PROVINCIAL LIBRAR~ PARLIAMENT BLD~ VICTORIA B C Pollution board looks at Eurocan problem A member of the Pollution Con~' Board will meet without the precipitator, a device that cleans Fritter said it will take four weeks to clear away busine~, could roach $10 million, Fritter said. with Eurocan officials today in Kitimat to decide chemicals from the exhausts in the steam room, the debris from the fire and a further five weeks to install The company has sent force majeure notices to whether the pulp mill can operate without the company could be back in production within 10 days. a new precipitator. customers informing them that scheduled orders precipitator destroyed in a fire Monday. If, however, the board refuses the, company's He said none of Eurocan's 900 employees will be laid cannot be filled until the mill resumes operation, Eurocan spokesman Sten Fritter said Wednesday request to use alternative methods, the mill will be off during the shutdown. Force majeure notices have a!so been sent to the that ff the board permits the mill to resume operations shut down for at least nine weeks. Total cost of the fire,, including interruptions to company's chip suppliers. ~r TERRACE-K IMAT

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CAST YOUR VOTE Eleetion Saturday Kitimat has a choice Kitimat's 5,040 voters have service for Kitimat in con- Wagner, management a choice of nine candidates junctionwith development of assistant; David Edwards, f.r district council in the h.tsprings. industrial instructor and tomorrow's municipal William Fowle, buyer. elee~i~n. Candidates Stan Wat- chorn, a teacher at Mount One thing is certain -- The number of candidates Elizabeth Senior Secondary, whoever wins this Saturday running f.r the four vacant will have to run again next seres .n council indicates a and Ray Brady, elec*rician, could not be reached for year. change of attitude in the comment. The winning candidates c.mmunby. In ~be 1978 will hold office for only one election all three aldermen Candidates for the three year instead of the usual two- up f.r re-election won by seats on the board of trustees year term to pave the way acclamation. for School District 80 are: for biennial elections of the This year, however, Noel Halton, engineer; Rick entire council and board of Alderman Joe Banyay has Wozney, lawyer; Hans trustees. decided to retire after 14 years .n council. In- cumbents Lee Ellis and Ron BurneH are seeking a third Terrace voters erm. Tile fourth vacant seat on c.uncil results from the offered seven resignation .f Alderman Sa,urday is ~he day of S;..pensa~ 8 a.m. and chases Fran Buscherl. decisi,,n f~r 4531 registered New names on the ballot a: 8 p.m. Terrace vo~ers, when three Vo~ers who have not include journalist Jackie sea:s ,,n council will be Pleasams, former.editor of registered can still dv s, a~ c,,n:es~ed by seven can- ~he p.lling station on election tl~e Northern Sentinel. dida:es, including all ~hree Pieasams wants to see the day. Any Canadian citizen 19 ,: llleoo visI~ ~'om the Odawo Friendship Centre are here to learn villages to compare the Nishga and Gitksan-Carrier cultures with '. new council take an interesl incumbents, years or .Ider who has The. ~:kr¢.e:.~.incumbent s, resided in Terrace for three i~¢ill&~.the dlfferences bebk/~:.:~e' Pacific NoPtlnvest and theh" their own' Ojibway and Cree herltage. "A group of young people ...... i~h°ps]Ug and.. amenities.5~r Alan Sou~ar, Helmut l)~tai'10 home. As guests of the Kermode Friendship Centre, they sponsored by the Kermodes Will return the visit, r~tuma resmen s. m.n~hs and in ~be province Giesbrech~ and Jack f.r six months is eligible To • ~ a number of local attractions and visited nearby native p~oto by Oreg ~lddleton "The present ct|uncii is Tals~ra, are being cas~ a ballot, re.re interested in parking challenged by newcomers !i I,,s :han people," Pleasants An advance poll will be Russell Mercer, M.11y i~eld at Mills Memorial said. Na:~ress, Lily Nielsen and She als. wants to see more H.spbal from the hours of 4 Demonstrators threatenhostages Mickey Johnson. p.m. ~o 8 p.m. on Friday. .f c.uncil's decisions made The p.ll is a~ Clarence in public. There are no referendums vn An estimated 80,000 Iranian employees were and there was no sign the officials in Washington said farm products represented Michael Elementary School ;he municipal ballot this demonstrators marched on freed shortly after the era- crisis~as about to end soon, shipments of food and more than one-quarter of ".They rehearse Gymnasium on 3430 Sparks year. the U.S. Embassy in Tehran bassy takeover Nov. 4. foreign diplomats in Tehran medicine to Iran will not he Iran's agricultural imports everything in secre first," today as Moslem militants Iran was stillinsisting that toldThe Associated Press in blocked for the time being. last year, • Pleasams said. threatened to take harsh Shah Mohammad Reza' Bonn, West Germany, by The American Farm Carter, making his first Candidate Louis Bolyki, a aellm against their hostages Pahlavi, ousted by telephone. Bureau Federation, the lengthy public comment service man at Alcan, Thornhill must inside the mission if the Khomeini's forces in The protracted stalemate largest farm group in the about the crisis, said in a describes himself as a UnitedStates forces the shah January, be.extradited from led to calls for President United States, said it will speech Thursday in "professional hera)." to go to any country but Iran. the United States before the Carter to take even tougher support an embargo on U.S. Washington he is holding He has lived in Kitimat for make decisions NBC.TV news in Tehran captives could he released, steps against Iran, but U.S. food exports to Iran. U.S. Iranian authorities "fully five years and spent four of The fmure direcfi~)n of those years lobbying for an cast ~heir ballot as well on a mild the march on the era- responsible" and "ac- TIt.rnhill will be ~,ne of Ihe diJg conlr.l bylaw pr.posal, balmy was the biggest since countable" for the safety of airport here. issues v,,ers will have in al.ng wilh paris of the rite hostages were seized the hostages. Bolyki said trying to in- mind when ihey g. to the C,ppperside Esfates. In Nov. 4. The protest followed The president, who earlier terest council in an airstrip polls Saturday to decide addbion, a proposal for U.S. tals:es hard line was like "running into a M~tem sabbath prayers and banned Iranian oil imports which of three candidates funding ~he Terrace Public the demonstrators were led WASHINGTON (AP) -- admitted that U.S. blackmail," Carter said. and froze Iranian govern- brick wall." w,,uld besf serve the Library will be taken to a:. in anti-U.S: chants broadcast President Carter, taking a diplomatic efforts have He said Americans are ment assets in the United "If I join the gang, I migln Th,,rnhili-Queensway v,,e by Th.rnhill and' by loudspeakers in accom- hard line, says he will hold failed to produce "the ele- angry, but that the situation States, said the Iranians d. better," Bolyki said. dis;tie1 on die board ~f the the Iranian government Claude Levesque, painting Queensway elect,rs. penying minibuaes. ments of s solution." calls for patience, per- "must know that the United regional dis,ric~ .f Ki~imal- V,,;er eligibility A, spokesman for the accountable for the safety of He said Iranian authorities severence and "measured, States of America will not conlractor, wants to attrac~ S* ikine. about 60 U.S. citizens held requirements differ slightly milit~nta inside the embassy have gradually eased off a deliberate action." yield to international terror- s.me light induslry to the in regi.nal districtelections. told Tehran Radio: hostage in Tehran, demand for return of the ism or to blackmail," area that would provide jobs The diree,orship will be "This is an act of The president did not in- for women, Residents in the specified "We announce the shah for trial, but said that dicate what steps the United However, Hasan Habibi, c**n~es~ed by incumbent Les areas for the past ~hree message of the Iranian terrorism totally outside the their control over the Iran's new cultural minister His main concern, Wa~ m,,ugh, a scaler, Nadine bounds of international law States might take if the h.wever, is public safely, months and six months in people to the world that if students who occupy the U.S. hostages are not released, and government spokesman, Asan~e, a journalisl, and British Columbia can cast a America expels the shah, it and diplomatic tradition," Embassy in Tehran is un- said in a broadcast on Levesque said the dike road sch..l principal Roy the president said. should be raised and the ball.~ pr.viding They are 19 will be committing an of- certain. Actions taken so far in- Tehran Radio: Greening. Area E Ires 1872 years .r .ver. In addition, fence even greater than its Carter's strong statement, The president said seizure clude a cutoff of spare parts "The general principles of Kuldo Street extension regis,ered w.ers who will made Thursday in a speech sh.uld have sweel lights. n,m-residen~ property previous ones. The shah of the embassy violated for Iran's air force, a self- our foreign policy are that cas; their ball|,Is at either ,~wners who have resided in should be delivered to the to an AFL-CIO convention basic principles of in- imposed embargo on oil we will, in no way, retreat Albert Vennard is running she Th.rnhill Elemenlary here, marked a shift toward 5~r c.uncil for the firs~ time ~he province for 12 momhs Iranian nation with his hands ternational law. He vowed imparts from lran, a freeze from the threats and display Sch.,l .r Clarence Michael can casf a ball.[. Any person tied. If America. expels the a blunt public approach to the takeover will not sway on most of the Iranian of force by imperialism. We although be has lived in Scho.l. The p~dls open al 8 • the regime of the Ayatollah Kitimm for 18 years. wh~ meels the eligibilily shah, it must be certain that U,S, policy. government's funds in U.S. will further strengthen our a.m. and cl.se a~ 8 p.m. requiremen;s bu~ has nol yef hardmr decisions will be Ruhollah Khomeini. "The United States of banks and deportation anti-imperialist position, Vennard, a pipe fitter, Saturday evening. regisfered can d. s- a~ Ihe taken against the hostages." An administration official America will not yield to proceedings against Iranian every moment more than the wants ~he dislrict's by-laws Vo~ers in Thornhill will p,lis ~,n Saturday. The broadcast, monitored who asked not to be named international terrorism or students in the U.S. illegally. moment before." agains~ littering enforced, in London, also said the He said of the shah, being He said all kinds of debris mllitenia would boycott U,S. treated for cancer at a New lit lers .u~do.r areas such as Outlying areas vote goods and urged other York hospital: "We want an Radley Park and the tidal Iranians " to ban U.S. Hope for home today international criminal back flats. Alice Chen Wing and Stan Iw. n.vices Ernesl Klassen products in any way possible from the United States, that Vennard said the Kerr will contest dle Area and Gordon Franke fighling during the coming week. By GORD MciNTOSH spectacular train derailment Thursday for the wind to stop is all." mun|cipalily promotes Cdirectorshlp of the if ouL. So far the U.S, government MISSISSAUGA, Ont. (CP) Saturday. blowing towards populated tourism but 5trgets the need Regi,nal Dislrict of Kilima~- Area C vl,ers can vote in - Hopes for up to 10o.00o Ontario Attorney-General The demonstrators holding has refused to meet the mili- areas to the east. the hostages reacted angrily "lo keep the doorstep clean Stikine on Saturday. file following locals: tanta' demand for the shah's people to return home today Roy McMurtry said that the The pumping operation is as well as tile house," There are 1,409 regislered after five nights in strange pumping operation's Thursday to a suggestion by ~traditlon and has given no hazardous, Any hitch will Acting Foreign Minister Fred Ryan, analysl, would w~ers in dlis district. Chen -Ole's Place, Lakelse Lake indication it plans to expel surroundings rest on a potential to end in disaster cause chlorine gas to leak. like to have the advisory Wing is an incumbenl delicate operation to drain l0 make it imperative that 40 Abolhassan Bani Sadr that -Recreation Centre, Kemano him. In the operation, chlorine. women and non-white council on recreation seeking to retain her sea* -United Church Office, 'Ayatollah Rubollah tons of deadly chlorine from square kilometres around andair vapor in the top part enlarged to give The against Kerr's challenge. Klem~u a tanker car ruptured in a the derailment site remain hostages be set free in the Khomeini, 79, Iran's of the tanker is pumped next few days without the municipality "more input In other regional district -Harfley Bay Band Office revolutionary leader, has tightly sealed. through a caustic soda filter from petple wll, use the bmdes, Marly Allen will What does it He would not speculate on shah'.s extradition. -Early Residence, Usk canceled all appointments which converts it to sodium 'Tehraaaaaaaaaannran facilities." seek another term as the -Recreation Cen*re, for the next three weeks be- make woman'? when evacuees will be able chloride- common salt -- Radio quoted the militants He w.uld also work for Hazel.ms' representative' Kitimaal Indian Village cause of "slight fatigue and to return to their homes. Of and dumped on a truck. SPOKANE, Wash. tAP)- the 223,000 evacuated Sun- as saying: "Our conditions devel.pmem of the hot- He is being challenged by -R.sswt;od General Sit,re illness," the state radio said, An out-of-court settlement day from Canada's ninth- To remove the chlorine are known. We denounce any springs, light industry and a envir.nmenlalis, Marcel -Til.rnhill Elemenlary end f0ceign diplomats in still in liquid form at the negotiations concerning the ferry l~)rt. P,|uiin. Area S, which in- School has been reached in 'the first largest city and part of bottom of the tank, the fluid Tehran predicted a long so-called criminal con- neighboring Oakville after hostages' release before the Incumbenl Lee Ellis likes cludes Telegraph Creek, has -Clarence Michael School siqe for the hostages. versation lawsuit to reach a the fiery train crash, about is converted to gas and then United States extradites the to finish whal she starts, back into liquid form. Ellis has served four years As the crisis entered its Spokane County court in 150,000 were allowed home deposed shah. We remind 13th day today, the United years. Tuesday, But there's a complication government officials to pay on council and wants to see States mounted a new Criminal conversation is in this part of the operation. attention to internal projects undertaken during Results Monday Initiative to win increased an act of sexual intercourse McMurtry said a decision The liquid lies below a 154o- problems connected with the her terms in' office com- domestic and international with someone else's spouse. on those remaining away 30 eentimetre layer of ice people, instead of nego- pleted. Saturday, Nov. 17, is election day in municipalities pressure for release of the Trial was to have started from home will likely be that has formed in the tank. tiating abroad and paying The projects include throughout the province. captives, said by the state this week, but lawyers for made sometime today. Officials fear that the ice attention to international recrealion facilities, neigh. Locally there are elections for Terrace and Kitimat department to number 60 to both sides confirmed The chemical emergency could collapse and create public opinion." bourh|s)d X in the Kildals council seats, regional district directorships, and U,S. citizens and eight Thursday they had seRled team, at the derailment site pressure in the tank. U.S. officials say the shah area and Cablecar phase II. school board elections in Kitimat and the single school If that happened, the of- Incumbent Ron Burnetl nonAmerlcens, out of court and that Herold since Sunday, made its move might be well enough to board seat being contested in Hazelton. The number of hostages to drain the tanker early ficials said, the pressure travel in two weeks. The admits he wants a third term will pay McNeil an un. The Herald will present the complete results of all previously had been disclosed amount of money. today when winds started to could blow large amounts of Mexican government is on council because he enjoys estimated at almost 100, but In his complaint, McNeil, a blow south towards "Lake chlorine through a gash in expected to give him refuge it. the local elections in Monday's issue. , the state department said lawyer, alleged that Herold Ontario, the tanker that was that again, and he also has been He said Ihe new c.unctl The Herald urges voters to exercise their franchise Thurmiay night that about 30 seduced McNeil's wife They waited most of lightly covered with a patch. invited to Egypt. should concentrate on ferry on Saturday. Pa0e Z, The Herald, Friday, November 16, 1979

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The Herald, Friday, November 16, 1979 Page 3 Could the Mississagua disaster happen here? By ED YUDIN fident of current safety centre in Edmonton, and satisfied "all necessary country and never had materials shipped through, as is propane daily basis, thougifl .':e any trouble," he through Terrace and through Ketchikan. adds such shipments ::.-, Herald Staff Writer precautions, estimate the thecrisis is attended to precautions are taken." remarked. Prince Rupert by rail. Mercer says despite the only be confirmeci ' What are the chances of chances of a similar almost at once. Edgar, who is a "Our communication spokesman for both Another spokesman for Mercer says chlorine, wealth of dangerous through strict govern- a catastrophe occurring disaster very remote. chemical shipments, the m e n t I i c e n s i n g in Terrace along the lines AI Menard, a C.N.R. equipment is very Prince Rupert and the union brought the sulphur dioxide, nitroglycerin and even railway "does a good job procedures. Edgar on the of the train derailment spokesman in Vancouver sophisticated, which Terrace local members, issue up at the last nuclear wastes pass in safety." other hand, thought the near Mississauga where says the procedure in enables us to get to the says the waybills, meeting of the Terrace through here. However, "The commodities that shipments took place an a the release of chlorine such emergencies are scene fairly quickly," he identifying the cargo, do travel are handled less frequent, bimonthly district council. Russell both Menard and Edgar gas has created a efficient. When a said. always go with the car. effectively and fast," he basis. derailment occurs, the Dick Edgar, the Mercer, acandidate for a denied that nuclear national emergency? • wastes are shipped by said. Derailments of Well, chlorine gas nearest dispatcher here chairman of local 154 of The cars are always the Canadia n clearly marked if they seat on council and a rail through Terrace. How often do such dangerous chemicals has shipments do make their is in Prince George, and local railway union Edgar says disassembled shipments occur? C.N. occurred before in the he is immediately con- Brotherhood of Railway contain dangerous way through Terrace on spokesman, noted the military equipment from spokesman Menard says Northwest. Menard says regular occasions. tacted. The message is Transport and General chemicals. "We've Workers, says he is shipped gasoline up number of dangerous Alaska is shipped it is probably done on a a spil) took place at Loos, Railway officials, con- relayed to the control Just east of Prince George but the area was ELECTION FEATURE lightly populated and there was no problem in the cleanup. She presents concerns [(,]r you 1'he last seflous spill in the province took place By ED ¥UDIN u~ ,he board," she continued. Her husband, John, is a lha, would be a mistake. up lhe problems being en- two years ago near Hope. "I think ,.he regional llerald Staff Writer "Since I've been elected, schmdteacher a, Caledonia. countered. It was a sulphur spill. The couple have three disaric, has a place in co- If she is successful in The diversby of Area C of some, ne from each pocket Derailments in the has eontacled me wilh a children, Ryan 4, Lisa 6, and .rdinafing ,he planning of turning back the challepge of ,he regional dislricl of province, in general, are Ki~imai-Sfikine precludes c,ncern." Sara 8. Chen Wing feels she c.mmunities or areas side Slan Kerr, she h)oks foi-ward ,he emergence of any single Chen-Wing Ires resided in has been effective in the job by side," she said. "IIs u, lhe .pp,rmni,y of serving not an uncommon ex- issue in ~he current cam- ,he Terrace area for ap- "because ,hey know I'm impor,am function is ~o another lerm. perience. paign, says Alice Chert-Wing, pr.ximalely II years. Prior '~here and they have con- bring services and a sem- ~he incumbeni director m c.mmg here, she had tacted me." blance of government to seeking re-election. resided in such diverse Bill VanderZalm, the un,rganized areas, iT means Included in ,he district are locals as Seazde, Wesz minister of municipal af- pc.pie can make contacts for d~e Rein,s, Gc~ssan Creek, Germany and Vanc,uver. fairs, has indicated sweeping pr,blems." 10 % OFF ALL MEATS Copperside, Kalum Lake She received ller basic changes in ~he regional "I don', faw,r a complete R~d, Kilimaal Village to nursing ,raining a, lhe dis, ric~ sys,em may be change as Mr. VanderZalm Beef, Pork, Lamb, name jusl a few. Vancouver General fi~rlhcoming, possibly the has suggested," she stated, "I'm nol campaigning on H~pital, after gaining a ewire sys,em may be while admi, ling minor Turkey, Fish & Dell any particular issue," she bachelor of science in nur- junked. Chen Wing thinks amendmenls could help fix f says. "All ,he pockels of singdegree a, Se Universily at p)puladon are s. differen,, of British Columbia. s. each individual group has She assumed ,he director a differew issue." ,)f nursing lz)sifion at Mills Overwaitoa "My approach is that I Memorial hospital for a All this week Nov, 13 to 17 represenl lhe people for their peri,d of 4t/~ years, and slill :uncerns and present {hem serves on ,he h,spitai board. ALICE CHEN--WING ,..happy to serve ( onference here The Yellowhead Interprovincial Highway Association cpnvention is scheduled to get un- derway in Terrace on Friday. The convention had been postponed from two weeks ago due to travel problems related with the air radio operator's strike. Terrace Mayor Dave Maroney will be host to a delegation of over 100 municipal leaders and representatives from across western Canada. The weekend's activities take place at the Terrace Hotel. The pool is open yi'~, e Terrace pool, closed for 2~ months reopened on '~sday, its new filter system apparently working, well. The new fall schedule is in effect and now available at the pool or arena office. Mary-Margaret Smith- Sneed, the recreation program co-ordinator, says swimming lessons have now begun. Anyone who is unaware of instructional times should call the pool. I RE MOVIN Smith-Sneed also says the recreation department is still searching for instructors for its winter from programming in such areas as arts and crafts,

general interest, and fitness programs. For more .: ,'a information, please contact the arena or pool at ~SS, p . 4: 4423 Railway 1174. to TERRACE COUNCIL BRIEFS '---4517 LAKELSE AVE, The Terrace district washroom facilities, covered council will recommend that bleachers installed to protect Cyril Shelford, the fcrn~er against rain, and improved (FORMER McEWANMOTORS BUILDING) provincial agriculture maintenance of the outfield minister, be appointed to the among other items. existing vacancy on the There may be another pub Provincial .Agriculture Land in Terrace. Terrace council We'll be open for business Commission. A motion to recommend has received a request for Shelford's appointment was approval of a neighbourhood made by Alderman Bob public house license from Cooper at Tuesday evening's Blake Davis. session of council. The If the planning committee motion came in response to a gives the go-ahead, the pub request from the Fraser- would be constructed on the Fort George regional district corner of Keith Avenue and board that the council write ,,O.NDAY,M NOV. 19 Hampton Street. the ministry of the en- vironment to pressure for a In his monthly report to northern representative on council, Animal Control the commission. According Officer Tom Chesterman to the regional district revealed 730 animals have board, most of the land been impounded by the within the agriculture land municipality, 558 have been reserve is located in nor- destroyed. LADIES: FOR CHRISTMASWE HAVE THE TOOLS thern B.C. yet there is only one northern representative on the commission. PRINCESS RAPS PORN FOR ALL HIS MECHANICALNEEDS In other council news, MONTE CARLO (CP) -- council has referred to the Princess Grace says she recreation committee a regularly drops into par- - socket sets - screwdrivers - wrenches - etc. request to upgrade Riverside nography parlors in Monaco Park. Bernice Patterson, the -- but only to make a protest. treasurer of the Terrace Mr. "I get so upset when I see Mike's ladies softball team, some of the magazines in full has written council about view of youngsters," says Hitachi Power Tools possible further im- the princess who has asked rovements to the facility shop owners to hide the Jigsaws, disc grinders,electric drills, belt sanders& Portableblowers Cost price ted near the curling rink. magazines from view and Patterson would llke to see "not display them in the )roper maintenance of front row." Watson Green Ape Gloves s2o,o Lincoln Welding godse~/s .~ ,u.s4O°° $3oo Natflex Rain Gear col, .,.., s~,, $21n NOTICE Watson Utility Gloves (Ouster) The Lazelle ~edical Centre Is maintaining Icelandic Winter Mitt Lmers.~• 0 woo~ $3. Master Levels~, sJz. 25%,, temporary facilities. Patient care will continue and files have been preserved. For Information and appointments please call: "an' ~ in-stolespecials 635-6263 or 635-2211 Come in and browse Whtle stock lasts I

P~ge 4, The Herald, Friday, November 16, 1979 I EDITOR'S CONNECTIONS JOURNAL BY GREG Technology and change MIDDLETON INCENTIVES The voters should have by now taken a look at the candidates and the issues and made up their minds as to how they will cast their ballot. FOR II' So, rather than an editorial just urging You to vote or attempting to sway the remaining undecided to vote one way or the other through an aniy.sls of past per- ,, formance or campaign promises, here is simply a INOVATION prediction. Based on some observation of the can- didates, it is a prediction as to how those will do you elect. Jack Talstra, the quiet little lawyer, will continue to act as a moderating influence on council while he serves his apprenticeship for the mayor's job. Helmut Giesbrecbt will, if he's a bright as he seems, work hard to become again the excellent alderman he By was rather than continue to be, as some people see him, Vic Jolliffe's appointed gadfly. The matriarch of the artsy craftsy., Molly Nattress, NATHAN will serve as ambassador from the make believe world of theatre she created, and act as a powerful ROSENBERG lobby for that group while she learn about the real • ~ : ' .? world. Alan Soutar, the prince of pretty, might get another This is the eighth of a weekly, fifteen-part general worthwhile renovation and redecorailon project interest, non credit, educatinnal series en technology through council before taking the knowledge he gained' and change, called Connections, offered by the Open about council back to his business. Learning Institute. Skiing competitor Mickey Johnson would fight his one battle. Each week, an article will appear in rids paper. On Russell Mercer, if he does his homework, could be Sunday, at 8 p.m. en Channel 9 (Cable TV), you can labor's hope for the future. watch the weekly PBS television series, Counectioas, Lily Nielson, a nice little lady really, would go a bit part el rids multi.media centinuing educatlen further afield. program. As well, you can purchase a Viewer's Guide And in the best regional district race: from the Open Learning Institute (see coupon at the Les Watmough, the would-be king of Thornhill, will end of this article). fight to the death of his empire. Nadine Asante, with skills well developed as a In this article, Economist Nathan Rozenberg of journalist and an advocate, could let the people know Stanford University explores the problem of providing what was going on and voice their concerns, whether incentives for new technologies that wW meet they like it or not. society's needs. Roy Greening, too nice a fellow to stab in the back, would find out the children in his school are less wilful and vindictive than politicians.

LETTERS TO Technology and the economy THE EDITOR lu~pid and pervasive technological innovation has rise of bourgeois (that is, capitalist) institutions. deal much more effectively with such current con- been primarily responsible for the long-term ira- In a capitalist market place, the possibilities for cerns as environment 'and energy. Dear Sir: compare his own record of provements in material well-being that have profitmaking through'the introduction of new It is hardly surprising, for example, that private I have read Mr. Pease' public service and characterized western industrial societies. technologies are vast. Indeed, Marx and Engels take enterprise developed technologies that fouled the air epistle of Wednesday, Nov. achievement against that of But it has also been responsible for such undesirable an even stronger position: not only does a capitalist and treated watercourses as open sewers for their 14th, which could better be myself or any others who consequences as damage to the environment and economy offer powerful incentives to innovation; it is effluents when no cost was imposed upon them for described as Pea-ism. . have similar, records.,After depletion ~ of some natural resources.: also essential for the very survival of the entrevreneur doing so. On the other han$1v ,we ~c§n confidently, ~In it he refers to the'dl}t~ ) ~A~e'~~ab ~q[.ery~,~l', h'l~ "kp:.~" .'~e,,~ev~lop.m~o6ig'~tlt'~ffective set of policies~ that he innovate as rapidly as possible. As they had predict that a system of tax~s 0r,0ther~cl~arges for tricks campaigns ~_atdutve , .pl~ntj'.c~'hip.~|~'thln',ivill.,,¢o~i~-fl'~.:t~e g~erati~:~of new technologies--: pointed out earlier: "The bourgeoisie cannot exist industrial activities that pollute the'~nvironment will uses m past Terrace ~e De consiaereo capable of technologies that will meet our social goals--is without constantly revolutionising the instruments of eventually lead to the development of new Ttio? o y :urT beta qnsllfled oritlc therefore one of the high.! priorities confronting our production...'!. Sincerely society. technologies that produce far less pollution. Indeed, in newspapers can see the V.C. Jolliffe many industries far less polluting technologies are record for themselves. To Profit motive already emerging. suggest that he lost the 1973 Technological innovation has, of course, done more Dear Sir: than just increase the output of goods with unchanged It is a mistake to regard technology as simply election because of a Subsequent history has lent support to this aspect of constituting part of the problem, although that has pamphlet put out by an The Regional District characteristics.~ Its effects are not adequately sum- Marx's analysis of capitalism. The market economy, Administrator, Mr. John marized in terms of so many more automobiles, undoubtedly sometimes been the case in the past. unnamed group in which in which private entrepreneurs actively seek to in- Technology ,s an extremely powerful force whose they suggested persons Pousette, is attempting to bushels of wheat, or square yards of cotton textiles. crease their private profits, has proven to be im- worthy of support, which cloud the issue of the ski hill Rather, and :more importantly, technological in- shape and thrust can be incluenced to a far greater deficit by blaming it on the . . mensely effective in mobilizing inventive and in- extent than is generally recogniz~l. But we cannot included amongst others, tess° ~', -~ ',--~-,~,,~ue"'"~""''~" '" =~ novation~over, the _past two, centuries has dramatically novative talent.' "'~'- shape technology if we reject or straitjacket it, as has himself, myself and Alan fac~s~t~a( the ski hill ~t ~qta~'fOrmed the compnsdion of the economy's output Soutar, is going it little too At the same time, the market economy has strongly been increasingly the case with some of the regulatory far. I was not pleased with $30,000 last year through as well as increasing its volume. In doing this it has shaped the direction of technological innovation as activities of the government in recent years. mismanagement on one of' also transformed our lives. well as. its rapid rate. seeing myself linked with its best snow seasons ever. Rather, we should seek ways of increasing the Pease. However, I would Unfortunately, the profit motive has not always rewards for technological innovations of the kind that And the very fact that the It would be an unproductive intellectual exercise have to be small minded to regional district is involved worked to advance society's interests. Consequently,. we regard as socially desirable. Prizes, patent grants, attribute my election loss for even to look for 18th century equivalents (or even the the government has supplemented the operation of the mayor by thirty-seven votes in a court case over breach and favorable tax treatment are some of the of contract shows recognizable antecedents) of certain products that we market place with public institutions or financial mechanisms devised in the past to encourage in- to that fact alone. The record take for granted today-jet airplanes, computers, support for specific kinds of activities. These include for the election of 1973 shows mismanagement.. novation. Through mismanagement plastics and synthetic fibers, vast quantities of agricultural experiment stations and a wide range of By strengthening such incentives and developing the following: the seas~'s pass rates have electric power available at the touch of a switch, For mayor, Rowland public subsidies to basic scientific research, from new ones, we can assure that technology will, in the gone up too high for an area television, telephones, antibiotics. which private profits are not readily available and for received ~2 votes; Jolliffe which is owned by the future, bemore consistently arrayed on the side of the received 885 votes -- a 37 which market incentives alone are therefore in- solutions rather than on the side of the problems. people. An adult day-night sufficient. vote margin. season pass has increased Technology and capitalism For Alderman, 2 year term from $130 last year to $215 Adaitionnlly, we have become increasingly con- NEST WEEK: Robert P. Multhauf of the -- elected were, Maroney this year, an increase of 65 Historically, this techn(;logical development has Smithsonian Institution discusses the relationship 1012, Green 991, Clift 971; been very closely connected with the rise of capitalist cerned in recent years with aspects of the innovative per cent. A maximum family process to which we were surprisingly indifferent in between science and technology. also tans were, Rushton 641, day-night pass has increased institutions and the powerful incentives that these Pease 505, and ltighe 493. the past. New technologies often inflict certain ~osts from $350 to $575. institutions have provided, through the profit motive, ABOUT THE AUTHOR Pease received ap- If our politicians don't take for new technologies. The point was forcefully upon their, ha.rural and human environment that propriately half the votes more interest and show more highlighted wfli over a century ago by even the duse,s, to be recogniz" ed in any social accounting but NATHAN ROSENBERG has been an economics that any of the three ouc- direction, the ski hi]! will a~ not Ordinarily part of private profit accounting. professor at Stanford University since 1974, having cesaful candidates received, severest critics of capitalist society, Marx and Engels, priceitdelt odt of the market. in the "Communist Manifesto," published in 1848: '1~ include environmental pollution in a variety of previously been on the faculties of the University of and was 466 votes below the For example,~fa~mily of four Pennsylvania, Purdue University, and the University nearest successful can- "The bourgeoisie, during its rule of scarce one fo~, S apdsaf~y and health hazards to workers and couldski at Smlthers for $210 hundred years, has created more massive and more c~im~ers, "~ of Wisconsin. He has authored numerous articles on didate. For Alderman, 13 less for a season's pass with technological change, and his books include "The month term -- Buncombe seven d~ys~/~ebk operation colossal productive forces than have all preceding was elected with 878, Soutar generations together. Subjection of Nature's forces to N~,~p01icies / American System of Manufactures," "Technology and a nt~ili~,l~l~ger season. and American Growth," and "Perspectives on lost with 618, Gowe received This issue bas to be looked man, machinery, application of chemistry to industry Technology." 272. into. " and agriculture, steam-navigation, railways, electric lWe urgently need new public policies that will offer Mr. Pease should look ' *, Mickey Johnson telegraphs, clearing of whole continents for i$centives for innovation and at the same time protect elsewhere for the reasons for against some of the undesirable side effects of Iq¢,1~c,¢l,d rtl~' [] '.1¢1~¢1.,¢ I t.'~lxl dl ~,~-I~ ¢.lth IIIh*ltldL'.~Plpd.ll~t' 1~ cultivation, canalisation of rivers, whole populations ,*Td,,tlldI II,llhllll~l I dl|l Cnth~MIt~~ b, chctlU¢IIr I||llnC~ his losses at the polls. He conjured out of the ground-what earlier century had tgchnology. Developing such policies will call for has, after all, only been Dear Sir: pblitlcal courage and leadership as well as social %JIllL, elected on one occasion, but This letter Is to register even a presentiment that such productive forces has offered himself many my objection to your labeling slumbered in the lap of social labour?" .i~.agination. The task of reconciling conflicting group times as a candidate. If he me as a person who "waffles Note that Marx and Engels do not attribute this hiteresta and priorities without, at the same time, (II~ Pt,~l,II (*ld¢ will check my record, he will on the issues", incidentiy, explosion in productivity to the emergence of science, dulling or even destroying the incentive mechanisms find that I have been elected the only definition given for or to a religious ethic, or to some new impulse to underlying technologlcatinnovation will be an ex- to public office six times. "Waffles" in the dictionary human ingenuity, They attribute it specifically to the iremely delicate undertaking. By offering myself as a is % soft but crisp cake of Large issues are at stake. History makes it clear m~ T 14:l~ R ACE/ K IIP I M ,ATI~ candidate for mayor con- Pancake batter"! that private business is strongly incluenced by market sistcotiy for 12 years, I have Your staff interviewer forces concerning the direction as well as the pace of wovided an alternative for states that I have taken firm inventive activity. daily herald the voter, with varying stands on issues but "like successes and close failures. most politicians" another Thus, for exantple, the abundance of forest lands It is interesting to note that label, I am a "fence sitter" and the cheapness of forest products in colonial General Office. 63S.63S7 "Published by since I withdrew from of- label number three. The only thing he can use America (and later) led to the invention of a vast Circulatim. 535.63S7 Sterling Publishers feting that alternative for array of ingen/ous technologies for exploiting wood. the last two elections no one as an example is my con- GriN. MANAGER. Knox Coupland has come forward to contest tlnual statement throughout The abundance of good farmland in the American the position of mayor -- a this campaign that, the mid-west in the lgth century generated an incredible EDITOR. Greg Mlddletun very unhealthy situation for decision to amalgamate profusion of machines enabling a single farmer to CIRCULATION. TERRACE. 635-6357 a community of 1O,000 Terrace and Thornhill cultivate a far larger acreage than his European population. should be given a full in- K ITIMATOF FICE. 632.2747 ~arpen your pencils and recall for Courses by counterpart. And the exhaustion of high quality Published every weekday at 3212 Kalum Strdet, The cost of running for vestigation and that the final mineral deposits in the 20th century has already decision should be made by Newspaper's first national exam, baaed on ~e series Terrace, B.C. A member of Verified Circulation. mayor as an independent "CoonecUons: Technolngy and Change." prompted the development of techniques for ex- Authorized as second class mall. Registration number without a group behind you the taxpayers of both ploiting low quality ores that were previously 1201. Postage paid In cash, return postage guaranteed. can be very expensive in. communities. Is this This challenging multiple choice t~t wW measure your deed- have spent per- waffle? neglected. understanding of the topics that are discussed weekly in NOTE OF COPYRIGHT sonally out of my own He was right, however, in The Daily Herald.. savings over $200,000 stating that I am enthused by Our history also shows us that technology is ex- providing that alternative, the possibility of working on The Courts by *Newspa~r Test will appear at the end of tremely versatile ~d that it is highly responsive to The Herald retains full, complete and sole copyright In something that 1 am no Council. the course. any advertisement produced and.or any editorial or changes in ineenti~.~ and rewards. It should not be photographic content published In the Herald. longer prepared to do. Yours lruly, . beyond our ingenuity to use the incentives of the Reproduction Is not permlttod. I challe~e Mr. Pease to Molly Natlrcss ...... watch tortH market place to demetop new technologies that will I ' 11m H~gld, Friday, November 16, 1979Page S

newALONDON (Reu.ter) -- A Queen's painiings, one of the Blunt in --o pass " i spy has best private' collections in passed information to the secrets, but in 1951 he used ! ! Britain with the revelation the world, until 1972 and Russians, Mrs Thatcher his Soviet contacts to help that Sir Anthony Blunt, continued as her art adviser said After 1945 he was no Burgess and Maclean to flee. , former art adviser to the until he retired last year. • " ' " I Queen, passed secrets to the In MosCow, Maclean was J . ' . | So~et Union. approached by reporters in J /IDi~ABV Dl~tAIOIkl/'~ I ungu. mn~ l]g.ure m me art foreign ministry. He said: 'I J ~ ,, J worla, splon tar me ~ovlet know why you are here and I [ uy I Union during the Second can lell you now 1 have J ~-r~ #'~IIIDE'// --~,.J IIADIA VfNIllklq ~- J . World War as a member of nothin~ to say" I ,-~ ~un ~:LL u~nu ~vtr'tn~ wvvr~ I British military intelligence, The surprise annoucement n !

Prime Minister Margaret in Parliament led to a Paperbacks are one of the most popular material! t,' Thatcher told the House of dispute, with opposition supplied by the library. A goodportion of the total Commons Thursday. Labor members alleging the stock we hold is made up of paperbacks mostly • . ' She also said he helped facts had been deliberately because of the high and rising cost of hardback books. J British diplomats Guy kept from the British public Browse through our paperback racks for these and '. i~- I Burgess and Donald for almost two decades, more recently received additions" Maclcan, both Moscow spies, "The whole shabby affair ~ •" ...... = .... ,-' slip away to the Sewer• Union appears to have been- a ~omeone is I~,llllng. me ureat • unels at ~urope, v ~/- ..... Nan and Ivan Lyons is a splendid and funny murder ) eeniona~e scandal ment " said Lab,,r ~D mystery as one alter anomer, mnsterlm cnem arouna , ' . _ ~nly Ohours af'ter Mrs. Dennis Skinner. ~ .... Europe are killed by an overweight gourmet. . '~ Thatcher revealed that Blunt The affair came to a head The Coconut Killings by Patricia Moyes is set in the was a spy, in answer to a with the publication of the Caribbean and when an important American senator qnestion offered the day book The Climate of Treason iskilled, Chief Superintendent Henry Tibbett is called before, another question on by historian Andrew Boyle. over to sort things out Patricia Moyes is a former ~e Bu~g~hMa~veaenmmaf~anitr eaAlteha~ighun~heBbovO~ekdl~not winner of the Edgar Allan Poe Award for mystery Th.,~e parliamentary~ ' trailof• clues' pomUng' y" aato thea writing. • . . . " • q usstion called fo r a n m-" tdent,~;~" :,. u.^, L.~,~ ...... ou-~..,~u Raw.... Material by Alan Silhtoe is a part novel, part. ~i~ vestigation into links bet- fourth man who had P ween the Burgess-Maclean helped Burgess and Maclean mining country. affair and a British-born to escape. The Last Starship from Earth by' John Boyd is a ' " . ' physicist, WilfridMann, now The "third man" had been chilling 'novel set in the future in which the state living in Washington. Elm Philby, whose high decides whom one will choose as a mate• ~"f\/ i' ~ : .'"... Mann, in a statement, position in the British Secret The Wild Island by Antonio Fraser has Jemima denied involvement• The Service enabled him to aid Shore In" es'iL~'o- ~-" =L'~ . _ :n "h ^ --ssion and House question is to be an- Burgess and Maclean and madness of a ~amfl ~, mUI~verUn~ss t= ~'~ . swered on Monday who, years later, followed ~ . _ • _ :~ . :'" ...... Blunt -- at Cambridge• them rata• exde. •m the Soviet• t.rusoe...... m Lonesome Lass ny ~elann ~towe ]s .~..me University befor e the Sec,,,,^"'~ Union. remarKaole...... nlograpny ot tmlpn ~awaras wno, in ~iz, World War -- had Shotted Boyle said Thursday vamshed into a remote sechon of BrltlSh Columbla likely. recruits for --Soviet , rught.. . ~, I have nothing• but a and fought for• his. survival. against• a hostde. en- intelligence among the feeliug of satisfaction." vironment. ~~~IV • ~ ". clever upper-class young He declined to name any Conan and the Sorcerer, Conan the Avenger and men. destined . to enter more traitors. . . Conan the Adventurer continue the saga of this ever # urimln's establishment. "I can mink at annul 25 annular fantasy hero His whereabouts were a people who I think of as ~ .~ . ' , • . , ...... If N°v'17t°241sChildrensB°°kFestlvalWeek'Wed 7~'. "' " ' " ' " " mystery to~y. un weo- gnmy ot treacnery, ann na love ~o -o* a ~ ...... t.;la.~. ;.,~ ,t.o m...... nesday he left his London a dozen of them are walking ~-~z.~'~.°,~"~.~_"::~".~-'~'^",~.'~'..~ ~'~v;~ apartment with baggage and about today ...... " he said I.,uo=,tu~y ~;~,~tu .u~p u~'uutumt~tu ~a.auta. uuur.o, took a taxi• for Heathrow " One or two of them a re There are a variety of actlvntles. planned. throughout .. Airport, perhaps for Italy, still in influential positions, the whole week that will appeal to different age

saidaMrs. porterThatcher at his said home. that agobut Ibeen think neutralized. they have long groupS.entrOn Saturday,box Nov. 17 at I p.m. there will be a"' film ~ .-. i.. ~~~~~i Blunt -- about whom Mrs. Thatcher said hour in the library arts room. The Loan's Necklaceis speculation had bean rife for Britain's director of public an Indian le~_nd which tpll~ nf hnw fh~ Innn ~n,lr~ years...... -- had confessed to prosecutions...... authorized ...... the white •..... stripes ? ...... around ":~ts ...... neck. Big League Freddie"1..... eeplonage in 1964, but only tslunt s immunity m oraer m "s .... alter...... nemg grantee im- get mm to co-op et~ ate '- in l laa cartoon...... starring Fred Flmtstone who' .... ~s signed to munlty...... lrom,~pr~o{Rib~. -mve~ugauons . Into spylus.-~:- ,, p yloramgteagueteamatlast,...... we ll also nave our ..... " There was no evidence Britain'nl th e earl y 1960s. . • y . reaoy ana waiting tor any great suggesuons against him. Blunt knew Burgess, mat chlldren may nave in naming our guinea pig, : ~e~gt~~O~|~a:~O~~s'~hqqv~-arsO' ~ a, r..,,, I~ahk:t Buckingham Palace an- Maclean and Philby at "Name the library mascot" contest will be running | nounced, simultaneous with Cambridge University through the entire week and on Saturday, Nov. 24, a : {' Mrs. Thatcher's statement, before the war. It was there, winner will be announced and our "pig" will have a | that the Queen has stripped in the left-wing intellectual name ' ' Sir Anthony of his atmosphere fostered by the Sun~ia'" N ...... ' " " / Knignmooa,...... grantee in 1956 oepression, ma~ m ey were in the library, uv. xe~ a~ x p "m, "': mere ..... WUl De a story" nour forserwcss.... to the monarch recrmted into Sovnet m- ...... y arm room ' ~J cn,aren are welcome ,e...... nan neen zeeper m° me"" te,lSen~...... e" AnyWe,chlldrenne. navlngwhoa arebitOfinterestedfUn TuesdaY,in paintingN°V .20bannersat 7 p .mto. .... " ~ / . celebrate Canadian books areAfter. asked to come out. !i(~/e::!o~l~etIR i'l ~lOrni~?~d 8PIlld.:P~ce~/C~'~ i,~, lli~l'l]~'~fi our painting session, we wil! hang our in~enti0ns: i.,ii,,,;, i,-~ .... " e¢ i 1:. =:_ I .L: ___.-. L1 .... For the grade 5 to 7 level we are very fortunate m !i- .__ ODIUIII having a Canadian author come to visit us at the ..... library Monica Hughes will be here on Thursday, ' . . ALDERGROVE ' B ' C " a- aemist.... wanted toe see° a Nov-. zz~- at...... 7 p m ~ne IS me aumor ot The Tomorrow (CP) -- A woman. . who• took. nepatiust...e^.~ t,..... clearanc na ~*.,* zorm.... I, Ll[y~.. ' ann. unosz-. ". uance= t:aper...... ~onlca Will De reamng four Vmtoames oat peep from a few of he " " mm...... nor name in ucr~oeer vii the teeth of three-ear-old.~ . r books. Science fiction and mystery. says Immlgrauon o i S • • . '. . were dishonest. • ..in tellin~ffic.al her LeThieWhen n 14-week-old baby th~sreadersshouldfmdherarealtreat age level who enjoys books of thisWehopeanyoneln sort will be able . i" ~ii! ~0- e~0~O~~i~t~' ~ 1 the- refugees had no h'ealth Quan developed a congh~ she to attend the reading. It will be a real thrill to meet a problems, decided to take the whole Canadian author• Monica's books will be on display -} "'. , Suzanne LaRo~.31;c~o this ~ __family in.... a doctor ..... for tests.: durln" g the week so c nine in and take a pe~.~. ~ , , Fraser v~Ney~ ~n it~ ,~'lzey'"... ' ". reveale~ .... Le •",'men naa Saturday, Nov. 24 is the last day of otlx; festivities. '' i r s s nepatlttS, quan was , ~u~easto.~V.a.ncouv.e, a.y sus-ected of havin- tu We ll be ending it all with a puppet show at l p.m. and .- she tears mat oy mmng.me ber~niosis and both -~rents then an announcement of our "Name the Library family...... into her bomesne nas ~-d --ro~ites ~ Masc"at contest winner' later in the day. ~ t~|:~:::::~;;,I~~~, e~.~ | w0uld ||~e ,0 l enoangered me nealm ol ner ,. ~.,,,,o . , ' We'd love ..... •e ,~,,,~ ,,ta ,.~;la Now, Mrs, LaRose s child to have as many children Jolnlng In our "M'e~b"'ers" o'f"~he Tran has a cough and she fears be Book Week as we can pack into the library. Come on family who moved into the might have contracted a out! It should be fun. I.:a'Ros"sufferinge home from last Oct.hepatitis, 17 are diseaseplayed w~th..Le .because. Thien. he has '. "" ~". "i.'. ~ii ~~~!ilidl :plii!il ' intestinal parasites and ur. ~nmony .L,arsen, susnected tuberculosis provincial epiuemlo[ogist, ---~,, I ...... feel the gnvemment has salo'" Tnursaay" . . " . a n ew been dishonest because we program is ~mg setup to asked immigration neoele screen and trace refugees whether theft'was any risk who show signs of illness. ,.,fdi=~,e~ and ttu~u enid nn ' All the provinces have she.... ea,u~ • ...... : ...... decided to do tests over and "I would...... not have gone aoove mess anne ,,~Y me ahead if I had known I would federal government. be nuttin~ mv little boy Alvin Harem, assistant Chr,o,a.f'"--o,~' ,,o,,.'~°~" refugee,settlement director, Doctors in the Aldergrove said the refugees g.e! the

oi-six-'member's of other Canada as. all other, im- r~uaee families they have migrants out ne nia not znow

communicable diseases aminauon m possnme m despite assurances the boat mmgee camps• people were screened before being admitted to Canada, ~ ...... ' *' "" '"'j":~: '~' i Provincial health officials ~ JPm~k ~]~ r Jp~kI I IkI rI i ~ ' ~/ '-'.'~: . , haveboenconcemedabout InK ~ ~ J~IINKII '~1:~;

new program to try to V~l.~, 4:he. - Rn accessible candldat#:!:~i mlmmlze...... me rlsk to S-Onp - vv~ mv~o sors. who will bdn 9 ~ full-time ~ Mrs, LaBose said her faro- - , - • ." fly's problems started when ~ commitmentto the job Short term ,. g citizen who has lived LA PAZ CAP) -- Col I~-~~.~.,- ~ ! -- - - " - --" AibertoNatusch, who seizeci ~~tl~i i ~nO wo(ked in the Terfoce power in a coup Nov, 1, ~~ ~ ..... resigned Thursday, a close !:' ~ comMunl~ to( JU ~eaf8 aide of the Bolivian leader : • ~~, said. ~~ - R conscientious and The resignation of ~~"; • Natusch, who has faced ~~ ~ diligent worker with a widespread oppoeition since ~~ seizing power Nov. 1 from ~ proven record of hc, rd President Walter Guevara, was annotmced shortly after ~ walk and Involvement in an agreement was an- .. -- • nounced between me communlt~ Oktt~lrS Bolivian Congress and Vote Nottress " ' ' military leaders for a new government that would not Nov. 17 ¢Lt Clarence michlel ON NOVEMBER 17th RE-ELECT include either man. X Barnum and Bailey"'" circus "d I :1' =' 'I;E 'SS molly. TALSTRAI Jack performedunder canvas for • ~ TO TE R RACE CO UN CI L the last time in 1956. , ......

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Page 6, The Herald, Friday, November 16, 19/9 Inuit welcome t ANNOUNCEMENT Trudeau s ¢ VICTOR P. HAWES, Optometrist the developers wishes to announce that he has moved his all the mo office to the Skeena Mail. For appointment By JOHN FERGUSON budget fi with conditions OTTAWA (CP) -- Prime minister's, By JOE MA resource development and to ; please phone Minister Clark said Thur- last two m, EDMONTON (CP) -- The benefit from it, Settlement of sday he in not certain how Clark eal, president of a development native land claims would :, Pierre Trudeau managed to mlnisteria corporation jointly owned by help both the native people i 635-2229 snend nearly half the annunl before, a natives and non.natives in and the companies but it is mittee thal the Eastern Arctic says the still not forthcoming' $I.I million lnuit are not opposed to It was announced to the, May, a resource development. conference just after the ~o :~ corrcepon~ On the contrary, they wel- men spoke that the Federal ties camps come it -- provided Court in Ottawa has rejected He conce developers and governments Inuit ownership of ?8,000 portion of do it right, said John Todd, square kilometres of land in Hg MAIKAiiiP ggG grill,.. nbout $448, president of Siniktarvik Ltd. the Eastern Arctic while for severaz recognizing native pay for st~ of Rankin Inlet, N.W.T. Todd told the eighth aboriginal rights to hunt and minkter's fish in the area. The court move with • national northern \development conference also lifted a temporary .in- YOU COME office of Thursday that Siniktarvik, junction prohibiting m~., leader. with the national Eskimo companies from operating in But he a brotherhood Inuit Taplrisat the area. excluding of Canada as a major Todd and Tagooma vacation I shareholder, has been declined immediate cam- spending d running a profitable monte months a~ karlier Thursday, lone OUTON ~,000 (a business. He said the native people's Christenaen, former com- cent above 1 missioner of the Yukon, said allowed by switch to wage employment from their traditional the Yukon governme0t The total lifestyle of hunting, trapping wunts development but not' the office - and fishing is an irreversible development at all cnain. She policy advisers, support staff also said the delay in c~-~ and a letter-writing staff -- Jean Thomson and Marilyn McLeod of Terrace visited trend. The land could not the construction site of the proposed Canadian Cancer continue to support such a struction of the Alaska .H~h~:. is ~.76 million. way gas pipeline is providing ', TOPi Asked by reporters later ff Society lodge in Vancouver last week. The 48-bed, two- lifestyle for a growing Inuit a welcome breathing perled i storey building will house cancer out-pntlents from population. he was suggesting that ' "The need is fur alter- for Yukoners as they' Trudeau had used the money areas outside of Vancouver who must remain in the native sources of op- prepare for economic bmm. ~' on election expenses, Clark city while undergoing treatment. At present, patients portunities, jobs and in. Hilde Watson of Haines replied that he was not. from outside Vancouver must stay lnhotels, motels, comes which, in my opinion, Junction, a former member But he noted that there had private homes and at Shaughneasy Manor, a senior can only came from resource of the Yukon couneg, said been a "fairly dramatic In- citizens retirement facility. It is a make-do situation development has provided 1977 COUGARXR7 crease" in spending for con- development.... V8 auto trans., PS & PB $5395 which does not meet the needs of patients who often "Companies should not economic benefits for both tract staff during the period. accept the cliche that native the native and nou.native An aide to Trudeau said must remain in the city for as long as six weeks during a course of brief daffy (reatment at the clinic. The people per se are opposed to people. She said the social later the office was not used and environment impact had lodge, first of its kind in B.C., will open in mid-1980. development, but rather l for extra election spending seek to establish the been blown out of proportion 1978 T-BIRD TOWNLANDAU mechanisms that ensures at public hearings such as Air conclltloned,stereo 8 track, power seals & wlndows they derive concrete the Mackenzie Valley economic benefits." pipeline inquiry headed by $8795, Time to quit snooting Mr. Justice Thomas Berger. Todd advised developers Stuart Hodgson, former LONDON (AP)--With the governor might be on his Guerrilla chiefs said this to invite Inuit equity par- commissioner of the Nor- major political difficulties in way to the territory early in satisfied their demands for ticipation in development thwest Territories, said 1974 VOLKSWAGENBEETLE the Zimbabwe Rhodesia December. equal status for guerrillas ventures to provide them there is no turning back in $3495 peace talks overcome, Lt..Gen. Peter Walls, su- and government soldiers with "a real sense of northern ' resource de- ceasofire negotiations are preme commander of Muzo. during the transition. They ownership and un- veiopment. He said the due to start between black rewa's army, police and air accepted the British plafi, derstanding of corporate Berger~ i~ inquiry had and white commanders force, and Josiah which Muzerewa endorsed operation." : t~reatis~it conclusions three whose armies have been Tongogarn, head of the two weeks ago. He warned' 't'~lal years ago about the native fighting for seven years. larger of the Patriotic British officials were con- "overlooking native con- people's ability to continue 1976 MAZDA908 2 DR. S.W. certo can lead to cest!y legal Excellent condition Foreign Secretary Lord Front's two guerrilla ar- fident that beth sides were ".heir traditional way of life. 53595 Carrington on Thursday miss, have both been in firmly agreed -- providing battles." Northern Development secured agreement from the London for most of the that ecasefire negotiations Another Speaker from Minister Jake Epp and Patriotic Front guerrilla conference that began 10 succeed-- that the governor Rankin Inlet, Eric Tagooma former federal energy alliance and Bishop Abel weeks ago. Tongogara heads will rule, maintaining law of Innit Development Corp. minister Donald Macdonald Muzorewa's bi-raclal ad- Robert Mugabe's guerrilla and order through the white. which is partly funded by are among the speakers 1977 FORDE150 [CONOLIH[ led police force. Short w. base van, V6 auto. trans. ministration to Britain's army in Mozambique. Inuit Tapirisat, agreed with today, the final session of the $5995 plan for direct rule during About 800 soldiers from the Todd. three-day conference preindopendeace elections. Lookout Muslin, com- Commonwealth will monitor Tagooma said the Inuit sponsored by the Alberta The limelight in the talks mander of front co-lnader the ceaseflre. Com- want to have some say in Chamber of Resources. then switched today to the Joshua N~amo's forces in' monwealth observers will military cammanders whine Zambia, has not ~'et a n4.ved oversee the election ammg' 1974 THUNDERBIRP:" armies have fought an in- in Loiidoii,'.'dff~Ja,,, sod;.... : the country's seven .million V8 auto, steren, air conditioning $4195 ereaeingly bloody war which On Thin'~hy; in a 16-word blacks and 230,000 whites. •Development and has cost more that 20,000 amendment to his original l~ajor difficulties racing lives. transition plan, Carrington the ceasefire uegotiatlons Brlli~ sources cautioned said guerrillas, like are the two sides' widely late Thursday there are still government soldiers, would differing estimates of how hunting approved 1979 ZEPHYR4 DOORS,W. blems. But the sources be under the proposed isngitwilltaketoimplement By BILL Lt.'.~ -r govermnent to issue per- ve auto, PS, PB, i1,000 kd~. ff all goes well a British governor's direct a eeasefire, whether OTTAWA (Cr, -- A mils." Chambers said, "The ceasofire can he agreed to authority during the_guerrillas and government decision by the Federal Inuit wanted to keep out all within a week and a British ceasetire, soldiers will each be frozen Court of Canada on Thur- mining activity and they In separate camps, and sday,to allow Inuit to hunt failed." 1979 THUNDERBIRD whetheranyone will be dis-.,;..! fish while mineralde- Chamberssaid the lnuit $7495 RE-ELECT .... ,..... : .... ,,,-;, armed. ,.'::;";men~ contin~e.,'=/9~".gO~'r'tt~'~eelarailenon ..' '~' Mugube has about 12,000 B~,'iii',."L~ke~ N.W.~," lift§ ~ abi~Hgin~b1'~il~ll~"but that 16,000 kilos, guerrillas inside the country eh, aded the issue of do~n't mean they own the

i ' and Nkomo about 4,000. Zim. aboriginal rights, says the land." babwe Rhedesian govern-Inull Tapirisat of Canada. The judgment rejected TALSTRAJ X ment sources here estimate Mr. Justice Patrick Inuit ownership of more than 1977 FORD F350 cn[wcAe there are also at lcast lO,OOO Me~oneylfftedatomperary 78,000 square kilometres $8295 trained guerrillas in base injunction on development in they claimed. ve automatic, e ft. box. camps in Mozambique, the region located about Mahoney also absolved Zambia and Angola. 1,600 kilometres north of mining companies of blame The 80-per.cent-black Zim- Winnipeg. And he recognized for the decline in caribou TO COUNCIL habwe Rbedeslan army is Inuit aboriginal rights to fish berds,anargumenttholnuit 1978 FORD BRONCO $9905 withestimatedmainlyatwhite12;O00officers.men'area.andhunt over a specific usedto secare the "~ The Muzerewa delegation But Ottawa could That injunction banned the V6 radio, 4 speed maintains a ceasefire might autberizemining exploration federal government from is. ~ implemented Inn few throughout that entire area, suing prospecting permits, 10 % OFF ALL MEATS days because Walls could Tapirisat lawyer John land use permits, mining order his disciplined army to Merritt said. leases or recording mining 1979 FORDF250 PICKUP $7695 .,o,The ,,,o, guerrlllaleaders q=ok,,. say it that,.,,,. area u,o,. is but ithow,,.o appears o,.,m.w,o,.,,.,o....of any major river crossing c~ly 6oo0 k,o,., vs auto *tans. Turkey, Fish a Deft would take two months to that mining companies will or calving area within the at ::~ .. implement a ceasefire, be able to operate there," he disputed territory. • :, , Britain estimates shooting said, "That makes Then the Inuit took t'he fed. Overwaitea oou,d stop within two weeks aboriginal title unclear and era, government and six fro, an agreement, we are carefully reviewing mining companies to court to 1977 DATSUN PICKUP 54795 ,.;. The guerrlilaswanta long the Judgment." get a permanent halt to , s~,d, 4 cy,.. ,,opt box '~ All this week Nov. 13 to 17 period partly to bolster their The Tapirisat represents mining activity. • demands for a total six- 23,-500Canadian Inuit. The mining companies are ', ~ ~:, , month transition. Merrill said: "We have a Noranda Exploration, I I" number of options, including Urangesellscbeft of Canada, 1978 FORDVAN COHV[RSIOH $|2 095 Mickey r-,.-..-~ appeal--to the Supreme Western Mines, Ccminco, Ibhns0n CourtAny ofappeal Canada," must be made PanEssex Ocean Mining Oil Co. Ltd. Ltd., and Security conversion, frldge, furnace, e.., Ii within 30 days. , , , Luther Chambers, a About 10 years ago the justice department lawyer companies received permits who represented Ottawa at to prospect and develop ~20 995 the trial, heralded the uranium deposits west and 1979 20 FT,OKAHAGAN MOTURHOM[ - |ccossJb[o |t micko~ JOhM$OD Ski Shop judgment usa major victory southof the Baker Lake area for the federal government "including . the - great ooly ,~o k.os P 4722 tazelle Ave, 635-2714 and the mining industry, majority of places wnere ,as "The effect of the lnuit ... hunt caribou,, judgment frees the federal Mahnne.v said. 1976 DATSUN 4x4 PICKUP $4995 -sot afraid to tackle controvonial issues . ~., ~ ...... _ - "COllaCil shoild sor¢e the people, : Riverside Auto Wrecking. net tile opposite" ' .Licensed mechanics available to install parts Terrace Totem Ford - walls our recreation facilities to be ,, -Used parts & accessories OglClOOt aid affordable ~ i ..... Used cars & trucks .Motors & transmissions at I "direct input nero Cooncil to Regional District reduced prices a~.KLI:OT._._ -- [_~ -BCAA affiliate I iMtUM( iflM Uiohaei(Uiekey) IN' I 24 HOURTOWIM uul_u._un_n_ m-so7 ,,,,,,,,,,,,0,,0,, m-= f

The Herald, Friday, November 16, 1979 Page 7 ", FOR ALLSTARS "'FER R i~( :E-K I'1"1 II VI' - Banquet end of road? TORONTO (CP) -- There "We were going to win who never did get an op- won the J.P. Metras Trophy isn't anywhere to go but To- Sometime,'.' Mallender portunity to play in either of as outstanding lineman; and ronto for this year's observed. "It might have the CanAm Bowl contests rookie running back Joey Canadian college football all- taken us a couple of more which were staged early in Tynes of St. Francis Xavier daily her !d stars. years, but we'd have been January. X-men, top freshman in the The 1979 Canadian Inter- ther e soon. CIAU. university Athletic Union Other Schenley winners Saturday's College Bowl football team is being "Now I suppose that's it. named Thursday night were game will be carried live na- II ¢ honored today, although the They'll just drop it," said the defensive end Jim Muller of tionally on CBC television players were officially an. 23-year-old senior at Windsor Queen's Golden Gaeis, who starting at 1p.m. EST. nounced Wednesday night at, CFL EAST a fund-raising dinner at- tended by Princess Anne'. ) Tl~e trouble is, it's end of Weekend picks for NFL Als go game by game the road for most of the Everybody knows that Pittsburgh 20 San Diego it's the Pats' turn to put on a J players with no more op. when they go head-to-head, 14: Terry Bradshaw says the show for the home fans. MONTREAL (CP) -- Head "I really don't know why be a' very hard.hitting game special teams without giving partonities to impress the American Football Con- Steelers were second-rate Buffalo 27 Green Bay 21: coach Joe Scannella of Mon- we've been able to beat them and I know we're both ready up a touchdown. If .they pro Scouts. ference teams hold a distinct last week. Their second rate With quarterback Joe treal Alouettes has adopted so often in the big game," to play." happen to do it again "And.it's a damn shame, edge over their couSins from is better than most teams' Ferguson calling his own J what might be called a prae. Proudfnot said. "But I do Offensive tackle 'Dan Saturday, I think it will too," Frank Morris, director the National Conference. first rate. plays for the Bills, the AFC lloal approach to the Eastern know we always seem to Yochum, matched against break our backs." of player personnel for The margin is 26-10 for the Washington 23. Dallas 21: vs. NFC formula works here. Co~oferoneefinal of the Cana- come up strong defensively Ottawa's Jim Piaskonki, said Perhaps no team in the Edmonton Eskimos of the season and the AFC needs The Cowboys' midyear dip dian Football League. in the season when it he has "no idea" why the CFL throws as many Canadian Football League, just one more victory to lasts another week and it will Denver 34 San Francisco Simply put, it's "this: counts." Ainuettes have prospered. defensive sets against an said Thursday night at the clinch the 52-game series for cost Dallas sole possession of 10: ... And here, too, as the "Never mind the Grey Cup Proudfoot said he thinks "But I do know what it opponent as Ottawa does, Schenley Awards presen- the sixth straight year. the NFC East lead. Broncos dominate the defen- game -- it doesn't mean as perhaps experience has takes to win, and I know and 'it's taken: teams some tation. Ignoring that evidence, Mian~i 19' Cleveland 17: celess '49era. "There should have been much as this one, You've got something to do with it. The what we have to do -- play tlme to decipher them. however, the Pro Picker Dolphin defence makes the Houston 24 Cincinnati 21: to beat Ottawa to get there." Alouettes have six players on hard and play smart of- "That's one of the reasons some effort to continue the offers a couple of NFC-over- difference here. No team has The difference could be a Veteran Alouettea safety defence who have been with feusively." we've started slowly against CanAm Bowl games either in AFC upsets this week, allowed fewer po!nts than Toni Fritsch field goal as it is Tony Preudfnot, who's been the team at least eight years. For his part, Piaskeaki them on some occasions," Tampa or somewhere else," picking Chicago Bears over Miami's 142. .- so often for the Oilers. in five Eastern finals, agrees said: "All l'know is .that said Montreal's Yochum.. Morris said. "It not only New York Jets and New NY Giants 21 Tampa Bay Quarterback Joe Barnes gave us a good chance to get about .the challenge the Montreal has a great football "I think sometimes we've Orleans Saints over Seattle 17: Coflfidence builds every Philadelphia 21 St. Louis Rough Riders pone here didn't appear to be as certain team -- offensively, been a little ton scholarly in another look at the Canadian. Seahawks. As usual, no 13: A match-up of 1,000-yard as to the reason, for Men. week for Phil Simms, who Saiurddy. "That's right. And defensively and especially our apprnach to playing kids, we got a chance to see guarantees, . just hunches. has the once lacklustre rushers with Wilbert Mon- besides, the Grey Cup game @eal's success, but he had some U.S. college players we But you knew that already, tgomery of the Eagles his thoughts. their special teams. They Ottawa. We think a little hit Giants playing inspired i~S a' way of taking care of are a fine all.round football too much against them. hadn't even heard of." didn't you? football. against Ottis Anderson of the Cardinals. Montgomery has itself 0nce you get there, "I do know there's a lot of team that's willing to make What we have to do is get off Morris and represen- Last week's 9-5 made the Oakland 30 Kansas City 14: which is the toughest job." character on this team," sacrifices." ...... the ball and block What we tatives of almost every CFL season's record 95-57for .625. Harold Carmichael on his Chiefs are in a spin and the side, though. While the Alouettes have Barnes said. "We have a lot Piaskoski seemed par, ,see." team are here this week for The picks: defence is starting to show made a practice of ousting of money players who know ticularly worried about the If' that's the lease, the the College Bowl showdown Chicago 24 NY Jets 20: signs of wear and tear. Minnesota 17 Detroit 14: Ottawa in the EFC final in how to win in big games. Alouettes breaking a kickoff Eastern final shapes up as at Varsity Stadium where Bears are hot with three New England 23 Baltimore Vikings have fallen on hard recent years,, Proudfoot "It means working a little runback or punt return, another typically hard- the University of Western straight victories and have 17: Colts won the first times, but not as hard as the doesn't pretend to know why harder this time of year. I "There's no way we can give hitting Ottawa-Montreal Ontario Mustangs meet discovered that Mike meeting in Baltimore. Now Lions. o¢ how. have a feeling this is going to up any real yardage on confrontation. Acadia Axemen for the third Pbipps' arm can gain yards time in four years. almost as regularly as The Can-Am Bowl, in- Walter Payton's legs can. CFL WEST augurated two years ago, be. came a showpiece for the New Orleans 31 Seattle 24: elite of Canadian college Chuck Muncie and Archie football to show their talents Manning give the Saints too Moon gets his big chance much sock for that Seahawk against U.S. collegians using de fence. EDMONTON (CP) -- The threw more touchdown Late in the season Moon penetrations deeper into the Canadian rules. waiting has been a little passes than the eight-year was quoted as saying he pass defonce. The first two Can-Am easier this year for Warren veteran during the regular would consider the National Moon says he thinks his Bowls pro.red financial flops Moon, heir ~pparent to Tom season. Football League if the and sponsors held littlehope reputation as a deep threat AMERICAN CONFERENCE Wilkinson,No. I quarterback "I play so much now," situation was right, but now has been overblown and he after the 1979 game at Eut with Edmont¢~ Eskimos, says Moon. "The longer I says no defection was ever doubts that statistically he Tampa, Fla., that the series WLT F A P¢1 playing stay up here the more I play. considered. would continue. New Eng 7 4 0271 200.636 Moon has,.;,been averages much more in long Miami 7 4 0 19S 142,636 behind WiIl~9~ ,sin..c¢.,he, It's been a whole different "At the time my answer on passes than the league's After talks to move the NY Jets $ 6 0 233 263.4M joined the Eskimos in 1978 season." this was that it was a possi- other quarterbacks. But game to Lubbock, Tex., Buffalo 5 6 0 214 107.45.$ Baltimore 4 7 0171 226,364 after a stellarcollege career Moon won't get the call bility, that I wanted to keep stacked up against Wilkinson .foundered, the CIAU an. Central with the University of when Edmonton takes the my options open," says he looks like a long-ball man, nounced that the game had Plt~ 9 2 0294 160.818 Washington, capped by a field against Calgary Mean. he says. been cancelled temporarily. Houston S 3 0 243 220,727 But he adds that every Morris wasn't the only one Clave 7 4 0 259 253,636 starring role in the 1978 Rose Stampeders in the Western Since both men have had Clncl 2 9 0 235 274,182 Bowlgame. Conference final in Ed- U.S, player who comes to the equal opportunity to exercise disappointed in the can- West But,. while last year he monton Sunday, which in- CFL keeps hoping that some. their differing styles, Moon cellation bf the Can-Am San Dleo 8 3 0 270 197,727 Bowl. Denver S 3 0 192 159.727 watched mainly from the cidently is his birthday. The day he might make it back to feels the club will be well Oakland 6 5 0 2&~ 225 ,$45 sidelines, this year the 22. game, at4:30p.m. EST, will play on home turf. adapted to him when he does "I would have loved to Seattle 5 6 0 232 257,455 "My sights right now are have played," Scott Kan City 4 7 01601112,364 year-old Los Angeles native have full network coverage take over. NATIONAL CONFERENCE has been much more active on CBC television, set on becoming the starting "I don'tthink itwill be that Mallender of Windsor El.It with the Canadian Football, But Moon fully expects to quarterback for Edmonton." much of.a shock when Wilkie Lancers said Thursday night Oallas 8 3 0 240 191,727 afterlearning he had won the Phlla 7 4 0 21S 298.636 L~ague Grey Cup chain, be the No. 1 quarterback for Moon and Wilkinson does retire." Wash ~.~,,~, 7 4~1~.20e 191,636 the Eskimos~ some day and= contrast widely in style. Actually, the. Eskimos Hec Ctdghton. Trophy a$.t.hg,..'.N¥ Glaflts';" 5,-iS O 186 190,455 #~'3 ,~ 81~ ~ " ~' ...... : "has scotched rumors.he Wilkinson, the resilient have three quarterbacks. , onts~nding,collnge fo0tbali . St~ LO0tS ".;' • 3 S!'0 218 236.273 player inthe country. Central He started four games and might be considering a trip veteran, likes to march The odd man out in this Tampa Bay 8 3 0210174327 split the quarterbacking south when the remaining steadily upfield with short- triangle is veteran Bruce The honor followed the an- Chicago 6 $ 0 212 196,S~ duties with Wilkinson in two years of his contract are gainers, while Moon attacks Lemmerman, who was out nouncement Wednesday Green Bay ~ 7 0 17t 210.364 most of the rest. In fact, he over. with sweeps and sharp, Mlnn 4 7 0 168 2.$1,364 with injuries last year and night that he had been Detroit 1 10 0 162 261.091 saw action in only one pre- named quarterback to the WeSt season game this year. Moon all-Canadian squad -- which New Orl 6 S 0 245 225,5,L5 NHL Los Ang 5 6 0 202 212,45S F says he sympathizes with will be formally Atlanta 4 7 0 206 250,3S4 6 Lemmerman's situation acknowledged at today's San Fran 1 10 0 206 301.091 b. since he could likely start lunchedn. He would have No one likes, to lose with another club, but he been a surefire starter for thinks he can beat Lem- Gary Green ~is learning games, rallied to extend goals, giving him 16 for the the Canadian college all- merman for the starting job stars had the Can-Am Bowl quickly that~¢~iing in the: the|r, wi'nrflng streak to five season, and rookie goalie if Wilkinson quits. big time isn't all fun and games and their unbeaten Richard Sevigny recorded continued. games. string to eight. his second straight victory "A leas stinks," said the Flyers 5 Oilers 3 for Montreal. 26-year-old Green, youngest Centre Ken Linseman Penguins 3 Kings 3 Snownlobility coach in the National Hockey scored two goals as Rick Kehoe fired in a 35- League, after his Philadelphia posted a team- footer with 2:33 remaining to Washington Capitals were record ninth straight victory give Pittsburgh a tie with unable to hold a one-goal and extended its unbeaten Los Angeles, which had gone lead in the third period streak to 13 games. Sabres 5 ahead four minutes earlier Thursday night and bowed to Flames i on Charlie Simm¢r's second Boston Bruins 3-2. John Gould, who played goal of the night and 17th of "It's important that our for Atlanta last season, and the season. players feel the loss," said Ton.v McKegney scored Green, promoted from within a 90-second span of Hershey Bears of the the openi,'.~ period to lead American Hockey League Buffalo to vi.~tol~y. Atlanta after Danny Belisle was outshot Buffalo 3o-!6. fired on Wednesday, Canadlens 4 Rockies 1 i i ii The Brnius came on strong Guy Lafleur scored two in the third period, tying the Proven ability to work? game on a goal by Stan Jonathan and then winning it Balanced - YES on a power.play tally by Dick Redmond with 6:02 to play. play ,. ,.;', . "We didn't have the legs in I the. third period," Green said. "Conditioning is the not too thing with Our club right .,. now. They proved they have Effective with Council? the desire and the heart. popular Now we're going to have to TORONTO (CP) -- The .yEs The Volkswagen Rabbit thrives on handling. A rear window defroster make sure they're in shape." National Hockey League's winter. and side window defoggers for better In other NHL games balanced schedule, im- The engine is in the front with its visibility. Thursday night, plemented at the start of the Philadelphia Flyers beat weight over the drive wheel for better So, for better mobdity m the snow this currentseason, is costing the traction. Edmonton Oilers 5-3, Buffalo 21 teams money because of winter, get a Rabb,t...and make tracks Sabres defeated Atlanta It has radial ply tires and negative lossgate revenues due to less Knows your• concerns? . ..~~.,~!., ~. Flames 5-1, Montreal Interdivislonalplay. steering roll radius for better control Cunadiens topped Colorado on slippery surfaces. Rabbit Rockies 4-1, while Pittsburgh Cliff Fletcher, general - YES Regular gas or Diesel Penguins and Los Angeles manager and vice-president Rack and pinion steering and 4.wheel Kings fought to a 3-3 tie. of Atlanta Flames, said his independent suspension for better Don't settle for less Boston took a 1-0 lead on a team will lose ~ibout $300,000 ShOalby Rick Middlaton early • this season because of the ":the second period, but move. Washington went ahead on The NHL adopted the bal- goals by Tommy Rowe and anced schedule as part of its Pete Seamurra, Then the expansion agreement to add ALS RA. Jack IX I/ Columbia3z,.River Rd. Auto Haus635.5844Ltd. :I Brains, who have outscored four teams from the now- opponents 12-1 in the final defunct World Hockey • TO TERRACE COUNCIL [ period in the last three Association. P~ge 8, The Herald, Friday, November 16, 1979 Expansion teams manage By MIKE RUTSEY But liKe'the Oileru, ~,m- 74 scored against them, They have a 1-3-3 mark at" TORONTO (CP) -- The nipeg suffered the most including'the worst pounding home. ash have yet to crawl into through the merger of the absorbed by any of the four Just like the Jets, Ed- he National. Hockey two leagues with just nine clubs to date, a 10-2 less to monton believes it was raped ~eague's barrel. players returning from their the Rangers in New York. in the merger. True, the four new kids on 1973-79 championship team. he block that grew from the TheBlack Hawks grabbed 'emnants of the World Terry Raskowski, Chicago's tockey Association haven't leading scorer with four A thump]• • "n g, hreatened to bring good old goals and 12 assists and Rich .ord Stanley's cup back to Preston, five goals and five heir respective cities. But assists. The top scorer With hen, nobody gave them a Atlanta Flames is also an ex. a comeback :hance. They were written Jet, Kent Nilsson, with 11 EV'S Clippers and All got ~ and Dave Metzmeier )ff as also-rans before the goals and 10 assists. Seasons were winners last got 14 for the losers. 'irst puck was dropped. But that's not all. night in Terrace Men's In the nightcap, All Hartford Whalers, Ed- The Jets also lest Kim Basketball League action at Seaso.n's squeezed by the nont0n Oilers, Quebec Claekson to Pittsburgh Skeena Junior Secondary Skeena Hotel Orphans 77-74 ~lordiques and Winnipeg Penguins and both Glenn School. after holding and blowing a lets have proved to be Hicks and Barry Long to In the opener, Ev's took 19 point lead earlier in the :espected opposition, at Detroit. advantage of the Kluss' second half. Mike Ireland :ames downright tough, Th~ Oilers, with a record squad's had night to score a scored 24 and Doug McKay :hrough the opening fifth of of 2-10-4 against the 100-08 victory. Ernie Froese contributed 16 for All the season. established NHL, can score got 20 and Dale Prest and Seasons, while the Orphans "I'm not surprised at all," the goals but their problem is Richard Klein shot 19. each got 28 from Willie Harvey said Howard Baldwin, Stopping the other team. • for the balanced Ev's of- and 16 from Pat Kofoed in a general partner of the They've scored 51, but have fence, while Fred Lindsay losing cause. ,, Whalers and former league president of the WHA. "I've said it before and I'll say it again. The top teams in the Terrace bowling report WHA over the last four years were on a par with most of News from the Terrace 40. Team high single'was a ram's high average of 229 the teams in the.NHL. I'm Bowling Lanes this week 1973 rolled by Pot Luck, with with a 200 held by Lorna not going to say we were as sees the Tuesday Coffee the Funny Five taking high Sparman for the ladies'.. good or better than Montreal league being led by the Head triple with a 2892 total. Men's Pins with 40 points, followed high single was a 281 rolled Silhoueties took team "Some days it's just one thing after another." MeEwan goalie Dave Hamilton makes a stop in or Boston, but our teams highs for the Wednesday Thursday night's 10-9 shootout. Photo by Don Schaffer right now are as good as the by the Goofers with 36 and by Roy Clifford, with John the Silly Larks with 34. Syrette having high triple of Night Ladies with a 1096 average NHL clubs." single and a 2934 triple. High A quick glance at the NHL Team highs for the week 682. Ladies' high single was a went to the Silly Larks who 260 rolled by Judy Eisaer, single went to Betty Nor& standings shows Baldwin to strom with a 298 while I,ll be correct. had a 1009single and finished with Carmen Mialloux Juveniles win shootout with a 2788 total. A 292 rolled taking high triple with a 684 Naherny had high triple of Winnipeg, at five wins, 695. If you're going to go to a Don McColl scored on a nice a Rick Lewis goal. McEwan still had a goal lefi eight losses and three ties is by Pat Siechuk was the high total. Doug Mumford holds Commercial Hockey League play at 11:04, and quickly got Darcy Mallet madeit 7-5 at in them. Darryl Mallet niade tied with two other clubs for single with Barb Candelra game in Terrace, make sure a second to get McEwan 9:32 and Lewis got his second it 10-9 with a minute and second spot in the Smythe finishing with a 645 triple you stay for the last period. right in the game at 11:19. in a row unassisted 20 three seconds left to play, Division. Edmonton is three total, High average for the Wednesday night the McEwan tied it up at 18:15 seconds later, to make it 7-6. with six attachers on the ice. points back but two ahead of league is a 199 held by Juveniles ran up nine of on a Steve Smyth goal, but McEwan's Ken Gordon tied The entire last minute of the fifth-place Colorado Christine Coombe. 10 % OFF ALL MEATS twelve third-period goals en they let down in the last it at 7-7 with 9:01 left, the the game was played without Rookies. Hartford at 4-6-6 is The Question Marks lead route to a 14-4 win over minute and let the Juveniles Juveniles took the lead back a goal, but there had been three points up on Detroit .Thursday Mixed with 51 Beef, Pork, Lamb, Westend, but Thursday they take a 5-3 lead into the third at 11:46 on a Walter quite enough offence in the Red Wings in the'Norris points followed closely by Turkey, Fish & Dell , really needed all five as they period. Doug Middieton and Degerness goal, and game to satisfy everyone Division while the Nordiques ' Mickey Johnson with 50. Bad just barely boat McEwan Dave Smyth got the goals McEwan tied it again with except McEwan. trail the tough Adams Company holds third with 46. GM 10-9 in an eleven-goal within 30 seconds in the last Keith Keating scoring at Division with a 5-8-2 mark. Team highs were a 1052 at Doug Middleton got three last period shootout. minute. 12:15. Against established NHL single and a 3074triple rolled The Juveniles took a 2-0 goals and three assists on the by the Mickey Johnson team. night for the Juveniles, while clubs the picture is rosier. Overwaitea third period lead on goals by This set the stage for the The score remained tiedat RickLewisgot two goals and From top to bottom, Men's high single was a 290 Ken Wideman and Larry second wild third period in 8 until 17:29 when the three assists and Darryl Quebec leads the parade rolled by Tom Chesterman, All this week Nov. 13 to 17 Nordstrom. They made it 3-0 two nights. McEwan started Juveniles .took a lead they Mallet got a goal and four with a 6-6 mark and a goals- with high triple going to Deft with a Warren Crick goal at the proceedings at 1:26 with wouldn't give up on Dave assists for McEwan. for-against mark of 36 both BJornson with a 733 total. 8:45 of the second and were Stan Smyth's second goal of Smytb's second goal of the ways. The Nordiques have Ladies' highs went to Mary pressing hard when they got thenight. Middleton restored night. Nexl commercial league been shut out just once, 3-0 Lindstrom with a 252 single caught with one defenceman the two-goal margin at 5:35 Crack's second goal of the action is Saturday night by Buffalo Sabres, and are 3- and 659 triple. Men's high in the corner. McEwan took but McEwan came back game proved to be the when Terrace Holel meets 3 at home. They also are the average is a 233 held by Dell advantage of the error and againtomakeit6-Sat7:17on evenlual winner at 18:08, but Skeena Hotel at 8:30. lone new club to have Bjornson, while ladies' high recorded a shutout, 3-0 over average is held by Christine Chicago Black Hawks. Coombs with 217. The big win, though, is Friday [Mixed has As It Kermodes drop first two their 5-4 victory over FaUs leading with 48 points, Montreal Canadiens at followed by Generation Gap The Caledonia Kermodes way but gave up their lead at 2 p.m. They will also have depending on the draw and home. and Funny Five, both with have lost their first two with less than five minutes two other games, either how the other teams have The Whalers rate just games in the B.C. High left to play and lost to tonight or tomorrow fared behind the Nordiques PNWHL School Soccer Tournament, Princess Margaret Senior 6-5 against the old guard with a being played this weekend in 4:5-4 'record, Against Burnaby. gave.in overtime, up their TheKermodes momentum Five still unbeaten established NHL clubs they weekend In the morning game, they with the lead, and the Surrey have scored 41 goals and dropped a 4-I decision to the death.teamtook over in sudden- in provincial tourney have had 42 scored against andTheKitimatTerraCewinterhawksTimbermen perennially strong Victoria them. They have yet to be Marty Sterner got three shutout and their worst are both on the road this Senior Secondary (Vic High) goals for Cal, with Dodd and BURNABY,B.C. tCP) -- Mount Douglas beat defeat was a 6-1 pasting by weekend in Pacific Nor- Kermodes'squad. Simon only Dodd goal againstgot the George Hoedt adding singles Five undefeated schools led Steveston 2-1 and Correlieu New York Islanders in thwest Hockey League ac- Vic High. in the losing cause, the pack after opening of Quesnel 4-0; Alberni Uniondale. At home they are tion. games Thursday in the whipped Selkirk 5-0 and 2-2. • Saturday night, the The Kermodes play again British Columbia high school edged Nor Kam 3-2. For obvious reasons, both TimbermenLake playing theare Bravesin Burns and In their second game, the this afternoon, meeting senior soccer championship. Carson Graham thrashed the Jets and Oilers have :tot Kermodes led most of the Carson Graham of Burnaby the Winterhawks play the Burnaby North, Mount Prineess Margaret of Surrey fared as well. another CarsonD°UglasofVictoria,Graham ofAlberni'North 6-0fouraStimesClark BrollYandnippedSc°red theTheJetSestablishedare3-8.3clubsVerSUSand SundayFlyersaftern0onin Vanderhoof,Terrace Vancouver and Vancouver Victoria High 1-0. Vancouver goal scoring has been theii" goes to Granisle to meet Tech emerged from the first Tech boat Vernon 3-0 and glaring weakr, ess. meet the Lakers, while the Port Moody 1-0. Winterhawks are in Burns ~o rounds in the 16-team They have scored only 26 Lake. good rookie ,~ tourney with 2-0 records. In other games, Nanaimo won 3-1 over Port Moody but goals while surrendering 56 Last night in PNWHL play, an~, have yet to win in six Houston beat Grauisle 10-5 Kansas City Kings' coach Games continue today lost o-t to Vernon, Caledonia held a 61-52 advantage at of Terrace dropped one ~'oad games. While away on the strength of Wes Cotton Fitzsimmons, who intermission, with the final set for from Winnipeg, where they Wesgarde's four-goal per- had a rookie of the year last But the Kings closed the Saturday. game 6-5 to Princess Margaret and another 4-1 to are 3-2-3, they have been formance. Burns Lake beat season in Phil Ford, thinks gap in the third period and Burnaby North won 8-0 blanked on three occasions, Vanderhoof 7-3, with Randy he's got another fine fresh- Victoria High, Correlieu played the Lakers even for over Selkirk of Kimberley edged Chiiliwack 1-0 and Ste- one of'them an 8-0 pounding Krantz getting two for the man this year in Reggle most of the fourth quarter and 4-0 over Nor Kam of by Atlanta Flam~ winners. King. before going ahead to stay Kamloops as Piero Manetta veston beat Chilliwack 2-1. "Someday we'll be able to 107-106 on a free throw by scored a total of five goals in send him out bear.hunting King. the two victories. with a switch," Fitzsimmons For Regional District I said of the muscular young forward. "I think we got us a TIME good one. I can't believe he Grey Cup party was still available on the 181h pick." Even though they didn't for a get to pick until late in the starting up soon first round, Kansas City was MONTREAL (CP) -- Even mittee's main headquarters, ask us about you. still able to get the it you're not a football fan, ou Tuesday and Wednesday rebounding forward it was there should be something to respectively, momentum The Military Career Counsellor with hoping for in the 6-font-6 the Canadian Forces Mobile Information Unit OHANGE suit every taste in the days will build Thursday when the can help you lo make important decisions King, from Alabama. And leading up to the Nov. 25 Sehenley awards are he's already paying about your future• In the wide range of Grey Cup game at Olympic presented to the top per- opportunities olfered by the Canadian Forces, dividends. Stadium, formers in the Canadian you may lind just what you're looking for. And King hauled down four Thescboduleofeventa, an- Football League in an in Thornhill you'll be paid to learn a trade, defensive rebounds in the notmeed by the Grey Cup elaborate ceremony at Place last two minutes to help Week ~gaalzing committee, des Arts. Talk to Kansas City defeat Los includes everything from Angeles Lakers 114-108 in a bingo to boxing, as wall as a The following night should Sergeant BOB WHIPPS National Basketball Associ- return of the highly-popular be equally active with the ation game Thursday night. gambling casino at the 3091 Grey Cup dinner, the Ford provided the offence, Velodrome. crowning of Miss Grey Cup Military Career Counsellor scoring 34 points for the While the Grey Cup and a presentation of THE MOBILE INFORMATION UNIT in Area E second game in a row. feativities won't be officially amateur boxing. will visit In other NBA games launched until a noon-hour Thursday night, San Antonio gathering at Complexe Saturday will bring the T,ERRACE an Wednesday, 5 Spurs outscored New York DesJardins on Nov. 20, the traditional Grey Cup parade December Vote Roy Greening Knlcks 136-132 and Golden hoopla will start to build through the streets of CANADA EMPLOYMENT CENTRE State Warriors beat Denver once the contestants in the Montreal, beginning at ,.~r~nt 9:00 AM to 3:o0 PM Nuggets 120-102. Miss Grey Cup pageant Lafootaine Park and win. The Lakers, who had a arrive at Dorval airport dang up downtown at Domin- threegame winning streak early Sunday night, ion Square. .~.~ There's no life like it. snapped and lost for just the After bingo and bavarian third time in 13 starts, led beer nights at the Hyatt Montreal last played hoot The Canadian Armed Forces throughout the first halt' and . Re;~enev Hotel, the com- to the Grey Cup in 1977. 'iin,l.a, Re, "(1 The Harald,Friday, November 16, 1919Page ~; Famous Coffin case 'IT]Ill tt:l'-kl'l'l~.!~'1' now made into movie .dally herald By INA WARREN that of the English Mon- scripts 'into dialogue an MONTREAL (CP) -- trealer who learned his intimidating experience Famous murder eases can French on the streets, but because so many people rise up and clasp the public moved to Toronto 16 years involved with the Coffin case SECOND SECTION consciousness as if propelled ago. are still living in Quebec. by a cold hand from the ,Coffin is Schellenberg's Coffin will not be a movie grave. first acting role in French, in the style of a recna. I Such a case is that of an experience he candidly structed court-room drama, Wilbert Coffin, the quiet describes as scary. nor will it try to ~stablis~. Quebec prospector accused guilt or innocence. "I almost threw in the t in 1953 of murdering three towel the first day," the The ,,lia'r will be treated Health unit has a American bear hunters in actor recalled recently over as human drama, me the the Gaspe bush and hung lunch, "but everyone was so director, screenwriter and three years later still pro- sympathetic on the set, star are sympathetic to. new administrator claiming his innocence: especially the director who "As an actor, I've often 'l~e Skema Health unit monitor services within the View Lodge in Trail. He With its blend of gruesome encouraged me to continue. had to cry in a scene and I has a new administrator, region and ensure that requested a return to murders, a prison escape, a "When you come back could never do it," sa!d Dr. "William Moorehead, adequate standards of care Terrace after the comptetlon marriage between the from the laid-hack at- Scbellenberg. medical health officer and and facility service is of his tonure. prisoner and his common- mosphere of Toronto, the "But in the scene where director of the unit, an- maintained. Galbraith would llke to law wife thwarted by then- warmth and sensitivity of a the lawyer comes to Coffin's notmced the appointmmt of develop a dose working premier Maurice Duplessis Montreal film crew is a real cell and tells him the Gordon Galbralth as the new Galbralth is a native of relationship with the various and seven postponements joy. I would take something authorities won't allow him lonikte~m care • ad- Saskatchewan and served in organizations in the com- before the final walk to the like this any day over a big- to marry to give his son his ministrator Wednesday. the Royal Navy. He gallows; the case was a budget film." name, the tears just came munity here as well as with natural headline.grabber. Galbraith will be replacing graduated from the School of the general public who are The film's director is naturally." Alice Mah, who had been the Psychiatric Nursing at It was revived a decade JeanClaude. Labrecque, an • Interviewed in the office d Riverview Hospital in Rich. concerned with the delivery later by journalist Jacques Lea Productions Videofllms, • eting administrator for the round, B.C., and worked at • long-term amiable, soft-spoken film- of care services Hebert in a book contending maker with an international the company producing p~t 18 months, various institutions in- within the health unit. According to a press that Coffin was victimized by reputation for documen- Coffin, Labrecque said: Galbraith is married, and the' Quebec justice system "Coffin was executed on release, Galbralth will be duding a.threeyear stint as he and his wife Helm and son taries and dramas about r~ponslble for determining the Nursing Supervisor at while the real murderers Quebec life. eircumstantisl evidence, he Greg have taken up went free. was very, very badly the existing and overall the Skeenavlew Lodge in residence in Terrace. He can The screenplay is based on mints of the Skeeaa Health Terrace. Hebert's book sparked a interviews with people who defended. be contacted at the long- Quebec royal commission of "The (justice) system was Unit in long-term care Galbraith left Terrace in term care office at the knew Coffin, as well as the 35 ~¢Vices.. He will also co- 1977 to become the ad- inquiry into the Coffin case volumes of trial transcripts. topsy-turvy." Skeena Health Unit in which not only upheld the the While Coffin was con- ¢~linate all existing long- ministrator at Columbia Terrace. It was written by Jacques I'm care resources and court's original decision, but Benuit, a former La Presse sidered innocent by much of develop a complete ln- resulted in Hebert being journalist whose screen English Canada, the per. veatory of all existing home charged With contempt. credits include the Quebec eeption was different in support and institutional Winter holiday Next spring, the melodra- gangster movie Rejearme French Quebec. Nrvicas provided in the matic murder case is Padovanni, written with "Here in Quebec," said ~eona ~ginn. scheduled to emerge again Denys Arcand. Benolt, "we believed the He will, as well, be on their ranch Glenda Jackson as Queen Elizabeth I seen Sundays at -- as a French-language Benoit says he found the police, we believed the trial responsible for an 10:00 p.m. on Cable 9, brought to you by B.C.'s Open movie called Coffin. An task of turning the ~'an- evidence.." educational information By PHILIP MAIL opened for a year-round Learning Institute. English version is to be CALGARY (CP) -- The business in Alberta. released later. THE GREATESTSKI TRAVELOGUEOF ALL TIME l~Ogram relating to the long- lure of the majestic Rocky Ranch vacations are Coffin promises to be thfit term care services, will Mountains can fade on the nothing new, says a rare, old-fashioned com- crowded streets of Banff, a spokesman for the Alberta modity- a low-budget, mountain resort where tourism ministry, but the Viewers. g ide home-grown quality film bumper-to-bumper traffic is winter variety is just begin- without a single imported not uncommon. ning to catch.on. star. About 200 kilometres Winde open space is the Cast as Coffin is August away, Val Ridder and her major appeal of the ranches, t o TVprogram Scbellenberg, an English- husband, Chuck, are which are all off the beaten language actor whose stage working to retain that lure at track. The 160-acro Glad- B.C. s newly

• Tom Thumb . -AIR CONDITIONED- ': --DININ6 LOUNGE- T & I p.m. -BUSINESS LUNCHES- NOVEMBER 11-17 ~ Men. to Fri. 11am - 2 pm Breaking Away ~ .~ VANCOUVER / ~--.~_1 ill ~ 655 Bustard Slreet J ~I Ill ~--~ ~ i NOVEMBER 18-20 SUN.-THURS. 11 a.nl.-12 I,.In. vanco-ver. BC /f ~I Ill ~ ~ Firepower -- , "~-,r~7,, . vsc2R7 f~ ~~ FRI. & SAT. II a.m. - 2 a.m. i NOVEMBER 21-24 ~ Unidentified Flying Oddball ~ gets you HyaU ~ / ~ I~~ 4643 PARK AVENUE PHONE 635-6tl1 wodd.wide and toll4ree. ~~ ******************************* P49e 10, The H~raM, Friday, November 16, 1979 Church sells FOCUS... ,: . ...RELIGION FROM THE Brother And] e lives on.. By ALLAN SWIFT Royal has a bold, Italian lot, which belonged to the Near the heart lies I3rothor no members Andre's body, in a marble order. CHURCH MONTREAL (CP) -- Al- rsndissane,= ~=,~terior, with 99 tomb donated by the late MONTREAL (CP) -- The BROCKVILLE, Ont. (CP) though Brother Andre has broad concrete steps leading.' ' This became a chapel, big Anglican Church of Canada I enough only for the altar and Quebec premier Maurice --A Canadian Indian prayer been dead for ,12 years.-!~is to the base. It looks like it Dupless!s, who attended has sold its parish church in with a universal religious By LANCE 8TEPHENS heart still remaim the ,:entre c~ul~ haw Lees there for two priests. Wide doors LaColle, Que., because of a theme has been added to a opened to the people sitting Notre Dame College when of St. Joseph's'0ratcry. centuries, Brother Andre was porter lack of members. list of prayers propesed ,for One day a man was driving down a highway when a The tallest point in Men- Inside howev:~', it is outside. The chapel was "Due to the changes and consecrated on Oct. 19, 1904, there, use during daily opening red light began to glow on the car's dashboard. A titile treal, and o~e of the w~'ld's starkly modern. Massive The tomb was opened'in shifts in populatiou over the exercises at Brockville later he pulled into a gas Station to fuel up and asked largest churches, St. concrete pillars soar 59 and still sits discreetly to one past years there was really public schools. Joseph's ce!e~.:otes its 75th metres, supporting the inner side of the oratory. t963 on order by an apastelie no choice," s diocesan of. the attendant what the red light meant. The church refused ~r- tribunal investigating the The list already includes The attendant looked and said, "your charging unnlvcrsary this year as a dame. ficial said of the closing of St, the Lord's Prayer and shrine, although the It is a long way from the mission to enlarge the life and words of the brotherI Saviour's Church near the Moslem, Jewish and general system has quit working. You better get it fixed im- monumental structure was little chapel Brother Andre chapel so laymen formed a candidate for sainthood. Canada-U.S. border, prayers. City trustee Grace mediately. I' not completed until after the end his friends built on a their own association and In 1978 Pope Paul declared The church was built in Wyatt said she believes "But the car still runs fine," the man said. founder's death in 1957, vacant lot in the northwest raised funds for a closed-in him venerable. The next 1838 and has an organ that Buddhist and Hindu prayers "Oh sure," said the attendant, "Rill go until your Thousands of worehippers end of the city. • building. step, Lafrentere explains, is the Quebec department of of a similar, universal battery dies. That won't be long seeing its getting dark have participated in ~clal ' ~ "Born Alfred Besaettc on a Brother Andre disclaimed for ibe church to check" ibe cultural affairs has ex- nature may also be pro- masses during:the year-long:. Quebec farm in 1945, he any virtue, and attributed authenticity Of the dead and you'll have to put your headlights on." man's miracles. Three pressed an interest in posed. "Rubbish," retorted the man, "You're just out to anniversary 'celebrations became an orphan at an healings to his patron saint, preserving. Joseph, although the claims of miracles have beeu stick me for a big repair bill," and he drove away. which began.in March, and early age. Despite poor most of them have.filed by health, he was admitted to movement was a con- submitted. TORONTO (CP) -- The Most people know that when a warning light goes on the niche where the heart of Notre Dame College, run by troversy in the Roman Cath- "The church has to Canadian Catholic HALIFAX (CP) -- An in your ear you had better do something about it quick, Brother Andre is exposed, the Fathers of the Holy olic Church for years. recognize two cases to. be Organization for Develop- interdenominational survey or you'll be stuck on the road shortly. We've learned preserved in formaldehyde.- Cross, where he was given . His dream was to build a authentic, so Andre can be ment and Peace has issued a LS to be conducted in the this because the. consequence follows the warning Pieces of paper are at the menial task of doorman, church for St. Joseph. recognized and blessed. nation-wide appeal for funds suburbs of Halifax to find out rather quickly. We all have a practical side to our hand where pilgrims can "They .showed me the Construction began in1924 There has to be a third cash to help the people of Cam- the churchgoing practtces of on the flat-roofed crypt, to be canonized (became a residents. nature. We've learned very early to do the things that write their prayer requests door," Brother Andre -- an badia. and slip them into a slot In: incurable punster -- once which forms the base of the saint)." Ian Darrach, chairman of work and avoid the things which bring bad con- Normally the oratory does The organization has sequences. However, when the consequences are long the wall. Nearby, dozens of said, "and I stayed there." basilica. Building stopped already sent F/5,000 worth of a committee set up by during the Depression, but it not check the miracles, nor delayed, we tend to ignore them. old crutches line the wall,? "He never became a priest rice, seeds and medical and Roman Catholic, Anglican, only a few of the many that because he could barely read resumed in 1937,. the year advertise them, because agricultural equipment to United Baptist, Presbyterian The spiritual side of life is like that, that is the have been left on the. or write," Father Lafreninre Brother Andre died, and it they have not been declared the country, where war has and United churches in the was officially completed in official by the church, says area, said the survey will be consequences seem long delayed, or appear in- mountain-tup .shrine as explained. elesed hospitals and schools significant. For this reason, many people ignore the evidence of healing by 1967. Lafreniere says it is Lafreniere. Letters from conducted by volunteers Church-published persons who say they were and destroyed the harvest. spiritual side of life. Brother Andre. Hundreds biographies relate that impossible to price the The organization says from nine eongregationa. are stored in a warehouse. structure. healed arrive daily at the more than two million people He said the survey is "I'm happy, I'm doing okay, e(,erything seems to strange things began to rector's office. work real well without church or religion. So why Brother Andre was once happen at the college, a high still face death from star- necessary because of the asked to remove the crut- Thirteen days after his Andre would he Canada's frequent moves by suburban should Y bother?" school for boys. Andre's gift ration unless they get help, ches, but he said displaying was praying and, as he death, Brother Andre's heart first saint. Donations can be sent to residents, which mabe it And so they go merrily on their way, until a crisis was removed from his body rite them does good to those who prayed for colleagues and Workmen scurry about the organization office at 67 difficult for churches to comes. and placed on display in the well.manicured grounds, know whether residents are learn of a healing as well as visitors, healing powers Bond St., Suite 305, Toronto, As a minister, lam privileged to see into many lives, those healed, explains Rev. appeared. oratory. It came back into and students hired in MhB IXh, Attn: Cambodia attending church or whether prominence when it was summer as extra guides add they want to. especially at t~nes of crisis. My observation's are that Bernard Lafreniere, As word spread, the Fund. those who have ignored the spiritual dimension of life assistant rector of St. college was invaded by sick stolen in 1973, and held for to the regular staff of 100, are really crushed by crisis. They have nothing to fall Joseph's. and crippled people, asking $50,000 ransom. including clerics. The money was never "li was a people-initiated back on, nothing to support them, they are hollow Brother Andre's heart Brother Andre to pray to St. paid, but nearly two years would have swelled with Joseph for their healing. The project," Lafreniere ex- RE-ELECT Ople. The crises can be many things. It's often later an anonymous call to a plains• "it's there and It's th, or a marriage breakdown, or children going pride to see the completion of college superior disap- his dream, a shrine to St. proved, and thedoctor called Montreal lawyer led police to still beautiful because people wrong. And the cry goes up, 'What did I do wrong?' It Joseph. The shrine's dome Is Andre a charlatan. it in a downtown apartment. want it. is what they didn't do that is frequently the most second in size only to St. When the superior forbade important. They had left the greatest power In the Peter's, Rome. Brother Andre to practise his universe out of their lives. Some two million persons apparent powers in the Counselling a sotirce TALSTRA ,o. X Christians have long known and taught this truth, visit the shrine each year, college, he met his patients and every generation has to learn it. The most which bills itself as "the • across the street in a tiny world capital of devotion to • streetcar station. of strength to couples essential thing in life is the power of God. The power St. Joseph." He Was eventually given TORONTO (CP) -- In the en@ged, Andrew and made known by Jesus Christ. We can weather any The massive structure on permission to build a shrine dizzying rush of wedding Barbara Walker found they To COUNCIL crisis through his power. We are never stuck on the the west flank of Mount to SL Joseph on the vacant plans and the thrill of beint~ had lost touch with each mad of life. other. " " Needing to reaffirm their • feelings, the couple enrolled / ' ~ mmmnmlnm iDnnP AdHinnitAll in a marriage preparation / ~ Ill/i, amll INS, I-'amllHl-" n course and became ~" ~ ilUMBilllilF MlllBi IlPUD~ V reacquninted. ' " ./ ~ .' "We were into the whole / If Ir~ 1 ~ --1 _ IHb ~ ~-m -- • f~lIL .... 1- ~ . wedding bit rather than the / uniancm D~I~[]~[ ~,J~L~[~'~ ~ AP UAII~ AIIAIAP marriage per se until we ¢" - ; ...... " ..... ' .... ~ IIS" lllllll I-=NIIIIIS" started taking the course," I . .... =,_L s .... L ' . I VI iVVIR ili~lii recalls Mrs. Walker, 34. I tailor IJOll LO|]VK .. [ . . . "It's such a big thrill being ~ .i~ ...... |,,~'. "~ .... mm.~ ~/. ' I .,. .-; :~.': .: , engaged and then all o~a ..... • ~-,. i ~. 0~O-~OUI . • ' - :. i" mmmm~-- 'A'aam, i.m,m, ml~..,_ " .." .s.udden/you'r.estrap@rs~r ...... ,.,. I " ~~.. _ _. " ' " .... ! .... , ." • lil ~" ~ll amBi INI ..... a while. And you hagin to • ~ ~ornor o~ H~iiwoi[ and N, Thomm$ . ... [ . |||i~ ~U|V~i think, Tm going to spend tbe I .... I " ' rest of my life with you?' The i I.~ 9:4ha.m• Bible Teaching ' jY -~. counselling impressed me / ~ Sunday School ' ' / ~ with the seriousness of .~ . ~ ll ~1 orship Service - . ~ ' . . ~ marriage .... " /Zion Baptist Chureh 30p:m..S7 ngin_jg and stYoo /Chr sficm Reformed Church ' • ' " were advised strongly by J : IlomerSpark, and goith b;;En; = St.el and Sir=urea theirpriest to pa. oing' te= , ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~antel counselling ~Pastor Paul .Uohninpr.~*.-~: .~. Reverend S. Van.I)aal~q~~ ¢"~ec~,= was their; but ~. ,.~.t.,..~' '.v'.;n •~o'~;~1 !~w ~ .~'--..."t /. . ~ ze ,: ' . ,' '- ,~ • " ~:"- , . _ . 1 0a m sn a msxeu marriage, Home 635-5309 :~.", " : / ~ Sunday School. Terrace 0:0 .m__ / ~~ " " ..... rn ' / " ' ~ Sunday School. Remol:OOp.m. / rC~n~°end l~WmWt~u~k:at~ ll 00a m WorshtpServ ce Morning• Worshtp' 11 • OOa m : . . course or be denied a church • A " ' ' ~1~ ,,~L=.'. ',...~_.--J.' .... ,~Z .... 5:00 p.m. Worship Service wedding. • ./" ~, ~'~'~ ~, /"g47~/~g4~ l[,,~r..,111.. ~ f "Between 90 and 95 per • I " ~ . I cent of priests will make a • I . . I couple go through a course i L ...... _ ..... ' | before they agree to marry i 4726 Lazelle Avenue 5]~-9019 l • them in church," says Rev. • I . I Thomas Dove, director of the • I ' ~ [ Catholic Information Centre. , [ ~~ I0".00 a.m. . ~ I . ' "Some priests won't give . I~~~ ~...... ~ ' . ~ . - -,~ them a marriage date unless ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ :,.. . / . ~ they return with a certificate

Ira Hilt | IrilliI hlill m thl WORM*' Reverend R.L, While /7 Sunday School lO: O0 a.m Reverend R.L. White • J "~ . Morning Worship 11 : O0 a.m. f it's time to call ymr "~'*~,=.~ ' Evening Worship 7:30 p.m. Weh'ome Wng,l~ hosh='~. , ..,~ Service Wednesday 7. y Lois Mohningor 63'5.5309 Evelyn Anweiler 635 $.~71 I The Herald, Friday, November.16, 1979 Page II • III ]l I 1 I I I

• fill II II :. Add-a-Room is Practical "Outer Space" Project Make Room for The Dishwasher A move to Outer space is present hOnle, iitstead of and a project that never gets These studs are less expen- Convinced there's no "garagc" for the dishwasher .: .proving to L', a practical moving to a larger one. So, off the ground, sire than better-looking, room in your home for a in the adjoining dining ', answer for many homeown- effective cost-saving should The Western Wood Prod- high:grade lumber. But, dishwasher?. Here are a coo- room. ers whose families have out- be basic to room'addition ucts Association points out they meet strength require- pie of ideas from the kitch- Thc antiqued hutch fits ,, grown their house. The pro- plans. Learn how and where that substantial savings can ments for framing and won't en experts at the Maytag into a traditional stylc di- ~. jed has nothing to do with to cut costs, and when to in- be realized when con- be visible after the walls arc company. :~,"Star Wars." It's called vest a few extra dollars for structing the frame for the closed. For an average kitchen, ning area, houses the con- ~ add-a-room. long-term savings. It can addition. One suggestion is Another suggestion is that giving up one base cabinet vertible dishwasher behind ~: Economy is often the spell the difference between the use of utility-grade, the studs be placed at 24 unit near the sink will closed doors and providm j reason a family expands its satisfactory space expansion western framing lumber. inches on center rather than provide sufficient space to shelf space above for serving build a peninsula at dght pieces. Dishwashing is as ~: :lii-iiliillilllll liililmlmllmmmmnlmlmillllillll at the conventional 16 in- ches. WWPA says construc- angles to the work counter simple as opening the hutch tion tests show 24-inch spac- for housing a built-in dish- doors, rolling the dishwash- ing produces a structurally washer. This location is con- er to the table for loading, sound frame that meets both venient for loading and then rolling it into the kitoh- FHA Minimum Property provides additional counter cn to bc connected to the WIGHTMAN I SMITH "Standards and the Uniform space as well.' sink faucet. When dish~s arc Building Code. At the same For a kitchen that is even clean and put away, just roll :.;'el time, wider spacing allows too small to provide a park- the unit back into its hutch .,':• faster framing and the use of ing space for a convertible and close the doom. No.one :| fewer studs. This means dishwasher model, Maytag will guess your new hornc money saved on labor and has designed a hutch unit -- project hides the family's materials. Additional sav- a possible winter project for most valuable kitchen ~ • DUPLEX, obtain revenue the family handyman or helper. It can also hide the • from one unit end owner ings accrue-when the size FAMILY HOME at 3945 ~_ and location of windows and woman -- that serves as a clean dishes. •;~ live In other. 3 bedrms. Sands Blvd. 4 bdrms., nat. m '~ main fl., 2 bedrms. In m doors are planned to fit two- gas heat & H.W. Over 1100i MORTGAGE MONKY !~basement unit. SOl. ft. Appealing main fh foot openings. ~'i Redecorated, separate O0 UNLOCK TJ-IE EQUITY IN YOUR HOUSE 5 ACRES, SerGeSfrom Voc. plan, IIv. rm. plus T.V. rm. • It's also economical to do • entrances, stucco and Ample carpet most areas, • some of the room-addition LOOKING AHEAD TO SUMMER ... Whether your idea of summertime WITH A 1st, 2nd OR 3rd MORTGAGE ! : siding, electric heating, School, with large 1700 sq. refreshment is ice water or watermelon,you'll want it plenty cold. This FAVOURABLE RATES carport. Modern living In ft. residence. 4 bedrms., developed basement with : work yourself. But, only refrigerator,by GeneralElectric, helps with ice waterby offedngyourchoice • •all respects,' et 5108 ensulha plumbing, spacious rec. rm., laundry end • tackle jobs you're sure you of crushedice or cubeswithout opening the freezerdoor. Simply press the CAC REALTY LTD. 4624A GREIG • Graham. $59,900. kitchen and IIv. rm. Home cooler area. Exterior has • can handle. Undoing •is-' glassagainst the ice cradlefor immediateservice. The big, 13.87 cubic.foot, AVENUE hag office, basement has white siding with brick : takes can be costly. Pouring freshfood section has five adjustablehalf-width ~elves to makeit easyto =4 BEBRMS. OUBLE provide the big storagearea needed by a bulky'watermelon. In addition, PHONE 635-6108 TERRACE B WlDE, 1270 sq. ft. Very hasloll beenof pot•teal. Improved. Inferior Good • seeped,decor. Rear fruit patio, trees,land. • cement, putting up wall- there'sa 6.82 cul~c-footfreezer for ice creamor any other frozen summer BOB HAYTE R, MANAGER • lwell kept. Alcan siding, oil property for horses, has greenhouse, attached : boards, painting, and in- treat you wish.t ~eat, 2.2 in I1~. end din.' good barn. Asking $85,000. garage. Wood healer with stalling floor tiles are • ~ereas, ' appliances and Inquire to view. fen to augment the fur. : reasonable handyman jobs. • 'furniture Incl. This Is e.,' note. Excellent value, • Difficult or potentially dan- caking $52,000 which Incl. • gerous work, such as dec- i'lhould be Inspact~l' to note ,.. range, frlclge,.,chesterfleld : trical wiring, is generally " •the value~'Loca.~ et:3~S~~'~ '~ ', i PRUDEH i 0URRIE.-.LTD, end cha~i ~I: • best left to professionals. Kirby. newly r~41c~r. , .~ ...... ,''.," • , ~ :.. , •, • m,ng • Sometimes, higher initial 1ERRAOE'S00MPLETE REAL ESTATE SERVl0E .~,I • costs pay off in the long run. 4648 Lakebe Ivenue 636-6142 A.E. Le Page Limited Coast Coast Real Estate Service • For instance: since the pur- . e, •, pose of a room addition is to • i EVENINGS i., : gain space, opt for a larger ' rather than a smaller room. -6361 Bob Rlpmeesfer HarrySmith M Install- plenty of energy- Jim Daffy Laurie Forbes_B to apply when walls and ceil. | 4611 LAKELSE AVE. 635-7448 "ings are open. Use weather- ~JI Stan Parker Gordon Olson ~ stripped wood windows with s l .,:::: ":TERRAOE, B.0. 435.4031 635.4035 ~ insulating glass. They help ~ iBiil:li:BB~l'imB'mnmlli_~lilllldlil ltllhllli~llllol. reduce fuel use, !i r. u ul I;pugl~ vii llVlUUi i ~/I/Ull. woed furnace heat, car. oasemem home Wlm a Full basement with rec potlng, 1V2 baths, sun- fireplace, carpeting, room, laundry room and laundry area off the kit. workshop. Asking $59,500. decks, and 520 sq. ft. finished In the basement. chert and the property Is For appointment to view For viewing contact Rusty 12&,~3 and Is excellent soil call Dick Evans. MLS. or Bert Llungh. for gardening. For viewing .;ALEDONIA SUB ~ phone Rusty or Bert 1 LOOKING FOR A DIVISION Llungh. 2 new homes on Lamhl, FAMILY .I Ave. under construction. This brand new three ,tp|lt~! ready and ,, Quality built by Ing for new owners to PROGRESSIVE VEN- ~ r~6~e' In. F Featuring e PARK-AVEliUE#EALTY LTD. TURES LTD. 2"x6'" heelalator fireplace, framing -- concrete carpeting, 1~ baths, Jm~JNh.Al,|l foundations -- maximum REVENUE HOME double windows, easy care • Insulation- natural gas Well located up & down 4819 PARK liE. exterior of Alcoa siding STARTER HOME ON .m New pooebede home can heat -- fireplace -- full duplex. 3 bdrms, en main MILLS AVE. Just listed in Horseshoe and brick and a covered Beat the high Interest INOCULATE HOME ON and 2 bdrm. self.contained Compac? two bedroom area, this four year oM be yours for Chrlstmesl In ensulte plumbing -- sun- entrance from the paved ratesl Assume the mor- SKEENA STREET quiet location on large decks all the extras. Drop suite. Excellent condHIon. home on a concrete homeof 1049sq. ft. features driveway and carport. To qlage on this new three Well kept 3 bedroom home wlvate lot, this 1242 sq. ft. In our office and see and Good revenue. Call Bob : rlngwall, with oll heat and three bedrooms, extra view phone Rusty or Bert bedroom split level home. with lots M lawns and home with full basement discuss the plans with our Sheridan. !located on a 90x356ft. lot In large kitchen, full Llungh. Fireplace, carport, car. lr~s. Homehase large rec Ms beautiful stone-faced sales staff. a quiet residential area. potwi throughout, it can be room featuring a wet bar basement, sundeck, garden fireplace, large kitchen, HOMESTEADERS PLANNING TO IUILD A Lot fronts on two streets. yours before OIriutnlls if ind free standing shed. Vendor prefers cash DELIGHT Price S32,O00. Phone Rust7 you act now. CoIl Murlel. fireplace. Large st•dad( to morlgags which can be sundKk, three bedrooms, NEW HOME separate dining room. ~,~.~f;•il1~ Beautiful property -- 2 excellent residential lots or Bert Liungh. TREES, TREES, TREES overiucklngbaantiful park. assumed by 'qualified fantastic view. Thirty.six purchaser. Phone Murlel Make en appointment with In tully serviced sub- OMor three bedroom home likeNItlng. Asking SaT,go0. Murlel to view Its many acres for S30,O00. Very dlvlslone -- Westvlew LIGHT INDUSTRIAL with full basement on q Call Pat for more details. for appointment to view. seldom can you acquire 'features. INVESTMENT OP -: Drive end McRae 120 feet frontage on 4900 A total of 3~ sq. ft. of acreage for less then $900 acre lot within the city Residential lots. Enloy developing your own PORTUNITY Crescent. Call Bob Block Kelth Ave. Over 1 limits. YeN has many We have • number of Rood living area In this centrally per acre. On school bus Sheridan for details. acre. For more In. located revenue home: hobby farm o,1 two acres of Modern flve.plex with two route, lust north of town shade trees, fruit hires, residential lots far sale, land. There is • log bern bedroom units, sunken formation contact Dick berry bushes as well is • slfuatod In a new sub. Features large living and partially cleared. Give Evans. room, 4 bedrooms and 1~ end • thm bedronm Imuse living room, carpeting, all Danny Sheridan a cell for brae ~rdm am. Home Is divlflea In the Horseshoe with an attractively I I electrlchcat, patlo doors to I heated with oil end-or area, Priced at $10AO0. Call baths on main floor. Information. ~:: .... F.~.~ Specioussuite has separate finished Intartor. CaJl'~udY~.|/l~,1~l sundeck, well lnsulafed and wood. Uofsd at lkq|,o0g. Horst or Chriutof Gndllnskl ~ r ,S~nd.proofed. Excellent at 1,1,~ ~7. beating end hot water tank. Call Pat to view this home. •~'l~lth I J* 1Ol/~ percent mortgage New cabin on acreage. This one year old home is Hop~le on/i'cre~ Cemmer¢lal nu:ldlng, lendsoapod with a good SUlkJdroonl.s,llvl.~n poll,~r~p ~,~, I] :~whIch can be assumed and frame construction, 2,200 Locetod et USk In • quiet ~;~ property Is a registered tax rural setting. Suitable H • garden;'area and hie • BEAUTIFUL HOME SCl. ft. upper floor. Tctel large sundeck. For more basement. A shelter. For further In- WITH VIEW rental income Sl,650 per weakand hldea.way or as • :formation phone Rusty or permanent resldonca. Call information on. 'this In- smaller home on oa%~l' ,BertLlungh. This home I(l'~ktkd in an GOOD STARTER HOME month. Asking price teresting home, call Joy. exclusive area of Terrace SILS,000. For details rail Chrletel or Horse Gndllneki $129 AGAR AVENUE Delightful two bedroom Three bedroom bungalow and has a r~/~vatlng view Hord Godllnski 13S.539L end get ell the details on Acreage on Cory Road one house In Horseshoe area. this Interesting property. block north of Helliwell. letsl For more details call with an oll furnace, car. of the over Full basement which could , Affra~ve family home m Chrlstsl or i~oret O~dllnskl,.f,; petlng and an eflached be developed. New gas quiet sheet In Uplands Small hobby farm all set up For more Information, ceil itvlng, two Jud . (MLS) carport located on • V= acre furnace. Priced at $44,000. ires Three bedrooms for horses only tim minutes lot. Property cleared and tiroploc~T~.. ~ Iljll oo111s, Call Danny Sheridan for upstairs, fireplace, patio from town. House has three COMFORTABLE AND Four ' bedroom feml|y:! fenced. For viewing phone oovared ~aito off kltchon details. ~: doors off dining room. hodrooml, full basement, AFFORDABLE: At- home. House Is In good LOVELY RANCHER ON Rusty or Bert Llungh. and dining room. Double I Basement completely and is five years old. tractive three bedroom area end ready for you to WESTVIEW carport and lovely lend- i finished. Asking SIt,S00. Asking only $5t,560. MLS. country home on one acre. move in. Fully fenced with ,~st under 2100 sq. ft. of scapad lot, Call Danny Landscaped with e gocd PRIME LIGHT IN. ! For viewinR call Chrlstal or Call Chrlstel or Horst well kept yard. Phone Judy ' living space with 4 DUSTRIAL LAND IN Sheridan for further garden area. for more Information. i Ik,'et Godllnskl. Godllmkl at LU43~. bedrooms, fealty room, THORNHILL details. J two fireplaces, 2V2 baths, t ! - Located close to Husky oll carpeting, large family LlSl WiTH IEALIY WORLD- THE BUYERFINDERS station In Thornhlll with ; WESTVIEW DRIVE kitchen with eating area, frontage on Highway 16 lots of storage, laundry Price has been reduced on East access road this this attractive 4 bdrm. r(~m and double carport. lightly tread property Is 1.0 Many other extras In this home featuring a brick OUR SIGN IS ON LOTS acres In size and en ex- fireplace In the living owner I~llt home. For cellent Industrial site. For viewing call Rusty or Bert room. Cedar feature wall, OF LAWNS - further Information phone covered deck off dining Llungh. Rusty or Bert Liungh. 3313 THOMAS AVE. Good value 1130 sq. ft. full room. Full basement with CHRISTEL GODLINSKI BUT NOT FOR LONG! PATQUINN BECOME A LANDL()RD bsmt. Main floor Io laundry room, workshop, There are two houses TRUCKERS SITE FOR 635-S397 I 635.3532 spacious, large living room roc room and sauna. To located side by side on a RENT OR PURCHASE with flroplece and large view this home call Dick dead end street close to Located on the Rifle Range bedrooms, bunt. has 3 Evens. town, each with two Road this property was Ixlrm. self-contained suite. i used by • local trucking bedrooms, kitchen-living Range, frldge, washer, THORNHILL BUILDING room combination and firm, and has 2V= acres of c dryer Included. Large LOT bathrooms. Both houses cleared, gravelled yard agreement at 10 percent 111x200 on Walker end are presently rented. Price space, • 40xg0 ft. shop and Interest Is eaeumeable. Hagen. Could be sub. $30,0O0 for both houses. To • two bedroom trailer. $46,000 F.P. Give Bob divided. Present offers. view contact Rusty or Bert Contact Rusty or Bert to sheridan a call. Call Dick Evans. MURIEL NEALE HORST GODLINSKI FRANKSKIDMORE JOY DOVER JUDY JEPHSON Llungh. view. 635-2944 &IS.5397 6,15-5691 635-7070 638-1652 JOHN CURRIE - 711t-22511 BERT LJUNGH - 435.5754 EVENING BOB SHERIDAN - 4~-tM4 RUSTY LJUNGH. 4|5-5754 PHONES DICK EVANS - 135Jo01 DANNY SHERIDAN. LlS.S327 I *t I

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iii 2 13 ~4ls 6 ~ i~a J9 ~.:~° Your individua 12 I ~14 ACROSS 44 Young 3 Isles off 25 Garment 1 T~o walIaba fox Ireland 26 Always 4 Polyneslan ~6 Brazlliqn 4 Stays 27 Low islands Horoscope chc,.tnu'. seaport 5 A wing 28 Charts 3 Liver past; ;~ "i1, der 6 Sailer 29 Mine ,, Frances Drake -- I:, ;~.oboi ch.arrm : ,r.~ey I Dye indigo entrance ;" ;". ,it .=.51~.rk~h due 8 Sulked 30 Move SATURDAY :~ ..., r.,gy a~ Fltcher 9 Sleeveless swiftly ARIES vIBoo AQUARIUS ' ~,~L~ 15 Ca.f" ,, ut 57 Resound garment 31 French river 33 34 35 ~36 (Mar. 21 to Apr. 19)T~"-"~ (Aug. 23 to Sept. 22) (Jan. 20 to Feb. 18) Lree 58 Short- 10 Stannum 35 Sent by Further the cause of love You're capable of serious A close ally has plans for 16 Hemp napped 11 Greek letter semaphores i now. Take the initiative. Be 37~., 38 ~39 40 J study now, bat family you now. Attend parties, but 18 Obsession 59 Marries 17 Variety of 38 Hoglike careful of expenses if members may feel left out in be skeptical of offbeat career traveling. Know when to call it the cold or in some way not suggestions of acquaintances. Lease 60 Morays .lignite "mammals quits re work. understand your intentions. Don't be naive. 21 Hoarfrost 61 Skill 19 Biblical 40 Common 34.Sandpiper DOWN name (Hawaii) LIBRA 22).fl. ~ TAURUS ~ ~Steep in a 1 Ancient 23 Multllate 42 Silent NNN" NN" I" " " (Apr. 20 to Msy 20) (Sept. 23 to Oct. (Feb. 19 to Mar. 20) Extra work on a project pickling Heating 45 English. Do-it-yourself projects Follow the lead of friends Syria 2,1 favored, asp around the house. for good times. Extra income may lead to economic solution 2 Cougar devices poet A loved one may have some should relieve inner worry. Be progress. Cooperate with 32 Hawk's Avg. solution time: ~ rain. 47 searlett's 56 57 J unrealistic plans. Children's extra careful where signing partners and close allies re opposite home papers or documents is good times. Be patient. 33 City in ~48 Culture concerned. Oklahoma ~ medium CRYPTOQUIP 9-1 2 GEMINI 20) ]][~ SCORPIO 21) ~1~,~ YOU BORN TODAY have 34 SKull cavity 49 Endure (May 21 to June (Oct. 23 to Nov. management and financial Local visits and ereative Inner incentive aids career ability. At home in the cor- 36 Former ruler 50 Sea VRIM VAV VAVNJ VNI VRI a~AMJ' work highlighted. Later, catch progress. Fulfill social porate world, you can succeed of Tunis gull up on household ehores. Avoid obligations. Protect self from in banking and large en- 37 Ancient IDIAISiPIAILIEISiDIOITI 51 Solemn Yesterday's Cryptoqulp: FALL STORMS ARE STAN[)ARD overindulgence in food and loss or theft of money or terprises. You have scientific • inhabitant wonder FORERUNNERS OF INDIAN SUMMER. drink. possessions. and literary ability and of Britain 52 One of the Today's Cryptoqulp clue: J equals S sAorrr ius mustn't let financial con- Seamen IClOIYmDI o ISIMIAINI-rlLIEI seas (Nov. 22 to Dec. 21) The Crypt~lulp is a simple substitution Cipher in which each cA CF siderations keep you from 41 Source of I i ISIEiEIDIAIMmEIAITISI 53 Born letter used stands for another. If you think that X equals O, it (June 21 to July 22) Visit friends at a distance or taking a chance on your power ISIAIDIDIAIRIAIDIUIDIEI 54 Any extend invitations. Later, will equal 0 throughout the puzzle. Single letters, short words, Be on the lookout for talents. Your greatest success 43 Plant of the 9-12 split household bargains. Don't be you'll want to save time for comes when you do your o~n and words using an apostrophe can give you clues to locating lily family Answer to yesterday'a puzzle, pea vowels. Solution is accomplished by trial and error. afraid to ask questions in a research, meditaton, or thing. You have leadership romantic situation. Watch out private relaxation. ability and can make an for escapist tendencies. CAPRICORN ,~ original contribution to your (Dec. 22 to Jan. 19) field. You can succeed in LEO #,~ ...f~ Further career aims in the theater and public life. Avoid (Jtdy 23 to Aug. 22)~e~'~ a.m. Then relax with friends. a tendency to go to extremes. Self-expressive powers now A conservative get-together Birthdate of: Rock Hudson, the AMAZING SPIDER MAN accute. Parties at home are requires good manners and actor; Tom Seaver, baseball not favored, but other ac- proper dress. Observe player; and Lee Strasberg, ~~[~ ' NF--,J~FTIME YOU'Ve "LOOK! HE NtAI~E~FORT//15WE " tivites there are OK. proprieties. ~ONtETH~N~ TO "rEu. A ~CH/./T~ .I CUM~EP A dramatic coach. ' ~:xfVr'A HIf~ CAPE!~/ HUNPREI~

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ARIES WROO AQUARIUS ~ ~, (Mar. 21 to Apr. 19)T~ (Aug. 23 "to Sept. 22) (Jan. 20 to Feb. 18) Don't be discouraged by the • Unconscious irritations A busy day of planning. hard work necessary to make could make you cranky. Find Discuss issues with close ones a project work. Impatience or peace within before com- without stirring up a fuss. impertinence will only add to menting on others' Social contacts useful complications. limitations. Accent feelings. careerwise. CATFISH TAURUS ),4~ LIBRA P=CES (Apr. ~0 to May, 20). "="~" . (Sept. 23 to Oct. 22) ~--=~'~ (Feb. 19 to Mar. 20) Watch contention on home Nervous tension or irritation Avoid arguments with ~'""~'-"~-"~ AH tdl-~H "YA'D ~1~ '" ' ' ' . . front. Cooperate with close friends abdut money. Don't be could affect health. Stay clear allies to maintain harmony. petty. Doing the small things of arguments over religion Be willingto give and take in abets progress. Begracious in and philosophy. Travel brings , TA StESTA/ ~ . " -- close relationships. handling money requests. peace of mind. GEMINI ][][~ SCORP,O nl, (May 21 to June 20) (Oct. 23 to Nov. 21) YOU BORF TODAY are Don't snap at co-workers if Not the time to criticize community-minded and little things irritate. The company policy. Bosses could naturally interested in public smart remark gets you in in some way irritate, but hold affairs. Law, politics, religion, ~..~ ~ trouble. Compromise for the your peace. Purchase items and administrative work are sake of progress. some of the fields in which for loved ones. '.' -.- : il...,. you'll find happiness. You do • ' . ' . , . ~, L:d_:...... b,.~.-~ CANCER ~ , S~GI'I'rARIUS, . "_~X'! -- . (June 21 to July 22) ...... :' "(ffdv 2d to Dd~'.21~" f~'~ your best work when Arguments about money You may b~ fr.wardly motivated by an ideal. Do not coulo spoilgood times. Mixing crRical of a partner's plan. let a need for security cause business with pleasure OK. Try to find moments of you to sell Out on your dream. Reward good serviceswith the privacy to restore inner You are often talented in proper remuneration. peace. Take a back seat now. music and shouldn't let fixed ,EO CAPRICORN "~d ideas get in the way of in- the WIZARD•OF ID (July 23 to Aug. 22) (Dec. 22 'o Jan. 19) tuition. Writing, teaching, and You're liable to go your own An up-and down day with intellectual work may also z ! way despite the advice of friends. Don't get drawn into appeal to you. Birthdate of: others. Find a way to do your an argmr.ent over money. Eugene Ormandy, symphony .,,,-./ own thing without argument. Thoughtless comments conductor; George H. Ga!lup, Make domestic decisions. needn't upset equanimity. pollster; and Jolmny Mercer tl MONDAY B.C. AR,= 19) v= o , AQUARIUS ~,~ (Mar. 21 to Apr. (Aug. 23to Sept. 22) (Jan. 20 to Feb. 18) Make new starts re taxes, " Ybu're articulate and able Make important career 'ou To -kl ' insurance, and savings to express yourself to good decisions. Present ideas to programs. Music will soothe advantage. Capitalize on superiors. Keep new irritated nerves. Be cam- mental energy. Judgment relationships platonic, for A A / passionate with those at a should be right on. social success. Relax in the distance. LIBRA IPt~ p.m. TAURUS tt : F (Sept. 23 to Ont. 22)---~ (Apr. 20 to May 20) You'll make important A good time for agreements (Feb. 19 to Mar. 20) financial progress now. Get in touch with those at a in business and personal life. Indulge your taste in music Partners have exciting plans. distance. Travel plans im- and higher-minded pursuits. plemented now will go Avoid arguments over in. Local visits should prove _ --- __ . ' o. tmmte matters. smoothly. Avoid arguments romantic. about career with loved ones. GEMINI ]][1~ sconP,o m, jT- YOU BORN TODAY are (May 9,1 to June 20) {Oct. 23 to Nov. 21) versatile and can succeed in Implement new work ideas New self-cnnfidenceenables most anything you undertake. now. Projects begun at this you to impress others. Avoid Interested in politics and time bring personal disputes about money. A good ,eform, you'd make a good satisfaction. Use sweetness time to buy works of art. Be public servant. Law, DOONESBURY decisive. and light with loved ones. literature, medicine, religion, | SAGITrARIUS KM~ CANCER O~ and music are some of the NO 1(/~1#5, I 22) (Nov. 22 to Dec. 21) fields in which you'd find ~1~ YOFI¢IFON MAN~ DOF~ I "JAN.I~,I97#,A~O/~- OH, I I TAaANDrflOOK~ , 'IF 7HAT (June 21 to July Private agreements and New romantic introductions happiness. Often you choose M~rTvs~oAC,~ ~,, I lU~z'v~~ ~' B/FF~,KE/C.~//r //~ AbV/O~ meetings go well. You'll ac- an artistic medium through ~. #@ ~" /~ /N ~ ~ I ~/p.~/~, ~ c~- i I •I of/=ASA/N. ~,,~ 51l// / ~1 F/OOL~-~AW, D/P, 7OO possible. Make sure you get complish much from a behind HA~ A tF~ ~ma~ l Bt~ATII~ Wff/t PART . ~ I 1/~50BAal~//,~/" [,IIHIMSIf_ZR/PPIZ I ' proper relaxation. Forget which to express your in- /~#C~ 0#7:" ,=JR,~ the scenes vantage point. dividuality. Your greatest about money, and enjoy work Avoid career disputes. a~v/~. ' ~ ~ ~1 ~ o/A F/~.."~ ';~A,~I I ~/FF/~ ~W/~/ = ~ . for its own sake. success comes with the CAPRICORN .~ development of flexiblity. LEO (Dec. 22 to Jan. 19) Take your work seriously, and .o (July 23 to Aug. 22)O64~ Save time in the coming yourself less so. The lighter. Follow through on domestic week for increased social touch makes you persuasive decisions. Downplay ego for activity. Make plans today. and effective. Birth(Late of: -- i~!i=~!!~i~~ ~ ----e romantic success. Love has a Forget about past resent- Indira Gandhi, political leader touch of mystery. Enjoy ments. Greet others with a of India unusual entertainments. smile. Iir- ~B.T~- -' ~" ~ ,e--I • • ,

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Fails for His • >~;!!i~ ,:iiiiii ~ :", .= Bedtime Story ' By Abigail Van Buren ~' 1979 b~' ChlcagoTdbune.N.y. News Synd. Inc. TURN OUT and VOTE DEAR ABBY: I'm an 18-year-old girl with a problem I can't talk to anybody about. I am very shy, and just don't know how to say no to people. Saturday, About three months ago I want to bed with a guy I baby- sit for-I'll call him "ML M." He's divorced and has two little kids. Even though I knew it was wrong for me to go to bed with him, I didn't know how to turn hirrr'down without DEAR BONNIE: If you could meet his daughters and win November17th hurting his feelings , . them over it would be ideal. But a grown man who 51dee.hls "Mr. M." is a nice person, but' he doesn't consider me in his lady friend from his daughters sounds like poor husband •class, or care about me as a person. He's dating a woman his material to me. age (35) who sometimes sleeps over. Now that I've gone to bed with "Mr. M." five or six times~ DEAR ABBY: My neighbor across the way keeps stand- I don't know how to refuse him. I don't feel anything special ing in front of his window stark naked! for him, like I did for the guy I went steady with last year. • I.do not catch accidental glimpses of him in this state. He' I want to quit baby-sitting for this man, but I really like actually stands by the window that way hoping to be his kids and they are crazy about me. Also, I'm too shy to tell noticed. I have reported him to the police, but they say he is him what's on my mind. What should I do'? in his own home and there is nothing they can do about it. CAN'T SAY NO He has a wife and children, bug he does this while they are DEAR CAN'T: You CAN say no, and you MUSTI Your not at home. problem is not "shyness," it's a very low self-esteem and Shoul,d I tell his wife? l don't know her very well, but I will lack of confidence. You need more 5elp than I can give you in speak to her if you think it will do some good. a letter. Please see a professional at your local mental NEW NEIGHBOR health clinic. You must learn to assert yourself, dnd put an end to allowing yourself to be used. DEAR NEW: The man needs help. Present the bare hets to his wife. DEAR ABBY: I am a 52-year.old divorcee in love with a charming, well-to-do 55-year-old widower I'll call Frank. He DEAR ABBY: My husband is thinking about buying a is delightful company and wants to marry me. Now for the "hot" color television set and also a "hot" movie projector.. problem. The man who wants to sell them got them from someone Frank has two married daughters (whom I have never who steals to support his drug habit. met) who want to run his life. They are so afraid that I told myhusband I thought it would be wrong for us to someone is going to take advantage of their father that they buy these items even though we can get them way below "can't stand it. (His wife died two years ago and he'safraid to cost, but my husband says if we don't buy them someone tell his daughters that he has been dating!) else will. When Frank takes me out, we have to ~o where his Abby, ] do'n't want any part of a deal like this, but how can daughters will not find out about it. Also, when he comes to I convince my husband that it's wrong? my home he takes a taxi so no one will see his car parked in NO NAME OR TOWN,PLS. front of my house! How can I convince Frank that it's time he lived his own DEAR NO: He KNOWS it's wrong. Just tell him that life and quit worrying about what his daughters think? anyone who knowingly buys "hot" merchandise stands to BACK STREET BONNIE share in the guilt of the'theft-if caught. By Stan Lee and John Romita r~ iT/z-~--~~ rTH~P~L~A~ =F H~WANT~1l ~-~ ~E~ ~V WON~ \~ ~ ~ ~ '" I AAANTeA . F-~\ ~-~\ ,~///111 I'----.__. ,~r PLACE,,~O~Z~I=~ KICK ARourm..z~4--,.~l.,p~-. "~ [s~M/~/,~,l~,~/,~i~l~\lr;~j ~, i1~ I~.~ !1~ \\~'~k.~:li~}l~lu,~'~/TO~m~=ANYMORE' ',<~,~(~Lx~'~,3"~t"~,J

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CANADA LTD. , Services Division• .Specialists In puwer-vec cleaning 'L' Starling SWeet., '&IS,S~9'J' ' timeS, B.C. vac 11<5 .432.2414 CLASSIFIED RATES SUBSCRIPTION RATES LOCAL ONLY: Effective 38'WANTED MISC, 20 words or less 52.00 per In. October t, 1971 sertlon. Over 20 wOrds S cents SingleCopy 20(: per word. ay Carrier mth 3.00 3 or mare consecutive Insertions By Carrier year 33.00 SKEENA HEALTH UNIT Terrace italian THE BANK OF One zero clearance fireplace Wanted to Buy-Batteries Large two bedroom base ~1.50per insertion. By Moil 3 mth. 15.00 2.3215 Eby St. Canadian Club NOVA SCOTIA , heatllator type. 36" wide, from old car and truck and with third In completely By Mall 6mth. 25.00 Terrace, B.C. wlth screen. Asking $295 cat. Top price paid. Will pick finished basement. Features REFUNDS: By Malt 1 yr. 45.00 AnnuaIDec.Xmas01979Dance Is accepting appilcetlons for First Insertion charged for Senior Citizen i yr. 20.00 63.rp6307 FIRM. Ph 635-5979 up. Ph 635.4735. two glassed In flrlpla(~ks, wtlethor run or not. CHILD HEALTH CON- Arena Banquet Room night posters. Ap. CS.16N 1>20-30 Nov built In dishwasher, covered Absolutely no refunds after ad British Commonwealth and back deck. Complotely has bean set. United States of America one FERENCES Music: Commancheroe, Hot proxlmatoly 3-4 hours per year 55.00 Weekly et Eby St. Every supper, Doors open at 8 p.m. evening. Five days a week. 1976 Zenith chest freezer. 2 Wanted to Buy: Used fur- landscaped yard with garden CORRECTIONS: Tues. 1:30.3:50 pro. Phone Proceeds to the Child Also needed permanent Full cu ft. All reasonable offers nlture such as couch, chair, space and greenhouse. Must be made befOre second BOX399, Terrace, B.C. considered. Phone 635.4256 Insertion. V8G 2M9 for appulntment. Development Center. Time Ledger Keeper. Ex. table & chairs. Phgne 635- House located In nice Allowance can be made for only Held at Thornhlll Elem., 4th NC-19N parlonce Preferred. Apply In after 6 p.m. 5417. (ctfn.11.10.79) residential area ' lit one Incorrect ad. HOME DELIVERY Tues. of every month from person to Mr. Adrian Ca-16 N municipality on one lot With BOX NUMBERS: Terrace & District Are you teens and or adults, Enrlght. 75 cents pickup. Thornhlll & District' 1:30 - 3:30 pm. Phone far Inglls portable washer and WANTED: extra lot adjacent. Prlr..~l to Interested In , playing ~53-19 N ~1.75 mallecl, Phone635-~157 appulntment. Babyslffera dryer for sale. Like new. sell. For appplntmmtl In basketball, volleyball or who bring chlldran must $4OO.oo set. Phone 635.4842 Used' or left.over siding view plse. ph "4~.320S CLASSIFIED DISPLAY: Kltlmat & Olltrlct floor hockey? Also available Buy or Sell Marlelte fashlun Rates available upon request. Phone632-2747 have parents' wrlflen con- (:7.23 N material (chlplx)ardetc.) for morn|age. " ' sent for Immunization. are ladles fitness, mens and gold lewellEry. usa on barn. Roofing P5-16 N NATIONAL CLASSIFIED The Herald reserves the right ADULT IMMUNIZATION fitness, walght-Ilftleg, self- t,~negars and sales persons Stereo, Stereo stand, hook. material also. In good RATE= to classify ads under appropriate 22 can~ per agate line. headings and to set rates CLINICS defense ¢laeses. For more needed In this area. For your case, bedroom suite, single condition only. Minimum charge ~,00 per In. therefore and to determlne poue Every Mon. and Wed. from 3 Into. Call Usl free cata|ogue!please phone bed etc. Phone after 6 63,5-4698 Beautiful new 3 bedroom sertlon. locotion. • - 4:10 pro. By appulntrnar~t 635-4907 or 635-4906 &la-t~39~evenlnga or wr.lfa to: Ph 635-3644 efter 6 p.m. house on quiet, paved aired, CASH carport, covered walkway, LEGAL - POLITICAL sad The Herald reserves the right only. or drop In at the Kermode Marlellet~l~r,ig-46~Graham ;xC3.19 N to revlse, edlt, ciasllfy or relect Avenue, Ten'aCe,"B.C. If ' Will pay Instant cash for with carpet, cedar aiding. TRANSIENT ADVERTISING: any advertisement end to retain PRE-NATAL CLASSES Friendship Centre: 4451 $3.60 per column Inch. any answers dlrectod to the Held throughout the year for Grelg Ave. Registration I~ Interested In'iearnlng~low t0' One automatic copper color BCRIC shares; Ph 635-4226. Priced to sell. 635-4826. BUSINESS PERSONALS: Herald 6ox Reply Service, and to expectant parents. Phone Ilmlfad. Programs spon- obtain freelewelry or SeWng Kenmore washer. $100.00 (:20-11 N C7-23N 54.00 per line per month. repay the customer the sum paid please advlee. . •Firm. Phone 635-6~67 after 5 for the advertisement and box Health Unit for details and sured by the Kermode Indian For Sale by builder. Your r~l • 4 month basis only. rental. registration. Friendship Centre. C12.30 N p.m. P3.19N WANTED choice of six homes. Pr!cos DEADLINE BOX replles on "Hold" In. PRE-NATAL BREATHING NC-22 N reduced For more In. structlons not plcksd up within 10 end RELAXATION RECEPTIONIST DISPLAY: days of expiry of a~ ad- Spot cash paid for formation pls call collect EXERCISES 2nd Kltsumkalum Girl 31. 4:00 p.m. 2 days prior to vertisement wlU be destroyed Good used furniture, guns, daya.562-4114, a~nlngs-.M2- publication dey. unless moiling Instructlonl ere' Held every Mon. afternoon 1 Guides are holding e Whlto Required ' In Chartered it GARAGESALE recolved. Those answering BOX ElepkentsaleSaturdayNov. Accountants • office. ewellery, skates, BCRIC 3697. ~ .i ~ .:~' CLASSIFIED: Numbers are requested not to • 2 pro. shares. CTFNJS Oct 79 * HOME NURSING CARE 17 at Upland Elemen;ary In Responsibilities will Include II :00a .m. on day previous to day send originals of documanls to There will be a garage sale of publication Monday to Frldey. avold loss. Nursing care In the home for the Gymnasium for 10 a.m. payroll and basic recur. q~ Anything of value Eegie Strest~Kltlmat...... Cozy '~' | at 4831 Scott Avenue All claims of errors In ad- those who need it, on referral to 2 p.m. dkeaplng procedures as well Br. I~Jnglaew with carpet, ALl, CLASSIFIED CASH WiTH vertisements must be received Saturday, 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. ORDER other then by the pt~llsher within 30 days from their family doctor. NC 16 N : as reception dptulel; We buy. sell - trade franklin flreplBce, Stone BUSINESSES WITH AN u Compatlflve renluneratlon. and Sunday 1 p.m. to 2 p.m. ESTABLISHED ACCOUNT. after the first publication. Terrace ersa only. fenced lot. AssumaMa 10 It Is agreed by the advertiser PRE-SCHOO L SCREENING Written replies only Will be Men's new size 7'/= skates, 12 Gunsmlthlng percent lit mortgaga. To considered. Reply to:, ~ volt to 110 power convertor, requesting space that the CLINICS Terrace Figure Skating Club QUEENSWAY vlew.632.6379 Service chsres of $5.~ on all 11ability of the Herald In the Mr. John G. McMynn .~ ~ geese decoys, antique milk event of failure to publish an 18 months: at Child Health will be holding a Craft and TRADING Ca-20 N " N.S.F. chKlUll. Carlyle Shepherd & ahd cream cans, new C.B. 40 edvertlsemmt or In the event of Conferences. 6 yrs. once to Bake Sale.. Saturday, 3'415 Ketum Street WEDDING DESCRIPTIONS: an error eppesrlng In the ad- twice monthly. 41/=. 5 yrs. November 11 10:00-4:~ p.m. • Co.,C.A.'s channel radio, record No charge provldad news lub- vertleament as FUMIshed shell Lakelsa Avenue player, exercise equipment, Terreca 638-161: misted within one month. I~.00 be limited to the amount paid by (pre-klndergartsn): Spring at the Skeona Mall NC 16N production charge fOr wedding the advertls=r for Only one In- blitz. Developmental, vision, Terrace, B.C.' Ashl-Pentax Camera and and.or engagement pictures. correct insertion fOr the portion • All repllea Will be attachment, Prolector and News at weddings (wrlto.upe) of the advertising spaceoccupied hearing screening done. by the Incorrect or omitted Item Please phone for ap- acknowledged and will be screen, new men,s slacks .s.pco_n.d._floor. Air Con- recelveq one month or more • and clothing size 34, winter otter event ~10.00charge, with or only, and that there stlall be no palntment. • handled In confldonce. dltloned. Located at 469.1 without picture. Sublect to Ileblllty to any event greater • A2-16N coat and overcoat..lerge, Lakelse Avenue. Ph ~15-2SS2. condensatlm. Payable In ad- than the amount peld for such June Kozlewskl of Terrace ladles pantsuits 38.4,1 vance. advertlslng. Dog Grooming 4906 Gelr NEEDED IMMEDIATELY C2.16 N 20 ft Sangater 165 MC trim Advertisements must comply VD CLINIC Ave., 638-1702, Would like to tabs galley pack anchor CTFN 2-11-79 CLASSIFIED with the British Columbia Phone for appointment. ANNOUNCEMENTS: Human Rights Act which extend thanks to everyone Avon representatives to 33, FOR SALE. pack. Portable head C.B• Births 5.50 prohlbll~ any edvertlslng that Treatment available. who showed patience and work In the following areas. Compass. Stereo, Dinghy, For rent or Leasa--truckers Engagements S.50 discrimlnotes against any SANITATION consideration during my 1) Copparslde Estates MISC, oomeswlthtreller.Callafter location available In Marriages S.SO person because of hls race, Public health Inspectors can Thornhlll. 40 foot by 00 foot Deaths 5.50 religion, sex, color, notlonellty, absanoe. Also for the kind 2) Muller, Valleyvlew area Fender reverb vlbrolux 5 p.m. 635.3204. Funerals $.50 ancestry or piece or erloIn, or assist with sanitation of/era of help upon my 3) Sparks, Munthe and CS-21N shop• Two and ona half Gcl'ee Cardsof Thanks 5.50 amplifier, Twin speakers, 4 cleared and levelled land. 2 beceuse hll 8ge II between 44 problems, such aa food return. Business now as Westvlew area. Memorial Notlces 5.50 and 65 years, unllu the ¢ondltlon Input. Almost new. Phone Br. trailer available• C0mtact polsonlnga and complaints, usual 635.2009 PHONE 635-6357 II luttlfled by s bone fide sewage disposal, private Rusty or Bert at 635.5754 or Clarified Advertising Dept. requlremant fOr the work In. C4-19 N PIs call Norma at 63,5.7496 volved. water supplies end .' 12X52traller, 10'/= by 28.1/2foot Prudon and Currle. J A2-16 N ...... i II 'nuisances. tCTFN 2-2~,~ ;~r'''~!W addition. ' ..... ;~'*"" ~ ~ SPEECH and HEARING 9 H.P. bash~'fan~','lO H.P. ~ &lS.3ta0 o-r~4~1~/8"" :" ...... Valua, Vble, r.~,,r;.?.commercial!~.,- ~ I'ot~!n CLINIC Salesman and service man outboard, shop washing PS-22N Terrace. For sale or build to (Held at 4612 Grelg Ave. Tel.: required for a fast 9rowing carts, oll pumps, 5 electric SEARS ownera requlremonts. F~ 638.1155). The audiologist Industrial Dealer shop. PIs AC motors, magnets, frldge 2 Br Duplex with full Infoplsph. Russ Roper M2. will do hearing tests on SALES AGENCY mall Inquiry to PO Box 215. timbers, pump truck and • basement, complete with 4114 Collect. INCHES AWAY CLUB Do you feel you have a referral by family doctor or Wholesale merchandise Telkwa B.C. grader chains, air tank, 500 frldga and stove, 2 blocks CFT1~2-11-79 Meet every Tuesday night at drinking problem? There Is community health nurse. Auction services .(:20-23 Nov gallon tank stand and hose, from the downtown area. 8 In the Sksena Health Unit. hetp Speech patholoolst Ornamental Ironwork metal parts fin with D.8 and Suitable for working couple. The For :nore Into phone 635-3747 therapist will carry out 3t72 Deble Street 9 bolts, shop furnace, larg~ For an appointment to view DAILY HERALD or 635-3023 Available I speech assessments Bad Phone 635-7824 carpenter table with wlro phone 635-6910between 7 and needs Phone 635.4646 therapy. lOa.m.-2p.m. end clamps. New shop vice. 9 p•m. OVEREATERS 635.9052 LONG TERM CARE Closed Mondays CARRIERS Shop van, prusher screens Lot for Sale or Rent 764 Pine ANONYMOUS ,63a~s14 , ,, At 20S-4621 Lazelle Ave. Tel. (cm-12.10-79) In tho following areas: and vibrating scr~d~sl~, • ~-~"~-f~ - .Th o r n ~111 ' Area. meets Wednesday at 8 p.m. Alcoholics ~lly~ i635-9196. small dump boxes and heavy at St. Matthew's Aegllcen Meetings: Assessment and planning for GEMINI EXCAVATING Thornhlll* rock boxes, diesel heater, P15.9,16,23,30 N;7,14,21,2g Church basement. Phone Mon.8:30pm Unlled Church. those eligible for Long Term LTD. Cottonwood St., Empire torque wrench, bearing D;4,11,18,25J; 1,0,15F 635-4427 after 6:30 p.m. Mon. 8 p.m..Alenon.Skeena Care. (Was Andrews) St., Paquefte Ave., Kofced. puller. Phone 635.3238. HILLSIDE LODGE Deslardlnes, Kofoed - Health Unit. COMMUNITY Backhoe Work C2.16,20 N 4450 Little Avenue Choice commercial lot el Blrlhrlght Office Thurs. or Sat. 8:30 p.m. Mills Hourly and Contract Sharpies, River Dr., 4653 Park Ave. Asking Pregnant? In need of sup- VOCATIONAL Burgess . Laurler Ave., Memorial Huspltel. REHABILITATION 1354479 Utility trailer, reasonably Sleeping rooms, S3S,0OO. Reasonable offers port? Call Birthright 635- anytime Thornhlll St., Pine St., priced, must be seen to be ~ousekeeplng units, con. considered. Contact Marion ;3907 Nbr. 3-4621 Lakelse. SERVICES Muller St., Newell, Golf Ladles Sllm Llne Club meets AID TO HANDICAPPED (am.1.10-79) appreciated. trally located. Fully fur. Woodland et Alende Really Monday evening - 6:30 p.m. - Course. Ph 635-3520 anytime. dshed. Reasonable rates at 563-3332 or 542.~. Office Hours: Tues, 11 a.m.. At 205.4621 Lazelle Ave. Tel. United Church basement, 635-9196. PDQ P5-21N ~/ day or week. Non. C4-7,16,21,30Nov 8 p.m., Wed. 9:30 a.m.. 5 Kltlmet. Carpet • Flooring ,. Terrace p.m., Thurs. 11 a.m.-9 p.m., Assessment and guidance Highway' ,16, W., Willow 5 wide uniroyal Tires on drinkers only. Phone 635. Partially cleared ~ sore, Frl. 1 p.m. - 10 p.m. or Call for vocational and social Creek • Rd.,': 4900:' Block white spoked rims, like new. 6811. (ctf-f) waterfront on Skesua street. Women's A.A. Meetings - rehabilitation done by Installation 635-3164 or 635.5136Daytime. every Tuesday nlght at 1:30. Ph 635.2969. Priced to sell. Ph 4311-1340 consultant. ,.r, 47oo B,0ck A..r, 4711 Lazelle Ave. 635-514,5. You supply --we Install Galr, ' Tweedle, Lloyd, C3-16 N P5-21N SKEENACENTRE Green,' 4500 'Block Gretg. Weight Watchers meeting 4,11-1691 4 8"X15" 5 hole ISEP wheels. Lot For SALE Excellent WANT E D DONATIONS held every Tuesday at 7 p.m. (am.1.10-79) ONCE MORE WE OPEN If you are Interested In one 2GR 18.15 Radial studded large lot on 4616 Cedar The Three Rivers Workshop In the Knox United Church ' . Three bedroom view home OUR DOORS TOTHE for the Handloepped are INSIST ON )f these routes olease snow tiros with transam overlonklng Terrace and the Crescent. Idsal residential )hone: t , , SENIORS OF THE looking for donations of any THE BEST rims. Skeana Valley• Many ex- area with potential view. COMMUNITY. old, broken or used pieces of 2GR 70-15 radial summer cellent features, Including 521,000. Contact 635.7496• furniture, Blso any discarded tires with transem rims. Concrete septic tanks In , ,,.~.~'~ :t,~ u'~ O~I~'T , wall to wall carpatlng, Built We offer wood products we could use stock. Get relief with Ph 638-1547 In dishwasher, two full baths COFFEE r!z"l',~ Klflmaf m:)nl~, PS.16N for recycling or renovating. BAZAAR AND TI=A concrete Investment. and large covered aundeck. CONVERSATION Call us at 635.9~38 between Yukon St., Quail. ~t~g & The Order of the Royal For Sale Firewood by the Locatsd In a quiet resldontlet 8e.m. ~d 3 p.m. We will try khmitty's Excavatln.g Streets, Oriole • Osprey area only minutes from CRAFTS Purple ladles Invite the S~I~ a'~eehonr, e ,~'tdtl; cord. Ph 6~35-2670. to make ~rrangaments for public to their fall sale and 4.U4939 ~1 1=2-15,19 N schools and downtown. In a friendly pickup. (em.!.10-79) Possession can be Im. Orop.in Centre tea. November 17 1:30 P.M.-. ,4:00 P.M. In the new Elk's ~edlate. To view phone 790. • ~ POSt Canada I atmosphere MILLS MEMORIAL COLLI ER EXCAVAT~IG Home 2822 Tetrault Street. 258 after 6 om. (attn.11.10. THRIFT SHOP NC:-17 November Backhoe Work a~ We supply Mills Memorial Hospital ;p~ ° C" . MATERIALS Auxiliary would appreciate HALL RENTALS UNIGUE LOG HOME The Terrace St. Mathew's Oddfellows Hall - 3222 ON 42 ACRES INSTRUCTION any donations of good, clean Church Bazaar will be held Phone 635-5340 after ~i~.m. Tenders ere Invited for' & (em-1.10-79) .bul:, Munroe. For further In- NEARTOWN clothing, any household Sat. Nov. 24 1979. performance of Terrace TRANSPORTATION items, toys etc. for their formation phone 635.2794 or Rural Route-No, 2. Involvld 635.5661 (am.7-8-79.Tu,Fr) The owners hove entrusted Is the Iortatlun, dellvsry and es well as an area for Thrift Shop. For pickup The first perenfB Committee collection to mail to and from relaxation. For more In. service phone 635.5320or at the Child Development 36. us to sell their magnlflceml bOxes along the route formation about these and 5233, or leave donations at Centre will hold their annual 2200 sq. ft. leg home, described, Including trln. 4596 FOR HIRE Situated on 5 cleared acres sections of other postal other a~tivlties, please the Thrift Shop on Lazelle Chrlstma Doll Reffle. Prizes I~elness. A motor car is phone 6,=.5.2265 and ask for Avenue on Saturdays bet. are doll with wardrobe and wanted for Terrace Da,i C5-21N Improvements also include required. Skeena Centre. See you there weon 11 a.m. and 3 p.m. handmade single bed size Care. Call 638.1171, 635-2243 410 John Deere BaCkhoe for several serviced out. CFTN- 1.11-79 Would like to babysit In my Details mey be obtained a'1, any time between 0 am and Thank You. quilt. Tickets are now on sale I~re. Phone 635-4081. (cm-5- buildings. For further own home Eight years ex. Information on this very the Terrace POStOffice Or st 3:30 pm Monday thru with the draw faking place An opening exists for a parlance. 10-79) the eddrm below. T*nd~: Friday. TERRACE December ~2nd. For tickets special property, serious musv oe received '1~ purchasing-inventory clerk Ph635-5893 inquiries should be Novembor.~, 1979 at: .;" ..;~ WOMEN'S contact. Marie at 638-1437 or for a company In Terrace. 37, CENTRE Elaine at 635-4216. directed to Murlel Neale, Trlesporteflon lervlses Kitlmat A.A. Construction C.~nslcleratlon will be given ARE YOUR CEILINGS PETS Groupln Kltlmet: telephone -a support service NC.19N REALTY WORLD, Park a.C• l Yukon PeMll Diltrlct to any mature person with an GETTING DINGY Ave. Realty Ltd. 6354971. Room 400, 750 CAmale SfrBM 632-3711. for women- Wanted good home for white Vancouver, British CMumbll FOUR NORTH aptitude for figures. Neat LOOKING?lftheyBre, have~ rIB 4KI ,~EETiNGS: 4711 Laselle Ave. male lab cross. Permanent behind Tllllcum Theatre WEST ARTISTS work habits and a con. th.em professionally Monday - Step Meetings 8:30 Bolantlous attitude. Phone resprayed. Call Earl at L15. or until summer. Phone 635- 635-5145 p.m. Lutheran Church. 635-4076 after 5 p.m. :1776. (c40.12D) 5928 Wednesdays Closed Drop In: 10 a.m.. 6 p.m. There will b~. an exhibition of paintings end prlnte at the C5-19 N O-16 N Meetings 0:30 p.m. United Mon. - Thurs. 10a.m. - 4 p.m. BACKHOE Church. Friday. We offer a com. Kltlmat Museum Gallery Offers Invited for clear for 38. Fridays • Open Meetings fortable relaxed at- from November 20 to cuffing an eight (8) acre HIRE WANTED MISC, 10% OFF ALL MEATS 8:30 p.m. Skeena Health mosphere to meet and share December 21. stand of L. Pine and birch. Phone Unit, Kltlmat General Ideas. Children are welcome. Vlvlen Antonlw, Adrlen To be followed by grubbing 655.64N Gunn, Martin Honlach, Paying top prices for coin Beef, Pork, Lamb, Hospital. EVENING PROGRAMS: and clearing for cultivation. 13S4757 Cindy Squazzln. Museum collections, gold, paper Turkey, Fish & Dell Al.Anon Msetlngs • Tuesday 7:20 pm Tuesdays. Women"s Merchantable trees to (cffn.2.10-792 money, any sliver coins 1968 - 8 p.m. United Church. A.A. lit Wednesday of month Hours are from 12.5, Fridays contractor, balance to be from 12 to 8, closed Sun and or prior. Will buy any Status of Women. 2nd decked on the property. 35 HARLEY'S PAINTING amount large or small. at :.:1 Rape Relief Wednesday. single parents Mon. miles east of Terrace on • DECORATING NC.19 N Phone 112.954.8122 or write Abortion Caunselllng (led by a single father. 3rd Highway 16. D Harvard, Drywall, stucco, tile, Coin Collections, 354 Burden & Crisis Line for Wednesday Men and The Anglican Church Bazaar P.O. Box 2458, Smlthers B.C. Ilnolsum. Free es mates. Street, Prince George, B.C. Overwaitea ..... Women Women's Rap. Thursdays - will ' h~ld Sat. Nov. 24, 847.2993 Phone V2M 2H3. All this week Nov. 13 to 1 7/ 6304388 Women's Night Out. 1979. (nc-23N) I=20-11 Dec. 4,11-1095 F9-22 N . / The Herald, Friday, November 16, 1979 Page 15 Fight the , =use • . " 'Christmas tung cnppiers: Seals Pestilence still a plague Mobile Home for Sale; 1971 By Brian Sullivan Heart disease and cancer Disease Control in Atlanta. The numbers are small, ': NLIIt, locat~l In Cedarvllle Leader, '12X60, 3 Bdrm. set NEW YORK (AP) " are this country's epidemics, There are still pockets with though -- 15 cases in the i'B.C. ,:Assets •Include• Jon. .p In Kalum Trailer Court; MINISTRY 0V " Sinister echoes from a sickly because people live long high case rates in areas with United States and Canada sl;rods . resaw, cubing fully furnished, 2 propane past: plague, smallpox, enough to encounter them en now immigrants from Asia, •this year. In 1952, the United machine, shingle saw tanks, 250. gel oll tank: To TRANSPORTATION,• tuberculosis, diphtheria, masse, spared the terrible Africa and Latin /u, edca, States had 20,.000 cases. ; shapnover. Rasaw gummer, view phone 635.5.167. whooping cough, polio. toll that kept the average and TB remains a health Also at an all-time low is . double butt shingle saw, 1962 P5-20 N COMMUNICATIONS &: Scare words from history? life,pan in the 30s in earlier problem with American measles, with fewer than .International Flat deck Not entirely. Even plague, a centuries. Indians. 12,000 cases up to August. As .truck, Powell alr gulde Reasonably. priced 12X54 HIGHWAYS ": .... : disease now far from But the old devils still Drug treatment today is so with polio, the rapid decline cuhar,;1958 Gravel Truck, Morletle fully furnished. Set people's minds, crops up leave their calling cards, effective that there is no of measles is the result of Timber. Jack Iklpper, 350 up In trailer court. To view MECHANIC-PRINCE RUPERT. DISTRICT each year in the south- Little is heard of tuber- reason for anyone to die of vaccination, and Dr. Alan cmc Mo.tor on Sklppes, 635-2619 western and western United • eulnsis any more, and it has TB, says Dr. Fa,~r. ~d]i, us Hinman, director of CDC's ': Gumm'er, . ch~Insaws, -. States. Thirteen so far were become a wholly curable late as 1976, there were 3,130 immunizaUon d;;'.i:::, ~"~ I=5-16• N • • ,_. CompetHion 7.9:2875-tl . ! ¢'onval~ora, motors, belts, stricken this year by what disease. In 1965, about 50,000 deaths. he thinks the October, 1982, ' -- " '~l,~mplU' used to be called the cases were reported in the rib has a long incubation target for the complete i,: :Misc. Tools and Equipment. 1972 N0rweatern Moblle • ' northwnailowanc e Black ~.: Asking price•negotiable for • Home 12X56 wlth IOX12 Death. Twenty in 1976• • U/fited States, down to 28,521 period and some cases cc. eradication of measles will , further Into contact Brian finished addition . Un. • Small reminders of the last year. curring now result from be met. At M~ladld Lake,! under dlrectfon of m~hanic pestilence that wiped out Tuberculosis nevertheless infection 30 years ago, when Other diseases that -Elder 615.49SI weekdays furnished. In good condition. foreman, to overhaul all equipment; to sUporvlsa I~hNean 8:30 A.M. and 4:30 Reasonably priced. Ph. 635. millien people-- a quarter of keeps cropping up every the disease was still ram. nowadays are mostly and Instruct when requlr~l l unlor menMnles Europe's population-- in the day, says Dr. Lawrence. pant. reminders: • P.M':' " ' .... • 6539 and other staff.In .the unit; to minimize repair .::,*A!0-20 Nov .... : CTFN 31.10.79 14th century. " Farer of the Centre for Plague is much less Whooping cough, with costs; to relieve as foreman wh#n required; I significant, with onl~' about 250,000 patients in the la(e related duties. • :' TExAs OIL. CORP. leeks: 1,0(}0 to 1,-500 cases w~rld- 1930s, is now down to 2,000 a " .v~ll.est.abllshed, successful wide each year. In the year. Diphtheria, from ~ coml~, ny as dl|trlbuter for Qualifications-- Three to four years' exiStlance United States, the plague 200,000 in the 1920s to fewer ~llne of high performance" as a mechanic; proferobly;Ncondery or NOTICE seems to peak in five-year than 100 now. Mumps, from t. ruoflng products THE ClTYOF vocational school graduation and 'lame cycles, for no obvious 152,000cases in 1968 to 16,-600 men0factured by Its PRINCE RUPERT knowledge of super vilLa and tMmlnlatratlon. Effective R0vmber 15, 1979, reason, says Dr. Arnold in 1978. German measles -- Canadian Sub'Mdlary HAS FOR SALE Some shift work; fleM repalrl end outilda work Kaufman of the CDC,with rubella- dropped from may be requlred; must supplyown hand t~ls./~ the next peak due in 1980 and Out|tending growth and ~overnment trailer ' Is avallaMe. the District of Terrace landfill site 57,000 in 1969 to 17,000 last '* ~'oflt opp~tunlty. No prior 1.only Pehaka Steel Cut ot 1981. year• roofing experience Sew, Modet HS 260. will chan~e to winter hours. The plague bacillus is necessary. We're experts In 1.only Onan Generator SN spread by fleas that live on Worldwide,. the must 112C701872. rodents, causing an in- dramatic achievement in our field, offering complete Vehicles 1 ton or less: relegating a scourge to. ,, training at our Intornatlonal 1-only Grace Grease Pump, flammation of the lympb Mode! 03~9, Serial Nbr. nodes -- the classic bubonic history involved smallpox, : Headquarters. at no cost. • 24 hrs. per day now virtually eradicated. Applicants should have e7427.E. plague. Pneumonia or pul- 1-only SA Dump Box monary plague is more dan- The United States h~s not • marketing and application repor~d a case since 1949. capabilities. Contact F.A. 1.only Tandum Dump Box. Vehicles larger than 1 ton: gerous, because it is even Rudy, Southweltern 1.only 75 HP Chrysler more contagious. Patients These advances in public Petroleum Corportatlon, Outboard Motor. Model 757 2:00 - 5:00 P.M. Monday to Friday are promptly isolated at the health are reflected in the ': Box 789, Fort Worth, Texas BB, Serial Nbr 2817. first sign of infection and CDC itself. It began in 1942 1.only 1967 Gardner Den'¢er, ; 76101, Telex: 759300, DISTRICT OF TERRACE treated with tetracycline, as the Office of Malaria Cable: SWEPCO. 150 CFM Compressor. streptomycin and' sulfa Control in War Areas, then in : '/I~16,19,20 N 1.only Ford SA C.W. 20Cu drugs. 1946 became the Com- Yd. Leach Garbage Packer, municable Disease Centre. I I Cases in the United States Serial Nbr. CODLOD.%010. are concentrated In a cluster In the 1960s, the centre 1-only 1968 GMC SA Cab and in Arizona, New Mexico, became involved in inter- Chassis, Serial N~. C95438. OISTRICT OF TERRACE British Columbia Colorado, and Utah and in national, as well as 1703680. California and Oregon. domestic, infectious disease : For Sale-197g Ford Granada 1.only 1968 G.M.C. V~ Ton 3uildings Corporation Prairie dogs can transmit control. Its latest name E.S.S. P.S.P.B. radio. Pickup, Serial . Nbr. plague through their fleas change in the early 1970s, to ,~ Bucket Soots, radial tires, PART-TIMEINSTRUCTORS Invitation to Tender . the Centre for Disease CS1341260695. PROJ ECT B25 and campers may be ex- ,.. trades accepted. Phone 635. 1.only, 19.68 GMC Tandem posed If, for example, they Control, reflects its change 2009.. • ,. . Cab and Chassis, Serial Nbr. : Renovation to Maintenance Establishment place their sleeping hags on in direction to disease NEEDED prevention. JM8210P101925 For Terrace Recreation Dopartmlmtl Winter .~mlen Ministry of Highways old rodent burrows. Sur- ,: It/1:'Dodge "aspa,n :stafton 1.only 1975 Ford'V= Ton PU, (January - March) of recreation programs. Prince Rupert viving fleas that might carry "Much of the im- .:. Wago'n,'" q~tcem.,ely. 'low. Serlal Nbr, F10GRW20017, Qualified Instructors needed. In the. ,IWla &, Crafb, 'plague then feed on the provement in life expectancy General Interest & FItMOS areas. Experienced Sealed tenders are Invited for the renovation to the campers. in the 20th century can be Hunters also need to attributed to the prevention .... ipj)rKlate~ Pfi,.~,&IS,9t~'~o£0ndlttons of Sam vo!uniears al!O needed to lied ~ programs. above building. This season we are i~rflcularly looking for Instructors exercise some care, avoiding of communicable disease," £ - .'':' ~ .... :: ::~1o~-,Ik.Where]i,'" : or leaders for: animals that appear sluggish says Dr, William H. Foege, Tenders will be received by the Corporation in care of or animals that already are ,; Par Sale-aftra 2.A certlfled cheque or FITNESS the Architect Alexander Insalberg, 4721 Llselle Ave., centre director. Now the . 1969 Pontiac 4 door sedan. money Order for 10 percent - Exercise to Music. 2 Or S times weekday mornings. dead. centre is focusing on chronic Terrace, B.C. VeG IT3 on or.before December 11, !.!)79 Dr. Kaufman says there is 1N~ Cadillac Convertable. of the amount offered MUST Co-ed Fitness - 2 even.lngs perweak, experienced In at I:00 P.M. Tenders available at this time will be rather than infectious 1946 Chav. Panel I~ enclosed for offer to be no evidence of an increase in diseases. phys. ed. opened In public at the above address. :plague over the years but 1953 Chav. Panel considered. - Yoga - day and-or evenings, For example, the CDC with population increases in contracted in late 1977 with : 1947 Plymouth Coupe. 3-The highest or any offer not • . Body bulldlng ...... : Tender documents may be obtained on November 16, ' 1967 Pontiac 2" door hard top necassarlly accepted the Southwest and West 10 states to conduct com- SPORTS 1979 by General Contractors only from the office of the more people are liable to be • for parts. 4- Offers addressed to the . Martial Arts - particularly Instructor for children's munity diabetes demon- architect as above upon receipt of a refundable deposit exposed. stration projects. i, 1.383 "Motor underslgnsd must be sub- luck). of SSO.00payable to the Corporation. Except In the case 1.2ffi) Motor miffed In writing, In a sealed Polio is as nearly extinct "If we look to the century's . Badminton. for adults. • . of the successful contractor deposits will be refunded final two decades," Dr. Vlew at 3514 Clore Avenue, envelopeand clearly marked - Broombell leader. . '.. • upon satisfactory return of documents within one as the plague, though a Thornhlll. Phone 635.9765. "Offer.Re Equipment for reminder of the days when it Foege says, "it appears • ARTS & CRAFTS .. • m~th. of.." taflder..~l~lng~,date..... - . .... C3-16 N- " ...... ~'~lleU-.wlll~be:re~ived. up .to - Upholstery' =:,,...Wlnemakl, figl,.:,~ ..... :w~m.a ,£earsmne~hing~came~:ol~tlom : 'that :turrn~ :"ira. H ~f ~:'_ •,~g0 P:M.'loL~lr.Tr~'e~:Fr1~ay recently with anouthreak -" provements in life ex- "T~73 F~-d-STifl~"Wag0n, Woodworking, • . • Bridge.or Canasta T~der d0cui~en~s"may be viewed at Nut~hern b.C[ . Wood roflnlshing evening .Instructer • first in the U.S. since 1972 -- pectancy and reduced Auto P.S.P.B.P.W. Tow •Construction Association, 3LS1.- 10th Ave., Prince among unvaccinated Amish morbidity will result from • Cabinet making ... Instructors for Native I I~ckage. Ideal family car. George; aSS - 3rcl Ave. West, Prince Rupert; 4931 Keith in Pennsylvania, Iowa, and prevention of the chronic Equipment may be viewed - Flower arranging • : Indian Crafll Ave., Terrace; Amalgamated Construction '1t~73 Plymouth • Furey at theClty Stores, Wantage Wisconsin. diseases." P.S.P.B. Auto. Tow package. day ur evening . koothercraff Association, 2675 Oak St., Vancouver; Plan Viewing Rd., 0:00 A.M. tu 4:00 P.M. - Easter Egg Painting . Lapidary Centre, 37115 Myrtle, Burnaby; Construction This car is In very good Monday to Friday. running condition, Ideal for .Instructor for . Weaving Association of Victoria, 1075 Alston St., Victoria. March workshop. • Splflnlng & Dying '.ucond car. G.H. Andersen, Health food nuts ("l~lmparland..~;412 Highway • Ethnic cooking - Watercolor~ Bid depository for. mechanical and electrical sub. Purchasing Agent, •! ti~ West. Ph 635-6174. Dearer • Microwave cooking . . Sculpture • trades will close at 3:00 P.M. on December 1~, 1979 at City of Prince Rupert, : Nv.~Sl. - Breadmaklng . Balsa Craft & model the Construction Association offices In Prince George advocates spread 424 West 3rd Ave., " ~ ~ - Cake decorating Building . saturday; and Vancouver. ,, C3-16 N ~.,~ .,,l~!0(;¢~upart, B,~, ~,. .... WINNIPEG (CP) -- The Member Ken Porter :'MUSIC- Recorder "~'' m~hTJei~d:'' 6f' stresses "the community 1979 Multang, 302VS, DANCE - Ballroom, DIsco, Folk, Square, Dencerlze' Information regarding bonding Is contained In th~ '~ "Harvest A2-IB,23N Instructions to bidders. The lowest or any tender will Coiled'tire want people to sense" at Harvest, am.fro, mpx. Offers? 635. MISCELLANEOUS " "" "Nobody is boss here. 3822 or 635.6556 not necessarily be accepted. General Inquiries may be know about their health food Instructors for Senior Cltlsens-. Program i co-operative, but not Nobody owns the store," he P 15,16,20 Seniors Activity Night Leaders. one~evenlnga mon~ i directed to Prelect Administrator, 317.1307 or the Prelect M;'neger, Mr. Mike Nelms, 317.5081in Victoria because they want the group says. First Aid ..::." ') '.:.- " ' ',..".' itself to expand. " Chorney adds that Har- 1975 Blazer 4X4 In good or the Architect, 685.252~ in Terrace. Pre-school French Instructor • ' : : :: .~. ~: .... Instead, they want to vest's members are trying to . condition,low mileage. Ph Must sell Immediately. Ideas for any other programs Jhat you'd !Ike t0glve or 635.4586 for further Into. 1977 31 Foot Wilderness encourage others to develop "develop a sense of Travel Trailer. Asking take-- Call Mary-Margaret Or Tm;rlat IN-I174 before ' alternatives to chain-store oneness." CS.21 N v S8,500.00.View at Reel Inn Nov. 23.. - " . " .. ' shopping and supermarket "People come in and ask 1970 Toyota Station Wagon Motel Highway 16 West. Last prices. the cashier 'do you have any 1N5 Chev MOlIbu Station trailer on left. "We are interested in almonds?' It should be 'do ritish Columbia developing other neigh- we have any almonds.' It's Wagon. CTFN 2-11-79 everybody's store." uildings Corporation borhnod collectives," says Ph 635-36O4 Paul Cherney, who helped P5-21 N •. Priced for fast Sale II foot found the Harvest Collective Vanguard camper Call 630. 1974 Chev 4 door, 350 v.g XMAS IS SPECIAL POSITION AVAILABLE 18 months ago. No hot 1/49 after 4 P.M. Chorney is one of about 350 Auto Transmission. P.S. P3-16,22,23 Remember friends and NOTICE TOCREDITORS New tires. Asking S1,79$.00 relatives at home and TITLE: GRO.UP: members who volunteer OBO Phone 63~.84~4 after 6 MUST SELL IM- abroad with souvenlers of BUILDING-MECHANICAL PROPERTY their labor for the chance to air from your area of B.C..Send IN THE MATTER OF THE MAINTENANCE MAN MANAGEMENT buy bealth food at lower- p.m. MEDIATELY: 1977 31 ft. ESTATE OF WILLIAM PS-19 N Wilderness travel trailer. Beautiful British Columbia's, MARTIN C~MPBELL,.late. than.usual prices. There is a LOCATION: DEPARTMENT: waiting list of others who this man Asking $8,S00. View at Reel GREAT NORTH Magazine- of Telegl:aph Creek, $1.25 each or If 10 of more BOBQUINN B.M.U. 19 would like to do the same. WATERLOO, Ont. (CP)- Inn Motel, Highway 16 W. S1.00 each- As stockln~g .Province . of, , British If you've ever thought, even Last trailer on left. (ctfn.2- LAKE REGION 4 Members punch cash, make yogurt or granola, casually, about fighting your 10.79) stuffei's try YELLOWHEAD Columbia. ~ . :.: t ,'I~'~:. • "~." " , " ~"'. . ". electrical energy woes by OPEN TO BOTH MALE AND FEMALE AP. order food, and elan and 1181 . r'uru r-lov r,,,^?.v, wt DOLLARS.serles of four, .Credltors end others h@v!ng" installing a windmill, MOTORHOMES FOR Terrace, Kltlmat, claims against the above PLICANTS. replenish Harvest's shelves Like new, must sell. Only with whale-wheat spaghetti, chances are you've given up / 7,000 KM. Ph 63S-2198after 6 RENT: 20' to . 26'. Morlcetown Canyon and estate are re~lul~ed.,to~l~lnd'~ on the idea when you saw Luxuriously equipped. Fully Mount Robson. Set of four j(I~UTIES: Reporting to the Building Manager or his fresh goat's milk, organic '~ p:m. $,1.50 or $1.2S each. Ais0 full particulars of Such~; apples, soap and non-pol- waht the basic commercially ,.: C4-16 N Insured. Available for Nov., claims to tt~e .U,mlerllgned '~ designate malnta ns bud ngs and mechanlca produce units cost. Dec., Jan. Phone 632-2420. available In .999fine silver at executerl at P.O. l~..4~p, I systems to Coi'poratlon standards, responds to client luting laundry detergent, '1976 Sierra 4 wheel drive. and other wholesome goods. • You may also have ducked (c20.16N) I24.00 each. Terrace, Pray!nat of .Brlt).lll~/ requests. Works on his own on a large variety of semi. for economic cover when ,: ~ Cond. Lots of Extras. s~lUed building and grounds maintenance tasks In. There is no colering in the i LOW mileage. Must nell Ph. Explorer 0 foot Canopy boat B.C. YELLOWHEAD 16 Columbia, V~"411t~lli~~ cheese. The store stocks reading a magazine and before January 1Sth,,l~ 'cfocllng servicing and molntalnlng diesel electric brown rice instead of white, spotted one of the elaborate '; 13~1505. ' rack, back ladder. Travel Ass'n., . after which date the pat~..~ r,,~]l~Mratlng plants. Performs other related duties as Removable back door, plus and cereals are unrefined. systems built for ex- £F TN 6.11.79 BOx 3636, ' will be dlstrHl~ted amotlg ft~". ~lred. May be required, from time to time, to act as perimental use on offshore centre door. Older Pioneer Smlthers, B.G. VOJ2No ~v~o~,T~ades Helper. The beekeeper who sells '~ 1970 Bronco P.S.P.B. Peal- Chain saw. Vanguard g foot Phone847.9216 . partial entitled thereto, honey to the collective islands. .. traction 351 with 4 speed. canopy with Insert and floor C5.2,9,16,23,30 Nov. having regard o~ly to the doesn't use cbemicals to stun Run Levene seems to have claims of which they have. .QUALIFICATIONS: Must have a good general /Exc. tapedeck and radio. door, beth lined, Insulated the bees when he is the perfect answer to notice. knowledge of heating and ventilating, carpentry, • Asking $7,100. Call 635-$416. and wired. Will trade for gathering honey. He blows meeting an obvious energy mechanical, plumbing and electrical repairs. need at less than prohibitive ' Cs-g1N pickup or cash or ski.duo. Knowledge and experience are required In building them out of the way with a 638-1744 NELLIE CAMP. fan. cost. BEkL,Admtnlstrat'lx malntenanca and repair, also servicing and main. P3-19 N Chorney says good food at His system is built from NOTICE INVITING CRAMPTON AND BROWN, tonanca of dleeel electric generating plants. Secondary good prices is one of best three oll drums hwich have school graduate preferred. Must possess a valid B.C. APPLICATIONS FOR Sofk:ltor~ reasons for setting up a been cut, bent and stacked. MAINTENANCE OF A21-16,1622,23N ' Driver's Llcence. collective. "I started building it and For Sale 1970 14X70 High- THORNHILL REFUSE "But food is just one adapted as I went along," wood Mobile Home. Set up SITE SALARY: $16SS-month. Currently an Isolation Levene says. "I had com- We prepare your In- aspect. It's working together end skirted with OX12.ad- NOTICE OF SALE allowance payment of $169.95 per month Is paid In that's much more important. plete access to the machine dltlon, corportatlon papers over the Sealedtenders addressed to MECHANIC'S LIEN ACT addltloo. There's the idea that people shop and all the tools so I 635-3611 phone..fest. For more In- "the underslgned and marked work together to lower coat. could work on it whenever I formation please call THE Thornhlll Refuse Site Notlcels herebyglvefl M A. Bob Qulnn Lake Is a Ministry of Highways establish. "People join for a variety wanted." .:: ci0.. N LAW SHOPPE of JACK D. Maintenance will be E." Clal~ the ragtstered ment located 260 miles North of Terrace, 138 miles of reasons-- the type of food, The 250-pound windmill JAMES; M.B.A.LI.B. TOLL received until 4:30 p.m. ~mwofa Triumph Herald North of Stewart and 120 miles South of Dease Lake on the savings, working cost him $550 for materials "12)(41 Statesman. Set up In FREE 111.1~.463-$03S (In November 19,1979. Convortabls. Registration Highway No. 37 (Siewart-Casslar). together." such as discarded oil drums, • C~-Smlth trailer Court with Vancouver call 687.2442. Specfflcatlon and contract Nbr. lse4107, Serial SFC. Anne Kent joined as a plywood, two taper roller washor and dryer, stove and Chargex and Mestercharge documents may be obtained i~J9 to coma forth before SEND APPLICATIONS TO: Mr. Alan Andrews, means to save money. bearings and a central metal welcome. on request from the Regional November lUSh, 1979 to pay Regional Manager, Human Resources, shaft on which the system Attn.10.10-79 F "And then there was the Ph 63S.9742 after S p.m. District of Kltlmat-Stlklne, outst~nalng balance owed to British Columbia Buildings Corporation, community feeling," she rotates. i CS-21 N Nhr. 9.4644 Lazelle Avenue, Terrace E~llna Rob~llders 2275 Qulnn Streel, says. "I thought I might "In theory if you put five For your Xmas Shopping Prlnce George, B.C. V2N 2X4 ~For Sale 1970 14X70 Manco visit Jeanette's Ceramics In Terrace, B.C. 635-7251. for eefvlcee porfor.miKI O!1 meet people, other people or l0 of them in a row at- ~k~blla Home unfurntshed. New ReaD.Nelson Rd. The lowest or any tender, the afore mlmtloned vehicle APPLICATION MUST BE RECEIVED ON OR who are vegetarians. But tached to a generator and battery storage system, you ~,:t,et up and sklrted In local Candles and Burble Doll will not necessarily be ac. oh or ~onutJunle 11, 1973 or BEFORE NOVEMBER 199h, 1979 BEFORE 4:30 P.M. now the food has become the : trailer park. Ph. 635-9736. Clothes and Ceramlca. ' ~pted. vehlclewlil be sold for cost ot small part. The seeial aspect could provide power for 635.7395 Incurred charges. has become a major part. businesses or even a group of ".CrFN 2-11-79 P20.30 N A4-13,14,15,16N PI~-~L~ N It's a family." .homes." Levene says. ( ' t

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:ON FATHERS • :, . : Fight the lung cripplers. :.

eparatlon a to an e '.. :=I=. ' ~ Use ChristmasSeals ... | It's a matter of life and breath WINNIPEG (CP) --One of "Then suddenly it hits yon parted in, 1970, They have part this book was written Its title was the publisher's must he maintained with the" the worst moments a father -- 'My God, these are my two sons, Joshua, 15, and for ourselves." idea. Gariey and Koulack mother, experiences during the kids, and I'm a visitor.'" Daniel, 14. Although it is called a wanted to call it For "There needs to. be " breakup of a family is the Gatley and David Koulack, Koulack says he and handbook, its authors say it Separated Fathers. goodwill on both sides. ! realization that he is a visitor two Winnipeg psychologists, Galley were able to help in not intended to give an- "The book shnply says, "It's very common to to his own children, say the have based their book on each other over the years by swers or hard-and-fast rules. 'Here are the kinds of things function out of fear; When co-authors of the Single their own experiences. discussing their cir- Instead, it offers advice on happening to us, to our you're talking to the parent Father's Handbook. Gatley has two children, oumstasees. such diverse topics as tolling friends, to our clients, "and who controls ~ustody, you :At first, says Robert Robert, 10, and Samantha, 7. "Merely exchanging in- the children about the here are some of the things hold back from speaking Gatley, "the idea that you're He separated from his wife formation made us realize separation, custody and we've done,'" says Koulack. your mind because you're losing a family doesn't occur six years ago. we were not peculiar. It was visitation rights, and feeding "We're terribly fallible. afraid of jeopardizing your' to you. Koulack and his wife extremely helpful. In a large the children. But we managed to wind our time with the kids."

way through it all. So the I first message is anyone can do it. The book offers Baby is doing just fine now passible ways of dealing with the problems, but there may FOR: i SAN DIEGO, Calif. (AP) party thrown by Mignon's Myrna Faulkner's four "This Is the light," Mn. he other ways of dealing with -- At birth, MignonFaulkner parents. daughters has grown to Fauikner said. them." weighed just 17 ounces -- Mignon, pronounced about 22 inches long from "We've spent a lot of time Galley and Koulack agree - continued dralnage,,sewer iI little more than a loaf of Megan, was born more than about 10 inches and her with Mimi here at the h~zpi. that the best thing for fathers bread. Now the tiny baby, four months premature last weight has climbed to 10 tel," she added, "and now about to become separated and water: proarams .. ::. " believed to be most Nov. 7. Doctors estimate she pounds, nine ounces. we just want to take her from their wives is not to be M prematurely born baby to was in her 23rd week of "It was a longwait for us," home and get her into a impulsive. survive, is a year old and gestation--just entering the Mn. Faulkner said, "full of normal family setting, "Give yourself some going home for the first time. second half of fetal trials and happiness." without all the noise of the time," Koulack says. "Don't Friends, relatives and development. Her birth • "But we always knew machines and monitors." make quick judgments as to hospital staff members wasn't announced until there would be a light at the what you're going to do." jammed a lounge at January, when doctors felt end of the tunnel," The life.sustaining ap- programs " .. paratus and round-the-clock Galley adds, "Don't burn Children's Hospital and she had a 50-50 chance of She smiled down at the your bridges." Un- Health Centre here Sunday survival. daughter who was happily medical eare has pulled Mignon through two kidney fortunately, he says, snap for a combination goodbye. In the last year, the smearing pink icing into her decisions are made in the welcome home-birthday youngest of Curtis and dark curls. failures, open-hcart surgery, -increasedpark &Ferry. : regular blond transfusions, "desire to escape the pain." chronic lung disease and a Koulack says the perforated intestine. separated father might Island developm!nt " . ' Writer says cookbooks Under the heat lamps in agree to let his wife take the intensive.care unit, everything- including the Mignon also developed children. outsell scalded skin syndrome, a But he c~utions: "Tho - arena restructunng.tO include sex manuals bacterial staph infection that 'take everything', kind of TORONTO (CP) -- The Cooking for Therapy, Cocks the pair are aiming for caused lesions to erupt over statement comes back to youth centre. . ' ': ".. 1980s could bring a return to pointinf out that doing 3,000 rifles in hardback and her body and resulted in the haunt you. Your wife might an era of home en- anything With your hands -- paperback. temporary less of all her skin say, 'You didn't want tertainment because eating such as cocking --.can he "We thought that a cook- and hair. She also has a anything to do with the kids out is becoming more ex. therapeutic. bonkonly store was such a hearing defect that may he in the beginning. How do I ON NOVEMBER 17th RE-ELECT pensive and the cost of Although neither Martin tremendous idea," he says, permanent, doctors said. know you've changed gasoline is keeping people nor Ms. Niemi had any broad "we wondered why no one now?"' closer to home, says a experience with book else was doing it." "No one can make Kouiack and Galley Say Toronto book publisher. retailing or cooking, they say To test the water, Martin predictions about her that children need both TAL,STI A,.,Iac X Peter Martin, who they've already started to and Ms. Niemi established a future," said her physician, parents, and to ensure they TO TERRACE COUNCIL recently opened a shop learn something about the free monthly food and drink Dr. Richard Henderson. havethem, communication which stocks only cookbooks, trade, newsletter. "There will be years of says that cooking may rival "Cookbooks outsell sex What's Cooking provides followup care for Mignon parlor games for self. books three to one," says Ms, tips, book reviews and food and she'll be coming back initiated fun. It's relatively Miemi. gossip and attracted more here for weekly check-ups." SATURDAY 5 p.m..to midnight inexpensive and totally "And they aren't stolen as than 1,000 subscribers across The cost of Mlgaon's year. rewarding. often as books on the country in only six lo,g hospital stay "figures I His partner Maggie Niemi automechanics," says months.. out to roughly $1,000 a day," ,, _,.., ..... j ,._, ,,.._. he said Insurance coven says that a psychiatrist has Martin. W~ V~ I~ULIIIUM tl~t Ul¢~rt~ -- " KING all CFTK ,i .BCW :'. a' Kcrs • • csulq" written a book called In their store Books for are extravagant collectors." nor care. (NBC) . qP (CBC) I (CTV)...:' 1: (PBS) ••

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