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'ii Native housing problem •( Surveyed in .Terrace Native people living" in although response Ms been. 8/;ca. forced to take poor ac- lh'neearesubjuct to a poor small so far, the surveyers Thehardest hit group to be commodation and ~ I~h housMg situation coupled are finding the situation is singie mothers, the director rents for what they are with hiah rent and poor "very •poor," Gellenbeck said, because landlords gettin~ because they caunot lmdiord-tsnsnt .relations, said. discrimiuate against afford better housing. ~ecerdl~ to Vl Gelleaheck, She explained that the children. Mothers on a fixed executive director for the friendship centre on Greig income are in a particularly Many of these plac~ are in Kermode Friendehip Centre. Avenue gets a let of hod bind. very bad repair, she said, ~aitre has re, catty enquiries from natives "Society owes people a because landlords don't unde0aken a survey of the looking for accommodation hotter chance than that," bother to maintain the Kermede Four Wheelers presented a $1~ donation to ~i~ situation for Indians pluses. Strlcland of the Salvation Army and Robert Reay, and so it was decided to Gelienbeck said. ' the Salvation Army in Terrdce following a recent raffle public relations person for the Four Wheelers. in the community, and investh~ato housing in the Three hundred survey The attitudes of many draw sponsored by the club. At left is Lt. Jack forms were sent to natives •landlords is."they're a bunch living in Terrace asldi~ Indians, they don't look questions concerning in. after anything-If I fix it it,ll Smither's trial come; amount of rent, Just. get ,broken again," condlUona of the house, and Gellonbech said. French withdraw from Zaire any problems they have with The direetw se/cl once the tainted the house and the landlord. PARIS (AP) -- French Word of the withdrawal VANCOUVER (CP) get a lak'trinl once their statistics on housing are replaced by Zairinn army The French troops British Columbia Supreme case was resumed. Although only about a complied, the centre will Foreign "Legion paratroops/ came on the heels of a forces "reinforced by about abandoned theh pureult of Court Juatica J. G. Gould Thomas Dchm, a former quarter of the survey forms make a prase~talion to tl~ begantheirwithdrawaffrom Bel~inn propesal for an all- 100 Moroccan troops." "fleeing rebels Wednesday Wednesday prohibitqd a have been returned so far, government In an att~npt to .southern Zaire today, less African poacekecpin~ forne The 600 legionnaires para. night, althoagh five or six B.C. Supreme Com~ judge Gellenbeck said they in- Bet some f~m of subsidized than a week .after recap- to ensure an uninterrupted provincial court Judge In and'counsel for the Crown chuted Into Kolwezi Friday companies, of rebel forces dieate that natives are bonsin~ In'Terrace. ~ the city of Kelwesi flow of Zaire's mineral and Saturday~ Four of them equipped with heavy Smflhore, B.C., from con- and Judge Cook, a~'ced that from invading rebels and wealthto the West. tinuing with a trial because some practices were ' were killed In fighting with weapons r+~tnined in an the rebels who overran the be tumdlnd the case ira. unorthodox but centmded A ,defmce ministry area about 10 ~om~-es prep~!y. Close Encounters trapped foreigners, the spokesman said the French city nearly two weeks ago, west of Kolwezi, the the Judge didit to protect !~ defence ministry announced, garrison in Kolwezi will be Justice Gould said Judge court a~d the Indians from the defence ministry said. spokesman sald~. A. S. K. Cook'strlal against abuse. "Maintenance of security 12 native people beosme' ec in theKolwezi area/rein new with extranecm and He said 'Judge Cook was in Kitimat: on is up to the Z@iFearmy," kadmisonble evidence that prepared to order a stay c~ Kitimat RCMP re~rt nt~erous c~dls .Wed- Indian activists found he said. he risked not giving the procendings on the charges if ne~day niglit concerning unusual sightings in the TROOPS TO REST Indians a fair Irinl. , the inquiry showed the The paratroops will spmd Eleven persons were fisheries department wus Nechako area skies, With the heJp Of the in., about three days with- charged under the Federal ruing the court to force the formation given by. callers the police were able not' guilty in Calif. drawing by road to I: Fiala~es Act with illegally Indians into signing ,th~ toassertain the ori~in...~of the 9bjq~ts seen. Lulmmbeshi, the capital of agreement. . 'LOS ANGELES (AP) -- From the 0utoet, Skyhorse, out-of-state escape .and the province, where they will ! fish caught In non- -mer_c were uniaeotified flying objects in the After the longest trial in tidal waters; the /other ~3, and Mohawk, 27, had robbery warrants. Mohawk be allowed to rest before Justice Gould, in ordering sky, accor _~fing.to. local residents. California history, American !'! perimn was charged with claimed their proeecutlen was ordered to return to being flown back to France, the case taken away from The police found, afar _investigating the Indian Movement activists was politically motivate~ court June 1 to face a drug. catching fish in non- Judge Cook, said the judge's the spokesman' said. matter, that a local aeronautical engineerin ghe Paul ~yhoree and Richard and was an attempt to possession charge for Lulmmbnshi is about 3m tidal waters. eamabase inquiry in the Mohawk have been found not Stuart .Rush, N~hako area had launche d two lighter-than-air discredit the AIM. allegedly, having heroin In kilometres southeast of middle of a criminal trial guilty in the tortureda~ing "Your frame-up didn't Vontura County Jail. for the Indians "was wholly unsown to the crafts. Kolwesi. of, a cab driver at an AIM work," Skyhorse said But bail was arranged and Meanwhile, "Belgium here, told Justice Gould that law.': The objects were constructed of plastic and encampment. the main procedural error defiantly as he stood up and the pair were released. urged the creation of a wood and were fueled by a partly flammable The verdict Wednesday glared at proseeuter Louis They were arrested in Western-supported all. oceln~d when Judge Cook was greeted trot by scat- ini~rruptnd the trial to held a substance suspended beneath the crafts. Samonsky after the verdict. October, 1974, shortly after African peacekespln8 force separate inquiry into "Steady win~, toge~er with_a local ~p-drafl, tared sobbing by supporters RESCINDS ORDER the brutal murder of George to prevent another attack 2 jailed in the tense, tightly guarded ' Superior Court Judge Ai~l, 27, inBox Canyon in into Zaire's Sheba province possible abuses of the court resulted in spectacular areobaties and numerous cou~m. Then, as jurors by the fisheries department. MAN SENTENCED ea]]s " envS ~lioe ' Floyd Dedson told Skyhorse Vantum County. The case and guarantee the continued ....• Hawan ted to investigate ..VANCOUVER (CP) , Th ' "'*'J "~• ~""~ ' ...... ' were polled and each af- to sit down, but he refused was transferred, to Los flow of ore from the mineral- I :fi.t~ed the ver..dict, ~e and the judge or~r. ed him Angel m because of we-trlal rich region. ~ent was ,using the ~i~'~d~t~ :~ t~.'4':X.l" L~ltl 't e ~ ~le~t ti'~t~e*loe'_'_'_'_~ylNayll~lalovle, _c~r..gas to pressure the .y~.arsin Jail for the beating ~io~e ~noo~lltqrs of the Third Kind. ch.eerwg am clenchnd.Att troom. That .touched off a Three other pereens--two _~' ,os~utes; hitter exchange between a Indimm and a white rJ~',,/~,.s~.~,s,~z,e. • suman mm signing an ~ a roomins,houae uci~ber Further lannchings have been suspended due Pre-trial . proceedingv defenco lawyer and Dodson. woman--were charged with P'P" t::;/~,M~t~M -o ~q~'sesnent on a policing who suffered permanent to safety reasons. problem in the area, Rush brain damage in the in. alone lasted 2½ years. The Dodssn then rescinded his the murder, but they turned said. eldest. Vincent Quesnel, 20, trial took 13 months and order, state's evidence, named ~|Ollci'y" with 'f~F UP FILE was also found guilty and produced 17,000 pages of The two remained in ~yhorec and Mohawk and He said the Judge also will be sentenced later this Opposition to transcript, custody for a brief time on were granted immunity, sunny periods. refused to allow the lawyer W(M~k. for ~ indians to read a JAILED IN DEATH Warming letter he received through FORT ST. JAMES (CP) -- r tbe Crovm dealing with the Alfred Felix, 24, of Tackle, Hydro work Public-pr iVate wage tendancies. allegations, and ,created a wossentencedTuesdeytolS. VANCOUVER (CP) -7- A The meeting, wl~ch starts secret sub.file on the In- months in jail for killing his three-day public meeting June ~, is spomored by the diaps' court case. wife Aug. 28. He pleaded" will be held next weekend in Kootenay-Columbin • link proposed !• Rush._ said these guilty Feb. 28 to a .man: Invermore, B.C., to discuss Coalition, a conservation procedures Were a breech of slaughter charge laid after British Columbia Hy&o's organization formed to OTTAWA (CP) -- The gov- and'privato sectors, the natural tuntica and doubted the obonttng death of his wife propoasd Kcotsnay divernion oppose the project, ernment's proposal to link There was general The Commons committee raked wholl~ the Indians could Rito. project. Speakers will Include public service comizmsation agreement at a federal- on miscellaneous estimates Charles Nash, Hydro's to wages and bonetlts in the provincial first ministers' was considering the $6 Chase general manager for cor- private sector could "open 'meeting earlier this year million budget set aside for porate affairs; George up a real can of worms" that public sector Increases the Public Service Staff WEST VANCOUVER(CP) Manuel, preeidmt of the when officials attempt to should net exceed'those in" Relations Board for 1978-79. --Throepollcovehicienwere Union of B.C. Indian Chiefs; apply the formula, Lincoln Graham Kenyon of the B.C. Alexander (PC-- Hamilton Wildlife Federation and West) said Thursday. municipal police were able Donald Waterfield, anther of Leon Mitchell, the key Referendum law.. to stop a stolen truck driven Continental Water Boy and government official by a naked man. Land Grab, both books about responsible for arbitration, B.C. Hydro projects. replied at a Commons will go ahead bridge patrol alerted wh.Went Field trips to.the area that committee mce.ting he was Vancouver police that a stolen truck was speeding off would be affected by jthe "not in a poal~on to enm- By KEVIN DOUGHERTY for two months after he . the north end of the Liom diversion project, will be mont onwhether it's a can or QUEBEC (CP) -- The leaves hospital, although he Gate Bridge. organized during the whether there are worms in Parfl Quebecois government is expected to start attendins Constable Nell. Thomsom weekend. the can." intends to go ahead with a cabinet meetings in July., chased the truck and at- Under the terms, of the Co- ' Bat he said he anticipated law allowing .a referendum His position as House lumbia River Treaty, ' "many differences of on Quebec independence tempted to stop it un Marine Canada is allowed after opinion', i~ Parliament despita the illness of Robert leader has been taken over Drive b,;t w~ rammed from September, 1984,to divert up passes a bill to link public Burro, sponsor of the bill. by Sport Minister Claude b~Jdnd by the vehicle. He to 1.5 million acre feet of service raises and benefits to Charron, and there were sullied whiplash and was Premier Rene Levesqne •reports Levesque wanted taken to hospital for water from the Keeteaay pay and benefits, in the told the national assembly "Charron to pilot the ref. River to the Calumbin River. private sector.. e~umiuntion. Wednesday that niause-by- ermdum bill through com- The chase continued for !~ near Canal Fin@, about 45 The bill now before the clause study necessary mittoe. kilometres south of In-, Commons contains the before the bill can be passed more blocks, dur~ whichj vermere in the East criteria to be cousidered will proceed under another But a government source thne the truck scraped the Kootenay. when government' at- minister, as yet to be des. indicated Thursday that side of a police paddywagon This is about two'thL,~in bitrators decide the l~atsd. . Charron felt taking on the and another police car ,the Kootenay fl0w at ~aunl allowable increases to be The government h~d an- referendum bill in edditiun before they were able to stop Flats. ~ grauted to federal ' public noanced ~it would pass the to his own ministry and the it. The diverted Water would servants. reforesdum law before the House leader's Job would he Samuel Lawrence pass through Hydro's Mica The , Publi'C Service assembly recesses In June, too much. Chapman, 32, appeared later In provincial court en a md Reveistoke ganerallon Allianceof Canada and other and even thoagh Bums will. Areplscnment for Burnsis stallonsou the Colnmbia~to • public service upions have. not r~ume a full workload charge of being in possesnien expaeted to be named of- of a stolen truck and was preduon about 810 million stated their adamant op- until August, it Intmds to .flcialiy within the next few position to the propocal to remanded for psychiatric ~L~dJim Ryan, director of the Caledonts Senior Secondary Band, Ted. Taylor, of iiKht & kilowatt hours of power stick to that schedule, days. evaluation. and Wendy Sharpies, a Caledonia band student, at the recent raffle draw.- annually. The project would apply a formula to com- BUrns,41, was ~aken to cost U7 million to sa~- ponsailon increases; hospital in Montreal last mlilion. The unions say the bill Friday at his own request The project is expected to would deny free collective when he felt ill during a Band Booster raffle '- have an impact from Canal 'bargaining and would treat public meeting, Doctors Flats to Golden, to the Mina public servants as second- smpect~l heart trouble and Thefunding of school bands bands In the area,, Band The winner of the Yamaha reservoir and' Into the Arrow class citizens. advised him to say in wusgivan a great boost In parents and directors organwosMro, m. Personof Lakes reservoir. . Federal arl08r.aton would hospital for two weeks. ~ Northern B,C. by a raffle ' distributed tickets to Smitbore, R,C. The winner Cities, regional districts, consider the value of fringe ' Burns, who holds a second recantly bold by the various students who did the selling of the Yamaha guitar was industry, Indian bands and benefits, such as pensions, as Job as government Home band parents and dh'eetors. Job. Erick Wright of New clube "ate among the well as wages In compariag leader in 'the national Sight & Sound Ltd., with In addition to the i~zee, Aiyansh, B.C. and the coalition's 40 affiliated 'compensation In the public assembly, will have to rent the cooperation of Yamaha .Siaht ~- Sound lad. awarded winners of the stereo head- orl~uflzations. It also has 200 Canada, provided an organ, gift certificates to the sellers "sets were Ron Land and Joan individual membership,. a gaitsr and two stereo head- of the winning tickets and to Chestley of Quesne], B.C. Also attending the mnstiag sets as prizes to be raffled the stndents who sold will be repre~mtativek of the Crafts Fair with the total proceeds being meet tickets for. their band. Acco~ling to officials'at Institute ef the Rockies, a retained by the various band -On Tuesday, May 16, Sight&Sonnd, they hopo that humanities organization The fourth Annual Outdoor Arts and •rafts ogganisations. • during the intermission of this raffle system of hosed in M0utsna which has Fair wUl be held this Sat~d~y, May 27, between Theresultoftho rafflewas thecanadianForees, Naden, develqping funds for honds is held several meetings about 10 a.m. and 4 p.m, on Park Avenue. ' most gratifyiag. Thousands Band Concert, a draw.was the first of future 'annual environmental issues in the, Sponsored by the Terrace &. District Arts of tickets were mid Which conducted. Drawing the woJocts. They also wish to 'Columbin River valley. Councli~ the Yearly event will feature displays of meant that thousands of winnlag tickets was band thank all people who sup- First.staga'envkenmentai dollars were inJected into the student WeedY Sharpies of ported this event by and,a~inesring studies of artwork andcrafts, pottery, macrame and other Iravel funds and genial Caledonin Senior Secondary becoming "B/kND ' ~ediversionpruJsetai'edue items, p.lus.pcr{orma~ces by. school bands and e0~anse budgets of school Sch~l Band in Terrace... BOOSTERS", t~ be ~eesed Shortly; other music and dance groups. PAGE 2, THE HERALD, Friday, May 26, 1978 Cuba relations cause, concer--, U " • withap- country heTr once, in d~o~en~yhis .=, Within months~ there were By DOUG SMALL Since then, Trudesu per n OTTAWA (CP) -- By pears, on the surface at younger years, attempted to links wi~Fidel Castro. reports of increased least, to have shifted ground, reach, by canoe from the~ They were cemented Canadisn tourism to Cuba,' accident or design, Canadian during a 1976 Tmdeau visit aid to Cuba is bring This week, he said Canada United States. and trade officials picked eliminated at,a time when has "no present plans" for But despite the publicly to Cuba where the whne that year to launch a Cuban future aid projects to tougher attitude, past ex- minister shouted, in Spanish, export drive, Prime Minister Pierre at a mass rally: "Long Trudeau's government is Communistled Cuba. perience su~gosia that the live Two years eerlier, in 1970, Current projects "are relationship is unlikely to Cuba and the Cuban people. the two countries had gone under heavy pressure .to Long live Prime Minister repudiate the Castro regime either terminated or on the suffer for long~ Little throngh what was pomdbly verge of being terminated," damage is expected "in Commander Fidel Castro. the closest period of their for its military activity in Long liv.e Cuban-Canadian Africa. he said, referring to a $10- Canadian.cuban trade ties, relationship when Cuban million line of credit Canada which have remained secure frlen~hip." . • accepted terrorist kid- Reports that Cubans may Cu~n Uoope were fighting granted Cuba two years ago through periodic tiffs in the of James Crou-- ; have helped train rebels in- in Altgo)a at time, mappers L volved in recent white to cover health and animal past. the then British trade com- health services and an ad. Last year, Canada sold bacld~ leftist forces against missioner to Canada--to end ~j killings in Zalre have drawn tr0o~ supplied by h bizarre howls of outrage from op- ditional P,7 million in Cuba about $182 million a crisis in quebec, technical assistance. worth of gnods--60 p~ cent alliance between the U,S. position critics. Some have Central Intelligence Agency In the early days of the demanded an end to But the line of credit, grain, 20 per cent manufactured goods, Cuba (CIA) nnd the Chinese Castro government, Canada Canadian-Cuban diplomatic granted at a three-per.cent was concerned about interest rate for 30 years, sold Canada about $45 Communists. relations. In private talks with Canadian Eoman Catholic - Trudeau has empbaaized will be used up this year in mimna worth, mainly sugar and shellfish. Castro, Trndenu is said to ndsslonarias end what the - be regards the presence of any event. And Trudeau's then Diefenbaker gov- Cuban troops in Africa as statement leaves open the Instead, the latest cna- have taken a strong line treversy appears .to be Just against Cuba'a 'African in- ernment described as a "indefensible," but in the possibility of future aid possible' Communist should conditions change. one of a number of incidents terventtoas. past he has argued that BO~ the public display of bridgehead in the western Canada separates aid from NEW COOL PHASE that .has nettled the hemisphere, other considerations in its HIS comments appear to relationship between the two friendship provoked a dealing with Cuba and other herald a new cool phase in countries since Castro domestic storm in Canada, But Canada .r~'~d to countries in order to help the Canada's on-again, off-again overthrew the Batlsia dic- where opposition parties follow a U.S. leau anti cut off needy, relationship with the island tatorship in 1959. demanded a new hard line trade, a move that earned Various Canadian seven- against Cuba. Cuban gratitude. mania have bal~ed down • Trudeau defended his with problems, either publicly friendly pesitim by Carter 'package' directly associated With awing Canada ha0 to "~uba, or indirectly is pm'~tain peaceful' _,iX- recurring controversies over ¢~angos with the islan'~.at.a U,S. interference in Ume when U.S. relatians tax exempt Canadian trade with the 'with Cuba, strained and eventually severed aft~ the WASHINGTON (AP) --- Sixmonth deadlock Tuesday Carthbean country. Ub~al go~eramenis such 1959 Communist takeover, President Carter's long- when they approved the were thawing, There was a delayed energy package is natural.gas measureon a 13- as Trudeau's have been periodically under'the gun chance the U.S. would heading down the home to-12 vote. resume trade with Cuba at a stretch, but it may arrive at Carter and the House for their Cuban policies from HI! the major Progressive cost to Canadian ~ports. the finish line without the wanted to keep price con- Still, the warmth of the ex- crude-oil tax the president troison gas, but the Senate Conservative opposition party. Yet it was a Con- change came to emberrans calls the centrepiece of the had voted for deregulation the Canadian government a program, after two years. servative prime minister, John Diefenbaker, who first year later when, in January, With agreement on a The compromise is a decided Canada would 1977, it discovered that Cuba naturalga~ pricing com- middle ground which maintain normal relations had been using its consultate I'm Pat promise, a. conference qongres~:~nal analysts say with Castro's Cuba and in Montreal as a spy school committee of the House of will cost U.S. consumers ignore most U.S. trade em- for agents destined to work Representatives and Senate about $9 billion between new bargoes. in southern Africa, has reached basic accord on and 1985 in higher heating Tmdeau's atiffeaed stance BOMB EXPLODED your !ooal distributor all parts of the five-section costs. toward aid to Cuba is dearly The discovery was ap- program except taxes. The deal was framed in a bargninins poaiUon. Last ~rmtiy the result of an And there have been in- lengthy informal month External Affairs investigation that startec creasing expressions of negotiations among key Minister Don Jamieson during another periodof cool doubt among lawmakers members of the conference indicated that aid to Cuba relations between the two that ,the tax portion can be committee and Energy would be used as a lever to countries in 1972, when a enacted this year--espe- Secretary James help force withdrawal of Cu- bomb blew a large piece out cially as congressional Schlesinger. tithe 12th floor of the Cuban I Get the paper deliveredfor only elections approach. ban troops from Africa. The crude-oil tax--the The negotiators will meet Trodeau'a"no new projects" trade mission. mcoteontroverslal part of again June 6 to take up position is regarded by most Then, police charged six. ¢ the energy-tax section--is relatively miner but observers as the lever in Cuhans with carrying $3.00a month (½ price for designed to make U.S. oil as unresolved issues on the gas action. •weapons; lnnlnding machine guns. But the charges were expensive as foreign oil legislation. dropped and Canada during a threeyear period. Lawmakers hope to get the EFFECT NOT FATAL gas compromise to the It is not expected to have a apolog;zed for the police I pensloners).to, Senate negotiators action against persons and reached an accord oa the Senate floor--where it goes fatal effect on Canadian- natural.gas portion of the first--as soon as possible. pl~ late Wednesday~¥ot~. ~ ~ And there is also the possi- ever mornln ...... 10 ~ 7 to accept a proPosed bility the gee proposal will be blocked when iPreaches the controls from n~vly,found Senate--by liberals who Disarmament a :.... Read the lOca/ne:# .y60/ r° @s in 1985. oppose deregulation, con. APPROVED BY HOUSE servatives who den't think l~ouse negotiators broke a the compromise goes far enongh, or by beth at the • failuye, French' morning coffee! " ~hase fatallti~'~ same time. HOPE, B.C. (CP) -- -Pipeline 'held' president says For your classified ads, coming . ECMP said that two persons were killed today in a high- CALGARY (CP) -- Ap speed ca~ chase on the Hope- woval of an application to -- President Valery Glsoard services .,t,like oon,,o.o,,the aerial ~ Princeton section of the import Alberta natural gas ,,vo,.d .n, ,,.nd events, notices or local news just I southern TransCanadu into the United States as the new proposals to the special detection devices now ~ .~ Highway. first stage of the $10-billion UN disarmament session working between Egyptian ca// ~ The two were not iden" Alaska High,ray natural gas today after the Unit~' ~tates and Israeli forces in Sinai. tiffed. pipeline project has been offored to provide-early- OFFERS HELP 1 rn e . m. .i Police said the chase delayed one week due to a warning systems to head off wutingMOndalesuchsaidhelpC°UntrieSshouldA r[ started in Hope and headed technicality, a U.S/govorn- conflicts and be the "eyes ¶ east along the highway. mest spokesman said today. and ears of peace." submit joint requests, Princeton RCM~ set up a France for years has boy- preferably through regional ~ ~ ,,-) In a telephone interview cored the 31-nation Geneva organizations or the United roadblock in the Manning from Washington, John Park area, about halfway Adger, pipeline advisor to disarnmmentcommitteeout Natioas.Healso proposed creation d, ~ o~ dislike for the SOviet-U.S. ' _ .-Pat..a- . Zeli.nski at between the two com- the federal energy co-chairmanship, and is of a UN peaeekeeping ' munities. regulatary commission said The car being chnsed~ted oallingforanewbodyof30to reserve force 'of national ~ -~ ~' the commission's decision 40memberswitha chairman , contingents trained for UN ,~ to avoid the roadblock, left Wednesday to remove the the road and crashed. Its two elected for two years from d~ty that Secrelary-Ganeral j item from the agenda was among all the members Kurt Waldbeim could use ~ ~ occupants were killed. based on "poor drafting'.' in ' RCIVlP have not given any except the big powers, whenever the Security 632-2747" the application by Nwthwest The Geneva disarmament Council established a new ~ i)i reason for the chase. Pipeline Corp. of Salt I~ke UN force as it did for • City, Utah, toimport the gas. committee, established by southern Lebanon last i Double dr0wTn~fig the United States and 'the ¢ IIOURS 7-9a.m. 3-§p.m. ..,' I Northwest Pipeline is the Soviet Union, is linked ~ Match.He also said that the ' ¢ ). sponsor of the U.S. section of "KAMLOOPS, B.C. (CP) -- informally with the• United WarsaW pact countries have [v Two persons were believed the pipeline to transpurt Nations. But France says the built up an almost 34o-1 to have drowned early today Alaska natural gas through body it wants established advantage in tanks in when a car carrying three Canada to the low~ 48 should be respomible to the states. main political committee of Europe over the North people went off Highway 97 Atlantic Treaty ' ' ' " ' "' ' ' ': at Monte Lake, about 40 Pan.Alberta Gas Ltd. of the General Assembly, Organization. .**** ********..~ kilometrea southeast of hore, Calgary is to file ap- sitting as a disarmament ** ***** and plunged into the water. plications to the National commission. The accident waa reported Energy Board--the Gisonrd d'Esiaing, who .. after one man managed to Canadian equivalent to the speaks on the second day of . get out of the ear and reach shore. berta'sencrgyconunisaion-andAl-General energy resources aisoiscailingforaEaropaan Assembly debate, Looa[ G!ubs or Organizations or There were no farther conservation beard to export conference on disarmament details. daily1.04miUiononblcfectofgas forsix years to the U.S. whichproblems would relating consider , to : " slmpiy Loo~ Hews ~" disarmament "from the PWA possible The gas would be shipped Atlantic to the Urals." " CRANBROOK, B.C. (CP) in pipelines that would form U.S. vice-President the first Canadian sections of -- RCMP in this the AlaskaHlghwayproJect. Waiter Mondale told the southeastern British Columbia city are in- Adgersaidthecommlaslon nesday ~hat the United vestigating a bomb threat will consider the application States is" ready to be the that forced a Pacific next Wednesday at its "eyes and ears of peace" in ,~ jf Western Airlines plane to regular meeting and that no areasof possible conflict by r" or Call Us we will be happy to print your story. . return to Cranbreck Wed- problems were expected, providing the countries ' nesday night after taking off on a flight to Vancouver. RCMP said today that airport officials received a PrettyBaby : OF Fu.mu telephone call about 9:30 P.M. MDT in which a caller -said there was a bomb porn aboard PWA flight 376, a denies IlllitlmllNl OP INIlMMiUlT"" IMgAC| =A1fll Boeing 737 that had just de- parted for Vancouver. The Shields, the 13.ysar.old star showing because it deals flight was#rdered to r~arn to Cranbrook 18 minutes nssday she hopes the film "W after takeoff. about a child growing up in a "It is not pornographic or p|~~ ~ Passengers were tsl~en off New Orleans brothd will not lewd," she said of tbe film by k.. UIIMIB k~ the plane and boarded be banned In' Britain. French director Louis Mnile, ' .15 ~ ' another jet for the flight to "It is not pornographic or It has been banned in parts Terraoe/Kitimat Daily Her aid " , . , Tlrraoe 636-6357 or L~ Vancouver.. ]ewd,"shesaidoftbefilmby of Canada, and there are ~ 3212 Kalum Slroet' ' , ' • -. Kilimat 632.2147 ,,~, RCMP conducted a three- Frmch director Louis Malle. reports It may not be given a . hour search of flight 376 but It has bcen banned in parts Bdtishcertffinateforpubllc ********************* ** no bomb was found, There of Canada, and there are showing because it deals - / were no further details, reports it may not be given a with child prostitution, G THE HERALD, Friday, May 26, 1979, PAGE 3

A nation of Woodys f Keable broke Secrets Act with VANCOIFv'ER (CP) -- is an industry which affects indulge in "frat~usl I~ack- Canada is a nation full of the universities, govern. stabbing". Adding to: this WoodyAllms getting used to meats and the press, but at dkerray, he said, are RCMP papers, lawyer claims their loser complexes, least it's something 'with education systems in each farmer official languages which Canadians can finally province, which offer 10 OTTAWA (CP) -- The the type of inforimtinn they commissions have the to protect the satire country Section 92 14 of the' BNA Act' commissioner Kcith Sptesr identify with. different versions of Keable commission was contain, or whether they are authority to run wide- from subversion and and dausus in the crimiunl L; said Wednesday. REVERSE ROLES Canadian history,, and using its inquiry into illegal claesiflrd "secret," he said. ranging inquiries into the terrorism. code giving provtndul at- Spacer, addressing' about Spicer suggested mininml ones at tbaL , RCMP activity as a pret~t The commission and the RCMP--provided that the Robert was replying to torneys-general exclusive 200 educational ad- Canadians attempt in gain a "The textbook writers are to delve into the entire Quebec justice deportment aim is to uncover ~iminsl arguments that national responsibility for .ministration experts whu new perspective, on the perverse in denying Canada system of untisml security, are arguing that the Official activity, security is an ares of divided prosecuting traitors, sub. have held eonfereuces, in En~I/sh-Fre~h question by completely, as if it didn't ex- a federal lawyer told the Secrets Act cannot be used to The provincial position federal.provinciul respon- vereives and offences several diff~ont Canadian "indulging ina little science ist," he said, "This is Supreme Court of Canada on prevent the production of rests, in large port, on sibility. The provinces claim related to des~tion from the dries dm'L~ the past few fiction." carrying the Woody Allen Thursday. federaldocumenis before a Section 92(14) of the British their interest derives from Canadian Forces. • weeks, laid reports of "The only way for us to complex to a destructive Lawyer Michael Rabert provincial commission of North America Act which disarray and "talk of civil come to grips with this is for conclusion, and we need to argued that in the process, inquiry. The act could not guarantees the provinces war and all that" are not the English and French to give the textbook writers a Commbaianer Jean Keable take precedence "6Ver exclusive authority over the entirely fake. ,,, put the shoe on the other friendly kick in the behind." broke the Offldal Secrets Kcable's general stetuto~y adminbtration of Justice in "If you've been travelling' font--make a reversal of the Spicer also critidzed the Act by using confidential power to s~pooun pkPers the province. around this country for three battles fOU~! 200 yeare ago. lack of student exchange RCMP popeesdurkg public frnm any govormamt of- weeks, you'll have noticed programs among the hearings against the wishes tidal, they told the high Robsrt argued that, as far i The Light Touch that Canada's in a God-awful "Image B.C. is the only iXovinces. of former solieltor~eneral court earlier. as illugul RCM]Pnctivity was I mess in more ways than place in Canada where Francis Fox. INQUIRY CLOSED concerned, the provinces I ' one," he said. "We're a English is spoken--most Robert, representing At issueis a Feb. 21 must limit their field of "One,quarter million I Steve Pearson nation of Woody AU.era--we British columbians believe students should spend port of SolicitorGeneral Jean by the Quebec Court of action to the prosecution of | By-- ,, savor the angst that comes this alresd~ It ~ouldn't take the a~ademic year each year Jacques Blais, spelled out an Appeal which has kept the police officers before the I A book is a success when ~ople who haven't read it out of loeld~ for an identity. long before you'd develop in another part of Canada;" argumont which appeared to Quebec inquiry into police criminal courts. I pretend they have. "We enjoy the anxiety Of your own language rights be said. "We haven't allowed lead to the conclusion that wrongddng closed for three are I , *. collectively being on a bill, m Rene Levesqus has our young people to lesm commiuioners months. One of the main 'NO JURISDICTION' J One big plus to solar energy is fhst we can look up and shrink's couach,' so we done, and savor your own what the different ports of subject to the e=tremely reasons given by the appeals "The provinces have no J see how much' of it we have left. wide provisions of the 1989 bench was that Keable had spedal Jurkdiction over the should say our identity is our paranoia." Canada mean~ Most I • * idenUty orisis, and then lie Spieer also attacked Canadians know other act. It gives federal cabinet hi'oken the Official Secrets management of a federal in- I Sign in watch repair shop: "'Come in and see us when back and enjoy it." "regionalbt" attitudes and countries better than their ndsdaten and senior civil Act. stitotinn," such as the RCM- I you don't have the time." Spicer said national unity provincial premiers who own" servants the exclusive In presenting his reply to P, he said, authority to determine ~vbich I . • *. almost two days of The Mounties are under :| Who says you can't have it both ways? On vacation wa government papers should argumests by Quebec" and the exclusive legislative i l got off.season weather at ineeasen rates. he kept searct and how they six other provinces, Robert authority of Parliamest and I * * ,Cyclist awarded injuries are to he handled. proceeded quite deliber- the uncontested ad- The nice thing about bowling is that it gets the kids off Commissioner Kcable ately. Lawye~ were saying ministrative authority of the It he streets and into the alleys. ' VANCOUVER(CP) -- The "The fact that potholes were users of streets within its "did not have the rl~t to that the bearing, which federal government, he take upon himself the started Tuesday, now is added. I * British columbia Court of forming all the time did not boundaries is not the same | We're on the ball at TERRACE APPLIANCE Appeal Wednesday reversed itself constitute an actual as the position of a com- authority to decide what was likely to last four days. Robot also argued that secret," Robert said. Robert dh~cted the main national security is the I an award of damages to a danger," he said, adding mercial corporation in I Comeinand"Pin"downagooddesl law student who was injured that the actual danger in this relation to users of a road be- "The law in extremely thrust of his argnment exclusive domain of Ottawa broad and covers all state against the provinces' because only the central I 3225 EMERSON. when hls bicycle struck a case was the unusually large lon~ to it. ~ ! ili al i ! Ii ilia lillilili pothole on Marine Drive in pothole filled with rain documesis" regardless of pOsition that provincial government is in a poairina North Vancouver. water, The B.C. Supreme court "If the municipality is to Catholic bad awarded Robert Clark he held liable here, it cannot ' Milk robbed of nutrients Barrett $1,SO0for injuries he be ~because it knew that OTTAWA" (CP) -- research were sponsored by which markets machinery received. dangerous potholes could schools Powerful lighting over a Tor~to advertising firm for producing the cartons. *ASPHALT develop, or because it knew supermarket dairy counters robe milk of some of its' Mr. Justice J. S. Alkins the pothole in question had. ,PRIVEWATS developed." "used" nutrients and gives it a flat ruled that the District of taste, a Univenity of Guelph North Vancouver must have He said liability could only VANCOUVER' (CP) -- arise if the municipolity food scientist said Wed- According to our ,PARKING known of the actual danger Roman Catholic school ms(lay. because it knew that should have known of its toachers say that parishes existmce. It should have Dr. J. M. deMan told a LOTS potholes were forming all the are withholding money news conterenca exposureto custmners, it's the •time in the street. known, he said, ,only ff it traditionally available to should ,have made more exceuive light can cause a *FREE In allowing an appeal by schook and plan to replace it rapid Ires of vitamin C, and the district, Justice A. Bruce . frequent inspections, a with funds being made avail- best deal m town. question he said was a substantial losses of vitspdn ESTIMATES l~tson, who wrote tl~ able though the provincial D and ri~vi~ unanimous Judgment of the matter of policy to be government's promised Surveys of Ontario and' appeal court, said he could decided by the municipality. support of independent Quebec stores have found the NORTHWEST not agree with the conclusion He said the position of the schools. munidpality, in relation to average light intensity is by the Supreme Court judge. • This means the schools about 200 foot-candies, but a BLACKTOP will nut benefit from the ~.5 few reached 450 foot-usndles, million from the prnvinclal he said. Light intensity GUS BARALDI government destined for should not exceed SO fcet- B.C. Briefs Catholic schools, the candies, while packaging O-ORDINATOR NAMED has set up a study group to teachers say. should allow the passage of VICTORIA (CP) -- Mines explore the potential of They say teachers' no more than two pro" cent of Test drive a Honda today at l~zister Jim Chebot an- economic profit for Victoria salaries will not be incressrd light. nounced the appointment bnm ~'owih in the por- and tuition fees will be ' TERRACE HONDA SALES The best packaging 4842 Hwy. 16 West Wednesday of Dr. W. R. form~ arts industry. He reduced little, if at all. available is cardboard 632-2931 Terrace, B.C. VOG 11.8 Bacon as coordinator of his said in a news release that an "We are fed up with beln~ cartons, he said. Wed- mimtry,s 15 mililon ac- dglA.porson committee will used," said one teacher at St. ~i 635-6571 or 6354325 BOx 26 Kitimat nesdey's' news conference celerated mineral look into, among other e Van- a~d' part of deMan's HONDA Dealer Licence Number 02065A development program. things, the p0ulbillty of couver, didn't mind Chabot said in a news establishing an annual in- working for minimum wage release that Bacno, a con- ternatiooal arts festival. when the parish bad no. suiting geologist and WANTS ORANGE LIGHT money. enginesr, wiUconrdinate and COQUITLAM (CP) -- "But now we are administer the program Alderman Bill Campbell demanding a decent wage," which is intended to create wants to bathe dry streets in The teacher esid the Jebe and to mist the min~al orange light by using street salary dispute has ~: "esd to industry in diacoverina and lights, which he says use 60 meat of the 44 cothohc school develepina new depoalis. per cent lees electricity than boards in the province. NEAREST THING TO A LIFETIME* ENGINE I I I VICTIM IDENTIFIED the present white lights. The teachers are (Reduces the frictional wear-and-tear that causes you to "trade In" every few years). BURNABY (CP) Police Campbell told council demanding a minimum identified Wednesday a man Tuesday that the dry of salary of $12,000 a year, she found fatally stabbed CCOlprynow is using the new said, while theboards are Mooday as Carney hiSh pre~ore sodium bulbs, cfferlng St0,000 a year min- HEWT.M.T. HOT "PLATES" THE INSIDES OF YOUR ENGINE Brownies, 18, of Vancouver. because of the saving. imum, plus $100 for each RCMP said they are sesI~ NEW8 BANNED year of teaching ~perience a so-year.old man us a QUF,SNEL (CP) -- A in B.C. matmtalwiineu In the cane. preliminary hearing for Must Catholic teachers in WITHA 50.000 Mllf PROlfCTIVEguPont *ReL U.S, Pat. Office for Brmmleo's body was found pharmacist Donald Clark B.C. earn between ;6,000 and Du Punt's fluorcarbon resins. wrappodin a plutic sheet in Dlckla, charged ~th fraud ti0,0SO. an apartment in ti~ Van- in filing claims against the Sister Marie M~lling, Tefl0n*COATING! FACT The coat of owning and operating any vehicle--car, bus, tack, you ;i couvor suburb, where it had provincial government's principal of St. Edmund's,' name It--has gone sfm/ght through the celllngl The coat of gasoline and oil? UPI lain for at lout 10 days, phorn~cm plan, bepn in said she hopes teachers get The payments demanded by ekille~i (and not-so-skilled) mechanics? UP! The police said. An autopsy provincial court here today pay hikes. pricetaga on new ~lrs and trucks? Up,! Ire positively sickening--and it's going to get with a ban ordered on the "In general, principals WHAT IS TMT? • worse before it gets say better! showed he died from TMT is a superconcentrated liquid for- multiple stab wounds in t~e publication of evidence. have been told that there mulation incorporating Du Pont TEFLON'. back. Didde and Spancer-Dtelde won't be a reduction in the same chemical compound that went to I CRITICIZE CP RAIL Drugs Ltd. are char~ed with, school fees because parishes the Moon in the lunar vehicle engines. When EO ALMGUISTWORLD FAMOUSAUTOMOTIVE ENBINEER REPORTS ON T.M.T. 'T;FLON TREATMENT. TMT is added to an engine crankcase, this NANAIMO. (CP) -- The submRtiugfsiseprescripflon are not getting as much "The active Chemical Ingredient In "T,M,T." has "And ~ce "T,M,T.'~ has been added to an an. key ingredient instantly goes to work against a special affinity for metal which causes It to glue-positive results can bn seen through the United Trunaportarion Union elahns between Dee, 31, 1975", government funding as they the.No. One Cause of poor gas mileage. "plate" and adhere to all,exposed friction so,- expedenced and trained eyes of even the most hal orltieb~i CP Rail for • and Feb, l, 19'/7. had hoped for," she said. sluggish•performance, high operating tem- faces, Polymers attract more pof~mers to a micro skiliod of mechanics, They will notice s decided peratures, and mechanical breakdown: trio. thickness which means a "controlled" build*up increase in compression readings--which Indl. allow~ pauungar service occurs a[ound worn surfaces, which accounts for catas that piston and rln~. seal have improved. on the ~squimalt and fibnaf drag. the numerous user-reports of reduced "blow.by". An increase in Idle r,p,m, s will also be detect. But unless you're a chemical engineer. Increased compression readings, and reduced oll able due to the reduced friction after a few Nunalmo Railway • to right now you're more interested inwhat TMT consumptlonl . hundred miles of "T.M.T." "plating". deteriorate. The union issued does than how it does it. So here it is, in a "And in order to effect a permanent treatment, "CONCLUSION: Not only Is "T,M.T," easy to usa a stormiest aflor a meeting nutshell: YOU. simply add "T.M.T," to the crankcase oil (it should take 30.seconds st the most for addlns TMT IS FAST! There's nothing complicaled throueh the,oil filler hole (so,easy-that even a permanent treatment)-but its results can De bare Tuc~tayaUeging that a child can do it)- preferably after the enid,he seen even under the careful scrutiny of any about using TMT--a 12-year-old kid could do nas reached normal operalini~ temperature Ine mechanic! The benefits that can be expected with U ) Rag hu been allowing it in less tUan 60seconds... and not even get englhe should then be run rot a minimum of "T,M,T." in the enoine-are as follows: In- the deterioration since 1970 his hands dirtyt thirty minutes In order (o make sure that ell creased Gas Mileaoe.-Increased Horsepower-Less in oKlee to Justify its request TMT IS PERMANENT! It's an engine treat- friction surfaces are "plated". Only eight ounces 011 Consumption - Less Wear On Internal Pads - ment, not an oil treatment. Just one single are required for the average passenger car or Reduced Emissions-Lower Operating Tempera. to the Canadian tran- application is all it takes to permanenfly pro- small truck engine, tures- Easier Cold Weather Startsl" uporatlon commission to tect,your engine, for as long as you own your t abandon the service. car! TMT IS SAFE! We'vo put our money where New Ihat yes're burd frem tNe asped.., listen te eke rues ef erdlnar/drlvarl. SEEKING PROFIT • our mouth is on this.., with a $1,000,000 VICTORIA (CP) -- THE RESULTSPEOPLE HAVE GOTTEN ARE SO SENSATIONAL, WE CAN'T PRINT THEM. THAT'S Product Liability Policy issued by a nationally WHY WE'VE "BLEEPED" THEM OUT OF THESEACTUAL CUSTOMERLETTERS... Recreation and Con- famous insurance companyl (Once you've put LM,T. [n your vehicle, you'fl be filling In the figures yourself), servation Minister Sam, TMT IS EFFECTIVEt Effective for any car, Bawlf said Wednesday he truck, or other vehicle--whether it's this Motorcycle kate, "Ss(I Deal" becomes wrong. Of course he probably year's model or one that's 15 yoars old! Pro- sets more powed "Good Deal" with "T.M,T." won't admit it until he uses thn tects and preserves new engines... 'tightens TMT In his ear that I'm living him "As an engineering student and "I've tried gas savers, pills, new as a present," --R.W, up" and rejuvenates old ones! racer, I was interested in what filters, engine treatments, etc, My IMS--Pcesident Lyndon TMT IS GUARANTEED! Every TMT Treat- T.M.T would,do I~ a tenth mile friend told me about a product Auto Mechanic .... Johnem sent a beautification ment sold carries with it the strangest, most speed test, ' that his father had Just tested for recommands "T.M.T'! iron-clad Guarantee we could think of!- A series of runs from n standlne his fleet of trucks and I'm sure "l am an Auto Mechanic and I program to Congress aimed • GUARANTEED: Better gas mileage. . start showed that our E,T. (Elapsed you guessed it wos T,M,T'. drive a '67 Caddy~and it was uS: more miles from every tankful.., or My mileage has gone from XX to gnu a lot of gas in the city =no at clearing billboards and Time)'wa~ reduced by XX a second en unbelievably astounding XX, My on the highways, I was lenin| ).4 auto Junkyards from reads. money back in full! after T.M-T was added to the fuel father, who Is a car mechanic mllas ro the aallon, but now,smru • GUARANTEED: Less od burnmg long- mix in my 125 c,c, Kawasakl Mo. • told me it's impossible but I've I've been uslnI"T.M.T I pick up er periods before "toppmg ofr" ,. or torcross racing motorcyce, kept exact records on my last four XX gallons in the city-and XX pl. money back m full! As a student of enoineertno this' ions on the highway, so t know tankfuls and have proven the old you peoole have a sood product • GUARANTEED: Smoother engine peifor- proved that T.M.T reduced friction saying" that even fothers can be and /will recommend it." mance .. lessstalling and rough ,dhng ~ and Increasqd power." Mr. C.T.S. ormoney back in fulP K.R. - Racer • GUARANTEED: Increased horsepower Spirit• ~,~= H= / and higher compression., more zip and FILL OUT AND MAIL NO-RISK COUPON--TODAY! acceleration.., or money back in lull, ' / ' , • GUARANTEED: Longer engme life . ONLY TWO TO A CUSTOMER. CUE TO OVERWHELMING DEMAND. (FIRST COME. FIRST SERVE). The exciting spirit of 78. At the Commonwealth fewer repair bills (especial|y for costly ring and piston jobs) .. or money back in II Games' 50th enniversary celebration. Share the full! breath, taking actionl See Canadian athletes compete m GUARANTEED All these imporlant. Enclosed is [] chequeor [] money order money-saving benefits no matter how with top contestants from Comm6nwealth nations [] one at $14.95 I"1 two at $26.95 I around the world. Enjoy die thrills-in Canada's • long you own your,vehicle. . or money back'm full! newest sporting facilities. Get a taste.of the Name: Lntemation'alflavour. At the XI Commonwealth For~hn in[m~im, ~te: ' In view of fhe,q~eny'possible savings.and Address: "Vldtms Bureau Games. Aug. 3-12. benefits cited abdVe, what d~ you Spppose The Comm0nwealth Games-- Just one of many any veh!cle owner or opprafor w0ul~gladly caw: Prov.: P.C. 5068.103 $~t pay for a one.rime, permanent treatment of TMT? $50.007 $I00.00? MORE? Well, listen to this: The established retail price of TMT is only S14 95! That's right, only FOREST LAWN DISTRIBUTORS S14.95--atlny investment that could possibly pay itself beck dozens of times over. in sav- P.O. Box 550, Stat,on J, Calgary, Alberta. T2A 4X8 ings on gas, 0il, and repair balls Fantastic. PAGE 4, THE HERALD, Friday, May 26, 1978 i ii i i I I Editorial Tackling a Real Problem

"What we are going to say here will not be news liquor-be it beer, wine or hard liquor-is more ' punished in a thousand ways for crying because irate, d/unken and dangerous parent or relative. to most clergy who t~ke their pastoral care harmful•to our society at large-the average man they are wet, or hungry or beth--and not one man when we talk of plans for a better City of ministry seriously. It will not be news to social in the street and his family, -than the drug scene or woman will normally dare to intervene in •the Terrace, let us not beat about the mountain Of workers, school teachers, welfare workers, -marijuana, L.S.D., speed-the whole bit, put "family matter", of the nurses and doctors who deal with it every day. together, many times over. An entire social "ethic" surrounds the liquor rhetoric and nonsense, ignoring one The subject will be all too familiar to many- There are "kids" every night, in this city who trade, from the time it first receives its stamp of biggest obstacles to progress, happiness and a but especially to little kids who are too small, too are neglected because parents are either out "acceptance" by haring a government "stamp" high "quality of life". weak, and powerless to do anything about it. getting drunk, or "out" at home-~ssed out, affixed across the cork, that is mistaken all too Let us--somehow, and fromsomewhere, draw Yet, the subject is one that is almost "tabu" in unable to look afterthe children, feed the baby, often as a "seal of approval" by authority, the strength to tackle the cause of over half our polite society. "Nice" people won't talk about it. clothe and change the little ones-and so on. This "cult" extends all the way down to the automobile accidents, many of our fires, much of Politicians avoid it like the plague-it is too We'have been told of some of the best fisher- lowliest inhabitant of Skid Road, his eyes bleary, our accidental deaths and suicides, quantifies of politically "hot". Sweet little old ladies are men .in town. making salaries, in the tens of his mind befuddled, while his whole family may our illnesses--and perhaps 75 percent, of our sometimes the only ones with enoug."guts" (not theusands of dollars during a fishing season, who remain, cowed, starvedand in a constant state of welfare problems--not to mention divorces and a nice word!) to do anything about it- but then are soon on welfare, having blown the whole shock, lockedup, in a bedroom, or attic, or cellar- other "forms of broken homes. The liquor "society" expects them to, and ignores them in catch on booze. This'doesn't break our hearts as afraid to make a sound that might arouse an problem! the process. much as it does to learni~of kids locked out in • • Pulpits used to thunder about it, and draw pouring rain, by drunken parents, or kids left ~;::~..:::.~z.:.:;:.:.~.~:~:.:.~::~.::::.%::::[:i:i:::::.~?:~::.:::.:.:~:.:.:.:.:~.:?:~.:.:~:.:.:.~:~:::$~:!:~:::::::?:~:~::.:.:.:.:.:.:.~::~;i~:~:$:...... ' ...... "...... " ...... "...... "'" crowds as a consequence; but after a time the alone for days at a time, sometimes with a six or _ :::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: matter grew too tied in.with "revival" religion it eight year old child in charge-while the adults :::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: lost is impact, and something went out of its are off out at a drinking party, and too drunk to . • punch. come home. Newspapers are believed to be wise to avoid Even this might be better, though, than having the subject; or just lightly skirt around it. "It those same parents an.d big brothers arid sisters could hurt advertising" some newspapers are home when they do their drinking under the known to have been advised. family roof, and then pass out, or aet stupidly, The federal government plays both sides of the beating, bashing, hurting, shouting and fence, and so do most provincial governments, frightening the little members of their family- because there is a "profit" of sorts for govern- but in the eyes of their neighbor, no one can in- ment coffers, .connected with it worth han~eds tervene because "the parents are home, after of millions of dollars a year. all." Have you guessed what it is we are talking When a house is on 'fire and crowds have about? The politest expression we can think of.to gathered, and someo.ne shouts. "There's a little describe it is "the consumption of spirituous kid in there"-and men and women alike, strong liquors" and alcoholic beverages-and its effect or weak, will brave the flames and smoke and on the children in our society. Our society right blazing embers, to risk their lives to save a here in Terrace, too. single child. / The word is already, out -- but no one seems to But let there be TEN "little kids" in "there-- want to believe it, or pay it much attention-the while there's a wild, drunken melee, and little attention it deserves-that the consumption of children get beaten up, tied to the bedposts,

Impaired driving l 3 Everyone's responsibility (Thefcilowing is one of the pairment that makes driving against impaired drives is the full blame. Although entries in the Richmoud an automobile with safety rising in tsndum with it. "bootleggers" procurl CounterAttack essay con- totally impossible. Mter Like the scat.belt before, a alcohol for minors, which is test. The author is Grog only a few drinks, peripheral drunk.proof ignition system illegal, the ma|ority of them Bruce, a Grade 12 student at vision is reduced by up to is an inevitable automobile are not fool enough to Richmond Senior Socoodary thirty po~cent; the driver -necessity. Perhaps by the practice drinking and High School.). becomes like a horse with next generation, technology driving. Each aad every Friday or blinkers on. Continued will have surmounted all the Saturday night thousands of drinking will assuredly obstacles that have Anyonewho questions that British Columbia's yount result in blurred, doubled invented the extinction of impaired driving is a serious Ottawa eat people go out to parties, to vision and impaired distance the drunk behind the wheel. problem in British Columbia discotheques or to simply Judgement. For anyone This, of course, will be of must face up .to the facts. drive around. Often, an driving in this condition no help to today's youth. As Three hundred graves automobile is not the only steering becomes a chore, graduation time approaches provide mute testimony The Public's going to Win thing these youths take with the eyes begin to get drowsy once again, paliea brace against alcohol and the them; alcohol may be along (eyelids of lead); four sets of themselves against the automobile--the deadliesl Ottawa,- In one. reassuring sense, suggests opinion-is Flora MacDonald, the "Red Tory" for the ride. A ride that headlights-which are real?- flurry of inevitable ac- combination on this retiring veteran Conservative MP. Douglas from Kingston and the Islands , ,. .- .... . • ,...., .:, , . ' . ,, ,~.~. P,~ could end abruptly, more the blaring horn; r~ding cidents, Although,no one province's ashpbelt today. It Alkenbrack, the public is going to'win the next o Kingston!s a clty,'of p r.isom and [he military.~ importantly, in tragedy. metal .... believes it will happen to is high time we exer¢~ed ~ii" Young people are not alone Liquor alone may not them; Some students will responsibilities as citiz~s fo election.:..whenever it comes. " "' and a ~dtr0ngh61d • 6f law ~ind order. in their affinity to become create the bloody ashphalt never see the final day of the this fine province because Win it, that is, whether the Conservatives or She, especially, but a lot of other MPs too who ~tatisflcs; adults too must stage that the ambulance school year. When twonty- on the roadway, no nne lives • the Liberals come to power. will be running again, now find their crusade for share a portion of the performs upon. The scene six percent of all drinking- a charmed life, and death This being so, he says, because since the last abolition could cost them their scat. responsibility. Roopon- may just as easily be set by a driving accidents are the rarely takes a holiday. election, Parliament and most of its Honorable Losing their constituencies, they'll be further sibility: perhaps this is the combination of household responsibility of this key. If so, British Colnm- drugs and only one drink. ~mkovince'sminors, (who rely Reprinted from "Lifeline," a Members--and more important, both major depressed to know that the next government-be bin's licensed drivers are the Decongestants, cough e up ten percent of all publication of CounterAttack 'parties-have come down from their self-exalted it Liberal or Conservative--is all but committed moot irresponsible people in syrups and a mere one and licensed drivers), the through the Department of position of imposing their will against the to a referendum on capital punishment. the whole of Canada. one half ounces of spirits "bootlegger" cammt take the Attomey-Genaral. majority wishes of their electors. Of the ton provinces and may-create an effect far Deug Alkenbrack is speaking specifically of ~o territories that make up moredeadly than the Liqnor :his fine. nation, Brltisl: Control Board's most potent Parliament's bull-headed insistence on the last Columbis has the dubious "brew". Irresnonsible so-called "free vote"--dictated by the party Women Oppose distinction of possessing the It is immaterial how the leaders-that capital punishment be abolished worst alcehol-related traffic driver becomes intoxicated; "once and for all.". accident record. An henour suffice to say that once v~ecan ill afford. EaF.hyear, impa.ired, the driver cen- recommendations Since then, under increasing public pressure, P Brotherhood f/fly-two million dollars of stitutes a wholly un- just about everyone concerned-including Prime The National Action status and rights as an In- the public's money is wasted predictable threat On the LABOUR ADVISORY COMMITTEE Minister Trudeau and Conservative Leader. Joe Committee on the Status of dian. No members of Indian road. Each weekend, cleaning up the moss this "Recommendations made by the Royal Commission on Clark-has been having second thoughts. Women has written to the Rights for Indian Women, a province's drial~ng drivers between the hours of twelve Minister of Indian Affairs national Indian women's and three a.m. every third Corporate Concentration are completely irresponsible" In the dark shadow of the continuing killing Of create. Over one fifth of all stated Barry English, spekesperson for the labour advisory and Northern Development, group, have been invited to eases currently before the ear one passes is piloted by police officers, and the increasing threat of protesting any use of the conference as the someone who has been committee. "The report completely fails to recogulse that courts concern impaired mustinationsl onrporations have had adverse affects on the terrorism around the world, both leaders are on government funds for the National Indian Brotherhood driving offences, and in drinking. Every tenth car, National Indian hospitals, forty thousand bed howevor,,ba.s a drunk behind social, political and economic health of il~ country. It is the record as saying they wouldn't object to a thhosiefnsedem~. to consult with nothing less than a biased apology for monopoly control of national referendum on capital punishment' ff Brotherhnod's Conference, spaces are required an-, the wheel. Watch outl The June 27-29in MorleyAlberta. nually. The results of grave may be ,nearer than our economy." that is the accepted majority public sentiments. the centre line. • "The reeommeadation that corporate profits be made tax The Brotherhoodis holding NAC is urging Hugh alcohol and the automobile free is particularly ridiculous. Already working people pay Going even further, Defence Minister Barnett a national All Chiefs' Con- Faullmer, Minister of Indian are crystal clear; massive But what can be done to Damon has come right out with the hard-as court tie-ups, an acute stop this irresponsible mass 80 percent of the taxes in this country. The elimination of terence on these dates and a Affairs a~d Northern hospital space shortage, and murderer? The police, try company taxes wouldmean that citizens wouldcontribute an compared to the-previously prevailing weak- major item on the agenda Development, to oppose anY# four thousand needless, as they might, still need as even greater share." English Noted. kneed bleeding heart position--declaration that will be the rights of Indian use of funds from the much help us they can get. English continuedby pointing out that "These Corporations women. Undersection 12 (1) government for the .Morley . avoidable calamities. already enjoy overly-generoustax laws and certainly do not society to cope with 'terrorism has to return to (b) of the Indian Act an meeting until participation While the victims of So after a night out, be a capital punishment. . drinking and driving are res~nsible citizen; hail a deserve further concessions. Perhaps these multinationals, Indian woman who marries of Indian Rights for Indian either prosecuted or taxicab or catch the bus. In should be made to repay the billions of dollars in doterred Quite sanely he observes that if there hadn't anon-Indian loses all her Women is assured. hospitalized, the real culprit spite of all these alternate taxes that are owing the canadian people instead." been jailed terrorists in Italy before the courts- escapes "scetfrce". Alcohol forms of transportation, The Labour advisory committee cannot understand how if, in fact, they had been summarily tried, Letters some people still imist that the co~miminn failed to notice that it is monopolycontrol of is a proven killer; slaying our economy that has lead to price fixing and inflation. In convicted and executed-there would, have been more than three hundred they know their limit; these no incentive for their fellow anarchists to kidnap ]ritish Columbian citizens are the people who must be every field, commercialand industrial giants regulate what annually, The people of this watched. Man or machine we purohuse and how much it costs. Further mergers can and kill former five-times premier Aldo Moro. Expensive French . province must be made must intercede between the • only lead to complete domination. Already oil, auto, food ann Cnada has had its own taste of terrorism-the drunk and the roadway. other sectors are completely controlled by cartels. aware of liquor's potency, The report also suggests that Canada will need up to t520 Quebec Liberation Front's kidnapping and Dear Sir: th~ tramportatlnn problems and how to use it within Man's ingenuity combined. killing of Labor Minister Pierre Laporte and the It was noted in a recent • that are causing so much responsible limits. Alcohol, with advance technology billion in investment in the next seven years. It fails to may provide the final meation that much0f this money is destined fgr projects that snatching of British diplomat Jasper Cross-so it C.R.T.C. announcement hardship to our coastal a depressant, affects the are unnecessary and not in the Canadian inbii'est. Many of carried in your paper that it peoples. brain; slowing reflexes, and solution. Drinking and is not b~yond the bounds of possibility that is the intention of the C.B.C, driving accidents are on the these projects are in the nnergy field and are designed to politicians are changing their minds about Yours truly, impairing eye and body meet American and not Canadian needs. to broadcadt the C.B.C. J.E. Jahour coordination. An im- rise, and public p~ssure , I Nor does the report mention the many hundreds of millions capital punishment for reasons of fear and self- French service on Channel of dollars exported from Canada each year. Canadian banks preservation. II. This will be a repeater Dear Sir: process from the present The Hazelton Area TERRACE/KITIMAT and onrporation~ have invested heavily in projects in third If it happened here before-during the FLQ world countries. This m0~ey is lost to Canada and projects in programming broadcast in Homecoming is planned for this country. October Crisis-what's to prevent it happening Vancouver and will be July 27, 38, 29, 1979, again? relayed to Terrace via We are trying to ceataot all --] dadyherald To the Labour Advisory Com'mittee, as taxpayers, the ex.Hazeltenians ann would million that the Federal Government wasted on rids com- Little but sure and swift retribution for micro-wave fadlities. ' . It should be realslced that. appreciate your assistance Genera I Office - 635-6351 Published by mission "boKSlesthe mind." It is a high price to pay just to terrorists...... regarding names, addresses Circulation - 635.6357 Sterling Publishers employ a corporate lawyer and a businessman for a three the cost of this relay service year period. So Barney "Damon's out of the capital punish- would be at least $270,0O0per etc. H you wish to register for. PUBLISHER...Don Cromack merit closet and in favor of execution for year. This sorvi~ will also MANAGING EDITOR...Ernest Senior TODAY IN HISTORY terrorists. require the installation of a this big event or can help By THE CANADIAN PRESS transmitter (to be located on With addresses Of01d frimds, REPORTERS...Donna Vatlle'es (Terrace-Thornhlll) With ordinary MPs-and likely, most can- please contact: REPORTERS.,.Scott Browes (Kltlmat.KItAmaaf) May N, 19'/8 ~ didates-it goes further than terrorism. Copper Mountain) at an KITIMAT OFFICE...Pat Zellnski - 632.2747. equipment cost of at least Anne Reid, Published every weekday at 3212 Kalum St., Terrace, Samuel Pepys, the great Pepyn s~ by his friends, It comes home to the riding where the con- )100,000 plus the labour and BOx 108, B.C. A member of Varified Clrculetlon. Authorized as English diarist, died 275 ulthodgh~me (including his stituents, almost since the day Parliament technical services required llazelton, B.C. second class mall. Registration number 1201. Postage years ago today--in 1703-- wife)war, Roman Catholics abolished capital punishment, have been upset for installation. These V0J IY0 paid In cash, return postage guaranteed. aged 70. He had been the andhews~'severaltimesim- figures are very con- Looking forward to seeing • equivalent of minister of prisonedand falsely accused by the arrogance of their MPs "I know best servatlve and this' seems to you all in '791 what's good for you" attitude~ NOTE OF COPYRIGHT food during the plague of of complicity in "Popish be a high price tag for all the i 1666 and was one of only a plots." Some of these know-it-all MPs have retired or taxpayers to pay in order to 1969:-Thor Heyerdabl set The Herald retains full, complete and sole copyright handful of the government gone to their government rewards--and these cater to such a small local sail in Ra, a reed beat, in an in any advertisement produced and-or any editorial or who did not flee London. In 15&l--Snaanna, the first include some leftist-Liberal-leaning Con- minority. attempt to p~ovethat ancient i~otogrophlc content published In the Herald. 1686 he reorganized the 'child of William and Ann servatives. It appears that our Egyptians could have sailed eproductlon Is not permitted without the written Royal Navy along modern Shakespeare, was baptized. priorities are out of line as lines and restored its ef- ]Ttv--Alexandsr Pashkin, Among those who still remain and are feeling the coat of this uneeeseary to the AmericaS. ,, rmlsslon of the Publisher. flciency. Thronghout his life Russianpoet, was horn. the pressure-of public 'and organized police TN. service would alleviate

::4 / : /!: , ' THE HERALD, Friday, May 26, 1978, PAGE S Trav, [ ideas from the library byMlehadC~lks • Maps and photographs who want to see Europo wlth StHctlyspoakingthisisnota Now that stunNer is Just accompany the text which a minimum of cash. You'll tourist ~uidebook, but rather about bere many of you wlll points out the most in- findinte~estingtil~cnhit~- Justoneof the many travel be planning yot~ vacation terutlng features in each hiking, student discounts, books at the library, full of : and If you need some ideas park. A short history and cheap hotels, inexpensive beautiful color pictures for ': don't for~et to come down to desqription of geology, • restaurants and much more. armchair travellers. .. yore' public library. The plants and animals of the Dream Towns of Europe A Ben Voyage from your . public library contains a region are given as well. by JosephWechsborg. Public Library. wide variety of travel books Kids, Kids, Kids and that cover every corner of Vancouver, by Daniel Wood. .; the~lobe, Abrleflistingofa Here isabookthattallsyou " few of the many travel books hundreds of differmt things Wagon Days you ca~ borrow includes: ' you ean do with your kida the A Guide to the qua.. next timeyou'redown in tha .: Charlotte Islands by .~;eil G. big city. Most" of the at- Garey. For those v/~ zn'.'-. ,o actions are free and most ~ .: to get away to a ~mly un- i ~'e not well publicized. This ..<.~~. :. crowded and unspoiled is the way to find out about d~.~ ~ ~ -. vacation spot this guide may them. - ' ~ helpl ' Fodor's Caribbean, It will provide information Bahamas and. Bermuda. *~il : about the many beaches, This is one of the many parks, .boating and fishing Fodor travel guides ~ , areas that may be found on 'available at the library. For , ~. this magical bland off our those planning foreign travel . ~%'~b~h coast. Information on you should know as much as transportation and ac- possible about currency comodations is included as rates, hotel prices, tran- well as Ups on where to find sportation costa, poiDt~ of Honda Civic Wago. :' such things u old ltaida interest, and local customs. TERRACEHONDASALES totem poles and Japanese The Fedor books will give ~ 4842Hwy. 16West Terrace, B.C.V8GILe : ~188 fifJhiD~ halls, yOU a good start. 635.6571 or635.4325 Yellowhead Milepost by Let's Go: The Budget i~' Dealer Licence Number02066A Richard and Rochelle G~de to Europe edited by :: Wr~ht. lf your travels take Jeff Brown. Here is an in- HONDA Test drive a Honda today. :! you east this book will come dispmslble guide for those ;. in handy. Every place of conceivable int~rmt aloag " Route 16 is listed along with aanocdotes about the history :-: ofPhotographs the various.places. and exact MEmCAL • locatiom in both miles and '. kllometres highlight thi~ -', Jaspw National Park by compaaD.M.Baird. volume. This is one of a SERVICES PI.AN : number of booklets about the o IDENTITY CARDS Blockade Since February, 1978, the Medical Services Plan has lifted ~ i~g ne, ~d~t~ty~d~ to ~U ~ub~c~e~. ~e~o are purple in colour. After August 31, 1978, health practitioners PINCHER CREEK, .Airs. and medical facilities will be instructed to honour only the (CP) - The Peigan Indian band has decided to llft its purple cards. No other MSP cards will be accepted. blockade of an irrigation , If yOU have NOT received your new purple cards,

ea,,~l on its reserve about2o please complete the form below and take one of the -o kilometres east of this following steps:= .: southern Alberta com- .. m~ity, an RCMe If you normally receive your Medical Services Plan :: spokesmansaid Wednesday. • • " identity cards from your personnel/pay/pension office, : In an lnt~view, staff sat. please forward the completed form to that office/ ": Spiritual. rituals last chance for willRoland abide Barhar by ansaid injunction the band OR : granted Tuesday by Chin If y6ur medical coverage is provided through the :: Alberta SuprEmeCourt. completed form to your local Human Resources office. .::. 'Indians fighting •' alcohol The ~UmHOn ordered the band not to interfere with, OR :: / obstruct of molest Lath- If you normally receive your Medical Services Plan i. • C~[LLIWACK, B.C. (CP) spirit dancers and' adopting drink .because doctors had run throngh the mow-cov- bridge Northern Irrigation identity, cards by mar|directly from the Plan, please -- A rigorous four-day the traditional customs of warned of the danger of ered countryside. " . . Dbtrict workers attempting mail the completed form to:-. .:, ~: .... . '., :-~,~. ~:, ~..~:--~ initiation,. Into spiritual .b?0therh0Pd...... , .... dehydration, i -.parUcular]y ...... : ~...... toopm the'carol... " ...... dandng,~hi~e~'~ledthe ' The.iniibitl0n couiKs~ withaleohollcs. " Point said Henry to]d them Barber said he.was in- ';IDENTITY CAP,DS" ~ ...... !'~ ':~ ~'~'+~e,,r~,,~ death last December of abstinmce from food, andAnother part. of the aflerthedunkingcnthethird formed of the band's '; Elliot Hmry, must be re- although water is used only initiation, done only in day of his initiation that ha decision in a telephone Medical Services Plan of B.C. ~ h~ed if native people are to sparin~y, Point said Hmry winter months, requires a was "Mateful forwhatwe conversation with Chief 1515 Blanshard Street "" dMeat tberavages ofdrgg was given a deer broth to nude dip in eold water and a we~edolngforMm." Nelson&mllLepSr. Victoria, B.C. VSW3C8 Aflow4weeks/ordeh'very :" and slcehd abuse, 8 native 11 The chief, who has refused ' lhdi~ said Weclnesday. rM'3 1 • • " • 1 ta bdk with repor~zs since P-~' iuninnnmmnlB n n'm n n u i i u n In "nn Iron nBmnin n n 5 :' Stephen Point, testifying [~ last week, was unavailable n - . l :" ,, ~., .-, ..~,, ' lelevlslon vie .ence ana for comment. • : REQUEST FOR M.S.P. IDENTITY CARD :

~.,~,,o~,~o~., ~n ~,, and .,,~ I .I .I.I . .I .I .I I I I I ,! d the Inltiatio~ and died in delinquency studied. other---'"" Pelgan band I MY IDENTITY NUMBER IS:' hlsmwhilebdagtakento reprumtatlv, apparmtly I MY GROUP NUMBEI::{IS: ' ' I IIIIIII ' bo~tal. VANCOUVER (CP) -- the stereotypes it presents chl~ television, decided to abandon their I PleasePdnt Initials Surname ' , : : mominS"He(H')that'd'thathewasn't Deleptas taa confereuce through shows and com- The studies ,how !hat militant stand and Comply ,i N-AME ~!--- ~!--- J I [ [ ' [ ' J ] : " Wu~protectlo~o! ]uveNle delinqumey looked bow people relate to one televista.n te~d to be more meeting with Calgary at.the relationship between another, he said. fearful outside,the.it homes lawyer Bob Yom~. s t dd : tbe Camda Evidmce Act. "He was brmtl~ fast and Juveniles Wednesday by ~- Peter Bone, . the exngg,crate the proportion of from Calgary, Young said he N N ' : ~ba~dawecev~yooldas perlea~evbd~ab~a,u .associaUon's media C0. poOplemyol.ved ,~.weB- advbed.ePel~am~obey II I I III ,, ,1 I I I I I II I I , fftbenwasm~rculationin themselves, ordinator, said , recent forcement, ~ecause .many the order and he said he : I II ! ! • ! ~-" around for 25 ,,ears but we relationship betweet violence and law on- "Nelson Small Legs gives I CITY: " IIIIIIIIIIIIIII " in the longhoue to warm up havm't even~declded yet juvenile violence and wat' fo~ement themes( he said. the Peipns "pretty good I POSTAL ~ , , , ~ i : md tirol let him go f~' a rsst. : C In tbe mflernoonwe took him how to use it," Fred lr~. le 1 !1 1 leadership and he's a ODE: I I I I I I I I : , ,, ~. ~ ta t~ ~o~l~, ~, .ho ~. lhngllSn caJtleQ "'Itrati°nalwould~'"befoolishY°~gnotSaid'to | ' , ": I~t on 'tl~ way then he film, slide and sound : Point uld the initiation is insmtatioa on televisim, obey the injunction." .h._._ al l lli md e "'"'""'"'"'"'"'"'""'"'"",, ":. a Jut-chance rebirth for. the opening session ef the OTTAWA (CP) -- The .Ca diana in .other tmtlom to pursue lts claims Provinceof Ministryof ... Indians fi~hUn~ a losing three-day blemdal confer- Federation of Francophanes pron~ces. battle with. drugs and ence of the British Columbia Outside Quebec" hopes to The En~uebocers' for eomlzmsaflon for and Bdtlsh Columbia Health ~.,: rental of four'acres of Old. Hon. R. H. McClelland, Minister :: 81cohoi--"people who have Corrections Assoofatton. , convince politicians to in- society is presented as man River bed by the. .: never been suc~D/~." The one-hour show, ~ crease services to French- vigorous and growing by irrigation.district. HAVE PROBLEMS ' which delegates were Canadian minorities, by assimilation 'of immigrants • ::. "Our people are suffering shied with television images showing them that En~lsh- and French-Quebecers. ::. whatsome callcultural and sounds, was desl~ned to Quebecers are cultural French-Canadian culture ~ I~°rJr"" he said" '~[~h~ get start dlscuasl°n °n the nlilll--bY----I1' "de'ueboc" d'lcted's : critic/zed kr'drlnk~g a lot relaticmhip between violent the federatiou released a ' e~onomieally disadvmtaged Carpet & Drap! ,:: blttheymfacedwithmany television shaws and Juvenile renort today rocked with and bein8 absorbed by the .. social irol/em, violencebyf.o~i~, deleP.m figures s'ho~v]ng that .En~Oish-npeakingm/lieu. "11ze ~Indim ~ture is to explore mew .own..an- Enflish-Quebecers are .There are about 900,000 ,: locked down UpmL We walk pressions of temvlmon 'better edmated, earn more ~anadians outside B~ F 'i d0mm the street and get I~ton said. " i money and receive mote quebec,7§ per seat of whom I'! ~ , R " called names ~ dirty In- Television plays an m- medical, educational and live i, Ontario bad New Iry~dlmssnduvsJ~.When'we to put m a dance for i~rtantroleinlifebeeauseof-" II II ,, ±_~ ....legal I-Vservicm;n " French." Brnnawick,., 0WNERN|WJIi i i: md rake ~n a =,., ;4717 ~,~, it E "It makes m admmed of TERRAO MEATS ,0~ .~I ~u~ ,,~ u~ ~ o, ~ 4 JiM S ~xqham.=~- ~s" ,,,,,s,(.oxt to Fields) OOO'|" 766 HASON' ~ S teach India.m-thelr • i T ! herita~ and allow them to whkh before the arrival oz. Indoor-Outdoor thewhite man did not in- M " Shags, Loops~; Twist, dude the abuse ofdr~gs and A Sculptured alcohol. we ]~l~]p.llke our OWil SOIZ8 ~, We have a~d d~ui0zte~. We've never ' E Scotch Guarded dane 8n~thi~ to hurt them, S Carpeting o:i we are ~ to help." ¢, DAMAGED HEART ~:~ medl~'evidmce that Henry four-day initiation had 1,200 saml~lea E ~,,,~ ~,~m, c.~,.o..- NOW OWNEDAND OP RATED by M M ' ,o chooae from When quality matters. b~ * rest en routp to the hospital, , ' ' p eo~aud0U~,,~nauenS H#ll be happy to cut what you t " -8heers-LlnadOrape, ' BoxTO,$mithers I • Insulated drapes - Drape (0da 1073 Math St, Ph, 84.7-4485 Henry's brother, testified ' the way" you want ~t cur. ~. i I " " that they lad bern cured of alcoholism by becoming , ' , " " 1 I 4

' ( . PAGE 5, THE HERALD, Frlday, May 26, 1978 Vancouver to host •Toronto beats Seattle in N.A. soccer Yucca Futz on-tap for international golf tourney "Vance BalevSki scored two strength of two goals by Carl of Toronto Metros-Croatia's Heinz Granltza and 16 saves Two more national PGA 1967, and in the top 10 of that he added. "However, we are three goals In a 3.twin over by •goalkeeper David ChampionS, including event nine other times in a pleased with the raspmse ~. Seattle Sounders in a North Flaschen. • Terrace SkydiVers Roberto De Vicenzo of span of almost 30 years. He far and We ex.i~ct to be able American Soccer League The other winless team in Argmtinaz have accepted has held the Argentine Open to announce some more game Wednesday night, hut the NASL, Memphis Bolues, The Terrace Skydivers are still alive, and kicking. The group invitations from the title 10 times, was runner-Up names 'in the near future". he says he likes setting up upset the defending recently competed in the !lth Annual Ka _ndoops Skydiving May Meet Canadian Professional in the Masters to Bob Goalby For the first time in the goals more than scoring championNew~YorkCeem°s Golfers' Association• to in 1968, won the Brazilian at which one Terrace skydiving novice took second place. CPGA's history, 'the thmn. t-0 on a first-holf goal by participate in the St00,000 Open six times in addition to "rm not known primarily Tony Fields. Roxanne Ver?nette, of Kitimat, was the only local jumper to take a Labatt's International Golf Championship is. being the Dutch, French, German, thrown open to foreign as a goal scorer, but as a Minnesota Kicks extended front-line spot with her jumps. Classic tn Vancouver, Spanish, and Jamaica players as a form of ap- playmaker," says the 30 their winning streak to seven Other than Roxanne only two members of the local club were able to August 17 to 20. Opens. year.old mldflclder. ,'I still with a 3-2 win over Tampa David Zink, Executive preciation to Labatt attend the meet. Tom Simpson and Diane Mueller were the Previous entrl~ in the Breweries of Canada don't know my team.mated Bay Rowdies. Director of the CPGA, prestige-filled event which Tony Bellinger scored the courageous pair who took the trip to Kamloops. yesterday revealed that the Limited who are celebrating well enough to make the the CPGA and Labatt's plan their 150th birthday in good plays." final goal in a tie-hrasker great.~lnternational veteran as the second richest tour- shootout that went to the In anticipation of this year's B.C.. Summer Games seven local from Argentina has agreed 'business and their 12th as In four~ games with namant inCanada this year, Sponsor of the CPGA Toronto, Balevski has scored eighth kicker--with the jumpers, including the ar~s of I~:timat, Prince Rupert, and Van- to pie:', in the 150th LabaR's are defending Champion shootout score at 3-3--to give derhoof, are preparing for competition. Championship. on three Penalty kicks, one anniversary event at the George Knudaon of Toronto's rebound, and on a shot from Dallas Tornado a 2-1 win Shaughneasy Country Club. Oakdale Golf Club, New In addition to invitations over Lo~Angelas Aztecs. In the more recent future a jump-off will be held in Vanderhcof July' sent out to more than 20 PGA about 20 yards out. The five Also added to the field is Zealand PGA Champion goals account for half of the In oth" shootout games, 22 and 23. Followin-g that members will be ready for the August 19 and Patrick Cotton of the Club Simon Owen and South dmmpions throughout the Timbers world, the CPGA and team's scor~g in its oPening Portland 20 jumps at the Summer Games. France near Paris, holder of Africa'PGA Champion John ten games. goalkeeper Mick Poole the' French Professional Bland. Labatt'.s have sent in- blocked three Washington For more information_on the jump-offs call Tom" Simpso _n at 635-7738. vitations to a number of Balevski's penalty kick at The fourth Annual Yucca Futz will be held at Woodcock B.C. July 1 Golfers' Association "We are pleased with the "4:19 of the first half gave Diplomats overtime shots to Championship and a regular way r&Penaas are coming in other major international give Portland a 2-I victory, and 2. This is a club sponsored competition. stars. Metros a I.O lead and started member of the strong fields from our invitations", Zink Toronto on its way to its third eliminating Wasblngion's • Categories for the meet number four: Novice, from 0 jumps to self- that compete in the said yestcday. "We will be announcing win of the season against six chances of' moving ahead of European Order of Merit "We cannot expect to get within the next week", Zink the Cosmos in their Eastern supervised jumps, Junior,: from self-supervised to 75 jumps, In- losses. Clmmpioaships. all of the PGA Champions stated, "the entry ofone of Seattle was gaining control division of the National termediate, from 76 to 250 jumps, and ~enior, from 251 jumps and up. De Vicenze is one of golf's from around the world the worM's premier golfers, of the match as the first half Conference standings. Trophies will be presented the participants in the Yucca Futz for great international stars, because our dates will un- as well as other entrants drew to a close, and early in Mike Flanagan scored his first place jumpers. Plaques will accompany second and third place winner of the British Open doubtedly conflict with other from several other golfing the second half they tied the llth and 12th goals of the Championship at Hoylake in major world tournaments", nations". divers. score at t-l• Balevski's season to lead New England second goal at 62:53 put the Tea Men to a 3-1 win over Team accuracy is another aspect of the competitions which awards a Line-up Metros back in the lead and San Jose Earthqnakes. club with a plaque.Perhaps the most honoured trophy is the oneto be Bengals could lose an insurance goal by Ivair Goals by Mike Stojanovie, presented the_most sportsmanqike_ guy or gal skydiver.. Ferrelra rounded out the Pat Ercoli and Ibrsham best defensive end Switch .up scoring. Silva gave, Rochester The Woodcock competition will include a bar.beque on Saturday so all Chicago Sting took its first Lancers its second straight are urged_tQ, bring their camping gear and make a weekend of it. American League CINCINNATI (AP) -- telephone since then, But he vietor~ of the season 2-1over shutout With a 3.0 win over Woodcock is located about 50 miles from Terrace and has a good Toronto Blue Jays option Cincinnati Bengals of the wouldn't say how talks are 3itcher Dave Wallace to Syr- Detroit Express on the Tulsa Roughnecks. landing site. National Football League going. deuce of the International appeared unconcerned about Paul Brown said a verbal League; sign relict pitcher ...... ;, • •, ~:... * ~;.;,;. ;';~ • • ..... ,:,F..:- *;,~ F.~.~. ~,.'~'F'~'~ ...... ;: ;';'.';~.'.~,*,'; a report that one of their agreement has been reached ~,:.:.:.1.:.:.:...:..1.:.:.:.:.:.:.:~";.,'::;~::.:.~1:::::~:~1:;.:;.:'~.~.~.:;~:;:.:.1.:~:.;.;.;.;.;.;,;.;..., Mike Willis. first-round draft choices~ with ~ Benguls'- other first- Detroit Tigers recall ,...... -.....-...... ;...... vg;• • • • • • • .','.'.',',',-*-,-.',-,;£,=',~,;,;~:,:,*,;.~,.~;.;.; ~.~.~p:;~;:.;.~.q:::::`*..;~;:;~..~;..~.;.~.:.:~.:~;~..;~;~;~;.~;~;~;~;.;.;.;v~...... ~..~;~ • .%:,~._*.'~ • - .,?.'~,T,,.%:.'~ ~.?,~.?,-.?,~.?...?...~'.~.-.~.~.*.....*...-...... ,~.?.:.'.-.'.'.','.~...... :; defensive end Ross Browner, round selection, University pitcher Steve Baker from, ,**....*..,.**.,.*,*....**..~***~,~,;.;,~*;*; ....,~,.***.,; ~**~*.*~*~*.*~**~.~.*.*.~*~.~''.'.*..~.~'`*~.~*~*.*.~•..*~*~*~*~*~.~.*.*.*~*~*~*..~...~**~.~ might join Toronto of Washington centre Blair Evansville of the American Bush, und a contract is I Argonauts of the Canadian 'Association; place pitcher Football League. expected to be signed on Fernando Arroyo an Saturday. "It doesn't concern us," assignment. APPRENTICESHI P coUNSELLOR Innisfail cow-pokes lead rodeo general manager Paul FOOTBALL CFL Brown said Wednesday. "If Channel Hamilton Tiger-Cats sign For Ministry of Labour, to visit industrial he goes to Canada, he'll he quart~hack Steve premises to determine conditions under Central Alberta cowboys win the bull riding. Three event while ghree Albertam, Chatter Marlucci; claim defensive and particularly those from pcints back was Mike back in a year or two which apprentices are employed; fo Jerri Duce, Granum, Maria anyway. Not only is Canada hack Ward Smith on waivers Innisfaii, led the lineup at the Tierney of Broken Bow, McGhie, Cardaton, and Bills by Don Pearson, Custom arrange apprenticeships, recommend a foreign country, but there Sports froni Toronto Argonauts. pay window at the Stavely, Nebraska. Soppak, Ryley, tied for first British Columbia Lions training and advise employer-apprentice of Alts., Indoor rodeo, May 12 Kent Butterfleld of Stet- is the NFL pension and Low at 11:20 a.m. at 13 place in ladies barrel racing. several other benefits here to sign running back Rod obligations and provisions of "Ap- to 14. tier, Alia., topped the steer feet Condors, wide receive" John Innlsfall's Ivan Daines wrestlers with a run of 3.9 Pro rodeo action cantinum consMer. High tide this afternoon at prenticeship & Tradesmen's Qualification with events at Tuber, Alta., Tilzen and defensive hack ' won the saddle brone riding ascends, followed by Tom "We have our three 5:30 at 14 feat, adjusted to Don Guy. Act"; to evaluate programs, prepare with a mark of 75 on Big Ivaea of Lethbridge at 4.1 May 20 to 22, Cloverdale, defensive linemen plus we Kit/mat waters. reports, pr?mote up-grading courses and B.C.., May 19 to 22 and Toronto Argonauts sign Country Rodeo's Morley seconds. have Ted Vincent, whom we Douglas channel fishing is defensive back Steve job creation programs. while neighbor Larry Keith Elliott of Edmontun •Falkland, B.C., May 2t and like, as well as Ken Johnson good again today for Spring Ackroyd and kicker John Robinson won the calf roping won the novice saddle brans 22. and Coy Bacob. We'd like to salmon with most boats with a sizzling 8.9 seconds. Archibald. Qualifications Completion of ap- have Browner but if he went catching fish. NFL Daines and Robinson to Canada it wouldn't be a After work last night I San Francisco Mg~s sign prenticeship and several years' jour- qualified for both the Israeli coach not life-or-death matter." went out myself and caught a quarterback Bruce neyman experience in a skilled trade; Canadian Finals Rodeo and number of fish commonly Threadgill and defen- the National Finals Rodeo in' allowed The Notre Dame graduat~ known as Shakers. These excellent knowledge of pertinent in China was in Toronto Tuesday and sivetsckle Archie R,ense. legislation, willing to transfer and use own 1977. fish are Spring salmon of one , HOCKEY Allan Thorpe of Bowden, DAYTON,Ohio (AP) -- said be was leaning toward or two year old fish. They years, signing with the Argonauts, NHL ; ,., : . ,~ , car, on.mi!eage. Aita., shared top spot., in The U.S. men's volleyball "We objected, ,to this were cangl~t 30 feet down an New' "~rk '.l~an~'r~ sll~d/; bareback riding with a new-, team, accusing the Chinese :the. team that is suing the position by the Chinese ~d Beagals for $2 million for Herring Strip along with e dsfenceman Ti~i Bt~..hwtII: "~ ':~om:~6tiifo:, 78:i%~4:~8 TERRACE; ..... " comer tb th~ Canadian pro of "political shenanigans," have been in negotiation large Flasher. Cleveland' Barons sign rodeo scene, Lea Bell of has cancelled its June tour of allegedly tampering with of. Hot sports are just this Closing Location. Prince George since the time they put this fansive tackle Mike Wilson. centre Mike Eaves from Orange, Australia. China. roadblock in our way," Beel • side of Cleo Bay and Jeesy University of Wisconsin. Competition 78:1345-68 N E/SON, Jim Brown of Hussar, "What beganas a friendly said. "We feel that for the Mike Brown, Bangals' Falls area. Some large Colorado Roeldes return Closing Location- Nelson Alta., recorded the highest playing tour of China at their women's team to make the assistant general manager, Springs did come in dafeaceman-left winger Bob Salary - $19,212-. $24,036, plus northern • mark of the rodeo with a 90 invitation has become a tour without their coach flew last weak to the Atlanta yesterday from the Blsher Necly to TorontoMaple Leafs allowance at Terrace. on Big Country's Homer to political hassle," coach would he a real handicap as office of Br0wner's agent, Bay area and these fish and right winger Fred Ahem Doug Beal told a news wellns a slapin the face. The Prentice Yawkey, and has weighed in at the 35 pound to Cleveland Barons • in Vancouver conference Thursday. Chinese new say that the conlmunieated .with him by size. , straight player sales. Closing Date - June 7, 1978 The U.S. men's and coach could come if she gets ~*....~:~:~;:;~;.;~;:;.;~;:.:~;~;~;~;.;~;~;~;:;~;.;~;.;.;~;~;~;~;.;~;:;.;~:..;.;~;.~.;:~:~.~;.%.::;~.~:~.~.~:~;:%.~.~;~.;.~;.;~;~;~;~;:;~;:~.:~..:.:~.:.::;*os ons areopen to oth men an women. lacrosse womm's teams were invited a United States re-entry .*•*.*.*.. o .,..,, H*,..,,., .I ,.,, =.,., o.... •...... o,..,,-- .... Canadian citizens are given preference• to play a series of matches in visa. Obtain and return applications at addresses below, VANCOUVER (CP) -- China June 3-18. But the "As a matter of principle, unless otherwise Indicated. Doug Hayes scored twice to Chinese refused to permit we cannot accept these lead Vancouver Burrards to Arie Sellnger, coach of the political shenanigan" We Business an 11-6 win over Coquitlam womm's team, to go an the wanted to go to China to piny Province bf British Columbia Adanaea in Western tour because she was voll~yhall, not international ! ilot Jisted in ur Lacrosse Association aotioa travelling under an Israeli politics." Public Service Commission Wednesday night, passport, Beal mid. Selinger The women's team is 0| Other Vancouver scorers is an Israeli citizen who has scheduled to leave for Korea 1190 Melville St., Vancouver, B.C. V6E 3VV1 were John Krgovich, Grag coached the team for three and Japan May 27. Grieve, Bob Holmes, Ward 201-1899WIIIIngdon Ave., Burnaby, B•C. VSC 5R3 Sonderson, Bill Fonie, Rico Valleyvlew Lodge, Essondale, B.C. VOM 1J0 Bellusel, Ran Pinder, Pat UBC coach trys 544 Michigan St., Victoria, B.C. VSV Ryan and Takl Vohalls. WATER LILY BAY RESORT -'7 6-22 7 . The score was tied 3-3 after the first Period and Van- Canadian league couver led 9:,6 after the We,re....o,V,T,...._c..o,....,,,,00 second. VANCOUVER (CP) -- British Columbia for two BOYDS BODY SHOP- 635-9410 ' , Coquitlam, which has wen Dlanae Murray is a 23.year- .. years as a non-paid student. only one game in five starts old volleyball coach with UBC Thtmderettes'won GEMINI EXCAVATING - 635-3479 this season, got three goals impressive credentials who Canadian women's senior Listed from Randy Delmonleo, would like a full-time lille earlier this year and while Moe Jedoin, Wayne coaching position in Canada. also took home the national" o.,..Free-forONETHEHERALD monthcourtesy of McAuley and Randy Bryan intercollegiate . cham. Here/ added singles. Murray, a Vancouver pionshlp.' Now, armed with Vancouver goaltender native whose playing career •a degree from UBC's faculty Brad Borrow blocked 37 with the national team was (g ~d~catien~ she would like a if you wish your Business Phone 635"6361 shots, while John Lewis and cut short by a back Injury, fall.time coaching Job in listed for your customers please call .... 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If you reside inTerraee or F third-rankndBrianGotlfried caved in to eightseeded • "coaching in a Canadian the lake a. of the United States from the Solomon6-4, 3.6, 6-0. university doesn't see~ as Th0rnhill and do not have $230,000 Italian OPen tennis Fourth-ranked Eddie important as It Is in the little faster - championships today while Dibbs of the United States States," she skid in a recent Harold Solomon beat fellow gained the quarter-finals by interview. "You can't make a paper carrier - and run a litth. American Arthur Ashe. eliminating unranked a living from it and that's Higaeras, seeded No. 13, AustrallanKimWarwick74, wi~' we lose a lot of ceachee further, and troi[ . won 6-3, 6-2 as Gotffried was 6-3. to American schools." t we have a caught on an off day, his Among women, top-seeded ..all day long with- backhand placement shots Mien Jamovoc of Murray hasn't had any falling short of their target. 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THE HERALD, Friday, May 26, 1978, PAGE 7 Blue Jays. suffer loss Boston 8-2 PCL Gulls dump Missions By THE ASSOCIATED single in the fifth inning pro- half a .me behind flat. By ROSS HOPKINS ' with an .3.3 victory'over pRESS v/dad Salt Lake with what place Phomixin the East~n HuRUn pr~luoed the first csignated hitter Willie o~ a hit off reliever Joe Firebelli~ Frank Mac- proved to be the winning Division by downing TORONTO" (CP)-- Mike Toronto Blue Jays. run. Howell then seerad as rpShflw with the bases Coleman, making his tint Tcrr~ was the first to admit "Torrez has pitched some Cermack, sent down to the margin. Andy Dyes hit • solo Tacoma, top team in the Rick C~one bounced into a ,aded, none out and one run appearance with the Blue Pacific Coast baseball home run for San Jose. West, he wasn't at his best Wed- pmoe, like tenisht, when he forneunt. cross in the sixth. Jays since being purchased uesday niShi. didn't throw all that well and "My fasthal] wl running League by Seattle Mariners Albuquerque remained Brohamcr's home run was Monday night from Oakland because of control problems Yet he still managed to win still won," said Zlmmer as el~t two feet at thnes and J first of the season 8nd A'S. his sixth pme of the season the Red Sox moved a couldn't find my release Jest year, was his own worst "~me aRer a one-out walk to After a single to Fisk and enemy with San J~se and Boet~* mannger Don game ahead of Detroit polnt, t' said Torrez who ~ed Lynn, He hit a 2-0 pitch Zimmcr believes that's what Tigers and New York si~d a lucrative contract Brohamcr's double, Evans Missions on Wednesday .f loserDave Lem•nczyk, I- delivered the last two niSht. makes the 3t-year-old rl~ht- Yankees. "That's the sign ot with the Red Box as a free • Lover the right field fe~oe, handsr one of baseball's a good pltehe~ when he can agent this season •fter Sox rum in the eighth with a San Jose was leading Salt )out 340 feet away, single up the middle. Lake City Gulls 4-3 in the waster pitcher,. win, eve~ when ho's not playing ~n instrumental part .... '.ynn also preceeded ' third inning when Mac- difference a Torr~ pitched a seven. sharp." in the Yankees' World Series :#'s~ homer with • walk-- hitter W~dneedsy, while Terrez, 6.3, gave up only a. triumi~ kit year. "I'm Just Rick Bosettl ran the Blue Cermack fielded a potential, ~e of four the Red Sex drew Jays out of • couple of double-play grounder, He Jack Brobamur and Carlton pair of third.ianing si~les ~ad the guys could get me •f of three Toronto pltohere. a price makes. Fish each hit two.run before the Blue Joys struck as~e ru~. scoring opportunities, He: threw the ball into cater ~co of those given free opened the third with a base. field, resulting In two homa.s as the Red Son for their two rune in the , WALKEB FIVE ~sses md~l up searing, unearned runs that enabled moved Into undisputed sixth, Slnglna by Bob Baflor Terren gmggled with his hit but was caught alsO, i"isk, with his fourth home Bob Bailer followed with a the Gulls to tie the score, The pommalou of first place in and Roy Howell and walks on control throughout the ~ of the season, also hit a 3- the East Division of eight straight balls to" Jdm long single to right-oentre, final score was Salt Lake 6, contest; walking five while ,itch from Laman~yk and Sah Jose 5. bsaoball's American Laague Mayb~ry and Tommy striking out Just one-- ~e the Bed BOxa ~ lead in In the seventh, with tim In other games, sixth. Boeton's third run Red. Sox up 6-2, Bnsettl Albuquerque Dukes over- ~d come in the third on Rick singled with one out and ease Tacoma Yankees 8.0, Cardinals end losing streak.. .~rleson's bloop double moved to second on Bailer'S Phoenix Giants squeezed •-,wn the right field line and ground out, Roy Howell ,past Hawaii Islanders 4-3 with 2-0"on F_ l S :try Remy's single up the followed with a single, but and Portland Beavers iddle. Bosetti ran thr0ngh tldrd- dumped Vancouver Canadians 7-3. Wet [pounds forty, elf at By .M ASSOCIATED a ,itch'and Montreal third previous at.bats, , ~RST APPEARANCE base coach Jsclde Moore's TERRACE HONDA SALES PRESS baseman Larry Parrloh mrmma two.run~ e • 8oston got its sixth run in atop sl~n, was eanghf in a ~M in postponement of 4842 Hwy. 16 West Terrace, B.C. VOG 11.8 St, Louis Cardinals ,w~e bobbled Ken Reitz's , ~ seventh witho.t benefit rundown and eventually Tuesun'a game at Spokane. 635.6571or538-4325 Dealer Llcence 02066A beMnnlng to talk to them. ~onnder to load the bsaes Reds 5' Braves 4 tagged out by shortstop SMITH HITS WINNER selves, but nothing happened before Simmons came Cincinnati stayed within a BritairT f6 s Burloeon. Tommie Smith's two-run HONDA Test drive a Hondatod . untll Jdm Denny started flu'ongh, halting St. Louis's pms of ha Frn~. by listening, worst slide since the 14 ,~or~j three rum m.u~. cricket "I told myself, 'Enough is alraight Moais it suffered in eighth • inning against coo~hl'" the lanky right- 1916, Atlanta, the deetdve" one MANCHESTER, Engl~d hander said, And with that Cubs II Plies 4 scoring when reliever ~P) -- England beat he 4m/fled Montreal Expos Manny Trille'n two-run ~ckeY MaLlet walked Joe ~kistan by 132 rmm in a with a two-hlttor that, homer in the t0th Inalng,;ou M_orgsn with the bases .,-hired-over cricket match llllli~ • Old Traffoni today. coupled with Ted Simmcos's Gene Garber's first offering Paklatanls were dis- two.run slngl~ in the third aft~ be hit slugger Dave ,'he Pn~oe 0 Dedgorl 3 ,.~sedfor 85 in reply to Eng- i.ning,earried the Cards to a Kingman with a pitch, Tucker MMerd and Oscar ,d's score of 217 for seven ~0win, ending their lt-~ame propelled the Cuha unahalf Gamble each hit • homer lesl~ strask. ,~dnesdsy when play in the .me ahead of the Phii~ in and combined for five hits :le-day international was Le~ in the National the East. and five runs batted in to gue, Chicago Cubs :zrtailed by the weather. The Cubs fled it 44 in the lead a rehlt San Dlqo st- Fast bowler Bob Willis moved put Philadelphia and ninth when, with two outs, tack that dropped the into fL-et place in*the Eut ,ok four wickets f~ 1S runs Steve Ontiverou and Dave Dodgers two games behind an 11-0ver stretch. with a 10-lining, e.4 victory Hader singled and Gre~ the Giants. over the Phllliea, San Orms hit a triple down the wager " ~. Giants held its field line, PirM~l J Mete Webb one..me lead,in the West Giants i Astres 0 Willie Mmtsnez hit a first- VANCOUVER (CP) -- In- with a 2.0 win over Houston John Monlafueco had a ahq~le and home runs sider Marvin Webh has Astir, Cincinnati Reds beat threehit shutout gong but in the elSbth and 10th innkp :~en assigned to V•ncouver Atlanta Braves 5.4, San manager Joe Albchell] seat to drive in four runs for the ~anadians of the P•ctfic Diqo Padres defeated Los Vic Harris in as • pinch- Mote but Re,ate Stmnett's oast League, "the baseball Angeles Dodgers 9-3-and hitter for Mont~ueco in the two-run ~ in the bottom .~am announced Wed- Pittsburgh Pirates beat Now sixth inning, even theush the 10th won it for Pitt- ,:sday. York Mete 6-S in 10 inninp. Harris had only one hit in 33 sbursh. Oakland A'o of the if.your "1 looked at the losing .merican League purchased sir~k as something that 'ebb's contr•ct from San S~L both ways," Denny A's ~tonio Dodgers of the "You can win a bunch ~xas League. Oakland has By THE ASSOCIATED "We have to Juggle and worlc~ agreement with pass are ins row or lose. I accepted it as that, I don't think the guys PRESS hops we're incky," said Jack ancouver. really got down that much. I Another funny thing McKeon,wbotook.oyer when Webb replaces infielder think we worried too much happened to Oakland A's Winkles qulL "We've seen ~ike Adams on-tlm Van- about other teams. Some- Wednesday night--they fell two i~tty seed pltckerstha ~uver roster. Adams is out time8 we got beat, other out of first place in the Insttwool~hts(Caldwellasd definitely after suff~ing a times we beat ourselves." American League West Jerry Augustine). Left. actured Jaw Monday in a 1~ only ~ts Denny ga~ Division. • ~ m lining to give un ~se-line collision with a up m ronte to his second two. Maybe Bobby Winkles trouble." hoenix Giants' player. hitter of the ~ and know something when he Red 8ox 8 Blue Jays Z ~earuer ~hutout were quit as manager of the A'• Jack Brchanfer and TORONTO (CP) :- Eight by Andre Dawson in .Tuesday, because they ~.,ar|t~ FInk.~hit, two-run ~hateu~' will take part in continued a ~ldo. that Is ~me~: mid~:*:Mlixf:Tim~z i~e' $100,000" Ladies l/s mioda the,Sixth lnning.•nd Gary..... nero them Inca 12 of XT..p/tchadaeevenlgtterforhla carter in the nevonth, He rofessional Golfers pmes, the latest a 7-I slath victoey u thoRed Sex ~ssociation tournamen! struck out three Expos, moved into fL.'st I~ce in the md Imsfiiling. walked one and helped decision to, Milwaukee ~ne 1-4 at St. George's Golf Brewers. AL East, me gems ahead of nd Country Club. They are himself by starting two Coupled with California'• Detroit and New Hork. double plays. .[arlene Strelt of Stouffville, 4-1 win over Chicago White Dwight Evam also drove in *at,, Judy Ellis of Waterloo, In, the decisive third, Sex, it pushed the Angels into two runs with an dghth- Garry Tem.id~on was safe ,at., Cheryl] McComzdl of" A ,r beer first plane, five l~reoutage ,arrow, Ont., Pam Johns on a ridder • choice, thm Roysb ~ Marinr" ihd Duos hit Jim Dw~cr with points ahead of the'A's, who :~d Sue, Wickware of had been ea top since April The trz :br rzStwo rune In oronto, Chcryii French of fwall kindsof reasom. the ninthm Tum'Pequette's amrose, Alt•., Michek In other American League Ixmea-louded [[rounder And ,uibeanlt of Montreal and Standings action, Kansas City Royals Hal McRac'• sacrifice fly. • .aula Phillips of Vancouver. By THE CANADIAN PRESS beat Seattle Mariners 6-5, Kansas City ermed, a 4-0 NATIONAL LEAGUE Texas Rangers beat Min- deficit in the fifthon Amos ABR HPCt. nesota Twins 3-2 in U in- Otis'• two.run homer and Monday, LA 122 23 42 .344 hinge, Boston Red BOx Clint Hurdle'• two-run Burro~.ghs, All 129 16 44,341 defeated T~to Blue Jay• double, but the l~dners Puhl, Hou 148 22 SO .338 8-2 and Detroit Tigers took a 5-4 lead in the bottom 6aker, LA 133 17 44 ,331 dawned Baltimore 3.3 in the d the fifth on Juan Ber- Buckner, Chi 106 13 35 .330 first game of a doubleheader nberdt's homer. Grlffey,' Cln 176 26 58 .330 before the Orioles came back l~cs S Twi~ S Smith, LA 154'29 50 ,325 to take the elshteap 1-0. The AI Oliver. who s/nglad DrJessen, Cln- 151 27 49.325 Cleveinn~ew York game home the. first ~un in the' Concepcion, CJn 152 20 49 .322 was mined ont, op~ inning, singled home Clark, SF 150 26 47 .313 Chris Keapp. i/tohed a pil~h' nnmcr Bobby Ooubles: Simmons, St, Louis, fourhittcr and M Baylor Thmnpaon in the ilth 'as 15; Rc~e,'Clncinnatl, 13; Howe, and Bobby Grich homered to Tunas' ended Minnesota Houston, 13. lead the Angels over the M~ ace Mike, Manhaii's Tr|ple~: Gross, Chicago, S; White BOx on the field and , string of auk.eases. Inhla Murcer, Chicago, 4; Randle, over the A's in the standings, previous five appearances Hew York, ••4; Garner, Plth. "We struggled to get since Jolainz the Twine last burgh, .4; Foster, Cincinnati, 4; here, ,, ea{dB•yler. 4, Weloat week, Marshall had eamed a Clark, San Francisco, 4. seven of lion the read. The win and four saves. Home Runs: Monday, Los An. thing we have to do is turn Tl~ers 3.O Orioles 3.| 0ales; 11; Klngmsn, Chicago, 9. that •round and start win- Andrea Morn'• tint b~ne Runs Bailed In: Morgan, Cin. ning two out of three. We run adace keinS reoailad cinnafl, 33; Monday, Los Ange- have to take advantage of from the ndmr lesguco May lea, 33; Foster, Cincinnati, 31; ii~. Kansas City is not 15 and Jim Palmer'.s six.bit Smith, Los Angeles,,31. well and Te0um is pitching highlighted Stolen Bases: /~reno, Pith. .S00 ball. We know Balthnore'8 victory in the burgh, 21; Cudeno, Houston, 16. K•neas•p•a•yt• City will start nightoap. The. Tiers, who Pitching'(5 Decisions): Boa. playing well sooner or hadloetU straight pmee in ham, Cinciunetl, 5.0, 1.000; Reu, later," Balthnore sinre JUly 31, Los Angeles, 5-0, ].000; Blue, "This is a pretty good 1976, won the opener on a San Francisco, 6.1, .857. bunch of boys," said nlnth.ian~ng single by Str!keculs: Richard,, Houston., manager Dave G•rcta, Aurelto I~, 74; P. Nlekro, Atlanta, 64. ,whose Job was reported in t AMERICAN LEAGUE 5eepsrdy earlier this mouth. : : AB R H 'Pet. "I read ahaut what lure hap- C P~ L L 8 W E R E Carew, MIn 162 27 63 .3~ poned to the Y•nkees end the COSTLY Jackson, Cle 91 11" 34.374 A's • few years ago ann 'The first public tran- Rice,,,BOS 178 35' 62 .348 wonder hew good they could satlantl~telephone call in May,/Det 85 11 29 ,341 havebeen if they didn't have 19~6between London and Cubbage, MIn , 112 14 38 .339 prohlems.',' New York cost &15 (about Pinlella, NY 90 13 33 .3~7 Meanwblze, the' A's lost Sundharo~ "rex 133'14 44.331 when Milwaukee's Mike ~0 at that time) for three Lezcano, MII .. 104' 17 ' 34 ,327 Ca]dwell pitched a six-hiit~ minutes. Cooper, MII 153 24 50.327 and Robin Yount drove in Chamblln, NY 147 21 48 .327 three, rtum ~er the Brewers.

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PAGE 8, THE HERALD, Friday, May 26, 1978 Wife of double agent says CIA is lying GORDON WASHINGTON (AP) -- So abe wants Senator Birch consulting with his U.S. Copaken said Shadrin The wife of a U.S, double Bayh (Den. Ind.), chairman superiors, didn't know about lgor's agent last seen three years of the Senate intelligence SAYS VERSION UNTRUE conv~'astioas with the C][A ago thinks the C~, may have committee, to inve~tigate "But that simply is not when the FBI bepn feeding forfeited her husband's life new information about the true," Copakon said in an information to KGB AND to boost thecareor of another disappearance. And she has interview Wedae~dny night, operatives through Shadrin. Soviet spy secretly world~ asked President CaY,er for a He said a Russian agent "His disappearance may HARDWARE STORES for the United States., meeting. known only as Igor called ~ery well tie into the way he Nicholas Shadrin was last Mrs. Shadrtn wants an thmCIA Director Richard was recruited," said seen on a winter night in investigation into "whal Helms at home in 1966. Copaken. "'It may have a ANDERSON Vienna stepping into a car complicitythere was by U.S. Helms wasn't home, but his tremendous beart~ on what with two agents of the KGB, cfficinis In Mr. Shadrin's ~lte took,the message, may have happmed to him the Sm/tet secret police. disappearance," sol( Igor.wanted to go towork in the end. They cam- The United States says it Richard Copaken, her law- for the United States--but to Ixondsed him from ~ day doesn't know what happened yer. lock good to Ms superiors he one." to Shadrl~ Mrs. Shadrin said U.S. in- needed to recruit Shadrin as Copaken said the CIA and Buti~ wife, Eva, says the teJligecca officials told bet" a Soviet opy, Copaken said. FBI, ceafrontodinAprllwith CIA already has lied about that her hmhand was ap The ]aWer said" there is the nl]eged Igor connection, how it convinced her proaehad in 1966 by the further speculation in the in. said national security husband to become a double Soviet KGB and asked to T.V, GUIDE telligmce community that prevented them from going agent. And, abe says, agents become a double as•t. They Igor may have been a triple beyond what they had Jill ,'~tinp subject to ohanp without notice. may he lying about what said he agreed to feed the agmt and that the KGB previously told Mrs. Ililillnmllllllliiliilgilllillllliliilllllllilllllilllilil happened to him. Russians information after Im~ of ~ offer to t~ U.s..~m~n; Londonderry Allthe Friday, May 26 ' 5 p.m. - midnil~t

CFTK KCTS opens up HONDAS (NBcIKING (CBC) 4 (cwIBCTV 9 (PBS) LONDONDERRY tAP) -- soldiers will continue to. British troops dismantled make spot checks of re- PIInstones Emergency Mister antiterrorbt checklx~ts in Males. A police spokesman arehexe. 5! JGame "°w''w- FIInstenes Emergency Rogers Londonderry today, maldng said "control maes"---arces News Mary Tyler Gong Electric it an open city for the tint wherevchicles cannot be Idt 45 News Moore ; Show Company_ unattended--also will be I time since sectarian violence Hourglass Big Blue erupted in Northern Ireland maintained in the dty in a News News Hourglass Hour Marble in 1969. move to combat Irish News Republican Army eer Hourglass Over Easy The soldiers allowed i • ~45 News ilHourglass Over Easy citizens and vehicles to pass bombs. without stopping them for The Provisional wing of To be Operation MacNell searches or to cheek for the predominantly Roman Tlnlght Announced Pefliceat Lehrer Identification. Catholic IRA is ~ to Hollywood TO be Julia CrockeWs end British ' rule and Testdr a HondaU 71 ~451 Squares ' Announced Julia Garden Security officials said the Proteetant domination in TERRACE HONDA SALES Rhode Denny and Washington move was "a calculated N~ Irel~md. The IRA 4842 Hwy. 16 West Harry Rhode Marie Week risk" taken because of a lull wants Northern Ireland Terrace, B.C. VSG 11.8 CPO , , On Our Denny and Wall Street in violeaee. united with the Republic of 635-6571or 635-4325 145 Sharkey Own Made Week However, security Ireland; whose popdntion is Z-~Ol%T]I~k Dealer Ucence Number 02066A authorities said British m~tly Catholic. Canadian Rockford j. Masterploce ~...~;~`~;~;..~..;~..;~;'.`~`~;~;~;~;~;~;~;~;.;~;~.~.~.~.~.-~.~-.~:~:~:.:~...:.~.:.~.~.~.;~.~.;.;~;~;.;.;~;~;~;.;.;.;.;.~;.;.;.:.;~;.;.;.;.;.;~;.;~;.;~:.;~:;.;.;:;:;:;:.:;:;:::;:;:;:;:;:;:~:.:.:.:.:~:.:..-.:.:.:~.:.:.:. Files Express Files Theatre .~i:...~:~:~:;:;:;:;!~i~:;:;:~:;:;:.:;:::~:::::;:;:;:;:.:~:~:~:~:~:!:~:~:~:!:~:!::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::.:~:.:~:~:~:~:~:~:~:~:~:~:~:~:~ Rockford Canadian Rockford Our Mutual : Files Express Files Friend Advocates 1N;,~ QuincyQuincy Rich Man Quincy Poor Man Qu!ncy Advocates .ATTEND SAGREO Rich Man Quincy Advocates A U .Quincy Poor Man Quincy Advocates The CTV HURT National News Cavefl THE " £1 £1 :~ ShowTonight=: Night News Hour World PARISH Final War I ShowTonight Thriller Late Show Sign Off OHUROH 4630 Straume Ave. Terrace Hayley Sidecar A L :~ Tonight Mills Racers Phone 635.2312 Show uPUNDS Sunday Masses z OF 6:15 a.m. BAPTIST 10:15 a.m. Saturday, Nay 27 10 a.m, - 0 psm.

CHURCH m. Pastor Bob Lesyk, 635-4328 BAPTIST YOUR ,I;:oo Saturday George Sesame and NIhNItS Morning George Street Corner of Halliwell Space Quiz Kldstuff Sesame and N. Thomas CHURCH l i :45 Kids Kldstuff Street 9:45 am Bible Teaching / Sunday School , , :oo Besebe,, Green Double Kidstuff Human 11: O0a.m Morning Worship Car. Sparks & Keith CHOICE Pro-game Decker Kldstuff Sexuality Service Pastor Paul Mohnlnger :30. Mahor NFB Red • Human 7:30p.m. Singlng and Bible Office 635.2407 - I I I :45 League Films Fisher Sexuality Study Home 635.5309 BRETHREN Mission ThaVs :Olture of Neds. 8:00 Home Bible THUS Cont.Baseball Impossible Hollywood emc. Egypt' ~tudles ~unday School 9:45 a.m 1.21 .Major League Mission Flower *'You are Welcome at Morning Worship 11:0( CHURCH • ~45 Baseball Impossible Spot LJplands" a.m. i 3406 Eby Street 635-3815 :00 Cont. V. I,P. Discover Cons. Survival SUNDAY : 15 Malor League V.I.P. Discover Kit Paster Dwayne Bark•an :30 Baseball Beyond Frank's French I :45 This Week Reason Garden Chef CHURCH i KNOX 10:00 a.m. Sunday School CBC Saturday The War ,CrockeWs CHRIST Sports Years Garden OF 11: 00 a .m. Family Worship CBC Saturday All Star Daniel UNITED Service World of GOD LUTHERAN :45 Survival Sports Wrestling Foster, M.D. Movie CBC Saturday All Star. Magic of CHURCH 3341 River Drive Sports Wrestling 011 Painting Terrace, B.C. CHURCH The Blrds and 4987 Lazelle Ave. 638.1561 The Bees CBC saturday Wide World Book Minister Rev. (:or. Sparks St. Sports ' of Sports " Beat Rev. R,L. White & Park Ave. i Dave MartyR Sunday School 10:00 a.m. ST. MATnlEW'S Mltzl Gaynor Space Wide World Firing Rev. R.L. White Rev. Rolf Nosterud David Nlven 1999 of Sports Line Morning Worship 11:0C 635.5882 ANGLICAN ; ii Cont.°-'°°" Space Cont. Firing Sunday School a.rn. :45 Cont. 1999 qgnt, Line Senior 12 & up 10:00 a.m Evening Worship 7:30 p.m. ~rning Service 11:00a.m. CHURCH Under 12 • 11:00 a.m. Prayer Service Wed. 7:3C Church School 9:45 a.m. 4726 Lazelle Ave. Worship Service 11:00 a.m p.m. Sunday School, Con. 635.9019 , lllallllllalmilllllnlnlllllilnllllllllUallltllillllllll| flrmatlon Sunday Services: Youth and Adult Classes 9:30a.m. Informal Service Church School & Adult __ Discussion Just Ardved i , 11:00 a.m. HoI~' Com- •-mm~' muhion for the family Ministers: )~' '~~ 5855Rev"Lance Stephens -635- ( Rev. Stephen Inoue - 635- Croq uet i ~1 ~ . ~ !i 2416 A 'i i ~ 6eTS/ j ,, $38 ,98,: i 'nd rtl CHRISTIAN Seivatl~ Meeting Tues. Night • muu " REFORMED ,:3o p.m. Bible Study & Prayer Meeting innmu~mmmmmmunnnnnmmunnunmnunmmuu| Wednesday CHURCH 1:30 p,m, Ladles Home League Fellowship Sparks St, & Saturday Straume Ave. ?:30 p.m. Youth Group 6ordeR and Anderson Ltd. Rev. S. Van Dealer (:-h'ridllan Counselling Emergency Welfare ~unday School • Terrace 10 Spirilual Resources Store Hours: 635-5446or 635-2626 a.m. t Sunday School • Remo I:00 Tues.-Sat. 9a.m..5:30p.m. p.m. CHARGEX. 11:00a.m, Worship Service N4ROWARf ITORI$ 5:00 p,m. Worship Service Friday 9a.m.-gp.m. .VISA 0L0SED MONDAY ~:::::".':::::::::..~.;.;.:.~.:.:.~.~.:..~...... ~...... '...... ~...... -...... -...... '`...`...`...... `...... /...'...`...::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: ::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: :!:!:@!:i:!:!~.:i:!:!:':i:!:i: :!:i:i@i: :~:~:~:i:~:i:~:i:~:i;i:~;~@~:i:i:!:~:!:i:!;i;!:!:!:!:!:i:!@i:~: ....:~:i:i:~:~:i:~;~;~!i;~;~;i;~;~i;~;~;~; ,...... ,,...,,.o...... f !

THE HERALD, Friday, May 26, 1978, PAGE 9 Kermode Would-be hij acker Man couldn't stop re shot by pilot wi abortion one of 18 MARI()N IlL (AP) -- A FIRED FOUR SHOTS identify the convicts who LIVERPOOL, England right to say what hapi~ms to stop his wife having her two- tip centres in former Vietnam combat The Bell Jetranger II were to be plucked out of the (AP) -- A British court it. I want that baby more month pregnancy ter- la and one of ~ pilot wrestled a gun from a helicopter was pitching and exercise yard. yard refused Wednesday to give a than anything on this earth." minated was "completely The was misconceived." Mrs. Patou la. Kermode would-be hijacker Wed- turning wildly, he said.. It in use by prisoners at the 32-year-old steelworker the Paten and his wife were sted member nesday and shot her to death was so erratic, "that I shot right to stop his estranged married for four years refused to comment when time as part of the normal she left the Court with her mociation of while his helicopter reeled ]our, times-- shot all five institutionroutine. wife from having an abor- before the marriage broke t in Frimd- tion. up last week. lawyers. out of control 600 feet above times but one m!sfired--and Warden George Wilkinson ~tres which is the ground near the U.S. I only hit her once." Fifty pro-and anti- Baker said Paten's appl~- Paten said he will attempt organization said no charges were filed abortionists demonstrated cation for an injunction to to appeal the ruling. penitentiary at Marion. "And she was only two feet 'against the three men hut ";.'rhts is the first,of what wh~se"mai'n function is Allen Barklage, 30, of St. away from me." outside the courthouse ns will he a regular, continuing assisting aH friendship they were separated from High Court Judge Sir George Louis said Barbara Oswald, Barklage righted the other prisoners. column on the Kermode centres in the province with in her mid-40s, also of St. aircraft and set it down Baker ruled William Patou Friendship Centre in funding. Louis, had ordered him to about 25 metres from the Ronald Beai, a prison has no legal right to a say in Terroce in an effort to Programs presently un-,. land in an exercise yard at entrance in the prison ad- spokesman, Said one of the the destiny of the unborn THEATRE fnmillarize the community darway at Kermode the maximumsecurity ministratio~t building, which trio was serving a prison child. • with rids worthwhile ser¥1ce. Friendship Centre are prison where some of the is linked by barred doors and term for hijacking an air- The ease aroused con- : .ssn; The Kermode Friendship recreation, Teen Club, meet-dangerous criminals in a hallway to the main prison. craft, another had been siderable controversy in .4( Centre ha5 been primarily Young One's Group and the United States are can- The FBI, which took over convicted of air piracy and Britain, where the 1967 an Indian Friendship centre Women's Auxiliary. fined. the investigation, refused to the third was in prison for Abortion Act requires only ** ~ Hidden somewhere in the ~, in Terrace. Progrmis planned for the He quoted her as saying allow vrisen authorities to hank robbery, the signatures of two doctors A' registered, non.profit future are a legal services they would be carrying off before an abortion is carried ** ads in the entertahunent * organization, the centre is worker and Indian cultural three convicts. section are two Ten'ace • **• funded through the federal awareness, Coming up for Barklage said the woman Getting .narried1 .ou,.mentionThe of rightsact makes .for the fa-no Department of the Secretary the summer are Kermode chartered the helicopter in ther. ~, phone numbers.. * of.State, Migrating People's sponsored annual softball St. Louis under the pretense Last week Paten, who is Pregram. and soccer tournaments, and of flying to Cape Glrardenu, separated from his 29-yenr- 4( Find them, and if one is yours you've During the 1977-78 year, field trips for the Teen Club Mo., about 56 kilometres Should be hard old wffe Joan, told reporters: ~4( 2 won, 4( the centre received $14,399 to Williams Lake for the beyond the prison, which is O'rTAWA - (CP) -- Cnllen said he doubs he "I feel that the baby is half Pick up your tickets at the Herald -I( for core funding to cover the United Native Nations about 150 kilometres by air Progressive Conservative can do much to make it more. mine and I should have the .k office, 3212 Kalum St. 4~ salary for the executive Annual Conference in July. southeast of St. Louis. MP Benno Friesen said difficult to marry, If director and some ad- The problems in native About 30 to 40 minutes into today he thinks it should he anything, the trend now was ministrative costs. Further housing in Terrace are very the flight, he said, she pulled tougher to get married. to make the proems easier. funding is provided through big and' the centre is a .44-calibre pistol and or- "It's tooeasy to get Fewer couples are opting for the proceeds of the regular currently taking a survey to dered him to fly to the married in Canada," traditiomd church" weddings Bingo games held,weekly. fmd out exactly where the prison. Frieses (PC--Surrey-White which require a period when Other sources have been majority of these problems About four kilometres Rock) complained, as the the marriage must first be through Canada Manpower, are. from the prison, Barklage Commons immigration com- announced from the pulpit. Canada Works Project, and The Kermode Friendship saw his chance. mittee discussed problems Friesen suggested after Youth Preventative Centre invites you to come "She was trying to opes associated with so-called '. Programing in the amount of and have a cup of coffee with the and she switched the meeting, however, that doom marriages of conveniences-- ' tougher rules are needed to t,~4,600. us anytime you're in the her weapon from her felt a device some immigrants Modern.5 slorev.'~'st classrnc~or hmel. GoodIo~tkm -- I block bom Tis project employs six •neighbourhood. hand to her right Hand," he use to settle here. stop those working the beach.English ~ and Slaelt,y Park.,war dowmou~, shopping within 2 people, a project manager, a said. "She put her finger ou Friesen, a married father marrlage.of.c0nvenienee Mocks.125 attractlvelv appointed aJt,¢omafloc~d rooms, audtm. ~t,~-y bookkeeper, a easeaide the trigger guard and not on of two, urged Immigration racket. units and suites - each with privMe badh, cok,r "IV and phone. I)inin9 , worker, a recreation the trigger." Minister Bnd Cullen to Those involved were often Room and Coffee Shop. t.mmgewith unte~aJnme~.Sample and MeetJ~j director and assistant and "I let go of the helicopter discuss with provinces ~prostitotea or pimps who Rooms. Drive.inlobby and h'ee pro'king. two aireetworkers, and runs controls and let it do methods of making charge a fee to marry im- through to November, 1979. whatever it wanted," he marriage procedures more migrants, then abandon• Farther to this, Kormode 1755 DavleSheet, Vmucouve~V6G lWS.Plmee: 6044582-11131 collect said. "I grabbed for the gun strict, including new training their spouses once they Telez:04-51161 Friendship Centre has one and we had a 10.or 15-second programs for those licensed receive full landed immi- • Native CourtWorker and her struggle." to perform marriages. grant status. amistant who are funded ou t the provincial level through the Attorney General's Department. . ~ ~ .; s; ' s~ s~

Betty Ford '~ ~~~r "PROBABLY THE BEST" drinking water {'.' . WASHINGTON (AP) -- described as an addiction to , ,, lm.j I .Sipping ice water and'tar- drngsandalcohol.TheForda I CHAR.BROIL ED STEA KS. • mgover her wine ginss~oit areslzmdisg several days in would not be filled, Betty the capital, scheduling a i ning Ford has returned to the number of public appear. 4736 Lakelse Ave. Washington party circuit for anees. f .: an.. ev_eplng, with fellow ~itepublie~a,s, . . : ,:'..:::,.. I1( ~* ~' / : ~ ~ " [ "- T.w~l~ , 635-5531 • "I'm really feeling very • well," she told dozens of old friends and admirers who crowded around her Wed- nesday night at a cocktail I1":'" ~" "' aL ,.n "' .... ~ , Char-Broiled Steak $3.39 1] hour sponsored by the American Enterprise In- i ~~ @ ~~~ . Including:BAKED POTATO [I sUtote for Public Policy ' • . i . ,CHOICEOF SALADS and Research, a Washington organization with which former president Gerald Ford is associated. King-Size Steak Dinner S5.79 ,~ Earlier in the day, at an unvei!lug of the Fords' of- i Tenderloin ~teak Dinner $5.49 11 flclal portraits at a White House ceremony, President Carter called Mrs. Ford "perhaps the mostpepolar /' ' ; •Jumbo Shrimp Dinner $3.39 person in our country today lkeikst J'tams L,~ket in the Wedd ~' who has earned the admi- Chopped Beef Dinner $1.79, ,JJ .... ":~ ration of our nation for. her ~' courage and. complete : The Mikeburger $1.59 1[ i* candor." Fohi, moved by Carter's ¢~FI~[ &'CANADIAN FOOD < ,..._~e ,~.c~.; ..... ~...... ,o,~, / iI '.worlds, said Cuban-born 10 a.m. to ! a.m. Monday. Saturday • artist Felix de Cossio, who • . painted Mrs. Ford's portrait, It's time to call your HOTEL ] 11 a.m. to 10 p.m. Sunday ./"did a beautiful job; I'm not Welcome Wagon hostess. proud of the portrait but what it portrays." Lynn Hickmin-'638-8427 THE PLACE FOR ' Mrs. Ford, 60, was Lois Mohninger. 63S.$30'9 WEDDING RECEPTIONS ' [ PHONE 636-6111 i ui)or ,~ released this month after almost four weeks of hospital PRIVATE PARTIES .._. 4842 Lazel/e Westlof 8_FTK ,, 3~ 'treatment 'for what she BANQU ETS CATERING .~ ***************************** ~ DANCING SPACE AVAILABLE i .=,~--.=~F=::~F::=:=,~'---,~'--*.'q~"*~ l~llet IMlak~ep~arean ~o.m *: " HECTORS ~ ~ INTERNATIONAL CUISINE II ssnllmag INN FORMAL DINING 1 Mon-Thur-8a,m,-12p,m, ,720SHOW!NG,.AKAV.,.SE.. P,ONE ** [ ] AT 8 P.M. "** 438-8141 Fri.Sat.aa,m,.la,m ' ' r.n~= r~ Reservations i lr 4620'Lakoise Avenue ] • 236 OIT]fOTR. "SUN'." 632-3636

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HELPFUL HINTS ON'HAVING ,~o,v colors in kitchen wood cabinets and the paints are being used to populh-r coppertone appli- c~ Healthyffardcn~ complement the natural ances now used so widely. : OFFICIAL BLOCK BROS.ASSOCIATEKITIMATDEALER~I "The Performers" 394~ Simpson St. REDUCED CONSIDERABLY TO If you don't have a back- for hanging and other in- $20,500 and OPEN TO OFFERS AS OWNERS HAVE yard to use as a garden, or if door plants and one table- MOVED. you just want an extra spoon to one gallon of NOBLE 3 BEDROOM mobile home wlth 10x5()cedar challenge added on to your water for outdoor and patio finished addition which has large family room with green-thumb duties, wby plants. For iron "anemic" wood stove, and extra bedroom. O11 furnace in the not try window-box gar- plants, treat with the • ,,. ,.,!...d, ,o-. ,,.. 1 recommended rate of Earth mobile home. dening? Here are some tips This home is nicely landscaped with greenhouse, A 4 Petrel - Single Family w/basement from experts on how to get Care, Professional Plant Iron started in this ever-more- Tonic soluble powder. wood shed, shrubs and comes with appllances and 27 Finch - I1/z Storey Revenue 0 popular pastime--and how some furniture. Window gardens may not Excellent value at this price and should be looked at : 16 0arisen - Large Prestige Home : to avoid problems en route. be as large as the garden MOW alOOUT Tnls Ik]¢Kdge. • First, provide approprP If considering buying. in your backyard, but they 12x54 mobile home with MODERATELY PRICED d-20 - 2 Bedroom Mobile Home ate boxes with holes in the can be as beautiful if they Phone anyone at Wlghtman and Smith Realty Ltd. for details on MLS 2895. 12xS4addition gives you a 4 bottom for drainage. Put in get the proper care and bedroom living ac- 3 bedroom home located : S8-S63 - Lahakas 0arpeted Condo. : two or three inches of cin- denning. paved street very close to ders or broken brick and fill commodation. 75x200 with rieh, porous soil. ::::::::::; ::. :-; ¢.:._ :_.: ~: ~: _.: .:.: *'e: .:.: ~ ;:;:;.';:;: ;:: :;.'. :_;:;:;:-:. :.:. :. :.: .:.:. :. :':: :'::: .'::::: .';: :::.".." ;.';:;:; :;:; ~.:;:; :.:":.:.:'~ :.:':':::: landscaped lot with large. 2 elementary school. Home : .. Unit Regular attention to water- bay garage workshop. features sunken living ing is of prime importance. Which will hold trucks. room with fireplace, dining • 9S St,klne - 3 Bedroom Bungalow • • Your window box Includes fridge, stove and room, and eating bar In should fit the window other small furnlshlngs. kitchen. Garage workshop. : 6B Starling Street- Immaculate : space, but if the length ie Asking $34,000. Asking $36,000. excessive, make it in two I 3 Bedroom Bungalow sections. For good results, 21mx6tm (70'x200') building lot on McDeek Ave. tile box should be not less Sewer and water available. Cleared building lot, : 20 Finch Street- Single Unit : than 8 inches deep and 10 culvert in. Asking $6500. inches wide. Bore I/2-inch • Skyliner.Tremendous potential • holes 6 inches apart in bottom for drainage. : 23 Heron Street- Registered Duplex : • The best soil for win- dow boxes is one that is rich fantastic valu, and with plenty of humus • • to retain moisture, Use two parts loam, one part peat moss, with a five-inchpot of • O0USC.*."EL"PERFOR.S" e super-phosphate mixed with QUALITY HOME GARDENER'S • . WE OFFER SERVICES IN . • each bushel, PARADISE • Among the most satis- This 1300 sq. ft. home 1 acre - fully landscaped APPRAISALS- PROPERTY MANAGEMENT • features 3 bedroor0s. factory flowers that grow in ofandalldevel°pedkindswithand fruitSgood window boxes are begonias, Master with ensulte. Large i " LOT SALES--DEVELOPMENT • geraniums, fuchsias, agera- living room with quality vegetable garden. 3 • CANADA WIDE REFERRAL SERVICE • tum, petunias, dwarf mari- wall towall. Bright kitchen bedroom full basement MORT~AGEADVICE golds, pansies, morning EXCLUSIVE LISTING and good dining area. Full home well constructed and O 2 glory and sweet ~ly~sum, basement presently used complete with .sauna. 1 Iltd • All house, hanging and as 2 bedroom suite bu.f Concrete swimming pool. window box plants need THIS SOLIDLY BUILT ATTRACTIVE RESIDENCE IS LOCATED easily convertible to family workshop .quiet: ASSISTANCE plant food to maintain vigor IN TERRACE ON WATER AND SEWER AND PAVEMENT' use. Close to elementary resldentlol street. All this and color. One that is THE PRESENT OWNER HAS REDECORATED THE INTERIOR schools. Asking $55,000. Is yours for $60,000. ~ Don't Fool AroundWith HalfA Service • AND EXTERIOR PLUS IMPROVING THE FULL BASEMENT BY v . Talk To A FulIService Reel Estate Office A ' BUILDING IN PERMANENT.RED VINYL SETTEES AROUND Rurai residential building lot lust north of poultry • We Are Here TO Help You. Professlonsliy qP farm. Just over V= acre. Vacant and mostly flat. THE FIREPLACE MAKING IT MOST APPEALING AND COM- Asking $8000 M.L.S. ~ : CAN WESELLYOURS?--JUSTTRYUS ; FORTABLE' A LIQUOR CABINET IS PRESENT" LOTS OF ROOM REMAINS IN THE BASEMENT FOR A FAMILY AREA Nigh t Phones i] • IP•oooooooooooooooo0 FOR RECREATION • ...... Bonnie shaw 635:6970 :i:, cool color. THE MAIN FLOOR HAS IA GOOD PLAN WITH THREE :, ;-for an "'" r Color, Tie-lr~ c~ • • . . B,EDROQMS• LIVINGAND DINING ROOMS. MODERN KITCHEN • Bud._McColl 635:2662 ~:I " open.plan, where the kitch- ~ recommehded by re'any pro- en is plainly visible from fessionals is Earth Care@ WITH B'UILT IN RANGE AND OVEN' THIS AREA OF THE HOME Professional Plant Food. To IS CLEAN AND JUST PAINTED IN AN OFF WHITE' •THE Color for Window Ex- side of the house and warm the dining or living area, use, mix one-quarter tea- RESIDENCE HAS TWO FIREPLACES AND TWO BATHROOMS. posure .. , the kitchen is colors, pink, yellows, apri- relate the kitchen with a spoon per gallon of water one on each floor. mostly a daytime room, so cots, for those on'the cooler paler tint .of the larger Broccoli is one of the best north side. room color. use cod colors, blues, • sources of vitamins, iron, New Lighting THE PROPERTY INVOLVED IS ON THE BENCH AREA OF aquas, mint greens, for Color for Size . . . if a potassium and riboflavin. And Does Wonders TERRACE 'AND TO ADD VALUE TO THIS LISTING THE those on the warmer south kitchen is small, nse a oale it ha= few calories. 'OWNERS ARE OFFERING THE 1,200 sq. ft. home WITH TWO For Bathroom 8•'x146' serviced lots FOR ONLY $64,500. The most neglected room as far as e~eient lighting THE OWNERS WILL CONSIDER SELLING THE RESIDENCE is concerned is the hath- AND ONE LOT SEPARATELY FOR $55,000. room..Even in new houses or condominiums, a tiny FOR FURTHER DETIALS ON THIS VALUABLE PROPERTY ASK fixture over the medicine ANY OF THE SALESPEOPLE ,AT WlGHTMAN AND SMITH cabinet is expected to pro- REALTY LTD' vide sufl;icient lighting for ~:...'..'...'.::

u close shave or a glamour- • ...." ons make-np, ll lllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllli In order to give shadow- • I - • ~-, ,-' i~ .~" less light, a. bathroom mir- ~. "* ~ ~.~" ror should have a lighting • ~. ~ . . fixture on either side and one in the ceiling above the head to ilhnninate all of the Exceptionally affractive Rural residence located on Large yard. If gardening is Around the corner from th~ face' equally. family house in Thornhill quiet street. Ap. your pleasure, we have a 2 high school, lust three The latest type of lighting area. 3 bedrooms'up and 2 proximately halt acre lot .year old 3 bedroom house blocks from downtown and on the market is Track downstairs, 2 fireplaces,. with three bedroom home with full basement, priced over 2000 sq• fit• of family on Firecreek Road. Owner to sell at S44,500. This Lighting and it is ideal for sliding glass doors off living. Complimented with nvlvW inll nVlWlW anxious to sell. Asking only property comprises of this purpose, hccause, it is dining, and master three bedrooms on the i bedrooms onto sundeck, $27,900. Call Frank. approximately one.third not shttionary like other : _..... - Only $31,000 f;r 1971 $20,800 for 3 bedroom• main floor and a fourth in large patio and many more acre on Doble St. in the basement. This fixtures. It can he moved :~-'~ i,~ Ambassador 2 bedroom modern home on Queen.: t ...... , Thornhill. Phone Frank. mobile home onThornhlll s w a y, c o m' p I e t e I y• special features. Asking spacious home must be ah)ng its track on the ceil- redecorated Interior, B $56,500. Call Horst or viewed. Call Kelly today ing and swiveled around to Rd. Furnished with ap- pllances. concrete foundation,• Christel. for your appointment. ft)C'tlS wherever necessary. On a nlce'.90'x180' lot. eleOric heat, range and• I '~, ' , ' The tracks come in two Ais0 Included Is an ex- fridge Included, auto• II~!~. ~ ~'- , beautiful home to youl leugths - four or eight feet, cellent 24x44' shop building laundry hookups. ' : I~ and ca. l)c joined or cr()s~- GAIR AV'E. EXECUTIVE with hlgh ceiling cuncrete- I00'XI05j lot, very clean m .,laNmm~gmlm Located on Graham ed or placed in a "T" or iRE~IDENCE COM- floor and wired. Exclusive well kept. Good value ati IB,.F~.,~ Avenue lust three blocks 857. thls price, l' I'L". The lights themselves IpLETELY FINISHED from Schools and on a • NtANY EXTRAS, STONE finished up and down, 6 come i. various shal)CS a.d ,t~,# ~ '~ ~:.... i~ -m I~,~: larger lot. Three bedrooms, 2 baths, m--FIREPLACE, ROCK. ~.i"ii~i. : b~~!.i : ~ • 1 n T hroe bedroom, lull bedrooms, fourth in Modern three bedroom sizes. New for the home art: iFACING ON EXTERIOR fireplace, I~S sq. ft.; low ~~~ Ibasement,on a paved basement, two full baths, taxes• These'are lost a few home in central location, the "mini" sizes, which arc • ROCK WALL ALONG ..... ,~...... ~,~ • lstreet. Closeto schools and and a sundeck off the. only 2 years old, finished o dy 2h" to 3,= m diameter. • DRIVEWAY, ENCLOSED of the f6atures that make ~ .... • ldowntown, asking ~6,000. dining area. Asking this home worth seeing. throughout, .carpets, What's more, t.ach light on WORKSHOP, BUILT-IN '~• 1Call Kelly for your home $46,$00. Call Kelly. fireplace, large living DISHWasher, FULL Priced at $S3,000. Call tht. track ca. be swik'hed 730 MULLER EXCL. 753. ~ lrequirements. Horst Gedlinski '635.5:197. room. Asking S@,900. For (m :mcl ()If individually. SECOND BATH ROON, 'very solidly built 1,400"sq.' Reduced In price to $35,000__. 1 ..... an appoint mimt to view call ILARGE SUNDECK, ft. wl~h sameamount In You'll l)t. sm'prised what and owner will conslder all---- 1 ;,, .~,,:. Horst or C hristel, t iAPPEALING LAND. basement. 3 bedrooms on utters on this we, bu.tn 1~%~ •'t (!t't'or- I)ooster goocl; iSCAPING. each floor. Actually a duplex. Two drooms• I)right lighting can be i-n duplex with separate with kitchens, living roomsl l~~~ y,ur 1):~thmom, ALSO 4 BEDROOMS meters. . Ample eat'pet end bathrooms. Concretel l~~l~' • j/,~ LARGE LIVING ROOM throughout and an at- ringwall, drilled well, new: I~' "~ ' "~- . ~" One of the batter il~-pl~ Color to Unify . .. to • DINING ROOM, NICE tractive fireplace has lust septic tank, some ap I Just redecorated. Cute & Good starter home for sale Investments in town. 3 bring together the seeming • KITCHEN. ATTACHED been added to the main plicances Included. Goodi cozy. Excellent starter on Hanson St• Has ad. bedroom units of 950 sq. ft. • GARAGE, ELECTRIC clutter of a variety of cab- floor. Top value for $49,000. revenue property In central• home. Priced right. Three ditlonal potential from each. Goedtenancyrec0rd HEAT, AMPbE CARPET. n i.ets aud appliances, match location in Thorohlll. [] bedroom home with small cabin also on and low maintenance costs. 1344 sq.fl, of appealing Lot on McConnell Ave. .1--1 • bedroom starter house on 20 acres off Krumm• fireplace. Asking $29,000. property. Asking only $49,500• Call Horst of wall colors to cabinets or residence ON QUIET 60X122' water sewer, lust Agar... Avenue. tar 'ge yard. tolored appliances, or ap- $10,000 one of the few Rd. 2 miles up from the old• Contact Chrlstel or Horst $29,500. Call Horst or Christel for further in. Oil turnace, close to sclmol. iSTREET ". ASK ABOUT Skeena River Bridge. An= for viewing. ' pliances to cabinets,or eab- • EXCLUSIVE LISTING. remaining ones In this Christel. formation. Ask!rig $26,500• inets, appliances and wall • 652. area. old home site for $25,000..• color. Paint everything to match. • A•E• Le Page Limited Coast ~ Coast Real Estate Service m AFTER 0FFIOE HOURS Color fin' Good Seeing . . . if natural light, is lim- HORST GODLINSKI - 635-5397 KELLY SQUIRES. 635-7616 ilctl, use pale, light-reflect- ing colors. Color for Cheer., ch.ar yellows, l)inks, and melons are spirit-liftinlt. t~ .t

THE HERALD, Friday, May 26, 1978, PAGE I1

r Weight Watchers meeting The Terrace Art Skeena Health Unit School District 88 CLASSIF lED RATES held every Tuesday at 7 p.m. Kitimat Child HELP WANTED right to classify ads under Association Invites you to 3215-2 Eby Street at the Knox United Church (Terrace) Development Centre Earn.2 hours a day-S200 a attend a slide show and Terrace, B.C. Requires requires Sept. 1st 1978 appropriate headings and to LOCAL ONLY: Hell, 4907 Lazelle Avenue, month commission plus pottery exhibition by Jeanne 635.6307 Student-Instructors PRESCHOOL SUPER- prizes. For details write set rates therefore and to 20 words or less 52.00 per ~ Sarlch on Saturday, June 3, The following are a few of INCHES AWAY CLUB for VISOR determine page location. ,,~sertlon, over 20 words 5 Fuller Brush, Box 108, 207 In the Terrace Library Arts the serv ces offered Iocaliy, Meet every Tuesday night at Summer Language Experience preferred The Herald reserves the cents per word. West Hastings St., Van- Room at 7 p.m. The slide by your Health Unit Staff: 8 In the Skeena Health Unit. Development and with right to revlse, edit, classify 3 or more consecutive in- couver V6B IH7, or Mr. T• show starts at 8:15 p.m. CHILD HEALTH. CON. For more information phone Recreation Program SPECIAL NEEDS or reject any advertisement sertions $1.50 per Insertion. Diamond, R.R. 3 Kamloops, and to rataln any answers FE ,RENCES. ~35-3747.or 635-3023. CHILDREN B.C. V2C 5KI. directed to the Herald Box The Mount Elizabeth : Held weekly at the Health Preference given to mature 'Apply before June 1 1978 REFUNDS: Unit every Tuesday from ~keena District Girl Guides Senior Secondary and Reply Service, andto repay First insertion charged for Parents' Commiflee will he to: the customer the sum paid holding their annual general I: 30 - 3:50 p.m. Please ph'one would like to announce the University students who are Ms. Jennifer Davies, 19Sg--AUN survey shewed whether run or not. for an appointment opening of a Land Ranger experienced in working with that economies of Com- for the advertisement and Absolutely no refunds after meeting on Monday, June Executive Director, Held at Thornhlll Compmy Jn the Thornhlll children In education, music, Child Development Centre, munistnations were growing box rental. ad has been set. 5th at 7:30 p.m. in the Box replies on "Held" cafeteria at Mount Recreation Centre on the area. Girls between the ages drama, crafts, sports. 172-3rd St. Kltlmat, B.C. V8C faster than those of the of 14 and 18 who are in. Instructions not picked up Elizabeth. The guest fourth Friday of every Employment June 26th - 2H5 Western world. CORR ECTIONS: terested please call 635-3061 _jCvlfhln 10 days of expiry of an speaker, Mr. Dale Fifllck, month from 1:30 - 3:30 p.m. August 18th, 1978 . Must be made before 2nd Please phone for an ap- or 630-1269 (ctf) Wages $120 per week. - advertisement will be insertion. Distr.lct Superintendent, will destroyed unless mailing explain the report from the pointment. Apply before June 7th, 1978 Allowance can be made for Babysitters .who bring at: JeAnne Ames, Canada POSITION OPEN Instructions are received. only one Incorrect ad. recent External Observation Those answering Box Team who were in our children must have parents Student Placement Office, ,Numbers are requested net District a few weeks ago. written consent for Im- 4548 Lakelse Avenue, Stere Manager BOX NUMBERS: munization. Terrace, B.C., Phone 635- to send Originals of 75 cents pick up. This team met with varlous Applications are now being accepted for the position of documents to avoid loss. officials in the District as. ADULT CLINICS COLLEEN BLOCK please 2044 51.25 mailed. These are held at the Health Store Manager in a Furniture & Home Entertainment All claims of errors In well as teachers and parents,. contact ROY HILLS of Store opening in Terrace, B.C. To arrange for an in. Unit on Monday, Wed- advertisements must be and their comments were Palmerston North NZ The Te'rrace & District tervlew call Mr. Alan B~atus of Gen Furniture Stores CLASSIFIED DISPLAY: nesday, and Friday from Community Services Society received by the publisher reported back to the District. telephone 635-2095 Ganzen Limited at Rates available upon 3:00 . 4:10 p.m. by ap- would be pleased to receive within 30 days after the first request. There will be election of Berg, Terrace• (p1.18) publlcafian. officers for the next school palntment only. applications for the posiflon PRENATAL CLASSES of a Crisis Line and Volun. It Is agreed by the ad- NATIONAL CLASSIFIED term and anyone interested We would appreciate to hear Classes are held throughout from the party who picked . tear Co.ordlnator. 636-4696 vertiser requesting spacs RATE: In this Committee and their that the IlabllUy of the child's education Is Invited to the year at intervals for. up a small black dog 10 miles 22 cents per agate line. expectant parents. Phone This is a part,time position Herald In the event of fallure Minimum charge !;5.00 per attend. Brief reports on the west of Cedarvale on the Health Unit for details Monday. Please call coiled funded by the Ministry of to publish an advertisement Insertion. Committee's. activities over or In the event of an error the past year will also he and registration. to 624-4746 or 624-4144. His Human Resources. ' The HOME NURSING CARE applicant should be POSITIONS OPEN appcarlng In the ad- LEGAL- POLITICAL AND given. It is hoped that many two small masters miss him vertlsement as publlshed interested parents and Nursing care in the home for very muchl (c3.21) knowledgeable of com- TRANSIENT AD- those who need It on referral munity resources, have good • sales Personal shall be limited to the VERTISING: teachers will attend this amount paid by the ad. meeting. Remember June from their family doctor. organizational skills and Applications are now being accepted for the position of $3.60 per column inch. .Terrace area only. vertlser for only one In. 5fh'at 7:30 p.m. ability to relate to people and Sales Personal in a Furniture & Home Entertainment HEALTH PARADE correct Insertion for the community needs. Store opening in Terrace, B.C. To arrange for an in. BUSINESS PERSONALS: For 4 year old children, Held partlon of the, advertlslng Skeena Fall Fair Association tervlew call Mr, Alan Bratus of Gen Furniture Stores $4.00 per line per month. on third Monday of every space occupled by the In. On a 4 .month basis only. Is having a bedding plant THE HOBBY HUT Applications may be made to Limited at correct or omlftod Item only, sale, vegetables and flowers. month. Developmental, Ceramic supplies & the Terrace & District vision, hearing screening and that there shall be no DEADLINE Lions Park In Thornhill at Greenware, air brushing Community Services Society llablllty to any event greater the barn. May 271h at 9 a.m. done. Please phone for available, custom firing. 4603 D Park Avenue, 6 -4696 than the amount pald for appointment. 3936McNeil St. Terrace, B.C. VSG 1V5. DISPLAY: PRENATAL BREATHING such advertising. 4:00 p.m. 2 days prior to •The Salvation Army Home 636.9393 & RELAXING EXERCISES Closing date for submission Advertlsements must publication day. League will be having a- Held every Thursday af- ABLE ELECTRIC LTD. Is June S, 1978. comply wlth the Brltlsh Strawberry Tea and Bake LAND FOR SALE Columbia Human Rlghts ACt 'Sale on Saturday, May 27 ,ternoon at 1:00 - 2:00 p.m. Electrical and Refrigeration CLASSIFIED: V.D. CLINIC Roy Greening whlch prohlblts any ad. hog. p.m. day prior to between 12and 3 p.m. Atthe contract. Held e~,ery Monday at 3:30 " Chairman vertlslng that dlscrlmlnatos publication day. Salvation Army 4637 Grelg - House wiring. Nearly 21/2 acres at 4928 Twedle Avenue against any person because Admission $1.00 All or by appointment. 635-$876 Terrace & District Com- SAN ITATION of his race, religion, sex, Service charge of ~.00 on all Welcomel (ctf) munity The public health inspectors Lot 2 Block 7 DL 979 Plan 3370 color, nationality, encestry N.S.F. cheques. Services Society or place of o.rigln, or because are now situa.ted in Eby DUFFS BICYCLE SHOP Street. They will be pleased his age is between 44 and 65 WEDDING DESCRIP. Reconditioned bikes and Full or port.time. 'Here is an Adjacent to Uplands School, with years, unless the condition Is NOTICE to assist with any sanitation repairs. opportunity to earn extra mountainview TIONS: • problems. .. Justified by a bona fide No charge provided news Reasonable rates. money, $6- $8 per hour. AUDIOLOGY CLINIC • requirement for the work submitted within one month. 1931 Queensway Dr. Tralnlng is available. For • " f r . SKEENACENTRE Held at 4612 Greig Avenue. Offers over $30,e00 will be considered. 00 proauctlon charge o Interviews Call Marnle 635. '... . : ~Skeena Centre offers to the Hearing ests Will bedone by GOLDEN RULE 9721 anytime (Fuller Brush) weeding ano.or engegemem~. ~==ninP'" ClflT¢:n~ nf th~ doctor's referrals. Tel No. pictures Newsof weddings Odd lobs for the jobless. (cff) Replies tO Box 1178, Terrace Herald, by " : -'~ 'Terrace end Thornhill area 638-1155. Phc~ne 635.4535. 3238 Kalum (write-ups) received on( the following services - June 10. Published at Terrace LONG TERM CARE (ctf) / ' 189p--Nicholas 1I had the month or more after event - Activity Centre for ban. Office at N0.205-4721 Lazelle Sl0.0O charge, with or dicrafts last Russian coronation. B.C. 5 days a week Ave. Tel 635.9196. • GEMINI EXCAVATING without picture. Subject to • Day Care for working Assessment and planning for Mon.-Fri. mornings condensation. Payable In people LTD. those eligible for Long Term (Wes Andrews) advance. - Drop-in for companionsh,ip Care. Backhoe Work PUBLISHER & coffee, AID TO HANDICAPPED Hourly & Contract Don Cromack CLASSIFIED AN- Monday thru Friday 8-4. Office at No.. 205:4721 635.3479 anytime Transportation available. NOUNCEMENTS: Lazelle. Tel 635-9196. SUBSCRIPTION f • Contact Skeenavlew Lodge Assessment and guidance, Births 5.~0 635.2265 for vocational and social" RATES rehabilitation done by Funerals 5.80 PROVINCE OF BRITISH'COLUMBIA Effective October 1, • RAPE RELIEF consultant. 1977 CardsofThenks 5.~0 & CRISIS LINE Lost- Brown framed glasses, MINISTRY OF HIGHWAYS & PUBLIC WOI~KS Memorial Notices 5.50 FOR WOMEN A Heather-Tartan Society Is black arms with a hearing being .formed with the In- PHONE 635-6357 CALL 635.7558 aid attached. Lost between DEASE LAKE HIGHWAYS DISTRICT RNO.S Single Copy 20c OR terest of promoting Scottish Riverside Grocery and the Classified. Advertising Dept. 635-7728 ' cultural interest and events. By Carrier ruth 3.00 overpass. Reward offered. .. Pursuant to Section.27 of the Highway Act and regulations pursuant to the By Carrier year 36.00 ~ " (ctf) Interested persons should phone 635-2490 (p5.1) Commercial Transport Act, notice is hereby given tkat load restrictions are contact Eleanor Halley at rescinded on the following roads in the Dease Lake Highway District. By Mail 3 ruth 12.00 635.2456 as soon as p?ssible. A white short haired male By Mail 6 ruth 22.00 WANTED DONATIONS MILLS MEMORIAL cat with very blue eyes. He's Effective 1:00 a.m., Tuesday, May 23, 1978:. By Mail year 40.00 The Three Rivers Workshop THRIFT SHOP PARENTS IN CRISIS one year old. Missing from Senior Citizen year for the Handlcapped are Mills Memorial Hospital Are you making your own lower Albatross area. Any looking for donations of any Auxiliary.would appreciate life and your children's Restriction rescinded on Telegraph Creek Road, from Dease Lake to Telegraph 20.05 Information would be ap. old, broken or u.sed pieces of .anydonations of good, clean miserable? Do you con- preclated. Contact 69 Brant Creek. British Commonwealth and furniture, also any discarded clothing, any household stantiy yell at your children, St., Kltlmat or call 632.2924. United. States of America 1 wood products we could use items, toys etc. for their or hit them, or find it hard to Dated at: G. Kazakoff year 51.00. for recycling or renovating. THRIFT SHOP. control your angry feelings Dease Lake, B.C. District Highway Manager Call us at 635-2238 between For pickup service phone toward them? May 17, 1978. Dease Lake, B.C. Box 399, Terrace, B.C. 8a.m. and 3 p.m., we will try 635.5320'or635.5233, or leave P.I.C.'s goal is to help you For: VSG'2M9 Minister of Highways to make arrangements for donations at the Thrift shop become the loving con- Babysitter required to pickup, on. Lazelle Ayenue on structive parent you really babysit 5 days a week. Telephone: Saturdays between 11:00 want t"o be. Experience wlth babies 112.604.635-6357 Mills Memorial Hospital a.m. and 3:00 p.m. Thank All inquires ' absolutely required. References Auxiliary Thrift Shop on you. (nc) confidential, necessary. Phone 635.3823 HOME DELIVERY Lazelle now offers a full Phone Maryor John 635-~4J9' after 6 (c2-19) Terrace & District stock of Spring and Summer Norihwest CommunityCollege Thornhill & District wear. Drop in on Saturdays Phone 635.6357 from 11:00 - 4:30 p.m. ARTS & SCI ENCE DIVISION

The history department at Northwest Community College will I~ organizing a series of open discussion' s0c A, w0..R meetings on '~'Why APPLICANTS FoR THIS FULL-TIME FACULTY AP- Revolutions?", "Why Representatives from t-he Northwest Community Collec is anticipating Instructional vacancies in the POINTMENT SHOULD HAVE AN M.S.W. OR AN M.A., WITH B.C. Ministry of Education, Wars?", a closer look at the following courses and locations during the' fall and winter months: Health and Human interrelation between EXPERIENCE WORKING IN THE SOCIAL SERVICES AREA. political, social and Resources will be In Terrace Possible Locations: Hazelton, Smlthers, Morrlcetown, Houston, Kltlmaf, Massett, to attend an early chlldhoed economic factors in Port Simpson, Prince Rupert, Hartley Bay,and Queen Charlotte City. THE PERSON APPOINTED WILL BE ABLE TO: datum meeting to be held at: domestic and international t Northwest Community relations in the 2Oth century.. Courses: - B.T.S.D., 5 - 6 months, Level II & III (mainly baslc English and College, Wednesday, June 7, Anyone interested is 1. Develop and teach courses in the Social Services area Mathematics, Grade 4 to 10). or 2. Teach first and second year Sociology courses in the university 1978- 7 p.m, welcome to attend the first • B.E.S.T., 8 weeks, Basic Employment Skill Training or They wish to talk to the meeting on "Thursday, May '- E.O.W., 8 weeks, Employment "Orientation for Women. transfer program people In the community 18, from 7-10p,m. i. room 206 to about early childhood on the college campus These courses are designed to bailer prepare students for securing and main- MINIMUM SALARY - $19,000 (salary scale presently under training programs. watch and diseus's 90 taining employment and for advancing to skll! training in Vocational and negotiation) minutes of animated films on Technical courses. An exhibition of batik work "The History Book" which . a full range of fringe benefits by Bergen Dufresne will be • focuses on the time period Qualifications: B.c. Techanlng Certificate desirable, Varied work experience sponsored by the Terrace from the 1800's to today. and-or teaching experience with these courses. Ability to adapt to new surroun- APPLICANTS MUST BE WILLING TO TRAVEL EX- Art association in the library This is a free community dings and utilize community resources.. Arts room uqtll May 27. The service which will continue TENSIVELY THROUGHOUT THE COLLEGE REGION AND TEACH IN BOTH DAY AND EVENING PROGRAMS. Public can view this show until June 15. Salary: Vocational Instructor Scale, according to qualifications and experience.' during library hours. Wednesday June 7fh will be Appointment Dates. Variable, depending on program, generally beginning In APPOINTMENT • DATE - August 15, 1978 B.C.O.A.P.O. • Annual Fall the last Terrace Art October 1978. Bazaar. November lath Association Picture Loan APPLICATIONS SHOULD BE MADE IMMEDIATELY TO: 1978. Arena Banquet Room until September 6th. Pain- Persons Interested In the above positions, please contact R.T. Sullivan, at 635.6511. tings should be returned by The Principal Centennial .Christian School 7:30 p.m. to the Terrace Please send applications to: D.V. George, Northwest Community College holds a Garage Sale at Doc's Li'brary Arts Room so they Principal, Box 726 Cartage Saturday, May 27 10 'cen be put on display for • " Northwest CommunityCollege, Terrace, B.C. • , 2p.m,. Please bring se action. Arrangements can Box 726 V8G 4C2 donations of phone 635.6904 then be made, for the sum- Terrace, B.C. for pickup. .. mer months rentals.

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Trailer for sale: 1974 12x68 3 Owner leaving town June 1. 73 Renault front wheel drive, IFor: Sale: 1969 Wanted 7V~' plastic dingy for Generalj bedroom furnished trailer, • Must sell 2 bedroom home asking 51000 and 1976 Kx250 ITrailer on 11/oacres of land.i cabin cruiser. Phone 635. dish'rasher, frldge, stove, $25,000 or best offer. 2107 motocross Kawaski like new 5970 ( C5-21) J Big Garden Space, fruitI washer, dryer, k:hlna cabinct asking $1,000 638.1483 (cff} Pear St. Please call days Itrees, much more. CloseSol etc. No.1 Pine Park phone 635.6466 or evenings 636-8291 [town. Phone435.3025 after[ 1978 TS 125 Suzuki trall bike Moving must sell: 1970 AMC i 4 10.20), 63S.3246 (clm-Ju 17) • ~ promptly arranged " to# sale. 400 miles and in House for Sale: 3 bedroom Hornet, 6 cyl, 3 spd., new l =a .... anywhere "in B.C. In- excellent condition. Asking JC Fourplex on Mallard• clutch and tires. Excellent I e,.,,,,co,~m~,, e~,~,o, co ~o,, o I formation and reference', on $800.00. Phone 638.1072 after Ideal • starter home• cond. 3728 Pine 635.47401,19) Must SII • 121(46 2 bedroom |Invitation toTender request. J.D. Phillips 6 p.m. 1975, 50 h.p. Johnson, eledrlc Reasonably priced. Interior mobile hom~ on a fully Capital Corporation, 10673 recently renovated. In- 1978 Mazda pickup.17000 km. For Sale: 1976 Honda start, steering, controls serviced, clear title lot on Sealed Tenders, marked King George Highway, cludes range, fri'dge and Phone 635-3354 (p5-20) Goldwlng 1050 Excellent $1,000. Gr motor and 17' Simpson Rd, Thornhlll. For Sale: i horse, part Terrace, B.C. Vocational Surrey, B.C. V3T2X6. Phone dishwasher.. For more in- condition. Phone 635.3831 or aluminum run:about, with Open to offers, G. WarneR, Arabian, part quarter horse, School • Glulam Beams for 588.0,h1' days, or 50S.1603 formation phone 632.3295 1974 F100 PU 4x4, p.s., p.b., view at 4404 Walsh. (p10-3) trailer $2800. Phone 632.4228 Royal Bank, Terrace, B.C., needs home. Will let go for Repair Glulam Beams evenings. (f) e after 5 p.m. (c5.20) (p4.21-4-9.14) auto, canopy and 5 extra 635-7117 (ctf) half price. 635.7457 (c5-22) Tender Number 94.073T will tires.' Camper window 56,000 For Sale: 1973 Suzuki 505 in be received up to 3:00 p.m. 65 Evinrude outboard miles. Excellent condition. good running condition. Four bedroom house. 3 Immediate Delivery Registered I/2 quarter and local time the 22rid day of completely overhauled with upstairs one down, 3 After 5:30 638.1520 (p5-20) Arabian Chestnut gelding. 8 Comes with saddlebags, .0a0, oversized pistons. Ask 1976 Factory built 2 or 3 June 1978, and those water seat cushion, crash bathrooms, 2 up and one bedroom 14' wide or double ye,~rs old. Very gentle. available at that time will be for Roy 635-5335 ~p3-19) down. Lots of cupboards and 1975 GMC Sierra Grande i/= Good riding horse $300. bars and more. 635.2098 (p3- ton Phone 639.1651 after 5 wide.' Delivered and set up" opened in public at British dinette in kitchen large Phone 635-6997. (c5-1) 21) to your location. 100 percent Columbia Buildings Cor- For Sale: 18' custom built living room and dining room. p.m. • (c5.20) For Sale: 8' camper . river boat. Used 1 season. financing available OAC. poration, 4827 Kelth Ave., 2 fireplaces, large rumpus Car for sale: Near new 1977 Gov't grant of $2500 ap. For Sale: Registered Terrace, B.C. VDG 1K7, Travelmate 635-5634 (p2-19) Excellent condition. Call room and family room with Morgan - Walker horse, 5 635.4346 days, 635.5.758after 6 Toyota Corolla only 4750 plicable. Free round trip to Phone 638.1191. fireplace. Completely years old, gelding, trained Tendering documents may For Sale: 17' Travel trailer• p.m. (p3-21) miles. Excellent condition. Vancouver. For Inquiries carpeted with large carport Asking $3100 I~hone 635-5779 please phone collect Parker phone after 5 635-7563 or 635- be obtained at the above In excellent condition with an~l sundeck. Located on (p2.19) Homes of Canada Ltd. 937. 9523 (p10,15,19,21) , address after 9:00 a•m. on fridge, stove and heater. NO Stamp and Coin collectors For Sale: 20' W.L. Sailboat, large fenced and landscaped bathroom. $2000 Phone 635- 5500 lb. displacement, 6'2" 5447 (c12-22) the 22nd day o[ May 1978. New ~Stock '1978 coins and lot. 4819 Scott Ave. Phone Tendel's must be filed on the 7585 (p4-21) headroom, 0' beam, 3' draft, For Sale: 1973Toyota Corola stamps have arrived in. 635-4425 after 5:00 p.m. (p22- deluxe sedan. 4 Speed, good For Sale: Moving must sell 2 forms provided, in sealed, 10 h.p. volvo diesel, depth- HE GAVE IT HIS cludlng the Captain Cook lull0) condition phone638-1384 (p3- bedroom trailer 12'x60' clearly marked envelopes. 16 foot travel trailer, Fair Bicentennial present,~tion sounder, S.S. rigging, 25gal. General, 10x25 Joey Shack NAME The lowest or any Tender • water and fuel, dacron sails, condition. $425.00 2409 Apple Set. MTGE HELPER - GOOD 1974 Ford Window Van and Phone635.5348 (c6-19) Julius Caesar was will not necessarily be ac- Drugs and moorage Included. $8,000 or St reel. Terrace INVESTMENT 1972 Ford Rangerpickup and delivered by an operation • cepted. reasonable offer. Phone632- (C-5-19) Lakelse Pharmacy. 1072-72A and 72B River Dr., 1971 Datsun pickup and 14' For Sale: 12x68 ATCO nov; known as Caesarean (May 25,26) (Ai0.2) 5117 after 5 p.m. (c5.1) Thornhilh s-s duplex and I Lund boat, motor end Velmont 3 bedroom mobile section. bedroom house on large trailer. Call 635-6636after 6 home. Set up and skirted In Kr'oeler hJde.a-bed, large 17' Fibreglass canoe with 2 corner lot. 20 yrs old. 3 sep. or view af 2609 Skeena St. trailer court in town. Will kitchen table, 4 swivel paddles and 2 life iackeb. meters, tenants pay own (c3.20) sell furnished or ' un- Complete Selection of chairs, recliner, 60 gal. tank 638-1794 (c3-21) utilities. Total monthly rent furnished. • Phone 635-9046 with stand, 15 gal. aquarium, $420. "To view call 635-7815,,. 1973 Ford Mustang Mack[ h even. (pl0-Jul) 2 macrame hangers with Offer to $40,500. CHADE : $3500 or best offer. Phone 1978 MAZDANow In Stock plants, bird'cage and stand. 435-1471, Block Bros. Realty. 635-9787 after 5 (c2.19) 23x56 Doublewide," major Matching coffee, parson and (A 2".18,19-2.1,2.2-6,7) appliance and garden shed - end tables• Phone .635-7439 For Sale: Mechanics fenced; Situated en lot fully 1.~,~. I 19"/3 FORO 1974 MAZDA (i)2-19) FOR SALE: 1962Michigan J=br Sale: 1076 sq. ft. 3 special. 19724x4GMC. Very skirted complete~ fenced. CAN0PY FOR 6RH T091fll B1800 PU bedroom home on I/2 acre lot, Loader, Model 75 A 1400x24 low.mileage, running order. View at' 31 Timberland P,S~dTH With GEM fully fenced and treed, at- Needs SO/he work 638-1605. Trailer Court, 4619 Queen- For Sale: 1 Gem Top canopy Michelin. Tires with new Station Wagon, IMPORT TRUCK StationWagon tep canopy $250 or best offer• 635-3433 recap spare. New motor 1975 tached garage, 300 sq. ft. sway. (Ctf) shed, root cellar, Asking 1976 Doge Van, 7 cyl. stan- Very clean anytime (p3-20) Gravel bucket $7000. Con- For Sale: 12x60 1973 $42,000. Phone 635.4790 after dard. phone 635-7702 (p5.22) tact Paul at 632-2151 (,65. Canadlana 2 bedrooms with S3S0 '2,H0 ,2 ss For Sale: Rebuilt 20) 6. fridge, stove, washer and s.0 I Volkswagon engine and 1970 Dodge Dart, 4 door slant six, good economical dryer. Asking $11,000 trans., rims, pocket seat and negotiable. Phone 635.7697 1974 DoneE DART 1973 FORO double belt massager, bird transportation $650 OBO Phone 635.6659 days (p3-20) (cffiul0) SWINOER EOONOLINEVAN cage, with stand. Phone 635- All Radial Tires 3051 until 2 p.m. (ci"0-5) REPOSSESSIONS 2 Door H.T. 2 bedroom house in town for 1972 Ford Econollne Van 302. We have a limited number of I set of drums $250, 1 8 track quiet couple, Phone 63.5-6995 V6 Std. trans, sun roof, For Rent: 2~ bedroom 12', 14', and 24' wide in ex- ,2 oo Muntz car deck, c.w 2 basement suite, close to town or 635-5727 pertly camperlzed. Radial speakers, removable slide steel belted tires like new. cellent cendltlon. $175 per month 635-4448 (p3- 1966 OLDS'S 1974 MAZDA 1975 DODGE plate,27 tapes$100. 1 set RH Wanted fQ Rent: Furnished Phone 635-3304. (p3-21) NO DOWN 1974 0ODGE 1976MAZDA PAYMENT PICKUP BI890 MOTOR HOME golf clubs, bag and balls $75. For Rent: 2 bedroom cabin on highway side of MONAG0 !.3 808 4 Door VANGUARD 1 Marconi cabinet record. , basement suite with frldge Lakelse Lake for 3 or 4 1969 v.w. Beetle. Low Purchase includes delivery, 4 Dr. H.T. 2 Door Coupe Red radio player $60. Call 635- and stove. Good for couple months. Must have elec- mileage. Well maintained. set up and furniture. (On $2O0 '2,295 $1'2,500 2115. (p3.19) 63.5-2153 (p1.19) tricity, water and telephone Has radio, 4 summer & 4 approved credit). $2,995 $2,99§ .~ookup. Phone 635.7930(p4. winter tires. Good running If you quality we will fly 1971 FORD LOOKING FOR FUR- condition. Call 635.2243 8- • you in at our expense. 1970 CHEV 1974 1974 VALLIANT 1971 FORD MUSTANG NITURE? Public Health Nurse wishes 4:30 or 638-8372 eves. (c5-1) Hurry i - These won't last ! BLAZER DATSUN 710 4 Dr. Scamp For excellent prices on Olinton Manor• to rent unfurnished 1 to 2 . Call our credit manager FIO0 PICKUP 4x4 4 speed 2 Dr. H.T. MACKI furniture see the bargain urnished or unfurnlsh~ bedroom house with fridge 1975 aids Omega Hatchback collect at 5995 $900 $2,295 floor at FRED'S FUR- studio or 1 bedroom and stove from July 1, 1978. 350 V8, Tapedeck etc. 53,000 684.0024 $1,2§0 ' '2,600 apartments. Security Tar.Star NITURE LTD. Contact 635.4607 (p5-22) miles. Blue and white 3500 1970 MAZDA enterphone. Sauna. Mobile Homes 1962 WILLYS 1972 INTERNATIONAL 4434 Lakelse Ave. O.B.O, Phone 635-7291 days STATION T RAV E LALL Terrace 635.3630 635-9422 635.6876 after 5 p.m. (p5.1) 835 Granvlle Ji=EP STATION WAGON Vancouver, B.C.. As Is . WAGON With Extras SECOND FLOOR (CTF) 638.1032 I 1971 Toyota Landcruiser v6z 1,:7 '950 '600 $1,500 • 1 BW T.V. 23" Zenith, 1 - 2 KEYSTONE COURT with wldetlres plus set spare wheel trailer, 2 wood tires with rims. View at.5135 heaters, 5 tires and wheels APARTMENTS FOR" RENT: Commercial 10uilding 2500 to 5000 square McConnell 638-1517. or 635. ,d h, ,~ ,ak.A ~, ,~ ,~ ,a, ,A. ,~ ,ak ,ak ,ak ,~ ,eL ,~ jL ,L ,aLA ~ ~ ~•~ ~'~ ~'~ ~ A ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~~ " . Ford 15", 1 • 620 power saw. Office~:No. 2-' I~03..~Scoff. 4380 (p10.6) phone after 4 p.m. 638-1619 One, two ond thin feet in downtown Terrace, located at the corner of (I)3-21) ~edroom apartmente, 1972 Toyota long.wheel base Laundry & storage area. Lakelse and Emerson.St. ctG. McConnell 635-49~ (A5- Landcruiser. Complete with 5 (~hev Sp!it rims. 15" - 6 lug 3 Near schonN and down. winch, extra spare tire, roof good summer tires on. S15 lawn. Clean, quiet, rack, good condition, View each. Call 635.7058 days or spacious, security lookup 5135 McConnell 638.1517 or 638-8372 evenings. (c5-1) and patrol. 635-4380 (p10-6) ) FIJll time manager In For Sale: One used elec- residence. For Sale: 85x100' lot. Vle~ 72 Volkswagon square back, troJux vacuum cleaner with 635.5224 silver colour, 1 owner car, (ctf) -.. at McNeil St., Thornhill. On power nozzle in" very good I I 32000 miles. Exce.liens condition. Please phone 635- water system. Asking $6,000. Phone 635-7540 or 635-2056 condition. Asking $1600 6672 (p3-21) CEDAR PLACE Phone 635-6997 .(c5-1) 1"11 MOVING APARTMENTS 3 and 5 acre.parcels on Garage Sale: Saturday. Woodland Park Subdivision For Sale: 76 GMC" Cam. 4 May 27th 10-3 p.m. 493! 4931 Walsh Avenue $14~000 and $1900. Two tots perized Van Fully equipped. 4 Halllwell (c1-19) Suite 113 only left. One with creek. J D Want Corvette or Pickup in 4 trade. Phone 638.1744 after 6 Terrace, B.C. Proctor, 490 AnderSon Road, Garage Sale: 4135Skogluna Comox, B.C. V9N 494 phone p.m. (p3.21) 635-7056 St. Saturday May 27 1Oa.m. - 339.4736 (CS0.1ulyl) 4p.m. Items to interest New I, 2 and 3 bedroorr For Sale: 1975 Mercury 4 everyone. (p1.19) suites for rent. Frldge Bobcat. 4 speed. 28,000 4 stove, drapes, carpet, re( Build your home among I~autiful large cedars on lot miles. Like new condition. 4 area, sauna ,)nd pool table, Ph~e 635-4048 (p3-21) 4 ~ith secur1"ty Interphme 150x210 Skeena St. Asking 111500.00 Offers. Phone 635- B.C. Hyciro,s North i)oast Divisional l)entre and elevator. Absolutely For Sale: 1972Triumph Spit- .,4 5102 after 6 and weekends. o pets. (c,tf),, . Fire. Custom Paint. Good .~ 4 4 Sale or Trade: 4 lots on •PRIME LOT - Thornhlll condition. 25,000 original. 5220 Keith Ave. Terrace V8G 4R5 4 Offers. Call days 635.6516 Paquette St. will trade on Distrld. Well and septic I 4 HILLSIDE LODGE system $10,000 Call Ed eves 638-8296 (p5-2) , backhoe, tractor or what 4450 Little Avenue have you? Also 25' motor Carder - 956.4110 or write 4 Box 820, Port McNelll, B.C. 1968 Buick. Open for offers. home Sleeping rooms, - -, 29 May All Departments will H.T•, p.s., p.b., phone 635- ,ou...,nooo...¢otrally located. Fully (p2.20) 4 Monday i 6692 (E.g.D.-2) furbished. Reasonable 4 . ,ates by day or week. N0n- 74Chev°V'ton300H'P'VD'' ' 4 For Sale or Trade 1967 GMC new tiresandrlms. Trailer 4: roof and have one V~ ton 4x4. Parts. 4933 drinkers only. Phone 63S- towing pack. Asking S4,000 4 be under one 4 Graham (p1.19) 5611. (ctf) 635.7466 (p5-2) 4 i~ 4 For Sale Prlm~e Tire 4 ! CEDAR GROVE APTS. I etc. - 4 w""bedroom '" "v'cehome, 327''"'°'* - 4 barrel. Asking. $350 ') phone number i 6388101m 4 completely furnlshed, 11/2 firm. Phone635.66g1. (p3.21) 4 13 bedroom townhouse apts.I bath, man~, extras, situated 4 Iwlth full basements. I Purebred registered yellow /No. 118.4529 Straume. i 68 miles north of Terrace. 19662dr. H.T. Pootlac, auto, 4 Labrador, lyearold. Best I,cff, Apply C. Rifler, Eox 183, for sale, phone 635-9349 or 4 offer. Phone 635.3904after 6 J Terrace, B.C. 633.2326 (cff) 635.5710on weekend. (p1.19) Office Hours . Remain 8 a j, < (p5.20) KALUM GARDENS 1 Four cute (FREE, kittens rent, some with basement 1 are ln need of homes. Should and carport, private an- 4:3 0 p • m • Monday to pl be good mousers, Call 635. trance and patio.To view J f 1975 Matador 4.door, radial 2431, (p2•19) Apt. No,.on Scott Ave. east or ,.,. ,,,,-o,., Holidays '$3,500.00,,,r. ,..,r..,o,.,,.., phone 635.3020. IRaverso,..,..,..,,.. "aisle.,,.m Frontl , Except Statutory [kitchen, patio doors andl For Sale: 1972 Ford isundlck ' Phone 63|.6~05I Econollne Van. Fully Wanted to buy second hand camperlzed. Low mileage, 'i (¢tflu!4) J ' many extras. Excellent 1, 1' large sizepropanefrldgeln Executive house forsele: ,'condition phone 635.5514 1976Skylark. Self contained Bills oan be at Terraoe 0o op. good condition. Phone 635. 16055q. ft. with double car after S (p6.2) 41',4 paid 4885 (c5.25) garage on 1/= acre well treed trailer for sale. Like new ) • i !' lot. Near schooland stores. For Sale: 1973 Mazda RX3 after S (c5.20) 4 ) ' • ~ • Wanted to Buy: Old spelled 3 bedrooms, 3 fireplaces, 11/2 Station Wagon. 34000 miles hay for garden mulching, baths, family room on main $2300 or best offer. Phone ,,t,oooFORSALE: 12'x66'Frontier--n.---, :: Terraoe Drugs, Any Bank, by Mall or 638.8399WlllplckUp(p2.19,2)Please phone fullyfl°°r'carpeted.sunkenIlvlngLoadedr0Om,wlth 635.5970 (c5.21) mobile, home with 2 large ~ ip , • extras, full basement. Fo~Sale: 1973Toyota Cellca raised living room. Will NEEDMONEY? Prlcedfor qulckseleownere ,S.T. 4S,000 mh Radio, tape .o,,oo.move and setoo,,t,n,,..,,.. up In Terrace :i at our New 0ffnoe transferred. 638.8297 after -deck, excellent condltlon, area. 635.4692 (cff.f) Will pay cash for 3 to 10 acres 3:30 (c5-25) Good tires. 638.8244.after 6 undeveloped rural land, (p3-19) 12x54 .Safeway, 2 bedroom "~ "h suitable for small For Sale: .~by Owner, 4 with 30 addition,, frldge, homestead. Stream or lake bedroom split.level family 1.69 Dodge Polara with a 318 stove, carpet, drapes In. frontage desirable. Reply to room. Good location. Price 2 barrel carb, auto trans. cluded. Set-up and skirted in Box 1177 , care of Terrace low 60's. Phone635-3617, (p3. $700 635-2776after 3 p.m. (c3. trailer park, phone 635.4310 Herald, (c2.19) 22) 19) after 5' (ctf)

t , THE HERALD, Friday, May 26, 1976, PAGE 13

,o PHOTOGRAPHY: 10 for $1,00. Our Introductory T RACE Bt:T)S special offers, you 10 / beautifu! iumbo.slze color NOTICE TO $[-ItffIP SHOP AT.REDSBILLIARDS pictures from any one color NEW • " CREDITORS PERSONAL: Dlscernlng PERRY'S Adults. Shop discreetly by negative for only $1.00. Any IN THE MATTERKEN- OF Bdl,ards? Visit Red's B,Ilards mall. ,Send $1,00 for our additiooal pictures over 10 THE ESTATE OF • DERMKO NETH MANSFIELD • b Brant l~rker aml Jeha~r ha~t latest fully Illustrated from same negative only 10c Antiseptic Healing Lotion THE WIZARD OF ID catelogue of msrltal aids for each. Send as many color ROBISON, formerly of both ladles and gentlemen. negatives (any size) as you Terrace, British Columbia. wish plus$1.00for each. Also for. the relief of psorlosls, Creditors and others Direct Action Marketing Inc. minor burns, Insect bites, Dept. U.K., P.O. Box 3268, save on developing and having cluims against the ap~ " .in abrasionS. A • above Estate are roquired to ~T~.~ fN F~T~/~F H~L~, F= '-- Vancouver, B.C. V6B 3)(9. Wlntlng your color films. 12 regular household Item. exp. roll - $2.9% 20 exp. roll - send fullpartlculnrs of such {ctf) Useful In every first.aid claims ~o Crampton and $3.99, 24 exp. roll . $4.99, 36 kit. Available in leading FLU WAS KILLER exp. roll : $6.99. Fast ser- Brown, 4656 Lazelle Avenue, Spanish ~or septic in- drqg stores. Terrace, British Columbla~ vice, guaranteed quality & C4-10,15,19,2) fluenza killed 27 million- setlsfactlon or money on or before the first day of le from 1917 to 1919-- refunded. Pronto Photo i August, 1976. after which ce the number of Service, 30 Eastgate, Win- G.ENERAL date the assets of the eald ~w~p 2 casualties in the First nlpeg, Man. R3C 2C1. (lu 15) CARPENTRY Estate will be distributed, ...... _ :: : :.~::~ ~ .~, ,~ World War. NO JOB TO BIG having regard only to the OR SMALL claims that •have been • ADDITIONS, SliDING received. RENOVATIONS Mabel Elleen Roblson, Your Individual CEMENT WORK, Executrix • PAIN.TING Crampton and Brown • Solidtors for Horoscope Phone after 6: the Estate. Frances Drake (C4-12-15-16.19) 4736 LAKELSE PHONE 635-7977 FOR FRIDAY, MAY26, 1978 Frances Drake What kind of day will high goals. Your adeptness, tomorrow be? To find out what know-how and intuition should FORSUNDAY, MAY28,1978 CATFISH by the stars say, read the forecast be potentnow. ' What kind Of day will SAGITrARIUS It~''~l~-*' given for your birth Sign. SAGITrARIUS ~ tomorrow be? To find out what (Nov. 23 to Dec. 21) (Nov. 23toDee. 21) ~-Ir~ tbe stars say, read the foreeast An excellent day for com- (Mar. 21 to Apr. 20) v ~#-,--~ If pressed for time, you may given for your birth Sign. binlng business with pleasure, A day fur action! Don't slow overlook vitally Important ARIF.~ of profiting from your past up prngresa by being overly details. Be alert to thin, since (Mar. 21 to Apr. 20) t~ displays of good will. meticulous, fussy, looking for carelessness could cause Don't take anything for' CAPRICORN l~t'Y~" no,esist~t defects in your needless errors, granted. Make surer Neither be (Dee. 22 to Jan. 20) vd ~iY program. CAPRICORN "~J@ pesMmistio nor follow blind A casual meeting with TAURUS U~p (Dee. 22 to Jan. 20) optimism. ,Day calls for :ex- someone of Importance will = to Stellar influences should• ceptiomdly good JudgmunL have [~lsaelug results-- but not. Don't be impulsive about inspire top-flight effort. TAURUS immediately. Keep that best TM muldug cbanges unless you are Especially favored: (Apr. 21to May 21) ~::J~' font forwardt certain they will prove educational projects, family Tension lndieatod in certain AQUARIUS' " ' ~ beneflda]. Business pursuits concerns, community interest& areas, Avoid those who are (Jan. 21 to Feb. 19) [ .: ,m~c~o,,,~-,.v.~-.,~.¢,~.I " "~.~Y~ IIIII~ " - . Mghly favored, health programs. overly emotional and keep out Some persons may react in a ' .~//7"//////~ ~~H/////~'////////H//.; ;; ;;;=: . : GEMINI ( May 23 to June 21) Ud~ AQUARIUS =(~ of situations which could (Jan. 21 to Feb. 19) needlessly involve you in manner not fully anticipated.I FHARMAOV I Your know-how and ability to Uranus not too friendly, Avoid others' problems, Do not let this throw you off LAKELSE m.n. ' handle the unexpected could getliug in over your head -- GEMINI balance or ruin your innately• 4717takeke result in outstanding ad- eapeelsUywhere you happun to (May = to Juno 31) !I~ mumydlspe,Jtlou. _ |FLY REPELLANT, BEACH TOYS, SUNGLASSES | vantages. Spend time and be on unfamiliar 8round. Denot yield to indifferunco or PISCES talents...... con~-uetlvely. This clay FEES ". X~- I0~ confldenco in a matter (Feh. 20taMar. 20) )~' |--andprvmpt prescr,pt=on serwces i ! will ~e rim m oppornuaW, tree, zu to Mar. Key ,t.~. which seems, stymied, Give careml thought to E~i~=~;;~, ...... "5"...... : CANCER ~/..~ Excellent Neptune in- Strenathen your" hand with decisions you must make soon...... ~_ e,-.r~e,-, aa a M " ' m.e.o.', .... a I.k.m..It. " (June 22 to July 23) ,o,~.d fluencesl New trends may faeta,~our faith with courage Try to understand thoroughly tne/IM/4£11v~ or'~,=n'mm,~, -~., ...... Ahdrday. You can masage resultlnanagreement~whure • ' the' obe and involvemunta of the ' 'w~oomva Y~UR ~ ~Rk~eMIFM~J - U~.4NNOT ! g" ' in better4hon-averugo fashion, there was only Opposition Yj,AN~ElitaJnlv 23, el~ no~ few days And be oh- Pl~yerl.~.~,,c~:~Pu~v el must take precautions before Do make the most d ":;;=^~J~;~'.~;',.---',-:.. ;ectl"-' "' I~OEM,AG~_TOTH~RINI(OF..~SCANTfWOP .]~\~ '~l tl 'I/~ ~LV4~v'rrnm~.,~\l\~e~,,.,.~lll/7'.& :. heroin'.to unoare~unato...nor suounnoopporuuuw, flmdble now. Certain eha~u el • ~l~/~~ ~ ~-~,'~-'~'~l'~a r~l~ "~ -~ It~a~/~"l'%'~ ,~'~ • o~rewunato now propomuons, circumstance may call for YOU BORN TODAY are a ll~/.~//_.,~~~,~'~l~//~sr--: ~ ~ ,( I %%\x~ • LEO. ~_r'~ YOU BORN TODAY are auddep improvisation highly gregarious individual ~/l~k~~ ~~. ~1 I ~\'t)q ~ If/'Y~lll~ ~ ////~ ~]I| ] " (July 24 to AUg. 23) O~A'~ clever, witty and eugnglug in LEO ' and a horn traveler; could ~ ~ If - .~trela your Innate e n- ma~. at. You.attract frl~ds (3*24 to AUg.=)a~ succeed In .i~.est any.ca. ~~'~:l tagalaMli ~ eugerlMes to no easily -- nnu.Kcop .m~l. You Soma ultoaflona complicated, cupatlon which mvowes k~.~3~'~j~,~,~/'~.~.J ~/I ~k~, A/'~&tIT~//L~,-~ "-~ i lE~JM -~L.~.~( )q !~7~ I ; w..MLbet .be .wing: also, ~ ~.ve.uee.n.enno.w..m...wtm many Be sure you have all the facts Journeys to far pla..~.s ~ aR~d~/f~j~'~,:)~ i~ : wm'r out restore, to accept ~ate~m out,.m, au mesa, your before making decisions, dealing with the puoun, uu~ ~~,~/~'~.~ L/~I~z _~~"~,l~-A&lqm~7. I~ ~ I - temporary setbacks with inner gift of weras m paramo.unt -- Whether day in for rooreatton er yourextraordlnaryfaullltywith ~"ql{~~~.-~.~t~ [2P/-I~ ~k~'~.~q~3/~,~ |LV~l~l~'e~.~.$1M~ IIM " calm. . which makes you a "nsmrnl" you have tasks to perform, words wlll probebly draw you to EI~ "~/~.~.~-~wc_'...--v~K'e (d~,~ [i~'~'~ ~[:~Mi~l~[ll]~(x'~'~)]~|! V1RGO m~ for wrltlug In any form which runmin composed, some form of literature, p~~~'~..~'-'~][ ~ I~t,~#~'%'~*,'~ ~ .... l l~%~Tll " (Aug. 24 to Sept~ 23) -r -J.]k pleas~ you. 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I~ ~lmt " There's a tendency to "throw as d..o~ m~.c, the mentor.ann pertunitiu offered through the unorthodox methods but are . ~ _ . :' I o~lmoneyafterbad,"Ayoldl scrap.turn, .You..are a .nor.n. use of your creative abllity' din~rn~.eno.~tol~.~ .thin. ~,/'--...... ,~--~_e~,~,,~ ~= ~ F'I'd~m~MA~~O ~ther, cut leases ruthlemy, vave~ur a~ co~a.s.ueccea m SCORPIO ,,;, q~,: traits when .It's anvmame. ; I f.A}K"IC.,~N vv~...... ,,.. | / ",_,, ....,,,, \ ~I,,~T....--:.,-.-T..~;L-- z :- _ . "• SCORPIO ,m ~l~, an,,Y ocoups,,_ uonwmmK ...... eepe.. you (Oet. S4toNov. 23) ,,t, ~ Deepiteyo~inherentdiellke ~' ~/ [ ..,t~.=~t't"'~ "~KHYM~ w,I'/H"IH~~LMdI~ (Oct. 24 to Nov. 22) ,,vr/~ on the go. m rmeato oz: ~mm An on.and-off day, bgt you for monotony and "duly," you ~ f I w~, L .~ I ~.~ ~ r --'* Do not let a personal disap- Wayne,__f~m s~,,~ jam~ ~ should come through hand- handle responsibllitlas well. 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FOR SATUR , , ' .... " ....-v~..~.~_~ ...... to in- FOR MONDAY, MAY 20, )975 L ~ z,,..._ : What kind of da y will womu ~e omy too easy .- ...... " ...... • ~ tomorrow be~Toflndoutwhot volve yourself in fruitless What kind of day will excepuona.y earetm m the stars say, read the forecast discussions or other com- tomorrow be?,readTOfindtheOutforecastwhat SAGITrARIuSdealingswith the opposite~.sez" given for your birth Sign. munieations Which get you the stars say, Xq~;~ DOONESBURY by_. Garry Trudeau nowhere, given for your birth Sign. (Nov. 23 to Dec. 21) ARIES M*-J~ SAG ARIUS INov. 23 to Dec. 21) AmEs others before taking untlBUa] O,~/l'~/~fl/~/~: 7Z~.5~il4~a~E~-" (Mar. 21 to Apr. 20) T~-'-~ action. Your intuition is ex- ~//~'A~.-)I~ ~.~7"~ o~.~1 I ~'~#v. Don't let your curiosity get A short trip may hriug some (Mur. 21 to Apr. 20) surprising results -- even, Youdou'tneedtolonk afar for cellent, but another viewpoint ~7/~/~e~ ? ~ ~ ~ 7~Y 7~ ~/0 ~'~- I I I the bettor of you. It just COULD could be helpful. ~ ~ ? 7~. ~ lead you into a licMlsh situation pebbly, a complete change in best r~. They will come which wouldWove far from your present set-up, from within your immediate ;~ (Dec. 22 to Jan. 20) desirable. CAPRICORN "t~t:-~ surroundings and, perhaps, TAURUS ~j-~ (Dec. 22 to Jan. 20) vOKW through some "unlikely" Collaberete' on a program (Apr. 21 to May 21) ~t~" The suceuss of an old friend source. A good day! with associates who have allied ~ ~'~" [' interests and principles. Some :II~ ~, FlneYenuninfluences.Agcod.will certainly call foi' a TAURUS • " ~-i,~ excellent ideas could result '~ day for making important celehratiun. De your ~ to (Apr. ~1 to May 21) v't~" from a "meatl~ of ~." deelsious -- especially as they make it a truly convivial me. Take constructive action on a AQUARIUS :~I~ "~ relate to creative projects, AQUARIUS ~t prOject which you may have home and community affairs, (Jan. 21 to Feb. 19) I •.~, had in mind for oome time. Wlth (Jan. 21toFeb. 19) ~/~# ~.~. i~ /i personal relationships. Stars now put the accent on good preparation, you should be Stellar Influences mild, yet 6EMINI ,,,~.~ romance. You should hear, able to complete it now. you can have a successful day. Taboo wild schemes, duril~ (May2~ to Junegl) M~ / ' directly or indirectly, some GEMINI ventures. There's' a tendency There's never a dull moment highly interesting news about (May 22 to Jane 21) !11 toward recklessness now, HE WROTE MANY I N G L I K E wheayouureatyourbest--and an old flame. Aspirited day, even toxiugat PISCES If6~:~' HYMNS . MISTRESSES tlda is a day when you should PISCES )(~/ momenta. But then, Gemialens (Feb. 20 to Mar. 20) *~. Charles Wesley, the Henry IV of France be! There's plunty of planetary (Feb, 20 to Mar. 20) ""'~:~ know how to benefit by restrain yourself, no matter British Methodist, wrote was reputed to have 56 help for the ambitious, op- If planninga trip, be sure you challenges and hurdle obstacles how strong the urge to take a-total of 6,500 hymns, n mistresses. ttmistic doer. don't go overboard finanoiauy, in the most unexpected ways. Get all schednles, costs, etc. in CANCER direct action becomes. This is a CANCER ~ writing. Better plan on some (June 22 to July 23i ~' day for plaunin8 -- 'not for lrv ~ ~'~ ~ff~-"~ ?~)~'~ (June 22 to July 23) "extras," volvement in complex Many demands will be made too. Orient yourself to beneficial situations, on your time and effort. There ; .... ,.m~, ,~,w~Av o,o chauglug conditions. Take a ACROSS 45 Ph~.t~ -DOWN 11 Pick one's wou'.t be an ellsy way to handie x.uu.~v~,, ..v,..,-, %_---, MUg, hard, objective look in YOU BORN TODAY are IChoese graY,her: Sir ICorrida way. but' with Y our oP timism,,--" enoowee...... wtm a col'mind,xem, =~x~- are order to reach accurate a-P" endowed with a brlllinnt in- 4'Bitter Cecil- cheer ' 16WWllbat.tie originnlltyandingenulty,youll n~g..ammm.,?_~t ..... 7..'_ti._ pralsals, teilect and a great love of 9Stitoh 47"Landor ZPeace(L.) area find the means with which to•~ orgmat,. o, annthat mgmy vm, a-as~,nd~rtake vc ta~.__ .D,~C~- " learning. Your tastes run l~Thul thefree" 3Summit 20Falsified cope. \ ...... • ...... nin (July 24 toAu g. 23) vm.,~ •toward the litersry and y ou t abbr.) 4 Certain 21 Worthless LEO J)*--~ Mercury,...... your govermn"oua g Good .solar influences have an unusual flair for the 13~i~uage 48 Hairpiece weapons (Bib.) " (nlyJ 24 to Aug. 23) ~w,~u~...... pmner, nasuea~oweuul~• ---~- ~ -nd stimulate your lnsp iratlon, dramatic-- a tremendous asset • frequent 49 Traveler 5 Chains 22 A cheese You .may have to. msclP use ...... magnutcen~ gut ux wu,~,,.,... - ,o ideas for a new stra t ng.y should you choose the stage, 14 Man---tung 54 Compass 6 Silkworm 23 Nan)ed yo urself sternly to Keepon ~ me ...... nl~tOi'y oi ~lgumumw,_.., to through which to attain ou- pulitlcsortheinwasa career, If IS Know-how point (var.) 27 Hawaiian road to accomplls~an... eat now. replete_ wtm _ me mmee u, a,~,, Jcetiv~. Joh matters under ouwrlte, your bust work would 17Raced 55-Barrymere 7Re'poses wreath Be especially careful ...... not m lose writers, reporters, editors..~.~., and especially. beneficent aspec ta. Yevidence itself in essays,' 18 - the mark 56 Cutting tool 8 Shatters 29 Herb your temper if certain persons play~_,_l~_ms~vo~lrU~;i~)~o~d~VIRGO ' I~ criticism, novels and detective 19 Indonesian 57 Unite 9 Type of. dill onn0Y ...... " urnculate, ~o ~um-,.:.,.~...I.,...... 15 (Aug, 24 to SepL 23) ,,¥ -~L% stories. But don, t count out island 58 ~nks, in punishment 30 Smooth Y[RGO...... I1~ exUPJIu~,_ ,~..~ to ....~ lt~;ttat~,, nnd pmutvt~., t~ Devoid of planetary e n- journellsmaMtravelliteratore group,- . sports 1OJaeob's ,32Redact 2 qA ~ug: 24. to.~,p L ~)...... ~-, tu .~ ..--...... ,,- v,, Imvethe couragement now, you may _ ,, naturals,, for the restless,. 21Fome 59 Spread hoy flrstson 34Brought CR~UnP 3~ 13 tmsany~sespectouyuumrco e.~.ecwo,u..~ ~-~., -=% -t~y tend to feel 'lost But don't, curiousGemininn Youhavea PAOmit Avg. soluttontime:2~min, charges for ...... scientific matters; omer interim, ,- o,,, me, ~ater enu or the~ tnsteau,.... aceenerate, "' reactivate'. great gift for oratory and, ff 25 Bustle =t agams~ t~BE KWTG IKEWTGC, JLKIAURV ~i JBIIRIAI I ILIISIAIGIAI ~ ,t.oconds protesstonal, tecn.m.c.a~ .cnoo~m~..,_,-F;,-~U..... yourintereMa, and you will lend starting out in polities or the 26 "My Gal --" A TI~I~E ..... ,,,.,,o oro oh..o . : ~ ,,,VCUMGEGM NLG HAAHVGVNC workers,' also...... has ortgn~ mw as a career: u, um~ ,~,v-~l"-" ...... ' ,^..,,~,~,r4 ...... ,~,. °a .... '°'°--"~.-6 .... 28 Calyx leaf ~[- .~l~,b,l~,l 7 ~,A,~.~./KI ...... prospects tor, .~.eac.ne.rs., omer- ~,,,~T. ~-~n.~e~ LIBRA e~]f~ quickly propel you to a top spot 31 Arrived ~IBI~;~.XI ~mF A]~[~[~[~~ S stands stndenls.Newldeassummatoa, you.c'omuume,_",~'~'nc]~I (Sept 24toOet 23) ~r.~w--in statesmanship or in the 23Beringor H;A 42 Growing out JLBIAC Lmn~ . ~ atlammen~ an .st .-o ' ' •--- ~...... Jfl-m m _..,a m..~ote of' Jay Gould, Not a :favorable day for. diplomatic field Other areps Baltic ~'~.~E~I~D-[]-FN~E~ 44 Shallow Yesterday's Cryptoquip--WISE POLITICAL CANDIDATES ~'pt. z~ m u~. ~) --. . wv.---ff,,.-"T_:___' ~mella lobbying your interests suited to your talents: ex- 35 Native of -~'~!~-II~~li~ vessel AGAIN PREPARE TO W00 DELEGATIONS. ....Some suq~lsiug events...... In- inuustrlal ~ycuun;Iv advocate ----- of Assoulaten wlll probably not be ploration.,archeology, .musiff. Copenhagen ~' 1T~]"~D]~_IMGI~I~ 45Concoct mcuteu na a corn lowry muemcr, ~--. i~l~l-0_~S~]~ 46 Comfort ~) 1978 King Features Syndicate, Inc. --per..ps P .- , ...... -----t Price very enthusiastic. Bide your and scmpmre, Blrthda~e oL 38Organic • Today's Cryptoquip elue: U equa~ I unexpcetod vlsk tram an otu w.omen'srJ~teL~.~_ ~ time. Patrick Henry, early Amer. compound T~!Y[$TI~.~ISIF-~ 50Haggard friend or a relative from star;..s..mgeanasc~_em u..,~,'.'~'~am SCORPIO . m.~]~, statesman; G,K. Chostorton, 38 Freeze ~_~_~_~ I-~] heroine The Cryptoqulp is a simple sub~titutien elph~ in which each : SCORPIO , .wous, ,~mcr. uu..... ; ...... vrm , , , ~,}-~i.~]~~ 51Channel letter used stands for another, If you think tluit X equals 0., it ' (0eI.Ada N to'N.OV..~).II1//~m vmcn m Keep your Snead,soaoora uu.c=,renOWnweodrl~e~ .... (u~i~e~ i~l?V'ce~) " Stay out of pE;e~ ' J~oe~nneFllst'K~7; ~ 41Cairo's4OLair T~EIE-IN-II-ITI~I~II~OTT1 52 English. will equal O throughout the puzzle. Single letters, short woids, : Y '...... spceumuvo ventures and be Hope, comedian., river 5-13 river and words using an apostrophe can give you clues to locating own counsel, omerwme, ~ easter, , 43 Truman -- An~;~verto yesterday's puzzle. 53 Crimson vowels, Solution is accomplished by trial and error. , • i nc @1978 King Features Syndicate lnc ' , . • @1978 Kink Features Syndicate, I * • ' ' i

PAGE 14, THE HERALD, Friday, May 26, 1978 No Place for Unions By K. R. S, RAJAN wages and better living contractors wanted them to are nothing more than CP Correspondent conditions for the 4,.000 do s0. BOMBAY (CP) -- "There _p~ple workLn8 on the proj- The Times said it had also and bonded laborers." ~ is no place here for labor ect, received eomplainto from The Times recently organizations. You are all ~veral Indians have been Asla,s tn other FJab ~dk- reported that 2,800 Indian Communist agents who asked to leave the wealthy doms about harsh working workers were sent to prison deserve to be thrown into the sultanate at short notice on conditions for immi~rante. in Muscat and Oman when sea or executed" the charge of "incitin8 labor Tens of thousands of In- These harsh words were tmrest." dians, Pakbta,b and other oftheyprbonIronically,°Vertime protested had just wages.the beennonpayment modernhuitt by I ~/H ~TO~S l AND spoken by an Arab govern- EXPELLEDFOR Asians have been recruited ! ment official to a group of PROTESTS for industriai projects in the Indian, Pakistani and other . EruvatShekhar, a St-year- Middle East. Every month Asian workers employed on old Indian technician, told millions of dollars are being the lmdla~themeelves. I _ow,., I ANDERSON a giant construction project The Times of India, Bom- sent by the immigrants to Let each r~Ul~ play the - I ll i ~ Ji~ I , in the sultanate of Muscat bay's leading English- their home countries, role of a flower, Let us make newspaper, that he helping to boost the domestic a garland of these divine and Oman in the Middle language flowersand offer them at the East. was expelled for protesting economies. The official was reacting regulations requirin~ Indian press reports allege Feet of God. God will be to demands for resular workers to work even up to that most of the Indians pleased. We shall be working hours, overtime 16 hours a day ff labor working in Arab sheikdoms fU m~'~.~ed" r T.V. GUIDE All listinp oubjcot to ohanp without notice. 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