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:~ L ;. : , . 40 • ~;i!d' +Whe++ + j :~:' ' ~q:~l' q n you!+~ : .... m+mb~ J + I I "+e:~ for4 -- ,..++' I + dlionsI d++++ :. " better 4 ' ++ 'oubie . F II checkI i + ...... : " ~ / KEITH ALFORD+ " Thetechnbl0gy of the whole operation is M-teeh at its 1984 ,:~+ ~ , ' Herald S~iff Writei'...... i peak...lt ~ul~ no human input at all other than sbe,,qzg :i TERRACE--It Could be the.ultimato payoff for a the playing card:into a slot." : !computer game.i ~i~.~. :' ~i./ i. .... 'Theimideofthecomputerhasaseriesofwhalappearsto /.Fivemfllion of anything is a int, It,s a lot of points, eggs, be little red lights. Those lights "read" the numbers (i • beavers, ants, people or ping.pong balls. It's especially a marked by the customer. The terminal than sends those , lot when*you're talking money,~ - i . . : mnnbers to the ross .t~ computer in Winnipeg. Only when

' ~ Five million doJlaro'is+what +this safe,Jay's Jackpot for the big computer in Manitoba has received thenumbers ::+ i~the 649 lottery was estimated atTueed~,y.: The top amount does the local computer belch out the cu~tomer!s actual .:./; has alreadst risen to ~;5 million as+lucre+ tickets are bought legal tick(~t/The time varies between 10 seconds and three /~ i!:andit isexpncted to rise evep more be~o.re t~ draw. ~ :'! ~-i" ~ minutes when +, lot of people ure playing at onen. " i:i~*/! "We're a .ecuntryl.of gamblers'," says the C~ators' . But jt,d "buyer.beware" when it comes to that rmal thin. i:§ i:~BLll Keenleyside whose.lnsurance offico aiso sells; the 649 . pi~ +of paper~ ... • : , u+ Heets. notes ~ith the jackpot going up a few new+Peel~le/ : ~ The computers have been known to make mistakes. .... One'. s first instinct, perhaps based on some sch0ol-testa, . take a chance, but most of his regtfiar euntomers are is to'a toally black out ~e Httle number boxes, However, simpTying buying more 649 tickets. " •' ' ' " ...... : Keenleyside,iS not alone in experiencing thail The Daffy there is'n0 necdfor that~ A simple single Hue tlirough them 'Herald couldn t get. Close enoughto.talk4o the other two, will suffice, iWhile a ball pointpen is. suggested, pencil • ~ to work, too. But just as in oMorh~ books it's best downtownTe~ace:64,9 bullets ~g'.Wechiesday ~s lunchl not to go~tside the line. If that happens, the eompoter ; 'hanr~ TheSlceenaMall'sShoflaldan~i$o~nsWaspackedwtth! ~, someti~+,.!rca~',tbe wrong.nUmber.i., +~ ~+i~;~+::! " customers choosing their num~ +and. thi~ !Woofworth's It is up to the purchaser to detect any errors between the i+cutlet Was lined +up...... withan even dozen ~ople clutching numbers picked on the card and the ticket the terminal 'their tickets to financial happiness,. • - ' ... • ' . • "To la the meyouaregivena~4xTinchcardonwhieh gwesycu... _=...... , . P Y . ~ ' ,, .... " ..... : ' I . uurmgum Dec. 31 draw, one u,u.. man mougnt ne~naa are printed sLx boards, or boxes with the nmnbers one to , ...... ~...... ~' ..... : .... "" " "-~'+-.... ::'-=-'- ""-:- "- ;'~nie 6 ,thewlnningnumber, Andhedid, But only ~n his eard, not 49 prmmo• ; mslae.me- - ' ...... lat3er r~cmn~sc, '-nc,=;© ...... u,~ smn,,=nch - .entheaetualcomputerpdntout," ...... ticket. Tbomachinegos' fed 49 Eacl~Be~olnum.nenpmye~cwmuuuuun-r, ---~ "_,=.,._~;.--.-a:a.,...,.h=, mh~+~l=,~b.A..,tk.~k...~.. - ..... "- "" dollars " ' • i~ii~ ul~ ll~llllUU uAuu k ~II~ii ik &13ol iii1o~oi~+ bwt ta#~ ~,#s#~. card a player can spena ~rom one m m~ • i Ify0umi~winningtheb~prlze(obviouniyalotofpesple a brindle.:::+:, + ~have since it is still growing) thereare smaller ones down.to ,He's *~o~.tbe:;only0ne. ' . ' +~s little as $1o. The Dec. 31' draw'..-*saw . ~2,.447 W!nners .. :'~Regional,.District of KiUniat-$tikine Dir~tor,tor Nasa chmen; but 334,~t6 0f these weref0r"+~y $i0, .Three ~ple Camp Percy TaR was one of the first big lesem in 64~... ~onover a quarter of a million. ' '+...... i ' ~/. .While in Vancouver early in 1983, TaR noticed One of the i~, Not a]~ d~emoney is Wven back t0 the players. Intactnot newterminais. Theydidn't get to.TerraceunW April; but even i~0st of]L The "pool" from which the various money were worki,gin the lower mainland befere that~ • + •.amounts.dreawardedeonoisisof0nly45~rcontofthecash TaR picked his numbers and paid hiscash, i, . i • ..taken in..That's a big cut for any gambling ',house" but m . Hewon the big one in excess of a coolmlllion.i, i ~ " • • ' S + AS this~case the "house" Is the governments of the western Almost . •. : +' YOU pays ....your money and you fakes your and check what the computer ' give ' you.. :" ~dian~vinces ....' ' - ..... : ....• .- . It seenm." .his ..uexet did not have me. humor... of the chance on LoHo 649 Butwith $5million riding more people buy for the blg prize, morepeople +, ~n ,~ .... ;..:..: .,. ,.,+_ . ,=.~,__ ...... ~ ..... , ; ...... _" .... !;/~/! -, , I, .... ~-. -,' ,~-':.... "--- stobecarefuI ma,, find that out the hard wa" +""rne649gamewoumbeunpasa~mewm~u¢+c°mpucers" , in~vmua~mrmmat.ueeapnnmoon~t: Tnewesternt;anana ~u, w,c,~ Tuu pu. ~,uut i~- ,. U~a~, • . •' , : . : /:i And~these computer terrninalk dd it all.. ' +/i ' ' LotteryF~ndation refused in award him .the money and. • : " " .... , ' • • ' " ~:~ The eard the cust0mer fllis cut is not the antual tieket that rolled it over fo~ thenext draw.- ;. " ......

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I. + ~doiiblidgthepriceofbread'andinereaslng4hecostof.other . 0nWt~lnosdaY night, the g0vernment:said widows, br".:' 'P'.r0posed ..see. y ,p .- . po~..~' .... ::. . " e ~. !, y,' . , - ;;.,-~ .m'~ ...... ' " staples The violence spread to Tunis on Monday, but the phans, retired people and invalids -- those m0staffectedb~ I~!~ separam L,eoanon s cwu . mmunauonm mrce to.seave occupms, me so,m-.anct:;~ ~namsoodin, aeung il " ...... ' president of the Higher !, :i country was "repro-ted. qul~t Wednesday.,.:' , the price iner,eases ~ Would receive increased welfare: ~ =~bii;h°mbtaabt~:ctSeasda:d ~ta~:0Y"f~able future southeast. • : . Shlite R ellgious Council, '/~ : :~ Tbe government has confirmed only four deaths, all in benoflts, The amount of tl/e increase was not announced. / ...... L " " .... " " ' " " " L'. ' " " '.The Israel, occupation t~-:+.:: riotingin provincial cities. However, semi-of.flcialsourcos Habib Achour,seeretary-general of the General Unionof: .I~.b~ese offscm!s sam ?The + security "plan is forces have been com!n.g ~and other Moslem leaders i

~ :. said the deaoh toll+had~reached ~ 0r~:~.. :! . .... :L ,~ ..... " Tunisian Worlce~S, the only legal labor brganlzation in~. to~Y.. ' ,...,. • '; ' aLmed. " at ' extending under escalating guerrina Vowed to . escalate i ~:'i~Jy'sViolencd drkpted ~und.thbMagasinGeneral, a Tunisia, said ~'~eneral strike~was ~ssible if the govern- i However, ~.u~e : OtXlClalS, ~.. gove~ent authority from attacks. On* Wednesday, resistance to the Israeli 'labyrinth of narrow streets and stalls at the entrance to the ment did not'g~ant ,, sufficient ,, compensation for the 115' said_,. +i,i,. Preslaent .., ..' ,...Amln ' Beirut toiess than one-third Israeli jets poufided . pro- army in southernLebanon, old city of Tunis. It starts at the end of ths ~pitol's main per-cent ris~ in:the, price of bread and for price increases ~emayel, :•"wul _ask mat. me. + lot Lebanon ,s territory, ,, Iranian guerrilla bases in •which has a predominantly " street, Avenue Habib Benr~uiba, ~,i:/' : :, =,~=,,~;,, ...... ~ ,,,h,,.'=,o,~o=,...... ~ ...... " • : ...... , ...... '. United States,erance, ntmy.. ~Id the Official ~the :Bekan . "Valley and Shilte population. ' + ., ,.The security forces Used automatlc:.weapons;, teargas Tualslais"stUlm~der the:state of emergency pr~laimed .. ,and~-:.~Htaini~keep" the.iri:"~e ..lani.expected to be ~Lebanese;. istgte ~' ,radio ~, A We blew up.in Sidon " grenades.and pistols to~ drive"tbe:crowd away'from the ~y Bourguil~a:iand alliuniversities dnd lseh~ls/remain'i :. peaeexeepmg_....,,. , +., :forces ._ ,~.m m ~.=;,.,~v ~.,,., ..... i.ona ~eported nearly 100 people today as an Israeli patrol' . store, Within minutes,the city cantrewM almost deserted~ " • ; , ...... ' :' L,euanon m support m me i ...... : ...... "~ " •.... ~"-~'--.~ ~...... ' was . passing, * but i no • ...... ' " ...... d calls for the establishm nt ' : it was not known.if anyone was killed In today!s outbreak ...... A traveller, who .drove through Sfax~ the. country s new•. plan,. :...... which ..... will • ...... exten . .+ k..,...... M ;. u~;,,+,. ded • • . casualties. Were . reported. inTunis, but'aleast~psol)lewereimowntoh~vebeen, econnmie capital,• " said• the..... Bank of Tunisia had been aumo~ty°t~g e overnment. , ._k,,,..=u, u=,©. ,~v,,~o.,o^..,,.~_ ,~-=, ^.,, a ltwas the second Israeli Lebanese Prime Mints'ter ' i Wounded. A report on their conditions wasnot available.. destroyed..... by• ...... hre .and a supermarket destroyed]~• the nots,• over.' ,•~.., mucn .-.~ otme _+' tel'rlm. r ;..,.~.,....ay • ~,,,ua,u~ ,,.,...... ~,.h~..;..., •- ' attack." In two. days •on the Shafik +..~.Wazzan said

.. . Snldiers took up positions on the roufsof bulldings in the , but the city was calm:Wednesday...... +'. + " , ...... no' t'" .: ~ .~er~ . Ynan'or ~sraeu" o~,--~',.,.,,¢ o,,.,,.-~,-1o;.+= ...... 5,,..,..... 1"he guerrilla bases~ ,.m the Tuesdayl. his government • +oid,~;city L , and in n.eighboring, streets,"~rmy, helicopters Premier MohamedMzali has accused hostde elements ' ...... ~' " - ...... - ...... seek' Syrian-controlled valley, and leaders of the principal'. arrivedlater with moretroops andvchicl~ equipped-with ofasing the pri~e increase'as apret e xt t o ca us e" anarch" y ....Reagan ,+i: administration' " ." - " ""am ~u.~.,mem ,h,,m.,,m:~ p,+mm ~,mm. to Italy Radio and police reports warring 'factions are.near . machine-guns took up positions.in the area...... " and try to bring down" :the admmistratmn.• ' • . . . " J+: omeialS, - ...... nave vmeea* .oW' -. .'~L:' and-G'-'-...... to ,,,,lice these said 16 jets struck villages, agreement on the proposed • : . .~ : dmlsm mat me propusea ""'~ ," " iii ~ ' + ' ' • '-: :? plan will eventually, me~/n- zones', around Baalhek anda police, security plan, which calls for 12' . .,. ntinues:. ' ' :' '...... ,. , a U:S. Marines can be ' ;are;::;+ 'still far away station, and a! former: an end to flghting in Beirut's • 'l'em0ved from Beirut. from the ultimate objective vocationhl school at the ShHte,populated southern ' • .- .... .i. , .... southern entrance to the. suburbs and the nelgh- :/ Ico elect on bid .. But one Lebanese offlcml,-' " of extending state authority . - .- ' ...... •",WASHINGTON .(AP)" --'• Syrlan : capitivity. Asked ff he'h~ti~any other ' during the primary season: w]io..spoKe on conditiou',ne • to* normern, :eastern ano . + +.... . r ' ' ' Jeue Jackson is working to "Obviously, thereisan even missions in xni0d,' Jackson,' ~Jaclmon's late-starting n ot.~named: ssid~i"~!t ~<" i~sbuther~. !Lebsami,'! the tomTh:an~S~8 themit~li~re~ .chc~ 7e°7:ein;f the plan • transform his personal greater, interest in ' ~e re p lied'. '. ~' / ' ;:can~. . pug i xt ~eed.~very.,....~ ...... boost ~" ng...... to assume. : ~that +the ~ official~ .... said. + :.. +" . . were. two guerrilla. ~ bases . might' be the designation of for.en n Inc trinm h mto c'm ~ andb abroader "l'llbeoilmyway,toNew itcanget, r~or me mgisttea! .' ~.~' ~ ' :- v ,' ' . , .,~dHh-oini.~o~ ..... a th., ~'.,,, o',..~--, -0 o • votes''g andpe'Y money for Phis "bid.. Cross;eectiona paign of..y people. ,, Hampshire" on.... Frid a y..,'; i: "and'finax~cial. /: . . P+roblemshe n~'~•' ' .:- .~..Y' :. l ..' + .' .. , ...... - : .+.. .~,. , ~ i . launching-.~ ...... pads= .....for ~...... anti- neutral:zone, --- --.v,, said.... one of-- for . the Democratic Overall he said the Jackson ~be one":0f :!i faces are; iiubs tantial'The ~~r~l~.. RVR .IJRT C! Israeli attacks..flcial,: who insisted on + ' " !omination ...... "~'. ': " . + • , ~ . : ~ .~.: ~I0wa" pf~inct:-caucuses ..i.,~.'.:.i.~,wv ..,v v~m'~-~,~ ---~, LD ~ a 'on mit . ' • preddentm n , " _~m-lnnmission |a o' nhm tm. several . ' Democratic ' ..... - + ~.. ~;~ ;, ... ~. ,.. : , .:, : . : HIT STRONGHO . 8 . . n y y .... The civil rights •leader h;'~'~ . urn+,;. ' rH0 .... presidential candidates open the seanon in less than VANCOUVER (CP)- About 200 peeple evaeuated m Most of the targetswere Most of the 1,6oo u.$. met,.•...... with. supporters 'oan|,of|~,m"=p.o """~ ~ ' ""+ addrossina " a weeken~t,• two months "on Feb. 20 ' " Princeton.:e when heavy •rain and ~warm . +...... temperatures strongholds of the Islamic . Marines in Lebanon as part• w~esday.... to plot strategy,; --v~--,...... ' • + ,L ~.. ' .. conference on acid, rain. ~ ' folio'Wed+,~~.bY.. New. Hamp-. ...mbtn~ned to create a floodin=_ hazard returo~to', their. Areal Movement and the of the multinational planning ~'the next step'to" _ ~.e.wa~.m the/M~nme ~,, m,,,,~, nuicklV shire s.:+ flrsbin,the-U.S, h0mesin the southern Interior town todaYaS.Water levels m Hezbellah -- Lebanese paaeekeeping force are

folloW his "SUccessful ;/~S.~i,i:~,~tons...'m W~n,oaa_~--~ tu~ his Prelim:nary':;i popumrity C~'eeks and rivers subsided. • ~ ~ '~ r ~ " ~ extremist groups' whose based at the ~rt, If the mission to Syria to free a' .m,.enea, .nosmu., ..~naso. n~",,~;,~ into new c°ntest°n!Feb'.28" :~theH0nearsa, ab0ut160kilometreseas[ofhere, about members • are ShiRe airport is deelared a neutral Captive U.S. navigator.' i mmvea..aueeesm.mmission cam~i~'~hutions ~ ::Jacks0q ihas yet to file ~evacuat~famfiies were advised it was eafetoreturn to Moslems. They are sup- zone, the marines cuuld be . Its, a bit' early to "' War ...has attacneo. ~. to• It• +~- A,a~nmM~nrailvai'thev'.. e -- - ~ qualifying~papers show•In g their homes + " ~ l~urted by Iranian deployed elsewhere or evaluate the impaet on the nauona~nongranaa~mcneo ~n~'no~,~'~T'~uu~ch he i hehnoraised~theminimum ~-..,,-~'c~.m,~-,~.n~Mpnoidthesittla'tionalsolrad RevolutLanary Guards who possibly withdrawn onto + ' eampatgn, ,' Jackson said of tO.. ' ~.,It some, ,.., reasenan|e. .... ,.~n~.,,~"~-" ~ m~,N..... it.=.'~ ~; ' ~m'. amounts,:+ ' ': ~" necessary f or" :--.~.Aa"©""'~' ,k~..k.;,*"~""'" ,ko...... m~.*==~ " .... Vn.ev - preach Ayatollah Ruhollah ' U.S. warships offshore. his trip that led to.the ampmyo~s~uanoaeumen ~?~,,~'~o;"_~,~;~,~ federal: matching funds. ~' "~''©~.."."'~'.~"'":~.'/."~,'.Z'_-_';%~,., .... ~i~,...., " - ...... • ~..,+ ' ---eertnimv (InoS have some -, t;.,-.r- .... - v--.-e,w ..--- .v,,.b,+^*. :' • ..~;.o.I • T0rrenual rams, eomomeo Wlm me,tag scc a.u re,u,,., Ir~.Ing Ol u.-".. P,avY ~,+,,. , ,_.~,;;.:=.~.=c:,, promises from several of ' ..."~"P'~." _:: ""."':"~".. had Princeton residents fearing the worst, as emergency ...... R0nert, uonnmun Irom pw,v= ,m,~-. .. . , . . wecmeana]? Ills mission to . ,. ,. • .' . • • • ...... the 9oOsupporlers present S-"a ,~s~ ,,' ri~ ,- hi, officiaik predieted h~gh crests of water to c.ome rushing . IN.C II-)F " j-- I-v ~ ~-- ...... ' mff 11 mm~wm , . .. ' " -'+. : . .? s J to raise .at least 130,OOp campaign *. . ; • . ' dOwn ~the Simllkamenn and'Talameen rivers, towards the

Wo man arrestea ;;RTIEg PLANNED i+i tS'i~m~:~v~L;i~°~:~i:dai ;c°;,Tbyl:h;Umethefloodcnestsreach~thetowniwoter Sports , pages 4&5 - LOSANGELES (AP) ,-- A • Idlometrel ea.s t " of ' Los. And, t~Idng a leaf from, risk" he:"told" a"V~hurch *ievels:hed.subsided and no damage, was reported. ; wbman who ~t fire +to,.+a An@tea Inten!ational the campalgn strate~es of ~o~.:,;,;,,~,,~,=ffi,~:,, -n,,, It The rain abated clurlng the evening but not before about Comics page 6 lavatory aboard a De!is ~ Airport, en ro~Ite from. oppoii~nts juch as ~ former:, w'a'sno~a'~b-ra'~r~s"l~ Itwas 147milUmetres (sixin',:hea) of rain fell in Some parts of the :Unes flight am It, ap::. :Dall#s: ...... vice-~Idant. .i:'.Waltev}'.the ri,,~,t:~hin, + to do " .L.iteri0r, Leesthan a thlrd of tha~ amount fell in Vancouver proached Los An.gel~. on L ~ "Durlng the course of the Mondale, Jackson. / an- . ,.. ~_'~;, ..,,,~ ~,..;~,,~ ,,, .:and the Fraser Valley but Environment Canada was Classifieds pages 8&9 Wednesday was.arrest~ 0Y , ~fll~t, iTaylor set fire to a nouncad :. a : :: Fresdo m i .::"~,:~'~.~""~"'~ "" i~iprsdicting more heavy rains in southwestern B.C. today. I I I IIIIII II two U.S. marshalS, a.!~oara , lavatory on the' aircraft weezend Jan. !4 and15 to ; ~el~t. ~at:lUued 241 U.S. ///b~lides and washouts.alno foreed closure of two major I [ i I FI i the jet, and the Dla~ wu ~: .~ci~ was extinguished by : raise 0t least $1 inWion wi~ marines ShoWed the central :!highways feeding to Vancouver. Therd was no immediate i q01ekly extinguishes, ute:/Ul~erew+',Hnossatd,"Two parties timed to coincide, roleof .what,. he calls "the l~dieaflenwhentrafflewouldresmneontheTrans'canada WHY BUYNEW? • FBI said. ~ U.8. •marshals aboard ~e with ,the firkt full.as/de', rainbow :/coalition',, --.. +Highway between Hol~, 150 kilometres east of Vancouver, WHEN USEOWlLL DO! • --J~-" Jean Ta~'10r 31,'of/# flight.assisted the crew rind debate,, "among j the ~ blacks,' ifispanics, women i and Chllltwack, 30 Idlometres west of Hope, and Highway 3 Do_you want parts to ttx t~p your car but your budget. won t allow it? Beat the high cost of new parts with quality used parts from '~ dektroying an alrcraft, satd:#~i':~ewas~urned°verW~ ~ Democrsttc,candidateswW : When : those sold!era i~etl, 'i .' ..... FBI spokesman John Ho0s.'~~',: ~1 at the airpor t. ' ~//~ .be on hand fit"Hanover, :iwere killed An Rerult, th6y !~!i~!~uamish R(~MP said a yellow alert issued for Highway The incident 0ce~* i l~lta spokesman' Jim N.H.,+ for a'.deb.a...f~ spen-fi .were black*= and ,white, ~,~9~htch runs north from Vancouver to the ski resort of S.K.B. AUTO SALVAGE . aboard Delta Flight 33!, .Ewhig in Atl~ts isa!d the _gored by' .th/e..' lt~. of,.{?+ !~m.pan!¢ .~d •p0o.r, ~ ~!,d .: WhhitJer was no longer in ~feet. ' + 635-2333 or 635-9095 ' which was earryiAg, i~f' fire "scoroneu one of tWO r,epresentauves :: .uemoe. :~:i.Jaea~n, WI~oJs .blaCK. ~[ ~ Meanwhile, Blaekcomb "and Whistler Moantams passengers -- including the.. i lavatories at the rear of the .ratic Caucus', the first 0f ~. Was Indeed an explosion of ~ed to skiers today after being closed because of rain 3690 Duhan (iustoff Hwy. 16 E) • marshals -- about 5~ I, i~0etng 727. many-debates schedul~i ~ the rainbow;'. 'and Warm weather. , . l I i i ': "." - - - ~ : ~,i ','

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'doesn't even liave a' d/tree, bu[wlll have made a return of .' ' ' ~ J ~.... = ...... "~L" ' " ranteed to be ;aidwithin 30 days. "But you can~ersure: u d eve y weekday at 3010 Kalum Street, .... "~ .... ' ...... "' last penny out of.funds ayallable in.the government, gua . P . ,, . :, . near!y.$1 bjlllen wh.ea ~e fiscal year ends on March.31,.'-' This Iniudes neariy $9 billl0n~ :in • uension tUnds ;nlus "payment is not made until the last minute, the spak~an ~,. Terrace, B.C. by Sterlln0 Publishers Ltd. ' .It ~ the ln#~t.menta'di~,lsion of:tbe Br!tish Colunlbl'a. Whatever loose eash:~u:~:~vailable ;fron~!the Vitri0us. l~ank says • .... k ' I ' t * ; r ~' ::~" ~ '"' Authorized as second class mail. Re~istratlen ....',;..~ , , . ] • i , ",, .. ' ~: . - ~ :I ' ...... ' ' * .... . ' " " ( " ' , . " ' I : ' .... ~ , • I ~nce,~.~..S~'Y'!,,~.'~','.,./,i .... .'~" ': :'' ":.~ ' ; accounts of the government and Crown corporations, as WASTESNOTHING .." . . ___ .." ,/,.,~ Number 1201. Postage paid in cash, return postage • '~e. n_ue~,y, we..~a,ve, a mediurc-sized.whol~ale banki? i-~~ well; as UnUsed bafmwifigs afid"f~ds obiained'i~re~.h By using computers, all government bank acco~are.. 0usrantesd asemor innanceMiidtRry'offielal~saidtn!an~interview,•:~ 0vet;~lrafts~ ". .... /' ::: "". ". "'.. ' ' "-- checked every night and any loose funds inves..te~!~i.(.?~'//./ Terrace': Circulation: Thts bank does the Same things ,as ~i comznercisl b~k' ~' The B.C. :overaliofi :ranks "r i.hird, behind the : ouebec "By being able to do thst,'we are able to use'mat.,~%neY : 635.6357 ~35-4000 but...... doesnt havo a retail : division':.... ~ • ~'...... ' ". ~. government" ' s Caissc de.... De tet P.lsceme~t du' ebec, every minute,' ' he sold, addin g that the money "man" - • "~i" era • I ..... "" .... • ...... PO ...... ~u ...... ~. ..~...... ,.. • ulth.rea.teuersn ~ap,me~!m~iqnto,$2mfi!ionaday, and ' whose $18 bll!lon ln,assets:mdke:lt hbout ,the;pize of invest even for 24 hours,: :.. ~ ~i~ : : ' ' Publisher - David Hamilton .can CaSh cneques tor members o.f.the legislature~..Its Vault -conadi/'s'sixth largest bank,and ii~e ~lberta =oveminent's '. The managers eun;entiy are averaging o return:0f~.0re ~ nan safety, deposi.t boxes, a. 5,~e gold nugget --the tteritage Savings Trnst'F~d, which.has $1'3.3 billion in than tt per cent on the f~nds at tl~e|r disposal. They.'.~e "~ Edilori " Advertising Sales: mrgest round In British Columbi&.-. and $13,5'bllllon to'$i4 i~. a=ets;., ' ' , " 'i~ ,.. ,' .'~. ~, ' ':-::.• • : • * ..- -~- ", "makin~ IPA per cent at the end of July, : . ,i~i-:~'!i~ • Brian Gregg ' Nick Walton.' bin!on In bends and trt~t' and,sinidng f~d depos!ts~ ,'..~..~ The s.pokesmansaid the !ml0~iatry:is moving the British : Their goal is to make three per Cent in excess oF~in- lm cam management dhds!onhandles $52 billion a year, Columbia government into', modem electronic banking,, flation"rat6, which recently has been hovering me~v e Staff Writer. Photographer: Sports. : : ~ " : .... per cent .....- "' ,,~,,~.~'~, ,,. Kelth Alford .Don Schaffer ~'t ~1~ • ' • . I ' ':" "11 • el :. :;", ~ii:- :' ...i • s " ' .- The mmiugers are permitted to in'vestonly.in the. ~na r ...... ~ • .. ~., ; • and money markets They have about $5 billion in~bonda u ,ervIs r la KTi alO and $3 billion in deposlts but are prepared to m°ve qulc~klY Reception.Classified., Circulation: • ' ; ' c .~. O ~S C ': , ':ST• ' r ...." ' " '-" ClaireWadley Sue Nelson OTTAWA (CP) -- Many " had ~ , formal- . first-aid ~. is known, about how safe(;injurins than girls and that When the price is right and the yield proper. , ,~!~:'/ trainiug~. Onaverage, there schools are or abou[ I the"., accidents occur'more oft'an And in the bond market, they may deal only in g~e~- children are injured on moat bends, such as Canada Savings Bonds, or guar~in!ees ~OTICE OF COPYRIGHT school playing fields or in. was The Herald retains full, complete and sole copyright one. trained Staff incidence of sehonl-rolated in elementary schools than such as Ontario Hydro or the Export Develdpmenti'~UP. in any advertisement produced and.or any editorial gym classes, but too few member "for evex;y 205 injuries," • in.seconduryschoals,, bonds. ' :!:{i" or photographic content published In the Herald. adult supervisors' •have children.. : , • .. . To try to fill th~at ,void. .. .: Scrio,ns injuries.-broken i adequate first-aid training, . • . . ' :. '~,~,~ Reproduction is not permlHed without the wrltfon The stuclyi d.cril~ed as researchers fro/n rb0nes,-i,".lona of con- . ,;.:.¥. permission of the Publisher. s report in the,Canadian the first of, its.,, kind in Hamilton's .....~McMaster sclou,~'ness, dislocationS, :!~!!~ Medical Association . University . "and,: :'•the aprains',' torn.ligaments or Show popular-'..... The Terraca.Kltlmat Daily Herald'Newspaper Is Journal says. .Canada, was conducted Childrun's : ~osp[tid i'/:.:,of ~artUegeichlppedorbreken politically Independent and a membe~ of the British during the 1981-82 sCSool Eastem"~0nterl0 .in' 0t~wa: . teeth anLI. lnte~.al injuries. TORONTO(CP)" A police slide show billed as a "b~lo~xl: Cotumbla Press Council. Researchers studying year ' and covered"!" 2!2 devel0p~'.~i~ec!dent report .'-7 acoo~ted fornearly one ; ~d-guta" encyclopedia of organized crime in Canada h~ab injuries in schools in schools with 'a: combined enrniment of 83,692children " fi)rms'for.'schools.. '..'~." .... /of ,ev'~' • four injuries proved a success across the country -- ex~:el~t in 0ntat[o, Ontario's Romilton-Wen- the province that most concerned police investigators, :., tworth area found 5.4 in. from junior kindergarten " Boca~eofthe!alze'ofth'e~!!'-Teported" through Grade 13~ ~i " - area and the diversity 0fits ~ / Not s .t...wPriSingly, many of The show, put together hy the RCMP, vms bunn'~d~in . - _ . . Juries a year for every 1001 .', , " .i ,. population,'[he study team, i ,~e sermun injuries .'oc: Ontario, which has had four slayings'linked to orgduiz~ chlldreh and suspest the :"Children spend a: c0n" says '~ei results :~ :ar,'eii:~c~'T~l , i~:, SUpervm.ea:. crime in thelast two months-- for fear of lawsuits against • actual rate may, he'higher. ' Duties raJsed slderable amount Of time In probably typical of:sch001s': athletic activities In .the police by organized crime families. : ' :'~~:'; ' The federal 8ovemment announced Wednesday it has However, prmc~pais and around ~ind going toand elsewhere. , '/~' ~,g_y~n,naalun~ or on outdoor The slide show, which also deals extensively with raised duties on imports of certain specialty steels from the reported that 0nly a small coming from schooli" the MoRE'-.BO¥S HURT .... . playingfiolds, ~,. .. organized crime in Quebec, was shown freely in that United States in retaliation for a similar duty increase on number of their full-time article says• Thel study showed • that ~i ~ Gymnasties,' basketball, province without any problems', said RCMP Supt. Charles steel exports to the U.S. teaching and support staffs "Nevertheless, very little" boys'~:ar,e"more prone"toi..:~, . s~:er:: ;nodf Michaud, director of the'Criminal Intelligence Service o~f The surtax, announced by Trade Minister Gerald Regan, : • = : ' r ~' "~, ! .... ' . ':;.~" ~:~//o eyball neadnd the~ua Canada, a body set up by29 police departments to pool • was effective as of Jan. I and takes the form of increased • ~!.. i .~.. '~ •ac.tivj[~es that produced Intelligence information on organized crime, " , ,;i'~ duties of up to 7.7 per cent on about $15 million worth of steel , ./ ' .• '. lnJilr~es. It,was n,ot known However, If organized Crime figures were" interested,, imports. / ~~ ~i.... how . many• children par- they Could sue the police 6ver the public showings in'O~er lt.wlil remain until the U.S. compensates Canada for the ~ ~ ~ticipatedin each acflvity,'so provinces as well, said Ontario Provincial Police i/isp. ' action it took last summer to protect its own severely // "~!. ~peclfle', incidence 'rates Donald Wood, head of the intelligence servicers Ontario depressed steel industry. ;, ', ~: could not be calculated, bureau• -'.... However, the tariff could be removed if the U,S. were to • . More surprising was th e SHOW:ASUCCESS ' : ~''- offer compensatinn'in the form of easier access for 'finding that .adults ~ith ~, . The 45-minute show; produeed at a cost of $25,000t0:e~ Canadian cement, a trade official said• "Buy America" • " first-aid training were not politicians about ongoing criminal conspiracles~ andS/he :: cement legislaUon passed last year may have cost just one always, present .during people involved, has'been a success, said Mlchaud...' !. ~! Canadian prodncsr as much as $6 million in lost sales to -, Supervised activities. "It's beeh shown all over to municipal, provincial l~ind' :: U.S. customers. ' ' ' ' ' ' ' Schools that responded to federal politicians to convince them of the need to fight'thls ~ i: The U.S. Imposed quotas and a supplementary tariff in questions on that topic said problem," he said. "But the success is not' c0ml~lete !. July on atecl imports..The action was aimed at imports- trained adults were present (without Ontario)." :"~" ~ from Europe, where production is subsidized by govern- moreOften than not during The show first ran into problems in Ontario Wh~ . : meats, hut Canada was also caught in rite net, . swimming instruction, Attorney General Roy McMurtry expressed concern that it ;~ Since then Canada and the U.S. have negotiated an However, fewer, than half could harm the pending trial of Paul Volpe, described In the ~ "orderly marketing arrangement" which mitigates some said a trained adult was film as head of an organized crime family in the provi/i~e. of the effects of U.S. quotas, trade officials said: •always present during The show included Volpe's photograph and a slide'0fhia :. However, further negotiations with the U.S, to provide ~ii phyaleal educstion eiasses, Toronto business address and elaborated on his con- ;' "" ;% I : additional compensation have failed to p~luce any result. ~i i intramural sports and in- nectlons. .' - '~/'.• i~,;~: ..... '..... • l ' !~r~bP,1~'~r~: '~;" Volpe was murdered1.'Novemhe~. His ~y~ was fo~d of.~co=d~Uon, one offlciolexplained:'~i~";:~.,~:- .... 3' _ ,'~'~-~ ,., ".,: ~.:~: : • . ~i ~:, :A~ Oi~e~, ofb~r~' five ' stuffed in the trank'Ufliis wife'S l~t'di~Y s~llih"a['P~'~bh :" ~~l~'di~dded'~t~wa y actions~"~;ii~~e~'i~' co]t- .~Jemen]~y - schools International Airport just unl~id~'~o~'[o. ' - sistent with Canada's rights under the General Agreement reported they had always In banning the show, Mc_Murtry's office also objecte~l_ to ! on Tariffs and Trade, which governs most world trade. had a trained person descriptions about a coffee racket that defrauded the Cobad "- Elsewhere Wednesday, the future of National Sea present during gym classes government of about $10 million• The fraud was being t~ed. i Predunta Ltd. as a private sector company appeared bleak, "." iI: i= and sports competitions by an Ontario judge, but was completed the following year. shortly after its major creditors rejected a restructuring • [' with. other schools, The Wood said that in the absence of the show, Ontario ,~ proposal hy a group of minority shareholders. / ~ • infigurese~t~,dr°pped~forcompetiflons°ne school province.politiciansare briefed closely about organized crime., in the .: Frank Covert, chairman of the company's committee :.~ considering restructuring proposals, said an offer by the .... " within schools. 'i shareholder group to restructure National Sea would drive The statistics for high ' I I[' I, :i the fish processor deeper into debt• :- " , schools were slightly better, , - :: "Their offer puts no money into the 'company at all," '°' i but only 28.5 per. cmt of !~ Covert said, " :" • thosereporting said they i,, !~ it was announced Tuesday that the Bank of Nova,scotia "" ] always had a trained person K leidoscopei" !i had rejected a proposal to keep National, Sea in private on hand for'interscholastiC 6 9 Keith Rlford '.'~ hands, calling it an invitation to increase the problems in an • sp~rts. ~ . .- '"already troubled fishery. " " , The article says trained •,. ~£he bank said there is no way the private-seclor plan for , personnel should be present Michael Walker's Fraser Institute has changed the ru~es - National Sea of Halifax can work and waded it wW move to during athletic competitions again. • recover $75 million in loans unless the company is in particular, For years people have been playing Milton Bradlsy!s reorganized and back on a sound footing. • ~ ~. ":''All individuals inv°lved ''The game °f Life''' N°w' just in time far ringing ~qh Allan MacEachen, deputy prime minister, released the " . in s~.holastlc athletics register Christmas bells, the Institute has put Out its own bank's response Tuesday and added the other hank in- • , " '"" should be capable of game called "Poleconomy." ,,, volved -- the Royal Bank of Canada -- also wasted no part " providing first aid," it PoleconomyisWaiker'sldeaofhowlifereailyissnd~he of the plan, offered last month by minority shareholders as . . , cot~cludes, sixpage instruction booklet reads like a manifesto for rip- an alternative to government control of the lsrgest tom- off capitalism. Some day Walker may discover Ayn, Band • pany in the East Coast fishery. i In other business developments Wednesday: • • creating wealth, no[stealing money from both the poo~"and -- The Ontario Securities Commission snnounood the Farmers offeCed quick help ' fellow robber barons, ~t.it is doubted even, 1984 ,~W'i~'ee reeignation of vice-chairman Keith Boast. Boast will leave , " . that change. :,:, his post to become vice-president, member regulation, at WINNIPEG (CP) --Federal officials are still trying tel .the 1903 calendar:year to allow a payout during 1984. The game is played with a board, dice, Httle beaw.r : the Toronto Stock Exchange, effeeUve in mid-February. J. figure out how to give western farmers some quick help . Other optionsinclude changing the period for calculating markers (see how Canadian we are?) fake money andli~ll i W. Blain, now a parbtime member of the cmnmtssisn, will from the bulging Westerd' Grain Stabilization Plan.~ ,the net value of grain deliveries from the calendar year to the greed and power.tripping.buriedin your fiastyli~e : become acting vice-chairman on an interim/basis, Senator Hazen-. Argue, minister responsible for ':.the" the crop year, which ends July.31 Or. ff'a vayout looks heart. -- Royal Trnstco Ltd. of Ottawa announced an $18.3- C,enadi~ 'Wheat Roard, said last October. he wants ~:.~-llkely in lS~5, thenan interim i)aymunt" mlght be made in The board Squares consist of blocks representingi~ctual ! mtillon lease financing arrangement.for seven eleetrle programs iq0slation'chang ~ as sconces possible to 1964. ' ~• i companies such as the Royal Bank, Pentax, eto, Wltli~ch locomotives for B.C. Rail, The locomotives will be used to provide a long-awaited payout from the nearly $1 billion NOT ENOUGH company reputed to ltave paid the Institute $20;~00 tO Itave i haul coal from northeast B.C. accumulated in the fund. Vic Althouse, NDP farm critic and MP for the gasket- its name on the board, Walker's people made bddleg of Argue has said the payment is needed in 1964 to help ~ chewunri .cling ofHumbalt-Lnke CeJitre, soldtinkuring with moneyonthedealbeforeasinglegamewasproducod, - prairie grain farmers squeezed between low prices and the plan isn't good enough. Thegamehasnotimelimlt, excepttlmtsetbytheplayers high costs. He said that might produce a payout this year -- a move themselves, and no definate objective except to area, as :Holdings reduced But Oarth Gorsky, director of the Winnipeg-basedfederal he said would be blatant ele¢flonecring'by the Uberal much cash as possible. Them is also noway to lose. EVeh if plan, said alternatives fo.r revising it are still under con-, government -- b0t it won't "change the basic structural yougosomebody broke, whisper you merely Dome start and againWhistler the just next.turn. then? :Ahidid/ OTTAWA(CP) -- The government reduced its holdiug~ of nideratlon., problems with the plan. ~ational currency reserves by $,~D,8 million last m ;'I gue~ rigM now the discussions are internal between • Althouse za~d the program was designed to pay farmers First the players form a government based on rolls ofthe onth in an attempt to support the Canadian dollar which in government departmmts,', he said in an interview, when the cash flow to the farnt economy is low, but doesn't dice, Then the first group to put together a coalition tO grab 'mid-December slipped below the 80-cent U.S. level, power elect a Prime M~ter• ThePrime Minister sbts the Wlthoutchsuges, thure'll he no peyout in lg~4 even though take into ae~unt h~dshipe facedby many individual .inflation factor and the.ruling coalition sets the/take.: :Finance Department figures released Thursday show, the fund has more than I~0 million in premium payments, farmers. Reserve holdings at the and of the month were ~4.2044 Being the goverentent is being given a license to steal;.. But billion, down from H.S~:I billion and the lowest level since from fermem and federal government contributloM. - Althouse said he would like to.see b new plan that acts isn't that the way life really is, Michael? ..': ~ the end of January last year when they slipped to ~.I0~ UNDER P~ ' more like insurance and is patterned after livesionk plans As one's beaver moves around the beard, players can buy billion. Argue has beenunder pressure from farmers to revise • that protect farmers from dfi~ in prices. compont.es;'find advertise and get more money .~Jnstilike Reserves are used to stabiUze the forelgn exchange value the program, set up in 1976.to pay farmers when the net Lea Gnstafsen, Progressive ConservsUve'wheat board "Monopoly". However, unlike Monopoly, PoleconOmy of the dollar. The government sells reserves and buys value of all grain delivered in the West falls below'.the critic, agreed the plan needs major revialbh, ullow~peepintooptforallsortsofprivatedeals. ~,: Canadian dnUm to beont the currency when Its value is average for the previous five years. '-'What is needed is something that will relaie to the cget of It=quickly hermes ties e that if your side didn't f~ the threatened and does thereverse to hold down the value of Butsofar, theonlypaymentshavebeenfortheyears1978 production,"nsidGnstafson, member of Pa|~hunent for the 8ovemment at the start, you have unbelievable rules :the dollar, and 1979. Record exports of grain over the past four years Saskatchewan riding of Aesinibein. against you' set ~by your fellow players. : Figures are quoted in U,S. dollars because they represent have prevented a payout despite sluggishprices and high i Under the plan, farmers pay aniLv,hnun~0f $900 a year, E.~.n. din-hard tra~de unionists qulekJy become rabid. , the bulk of reserves, made up of foreign currency, gold and production coats, with the federal government wddii~.~ for every $1 from ealntallstewhsnplsying; For you see tbem is n~ way ou~ in , special drawing rights, a paper currency of the Inter- There hasn't been an increase in net farm income in farmers. About 125,000 farmers across the Prairies, m the Institute's werldtt~d no other ~ egypt the Ones it national Monetary Fund. Canada nines 1281.~Last .year, about 150 wentem farmers more than 75 per cent of weotem grain growers,, have creates. There is nO ~effare, no poor, ~ prema'e gt'oupa, The Bank of Canada also pushed up its trend-setting bank went bankrupt --s~ut double the number in 19~. " ' subscribed. " no press, no uniom, nb'thance for rev~, Only whet~ rate to above 10 per cent in mid-menth to give the dollar Oonky eaid the prioHty ts to alter the plan so that it pays = '" ~ . choncecailsanelecUonoanthe,,outs,,~,,ins.,,. farmers at the times they need it most .... Poleconomy is the most self-reveal|rig ~Ing/he. Fraser added strength. "The main objective ia to make sure that the program is - The Herald welcomes Its reack~ commends. All" Institute has ever put out. It is generally accepted that the Bank of Canada has respomive to the needs of farmers," he said. leHerstotheediter of general public Intersst will be " decided to try to kedp the dollar in the 8040 ~.¢ent U.S. However, he said those changes might have• the added prlnhld. They should be sulxnltfod 411 hours In This is Walker's world, the world he la lryiM to eremite in rouge. If it slipped any lower it is feared it would add to beam of leading to a payout this year; That might help the advance of desired publlcaflm deto. We do, British Colombia through Premier Bill Bennett, ' Inflation by maidng imports more expensive. however, retain the right to refuse In prldt kdters m And God help the real of us. - ..... Liberal government ff a federal election is called, grounds of posslMe libel cr bad task~. We ms,/also Trivm Purmdt question, , , !, : Meanwhile, the government also sold off 40,600 ounces of. The change that has been most often discussed is edit Ioflere for style and lengfh. All kdhws to be What is the only company represented 0n Poleconoiny's igold from its reserve huidlnp last month at an average reducing the perled for ealculaiins the average net vaine of considered for publication must be ~dg~,d. It Is buardbyapbatngraphratherthanalogodrdravTinff? :/ !prire of S40San ounce, a relatively good price emsidnflng 8rain shiimteate to three yeai's from five. But that wouldn't impossible to ixint a lefler submitted within 24 You got it.

igold traded below $400 for most of hmt month and now is necemrliy lead to a payout in 1964• haws of desired publication date." ~ Fraser lestltute. - ~ / 1 ~selll~ for about 1378, "...... '~~ However. that amendment could be made retroactive to ' , Now then, my nomination for Prime Mf~ister Is...: • • • •

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th~ ~:~th~g; their 'bless,!ngs expectad:'to:~o:bigber'for he,lea despltethe short duraUon of December. ~.tes..:~.; .-/~. :: ... ~adlan the increase in demand. ~ucers Denis . Fontayne, - sut =nl. in- moved marketing vice-president of. dependent- oil ~i and ~.g~as la •and Stfil)etr0,Ltd,, said higher analyst; said most.of'~e l near export volumes . in added gas probably sold at a for the November and- December discount given on ~ sal~s. y, two' increased the export above 50 per .cent of flowback ~ . producers' maximum contract er was revenue Share of the higher volumes. The discount price e to export price. • • is $3.40 (U.S.) a thousand vinter, • The flowback reached 32 cubic feet compared with years, cants a thotteandcubic feet $4.40 (U.S.) for lower e gas in October but climbed to 46 volumes,

esmen. s was t-lived" Award announced '/Frank Hmvardl ~ for Skeena, has said he is very. for pleased that the Pacific Northwest Music. Festival ~':i!i corn* Association bas ac~pt~l his pmpmal to establish, an uonth, MLA's . award. ipeline Howard said, !'It isan honour for me to be able" to d rose establish what I behove to be the first music festival award United emanating from an MI.~. The award will be called the for MLA's award and rpereeive it to be a .permanent award currind on from year to year regardlass of whom the MLA might be in future years," lssion The award will be in the amount of ~ in tbe ~as" at adjudicators award section for a promising group d near-record volumes 'within instrumentalists. It may bethat Terrace has a bylaw stating sidewalks must .parking Iotsperfectly •clear. While Totem Ford is one of "l'have for sdong time been an ardent fan of the music be shoveled of snow, but that doesn't seem to help those the good guys;/it wouid help pedlstrlans If its neighboi's the U.S. gas companles, festival and consider myself privileged now to be the who have to,walk portions of Kelth Avenue. The north side. would be as considerate. Just after.the bus stop the snow. whicl~ took0uly an average ..,sponsor of an award. I made the proposal to the Music is a series of tank traps after a snow storm, while those ,often is higher thantheaverage person's head. The rain is 44' per cent of Contract Festival.Association about two years ago that an MI,A's award be.:estabHshed and want to congratulate the walking on the south side as plagued_ by businesses that :'remoVing the.snow, • but let's hope thenext time th'e white• maximmsilast year, called i.assoclation for accepting the idea. I look forward to the • don't bother to clear their paths but do keep their Own :stuff falls morepebpiewilf keep the~r'paths free, i. ~, .on Ca~adi",an'Supplies :when festival being a continuing and expanding success." / domestic wells couldn't

i meet-,the added demand. But the windfall .lasted only about two weeks and pre ssed by oil glut deliveries have since Emirates hard dropped back to previous levels or below. The cold ABU DHABI (Reu'ter) -- are frequent an~i companies forecast' at a record .' $1.5 suffered because of its luxury cars and • other weather didn't change the T!te~~Unitod Arab Emirates based ,lathe Emirates, billion. ,. : ~:, . commitment to the OPI~C sym'~ls of opulence i n 10ng-term outlook for is, Sitting an0il reserves along the~ Persian~ Gtdf, Oil, lifeblood of' the 12- cartel. evidence.. relatively low sales. Gas worth $950 billion U.Sv at have also been hurt by a year.old federation of seven Under , an OPEC " Twenty.years ago Abu marketers say the best they current prices,, but it has dramatic slowdown in new desert sheikdoms, Is still agreement foi'gedin'London:. Dhabi was just a town of a are hoping for is a winter of problems paying govern-. pr6jects. " being pumpedat a rate.of last. springl/to prop' up few low,, haphazardly. ' near-normal temperatures: meat employees on time as Tids has .not helped close to 1.1 million bhrrels a sagging oil prices, the arranged houses.Now.it has Jim Gray, vice-president the world oil glut takes its already hard-pressed day. Emirates were given a /been turned/into a capital of Canadian . Hunter toll on the economy. banks. Last month, the OIL PRICE DROPS production quota of 1.1 city of modern buildings, • .Exploration Ltd., said Pay cheques for full-time government had to hail out But that compares with a million" barrels a day. with minarets and mosques Wednesday a normal Winter federal government em- the Dubal-based Union peak of plose to two million Oil Minister Mana Said al- a reminder that the Islamic would increase sales by ployees often arrive weeks Bank of the Middle East. barrels not long ago./The Oteiba say~ they were also faith dominates the country. seven or eight .per cent. late and delays are longer world oil glut has also sliced pron~ised prior!ty ff the As in the rest of the Pan-Alberta Gas Ltd., for port-time workers. Government departments the price. cartel's overall daily ;Persian Gulf, much'of the 'which ships gas to the U.S. ,The managing director of and corporations have been To many 'outside the production ceiling of 17.5- infrastructure needed to through the prebuilt section one bank recently told an shedding staff to cut country, the problems of million barrels Was raised. make rite Emirates less of the Alaska Highway Emiratee newspaper his spending, forcing some of financing an economy of 1.2-' .... We in the. Emirates reliant on oil, has already pipeline, enjoyed high bankwould lend regular the'many .European.'and million people with,.-$30 sacrificed more than ~been built and the country demand when U.S; buyers customers up to half their Asian expatriates to ~!urn million a day in.oil incom'e anyone else because we /no lqnger'necds •the vast found domestic wells had ,if . accepted 1~ ~°'~F~ ~e~ e~,~gf'~/:~,~i~y~.~rozenbecause of the water ..... ~t,, didn t arriv~ on,-~ • in'this land of no'/~eome .i..]~ut :in'.tl~ F-~..jrate~,and shouldhave, ,~ told a,.If~/S ~, E u[:'~.fl~is ,'~6~:as! Ab~,'"~L;~'eontent in the gas time; Bankers say this- is tax, ministers have even parti~:ularly in Abu Dhabi, conferenc~ ~ntly: v',~We" Dh sb=c~l~ebi'at~20yearsof .But once the weather cu.m~nonpraoticc, raised the possibility of : the largest emirate and did this.oniy for.the sake of exports from its big inland, turued milder; calls for gas • .~ayed payments . by imposing taxesto cover the- biggest oil producer, there maintaining the unity and .oilfields, officials might be shipments .dipped below ministries to contractors liudget deficit,,' this year is a feeling the country has solidarity of tile excused for wishing the oil Pan-Alberta's annual organization." .., glut had come later. oontractminimum of 40 per The comttry may have For the country, with an .cent, vice-president Lorne exceedad its quota at 1times estimated ~-biltion.barrels Larson said Wednesday. A former student .of Caledonia Senior Arafat among expelled since March, but there have reserves, Is still, very "We don't really see it Secondary School In Terrace, Pamela Rose been. difficulties in en- heavily decadent on oil. Thomson, received her Bachelor of Science TUNIS (Rehter)- The WAFA said Wednesday- said. being any different on an -As recently as. 1981, oil degree in 1984 from Trinity Western College t0p military council of the night. The two other officers forcing .federal policies annual basis o~ the, :throughout the Emirates. accounted f0r'nimost 60 per prebulld," he setd. in Langley B.C,, graduating with high Palestine Libei'ation TwO of '" the officers belong to the Palestine However Abu Dhabi, the cent of the wealth generated Organization has expelled represented Small factions Gray said Canadian gas • honors in Chemistry. She Is presently Liberation Army and lead capitalcity which ishome to in the economy, although will remain the standby fve 'officers, including in the organi~tton anti-Ararat units controlled about half the country's this has declined slightly employed as a research chemist in the chairman Ya~er Arafat's dnminated by Arafat's ,supply for U.S. buyers until Fraser Valley. Pam is the daughter of Jim by the Syrian Defence population, continues to along with the fall .in oil it ia more competitively eidefopponent Abu Muss, in Fatah movement. Abu Ministry. look prosperous, with output. and Donna Thomson. what diplomatic sources Musa led. rebels within priced. .fily~was a bid to break Fatah. llanidont factions within the ~rganization. The ousted factions were the' pro:Libyan: Popular Front. for the Liberation Of The Palestinian Supreme Palestine-General Com. dilitary Council met in mand, or PFLP-GC, led by .'anIs on Tuesday and • Ahmed Jibril' and the pro- lecided unanimously to Syrian Palesflnian. Popular xpel the officers, the Struggle Front, Qr..PPSF, of ~ulestinian news agency Samir Gho.ehe, ~e sources 18th Festival Note=

The entry deadllhe for the Pacific Northwest Music ,'~tival. Is fast approaching. The festival wilt be held ~'ch 5 to t7 this coming year because the spring break for ~.hooIs occurs earlier than usual. Consequently, the entry [ate has been moved ahead a week." " .x. ' Copies ~ the Official Sy~ahus and entry forms ~nay~e, ~btuined from the Sec~tary, P.O. Box 456, Terrace; B.C.. 4B~ upon request by mail. • • Entries for all classes must be delivered or mailed to the Secretary on the Official Entry Form together with the Entr~ Fee as indicated In the Syllabus, postmarked no later than Jan. 7. No entries will be accepted unless acoempanied by fee. Entries not fully.completed will be deemed ineligible and return .ed to the sender complete with .•, -,• : entry fee. ' - • Each entry form must list other classes enteredwhether individual or ensemble. , Conflicting oleos Umes.,wfl] .be avoided if possible but thIs cannot be ~uar.antsed.., ,,. ~,~ ONCE AN ENTRY HAS, BEEN ACCEPTED THERE Western Expre,~ WILL BE NO REFUND OF ENTRY FEE ..... *. be eligible for tl The Pacific Northwest Music FesUvai will be offering a scholarship ,tea paS.~ or~:present competitor .in' the REGULAR V ...... festival, This student must be carrying on their edusatlon " Each of the draws features theregular cash prizes.,. at a recognized post secondary Institution. 5 x $100,000 5 x $10,000 , .: > : - J Application forms are available ~ the REM Lee Theatre ...plus thousands of subsidiary cash prizes of $1,000, $100, $25 lobby during Festival or by cootacting the Secretary. This and a chance to win up to $50 instantly. ~. application must be received by the awards committee on PLUS... 25 CARS! or before noon of March 16', Here is your chance to win a new car. On the Western Express draw Olga Power, president of the Pacific Northwest Music of.January 18th, 25 shinynew, 1934 cars will be offered as bonus Festival recently presented Lavern Hislop, cha .Irman_~ the prizes. school board with a beautiful handcrafted lecturn-podlum. The WesternCanada Lottery Foundation reserves the right to substituteany car of equivalentvalue for the carwhich FIVE MAY GET¥OU SIX The school board has always supported the festival in that • .is won. in the eventthe latterIs not availableat the all activities take place ins~ool buildings. Without their • time the prize is claimed. Licensingand insurance Buy a strip of five pouches; and chances are you will have six tickets help the music festival wouldn't be as successful as it is. not includedded. on the Western Express January 18th Bonus Draw. The executive of the festival appreciates their continued support and has presented this pedlum - hand crafted by Jim Callanan of Terrace - as a "thank ~vou" to the board of $¢hooi District 88. ,~' ...... T . . .

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, )ilers- orth S rs"g p en: SLCri m m ag- e !:" . " .,.. .." ..-~,U~,~,, L, . . . - , . : ,.,. . A National Hockey last 17 games -- another" with sixassists--oneoff the Brad ~Maxwell~. S{e~e.i nesdayfor;eight games for, 'Ba'nnerman, Soiling" and; Mike. 'Foligno. the season at 17:22 of~the League game between record. NHL single-game record.. Payee, i~eith Acto~, rCr~ig'~ an incident in a game last ' ; ' had singles for the Sabres. second period earned ':~S Edmonton Oilers and "Nobody has to come Jari Kurri added three Hartsburg and..... BHan,:i week. Steve Lm'mer,'with ' Sabres g Jets : Brian Mullah, with two Angeles a.... point, moving~'the Minnesota North Stars Friday to see our open g0als, giving him 38 for th e Bellows. ' .•,;,, two goals, Denls Savard, '. Rlght.i :;'winger- Real goalb, Scott Arnlel and Kingdintoashareoffo~'th resulted in 20 goals Wed- scrimmage," said GretzkT,. season, Paul.Coffey had two Denis Cyr and. Bob Murray Clotitier scored three goals Andrew place in the Sm~'~e nesday night -- Edmonton McBain scored for "They saw it tonigbt." and Glenn Anderson, Randy Hawks s Leafs 1. - , ,/~, scored fm,'the Black Hawks, and ~i .centre , Gilbert Winnipeg, Division with Winning. won 12-8 ~ which made it Elsewhere, it was Gregg and Willy Lindstmm .. Chicago won with sev'~n~, Who 'moved into ~ :third- : pea'caulS/l~ad a" goal~and Anders Hakgn Sson'• "L "~iSG the second highest scoring Chicago Black Hawks 5 one each for the Oilers. r egulars on the' " sideline,~' ' " "'~' place .tie with the Leafs :in :':fiveassiststoimce Buffalo's. Canucks 3 Kings .~ scored for Los ,~geles~eil game in NHL history. Toronto Maple Leafs I, Minnesota got two goals including defenceman .J~ck the Norris. Dive.lie's. Blli/! h'0me.ice' 'i'"t~Uinph. ,'.Phil In !nglewood, Calif., Belland, AndySchhebeJ~qr: Not since Jan. I0, 1920, Buffalo Sabres 9 W~anlpeg from Dine Ciccarelli and O'Callahan .. iwho., -:was Derlago was the only Leaf, H0udle~ added two .goal.,/ Marcel Dinnne's second ~md Mac Lemay scored'/for when Montreal Canadians Jets 4, VanCouver Canucks 3 singles from Dennis Maruk, suspended 'earlier Wed- to beat g0altender Murray : and Seas.: McKenna~ Ric ~oal of the game and 24th of the Canucks. .-;~,~: defeated Toronto St. Los AngelesKings 3, and • .H, . - Patricks 14-7, had there New York Rangers 4 New :.. . . been so many goals in a Jersey Devils 3 in overtime. single game, In Edmonton, the Oilers . , / "And - Wayne Gretzky and North Stars combined 'Callahan I:U p S et with. h (S• st iff su S pe nsio collected eight points. He for nine goals between 15:20 scored four goals, giving of the first period and 7:31 of _ "I have no regretelover' "an eight-game ,snspendinn number on Sieve I,armeri" hut merely was retaliating; are destined to receive the CHICAG() " (AP) him 47 goals in 41, games, the second periob on a total , Wedeesday!s~id!"Ihaveto In a "game last week, I received what I conceived stiffest fine and penalty that Defenceman Jack the incident inv0fving Dave and assisted on four others. of 11 shots. to be a punishment that did can be given." "- '~ ; O'Callahan of Chicago Maloney and I would do it admit I~ -sh0uld."-have G'Callahan chocked Dave Gretzky has picked up at Left winger Mark Messier a * - - t, ,. The suspension, issu#d by' gmn when.• I thmk -:,~. re~ive(I ~e~ng,. bu~" If Maloney in ~e face With his • not .fit the crime," least one point *in every of the Oilers tied the NHL Black. Hawks, who ~was NHL executive .... .,vice- suspended for eight games tea mmateof mine is~ being felt .th~ ca~":'l~/'preseqted:-, 'dtiek;~after Malondy had O'Callahan said. "It would " " 4 ']' game he has played this record for assists in one president Brian .ONelll, following a match penalty beaten up" unnecessarily,!' along'withthe Black Hairs ~. lm~k~d LaJrmer to the. ice have been 'In my opinion season -- a record ..2" and period with four in the takes effect .immedl~!uly received during a National said O'Callahan, a m-ember dearly shdw'ed':~I neyer' :*. after Larmer scored a goal acceptable had I been given has at least one ~]ssist iffhis second. Messier finished and includes two. games Hockey Leagne game of the i980 'United'States raised.my Stick as":I/was i against the Rangers. , a three.game suspension, O'Callahan served. While against New York Rangers, Olympic gold medal hockey accused of. .'d'oing~ ;and ~ y; '~While the NHL'films in but it deems the Black I awaiting the outcome Of the said.Wednesday "the deck team.. merely Charged into my mind showed that I did Hawks, no matter what they Supersonic was stacked against me." O'Call.ah'an,,who reeei.v'ed Maloney after he had done a. notqntend to hurt Maloney, do or how hard they protest, league's investigation~ • , , . '*/ .... i,~ ...... , -•,. ".., ;., :~ : Cleaning . . . • • .'~ 20 times more ! powerful than ordinary Olympic team finally beats the Soviet starS, machines. WE BRING OUR PLANT TO YOU - Exclusive carpet cleaning OTTAWA (CP) -- The 5-2 I'm just. concerned the series of scuffles: first start of the tour in goal James Patrick in the second when he scored on a rink- mobile plant, mounted in our truck, brings today s superior win by Canada's Olympic "We've played six games and Carey Wilson in the wide pass from Trepanier. cleaning right to your driveway. " . . , . game got a little out nf for the Soviets, beth were SUPERIOR CLEANING -- Our mobile plant generates ten to. hockey team over a Soviet reach at times with. extra in eight nights against these outstanding. third as •Canada led the Anderson tipped home a twe',ty times the extraction power of ordinary "steam" units; all-star squad delighted a guys and there were some. Soviets 2-O.and 4-I at the screened slapshot from Jthe cleans deeper and more thordushly. stick work.. And we King said he was sure of DRIES MUCH FASTER -- The pile is left much drier ahd sellout .crowd of 9,355 sometimes got caught out of high feelings rtmni,g," adding three players from period breaks. Alexander point by Warren Anderson, cleaner than ordinary steam units. Wednesday and ended a position to. lay' .check :~h King' said. the national team that just 0rlov and Anatoli Rldley scored on a:,g~l- STAYS CLEANER LONGER -- Carpet is sealed 'with a Stain-Gard after cleaning to keep it clean longer.. five-game .str!ng of losses somebody. " GOALIE•IMPRESSIVE finished the world junior Stepanishev scored for the w!de pass from Vaughn FREE ESTIMATES - Phone for a free written esti~nate during.a 10-game national "The guys did win at~d He was most impressed •championships in Sweden -- all-stars. Karpan to the unprotected in your home or office., with absolutely no obligation. EXTENDS LIFE OF CARPET -- Thorough extraction or" tour.' they. feel good about it sb by the goal~nding nf Marie Russ Courtnall of Victoria Orlov went in alone from right comer and Trelmnler abrasive spil actually extends the life of your carpet. But the rowdy manner of I'm not going•to downplay it Gosselin, 20, from Cougars; Jean Daignebult the blueline on a lead pass outmuscled two Savlet the" Victory was not so' for them. But we've played Shawinigan Cataracts of the from Longueuil the QMJHL from Sergei Pryakhin in the defencemen to score on'a MODERH EQUIPMENT pleasing for Canadian coach better games beth tactically Quebec Major Junior and Dave" Gagner from second period to make the blind spin-around from near Dave King who is preparing and technically." Hockey League. "It's the Brantford Alexanders of the score 2-1 and Stepanishev PROFESSlOHAL WORKMANSHIP point-blank range. ~ /~ his club for the Winter• His biggest concern was first game in the series that Ontar|~ Hockey League. was left ~guarded in the FAIR PRICES Olympics opening at ~the two minutes at the end we've got that quality of -But bestill, hadnot heard slot to beat Gosselin The teams play t0nighfat Sarnjevo, Yugoslavia, in 33 of the second period during goaltanding and that was a 'from Guelph Platers of the cleanly. Kitchener, Ont., before No extra charge for evening big part of the win." OHL.abeut Kurt Muller. All Canada's goals except games Saturdayin HalifaX, , or weekend appointment days. which Canada picked up "That type of game just three minor penalties, 'a Shots on goal. were not . Mik~ Ridley and Doug the one by Lidster were on national television ist~'t going to carry us at flue,minute majorand a 10- counted but Gesselin and " Lidster scored in the first close in. 'Lidster was alone Monday in Montreal,~md CONCORD. CARPET CARl Sorajevo," King said. "It's minute misconduct to Dave Dmitri Saprykin, getting his pei'iod, Serge Trepanier and at the left facsoff Circle Wednesday in Quebec City. "ServlngTerraceandnrea high-risk hockey and we'd Donnelly while the Soviets ...... 2/ ...... :...: ...... ; ~ 'CALL DAVE BROWN ",'.~,o~~.:~,~....~n :.,~ 'have a tough time playing • -" ,',~ 9 ~,- ,.,~ ,; that Style..,,anywhere :in'aflve.minutemajor.al~d,}l--~were assess l fbt//' ifii66Fs ' i.~ • ~ ...... , . ,, , CIID s'eep| y Warriors .ms |I|I|,~ ' , .... 635 6675 Europe. '.... 10-mlnute ' mis~ondU~l~, to. : ' ! "The'contact was fine. igor Orlov as the resalts of a Lethbridge coacl~ •John Raiders 6-3 and Portland "...... Grenier and Bavld Korol Prince Albert goalie W~u'd Chapman believes Win- Winter Hawks thrashed scored two goals apiece for Komonosky faced M shpta, • 'lr~II[D~[~AV *' " nipeg Warriors lulled his Saskat0on Blades 9-3. Winnipeg with Troy including 23 in the second •,,,--.--. -5 p.m.- 2a.m. Broncos into a ti'ancethat The Broncos, who outshot Vullhoffer adding "" the period, while Regina . net- i . almost east them a Western the Warriors 42-16, led 5-2 remaining goal. minder Jamie Reeve was ae FIRST ( Hockey •League victory early in the third period. tested 24 times. Wednesday night. But the Warriors narrowed =4 5 6 ...9 12 13 CHOICE Regina 6 Prince Albert 3 Portland 9 Ssalmtoon .3,: i | DesPR,e dominating play the margin to 5-4 on back-to- .At Regina, Bob Lewes In Portland, rookies Jeff Fantasy Webster KING 5 Taxi Mister Oasis in Robinson Dive for most of the 'game, the back goals'by Tony Grenier Island Con't - News Can't Rogers Space Sulsse . COn'S scored two goals to pace the Broncos only managed a 6-5~ Rohlleek and Terry perkins Con'S Con't 1 at" 5:O8 and 6:23 of the Con'S First Business Living • Le Vie Can't. Pats' triumph, Lewes, a combined for five goals, to Con't Con't Con°f News Report MuNum S~ecrete. CoaSt win over. the visiting period. i e I former .member of the Warriors. lead the Winter Hawlr~ to NeWS COW1 NBC Fame MacNall . •Men of Genles en Wrong Raiders obtsinedby Regina Hour Can't News CAn't . Lehrer " Ideas " ' HerOd Is "We played well in victory. The winsnapl~l a Con'S Definition TOp CAn't Can't Con'S Telel. Lethbridge's Rick Gal in a trade last season, four-game losing streak for 6:. Con't Story Con'S CAn't Con't Reglonal Right I spots," said Chapman. "But scored, the winner on a scored at 12:42 and.17:33 of • I i con's ,.in when you don't get hit and power play at 9:38 before Portland and • ended Weeknlght WKRP in Entertainment Entertain. Audubon Cro~ " Telel. the third period to widen the Soskatoon's five.pme Con'f Cincinnati Tonight Tonlght Wildlife Country National Con'tcon,t ~! you're not forced, you have Winnipeg completed its Le Point Pats' lead from 4.3. winning streak. ~uppet The Littlest. TIc Tac Love Wild Ski Con't a tendency to fall asleep and scoring less than two Show Hobo Dough Connection Animals School • Le Mofeo" Doug Trapp, Tim Inn- Perkins scored ~ | | con,t t, I think we~lid at times. " minutes later. none, Brant Fedyk and ~ognum Con'f Olmme s The The Enchanted Pile au Old ~ "Winnipeg is the type of goals while Rohlicek added P.I. Con't Break A-Teem Life Loom Face Boyfriends Other Bronco goals came Taylor Hall added a goal Can't two and two assists. Ray Family Can't and Con't Lea GranUe con,t team that •doesn't hit you from Steve Nemeth, Todd each for the Pats who took Con'f Ties Con't Adventures Con'r Films con,t ~ and they kind of lull you into Stok0wski, Darin and Todd Podloski also had two goals J J two of six minor penalties. and Gordon Walker a single. Live The Fall Cheers Knots Of Ageing Le Con'S a trance." It Up GUy Con'S Lending Nicholas Can't Cedeeu con,t In other action~ Regina" Seeyienr and Grant Match Poulin, AI Stewart Dale Henry, Doug Kyle and elzerre Can't Buffalo Con'S Nlclaby COn'S Con:t CoWt Couture. Stokowski also and Dave Pasin replied for Con'S 6111 Wendel Clark replied for the 9:. Con'f Con't Can't Con'S" Can't ~ ,t ' .....Pats doubled Prince Albert picked up three assists. I I. I the Raiders. Blades, 20-20 Hill Hill The Con'S " Can't . I. I Con'S Street Street Notional .COn'S Con'! the .... Con'S Blues Blues The , Con~t ~' La Vie Con'S (PG~ Can't Journal Con't Promise Con'f I j " , ! 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Islanders. over and say,, wait '*until :IS Bureau Hawaii Five.( Lettermsn Late Move " SPeCIes Hawaii waltons KING S The Kid " Peter Allen Ran•era ~3 t~ s tab is4 st his way through the Nassau Despite missing seven they come back/We, give Fhile :~ ff 6 t. l~S ,g • weitans News . fr0"n Left Flelc nocke,e, Wash" ~g f~,.s t~s 142.~ Coliseum and :taking jibes regulars, the Bruise out. i i | i i ' ~1 • | ! the other team a :i~0ugh Pl~ 9. s n4 m ~3 from arch-rival Islanders checked and outhustled the New Jersey I S0 2 100 ldO 16 game every night, we give T Adams Dlvl,len fans in the nature they were Islanders for a 4-2 National the fans what they delete FRIDAY- a.m, - S p,m. Boston 25 11 S 173 116 53 intended. .Hockey League victory, to see every night. Maybe: . •uffalo g3 IS 4 164 144 50 - ': Quebec 2t I~ s leg is2 4s "t;ome to see a good team Injuries are a part of the Good NI.~S Film Fill Niomlng the other team. readS we :1S Canada The Montreal ts tg ~ i~ 14~ ~s for •once, Herb?" they Morning A.M. Can't JimmY ., News Lest Hertford 13 21 3 129 161 29 game; as any ceaeh will tell have seven or eight guyslout America Can't Can't Swsggmt Mister Chase Campbell Conference joked. you, But the Brains have Con'S Con°t i 10o Rogere end, they think, 'These guys Con't Con's Norris nlvlllon " "That's right," Brooks "l I I I i ~ Mine " '1916 4111G10242 been hit by an inor.dinate can t beat us with0ut'all 20.Minute Webster Good Huntley SeNme Read All- con,t st. Louis tYJ~ • tad i, 3g- replied, with a smile. ':The number of physical those guys,' Workout Can't Company Street Street About it Con't t "Toronto IS 20 S t63 193 35 ' The Edge Cafl0t Con0t CAn't COn'S . 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A I I I ~,. NY I|landen-at Hertford a.~i. . p t g31 t. Gerry Cbeevers. "We don!t basically the same this yeas' One Another Another InVestlv# Child Alive end Detroit at Montreal- Lethbrldge" 27 I1 O 146 1211 84 Imrp on them. * CBC C~t River -- Life World World Winnipeg at Pflllgdelphle Mad. Hat 21 15 1 19; 163 43 when 9veryone is a~gnd , News Draw Men Well POUIeH~ ¢on't Con't St. LOUIS et Washington We expect the people,~ve0 to Con'S Take MUSIC end Me Hew We Con0i . C~'t Brendon 20 17 ~2 22417;* 42 which'hasn't hdppen~, too Live Con°t con's .... ~ 3O LIl'e Draw Know Minnesota at Calgary Calgary 19 20 O II1$10S $1 Con0t .C~'t : PrMay Game .... bring in will make up for often. I I I prince AlbertUl 90 I 201 20? $7 Plfttt)urotl of .New Jersey It." fS~trel Genersl The WoK wirll Movie TO C,on'I Comedy Seaketoon IS 19 O 168 173 35 The depleted ~ton Has@ital Hospital Match Yen Break Health Con't N|tlofidI,Hockey League seer-. Winnipeg Y 29 o 141 246. t4 Centre Barry Pedersen, Con't Tonight Ing' 'lOaddPe" efter~ . .gSmes lineup " Includes**:: five Cen'f. Game Do If For Net, Gee. With Gee Western Division Con'S Wo~eadey hight: Boston'a leading scorer, ;e Ce~'t Con'f YOUrself Etotha YOU CJIBSN Con'S KOmloeps 93 13 0 222 179 shoulder inJurles'~ to Terry I |, i • A P'" Victoria 19t6 0 1S4 I$$ SO agrees. Oretzky, Edm 41 71 125 Wdmlfl to Den Srssknwey Young WoudWrlght'a $1nler etJ~ ¢on't Portland 20 16 0 g25 204 40 O'Reilly,. Dave.Silk, i. Jim and Kurrl, Edm _ , 38 46 84 "Everybody knows we :is Women Herren Con'S Shop Chef Tresore • Con's 'NeW Welt 17 19 | 1Sl 197 SS Scboenfeld, SteW, Keeper Con'S Show Can'f the Microwave Parenting DU Nm~ Con'S Tt~tner, NYI 27 44 71 5gattlw '12 2S O 14S 205 24 have to pull up the slack and Bossy, NYI 30" $4 44 Con'S Con0f Con't Restless Cookery ~lo eo 7.oo Con't Kelowni S 30 1 1SY 235 17 and Mike Kr~he!nyski. I i -~ Dlanne, LA U 40 64 : wednosdaye| Mesulla we've responded," said Incredible P. Stel~tny, QUa 19 44 ~ 1 k~brldge 4 Winnipeg $ Krushelnyski and O'Reiliy Can't Pleple'! smurlv SuBsume Hold BKK Con'f Pederson. "Even with the Court GoBlet, Q~t Iff ~ - Portland 9 ~efeon 3 Can't Hulk CAn't Street the See Con't went out in Edmonton on Con'f Newscope • One Dsy SavE'd, Chl . • Regina d Prince Albert 3 injuries, we lost only twice Time of Can't Tll~t of Les " copper Coal'S f..on't at a Time Today's Game Dec. ~, Just 10 days after Our LIVES Con't Our Lives Trgfllllhme" Motmtaln (5.2-] in an eight-game | MesMor, Edm IS 4! $7 Prince Albert at nrJqtd0n~. Silk and Crowder were lost period when players s~r'ted at Hartford. "~ , + ~ + ' 'i + , + : +:+ '": ": "" " ~ lteral~ Thm's~y, January ~+ ,~, ~mF.+ .... i ..... ' } ...... ~ ; " ...... ~ .... ; , n , " , . ' i ~ ='~n # : 4 n ' " ' ~i ' ' M , n " q , , J: " ~+ ~ i'/ ~ 3 ; ~ n

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,]~]~W;~0RK.(AP).Now Heisman ... :: t'rophy.-wiooing:,..NO.-'l PICK .:\- i.. Gill~w'as picked:b ~ Ho~tod,. :~:~.~But he made it clear he talented ~llege athlete'in Butkus. Oklahoma, too, 'Bennett of Duke (by~ ~t th~itllig"begins,•~.' f0i" rim~Idg :biiCk,' dxid+::Steve::: ~ :lrving~ryar was.the No. Gamblers in the fifth; guard Imows his worth. .the country. We're con- went for a branch of .~ Jack~onvill~), Walter Lewls, ! undrafted players and Young, the record-break/ng 3 pick in the first :round by Dean Steinkulder, the ,. :'It's going to take some fident and optimistic we can family tree, selectin of Alabama (by. Bar- draf~r}g teams. •quarterback from Brigham Chicago Blitz. Outland and Lombardi money,~' he said. "I think saSh him. We picked him Miami running back Keith mingham), Blair Keil of F~ ~me ,players, the Young, .are certain to ,, be, "That'll cost him'a c.ouple trophy winner, ~vas chosen I'm worth something." because we think we have a Griffin, Archie's brother, in Notre Dame. (by Chleago~ [ wait e~mld be over at. the among those' playing the ' of million bucks," Dr. .in the sixth round by>~,:". legitimate chance of signing the llth round. and Boomer Eslsscn of_- completion today 'of;.the waiting game. Each ~ is James H0ffman, the~ bwnei: Arizona Wranglers;" a nd ~e+If nothing, else,, he gave him." Maryland (.by Washington) • United states Football considered +.to ' be , a of the Blfiz', said of the drop. defensive tackle Doug pittsburgh's pro football In addition to the 19 open llnebackers Keith Browner League's.: ~second college guaranteed high.first-trued " Presumably, It was a Joke. Herrmunn was.plcked by ~ans something to talk about :Chicago Blitz spent some rounds, the league .also of Southern Cal (by. Los draft ': : : pick.in the-NFL draft.~ • .. + Nebraska tackle Rarid0n Memphis-Showboots. " : besides Terry Bradshaw • Of its draft choices on NFL announced - terr/torial Angeles) and Carl Banks of Fpr.some teams, the Walt Each. was a first-round. Soottwaspleked 17thin the Rozier, advised during s and the. Steelers: The bloodiines, selecting in the selections, 20 for the 12 could' rim weeks or months; Michigan State (by pick Wednesday when the opening round by stopover in Lincoln, Nob., ..Maulers reported that after third round Missouri original teams, 20 for the aix perhaps • half way intO,the USFLconducted 11 of.its 19 Philadelphia Stars; running that he was the top choice, the announcement they had linebaeker Bobby Bell, the new ones. Those picks were •Michigan); wide receiver USFL sea,;on, into ..May, scheduled rounds and also back Mark Schellen went to said he wouldn't give much. drafted him, there were son of Kansas City Chiefs' made before the start of the Thnd JamEson of Ohio State whe~i' the ~lational Football announced its teams' New Orleans Breakers in thought to his pro career ticket lines, a first" for the great " linebacker, and draft. (by New Jersey); defensive League condtlc~ its draft territorial selections. -the third, round;" wide 'until,he'd played in the club. taking in 'the. territorial Other players .picked in end Robert Smith 'of anc~,,when some potentially /:some of Rozler's. Cor-~ receiver Reeky Simmons East-West Shrine game in ~' phase minces defensive that phase of the ~uction Grambling (bY New . hig'.h:px;icedrook/, do some nhnsker teammates had to -~ was selected 'by the Stanford, Calif., on-~- George Heddieston, the tackle Mark Butkua, included quarterbacks Jeff Orleans); and defensive comparison shopping, wait a while before being " Washington Federals in the Saturday and the Japan Maulers' general manager, nephew of Chicago Boars' Hostetler of West Virginia tackle Rick Bryan of Mike ~zier. Nebrnska;a ~ selected, fourth; quarterback Turner Bowl on Jan. 15. called Razier "the mostsuper linch.acker, Dick ~by Pittsburgh), Ben Oklahoma (by Oklahoma). Montana worries the Redskins

;,.I] /•t: .. BEACH, The Seahawks beat New 16 and 34-21 at the Coliseum very often," said Knox. WASHINGTON (AP) --• : 12intcrcepU0ns in leading success," said llnebacker touchdowns has been: Calif. (AP) -- Coach Tom ,York Giants 'and NeW two weeks later. In those "History can tell you. that. .+. W.nshlngton R~lskins" are the49ers to a 10-6 regular- Mel ' Kaufman. ';Our sldellned with a knee Flore~ of Los Angeles England Patriots to finish two games, the Raiders "Idon'tthinkthatthefact :~voPried~/ about ~ San' season record, defensive line will have injury. Raiders.' knows from first- the regular season with a 9-7 committed a total of 13 .that we've beaten them :~ancisco 49or quar-+ ~In a 24-23 playoff vic- their hands full." Defensively, the 4gers hand experience that form record and earn a wild-card turnovers. twice is going to have ... ,te,.rback Joe Montana and tory last weak ¢~er. TOPS IN LEAGUE - . must stop all-pro John does not always prevail in beqh. Then, they beat "S0mebedy's causing anything to do with what.• • , .~.e miracles he performs Detroit, Montana com- The Redskin front four Biggins. the National Football Denver and Miami to earn those turnovers; they don't happens this Sunday. " ,,up the football field. pleted 19 of 31 passes for " -- Todd Llsbenstein, •Riggins has rushed for League's second season. ~eir berth in Sunday's just happen," said Flores, "The hardest thing is to final. noting the Seahawks have ~.~:.The l~lontana4ed 49ers. 2Ol yards and a touch- Dave Butz, Darryl Grant at least 100 yards in his ' :'In the last three weeks, • got to the playoffs," says ]3.4 RECORD benefitted from eight t~- invade Robert F. Keii- down. He also was in- and Dexter' Manley -- are last five playnff games, in we've played our "best Flares. "Anything can The Raiders enter the novers in their two playoff: 'nedy Stadium on.Susda~, strumental in driving the ,~o.1-in the league in a 51-7 laugher last Week football. By the same token, happen, game with a 13-4 record, games. for the National Con-- 49ors 70 yards in the dofending against the over .tho Rams, Rigglns the Raiders are a better "I'm well aware of what including their 38-i0 ferenee championship waning momenta of the rush, holding opponents rushed for 119 yards on 25 football team, all-around. can happen to a wild card whipping of Pittsburgh last Coach Chuck Knox of the game. If the Redskins g~me for the wixm.ing to 80.1 yards a game. carries. We'r~ going to have to play ~,"they~ will .become the touchdown, that gets hot. We did it in Sunday in their playoff Soahawks, speaking by The 41kers, who average our best football game of the . flrdt 'National Football "It wouldn't suprise me~ 1980 'and be;came world opener. telephone from Seattle, said 140 yards a game on the year, not make any League team to advance :'M0ntana is the man if I carried the ball 37 champions." Two of the four Loa a third victory by his.team ground; are led by Wendel mistakes." :,to : back-tTo-back Super who •makes the 49era times against the 49ors," Flares didn't need to say Angeles losses came at the over the Raiders wouldn't Tyler (4,9 yards a.earry), • ...~8owis since Pittsburgh' tick," said Redskin . .Riggins said Wednesday. that he hopes form prevails hands of the Seahawks, who be an easy task. Montana (4.7 yards) and Steelers turned the trick .assistant coach Richie "Tell John Riggius I'm at the LOs Angeles Coliseum won 38-36 in Seattle on Oct. "You don't see it done Roger Craig (4,1). "~in..1979 and 1980. Petitbon. "OffenMvely, ready for him," "said: this Sunday in the AFC COMING TO .~o~Montana, who, can the 49era will be the best A handicap" for Man- rookie linehaeker Ricki championship game. PRINCE. ,~fl~ow from in the pocket team we have faced al]•~: tana will be the absence Eilison, the 49ers''man in +.That', because his UVic wins or on the run, completed year and MOntana the of wide receiver I~vlght the middle. Raiders, the AFC. West in Calgary _.GEORGE? !~.per centof his passes best quarterback. "~ Clark. The 4~ers" leading "Tell Mr, Elllson he champions, are playing 'better be ready because I dE+visionrival Seattle, which CALGARY-Udiversity of 88, and in the consolation Stay with us for: ,: .(~2 of. 515Y for 3,910 "Containing Montana ballhawk with 60 Victoria Vikings. defeated final, Lakehead University ; ,:yards, 28 touchdowns and will be the key to our receptions and eight v~l be," said Riggins. entered the. playoffs as a University of Calgary defeated the University of ' ~-r " • • wild-card team. The winner Dinosaurs 84-66 in the fin~ Alberta (Edmonton) Golden S3300/nisht! Magic++' returns to help Lakers° willSuper e.-rnaberthintbe Bowl at Tampa, Fla,, basketballgame oftheUofCmena tournament Boars81-68.In an ezhibltion women's on Jan. 22. ' ' " Wednesday night, university game played in :"We're playing 'good Vikings led 45-32 at the Vancouver, the Western .-football, we re pla~ing half and got 28 points from WashingtonVikingsdefeated A'ti:bit Of Magic has Cook scored lO points in the soored 23 for Atlanta. steals in the final against a team that's centre Grog Wiltjer, who the University of B.C. returned to Los Angeles fourth quarter as the Nets Pacers 102 Bulls 89 minutes to spark the playing good football," said was 12 of 14 from the field. Thunderbirds 66-39 Pistons. Phoenix was led by Flares, whose team is Victoria guard Eli Wednesday night. .inn Lak'er~; overcame the Hawks in Clark .Kellogg, leading a . located In Downtown E~trvin (Magic) Johnson, Atlanta. third-quarter Indiana rally, Walter Davis with 23 points. favored by seven points Pasquale was named the The teams were tied 22-22 • Princa George who .had been sldeline~ COok Mt three straight and Herb Williams, t .eking Mavericks 105 Sonlcs 102 over the •soahawks. tournament's most valuable at haft-time before Western .d00QUEBEC STREET since ..Dec;.. 2 with ~a field goals to give N~w charg% in ~e final ~p~riod,~ . Dallas got 29 points f~ "Ti~.p~',.r~ hot, .they;~r,e~,~n.:a~ plan,era+ .,- ....~,.,, Washington took ~ontroL Mark~t~uirre~n~ h~d:p,~,~ roH/',l,. - .:..,;=.~ - ' "For"~":'Calgarf;": :: KaH' Lass Hamilton .~_.~.~_..~, cor~bided f~' "~hl~l;tJs. ~...... ' fqr~ 562-3i81 tm~er~ tmexpectemy came remaining. " the host Pacers. la[e Seattle ~'ail~ and raise • enters the game Tllleman was the high. ~inners with '19 proms, FOR RESERVATIONS having :won a franchise- scorer with 20 points. while Anne Cooper added off the bench Wednesday " Pistons 120 Suns 114 its home record to a glossy OFFER EXPIRES record four straight games In [he thi~;d.place game, 17.. Cathy Bultitode scored DSC. 31, ILl2 • nlgl~to play a big role in the Otis Birds0ng scored 19 At Pontiac, Mich., Kelly 14-2. AI ~cod led thesonios 'and is in the playaffs for the Brandon Wildcats beat 10 points • for the PLEAIIE PREIIENT THIS LOiters" -106-99 'National points for New Jersey, while Tripucka and John Long with a season-high 25 points. AD UPON ARRIVAL first time ever. . Lothbridge Pronghorns 95- Thunderbirds. _. I Badk~tbell Association Wayne RoUins and each scored 28 points and Clippers 122 Kings 121 vie[cry over Cleveland Dominique WElkins each Tripucke made two key Norm Nix0n banked in an Ca~/allers. elght-foot jump shot with 20. The do-everything guard, seconds left for San Diego•to sorely missed by the Lakers in +.'their heated Pacific U S COllegehockey ' fifthdealvi.~itingitSstraight Kansasloss. City businessdirector 9 Dilation battle with Per- ,. :' Michael Brooks led San Liana'Trail Blazers, scored l)iego with 31 paints and If of ~is team-high 23 points the wYa to. go ' eight rebounds, while Nix'on in the fourth quarter to help , ' finished with 20 points, ., Your advertising s ce Los Angeles end a two-game Kansas City trailed 110-95, ' for only losl,g slide. They come from every the benefit of . full: but Surged ahead 121-120' tABLEELECTRIC In" Other NBA action, it size centre, from Toronto to scholarships or play junior : with 39 so condn .left on was: 'Boston Celtics 113, Flirt Finn, Man.,in search of . hockey for small salaries. Larry Drew's free throw. WaShington Bullets .104; a college education a~d Once a player does that, :Jais s16, Rockets !11 • per month: ELECTRIC& RmlIOKRAYION NeW Jersey Nets 91; Atlanta enough press clippings to however, the NCAA labels :' .Adrian Dantioy scored 46 CONTRACTOR H~,,~ks 88; Indiana Pacers* interest National Hockey him a 'professional and points and again tied the ,965 -, 102; Chicago Bulls 89; League scouts.... ineligible to play for a U.S.: NBA's record for free in our doily. CALL 635-5876 Detroit PiStons 128, Phoenix They leave Canada, college. -.., 1throws in a game as Utah Suds 1:14; Dallas Mavericks where hockoy is ing, to Paul Houck of Nor'th prevailed in. a game played . BUsinessDirectory EMERGENCYNO. 635-9653 105~ /Seattle SuperSonics compete in theUnited Vancouver, B.C., a junior at : ~ L~S Vegas, Nov. Vantiey 102; San Diego Clippers 122, ' States andvie for attention wisconsin, says thesystem . hit 28 of 29 free-threw at- Kansas City Kings 121; and with football, baseball and in Canada "doesn't offer, tempts, including. "nine-of- Utah Jazz 116, Houston basketball. enough, exposure" or free nine in the final 5:10. HOMEALARMS & SECUnm NL=W Ro ep:'1. .. "You haveto have fun," education. ~ ' " ! I J~hilson' was activated says +Gary Baxter of "And +here you get+ four MOBILE HOMES late ,last .week: by the Toronto, a sophomore •years.to mature ~ hockey " ', Lakera, but was no! ex.'- goaltender at the.University ~.player and ~ pe~n.in , +i: HER ' ~: u~r.d~ ~ Tor.~ g'~r.~,,e,~' .r,~ ~.~. on display in Pine Park • pected to play until later in of ; Wisconsin. "And the Junlor A; you go on l~hour , set up, skirted, ready for occupancy the week. He came off the hockey • in. this league bus Hdes. Here, we fly." : Standlna8 bench to score 10 flrnt~alf (Western Collegiate Hockey , * As with athletes in other .. v, . ..:---' Energy Effkient & Affordable poi~td before really heating Association) Is every bit as sports at U.S. schools, free up'|n the final period. good asJunior A." ' tuition is a lure.. Some 3889 Muller Ave. 635.9418 "I'ni ~fired of watching," ' Jeff Mcintyre of Toronto," Canadian universities offer . eASTeRN CONPERENCIB' r,=-0m. sa|dthe'h~ppy Johnson: "I a senior• forward at the nominal. grants but no full AOleml© OlvlslonW L Pet. OIL caff~e .+r' here (to the University. of Illinois- scholarships, samson ~6 o .)'611- • • Philo 22 II .)'311 2 INTRODUCING Col|s~l to work out Chicago, says life o~ a U.S, "I wanted to get my . Now York 10 1,1 •11611 7 :, ea/'~i~ in the day and I felt college campus is great..•: education, says Frank Weah ~ is •ii~6 II~ FOR LEASE. Pieirangelo of " Niagara New Jersey 15 111 •4115.10~ •ready." "There is a strong unity CImlrll, Olvlskm UMPLEBY HEATING Commercial or Warehouse Space ~levelnncl, whiCh lost for between players," he says.' Fails, 0at,, a sophomore MlIwapkne . '19 ]2 .6ts- goalie and the • only oet~lt . I)' IS .$11 2,,'~ At the corner of Kelth, Kenney & Pohle the~~fii •time in 1O games, "It's fun down here. Atlanta 16 17 •4811 4 NATURAL GAS SERVICE Canadlan-born player on 'Oh,ceDe ~ii ~ •.ii s never L.serioualy threatened "You're living With these' • Indians , 9 21 .300 9'~ --threa units, W37 sq. ft. sachwlth store fronts. after trailing . 67-51 .at the guys for four years. It's a the University of Minnesota Clave V 24 .273 11 Installlflon & Repair of all Natural Gaa ---one unit, 1000sq. ft. with store front. varsity team. "I played WaST|RN CONPERRNCE Fired Equipment & Appliances --one unit, 95~ sq. ft., with 14x14overhead door. halLi~0s Angelss built a 106- family. In Junior A, ' MldwiM OlvlllO~ 88'1~d with 2:15 remaining everybody goes off in dif- hecksy all these years andlf utn~ . .~l ~2 .~6- ' "< -++ Dallas ' 18 14 ,i1611 2V~ • LOW RATES--24 HOUR SERVICE Call DAVE McKEOWN and+the'+Cavaliers scored the ferent' ':directinnk after Y°U.c.~mgetsemethingextra "Denver , 14 19 .424 )' games. It's llke'ra job" More' ouU0! it',"Why not go for it? Kansas c Ill 111 .41v 7 ladt"~l'l points, to make it ,*v ...... ~,.~,~.,,. San Ant ' , 13 20 .394 II 635-7614 , 635-7459 ap~r:closer than it reMly add adore pla~r~ Ftalk to. s IStW~+ ' ~;v~;sj'um~ 3 o Houston 12 21 .i164 9 • are leaning toward"~ollb~e' __.ma--n is++ to be a . • ' Plel|l¢. Division ...... I ne er Lee. Ang 20 11 lldll -- & Auto Glass ICBC Claims I~difle Sheltnn had ~a rather than J~nldriA:'':~ ~ gaihe~high 24 points' tar the Baxter and Mein!y~ '+ai~/" ' my, a~;Wv,. ~ ~ ~-~l-lfv--.*~ Pllo4mlx - ,15 III "455 6 Specialists ,Cii~'idlers, while ' Jad~diil twO 'Canadtiqid.".WliiJ''4,.Ave becansel'ilhaveacarecrto So!tile 14 12 .482 6 Handled i For best results tad'~i~ekon, +~/~:" .... san. oi~ Ill 21 .~ , Wfl~ea" and •Mike':~e~" chosen to play hdckey;hi'b/,O Wldml1441y Results . each c~ipped in with ~b t0~"~ of three National ~lle~iikte +:I PAY TUITION : , , .' ~OIIo~'IlS Wuhlnglon |0~ Promptly : • use the Some schnols in the ECAC • ~.A~;. |m C,~le~ ~9 the~Laksrs. + +~ ','~ " ++ ''~' , Athletic ' ' A~melation~ • . Indllnl. I0~ Chlcl~o 119 Ce|['l~ t04 ''!'+• ~ Division I leagues , the: don't. • offer athletic Detroit 121 Phoenix 114 , 'i13 Bullets. ,New J6nmy 91 Atlanta II • in B~ston, Larry Bird led Cehff~l Collegiate'Hockey scholarships but still DIIIN 105 SealJle 102 Assoelation~ theEast coast manage to draw tbp-fllght Utah !16 J40~sfon 111 " th~ Celtics to a 2,%paint le~id ./ ~ Diego 122' Kanlu Cl~ 121 4711 A KEITH th'eit h~ld off a Washington+ Athletic Conference or. the. ' Canadian performers. TonlIM'a Game Business Ourectory .PKIllldtlphle e| MIIwsuke~ TERRACE KITIN~T .| c0meback: WCHA. There. also are in- "Basically, what we offer • Friday ammos 636.1166 632.4741 ' ~B~d ~topped Boston with •dependent, Division 2 an.d a kid Is an Ivy League Clevelend at Eolian New JOlley at Pfliledell~ltle , ~ ~in~. The Celtics posted Division 3 teams that. have education," says, Corned Chlce~) el Washington th~J~'•~!rd 'straight victory, lured their share of hockey coach Lou Reycroft, whose ~ew York it I~trolt Phoenix it fndlena For information on running your ad in the business s~e~. in the last. eight • players south. 25 top players 'Include 21 Mllweukel" qt Atlanta gli~i~l~ •and 17th in the last MAKE CHOICE Canddinns. '.'We also offer Kmm City at Ut*h the same calibre of hockey S,n Antonio at i.oa Angeles 20. '~ ..... • . Their main options are to DIII~S M San OIl~l~ , : directoryca 1635-6357 "stay in .Canada and play as a 'Provideoce or a Deflver it Portlelld + Net~ioi Hawks 88 .... Hou~I~ e~ Seafllo Reserve guard Darwin ~lversity hockey, without Wiscon.J.l~.~. •...... 1

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, .•. o 5 BEDROOM home on t/= SEXUAL ASSAULT• HE~LP BLOCK PARENTS-- Our KSAN HOUSE .Is available TERRACE WOMEWS;" TERRACE CONCERT ~.FOR SNOW shevelllr~ of LINE We offer support end police.supported program ONE BEDROOM Suites. acre on Skeena St. Sauna, to women and children who RESOURCE CENTRE SOCIETY wales and driveways phone Low rents; Close to town understanding to vlctlms of protects children while have been physically or Drop.In centre; support Coffee Concert ~]5.5~18. garden area, barn, 2 sexual asspuIt • and away from the safety of. and shopping; Phone 635- fireplaces, sgo,0oo OBO mentally abused. If you sarvlce: . for womefl~;: Northwest Singers, • ::.~: ;,,, '; (eft.fin) 6155 days, 638.1533"tO 635- heraum~nt.Sexualebusars home or schBol. If you need a safe." temporary , Information; referral; phone 635.2485 after S . ::Prekent....:~:" : ":!"'~"i."".:~": ,- "" " 9080 evenings. (ps.9lan) don't stQp voluntarily; they...... w~u!d like to be a Block" refugeca!l the help fine 635- :lending, !lbrery; bookstore, (acosept2-ffn) need Intervention from Parent :or wish further 4042 .... counselling; support Sunday, Jan0ary.lS :;.": -~~-~. others.. Call a.ny.time. 635." Information, contact LInda - ; (ppd.aprl130-84i groups. HISTORIC, newly 4042. Tupper--635.3502. FOR RENT-- 2 bedroom renovated, 3 bedroom house , ¢~ll2Park Avers; : • attheR.E~M, . :" -~ ~' ~:~:-. duplex on Johns Rd. with (PPd-aprl130.84) , (ppd.17oc) L~ Th'e~tr~ . ~- :~-~\:~ : (plus study an dplayrOom), TERRACE HOMEMAKER °Pen ]24 P'lll'w~kdays stove, frldge and ,laundry wood heat, great vlew of Tlc ketsatthe~0br. . facllltles.: No children. No 'SERVICES-- Provides - (ppd-Tmo-30Mar'64) Ph~ .: 635.4228 • ' : I • Skecna River. $60,000 FIRM MILLS MEMORIAL assletance with household .•. j pets. $350 per month~ Phone Call 635.7992. TERRACE & HOSPITAL AUXILIARY • '~:.~(Ps:61ann~i3 an):~ I ' : 635-7841. ." -, DISTRICT management a.nd. dally ALANON ' MEI~riNGS" I~EEDwANTHELPTo ~.• ' : :..i (Ps.Sian)" (p7.111an) THRIFT SHOP Hospital living adlvlttes to aged, COMMUNITY h~mday "at' MIlls: t~emorlal Thrift . Shop would handlcapped, H0sp!tal; at :apn~:.:Pho~e QUit SMOKINGI ' ;:~:'! :' : SERVICES appreciate donations of REGISTRATION'-for the ~ 635-3178. • convelescants, chronlcally Isabel 63S-~59 or Gloria 635- Terrace PeakSGYmnastice • Can't quite make It . WO0~REEN'' 460~D Park Ave. good clean clothing .and III, . etc. 4619 Lakelee' 5546:. ;. " alone for the help of. my APARTMENTS -- 1, 2 and 3 household items. Leave Avenue. Phone 635-5133... Club, both Recreational and simple 10day progl;am: bedr, oom-" apa.rtments. Terrace, B.C. V8G lV5 donations at the Thrift Shop "(ppd.30noV~83) (pPd-231~r84) Competitive L.evels, V~lllbe held January ".7i'~:~1984, at send cheque ~ moqey D0Wn:town locality. 4544 Lazelle Ave., order for $24.95 to r~;top .C0mpletp with dishwasher, ALTERNATE " I :I '''I" INCHES AWAY ; CLUB 10a.m. at Clarence Mlchlel 11 Saturdays'11.3 p.m. Smok!ng; Box 1475 '~:are. i fireplace, frldge, stove and EQUCATION ARE YOU PREGNANT, meets every Tuesday at Gym.Ratssare: Rec. 1&11 (ppd3m.2doc.83) of Dally Herald• drapes. Undercover FOR RENT- Small store worried, thinking of an 6:00 p.m. In the Skeena $30 Midget & Inter. $43. For (P20-12Jan.) coMMuNITY more Information please parking'. Security entrance. In Nass Valley with 3 abortion? We at Blrfi~rJght Health Unit. For ; Phone 635.9317. WORKS 1 TIRED OF coping all by Wou.ld l!ke to offer'~/0p:.'our.. Information call, Margaret .call. Llnda at 635:4574.'. • bedroom living quarters. , , t;/ . - • . (accSept. 12fin) • , yourself? One Parent support end "frlendkhlp. ~)~.0rChery16~.1232:. $300.00 month. References required. 633-2241. If no CONSUMER Families Association Is a tree confidential :' " (ppd.eluuy~ ARTS & CRAFTS Sl.00 BAG SALLY" Wed.. FURNISHED two bedroom answer 633.2277. COMPLAINTS OFFICER local support group'to help pregnancy tests available. Jan. sale-~ 20 tO 50 per cent • DEBT fsmilles with only one TIIllcum Building • 4721 Jan.. 4 to Jaq,, 11.,The unit.. Fireplace, wall to wall 1 (PS-21dec,) FOOD' FOR. THOUGHT Salvatl'on Army Thrift Shel) '0ff,epecl&ll~, marked items. carpet. 1 mite past college (PS~lan,) COUHSELLOR parent. Write: Box 372, Suito 201 Lazelle Ave. Office Soup Kitchen -- We provide Thank you fi)r your 635-1256 Terrace, E.C. VaG ,IB1.. at 4444 Lakelse Ave. from on Kal0m Lake Dr; Call 635. hours: Mon. to Frl from .9 tree soup to those In need; 10:30 - 4:30. patronage: and a very Monthly meetings: For a.m. tO 11 a.m•.Saturday.9 6757 or 638.8274 after 6 p.m. this service Is provided :by Happy New Year. (P10.5]an.) MEALS-QN-WHEELS Intormaflon call Bsa at a.m.- 1 p.m. Phone 635-3907 volunteers who are (ncs.101an.) 4934 Lazelle Ave. 635.6461 3238or Jeff at 635.9631. anytime. (ppd.no~30-83) unemployed;.L Donations of Hours:Wed. to Sat. (ppd.3mo-16dec.) food and money are needed THE REGULAR monthly 11 a.m. to4 p.m. ONE BEDROOM for rent to'maintain this sarvIce. meeting of the 1st ,Terrace (P2-61an.) with kitchen facilities for ~4727Park Avenue'::' ~ Parent and ' ~;:Group gentleman. Call 635-5893. .I0 a:m: .4 p.m. ''~":" Committee will be held PRE,SCHOOL (p5-10lan.) 1972 VOLKSWAOON 7 passenger van, good 635.3909. ~' - 'Monday, January 9, 8:00 ENROLLMENT Ages 32 p.m. In the Scout Hall. TWO BEDROOM duplex for running condition. $1800 : months : :5 years.'of age; Cell 635.7992. INDEX • (ppd1-15dec83) Parents of Beavers, Cubs, Excellent school learning rent In town. Frldge and Scouts, and. Venturers are ex'perlence..2 days per stove. No pets. Phone'635. (p7.111an) 1 ~.ommunlty Services 2~ Services UNEMPLOYMENT. urged to attend. Phone 5464. 2 Coming EvontS 24 Sltuallons Wanted 49 • week.: Space available 1981 FORD ~ TON 4x4 3 Notices 28 TV & Stereo (nc1-30decp59]an) "Homes for Sale ACTION CENTRE m~,We Wendy Glesbrecht, 635.3847. Nefly! Olson'S. Pre-Schooi. pickup with canopy. Still 4 Information Wanted 29 Musical Instruments $1 Homes Wanted are .a • non.government. ' . (nc3~91an.) Phone 638-6874. • S Blrlhs 30 Furnltur,~ & Appliances $2. Pr~pofty for Sale 3 BEDROOM SUITE. 1200 under extended warranty. 6 Engsgemonts 31 Pets 53 Pr(~)erty Wanted agency that provides advice " (p4.30,3,S,10[an) Asking $8,500. Phone 635- 1 Marriages - 32 Livestock sq. ft. close ~o town and 54 Bualness Property and cou'nselllng to the BOTTLE DRIVE--The 1st 5211 after S p.m. I Oblluaries 33 For Sole Miscellonecus Buslneso Opportunlty unemployed. Our services Terrace Beavers, Cubs,• school. Available Jan. 1. 9 Card of Thanks "35 Swap & Trade 56 Motorcycles Call 635-2153. (pS-6]an) 10 In Memorium 38 MIK~llaneous Wanted Aulomoblles are tree. If you need. help Scouts and Venturers will II Au£nons 39 Marlne 511 Trucks & Vans with Unemployment be holding a bottle drive (ps.6]an) 12 . GarageSale .4O Equipment 59 Mobile Homes Insurance problems or Saturday, January 7, FOR SALE-- 1979 ~ ton 13 Pefsonol 41 Machinery 60 Recreational Vehicles Dodge Pickup. New motor 14 'Bueiness Persunet 43 For Rent Miscellaneous 63 Aircraft Human Resources give us a heglnnlng at 10:00 a.m. .IS .. Found 44 Property for Rent 64 ' Financial call. Community support will be and paint lob. $3600 OBO. 16 LOSt 45 ROOm & Board M Legal 638.1396. 19 Help Wanted 41 Suites for Rent 4721 Lazelle, appreciated as funds are TETRAULT 69 , Tenders is.) For.HIr.IL 48 .Homes for R.ent Rm. 200 needed for spring and WANTED TO BUY-- 12" or (Back ot Tilllcum Theatre) summer'campe and events. 14" colour T.V. Must he in PLACE :,-.'.",:, '; : 635.4631 ~ .~i' ~;,;~'~Phone Weedy Glesbracht,~ 19/9 CHEV VANDURA 25 ~very,~good, condition, and:~ to,,New paLnt, new.brakes...... ;' : (pl~ll;15deC83~.~:,.63S.3847;~. '"~'.. ' (nc2"'an.)-el - very :reasonably :'priced:*! :'APA MENTS ,* P.s., p.b., radio, excellent CLASSIPlaD RATES •'~.~ CLAIII•FI l O)tNNO jj~¢i/~t |Nrs ...... Phone after 4 p..m. 635-3823. LOCAL ONLY running conclltlon.Must be Notices 6,~: (p4-91an.) Frldge, stove, drapes, 30 words or lesl $2.00 per insertion. Over 20 Olrlhs 6.~0 A.k MEETINGS carpeting off street seen. Best offer. 2711 Sparks words 5 cents per word. 3 or mum consecutive Engagements 6.00 St., Terrace. •insertions 51.50 per Insertion, Marrloges 6.00 Monday-- 8:30 p.m. parking, Security Obituaries 6.00 (Closed) system. (Ps.11lan.) REFUNDS Cord of Thanks 6.C0 FIrM Inlertion charged for whether run or not. InMemorium 6.00 United Church Ahonlufely no refunds after ed his been ~t. DYer 60 words, S cents each eddltfonol Y~d. "" ;4907 Lazelle 19711 DODGE ½ TON Club PHONE 635-6357 -- Clal~llled Advertising' Ru'ts start at COREaCTiONS Oepartment. Cab. 318 auto• P.s., p.b., Must be made before second insertion. Tuesday-- 8:30 p.m. good tires and canopy and • Allowance con be made for only one incorrect SUBSCRIPTION RATES (Open Sl~aker) MELVYN and MARGARET no rust.'Asklng $3200. OBO. ad, Effective October I, IN0 Sacred Heai't Chur~:h Phone manager • Single Copy ~c ANDERSON of Terrace, ONE MALE ring neck/dove Phone ¢15.9202. BOX NUMBERS ...... :" .... " : " : ' •" 6y Carrier mth. Ikl.~ 4830 Straume B.C. are pleased to with nice cage. $30.00• anytime. (P2-6ian.) $1.00. pickup'. " '";" By Carrier...... yesr 3S~0 announce the engagement Phone 63~;.2516. $2.~ mdltecJ • By Mall ' 3 mths, 25.00 Wednesday ,-- 8:30 p.m./! By Mall 6 mlhs, 35,00 of thelr daughter Juanlta (nc61an.sff) 638-1268 CLASSIFIED DISPLAY "• By Mail I yr. $8,00' (Women's Closed) Rites avalloble upon requelt, . Lynne Anderson to Jose Senior Citizen .1 yr. 30.00" Hospital Psych Unit AlbanoPedro son of Manuel NATIONAL CLASSIFIES RATE British Commonwealth and United States of and Marla Pedro of TO GIVE AWAY to • !~ BEDROOM self. cents per agate lina. Minimum ¢har'ge $5.00' America I yr. 6S,00 Thursday--8:30 p.m. ;r Terrace, B.C. good home. 2 pure white contained unit. $275. Phone per insertion, (Closed) 1'. adult male cats. Both The Herald reserves the right,to'classify ads (pl-5[an.) Malcolm 8-Spin at.,635.7640. LEGAL • POLITICAL and TRANSIENT AD. " under appropriate headings and to set rates Hospital Psych Unit : neutered. Clean. Good (acc12oct-tfn VlRTISiNG therofore and to determine page location. H hunters. Must .go 37 centS per line. FOR SALE-- 12x4i mobile Friday--8:30 p.m.. together. Call 638-1235 home, 4 appliances in good The Herald restrves the right to revise, edit, TWO BEDROOM duplex -- . aUSINESS PERSONALS • • claSsify or reject any advartlsemant and to , .. (Open) after 5 p.m. condition. $9,000 Phone 635. $5.00 Per line Per month. On a minimum four retain any znswers directed to the Herald Box Kermode Frlendshlp Centre (ncstf.tfn) Carpeted. Heat and utilities 6619. month basis• Reply Service end to repay the CUStomer the sum included. No dogs. laid for the advertisement and box rental 3313 Kalum (plO-61an) 'COMI'NS iVlNTS Available Immediately. For Nan,Profit Orgenlsotions. Maximum S doys Box replies on "Hold" instructions not PiCked up Saturday--8:30 p.m. Phone 635-9411. Inserllon prior to event for no chorge..Must be within 10 days of expiry of an edvurllsement will (P$.11jan.) wgrds or less, typed, and submitted to Our of nee., be destroyed unless mailing Instructlans" are (Open) FILTERQUEEN received. Those answering Box Numbers are Hospital Psych Unit Sales & Service requested not to send originals of documents to DEADLINE avoid ion. All claims of errors In edvartlsemenfo Phone DISPLAY must be received by the Publisher within 30 days Sunday--8:30 p.m. 635.7096 *~ ':N Noon two days prior to publication day. after the first publication• (Men's Closed) ! CLASSIPlI[D • Anglican Church. It IS egresd by the advertiser requesting space - " ' AL TOOV EY 11:00 a.m On day previous to cloy Of publication that the liability of the Herald in the event of , Basement • FOR SALE--: P~r~sonlc | NOTICE TO N~ndey to Fridly. failure to publish an sdvertl~ment Of I~ the 4726 Lazelle FURNACE REPAIR Speaker-Phone. Plugs CREDITORS event of an error appearing In ,qle advertis,ment Phone 635-7524 Into lack outlet. Walnut FOR RENT-- 2 bedroom Estate of the deceased: G; INbllth4d shall be limited to the amount pald (sff) ! ALL CLASSiFi|D CASH W TH ORDER other by the advertiser for only one incorrant insertlon. 24 hrs. -- 638-8195 brown. Retail price h'alleP, Timberland Tr. Ct. HOY: Fong oka Hen Fog, titan BUSINESSES WiTH AN ESTABLISHED for the portion of lhe advartlMng splice ocCUpied :, : $149. Asking $100. ,Call | $375 month. No pets. late of C---O 4011 Sparks St,, ACCOUNT. by the incorrect Of omlttod item only, and I/~at Alanon Meeting TOL3EC Terrace, B.C. •there shall I~e flu liability to any ~xtont,greater "~ Home & Commercial 638-1235 after 5 p.m. | ReferenCes required. than thai amount paid for lu¢h'edvartlling. Monday g:00 p.m; MITCHELL: Richard : ALARMSYSTEMS * (ncstf-ffn) | Available Immediately. Call Ilfvlct ehlrll Of SS.00 On III N.S.F. ChSques. Hospital Psych Unit. "~' 638-1396~ James oka James Frank Advertisements must comply wlfh the Brltish 631-024t Mitchell, late of C-K) 4011 WEDDING OESCRIPTIONS Columbia Human Rights ACTwhich pmhlbns ony "ppd-311eneZ) .(st/) advertising that dlscrimlnctn egiinot any ". " 1 (ppd.31eug) NO charge provided news sQbmttted within one Sparks St., Terrace, E.C. mo~th. person because Of his race, religion, Sex, Color, netlonallty, ancesi'ry or place of Ofigln, or HOMES FOR RENT- Creditors a~d others boceuse his egg Is behveen 44 and 65 years, 'GA~' CONNECTION ,Terrace and Kltimat. having claims egalnut the ks |It, TtrrKt, I.C. Home Delivery unless the ¢onditlon Is lustifled by a bone fide Available are 2713 and 2715 seld estate(s) are hereby VtG 4B4 Phone ik1~4000 re:ClYlrement for the work involved. Sundays, 7-1Opm 638-1362. " (pFd~Nov84). Hall St., "Terrace. Also 17 required to send them duly Heron st., Kltlmat. ,We will verified to the PUBLIC LOOGING EQUIPMENT p~y t,,= of the hydro for the TRUSTEE, 800 Hornby FORSALE -- 1979 966C TERRACE PRO-LIFE first three' months In i984. Street, Vancouver, B.C., Logger; 1977 966C Logger; For more Into. phone 632. V6Z 2ES before Jan. 27,1984, Education Ass'n. Is WANTTO 1974 966C Logger; 1977 644B 6237. concerned wlt,h 'upholding m Make extra money Logger~ 1975 D6C; 1978 520 after which date the assets the right to life of the -- Meet nice people Line Skldder; 1974 540 Line (PS-5ian.) of the said estate(s) will be Innocent from conception to "Work tlexible hours " Skldder. Call. Bruce Mordy T H R E E B E D R go M distributed, having regsrd natural death. Active and ,--. Get free .protssslonal only to claims that have dai-lu supporting members salestrelning 765.1101. Home .769.5035: or townhouse, .centrally been received. Jim Perkins 765.1181, home located. RefereJnces welcome. Phone ' Roberts . Avon Is foryou * 764.8594. ' ' '::: : ~ ' required." P honp .635.9593 Clinton W. Foote 635.7749or Mark at 635.5841. Call Karen Matthels at 635- (accS-Slan.) ..... • .... Public Trustee (ppd~301une.84.) 7810. Areas from Lakelsa . ; l..(p3~gl~q.) (acc4-6ian) • Lake, Terrace to ARE YOU PREGNANT Klfwancool. " ': .... ""'*~,: ~ ; (P20-1tsb.) OTICE TO CredlMrs and ra/ / Worried, thinking of an . • In the matter ot the abortion? We at Blrthrlgh~ would like to offer you our'~• Classified Mail,in Form support and friendship., All parties having Claims Free confldentla|' Your Ad ...... : ...... ag61nst; the •estate are pregnancy testS available; required to forward TIIIIcum Building 4721 SUIts ii HOME FOR :SAL!i=':'; 5 P~iHIculars to Carl R. 201 Lazelle Ave. Office, - ...... bedroom house on fully Erlcks~, 157"/ Kenworth 'hours: Mon t0 Frl from 9era WILL DO bachelor laundry KEYSTONE •Name *it " * 41iliillii* lille JJ Address* ; *'~JiJJO* *l I I '. ill *lililtt *if , I * APARTMENTS landscaped fenced lot. CloSe St., Terrace, B.C. VgG 3X5 to 11am Saturday 9am to service. Reasonable rates. to town •end schools. Fruit Town ...... Phone, No. of Days ...... 1pro. Phone 635-3907 T ° Inquire cell 638.1396. .Now taking on or before 15 February applications. Spacious, trees, garden, greenh0usB. 1984after which dam claims Classification " Send ad along with anytime. (eft) Asking $70,000. 635.4312. filed may be paid without (ppd-dec30..83) _ clean eparts., 1, 2, and 3 • 20 words ()~:leSs~N1~ day cheque o r ImOney order ~'to: bedroom suites. Extras (stf) reference to any claims of ~ * :.:; !:" ~'~!~. :,'. ~ i' 'DA II~ r. H ER A L D In~iude heat, hot water; Which the Personal $.4.50 for three ConseE;;1l'~/~-'day~; ": ...... '-30i0Kah)m St, EVERY THURSDAY at. R AL laundry facilities, • representative then has no 7:00 p.m. In the Hos~tal: NEW S BE DROOM house on knowledge. S6 for four consecutive days Terrace, B.C. Storage Iocker~ Klrkaldy St. Must ~ seen. Pysch Unit there Is a movie LL. : playground, PleaSe Carl R, Erlckson,. Fenced, landscaped, ready 1 $7.50 for five consecutive days VOG 2M7 phone 635.S224. on Alcohol and Druge. ~ ~ SCHMITTY to move Into. Price $63,000. Executor• , Everyone welcome, ql ] ] , •, ,, ('C~::,;lfin)cA" 1577 Kenworth, Phone 635-6679. i i ...... (pl0:6|~l~ J Terrace • (P12-131an.) i i 1 / ;.. L'. 2 • !

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i ~' A Bo~£te~e. " .-: .... '' trying He was fou, d guilty, of, part~ in theNetherlmmS -+ ~from adulterating at le~t tWo to+ln~t~n+ of b4~er.wim a' s by eaas oflHeineken beer and small amount of dlgitoxin,ia ninate making threatening phone : drug routinely administered : tensed calls to the brewery. •- to reduce:heart rates. It :Is prison The- Surinamese govern- petonti~l]lyilethal in ez -~ meat faced ser/ous financial cessl~/e~do~.., The~ ~: ., a problems When" the 'sald it had:found no ~f " mician Netherlands suspended that Boutseree supporters 'lands. foreign old to its former had been involved in;' *tiie the colony after as many as 15 plot. " raise • opponents, of the regime SENDS ADEMAND of the were shot and killed in Dec. During the',triai, it Was litary l~e2. alleged that Doerga oh AUg. Desi Doerga, 41, said he was 4 seat an extortion demand to+ Heinekin, along with: a can of adulterated beer. There also was evidence presented during ~e trial to . hopeful show that a week later a can - Two major problem in the of + adulterated beer was t have United States. Obviously it placed on the shelf of a for is now becoming a problem Rotterdam supermarket. gainst here, because more and The brewery, the largest in e and more judges are talking of the Netherlands, was J the contempt." notified'of the tainted beer ntario Mitchell's jailing could and the can was removed. that lead to . the "absurd" • Deerga was arrested Aug. ed in possibility that she could be 31 after, police traced his h wit- released,.recalledhto court, telephone calls to the c. ,, refuse to testify once more" • brewery from a phone booth judge and again be jailed, said her in The Hague. At the time of sentenced a pregnant lawyer, Tim Lutes. : EVenin slippery iceandsnow people still take theover the" ago worea rut in the hillside. Wouldn't It be nice to have his arrest, Deergn was ,womanto three months in "That is a di.stinct again e.alliag the brewery to • hill. short cutbetween the Sande Street overpass and the some steps there? . • .. iJ jail Tuesday because she pessihility, as absurd'as.it disou~ a drol~ff point for back 0f ~he Skeen a Mall; The path Is ~aken so often it long would not give evidence may sound," heanid. the money, . testhnany against her boyfriend,, who Lutes said he will appeal showed. was . charged with only the sentence, not:the Two of Duerga'a ac- assaulting her. coKviction. compltces, DJelo Laeh~ And five weeks ago in Lutes acknowledged that mansingh, 34, and EdJo Oflawa, a woman received witnesses should no[ be Lachmansingh, 30; were Transport regulation,reduction requested a .seyen-day ".term for allowed to take it upon senteneedto three-year jail .~fusiag to testify against themselveS: to decide "i:: W'.~~IINGTON (CP) --U,S, transportation regulatory reform" pro~sals fro: the federal That was settledby some concessions on .both terms. They had bousht the ill+Y! 9ffida~s ~dr.dencom'agiug Canadian Transport cabinet .in Ottawa. sides, but attempts to negotiate a. new long- twomen she accused of whether they will testify. cans of beer. and also made ,Mlnis~iUoyd ~orthy to reduce reg~ation MEET8 OFFICIALS term air transport'pact have been, balked hy raping her. She said she was While the two *cases have several phone calis to the afraid they would .take prompted•.the recent con- 6f,canade~'s afraid)and transpert systems in He discussed recent U,S: experience Wed- disagreement for a~year, with some proposed brewery. troversy, provincial c.ourt moves that could generate more competition in • needay: with Matt Sceeo'~Ta,i,.assistant U.S. new transborder services stalled. revenge. Judge Lorenzo Di- Cacco . It was t~0t rite first time' fares. ~ ' , :,+ .," . . ' .- transport secretary for policy andinternational. The two governments also collided last year The casos, while unusual, said he has encountered the Heineken Brewery~wan In a cerise.of private meetings Wednesday, affairs; chairman Reese Taylor of the Inter- about cross.border trucking, with Americans have stirred controversy only two other eases in the threatened with '.~he American;authorities also agreed to foster . state Commerce Commission, which oversees complaining that Canadian truckers were among the public and debate in legal circles about last four years. p0isonifig of its beer. Four clo~r eross-b0rder co-operation in tr~spert truekiug; Clinton' McKi~on,.chairman of the taking advantage o£~easier rules in the United One inmolved a woman years ago,- three Dutch patt~,.said.bn Axworthy aide - Civil Aeronautics Board; and~Graham Clayt0r, States while their truckers were denied'access Canada's contempt of court who was reluctant to tell airline pilots threatened to The:meetiegs continue today, ' . ] i~resident.'of Amtrak, the U.S. passenger to routes ln Canada. .... • • laws. • Contempt of court, is .a how her husband beat her, contaminate Heineken beer " As .Wednesday's sessions were held, U.S. railway equivalent of Via Rail in .Canada. That was resolveil by Canadian concessions but was eventually per- unless they were paid ,airlin~':lmnounced steps, toward increasing " - . Axworthy~scheduied:meetings today with to a U.S. truckiag! hi'm, but Canadian federal holdover from age-old /English common law that suaded to testify by the $560,000. They were .ap- fares'~ft'er five years +ofprice cutting under so- Transport Seei~tary Elizabeth Dole and Lynn authorities ar e stymied by the legal fact that judge. The other was a case prehended and imprisoned, called:deregulation. -: - - ' Helms, head of the Federal Aviation provincial governments regulate service ,lets a judge define a involving ~i dnetor who and no beer was poisoned, i"i~A.x.'worthy press aide Pat P/'enton said :. Adminlstration, bofore taking an Amtral~ train limited to anindividualprovince, criminal offence and, in most cases, impose any refused to discuss a patient. officials said. ,.:.Ame~ie.~n officlais acknowledged problems in to New York Cityfor meetings with airline and While Axworthy conferred with American I r•-; , d~gtl]ationtL :'J[~hene" include withdrawal of- transport financial authorities., officials WedneSday, .U.S. airlines grappled sentence he wants. service, from smaller communities and the .... :.. with'conflicting trends toward rising long-haul Attorney General Roy McMurtry called the Orillia NUHTINIITONAPARTMENTS + collapse of Companies under i, 'competitive i" .U.S.offleiaisagreedt0setupaninter-agency air'fares in ~eidng-term future and a short- sentence against 22-year-old 4934.36 Davis Ave. free-for-ell.. - + group to advise a e0unterpart Canadian feder'al term Cut in winter fares to Florida. Karen Mitchell severe. HO~ TAKING APPLICATIONS But the~ maintained that the ~U.S. ~ public task force established by Axwurthy to devise United Airlines/~nnounced in Chicago it ~,,~ EarL:Levy, president, of 1 or 2 bedrooms ~dSe]S g~r~elYa'liY~fav~lZ.ab.le,.I~ +e~tgn~ld.~ ,.....~,+d~treguiat~olaPt'OlS!lal~The, minister also has +'',.... Would.start~raising long-distance: fares linking Inquire about our reduced ren~ ...... ~ ...... t~!~p~0ne .ln(e~'lew ~'edne~da~,~li[hT.-~h[~', .~s'ke~the'Caimdimi,Transport Coi~missbn to iio~0 U.lS'PC,C-dtresbogtuning,Feb. 1. The move ~Association. said. the, sea- {db~/~lbed*~U.S.,+SubsJd~yYsysti~msdesigned tO sagg~t regu!atory chunges'on air fares, b3~ the country's biggest airline was expected to --storage room & --Labndry facilities fence Was very harsh and .~.~e +: ~ssonUal. ~ transport so.ices "to Preston said the Americans welcomed offers ' set a costlier trend for passengers, authorities private parking, on every floor welcomed Mitcl~eil's --spacious; quiet & clean suites in excellent "isoJated:~inmudlties:' , ' by Axworthy for closer co-operation in. cross- said.. decisinn to appeal. . lecotlon. Preston said ~ere.was some surprise that ' border transport+s0 as to avoid such conflicts as :, +... 'At. ~E same time, competitors pondered a "I hope the Court of •-only $ mlnutesto Skesrla J~ll by car or bus Axworthy was 'considering deregnlafion " "theusl~soene0verseat~des"-aregulatory.. ~ew York announcement, by Northeasmrn Appeal will lay down some --close to schools & recreation ground' r because' U.Si authorities had beeni:hearing, clashP.ar'lyl;~styearovercu~-ratenirfares'that ' + International 'Airways Inc. for one-way fares guidelines fpr the judges in --security system & new on.slto mnnagement previously ~about Canadian resistance from menac~ winter-vacation plans by thousands of between $75 and $B9 U.S. next month between COME FOR A VIEW- YOU'LL ENJOY OUR view of these t~Vo cases," Ottawa "" officials. * Axworthy is preparing Canadians. the U~S. Northeast and Florida. RESlOENCE. -, :.~- %' • .. . said Levy. ?NONE MANAGER ANYTIME ":i *i M+itime • fisheries said:In the"~'he Ottawa public ease, " per- he ++++ nee-----+erpr--dos,w,Y+ree ent!see '"'+caption, v,o.,, right, or wrong, is o,... - HALIFAX .~ (QP)"'"--.... . enterprise proposal for the . ye " ' :+ . . " + . . that the alleged victim went Coach E~erybo+iy appears to want •l~gestfish company an the* on the fishing grounds of the iulate November to form a processors. The two levels t o jail, While the alleged the N0~,a +Scotia fishery to East 'Coast appeared northwest Atlantic. • giant processing company of government and the Bank perpetrators went free. ~a~, i.emai~; •flee enterprise, ~ Ce~tlned~for failure Wed- The Bluenose died on a in that prev.ince 'from the of Nova Scotia are partners "It seems that the judges reef as a freighter. And assets Of several bankrupt in that deal. J-are trying to send a including~ government, the nes~y; rejected by bankers message that you can't stop analysts say the .same •fate - private~+i.sector' and a and dismissed as unrealistic .... : the wheels of justice by Apartm:ents Lunanburg trawler captsin by industry experts. could befall the debt;ridden who says'-the idea of a Fisheries Minister John fish processing industry If Men charged "+n'Levy. "With'° great""'" respect,'l said .governinent-run fishery Leers of Npve Scotia con- the government doesn't step feel that is not the message d..t+.,. [+J,.. ,.... tinuedto hold out hope for a in: or a better private offer ii/ chills him to the bone. ROME (AP) -- Police The Suspects were ale0 received by the com- isn't made. - But+:..the~0nly known free+ "private rescue of National have arrested and charged • charged with illegal munity." +.,e,tt,,+, d,,e-, --J,-*;~ P-A~'~ , Sea Products 7~td. and "I would like to see free five men, including four possessibn of arms, causing Veteran criminal lawyer enterprise :take it over," ,,t,~M,,, ~,~,,,It~ ~d,,,,, ,,IJ,,d man-~,,. called the Bank -of Nova Sardinian shepherds, With serious bodily harm and, Da~,id Humphrey agreed: Scotia's relation, . 'as s~id Frank COvert, chair- the. kidnap of a jewelry theft:" "It is imperative we get man a 'restructuring equivocal as it sounded of company" heiress and her Police declined to release some kind of guidelines. .Tuesday, +a negotiating. committ~, set up ~ by Inana~,r aafllm+ teenage son whose ear+ was thenamesofthose arrested', ., +'These are uncharted p~pn+ National Sea: The positlon, • cut off to terrify relatives but said they were picked Ul)" waters," said Humphrey. provincial and federal 638.1268; +. No one is hoping harder into paying a ransom. Wednesday morning in an "Contempt of court is a .. .. • ~'.for a private-sector solution governments "would like to The fifth man was from area south of Rome. than', skipper Michael Pitt- " saC free enterprise but free, the ~-~0uthem/region of Italian officials say. they LII I :" "+" . i I man of the lrawier Cape enterprise has not .come up ": /.:t ,. Puglia:, authoritie~ said. A be.lieve Sardinian shepherds Brier. •With a viable offer," police spokesman said form the most active kid- : Covert seldLthe -propesal; ProHnceof A government takeover investigailons are con- ,napping rings in Italy, i*~:' ~RRACE'SI BritiSh Columbia - " ' would kill the only•trade left by a group/of minority where at least 39 persons IItlTll i tinuingaiid two more people shareholders~ 'Of---National i ~ ~ ~ ~ I~ NEWESTi&BES.T TOO II M[!~!~tryc'of . " /.,wh~e~a man's initiative may.~ involved in the were abducted last year. Ttal+.~tatlon ' ~al~a mlmliUon+aEcounts foi" Sea, ,would ."not*+~ gen~ate abduction, + a~d HlOS~ays, enough new cal~ital to work." The five men arrested Family and poli~e have ' i:IJGH~/&YS-TENDERS ' ~.mil~Ing,--"heesld, "- I Now at affordable+Rates + Formal consideration will wednesday were accused in. declined to say how much Ei.e~IrmifDlstrl+fSkeena Plttmun wrote, an .open be given Monday by Hlghw.'ay DistrictTerrace letter + to Depu.ty Prime the Nov. tO abduction of ransom was paid for the National Sea: directors. Prel~c~/.or-"Job Number Minister Allan MacEachen Anna BulgaH Calissonl, 56, release Of Mrs. Calissoni • 'The shareholders. Sqpi~ly :ah'd Cleaning of asking him to think of the of the .Bulgari jewelry and her Son, who were One bedroom at'8325 ee me. proposed last month that ~~[~ Co~/e~ails and.or Shop eaptainof the Bluenose in, family, andher 16-year-old abducted from the family's the Bank: of Nova Scotia • Two bedroom at $360", me, Smd+ks son Glorgio. The two were villa in Camps di Came T'm!dor ,documents with his-consideration of the convert its $75 million in released' Christmas Eve south of Rome by three Eli,'Slope, .,plans, flshery'e fate. loans .to National Sea into ,. ++'You're .a Nova Scotlan after a ransom was paid. gunmen posing ns police. sp~¢l'flcatlons ~ and preferred shares to be condlfloQs of tender are ,and. you '~know, what we redeemed in stages between ." . .,- avgllabTe i f~e of charge meeni:+'.Fittman W~te, 1987 and 1989. ON{~Y. i from Ministry 'of .~:~'!~d'yo~l'imOw ak'weli as Tfdn~p:oPtatlon and ld~'~at'bld Angus Waiters --Attractive, spacious, extra storage room 'Highways, No.300.4S4~ Park ...... In a statement released --Beautiful appliances, tiled showers ,vance. To, race...c. VoG Tuesday. by MacEachen, LIFE INSURANCE ly4,- ~+"•Phone: ~SS.62S4 n:~.~e_vermo~n~ _. --Lovely cupboards, double s.s. Sinks •beiW~'/~:the hours of e:~0 day a ~btmeh~01 ~J'eed~J~- the" hank ~responiled ii: by If you ape a successful 'recrultsr and I~r~0naI --Large balconies with screened patio doors a.~". ~ind +:30 p.m..~l~ay diubbe~s.... +,in'i :iOttaWa threatenldg to call Its loans producer In the life insurance business WE NEED --Lots of parking ,'.recreation court to Frlda~/, except Hollaa~/~',, ~wlvelehal~ ;, would be and saidit wouldnot accept. YOU I We ere planning to apen an office In your area --Security,~nter phones and deadbolts' •~!~ ~ • T~hders wllbe oPeri(kl at "rnnnlna r,,,oUr.'+.+': :~[ila~iUC the prel~.Sal or anything aQd we need you to head that office, --Drapery co.ordinated to w--w carpets M nlst~y of Transp0Haflp'nl 11~he'~-~~,",, : llke it." " ., " : " In addition to the responslblll~ of S branch +office --Walking distance to down town and...... Highways 'N ,...,.30~ ,~-~ .....PROSPECTS.SCAI~ HIM. " 'Ihe bank ta a party in a '. ~.youwill be co+ordinating with the homo office on the --Family oriented, close to schools t'al'k AVenue, Terrace, .qt~;++ ' '+. ~'' :~-" -- ' " ++ Ve(~'"4 ...... , ,,,m.mvoxmg me rmme at $90,m'lllion; ' federal-pray- " ' establishment of the Mutual*Funds and Real Estate --Hospital, convenience store, parks, • + ,v, ' '~+ U~e" +Bluenose captain, inclaiplan tdr National Sea + Offices. car wash, all in ~area . The .Tender sum'..' fo . ..,. . " - which Ottawa agreed to put+ .--$200.00 move in allowance for Jan. 1.15 thlSprolect Is tO Ir¢lu~e Pittman eald.a way.of life We are • rapidly growing Company which is listed Federal Sdie~ Tax. - flunp'in the balame and • on hoid in December to give on the Vancouvdr Stock Exchange. P~o,If you bre not • Tender opening do te: prospects of fishing for the the shareholders' proposal a trobbled by an extremely busy and growth Professionally Managed Janbb~h, l~e~. 2~00P,M. government scare ~ him chance to catch on. The orientated envlr6nment then .you should apply for by trained staff whorespect (FII+:iS2-O+23) + '- ]"+;,:, moil) than any gaie.has Nova SCotis government • "~hls ImSltleq. and care for our tenants "~ i .: !.:/:+". + W~E. Stan,ey .,~,,,e, i . , . • , WMi~I all avenues for • feeklng for .Achlevement.4md Striving for an +: 1: Dlstrl+tHighways "~',~'_. +.[.~.~... m,~,,es e private investment ex- opportunity? Then send you¢ remJ'me to the home Telephone :, 635-5968 ~ ~' ' For., A.E. Rhodes ," *ks ' supreme in in ". pJm;ed first. • Office: Eur~Amerlcan Financial Services, lOth ""~" .... '* Deputy MInlster ternatlunal racing in the Ottawa reached Fir., 609 W. Hastings, Vancouver, B.C. V6B 4W4, Property Stewards Western . (ac~lan) "~,9~so.~,~l,lO30s,but through agreem~t, with the • i , :,t ~ ..... , • ~- , . , .

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MONTREAL.. (CP) r" Dr...... -end Montreal.. : In hns Hns lawyer will. appear in "...... ,~on"" ...... overnight. ....In the"~e"arl." ~ ' . necessary' :..to,..*~ protect.,, . "...... a ~:*.,.,~Qr,e ~' " ~'~Cg~bUe .... ~ ~''':'-''=~ than ~-'~""the ...... Po ~ e,wome""i~ .=o~:be.used,on :~'-...,~:¢.~, ,,.~ ~. ,-= n;-.who" Canadian women" und,tll~,, ...... Henry Morgentaler pops hns narrow office, Morgentaler the Ontario Su reme CoUrt , • ...... ~ , . • , ...... " .... W,~.'~,~.,:' , .:.~:-"' : p , ...... , ,"~":. +" ' • well worth .the ., " " ' w =: ' ,, ~ .. . P.~^. .... = . .l~70s, onlyafew yearsafter woman s. h~lth. ^ .. ::.: ...... hlmselfi.~ ,:says .~Morgea,..' are pregnant.for up to l~ struggle is .~ balding head out of hm of- -- ho labels himself an 1,,t~, this .... .th t,,. h ..... • me ~arti ue ' ois ~~ ...... "~ "~''' " " ~ ~ ...... ' '-': ...... ' ~ • ' " ~^^ "~^^- :-'^ "~ "'"'"~" abortio';'~;-"-" ; ~..-,--.'-.... ' • -- '~ ' = _e spexe up for abortion on After q .bec , ~taler,~: who,~ survived~, five~ ;~'weeks,, And: although .his price. ' :' I .~c uuu~ .,.~, .,,~ ...... -,....~ -..v~..~,,o~ • u.t ,,w.u challenge ....me ~ eoa. :d. emand, he ~started ' per- took POwer ¢ ' in lftG, : ;years" ' :" ;" ~,.ln::"~ I" L " ~ " ~ ~Conce~tration';~ " ' : " <' * " ~ " i' ' clln|c" ' " is~ ~ : prohthble--' " " " .... he "One outer threewome~ room and eaUs out a name. ts known, to others as the stitutionality of '" whaF,~, f0~;-- a.~: ==~=±.,. • ~. "0r"entaler's clinic ~ xvan : ...... ;Y'. ':.~'.~," ' -~ ...... - ' ; '-- ...... ---- -~ ~ _ .,~ ..... :.m,;, .... I A ...... ioA .... ,k." m.. ,,,i~l.;il. I..i.-'^. ~_." ...... , .~' . ' ' "---,-it uu~uFrauons nn a ,.. is ':' ~ ¢ampi!:nt " lhe ~cblld .cnargeftiz.~llioranaouruun hn.~ an anornon ru.,-,,s I ..... lllorgemaler eaus t;anaun s ,,house . dub d • , e legalized and .... abortlon. , .., ' ,',-- ' " " vesofar .... them and:. Life Magazine she's been profit"--Sita back to talk "sch'izo hrenic" aboi'tlon '~ ..... , ~,,, _.~th ,, , ...... ~., your finger at _ , . •P , : Mo entaler :...... Clinic became easier .to obtain at. ,..: i~...... ~ r:~ .=~;~.~,...... "''~ '" ...... " .... ~' i'"ud " urderers~is I browsing through and about his, unusual line :f law . ,. ,:,: :. : o~e.~.=,.,,: .. :,, ." , .^.._,~..,, ~..~.~ ~.:=,.=_W ~/i P,olj~..unsar6,~cared~f,, amom!~ u~:,,.$~0.:~9, ..... calling them m , ;. i ...... a; ...... ;.~id,~ A' hole' work. : ...... , . ,, • , .,,. .. • , : ~uJ,,-'~nnti:...... ,use;'oi : "~ule.... ,.u,?,.,....,.,..~,,~ ...... ~4m~,: .: ,.tb e:- anil~:.:.~,,, tlonlobb.... ~ ,..',,. he .,'+ .... ::the,next ...... ~batll,e,:ine '..., 'says~ . t hee p itomeofarrogance.,..... • . v~ • . _ ...... ,,,.__;--,. ;' _ . . .._ It s no doubt that the.. vaeuum~suctiun:. '... method, ano nospitais,:, ...... ;: ~q~" ,V~i~,'~;,~i-'i/t:~!,~',~,~ ~ '= ;.~ma +cost me:all.T.have." ~,,~.it o be a murder there [ • " .... o...... ,,,o,~.,~.',,-sua.: ,Lira edbefore thehi ..... ~ •..... c :, ....WO ...... "~ '::~ ...... '< ~':' ";; : ~~<~":' ': " ~ ' ..... " has to be a human oeinii.~: , woman s name is called, . years h e has spent more ,ho "" '' i~ 1 *" ...... ~ " "n" ' ~ : i 1 .... : C m'.t But in ,Winnipeg ~,and;:. :, . me n/:~ho:~ ~l :h!s~ ~ ,He:..'has: established, a ..-,~ ,| Several women later, time in eourt fighting for his =.~ ,,..~ ,,, .... ~u,p~-=~ .mroe ~tlmes.,:/be::~was Toronto, :his:. clinics have~::'M,o~e!!~iel]ast~.Lyeari!~.defcncei-fund'to,:Pay the "The fetus is not yet".~ l Morgentaler meets wtth.. .right• to Perform. aborttons. ,~,~nurt .... ,. ox...... t;unaaa, _ ....me . acqulttedbya', . ~ ij.ury in'each . : .been thet arget.pf.police=:i...... " ..... ::wer~::no . ~...... ~.~:.~ldents "" ': ..... :.~;$t00,.~0....he..... " still..ow~s'" •..... : ~his humanbemg.Awo• manwl~o.. • ',I reporters gathered in the than. in. his mdch disputed ~m"°"r~.i~a~'~°"r .~y~ o~ : case anu sPent!0 monms,in raids and demonstrations ~]:and,~Utk!iaqs~.will~have.~to:. lawyers, .... • .... ."" wants an abortion doesn~t | ;waiting room of his. clinics; the 60-year-eld cha'rPels'of, c0n:a~ rig, ~. :~il. ~ ;the: p~S..,!Th e by vociie~usT.,: ~ .~tl.:.::t;~d!~.n..d~!!~i,:a~rtion::;~i¢lorgentaiCr:,~ father Of. wanttokillachtld, The.tel, I prospering abortion clinic in physician is reacly lor more g . ".. P~, y ; ~nmmal code.,::.'potn/iits abortionists,:members 'of.~!cliniC! '. dupp[ies.'a:d{ifiand :' th~.~io,,ii~,i, fiahtin#To r nochild Allshewantstoao n . • ' . + . , • .....procure a mnscamage, atmrtions0nl. . . y at'acc= redlted " rellgmus"" .... movements,.,ord ' " ~ ' ~ :.thatJs.there....,...-:~.' ' = = "'~ '" =t ~' '~' ~ ; 1 = ~,..: ~ I,. = .....~--''r -..~"~'~ ...... " .... ~ O f "eis revent' it from being"' = = | •- " ' " ' "I hope ihe Supreme. h°spltamandwh.enth'eyare Catholic groups, that"are iilfi~;~tiG~i'meth0Ci.cdn'i:,~ir~pr0~Ucti~r'~"~f ~a~l onep' ~; ~| UFOs unexplained Court will indeed recognize. ! . .... '..i. .... ',' . " ~ ' , -,. • .. 7...; ., ...;.. '.:. : .~ .... ~N • .... " , " • • these laws are" un. ,~, ..... • ...... • PARIS (AFP) -- After two years of.study, a government constitutional and that the - . ./' ." ':;i .:i.;. , .. ) . !agency conceded Wednesday it is unable.to explain the security of the pere~n Which ..... :"" : " ' sighting of an unidentified flying object.in southern Erance is enshrined in the (federal) " . : .' .... ' '.. in 1981. Charter. of. Rights. is ...... The UFO appeared to land briefly near the hamlet of jeopardized.,,' Trans, says the report by the National Centre for • ~Unidentified Aerospatial Phenomena. " Now. that his clinics in The report leaves unexplained the identity of the Trans Winnipeg and Toronto are 1 LIFO seen by retired farmer Renato Nicolaion Jan. ~8, t981. ' closed down'' pending the ' The centre, founded .as a government oulcome of his court Cases, agency in 1978, handles about 100 UFOsightlngs a year add Mor~entaler says. women , has so far always explained {hem as fiilllng space satellites come fl'om all paris of high-atmosphere balloons or other'phen0mena. ' .. Canada for an abortion at I But the report said the 'rrans UFO.was.none of ihese, his. Montreal office', but Terrace Nicolai said that an LIFO.landed at S p~m. just outside his "nobody seems to give a . ~: . house for about 30 or 40 seconds bef"ol-erising vertically and ddmn." , .,; .... • ' " heading east. The report g!ves a sketch of this UFO, which ' "In Quebeel the abortion : ii ' • r >" . i resembles two sauccrs stuck back-t0-back with four pod.~ question is settled,,, 'he ~ sticking out. . i:';~'~: '., says. "Quebec women d0n't .'. ' i" i ] I ; ~'i i:~" ' i ..... STOI0 Nicolai said the UFO made no'noise, have to expatriate them- ! , I" Thecentre, aftorhearingNicolai~seVidence, saldhewas selves to.get an abortion." . , • : . :.... i;.:!. ;~.;:.i:'' .7 : .... + ' .... "iN Ep an entirely credible witness. But•hisbattle here wasn'f i ( . n,o.,AH . EOPLE

You're just off the squash courts ana Here's a hint -- it Wasn't Wayne 6retzky. home in your loft for a quick pasta-and- Steve Yzerman of Detroit Red Wings 1, endive'salad before heading out to a Woody " scored 10goals and ad.ded seven assist, for Allen retrospective? 17 points in December to capture NHU' You're a YAP, says C, E. Crimmins in r0okie-of-the-month honors. YAP -- The Official Young Aspiring Should. his current scoring paitern

You're a ,.ppie --a. ,o g set by right winger .i,. ossy of i Professional --say Marlssa Plesman and 'York Islanders when the latter set the -,v~<;,~: ...... , :~:: .. WHIL[ STOCKS LAST! Marilee Hartley in The Yuppie Handbook. rookie record of 53 goals in the. 19'f/-78 Published within 90 days of one anoier, season. the books spoof the affluent baby-boomers, -- . .. . " . ' '~;- penchant for what they believe to be A Boston man who fastened himself to 57 .,~ ,her things and their mania for self- helium-filled balloons and soared more improvement and exercise, than a kilometre into the sky at dawn:New -iot r d II.il. A YAP ~es such w°rds as interface' Year's DaY says he t°°k the unusual flight ' .... "' ;;;' 6"6~%0 axld 'appliancesprior!tiz e but nevernetwork,. has time~co,,ec~..,.klt,.ch.en to cook and : World.to©elebratehisgratitudeforlivingin " " : ' * ...... ;"' ...... a•free :.. ' : i ~'i~' ~ ~~'•..,?°~'.~'.~~!t~ l 1 2~ "lot . . is much into beepers. Kevin Walsh. a 24-year-old licensed Yuppies never eat or drink anything parachute rigger, said h~ went aloft to call instant, read tabloid newspapers, wear any attention to the positive aspects of living in isynthetic fabric or attend museum exhibits 1984 -- a year described in forebeding !unless advance tickets are required. ' terms in George Orweirs novel Nineteen • Eighty-Four.

onBrum, death arow 11.year.oldSiberlan because he had outlivedtiger placed his .saying ,it was that astatement life is not asabout dismal Or.well,s as he book, said ' .@ 0horr7-.-. IDo Nuts i19 e usefulness as a daddy, has Won'a reprieve; and w e hope things don't get that way.,' : Paul Godfrey, Toronto's top politician; ' mm~ published reports, "the bottom line of this lead in a major production of the musical :' ii ~'; whole thing is that the tiger will be saved Hello, Dolly!, drew near.unanimous jeers...... • 0 one way or another." .., . 'from the London critics on.opening night,. 7: . :. :.., . livedBruin- at the sh°rtMetropolitan f°r B,i'ingham-:= TorontoZoo since'has Theatreopened.Tuesd,y in the Jerryat theHerman Prince musical. of Wale~ Raisin Bread. r ' O * i be was a cub and °fficials had s.aid he w°ul~ '!There is unlikely to be any more . . be killed because he no longer !s useful for miserable theatrical travesty this year spring.breeding after siring more ;than.' 20 off- singingthanthesightands°und°flaRuespeaking'anddancing his way through, the I l0 el, ,lioid loaf ' . ' Hi n V They said the sm~h nun~uer of Siberian role• of Dolly Lcvl," wrote Nicholas .de . • . " .... • " tigers makesinbreedingathreat. Allowing Jonghin The Guardiari. prlou ofloolivo , ~~ ~ ' ~ ' ' lBrum to continue breedhig would'flood the lViartin Boyle, in the Financial Times, "|i"" Sit., Jin. 7/84 mmm-,~il#i~~r(,~.~~~- ;gene pool and increase the likelihood of wro{e la Rue "merely appropriates the role idefects in future generations of the en- and plays itl if he'll excuse the expression, iN ioir Friindli & ODe I dangered animal. " straight. •Never Dolly, he remains a man rt gull . ,,

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