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Volume 72. N~. 233 20c Monday, December 4. 1978 Israeli's say ,IN back to talks Army battles JERUSALEM (AP) -- whether the letter would ministersMost Israeli were reportedcabinet E'gyptlanreply directly calls forto resumingU.S. and (1t'emons-ra-ors t Sunday in favor of resuming negotiations, Israeli tele- peace-treaty negotiations vision said it would reject the with Egypt based on a U.S,- latest demands by Sadat, de- TEHRAN (AP) -- Ira- killed a reported 1,000 to failins, Grocery stores, proposed target date of late mends that have not been perial troops fired into the 2,000Iranians this year. pharmacies and other shops 19'/9 for moving toward made public, air and used tear gas in From'his base in ParLe, the were open Sunday, a normal PalesUninn autonomy iu Inadditlontotbe timetable battles, with thousands of exiled Ayatullah Khomalnl, working day in Iran. Tanker hrael/occupied Arab lands, qucetlm, Israel objects to The semi-offiHal IsraeLi Egyptian attempts to delete anti-shah demonstrators spiritual leader of Iran's 32 trucks driven by soldiers radlosaid no formaldeclsion aclause that gives the treaty throughout the Iranian million Shlltes and symbol of instead of striking drivers was made at Sunday's priority over previous com- capital Sunday night, theanti-shahmovement~had kept gasoline stations cabinet meeting but meet mitmente Egypt made with Power went out in many called for ageneral strike in supplied. Banks remained ministers are inclined other.Arab countries. Israel areas of Tehran after the Iran beginning Saturday. dosed, apparently in fear of toward reopening talks in feels the treaty, as it stands ~!!::~': C..{' V.~:I ~~: i:~ ~ shooting started and the But the strike appeared to be attack by rioters. • , ": fighting continued in treatylinkingEgyptisn.Israellto an Palostinlan self. commitsYenr°lddofencethatEgypt to peet help ~my ~! ::~::,~~ ], .....• employees hed warned they FLEEING VIET rule through some kind of Arab country attacked by ~ ':. ~ ~:: .... ~: :~ o,~ '.... would cut off electricity If timetable has been the Israel. +• ~"~=~'~'~.~ ~ ~i~ ':!ii:i~i ~::~ i' ...... ~; • ~i"'~ 4 onthe protesters.sbah's troops opened fire REFUGEES DIE major stamb~Ing block to a ' m..... ~ ~':~%r~ '~!:"~~ :~"~!~ ~ ...... There were no immediate countries. ~.... NOBEL + +o+o,-=.-,..Large groups of demon. KUALA LUMPUR northeast coast, where Egyptian President Anwar !. strators, many clad in white (AP) -- Two boats packed hundreds o~ refugees land Sudat has announced his PRIZE i shrouds signifying their withVietaamesa refugees daily. O, body was country's acceptance of the willingness to die, rallied in sank off Malaysia's recovered and seven U.S. target date proposal in a :! as many as 25 lecatiom in northeast coast and in the other persons were feared letter to President Carter. . the capital, officials Gulf of Thailand on drowned. The 46 sur- +: But ths Israells have balked STILL reported. Sunday, drowning at leant rivers were taken to refu-. at setting such firm ~.i i:! The officials said at least 26 and sending the known gee contres. •guidelines, saying it might :Y 14 demonstrators have been death tell from such in- On Saturday, 139 lead the Egyptians to GOES , ...... "~ ..... killedincisshessinceFriday eidentain the last two rofageeswere drowned or abrogate the entire treaty if ~ :~ i .. ~ night, but opposition sources weeks past 350. were loBtand feared dead a timetable for Palostinian .... ~ claimed the toll is closer to Hundreds more after a boat that was autonomy is not met. OSLO (Reutor) -- ~'~ ~' ' • 70. More than 250 persons refugees slipped through refused permission to The U.S. proposal cells for Presentatlou of the 1978 • ! ~.. ~,, " + ..... have been arrested, stepped-up Malaysian land sank north of setting the end of 1979 as a Nobel Peace Prize will go , ..... ~.'...... ~ Before the night-time coastal patrols. There Mechang. Four more target date for moving ahead net Sunday - ~ ...... ,/~i~ I toward Palostinlan self-rule despite the expected ~. demonstrations began, were more reports that survivors from that • ~ .... sporadic gunfire crackled etlmleCNnese, whomake wreck were found Sun. in the West Bank of the absence of Egyptian .: : ..,~. ~. ~i i across this nervous city up most of the new day, Jordan River and the Gasa " President Anwar Sudat, /~.."~.:,~L~_~ following a night of rioting in arrivals, are buying their At Kuala Trengganu, in Strip. It also calls for thechairman of the Nobel ~! ~:~~i /..... ~ which troops killed at least way out of Vietnam. the same region, police language in ' the treaty committee said Sunday. i[ ' five protesters and wounded At least 18 refugees threw a rope to a refnges preamble affirming the two Middle East countries' .~ it was announced ~ ~ ,~. 20 others. A general strike were drowned when their boat in rough surf and ...... ' celled by Iran's exiled re. boat sank off the southern towed it ashore. Allt60 PalcetinianC°mmitmentautonomy.t°eventualis, winnerSaturdaYwiththatlsraeliSadat'Primee°" ~ ~ : :/':~.... ~ . llginus leader faltered. Thai city of Narthiwat, occupantslanded safely, rael has accepted the Minister Menoehem ~ ~ ..... :::~ .. Anti.shahprotesterseircu. where they had been but po~ce said ono died of lated through downtown refused permission to a hesi't .attack as he preamble language but not Begin, will be AI Fabi, Northern Drugs manager, and Tanoot draw Tehran tying up traffic and land Saturday. Morethan reacbadahore.Nearly200 the target, date Idea. represented by an aide . ,.... .~...... , .... . =:~ . taunting troops:" Soldiers. 300 swam~emhore;. Police rofagees,died there-Nov. secretLa,t:weck.S~datsenta letter to Israeli Prime -iastend--of~aU~.theceremonyin person. " ' drawn firing into the air and said they may have 22when abe at turned inner $ ++, rifle butts chased scuttled their boat. to back by police and Minister Mehaehem Begin Cormnittoe chairman them down streets and avoid having to sail on villagers sank. about the deadlocked talks. /ms Lionaes told alleyways, injuring several, and that the number of Growing hordes of Bagin began drafting a letter reporters the ceremony Officials of the city's dead may be ldgher sinco refugees drifting across Sunday in response, has always been held m Tenons, the mail's Ker- Brenda Nelson won a $11.50; E. George won a martiallaw government said no one is sure how many the South China Sea to Though government of- Dee. 10--auniversary of modebear, drew the winning Fisher Price lift and load Jontue gift set valued at the deaths occurred the boat carried. Malaysia are landing de- fleials refused to say the death of Mfred Nobel. tickets in the Northern depot valued at $22.95; $11.25;PamFransonwenan Saturday night when soldiers The other heat eank off spite government at- 60 INJURED Drags raffle in the Sknena Darlene Prins won a Old Spice set valued at $7.99 fired on a crowd that was Mechang on Malaysia's' tempts to stop them. Mall in Terrace on Friday. Papermate gift set valued at and L. Vanderkwank won a leaving a mosque after the 9 , Allpereons, uniessotherwise $22; G. Farina, of Kitimat, Brut 33 gift set valued at p.m. curfew. Anti- Train crash hsted'Beckie are Maier from wonTerrace. a $325 valuedwon aClairolskinvention at $20 and Elnor $6.99.Isabelle Durand won fromgovernment loudspeakers slngans onblaring the South African 'Ksan gold necklace; Myrtle Knoddel, of Kamloopo, won importedchocolate valued at mosque's roof incited the Laidlaw won Pentax assorted kitchen ware $7.95; Edith Lessen won binoculars valued at $125; valued at $20. Rowntroe Black Magic no.2 disperse, the officials said. killed six Jo-Anne New won a slow Nelda Orton won a Buxton valued at $8.95 and a Louise crowd,The crowdwhich refusedhad been to blacks voting cooker v valued at $50 and ladies wallet valued at $14; Wingenback won a Rowntree praying at services marking SHIPMAN, Va. (AP) -- A Virginia early Sunday, Claire Tcoms won a Chanel E. Farina, of Kitimat, won a Dairy Box no. 2 valued at Moharram, the emotiona129- passenger train jumped ~ six persons and in- no. 5 gift set valued at $39. Fidji gift ~et valued at $8.95. day Moslem mourning tracks on a curve and + juring at least 60 others. A Brown won a stainless period which began Satur. WINDHOEK (AP) -- election is held early next crashed into a ravine in Acook, NedHaynes, efAt- steel thermos valued at $35: @'ITH MURDER day. The opposition has Blacks in South African. year. mountainous southeentral lanta, Ga., was trapped for T. Birch, of Kitimat, won a celled for stepped-up demon, administered Namibia .~--,~.b~o,~. Polaroid 1-step camera [dl~ ren smashed Southern Railways valued at $35; Fern Capllng nru' program the holy month a showdown the first tinge this week inan South-West Africa People's JLdl M=J~ dining car. His legs were won a Mattel electronic period between Shah electi~ for a biracial leg- Organization (SWAPO), has pinned beneath a stove and football game valued at $30 Mohammed Reza Palahvi ialature but key opposition disruptordered the his voting, followers claiming to ,~, used bulldozers to and Helen Appels won a head charged and his foes. groups have called fore Ponti peel back the side of the car Tceca decanter valued at There were reports of boycott of the polls, the election will be rigged and then lift tbe hcevy stove. $~3.95. rioting in the southern city of Five days of balloting either directly by South Dr. Kenneth Wallenbarn, KINGMAN, Ariz. (AP) -- conspiracy and solicitation lsfahan, but no deaths were begin today. African government su. - ~"~ " '+"= .Mavdav_._ +_ Charles Dederieh, who to commit murder in a reported. Iranlanstadentein Oppositinn groups contend ~rvisorsm'hldlrectlybythe face passengers, said Haynes turned his Symnon alcohol bizarre rattlosnake attack on Paris claimed at least two balloting is rigged to favor intimidating presence at suffered third.degree bums and drug rehabilitation Paul Morantz, 33, a Los studante died in dasbes with white-dominoted parties, polling booths of South anldsehostaedalomaehand program inte a religious Angeles lawyer. He was held pollco in Moshhad in nor- SuuthAfrica, meanwhile, SouthAfri=ntro°po'Abcut25'000Africansoldiers are fines a broken ankle and leg. said h O at cult, was arraigned Sunday in the hmpital's jail ward in thenstern Iron. signalled it is ready to go stationed in Namibia. Atlesstflveoftbaotherin- ' in a hospital on charges lieu of $500,000 bail. The military government along with United Nations ROME (AP) A Rome juredcritical werecondition. reported in HALIFAX CP . The connected with attempted banned public religious demands" for a later, UN- White-governed South -- rescue cworidinstion centre murder, authorities said. Dederich was arrested on processions during supervised election. Africa insists the election prosecutor Saturday At the scene, snow mixed saidearlytndaya reportof a Dederieh, 65, was too a fugitive warrant Saturday Moharram and said it would will be fair and invited about domanded fines of nenrly $20 with rain was falling in near- missing 10 metre fishing drunk the previous day to be at his home in Lake Havasu crack down "mercilessly" UN Secretary-General 200 Western correspoudenta million against actress freezing temperatures, vessel with 10 persons taken to court, the City by Mohave County on street disorders. Kurt Waldheim said Sunday to observe it. The liberal, Sul~la Loren and about $35 Blood was smeared on authorities said. sheriff's deputies. Los The government hopes to in New York that South biracial Namibla National million against her film.pro- windows that" had been aboard is believed to be a Dederieh was formally Angeles officials had sought keep the fervor of MBharram Mricen officials told him Front, like SWAPO, has ducerhushaed, Carlo Ponti, broken when passengers hoax. charged at Mobave County to have him arraigned im- from turning into the kind of they will retain authority in called on its followers not to for allegedly transferring escaped. A rescue centre General Hospital with mediately, anti-shah riots that have the territory until a UN vote. motley abroad illegally, spokesman said hem radio defendantPontl, =,in theis theyear-long maln Twiste rs callsoperators from aswere far reportingaway as 'COME BACK LATER' trial, which involves movie personalities, bank officials k Portland, Ore. of a missing .d.he.. Pouti, being tried att ac v.+, ,. inabsentia, and= others are accused of smuggling BOSSIER CTY, La. (AP) Canada.the esatem Unlted States or currency through small -- A tornado ravaged this He said the calls had been No decision on courses nompeales handling Ponti's northwest Louisiana city traced to within an 80 business. Sunday and other twisters kllometre radius and were recreation courses. It taken on by the college, the college board, said that then to come back to the Police have a warrant for teuehed down in Arkansas coming from land, not from by Brian Gregg reaffirmed on Oct. 23 that it One woman said that a NCC does not want to college board and express Penti'sarrest, But neither be and Mississippi, killing at sea. nor Miss Loren has been in least four persons and "in- However, he said the Marion Knoerr, chairman would not assume respon, few years ago complaints compete with recreation their eoucerm. Italy since she was stopped juring more than 250. reports of a missing vessel of Northwest Community slbility for the courses after were made that the local organizations. by customs officials in Looting broke out and hun- will have to be treated as College Board, said Friday rumours persisted that the school facilities were not The boardlater had to turn Kitlmat is faced with the tbatNCCwouldbavetotake municipality would take being used to their full down a recommendation same problem as Terrace March, 1977, as she passed dreds of national guardsmen authentic until proven some'respomibility for so- them. potential and now that they from Vai George that NCC and many of the residents threu~h Rome's airport, were called in to patrol, otherwise, are, through adult education, there are as concerned about called recreation courses if College Principal Dr. Vai assume respomlbllity for all NO THANKS the municipality does not. George said, however, that a decision is made not to adult education programs In the future of the recreation There are about 38 courses to his knowledge the continue using them. Prince Rupert, including the type of courses as the CAIRO ~AP) -- In an [.~FWO men jailed I involving home skills, arts mnnicipalitywillasanmethe "We have been trying to recreation programs, Terrace residents are, a age when most Western and erafte and general in- courses. He said that during get' some straight answers because the school board of woman from that corn- women demand equality terest eourses that are being a recent meeting between from everyone involved but that city only recently in- munity said. with men, some Egyptian Paul Martin is any more information dropped by the college the college and the we aren't getting any," she formed the college of its Frances Long said that of women still believe in the satisfactory eonditim but until charges have been becausethey are listed as municipality's recreation said. "It is very important decision to dump the courses the 717 students involved in principle of separate but remains In the Intensive laid, say they have two recreation courses, said deportment a decision was for us to see these courses and there was no time to acaden~c, vocational, arts equal, care ward in Mills suspects In custody. Frances Long, community made that the department continue but so far no one discuss the matter with city an~l crafts, workshops and A meeting on women Memorial hospital with The 2~-year-old Martin, education co-oridinator, would be responsible for the has assumed responsibility council, lectures through community courses, for the recreation courses. Knoerr said that the education there will only be and transportation has shotlPm wounds ap- was. reported shot in a Alderman David Pease, A delegation of nearly a More and more people are students and the instructors 280 students involved In the asked the government to perently suffered In ap flight at a Kalum Street representing himself, said dozen concerned adult coming to Terrace and they ef the recreatio~ courses NCC takeover of the adult restore the socalled altercation over the residence at about that Terrace district council education students turned want to get involved in these should wait for three months education program. This "harem compartments" weekend. 6:30 a.m. Saturday. decided on June 12 the out to the mecting to express kinds of courses," she said. to sce if they were going to ba leaves 427 students who will in l~sEs.ypt's buses and Terrace RCMP, who Police are still in- municipality would not their concern that the Hans Wagner, shert changed and ff they did mt he assimilated into the {re have refused to release vestigating the incident, assume responsibilityforthe courses were not going to be representing .Kitimat on not receive satisfaction by program. Page 2, The llerald, Monday, December 4, 1978 NEWS IN BRieF!Andras defends economic board i goforwardtoeither created because Nor, Andras said, was the intends, however~ to enforce heardOTTAWAof(CP)--TheeeonomieneW through"lwillmyhaVeboarda tomandatereview "board or to the cabinet.treasurYThat trade and eommereeindustY'andthe new ministry merely taking the emphasis of ministerial :" ;FORT ASSINIBOINE, costly new social prngrsms, development ministers will every proposal and the istheP0intofeo-ordination," finance department failod to decisions based on a whole :, ~lta. (CP) -- Alberta's Ottawa should have out red tape and provide money funds associated with said Andrss. come forward with quality power from the bureaucrats series of examinetion of ":, Heritage Savings Trust Fund redueod iaxeo instead of stable and co-ordinated every proposal of economic He rejected the eharge advice on matters such as and putting it ~c.k into the options and alternatives. '-:: demonstrates prudent starting new programs and policies for better economie development., before they that a "super ministry" was industrial development, hands of poqtici.~ns. He Besides so-ordinating hun- :financial management that winding up in the dreds of economic :~'.~:that sets an example for economically incklustrelate thegrowth, board's says president, Rohert Andras, MAY REVEAL NAME : development programs, the : : Ottawa and other provinces, 1970s with a "severe deficit ,,Same of the beat things board will lead govern- ,: says federal Progressive problem." ' ment's dialogue with Conservative Leader Joe Clark,on a 48-hour tour of operationis get the devilout management and labor. The :,:;Clark, . theYellowheadconstitueney of the way and provide a ~ beard, Andrassaid, alsowill ,, .. Clark tolda public meeting where he intends to run in stableset of ground rulesfor ' Trudeau to meet Queen coordinate federal industrial :: :here Saturday that Alberta's the next federal election, industry for a period of time i policies with these of the :-,Conservative government reJeetodcriticism of the fund ..." Andros said in an in- OTTAWA(CP) -- Prime year than he had predicted in speaking .~tiona, "govern- despiteCanada's.oppc:i: :~on provinces.Any minister whose should he praised for not by Ontario Premier William terview on the CTV public Minister Trudeau is ex- the summer, ment oflicmm say. and the e'rencn ' gcva:n- .;-going on a spending binge Davis. affairs program Question peeted to tell Queen While in Paris, Trpdsau France has publicly . . . proposal has been rejected :,:with its oil revenues. Davis said during last. Period, taped for broadcast Elizabeth this week the andd'EstslngaisowilIllkely supported Quehec's bid to ment~s own avowal., no~ w by the board would have the ~.;...: Alberta's approach was week's, first, ministers' ::.more sensible than that of economm eomerence ms= '.SA~.T~ (industry) need a secret _t~t m~t Ottawa touchon pluns for oreation of hecemeafullmemherofthe lntenere m uanaman m- rightcahinet,OfheappealpointedouLt° full ... the federal government, the Alberta fund, now 13.9 gossips are dying m xnow-- a commonwealth of French. proposed commonwealth fairs. Asked about the barriers .... which used excess tax billion, is sapping capital fouror five-year horizon of the name of the next ' ' to trade, movement of goods revenue during the econom- that should be used to atlmu- stability and elear signals Govarnor-General, " lr • 11 q : fromus, and l think this ce. Hlghly.placedgove,r,,nm..,..ent Ilti~aT1 ~ li,11 WaTt%~qVM a~1~'i~l'd~ ta~'lil~d"~11"E~'~ and labor existing within .,.... ically-buoyant 1960a for late Caneda's economy, toordinatin~rolewlllattempt do that/' • officialslikely" Trudeau say it will is discussvery J~;V~ I1~11• ~t~fUIIIIIl~l~lll~ .L ~J~l[~M,.~. Canedain regard and to the them, beard's Andrea rolo ; ".~. . . Andrea denied that the appointment of a suc- said, such things indicate ::/ Arafat's against It creation of the board is cessor to retiring Gov,.Gen. _ • 11 1 -- • :: ,,loudandclear, theneedfor downgrading the finance JulceLegerwbenhelunehes .~'r~ IlyI~L'~ ~"~ • zr~zt'~ M~," ,m41- -m'w,l~ ~"~'~"a'~ federal co-ordimtion. ":: WASHINGTON (CP) -- Thequestienofllnk.inStlte min~try. He also denied with the Qusen Thursday at t~L.~lk.~ ~, ~.UU.~k. ~i,i~ .iLJ~liJ~L~ ~ ltistoendsuchanomallea, ; Yasser Ararat, head of the proposes., peace tr.eaty Finance Minister Jean ~Bunkingham Palace. ' duplications overlap- ping, the boardand has been ~' Palestine Liberation netwcen ~ose two eounmes Chretien boycotted the in- The luncheon is Trudeau's the Children's Research created, he said. OTTAWA (CP) -- After 6O During and followi~ the Organization (PLO!, ?aid In with an agreement' on auguration of the new first official function as he, Institute In Jerusalem as cabinet last week. breezes through the British ara, Canadian Hedassah Nazi persecution, WIZ0 "It is not going to be a g@_b ' an interview temvmea granting Paleetinian well as giving financial lest. It is not going to he ::!Sunday that linking the autonomy has snagged "I've got a eo-ordineting and French capitals in two ~ s decided to take a new coneentratnd on alleviating Job to do. It's controversial days. lock at Its image, the suffering among Jewish assistance to Asofe Harofe snowed under by Just 'Palestinian issue to a peace Egyptian.Israeli treaty Hospital. One of their •mountains of paper and all treaty between Egypt and negotiations. in the structure of our Although it is the prime "We believe young people refugees. should be allowed to take the Through such fund.raising crowning achievembnts is that sort of thing. We are israel will not temper Ararat Indicated that the government ... But l think minister's responsibility to Nahellal, a school principals cannot expect the end purpose is worth the pick a new governor- forefront," says Siella activities as bazaars, lun- going to have to make Paleetinian oppoeitien to the PLO eo-operatiou on their Torontow, national vice- cheons and art shows, WIZO speclalhing in agricultural decisions and we're going to pact. gamble for me and for the general, tradition demands training. "It makes no difference," Pslentininn problem. government. I think the need he eonsult the Queen before president of Canadian has been able to finance have to be a red,iape-outting ii: he said. "We are against it." "They llu'ew the Camp for eo-ordiuntion has become announcing her new Ca- Hadassah-Womens' In- numerous projects that have .... mechanism not a red. ., ;.. Arafat, interviewed in David agreements in our more and more obvious." nedian representative, ternational Zionist Organ- improved the quality of life Mrs. Toron~Ow ~ says ta~crentlng mechanism. .: Betrut, Lebanon, ontheCBS- face and ssld this is what you The creation of the board Gov.-Gen. Leger Isatiou (WlZO). in Israel, Mrs. Torontow Jewish people ,~ve an' in- I'm coming back to sell my ;. TV program Face the can have and nothing more," of economic development celebrates his fifth year in "We don't believe, in says, bred desire to ~lucate and new meehunbm about which : Natien, saidthe Palestinisns he_said. . ministers was announced office next month and is reJeoffng or eliminating the The organization sponsors improve themselves, I'm quite enthmisstic." ~,m n-t accent as- Tne agreements reached Nov. }4. Mem.be.rs of ~ expected to stop down soon. senior women but we believe ~"--~m~d~Hnns [~etween at the recent U.S.-sponeored . oenru wm memos tne Farewell interviews and they now should nerve nn ...... Egypt and Israel, which the s u~,,~mit ,m,eeti~lM,,in,^Camp ministers of industry, trane lunch, are already being ad.._vla~.^¢y^,capacity." " " m.n r,~on~ as the ..... , ~nu., ~,, ,-- =- aodcommerce, employment, arranged at Government w~aadeoidedtogear •" ' ...... illegitimate oecup'--ierof t~ ~EgYptian'Israeli,_. peace and immigration, regtoual House, Kisofflclalresldence. iisoffortatoattraetyounger i Palnstinian homeland, w~.ty _ • .... economic expansion, energy, ~g Trudeau's one-day women. No organisatinn can mines and resources, labor, stoo In London, he also will exist without expertise and small business, revenue and .bav'-~e tea with the Queen discipline, Mrs. Torontow NIIB038 N120589 N132624 N1474~5 N156578 NI5739&..NI75165 :Spacecraft manoeuvers okay science and technology. 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The Space Bus released its have accomplished more European Economic improving health conditions S174973 $180316 S224178 $239625 $262220 $264457 $274875 .:: The aim of the'~50-million four "passenger" probes last for Canada in opposition Community and Japan. in Israel, whereas WIZO has $279721 $284~32 S343068 S345863 S347&46 S350140 8375126 .. :venture is to determine why month and they will land on than the other parties Lowering of trade barriers focused its attention mainly S383207 S387180 S371BT8 $461415 S480786 $484882 S484909 i::Venus, the planet meat like widely-separated paris of have in government, says would benefit the in the field of educatio~ $488437 $513485 $514349 $518881 S529090 $559941 S592708 .: earth in size and distance Venus. David Lewis, former agricultural and fisheries WlZObegan as an or~un- S618361 S623822 S631483 T101314 T138621 T149797 T15209& national leader of the sectors but jeopardize such izalinnto help find homes for T188906 T215136 T226043 T247161 T250231 T278217 T292542 NDP. heavily.sabsidizedCanadiun Jewish children orphaned T321632 T351694 T383445 T388625 T389779 T406081 r417155 :.. Peace talks slammed Addressing the Nova industries as textiles, during the First World War, T462087 T475048 T481415 T485395 T485657 T523018 T548188 Scotia NDP's biennial footwear and furniture. Mrs. Torentow said in an T571267 T577761 TSB1338 'r583589 T5979~ r620538 T626147 NEW YORK (AP) -- ment in Lebanon, was U129184 U145375 U153295 U170172 U18648' U174578 U207060 :! Seven palestinian cheered at the closing convention Saturday, Industry Minister Jack interview during the recent Lewis reminded younger Homer announced in 0c- annual Hadassah fund- U211099 U216763 U219086 U269217 U285248 U293869 U299476 organizations, including the session of the three-day U313900 U334179 U335977 U338162 U339430 U360622 U366986 , Canadian Arab Federation, Patestinian-Amerinan zembers about the tober the government has set ruining bazaar here. struggle the party has aside $750 million to help But in the early 1930s, U381476 U415316 U415552 U420386 U4296'14 U43501B U441544 approved a resolution Congress in the Biltmore waged over the years to small industries "with in- WIZO began to broaden its U457991 U459837 U460147 U483207 U525263 U539439 U565686 Sunday denouncing the Hotelas he called on the 300 bring about social welfare novative ideas" facing ex- activities and embraced U566013 U567283 U619674 U621439 V1015~0 V109074 Vl10194 IsraeliEgyptian peace delegates to struggle for the programs which now are tinction because of any freer other spheres of Zionist U134478 V171896 U172122 U176076 U206178 V213S50 V227286 negotiations and declaring creation of a Palestlnlan largely taken for granted. flow of lower-priced foreign endeavor. U239129 U258118 U266766 V267612 V313617 V314201 V315276 ,unconditional support for the state. He noted that forty products. It estoblished-and son- 9328726 U363578 U375193 V390679 V402740 V404104 V431762 :Palestine Liberation U436021 U468249 U477810 U509502 U515224 V524629 U546504 Organizatien(PLO). "Revolution until vie. ~ears ago, federal aid to . Discussions with the tinnes to support--numerous " ~nnior citizens consisted youth centreo in Israel, U547295 V549817 V555107 U559640 U566359 V590040 U604073 Faruk Kaddumi, bead of teryl" his audience chanted British and French leaders providing underprivileged U641019 Wl14272 Wl17465 Wl17909 W128618 W137397 W144710 the PLO political deport- in Arabic. largely of $20 a month to persons over age 70 who also will deal with the children with recreational g150024. W159776 WIB6751 W194120 W198264 W199983 W226211 agreement forged by seven facilities and counselling. W260021 W262952 W264898 W269967 W276512 W276694 W278045 qualified after a means major industrial nations last Bomb cripples old woman test, g289514 W313693 W321296 W330349 W346858 W398786 W433289 summer in Bonn, Tradeau's W454781 W473773 W475197 W491210 W49835& W498533 W506159 The social welfare office announced. " PARIS (Router) -- A 67- of the store,Bazar de l'Hotol rOgrams being enjoyed Pope W531627 W533673 .W540009 W541753 W550183 W555640 W568129 yearold woman injured in a de Ville, y have allcome about At that conference, the W572157 W583661 W586982 W622474 W634137:' Xl13902 X114625 • bomb explosion in a central Anonymous callers as a result of pressure United States promised to X115145 X149718 X177364 X274593 X299766 X309977 X310013 Paris department store telephoned a French radio applied by the CCF, the take measures to stabilize its appeals X319292 X325255 X326794 X338610 X372314 X420066 X446442 • 'Saturday remains in critical and a polieestation to claim party's forerunner, the fluctuating dollar; Japan X451536 X500719 X541511 X595694 X607258 X616717 X621230 condition in hospital, police responsibilityfor the blnat on NDP and the example of promised to decrease its X621241 X628736 X638329 Y121870 Y1237401 Y135263 Y141757 • said Sunday. behalf of the Breton the Saskatchewan trade surplus and West Y157120 Y177202 Y177571 Y18317S Y198870 Y206502 Y224248 It was erroneously Liberation Front, a guerrilla government. Germany agreed to stimu. for aid Y228598 Y235071 Y241999 Y247448 Y265475 Y271003 Y281789 • reported Saturday night that orgnnizatiou fighting for the "There is not a senior late domestic consumer de- VATICAN CITY (Reuter) Y293357 Y300701 Y306061 Y307646 Y3168S0 Y317264 Y335202 the woman died several independence of Brittany, eitizen in Canada that is mand. -- Pope John Paul has ap- Y3BO028 Y381764 Y386308 Y389961 Y391067 Y373622 Y396724 hours after the explosion. and an tulknewn group called net 100 per cent better off aled to Christians to help Y407125 Y424901 Y4314BO Y432797 Y438427 ~439827 Y457029 ! Hospital sources said the "Jewish Brigades." today because of the CCF Trudeau said in Bonn that ~ e Vietnamese refugees Y49870t Y502521 Y518819 Y526899 Y535513 Y550076 Y552108 part-time shop assistant had and NDP," Lewis said. these initiatives would help trying to find new homes. Y555762 Y557725 Y573321 Y584467 Y592359 Y612501 Y632834 ~oth legs amputated. But police said the attack the Canadian economy grow Y642249 Z106B40 Z108147 Z109357 Zl17871 Zl1792S Z125867 Lewis said the only and create jobs. However, During his traditional • Eight people were injured probably was the work of a reason the party has not Z157792 Z160587 Z171930 Z177912 Z231626 Z233002 Z296373 in the explosion, which madman not linked to any inflation and unemployment Sunday noun benediction, the Z307742 Z313815 Z316637 Z3~8~4 Z338175 ~347013 Z37157? been eleetorally suc- are still serious problems for Pope told an estimated 30,000 ripped through the basement guerrilla organization. cessful in Canada Is Z398470 Z410778 Z415127 Z460753 Z470913 Z475651 Z476097 the Trndenu government and people gathered In St. Z47~404 Z527550 Z527755 Z536748 Z53S494 Z539395 Z542732 because it is hard to Peter's Square to pray for break tradition. the economy in general is Z545646 Z547380 Z562930 Z572455 Z577565 Z580216 Z570492 Jerry Lewis wasn't laughing expected to fare worse next the refugees. Z578089 Z612B59 Z626838 NEW YORK (AP) -- During Lewis' muscular ::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: C°medlanJerryLew'say' dystr°phy tetethon iastll li Yourtlcketnumbermustmatchthosedrawn,lenerforletter,numbertornumber,p E~ .he ooos,de...,o,,e ,. h.,e,, ,o,., b, ewBus!ness -RiZ ": :years ago while under the having a doctor inject a pain- 500 AIR CANADA influence of a pain.hilling killing drug in his back. drug bUthisrecentlYaddiction,has Then heart specialist Dr. it mour iii! 500 Alr Canada voyage pnzes and overcome up to 7 nights (room only) for two at any one of InaninterviewinPeople Michael DeBakey, wh°m I~ " Not~" listedn| A ti~ v !i magazine, Lewis says he Lewis had met through one the following participating hotels: was saved from shooting ot the telethons, persuaded .11.11 Tel ,..r,,o.or;. himself when "I heard my Lewisto go Into the doctor's Hotel Newfoundland, SL John's; Hotel Nova Scotia, Halifax; Hotel children ianghing and Houston.Tex., elini¢, where i!i Beause]our, Moncton; Queen Elizabeth Hotel, Montreal; Chateau LaU- running through the ha]]." examination showed Lewis AURORA ANIMAL HOSPITal.. ~35.2040 i~: Lewis says he became ad. had a stomach ,,leer. ~,fl,fl,fl,fl,fl,~~ r[er Hotel, Ottawa~ Hotel Fort Garry, W~nnipeg; Hotel MacDonald, dicted to beavy dosea of par. ill! Iq"~ DIAL'AN'ORDER '31"= /i Fdmonton; Hotel Vancouver, Vancouver. ' coden after doctors were DeBakey is quoted as TERRACE VETERINARY unable to stop the pain from .,ing the re.sire deaeaof ""'"' '""'" If your Voyage Canada ticket number is a winning number, follow a spinel injury he suffered in the painidllerhad hiddenthe We're the instructions on the back of your Voyage Canada ticket portion. a fall during an act at Las ulcer symptoms and if the OLI'S PLACE . ~ii-3|31 ulcer had gone undetected a **There will be One Voyage Canada prizeawarded for each ticket number drawn as listedabove. Vegas in 1965. PETS BEAUTIFUL. 6~-~=1 From cae pill a day he few more weeks It might worked up to as many as 11 have hemorrhaged and Listed daily, unto even these large killed the comedian. doses did not relieve the In Houston, the magazine Free. for ONE month courtesy of THE says, lewis was kept under pain. DALLY HERALD "It frightened the hell out sedation during five days ot Here/ of me," Lewis says. 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The Ilerald. Monday, December 4, 197~ Pnge .~ Health Committee INFO COLLEGE COUNCIL HEALTH now DR. BOB YOUNG Nor t hwOcUm utnity Om?rs aOishW~ sh~i c expresses concern behind the college and other College Board is now boards. local industries are nol Northwest Community committee after presen- P~manica. Patent medicine hucksters associated with lauke¢!as separated from school board During the regular college happy with the level of in- College's. curriculum rations have been made; He said the projected have madeahouseholdword and other cancers will not be throughout the northwest board meeting on Friday Dr. dustrial first-aid training committee will be studying and, more recently, there needs determined in 1975 are of anemia. The concept of helped by iron, nor will many region and the college now Val George, college prin. offerid by St. John's, he said. four recommendations has not been sufficient input now immediate needs and. weak, tired, or deficient of the myriad of oth.-r known owns its own property, ac- cipai, said that the college The people who have taken presented to the college from the committee prior to. there is presently a need to blood is repeatedly stressed types of anemia. cording to the new provincial has received approval iA 'the courses through St. beard on Friday by the budget recommendations, respond to long-term needs in the press and on It is a fallacy to believe college act. principal from the ministry John's are not satisfied with college's advisory com- before they become ira- television. Even ~c medical that an iron deficiency The board submitted its of education for the offer to what they receive. mittee on health cert. Local health people have mediate, journals doctors receive anemia is of no consequence 1979, $5.1 million operating lease property in the new The college board decided Paul Romancia, a -had to go outside the region He said last year was a continually remind us in just because it is relatively budget to the department of shopping centre develop- to implement new student spokesman for the health for upgrading and the positive year and NCC has their advertising o~ the need common. The usual cause of education on Dec.1 The ment of the Kitimat City termination procedures until care committee, told the . eommitteelmsheentryingto been setting some trends for tokeep our patient's blood in iron deficiency in the adult is budget to the department of Centre. There is expected to March when the procedures 'board Friday the executive establish a resom'co witl~ the Lower Mainland in shape. blo~xt loss. It is rarely due to education on Dec. be 5,000 sq. feet of office will he reviewed. committee should meet a . the college region so that health care programs. And they are right. If the inadequate dietary iron space built for the college to Val George said that the least three times per year local needs can be met Northern conditions patient is to retain optimal except in pregnancy and at The heard submitted its lease, he said. college has been using the with the bom'd to keep it locally, he said. require special skills of the extremes of age. 1979, $5.1 million operating The college has had to old Vocational School better intormed of the health A full-time person is adeptiom fro newly trained health it is necessary to The proper treatment of an budget to the deportment of cancel the diesel mechanic procedures which did not committee's needs and needed to administer tbe~ personnel, or personnel combat anemia whenever it iron deficiency anemia education on Dec.l The course again because it was allow for any student ap- activities, courses offered to the 33 trained to expect many of is found to exist. should start with a search for budget to the department of unable to find a qualified peals. Under the new He recommended that an agencies which will use the the support services The vast majority of over- a bleeding site. While education on Dec.l The instructor an the respome procedures students can appropriate budget and health care program, he available on the Lower the-ceunter medicines for chronic blood loss is usually $930,000 capital budget must from potential sstudents was appeal to a Divisional review procedure be said. Mainland, he said. anemia are sold on the due to problems in the in- he submitted by Dec. 3h very poor Val George said. Student Appeal Committee established for the advisory Romaecla said the health ~ Responsibilltlca of in- presumption that the person testinsl tract or menstrual ssays Geoff Harris, college Some of the Emily Carr composed of a member f committee and that a full ia'ogram developer should dlvldual decision making using them has an iron difficulties, there are many bursar. College of Art outreach from the administration time health program besomeone from thta region, ~ without support of resource • deficiency anemia. Most other possibilities. Harris did not know what programs will be available appointed by the principal, developer from the regio~ be who knows what the loeall persoimelbackupimsbecna anemias are due to iron Diagnosis of specific the dates were for the final in the college region in an instructional staff ap- hired with additional staff needs are. concern ~/the committee, he deficiency and some of these anemias can be very dif- adoption of the budgets January, said Vai George. paintee member and a support The new bndgetprovides uld. may respond, at least ficult, and is frequently because, although they will The number of students students cotmcil appointee RRomanola also for $26,000 for a health 0tber areas of concern by temporarily, to iron made more so by the fact be submitted under the old living in residences this term member. recommended that the prngramco.ordlnalor;~,000 tlm eommittec have been the replacement. that the patient has upset format, the board will be has been about 150. This When a student receives committee's 165.000 1979-80 for a secretarial assistant; woblem of attracting per- Before treating oneself for laboratory /~ndings by in- dealing with them under the compares with about 175 for the reason for his dismissal budget be approved. #3,000 for travel expenses; smnel on a stable basis in anemia by picking up a judicious use of iron. now act. He said the college the same period last year. he has 48 hours to appeal to Romasela said that by $1,000 for postage and northern communities; staff bottle of iron pills at the There is no 'simple' may have to usea double set the council was told. the principal. The decision of meeting three times a year telephone; $1,000 for replacements while mere- drugstore, a patient should anemia. If you think you are of books. The board will make a the appeal committee is with the college board many xer~i~g; ~,000 for corn- bars are taking courses and have answers to certain anemic, see your doctor. If Under the old system the protest to the deportment of final. of the communications mitt~ expemes including the increases emphasis in questions. he confirms your suspicions college was a shared venture education about the St. The board decided to allow problems which now exist travel ousts; and 126,000 for the health care field of He or she should know he can provide correct between the provincial John's Ambulance ladust.,'ial would be overcome, programs development auxiliary health care whether they actually have guests of students to eat treatment for your case. If government and the school first-aid courses that are meals at the college, He said it has been clear "We deal with a wide worker~ such as ananemia, and how severe it you are not anemic but feel boards of the college region. being offered in the region. that there have been some range of subjects, given to a homemakers, daycare is. The type of anemia must provided there is 24 hours unwell, your doe;or is the This included Queen The courses were originally notice. It decided not to minor misunderstandings diverse and gengra~lnally workers, parmedics and be known. Pernicious best ~rson to determine Charlotte Islauds, Prince put oo by NCC but education between the board and tl~ sparse population," said ambulance workers, he said. anemia, the anemia allow overnight guests even what your illnessis. Rupert. Terrace, Kitimat, minister Pat McGeer, a if there were extra rooms supporter of St. John's, available in the dorms. decided that it should no longer be a college function, The bnard decided it would Val George said. not increasethe rates in the The course was available dermatories until it was from NCC for $100 and the forced to. Val George said HERETHEYARE! there was $23o,ooodifference course through St. John's is December 1st Main Draw and Voyage Canada Loto Canadawinners. $135. St. John's has had to between dorm subsidies and N118745 N124868 N132650 N143036 N164910 N172004 N205785 expenditures. N224525 N227330 N238177 N253274 N254703 N257708 N2&7410 cancel courses because it N269694 N272763 N276810 N279701 N2~3589 N276971 N300804 cannot find instructors. NCC Barbara Stevens, vice. • i!!, N322534 N322701 N348251 N354878 N3~505 N383200 N3B784B instructors were paid $15 and president of the students N41&435 N448516 N45425B N4&0757 N467286 N478997 N476504 St. John's only pays $8. one council, said an increase in N498013 N501480 N513189 N519075 N527945 N530527 N531694 of the board members said. derm rates would be a N572879 N581757 N586747 N589432 N606684 N625178 N626392 NCC was willing to hold problem for students N628716 N633572 N638925 P105964 P124230 P147801 P154108 the courses anywhere in the because the Canada Man- 12 PRIZES OF $1 MILLION P177740 P184157 P194862 P210367 P212113 P221842 P222161 college region but St. John's power living allowances P248062 P258901 P267248 P269967 P276956 P287682 P308314 refused to put on a course in were decreased from $79 to P3t?636 P335125 P347375 P350458 P354298 P355751 P390043 Stewart because it couldn't $60 per week. Many of the 1098751...... $1 MILLION 7611957...0..$1 MILLION P421773 F'427771 P462370 P480624 P488104 P524588 P527067 get 25 students. NCC con- students are on UIC and -098751**....$10,000 -611957...... $10,000 P543282 P555543 P563869 P598968 P599064 P638015 8100124 siders 16'students the there have been cutbacks in maximum number for a unemployment insurance. --98751.0.0.051,000 --11957000...$I,000 Q101356 QI02507 8111084 0127052 0137338 Q178247 fl191116 Q216196 Q221383 0226064 Q243679 0263348 Q270210 0296591 class size, said Val George. There have also been no ---875100.00.$200 --:-1957...... $200 8318300 Q337628 8371304 0383954 0385611 Q396229 0429879 "St. John's has proven it increases from the depart- .... 751.00000550 .... 957**....$50 0438052 Q454131 8471841 0525709 0531620 Q538176 0545797 cannot give quality of ser- ment of labor, although the 0555171 0560243 8570278 Q576023 g576480 Q608715 Q617250 vice," one of the board cost of living has gone up, members said. "CanCel is she said. 1088920.*....$1 MILLION 4452946,,,,,,$1 MILLION 8637228 R119971 R124272 R124279 R149442 R155650 R156823 R175861 R185693 R209738 R214735 R232794 R235690 R247917 -0B8920...... $10,000 -45294600,00.$10,000 R261511 R302157 R30373& R307738 R327300 R332744 R339605 --88920..*...$1,000 --52946....**$1~000 R348317 R390095 R397264 R402553 R404723 R492542 R510168 ---8920.*...*$200 ---2946..*°.;$200 RSt7923 R544669 R601832 R607174 R640794 $t23482 9139343 5164576 $174406 S181613 $202987 $205494 $208492 $209781 .... 920,,.*.,$50 ----946.***,,$50 S211678 $246387 S262818 $322504 5334806 $336180 S356201 POLICE NEWS $363344 $391192 $401432 $402843 8406945 $409601 $419195 5154097...... $1 MILLION 6635252o,,oo,$I MILLION 8430086 $432663 $444997 $449613 $465019 $469745 $477748 -154097...... $10,000 S489552 $491054 $506802 $511184 8519427 $523000 $532656 -635252.,.,..$t0,000 8538663 '$563213 $574118 $584137 $611371 $625350 $625554 Terrace RCMP have laid cidence a copper fuel line -'54097...... $1,000 -"35252o,o0o.$1~000 $642288 T105161 Tl19349 T134135 T147036 T149914 T158527 charges of fraud, possession from a tank to the building ---4097°.°.°°$200 ---5252,,o,o05200 T160507 T164498 T190524 T217334 T243281 T248700 T258997 of marijuana, false was broken, which put the .... 097.°°.**$50 .... 252°°°°°,$50 T284438 T287017 T289982 T296282 T317699 T320982 T329724 pretenses and possession of a standby generator out of T334535 T339684 T348671 T353028 T369590 T372223 T374246 restricted firearm without a service, a Kitimat RCMP T403418 T406936 T424603 T441730 T446815 T447710 T457622 permit against Kenneth spokesman said. 7046764...... $1 MILLION 4930142.,o,o,$1 MILLION T458036 T464919 T477970 T479398 T491555 T505748 T507681 William Bowers of Lakclse The importance of this -046764...... $10,000 -930142*0o,o0$10~000 T523699 T531355 T539954 T564988 T573756 T587764 T588432 Lake, on Saturday. The transmitter being --46764*.***.$I~000 --30142o0ooo,$1~000 T589174 T593890 T601566 T612413 T627499 U120604 U173890 charges were laid after a operational cannot be overstressed, he said, as its ---6764***,,,$200 U184596 U197830 U198143 U214641 U248326 U263480 U270778 police investigation by -----0142eo°,o,$200 U273366 U281192 U290693 U291351 U313081 U331022 U335241 Terrace and Kitimat RCMP failure could result in a plane .... 764...... $50 ..... 142...... $50 U336585 U337884 U382375 U385267 U386104 U387798 U406111 Kitimat RCMP were crash disaster. U413816 U459879 U464336 U483839 U486898 U497706 U504472 advised by the department of RCMP are requesting 7521954....*,$1 MILLION 1923639...... $1 MILLION U517644 U548774 U564640 U583702 U588192 U595724 Vl10427 transport at the TTerrace. parents in the area to Ul15767 U154951 U172703 Ut82034 U190299. U190601 U203313 Kitimat Airport that they are counsel their children on the -521954.,..*.$10,000 -923639...... $10,000 U206402 U222354 V235906 U252188 U275081 U275083 U291976 having problems main- dangers of playing around --21954..*...$1~000 --23639.*....$1,000 U306171 U310451 V323875 U341342 V344860 U382871 V407228 tslaing their transmitter site the transmitter site. Anyone ---1954,,,,,,$200 U427189 U431414 V470330 U471882 V485286 U520391 U528932 located in the field between who sees anything suspicious ---3639...**.$200 should contact the RCMP .... 954.....,$50 V536019 V548928 V552542 V555343 V555348 V561696 U584800 the Vista Village trailer .... 639...... $50 V593132 U595460 W126872 W145050 W157220 W174108 W174671 court and the Kitinmt trailer immediately. W214293 W248455 W251300 W259479 W266t04 W341871 W370592 court. 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Jemmr~ Sth Happy New yMr Draw - Bonus tickets Penticton city council The recount shewed beth -3 pflzeSof Sl-millionIn cash (Decomposed). - Instant cheques Saturday following a judicial men with 2,001 votes, Felmmry grid/thdn Drnw - Thousands of additional cash prizes recount of ballots cast in the Returning officer Jim Sewell - g prizesof ~i -re:Ilionin cash (Decomposed). in the Jan. 5th and Feb. 2nd Draws. Nov. 18 civic election. then drew Kiimnk's name The recount was requested from a box Page 4, The Herald, Monday. December 4. 1978 i i ,ll, i OTTAWA i - daily herald OFFBEAT ~,eneral Office - 63S.6357 Published [~V irculation. 635.6357 Sterling Publishers PUBLISHER - Laurie Mallett BY' RICHARD JACKSON GEN. MANAGER- Knox Couplaod i EDITOR. Greg Mlddlelon Ottawa, "" E~er leaf the past five years -- (should :IRCULATIOIq - TERRACE - Andy Wlghtman 635-6357 through the annual review of more correctly be eight KITIMAT- Pat Zellnskl 632.27~7 the Department of National years since'R was back Ill 1970 that the t~uenec KITIMATOFFICE • 632.2747 Defenee? Published every weekday at 3212 Kalum Street, You should. Liberation Front's region of Terrace, B.C. A member of Varlfled Circulatlon. It's on sale r.~ all govern- kidnap and murder terror Authorlzed as second class mall. Reglstratlon number ment book shops, many was crushed by 1O,000 troops 1201. Postage pald in cash, return postage guaranteed. retail book stores, and may flown into Montreal) + be ordered directly from the clearly indieates the need to NOTE OF COPYRIGHT Department of Supply and cope effectively with Services. disruption, intimidation and The Herald retains full, complete and sole copyright In Cost: a modest $2+50. violence as a means ot any advertisement produced and.or any editorial or Nicely turned out in 112 political action." photographic content published in the Herald. pages of smooth, coated Which means, in both the Reproduction is not permitted without the written paper, well illuStrated, minds of the High Command .permission of the Publisher. between two multi.colored at Defence Headquarters, heavy stock covers, and it necessarily follows, Good value for the money, the federal cabinet.: So what's in it? ~ ,'Although containing any This, on pages 12 and 13: civil disorder is primarily ,'Although it is evident that the responsibility of the civil Kitimat pipeline the greatest threat to authorities, the Department Canadian sovereignty would of National Dofance must The Kitimat oil port and pipeline proposal is in result from aggression by nonetheless anticipate the the news again. A spokesman for a company the Soviet Union and the possibility that emergencies supporting the project, the Kitimat Pipeline Co., MWarsaw Fact, there ,~r: will arise which will require says he will he touring northwestern B.C. to tout lesser threats, mainly o the Canadian Forces be non.military nature, which called to aid the civil power, the. proposal again. could, if left unchecked, in accordance with the George Wilkinson, a representative for the affect Canada's ability to National Defence Act." company formed to promote the propmed function as a sovereign Now the topper: "You asked us to build a computer which could replace the government." "It is important that pipeline to link Kitimat to Alberta, has an- state." nounced that he will be speaking to groups, both That's the teaser. Canadian authorities should three in favor and those against the con- Now the come-on: be able to rely upon timely "The concept of and effective assistance troVersiai plan. sovereignty involves both from the Canadian Armed '~.e plan to build a pipeline across British the legal right and the Forces. Col/imbia to take Alaskan off to the United States HYDRO IN,, political will exercis~ the "Canada +'d~es not, an~ Eastern Canada came under most fire from functions of a state, and the however, acquire and power to enforce those maintain armed forces those who feared the environmental damage solely for this purpese; but from a spill from one of the tankers bringing the rl'g~'FWorCanada, this entails rather, some of the forces oil thi'cugh the treacherous Hecate Strait and up Former chairm.an under fir an interest rate of 6',~ per the maintenance of the in- maintained for other pur- the.:narrow Douglas Channel. Ifydro and the NDP :s~ty tegrity of its territory - +all poses are also tasked to WINNIPEG (CP) --An in- power in the 1964 provincial cent. 'fhe scheme, which split many northwest coast quiry into the affairs of election. starting with Lake Winnipeg The inquiry has heard ofit, with no rigian or part of provide this necessary to,ms into violently opposed factions, Was Manitoba Hydro enters its He later served as regulation was unnecessary accusations against Cass- it declaring itself out) - as assistance." most dramatic public phase chairman of B.C. Hydro and coat the utility--and its Beggs from former Premier well as control over the Which means, in fact can SUliposedly given the coup de gt'aee when a study customers--hundreds of incticated there would be no need for the Alaskan today with the appearance of under an NDP government D.L. Campbell, a member of contigtous ocean areas over only mean? former chairman David and retired in October, 1975. millions of dollars. the Hydro board in 1970, and which it exercises or claims that the standing Armed " Forces here in Canada, oil.[ Wilkinson says OtherWise. Cass-Beggs as a star wit- Within months of Cass- However, evidence to the Hydro's former assistant various degrees of ~l~en Wilki.-.3onoutlines the project, we would Begga' arrival in Manitoba, inquiry has focused not on general manager Kris J ti garrlsonned at the various heSS. t~Andi~ ~nals~uth:b~ity" t hat service bases, conceivably like to hear his thoughts on the recent break in As head of the Crown Hydro officials had made the money involved but on Krlstjanson. Pa~:ific Northern Gas pipeline, which occurred utility at a crucial period in decisions about the Nelson the engineering data Campbell accused him of includes the St. Lawrence might not he able to cope dm~ing the flooding here. The pipeline is being its history, Cass-Beggs had a River project that would available at the time to editing the minutes ofbcard'-: River from the Ontario with civil disorder, in- key role in the way Hydro prove to be irreversible for Hydro's directors. meetings, and Krist~a,n~.un'=~ boundary to the AAtlantic.) surrection or rebellion, if re.l,~cated betaime it i~ now conceded that the went about harnaasing the the better part of two dec. On July 22, the directors claimed Cass-Beggs+'~had ' Here the review reports, widespread, fiercely pr(sent location is unsafe. power of the Nelson River. ades. received a long and detailed orchestrated events to fit his quite unnecessarily, that this militant and determined l acffic Northern Gas officials say it seemed Closely linked to the New Part of the work of the draft report from a panel of own preconceived notions, power to control rests ,ot enough. saz enough when it was built. Spokesman for the Democratic Party govern- present inquiry is to Hydro engineers and a 30- However, their testimony nlonewith the "political will' In which case the" Armed ment of the day, he was a determine whether those page summary report from largely repeated arguments teuseit, but the ability of the Forces based overseas with ga~ company say it was impossible to forsee the decisions represented th~ they had expressed publicly Armed Forces to meet any the United Nations peace- flo ding when the pipeline was planned. The favorite target of free- .Cass-Beggs with somewhat enterprise politicians during mest economical way to different conclusions. for many years---often in the challenge against it. keeping units would be nat wal gas company claims their statistics did his three years at Hydro's proceed and whether they Then comes the cruncher: airlifted home. eight days later, they company of a third well- "Insofar as other national What does Ottawa fear or not indicate there was any danger to the pipeline helm. were arrived at without made their decision to known critic, Sterling Lyon. The inquiry was set up by undue interference. military responsibilities are know that the rest of us wh m it was built. How does Wilkinson allay our proceed by adopting the Today's hearing marks the Premier Sterling Lyon after The public hearings under proposals made by Cass- concerned, experience over don't? fen ~ that something similar, but more George E. Trilscliler, former first chance for Cass.Begga. his Progressive Con- Begg.s. .•.. • , , ~, . , ...... , . , . de~ ~ting as natural gas dissipates in ways oil servatives took over the chief justice of the Manitoba to tell.his side of tl~ story:to , m ' i + .i i we ~ m~ht happen with his pipeline? government from the NDP in Court of queen's Bemh, A , final • report from the inqdii'y. The~formel• ew will deny that our society needs energy October, 1977. have been preoccupied so far engineering panel wasn't chairman is expected to be In its public hearings to with the timing of two main completed until October, on the witness stand for most an, that we Will have to continue to rely on fossil date, the inquiry has heard portions of the Nelson River Documents provided to the of the week and to spend Parti Quebecois rue s for some years. The mounting number of testimony indicating Cans- project. " inquiry show that a different much of that time repeating dis ~ters, some predictable some unforseen, Beggs led Manitoba Hydro's One part of the project was set of alternatives was post arguments in defence of sh, dd be makingus considerably more board of directors into ac- to regulate Water levels on considered by Hydro's own the way ~lelson River plans showing division cepting his own suggestions Lake Winnipeg to ensure an experts between July and evolved. ca~ tious. ample supply of water for October and different MONTREAL (CP) '--- A been losing support and will you give us Mr. ? for power development. Lake Winnipeg regulation longtime supporters of /hat odds Wilkinson Critics of the former chair- generating plants being huilt assumptions were made to and Churchill River discussion on the Parti An, i is the pot, or any prize, worth the risk to the man also have suggested on the lower Nelson River in come up with recommenda- diversion both went into Quebecois goal of independence have left. that his ideas about building northern Manitoba. tions. operation in the fall of 1976. sovereignty-association , "We're all confused. If em ironment? Saturday turned into a we're confused, how can J 'the Nelson River project The other was plans to In the draft report, calcu- The regulation cost $126 were not justified on the divert some of the water of lations on a series of alterna- million, and another $222.5 squawking match bet- we explain it to people?" tives were based on the ween sparrows and Othersreminded ~+~ of the technical in- the Churchill River into the million was spent on the peace plan Nelson River system. demand for power growing diversion project. doves. Levesque that the PQ ew formation available. program calls for a' When he became chair- At a meeting of Hydro's by six per cents year for 18 The sparrows were led heard of directors on July 30, years and money being A last-minute decision by by Louise Hard, referendum on Quebec the Cypriots January,.1970,man of Manitoba Cass-Beggs Hydro in 1970, the decision was made available an at annual in- Hydro to build some president of the Montreal- sovereignty and makes no f was best known as the to finish Lake Winnipeg terest rate of 7~/~ per cent. generating capacity into the Centre region of the Parti mention of a referendum regulation during the winter In the final report, the ex- Lake Winnipeg regulating Quehecois, which opposes on association. U IITED NATIONS (CP) mandate for peacekeeping general manager of the ports used slightly different works added another $189 Levesque's Coming to the defence comes up for its usual six- Saskatchewan Power Corp. of 1974-1975 and the Churchill Premier Rene -- ecret talks have been River diversion in 197S or alternatives. They also million to the cost of the position that political • of Levesque, one delegate goi~ | on for some time at the month renewal in the who was fired after the over-all Nelson River sovereignty for Quebec took Ms. Harel to task, Security Council on Dec. 15. Liberals onsted the CCF (the 1976. assumed an annual growth UN md elsewhere on a new Critics of Cass-Beggs, in demand of 1O per cent and projbct. and an economic as- saying her stance "was United States peace Canada has been involved forerunner of the NDP) from sociationwith Canada are for the birds." initiative for Cyprus in which in Cyprus pearekeeling inseparable. Levesque said the Canada and Britain are since 1964 and wants to end The premier announced session reminded him of playing supportive roles. its role there but not before on Oct. I0 that the the 1974 debate in the The U.S. proposed a 12- there is a peaceful set- CUT GAS COSTS, promised 'referendum on party when the program point plan that would serve tlement of the dispute. Quebec's future will be a was amended to add the as the framework for a The Canadian government vote on a mandate to step of a referendum to negotiated settlement. The argues that peacekeeping negotiate sovereignty and approve sovereignty- problem is trying to get and peacemaking must be Kill a few of the horses association at the same association. opposing Greek-and Turkish. tackled together if a SUAMIC(~, Wts. (AP) -- engineer for much of his life it-yourself conversion kits mileage sawngs inciude thne. The .party program can negotiated solution is ever to and a former Packard for some of the larger-engine front wheel alignment, Cypriots to sit at the same Carroll Lucia says he has weight, exterior design, Ms. Hard told about 40O be changed again next bargaining table. be found. compa models, at a cost of $250 delegates and observers May at the PQ convention found a way to trim the each. engine wear, among others. Talks between the two Cyprus is a perfect mileage of some of these big y worker, has operated Delta attending a weekend in Quebec City to add this example. After 14 years of Dynamics at Suamico for 17 He said the conversion was "One thing I have to tell communities have been V-8 gas guzzler autos--try people all the time is you. meeting of the PQ na- new step of a mandate to stalled for more than a year. poacekecping, there still is years. He plans to begin the not economical for smaller negotiate bat the goal running them on four V-8 engines, and other can't make a go~d V-4 from a tional cotmcil t~mt the As mediator, UN Secretary- no settlement. cylinders. mall order marketing in party should push for remains tb~ same, he General Kurt Waldheim so Achieving a settlement is January of about a dozen do- factors affecting any poor V-0," he said. Lucia plans to start selling Lucia said his investment political sovereignty no said. far has been unable to bring more difficult now because kits in January for a do-it- matter.what the outcome "I haven't changed." the parties together. the political character of the in the conversion project yourself conversion from totals about $20,000 and he of negotiations with the Sov(~reignty- Last Monday, the UN island has changed eight.cylinder to four- rest of Canada. associption would give Security Council adopted a drastically since the 1974 expects to spedabout- cylinder operation. $20'000more to get into She likened dissident Quehe~ers th~ power to resolution by consensus Turkish invasion. While it's not for every V-S party members to the make ~heir own laws and urging representatives of the Before 1974, less than 20 production. engine and it cuts ac- In his research, he deter- sparrows miners used to collett! all taxes in the two factions to resume per cent of the Cypriot celeration capability con- take with them down the new s~ate, the premier negotiations with Wsldheim population was of Turkish mined that the conversion siderably, Lucia anticipates idea is nothing new. shaft at the beginaing of said, and he reminded again acting as mediator. ethnic origin, scattered in the conversion will produce a the centnry to warn them members that to the east While the council was small villages and urban "We made a patent search gein of several miles per and one of the V-4 con- when their air supply ~'as lie ~ tthe Maritime debating the Cyprus areas among the much gallon. about to give out. provincbs, to the west question, the U.S. plan was larger GGreek population versions had a date of 1918," "Above 35 miles ',,:.~ ~ >;~. Lucia said, but most ex- "When the sparrows Ontario. being circulated to various Now there are two distinct the car just sall~ ~t,..~ ~o~ sang it was time to come UN missions. The Canadian separate areas--Turldsh in perimentation with the "We cannot destroy you can't dc'.e,:t, u. tq). up," she said. thee economic areas," mission received a copy and the,north and Greek in the preciable ~., 1 process ,/~as aimed at the c':+a~: ,,vi~e or factory ~eveL Levesque, however, he said/cautioning them was asked for comment. south. The q'urks control vibratio:,." b,' ~'i':~ i',ut, saw things differently. A UN source said some nearly 4; ~,e~ cent of the "What we're talking about that Quebec cannot .,:o it 'is do-it+yourself," he said, The party is not a alone but needs ec(,nomic Canadian suggestions were island. T~m U.S. approach inter!:~ctaqtt. X".; -. ,,'t have incorporated in the proposal. would preserve this divtsion adding that other possible sparrow, he said, but a links with Canada. that pun2L ll"~ h!, ,~. di'iving a dove and it ~hould take a "This i~ nvt a one-party A key element in the U.S. But no part of the fedsrel 12aded #.ck,tp tr~tck. mechanical refinements to plan is the creation of a state could be united with t~,~t mileage "would take it peacemaker's role. dictatorship," Levesque "But ,~e tave 10,900 miles out of the hands of the do-it- The party's goal in the" cl~ided. single federal state divided any other state, preventing 1980 referendum into two regions. Greek- any annexation by Greece or ~,, the first car we con- yourselfer." will b~: to Debgates gave the Cypriots would recover some Turkey. ~erted," he added. "I never He said limited exposure attract undecided voters premier a standing of the territory seized by UN peacekeeping forces found one instance when I of his idea has brought and it should be seeking a ovation but the repro. Turkish military forces in provide needed stability for had to have more power." widespread interest hut he "yes" vote to channel sentatives from Mon. 1974. any political solution, The conversion is accom- has gone slow in develop- Quebecers' innate desira trealCentre remained While the U.S. plan is sup- Waldheim says• So they will l;lished by removing stan- ment of it, watching for for change. seated and did not ap- posed to De confidential, it have to stay but the UN dard rocker arms and push changes in the energy Acceptance of the PQ plaud. already has been published membership has to help rods front two cylinders on situation and gasoline position would be a vote Later Ms. Hard told in a Turkish newspaper and finance its costs because ~he each bank of the engi~. prices. for "self.government, reporters it was in- A.S. officials say the English Cyprus peacekceplng budget i:ep!acement parts hold "No, you don't have the and at the same time a conceivable that the version is essentially ac- is deeply in the red. e~t~at+stvalvcs open so that same power if you convert wish to llve together." Montreal-Centre section curate. Waldheim appealed to compression pressure is from V.9 to V.4, not half the But sparrows chirped in of the party would leave The U.S. plan was sent two member states for voluntary relieved in each unused ~wer, but the individual will from the floor with over the dispute. The weeks ago to the two Cypriot contributions to help make cylinder. A replacement car- have to decide, 'is it complaints that since the region takes in the east. communiti~ and the Greek up some of the deficit that buretor stops the fuel supply • adequate for my use?'" he premier's October end Montreal stronghold and Turkish governments, totalled more than t52 to the exh'a four cylinders. said. "Maybe it will become statement the PQ has of the PQ. I

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=q cJoJ'igh{tald S P 0 RTS with Chris Porter

i I IN COMMERCIAL HOCKEY Totem Ford shuts out G&A In Terrace Commercial the Ford team could muster Hockey League action in the first period, and the between the Ford players to going to Gordon & Andarlm~ Thursday at the Terrace lead carried into the middle see who could score the must Ironically, G&A ~ the Arena, league scoring leader frame. goals. It turned out to be just Totem Ford team 92-16, bat Rend Michaud went on a MikeFordscoredat4:48of that, as Rend Michaud got it wasn't enough, u the three goal binge, and the seeondperied, his second goal of the game score indicates. assisted on two others, as and it was 2.0. Bob Peacock's at 5:05 of the period, and The ne~t scheduled auglon Totem Ford shut out Gordon goal at 11:35 increased the rounded out the scoring with in the Terrace Commercial & Anderson 6-0. margin to 3-0 going into the his third goal of the night at Hockey League hl tonIEbt, It Michaud didn't waste final twenty minutes of play. 11:07 of the final frame to the Terrace Arena, vdNm much time getting started, Peacock scored once again give Totem Ford the 6-0 win. McEwan GM takes on as his first goal came just just 55 seconds into the third The game was cleanly Skeena Hotel at 8:4S P.M., 1:04 into the game, to give period, and it looked as played with just eight and the Terrace Chr~r Totem Ford an early 1-0 though t~e game was minutes in penalties called Juveniles go against Totem lend.Thatwasalltheoffense developing into a contest the whole time, 6 minutes Ford at 10:45 P.M. Canadiens sweep HELP!! weekend series ~NEED HELP finishing ceramic Xmas present= BUFFALO, N.Y. (AP) -- The CanadienS went ahead We are offering supervised workshop tmtill)oc. :M Montreal's Guy Lafleur, who with a pair of second-period on scored three times against goals. Marie Tremblay FTues. & Weds. I p.m.- 5 p.m. 7:20 p.m.-g:80 p.m. Buffalo on S~turday, ,etted scored a power-play goal on Open Workshop Thurs..- 5 p.m. 7:30-9:30 p.m. Ran Rowe missed this opportunity, but Timbermen made,good on three the goahead goal in the a screened shot from 40 feet ) THE HOBBY HUT second period of their out. l~flear, who assisted on 4444 Lakeise Ave. ~ ~tl~l~ other chances enroute to a 3-1 victory over Smithers Totems Sunday National Hockey League Tremblay's goal, then put i rematch Sunday night as the the Caoadiens ahead with a i Canadiens posted a 4-I point-blank shot from the victory. :;, edge of the crease after The Sabres, with- o~e taking Steve Shott's pass Terrace Timbermen split a victory in their las! six from behind the net. It was outings, took the l~d on his 17th goal of the season. Danny Gare's firstperiod ...... power-play goal• Gflles• :,, The. . t~anaanens stereo pair of weekend games " v ,,..; ..... ;. ,~o h..~ fo~V~twnce m 51 seconds early in highstiekng when Crm~.i'~b~the b third penod to put the .=re=o., ..~,,d ~ P-are ~gameoutofreach.Shutttonk The Terrace Timbermen middle frame be~:ore The Timhermen gave Just.23 "see°n'ds~-aft~Heitmrr~ Houston Hill finally got the quick notice that things opemng meem~., rfy , me.-.'- mae...-~/ vT-:,:-ot me net-:.':_~ anu ,c=?iWa pass from Lafleur and split a pair of home games on ...... ~ scored from about 30 feet the weekend, losing 5-3 to the Timbermen on the would be different Sunday, aeueetea t~ora ~oc.nrane s jammea me pUCK ul~" . . . Vanderhoof Flyers Saturday scoreboard with his goal at however, as Brad Riley's lon.ghl.ast fromthe point, end a.=n=.ao,, r~,~h.n v gyl Doug Jarws got the final 10:40 of the period, shot found the target just 26 s.uaaen~ me.~'.om~^ mua r~rmp'~ nnd~ nnd intn the, goal from short range after night, but coming back to net. skating in from the corner. drop the Smithers Totems 3-1 narrowing the gap to 3-1 sccondsinto the game, and it memselves oemna ~-v. Sunday afternoon. going into.the final twenty was already 1-0 Terrace. Jim Stephene was the only minutes. Riley added another at 7:02 Totem to beat Timbermen The two teams started David Silver restored the to give the Timbermen a 2-0 goaltender Kim Gloeden the somewhat cautiously Flyers three goal lead with lead over the Smithers whole game, and he did it in Saturday night, and it wasn't his goal at 5:21 of the third, Totems going into the second fine style. Using teammate Greg Zavadnk as a decoy on until the 11:31 mark of the to make it 4-1, but the count pathrind. tirst period that Van- became 4-2 when Terry ough the second period a 2 on I break, Stephuns heat derhoof'a David Lodge Grimm connected with a was scoreless, the Totems Gloeden with a hard wrist opened the scoring to give power play goal at 12:10. had numerous opportunities, shot that was tow to the glove the Flyers a 1-0 advantage. Barry HeR added another and if not for the fine side at 8:39 to make it 3-1. Dei Meenlmw assisted on the Timhermen goal at 15:06, goaitonding of Kim Glocden, Smithers came on strong play. Don Borne added end suddenly it was a one could have walked away after that, but a steady enotber for Vanderhoof at goal game, 4-3. It took just with the game then. The performance by Gloeden 17:45, aed the Flyers led 2-0 another 46 seconds, however, Totems outshot Terrace 15-5 with the help of a couple of going into the second period. for David Ledge to score his in that 20 minute span. goalposts that got in the way Vanderheof Captain Del second goal of the game to As they had in the first of key shots kept the Totems Messhaw had upped the round out the scoring, giving period, the" Timbermen at bay the remainder of the count to 3-O at 5:O3 ot" the Vanderhoof the 5-3 wilt struck quickly in the third. game, giving Terrace the 3-1 victory along with the split of LOSE 7-2 weekend games. The Terrace Ti]nhermen's next home game is Wed. I[ you arn onzoUed as a member in a Weight Watchers ® nesday night, 8:30 P.M., class listed below by December 9, 1978, we will protect I Flyers drub Leafs when they will play host to you against any rate increase in our weekly meeting fee the speedy Kitimat Win- untill;~miza..~_197_Z~. in Dofeneeman Bob Dailey But pleaseact r.ow.As o! December 1 O, 197B the PHILADELPHIA (AP) -- the trading block early the terhawks, the surprise team reqistzafionfee willin~ea,~e $I.O0 and the weekly DON Saleski and Rick season, opened the scoring at made it 2-0 just 39 seconds of the PNWHL so far this meeting lee willincrease 50¢ for those not abeady MacLeish scored two goals 3:25 of the first period when later, slapping his own sea~on. The game is sure to enrolled in a participatinqchss. each night to pace he took a perfect pass from be action packed and ex- Only members enroUed by December g, 197B can Suday rebound past Harrison after enjoy thin money saving offer, (I/youdropou~rareincr~.~ Philadelphia Flyers to a 7-2 coming from behind the net. citing, as the Timbermen are wdl apply should you decade to re.regisre:) drubbing of Toronto Maple Paul Evans and lifted the a much improved team of Sowhy not join newt Leafs in National Hockey puck over Toronto The Flyers put the game late, and are anxious to Knox United Church, 4907 Lazelle. Tues. -7 p.m. League action. goaltender Paul Harrison out of reach with two more prove to Terrace fans that C4f~r qood in clamesin these p~t~cipatino ~ess only. Saleski, rumored to he on ~'om the right circle. goals in 19 seconds later in they are capable of skating For the location o[ the cla~snearest you, call: the same period. with any team in the league. wrdGilr TheAuthori~ Hawks lead Smythe 'NEATHERLAND OVERSEAS CHCAGO (AP) -- J.P. goals, and had blanked the Bordelcau's goal with 7:58 Black Hawks until Bor- Requires a senior Forest Technician with a .minimum A left in the game Sunday night delesu connected. of two (2) years layout experience pxus some lnggmg gave Chicago a 4-3 victory Darcy Rota gave the supervision experience. Candidates must be prepared over Colorado Rockies and Hawks a 3-1 lead at 12:47 of to work out of an isolated camp one hundred and fifty lifted the Black Hawks into the first period when (150) miles northwest of Prince George. Salary will be first place in the Smythe Olcschuk was yanked in compeascrate with experience. Contact: Division of the National favor of Plaase. D.Dow Hockey League. N.O.M. Box 789 Ted Bulley took the puck Bob Murray. and John Prince George, B.C. away from Don Awrey and Marks had scored in the first V2L4T3 gave it to Bordeleau who six minutes to give Chicago a (563-7761) O finally broke the spell of 2-0 lead, Wilt Paiement I relief goalie Michel Plasse. made the score 2-1 and scored again 12 seconds into Plassc had taken over for i starter Bill OIesch~, who the second period on a power allowed three first.period play to make the score 3-2. IS

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LARGO, Fla. (AP) ,- ~7,. while the Hill- Jerry Pate and ]lollis Ion Hlnkle and Pat Brewnlee pair shot 69 for Stacy sunk ~,five birdies Bradley birdied the first their 267. but it was mdy enough io hole of a sudden.death Persistent in their lift them from fifth place Sunday NFL roundup playoff Sunday f~ a one- challenge, Hill-Brownlee into a third-place 17: Hinkle, stroke win worth 130~000 ' tied the leaders at the under-par finish. They l,os Angeles Rams, win- but they have a better to John Stallworth. The Perry and Dick Jauron. came in with a final The Jets, 8-6, celebrated apiece in the mixed teams turn and again at the fin. ners of five straight National tiebreaker record than Oilers' standout rookie run- the 10th anniversary of their golf championship, iah to force the overtime. rounds of 67 for a 271 Football Conference West either the Redskins or the nlng back, Earl Campbell, • With an eight-foot Brewnlee sunk a 15-footer finish and $12,000 apiece suffered bruised ribs late in Super Bowl IIlchampionship titles nnder coach Chuck Eagles. victory over Baltimore, ; ramey birdie putt on the 15th-. onthe tSth hole for the tie. Knox. extended their The Iosa reduced the the first quarter and never hole,. Hinide managed to Hill and Brownlec will beating the Colts, 5.9, with The mixed eve~fl, in its divisional domination Sun- Patriots' AFC East lead to returned to action, the help of touchdown passes ,'r • • regain his team's twoday split $39,000. third year, attracted tile day, taking the cham- one game over Miami, the Dallas rallied from a 10-3 lead over Mike Hill and Hinkle, ranked 16th in third-quarter deficit and of 48 and 30 yards to from top 10 LPGA players and pionship for the sixth year in Dolphins closing ground with Matt Robinson to Wesley Wlll Vivian Brownlee, who the PGA, and Bradley, six of the top l0 from the a row. a 16-0 victory over slumping beat New England, 10-4, on caught up to them twice No. 2 in the LPGA, shot PGA. The format was the The opportunistic Rams, Washington, the Redskins two touchdown passes by Walker. in final round of the two bogeys and were two- same as last year. Both 11-3 under the guidance of suffering their first shutout Roger Staubacb-the first a St. Louis, 5-9, broke a 14-14 $300,000 event at Bard- over par on the 10th hole golfers teed off, then Ray Malavasi, did it with a since 1971. 40-yard play to Tony Hill on a tie against Detroit, 5-9, on ilplayoff moor Country Club. before they came back switched balls. After their 20-17 victory over New York Meanwhile, Minnesota fleaflicker and a 36.yarder to Jim HaWs 53.yard touch- Hinkle-Bradley shot a with five birdies to win on second swing, they Giants, 5-9, who suffered Vikings and Green Bay Billy Joe DuPrse. down pass play to rookie 71 in regulation• play the ?,015-yard course. alternated shots to the their sixth consecutive loss. Packers, each 8-8-1, Miami, 9-5, shackled Dave Stief midway through remained tied for first place Wnsbington with an airtight the final period. Hart passed in the NFC Central. The defence that picked off four for a total of 161 yards, Vikings rode Fran Tarken- Joe Theismann passes and putting him over the 2,-500- an intercepted pass--Los ten's four touchdown passes, an offence that got three yard mark for the sixth time Angeles' fourth interception including a 20-yarder to Ah- field goals from Garo in'iris 13-year NFL career. of the game--then scored the mad Rashad with 1:49 Yepremian and a 40.yard Rookie wide receiver Wes winning points on Frank remaining, to a 28-27 pass from Bob Griese to Chandler scored his first two Corral's 35-yard field goal triumph over Philadelphia. Jimmy Cefalo. Yepremisn NFL touchdowns--one on a BUSINESS DIREOTORY after Dave Elmendorf's The Packers downed Tampa now has kicked 12 con- 58.yard sprint after catching fumble recovery and 39.yard Bay Buccaneers 17-7. seoutive field goals over a pass one yard behind the return ~o the Giants' 20. In other games, Cincinnati seven games. line of scrimmage and the Only two other "teams in Bengals routed Atlanta Tarkenton tied Minnesota othpr a 12-yarder on a ,. o National Football League Falcons 37-7, New York Jets club records with 30 com- controversial call in the end f: :: Idstory have won six con- beat Baltimore Colts 24.16, pletions in 56 attempts, good zone for New Orleans, 641, I seculive divisional titles-- St. Louis Cardinals topped for 239 yards and the four against San Francisco, 1-13. Cleveland Browns from 1950. Detroit Lions 21-14, New touchdowns against The victory was New SKEENAVALLEY TOOVE Y 5.5 and Dallas Cowboys from Orleans Saints defeated San Philadelphia. He hit six of Orlcans's sixth of the season, 1966-71. FranciSco '49ers 24-13, Kan- nine passes during the the most in its history. 'SERVICE Pittsburgh Steelers also sas City Chiefs edged Buffalo winning drive, which Mike Livingstou's three- LTD. clinched their division Bills 14-10 and Seattle covered90 yards in abont 5'/~ yard touchdown pass to RENTALS Sunday, winning the Saahawks routedCleveland minutes. Walter White nn the final ! Most Anything- Most Anytime For UBeunyOANAVENTURE ,,.,s, YAMAHA American Football Con- Browns 47-24. Green Bay used David play of the third quarter - (O.,,ACTORS-i,O.STR .i,O,ViOU'LS,out.r, DOLMAR ference Central title, defeat- In a late game Sunday, Whitehurst's passing--he lifted Kansas City, 4-10, past ing Houston Oilers 13-3. The Oakland Raiders and Denver completed 13 of 19 at. Buffalo, 4-10. Steelers' I2-2 record is the tempts--in beating the in- Hours: Men, - Sat. 6-6 .~ "motors) (chain saws) Broncos, tied for the AFC Seattle, 8-6, won its third best in the league. West lead with 8-5 records, jury-riddled Buccaneers, 5.9. game in a row, hammering !i:i ' Hours: Mon. - Set. q ~. Dallas 'became the third met at Oakland. Cincinnati, winner of only Cleveland, 7-7, with David 4946 Oreig Aveflua Dealer Licence team to clinch a division, Chicago Bears visit San one of 13 previous games, Sims rushing for three 635" 7417 P,one,s.~4,~ 4946 6reig Nomhero~ot3A 635-5929 overcoming New England Diego Chargers tonight. jolted Atlanta's playofl touchdowns and defensive Patriots 17-10 and winning Pittsburgh stopped hopes, destroying the end Bill Gregory recovering the NFC East title. The i I Houston, 9-5, by forcing six Falcons, 8-6, on Pete two fumbles by Browns Cowboys, 10-4, are two turnovers and scoring on Johnson's two touchdowns quarterback Brian Sipe that ~ITCHEN CABINETS " VANITIES " INSTALLATION TERRACE ANSWERING BUR EAU games ahead of Washington Roy Gerela's two field goals runs--including one for 50 the Seahawks turned into and Philadelphia, each 8-6 and a five-yard touchdown yards--and touchdown inter- scores•Sipe passed for three • MOULDED COUNTERTOPS • 638-6195 with two games remaining, pass from Terry Bradshaw ception returns by Scott touchdowns. K:wooo ANSWERING, "" PAGING, _MIGHT FIGHT AGAIN MONITORING OR r3RAD REESE PHOTOCO PY IN G ARr'A MANAGER Ii~ABINETS 359 - 5TH AVENUE ~:' SERVICES • Ali d enles" h"IS retirement" PRINCE GEORGE. B.C. V2L 3K5 (NORTHERN) LTD. 24 HOUR SERVICE NEW" YORK (AP) -- to do with boxing once he. doesn't want to fight Ros- turn pro. and l want to give • BUS. 564.1488 Muhammad All denied, retires. smart and that he might not him a sendoff." RES 562.2281 FREE ESTIMATES .'.-., 4603.D Park Avenue, Terrace, B.C, VOG 1V5 Saturday that he will for- "I might fight again,: You fight again." Greg Campbell, a business ; i i mally announce his never know what I might Saturday, All said, "You repr~entative for All, said: retirement from boxing at a never knew, someone might "It would be a mistake for -, I I do." news couference here All, who has announced his offer me $10 million." him to a]mounce his Thursday. retirement in the past only to The Thursday news retirement. The ? rraoe Electronic Repairs U& A story in Saturday's retire again, has indicated conference has been celled heavyweight championship editions of the New York on several occasions since i~ Butch Lewis to publicize a means money." & Daily News said All will regaining World Boxing xing show he is promoting Campbell said All has until SERVINGTERRACE KITIiH ".BOOK NOOK" formally announce his Association title recognition in nearby White Plains on June to make a retirment :; ~ ~ SERVICE ON ALL retirement at news confer- by beating Leon Spinks last Dec. 18. Joe Frazier is also is decision. At that time he :' ~ MAKES OF T.V.'s ence he is scheduled to at- Sept. lS that he will not fight scheduled to attend, as is would be required by the V] wBUY,Sell & Trade Used Pocket Books 2 for 1 tend and quoted him as again. And many boxing amateur standout Greg WBA to sign for a title : : ~; Warrenty Depot for e have a good selection of Hard Covered Books. saying, "I want nothing to do observers feel All, who will Page. de fence. ~i ' Zenith, Phillips, Hitachi, ~. : Open New Location , ;~ ' with boxing any more. I am he 37 Jan. 17, will retire. "I'm net coming there for "I'm leaving there ; Sylvania going on to a new life." Bob Anita, Who has Butch Lewis," All said. "I Thursday as the MeN.. SAT. 8 a.m.. S p.m. But the world heavyweight promoted several All fights have nothing to do with heavyweight champion," 10.6 'rue. - Thu.. Sat. champion said by phone 4623 Lakelse and who was trying to match Butch Lewis or with any said All, who considers $211Kalum 10-9Friday from Natchez, Miss., where All with tight heavyweight promotion, rm coming for himself champion of all the he is filming the movie champion Mike Roesman, Greg Page. He's a Louisville world oveu though the World , Freedom Road, he meant said earlier in the week that boy tAll is from Louisville, Boxing Council recognizes PHON r O3S.3OOa that he didn't want anything All "has let me know he Ky.). Greg Page is going to Larry Holmes. GLACIER L 4418 Legion Avenue IN COMEBACK FASHION Terrace, B.C. ": BARNEY'S SHOES & REPAIR HARNESS AND SHOES REPAIR U.S. wins Federation Cup .. SHOE SALES. WORK BOOTS AND LOGGER BOOT REPAIRS Skate Sharpening A Complete Glass and MELBOURNE (AP) -- crucial doubles match. The Australians, spurred an early lead when King The United States became Fittingly, it was King, the on by a vocal home crowd, dropped serve for the only Aluminum Service the first country to win the grand old lady of tennis, who looked set for an upset time in the match in the 2907 CLARK ST. TERRACE: B.C. Federation Cup in three wrapped up the remarkable victory when they broke second game. But the lead l Lt successive years when it comeback by the Evert's serve in the seve,th was short-lived. Reid lost her a game of the opening set, serve in the next game and ii ll~ J, rallied to beat the host Americans-- hammering r'"" ...... ' Austeaiian team 2-1 behind service that Reid couldn't winning 6-4. But the Ameri- again in the seventh game veterans Chris Evert and handle for match point. The can pair fought back when she twice misjudged Billie Jean King in a tense elated Americans threw strongly and twice broke returns from King which she "DINGLE DAN'S TOWING" • MR, BUSINESSMAH! final Sunday. their racquets high into the Raid's service to wrap up the let go only to watch in .i King and Evert clinched air and fell into each others second set 6-1 in only 23 despair as they dropped onto the litle when they outlasted arms as team. member Rosie minutes. the conrt. i" i~ RadioPhone Kerry Reid and Wendy Casals rushed onto the court. Several times in the It was Reid who earlier Turnbull 4-6, 6-1,'6.4 in a 104- "We were concerned with deciding set the umpire had had set up the chance of an /! is Spaoe is Reserved minute struggle in the our loss in the Wightman Cup to appeal to the crowd for Australian victory by deciding doubles match. tin Britain) and we knew we silence as the four players downing Austin, and she was • ..~,~,'.~'.~'.£:.. .• 635-2948' Earlier, Reid beat young had to pull together and give hammered volleys at each the dominant player when Amerca n 'rracy Austin 6-3, 6- it all we had," King said. other and fought mag. she combined with Turnbull For Your ld. 3 and Evert downed Turnbull "And that's exactly what we nificient baseline battles. to beat the Soviet Union in 3-6, 6-1, 0-t to set up the did." Reid and Turnbull grabbed the semi-finals. ~.:t 3923 Simpson Creaent J II IIII I ~ Ir .... I BR UINS.RANGERS

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Bruins' domination of the Cheevers's left arm to bring OR (604} 635 31161 posito knocked in the •'~ " 4,~"~v' %¢18 Greig 635-5232 VSG 3NS Rangers at their Madison rebound to bring the A Boston pass skimmed New York even. I Square (;arden home. Ull Nilsson's shorthanded, breakaway goal at 5:42 of the WINS ONTARIO OPEN third period had capped the i Rangers' comeback from a Satellite Vinyl 2-0 deficit. But Wensink sank a 10-fontshot froom directly Santamarie jude champ Custe.m Furniture. Auto & Marine Upholstery - Vinyl in front of New York ReD~ir - Van Conversion Accessories. R.V. Suppllns - goaltender John Davidson to v,o.sWELCOME I[ ORDEL I* RD, -- give the Bruins their eighth TORONTO (CP) -- Mich petitum. Boattopping & Hardware Vinyl Car Tops • the under-65 kilo, and Phtliip Headliners • Tonneao Covers. Auto Carpet. V,W. Seats consecutive victory here Santamarie of New Jersey Batty Stann of Ohio placed Takahashi of Ottawa won the recovered in original color end material, front & back since March 23, 1975. captured the men's secend in the open class and trader-60 kilo. $27s Upholstery Fabrics, Vinyl & leather. Complete heavyweight class in the Cindy Sollanski of Michigan Doherty, a member of the The win was Boston's annual International Ontario was third. Stann abe won the Corvetter supplies, Antique Auto Restoration fourth in a row and extended national jude team, also Open jude championships on under-66 kilo class with captured the best technique P R, 3 Johns Road the Bruins' unbeaten streak Saturday. Michele Boileau of Phone 635-4348 ,, | I ii i , , over all to eight games. And award. HALLIwELL,,, Mark Berger of Winnipeg MissisSauga, Ont. second In other women's results: it was the sixth victory with finished second and Ron and Soilanskl third. onetie for netminder Gerry Nicole Forget of Montreal Hambson of Hamilton, Ont,, In other men's results: Ml. won the under-6l kilo class; Cheerers in the seven games was third in the over-95 chaei Baric of Toronto won II I III I he has played this season. Jeri Bindell of New Jersey kilograms.category. the under.OSkilo class; Louis won the under-56 kilo; Patti Defenceman AI films set Aodree Barette of Quebec Jani won the under-~ kilo, Sheffield of Mississauga won tip a goal by A! Secord at City won both the women's class; Kevin Doherty of the under-S2 kilo, and Denise 17:{?J of the first period, then under-72kilograms clam and North Bay, Ont., took the Dhivierge of Quebec City Gall us at 63§-6357 9 to 5 sent a 55-fnet shot past the women's open weight ander-78 kilo; Ron Angus of won the under 48-kilo. Davidson at i:o3 of the class, as well as capturing Burlington, Ont., won the Bindeii also took the best second period for a 2-0 the best technique award for trader.71 kilo; Pierre Che. technique award for brown Ill I Illllll I Boston lead. women's black belt com- nier d Sept Isles, Que., won belts. The Heral~6nday, December4, 1~8, Page 7 NHL Saturday Marcel Dionne set a Los , goaltenders l~9b Sauve and Angeles Kings club record Randy Ireland. Ken Dryden AREA OFFICE by scoring in his sixth faced just 19 shots in the ADMINISTRATOR consecutive game in Montreal nets. FORT ST. JOHN AND WILLIAMS LAKE National Hockey League Other Montreal goals were Highly 3killed administrators are re.quired to fill action Saturday night and by Mario Tremblay, Pierre positions in our Fort St. John and Wdliams Lake may be off to his best year Mondou, Doug Jarvis and offices. yet. Bob Gainey. Dionne scored item19th goal Darryl Sittler and Pat The Administrator is responsible for managing and directing the overall operation and day-to-day of the season • as the Kings Boutette each scored twice funclion ng of the olfice in addition to managing the heat Detroit Red Wings 5.2. and Lanny McDonald added c aims adjudication function. Responsibilities in- He leads the league in goals the other goal as Toronto 6u de clude superv sion of staff, including hiring disci- J'jVjHARDWARE STORES scored and has compiled his erased a 2-0 Ranger lead and plining and terminating, the quality of adjudication, total in just 22 games of an stopped New York's attempt ra ning and the development and recommenda- 80.game schedule. at an NHL consecutive-game tion or changes to systems and procedures within A All listings subjeot to The Kings scored all their winning record. the office. The incumbent is required to manage a goals in the second period to New York had been riding partial or full claims caseload as circumstances change without notioo. overcome a 1.0 Detroit lead. a seven.game streak and dictate. Dave Taylor, .Butch Goring, was trying for the record- Qualifications include a minimum of grade 12 Murray Wilson, Bert Wilson tying eighth game. Anders educaton preferably supplemented with ad- and Dionne scored to counter Hedberg and Lucien DeBois vanced education at univers ty evel, with at least a goal by Detroit's Nick set the club off in the rght five year's experience in industry. Practical experi- Lihett. Paul Woods com- direction before Toronto took ence n an activity such as claims adjudication and MONDAY 5 p.m. to midnight pleted the scoring .wi~. a. control of the scoring. a general knowledge of analomy and traumatic shorthanded goal in me m~ra Bryan Trottier scored his medicine would be beneficial. period. 12th goal of the season and it The successful candidate will have good •leader- The loss left Detroit proved to be the winner as sh p qualities with proven experience and the (NBC) (CBr.I (CTVI (PB$) wirdess in its last 10 road the Islanders downed ability to eslablish a positive relationship with staff games with an 0-7-3 record, Colorado and extended their and those with whom the Board deals; and the II while the victory gave Los tmheatenstreak to 12 games. ability to make decisions and to clearly and Angeles its seventh win in its effectively communicate these decisions both Wayne Merrick, Bob Bumett Moore Million Rogers last 11 games against two verbally and in writing. --isHOurglass Dollar 1M-Electric ties and a pair of losses. Nystrom and Trottier gave Starting salary: $1909.00 per month (subject News the Islanders a 3-0 lead 5114s Cont'd. Cent'd. Man ComPanY In other games Saturday,, COLA). Montreal Canadiens before Jack Valiquette could trounced Buffalo Sabres 8-I, reply for the Rockies. Monday J News [ Growing Valiquette scored twice for CLAIMS ADJUDICATOR Cont'd. Evening Hour Years Toronto Maples Leafs PRINCE GEORGE Movie Cont'd. Dick defeated New York Rangers the Rockies. Cont'd. The Claims Adjudicator is responsible for the 145 Cont'd. 'The Fortune' Cent'd. Cavett 5-2, New York Islanders beat The win moved the adjudicat on and management of complex claims 6 ! Colorado Rockies 5.2, Boston Islanders into first place in received at the Board involving personal service Cont'd. I Grand Old MacNeil Brins downed Philadelphia the Patrick Division with a and ongoing contacl with various people and :00 ISeattle Flyers 5-3, Pittsburgh : I s Tonight Cont'd. I country Lehrer 15-3-4 record, the best in the agencies; physicians, employers, union and other Cont'd. I The Battle Penguins beat Chicago representat ves, as well as the injured workers. The : 30 Hollywood NHL. New York is two points : 45 Squares ~j4.~~ Line Black Hawks 5-2 and St. up on Atlanta Flames. position demands a high level of ability, initiative, J Louis Blues beat Washinton intellecl and judgement, logether with tenacity and Capitals 5-2. Tbe Flames, who were at tact in sensitive and confidential matters. To' Be I Contd. 'Fall of Pittsburgh put together a one time 10-0-2, now are 15-9- Qualifications include a minimum of grade 12 House IContd. Eagles three-game winning streak 2 after losing their second education preferably supplemented with ad- 81 [,.,eOn Prairie M,A~.H, I Cht~istian . Cont'd. for the first time since consecutive game to the vanced education at university level and twoyears : 45 Cont'd. Cont;¢l. I Ref. Church Cont'd. March, 1977, and moved into North Stars. " '°,;t~LJ o~perience in commerce. The ability to third place in the Norris ,.,,~ke decisions and to communicate these deci- Gary Sargent scored twice sions, both verbally and in writing is essential. At Movies Special Cont'd. Who Division with its win over to lead Minnesota with ether Chicago. The successful candidate will be required to travel 'Suddenly, 'Wayne and Cont'd. Dared goals coming from Mike extensively throughout the province. 14-5iF, Love' Shustar' Cont'd. Cont'd. Rookie Rod Schutt and Polich, his first NHL gval, veteran Dale Tallon had a Glen Sharpley and AI Starting salary: $1384 per month (subject COLA). goal and an assist each to MacAdam. Guy Chouioard, 11S Steaks Grant 'I See a pace the Penguins. Other his leth goal, Red Laurence REHABILITATION 10"IC°'dCont'd. IHO I °v'eI Pittsburgh goals came fom : 30 Cont'd. Cont'd. Show Dark and Jean Pronovost replied : 4~, " 0rest Kindrachuk, Ron for Atlanta. CONSULTANT Cont'd. Cont'd. Cont'd. Stranger' Stackhouse and Greg FORT ST. JOHN Malone, Chicago got goals Bernie Federko scored The Rehabilitation Consultant interviews, counsels from Grant Mulvey and Jim once and added threeassists and initiates appropriate rehabilitation measures i Cont'd. t.i, National News Cont'd. ;,., { Harrison. and linemate Wayne Bnbych •.:to.assiSt the injured workers' return to employment. 11 ITonight"ew° Night News Hour Cont'd. ;ii Guy Lafleur led the scored twice to power St. ' Fle~she assesses the employment handicap; 45 Show Final Final Congr. Montreal attack against Louis past Washington. • evaluates social, academic, industrial and motiva- Buffalo with three goals and Larry Patey and R:b tional factors; arranges assessment, treatment or Kojak La~'~ Outlook an assist, while Steve Shutt Murdoch added the other :raining services. The Rehabilitation Consultant Cont'd. Cant'd. Show The added a goal and assisted on Blues scores. Guy Charron works closely with employers, trade unions, the 12 J C-,d.Cont'd. Cont'd. 'London Rockfm, four others. ' and Greg Carroll scored for medical profession, government and private =s Cont'd. Cont'd. Conspiracy' Files Sabres' defenceman Washington. agencies. Jocelyn Gouvremont opened The position demands the ability to work with the scoring early in the first The win was St. Louis' judgernenl, tenacity and tact in sensitive and 10 a.m. to5 p.m. period before Montreal sixth in 26 games, while the confidential matters. The ability to make decisions TUESDAY back. The Caoadiens Ices was Wshington's 16th .in and to effectively communicate these decisions, struck ,both.verbally and in writing is essential. fired 37 shots at Buffalo 25 games .... dO The "NerO" :webs~i Electric ' Qua f calior S include minimum grade 12 educa- :15 High Rollers s~heol ~ I Cont'd. Company ' t~oni'preferably supplemented with specialized :30 Wheel of Mister What's Once Upon advanced education at University level and a Cooking A Classic m n mum.of live years related and varied experi- :45 Fortune Dressup ence preferably in industrial relations,personnel, Making Music Under dog win soc a services or counselling. A goodtechnical I I :O0 America Sesame Mad background and/or knowledge of industries would :15 Alive Street Dash Self Inoorp. MARSALA, Sicily vored Yugoslav from the :30 Cont'd. Cont'd. Definition Freestyle outset, Johnson forced the be beneficial and an understanding of the effects (Reuter) -- Marvin Johnson I I l :45 Cont'd. Cont'd. Cunt'd. Stories of Amer. pace until Parley twice of traumatic injury is desirable. of Indianapolis battled Starting salary: $1827.00 per month (subjecl Yugoslav titleholder Mate slipped to the canvas--more Unltd. the result of tiredness than COLA). 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Skeena Health Urllt KIUmat CentenniaiMuseum 293 CLASSI FlED RATES SUBSCRIPTION 3215.2 Eby Street City Centre, Kltin~t RATES Terrace, B.C. On Friday, December I, the local Annual Adult Art Show Effective 635.6307 ABLE ELECTRIC LTD. One Polaroid 440 camera " 'MUSTSELL' " CHINOOK LOCAL ONLY: October 1,1978 The following are a few of will open at 4 p.m. at the TRAILER Kitimat Museum. The Electrical and Refrigeration ,complete with case, flash & By Builder, one house, new. the services offered locally contract. charger. Hittachi 8 track 1040 sq. ft. Carpet SALES LTD. 20 words or less S2.00 per SisgleCopy 20e by your Health Unit Staff: paintings will be on display NEW-- We Invite you to stop Insertion. Over 20 words 5 RyCerrisr from December I to January House wiring. record player. 1975 Nova LN. throughout, fireplace ruth3,00 CHILD HEALTH CON- 635-5876 All in good condition and and see our new line of cents per word• By Carrier 13. You are cordially invited carport. 5 year new home year 33.00 FERENCES. (cif) reasonably priced. 635-5979. warra~.~'. CMHC approved custom vans from Sundial 3 or more consecutive In- 3 ruth 15.00 Held weekly at the Health to view the exhibit and -- Camper of Canada. These sertlons $1.50 per insertion. ByMall maybe -- chose that special (cS-GD) & inspected. For a place you. By Mall 6mth25.00 Unit every Tuesday from can afford, under $80,000. vans feature custom exterior year45.00 1:30- 3:50 p.m. Please phone Christmas gift. SKEENA COLORS paint with extremely well REFUNDS: By Mall Museum Hrs.: 12-5, Fridays Firewood for Sale. Phone For appointment to view, First Insertion charged for SeniorCitlsen year25.00 for an appointment. 635.3886. (p20-6d) phone Ben Faber Con- ftnlshed Interiors an(# Held at Thornhlll 12-8, closed Sun. & Man. Residential represent the best of the whether run or not. struction. Absolutely no refunds after 1Rritish Commonwealth and Recreation Cenlre on the (ncB-SD) Commercial Painting personal vehicle market. Double Beds -- $49 each. 638-7818 ad has been set. United Statos of Anlerioa one fourth Friday of every (c20-29D) year 5S.00. month from 1:3o • 3:30 p.m. The Terrace Day Care Phone 638-1635 Color T.V. (20" RCA) • "USED- 1975 Ford F2S0 Please phone for an ap- Auxiliary will be holding a (aj4 ~40. Chrome chairs (new) Crew Cab -- low mileage. 7 CORRECTIONS: polntment. BAKE & CRAFTS SALE at •$28 cach. Dishwasher, llk~ For Sale: 4 bedroom home. ft. box. Excellent buy for Must be made before 2nd Box 399, Terrace, B.C. Babysltters who bring the Terrace Coop, new- $390. Adding machlm Close to high school and large family or contrector. insertion. V8G 2M9 December 22 from S p.m. 9 GEMINI EXCAVATING downtown Terrace. 635-3456. children must have parents LTD. • 140. Ping pong table - $60. moo. Allowance can be made for written consent for im- P.M. All of our friends who Phone (IZ-SD) only one incorrect ad. wish to donate any crafts or (Wee Andrews) HOME DELIVERY munization. 635-7686 1977 International Terra Terrace & District baked goods can drop them Backhoe Work 'Must Sell' -- leaving ADULT CLINICS Hourly & Contract (F6-SD) Scout 4x4 pickup. Automatic BOX NUMBERS: Thornhlll & District Those are held at the off at the Day Care Centre, Kitimat. 4 bedroom home on 75 cents pick up. 3425 on or before 635.3479 anytime trans. Locking hub, Diesel Phone 635-6357 Health Unit on Monday, Kalum Brant Street. Open to offers. power. S7000. Sl.25 mailed. Wednesday and Friday from December 22 - 4 p.m. (nc50- 635.4308. (c15-16d) 22d) RUPERT STEEL JUST ARRIVED AT 3- 4:10 p.m. by appointment QUEENSWAY TRADING 1975 Oldsmobile Deluxe CLASSIFIED OiSPLAY: The Herald reserves th,. & SALVAGELTD, 5 ACRES with small home only. MANAGEI~& SECRETARY 3215 Kalum Cutlass St:.o'n Wagon. Rates available upon right to classify ads under PRENATAL CLASSES We buy copper, glass, all on the bench. Price f45,000. request. ANNUAL CHRISTMAS --NEW-- --USED- Slightly c,.~0%ve average appropriate headings and to Classes are held metals and batteries. Phone 635-4453. (eff-m,f) mileage. Below average set rates therefore and to PARTY Location- Seal Cove A large Assortment of throughout the year at in- Once again, the Terrace Great Gift Ideas for price. $3500. NATIONAL CLASSIFIED determine page location. tervals for expectant Open till 5 p.m. Mon. to Sat. Hotel will hold their annual Phone 624-5838 Everyoee RATE: The Herald reserves the parents. Phone the Health 1973 International TravelaU, • 22 cents per agate line. right to revise, edit, classify Manager and Secretary Dolls - Musical Unit for details and Low mileage, power Minimum charge $5.00 per or reject any advertisement Christmas Party. This gives Wickerware - registration. Relator steering, power brakes. insertion, and to retain any answers the managers the op- Rattan Sets HOME NURSING CARE Office Space Trailer towing equipment. directed to the Herald Box portunity to show their Planters - Nursing care In the home appreciation to their Brass &C~\'~per Excellent buy for large LEGAL . POLITICAL and Reply Service, and to repay for those who need it on secretaries for the fine work WANTED: Band to play for Jewel Boxt.. 2 stores total of 2800 ft. Can passenger and cargo T'R ANSI E NT AD- the customer the sum paid referral from their family be separated to 1400 ft. areas VERTISING: for the advertisement and and dedicated loyalty New Year's Eve Dance in Remote Control Cats capacity. $2800. doctor. Terrace area only. throughout the year. It is Battery Train Sets m ~hoice location on Lazelle $3.60 per column inch. box rental. HEALTH PARADE Kitwanga. Accommodations also a fine opportunity for provided. Phone 849-5417 ox Dart Boards Shoppivg Centre, Terrace, 1974 Oldsmobile Regency 98. Box replies on "Hold" For 4 year old children. Cups & Saucers BC. 635-3576 or 255.1939 Four door, fully equipped, BUSINESS PERSONALS: Instructions not plcked UP'Held on third Monday of some firms to have a 849-5449. (cl0-8D) Clocks Vancouver. Available Sept. new radial fires. S,W00, $4.00 per llne per month. wlthinl0daysofexpiryofan every month. Develop .• Christmas Staff Party at a Rockind Chairs ;, 1978. (clf On a 4 month basis only. advertisement will be mental, vision, hearing small cost. Paper Carrier for Terrace THE DATE: Wednesday, Coffee Sets 1975 GMC 3/, Ton Camper DEADLINE destroyed unless mailing' screening done. Please Herald needed for the Mc- Special Pick-up Truck. 8200 instructions are received, phone for appointment. Dec/ 13, 1978 Fancy Lamp Shades Connell area on the bench. Bar Mirrors, G.V.W. 454 engine, dual Those answering Box PRENATAL BREATHING Th~rfime: 12 Noon to4 p.m. DISPLAY: Phone exhaust, camper package. Numbers are requested not & RELAXING EXERCISES The~Place: Terrace Hotel, Y~ooden Kitchevware 4:00 p.m. 2 days prior to 635-6357 Radios Excollent condition. US00. to send originals of Held every Monday at- Sl/cens River Room. ~ publication day. A beautiful and delicious (ne-cffn) Stereo- 8 track & LOTS FOR SALE Dealer no. Dl113A. (actf-nl) documents to avoid loss. ternoon at 1 - 2 p.m. Large lots on Soucte and ~"CLASSIFIED: buffet dinner will be served, esssetto combinations 635.2033 All claims of errors Iri V.D. CLINIC in the usual Terrace Hotel NORTHWEST Angelus Bells Munroe. Phone 964-4424. ~2:00 p.m. on day previous to advertisements must be Held every Monday at 3:30 5506 Hwy. 16 W. •, day of publication Monday to tradition and featuring COMMUN~Y Wind Chim~ (ctfn-27N) Friday. received by the publisher or by appointment. "Angle's Special". COLLEGE 2 Way Radios within 30 days after the first SANITATION Remember our famous TerraceCentre Lamps 1969 Dodge ½ Ton truck. ALL CLASSIFIED CASH publication. The public health inspectors "Ginhwein" (Hot Wine)? •-We Gift Wral~-- Good condition. $700. Phone WITH ORDER other than It is agreed by the ad- are now situated In Eby Yes, there will be plenty of ~ome In and Br,w:se At 635-2613. (p3-5D) BUSINESSES WITH AN vertlser requesting space'. Street. They will be pleased that. TEMPORARY Your Leisure ESTABLISHED ACCOUNT. that the liability of the to asslst with any sanitation Entertainer: Beautiful CLERICAL Open 6 Days • Week 9:304 DEALERS WANTED 1977 ½ ton Sierra Classic Herald in the event of failure problems. "Anjell" from Edmonton ASSISTANTS Friday UII9 CBS JALCO INDUSTRIAL GMC pickup. 451 engine, tilt Service charge of S5.O0on all to publish an advertisement SPEECH AND HEARING will delight you with her The College has two OPEN TILL 9 TIRE FLUIDS LTD. steering wheel, cruise ~S,~ .~heq,e~ ...... ~.in the event.of an error. CLINIC songs. temporary clerical positions ALL XMAS WEEK This all new tire balancing control. Asking 15,500. Phone appearing in the ad- Held at 4612 Grelg Avenue. Price: $8.50 per person, and open immediately for a fluid and tire sealant now 842-663'/after 5 p.m. (c4.8D) W,~I;)DING D E SC RIP.. ~. ver t!sement, as •published Hearing tests will be done by ticketa are available now at speelai project in its main ready for distribution in TIONS: shall be limited to the referral from family doctor the Terrace Hotel or phone library. Term of em- Western Canada. Interested 19/2 Datsun Pickup. In good NO charge provided news amount paid by the ad- or community health nurse. 635-2231 for reservations ployment will be two weeks parties- Terrace or KiUmat - mechanical order. Phone ~. submitted within one month. vertiser for only one In- 638-1155. soon. commencing December 11, Box 1188, this paper. (p5-7) 638-8458. (~-~) $5.00 production charge for correct Insertion for the LONG TERM CARE P.S.: Wives are welcome 1976. Rate of pay will be $6.44 portion of the advertislng Office at No. 205-4721 Lazelle per hour. Hours of work: ATTENTION weddlng and.or engagement toolll ! (nc13-13D) CONTRACTORS PICTURE 11-118 1976 Dodge Station Wagon. ~.~ pictures. News of weddings space occupied by the In- Ave. Tel 635.9196. 8:30 A.M. to 4:30 P.M. Assessment and planning for Indmtrinl office trailer for Become a Wholesaler of 360 V-8, auto, P.B. Excellent .~ (write-ups) received one correct or omitted Item only, The Terrace Child Minding Monday thru Friday. condition. Must sell -- $3,500. and that there shall be no those eligible for Long Term DUTIES: Preliminary rent. 10x40 Travco. Two Kodak Film, Eveready, month or more after event Association will be holding 635-2626. (p3-GD) liability to any event greater Care. preparation of library room jobsito office trailer Polaroid; Westinghouse; : $10.00 charge, with or their Chinook Trailer Sales Keystone Photo Products :.without -picture. Sublect to than the amount paid for AID TO HANDICAPPED MONTHLY MEETING catalogue information for Office at No. 205.4721 entry into a computerized 5506 Hwy. 16 West, and Developing. Minimum condensation. Payable In such advertising. Wednesday, Dec. 6,1978- 8 Purchase of Product only Advertisements must Lazelle. Tel. 635-9196. data base. 635-2033 ;, .advance. p.m. Dealer no. D01113A $5305. Call Mr. Collins, Dept. comply with the British Assessment and guidance at the Centre, 4542Park Ave. EXPERIENCE & for vocational and social (atf~-17n) R 112 toll-free at 800-621.7725. I III CLASSIFIED AN- Columbia Human Rights Act All interested person9 QUALIFICATIONS: (a4,4,5,18,1gD) NOUNCEMENTS: which prohibits any ad- rehabilitation done by welcome toattend. (nc6-6D) Previous library experience MOBILE HOMES • : Births 5.50 vertislng that discriminates consultant. desirable but not mandatory. Engagements 5.50 against any person because Applicants should be able to The Terrace-Kitimat New mobile home s Marriages 5.50 of his race, religion, sex, Ales and bazaar will be held Forest Public Advisory work quickly and precisely 5.50 color, nationality, ancestry in Knox. United Church on with a high level of detail and from as low as $100.0( ;Deaths Committee will be presen- Will do fruit tree pruning. Funerals 5.50 or place of origin, or because Saturday, December 2 from ting a lecture and discussion be able to write legibly. For Sale: 1973 Nova Hat- down. O.A.C. y.;: h;= age is between 44 and 65 2 p.m. to 4:30 p.m. (nc.tfn) • Applications may be made Phone 635-7685 after 5 p.m. Cards of Thanks on logging in the Kitimat (nc5-TDsff) chback. 1974 Bobcat. Any Momori~! Notices 5.50 years, unless the condition Is Valley, Deeemher lZ, at 7:30 at the College, 533t Mc- reasonable offer accepted. Set up and delivered justified by a bona fide Connell or at Canada The S~lvation Army will be p.m. at tho Ranger Station in View at 5003 Agar or phone trades welcome. PItONE ~e-6357 requirement for the work Manpower. ~a3-4,5,GD) CARPENTRY-HANDYMAN sponsoring a Christmas Tea Terrace. All Interested~ 638-1678 altarS:30 p.m. (p5- Involved. available. Small jobs Cio:: iq :~ ,'-tdq~rtlslng Dept. and Sale on December 9 people are invited to attend. 7) i PART TIME help requiRd desired. Remodelling, Phone collect 591 between 1 and 5 p.m. Ad- A forum on the Kitlmat -- Reitmans, Skecua Mall. cement work, fix-up. For 5105, mission $1.00 -- 4637 Welsh Valley, discussing the pros information phone 635-3261 1978 El00 Van. P.S., P.B., and cons of use for forestry, Ask for Mrs. Darrell. 638- De You Feel You Have Ave. Richard Wllderson. (c5-6) autom'atie, panelled, in- !375. (c5-8D) (cff) ~N'G EVENTS A Drinking Problem? There Everyone Welcome industrial development, sulated, swivel captain is help (9.9n) fisheries, recreation or I chairs. Phone 635-2691. (p1- •~67~, ,~ Avallablol agriculture will be held on 41)) INCHES AWAY CLUB December 19. If you are Buying? Selling Phone 635-5636 'PREGNANT?' M~' every Tuesday night at ALCOHOI..ICS - interested in the fate of the For ~ale: 1978 Trams Am TA 8 In me Skeena Health Unit. ANONYMOUS NEEI) HELP? valley, please attend. (acT- Four piece chesterfield suite Urgently required, ride to 6.6 Special Edition. Auto, Use For ,.ore Information phone Meetings: Call Birthright for an 12D) and ono maple hutch-huffet. and from Eurocan. 'D' Shift. P,S., P.B., black with gold 635.37~7 or 635.;3023. Mon.: 8:30 p.m. United alternative to abortion In excellent condition. Phone Will share gas. Phone 638- pinstripping. T top and HERALD Church Phone S3z.4602 anytime 635-2691. (pl-4) 1095. (c5-8D) many other extras. 635-3462 Rape Relief Thurs. or Set. 0':30 p.m. Room 233, Nechako Centre. aRer 6 p.m. (cS-SD) Abortion Counselling (ncffn.20n) OLASSIFIEDS Mills Memorial Hospital. 2 Belt~l Snow Tires with Used Pickup. Must be in & Crisis Line for Sun. Breakfast Meeting. 10 good mechanical shape. No Women SPECIAL GENERAL Thank you to Doctors Dodge rims. Size E78xI4 - $50 to noon. Lekelse Hotel. Sherstan, Horner and each. 2 snow tires with Chev rust. Maximum of $1,200. 6~-8388 MEETING Phone 635-3476. (e3-5D) r Bomphray and all the nurses rims. Size 725x15 - $25 each. HELP WANTED Weight Watchers meeting Skeena Valley golf & I 'Learn to Fly. Join Air Country Club Society Wed. at the Kilimst Hospital for Snow tire for Mustang with Cadets, Terrace Squadron Is held every Tuesday at 7 p.m. holping me pull through my rim. Size E78 x 14 - $35. Wanted to rent: garage for Experienoed Dining Room Waitress st the Knox United Church Dee, 8, 8 p.m.. 8kecon Room I accepting applications for. recent illness and major Bathroom vanity with green winter months to store Hall, 4907 Lazelle Avenue no. z at Terrace Hotel. September. If you enloY ot Meeting to discuss funding surgery. sink. (single dour). Size vehicle. Phone 635-2154 after Desk Olerk with some bookkeepin| think you would enioy flying, results and purchase of Golf Mrs. Sparks 20x16 and 34" high- $60. 5 p.m. (ffn-sff) rifle range, outdoor ec. SKEENACENTRE (o2-SD) Phone 638-8483. (p3-SD) Skeene Centre offers to the Club Property by the Club. knowledge, . tlvifles and are between 13-1a (~) WANTED years of age, please call: Senior Citizens of the 1971 Kawasaki. 90 ce. II0 lb. Terrace and Thornhlll area Copies of September 12, 1978, Union wages Mike Smith at 635-5036 or The next meeting of the Mt. weight lifting set - $125. Dally Herald. Bev Tasa at 635.7598 the following services: Elizabeth Secondary School Phone 635-5970. (p7.1lD) . Activity Centre for hen. If brought to office we'll Apply in person - Lakelse Hotel dlcrafts Parents Committee is DUFFS BICYCLE SHOP pay you S2.00. (nctfn) Pregnant and In need of Monday, December 4, 1978at support? Day care for working Reconditioned bikes and I I I I 7:30 p.m. in Room 126 at repairs. Reasonable rates. FOR SALE Call for help from Right.to- people M.E.S.S. All parents are . Drop-In for compenlonshlp 1931 Queansway Dr. Fujlca 705 Camera with 28 Life promoters: welcome.. (nc2.4D) nun wide angle lens and Lisa at 635-3164 & coffee Monday thru Friday 8-4. case. Only one year old. Carol at 635-5136 ATTENTION: GOLDEN RULE Phone 2 bdrm. house for rent - in Janna at 635.1503 Transportation available. A Meeting of the Odd jobs for the jobless. town. Oil heat. Phone 635- Contact Skeenavlew Lodge. 635-L~M7 MOBILE HOME TERRACE LITTLE Phone 635-4535. 3238 Kalum. after 5 p.m. (sff-tfn) 635-2265. THEATRE Ladies Slim Line Club meets IMMEDIATE DELIVERY Monday evening -- 6:30 p.m~ will be hold on SPORTSMEN'S MILLS MEMORIAL Men. Dec. 4 For Sale: One pair size 9½ TO YOUR LOCATION -- United Church basement, Barber 8hop Knstinger Leather Ski Bouts Kiilmat. (nc-10.14) THRIFT SHOP at 8 p.m. at New Open Fridays til eight. Mills Memorial Hospital Terrace Little Theatre • $20. Oil heater, 35,000 BTU's are now available on our lovely 14 wide and Across from Post Office. • 115. 500 gallon oil tank & WANTED DONATIONS Auxiliary would appreciate Kalum Street, 3223 Emerson doublewide mobile homes. You choose your The Three Rivers Workshop any donations of good; clean Terrace, B.C. stand - 1200. Artificial Scotch (a.06) Pine 6' Christmas tree with decor, and we custom build to suit. for the Handlcepped are clothing, any household (nc2-4D) 'Government grant of $2500 applicable. .:.,looking for donations of any Ilems, toys etc. for their stand. Xmas lights & 3 bedroom, 1340 sq. ft., L. '!: old, broken or used pieces of THRIFT SHOP. Terrace Art Association CONCRETE SEPTIC decorations. Phone 635-9258. shaped home with full Expense paid fare Vancouver. return. For • furniture, sis0 any discarded For pickup service phone Picture loan will not be held TANKSPRE-KAST (ffn-sff) basement and fireplace.. free credit check and approva I please phone wood products we could use 63.5-5320 or 635.5233, or leave due to Library expansion. For immediate delivery Will finish to your collect. ~ for recycling or renovating. donallons ot the Thrift Shop Anyone wishing to return or Septic System " Car warmer, World Book choice. Phone Parker Homes of Canada Ltd. Coil us at 635-2238 between on Lazelle Avenue on ranew pictures may bring Specialists encyclopedia, reeliner, 635-5011 ll Insist on the Best,, 935-5447 ::: 8a.m. and 3 p.m., we will try Saturdays between 11 a.m, them to the Library bathroom light fixtures, 63S-4094 ~to make arrangements for and 3 p,m, Thank you, basement Weclneeday,Dec. 6 PRONE LlS-3t58 kitchen table & chalrg. (at~.026) SCHMITTYSEXCAVATING c,kup. ;(nctfn) ~om 7-9 p.m. (nc4-1D) Phone 635-3885. (If~GD) I II I TI t '(e 1

Tl~.e Herald, Monday, December 4, It'/S, PaP g 1 Discover British Columbia CALL TO TENDER ...... o "THE DISTRICT tM6NEY EVEN ONE 1. h, ,h., toss S=rie~, •...... '..'=:."::.'::::: ~' TERRACE would llke to call •~.'itk.!: th,. :,LY, Yankee.~ ÷~"~:'?";."::...... " ...':..;.~--~ tenders for SNOW GETS A TOUR A TRAVEL FEATURE FROM TouRISM BRITISH COLUMBIA swept In tour games, the.--';-~;"' REMOVAL from the Arena A SECOND CAR? AT THIS Cmcmnat~ Reds catcher --- ;.-'_..~ , ~ , ~ ...,~-~ [ and Pool Parking Lots. HUB was howled over in a wild =....~.~/.~.L.-..;~ ~ ' .'.3 ....='~; TENDERS #hould be It may he chea~r not to lOth ;nnin~ play that '=~---r-',," ,.'~.i~ "~.'~_C-:'" , II I fll forwarded to: ,' owu a eei:ond car, even if that by Olga Ruskin Parks & Recreation means renting one occasional- Department ly, concludes a recent study. You don't have t0 be in a group No. 5- 3215 Eby Street With automotive price to get a free guided tour of the Terrace, B.C. hikes and the rising cost of Vancouver Art Gallery. The ser- V8G 2X6 gas, automobile insurance and vice is offered to everyone who is ' AttonUon: Snow Removal maintenance, alternative interested in the gallery whether and should be received no modes of transportation.may one person or 30. later than 4:30 p.m. on save money. Accessibility is perhaps the Friday, Decem~r 8, 1978. keynote to describe the Van- a~gD) ~~ ~ couver Art Gallery located in the heart of downtown Vancouver at . 1145 West Georgia, and them are ~.~ few municipal galleries in Canada .'| that are so close to the centre of earn c~m ~no, c,qmv~ / things. 2. ']'hat ~dn~e Series w~:. Attendance has risen 40 per the ca,cur fin,~,l,~ for one o;' For Sale by Tender cent the past three years, says bascba]l'~ g:e:,W:.t imrnes, ~ Hail of Vunu.:, Jrtat player Director Luke Rombout, and 4819 Waluh Avenue, was (a) Fr~;~kie Fri~,:h (h~ Terrace, B,C, Vancouver's art gallery has be- Lou Gchrig ¢,~ (~')Johnny come a major tourist attraction. Valv.:e.r1 M,,er:.s Modern three bedroom The average base price of What makes the gallery even a 1978 American.made mid- moreaccessibletoeveryoneisthe bungalow with ap ship of a ::JeSo~,. Tld~ :,'e.'," proximately 1,190 sized car exceeds $4,200 be- fact that you don't have to pay to Gillette is c~i::brnth|~ if:? square feet, Tender fore popular options are enter the stimulating, sometimes 49th year of ~ssociatio,J figured in. The annual fixed unusual world of ~ inside. forms must be obtained with the ,~.~ed~.~'vAt.h ~. $~ from the Building expense of owning such This art gallery in Canada's million Wo~ld Series Bonu~ a car in $1,392, according to third largest city isthe most active ? Manager'sofflee. the study, which was ill[; Iillll lit LU iu§i[J Ullil~ a~u~lll'- u~'°'va'''e'" ...... r--., ..... =I Offer Jam bri:~t~ the g~.n, Sealed tender forms will made by Budget Rent a Car gallery in the nation on the basis tion to the living artist and his 1938. left 17:172 of her paintings, can stall see some Carrs tin| ANSWERS: 1. (e) Charlle piece fi,~m I,~d.~ ~.qates ~:T be received up to 2 p.m. Corporation. This figure in- that it originates more shows than work. So often in the past mcog- watercolors eand drawings from mid-November. I Keller barrelled into Lore- national magaz~no~ tp ;~ December 21,1978 at the eludes liability, collision and any other. Last year 16 original nit|on has come to an artist after 1909 to 194:1942 to the gallery's The gpealle's ry rmanentmcol- bardl as he scored, and participating. ,at

TOWHOM IT MAY CONCERN Sunset Take-0ut I, KAM.LOI KWOK will How To Get Your Snowthrower In Shape For Winter not be responsible for any WANTED debts or bilk incurred by MABEL MORGAN as ~f this Now is about the right date, November 28, 1978. time to start the snow re- (e3.4D) moval season. If you have a snowthrower, that is. If you don't, better get your order in immediately. If you do have one, these tips can save you time, money and un- [$oo##ew,[ necessary problems. CARRIERS Whether your equipment is a walk-behind model or a h".l riding tractor with a snow- LEncouraging ~J thrower attachment, this is the time for very important Making Golden. Years Shine preventive maintenance. Au- Old age is a phenomenon thorities for this advice are that is happening to more of experts from the Simplicity i us all the-time: in 1976, Manufacturing Co., of Port In preparing your walk-behind snowthrower for the nearly 23 million Americans Washington, Wisconsin, an coming season, move the vehicle (left) to detect bind- were over 65; by 1986, ex- Allis-Chalmera company and ing of moving parts or tire problems. Operate all the perts predict, there will be a leading manufacturer.of controls for response and ease of movement; for t h nearly 28 million elderly lawn, garden, grounds main- a snowblower is stored for ties of gum and varnish as Americans. tenance and snow removal the warm months, wise gasoline evaporate~. How- Special problems come with equipment. owners start their preventive ever, a full tank can be these later years, but new If your snowthrower has maintenance. stored if a gasoline s~abilizer friends, new ideas and new been stored properly, pre- A walk-behind snow- is added. Dealers sell such experiences are still possible, season preventive mainte- thrower is a complete additives. However, you These years can be" truly sauce can be done quickly, vehicle, and getting it into can't store a walk.behind 2800 Block Hall, Evergreen, goldenwhen they become the simply and resultfuily. storage involves both the re. with a full tank in t space- growing years. Here's what should be done, moral unit and the power saving upended posit;on; the according to Simplicity unit. Start by a complete fuel will leak out. engineers. wash and wipe of the ex- The winding metal snow- 1. Check all exposed sur- posed surfaces and a thor- grabbing surfaces--called faces for rust. Clean, oil, wax ough brushing out of the flights--requirt some Kalum, Keefer & Crame: or paint as needed. engine compartment. Get special attention t~f their 2. Check the engine com- everything off surfaces that own in both riding and walk- partment for inroads by doesn't belong there, such behind snow hlowers. These wildlife. Clean away their as salt and sand on outside surfaces take a beating debris. Check for signs of surfaces and grease and dirt whose effects can. with care, chewing. Repair hers and buildup in the engine com- be minimized. wiring. " partment. Clean the belts The pre-storage cleanup 3. Roll vehicles forward and electrical contact points. will disclose spots where a bit to change' pressure on This cleaning helps in paint has worn off. These tires. If vehicles have preventing deterioration of need to be touched up with Also pneumatic tires, add air as metal and rubber and paint after any hints of rust Helping people achieve this needed, are removed, or coated with is .the aim of the Christian in preventing electrical 4. Cheek for loose fas- malfunction. clean engine oil. Has the ministry of The Salvation equipment worked where Army's services to the aging. taners; you may have missed Equally important is them in spring. sand and stones are encoun- To do this it developed a preparation for prompt, un- tered? Check for dents that network of senior citizens 6. Check for parts "bor- complicated startup when could affect clearances and clubs and drop-ln centers, rowed" by such members of the snows come again. tap them out with a hammer ' ehe'arful but moderately the family as small boys Owners' manuals instruct before painting, coating priced residences, summer with projects. users, before they store with car wax, or oiling. camps and skilled sympathe- 6. Check fuel tank for their walk-behinds for the Have clearances been •Hemlock and Dogwood tic counselors, It helps people signs of condenastion.Check summer, to drain the oil and changed due to sticks and cope with the medical, social 'cylinders for dryness. Fol- refill the crankcase with stones jammiitg between and financial problems of age. low the owner's manual and clean oil. The sparkpluga are moving and fixed surfaces? Trained and concerned coun- .correct these conditions. to be removed and two If a clearance problem is selors help elderly people tablespoons of clean oil are beyond your mechanical in Thornhill with health, housing or era- If you take these precan. to be poured into the cyl- abilities, let your dealer ployment problems, They tions with your snow inder top allowing cylinder have a look. know who to see and where removal machines, advise. walls and engine Internals to Components also can sus- to go for information on the product experts, you'll be costed with a clean lu- tain dents and bends; family Social Security and Old Age get more use at less cost bricant. (Contamination in cars often are the culprits. A~sistance. They can help over a longer period of time dirty oil corrodes metal,) Very likely, a snowthrower young and old family mere- than you might have imag. This clean oil will reach all attachment for a rider type ben reach a better under- iced.-In fact, well cared for exposed internal engine machine will be stored sep- standing of eash other. ' equipment used only at areas best if the engine la arately. The tractor itself These services given to all intervals should last for cranked "several revolutions. likely will not be stored be- 636-6367 people enable thousands to decades. cause tractor users usually find fulfillment In their later The fuel tank, the manu- yearn and face the future with This care starts long be- als say, should be emptied keep such equipment busy security, fore the fall tuneup. Before bone dry to prevent forma- all year. Page I0, The Herald, Monday, December 4, lt~ DEAR ABBY: I've been going with a married.man I [2 3 4 for nearly five years. I love him and he is like a father , ,oi,, I [ ' to my son whose father is dead. 12 .ll He says he loves me, can't llve without me, but he's Dear Abby trapped in an unhappy marriage (three children) and Crossword doesn't have the eourage to leave his wife. I've tried several times to give him up, but he always IIIltiNI~" talks me out of it. His wife knows about me and has told him she doesn't care what he does as long as he stays married ACROSS 37 Cattle food 2 A book (abbr.) 19 Sense II NNN! to her. I Affirm 40 High, • 3 Compass 29 Energy 24 ~ 25 rm at an age where it seems impossible to meet 5 -Lillie craggy hill direction 21 Culture 1 " N,-, II "Ni single men, and I desperately want a man of my own. r Con you help me? 8 Ancient 41 Geraint's 4 Arkansas medium IN I"J TIRED OF CHEATING Egyptian wife and 22 Carnival I"1 12 Cone.bearing 42 Lively Missouri attraction DEAR TIRED: If you want a man of your own, say trees 47 And others 5 Greek letter 23 Carries good-bye to him. And the sooner the better. 14 Olive genus (L.) 6 Before 25 Shorten NPI 15 Raises 48 Large skunk 7 Declared 26 Source DEAR ABBY: Our daughter is a freshman who's away at college. We send her an allowance to cover •16 Close by 49 0nly 8 Bestow of oll N II N smaller items, but she sends us all her larger bills and 17 Alfonso's 50 Attempt 9 Table spread 27 Merit her father pays them. queen 51 Ardor I0 Fleshy fruit 29 Rich source I"i w° By Abigail Van Buren She telephones us quite often, but she never writes. 18 Exertion DOM~I II Small pastry 31Remunerate © 19711by ~.2t¢~o TtIb~I.N.Y. Newa,~/n0. the However, she is very prompt about sending us her bills 20 Young of 1 Top pilot 13 Rooters 33 Oar which she sends off in an envelope without one personal various fish Average solution time: 27 rain. 34 Mexican IiI1" B s' I 1 word. It would mean so much ff she just wrote, "love" blanket I:1 23 To corner DEAR ABBY: I am not a mixe~up teenager. I am a and signed her name. 36 Apple or 22-year-old woman who has seen a lot of life. I suppose if I were to tell her how hurt her father and 24 A shield When I was 151 got Involved with a married man and I are because of her thoughtlasmess, she'd scribble a 25 Clique pear ended up with a baby and no hmband. This is a small little duty note, 10ut if we have to.ask her for it we'd 26 Desk item 37 Fixed town and the word got around fast. After that I had the rather not have it. 29 Highway charges CRYPT~UIP 11-13 reputatim o/being easy, and 10 minutes after I was I suppose this seems petty, but when I saw that hostel 38 Preposition with a guy, l had a fight on my hands. (Why is it that postscript at the bottom of your column saying, "you'll 30 Seance 33TV part UI B JUIISFS F DG BM J RSSD men think just because a girl has made one mistake feel better if you get it off your chest," I bad to write. 40 Wee she has nothing to lose?) There! I wrote, and got it off my chest. Believe it or sound RUAS FGASM When I try to explain that I've turned over a now leaf not, I feel better. Thanks, Abby. Complained 43 And not they think I'm imttln~ on an act. How is a girl who has OFF MY CHEST IN DENVER 34 Mtss 44 Dancer's Saturday's Cr~lztequlp-- CURIOUSCAVERNS HAVE LONG learned her lesson and changed her ways suppesed to CONFIDENTIALTO VIRGO IN S.F.: The healing of Teasdale eymbais INTRIGUED OLD ARCHEOLOGIST. act? n relatlouship that hae been strained (or broken) can 35 Insects 45 Greek Today's Cryptoqulp clue: B equals D NEW LEAF be compared with the healing of a broken arm. 36 Snmll 11-13 letter TI~ C~Moqulp Is a simple substltutlen cipher in which each Merely saying that everything is all right and never coin 40 Lair letter used stands for another. If you think that X equals O, it DEAR LEAF: She Is suppeecd to act llke a lady and, referring to the matter again won't help. It's lthe will equal O throughout the puzzle. Single letters, ~ort words, after she's acted that way cemlstently, she wnl have iguering a broken arm, favoring it, and expecting it to and words using an apostrophe can give you clues to locating convlneed one and aU that she has changed. heal mlracuiously. It won't. It has to he stralghtennd H she loses the man, she's lucky because she'llknow out and carefully reset. This is understandably painful, By EugeneShe//er vowels. Solution Is accomplished by trial and error. he wasn't lochtsg for n respectable glrl. And, by the but it's necessary because a break which hasn't ~-~1978 KingFeatures Syndicate, Inc. way, it's easier to live down a past If you change mended properly will never be able to stand much pastures. pressure, the AMAZING SPIDERMAN By Stan Lee and John Romita

.GURE NO ONE ] NOT! IF ANYTHIN~ MA~. UP/ PETER PARI<~R J.:i r H~Y, Z'VE I~ei,~X, HARRY.' P,P " ~:. 5USPECTS=.J II.EAKS OUT', IT'LL IBEEN LOOI

What kInd o~ day will today VIRGO well with friends and at social be? To find out what the stars (Aug. 23 to Sept. 22)W~ occasions, but a more con- servative demeanor may be say, read the forecast given Except for one nervous .:I for your birth sign, moment In the nvenin& you needed with higher-ups. can accomplish much at work PISCES ARIES e~ and at home. A good day for <~eb. 19 to Mar.~0)'~ (Mar. 21 to Apr. 19) tackling house chores. Guard health in the a.m., Both friends and lovers but as the day progresses you would love to Join you on a Lmas ~ should feel better and will fare trip. Be sure to Include them if (Sept. 23 to Oct. 22) best ff you keep your plans to making plans for travel. Save time for creative work yourself. Social life is busy. today, for the artistic among you will feel inspired. Local CATFISH By Roger Bollen and Gary Peterman TAURUS b..,d r---'w~, visits are marked by pleasant (Apr. 20 to Mar =)u~ i exchanges of good will You'll have to work hard YOU BORN TODAY are today, hut you can aceempllsh SCORPIO loyal, dutiful and more much In career and business. (oct. 23 to Nov. ~s) m.,~ traditional than the typical In the p.m., don't map at a Domestic interests are Sagittarian. However, don't loved one. highlighted today, but in let your conservatism in- family get-togethers, resist terfere with satisfying your (May 21 to June 20) the temptation to be the center Sagittarian need for freedom Advice you receive from a of attention. and independence. For your partner or a p~vo mate SAGrFrARIUS ~¢~ best success you need mental leads to better communication training and a workable between you. Watch out for a (Nov. 22 to Dec. 21) It's hard to get your philsophy of llfe. You can minor health upset. succeed in real estate, CANCER thoughts together In the early morning, but as the day building, music, sculpture, (June 21 to July 22) ~..SF teaching, and as a writer of FInd out haw much It would 'progresses you become ar- ticulate and convincing. hlstorlcal and technical cost to joIn that health club c~ subjects. Although a thorough to take that course. Mean- CAPRICORN W~ worker and a disciplinarian, while, den't be caught short on (Dec. 22 to Jan. 19) you should always allot suf- ready cash in the p.m. Keep financial plans to ~'b .--¢"~ fident time for play. Bir- LEO yourself today and all goes thdate of Gen. Francisco the WIZARD OF ID By Brant Parker and Johnny Hart

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