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A fire of undetermined orgin was discovered by Terrace to have occurred on the lower level where most of the books proximately ten people, some of them part time are era- in the quick arrest and extinction of the rapidly spreading RCMP in the Winterland Gmerai Store at 3210 Kalum Street, and periodicals were on dlsplsy. Although, the fire appeared ployed on staff. Jefferd told the Herald the business was fire, and its'containment mostly to the upper level. Despite at approximately 4:30 Wednesday morning..The pollec called in the Terrace Fire Department, which was on the sceee in the most intense on the upper floor, it was at first assumed completely covered by insurance. Asked whether the fire the fire had started there, by noon Wednesday, it had still not would mean laying off the staff for an indiflnlte period, the seriousness of the conflagration, the fire was out. the minutes. The upstairs of the store, which had beennewly laid Jefferd said he carried bus~eas Interruption iosurance,.and smoke removed, and the hoses all rolled up and put away out, appeared almost totally damaged, andtheupstni~floor' been determined, where the fire had begun. Opened in although he hadn't checked it out as yet, he was hopeful the within two hours of receiving the call. There were no InJnires. and the ceiling of the ground floor, was almost burned' Terruee :approximately four and one huh years ago,, the stuff could be eovered. The building is heated by naturat ~0s. Causeof the fire and amount of the damage is under routine through. Considerable damage by smoke and water appears Wligd'land General Store is owned hy Ray Jefferd. Ap- The prompt arrival hy the Terraee Fire Department resulted investigation.

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Alcan dock on the extr:e~e right nnd Eurucan dock on the Herald explainthe passlhilltyd a Klflmat grsin t MK Bay marina near Kltimat has been refused federal funds "are not adequate" for the population of small extreme left, both border .on the proposed sight site for a very real. A.ccording to alderman Ran Burner, to expand and upgrade•docking facilities. Chnirmun of the operators In #.h~. area. fensable grain terminal In Kitlmat. Details In yesterday s flrst'xitethat wouldheexaminedforaterminaL" "regional board Joe Banyay says the local mooring laeII/tles

...... Sohool .Parents View Sex,Educat on :/".~'~...,~b.yDIlmaM.c_Kay . . _- psrsonal~view~." • . ' ~ available . to •deal wKb" -~,~.au ,.om_o,.~ . The next meat~s ~ be p~,~tzquestiO.. ~grou~. . ,m.~suv,~,uupu~u a.mc~mq~ held ~Anril 12 sand udll d,o~l" , .~,--..~,..,.....,~.....c.~:.,~,,~' •Tuesday night at 7:30 in the with c~,,o ~-.,~=~,~'~'^7'~= i.- ~t~ .r".~-~-r'9;.o.w~ *°~."a'; ~' • Cassie ~n,, .h...,, ,,, _ ~..._ w, ,~,. .... • ,,. ,?..? :. ,.to prmctpal,verex banwtor : n~view ~e"sex:'~l"ue~ation .nc~.~.:.urug.:aq~au:..w.m- his: strofigsUpporL of, ~¢.. • fl'lms.iTh~ ~showlng took:{ p~smy a ,iampmy.!anu ue.o. ~rent. education .program:. , • /@~.oxinm eyonh0~with~::•::/ • :~".: •-'.... •-:.~:: ...... ~-m,,* • • ' '•Ailao~i :Pte."/'ce,•~ai"-~abHe~':..:.,,'."i:.i • .].. uvn$1o $ |!11 • health nurse with theSke~a' "~/~ :..:. • .~'; :.] .. ,lip . • Health Unit in ,:attendance. • ' Tldrtyparentsatte~ded, Boy... _i. Problem to Man and Girl toWoman~ ]. - Pose. . ,,. we~e the titles Of the two VANcouvER(CP) " TI films shown. This .wan ...... '~' ' ~ ' Motel, said police, followed by discussion Over .SS-memner. gypsy ~an, tOM 'her to hire a.. lawyer coffee for half an hour. " : recenuy aensea rexug, b~.ause they Can't.evict the , ,-status in Canada, still ' o~Y~e~i,ee without a 'court General reaction by the ~.....,... ~ ~.. ,..., _.~., s'~ecanfa: wa~ n~ e n r~a|l'|u~ ~ ,Lm,;uom,s ~ ca at~4ms ~l.Jtq~ n,,~,,,n,,,, a ~,rade fi~o' than $~,lOOTuesday Still has • Meanwhile Bill. Vander . .. Zalm British Columbia's tea'--'~~', Cass~e Hall a'~ ant ~ paid.'. • human resources minister, swered questions put to her The group has said it has said he has been trying for bye the parents concerning no money topay the bill. two days to contact Im- film and gave her SukchailGill. owner of the- migration Minister Bud Cuilm to discuss the matter. Bow heavy with water as AI)RIATII( ,~ them into the it's their (CP) Water take~i-~ab0ar~i ~the ..s~,,p. to be vary'bow- area betwean ita inn~ and water clogged the pumps. It was eaeorted here by the to look after the 193-metreAdrlat/k made heavy, said one of the ~ew outer shells. United States/Coast Guard Vender Zalm. the shlp:b0w-hea~,.as it members after the . The Adriatlk was. ea its cutter .Morgenthau, The battled!2-metre,w~ea~ ~ind Yugoslavian ship, which is . When the frelght~ began 'way to Chinawith Canadian Adrlatik is expected i to in resources 60-kiI0metre ~w~de:~,~' the ' registered in Panama, taking water Sunday night, graiawhich it had loaded is re~ainhere for two o~ three ~off aldto the North i~Pacific:ie0uth of arrived herelate Tuesday. the crew attempted to pump VaneoUv~ The e]ght:year- dayswhile divers enmine and a hail ago Alaska. ~") .... ~ ~ • it out/the crew member oldnveese] s problems negan its hull. If damaged, the ship nl government "Almost all thewater that He said water" filled one of said. Their efforts were th- in heavy seas abo~ 416 would have to travel to ed to provide flowedinto the ship rested in the ship's sevm holds, and warted, however, when knlometre~.south of Kodiak, Victoria or Vancouver for stance, the forward part and caused may have permeated the leaking grain mixed with Alaska. repairs. s, members of ID*oe..e..oo o..~e..%-I-_....jol%,* ...o.o.°.?eo.%'j'o'aol~o.'i~°e'o'j "~__*°.'l*l'l .... )S' a~d P~rov md ,,..., Herring.,,e Harvest Oould Be Disaster arrived here :1 five care after • ~ • n Montreal via VANCOUVER (CP) -- A may achieve $0,000 tens, Japan at prices of more than TRUi)EAU SPEAKS |tes.Thegroup disappointing catch for Spitz said, butprocessing ~10a~und. ~hildrenunder British Columbia's herring companies, which have Prime Mcnister Trudeau grams in the past. B~tit no~ ~nant woman roe fishermen could mean increased to 58 froothe 5 n- Spitz said fishermen have ~nld a U.S.~audience Wed. is firmly committed to oldman~tha red ink or even hankruptcx 1974, etm will.he hard hit. been able to sell their catch ~eeday night that Canada's restraint, he said, ~n. ' . for ~.processing companl.es, "There is a reel possibility to cash bu~e~s right o~ the economic prosPecta are Tree text of Trudasu'a " the" Mad of the. Fisherles of fln~nclal hardships thie fishing grounds f~ more dcudedbecauseofthethreat address was released in ~L'HE Association of B,C, said year," Spitz said. "There's than $1,000 a ton, The ~f Quehec's eeimration but Ottawa in advance of Tuesday. - - lun toomany companies bidding agreed-u~n minimum price i ~e expressed confidence the delivery. Jerry Spitz said in a - for thefish." " wae$440aton, up from a $285 ' ~otmtry will stay together. The black-tie dinner chnon address that fisher, Spitz said later the minlmuminlg'~'. ! In. a speech to the speech was given to the! ut'chan~ far men have taken only 45,000 possibility of bankruptcy prestigious Economic Club same audce~ce that heard: ~. get ap- tons of the 80,-000-ton target looms for some com- ' Spitz said the cash buyors I ~ere, Trudeauacknowledged quebec Premier .Rene for fussing and there is only a week left panles,n~t all may survive have. sparked the corn- that ~ government : had Levesque say more' than a he Youth in the lucrative fishing if the sale:price remains petitinnthatledtoeuchhigh "moved too mr, ,.too fast" year ago that Quebec t Program; season which opened two stable; The, herrlng are prices by offeriag far more larch S4th, / weeks ago. " . flripped of their roe, which is than more-established maJor, • 'ith some speuoms 'pro- separatlonin inevitable: • ' , •With luck, the fishery still thmnireated and shipped to processors. . :-:..Y.-:~:.Z.:~~:.~.~.~ PAGE 2, THE HERALD, ~ursday, March 23, 1978

--.World oonferenee , . . EASTERS HERE! Mormon leaders to moot in Salt Lake Oity Salt Lake City -- Mormon York to Ohio, Mlmouri and bsve bern In Salt" LId(e City. . The Chruch into expandal leaden from throughout the ])]inob. duH~ the first 17 In recent years, however, far beyond the confines of Its world will gather here the years, but since 1847, when Church leaders have Roc~Motmtalnbaas. Thoso first two days of April for the Brigham Youns led the periodically trkveled to four ~ members are 148th annual World General Mormom to the Great Salt other parts of the world for Scattered throughout the Conference of The Church of LalmValley, the conferences "area ronfer~nces," United States • " Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. I Four general sessions of the conference will be conducted on Saturday and Sunday, April1 and 2, in the hintoHc Mormon Tabernacle on Temple Square. These IMPORTANT 8easinns are. ettended by leaders and the general membership, T. addition, there will be a special conference se~lon NOTICE on the Curch's unique welfare services system, and another sesslon for those who hold the ixiesthecd. TO In connection with the conference, a day-long 8eminer for regional leaders of the church will be held ALLLANDLORDS l~'Jday, March 31. Preeldein~ over the world Rent Increases may be legally invalid unless: confermce once a~in will be President Spencer W• 1. The official "Notice of Rent Increase" Kimball, world leader of the four million member church• form is used; and He will be ans/sted by his 2. A copy of this form iS filed with the Rent counseolor in the First Presidency, Preddonts N• Rev,ew Commission within 7 days of serv- Eldon Tanner and Marian G• ing the tenant. ,": ,. :!!', Romney. • Theme three man and other It is important, that you comply with these • :~: :, -.: :.:.:!:~ General Authorities ~ the Church, includi~ members provisions in tl~e Residential Tenancy Act, .7•. of the Qucrum of Twelve otherwise you may have an increase in- Apostles, will be the speakers durl~ the two-day validated, even if the error is not discovered conference. They are e~- until some .• time in the future. These provi- :./." .:: • : peered to. address the great . ::,,,: / • ,:• sions apply even if the unit is exempt from ,i:, ::/: ,. moral issues in the world today, as well as general rent controls. •These forms are also required Church doctrine. to analyse the rental market, the.effect of As has been traditional for many hears, the world rent controls, and the possibility of decon- famous Mormon Tabernade trols; Copies of the form are available from Choir will provide music durln8 the conference. the Rent Rewew Commission or Government " ..,:::::.:'i:::'/::.i:'i:.::,'.?i:::~,:,i.::":,:.:.r./:'. •i~.!:.:! • : ...... •• •. • .:.• Under the baton of director Agents. Jerold D; Ottley, the 375 ~volce~choir will perform For further Information contact the Rent Review several numbs• Portions of Commission.. the conference, indud~ the

.:,,. :,~ ~ choir, will be s~en and heard over an independent netwerk of hundreds of radio and television statious. The Rent Review Commission. Annual Conferences have Box 9600 - been a tradition since the ~of Bdtish Columbia Vancouver, Brltlsh Columble Church was first oqpmlzed V6B 4G3 April6,1830, in Faystte, New Ministry of Easter greeting cards mark the arrival of springwith flowers. Easter Sunday, March 26th this York. Consumer and Phone: 668-2356 year, is the earliest Easter in a decade• The headqum:ers of the Corporate Affairs Church shifted from New - , ,, . •'d -r " ,L'. " "~ ...... r.~" • ' "":~,.'~ "' ~,~.... ~i~-,,~; .. ' .~

,,:J at Terrace fair • .Sflhtsyear's E~ Drop Coutest, held at the Terrace Science and Educational Fair March llth, drew 188 parttolpants from the schools in the Terrace and Hazelton areas• A lal'ge crowd of spectators were ou hand to watch the Terrace Fire Departmmt drop the packages from the roof of the Caledonia gym. Ice on the gym roof could have presented a hazard to the firemen had they not been equipped with proper safety We'rehere because equipment. • .The basic idea behind an egg drop is to prevent the egg from breakisg on impact. Chlidre~ are allowed to use any medium they wish h their containers. We add challenge by asking that the egg be uncooked and further complicate it by insistioKthst theyuse two eggs. • .Thirty-one children had their two eggs survive the 10.Z meter fall. One child was disqualified for grossly exceeding cste, the 10 cm maximum container measurement (not diagonal). The real thouSht process for the ehildreu lies in what type of material to use as a cushion. They used straw, foam, rice I work for thePollution Control Branch, Judspies, |e]lo, newspaper, silicone, bread, co~ton, popcorn, sawdust, carpet, wool, puffed wheat, wax, klamea, Ministry of the Environment. l live and styroioum, sponge, dirt and many other materials .and combination of these fillers, work in a small community in Bdtish Wieners received copies of Dr• Znd's Brilliant Book of Science Experhnents. And if they were present they received a short Ill~ht over Terrace -- courtesy of Okanagsn Columbia. And l'm a member of the Hdlcopters. • .A special thanks goes to the Terrace Fire Department, Bdtish Columbia GhVemment Ernployees' Okanagan Hdicol~ers, and all the teachers who encouraged their chihh'en to participate. Union. You probably see some of our J. Steele, Principal, Parkside School members every day,. :after •eli, there's close to 40,00eel us-snowplowing Briefs highways, looking after our forests -FUR SALES AP lredict little economic growt REGINA (RV) -- Last in Canada this year. They and parks, providing Sodal.andhealth care year was the most successful based their forecast Wed- in the ~-year history of the nesday on the bank's Lead- services. We're the neighbour next door. Saskatchewan Fur J~ Indicator, a componont Merketin~ Service, the Crwn index c~lsualllng We'repart of thiscommunity. ' " corporation says in' lto an- movements in Lbe economy, nual report. Furmmles in. which declined.C~ per cent In We have our own office right:here in town, creased 40par cent ov~ January tollowtn~ an in- 1976, boosted by an "un. crease of .08 per cont in prncedmted demand from December. The United and we're involved in community States Index of Leadln8 European buyers combined -,,., with excellent Amerl-nsn Jlndlcators, a factor used in. activities. Things like sports and recreation and Canadian sales." MtuP calculating the Commerce. ~at production increased 80 indicator, declined ~-,S per leagues, various:action groups. per cent, mink ~1 per ennt~ c~t in Jennsrv. racoon 147 per cent and SIGNS AN AGREEMENT We want to;help.our community be a ' I~d~er 87 per cent, TORONTO (CP) -- DEVALUE DOLLAR MasseyFerSnson Lid, has KATHMANDU '(AFP) - signed an asreameat with better place to: work,,./.and play .... , i. ,, Nepal Aedncsdaydevalued two companies in India for the manufacture there eta- ecause We live here, too. :..... , the U.S. dollar the Massey-Ferouson ~46 and the Indian rupee, the tractor and the Perkins 4HT foreign ministry announced. diesel engine. The com. The new rate for the dollar is pahies are Tafa (Tractor and L one U.S. dollar to 19. Farm Equipment) and • : .... '.::.:i" '::: . ~ : Nepalsae rupees compared Simpson and Co.nLtd., both with 12.5 previously. In eddi- of Madras, India. Perkins is L tion, one Indian rupee now a wholly-owned subsidiary of will equal 1.45 Nepalese Massey-FerRuson. rupees, compared to 1.89 WILL CLOSE PLANT • .._:: :: :,-'...... :.,/' .... ": . . . .,,.: NKEPALESE RUPEES PRATTEI.,N, Switzerland PREVIOUSLY• (Reuter) -- Firestone (Sch- weiz) AG, the Swlsa sub- ll~ed,Elnion that W0~ for B;£, PREDICT MODEST sldiery of the Firestone Tire GROWTH and Rubber Co., of Akron, TORONTO (CV) -- Econo- Ohio, says It is dosing its ,, - ; . mists at the Consdian Im- plant here because the high , . ~ , f .. : ,., perial Bank of Commeroe vame .of the Swiss franc ~`~:.~.~.:`:~`:~:.~:~:`;~;~;`;.;.~.;.;~;~;`;~;.;~;~;`;~;~;`;.~.•... •,. •...... THF HERALD. Thursday, /~%rch 23, 1978, PAGE 3 Tenders Called For New A glimpse of history at the m:brary Man has beez fascinated 909.8 - "Revolution in French Revolution tu the Chlldren's story hour will be with his history, since he Perspective" hy Mary present this book looks at held at tbe library on began to write and indeed Charlesworth. From the people seeking change. Saturday, March 2S, at Pr. Rupert 6rain Dryer most of the first stories were histories. In fact, the word Ottawa -- Tenders have been called by the federal for use in the new drywe. The original dryer will eventually "story" comes from government for the supply and Installation)of an upgraded be eompeltely dismantled. The matter is currently before the "history". grain dryer at the government Grain elevator in Prince courts in a suit between Klye Auto Supply and the Depart- History is esciting, and Rupert. This announcement was made today by the meat of Supply and Services. why not prove it to yourself TERMINAL Honourable Ions Campagnolo, Minister 0f State, on behalf of "The new grain drying facility will be located on ground by dropping into the public Agriculture Minister, Eugene Whelan. library to take a look at some In 197S, an expermental grain dryer was installed on top of level and will improve the grain drying capacity of the Prince Rupert elevator", said Ms. Campagnolo. "It is ex- of' the amazing stories of the Prince Rupert Grain Elevator b~' Kyle Auto Supply of history? Blenheim, Ontario, but because it did not meet Labour pected to take five months to complete this project", con- tinued the Skeena MP. To list more than a tiny Canada fire hazard regulations and dust colltrol standards, it fraction of the books we have was never put into operation. However, several parts of this Tenders are due on March 30, 1978, and are being ad- about history would be (635-3680) dryer, such as the leg that fed the dryer, some electrical vertised by the Pacific Regional office of Public Works impossible, but here are a controls, spouting and conveying equipment can be salvaged Canada. few especially good history books with beautiful illustrations to add to your Parcel Pickup & Delivery ._..,;'"~"-""""''''"""""'"...... Taped Animal :::::::::::::,:,::,::::::,::,:::::::::::,:::::937 - The World of the Romans" by Victory Duruy. imie ie mm am me me im mm m ,ms ~m i~ ie A lavishly illustrated ac- count of this great Light Paokaps & Parcels $2.50 2L,~O Used In Court Case civilization that continues to influence us 1500 years after MILL HALL, England tapes of the sounds so they quack there from Mrs. "the judge said, and set its collapse. Ohairs - Rooliners - End Tables - (CP) -- Having read all could be played in .High• Sandereon's 15 ducks and 30 • .. :he bearing for a later 915 - "Half the World" about Watergate, Pamela Court to back up their com- chickens; a cackle from her !~e. edited by Arnold Toynbee. Podablo T.V. Sanderson's neighbors knew plaints. nine geese; a few squawks ~utslde the court, pretty Possibly the world's most just what to do when her As in "Old Macdonald Had from her peacock and his dm. :~aired Mrs. Sanderson famous historian takes a farmyard pets kept waking , a Farm." there was a quack- two mistresses and a throaty said: look at the amazing Suites (Kitchen & Dying Room) them upat dawn--they made quack here and a quack- bleat from Billy the Goat-- "Some of my aeighbors. civilizations of the East. all bottled up on tape. woulda'tknowthe difference 970.01 -."The Discovery of At a preliminary court between one of my ducks,na North America" by W.P. Dods & Box Springs hearing in this rustic suburb screech owl or a fox. They Creaming et el. From the Salt and Most Sugar of outer London, the neigh- blame me for all the noises possible first landings by bors said living next to Mrs. although there is a farm Irish monks to the begin- NO MASTER BEDROOM DRESSERS OR CHESTS Out From Baby Foods Sanderson's farm was ab- across the road and a nings of (~ivilization this solute bedlam and they had spinney at the bottom of the volume looks at European TORONTO (CP) -- Gerber sweetening to offset natural sound tapes to prove it. garden. We have two acres explorers who came to this NO FRIB'S, STOVES, WASHER OR DRYERS Products of Canada Ltd. has tartness or acidity. Ninety. Mr. Justice Walton told of gardm and we hardly live continent. decided to cut all salt and four of its products will be them if they played the tapes on top of our neighbors. 909.81 - "The Nineteenth most sugar from its baby sugar-frce. in court they must provide Mrs. Sanderson, her Centuiy" edited by Aca food products, a company Charles said the sugar their own. apparatus. husband lad and their three Briggs. A monumental book spokesman says. content in Gerber products FEARS ERASURE children also have a cat but that will show you in District of Terrace Only John Charles said the was never more than 20 "We all know these days no one has complained about beautiful detail how people move came after consumers calories to the ounce. While ,vhat erasure of tapes can that. lived a hundred years ago. across Canada complained scientific research showed ::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: that too much sugar in a consumers' fears were I baby's diet causes obesity legitimate,nGerber delayed and deotal problems and the decision because some that too much salt causes doctors and nutritlonists nervousness. were against it, he added, In a letter earlier this Some doctors felt that no- month, the company said it salt and no-sugar foods could decided not to add salt to any result in more problems of its foods and reduce the because mothers who might use of sugar to 26 products want to sweateD foods might whatever /L " which require minimum add too much sugar. your pitch,... STR'I'KE

i "'.- ' " Ann Smale, of Terrace, is Christmas to earn a living on looking for a job as a herown, lnterestedpotential . :.,- chambermaid or waitress. P~loyers can reachAnneat " She can also do accurate, 5 after 5 or contact the !: W,@. though not fast typing. She Herald office at 63,5-6357. . ,, . . holds a senior certificate in !"i swimming, and enjoys ::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: working with people and .t with children. Fifteen years RICH'l- .... of age, she left school at B.C. RESOURCES INVESTMENT N.W,O.O. CORPORATION TAKE A LOOK AROUND YOUR Lll!BIIIBddl ; Schedules ATT.c, QARAQE. RUMPUS ROD. Motel Mgmt. A.. Tu.. ou. Do.'T WA.TS ,.TO C, S. Oourse

Northwest Community College co-operation with the B.C. Motels, Resorts and AT THIS SPECIAL RATE Trailer Parks Association and Canada Manp()wer will be offering a motel management advancement course in Terrace, April 3-7, 1978. DAVID L. HELLIWELL The program is designed • S . 5 DAYS. 5 DOLLARS The Board of Directors of LINES to provide an upgrading for employess and a the British Columbia Re- sources investment Cor- |m|m|m. mmmm mm mmmn •m| m|m mmm||mm|||mm| m -- familiarization with new i~oration is pleased to I Print your ads in the squares on the coupon. Be sure to include developments in the motel announce that David L. industry for managers and Helliwell has been ap- DALLY HERALD Mail Coupon with SS.O0 cash I your telephone number and leave a blank space between words. Cheque or Money Order to: I own~e, The course length is I:}ointed the Corporation's I 30 hours, full day, beginning first president and chief "Strike It Rich" Ads executive officer. A char- -"STRIKE IT HIGH" I Items may not exceed S250 in value. Price must be included in the ,April 3, 1978. Participants tered accountant and a The Daily Herald I advertisement. must pre-register as a graduate of the University minimumof 20 people will be of Briffsh Columbia. Mr. ADS 3~,2 Kalum l necessary for the course to Hslliwell moves to B,C. Please allow one space be~een words Terrace, B.C. VgG 4B4 I Your advertisement will run for five consecutive days upon run. Resources investment receipt of coupon and accompanying payment. Corporation from Steel I I i.I I,I I i ii.i i ii.ii i i ill I Jill I Instructor: Mr. Barry. Pet- Brothers Canada Ltd.. linger, (Tofino) where he has been presi- No cancellations or refunds. Place: Lakelse .Motor dent since 1974. The B.C. i-iJlitJllll I. JitllJiljifiJj 1 Hotel, 4670 Lakeise Ave., Resources Investment I Terrace, B.C, ;orp,drrationwas set up by No business ads please. .Days: Monday, April 3 to he ,{ British. Columbia I ;overnment n 1977 to i Friday April 7, 1978 Advertisements must meet the Daily Herald advertising start. Time: ~9:00 a.m, to 4:0o ~ke! Fover ,the Govern- ment's holdings in Can- dards. p,m. adian Cellhlose Co. Ltd.. I1 I Ill.I I ill I I~l I i il ill jlllj : Fee: No ()barge (man- Plateau Mills Ltd., Koo.; Name ...... ! power Sponsored) tenay Forest Products Ltd;, :! Address ___._:__ ...... --_ ~ Strike It Richads cannotbe takenover the telephone. Registration: Pre- We~stcoast Transmission registration Is mandatory. Co. Ltd,; and certain pet- role(Jm and natural gds ' PostalCode ...... Contact Mrs. V. Lowrie, rights, In due' course, the I Classification__.= ...... Telephone No.__.2- ..... ,I FOHITEMS UP T0. $ 250 1II VALUE Timberland Trailer Park, Corporation will be making ., ' . , , | Terrace, B.C, phone 635-5786, its shares available to In- I or contact the Registrar's dividual investors. It has Office, Northwest Com- opened offices at 1130-700 L______.______.,Turn Your Don't Wants into Into Instant Gash I Take Advantage of this Special Rate Today! munity College, Terrace, W, Georgia St.. Vancouver, B.C. 635-6511, I / ! PAGE 4, THE HERALD, Thursday, March 23, 1978 .Ottawa Offbeat EDITORIAL: by Richard Jackson Ottawa -- During this ordeal of Government intimidation and political harassment, Con- As Others See Us servative MP Tom Cossitt of Leeds drew Two women were standing outside when I reassurance and strength from hundreds of answered the doorbell last weekend. One short concerned Canadians; and elderly; the other tail, slender and youngish. Perhaps thousands -- he hasn't had time yet to I invited them in. make a tally -- wrote, called and telegraphed y" • ,',: On theway up the stairs of the entrance they him with their support. ,mm4,m, introduced themselves as Jehovah's Witnesses. At his home in Brockville in the heart of old One had called on me before (I had forgotten). Ontario's United Empire Loyalist country-- yes, She reminded me, I had then purchased one of there are some parts of the country where their hard cover books. The book was still there Patriotism, loyalty and a, respect for old, in my bookcase. I remembered having skimmed established values and traditions are not without through it for awhile after the visit and placed it honor -- the weekend he waited, expecting, with a collection of other Watchtower perhaps even fearing arrest, he received this publications. telegram from old Conservative warhorse Gordon M. Churchill, former Trade Minister and On learning the identitY and purpose of my trusted second-in-command of the Cabinet of visitors -- to explain the Bible to me and its former Prime Minister Diefenbaker: special relavance to today's situation -- I im- "Your courage in the recent crisis has been mediately informed my callers I had promised to admirable. Do not yield. put throug,h some laundry in the washer and "If Members of Parliament are to be dryer in the basement (and pointed to the bundle harassed, intimidated and deprived of freedom of soiled clothes on the floor as though I had to n autocratic Government the freedom of all convince them I wasn't just making up an excuse ~anadiaus will be endangered. -- and, I added, I had just had a one hour con- ,"Sir John Eliot's prophetic words before his versation on the telephone -- and had promised imprisonment by King Charles are applicable to meet my wife downtown within an hour. todyin Canada: 'None have gone about to break My Jehovah's Witnesses were exceedingly Parliament but in the end Parliaments have understanding. Especially the tail, younger one. broken them.' (The shorter, older one said nothing at all-- just "Pierre the First should read the history of nodded in an understanding way.) Charles the First." For the life of me no matter how I try, Ii (signed) Gordon Chruchill. cannot recall just exactly what took place du~'ing Stirring stuff, what? the next hour, in the way of conversation. Tall Tom Cossitt, the MP who for six years has One read from two Psalms in the Bible, I recall. hounded Pierre Trudeau with questions about One -- I think, from the llDth-included the bit the government's lax security services, the about "Thy word shall be a lamp unto my path Prime Minister's chumminess with Com- and-something-something (a light?) unto my munists, Cuban and Russian, his antagonism to understanding . I can remember bringing up the the United States and the British Monarchy, to subject of the founders of the Sect-- Charles Taze say nothing of his unabashed picking of the Russel and Judge Rutherford. I can remember public purse for personal and Liberalparty life- mentioning how one of them had reportedly styles, was enormously bucked by the Churchill fallen for a promotional deal of selling "miracle wire. I.dtm wheat" that was supposed to grow a hundred Years younger, Tom Cossitt is made of the ears on a single stalk. (It didn't). Somewhere same stern, uncompromising stuff as Gordon When Your're Lonely... along the line I must have mentioned I worked Chruchill, beth of them stout warriors of the~ for a newspaper. right -- right as opposed to left and to wrong I am not surprised no one has written to take deck? She's not nuts. She's goddamned lonely. alike. up your offer to write about their experiences of "Why do you think a lot of kids are up on stuff Throughout all this, the two ladies were polite, loneliness. Lonely people, you see, Mr. E~tor: -- pot, coke-soft staff-hard stuff. Do you think its decorous, and occasionally looked toward the "It arrived at just the right psychological time," confided Tom Cossitt, "late Sunday are mostly shy people. If they were not so shy-- because they t~ they're smart? No they don't. door. would they be lonely? You can't know what it is They know they re risking blowing their minds Occasionally I would glance at the bundle of afternoou, when after a weekend of undergoing surveillance at our home, we were preparing to like to be sixteen nnd never have a date. You see for real. It's because nobody gives a good ... un-laundered wash still lying at my feet, in the a guy you" would give up everything for if only about them. They're too ...ing concerned about livingroom and then at the clock, wondering, to return to Ottawa for whatever the new week might hold." he'd ask to take you out (you'd gladly pay your their own selves. Turning on -- smoking up, m~.self, how I would evermake the deadline my Face it: all Tom Cossitt l~._s don.e _h~# been to own way -- even his way too)- but you haven't sniffing, mainlining, shooting Up -- it takes the wife had thoughtfully -- knowing my ab- got the nerve to even say "It's a nice day, isn't chill off being lonely. It warms them up. They sentmindedness -- set for me, backed up by .a question, on the basis of security documents, the, Prime Minister's failure to take adequate it" to th~ guy. glow and they float and they ride and they're "job jar list" on the dining room table. Every once happy. They're not lonely anymore -- for awhile. in awhile the spokesperson for the two would ~ction against continuing_ communist You see-- some people- like some girls- are espionage, both Soviet and Cuban. : :/~ jus~bo~m pop/ular,~ ow some who canmake: Ut~e~cunvr so.~}g ~ t~.~effe~t, "Well, we don't Some girls get preg_mint-get a':ki~,j~st to be t to keep you from meeting your wife...' then There have ~;! s~or~i~=bf ~:I/,tlmt~~[~e~'uri~ with a g~y/rod not be'Jonel), fo~id~ott time. ersstton~ would continue.- .... dooument circulati~ iii"Ottd~a.,~ ~ '/: ~ '~ ~,\: eah~e~ fiie Ughtest jeans --:jeans to tigh~,tl~y i Maybe, so'marlines tliey thin, hhVing'a Kid will So how could Tom Cossitt have put security in • would make the Queen holler out on the pennies chase away the 'lonelies'. Maybe not. Maybe If I remember correctly, next, the con. jeopardy? , in her pocket-- and the guys would just yawn. I they don't think about it at all. Other girls think versation switched to a return visit -- when I •His "crime ' in the eyes of the Government has know somewho are so lonely-- they're too shy to turning on (with dope-chemicals, smoke, uppers, would not be so busy. Then -- rashly, as it turned been to publicly ask why Gander was used by the go:to the doctor to get the Pill, and they end up pot, hash-you name it) at least isn't as risky as out -- I came up with my "pot peeve" regarding Cubans in ferrying troops to Angola -- and pregnant just to get some guy's company for a chancing getting pregnant -- or getting VD! door-to-door evangelists. In one fell swooping] ~Hisrhaps to the Horn of Africa? •few minutes. generalization -- including Mormons, Seven~ "crime" has been to recall how Trndeau I hate Hard Rock -- I still prefer Country- What do I do? I've got a cat, see. I call her Day Adventists, itinerant preachers -- anc~ embraced Castro and told the Kremlin bosses Western- yet I've listened to Rock until my ears '• Mary Jane. This eat is a cool cat. She's got nice perhaps even Encyclopedia and vacuum cleaner] that Canada worried more about American ache,- just to be with somoon I hate,so's not to ~varrn fur and a nice warm purr, She keeps me salespersons, I "let 'em have it." | dollar imperialism than conquest by' Russian| have to be alone in my pad for another night. warm in bed. I buy every country-western on the "Your're welcome to call again, of course." It rockets. Big Deal. top twenties. You won't believe how many I've began nobly. "But I'm sure I know how it will go.[. There is the suspicion in Conservative ranks -- I got a girl friend. You won't believe it. She got. I turn up the stereo real loud. I snuggle up to It will go like it always does -- as it has this time no MP is yet on the public record, but a lot of takes this rag doll to bed with her, every night. Mary Jane, in bed. It works. You think I'm for instance." them are talking privately -- that the Liberal She's got it dressed up like a guy. She calls it screwed up? Well, I Pm still around, -that's for harassment of Tom Cessitt was intended to "My Lover BOy". She talks to it -- acts like its sure. Lots of my friends took off the hard way. "How's that?" asked the Tall Talking One. "take care of him." • real. She tells people "sure I got a guy". They Not me! • "Well-you know..." I shifted nervously, on, Recovering from two heart attacks, Tom behove her. You tl~nk she's not playing with a full Sign me: Only Lonely Sometimes. foot on the other. The hall Chinese wall-clock Cossitt's health has been delicate, and if he started to chime 19,... I was late for my downtown cracked under Government harassment and wife-meeting appointment... "You people will intimidation, well, the Liberals would be rid of come in, try to tell me all about your special him. One Way To Beat The Blues brand of religion-- then leave without once ever • If the pressure had killedhim, suggest these asking about what and how I believe. Your minds Tories, swound the real motive of the Liberal On March 13, a concerned Herald editor believer in love to apply it to directly forwarding ar~ already made up -- and -- if you'll pardon persecution have been realized? printed a column describing the suppressed the benefit of all mankind. There are amongst us me for saying so -- you'll never really listen or They •of course didn't want to kin' him emotion of Loneliness. and produced a touching some very concerned people who can spirit us care to one word that I have to say. You'll leave deliberately, but ff the Govermnent-inapired and understanding column for Allof his faithful onwards to bigger and better achievements and me feelingguilty just because I didn't become a trial and tribulations were to be too much for and would-be readers. I, too, am cencerned but can light up new pathways where darkness had convert and whenever I see you again I'll be him~ then tough luck. ~ ..•. do not forgive me ff I am also not suppressed. So once prevailed. But the actively concerned are embarrassed because I haven't made you happy :::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: here lies my blurb ... as when I look into sadly too few and for the most part, people are by accepting your brand of religion." Loneliness ... so please read on ... too blind to realise that we are all brothers and ("There!" I thought to myself, my face red- JOB FINDER sisters'and friends who need to help each oth~" dening, "I've finally said what I've always Your face is long and drawn, and your eyes otit while we all spend out your short times on wanted to say. But I'm sure they'll never be CUSTOMER SERVICE AUTO MECHANICS; gaze at things that they do not see: Where is your earth here together. But does one have to REPRESENTATIVE, 1 Various openings, $9.~0 per impressed. It won't mean a thing to them. opining, ~m.oo to $75o.oo hourup to ;~S0, depending happy smile and the warm feelings that you be~ome lonely before they even bother to help They'll be back in a months' time, and we'll go per month depmding on on experience, various carry about withyou in better times? What dark another person out? ~ • through the same time-wasting experience all experience. Required to take openings. Must be Journey thoughts do you brood upon ks your mind sits ~ i - Lynne TriciaWeston over again.) loan applicants and to follow person. alone in that dark and dreary house? Open up the through on collections and .doors and windows th@e! Let the braze drift in "We never listen? You say we're wasting your arrears as requried. WAITER-WAITRESSES, so thatyou may hear thesounds 0f birds ever in Fd[tor'8 various openingsat various flight in the lands all around you. Tommorrow a Quote Book /m given us. But we time?" asked the TTO (Tall Talkative One)". I MAINTENANCE wages. Should have ex- must also use our could almost feel her toe tapping the carpet SUPERVISOR, 1 opening, perimce servingof liquor. sun will rise -- Look into that sun and Feel her In making our de. hearts which he aim impatiently, as she spoke. "I don't know about ~0,000 per year, depending smile -- and, smile back at her knowing tlia~ she cistons, we re.st use gave m. that." ca experience. Must have .CONSTRUCTION :/ never tires'of her routine each day. She rises for the brains that God Fulton Oursler extensive experience" in FOREMAN,I opening,I~.00 • youl Where are your boots? Are they not already . "When we knocked on your door, you told us personnel supe~vlsion,work per hour, in Stewart. you were short of time. You had to do your planning, building mare- Buildinggrade maintenance upon your feet? Stand up and walk, with them; ±ACE|Hfi : : laundry and meet your wife downtown in half an tmance grounds keeping, mechanics. Not away from them; out of the house of hour. Yet you invited us in. Not listen to you? [ Why, what do you think we've been doing for the I KEYPUNCH C.R. ~ (TIMEKEEPER), 1 you, and how big and empty she is, as she just last hour. You've told us all about yourself, [ • OPERATOR, 1 opening opining. ;9.28 per month watches you and waits for you to fill her soul with ~A}93.00permonth, Must have plus. Must have payroll her questions in order that she might show you Genera0Office -i~,-6~7 Publishedby you've shown us your books. We know you've [ keypunch expe~ience, must experience and know how to read a lot. We know you work for a paper in experienced, assisting in touch operate a calculator. the way-- the right way to the brightness in your Circulation. &~5.~7 " @orllng Publishers Terrace. We know plenty about you. And, ever [ producing architectural • days. Don't brood upon the Past ways; for they ~'~ since we got inside the door we have been trying | working drawings assisting :.:.:.:.:.;.:.;.;.;_.;:..,..~:::::.:.:~z._::::~.~are gone ~ n(l' are not unlike the more passing-by z to leave so's not to keep your wife waiting. We've [ work,inwriting in general office ~-Pcd|~°rG'Quote B0ok::.ii" :of winds; i orever to come and to disappear, yet PUBLISHER...D0n Crom.sck been trying to get out of the door but couldn't I always a comfort or a hindrance in their h~NAGING EDITOR,.Ernest Senior because you've never stopped talking!" I COOKS, various openings, ~s you cherish the returning rumours. Don't listen to laughter Very politely and quietly the TTO passed out of/[ .~.25 per hour and up, in thugs most worth. -ii~ taunting your mind--breathe easier, for you are Publll~ed every weekday at 3212 galum St., Terrace, the front door, not looking behind, while her | various places. Speciality while in your /emily ~i free. T.u may have found an ending in some s.c, AmemberofVa~'lfleclClrculatlon, Authorlz~las Cooking. liJe, cherish the things i~ way. Fiod a beginning from this point andstart sscondclossmall.ReglMratl~ number 1201. PoCage friend, the SSO (Stubby Silent One) flashed a shy most worthwhile in iiii smile. '' Have a nice day, ,I she murmured, ,, See REGIsTERED NURSE, 2 i~! afresh, t'0r then, and only then, will you be able to pond un cs~, rCurn pmage guaranteed. you again, sometime." openings, ~/,90 per hour, your company. understar, d the lost ways-- the silent and empty: soTd OF:COPYRIGHT registered • in medical • Win. B. Given, Jr. ii!:,iil places that you will fill Up with the ways of ~ For once I was speechless. surgical shift work. 8:4, 4-12, Keep a firm ha~l|e ill tomorrow. What a beautiful day it is outside. Tho Herald retains fulh complete and sole copyright Who was it -- Robert Burns? -- who saidl 12.8. on the throttle o~ ~our i_:i; " In any advertisement I~oduced and.or any editorial or "Could we but see ourselves as others see us..." ELECTRICIAN. I train o~ thought, i~ • One experiences loneliness as we]] as observes Photographic content published In the Herald. I mean to say... opening, I.W.A. rate, must• Amold Glasow iili it in others and loneliness hits the faithful and the Reproduc.on Is not permitted without the wrIHen faithless alike; whether or not you are a true .. permission of the Publisher. Have a Blessed Easter! be c~tified. ;.;.;.;.;::.':;.~/..::..~..::f.:::.:.:.'.:~.-:~ ~Y.-'.z:~::;.F..;...;.:.;.::,~".'~'~.:.;."':~" THE HERAtO, Thursday, March 23, 1978, PAGE S Strikers stick to alley in

Terrace bowling league GORDON Monday Men's had Kalun~ totul of ~94. High triple west total fo ~ and single of l~ney with a single of 301 Kab'Std~ers outin frest with to Lois Long with a total fo 1073. Ladies high three went and a triple total of 692, 113 points followed by the 618 while there was a tie for to Deanna DShl with an 741 Team highs went to theP.J,'s Redl with 94 and Cedarlund the high sk~le an Pat Mc- while the hl_gh Single went tO with a triple of 2950 and a and ulso with94 points. The team Neal and 0,11 Kofoed both Betty Cardinal with a 306 single of 1162. The men's I~ sL~]e waa a 1193 rolled rolled a ~31, total, high three went to Cy HARDWARE .~TORES Be~e~ with a ~ore of 6"/9 llNi Tuesday Nite Mixed has byIntermtlonal who alan Thereina tie for first place numqed a a335 to take the Jeffariea Ease leading with while Ran Titeomb roll~ a ~IIOI II El El ~ll'~ ANDERSON points followed by Geoz~e on the Wednesday Nlte 282 for the high single. ht~ trl~e~ The sin e Ladies league between went to S. Festeh~ a ~0~ Haul0aed truddnS with SO. Five lead the way The Old Timers with 49 and Silhouettes and Lehmann while C. Fl~n~g took high Jewellers both with S2 on the Friday Night Mixed I~L)]e with a ?58. No .Names with 48 points. league with 56 points Thn t e~m hlIhe west to the Team high triple went to the ~ein~i.l~0sll~vitW~h 48~1 arethe bUowed by Truckers and George Hau~land Trucking Windmills on Monday Mixed Scramblers and Hot Shots Co. with 52 points ariel • with a aln~le total of 1102 and team with a total of 3128 Overwaltea with 50 points. whLle the Old Timers rolled with 44 points. The team a triple of 307e, Mens highs ~i~s for the week went to Team high three went to the went to R. Kirk with scores an 1106 to take the As It Falls team with a total single. Mens hieh triple v/as the Road Runners with a of 3214 while the ~ ninlPe. of I and ?09. The Ladiee triple of 2892 and 1076. Gilds a 77"/rolled by Ran Titcomb the were taken by M, Swift .~[~ took the IdSh triple went to Hot Shots with a T.V. GUIDE who rolled a single of 257 and with the hieh einsle doing to single total of 1137 Mess high • All listings subject to change without notice. a triple fo 644. Team leaders Gary Allen with a 287. Ladies with a 690 while .the hl~h triple went to Roy Clifford are the Windmills with 133 htgh triple went to Nora single went to Carmen with a total of 712 while the IIIlIlIlIlllIlIImlllllIlIIIlllIllllIlIlIlllllIIII[]llllllII Callloux with a ~. " points. Hau~Jan(I with a total of 645 hiSb single west to Wayne Tuesday ~'~ffee lessee sees while Elaine Osborne rolled Team leaders on the , Newman with a 353. Ladies a don race for. first place al for the .hiSh single. Thursday. Night Mixed •~l~s Went to Gflverta Rlox betwees the Goofers with 113 Wednesday Matinee still league are Sesame Street with a triple total of~7 and a Thursday, Mare5 23 5 p,m, to midnigM points and the Silly Larks has the Coffee Wippers with I~ points followe~-by single of 314. with.Ill points. Team hi~ leading with 114 point, The 'l~icum Theater with[ 106 Night Leagues continue to west to the Five Rollers with team highs went to the and Almosts with 103 points, bowl during East~ hoUday ~II. KING CFTK BCTV KcTs a Sinele of 10~ and a triple Coffee Wtppers with a triple Ladies highs went to Sherry week. (NBC) (COO) (cTY) (POS) ToP runners finally meet The Newlywed FIIntstones The Gong Mister Gashed goalie gets.back Game Flintstones Show Rogers News Mary Tyler ~t Electric in Edmonton Gamos before replacement News Moore ~t Company A Natlonal Film Board provide.the first opportunity News Hourglass News Zoom Hourglass crew left Montreal this week in four years for the two ~)altenderMike Palmateer Palmateer said the cut News Hour Zoom un a month-lon~ asd~ment speedsters to run in the same ~ald Tuesday a cut he suf- onhis loft arm was News Hourglass News Over lace. Hourglass Hour in Mdea to begin sheotin~ :~'ed on his arm won't keep tender but he didn't think it News Easy for the. official trim of the After .Tanzania, the NFB him from playing for playinwould l~event him from Seattle ~.H.I.P.S. Fish MacNell Commonwealth Games to be crew will go to Nairobi to Toronto Maple Leafs In Tonight C.H.I.P.S. Fish Lehrer held in Edmonton next film the sprinter Ruth tonight's National Hockey P~P~M.chgame - C.H.I.P.S. Grand Old • Bestof AW~t. Wulthera, who is also a League game against New Ilil~ • C.H.I.P.S. Country E. Koviics •:.• Dlreet0r.comeramun corporalin the Kenya Armed York lflandera. BAMBOO GROWS TALL .The Prisoner Panl~ Cowan .with camera Forces. Some shootinJ In, C.H.I.P.S. : Carnie Burnett" The Palmateer Joined.:' the Some Bamboos are C.H.I.P.S. Show Waltons The Prisoner 'assistant John Dyer and .~ is also scheduled Leafs for a praetlco Tuesday anundman Richard Nichol slender climbers whose C.H.I.P.S. Carol Eurneft The 1he Prisoner before the crew moves on to after he received .hospital stems are about one inch in -~4s Waltoas will start in Tanzania with cover other athletes with 8"" C.H.I.P.S. Show The Prisoner ~atmant for the cut which diameter and are often mere covenge of Fflhert Bay•, the whom ne~otlaticua should be ~e suffered at his apartment than 200 feet long. James Thurs. Night CW Reports Terrorism runner who holds the werld completed by that time. at 16 Movie CTV Reporls Terrorism record for 1500 mete~. The • The~A-year-old goalie said James "Lawrence • of A.E.S. Hudson Terrorism much anticipated race Preparations are under he cut himself when his arm I . at 16 Arabia", Report Terrorism other between Bayi and the chid way for several west through a Windowalter crews to leave soon for R. 'Brockelman, Cnnt Berefta Terrorism contender, John Walker of he fell from a chair. He said' C:ont various parts of the world "'" P.Eye . 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PAGE 6, THE HERALD, Thursday, March 23, 1978 I Canadian drama passes "Scenery is fine but human nature is finer." John Keats adolescent growth stage Canadian drama, though Grainger of Vancouver; starts lagging, why not_whip still in its infancy, has had a James Reaney, whose out The Complete Cross- long gestation period. D0nnelly Trilogy played in Canada (~lz and Game Book Though theatre has been at theatres from Halifax to and .test your guests' least part of the Canadian Vancouver in 1976; and John Imowlodge of Canadians. experience since before Con- Herbert, whose work For- "I pulled out a random federation, the first seeds for tune a,d Mm's Eyes won selection of all the facts that a creative environment in him the Floyd S. Chalmers I had gathered throughout Canada were probably sewn award as the best Canadian the years" resulting in a with the first Dominion play produced in Toronto in conglomeration of 30 quizzes Drama Festival in 1933, and 1975. covuring mostly offbeat and today, playwrights, actors The more recent English- unusual evants occurring in and others involved in - Canadian voices to be heard all provinces in Canada. presenting live theatre, are include Michael Cook, a Where are such places as worki~ still toward needed writer born in England who Chocolate Cove, Calves' financial and cultural has made Newfoundland his Nose,. Snake's Bite, Horse recognition in Canada. home and inspiration; David Chops, Burnt Church or Stage Voices, edited by French, whose play Leaving 1)omen located? Geraldine Anthony, is an Home has bean produced by . II I attempt to follow the growth • about 60 Canadian theatre of Canadian drama by using companies and was made the direct testimony of into a 90-minute CBC4ele- playwrights themselves. She vision production,hand chose 12 to represent the David Freeman, whose play "Wally" Khadikin various changes that have Creeps won the New York q,F,-a taken place. Critics Drama Desk Award The early voices indudo in 1974. John Coulter, Herman FRENCH REPRESENTED Voadan, Robertson Davies Sister . Anthonxnindudes IFirst album artist •and Gwen Pharis Rlngwood. the voices of two popular Thdr stories, though per- FranchCanadian sonal in scope, tell of such playwrights, Michel developmmts as the for- Tremblsy, writer of 1~- stage playing Lakdse mation of the Canada ~filmayS, three musicals, four Council, the Dominion scripts, two novels and Drama Festival and the numerous short stories, and advent of radio drama on the Michel Garneau, the pest- Hotel CBC. playwright whose work is IraIkst f~wn Ib~d in ~. Wedd," OTHER VOICES FOLLOW regarded as a sensitive H you've been wandering songs when he leaves In succession, follow the approach toward the life and around the Lakelse Hotel Terrace to play in Van- voices of those playwrights language of the Quche~is. lately'you may have been couver, his first album is on who arrived in the Reading Stage Voices enticed into the lounge by the sale at the hotel. awakening and still are from start to finish does not voice and music of a very Khadikin Will be per- contributing actively to the~ give a complete un- lntercetin~ sin~er. derstanding of the history of forming at the Lakelse for new ege of Canadian drama: It's time to call your " Walter("Wally") two more weeks writers such as Tom Canadian theatre. But it does Khadikin started his "gig" give the reader more of an Welcome Wagon hostess. at the hotel about a week ago inside view to the drama's EVELYN ANWEILER and already has gained k developmont. t35.5571 or loyal following of listmers. Each of the playwrights , Although he shuns labels Flubber fighters. within is from a seJ)arate era WENDY CLIBBETT and comparisons to other but all convey the sense of 135.~14 # musicians, Khadlkin's sound being fomshow a part of a could be loosely defined as get larger, perhaps national country-folk, a little bit like may • ~eation. Gordon Lightfoot, but with The book also includes an. nuances that belong to his appendix containing a own s~e¢ial style. Beatles back selective list of drama Born and raised in Nelson, TORONTO (CP) -- Oskar 1968---the day Martin Luther awards available in Canada ATTEND S .E, B.C. Khadikin has travelled Morawetz, composer and King was ussesalnated.-that as well as a list of Canada and played across Canada, professor of music at the Morawetz felt moved to Council awards. and in England, Spain, the University of Toronto, was finshhis assignment. To drama student, U.S. and the Carribean. commissioned in 1967 by • aspiring writer and theatre- He has also gained Russian cellist Mstislav Morawctz said Tuesday goer, Stage"Voices provides ; PARISH recognition through his Rustropovitch to compose a that his composition, some excellent insightsinto television work. piece of music with a unique completed in the summer of Canadian theatre and drama For those who want to orchestratio 1968, will be broadcast cn in gmeral. ¢;::I)H 4830 Straume Ave. Terrace continue to hear Khadikin's It was not until April 4, CBC radio and about 15 U.S. When that next party Phone 635-2312 .m..s OF ...... " ~ " :""":~' 10:'15 a.m. -~'"' 0HRH BAPTIST ,3o ~m Pastor D.K. Hale 635.9396 Corner of Halliwell voun en~..~o.,. OHUROH SundaylO:O0a.m.schOolBible Teaching. CHOICE rvoo ll :OOa.m Morning Worship ..o..,..,..rCar. Sparks 8. Keith IS MENNOHITE Study ...-4o,Home,,-.O, TH BRETHREN Weds, 8:00 Home Bible Studies unday School 9:,L5 a.m. CHgROH Uplands"'Y°uare Welcome at a.m.M°rning Worship 11:0(] SUN"J~Vju~J~" Better Benefits F Some. 3406 Eby Street 63s.3015 Pastor Dwayne Barkman Divorce or AnnuLment Post-Mortem Benefits. KHOX OHURH CPP pension credits earned by a husband Applications for retroactive benefits (i.e. up UNI11SD OF CHRIST 11:00,o:oo a.m.a.m, Family Sun,a, Worshl] ~,oo and wife during marriage may be divided to 12 .months) can now be made on behalf equally between them if the marriage ends of a deceased person, in oases where a GOD LUTHERAN ~e.,ce in divorce or annulment after January 1,1978. contributor qualified, but failed to apply, OHURCH 3341 River Drive ¢HUROH This ensures that an asset accumulated Terrace, B.C. before death. Families or estates will be 4907 Lazelle Ave. 638-1561 Car. Sparks St. through the efforts of both spouses while entitled to receive benef~ in such cases. Minister Rev. Rev. R.L. White & Park Ave. they were married can be shared equally by Dave Martyn Sunday School 10:00 a.m I on- BIMI Inl;InUOl both when the marriage is dissolved. Himlnatlon of'Reductlons Rev. R.L. White Rev. Roll Nosterud ANGLIOAN Morning Worship 11:0J 635.5882 in Children's Benefits. Sunday SchoOl s.m. Senior 12 & up 10:00 e.m Evening Worshlp 7:30 p.m. Uornlng Service31:00a.m 0HUROH Orphans' and disabled contributors' Under 12- 11:00 a.m. Prayer Service Wed. 7:3(] Church School 9:45 a.m. 4726 LazelleAve. of~ent Benefits. children's benefts are no longer reduced for Worship Service 11:00 a.m. p.m. Sunday School, Con- 635.9019 Retirement benefits may now be paid flrmation Sunday Services: the fifth and subsequent children.All children • • " YoUth and Adult Classes 9:30a.m. Informal Service retroactively for a period of up to 12 months in a family, regardless of its size, are eligible , Church School & Adult to contributors who had attained age 65 ' Discussion to receive equal benefits. 11:00 a.m. Holy Com. but who are under age 70 and who have v munion for the family retired from the labour force. These importantarneMments to the CanadaPension Plan • ~,, " ~. Ministers: , came into forceon January1st, 1978. . ' Rev. Lance Stephens. 635. 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SMITHERS - Protesting/ BdanBaldwin, did not ac- ~ "It'seither the wolforme, ditlon, I'm worth $1,000to the ranch buildings, or were then it's a question o! i~ow Commenting on the cost of term program which would "too much talk and not :. curatdyreflent the number and I'm defenseless,', said game department, but they running at large ina much the public wishes to wolf control, 'L'Orsa said, better satisfy public opinion, enough action", three of k~ there actuailyhad Walter Klo~kn~ of :.~ew nothing to the rancher." bush ares? subsidize yeu operation," "In view of the cost we seem then a com- •Klspiox .Valley ranchers • been. The ranchers claimed ltazelton. Ttm solUtiOnm to Joe L'Orea, a member of L'Orsa contlnued, to be incurring already for pensationprogram to help armed with graphic proof of that seme ecercasses were eliminate all wolves from the local predator "The fact that the wolves "The subsidy, aside from band-aid predator control, the rancher recover some of the ~~-.predator ,-problem, never foanci. ;~ ~thin 50 miles of an~, farm." management committee, kill calves is obvious. We farm assurance, is how and when we consider the his losses to predators, demonstrated at the The three ranchers were Spalding agreed with:the said he tought the domou- want to know the cir- much the'public wishes to additional costs probably begins to make economic provindal.bnilding on Main met at the provincial ranchers •-that confirmed stretion signified "nothing" cumstances of the ldll~ and pay, in taxpayers' dollars, to required for the type of long- sense." ~treet"and at the mall on building by local branch kills perhaps did not as- about the predator control wshat the ranching practises control these wolves, and are. If the guy's ranching how much the public wishes Friday, ; . director Dave Spalding. In curately reflect the extent of programlJ.+As far as I'm ":The. ranchers• w~re response to r~chers' claims the kills. He pointed oUt that concerned, the ranchers are practises are poor, the to trade off a valuable le driving career, that telephohe calls corn- Baldwin's report included a missing the point by rancher has no case. resource, namely the wolves To insure a sa[ prot~ting i~formation.in a "If the practises are good, story in °set week's Interior plaining ~f Ikedatlon to the number of reported losses demonstrating that • wolves then'lselves." News which said that fish and wildlife office had which could not be verified killed some calves. trust the experts to show you $100,000 had been spent on gone unanswered, Spalding u wolf kills, .He also painted Everyone knows that, given predator control in the past said, "The control officer out that the $3S,000 a year. the right :situations, wolves how. It may save your life. thr~ee , years during which can only do so much." He spent on predator control will kill calves. time': there had been 99 told ranchers, to call him went to a variety of projects Compensation Needed ~nflrmed/cattle kills as a personally if th~ are having aside from wolf control, 'Td like to Imow a lot more S MBER LODGE Skeena DrivingSchool result of wolves. trouble with the Office. including some nuisance abut that particular "I~ yOU want carcasses, Two gutted ~eerceesen of control of bears and .a situation," OL'Orsa said. B.C. 6overnment Bonded we've got carcasses," one of calves they claimed were the number of conservation "Specifically, l'd like to WEEKEND SPEOIAL! the ranchers said. The victims of wolves were projects.. know the extent of ani~nal ' at the 635-1532 ranchers complained that paraded 'thrbught the town, One of the dead calf car- husbandry provided for thou SLUMBER LOD6E MOTOR IH flgur~:0n!the numbs" of causlnlcausing revulsion among vasses paraded tBrough calves. They're small Confirmed kills, compiled by Main Street shopperS. Smithers Friday bore a sign calves; were they in a fenced Prince Rupert• predator- control officer " RanehersDefenseltms" which rea d, ."In this con- area provided dose in to the (9093rd Ave. W.) Travelling to Prince Rupert for the Weekend? We have a "DEAL" for you I view from Quoboo : Two nights for. the price of One. THEATRE** Reserve your well appointed - 2 bedded (1 queen, 1double) : PASSES i room for Friday and Saturday for the -to TW0 FRENOH-OAN AD I AN EDITOR IlLS regular one day rate. ~ Hidden somewhere,in the .~ • Two people $30.00plustax -Three $35.00 p!us tax" i** , . ads in the entertainment .tK* US-USSR switch to hard line policy Four $39.00plus tax Dlnin9 room and lounge section are two Ten-ace ~*• i.i:~!hefoiiowlng IS a sdectbn lost sight of, even if for the salaries, they can ul~'ays Cable - colour TV ~d~edltorlats on current The head of the White moment, it is behind the continue to buy these high- Close to shopplng phone numbers..} !/oples. translated by The House said openly that "the headlines.Georges Vigny quality foods that are con- For free reservation call any Slumber Lodge or Find them, and if one is yours you've * ~Canadlan( Press from the money we spend for our (March 18) tinuing to become more ~.d Terrace.635-6302 or ' "Pdnce Rupert- 6"27-1711 :~n..tplaow•'rea. tMaowl .. eCwoetwo surer,liar, dafm.ce is.not:w.asted; we' ~erbrookeLaTrlbane: If more expensive: after all~ Pleasedip ad'and Wesmt at reglstration, offer e(plres May 15,1978. Pick up your tickets at the Herald .~ ~we~s ' having apparmily are.facing a challenge and . you. can no longer control trade with the United States .~ office, 3212 Kalum St. rcnoun'eed .an aeeom- wewill do all that must be your budget because in- must not be eliminated .~nbdating'style in favor of done to meet It., Almost as flation is harassing you, be entirely. :~the hard line".... an.exannlde of. his thinking, careful of. what foods you Friday afternoon he vlslted purchase, and buy Canadian Jean Chretien Is not wrong ~'. A battle of the titans has that marine colossus, the products. You will thus kill to call on consumers to be been going on, but the USS Eisevhower, a nuclear: two birds with one stone. You more careful when they walk /various signs can only be powered aircraft carrier 'willhelp Canadian workers down supermarket aisles. understood If it is assumed that met $2 biltion. This was . to earn a living and Finance But careful buyingwill not ~that there is almost a total not an acddett because Minister Jean Cbretien to bring down prices, unless ::'::breakdown in East-West Carter had Just~denounced resolvea particularly did'- there is a systematic boycott ii~relationa, the Soviet naval *effort.... flcultproble~n for a political of imported foods. Nobody is " Feeling strong after his party that is preparing to demanding that Canada'i first major success with The Soviet Union did not delay in givingr its reply. present itself before the finance minister find the Congress, where the first of ~1~ people. megie solution for two treaties With Panama-- Tass, in a statement Friday,. returned the accusation:a:. It is Certainly, it will be eliminating inflation. This that concorning neutrality-- s I necessary to deprive worldwide phenomenon was ~was just passed by a Washington which is using "a policy/of aggravation of yourself of fresh fl'uit, and partially Mowed "in Canada i majority of two-thirds plus !ii vegetables for another few by the anti-inflation controls .~ one, Jimmy Caner gave a tension." After the usual comment about! ~ collusion . months, but these are whose effects will end April ~: curious speechFriday at u I sacrifices that the Canadian 14. Instead of hm'rying to Wake Forest University in between Washington and Israel, the Official, l Soviet people wil) accept witth Joy answer questions from the North Carolina. The propaganda agency added: undcourage. Besides, people oppositiea, Chretien would pres0mting his whole "It is wall:known that the with modest or dearly in- profit by spending some time i dofence policy in terms of Soviet Union is not lcoldng sufficient revenues have thinking, which would eilow ~the Soviet expansionist pesh. for unilateral advantage already started to eliminate him to avoid trite comments. i This is a change of tone as through its policyin Africa, from their grocery orders It is perhaps not up to con- well as one of substance. the' bfiddie East or ~in Is- such ~uaneceseary foods as sumers to change all their !'~' The basic assumption is rael." Throughout this oranges, grapefruit, lettuce habits, incloding the most ~vory explicit: The United jargon, there lathe phrase and fresh vegetables. They healtbyunen, anch as buying ~States "wiil..~ L~L'mit~Y. "it is well .~'o~v~,"'which is understood that what is too fresh ~. ~ The,govern- ~eation to o~t'~i~',,j~ilj..~~ nearly al~a sign of pxpeneive~,~fp~, thei~ ~n.ent iildiP,haili~the'~tespe~ - ~superlority." .Thi~ eox~s falsehood! .'.." . pocketbook~-~be, ff not" ~hi]Ity'~:~ effects ~af~-°ter stating that' the So~i~ The sold war has been 'had for the health, at Icest~ of Inflatl~f0r'i~e~ple with !war effort is excessive, gningonfora long time. But easily replaced by eannad low income, It is not with :~t~d~ing into account :'the are we ever out of it? This is substitutes. As for wage- such'solutions that Chretien . l~e] required for defence"., a question that must not be earners who count on rising will discharge hb pdal i.... Bumperfish harvest brings NeMie smiles :'Newfoundland's trawler ~awlers to take the full crews have been earning already has brought new fleets.have been ringing in quota in the first few weeks between $700 and $1,000 each prosperity to" the fishery. U ~bumper catches since the of 1978. for a 10-to-12-dayVoyage. While there had not been ~1978 season started. "The unusual success of EARNING OVERTIME time for fish. stocks to ! . the trawlersin the gaff area The goud trawler landings recover, the 320-hilomstre Trawlers, operating in the was not anticipated," a mean that processing plant limit, has~redueed , the 'Gulf of St. Lawrence bet- flch~gien spokesman said. employees are not only fully numl~ of foreign' fishing :wean North Sydney, N.S., "Vessels were returning employed but are earning's ships opiating off New- and Port aux Basques, Nfld., with full fish holds and as substantial amount of foundland:and Labrador and took such heavy catches of high as 30,000 estra pounds overtime~ - impoeedstrict controls over "cod during January that piled on their decks." On Newfoundland's south~ these that fare allowed in. WEDDING RECEPTIONS federal fisheries officials Theelesureforbidsfurther coast, where trawler fleets The result is that/more fish had to prohibit further use of use of. trawling gear in the operate year round, the are available ..'for local PRIVATE PARTIES RESTA U RA N T trawling gear in the area. gulf area, but fishermen still economy is steadily rising, trawlers~/: BANQU ETa : Even though the cod quota are permitted touse~fll nets The Burls Peninsula, with More fish also are CATERING <:~FRESE & CANADIAN FOOD in the gulf had been in- and other fixed gear. four large processing plants reaching the inshore fishing DANCING SPACE AVAILABLE creased this year to 3,200 Trawlers operating on andmodern trawler fleets, is grousds and most inshore 10 a.m. to 1 a.rn. Monday - Saturday metric tons from 1,000 last other fishing groundo als0 becoming one of the most fishermen made °x- year, good weather and ice- have been returning with- prosperous areas of Atlantic ceptionally good wages dur- HECTORS 11 11 a.m. to 10 p.m. Sunday free waters enabled the bumper catches. Their Canada, a far cry from a ing the.1977 season. Final figures for 1977. ..-...... decade ago when the plants not yet available, arebut : " .p,ex=ons"vo Iranian- wereontheruptny. . brink of bank-estimatssarethatthetotal PHONE 635.6111 --. _ ...... It means that Canada's catch was around 800'million MON-SAT. SPM/!' PM ![ 4642 Lazollo West of 0FTK - declaration of a 320- pounds, an increase of 54 English school kllometre economic zone nd]lionpotmdsover 1976. ******************* ********** 4620 Lakolse Avenue 'CP)--St. Mary's Coft,e, nchoollallmitedbyplanning. ~, T~ T~ T~ ' i " I,., I .. Once an Anglican convent off authodtles to 80 students. England's south coast, has i sanllman INN been converted into a de lure Few of the boys have ~,. . ;. ,: ' ~rivate School for Iranian passed any qualifying ~ "". " "PROBABLY THE BEST;' students, examination. Most speak : 4720 LAKELSE AVE. PHONE 638-8111 ,: It is the most expensive little or no English and few students, ranging in age sequantly, the first six SHOWINGAT P.M, ~* froml4to2~,arelcarnlngto months of -their two-year • " be ,ng~ gantlmenat a con ~ be dovoted to R Who hoWind : 5:00 p.m. a 11:00 p.m. cost of &K,400 ($6,800) a learning English.' The un , CHAR-BROILEDST~AK$. J Swiss Steak year; compared with M=3,?O0 remaining time win.be spent Steamed Rice at Gordonstoun, Bcotland, brhtgingtheir education tO :MAn ut W| = 4736 £ak se Ave, Mexican Corn educeted.~vhcePrince Pidilp was thetmlveraltYhopeof standardsa degree, with • 26-28 Two-ffin • rnin ::~ • Buttered Peas Dessert and Beverage Included ~,A' massive ' red-brlck " Ixdlding, St. Mary's is owned • 63s-s.1 by a large Iranian syndieete. schoolinvitel°ealandPegplet°talktotheVisitboysthe MAR, Fever When its courses were ad- ~,. 39-APR,4 SaturdayNight vertlsedln Tsheran recently, about politics and the 5:00 p.m. - 11:00 p.m. English wayof doing things. - 700 students applied, but the " Baked Ham NAB. 25 Char,Broiled Steak $ 239 Raisin and Pineapple Sauce Including: BAKED POTATO Scalloped Potatoes For the Love of eonji .: ; ~ CHOICE OF SALADS and French Cut Green Beans DRESSINGS. GARLIC TOAST. Dessert and Beverage included.

King'Size Steak Dinner. $ 4 99 MAKE YOUR RESERVATIONS EARLY MAR; 25.: For the Love of Bonji~:;" i • Tenderloin Steak Dinner $ 4199 ~ ~ ~Steak&ShrimpCombo. $4.39 ~II~L ,. , ll~mF , Modem, 5 storey, first clanl ma4or ho~d. Good'liocmtkm "-- I Modk kern beach. F.~glleh Bay and S~antayF~rk, n~m downKmm. ~o~lpln9 w4thin 3 MAR, 26 28 ! " . r' nn' : "h a';'~':'" . bl,xkt~ 125 a.,ac,lvsly a,.Rm,~l~da,~..¢m,dlqloe~l soomo, al.~li~Ft, " akl~W : •', Umbo' Shrimp Dm~ret .' ' ~! ,$ 2.99" IIr 'qk~i~~d~_~,L. ,,.~Mm,' omits and sullen - each wli/h p¢lvalo bstb. color 1R/md I~t~e. D~nk~ll Room and Coff~ Shop. ~ wah ,m/m~. Sa~l~ and N,~dng ~i The Liltlo Birl who Liven Down the LanB~ ' " . lift ~" ~,tMi,_- ~ wu onus Rooms. ~dw-ln lobby and Ik~ paddag. , Chopped Beef Dinner . $1.s9 IIII ~ __.., The Mikeburger $1:3~ o~ ~ 4BZ§. nwy, ]§_ '.W, swa SSl. ~ oIDql.'lN~a 116 :~ IIII lerraooj B,u. 175S DavkeS/met. Vam¢~' V(,O |M. ~ IN}4MMI~-I I151 celi~'t MAR. 29-APR. I., The Pore Pore 6,rlo ,,~ '=.,• ,o.,,=..• =.,...... ,,, ,,,.o,,,,~ in. .... fekmO4-lllll :'~ '/ , ;~ , ' .;: PAGE S, THE HERALD, Thursday, March 23, 1978 bees quite good. And it the salmon ere not bit~g, th.ere are many varieties of rockfish, ll~ cod, halibut, eta. to be haa. Rivers & Shores 'the)' can be the finest fish to eat, -- butte in my eatln=tien • • .' th,The ca]mou Kitimat or can trout. likewise • be spotty, md it is still early for BUSINESS DIRECTORY by Jim Culp the best fishing. Fly fishing for eutthrout and dolly vardun, feeding on salmun fry, is most productive in the Lakelse and Kitimst rivers. Unfortunately, once again it is a bit early for good results. The water in these two rivers has not warmed Easter weekend fishing up mough to move the salmon fry and alevins out of the grevd, as a result the eutts and dollies just won't be showing With the Spring weather malting the valley bottom Snow inlar,enumhere. ~ ~ ~ ~ pack and genecaily pecking up the spirit .of yo.uand .l-- long Easter weekend will likely see eonstoeran~e angling am While I haven't personally fished in the Kltimat rlv~ Oave outdoor activity. estuary or blinette Bay for cutthroat, I wouldn't be surprised ao -~_ _. _ , =J,, _ " ~. ~" -.lee will still be on most of our Interior Lakes so there is no it there is some exceilmt fly fishing this time of year for Broasse_, ,' posaibility of unlimbering the fly rod or trolling outfit, Ice these s~a]L~Y fish. 'l'ry a tled

and Millwork 3010 G Kalum St. .. NOTIOE Terrace, B.C. PHONE 638-1991 IN OBSERVANCE OF EASTER, the offices of the District of Custom Kitchens • Terrace will, in addition to the normal weekend closing Residential and Commercial Exhaust Systems • dates, :be closed on the following days: Shocks 5110 Keith Phone 635.545S Jstom Pipe Bending :':' olnRIm " Good Friday- iirrJll 24, !918 I I I I I i I I I I I I I I I I • ."-''- Eader, Monday. Mink 27, 1978 .. ., .:] -, "~ ~ FOR A PHOTOTHAT GARBAGE .ORMALLYcoLLECTED ON FRIDAY WILL BE PiCKEDUPON :. SPARKS A ME/~ORY MR, BUSiNESSMJN! • ' " THURSDAY, MAROH 23,1978 • . " " ~'(/~,~'~ SEE KEN AT:

GARBAGE NORMArLY COLLECTED ON MONDAY WILLBE PICKEDUP ON The Space Is Reserved . • 'iiJi:SDA¥, MARCH 28, 1978 '~ . ". ' - " " ~--o~--j~,J//~l 1-4621 Cakelse )/ Phone 638-1464 For Your Ad, THE SANITARY LANDFILL IS OPEN AT ALL TIMES TOVEHICLES OF LESS v CLOSESMO.OAY THAN ONE TON. I DISTilleT OF, lrEnmOE #all us at 636-6367 9 to 6

ALBEFA'S SWlNGIN'SUMMER It starts in eady July, with the world's chuckwagon, square dance in the streets, Gold Rush - Gay '90s era. ResideMs and And remember, there's no sales tax in oiggest rodeo-- the Calgary Stampede. and songs like Home on the Range become visitors alike dress up in silk vests, top hats, Alberta. But it's more than a rodeo. Hang onto your singalong hits again. cutaway coats, spats, or ostrich plumes, See you at the party, Stetson while you ride ferris wheels and It's wild. It's carefree. And a million bustles, parasols. Overnight,the city "ocket rides, take in chuckwagon races, people get caught up in the fun. You will becomes populated with Klondike Kates, 3tage shows, casinos, comedians, singing too. sourdoughs and riverboat gamblers. The Biggest Party in North America , • TH and dancing acts, and carry on till all hours But that's onlythe beginning. Take a Crowds form around roulettetables in the Box 2500, Edmonton, Alberta Canada TSJ 2Z4 n nightspots. For ten days you can enjoy couple of days to catch your breath, then casinoS. Others take their chances at the )anc_ake breakfastuBwed-froma . head toedmonton for:KI0ndike horse races. And you can enjoy Soundslike font Pleasesend me Days-- a chanco to relive the k'-'~^c~ • every part of it-- the infamous [] ticketorder forms raft and bathtub races, the [] accommodationrequest forms for ~0~ midway, the nightly Coliseum [] CalgaryStampede [] EdmontonKlondike Days of Stars, carnival and cabaret t, [] Both { ,, o -- even a promenade to show off your finery. Name ...... It's another mammoth party. t And.you're invited. ~ Addm$~ : " ' ' There isn't another C~y,'Tow:', ' # ~, celebration like it in North J America. Three weeks of Prov. . ~ . excitement, action and non-stop • e" , L enjoyment packed into July. You PoldalCode can make it your entire vacation, I or part of your holiday. Plan to join the dress-up crowd J and get your outfit here. tav A ra ~og~ We suggest you reserve early i CANADA I'I ~o-~ Calgary and Edmonton are alive :~o ~ for the Stampede and ~ KiondikeDays, and tickets and '.~ accommodations are in high l0 r,mmw, Wh 6a'm demand. EON~IION19~ ~T

TH$ b ~ - Thursday,March 23, 1978, PAGE 9

I Martin returns ' r Western division hockey Ontario takes after close call keeps busy for first place first in curling Rick Martin is showing no Martin, who scored: a goal Stan Jonathan and Prick ill effects from the con- just ~X seconds into his first Mlddlston scored two goals Vldoria Congan earned a scored two goals each to Russ Wildermun scored Betty Johnstoanof Saskat- Bmnewick is in fot=th place ctmian that almost ended shift back 13 days ago. apiece to carry Boston past tenuous third-place tie in the POGWer Victoria to the win. twice for Seattle, with chewan dropped from sole at 4-~, followed by Shirley his National Hockey League "I decided to go to a ClevelandI 'Western. Canada Hockey ary Lupul, Bill Joboon, singles coming from Ryan sseeslon of first place in Silverson of Quebec at 3-2, cm'esr last month. In fact helmet last season, when a I~gue's Western Division Bob Jamch, Sid Giroun and Walter, Dwayne Lowder- [~• Canadian senior Wallace of Ontario and things could hardly he better Jonathan has scored seven Joyce Myers of Nova Scotia friend of mine said it saved goals in his last five games, Tuesday night with a 9-2 win Mike Shields also scored for milk, Lenny Dies, Owen women's curling champion- for the Buffalo Sabres left him from• serious Injury." over New Westminster the Cougars, who held period Lloyd, Anthony Thomas and ship Tuesday by suffering a at 3-3 each, Doris Bueckert Wll~er. raising his total to 27 for the of British Columbia at 2-3, Vi WEARS HELMET AGAIN year. M/ddlston has scored Bruins. Both teams now leads of 4-0 and 8-2 and Ron Kolnum. 9-8 loss to Ontario's Jo And after Martin was have ~3 pointsbut the Bruins outsh0t the Brnina 50-~. Rick Simpson scored Wallace in the afternoon Pike of Newfoundland at 1.4 "Things are going good for in four of the last feve for the and Doris MacDonald of me now," Martin said injured because' he wasn't Brnins, who have lost Just have a game in hand. John Ogrodnick scored Medicine Hat's lone goal as draw and then sitting out the wearing head pr0tee- In other league action both goals for the Bruins late Seattle held period leads of 1- evening draw with a bye. Prince Edward Island and Tue~lay night alter scoring one of~thelr last 15 and two Joyce Muyres of the Nor- twice to help the Sabges beat llon,nthat reminded him of of their last 21. Tuesday, Seattle Breakers in the second period. 0 and 5-0. Meanwhile, Hadie Manley his decision. trounced Medicine Hat GETS THREE GOALS B reake r of Alberta and Dorothy thwest Territories each Lm Aiq~eles Kings 6-2. The The Barons, meanwhile, wtnlees after five games. two goals gave him a total of Los Angeles, meanwhile, are winless in lS and have Tigers 11-1, Calgary At Seattle, Breakers' Errol Garry Nala'ayko stopped 21 MacKenzie ofnManitoba six goals and four assists for has not been faring well and won Just one of their last 20. wr~glers doubled Billings Rausse scored a goal In each shots while Darrell Fur- each won their games Alberta also scored a 10 paints in hie last six controversy seems to. be Glenn Sharpley scored Bighorns 4-2, and Flin Flan period in his team's highest- manok was kept busy yesterday to move half a decisiveg-4 victory over New games. =ecping into thelrdresning twice for Minnesota as the Bombers defeated Saskntoon scoring performance of the blocking 46 for the Tigers. step ahead of Johnston in the Brunswick in a game celled In other NHL games room. North Stars snapped a 12- Blades 9-7. season. It.was the sixth time Seattle now has 78 points standings. Alberta and after nine ends. Tuesday night, Minnesota "We have to start playing game winless " At Vcotoria, Geordie ~ Rausse has scored at least for second place in the Manitoba each have five Ontario defeated Nova wins and one loss. Saskst- Scotia 8-4 and Manitoba Ve~North Stars7-I beat and Pittebm'gh Boston playoffK~e centre hockey Marcel now," Dlonue. said streahnagalnst struggling ertson and Dennis Fenske three goals in a game. Western Division, 13 less than divlaionleading Por. chewan has four wins and a defeated British Columbia 9- Bru~s defeated Cleveland "We're glving up too many Pittsburgh. tland Winter Hawks. loss. 5. Newfoundland had the goals. There's total dis- The Penguins, outscored 1,1"% itt tay UmD-:---'- Lillisn MacDonald of New bye. Ber0m.H. 0qpmisstisn out there and a 16-2in their last two games, rr s s n er J landed herd on the total lack of concentration, have won Just one of their right side of his head when We're luclq~ to still be in last seven and now find Boxing upended by New Yxk second place in our themselves tied with New one in B.C. jur. league / Rangers defenceman Dave division." York Rangers for the final U Farrish in a Feb. 9 game. He Los Angeles has won just wild-card berth in the Merrltt Centennials' Pat the first period and 6-0 aRer bad news Terraee sufferedna severe con- toe of its last seven games pisyoffs. The Rangers, how- Murphy and Kamloopo 40 minutes. cuulon and missed the next and leads the third.place ever, have played two fewer Chiefs' Shawn Chisholm Bellingham took eightof 15 Clarence (Jodie)Whte, 27, 11 games, but his return to Detroit Red Wings by two games. shared shutout honors as minor pmalties and each od Trenton, N.J., collapsed INCOME the Sabres, with a helmet on points in the Norris Division Blair Chapman, who has Merritt defeated Bellingham team had one major for and died after he lost on a his head, •has produced race. But they've played two scored in seven of the last Blazers 8.0 and Kgmloops fighting. fourthround technical pleasant results. more games than Detroit eight games, acoredfer heat Revelstoke Bruins 7-0 in At Kamloopo, the knockout to Curtis Parker of "I've been kind of lucky and the concern is evident. Pittsburgh, which was British Columbia Junior Chisholm made 34 saves Philadelphia in a mid- TAX that I'm still playing," said STAN PADS TOTAL outahot 39-13. Hockey League games while Reveintoke goalie dleweight prelimina ry played Tuesday night. Steve Abbott was hard- be=ing match Tuesday night. " In the only other game, pressed making 41. White returned to his SERVICE Langley t~rds edged A~ Mike Meste led the Cldds dressing room, then Reds show promise for bo~ford Flyers 54. with two goals, while Murray collapsed undnwas taken to 635-2525 The standings remained Matheson, Doug Lidster, hospital where he was pronounced dead on arrival. PERSONAL AND SMALL BUSINESS unaffected as Merritt held Tim Hunter, Glen Merkoski INCOME TAX PREPARATION top position in the Int~lor and ~ Merkeski added A hospital spokesman said '78 baseball season the fighter had no visible Division with 97 points, singles. "NO APPOINTMENT NECESSARY" When you have the pit- and is bstti~ .600 this Cardinals 7-3. seven more than Pantlcton BUILT LEAD signs of injury. ch[ng p¢oblems Cincinnati spring, connected in the Rea LeFlore hit a two-run Vees. Kelowna Buckaroos Kamloopa led 1.6 after the Reds are having, you're fifth. homer off Steve Carlton to are in third spot with 78 first period and 4.0 after the grateful for little things-- Elsewhere, San Diegen- help Detroit Tigers beat points, Kamloopa is 17 points second, taking five of nine !lke Paul Moakau getting his Padres made Roger Craig's Philadelphia Phlllim 6.0. Revelstoke has 33 and minor, penalties assessed Briefs $10 ":: earned-rim avernge down managerial debut a winning The National League Vernon Vikings have 19 in during the contest. from 15.~0 to 10.50. one, edging San Francisco champion Los Angeles the division basement. At Langley, Maurice CALLS FOR REVIEW "I'm not conesmed aleut Giants 9-8 on Bob Davis' tie- Dodgers recerdsd their tint Bellingbam leads the Jaeger scored twice while TORONTO (CP) walter 4602 LAZELLE AVE. his ERA," manager SparkT breaking two-rim homer in success over ~n NL team this Coastal Division with 8 Eddie Levler, Randy Hall Gordon, former federal Anderson grumbled after the. seventh inning. Craig spring, downing Atlanta 6-1 points, one more than and Gerry Dogie added Liberal finance minister, TERRACE B.C. BebWatson'stwo-nmh'omer repmced Alvin Dark, who as the Braves committed Nasahno CHppers who are 10.~ singles for-the winners who •called Tuesday or a review helped Houston Astros was fired earlier in the day. five errors. points ahead of Abbotaf~d. held period leads of 3-0 and 4- of the fiscal and monetary defeat the Reds 5-1 in an EXIN)8 BEAT TWIN8 Baltimore Orioles got Langley Is in the division 0. Replying for Abbetsford in policies of the present exhibition baseball game Ellis Valentine d~illed a homers from Ken Singleton cellar with 36 points. the third-porind rally were government, whlc he Tuesday. "I'm more con- thre~run homer and an Rill and Larry Harlow in beating At Merritt, Murphy made Jim Dobson, with three described as "one of the cerned that he gave Watson single to help Montreal Tens Rangers 11-7. 18 saves on his way to goals, and Anthony Mo- weakest and most iseffident a strike with a man ca." Expos outslug Minnesota Dave Kingman led a 16-1dt recording the shutout while Murchey with a single. we've had in years." Ad- Besides Moskau's Twins 10-6 and Wayne attacknwith a homer and Mike DesJardins and Randy Abbotoford took 19 of 29 dressing a symposium at troubles, Dale Murray has Nordbagen's tworun double double but Chioago Cubs Strnch combined to stop 51 minor penalties and each York University, he beenta~edfersavenruusin started a foar-run fourth needed a twonm ninth-inning shots for Bellingham. team took three majors. estioned the performance twoinnings this spring, Dong inning that enabled Chicego rnily, oappodbyHelty Cruz's SCORED TWO EACH Mike Scbamber made 20 ~ the RanknfCunnda as the Capilla has hem shaky and White Fox to defeat Toronto RBI single, to beat Cleveland Kelly Ferner, "Bob saves for Abbeteford while rector of credit and cur- wild and Tom Seaver's ERA Blue Jays 5.,1. Indians 6.5. Desclmnts and Pat Rabbltt Kevin qulnn stopped 32 for rency. "I would like to ~ a s7.71. Aside from newly- Kansas City R0yals, who Ruppert Jones's seventh- each scored two goals for the Langley. study of all changes m- acquired Bill Bonham,nwho lost the ~ t@o:Amerle.an inning homer was the wianers, while singles came League . play resumes treduced by the Bank of has work~ ~t ~ ~p~t~ Nt~ decisive rub as Seattlb from GlenJ0hnsoJmand~Ben tonight with Penticton Canada over the last ~} years ~th ~~..~.~ .L~.~ ~d~a~. ~z~ = •~:ed~ed l~d~ankee Flockbart..:'. ". , tra~'elling-.to:-Vernon for a . and-their Subsequent- effect me trees pronto8 nag ussn Mime both times; turmd the Brewers 5.4. " Merrltt led4-0 at the end of Feb. 10 makeup game. on the economy." nothing to write home about, tables and outslugged the "We're Just going through Yankees 11-10 on Darrell / Ifso, you haw prob~ly a lull," says catcher Johnny Porter's 'two-run homer in Bench."The arms will start the bottom of the ninth. Suzuki's full ~e of dirt bikes have the receiveda tax infdrmafiofislip springing bach." Carlton Flsk's three-run features that let them t~ike on the Moekan, being counted on homer off John Camkisris toughest terrain. And model for model, (T4U) inthe mail. as a member of the starting gave Boston Red Sex a 5-4 you can't beat Suzuki." pnces, either, from rotation, surrendered three victory over Pittsburgh DmT BII ES doubles and a pair of runs in Pirates and Dong Flynn's the DS80C for junior riders right up the first inning, then blanked two-run triple drove in the to the top of the line DS185C. Every If the slip hasn't theAstrce until Watson, who tying and lead runs as New bike in the series gives you 5 speed arrived... also bad a single and double York Mets defeated St. Louis AT DOWN- constant mesh transmission. And for that high torque at low and high speeds, If you didn't get a T4U a Power Reed '~ ~tpe engine. " ~om us, go to your local Tigers loose,to TO'EARTH We cant a full range of Suzuki motor-. post office. Pick up a postal cycles, and our service department stocks a complete line of pa~,s and reply card to apply for Breakers 21 : CES. accessones. duplicates. Fill it in and When it comes right down to it you'll Breakers'Errol Rausse Sesttleheldperindlcedsofl- rraiil it. You'll get your ecoreda goal in each perind 0unds.0. like our Suztikis and our prices. SO why as Seattle trounced Medidne Breaker s' net minds not cm -^ "~~" "~.... ° duplicate T4U m time to Hat Ti~ers 11-1 in a Western Garry Nal~ayko .stopped St Canada Hockey League shots while Darrell Fur- file your tax retum. game before I,-571 fans manek was kept busy block- AT ,TERRACE EQUIPMENT Tuesd,~v ~ht. eng 46 for the Tegmm. _ Ifthe slip has It was Seattle's l~eet- Each club was assessed smtzl performance of the nine .minor pe~tlec and SALES LTD. arrived... Hmme and the sixth time Medicine Hat had the only Reuses has scored at least misconduct. Ifyou did get a T4U but three goals in a game.. Seattle now has 78 points. Russ Wilderman scored for second place in the needs replacement for any twice for Seattle, with Western Division. simde8 coming from Ryan reason, also use the postal Waiter, Dwayne Lowder- reply card. Mark ".rep_lace- milk, Leany Dies,nOwen Lloyd~ Anthony Thomas and Ask yoursel/ wheth. ment" on the card in t-~ Roa Kolman. er you are happy and Rick Simpson scored you cease to be. upperdght hand comer. Medicine Hat's lone goal as ~. Ifthe slip has arrived but you need more infor- marion... TBRAOE MID DISTRIOT ~you~d get a T4U and HOSPITAl,S001ETV still ~ieed an itemized state- ment, fill in the same card. You must write the total 1 Annual Meetin UI benefits you got in 1977 somewhere on the card. DATE: Wednesday,June 7,. 1978 This is important. It will TIME: 8:00p.m. help us get your statement to PLACE: Lecture Theatre you in time. You'll f.md the Caledonia Senior ~ " Secondary School r. , SUZUKI GOES THE DISTANCEI t0talbenefits figure m The business will conslst of the election of members of Box"B"ofyour T4U slip. the Society, the election of the members to serve on the Hospital Board of Trustees/and presentation of reports covering the year 1977. Canada, s Unemployment Insurance Program

In order, to be eligible to vote,, membershlp mustbe , .. " = , " purchased before Sunday, May 7, 1970. Membership may be purchased at the following Iocetlons: .. Workingwith people Mills Memorial Hospital AT IERRACE EQmPMENT SALES LTD, Royal Bank of Canada Whow t to work. • Toronto Dominion Bank Doalor No. 01|40A 4630 6REIGAVENUE smp!oymentgna . Smptel el * ...... 636-6384 l* immigrationusnsae ImmigrationCansd! Bud Cullen, Minister Bud CuIten, Mlnlstrl PAGE 10, THE HERALD, Thursday, March 23, 1978

Sechrity Begins At Home Certified Vanities Is your home as safe from Fresh asparagus should snap when broken. toburglarsNow°sas you wouldthe time like to Are Sign of Quality " check for ways to secure your abode against crime. Decoration and design and serviceable. have become as important to today's bathroom as hot Good planning and prod- Check the landscaping and cold running water were . uc't selection can do the job. around your home. Are when the bath moved in One important factor to there large trees that might from the outdoors, remember when considering provide access to the second .story of your home? If so, in many modern homes, bath remodeling is that the elements that make up a prune them. YOu should the bath has attained the. new bath, such as fixtures, also keep shrubbery trim- status of a real room. Be- vahities, and-floor and wall reed so that you always have' sides the usual sink, tuh and coverings will be permanent. a good view of possible • toilet, many baths now in- For this reason, durability is trespassers and so that clude dressing areas, saunas, just as important as design, shrubs can t conceal them, lampsmagazine and racks,built-in readingvanities style and appearance. either. to store a wealth of cosmetic Bathroom vanities, for ex, Property is fenced and I IOl ClOSeTO a, scnoo,s. ,zw How'about your windows and grooming supplies and ample, come in a wide range Includes 24'x24' garage sq. ft. full basement home. -- are they as secure as they equipment, of sizes, styles, finishes, and iworkshop. Good garden I Master bedroom with can be? Louver windows For the average home- prices. But none of these area with raspberry, walk-in closet and ensulte should have grates or grills owner, more often than not, factors is any indication of strawberry and rhubarb plumblng. Extra large which can open from thein- it's a question of remodeling "the quality of workmanship started. Appliances in- attached carport with side, in case" of fire. , to get a bath that is comfor- . that went into their manu- eluded In very reasonable entrance to basement. • .. table, convenient, stylish facture, price of 232,900. Asking price Of ~3,000. ' Install deadholt locks on , Ask us nbout using the B.C. Gov't 2nd mortgage as an all outside doors, in addition ~UlI''oaaaUn" .,. ,. ,,..,., .n ,oo, ,,,,,,o,,,.,o. to regular locks, a room oov.,,,...o,., w,-,oo,,oo Keep your garage closed • .~ at rural properties. We have the application forms and and locked, and equip all On the inside, as well as mosphere. Handsome, pre- wouldbehappytodlscussthlsservlcewlthyou.

to avoid the feeling that' ideal for the walls.Thefloor FOR A GAMEROOM as strategicallyplanned as a move on the chess board, start with flooringthat won't lose to Last but not least, in- your room addition is an could have colorful, comfor- frolicking. Here. Cumberland II oak parquet,with baked-in Chestnut Brown finish and Old Englishtexturing,, adds vestigate the many alarm after-thought. Decorative table scatter tugs. warmtha•dwearabi•ityt•ac•nvertedgara•e•Theeasy•careparquet•fr•mBruceHard•••dF•••rs•••uesd•wnin•nesystems that are now. avail- materials for walls, floor Becausesome of the ac- step so you can stretch decoratingdollars by installing it yourself.1" able. , and ceiling in the room tivities in a successful family . should he consistent with room maytendtobenoisy, Make Game Room New Dev ice Helps Hemeowner 'those of the original house, you will probably want Revenue producing ..... Color is especially impor- acoustic tile for the ceiling, centrally located. 3 bedrooms up - master with Into Real Cons VeEnergy tant. The safest thing is sim- .:..:..:..:..:-.:..:..:..:..:.':.':..:":..:":.'."':":"13 bedroom full basement ensuite. Good carpet i Winner er ply to continue the basic Nothing meets the chai- (estate sales are a 'likely How w0uldyou like to cut surprised to discover which color scheme of adjoining Be It Ever lhome on large lot near throughout. 2 bedroom I • So Mortgaged, lschools. Good family home suite In basement rents at I lenge of dancing feet, party source) or a 'sturdy built-in your electric bills by a con- appliances were the most rooms, unless the function ii n need of some Interior 2210 per month. Ap- 1 snacks Lor bouncing ladder., siderable amount? Other costly to use. different.of the new In room this case,is totally you " PlaceThere's Like Home!No lflnlshlng. Garage and pliances included. Asking I Ironm for a garden. Asking $52,000. Floor area 1230sq. I eightballs like a hardwood Team floppy throw- homeownerssimply by monitoring have done theso, The energy monitor offers may choose to accentuate ':":":":":":":":":'<":":":":":":":":":" 1540,000and open to offers, ft. floor. Easy to maintain and pillows and low-profile cost of their electrical usage instant feedback that is the difference by doing it in naturally goed-looking, to- stack tables with inlaid and cutting back according- meaningful to Wen a young- colors that provide a pleas- Stop day's durable parquet and chess, checker and back- ly. The Fitch Energy Moni- ster, who can immediately ing, compatible contrast. If Not plank is an unbeatable gammon boards. When not tor is a new device that en- tell how many pennies it nature partner for any game room. in use, they'll serve as snack ables homeowners to do just costs to turn on a bedroom youra family room room, addition you canis to add he , torn sl If:at-homeentertainment ,~ tables; or. stack:up.in a that~.~ i ..... ~'~ ,:~ ;. light, for example. More im, to the pleasure of iL by .,in-the. portantly, ::the: housewife decorating and furnishing in ~ down is yoi~r~rfamilfs idea Offun corner.. • , •' ' " The energy monitor, who turns on her self-clean- a friendly, informal at- transp~,~ t,p©. but" ydu shudddr at the A '40s jukebox with LPs shown in the accompanying ing oven will be able to see - thought of what pizza can of the same era would be a ph6tograph, actually dis- exactly how much this con- do to your living room car- novel addition for back- plays the cost, in cents per Venience is costing in terms pet, why not convert an ground music or when pool hour, of electricity being of energy dollars! underused garage or extra and ping-pong tables are used in the home ,at that bedroom to a game room all pulled aside for dancing. The monitor differs from' can enjoy, complete with moment. ' a meter, which simply shows pool table, foosbail or pin- Whatever the activity, Light-emitting diodes, the total amount of energy ball machines, with rugged oak parquet or like those in a digital watch used since the last reading. For example, if energy plank underfoot, you can or pocket calculator, tell the Consumers aregiventhisin- Park Avenue ReaJt~ Ltd. 635_2.4971 count on flooring that won't time and the cost of your formation when they re- consciousness has inspired lose out to wear and tear. A electrical usage. The paten- ceive their bill -- but, by 46111 PARK AVENUE,TEIIRAe|, B.e. V8G In you to become a one-car spokesperson from Dallas- ted device measures the then it iS too late to do any- " " family with a two-car gar- based Bruce says the corn- strength of the flow of dec- thing about it. The mont. ~!~:'~:~'"*<'~'~: " ' :;~~,.~.~.~i * =~' age, you have more than pany's uni(]ue process of tricity being *used and con, tor lets you know, on a ~~i~ ~:~'~ ,~:~::: ~ ...... :'I...... Ale, ~" : ...... " :':--~ enough room to play. factory-bak~lg carnuba wax verts the information into moment-to-moment basis, ~ :,,j ~:~' " ::. " Start by replacing thegar- and coior'~l~o (as opposed cents per hour, instantly, just how much money you" ~~l " age door on the game room to on top of) natural wood' i. ~, ;::.:: ' '~<* ' side with sliding glass patio fibers produces a finish that Ever)' four seconds, the are spending on electricity, :/ .~ Modern home with an doors or floor-to-ceiling will last the life of your monitor readout display~s" so you can adjust your con- Right home for a big Veryimprossive2bedroom . A family home for y'ou. unusual floor plan. At. windows. Separate the home. the cost and time of day al- sumption, family. Splitleveldesign,4 home with fireplace, Excellent location,, three tractive front entry with ternatdy in red illuminated , bedrooms upstairs end 2 centrally located. Fully bedrooms, firoplaon/patio circular paved driveway. singlefrom thecar •playparking area spacewith The company advises digits foreasyviewing. Most downstairs, fireplace, finished basement witk 2 andmoro. Untnd at $49,900 Sideentry thru a spacious routine vacuuming or dust homeowners mount it near End Closet Clutter! double carport, recently extra bedrooms, bath and and ready for you to move geroge. Landscaped and easy-to-construct, built-in mopping, and waxing as of- the thermostat, the better to remndeiled. Situated on rec ream. A lot of houae*for In. Just blocks from fenced rear yard. 3 shelving, then finish existing, ten as you'd shampoo a car- encourage conservation..Now's the time to orga- big lot 134x173. Priced to only $47,500. Call Chrlstel elementary'school, nature bedrooms, full basement. walls for sound and weather. pet. As with any other floor- nize that hall closet, if it sell at $47,000. Ceil Horst Gxlllnskl for appointment troll end on paved street. Call Hans Caulien at 6~- proofing, ing material, spills should be The principle behind say- resembles Fibber McG~'s. Gedlinski 655-5397. ' to view. 63S.S397. . Call me today and arrange 4971or see it on Realscope • ...... • ceavsnlent time for you By installing glucdown tended to quickly, to avoid ing energy through mona- Put hooks on the door to " '.. :::: to view. this h'emendous inour office. hardwood flooring that ap- stains that require special toting is simple: if home- . plies directly to concrete and attention for removal, owners know how much hold those umbrellas and, ! family home. Kelly most other floor surfaces, For more information on they are spending on else- hats, a plastic basket on the • ' " Squires 6~'7511. tricity atany one instant, floorfor stashing boots and • i .. ~,i,:~i,,i:~:~...... you're well on your way to decorating with easy-care they will make an effort to galoshes. the finish line. gluglown parquet or plank, =~.~:,:~:~:. ~:.~ :~ conserve. Being able to see Hide the odds and ends Over. h000 sq, ft., 3 Hobby ranch only minutes ~'~ ....'* ~"',,~ii~'"~' For the warmth and aswcllas naildownplanking which appliances consume stored on top shelves with bedroom home, partly h'omtown. Modem,2 year Only one on the blockl wearability an active game ' for pier and beam construe- the most electricity, helps short curtains on a tension flnlsbed full basement, old split.level home. 1176 Panabode constructh)n room needs, choose rustic tion, write for a free color families.to develop energy- rod, and ifspaca allows, in- Close to schools and sq.ff.,Sb~lrooms, sitoated ~~:,~i~~ garage.Including Fourthe twobedroom-, stall flooring such as Cure- brochure: Bruce Hardwood saving practices. Monitor- elude a tall, narrow chest of downtown. Asking $45,000. on more than S acres, a berland !! by Bruce Hard- Floors. 4255 LBJ Freeway, ing homeowners have been drawers(filing cabinets?)for Call Christel Oodllnskl63S. gondplecetoon[oycountry 4700 block Scoff Avenue, two fireplaces and Weld. wood Floors, an easy-care Suite 255, Dallas, Texas enthusiastic about results, handy storage along a wall SStT. " ' I1~.' Prlend at $62,500.. For three bedrooms, family view Drive location reeks parquet that glues down in 75234.? remarking that they were of your closet. ~ more information call room and full basement for this home a must 0nyom decoratingone step. Youdollars can by install-stretch ~ Horst Gndlinski "4~397. storage or re¢ room. Split viewing list, Call Kelly D. level construction and two Squires and lets have • a ing it yourself, years old. Asking Sag,SO0. look. Call Kelly D. Squires 635. -- With your new floor 7616, underfoot, you're ready to ..... unleash your decorating in- Ideal family home• , 4 ~ . genuity on a room that's bedrooms, large living both functional and fun. room, dining room plus Just starting out? Take a wrap around sondock, look at this fully re- [~,~: Your wall of built-ins is Another" added feature . decorated 3 bedroom perfect for books, television Mother.In.law suite on house. Features • bright Over looking highway 2S. A" comfortable "starter" set, turntable, records, box- ground level. Beautifully kitchen and a fireplace. Country residence on half for the young at heart. ed games, cards, pool cues landscaped yard end lal:ge Nicely landscaped with acre lot. Has three Cozy2bedroomh0me, wall am[ other accessories, carport. Drive by . 4614 fruit trees end berry bedrooms, firep[oce, .to wall carpeting, close to Hillcrest Avenue. then ahurbs, Ioeated close to alrcondltlonlng, carport,, schoolsand centro of town. Solve additional storage ph0noFronkSkldmore63S. ~ |ch0olsandceMrsoftown. partially finished': Asking $27,000. For on problems by hanging bicy. 5491 for an appolnfmont to All *this only 229,000, call basement. COIl F.. Skid. 'appointment to view, call clog, tennis rackets, skis or view. Christsl Oodllnlkl 635.5397. more for viewing. . 1 ' ' " Horst Godllnski 63S.S397. snowshoes on an easy-to- "" get-to wa,. Complete the OTHER ' P: I " "" '' ' L ~nUUfO~iJi ' three.dimensional wall LOTS ~ .... .RURAL " ' VMlllgnll~ll~Ik mural with a colorful card R HTIR : .... table and folding chairs. . Let the tenant belp you . ./ , 1 At one end of the room, with the mortgage try hanging a dart board on Two bedrooms, two acres payment. Side by side We'*have several small Acreage lots, partially andtwo In your familyl On duplex with full basement, acreages for sale. Clean'tO • cleared. Good gravel road a cork.covered backdrop, Kalum Lake Drive end' 3bedrooms each, electric t0wn'onpavemont. •Hydro access,undulstingterraln. along with a giant black- asking 225,s00. Ca'll Kelly heat. A good Investment available. Asking 212,800. Ideal for small hobby farm. board for keeping score or D. Squires for your forayoung family. Asking Call Horst Gndllnskl 639.. Phone Frank Skldmore playing tick-tack.to~, viewing., price $39,S00. For further 5397. 635.6591. For viewing. If your garage has a loft, dotallscall Horst Godlinski re.shape it into a cushiony . 635-5397. 'conversation.pit, accessible WITHBATHROOMS GROWING IN SiZEAND STATURE,it's important,when remodeling,to includefixtures that wil via an iron library staircase last. Vanitiesthat display the NKCAcertification seal are designedto perform for years despite hard use.']" 1 THE HERALD, Thursday, March 23 "",~, PAGE I1

. ? , The Terrace Art Association RETIRING? 1973 Ford Ranger 4x4. Flat FOR RENT: Trailer spaces CLASSIFIED RATES Is sponsoring a life.drawing Clinton Manor Adult.oriented, factory- Deck with tape deck. 52,000 available In a treed setting right to classify ads under workshop by Rlchard Yates Furnished or unfurnlsh~ built housing miles. Phone635-4798 or view within 3 blocks from In- developments on appropriate headings and to LOCAL ONLY: of Port Simpson, on .March ;tudlo or 1 bedroom at 4840 Sunset Drive. dustrial Park In Terrace. set rates therefore and to 20 words or less S2.00 per 31, April 1 and 2 In the apartments. Securit Vancouver Island -- ( P10.21) For further Information call H.D. Snap-On Tool box, Lower Mainland and determine page location. :nserflen, over 20 words S Terrace Library Arts Room. enterphone. Sauna. 635-6611 (p5-21) The Herald reserves the Industrial roll away work Okanagan Valley. Into. 1974 V.W. Station Wagon, cents per word. To register before March 24, bench type. Like new con- 635-9422 right to revise, edit, classify 3 or more consecutive In. 638.1o32 Box 4002, Stn. A, VIc- good condition. Phone 635. write 4711 Tuck Ave., or dition 8800or best offer. 635. I .t.ofla, B.C.: or Box 802, or reject any advertisement sertlons $1.50/per insertion. phone 635-2964. Limit of 15 3990. Ask for Joe evenings 9638 after 5 (c3-11J) ' Summerland, B.C. and to retain any answers persons. and weekends 635.9647 (pS. directed to the Herald Box REFUNDS: KEYSTONE COURT CTF-M31 18) APARTMENTS Reply Service, andte repay First Insertion,' charged for WolOld Watchers meeting 1970 Flrebird PS, PB, 8 the customer the sum paid whether run or not. DIDYOU KNOW- Office No. 2 - 4603/Scott FOR SALE: 91A acres V4 heldevery Tuesday at7 p.m. track, good co'ndlti0n 638. IldtMh C~umbla FOreSts for the advertisement and Absolutely no refunds brier at the Knox United Church Queensway Tradlng One, two and thrt mile north of town. Spring 1541 (p3-19) box rental. ad has been set. Hall, ,1¢07 Lazeile Avenue. 3215 Kalum St. bedroom apartments. creek on property. Power Box replies on "Hold" 638.1613 Laundry & storage area. available. Road starter. Sealed tenders for the FOR SALE: 74 Dodge Instructions not picked up CORRECTIONS: B.C.O.A.P.O. - Annual Fall Near schooll and down Phone (after 6) 635.4094 (cff following tree planting Coronet .Custom, 8 cyl. within 1Odaysof expiry of an Must be made before 2nd Bazaar. November 18th Have A New Shipment o Iown. Clean, qulat, t&f) contract(s) will be received deluxe interior. PS, PB, advertisement will be insertion. 1978. Arena Banquet Room spacious, security IockuF by the District Forester, destroyed unless mailing Allowance can be made for - Bar type - pub mlrrors and patrol. PRIME LOT - Thornhlll Vinyl roof, $1600. In good Ministry of Forests, At- instructions are received. only one incorrect ad. - Pachlnk0 - Japanese pln- Full time manager in District. Well and septic condition phone 635-6394 9-5 tention Reforestation Prince Those answering Box ball games residence. system S10;000 Call Ed 638-1003 after 6 (c5-21) Rupert; B.C. on the dates Numbers are requested net BOX NUMBERS: NOTIOE -California grape tray wall 635-5224 Carder . 9.%.4110 or write shown below. to send Originals of 75 cents pick up. (cff) ~-. FOR SALE: 1976 Datsun 1. Contract 103110.23 hangings I Box 820, Port McNelll, B.C. clocumonts to avoid loss. $1.25 msiled. Used hand guns V0N 2RO (pa.may 12F) Club Cab pickup, ?~as 7500 Located Goat Creek Ranger All claims of errors in INCHES AWAY CLUB Furniture - Appliances miles, 1976 Datsun F10 District Terrace• Number of advertisements must be CLASSI FlED DISPLAY: Meet every Tuesday night at Much more HILLSIDE LODGE station wagon, 7800 miles, Trees 15 thousand Viewing received by the publisher Rates available upon 8 in the Skeena Health Unit. Come in and 4450 Little Avenue 1970 International 4x4 Date April 3 1978, leaving within 30 days after the first request. For more Information phone Browse " Travelall Phone 638.2315 (c3- Ranger Satlen at 0900 a.m. Sleeping rooms, publlcatlon. 635.3747.or 635-3023. -WE BUY 19) NOTE: Viewing of the housekeeping units, can. It Is agreed by the ad- NATIONAL CLASSIFIED ANYTHING planting site prior to sub- Irally located.. Full) FOR SALE: 1974 Thun- vertiser requesting space RATE: MILLS MEMORIAL OF VALU E FOUR plex for sale by miffing a tender for this furnished. Reasonabh derbird, PS, PB, sunroof, that the liability of the 22 cents per agate line. THRIFTSHOP owner. Centrally located In contract is mandatory. rates by day or week. Non. electric seats, lots of extras, Herald in the event of failure Minimum charge $S.00 per Mills Memorial Hospital TRADE- SELL - Terrace, full year round Deadline for receipt of drinkers only. Phone 635. beautifdl car, must sell. to publish an advertisement Insertion. Auxiliary would appreciate • NEW. USED- occupancy, excellent In- tenders Is 3:30 p.m. April 13 6611. (cff) phone 635.6611 (p2.18) or In the event of an error any donations of good, Clean :)pen 6days a week 9:30- 4 vestment potential. Phone 1978. oppeerln9 In the ad. LEGAL - POLITICAL AND clothing, any household tll 9 on Fridays 635.9471 for further in- verflsement as published TRANSIENT AD- Items, toys etc. for their formation. Tenders must be sub- shall be limited to the VERTISING: THRIFT SHOP. "Terrace's most unique (CTF 10-18) miffed on the form and In the amount paid by the ad- $3.60 per column inch. For pickup service phone second hand store" envelopes supplied which, vertiser for only one in- 635.5320 or 6"35.5233,or leave 3 bedroom townh~se apb. I Stuff Envelopes $28.00 per with particulars, may be with full basements. | correct Insertion for the BUSINESS PERSONALS: donations at the Thrift shop 100 (possible). Information obtained from the Forest portlun of the advertising LOOKING FOR FUR- No. 118.4529 Straume. | FOR SALE: 12x46 two $4.00 per line per month. on Lazelle Avenue on NITURE? send Self Addressed Ranger(s) indicated, or space occupied by the in. On a 4 month basis only. (cft) I bedroom mobile home. from the District Forester, Saturdays between 11:00 For excellent prices on Stamped Envelope to J&G correct or omitted Item only, General Agencies Ltd., Box Located on fully serviced lot Ministry of Forests Attention a.m. and 3:00 p.m. Thank furniture see the bargain and that there shall be no : DEADLINE 590, Peachland, B.C. V0H in Thornhill. Asking S13500. Reforestation Prince liablllt~ to any event greater you. (nc) floor at FRED'S FUR. 1X0. ( p20-1) Financing available. Rupert,. B.C. than the amount paid for DISPLAY: • Baby Clinic every Tuesday NITURE LTD. Contact Gerry Warren at The lowest or any lender such aclvertlsing. 4:00 p.m. 2 days prior to starting at 1:30 p.m. 4434 Lakelse Ave. Royal Bank, Terrace, B.C. will not necessarily be ac- Advertisements must publication day. . Thornhlll Baby Clinic every Terrace 635-3630 Phone 635-7117 (eft) ¢epted. comply with the British 2rid and 4th Friday at the SECOND FLOOR (CTF) FOR SALE: 3 bedroom, 1V2 Columbia Human Rights Ad CLASSIFIED: Community Centre from 1:3C bath, full basement, older Fully furnished 3 bedroom which prohibits any ad- 1:00 p.m. day prior to .4:00p.m. FOR SALE: Sliding storm home on .large lot, good 12x~1 mobile home. Large vertising that discriminates publication day. • Adult Clinics - Non. Wed. & window with screen; toilet, • residential area. Close to For Sale- 1974 Pinto. Good landscaped lot 84x210. Will against any person because Fri., from 3:00- to 4:00 p.m. bath tub; tub enclosure; tea. schools, fruit trees, large mechanical condition. Very rent the let. Rent free for 1 MORTGAGE LOANS: of his,race, religion, sex, ServicechargaofSS.00eeall .V.D.CIInic-3:0Op.m. every ~wagen; boys skates, size 4. garden area. 4823 Scott reasonably priced at S1100. year if trailer Is bought MORTGAGE MONEY. Any color, nationality, ancestry N.S.F. chlques. Mon. & Thurs. Fhone 635.6612 (p5-18) $35,000 635-3175. (ctf16,17 Rhone 638.9058. separately. For more in- amount (28 years amor- or place of origin, or I~causa WMWF) (1=3.17) - formation 638.1507. (c5.17) his age Is between 44 and 65 WEDDING DESCRIP- tization). 1st mortgage from yeers, unless the conditlon Is TIONS: PARENTSIN CRISIS For Sale: Framus 12 string FOR SALE: By owner, 3 81/2 foot camper. Im- 10 percent, 2nd mortgage I,,~m--, '-- - '---- -,~- ~'* -~ ...... "~d nawl Are you making your own guitar, good playing, con- 1974 1 ton Ford series 250. from 121/2 percent. bedroom duplex dwelling. auto-trans. Good maculate condition. Fridge, ...... ~ ^;, ik::: ~.'k.~St~vi~'~#;~;t~th~. life aqd your children s dillon, Ideal for oeglnner. 360.V.8, Residential, Commffrclalt, requlr.qment,~, ...... ,...... ",':r~. ;"..... " ~ ' ' nest offer After 5 p m 635 Full •basement;~ oak floor; condition. Phone 638.1682 furnace and overhead bunk. inv,~t~(~-~::~+ :.~ ~.,,.~ ~,~,~;;.~~~;misei'abte? ' Do you cen-. .... " doubl~e lot, landscaped, good Used one summer. Priced to Buildings. J.D. Phillips ,. ~~'~'~~e~f~/-~stantly~ yell at your chlldl~en; 1L+3795;: • ~ :~ :' + after 5. location. Low taxes. Phone , sell at S2,800. Phone 635.9058. Capital Corporation, 10673+ King George Highway, ng u -ers . pictures. News of weddings ¢~'::pym~/rafl;rd;tf~[idngt~s (P3-17) 635-3463 after six p.m. 1972 Ford Cortlna 2,000 cc (P3-17) (write.ups) received one FOR SALE: 40 gal. hot (CM'&F) Surrey, B.C. V3T 2X6. Phone motor., 4~ soeed standard. 508-0411 or evenlngs 585.1603. Published at Terrace month or more after event toward them? Very good condition. Phone 12x60 Monarch Mobile $10.00 charge, with or P.I.C.'s goal is tohelp you water tank (cascade), 1tub Owner transferred. Must Home. 3 bedrooms and (cfl- T) B.C. 5 days a week become the loving con- enclosure (5 ft.), temper 638-1682 after 5. without picture. Subject to Sell. partially furnished. 8x25 Ioey structlve parent you really glass. 1 steam•iron.toaster, (P3.17) ROCK CHARGED Monday to Friday, af- condensation. Payable In want to be. 1 deep fryer. Phone 635.3864 Exceptional family home, shack. Asking $8,000 Phone close to schools and shop- 635.3542. (c6-19) VICTORIA (CP) -- Christ- ternoons advance. All Inquires absolutely or 635.5775. (p3-19) For sale, 1974 Datsun B2.10, ping. Sunken living Room, opher Michael Rocj, 29, of PUBLISHER very good running condition. confidential. with fireplace, sliding glass 1968 Genral, 12'x58' trailer, Victoria, was charged Phone Mary or John 635-4419 22 cal. S&W revolver S125. Phone 635-5832. Monday with two counts of • Don Cromack CLASSIFIED AN- Air pistol $25. Component doors to covered patio: (PS-19) with low shack. Un. Jane 638.8302. furnished, set up and skirted criminal negligmce after a NOUNCEMENTS: caseffe deck $25. 2 piece formal dining room with in park In Terrace. $6,000.• Jan. 27 car accident in which SUBSCRIPTION dinghy $158. Bike 85 Drink fireplace are hNo of the 73 Chev Impala 350 P.S., RAPE RELIEF O;B.O. before March 24.78. a 19-year-old paanenger in RATES Births 5.50 Mixer el0 635-5407 (p5-21) features of this outstanding P.B., air shocks, 51,000 Funerals 5.50 & CRISIS LINE home. Large kitchen with miles. Very good shape Seaat space No. 17.5016 Park Rock's vehicle was kdled. Effective October I, FOR WOMEN Ave. or phone 635.6174 days. Rock elected trial by Judge Cards of Thanks 5.50 2• used 15" radial summer built-in china cabinet In S2,580or bestoffer. 63 Comet 1977 CALL 635-7558 (P:7,10,11,12,14,18,16,17) and a prdiminary hearing Memorial Notices 5.S0 tires Cheapand 1 pair 15" ~tlng area, mud room, 4 $125 only. Phone 635-7883 OR bedrooms, 2 baths, rec- (p2-17) date of June 29 was set. 635.T/28 mags, to ,- fit 6 hole Chev Single COpy 20c PHONE 635.6357 pickup 635.9741 (p3.19) room, workroom, and ample By Carrier mth 3.00 Classified Advertising Dept. storage areas. Complete this I=OR SALE: 1974 a/, ton AJACCIO, Corsica The viHaga l~s only one + home. Large lot has fruit Dodge Club Cab, P.S., P.B, (Reuter) -- Nobody voted in inhabitant. By Carrier year 36.00 trees, garden area and auto trans, radio, canopo, Sunday'ssecond round of the But one lntri~ing question By Mail 3 ruth 12.00 39. MARINE greenhouse. 4840 Walsh: Low only 31,000 miles, after 4 French parliamentaz remains: How did29 persons By Mall 6 ruth 22.00 The Terrace Art Swlngflme News, picture 60's. Interested parties only p.m. call 635.5187. (p5-20) ejection at the village of from the village vote in the By Mail year 40.00 Association Is sponsoring an ads, dances, for Swingers In please call 635.3175 after 5 Erone on this Mediterranean first round of the election exhibition of 71 paintings island. March 127 Senior Citizen year Wash. and Western Canada. 27' Coronet, Danish built, p.m. 1969 Ford • I/2 ton 360 stan- some for sale, by local and flbreglass cruiser, 330 h.p. r- (CTF) dard. Asking $2,500. Phone It was hardly a surprise. 20.00 Est. 1969. $3 per copy or free regional artists In the details. CY Club P.O. Eox drive, C.B., sounder; hailer, 635-6511 ask for Dennis (pS- British Commonwealth and Terrace Library Arb Room, 2410, New Westmlnster, B.C. frldge, hot and cold water, FOR SALE: BY Owner. 3 20) United States of Amerlca I until April 5. V3L 5B6 (108-21) Estar heater and more. Call bedroom home. Quiet year 51.00. Entry forms are now 624.9275. residential 'area close to DISTNIOT OF TEIIllAOE available for those who wl~h Room 120 Skeena wishes (P3.17) downtown and schools. 1150 1973Toyota Landcrulser FJ. BOx 399, Terrace, B.C. to enter their arts, crafts and contact relatives re: sq. ft. Up and down 40, 4x4, new brakes, reset VaG 2M9 hobbles In the Terrace emigration Breakfast Co.op. Boat for sale: fireplace. Large' rumpus valve Job, moving. Must NOTIOE Annual Arts and Crafts Show Urgent. 15 foot +V" fibreglass room. 11/2 bath upstairs, sell. $3,258 or best offer, 842. Telephone: on April 22 and 23. They can (1=3.17) Runabout with full soft top Full beth downstairs. 2 6352. Hazelton. (c7-22) 112.604.635-6357 be picked up at Toce Craft, and windshield wiper 1977 50 additional bedrooms In LAND USE OONTRAOTAMENDMENT Winterland, and Northern hp Marc. electric, extra basement. Fully landscaped Notice is hereby given that a Public HOME DELIVERY Crafts, or by writing Box 82, tanks on E.Z. loader troller, with garden area. Fenced FOR SALE: 1972 Pontiac Hearing will be held on proposed Land Use Terrace & District Terrace. Contact Grant lapps, 4721 yard. Carport. Phone to Ventura "in excellent con- Thornhlll & Dlstrld i Loen Ave. 638.1856 or 638- view 635.7628. (A5.21) dillon Can be viewed at 3921 Contract Amendment By.law Project No. Phone 635.6387 CatholiC: Womens League 8131. Crestvlew Ave., Phone 635. ADP.02.7809. The contract is concerned will hold their Spring Tea- THE HOBBY HUT (P3-17) Must sell: a clean 3 bedroom 3782 (p3.18) with the following area: Bake and Plant Sale on Ceramic supplies & home. Cement foundation, Saturday April 8th from 2.4 Greenware, air bruehlng w.w carpeting, fireplace, 1969 Mercury Cyclone 428 CJ p.m. at Verltas Auditorium available • custom firing. attached garage on a fenced 4 speed 60,000 miles Sl,000 or The most northerly 367 feet of Lot 3, DL 611, Terrace. 3936 McNeil St. lot 85x200. Asking $33,000. best offer. View 635.6511 Range S, Coast District, Plan 3067 635-9393 View at 2552 Penner or phone Loc. 262 Ask for Brad Gray. The Three Rivers Workshop 635-5172. (c3-18) Giant Flea Market ABLE ELECTRIC LTD. The general intent of the proposed amend- Is having an Easter Sale of EIlctrlcal and Refrigeration 2 bedroom basement suite. (CI0-19) ment to the Land Use Contract between tbe Sponsored by the Klneffe handicrafts and toys on Unfurnished. With fridge contracting. Club of Terrace Saturday, Thursday, .March 23rd, at and stove. Available April District of Terrace and Madig industries 'l~ouse wiring. IFOR SALE: 3 bedroom| April 8th, 1978. 10 a.m. to 3 their new location, 5010 Agar 1st. No pets. Good for HAZEL . PARK, Mich. Ltd. is to allow for the construction of an p.m. Skeena Secondary LlS.S176 home. Reasonable priced. I Avenue. Fl'es coffee will be working couples, Phone635. Large storage shed. | (Reuter) -- A robber armed addition measuring approximately 65 feet .~l~nl Gym. Over 30 In- served. Open from 9 a.m. to 5738 (c1-17) with a pistol mtered a local and groups have T Fenced yard. NearI by 70 feet to the building situated at 5003 3p.m. schools. Walking distanceI store Monday and dropped ~0ths: macrame, FULLER BRUSH his gun. Graham Avenue, Terrace, B.C., and for Order now by phone. Phone from town. 635.2744. (c1-| , crafts, garage KALUMGARDENS He picked it up and de- future additions as may be required. or make an appointment. fish pond for the Tickets are still available for 3 bedroom apartment, for 17) I munded money, maUng ox[ bake sales, a Marnle 635.9721. all 3 performances of the rent, some with basen~ent with about I500. When a cus. The proposed Land Use Contract amend. and various other and carport, private en- Royal Winnipeg Ballet May GOLDEN RULE tomer gave chase, the ment may be viewed by any and all persons I beothsl Sth and 6th atthe R.E.M. Lee trance and patio.To view robber fired at him, missed, on. 50 cents each Odd lobs for the Iobless. requiring more specific information, during Theatre In Terrace. Phone 635.4535. 3238 Kalum Apt. No.8 on Scuff Ave. east then dropped his gun again. under 6 • Free. Tickets cost S8.00 of Kalum or phone 638.4841. He made it to his getaway regular business hours at the Municipal (otf) Hobby Farm In Smlthers. car, but ran out of gasoline istrlct Girl Guides Reduced Prlce of $4 for ctf) . 20.6 acres, three bedroom Hall, 3215 Eby Street, Terrace, B.C. children for Saturday about three kilometres from to announce the house, S acres cleared. Barn the store. He pushed the car f a Land .Ranger Matinee Performance only. CEDAR PLACE and other out buildings. ;" 'o The Public Hearing will be held in the Write,+encloslng a cheque for A PARTM ENTS into a service station, but the In the Thornhlll year round creeks. Close to station was dosing and the Municipal Council Chambers on Mo, ,~ay, s between the ages tickets, to the Terrace and town. For further Inform4dlon District Arts Council, Box 35, 4931 Walsh Avenue attendant refused to serve Aprii 3rd, 1978, at 7:30 p.m. ! 18 who are in. write to A. Lestander ~" ~x him. .lease call 635.3061 .+ Terrace, B.C. For more FOR SALE: 1975 Honda Suite 113 2475, Smithers or phone 847. Information phone 635.2101. When police arrived, the Any and all persons having an interest in (ctf) motorcycle. 400 CB Super Terrace, B.C. 2150. robber was stuffing meney Terrace Church of God, Sport. For Information call 635.7056 (P3-17) under the car seat. the proposed Land Use Contract A,:;end- CARE FOR located at 3341 River Drive, 635.5773. (p3.18) New 1, 2 and 3 bedroom ment By.law Prelect No. ADP.02.7009 shall 38 acres near Seely Lake. "l'd call him a real ama- A St. John Am- will be +having a spaclal suites for rent. Frldge, teur," said one policeman. take notice and be governed accordingly, Course You are Easter Program March 26, stove, drapes, carpet, rec South Hazelton on Highway. Police arrested Willar~ old to lesrnl For 1978 at 11:00 a.m. Evm;yone area, sauna and pool table, Power, telephone, creek, Dillon, 30, on charges of )rmatlon, I~lease Michelangelo carved his fa- ~lth security interphone +spruce house logs, and saw+ E.R. Hallsor Welcomel morn statue .of David from a armed robbery and assault s Carol Harrison, For further Information. and elevator. Absolutely • flmberl S19,000 Phone 842. with intent to commit Clerk.Administrator marble block on which anoth- 5954 (p4.18) phone 638.1561. er sculptor had started work. no pets.,' (ctf) n~der,

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PAGE 12, THE HERALD, Thursday, March 23, 1978 DETECTORS WORK COOMCTTEEFORMED Wish to have your furniture PERSONAL: Discerning '. VICTORIA (CP) A refinished by an expert? Adults. 5hop dlscl'eetly by , VICTORIA (CP) -- public liaison committee has Want a good lob for a good mail, Send $1.00 for our Statistics collected by the bern fornk, d in Lytton to price? if so call me, Wayne latest fully Illustrated it,uvernn,~,[ show smoke provide communication For Sale, 10VY Holiday of Wayne's Wood Working catelogue of merital aids for detectors could save many between the government and announce that "TAN TIN" both ladles and gentlemen. i BOTII E I Camper with lacks. Sleeps 4. and Refinishing after 4 sire of halter and per- lives, fire marshal Henry K. the public in matters in- Oren, Fridge, stove, furnece phone 63S~722 (c30.m18) formance winners will stand Direct Action Marketing Inc. Jenns said Monday, Jenns volving development plans and flush toilet, phone 635- Dept. U.K., P.O. Box 3268, said that while just 23 per in the Stein River drainage REZONING Bakkers Modular Structures at stud for the 1978 Breeding Vancouver, B.C. VGB 3X9. ubli¢m: c~t of the fires reported in area, the ministry of forests Notice is hereby given thai a P 7432. for sale: Very reasonably season. Phone 635-6403 and (P3.17) inquire about our (cff) British Columbia last year said Tuesday.Serving on the Hearing will be held on proposed Zoning priced, attractive looking occurred in the usual committee are represents- pre.feb. Greenhouses.4 roll breeding fees. Amendment By-law • project No. ADP-02- FOR SALE: Camper for a (C20.M17) sleeping time between tires of the British Columbia poly or flbreglass covering. LOS ANGELES (AP) -- midnight and 8 a.m., fires in forest service, other 7806. small pickup. Asking $1680 Phone 638.1768 or view at Phone 638-1239. (¢5.20) Comedian Mort Sald has that period accounted for the resource~geneles, the forest 3961 Dobble St. (p10.1) filed for divorce for the third most damage and the industry and several public The proposed amendment is as fellows: FOR SALE: one 25' time in four years tr?m the greatest loss of life of any organizations, the ministry ..(a) Rezone the South half of Block 32 of same wile. period, said in a news release. Streamline. Aluminum Sald, SO, and his wife D.L. 362, R.S, C.D., Plan 967, being 3705 Eby trailer, complete self con. Street from Rural (AI), to Single Family teined with air conditioning HELP WANTED: Earn Margaret Lee, 3S, were and complete bathroom. To S200.00 monthly part-time; married in 1970. Residential (RI). $1,000 full time. Easy to Tbe latest suit, filed ..(b) Rezone the remainder of the North view call for an appointment Tuesday in Superior Court, at 635.6672 (p3.18) succeed with our training. A MEAL FOR TWO to the sum Write Fuller Brush Com- asks for joint custody of the half of BlOck 32 of D.L. 362, R.S, C.D., Plan couple's 1½.yearold son, 967, being 3712 Munroe Street from Rural FOR SALE: Empress 20' Notice of Appllcat Ion pany, C-O Box 108, 808, 207 for Changeof Name West Hestlngs St., Van- Mort Jr. o[ $I0.00 has been donated (A1), to Single Family Residential (RI). Motor Home, Sleep six, 3 S~id flied for divorce in way frldge, shower etc. couver, B.C. VGB 1H7, or NOTICE is hereby given Mr. T. Diamond, R.R. 3, 1974, but the couple recon- to the HERALD CARRIER i Excellent condition. Phone cried before the divorce. He The proposed By:law may be viewed by any 635.9561 (AS.20) that en appl!catlm will be Kamloops, B.C; V2C SK1. made to fhe Director of Vital (ctf) filed again in Januarz,n19'/7, OF THE MONTH compliments and all persons requiring more specific Statistics for e change of but again the proceedings information, during regular business hours FOR SALE: 11' Vanguard were terminated. Camper. Excellent con- name, pursuant to the at the Municipal Hall. provisions of the "'Change of REAL ESTATE: Rural of dition. Phone 638.1547 Acreages near Silverton. anytime. (p3-18) Name Act," by me:- ~--"ANGELES (AP)- The Public Hearing will be held in the Richard Barolinski of 40 4.76acres to 14 acres. Three Actor ,Ton Voight is bel~ Municipal Council Chambers, 321S Eby Egret Street, in Kltlmat, In creeks. Some parcels sued for divorce by his ac- the Province of British partlallycleared, otherswell tress-wife nfte~ a six.year Street, Terrace, B.C., on Monday, April 3rd, Columbia, as follows:- timbered. Quiet sefflng. ,,,,,,,,4o,~= n~nm-~= Rind in 1978, at 7:15 p.m. $7500 - $24,000. Selkirk ~=_ =__ t,....., -~'ow ' To change my rome from ~J[Jq:~|U[ a,oUtilL'l, ~ • Rlchard Barollnski to Realty Lfd., Box 40, Nakusp, MnP*,hnlln= Vnioh~ 99 I Any and all persons having an interest in GENERAL Richard Bard. .c: voG 1R0 Phone~-=~&"i;~";;=t;~%i ~e' CARPENTRY My wife's name from 363S. (17,18) couple's two children, BROWNIES FOOD the proposed Zoning Amendment By.law NOJOBTO BIG Resells Marie Barollnski to = m , James, 4, and A~q~elina, 2. Project No. ADP.02-7806 shall take notice OR SMALL Resells Marie Bard. The suit ~lednMonday also and be governed accordingly. ADDITIONS, SI DI NG Dated this 7 day of March, NOTICES: G°vernment eaid the couple is still (TERBAOE) LTD. A.D. 1978. RENOVATIONS overspending is destroying workin8 out ter'ms of a E.R. Hallsor CEMENT WORK, Richard Barollnski. Canada en0ughl in; property settlement. PAINTING (A1-17) formative literature $2.00. VoJght,37, and Iris wife 4736 Lakolse m-m= Clerk.Administrator Radical capitalist movement separated last menth. Phone after 6: of protest. Box 1052, Dun- 635.4094 To whom it may concern: I will not be held responeible can, B.C., Canada. "We for any bills or debts In- Stand on Guard for Thee." MOVING??? curred by anyone but CHECK BUDGET'S LOW myself, as of this date, ONE-WAY TRUCK RATE5 March 20, 1978. LIVESTOCK: Slack team THROUGHOUT WESTERI~ Wayne Cheval, Mares, approximately 1500 CANADA. No. 32-WondlandHeights Ibs'. Roanteam, 2 year old • CALL TOLL FREE Trailer Court, Geldings. All broke te drive. 11g-808-M~.3478 3 Reglsterad Arabian Mares, Terrace, B.C. 1 Arabian Stelllon. Phone (P3-17) BUDGETRENTATRUCK 83~43,~. New Business's Not listed in our B.C Tel Directory. IORA ANIMAL HOSPITAL - 635-2040 o ======____ .'DS BODY SHOP- 63.5-9410

TERRACE OIL BURNER SERVICES - 635-4227 We're ~dt dJtw

Listed THE HOBBY HUT - 63.5-~393 : ii @i. :~i Here/ THREE RIVERS WORKSHOP - 63s.2~3e %','>~:.::~:::::~::::. .":::;::,:::::::: i rw GEMINI EXCAVATING - 63.5.3479 Ralph Moy Tom Milligan/ Irvin Hildebrand Mark C. Anderson Mrs. Anne Perry F. Nicola Berardi Surrey, B.C. MarnieFoulkes (for group of 10 winners) Williams Lake. B.C. (for group of 10 winners) Vancouver.B.C. Free - for ONE month courtesy of THE Salmon Arm,. B.C. Cloverdale.B.C. • ~;1,000,000 Prince George. B.C. ~;1 t000,OOO DALLY HERALD Sl,000,OO0 Sl,000,O00 Sl,000,O00 S1,000,000 [if you wish your Business n~ ~ 11, f,~, .-..--- Phone listed for your customers /-lease q.~dlL O;.'5D-O;.'5~¥

~.~'::~. ~~',:-::: ~.~ - •':~~'$ ..... ~.~ COLORING CONTEST ::::::::::::::::::::::: .~<:~:." ': ~.;L~y~i~n Mr" & Mrs" D°bb/ Raym°ndW'Anders°n Jack Fischuck R°nald & Beatrice Mr. A. Stokes Mrs. P. Brennan Maple Ridge. B.C. Winfield, B.C. Mathews Vancouver. B.C. - WINNERS/ Victoria, B.C. ~100,000 ~'~100,000 Duncan. B.C. ~100,000 ~1,000,000 SlO0,O00 We had a tough job picking a*,., BRITISH COLU MBIA ALSO WINS! f The sale of Provincial and Western Express Lottery tickets not the winners. Thanks kids, we only produces big money winners, but also provides milliondof dollars for areas which benefit our entire province. Here's a i".... i: hope you all had fun too! • breakdown of "public benefit" disbursements from lottery proceeds to date: I,...... 1:~ • Health Services. " . $2,700,000 B.C. Cultural Fund ...... $3,142,000 1st Susan StHbur/ B.C. Physical Fitness and Amateur Sports Fund...=1;1,400,000 ~!~ II;n 11 $15.00 B.C. Heritage Fund ...... $1,000,000 ~.~i B.C. Special Events Fund ..... ; ...... $ 700,000 Awtar Singh Phil Sherstobitoff Tom Harroil R,R,2 01d lakelna lake Dr, Whether or not you win a prize, the money you spend on Vancouver. B.C. Blue Berry Creek, B.C. Vancouver. B.C. Provincial and Western Express tickets stays in B.C.--helping to Torraoo support activities for people throughout our province, $'1w~uut) $1w~tJut/ ~100,000

HOW AND WHERE LOTTERY TICKETS ARE SOLD. LOOK FOR THE "ON SALE HERE" DECAL. 2nd SHdra Estalrook= Provincial and Western Express lottery tickets may be pur- t $10.00 chased from supermarkets, drug, variety, convenience, If yOU are unable to pur- l~r~..~'~"~ TIED confectionery and department stores, newsstands, restaurants, chase a Provincial Lottery I[:~J~P,II'MI~~,,11 I" 36 Gannet ~rosoont dry cleaners, credit unions, trust companies,Government ticket from any of the Agent's offices, shopping centre malls. Over three hundred outlets above, simply FOR Kitlmat clubs and community organizations earn sales commissions compete the coupon. ICKETS ON SALEHER fi SECOND for wodhwhile i)rbjects,. | David Wuinmillgr .------, % PRIZE t $10.00 I hovCinciciI ORDER PB.C.O.,ox.7. LotteriesBranc~ I 3026 NountminviowAvenue FORM " V8Wvictoria. 3B7B.C. Torraoe I I Pleasesend me D (minimum 5 Express tickets} $i-$~q Checlue~] MoneyOrder D I Express tickets x $1.00 = Amount Enclosed _. 3rd Ivan lasohonko I Pleasesendme D Provincialtickets x S5.00 =AmountEnclosedl $ "--"-~CheclueDMoneyOrderF~ I k;o 4 $5.00 • I 4618 Tuok Avenue Street ' > Towage City Prey. ' ~/.., WAY TO GO KIDS! I Postal Code Telephone No. Gift #ore : , I I11 II. MAKE CHEQUE OR MONEY ORDER PAYABLE TO: B.C. LOTTERIES BRANCH Tickets for thonext !1 available'Issuewill be mailed to youas soon as possibleafter receipt of thl~ order form with velld Payment. . II m-,,-, ---. m m m m ----, m aaron ,,,-,- ~ m mmu~- sin m dl i. i ...... t i it ---rr

THE HERALD, Thursday, Mdrch 23, 1978, PAGE 13

FOR SUNDAY. MARCH26, 1978 What kind of dayL will your way from a most unex- tomorrow be? To find out what pected source. the stars say, read the forecast SCORPIO m ~'. given for your birth Sign. (Oct. 24 to Nov. 22) A day for compromise -- not prescription $ervic~...... ,, ARIES for stirring things up. In all (Mar. 21 to Apr. 20) relationships, use the always the AMAZING SPIDER-MAN. By Stan Lee and John Romita Great Joy on the home front! reliable "velvet glove" treat- An article you thought you had meat. lost or accidentally destroyed SAGTI'rARIUS ~a~ suddenly comes to light. (Nov. 23 to Dec. 21) Travel accented here. A short trip "made on the spur of the ur n IVI Ua (Apr. 21 to May 21) moment could produce most H Everything points to a most interesting results. or0scope interesting and inspiring day. CAPRICORN ~ • %w-/,~l~\o-/ You should be filled with new- (Dec. 22 to Jan. 20) Frances Drake • found optimism and self- Keep your head and maintain • - ~ . - ~ . FOR FRIDAY, MARCH24,1978 cenfidenee. , the pace that's best for you. GEMINI ]I Don't let others sway you with What kind of day will SCORPIO vn ,~t~. (May 22 to June 21) ideas of doubtful worth -- tomorrow be? Toflnd out what (Oct. 24 to Nov. 22) especially if they involve heavy the ~ say; read the forecast Pauseto apprai,e potentials..~':',:'~..~'~'~~''--~'~" "'~o~':u~a~nd~' " ~" given for your birth Sign. Decide cautiously, but not °"~? ~."J..... ~. e,.. • spending. , " fearfully, whether you should some~y li. you sireSSeYOUI AQUARIUS ~-~ stand toe-to-toe with the.quie~!y c~.ever man our (Jan.21 to Feb. 19) ~ Curb a tendency toward ARIES(Mar, 21 to Apr. 20) t~=~ competition or circumvent it by .nankingtoc~., uc=,.,s slcua~ons -,-, an~yv...... Your innate uggressiveness a clever maneuver. pessimism. With good judgment will prove an advantage in SAGrrrARIUS M,¢~ CANCER and a bit of finesse, you can conducting day's activities. (Nov. 23 to Dec. 21) "(June 22 to July 23) ~ make your outlook brighter, Dun'tgo overboard and aliesate In dealings with others, be You may make a new expand possibilities. friends or associates, however. sure to note their reactions. The acquaintance or renew an old PSCES right word at the right time friendship. Look for those (Feb. 20 to Mar; 20) TAWUS t~ could be a big factor in attaining "small" blessings and gains so Make decisions only after (APr. 21 to May 21) your ends. often belittled. They could make careful investigation. Ezpend by RolerBollen & GaryPeterman You may find yourself in the energies to elicit lasting results. CATFISH nddst of controversy. Don't let CAPRICORN 't/4'~'~ your dayl (Dec. 22 to Jan. 20) vUKII LEO ,~'),~ Avoid the"quick return" angle: it bother you. RatheL get It is fraught with traps. * together with opponents and, Teamwork will be important (July 24 to Aug. 23) v~ / during this period, so make it a You may have to make some YA HOtO~ID AH KIH} your innate foresight, you • YOU BORN TODAY have a can solve all matters nicely. point to associate and work with small concessions now, but this ~HC~T~ CATfiSH .~, J those whose interests and aims would be better than losing out keen, quick mind, are ex- GEMINI little" are similar to your own. altogether. Some .nice benefits trumely perceptive to the needs (lly 22 to June21) AQUARIUS ~ indicated of others. You are intuitive, Care needed in matters Of ~Jan 21 to Feb 19) ~'~.=~ ' idealistic and are endowed with • e0mmunlcation. Misin- ' - " " "' with our VIRGO " Illgl,~'~.. many talents; could succeed in terpretation of a letter or as.~dgt~.~go:?~furtbsrYour (Aug. 24 to Sept. ~) "" ,o~1' art or literatureespeclully;but message could lead to errors or own aims as well As with Be realistic ana put,eRew on y could also make a name for ~. Capricorn, it's a clay when worthwhile .goal.s..N . o.p- yourself in the business world, - _^.1....m ... ~,~fvi~,, port, nee oneren utrougn me-- in science, the law or (June 22 to'Juiy 23) O~ mvioenus,.~..mR.,,,,;,, ,,,, v-~ ,~,,~ • ,.~ use of your creative.ability, statesmanshinr -- .denendlng r On. . You'may get a lot'of off-best PISCES ~.~---~ LIBRA ..t1.~.g your leanings and education. Ideas now. Put them right out of (F~b, 20 to Mar. 20) /%~. (Sept. '24 to Oct, 23) ~ ~ Birthdata of: Tennessee ~ ~ in all st~o~, i! A day of mixed influences. You may not be aware of it Williams, playwright; Robert be bnpoi'tant to stress goou You can hold your own through yet but, within 48 hours, some Frost, poet; Diana Ross, Judgnmmt, levelheadedness, thoughtful management, with a unusually good luck is coming singer; James Caan, actor. self.conti'ol. dash of imagination. Do not SHxedtP SHOP AT REDS BILLIARDSI become annoyedif some change FOR MONDAY,MARCH 27,19"/8 (July 24 to Aug. 23) in your program is necessary. Solar influences not entirely What kind of day will SCORPIO ~,,~

favorable. You may encounter YOU BORN TODAY are tomorrow be? To find out what (Oct. 24 to Nov. 22) " " by Brant parker and Johnny hnrt ...... extrsmelV versatile and have a the ~tars say, read the forecast Frustration CANbe avoided; ~s~ WIZARDOF ID telun.on ;,.m some.are~ .~,~.P ..,.~";ao 'ra~ee,~ of talents from given for your birth Sign. so. era} indecision and lack' of ~ .;' I~,I ! i f-~N~ THINI~-r" t~I/am, vn~- our oalance ~ lcoa al me ts Meet "~' ~...... ,'~'" o''-'~'-- Y • . which• you can choose a lively• faith .m your own taler . ~,.;~...... ( THI[q~'I'~fiT T ~dght.idaoifl~ng~. - -- art ARIF-~ .~. withotherstetaUlovermu~lni liLJil ...... / VIRCd) ~;eaat:U,eeemuS~Sic,c;ue~ishing: (Mar. 21teApr. 20)lYl~ problems and possible op- :i!~.:~ ~i: _ r~-ff"~,'l:~.. ~NT~V~KIPA=~ C~[::~J[~ (Aug, 24 to Sept. 23) ~ ..~.. business and finance, to name An unexpected encounter position. _ I:J i!l l~.~ \{ ~ NEED ~ ;~"~ [:~t.|TIG~Ng, ~tles.ma .ne.w|.l~u butafew.Youareinclinedtobewith the "right" person S~G.I~AR~SS 21~ ~g~__~ [i!~h'.~dt ~.~?i~.~| I ~ ]/ ~--~

wulmlere,,gyoucousloefunlY, materiulistie. Imn.'v is your brlghtons your prospects for x...... ~.'~-:, ~ .:'r'~ " __ l!iky~M~[~'~'~,i, 4%~I:1,/ l ~ / I. Xi l~ l St0dywull--ifo• " nl Y to grasp as eoalandvoufr" ---"entlyattamltattulning • an almost ,,-ira- You now nave me inSlne tracK ;~ ¢~i~~~-.~,. "~ t~ ~" avoention . -- but semethnesat the expesso possible" goal. m-'"' a number...... of' .....ways --rtanities if you I:i>, .~:,~<~,,~:::.~:~:~- ,./._ ,-,~,., J;(~ )/L_ z-0, I ~l /~ LIBRA of personal happiness. Ae ' n le ....:: ~ ~;<~: ' "~ #O--i qi *^ /I,~I" '}qt~ "~'~'~ ..... inhlitin~q they far TAURUS )-(~c--';~ when .available and ha d l; ( ~'~] ~ /~'C'~)l . is .... #~l ..... n.inu d'=1o m,m~qxqvm..~gon|n~nowera (Apr, 21 to May 21) '~7~ them in your usual clever li i ?~"~/'7"]k .: ."3 ."~_'~"/_'_"__~_~="~.--~: ~,.,~.-"--,C=,-.Wm'---~--n~[; ~..--e" Certain events can act as nmnner. ~ .. t~ ~ t~(~l mine i~mm~ u[uw== .u u,=,,= ,,...... --.,', .,tao....,o t. ,h~- future. Keep . CAPnlCORN i~t--~ E~! -- ...... , , , , , -- :~t _.~ .:y. *..~ ot_~ ~!'-_~2Y. ~o~ ~E' ~;new trendsand don't (W. 22 to Jan. 201 V~ ~ . ~ ...... termeilon,...... llOlU alacuHion~ . ..;s,iule~!iun'...... ~..:~.~. W ...... ,~...D-;~.,~ ~t~l''' , ',mmsa4rl~ ...... : ~.,<,~-:..~."' " ' : ~~ 1 " Rl,galj~,' ' ' and , old tac k ::~.,or .... ' -~.... ".,~.-> - -' - " - L - il Ot ~ " ~" ~ ...... = : r ...... : " " " " .. "*<'~ i "" " ' 4' . *. "" " ...... i With ~ THRACE ...... m,

~:.~;~.TiURl~ll.il~i~.;~i~;~:::,~/~..;_.______.__ ~.<.:~l~,Mml ; 'L ...~ li~ inilgof/te this day. Not ! ll_lli£ ' "/titT/~~'+li~T%T .no VAllI~ ¢ • •FUll~k ; " -' ~ ' tMay ~ tO June Zl) ' f o,,..,~,,ki...o,, is THE thin,, m riUMIU ~--~/ it,~w ~mm~_.~.. run lvvn tlrulnu ~nm~ . A_ ,=~ LIBRA ~ Don't try to buck present ~ou~"~mo'"w~ .... . o, II ~'-- rm-t~ rll,.~,i il,.~m-~.. " I ALLETS ~ LEII6UESN0W!" .i . - . • ~ual mauers may need Your pereenalambitions may ...... vw I fui ( Jan. 21 to Feb. 19) ...... ,~1~ ...... ~~.-,, ...... revising. Look for better an- be dependent on some trends associates wno come ne ne p . Stellar influences auspicious. ' swe~. A state of readiness indicated in the day's news. Scrutinize. all offerings Put your mind and kcen powers • B.c. needed to cope with the unex- Adjustments are bound to carefully. of observation to work, but ('TOI~'( 11~ THU~ TACI<.., "1 pected, follow. CANCER ~ DON'T make .impulsive TAURUS ~j~, (June ~ to July 23) decisions. A good day for ac- (Apr. 21 to May 21) SCORPIO ~,~ Be flexible but not easily complishment. Most endeavors should (Oct. 24 to Nov. 22) turned by every wind that P=C= XgJ prmper, but think twice before Better than ordinary ad- blows; eager to take new steps (Feb. 20 to Mar. 20) you speak or act. Above all, vantages for you, but dun'L forward, but not at the risk of Rule out extremes and fool~ avoid tendencies toward the force issues. In all things, look future losses or set-backs. chance-taking. Maintain a unorthodox; to extremes in below the surface. Don't be .steady hand, a watchful eye and ge/wraL taken in:by ~ptrflcinlitiss. LEO ~,~ a determination not to forsake GEMINI ~ SAGrrrARIUS ~#~k (July 24 to Aug. 23) • principles. Some misleading (May 21 to June 21)..Mi .. (Nov. 23 to Dec. 21) You may now have • the influences prevail. Once you know your ideas You may have' mixed feelings responsibility of handling II.IO i~ " have - good potentialities for about some matters, a sense of another's financial affairs. Do YOU BORN TODAY are 4i\ mlccom~ Issenoiime =putting confusion. Take suffici~t time ,with care. Dependence on. ,ndowed with a fine intellect " ~:.~.~--~ them into effect. Gcod Merenry to know what in esp .ee.teaoiyou you ts great, and extraordinary intuition;- KINNEY, Minn. (AP) -- the policeman that his so- influences should help you. undbowbosttogoaooutlt. Aan are extremely ambitious and The secession of this town of tiers" were '. wrong, but ~" "-~. t'~ .~ii" ~tlq~ ~ ~ ~ 'DONT worry. VIRGO nDt~ 600. which last year reesived a ticket a~wey for (June 22 to July 23) =~__, ~ CAPRICORN 1~.~t-~ (Aug. 24 to Sept. 23) "'~ ~ talented along many lines. You proclaimed itself the failure to obey an officer. In dealings with others, don t (Dec. 22 to Jan. 20) YO~.. A bit of friendly advice could thrive on attention -- aide.in Republic of Kinney, har~y ,.'Y,avllz, who called it a resort to brevity or abruptness Stars favor a new apprcaen to mushroom into a profitable many cases, you attract it with caused a yawn in. Wasa- "meatball case" before it of Speech when full ex- difficult promems, con-move.Don'thesitatetograbthe great and. brilliant achieve. ington, but it brought f~ei.gn got to court, won the da.y. To make an :avocado'ripe~;faster, put it in a papa= bag. ~. plaustiona are truly needed. Do soildation of gains made in the chance when you get it. " shlnement"FieldSincludeln whiChmusic,yOu canthe aid from the city of Durum.

munlcate." Improvco rena'ns. (Sept. 24 to Oct. 23) --~-~ '~' physics, statesmanship. Traits Paulucd of Duluth gave the yourLEO heat to really_ifll.;-t~ "c°m" "Pant"AQUARIUSbnslaess'get.togethersSti'u't" looking 19 n°w~tresultful. -- fur LIBRAFriends will make I'~demands Jl~3I theater'to conquer:/,stubbornnessi medicine' the law' town[beginIndust aissuing new r i pass.pcalpolice i s t .r~.. cruiserJ n.ext en . (July 24 to Aug. 23) ~f~-'u~ (Jan. 21 to Feb. ) .~Y/~ on your time, energy and cash. overaggreasiveness. Btrthdnte and several cases of pizza. "- ¢ ARR i ER S I A day which should lift your Personal relationships in Be wary. One who is especially of: W.K. Roentgen, physicist, Town Attorney James spiritscossiderahly. Per-~unelescellent favor. Social or aggressive may pose a resl inventor oftheX-ray;GiorlsRandullsays.Kimieywill . ~ relotioeship~ should be highly proSlem. Counteractwith tact, Swanson, actress; Sarah NANTIED congenial, with romance ac- 'You should have a good day. poise. Vaughan, singer, week, be stampe(I wire me cea~d duringthe p.m. hours. PISCF.~ ' . X:~- community's slogan: "Filed VIRGO I~ (Feb. 20 to Mar; 20~ . x:.~ im ° lii o '1 i~Tripllcalie.". ' . (AUg.Some ~4, tomisunderstandings Sept. 23):-cYIL andMixed investigate influenees~. whereQuestinn there is , 14,s , [1. theKiimey tongue-in-chesk town council action tooli to ~~ TERRACE bleinune. t a es.: mar :or r:iDo- %l , I I I otest.deralred --pc in Counteract with poise, mc~ ann suggesuous rummy. ~na uo n applying for a $186,000 water

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...... Plan Solar/e t To Raise Fish |IOeeoo Ottawa -- Use of solar energy to heat the water project has already gone out to leading Canadian of a federal government fish hatchery is planned manufacturers. This is in keeping with the 6ORDON by the Department of Fisheries and the En- federal government's objectives to develop a vironment. strong solar energy manufacturing industry in Scheduled for full operation by the end of May Canada. Actual installation will be carried out by .L 1978, the solar project is being installed at the hatchery staff. . and i;!ii Fisheries and Marine Scrvice's Experimental Fish Hatchery in the municipality of Rockwood Preliminary• research and design for the "HARDWAREINK .~TORES project were carried out by Donald Carter, of in Manitoba's Interlake region. r--~"TI .,, I' '*" . z /i:iil! Representing the first practical application of Ottawa, a departmental energy conservation ANDERSON solar energy in a federal government facility, consultant. A $40,000 grant from the Renewable the installation is expected to supply 70 per cent Energy Policy Branch of the Department of of the annual heating needs of the hatchery, Energy, Mines and Resources enabled the which raises fish for research purposes. Nor- project to get off the drawing board. The decision to locate the project at thishat- S/ really, ground water at a constant tempera~re i~ ~I.i is pumped into the hatchery and then heated chery was prompeted by the fact that the area electrically to accelerate growth rates of the has one of the highest solar radiation levels in fish. Canada. T,V. 6UIDE "We feel there is a lpotential for widespread Built in 1971, the hatchery is used primarily be All listings Subject to change without notice. application of this heating method by com- groups involved in fish-farming studies, but•also mercial and government hatcheries throughout provides experimental fish for research into the North America", said Fisheries Minister Romeo effects of environmental contaminants or. llllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll LeBlanc. "Similar concepts may be tried at aquatic life. Annual production capai~ility is in other federal government fish hatcheries in the excess of 2,000,000 two-inch fingerling rainbow Saturday, Maroh 25 5 p,m, to midnight near future". trout. An aUradve feature of the, project is that the A second experiment to save heating costs at KING '3 CFTK BCW KCTS life cycle costs of the pro[0med system are ex- present underway at the hatchery involves (NBC) (CBC) (CTV) (PBS) pected to be lower than those Of a conventional recycling water previously heated for use in the I•1' 77 .Seaflle Wide World Royal • heating system. 1 : • .~:sh rearing tanks.-A system has been designed :00 NHL A call for tenders for the required 1,250 square to remove toxic substances produced by the trout • Seahawks Hockey of Sports Heritage News Nhl Wide World Royal feet of fiat plate solar collector for the hatchery so that the water can be 90 percent re-used. News of Sports Heritage • • elttiIeeeoeeletet *lee * • ***eottottettoeii • ***************************. : • teeter to it o* * * II eeeoeeoloeo el oetoool Die l lie News NHL News French Comm~/I i News Hockey Hour Chef Animal NHL News Once Upon World Hockey Hour a Classic Sudbury Fighting Baok NHL Nova Hockey Robinson Nova .... i, SUDI~URY, Ont.(CP)--lf Ron Meredith, general tion to get down to the national and international Wild NHL The Blonlc Nova there is hope in Canada's manager of the Sudlzcy bminessoffiihting for Sud- figures who, according to 7 Kingdom Hockey Woman Nova economic future at all it still Chamber of Commerce said Imry's future. Meredith, will spend time in m can be found in one of the in an interview that he was "Up until about five the community ennflderin8 The Gong Rolf Harrls The most unlikely places--here "more psychologically" months ago," said Meredith, nothing but the future of. Show Eduction Show Masslah in the city thst six mcoths depressed when Inca an. "all we could see about our . Sudlmry. The Bionic Laverne and Acad. Per- The ago reeled undor the an- nouseed the layoffs. economic situation when the Woman Shirley formaco Messiah nouncemcot that more than And mattors deteriorated layoffswere announced were • Billy "Jesus Chrlst, The J~ 1,800 of its men would be as rumors flew, manidpoi, the negative aspects. BRIEF Movie Graham Super Star'" Masslah without jobs by midwinter, provincial and federal "But the impact' of what "Emergenc;yl Billy Cont The Sudbury, which calls itself politieians reacted with has occurred and what. we PUBLISH FIRST IBSUE Survival on Messiah EDMONTON (CP) -- The Graham Cont the "hub" town of Northern disbelief and anger. can do to ttL~ our fortunes ,~ y:. Ontario, is the base of the aruund has managed to get a native law centre at Charter 220" Canadian Cont The world's largest nickel mine, LIFE (]OES ON lot of us off our hacks." University of Alberta has Cost Express Cont Messiah with smelting and refining But, Meredith said, life in • Sudlmry Committee 2001 published its first baue of the Cont Canadian That's ttollywood Austin City Express That's Hollywood Limits industries. Sudbury went on. has such partidpanta as Canadian Native Law immmmimmlmmi The weakening of world' Today, six months after / Elmer McVey, president of Bulletin- The bulletin, de- CTV News Best of nickel markets prompted the initial blow, Meredith the Sudlmry and District signed to provide basic in- ' News " : ' • I .The National News Hour Final E. Kovacs Lnco Ltd., and then and a dedicated corps of Labor Couneil; Mayom;Jlm formation on current /,Saturday I Night The L:ate Show 1 Best of FalcbnbHd~e Ltd, to lay off trade unionists, politicians, Gordon, Sudbn'y Regional developmems in the area of . Night Live • "The Optlmlsts'..,,~~' E. Kovacs employees with warnla@ Of businessmen, government, Chairman Doug Frith, David native law, ,will be published •possible, further staff cuts. edueational officials and Patterson, president of four times a year. I Show com Slgn Off It was disastrous news to dtizena are fighting back. United Steelworkers Local CITIES GREW OJURJLY Night Live . I "Paradise Cont' , Cont " Sudbary's 100,000 people, They plan a, conference 6500, and Leo La Sorsu, There were 71 elties world- . ~..turdsy I Hawaiian Style'" especially to employees who ,april 7-8. It is no ordinary president of the Sndbury wide that had populations of ' NlClht LIve Cont " Cont bad worked for less than two meeting of minds, said Real Estate Board. one million or more in 1960; years. They were to be the Meredith. Dubbed Sudbuw STUDY COMMUNITY 1~5 this figure bad KIRO first to go...... 2001, it is a bid for joint ae- The committee has invited ~n to zez. Sunday, garoh 1 ~,..10.....mido'gid (CBS) Music to .,q. Heritage , •Washington, ; i~ t ~lOVleCont See Golf Classic Week Cont Country Cont Wall Street ;45 cont Canada Cont Week World Cont World • Sportworld Superstars Cont World With • Cont World Cont World the Guide, ;45 cont Superstars ~'~nt World Star Greet Superstars Trek Performances Cont It Is Horst Great Wrlflen Koehler Show Perforamces you can do it. mumiilmlmmll3 :00 Cost • :1£..., -cont Makers Period Perforamces G.t,mar Hymn Untamed .... Arvllla __ Game " Frontlor Arvllla Wild Black ' News Kingdom Comment " Perspective News Reach for News British :'4$ News the Top Soccer m Hour World of News Soundstage News Disney Hour Soundstage i:~i'://.i:/...... ~i:/ ~:~I:~i:" ii,: ::~i ~ ,ii~ili~ii~ :i~: i~ ...... '::.i::i:::; How World of News Soundstage '~6 i-Come? Disney Hour Hardy 7 WortdofDisney combers Boys soundstage I • • Rhode Hardy The ~t Rhode Boys Originals J Prolect King of Prolect Prevln end U.F.O. Kensington U.F.O. Pittsburgh Prolect All In Prolect Previn and U.F.O. 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If you have a refund coming; ~/ou'll get it $16,00 .$30,00 :: " anj) additional questions, ' 9 a.m. - S p.m. Saturday 5:30 p.m. I. - k :::,:, - yqu'll:flndtheanswers in the sooner if your tax form has $ p.m..9 a.m. Tuesday 9 a.m. detaile~ po~on of the Guide. been done accurately. (Cleaner:Optional) (Share it with Your Friends) lilllllllllllllllllllllllllllll ...... Go ahead I 60RDON and ANDERSON *ou can do d. LTD. I e -!~v!t!u!:anada iR;l~tnuCanada ! ( Z/#K ~=tr~~lea YH: ~m, T: e~spt, °m, Sat' a;11~:'t0 s:30 p'm'