer not neeonsarBy: ac- HIGH COUNTRY oSupplies /:~~7, Regional Manager, Ministry - with counter experience of Forests, Prlnce Rupert, cepted. Bidder's name, i Crafts & Gifts oCustom orders L~_.:~, B.C postal address :and wages based on experience telephone number must be medical and dental plan• The lowest or any tender will OPEN - Man. toSat. 9 am - 9 pm not necessarily be accepted. clearly printed on offer 4511.F Kelth Ave. 638-1646 4820 Halliwell Ave. 838-1403 "This call for tender Is under submitted. the terms of the Canada I Apply:: W.R. Ross British Cdurnbla intensive P.W. DAWSON Forest Management Manager-Purchases and "ARE YOU READY FOR SWIFTy THRUWA Y 4926 leith Ave. Agreement." Materials MUFFLERS oaH:laL X.,r,,..B.0. Ag.3D A1-28 Dee THE COLD WEATHER? Winter Months Nov. - Feb. ,1 "WE*CLEAN" 8:30 a.m. - 5:O0 p.m CHIMNEYS -- FURNACES -- FIREPLACES BOILERS RESIDENTIAL or COMMERCIAL COMPLETE FORCED AIR HEATING SYSTEMS Closed Sunday & Monday 638-1991 3010K Kalum Street We offer the most efficient way of cleaning your entire heating system by using a PRO-VAC Residential. Commercial and Industrial Mobile Power Vacuum Unit. Alto Introducing the new method of utilizing r, '(I ! . 'comprised-air'for positive "leSion. = ...... i ,I . ...S:mTnm..0 ...... wWI ,;~n vii)t, .v't~Ot "Our service gives positive end efficient results" Call the PRO.VAC people today and see for yourself. :~. Jlostmtions, Hop Chests NEED • ~0ustom Nndo Furnuluro,Ilohnnshm -~-".,, :~ .... Phone: Pro.Vac Industries General BunldunlCootractnn[ Terrace 635"5292 Can. Ltd. Services Division Kltlmat632"2466 Kltlmat-Terrace, B.C. 2510 S. Kalum 636-6586 Terrace EXTRA I

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Page 12, The Ilerald, Thursday, November 29, 1979 AN NHL FIRST II.l{l{~t I.-klll~l~l Smith scores, but loses By NEIL STEVENS 12 wins, six ties and 60 lusses wluless in I0 games and yet ' Quebec. The Penguins The Canadlan Press that first year. to winunder new coach Gary scored four first-perlod New York Islanders' Billy But it's been a steady Green since he took corn- goals, including two by Smith became the first progression up the league mand Nov. 14. McAdam and one each by daily herald goaltender in National ladder since the team's Oilers4 Black Hawks 2 Bob Stewart and Rick Hockey League history to be struggling years. Last Right winger Dave Kehce.Tom Bladon made it credited with a goal but he season, the Islanders won 51 Lumley's 10-footer six 5-0 before Quebec got goals SPORTS would have much rather games and finished with minutes intothethirdporied from Pierre Lacrdx and seen the Islanders take two more points than any other eluded Tony Esposito and RobbieFtorak, points Wednesday night. team in the NHL. proved the winner far Ed- NorthStars 4 Rangers 4 Smith's name goes into the This season, however, the monton.Pat Price, Risto Sit- Kris Manery tipped Glen record books but the points Islanders have six wins, four mpen and Blair MacDonald Sharptey's floating 45-foot go to the lowly Colorado ties and 10 losses after one- also scored for the Oilers, shot over the left shoulder of Hawks fiy'-y T'men Rockies, who defeated the quarter of the schedule. At whewontheirfourthgameln rookie goaltender Steve struggling Islanders 7-4. this point last. year, they 22 starts after trailing 2.1 Bakerwlth2:49remalningt0 By DON SCHAFFER Greg Kiryliuk and Brad The Timbermen began to in. At 13:30, Mark Schooley Early in the third period, were 13-3-3. entering the final period, give Minnesota the tie bi llerald Staff Writer McDonald mixed it up at h,~kvery fiat as the second won the draw, got the puek to when the Rockies pulled Ran Delorme led the 1'amLysiak and Bob Murray New York. The goal came The Kitimat Winterhawks 9:41, and while they were period ran down, untilLance Kevin Trsch who shot it goalie Bill McKanzie for a Rockies Wednesday night scoredfor the visitors. 4:45 after defenceman Ran took advantage of almost all still sitting out their five Leg.uffe and Dan Fournier across the net. John Rich sixth attacker and the with two goals, with Trevor Penguins 7 Nordlques 2 Greschner had put the of their scoring opportunities minutes, Kitimat took a two got into a fight with 2:30 left was in the perfect spot to tip Islanders skating short- Johansen, Rene Robert, Gary McAdam scored. Rangers ahead with a short- while the Terrace Tim- goal lead when Randy in lheperiod, it behind Lamming, whichhe handed on a delayed penalty, Lucien DeBlois, Randy threagaslsandGregMalone handed goal. The Rangers bermen were continually Schooiey set up Magei Legouffe'spenalty seemed did, making the score 5-2. ' Colorado's Rob Ramage sent Pierce and Wilf Patement tied a club record with six had taken a 3-0 lead oa goals unable to do the same in the Fournier for the 3-I goal. to pick the Timbermen up, Aminuteandahalflaterit an errant pass sailing the adding one each. Denis assists as Pittsburgh heat 8:16apart in the first period Winterhawks 7-2 win in the Sehooley lugged the puck in and they put on heavy was 6-2 when Ran Egan's length of the ice into his Terrace arena Wednesday ever the Terrace blueline pressure until the end of the shot went off Lamming's team's vacant Pet. DavidPotvin, Langevin LorneHenningand also scored Teachers City night. and was flattened by Greg period but couldn't put the glove into the net, Mark Smith was credited with for the Islanders. Kitimat led 3-1 after the Paulson, but still managed to puck in the Kitimat net. Schooleyfinished the scoring the goal because he was the Potvln was ejected with 10 first period and 4-I after the last Islander to touch the get the puck to Fournier, Goalie Roy Garb made withl:451eft as he benged in minutes remaining in the second, but the play was who beat Lamming to the several good stops, but was a rebound from e puck, having blocked a shot final period for being the Centre winners closer than lhose scores in glove side. fortunate on a couple of Vlahadamis shot. before Ramage's pass. third man in a fight between the first two periods. Dino Vlahadamis debated occasionsas the Timbermen The Timbermen couldn't "All you could do was just New York's Bob Bourne and The Teachers beat In- In the other game, Chris The TimLermen missed acrosscheckingpenalty a bit missed the net twice with make it back into the game laugh," said Colorado coach Colorado's Dean Turner. dustrial '72-69 and City Fox got 28 points and Harold several open nets, couldn't too long with referee Wayne Garb .ut of position and as they have done in Don Cherry. "It was great Elsewhere, Toronto Maple Centre whipped Kitamaat l~rtel 18 for City Centre. get shots away and passed Braid and took an extra two passed the puck away previous home games. for the crowd but it's hard on Leafs defeated Washington Village 86-60 in Kitimat Wes Nyce contributed 16 and the puck away several times for unsportsman-like con- several times. Kitimat forechecked well the coach's old ticker." Capitals 4-2, Edmonton Men's Basketball League Albert RobInson 14 for the in the first forty minutes, duct at 19:04, but the Tim- They carried their and applied pressure The goal was first credited Oilers downed Chicago action Wednesday night. Villagepeople. and couldn't get back in the bermea were unable to put m,~mentumover in the third throughout the game, and to New York defenceman Black Hawks 4-2, Pittsburgh Teachers' Tony McCrory Next basketball action will game in the last twenty. the powerplay to good use, period unlil the halfway although they pulled away Dave Lewis but the officials Penguins beat Quebec soored22and Terry Conway be tonight at the Skeena Mike Delisser go~. Kitimat gave it to Smith after they Nordiquee 7-2, Vancouver scored 14 in the game, Junior Secondary School getting only one good chance mark when Brad Riley, who mostly in the last half of the viewed the videotape of the a I-0 lead on a goal-mouth in the four minutes, played aggressively third period, they were full Canucks defeated Winnipeg played at Riverlodge. In- gym, when the Skeena Hotel scramble at 5:25 of the first Terrace failed to clear the throughout the game, took a marks for the victory. play following the game. Jete 4-2 and Minnesota North dustrial got 22 from Medric Orphans play All Seasons period. Gord Kirichenkotied puck out of their end and nice pass from Grant Casper Next PNWHL action is They ruled that Smith was Stars tied New York Robinsonand 18 from Wayne and Ev's Clippers play Kluss the game for the Timbermen gaveupthe4-1goalat6:17of ondgotashotawaythatbeat tonight as the Granisle the last Islanders player to Rangers 44. Smith in a losing cause, and Sons. on another scrambly goal the second period, as Steve Garb while carrying a Lakers travel to Houston to touch the puck, making a Colorado's win was its first less than a minute later, and save, before Rampage's ever against the Islanders. Kerbrat and Derek Degoeij Kilimat defender on his meet the Luckies. Both the errant pass. then at 7:47 the Winterhawks combined to put Mark back. Timbermen and the Win- Previously, New York had took a lead they wouldn't Sehooley alone by the side of After that though,it was all terhawks are on the road this Smith's goal ended a won 13 games and tied two. Travel-Save lose. Delisser beat Gerry the Terrace net. Schooley Kitimat. The Winterhawks weekend, Terrace in goalless drought for The win allowed the Lamming high to the stick made no mistakeon the play, had a goal taken away at Smithers and Granisle, and gaaltenders that stretched Rockies to discard the In association with CP Air side from right in front of the rappingintheshotlowandin ll:19when Braid ruled that Kitimat in Granisle and through some 62 years -- notoriety of having gained requires marketing representatives to promote Timbermen's net. the corner. McDonald kicked the puck Burns Lake. 17,268 games including the fewest points of any club eight areas in B.C. playoffs. in the league. Colorado now "This is a highlight, but it has 13 points on five wins, was so badly damaged by the three ties and 13 losses -- No competition with unique program. way we played," Smith said. that's one point more then Tremendous return for consultants effort. Sutcliffe top NL rookie "It's nice for me, but we Washington. NEW YORK (AP) -- RIck The Baseball Writers' don't know who I im. had a lot of name pitchers played so bed as a team I Leafs 4 Capitals 2 For gppointment call: Sutclfffe, a r~k-solid starter Associationof America gave pressed." down in spring training. But, didn't even have a drink to on a troubled Los Angeles Walt McKechnie assisted Jim Thomson Sutcllffe 20 out of a possible The writers, though, were fortunately for me, there celebrate." on four goals and /.,army 669-1432 Dodger pitchhg staff, was 24 votes, while Leonard obviously impressed with were a lot of sore arms. I had named today as the National Smith has been with the McDonald scored two to lead Or send resume to: received three and Thomp- Sutcliffe's energetic per- to beat out Pete Broberg for club since it entered the NHL Toronto to its third win on Travel Save B.C. League's rookie of the year son one. formance after inauspicious the eighth spot on the staff." for the 1672-73 season. The for 1979, "I still don't believe I won the road in four days. Paul 3rd floor beginnings. Sutcliffe is the eighth blue, white and orange Gardner and Ran Ellis also 800 West Pender Sutcliffe, who led the it," said an incredulous but "It didn't even look like I Dodger to win the award-- a jerseys of the Islanders did Dodger staff in victories with happy Sutcllffe, who had a scored for the Leafs. Tom Vancouver would make the club," major league record-- since not exactly cause opponents Rowe and Guy Cherron re- V6C 2VB 17 after starting spring 17-10 record and a 3.46 Sutcllffe said. "The Dodgers it was started by the BBWA to tremble -- the record was training with little hope of earned-run average in the plied for Washington, making the baseball team, 242 innings he pitched. "I was an easy winner over didn't think that pitchers had outfielders Jeff Leonard of as good a chance as the Houston Astros and Scot everyday player because Thompson of Chicago Cubs. they don't get the exposure, I Second string Hip HipHooray! ' is first-rate Dec. 5 and Dec. 12 tickets The way Atlanta Hawks' Hawkscoming off the bench. second team is playing these The suddenly.revitslised eligible for days, coach Hubie Brown Hawks improved their might consider making it his Central Division.leading first, record to 15-10 with the NOV. 28, 1979 Dec.12 BONUS PRIZES. "Our second unit, just like victory. last night, brought us back Elsewhere in the NBA, with an outstanding Philadelphia '76era defeated defensive effort," Brown Washington Bullets 120-102; said Wednesdaynight after a New Jersey Nets beat 106-99 National Basketball Detroit Pistonsg8-99; Boston Association victory over Celtics turned back Denver Portland Trail Blazers. "It's Nuggets 119-97; Milwaukee so beautiful to see Charlie Bucks whipped Indiana Crtss, that little rascal, open Pacers 87-79; Houston up the way he did. He's Rockets edged Cleveland making the big splash for Cavaliers113-111;San Diego us." Clippers stopped Golden Criss, one of the NBA's State Warriors 114-108 and smallest players at 5-foot-8, Seattle SuperSonics beat scored 12 points for the Phoenix Suns 127-116. If the last six, five, four or three digits on your ticket are identical to and in the same Winter Games orderas the winning numbersabove, your ticket is eligibleto win thecorrespond,ingprize. last 6 digits WIN $1,000 spiel Saturday last 5 digits WIN $100 Northern Winter Games, to determine the games' last 4 digits WIN $25 playoffs in curling begin berths. last 3 digits Five dollars worth of Express Tickets Saturday in Kitimat, with In senior boys play, Rob rinks from Caledonia Senior redeemableby presentingthe WHOLE TICKET to any partici- Collins, Chris Clifford and paling retailer or by following the claim procedureon the back Secondary School and David Farkvam from of the ticket. Skeena Junior Secondary Terrace and Don Frlesen School in Terrace and Mount from Kitimot skip the REDEMPTION OF CASH PRIZES Elizabeth Secondary School participating rinks. In junior Major Cash Prizes: Winners of major prizes, including Bonus and Surprize prizes in Kitimat compoteing for a boys, Andrew Simpson and may claim their prize by following the clam~ procedure on lhe back of the hcket. trip to the Games in Randall Burke-Smith from Other Cash Prizes: Other cash prizes, up to and including $1.000 may be cashed at \ ~~i~..,..:~~:~'~/, '] ~,.~~,._ ..... Williams Lake next Kitimat and John Evans any branch of the Canadian Imperial Bank of Commercein Western Canada or by February. following the cla=m procedure on the back of Ihe tickel. from Terrace play. In |ht~ ('Wfflt (d ,J~cl~tl)ilncy helw,mn Ih,*3 Jls 1 ~ c ~1 w, tlltrl(| riHlntlets h~ t~ c qhftH(t A total of eleven rinks In case of a tie in the by the ;ll)tJl({Jt% at tim I~(),Htd;ltff)ll Ihl~ hiller ~h~lll i)fPV.lll from the three schools begin ronnd-rohln play, the teams their pisyoffs at 9 a.m. tied will play off later to Saturday. Other draws begin determine the winner. ,4'~,~, ~',.,,,:...;::.'i:;~,.i..~.,~,,'::'o'.~ ~,,~ . at I p.m. and 4 p.m. Satur- In junior girls' play, Kathy .... / day. Epp from Terrace and Jssle "" """~'-'..~."'~0"~'~':':~" ' '''":"::""'.':~,..~:'' / Junior and senior girls Mueller from Kttimat play "' ~ playoffs will be best two of off and, in senior girls' ac- three matches, with the lion, Laurie Berry from junior and senior boys Terrace and Dale Lodger playing round.robin matches from Kitimat play off. • s i 0,000.00 EXTRA IN CASH PRIZES WINNING NUMBERS FOR SURPRIZE DRAW TICKETS DATED NOVEMBER 28, 1979 For complete number only - No subsidiary prizes. TOTAL OF 500 BONUS PRIZES OF $1,000.00 For your convenmnce, cumbers are arranued in the order of the first three digits in each prize category BATTERYSPECIAL $10,000 $500 310A830 430E493 up to 409H661 109ETa4 319A844 441G915 Dec. 5th and Dec. 12th plete and exact seven digit $$,0~0 131B339 319J201 4648440 101e491 135G327 324EgS0 467J723 Western Express tickets are numbers will qualify to win 128E296 137G239 331B913 466E623 566D616 80SH064 eligible for the regular one of the 500 $1,000.00 s $113.27 p,,s tax 132A149 146J824 331E096 4~8E743 571H931 811H466 362G417 150D432 333D846 470AI31 573E134 029C402 prizes plus 500 extra bonus bonus prizes (No subsidiary 51 IJ489 159B927 338J439 47 t JO57 ' 588D122 639E745 prizes of $1,000.00 each to prizes will be paid on these 551e699 1620440 344D062 577J974 590C735 860H 114 596H571 I64G254 345H773 481A427 599E881 870H703 be drawn Winsday, Dec. 500 Bonus numbers). R2/F 75 amp 700A293 166H782 349J938 49SD420 634C695 885E27S 816E206 173D654 35SG387 496C890 ~9E460 893E742 12th. 929E268 175G372 356G612 499C900 M7C415 903CI74 Express tickets dated $1,000 213C102 3618343 500J738 648HO3S 904H000 Tickets only $1. With ;I fl,~W Molorcraft 138H540 218E479 362G279 5106017 664C030 927E669 Dec. 5th and Dec. 12th will 217J690 223EI76 394D037 513A350 715A408 961A456 Bill tl!r y The L;ll ~;t 291C088 223G199 396H667 $24C366 768A333 978E605 NOT bear an additional In Batt,!ry Tr!chnoloqy. 389E466 236H052 405A958 537lt249 779EI66 999E895 bonus number. Bonus 427J230 244E947 409A511 S38B!60 789C019 507D354 245G492 410E769 538C398 numbers will be drawn from 5520274 246C717 411B218 S44A419 the REGULAR seven digit A37A73~ 265E664 414e810 548J627 Terrace Totem Ford 798H227 265C707 415J811 554H508 ticket number. Only corn- WHERE WESTERNERS WIN ALL-WAYS. 4631 Keit~ Sales LM. 635-4984 918C535 298C899 4119615 560B614 ii