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Herald Staff WHter scheme after a similar program .was VICTORIA -- The federal-provincial 'unveiled in Ontario/atelast winter. _ forestry make-work program is hung up in "If the province had moved last red tape, and Skeena ~ Frank Howard February or March .the program would be is blaming the provinclai governmentfor in effect right now and people employed," not acting fast enough to get.tmemplqyed Howard said, "Every day it is dehiyed loggers back to work. , means the guy who needs the money won't Howardsays the provincial government be getting a~." • . "dilly-dailied" last winter and delayed Projects must I~e submitted to the siKalng'an agreqnent ~ the,federai district office and forwarded unto government in rimeto get the Era- .forestry the.. provincis~ ailvaculture, branch r, for ployment Bridging Assistance Program approval. They must then be approved by-. (EBAP) in. action this sum~e~. "Days are running on and n~dy's the Canadtan Forest Set~ieebefo~going ..~,_.~ ,, .-. __., _ ~ ,,.~ ±~_ _. • onto the Unemployment Insurance ' ~=mpz~¢u; nuwaru says. ~ ~'nugm~r m. • /,,..,~.,;,*s~ ~ .~..~ .... .,.!
~r~ci~a~ in the piogram ~ ~e .... E~rd says abeut ~0 proposals have , their UIC benefllS, rum out by the Ume.it. • been dubmitted from the Terrace du~ict gets going;meaningit will be theeed of the o(flce and are now under consi~retien by program for' them." the provincial silvaculture department. The EBAP scheme couples ~0 million in Two of those projectb ~ be approved federal funds and $1o milli.m in provinciai .shortly and. submitted-to the Canadian :One of a number Of carvings just off the road between Tlell and Skidegate, Q:C.I. - to boost payments made to UIC Forest service, meaning ~oy are still ' I recipients who agree to take part. in weeks away from actually getting under forestry make-wbrl/projects. In order to way, Howard aaid, qualify for the program a person must be .... "If our government hadn't had Its' feet receiving uIc bene~ite. stuck In frozen .syrup this winter which
Howa~ bfarn_m .the l~i'ovincisl govern- ...... l~evented it from .acting quickly,, the Ottawa will not make Am ax cut tailings Jment for reacting slowly In apprea.ching projects could bein effect right now," he the federal government to.tqke part in the said, VANCOUVER (CP)--The closureof a B.C. LeBlanc also indicated at the conference that enhancement p~gram. Packers ~ plant in Prince Rupert, resulting he has no intention of making Ama~ of Canada He also held out the possibility that Fraser in the lcu of 300 jobs, waa unavoidable because Ltd. cut theamouut of toxic mine tailings it is River chinook fishermen mayget more fishing of-dimini~ed profits, Fisheries Minister releasing into Alice Arm. time.this year. Romeo I~Blene satd Thursday. They are limited to six days fishing between A joint Senate-Commons committee has - Britain gets guarantee Commenting on the closure of the Seal Cove April and Novembcr. They are seeking six chastised LeBlane for granting a special groundlish ~g plant, Leblanc said .the weeks dqring this period. \ . permit toAmax to dump the fail'rags,. ,'he WNDON (c~) -~ Britain 1,100 Idlometres south of Foreign Office spokesman greundflsh industry is undergoing considerable "I agreed to take a secondlonk," the minister permitallow.s/kmax to dump 12,000 tonnes of has received a~Ruurantee of Buenos Aires. kaid. difficulty. . . said. "There's the possibility we'll go back with tailings from its molybdenum mine daily, safe passage for B.ritlsh Officials said the .ships . Thatcher told Parliament "The answer is to look at the cost factor of counter-proposals." ships to retum ,~'gentine. would' have to make other that the provtMonal:flgure production and the volume of gro~dfish~" he. The heavy metsl particles contained in the United Fishermen and Allied Workers ~Union "prisoners'of" war. directly ,runs "to. c0_mplete the- for: the number of ,~rgept~e presidant Jack ~Niehol said ~,fter meeting with .t#ld- a n~,('s-eonferenee. "It's, not a large waste material e.~ceed by 8,000 times the levels from:" Argentina from the repatriation of more. than prisoners is I0,860: volume. The Government of canada can't allowed upder federal regulations. the' nfldister that there will be cutbacks' in Falkland. Ialands, a 10,000 prisoners taken when . Meanwhile, the BBC said order'a plant to alayin business." fisheries enforcement vessels from Rivers LeBlanc said he believedbe made the right spokesman ,for Prime the-Argentine garrison on Argentine soldiers waiting /i'! .LeBlane .-was here to ,meet Inlet to blilbanke Sound and that-the 'sports z with- -Minister . Margaret That; the Falklands.surrender _ed aboard the Canberra ' ministerial, advisory committee, comprising decisinn, fishing charter.boat industry will benefit. eher said today. The ships Monday. clapped and cheered_ fishermen and fishing industry represen clearl Nzchbl ---~:...... :: . . : . :...... --. :-:.:=He~s-:-s~id:~)y-e~6-Usl~r-th~t-the-law ..... y-:- ...... said.'he's seen- sports fishermen: on- were exPeeted-~--Sail-later---Th~r~)~.ejgn Ministry in Thursday when they heard tstives.. - : " • .... ~•~rmits the fisheries minister to exem-tv chartem" 'fishing continually' seven idays u al week" i-. mc"- ua~,.a ..... l:luenos Pdres salcl.--- Tllursoay ...... mat ~en. L,eOpolao ~aluerl [ Union fishermen are :demanding that the certain owations from r~"aations -overnin" -- they re canning salmon cant n ous y -- "We've :'~ei -^a a- in • -- -- - ; ...... , .. . . - , v,, . . us-, s b ...... •~ v~-~ . " mgnt. mat me Argenune wm oe replacen as army.: government reveree the April 30 closure of the the dtm)--in- of mine tatl;-"s and that the, flsherms department had ~'c'"-- t--:~ ,i.. o..~ ~.^s o ' ...... , _., • ~ . ,J, . ,...... L. ... _ __ _ ...... • v a -,m ~ ~ ' " ' .... " " ...... a k ~, u,m, ,um~m~ •~-u ~,u a nospltal snips uama commanoer ann pl'~lU~|. , pumc.on menorm coast. :rl)oy. reSISt. B.C...... - - ,. pmmemspo,cmgmeareaoexoremecuto e s :" ' '~-=----" "--" "e - " " - -" " ' ...... - •..... "-' " - • ' ' " .... " ' " " .... • " ' • • ' will " . , , . : . . •,, ,.,=.on; ,mL ,, ~'aralao ann mmlr#nte i.i uen was ousteo oy nts .. Packers is concentrating on,higher.profits at -- Meanwhile, the mmmter indicatedhe :.- m enforcement vessels .. Ar"--"------w"'i-- ' .... " " -- ' • "!'~ ...... "
" • * ' " .... - • " • " • : " ' " a ' " .... - permitS~"~"~0ur~"~iwo ships,""S the" auxilliarymZarann 'me.;cambo.naval coqeagues on me mmtary .. I the e~nense of.theu" l~ms-profitableoperattons introduce legislation thin-fall -to. inmate • :Fmhems.apokesman Wayne • Shinners said San junta for refning
...... The:unl0n,:which~feels•the.eompany:has a ...... -'- system ofiandingcharges on Pacific salmon ...... -•--theymuallyi:lh:epriVatebeatsto~poliee-thosa ...... -,~Ful~•-l~ei;,~.~,~beri..a•~•.d.---:-:-~.; ...... : ...... ,--r•-;~-~•-_--~-.---;-~--..--.--~.-~.,-.~;=t° admit...... :~_ . _ -_ ;,~,,.: .... : ,..-~_ .., . ..-~ ~ ".... ' :. . " - .', • ,wa.__ s L. ,. , , .- .,. _~ew_~'sonie , . =•~,-~, o~- - ~mmmoarereaoym:]omm ueteatinmeemmanesWar.. - ' -.~; r~ponmnm~y m me enure mausury, m also catches . • . , ,-:. . c~ , out.mat we~naven c ren eu ' ~N^.~,: ~.. t~....,, ~a^,;i..a " .- - -:'--.. .. . - :.. - t. a,am, a~ tbe'cloaure nf B o oa.,.~..,* u..., ' " " ' ...... - contrac'o ,.,a ..... -,- ~*,--,o-ed ~thers " --- ' "" oyo .,,~,j, ,,,, ...... me reimmauon operauon. There was no immemate .~ " .'~ , .-; ", "°~'~'°,'"' =~ " • ---'"'~'~°"~"~". "~ ' -*0 take --their r-nrisnners -- ,,q.h,..-.....xmu wm ...©,.....:.. w ~k.u~ iormal. ." comment.... m Lonuon~_-- ,,~' ~lwardsprocceaing plant ]:)~. n; putting 40o ~ The xoyalgus would be directed towards But Shinnefs insisted the remaining boats ~raight into Argentine conside;ed " a British - ! ...... L • employees Out of work. • " ~ - recovery of government costa in'the salmonid 'will be, sufficlent. ~ .- , : ' ...... on ~amer, s un.wniau, : • ports," said the spokesman.
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theaUth°ritieslmdrefusedsuCh.prisohembe returned i 'i. neighbors.i [-- WHY BUY NEW? " t Begin seeks peacewith Arab _,o.via~a third country, _.,.: suchas I." " WHEN. USEDWILL DO! I " '
i" ?me]~O~fn~ii E~.ly~b~lga~el. p.l,;~ ~ !hi~Tcl;:~i~t~:n:si: t :iiol:([:mt:~::sh~,:h:ni~: iem.~)i,~ingiem::~a 1ol U.~guay.ttowever, the spokeemani |Doyouwampartsfofix~pYour,arbuty0ur~dget[ won t allow It? Bsat the high cost of new parts with • .|"| % • i-i !ia i at Thatch~'s-10 Downing |-q4all~/usedpar~sfr.om • ' " ,~ --! : Medach.ep~_Begin.renewed:, ireaty, Begin al~ urged hid " will not.inbethe first fouse • spears into pruning~hooks<-renunciation of aggressive st. omce~ld no asSuranCe [ , : ...... :-. ~. .... ' -, . I: ~.... today., lsrael;s offer toi Arabfoes:~Letmmect;let nuclear weapons~ag~mst and theVision of tsaiah will :.wai;,' " . ' has3et been received thdt I ~ I( ~ D . '.~111'~ ~|U~f~=l~ . | negotiate. wi/h all.its Arab ' Usshake bands, talk peace anotherstato, but it has'not..beeome,a. .living realitY, :' --'• Negotiation" Of a Arge.ntina.,. considers'.il. ~]IiI11~,I,/, rlul~/. OnL-InUL- , l" • ,. • nel.~hbor,s, to, :c~eate .a:, 't0.-.each-..:0ther, make said whe~' it..has them, :Men shall not ~each war;. n~clear :"n0n-aggression host~itieein the Falkland,: .I: ". ' ': ':: 63~-~33 0r 63~90S5 . ' ." * . -l: .-.. :~nurJear,:weapons-tree zope ::agreements mid .all of us..However , . W.ester n . in: .:nation shall;n0t:.learn.:W.ar • pa&!:.: '.'.except"iin self: .... which. began ~ith'.:the'l .::.~ ...... ,~ . .=' , - :' . | : ' : -:in--the-Middle. East, ..:- ' -~iU.. ~'~ge ,the eo~se of. : te]llgmce .~urcen ~b~.]ieve 'i anyniore~:.- :':"~,:~ .':.:,...." -:de_(e~,.c_.e:i . beween: : ihe - Argenfi~ne ,.sei~]te : of .~the: ~i ), -]:..-.~ :: ..:. :." : -" ' ' .. . .: .~,~-~,,: .'...:' ', . . . " ~tael either: ha~ .n'udear ::'qr.. Begin :: made :n0 .' dir~t wor]~ds nuciear oowe~..-° " .i'sla~.:Aprll 2,at ~:~id. !~ ~. , ~:. . . ::./.
-to m~nnfaeture', them;' ....:.: erit!clzed.. : .invasi0n ':of.:..: me'~i~'::of .nuc~]~gr!~We~pon L~ i'nun~ber'. 0,f:higher-rank~. ::[ ~a,: :. ::. ;::) ' In his, brie£: speech:,. I.;ebanon, but ,idi "Self- . f~eezodes." : :' prisoners will remain' l~l"l~U~llllql-\.: ./| prepared for deHve~-to the :deface :is.-a: most: -~ae~'ed ' ' "T i g h te:n~i n g" t he i r British pri~ners, he" Said;" .... ": . - .k.! • United Nations General right:and duty of man;":": ' stranglehold on the bunkers.- "we' re still 'pressing for :/"::; ": Serf:Serve.. • . . :: . ! . ., ' Assembly'a special session. 'His,_ government has of Yasser Araf~t's besleg~ that. anui'ance,"' the on disarmament,i Begin 'porh'ayed the invasion as an., Paleatinian : guerrillas, spok~man added. T OPEN 24 HOURS A DAY " " c., harkened back to Is'rKcl's" - act of seif-defence to protect Israeli • soldiers moved into ~ ,The Canberra, ' carrying i ancient prophets. In .the northern •..Israel from -- ' • - ".... • ' about . 4,000,. Argentine :° ...... Highway. 16 W. 635-7228 midst ofa'new Middle East Pplesfi-fii~ii guerrilla•. ~See ._prisoners, most Of them..-. conflict, he held. out the shallingand rocket.attacka. .... your prospect of d"::" fit----:-He3)toposed-a.-t r .,-step. , !'israel' :: .-'-;' youngNorland,eom~'.ripts:andthe.withanother 1,000 : future" in which. "our approach to strategic arms ...... ' ~aboard, will head fOr Puerto -,.: SUPERIOR_MUFFLER dea!er-- ;
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'/••"/I.; ' • , : ,.'liP'. ' ' . • ,:' proV|nce, Energ)rMl~teT}BobMCC!e!l~dmddThur~;,-, ':clltlons, ~ to • I~0 we!Is,~uld ~• ~:.and~!~l. ScxndeckisSl nt • • ,... .."-":• , .1.... ' •.. " ...... " ."... • ...... " ." ' ...... pro~inea" .... whicl!" " COU]~" ' teed " " m"" lch.a in'o' 'jeer, • hqt ~,'one " of" the...,~,i~,t400We!!aaYe~trwere~betw' '* .... ~ :" ...... :' ~ .... '.... ": ~ ' " " ~ ". .~.....,978a.[I1~,. '"*. ""-'...... Publlsbed.every weekday at-'3010 Kalum Street, .... • , .... • ...... i r ' ' " ' I ...... ~ " ' I " ' .... 14"" " ":" " ' ' " ' P' "~' .... ' " ~ q"' r : " " q" :'b • ...,~.~,,~...=..:,, ..,...... ~-,._~, ::_ . ..~ - most ~rious problel~s, we have I~ Brillsh Columbia right., ne ~!(I., ~ ..... ~ .... •...... ~',, ~.-.~' ',/--. ..":~/,...,..,.~.,~ '..'. ~,.
" 1"1 ' I P+" k" I I" '1 +I ..... P 1'I ' : : ~ r ...... ~- now l~-the f~k~'al exlae taxon the domeatie gaa in,B;C, . M¢~eilend~dd 'e ov me't is .... :'~ ..... Umt '. :'r~:::::'::':: :"~:;': ~ .By:CLAU"ETI'ESAN ECKI..-/i :. ' ., ~ .... A.~W!~d .a~. sscond. ~less ,.real!:: Reg!straflon .... • ,,vi~i-~-is ~-~^,,, -~--u'" i2a"- .... ":-~ -.'-'~ ;~^'"-' ' .... " '--~': " " ; ' * '~, g :~ ~ -~ ':~g. ~~ ...... ~' ...... q4 ' I" +II'q •...... Ntl~ 1201, '' Poslag~...... t pald ]n cash,...... return., I ...... tage ....."':-- .' ...... '" ..,,...~ ~.I, _ .£..u~'~. a~a - t t~._ , . ' .lu..c~lu,. _ ....~;umt~ _ ~t...... ' • : " ut.e ~o nora|o's..... on L ~ |10.~!~ 'aJ~ '~I[ 8V~ a0 I e .pna,.~e.I !~9~ k to L' " ,:,Norm,~!iy !t~,~ agelido, ~ :'a meat .Inl!.:~is,a: ~tegory for .... ;" ;'r i ' " ' : .... ' ...... "~" '~ ' :" ' : =~''': " ....." : . It lake9 aboutathird,-ofthe cost ofg~ In El c, andif :-. annomice":'shorU ..... ~ ...... ta I "...... ' ...... B. ' " ~or~'~dence/'.~OWe~/en .:genera!"m~anm.of,School D~le¢ ~:~'fer. ,,o:,sUC~ age~da:itm. :•Very ~t!]e• if. s~'.. ~pundence 'is ever ~ught to the .~..%tabie,.except
"&li'&1$T ! ':: ~ "-::.::' :~ ~ ""..i:', .: . "/. ~i " ~II$~::::: ~' '' eX©!!se ~. -,'.'. ~ . g t . ..p~ ~m ~ ~!~we.¢~m compete .. make use ofl~e ;~drpius niitural gM:Tbree;'re for liquified .'. ror.lett~s praising .or.4hanking the boa r~ .'. '. , . . • • ' " ...... '.'-.'.~ .....,.-.:~:...... :,-,, " ...... '- ...... :: " ..... " ...... '. ' on meworm'mar,,emm...... petrOc~em~cal~,~ . • ...... imtm'el|ias.onei..... sfo" reXt":_ena lo'b n f.as.:L=ine 'nmil'e e._,_=,_~rtsio:*' ~ ,- •:id~lly, ~! eorr',eSlZ~'.de rice .(wh,,th~ _fo~',.!i)~l~fiAa[lon : ...' ': :' '. • ~" ..' ".::' " :_..' ';":L ." ~' ' -:' " / " "..:..- -. Heuld the provincial government will continue its two- the U S with'th~rim~ainder forammoida:4irea pi~dU~tion ' only; orfor board decisions) should come fl~t~a general . • , . ....,-, Publisher. . ~uarry . MUUK..... ':. : ..... "...... : " y' e~il,.' push ,,to- g et the federal.... g,ovemment . to "etg .o~i t of ~ facilities..... '.,and petr,,-.h,,,~i,.olo.;.;~ ,...: " ...... :. ' ...... - meeting 'of theboard. At that t~me the bo!rd chairman , ...... " ' .-: ? '.:-..-""::":. ':" :-',. ~: ".'." " *" •:; '. :./ taXingo~gas'...... ," . " - .- :...... ' " , "".-. ,, What.,.we" i~eed to do is f~d new markets,.,, MeClelland" should _re~d the letters one at a timer ~ea the:board can .... , .: :: :....~.:~. Edi~r, • . " : :~-:/,-::.:-:.-::::~: McClelland released a. Study on' B.C.'s requirements, , sa!d."There'is a Jot of gas a~und.li~B,O.andA]her~: rJ~( " either accept' the iuformati~, arrive at. a dsci~lon ira: - " : . ur,an ~re0g • " .' -/. "' kupplY and surplus of natura) gas and natural gas liquids, at,~e pz~t time which is found and •capped: '/ .: . mediately, decide to route the letter tO an ql)pro'priate • " " :' . : which Shows thai; the provloce currentlyhaa atotal surplus The producer.must be'able to sell his prod~t, and ff he commi(tee' for study, or defer the lotte~r ~ ~e n~l meeting. - - Advertising Sales: '," .... 'of 2.1 trillion cubic feet of natural gas and preclicts that will £an'trSellhis product it doean't matter what p rineyeu put on Letters referred to a committee W0uld ~ brqught bask to .TerraCe-- David Hamilton__-...... _~_jump:to&3 to 6;4 trillion hy the year 20/J0.... .- it, it simply dof.sn't do him any good. SO I h~'ve attached a the board in the neat. lucre for board approval of a decision ._ ::----- ...... --: ...... ----. : . Hesaidthereper~.preparedbyC~o.rgaGgvier;af0rmer • lot more:impartanea to markets than l'do to prices." recommended by the committee.. " .Staff Writers.Photographers • ': ~ Sports:: i:hief deputy minister.of ehergy and natural resources in • The surplus.is dete.rmined by adding proven reserves in No letter should he misplaced, lost; or delayed until a Mike Howlett Don.Schaffer Albor(~a;"gives us some idea what markets we can see and B.C. and gas guarnniead from outside the province a~d reply is worthless to the recipient. : ; it.rgives US a basis for us to decide which markets are the subtracting 25 times the current consumption o~ the Twosuchinstaneeaoccurredreeantly.ln~eflrstcasa, the -" ~17~.t use of our gas in terms o| price and benefits." ma!nland plus ~e firm future requlremen~ ~ the province, Terrace District Arts Council nut'do a requmL~ the :heard _ Reception-Classified: " ...... ~"Thesm'plusis there,.and the~m.ajor'story the report tells These requlrements'inclucleprovisionfor Vancoti~,er Island' in July Ig~l,.repeated~:their request in D~. ~ber, 1961,.and _.. Carolyn Gibson is that we've got to get some drilling activity going in B.C. If needs and the gas earmarked for. a methanol plant being fiunlly.gaVe up In April, 1962 when they.still, had not bad a " weiWant to maintain that stwplns and build it." " . built in Kitimat plus the amount'committed for sale to the Circulation: reply, from the board. By than it was too late for the Arts ... The report says:that if only 100 wells are drilled a year, U.S. . Council ~, put into place their plans for a summer'seheol •-Marla Ta~Ior m "r ." '". ::: ::: " ~ " '. " ' " " " even If the boardhadgiven them the okay, - NOTICE OF COPYRIOHT " " ~ . ".. " . In the second instanco, CaledoniaScheol'sstaffn~gu~led ..
The Herald retains full, complete and sole copYright _ .i ' • - .... 3, When the board eventually set a date, for June tS, inany advertisement produced and.or any editorial _.. Rupert's, . • . catch not pretty- amsetl~withtheboa~'Cal'~)iamadotbe'eatAprH or photographic, content pubUshed In the Herald, ',. '. .. ,. Caledonia dec]lned to meet nntil next fall. Reproductlen Is not permlfled without the wrltten ": , ' " Not allcorrespendoneeneeds lobe presented to the he~urd permission of .the Publisher. VANCOUVER (CP)- A rare fish that, reaemblesa rock lurching piece of debris.'" - for actian, if a board policy exists, letters rolatl!g to such .with tumors Spent !0 days aboard a fishing boat, ]hrea dsya MacDougall admits he had no intention of saving the fish policy mat t~ need not receive the board's attention: For submersed in the murky waters of Prloco Rupert.harbor Whenit first appeared ali the end of a caiman trolling line 0ff e~umple, if correspondence requests use of a school gym . and four hours on a plane.before arriving relatively an. Massett in the Queen Charlotte Islands. Bi~t when it.was for.a reunion, RCMP ball, or.other m~lJor event, the board scathed at Vancouver aquarium, still alive after an hour on the boat's deck, he rigged a tub llas an established policy stipulating which groups may use "He's not a terribly pretty fish," says Bruce MacDougall, that became Sculpini'S home for the next 10 days. ~hool gyms, under "what condition, and for whi~ fees, the 22-year-old fisherman who watched 'the: Big' Mouth Despite rough seas, Sculpini ;,vas still very much alive by There is no need for such trivia to come before the board. Sculpin survive 15 rough-and-ready days between capture- the time a fishing closure sent the 18-metre Raven "Spirit. Yet the hoard continues to m~ike individaal doeialons on
I _ •, --.- and.the_aquari~mm ; . - back.t0 Prince Rupert on the north coast; ' , I r s~h routine requests. "But he's tough. A lot Of pretty fish are ~ sansitiye they'd At Prince Rupert the water supply from the harbor was ...... die after'an-hour-in a bucket. He wn'sn't too:concerned no filthy, with oil, garbage and dead •fish and. MaeDougall Neiiber is tberea need for the board to rule an request for matter what happened to him -- he. Just• kept plugging ":. fear_edthe fish would die unless the tank Waferwas ci)anged groupsto use the REM Lee Tllbah'e. The board has a policy Editoti&l along." . • - ' - - - constantly. ' Lacking deck pumps, .MacDougall ti~ seine setting out tbe rates.for differettt nser:~ups, whether Sculpin| was so named b'y the fishboatcrew ~at caught - netting over ~he tub and lowered !t into the harbor. .commercial profltmaking, conimtmity i:harity; or school . him near. Mnsset. There Sculpini h~nguished for three days while Mac- related..But the board persists ~in debating individual "You ean feel an attachmenll for something like that-- an d0ugall -- now convinced he had an unusual fish thai would decisions on such run.of.the-mill requests. U.S. President Ronald Reagan deserves The time the hoard'would save by putting its policies into credit for not buckling under pressure that ugly duckling that hangs in there," said MacDougall. be of interest to the aquarium -- made arrangements to get A.quarium public relations officer .Pay Lord prefers to him flown to Vancouve~;.- . practice eould be bettor spent discussing major issues of would leave the free world defenceless against ayoid the word ugly~ but admits Sculpini will be "one of the To prepares the fish for flight, MacDongali cooled him in public concern. For one/the trustees could publicly debate Soviet expansionism. most dlstinctiv~-Iooking fish" in the aquarium's B.C. ice and put him in a sealed, garbage bag, filled With water when all their committee meetings are held in.camera, Or Unless the Soviets demonstrate by "deeds. gallery.' . . and pure oxygen. they could exPlain why they agreed to pay the heavy costs not words" that they are sincere about curbing The oxygen was supplied by, a bemused doctor at the of a Review Board and now hedge on adopting 9r putting the arms race it is absolute folly to ~uggest There are spiny warts on Sculpini's chin, fleshy bits and Prince Rupert tiospital emergency ward -- the only source into practice the Re.view Board's recommandatinns-THad America weaken 1t5 poslfion of strength as it - pieces on his wide heavy head, and bryazoans; a form Of MacDougall could find on, a Sunday. The onl~ container the boardfullowed theReview~Board's recommendations to did during the days of detente, invertebrate life that normally, grow on rocks, attached to available -- a 17-litl;e garbage pail -- was a tight fit for the involve .parents in major dec~slon~such. as choosing prin- Former President Jimmy Carter learned the his dorsal fin. There is als0 a foot-10ng grin, a glittering eye " ,63-centim.etre, 43-~'ogram fish. cipals; they might not now be in the predicament theyare hard way that ,trying to soft.peddle relations and wing-like fins. ' When'the bag was opened at Vancouver Internat[onai with Stewart parents ~p. in arms; ~"-" - ' airport, after four hour's t~avelling, the fish was 'alive, but Rather than the board spending a large part of" ti~ir with• the~ Soviets.. . is.. like...... trying to kiss an angry . As a member 'of a family of bottom-dwelling' fish that just barely. A dose of water perked him up for the trip to the general meetings side-stepping embarrassing motions, viper.. /ne bOvleT involVemerlt In me. TaKing. 01" ..-nn~siv ~'1v.Iw-'ts.-. .for. r,,,,d.., to ~---n"~"-~,h" h',"i~d~ ...... to s~t se.mv. _.-t _.,__.._..~,,,,,~;,,m . " . . • " they, could get on with the jOb O(rnr~ingthe school ~trict. theAmeri.canembassy In Irandqr.!ng.the .ec]rly_._the~ttom~F~;~to.~_.~,~_~.~;.,~o.-h,o,o.t ,J:~i~Jr,.~first~-bis4~yed, The four pugerepurtoftheftreimpectieneenductedattbe days of the Ayatollah Khomeini's return has swim that',as Lordputs it, makesrhlm look "like agreat, live in B.C. - ~ . .,..,.~.,~" " Hart Farm May26 ~}~c~t~3.~,d hsa baan prse¢- ~ ' .. .,. ~,., ,~,.~.~. .... ~;, .~, ~'~: _ ~.~-..,~ ~ ~...... ,~ ~ ~.-~.~, ~,.~-~.~.~# ..... -" " '-" ~"~:'~"~' "%'~,~,,'~ ~J ~ ~"' .... ~ ~:~"~ '-: ~'-~"'"''"" "~:' ' :~"' ~""~" '~'"'" ...... ,' " v ' " ----- "students" who held :)he embassy had Kremlin ' " -, .... - , - • - - " - . , ,~,:
• " ...... , '. • The ophdons expr~sed In this column are those of.the : One 'understands the sense of~fear and . writer and do not reflect tbeePinloo of the beard of school anxiety displayed by the averageperson who.is . . trustees of School District 88. ' .n,,.,. ' Interest rates up again .... , against nuclear, war. But to sell our country " short by damanding It unload while-the com. : .The Canadian economy was dealt another severe blow under review. munlsts haye loaded weapons polnted at ou~ Thursday us the'c°notry's eightlargest chartere~l'haflkn• The last change in:theprime rate:,cbarged,bythe,; Con|rol8 discu~ heads IS not the answer either, rais~l, theirkey prime lending:rates to 18.25 per cent and, Canadian charterec'l banks was June 4', when it rose to 17.5 i The Soviets must be taught•a lesson, and that the Canadian dollar continued its tumble, ties .i0g at.77..45, l~r cent from i7 per cent. The U S. prime rate now is 16.5 cents U.S. per cent. ~. , ...... EDMONTON (CP~ ~- When is control not control~. . ~ lesson Is that we value our freedom more than The rise in the prime rate from17.5 per cent followed a Some analyais say the gap between.interest raises Lq the That question may well be aaked by stock market we Mar their insane, ma/ilacal desire for rise Thursday of alniost ~our-tanths of a'percantage point in United StateS and Canada has not been sufficient to give analysts on the heeis of TheredaY~s offer by Alberta Energy global, c.o.IlqUest'and co~)ro[. " ' . the Bank of Canada rate to 16.59 per cent from 16,20 asthe support to the Canadian dollar after the much lower U.S. Co. Ltd. for what amounts to 51 per. cent of Edmonton.based . Since the Soviets claim they will not be the Central bank sought'to':aefend the dollar, which has been inflation rate is taken into account, Chieftain Devalopmant Co. Ltd. first fo ,use nuclear .weapons let them prove to setting record lows almost daily in relation to the U.S. While the effect of the increased prime On consumer loan AEC, however, has apparently agreed it will not vote the World they are sincereabout reducing their • dollar. : . and mortgages rates is not yet certain; interest rates more than 49.per cent of the stock, assuming its offer for nuclea.r Stockpile. Until then why bother us However~ analysts appeared' pessimistic the increase in charged 0n those 10ans to ba~rowers may well rise. control is successful. with ::their empty• ~hetorlc.... the prime rate would be enough to reverse the dollar's slide. The B~ink'o.fCanada rate, which changeswith theweekly ."I don't know if I can clarify it because their (AEC) We must be a nation of steel,- not one made of Paul Kovacs, chief economist', for. the Canadian auction of government 9t-dny treasury bills, isset a quarter lawyers are having great problems with it, but the concept • Manufacturer's Associatien said it might ease downward of a I~i'centage point above the average yield on the bills, was that they wouldn't have Voting control," Chieftain mush.., " . " - pr-essure on'the beleaguered currency but foresees no real The yield this week wast6.34 per cent, up from 15.95 per -president Stan Milner told the company's annual meeting improvement until the government changes its economic cent last week. _ Thursday. policies. ~ .... Soviets mislead ,'.,.. l., bu., ...,. ,.o ,.,. ]n other buainess news Thursday: . • The mechanies of the move are stili being serted 0ut, but Canada b a lousy phice to invest;" he said.. - . -- ~bare prices on the Toronto stock market i)I~ged to details will be included Monday ~vhenAEC circu~ates.'the...... :...... - 3'/~-year lows "as investors continued to despair over an offer, AEC secretary Arlene Moore'said in a telephone O~A~/A '(CP) --.The World peace movem~t is being John G~'~it~:chief'economist with Wood Gundy Ltd., of economy that appears to~be coming apart at the seams, interview from Calgary. - ~duped by Soviet propaganda, eays.Gea. Ramley Withers, Toronto; agreed the Canadian dollar is unlikely to rise With the financial commmlity concerned about news .of _AEC, Which is 50-per:cent owned by the Alberta govern- cider ofdefenee• staff: ' against Its Untted States counterpart and said the Bank of rising interest rates and a plummeting dollar, the TSE 300 "ment,is seeking up to seven million'Chieftain common The'Soviet Union i~ '?devoted to dis~'ormation, and that ~ Canada. may even need to raiserates further to stabilize, the.-_ composite index dropped 27.33 points to 1377.59, its lowest sbare~, at $24~ each or will exchange 96 AEC lV/4-per-cent crestesconditlonsf0~misleadingconcernedpeeple, hesaid currency...... close since Feb. 12, 1979. preferred shares for I00 Chieftain shares held by a" _ in an interview published today. He said thelnterest rate increase represented the "latest -- The r~eceselon-ridden economy probably can't count on~" Canadian. The p~pe~l ca .rries an estimated price tag of Demonstrations in the Weatareaimed at U.S. and West: ' whirl in the U.S. intern.st rates whirlwind." 0.S: rates are any bo0st.from private business this year, says a govern- $168million if cash is taken for,all requested shares, AEC / European missile plans, Withers suggested, and not the high because of uncertainty over the size of. U.S.Lbudget ment survey which shows'businesses cutting back on their ~aid. . " " ' " " .....~,.,,=~---,--~.,. e..,,~, ...... : deficits " " ' . " . - spendingP lans . The Industry .Depar tl~ent also sugg ested in " Chieftain1 closed Tl~ursday'at 21½ on the Toronto Stock ...... Despite the geoeral's comments,, n~any_Western dlpar-..=.__/_Mea~hile,.P~_ gr~!v e,C°.nservatjve:L~a, d er J?e .Clark, . a surve~ there may. be no increased investment at all in new Exchaneg~. t. " #,. ~ " mamant advocates, arecal]in for controls" on both Soviet" peintiiig b0tne -b~aqk-rate:increase,=oadgeranvmance.. . '~)lant..... an--~i~inmpnl"#hi~'V~'~":_.d...... : ...... • • ...... :"" ...... " :" "'~:":'"-::"::": ...... -~'"'"'~:'.'-"'...... : - . and NATO forces, and weapons. These include such Minister Allan MaeEachen m the Commons, #sking him ~ TheRoyai Bank of Canada says about 200 senior bank -" The'offer would le.ave AEC with ~:per cent'of Chieftain's ! Canadian M:Ps as Conservative Doug Roche (Edmonton when he will present hispromised new ecanomic package, executives received pay increases .this year just before outstandihg e0mmon shares, 0r about 51 per .cent after the South) and Pauline Jewett (New Westminsler;Coqultlain). - MacEachen said hellas not:decided on the.timing and bank chairman Rowland Frazea announced a wage freeze'. "conversion of outstanding Chieftain convertible prefe~ed Withers said the Soviet Union is calling for a moratorium refused to ~ay what the package will contain. But bank spgkesman Fred Billings said Thursday the shareS. ' -- " " - on the ~luclear arms race because it has superior strength. " The latest interest rate increasa comes as a bitter blow to. executives won't be getting additional.increases until July, The.issue Was'fui;ther.cloudedby:Milner's 'atatemantthat Some peace promoters are "very sincere individuals who .Canadian businesses already" reeling under acombination 1983,at the earliest. " " ' the proposed agr~mentto vote ~9~)er cent applies onlyas i)ave a rather idealistic view of affairs," the defenco chief of poor sales and the high cost of servicing their debts. -- Alberta Energy CO. Ltd., 59-per-~ent Qwned b~,'the - long aS h.e remains at Chieftain, " said. . . However,. the prime is still nowhere near the 22.75 per cent provincial ~overnment, made public a bid for controlling Details of ~at' arranitei~ent were also unavailable "It's easy in-North America, where there are more in. it reach~l lastAugust. " ...... interest in Chieftain Development CO. Ltd, Alberta Energy pending AEC's circular; :'although Moore said it reflects dividuul.rights than anywhere else." ' : The banks said the increase in the prime rate -- cha_rged is seeking up to seven million Chieftain common shares at AEC's belief that""chieftain's , presbnt manageinant, :An bxample of Sovtot methods is the controversey'over, on loans to t0p-rated c0rperateC~tomers and:a base for . $24 each, oi. will exchange-.96 All~rta Energy 11V~-per-cant es:w~cianYM|~n~r~ 'is acceptable. • ': ! :i!' ( ' NATO plans to.install Cruise and Pershing II missiles in ~ other borrowing cbargea:such as m~rtgages anaconsumer preferred shares for" each Chieftair~J~hare"held by_ a .Wilen asked by a share!iolder i~'AEC would be the • Europe,.he ~ld,-" • . -.. .. loans 7" was the only chaiige for now but. other rates are caitadian. •.... '.. " ' " .. " . province's vehicte for greater inv01vemant in the energy The alliance decided to deploy these'weapons to counter • • ' -, : . : . . ' -:--. " . ' . . : ' " " .... .' ' --- industry,:Miiner.Said:~ £;oughesd gov'e~nieat'd0esnot the~vietS$-20mlesil~, Withers sald'~vei'alhundred ~. '~ .',.- .... : . ::. - : .. " " ' - " . ' ...... " . . .- " " '. : ..- .interfe/e withAF,.~.'t~)i~r~l~0p,,, ~ . , ' :, " ..-.-. - . 20s.had.been' " deployed" " since" 1979.'"" • ...... ' • " ' " ' : " :. ' •".~ ...." ;. '. ,..- ' ...... , .... " : : .... " ' . :", :. : ...... : '; ":. ' '. : " ..... ~ But~bertaEh~g~:d~-~tto'h~ve'greater.expesure/.... , ...... • MoscowCalledfora'.m0ratorium when it.had thead-.: /'/~r~14P~'i#t'4p~;p!~.. l~'4P~O.~'~f'~Isp,%l~:.." l~f'~-/'!~..l'°it'~ilm: Ig'~ " ,-~ tewhatsg0ingo~utsideofCanadamldt!fisprovlde~a~ • . yah .~ge in these:~teni~ediate range missiles;:and the ~,20 :.;. :. :]L_.~I ~L~ I ~ I[I ~ ~- ' |.~ ~ ~ ~-1/~ I1 I. ,I.i~! ~--"~~ ",; V:~[I' U .~ "..-...opporianity". fort~Ya.~*L~ ~;~i~,~ .~.~: : .~.:~ ~,~.. :': '. : .t "/::. , • ..-.if, ,me ,.=. ov=.uu,,~u.m .es=~s'n,peace.groups, ... , .. ,...... ' .. • .- ; • :.' ...... ' ...... • o, - .:. ', ~. ', ...... ,-. : .. ! .., . : .:. . .::: '" " .-. ':--..: ... :'-: :.. ..'L~IP,s Well. all.. navmg slgnlllcant ou, and:.gas reserves m .:.:.. :: "We must preVLmt Wi~r..]rorn happenlng; ~sald ;lIVithe~s: :: EDMONTON(CP)::-~MostCanamans do not appreciate .' :and is c0ncerned:w|~ :utillzallonarid upgradingof nat~a!..i :(~.anhda,Cl~iefia~is~involved in, the Norll~'~ma'~:the:United ' '~To preventIt y0uhave to I~ Prepared to-fF~t" " ' ~ the: extent: of.pro~rinclul:.:~n~miim ,anis':toresearch .and" .'resources '.It aiso !.supmrts:.hidustrlal" aud economic ' :sbites,U~:At'llb).~:l~i~l~id~,'~i~d~':~':.#-.~ -', . , • • . '. - •...... • , ' . ° ".. . .. ' " - 3: .... . " • . : . ~ • ' - , .. " ~, " • -.' .... " • , " ...... , r-. " ...... ~-' ...... ~., ~.~ . .,~--~. L~,w.~ ,~:~ #.~, ~'.. . ' • ...... i' " ...... " ' - ' ' ...... ,.. ' .:., sczence in the country, pres!d~t Dr. Oilles ~outler'of the .. development through .r~earch and development ...... ' .- - ... '. . : ..... - '~ ,.."-:: ~. ~' .:: . '. ,:~ ...... :, ' ' [ ;:"-.-,~. ': u...,..,...i.--.~.:. , '. " ' .''..'" ....." :.:.,_.~- ' ...... ;- ...... ~. , . .~',..".;.,, ",I '. - Al-.~rta "' '. _Research~C°un.cfl..sald' ' ' ' ' ' Tliur.eday.' " .' ",,....._.... '. ". , ... . ; :Tbe.eoun,cdemploys. ' "" " . -. ." * ncar]y:50o.pcople.and:has:a..14~• ' ' :. " "T ". ! " ', ' ,.," ,]~iine.r" " . ~ said:AEC.' ' " simp]y..wanis~to,.bemme~;,' " ~' '~' " , ' •an .: inV~tor,. ' ' I ~-,..~..~^,h..m,^.~,...... ,,,m .r,u.o,u -w,=,~.,.mm=. ,,..~mum= ;.;,,~,~., r.ornmems. : T~-'; .... ~, ~- • l ~--~"" 'Therefore' • " th e Y.ar e not. : takin. g 'Itmaovanta. g e0[ those...... mdhon operating.budget, ' derived: ...... from a provinelal-grant .. - ~thongh...... it also wants'.... "to .appoint,' ' ...... two,members ~ "' ~ " • ....:to Chief- -~ v v v.~,,~,U,l~V~,,~., ~elreslrWlllee.. L'-" ~. . • • " :" ' " " " ~ ...... ' " " " "' " ;~ ...... -' ' • • I ':-';-:~'~:'.'r ~.- -.... -- .." - " . • . "'l.., provincml contr~butloun to the scientific, and enduring ... and contracts with industry and governmentdepartmenta.., tam s six-member~board.~lt was,not, immediately known ff : I : v'v,',"~,~,,~,1,~7"?~ i ,,es,rvo., .and slzeagth :.'ofl Canada;" ~QuUer told .a' The Alberta government also recognizes unlvenit~es,re.a the.directorswried repla~e'e~:ist~g~meiabe~ or be added " I?,' tetaliitlzi'i'lohtioi'efu~tO:nrlntletters~i'nr0u~l~' 'l.'~gathermgof. l,h,~:S.,c,l.liiice,C°.uncilPf'-Canada.~-~;~ - . major agency of research, Clout|ersaid.Heestlmal~l~tbe : to:thebolu'd..:~-.--:--;:~:-~ ...... :::_.~, ...:.':.,.-.-,. I ~ ::of i)o~. ibis l'li~l~0r I)~ ,i~isrt'e.We'may.al's0"~llt./I., ! The ~berta.:~Re~a'rch., CO.,imcil': 'is-::one,example of ' provincial go,/ernmLmt has granted_[lie ,Un[vers~ty.'~':0f : '.M:~iner-'~idded iliat .AE0.-is"seeking a.~conl~0Hing l~lock '~.]iitlers~or sty leand langih.-'~i'i~ieflers1~ 'be 'con; -'l!"Pr°,vincml--Invowe~ t .tn'~se~entifie an£1 technological - Alberta.170 mlJlion forresearch.thisyoa~ " ~:"' : ~ -~,:~.-i:.:: ni'-"Iniy.to~)rotect its inter~k .... .: .":: .- . ".' : . IL,:;.~.~iide.rad f~r publlcallo~,mU'st~bi~-slgn~l , 'If. Is im.:.,:|/:.re~:arc,.~,:Clouf!e.~.~Id~::~/,:;i~i,;.: ,.-*-. :.::4 / .-: :.. ". •.. ~ .:- . ::,./, :.-::..:-.:: :•...:.~:::--: .•:,: .i'i.i'~::. :"[fthey:g'0for49'(peri:ent)aild~i~bodye]so'come~out, I',: .l~Ibte:to pi.lnt k=letter':~m'llti~l wlthlrl 2;I hours/L I .:~:'~sta,°usli~ 60'~S:.Sgo,.;,ithe ~ancll. !s-the prineilml -:: Alberta does not ~st.and-!alone, .!n.:its :provincial com~:-/ a~d bld s for:51-(p~'.. Lm.nt):then :they:,,wlnd up.as a minority I ' ;"i~ clellriidpul~ilcaflon: c~fi~": :' /. :'/--~., . : :-; ".i: ;:' ::| :"' r~r'ch agelic~t~of~[he,:A[.be.,i'la,.go~,,ernmen(; !tconducts:-milm.. ents to.llclentiflc- resea~,~uid.-Cl0utJer[:.eillng ~tiie:.:.~ " sh~irehi)|der....They.:.want~ t0 make ~e~fli~'~d have th'e 51 • ' ..' ,,, ~ , , *'. ~.".; ~': .- • , ':~-.*:':J:,.r.e~aMdps~pporl.o~v.liiciq],d~pa_rtm~ts.an..dagencles. qnebec's vast.involvemant.ln~r~; 7~'~.~.,.~.:.':':?,..::,..~!~-,d.::~,.~l~i;cent'to'prot~t-:~ir.i~S|ii~on','~,~.-:~:~,~:~,~:'.:. "-' : .
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was born to a daughter, SonJa, and was , missed by all. Most of the traffic, was ...... I ralsed with them (dmo~t . from birth. ' Tlm.,mzily wonid like to thank all | from west te east+7 as ~ ~ ~ 7.(~ ~'~ ~~•~~' :' , The three were ,hieeparable '*com- friends and .relaUveewho brought food | families sought to flee from J
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them from 6 p.m. grad night untU late. Saturday morning. , ,.=., # -.,,,,~,~, ~. ..+ @RI~EN ALGAE 1 -- These bright-green algae are +- , The group has the support Of blgh,sohooloffieinla and the found i~ abundance throughout Canada in marshes, RCMP in. undertaking the pro.~t. - • . lakes and ponds. (A) CLADOPHORA has filaments People volunteering to drive ean phoae Roland Krueger that grow in'branching clusters and form'extenslve ., +'' ~L:: at ~P3323, whiln ~ads wanth~ lifts next weekend can mats which are often free floating. It can also ---~eae either that number or 638-6196. grow on submerged logs or piles. (B)SPIROGYRA .~ • t ;++. is a,fitamentous type in whch a spiral, photo- ,"I: + " . . synthetic structure (chloroplast) grows in each cell. +" +'% . • • occur in dense mats. " .... Women's fest,val , P,"~+"~P'+,~+'i~!~¢:o ,%, .,n..+, .. ©~,+-,+,
,,?asia,+ o + . ++•+,+ +s .++,~ . +=+, •, ,o+ a - ;+ +~"!t •)+) ' ..e~,)',, ' . ~)d ,l:d h~P~ll~l¢~Jte~pi'~ ~+ ":%'"~"m+t:'+'l J,;~.l[ HAZELTON -- The 't~e~'•:' '+nt~ve"" '+'+'q~+~(~+N~'- :- -' '" ",'.' u Women's Festival away from the Kisidox rodeo ~rounds is not'e~pected to lessen attendance at the event. i0~'~ 300 women and children are expected to attend the third annual Northwest Women's Festival, now slated for the Klsplox Valley Farm. The festival venue was changed last week when feetival organlzers discovered, the herbicide Tordon ZlK had been. spr//yed over the rodeo grounds in un effort to kill off thistle - and prevent is spread to nearby farms; Fearing pmmible side.effects from the spraying of What they conslder to be a dangerous chemical, the group decided to change locations. Tho festival itself is com/zmed of a number of war~beps ranging., from massage and holistic healing tn se .ff-dofeme, midwifery, child abuse and nuclear disarmament, Guest speakers wm include.Louise.Mengun, the chair- .personof the inte~-dlsclplluary Task.Forceon Birthing in B.C. Fuurthor information is available from Beri Jimes at 842- 6033 or, Veronica lgnas at 638-0228. Candystripers given awards
Herald Stall Writer ...... ::-~-They're affordable,- attractive - For thosedyou Who qualifyfor a:-- These: quality, homes are 924 ...... • ...... =7--+-~.-.• ! TERRACE -- The'annual candystripors awards night manufactured homes, B.C. second mortgage; the door is square'feet in size. They're etmrgy was held in Terrace June 14, • Andyoucould own one for around th.enopen to averygenerotmfirJan, effident, easily,maintained and built Nurse Marg Petrick,(~.ned the evening ceremonies with thanks to the girls for their nmn~ hours of work and to the _ " - ~0,000. +' -, dal package from the.Royal Bank or to.a "level:OfWorkmanship that k . Ladies A uxilinl~., for sp.onsoring ~e.,program: . "' d ' " " Here's how. . " the Canadian Imperial Bank, of meets ~ ~...c~_ all gov~t , ...+ ...... Hospital am
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OTTAWA(CP) --Toronto Argos before the start of National Football League second quarter by Cedric .~:Argonauts have trimmed last season in a trade with. expertenee as an Atlanta M~nter while Jones passed .one import quarterback Man,eel Alouettes, but saw " Falcon, and the league • 17 yards to former Rough i~from the five they've been limited action behind requirement to trim their Rider Martin Cox, also in • .the second qua~er. r..carryil~ through traIning starter C0ndredge 62-man roster to" .50 by ~.for the Cunadian Football Holloway, Saturday, the Argos" were CoX. theo. electrified the .,League sea.zoo by trading Whll~ the Argos still have pressed to move at least one ": shirt-sleeve crewel with a 75- 23-year-old Mike Williams • 'Holloway, Joe Barnes, June quarterback in timeto get yard rdnback o( an Ottawa to Edmonton Eskimos Jones and Canadian Dan something substantial for kickoff .:behind 'brilliant Thursday night. Feraday on thee:roster, the him. special-team blocking Sate in .the third quarter. - . . :-~' '+:" ++ [ General manager Ralph Grey Cup champion Pointer spent last ~azon Eastend Supremes soffoall team Shawoff teams were given awards at th~ Terrac~i~! ,!+, •Eskimos were +'.~.0neemed The only Ottawa touch- [ Sazlo waited until after the. on. the. Eskimos'• reserved the trophies they won for finishing first in Minor Softball Association Fun Nlgt~t:*~'~ about a solid backup to list, but ~he 6-foot-1, 22~ 'down .-- their "first of the i Ar~os had beaten Otta~va the Mite divi~lon's reguler season thls year, Thursday at .the Terrace Arena. Sport, ~ :.' Rough Riders 26-10 hn an starter Warren Moon with pound linebacker from season so far -- came on a ~one-yard run by Derrek Bob's Swingers were second in. that smanship awards wer'e given to Northwelt exhibition gale'to an- 1the retirement after last: Vanderbtlt University. was i nounce the trade for middle season of veteran Tom touted in Edmonton as the " Peels early in" the-first division, while All Seasons and Vic Froese _ Sportsmen, VIc" Froese ~ and . Br.l-Doil. i linebacker John - Pointer, Wilkinson. heir apparent to Dan quarter. The snap was Trucking were one.~NO In the Squirt division Specials for being most fun to I)lay aginSt, as' " fumbled on~ the' convert : wide receiver Mike Smith With Barnes, acquired in Kepley. - ...... and'Gemini Gems and Skeena Hotel were voted .by. the rest (if the players In each ': and future considerations. a trade from Saskatchewan Smith, 23, is a rookie from attempt by Gerry Organ, ' first and second ln the Pee Wee dlvlsion. All division. who went on to kick a 38- Williams, a six:foot, Roughriders, Holloway, Grambling University,'. and i i i i i iiii i pound graduate of Gram- traded from Ottawa two was •a teammate of ' yard field goal and a .single i bling University, joined the years ago, and Jones, wi~. Williams in 1980. to ,close out Ottawascoring. • ~ - ,, ... But as good as the Argos looked, on offence :against what has been conceded one of the best defences in the Canada drops U,S. +in Taiwan i Softball big in Edmonton league,~ they.'were equally impressive on defence, TAIWAN (CP) -~ Canada •Carole Jane Saaley made Elmira, Ont.. weekend to Bulgaria fur ,~ EDMONTON iCP) -- and the opportunity to summer evenings. " won its eighth consecutive good on two free throws Canada had previously games agaihst East :,.Darlene gonger, an' office release daffy tensions, _The Edmonton Ladies' They forced a fumble by. running back Sam Platt on a game Friday night, . .with 14 seconds to play. beaten Singapore, South European teams. In Ikte manager for a building "A lot of times if,l've had Softball Association has 80 upending the United States Korea, the Talwan A and B'. July, the,earn returns to the ~f'wm, missed supper the a bad day at the office it teams-- twiee an many as it third-and-une situation at the Toronto five-yard line in 70-67 to win the 14-couatry Andrea Blackw'ell of teams,- Prance,- Sweden and Orient to play against South ther night. She had to rush takes out all the frustrations had a few' years ago -- of- the first quarter, picked off WiUiam Jones Cup women's Kingston, Ont., and BOy Australia en mute to their Korea and China. ome to get.ready, for a +I may have built up," said" fering everything •-from two Starkey passes, one in basketball tournament. Smith of Salmon Arm, B~C., gold medal .victory..The The men's division of•the .:rsoftball game. Senger, 28, who is single and extremely competitive ball their end zone -- and in- A sellout crowd of 11,000 sparked the Canadia~ of.. "Americans tookthe silver Williams Jones Cupis set to She is among hundreds of started playing softball in the. toP divisions .to tercepted one late pass by cheered wildly as •Canada fence with 20 paints each. while Australia earned the begin Tuesday with teams ;Edmonton women playing seven years agooo she~could strictly .recreation in the Isaac." led.the game from start tO *'Janice Paskevich Of bronze. from 13 countries, corn- "softball f(~r fun, exercise be active during long lower, fun divisions. The held Ottawa out of finish. At half time, Canada Y Calgary had ~10 points, The Canadian ~-team poting; Canada and the TY.8. threatening feld position was ahead 36-32. "Ithink it's the best game returns home Sundey to are favored to meet in the Brian Jacobs, the most of the game and had a Late in the" second half we've ever played," said pTepare for a trip next final. association's second-vice ° series of key sacks of Canada built up a 10-point Blackweil. "We played president, said softball's Ottawa quarterbacks. lead but ~e Americans tough and got onto the popularity has risen " ~t~ .... fought back to within one,- boards well.'.... /' UNEMPLOYED ,+ ...... -- . -. ~ wnen It wa~,aq~ oj~.e~.~e I...... i ...... f +r ~eeause nt s,one, m-me-~e~ -+, ;-~.~ +~ h~d ~ ..... " -ie" "='1 with tW'o~'dte~~f(~|~'9. • '~I wa~ S~e ~e'6~uld'~t~p +++++++_i.W +_._____.____ J(Y M li[ns ...... organizes• "-- s ports': apen+to • .- .;,~-~osn al..~s -e.,runupant~ .... ~o ' Ca~iada'assu~ed~iiself0f a t~'e~ ~ and ~ '~/e"'~Jd'.';'"~id - +I('" {; h~,l+,i',i: %,~1 : ~:?l t}ffl z*, ,y U UI UIJ.CIII;C gO women in summer. Another -- " win when Montreal native :coach Don McCrae of • notable to attend a sub-local meeting -- reason may be an increased rushing, and 406 passing Come to the Union Office and vote on an awareness .among females while Ottawa generated 401 • net yards of which 87 were St t= and Standing= ..Important Union bylaw change. of the value of fitness. " 'on the. ground and 326 in the CIAU +meetings over | Unl.on Dues exoneration cards must be Jill Cromer, 22, a HoHbway, who .played university graduate in WINNIPE~ (CP) "With against .. the. +Western NATIONAL 'LIA{IUI AMERICAN LIA@Ui filial .out .for each month.you are not geography, said she Would most of the first half and in basketball problems solved, Interuniversity Football. lilt Olvlllill lilt DIvlllli the third quarter went Jones W !. Pot. OIL W. L Pot. elL working. You can fill out your card while rather play ball than jog. a heatpd debate over. League ~f~soss0~ batnext St. LOUIS S7.' 25 .$97 -- BOlton 31 g3 .ll] -- you are in the office voting... went out for. a time with Montralt 32 27 .Sg~ 3~ Detroll 3S 23 '.I03 'i~ football playoff sites closed -season the . Western New' York 31 29 ,511 $ baltimore 31 21 .5|5"4 1 banged ribs, was good on 13 "It~wakes you up, it the 1982 Canadian champion will. play host to PhllldilphlO Sl ;19 .517 S Milwaukee 32 2Y .5;15 I of 16.pusses attemped for Pittsburgh 'Sl ;11 .446 I NIW York ;1Y gY ,~0 7V~ bFFICE HOURS • totally gets your mind off Interuniversity Athletie. the Ontario-Quebec Chicago 25 39 ,391 13 Cleveland ;19 30 •51;1" S 249 yards while Jones 1:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m, -...... ~ whatever is bothering you," Union annual meeting champion and the Atlantic .' . West Division To,onto - ;11 35 ,444 I} completed six of nine passes AtllOtl 31 ,gS..&23 -- WSII OIvIIIOR ,.- said Cramer, wh0plays in- Thursday, - wihner .will travel to' .the Sin Diego 34 ;iS .~i1 3~ California ...... 31 •2i ,8Sl -- Man, to Frl. for 71 yards and Barnes an upper division and~ Delegates from Atiantie home of the Ontarlo-Wekt LOS Angllts 3;1 ;12 .SO0 1~ Kansas City 35 ;iS ,5S3 V~ : 206 -4721 Lazelie Avenue eigh( of. 12 for 88. Case Sin. Frlnclsoo ;iS';11 .431 11~ Cfllcsso ;1$ |l .174 I teaches pawer~skating in, Canada, who had earlier winner in 1983. Clnclnnltl 21 35 ,435 I1~. Sllftll ;13 3;1 ~$01 S " ~-TerraCe,. B;C. compl.eted 13.of 16 passes threatened to disobey a new Houston 25 34 .41t I|Va OeMand. ;19 ~ .44~ 9 "We're all disappointed Thursday MIIUIII • Texas ;11 35 .|75 lava'-" for •143 yardewhtie Starkey basketball regulatinn,'were that this decision" was CIncnnltl 4 Sin Frencll~'O .;1 Mlnnesotl 15 $0 .231 ;15 hit on ~iBht0f 16 for 94 yards angered by a decision, to ~ made," said Bob Hayes of Chlclgo 1;1-Montrlli ,I TNvrldsy Rlsvlll and Isaac SLY.of 10 for 89. Phllldllphls 4 Plltlburoh S ChlcIgo I10lkllnd Y -forgo the Atlantic college St. Mary's University of (11 Innln01) _. Bosto~ 5 Clevelond 3 The top runner was Peels lamls Todly MIIwiuKee 3 Delmlt 2 bowl 'in 1983. Halifax. Mo~trlll et Chicago Cliih~nll 10 Torgn~ I with 23 yards on five carries The basketball .con" "The Atlantic Bowl has New York It St. LOUil 2 N TlXlS S .Seltlll 1 • While Platt went 22 yards oq "'. Phllldsiphll It PIItaburgh N Olin Tonllht ;. troversy, in which a rule had a much greater impact Lol A~Hllet M CMclnnlti H Boston at ¢levlllnd. fiveand Minter. 19 yards on was proposed to: limit the on theEast Coast than the San Frlll~isco el Atllntl N " ~llwiukll I1 Oltroit SIn OisOo it HO~ltO~ N BiIIImors it New York seven.to pace the Argos on number, of" non-Canadians Western Bowl has had on TlXiS It Mlnrlelota ; ;thegrou=d. ' . ' on college teams to two the people to the West. Chiceoo ,at Cailfornll - Toronto "at OIkllnd. • Wide ~ receiver Stuart from three, was.resolved- "To go without tl~e Thompson. Poh AB206 39M Hill AVl.. •330 Ktnlll CIIy at ~litlll - . :- Gaussionshowedaflarefor after it was dec~ded t~ defer Atlantic Bowl is a great • Rimsey, SiC 11311 37.3g/ • • ge{tLIlg0 and goodhands the motion to the ClAWs .: disservice to the people of - /oro,:.Sll. v • ~_1.1 ,g ~ .$~4 .. Hlrro., CIe All22549 R H,5 Aid•.371 --to.lead-the ..Argos.wlth-six--.-annuat-meeUng in- 1984...... 7-the Atlantic Provinces." ...... allvII;;' MS| ...... Ji~-3"1/0;323 • • McR4ii;" 'KC- --- .... 2:19 34' I1 ".S54 -'~'~ receptions for 76 yards However, the" hotly- The decision was the first Jones.Fraflcons, SD MII 131201 1444 5742 .32g,..321 ~ Wilson,OOl~nlll. KCTor - 1,1"64 31SI--$S 53 ~340,~L~4' " ~ while ~m~lng back Jim debated football decision official move since the Knight, Hou 244 32 711.320 Hrbeko ~ln 210 3g 71 .33= One .u!"= th.e m ii Reid was the top .Ottawa, paesed 4~y a 29-t0-26 v()te. IjIP.U...... [QOK over u~e uatlonai Cadlno,Peal, Pgh, cln " 194tit =46,10 41 .3~4,3w ClrlWsCooper, Oil MI, ..... 2S234205 35 .Y4~13 iS .3]| ] receiver wtth 69 yarddon six "Und~,)he .new s"ehedule, football championship from '* ~,,tsmaK), ,_as 170 2O .,i.~lt. receptions, most of them .~tlan~U~'JCanada will Play . 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,?++'...... + ' , , IArgent'nI a fac s hot Hun• ' . !!!!iiilRussell,tegiOnpla.ff, winner s i,n ust oL/, oarYaayt '+ ~ ' ll:q '~4' " ( ' ~ ' " " q '' kr~ kl '" '''" ~ ' ' I ~~' ' ' ' I ' W up ame, i+, + • I I~ q r I" ~"y" "-- ++ Thursday, Rus,ell and Sees ,+Elks wou+their + ,p~+.,w,~.?,, ~ am , ++, +seawmei~LTamillk ,qmmedtheir flm:roond best-oF +me,. the,regul~'. +se~.so~+.,~+..:: .'S : M+!~RiD.,.I (C'P)I'. ,~+.,~nm" "he +rag few, The~ :i~emataing:,gam~' +ver~oneit,)S!m~Idnot!hllm r' ," ,;,~, Ipo!t!,, eo0np!= in mmtrW+ "mr+. novice ,series .aginst;: Thu.rsday when.+: they b+eet": :: ...++Argenthia.'.mmt dimb.,a: +,in,,~" World 'todaY, matches ;!taly+(md +..,been:.,a ,urp+,ls~+!lsa!d , ' ."•l!y, with. !scrams ~ " ¢&,~W +w+tha 10~ wis,- led.by .•: ,-May+slit Jbw~!lets L~4;":.:'Dan'. ~'..: ,...,modntaintonight.to boldon:..Cup dd~"dn:Sunday, "... ,i peruin'apmuP ...Onentatch.+.? L: Car!01A.l.be,r!o • Parretr=/~. kql"q"" ~L r , ' Ik", + i I ' " : ' " /'J', : ~ ' :' "'~V Russell.and Blal~ Manlfold, .~; ~: Olinam .!~+:/; " , i.~,ItsW+rla ~,+~rown. ':':':'L+'~/'~ ~ k~ : "~"" A;~:~0 r Pe~'ll W@uldl~,~II+.;,':K~W~+'S+:Br,~+~+ ira: (~,.¢h.: /. ;+'!"' :i'. ~0 ~OOk""'~r''/ ":Wh~'~dth~ +O~h~ch,"Do~"" +' D~/'~~: .W~" the"+~iJ~'~'? i :/...i..Np.,;playere.¢an.;:haVe,,.livlbg.{L./O~.,."il~: nei-ves ~+/+~wPrise+.t/hougb:~Ot:+~o+.";/W¢~¢re~ted ¢.h,e:i bett+r'-.. ' ;:' 4: * ~' ~" r4 0~ ,miimmt~::La~ '~ • 0~, had two ' and 'Rdpe~ . !c'orereS, 'while,+ M~J~!ti~ 1"g~t :'~'::'''~ '.~'. ea~ a. ~ea,ter.,bW, dm' M iJ.+. ~e~,r~ l.seville the ;': ~urprinlng... +a.si. the.. per+++/,. ~C+h~ees.'?:,.:, :-fi '. : ,, +." ' . -. ,~ ;I ~ m+' me++ ~t +m~'" ~+: ~',' j: N~ u end Mlqbael Demelt lind.. ~ i~/.,Scott. +:Bui+( m~:-.., ..:./m,punml+bllity+..th~n, .~'e'r~+!'1"i:, BEII~ '+W~l .:,!~,+,g|v~g, :', f+rm~nce,i+; of '++u~.lll~letlli~)+'-/~!o~+~+.a coll~ed. :/' belt 0f41Ve ' senior .o divts+o~. ~L " " ~m: f+ Russell, while Ben , Nm'rie 'l~enr~ant.+:• .," . +'i :././:, ," : mm ,manage. cesar:.;~...en0t+~e+ • .dlsplll'y',':of :the' KUWait who/Tlmrsday, held .. play,througli0~flieopedng.- ,' ": , p~y~s." ~ P0~0~ MdT~d Mom'o h~d two ~dJ~J~kako~;"., ~"r ' '~ ~~; ' 4 * ~ ",~ ~ ~%'~-' 'd -'. ' ~ ~' ' ~ ~ ~T~ , : Menotti rWillsend oiit:toface" : reala~ ~-try that .sets Czech0.~!ovakia,'to ,a: t,i: , sO minutes"~ind took:.a I-0 EE" ~ ~ had four g~' ~W~e " and ~ ~.~ ~' L' m~ I'' ':" 0K ~ "g~' :a rare- "shutout,; :: "' Hungary tonight' "' .: '+ :t+~em +. ai~izri 'from 'the" =draw in Vailadolidand Went " lead on adisputod goal in' " Steve Buick andAaran Callihoo. each for CASAW. - . -. .. i Thursdaywhen~eybeatKltimat :'.' :' r+..Al-O defeat. . by '..Belgium .., in+ remaining2Slinalists..~b +. ,.: , '. withinanaceofpullinsoffa.• ..... :...... the~tstminuteonapmiiilt~, ..... bethi had hat. trlelm. Barry Both of those seriee have their. , BulldallS-0. KevinGralmmand , - the opening match of ~the ,, "Bra~..mk+s on Scotland., ~.oek victory, • "..' "klck•.WhanAnt~in~Panenka . ,. Olivierscoredagoalendlmdfour second; games scheduled for Hugh Mitchell each had a pair _ tournament on-- Sunday in amatch~tJ~;tshouldsenit .... , ~ ' -' ' . allpped the shot' just inside assists fw the winners. Menday nl~lL - " ' while PrescOtt Bolton and rocked the titlehold~rs, BUt move into the second round "The result was a sur; the left'~st. For Landscaping, it was In; f.he Dwayne Stua~t~got me apiece for final regular-season •24 hours le;ter came news of from GroupSix. prise, but we showed Kuwait fought ,back Mickey Williams and Tom the winners, games in the other two .divisinus, the loss of the Falkland, fiercely and tied it in the Stanmtakin. Elks and OK Tire'eame out Playoffs in those t~o divisions Islands to British forces in ~th minute when Falsal AI- In 1be other l~yoff game winners, begin Monday night,. . the South Atlantic and Dakhll ra~ed forward from morale reached its nadir. '-.... ~+ World Cup ticket sales mldfield and crashed a ~0- But Menotti and his team metre shot past goalkeeper believe they can play a part Zdenek Hrusa. in reviving national pride by .cau ng''+ muchgrumbling The other two games winning a place in the Thursday produced little. P ,rates" __ put out by bunt. ,call second round of the finals. • MADRID (AP) -- Most of Mundlespana, the football of consequence, A win against Hungary is the WoHd Cup soccer government-regulated =~;~e twohome-= by ~f~er.the Phiis had tied' Dtsz. 'q west to my part- wenttorelle~erbfiknProly, wi~~ustria scoring a drab vital. But the Hungarians matches are playing to.less.- World Cup travel bureau, the game 3-~ in the top of the ners, and the two guys on 1.4}. David Palmer, 1-1; took' 1-0 win over ChUb and GI~'Y' Matthews powered slammed in a record t0 . ~ah-capacity crowds, and tried to sell half the 2.4 the wings' (~lerry Dale and 'the loss. Yugoslavia and Northern ...... ~hllndelphia. to victory, ninth, Tony Pens opened the goals 'against El Salvador 9rgnnlzers are grumbling million tickets to foreigners Fred Brocldander) both told AI Oliver and Jerry White Irelandsharing the points in P!~t~burgh • Pirates bottom half of the inning on Tuesday, and l~.gentina about price gouging and in packages that include with a. si~,le. Lee Lacy,. me that without a doubt, the hom,.rs~dfor Montreal. 'a dreary 6.0 draw, ~er Chuck Talmer was knows it must shake off the mismanaged ticket sales; hotel rooms and air fare, attemptS,g a sacrifice bunt, guy caught the ball." Small crowds had been ,i~ about a bunt., REDS 4 GIANTS Z sabdued mood of its opening popped the ball into the air ::'.,.~q.don't know what the Tanner claimed Pens . .Cesar Cedeno conllnaed • .game ff it is to stay in the expected for and Philadelphia relief first-round[ Iti • ~ are," Tanner said shouldhave been allowed to ,his'hot hitting with a two- tournament. •pitcher Sparky Lyle eapght g~imesinvolvinglow-rankedteams., Mu Tenant Service •after;playing the gam~ stay at second. "But run double and Eddie Miller "We are playing fora before it hit the ground: •~. protent, .'~We'll Just Philadelphia manager Pat drove in a 'run, then later place in the Second ,round But 20,000 empty seats at haVe to walt and see." and we are going to die on 'the opener last week in Commercial Lyle then threw to first Corrales said: • "It was scared ,as Cineinnati Buildings !:~tthew# seco6d homer • handled right because they .+ downed San Francisco. our feet to achieve It," Barcelona's 132,O00-seat base to double off Pena,.who ~'(iie ~'e to lead off the allgot together." The Gkmts scored twiee Men0tti said. NOU Camp Stadium wares was running on the play. gavethe P==U-- Midfielder 'Osvaldo But plate umpire Bob Matthews'first home run off Charlie Leibrandt, both silentrebuke ,r WorldCup [ FOR LEASE a:4~ victory and mapped Ardiles, the inspiration executive,S, who "had -- Engel didn't see Lyle catch came in the first, while times after leadoff doubles. •Pldladelphla's five-~ame Johnny Ray and Jason In the first inning, Duene behind the 1978 trimnph, boasted of a sure sellout for the hall.and ruled that Lacy ~-lis Ioua=t of Thompson • homered for Kuiper doubled, advanced admitted the loss of the the contest between !,737 square feet units with ,~tore haunt and overhead was out at first and Pena Falkl~ds had deeply .af- defending champion doorsin back. Newbuilding, well located atco~ner was safe at second base, Pittsburgh. - on a saeriflce and scored on ., InOthur National League Chili Davis' infield out. In fected the Argentine camp, Argentina and Belgium. of Kelth & Kenney. games'i ~Clnclnnati Reds CUBS IZ EXPOS 8 and said the team felt a duty Several minor matches in ALSO The Phililes immediately Home - runs by Bill the third, Gale doubled, and stopped jSan Francisco 'twa _outs later scored on s to try to lift morale at ome. , the first week were sparsely Two units, 951 square feet, comes with 14x14
• challenged the call,, After attended. About 7,000 people overhead" doors, located at corner of K~ney..& o~== 4-=~ndC~cago Cubs Buckner, Jay Johnstone and double by Davis. "We have to win this Engel huddled with his Bump Wills helped Chicago Pohle. ~ted~oetrem Expos.:. match," "Ardlles said, "If showed uP for the contest fellow 'umpires" for 10" beat Montreal, Pitcher Cincinnati scored twice in we do, we'll qualify, with Thursday between Kuwait
. hit a home run minutes, he reversed Ran~ry Martz aided the the first on a two-run doable :"Whanyou Belgium." and Czechoslovakia, held at Phone ;635-7459 ~that, you take a lot of hknself, and ruled itwse a attack with a three-run Cedeno bounced off the left- Valladolld's 30,O00-seat El "If we don't .... " The 1 - . double. "center field wall, and the e.ve body," ?bleplay., bowed shoulders said the Prado Stadium. ,. , l cetddnt .ee the Suy It was the Cubs' fourth Reds added two runs in the rest. !:,.~ it was the b~t'that .. catch the ball, so I didn't straight victory; but Mertz second on singles 'by Ron The month-long World Scientific Breaktb~ugh Ar,diles will play in im-._._}Cup .is the biggest tour- ~lld Tanner talking after the 'signal out," said Engel, who wasn't around longenough Oester, MilDer and~ Dave portant role, but much of game. was screened by catcher Bo to get the *victory, which Concepcion; ,, nament in soccer history, STOPS BALDNESS the attention will be on with 24 teams playing 52 Free So.AlpCllnl~ In TerrKe fellow-midfielder •Diego matelles in 14 cities. But- on Sit., JUrle ll, coly~ 1 Maradona, one of the two:thirds of thetickets seId -disappointments: against outside Spain are for the DoN'T RESIGN YOURSELF Belgium. last few games, and the This Inl~'natlonally famous Struggling Soxplayers snap slumps Maradona was widely/ tourism boom is about half expert urges that yOu do not resign yourself to bald- Although Boston Red Sox four hits to extend his hit-" Jesse Barfield also homered Trout, 5-5,had a three.hitter rated the best player in the . what the country had ex- no~ unlessyou are already~ . hllve 'surprised nearly tln~ trek ~1 ~ until the sev~pnth, oworl.c]'..~..fo+r~..,.e~, miog to.- PeCted. . " , .. + ..... s____ to _ gem__..for Toronto. ,,..,,, ,,,.: "~ '3~ iH,'d2"-~ ~- ~*,I;t~ • ~f[~ll~ ~ I' " i . . '*I . .~ , ," ; . ,,,+~ • :]:~/'.i': '.L;'. . .,'+.,:++, , . tst0yOuvSelf --; l(J free your .,While Soz. II A's 7 -. mind about hair, 10~h~ ~qu~ ~ + place standing in the Seldom:lised catcher Ned druff, IIchlng Or olher s~lp " ...... and" "eaylc)r lldd~'"'a"r'un- , Tony, Bernazard,. despite disorders. Amarleen League East, it's scoring single to lead the three errors at second base, " Yost tripled in the llth .b~; a irustratln~ season Angels' six-run third inning knocked in four runs for inning and later scored on BEFOR~ f&. ~ 'rorr~ and Dave against Toronto: Baylor Chicago, three-of them with an error by shortstop Alan CLINICAZLY TESTED AND GUARANTEED NOW RENTING I AMAZING DISCOVERY FOR HAIR AND SCALP p eton. ' also. Tramdiel to give Milwaukee sisgled in runs in the a double to climax 8+ foUr. [Aid to Improve condilion of scalp] ACT NOWl ~.The pair .made" out.- fourth and sixth. The Blue run third inning. Steve i~. victory" over Detroit." standing contributions Jays made the game close Kemp added three RBI with Yost, who entered the game SUMMITAPARTMENTS MENand WOMEN Thursday night, however, with f~ur runs in:the;ninth a double and a .two-ran aS a pinch-runn.er In the TERRACE as;~e Red Sex beat on atwo-run double by Buck single .aS the White Sox ninth, blasted a pitch from "Save Your Hair" Cleveland Indians 6-3 to Tigers reliever Dave Thbik, Martines and a two-ran, banged 16 hits off four One & Two bedrooms featuring: GET THE F/tOTS snap. a. three-game losing. homer by Damaso Garcla. Oakland piteher.s.. Steve 2-1, to the 400-foot mark in If your condition le '°lx~ streak. left-centre with two+ outs. less" he will tell you so, iFrldge, stove & drapes frankly, About ,5% of Iho~ .Torrez pitched a four-hit After an intentional walk to sWell to wall carpeting he examines ere ho~lela. shutout until he was Ben Oglivie, German aRAQUETBALL COURTS Otherwise he'll tell you what's. Wrong with your , • Thomas drilled a one- rea~ for'thre++mbre hits Student Games PraLo ~Gymnaslam facllltlu hair and scalp. What can and all three Cleveland runs hopper that Trammel K)n-slte manapament an~J 8hould be done shoo! couldn't handle, allowing il..how iiltle lima and with~two+outs in the .ninth EDMONTON (CP) -- The we did ~lay, wh~,n you see mo~e~ will Ue required to lanlng.- Stapleton slugged organizing committee' for what hasbeen done for the Yost to score. 10ut your SC~ID in condition a to grow healthy Jmlr ~ln. ida seventh home run and the 1963 World University Universiade, we"see that Rangers 5 Mariners 1 .... Foryour personal/VliIWiilg visit AFi~R rm.-!roaring double. Games recoived,'a strong you want the. best of it." • Buddy Bell highli~ted our apartments dally at: I~0~lrOR'8 AM/It~qlq~DI~OVEIW FOR HaS1 ANO In other American commendation Thursday • But local organizers n~ust SCALP DANGER 6~NS Texas' four-run third inning • Dandruff e HaW Too Oiy o¢ Oily League games,. Chicago ,following a three-hour soiv~ certain problems to with a three-run, double, 2607 PEAR ST. • Excesl Hair Fa.l~ • flchy Scalp Wulte Sox outscored report to the International the satisfaction of FISU and while - pitcher .Rick Hair and 8¢,11p8p4~lllist will be holding flee hair and acaip Qakland A's - 11-7, .. or cell clinic M.tho iJkeh;eHO~II on I~'., Ju~l 19only be~eeonthe howl101S Federation of University the various International Honeycutt had Seattle 'Milwaukee Brewers edged p.m. end S p.m. Sport. bodies that govern the 10 beating the ball into the All examirmUo~ ~m Si~m in wriv~ta, ~ is no oONn~Im. IMtrolt White Sox 3-o. in 11 _ ...... j sports that make up the ground, The Rangers loaded b35-5968 Mo ~olntme~t n~led. Ask the ~ ~ foe Mr. Bimh'e innings, California Angels "We have received a Games July I-IL the bases .off-Mariners outlasted Toronto Blue Jays fantastic report today," ./ Zemrau said the main starter Gene Nelson before MAJESTIC MANAGEMENT LTD. BA YARDHAIR & SCALPCLINIC LTD 10-8 and..Texas Rangers. Roch Campana of Belgium, concerns are FISU requests Bell doubled and scored on a beat Seattle Mariners 3.1. FISU general secretary, that: the track at Corn- single by Dave Hostetler, .326 uid of:the ~0-page report. " ~,,,,,~,,,,lt~-Stadi"m be' l i- :'_:.'_:':_,_I"-" [--:....::.~-.=~,apleton,whobatted L :++-. L .... : +/:Y-/C ...... IMt m -to earn- the " - preaante~' " " b y E"a ~emrau,...... ~ :~':_L., "__.- "-e-'"ed - as ,starting first-basejob ahead presldmt of the Unlverslade rcpmccu, ' glut &-][~u~- Of veterans TonyPerez and -.-'83 committee, proposed; an all.wnather warm-up track be provided; •.. Carl,,,,Yastrzemsld~ m,a .~,...~..',•is hitting "-: ..... '- the accommodation subsidy i O~.~."~''.~'~_~'.~.L_: "We ean mlrely say this is for each athlete be ...... :--~-=-=--.• t go ;c~=c-~_:;.=t=-~-~=-- mrou~n uumsc~ th e : best-orgnn lzing -com. "-'-deereasedto " "~OU,S; from ", i .+~ .~ + _.. +... L• • .wnen.~ uu~.~._ug's~_.lS:.~S. mitteewehaveevermet, no $23 Us ;i m~d Coronation get starmo, our. mm me - - • "" . question about it, When yOU'r,_,PooInot be.used for water : 'next night I'll hit a couple of receive such documents as . pol0, " - balls at somebody, and get" .,- _ .. idbipmted," Stapleton said,. "That's been mY big problem." . Torrez' earned run average is a horrendous 6.12 -., "d~lte Thursday . night's go~d outing, Whichira'- ' proVedhisrecord to 4-3.. " Y astr'aemsk°i, -the designated hitter, sidled in L/BoSt0n's first run in the first 901N6 DOWN. • Inning. before S tapleto~, .,~',.~'/.,~+,,'.. 19 JEEP CHEROKEE'S" :'.'madbit 2-0/wllha solo~ :=.~:~Cl,c~d[tlm. Radle!~, msos, cloth interior; •.. Nowyc :re ta : , :'...~,.w'~:i~'~!:+~ly...... ,.. .40,000 .... trifle,5. .., ' , ',' ::', :":"Ti~e.; Red~SOX got"'!h~. .i,-. ' , •,.:+: :nmrerim iu :on"an- ' •..: mchm,-; MALT LIQUOR LIQUEUR DE MAtT ,r':., . :~e and a ~cl~iflc0 fly by: I" ':' ;.' ~.ai'he~ /-:La'nsford.." ~4.1~ OIt£UE BREV~ERI£SVANC(~Lf~R C~NA~t +: '. ;~8~apleton's dnuble made it_' :_./(i ~;/~ ; ~ L~ the ninth. " "
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p~oblen~ and:.l~n+w~" move, + .~' 1+ .'#fiendi.'~iip ~ctio~' ~d" 1 :i ~'' ~ " Y nice t~e ~0d~LIz., " : i :, '~, +' : [_<~U-speedahead; ~ :/. : + ....:+++ '+i;+0cLalize...... + .....+ +: .... ' " d ~.~URUS, /i~ +,: + i~ItGO:( ::. ; i (Apr.~to'May~) ::. ~+' "i:.,i. i'. :: needless ...... i : ~ "-- The day begins':oh ~a +:, - ' : / ' , • ' ,. : • ' " " inc~clal~ical;note, but later' • ANII11ALCRACKERS. = . + lip' " & .1 ' .... " " h " p : " h " ' ' •yoUre ~ ofeller~r m~'.~v0U. , - : .+.... • ++ . .. • , . .'+ : - .' .'. .... ~ " ..... ' .' ::: ! ~ " seek ways to utilize s + +: .... + s .9~nd budget and stick to it.' ' " ' +.. ussm~ed. ' " favorable career develop merit.., " l l . : • l l ~ ~: . - ~ ' . l • . P, q + :L: ;~ .:el: Tb~+ 'r~.l ' .... ~.... ' . + (~ay~.ttoJme20) "'P~" (Sept.~ItoO~t.~.) ~--~.~+ AQUABIUS - ,.~.: • , :..+ .+.: , + .... , - +,~ date for. hm nmy-be "['ravelers may meet with (Jsn,20~Feb.i8):~+~l ,. ., , - " changed, but the alternative ' some delays, but by day's end + Ro.nmn+ .ce, hobbies, sports ,#~ll more, than compensate, they'll+ know the aggravation anu exercme are on your agen. '. Ybu're popular, magnetic, .was worth it. Good times are da. TO your great relief, a ( and are truly on the hall. in store. + --. ~omewhat fickle ~.~on .... ,...... • , r -,--- " stepeplayiuggames. ....~..=.../ ,": ...... - ' j=_ "-- -"-"~ "7 --- ~_--- --'---:-Y ¢~CF~ O~::~ mmP,PZo Pmam ~r~ (,~Jme 21to Juiy 22) (Oct.23toNov,21) II~i~ (Feb.19 to Mar. 20) n<~, -~ou may discover, and then After much discussion, Your domestic problems • r~tlfy, a mistake. Evening you'll come up with a Winning will be'solved,by day's end. favors the completion of an- solution concerning credit or Hom~ activities afford finished_ tasks,, privacy, and joint expenditures. You shine you ~uch satisfaction.during -- : ~' - • ' --' -- ~ ~ " ' '~ - " ~,~ ' r~axation, in the evening, the evening. _
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~ve a talk ~+ + C" t ~+1 obligations come to ¥oursoelnlli~eis.fldlnow, t +?.: friend about the equitable the forefront now. You may be but them'l] be some ups and ' doo --.+d .. ~ues though, a partner re- • nions..Listen to the ~iewpoint turns out.to be your best con- _~ ~i mains adamant. ,others. fidante... -~ ~ +'~,~ ~Lr'~ ,,~/~ I~ ':0: ~;~ i Tatmus ~ + mmGo llp~ c~Pmcom ~W~ .:. : ++-. (.~r.~te~y~) ~'~7~, -(Aug.~Sept.~.) (D~'~~J~'19) ~~ ~' ~ ~~4 ~X~ ~ ;~ -Self-discipline is the key to You'll have to'separate the A working, mood prevails ~'£'-'-n . progress on the job. Finish good from the had when it now, but+you'li have to make a ~ l~ !ik4 ~ !;~.~ ~ ~!,{~ "~)~, ~ +'~",'~+.+ ~ ]~,, +'","~ C ov~rdue projects. A on. comes to career propositions, decisioni'egarding the viabil]- "~/~,~~, w~ker's friendliness is based Be sare your realize that hard 'ty of a project. The evening + i~-~;_ ~ ..... ~'&~ ~q~ ~ ~=~.:~.~lJ~ll~ ~#/)' -~1 " ' ~ o~elf-interest, workleadstosuccess. : adcentoromance. ®~4~'~V:~,?~'~o~.%'~%,,,..,.... ~ ~,'.,.~,,;T~_Vd_.'~i~4 . ~.,.. ~ Iff&"~~:(~_'" " " " W~ AQUARIUS (M~y21toJune20) ~ -(Sept.23toOct.22) (Jan. 20 to Feb. 18) ~,,J~A . , ,~,P,elations with an old tie ira- Old friends at a distance You may. renew an old ...... p~ve, buta current interest..... :.' ...... would like:to hear from you.' friendsbip with+sonic+he from BROOm-HI LDA nmy seem demanding in some,• Though you won,t take kindly ..... your ~t:+ Entertaining at - i. +, way. Don't be careless on the to advice, -there's merit in _ home is highly favored during ...... ~A'/LORP, PO "lOLl 91;LII~VE '+ ?A ~ NOT jo~orqeglectboal,th, another'sopinton, the evening hours. ' THAT 14LI~AN+; ~-VOL~/EC~ ~ .SCOP,JPIO i1~ ~. PISCF_~ ~(~ .. (June 21to Juiy 22) - ((~ct.23toNov.21) - ¢'01r - (Feb. 19toMar.20) ~, Don't rebel against obliga. ~If you get an early start, You'll makeimportantdoci- '~ tio"~s that have to be handled you'll make a dent in a back- sio.usregarding family semi- , -- n~. Rememberpfi'orities;A log of unfinished tasks. Later ty, anld'may even receive _~7~_.~{~/y~/~.~-'~ -~ famllymembershowssiguso[, in the ds~ you'll meet with financialhelpfrumaparentoi -~ . • +" ~" : possessiveness, distractions, close relative. • " ' ---" i "
~' FOR M0 ,I~.AY, JU~.,.21, 1982 .... I X ]4~ ...... : +,mc ++''+ + lu~Apr. D)(Jan. +toFeb. +), (Feb. 19 toMar. 20).. +' ".~Orl~lg hol~rS favor mak-- New work assignments br- Romance has its ups and the AMAZING SPlDERI11AN inlLimportant phone calls and ing you a chance for recogni- down now. The soft •touch ' • ¢ reaching domesUc decisions. tion and financial gain. works better than ag- rHI,COUN~=L~R/~ HE%WH~I"WOULPIT ~[I +~p'i h ANYWAY,NOWTHAT ~ [11_ .L~e.r, friends may raise some Towards nightfall, an ethical gressiveness in youi" dealings ~o~- T~e ~O~ j p~ To ~ ~.,~[~,~flu~ I1~. THe H~ACmP+SSA~e ~ ! oU]~ctions. Be reasonable, matter concerns you. with others. ~ IF/:E'OPLe~T NI~ ~l~li~ II~i OVEI;C~Z~UF.S6 MELIGgA],~--.~b~ ~. • ~ , J YOLIgWAIT/N~ -./~p~ i~ WILL PAY ~E MY ~ " I ~.~
(~.r.20toMay20) I T,e po_o~.~ ++ ~[~ .~u hear.good news and ~i Y~J~F IIIPA/ t ~l yqm" financial prospects will .... D , improve, but you'll needtact +... • ceosswoe -- -- worker.t°avoid a dispute with a co-.. + • - b 9 Eu9ene Sheffer r--~~-~\~/I ] ~"~ ~~~~~ ~ ~X~~ ~~ ~e S
(May21 toJu~e20) ~ ACROSS 46 Incarnation 3 Metal 12 Conflict ..... -~ ,'....--, =~-~ ~-"~'-~'P/~\ iPlTI] 6"9 Though you may receive a ---~] En I- (~ a o f Vishnu worker 18 Serving tray ~~:,,; ~ ~~~__~!~ ~ _l--- raise or some other,job benefit group) 50 Act as 4 A day: ~I Etruscan now~ it won't give you the 6+Strongbox croupier Poet. Juno gre~ Ught to induige unbridl- " ed eFtravagance. 12 l~repare 53 Overjoyed 5 Shoulder 23 Switch 0,C, ~ , for play 54 Indicate adorimienis "+-position , , t;ANCER • 13 GO to excess 55 Tape 6 Stager 24 Supplement . ., , ' . I . . . ../ ... . '. '
+ cel+bra~on Family members '|+Cheer 57 Oozes $ Fetix: abbr. + Broadway " Y~7/,~.'' ' ' | Y"/'~"~ r~II/'~"' '~'~"~'~' ']~A~r]A~ ~~~~ i aret easily "prov0ked toward. 17 "-- my ' DOWN " 9 Lumber ' buildings • ;: ~/J/) J ~~ " [ ~ ~J [(~/~ ~/~//~ evening ...... I : '. ~ I ~I ."OU]'il~l +I ' i...... ,..,Indian. workers = ~0 111L=I II ...... : lrl--lll'i'~/~~ ~J e - I ~ ~] ' 1 v~d "+- '. ,, --• ° 19 Vapor I + I" grindstone I0 Poet Millay 31SeLf " " " i " I " ' I I ' + ~ ".... " (Aug..+)..__l~.~___=j Ui,+ I "to " ...... I 20 Gram part ...... Z J+on s ,I Famed ._...... 33 Dlal+r-s 6 :~~.I++:+:+_~_._:" I ++~p:++ "I ....._N +~/+ I r: P P1 r ..~'1. ~ ' + ' . i d+ " + Luck iswithybuiifd~ti~-- ...... +'+~ZSoak:-dlal_~...... sldp+--: ...... : :seamstress '34Rlverte-th-e~-:=-: ° ...... ~~~I~ "...... =rY;l V~f / ...... ::;~/[" " / t"/;4 :L-:=. mat~ersandLnyourso~iallffe. 24~pr+te . I " I ..... NorthSea -P'..~t~fj,'l~.:~-- -~/31..iI [/,',A .^[+'~]+ + FJ/"_.~I ~,, But Someone is likely to goad +7 Tidy +vg, somuon ume: + ram. , I Flavoring I r/~~ + ' /~ ~ ~~/~ I ig i~ ~~~~ ~ you ".rote an unwise'retort late 29 Celebration S ' I' L Vl 41 Vestige. ,. intl,+ day. - • 3Z Mupperhost ~~~X~ 42 War god . . _ ~++ • V~ Ii~,t~ 35 British - R E 43 Volcano : .... - " ~ .... I(Aug'~.)Social 23 t0Sept.life is-favoredl +1 ~t0:a ...... :I:: ' b'':"' --ii36Watch I") :+"l:++h~l 'I~rt II 'I '+ : " "IP" oU~U+ ": ~ ~'+ if" ~ ...... D~O+O N E~:Bu'RY +""" i '11"~' " I : I: " i: .... - :" I I ''" : : " ~ + l~'l'r ...... ; I point, but don't ar~e with a 37 ± Canals T ~ 45 Unique ...... , . ~v~en++ about money. ,Focus - 38 Monopoly " " , '~HB.57Dlff.-, ' 7 T+ ~attention on new career. " , VAT~.._~_~m~__'Z.~O/_~l I ~ ' ~t~.m~'6~. 'fff~u~e+' .: ~. ~-~ / developments, squares • ' A4r+57~7OWAYAmT~d~Xl I ~ /#6~c~i~#6 ~To.m:~?. Y~PI,~,~ 0Bridge / I LmR++, " ~91. ;IC'~I~ , position (~ept. 23 toOct, 22) ---. -- -42 Pacino, ~ . . [Benefits come to you in et. al. 3-13 " bt~iness, so you needn't be i ,~ -- , I~ r -- ' I o+r ,y ++~ g . +i, ,,+k~ I ,411avail An~werloyenterday'spuzzle.4.5M6 7 ' II + + +~I ) ,
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- .. OTTAWA-~-If this eonstitu...... -~- :"": " " tional conference fails -- as it- " . easily could -- then amid all ' " " b9 Johnn9 H~rt the.verbal sludge and the self, -- " . :,i.? congratulatory, pomposities • ~ -- that.have p0ured forth since it ~ I,~ -
~'~C}I~., - t~- C:Z; 7 t- explanation •for what went- , WALT .] ,' ~" ~V~.. ~-~_,~1 ".' i. wrong~ . "~ ": ~ ~~ . ,- - " What has gone wrong at the " :~!i.~. 7--~. '~ .,. conference so far has been a •failure "of political will. Some • : .... • time late today, when the con- ~' '.-:, .... "~' " ~...': • ference .ends, we'll find .out i~..i:!.:_;.
~:~)- " ...... managed to'gather up their __ ~'::-• - --= ~ : ~'~ ~ii~ -~heth-er=~'t"ey"remalned ...... =-...... " ':':=-!~:~:i-:~'~=----- .~/~~ ~ , grounded, hugging their ,erve '_ ~. ~ ~.:,~. ' •ends. " . - . . ~~,.~ k The :stage-setting .ph,ase .... was uttered, by Soskatche !wsn " • ; .Premier Alla~ Blake~ey In his I opening .public speech. In his | -. L...... " " by. now familiar way, Blakeney I . I .,.:. said-he:Zmli~ht:-- but then I " --~- | ...... \,::= ...... , . - .... --bM-GarrM.Trudea u -~:-; :-~a~ga inT "rid ght not'=~~ be-pre --...... I~'-~=::I~_-...... - ...... 1mredtoeompromlse. -.- " ' . . " -~ " ~-~.... -~":": " I ,. -- I "". Blakeney (hen spelled-out.;ll~l-o0t: ..... " , " - -" - -- --" - ~U ~,/~Y /etd~me I some of the ~:hanges he~e sought-sought ~ HI~ 88GR~'I" WAIM, ~AFI~.~, ~ : " Ister Pierre Tru- II ~e~e,~,~m~e~ ~,,~! ,,=~, .A~Kte .,,,,~,,~ I-::. lnPrlmeMin .erre.Tru- i .". i a~z~x~ta~'z~/l~ol I~AY. me~'~ewv. /~Y?/~ •,L%~._', ~ ~am • ~ I . . deau s consUtutlonal pacxage.. ' : .~ ' ' ; . I|.~a~ ..~1 I ._~ .~.._~ ~_.'.~Y I i ..~4_,_~.~_~0/~_._~ .. ~, a~, ...... 7/~1l~O~ ' ~u,v~,~~. i • . He. added, howe v er, tlh at "-.no "- . . .--= ' • ,~-,,. • i ,~,~r~, I matter, how..merRorlons me : " " -- -: " -- ;-~ I ': " " I-, ~7o~.wYouew ~roF~BI. I 1~7~.~,,~. .q_~= I ! ~e~,,~-~,,. T/~R/B/21. .)~/. -i'~'~'~ - .(~-. | ~ eventual package might be, 'i, ~-~-~ • ~.~11~,,L'~'~ -, .~.~r i i . ~ ,~ .. ../ • ~._ ~ • " t,.~ I '. he.would not back it unless It ':. •. '1! t.~ .~ ~ rr~/. I I " ~ ~ ~ /± I I ~ ~ ~ .~,L~ -~. '1 --.._was supported by "a majority.. -
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,.~- ' .• : :Child.::•: Development ' " • . • . ~., , ,. : Cehter dl.reclor Daisy. Malden .receives a. cheqge .for '$750 from! ~" Blbbl ]nglmundson (left) of the Skeins" .Valley Ladles Golf . Climb while Sharon -Smith;' Loons Wilcox, Gall Sharpies, Reene Johnson, Debble Carruthers and Joy Dover look on. Ing!mundson (right) present~ a token of appreciation'to Leena Wilcox and Reene .Johnson 'for raising • the most mbney in the recent Golfathon. Winner of the free.. round of golf and supper for ~vo was Mark Wilcox. A $25 • Western : Home Furniture. gift cer. tiflcate went to Bonn!e. Letawskl; Salvalas Steak House $2S certificate,~Vent to ., Sandy Smith; $20 from Totem Fur. niture . went to. Aspirin allergycauses problems MarilYn Pederson~ Many Can~dlans are University-of Alberta, "aspirin.'; , ASA are sold In Canada,Ca Nine goiters par- severely ellerglc to the drug Edmonton, say many of' the At least 189 ' drug. more than half of them over flclpated and~ raised popularly known as Aspirin preparations colztalning preparations ~ containing the counter. $!,S00. .... !t was and should' be aware ,that A~A are sold over the organized 'by Debble under its Chemical name, counter without prescrip- I I " II Carruthers, Sharon: acetyisalleyelle acid (ASA), tion. " I : ' ucie Enterprise Ltd, Smith.and • Bibl lh Is "In-eluded In many I ' u.roauces I,gimundson. - medicinal preparations, They say that one in 40. [ . VICER6Y. the most energy : says a letter in the Canadian sufferers Of asthma is I elflcient Homes in America Medical' Association allergicto ASA while among I , Triple.Seal Glass. " . " Journal. healthy non-asthmatics the 1. e: St~l~ Webbed Roof Tnm~a allergie rate is about one in [ o Super Strengths 6" Walls In Canada --althOugh not IS0 people. [ " s Airtight Door Entry System - . Tents = ttr act Church converts in "the United. States or [ . . Red Cedar S,~g , " In article"in the , .'WINNIPEG (CI~) -- tent Bible school, set up last . trucker," bald. Suar, who of four and 14 brought their ' Britain-- Aqlirin is a trade- ~oth~ | ,.~yJlgblaand.GreenbeuSe Windows .!.,,. • Pastor Greg- Saar uses summer In a vacant lot next uses a blight red pickup iunehe~ and went home , 'marked name owned by the medi~ Journ~; Dr.~J.F. [ • Triple Sealed Sliding Doors - : t0the white-frame Lutheran truck on his regular tripe for Crocker of Halifax writes it.. ~g -- ~ven big'army each eve~ng. Sanr salfl the '" Bayer Co. " . |-:/. , l%rmorel~ormatioa call: ' .tents to set up a backyerd ~h~.~h~.w~l,..~.etmore pe0Ple .J~g[OUS supplies' .'; ' , :t~m~W~ea novelty tltat ~ ' ~ Would he good preVentive Blblpcaihp-- to attrkct new l~te~tlle..churel~." ~'~---~:ha-d been preaching definitely raised at ~ Dr, T. H,~ii-~md Dr. medicine to i~'mR "all drug I': 35.fiL JO0r 635,26.05 : 'members" to his ehureh' . ,in the Alberta' town : of tendanee,.' " ' E.L. ~Muttit .of the depart- " products containing ASA to I No. 10--2028 Queensway--Terrsce, B.C. , "Tomel it's Important to Wetasklwin whetr he ment 'of , medicine,, list• the ingredient as~ Saar, wearing a blue "The tentsare 'identicalto .. ,'t .... have the ehureh involved in denim/shirt, brown cor- decided to accept the the ones In the TV series " the community,, said the durey pantsand tan cowboy challenge Of his .. current • I~U~SH.It• g~~[ave it th~ feelis~ng f ' 33-yeer-01d Sam', leaning. ~mots, ~Id he worked.,bis position at 'Christ Memorial of a.eamping experience." ; . ,o ...back in~':a; chair in., his Way through seminary Lutheran Church. : " Saar said familles.in the basement:0f~l~ ...... school on construction sites .The cong~gatlon in the area aren't we~thy, so the .:-He ~ai~i~e ~nb is tough on : and tugboats. s0uth Winnipeg " nelgh- tent arrangement offered a "a lim~ bddget. But be • "Some people say I was borho0d had been steadily chance to give theirkids a • hopes, projects s~uch as the born to be a long-distance deelinin~ as r~gular church- chure h camp experieneeat -i- goers moved to the suburbs.' a fraction of the cost.., SUar felt a ~fferent ap- • Saar is uncertain whether : We'll. h.elp yoL proach was needed, if at, the experiment wiil be Queen employed tendance was to Improve. repeated this .'summer . So for. one week .last because the church will be LONDON (CP) .--:While year but, as In the past, the summer, classes for al~ut under renovation, but, the unemployment 'in Britain • raise has not kei~t pace wi~ 50 neighborhood children tent experience Js a worth, paint your remains alarmldgly, high, Inflation. were held-in three giant while one for the children. leaving 340,000 out of work /In-the lasttwo years the army tentsborrowed from a "It brings them into in london alone, the nation cash. shortuge has forced .... nearbY' Canadian Forces. contact with the eh~urch will spend more than $33 the Queen to dip into her base. physically and in the million (Cdn) this year to own personal f0rtune, Children between the ages spiritual sense." profit picture. keep the Queen Inroyal style, / : • The: budget for Elizabeth's jet, yacht, train, ,Windsor, Castle. • and :. Buckingham Palace•will•:- " total more than $23 million, j / Her wagebill will: add aL ... " lcast'another $6 million. -- • ~i ? Yet there is a "wealth of I .. • evidence,"" says her 'per- sonal press, secretary, - 'Michael 8bea, that ieven "° <-- , . • Britain's unemployed--feel " ...... _'thelr Queen deserves!i;what •' she receives.' . :.- • ! During an interview in his " .'?i ' Buckingham Palace office,"- , $hea .said critics of the • Queen's bqdget need only ' ...... look at the popularity of 77- "~ ~.-~ :'i • . recent eventsi including the • royal wedding last Julyl the , ....~...... ~ Mother's ~ bit- You rent the easy-to-use EASY. .... • ~'~thdW calebrat!ons In~198o OFF* Steam Carpet Cleaner at •and'the jubilee eelshrations -- your Supermarket so it's as con- venienl as your weekly/shopp ng" • "' In 1W% . " ~. t~ . It's completely portab e= so' ; . : "All were well-reeelved,.be • , jt t roll it out to your car, put it in sdid~ with Vlrtua~ly:. no .. • tt trunk and take it home w th grumbling about the costs .-~: . ,~ .i 0~. Yellow~Pag~sAdve~sing : . - '. you're losing your best~:t6 be found by / ~ePre~ntatives~emtownn..ghtnow i, .. .custome:rs when they, re about to !~, y. : ..-..... :-~volved.. ; ' ' ':.'. :':'" ' turn tnemach ne within 24 hours !i : ~saadmitted" there ai'e What could be simpler~ ASlong as .~ accepung oraers.Iorime new . L~, ,e~. ZT~ .:. :. ,..: :, ::,~:..,;..-:.Our. experie~_Yellow,Pagesi~: ...:...... :, ..-.. your Supermarket is open, you can " "pockets 'oL"resedt4n~nt". iii i ,' ,get =In EASY-OFF ~ Steam Cleaner, ': :..:: ..-uyoU re mine cun'ent xeuow rage~" : • ~Dle W~l dadlv bru~vou ui~ on all~_ beSt .: ' •:-: : throughout.:Engtand,:i !!but-:~.; ,i • ~ ; EASY-OFI~, Carpet Cleanem...... We'll be~doing o~ best to contact'you.~. ;... wa vs t0 vr~emire " and D-lace"- vo~r:a~in~, ."i ~ ~:: :theyarelind~l.ye~Uny?•,: ;, i::.',:' Atyour'supermarket. " ;.:" ..'~.. • thenextfew ~vee.ks~i: !.r:: ~i~::::, : ~.: i, :.:, ,.;" :..i :' :" ;ime'ssag~ w"thus. " ! ~~ .:- ~~-.~ '.' " ~T~. i ::. ..~ ::, :.:::::,./: :;.Now'sffle ".t~efyoushould;~eck::iiil/:: .i.:':.".:: :.. ":~:ii::!:'So give:th~a Call a~:~O~:C, Tei::.. ::,.: : :: ~::: or :four:::imr, cent.,of m..... 3"o~ d/i-rent ad to se e ff therd" are any • i: • :,:.i. : ::: Bus~iess::~,.:.:~ ~. :-'~. "': :.~ !.i /.: ,:: ~:... ~, ,:i:popuiationwh0m~edeelm'ecl.:.:." : :'I changes oradditions ~ could paint a dearer.: .:i - ~. :: ~:: ,:And fred out.how to really:cm;er your:/ .":'.' /. ::~'epublica~s.,: ; •~/ .~'.::.t. :" .:'" ¢ Pick up: this Free ~ :" :.'.For~eve~;/~rumbler; be :"::" br0chure.at your/~!i i • said tbere.areinany.lmore : EASY-OFF* display ~ .... ~i.::~v... ~ , .~=__::•. -/•. •:...... ~:~•.~.~.;•. .:.•.••,, ...,~ :•::./:',~;::~ :%, : :who. a~mPathize:with the, " ' in youP •upermarket. • : . , ~ ~ • ~ '_: ~.,~ ~'~ . ~ ~,~ i~'~ . ~.'::" ~:~"~i I :;~:.'!~ ~'~': ~i~:~/ !i fact Quee.n.,. Ellzabeth will . .' • , , . "~ , . B D, TEL probably run shori of cash •in IreS, leaving her in'the [ 'C ...... ' red for the thh'd. straight I .OFF .SaveS ourCa f...:..:: -:: ;. : i [ ', 'I~e British" government " |. •increased the i Queen's i "'SavesyouMbnby;/ i"::" • ' velowl~ges: i budget I~y 8.1 per eent this i " • ...... : .. ". /~ ~/.~:',~.~:..~ • •::: i:l! i • :
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LADIES : " WEIGHT Do you ev,er need help In a KSAN TERRACE - PRE PARED THE " ONE PARENT REGISTRATION for SLIM LINE WATCHERS hurry? Need a lob done or HOUSE HOMEMAKER CHILDBIRTH Families Assoc. of Canada's Terrece Christian Academy CLUB meeting held every Tuesday need a Job? Phone SOCIETY SERVICES CLASSES next monthly meeting 1982-83. July 5.9th, 9-5 dally. meets Monday evenlug at at'7 p.m. In the Knox United GOLDEN RULE wishes to announce the provides assistance with Sponsored by the Tel'race Tuesday June 22 at 8:0G Phone 638.1561 or come to 6:38p.m.- United Church• Church Hall, 4907 Laze!le Employment Agency avalleblllty pf-Ksan House household management-and Women's Reeource..Contre. p.m. The Guest Speaker will 3341 River Dr. basement, Kitlmat. Ave. of T.'rrac~ for women and children who dally living activities-to Instructor: Marianne be Fred McDonald; (nc~2~l) 635-453SordroplnatNo. 2- need.e temporary home aged,, handlcepped, con. Weeton. Call 638.0228 bet. councilor, for .Drugs and BEMEFIT. FOR THE INCHES AWAY CLUB 3238 Kalum Street next• to- during • time of i~en~al or valescents, chronically Ill, wean noon and 4 p.m. week- TERRACE Alcohol. Will all members HAPPY.GANG CENTRE, meets every Tuesday night B.C. Tel Office. physical cruelty. It .you or etc. days, or 635.29,12 anytime, be present and bring a guest LOAN by the Terrace Clesslcal at 7'30pm. . . In the Skeena. - _CUPBOARD • - your children have been 4603D Park Ave. - If youlll(e. For Informatl0n Ballet School--at the REM Heath unlt For In- " -- L ...... :batlered and need a :safe, " 63S.5135 1 "I ' . : . .' • _ ...... H,~.S.p.i.t.AI ...... eq.uJ.p_m.e.n,t ...... :..:...ALAI~ON& WOMENOF .. pleasephone'635-3238or635~....Lee Theatr= Sat June 19 ' YERRACE ...... 9649: ...... '...... v~ ...... tormellon'pnone63.'t:3747or aV~illabie for use In the - ALATEEN ...... i;efugai~;~ll"theli~d"RCMP ...... : 1982, 7:45 p.m., A children's 635-4565. home. For more In. . MEETINGS at 635-4911, the Crisis Line . KERMODE The women's Health (nb-221) ballet Called "Marlenka'a at 638-8388, or during nor. FRIENDSHIP Coalition .has set• UP a formation please calh '.Monday at MII!s MemOrial Garden". DEBT mal business ~hours," the CENTRE Women's Health Care 8:30to4:30 Hoepltoi eta p;m. WOULD YOU like to have a (nc.18i) COUN"SELLOR Ministry • of I-iuman 635-4906 Directory. The purpose of 631-0311 .Phone Marllyn voice in the. planning. (i.e. • ~. • and CONSUMER Resources. Tell them you Services: C.ounselllng and this directory Is to aid Evenings - 63545.45 devel.epment, h.ousln'g and ' ;rile ONE PARENT COMPLAINTS OFFICER want to •come to Ksen referral on U.I.¢., housing, women In choos!ng a Families Assoc. of Canada • " 635-4|74 ...... , . • servl.ces) of_ .the Terrace " ,1603D Pal;k Ave., Terrace, House. They will make Alcohol & Drug Counselling, physician, ~coordlng .to area? If so, come to an a non-proflt assoc, are B.C. V8G 1V5. Free aid to The Immediate arrangements Education problems, Social, their needs as Wonlen.. If organizational meeting of a holdlng a Garage Sale June anyone -. having debt. • MIL'S MEMORIAL THREE for you TO come TO us. We cultural & recreational you would like to share your• • Citizen's Advisory Com. 19 at 10:30 p.m, at the THRIFTSHOP ~' pr0.b!ems through - RIVERS would like to helpyou; programs. Native culture Is experience with other mittee._on Planning on Carpenter' Union Hall at ,overextendlng credit. Mills Memorial HoipHol *WORKSHOP. the main focus. Lay women In health care call Thursday, June 24 at 7:30 3312 SparksL Street. Please Budget advice available. Auxiliary would appreciate ' counselling. 638.8388 anytime or 638.0238' suppol'f:-thls worthwhile le open to public. We have MEALS .- p.m. at the Terrace Public "- Consumer complaints /anydonetionsofgood, c!ean Need Assltance? between12-4 p,m. ordrop by blbrary Arts Room. 'Con. family assoc. For In. onWHEELS i handled. Area covered-7, clothing, any household macrame, quilts and If you are riew to the city, the Women's Centre at 4542 corned citizens welcome., formation phone Bee. 635. • varlous wood. products. Available to elderly, han- .....!..mllaradlusofTerrace. Call Items, toys etc, for thelr Hours:-9.a~m...t03 P,m; have no friends,, are lost, dicapped, chronl.cally...lJ.L~...... Park Ave. Call 638.0228 or 635-4906 for 3238orgeb 635.9649. : Terrace 638-1256, 9-4 p,m. Thrlff Shep~ FoI" plckup Monday to Frlday. " lonei'yor:lookleg'fora place convalescents -- hot full A.A. further Informetlon. " for appolntments. Office servlce phl)ne 635-5320 or to llve -- Terrage's Indlan course meals delivered Kermode Friendship (nc-241) ROYAL CANADIAN • hours i-,I p,m. only: Kltlmat ~38.8233 or leave donations Friendship. Centre wlll~ LEGION (Branch 13) Monday, Wsdnesdey and : call 632.3139 for ap- at the Thrlfl Shop on Lazelle RAPE RELIEF support, understand and Group. Annual Picnic Sunday, June Thursday. Cost: Mlnlmal. "• polntments. Office hours Ave. on Saturdays between AbortloncoUnselling assist you. Call us: 6354906 Meets every : Tuesday. _ ...... -~ ~i 278ttheHart Farmstartlng Phone Terrace (;ommunlty :, second Tuesday of every 11 a.m. and 3 p.m. Thank .andCrlslsLIne --or come for coffee. We're evening at .8:30 p.m..: ~ : : " . " ~ at12neenl for Members and Services at 635:3178. i'- month, you. 63843M • open dally 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Everyone Is welcome to ~~ Guests only;-$10.¢ar; In. aftsnd. ' " • cludas food tickets for each LEJARDIN Programme Cadre 3313 Kalum St. '~ •.... ~*~: "_i parson. Tickets available at d'ENFANCE de _FRANCAI S Terrace, B.C.. . Jack Ireland, late of 101 the Legion. (Ter.race Fnench Pre- EH gUll .11 exlste a 635"49061 Whlttlesey, KItlmat, and (nc.211) School) has vecancles for Terrace, L'educatlon en INDEX English or French speaking ABUSEDWOMEN'S ".formerly of Sasketoon, FranCois pour les enfants de SUPPORT GROUP. Sask. died peacefully In hls I Community Services z.t ". Services children, three and four** meternelle e la 7e ennee. 2 Coming Events 24 Situations Wanted 49 Wanted to l~ent years of age• Centrally .... Every Thursday 8:00 p.m., sleep early In the mornlng 3 Nollcn 28 TV & Stereo 50 Homes for 5ale Blenvenue a tous. Pour plus Conference Room • Mills of June 15, 1982. , ~' 29 Musical Instruments located at the corner of a--' Informailon Wanted 51 Homes Wanted amples Informatlons 5 Births - "30 Furniture & Appllsn~es 52: Property for Sale Sparks and Park. For more Memorial Hospital He Is survived by his 6 Engagements. 31 Pets ' 53 ProPerty. Wanted .... telephonez au 635-4400, Wing. Tran- loving family: his deyotsd '~ information telephone 635- Psychiatric 7 Merrlages 32 Livestock .54 Buslne~a Property Inscription 635-3115. 8 Obltuerles 33. For Sals MiScellaneous, 5S Business Opportunity 5688. sportatlon provided. Phone: wife Moo.Louise, his 9 Card of Thanks 35 Swap & Trade 56 Motorcycles WOMEN ADDICTS 635,9063 or 635~2054 after mother-in-law Anne Lun. ~/~'~' 10 In Memorlum 311 _. Miscellaneous Wanted . 5/ Automobiles 6:00m. dqulst of Saskatoon, 11 Auctions 39 Marine 58 Trucks & Vans " A support group for women (nc) daughter and son-In.law 12 GeraOe Sale ..... ~ ~ "' EquIpmeot 59 Mobile Homes TERRACE CHILDBIRTH with alcohol or drug ad- 13 Parlonal 41" Machinery ~0 Recreational Vehicles Cheryl and Ken Mackehzle 14 ' Business Personal 43 For Rant Miscellaneous EDUC:ASSOC. dictions, themselves or In 63 Alrcratt and granddaughters Bar- Mlnlstryof lS Found 44 Property for Rent 64 Financial For more Information call • their families. Meets every 16 LOSt 48 Room & Board ~8 Legal bara and.j 5ondra ell of Transportation .... Margaret 635-4873. For second Wed. on the second 19 Help Wanted 47 Suites for Rent 69 Tenders -: Regina, son and daughter. & Highways ?'~ For Hire ~" Homes for Rent breastfeedlng support • call and fourth Wed:. bf each In-law John and K athleen,of.: - PUBLIC NOTICE Blrgitte at 635.4616. In month at the Terrace Terrace, son~'EI;TC'~Nl~Kl~" ..... ~I(~I~WAYS CLOSUI~E KItlmat call 632-4602 or d~lt ;~ Womens Res~0~'~' t C;e'nti'e, 1 of Kltlmat,. brother..Victor ..... Rursuant TO Section 26~ of the office at 233 Nechako .... 4542 Park Ave. Call 638-0228 VERNONB.C. sister and broth~dndaw~,.~fhd, HIghways Act, Pubffc CLASSIFIED RATES CLASSIFIED ANNOUNCEMENTS" - Centre. ~ for more Information, LO~AL OI~LY Notices 6,00" between 12-4 p.m. week- SUMMER GAMES Elizabeth and Michael Notice Is:hereby given that 20 words or lose $2.~0 per insertion. Over 20 Birtha 6.00 BLACK POWDER Brennen all of Regina, •the Casslar Highway No.37 words $ cents per word. 3 or more consecutive~ Engagements 6.00 ARE YOU AFRAID days; Insertlona $1.~0 per inserllan, Marriages 6.00 TO LEAVE THE PLAYOFFS brother and sister-In.law will be closed TO thru traffic Obituaries 6.00 ° The "{orrace. REFUNDS CardofThanks " 6.00 SAF ETY OF HOME? Notice Is hereby given Dougand Ann of Cltorla, at theBurrageRIver Bridge First Insertion charged fOr whether ~rue or not, In Mem0rlum . 6.00 Or do you fear: welklng 'CHILDBIRTH thatthe Black Powder Zone sister and brother-in-law from 0700.. hours Tuesday Absolutely no rotunda after ad has been set. Over 60 worda; S cents eacl~ additional word. EDUCATION GROUP PHONE 63S:635/ -.: Classified Advertising alone; driving alone; Playoffs for 1982 will take Mary and William Jun~5/I~tll' further CORRECTIONS Deperlment. t crowded places; depart- •hase loan preg'ram of Infant place June 19, 20, 1982~ Wilkinson of Sooke B.C., notice. ( Must be made before second Insertion. ':] and toddler car seats. !I0 Competltl0nwl~l be h(~Id: slstor and brother-ln-law The closure ls (~xpacted to Allowance con be made fOr only one Incorrect SUBSCRIPTION RATES rhent stores; super- ad. Elfectlve Oet~ser.1, !fg0 markets; restaurants.: You deposit, $5 returned).-Call at tulle 31 west of Terl'ace~ PatHcla and James be In effect for ap- Slrlgle Copy 'are not alone• Take that 635.4873; We are also looking durlng the North West HarrlsonofTappln B.C.and Pr0xlmato!y3 days. BOX NUMBERS ...... By Carrler ruth. $3.50 for donations of car seats TO $1.00 pickup ...... By Carrier year 38.00 first step, and contact the Charcoal Burners Ren- brother and slstsr.ln-law Slgned $2.00 mailed By Mail '3 mths. 25.00 .Me.ntal Health Centre for add to our* loan .program. dezvous. Sld and Marlng of Van-*- Dept. Hlghways Manager - By Mail 6 mths. 38.00 To qua!fly, partlclpants c0uver, and several nleces for CLASSIFIED DISPLAY ByMall. I yr.sS.00 further Information at 3412 PRIME TIME Ratse ovolleble upon reguest.. Senior Citizen 1 yr. 30.00 Kalum St. 635.6163. An Older Women's sopport must have membership Inr end nephews. He wes Mlnlstry" of Tran. the LB.C. Federation of predeceased by his mother sportatlon and 'Hlghways NATIONAL ¢LASSIFIBD RATE British Commonwealth end United States of group. Meets every'>2nd • 32 cents per agate line. Minimum charge $S.00 . America ( . I yr.65.00 " KITIMAT A.A. Thursday evening at 7:30 Shooting Sports, Quallfylng and father. [acc4.10,11,17,181) par Inserllon', ~ competltors must use a flint Jack' was born .April 8, :: The Herald reserves the right to,claselfy ads Construction Group" p.m. The 2nd & 4th Thur- beOA ~'" • POLITICAL ~md .TRANSIENT AD- under appropriate headings and to set rates In Kltimat sday of eachmonth at the or percusslon rifle with open 1925 and moved to VeRTISINO therefore end to determine page location. , telephone 632-3712 ' Iron sights';: :Saskatoon with hls family to li~~~• ...... ~-;' ~' "~ cents per line, Terrace Women's Resource The Herald reserves the right to revise, edit, MEETINGS Centre/4542 Park Ave. Call Entree fee Is $6.00. Ap- Sasketoon as a young child. "~~:~ BUSINESS PERSONALS classify or reject any advertisement and to .Monday -- Step Mee" gs pllcatlons for membership Heserved hls country as a ~I i~ll~.ilii~'~:i:: SS.00 pet IIn~ .per month. On a minimum'four retain any answers directed to the Herald BOX 638.0228 between 12-4 p.m. month basis, Reply Service and to repay the customer the sum 8:30 p.m. Catholic Church weekdays, for more In- In the B,C. Federatlon of member ot the Royal ~~::~..: 'COMING-iEVINTS ...... paid for the ad;~eftlsemantand box rental• Hall. formation. Shooting Sports Will be Canadlan Navy dyrlng For Non-Profit Orglmizatlonl. Maximum 5 days Box replies on "Hold" instructions not picked UP Wednesday- Closed- - accepted at'the shoot and Is World War II. Remembering Dad . inHrtlon prior to event for no charge. Mult be 25 wllhln 10 days of expiry of an ed,~ertlsement will Meetings 8:.30 p.m. Catholic BIRTHRIGHT $5.00. After the war and after "On Father's Day wordsorlels, tyPed, endsubmlltedtoooronlce, .be destroyed unless mailing Instructions are For further Information his marriage, Jack became Although I think about mY received, Those answering BOx Numbers ere Church Hall. Pregnant? In need of requested not to send originals of documents to Fridays -- Open. Meetings support? Call Blrthrlght clah • very active In church'and' dad DEADLINE : avoid loss. All claims of errors'ln-advertlsemontl 8:30 p.m. Catholic Church PlerreLeRoss commun!tyactivltles.\Hels Each day throughout the DI SPLAY must be received by the publlsherwlthln 30 days 635-3907. Office Is now open NOOn fv/o days prior to publlcenon,day, after the first I~ubllcatlon. Hall. every Th.ursday 9 a.m. to 9 : '635-2770 a past Worshipful Ma~ter Of year, - - • " - ...... AhAnon Meetings -- .... :~. (nc-18]). AF and AM Rosthern.Duck On Father's Dayl mtss him CLAIIIFIID " If'is sgrsed I)y the advertiser requesting Ikoace l~.m. No. 3 - 4621 Lakelse • 11:~0 a.m; on day prevloul Io dsy of PubllEation ~that the liability of the Herald • In the event of Tuesday, 8 p.m. United Ave: Free confidential Lake Ledge No.13, Past most ...... /~daY to_Frldey; .... .- .... -:-: : - fellul:eJo publlsh en edvarlleemonl'o~-In the." Church Hall 632:59,34. : ...... ~i'~'~i~ancy-tests;ave!lable;i~ '~ T E R R ACE --:L I TT L E ..1 Ass0clato • ~ -And-wish that:he:was-here.~--:-:- event of an error apPearlng In tha advertlslment as published shell be limited to the amount paid THEATRE-- Chlldrens" Guardian of. the .In. ALL CLASS F.aD gASH WiTHORDeR other bytheadverllser for onlyonolncorrent thsertion TERRACEWOMEN'S TERRACE summer school, Basic fernetional O,rder of Job's It's then I walk down =e-e=lHeM==n for the portion O.f the advertising space occupied . Daughters, Bethel No12, Iben aUSlNISSeS WITH AN ...... ~ ...... bylh!'ln¢orrect or omitted Item only, and that RESOURCE CENTRE " ALCOHOLICS theatre for children aged 6 _ ' . "~ * ' • ~Memory La~ : ACCOUNT. ~a~Kamon, t'ast President - = . there shall be no Ilsblllty to any extent.grlatar A support' service for ANONYMOUS .... to14years. 2sessions--July ...... Reliving things we did than the amount paid for ouchadvertising, 12 to ~0 AUg" 3 to 20 Pr'e- ov ~nrlne I;iuo r~o.]a, ~lzen Those many years ago when women; Information 635-4646 "" 638"-6461 Service charge at $$,~ on eli N.S.F, cheques. • Advertisements must comply With the Brltllh r(~ferral; newsletter Meetings . Monday Knox. registration and, in. Temple a member ofAF &' I Columble Human Rlghts Act which pmhlbJts any • FM KItlmat . Lodge, and Was. lusta Iittl'e kid./: .... WEDDING DESCRIPTIONS ,. , _ . edvarnslng that discriminates egelnot any collectlve; StatUs of Women United Church 8:30 p.m ...... format!on.;_Cal! Molly_ pastWorth~OPotronofthe No charge provided news.submitted w!thln one person b~euse of his race, rellglon,-sex~ color, ~,,-fl~,~" -rou n: .lendlnn ~ Th.ursday, -: Mills Memorial Nanress e,~..zo4aany tlme. . .. mo~th. " "'~. " .netlonellty, ancestry or place of orlgln, or ,~)'ra~ry; =boo'tore; couP, Hospltal ~:30 p,m. . 'or Merry Hallser 635-9717 Order of.the Eastern Star, These memorlee and many because hll ego IS boh~ean 44 and 65 years, Halsla. Chapter No.90.. Iox399,.TorrKi, B,C, Home ~ellvlry unless the c~ndltion Ii Iuatlfled by 8 0one fldl.. selllng; support groups. • Saturday Open Meeting - evenings only. more. Via 414 PhonoLllS-400e requirement for thl work Involved. " Drop-ln Centre, 4542 Park Mills Memorlal Hospltal ~ " (nc-2Sl) Jack was a- toundlng Are In.my heart to stay. • member of St. Martin's I keep them bright and Ave. (formerly the Dlstrlof 8:30 p.m. . • House) Open 12-4 p;m. TERRACE PARENTS R.N. REFRESHER.. North. united. Church In shining .... "sasketoon. He served the 5o they'll n~ver fade away. Monday to Friday, FORFRENCH • west Community College Church:for many years es • Telephone 638-0228. • . Would like to advise the would like to know the an elder, a Sunday School And though imiss him most TERRACE public that registratl~sare number ()f R.N.'s.ln Terrace The currently belng~ccepted at and Kiflmat Interested In teacher and leader of such ofall ; .youth gro0ps as HI'C• His On Fether's.E)ay each year,: KITIMAT TERRACE FOSTER Kltl K'Shan School for taking'an R~N" .Refresher Interest LIn and love for. I'm thankful for the things dai PA RENTS ASSOC.'' French ,mmersi0n Kin- c,,°ur,so'if ILwe~e dffeored,~n young people lead him Into ~Ne Shared ' offers educat on resources dergarten and Grade1 for ~" ...... "."~ .maqy activities Includlllg Th0~ days When he was • . -- • . .~ • leave your name, aoorees oh " - r and suaoort for Jodal foster .1982.83,..(Please note that ,,.~' a,,,,,~, ...... ~,., . coo Ing the" lu.nlor and h~r,;I :- --rents.... If ,,,,u~w;e a foster,-- Grade I Is• available without ==Hi.=.- i~.=pHv.~,_ •.. .u..a~i~ .ul. senlo" r .,church softball and C~,''-" , - • ,.~,:,.._.~_," r,. d " eg~ ... ~'1"l':.'.':.:' .. .. havl.c:t:~:J ..... ,_ ,,,_ the: ~.Ollege centre in ho(:ke;" teams f-; :~ ..... " • .tmnMmju~L,a parent or wrong liKe more .~ nau crunch- ~,m- -'r,,...,,,.,~ ./.q¢.x©~s. ,---, ;~;,', y ~ . ur .many Son B k;Wllams Information• " " call' .us" " de rgarten).~ , 'FOr : . In. . ...--,~,,,w,^, urn--,. ,,,~,,,L~,," ,=.0,.,,,' =,, ye'ars .... :" ...... " ' " • ... '." • ' '~ rn~ ~n \anytime ' Jacoule.635-6727, for mat...... on calI.Klfl KShan:' ...... '-.-- . ; ".._...... , .• . Jack, Wl t h his w ire, owned'~ " :.: .. ' ~...." ""'"'" .... ' I " - -- ~-:.... . • • . • ' • lurffier intormatlon contact • " , " . ' • : . . :'~'t~ - 635,2865,'Bey ..~JS- . School 635.3115 or-Terrace', .,. ,*.-. ee; C0or'i'na" "'"end .operated ,his .own .~ . ,. :. : ... 3248 eve;"only."~'" :.' :::;: : Parents.f0rFrenc.h635-21S1.":.~l.m~Y;~°z: ~ontlnult°r;.:.:.bus[ness~Ir:eJand:P!u~nb)'hg;: :'...,•~ .•Ui L ~,~ ~.* .: " ' •' " " : .... ' , ' '" ~-oucanon, at In~ -|errace ntra ..... " ~'~'~ ~|.~,~:~ ~"~'~ ' Classified Mail.in :FOrm • • ' " ." ...... L .... Co oflng In Kltlmat.'- He". ~ ...... ": PARENT EDUCATION ...... " - ~" " ~II .... • ...... " ,number. An up fo date list W ...... ~ ~ ...... Your'Ad ...... • ...... ~.;., .... .;...... ', .... GROUP., " ' ONE ,PARENT FAMILIES ~ ;~,;n=,~lv,~ ~h',,~,,,~-I~ ' I1!' be:missed and his ~~~!;~:: Wednesdays '7:'30; Skeena Assodet on:of Canada • a rea-ired~'" ~" ~:'~'~"~:'hav:" " pass• ng : mourned - by : his, ...... r ...... ~ ~ "~/~ ] '~" I __ t~ltl le • II ~ e t .. I i I • i • • I I t. I 4,t t t e ~ t ! ~1 I el i i i~e'tl e 14 i~ i'i't ~ t*l ~ ~ ~l I ~t I i I 4 t ~ ~ " Health un t, 3412.Kalm u ~St ,'..... Deal g"r oup. of. ' concern ed ;.;__~.;,.~-"" " ...... xv, ,~,.~,,...,., ~ *,family. ....end 'by his man Y •...... " -TF, Ilms, guest speakers, parents who are Interes~ted- :inltleFS-0-~e~--(-1980~-:~ida-f# ::- --e . ~-~.--~.~-.:.: " . . • Name ...... ;Addr'ess ...... :....:...... • group discussion.' " " In he p ng out otherrmoth'er '~- -'- :"~'-in ~ " "' "" ' The- funeral' wl I bd "held at : AUCTION• SALE Towh ...... ; ...... Phone : No. of_Days ,...... ; ~ " • or-fatherswho inavbe only "" ~'"~" ' * . ' the Kltlmat Presbyterian ~-very Wed., 7:30 p.m., Classification ...... - .':-"" ...... ° ..... :-~.',4 ,'.-~,-::;"~ •~ .... .:Send:ad along with "": NURSING MUMSI weeke/ld Paronts:~e_aro .... ~ • m~.2~j) Church, ~274 Nalablla Blvd.,.- L.W. Sears AUctio n and - cl~eque or.money Order to: Breastfeedlng support -providing Pot Luck Sup- ~" at2:00p.m. FrldayJune18, . Supply. Olden dally 20words or less: $2 per clay :- DAILY HERALD group• For Information, pars, Blrthday:Paj'tles: for. 1982." The family requests except Sunday. support, concerns, call Childi;en and Group Ac. donations to the Canadian With lots of good buys, S4.50for three consecutive days i " 3010 Kal um St • Blrglfle635.4616orPam635. • tlvltlesi which -Involve Cancer Society In lie_uj)(_ toolsetc., 1:30.5 p.m. S6for four col]~;ecutlve days ::-- : .... r-----:Ter~ce, B C' $271. Everyone'. welcome to . parents and their chl dren, flowers. MacKay's Funeral 4106 Hwy.16 East 635.
S7.50 for fiveconsecutiveda_yS_ ...... :-: - " " " ...... ~'' ~--":~:VaG 2/~7 our ° meeting held 2nd Custody of your child Is not/ Services are in charge()f the 7824 " Thursday~ of the month' at necessary.. Phone Bea. 635- arrangements, " (p14.30J) Skeena Health unit. 8 p.m. 3238or Bob 635.9649...... • (acclqSl)- , " - - -.
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F .. c L S,., E0S i GARAGE SALE sunday. GUN O, :"Margaret, last MEN & LADIES also WILL DO house repairs,, DOYOU HAVE t~chniCal or r m~ *" ~ [ " =~ L=~tJ :: ;'1' ' Jl~ "q''4q~ : "1: /, t .:~Ju,ne.~.104 Furniture, odd= known, address unlmown or students. Full or part.time paint, carpentry, plumbln~ estlmatlng probJ@ms?, Do " ": ;" PAGP. •,:• ,: :•: ,,:t imd:~. 5242 Soucle Ave. any0ne~knowingh~r present, work:Directselling, Phone end appliance repairs ], .youneed drawlngs: .and. " ' '" ''"'''" "" ".... ~ ...... ~ ';:'" w~teal~outs please contact 635-6584orcallat E ~ctrolux f-ld"-',v-, stow,,, wwa,h=rs,, & =pecmcaTlonsr for nemp .~, 'I' " ' ': "''Y" if: &~ ~= I~" I' ~ ~'I:i ~...."' ''"' I~ : * " ~J ': ' :' " '(pi~181) " boX'I~122 of thls papoi~ dn'a offiCe. 4719 Lakelse Ave. ~i~ers . Ph0M"6~3'~2 ask .please call Paler at 638:8.11:1,' " ~i!~~i::.:~.~ (.~e.Low~. mat!at.o! urgen t personal ~-..: , ...... ,~ '(pI0.;2Sl) ' for:Larry,; i: ";.: ...,.~'. .;::..-~..,., ,.., ,-. ~'~,;::'.,,;r.,~;. :.~::..':'. ,.:., ,(financing',-
• .,:. :.,... GARAQ!p. SA ,L.|~lg/2Gra.d :,• :. !!::.:,--I •"~ end e. comp! ~.~:inventory of pre, recorded :Movlel,... ~. ,ell and iqu!rt'prol~ f* 'I:1'~'I'I': ~'~ : : " I" '' : : :~~:~ j'~j ~I L':~ : i., - :~HTR~CTOR ::::: ": T.~:. Satst,'V|deo•"Rec~ders,"Video .Gan~e!:;ar~, ' . ..:': :r" fur~0ik.~T;V,, l..:ahd.~tand, ~'~:~iii', " 2A.Dtreetmenton:13Her.at" ".~ :~ ::~Mml9 Pmgram:~,:.'',, ::i :." . ,: ..Ar~c~rl~; You will be assisted by provlnd&l and. * IoceltKIvertlilhg and trained In our Company Store,"... ':' ':' : "II 1"It'b ! ~'"WI }:P~'I '~I'~ " " ~~ : "!' I R""e~ es~8~"~l~; I : Yem';ha Mu,lc Courts ::- , ' ' LTD. 1. " " ' ' ':forfurther Information. ' ' ~~;~- ~':'~ ~.oReply•byJu ~i~ '~,~=~ 32 ' ..... : " ,,-,-.,,~..-• ...... ,,Jor 4.6-],,=,.::- .PROGR sl tl) entre that you wilt realize.the extremely high E; " profit potential of:today's' must fantastic busImem. • .': .. :., . . .• (p3-I$I) ' " ..... "~" ". ": " ,old "chll"ren "~'--~'-- "~- FILTERQUEEN , , . . ~C4-:IBI).-. basic i'nuli(:skili- of noto. I ': ...... -- CALL NOW-- " " Sales&Servlcq AVON reading, k4ptboard playing J Terrace, B.C. MARKETING MANAGER :i Phone Want Io' beat Inflation? we. and ear tParnlng In a gentle, • 2~.1492or S25.2516 (Cell Collect)., ~$-7~¢ have very competitive - ~plemnt etmoephere. The - COMMERCIAL-- RESIDENTIAL ,.. I • • (am.31A) prlclngl We have high course Is especially • TOP SOIL & quellty productsl We_heVe a designed to take advantage . Phone635-7459 SAND--GRAVEL 100 per C:ent money back of the natural abilities Of ".A SPECIAL CARE H~E Competitive Prices' guarantee. To buy or sell this age group end prepares WANTED Is required for a 14 year old 635.5569 cell Mary. 638.1850. the children thoroughly for later piano or organ studies. • g!rl June !.~, 1982. Duties (ac'c-301) I (cffn,6-4-82) No, i P~anerman for Yates A20 and A62 require the provision of 24 A parent must be present af DYNAMIC ,...... WANTED, dependable each lesson. Planers, situated in Prince George, B.C. .: ho~'..:luj~endelon, llfe skllle couple to: manage modern ...... development, ~ .and ' WATERWELLLTD. mbtor hotel In Smlthers~ ..... Yamaha Prep Course Required 1o: managing, behavlour, Loc;qly owned and FOR SALE operated. Remsonable rates ,B.C." Preferance given to As above(but .especially Grind Knives Applicants should .have those with prior experience, designed for the natural Set up foF pattern stock some be~kground In C.C. Call Le'n at ~3S-51~2 InclUding bookkeeping abilities of the •7-9 year old ]300 sq. ft. 3 bedroom condominium Be shift planerman work or--fo~fer parent ex- functions. Suite provided, " I (ac'c.14"lu) child. A parent must be located close to downtown. One full bath perlell"¢e with teenagers; renumeratlon,-----nagoflable?. present at. each lessen. - Have some millwright experience. Fee for service Is negotiable and 2 half baths, fully carpeted, very well THOMSON & SONS Reply In .confidence In.- Apply to: end may Include. provlelon kept, recently redecorated. Generel Contractors cludlng references to: Mr. Yamlha f~" relief work.' Contact The~Pas Lumber Company Ltd., Sewer and water cam D, Wood, P.O..Box 21,07, Organ Course Jayn Tyson, Department of Box 879, • nections, digging, back- Smithers, .B.C. V2,J 2N0 " Funi classes quickly Human Resources, filling, saptlc systems and • " (c10-18i) develop all ( the skills Priced to sell at $43,000.00. Prince George, B.C. V2L 4T8' Terrace, 638.O281; snow plowing. AI Thomson. nei:essary to play the organ. or (as-241) 1,15-7Sl.7 Wlthll~ a few lessons, you (am-31Au) • will be able to play many of Call 635-7307 Phone rolled to: your favourlte popular A SPECIAL CARE HOME plecee, and will learn the after 5:00 p.m. Mr. Karl Eberle, Is required for .a thirteen ~T:~~~. basic music ekllls In a .%2-3361- year old boy from June:IS, PRIVATE & " CON- pleasant atmosphere. 1982; Duties require the FIDENTIAL Children's Organ Course-- pro~slon of 2,1" hour Custom house cleaning. 10 years and up supervlslon,, managing Satlsfa'ctlon assured. Similar tb the Yamaha SUNDAY,' JUNE 6, at behavior, and seclal aklll References to prove. Muslo Course, with greater Lakelso Lake we picked up deVelepmdnt.." Appll(iahts Telephone 638.8386 for attention given to keyboard ':should •have some •wrong paw of blue running playing. I usiness clirectot l ~mplete Inf~matlon. shoes. Owner cell (~35-3~7. background In C.C. work Or (p4-181) AdUlt Hobby Cla, fostei" parent experience en (nc-21j) For adults or teens who asset; Fee for sorvlce Is always w,anfed to play.. (If negotiable and may Include FOUND: Small, black part. there are sufficient SERVING THE PACIFIC NOR:THWEST o proylslon for relief care. poodle dog. Found In Dutch requests, a special class will QUALITY AND SATISFACTION GUARANTE ED! Contact • Jayn, Tyson, Velley'-!fY°u are the owner be held for senior cltlzens~) Department of Human of this cute doggie phone Sight & Sound 635-4948 Resources, 638~0281 (~15-5965, (ecclo..,l) , m ) (e5-24l)., (nc.25J) mP| • m, PORT OF PRINCE RUPERT INVITATION TO TENDER • ENTERPRISES •. RESIDENTIAL PARCEL FOR SALE, 'build sundecks, fences, trailer skirling, ioey shacks,-patios,, septic MAINTENANCE L BURNER SERVICESYS~ems',,We also'relocate mobile homes. AND DEVELOPMENT ~D REPAIRS. . .:. GIG OR SMALL WE BUILD 'EM ALL 635-4018 m II • ~'" . .,~,~'~;.,v~fl~SUpERiNTEnDENT ~! ' ,~., ,~ ...... C BY PUBLIC T~NDER :.:,'.,; :~.;; i;:~:, * .r,/";'~ E;., " ...... :..- . • ...... 'THIS SP ACE .... ' " 4 The MiniStry of Lands, Parks and Ho~slng Invites offers by Sealed Tender' for ths purchase and PAVING Duffel:" ' - " deyelopment of rssldentlal property located in AVAILABLE Under the direction of the Port Engineer, the Dease Lake, B.C. and descrlhed as the remainder of WRBE CONTRACTINGLTD, ;. .... Mainfermnce SupetlnferKlent will be responsible for District Lot 2368, plan 10388, and containing 24, .2 ha • Paving Driveways and Parking.Lots • ~ repair and maintenance of Port feclllt as, for lots. :FOR YOUR AD. th~ develepment and upgrad.lng of the Port's .. - " --Grade Work-- All Tenders must be sealed and clearly, makr:ed' malnfenano) program and the Port's maintenance "Offer to Pus;obese and Develop ~ I)ease Lake, SUPPORT YOUR LOCAL BUSINESS PHONE " • andeperatlng procedures manuals; and for keeping B;C/', and must be dellvei'ed before 12 noon on July adequate maintenance Inventory and maintenance -,: -,:i • records. 2, 1982, re: 4B05' Soucle " Ragtonal Dirogtur 635-3934 Lands & Housing, Regional Operations Terrace,' I B.C. " Lee Wiebe I).;5-i).,57 ~alificeflgns and Exi~rlen¢e: • Applicants i should have gradusted S'~om a Bag S000 Smlthers, B.C. r¶cognlzed technical Institution or vocstlonal V0J 2N0 • ~: ' , " .' program and have had several years experience in - .J the admlnlstratldn of maintenance. Previous ex. Tenders must I~ accompanied by a certified cheque ABVAN BUILDERS LTD. perlence in a marine environment would be an In the amount of $2,000.00payable to the Minister of *Residential . , *Commercial asset. Finance. ' •*Custom Homes Applicants Interested in thls..challenglng position The hlgheat or any Tender may net be accepted.' HEATING * PLUMBING * .SHEET METAL : with Canada's fastest\growing Port may apply ~n OILTOGAS confidence by writing to: • Tender documents, Instructions to Bidders, Terms co.,.,c,PLUMBING ' ' 635 I=3897 CONVERSIONS 635- 5628 •' .orYour oursl0t ' The General Maqager. , I~and Conditions may be obtained at "the above ad. ' " ~ 3931 P~quetle. Terrace A *Renovations Port of Princs Rq)ed dress. RESIDENTIAL ;- COMMERCIAL --INDUSTRIAL /L~,Ztll~l~ *RemodelliBg P.O. Box 730 Prince Rupert, Brffish Columbia I~J~,EZNO, ~....,, .~ LA~S~''~' Abe vanderKwaak 3671, Walnut. Dr', I " ' " . -. VBJ 3SI Prosl~_ctl.ve purchasers ere required ~ obtain e Terrace, B.C. R.R.No. 4- copy of the same bef~'e submlffing bids. III I Closln.g Date: JulyS, 1912 *RESIDENTIAL * INDUSTRIAL • SPECIALIZING IN OIL rUf'~,"CES ...... The H~=;ible Jamss R. Chebat owNED BY BOB OUYEIT ,~ Minister of Lands, Parks and Housing , Pmvlnceof British Columbia " F. MCKENDRY = • ..... Province of ...... ::: -:-CONST.LTD. - g .-Ho RNass Bdtish Columbia " Foundations,. Framing, ' ~( Plc~rr~bir]g, • &• Hecztir~gl...... • , . • Mrnistry of Lands, . General.Contracting • , , ~ ,...... 24 HOUR SERVICE Parks and HoUsing " •Commerc al &-Residential " Phone • , - • . HonourableJames R. Chabot.Minister . Phone i~ / .....~ ..... 635-3511: ..... _ -:• -635-4613 ' ...... CALL FOR PROPOSALS -. BOX 84; R,R.2 , TERRA,CE, B.C.,.V8G3Z9 r I The Canada Rental Supply Plan (CRSP) ECONOMICAL ' -- Customcar-stere0 installation pro¥1des interest free loans to builders -- Service on most brands . and developers to encourage the con- " tv's and stereos , strucfion of rental accommodation in WAREHOUSING "-' service on sony, RCA and . .areas of Canada_having low vacaricy IN DOWNTOWN TERRACE Sanyo video recorders " ' ..; . ..' rate~ ' ans are available. We also Custoffi Build ...... Suitable for a full range of storage Canada Mortgage and • Housing Car. TERRACE ELECTRONICS • OMINECABUILDING requirements from the homeowne'~ to tJl~. I ...... Supplies& Industriel Distributors poi'ation is accepting proposals for the wholesaler. construction of rental .accommodation in 6354543 Wehave building lots available In Terrace & Prince Rupert designated areas until 2:00 p.m.P.ST on Supervised spaceln a -modern building, .... No. 4 - 2903 Kenney St 635-6381
.l.4th July,: 1982_in the~CMHC "Branch onrail, heated, forklift service • available . . . . • ... • • . • . • . • , . --o- Office in Prince George,' : all individual-~spaces enclosed .for .secuiqty. " • Interested builders and,devel0Perswho• " ' " " :•jJ~' HOMES:': •...... •' "• ' .... ~ ~~" ,, :" have not previously received th~ pi'oposc~) .call 'doc:umentaf!on :fr0m..CMHC.'may :: . Minimum.• sizes avaliable -- 100 sq,: fl; ' ~ . .'.:' ':Foundafl0ti.toCompletlon, .- ,1 .~, .; ,. ,. ,- .:"L/:: 2:~:~I~!, . :... -,. ..: ... . ! : " ..... " '" ^r ; : " "..... ~aroara, Nunn /~..l.~.,Lu.l.b.U'.~,.., k\"~\ obtain ill by.c0ntactlfig.:theiundersigned. : ' " • " '. ,:'.,': , ..'~..M : ' ." . • " ' ' ' -' '" " • " ' " ' . P/.|:¢..) .~'.1 For: r~(~re; nformatl0n call " • ' '.-:,"- :,Locjworl(Only, "-: ' . " "- , " ' ' , ...... ,. . . , "-t~,: M; MCLariY.:I_:.:.:,..: .:. .": ...... :-" ' .; " . .:,, :.." .... - , .... ,,.,-...., , . , " ..Training'for.childrenand-adults,.'~ " I "Branch Managen .... ." : .. ' " "" " ~ 1: ' ~635"371]: 2 :::: ::::: ;' :• •:•;•: 635-7400: : ' :• • •:• •,n'ba,,et.tap •a~d•ia~z. • :•,•~.~ .(:MHC ~"~ ' ""'~ Sblte 300- 299 Victoria"Street.:..~ .... ":' • Studio Box 914 . Residence " .Forsl)ace r eql' r~me s.lne~cess0i,2500 • " Prince George i112) 971. 2384 .... ~...... ~3$:~4&7"'""''T$ti'~l~e;'BiC...... 635;2440 ...... Prince George, B,C, • , . , , . . r sq. ft, call -•_ V2L 5B8., -. Telephone 563-9216 .. i ' 638-1577 For inforniation on. running yoUr ad in the business ordrop into,l,123 RailwaYAve. "
(South Of the Bus Depot) ._ • "" , " -F " Canadi ' ...... directory call635-63571 I
...... , .---. • • . IPeOe 11, The Herald, Friday, June 18, 19#2 t BC TIMBER LTD. WILL BABYSIT In my own TOPSOIL for sale 635-21607 FbR SALE BY TENDEI~ ONEAND TWO BEDROOM .. o o .,OME. Take notice that a I~me. 4818 Lazella. Call 638. : . , . (p10-18J) ~973Mac L~0991ngtruck and avalleble Immediately. RECESSION ~'* cohdltloi~,:askln9 $4,000: ,Bunker model 23 6 ~Chev' .
,.~Managem~ml and Worklng 8301. " 24" C =nAm cu~r=~ k,,,,~. 1973~:olumbla trailer. Phooe after 6 635-7971 ~: . PROOF BUSINESS : Phone ~5:2277... .:.~.. ; ~chassls, 400 engine, i4,000 .~ -.'1)1111 under T.F.L. N0.1 IS .. (p20-30J), • ,,*t, ~ ,'~ ...... , ,,~ L,, ' I~lghest or any bld. not " ' . • (p5-21) . EARN t41,00~.0~ plUS• In ".~ *'~ " :'(p5~231) ~k~.. Open to offers. Must• ' ::,be!ng prepared for. a.b ~ :.: ~.,Irll.'~hhn;iX'lLIOl')• • Ilece!sorlly e c¢epteo., " .... ~. a business where y0ur F.OR SALE 1'980 GMC Van,..... sol! by July 1, 1982. 638-iH75.' . FII, Contact ::.: G; R:;, Batty~ ' Eilli~~L~:~] .:product !S usgddal!y:tw Su.nr0Of,glal~l package, n~ ..: . : ' L :'' .~ ~ ' * ' :(p10-29i) : ;' i' F,B-D.B. ~6~15-4951 for~ml~e " ~~ .. everyone. :-: .; ::..:i. "' brl'dgeto~ei; feW' dimts,. "~ ...... ' r I L This plan We:will train::~l~ ...... ~ . ,~.. rq)lacemgnt, licorice,: The •. Indl.~Idua!sf0ope;.ale.a ...... ~...~ ~~L"~ ~,~ ~.. " Ma~mem~mt and Werk!ng ...... -. 1117711TD1sCCrawlertractor, " r ' (p3-22J)'::" .¢ompleta:::wlthLlntogril SMALLER 2 BEDROOM ' Fr.anchlie ; . wlt !~ .,::ONE :ii ;! FLAT:: DECK:~' ~*~. - -- :-:---:. ~- :,,: ' .Pibn will: take effect on washer & dw~ir. Whlte.$3(X) iroh. F.reiwhlle!illg:Winch. house. Nopefe. Phone 635- LCanad0;s largaai Bulk Jlflusry i,i983a1~1 be f~F'a aBe. pair. Phone 635-7559. 4313. . Freezer Food Company, atelier'• wifl~ beawr t'al! :: PUBLIC NOTICE : period of five years..., (p3.!8!) POWER PLANT 2250 watts, Till hydraulic. Tail -plltl, (p5.2,) :::•: tandem axles, electric " TENDER Written |ubmlsslon 1 or used hvlceonly. Small wood 1100 hours on.motor. Trbcks .: WE OFFER:' " ' brakes, ~capaclly. ]~0 Ibs. For the demolition and requests for :Infor~natton stove. I0 per cent. Asking price 3 BEDROOM HOUSE for: :FULL COMPANY. 12200 OBO ..... removal of the buildings at should be dlractsd to Mr. Ford 250 engine, 6 cyl., MIR00. Open to offers. For rent. Available July L J982 TRAINING ,One 17.' flat deck Waller 3205 Eby Street (formerly D.G. MocKlnnon on or' complete with automatic 'Information contact:"" for working I~ple. Welsh PROTECTED . fend'era axles, electrlc garage and offices of the before July IS, 1982. trans. Phone 635;5862. Geerge Colegreva, Royal Ave. 635-5752 " TERRITORIES brakes s150o OBO Phone Public Works Depant)'. The D.G. MacKInnen, R.P.F. mm (p~-22J) Bank 635-7117, Terrace, (p10-221) CO'OP' ADVERTISING 635-7559. proposal will' Include the • Forester I.cAdmlnlstratlen B.C. { 9 'YEA R .SUCCESS (p5-241) • removal of all foundatlom, BC Timber Ltd. TO GIVE AWAY Red Bone *,:+ '-"::, ...... (~i~.24L) WELL MAINTAINED, STORY the dlaconnactlon of ser. Box 1000,Terrace, B.C. Blue TIC cross, 7 years old, SPOTCASH large 3 bedroom home on •" FOLLOW.UP vices, I.e. gas, electrical, vaG 4C'I ~-2222 good watchdog, needs room for your good used bench, large lot. References ASSISTANCE water and sewer, and the (acc2~11,181) to run. Not for femllles with furniture,, beds, T.V.'s required. 'Call after.5 635- leveUng and clean.up of the 5383. children. Phone ~1,5~2445 In and guns. Minimum Investment . site at the camptstlon otthe ~evenlng or 635-9640, QUEENSWAY (p3-181) $12,S00.00 work.; ' .. (p7-231) TRADING FOR SALE: 1971 ' Cl~Ing~ fl~e for Tenders 2 BEDROOMtown Manor In 3215 Kalum ' 7.4 TON GRAIN bin cam: NEW WEST " Paramount 12'wide mohlle wlll be July 9/1982 at 4:00 town. Split level with £18-1613 • plete with hagger. Worth PRIME BEEF home. Good• condition.' p.m. at lha Munlclpal Of. fruclge, stove, wall to wall $1,900; asking $1,400. FIRM. LTD. Asking St0,000 Phone 635- rice, 3215 Eby Street, ' . !ac.tu,fr) carpeting and drapes. No 3 FULLY SERVICED RESIDENTIAL 635-3867. N0,380.6450 Robe~'ls 43137 " Terrace, B.C. . pets. Own entrance. Phone Tenders wlllbe In sealed LOTS FOR SALE --or LEASE TO I (nc~:181) 635-5464. Street (p10-28l) FOR SALE: 1971 SafewaY .envelopes marked "Tender PURCHASE BASED UPON 12 per cent MARIES ., (p5-221) Burnaby, B.C. VSG'4E1 Or Call: Mr. Mason • for Demolition of the Public OF MARKET VALUE (for ~" qualified • ENTERPRISES Duchess 2 bedroom trailer Works• Buildings'" and 604-299.2844 persons). FIRM PRICES are $2?,300, Asphalt shlnglea, vinyl wilt; large addition for 3rd ~ldressed to: (acc4-181). $28,450 and $28,500. end aluminum aiding bedroom and iooY shack. AI|" E.R. Halller sold, aluminum furnished with waterbed. Clerk-Administrator awnings, aluminum Price $12,500 QBO 6354417. Dlatrlct of Terrace FOR MOI~E I N FORMATION CONTACT I roo.f!ng,, metal 4rooflng (p10-23l) 5-3215.Eby Street ROB GRENO, DISTRICT OF TERRACE end sldlng. Ornamental TRI-PAR I s BED"OOM HOUSE tu;;' TIRED OF PAYING high Terrace, B.C. .... 635-6311. V'vlndmllls. .Speclallots In cracked basement, best offer to rent. Own your own2 VaG 2)(6 Above material sold and cylinder heads and $79,500, 4810 Scoff Street. bedroom 14x68 ~-mobllb . (acc3-181) casting repairs. Phone 635.7937 and 635.2820. InStalled after 4 p.m. 1979 CHEV CAPRICE, P.S;, home. This one's.: worth " O~forforFeilldTImbir. 63S-35Sg. --Exchange~53 or 4-71 (acc-30i) P.B., power windows, best teklng a look at. Carpeted,. OFFERS: Plainly marked (p-30iu) cylinder heads, t390.27. offer. For more Information all appl!ances, Included. --Exchange 335.400 S BEDROOM condominium. on the invelopa "Offer on Close to.downtown. S~,000 call 635.7107 Ask for Harley Very economical natural P.T. No.4W' wlll be received Cummins heads c:w or 635-3732 after 6 p.m: OBO 638-1698 for ap- gas heating and water tank. by the undersigned, One lot FOR SALE valves, $110.00. Cat (acci07221) - Real nice Insl¢le and out. heeds also available. pointment to view at No.7-' belle only, up to 2:00 p.m., .4717 Welsh Avenue. SPORTY PLYMOUTH 'Drive by No.16 Terrace July 7, 1982for the purchase 562-7811 Trailer Court. Must selll USED VEHICLES, TRI-PAR ...... (ps-24.1) Horizon TC3, 1979, 2 dr., and removal of ap- hetchback. Red with racing For further Into. and ap- proxlmate!y 3157 cubic. Prince George FOR SALE or rent Brand. pointment to view. Phone .... (acc~Fr) stripes and fin., Only one metres of. felled timber, WANTED: :Reliable, single new 3 bedroom full owner. 55,000 aBe 63S-9676. 635-75,59. InclUding hemlock, balsam 1 -- 1978 GMC P.U. 88,753 km basement home. In a new (p5-23i) 'working person to share 2 (p315,17,18J) q and spruce, located "as Is I ~ 1978 GMC P.U. 118,133 km bedroom apartment. Call subdivision. Also twp ' and whore Is" and "as found I -- 1979 Ford P.U.: 91,074 km 635-4693. residential lots. Phone 635- 1974 MOBILI( ~ site" on the north side of 9,~23. ' • : .. 1977 RABBIT deluxe sliver, 1 -- 1976 Dodge Coronet 4 Door Sedan (acc10-22i) 4 door auto., an~-fm, radio, Perfect starter h;~~l~e Nass. River, ap- (p8-7,8,9:10,11,16,17,18) S:.per cent do~~proxlmately 8 km up river 74,814 mlles. very low mileage, In mint .FOUR BEDROOM home condition. ,$960 recently price. _~ _" ~ ' _- Grsenvllle, B.C. carpeted~;~ll~l~er~ and .~r~ ~. ~ ' 2 BEDROOMunlt. No pets. • 'plus two basemen| suites, spent to bring car. up to mint -FOR INSPECTION CONTACI: $263 month. Phone 635-4453. nlce view, close to tow~, • condition. $5,000 Phone (~'- • dryer. F~iru~il~ihed. AIsp The timber, contains all (p1-18i) owner movlng. Only ~S,000. • 1747: .... worksh'op, landsce ped, fallen and decked logs from Pacific Northern Gas Ltd. ~,r~1860. (no211) fenced on 75xi00 private lot. the west boundaryof T.F.L. 1 and 2'. BEDROOM suites Cement foundation. Priced. 1 to the east boundary of Keith Avenue & Kerr Street for rent. ~ Partly furnished. • ( P12-2,3,4,9,f0,11, to sell. Must be seen' to be 22 FT. FLAT BOTTOM 16,17,18,23,24,25J) I.R. No.9 (Lachkaltaap). Terrace, B.C. BOAT Trailer, tandem axle, Phone 633-6772. appreciated. Phone ,635- (P20-6iu) (Approximately half the factory made. Asklng $1,400 WHY BUY A SKI CABIN IN 2000. lags are decked with ,.the :'OBO. Contact Rupert JULYT Now Is the tlme:to (P9-gSl) remaining fallen only). 3 B!DRQDM biiement fix.up and. point. A.Frame P,HQNE: 635-7291 Towing, Prince Rupert, suite, .frldge and stove, B.C. 624-2722. . ski cabin on the Hudson~ Bay FOR SALE 'i9~' F~;idi/ii FOR SALE: Excellent Each offer must be ac- carpet~ln living room. Mountain, Smlthers.. T~E condl|lon, 1978 14x70 ft. _ " (accB-16Aa,23,25,301,21u) Utilities Inciuded. Close to Superceb, 18000 miles, a.c companied by a certified PRICE IS RIGHT! Phone:" V8 radials plus 1977 8' three bedroom Sterr.a cheque made payable to the "-- ~; J f I" --" -- " -- -- ~ _ _ .:, schools 638-1934. . mublle home1. I nch)des'Ox20 Gecrg# Wall 847-2833or 847- camper, stereo, hydraulic MInlater of Finance for 10 ' ' I " I ' i ~ i / ~ " 111 I ,p3-21J) 4485 lacks~Asklng $13,000 Phone ft. low shack, Insulated and per cent of the bid. If the carpeted. 0x9 ft. utlllty . ,41-.,,":__,;] ,Ie. /'~I~ ._1_ ' '~ ONE BEDItOOM basement (acc-301u) 635,2821. successful bidder sub. shed. Stove-dishwasher • LARGE, 3 BEDROOM • (p10-181) sequently withdraws his • r./le lte. Fr, o e.'d a va. combination. Located et 81 cedar home: on the bench. offer, the 10 .per cent • • . • . " . '. . ~ Wall to wall carpet. Near to 1978 GMC~'4 ton 4x4. Bids Pine Park: Asking price Landscaped, frUit frees, two payment shall be liable to • ~ 17" " J"IIIF • ~ : .. . ~ .town, Available 'Im. accepted by sealed tender to $2%500firm. Must be seen fireplaces and In.law suite. forfeiture. m 1our ~"" ~ medlBtely.-No pets, Phone 12'nooo Tuesday June 19, be eppraclatnd. Tovlew call • elf . . ,., wv wv. ~. :. ~ 635-7583 after 4 p.m. Whet.a vlewl What a house 1982 sublected to reserve • 635-9067after 4:30 p.m. awaits you. For further The highest'or any offer will (p2-1el) bld of $2,000.. For detalls • . (pd-3Olu) Information call 635.7042 contact: not nacesserlly be accepted.' :TERRACE ' ,~rP. • THE 7th DAY after 4 p.m. KEYSTONE APART- C~orge Colagrave" PENTECOSTAL SALVATION ADVENTIST (p10-301) MENTS now taking Royal Bank of, Conada The Conditions of Sale are: ASSEMBLY i~J[I ARMY 3306 Grlffiths (i) All timber shell be !applications. Spacious, -- I I II Terrace, PastorJohn Caplin ~_~37 Waish Ave. pastor Henry Bartsch 635.7117 removed from the site 35:11 Eby St., 635-2626or 635-3232 .635;7642 clean aparts;, 1, 2, and 3 " :- ...... (acc8 281) within 21 days, commencing. Terrace, B.C. 635-5446 Services :-~ Sat. 9:30 bedroom suites. Extras Include heat, hot water, 1978 FORD LARIAT F150 from the date of acceptance • 635-2434 SUNDAY SERVICES a.m. -- Sabbeth__SS~hool of offer. (2) The site Is to be' SUNDAY SERVICES 9:30 a.m. -- Sunday (Sunday School). laundry facilities, P.S., P.B., air, 400 auto., 20 21 ft. CAMPION boat, l0 storage locker, mpg. Clean and In good. hours, Inboard, $21,000. left clean and tidy to the 9:45Sunday School _ School for all ages. 11:00 a.m. -- .Worship seflsfactlon of, the District playground. Please 1915 TRANS AM, P.S., P.B., shape. $4,500 leaylng town' 20 ft. Triple E Motor home 11:00 Morning Worship 11:00 a:m. -- Family Highways Manager, phone 635-5224. auto., Best offer, Call and must sell. Phone 635. S18,000 7:00 Evening Service Worship TERRACE Ministry of Highways, (accS-I fin) Harley 635-7107. 7559. Phone 635.7937. 635.2820 7:30 p.m. -- CHRISTIAN' Terrace. (3) The purchaser (acc10-291) (p5-231) . •- (acc-301) • Evangellstlc Salvation- " REFORMED ~greaa upon acceptance ~of Meeting. " '- - HOUSE CHURCH his offer and at oil times • .,WEDNESDAY oF Reverend S. Van~)aalen thereafter well and suf. .7:30 p.m. -- Ladles' ~_ ' PRAISE Sparks Street &. flclently to Indemnify the Home League PastorArnold Peters' • Straume Avenue NOTICE OF VACANT.RESIDENTIAL : NOTICEOF VACANT RECREATIONAL Crown and to keep .the Fellowship. - • 3406Eby St, Sunday i Schoo " 10 CROWN LAND FOR LEASE _ Crown rndemnlflnd egalnst - 635,3015635.3657 - ZION. - 8am.' CROWN LAND FOR SALE all llablllty, actions, Bulls, - Sunday~,~_!rvl¢_es--- -~_' "• BAP-TISL-_-~ ..Worship "Services -- 11 i .The Ministry of: rands, Parks and Housing has38_± _ proceedlngs, ~ clalms,. 10:30a.m. CHURCH •a:m;. and $ p.m. " - vacant recreational Crown Lots located In the demands, coats, expenses 7:30 p.m. Pastor Paul Mohninger Llsten' to the Back to --vacant resldentlal Crown Lots located at Dease vldnlty of Ceeslar, B.C., for lease to the general arising out of or relating to Home 635-5309 God Hour every Sunday • Lake, B.C.,. for sale to the general publlc. - public. "the removal of the logs. Corner ot Sparks & 'at 8:30 a.m. on CFTK. timber. (4~ Approval of Keith _ .Lots wlll be-offered by publlc lot dniw on Wed- Lots will be offered by pu'bllc lot draw on Tuesday; equipment to be used must SACREi) nesday; June 23rd, .1982 at the Communlty Hall In be obtalned from 1~he ...... 'CHURCH June 22nd~ 1982 at the Casslar Community Centre In 'HEART . 9:45 a~m. -- Sunday • Oease Lake. Partlclpents must obtelp Intormatlon DIsfrlct ~Hlghways Manager PARISH : ~i-:- ...... -'-':-.OF .... _ Cassler. Participants musLobtalnlnformatloh and - -S~hool-...... ~:--:- GOD and reg]stratlen forms for thi draw from: reglsh'aflon forms .for the draw from: i: '- . referred to below, priOr to " ': "635:2313 ' .11:00-a.m.- Morning commencement ofremoval Sfraume Reverend R.L. White Government Agent "Worship - -. - Mrs. L. McPhee of the lags.timber. ($) The : • "i'errace " *. - :i 334i River Driv~ P.O. Box 3,10 General Delivery successful tenderer must Set. Even. -- 7:30 p.m. Terrace, B.C. ii i Casslar, B.C; ST. ~TTH E~W'S Dease Lake, B.C. obtalne timber mark from sunda~- Mas~es 638-1561 V0C IE0 • . /ANGI:ICAN . -, V0C 1L0 theMInlstry of Fore~t~sand ' ._. 8:30 a.m. 10:00 a.m. CHURCH the timber•must be m~ed - 10:00a.m. Sunday School or " ~: "' 4726 Lazelle Avenue -, or. before It.~lsevea/thefarea. -~l~3Oa.m. Reverend R.L. White .635-9019 . , 11:00 a.m. Mlnlstryof Lands, Parks & Housing MinistrY:of.Lends, Parks & Housing This flmbel~.mark carries no SUNDAY SERVICES' Morning Woi;shlp : .... Beg S000 .. ~ Bag S000 stum pega fll4s or royalties. • ~9:-15--a.m. -- Holy 7:30 p.m. 3793 Alfred Avenue . 3793 AIWed Avenue (6) Scal!.ng fees shall be "CHRIST " Communion Evening WorsHip .Smlfhers, B.C. Smlthoi's, B.C. berne by .the successful LUTHERAN 10:00 a.m. Sunday Wednesday '7:30 p.m. -* " . VOJ2NO V0J 2N0 • bidder. (7) The purchaser CHURCH School Pra;/er Service must arrange highway-' Rev. Herman Hagen 10 a;m. -- Sunday "'ProspectlVa Purchasera must submlt a depoolt Of • Prospective Lessees must 'submit. a deposit of accesswith the Mlnlafry of - .B;A., M.DIv. School • S7~.00 and be reglsternd prlor to: the close of S750.00 and be r aglstered prior-to..tho cio~- of Trensportaflen & Highways. 635-5520- " " 635-3485: 11:00 a.m:.--- .F.am!ly. ~' •UPLANDS • .reglstraflon to be Included .in the draw. -.:- , ceglsfrntlon to be Included In the draw. and must arrange his own 3229 Sparks Street " ' ,'~Servlc:e .-:-;.'.Holy C0m- BAPTIST.. -method of transportation. (Corner of si~arks:. ' munlo'n .except 'thlrd CHURCH ' Registrationcloses 12:00 n~en Wednesdayl June 23, Reglsfratlorl Cl0ses.i2i.00Noon T0esday, JUne 22nd, • across the Ness River.' • & Park) . ' ; .' . ' Pastor BobLesyk.... • ' 1982. "" ~'.:: .'~ "i' ""~ :" " ,. 1982." . " ." • ~.*' ." .~.': .... .".." : ': • 9745 :a.m.~.~ Suhday.. •".7; ,p. ..~: nformai: . -;~15,2007 .' • ,-/: . ":. •.. -1 / . '. For: fUrther ~. Infor matio~ • :Ser~ice.:~ i r ':. :..- r Church School:. (Ki~i:::: -Cornerof Halllwell - -, i Pr0s~ctive; Purchase. rs ~'r thelr pro.xy m'ust' be:".• Prespecflge.Le~se~ o~'ihelr 4~roxy. muit l~eJn , "~ conta~- Mr. W. S..Sta nley; •¥ dergarten . th.rough:.i In al~ndance'at:'theJof draw inor~l(~ to, . -- .: I at fendance'afth~l draw in order t0parflcl~ats. Olstr'l Ct' ,'..H !g h w:a y s '~ adult) " " , ...... ' ~,~'.:.KNOXUNI'TED 9:;4~.a'.m~-. -'-, ,- " .. , participate; "~ : • - " .:Manager, :M!nlstry o,f.. hiO0 -a: m. ?-- :Regular. .\~'A~ ~-" " CHORCH: .~.- I Blble Teachlng .... ' --:- i ~" Transperletlon ..and Hlgh: •.~,"worshlp servlce, .7:30; '".-:" -.. :,: :- :: ' :. : ."~l,:Sunday SChool : . ' .... Pr0vl~e0f Brliish Coiumbia ' ,,' '~.. Proy|nc;eof Brltls~ Cdumbla.. wayS, ..No.300:4546 Park p.m. eVenlng" worship.,:. : 4907.rLaZelIe A~/e. - - . I; 11:00a:r~;.~ :" ' Ministry of Lands, P.b'rks and Ho~uslng .. o. ,'... Ministry of Lands; P.a.;'ks & Ho.u~Ing , Avenue, Terrace, B.~. V8G ~' .service 3rd Sunday each : ~5"631"4"L" " .... ' ' '''I Mo~nlng worshlp , .4 ~ Honourable James:R. Chabet " - H0nobrable~James R;Chabot IV4, telephone 635.62S4; ~.__ I month, " ...... 'Rev. Davld-M~rtyh, ~-.-l:service • '. .... " ~~...... Minister . . ..- ...... Minister A.W, Charlten, (Holy Communion first Cholrmon -. E,A.,_.M, D~v. : " 1 7~30 p,m. . ' . Province of" Sunday morning each " W01"shlp .--. 11 a.m. J . . , ~ Purcheslng Commisslen " month; and the 3rd Sunday-~School ' " J Singing and Bible Stu;:ly " British Columbia ~itlBh Columbia "---:' Parliament Buildings r .Vlctorl a, B.C. -Sunday evening of each • Nursery to Grade 6--11 J Wednesday 8:00 Ministry.oi Lands, Ministry of Lands, month.) - . " • , a.m. 1 ' Home .Bible Studies , vev IT8 Co.nflrmaflon " ' Grade-7 toAduits : 10 ' - "YouAreWelcome • . Parks and Housing Parks and Housing .- (acc1.1el) Youth &,.Adult Classes a.m. atUplands" .IlL ' HonourableJames R. Chabol.Minister AD,, No.4,~I982.B3 / . 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Beg!nning ,June 16, BC Ferries will be requiring a within 30 days-of sailing the deposit will be forfeited,' • ,. deposit on all advance bookings for the Inside passage Accor(;llng- to spokesmen• •Bill Bouchard, the deposit route. The yeh!c!efare will be used as a deposit as will system has been Implemented because of the unusual .- ' '. the sta~room~feelf p~sengersplan to bring aloqg a • hlgh.numbeP of no'shows on .the Inside i~assage route
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; - " ~"" " f.. ~.~ "-~ +~ '" ~ ---"~ +.~--~ ? ---~ ' ~ . Mall every Friday and matters effecting the The nmJ~i~ of residents • ~Ji!, ~.~,~ *L '~,~m~li~,I~} I ~ ~i~ | .... Satm'daytmtllJane26. The steelhead tfirough sport only. rememhar the hot +~~!~I ~I ~~~J~+J~l~~t~'IP +,'-~ "~T]p dub is refrain8 a 12 foot fishery..You ed,n contact . sprlngs that was allowed to ~ Land aluminum car topper Culp .by writing to 4130 .deteriorate to the point : ~ . beat, a Jshnst~l'9.9 motor Highway 16 East, Terrace, where It now"seems more +v++,+++,+, +. +.+,+ - ; ....:?-... + ' Tlekeis m t3 each x 13 for him at'635-2540 or 635-9471. lan(bRape. Staxtlng small ...... ': " -'-+++-'.. -~ ""' ,~ ; .~+..: : +'- . rive tidrteis. Rotarlmm will and building fromuseable • .also sell Uc~eta at the Terraca and+-Kitimat rmouro~ the hot sprinp Liquor Store; The draw will .reside~is who want to see~ can become~[-a center of aZ=U-"° "'MB--LODGE ZK "Servlno Flne F0ods, =ys ~,week" be June S6 at IbeMall, =o ]oPJl hot sprinp reem~ attraeUan once agaln in the • Breakfast, lunch and dinner open will haveto ~c.t;now. northwest. , ...... + , 635.~O2 " - The department of James Chabot, mis~ter • Tire volunteers are ready fisheries and./Oceans has o~ lands, larks and housing, to move an~recla~ming the - . . . . I appointed :Jim CUll) am ia demand~a~ lettersbum rmert but they n~ed your Recroatioa Fishery Advisor people .who want the hot help; .Write today to James 2:3 411+::5: 9 + i2 13 to its northern operations. sprin~s reopened. The hot. Chabof~ Minister of Lands, Culp will.llaise between the spr~ Moup,has.oollectod Parks ', and " Housing, recreation community, the over 700' signatm~, on a Parliament Buildings, SATURDAY : commercial user and the petition but Victoria sa~ Victoria, B.C., V8V 1}[4. • department in order to open, that anyone can sign a Praise Rlchle . Rod Pq~YI ' up lines of communications petitionand it do~n't prove. m Smucfs the I.ord RKh F!llwr 011~ Oyl ., 81 ,ms,, Praise, FOOl Ufltal~ld Tarllln KITIMAT--Parade fever 145 Kid to promote a better un- they are really that con- iSoPer nil Lord ' l.,~verm* World Lone Ommrl~m - corned,,+ Is striking into the hearts | . * derntanding among the - World " end I.~a "' Rainier Psrk.z./Vlol un Ell a various user groups. -He Keepin~ this historical and homes of normally sane •, " Hour Cup Shirley . ' GO " • Zorn)" SmlUt ' L'lk, Mira. landmark open should haof • peuplel. Ezpected.to reach Spidermen . Hlltl11¢llff " YOU'' St~l~ ', Freehlfld Cap4+IIIMI " will provide infommtien to ~tarmaouke C~n't • Bunny . , SkMchll~l Caverrm - °epidemic, proportions as • °, . , Splderman World sport fishermen on • par~Lmount concern to I July 1 .draws clceer and I.A ' Mal~ Cup Goldie Creitlw Magi~ Of Gutm " IJ Corde + .proposed salmon sport every~e. Since it was first • II:lS Coaoue • Soccer .... Oold." Hlncll. . Oil PIIMIN Tig " ; IIIck. re~ulaUoea, the state of the- built ~e resort has bcea a elceer, this. seasonal JL ILl:~ ,..~i.. wori., AC~, * All In AMm~ ' gncllrMlnd D0chmr .- disorder ham "~nt many ..a.. • ~:45, Baseball S~cer JicK the Tuha Glrol ." BiM¥1our.., Dollflll ,. salmon fishery and ealmoa feat~tre attraCtiOn to the m'" , i i area. It 'could evantually normal, person into.a blind.' - AS¢ Wseklr' Zig . IJW- ~lJ4On : Bal~ll - management plans, and :IS' ~ Tomorrow SpeCIal •Zlg MII¢IH1 , Tall BaSIl partieil~te in mdmon sport become a.local convention panic at tl~ mere mention of. O~lb~ll Clrlce American • Show Sly It Marl1 .. Bssel~lll flahstudiss. He will provide center simply by tl~ ~et suchwords as: flathed • ':, .Mal0r Square 811ndltlrld lilt Will1 $1grt ~ ' B~Mball truck, tisane .flowerS, new I a close working that it b a hotel u well a~ a Amlrlcin • ~ Srooklyh • Hoam . II~iI~iIi ' arrangement hetweeo" the "bunk house" ' for .designs, and trophies. : 15 BIIMIPlII. Bandstend $ocolr Brl0~l~ osrdeoor ll4modltl •Coaun. oh symptoms of this ~lor . Sports U.S. ., So~;er Brooklyn , Oc~an~ Ba~ell .department of fisheries and celelz'etice like the late . I.ii0ul+- :-wmlklnd + OPen' ~ . Bridge Oomn~ Samll. arcs.So mlnd-altorisg state %vNmm.. • t2:,+: I I i • " , Sll~il. Spodl Golf 5occ4m" Merle • " Prol~t ' Ilemd~ii /nelude a dreaded fear of U.S. ' Sor.o/r .T~" UnIwK,~ Iraqi! tissues, sudden creative , =... Oplo • • Soccer G~ldwyn Prollct - Per~ ;45 SNebell weekend Golf ~ Folllel Unl~ :11. + EverySun,day ektremes, hoarding of any ! i +type M truck, + sizing, up ' Mal~ ' S4~Tll - :15 I.H~e ' o~ U.,,m,,. ~, . :~ sa=m~, beautiful women and Sallblll 5peril, GOlf YOU Can Golo~wn : Is• :a specie "I • + + . •muttering "Now...how do I male.., mpeumd U.S. DO It " Folllel..' SlOWly. SlgaMhl , get her to dress as a slant . i AII-Slir Amor " '' Mlglc :: I.n: " .... ' at the chicken?" l.eaguesmii; . El ~ ' Golf . WIIMIInO" Pk,yhoulll ' Loom . ~ . ~ ~ Trill Wsek " * U.S. " " All.Star 7.'. Amer, ~ M~Ic' ' do . 1 Reported cause of this in Blseb~ll wsek~md . weird malady is the "up ~ r ' " ~ Terrace: Hotel . Family-. Go... wi~ .... ~; imm ' m.nd~m. ~ ~ i coming July 1 Parade to be: Tr~|ts ~end ~ . ~S. ., W~rM, ' :~' ill lndllinl, to Compeers Oltmey l held in Kitimat, and more " + ..... i Family" 100 1 pm ". Of 1: + ~ ~ ] Foufo~li " ~ de ] I Tree , Buntk.y a C~s~c ' Fou~. .. Oi~ I ~x~meau~, the to.r major -(r0phles that. will be Co~.n~.Kii~ StOat That ,. WlO* "'._ ~Wupo~+". "rlm "'.' "IJ Semaim :,s • leo ."... ~ane~0 • ~ ' ~" :ark,. ~:i awarded, to the ~t com- :30 KING 5 " Huntlay. 1 Am4Wl¢l , m - ,+" 1112" ...... • merelal, fraternal, ethnic :45 • N~vs. " Str~. 714. " i ~ '+~-~. ¢Up:'lM~.+~. N4WCOr~n'S Ottmka .. i 10 a.m. :-2 p.m .. ,. -..-:~- * ', . ,+ andb~tfloatintheparade. -] mnC " - ll**mfor- 'DOy*' ." .it~ ffel~nd .... inside 'Telel, i15 Nm~ ~eTog " Chm~lld Hour - A ~ Velum UneFeoeh'e "~au.-t~-+:-"s ---:;^.25 •-Parade l~'er m~m~ to have r~ Klrl~ 5 TBA Komo RINly . Talev~on Paul ANill ' -- struck the hardest in dubs MaDazlno' TBA News 4 ,~etGrow. HIIto~ Kgne 4ngle • Children (6,12)--*3.95 and e~pu~"" tions that have sisters'. ~ ~luhe /~nd ; TIlls WlNl~, Heritage '' Lawrence Blmlon . ~ O410, " O(wM~lle~, Dlmllll +Erlllrllln.', Harltlg~ Walk Clroni "."-'- Splclll " Multl¢ollurai D,'Hlor l under6--Free " o~=uo= in mumat. I . Tllll'Wsek." Hlrltlgl Show " CIr~l~ -," SIIIrkl Mel~tl~le- Domain ~ | • | .- ¢ , "--'°eDUtt t~:++, " .... oni, =.ow. o,ro is • Na~tr " +'~ cec .+. Tl~al~'a . ~o .- All "', . Itll~l~ , Cl~a. her s:Dav : :~x~etmtiOnin the July .X :.- VallW ~mmer FBI Pm'f. ' , . Cnmtw~ ArcMt. Canodklo " ~' " ~ " • Li, Parade; .L, ' Family and , O~ Of ~' Movie. Ted,., ,,,+.. o~ c.== ' =, Sunday, June20:. + . tho BoyS,, .' K~v!W '. F61 Love Small .. it War Vladovrs " , . . . ' : ~'~ ~0elates o('those, " +'4 Mmldrlll ' Sommlf ~ ,.,.~ .....¢,,.m.." 5 p.m. - 9 p.m.: "--+ :.'fov~,:Pe°ple h!tcan.wlthregister:Paradethat Nova +" " , " • "" "" Feat Nag r ":' O +_ . M.=,, '. Ks,,, . . .~" -. Do,Id. . • .....,,m V~=. ' ~e~U HJl) Of" ~.~..: ." . .~by'~ont =' en~ tom I NOC . . TeA .. ~v.' '!' cm,~ on. ' ~mic eimz," . 'i . :., available at. "the Terrace :|$ RIM0Or~ I"BA • ,, 00411. on ~'1 • " " Slzarre .
• .. , ,-nd -: ~m~. ,,,, +. o~ ...... =am + ~ " Various Salads, vegetables, i~ofatoes;: ".: Dally HeHdd olflce and the '~.1 : K|~S r~-.+, a~. • CT~ -" " ~a~H'~ ;' Si~+ ~ ~ji. F~. ' " .... v,,....v~., -.. N~'m Senllmll office in • ~ News . qet~lii. :" j! NIWll ;41 + NeW~ . O~lr FMher ,Off_n" : " gravy,, fruit and cheese dlsplay~, con-: ~....i.,.~,, fo~ will S~urday ; ~IolW. -- • , Fourim~L ' Hour • . " I~durd~y. ~ ~ ~!+ ,.+ •LA . : ':d5 NIOt~! .'.- =lnal: ',- ' 4~vll " Flflal. ' ~ Nl~4~t:'.. "" " 1 dlmehts/ . . + ~, + .'* -;+. : .. :~ .+ -edfftle""'~+-'t-: ~-=~'- ' - *-d- ! " " ' ; t' , , • . ., , . .|.,, ' - '~". . ~ ~ ~ ...... -: ~, .* :,:AdultS.'8,95 /.: i:~i,,.;7~:-,+/,, ~ " --+~AM, ~,-y.Night " ( ,,,,,,,..~aril~ "i! ,~-~. • : ShOW~, .~ "i MII~',,, .... '" " I~-:-,._ ...... I~ • -./ Chddren~,5,g5::16,i21: ::. i..: ti ;i:ii. ~i:::.See+./" .. I.Iv~ ' ~lei ' c=pmndo, ,,~. ,. ~. : . " ' ~.~ ~'",l:m' " ."An-~,~ " :'~.,;ioO .. -.;Fo~,' ~.+ ' ~ .- " " ' ' ' u~- " ... .. Under:6~'3,o0.{'." +". ;:.::':|:.. :.-:,T.0rrgc-e,.; 'A;' j~ " el tl~ +.-. .... ,- ' Msx ' " Teflnhl ;.. I -' .-. ~ :. :1~=. .:~,!. Imp~o, :- ::~:- ., , : ,, ..... ;~..Ikl~l]l~' f[}~Mli ":. I /-. '.+.'i:.-i-.+ ' • :_
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.1" .... I I I ' ' .... from page 2 ~ ~ pa~e~nto ca-, e~e~l~.with m~ry. ~ ts ~ a ~-I .eelebratlons: " Pancake .• 1• be obtained from.,1 the ~ Tmrace ~ rqiatr~ workshop to advise ~ from IpJ~. to U .to tlm ~ t~tmm d Chamber of Comme~e will offor a conrae on Small lepllties but rather to in- _ ~Pm HHq.P a.m. in the Upper Qt~
und t~a~s w~eons~t to ~ Northern SenUunl Office.In .... p,m,: to. '4 -p.m. This ~..aml able yore" bytbeFdwonas. Paradeflz- in any other events M' tin Torrace"" " and the Dally" worksl~f ,- ~,~ed f~ pe,mo~to~,~ " Kit.iinot See. da~. Hmdd olflee in l~rraee: load benlas~ pemomud to - utilize/the_ court's amull 1,rhemcugb~o(theju~y I ]B~melDbm', JS~ I in )~IU~.. c~ne Md learn c~'rect claims. Cmtaet Karen Itmrday, July 1 'Terrace' day to cdebrato, am Jdn procedures and ask BLirkedal at 630~11 for" He~ is tSe:aebedule Celebrations Comm(ttee Kitimat' u campedtor or questions to the court more iafmtion, events for the July 1 page 5 extmd on opea invitation to spectator. Just be sure to the'paopleotTm'~mtoJd~ , i,~,t ~r,,,.:r,..m,,, ;bm,,,' /
'Canada's Birthday at: tl~ .... -- Cl~ Cent~. ~ ' Sd,xhdedeventoind,da: e,.doy. Juo se " ' c -'/,~~. the wade; =a~ in~.,t~ : ~raca ~.b fair, tricycle racu'-LW ._ldte .to Slmndi]la I~ adults; ' rood puddle-tug~o- ~starting from the .brat warduumploneMl~, dunk 9a,m. q'Idstwo-mHeldl ~, p'mes ot cbanen, beer fairly easy.:. To date • gardens, .entertainment, hikeshave been carried arm wrestlin¢ pet parade, "as" scheduled except kids games and much, Kltselas Canyon area ~. mu~mm*ol An~ InS~'~ed: week when the water was in Terrace.' are in- too hish. The elub went first Cool In the Summer, How soon can you move vited to enter a te=m in the in May to the canym with 22 n.,,,. ,- ,heW|,;;~,; ~ Into this brand new three bedroom hornet ~nud peddle t~-war, and people und then hiked the 3 bedroom home of ~x6 Affordable starter construction with R40 Twelve year aM house home. Mobile home with Spacious master a challenger in the h'leyele, nature .ball on Terrace on }lamer. QoIM arca. bedroom. Feature cedar races. ~loatsand bands are Imulltlen In the ceiling. • addition attached Mountain with 18 people. Features . heatalator large fenced yard. wall and cozy houtelofor wclmme to Jdn in the • ImM on corner lot in a Thermowltain.hJke~ will be fireplace, wood stove In Over 1700 sq. ft. on two nice ares Features fireplace. Better still -- parade. •.. sehedlded after mid-July .full• basement and levels. Close to I¢11oo11. ' !nclnde la prd~ am, a price tog of only • o~rs are Work~ when snow• conditions double attached garage. Asking $12,500. Will, lundeck, MlCnd .yard ,.079,500. OPEN TO bard ~ this .e0mmitiee t~ permit. ReduCed to $76,000. consider offers.+ and small workshop; • OFFERSII make the July l i i celebrations a messes/and HOMES OVER t~D,000 : Cottonwood '• . MOBILE HOMES:. LOTS&ACREAGE - 3953 Simpson. residents are invited to Jdn Wednesday, June 33 4627 Olson .. 2156 Laurel+ - ON LOTS • * : in all thefesUvities.:Eatry 5236 Mfn, Vista 5310 Mtn. Vista+ 27il Thornhlll 5229, :5"230, 5308, 52,10 Northwest Community 3914 Marshall 4617 Homer+ . " 3443 Cottonwood I • Mth. Vista _ - _ _ _ _ _- - : soT$:ThornhIIl 5330 Mtn. ViSta 5031 MoRse i 5024 McConnell . ' 4915, 4910, 4908, 4.906 " MOBILE HOME Mtn. Vista Drive+ -. / Lambly 1 q i i • i HOMESUNDERUO,000 • INPARK ' • 3710 Caledonia . HOMESUNDER IP~0,000 1922 Queensway . ' No. 45-4625 Graham 1: 4421 Grelg-F 4640 Welsh+ SOLD 4326 Marsh crescent+ No. •26-Timberland Kalum, & Loan .4931 Lazelle+ 5044 Graham+ Ha. 30 Timberland- • No..9 & 26 Hawthrone 5003 Ager+ 3969 Doble 35.3889 Muller No. 99 Walnut 4110.Anderson+ . 5024 McDeek 2205 S. Kalum+ 4107 ¥~m+ 3126 Agar - ~URAL - Eby & McConnell+ / 4823 Hemer+ :5445 Hepple - RESIDENTIAL S244 Haugland " HOMES UNDER Sl0,000 .:'Corner of. Mist & 1st Avenue, Lakelse" .:Irwin Lake+. _ :~ 4o22 Donner •. .Furlong - " Lake. _ ' " " ' Kroyer Road+ ,, , •4639.31: Davis No, 38 Kroyer Road: s11il Mills+ Mills Avenue .-- . " CONDOMINIUMS 2105 Pear+ r so09"Plne+ ..... -. • :• No. 134714 Davis INDusTRIAL& /% 3915 *Sonde .... 1 • N~ 8.4714 Davis , COMMERCIAL ,, 4817 Davis -., No. 1.4719 Welsh 4613 Lakelse+ ~m Tuck No,. 12~1539 : Sfrn.ume:- -.16~ Kenworfi!.:.. :.: ._..: ...... ) I;,istlngs - markecl-- with I • : RESTAURANT : 3217 Evergreen No,. 103-4530 .Scoff . 'LIwde Street+ (+)-are:Mt~s- "' -~'~. " ..... soeo ~oer No, No; 11-4714 Davls 4631 Grelg
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DUBLIN (AP) -- James memorating such a forgotten, as the Irish rives of the gallant venal sponsorsMp came from The intensity and Joyee sits behind glass "corrupt and por- celebrate the centenary of city Joyce loved and.hated. across the sea -- without frequent . obscurity of these., d~ys in the lobby, of nographic" writer, their most scrutinized and Cltyfatherslonkforgag~les American literary and Joyce's writing also wen the 'GrevilIe Arms Hotel in "He should not be con- idolized, most sanctified of literary tourists to con- financial patrons in.his lean ....him-literary e~,~,mles.. nearby Mullingur, cross- sidered an Iflshman,"^she and vilified of authors, the Jure the atmbsphere ~and yeard, the •prickly ex- "How can one plow ...... legged, sneaker-shod, declaimed, artist who scandalized gl~ts of JOyes's .stories patriate Irshman might through such stuff?" Irish squinting ~" th~bugh a It seems the Irish,. who Dubliners while\ l~n, from its fog-wet alleyways never have won his place as novelist George Moore magnifying glass at a seldom forget their saints mortsliziagtheir city-- and and warm pubs, its one of the titans of modern complained. "Joyos Is a newspaper... and. scholars, also who with his other hand boulevards, parks and letters. nobody- from .the Dublin Soon after the real.ss-life sometimes never forgive helped shift the stream of churches. 1 He and hiS companion,. dooks; no family, no wax figure was unveiled two thelr.sthners. Englislillterature. .Dubllners have been Irishwoman Nora .Barnacle, breeding." months ago, on" outrag~l But this month all is In a .way, Dublin is notably slow to enshrine lived in Italy, France and When the notorious i~lle dowager upbraided the forgiven, .and:~the. late celebrating itself as well; -their wayward literary son SwitZerland ov~ the next died ion 1941' at. age ~.r~ In young, desk staff for com- James Joy~,:is ~,f~ from A satisfying chunk sur- among the heroic failures, four decades, rearing two Zl~rlch, the Irish Catbulic '- \ ..... " venerable martyrs and Children but not .marry~ magazine Heusry intoned, ~ , i "' sentimental versifiers who~ until thee:later years,, and "The influence, of Joyco as a • ;2"' 4 • ::: 5 9 12 13 paek the irish pantheon. - then ot,d..y. for ~..onons of writer was an outstanding~ .:: 3 • , Only last February, Ned 'inheritance. ./ evil one/' Brennan complained to his ~ collection of abort • But at the same time Irish fellow Dublinl city 'ooun- stories;--DubUners, and writer Sun ~ O'Faolal, • .... SUNDAY cillors that people were seml-autoblographical ~0unded a prophet/c note ...... going overbuy, for the novel, Portrait of the Artist ~'Futur~tleneratlonS of
' S~it'g4~It. Prllle Directions ' Out(:Ioi~ii Sunday . .. 100th anniversary of Joyee'e as a Young Man, were both IrlIb Wlii elldln Joyce as 0~4~'5; PRIM. ' .Lord Directions UnlimIll~l ~0rnlng 1' ~ birth." publLldlod in 1914 after great they no,claim Swift," he , Ev~'yl~dy'I PrllN . AG USA Orol - " Sunday . • o Winner the lord AG USA Robertl; ,. ~ornlno " i "I don't know who we are, difficulty in finding wrote. I I I i " "He had the fixed idea ---" .IgblUe World --.Ni Rex" ~l~ ~l,~.~ol ~ catering for here," he said. publishers. Ulysses was • Marble " C~p 1 ~l ~ Humbord " Rogorl Sllut .. Avordurml "Tl~e ave/age man in the published in France in 191~, that if he returned to Dublin Gardening ~r Kldsworld Day of OflcI Upml . FrIHRiind I.e Jour weft1Ed World Kldsworld DIs¢ovl~ 'o C11ti¢ SkMohlng • ~ Seigneur street probably would not and his final work, 'the someone would shoot him," I I evunknow who Joyce is." sometimes lyrleal,.often Irish artist* Arthur.. Power, Slim : O~ • ClmI-POp: "0 ;15 Outdeor~nln ...llBu~ch ,'i'oylor Cuisine Tag BImll TO Brsnnan's relief, a dense and still puzzling probably Joyce's last • ;30. Sunday World !(Idl - Show. Thll Old U~lnd ¢ln-Pop ", major expense of the Year -Flnnegan's Wake, was surviving close friend, , :45" MOVie ~ Irl' BII BeMvlou.r l~mIl I I I I of Joyce,an i~,000 bust to. be bmaght out in 1139. recalls in a memoir. Irelln~-- ~ Tag tin.Pop unveiled in st: Stephen's 11:,- " o,0.,o... ,,,,, A Wkl ~ Benll - .,His concerns with sex~ his If.he Could come home . ,,,, TOIOVlllo~ Humln ClnePo9 • Green, isbe~ picked Up by Week Life . . Him. I,emvlour Imp the-American' Express Co. frontal assaults m Ireland'i today, Joyce would see first I I how the face of his city has ;'Juice would have Roman Catholic Church and '2 1" JimmY ~m DIV~ ¢~1 Vl 1 changed -- the SI~U( for ' . :15 Wlmblidon Swiggart Srlnkley Hanoi : Ssrdener i.m thought the sponsorship Irish backwardness, his Tennis Jimmy ' Viewpoint Jimmy R~ul~en~ ~eenus de Morale de frank portrayals of the SOny Video and Fuji Film . Cheml . Pr. SWiiOI" .I m ' ReliIlOr~l 0¢eenus SOCCer I.~sel highly appropd_ate -- he I I -I - livedmost of his. life on vulgar slde of Dublin-life, loeming.~at/ithe foot of Wll~lnglo~ Proll~ " Lll his imistsnce on ustnS real, O'Coanell Street brtd~e; the , " kvortd ~ ~ . Wlntor . Week. . • UnlvorII Coude .. eredit,~' quipped David • SI~tI~.. ~ G~II " " .i Alice. Well St. ' In~, de : life charaeten to people his ruins that once were No. 7 Week BloloW • sou.or .' Norris, a Trinity College worm vamend IChlmpl L AIIcI fiction-- all outraged many . Aecles St., famous address - ~ • • _ _ English lecturer who heads ;lS ~ ~ 1: U.S. : Wimblldell • Grill, Intro. in the Irish establislnnent, of Leopold and Molly mk~.~t .' op~ . ,HI~II~, Por~:. ntok)w. ' voy,~., the Joyea Foundation and . i~ ,sw~ s~ ,-- ~, m~. or.,t ~ ' ~.so~r organized the centenary His:books were effectively.. Bloom. • world w~lklnd Clllmlpi, - i Hlghllgll~ Perf. 0rlphy Film I.o(41 .- • , . ' activities. banned in Ireland durinl his :But hew.ould~ E ~l " NBC Walt " KOMO - ~ ...... • S~.oIr-; 6onlvtntum TOIOIOurMI for Molly;. In, the~brawn), Disney News 4 Hour Tom~noment. Trovel Telemonde Dublin policemen; in the !~ ~ Wait Newt4 For the The. ' F,ces of Hebd4 1 t ..J " ~...I Dliney . Spic, RIq)t. Recercl ' Conlmm~lorl the PIino. DImonche Foil VJtY: beggars. • Beneath. the surface, ,I" FatMr " Beach " - ' T~ The Foil Georgl " 'Bndy In ;l$.. Murphy combers Nqfeflno ' ~IUIU)v . Qwlsflon, Dublin .attitudes have :30 Father Hengln " Town- ;., ; TheGuy Foll.,~ • Inlllk r " ' Body In !lel~- SundcLy, June 20 7 :~ ' Mutiny • ,. Mltllnll ''. O~ Proviewi QQutl0n changed. , I "We're • a 5 p.m. - 10 I~.m. " no longer .. Clllps . TBA - . AS(; , - Ohipl-. : Nova • " MIn'l . DlmlmChei remote backward outpost," . :15'. Chips_ TeA Nim[I r.Jllps : Nova " Roilgloul • :Ill Soupor Saiad :30 CNde "' TeA Cloleup Chlpl.~ . Novo (- ChorlleCherile' Deavx • Said Norris, "Censorship is • ~ Chilli . TBA ." Oil ' CMpe • NOVo ' , Dlmend)el • i i , . i . i i very much a desd.'letter PRIME~I~tB DINNER - " NBC " Nltlonel ABC Quincy Maltm'ple¢4 Intm11, • ' no~.The moves to change :1S StHKIoy STeam Sunday Quincy • TIm~" Dovelolm.t :30 " " Niiht " National. Night Quincy • Malforpk~ Very OpeC. Olmandles Bak~lorMashed Potatoe '~ the.laws, on c~!.(raeeption, :u ~ the orum. Jv~vte. ,. " ml,~y "rM,tr, • suiting . i.e, Heartland Mixed Vegetables. -on' homosexuality, on l I I __ I MOVlU . CMltylt Carlvons W.$ An~I'ICa ~lll ,I~ ApploCrlIp divorce and abortion.. • I -think he would be quite fn)m Tolovlslon ,. Movie." W.S . An~rlco . IIm:ltls " ", SpOrt" .' pl/zsed7 u . i , i , I Joyco remains an exile, aI JI KING' S 1. .* I ' The KOMO NIWl CTV ~ Sign. Clne. . ]:,,., . 4~ r r N~ ....d l " L kl ~ " however, evm in' death, ..,,o .,.. .' , . =. * ' " ,. . . • '8.25 . ~ In" I~'S~ Flusters I 1:45 i~ll, .' Flail ~OV~I '-. nil . - ff~e Fomlly" Off II d "-, Up I I r II I i , i i 1 i i ' i • cemet~. .-- ' "It doesn't, matter," I.I~:lS Ind TBA - ~ Night ' CJ~l I I :~o Blues TeA' FOU~ : ~ MOVl4 . I • • Blow.. . " Norris said, '.q'hey use;i to ,I":,~:.,,w~ - "rB~ . ~,,~,. , .-- a,n~,~, . i/ ... ,u~.... . ask him.. 'When are you "" " '" " " sanomanla, camlhg back to DubUn?'. :lS. ' .... " .. Off - ' ~k~pormin Glrll Nllht : . ; lm~ . "'itave.l.ever.left?' he'd . " r : Z h ' h.... SI~ 4 :' ' KO~I ',. Of .... ~ "'• h~ :" " dh: ...... ~'' Im~Fln:del ....> L ;':U t' ' : I Off- ' . , MeWl, 4~:, Htmfln~on. r t ea " .- •, , Y*, , . , , , • - -flro,0nd Terrace Kltimat t : I I and | I _ I 11 I iI I I 1 ... from page 3 Judging from I1:30 a.m. to p.m. to 1:30 p.m. in the Canter in Tamitik Lobby to 3:30 p.m. at Celebration Canter in ]i~t of the bay nam at ~ Nechako Lower City Center parking i~andled by Joe laqaare]H.., Canter dnder the Century hahdled by the Cbambe¢ o~ it ~er from 1O e.m. to bont padd~g lot ha~llecl by lot handled by Judges. Kids.. Dunk Tank from 1p.m. to 3 Howe canopy halMled by Commerce, Free pubic II:M a.m. in the Nechako the Ocelot Oil Can Club, 8atom from 1:30 p.m, to p.m;-at Celebration Center Randy Wilson. Beer :swim frem 2 p.m, to 4p.m. beck perk~ lot handled by Parade route from 12 noon ~- "h30 p.m. at Celebration by the Post Office handled Gardem from 3 p;m. to 10 in the Tanmtik Swtmmin~ the ]~Ion.:. Parade llne up to 1,1:45from Haisla Hill to Center under Century by the • Liens. Cake p.m. at Celebration Center Pool handled by the 8rid Judi~ from II:4~ a.m. lahakas to. City Center House canopy handful by dsceraUon judging from S in Tamitik arena handled by recreation dePartment.. to 1,1 noon at .Kin~iober lower ~rld~ lot ~aud]ed Barb N~ammn. Games of p.m. to S:I~ p.m. at the the Rugby Club. Arm- 'And, tug-o-war Mand Avenue handled by the by the Z an. ya de chance from I p.m. to5 Fm.. Celebration Center wrestling from 8 p.m. to 9 championship from 4 p.m..- Legion. Pet parade and awards and trophim 1~ 1 at Celebration C~ter under featuri~ a n 8 font by 4 foot p.m. in the, Beer Gardens to 5 p.m. in the mud puddle CKTK canopy ~. by Happy' Birthday Canada handled by the B.C, Arm, b~tween the Pcat Office and , the L aa'oue Association. offleial :cake supplied by wrestling Association. Tamattk handled by the O" I " (~rMY~s disp~y from I:" pJn. Mrs. Karm Llttle. En- Trioycle ra0es from $:30 Can Club and the Clmmher to 4 p.m. at Celebration tertab~, ent from 2:30 p.m. p.m. to4p.m, at Celebrat/on of Commerce. Gossip Column i I v I • Q. A friend swears he Peggy. The star, wearing heard that George Segal a trench coat and hat, plays banjo at a Manhat- firmly stood her'ground tan restaurant several and. became embroiled, • nights a week. Yet I can't .... shakipg her fist at the find.thi~ refert;ed to in burly- hardhats. Before any ads and would ,like she:became further in- • I " I ] to find the place• Can. volved, a shopkeeper" UNDERT0,000 " OVE R 0,~0 you check this out for whisked her away, and me? - 1.1. not a moment too soon, PRICE REDUCED GOOD FINANCING --Five bedroom home, FURTHER REDUCED A. Segai enjoys 3b-rhomeonahalfacre 3 - bedroom home, . 1006 sq. ft. full --Davis Ave. 4 hanging....out "at -a In town. .horsashoearea, closeto basement... Asking • b.edrooms In ground restaurant called Now asking $69,900. ' all schools. 11V4 p.c. fill $78t000. pool. ' Asking S!17,900. O'Neals Times Square, How To Lose Friends March '84. ' GOOD MTG -- $7,500at Cati Dick Evens mainly because heS-s, a And Alienate •People: A STARTER HOME Asking $67,500. ", 13 p.o. to Sept. 'U. 3 . buddy of the owners, young actor, making his '-- 3 be d r ¢~o m s, - ~' . --, bedrooms -- corner lot. COMMERCIAL Michael arid Patrick screen debut in an impor- fireplace, wood stove; ~/~ --3 b4:, condo. Now asking: $82,500. PROPERTIES O'Neal, and likes the in- tant movie musical has I besement, cloN to town. 36,700oflSV2p.c.toFeb. Call Dick Evans +3 lots on Lezelle (, I formal atmosphere, been throwing his weight Now Sfi4,500., '84. Avenue, levelled and, around the studio in his Asking $47,500. LOTS & ACREAGES You;re more likely "to ~+Ten acre parcels of " filled wlth gravel ready ;1 f'md him there during the' concel~tlon of a hot-shot --3 b.r home on a 75x200'" , ROSSWOQD .--- lend'Just of( QueanJway . for building. week than'on weekends movie 'star . which be • when he's in town, either, most assuredly is not. Dur; lot. Fen~:ed back yard.. RURAL ACREAGE situated between the' Attached" garage. Beam Station and the - • strumming his banjo~or ~ ing t hefiiming, he .was Vendor may assist with- - ..-approx. 10 acre, : joining . a - pia,no ~ both arr.ogant ahd parcels.• I1 lots Kltlmat Railway line. +Rental.unitson Grelg financing. • Asking' a;/allable. S2O,O00 to Priced from $4S,~X).00 singellong, These gigs are teml~ramental, .. at times SSS;(]e0. • ? ' ] Avenue located on4 lots strictly extem~orancous " refusing to speak.to fellow .Call.Dick Evans 1 $30,000• to$49,500.00 MrS. with 6 ceblns and !!/ .~ind George's unbilled cast members, But":that's • . Call Dick Evans . .+Just under an acre house. Good' rental appearances are a not.all!When brought to , .... lots located at the return; ~ .... highlight atthis spot. New York City for a HOMES IN corner of O.Id Lakelse publicity tour, hedecided - 'T()WN Lake Road and Thor- " ... %: """ to nix nparly.eyery press . interview-, for. hfm.,;He ,. - nhlllStreet.Prlcedfrom +Modern five : plex,: T H E - ,. ~i,R O Y A ]~ finally did..agree to" pose • •. ". $28,000.00to"S4&000.00, architect designed, elmch:'~ TOUCH: One ofmy for .a magazine, cover, • +4014 'North Eby'. ~Lovely large buldllngs :u.nlt with 2; bedrooms~., ~5044. Agar .Avenue , ,Quality-home,_wlth 2 spies peeked into a. guest. ., which he ~aneeled at the. ,3, blldrooms, well "brick, fireplaces, 3 lots In a choice sub- sunken living room;:gaS~ book' 'signed~!l~y Grace .last minute.. Nice guy. Kelly ~vhen~.,-she .was n~alnfalnedhome on a .bedi:ooms, double " Avenue,divisi°niUStwith offfuliBirchser. ' Including'appliancesbeat, and.m-I'ceand drapes;! • visiting frie~]s, inthe : ~' :~" a~e lot, :excellent carport wltt) sundeck United-. States~,-recently ...... :_ .-...... - - :--- gerdeh, attach'ed ..over, ~r. full,bethrooms, vices, lightly tree¢l, and " ~ ." ',- ':_ The'signature: read ,Sire-i~::::: O-:i~ven:*ii10ueh she left Carp01;.t : and ~. "fi~Vb:i ' and rumpus-room~ with .... :,:~a-~TSi~eet'..'::i~:~:::::-:: -~: ~F~.f.uii:~i.cu~ars--:i:~ ply and royally. Grace. , . ham out ,of her wdl, d~dn t 'bedroom.; basep!ent .wet bar. . Phone Bert or Rusty : L-I ngh-.call'Rusty6r Bert~ de Monaco." How her MaC West provide fo.r her •suite. '::. '::: ,: ' : ," " Llungh for any ' • blue . collar 'an'(:es(0rs- lo~gtime male c0mpanionin . ,.. - -. - • • _, oftheabove. • . u :: . • :..~;::, *~: wouldhavelovedit. : - a"private settlem~:nt before :l-s0;iPohie:Street '. +.47,34Bolton Avenue LAKE~ROPERTIES, , : . :if: • " ~ - . ' . her depth?~.-- P,M. ' • mmmm . • ",: " " .. Aflracti,;,e'3:.bedroorn. l :bedrooms;New 'home- wlth• two 3 - :l-Attractive summer I '+Yearroundhome"o~/e*r-: •.. • . ~. - . : .A.Not.that-weknow0f.' , two mrey. home, wlth I flreplaces,. :. ens.ulte - ' home, 2 bedrooms, I: 1600' sq. ft."wlth: wood:~,. •::: : Q. We cadght:-Peggy: *:-:It's:,wide!y "assumed that 'balcon,/Overllvlng':room,..flreplace !ooklng.the :II plumblng, ;double: :~screen ~orch,-wo0d -l:andele.ctrlcheat, samly.~~ Chss's " tet;rific ,per-," : Mae.fim~ciallyprovidedfor I " beach, sturdy :.. metal: : formance ~n the.Bro~d- ':.Paul Novak"-- one Of her and ::nlcoly flnlshed I .carport: and large heater.and electHclty, l-shop and ouflmlldlngs;" ruml)us'ro.om. : .'" I .nd.k. beach ,acate on way musical : ':42rid ' originalmusclemen and her "-. Ist Avenue. ?" |. . " 'ii' • Street, and.admired her companion for the lastthree ? - wonderfully ,- :s~ssy " decades of.her life-- while- - ~ For viewing phone .Bert or Rush" Llungh " - Contact Bert or Rusty Liungh - :" quafity." Is .~he this.feisty She was stillliving. :But.he . in pri~ate? -.T;S." . :.was left out',:0f.West~s will. "" 635-6142 •. - ,<" .Imtead, Mac left her estate' " PRUDEN &CURRiE (1976 LTD.) A." And the[i some~::/./to:a nephew and .her sister, .While waik;ng. in.her/. As.we've mentioned previ, Manhattan ' :~ne.igh-: *- ously; we'll be getting more • borhood, Peggy:stopped .:..'.on'i this when Mae s. "big- to 8gaWk like. any, typical.. :.graphy, :writtefi by GeOrge ' New Yorker... • when/ . two construction. ,workers - is.:::nfiblished." by r. William- the ~[BOBSHERIOAN.' :'~BERTLJUNIGH , R--U~TY-LJ-UN~GH DICKEVANS DANNY SHERIDAN 'i "the bys(anderS :quiCkly L' heai',i:he'~;:goitc~n himself a scattered : -::. but :- not" : - new.girffric~nd. • . = . f • - - : ". ", , " " o, " " ...... ,. • _, Page 6 [ I | i r ...... Robert fflocNeil/RepOtt " ' i ' i+I" i I # I I :-=_Z! __'.. . . TORONTO (CP) -- During his 25"yeprs as a Canadlan claims he has heleft.Hallfaxf0rLondonin we went on and on. Then, and we .have a .program Robert MacNeil -- co- fcrell~co~espondent--for never gotten over his 1~,. someone suggested i write a coneept that we invented anchor Of PBS-TV's highly Reuters, the BBC and NBC amazement that people "It's one of the best ways book, and evolved and-we have regarded MacNeil-Lshrer -- he has interviewed a were actuallywilling to pay. to live,espoeially'lfyou'love "so'that's what this is--a very little interfe~ee." Report ".was among the Who's Who of world figures, . him to travel the world, eat travelling likei do," he saici book of stories, 'the kind Although he' has spent first people to see the Berlin charaoters as diverse as well and ask virtually any in an. Interview while In reporters tell one another. most of hls career in Britain Wall goIngup, spent time as Charlle Chaplin and human being anyquestion town to hawk his new book some of them are funny and and the United States, the an involuntary guest of' Ayatollah Khomeinl, he Wanted.. • ' - about his adventures, The some are sad, but it's really Montreal.bern and Hallfax.... Fidel Castro during the Bertrand Russell and "It'libeen a very good life Rlght Plaee..at .the Rlght.~ an attempt to give people raised broadcaster says he Cuban Missile CriSis and Richard Nixon, Lyndon and l'm always.surprised at . Tlme (Little, Brown and Co. some'pleasure, not Jest'to Still considers Idmsolf very was in the motorcade the Jobn~on and French Prince.. mY luck," :says MoeNeil,. Canada Ltd., ;17.95).' "I lecture them, which l'n/ much a Ca~adlan -- a fact day John Kennedy was Louis Jerome.NaPolson. who fully intendedto haven't always liked the. very prone to do." he believes may l~ave been • assassinated.' And the - 51-year-old become a, playwright when. fcocl~-butl've never found a Accordingly; MacNeil valuable In hb career. 1 +place yet that bores me," .. doesn't take .~, :'Bein~ a.Canadian gives ,dP..~.@ Journalism schools ~o~y and at times the -' you that little bit of, detach. couldn't hope to .get better book 81yes hint more than a mat, same.obJe.~fl,vlt~ to . publicity -- the boOk makes • pasaln~ resemblance to the +,'see thinSSm(~reclear!y;" he" . : N2 3:: 4.. 5 :9 :+:12.I3_: the..profeuton. sound, as ../hapless hero of Evelyn says. In his boolz,hedalms exciting as MaeNell W. 's scoop, "- ' that " Canadians - are believesit Is. A]eng with the .ma~or probably the world's least people. " + MONDAY A +hi~y., ~.adsble fmt- news- stories and 'life, xenophobic handaccount of some of the threatealn~ adventures are "O~ertheyesrs, hesaYshe stories of being forced. at has been offered+Jobo by • .! Today Bilchc. ~ . CBnldI bigges t news events of the Show Jimmy . : Morning " A.M, Morning • " . gunpoint to eat greasy CBC, .CI'V end Ontsrlo's News Swaggert America Canada. . Mister , la~ quarter century,, the News 100" Amerl~l,.•..,.. A.M. "+. Ro~/k. . . , .. scrapple and eggs by .a Global .Televial~ Netwprk, i !~Ok Mew out of a con- vereation MaeNeil had~one crazed man during the Qvti but adds "each thneth~ job Seattle .' Hulltley AM ,' Koreafl'l SeVille , ". Fo,~; .... Rights Movement; be~ • :15 " Today :... Stree4 Notd'hwast Yoga Street. Dot door . i , : ' day In a bar with the college l~had ss~ned Just a bit more :30 Sealtle I~ AM It+l . Se~am, ' Read awakened by the telephbne coaae, lal." • . ::4S TOday Huntlay Northwest Your Move . S~reet About It" +:... interus 'who work on his nightly mews show. in. the middle of the night, Some ~HUe~ have ae- 10 Seattle. Strtet.• Love," .~', J.oYne Ellctri¢ Home. . Ouvorlune only tO forget where he was eused the new CBC-TV + : 15 Today ' Fr'. ,G ant • Boat Oavldlon Coml~any Gardener M~vefl~nt "l'd tell~hem a story and :30 Simmons' Mister' Love . What's. In~lde-Out Home D~ ShlMI then :someone would say, and what story he was cun'ent affaL,~ show The •~ : L5 Show Dreesup Bolt Cooking Vega. Soup Intorlorl • ~ Aml 'Why don't you tell them c0ve~nl; and 'an hilarious Journal " of aping both LL~'41"-- Yhe Sesame Family Do41nltlon Footlt~P~- Freehand Mlgeilne about the time in Cuba/and account of a totally botched blaeNeli's PBS show and Doctors Street+ - Feud • " Definition Footlta/~ Skofchlng Exffeal. job of covering Queen the later ABC.TV Nlghtline. Search for S,ame The Edge" Ply Cards. Over. Human Wlckle : . ,. . ' Tomorrow ' Stre~et. of Night - PayCards • Sew . Beflevlo~r Wlc~le . Elizabeth's visit tO the While he says-he haso't . White llouse...... seen eno,gh of The, Journal...... ~.;;- ...... ~;,~+...... A;, ,y '++ NO. Images of Your . IJ Vie ". India. ~s/ness T(dal, • Even .though ,MacNell to make' a comparison, 12' :`+:30 our m. • All+.o- my I~zud~ : Biography A~Is admits, somewhat went- ' MaeNeil says the. criticism :,15. Lives World Children Ml~de " Biography Sell de RKher¢l~ fully, that hislife now as the is probably unfalr~ " ~ ' " ' AnOther Cup , " One. • Another ~,~vl; / Tuktu. let' , PBS news show co-anchor is "I know ABC Nightline • 15 ' World Soccer Life World Born Tuklu " TTO~VeflIH • 30 Another ' 1 W. CUp. To ~ Anothlr YeMarday ' Voylge • Reflect "ra.ther. sedentary," he derives to someextent from ,~5 World Soccer Live' ~ ~_rld " Pb~ovle , Voyebi' d:U~ Pays doubts he could -be iur~ "our show because they said ChlpS ' .-+; Wok . Oenoral Texas Born AN)lied , Documeptilr bach tothe commerdal TV:-. they had 'us ~ei,y much on " 15 Chlpe, wilh' Y'a11" Holpltll Texas • " Yemwda,l 5kofchJng• Cen~m ,30 Chlpe : Corohetlon General. Texas " Moult ~d. D~xum, networks and the. constant their minds when they .went ~5 Chlpe Street ' Ho~oltal . Texas . Movie World ~dl~ "- . ' . travel to air. - A' - Movie " The EUge ' Ryan's ' The - upon" m,m : cm - "I think I'm probably too +, "But it only makes same .~ :15 Come. of Night Hope . Alan a Claulc Math ,~rln ' .NEWIN TOWN? :'. old now for all,that rushing that (The Journal and • J 30 B~'K " ' ' Take " Happy ' Thlcke Slim Inorldlble • t~ ~ Llffli ' T hlrly. '..+" +" Dayl Show, Cuisine F.orel& ': " A~rlne around.' Besides,,° when. a " Nightliae) would take a look I.[r us PUT. man,sets'to bemy age, he at us.wewere, after all, the ~.,~ ~/ . Ark on "The • ' Little • • Sesame " Growing ' A , " .. Movi'~,__~ the Move- ,Merv , HOUN.,. Street " Yeero Tr~ bUT 111[ MAT •" really enjoys, running first people to demonstrate • Movie" " Mul~t 'Griffin . '. o~ ~e ' " Sesame • ' Ecology. Lo Legende something instead Of belng .that a half-hour show on one • Movie ..:, Show Show Prairie Street" Ecology..' dell', FORYOU! - the one who's, running, tople:usisg 'talM~ heads. i King $. , ' " Hippy Komo "" ' Hawdl " Miller Llbraw" C~VIIIe|I"" ", around.; was viable." k;ls NEWS... 'Dm, .... ' New~4 Flv~-O , Roger, ' " " TKhnlil .. AUX 10g I / _~-~ ~l~ :30 King 5 . TK , .-; Komo " Hawaii ~,' !World Le " '+ "at'alike finaH.ybeing the . - ...... /: Lv.__.L4S+:__ N.ews...... Nmm~--~ News 4 "' -' +F+tve+O • i Cu~-- pro~e~ngPr°ceulng--Ve~bo~l I • , ...... i .... ° -- T------.. captain of a ship after years -.-- .- ., NBC ...... sarnav-.+-'.+ Adc +- N~--. Im " TeA" " . Ca Fine Of l~Ing just anotheroffiner, : I 'T ill ...... ;15 News ; : ~-~llor _, New~ , Hour W. Cup ." TBA Cuisine I don't like to say l'd never I n :30 King $ Rill ..., KO~M~) " Nlwl Business ~ TBA _.+.- Angle " . V :45 News' .. PeoPle ' ' News Hour , Rep~ • TBA Angle televininn, but we haven i- . Entertllnmer~ Rill : P~---'- One of " ~acNIil TBA '+ " • Tefelovmil ,,u,~,mk~ m~,,,,m ,o _..,o,., Gossip .15 Tonight . People - " Norlhwezt thl'Boyl +" LehTer TBA ' - Tefelournal " " " " " ~,ery nifty arrangement . .~ ;30-- Tic Tic " Joanle . ~t .... Bizarre . World of ' TBA '~...... relel, . Nancy Gourlle right now. .'- -~ . • • :15 Dough + Loves Chocl " alzarrI • Ihe.se~ TSA. ".. NMIonal- Pl~ ~5-78~ .."I'm working With.my" ~O ut,e Prlvm ;.AeC'I -' H0~." ' F,mr ~: '. V~ ;'. . ~ ~ . best. friend (dhn Lshrer) .... It: ~,15 '• House "..." nenlamln ' ~dey " Coill. Chase ' •" 'm 414. ' " "O i30 o~the Private • Nloht ' Tflrlll ~4 • Paper" Ifltro; • Sei~ . ' " ' " Q. "*My cUriosity was. . - :45 Prsrl /.-- Benlmmln~. Baseball . j Llflflme . Chase .... " to comp. ~ :i: ~ ~"..W ,.~-~II~G'~--~-. ~-~T-~~'~WN~P~G~I~4[ I ;=l~ddcd::(~t:tTVm~:~y. .... A;h't • w • • ABCa" CTV " OllIt '• 1111/o ' I ~~~ Ml~h,vln" ciK'~:n:~l ~.y ~ey:. fort . elol~y ' re.:. '~ -~ " J~A I' ~QNdol* " ~ff"~ v~ ~; famedBlu~naeof North- .. Ain't " " • Front • L Night Night .'. Qvnt " :" Pml~'F. ~lon" ~ ~ b,~ . . . j.- .; , ~,m.. ~-~.~ .| " ,,,.~,.o. 'lt.;d.~;*.," uFh~,n • MlzbQhavln'...... Page' • Bsseb~ /V~vle " " ~, •' 1 U hi ~], . " ~eff . " E-4. ~.~.~.~ ~-NA " VSN~I&M,c -'~""...... ~L~nUIMMIM~ I.wmlBIM/~. ~ A~--"~'~~~'''~Jf ~ " .....=-')~'corol"~°;'" 'Lawrence v,..-,-,.3,., an0ounced--"v': • " "" ". • UN/IN~N;AL " Ain't The . naMball It--/~--- Welcon~ *' ." Un~r~a~ Tell- .- ~. . ;~----qM,l~l. . ; ...... ~p~.~r .. ~.. th~, ek;' had made her , Aln't The - B~tof + Lke'i- We(orne ' UnderMind IJ' + r, , . - -NexttolheRupertMoor nn~q~m~ .'~ Droadwayoeoutmtn©rev" -. Ml~hlvln' Journal' ~ W~ : ~ I~e ''~ ~t~W:+" the na~h ; Co~po . " ":" ~ .~vqrlookingthe Harbour. ~ , O- "New' Faces":Didn't"the~ '" KIngS Night . : Komo'+ CTV i... S~per~er.,,' Sign': ,--dO ,~. ~~~'. DINEINOUREXQUISITE + ~ productl~sns~cffya~cara, / 1;~ News, "- " FI)lef - . -, News4:. + .... • News • ..'.., i~Pr~lll~ Off., . " Monde" ~ -:~ ' ~'~. "~ .~l~v~L ' ' VENETIAN" DINING" LOUNGE. ' • ~ part of the" titleT'' '" .~-- Mr.~ m,s . . ," ' , .... . , . p ~ j . . .~~. ; ~: ~..,./.¢+,-ye.ar-om-~.aro - - n • Night'"--' 'i .... "' w,,,. "', ~'~ .,vw.. ;' , .:~- " ~,~,~ ...... ' • .:- ' +. ;~ ~rn,~-.r .... - ~ G .... ~~'.. ..~~/-i. ~ ~1 full-tltleoft~t.show~was, , .. , ~, -...... , , • , WlmD~. ' isle'..-. : /.~1~.: , Xl~ .:+ V .... "' ' . . . . ' " Or'A ..... ".', . +,. -. .~-. .-.... ~ . + I. fernian ,' .. ' = . ", ' + O,.,.OROOM 6Z4"2621 or 624-3359 . wBy...h, had no ,m,0 nt • With n." ,.,, i+Slgn ~ .'" Is.' " Wilt. ,:,. ~efUmlse , .., , , ", :,;. ., ' ' ' '~ am~R'V~ ' N ~ " lStAVo;'W;'t*~S~"" ' " " ':" ' " : .... ~1 parfin tl~.~h~w and scored . .., I.~fa~ToRn. '~off, + Gift/'! . ," Movie' ', Columbo ' • .,. , . ,,~, . .. , ', , • ," ..- : . -. . t • .- • . . .," . . ,.. . .; . . ,. ~,~" ': , "~,,, ~ ...... :- ...... m,@~e.~z4~.~ .e.~v,~e~.,~.~t~,~r~, t,,m,~,;:,,,,~.,. ~ --:,~ -..,. . • . • , ...... - , , . 7 ...... ;:_ -, . .". Gossip Column Q... we know of A. The news on that Richard. has beep in- A, I::)esihas been out of Richard Burton's battle front isn't encouraging. volved for the last few circulation for a while, due with' the bottle over Richard had indeed cut months in a .gruelling "to a delicate gastro-intestin- many .years and his down his drifiking recen-' movie biography of the al condition known as resolve to remain on the tly- laying0ff the hard grandly• high living. 19th diverticulitis. Fortunately, wagon. Ha~ he kepthis stuff in: favor of wine - century composer 01thougb painful, the' ail~ resolution? - N.R. and, despite'his pinc.hed Richard Wagner. Now I ment ~can be corr~t~ff nerve 'and other health hear he.has indeed fallen. through" surgery. - DesiL problems, has felt much •off thewagon. He's also wound up in a Hollywood' bett.er foy doing so.But taken some refuge with hospital .in.'December and Burton hasn't had an actress Marthe Keller, emerged shaky but healed. COME STAY WITH US ~easy time of things who used. to 'be AI Nowbe's bck on bis beloved lately. First, h~'and his Pacino's flame. golf courpe, and. getting into " at English Bay near Stanley Park wife Susan decided to the swim. of things;"Arnaz in beautiful downtown Vancouver separate. Then there was will be "King" of a Miami all .that publicity about -carnival in Marcb, anda TOLL - FREE 800-268-8993 yet another rem~[tch with Q. Why haven't we heard ' record of his tunes from the 1755 DAVIE STREET VANCOUVER,.B.C. V6G 1W5 Elizabeth Taylor which abou~ Desi Amaz recently. old "l Love Lucy'; series is -TELEPHONE (604) 682-1831 hasn't materialized. And Has he been ill? -- LM. due out about now. NORTHAMERKA3 NUMBERITOPSlEILqt, t EVENINGS• 3227KcdUin St. Laurie Forbes . Jim Duffy' • 635-5382 Rod Cousins 635-6688 TERRACE GordonOIson ' 635.5407 Stan Parker 635,6361 630-1945 : " :- 635-4031 j ...... WIGHTmRH & SMITH REAl LTD: Take MY Time Not : Home on Half Acre Morning Side of the . When Your Riches Are' J BUt ~i ~Rant -.Yours. - .... I Check this .4'hodroom ' Mountain Kids Not Monoy~ .Put yourself .into thl.s Come In to check out 12x,~ Glendale..-moblle : 6ungelow on large lot In At the base of Terrace" .This property would be town. Good garden, Mountain sets this perfect to~ •your family, this.- great buy, 3 :home which hos[u~t bedroom'modular on area, larg~ garage and • lovely cedar home.• 1.26 acres Ideal for 'been redecorated • and attar'to ~ asking price otller, out buildings; Some leatures, to be hobby farm, at- full 'basement v}ood conveniently located of S150,000. Vendor will;consider " • .enjoyed in fills lovely tractlvely treed and heat, very well main: near., d0v~htown, Good _: --Williams Creek area, carrying .some of the faml!y home are a large landscaped, some talned. Assumai~le venue .~ sm;~.. raw acreage, 126 acres. mortgage avallablo._ • financing. Price at. nicely landscaped and pasture sultable~or.~a-, Vendor financing. Try Priced to sell ot$52,000. s68,500. treed yard with garden • horse- or two. Out • I 'arena,: gr~el:l!ho~, and, buildings, 5 bedroom. your offer to the'asking Gardeners Special -.~ .:,~Sunn~l:l I, 12X60 Over S~,000 . large 'sundeck, covered home, nicety cared fo~, I~'lce of S2(X),000. .- ': ..... Good family home, 3 ' :-,-Halllwell, 1290 sq. ft. 3.. Carport., fireplace,~4 large sunde'ck and I 'bedrooms, full , . ~oonp,~ ai~tiances" • bedrooms; ~ basement, . be~lroo.ms, which Is . glassed Inporch. Home • basement, cool room <: l~:l~kK1~.~Askln0 prlce 2 fireplaces, " rec sltuatsd:at-the end of a Is set In from main road Nature Was Here First andworksh.op. Yard iS i .:~:IiiS;90o;~;- ...... ronm,.stucco and brick and Stayed •..nicely developed deed providing lots- of" fenced' with. large ~-Terrace Traller :Park; exhlrlor,=." -l~ndsca .i~d; -..end sheet on the bench. . . privacy. Asking $81,3k)0. 15 acres -of quiet, . I~0",14X~ mobile home; 70x144 lot.' Fruit trees.. peaceful • surrgund!ngs, • gardens area, fruit trees . Asklng.Pdce S89;000.: ' ...... , . . arom. Ai llenCes : Check this one out, m • a dow, .. t~e e:s, and"ni.cely landscaped., --and furnlshlngi.: in., priced at:.S99,S00. : .. " " - :::' " ..... '-:'- : Uts S~vlr " "". . sprlngs" year :round Close to schools...0n~a -eluded. PrlCed ° at --Scott Ave., 41/~ year. -. " ' You c#n't afford to pass ..' creek, onlySmlles from qulet •street. Ask.lag - $33,500 ...... , old brick and cedar Go4xl Veluee . by thls great;purchase. ~,town. Vendor will con- $64,500.,,.. = --Halllwell':1226,sq.:fl..4 - Redecorated andf011y L' home." Four bedrooms sider holdl.ng_, mar. ! *,-;¢~per .River 'ROad, .Beautiful Moutai~'Vlew 960 I(t; ft. double. Wide up, hvo fireplaces, rec bedrooms,' 3 flreplacee, ~: -, developed fop to bottom." tgage to quallfled Here Is a. lovely-5 mobile.- home. 3 morn, 20x22 aflach'i~i:~: reel.- r~om,. "sundeck, 3 bedrooms, 11~ baths, purchaser.. What more bedroom ranch style_ : bedi;oonls.. : :Frailklln: -.. garage,, double paved" .cqr,port, Goo'd :., .':ifuii basement plus c0uld you want for 0nIy . home located only=-5 • ~:fire~P!~ice;-",00~(120 .lot;*', • driveway. Garden area; • • .assumable mortgage of":'- /.~'sumable -::: i~orig~ge • $63,000. miles north of Terrece p. Asking price of $110,000.. ,;$30;o00;-.prlced ~seil at . :.. with'payments of only. I. ' :.A~.klng:prl~ of i44,000. on I/2:acre df"land~, *:-~Hegen- . St~ ,:..12x6e • --Halllwell 4.year:old .$79,oo¢.:~ . '.... . SalO, CooU ,unt, 19s6, ....Im'~aculately; kept .... m0blle h orne;'iet;~up on. 1600..sq, fl. basement Golfing, Hlklng, Blklng • Straume Ave, 1170" " conveniently located to :home; fireplace .plOs 1 : c~icrbte found~itlon. :2.. • home; 3 bedrooms.. ' '..~.. ~.; ,- . ..-" -_':.~" : downtown and schools. If-those actlvltl.es .are ::lrf., *5 neorooLms,.2 I~ms, . " r~n wood. stove wlth ian " ,,Spacious ~master with ~ Hard to h.~'.6 eJ= Important to you,. then • ".bd~dr.o0m s. ~ :: barg P :..2.'flra~leces,; i'ec room,. • : :" ~"' ,:' ~ .... . abundance of wood rlght :full ensulte, "Family thls Is where'you should • .baV~,ed sUndeck, paved ~ outslde the door. • room off Of kitchen. Two. be. 1/a acre across from Terrlflc.buy at S63,000,, '75X100 :l~,.,; Appl!ances' • flrepleces, double golf course and ~access ".end .:r.furnlshlnge. In.; : garage,, 150x144 lot..Ask." to so many outside HAtSumi'you AsSume ' ,~~: .eluded: CMHC flnanc!ng. ... ab6ut 3hls home prlced,. : of -'- L'me; ...... -gpr. : ' " • • bedro0m bun~lalow acllvitles Just • waiting ,OW about a 11 per cent i.I,. ava!leble; PriCed at at$1i0,000.... " .... : ~'-=W! ::': ." :. " iwould make the Ideal. outside the door; 3 year mortgage Of ap- ~,o0o:/ - •..... ;. ' ,Fire ;::Creek :" ROad, " : .-:~C.OeekAve,, 9.40.sq.. ' :" home ,for.:semenne lust"/ old , ' family home proximately $45,000 • provides .3 bedrooms. I".::_'.-~:4~per, RIVer :Road. I~and.n~v/ l~0~q, ft;: L•' .fl,,"'full' basement, .3 . .. s t.a r.t I n g. : :ou t .. • with a:ronewal date of ...besemeht .- ~home, 3 .. :bedt;0oms~ ::flre'place, :" ": Llvlngroom Is flnlshod " .All of the rooms are ""Sept: 1964, Now check- " bedr,obli~e, ~ rec.. room.- . 'covered ~'.~k,:,70X197:..,.. In..cedar: an~l a. fisher. ~, : spaclousi: ~unlq~ely Oat. the. c~mfortal~ie~3. ;. wlth-.fl'r~lace,..carporh". ": ~.Iot;:. Ald~umabli-:mor. • : :fireplace ::~ wlll '-~:help ~ designed" "fireplace;: • bedrooms-..3..year,::old:: ~son~J~ . on 2 acre, • tgaoe.of$43i000at 10~4.~: l : :l:educe: heating .cost..-:; Sul~deck for' summer house that goeswlth It. . Check •'this :. one • out : per:'cenf !0nfll::Auou~ r:'l': Check thle~.on~ at .. i": barbeques. 'Asking It s a good combination. prlced att?0:000.. -//:". :. 19e4;Prlc~d.at-,s69;~;i F/.Ss4,0oo;:.. .,,~ .:". • S~000.. -, . Only.m, ooq. - . • l .', | •. • .. , ...... 4 • o, .-" . •, . . P _e 8 ._ I Book Revlew8 i i I I Carl ahead for reservations at any of these TOROI~) (CP) -- A New ba~r," Rosenfeld lald. over weekl~ on PM Maganine, a tickled to death when n fine Slumber Lodge Motelsl .. ' York heart spoeialist says- lunch, ~'It.really should-be nightly television program patient wants a seeond Prince Rupert Smithers T6rrace the best-Informed patients+ called Why and When to Ask syndicated across the opinion. It's somewhat ego- get the b~t medical .care. For a Second OpiniOn, United Stattm, on .w~ch.he diminishing. So what? \ - 627-1#11 847-1108,:635 302 lsadore Rosonfeld, author Bea]]y the book is about reports, the..latest medical We're not doctors to build of Second Opinion (Bantam, treatmest." For relorv0tlons at any oilier Slumber developmante: up doctors but to do what's la.~S), says the ol~l adage is After' pr.eliminary The rapid changes in best for sick people." Lodge Motel in B.C,, call Slumber Lodge or wrong: A little bit of eJmpters about obtaining medical todudques are One 112-682.6171. ~" Rose~el¢l~ laid, that in knowledge is better than second opinions and re~en peoole ~o.td keep some eamm doctors m Telex 045-5209 "" none. Ixenld~ the news to your informed about any con- re]levedtohav~ a second His book aims to L.~om doctor. the book cavern a ditien they have. There is s 0pinion, eSPOcinl.ly if patients and help them variety of diseluml h'om good elmee thelr= doctor they,vs, recommended:- S MBER LODGE mckededslous,sbout ihe~ "asthma .to .tlleers. and hasn't-read the latest major surgery. If the treatment. "The' title k too, reviews the ldteat treat- r -Stu~[ei. . second doctor concurs,' the menis. He discuses va.,tous It ..used to be that respo.:mibllity. Is shared,:a options 'and warns, when to -physictens had "final fsetor';in the U.S.' where have a suggestion checked, respomdbility for a person's malpractice 'suits are "! ~ed to'translate what health, but today doctors common. =2 3 4 5 :9 12 13 I do in my Office int0a book. have less time and less The lunch and interview It's. their .li~es, their pain, .inclinatien to accept-that over, Rosenfeld heads for TUESDAY their.suffering, It's much ~s~mdbmty:L his limousine and a trip to • . i , l . better ' to know' and" to : "The purpose of my book ,the airport Wh~e he will Beechc. Good Morning Show Jimmy ~ornlng ~ A.M.. Morning" question than to Jet accept is to. indicate the alter- catch-a.flight tothe West Newel - Swlgglrt America ,. Canada .Mister a. recommended treat- natives so you wilt know, Coast" and continue his e&" . Newz 100 MIrnlng " Rogerl l I I . I "1A'M' I I - i meat." " : ; ' ' ' ': even If your doctor ..forts toeducate the m,: . . ~ . Seitlle Hoofley AM Keroon,s Selam~ Polka Ouveflurl --- Rosenfeld is a native of ; Today StrlM Northwest YO~l Street Dot door Mouvement Montreal who graduated "No 45 SesHle 100 AM It's Smmme Reid Virginia In the book be wdtes: Today Hunlley Narlhw~lt I YoUr "Mow I strut . I Along +" I L~ Pm,~l~ from MeGill Univei.sity and matter how devoted you ere Genealogy, the ~aning of i . i I . "I < .. headed to New York tb to your doctor or how much one's• roots, Ik one of - ov.. Efoclrlc " ~ Nllglslnt Fr..Olenl Boat Davldlon Company Glrdlmer Exloresl follow.his specialty. you dislike antagonizing ca=@-s futest.gmw~ • ' What's' C~vef Home Heldl 'Now, the cardiologist, him, you Owe ltto yourself Jlchbies but, dq)end~g .on I v,.~. SOUI~ I Intltlorl I ltaMI . n | who says. he. often is to consult ,with another: where the family, is from Foutahlpa Frmnd ii vii mistaken for actor Walter expert when;you are ill and and how much information r Street Feud Definition • Fl~epa SkMChlng Secrlll Search for se=~me . The Edge Pay ,Over Ad,.Ad AVIS de ' ' Matthau, is a jet~mter who not responding to trant- is. readily at .hand, .the ~, ,T°m°rr°w . I Street I Of Night I Co~ I EIW i World ' • I ' '1Re~ I treats the famous and ,~ant.or when you m mmmb can be ]o~, ardumm All my --- Noon wealthy. " " dl~om and expensive. 2 Days WO¢ld . - - America '. IW~my : LAS ~tod-With a :~ )f Co" ChlfoPan New= Amtrlca F•om TrooVilllou A number of excellent ' ~r Soccer All my Moods - Atl141flcl . GO to RaflMI - Unprompted, he mentions or. prognosis. that may i 145, ;Lives l w°rld I Chlldron l Moude " liAmlYlce iSellt id'Im Pays , that he was Ouss~is' doctor drust~cally a]ter the course genealogical societies are. end that he has cramed the of y0ur life, orwlienamaJor willing to offer a helping MOvI@~__ N_opI#~t.___ R4~tS .... . + " -+ World Soccer , lifo World " The LlkeHome d'~ Pays #,~tlan--U~ 23 -llm~: on~-t]~--~-~~i--~e-e~m;--- hand but for the b~inner, Another - 10 knofha¢ . 0~Idwyn Voys~ , CJrl~e ' me~ded., _World . . LI~ " ] World. I Folllel I Voyage ' I Roylu .ran- I Colieordo. "% :In additl~ to his busy How' do .doctors met IChlp s .. . Iwo k . I Gi~i'el" +TIXOO AppliIO uu~e Chlpl with Yen HolPltal Texas Is' S~lllng Cinema, MndiSo0 Avenue prantlee; when.told ~patiant wants See Chlpl ('.granaries Generit Texas Oofdwyn Super" Clnems .heis a professor at.the New ~other opl.km,~' " CNpI Strout HosPital Texas Fo, I~ . Imarkmung I~" " '~I I . I I .' . I I' "1 ' York.. Hospital-Cornell " "No',doeto~.Is going to "Book' Movie The El Ryan's The ... Up.and Cognitive ReCNInt Medics[Centre and a~ welcome or encourage or be page9 : :15 Critic's M Night HOpe Alan " Cotnlng Psychology Cinema • ~. ! Choice Take Happy- Thlcke . This Old SO01II Les MoWs Thirty Days . " SI1OW Houlo Iply~chology" imequlnl .' i i . I . I ,' I. I Chrltlc's Devil and The Utile - Sesame Oonetl~ A : 15 Choice GenieS M. /~erv Hon~e Strest OImlilct Tire - :30 Movie Muppit ' O~ffln on the '. Sesame lrtl NIfo, :45 Movie Slew She~." ." Prairie Street ,, ) Fou~latl°n I Le Petit I ,. , I ) 5i~ King 5 " ~lappy ,~ K0nlo' Hawaii News DIYl. NlWll 4 Flve+O ,Ogerl ;='lrd II l.ngengeLI- - King 5 Tk Evening Komo" , Hawaii Norld Vlllon dlm- -- ,- IdS - News • Newa News4 Five-O , _ _ , . • • . .... ' , ' " I Slrauu. ...... -hiB(~ - ':- -"" '- -A'B~.... : -,Niliii .+...... "1 - IllIorld ..... ~l~i +" " News Miller NeWs "" Hour- ~/p|~N~I. Sketching " Qvlncy. King S , . I~ Komo News lullnles Growing QuIooy L News " Grant News 4 " Hour Report Years QulAcy Enterlaln, LOU PM Caught Irl.- MacNeli Rllvolullonl .' I~"" :~. Tonight Grant. Norlllwest the Act Lehrer of 1141 TIIIIOUIll 7 • TIc Tac Skatnl .- Muppat ', Stirs • Woeld~ DIvelopmont relal;' ." I ;45 IDoug h iJournl I. IShoW , i0~ Ice .Ith• So@ ' ll~ Ihtru. - I MItlOnal" . Bre~' The :. Hi~y :. Falcon . Dilngef'- Veronica .. i~ Maverick ' Nature~ gay1 Crilt " UXB gouln;Alec': lax . 145 are :: 1 l~llngi' : " " Llverne & Falcon ~ " ': ~mlqool N Move,l<, i=,,,,.y ' - iCrest : . ,%1" ,octroi,:-:..no.. , . .l I • 9:15 Cauls & Throu's Three's B4m~n " American Home • N~ • CO. Company : Company aonson Pleyltoou - Intwlorl..~ Com~ques :30 COl41a &. - " TOO Class._. Too Clooo Honky American : PO~II'e : .., Pnlmlere :45 Co. Mr Comfort for Comfort': Tonk PIIYlX~UM" Law "~ . Page I • tl,t, National"' Halt.." ~ Mlrlln ,,.-:Homilmln Nova... Page [ II :~0 v am ngo. ' rho Ha# tO ' "+ It ~ " Dlrldl . N0Vi Im V.:45 Road ' Journal iHail ' Park." Lllr • ' , r "l I " I " i! . " " I NOvl , I comm... :Three talented youngsters from Prlnce R.upert and Terrace •were d King $ ' Night Kom~ CTV ~ - .. s,,,:., do " among the Iiim;e than 1,500 actors, dancers, musicians and visual - - I 1 •:Is New Plait" Ne~v~'4 Mkws In" -. off • 11.:30 TOnight. • NlWl ABC itOur .... ;.. TliWln • : Sign: 0.:". • "- clem~. . ">".' artists who participated in the first ever B.C. Festival of the Arts :' m m:a Show '. NI011t NeWS . ~1"01: Rep..M Chl'.~,0 ff .'.'': .: ,!O~ '-.: l ' i i " :i " r i • ~ in Kamloops; Se~n here are Beth 5humka, a vlollnlsf from Prince 1 2 Tonight '". Gdilerv Flhtlly Till All,..'.:'.,. : .Rupert; Pare Kerr and Shells Greenlng,:slngers it, ore Terrace;~ ' .. :i Lifo : i:~Si~y" , PSnlIw ';•'X S/row - /- WKRPIn: "" .. '.:'%' ' .•: /.:,'7 • . The..festivalwas the .most unique cultural event Of.its' kind; in : I ;l.~" Nlgh.i - • ,- immd -, i .. • • clncln~in : .;".-, .,,..:,.. • ";. Canada, involving 150,000 pirtleipantsat the]qcal' ievel andmore.:..7 .. I " , I I r .I / " I " I ..... I " " I" '"" Lil ii~,:'' W~ll O. ' ~'SIgn So,ml~ + Prlnod ~ " ' ~j' ...... '.~.: "-' :" ". .":- ~ :::, ÷;i flian 8o0 Kamloops vo+liJn~rs :whQ o~ganlzed; eve~hing: ~om7: ". l.~Itl~man ' off: S~ermln :. control .. ,. McClo~d .... "." . " ' : ! • With O. -. .me n . KOMO~ ;. Park - - N~CIoUd : ", : ' ' . . .'-~ meals and accommodation to transl~rtatlon and disp~ys( Evan: "/' ~: , Lethlrml~l -~ ' : NlWS d " Movie /i~'Clmid :. • " " " . '" .;, i :W01fe, minlshir responsible for.the festival, wasalso on haiM. :~ ". " : I I I .. +, I , , ..' _ I II I I . o . , .o . .. • , ! Page 9 I I I I r I Iii I • i i i Book Reviews" i I II I ~.!~ ...... _ . ",; ... from page::8 devoted to the Iple of Man The anguish of that Gudrun, who died in the wur danearemarkablej0befre-' ~ fall into step behind and the Channel Islands. p~yste~ is revived whm in Russia the day his sou creating the mood and pain. Hitler. But it is not an An interesting chapter Costello goes to interview Wanbom.Botthedisoovery andfruslratian of that era apokq~,.and, infaet, Palka the .way throu~ ex~nsive tells the history of the' Jews Gudrun van Waidmannstal, that he had,undar.urders, and before.'~'~ ~ ~. '~ ' Jud~ce harshly his paYents' recm~ls, re~ter~ and land in England and the use of now a Judge of the supreme supervised the massacre of Bat~ he~.~e~m generation. : claims can' be :bewildering. aliases i~mong them. He court in Vienna and one of 4,000 villagers in Tagem'ag p~t'l~l~~ lif~e,~ 'And, by the way, the In his new hook, In Seurch acknowledges that Jewish the counlry's most highly: as retribution for the some of hl~ck~rae/m~,and thomless black rose is a of your British and Irish gemmlagy is difficult, but ragarded,womm, hideous deaths of four nspecisofMmllyintrJ~p~eat figment , of Palka's Roots, author and dismisses out of hand those The llnk is aphoto iQ German soldiers is shat- times'~e tedious, imagination -- thm'e's no gon~agist" Anans Baxter who say it is impossible. Gudrun's office, taken teriag. In a sense, the novel is such thing. ~es to make the hobby y~trs ago' at "E~;a'S first Palka, who was born in somethingofanexpisnaUon . more access/hie. He In 8esrch ot Your Brlttsh wedding and showing the Austria in the early years of of how a people , h.~. ~. Rosegarden, by" Kurt " assumes that the reader is a and lrhh Roots: A Com- young "Gudrun in her the Second World War and and desperate afteg defeat Palka; :MeClelland and noviee und provides step- plote Guide to Tracing Your uniform of the NazlLeague now lives in Toronto, .has in the First Wo'rld War, Stewart; 318 pagco, llS.~. by-step instructions. English, Welsh, 8eottish :of German Maidens. - • - . The market for i this and Irbh Ancutors; by A few days after the in- .,, volume is vast. Canada is a Anps Baxter; MaeMUlan nation of inunii~anis and of Canada; 304 pages; more than half the .o, ... ,. 3 9 12 t3 Sa~.~. street by a gang of anti-Nazi " :2~ " " = ....4 5 populatinn is of ~F,~01sh, Welsh. Scottish or Irish Cmtello:s search for the ".. WEDNESDAY. ancestry. It is these groups Kurt Palka's first novel, reason for Eva's suicide the author, addresses. Resagarden, is billed as a spread~ from Vienna to TOday " Bea~w. ' ~ " ~o,ml~ • Baxter does not advocate • O:ls • Show Jimmy ~,orntno .~r.~ : Miming thriller and it is that -- and Russia, Canada and New O ~w ,..~le., ~ w.~- engaging a. professional much more. York but most particularly .. ::~ ' ,w.z~.too Morntrl~l ~ Rogers reseureher. He suggests It is also a drama, traeiag back to the family's Villa Sea.,,.. Hunt~ " ,- ~ • Kmws sesam,, ,:,o,k,, # inotead that the family work several generations of the Rosegarden, with its ~r~ :~ Today strum , ~ nip s~.t oil door together, not/~ that "you family yon Waidmaunstol thornless Black Beabty ~ ::a s,..,, too . ,~.~m- -.- w, ww s.~,~ n,.d .will bring to ~e tag.k.your thr~its Austrian roots to roses. :• ,o~y . .m,,y :. ~ svm.t . .. • rove.and affection tot your branches in Western The story skips from .. A ~.k, st~,t. ~ ~ B~,c " ~n." o~mr. • ill:- Today Fr. OIimt " But Omvl~laon Coml~ny QarcM~r ~t tamuy. -- nsseis.whi~ no Canada. ' • place to place and in time l • • .'3o S,rnrno~ Minor LOW . r.mti~ ,v~ldeOut t4om JI So0ffk, oneemeeanprounce," .... The tellar of the tale is from the early lg00s to the ,...v:4s ~ onmwp sore co~tno ~,.. im~k~ or,~m BantU.says the Meatest American 'reporter Paul present and it is a tribute to ~s -- ' r~, .syp__m v.m,y- n~p~ ~ootmm- v _r"~W.. Mag~n. sk~lesoureeof iaformation Costello whose wife,. Eva; Palka'swritlag skill that it l• 1.:~ol:IS ~for' r~,me~'n~ . Tn.F~"IS,~, " .PIYm'm"m- - Ovw~' ,~m.nmvmnO...m~Un~m.,," for the ganealaglst:Is the died in an' unexplained flowseffortlessly. . i ram:as Tomorrow Street of"nlgN Cards.. PJW Ik,~wlow' dssAn;mamc collection ofthe Chur~. of sulcide"in New YorI~;"in a " eJ~he key to the dark ~. A / O, y, • . ~ ~ A,, ~y ' " ~ . ~, . . : 1 ~ " . ~ V~ . • Jesus'Chrkt of Latter-day deed that also claimed the mystery is Marcus, Eve's i oa :~s o, ,i co~ .- ~,,dm ~ . Nov. ' ~n,,, I~:X our !~ " All My -." ~ INova ' " I._.~ ~ Saints (Mormons)., Since • life of he~ young son. " first husband and brother of i i :~ U~ W~ " ~t~ mmm . ". , N~I . ~ m . family ,relationships. are: ' .... , , • m ~ cup ~.e" ~.w' : o.. s~m ~ .~ _.,:_ 1 :lS Worm - . ~ ~ ~ ' d . T~. "%~,~0 m intended to be eternal .and;. il :3o " ~ . wo~ . . ~ ~ o~ ~t~ .,~... donote~dwiil~mortallty, it ~ , , . .=. :~s • wo,~ s~ ...... ~lW . wo~ own ~ ~un . kcep~ extemlve records on ." . ~ " . ~m l .., C~l~. * wo~ wlm o.~w.,. T,m V.v~. ~V,~ ,,~'~,... • The Mormon ar~ves in • i~ :~45 ' C~l~.~t N SI.~co~y~ . ~IIc~.r.i __ t~._Tam • s,.~,,~111 , i~umrm.~ ~'m-"- : Salt Lake .. City,. ' Utah, . , " " . " ~ A 'Move, r~.i 'nym.,' 'r., " ~,l' "LCm,~, '. , contain 1A n~Lnion, rollS of . I ' ' " "~:15 The " MNtoht Hope ~ ~I|I. 1MWlr ~em --1:30 O4}kdI~ • • rako . " Happy Thkk~ VICtmy : Human , • microfilm and more than .... • ' . ~ " . ~ :45 vw,m m.v v.n s~w . . omen s,,mk~r ' T,,~P, 2_00;000 ..volumes .of Q. '.Whatever. hap- : q..John Schneider is ' ' ~ ' " ' " ' ' " ' ' '' ' ' . J 4 1 0f" , ' " SWmlk~n. • 'The " NASI" " m LIvI~__gn A'TIm ' • documents. -Others are pened to the other mere- fabulous on'TV's "The AM :IS pnbed Amamo~" ~ • ~c~ ~ r~mm. Dr. d'AlOo added!monthly. • ~- b~rs of the original Dukes of Hazzard. Do ai~:3o Mov,. '~W., , o¢,.~ . ~ sum ~ao, t.~ Rosearci~re-arefreeto Supremes', the oneswho you think" he has. a career :a - Move. ,am,,. " ,row ,S.u~ ,sm~ , ,~m. , ,F.~.. use the ¢ollecti0n and didn't make it big like ahead of him in the _ !Ki.~S ' ,~ ':rome N~U. mumtr ~ lure -churchmem.beTs:~.eeager DianaRoss?-D.S: movies?-H.V. ~'~'\~ C :~s ~ van '. " N,m~ ~ mow, - i~ Am,, " • :30 King 5 . TK . Komo HAIL... VtMrld TBA Unm ' • to h~p,;. In Canada, IS . • . . . . - " .,. " ~ v:45 n.w. . ~- ~ .... ~4 . so~w ]~m ~eA..... P.m.. _:L.__brand~s;ofthe_churchhold~:.i::/~::Tl~e_--~igiiial.~mi/p: __ ' ,ec .... .--~m~,-:-:.... A~- ...... ;-.- ~---=::~-:: ~:~-~--: e°'W~-::-~ .-~;- archival recor@. . . " comprised Diana, Mary r :,s ~,~ ~t~ ~ ~ _ _..__ _ Bizter'a "book-Is' sub- Wilson • and' Florence i~:.~am.~o ~m~_.~s ao~'Arm" N,vm4~m° ~Nm ,w~"~" p~.~.~y~g~ T.,,,~,,~.,. divided geo~raphically and. Ballard. Florence,* Who " i I , I ' I ~ • according to apeclfle, left• the group in I%7, --.--..~. " ~'~ ". PM Wlmdn MKNttl ~we1~e. BI~ll • documents. English did have hardt|m'es after m] :30:1S TIcT°nI~TIC " ~ISIL~ . ~14arflw~ • AikeL~ • ~"~_ " : .... ~'~-"_...... "~'tl ' counties,-forexample, ~re . that and died in virtual I ,s ~ ~.~. show ..... ~. m.s.. • .em.m.,, w,o.,, examined at i,meth *The poverty.six years ago at ' Ree ".'. ] IJM~' I Th@ ~ - I TI~ " I ~ " I KMeflI . i Blli4bIll ;,. •...: ':.-"~'~"'" : ' the age of 32 Mary also O ::s " ~ • • mm~,, ~ e.~m am~l: xm~. s.~oitl aumar.me~udesme names. _ :-,. ,k~ i.. o:ness to take ~ :3o R..I . ~,~. ..a~,~. ~n,r~am ~.nw.,. Lmm-_ . n._wy~_!! ...... :- and addreas~ ^# ~.m_.. ..a qmtt,~uua, ~ :45 ~ Lugue ~ • . ~ ' :rrtngw' m~mp., camera, ...... ~'"L"?~ "~u .care of 'her. three , I l i I. i l • 0ciefl~ ,that hold such chiRiren,~ but she's now . ; ...... ~ ~. v,c~ Si~l F., era. ~m- ~ L~o. . . ~.,~,. ! •- items u' parish, registers; making . a • comeback..- . .,~., z o oanx on it. ill :~s . o, c~, u.x~. o.y • N,m, ma !m.,~y_ ' ~'~'~c:' ..... "qD~i :30 LOW, - • ;H~ . Fill N~ . ~ • .pI~.plCV O0 blshops'*:transcripts, She's recently been .-Jonn. s recent " ap - • ~ :~ I ~ In. '.o~ ...N.,w . . .s~z.~.r .unm,~ .u,. roan'life licences( comma " headlining a local night- p earance - on t nc _ _ ~...... ~ .... ,.__... , ~, i.~ i u~.~ t.r,t.i. returns,.wills andlcemetery club act in Chicago with A.caaemy. ~,waros,..J v I...... ll:iS t ' N~t,~m ~ . , n,,~ .~_-_ ~-.m,~.~...,~in~ s.v,-.T.: reeords~/..' ;' * anupdate versionof the snow, ;singing. un.¢ 111.30 ~,~-v Tm" - , .*~", , ~ " .'--"-- y.'---'--: '-" He gives nreclse In: old Supremes. Mary says . More ~our, was ;m " ' ~ . -- ....- .~ ~, m.,. x.,, - " • ' • ...... interestlnth Suprremes reality • a .move to lm ...m KIN~, S N~ ~ 1 ]C~ ~ • " ~" "" . ~W~ ~ OH~ : ' " " ~ " ~T~~~ h" revivedesince the Holly.w°odites • .know 1 1 :,s ..w,, Fk~ - --• ~ . . ' " • ' ' nroaawa,, hit musical JOflfl is serious snout a l l :'3o TonlDId' NIWS " ~ " How" . U.S. Roll . S4gn ;... ~ . and,' in .=a few cases,...... " ~rh.~J~rlc~...~,t'"whieh ...... is • .Lscreeri, career:'.... -He's . .,s, .,,. :e r~ l t~ . i~-~',, iFm' • im L,.a~.. • I off q prey!des" office hours,. Iooselybased'on the 01d ~ a!ready beu~g touted as.a ..... t~ ~'~ ~ . ~. ' ' o~. am . • ?' , • q.~s ~-- Lm., • s~ ' ,.m- m~. '... .~.~.. mailing instructions and ,;,o;;,, omnn : Mary superstar, even though IJ 3o ~-' ~,dO, : t.M' . S~m CUo ~m., Costs :" " " \ I~k~ t~rri C and savx .his. first b g featu e .- ,l, am:~ .l~ ~ ; . ~ ...... ' , " i'm" ' .. ' "' ~ ' :. " " ' " • ...... ~ ...-- ,, " , "'" ..... ' " ,l" . . I' I , ' I ' F • -., ...... Eddie Macon s Run, ~ 1~ ~[ l "" she s planning to write a " • • -...... • - ...., • w~ o... sm- .. , XOMO • ' :' am - .. ~ " . . . . . : ~--"~ r ~ ''d'~" ' .hook,about the old•days .. vnm l~Jr.g/L~ugLas -~ 1 :s ~ ~ . ~ . i - i " ' ticular ~:are ll~ed:. :with Diana and Floren-/'-oe.~an~ u.nun~, in...texas l :3o - wn~o. s~on ' ' ~ .... ~ " ~ '... • ~ omy a ImV weeks ago ,ib 45 ~ " ' m '-- " ' ' ': i [ ' 1]~ m ..... ' And a separate ehapter is co.'., • .... . =. '. .... ' ' P~e10 I , , I , I I , I I,II Samoa• TV• , Tune-I, . n I ' :1 I ' ~/LPlA, Welters Samoa peoMlmmlq scan here. It proMsm," Urwin ex- reduces the boredom for ~ (CP) .- There are no comes from • American p!alned. "Westli~ Samoa some." . television stotlom in this Samoa, 160 kllometres had Overseas ear~ in Urwln~says it creates a South Pacific eonotW, but a erou the Padflc Ocean 1981oi $16 I~. ~ fuel ~ in the ~ ,~lalJ~ each ev~ the estimated from this independeot bill w,,- more than the in that while some areas S,00o families with I'V lets Commonwealth eomWl, export em~W,.'-- have teinvidno, other m sit down 'to watch pr0Mams 1"he U,8. t~ritery broad- , Bw.ameofthll there Is stlildonothaveeleetrielty. thatonegovecmnmtoflicial casts thrue channek which oflzm no fm~gn exchange says have no reder~niq, cerrypro~-sms:vidsetaped available to buy the AlthowIhtheSovsmment Informative value, a week earlier m the U.S. produeta tlmt. bee0me in has no policy, on" the in- Despite rids criticism the mainland. : . demand s/nee bring seen on troducUon of local or government can do notl~ Greg Urwln, aslstant televislan, government-run TV, :it : to control the quality of seer~ for foredlln af- Worse still,: from the wouldI~ave to"think~ff " -- " " " " ' ' L ~ " ...... fairs, says there is a ~overmnmt's point of view, private mtm wanted • ~,~ •parallel between the to introduce 'IV," Urwin •Is r that' forelln c ur~y -sald.. ...... , - p us no[ eMmmiu/.0 me i corner transmumon oz u.a. country. In Western Samoa :and ' .- ~ " ' " television.. - ' " i ~- " Space. Invader video elsewhere in ::the" Pacific •.. . . • TM u urwin, WhO Wanunra 8aznesareeited.• .. island~videoca~have" I RSDAY " '.:•" ' secretary attheAustralisn The eovemmmtim~,~,, beeomethelateotfad--and. Co ' -- ~'~ . In the proce~ have ~'antsd " t 11:30 INews • sw,~oart .me.~ ca~ Miave • -. ; now is on loan to the more as a revm.A "-'-~ • " : Western .....~unoan Sovem~ than an a ' ..~r While most users of *'~ |v:45 JNeWS 100 Mormrm,: AM RoW, , , m~t, sees- me. mroat. from. imnn~fl--°"-----ttempt to slow the videotape Cuscttes Joln I-A I Sasttle " Hunthly AM Klrasn'a- Sesame " Co!h: ~ .. " tel'" " ,~. .___u. u, ---u area, . Iqptimate librades ~elther I U:15 Today Str,mt Northwest YOga Strut aor oner , ewuorLnere~ twofold -~ L " U~, " who 8~ " • _-11 ~o lane,is too . AM It', Your s,ome .... ~oad cultural and economic, havi~ a TV set of his own locally bused or situated in ,,,* . , ~-~. , llawali and Auslzalla, many I V :15 Today Huntlay Nmhwest ~ S~.t ~lO.g ': The~ is a vulnerable says because there is no buy the illegal tapes and 1I.-- 1 II:l~ ITodayIs.ella .'Str,.,tYr. 0~.~ 'LoveBOaL 'Joy.,O.vld,o. 'Ela¢lrlcCom~,ny 'H--.~,r~m.r ;:,ovwh~'.~ ~'iV~eo~is~l'~t~cU]turehere':'hesaldin ~'~ ~n - ~~ea|Pd~rh~ljhBs % 1" ~tin~dto smuggle thmn home under I lIl:~) Isimmons Mister Lnve.. " ! What'S ' Imllckl-OM I Home ~ ~'olacl~ I I V :4i IS-how Dre.up Boat ' C.ooklng . Vege. Soup. I intwlon '. hlcon,11 . ina0cuotls*UUes. " " IMI'41 IT, 'Sasam. 'Family 'Dellnlflon 'Foolltil1~ IF'and" '~l~Izl~ "•You ~ fee] the cu]t~ n~e. - • In FiJl, where:ithe IS • :to IDoctors . strut . • F~O. . O~On,ion eoot,t~, ' ISk,tchlr~ .~'.'-- . ..bei~ emdedaD the time. . " . - all jL:3O Isearch for Selma The Edge ray Over i Ad, . ~_Ol.le.. II----:~ ITomorrew Street ofNlght 'C~rds EaSy Wo.d ~.~.- Then there are the He concedes ~ports' governmmt has delayed the intreduetinn' oftelevision. I I ' ' ' i ; ~ommereials; ..... programs and some U.S. indefinitely on the Mounds' ndl A [ Days ' World A My ' Noon ' " Danger • - ; Super- . COOl~ el "J:t~ lof CUp Chldren News UXB IMlrketing do WestemSa~oansseethe Public Broadcasting that it's a low priority in lli :~ Igor " : Soccer A, My ~eu~e oa~.r pr~0ou ~ ~ products advertised on T~, System shows are OK but national developmmt, the S 'i Ill :4! I Lives War d " - Chlldreo_ . Maude • " UXB • • ! ChlJd Soccer / a . I ' " , :~" , , ~ ; and wantto buy them, says "I can't think of one customsdepartment has • A~ther CO ' One Another MBtln~ Sr once" r ~ COUPe" '~ . -- The country has an worthwhile effect, apart bought a video set to che~.k I I :~0 IAnotr~r World To ~no.~r me VoyaW ~ acute • foreign exchange from the fact it sll~tly cassettes being import~l i-.,s.. I~rld Soccer . alive .World' halloa . Iveyage .,Soccer • | 8t IChIPS " Wok with General L Texas The Last !/M~pllnd Avid m through the mad and by I wj . 5 " IChIps i, , Yon HosPital Texas . Mile - SkMchlflg ' R.c~.r~. travellers.. ' " " i ~v : 30 I Chips Coronation General TexaS ' ~lth Dos e " i G4),~O . - /~, I In .~s IChlps Street Hospital . Texas Ruby " ~ ; ~t~ r " ,. Trou"v'eliln "We are very eoncerllled I ~ , : I M0vle " , The Edge" eyan's The Focua ,- ~rn : e.m~_ at the increasing flood of I -J :;5 lTfie of Night HOps Alan ~ Focal ~ d'un Pays pornography into , the I ,"! :30 ~ " I Barbary Take '. Happy Thlcko '~ ' - Money ' • One . ReflKlS . I ~ .,s ICom ~:hl,y Days Show Mlkerl :World d'unPa~, country," said Ram Harakh I. .and;• " ' .l?e . 'Little ' se.s.ame " r Growing "A ~r. Bechan, actln~ comptxoller IA is IThl W ling,' Merv House . Slrnet ,-rears d'Alle . Of ct~..toms.: "(~ 80~ety ' ~' 30 Z Barbary • ~' Griffin the Sesame " , Arts L'lmealnatk I II~ :4S "COS. S~II~ t ShOW • P°'?ralrla "Street FoOndM~'loOe~ must be protected from the '"" ~- ",!~ ; cancerous a,d eorr~vo r_ KI.oS Happy Komo ..--", M,,,or F.. '~,Oren. - h~t I Hoot: ,h*ws ~ enectse~e~t~ oz.theseof th~...... materials,mat~," :15 News Days Hews 4 Flve-O • Rogers . Forward I B|talllN . Undid ~ ~wt inl- "i :30" King S ' TK Eve. ABC Hawaii . World . Self d~ ...... ~ " ..... t~ Under rd~n ~w, ~- Y :45 News New1, ' NEWS. Flve-O', rap t~[~ In¢~'wat~d. ea~ June 23 POmtl(~lOf pomegraI~y ~ ~" ~ . Victor Vlctoric~ 1~ ~m~ .rI O~ "~'~ '~I.i-,-:- ~ NO c ...... e.y~;;~: Kom'.-',- :_ , ,-- ::- -::, W. Canldlah Lautrec ~ . Z4 ,, ..,..;...... - ...... ,,,,. ;• . ,.II. , brin~aa.eoflr~,00or, lripie News --i Miller News4. >'; 4o0r , -" COp'1911~ "'! Govlrmnenf 12 i 21 ' 23 ' ...... , ...... "9:'310 "" i,' ; ' "'" : *~ the :vAlue of: i~e :goOdS. News.KingS I~.' NewKOm°4. ' NeWllHour . RlporlNightly "-r. OptionsT°daY'a... lVlVrlTroll " 99..~ • , .' " Mltwe"-. ~ Customs offlclals say tlds is • ~ .m ~, ...... • 1~- too little and want stIHer .,., .oHall U.,.. L" z o. 23 ue m .op ; ....,ues • 7 Tonight"" '- . Eoatov... Northwest . A,,. " ~:r p~ ~ ~. k ;~,... ; " , 24 :" ,~r " ...... * " . " " " TIc TIC " NIork " " Mup~t ' , Llttim - /~ 2i 25 " " 7z15 i 9:15 .... ~ * :" ' "" ' ' ' Dough " . Mlndy ~=' ,Show Hobo . INI Sell . ron1~row " Nntlo~ll ' • ~ 26 , . . " Mll0rl ~41 , __. ;. _.. ." :~ Fame , Fantasy .... Bosom. ' Magnum :, 111 a Old ,-' 0~In0~ ~ . Fllml ,. . , I o Famo . llland " Buddlel, P,I. Houle, : 10alanul, " . I.ii.. : . Different Live ,Oar~y . Olff'r,mt /~c • Home .' Sr,m's . i--:,i$lq:~ nOlmmeStr°keS'Breakf~e,mum .,Xl"X'M''• ,t.k..,L.it• ,-" --.- ,,--"Ira' .• ":j ..: ' • ::: • .leep,, I ' ~ ' :~ , PERSONRL.BEST,/: :.; :, Netlo~al " 20-20 ' S)nmt • • P |ylwuN, Speclala FKe , i~ llluas Thl '. ' 20.:t0 • ,. Blu~s.: ". Amlrkafl.". Splolala., LII~il ' , 11 1 ,,., .-.- .- ...... T.,w.: " ' he' : : 2, ...... "" ' ~ ~ \ I ,~ht My Thrsl NIWS Flnll " TIIWlII..':-• I Oft . r " ' -- " V~ -- "d : I : I"'-~117i ~ ~h, I" V" I j 'dL TM "~ I'" .... " I-'CI--! " ' ~"~ IgAXOEYUN f:~:l~-I* Late" Or. Klldlre . Vepsl. ~. Show , .,:." Qulncy ,/.-: . wr-:;. " .~ : ~ .;Juni " -:\ • • Nlght Dr. KIIdlre ~ Vlgll'' ~Ir ; [h 0 " PhI ' ." : QUIII6W'>" .: I " " ' Ik~i!''l'~l '~ Z 24.:.' i~!ii:;!!~/::~i:*:i~!, v,.:- ~'~:~: ',: , . Latterman .'. off -,. SUl~rm~n ,, Corollne. :,. aINl~, • . Cinema _, .~ 26' : : ; :" ",:':," .,'~':.. :-EIIl~.:~.:~d': ::"~iii "" '; - Wlth D.. slgn • ::. S~permen ,,', l;,smb "~ ,~,:: Mr,J~llln :~-" '. ,,,,,. - ": Clnemll :~*, " 41 ,-,' ,' :" ~ .., ',,. ::-., , -,,: ,~,,~ :~ :, >.',,,v,.~: • :.,:'_:.-. • ~..~m.. o. .... ~ • ...,. ,, ..b.- ,w.,., • ...... c,m... ************************_** " . " . .. ., . ", j + Rock c, nd Record +Revle+w+++ /+ ++ I I VANCOUVE~ "(CP) -- /Po~mer]y with Loverboy -- .bare known "Bonds In his infusion of++Bollle: dsted : hisisted+ during, ~i~++~hlt...,+~. overbearing, teadeney +to Darby Mills Is con- and guitarist Scott Reid, heyday. ~material -- speclflealiy the Toronto visi~tj~/he~p~ end his lyrics in a yelp. templa~ng the-history of whoused to pl.ay with The support helped and '50s'tuhes This ale House neither ~J~i~i~dot ~ Best- of.. the 12-song~' rock and roll. The dynamic, Innocent Bystander. Reid is Dedieaf.ion emerged as the and Green Dqor-- Ste.vans'S styling himsetf after anyone package are You Drive Me powerful-presence she stepping In for MaeLeed best comeback.product in new North American ora~ytlMh~.q~v~Yn-ez'ely 'Cra.zy~ (he says cwazy), normally bririgs with her to andJlmBuekshon(ofWirss years, relenseYoqDriveM.eorasY beingl~d~.~.~I~,~'~d~ ~- .already -a.maui~e hit In the.staRenoftheid.ghtspots and Kidz), is replacing But with On the Line, (Epic) contains per-, ~ Whatever ~e. ~ :t.i~iS some countries, and the around~wn is gonetoday, basslst AbBryant~ bofh of_ Springstemmayhave.glven .... formances that. bridge on recycled ~lbu~'*~"~e of southern-styl'ed tune or rather, subdued, whom are tied up +In a a touch too much help. In i~Erody of such artists ~ as : .....which wna con--.on a. Revenun Man. ' Thisaft~0men, ~.isn't recording sesslon with .. addition to production with Jerry Lee l~..wis,,]~ Paul, /)reviounrelease in ~znada But generally, Stevens sctenmllzg out ,the raspy .Ch~lwack. . .._.' " .E Street guitarist Miami. Ely,__ Presley andthe pop which died ln anonymity -- mightsta/Idabetterchanen vocals of the local'Lour- MmsexpectsHeaupms--+ Steve Van Zandt, "The fonn ingene~al. ~ -~ .does show Stevens,. as a around.these parts If he member ~up, Headpins. which won the status of Best Boss" c~tributes seven of " Yet' Stevens, who is quite potentially .~fiEer~alning didn't e~q~e'off at just so. She'ssltt/~ quietly. In the Club Act at the 1961 Tribute the+ . albtUR's II tunes, all se~ouc* about, kin: work, stage presence despite, his .much hlgh camP. ~, sunshine' at' the* city's ~toWest Coast Music A~vards bearing, th~ unmistakable ~ . ~ ..... : ,.:+...... Granville Island, poking at InFe~toappeal to Springsteen sound but , , acheseepinte./'" Hstene~s-ofvary~ages. 3 4 5 9 12 13 . Pe0p]e want to get op and ,We,ll Ret yot~ • over-L~ his writing. dan co aga~+, says"'the. 22- rockei's (on the ~ur)," she In short, this is ~0 much . ~ ' - " l l , i year-old, ' freckle-faced says, "but more young kids Springste~'s project and na.ve Of B.e.'s Okanagan. wlll prebably_ go out und buy nat eno~ Ronds's. ' FRIDAY They went tO get back to the the record.'" " It .becomes most apprent basics' of rock and roll. She says the band Is with the .two numbers - A IS ~v ~ BHChC. Oood Cknada -Moknlng " " "New wave han dled out," pegglng its biggest hopes on "written by Bonds 'and. " V Jimmy Morning . A.AA.. M0rlllnO she says. !'~en the slow the uib.m!s seven-minute LanCe, Anderson -- ~.~ iso NI~Vl :' Swaggl~ ~mlrlCa Canldl MIIter rock came out, the soft single, Breakin' Down. The " O :~ New~ 100 ~Irm ._ .A.~.. now, tunes. And now the people tune is the unquestionable the Music Down and Bring . , , . , , ,, , , • - Her Back. Both free- s.,.l, H~ley " MA Kara~iYu S~.ame Poll~ are getting ~ of that." highlight of Turn It "Loud wheeling pie~s, they come, ;~ Today Sired' N0~lswest Yogi" Slr.! Dot door _ , Seatlla. 100 ' AM It'S YOUr S4mlme 51ml~l{I - Mills is hoping'.Headpins and Mills hopes the song cl~er'Uum anything ebm on • i+5 Today . Healey No~hwmt Move Strict WIn~ - I I I I I . , I • -- with It's own brand .of will "be our national hit -- the release .in recalling 'sea,in straet ~ovu JaVa, B.ctrlc auxin o~,~ur. what she'calin "bowling oer StalrwaytoHenven." v,intageRonds, msoter 0f 'i~ils,odu~ Fr+Giard Boat. Dmvidsen Company-Tag .Mouvaflllfl| .alley rock"-- WIU help • Simmons Mister Love What's Inlldl-Ol~ ;' Ok~Mm & La BoHe Mills; ' who wears ' su~ early '60~ hitO a8 :~ Show .Dreuup . Boat. Cooking - V!ge, SOUp . N~hKular Fabllo provide the dancing I~eat £I/" 'kneakers, shorts and a T- (~mrter to Three and New " ' ' " i ' .... " ' people ~ looldng for. The shirt that'advertises a Orleans:" lh ++ +'--' -'+" +'o'"--"" ---" "-"- "'" band's music, she says nearby fitness centre (a As ol~D~.~[ltion~ Bonds, ~archfo~ Sesame Tmtdo@ Super pay I Over . Human . ~llc (almost with a sigh of slinky black leotard has. now4~,proveshimsclfsti]] Tomorrow strut - ,°fNi0ht .iCsrds , iE.Y' . khavlo~r ,O~li¢ rel,ief),,is "not what r you'd become her trademark on capable of powerful • I dl~ :15 a DayS, " I Worldcup cm,dr~All My NewsNo~ s~.clal.%~lxl¢lal M.m,?ing~l~f mmrm1.8 Via listen to at a supper table." . stage), admits to being a delivery.' Certainly he's :so. ~ll ~y • ~.:45 our ...... " Av | It's screaming hard' rock,' little nervous, about the" capable enough to ~tend on LIveS WorldSoccer Children A/~IUdlMaode /" SP41¢IIISiz~:Izl ChefS~nlor ' l,R~-r,;.'~hed~ /" searing+foot;stompi~ stuff, upcoming trip. She knows his own. . ~ • I ~nom,r I'"c.p I I I I I ' • ' - One Another Made Mills liketo" call it melodic that much ofthe" success of , I~1 :~ World ~ ~fe ~r Tah~lnIn S¢IIAC'Fo~mde~l~n Tr~vallh~LIS - An~hlr' - ' TIIIVlIIO~ Voyl~e R~IMI metal, , +. Headpins'will depend on the . • , r - ' • Headpins " has been reception it's given across ;45 . World. ~ , Live , WorSe , from Voyage d'un Pays hammering out its tunes in • the country. = Supex~r -production. on c~t~, wok + Ochers! Tlmas tl~ " A~tW'lals " Refletl i! ChlpS wlth Yah Ho~pltal _.+ '~axal " ~Z~bllc ~ d°un Payl local clubs for about ayenr But in spite of that net- : 8tlll Llle -- Amerlca~ :,~ cap, curo.~ onral T.xa* W.r CI,,m, Concert 11181 (Rolling 8tones i~ + allps Street . Hospital , Texas , ChINi " 8ush~ " I.AS end a half, The band's,fL.~st vousne~s, Mills is thinking Re~), serves to give the ...... 'album; Tun/ It Loud, was positively. ~ovi, "r~ edo.~ ~Yan', T~, mOIc of~ To ~,,w,ok~ Alan oll paint. Hulth released last week in "I hope ~at In two years listener at-least a hint of :~ Flying of NIgld. Hope " CIiMlnla HI0h Take • '" + Hazy ~e Sign" WI~ Lel Canada andis'expec~ed to theband will have three what:the, excitement was i~s Marls Ir~IrIN ., iDaYs alan Yw' Milerablel hit record stores In the U.S. records" out and each one' about ducing .the extensive , " . , ' ,,, " • 'Flying. NlWl f~ ~ ~i+il'hl ~me . MIn ~ A Tire on July 5..And .on J.une. 20+. will be better than the one tour by the Inde~atlpble :+_s Hl0h " + Z~ZI , HOUSe ~ Str,t' World d'AIle Headpins opens for the band. : before." ,. ,Stones last year. • !~ ~ov~. ~wm.r. orl,in on the " .~ ~lume scl.~, p.plnm -' TorontO on,the start bf a 36-. ~ .'.Other than ~that, this• • " . i ~vl, i i show |. i Prairiei i SV~! i Tw.hn,." Peplno? + date,...... cross-Canada tour ,~._.'., o .^.a.,. oM...a plngle-dlsc,+ 10-song~. . ,live • King S Hippy . Komo H~all + • - ~ Trlde . Hl~ol~ ~ ..... :. . +~-~, u.o. ,~u.o o ,,~.v,,- col]ectlen meal" confirms :15 " News D~y~ ~ 4 Flv~o .Rogers . .O~.. des Trains .~..,um.mgmKl.~enener,~Ont. album since .ending his' • :30 King S TK Komo Hawaii ' World Fatlfoull HIIlolre :43 N~ NlWl NlWl 4 FI¥1PO. ~ 1WD r-o4H~ll • ~ Tralnl ~t'~me amngwaYx.ora- le_e~thy recording hiatus . that the' Rolling Stones, |., | , | | + | ...... Ms,mmu,. ofi~-';It mar wss..~,orm~m+,n_+__e+n+~[ns.. :~" -'- T' . +.sf.~f~;. +he_ +_ ro~ though~hey may be, "A " NBC ' • '~ elrmff, i :, ABC-'.-"". I~h,~" i.'; W~')d- " " AlPPlI~I/~,:I: t'l~royelill " y I Just for tun. - ' can deliver.. a pretty . ragged :15 NEWS+ • Miller - Nm Hour Cop It~3 - r~f~lno. • Hulk .++ elements Of last year's performance on n :~ KI~ 5 ', LOVe Kava News . Bu~nell Growing L:'ln¢roydd~k The . "brainstorm . of able Dedication ,, . s.~ge. And V :43 Hews " Soil. , Nlwl flour. . Reporl ylatl Hulk • ChllliWack mdtn,ist Bri=, memor , . ' the crowds loven st. I I I I I , I I , ...... About .the •only ' think MaeLeod, Headpins was +._ .. + . _ • .You probably had to be --~ :!$ ,TonloM " Boll ~Salll: ..* i?aTIme Lehrur . H.U.mlnOao. Tel41!OWnll intended as' a tern,,,,- + mlsmngon me new one, ' on • there " bar ~- " :-' ' ._.~,.v..~-~ The Line (EMI America) is i, ' • " • I :4S Doi~h , of LIh S~W . Compqy • Ltil~Saa . , ,~ oaaa.. MaCLCOO put It . ,~,~ ~-*k* " " .... ~ " " - " " Teacherl SCTV .... ~ • ~ ." Wash. Aloft. Dials /+. .,':iS Only .. SCTV Bl~mn . Week: ~ ... ' OrlHerbe- wus gr0ufided' because of 'And that, in.direellY,~may .: A.,certifled' superstar :~ ?t~cago ~ _ N~lklng Oukesof We. St. Hurl • SCTV, - • Living • HalnHard Week oil A'MIh 'aerie litigation .. 4nvolvlng' be the doing ' of New . am'say ove'rseas, Welsh sieges" Mushroom', R.beords, rocker Bruce Springdteen,-~ ~..Stovena (Shakey to- CiMclgo . Dlilll ABC CTV , Blogrlpily. Intro. I.l~rl Chilliwaek's former r~cord.~ Bonds's'• producer,. ~his frien(ls) owes mu,~.... w :~ story Olllll , Fr~ly Frldny. ' slograplly sloloey., SerleLI . • ClllOIOO Dlllal . NI01# NI01~ . ~ Prollct - TI INl~on ~ label. } +i, "//*:i- i+ collaborator. . -. and:the+.. ~...... man-. .... =--.----emrx.v'..~unerleaU . rocir," • a!uuy, ~. 1415 glory OIil111 Movki'. AP.ovlt " Nllohb; "'+ Unl~rll- • .. -•But Mills saysltquickly " respo, n.si bl.e :lot pop and i~ogie than be. ,• • • ...... ,...., • became apEarent that rejuvenating the veteran, cares to admit.. - " |g|:so ~¢lnln's.. -r~ ...... ,.~ Nlol~ • "rash . ~m~k,o, mmaluancU La .. HeadpiusW+~'t g~l~ to.be singer',s+ flagging career 'Ouiside of'the obvlous 11~:43 LIW ". J~n1~l" J N~v~ • ~le / ~ RIf~mMkm easily ~oW!ed:away.-" . following a 15-year lull .... -: . . :- ~m Ill " King S '. NIOM, . + "KOMO - , ClV. ~ . Iml04m of " Sign _+ +_ de. • '" ." "They Juntknt~W b'0m the i" • :IS New~ .Flqal +-. Nm4 , " News lnd~nl :.. off - M4nde • begluningthatitwasmore ..... On. .Dedication, ______' "...... :~ i :~ Tonl0~ Nlwl' AEC • • Hour , + V~IO . sign " de .- :'...... spi'lnpteen and a couple of ~~ -~Jl: ~;~:.~ I 1:45 Show I~Mlrll~l ~" r l FIHI ' . W~ , ~ l • ~ " than aw~kand thing/, ~says++- memiM~s of his,E Strect : Millsi Whqse likens 'her ,m A lTOnlg fit .~1 " " FrfdmyS , ' Tim.' ' CBS l - • ~ ' " : CInMIII.'l: ]Baud gaye:B~ck a. fe# I "I ns saw: Om.lltru FrMe~ , La~. • ' Ude • . : ~W!na. voice to aunts.Joplin's and " £ ~11:30 ~TV ~ ,:-. Frk~yl"-. MWW "--" Movll , . " " ,. Clnlff~ .' '." her energeUc,' .~roy0ca~ve :~. Nnlv.~k :'~ The ° - ';, FrkllwI., I - • ~ -, + . . a~'lltlnl stage perforrdunce~to!:Rod • suart..aln'dupper +. p ,~ most. lm ~~*~il i + + to" ' ~vo -i ,'r,o.~,. I..rrv- ; atom ' armm i • Stnws~rt.. • ., portsnt]y, some credlMli.ty 1 :~s " sc'rv ". ammlu-i'- Frldtys '. IJffy " .' Bank +" • . Cinema" • ourmg m-mm+ mm . amoqu new genre'at/an of :::• i :~ " Nldw0rk-+'7 + SI0o=, , rtgll~l,.;. I.In~.. Holx .'., , , ~ - ". ~tllmll" drummer. Berele;:A,bin .-.+. ~ m.mc.,+(am ~ +young"to+-+ Page 12. I I • i I i li ¸ Entert(Xinment News lU, ! I " i .. " I " ' I' i ] li I ...... " "T " " ATLANTA (AP) -- A Fts, a statue was time TV, extolling the one bar longer than three "restaurants three thnes a money, it's defhlRe." • Richard Nixon will discovered," and museum merits of their decor or weeks. The re~d~ cites- day." _ lightheartedly, concede "a officials'think it's the one their floor show; others tale, It seems,- like to see He prefers to work where c~mmm .aye i~ ba~ mistake.or two" and a actress Betto'. Davis posed regularly run newspaper new facea. the money is, and for male salary is 135 a nll~t, plw group of Cubans will' be for in the nude when she was ads s.ueh as this: He lives out of his car, dancers ~that -'generally UPO anddances. At a gay sin~q.tg the .wiretap Bluesin about 18 years old; "The Yvon and ~e staying at motels; means gay_..b~s~ ...... ~ . ..Jiaron a:go0d weekend,, he a musical intended to;get a Young Diana, a fountain review present this week: '#Generally, your boss . :'It's' the n~en "who: have might take in an extra $100 • few laughs o~t nf the • statue of the Roman ged- Monsieur et Madame Sexe, pays for yea- lodgingS,, he :the money. H you:go to a 'or $150a ul~ht.-"When there Watergate scandal, "(less of the hunt and moon, the :Masters of Sado- • said, but fosdis expensive place wher~e it's Just for arewomea, ifyou make,~40 But the creators of appears.to be 'modelled at Masochism, ' and their "because • you eat in women, you make less or 145,. it's 'good." Watergate: A Musical insist _least partly on the image of, bloody motorcycle,' War- the show isn't intended to D avis u a teenager,. The. ning: Sensitive people, or ~e - _ exploit the break-in- and sculpture was .done in 1924 people .with heart conditions I[ bugging at the Democratic by Anna Hyatt Huntington. may ~he ' inconvenienced " national ....committee The. slim figure .standing .'during the show." headquarters 10 years ago ona shell made.of the fins of '-..~Regardless of. the come- TERRACE REALW today..that led to former dolphins ~holds ,a bow and on, nudlt~ js the main at -~ [ President Nixon's. wears a quiver of arrows tracti0n. : :- and i*~-bit Ofr:strategically- A weekend 'visit to'the ~ : ' resignation. = ~~:~;' 638.0371 "It's not really sat ncm, placed bronze sash. most popular, sul)urban bars N~''~ ~" • 4635 L'z'lle AVe' Tommy Oli~}er,wbo created.' The search for the statue '. quickly debunks the" myth. ! ~ " .. " . " ./: ~ " . . . " . ". ' the musical with Edward began ;~fter the 74-year-old • at theyare l ,s for: NaUonwlde Relocation ServiCe- Lakso, said Wednesday. actress told Playboy "We've made a lot of magazine that when she statements - ". and no was. about. 18, she posed • judgments?' ,~ nude for a female, sculptor Still, they hope to have the for a'" statue, to bb. called .....audience laughing through Spring. ~ [ most of the production as commercials, Its decor is ~* Nixon, shown'cleaning out .LOS ANGELES (AP) -- ..r.em-~iscent of a Howard "' his desk on'his:last day in Actor-comedian Dean Johnson's restaurant and : READY &' .WAIT!Ne' JUST PLAIN • AMASTERPIECE. ~.,,I"| office, defends himself to a Martin ~vas released from a the weekend clientele is '~ To make any family COMFORTABLE IN PLANNING. • 12-year-old While House Hollywood hospital Wed- typically suburban. ~ happy. 8 years 01d; 1152 • 3 bedr. f.~mlly home Offering "the finest . • visitor. nesday following a physical Although the mw of.tables sq. ,ft., 3 bedrooms with pertly finished construction - and basement. Located In location In Terrace. Gene Barry, whostarred . examination.and treatment n~earest"to the stage, is ', upstairs plus 2. extra •homshoe area. Lot Is This one,of-a-kind ' of.~anemla and a kidney_ I ti'aditionally, reserved for ', bedrooms .downstairs. asa lawman and cane-. -.Acorn flreplaceln living 87'x122' arid nicely. COstom.h01~Q rpr~nts"" toting dandy, in-the ailment, said a hospital men only,* most of the'.. i~m,. 2~ bath~, large. -landscaped. This home . an lnvl.fingaMeffi¢!ent television ; series ~Bat spokesman. audience consists of young'- rec. room and best of' • Ms Ir lot of ex~as Io floor plan fealurlng '4 Masterson, plays Nixo~. . "He was feeling real good couples, out. for an evening.~ •all, located within offer, give us a call for. bedrms,, ;3 l~lhs, for. The youngster,I playe~ by when he left," said public of fun~ '...... walking 'distance to detailS, mar dining and. sn John Steele, 14, of De~r relations officer ;Tess The 'larger. places are • schools and shopping.. Asking price Ik 187,000. Imwessl~ family toon~ '~ represents Americans ~vh~ Griffin . of 'Cedars-Sinai fully accessible to people in -. Asking I~lce $119,500. -- -- MLS. -: "-* offwMI planned kltche0. " believe any wrongdoing hy Medical Centre. wheelchuirs;., and the- . 'MLS.. - " " • .For more dotalls and " the president. cannot. be Martin, .'. who ' will ~ handicapped ate welcomed.. ,I -- i ', " appointment ,to view :' .... . *give es:s call; R(~lucod :', tolerated~ Oliver-said. " celebrate,his 65th birthday... When they are .not dan- . cozY~cowaoe BEST BUY . . tO.|l~,~O0. --r. MLS. ' Oll~er and Lakso hope the. today, entered the. hospltM . ' cing at, a'; table;,"the'4~r;-:.' : Thiscozyh0me has s .Specious 3"bedroom I productioh will play • on last w~ek. - . formei's 'are !waiting 'on . large garden area;4rul| Broadway after. Its four- - He is to. be arraigned~: '~tablesor on stage..doing/n ,. home; )500 sq. ft.. with : S -T 'A R" T "E R .- ' trees.and e l;oot cellar.' partbasement. Located * RETIREMENT ~' week run he~e, beginning Friday hi Beverly .Hills .routine that Seldom Varies.' Two. bedrooms upmlrs' ' . on a ]00 ft.lot, in the HOME - July 7, and" as yet un- municipal coUi't on charges Anyone. /. expecting. .e and one down Inthe lull' bo.r.seshoe . area, 12x~8 m0blle,,:home.on .: scheduled engagements .6f Tcmrrying~ a concealed traWflonul strJpteas~ is in • basement.This home Is featUring, fruit"trees, : large, lot Jn*!: Tli0rnh!ll.-:: around the country. They pbtol "and. of carwing .a . for a disappointment. ., perfect fo~.the small, - ,. green house; garden - Many ex~ast0 view on , say they've already turned loaded firearm. .. The performers dance one .,family,. priced at pi0t and s nice tawn., this S3$;OOO,;/p~perty..: down a $1.5-milll0n offer for The gun was discove~ number clothed, a second • re,ODD: MLS.. Call for, m~e d~slls. m.ov]e rights, after he was stopped .by a one partly unnlothed, and a , Asking 'mB~*~.r_,.~..~ ~.... ~:,RURAI~ SEI~/iNG==-:'= : -" . .- :-...... ]:-:-~ ...... cMffol'nla..Hlghway~Patrel ~ .. tied "~completely naked. :-:: / •: .' ,TSA OREAT.:.'~, '. '~ ~: ~lk:* '~ ~ ~ "' ~" "~ ": ~ " " " L:''"~ "'-Idesl'"ho/ne-: on nicely, " office in Beverly WIts on . Most clubs-feature male LITTLE HOUSEII . .... ;".One lovely BIG LOT treed 1-acre Iot'sltuated • i',t LOS ANGELES (AP) --~ May 8 for ,driving as.well asfemale dancers'. on Old Lakeise Lake ', erratically. - - .Christian, a 2&year-old wltti g reel~hou.sa, CONVENIENT ~ James Honeyman Scott, a :.. garden shed, and Ibr~gb /' LOCATION, Road, asking $59,900. guitarist: with "the rock with ale~n body and a shock : area for }erda. Cell Three bedroom home on -InqUire for details.. . group The Pretenders, ~;as : " " : of eurly~ib!ond hair., .is One-: to view this 2 bedroom, "., Scott. Street," within found dead -early- Wed- qUEBEC (CP) -- For $5, male dancer,. -. " 1 bafl~ home Io~.atsd on- We .~. have ~,: rentals ./. i n.es~y of unknown causes they danee:nakedat :your "IiU~eit,'he said. "If'an - quiet--street, AsklnO, ' a'Vallabla at thls-time:." • in-London;asi3okmman for~-=:tahle .... -- way for me to give my ego a • $35.';000 and open. to the ~asklng .price' from S,~O•1O 1700 per WarnerBros, Records said. . : Fo~the pie]ring time Of bit of ab0ost.". " offers. • . " m,00o. - month. Please Inq01re. ."He.was found at a one-Pol~lar sung-0~ the ...... :W.~ring o~ly..a emilp,.:~ Jukebox, .they climb'up on a cowboy ' boots and blldnl ,~ friend's -~ apartment .early. We havea number of'r~sr~ecl mdbile homesfor sale. A0nique ~ lids morning inL0ndon," boX. lu~ed to~.your: table,. : brlefswlth~apinyboybmmyi!!i ,0pporhmity~or a 9oodl~argaln.. Prices ranging from $l;~00011~o. : said a .Warner spokesman, - unhook their g-strigs _and symbol emblamned on the' ~$10,O00,:Come (or details - Scott; ~25, was .lead commence to bump and ei-otoh, Chrtsilan:said •that in and enquire : :/ guitorist .and 'also .played grlnd./ in me),eat; he's. been In th~ •.. - keyboard insti~unents and Nude' .dsnnln~ is bann.ed . business; he's danced .nude. s~ng for the=four-mm.:.ber .within qt:ebec City, under a ---or all. but--- in clubs group. A former guitar' • ll:7-year-01d ~ bylaw that across Qu~boe: One" ex- ~alesman from.. Hereford, prohibits exposure. "in an " ~q~/on Is !ds.natlve Mon-~ England; he Joined. the • indecent or obscene way." treal, tvh~'e he might en. : ...... group-in.1978 When. It.:.~vas But suburban nude dancing counter frlends - and formed, .. . .. r the.~V~ldim communities "ltwouid.shockthem,~'he ...... BOSTON (AP) --Tucked " m.omdthe city... : .... said. ,~ . TracyRith~ . -Gt0rgsV0gel H0rot, G~IIiMId ... 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