P2OV!:~?IAL '~ !.?.',A ~ ? PARLI ~',~.E.~7 !~L.r233 VIOTOP, IA. B. C Mississauga now has to figure out the costs . MISSISSAUGA,Ont. (CP) -- Mississauga city council will homes when ,ffieials feared the spread of deadly chlorine bulaneee to evacuate two hospitals and other emergency found responsible for the mishap should have to pay all ex- sit down today over a long list of legal and financial problems gas would extend over a t30-square-kilometre area from a measures. arising from Canada's longest evacuation, including an penses, including business losses, she said. leaking tanker car. Mrs. McCallion has also ordered municipal officials to Spence broke down his estimate by calculating retail sales estimate that the disaster cost $25 million in lost business and start gathering information for a Dec. 4 inquiry by the salaries for each 'of its six days. • ,,. More than 150,000 evacuees were told they could go home in the city at more than $1.5 million a day, manufactured Tuesday. The rest were allowed to return by Friday night. Canadian transport comm.ission into the derailment. goods at $6 million, professional services and investment Mayor Hazel McCailion called the special meeting Sunday The mayor said Sunday she has asked the Peel section of activity at $2.5 million and more than $12 million for wages. while cleanup operations continued at the site of the Nov. 10 The estimate of $25 million a day in losses was made by the Law Society of Upper Canada to provide a free legal About 133 of 185 patients evacuated were returned to .CP Rail train derailment which forced evacuation of more Richard Spence, Peel Region's director of business clinic for those seeking compensation, likely from CP Rail. Missiseauga General Hospital Sunday morning. Hospital than 220,000 residents Of this city just west of Toronto. development. He said in an interview that the figure does not "I don't want my citizens wandering off and going to the administrator Merritt Henderson said no patient deaths Another 3,000 residents of nearby Oakville, Ont., left their include cost of police and firefighters on the scene, am- expense of hiring a lawyer," Mrs. McCallionsaid. Whoever is could be attributed to the displacement. / h I/UI Bottles • . Terrace, B.C. ~ Monclay, November 19, 1979 OpGn10 a.m.-6 p.m. dallyexce~ Sunday 20co• Volume 73 No. 222 Frl.tlll9 p.m.'

I Kerr dumps. Hostages Alice Watmough released is still a king By ED YUDIN Others face trial as spies Herald Staff Writer TEHRAN (Reuter) -- Ten Western correspondents returned to Iran for a LOs Watmough is back Americans, six black men presumed the two women revolutionary trial/as the in and Alice Chen-Wing is and four women held hostage are highranking diplomats students demand, one of the out as the result of two for more than two weeks in whom the students might black American men local races for seats on the U.S. Embassy here by consider as spies, replied: "Yes, I think so. I the board of the regional militant Iranian students, think there is enough evi- district of Kitimat-Stikine told foreign reporters t~might Asked whether he thinks dence for him to he retur- on Saturday. they will be released by the desposed shah should be ned." Tuesday morning. It was no surprise that The 10 hostages were Watmough, who has brought to a news conference CANADIANS NO IV represented Thornhill for inside the embassy com- the past four years, easily won re-election over three other Americans -- two black U.S. marines and a IN DANGER ? rivals Nadine Asante and white woman secretary were TORONTO(CP) -- The seen what happens when Roy Greening. He has flown out of Iran. Star says Moslem the Iranians act on their been outspokeh in his The 10 were led before students holding own. opposition 'to some 150 reporters, mostly American hostages in amalgamation with Western, surrounded by Tehran have warned that "There is much Terrace and support for about I00 of the students who Canadians in IXRAN bloodshed and many incorporation of the over seized 62 Americans in the MAY BE HELD "for innocent people lose their 4,000 residents who 'form embassy more than two their own safety" unless lives. It is a matter of weeks ago to demand that the shah is returned from choices. Will the the Thornhlll community. the United States extradite New York City for trial. Canadians be in custody, ..... ?'I think that the people .the d~p~s~~e~cl shah to stand In a-~,teleph0ne. In- will they be hostsge to our made thdi¢ ~holee dnd- "tfidlfor~rhdes in Iran. The tqr'vte'~b'~(~'day'. one demands, or will they l'm sure it was what they shah is Undergoing cancer student leadei" said:'"H die?" treatment in a Now York .,the Canadisn~llving here wanted/' said defeated City hospital. The U.S. has are taken hostage, and The Canadian embassy candidate Asante in refused to meet the students' the condition for their in Tehran has prepared a congratulating Wat- demand, release is your govern- contingency plan for mough. The four women hugged ment'ssupport for our de- evacuating the Canadians and kissed the six men after mande, your government if the situation gets Asante was perturbed they were brought out of will have no choice but to worse. at what she sees as separate buildings, ap- listen." There are 55" to 57 apathy in the Thornhill porantly because they had Such demands might Canadians living in Iran, community, giving the not seen each other since the include "cutting off all including spouses of attendance at last week's Voter turnout was heavier near the deadline students took over the era- ties with the U.S., for Iranians, an embassy public meeting on the bossy Nov. 4. instance, and closing your spokesman said. About 17 Thornhill community The 10 said they expect to borders to U.S. trade be- Canadians are employed plan as an example. be freed and sent from Iran fore we release your at the embassy. either late tonight or Canadians." "I was absolutely Tuesday morning. "Your gove~ment will Meanwhile in Toronto, appalled at the turnout of Vote said confidence Sources at Tehran'a inter, have no choice but to two Canadian Moslem • By ED YUDIN Alan Soutar went down to national airport said at least listen to our demands or leaders said the actions of only 28 people out of 4,200 what the voters think of "I would think some of one commercial airliner is lives will be lost." Ayatollah Khooeini's from Thornhill for the Herald Staff Writer a narrow 23-votedefeat to yOU." the spending will be a waiting with empty seats to Another student said: government are hurting settlement plan Two of three District of newcomer Molly Nat- While he interpreted little more cautious, we'll take the Americans to "The lrantan people grow the image of the Islamic meeting," she com- Terrace aldermen were tress. Thus, at the next the return of two have more definite plans Europe if they are freed impatient and you have faith. mented. returned to office by meeting of council, aldermen as a vote of before we budget for tonight. voters Satdrday night, Nattress will become the confidence, he added, "it Roy Greening who some of the projects," he The student leaders read a with what they perceived only woman on council, might be up to us to keep said. finished behind Asante as both a vote of con- replacing Soutarwhe was tionarystatement leaderby Islamic Ayatollahrevolu. a close eye on the purse Giesbrecht welcomed Chlorine sends admitted he Was fidence and suggestion to chairman of the parks strings." • Ruhollah Khomeini, who disappointed by the large keep a closer eye on the and recreation com- the election of Nattress supported the embassy margin of his loss, a "If I have my say there with whom he expects to municipality's purse mittee. occupation, explaining why 7 to hospital sentiment shared by strings. will be not tax increase in work with to some blacks and women are being Asante. 1980," promised Talstra. degree. freed. , • Incumbents Jack Talstra, who garnered Giesbrecht, who said "I'm pleased to see Women are especially re- THUNDER BAY, Ont. not'~-~'g seriously affeet~.John Diefenbaker, who died undertook to lead provincial break from 1953 until his And in both cases the New Commons seats, losing both the straw vote held at chosen in the state primary Conservative government, earlier this year at 83. Liberalsina general election death and although the Democratic Party appears contests would leave them Florida's Democratic March 11 in which registered In the Saskatchewan In the Newfoundland ouly weeks after hehadwou Newfoundland riding has to be the squeak in the with a bare one-vote edge/ convention this weekend Democrats vote. riding of Prince Albert, ridingof_Burin.St. George's, ~eseat~'~e'M'a~er'al voted Liberal since the political wheel. including the support they didn't mean a thing. "We have to take our case have so far been given by But supporters of the for the president to every five Social Credit MPs. president- saying they're single voter in the state," The Liberals have 113 "exhilarated, excited and said Jay Hakes, Carter's seats, including the non- thrilled"-- say they're Florida campaign manager. Sadat praises peace moves votingSpeaker, and the NDP ready to beat the chs"enger "We'll have to have a much has 26. from Massachusetts in this wider audience than we've WADI RAHA, Egypt (AP) celebration. Under an EgyptianIsraeli relations, deporting him and by an- and an attempt to send had up to this point." President Anwar Sadat agreement between the two little progress has been nouncing plans to build more guerrillas into Israel by sea. In prince Albert, the Con- "-'southern ~tate that helped servatives have their hopes put Jimmy Carter in the Carter's allies were appealed from the foot of countries, Jews, Christians made in'the second phase of Jewish settlements in the An Israeli patrol boat blew pleased with the lopsided Mount Sinai today to the and Moslems will be allowed the peace effort -- he- territory. Sadat indicated, the guerrillas' rubber dinghy pinned ou Krb Eggum, a 41- White House three years yeerold lawyer whose big ago. victory he scored over peoples of the world to strive to visit the historic site. gotialious to formulate a however, that he still out of the water off Ahziv, six Senator Edward Kennedy on for "goodness and the plan for Palestinian self- believes agreement on an kiinmetres south of the pitch has been that the avoidance of bloodshed, It was the fourth of six government in the occupied autonomy plan will be Lebanese border, recovered yoters should pick a man Both sides are bracing for the straw ballet Sunday as who will be a member of the a bruising battle for the three-day convention violence and hatred." withdrawals that will return West Bank of the Jordan reached before next May, the bodies of two 'came to a close with the In a 15-minute speech twothirds of the peninsula to River and in the Gaze Strip. the target date set in the Palestinians tlnd picked up government, not the opposi- Florida's 100 delegates to the marking the second an- Egyptian control by early Israel raised new oh- peace agreement. two survivors, lieu. Democratic national con- atmosphere of a Carter niversary of his trip to next year. Then the two statics to the negotiations M e a n w h i I e, t h e In Jerusdlem, two bombs But both he and Liheral:~ ventinoo to be held in New campaign rally. Jerusalem, the Egyptian countries are to establish last week by arresting one of Palestinlans took note of exploded on buses and Clyde Hurradence, a widsiy- president praised President diplomatic relations. the leading Arab mayors in Sadat's anniversary with hospitals reported II Imown M-year-old lawyer, Times back with bang Carter and Prime Minister Despite improving the West Bank before two bombings in Jerusalem wounded, have little political ex- Menachem Begin of Israel perience on which to draw. LONDON (Router) "-- The foreign office," but refused for making peace between The man with the ex- Sunday Timea returned to to disclose his Identity. ' . Egypt and Israel possible. perience is Ston Hovdebo, a newsstands Sunday after "I saw him the other day Noting that Moses, 54.year.old school ad- almost a year's break in for the first time in 40 Nitro stash found in house years." Colvlile said. regarded as a prophet by POINT PLEASANT, it was doing there was not up, Musgrave said officials The convoy's destination ministrator who brought the publication because of a Islam, Christianity and NDP within 4,~00 votes Of bitter labor dispute over pay The Sunday Times printed W.Va. (AP) -- A state police determined immediately. agreed it would be best to was an active ammunition defeating Dlefecbsker May three sections, as before -- Judaism, is said to have convoy transporting 2~/z "It is my understanding move carefully through dump at the McClintlc Game and new teeimology. received the Ten Com- 22 with a well.died, herd- Its front page carried what general news, cultural and gallons of volatile that a man just moved into town. Preserve near Point business news --.and two mandments on Mount Sinai, nitroglycerin temporarily the house and he didn't know "Getting all of those Pleasant. The route cut working election machine. it .called an exclusive Sadat said: Fourth on the ballot" Is photograph of some of the color magazines instead of came to a halt early today what it was," said state people out into the streets through primar'ily rural the usual one, "In this place chosen by when authorities learned police Sgt. R.E. Jones. would have created tOO times areas of west-central West iittleknown Calgary hostages inside the U.S. God Almighty, where the salesman John DeBruyixe. embassy in Tshran and a In its features section, the residents of this small Ohio "An analysis was run on it the traffic problem," Virginia, but a sectlon of Walter Carter, former newspaper carried the first three faiths descended, here River community bad not and we are treating it as nit- Mnsgrave Said. "We cer- Interstate 64 between. lead story on the current we have the reaffirmation of federal MP and former British spy saga headlined: Instalmentof the memoirs of been notified of potential roglycerin," Cpi. J.L. tainly would have com. Hurricane and Winfield was provincial fisheries former U.S, state secretary the noblest values of men: Brannon said. plicated a problem that went dosed while the bomb truck "CharehiU's man reveals yet Tolerance and coexistence danger. minister, is carrying the Henry Kiaslnger, shortly to But after a 40-minute It was not immediately smoothly." crossed, strong hopes of the' Con- another spy." be published in book form in between peoples, delay, the convoy resumed determined what will be servatlves in Burls-St. "I ann°unce this place its j°urney when city °f" d°ne with the material" It quoted Sir Joha Colvtlie, Britain. open as of today to all ficials decided not to Jones said the P ope totlkTa u rkye George's against less ex- secretary to the wartime .The Times, Britain's believers, to all the faithful evacuate any of the 6,122 nitroglycerin "is in liquid perieneed Roger Simmons British prime minister, as omes~ ually newspaper, from the three faiths, withno residents, and the explosive form, butitispaddedandthe VATICAN CITY (AP) -- "to participate in for the Liberals and Dave saying he had helped us- reappeared last Tuesday. restrictions so that they may was safely delivered to a man handling it is satisfied The Vatican says the visit celebrations honoring St. MscKinnou for the NDP. cover a top civil servant who The dispute affecting both come and address the Lord." ammunition dump in Mason that it is stable." Pope John Paul will make to And.rows,the patron saint of The unknown force here is 'hod given information to papers has not been fully About 500 guests flew into County. Turkey next week will the Church of Con- the strength shown by the Guy Burgess, who fled to resolved, but managemem the southern Sinai for the Point Pleasant Mayor launch serious talks on the stantinople." . NDP in electing Poase Faour Moscowin 1961. and unions reached an ceremony, including Israeli Many people living within John Musgrave said town reunion of the Roman . The pontiff' said he will as their first provincial• MP Colville described him as agreement to resume officials and a U.S. 100 metres of the route were officialswereftrstnotlfiedof Catholic and Eastern Or- also visit the shrine to the in a byeleetiou and then in ,¢ one of the best braias lathe production last month. delegation led by Robert briefly evacuated as a state the convoy about 10 p.m. thodox churches. Virgin Mary at Ephesus, in the general election last , Strauss, outgoing Middle police cruiser modified with Sunday when state police ,~ o ...... ~ western Turkey, where the year. It s meatus ess but,.. East envoy, a blast shield and escorted asked that streets along a ...... n,...... Third Ecumenical Council m WORKED FOR DIEF ' • gl ' Israel, which captured the by a balfdozen patrol cars, proposed route be blocked ~ur;~go~;ooyj~,~go~ ,~1 proclaimed her the Sarradenee makes as TEHRAN(Reuter)--Iran Thaagencyaisoquofedofl Sinai desert in 1967, turned "moved past on its 112- off.Butbyla.m.,Musgrave ?,.:.~---.-y,e,?-~,~: ..... • mother of Gad. much us he ean out of having said today it would stop Minister.AtiAkbur Molnfar over the Mount Sinai portion ldlometrejourney, said, state police asked macnewmgoroAnKaraana 'V~e mr,~-~,, ,,,sit ,h~ urlleled under Dtefenhaker nsingU.S, dollerstepayfur as saying Ires had not of southern Sinai to Egypt Officials said the people living along the route --M,~Istanbul .^ at...~, the ..~ end M...~. of the -murm "". -':token ~''b "~ y -':Jonn "-"': k'aul and later having joined his its imports and asked other reduced its oil preductisn last Thursday, two months nitroglycerin ~vas found in a be evacuated, ~***~-,~.~,,,o..~,,~ v~*-~- since he became Pope in law firm while making as oil-producing nations not to and did not intend to despite ahead of schedule, so Sadat Putnam County house 'With the convoy so close ...... October ~u will be=in little as he can out of having accept American currency its halt ou U,S, exports: could held the anniversary Sunday afternoon, but what and traffic already backed Church, Demetrius I, and Nov, 28,...... Vatican sourceso-. LiberalPierre Trudeauleader, as federal for their oil. • . theHe haltin was exportsquoted toas theU,S. Saying ± said. The Pope said the Vatican Harradenea says frankly a Commerce Minister Reza had'increased, not reduced, isontheeveof"atheelngieal campaign visit by Trudeau 'sedr, in an interview with Iran's oil revenues. MONDAY 5 p.m. tO midnight dialogue with the venecah]e -- ho didn't get ene -- would the official Pars news Although he did. not have filled any bail in the agency, said lran planned to elahorate, heapparentiywaa Orthodox churches to riding to overflowing, but stop using U.S. dollars to pay referring to reporte that Iran , • ~ - , overcome together the ...... 1 differences still existing likelyBoth would Liberal cost andhim votes,NDP Itfor wasits imports moving and to indicated cut all has been selling much of its oil on the highprlced spot KING CFTK 4 BCTV 9 KCTS 1 1 CBUFr betweenpatriarchthem."Demetriusex- camps are taking great economic ties with the U.S. market. 2 (NBC) S (CBC) tOW) ' (PBS) pressed "deepj "o y " overthe comfort |roma visit to Porelgo...M~nLater. , Desvltehisstatero.eptth~t , , papal visit. A source in the Prince Albert Wednesday by Abolhaasan'Ba~i-Sadr'cailed ~ Pr/~Vu~t~ ~ W~ ;n~ hei~g :00 Carol Hapl~y Six MIMer La Femme Greek Orthodox Patriar- Prime Minister Joe Clark on other oil-exporting cut, Moinlar also was quoted :15 Bornett Days Million Rogers Blonlque chate in Istanhul said "the who, they say, drew fewer countries not to accept U.S. as saying the increased :30 News Hourglass Dollar Electric Cont'd personality of the ruling than 500 to hear him speak, dollars far their oil in order revenue meant there was no Cont'd Cont'd Man Company Coot'd ; Pope gives new hope" for Both cousider the turnout to alter the world monetary ofneed oil to production retain the sameas before. level I , , ending the schism between to hear a prime minister system. :00 Cost'd" C.H.I.P.s. News Z~om Ca Solr thechurches that has existed very weak although :15 Cont'd Cont'd Hour Cont'd Edition j for 925 years. Eggum's campaign :30 C.~t'd Cont'd Cont'd Over Paclflque The Roman Catholic and manager, Gord Dobr- Studentsback in class Actualltes Eastern Orthodox churches owolsky, said the number at- :45 Cont'd Cont'd Cont'd Easy , , split in 1054 when many tendlng was clsaer to 700 and SEOUL (AP)- Students martial law was declared I A Contrepolds Christian churces in the thalDiefenbuker had seldom a[73 of South Korea's 84 following Park's aneas- Classified Fantmy, Circus MacNell Coot'd West decided' to recognize come as close as Clark to colleges'and universities sinatio;n Oct. 26. Critical Island Cont'd L~hrer La Fine the bishop of Rome as filling the same hall. returnedto classes today for '"we'~dntdemoeraey and Tlc Tac Co~nt'd Cont'd Fast Cuisine supreme over other bishops. In Barin-St. George's, Ed the 'first time since the the freedom to speak on :45 Cont'd Dough Cocd'd Forward , , a The decision 'resulted in Broadbent, national NDP assassination of President campus," said a woman :00 Terre mutual excommunication leader, visited scattered Park Chung-hee, apparently studying biology at Seoul Llffie Cherlle Cont'd Special Humalne orders by Pope Leo IX'and settlements with MacKin- willing to give the new National. "We haven't seen :15 Brown Cont'd Dl0nne • government a chance before any concrete actions yet but :30 OI1~Use i MASH Headline Quintuplets Tale. Patriarch Michael non, awellimown32.year-old I selection Caerularius of Con- founding organizer ~ the renewing demands for we can .wait for a few Prairie Cont'd Hunters Cont'd democratic reform, mouths," I , stantlnople, the name for Newfoundland Fishermen, There were no placards or :00 Bob $uperspedal Men. Cont'd ~ Cont'd lstanbul until 1950. Food and Allied Workers demonstrators visible at A graduate student at icant'd The Roman Catholic Union. Hope Bruce Night Cont'd Coot'd Church now has 600 million Simmons, 39, like Carter Seoul National University, Yousel University said the on Cockburn Movie Ted Cont'd members, while Eastern left provincial politics to run Korea University or Yoneei government will have to Campus Cont'd Omen Bundy , Orthodoxy has 200 million in this byelection, but while University. The government, carry out its pledges to | i followers. Papal authority is Carter got personal m;ppert now headed by Acting rewrite Park's constitution, Cont'd News Cont'd Hollywood from Transport Minister President Chef Kyuhah, hold free elections and :15 Cont'd Magazine Musicals . Gmt'dCoot'd still the chief issue in dispute Don Mazankowski and Park's last premier, re. review the cases of political Cont'd between the two churches, :30 Cont'd Watson Cont'd Cont'd Journal which generally share the Senator Jack Marshall, moved the armed soldiers prisoners imprisoned for 10:45 Cont'd Report Cont'd Cont'd Et Meteo , same beliefs but have vari. Simmons did without major who had been stationed at advocating democratic I ations in religious practices, national support, campus entrances after reforms. :00 News The Cont'd C..~nt'd Cont'd National News Cont'd .Sport In the Eastern Church, the : Tonight Night Final Hour Cont'd Ja,n. isus lly suag Fraud in recruiting P.M. Cont'd Coot'd . not celebrated every day, more malpraetice among Show Final Cont'd and married men can be TALK Balzamo ordatned although marriage Investigation of the U.S. seasoned recruiters than Cont'd • Kolak Late Harry.O Show • Cont'd ; ' is forbidden after ordinafiou. JUST Army's worst recruiting among newer recruiters. Cont'd Qmt'd Cont'd HOT AI~ scandal since the end of the Many of those who lost their 12 :® Cont'd C0nt'd Yellow Cont'd Coot'd " nab draft in 1973shows that up to jobs had received awards for 145 C~t'd Co~t'd Rolls Royce Late Movie Sowets 12,700 soldiers were enlisted recruiting successes. | i ' " di" WHISTLER, B.C. (CP) through fraud or other Seventy.five per cent of ssidents - Talk of a volcano at irregular practices daring the eases of fraudulent or • :' -' .:, ' Whistler Mountain, 90 the last two years, officials irregular enlistments in- TUESDAY 10 a.m. to 5 p,m. ~'.~TORONTO(CP) ' Soviet kilometros north of Said tudav, volved discrepencles In the ~cret police are conducting Vancouver, has turned educational records of . .1 , mass arrests to keep out to be nothing Imt hot Opening thebooks on a six- potential recruits who hod Canadian Webster Electric dissidents away from forelgn air. month investigation, the not graduated from high Rollers Schools Cont'd Company Passe' ~isltors during the 1980 Smoke and fumeswere army told Congress that 427 school, officials said. Wheel of Mr. What's Song Bag Partout '~ * ()lympics in Moscow, says spotted Thursday rising recruiters have been Other cases involved :45 Fortune Oressup Cooking About Safety N~azlne Paisa Moroz, the wife of front a peak in Garibaldi relieved of their duties in the illegal coaching for enlist. I , Express , . , exiled Ukrainian dissident Parkbyapilotflyingover last year because of ment tests and eoncealmeat :00 Mlndreaders Sesame 'Mad Discovering Au fll de . ~ Valentyn Moroz. the urea. . malpractice, of police records, medical 11 :Is c~t'd Street Dash About You Is Semalne In an interview Saturday, However, Dr. Jack Officials said there was problems and dependents. :~ Password Cont'd Daflnltlon Write On Enfants du Mrs. Moroz said through an S0uthor, a volcano expert • Plus Co.t'd Cont'd Cover.Cover 47A interpreter that the KGB for the federal govern. I • ~ have begun a "clean-up ment, Said Sunday he Valancepleads guilty I PaPa / campaign" in an attempt to found no evidence of I News Noon I~The 1:15 Char Papa / stop dissidents from corn- volcanic ash or smoke MONTREAL (CP) [he Populaire de 12:oo I Com'd News Long Leg mtmieatingwith the Western around the ares. . Jeanne Valence pleaded Sherbrcoke Eat, the credit :30 Our Nan Search i Carol Gxlueluches ~ world. SOuthor did discover guilty today to extortion in union for which Marion :45 LIves Burnett Hsmel Ccnt'd I . ,' Mrs, Moroz and Nadia that slash burning was the 82-day kidnapping of worked and from which the Coot'd Svitlychna, a former Soviet under way about 16 credit union official Charles kidnappers sought a large :00 The i Today Cont'd Making Music :IS Doctors From Cont'd Stories of Amer. Cont'd high school principal .who kilometres from the site Marion in 1977. ransom before the Marion ! Cont'd Another Journal was Jailed for anfl-$ovlet reported. The surprise plea, which family actually paid a :30 Another Trade et Femme agitation and propaganda, He aald the pilot, Victor came minutes before reduced amount of $S0,000. :~ mWorld Cont'd • World Ofb | i , , spoke during the weekend at Andrucson, 18, of iawyerswere to Shavestarted Marion was released Cont'd a Free Ukrainian. Warld Saskatoon, probably choosing Jury members for uninjured. A :00 C~t'd The Edge Cont'd Natural i Of Night Cont'd Congress convention, made a navigational her trial, cut short "1 :iS Cont'd , Cont'd $cl~ace error in reporting the proceedings that were ex- M~. Valenoe's guilty plea ~B :30 C~t'd !Take Cent'd Word Shop Cinema Mrs. Moroz, who arrived point where he saw the peeted, to last several came after a lengthy trial :45 LCa~t'd Thirty Cont'd Truly Amer. Cont'd in New York in August as smoke. Souther said mouths, last year in which her ' ' part of a trade between the Andrucson apparently Mtortheplea Was entered, husband Claude was eon- rill :00 Tinsel Movie Speakout Coot'd Cont'd UnltedStates and the Soviet had never seen Slash Crown prosecutor Pierre rioted ot extortion, but "~ :15 Town La)n Black Cont'd Unionofpoiiticalprlsoners, barnlng before and may Sanve obtained permission acquitted on the more d :30 Unicorn Show Market Prolect Unlversa Omt'd their families and Russian have come to the wrong from Superior Court to with- serious charges of kldmp- " :45i Tales C~t'd Bablee' Cont'd spies, said most former conclusion, draw four other chafes of ping, conspiracyand forcible :00 Speclsl The 'Boblno '! political prisoners agree Nearby Mount conspiraey, l kidnapplng, detention. Cont'd Sesame about balf of those in cmtody Garibaldi is a known forcible detek,tion, and a Claude Valence now is :15 Cont'd FIIntstones Cont'd Street Cont'd :30 Cont'd All In L'Agsnce are Ukrainian. She sal,i the volcano but has not be~n second countl of extortlou, serving a six-year prison Cont'd Cont'd number of prisoners ,n the active for centuries. Mrs. Valence pleaded term, which is ~belna,ap- :45 Cont'd the Family Cont'd Cont'd Brlcole Soviet Union is not known. Ruilty to extortion against pealed...... 1 | V I

The Herald, Monday, November 19, 1979 Page 3 ! RECREATION, AR TS,SUPPORT Nattress breaks barriers ByEDYUDIN Saturday becoming both However, she didn't in line with the priorities Herald Staff Writer the only newcomer and attribute her victory to of Alan Soutar, who was Molly Nattress made woman to win a seat on the fact that she was a narrowly defeated. two breakthroughs on this district council. woman. Among the also-rans, "I hope I didn't get in Mickey Johnson made because I'm a woman, I the strongest showing hope I got in because garnering 313 votes in his Woman chokes people think I will do a campaign to publicize the good job," she said. Kitsumkalum ski hill on chocolate bar Nattress, who has had issue• The youngest experience working on By THE CANADIANPRESS Police say the bus rolled candidate, 29-year-old A woman who choked to down a six-metre em- the Advisory Recreation Russell Mercer received death after eating a bankment, but the driver Committee and has at- 185 votes in his itinitial chocolate bar at a Van- escaped injury. tended council meetings campaign. The other couver theatre Friday night The highway was lightly in the past," says she's woman candidate, Lily was one of at least eight covered with snow at the ready to go to work at her Nielsen, finished in persons who died acciden- time. new job. seventh place with only tally in British Columbia on Fifty-nine year-old Harold There was speculation 132 votes, despite an the weekend. George Nelson of Kelowna, Four persons died in on Saturday night as to intensive door-to-door B-C, was killed Friday night the role to be played by traffic accidents, one in a on Highway 1, about 18 campaign. climbing accident and two kilometres east of Sicamous the only novice on others in a plane crash. in the southern Interior. council. Former Terrace Police say Anita Nedeiros Nelson was driving a Mayor Vic Jolliffe ex- of Vancouver choked on a pickup truck which was in a pects it will make the job peanut in the chocolate bar. collision with a tractor easier for one returning However, her daughter told trailer unit. alderman, Helmut police she had a long history The Canadian Press Giesbrecht, of whom he is of allergic reactions to survey, from 6 p.m. Friday a staunch supporter. peanuts. An autopsy has to midnight yesterday, does been ordered to determine "It will be a more not include homicides, balanced council, with the cause of death. suicides or industrial ac- RCMP say two uniden- cidents. Nattress replacing tiffed men were killed when Alberta reported three Soutar," he said. "It will the light plane they were traffic fatalities. Manitoba give support to the odd- flying crashed in the Fraser had one traffic death and one man out Giesbrecht and River just south of Lillooet in fire death, Saskatchewan will bring Talstra, whose the southern Interior Sun- reported three traffic vote is slowly rising each JACK TALSTRA day. fatalities. election, in line with a Cause of the crash is not Ontario had three traffic known. Talstra-Giesbrecht- deaths and four fire deaths Nattress alliance as Police say an unidentified • while Quebec reported eight 20-year-old New Brunswick traffic deaths. compared with Pease, man fell 105 metres to his Nova Scotia had one traffic Cooper and Perschke." death while mountain fatality and one death in a climbing Saturday about hunting accident. "The mayor will be three kilometres north of . There were no accidental called upon more often to Golden in southeastern B.C. deaths reported in New split the tie vote," he The man was climbing 'Brunswick, Prince Edward added, in reference to with a companion in the Island and Newfoundland. Hospital Creek area when he Dave Maroney who was The survey excludes in- returned by acclamation. lost his footing. dustrial deaths, slayings and Two men were killed known suicides. "This will shape up to be Friday night in a two-vehicle an interesting election for collision on the Trans- 1980 and will provide a HELMUT GIESBRECHT Canada Highway about three Bus route better view on the kilometres east of Field in amalgamation issue." eastern B.C. Nattress made no Dead are' 24-year-old meeting eommittments to align Edward Henry Bell and 27- W~inesday, Nov. 21, it will herself with Giesbrecht, year-old George Davis Hunt, be Thomhill residents' turn both of Golden, B.C. Police though she added, "I District of Terrace Regional District Area D (Telegraph Creek) say the pair were in a pickup to speak out on the bus route think it is possib!e we will x Talstra 929 Area B (Hazellons) Klassen 40 truck that collided with a issue. Their meeting hap- have things in common." The vote xGiesbrecht 817 xAllen 391 Franke 30 semi.trailer truck. pens in the Thornhill She attributed the suc- results Nattress 636 Poulin 204 Area E (Thornhill, Queen- Roy Ronnie Stachurski of Community Centre at 7:30 cess her success in large x Soutar 613 sway) Ymir, B-C, died Friday night p.m. Watmough 204 part to the people who tab u la ted Johnson 313 . Area C (Remos etc.) x when his car was in a head- helped her campaign. Mercer t85 Kerr 236 Asante 86 on collision with a bus on STARVE A FEVER Neilsen 132 x Chen-Wing 212 G.reening 55 Highway 3, about I0 Mark Twain believed Talstra and Giesbrecht kilometres west of Salmo in ~ ..fastlng to be onq'of the best both noted her orientation I ~1" I 'I II')IIIJH 8i( 'lli' ~:l ... ] ; ' t • . [ rj ,~ . ,,'~ O.l IIKll 1, ,T,,,',•I I i .ifll,,ri tit! i$',:) • towards recreation was the West Kootenay. cures for~any illness.' MOLLY NATTRESS ! Federal money promised By ED YUDIN Mazinkowski (federal along with the southern 95 municipalities con- Herald Staff Writer transport minister)" he Trans-Canada route. centrated on such HOME HEATING COSTS SOLVED! Tom Gorgrave, the said. Forgrave expects The convention at- structural needs as outgoing president of the ,that meeting wfll"~t~. ~acted upwards of 40 widening the road's Yellowhead '. Hi~h~a~ p ac efore t '" shoql~iers., and the • . .0= J.' s J '1i, ~l~el~t~!~e~~'" less than the dasgemus stretches such exI~'ct~d '.turtlout of 100. past weekends con- At this point he has mo The delegation from as the I4 stretch of road :REE HEAT MACHINE vention in Terrace as a idea how much money the Manitoba never showed north of Kamloops. The turning point in the federal government, is up, while scheduled convention voted to ask CREDITS: fortunes of the talking about. appearances from the each provincial govern- Yellowhead Highway. "I would likely suspect deputy highways ment to look into the , CSA listed/approved Forgrave, who was they are a little shocked ministers of Alberta and conditions of the road No. 113-1976 succeeded by former by the amount of money Saskatchewan were within each border. U/L listed/approved No. E58255 Saskatoon alderman involved," he said. cancelled due to the Terrace Mayor Dave George Dyck as "We're probably looking Maroney, a past "Wood Burning Journal/ unforeseen postponement committee selected the association president, at about a billion dollars of the convention two president of the was enthused by if we're going to upgrade association, gave a report "Free Heat Machine" weeks ago due to the air for the White House assurances of federal the route to national high- radio operators strike. on the state of recon- money for the highway. ways standards," he struction of the stretch Tested/certiFied by utility "We will' immediately said. The convention spent between Terrace and companies be in touch'with the four Forgrave added that most of its morning and Prince Rupert• Maroney, Laboratory tested western highways Prime Minister Joe Clark early afternoon sessions along with Prince Rupert ministers and will be had earlier indicated he examining the state of the Mayor Peter Lester, was I I' I I I I '1 I' encouraging them to ask wanted the Yellowhead highway. elected • to the TOP I n An | I for a meeting im- established as Canada's . The reports from the association's board of mediately with Mr. second national highway, local delegates from the directorS.' ' t~,: ' U!;',' "' ;~... . i ?F m~/ Bo.o.~'oEp,, h~ Money means:,,better road"".... i..... " THE FREE HEAT y U IN government :~f6iig~'~ ~Terrace'on Saturday Otfii~r dpgi'a'aing ex- .. w -a ...... Herald Staff Writer through on the icorn- Earber in the day, pendzt~0ifld'mclude MACHINE'can be heating. Plans to upgrade this mittment to provide about 40 delegates from $35 milllon from Tete your home TOMORROW! ' ' ' ' .... lefficient home heating system Tile t|ml ~S qPflt.J~fltIprP~ tO h| easily inlo province's portion of the funding, the Deputy B.C., , Alberta, and Jatme to Kamld6p's; $60 , . n you, P~.,sllng fnason~/tlrp[,~;l(-O AtIof ~'l,C,. Yellowhead highway, Highways Minister Bob Saskatchewan had milliod ft'oliiKdrfilooi~$~t0 • The Free Heat Ngtchlnewell produceup to 3e,000BTU'sof useableheat. St~fY't'~y VOIJ ILJSI 5h(JP ~I 'HIO DIIICQ CDf)" over an eight to 10-year Harvey told . the received assurances Merritt an~ an additional -. Enoughto reduceyour heatingbill byasmuch as75 percent. necl thP L,IecIIJCd! CDf~.J at%LJ slat: ~I hll~ FOr t'noro inlorlndhot~ (}c,(, uS a call period could be cut to five Yellowhead Highway from Kamloope-Sh,.swap $150 million foe" a :new • Heats up to 1500sq. ft. of living area; even more area with an In.home Bring measurements years if the federal Association convention in M.P. Bob Cameron that extension from Merritt to mrced air system. Prime Minister Clark Hope. of your flreploce intended to honor a This allocation is ,e Built-In fans move 160 cubic f,.,etof warm filtered air per minute through tO our Woodburnlng Show pledge to provide federal scheduled over the next the "Free Heat Machine" system. Theatre to try money for the 3,105 10 years, a period which kilometre long northern will be substantially • Decorative I/d' tempered glass doors prevent heat Ires. UNUSUAL ~I route stretching from reduced if Cameron's • Certified consumer safe to get a *laugh Prince Rupert and weekend promise is _~ OPPORTUNITY~1 TheTerrace Little Theatre Terrace audiences will be Terrace and through the followed through. • Eliminates most smoking problems. will be presenting acting in this play. Cindy four western provinces to While the M.P, from | .w.:..-t.,m=, "Doubles'",, a farcical Johnson plays two parts, Winnipeg. Kamloops-Shuswap comedy set in a small town ~elley and Lily, Michalle Harvey says the didn't think there would in Mexico, the evenings of Buffer plays Wilma, Janet province intends to spend be anything for the Nov. 29 and 30, and Dec. McCoilis Amy, Penny Kent an estimated $340 million Yellowhead in Finance 1,6,7, and 8. " is Luz, John Rleketts plays in the next l0 years to Minister John Crosbie's ,¢ Doubles,, was written by George and Mark La Prairie bring the Yellowhead up upcoming budget, he plays Junllan. Fred Carmiehael and is- Veteran Little Theatre to national, highway urged quick action on the directed by Ken Morton and members Brain Koven, standards. He told the part of the provinces. M~'ry Haiisor. Daivid Dossor and Ken delegates at the Terrace "Prime Minister Clark Several actors new Morton complete the cast. hotel the spending would wants the four western include $95 million from highways ministers to get Prince Rupert to Tete together with him and I WEATHER Jaune on .the Alberta Transport Minister Don border. The recon- Mazinkowski and work • Northern Mainland, Queen tonight 4 to 6 on the coast and out a formula and then Charlottes: Overcast today 2 to 4 inland. Cloudy Tuesday struction of bridges with occasional rain this with showers and gusty between Terrace and they'll discuss figures," morning becoming con- winds. Highs ? to 10 on the Kitimat would be a large he said, indicating no tinuous by afternoon. Strong coast and 4 to 7 inland. part of the spending, the financial formula was .~s~at~igi~,6,,to 9 on the Chllcotln, Carlboo, Central deputy minister .in- available at this nd 4 to 6 Inland~ Lows In.terler: Cloudy today dicated. preliminary stage. Page 4, The Herald, Monday, November 19. 1979

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GEN. MANAGER- Knox Coupland EDITOR- Grag Mlddleton • . ". CIRCULATION- TERRACE. 635.6357 Through the offices in Ottawa and in. they con- KITIMATOFFICE. 632.2747 munlties in the riding, we get a lOt.ox enqmnes such as, Published every weekday at 3212 Kalum Street, "Well, what kind of work do you do an nay, anyway.,. Terrace, B.C. A member of Verified Circulation. . . - , , . ' Of course,every M.P. would answer that in a different Authorized as second class mall. Registration number way, but it might be interesting to readers to learn 1201. Postage paid In cash, return postage.guaranteed. more about the kind of work that posses through our office in Ottawa and offices in the ridinR. "i NOTE OF COPYRIGHT The most frequent kind of problem is the individual The Herald retains full, complete and sole copyright In or family who is concerned about delay or dlfficulty_hl any advertisement produced and.or any editorial or getting a particular form of 'payment form .the photographic content published In the• Herald. government. Usually these deal with old age pensions, Reproduction Is not permitted. disbility pensions, income tax rebates, unemployment insurance, and programs of a similar sort. In most eases, the delays are not unjustified: the government was not told of address change, changes in status of the marriage, etc. etc. A phone call from the local . ..., office or from my Ottawa staff usually can solve'a . "" EDITORIAL difficulty of this sort. The forms, applications and so on that we are all burdened with have to be done properly or foul-ups end up slowing the process. Often I wish the govern- The elections are over and now it is ment agency concerned would tell the person directly time to get back to work. why the pension cheque was less, 'etc, rather than There has been a considerable amount in~,olving a third party (i.e. me) but those difficulties of bickering in council, squabbling which ".. .. are usually quickiy and easily sorted out. i prevented constructive debate and progress on the city's business. Another large group of cases come form individuals and groups who have goen to the government for The priorities of city council should be funding of a program or just to get informatlop on a an orderly and cautious movement government project that involves them. toward making this city an acceptable Municipalities write to me to find out what the place to live and work in. Let us see if government is doing about the local weather station, they can keep to that and not let personal airstrip, health clinic, wharf and floats, etc. ere, | hobby horses run away with them. attempt in those situations to get cl~ification, fr~0..m The vote in Thornhill was a strong the Minister and Department involvea as to what m statement of confidence in Les Wat- going on, when, why or why not, and in what fashion mough,.a man who has voiced his op- will the work be done. position to amalgamation and his In handling items of this nature, I find each o~f distrust in the District of Terrace. The different end it is most enlightening when t or my stax Terrace council members have to take start phoning or writing. Often it means going directly that into account. to a Minister, explaining the problem, andpressing for The upset In area C, where Stan Kerr's a commitment. In many cases, the Minister or senior officials aren't aware of difficulties, and need only Lakelse Lake supporters turned out and such a call from an M.P. before making the ap- Alice Chen.Wing's supporters in the propriate calls to local officials who can fill them in. I outlying areas did not, means a further notice that my interest in questions of importance to right wing voice in the regional district larger groups such as a whole town of an Indian Band and less opposition to development. or group of fishermen sometimes brings quicker action than an individual case. I think speed comes from a Minister in a ratio related to the number of votes that can be won or lost. That's just a theory so far though. To date I've had a lot of good, fast action on number of important questions:dangerous magnets'in the Prince Rupertgrain elevator are to be removed; the Postmaster General is examining a number of con- Just about everyone who shops for groceries is crete steps to improve postal services in several likely to be aware of the grade markings that appear communities; the Minister of Marine Transport has on the labels or packaging of various food products. started close examination of coastal search and But how many consumers bother to use that in- rescue measures recommended by NDP M.P. Ray formation to save money on their grocery bin? Skelly; the Minister of Transport is looking at ways of Poultry, beef carcasses, eggs, dairy products, fruit" simplifying airline rebate procedures for Queen and vegetables are all graded for quality according to Charlotte Islanders; we've managed to win difficult standards set by federal and provincial legislation. Individual cases invloving income tax problems; These food grades are determine~, by ,~h~si~pl•.~ immigration proceedings, fishing licensing hassles; characteristics, such as appearante,'.~olou/~;~i~t | CMHC housing difficulties; and mix~ups 0f'pension and maturity, and not by nutritional content. So when cheques. more than one grade is available, it makes good sense To date I've found all of these efforts very to consider grades other than Grade A or fancy, and satisfying. In some cases, concrete results are visible, buy the one best suited to the use you'll make of the in others, only time and effort brings success. I am product. impressed with the quality of our own public em- Grade B eggs, unfortunately rarely sold in super- ployees: I get cooperation and genuine efforts to markets, are B's because, when broken out for frying assist. Often, the problems in the bureaucracies with or poaching, they spread out. For other uses, where red tape are not the fault of local government workers, appearance doesn't matter, they are entirely but originate here in Ottawa where higher levels don't satisfactory. realize the day to day difficulties faced by both the Grade B poultry is not always to be found either, but public and the government employees. it's a good buy if you can get it. It's not as well fleshed and fattened as A and it may have a few short skin Many of the more long term and most serious tears, minor discolourations, and pinfeathers, but the problems facing residents of Northwesiern B.C. and pinfeathers are easily removed, and no one will know our communities cannot and will not be solved by an about the other minor faults by the time the bird is on determining social policy rata'something like a bra~nch M.P. like myself working on a Minister, a deportment, the table. of the Post Office. or a government official. The Liberal and Con- OTTAWA OFFBEAT At that level it will. do little more than mail out scrvative policies that have meant higher and higher Utility poultry must at least qualify for Grade B, but. cheques. interest rates; that have brought more unemployment one or more ports may be missing. It makes little The power, suggested Mr. MoRse--again with the and more inflation, that mean higher taxes for in- difference if it is the tip of the wing•that is missing, or BY RICHARD JACKSON government sitting in silence-was passing from what dividuals and less taxes for giant corporations, etc. a drumstick if you are a white meat fan. used to be the National Health and Welfare Depart- cannot be reversed by just one M.P. Grade B beef may have a somew'ha~cba'rse texture ment to "some kind Of a committee with a new super- and lack the marbling that is found.in~ac~e A, but it Ottawa - Here it is again-the hint, the fear, even the Those questions must be faced by every concerned threat that the government, looking for ways to cut minister of social development." is every bit as good as A for some mefli~s of cooking. In this atmosphere of uncertainty and confusion, citizen: the voice of myself and our caucus cannot do Try a small piece of grade B to see~:how you like it spending, will squeeze it first from the most helpless the job alone, we must be supported by public opinion. sector of the population, the pensioners. ~porhapo deliberately created by tl~ government, before you decide to buy a whole side ~ beef..' responsibility was difficult If not impouible to pin Cabinet Ministers and the government must be mad~ Commercial or Canad, C apple~ may be less Paul E. McRae, Liberal MP for Thunder Bay- to realize what those policies mean to our people here, Aitkokan, touted, before the fall of the Trudeau down. uniform in shape or less well cnioured than Fancy and "At this point," he went on, "we do not quite know to who must face increasing prices and other problems may have other minor defects, but they are just as government, as next in line for the Cabinet, was one daily basis. In the long run that is what's reallX bSl~eaking on the first of a series of Old Age Security whom, in the cabinet, to put our qu~tlom, or who in good for cooking and are a more sensible buy for the the inner cabinet has the.power of policy Initiation and ;mportant, because so many other problems stem price-conscious consumer. Is. ~rom these larger questions. This priority of government business-its obvious decision.' .... J The same advantages apply to Domestic, Orchard preoccupation with social security, persuading it to What is known Is that the g~ernment is planning- In talking about my work in this column, I'd llke to Run, Commercial and C grades of other fruits, and to schedule the pension bill as the first item of its or actually already intO-: a comprehensive overall troy my thanks to the people in the community offices Canada No. 2 vegetables. legislative list-was token by Mr. MoRse as an study of social policy. for myself and our provincial M.L.A's and the staff In Canned fruits and vegetables are also graded. ominous sign of the shape of things to come. And there, up in the sir, hanging perhaps like a my Ottawa office. I could do little without their Standard grade is probably just as flavourful as His bottom line was that he had "kept hearing" that "trial balloon," as he phrased it, is the question of assistance. Fancy or Choice but is not as uniform in size and may universality of pensions is dead. pension universality. A reminder that you can phone my local office and- have minor defects that slightly affect the ap- Which has to mean there is an income test in the "Somebody makes a statement that the principle is or contact here in Terrace at 638-1818, or write me e~o pearance. Standard grade may not be as tender. offing. at stake, somebody eke says univereality is dead. the House of Commons, Ottawa, Ontario, KIA Ow2, Canned green or wax beans, for example, may be If this be the government's intention, it will matter "It might be," he suggested, "that (he government coarse and stringy, and canned pens may be firm and not that you paid taxes all your working life to provide- is ~'ying these things-including skyrncketlng gas .and mealy, but they're quite suitable for soup or stew or -among other things-funds for your pension. oil prices-for size, with the idea of 'frightemng casseroles. Canned fruit may contain some core, What will count in separating the elderly and retired people.' " seeds, or skin, but this makes very little difference into two groups-the pensioned, andthose to be denied On that basis, ff the rumors are true, and the TODAY IN HISTORY J when you use it in a pudding, a gelatin or frozen them-will be the level of family income. government cuts-into pensions and the general living Wben It exceeds a certain, still unspecified level, the alandard-are not as draconian as feared, then dessert. everyone breathes easier and is grate~! to the kindly Nov. 19, 1979 province of Manitoba. pension wi.11 he lowered progressively in relation to The first of wo northwest family income to the vanishing point. government. 1493 -- Christopher Some fruit and vegetable juices are graded Fancy rebellions of the Metis under Columbus discovered.the and Choice. Choice juic~ may contain very small bite The odd thing is that Mr. McRae, among other They lose, but not as much as they could, and the Louis Riel broke out 110 government that has psyched them wire brownie island of Puerto RicO. . of skin or minute pieces of seed and may not be quite parliamentarians, has "kept bearing"-and saying- ~hearn ago today -- in 1869. 1828 -- Composer Franz as flavourfui as Fancy. these things, and the government has remained silent. points. e Metis, who were the Schubert died. Frozen fruits and vegetables are also graded Fancy There has been no confirmatlon, it could scarcely be Listen to the talk--and hear nothing from the hunters, boatmen and, 1883 -- Abraham Lincoln and Choice. Choice is not as perfect in appearance and expected, since governments like to make their government-and be alerted Umt if tt happens to carters of the Red ,River in delivered his Gettysburg not as uniform as Fancy, but again, the cheaper grade negative moves before public opinion can build and pensions, It will happen to all federal soolsi spending. Rupert's Land, were alnr. address, is just as good for puddings, stews, or casseroles. hun hostile. All, that is, except the automatically increasing reed at the possibility of 1919-- The U.S. Senate re- benefits that the politicians and public service have' mass immigration into the jected the Treaty of Ver- Butter, skim milk powder, honey and maple syrup But more significantly, there has been no area when the Hudson's Bay discounting of the persistent rumor, much less an ~egislated for themselwJ. sailles. are also graded, however, usually only the top grade is Company handed over 19S4 -- The United States available in retail steres. outright denial. Now there is wh,.'e the government could save and jurisdiction to the govern. set an example, mstead of setting itseff up as a announced that ~it.~rwouM You can savea good deal on your food bill by buying Mr ~c.Rae said he had the uneasy feeling that the meat of Canada. The sub- build a radar ~mi~g by grade. SO when you have a choice, consider Deparu,|ent of National Health and Welfare was being privileged class, above and beyond the ordinary sequent uorising eventually system acrou ,, A¢~IIe grade, and consider the savings. downgraded from its "Big Agency" status of largely taxpayer. led to the formation of the Canada...... "-,'.,~,r~~-- • +,1 j',.-~,,,; . . . .' . . : .

The Herald, Mondav November 19, 1979 Page '; rudeau takes Quebec workers strike lark to town oo:z eml~kP~s in ant m the Quebec Federailon of negetiatious go sour "Within twoweeks[ would Labor and teachers in the It was passed to head off a no longer be with the FAS, TORONTO (CP) -- Joe Ontario Premier William least 64 of the approximately Centrals de l'Ensetgndment Clark,s government is Davis as the only govern- 200 hospitals in Quebec legal strike by all members (social affairs detmrtmenth du Quebec-- had threatened of the common front, and to I'd be dead," he joked. spreading misery among sent leader who is defon- began en an illegal strike to strike but decided at the prevent strike action by Canadiahs while Clark dtng Canada. Sunday, he today, early reports in- last minute to obey the law, provincial civil servants, Although early returns in- himself is doing more flip- closed it saying Clark was dicated. at least for the time being, nursesand otherhealtltcare dicated that Q["L affiliates flops tSan a trampoline, ~ too weak to stand up to either Michel Cleroux, a while contract negotiations professionals currently opposed the strike, final P ierreTrudcautold Ontario provincial governments or spokesman for the Quebec •continue• results were that 55 per cent negotiating with the gov- backed the illegal action. Liberals on Sunday in a multinational corporations. Hospital Association, said Quebec Labor Minister eminent. • biting ispeech that was in Trudeau also said in the the figure was based on Pierre Marc Johnson called The walkout by the CNTU It was called off, Daoust ~:,sbarp contrast to earlier, final speech that Clark has partial reports, and more on CNTU president Norbert workers, while QFL and explained, "because there ' morelackadaisical weekend been doing more flips-flops hospitals could' be affected. Redrigue today to use hhis CEQ members stayed at had been progress at the ..+...appearances. than a trampoline. :d It was not immediately influence to end the "legal +york, cast doubts on the bargaining table and it • . In ~o earlier addresses to While the Tories hsql known to what extent the "demonstra:.or," -- the continued existence of the should result in a set- .::'"'idle + donference,, the Liberal stopped embarrassing+ strike, by 63,0000 workers labor minister said it could common front, ilement." + leader was subdued and even Canadians with their style of belonging to the Con- not be termed a strike, "We're in bad shape; let's The issues standing in the rambling. This time the government, Trudeau ad- federation of National Trade because the right to strike former prime minister had face it," said Fernand way of a settlement are job ded, they now are making Unions (CNTU). affected has been lifted. Daoust of the QFL, "It's a security, job load and wages, +imore than 1,000 Liberals on those same people angry. services at about 150 other Rodrigue said last week he "their feet cheering when he question mark whether it The special law lifting the Saturday, Trudcau told a bealthcare institutions, would support any union will still exist in a couple of strike right specifies thc :flntsbed. He even gave a conference session that includinghomes for the aged members who walked off the Woman a rose and a kiss as days." government must make its Liberals should not be and community clinics. job. He said that in the seven .lie edged through the crowd, ashamed of criticizing the Neither union represen- final offers by Wednesday, Under the special law years the front has been but the union :+ide hoped its in a style reminiscent of Tories for doing things the tatives nor government adopted last week individual ~+Tmdeau mania. negotiating as a unit with the strike threat would speed the Liberal party did while it spokesmen were available strikers could face fines as Quebec government, i,+ Trudeau said the Clark for comment. process up. was in power. Policies high as $I00 a day and their divisions have come up, but Daoust said that rite job se. kgovernment's mortgage change as situations change, The only confrontation re- locals could be rapped with they have been resolved. L.deduetibllity plan was one of he said, referring to in- ported was at Notre-Dame ourity attd •ioh load issues fines of $I,000 daily for the About 59 per cent of the were pretty well resolved for "'let the poor pay." creases in bank interest hospital in Montreal, where duration of the strike. rates and oil prices. police were called after CNTU social affairs the QFL members and they • A Liberal government The law also applies to an- members voted to strike. are waiting for a new money But he added that although pickets tried to prevent non- other 75,000 public sector and :'would ditch the tax-benefit strikers from entering the Spokesman Donation offer. ':U[dan for mortgage property. party strategists knew government employees. Corrtvcau said in a telephone Gilbert suid that the two Clark's mortgage deduc- building. They have decided to respect +:+tax payments and use the " tibility plan would pull in Roger Bennett, superintendent of operations on lines 3 Two persons were arrested .interview Sunday he couldn't sides are eegaged in "ex- Vmoney to help old-age the law, but some say they have called the strike off if ploratory" tall¢.~ on the votes, they rejected it to 8 at Alcan's Kitimat Works, has been appointed -- including veteran labor may reconsider if .,':pensioners, Trudeau said, works personnel manager. Bennett began full-time leader Michel Chartrand, be wanted to. salary questiun. :~.adding that the $2½ billion because it Wouldn't be right. An unofficial but highly- service with Alcan Smelters and Cliemieals Ltd. when former head of the CNTU's needed for the Tortes' Montreal regional council. mortgage scheme would visible player in the weekend he returned to Kitimat in 1964 as a process engineer. conference was John Turner, He made his first visit in 1963 as a summer student Montreal police spokesman Lengthy debate predicte :.:increpse monthly pensions Mario D'Arey said he did not .,.~:$10o. who quit the Trudeau cabinet before completing his last year in metallurgical when be was finance engineering at UBC. know what charges might be 'l~deau labelled as sean- minister. laid. "idalohs Clark's suggestion of Although not scheduled as Earlier, police had for mortgage-tax scheme • '.a'$6-a.year increase in the escorted nurses through OTTAWA (CP) -- Debate ": peFbarrel price of oil saying • a speaker in any sessions, speech Dec. 11 and the six sent support for numerous Turner, touted by many as a picket lines at the Queen on 'the Progressive Con- days set aside for budget changes in the tax credit !*;~d result would be double Elizabeth Hospital in west- servative mortgage interest .+ taxes and half benefits. possible replacement for Evasion of laws debate. plan or press fro. a clause in Trudeau, was drawing ad- end Montreal without in. and property tax credit plan the bill that would cause it to .,;,. /'We are being asked to mirers wherever he went. cident. It had been thought gets under way in the +,ply cartel prices that have MPs could vote against the lapse after four years unless Asked why the Liberals earlier that the nurses might Commons this week, with bill outright, seek govern- renewed by i"arliament. t,, .nothieg to do with producing lost the spring election, just as important refuse to cross picket lines, opposition Mrs prepared to oil in Canada," Trudeau Turner smiled and told a TORONTO (CP)-- United and transfer yourself to the although they are not dash government hopes for said. reporter: "You know as well States immigration policy is branch." themselves on strike. speedy approval. +: Friday, Trudeau opened as I do, but you aren't going so restrictive that un- The visa is available for Marcel Gilbert of the Both Liberals and New Lthe conference .praising to hear it from me." derstanding the policy is not one year and renewable for CNTU told reporters before Democrats say' they are BATTERYSPECIAL %L: ; ~ . ,: . -- as important as learning to up to five years. Once a the walkouts began that entering the debate un- up to +:umrm"'::" +:;:is::warnin +ot around it, says a u.s. person is in the U.S. with a essential services would be deterred by warnings from ' 4111' immigration lawyer who hOlt-immigrant visa, it maintained. Thatmeans that Government House Leader '..... ,..i, =, ::: .... '.:::" '- " • .- ~ : conducts seminars for those becomes much easier to in some case such as in Walter Baker that undue plus tax wanting to move south of the + Obtain permanent resident chronic-care facilities -- up delay could prevent the plan times border. . status, to 60 per cent of workers from benefitting home- :'of tough Edward Bendick said the . In the past, a favorite would remain on the job. owners this year. " •move involves considerable ' device for those trying to get The CNTU workers were The government wants to R27F 75 amp i" By DAN LEGER Progressive Conservative red tape. '., ' a green card was the the only members of the start gradually introdueing " CHARLO~ETOWN (CP) association, Clark told a "U.S. immigratf01~ :business marriage. 200,000-member common credits of up to $375 a family --Tough economic times are packed hall in a local hotel legislation emanates from Becoming the spouse of a front of public sector era- when taxpayers file their ' ahead for Canadians, Prime that the budget scheduled for With a new Motorcraft '*iMinister Clark told Dec. 11 willhold no perks for four different levels of.' U.S. citizen seemed one of ployees who walked out in 1979 income tax forms. Battery - The Latest , ~audiences during his individual taxpayers, government -- the state the easiest ways to get defiance of special Baker says the tax credit in Battery Technology. department, state and fed. permanent residence status, legislation suspending the bill must be approved by weekend visit to this solidly- But he said his govern- eral labor departments, the The number of quick right to strike in the public Parliament before the Tory province, ment would be tough enough immigration service and the di yore es af te rw a rd, service. -t,~,Here:to.attead, the,annual to bandit the drop in ipublic health service. '"~' ihewe~er, made it obvious i.'.The CNTU's partners in ChristmasBut be recess.could he hard. ~ee~#~ p.~.~ ~..p.9,.l~'.~. _tl~.,coi~d,fpllp.)v [ "And it's dynamic in that ~,Ithat.~e system:w'as be'm~g ~'.tho i frent --. hospital and pressed to get legislation Tot Ford, 4631 Keiih .... Sale :Ll d. * .... 35-4984 y hma~+~:~ 1,'~r.,Am ...... s.u~.~And he,~pggG,~,,c, said the ~.,,;.,qcountry ~newlegislation comes down X~bused, Bendicl~ said. ~In- ~chooi maintenance workers through before the budget i e s 1J431,y will eventually approve of --well, almost weekly." migration authorities now Bendick said people prefer 'iiwestigate applicants so ": thi ILl"1 the austere measures to pay $50 for his three-hour thoroughly that obtaining a r proposed, adding: seminar rather than get 'visa through a business ione "Canadians want a govern- ment that will face difficult information free from the marriage is almost impos- U.S. consulate in Toronto sible. :of centre questions today." because the consulate is a " qr&~/'~gMrrqrl~lcp ~'/~O~, Preoccupied by the task of government agency reflect- Last . year., 21,000 <-"? ...... '~..'.", \'~: .-- potting together an energy- Canadians obtained per- WHAT I1 THE FRITEJT -emvtronmem mistier Jonn -riot-- "ackaae thor .,Jail l ing immigration policy. Fraser said Sunday the e .'~ v e .~,~g t "The atmosphere in the manent'residentstatus in the fede..~ ...... ,. m.. nnu acceptance among ou.- U.S., the maximum number • ~ ,++,5vvv4muvu~ ~uz.l,m 3 n~N~n~.~.(~ n~.nvi~J~.,' ~h~¢k iconsulate is, to say the least, - [not co-operative." all~.UBl~lgl~_+ ~as now l~+.~J-mllllOn .waterlront -.. , For anyone who does not c~ted ff'X S"~h~i~ars, two .. - - ms on,y appearances were each in Torunt0, Ottawa and THIfiG ifi IX ,II A,RIt:I eonvenuon centre here. " "'e - r meeti s d have a parent or a spouse "I'm eoofident that this at m .TO y_ n.g, an. Montreal. . ... even mere ne spoke only who is a U.S. citizen, announcement wm ensure ~_i.=., .... "--" ^-e-'s becoming a U.S. resident the success of the trade and --ou-s before movin- to the requires careful planning convention• centre, ,, Fraser l~ P and it takes a year to 18 Airplane was sol4. main event to deliver his months to obtain the neces- speech. sary documents. hit by rocks The Vancouver South MP Outside the hotel, about 10 said with the federal com- TOKYO (AP) -- Two All mitment, the city of Van- protesters from the National The U.S. has an annual Farmers Union cire~latsd in quota of 290,000 permanent Nippon Airways jetliners on couver can begin con- domestic flights were hit by struetion of the centre. the biting cold, carrying resident visas, Commonly signs that called for lower known as green cards, but rocks from an erupting •."Details will be worked volcano in southern Japan on out between officials of the farm interest rates and there is no limit to the improved transportation and number who may enter as Sunday, an airline official three levels, of government said. The planes landed as soon as possible," Fraser marketing for agricultural 'non-immigrants. This is products, where Bendick gets around safely and no injuries were said. reported. ' Deputy premier Grace The prime minister met policy. ANA said the rocks broke McCarthy welcomed briefly with the demon- . "Incorporate. yourself, the windshield of a Tristar Fraser's announcement and strators and premised to then open a subsidiary in the jet earr~ihg'b crew of 11 and said the centre could be open take their concerns to the United States," +he said. 164Jpasse~rs Iwhil~ it was in two years. federal cabinet for con- +"Lease office space, hire a flying at 3,300 meh'mpne~r ,She said. the provincial sideration. But he said later U.S. citizen as a recapilonist, s~,.gln~ y~a~, a~'.,9 government, which has that for most Canadians, pledged SIS million to the high interest rates are \ project, has asked the something that will l~ve to ..Fjr,+l an su +ff : :'°+ \ British Columbia Develop- be endured. ~t "A ment Corp. to come up with a A key part "of Clark's TORONTO (CP) -- While gaOH{~¥~5~'~e~ OPl~lt~ i ~.,I formula that would assist the speech centered on energy. police and emergency crews. Rail .,dmllQman~ aidJ nl ~I+: ,/ city in underwriting some of Reiterating his govern- ~gere being congratulated for Thq~m~ ~tl~ aq~ i+~,+,:+ the costs of services, which meat's goal of making their part ,, in the firet'ight~ WPl~di~ Izu~t could account for more than Canada energy self-suf- Mnssissauga,' " Ont.,' afterobserva" " tti on butu !~E[ie~L p~.sb 12' million. ficient by the 1990s, he evacuation fireman John still remaine~:in.hmmi+t~l/~K emphasized that to allow Engel was in hospital snf- Sunday.' .~"~'[",".,'~a,,, e~w The City of Vancouver has continued dependence on fering from ' chlorine A' fat'ber"01~ 't~eE"~h'L,'~ Oilu.' put up $5 million towards the foreign oil would be to invite poisoning. ' said he is e0nce~'fl'+d~'t~ project since it was proposed disaster. never work as a ,~,~ ;ttoiv, IS months ago. Engel, 33, with the Mls- again. ,.,V.~ ~+ Ji : Central Canada's 'in- The project will include a sissauga department, was "My +concern is not. so, ~,Ji h dustrial strength, he said, given the last rites by a much for myself as it i~lc~. ~+, trade tower with exhibition "could be devastated if Spa.c.e and'30 to 40 meeting Roman Catholic priest at my lamjly. Is it.going to foreign suppliers cut off Queensway General Hospital affect my job? If I can't rooms. The centre will be Canadian supplies." linked to a 400-room hotel on ThUrsday after being breathe deep I won't be able And he said Canadian in- brought in with seven other to use the breathing ap- development by Marathon dustry must have at its Realty Co. Ltd. on an ad- firemenwho stumbled iotas paratusand thatwill be it for disposal a system of energy pocket of low.lying chlorine me as a fireman. jacont ~.S acres. delivery that will keep costs ,. Marathon, is seeking lower than the costs to the competition in the United between $7 million and $10 -. __-_d ?,million as compensation for States. Can :halt baldness ! w vacating the con,,cation Unless foreign energy m ,oentre site before its lease dependence is eliminated, Finnish scientists say ~expires in 1987. Canada will find itself In a LONDON -- Two Finnish I)etts. permanent game of catch-up scientists said llu:y have The llrodu(:t (:dnhlins a with other industrial dc'vc'lnped a scalp treat- syntht;tic lii~h+'rgenl,which A gal who just read a HEALTH CHIEF eountrles. To combat this, be men't that c;In hall l)ahlm.,ss (:h:(Irs +lWaVdead hairs and 'GAGGED' said, Canada must have and l;vl;n shirt new hair t)lJll.~r diri ,:In~gi,,g, llm In CflSeS. LONDON (CP) --. The more conservation, more gr()wing Ini,nv fnllich:s -- the; till}' SlII',,~ ill The s(:lenlisl.~, Who are which hair gr

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CANADA LTD. • ! Services Division Specialists In power-vat cleaning 96 Starling Street., 63~5Z~9'4"~ Kltlmat, B.C. V8C 11(5 '.632.2466. (;t.ASSl I;I eD RATES SUBSCRIPTION RATES LOCAL ONLY : Eflectlve 20 wOrds or less |2.00 per in. October h 1971 I'COMIH6 EVENTS sertion. Over 20 words S cents SingleCopy 20c per wOrd. By Carrier mth 3.00 3 or more consecutive Insertions By Carrier year 33.00 SKEENA HEALTH UNIT Wanted to Buy-Batterle s• SI.50per Insertion. By Mall 3 mth. 15.00 The Terrace St. Mathew's Planned Promotional BACKHOE 2-3215 Eby St. Church Bazaar will be held Opportunity from old car and truck and By Mail 6 mth. 25.00 Terrace, B.C. for REFUNDS: By Mail I yr. 45.00 Sat. Nov. 24 1979. HIRE cat. Top price pald. Will pick First insertion charged for Senior Citizen 1 yr. 20.~J 635.6307 (NC 23 Nov) This position offers a career up. Ph 635.4735. area with potential view; whether run or not. CHILD HEALTH CON- Phone Absolutely no refunds after ad British Commonwealth and opportunity through planned 635-6454 P20.30 Nov $21,000. Contact 635-7696; has been set. United States of America one FERENCES Are you teens and or adults, advancement to year 55.00 635-6757 Weekly at Eby St. Every Interested In playing management levels and Wanted to Buy: Used fur. CTFN-211-79 , ~ CORRECTIONS: Tues. 1:30 - 3:50 pro. Phone (ctfn.2-10.79) Must be made before second BOx399, Terrace, B.C. basketball, volleyball or higher earnings.Applicants nlture such as couch, chair, insertion. VaG 2M9 for appointment. floor hockey? Also available must have completed hlgh table & chairs. Phone 635- Allowance can be made for only ARE YOUR CEILINGS Held at Thornhlll Elem., 4th are ladles fitness, mens school, should have some 5417. (cffn-11-10.79) one incorrect ad. HOME DELIVERY Tu~. of every month from GETTING DINGY BOX NUMBERS: Terrace & District fitness, weight-lifting, self. business experience, a good LOOKING? If they are, have: 75 cents pickup. Thornhlll & District 1:30 - 3:30 pm. Phone for CASH ~1.75 mailed. Phone635.6357 defense classes. For more driving record. We.offer a them professionally appointment. Babysltters Into. Call Usl good starting salary plus Will pay Instant cash for who bring children must resprayed. Call Earl at 635- Mill, located In Cadarvlllt CLASSIFIED DISPLAY: Ktflmet 8, District 635-4907 or 635-4906 liberal employee benefits. 2776. (c40.12D) BCRIC shares. Ph 635.4226. B.C. Assets Include Jol!- Phone632-2747 have parents' wrlffen con- Rates aval/able upon request. or drop In at the Kermode For an Interview opportunity c20.11 N sereds rasaw, cublfit~l sent for Immunization. Friendship Centre: 4451 call: Canadian AcEep!ance NATIONAL CLASSIFIED The Herald reserves the right ADULT IMMUNIZATION HARLEY'S PAINTING m~chlne, shingle sa*~ RATE: to classify ads under appropriate Greig Ave. Registration Is Corporation Ltd., 635:6108. & DECORATING shapaovor. Resaw gummm;, 22 cents per agate line. headlnus and to set rates CLINICS limited. Programs spon. A5-19,20,21,22,23 N Men mum charge ~.00 per In- therefore and to determine page Every Mon. and Wed. frQm 3 Drywall, stucco, tile, double butt shingle SBW, i.963 sertion. location. Bored by the Kermode Indian linoleum. Free estlmatss. International Flat deck - 4:10 pro. By appointment Friendship Centre. Required sub contractor LEGAL - POLITICAL and The Herald reserves toe rlghr only. Phone 20 ft Sangster 165 MC trim truck, Powell .air guld6 TRANSIENT ADVERTISING: to revise, edit, classlfy or relect NC.22 N with FMC 220 or better for 638.1095 tabs galley pack anchor cuber, 1958 Gravel Truck; 53.60 per column Inch. any advertisement and to retain PRE.NATAL CLASSES straight skidding or falling any answers dlrected to the peck. Portable head C.B. Timber Jack skipS, 350 Held throughout the year for The first parent's Committee skidding. 5 months winter BUSINESS PERSONALS: Herald Box Reply Service, end to expectant parents. Phone Compass. Stereo, Dinghy, cmc Motor on Sklppes* (~(X) per line per month• repay the customer the sum paid at the Child Development work. Will guarantee gross comes with trailer .Call after Gummer, •chalnlpaWB,:. a 4 month baals only. for the advertisement and box Health Unit for details and Centre will hold their annual return per day. Ph collect. rental. registration. 5 p.m. 635-3204. conveyors, mofol*s; belts~ DEADLINE Chrlstma Doll Raffle. Prizes 980-4875. For Sale.Yamaha receiver, C5.21N Misc. Tools and Ec(ulpment, Box repllas on "Hold" In. PRE.NATAL BREATHING are doll with wardrobe and C3 21N strucflons not picked up wlthln 10 and RELAXATION CR 800. Plus Sony turntable, Asking price negotlablB for DISPLAY: days of expiry of an ad- handmade single bed size plus tapedeck,plus 4 further Into conts~ Brian 4:C0 p.m. 2 days prior to vertisement wlll be destroyed EXERCISES quilt. Tickets are now on sale publicetlo~ day. unless mailing instructions are • Held every M~on. afternoon 1 speakers records. Also 14" Elder 635.4951 weekdays received. Those answering Box with the draw taking place Required sub contractor color T.V. Sanyo microwave between 8:30 A.M. and 4:30 CLASSIFIED: Numbers are requested not to -2pm. December 22nd. For tickets with Hoegh 90 or Cat 980 or 11:000.m.onday previous to day send originals of documents to HOME NURSING CARE 1 year old. Must sell by the 3 Br house.Old Remo Road. P.M. of publication Monday to Friday. avoid loss. contact. Marie at 638-1437or equivalent, 5 months winter end of the month. Ph 635.3180 or 638.8478 A10.20 Nov Nursing care In the home for Elaine at 635.4216. work. Will guarantee gross ALL CLASSIFIED CASH WITH All claims of errors In ad- those who need It, on referral Everything in exc. cond. PS-22N ORDER other *bin vertisements must be r.-ceived NC.19N returns per day. Ph collect 638.1664 by th¢ pL'",tlsher within 30 days from their family doctor. 980.4875 TEXAS Olb CORP. s..seekB BUSINESSES WITH AN aher the first publlcation. P5-23 N 48. SUITES • ESTABLISHED ACCOUNT. Terrace area only. Terrace Italian P3.21N well-asfaNIshed, suc~slfui It is agreed by the advertiser PRE-SCHOOL SCREENING Canadian Club Inglls portable washer and FOR RENT compa~/.as 'dlitrlbutoP fo~ requesting space that the CLINICS Service charge of SS.00 on iii liability of the Herald in the Annual Xmas Dance THE BANK OF dryer for sale. Like new. 'line of high' perform.~nce 18 months: at Child Health HILLSIDE LODGE H.S.F, cheques. event of failure to publish an Dec. 8 1979 NOVA SCOTIA $400.00 set. Phone 635-4542 roofll~'g "~produdtB advertisement or in the event of Conferences. 6 yrs. once to 4450 Little Avenue WEDDING DESCRI PTIONS: an error appearing In the ad- Arena Banquet Room C7-23 N manufactuPWB by Its twice monthly. 4V~ - 5 yrs. Is accepting appllcatlons for ..I No charge provided news sub- vertissment as published shall Music: Commancheros, Hot Sleeping room sr • Ca'h*Bdla'n "~ ~ubsldlary. miffed within one month. 1~.00 be limited to the amount paid by (pre-klndergarten): Spring supper, Doors open at 0 p.m. night posters. Ap- Stereo, Stereo stand, book- ' i0btst'~nW~qg row th and production charge for wadding the advertiser for only one in. blitz. Developmental, vision,. case, bedroom.sulte, single ~ousekeeplng unlt~(, ~1~,, and.or engagement pictures. correct Insertion for the portion Proceeds to the Child proximately 3-4 hours per trally iDeated. Fully fur: profit op,~p~rUnlty. No prior of the advertising spaceoccupied hearing screening done. bed etc. News Of weddings (write.ups) Development Center. evening. Five days a week. ~ished. Reasonable rates roofln~; nr ~;'xper lence received one month or more by the incorrect or omitted Item Please phone for ap- Also needed permanent Full Ph 635-3644 after 6 p.m. necessary. We're experts In after event !10.00charge, with or only, and that there shall be no NC-19N oy day or week. Non. pointment.. Time Ledger Keeper. Ex. C3-19 N without picture. Sublect to Ilabillly to any event greater ~rlnkers only. Phone 635- our field, offerlng complet.I condensetlon. PayaMe in ad- than the amount paid for such perlence Preferred. Apply In 8. CARDOF~ One automatic copper color 5611. (cff-f) training et our InternatlQna! vance. advertising. person to Mr. Adrian Kenmore washer. S100.00 Heedqusrfers at no cusS; Advertisements must comply VD CLINIC Enrlght. CLASSIFIED THANKS Firm. Phone 635.6667 after 5 Applicants should hSvll ANNOUNCEMENTS: with the British Columbia Phone for appointment. A3.19 N Human Rights Act which p.m. marketing and appllcafloh Blrtl~ S.50 dp~ohlblts any advertising that Treatment available. June Kozlowskl of Terrace 49. HOMES En0agements S.SO Dog Grooming 4906 Galr P3.19N capabilities. Contact F.A. scriminates against any SANITATION Buy or Sell Marlelle fasl~lon Rudy, Southwestern Marriages 5.50 person because of his race, Ave., 630-1702, Would like to FOR SALE Deaths 5.50 Public health Inspectors can and gold Jewellery. Petroleum CorportEtloq, religion, .sex, coler, nationality. extend thanks to everyone For Sale- One 12X12' Gold Funerals 5.$0 ancestry or place or origin, or assist with sanitation Managers and sales persons Three bedroom view home 6ox 789, Fort Worth, Texas Cards of Thanks 5.50 who showed patlen.ce and Shag carpet SS0.00. 6ft metal Memorial Notices 5.50 because his age Is between 44 problems, such as food needed In this area. For your overlooking Terrace and the 76101, Telex: 758300, and65years, unle~thecondlflon aolsonlngs and complaints, consideration during my frame patio door for $150.00. free catalogue pleese phone Skeena Valley. Many ex. Cable: SWEPCO. !" "PHONE 635.6357 Is~ ustlfled by a bone. fl~le~.~L ..... ~' absence..Alsq for tho',klhdl ~G~od ¢c~dltlon. ', .... ~Clesslf/ad Advertising Dept. r~U~'ement for the wo~'k~-~l,;;..i~Y~(tgO rdlSposal, private 638-8392~evenlnglror:write ~o: cellent fi~atures/: :Incl~dh~ .63-16,19,20.~[Nt~ v~veu. -, , .~::~.~. wa~er :,. 'supplies and offers of help upon.ilmy( Martelle Nbr49~4689~,rdlt~mt ~ after.,~6~5-277,~,, ~,~ Wall tb'Wbll ~:6*rpet~l',~t~0111 P5.23N nuisances. return. Business now as Avenue, Terrace, B.C. If In dishwasher, two full baths SPEECH and HEARING usual Interested In learning how to and large covered sundeck. CLINIC C4-19 N 00MMUNITY obtain free Jewelry or selling Located In a quiet residential Post Canada (Held at 4612 Grelg Ave. Tel. please advise. area only minutes from 638.1155). The audiologist 14. BUSINESS C12.30 N schools and downtown. SEBVl0ES / Utility trailer, reasonably will do hearing tests on PERSONAL Possession can be Im- POSTAL SERVICE INCHES AWAY CLUB Do you feel you have a referral by family doctor or NEEDED IMMEDIATELY priced, must be seen to be mediate. To view phone 790. CONTRACT appreclated. N~et every Tuesday night at drinking problem? There Is community health nurse. SEARS 2258 after 6 om. (atfn-ll.10. Tenders are Invited for 0 In the Skeeea Health Unit. help Speech pathologist Avon representatives to Ph 635.3520 anytime. ~ertormance of Terrace SALESAGENCY PS.21N For more Into phone 635-3747 therapist will carry out work In the following areas.' UNIQUE LOG HOME Rural Route NO. 2. Involved Wholesale merchandise 1) Copparslde Estates Is the ~rtatlon, delivery and or 635.3023 Available ! speech assessments and ,ON 43 ACRES COlIIct~01~~mall to and from Auction services 2) Mulle~',; Y.#lleyHl0w~l~rea Fender reverb vlbrolpx Phone635~4646 ...tl~aw.~ Ornamentarlronwork amplifier, Twln ~pea'kerk, ~;I !?; ~"N EAR T~)~ ,|i,,d d~eml le~dn~e Hs~ route OVEREATERS 635.9052 .@L~r~lr;G"rE RM CARE 3) Sparks,' :Mu'nthe~,~,end described, Inncludlng tran II ANONYMOUS 3972 Doble Street Input. Almost new. Phone 636-1514 'At 205.4621 Lazelle Ave. Tel. Westvlew area. soctlons of other posts II meets Wednesday at 8 p.m. Phone 635-7824 635.2009 "he owners have entrusted beatness. A motor car II I Alcoholics Anonymous 635-9196. 10a.m.- 2p.m. us to sell their magnificent reclulrad, I at St. Matthew's Anglican Meetings: Assessment and planning for PIs call Norma at 635.7496 Church basement. Phone Closed Mondays For Sale.440 motor and 2200 sq. ft. log home Details may be obtslnnd a I Mon.8:30pm United Church. those eligible for Long Term transmission complete. Situated on 5 cleared acres, the Terrace POStOffice or at I 635-4427 after 6:30 p.m. (cm-12.10.79) CTFN 2-29-79 Mon. B p.m.-Alanon-Skeena Care. Rebuilt. Also 2 14" Dodge Improvements also Include the address below. Tinders | must be received . by | Health Unit. COMMUNITY GEMINI EXCAVATING wheels and tires. several serviced out. Blrlhrlght Office Thurs. or Sat. 8:30 p.m. Mills An opening exists for a November 20, 1979at: I Pregnant? In need of sup. VOCATIONAL LTD. purchasing-inventory clerk Ph 635-2986 or 635.3760 buildings. For further Memortel Hospital. REHABILITATION P19,21,23,No Information on this very Transportation Services i port? Call Birthright 635. (WeB Andrews) for a company In Terrace. B.C. & Yukon Po~tsl Ol|trl¢t | ;3907 Nbr. 3-4621 Lakelse. Ladles Slim Line Club meets SERVICES Backhoe Work Consideration will be given special property, serious • Room S00, 150 Citable StraM I AID TO HANDICAPPED For Sale Firewood by the Inquiries should be Vancouver, Brltllh Columbia I Monday evening - 6:30 p.m. - Hourly and Contract 1o any mature person with an At 205-4621 Lazelle Ave. Tel. cord. Ph 635.2670. directed to Murlel Neele, VSS 4KI l Office Hours: Tues. 11 a.m. - United Church basement° 635.3479 aptitude for figures. Neat 635-9196. 132-15,19 N REALTY WORLD, Park 8 p.m., Wed. 9:30 a.m. • 5 Kltlmat. anytime work habits and I con- p.m., Thurs. 11 a.m. -9 p.m., Assessment End guidance (am.1.10.79) sclenllous attitude.. Phone Ave. Realty Ltd. 635.4971 for vocational and social Frl. 1 p.m. - 10 p.m. or Call Women's A.A• Meetings - 635.4076 after 5 p.m. 36. FOR HIRE rehabilitation done by 635.3164 or 635.5136anytime. every Tuesday night at 7:30 - PDQ C5-19 N consultant. Carpet & Flooring : . 4711 Lazelle Ave. 635.5145. 410 John Deere Backhoe for SKEENA CENTRE I The Beautiful new 3 bedroom ¢ Weight Watchers meeting Installation J DALLY HE ,R,AI,D h/re. Phone 635.408L (cm-5- house on quiet, paved street, WANT E D DONATIONS For Sale.1970 Ford Grenada held every Tuesday at 7 p.m. J' needs"' 10-79) carport, covered walkway, ONCE MORE WE OPEN The Three Rivers Workshop E.S.S. P.S.P.B. radio. In the Knox United Church You supply-- we install J CARRIERS with carpet, cedar siding. OUR DOORS TO THE for the Handicapped are Bucket Seats, radial fires, Hall, 4907 Lazelle Avenue. Priced to sell. 635.4826. SENIORS OF THE looking for donations of any trades accepted. Phone 635- COMMUNITY. old, broken or used pieces of (am.1.10.79) , i;~ i I ~, J,J ~L] IL,~ J.[ C7.23N 2009. Lazelle Preschool • "~ ';'J: i I ~Th°rn.I furniture, also any discarded 4907 Lazelle Ave. P3-20 N We of/er INSISTON '~,' * I ~:btf~n~o~'~t'''~pj~'e Paying top prices for coin For~Sale by builder. Your wood'l~l~xluc~s we coJd use Terrace, B.C. COFFEE TH ~ ! ~ I~t~, 1~i~3~t1~Av~,~6~ed. collections, gold, paper choice of six homes. Prices far re;yr, ll~g or renovating. There are a few spaces E BEST 1 1975 Blazer 4X4 In good CONVERSATION Ca II'"u'i~a~635.22~8 between it = "~'s~'d~h~t~' ;' ' i~ . money, any sliver coins 1968 reduced For more In. & available for children ages 3- [illj , or prior. Will buy any. formation pls cell collect condition,low mileage. Ph 8a.m.a.nd3 p..rn. We will try 5 ,n th:s progressive daily 635.4586 for further Into. CRAFTS amount large or small, days.562.4114, evenings.562. to mal~..br/'hl~gements for nursery school. S,et.ial help stock. Get rellef wlth ~ J l~[~'d :)d~"~==~%~'~." C5.21 N In a friendly pickup. con.rP e te Investment. ~*-r-',l.~ I I£;,,.;r,III~JTJlllll ,,Lt. " Ohl,]~u]l, t'lfll~ .~, ....O/'l Phone 112.964.8122 or write 3697. Drop-In Centre available for children with ~41 ! I~UU,er ~lT.,'~'PlffWelh .~olr Coin Collections, 354 Burden CTFN.25 Oct 79 mild developmental delays, CL-~i"~a I I~Lg.L~{J,~I~J[IJO l() ;r'I~l P' t' , 1970 Toyota Station Wagon atmosphere MILLS MEMORIAL e.g., poor co.ordlnatlon, khml.y'a Ex.ve,ng~,11 1 1...... :' Street, Prince George, B.C. Eagle Street-Kltlmat. Cozy 3 1965 Cbev Mallbu Station THRIFT SHOP V2M 2H3. delayed speech develop- 635.39~ .U. I Itm. :{r.J~ ~" " Br. bunglaow with carpet, Wagon. We supply Mills Memorial Hospital (am -.1 10-79) " II .... , , ~ rr~'ce ment, etc.. not requiring P7-22 N franklin fireplace, Stone Ph 635.36O4 MATERIALS Auxiliary would appreclal~ ...... I 16 W*; W. ow medical referral. For fur- fenced lot. AssumBble 10 P5.21 N INSTRUCTION any donations of good, clean 12 ft aluminum boat 9.9 ther information, phone the percent 1st mortgage. To :_,. & clothing, any household COLL::k:XCwA:r:TING- "iTii. Merc. motor.Oars, gas tank Supervisor, Natty Olsen, at and life lackets. Ph 635.4596. vlew-632.6379 1974 Chev 4 door, 350 v-g. TRANSPORTATION Items, toys etc. for their 635-7918. C5.20 N as well as an area for Thrift Shop. For pickup C10.30 N Auto. TrensmlslJon, '. P,S~:~ relaxation. For more In- service phone 635-5320or 635- Phone 635 5340 after 6 p r~ ~ New flree. Asklhg $1,795,0~' formation about these and 8233, or leave donations at I'COMING EVENTS (am.1-10-7;) " !l,.o are Interested In one OBO Phone 638.8424 aftsr 6 other activities, please the Thrift Shop on Lazelle lot these routes please p.m. P5.)9 N phone 635-2265 and ask for Avenue on Saturdays bet- I~one: For Rent: 900 sq ft. on Saturday December 8th, 1979 635-6357 WANT E D: Skeana Centre. See you there wean 11 a.m. and 3 p.m. second floor. Air con- at Skeena Mall a Bazzar with between 9 am and 5 pro. any time between 8 am and Thank You. dltloned. Located at 4623 arts and crafts and baked Pre.School Supervisor Used or left.over siding For Sale.69 Chevelle. Gloss 3:30 pm Monday thru goods. Orders taken for fresh material (cfllpbeird etc.) for Lakelse Avenue. Ph 635-2552. Prlday. TERRACE holly. Sponsored by the wanted for Terrace Day KillingS BIk with white scoop,, good Yukon St., Quail • Sterling osa on barn• Roofing WOMEN'S Thornhill Band Parent Care. Call 638.1171, 635.2243 CTFN 2-Ii.79 year tires ~nCDN rims. New ;, Streets, Oriole - Osprey material also. In good c~utch end pressure'plate, 11;~ Kltlmat A.A. Construction CENTRE Association. CFTN. 1-11-79 condition only. Streets. t01 plktons. 12 bolt rearend0~Y Groupln Kitlmat: telephone •a support service Phone after 6 635.4698 Valuable commercial lot In 632.3713. for women- Offers Invited for clear Terrace. For sale or build to many more high per.~ FOUR NORTH cuffing an eight (8) acre If Interested -- phone Kelth formance extras. Must sell' MEETINGS: 4711 Lazefle Ave. WEST ARTISTS stand of L. Pine and birch. owners requirements. For Monday. Step N~etlngs 8:30 behind TIIIIcum Theatre at: Into pls ph. Russ Roper 562. Ph 638.1427 or 635-5600 To be followed by grubbing 432-2747 WANTED C10-30 N p.m. Lutheran Church. 635.5145 There will bc an exhibition of and ctesrlng for cultivation. 4114 Collect. )nc-cffn) • CFT1~-2.11-79 Wednesdays Closed Drop In: 10 a.m. - 6 p.m. paintings and prints at the Merchantable trees to Spot cash paid for Meetings 8:30 p.m. United Men.. Thurs. 10 a.m.- 4 p.m. Kltlmat Museum Gallery contractor, balance to be Good used furniture, guns Church. Friday. We offer a com- from November 20 to decked on thB properly. 35 lewellery, skates, BCRIC Fridays - Open Meetings fortable relaxed at. December 21. miles east of Terrace on shares. 8:30 p.m. Skeena Health mosphere to meet and share Vlvlan Antonlw, Adrlen Highway 16. D Harvard, Ib Anything of value 1976 Sierra 4 wheel drive. Unit, Kltlmat General Ideas. Children are welcome. Gunn, Martin Honlsch, P.O. Box 2458, Smithers B.C. Wish to babysit In my home Good Cond. Lois of Extras. Hospital. EVENING PROGRAMS: Cindy Squszzln. Museum 847.2993 We buy - sell • trade Lot for Sale or Rent 764 Pine Low mileage. Must sell Ph. As-Anon N~etlngs • Tuesday 7:30 pm Tuesdays • Women's In hospital area. Phone 635. Street, Thornhlll Area. 638-1605. Hours are from 12.5, Fridays 1>20.11 Dec. 4596 • 0 p.m. United Church. A.A. 1st Wednesday of month Phone 282.3765. from 12 to 8, closed Sun and C5-21N Gunsmlthlng P15.9,16,23,30 N;7,14,21,28 CFTN 6-11.79 Status of Women. 2nd Men. Salesmsn and service man Ripe Relief Wednesday - single parents NC.19 N QUE E NSWAY D;4,11,18,25J; 1,8,15F 19711 Bronco P.S.P.B. POSIL,L required for a fast growing Would like to bebyslt In my TRADING Abortion Counselllnk (led by a single father. 3rd Industrial Dealer shop. PIs own home Eight ye,,rs ex. Partially cleared t/4 acre, traction 351 ,~HthtUEu~ & Crisis Line for Wednesday Men and 3215 Kalum Street "rheA- !~cen Church Bazaar mall Inquiry to PO Box 215. perlence. Terrace 631-1613 waterfront on Skesna street. Exc.- tapedeck~:.~a~,.~: Women Women's Rap. Thursdays - will be .eld Sat. Nov. 24, Telkwa B.C. i Ph 635-5893 Priced to sell. Ph 638:83J10" Asking S7,800.~'Ci~-'~ll~-~.! ' 6~1.83U Women's Night Out. 1979. (nc.23N) C20-23 Nov ...... ~ ~,~ == P¢.~1N C..&21N 140~ 0~ m ~g-,r ~ ~ .~

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The Herald, Monday, November i9, 1979 PalPl 7

DIRTY TRICKS A FACTOR " ~" "'" "': ''':`~ :.:" '" l"

ew 1 ~CTORIA (CP) -- The weekafter a first mmisters Lenko's involvement,.and lff . D ~ Phllll~rom ecmomie dirty tricks scandal which meeting in Ottawa, also was so why had she remained development: possibly to has racked the Social'Credit missing shortly after the silent, deregulation -- thel new party in.r~ent weeks will scandal began to erupt, He • ' Some observers feel only ministry..... whose-claim to FOR NEWS l~kely influence the size and was on a trade mission in the resignation or firing of fame Is that'lt eliminated'a Mlape of the cabinet shuffle JapunandKores. Mrs. McCarthy will pu't an mbjori~uranee¢o.p~ny HOT OFF premier Bill Bennett has The dirty tricks scandal en(ttoLettergate, by accident,..,: [ • : [: • nned for Friday. ,centres on the sending of But Mrs. McCarthy is a His replacement could~ Vith.Bel~nett away on a forged letters last spring to popular government figure Municipal Affairs Minister 'ork~l~ holiday"-last week newspaper editors in an and many. Social Credit Bill Van'der .Zalm,,who ring which he was to mull attempt to dikcredit Lh.. New officials fear the government provided controversy While ~11 ~rhis/(~abinet, the scandal Dembcratic' Party op- would lose her Vancouver heading hunu/n ras0ui~s .'e agdin reared-its head positiod.Social Credit Party seat in a byelectiou, nndandlilacttrrentportf01.io. lth the resignation of researchers advocated the Bennett is expeetod to He.isoneoftw.omi!lis'ters THE serge: Lenko, executive sending of the letters on a move her from the human who are' unhappy With ~the [ [ ssistunt to Deputy Premier tape rscording sent to con- resources ministry, where bandllng of..'the Lettorgato Irace McCarthy. . stilueney presidents, she is known to be unhappy, affair but" it is. doubgq~ _h.e 7-, ,Befause ~of the scandal -- Deputy Premier. Grace to the high-profile tourism would be fired because of his eferrecL, to l by ' ,some ae McCarthy did not take any and small.husiness portfolio popularity, with: the. Party "=~I et.tergate ~- iwhat was.to action in his absence, and which she loved, l ' . fai~lffU!.' l lqe.becn a major oabinet ministers are now making A natural to replace hor af " ". Lahar Mlniktoi" ~Jlan Wt l- ~lffle could end.up as a their displeasure known in human resources is Co.. liams is known .to be PRESS ! ~etic affak '.*aimed at public, sumer and Corporate Affairs unhappy wlth~]~L1$porff0]i{ ling vacancies created by The scandal has resulted Minister Jim Nielsen. • and while he may beglve e"dafeat of three ministers in the resignation of Ran the added rmpon.elblllt.V ( last May's provincial Grelg, a member of the It is believed that Bennett deputy premier," he like] cups and the expected premier,s staff; Jack Kelly, will create an inter- will not be~'transferre :tint up of two new a cauees tmployee and governmental affairs beeansebeh~p..:d~aowel nlstrtes. ~ Lenko. ministry which will be .Alsounl~ely'to he move( "--.~, ~'ln1975, Benneltpromised Efforts to downplay it have headed by Environmimt thoughlfrequer~tly~crttl!eized ~i~-~. ~." t3'~E~ ff-~ ne cahinet minister would met with little success. Minister Rafe Mair~ by '¢olumnis~,. IS En.~ yad the same ministry for Newspapers and news currently chairman of the Minister Jim Hewitt Who ~orethahmeterm,.butit.~ broadcasts have been cabinet confederation appears to{haVe masteh~i ~nhfful the premier wm carrying new twists to the cemmittee. ' his ministry. He is scheduled ~i.¢.pthat. promise. affair almost daily. The premier also is ex. to attei~dtheflrstminktets' ~i ttelms oeen criticized both The scandal appears to pasted to spin• off sciences conference In~'Deeember.~ : ~lde and outside the Social have weakened Social and technology from New agricul[ture minister ~redit legislative caucus for Credit's" already.shaky hold education creating a new pt;obably w ia l~ Bfll~iRitchle lack ef leadership, par- on the province; The pa/'ty ministry which would he (Central Fraser ..Val]ley) ~ularly during the current won the May 10 provincial headed by Education whose family are ~strbng •bil, and for delaying by general election with only a Minister Pat McGeer, a backers o( the party. / : lore than five months the five-seat majority in the 57- research scientist who has Other poslibilit[es are ~paintment of new cabinet seat house. , alienated teachers, trustees Peter Hyndman (Vanc~ver ~dsters. NDP leader Dave Barrett and parea~, and shown a South), Angt~ Ree (North Bennett, who slipped from says Lenko's resignation preference for sciences and VaneouverCapilan0) and • raises more questions, such technology. GeorgeNorthL • i ~9. MOBILE as whether his boss Mrs. Bennett is expeeted to Jack Heinrtch (Prl't!ce How much for a Maestro• : ? ! [.Iome 12X56 with 10X12 By DINASUDLOW honors, will lead the or- dinner, making ~gourmet finished nddU~on • Un- VANCOUVER (CP)- chestra in an April pops dinners and playing,.,tennis, ~rnlihed. In good ~oudltlon. 'Antony D'Angelo finally got concert. ' : ~mm~nably,pr].d~p~,.&15. thd chance to conduct a full Tympanlst Don Adams,of- ./ ~ ,;~,i',~q,, q~. ~ ' ~yrnphony. orchestraand it Throughout the brcadcast; lered a~ prentiu'm, with. a .... ~'-~ .~'FN._ 31.10-79 - only'cost him $2,000 for the Vancouver residents" paid *catch. He-w0uldl ss¢ort.a Maestro-for-a-moment premiums donated mainly she is six feet tall in Ker ~l.eadsr, 12X50,3Bdrm, sat D'Angelohad one of the wln- by local businesses and stocking'feet~HeisG'7"tal]. "--~-.. " :~.full]finfurnlahed,Kalum Trailer2 propaneC°urt' ning bids to conduct the Van- individuals,' as well as Henry vogel, orChestra ~ i ~tanka, 250 gel oll tank, To couverSymphony Orcbestra bidding on auction items, mansgerw!th theNew Y~k offeredat auction during the Fore10, therewereVSOT- Philharmoniff~ spent .the ',~$.20:,MIWphone N 635.5367. ceo's Radiothon this shirts, with tastefull weekend at' the ~ra~otbm ~~ ' weekend, musicallyoriented slogans site in Pacific Centre. Vogel ~:For. ieale 1975 14X70 High. "I've always had an like Handel Her But Don't hanhandled29suehptoJe¢ls -~ :'~d eklrted wlth eX12 ad. symphony orchestra," said ductor Miller offered a ThlslsafirstforaCanadian ~ltlon, ...... : ,l l ...... the. Vancouver shoe number of week.long orchestra, l : ' ~ " ' ~$,36t~:o, ~, ,~ ~mldgctur~.,.,'/.][~ve, been holidaysat his condominium ,He. joined:. CHQM-FM .~ " ' l ' in~olwed ..with music for on Grand:cayman Island. broadcaster Maurice Foisy [ ...... ~iC10-28 N Years; but this is a dream Pers°nalities fr°m the whols a Prime mover be~nd I l ~ ' come true." entertainment world theevent; Miller, and other 'i2g~ Siatesman, Set up In The orchestra also had donated experiences at personalities including sport C~l.Smlth trallsr Court wlth their dreams come true, varying prices. One could celebrities, entertainers' and ~ashar and dryer, et0ve end almost beyond their wildest play tennis with vielin vir- peliticians. • ~ld'" h°pes" The radi°therl' a 60" tuos° Pinchas Zukerman' g° J°inin g " "symph°n'Y ~" ~ .~~ i~ &lS.9~ after s p.m. haur broadcast on CHQM- jogging with Debbie Brill or volunteers, the orchestra 'I ~ ~ t FM raised $128,332, more skiing with Nancy Green members answeredphenes, .[~-~l N than twice their hoped-for Raine. told stories and nccasiot,ally ~or Sale 1978 14)(70 MARCO target of $50,000. Prime Minister Joe Clark displayed their musical t,~eblle Homa uofurnlshed, That amount will be used autographed an original talents for extra donations. Set Up end, skirted In~la~[ ~o help 0f~_t~the o~estra's political cartoon of himself. Malowany lw~' blissful at ~ . trailer park;'Pl~. ~L1.5:w36." tiefieit,'~l(hough the VSO It raised $300 at auction. ~" , ".he,nnexpeeted total raised, • ".~ l~ " " , ' boasts the largest list of Members of the orchestra ~"l'm simply amazed. This CTFN 2.11.79 subscribers in' the world, plunged into the project, community :involvement is ' about 43,000, mounting costs donating everything from '#hat makes orchestras and and static federal gov- macrame to music lessons to art survive:" ( _ ernment grants have the or- nights on the town. ' M u s i c a I d i r e c t o r chestra running at a loss of Misery likes company. Kazuyoshi Akiyama not only about $250,000. Portly principal violist took his turn at the ~ustse[llmmedlately. D'Angelo will make his Leslie Malowany who is microphone but tmsed In all vso debut in January at a trying toshed30 pounds, will several premiums as~vell, Get II;" t97~ 31 Foot Wilderness Miteh Miller pops concert, he making a slim.dinner for including dinner parties' ~t ,Travel Triller. Asking conductingthe final part of eight. The soon-to-besvelte 1~ home with a little light t • • • ll,$00.00~ View at Reel Inn , ! ~Motel Highway 16 West. Last the William Tell Overture, musician is supplying food; entertainment by mezzo. trallm" on left. otherwise known as the the buyerlow-ealoriewine. ,6pranoDeliaWallis, c,- ~. in the l theme music from the Lone Probably the busiest certmester Gerald Jarvis \ Ranger television series, member of the orchestra is andthe condnctor himself at "l'l~l ~RA(:E-KITIMAT CTF~ 2:11-7~ An anonymous Vancouver trombonist Doug Sparkes, the keyboard. ' , ~: : ~EDIATELY:~UST SELL 1977 31IM. ft. volvedw°man, in awh° bidding became war within" monthswho wi]l spendgiving the nextmusic six newestHe even VSOgnest presented conductor the Wilderness travel trailer. D'Angelo for the conducting lessons, escorting women to with a ~n, ~l ' : l doilM herald

~flfi Motal, Highway 16 W. "e ~' ' ~st traileron left. {ctfn-2- Defence called obnoxaou IS VANCOUVER (CP)- A amended defence that the : their~commlt'i~eQ~t to sere - News of your community...yoUr country ..domestic ExPlorer*e foot Canopy boat motionsmending the federal only trust existing between the band's interests by rick, beck ladder, government's defence ef, a the Crown and Indians is a renting162 acres ~ reserve: i and foreign affairs. Everybody frbrn the housewife centre door. Older Plonee~ suit brought by the ernment action in Indian Clubwithout~dvert~L,~t~ I~~ to the tycoon has found the pages of their newspaper Chsln saW. Vanguard II foot MusqueamIndian hand may mattersbeyond the reach of .land, showing the band,~ ganopywlth Inssrt and floor he withdrawn later today, the courts, lease or telling ihe.:,han~ affecting their daily lives. Reports on shifts and trends door, bath lined, Insulated Environment Minister John "This i,~ an obnoxious dsc- council in 1957'o/0the~offe~ ~ld wired. Will trade for Fraser said Sunday, trine an~! most improper to to develop it. "~ ~. ', ,i :~!,. ' • pickup or cash or ekl.dce, raise as a defence," Fraser Last week,, government', in the business and financial world. Money saving &~ll.17,M , Frasersaidinaninterview said. lawyer Gunnar Egger~o~: advertisements covering every aspect uf our daily I~.I~ N he has asked Justice The Musqueam band moved to include a defehee Minister Jacques Flynn to alleges that government, ofpollticaltrusttndupp~t0[' needs. Classified sections that find you employment, re¢ousider the government's representatives violated his eontenUon that no breach ceeurredbecau~enole~,y, a binding trust existed. home, an automobile or sell anything you wish. Research affecting untilGovernment Wednesday lawyers to present have a F.ntertainment in special features, comics, and sport e d ucatmn" quality formaldefeneeMusqusam lawyeramendment'Marvin pages that enlighten a dull day. News as it happens, Cloth., and Ceramics. 5~.73~J VANCOUVER(CP) -- sities must meet the Storrowenndemnedpolitiealtrust aS an immoraldefence. firsthand in your community, province, nation, or Students in professional challenge of changing their Heinsl9ted0nthooptionof. global affairs. Your newspaper is your best source faculties are getting a poor focus or the professions' calling either Indian Mfairs education because unlver- appeal will continue to Minlster Jnke Epp or Flynn of information. sities have placed the em- decline as it did in the 1960s to explain at a discovery phasis on research rather and early 1970s. hearing the government's thsn practical applications, "Students are finding : interpretation of its trust. ~: NOTICEOF SALE says a Massachusetts In- themselves taught by those • Fraser said he was con. l:~ MECHANIC'SLIEN ACT stituteof Technology profes, who don't practice," Schm slderabley disturbed when I sor. said. "Students have a he learned 0t the motion. 63" 63"-" Notice Is hereby glv~ to A. DonaldSehon said unlver- choice: they can learn "It denigrates justice to [call E.' Clapp the reglet,red nothing from someone with raise 'obscure pie,," he ,~ o~])" ,. e) i owner of a Triumph H~rald BIRTHSINCREASE high prestige, or they can said. "We are of the con- I ConvaHable. Regletratlon LONDON. (CP) learn something from victim flint the government Nbr. 1~07, Serial SFC. Motherhood seems to be someonewith lowprestige." must not o, ly act fairly in |~ A(:E-K ITI M VI' 11939.to. come forth before hack in fashion in Britain. Speaking to about 500 this matter, but be seen to Nove~her 20th outstenolng.balsnce' '979't° owed ImY to 878,000Births feti In 1964 from to a aPeak low of°f saidpars°as that here Saturday'since , thehe act"The fairly" justice minister was dill h Tw?aot Engine Rebullder, 569,000in 19'/7. But they in. professions tend'~ to be in- net aware of the enormity of ~or lervlcas performed on creased unexpectedly hy 4.5 sniar, the public finds them the steps being taken. He the afo'ri mentioned vehicle per cent last year to 596,000. remote, was not apprised last week of ~,#r~l~utrJvpe,..11, 1973or And figures for the first 42 ' The public often distrusts ' the ramifications of ~Is ~.~#~[~[~JloldfoE. cosf ol weeks of this year indicate the professions because they defence and Is seriously I~u~red ~b~rgss~ l ~ " thaLbirtbs are up eight per cannot probe them directly, considering ordering its pIO.~0"N ...... cent and could reacl~ 650,000. ~'hon said. withdrawal." • I

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Pile I, The N~rald, Monday, Nowmber 19, 1979

Your Individual By EugeneS~fler Horoscope CROSSWORD -- FrancesDrake__ ARIES ~f'~l~ ACROSS ~ Resinous , 61 Japanese, 16 Golfer' goal (Mar, 21 to Apr. 19) 1 Pershing's ' secretion coin 20 Ridge in Carelessness could mar work efforts. Avoid overin- command /4 Its red DOWN cloth dulgence in food and drink. 4 Cisterns for a VIP 1 Sloths 21 Wife of Words of love from a close one 8 -- off with 46 Musical 2 Former cloth David m"l Won't Stand sweetens the p.m. • (steal) works measure Copperfield NN'" TAURUS U~ 12 Neighbor 50 Orange seed 3 Swindle 22 Pitcher 21 22 @ (Apr. 20 to May 20) of Mo, 51 Swa~. 4 -- virgin 23 -- Kippur 2, I For Sitting Strengthen ties of affection 13 Beige genus 5 Exclamation 27 Complex 25 26 27 with loved ones. Partners 14 Opposed to. 53 Girls of the in Bonn ' network :. i:-.:L provide solutions to work aweather Twenties 6 Priam's 20 Kind of elm ~5 ~3e j problems. Be careful of 15 Careless 50 Italian kingdom 30 Cause By Abigail Van Buren overspending on pleasure. 37 39 ,, 1979 by Chicago Tfibune.N.V. Nowl Synd. Inc. GEMINI 17 Sand ridge painter 7 Region fatigue (May 21 to June 20) 111[ 18 Sometimes 57 Nobleman south of 31 Proof- Don't be lax about says 58 King, in the Sahara reader's 1111@1" I I: DEAR ABBY: I have been a grandmother since I was 37. household chores. Taking "Welcome" France g Walks term I'm 40 now, and my daughter-in-law and I have a big dif- others for granted is a form of 19 Railroad 59 "...bells clumsily 33 North Star I ference of opinion about what a grandmother is supposed to inconsideration. The p.m. worker on her --" 9 An astringent 35 Muscular do. favors romantic interests. 21Pay 60 Groom, in. 10 Russian river twitch I have.told my daughter-in-law and my son that from now 51 I CANCER 22) O~ ~1 gilch .India 11 Sharp 38 Pad of hair 56 57 on I will not baby-sit for free while they go out and have a (June 21 to July good time. I will baby-sit in an emergency, or if my Night Avg, solution time: 23 min. 40 Mottle with Be alert on the job. Careless creature ~~~ spots daughter-in.law has a doctor's appointment, but for no other thinking and procrastination I1 °, ,. reason will I sit for free. If they have to pay me like they pay 23 Near the - 43 Restaurants should be avoided. Enjoy CRYPTOQUIP any other sitter, they won't just dump the baby on me and horizon IAIMIAIMIAIRI H,IltJlnlNU~ 45 Initials 9-!3 run, or phone me up to come over and watch the baby for "a recreation with family. Friends are helpful. 23 Prevails ~ on a grave HUIOLOHHOB. AKKQOR KQQ DF BO- few minutes"-which always seem to run to three or four over 46 Kind .P hours. LEO (July 23 to Aug. 22)O~ Use a scythe Don't get me wrong, Abby. I love my grandchild, but I M Came .IAID!AISI I INIUISIBIEIYI 47 Butter LOHHDFA' AKKR QDWHDKF WKIU ; can't make my daughter-in-law realize that grandmothers The grandiose gesture could substitute are not put on earth to take care of their grandchildren. prove costly. Protect assets. together ~-~,M~_~ =~ 48 "This little Yesterday's Cryptoqulp: TINY TOT TOTES TEN TIN TO~S. Romance should prove I have my son, his wife and the baby over every Sunday Narrow ~ pig had --" Today's Cryptequlp due: W equals C for dinner and two or three times during the week, but I thrilling. Creative pursuits get incision 49 Murder the go-ahead. • he Cryptequlp is a simple substitution cipher in which each don't want the full responsibility of looking after the baby 31 Garb for !E[WIERI IPIEIAILIRIAIsl 53-de while the parents are out having fun. Am I wrong? How do ViRGO n~ letter used stands for another. If yuu think that X equals O,'it other grandmothers feel? By the way, Abby, if you're a (Aug. 23 to Sept. 22) Lancelot iWIEIDI$IEIEIL ISiAIRITI Triompbe will'equal O throughout the puzzle. Single letters, short words, grandmother, how do you handle the sitting problem? A chance to buy something 39 Offer 9-13 54 Fish eggs and words using an apostrophe can give you clues to locating NO SITTER of permanent value shouldn't 41 Choler Answer to yesterday's puzzle. 55 Transgress vowels. Solution is accomplished by trial and error. ' ~ be ignored, A relative may DEAR NO SITTER: I'm a grandmother with no sitter promise more than is possible. }, problem because my grandchildren live 2,000 miles sway, Be skeptical. But if I lived in the eame city I would have to draw straws LIBRA ~g with the other grandmother for the privilege of sitting. She the AMAZING SPIDERMAN By Stan Lee and John Romita (Sept, 23 to Oet. 22) "/qt'= ~ ! • .:t loves it. Bless her. Choose words with care. You could say the wrong reome em,eR HeRo ~ g ALL BECAUSE~ ~- ~ ~/----.-~--~/" Z FEEL LRE A 1 IAii/'~~P~AKINO OF 17fAT.~OMEONE... DEAR ABBY: Please, please tell teenagers that they can .~" AM" .~OAKINeMY THAT ,oA2Of/W. E= E~.//V,='/,~NT'~R ~ ' become pregnant without "going all the way." That is what thing. Follow through on happened to me. creative ideas. Artistic pur- IOT/~'R KLUTZ..,:,,,,(l![~. TO COP/MY. jl~=l ~ II~ir~TIME WESTERN--J lll,ll~Z~ljlill~1~ ~# Ht My boyfriend of two years and I were very close, but we suits are especially favored. ."~X.~I~ At.T: J~'..fl°- I ~llgil IIll~.'T,,~i'~g>'ql ~l'iOUl.~'l'lA~ never actually went all the way. Nevertheless, I was seven SCORPIO ~ months pregnant when I got married although I was still a (Oct. 23 to Nov. 21) virgin. My doctor even said so. Friends and money don't I love my husband and my son, but I am sorry I became mix. A debt may not be pregnant when I did. It stood in the way of my finishing repaid, though private college. financial negotiations proceed •LEARNED THE HARD WAY smoothly. Partnership rap- port. DEAR LEARNED: I have stated that fact in my column SAGITTARIUS ~t~ many times, but it bears repeating. Perhaps your ex- (Nov. 22 to Dec. 21) perience will be more effective than my warning. I. hope so, Curtail unrealistic career notions. A party turns out _ ~ i \W'~I-~ ~ \ "~m t ~ ~.~-'~,~,,~T~-'-<..."~ii~" DEAR ABBY:I am writing in response to a letter signed better than expected. You READY TO KILL- the young woman who was at the end of may become someone's secret her patience with a neighbor's barking dog. admirer. Mean what you say. If she lives in Hawaii, she can call the Hawaiian Humane CAPRICORN "q~ tT-~ CATFISH By Roger Bollen and Gary Peterman Society. Their staff will tape-record the continous barking, (Dee. 22 to Jan..!9),.vd .~'1~:~;. ;~,,,.d; ,:,. ' .'h~,l ,,.,P ~;,~,,..~,;i" ,,,.,.,'~,: ' i'lL ar~it~,~t~,e.yi~e,q,cp~ cpDf~gq.t:...[he owner of the. dog. Pay no heed to gossip, which .....'. ;;. " .i. ' ~ . • -- ...... Humane Society staff will then ~v0rk with the dog owner to I !!Jl I "'I', 1, I ...... '.,r.. ,.., correct the dog's behavior. They continue to monitor the is probably untrue. A friend situation and, if the barking persists, the Humane Society may be the force behind a ~~. ~ contacts the local police, who are empowered to issue a sum- favorable career develop- mons to the owner. (And they DO issue such summonses.) ment. Be appreciative. I would be surprised if other major cities did not have AQUARIUS ~ such a noise-abatement program sponsored by the local (Jan. 20 to Feb. 18) Humane Society. A friend's hot financial tip CHERLY N. IN HONOLULU may not be accurate. Social life has romantic possibilities. DEAR CHERLY: if other communities do not have such a Someone from afar may catch 7111~III il]hP';-~7~,!Li b,~i,,,,- program, they should have! It's good to know that in Hawaii your eye. I'~i~l! i-iII/; II//I I~ ~'~ ~ II;~ ' " " ' they don't have to take the matter Of b~k~g 4tggs~i~.tg,t.!l.~Ar PISCES X~ own lovely huh hands. (Feb. 19 to Mar. 20) Well-intentioned partners -- = "- , 1, ¢ ,lliby CllicliGOTllillnl~N.Y. NlWl~y ...... , II~"~'U~I~-" DEAR ABBY: I fell hard for a man I work with. I'll call may be on the wrong track re him Mel. Mel is married. I'm single. We rendezvoused dur- a career matter. The personal ing long lunch hours, and any evenings he could get away. touch aids both career and Mel's old lady got wind of our romance, so he said we had financial interests. to cool it for a while. Well, his old lady is no dummy, She said as long as we YOU BORN TODAY are the WIZARD OF ID By Brant Parker and'Johnny Hart worked together she wouldn't feel comfortable. She even sensitive ~ithout being soft. threatened to go to the boss, so I agreed to find another job. You work well in partnership I loved my job, but I'm the one who had to quit. Why? and would make somebody a NAMELESS NINNY strong right arm. You have a natural affinity for the law, DEAR NINNY: Because you agreed to. {P.S. There's a which you may well use as a II ~UR~ ~ / T/-t.4"I-WOflLI:) I ' lesson to be learned here. Never fish oil the company doek!l stepping stone towards political office. I we~"~r~" [%4> t, kt ---'~ w~r~,~r~ ~i-~l ~ ~= l

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'I'EI{I¢ t(:l':-Itl'l'l M VI' dai.ly herald SPORTS t ODO q; O qDO g FREE Esks go to Grey Cup 1ElUCE IIOEL GIFTCERTIFICATES For these Items By STEVE MERTL "We played six minutes of "~D~'.O,~:TON (CP) -- Scheniey rookie-of-the-year havea good performance out , boar tooth , hoar claws good football the first half award, made a tough end- of a few players at critical ;Calgary Stampeders made and played pretty good the , wolf teeth , beaver teeth Edmonton Eskimos look zone reception with 40 timesto make the big play. I second half," said Edmonton seconds left in the first half guess that's the difference • moose or deer antlers(slngleor pair) almost ordinary Sunday but coach Hugh Campbell, what• Eskimo offensive sandwiched between between being the champion ( coach Joe Faragalli called defenders AI Burleson and and being second place, like Available at the front desk of the i Faragelli, who watches Terry Irvin. Avis." i"flexibility" gave the Eskimo games from the ..defending Grey Cup Gotta said the game might TERRACEHOTEL I spotter's booth, pointed to Slotback Konikowski made have had a different com- 'champions the edge in a 19-7 adjustments in the Ed. victory over the Stampeders a backwards diving end-zone plexion had receiver Willie mouton passing attack aa a reception for Edmonton's Armstead hung on to a 68- in the Canadian Football key to the club's vietory. League Western Conference first touchdown, nabbing a yard • bomb from quar- NO OPEN After starting quarterback 32-yarder from Moon. Dave terback Ken Johnson. In- NORTHWEST PiPE final. Tom Wilkinson failed to get They go on to meet Cutler t~dded a 30-yard field stead, defensive back Gregg AND EQUIPMENT LTD. the offence moving in the goal and a single from the Butler stripped him of the Montreal Aiouettes in the first quarter, Campbell sent Grey Cup in Montreal on same distance in the fourth hall and then'seemed to hold PIPE.PLUMBINGSUPPLOES PUMPS. ALEX'S BODY SHOP in Moon, who mixed the quarter and punter Hank him as team-mate Pete Sunday, their sixth Grey Cup plays to keep the pass HOSES,NUT~ANDHOLT5 FENCING appearance in seven llesic kicked a 43-yard Lavorato made the recovery WATER $OFTE NERS AND MORE defence guessing. single. on the Eskimo two-yard line. in the old McEwan's Shop seaaona. The Alouettss "It was a kind of oat-and- downed Ottawa Rough '*Not coming out of there (Across from the Skim Hotel) mouse game in the first J. T. Hay booted all of the with anything, after a great 5239 geith Avenue - N., S C .~,o Riders 17-6 in another quarter," said Faragalli, defensive struggle in the Stampeder's paints,two field play like that.., the Arm. Eastern final Saturday. Campbell went out of his goals, each from 37 yards stead play would've given us 6357158 4513 Greig 635-2326 way to praise the Stum- out, and a singleon a missed a big lift," said Gotta. strong Stampeder peders, especially the field goal .from the Zd- After Edmonton took the defensive effort kept the de fence. monten 35. lead, the Eskimo defence Eakimoa off the scoreboard Calgary coach Jack Gottu, pro~ed more than capable of for almost 25 minutes but "I think they played very, coming away empty-handed containing the Stampeder Residential Tree Service two quick touchdown passes very well but that wasn't a from his second Western offensive threat, Although by Warren Moon to John. surprise to me," he said. "I final in a row against Ed- they piled up more net ,;~' +TrSmmtng+Top~mg Konihowski and Brian Kelly think they were badly, badly monton, praised his defence, yardage than Edmonton -- t; *Remov,ng gave Edmonton a 14-3 half- underrated going into this calling the game "their 285-220-- the Stampeders did ~.~ y Fully experienced, time lead which the Eskimo game, some of the things finest hour," 10ut had less not penetrate within 25 yards X~.~I ,.[ Ilcenced & Insured defence protected for the that I beard anyway." kind words for some others. of the Edmonton end zone in rest of the game. 'Kelly, a nominee for the "I thought we just didn't the second half. ~i'~ ' ,.~ FREE ESTIMATES

847-2447 (Smlthers) 3212 KALUM PHONE 635-6357 Montreal• -!..*: ~? ~: goes too By SCOTT XBI~TI~2:~: ,~tefe~ive plays when you guys, (Tony) Petruccio and Joe Barnes completing 10 of. ARE YOU READY FOR ~ THRUWAY MONTREAL(CP) ::--*Thb need them." Junior, were coming from 25 pass attempts for 99 yards MUFFLERS Montreal defence came in Don Sw~ kicked field the outside. They really did a before an Olympic Stadium THE COLD WEATHER? for a lot of praise Saturday . goalsof22, 16 and 21yards, a job on him." crowd of 35,103. after the Alouettes defeated 45-yard single and a convert Ottawa managed a net of- Holloway completed 10 of Winter Months Ottawa Rough Riders 17-6 in to complete the scoring for fence of only 50 yards, 36 22 passes for 47 yards and the Eastern Con£erence the Alouettes, who will meet yards of it on the ground and reliever Jimmy Jones had "WE CLEAN" Nov. - Feb. final. The victory put the Edmonton Eskimos in the 47 through the air. two of four throws in- CHIMNEYS'-- FURNACES -- FIREPLACES 8'30 a.m. - 5:00 p.m Alouettes into the Grey Cup Grey Cup for the fifth time in "Basically we played a tercepted, including the one BOILERS RESIDENTIAL or COMMERCIAL game, the Canadian Football six years. Ottawa's Gerry zone coverage," Scannella Uteck took back for the only COMPLETE FORCED AIR HEATING SYSTEMS League championship, here Organ hit on field goals of 45 said, '*We went man-to-man touchdown, with no com- Closed Sunday & Monday next Sunday. and 22 yards. only a coupleof times and we pletions. blitzed only a couple of "He overthrew (Tony~ c,,, We offer the most efficient way of cleaning your entire 638-1991 3010K Kalum Street "I give the Montreal Alouettes head coach Joe. briel and the ball came right defenee a hell of a lot of times. We took away all the heating system by using a PRO.VAC Residential. 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Oilers' 42-21 victory over Washingt0n's defence 384 yards, threw TD passes Weekdays 9 - $ Cincinnati Bengals, left the simply wore down Dallas, to Steve Largent and Brian Bills 19 Packers 12 Other hours by appointment Wayne 61S.St44 Steelers and Oilers tied for The Redskins added insult to PeeLs in the final 6:16, Nick Mike-Mayer kicked . i/Claudette Sandeckl 3901 Doble Rd. Days 63S.i;13S Ernls 635.92S3 first place in the American injury, sending Mark snapping a 24-24 tie to defeat four field goals and Buffalo Since 1973 Terrace, B.C. Conference Central race. Meseley out for a 45-yard New Orleans. • broke a fourth-quarter tie - Dallas turned the ball over field goal with nine seconds Bues 31 Giants 3 with its 0hly TD oftfielgatn~' five times and Washington left and the victory already Doug Williams threw a -- a one-yard Imrst::l~ Mike~l/, Ready Mitt Concrete, Send, Gravel, Top Soil, Dreln Redskins added a half dozen secured. pair of TD passes to Larry Collier -- which deli~'el'~l" ' Rock, Patio Blocks, Concrete Gravel, hgs of Cement, quarterback sacks in a 34-20 Eagles 16 Cardinals 13 Mucker and Reeky Bell the victory over Green Bay. .... I/4 Yard Concrete Mixer Available for Rent. GLACIER romp that dropped the Ran Jaworski hit Keith rushed for 152 yards, 102 in Vikings 14 Lions 7 Cowboys into a three.way tie Krepfle with a. 40-yard TD the first half, as Tampa Bay Rickey Young scored both WE DELIVER SATURDAYS for first place in the National pass play in the fourth ripped New York. Minnesota touchdowns in the PHONE 6M.~gM L 4410 Le|ien Avenue Conference East. The quarter, giving Philadelphia Chiefs 24 Raiders 21 second half on runs of 23 and F.J.H. READY MIX Redskins and Philadelphia its victory over St. Louis and Kansas City won its first two yards as Detroit suffered Coaslructlon Ltd. A ,~ h,ace, II.C. Eagles, who nipped St, Louis a share of the NFC East game in Oakland Coliseum its 114hloss in 12 games. The Cardinals 16-13, share the lead. in 13 years~ beating the victory ended a three-game lead with the Cowboys. Broncos 38 '49ers 28 Raidera when Jim Breech slide for Minnesota and A Complete Glass and San Diego's victory over Craig Morton threw three missed an 18-yard field goal moved its record to 5-7. S Pittsburgh kept the 'I'D passes and Bob Swenson Plant Off Krumm Rood Aluminum Service • Chargers tied for the AFC returned a fumble 88 yards Thornblll West lead with Denver for another score as Denver Broncos, who whipped San won its fourth straight. Prairie Cup Francisco '49ers 38.28, New The Broncos had to come England Patriots moved one from behind after San Fran- EASTSIDE GROCER Y game in front in the AFC cisco, held to just 88 yards in water polo ,ends East, defeating Baltimore the first half, nevertheless UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT moved to a 21-10 lead. Rookie 'WINNIPEG (CP) -- finished fourth and fifth, Colts 50-21 while Miami Montreal North won the Dolphins was dropping a 30- James Owens returned a respectively, each with two kickoff 85 yards for a '49ers women's division and wins and four losses. Open 7 days a week 24 overtime decision to Coquitiam, B,C., was best in Cleveland .Browns. TD, Saskatoun was sixth and with Jerry & Marg men's play at the three-day Regina seventh. Both Sas- to serve you Tampa Bay BUccaneers Oilers 4Z Bengats 21 Prairie Cup water polo katchewan teams had remained two games in front Dan Pastorlni hit 10 of 13 tournament which ended records of one win and five WEEKDAYS e.ll WEEKENDS 9-11 in the NFC Central, ripping passes for 182 yards and led Sunday. losses. 441,1 LAKELSE AVE. 63S.2104 TERRACE, B.C. New York Giants 3t-3, but Houston to a 21-7 lead over Montreal "finished the Coquet!am topped the YOUR FRIENDLY CONVENIENCE STORE New Orleans Saints saw Cincinnati before being women's competition with a men's division with five wins PHONE US-92S| ANYTIME their NFC West lead cut to forced out of the game with a perfect record of six wi.s and no losses, followed by one-half game over Los scratched right eye. Gifford and no losses, Winnipeg and Winnipeg at four-and-one. Angeles Rams, losing to Nielsen finished up for the Edmonton both had four Regina was third with three Seattle Seahewks 38-24. Oilers, completing 10 of 10 wins, a loss and a tie but wins and two defeats, Elsewhere, it was Chicago for 139 yards, Winnipeg placed second on Minnesota was fourth at two- Beal~-~3N~w York Jets 13; Patriots 50 Colts 21 the strength of a better and-'hr., Regina was one- 13~Bills ~19 Green Bay New England recovered goals-against record. and-four and Calgary had no [r@DDA f Pee.k~ •1~; Minnesota froYr,'last week's 42-7 Cocluitlam and Toronto wins and •five losses. i r PagE I0, The HiraM, Monday, November 19, 1979 NINE YEARS...... 21 GAMES Canucks beat the Canadiens at home. By IAN MacLAINE Goals by linemates Quebec Nordiques beat Fitchner usually fits into the "We're the second cousins scoring. Blaine• Stoughton goals, inciuding an in- for the Oilers with the others The Caqadlan Press Thomas Gradin and Jere Toronto Maple Leafs 4-2 to mould espoused by the from down the road and we had two of the Whalers' surance score with four going to Wayne Gretzky~ Harry Neale figures Gillis 43 seconds apart in the climb within a point of Quebec coach. But Fitchner. wanted to show we belonged goals. seconds remaining in the North Stars 3 Black Hawks 3 Montreal Canadians were second period snapped a 1-1 Toronto in the Adams departed for the normal -- and I think we did," Penguins 3 Jets 2 game, as'Buffalo blitzed two Minnesota lost Bobby ripe for the picking Sunday tie en route to the victory and Division, New York Ranger~ Sunday night, scoring once Blackburn said of the 0rest Kindrachuck scored Edmonton goaltenders -- Smith, last year's NHL night, moved the Canucks seven defeated St. Louis Blues 5-3, and drawing assists on two Whalers, who, along with two goals and drew an assist young Ed Mio and veteran rookie of the year, for four to points up on .Chicago Black Atlanta Flames downed other goals. Quebec, Winnipeg and Ed- Dave Dryden -- for 40 shots. six weeks with a broken "We caught Montreal at Hawks atop the Smythe on the other score by Washington Capitals 4-2, Demers was ecstatic, monton, were absorbed by llnemate Rick Kehoe, who Lindy Ruff, Rio Selling, ankle suffered during therighttime, at the end of a Division with their fourth Boston Bruins edged Hart- noting: "Could any one have Saturday night's game road trip; just like teams straight victory. the NHL after the old World drew assists on both Kin- Derek Smith, Larry ford Whalers 5-4, Pittsburgh imagined that we'd one point Hockey Association folded drachuck's goals, in a'game Playiair, Rick Martin, Don against Buffalo. catch us quite often," the Noale was philosophical Penguins took Winni- ahead of New York Islandes last year. Defonceman Gary Sargent Vancouver coach observed about the win, noting that that saw Winnipeg net- Luce and John Gould peg Jets 3-2, Buffalo Sabres after five weeks of play?" minder Gary Smith draw collected the other Buffalo took up some of the fleck after his Canucks ended while the Montrealers were won 9-7 over Edmonton Michel Goulet, with two, John Wensink, Dick Red- scores. Sunday night by scoring on a years of frustration by endinga fourgsme road trip two minor penalties for high Oilers and Minnesota North and Garry Lariviere were mond, Stan Jonathan, AI sticking. 30-foot slap shot with about beating Montreal 5-2 at and playing their third game Stars played to a 3-3 tie with the other Quebec scorers. Secord and Wayne Cashman three minutes remaining to Pacific Coliseum. in four nights, "we really Sabres 9 Oilers 7 Stan Weir and Blair Chicago. Darryl Sittler and Dan looked after the Boston Gil Perreault scored two MacDonald each scored two slavage the tie in Chicago. It marked the first time in outworked them for most of On Saturday, the scores Maloney replied for Toronto. l0 years the Canucks had the night." were Boston 2 Toronto 0, Rangers 5 Blues 3 beaten Montreal at home. Elsewhere Sunday night, Detroit Red Wings 5 New Don Murdoch scored two York Islanders 4, goals in the first period and Twin River dumps PG reps. ' Philadelphia Flyers 3 St. assisted on the game-winner Louis 3, Montreal 3 Los by Don Maluney as the Exhibition and league as well. InSaturday's 9-7 loss scorers were Marleau with from Prince Rupert 8-3 and I NHL STATS Angeles Kings 1, Hartford 4 Rangers continued their games entertained fans of Lyle Marleau got four goals two and Barber and Mike 9-6.The Kitimat and Prince WALES CONFERENCE Buffalo 9 Edmonton 7 Edmonton 0, Chicago 4 domination of St. Louis at the Minor Hockey Inter-City with Terry Barber, Gary Rouw with one each. Rupert peewees split their Norris Division Quebec 4 Toronto 2 Colorado Rockies 1, and Rap League over the W L T F A, P Saturday Results Madison Square Garden. Donald and Terry Zaporan In games in Prince two games, Kitimat taking Montreal 11 5 3 71 5525 Boston2Toronto0 Buffalo 4 Minnesota 2. The only Blues' victory at weekend. eaeh with one. In Sunday's S- Rupert, Kitimat's Midget the first 2-1 and Prince Los Ang 8 7 4 79 80 20 Detroit 5 NY Islanders 4 Canucks 5 Canadians 2 the Garden since the club In exhibition play between 4 'Kitimat win, Terrace raps took two games away Rupert the second 4-3. Pills 6 6 4 54 58 16 Philadelphia 3St. Louis 3 Hartford 5 7 5 53 52 15 Montreal 3 Los Angeles 1 The 16,415 at Pacific joined the NHL in the the Twin River • Timber Detroit 6 8 2 49 50 14 Hartford 4 Edmonton 0 Coliseum were in a celebrant original 1967-68 expansion Peewees, the All Seasons Adams Division Chicago 4 Colorado I mood as it became evident was on Nov. 13, 1968. Midgets and their coun- Boston 12 2 3 64 41 27 Buffalo4 A,Mnnesota 2" Buffalo !1 5 3 71 53 25 Tuesday Games that the Canucks were going Flames 4 Capitals 2 terparts from Prince NBA Clippers win MInn 9 4 4 79 60 22 NY Islanders at St. Louis to finally win a game at Jean. Pronovest took ad- George, the Terrace teams Toronto 8 9 1 67 62 17 Washington at Colorado home with the Canadians, vantage of some shoddy won five of six games. Quebec 7 8 2 53 56 16 Los Angeles at Vancouver defending Stanley Cup CAMPBELL CONFERENCE Boston at Quebec defensive play in front of the Twin River has. yet to be Patrick Division National Hockey League scor- champions. Washington net and beat beaten in lehgue or without two top stars Philo 13 1 2 73 51 28 lag leaders after Sunday They were particularly re- goaltender Gary Inness with exhibition play, sweeping Atlanta 9 7 3 71 59 21 games: sponsive to goaltender Glen Rangers 9 9 1 79 79 19 G A P the game-winner early in the their series with Prince With Bill Walton and Lloyd 103, Portland 103 Cleveland chael Cooper added a Islanders 6 7 3 61 S7 15 Dlonne, LA 17 24 41 Hanion, giving the youngster third period at Landover, George's peewee raps. Free out of the lineup, San Cavaliers 96. careerhigh 20 as Los Angeles Wash 4 13 2 56 80 10 Lafleur, Mtl 17 14 31 a. standing ovation after Diego Clippers are starting Along with Taylor's fine rolled to an easy victory over Smytha Division Simmer, LA 17 13 30 Md., leaving coach Gary The first game saw Twin vancouver 9 S s 70 57 23 Taylor, LA I1 19 30 stopping all but two of 36 Green still looking for his River double their opposition to feel like a bunch of long shooting exhibition, the Indiana. Chicago 5 7 ~) 46 53 16 Trottler, NYI 11 17 28 Montreal shots. first victory since moving 12-6. Terrace scorers .were shots. Clippers got a big lift from Kings 109 Nuggets 92 St. Louis 5 10 4 51 71 14 Goring, LA 7 19 26 Vancouver had gone Brian Taylor, especially. Kansas City!s dynamic Winnipeg 5 10 3 40 66 13 Perreault, But 13 12 25 21 behind the Washington Dean Kraaling, Anthony Swan Nater's 21 rebounds Edmonton ,3 12 4 64 90 10 Gretzky, Edm 7 18 25 games at home -- including bench last week. Della Siega, Trevor Hendry "Coach (Gone) Shue has and 13 points. Bingo Smith backcourt of Phil Fordand Colorado 3 12 2 45 65 8 MacDonald, Edm 14 10 24 1~ losses-- without a vietury Brulns 5 Whalers 4 and Cliff Furnseth with two been encouraging me to take and Freeman Williams Otis Birdsong combined for B. Smith, Mln 6 18 24 Sunday Results Hedberg, NYR 11 12 23 o'~,er Montreal since joining It was the first NHL each and Troy Kaye, Jeff the three-point shot, even to added 22 and 18 points, 55 points as the Kings NY Rangers 5 St. Louis 3 Nllsson, NYR 6 15 23 the NHL for the 1970-71 meeting for the New Sharples, Gerry Lambert the point of having set respectively, for San Diego. defeated Denver, playing Atlanta 4 Washington 2 Leach, Pho 14 8 22 season. plays," says Taylor. without David Thompson, Vancouver S/~ontreal 2 Sharpley, Mln 12 10 22 England rivals and Whalers and Ran Dahl with one Milwaukee's Marques Boston 5 Hertford 4 Nilsson, Atl 11 11 22 Nordlques 4 Maple Leafs 2 coach Don Blackburn figures apiece. The three-point shots were Johnson led all scorers with sidelined with a virus. Pittsburgh 3 Winnipeg 2 Propp, Pha 9 13 22• Coach Jacques Demers his club proved it belongs in The second game was a 16- there for Taylor to take 34 points, Warriors 99 Suns 95 Minnesota 3 Chicago 3 MacAdam, Min 8 14 22 stresses defence, and Bob the NHL. 5 walk, Twin River getting Sunday night -- and he took Lakers 127 Pacers 104 JoJo White and Sonny three from Hendry, two each them. He made five of these Jamaal Wilkes scored 21 Parker contributed key from Lambert, Dahl and long-distance shots to help mints and reserve guard Mi- paints in the second half. Scott Fairless, and one the Clippers beat Milwaukee MESS volleyball champs apiece from Furnseth, Bucks 112-96 in the National Draeling, Don Wiley, Albert Basketball Association. At the Northwest Zone Kitimat and Terrace Fruitvale, Rossland and tournament favourites, and Watmough, Sharpies, Kaye In other NBA games volleyball finals in Prince advanced to the final Trail, according to Maitland. they~disappointed no-one by and Howie O'Brien. Sunday, Los Angeles Lakers Rupert Saturday, Mount through a round-robin "If we play to capability, going through the tour- The third game was a bit walloped Indiana Racers NOTICE • Elizabeth and Smithers took elimination preliminary we stand a good chance in nament undefeated, closer, 8-5. Hendry and 127-104, Kansas City Kings senior boys and girls titles round. In matches in the the provincials," Maitland The girls final was also a Lambert each got three with routed Denver Nuggets 109- Effective November 15, 1979, respectively. preliminary, Kitimat beat said. "We should finish in the round-robin, which saw Furnseth and Kaye adding 92, .Phoenix Suns whipped The Orca from Kitimat's Terrace 15-6, 15-0, Terrace top eight." Smithers win six games, singles. Golden State Warriors 99-95, the District of Terrace landfill site MESS took the boys title with and Prince Rupert Senior Maitland expects other PRSS win four, Mount All Seasons won the first New Jersey Nets nipped San a 15-13, 15-10 win over Secondary School split their strong teams to come from Elizabeth girls win two and two games against the Antonio Spurs' 107-105 and will change to winter hours. Caledonia from Terrace. games 15-12 Terrace, 15-13 Nelson, Mission and perhaps Caledonia's girls go winless. Prince George midgets but Portland Trail Blazers Gary Maitland, coach of the PRSS, and Kitimat beat Duchess Park in Prince Glenn Grieve, Caledonia's tired themselves out for the stopped Seattle SupeSonics Vehicles 1 ton or less: Kitimat squad, said that he Rupert 15.4, 15-5. Caledonia George. He sais that some coach, said that the girls last one. 100-95. is pleased that his team won advanced to the final by Vancouver teams might not played a good match with the The scores Saturday were 24 hrs, per day but not with their play in the attend, as they may be The first game was 19-8 for ,virtue of a better point eventual champions but lost All Seasons, with Larry New York Kuicks 113 Boston final. spread in their games playing spring volleyball. 15-6, 15-7. Celics 109, Houston Rockets "Maybe they got over- Swanson loading the way Vehicles larger than 1 ton: against Rupert. Also on Saturday, "We played a very good with four goals and Brian 102 Atlanta Hawks 100, confident or something, but The Orca now prepare for Smithers girls won the match to stay within that Washington Bullets 111 Utah they didn't play that well Fugere, Dan Fagan, .Tony 2:00 - 5:00 P.H. Monday to Friday the provincial championship Northwest Zone finals which close to Smithers, they're so Christie, Rob Collins, Emile Jazz 103, New Jersey 98 against Terrace in the which takes place in Trail on also took place at PRSS. strong," Grieve said. Detroit Pistons 93, Chicago final," Maitland. "They Gagnon and Fraser Dedd Nov. 29, 30 and Dec. The Smithers beat the PRSS girls Cal's girls were beaten by getting one each. Bulls 106 Philadelphia '76era OISTRICT OF TERRACE could have played better, but championships will take 15-10, 17-15 in the final. PRSS 15-13, 15-10 and by The second game was a 7-4 103, Seattle 108 Golden State they did win." place in three gymnasiums, Smithers were the pre- MESS 15-5, 15-6. Terrace win, with Swanson getting three, Bruno Hidber adding two and Collins and Gngnon each with one. Kermodes 1-4 at tourney The third game saw Prince George's midgets getting a Caledonia Kermodes have handle them at all. Pourier were the Caledonia played well despite the 4.1 measure of revenge in a 7-5 returned from the provincial "They would come up and scorers, while Dodd got two score against Vic High. win. Collins got three, and high school soccer eham- take the ball away from us and Pourier one in the vic- "A couple of those games Gagnon and Ron Ray each pionships with only one win on headers, Just because tory over Kimberley. could have gone both ways," adding singles in a losing in five games, but Doug they were so big," Inglis Dodd was given an Inglis said. "The team cause. Inglis, co-coach of the team, said. "They were really honorable mention in in- played very well and I'm Terrace Pups took two says that the record isn't a. deserving winners in the dividual awards after the pleased with them, even games away from the fair indication of the team's tournament." tournament. Rob Smith from though we didn't do that Kitimat reps in regular- play on the weekend. Carson Graham beat Carson was selected as the well." season play on the weekend, The trip saw the team lose Mount Douglas Senior from tournament's most valuable Inglis said that Keith winning 4-3 Saturday and 9-5 4-1 to Victoria High School Victoria 1-0 on penalty kicks player. Vanden Brock and Julius Sunday. Trover Shannon got and 6.5 to Princess Margaret in the final game. If a game Inglis said that' the Ker- Komlos also played con- two and John Almgren and Thursday, to Carson goes through two sodden- modes' record was not in- sistently well over the Kip Lindsay added singles Graham 5-0 and Port Moody death overtime periods dicative of their play. tournament. for Terrace Saturday, and in 3-2 Friday and beat Kira. without a decision, it is "We just didn't have the Final results in the tour- the Sunday win, Brad barley 3-2 Saturday. decided by each team taking same amount of experience nament saw Carson in first, Trudeau and Mike Smith as the southern teams," Mount Doug second, Van- Inglis said that the only five penalty kicks. The team each scored hat tricks, with that scores on the most kicks .Inglis said, "and that hurt us couver Technical third, David Currie, Mike Jepbson game that the Kermodes m several of the games. Burnaby North fourth, were soundly beaten in was wins. and Mike Bee contributing "The team was really Steveston from Richmond one ew.h. the 5-0 loss to Carson "That was a hock of a way . down after the 6-5 game. to lose a tournament," Inglis fifth and Vic High in sixth. The Kitimat bantams beat Graham Friday morning. They knew they should have Caledonia finished fifteenth Carson Graham, from said. Carson was good on all the Inland Kenworth Ban- won, but they made a couple out of sixteen. tams twice on the weekend Burnaby, were the eventual five kicks, with the Mount of mistakes and let it get champions, and lnglis said Douglas squad good on only away." they were so talented and three. The team lost two of its physically impressive that In the Port Moody game, games by only one goal, and the Kermodes couldn't Simon Dodd and Dan Inglis said that the team ANNOUNCEMENT VICTOR P. HAWES, Optometrist T'men win two more wishes to announce that he has moved his The Terrace Timbermon PaulBon, Cliff Flury, Gord weekend, winning 4-3 office to the Skeena Mail. For appointment had a good weekend on the Cochrane, Frank McKendry, Saturday and losing 5-3 road in PNWHL hockey Brad Riley, Chris Hyland Sunday. Further details of • please phone league action, avenging an and Lee Marleau. those games are earlier loss by beating the unavailable. Burns Lake Braves 8-7 Granisle scorers were Steve Tar with four, Ace In other PNWHL action on 635-2229 Saturday night and whipping I the Granisle Lakers 15-8 Anderson and Darryl the weekend, the Prince Sunday afternoon. Heikkila with two each and Rupert Kings extended their Details from Saturday AI Scott with one. unbeaten string to nine night's game are The Timbermen took a 5-3 games with a 7-0 win NORTHWEST tmavailable, but on Sunday lead in the first period and Saturday over the Smithers COMMUNITY Doug IAnton led the way with were ahead 6-4 at the end of Totems and a 5-4 squeaker the second, over Burns Lake Sunday. COLLEGE three goals. Dave Sbarpo, requires an Lance Legouffe and Mike The Kitlmat Winterbawks Next PNWHL action is Mowat got two each, with split their games with the Thursday when Burns Lake singles going to Grog Vanderhoof Flyers on the plays Smithers in Smithers. AUDIO VISUAL TECHNICIAN Acadia Axemen are new Clerk IV The Northwest Community College Learning Resource Centre requires an audio visual technician on Canadian football kings a six monlh term contract basis to be responsible,for TORONTO (CP) -- John down. He put this thinking saw Western's unbeaten booking and shipping of films and equipment, maln- liuard didn't make many into practice before 19,397 at bowl string end at four, in- lalning equipment in good order, demonstrating In the friends for himself during his Varsity Stadium late in the cluding victories over operation of equipment and liaison with users of the stay In the city. College Bowl finale by Acadia in 1976 and 1977. audio.visual collection. Some travel and evening work But the former pro refusing to settle for three- Huard, from Maine, may be required. Salary is $1209 per month (1978.79 linebacker left a lasting point field goals and ran off a doesn't agree. scale) for qualified person. Starting date will be as imprint on Canadian fake field godl attempt in an He suggested Semotiuk soon as possible. collegiate football bureau- effort to put six points on the and others in the Canadian Please Conlach cracy when his Acadia board. college football ranks who The Librarian Axemen trounced Western "There's no room for that are of the same mind should Northwest CommonlY/College Ontario Mustangs 34-12 in Cenadiad college feet- do some soul-searching if Saturday. Box 726 bail," defeated head coach they're going to improve the Terrace, B.C. His philosphy is to ravage Darwin Semotiuk said standard~ of the game in opponents when they're following the contest which Cacadi,,. eitools.