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OTTAWA (CP) -- televised address Aug. l situation. it, people are talking aho7t "These are often good decisionmaking by Ottawa, Jack Murta (PC--Lisgar) A Pring general election, Parliament resumes today wizen he promised tax cuts-- Finance Minister Jean the economy and we're Liberals sayingthis and I'm Fraser said. said the unsettling effect of already promised by fonowtng a 14-week summer still unspecified--and Chretien has promised a hearing less about national having trouble coping with Progressive Conservative the economic slowdown has Trudeau, also has con- recess with many MPs spending restraints, federal budget before unity," said Liberal Frank the answer," he said, while Jim McGrath (St. John's been evidenced by many ~ributed to a mood of con- edicting a stormy session The government's in- Christmas and is expected to Philbrook (Halton). emphasizing personal East) said economic businesses postponing ex- frontation among govern- The southern Ontario MP support for the prime problems in the rest of the Pansion plans. ment and oppostion IMPs. minated by economic tentioos are likely to become include personal tax cuts as part of the package. said he is anxious to discuss minister. country usually are com. concerns, clearer Wednesday when it pounded in Newfoundland. Murta, whose Manitoba Measures to deal with announces its legislative Leading economic groups the question of government John Fraser (PC-- riding is largely Walter Baker, Con- unemployment, inflation and plans for the new have warned that without the restraint in the coming Vancouver South) said "The economic question agricultural, said that servative House leader, said session. in a statement it is up to the a deteriorating dollar appear • parliamentary session in the tax cuts, the government's Quebec Liberal Hal economic insecurity is has to be the priority in this although farmers have had a the top priority for both speech from the throne. spending restraints program responsible for a general session," McGrath said, good crop year, there is government whether the Liberal government The current session of will only increase current Herbert (Vaudreuil) agreed, anti-government mood singling out unemployment widespread concern over session becomes strategists and opposition Parliament will end today high levels of inflation and saying most of his 140,000 among his constituents. as the biggest local concern. future prospects. acrimonious. constituents--half English L :',2 parties, after MPs and Senators pass unemployment in 1979. NL and half French--are talking "It's gone beyond an anti- 'Tve never seen so many Many Other MPs said "We want the economic Prime Minister Trudeau a bill allowing an additional The program, announced government proposals to problems of this country to during the last eight weeks, about the economy. Trudcau sentiment," he young graduates who ere and his cabinet must decide advance polling day for the However, Herbert added said. unable to find jobs although amend the constitution have be confronted by a strong iii~:~ how to build on.a series of 15 byelections Oct. 16. forecasts a sliarply.reduced started to become a government with a strong :~i+! MPs from across the deficit next year--opening 'that criticism of Trudeau's they seem determined to economic restraint an- leadership has grown in he business community stay in the area because of a grassroots issue, especially mandate. We don't want a t0- ~., nouncemants made country, interviewed last the way for reduced revenue feeling of promise in the changes to the Senate and month election campaign," week, said constituents are through tax cuts. recent months "although I made constant complaints following the prime can't put my finger on why," about the lack of economic future." the role of the monarchy. Baker said. minister's nationally- worried about the economic "There's no question about

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• ,, ,i.-~ ~/.:~ , ~: Four ! ~ ~i~+~.,.~%~ " ~+,+i~+~;!~ i~ ~:'., AT LEAST FOR NO IV,,, seats Lebanese truce open ends bloodshed Nomination of candidates for the four seats on the BEIRUT (AP) -- A stricken neighborhood The ceasefire followed a Kitimat Board of Education SyrianChristian ceasefire in Monday that if the SyriaY.: United Nations Security up for grabs Nov. 18 will be Lebanon generally held in its use the ¢easefire to resupply Council resolution that held in the municipal offices, second full day Monday, their units in Lebanon, the appealed for Moslem- 270 City Centre, Tuesday, keeping more blood from Christian militias will open Christian reconciliation in October 31 from 10:10 a.m. to spilling into the streets of fire on the convoys, the Mediterranean country 12 noon. Beirut. Meanwhile, Lebanese Polls will be held Satur- President Elias Sarkis day, Nov. 18 from 8 a.m. to 8 headed for Saudi Arabia to p.m. in Kitimat General try to drum up Saudi support Carter to open :+ Hospital, Lahakas Bird; the for a permanent truce after Anglican Church hail, three days of talks in Kingfisher Ave. ; the Damascus with Syrian Presbyterian Church hall, President Hafez Assad that mid-east talks Nalahila Blvd.; the Baptist led to the temporary Church basement, Columbia ceasefire Saturday. He WASHINGTON (AP)' -- before they sign a peace Ave.; and the Band Council planned tripe to Sudan and .President Carter will.take treaty...... Chamber; Kitamaat Village. ~ the United Arab Emirates part in the opening of the "Both sides are very ex- An advance poll will be before returning to Egyptian-Israeli peace talks perienced in war, but this is held in the municipal offices Damascus. here Thursday, a White the first time we are dealing November 14 to 17 from 12 Assad told reporters that House official announced in peace treaties," Weizman noon to 5[30 p.m. Sarkis will seek Arab en- Monday. told reporters in Tel Aviv as he prepared to leave for the dersement of the "ideas we Carter will participate in Donald Alexander Stewart have agreed upon and then the opening of the conference Washingtonconference. "We has been appointed retur- return to Damascus so that of defence and foreign have lots of detail ... a lot on ning officer with authority to we can put them into final ministers "to underline the the essence of good neigh- appoint deputy 'returning borliness." shape." .-- importance that we officers and poll clerks. Rightist Christian (Americans) place on it and Although some members spokesmen here accused the our continuing role in it," the of the Israeli and Egyptian Syrian forces of maintaining official said. delegations have said they a tight food blockade on expect the peace talks to last two or three weeks, the These two Kitimat youngsters get some pointers recent saturday morning taunt to explore local Christian enclaves in the The official, who declined Lebanese capital, routing to be identified, also left open White House official said: McGeer from Dad as they try their luck angling for the fishln¢l holes. supply vehicles from all the possibility that the U.S. "That is not something we big one. Herald editor snapped the trio on a directions. But reporters president will meet at the can control." observed vehicles entering White House with members Frameworks for the peace the Christian sector across of the Israeli and Egyptian treaty were announced Sept. here bridges in the north. delegations before the start 17 by Carter, Israeli Prime The right-wing Voice of of the session. Minister Menachem Begin Test tube baby Lebanon radio charged Israeli Defence Minister and Egyptian President today Constant vigilance Syrian troops violated the Ezer Weizman said Monday Anwar Sndat after 13 days of truce by shelling the coastal that Israel and Egypt have intense negotiations at Camp highway just north of the "lots of detail" to negotiate .David, Md. Dr. Pat McGeer, Minister Christian sector of Beirut. Education~provincial will be in fireman's warning now doing well The radio gave no casualty Terrace today to discuss This is fire prevention week in Terrace. body, successfully tran- count following the alleged THREATENS VIOLENCE rations aspects of education That does not mean that every other week CALCUTTA, India (AP) -- with the Northwest Com- Durga Agarwal, the world's ferring the embryo and shelling, hut said seven in the year is not fire prevention week, only second known "test.tube delivering a normal baby." persons were killed and 17 munity college staff and the others wounded Sunday and local school board, District that special emphasis is placed on methods baby," is in good health and "I have advised them to Radical rabbi behaving normally, a submit a detailed scientific early Monday by Syrian on fire prevention this week. snipers, High on the list of things to watch out for, spokesman at Calcutta's acount to a proper forum," McGeer will hold a press Bellevue nursing home said Dr. Chettri said. "If what Most of the sniping was vows resistance conference at the college at is the collection of oily rags which can ignite Monday. they have achieved stands said to have been directed 5:30 p.m. during which it is spontaneously if left in a covered container. The infant, born last proper scientific scrutiny, against traffic over the JERUSALI~M (AP) -- for Arabs will not come into Qarantina Bridge, on the anticipated that he will Terrace residents have been reasonably Tuesday, contracted a slight their work will be considered Rabbi Meir Kahane, founder effect," he said. ¢comment on the recent a positive contribution to northeastern outskirts of the of the Jewish Detente lucky as far as fire's are concerned, says case of jaundice Saturday Kahane, who has severed resolution by the Union of but recovered fully and "now science, considering par- Christian sector of Beirut. League, said Monday he British Columbia Fire Chief Cliff Best. ticularly the inadequate re- Beirut police said 65 bodies plans armed resistance to formal links with the has no complaint what- of Lebanese civilians have militant organization he Municipalities that the "Most residents are very good regarding soever," the spokesman search facilities available in counter a Camp David funding for community this country and the odds been dug out of the rubble agreement to set up an built in the 1960s, leads a fire prevention but constant vigilance • is said. from shelled buildings since small group of Israeli colleges be assumed totally required," Chief Best said. Dr. Mani Chottri, chief of they had to overcome." autonomous Palestinian by the province. The team, Seroj Kanti the truce, and said Syrian zone on the West Bank of the rightists who favor an- The fire department at Terrace airport is West Bengal state's health i'ockets, artillery and nexation of the West Bank The minister is bringing services, said Monday he Bhattacharya, Subhash Jordan River. with him the Deputy planning an open house and demonstration machine-guns killed 1,300 and expulsion of the was satisfied with a Mukherjee and Sunit "There will not be Arab minister and associate at the firehall at the airport next Friday and Mukherjee, said beause they Lebanese and wounded more Paiestinians. preliminary report on the than 2,000 in the 10 days of autonomy in Eretz Israel," deputy minister to an- Saturday. birth given him by the three lacked advanced equipment Kahane told a news con- swertschnical questions. they were forced to devise a heavy fighting before the lie said that under the plan On Fiqday local school children will at. researchers responsible for cnasefire. Syria has not re- ference, referring to the Io dismantle the Israeli the laboratory, conception. technique different from the biblical name and borders of Including the visit next tend, accompanied by their teachers, as the one that resulted in the birth ported its casualties. military government on the week by Environment Israel, which include the West Bank, his settlers will firemen display their methods of handling Dr. Chettri praised their in Britain on July 25 of Former Lebanese West Bank. Minister Jim Nielsen, this an emergency if a plane should crssh. work and said he feels "they Louise Brown, believed to be President Camille Chamoun, have a free hand because will be the fourth visit by a fl~eywill be able to build new Saturday a general open house will be have made a breakthrough the world's first baby con. over-all leader of the right- "We intend to use arms to provincial cabinet minister and applied a novel method ceived outside the human wing Christian front, told ensure that the agreement to Jewish settlements without to Terrace with the last four held.. in fertilizing ova outside the reporters as he toured his create an autonomous region Israeli troops to block them. weeks. body. Cardinals to vote for new pope Sunday affairs, Sistine Chapel, the door 28 after a reign of only "34 with the Rome newspaper I1 stressed during the weekend mentioned as possible papal VATICAN CITY (AP) -- Catholic Churchin the period that consideration of age and candidates are Salvatore Cardinal Confalonieri is 85 ll~Zlm (~U~k~. aMdlIMdl between popes, decided that locking behind them. They. days. Tempo, appeared to indicate and is barred along with 15 begin balloting the following On Sunday morning, the that the cardinal-electors health will be major factors Pappalardo of Palermo. will cast their first-ballots for the 111 cardinal-electors will in the choice of the next Giuseppe Siri of Genoa and other octogenarian cardinals a new pope next Sunday, the Precede the secret condave morning. cardinals will celebrate have developed a consensus from taking part in the con- The conclave procedure mass in the three chapels in of sorts on the kind of pope pope. Others like Cardinal Corrado Ursi of Naples. Vatican announced Monday. Saturday by tly Conlalonieri have said the Among the Curia-oriented clave. The dean of the College of celebrating a mass in St. will largely be a rerun of the the conclave area. Two they are seeking, Leo Car- If the cardinals should one in August that elected dinal Suenens of Belgium next pope should have a names most heard are Cardinals, reflecting Peter's Basilica at 10 a.m. rounds of voting are Italians Sergio Pigneduli, decide to break a 500-year- Albino Cardinal Luciani, the scheduled later that mor- has also been quoted as Imowledge of world affairs widespread sentiment, was local time (5 a.m. EDT), and diplomacy as well as the Sehastiane Baggio, Petiole old tradition and elect a non- qunted in a newspaper in- calling on the Holy Spirit to humble son of a bricklayer ning, followed by two more saying that he expects the cardinal as pope, Archbishop from the Dolomite Alps of in the afternoon. Election of voting to end in two days. fundamental paFtoral Fellce and Paolo Bertoli and terview as predicting the help them elect a pope. quality of Pope John Paul. Frenchman Jean Villot. Alberto Ballestrero of Turin, election will be brief and northeastern Italy. Pope a pope requires a vote of The cardinals have had a h~rmer friar, is rated as a John Paul I, the 263rd pope twothirds plus one. ample time to get to knew The pastoral card~nals-- Another possibility is Gi()- easy. At 4:30 p.m., the princes of ones with long service as vanni Cardinal Benelli of p.ssible choice. He is 65, a the church will form a and leader of the world's 700 The statemen! by Ihe each other since the death of ,respected theologian with a million Roman Catholics, college dean, Carlo Cardinal Pope Paul VI on Aug. 6, bishops like Pope John Florence, experienced in The congregation of cardi- procession and file into the Paul--most frequently both pastoral and Curia gift for diplomacy. nals, running the Roman Renaissance splendor of the died of a heart attack Se~. • Confalonieri, in an in!erview Influential cardinals Page 2, The Herald, Tuesday, October 10, 1978 MAY BE MODEL ] NEWS IN BRIEF A 43-year d m " Quebecreported eight traffic Cana, tian health plan praised 13-year..old son who were deaths. crushed Sunday by a tree In Nova Scotia, four they were felling in persons were killed in traffic WASHINGTON (CP) - terrified that her family will that tried to abolish health farming family is facing _ cerebral palsy. Mrs, Cihak, monthly income of fR89. Squamish, B.C., were among accidents and a seven.year- Five American families, be "wiped out." insurance, she replied: "Get $50,000in debts for treatment of McGrath, Minn., says she Mrs. Griffin, like the other at least 51 persons killed old boy drowned. Alberta faced with enormous Mr. and Mrs. Richard rid of him." - of Mary Cihak's three sees "no way" her family Canadians, also had praise accidentally in Canada so far reported four traffic medical debts and harassed Polewzuck of Montreal, on Across the border, anolher children suffering from can pay the bills on a total ft)r the level of treatment this Thanksgiving holiday fatalities. Manitoba and by bill collectors, listened in the other hand, have had ii weekend. Saskatchewan each had awe and envy Monday as more than $50,-000 in • 'i,L- three traffic deaths and a Canadians with similar medical bills for their two A survey by The Canadian children, with payments Press from Friday drowning. health problems sang the New Brunswick had three praises of government taken care of by the health until late Monday local times traffic fatalities and one insurance scheme. also showed 44 traffic health insurance. with DINO drowning. Besides the two The families, whose Mrs. Fred Sheagley of Ko- CB NEWS deaths, four drownings and persons killed after the tree komo, Ind., whose husband one fire death. problems range from cancer crushed them, British to severe deformities among works in a small auto shop, ii1,1 i ilil,, The Canada Safety Council Columbia reported two their children, were said health care bills for HI again everyone, hope you all a good LITTLE DIPPER and B~'-G DIPPER, There predicted that between 51 traffic fatalities. testifying at a hearing on a treating her epilepsy and for weekend and that you're all fully recovered from were numerous other prizes. and 56 persons will die in her two retarded children Newfoundland had two proposal by Senator Edward the Tomahawk Tribe Dance. For those of you M,C.'s for the event were SPYDER of Terrace traffic accidents during the traffic deaths and one fire Kennedy (Dem. Mass) for a have driven the family to file and GREEN GREMLIN of Prince Rupert who holiday weekend. Last year, death. national health insurance for bankruptcy. who took it In, we know that you had a good time there were 56 traffic deaths No accidental deaths were [}]an, The family is about $12,000 and for the ones who mlssed it, we're sorry you did an outstanding iob as usuah These are two during the 72-hour holiday reported in Prince Edward Kennedy said he invited in debt, she said. did and we hope to si~e you at the next one, great guys and we wouldn't want to have to be ~oriOd, which ends midnight Island. the Canadians to compare Julia Wllsack of Hamilton, The grapevide tells us that there were a without them. ndny night. The survey excludes in- differences between the whose husband Andrew also Trophies went out to braided rope and dustrial deaths, known works in a small auto shop, number of people who didn't hear about the In Ontario, 15 persons died Canadian health system, WOLVERINE as the Best Dressed Couple, while in traffic accidents and slaying8 and suicides. where heaitheare costs are has no worries about paying change in halls and missed it on account of this, being contained, and the for illnesses. Medical bills but it was to be expected what with the last the largest represented club trophy went to the U.S., where hospital costs for bet husband's heart- minute change, Lioness Club of Kltlmat. The Farthest Travelled are "increasing at the rate of valve operation and for Trophywent to (Yay) STUBBLE JUMPER from treatment of her medical Tweedsmuir attends reunion $1 million an hour." For now we'll clue you in as to who won the SASKATCHEWAN, and our CHIEF was none Two of the couples at the problems, including arth- BELLEVILLE, Ont. (CP) battle honors during the war. hearing had children suf. ritis, gallstones and an ulcer, prizes. other than GREY CLOUD of Terrace, while his -- Lieut. Lord John A trader for the Hudson's all are covered by the squaw was beautiful FMAMBO of Kitlmat. Bay Co. in 1938and 1939, he is faring from splna biflda, a The door prizes went to ODDBALL and Twecdsmuir, 64, one of the congenital disease in which provincial plan. Special thanks goes out to all the people who commanders of the Hastings to speak Oct. 15 at a SPOOK. We're still trying to get ODDBALL to Canadian Arctic explorers' the bones of the spine do not Marion Gosling of Mar- donated for this event. and Prince Edward dose around the spinal cord. tlack, Sask., whose cancer give up that lovely burrow table that phantom Regiment during the Second conference in Toronto. Mrs. Daniel Corbeit ot treatments cost $17,452 last For those of you that love polkas I have the World War, was among more His father was the late and CALAMITY spent many hours making. than 250 people who attended Lord Tweedsmulr, a former Newton, Mass., whose year, said the government The raffle •prizes went to,LITTLE SHRUB, perfect partner, that being the one and only Governor-General of Canada husband earns $21,300 a plan that took care of her SPYDER. He's fantastic out on that dance floor the 38rd annual reunion of year, owed 112,-000in medical bills "really is tremendous." LITTLE OUTLAW and SNOW DRIFT, while the the regiment Sunday. who was perhaps better spot dances prizes went to BRA I D E D ROPE and but then so is TOOTLE, not that we seen him .... As guest speaker, he spoke known as John Bucban, bills. And when any of her And asked what Canadians of the bravery of the author of such works as The other children get sick she is would do to any politician WOLVERINE, DINe: GERONIhAO 2; and dancing. regiment, which received 31 Thirty-Nine Steps.

More research necessary VANCOUVER (CP) -- selfsufficient energy sup- More research on coal plies. technology is necessary to He said Britain has vast ensure continued supplies of coal reserves which, when energy, an international converted to gas and oil, conference on coal research could provide energy for 300 was told Monday. years. Eadie said present world Alex Eadie, Britain's supplies of gas and oil are minister responsible for very limited. These supplies NOW SHOWING AT" coal, said international won't diminish overnight, he collaboration on coal said, but they will start to technology research is the run out in the next couple of key to providing nations with decades.

Beryllium may cause cancer ATLANTA, Ga. (AP) -- A amounts of beryllium and group of seven medical cancer." ports said Monday there is Shy and six other evidence that beryllium, a ~eaeialists, at the request of metal used in the computer lth Secretary seph ~d aerospace industries, Califano, are considering causes cancer. " statistics the Occupational' "There are very sound Safety and Health Admin- reasons for doubting that the istration (OSILA) has studied excess of cancer is causally in its hearings on whether to related to beryllium ex- adopt exposure standards posure," said Dr. Carl Shy, for beryllium. professor of epidemiolngy at The group's conclusions the University of North wig be summarized and Carolina. But he added that presented to Califano within there is enough evidence to two weeks, said William show a "potential Fonge, director of the Centre relationshiv between excess for Disease Control. CAPRICE. With two years of solid success behind it, here's The New Chevrolet for 1979. Distinctive new styling touches front and back. Eight new colours. A new dual jet carburetor in the 5.0 litre V8 that gives improved driveability. See The New Chevrolet. Our Success Car for '79. Cranapple Swirls

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McIntosh apples, for 5 minutes. Add butter peeled and grated .and cool. Turn dough out I cup cranberries, finely on lightly floured surface. Divid~ in half. cUced CHEVE'I-rE. Last year, we added 18 standard features including AM radio, CAMARO. This year, there's a bright new Camaro to choose -- Berlinetta, 1 cup sugar Roll the dough into a 12 inch square. Spread with wh tewal s, rec n ng bucket seats and more. Now Chevette's the most With a specific suspension engineered for long-distance touring, special V= cup chopped walnuts popular small-size North American built car. New for 79 is an improved bucketseats, and luxurious appointments that are distinctly Berlinetta. And 2 tablespoons butter half the filling. 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Serve warm, Add enough of the re- MJkesldozen, i i i ]111 i ] I The Her.~ld, Tuesda.,/, October 10, 1978, Page 3 I Newprograrn ...... WEATHER ag~h?nt~hgi~v~ngus,t~,ar~neCe ~mtoC~aPtOn~S,e4dUnh s(ta~sfNo~Vt&andlsLlilnl;~os so at the q,'ena o, fi~~. Another Pacif:c disturbance around 13 degrees Coe" • " .... " " " "" " • • ' " l,~amilyGymTi,~(:~s,q;a)n• disturbance will bring with temperatures i ltave been harvested, andthe and morning class being sign up. ]l's a greal (|p- being held, bu~ :tl -~ new )ir,~e cloudy skies and a few dipping to 8 degrees Celsius. I Terrace department has offered this fall to ensure portunRy tu get out and meet an.'] location T).:Jr3d:,y showers to the Terrace- Though Saturday was a once again developed some that all interested adults can new friends, as well as night from 6:30 to 6:3(! j).n|. Kitimat area today. The nice day, the rest of the fine programs to fill all that get .on the ice and learn the learning this ancient art. is the time t,.~ ge! tim wimble showers should ease off Thanksgiving weekend spare time that we find basies of skating. Macrame, Thereisalsoroominsomeof family out ;or an evening of overmghl a#d tomorrow the featured rain. Hopefully the ourselves faced with. is a morning program for all the regular programs, such varied gym activities at E.T. skies will be generally skies will clear soon, and we Round Steakl ?'herearea numker of new those interested in learning as Super Saturday, Poise Kenny School. cloudy, with the chance of an can get back to enjoying the Boneless Beef. programs that are being this intriguing art of knot and Beauty, Badminton for On Monday Nights at the occasional sunny period. kind of clear sunny weather offered this fall. Dancercise tying. This is one of the first Beginners and Drawing. Upland Gym from 7p.m. to .~ High temperatures this experienced in the area is an exercise program for craft courses to be offered in p.m. its time for all the afternoon should reach Saturday. women which emphasizes the mornings. Those interested in signing adults to get together for an Canada dance movements as its Introduction to Batik up for these programs ean do invigorating evening of volleyball, basketball, or 'u°uAGrade Ib, ,{ 229 activity of their choice. These programs are both Trio get grant free of charge. Sirloin Steak ~3t9 Jet to be used longer Family Night at the Three additional com. receive $22,100 to complete Movies is being offered once reunify organizations in construction of an Aframe Top Boneless Beef. Grade Allb. I(p northwestern B.C. have curling rink, providing CP Air's familiar 107 seat 29. The daily morning flight On Tuesday and Wednesday, again. The next film, a Illllali ibm m maim lall 737 jet will be operating this arrives at 8.40 a.m• to depart the evening flight arrives at musical adaptation of a received Canada Works winter recreational facilities whRer through the Terrace- at 9:00 a.m., arriving in 8.10 p•m. via Prince Rupert. familar fairy tale will be funding, it was announced for residents of the Hazelton Kitimat airport later titan in Vancouver at 11.10 a.m. via held on Friday Oct. 20. recently by lena Cam- area. Pork Steaks previous years, Peter Prince Rupert. Oh Sundays, On Monday, Thursday, Oct. 27th. will be the~nighl pagnolo, M•P. for Skeena. Chettle, CP Air's manager the evening flight arrives at Friday and Saturday, the to deck yourselves out in Included in the new Police nab Itl ,says. 5.55 p.m. to depart at 6.20 evening flight arrives at 9.10 your favorite Halloween projects is one by the Co- =°o ,o ~o,,.oo ~.oo,.~ si|~9 The effective date for the p.m., arriving in Vancouver p•m. to depart at 9.35 p•m. costume and boogie to the operative Ol~rative Groups Butts. Ib• • schedule change will be Oct. at 7.38 p.m., flying non-stop. Three of these flights are sound of Sal-Soul Disco. of+erraoo.~o.,,r~e,~o local pair non-stop except Saturday, The Terrace Recreation a grant of $28,392 to create arriving Vancouver at 10.53 Department also welcomes ten new jobs. Two local youths were p.m. whereas on Saturday Colleen Lucas tu her new jab The project's sponsor is apprehended over the StewingBeefA,i,|.6 ) Music meet tonight the flight arrives Vancouver as assistant recreation the Northern Neighbors Co- weekend at John's Billiards at 11,59 p.m. via Prince programmer. Colleen will operative buying association on Kalum St. saturday. Grade If music hath charm to The group is currently Rupert. be assisting in the ad- under the direction of Tom Some $1,500 dollars in sooth the savage breast, the working on preparations for ministration and "promotion Knox. its coming festival which is Project rationale is listed change was recovered by Pacific Northwest Music The daily morning flight of spring recreation RCMP officers. It is Festival is doing its best to to take place in Terrace will have good connections to programs, but her main as, "to expand present co- alleged that this money was make sure that there will be during April. Toronto, Ottawa, Montreal, emphasis is on co-ordinating operative distribution taken from various no savage breasts in the Lois McDaniel, publicity Winnipeg, lgdmonton and special eve,qts. On:~ el :he system t~ make lower- machines in the poolroom. Flour Terrace area, chairman, pointed out that Calgary, also the evening first projects Culleea has priced, nutritious food Machines were broken into, The regular monthly anyone interested is invited flight, daily except Saturday undertaken is the planningof available to a greater per- and debris scattered weeHng of the gtcalps will be to attend the meeting tonight will connect with CP Air's the upcoming Great vum- cenLage of people." throughout the business held tonight at 4741 Loen and that all help would be overnight flight to Toronto pkin Carving Contest, to be The Hazelton Curling Club location. Both youths are Ave. at 8 p.m,. appreciated. and Montreal. held prior to Halloween ,~f New Hazelton wil! receive juveniles. Jn.od. 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• ill ii II IIIII iiIi = - - " ...... ---I dmly herald OTTAWA i General Office- 635.6357 Published by OFFBEAT Circulation - 635-6357 Sterling Publishers PU BL }.~HER - Laurie Mallett BY RICHARD JACKSON GEN.&tANAGER KnoxCoupland EDITOR • Gre~ Mlddleton Cl RCULATION • TERRACE - Andy Wlghtman 635.6357 OTTAWA- If the tone of the press is any sort of KITIMAT Pat Zellnskl 632-2747 reflection of the public mond, then Prime K I TI MAT OF F I CE - 632.274? Published every weekday at 3212 Kalum Street, Minister Trudeau has lost that mystique Terrace, B.C. A member of Varifled Circulation. 'U essential to all leaders. Authorized as second class mail. Registration number It isn't so much the man that demands respect 1201. Postagepaid in cash, return postage guaranteed. often approaching ~we, it's fhc ~..o~ition itself. • As prime minister, the man is enti',led 1o fake NOTE OF COPYRIGHT for granted the dedicaled devotion of his The Herald retains full, complete and sole copyright in colleagues and aides, the members of his official any advertisement produced and-or any editorial or family. photographic'content published in the Herald. He can also expect the !o./ally enthusiastic Reproduction is not permitted without the written permission of the Publisher. support of members ot his party in 1he Commons and Senate, for in a sense, they all "owe" him. He has the right, too, of depending on those among the public who agree with and work in An election many ways to preserve, protect and prosper his 01978Ilah, l,IOI I~etl5VKI~oII party. For they, too, can live in hope of future reward or at least being on the winning side. "I finally Iracked down your records. I had lhem From all others, the politically opposed, the in the air in the 'dead'flle." non.partisans, even the disinterested, he should Frank Howard, the recently declared NDP be able to command common courtesy. candidate in the as yet to be announced Pierre Trudeau, like every prime minister, provincial election was pressing the flesh in the has had it all. airport as he went back east for the weekend to In the beginning it went further and deeper wind up affairs there. An issue with history than the mystique, a required quality of any Rate Mair, a Social Credit cabinet minister, national leader. was in town recently, as was Health Minister OTTAWA tCP) -- There state, ltadacted fern yearas Lachanee's differences were .piniun in Canadal )be eom- If was, they said for want of a better word, wilibea feeling of deja vu in co-chairman of the 1970-72 manifest in a minority mittee does not recommend Bob McClelland, and Environment minister Jim charisma. Parliament next week when committee, report. a::y chnoge in the mortar. Nielsen will be in town next week. Liberal MP Mark Trudeau's proposals un- An emotional combination chial system as the present It was fascination. As falling leaves are a sure sign that autumn is MacGuigan tables a joinl leashed theninth major con- of federalism and Quebec time. He was more than lust Mr. Prlme Minister. here and winter not far behind, when politicians Senate-Commons committee stitutional debate since Con- nationalism encircling the "The cbmmiitee itself And until he came along, to address a man as start dropping out of the sky' it is a good in. report on constitutional federation. The previous younger Lachance is in slark prefers a Canadian as head Mr. Prime Minister was to say ius~ about the reform, eight auempts failed to contrast to the more con- dication that an election is lust around the next of stateand supports the best and finest thing that could be sa!d of any favorable poll. It will be eight years, revise substantially the servative traditional views evolutionary process by almost to the day, since BritishNorthAmericaActof of many Englishspeaking which the Governor-Gen-Sal man. The local Tortes have yet to choose a can- MacGuigan tWindsor- 1867 and make it a truly MPs and senators. has been granted more But in the 10 years since the wild, mad, in- didate. They have only recently decided who is Walkerville) opened public Canadian, rather" than Purl of the task of functions as the'head of state fatuated days of "charisma", something has allowed to speak for them and who isn't. As for bearings by another Par- Britisb, law. MacGuigan and Lamon- hJr Canada." happened to the once bright and shining image of the Liberals, they appear to have all but liamentary committee When MacGuigan began tagne is to consolidate these TI,e second committee also searcbing for a new con- his second round of hearings, various views into a con- spent many hours arguing Pierre Elliott Trudeau. disappeared from the local scene. stitution to solve the nation's be found the same con- senses. The last time, they the monarch's role. The Sure, he is still prime minister -- timid and With the veteran Howard running here it looks problems. stitutional issues were failed. There were five dis- majority of the members hesitating, frightened three times by the spectre like a shoo.in for the NDP unless Scored MLA It was Oct. 19, 1970, and bothering Canadians as in sent ing report s among t he 30 appeared to favor no change of possible defeat in three now-postponed MacGuigan was forced to 1970. committee members~ en- Cyril Shelford decides not to hang up his smile• at this time, fearing the elections this year -- but something has gone. r I apologize to his Halifax 'Toe heard all the sub- compassing most .f the tiniest reduction of the audience for the absence of stantive views many times Quebec MPs who served. Queen's nominal powers And that something -- essential to everyone some committee members. before," said the former Many of the recom- would spark a war between but indispensable to a prime minister -- is They were going to the Ontario law professor. mendations in the first monarchist s and republicans respect. funeral of Quebec's slain la- The situation had cbanged report were incorporated even more heated than the It has been coming out at his press con. BY GREG MIDDLETON, bor minister, Pierre only in that the complaints intu Trudeau's proposals, emotional debate of the MPs Laporte. were louder. which he wants enacted by and senators. The govern- ferences. By the time the committee • The West had become July 1, 1979. MacGuigan and ment has promised to make He not only is short.changed on respect, but Getting out of this town on a holiday weekend reported, in March of 1972, more assertive in deman- his colleagues are, therefore, no changes. has to put up with discourtesy and impertinence. cling a gremer role in Con- is harder than getting a politician fo go on the the political kidnappings and forced to write a critique this About the same lime next It's a new approach to -- and conception of -- bombings were over and the federation and Quebeecrs record when you want information or to keep lime on so e of Iheir own week as MacGuigan and La- the prime minister. crisis situation that had bad become more hostile Io ideas. montagne table their report, him from talking when he has nothing to say. propelled MacGulgan and what they perceived as lack ltecommendations by the a parallel report wriuen only It would never have happened to Mackenzie Now don't get me wrong, I do like it here. I'm his colleagues across the of action and understanding first committee adopted by by 'senators will be com- King, Louis St. Laurent, John Diefenbaker or not trying to escape. It's just that all my fur- country had subsided. by English-Canadians. Trudeau include en- pleted. The senalors have Lester Pearson. niture is still in Port Alberni. While my house With the election of Parti quebec's impatience is frenchmen) of French and been especially critical of Press conferences lust wouldn't have dared Quebecois Nov. 15, 1976, the personified among com- English as official lan- there is all locked up, a friend has a key. theguvcrnmenl's attempt to. risk their wrath and the anger of their federal government started miltee members by Liberal guagcs, greater protection abolish ;the Senate and, If you've ever moved from one town to talking again of a crisis that MPClaude-AndreLachance. for official language create a th,use of d~e Fader- colleagues. another, you'll knowwhat I'm faced with. When I. could be solved by a new The 24-year-old musician minority groups and at ion, But with Pierre Trudeau, things now are announced I would be departing the Alberni constitution. inlteriled his impatience provincial input into Senate Tile next step 011 tile con- .different. valley; friends, acquaintances and even near Prime Minister Trudeau from Iris father, Georges and Supreme Court of slitutional calendar is a Is it true, he is asked, that certain elements of unveiled Iris proposals this Lachance, who represented Canada appointments. meeting Oct. 30-Nov. 1 strangers came out of the woodwork fo look over spring and quickly asked flie same Montreal riding of Ihith committees sludied belween Trudeau and the his party are plotting to dump him as a loser? my possessions. MaeGuigan and Liberal Lafontaine in the Commons time role of Ihe monarchy and premiers. They will discuss And is the gossip true that he and his estranged I felt like Ebeneezer Scrooge when the spirit of Senator Maurice Lamon- until 1974 and sat on the 1970- lbund it to be an explosive Trudeau's J une nrouosals. wife Margaret may be on the verge of recon. Christmas to come showed him the old 6rones tagne to lead another 72 constitutional committee. issue better left to future 'rite premiers Itave cilia)ion? committee on constitutional The two Lachances ~)th arguing over his bedsheets. generations to revise. already indicated tltey will Beyond comprehension, Pierre Trudeau as revision. Senator Lamon- bad problems agreeing wilh The first rep.rE said: "Be- .pp,~sc ninny of Trudeau's The plants were the most obvious target. ~agne, a former secretary of their colleagues. The elder cause of Ihe stale .f divided pr,,l~Jsals. • prime minister descends to the level of his "They don't travel well" I was told. The offers of questioner. good homes were coming from people I How is the state of your marriage? he asks, suspected of beating their kids and raising the IN B YELECTION well knowing that the newsman who is so dogs and cats for additional protein. disrespectfully baiting him is similarly As one particular friend pawed over the bits separated. and pieces of hardware one gathers over the But I'm not prime minister, protests the years, pocketing whatever might be useful, he Campaign against Grits reporter, so it doesn't matter. commented that he felt like a dowager at a Then tell me, Pierre Trudeau pursues it in. rummaqe sale. I didn't find it amusing, as it was OTTAWA (CP) -- A The byelection contest tells delighled civil as time riding's first MP, stead of letting the matter drop, are there any my rummage. byelection canvasser with has attracted what are servants al candidates' ttt)w a senator. chances of you and your wife reconciling? It is interesting to go through your affairs from a handful of pamphlels being described as ,meetings. The Oct. 16 byelection So there he is, the prime minister, down to the time to time and debate the relative usefulness of touting Progressive stereotype candidates--a "'If either the Con- will be tim last fought level of a petty argument with a reporter over Conservative candidate Liberal warhorse who servatives or Liberals wilhin OItawaCenlre's your collected wealth though. I couldn't for the Robert de Cotret bounds spent eight years in win this byelection, you curren~ boundaries, the respective state of their broken marriages. life of me tell you who gave me thai ornate, up the steps of an Ottawa- Trudeau's cabinet, a first- lose." which now lake in This is respect? Courtesy? Any sense of proper immitafion cut glass, heavy plastic salad bowl. Centre house past a lawn time Tory who has helped Mackasey, a baltered Parliament Hill and the regard for the position of prime minister? Where the sixth set of salt and peppershakers sign urging passers-by to Opposition Leader Joe Liberal Who worked iris city's core. Under Not any- more. Not with Pierre Trudeau. vote Stevcn Langdon, Clark develop party eco- way through four cahintq redistribution, the riding came from is anybody's guess. NDP. nomic proposals, a New portfolios, 14 years on th,, has been enlarged and I do remember bu;,ing the fondue set; but the "I'm campaigning for Democrat who teaches government benches and will encompass what last time I used it--well, I think I had to go to a de Cotret and Langdon," economics at Carleton a two-yearstint in Quebec local strategists con~ider bootlegger to get the wine. he says to a startled University and an in- provincial politics, has natural Conservative woman who answers the dependent who prowikes been forced to trot out all party enclaves. Package law Why do we hoard things the way we do? little more than bead the tricks of his lengthly That, say Liberals, Perhaps it's a recognition that we have too door. "I don't care which one shakes and laughs. political career to deal makes a Mackasey much, that many of the 'lhings we replace are you vote for, just don't On the policy side, the with angry crowds at byelection wit) doubly newest fad really still of value bul the need to be in style or wJte for Bryce campaign is being fought public meetings, important. An incumbent the desire for something bigger and better has Mackasey:" on what Langdon, 32, He has managed to MI:' usually has an ad- LOS ANGELES The firm plans to open defleel some of the bit- va.ntage over his op- tReuter) -- Californians three more law stores in overcome us. Maybe a good part of what's in our The canvasser's calls "Jack the Ripper" solitary campaign j.h cuts in the public terness over governmenl ponents in elections, Lib- now can buy the law in California in the near attics is there because of quilt. You can't iust against the Liberals and service, a reference to spending cuts and layoffs orals would need that packets, future. chuck great aunt Mary's prize picture into the Iheir candidate hasn't Trudeau's plan to reduce to de Cotret, former It.d advantage in next year's Looking more like a Melvin, who opened the bonfire, although the house could burn down been officially sanctioned the half-million-member of the Conference Board general election to food shop than a lawyers' Los Angeles store with before you'd hang i! in the living room. by either the Con- federal work force by of Canada and a Clark overcome gains made by office, with its giant sign felh)w-lawyer Stuart 5,000. Conservatives have adviser linked to the Conservatives ihrough and advertisements, The Baron, said the idea is to In any. case, no matter what the reason are servatives ur the New Democratic Parly in the promised to go even Conservative plan Io slice redistribution. Law Stores, in the Los provide legal help to that I compiled the crates of collectibles I did, I Ocl. 16 byelection here, further, -cutting 60,000 60,000 jobs from Ihe The independent Angeles suburb of people who otherwise wanted to get back to Port Alberni to decide what one of 15 called to fill jobs from the civil ser- public service, candidate in the riding is Sherman Oaks, provides could nol afford it. to bring up here or at least havea say in dividing empty Commons seats, vice. But Maekasey also is up Michael John Houltun, packets of cheap, fast After paying a $9.95 Tlwse pledges, together against another problem, wh. is known for being advice on legal problems, consultation fee, a them up. But it helps point Up a with others identified by "Bryce is i'ight," his twice ejected from the Customers who visit the customer enters a red- If was perhaps naiveot me tothink I could just pugnacious new mood government unions as signs proclaim. For Commons for inlerupting store next door to Mogo's walled booth with a tele. pick up the phone and qet a reservation on the among public servants evidence,of bureaucracy Quebec perhaps, say his its proceedings. He Mongolian Barbecue buy phone and calls up one of who, upset with layoffs hashing, have kept both delraclors, emphasizing recently ran for the divorce kits-- ready to eight lawyers standing by airplane to Vancouver. They were, of course, and government spending booked solid long before I thought about it. Mackasey, 57, and de the facl that Mackasey Ontario Liberal take into court--wills, to answer his queries. cuts, appear determined Cotret, 34, on the hot seat. abandoned his Montreal leadership, describes housing documents and Soothing music plays on Bouquets have fo go to the ladies I dealt with as to humble Prime Minister Mackasey vows thai political base after 16 himself as head of the other instant law a tape in the background. I tried fo weasle a seat on a plane. There must Trudeau's Liberal ad- other government jobs years to be parachuled Canadian Alternative packages. If the problem is simple have been dozens of other whiners like me. minist ration. will be found for all 5,000. into the Ottawa riding. Party and has enlivened "For$125 an individual, and the customer is Perhaps the deciding factor in my getting a seat Ottawa-Centre, a De Cotret says his party's For his part, de Co)re) caedidates' meetings after a consultation, can willing to do his own may have beenfhat if they didn't find mea place downtown riding with proposed 60,000 cuts will is running hard to with calls for greater buy a packet of all the paper work, rite lawyer 40,846 voters who depend lake place only through overcome the 3,-t70-vole patriotism. necessary documents recommends one of the on the plane, I would have been looking for a date directly or indirectly on retirements. margin that gave former lie reminds audiences needed for an uncon.tested shop's "atlurney-assisted for Saturday night. Find me a seat they did. the federal government Nut so, says Langdon, Liberal MP Hugh Poulin that de Colret once divorce with the paper packages." Part of the problem with arranging to fly out of for work, has returned NDP policy committee his win over Conservalive worked as an economic work done by us," said if the problem is more here seems to be that people will book seats on Liberal MPs since it was chairman who ttmk his Hugh Segal in 1974, adviser for one-time U.S. lawyer Blair Melvin, one intric'ate, the lawyer will formed by boundary first shot at federal pol- Poulin was appointed a presidenl Richard of the founders of the do tile paper work and speculation. They'll book the seats, then if they changes in 1966. ities in a 1976 byeleetion county eourt judge earlier Nix.n-.-a facl de Cotret shop. then provide the package. can't go they'll not bother to cancel their Strategists say any that elected Conservative thisyearafterholdingthe camouflages in Iris lit- "All the purchaser has Instructions that go reservations. This lack of consideration makes it shift this time could Jean Pigolt in Ottawa- riding since 1972. He t, ralnre--and Ihat wttll the more expensive harder for the rest of us who would like to signal broader discontenl Carlehm. inherited what was Macka~icy helped draft Io do is to walk out of here packages include not only with Trudeau's govern- "For Oltawans It) vote originally considered ~h,..' theecott.mic policies that with the package, file it statements that may have reserve seats. men) and suggest voting for the Conservatives is safe Liberal seal from currenlly cripple Canada. with a diw)rce court and ~o be read by a clienl in Departure time at the airport is apparently a Irends in nexl year's like chickens voting for veteran Liberal George when he was a member of " show up ifl court on lhe court bul ,wen a map mad house as the mob cf stand.boys scrambles general election. Cohmel Saundors,"he Mcliraith, elcclcd in lgG:t Trudcau's cabinel. appointed day to gel his ,4).wing h.w tn get to the for the seats left vacant by the no.shows. divorce." etllt *,'1 b(}ltSC. 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Fhe Herald, Tuesday, October 10, 1978, Page S Carcinogens in workplace causes OrI'TAWA ICP) -- With As far as Canada is con- a{ least. 20 per cent ot all last year a series of reports Quebec, for example, with 'frw p-tcutia! hazard was can successfully be applied cancer dearies in that ,,n government policies for Referring in particular to itsmany regulations on tt=xie )ir:~t suggu:-~L~} in 1907, the as in the recent edict by the more than two •million cerncM, there is not even a the containment of six asbestos and mercury, the elements such as asbestos v.,qmci} ~aid. government department chemical compounds in list of cancer-causing sub- country. That figure is a con- poisons--asbestos, lead, council concluded the and an excessive number of existence, scientists have (.~tlt:i',:2,: II:..lS bCt:ll a world which called last month for a stances affecting employees, servative one, they said, and mercury, oxides of nitrogen, federal government is not administrators, make thuse leader asbestos mining for grown increasingly con. says Kcn Eaton of the in 95-per-cent reduction in vinyl estimates run as high as 38 radiation and vinyl chloride. aggressive enough in using regulations difficult lo apply. nlote thall ~1 eel!tory. cemed about their effects on department's international chloride emmission by per cent, with asbestos Included were rccpm- whatever political muscle it one council report :mid. "Undcubtediy, con. Canadian firms. man, particularly in the and provincial relations singled out as the most mendalions for a similar has when thc poison is Yves Berube, Qaclh.c sfitutirma~ influence The gas has been linked as work place. branch. fLtelors dangerous. national advisory council on concentrated in one natural resources minister, tl:t; po.';ture:s adopted, but the • a cause of angiosarcoma, a And the lack of adequate The problem is a crucial Howard Currie, director- occupational and en- province, has said his government is feder.:d :',:ticence dispiayed form of liver cancer and safeguards against .some of one, Eaton said in a recent general of the newly-lormed vironmental health to be And jurisdictional preparing a report on t,c- in ,ht, a~bo.~us atld ntercury other serious health hazards. those chemicals was made inferview, and United States problems have made " cupational health and safety apparent last week in a Canadian Centre fiw Oc- rcsponsible for publishing c;tso5 :a;el:m t, he more The new regulations are' government scientists said standards of maximum per- mercury pollution in Nor- which will include O~c federal report about cupational ttealth and Safety readily e:.:plained by historic expected to reduce vinyl last month occupational which makes its public debut missible levels for hazards thern Ontario difficult to problem of asbestosis. balances t,t pt,litical power in chloride emission to 250 tons Canada's compliance with exposure to cancerous lhe international labor code. in Winnipeg next week, said including those already deal with, the cuuncil said. Inhaled asbestos, whi,:n th,.' Canada-Quebec.Ontario a year from 5,000 tons by substances probably causes the assessent and listed. "'Was the identification, can damage lung cells vnd n'i-m.@C' !he cetmcil said. July 1, 1979, the department designation of hazards lead- Thc reports, designed Io control and amelioration of tissues, causes asl)estt);+.-: ~;,'~ federal regulations said. ing to occupational cancer draw attention .to the this problem the respon- will have to be tackled im- regulations governing toxic sibility of the department of Opposition murdered mediately. substanecs, in the work national health and welfare, The centre, established in place, "illustrate the con- of Environment Canada, of ANKARA (Reuter) -- Six at the scene. All were in their April by Parliament, is siderable confusion that the provincial departments members of Turkey's op- mid-20s. The two party neither a governmcnt exists within and among of health, of the department position Labor party were members who owned the department nor a Crown governments, which is ac- of Indian affairs and nor- murdered Sunday night by apartment were abducted corporation. centuated by the regulators thern development, or all of gunmen who burst into an and later killed. Former labor minister themselves," the council these?" the science council The Labor party, a minor il apartment where the group Jolm Munro said then: "The said. asked. left-w~ng opposition group, had gathered after a party individual has a right to | i i meeting earlier in the day. was formed only three years know what risks lie or she Premier Bulent Ecevit, ago. undertakes at work anti the who branded the killings as I~lore than 300 people have centre has a responsibility to "inhuman murders by those lost their lives in political promote that knowledge." FALLCHECK-UP who wish to destroy the violence in Turkey so far this The centre will have no regime," accused right-wing year. regulatory powers. Currie $18" Includes extremists of stirring up The extreme Hghtist says that "is our real trouble to gain power. Nationalist Movement party strength" because as a self- called last week for martial Change Od 14 quatlSl OIL AND FILTER Four of the Labor party governing organization, it Install new Mol0tctaft hllet officials were shot to death law to end the violence. will not have to rely on [nspec! Ex.auslSystom EXPIRES OCT. 141h departmental approval oz' Shock Absorbers bureaucratic red tape. Front and Rea, Suspunscan~~ Venezuela oil cheap "People may think of us in Rd~3lOf and Healer Hoses . Batt 0,yCa hies and ~~"~ -- terms of a toothless tiger but Connectmns ~-~ p~ CARACAS tAP) Juan Foduction capacity. ArtOells - ~ Pablo Perez Alfenzo, one of In a 72-page document pre- one of the difficulties in Atl Flu,d Levels . ~ ~%~.~ ~11 Canada is there is no central AfrO ..... [:,lie, -/K ~ ~1 ~"~'~ the fomzders of thc sented at a graduate student W,ndsh,oldW,pe, alades "~ ~ L/_ , Xf Organization of Petroleum seminar in oil economics source of good scientifically la#Lu0,cale Hood~atchanahmges ~ I, mt_o~ h Exporting Countries Saturday, the 7S-year-old based data to advise Doo,Hmge$ ~ ~t L i~''k ' regulators (about oc- DeckLtdH~nges ~" , ~ ~'~. (OPEC), says the oil in- Perez Alfonzo claimed b~'To,t CooPantforTempe,alure " o[o "~ ~'q.~ ~o ..... ~ .;,.. cupational hazards),' Prolechon duatry in Venezuela is in an Venezuela has dropped the Batte,ySpe¢;hcGravdy 1~7.J.TeFr~-eTotem Ford Sales Ltd. irreversible decline and even price of its oil to the point Currie said. 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-: .... +'++ , ...... + + + ~\~.,:+,, .y~, ...... ~+.,~+ @::.v.+,, + +'++ ,:. +. " B . C . ends long streak ~,~I[~llWP~¢s ~° ".~,+,.~::~.:++. . ... ,:...... :: ~':~:' " ...... ~ EDMONTON (UV) -- goals of 50 and 45 yards, Neither the Eskimo British Columbia scored Timbermen netminder Rob Dozzi thwarts the Arena Saturday night. Despite Dozzi's efforts, British Columbia Lions singles of 55 and 57 yards and defence nor offence was able first at 9:36 with a 57-yard however, the Timbermen came up short as the chose the Edmonton converted the only touch- to take charge in the first single by Passaglia. efforts of Kitimat Winterhawk Degoii during an Defensive back John exciting PNWHL exhibition game at the Terrace Winterhawks skated away with a 5-3 victory. Eskimos as their victims down of the game. half against the Lions. when they broke a sixgame Larry Key scored the B.C. Edmonton quarterback Beaten picked off a losing streak by dowaing the touchdown early in the Tom Wilkinson put a dent in Wilkinson pass two plays Western Conference le,."ders second quarter, capping a his better-than-60-per-eent later and that began a nine- 15-3 in Canadian Football lengthy march that began passing average but he had play, 58-yard touchdown league action Monday in late in the first quarter. little assistance as Brian drive by the Lions. Tim bermen fail fiat front of 42,673 spectators. Edmonton's only point Fryer and Waddell Smith Tagge went to ~ C'haruk Lui Passaglia led the came on a 31-yard Dave dropped easy passes. three times through the air catching Timbermen Gord from Mazure. of the game and it took to set up a two-yard plunge BY DAVE IIAMILTON Prince Rupert only 37 Lions' scoring, kicking field Cutler field goal in the third Warren Moon and Wilkinson Cochrane in the Hawk zone. The Timbermen came quater, the only scoring in completed just three of 12 by Key IB seconds into the The Terrace Tim~ermen Mott and Marleau broke out back and some impressive seconds to get on the second quarter. scoreboard. the quarter. The Lions led B-0 pass attempts in the half and ended their preseason and on a 2 on t break with forechecking led to Dave at the half. the Eskimos managed just 65 Moon replaced Wilkinson began the regular ~;eason Marleau finishing off the Bell's tieing goal four and a The Kings had leads of 3-0 Penquins The victory gives B.C. a yards net offence. in the second Edmonton PNWHL play on the same. play by firing a shot into the half minutes later. Once and 8-2 after the first and victory of four wins ,and two Lion quarterback Jerry offensive series but the Lions note this weekend as they upper corner of the Terrace again Dempster and Fark- second periods respectively, ® ties in 13 starts, three points Tagge held himself to a still controlled the ball lost both games. ~et over Goalie Rob Dozzi's tvam drew assists. and frequently found acquire behind third-place Calgary number of short tosses but through most of the quarter. Saturday evening they shoulder. With just two and a half themselves with complete Penalties foiled B.C. drives minutes remaining in the Stampeders, but still with a numerous B.C. gains were hosted the Kitimat Winter Just seconds later the net.freedom around the Terrace Tall chance to collar the last nullified by penalties. The again, however, including a Hawks and dropped a 5-3 Timbermen regained the second period Kitimat took spate of illegal motion calls the lead for good as Jeffercy O n playoff berth. Lions, on the other hand, decision before about 450 lead as Parkvam, Dempster For the Kings Bob Wasson Edmonton remains at the picked up some sizeable and the Lions were unable to hometown fans. On Sunday and Grant combined again picked up his own rebound and Ray Wheaten recorded put any more points on the and fired a high shot past a PITTSBURGH (AP) -- top of the WFC with only two gains by running through they began regular season with Farkvam banging in the hat tricks, Richard Wright Pittsburgh Penguins traded lossr.s thia season, against from half-hearted tackling board despite good field play and were outcla::sed as rebound after a hard shot screened Mucha inLo the picked up two goals and Joe efforts by the Eskimos. position. Terrace net. Citolli, Gord Stephens, Barry an undisclosed 1980 draft nine wins and two ties. the Atom Motor Kings ran from Dempster. selection to Chicago Black up a 13-3 tally. Kitimat rounded out the The last period featured Jebouit, Rick Spracklin and Hawks for defenceman Dale Saturday the fans were first period scoring six only one goal .as tlawk Dave Pickett picked up Tailon, the National Hockey treated to a fashpaced, minutes later as the Tim- Jefferey picked up his singles. League team announced second of the night as he slid Brad Riley led the way for exciting game ~ith both bermen were guilty of some Monday. teams skating hard sloppy play in their own end. the puck under a sprawling the Timbermen as he picked Winter Hawk Schooly picked Mocha after Egan had made up two goals and Doug "With injuries to Bob throughout the three Paradise and Randy Carlyle Periods. The fast pace up a loose puck at the rim of an excellent play at the Matheson picked up the the circle and blasted a shot Terrace blueline to set up the other Terrace marker. we could not afford to start resulted in many scoring this season without an ex- N124832 N127063 N159919 N162532 N172015 N174154 N184119 opportunities with the that found its way between goal. The lack of muscle and Coach Dale Kushner was some hard hitting King perienced defenceman on N193580 N195032 N195925 N196749 N212481 N215768 N226636 Winter Hawks being able to Dozzi's legs. N231536 N240705 N253909 N274262 N297685 N340024 N374908 The first period also pleased with the game and detenders proved to be the the left side," said Penguins capitalize more often. general manager Baz H384936 N375517 N40228B N404247 N406858 N421757 N424852 The Timbern;en opened featured the games only the play of his club. "We had locals downfall as the Kings fisticuffs as Timbermen more scoring chances than continually beat them to the • Bastien. N425402 N431386 N456755 N482110 N487728 N492047 N493682 the scoring at the 9:00 mark N500682 N503615 N504228 N510212 N536277 N601456 N621193 of the first period as Bob Dave Bell and Hawk Kitimat but we just didn't puck. Prince Rupert was The team also announced Jeffery tangled with Bell capitalize on them." also allowed to roam freely N623375 N647165 N659774 N666403 N672690 N675543 N678317 Grant fired a low shot past that Marie Faubert was P102111 1'1/5;12 F'115816 P122333 P124713 P147876 P168494 Hawk goalie Sher:.;tabetoff being the clear winner. On Sunday, the Tim- in the Terrace end and assigned to Binghamton of In the second period bermen ran into a well honed p~ssed the puck almost at F'175103 P175876 F'178236 P247972 P262040 P272430 P277050 alter Rob Dempster had dug the American Hockey F'279808 F'310822 F'315648 P330576 P331552 F'335427 P345012 the puck out of the corner, Kitimat took the lead for the Prince Rupert team and will. League. P363722 F'375127 P394742 P374723 P402182 P408408 P409321 Troy Farkvam also a,,si:;ted. first time as, at the 10:22 were never really in the The next action for the mark, Molt found himself all contest as the Kings fired 74 Timbermen is tonight when Tallon, who will be 28 F'411745 F'416112 F'419414 P428689 F'435521 P436133 P476556 The Winter Hawks ti:.

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• DEFENCETOUGH 'NOT,4 HASTY DECISION' - Ti-Cats upset Ottawa Good crowd for McVle gets the,.axe HAMILTON -- goal and two singles for the onlyHay's37-yardfieldgeal. LANDOVER, Md. (AP) -- would be paid in full for the season was a~ut to begin Middle safety Ike Thomas, a Riders. Six plays later, Ottawa's soccer tourney Tommy McVie, the tough two years remainL, g on his was not the best time to Toronto Argonauts castoff Hay's singles came when Art Green fumbled on a punt taskmaster who was contract, make a move, McNab said, signed by Hamilton last he missed on two field-goal return and Hamilton credited two years ago with Under MoVie, who had "It wan not a hasty dcci- week, scored a touchdown attempts, one from 45 yards linebacker John Martini Sunny Skies greeted a shootout, to take top spot turning Washington Capitals them practise in Kdl gCJ~r alan." after blocking Ottawa's first late in the first quarter, and recovered at the Ottawa 45. good sized crowd as they in their division. into a competitive tearn, wan and installed curft~ws. ~e . "Tommy gave us every- punt to start the Tiger-Cats another from 27 yards early After eight plays, the Ticats turned out to watch a fired Monday by the Caps responded with a P,~42. ththg," McNab added. "He's to a 25-5 upset win over the in the second, settled for a Jamb¢osic field minor soccer tournament In the 9-10 year old National Hockey League 14reeordln1976.77, hisllrst a good man. l predict he'll be Rough Riders in Canadian division, Mr. Mikes The Hamilton defence goal from 28 yards. Saturday held as a club. full year on the loS. The hack facing us in the NHL." Football League action windup to the Terrace Sharks squeaked by "It was the toughest victory total topped the Balisle. 41. played four Monday. gained another two points Thomas, a 30-year-old Minor Soccer Soutar's Giants 1-10to decision l've ever been in- team's total for their first games in the NHL with New late in the second quarter import defensive back Association's very sue- nail down top spot in that valved in." said general two NHL seasons. York Rangers in 1960-61. A It was ouly the third loss in when it twice sacked age group. Seen Brady 12 games for the Riders, who picked up on waivers from ee~ful first season. manager Max McNab, who But last semgm, winger, he spent most of his HoUoway and pushed Ottawa Toronto, stopped Ottawa's was ~e hero, scoring the hired 'MoVie midway Washington dipped to 17A6. pro career in the Western lead the Eastern Conference. hack 28 yards to its own two- only goal in the contest. A crowd of 25,712 saw next drive with the in- A total of 350 players on through the 1975-76 season to 14, and had to win its 41naf Hockey League, and also yard iinP.. terception off Holloway, who coach he expansion team. three games to avoid having played in the AHL. Hamilton score its fourth win Instead of punting from 21 teams took pert in the Phllpott'slChcetaha and against seven losses and a tie had replaced starter Tom competition, which began "Ihavenocommentonthe the worst record in the Hehuscoachedforsixsea- the end zone, kicker Gerry Clements at quarterback Manuel's Pumas were the haekground of the decision," league. MeVle's career total sons at Des Moines, to strengthen its third-place Kunick lateralled to Jeff midway in the second nt 9:30A.M. at the Skeena two finalists in the 11-12 position. Secondary School's McNab said after the Caps in Washington wu 46.1~-~. Syracuse and Philadelphia. Avery, who was laeklcd in quarter. age group. This game issued a brief prepared While admitting that a llbrecerdwiththeFirebirds the end zone for the safety. soccer fields. The teams was also very close, with Thomas scored from 30 were. divided into three statement on MoVie's coaching change an a new last scasenwas 35-35-11. yards out after blocking an The Rough Riders the Cheetahs finally release. "It was an The Ticats took the en- threatened again early in the age categories, 6-8 year emerging triumphant' by Ottawa punt and recovering suing kickoff at their 48, and aids, 9-10 year aids, and organizational decision." the ball on the third play of fourth quarter, marching to a narrow 3-2 margin. For The prepared statement moved to the Ottawa three- the Hamilton 12 but tight end 11-13 year aids. the Philpott's squad, it the game. Thomas also yard line in only four plays, said only that while McNab stopped one Ottawa drive Tony Gabriel was ruled out was Manny Vieros, and owner Abe Poilin Minor Rep teams including a 33-yard Jones of bounds on an apparent George Demedeiros, and with an interception off pass to Leif Paterson. Two After the preliminary , Condredge Holloway in the touchdown reception in the games were held, and the Brian Curry getting the made, "they both felt the plays later, Edwards sped to end zone and the Riders gave goals, while Randy third quarter. the outside and broke into smoke cleared, the improvement,re,,..... in the team's S core ¢ctor-esii up the hall on downs. Aiyamh Red Dee!Is Brooks and Brant performance had not Hamilton's other touch- the end zone for the touch- Clements came hack in at Scluared off against the Broomfield scored for the measured up to their ex- Terrace Minor Hockey The Terrace and Prince downs came on a two-yard down and Jambrosic, who umas in a losing cause. missed the convert on quarterback midway in the Terrace Jets in the n-u pectatlons." Pep teams came through Rupert Midgets split their run by Jimmy Edwards in year old final. At the end Named to replace MoVie the second quarter, and an Thomas's touchdown, this final quarter, but couldn't . "The tournament went with victories in three out of series at Terrace. Rupert time put it through the find a hole in the Hamilton of regulation time, the was Danny Belisle, who last four exhibition games played scored first in Friday's game end-zone fumble recovery by teams were deadlocked at • really well. The support season coached Philadelphia centre Henry Waszczuk with uprights and the Ticats had a defence. given by the parents was on the weekend against 10utit wan all Terrace after 15-2 lead at the half. one goal apiece. - A Pirebirds in the American Prince Rupert opponente, that as the hometown kids less than two minutes With less than two minutes shootout was then held, really welcome, and nice Hockey League. He'll take remaining in the game. to see", commented a ltwasul~ettimeatPrince posted a 4-1 victory. Hamilton flanker Dave left, Nell Lumsden's 57-yard with each team taking over the Caps when they Rupert as the Terrace Emile Gngnon fired two Quehl fumbled the ball and punt was fumbled near the five shots at the net. The league Spokesman. The open the season in los The stubborn Ticats tournament was the last Peewee 'B' Repa downed goals to pace the winners. "defence also claimed a two- Ottawa's Jim Pinskoski Ottawa goal line by Bill Alyamh squad, emerged Angeles against the Kings on Rupert's %' Repo twice. Bruno Hidher and Larry Hatanaka and Waszczuk the victors, outsoering the minor soccer League Wednesday night. point safety and Nick recovered to give Ottawa action until next spring. Terrace scored twice In the Swanson had one each. Jambrosic kicked a field possession at the Hamilton recovered the loose ball in Terrace Jets 4-3 in the McNab said MoVie, who third period to win Friday's Mark Morberg scored for goal and two converts. 44-yard line. Again the Ti- the end zone for the touch- was not available for game4-2. Thaywereiled.'l-I RI~. John'Hay booted a field cats defence held, allowing down. comment on his dismissal after the first ~0'minutee. In Saturday's contest and 2-2 going into the hB.t .Rupert fired three third- period, period goals to defeat Michael Roow, -Den Terrace 6-3. Ken Guyan had Kittain, Troy Raye and Rod a pair for Rupert. Terrace Philpott scored the Terra~ markers were scored by Jim HERE THEYIe goals. Palahicky, Rob Collins and October 6th main draw and Voyage Canada Late Canada winners. In Saturday's game, it was Bruno Hidber. N104888 N108401 N158056 N167835 N182169 N189175 N193452 I-I again after the first The new inter-city rap N219906 N227023 N239894 N243970 N268387 N279421 N286527 ~ rind, but Terrace IX~pod league gets underway next N295810 N342499 N364581 N397066 N401280 N410402 N419890 six goals in the se¢,ondand weekend. 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Now 1 Andretti with 51 points. was leas impressed with Ihink it's easier for the pit crew to slow down AND being the first Canadian Peterson died from injuries even when I was second," everyL~)dy else to start in suffered in the race at driver towin a GP race than motor racing and to get Villeneuve said. "That HARDWARE STORES with what his triumph could Monza. worried me a little." sponsors and everything Reutemann finished the do for young drivers in else. But the Ferrari crew was Canada. season in third position with confident Jarier's Lotus ANDERSON The 26-year-old from Ber- The vic;ory was worth n.ine 411 points, and two-time world would not last the race, and thierville, Que., drove his points and allowed champion Niki Lauda of wanted Villeneuve to save red Ferrari to a 13-second Villeneuve to finish in the top Austria was fourth at 44. his car and finish. Jarier had victory over Jedy Scheckter 10 in the world driving Villeneuve had the third led much of the United States of South Africa in a championship point stan- position on the starting grid GP race at Watkins Glen, Canadian-owned Wolf Ford dings in his [irsl full season and fell to fourth on the first N.Y., a week earlier and was in the 70-lap race on the 4.5- on the G.P. circuit. The lap. Pole sitter Jean-Pierre forced out with mechanical ldlometre lie Notre Dame dian finished in a tie with Jarier of France in a JPS problems. It was generally curse. Emerson l,"ittipaldi of Brazil Lotus was the l~der for 48 agreed before the race that, Carlos Reutemann of in nir, lh place. B.lh had l? laps before an oil seal broke, like the Glen, the lie Notre Argentina, Villeneuve's points. Fittipaldi is a former forcing him out of the race, Dame track was too de- T,V, GUIDE The young Canadian team-mate, finished third. world champiE~n. manding for a Lotus. All listings subject to change without notice. "Being the first Canadian Mario Andretti uf moved his Ferrari into third "I'm really mad about i| iilmmallUleeUlilllllllliilelilmlilleelglgnalililmIlmeIlII or not doesn't mean as much Nazareth, l'a., ',vii, finished position on the 19th lap when as simply winning a Grand 10th .n Sun(hly in his JPS he passed Alan Jones of this," Jarier said. Prix race," Villeneuve said. Lotus, clincilc¢t the world Australia in a Williams, and "Mechanical problems two TUESDAY 5 pRm. to midnight "I guess if there would driving champitituship with caught Scheckter for second weeks in a row. But at least I showed that I'm one of the ! have been a Canadian before 64 points after the Italian spot on the 251b turn around me winning a Grand Prix Grand Pri× at Monza, two the course. Villeneuve then best drivers in the world, CFTK BCTV KCTS ~°ri~ *,NG(NBC) (CBr.) 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Thieves lift An increase of $1.11 per hour plus unlimited Cost Of Living A total increase of $1.01 per hour* Allowance (COLA) ;, athletes loot This includes 41¢ in hourly wages plus 60¢ per hour Cost Of This would represent a wage rate of $11.00 per hour before Living Allowance (COLA) payments. ELMSFORD, N.Y. (AP) -- With the increase, a postal clerk could earn $7.76 per hour for An 800-pound safe, con- premiums and COLA (basedon a 3O.hourwork week). ! Meaning that as of 31st December 1978, a postal clerk would a 40.hour week This amounts to at least $16,196 per annum, taining at least $7,000 including COLA, but excluding premiums and bvertlme. belonging to New York earn at least $17,218 per annum, including COLA, but Rangers of the National excluding premiums and overtime. "Subject to AIB approval ,. Hockey League, was stolen from a hotel early Monday, Shift Premiums Shift Premiums police said. (in addition to the basic wage rate) k A detective said between (in addition to the basic wage rate) $7,-000 and $8,000 inside the safe belonged to the -- $3.63 per hour for evenings and nights (based on a 30-hour -- 40¢ per hour for evenings and nights Rangers, who were staying week) 60¢ per hour for Saturday work at the hotel while training m -- $22.00 per hour for Saturdays (based on a 30.hour week) 75¢ per hour tor Sunday work nearby Hawthorne. $33.00 per hour for Sundays (based on a 30.hour week) An undetermined amount of cash and valuables belonging to other guests •Holidays Holidays also was taken, he said.

--4 weeks from the 1st year --5 weeks after 6 years --3 weeks from 1st year Names in --6 weeks after 11 years --3 weeks after•13 years --7 weeks after 16 years --5 weeks after 27 years the news --Plus I week for each year after 20 years • • ROCKFORD, I11. (AP)

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' ' to cross the Atlantic • Ocean in a helium balloon '. .' last August. .... ' '~It is. mere difficult ". th=. me pre-flight .. '. 'planning, the final flight •preparations or the flight • .. itself," Abruzzo said. . "I' am. just over- Whelmed at the great •attention, it couldn't have .been anticipated or ex- ,' :pected.". • ' '.' Abmzzo, an Albuquer(lue, N.M,, businessman, visited his " .... home town here Sunday ' to he inducted into the city's new Italian- American Hall of Fame. The current negotiations are for a better mail service for Canadians. During long negotiations, Canada Post has made He said the worldwide serious efforts to find areas of agreement. We have made otters,g_uaranteeing job secudty, classification and wages to attention focused on him individuals in the event of technological change. The Union s position as outlined above is the same as it was and his fellow hailoaistst 18 months ago. Maxle Anderson and Larry Newman of Albu- erque, has been more Our offer represents an average annual increase of $1,709 including COLA, over an 18.month period. ~eemending than they expected. He said that since the The Canadian taxpayer shouldn't be asked to pay more. flveday adventure that hogan in the'United States i and ended Aug. 16 in the I French countryside, they have been besieged by requests to endorse political candidates ~Pape 10, The HeraM, Tuesday, October-. 10, 1978 - :,J'ob training program offered her eil • -~'-,.-ent a ''~Is to many afford"it: Some_tlmm lt'wu The Canada Employment moderate.scal~ lnet year, unemployment levek which "fo/'theeespo~mo~gr0Ul~S By" Sparrow also said the '"It'sagcodopporttmityto ~,w:.. vr-- clear the ,lIST program and Immigration Com- with~redsuceses. " aretgenerallyinth.eTtoS..pe.r any standard, the rules paperwork Involved was' assess potential permanent mpl~eenJ~,T]Rrolpram last tur~d. ~_t~,ne~'(,yo~__ nd~don is prepared to offer "~'Regi~-~-'we- ba-d a ' ~ range, you g.now mat, Roveroing the JET program dmple - one short eontrset employees, and getting a _ ~_ .... ~.o. ,n ,~r cant of worXer-tney, o wenj~ at lmnt 14.~ million to B.C. target of encouraging era- joo .c.rea.uon...pl'ojecm a.nu ~ simple, Sparrow said, form; amonthiywageclaim' cash rebate in ihe order'of ]tl~u'mm~ .... r-- r.,, .nmuav , , .... and Yukon employers this Ployera to hire some ]L,mU. speem, meenuves to In- JET Contracts are for un to form; sad an evaluation 1240 per month per trainee emplbye~ .hir~l..__?ee~waU~se' "ld'a'~'cia'Stanlay' 0f'the winter if they will give on- youn~peoldebetwecal§ana d~. try are.lry. But 26 weeks employment a't a questionaire to ba completed doesn't hurt either, persunbutdeclmmm • Terrsce. Canlda ~la. theJob e~)erieece to young 24, but 'the program helped when y.ou ]enx at me.y.~.m maximum 40 hours per at the end of the contract, especially for smaller era- subold£. . ., ployment Centre "hall been people through the Com- get Jobs,or over=,500. This unemployment rate, wmenls week. Trslnees, between 15 While .the Intent of the players.", . ' "It ws.s. ,app_a,re.n~,, appelntod to help.il~terestnd mbudon's Job W.xpedonon year ~Ve hope to. encourage at least 13 per cent - and end24,muethavebeenout of program is to get more Sparrow esld tl~at the Sparrow ~.~9, u~,,t.~',~'~,,~,~,ae~lo~ersand tmilmm JET Training Progrsm (JET): many more Jobs for lunar likely Egher - extra efforts eehoei for three to 36 months young people Jobs by social benefit of helping empl~.~'s.f.e.zt,an _o.us~,~,.,~[~tl~ r thla winter. ' The Dave Sparrow, manager o~ periods of time. Depending are needed , Sparrow esld. and be registered at a promoting the active In. Canada's young labour force to c~ate m etr_.,own ~ phone number il ~134. the Turrsce Canada Em- on the .response from. pro: Sparrow' added that while ~anadaEmploymenteentre. voivement of community cope with high unem- po~lUon and coma ~. ,~ .. ployment Centre, says the ~o~en, even,m~e money the wage incentlve la aimed The .trainee must I~. organizations and. private JW.T incentive to hire .C~,,~d be mace available ,, at the employer, the unemp,oyeu ann actively employers, the employer ~ "''~'~'~%~.~~ unemployed ~outh comes !n program ilaeif keeps the keying work for at least two rea~ some distinct benefits, a tl.50 per hour wage suu- program was restricted to needs of unemi~oyed youth weeks, , Sparrow acid, , aldy for a period of up to 26 young people, Sparrow, said upperm~t In mind, .-~. . | . Bus!ness' ' ' weeks. Sparrow said the JET it'smcasuro..tO,,when, a q3eelalyou look at. inventory"We have; . manycapablesa,, .',but ~'~0 mlr "v m program was onersted on a focus on a spnclal problem, young .l~.,~e In our worker the | Tel Dwoo!ory, H

skill .and experience." The qk,,~UJE&~e,JLO~ JIM, ~ • . . . , Fisherman awarded program lea frank , •effort to. nuy some ex- m4m • .'.; . :• i at, perienee for these young aemmmwn. ~'UiAk.AN,ORD~ER $250,000 settleme .... | VETERINARY CENTRE BREMERTON, Wash. (AP) -- A giUnetter fisherman shot by a state fisheries control officer In a "He's been under a ire- lun't necessarily the only , ;, ~ l.." eonfrentation over salmon mendous...... amount of pressure enntaet, point for the JET m,~8 fishing closures was for. the last two years. He's program. Chambers .of PEI'S BEAUTIFUL- 13S.1~1 .. awarded a ,=o,e0o out~. bernbeen the p_r~n,endme ~etlmvictim of the ...... uommeree, commumtyi - ~ ...... ,~_, ._a... flah~-*, wars rates said seaeues ann agone m an • The flahermun William The shooting occurred -,,,-.,-: ,,,e~,a,-,,,,,-.-.,. HI~ r'd~ I Free. for ONE month courtesy of THE Carlson, had sned the state during a confrontation a~o.ene~rngee ~ get m Test drive a ltmdatoday at VI~.#, DAILY HERALD .' '.. . ' , ' for ;4 million, but attorneys between ,commercial. J~=r.as S.lmr gro..upg...as TERRACE HONDASALES for Carlson and the state told gillneltere and fisheries went. on to say ma.t t.ne • ' WI| Hwy. 14 Kltuap County Superior demrtment officers near the empmyment ' commission Terrace, B.C. V|G 11.8 ,, .u w,.. ..r .=,.. --o.. II R R R"/ m~u-~ef Hood Canal. T~' Will p~.~de adm .inlstrative Court Judge Robert Bryan, &II84171 • listed f~' your cuetomers please cell VqF~m~qW~P'E who acceptedthe settlement, flshurmm were protmthig a. ccats of ~0 per placement X'IO~T ]l~2ek Dealer Ucance Number 02011A that an agreement was clo~ure of salmon fishing. ' I reached Saturday for the lesser amount. Fisheries officer Howard. . " Carlson was partially Oliver claimed he shot . by,he shoetl~ on Carlson because he believed . Oct. 24, 1976. His lawyer, Car`son's 50-font boat, the Charles Yatee, says - Alaskan Revesge, was about - :...... Cerlson's health has ira- to ram ,de 35-fast petrel • • ~.. proved since then but boat. . ' . ' ~!~:~;*.'/~/~!"~*

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o with p. ressure . . ~,~;~: KUOPIO, Finland They found hypert.ion i~"e~!, (Reuter) -- Doctors running occurred in 45 per cent fewer .. 'a big health project in east women, and 26 per cent Finland have noted a fewer men, than it did five " 'marked drop in the number years before--suggesting of strokes followieg per- they are well on the way to sistent efforts to curb high tracing and treating almost blood pressure thronghout all the existing cases. the local population. Most important, they have A senior researcher, also seen a 40-per-cent cautioning that the results decline in the number of ere still preliminary, says apoplectic strokes since 1912. " . ,imprOvements have also Stmkeafreqnsntiyhaveheen i .. been seen in the amount of found to have a hypertensiqn " general heart trouble, background. " High blood pressure - " ...... ~" ~Hypertension) has been Senior researcher Jaakko . ,~:/~-~..... firmly linked to cardiac and Tuomilchto cautions: "The • ~YS~•~iii:/~.:~ ...... vascular diseases, which are time b not yet ripe to draw . notoriously common in this any final conclusions, but the remote region where meat drop in the number of people win a livieg from soil strokes suggests that or forest, remarkable results have . Or~inally thought to be an been achieved in. North ' ailment of technically ad- Karelia through treatment : ' vended societies, hyper- for high blood pressure." tension now has been He points out that the. recorded worldwide in beth stroke rate has dropped, " urban and rural commu- throughout the world in nitiea, recent years, but that the In 19~, the World Health decline elsewhere has been Organization (WHO) slower. It might even be saying that you branded it as one of the major health risks and this The hypertension register Tha pa, n should take a little time now and year made it the theme of of the project has been built World Health Day. through regular examination then tO do some simple exercises To chart and combat the of the entire mkkile-aged situation here, Finnish population, at health centres in the back. to strengthen your back. public and private or during x-ray or other organizations have set up the public campaigns. • maybe it's trying to tel Think aboutit. And do something WHO-sponsored North The improvement it you something. about it. For a. start, how about Karelia Project, whose promoted in treatment is w ultimate alms ere to bring striking. Maybe it's saying you getting a copy of the free booklet about improved dietary and "At the start of the North life-style patterus. Kerelia project only three should be more careful .... "BACK TALK'-'Avai lable at your local 'l~tnland has the highest in- per cent of the middle-aged cldenea of heart disease in when you're lifting-:-that '~.... _ Workers' Compensation Board the world, and North Karella men and nine per cent of the C middleaged women were you should make sure the office or mail this coupon. the highest in Finland. being medicated for Doctors have also traced hypertension. The number load isn't too heavy, and ,, --;lea. sendme ...... ~'1~___...~ and treated hypertension, was gradually brought up to using conventional drugs 11 per cent of the men and 14 that. you lift with your legs i---icop,eso,'B=kTa,,' ]/'~,~ and methods but helped by a per cent of the women." instead of your back. .,,.,_ _ ~~ ,. unique registration system Tuomilehto says the that has enabled them to project is also pushing ahead Maybe it's complaining COMPA,V __.~~~ supervise more than 17,000 with efforts to cut the need middle-aged patients, for such treatment by cur- about the way you twist _~...~ They have reported an 80- bing the accepted causes of when you turn instead . ADD,ESS percent return to normal hypertension, faulty dietary blood pressure in those habits and overweight in of shifting your feet and patients. ~rticular, turning with your whole '~,:, " body. s~,~' • - Mailto "Films & Posters Dept." at the address Oelow. - . TERMINAL ? EXPRESS (6N-N80) - . , ." , , . , Paroel Piokup & Delivery

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Today, sinks are moving • c,>~t,, of acid-resisting colors, styles and hi/t:5. !~,Oh t:~n?:: I'+,U;I ;++ i:trg,+:, 4.1-h~uh di+~:+c,.,;.tl t,,,H,. It,;k.+'d ttt+'itt- rai~,:d c:~,l4D~.irltt1::l![.:~ lh;t{ out of the kitchen and into New Sinks BHng Color, ly ~.n',zt', i;i .~il:: c:.)rncr, a][Ow ca~k'.r instalkttiur~ or cn;m+~cl. And, it reduces the ler, for instdt~u.'+', ,~i'tw ''. 4;,.,u.,-, family rooms and recre- noi~,c anti viblation of gar- /. kitchen sinks in 15 unl:~r.. C,'Ht1[";lllrf'%tl+ll;i, [0 ;t I.'+)11!. Fo i+dp +h:i h, mm h,ttd,,' tiir+p,:~;tl units v~itht>ut ation rooms, You'll even ba~c tl~Sl)Os;tl units. !!:: Convenience to Kitchen eight styles, itml Take "looks", for in- look good, it should also be mW~+ -+-+ __ _~_ m :. stance. Color in the kitchen i~{i should begin with the sink. well-designed and able to i:".. It's the obvious focal point handle daily use and abuse. @ lln , " of the room, the spot to Most manufacturers ii!' which family and friends make sinks in a variety o[ ..... +_.,..4-=- , " .,. . ~ ',~.~. ,., ~, ~ , ~'+d~+ • KITCHEN WIZARDRY +;m '~+~+P+ t'.' T ,' +~. , •• ,., A kitchcn that's marc dow, while nlso adding an " 14AF',tD TO FilqD ,~CR~I, XGI~ 4r~¢S two d,velllngs on 3 acres on Kalum Lake • than a kitchen is a ncccssity entirely new dimension to for today's living. With the room. This look works TRIESTE sink by l~ot:te~(+u t~,~Hs:ffp;(, (t~+v.+u,u!'fir•,-h at*3 3 |;O'd+~!,i;,~h .,t COk 'f,:T.d ...... I?,~+-'. ' ~u~az~: ~ ?Ru~d'k+.drm.Pavcmenl'corn forlableSUbdivisi°nhome, qoodP°ianllal'well, 716sprlngfrontage,fed, andWithl bedrm.newly decorated!railer to •• everybody in the family off particularly well with long, enameled cast u,xL .,',::÷:.'. ' + .... r: ,.' ' + " . "S' " • : . - .,,.,.:.,~ 't<.+ .,+~+ ~ rcn'; +++uS.VL+g+h It:.~n+,2 addition. E;.:tr~s are a storage bldg. Jnd a chlcken : ; ;+++"' bage disposal unit C3!,t ,to,: ,. +n'+.t~htl"~ uh:~r': -. *. -+,r., '.::;,;~.4: , ,.'i. '. :- 4;" ,'., ' ::,' I,:';. to something else, the hustle narrow kitchens, where scat. p0salunit ElhITlldl hr,;'.h g,',':" .', '" '"' +:.;u+, ,,~ : ; . :t .+ t.:+:,'c +t ~", ,fur'. , , ,:. ". ," + I+ ",:'+,,',':, ,"I+' HVt'Vn S ~ hOUSe, A neot package l lsted +qr $40,000. . . i and bustle in some kitchens ing space is traditionally a Centura WaterGuard.'~ atcr :,,' '";' Lv,,~, + ~ 132 ACRESo+ appealinqland, 35miles east of Terraceon Hwy. 16. Hastwo • is enough to discourage even problem. +m,n'-m~:'+~.'.~:~.~:::~,~<-:i.~:=-'?~"~+;V,:.r~'~~ '.';.%'..!:'~.;r~:~'~:•;'::,'~'+~::~'-'-~.Y: ~:+,"/.+T."%'~~J,~);:'~++ '~'~ ." ~ crer:l%,~.xc~:llen~ l:,uilding ~;iles, lotsof birch and alder. Has acreage on both • the most pcrsistcnt chefs. To avoid a cluttered coun- sides ot thn road and fronts on beautiful Skeena River. Asklng $45,000 and • All this activity, combinod ter look, break thc counter ...... - ...... ' o+o,; ~o +.+r+ =- +! into scveral levels. The low. ~ ~ 4 ~ ~ ~ +0 ~IL~ +B "+ ~ ~ O Z Y ~JOP~P~ E wit!; charm located in a good neigh- • with a shrinking amount of bourhood, r~pl>e,~linq exterior tinist~ of stucco and rockwork. Spacious kit- • er met!on can serve as a 32C;'~ kitchen space, makcs many -- "1 ~ qhen v,.iHi load•; (it ctJphoord space. Two bedrooms up plus two down. A 9 x 12 • ki.tchcns end up as victims of miniature desk and phone ,~i -~'' ' ! ~Ioi+~:v~ checl i~(back y~z'd Come in and lalk to us about this reasonably • the cluUcrbug. lable, while the upper Icvel ';"~ :,. * i ~ ,~,.i<:,,(l t~om~ +J,,st s~o,soo m_ becomes an eating bar. •!:,,,:till. t ' ~'~ '3~,I~ +,.'.OFO,t+~C).-. A .~T&RTI+'£G STEP i Through clcver planning Cnreful organization kccps i,iF~;~'~: !'.~ br, 'gH+'rr +'?'<5~ ,r,+'.+h'~, wilh i~xT+i frame addition offers petential for the i

?..,: and imagination, any ordi- each compartmcnt togcth- .. ~ ~ couple starlingolf. Siluate.don 175 x ~00 foot lot with room to build another ' /'V! nary kilchcn can bc trans- er, yet separate. Thc .+>J ...... ~; residence it',lhe fulure. ?4 x 30 ~hop included•Just $22,000, • formed into a family living smooth, seomctric silhou- • c¢:~.~.~>,-~x..~,~ ~+~% . V;,C'~AI,Vl" ~ ST on i+~nner, api:,ro.<. 70x132 with ornamental trees along front m :+ .;++?+ : - ~&~: ,+9 '~ OI propc~r 7, ,~.P.ml.view natura~ ga.~;, clty water and sewer in area, and paved • !: + +',+. center. First, give careful ette is as #casing to the eye ..++. consideration to lifestyles. as it is to work with. "%+"~T:~,+..+ ~,.: '':-.+v~,+'~:'~ ...."~ ... ~(i:,~.~m.+7,~:;~'I~''.~."..~+~' 'T#'+~ ~'~!~" ~ ~~.~=" r'e~t ...... ;"'"';'+,~.~. +';"~'~,~' D~v,,n~d." GO[) At_tKNIGHTOFFERSdoesWlllnot bedoPresented'lustlce toEXCl'this 895.1m. == Do you often gra5 a send- The sccret to planning a wich on tSe run, or do you kitchen that works is to go .... ~-.P~',;:,,~,,~ ~rr,,.,culai~ +,,vo bedroom 1969 • 12xS6 Knight • like to have a place to kccp for efficiency plus. Simple, ~+'~¢"~P'+'~~ :~'~ "!'railer. The Bxl~ additionprov des entrance and • the shopping list and house- folding counter-stools with ~A~ :L: " ' Y' ~k~sior~ ~, to- he deeo-freeze and p~rtable dryer, • '?i J [C~,~.,,~..,+.B;'~~f~ 3' ' J...,+,,~....:~" .'~.~l~'S'-+:+*~'~" etc. Si'~ luated' on approx." V~ acre, fully lanascapeo- -- --i hold narcs, do light book- soft, cushy scats, can be /!:'::~? tuekcd away until nccdcd. ~+~~+~+:~'.~.~ ,~.:~2~and f+,.-ed garden area greenhouse and • keeping or dash letters off to ~~-~i~ ~detached workshop or.could be :use.d..f.qlT..fl+...... '. i friends? With shrinking They provide practicality ~~~i~ ~ra~e~. C~U US ~OR a~Pomtm~nr.to .... i room sizes, it's not casy to and comfort without a heavy find a spot to attend to all look. A pale, alabaster .... I these nccds. color, blcndcd with the soft touch of a suede covering, , ~, A.B. Le Page. Limited CoasL Coast Real Estate Service • The solution to your helps bri85ten window lam- L~ ' Helen GIIbertson i needs may bc right on your brequins and scat covers. walls. Simple, multi-level, Wood- large family? Here is +i't+ ,~n++'.,+,'e+. to xj++,~., p;roblott<, +200 ' .-," , Stan Parker i ,, • <: z~ ;~ .i,~ m.,03t • modular units like a wood- en taSle tops, treated with a sq. ,t. 3 bey.room sill;:, ,e,/ei i,ome wiih '/'~ uHlity ~++++++++ ~,~,~)++++ ++ ..... +o6 b1 ++ -." base,~+eml. ++.arOe +'+t~i~+ Semi-alt~ched {+++'age P~ .... Harry Smith S cn Parsons table built right stain.resistant finish, arc • 635.2826 i onto the wall can exploit m~nt for spills and messy 191 + ; ~/" -+ Jim Duffy • empty space under a win- caters! we. • .-,.+" '+ p.-,.,++• +,+',"a y,,,+.,,,+. +' + m 451+ ,3..- • r mmmm mmmmm mimmm m mmm mimm mm m mm mi mm~ Aski!tr: $40,000, Hei"e.'s ,/stir chance. CaJ Ba:+rt+e or Bud ~+ p~? Bob Rlpmeester i I "~ at ~c'CoB's for appointirzent to view. /,~+~p" ~a[] AS+C;~BOU'+ SUP OTHER LISTINGS• 635.2832 i ":?,+,~,;;~73]~:j~.~+~[;j:~+~.~.~+~,,a~7+~]+,++,.:+m,+r+. +:;m+++,~+~,;m ~s~ +~ F+mm i+ I~ tz +,~35+it ~-+:+ ++~ ++~j ++;~z :+'Lm ++~,++ g+ m m m g m a m m m u u nm I l m m llllll II~ I, AHOUHOEH|HT It I I .+ • . ; .:...... ++ :~ ,~,=+.+:+.,.+~. ;+~.~,+:...+~ .!+++~+ I ,.,+,,:,,...... L~+++,, ,++:+v,.+,.+:+~'.... ~],~ [, I +++ • • . .+ I Spread the tuhlc m,, tt:c f l+,,r;u.:hpr,~,crb I quarrel will end .... ' " "S + :~+:, ..... ,'-m + | :. . .,+ %+,"+,~+~,:~:?~;,!~4+++++,~i+>-,I. ", :+, • :"' ' :~:+++~+~¢~'.:,:+++;z++r+ !~: l ....L , i~+~ ~ ~:++:.~++~...... "+~ , :"

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I Uplands area, four .( [~~ ~:~I OFFICIAt. I~L~C~ ,,R~.,,:~.~.,, ,+~,+,. }+:~¢;,.,.,.,' ,,,.~,,+J,~.~. ~ ..... DELL~,[~3 ~ ++~.~+,+~,:rn ] b~.droom tar, w, OvP.r I..300 :ig ff 3 bl+¢~' o " *.-,. . I ., t.vdruom family bedroom bungalow, wifll a ' ~ ~ ~ i f'0 :I:~ i ~~ I , ~ fireplaces, splH ;ov:.:i i+t,~nt?, v..4:,.~ h,~nse, ¢I,'*.u I0 schools on full basement. Brick i•) • :,,;: ,%., ~ ,7 ," ~ +" i~ lot, ¢lo,~t' I,: ,-.ch,,.:~i. fireplace in living room I =~ ti! ~;i~~ +"+ U-h~:+~d:. ++r~. ~t,: ntJ t:omtm'taL~l:: '~+;:~,ilv Y,'.mc ~!.7.~;.: C+;tl Hot'st or and family room, sundl~k I JiM DUFFT ] ,, j,+3~'.', '~':;,~,~a V!.~!:tgc C:~, ~'{?:, " ~".... 500 For h~t"lher i ~- with Ic.c r,+::+,r? ;:r;~ ,+.'~t• Cr~r~++.!¢l ~or more in- otf kitchen and dining I i~ ~ort++ahun c:.~ll tk:s-.,.,t or room. Asking SS9,500. Call I [:~ ¢ I+.-i ;'h,l Askin[I $S ~, r~,.'.0. C+.+)! i K(dlv. I WIGHTMAN & SMITH REALTY LTO• is pleasedto I : 1727 'Gyr~ti!c'+[•"~'~'<' .!I~']~LS~..... <[i!;!;,; .. o :,~....: ~ ~,~.~. ,,,l~oo,,+. ,,., ,,~,.~o,~,:,,+. +:;,..,,,+o,,. I I • ' • , ...... +++...... ++.,, ++ . I Jim is looklng forward to lervlng the. requlre_mentsof I 41 Hawk J+VJ~..~,B~ +l++,.,,,,O,~n+ ~i~ +:++'+~+.<'+,",'mm++'+ ++ :,~~ ..+++~.+x+u ++~++:+; +rf * - I hls many h*londs and acqwilntancos In tlmlr Purchase I or Sale of Real Estate. I ~ ~,~,~-# + " I I MrMr. Dully may be contactld at our offices sltueted at +, .:i~+~i.~ .:.... Dully may be contacted at officessituated at 1 O +~ .... f]:;,:+' t ++',.,u,.,;~'+ 'm+;~++~t~+~+...... id;::¢.,.,(,~.+:.;+:~".i;:..+ ..:~": Sp~cious -..=:, bung,Mow,t+ ...... 100C I 461t Lakolse Avenue In Tlfrnce. ~.+,,.+ ~..,+,.,,+t,,~+ ~.., ~q. t! v,ilh 3 bedrooms, C-~)'tT~t'~,, @¢OllOmic natural It._you are looking for ] Wightman&Smlth RlmltyLtd. lsafollservlce Real : ~.9 d"~,~l'~*,;?+l" ." "*~";'C~;,"+> r~:'++'i],Utf:'C'C~' ' ~ '¢} ilCalltovic,+,+*h?Sne.wlyboItt'::~";i.:l{t lrv,+t'l nqth 3 bedroofn$, cozy, centrally located '~'v ...... +~,~r-' i(inq:pte.c:' [,;td ~tm!.'L';~ livln+q ilorseshoe :~rr++a, i~,ll'}. ~+~,~ h;.attng and full I Estate and Insurance I 3~ " ~;~'~.~++ {~t]}{) q,'t~m,; n~, i~:,"r+: land it,s? developctf 1:.~,~ r. ~:+ul. , ;;,:<:,r, cnt. I ocafed close tn starter home, this one is Aglmcy• {~'tU~ ~I~'~'• @ ~,, worth viewing. SltuattN! on !__, .... - ...... + .... J • ii,~+n'~+h d" ~..'.;n f~c~d:.', .+c,m,e carport ,~nd sn,,',v:V: ::!" .4 ..t~d+c r;I town. Asking a good sized lot with garden ;ins! o¢i ia~hirJ and out. Fc.nced lot, ~,~ag ,-u':~S': i,,ri:? oul'/ $30,000, For ~ PcR',~d ""n ,~.it at ~5;*,00,3, borhocJd, Astti~q 3';%5~.0 ,note dotail~ call Horst or area and sterage shed. Murlel has the details. 3~/2 Acres ,~u L;++kd:_+c+ Lake ~M~t~ ;(" ~he :tetails Call l(t~lly ' Chr slel +~+--- Just right for big family. 87 Cu.rr~++. - $7~},001} l~ Required low down ] .~, Large 3 year old home on S [ Why no~: cM] ~r.+ ~,day @ acres on Remo Road. Only FOR SALE I : lo minutes drive from for your [r+~e i~+~ra.i~(;l @ ~ji ~+~.'-~'+Y, .~ .....:b~ bedroom ~un~alow. A~- I ~~ town. School bus at h'ont of property. Has 3 bedrooms up and 3 down. Call Frank. Dougla++ ~hramd "|'zrfarm~" @ Exc Ikmt Ra , l p,+ .... +,,++,,,,, WO Offer ~o~'vhm-~ i~t flOURS APPRa|$aL$.-PRgPE~TY ~i~fiEtdE'~T @ , ,~, ~ ,,~, c +~ KELLY SQUIRES RN.7616 ~remnlndor excelkmt Imrkhmd, semo 0oed flmoer. X t LOT SALEB - D[~L+~PMEHT @ ~0~$~ ~G~[,|~I,~K,, - ~35.G3~'~ ~Houso, some e~belMl~a, om'lls• Tek~phone in- ! stalkldtPowerevalilbie• Go4dlKIiolldnggraslng.iease S Ii avalllblt. WouM consid~ taking small farm In ;raoe Q qP ~orpropertyeooMbedivlded. Some..t~'.msposslhle. ~ O IS . E.F. White, O4meral Oeflvefy, i+aarview, Alberta. I Pho°I 494"2450' .] J~.2 ...... - ...... -- ...... --7----"---+'---7" ~@@" " "~ ...... +.2, '-~.-'~: ...... ,.+' ~ '+' ..... "+ +"~""~"+~+'~:"" ,~ .... : "'~: ""':"+'':' ' ..... --- -- ' • ,, t

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p,- TERRAOE DRUGS LTD. 1~111 Kslum 636-7214 Vitamins & Toys, Toys, Toys

I • Skeena Health Unit Weight Watchers meeting CLASSIFIED RATES SUBSCRIPTION 3215-2 Eby Street held every Tuesday at 7 p.m. Terrace, B.C. at the Knox United Church RATES Hall, 4907 Lazelle Avenue. Situated on Pohte Ave: Coz'y LOOKING. ".EQR',. ~TH.E. 1974 Blazer 4x4 K5 custo m. 635.6307 750-4 1973 Honda motorcycle. LOCAL ONLY: Effedive starter or retirement home SECU'RITY"'. " .... ""',. .... 27,000 miles. $4,500 OBO. The following are a few of Complete with saddle bags, Odober I, 1977 the services offered locally A Heather-Tartan Society Is wtlh• extra lot 2 bedrooms, 1"a . second ' Income. . i can' Phone 63S-9765. (c3.5,6,10),,, 20 words or less 02.00 per windshield and two helmets. by your Health Unit Staff: being formed with the In- 5,500 original miles. A-1 bathroom, I vlng room with rovlde? .• The- 'path' ..to" ! " =~ ~AVn i Insertion. Over 20 words 5 Single Copy 2O¢ CHILD HEALTH CON- terest of promoting Scottish condition. $1,500(~BO• Phone Sid ng g ass door to rear. ' security.Is'only a deC.Ilion -- 1~o7^ i= Dnrador L0wl cents per word. mth 3.00 cultural interest and events. pat o, d ning area in kitchen.. and a'.' 'honecall:. bwayt We I:;:=.: ;-:;~=,,.~o ,,,,I 3 Or more consecutive in- By Carrier FERENCES. 567-4687 (c5-12) : year 34.00 Held weekly at the Health Interested persons should ano porcn wtln ,aunory train you,":.-•' .... :"' .... .'ldittnn ~hnne | Nrtlens $1.50 per Insertion. By Carrier By Mall 3 ruth 12.00 Unit every Tuesday from contact Eleanor Halley at facil ties Electric heat pho~qtwl'lte.l~cal~'.mw.aY i ...... "',,-c-c.~,,~ I 6 ruth 22.00 1:30.3:50 p.m. Please phone 635.2456as soon as possible. House has new cedar siding • distribut~r. ~;..a, nd.. : ' I_•...... ~ I REFUNDS: 6y Mall year40.00 for an appointment. on exterior. Extra lot Is."Reyllolds ;' 84310..'Marsh ' i~sK rot Kay :~Kog~uno. tc=. I . First Insertion charged for By Mall Senior Citixen year 20.00 Held at Thornhill. whether run or not. Recreation Centre on the 8 HP Brlggs & Straton eng. Absolutely no refunds after British Commonwealth and fourth Friday of every Lg. propane space heater. for hoose & $10,000 for extra ad has been set. United States of America one month from 1:30 - 3:30 p.m. Milking goat lt/~ yr. Sm. 30 lot. Both are priced to sell as year 51.00. Please phone for an ap- "RUPERT STEEL & lb. buck for freezer. Call 635. a package for $26,000. Firm. CORRECTIONS: SALVAGE LTD. 9359. (p5.13) Call 635.2370 for appointment Must be made before 2nd Box 399, Terrace, B.C. FOlntment. F()R SALE OR LEASE Babysltters who bring We buy copper, brass, all to view. (c18.31) VSG 2M9 12x56 mobile home with Ineerflen. children must have parents metals and batteries. Used store flx(ures. Ex. 'sa ei .1967 Mor..cedes:Benz. Allowance can be made for 12x56 addition on t~2 acre written consent for im- Location - Seal Cove Safeway Store,• Terrace. 200 Diesel • lllClodes :.sl~are, landscaped lot with fru;f enly one Incorrect ad. HOME DELIVERY Open till 5 p.m. Men. to Sat. Walk.in coolers, freezers, rear axle &'-ti'ensmisslon. Terrace & District munlzatlen. trees and berry bushes. ~' ADULT CLINICS Phone 624.5639 display cases, sinks, scales .M0tor • excellent, Body Thornhlll & District bdrms., utility rm., living BOX NUMBERS: These are held at the etc. Refrigeration com- horrible. Prlce $i,200". Phone. 75 cants plck up. Phone 635-63S7 rm. with fireplace, dining' Health Unit on Monday, pressors. Phone Prince Wanted: Garage to store car 630.5575. (p2,10)"I:: . ": • , • 01.25 mailed. GENERAL rm., wall to wall carpet..6 . Wednesday and Friday from George Refrigeration. 563. ft)rwinter munths ur one or miles from town. WIll sell or CARPENTRY 3 - 4:10 p.m. by appointment 6426. (p5-16) ! lwo bdrm. house with For :So,e: 1;7o0edg-. lease to reliable party. CLASSlFIED DISPLAY: The Herald reserves the NO JOB TO BIG garage, Phone 635-5363, Tradesman Van: Llke new. 4 enly. OR SMALL .Phone 635-3271 after 5 p.m. • Rates available upon right to classify ads under PRENATAL CLASSES An antique wood stove for wcekdays before 5 p•m. 635- spd, "overdrive, .~5.,., :six : AUDITIONS, SIDING (sff) request, appropriate headings and to Classes are held $200. And a large wood 9636 after 5 p.m. and cylindi~r. "~,00o k'lm;"~Super RENOVATIONS set rates therefore and to throughout the year at in- cookstove for $300. Both are weekends. (c5-12) .... price. Phone.;63Sj~,7~, (pS-l~) NATIONAL CLASSIFIED deternllne page location. CEMENTWORK, 1972 Velaire 12'x69' thre~ tervals for expectant in very good ~condition• PAINTING bdrm. trailer. Expando RATE: . The Herald reserves the parents. Phone the Health Phone 635.2485 after 6 p,m. Require 3 bdrm. houee or' 1974 Maverick:! '6' cyJlnder Phone after 6: living room. Furnished c~" • :!2 coati per agate line. right to revise, edit, dasstfy Unit for details and (p3.12) mobile home to rent Ira- .auto ant* :27,:ooo miles :: Minimum charge $5.00 per" or reject any advertisement 635.4094 unfurnished. 8'x16' joey registration, mediately. 635.4380 or 635-, i~.i~:~d~for'~U;c~l~l;:'Fh~';~ . ktsertlon, and to retain any answers 4066. Responsible party with :: •~'~0" ((S 1311" "':•" " sheck:Set up in trailer court. HOME NURSING CARE Corner sectiona~ chester- Phone 635-5228. (c10-9) directed to the Herald Box Nursing care in the home CONCRETE SEPTIC field, Green with velvet excellent references. (fin) T; "'~. - :i'. : .'.i",:- " LEGAL - POLITICAL and Reply Service, and to repay for thoee who need it on TANKS PRE.KAST flowers• Asking !;,200. Phone 197.1::G/~C ~.~:lb'hone 'nS-' Rentor Purchase: 1972 t2x68 TRANSl ENT AD- the customer thesum paid referral from their family For Immediatedelivery 635-6038. (p5.13) ; ' VERTISlNG: for the advertisement and • 3910 .:.': .Tp4.'133.~:"'."•.":;"/" . "' Paramount trailer with doctor. Terrace area only. Septic System 13.60 per column Inch. box rental. - "' " '" ' ' " ' fl.replace. Near stores and Speclallsta For Sale: 19~3 Ford. ~. fan,'. Box replies on "Hold" HEALTH PARADE "insist on the Best" Stereo system. !One Akai •sch0ols.on private lot. Rent For 4 year old children. GXC cassette S10D. 1 Akal ' 'c0m~)lete~vlthGemte~)~F100, S2SS per me. with option to BUSINESS PERSONALS: Instructions not picked up PHONE 635.3939 IM.O~ per line per month. wlthin l0days of expiry of an . Held on third Monday of turntable A.p003.1 1: Sansul • $1,900OB.O.:~3~'~l~;'.n!gh Is' buy or purchase. 59,500. every month. Develop: SCHMITTYS EXCAVATI NG Retailor 635.2913. (~:4-13) " " • . • 4 month basis only. advertisement will be stereo receiver 441. 2 Sentry Open to offers. Will carry mental, vision, heerlng speakers in excellent con- Office Space second mortgage If DEADLINE destroyed unless mailing screening done. Please SKEENA COLORS instructions are received. dition. Give your bids to 2 stores'total of 2ann ft. Can 1973 :v," "T, '. P.U.. end 11.;:' necessary. Ph. (112) 762- phone for appointment. Residential Painting Denis at 635.7207 after 6 p.m. be s~perated to 1400 ft. areas' Securlty'.~amPer.' All. in 'A~I 4612. Write Joe Rorke, Gen. DISPLAY: Those answering Box Repaintlng PRENATAL • BREATHING 635-9151 Local 238, (c5-12) In choice location on Lazelle: condltlm'.". Phone:: anytime.: .gal., Winfield, B.C. (ctf.06) 4:00 p.m. 2 days prior to .Numbers are requested not & RELAXING EXERCISES sparkled ceilings '. •., Shopping Centre, Terrace;' 635.¢734• (¢5-13).... -- to send originals of Held every Monday at. Phone 638.1835 publication day. documents to av.old loss.. . B.C. 635-3576 or 255.1939' ...... ;.:" ' 12X68 mobile home, • 2 ternoon •t 1 - 2 p.m. (at4) Gunsmlthlng, gun repair, Vancouver. Avallabe Sal~.! 19;i6Corvet.toiP;$:;P'.B~,:L~8..•bathrooms, 3 bedrooms. CLASSIFIED: All 'claims of errors In V.D. CLINIC refinishing, rebluelng, sight- I, 1970. (ctf) englne'.:'$6,.~.':iPhone" 1635-' :" Completely or portly fur- 1:00 p.m. day prior to advertisements must be Heldevery Mo0day at 3:30 • ABLE ELECTRIC LTD. ins, quality wori~, fast ser. T/62: "'(1~..~13): " '.: .... : :'Dished, located close to poblicatlon day. received by the publlshor or by appointment. Electrical and Refrigeration • vice. No lob too!big or too : . ~',. ;;. ". .... ,, '."' ..'"'. schools. 2 room JooY shack, within 30 days after the first small, SANITATION contract. Choice property for sale. .1974 t~ T.~ I~lg e P;U. V-8 false fireplace. Full length The public health Inspectors Queens'wayTrading ALL CLASSIFIED CASH publication. House wiring. Four rental units plus 2 auto, P.S,, P;.B/RL,~pbly covered walkway. 635•4591. are now situated In Eby 3215 Kalum St. WITH OROER other than It Is agreed by the ad- LlS.Se76 (cff) bdrm. house & work~op. pricM. Rhone i35-42~. ('~S. ""~'~ .... BUSINESSES WITH AN vertlser requesting space, Street. They will be pleased' Terrace, B.C. • . ",, , . , to asslst wlth any senltatlon Phone 63611613 Lots of lawn and 2 garden 13) ESTA|LISHED ACCOUNT:. ~that the liability of the, areas. 1 acre, corner lot In Herald in the event of failure GOLDEN RULE atf-04) problems. Thornhill. Call 635-3698 after 19;4 Bulck CenturY: Luxus SPEECH AND HEARING Odd Jobs for the iobtess. • ler~eacharlloof S5.00on all : to publish an advertisement 6 p.m. or contact Bob Clark station' ~Nagon'. P,S;, P.B., CLiNiC Phone 635.4535. 3238 Kalum. To buy or sell' Avon call N.S.F. ¢lteqees. or in the event of an error• at Irly Bird. (p10.11) new radials. O~ly; 311,000 appearing in the ed. Held at 4612 Grelg Avenue. Mary, 635.2517. (ctf.04) DUFFS BICYCLE SHOP miles. Like new. 13,200firm. WEDDING DESCRIP- vertisement as published Hearlng tests wlll be done by shall be limited to the referral from fatally doctor Reconditioned bikes and 635.7004• (pS.13) • TIONS: One large chesterfield and 2 TIMBER 5ALE " ' amount paid by the ad. or communlty health nurse. repairs. Reasonable rates. matchin8 large chairs. See No charge provided news 1931 Queensway Dr. LICENCE A.10196 ' submitted within one month. vertlser for only one in- 638.1155. between 9 a,m. - 3:30 p.m. 1974 Ford Bronco. With correct insertion for the THERE will be.offered for SS.00 predu¢tlon charge for LONG TERM CARE Call 4294 Mark Ave. (pS-tl) FOR SALE ORTRADE winch, hunter'e epeclal. " sale at public auction by the portion of the advertising africa at No. 205.4721 Lazelle wedding and-or engagement SPORTSMEN'S 4 lots 80'x200' each. Central. i Phil 435"3413';(Pl,0"I0) :. Forest Ranger at Kltwanga, space occupied by the In. Ave. Tel 635-9196. Idctures. News of weddings BARBER SHOP Girl guide cookies for sale. area of Thornhllh Will ac- ~ ," " ~,;:;,!r :!:::_ i ;. "~ " B.C., at 11:00 a:m. on correct or omitted item only, Assessment and plannlng for (wrlte.upa) received one Now'Open Fridays til eight. WIll deliver. 635.3553. 635- cept cat in trade or part. 1974"Ford*ih';t~l~P,'U,Rakllal ' Friday, October 20th, 1978, month or more after event and that there shall be no those ellglble for Long Term Across from Post Office. 3260. 635.3294. (notfn) liability to any event greater payment. Phone 635-3754 tires, eltctronlc •ignition, the Licorice A.10696, to cut $10.OO charge, with or Care. 3223 Emerson anytime. (p10.9) auto: 3110,..P.hont~~-95!0, 50;000c.f. of Lodgepole Pine, than the amount paid for AiD TO HANDICAPPED without picture. Sublect to (a-O6) Yamaha CA-1000 amp and and.trees of other .species such advertising. Office at No. 205.4721 (CI0.I0)':.:'.: ' :':,.'.:' ". ' condensation. Payable in Yamaha HPI ~adphones. I'ocated Tea Creek Road.. 4 Advertisements must Lazeile. Tel. 635.9196. . " L, ' ? advance. GEMINI EXCAVATING Dual 1219 Turntalde, Pioneer Car~ f~)~ ~lJiH' 19~ I~'he~y.1| miles north of Kitwanga C.R. comply with the British Assessment and guldance 8 track-recorder power Columbia Human Rights Act LTD. Nova. 350 cu.. t~ Excelle.t 5. CLASSIFIED AN- for vocatl0nal and seclal (Wes Andrews) tuner. JBL Century I00 which prohibits any ad- NOUNCEMENTS: rehabilitation done by Backhoe Work speakers. 300 L,P.'s apd 80 Business opportunities ~_nd!t~o"':.'~,~.Ur_~,'<.~., One (1)years wi)l be vertising that discriminates ...... xtra mode", l;~mattel';~or eueam, p~- :allowed for •removal of Birtbe 5.50 consultant. Hourly & Contract tapes and accessories. 842- against any person because mm:::lnnge;a;rTe~ds, becon~e ,. 10! ,.:". ": : ~:IS: ~; ~':~;' (~(I ' ' : i :" timber. The successful 'Engagements 5.50 Ll~.34/9anytlme 5.50 of his race, religion, sex, your own independent boss; ,:,., ,, ,. ~!. ".:: , :i.:: tenderer wlll not be con. Merrlagea (A Ji2) Deathe 5.50" color, nationality, ancestry SKEENACENTRE No obligations. Come havea 1976 .camero. ~xceuent sldered as an established Funerals 5.50 or place of origin, or because Skeena Centre offers to the coffee and give us your t condi~B.P,S,,P,]B,,O.~ad(, licensee for the purpose of opinion• ' 16,0~0mlles, ~196~lt~te¢7 . applying for further timber Cards of Thanks 5.50 his age is between 44 and 65 Senior Citizens of the Memorial Notices 5.50 years, unless the condition Is Place: Sandman inn p;~;:.('plFI|~::,:~;/. ': !~' within the Skeena Public Terrace and Thornhlll area :.. .. , ' ~ ' Sustained Yield Unit• iustifled by a bona fide Will do house plans to your (basement). the following services: specifications. Phone 638- ..... ',' ~ ...... Provided anyone who .is PHONE 635.6357 requirement for the work • Activity Centre for haD. 7:30 p.m. every Tuesday 1976 Dodge ;Van. ~Fully Dept. involved. Couple or responsible adult 1502 after 6 p.m, (c5-9) unable to attend the auction Classified Advertising dlcrafts to live on small farm. Care of night. Ask for Corinne or camperlzed;Roofexflmslon. in person may submit a Day care for working Lyle. (c20-27) S9,000. VIEW, at 4615 I ' i, farm anld~als in exchange sealed tender, to be: opened people for small wage. No hydro, Halllwell. :i PI~M , 630-S,I. at'the hour of auction and 1 (pS-!l) ...... - Deep-in for componlonshlp have ~:reek water, warm one treated as one bid. '. The Catho;Ic Women's & coffee • bedroom cabin. 57 miles up Particulars may be ob. League will be holding their Monday thru Friday S-4. the Nass River Road. Only Herald 197s p~rd~.~'..w 19., tained from the District Bazaar on November 4 at Ispot CASH for used for-| Plymouth ~ :,Valiant. Transportation available. Interested parties need Forester, Market Place, Verltas Hall. The previous Initure, household Items,| Contact Skeenavlew Ledge. reply. 627.7156. Prince elaooHiedo ere.ohm.P,e., P.s.,,~, Prince Rupert, B.C. veJ 1B9 INCHES AWAY CLUB date of October 28 has been 635.2265. 1guns etc. I 310 Val, SIN iroofend trailer /1Met every Tuesday night at Rupert. (stf) | Queensway Trading I or the Forest Rangel;, Kit. cancelled not to Interfere le1 reull|e hitch. ~,~0 too.. c,,tI wanga, B.C. V0J 2A0; (al. I In the Skesna Health Unit, with another Bazaar. 1 3215 Kalum St. l • .. 9404 afte~ 4p.m. (c7.13) 10) . Far more Information phone Everyone will be welcome at Full or part.time. Here is an I ~-1613 I Do You Feel You Have ~1S-~47 or 635-3023. 2 p.m. to 4 p.m. opportunity to earn extra J~m&f I -..~;.,.~:, A Orlnklng Problem? There money, $6 - $8 per hour. Rlpa Roller Rummage and Garage Sale Is help Training Is available. For AIImtkm Cmmeelllng to be held at Knox Uxdted AvallableF Interviews call Joan - 638. 8AVE !T! ON NEW • Crisis LIN for Church on Saturday, October. Phone 635.5636 8392 anytime ( Fuller Brush ). ALCOHOLICS Women 21, 1978 from 10 a.m. to 3 (ctf) NJiZIIA UTONIIAOK tlm4tlN p,m. ANONYMOUS For Sale: 1976 Kenworth Meetings: $145 - 5350 part or full time. If logging truck with Job. I 117o. A tee and bazaar will be held Legion Ladles Aux. Annual Men.: 8:30 p.m. United Phone 849.5349. (c5.12) NEW Church you need It, it's waiting for DATSUN 18001 1I oilBff LONG BOX in Knox United Church on Snowflake Bazear Saturday, you. How to qualify? Phone .... !. urea [vou=wnq Thurs. or Sat. 8':30 p.m. 2 Dr . I rdtop. TRUCK Pn Saturday, December 2 from October 28. 2 - 4 p.m. Arena 635.4244. (c5.13) :: I TRUNK 2 p.m. to 4:30 p.m...(n¢-thl) B a n q u • t R o o m. Mills Memorial Hospital. A," .V nice I",al c,,,,y J0HW0AB P.U. Dance to follow. Time: 9. 1 Sun. Breakfast Meeting. 10 .ow w,,,.,-,..s Ton , i miO~.'mekor Order of the Royal Purple a.m. Music - Run Swan. to noon. Lakelse Hotel. aliN SON00L mileago. will hold a Novelty Sale and Midnight munchies. Price For rent: 2 bdrm, turn shed ,I ., -- Tea on Saturday, November $15 per couple. (1-S) MILLS MEMORIAL unit and 1 bdrm. furnished' II from 1.4 p.m. at the Elks THRIFT SHOP 6RADS unit at 3936 Mountain" View Hall. (nc fin) Mills Memorial Hospital Avenue. Phone 635.2577 after 1974 PLYMOUTH 1018 FORD %- Skeena Valley Rebekah Auxiliary would appreciate DE0111UEOS - 6. (ctfn) There will be a meeting, Lodge Fall Bazaar PART-TIME CRICKET E00NOUHEVAN Saturday, November 4 any donailons of good, clean Wednesday, October 11, 1978, clothing, any household CLERK.TYPISTS All Radial Tim. 8 p.m. at the Thornhlll In Elks Hall. One bedrm, duplex. Un 4 Door Aulo. Low Mileage items, toys etc. for their AND, Community Hall, In purpose furnished. Stove ;,pater ~nd THRIFT SHOP. STENOGRAPHERS refri.qera~or inc",.tpd Five of getting new Interest in Pregnant and In need of For pickup service phone j $2,400 'U00 Thornhlll community af- Like variety? RecepUonlstdufle~ minute walk ;o ~'es Oc- support? 635-5320 or 635.5233, or leave like greetingcustomers are cont. cupancy lSth October. fairs. Call for help from Right.to- donations at the Thrift Shop binedw~th Interesting goneral office References please Phone The Thornhill Community Life promoters: on Lazelle Avenue on work. Light dictation for 1974 Dedp i 1010 0elaei • : 10"/4 i 1016 Sunbird 635.2834. (p4 13) ' Club will otherwise be Lisa et 635.3164 Saturdays between 11 a.m. stenographers. Work am0~. folding due to lack of com- axtgenlal¢a'eer mm end wmen m Monqe 'menlo 0arlo Ponllao Carol at 635.5136 and 3 p.m. Thank you. modem~ ofllces. Good munity Interest. A new Janna at 635.4503 (nctfn) slartlngsalary, meny benefits, paid Idr C,end., I s SPeed executive will be elected. vacations. P#, loaded I Iqease turn out. WANTED DONATIONS CENTENNIAL CHRISTIAN Thornhlll Community Club• HOUSEHOLOFINANCE CORP, 'The Three Rivers Workshop SCHOOL holds tea and For Sale By Owner. In Town. s2,UM I1,1111 hilllr it the school, Sat. Side by side duplex• Each Llirn to Fly. Join Air for the Handicapped are daS~'J~ °r*i 1 NOV. 11 from 2 p.m.4 p.m. has 2 bdrms, upstairs, 2 Cldofo, Terrace Squadron Is looking for donations of any IS IIN3 wi ,i 1016 Ilad old, broken or used pieces of For donations please phone Nurses wanted for ear bdrms.downstairs, 1~'~baths 1913 T0/ota 0M0 Jimm I Kceptlng applications fo~. ~lS.90~t. piercing on a regular part- and carport. Phone 635.5233. U, ~ iJep- Rolar| FH Sefftemher. If you enloy o¢ furniture, also any discarded 0,':~qa H wood products we could use time basis. Shifts are (p~.lO~ thlflk you would enioy flying, December 11 Thursday and Friday ;OUpe lots of extras 41k' rifle range, outdoor, ac- for recycling or renovating.. Call us at 635-2238 be~een BAKEsALE evenings and all day flvltlel and are between 13.10 Saturdays. Call Mr. ]5 ACRES with smal' ,ouse 8a.m. and 3 p.m., we will try 4p.m. at the Co-op. Proceeds sun yeare of age, please call: for the Centennial Christian. Michaels at (415) /91-2020. on the bench. Price v.,000. 81,200 I u ee to make arrangements for (as-g) Phone 635 4453, (ctf t, F) Mike Smith at 635.5036 or School. Jev TINI af 63S-7598 pickup. The Herald, Tuesday, October 10, 1978, Page 13 / Freezing apples the AMAZING SPIDER-MAI Stan Lee and John eomita , :'-='!, ,, , .~,~! .~ ...... ,..".: I, Roe Pongraczwlll not be' ~r~i ~.. ~MBERSALE :'' : ':.,respo~sl~le for:any bllls or !',~ " "~ ~:~~, . :...... ' LICENCEA.It'/'~ '.::debts incorred:i~" m,/wlfe, "~F~:: I :;/;i ::: :" ~ be offered for:.. as of .this date:"October 2, *"l Nde 8t pUbiC aucUon ~ ~e :: 1978. if::: ' :~,: ~. ~~..,::~.,~...... , .... MIIm~ at Prince Ran Pongracz. (p10.13) ' ~~~ Ru[m't, B,C, at 11:00 8.m. on '. " " '" November ~4, 10'/8, the ; i ~ "~ UeeaeeA.10m, toeutN ~i .,,,,,~. l~ ,,,

C~tr located at VCL N. One seven year old Arab 8 ¢~ ~ Boundary ,of Lot S0~ in the "~,Oou~l~egis,ered i --~ vicinity of Dyne Lake. W#.II 5rok~]A,p00. ' .', Two (S)years will be ~gne..roGr:,.,~.eS?~."0ld.~ Arab allowed • for removal of mare,~;:D~!~, reglsfered. ¢~ . rso~o~Ts~, ~kY ~e_/i ~..~V~,T~,~-m-~" I .-..~°- XU--~U-~-.... '~,~l~k Provided uyene who Is One 6 month filly. Canadian " lal:w#'D Toc~LL, ~ I~;~Y////~/~.~=m~.-ma~l:...~'T..'~..:J - ."//~1~'~~ %1 tl~ll~elll~ to nttencl~thelubl~taueiloun $1,$)0.reglstered'Sh0w prospects, i* i "" Nskd teadm*, io be olp~ed One"l~d c01f, 3 months. at the hour of a~Uea and Registration 'p0ndlng. 1900. ' mm~l a one bid. Financing available, Dave Psrfle~sm may be o~ Burns, R,R, 6, Kepple Rd,,' taiMd from the Regional Prince Geoi.Oe. (c3.10) 'M|naser, Market Place, ,, " " Prlnea Rupert, V8J 1E0 or 5 yr. old registered Morgan tbeFm'utRani~r, B~315, gelding; Keer's Warrior . Why put apples in the the syrup using a cup of Hlmdtea, B.~, V0J 1Y0. (oct Further in~ormafl0n phone freezer when you can buy sugar to 2 cups of water. ,'$,10,17,~4,$I, NOV 7,14,31) .&la-l~,4~. ~.6~I090.: (C21,31) them fresh the year around? Add I12 teaspoon pew. • :~ ""': ' ~ ~ ' ~ The bent mason is to hoard dered ucorbin acld to each llmmJ ho, r Jmuhaon favorite va.eties the* may of syrup and heat .~., ~-...; . . not be available later in the to 180 degrees. Dip the If you've been thinking sent telephone service, de- ' year. Many popular vari- drained apple slices into about in~lating your home, slgnedt0answeryourques- etiea for cooking and baking the simmering syrup and .but erasure where to be- lions con'cei'ninghome insu- such as Baldwin, Northern simmer $ minutes. Cool the DOONESBURY by GarryTrudeau .Bin, the HEATLINE could lation'"afid" general house- Spy, Newtown Pippin, apples qulekly. (Plunge the ' Rhode Island Greening and pan of dpples Intoa sink full :be of value to you. hold enei:gy" Conservation. York Imperial are available o'f lee water. This prevents Its a free federal govern- ~he HEATLINE'S trained during the fall months. How- over.cooking.) Pack the 7~'~$/~1q ~,A~,~,4~ H personnel also provide in- ever, beceuse'of demand for apple slices with the syrup KeaTS7 ~ 8//7" ~/ /.0/9 0/:O~/~/~ [I I | formation on the various them for commereial pro- in which they were cooked, .~0~,~! ~AC- I 0e~V/~.~-II £~0~e z/~0LerpeYP /m~_.~/- ~,nY II.... I federalandprovincialgrant cessing they areleureadlly into containers that can be HTU/~ 7~Y~ m/~rr? ~,~~ll ~ w~.~ ~ ~m~ and loan programs available available in later months of sealed tightly. Leave head /~JJER~ 70~IN L X .~Rt~? ///~_~l~k'T .... i~PL~? 7f~,/~. MOBILEHOME8 to assist homeowners with the year. space of 112 inch for pint ,4e~':.. pC,v/~Ler~, I \ p,~e,,J'Uff..~lY/~t/~il \ ~x,~ffi I#1 \ \ bk~v mobile homes from the costs of insulation. It takes about two containers, 314 inch for \ , .\ ~b'YT/~VK~7~J~BII \ \ r" " 's "~." dO". pounds of apples to make a. quart containers. Sea|. ~_~. ~E'4~~,_~ ~YIXfV~~ ~ ~/~1~~ ~~~ quart. There are three ways Freeze at once. sugar pack or in syrup. Dry freezing and can be put in ! [- .... ; - Canadians from all across, pack is done without the the freezer unbaked or ~atdMt up m~,l,,ommaa aeuvereae the country have taken ad- addition of sugar. The apples baked. Use your favorite ,~ t.... ~'" vantage of. the HEAT- must be scalded or steamed recipe and if you prefer to • 'r,ll~ LINE's bilingual service, for 1 112 minutes before freeze the pie unbaked, ne e ,"-~ t 591-510~ Callers are welcome to call packing. For the sugar pack, dpn't slit the top. c~st. sugar ia added to the pre- .wrap me pie earemuy mrc- i(Ct~ the toll free number as often "pared fruit before packing it in~g all air from the package. h .... : as needed: into containers. Some cooks To bake, slit the top in two

. intoand they.arepie pans ready for freezing to put frbzenpieina425dagreeoven.Bakeabout 60 minu- ,~~.~/~L~ /~l~,~.,~jqt~/~T ~1 ~~~ ~ ,,,~,~,,~ I MOBILtII0: M:~.,~ tit)t? ¢~.u,t-lined pie pans. tea or until juices bubble Q~/~ .~,~.j • .'V5. , ~'resh~ ~i)le pies can be through slits in the top ~ f~L. ~,~VOTFJ~ttA~ 7H~Yffff}~UIMO~f/f~ t~I/F.,~4~f-.N OFLdlF.. .,~l~,=~,-r 'assembled in a matter of crust. " \~e~-III/I ,,....O~f_.~,,a.~ lilllqU~£:VTO#~e,,/ II//I.II \.,.~-.~ L~":'.~.~".~IIII/ minutes After the sugared .. . ~ ~ tY~ II//I ~J~-X ~t~ illllllg ~ r ~fff~. llllllU f~-~ /WUof lU i~I/, • :' e frozen re tt you nave a microwave ~ ' ff~/~/ ~]/~ appie SliCes ar ' : ...... refer to I /t~/~f " I IMMEDIATE DELIVERY / move from pie pans and 7"7"" "':-- .... • • ! ~ ~" , wrap in foil paekages, pre'-~:~:r:l~raee°zr~n~.nTa?t?roPleenS,~tl.~~. ~ TOYOURLOCATION " shaped and measured for ~'...m ,ho.."~.a t, ot,o ;. o the pie shell late on , =r~ now .vaikble on our lovely14 wide and | uooxs.... waD DO" "a tot thmatter~~[euse °f'and minutes--check care book for '| ~~~[~t/'~' I .doubkw~e moblle homes, You;chooseyour I of freezmg'prefer the syrup your model of rane~ for I dKor, and we custom bu[~ ~o suit,. | pack for fruits thattend to time and setting. Using a ,| Goveramut grant ~: .$~ ~ ap~ab~,.~ I darken,such as apples. The standard.gas or electric oven ~|;.,E~Vln.couver - raters, F0f I " cored"and. pared' apples are a frozen ~pple pie should be ;., sliced.~ into a •brine made placed in a 375 degree pre. ~"J~ Jl~Jcr~JJ~JhdspJp~ro¥~| j~|@ll$o pJ~loii~I | with 3 Tablespoons salt to heated oven and baked for ~-~ ~- II ~ ~ ...... |i COlleCt. / a gallon of water. Prepare 30 minutes'. /| Parker• Homosof995.$447 CaMda . Ltd. , | , f --~m.~~~~p-~mm

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o. by ]h's.nt pm'~e saul Johnny h,trt REFRIGERATION FIELD WORKERS - Tutors. THIS WIZARD OF ID COUNSELOR Z - BSW-ILhW REQUii~E-D SEVERAL or university degree in WAITERS & WAITRESSES ~ MECiiANIC - Experienced. $138 per week. Social Sciences. $1~00 per In Terrace. Full and part Union wage. rr~ r~u HA~ ND~ CABINET REFINISHER - .mo. time k.d~ ... COED TEEN CO- Refinishing RV & home ORDINATOR- Part time. L "n4,5, PRE SCHOOL TEACHERS- CAMP . .,MAINTENANCE entertainment system Evenings. thh-6.00 per hr. Must be qualified with PERSON- Must have own cabinets. $5.50-6.50 per hr. ce~tifieate. tools plus previous ex- SilOE REPAIRMAN - M~t PHYSICIAN General SUBSTITUTE TEACHER - eri~ce. $10.1S ver hr, be fully qualified. ~ per practitioner. 19-12 to 15-1-79. Stewart area. me. Peds., gynecology & ob- - TOW I;RUCK i)RIVER'- MECHANICS HELPER " stiterics, I~kDIAIOR REPAIRMAN - st be .i experienced and Mt~t have own hand tools. Should have previous ex- haveair ticket. Commission t4-6.00 per hr. perimce, or wages. ~-9.00 per hr. BODY REPAIRMAN "Must 4 REGULAR NURSES - For H.D. MECHANIC- Britam~ --~...... -. ; - • be fully qualified wilh TQ. 2 hospital shift work involved. positions. (1 in Terrace, 1 in Various stations available Pt, Clements). including ICU0 Med., surg. & testate- ,_. v . exnArienee,/~Min. 45 wpm general dutles. C0mPENT~ - Tempo.ry t;~-'~ 4;® per hr. AUXILIARY CLERK - Stem) lob;-mm be learn.spurn or EO~"T~U~K DRIVER:- III. To interview and assist equivalent. $13 per nr ..... ns.um~u Residentlal "Must' have:~class I plus air, clients with Job applications. CATFISH by o ao = ...... • :'-"- M"st- be' ' Tempor ar~Jo,'" b$55 per trip. $1o~ per me. typing. ~ per me. .. ,, ,cemmerelat. u .., ~,:-.' J0m,neymsn. Union rate. LIVE INHOUSEKEEPER - ADVERTISING :DRYWALLER S HELPER - Temporal~position. About 1 • SALESPERSON - S,alary FINANCIAL STATEMENT Mlould have experience. U me, 1120 per day and free plus for commission, ..per hr. DOE. room and board. SALES CLERK - Retail ACCOUNTING TEe,,. SHINGLE SAWYER - Fully Iothing stores. $5.$) per hr. Formal education in '~T. PROJECT Part time and full time. bookkeeping for S800-100( • MANAGER - 138 pet wk. to, experienced only. $5.00 per COOK - Chinese, $I000 per m.ordisate tutors, ~'SHEET METAL WORKER - !110. GROUP HOME RELIEF Must be experienced. Ap- PIZZA COOK- Mature, be matureand able to handle PARENY8 - Must be couple prentice with 2 or more yrs. clean cut person. Experience office routine & cash. $800 ~) to ralJeve rat, houseperents, experience, would be ac- not necessary, $3,75 per hr. perRECEPTIONwi me.boildiogCLERK.M, t DOE neg~ two persoiis. e dlys per me. ~ per ceptable: Union wage. 2 SALESMAN - Experience mouth !~ couple positions. _, REQUIRED SEVERAL CHILD CARE. WORKER WELDER : Must have DPW BABYSITTERS - In required. Must be familiar Terrace. Full and part time trade. Have " ', ~hould have some behavior no. I. T~m~rary job. Union! own transportation. sclm~es bec~tmd, rate. ~. jobs.

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DEAR HOPELESS: il the doctors assure you that there i• nothing physically wrong with the boy, try the "Wet Ahrm" ISe•rs' c•talogue lists ill i've had h*,adt,.d, ol ,'cadets t=ll me that this ~olved the ji'~']|fi____i~ 6 i19 :W '1714 |0 problem when sll else failed, I hope it works for you, hut il it doesn't quietly ch•nge the sheets and make no mention o| ICrossv the wet I~ed whatsoever. No shaming •nd n• punishments. Just total ailence. - 12° ACROSS 37 Italian noble 56 Foam 16 Stove. pipe DEAR ABBY: I am a former GI, married to a girl from 1 Como, for family DOWN or derl)y Southeast Asia. My problem is thaf she keeps after me con- stantly to send money over there to her family. I have been one 38 Witch- 1 "l~wender 'J0 SttpI>ed 27 28 29. 30 sending as rguch as I can, but it keeps me broke, 5 Word with hunting town and Ok( " ::;C~',e:'a:.iUo Abby, we arc depriving ourselves of the necessities- like ladder Shalce- :~:: Feed :,i~e a telephone and new tires for our old car. We can't even pay 40 Logger's ~ ~ 32 J 33 some of our own bills, and she keeps begging and begging 9 Corn unit tool '~pca:e'~; k ii b me to send more and more to her people. I work to support I~ Very 41 Prolonged river ~ GM oi her and that's all I can do. desirous :; with song Please advise us both, Abby. And thank you. attack C~at 30 AND DRAINED 13 Evergreen 43 Ties • gold 2~; Wed(li~ig vow 11 Bullfight 47 Was a victor 4 Most 26 llndid, as DEAR DRAINED: If you*re the only one worldng in your family and ! assume you arch it's time you learned how to cheer 48 End of peculiar a lic Bay, "Enough Is enough." 15 Beginning saying 5 Box 27 l,'rl)it Those who have money ahould help those who do not, hut of saying 51Solemn 6 Stanlllli~l 29 Word with you should •llo¢•te • set sum to send to her family-- •rid n•t N"I II 7-Year-Old Boy n dime more. Explain this to your wife. 17 Legal matter wonder 7 Word v.'iii~ clog 18 Make 52 Dies -- run :11)Single llniI A Bed Wetter DEAR ABBY: I always wanted my husband to wear a beloved 53 Word with t~ Mo~quih:i~:-,, :1,~ Droop wedding band, so I saved up my money and bought one for him. He •cted pleased when I gave it to him, but he wore it 19 Playing soft for e~aml)!~ 3'1 ,%rl)his By Abigail Van Buren only a few times. card 54 -- as a 9 Er,wntls ,'19 Comediai, 19111DIt ~1~1¢i00 Tnl~lniI.N Y HIIWS i~¢. Every time I •sked him why he wasn't wearing his wed. 21 Relative hatter 10 Spread ,Ie[ry ~tlKI. ding hand, he'd say, "I forgot it." I just couldn't believe he was that forgetful, but when I of ave. 55 Visible II O,=t(h:) 40 ()live tree try to get the real reason out of him, he gets mad and won't 22 Waste Average solution time: 23 ~uin rL,laliv,: crYVTOQVnP 10-5 DEAR ABBY: I am desperate and in tears, l can't take il t•lk. and I end up crying myself to sleep. anymorel l have a 7-year-old son who still wets his bed. l I finally came to the conclusion that either he doesn*t producer have taken him to our pediatrician who sent us to a want to be married, or he doesn't want other people to know 24 Fine ~, glE- LA~ibci lhe .~llrf W'I'PMX,TBA XMBXK KWWJZP TX" urologist. They both said there was nothing physically he's married. sediment I~ Des Moines ' wrong with the boy. Outside of this, he's a wonderful husband and f•ther and ,IBPU,I'I{ AZMW UBA JPUKBWU I have spanked him, taken sway his favorite TV shows, he s•ys he loves me. Wh•t do you think? 27 Newscaster ,,4al:~. and even told him he eouldn*t play outdoors or go any place Rather ll[~DLlOlll~_fEl ~1P ~ '~ .;:i J.>i','.i J e r : '~'cslerday'sCryptoqulp -- PRECOCIOUS TOT CONFU~E$ special if he wet the bed the night before. HURT 28 ch~si,)tl 1 even tried making him wash his own pajamas and the Yodeler's FIHE PROIi'E,%.gORS. :H, itawaiiar~ bedsheet, but that didn't help. DEAR HURT: Ifhe's • wonderful husband and luther and response Today's Cryploqulp clue: K equals S To top it all off, my 4-year.old who stopped wetting his he says he loves you, believe him and don't look for 31 Commotion i:J.'nhl 'f1=~ Crypl~r~nlp is a substitution cipher ill bed two years ago hss now started in again! 1 guess he problems where none apparently exists, or you might 32 Museum fare if) ']'ralllph:(I simple whlch .each thinks if his big brother does it, it*s okay for him, too! create one. 33 leller ur,~ stands for another, ff you think that X equala O, R My 7.year-old quit for five days straight before his birth. Like a -- of 4)i Ague::.'.;and I~TEJOlt:IE$tlAit(l fll~ will equal O tlwoughout the puzzle. Single letters, short words, day because he thought he*d get more presents, so I know he CONFIDENTIAl, TO "YOUNG PHILOSOPHER• IN ST. bricks i~,l~Me (;tt, llr.) aml words ,sing an apostrophe can give you clues to locating can quit. AUGUSTINE, FLA.": For e~c.~y maxim e•presllag one 34 I-Ar~LEII21.~_1_~ II.rJl ~ ~:):r: Writer Anita .19 "HuthMliuS vi)wuls. ,~ohttlon is accomplished by trial and error. rm expeeting another baby in four months. Then I'll have phllooophy, you will find •notf, t.~ expreaslug the contrary. lii b THREE kids wetting the bed. Example~ "The sque•ldug wheel gets the grease."And "the 36 Starting "-" l('ri~*e" 01978 King Features Syndicate. Inc. I am ready to give up hope. Please help me, Abby! quaeklug duek gets shot." place .Answer to y(:sterday',~ i)d,';:le ~d) Gi~l'~; lia,~le. HOPELESS . the AMAZING SPIDE{~..NI.AN By Start Lee and John Romita

Horoscope " In'~=i,~'l,'~'-'~-,/ ~ ~ " ~"*PC4"'O~', IMAI¢-~(), ~ A CRAIII¢ I IoNE I'M SIJPPOSEDJOI~Y_".U_N.TI_I-Z FrancesDrake

What kind of day will In the meantime; your keen AQUARIUS ,-" today be? To find out sense of humor will keep you (Jan. 21 to Feb. 19> ":'~J~ what the stars say, read from being bored. If you don't think '' ,,rly, the forecast given for vm o =) your love life could i~: :om- your birth sign. (Aug. 24 TO Sept. plicated by an enta,gling An unexpected stroke of alliance. It is best to si '.:step good luck can change the temptation. (~. = to Apr. =Fr@-~ outlook for the next six PISCES ~. ~-~, All of the changes in the months. Be alert to op- (Feb. 20 to Mar. 20) 'I~ ~T. offing are not to your liking portunities. The unpredictable is sure to but cooperate with the happen. Enjoy every inevitable and things will LIBRA delightful and u~expected work to your advantage. (Sept. 24 to Oct, 23) Jlt..& ~ turn of fate. Expect to be ~iV Ro!:;;ei 5ol/en and Gary Peterman TAURUS • • You cnn't burn the candle at pleasantly surprised. CA TFISH ~ (Apr, 21 to May 21)1I~1~' beth ends without paying a Curb a tendency to be price. Slow down -- at least until you catch your breath. aggressive.You'll accomplish a more ff you allow you innate YOU BORN TODAY have gift for leadership and a lofty charm and good nature TO take SCORPIO nI, idealism that makes others over. (Oct. 24 to Nov. 22) Don't let a gloomy friend get follow you without question. Your magnetic personalty (May 22 TO June 2b 1N you down. Stay in good spirits Don't underestimate minor gives you a charismatic by keeping busy. Don't an- quality that others are fast to gains. They could be the tlclpale problems that may begining of a string of good spot and admire. You have a never ~, strong sense of r~bility luck that will result in a and will never furl those who change for the better in your saGrrrAmus x~~ put their trust in you. You are financial status. (Nov. 23 to Dee. 21) perceptive, extraordlnurlly CANCER Where financial in. analytical, and so versatile . /Jl,,--~ . ..- • . . ... (June 22t0 July 23) vestments are concerned, go it that you could succeed in Keep plans, ~ thoee alone. This is no time to work almost any field of your involving money.making in partnership. A lone wolf choosing, which schemes, to yourself. approach is best, Careers In Work you would find great hap= quietly and success may come piness include: the theater, sooner that antleipatod. (Dec,22 to Jan.~0) Yd ~" writing, painting, law or LFA) Look for an old debt to be the WIZARD OF ID BV BrantParker and Johnny'Hart (July to pald, an Investment to pay off, business management. Birth- date of : Harold Pinter, Your love life may be a raffle chance to brag you a playwright. lagging now, but in a few prize. Good luck Is definltely , . ~_.~a-'-d.,~,~~,'" > J. ~l~lmr'-. ~111~ weeks things will be different. yours today. 01978 King Features Syndicate, Inc. TH~Tt"tI~ I:~4Y~,..I I.~ C:~" dUST ~ i'il!l .... ~,~L--~ ,-, T~m,~ dill v/~ "~ "I[ IN~ .<_~i, f••U•l•lll•, ' ~ " , ~. . ,~ ~ -

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