PROVINCIAL LIBRARY PARBIAUBNT BLD~ hill increase partly due to lawsuit By ED VUDIN taken by Mickey John- :::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::if the court case con- spent to begin payments Herald Staff Writer son. Harold Reay, the. .tinues into 1980. Ac- the newly installed T- Out of every $1 increase trsasurer.of the Regional cording to both Reay and bar. According to Reay, in tow rates at Kit- District of Kitimat- John Pousette, the ad- the ski hill management sumkalum ski hill, 60 Stikine, confirmed this ,SKI HILL RATE HIKES SLAMMED ministrator of the expect to break even this cents is being allocated to Tuesday. regional district the total year in spite of the T-bar offset legal fees resulting Reay noted.the regional Skiers at the Kitsumkalum Mountain ski hill should the ski hill. "The legal fees should not be taken out of of $19,000 will cost skiers not have to pay towards the $9,000 in legal fees" In- the ski hill," he stated, expense, legal fees, and out of a court action being district spent $9,000 in 60 cents on every dollar the outstanding deficit. legal fees this past year, curred in the Mickey Johnson suit, Nadine Asante and He alsoquestioned the amount of money spent on increase. money which is part of Johnson both said on Tuesday. • legal fees, $9,000 last year and a projected $10,000 in Sincle day ski passes at the approximate deficit Asante, who is a candidate for the regional district 1980. Kitsumkalum have risen directorship in the Thornhill-Queensway area, says of $30,000 incurred in to $9, a rise of one dollar users shouldn't have to pick up the steadily lnaunting "My lawyer advises me that if that exorbitant 1978-79. That deficit is from last year's rates. ) legal tab. : amount is Mr. Galt Wilson's bill (the attorney of the ) being picked up in this regional district)it should 5e referred to the registrar Season passes for day year's operational "I can't see why the individual skiers are being skiing only have jumped forced to pay for a lawsuit against the regional district of the court for review and will no doubt be reduced to budget. • ' a third of that amount," he said. Johnson's lawyer is from $130 to $165, and "So far we've only when it isn't their fault," she said. Reay says $12 of the $35 Harold Reay, the treasurer of.the regional district, Christopher Harvey of Messrs. Russell and Dumoulin spent $9,000, we expect to of Vancouver. increase is accounted by pick up the deficit for last said Tuesday.that 60cents out of every $I raised in tow the legal fees. rates are being directed towards paying af legal fees Meanwhile, Asante was criticalof'Johnson's role in year and break even on the matter. Reay says the regional this year's operation," he in the Mickey Johnson Recreation Ltd. versus the • district has no intention •explained. "We're Regional Districtof Kitimat-Stikineet all lawsuit. "Listening to CFTK's Profile open .line show of seeking an nut of court . picking up the legal fees Asante wondered if "there shouldn't be some sort of Tuesday morning, itseemed to me rather incongruous settlement. as part of this rate in- "insurance to cover such contingencies". that Mickey Johnson would constantlyreiterate about Johnson, who is a candidate for a seat on Terrace "We feel we're not in crease." the high cost of recreationwhen it appears'to me he's the wrong, so there's The $9,000 in legal fees council, says he is suing the regional district for part of the case in his suit .against the regional negligence in breaking of a contract. district," she said. nothing to settle," he accounts for about 3S said. cents per dollar increase He added it was the regional district and ad- Johnson says the suit is his "only legal recourse in p.dnistrator John Pousette who were being sued, not the matter". The provisional budget in this season's tow rates. for Kitsumkalum JOHN POUSETTE... In addition, another mountain in 1980 in- MICKEY JOHNSON... .,confirms reason $10,000 is being allocated, !:i:i:~:~:~:i:i:i:i:~:i:~:~:~:~:i:i:~:i:~:~:~@~:::::~:~:~::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::i:~:!:i:i:i:i:i:!:!:i:i:i:i:!:i:i:!:i:~@~:i:~:~::::::::::::::::::::i:i:i:i:i:i:i:i:i:i~:...~:~:i:i::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::dicates $17,000 will be ...said the cause i r RUPERTSTEEL & TERRACE-KITIMAT SALVAGELTD. 14 Flavors Seal Cove ltd., Pr. Rupert / / DOTTLE DEPOT 624-5639 h Beer & Pop Bottles 4&16 Lazelle Ave. WE BUY copper, brass, all metals, Tecruce, B.C. 10s.m.-6 p.m. dally except Sunday batteries, etc. Call us - We are Wednesday, November 14,1979 20C Volume 73 No 2!9 /I • :oP, Men. through Sat., 8 a.m.-5 p.m. Fri.tlll9 pJ~. • , t J HOSTAGES WAlT Fight now

"I)),)$)~ : ~:'i:~/)i|M ,' over money !l:i=/ ....:: , (i ; • , • ,/:>/.% ~::^:: ..... U.S. said ready to use force •"Y~, i-,]=~:;: ~,,,.+'~,+~,;L :~ " WASHINGTON (AP) -- to his office after the an- will not be able to blecX the .... ~ - , President Carter acted today nouncement in Tehran, funds,

"i " , i" ~ ! ,~. ,.,,~ ,>'i, ';:., to "block" all official Meanwhile, a newspaper Iranian assets in the United Abo!hassanBani.Sadr, the in Kuwait said.the U,Red ~6t~it~S"-ettdF. the Iranian 'new Irtiiiikh:" foreign States has inforrhed court- government announced it minister, said at a news triesinthePersianGulfarea will withdraw its $12 billion conference in Tehran that that it will intervene .... ,, Ji i :' ...... /: :: in deposits from U.S. banks about $12 billion in U,S. militarily to rescue the and switch them to friendly deposits will be transferred hostages if international el- countries, to branches of banks that forts fail. White House press secretary Jody Powell issued a statement saying: "The purpose of this order is Threat evaporates, to ensure that claims on Iran •.G', > .... = ...... by the United States and its most return to homes citizrens are provided for in MISSISSAUGA, Ont. (CP) city's evacuated residents to an orderly manner." -- About 75,000 people, not return home Tuesday, hope ~'~ " ",'i ' : ='~" . • 7 ...... , ...... , '~' The assets that Carter or- includedin the decisionthat experts can end the dered blocked include allowed two-thirds of the chemical-spill drama today deposits of the government so that they too can go home. of Iran, Central Bank and The approximately 150,000 "other controlled entities" in Eurocan who were allowed to return U.S. banks and their foreign home are from areas far- branches and subsidiaries. thest from the site of a fiery Powelrs statement said drops the CP Rail chemical-train the exact amount of money det'ailment. Those who live being blocked is not known, in a 40-squarekilometre area "but there is no reason for PCB claim closest to the derailment site disturbance in the foreign OTTAWA (CP) -- J,B. were forced to spend a third exchange or other markets." Seaborn, deputy en- night out of their homes. Carter acted under vironment minister, said The evacuation, the authority granted him under Tuesday the two firms which largest in Canadian history, the International filed formal objections to was a precaution against the Emergency Economic proposed federal restrictions possibilityof deadly chlorine Powers Act. for the toxic chemical gas being released into the Powell said this law gives polychlorinated biphenyls air. Firemen Kitimat firemen battle blaze at 43 Wedeene St. unit af the three.u'nit apartment, but no one was in- the president authority "to PCBs) have withdrawn their It had been expected that Monday. No cause has been determined as yet, but an jured. deal with any unusual and claims. the danger would be over fight blaze investigation is underway. The fire gutted |he centrsl Photo by Ann Dunsmulr extraordinary threat to the Seaborn told the Commons Tuesday as experts drained national security, foreign environment committee that the chlorine tanker, but policy or economy of the both firms withdrew their officials were surprised to United States." objections voluntarily after discover that most of the While the Iranian further consideration. chlorine had already gone Soutar, Giesbrecht, scrapping on government has put the The Iron Ore Co, of Canada and, they said, dissipated in amount of money in question of Labrador City, Nfld., and the air. By ED YUDIN 1978, and that the money was alderman added he wasn't "I figure a half truth Is Terrace Mayor Dave at about $12 billion, U.S. Herald Staff Writer being as frugally spent as worse than no information at Mm'oney appeared to agree the Euroran Pulp and Paper Ontario Attorney-General not against spendingthe money, reporters were told that the Co. of Kitimat, B.C., filed the Roy McMurtry said a small Terrace Alderman Alan could be the ease. providingit goes to the right alL" with 8outar's interpretation sum was closer to $5 billion. 8outar continued his attack "He has left the im- of file figures. However, objections earlier this fall to amount of chlorine gas is areas. He also criticized Carter took his action after proposed amendments still leaking, but it does not on the record of Alderman pression that we have this Soutar for making an issue of Soutar charged that Glesbrecht objected to top treasury department Msroney participating in the prohibiting the use of the constitute a major health Helmut Giesbrecht at slush fund of $500,000 with what lie termed a simple Giesbrecht's staements officials met before dawn to PCB chemicals as new filling hazard, Monday's council meeting, which we built these ex. statement of fact. mislead the public and "c=st discussion in the light of the discuss the implications of or make-up fluid during with charges that Giesbrecht travagent project," charged "Some people are getting a s shadow" on the council, elevtion campaign. Maroney the Iranian action. maintenance on electrical Officials now want to Wm~musing "half-truths" to Soutar,"We didn't have that tittle bit over sensitive since Giesbrecht retorted that has already been returned to Treasury Secretary transformers and associated obtain a huge rubber air bag sinform" the public money, we never got it and it's election time," he said. Soutar was electionecring. office by acclamation. William Miller called aides eauipment. to fit over the h01e. about, the financial ex- never spent it." Giesbrecht ' Both aldermen are pendit0res of Terrace said he stood by his .~eeking reelection on District COuncil. statements on the open line Saturda.y,Nov.17 According to Soutar, show, adding that Soutar had Soutar argued the ~,000 Giesbrecht made statements misinterpreted him. am'plus never existed in that on a local open line show Glesbreeht explained a the mill rate was reduced alleging a surplus of $536,000 figure of $~,000 is recorded when the surplus was bad beun accumulated from on the 1979 budget as discovered. He says the revenue, money which he sctuel surplus after the mill says in being spent to some rate dedueaiona was $94.0O0. degree at least this year. " H we had not reduced "There was a lot of money the mill rate, alderman to be spent sad a lot of people Glesbrecht's statement gut carried away on how to .would have been correct," spend it," he said. The he pointed out. REPORTS TONIGHT Caledonia Senior Secondary School in Terrace is hasting an open house ta allow parents to pick up their children's report cards. Parents of students attending Caledonia are invited to pick up their students report cards from 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. tonight. This car hit a patch of black ice, left the rood, hit a be shut off in the ares in order for the line to be Teachers will he available to discuns student's Car knocks power pole and overturned. The accident left a large repaired. Richard Stevens of Terrsce Ires been ALLAN SOUTAR.¢. marks and progress in classes. power out area of the city without power as a line was knocked charged with driving without due care and attention. ...on the attack i dawn. A B.C. Hydro spokesman said that power had to Photo by Greo Mlddleton Page 2, The HiraM, Wednesday, November 14, 1979

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j i Reagan's entry brings to Christmas Seals are a matter of life breath. NEW YORK (AP) -- Former Calllornia governor • 10 the number of Ronuld Reagan is kicking off Republicans seeking the job, his presidential campaign by The one•time film star ia advocating statehood for following up his an- Puerto Rico and calling for noucement with a five.day the transfer of many federal 12.city campaign swing functions to state and local through most of the early primary states after a news governments. conference today in Reagan made the Washington. proposals, part of what he A videotape of Reagan's called his "new agenda" for speech was seen in most the 1980s, in a speech parts of the U.S. and the Tuesday night- announcing candidate delivei'ed a live Custom Upholstery. Fabrics & Vinyls his candidacy for the 1980 version to a packed hotel Residential Tree Service Furniture Repair and Refinishing Republican nomination. ballroom. Smooth Sailing Custom Auto Interiors. Van Convorslons +Trimming +Topping Custom Quilting of Fabrics Spill kills extensively +Removing to the ANCHORAGE, Alaska Work crews' hope to have PioneerUpholstery the area clean before the Fully experienced, tterald! (AP) --A spokesman for the Ilcenced & Insured .635-9434 Natlonnl Oceanic and At- season's last group of msspheric Administration migratory birds comes FREE ESTIMATES Weekdays 9. S working on the oil spill from through. Wescott said a full Other hours by appointment a grounded Japanese fishing damage assessment could 847-2447 (Smlthers) Claudette sandeckl 3901 Doble Rd. vessel on St. Paul Island said take another week. 3212 KALUlU PHONE 635-6.~" Since 1973 Terrace, B.C. Tuesday there has been a A total of five dead seal very high kill of small pups have been found so far. animals around the salt Coast guard spokesmen water lagoon near the said only one hold of the village. Ryuyo Maru No. 2 was NO W OPEN ~~/.,,~ VAN'S OUTRAOTIHii Burl Weseott said threc- watertight at present. He inchdeep rows of dead snails said it looks like it may not l,i RopBIr~~ Furniture and other mollusks lined the he possible to retest the q &q q nterprises shore. Wescott estimated the vessel. ALEX'S BODY SHe oil may have killed half of The coast guard said two i-: .~Rlstoratioos,Hope Chests MUSICFOR ALL OCCASIO.S the small animals, a main options will be considered in the old McEwan's Shop fond source for migratory once the remaining oil is ~ CustomMall Furniture, illfiliSkill birds. pumped out of the vessel, (Across from the SkeonaHotel) He said worms were also One is to scuttle the ship and. ~*~ GeneralDaMn| Coatractin|' way. ,... dying which indicates the leave it on the recks. The Days 113S-413S Ernie 4SS-I;2S3 diesel fuel is penetrating the other is to pull it off the rocks. 4513 Grelg 635-2326 21 2510 S. Kalum 636-5685 Terraoe sand. and sink it in deep water. Israelis expel mayor JERUSALEM tAP) -- A barrassment while Israel is NORTHWEST PIPE ,o,. committee of Israel's negotiating the terms of 'S cabinet decided today to Palestinian autonomy with AND EQUIPMENT LTD, expel Nablus Mayor Bassam Egypt and the United States. Shakaa from'the occupied But the government would "' BILLIARDS & AMUSEMENTS PIPE.PLUMBINGSUPPLtES PUMPS. pOP ~~:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:..~.:..'.~.:::..'. West Bank of the Jordan appear weak if it hacked off HOSES NUTSANDBOLTS FENCING River, the government from its earlier decision to WATER SOFTENERS ANDMORE WE ALSO.SELL, SERVICE • REPAIR ALL YOUR announced. banish Shakaa, who said he HOME BRUNSWICK PRODUCTS. PIZZA WAGON Prime Minister understood the motivation of Menachem Begin's cabinet Palostinian guerrillas who 5239 Keith Avenue - Nedr R C HyOro 3213 KALUM STR~ I ambushed a busload of Pizza and sub.buns delivered to your door met as the secret ministerial hot from the oven. IERRAC£ OC PHONE 635.2473 lsraelis in March, 1978, 635-7158 defence committee to co.- leaving 34 dead in the worst sider Shakaa's case, which terror raid in Israel's left the government in a history. " ' FALLSPECIAL quandary. Shakaa was arrested If the firebrand Nablus Sunday, and since then West Eveq Snnda/& Wednesday /"~~ "~ mayor is expelled, the West Bank Palestinians generally Bank is expected to erupt in remained calm although C 6' H industr,al Cleaning ~teber 17 t0 Ibvember I1 a spasm of anti-lsraeli some rock-throwing in- violance -- an era- cidents were reported. Ltd. With any order for Pizza of M.O0 and Ul~, "~/E TRAVEL ~ yOUR~IHO'.URs/~,-~I :., order i 9" pizza o!your choicofor ~prlce. Hospital workers walk Steam Cleaning a~ ~#~ ~b's~;~i~ ...... "~ .... " ' lqille:~|-3414 ,' ...... , ~TD, making the planned strike w0rgers at a' lialf-d~ten illegal. ,, ...... Quebec hospitals staged Another union, the 37,000- Ph~me 638-1634 or 635-3545 Free delivery Tuesday to Sunday [~5-3346 io=, La,t~ ~SO ~'~ ~00{,¢ member civil servants' Closed Monday ] .s,st O vo~ ~o~*... illegal walkouts Tuesday in defiance of special onion, rejected an executi¼e legislation temporarily recommendation to defy the suspending their right to. law and returned to w~k. strike, ~vhile other public THRUWA Y . ~AMr.,~GB~Y service employees met to de- Leaders of the common cide whether to follow suit. front were to meet today to MUFFLERS ARE YOU READY FOR ,--~M~VEZK The 200,000-member decide whether their ~"cotntnon front" of members are angry enough Winter Months. ,~, . THE COLD WEATHER? ~ ~.~~ education .. and hospital to defy the legislation en ~: )'" '" ~ IOFESSiONAL wurket's~.'*ealled off :an'~masse, and early vote Nov.- Feb. unlimited strike planned for results from some schools Tuesday after the govern- and hospitals indicate they 8:30 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. "WE CLEAN" :PENDABLE ment passed a special law may well he. CHIMNEYS- FURNACES -- FIREPLACES Closed Sunday & Monday BOILERS RESIDENTIAL or COMMERCIAL CARPET & FLOORIN(~ COMPLETE FORCEO AIR HEATING SYSTEMS INSTALLATION Bomb wounds ambassador 638-1991 3010K Kalum Street LISBON tAP)- An ant-i- as saying the group was YOU SUPPLY WE INSTALL Zionist group claimed opposed to "capitalism and We offer the most efficient way of cllmnlng your entire responsibility for a grenade imperialism as represented heating system by using • PRO-VAC Residential. and sub-machinegun am- by Zionists." The caller said Plumbing • Heating • Commercial Servicing " Commercial and Industrial Mobile Power Vacuum bush that wounded Israel's there will be other attacks. Residential • Industrial • Specializing Gas Fitting Unit. Also Intropuclng the new method of utilizing ambassador to Portugal, , FREE Police set up checkpoints and Sheet Metal Shop compressed air for positive ictlen. killed his bodyguard, and in. on border crossings, airports lured three other persons. and maritime departure "Our service gives positive and efficient results" TERRACEHOTEL GIFT CERTIFICATES For these Items Portugese national radio points on orders of Premier Charlie Belanger said a group calling itself the Maria de Lourdes Pin- PLUMBING & HEATING LTD. Call the PRO.VAC people today lind ill for yoweelf. , ilir lull , bear claws International Militant tassiigo and said they are Workers telephoned and 'Unique Bathroom Boutique' • well teeth • beaver tooth looking for two men Ln a claimed responsibility for white car. They did not 44~ LAKELSE AVENUE Phone: Pro.vac industries • moose or deer aatlerstsonnlaor ~,rl Tuesday's attack. elaborate. Terrace035"5292 Can. Ltd. The radio quoted the caller P.O. Box 534 PHONE 635.9319 Serplcee Division Available'at ~e front desk of the ' Explosion TERRACE, B.C. VIIG 4B$ UR 635.9320 X.lmat 632"2466 Kltlmat-Terrace, B,C. Install • Service Ola, Wood • ~1 Furancee ~ HOTEL destroys Mng PARMA, Italy tAP) --' Ready Mix Concrete, Send, Gravel Top Soil, Drain Workers today rescued three Rock, Patio Blocks, ConcreteGravel, boa of Cement, women buried more than V4 Yard Concrete Mixer Available for Rent. GLACIER half a day in tons of rubble from an explosion that WE DELIVER SATURDAYS demolished a wing of the city PHONE 4~;-3tM if;l;: .~,~i*:a.'~ 4411LoIion Avenue hospital. Hope dimmed for P.J.H. READY MIX about 20 others missing. Constructten Ltd. .;'. ~. ' .~:~, Seven bodies have been re- ii~i~Ai ,~ Ti,a., e c covered. b'b~ . Police said one of the S women, Angiolina Bedotti, S" A Complete Glass anl was in good condition; the TERRACE, B.C. second, Erminia Bigi, was in PHONE tM15-9|52 ANYTIME Plant Off Krumm Road Aluminum Service serious condition, and the third, a W-year-old woman LES who had undergone surgery before the blast, was close to WATMOUGH death. She was not idon• EASTSIDE GROCER Y tified. Firemen working I~OW IN TERRACE STRRGORRD under spotlights in driving UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT Lives in and rain and occasional snow removed each of the women Open 7 days a week TRCK YRCHTS believes in from piles of debris after O & L PAINTING SAN JUAN hearing faint crie,~ of "Help us, help us." with Jerry &/~arg 21' to 30' Sailboats THORNHILL Interior. Exterior. Rmldentlal • Commercial to serve you & Accessories Specializing In Sand Blasting amd Industrlll Coltlngs Crash blast "" FREE ESTIMATES WEEKDAYS 8.11 WEEKENDS 9.11 635-3OOI Pl~onL ~15-,L~59 ODD NICOLAYSEN 4438 LAKELSE AVE. ~3S.ll0t If you "beautiful" YOUR FRIENDLY CONVENIENCE STORE Ken I.~mmn MOLINO, Fla. tAP) -- A giant fireball rose hundreds believe in of metres above the trees and was seen for 3Z lhrnhill kilomeirea when demolition experts blasted a string of derailed propane tank cars in hope of removing the risk VOTE of a runaway explosion. "It was beautiful," said LWn Buck Renfroe, Escambla County civil defence co- ordinator. The Herald,Wednesday, November 14, 1979 Page 3 THORNHILL PLAN Community lacks interest "Tell your neighbors mat why thai. nd was turethosewhlchwillbe reportedly announced that and the west end of it's important that they designated to be developed easiest and cheapest to the core area would be Queensway Street would be attcod these meetings." after other areas, service in the foreseeable developed, developed first. Bill Godden, acting "We are trying to develop future," he said. Once again, he said that He did express concern chairman of last night's open the area logically," Godden He was also asked why due to a great number of after the question period was meeting to discuss the new areas outside of the core of technical and financial over that not enough interest Thornhill Community Plan, '~'The areas which are Thornhlll are to be developed problems wee considered, was being shown in the was referring to the meagre scheduled for development before it, after it was the Copper Mountain urea future of the area. crowd of 35 that was in the gymnasium, at, Thornhill Primary School. 1 i: ! The meeting was called to Uraniur L tailing give the public their first comprehmaive look at the new community plan. which Is stud danger outlines suggested land use and development VANCOUVER(CP) -- The Dr. Whitehead said that progression for the Thornhill B.C. Medical Association has there has been some area. warned against the health research on permanent G'IESBRECiiHTI Each of the members of hazards of storing uranium disposal methods for nuclear the committee read mine failings in two briefs wastes but "no permanent disposal method has yet been Plifrepared statements on prepared for the royal farent aspects of the plan, commission of inquiry into adopted nor has one dispesal and there was a brief uranium mining. site been selected." discussion period afterward. The commission also The physicist concluded ANNOUNCEMENT There was some heard in testimony Tuesday that mine and mill failings discussion, meaty centerisg that it is technically ira. are a source of long-term VICTORP. HAWES,Optometrist on the order of the stages of possible to totally stop contamination of the en. honored at the airline's North American sales conference held In Banff, seepage from a mine tailings viroument. wishes to announcethat he has movedhis Alberta. George Clark, center, of Quudra Travel, Terrace, receives development and on the pond. "Tin-ough the leaching of recognition award from CP Ak President lan Gray, right, and Terrace proposed bus service for the office to the SkeenaHail, For appointment urea. Discussion of the medical acids, heavy metals and manager Peter Chettle. association's briefs will not radium by groundwater, Los Watmough, Thornhill take place until February they can add to the hazards please phone representative for the but they were released to human health," he wrote. ELECTION FEATURE regional district, started the Tuesday. He said that "in the long meeting with a brief history Dr. Robert Woollard, run dams may crumble, 635-2229 or the area. From thee, chairman of the BCMA's liners deteriorate and it will other commission members environmental health be difficult to maintain any Nattress is interested read statements dealing with committee, said in his brief continuous pumping and residential, commercial and that the BCMA is unam. treatment process race a industrial, community and biguousin stating "that all of mine site is abandoned." 10 % OFF ALL MEATS in community activities institutional, servicing and the problems relating to The first witness at utility development. By ED YUDIN Her stand on boundary northward extension to be mine-mill waste Tuesday's hearings on waste Beef, Pork, Lamb, Herald Staff Writer The biggest controversy management and high-level disposal was Earls J. Kichn extension is firm. She would studied more closely. dealt with the issue of bus Turkey, Fish & Dell Terrace district council like to see it come about. "I Despite the many issues reactor waste management of the Vancouver firm of has been an exclusive men's service in the area, how must be resolved before Klshn Leeneff Consultants think we should do yet to he decided, Nattress is much it would cost and who club the last few years, but something about the Cancel enthused about the uranium mining is in. Ltd. at newcomer Molly Nattress is would pay forit. Watmoush troduced to this province." He said in his paper that Reload base on Highway 16 possibility of serving on and Goddm tried to steer the afforded a good chance of by immediately looking at cotmcil. He wrote that the history dry land storage is planned breaking down that bastion. questioners away from the of uranium mining in for two proposed uranium Overwaitea the extension of boun- "I think generally Terrace topic, as there is a public During the campaign, deries," she said in sup- is on the upgrade, we~doing Canada and his assessment mines in B.C. rather than All this week Nov. 13 to 1 7 Nattress has taken firm meeting scheduled to deal of reactor waste putting the taillngs into porting a move to increase very well compared to the with bus service specifically stands on such issues as the municipality's tax base. rest, and I'd like to work to management technology small lakes or depressions as boundary extension and next Wednesday, but the "does not give us any in other parts of Canada. In general, she favors ex- see we continue that way," audiance persisted for ten recreation. However, as is tension east and went, with she concluded. assurance that mining the case with most minutes or so. should be allowed to proceed ,ASSESSMENT ACT politicians, she has been a No decisions were reached coincident with the attempts Parents fence-sitter on some topics, : on the topic, due to next at resolving the many NOTICE TO NON-PROFIT for example amalgamation. week's meeting. problems in these areas." The other contentious asked to "We have to accept Dr. Wonllard practices in" FRATERNAL Thornhill as being there," issue was the ordor in which Clearwater near the Birch Nattreas said. "I think it is the proposed development Island uranium con- pay for it inevitable it will some day be will take place. Several centration which Con- ORGANIZATIONS one community but not at the questioners wanted to know solidated Rexspar Minerals SURREY, B,C. (CP) -- Regulatlon~ under the Asmsment Act provide for expense of Terrace tax- and Chemicals Ltd. has been The parents of three boys 1980 assessed values of meeting halle of non.profit payers." exploring for possible mine who spread paint and fraternal organizations to be based on 14.5 percent of • "I think the whole question Women's development. mustard throughout an their actual value instead of at 25 percent as In the should be left until He stated that a failure of elementary school in this past. something is done and all the adequate waste municipality south of findings of the workshop management "will have Vancouver will be asked to To qualify the land and buildings of the non.profit ;J significant health effects pay a $3,000 clean.up bill, the fraternal organization must be used, or set aside for amalgamation committee Two workshops of interest school, board decided are preseuted to the public," .' are being held at the Terrace (for example, cancer)." use, a s a meeting h.all b.y the organization for at least ,Emphasizing the need for Tuesday. -.... 150days In each year excluding any day that the land sh~said, a.d.~g, "l ~k the . ~md,:DisWlct .~ Community ' The boys, two aged 11 and communities of Terrace ~d, Services Society building at l~i~eventtve measures, the and building Is also used for: ..... doctor said these should ' one I0, were caught by police Thornhill should be given the 4711 Lazelle Street. on the weekend after they opportunity to decide." include specific studies for (I) any purpose by a parson or organization that Is The Women's Centre in the each uranium site because sprayed paint on chalk Nattross has been here CSS building is hosting a hoards and students' not a non.profit fraternal organization, since 1960 along with her People's Law School "some of the suggestions (11) entertainment where there Is an admlsston made by corporate rep- lockers, applied plastic charge, or husband, Nick, who is em- Workshop on the rights of cement to carpeting and ployed by Price-Skeena illegitimate childrea Wed- resentatives do not represent (111) the sale or cohsumptlon, or both, of alcoholic a high level of sophistication student's clothing, and beverages. Forest Products. The couple nesday. The speaker will be' pasted the staffrosm walls, have three children, or long term concern." Edmond de Walle, and the Dr. Reante Whitehead, a furniture and lights with the Patricia, Bill and John. workshop begins at 7:30 p.m. contents of a two-gallon If you think the mestlng hall of your organization The candidate was born physicist employed by an Ot- qualifies for the reduced assessment or If you wish For more information on tawa scientific consulting wtdemouth jar of mustard. and educated in England, at this wqrkshop, phone the Obscenities and general further details on eligibility requirements, please firm, prepared a brief on f: contact y~0ur local Area Assessor, or write to the: first venturing into the Wom~_' ~tre at 635-5145 nuclear waste disposal for graffitti were written hairdressing busme~ For d or the'Kermode' Friandship the association. throughout the school, board ten-year period during the Ccotre at 6,1,5-4906. spokesman Baird BRITISH COLUMBIA ASSESSMENT AUTHORITY He wrote that current 1537 Hillside Avenue fifties, Nettress and her Thursday night at the technology for the con- Bisckstone said. husband operated an English Women's Centre, Women's The school was closed Victoria, B;C. finement of mine and mill VeT 4V,) pub. Night Out presents a tellings results in "some Monday while two full shifts After emigrating to workshop on family contamination of the en- of cleaning staff Province of Terrace in 1960, she was violence. Speakers will be vironment and some straightened things up, but British Columbia employed as the manager of Joyce Neims-Matzke and marginal risks to man, reopened Tuesday. the 'five to one dollar store' Ministry of Finance MOLL Y NATTRESS... Carol La Prairie. This mainly through the RCMP said the report on and later worked for the workshop begins at 7:30 p.m. rad';eactive contamination of the boys-- all students at the Honourable Evan M. Wolfe, Terrace Co-op. In recent as well. For further in- air and water in the vicinity school -- will go to juvenile Minister of Finance years, lqattress who is in her •.. waffles on issues formation call 635-5145. of tailings." .court authorities. mid-fifties, has been in- volved with the Terrace Little Theatre. She has served as chairman of the Advisory Recreation Commission 'during which Chilcotln, Cariboo, Central A "nugget" of FOR COUNCIL time she attended council ln.terler: Cloudy today and meetings regularly and says Thursday with isolated information: she has a basic un- showers. Chance of flurries derstanding of the ways of today. Highs today near 5, It community worker municipal government. lows tonight4 to zero. Nuttress has indicated a Warmer Thursday with of Terrace for the key interest in recreation, highs near 8. and recently has expressed Northand West Vaneenver ~":V .':", "; L~I -past 20 years,. her misgivings over the 2½- Island: Cloudy today and month shutdown of the Thursday with occasional molly wants to aee: swimming pool. She would rain except snow or snow also like to see greater utility mixed with rain through the - a. 5-10 year plan providing of the arena banquet room. interior mainland...... ~%~ guidelines for future development Mining employs or supports of land, Industry & recreation. Nisgha, teachers settle the extension of •Terrace Another local school board bargaining method to over 55,000 people in B.C. boundaries east to Include Can.cel hue come to a contract arrive at the settlement, and west to Include proposed CNR agreement With their instead of the more con- In addition to employing over 15,500 people in B.C., mining expansion. teachers for the 19~0 school ventional "adversary supports over 40,000 others in our province.* These are people year. method of negotiating." in companies which provide services, supplies and equipment . The development of Ferry Island John McMynn, ' the for the mining industry. It's also estimated that 110,000 other for campers while leaving the secretary-treasurer of the There are approximately 550 natural surroundings unspoiled. Nlagha School District 92, students enrolled in the workers throughout Canada are supported by mining activity said on Tuesday a contract Niagha school district. in B.C. Mining is a major economic force in our province... has been agreed to which School District 80 of and growing! will give teachers an Kitimat reached accord with average salary increase of their teachers' association 9.7 percent. last week. School District 88 THE MINING ASSOCIATION OF BRmSH COLUMBIA McMynn says the two is still bargaining with the "Building a stronger B.C." sides used the single team Terrace teachers. 'Source: 1978 Price Waterhouse study el B C mining industry E Page 4, TIw Herald, Wednesday, November 14, 1979 • / • , TERR ACE/K ITI M AT SOMe I=oTC-14TIALCoMMER£1AL U- .S ] OTTAWAOFFBEAT i • daily herald t-I S I.UNP 140"P I)_RI / ttC . "I"seou .coomu.I BY RICHARD JACKSON Genera I 0fflce- 4,1S4~1 Published by I I -"--'---..r~2v--W_ .~.~$ ..... I P~bl ¢,Ot~ l~- _ I] [ Ottawa,- The Liberals said It. b~ore tl~e new Circulation. 63S-~7 Starling Publishers p .To TeggA fmml Parliament opened and -while you can seldom take a politician's word any more than his ~rt.y's election GEN. MANAGER - Knox Ca)upland promises at face value-it begins to leeZ eke mey EDITOR - Grog Mlddleton ILLED meant it. • CI RCU LATIUN. TERRAC E - 635.6357 Former Liberal Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau KITIMATOFFICE .632.27,17 said it first: "We'll oppose, but we won't obstruct." Published every weekday at 3212 Kalum Street, The Liberal House Leader Allan MacEachen, after Terrace, B.C. A member of Varlflnd Circulation. Authorlznd as second class mall. Registration number the New Democrats' Stanley Knowles, the most 1201. Pootago paid In cash, return postage guaranteed. learned parliamentarian of them all, re-phrasod it: "Responsibility; we're going to be..rssponM.ble:". NOTICE OF COPYRIGHT And this past opening week of parliament mmcares that this time they are as good as their word. The Herald retains full, complete and sole copyright In • "No pyrotechnics, " promised Allan MaeEachen any advertisement produced and.or any editorial or 01 solemnly. "No gradstanding. No play-acting. No photographic content published In the Herald. artificially whipped up verbal wing

I YoUr Individual By EugeneSl~ffer Horoscope ,.,/ CROSSWORD 2 3 r4 ~5 e 7 ~a s to In j ® ==! FrancesDrake~ " 12 13 , ~14 ARIES (~,. ~.l to~pr, ~9) ~-, 15 [~16 • ' • u'or ~armony in relation- ships, avoid money discussions. Instead, share ACROSS 3/Young birds 3 Blunder 21 On top of ,, leisure 'hours together and 1 Prophet 40 Past 4 Allowance 22 Spanish make plahs for the future. .li'Neon 41 Young li Exploit painter °°°" " I TAURUS May 20)U~ (Apr. 20 to 8 Splendor leveret 6 Miscelisny 23 Cardiff is its A partner may be inwardly 12 Embroidery 42 Join in ? Portuguese chief city troubled. Don't let this bother nmturial 47 Moslem matrons 25 Polaris = i ,i your work efficiency. Make "14 Lily plant prince 8 Flour-milk Z6 A small. important business calls. 15 Emotional 48 u,q. citizen paste sandpiper = lttltF II Code for Kids Balance work with play. adherent 49 Hardy girl . 9 Swan genus 2/Emerald GEMINI w..~" 16 Midday 50 Girl's 10 Humor Isle (May 21 to June 2O) 17 Bank abbr. name 11 Indites ~ A dark" An enjoyable day, if you 18 Keepa in 51,Smallcoin 13 Warble beer protect health. Don't let reserve DOWN 19 Worthless 31 The sun leisure activities interfere IM Gog and -- 1 Enervate scraps 33 Kitchen By Abigail Van Buren with work to be done. Enjoy A promise Z Epoch 20 Satisfied utensils ,, 1979 by Chicago Tribune.N.y. Newn Syn0 Inc, being homo. • C~CER ~.) 04;:~ UE~sU~h Avg. solution time: 2/rain. 34 Cancer or 49 N" m I'1 (June 21 to Jdy school Capricorn DEAR ABBY: There has been a lot of discussion in our Concentrate on finishing S5 Share. 36 Dyer's vat CRVP'rOqUIP 9- ! 0 home about a column you wrote recently, I refer to "Do's chores around the house, Not Z8 Trifle 31 Informal and Don't for Parents"-written by a 14-year-old reader. the best tinge for entertaining 29 Midge talk LHEMGMBB LHE*AHBT GHN AHBDMN I'm a 47-year-old father, and I have written some "Do's at home. L'l~dren may be weapon 38 Harness part and Don'ts for Teenagers." If you think they are worth troublesome or hyperactive. AHBT AHDME printing, a lot of a parents will thank you. 3O City In 39 Rainbow Serbia 40 African Don't bring obscene literature, pot, or any kind of drugs (July 23 to Aug. 22)~ Saturday's Cryptoquip -- KINDERGARTEN TEACHER IS into your home. Family talks may not settle Releases tree GENTLY KIND TO SOLITARY CHILDREN. Choose for your friends kids who have earned a good conditionally 4,1 Chalice reputation. things at present. A relative Today's CrylPtoqulpdue: N equais D may be irritable. Don't let ~4 A bull 44 Card with Take proper care of your own property, and don't allow Frozen one pip The Cryptoqulp is a simple substitution dpl~r In which each others to abuse it. distractions interfere with letter used stands for another. If you think that X equals O, It concentration. desserts 45 Operated Treat both parentta equally well-especially if one hap- will equal O throughout the puzzle. Single letters, short words, pens to be a step parent. N Russian 9-10 46 High (Aug. 23 to Sept. 221 and words using an apostrophe can give you duns to locating Don't threaten .to rpn away from home if your parents' work group Answer to Saturday's puzzle, explosive vowels. Solution is accomplished by trial and error. rules don't suit you. Spruce up your appearance If your parents have adopted you, try hard to adopt them. or buy yourself a present. Not Treat your brothers and sisters with consideration and the time for signing papers, respect. esp where money is involved. Don't demand things just because your friends have them. Expect a change in plans. Try to earn your own way by helping around the house, the AMAZING SPIDERMAN By Stan Lee and John Romita especially if both parents work. LmP~(SepL 23 to Oct. 22~g'~ If you have a difference ol" opinion let your parents talk, Sbare ~ou~ta with friends. and don't interrupt them. Find out what's bothering you...... you~/~ rr/ ' When youare wrong, apologize. And if you're caught in a Avoid an expensive shopping zoo-~ :1:'N1,.¢~'/,' h~ Y~P~"~k ~. lie, don't tell another one trying to deny it. spree as an escape from =: CoONNA TAKE [.~,~A I~NII~ -~ Do let your parents know that you love them. problems. -~ YOU APART'!. ,t~x~ m~ --'~ / ~,~,,~ SWANSBORO, N.C. SCORPIO I~ DEAR ABBY: My 14 year-old daugther went to-boarding (Oct. 23 to Nov. 21) school last year. In January she was put on probation for Accept invitations. A social drinking. In April she was expelled forpossession and use of gathering Is just what the marijuana. She.'s home now permanently, and things aren't doctor ordered. Friends lift going well., i'...... ' your spirits and get you out of She recentl3~ ga~;e'me ~our Columd on "'Do's and Don'ts for yourself. Parents," written by *'a loyal fan"-a 14-year-old girl. SAGrrrARIUS ~t~ Underlined were, "Don't search your kid's room. Don't read (Nov. 22 to Dec. 21) their diaries, personal letters, etc.*' This has become a major Be sure to be on time for issue with her because while retrieving my hair dryer from appointments. Friends both her room I knocked over a box containing pot pipes. Another please and irritate. Cooperate time, on our front steps, I found a letter (no envelope) con- with others for career tpining a description of how she and her friend got stoned at progress. Be gracious, school. CAPRICORN .~ Also underlined was, "Don't choose their friends for (Dec. 22 to ,hm. 19) -v CATFISH By Roger Bollen and Gary Peterman them," because I refused to let her have as a weekend guest Don't let friends distract a girl who had been kicked out of school for providing her you from career goals; Talks classmates with pot. with advisers are productive, • I agree that@arents:shouldrvspect the privacy of their children, but children also owe'their,parents some honesty. .~ot the best time for mixing It is almost impossible to deal openly w,ith problems when usiness with pleasure. the children constantly lie. Children should also realize that AQUARIUS ~ parents are not frustated Gestapo agents, but very worried (Jan. 20 to Feb. 18) father and mothers. Listen to mate's ideas about Have you any advice for our family situation? Our joint finances. Consult with daughter is still into these self-destructive habits. advisers about investments or WORRIED MOTHER IN N.Y. loans, but be wary of making career changes. DEAR MOTHER: ! recommend that you get in touch with FAMILIES ANONYMOUS, P.O.Box 344, Torrance, (.Feb. 19 to Mar. 201 Calif. 90501. Please enclose a long, stamped, self-addressed Your best bet to improve envelope. ! have recelve~r~ports from all over the United income in to capitalize on a States and Canada ra'ving about this fine supportive current work opportunity. organization, Avoid quick get-rich schemes and don't be 'talked into anything. Who said the teen years are the happiest? For Abby's new booklet "What Teenagers Want to Know," write Abby: YOU BORN TODAY are a the WIZARD OF ID By Brant Parker and Johnny Hart 132 Lasky Dr., Beverly Hills, Calif. 90212. Enclose $1 end a natural money-maker and do long, stamped (28 cents), self.addressed envelope, please. best when involved with large enterprises. Thougb at home in the world of finance, you're WITHA WAT~r~_~ ~ ~..~d~ inclined to a professional career. Law, medicine, and politics are fields for which you have a special affinity

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"For Safer Living. Fuel Economy & Cleaner Air" • CHIMNEYS BOILERS • • AIR DUCTS FURNACES'e eFIREPLACES PRO-VAC INDUSTRIES CANADA LTD. Services Division Specialists In power.vac cleaning 96 Starling Street., 635.5292 Kltlmat, B.C. V8C 1K5 ~32.2466 KATli5 LOCAL ONLY: Effective • ..COMMUNITY" 20 wOrds or less S2.00 per in- October t, 1971 30; :FUREITURE .: sertlon. Over 20 wurds S cents Single Copy 20c ,.. SERVICES. ~ . per word. By Carrier mth 3.00 &: APPLIANCES ~ 3 or more consecutive [nsertlens By Carrier year 33.00 SKEENA HEALTH UNIT FOUR NORTH National record distributor Sl.50per insertion. By Mall 3ruth. f5.00 2-3215 Eby St. One zero clearance fireplace Large two bedroom home 1972 Toyota Corolla, asking By Mall 6 mth. 25.00 Terracg, B.C. WEST ARTISTS requires part-time sales rep. , heatllator type. 36" wide, REFUNDS: ByMall lyr.4S.00 to service established ac. with third In completely price $600.00,good condition. First Insertion charged for Senior Citizen 1yr. 20.00 635-6307 with screen. Asking $295 finished basement. Features 635.2357 or view at 4708 whether run or not. CHILD HEALTH CON. i There will be an exhibition of counts In Terrace-Kltlmat. FIRM. Ph 635-5979 Absolutely no refunds after ad British Commonwealth and two glassed In fireplaces, Soucle. FERENCES paintings and prints at the Prince Rupert area. Write C5-16N has been set. United States of America one Kltlmat Museum Gallery Box 1226 go The Dally built In dishwasher, covered Pi.14 N year 55.00 Weekly at Eby St. Every back deck. Completely CORRECTIONS: Tues. 1:30 - 3:50 pro. Phone from November 20 to Herald. 3212 Kalum. 1976 Zenith chest freezer. 2 Must be made before second Box 399,Terrace, B.C. December 21. C5.14 N landscaped yard with garden 1974 Chev 4 door, 350 V-8 for appointment. cu ft. All reasonable offers Auto Transmission. P.S. Insertion. V8G 2M9 Vlvlan Antonlw, Adrlen space and greenhouse. Allowance can be matle for only Held at Thornhlll Elem., 4th considered. Phone 635.4256 New tires. Asking S1,795.00 Gunn, Martin Honlsch, Pre-School Supervisor after 6 p.m. House located In nice one Incorrect ed. HOME DELIVERY Tues. of every month from OBO Phone 638.8424 after 6 BOX NUMBERS: Terrsce & District Cindy Squazzln. Museum wanted for Terrace Day C5.16 N residential area In 1:30 . 3:30 pro. Phone for 75 cents pickup. Thornhlll & District Hours are from 12-5, Fridays Care. Call 638.1171, 635.2243 munlctpallty on one lot with p.m. $1.7'; mailed. Phone635.6357 appointment. Bobyslfters from 12 to 8, closed Sun and CFTN- 1-11-79 extra lot adjacent. Priced to P5.19 N CLASSIFIED DISPLAY: Kltlmat & OIstrict who bring children must Man. sell. For appointment to have parents' written con- Rates available upon request. Phone 632.2747 NC-19 N Offers Invited for clear view plse. ph 635.3205 sent for Immunization. mornings. NATIONAL CLASSIFIED The Herald reserves the right cutting an eight (8) acre 5 wide uniroyal Tires on RATE: to classlfy ads under appropriate ADULT IMMUNIZATION Terrace Italian stand of L. Pine and birch. I°5.16 N 22 cents per agate line. headin0s and to set rates CLINICS white spoked rims, like new. Canadian Club To be followed by grubbing Ph 635.2969. 1964 Mercury M700 with 16 ft Mlnlmum charge $5.00 per In. therefore and to determine page Every Man. and Wed. from 3 sertion. location. Annual Xmas Dance and clearing for cultivation. C3-16 N For Sale by builder. Your box. Offers taken on a "As .4:10 pro. By appointment choice of six homes. Prices The Herald reserves the right Dec. e 1979 Merchantable trees to Is-Where is" basis Ph 635- LEGAL • POLITICAL gad only. contractor, balance fo be reduced For more In- TRANSIENT ADVERTISING: to revise, edlt, classlfy or relect Arena Banquet Room For Sale: Set of two 18K gold 9131. To view. any odvertlsement and to retaln PRE.NATAL CLASSES Music: Commancheros, Hot decked on the property. 35 formation pls call collect CS-lS N 13.60 per column Inch. any answers dlrected to the heavy chain bracelets with Held throughout the year for supper, Doors open at 8 p.m. miles east of Terrace on spanish designed medallons. days.562.4114, evenings.562. BUSINESS PERSONALS: Herald Box Reply Servlce, and to expactent parenfe, Phone repay the customer the sum pald Proceeds to the Child Highway 16. D Harvard, Appraisod value $7000.08 set. 3697. 1979 Ford F.150 Explorer $4.00 per line per month. Health Unlt for details and One 4 month basis only. for the advertisement and box Development Center. P.O. Box 2458, Smlthers B.C. Write Terrace Herald co Box CTFN-25 Oct 79 'Like new, must sell. Only rental. registration. NC.19N 847.2993 1227. 7,000 KM. Ph 635.2198after 6 DEADLINE Box roplles on "Hold" In. PRE.NATAL BREATHING Eagle Street-Kltlmat. Cozy 3 atrucflons not plcked up wlthln 10 P20-11 Dec. PS-14N p.m. DISPLAY: days of expiry of an ad- and RELAXATION TheAngllcen Church Bazaar Br. bunglaow with carpet, C4.16 N 4:00 p.m. 2 days prior to vertlsement wlll be destroyed EXERCISES will be held Sat. Nov. 24, Wanted Someone for 48"X15" 5 hole leap wheels. franklin fireplace, Stone publlcatien day. unless mailing Instructlms are Held every Non. afternoon 1 1979. (nc-23N) fenced lot. Assumable 10 received. Those answering BOX housecleaning, one day a 2GR 78.15 Radial studded 1976 Sierra 4 wheel drive. CLASSIFIED: Numbers sre requested not to -2pro. week. Preferably on snow fires with transam percent 1st mortgage. To Good Cond. Lots of Extras. 11:00a.m. on day previous to day send originals of dOcuments to HOME NURSING CARE Fridays. Need own tran..rims. view-632.6379 Low mileage. Must sell Ph. of publication Monday to Friday. avold loss. Nursing care In the home for Terrace Figure Skating Club C5.20 N All clalms of errors In ad; sportatlon to Kleanza Drive. 2GR 70-15 radial summer 638-1605. ALL CLASSIFIED CASH WITH vertlsements must be recelved those who need It, on referral will be holding a Craft and Ph 635.2363 after 6:00 P.M. fires with transam rims. CFTN 6-11-79 ORDER other thin Bake Sale.. Saturday, BUSINESSES WITH AN by the publisher within 30 days from their family doctor. C5.13 Nov Ph 638-1547 ESTABLISHED ACCOUNT. after the first publication. Terrace area only. November 17 10:0G4:00 p.m. 5'~). MOBILE It Is agreed by the advertiser P$-16N PRE.SCHOOL SCREENING at the Skeins Mall NC 16N NEEDED IMMEDIATELY 1 requesting space that the CLINICS HOMES Service chlrgl of ILS,O0 on III liability of the Herald in the Wanted to rent 2 or 3 N.S.F. cheques. event of failure to publish en 18 months: st Child Health Avon representatives to Mobile Home for Sale. 1971 advertisement or In the event of Conferences. 6 yrs. once to WANTED bedroom house, duplex or WEDDING DESCRIPTIONS: an error appearing In the sd. work In the following areas. Leader, 12X60, 3 Bdrm. set twice monthly. 4V~. 5 yrs. trailer Immediately. Have No charge provided news sub. vertlsement as published shall 1) Copperslde Estates •references. Contact. Nbr. 4 up In Kalum Trailer Court, miffed within one month. 55.00 be limited to the amount paid by (pro-kindergarten): Spring 2) Muller, Valleyvlew area GoodSpot cash paid for production charge for wedding the advertiser for only one In. Mr. Norman Ouelette passed used furniture, guns Reel Inn Motel or Mike at the fully furnished, 2 propane and.or engagement pictures, correct insertion for the portion blitz. Developmental, vision, away on November 6th 1979 3) Sparks, Munthe and lewellery, skates, B CRI( tanks, 250 gal oil tank. To hearing screening done. Safeway Meat Counter. News of weddings (write.ups) oftheodvertlslngapaceoccupled aged 57. Hels survived by his Westvlew area. shares. P3.14 N view phone 635.5367. received one month or more by the incorrect or omitted Item Please phone for ap. after event S10.00charge, with or only, and that there shall be no wife, Gladys Ouellette. Anything of value P$-20.N ... without picture. Subject atOd. liability to any event greater polnfmenf. Father, Omer Ouellette of Pls call Norma at 635-7496 condensation. Payable in . than the amount paid for such Bonnyvllle, Alberta, 2 vance, advertising. We buy - sell - trade Reasonably priced 1,*X54 Brothers, VIctor of Grand CTF N ' 2-22-79 Morlefle fully furnished. Sot Advertisement,, must comply VD CLINIC CLASSIFIED with the British Columbia Prelrle and Bennle of Ed. Gunsmlthlng For Rent: 900 sq ft. on up In trailer court. To view ANNOUNCEMENTS: Human Rights Act which Phone for appolnfment. monton. 5 sisters, Iona of Salesman and service man 635.2619 Births 5,50 prohibits any advertising that Treatment available. required fore fast growing QUEENSWAY second floor. Air con. Engagements 5.50 discriminates against any Kamloops, Pauline of dltloned. Located at 4623 I°5-16 N Marriages 5.50 SAN ITATION Bonnyvllle,Alte, Vlvlen of Industrial Dealer shop. PIs TRADING person because of his race, Public health Inspectors can mail Inquiry to PO Box 215. 3215 Kalum Street Lakelse Avenue. Ph 635.2552. Deaths 5.50 religion, sex, color, natlonailty, Edmonton,Alta, Irene of For Sale 1968 10X52 Mobile Funerals 5.50 ancestry or place or origin, or assist with sanitation Calgary, Jean of Grlmshaw. Telkwa B.C. Terrace 638.161 CardsofThanks 5.50 becausehis age is belhNeen 44 problems, such es food C20.23 Nov CTFN 2-11.79 Home with 8X24 ft Jeey Memorial Notices 5.50 and ~ years, unless the condition 4 stepsons, Bob of Kltlmet, polsonlngs end complaints, shack. Includes frldge and PHONE 635.6357 Is Justified by a bans fide B.C., Jim of Prlnce George, An opening exists for a requirement for the work in. sewage disposal, private For Lease-Warehouse or stove, washer and dryer. Ph Classified Advertising Dept. valved. B.C., Don of Halifax, Albert purchasing-inventory clerk shop. 6 units 19 feet by 48 feet 638-1529 water supplies and of Terrace B.C.; and for a company In Terrace. nuisances. by 16 feet. Ceiling 14X14. P5-15 N daughter, Barbara of Consideration will be given Overhead door. Plumbing SPEECH and HEARING Terrace. 12 Grandchildren CLINIC to arty mature personwlth an '4t0'John "Deere Backhoe for :andgas. heat, Ph 635~7459.,:: For. Sale:. 1972--Statesman-- and 3 great grandchildren. aptitude for figures. Neat fire. Phone 635-4081. (cm-5. mobile home. 12x562. In (Held at 4612 Grelg Ave. Tel. Funeral Services were held 638.1155). The audiologist work habits and a con- 10.791 CTFN.MWF 2-18.79 dudes washer and dryer, on Friday, November 9th sclontlous attitude. Phone frldge, stove, all furniture will do hearing tests on from MacKay's Funeral 635.4076 after 5 p.m. INCHES AWAY CLUB Do you feat you have a Valuable commercial lot In and appliances, IoeY shed referral by family doctor or Chapel In Terrace at 2:00 Meet every Tuesday night at drinking problem? There Is ~.~-19 N 38'WANTED MISC. Terrace. For sale or build to and porch. Clean snd community health nurse. p.m. Rev. Martyn officiated 8 In the Skeena Health Unit. help Speech pathologist . The owners requirements. For reasonably priced. For quick For more Into phone 635-3747 and burial was In the DALLY HERALD Into pls ph. Russ Roper 562. sale priced under $10,000. therapist will carry out Terrace Municipal Wanted to Buy.Batteries or 635-3023 Avallablel needs 4114 Collect. Phone 632-3413 anytime or speech assessments and Cemetery. from old car and truck and Phone 635-4546 therapy. CARRIERS CFTN-2.11-79 632.5069 after 5. (c10-12N) OVEREATERS MacKay's Funeral Services cat. Top price paid. Will pick 635-9052 In the following areas: ANONYMOUS LONG TERM CARE were In charge of the up. Ph 635.4735. 638.1514 meets Wednesday at 8 p.m. At 205.4621 Lazelle Ave. Tel. arrangements. P20.30 Nov Alcoholics Anenymoqs:..~ 635.9196. Thornhill, ~.L;:~ 1972 Norwestern Mobile at St. Matthew's Anglican A1-13 N Co t t b nwb~. M ~;P~f~j~ Home~,~t~X~ with 10XI2 Church basement. Phone Meetings: ...... Adsessment end planning for Wanted to Buy: "Used iur: Mon.8:38pm United Church. those eligible for Long Term St., Pequette Ave., Kofoed: finished addition . Un. 635..4427 after 6:30 p.m. nlture such as couch, chair, Lot For SALE Excellent Man. 8 p.m.-Alanon-Skeana 8. CARD OF DesJardlnes, Kofoed - furnished. In good condition. Care. table & chews. Phone 635. large lot on 4516 Cedar Health Unit. Sharpies, River Dr., Reasonably priced. Ph. 635. Birthright Office CpMMUNITY THANKS 5417. (ctfn-11.10.79) • Crescent. Ideal residential Thurs. or Set. 8:30 p.m. Mills Burgess . Laurler Ave., 5539 Pregnant? In need of sup. VOCATIONAL June Kozlowskl of Terrace area with potential view. Momorlal Hospital. REHABILITATION Thornhlll St., Pine St., Paying top prices for coin CTFN 31-10.79 port? Call Birthright 635. Dog Grooming 4906 Galr ~uller St., Newelh Golf $21,000. Contact 635-7696. 3907 Nbr. 3-4621 Lakelse. SER VICES collections, gold, paper Ladles Slim Line Club meets Ave., 638.1702. Would like to ~urse. money, any sliver coins 1968 For Sale 1978 14X70 Manco Monday evening - 6:30 p.m. - AID TO HANDICAPPED CTFN.211.79 extend thanks to everyone or prior. Will buy any Mobile Home unfurnished. Office Hours: Tues. 11 a.m.. United Church basement, At 205-4621 Lezelle Ave. Tel. who showed patience and 635.9196. Terrace amount large or small. Set up and skirted in local 8 p.m., Wed. 9:30 a.m. - 5 Klflmat. consideration during my ~ighway 16 W., Willow 56. BUSINESS Assessment and guidance Phone 112-964-8122.or write trailer park. Ph. 635.9736. p.m., Thurs. 11 a.m. -9 p.m., absence. Also for the kind Creek Rd., 4900 Block Frl. 1 p.m. - 10 p.m. or Call for vocational end social Coin Collections, 354 Burden OPPORTUNITY Womon'e A.A. MNtlnge - offers of help upon my Agar, 4700 Block Agar, Street, Prince George, B.C. CTFN 2-11-79 635.3164 or 635-5136 anytime. every Tuesday night at 7: 30. rehabilitation done by return. Business now as consultant. Galr, Tweedle, Lloyd, V2M 2H3. For Sale-Shake and Cedar 4711 Lazelle Ave. 635-5145. usual Green, 4800 Block Grelg. P7-22 N Mill, located In Cedarvllle SKEENACENTRE C4.19 N Weight Watchers meeting B.C. Assets Include Jon- WANTED DONATIONS If you are Interested In one WANTED: sereds resaw, cubing ONCE MORE WE OPEN held every Tuesday at 7 p.m. The Three Rivers Workshop In the Knox United Church 14. BUSINESS of these routes please machine, shingle saw OUR DOORS TOTHE for the Handicapped are )hone: Used or left-over siding shapeaver. Resaw gummer, SENIORSOF THE looking for donations of eny PERSONAL 635-6357 • • material (chipbeard etc.) for double butt shingle saw, 1962 COMMUNITY. Must sell immediately. old, broken or used pieces of SEARS between 9 am end S pm. use on barn. Roofing International Flat deck 1977 31 Foot Wilderness furniture, also eny dlsearded material also. In good truck, Powell air guide Weoffer SALES AGENCY Travel Trailer. Asking wood products we could use Wholesale merchandise • Kitlmet P ~, condition only. cuber, 1958 Gravel Truck, 58,580.00. View at Reel Inn COFFEE for recycling or renovating. Timber Jack skipper, 350 BAZAAR AND TEA Auction services fukon St., Quail - $~erl(ng Phone after 6 635-4698 Motel Highway 16 West. Last CONVERSATION Call us at 635.2238 between Streets, Oriole: ,- .Osprey cmc Motor on Sklppes, & The Order of the Royal Ornamental ironwork trailer on left. 8e.m. and 3 p.m. We will try 3973 Doble Street Streets. CASH Gummer, chalnsaws, CRAFTS to make arrangements for Purple ladies Invite the public to their fall sale and Phone 635-7824 Will pay Instant cash for conveyors, motors, belts~ CTFN 2-11-79 In a friendly plckup. BCRIC shares. Ph 635-4226. Misc. Tools and Equipment. Drop.In Centre tea. November 17 1:30 P.M.-- 10a.m. - 2 p.m. 4:00 P.M. In the new Elk's Closed Mondays c20-11 N Asking price negotiable for atmosphere MILLSMEMORIAL further Into contact Brian MUST SELL IM- Home 2822 Tetrault Street. (cm.12-10.79) THRIFT SHOP Elder 635-4951 weekdays MEDIATELY: 1977 31 ft. We supply Mills Memorial Hospital The first parent's Committee between 8:30 A.M. and 4:30 Wilderness travel trailer. MATERIALS Auxiliary would appreolete GEMINI EXCAVATING at the Child Development P.M. Asking $8,500. View at Reel INSTRUCTION any donations of good, clean LTD. Inn Motel, Highway 16 W. Centre will hold their annual 2 Br house frldge and stove. 3 A10.20 Nov & clothing, any househola (Wes Andrews) Christina Doll Raffle. Prizes Br 12X68 fully furnished Last trailer on left. (ctfn.2. TRANSPORTATION Items, toys etc. for their Backhoe Work 5 7| -" 10-79) are doll with wsrdrobe end trailer warm. No singles,no as well as an area for Thrift Shop. For pickup Hourlyand Contract ARE YOUR CEILINGS AUTOMOBILES handmade single bed size GETTING DINGY pets. Apply at office 3319 relaxation. For more In- service phone 635.5320 or 635. 63,S-3479 Kofoed Drive for Interview. MOTORHOMES FOR formation about these and quilt. Tlcketsarenow on sale LOOKING? If they are, have 5233, or leave donations at anytime P2.15 N For Sale-Offers RENT: 20' to 28'. other actlvltles, please the Thrift 5hop on Lazelle with the draw taking place (am-1-10.79) them professionally December 22nd. For tickets resprayed. Call Earl at 635. 1969 Pontiac 4 door sedan. Luxuriously equipped. Fully phone 635.2265 and ask for Avenue on Saturdays bet- ~18, ~ SUITES • insured. AvaUable for Nov., Skeeno Centre. See you there wean 11 a.m. and 3 p.m. contact. Marie at 638.1437or 2776. (c40-12D) 1962 Cadillac Converteble. PDQ 1946 Chev. Panel Dec., Jan. Phone 632-2420. any time between 8 am and Thank You. Elaine at 635.4216. • FOR RENT Clrplt & Flooring 1953 Chev. Panel (c20.16N) 3:30 pm Monday thru NC.19N BACKHOE For Rent, available now, 1947 Plymouth Coupe. Friday. TERRACE for Installation furnished two bedroom unit. 1967 pontiac 2 doer hard top WOMEN'S The regular meeting of the HIRE Catholic Women's League of Phone Everything supplied In- for parts. Kltimat A.A. Conetructlon CENTRE You supply -- we Install cluding dishes, linen, T.V. 1-383 Motor Groupln Kitlmat: telephone •a support service Terrace will be held on 635.6454 Wednesday, Nov. 14th , 1979, 638-1691 , 635.6757 vaccum etc. Suitable two 1.289 Motor 632 3713. for women. (am-1-10-79) following 7:30 Moss In the (ctfn-2.10-79) working adults. View at 3514 Clare Avenue, For your Xmas Shopping MEETINGS: 4711 LOZalIo Ave. 635.6757 Monday. Step Meetings 8:30 behind TIIIIcum Theatre church meeting room. All Thornhlll. Phone 635.9765. visit Jeanette's Ceramics In members and any Interested INSIST ON HARLEY'S PAINTING PS-19 N C3.16 N New Remo-Nelson Rd. p.m. Lutheran Church. 635.5145 THE BEST Wednesdays Closed Drop In: 10 a.m. • 6 p.m. newcomers sre cordially & DECORATING Candles and Borble Ooll Invited to attend. 49,. HOMES 1973 Ford Station Wagon, Meetings 8:30 p.m. United Ahon..Thurs. lOa.m.-4p.m. Drywall, stucco, tile, Clothes and Ceramics. NC.14N Concrete septic tanks In Auto P.S.P.B.P.W. Tow Church. Friday. We offer e com. linoleum. Free estimates. FOR SALE 435-7395 stock. Get relief with a Phone package. Ideal Mmlly car. P20.30 N Fridays • Open Meetings forteble relaxed et- 2nd Kltsumkalum Girl Three bedroom view home concrete Investment. 658-1095 1973 Plymouth Furey 8:30 p.m. Skeena Health mosphere to meat and share Guides ere holding e White overlooking Terrace and the P.S.P.B. Auto. Tow package. Unit, Kltlmat General Ideas. Children are welcome. Elephant Sale Saturday Nov. Schmltty's Excavating Skeena Valley. Many ex- This car Is In very good Hospital. EVENING PROGRAMS: 17 at Upland Elementary In 638.3t3t cellent features, Including running condition, Ideal for AI.Anon Meetings. Tuesday 7:30 pm Tuesdays - Women's the Gymnasium for 10 a.m. (am-1-10.79) wall to wall carpeting, built second car. .8 p.m. United Church. A.A. 1st Wednesday of month to 2 p.m. In dishwasher, two full baths Camparland-8412 Highway =/4 Arabian mare I0 yrs old. - Status of Women. 2nd NC 16 N COLI~IER EXCAVATING For Sale.120 Bass and large covered sundeck. 16 West. Ph 635.6174. Dealer 14.3 H.H. Excellent show Ripe Relief Wednesday. single parents Laplatenesl Accordion. Locatedlnaqulet residential Nbr. 5731. horse goes english, western, Abortion Counselling (led by a single father. 3rd The Terrace St. Methew's Backhoe Work Mode In Italy, mother of area only minutes from C3.16 N i does exceptionally well In & Crisis Line for Wednesday Men and Church Bazaar will be held pearl end black trim, with schools and downtown. dressage, sterted sidesaddle Women Women's Rap. Thursdays . Sat. Nov. 24 1979. black carrying case. Like Possession can be Ira. 1969 Voxhell. 5300.00 Ph 635. Phone 635.5340 after 6 p.m. 5579 after $ p.m. and Is a potential lumper. Women's Night Out. (NC 23 Nov) (am.l.10-/9) new. Ph 635.2722. mediate. To view phone 798- 6354443 I~-14 N ,~r~ ,m.. A n,,, r,,+e., 1~ In C'2.IS N PIJ4 M [ ,

The Herald, Wednesday, November 14, 1979 Page 7 Penitentiaries slammed as crime factories OTTAWABy KITY (CP) McKINBEY -- Federal "It is difficult to ~ind the Hansen, who said in her 1977 beService done that .to something impr~e- must the said,astor's fifth annual report apathy to extreme violen- solitary confinement will be because he wanted to give words to sufficiently report that conditions in ce." allowed to participate in a the corrections service a ponitonUaHes are factories dramatize the miserable solitary confinement sec- .situation," Stewart said. He ~'ecommended that spoctaUy designed program chance to correct some of the which turn prisoners in conditions that exist for tions of federal peniten- There is no distinction be. Segregation. areas are those in solitary confinement beginning next year. No things Stewart criticized. solitary confinement into many of the inmates" put in tiarias have deteriorated twesn prisoners who are put sometimes filthy, offer no be given something con- details were given, The largest number of apathetic robots • or solitary confinement to keep instead of improved In in solitary confinement as opportunities for exercise structive to do. such as Stewart's office handled complaints were about dangerous subversives, peace in prisons, he said in recent years. • . punishment and these who and are and usually boring, correspondence courses, 925 complaints by inmates prisoners being denied federal corrections in. his report for the year ended "I really wonder what It ib are there for their, own Stewart said. This boredom training programs or be between June, 1977, and transfers they requested or vestlptor Ran Stewart said May 31, 19'/8. .golng to lake to impresa upon protection or because they "eventually brings about allowed to exercise. May, 1978, down 32 per cent being transferred to other in a report tabled "in Sto~;varteeheedthawords the Canadian public and the disrupt order in the prison, emotional reactions that can He also said the from the number a year prisons against their will. Parliament on Tuesday. of his predecessor, lager Canadian Penitentiary the corrections investi- swing all the way from utter penitentiary system should earlier. These involuntary 1ran. conduct scientific- ex- The volume dropped sfers, called scoops or beeatme prisoners were told kidnaps by the prisoner~, are Tory calls for ARSON McCarthy admits whetherPerimentSinmatest°determinein, solitary to use internal grievance often made with no ex- .I confinement experience procedures first and only planation and prisoners can rely m the corrections in. be roused in the middle of the SUSPECT department erred senserydeprlvatlon.In a counter-report vestigator as a last resort, night to be flown across the prison reforms RICHMOND, B.C. (CP) ' released Tuesday, the Stewart said. country. --Fire officials suspect corrections service rejected Stewart said in an in. The corrections service OTTAWA (CP).- A thorough housecleaning was arson in a fire which VICTORIA (CP) reasons the children were .this suggestion but said It Progressive Conservative necessary. Human Resources Minister tervlew he gave his report to said reasons for transfers claimed the fives of three not removed," Mrs. Mc- would investigate what former solicitor-general Willbe carefully documented MP called Tuesday night for He said there have been members of a Fijian fam- Grace McCarthy admitted Carthy said. an invnstigation of the ad- seven or eight hostage- "Tuesd~iy an error in ',In retrospect, however, I current practices do to Jean-Jacques Hlals a year in the future in case ily early Tuesday in this ago. Blals said he dld not decisions need to ' be ) ministration of the British taekings at the B.C. Vancouver s/Jburb. judgment was made two can say that this decision prisoners. Columbia region of the Penitentiary in New years ago When social was an error in judgment." It added that prisoners in table it in the Commons review~ later. Two of the victims have ...... I federal penitentiary service, Westminster since 1975. been identified as workers decided not to She said action was taken saying it cannot handle He.wan speaking of the Kamala Krishna, 30, who: remove children from a as soon as it became ap- violence in prisons. Oct. 28 disturbance at Kent was pregnant, and her Richmond fester home after parent there was more to the Benno Frlesen of Surrey. prison -- so-called Hilton of six-year..old' daughter reports of child abuse.. situation than questionable White-Rock Rock-North B.C. penitentiaries -- at Nanliny. A 3t-year-old ~ Mrs. McCartby, cold she diseiplinary methods. Delta also said that asking which between $~,-000 and has asked ministry officials iC (e!r, olnson J man, not yet identified, that administration to in- ;35,000 in damage was done. also died in the blaze i for recommendations on how vestigate a prison dlsinr. He said the B.C. adminis. which fire department procedures can be improved Bizarre bunce is llke asking a rabbit traliun practises the reverse spokesmen say began to prevent a recurrence, - accessible at Mickey JohnsonSki Shop to carry lettuce or asking the merit principle under which under the porch of a The case involved a f~ter Mafia to study violence, or it gets rid of young officers three-storey house shared i father who has since been suicide asking the Ku Flux Klan to while protecting its own by two families. convicted on three counts of 4722 Lazelle Ave. 635-2714 determine whether there is hide. Meanwhiie;--RCI~I:~ in~ indecent assault against named racism in its own or- Bob Jarvis of Willowdale, Port Moody, a suburb three female children who ganization. Ont., parliamentary were slaying at the home. VICTORIA (CP) -- A 24- - not afraid to tac'kle controversial issues east of Vancouver, say arold Alberta sailor has The administration would secretary to" Energy they suspect arson in Mrs. Mccarthy said a case ~ whitewash itself and a Minister Ray Hnatyshsyn, of alleged abuse came to the en identified as the man another fire at the home i who died in a bizarre suicide told Freisen that not all the of a Fijian family and are attention of authorities. In - "Council should serve the people, 65 prisoners at Kent were 19"/7 but the social worker last Friday oaths deck of the linking the blaze with the HMCS Gatineau. involved in the fracas. He one in Richmond. involved, after consultation not the opposite" added that the inspector. No one was hurt in the with other professionals, general of the penitentiary decided to let the ehildren Leading Seaman L. W. Port Moody fire and Sehultz of Edmonton shot service conducted an in- damage was minimal stay in the home despite NOTICE TO veatigation. disciplinary measures said himself with a .44.calibre - wants our recreation facilities to be CREDITORS to have been "excessive and magnum revolver as the ship inappropriate." was moored in Victoria's efficient and affordable Inner Harbarin preparation IN THE MATTER OF THE "Methods of discipline, Senate solves treatment of the children for Remembrance Day ESTATE OF EVA ELSA ceremonies, an armed forces ,,- direct input from Council to Regional District HAUGLAND, HOUSEWIFE, and their approach to spokesman said. FORMERLY OF vote dilemma fostering were thoroughly TERRACE, BRITISH discussed with the foster He said Schultz west to the COLUMBIA. OTTAWA (CP) -- A Senate debate. "There are always parents by the professionals committee has suggested a somedichards Who don't like involved," Mrs. McCarthy ship's upper deck and fired a ON NOVEMBER 17th ELEOT way to resolve the dilemma . shot in the air, then turned Creditors and others any change." said. the gun on himself. After the havln~ claims against the Liberal senators face when The current procedure Officials continued they want to object to incident, in plain view of ! ebovo astute are required to would not even have raised monitoring the home and the visitors to the harbor, there ,0HN enM"'oh''(''ok',) , .send full particulars of such' legislation of the minority an eyebrow if the Con-•children were apparently O11t I11TERRAOE 0OUQIL - Progressive Conservative servatives had not won the lovedand well cared for. were rumors of a shootout on claims to Murdoch R. the ship. Rohertson, P.O. Box 745, government without May 22 election. But now the "These children had been Terrace, British Columbia defeating it. Liberal-dominated Senate is in this home for seven years Senators were to begin dis. in the position where it is and the home was con- VaG 4C3, on or before the cussing today a bipartisan 12th day of December, 1979, asked to approve Con- sidered a permanent proposal that would allow servative legislation, xeplacement. For "these WEDNESDAY 5 p,m. to midnight after which date the estlta'l members of the Liberal assets will be dtstrlbutod, majority in the Senate to be having regard only to claims counted as abstainers in that have bean received. formal votes. KING CFTK 9 Kf.TS In effect, Liberalswould 10 % OFF ALL MEATS (NBCI (CBC) 4 (CTV) (PBS) 1 1 csu. Harry Osborne Haugland, be saying they oppose the Executor. legislation, but they realize A2-14,21 N Beef, Pork, Lamb, members of the ~appointed.. Turkey, Fish &, Deli-,~o-...... Car.oJ ,~!,:.... "~:: :" ',Happy ': l~joemos.-~ ~ ,'~ ...... -' *- :-: -. ;'~ upper' house should~nOt Burnett . Days Hollywood • . . ATTENTION : ALL LOG frustrate the majority will of News "- Hourglass Wlnsday Electrlc Cant'd SCALERS the elected House of Com. at 145 Cont'd " Cont'd Gmt'd Company Cont'd roans where the Tortes All persons holding a valid dominate. Cont'd Wed. NHL 'Taom Co Solr B.C. Scaling Llcence or There are 71 Liberals in Overwaitea Cont'd Night Cont'd forlt'd Edition Permit to Scale and wishing the 104-seat Senate, com- All this week Nov. 13 to 17 130 Cont'd Movie Cont'd Over Peclflque to upgrade to metric an. pared with 28 Conservatives. 6 :45= Cont'd Cont'd Cont'd l=ily Actuallles doraement, ore hereby I requested to contact the :00 ;Settle My ,~nt'd MacNell Quest Terrace Ranger Station on :15 Tonight Husband Cont'd Letlrer Actuallte or befora November 16th,' Tlc Tac Is Cont'd Wodehousa Elections 1979. Pre-reglstretlon is Dough Mining playhouse Cont'd required for those'wishing to, 'i Cont'd attend a g'/~ day course and. Real The Cont'd Scarlet McQuade .exam to be held November). :15 People Cont'd Letter Cont'd 2let, 22cnd and 23rd, 1979 In Nature :20 Cont'd of W'Oay Cont'd Caroline Terrace. 8 :45 Cont'd Lottery Cont'd Cont'd Scale returns submitted on Things or after April 1, 1979 must be Different Tha Special Lincoln Best In Metric meanure(Cubic Strokes Sellers Metres). Only returns from enou~l. Music Presentation Centre Senator Hart]and Molson Set. Night of French Cont'd Cunt'd parsons having passed the Live Man Cont'd Cont'd metric upgrading will be (Quebec), who tabled the :45 Atlantic accepted after this date. committee proposal Tuesday I in the Senate, described the Cont'd Spectruh~ Cont'd Cont°d Science J.A. BIIckert, practice as archaic. The Cont*d Cunt'd Cont'd Cont'd Rasllte Regional Manager senator also said in an in- 10 Cunt'd Con~'d Cont'd Cont'd Journal Ministry of Forests tervtew he cannot remember Cont'd Cont'd Cont'd Cont'd et Meted (A2-7 Nov, 14 Nov) the last time a senator rose POSITION AVAILABLE to give reasons for ab- News The CTV Ben Sport NOTICE OF SALE staining. TITLE: QROUPz Cunt'd National News Adventure Retlet MECHANIC'S LIEN ACT Molson said the propnsal 6UILDINO.MECHANICAL PROPERTY ronlght Nlght Flnal Hour Vereno Cinema likely will be approved MAINTENANCE MAN MANAOEMENT 11ii Show P.M, Final Campesino Cont'd Notice Is hereby given to A. but he predicted some II E.' Clapp the registered LOCATION: DEPARTMENY: Cont'd l(olak Late Late Cont'd owner of a Triumph Herald BOB QUINN B.M.U. lt' Cont'd Cont'd Show Movle Cont'd ~vertable. Registration LAKE REGION 4 : Cont'd Cunt'd Mutiny on Black Cont'd, Nbr. 1594807, Serial SFC. Cont'd Cont'd tha Bounty Sheep Cont'd 12939 to come forth before LES OPEN TO BOTH MALE AND FEMALE AP- ,November 20th, 1979to pay PLICANTS. outst~nolng balanca owed to Terrace Engine Rebullders DUTIES: Reporting to the Building Manager or his THURSDAY 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. for services performed on NATMOUGH designate maintains buildings and mechanical the afore mentioned vehicle believes that a systems to Corporation standards, responds to client on or about June 11, 1973 or requests. Works on his own on a large variety of senil. Canadian Webster Electric Passe. whlcte will be sold for cost el J Regional Dlstrictl Rollers Schools Cont'd Company portent IreSponslbillty is tel skilled building and grounds maintenance tasl~s In. High Incurred charges. cludlng, servicing and malnfalnlng dlesal electrl~ : lOii Wheal" of Mr. What's All Sing Megozlna pi0.20 N Iprovlde the peoplell generating plants. Performs other related duties as .-- . Fortune Oressup Cooking Explorers Unltd. Express Iwith required ser.II NOTICE INVlTINO requlred. May be required, from time to time, to act as APPLICATIONS FOR vices, water, sewer,II Mind Sesame Nad Trade Aufll planning and zoning, II a Trades Helper. 11i, Readers Strsot Oeah Offs cb la esmalm MAINTENANCE OF THORNHILL REFUSE fire protection and II QUALIFICATIONS: Must have a good general Password Cunt'd Definition Science Spec. MRosea SITE recreation. knowledge of heating and ventilating, carpentry, :45 Plus Cunt'd Cont"d Truly Amer. ConYd mechanlcel, plumbing and electrical repairs. Sealed tenders addressed to Knowledge end experience are required In building News Noon Footsteps La Vie the undersigned and marked metntenance and repair, also servicing and mete. Cont'd News Cont'd Secrete Thornhlll Refuse Site During my 4" years I tenanceof dleeal aloctrlc generating plants. Secondary Carol Nan Life Les have convinced the 12i :45 Around Us Maintenance WIll be school graduate preferred. Must possess a valid B.C. Lives Burnett " Fismel Coqueluches • received until 4:30 p.m. Regional District to Driver's Llcence. November 19,1979. provide these Today /raking Music ConVd SALARY: s16$s.month..Currently an Isolation Cont'd Specification an~t contract facilities to Thor. ~ere From Cont'd Vegetable Soup Cont'd documenfl may be oMalnod ~hlll. allowance payment of $169.95 per month Is paid In Another Cont'd Environments Journal addition. Another on request from tha Regional :45 World Cont'd World Gather Round el Femme District of Kltlmat.Stlklne, | NI~. 9.4M4 Lazella Avenue, Bob Ckdnn Lake Is a Ministry of Highways establish. Cont'd The Edge Cont'd draw Man D'Aulour. Terrace, B.C. ~1.~.7251. Vote for a rep. on the meat located 260 miles North of Terrace, 13a mltss 811 11'5 Cont'd Uf Night Cont'd Wordsmlth d'Hul The lowest or any tender Regional District North of Stewart and 120 mites South of Dense Lake on L :30 Cont'd Take Cont'd , Once Upon Cinema will not necessarily be ac- who lives In Thor. Highway No. 37 (Stawart.Casslar). :AS Cont'd Thirty Cont'd A Classic Cont'd cepted ' nhlll. SEND APPLICATIONS TO: Mr. Alan Andrews, 6ob Movie Footsteps Cont'd A&13,14JS'16N McLeafl Matinee : ConYd Cont'd • British Columbia 6ulldlngl Corporation, Five Show Fuzz Prelect Cont'd 2275 Qulnn Street, Easy ' Cont'd Vote I • . Prince George, B.C. V2N 2X4 "~. Pieces Cont'd Unlveru Cont'd ICO~PETITIVBSECONI) ~JU~aw ~kl l ' n I I APPLICATION MUST BE RECEIVED" ON OR q]All Cont'd The Cont'd Seams 6oblno BEFORE NOVEMBER 191h, 1979 BEFORE 4:30 P.M. i~ Cont'd FIIntstones Cont'd Strxt ConYd ', TERRACE v 1 1 • Cont'd All In Cont'd Cont'd Pop 4808 Llkeise Avenue l* g l The Family I o..~.r l, -- Cont'd Co~t'd Cont'd Otroullis Pago,,, II, The Herald, Wednesday, November 14,f~79

"i'1~;!{!{ t(:l",-Ixl'l'lM VI" Gray champ daily herald agam By JOHN SOOSAR SPORTS HALIFAX (CP) -- Chris Clarke of Halifax may get a second chance to wrest the NH/ Commonwealth welter- Weight boxing title from Clyde Gray who regained it Tuesday night in a opec. Canucks finally winners? tacular display of speed and determination. Vancouver Canucks seem from Bill Derange and Kevin minutes later, he made it 2-0 day. He stopped 23 shots and But Irv Ungerman, Gray's to be saving their best for McCarthy. His first goal of when his close-in shot the only goal he yielded was manager, said he first wants last this season, the night was a 10-foot shot deflected into the goal off by Jack Brown~hidle with to get a number of things "The third period has been from the right side. Liut's stick. 50 seconds remaining. straight with the Halifax a good period for us all Csnadlens 5 Blues 2 Houle, who scored three Islanders 1O Rangers S Athletic Commission if the year," says Vancouver Rejean Houle scored three goals in a game for the third Defenceman St efan fight is to be held here. coach Harry Neale. "We just goals and Richard Sevtgny time in his career and raised Persaon'set up two power. Gray, the Three Mile seem to start getting made a sparkling NHL his total to six this seascn, play scores, then tallied to Plains, N.S. native who gave something done in that debut, stepping in for injured made it 3-1 in the seCOnd. cap a six-geal second pednd up 10 years to the 22-year-oid period." goalie Dennis Hen'on, as period, deflecting a shot'..by. explosion as the Islanders Clarke, overcame a ~t eye The Canucks got it all done Montreal beat St. Louis. Danny Gecffrion into the net. overwhelmed the Rangers. to take charge of the fight in TUesday night with three Houle backhanded a shot Sevigny, 22, was called up Denis PatrOn, Bryan the sixth round and stop late goals en route to a 5-3 past St. Louis goalie Mike from Montreal's Nova Scotia Trotrier and Billy Harris Clarke with a series of up- National Hockey League Liut after a solo effort just 46 farm club in the American scored two goals apiece -- pereuts in the 10th of a victory over Atlanta Flames. seconds into the game. Five Hockey League earlier Tues- Harris' eec~d coming with scheduled 15-rounder. Ref- Curt Fraser scored two | ...... the Islanders shorthanded -- eree Bobby Beaten stepped goals in that last period, I iaaL ST~I"S ,' as the Islanders recorded the fight and awarded Gray including the first one that only their second triumph in the 10th-round technical Action from Northwest Zone championship game unlocked a 2-2 tiel Rick WAI.BSCOMMENCE TImo~ly Ita~11~ ' the last seven games. Blight later added an empty- N°rrl~NmVlSkm NY Imndero 10 NY Rongors knockout after Clarke was LY P A P 5 Oilers S (,~apitak 3 knocked down for the third net gOsi for the Conucks' Montreal 9 4 3 62 48 21 Vancouver S Atlanta 3 Ran Chipperfleld scored time. final score. Lm Angeles 8 6 3 75 74 19 Edmonton S Washington 3 once and assisted on ~other The victory increased Plttsbm'gh S $ 3 46 48 13 Montreal 5 St. Louis 2 Gray had hinted that he Kermodes go south HartfOrd 4 5 5 43 44 13 Lee Angeles 4 Colorado 1 goal to help Edmonton beat was considering retirement Vancouver's lead in the ~lrolt 4 7 .? 38 41 10 TonloM'S ~mos Washington and snap a four- if he lost his last title. Bat The Caledonia Kermodss, Smythe Division to four Adams DI¥1SlO~ Detroit at NY Rangm'o teams played off Monday the other games are known. points over St. Louis Blues, ~t0~ 9 2 3 $4 3S 21 HartfOrd at Winnipeg game losing otrsuk. The after the fight Ungerman Northwest Zone senior, eye.lag, and the result was The Kormodes advanced 5.2 losers to Montreal Minnesota S 3 3 67 Sl 19 Vancouvor at Chloago Oilers went into" the game was talking about a possible secondary soccer eham- not available at press time. to the provincial chain- Buffalo S S 3 S3 43 lg St. Louis at Toronto losing eight of their last nine fourth world title fight for plons, leave today for the Either way, the gamewtll be ploaships with two close Cansdiens. Torcmto 7 7 1 ~1 $4 IS ~Jebec at Minnesota games. Gray. • In other NHL action, New Qu~c S 7 2 44 45 12 National Hockey League scar. provincial high school played at the River Way victories over highly-rated lag leaders, after Tuesday Edmonton took command Both Clarke's Com- York Islanders routed New CAMPBELl.CONFERENCE games: championships in Burnaby. field, zone squads two weekends Patrick Dlvlldea O A P midway through the second monwcalth title and Gray's The Kermodea play Vic- Dong Inglis, who co- ago. They edged the York Rangers 10-5, Ed- Philadelphia Dlonne, LA 17 32 39 palled, scoring three goals in Canadian crown were on the toria Senior Secondary coached the team to the previously-undefeated kick monton Oilers defeated t2 1 1 65 45 25 Taylor, LA 11 lS 29 just over two minutes by line in the fight which packed School (Vic High) at 10 a.m. Washington Capitals 5-3, and Atlanta 7 6 3 62 50 17 Simmer, LA 15 13 21 provincials with Henry by Simon Dodd, after NY Islanders 6 6 3 S7 52 IS Trottler, NYI 11 16 27 Stan Weir, Chipperfleld and the 11,500-seat Metro Centre Thursday, and Princess I)reger, said that all teams blowing a 3-1 sccond-half Los Angeles Kings trimmed NY Rangers 7 g 1 68 70 15 Laflegr, Mtl 14 12 Wayne Gretaky. with fans anxious to see a Margaret Senior from participating will play the lead. In the zone final, they Colorado Rockies 4-1. Washington 4 10 2 50 69 10 Gorino, LA 6 19 ~c Kings 4 Rockies 1 repeat of the war the two Surrey at 2 p.m. Thursday. B. Smith, MIn 6 lS 24 first three games, already came from a 3-0 deficit to Fraser put both his third- Smytha DlvlMon " NIIsson, Atl 11 10 21 Mike Murphy scored two staged in August when Both of Thursday's games scheduled, pins at least two heat the pre.tournament period goals past Atlanta Vancouvw 6 $ 5 SS Sl 17 Halward, LA 6 lS 21 goals and Marcel Dlonne, the Clarke took the Com. are played at Central Valley more whether or not they favourite Prince Rupert goalie Dan Boucbard. His Chicago 4 6 $ 37 44 13 Leach, Pha 12 S 20 NHL's leading acocer, had monwealth title. School in Buruaby. make the elimination Senior Secondary team 4-3. second goal, which actually st. Louis 5 8 3 43 56 13 MacDoftsld, Edm ,11 9 20 Wlnnlp~ 4 8 3 33 SO I1 Propp, Pha 9 11 20 one goal and one assist as It appeared they would be Friday, the Kermodas play rounds. The team expects to he proved to be the game- Edmonton 3 9 4 $4 72 10 ~acAdam, MIn 7 13 20 Los Angeles defeated disappointed through the either Burnaby Central or • lmea for the other Ker- back Sunday afternoon, winner, came on assists colorado 3 l0 2 43 57 .S Grotzky, Edm 6 t4 Colorado. first five rounds as beth men Carson Graham, both from mode games will he an- provided the airplanes are. boxed cautiously. Clarke the Vancouver area. The two nounoed when the results of flying, JR. FOOTBALL appeared to be the aggressor with Gray protecting his face against the Haligonian's ~mmer-llke left. Too Tall tootough for Rams turn over title But in the sixth, after breaking from a clinch, By MIKE RUTSEY offence for the Rams. Regina centre Blair over from the twoyaM line, Clarke opened a cut on HAMILTON (CP) -- But as it turned out they Thompson zoomed the ball With the score tied 9-9 m Gray's eyebrow. Both Abdullah Muhammad Football teams that commit didn't really need a lot of of- high over punter Greg fighters stepped up the pace PHOENIX, Ariz. (AP) -- FootballLeague Dallas Cow- Jones, 28, cut Muham- fence. Ottawa's best play Finger's head and Ottawa the final play of the third Ed (Too Tall) Jones scored a turnovers are like dogs that was forcing the Rams into recovered on the Rams' quarter, ThmnlZou bounced with Clarke zeroing in on the boys appeared to have won road's left eye in the fifth chase cars -- both are wound. Clarke was also cut sixthround technical four of the first five rounds -- round. The former football bucking the winning odds punting on third down. On thrce-yard line. a snap between Finger's knockout' over Abdullah' legs, giving llm Snom~ the slightly over the left eye; with one even -- when he playersaid he opened the cut and have a low survival rate. three eccassinas the Rams But the Sooncrs were in a And then late in the ninth, Muhammad Tuesday night sent Muhammad to the with a left hook but Menages turned the ball over on punt generous mood as well and bell at. the Ran~ ~-yard at the Phoenix Civic Plaza. line. ~ott Hay.|~i. U~tly Clarke was staggered with a canvas with a right band that said it was an elbow. "'l~/~t" fittt'" wtik '~tl~ formation, with high and on the very.neat play.rum. series of combinations. The crowd of about 4,200, many r~gside observers felt ,.In Jones dressing room; mimed e~,,a ~/ml.;.llald which paid as much as ~117 l~Sul~on.Clasr to Reginl 111,k~P,~cl.~Q~PI ...... bind tho ball.back tu. the goal that went win'for a in the 10th, Gray went .~,,~.P~k...... his,. manager, Dave Wdf~ on Saturday afternon per ticket, booed after lZos't The victory gave the Rams. sing.le~- me of two dnglm, a after the groggy Clarke and Muhammad's "J~e'ad said Muhammad "quit in the The Ottawa defenoe held dropped him. With Clarke of the rounds and again after bounced off the canves and sixth round. He quit because as they coughed up the bah Soonen a 14-0 rscord for the and Fieger again dropped convert and a 4~-yard field Referee Bobby Ferrara's five times en route to a 13-9 year and their second goal he was good on, As it wobbly, Beaton waved them seconds later referee, he was being punished." defeat at the hands of Ottawa national rifle. They also won beck to punt. Tlds time on and Clarke went down TKO decision was an. Ferrara stopped the fight, The victor admitted, "I turned out that single was nounced. Snoners in the Canadian in 1974. Regina wan gunning Thompoon's snap wan a bit the ~ point. again. The fight was finally which was scheduled for six haven't put it together yet. Junior football cbam- for lls sixth rifle. • low, Ftsger dropped it and ended at 2:49 of the 10th with Jones, the former all.pro rounds. This is my second fight, i squibbed a kick that the Raging scoced lto major on Clarke on the floor. defensive end of the National Jones, at 6-fcot-9 and 248 know I've got a lot to lasm, pionship. The first time the Rams Soouers recovered on the 17- a chive that started on their It was Clarke's first loss in pounds, towered over the 6-3, but I have two wins now over The Sconers accomplished put themselves into a bale on yard line. own 48-yard line to opm the 21 fights but minutes after =14-pound Muhommad, who experienced fighters. I know little offensively -- Just six a third,down punt attempt They made no mbtake the second half and culminated the fight he came to Clyde's fought mostly from nn aw- once I put it together, I'll be .first downs and 151 yards in occurred late in the second second time. Two plays later in quarterback Marshall corner and asked for a Bears kward, peak-a.boo crouch, siright. I know I can punch." totaloffencecomparedtol2 quarter with the scere tled 2. substitute quarterback Hamilton's S0-yard touch- rematch. Jones, appearing in only Muhammad, 29, was first downs and 240 yards 2. Duncan Anderson took it down heave to Wse Cllff~d. Both Gray and Ungerman his second professional fight, .° Coveredwith purple blotches agreed but the manager said tOps in was the aggressor, relying after the fight. Now 4-8, he he was talking "different mostly on a tong left jab. said he couldn't get up off the turkey from here on in" after The only knockdown came floor because blood from the Stargell shares MVP award his treatment at the hands of soccer nt the end of the fight, cut "gave me double vision. the Halifax Athletic Com- EDMONTON (CP) -- NEW YORK CAP) -- Both Stargell received 10 first, one of i~ t-eam;s 162-grimes, for his third major award of University of Alberta Golden ~..~.~`.~:.~.~.~...~.~.`.~.`.~.~.~:~:.:;:;:;:;:~:.:~:.:~:~:~.~;..:.~;.~..~;.~.~...... ;:;:.;.~. ,:,:~:~'.'.'.'.'.'.".'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'~ ...... ;...... ::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: ...... Willie Stargell, Pittsburgh place votes, three seconds, led the NL in batting with a the year. mission. Bears blanked St. Mary's .~.~...:.~.:~:.:.:.:.:~:;:~:.:~:..~:.~;:.:.:;:;:~:.:~:.:.:;:~:~.~:.~:::~.:~:.:.~.:::::;:~:..~:.:.:.:.:~:~:.:~.:.:.::~'` Pirates' 38-year-old wonder, four thirds, one fourth and .344average, in doubles with "I don't play for awards. I Ungerman declined to be and young Keith Hernandez two sixths. But what is 48 a~ tn runs scored with just play for the rewards," specific but referred SundayUniverslty2-Otowin Huskieathe Canadian AUTOMATICTRANSMISSION of St.Lcuis Cardinals said difficult to comprehend is 116,was second in hits with be said. "We prepare our. generally to an incident at Interunlversity Athletic they were satisfied with that four writers completely 210, tied for third in game- selves at the first of the year the weigh-in Tuesday when sharing the National ignored him, meaning they winninghitawllhl6andfifth to try to win the World Gray came in a pound over UnionThe soccervictory championship. marked the TUNEsUP League's most valuable did net think he was even in runs batted in with l05. He Series. We donot play fur the 147 welterweight limit. first time the Bears have not more than player award for the 1979 among the 10 most valuable also hit U triples and lI awards. There was an argument won the national title since season, players in the league, home runs in 610 at.bats. "But I'm happy for myself about the scales and Gray 1972. University of Manitoba But did either one really Hernandez, on the other returned a pound lighter. Bisons won hat year. ¢,mTo,,~,.,uplus tax .Terrace Totom Ferd Sales Lid. deserve it outright or not at hand, was the only player Storgell, used judiciously and I am happy for Her. unndez. I know what kind of "l've been in the corner Age Ayobahan scored the up to 11 Iitros oi1~, Ke.h Avo.' ,=.~ all? named on all 24 ballots, by Pittsburgh manager a player he is." winning goal for Alberta dx collecting only four firsts, Chuck Tanner, appeared in 300 over 300 times and I've never seen a commission minutes into the second half I,~Orain: AutomaticTransmJssmn F .~.,'~.,...:, ;., The 24-man voting corn- but eight seconds, seven 126 games, had 424 at-bats, In St. Louis, Hernsndaz and Rudy Bartholomew TorqueConverter (ifequip. [t.*'~r"~/,,../,.~ ...... mittee -- two from each of thirds, two fourths and three 60 runs scored, 119 hits, 19 said being named co-winnsr allow a scale with a two- ped with drain plug) [ ~li~.~...~,' :' ; ,"~,~-~*. pound variation jeopardize scored the insurance marker the NL's 12 cities -- of the fifths, doubles, no triples, 32 of the NL's most valuable 24 minutes later. P Clean: Fluid pick u'p screen l" ' ". ~~~ BaseballWritersAuociation A first-place vote was homers, 82 RBIs and hatted player award is a prideful the career of a great fighter Air Breather (dso equ~pped)~ " ~~ of America, said there was worth 14 points, with nine for .281. achievement, but he has an like Clyde," Ungerman SALT IT AWAY ,,A,~ius,: Bands ~:. ~.':'~211t~_ no separating the two complained. Roman soldiers were fed, Linkage ~'=~, "JJ~ ~e players in total pelnte. In the second, eight for/third' and In Dallas, where he was on even loftier goal. Replace; Pan gasket and fluid ~ , A third fighi here would be housed and clothed by the Road Test Vehicle so on. a tour as part of be Willie "To be on e winner; that's lucrative for both. Clarke stats but they bad to buy Most Passenger Cars and Dght.Trucks balloting, announced Statistically, the 26-year- Stargeii Foundation for thebottomline,"the26.ycer. pocketed 22.5 per cent of the their own salt -- hence the points.TUesday'each received 216 old Hernandez far outshone Sickle Cell Anemia, Stargell old St. Louis Cardinals' star gate which exceeded the word salary. ::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: Stsrgell, except in home made it clear that team said. "Personal awards are $1~9,000 August take and However, the breakdown runs. accomplishments over- great' but winnbig the World Gray got 17.5 per cent this in the voting was quite The Cardinals' first shadow individualhonorsas Series would be even time, curious, baseman played in all but be accepted congratulations greater," 111 other fights Tuesday, t heavyweight Roddie Donald of New Dawkins' dunks "shattering" WonlrlshWalerf°i'd'TorontoamaJoritYJohnN,S., Gsllngherdecisi°n and oVerof White Plains, N.Y. on an It was a night, and a sight, be refers to as "Go.Rtila unhurt while Robinzine was delayed one hour, 13 minutel eightrounder. to remember. Dunks." cut on the hand. while a whole new support "I think this is Darryl'e The sight was so stunning apparatus was installed. lifelong dream-- to shatter a As he dunked the ball, his that Philadelphia's Steve hands made contact with the backboard," said iron rim of the basket. Mix raced into the locker basket, Kansas City Kings Late ' Philadelphia guard Doug Suddenly the fiberglass room to get his camera, then Collins. w°n the game U0"I03' h ky backboard shattered into returned to the court to take snapping e six-g-me InslM OC e That's exactly what hundreds of tiny pieces and pictures. streak. Phil Ford led the way Darryi Dnwkins, the the whole thing crashed to Dawkins' dunk bent the with 24 points and reserve muscular, 6-foot-U, 258- support pole that holds up guard Marion Redmond pound, 22-year-oldwho plays the hardwood floor. _ the basket and backboard, -increased park & Ferry The shattered scored 19 as the Kings built a score centre for the 76era, did in a glass and the pole broke while 16-point first.half lead and In Monday night's second National Basketball Aueei- showered both Dawkins and workers tried to attach a new then held on to win. Commercial Hockey league Island development ation game Tuesday night at Robinzlne. Dawklns was backboard. The J~ame was In other NBA games, San flame, Terrace Hotel heat Kansas City. Antonio Spurs edged Golden Wcetend 4-1. It happened early in the State Warriors 151.1~,7 in CoN Hceam and Murray third quarter with Kansas overtime, Houston Rockets Hill staked the Hotel team to - arena restructuring to include City lnsdlng 49-45. Dawkins trimmed Chicago Bulls 1~- a 2-0 first-l~od lead before took a lob pass from Maurice Atllntl~ Divlal~m Midwest Dlvlldlm 127, Los Angeles takers Steve Dillabongh cut the Cheeks and turned to the W L FCt.QBL MIIwauk~ 13 3 .|13 -- routed San Diego Clippers margin in half with only 41 youth centre basket, having beaten his Bo~ton 10 3 .TdW ~,~ Denver 6 11 .~$3 7V~ PhlliMtphll 12 4 .750 -- Kansas City 6 It .353 7~ 137-91, Milwaukee Bucks seconds le~t in the period. man, Kings centre Sam New York 7 S .~7 4~,~ Chicago 4 13 .~n5 f~ beat Portland Trail Blazers That was all the offence Lacey. The only other Washington S 7 .417 S Utah 2 1:) .13S 10~ 101.92, Washington Bullets the W~stend squad could ON NOVEMBER 17th RE-ELECT j' JJ Kansas City player nearby, Now Jersey 5 10 .333 6~ Corral Division Pacific Dlvlllm defeated New York Knick8 muster in the game, though, forward Bill Robinzine, Atlanta !1 S .~f/ -- Lea Angeles 1~ 4 .7S0 -- 111-107, Denver Nuggets it was put out of reach by decided to duck for safety, it Sen Antonio 9 7 .563 1V~ Portland 13 S .722 -- trimmed Cleveland Hill's second-period goal. was a good idea. Indl~ma 8 9 ,471 3 Phoenix 10 6 .~$ 2 Houotnn 6 7 ,~2 3 Seattle 9 6 .dO0 2v~ Cavaliers 116-110 and New Mickey Wagner iced the win Dawkins went up for one of D~trott S 9 ,357 4'/: Ooldm State 7 7 .SO0 4 Jersey Nets topped Atlanta in the third period with four TALSTRA,JacklXJ those high-percentage shots Cleveland 6 !1 .3S3 S Sen Diego 6 12 .333 7 Hawks 101-92. minutes left to play. - I TO TERRACE COUNCILS