Six Hospitalized in Truck Accident Meeting Members Who Give of Their Tractively Designed and the Shills, Resources, Md Tabour

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VOLUME 72 NO. 112 20 e . FRIDAY, JUNE 9, 1978 Kitimat- Pr. Rupert get ferry Kitimat is to soon receive B.C. Ferry Corporation service through Minette Bay • Marina's Mr. B. Orleans and the seventy feet Canadian Three. . The contract to carry passengers from Kifimat to Prince Rupert, and Rupert to Kit/mat, has been signed,

! say marina, officials. This ferry will run two days a week and, as soon as the service begins, will be based in Prince Rup~t. Mr. Orleans . was No, it isn't the headquarters of ~ne Bicycle 1"nlef, What is unavailable forcommeat as going on inside? See photo at bottom of page: he was in Rupert attempting to acquire mooring space there. : Tentatively the route stops • Terrace chapel will include Port Simpson, Kincolith, Rupert and Kitimat.. , for L,B, Saints Presently the Canadian Members of The Church of first saints toembark in such Three, which is a completely Jesus Christ of Latter-day a project because, The changed boat. from the old Saints have purchased land Church of Jesus "Christ of Nschako I that it once was, is on the 4400 block of Waish Latter-day Saints is a word based in Kitimat. here in Terrace, and mw wide church with nearly four Prtcea will be set by the have set into motion a full million members throughout B.C. Ferry Corporation, • scale building fund drive, in the world, and in 1977 there according to marina per- order to nbtaln money for the were', over 500, chapels seunel. building of a chapel on this cempleted to meet file needs. Public service will begin property. Over 100 members of the" Saints worldwide. as .soon as mooring ~nd in the Terrace area will he Latter-day Saint' ckapels Scven were Hding in this late model Chop. crew cob truck driving up the proximately half an hour six of the seven were in Mills Memorial hospital details have been cleared up busy in the up coming are busy places. They are within a month, estimate months On differeat fund designed' an multi function Nan Road &ore Terrace, at 7 p.m. Wednesday, when It left the road and where they are reported in stshle condition. See story below, marina officials. dropped over an embankmeat after rounding a curve at mile 10½. A~- raising projects. Everyone buildings with everything is involved with the hullding from, worship, services, I~ojsot from young mere- ftmerals~ youth activities to hers who give of their time spurhs tal~ng place within and talents, to the ol&r their walls. They are at- , ... Six hospitalized in truck accident meeting members who give of their tractively designed and the shills, resources, md tabour. Terrace Chapel should be a . The meeting to hear' SPCA Latter-day Saints in the welcome addition to the 'quick thinking and im- disappear into the trees helped four.poople up..The Vcra Da.vis.wi, i~j.uries to ~iede~n~l~d gone over Vancouver representative Terrace area won't be the community. mediate action of the part of Mow. flf~ ha.d to De t~.en up Dy a me .nca.a. ~luney. ~:a.wards,_ .unnamen_c. near me. Leach and to organize a local a logging truck driver was Granger immediately (at stresca~, ~ m a state o! nun.in m_.e., on_eat and ..s~ne m.te, on "~n.u~any o~ SPCA. branch for the lsstrumental, Wednesday 7:10 p.m.) radioed the Tw~ severe sn .ocz.., . . sn.omaer; "r~i.ty ~:u.waras, m.e.P..r~.o~w.eeK:A~Oncel " Terraee.Thornldli area will night, in the safe rescue of River CanCel office ana w.une.we wereaown, a.t .me wstn tacerauo.ns ~o ner ~tcmi, wewmsme scenem be held at the Thomlalll Jr. Phone workers sovonoecupantsofavchlcle reported the aceideat. After erasnslta.we, tmneoze(Iule xoceneaa.ana ~taw.urt.Ed- theacclnont, te.|aa .r.epar~ High School at 7:30 p.m. and .that we~t off the road and notifying the RCMP ann eaw~'ycao!e~opr~eamre..waras,.amo sumrm~ Item .e cw~ve, .wn~e me. ~c- not 9"30 p.m. at first dawn ,a ,steep. embaniunmt _~.~.b...u~nco, ..file .industrial., -Terrace l~d. twoam- ~.c~a.uom_ ~e foreh~d, cment .~ooK pJace,.;ls|a reported in the HERALD. ., ~.~ .M6 bush at Mile i0½ : ~t.i ~.Ai,.d.. atwn~nt, .. K m~ ,m~%,., a na ~/. ~.~ ,~.~l~,.~..~e~a~.~r~._~.~.~.:~e~.,~;~eo~.a,~;~n~ • meet : tol g vei on.,tl/e: Nass Ro~d, [i~Om ~g ~and Br~ce V'an- ~cl~ •a[• me site in.what ~a~' '~I~u. ~~ ~, Eem onvers ~ng it ac mo Highway 16, Terrace. dai'~Icht s.l~d to the scene..seemed to he ~ more than Thursaay, the ~m.x were mgna s .I.~t.'~... t.~ • Telep.hone Employee was collected 'locally, with • Said Bruce, inter, ten minutes after the eall-in, reported to be in sausmctory .:v.on wine me HERALD Community Funds will meet the Three Rivers Workshop • Ken Granger, the driver ,M recalling the event, "When Vandergucht said all the and stable condition at the photoarapher was , in Prince George this receiving the lion's share~ truck No. 1~ of Takhar we got there a boy was passengersappeared to be MllisMemorielHeepltal. A photol~rapblng the accident Terrace Jaycces will be Thursday. Trustees The Cancer Society of Logging, under sub contract already ont. The truck was bleeding from the head; one, seventh paksenger in the .site, a huge truck tanker. holding their annual in. , distributed more than Terrace received $418 with in Twin River Lumber, just lying with its lights still on, he thought, had severed a accident vehicle did not rounded the curve and ap- stoilatlon Bail thls.Saturday, $225,000, from the 1977 the remainder being divided happened to .see the late dawn a very steep era- finger and one woman' a require hospitalization. At peared to tilt at a Idghangle, June I0, at the L~else Hotel. campaign, to about 200 among 15 local model white Chevrolet crew • buckmont. There were logs possible broken collarbone, press, time,'. Thtu'sda~;' ed-" .preaarioualy rounding the Cocktails will'be served nt ~ebaritable organizations organizatione. cab truck, with seven support)ng the road Injured in the vehicle ternean, no. names were bend. The reed is a p.m., Dinner at 8 and dan. throughout the provlace-~he This marked the 22rid year immmgers aboard, go ov~ shoulder. I let a rope down were: AbrahamDavls, with heingreleanedbytheRCMP, reatrictedlo~ingread,usnd cing will commence at 9:30. largest amount ever pledged of operation for the the right shoulder and ondKonandlweatdownand facial and hand injuries; An unconfirmed report atthe drivers' risk For further information and by employees. provincial campaign and tickets, contact , Doug Dmis Jansen, and Glen chains that time it has Mlsfeldt at Simpson-Sears, Cameron are represmting contributed about ~,000,000 4615 Lazelle Avenue, the employeesof the Terrace to needy groups and in. BEW Strike could affect Terrace, or phoue 635-6541. ares. ' dividmis. 41can Eurocan and Cancel • Johnson,City % by Donna Vallie~s descriptions, the union agent possibility of extending Alean, ~ Eureean and said, "things that most picketting . to Westcoast CanCel in Prince Rupert places take for granted." Transmission. could be picketted by ualun Wages are not the most accord reached? employees of 'Pacific Nor- important aspect of the ~. Pac~c Northern Gas is a thern Gas as pert of the contract talks, Dowling said, subsidiary of Weatcoast The District of Te~'race Mayor Dave Ma/-oney, spectfied time p~iod which' and Mickey • Johnson who had promised a the municipality has agreed 'ii strike action escalation of "but rather "Job security is. Transmission, wholesaler of the workers. The company has stated thegastoseveralretailersin Recreation Ltd. have statement on the matter, to. Forty-one members of the that the union is making the province. reached a settlement on the was unavailable for com-. lntorontiounlBrotherhood of "excessive demands which There are 16 IBEW lengthy dispute concerning ment as of presstime Another stipulation in the Electrical Werkecs (IBEW) would placethem Wellahead members in Terrace, three Mickey Johnson's operation Thursday. agreement made b~ within the provincewunt on of other B.C. utility in Kitimat, with others in of a "business in con- According to reports, lawyers for the two aides is strike early this week wurkors." , . PNG offices from Prince travontion. 01 municipal. . Johnson has agreed to make reported to be a news 'following breakdown in. Dowling~ted, hewerS, -'..RupertteFortSt.Jsmesand zoning by.rows, acoorcmg w necessary changes to a plan blackout on details of the ;i negotiations for a firs( that the union is not even vancouver, unconfirmed repom... for new premises within a agreement. contra~t for PNG workers, asking for parity with other • l m a. s • Rick Dowling, ousiness gas Workers in the province' x unman mma tar agent for the union, was m beea~e the .wa~e gap is-so ...... " "- ttere your Terrace thts w~k to meet great. " with members of the union, Dewling also replied to "Playingto win" as well as other union charges made by the cem- 4 money goes members from Alean, pony that the union has not Hem'y Therrtee, coach of mat~. Eurocan and CanCel. madearrangemeats to cope the NorthWest Spertsmou!s • "Of course I take my team VANCOUVER(CP) - wccn now and 19~, the These three companies with e~nergeacy situations, Minor LeagUe Girls Softball •seriously, and want than to supply 85 percent of PNG's stating that the company has British Columbia Hydro said earlleat expected completion toam'teld the HERALD, win," said Therrion. "I'm .Tuesday it will carry out a date, Hydro spokesman revenue, 'according to not approached the union to Thursday. that he had been sure proud of them. They Dowling,. and he asked the do so, feasibility study on a new '~ave Robertson said. notified he could no longer work and practice like real .head office in Vancouver companies to switch to Picket~ union members coach his team became the troopers. This news comes :alternate fuel sources for the are nevertholeu lYropaced to that could co6t $67 mdlllon. At a planned 600,'000 coach from the Lakelse as a real blow to all of us. I The figure is a ~ery squarofeet, the development setting lorest policyfor the next 20 years. See story below. duration of the strike. The ausw~ any umergenoy call, Pharmacy team said it was .hope it can he settled companies refused: preliminary estimate would rank among the dity's such as a gas leak, wi?lie oa net fun to play against the sstisfactorlly. I don't care so allowing for inflation bet. largest. "As far as we're een- strike, he said; N.W. Sportsmen's girls much about myself, it's the Publicmeeting to cerded, they are allying "There's no way we would because they played "Just to girls I'm thinking of." themselves with Pacifi( Jeapordise the publie," he win." Therrlen said a Northern Gas," DowlinA said. second reason given by Bob explain PSYU Plan said, "and could be subject. Dowling said he would be Turner. president of the to picket action." discussing general strike Girls Minor Softball League The public will be able to labour recreational groups Dowling said he feels IBEW action and escalation of for his suspension was he psrticipute in setting the and .the generalPubltc. Each members would have the picket~ with local ualun had not reed all 13 girls ea policy and planning for the committee will operate support of other unions who members while he is in the team in all ten games,. developement and bar-independently but a would honour their pi.ckct. Terrace, as "well ea the He claims the team has an vesting of the forests which mechanism will be created lines. almost unbroken recordof are the backbone of the in- to enable the'three eem- At the same time, Dowling wins Therrien said he was dustrlal, and recreational mittoes to keep informed of said the union is encouraging Weather: Cloudy especially upset at' his economy ' of Terrace,' one another's decisions. PNG customers not to pay dismissal because it came Kitimat, Kitwanga and the Public meetings are their gas bill because they with rainshowers just two days before the lfanelton communities, if a planned to explain In detail will not be getting normal Girls Minor Softball Tour- new plan proposed by the the unit plan concept and to. service. during the day, nemont, which will be held in Forest ,Service goes into organize the public advisory "The service they will be Agar Park this coming effect, The B.C. Forest committees. The Forest getting would be by scabs,'.' Saturday and Sunday. "st Service is soliciting public Service strongly urges the be said. least they ~nid have told me psrtieipation in "PSYU" public to attend and express PNG union m~nbers have I had to use all 13 girls on my (Public Sustained Yield their concerns for the been trying to get a flint string in every game, I was Unit) plan through the exonomie, recreational and contract since May, 1977.but never givun any warning, formation of three public environmental, future of the have "hit opposition (from either" he said. advisory committees in Skeona PSYU. a mestil~ is the company) since day Therrien added that his Terrace, Kitwanga a~d scheduled in Terrace for one," Dowling stated. team's sponsor, Bert Goulet The main demands of the Answer to I~icycle mystery photo at top of page. While their bicycles were "parked" lfanelton, Each ~0mmitiee June 15 at 7:30 p,m, in the of NorthWest Sportsmen outside the Herald office, an uncounted number of Herald news carriers were inside, at a •wlilinelude the.entire rah~ .lecture theatre of the employees include union plannedto attend Thur- recognition, Job security and special meeting to disease the& routes and policy. With the more than doubled dr-. of- forest users including Caledonia Senior Secendary sday's game and 'has culation of the Terrace-Kitimnt Herald there Is a sudden demand for carriers to deliver reprmmtatives of ind~try, School, clarification of Job promised to leek into the the paper to subscribers. • o l, / /'

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PAGE 2, THE HERALO, ~, June 9, 1978

'. ~ ...... 2,4-D could cause problems PENTICTON, B,C. (CP) programs, said that evl. vestigations branch, tot -- Pheno~y herldddce donee Of the horn~ul effects specific information con- B,4-D open risks ofn- d berblddes such ae 2,4-D ~. cernk~ drift activity in the malf~'matian and peesib]y "fragmentary, poorly- Okauspn Lake system and inem~ the prevalence of organized, confusing and what effect this actian will cancer, a Simon FrAser some of it misleading." have on dispersal of the University biologist said He said, however, t~at the chemical, . . Wedlmday. evidence as a whole in- Nowroth said he has the Dr. Tbeodor Sterling made dicates use of phenoxy needed informatlou but that herbicides like 2,4-D opine it would be supplied at a the comment during a later time. hearing by'the British risks ofnmalformations Columbia etude control among people ~d wildiife, Referring to the 1976 end possibly increases the studies done by Newreth on appeal beard into the use of S,4-D and mlltofl, ~ausky 3,4-D in the Ohanalan Lake prevalence of cancer. said he tried for ,several system, Sterling suggested moniha by telephone and Steril~ was one of two mechanical harvesting as an mail to obtain further input witum presmted by tho alternative to herbicide to and data lout was unable to South Okaeagan Evlron- get rid of the mllfoil. He said get the material. mental Coalition, whkh that a secondary industry to APPEAI~ INAJDEQUATE oppefea use of the herbicide. dispose of mllfoil also would "It the information is not I, alleviate labor problems in readily available, it would ']'be otiu~,' envirunmeatal the Okasagan Valley. take place today, weather permitting. engineer Gil Zemansky of appear that papers end Seattle, said it is difficult to Zemamky, who is working studies completed to date measure the adverts effects en .doctorate in ea- are not adequate," of S,4-D because adequnto vironmcntsl engineering at Zemansky said. TERRACE studies have net been the University of He also said that there are carried out on low-level Washington; described a a number of groups who concentrations of 2,4,5-T and similar issue which arose went to see a return of the MINOR HOGKEY 3,4-D. over miifoil in Lake miltoll in Cheshpeake Bay,' Washington. Vs. REGISTRATION The saves-member appeal Although the plant was board, headed by Valter PUBLIC CONCERN once prolific in the Virginia Raudeepp, former deputy' Although it first was coastal bay, it has rersated 1978-1979 Season minbter of water resources ,decided tones 2,4-D, be greatly in recent years along and former chaL,man of the said, because of public with other acquatic plant rares and obstacle course eompotnlons today, wearer SATURDAY,JUNE 10, 1978 provincial peHutiou control concern " concern over life, he said. The United porndtt|ng. board, is considering possible health hazards in- States Environmental ¢LAREHGE ilHIEL SHOOL GYM wheth~ 2,4-D should be used volved, it was decided that Protection Agency, fish and in the Okanagan .water 2,4-D would only be used in wildlife agencies and the 1:00 p,m, TO 4:00 pam, s~zt~z this summer to fight seattle .under strict lab University of Virginia are Eurasian miifeil weed. eonditLo~ and mechanical among t~eae who would llke OOST EVIDENCE CONFUSING means would have to be used to see this plant and others Sterling, of Simon Fras~'s in the Lake. reintroduced to gcve a Bugs 7 & 8 :years S35J computer science.depart- • Zemaasky and: hoard natural balance of species in ment, and a t~olngist with a mnmbers asked Dr. Peter the acquatic plant families of. background in cancer- Newrotlt a biologist with the the bay. , Pee Wee Pups related studies and • provincial water in- The bearing continues. Pea Wee • PCB pushes Com co Bantam to Clean-up effluent Midget sexakm,zx. S.C. (C~) The ~hoard charged fertilizerplant and diapese of -- The ~pollution control Comlnco earlier this year the remaining domestic Juvenile board wLll decide Within six with failing to meet p?llution sewage from the fertilizer weeks whether the deadline control standards. ' • plant. willbe extruded for Ca~ The board bad ordered the The hoar¢l earlier tttraed Two Members of one Family Ltd. to compl~e an '~t company to complete a list of down an application by Com- ' ...... r ..... r ...... vj .....IF treatment plant at its mining impro~emeats by Dee. '31, ineo to have the order Day parade. Public support and spectators are welcome $40,00 ,,oh .end fe~tllcer operation in 1977. amended to give them more at the competitions which willlbe held t~ay~ , this southeastern British '['be company was ordered time to build an effluent Columbia community, a to remove contaminants plant, scheduled for eam- Three Members of One Family said from its fertilizer plant, treat pletlon imiste 1979. CHICAGO (APt -- Enter- condition was excellmt. W~ and drainage water Tests showed pollution ,airier Jadde Gleason was $100.00 for iproup The decision followed a at Sullivan mines, treat from the mining operation readmitted to hospital Gleasen, who has been ap- daylong hearing before the water from a tlllingn pond was entering Mark Creek Monday because of chest peering in the comedy. Sly board. and storage area near the and the St. Mary's River. pains, en official at Michnel Pox at the Blackstone $100..90 Maximum @ha e for Family, ReeN Hoapttsl said. Theatre, was first admitted The official said Gleasen, • early Saturday because of Graveyar¢ phi workers 62, wu unde/going tests and . chest pains and was released that no diagnosis had been later that day. A theatre PLEASE NOTE: " ..... save threefromfire. made. However, the official official said Gleason had This is the OHLVday registi~alion wiN be held, quoted Gleason's doctor as suffered an attack of gas- !~'~CTORIA (CP) - Two ~mea while walking I~ome were 'reported in good •sying the, entertalner'A troent~itls. fast-thinking city parks from an oye~,nij~t shift.i condition. employees were credited . Belton s~id they rescued with savi~ the life of a baby me oocul~nU of the aparL. andraseufngtwoadultsfrom meat and doused nearly all an early morning fire today the fire before the in a city apartment, flreQ~htere could arrive. Mike Belton, Victoria Belton said Michelle/ deputy fire chief, said the Christine Kolody, Kalvin consequeaces of the fire James Girhad and the baby would have been far mm'e were taken to Victoria seadous if not for the actions General Hospital for NEAREST THING TO A LIPETIIM, E* ,=_N.GINE III of Rob Cowan and Mike treatment of smoke (Reduces the frictional wear-and-tear that causes you to trade in every few years). Paget, both ~1, who spotted inhalation and shock. "All Ross murder charge HEW T,M.T. DOT"PLATES"THE INSIDE8 OF YOgR ENGIM "~ICTORIA (CP)- City told a news conference police have charged Tommy Wednesday that that two city Rma Jr., 19, with the murder detectives will go to Por- of Janiea Alii Forbes, 26, of tised, Ore., this weekend to WITH A ,50.000 MILEPROTECTIVE De: P0nt *Rell. U.S. Pat. Office for • Victoria. Join a special group of West ifibnton Du Pool's fluorcarbon resins. A warrant has been l~ued Coast policemen set up in an for ~ arrest. effort to find Ross. Teflon* COATIHG! I;ACT The cost of own'leg end operating any vehlcle--csr, bul, truck, you p Ross also is Wanted in the 1Va's. Forbes's body was nsme It--has gone ktnllght through the calling! The cost of gasoline and o117UP! United States for murder found May 14 in her apart- The payments demanded by skilled (and,not-z.o4.k!lled) mechen!cs? UP! The and assault for the purpese meat. She had been hound prlsetsgs on new cars end trucks? UP! Ire positively sicKeneD--and It s going to get, of attempted rape in Yen- and atxang]ed with a cord WHAT IS TMT? • worse before it gets any betted TMT is a superconcentrated liquid for- turn, Calif.; Lea 'Angeles; from her bathrobe. The mulation incorporating Du Pont TEFLON', San Diego and Port Angdes, murder took place while her the same chemical• compound that went to Wash. .two children were playing the Moon in the lunar vehicle engines. When ED'ALMOUIST WORLD FAMOUSAUTOMOTIVE ENGINEER REPORTS ON T.M.T. TEFLONTREATMENT, TMT is added to an engine crankcase, this inspector Angus Stewart eutstde. GOII)I,'{E DAYS "The act ve Chem oil ngredlent in "T,M.T•" has '.'And once "T.M,T" has ,been added fit In In. key ingredient instantly goes to work against a special affinity for metal which causes it tit line-positive results can be seen throulh the JULY 19-29 the No. One Ceuse of poor gas mdeage, ':plate" and adhere to all,exposed friction lur. experienced end trained eyes of even the most Marguerite remuneration sluggish performance, h=gh operating tem- races• Polymers attract more polymers to It micro skirled of mechancs They will not ¢es decided peratures, and mechanical breakdown: fric. thickness which means o "controlled" build.up increase in compression read ngs-whluh Indl. , VICTORIA (CP) -- British revenue increased 34 per lionel drag. occurs around worn surfaces, which accounts for cates that piston und rln s seal have Improved the numerous user.reports of reduced "blow.by', An increase, in idle r.p.m•'s will also be detect: Columbia's cruise ship teat from ~s0~,000. But unless you're a chemical engineer, Increased compression readings, and reduced oil able cue 10 me reeuced fr ct on after s few Princess Marguerite has • She said the provincial right now you're more interested in what TMT consumptlont hundred miles of "T.M.T." "pletlnl", does than how it does it So here it is. in a "And in order to effect a bermannnt treatment "CONCLUSION:Not on y Is "T.M.T." easy to use been doing a booming government will be o~ning nutshell: r yOU simply edd "T.M.r." to the crankcase oil (it should take 30.seconds at themost for eddlnll hosinoea in its first 2½ weeks ticket offices in Seattle to TMT IS FAST! There's noth,hg complicated through the oil filler hole (so, easy-that even u permanent treatment)-but its results con bit about using TMT--a 12-year-old kid could do e child can do It)-preferably after the engine seen even under the careful scrutiny of any o/noperation, Travel In. take advantage of the in- has reached normal operatlnK temperature, lee mechunlctThe benefits that can be espected with dustry Minister Grace creased traffic and the ex- it in less than 60seconds .. and not even get enilne should then be run for a minimum of "T.M.T." in the online-are as follows: In. • his han~s dirty! thirty minutes in order to make sure that all creasedOas Milesle.-Incressed Horsepower-Less McCarthy said today. pected influx of tourists TMT IS PERMANENT! it's an engine treat- friction surfaces are "plated". Only eliht ounces OIl Consumption - Less Wear On Internal Ports - Mrs. McCarthy said that basdin~ to Seattle to visit the ment, not an oil treatment. Just one single are required for the aeJeragepassenger car or Reduced Emisslohs-Lower Operatin| Tempera. daring the flrst'17 days of King Tutankhamen Come for fun-filled Klondike Oays. As applic~lion'ls all it takes to permanently pro- small truck enline, tures- Easier Cold Weather Startsl- Edmonton turns back the clock to the tect your engine, for as long as you own your operation this year en the exhibition. care-freeGay Nineties,And honky-tonk car! ship's run between here and The minister said she music fills the air. You'll step dgfitback TMT IS SAFE! We've put oqr money wh'e're ' Now that you've hoard free the expert.., listen to the ravesel ordinary drivers. . Seattle, the passenger load hopes to have a ticket office Intit historyand relivethe colourfuldays our mouth *s on this . .. with a $1.000,000 of the Gold Rush. THE REsULTs PEOPLEHAVE GOTTEN ARE SO SENSATIONAL WE CAN T PRINTTHEM. TBAT S was 37 per cent ~ than set up in Seattle every Product Liability Policy issued by a nationally WHY WE'VE "BLEEPEO" THEMour OF THESEACTUAL CUSTOMER LETTERS ~.. famous insurance company: (Once you've put T.M•T. in your vehicle, you'll be fllllnil in the figures yourself}. last year's 21,000 and summer. TMT IS EFFECTIVEI Effective for any car. truck• or other vehicle--whether !re this Motorcycle Racer "Bad Deal" becomes wrong, Of course he problb y year's model'or one thars t5 yoitrs old! Pro- gets more power! Good Deal with r.M.T. won't admit it until he uses the Commonwealth Games tects and preserves new engines... "tightens TMT in his c~r that I'm ilvlnl him "As an englneerlmz student and i've tried ias savors,pills, new • AUGUST3- 12 up" and rejuvenates old ones! racer, I was Interested in what filters, engine treatments, etc, My as a present," --R.W. TMT IS GUARANTEED! Every TMT Treat- REAL PROPERTYTAX DEFERMENT ACT T.M.T would do ins tenth mile friend told me about a product Auto Mechanic ' ment sold carries with "it the strongest, most speed test, that his father had Jolt tested for recclnmends "T-M.T'! iron-clad Gueritntee we could think of=-- NOTICE A series of runs from e standing his fleet of trucks and I'm sure "1 am on Auto Mechanic and I TO • • GUARANTEED: Better gas mileage ' start showed that our E.T. (Elapsed you iuessed it was T,M,T. drive a '67 Caddy, and It was us. TAXPAYERS .more miles from every tankful.. '.'or Time) was reduced by XX a second My mileage has Bone from XX to ins It lot of gas In the city and money back in full' . " an unbelievablyastounding XX. My on the highways, I was settle| 14 after T.M.T was added to the fuel father, who Is a car mechanic miles to the pllono but now, since Tax I~f~ ~411 again be available to q~alifylnD properly : )OCo~GRs • GUARANTEED: Lessod Iournmg long- mix in my 125 c.c, Kawasakl Mo. told me it's Impossible but I've Ive been uslns T-MoT I pick vp owners In murddpelltles and rural arms In W/B. ~B78 er periods before "toppmg off" . or torcross racine motorcyce, kept exact records on my lost four XX pllons in the cRy-and XX pi. money back rn full: • As a student of englneerlng this tankfulsand have proven'the old tons on the.hllhway, so I, know TO QUALIFY 'a property O~or v~o Ires resided In British Experience the excitement of the Xl • GUARANTEED: Smoother engine perfor- proved ihat'[-M.T reduced friction sayingthat even fathers can be you people nave It cued product Q~urrlbia f~" one ~er and v,ho Is e Canadian citizen or person CommonwealthGames, It's goingto be mance .. less stalhng and rough ~dhng and increased power." Gnu /will recommend it." ~ly admltlll to Cmlada mum be:. ' a thrilling spectacle, As Canadian or money bitck m full' K;B,- Racer Mr. O,T.D, athletescompete with contestantsfrom (e) .GOoddS or rmre In tf/l~ er [ . Commonwealth countries around the • GUARANTEED • Increased horsepower (b) A widow ~" WI¢1OWOr, or andhigher compression, more zip and (c) A herdlcBpped ~ as deflrlpd under the world. Make sure you're in on the k FILL OUT AND MArL NO-RISK COUPON-TODAYt 4 breath-taking action, •o acceleration . or money back in fulP GuoraNmd AVallal04ethoome for NeedAct, • GUARANTEED: Longer engine life . fewer repa,r bdls (especmlly for costly ONLY-TWO TO A CUSTOMER, DUE TO OVERWHELMINGDEMAND. 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THE HERALD/t'ri~tay,',~une 9, 19,78, PAGE 3 Family violence Recreation Chatter The B.C. Soccer formation please contact You need only to phone the .,dynamics Association, in co~peratisg Mike Brady at 638-1884. Recreation Office at 638-1174 with the Terrace Minor The 1978 Tennis Coaching to register your name. A $2 Terrace Family Violence imrealistic expectations. Tour, sponsored by the B.C. entrance fee will be charged Committee, in conjunction Soccer Association, is CHILD sending Vioce Dimanno to Tennis Association, in at the time of your lesson. with the United Way in The child may be difficult copoperation with the A hearty welcome to Vancouver, is holding a conduct a Soccer Coaches .or disappointing due to Clinic in Terrace this Terrace Tennis Club and the Roger Dufty, who has conference on family physical problems such as Recreation Department, will returned to Terrace from violence at Caledonia weekend. prematurity, hyper-aetivity, The Clinic is open to all be in Terrace Ju~ 22 and 23. Vernon to take on the role of Lecture Theatre on June 15 onlic, a hamileap, or simply Several two hour lessons Supt. of Parks & Recreation et 8 p.m. interested soccer coaches or the wrong sex. Or the child referees. The Coaches Clinic are planned for beginner and for the District of Terrace. Resource people will be may be perceived as being begins Friday, June 9th at advanced tennis players of Roger can be reached during Jade MacLaran and April different, or inadequate and 6:30 p.m. in the Senior sil~ ages. office hours at 635-6311. Hare from the Department serve as a daily reminder of Citizen's Room at the Arena, of Human Resources Child the penmt's own memories where the "Laws of the Abuse team, and Donnie and shortcomings. Game" will be discussed. Pa~on" who will discuss Sometimes role reversal is On Saturday and Sunday wife bettering. present where the child the coaches will be outdoors Following is one aspect of becomes, a comforting learning more about the the problem of family "parrot" in order to avoid practical side of soccer violonea, the dynamics of abuse. If reversal is habltual, coaching. For further in- KITIMAT LIONS CLUB potentially abusive families: the child suffers PARENT ~otionally. First Prize - Trip to Amsterdam Probably the most in- Most abused children are MORE DIVORCES Second Prize - $26U0 fluenUal element in how we negatively i labelled, i.e. SOUGHT parent is how we ware raised 'had', 'selfish', 'stupid'. Low PARIS (Renter) -- by our own parents self-esteem by the child Divorce eases in France rose PROCEEDS TO SOOOER ASSOOIATI night's ceremonies. by a record 15 per cent last Their patterns of raising results. Available By Mailing Form To: year to an annual total of K itimat & District Soccer Assoc. us become so ingrained that CRISIS 93,000, the justice ministry we frequently repeat them Potentially abusive says, The ministry said 'the Box 314, Kltimat,B.C. without being aware of their parents are usually ex- MESS Awards Night figure, representing the NAME source. perionctng some type of number of divorce pro- ADDRESS~--. Potential abusers often chronic strees, such as NO. of TICKETS_____~ XSI.00 + 25c handling AWARDS NIGHT . Anita Le Franc (pin) Louis Borgea (trophy) ceedings started, is com- have children in an attempt financial problems, pared with a growth rate of Total___ to fulfill emotional needs isolation, feelings of failure PRESENTATION -JUNE 7,' Tammi Guise (pin) Outstanding Individual - Mr, Tickets may be purchased 1978 SCIENCE:- Smith five to six per cent a year which in most cases the and if a crisis occurs, abuse between 197o and 1976. at the Bay Coffee Shop , children are incapable of may result. ACADEMIC Mr. Wurhoys David Tomaz Lottery Ticket Lic. No. 26031. ACHIEVEMENT Junior . Dai'lene de Top Academic by Grade - __ o __ , --. __ -- __ fumlm~ The seriousness of a crisis Mrs, Cook They alsa tend to marry un can range from a sp.illed ART:- 0liveria Mrs. V. Antonlw Grade 8- Rae Figursky Grade 8 "- Rae Figursky individual who is less able glass of milk to a major (pin) I than most to provide the, event such as death, divorce, Art 8 - Edwards Jose, SOCIAL STUDIES:- Anna Kloanrakis, Dawn .Mr. D. Fuisom Grade 9 - Gwen Pritchard, NEW emotional support sought. or less of employment. Danielle Mortimer, • Abusive parents, because Whethar a =isis Hunt, Bettina Hofer Grade 8 - Wolfram Ay OWNER Art 9 - Martin Gastol Junior - Marguerita Marguerita Papenbrock ,,,, TERRACEMEATS of past life experiences, tend preeipitotea abuse depends Grade 10 - Darlene De LAKELSE to be immature, dependent, onhow cl~e to losing control Art 10 - Bernard Gastel Papenbrock JIM Applied Esign II - Fionn. GIRS ATHLETIC Oliveria, Filomena Cor- non-trusting and socially the pureDt is. The e~ects of mnno, Andrea Sussman isolated. abuse on the parunt re- EHIS (pin) ACHIEVEMENT:-~ 638"1766 MASON BUSINESS EDUCATION + T. Conway Grade II - Elizabeth Jose, They have a poor self ln~orce l~-her concept of Monlca Dobner himself-herself as Mrs. E. Krickan Grade 8 - Janet Meyer, image and exhibit distorted Junior - Fllomena Cor- Jackie Trach, Karen Beslak Eurocan Junior - Mr. S. neronnttone of children with inadequate and werthlsss. mane Junior - Chris Heel, Rona Fritter DRAMA:- Carson Carlene de Oliveria, Mrs. H. Thomas Senior - Denise Knight, Filomena Carmano, Andrea Junior - Jane Ross - pin Karina Dzuiba, Doris Sussman ~ Kermode Centre ENGLISH:. Widman, Hardeep Sahota Junior Citizenship - Margo B. Smith BOYS ATHLETIC Myers The mixed team in softball had a gome Stmday Creative Writing- Michae. ACHIEVEMENT:~ Mary Jane Rodrigo Scott B. Forward against Osborne Guest Home. The score was 24- INDUSTRIAL '" Grade 8 - Gary Gott. NOTE: Grade 12 students 17 for the Kermode Team. EDUCATION:, schling, Jason Marfitt," Scott who received awards will be The Bingos are still bering held on Tuesday.s in John Smith Adams listed in the Kitimat the Thornhill Community Hall. They Will con- Junior -Hon Konst - pin Junior Boys-Tino PereAra, Graduation supplement HOME ECONOMICS:- Steve Wilson'NeisonCabral, being put out by The' finue thru the summer months. The early bird Blaine Denniil, David HERALD along with the starts at 7:30..There will also be a $.1,000 bingo on Mrs. M. Keller • Junior - Foods - Terry Tomay, Alfle Skoles June 20 Issue. the Sunday, June 11. Proceeds will be going to Gencalves, Melanie Martins Senior Boys John , the Golden Rule. Clotblbg - Tbelka Remedies, Wes Nyce, Steve WHAT A WASTE •Ladies Auxfllar~ had a ldtchep shower on Meyer Skipper, Don Freisen Sewage disposal in the Wednesday.. Thank-yon to all who came out and Senior - Clothing - Monies INTERMISSION Atlantic Ocean from the New Dobnar - pin SERVICE AWARDS York City area alone is 14 made it a success. Junior - Louis Borges, , million tons a year. We would like to start a Little Theatre Group Foods- Tammie Johnson Madeline Thiffault, Blaine Ages 5-12. Anyone interested in either par- "pinTX Cr - .Debbie Thebes Dennill, Adrian Welsh,, tici~ o~h~l~u~ out Phone 625-4906-7 and Jfinmy Costa, Nelson Cabral, George Carvalho, • ., [ ~ ~.~,~lOfl~.~ ..... :~,,,~.:.-.~ ~, ~.~. ~. aSj_n~.~.~.~. ,~.,.~...... ~...: ...... ~ ...... ~..~ ...... LANGUAGES: ...... Bryan Walton, Nina Veil, • :~/ws~-wttt~a/so=..m~--a--rumm~gesa/e at*=me: Mr::H.Brauar U-- Brian Rennhack, Philip Centre for the Young Ones Club from 1-5 on June Gr. s - Rae Figurski,Eisha Levesque, Donald 20. We heine to see you there. Cheng Farq'uareon, Dorthea Frisse, Gr. 9 - Terry Goncalves, Wolfram Ay, David Dun. $50-$100-$200- REBATES ;'~ Karren Moore , cald, Mary Jane Rodrigo, call for Gr. 1O-DonaldMoh Filomena Cormano, Irene Chiefs Gr 10-11 - Darlene De Neves, Darlene De Oliverla, ,. Olivarla Lorraine Carvalho, Deafi Gr. 11 - Clement Chow Propp, Kim GammeA, Kelly JIM MoEWANS GrS-NinaViveir. Gordon, Manuel Pereira, Forest Act delay Gary Gettohl~g Kelly Ann McNctce. VICTORIA (CP)- The standards of living on Gr 9 NeAt,on Cabral Union of British Columbia r~Mrves. Melani~ Martins Senior -Fill Fowle, Pat Indian Chiefs and the Grl0 - Stuart Dolgiiesh Slanina, Fatima Costa, Communist Party of Canada RIGHTS THREATENED Dunielle Mortimer Hardeep Sahota, Iris have called for a delay in the He said the ,Range Act Andrea Sussmon Holderbraum, Dale Hurl, enactment of new forest could jeopardize grazing Filomena Cormano Cindy Craft Karina Dziuha, rights held by the Indians. 2nd BIRTHDAY lqinlation currmtiy before Gr 10 - Jane Rc~, Sarh Sasasn ' the B.C. legislature. Theaets were tabled in the MATH:- MAJOR ~WARDS George Manual, president legislature last month and Mr. K. Savage Best Allround - Mr. Vance of the unlnn, said today he are currently awaiting Junior - Andrea Sussmann Junior Boy - Neiso~ Cabral has sent a letter to Premier second reading debate. (pin) (trophy) • "Bill Bennett asldng that the Meanwhile, the COm- Darlene de Oliverla (pin) Junior Girl- Denise Knight, new forsst and range acts be munist Party of Canada's Hem'y Sisals (pin (.trophy) Vancouver Island reBiun has MUSIC:- Libertine Linguanti SALE tabled until the next session of the legislature. strung, criticized ~ new Mr. M. Eddy Memorial - Mr. Watchorn Manual said that because legislation because it does • OUR of the heavy involvement of net face up to the native Indians in the forest "developing crisis in' the industry, the people of the forest industry." nidhday Present province must be given the • A resolution at its annual Incomparable opportunity to study, the meeting earlier this week in legislation in detail before it Nimabno called for a one- 1[ TO YOU becomes law. year delay in pro~ ZODIAC He said the union is con- with the legislation to allow Zodiac cerned that the Forest Act time for Imblic sindy and does not make adequate input into • the proposals provision for access to contained in the act. timber by small logging and Party members said the sawmllling operations. new legishtiun does nothing ½ Of Our 104 As well, Manual said, the to dealwith massive overcut legislation will make it and inadequate difficult for Indian bands to reforestation, im- 1978 Cars, Trucks, and start ~up small, labor- propernlogging methods, intemdve operations which andwastogewhichcurrmtiy are needed to raise the low exist in the industry, Demos are Eligible Hospital union OFFER 600D UNTIL JUHE 2Bib objects to ruling VANCOUV~ER (CP) -- The 'overn~100a week to the lIEU •MAKE YOUR BEST DFJu,ON Ally HkW ELIGIBLE 1978 GM OliR or British Columbia Labor strike fund while the walkout Relations Board has made a lasted, • TRUOK and JIM WILL GIVE YOU A OHEQUEFOR THE BIRTHDAY distressing decision in its No adjustments were ruling that the Hospital made for employees with REBATEAMOUNT POSTEDON THE TAG IN THE WINDOW Employees Union (HEU) dependents and all deduc- acted arbitrarily against tions, including income lax, some. of its members, lIEU had to come from the basic ZODIAC ,RANGE business manager Jack ;100, Union members at Gerow said Wednesday. hospitals not on strike were Pleasure Tenders Gerow said the union will assessed one day's wages by consldar the board's the hospitalunion. recommendation that a About 25 VGH employees Dingy Approved oonunittoe be set up to have refused to comply with ', rectify what the LRB found was a discriminatory assess- the assessments, and the , For Life Saving taunt of strike fund union warned them they payments against union could be fired for losing their Approved Life-Rafts members who were ordered liEU membership by failing to continue working at to pay up. r Jim MCEwan Vancouver General Hospital However, the labor board, during a~ strike two years in its decision Wednesday Terrace Equipment Salee Ltd. Telephone 6364941 ago. • said such a move would be , The hoard objected to the illegal since the union 443g Lakelsc ,636-6384 Dealer Lioenoe Number 1492A Terrace, B.Ik union's order ' that violated the labor code in Dealer Lioenoo Number 01249A designated employees had to applying the strike fund contribute all ~earnings sasessmonts. PAGE 4, THE HERALD, Friday, June 9, 1978

Editorial Even in April there is ugly violence in Beautiful B.C. The flowers are bursting into bloom;, the . In Buruaby, a 69 year old.age pensioner is -stabbing a ~ year old man, hacking his right And, in Vancouver, a woman is attacked, robins and songbir~b fill the air withtheir music. Imo~ked heavily to the ground by _a purse chest, right cheek, thumb andscalp, for~:ibly detained and, under threats of violence •It is April in beautifulB.C. Meanwhile:- snatcher. Her .left shoulder is broken, per- And, in Port Alberrd-aiso. for no apparent raped by.a man in a private residence...... Enough? The same news release that told of Seeing an old man attacked by two other men, manently disabling her. reason, a group of unidentified assailants are a 28 year old man.in Fraser Valley goes to his In Victoria,. walking home, ~ 46 year. old beating up a.38 year old- man so badly that not these unprovoked, unexpected sudden attacks on aid, Result: he s_ufferscontusions to his right Victoria man is shot in the back .by an urn'den- only is his scalp badly cut, but he is !eft with the person by unknown assailants listed more shoulder, a broken wrist and five months tiffed assailant. The gunshot wound in .his ab- injuries to. his eyes causing double visiqn. than a dozen others-several more violent than disability. domen causes .lacerations to his stomach wall It's April _in B.C., and people are planting those, listed above,, all of whom occurred in A 36 year old Surrey manis attacked from and liver.. pansies and cutting bouquets of daffodils along "Beautiful B.C." in the vernal month of April. be_hind ("mugged") beatenand robbed.by an the coast, while ot_hers are busy tr$ing out their Couldn't happen here? According to •an Lq_. Nanaimo, coming to the aid of .a female alleged eyewitness, an elderly couple were unknown assailant. His scalp,and face are acquaintance -. bemg at~cked by.~a, male recreational vehicles for the. coming .Long lacerated and his right ankle suffers ligament Weekend. Some days are so mi'ld the children awakened recently, in the recreational vehicle at assailant, a •yottth is attacked and struck in the Lakelse Lake last month by a thoughtless bunch damage. He is laid up for three months. face by his attacker~ wielding a metal bar. The dash under the lawn sprinkler, in their bathing For no apparent reason, a.28 year .old.man, suits. Yet, at th~ same time:- of partying young people in a vehicle _nearby. gallant young man suffersdentai damage and a When thehusband stepped outside to ask them to working _in.a B.C. coastal community is at- mmshed lip for his brave gesture. For no apparent reason, in Richmond, a ~0 tacked,kicked and beaten by three rues. His .ye~ old_girl.is being verbally harrassed, at- please quieten down, he was set upon and spleen is ruptured and he is disabled for nine It's April in B.C. Young couples are making tacked, knocked to the ground and beaten by a • severely beaten, weeks. love in the shade of the bronze Maple ~.~ in man she never saw before. : Her face is per- Twenty-eight similar c asos (inclu~ng.~ail but A 30 year old .Victoria man asks a gang of Stanley Park. Canada geese are being fed by manently scarred, her upper lip slashed and her one of the above were consiaered eligzme for yout.~ to stop sitting on his car. The four '.'boys~' children standing on the edge of the pond. Ice head and neck badly hurt. criminal injuries compensation during _the attack and beat him severely, damaging hi~s cream vendors are doing a brisk trade. _ And, walking down a _V~neouver street, a month of April, under the Act, by the Workers right eye ~d disabling him for at least a week. Meanwhile:- knife-wielding man is attacking and stabbing a Compensati.on Board of British Colpmbia. It's April in B.C. The balmy air of the Japanese A young girl from the Lower Mainland is being 43. year old .gentleman, without' warning, H B~utiful B.C.'s "beauty" is to be more than current favours our shores, Winter .clothing is attacked, rendered tmco~cious by a toxic wounding him in the abdomen. superficial, it will require the cooperation of aH shed, and children are skateboarding on the chemical, and theft indecently assaulted_ by a And in New Westmeuster, not far away, two of us, who cal| it "home" t_o work at eliminat'mg sidewalks, playing on the swings, and flying young ~ale who forced his way into the victim's hoodlums try .to rob a ~ year .old woman, the cause of such unprovoked and ugly violence kites in the parks. Meanwhile:- reaidonce, The girl suffers a badly beaten face shoving her against a fence, injuring her wrist that could well serveto mar its beauty not only Fraser Valley a 19 year_ old youth ~ at- and. injuries to her. body, not to ~tontim such and hand as she_cltmg tightly to her purse. within-but also outside the province. tacked and stabbed several, times by a kmf~ a~guish that she will have to be cared for, for wielding man_in a yard behind a private ho~e, some time by her mother. causing a laceration.of the spleen and skin And, in Vancouver, n3~nwhile, a knife- gashes, disabling him for six weeks. wielding woman is attacking, ~lashi~ and

He said the attitude fo government employees should be, ':Look, can we give you a hand? Can we help you?" "Our bigg~t problem .is the_ s'tze of goyern- merit," h.e said. "It's like. a .cocoon .which is getting bigger and.bigger, insulating .civil ser- vants against making decisions.', • Hegave the example of a woman inhis riding of Richmond who was trying to start an en- terpr/se to .teach children how teswim. "You would have though she was try~ to start the world, s largest enterprise," he said. "She had to co'reply with toilet and health regulations and God-knows-what. It tocke her three years.to cut through the red tape.!' . He said in his own department he ires laid out ,dear procedures and s~pe.by which individuals and firms can communi~ted.with.the govern- merits. He has ahso asked his staff to review roles and regulations and. to use the'w own judgement in making decisions. "People's attitude to government should_ be, 'Hey_I'm:0ne of your bosses and when I ask for service I expect it." Honey says that Nielsen is_ socially Conscious- ~,. person .with a hefty dose of common sensei and , honesty.. ' :/-: '' ~ Bar Association opposed to ,I think he was. surprised when he v/as ap- pointed.to the _ministry of the environment and he admitted he knew nothing a~ut it.. But that,s B.C. heroin treatment act Portrait of the why he is. lie's honest about things," said B,C.'s" Honey. The B.C. Branch of the outside groups. The legal might have been a user of a principles of natural justice He said Nielsen is dovotedto Iris seven children Ca~adinn Bar Association profession earlier had asked "dependent" on narcotics, have been set forth in a today strongly opposed that the whole issue of the "However, that same statute." Environment Minister and the suburban way of life. certain provisions of Bill 18, proposed program be put out section permits the officer to "You've got to be careful when you casually the provincial gavarnment's Section 7, he said, provides publicly so as to permit a seek a warraizt without that a heard of review would hvite him to .dinner," .said ,Hoxiey, "becagse Heroin Treatment Act, and broad range of discussion making a legal declaration continued to press the "forthe purpose of easuring only permit the director of Victoria Bureau when he turns up with his seven children it can under onth-in keeping with the program and not the cluite party.". government no~ to rush this that proper sofe-guards be normal requirements of the by Tony iaeeregor be a • legislation through. Imilt into the legislation for due process of low-that he patient to make application Nielsen says he'_strying to encourage British President Bryan Williams protection of individual has reasonable grounds for for a review, that there is no VICTORIA - Jim Nielson, minister of the .(~lumbimm to look on waste as a resource and he said that there are rights" but this suggestion apprehending a person. The appeal from the review and _environment and bILA from Richmond, doesn't provisions in the legislation had been turned down by the court should issue a warrant that a patient's time in cites the forestry industry as a good example .of confinement could he ex- come across in the legislature as. a sentimental an industry,which uses almost every part of its that was introduced in minister of health. only if satisfied that these Victoria this week that deny Williams said the Bar has grounds exist." tended through the whole lover of nature who longs to get out in the green raw material - the tree. threa-year period. There is fields with thebirds and the primroses. aeeeas to'the due process of not had time to carefully Williams said there are He thjnkd that economic pressure will force •law ann the fundamental consider all of the provisions several.other sections of the provision for an appeal from He has the .kind of face that at best could be the utilizationof many. things,which are now princlpais of justice. of Bill 18. But, he said, there Bill" that would erode due the finding of' need for described as.craigy and at worst as scowly.and "We publicly expressed are several sections that process and natural justice, treatment, he said, but considered garbage, but admits that the en- contrary to all principles of he isn't the kind of personwho pulls his punches vironment will n_everbe perfect. our fears earlier about the demand immediate com- There is provision in proposed compulsory heroin ment. Section 4 which enables a justice, the onus is on the in debate. "There's a.price you have to pay for Hying in patient to establish that he is .Yet in eny kind of political ~scussion_, it treatment program and now He said there had been .person to be committed for the. environment .and we all contribute to that we have seen the some Improvement in troatment-which can lend to not in need of treatment. ~uickly becomes apparent that Nielsen's con- pollution through flush.toilets and man~ other legislation, those fears were Section 13 that had • confinement for three years. Said Williams..: "Our cerm are the nitty-gritty, everyday problems de~ces," he _said. warranted," Williams said. eliminated "shocking -without the person being association opposes and will and fr_ustrations of the man in the street, But he thinks the environment is ~eing cleaned "Our position has been provisions'! of what had present when he is com- continue to oppose the state Rick Honey, a neighbor and radio announcer, up and will get cleaner and cleaner. that the policy for the earlier been proposed, where mitied. "This must be the toldng control of an in. says it was probetbly Nielsen's long stint as_an treatment of heroin addicts a police officer could aP- first time in the history of dividual and confinisg him "People forget about the past," he s~d.."LOol~ is a matter for the govern- prehend anyone " he our nation that such a without due process. evening hot-line commentator which influenced at. the cbange.from the time of the.industrial mont and not the Bar. suspected or was informed blatant disregard for the his concerns and pushed him towards politics. revol_utlonin ~urope. They had open incinerator "But any statute which "He heard about so many of the small personal stacks and a constant pall hung over the cities. ~onld permit the' state to LETTERS , problems that people have to_ face and talked to take control of an individual, Now the London smog has gone and the riyer whether a heroin user or not, a|ot of lonely peol~le. I think that was_what in- Thames has cleaned up. Things are getting and require his confinement- fluenced his political_attitudes and encouraged better," -whether in a hospital with Thornhi."11 Firefighters explain him go get into politics," he -said. Jack .Webster, another. Vancouyer :radio bars or a prison with bars-- Nielson is just as happy talking about Ms role must of necessity only be Dear Sir.Ms ' funded while the Association personality, says he found Nielsen. a bit pon~po.us We would appreciate ~it particular case a trailer was as' an MLA as he is about his environnwnt done in circumstances and if supported entireley by self on fire at Lakelse Lake. We on the air and they almost got into a pusch-up within a process that affords very much if you would generated funds. One of our ministry because doing things for .his_ con- v/hen they were on the show. together. - publish the following letter felt that it would have taken that individual complete main sources of income is about 30-45 minues to get our stituents, he says, l~ves him great satisfaction. "But he has done 100 times better than I~ access to the due process of. in your newspaper under our tanker truck. This letters. , truck to Lakcise Lake and '~There is simply not enough time spent on the thought he would," he said. "And from what I law and fundamental vehicle is owned by the" that a trailer would have wishes of the citizen applying for help," he said. hear. he's a long way from being the worst ~tice,,,principles he said.of natural members of the association been destroyed in that time. He said the.whole purPose of government fete and it is supported by the This year we have been minister .in the cabinet." "To permit a statute to Dear Sir.Ms income that it earns while provide services to people, not to put hurdles in This letter is addroneed to able to purchase some badly Bob Skelly,. the NDP's environment critic, operate other than within rmted to the B.C, Forest needed equipment for the the.v/ay of getting things done. saYS Nielsen .is the wrong man in the wrong - shone perimeters whould ha all penona who live within • Service, for forest fire the Thornhili Fire Protection Fire Dept. with our in- ~~ mi~ib~trybecause he sim~y-d~b~s' n°t val~eclean an extremely dangerous suppression and from at. creased budget, howsver, precedmt, since that system Area, which encompasses' tending out Oftown flus. In • air, clean water told productive hod. from the end of Queensway due to the Provincial could later be adopted for this case, if the homeawner Government's new tax "Rather than becoming an advocate for the porsono with other to Copperside estates and is insured, we bill his in. from the Terrace Airport to .assessment formula our daily herald _1-1 envi~onment-andhe.wouldhavetobea d.evil's problems, or indeed almost surance company up to a budget war, 23.Spercent advocate in. thai cabinet . he has .sinlp]y any 'excess' or non- the Skeana River. maximum of $250,99 .for We, at the Thornhill lower than we expected, allocated resources Qn demand," he said, conformity." assistance rendered. This This meant that we have had General Office. 635-6357 Published by With so many fundamental Volunteer Firefightere vehicle is provided rent free Circulation - 635.6357 Sterling Publishers He said dm:ing his speech, on the .bridget, Association, have received a to shelve our plans of pur- issues at stake, Williams to the taxpayers of Thornhill, chasing a new truck to Nielsen attacked his own muntcjlml .council, said the Bar Association is great amount of criticism We do not take either of the PUBLISHER,..Don Cromack with regards to our policy of replace our present no 1, Richmond, for being a no-gr0wth.council, urging the government to trucks that are owned "and Some items purchased so far MANAGING EDITOR...Ernest Senior "But Richmond is a fast-growing area," he' allow input from al groups responding to fires outside of operated by the taxpayers REPORTERS...Donna Vallleres (Terrace.Thornhlll) the Thornhlil area ie: New are breathing equipment, said. that are concerned with this out of the ThornhUl Fire nozzles and adapters, REPORTERS.,.Scott Srowes (Kltlmat.Kltamaat) ' legislationbefore it is rushed Reran. This criticism is all Protection Area. When our KITtMAT OFFICE._Pat Zellnskl - 632-2747 , •He said that Nielsen has learned how to handle along the line that while we training-films and callout through the Legislature, tanker truck attends a fire pagers. Published every weekday at 3212 Kalum St., Terrace, questions in the house. .~ A committee of the B,C. are fighting a fire ouiskle of out of town, with it go a We hope that with the set 8 B.C. A member of Varified Circulation. Authorized as "He has good delivery but no ~tent," he sa~l. Branch of the Association is the Thornhlil area, Thronhill maximum of 4 flreflghters secondclass mail. Reqlstratlon number 1201. Postage now studying the Bill in itself is unprotected. This is mill budget we are now paid In cash, refurn postage guaranteed. Honey said that Nieise~ hasn't ~'hanged his life and I officer. This leaves ~-1 operating on we will be able detail and 'will make a false conception and we fireflghtors and 5officers in -style or his attitudes much since he has become recommendations to the would like to inform to grow along with Thernhlil. NOTE OF COPYRIGHT a minister, Thornhill to man the In closing we would like to government next week, he public of our position, r~aining two trucks in "He's still the same basic sort of guy?' he said. said. That same report will • Within the Thnmhill Fire thank all of the Threulflll The Herald retains full, complete and sole copyright Thornhfll. residents for the fantastic ','He's not flamboyant era social butterfly, Heis go before the Branch's an- Dept are two separate In some cases, (such as on In any advertisement produced and-or any editorial or noal meeting in Pentieton on organizations. The Thernhlll support that .w6 have photographic content published In the Herald. just as likely now to help somebody, put up a May 29, 1978) where we are' received in the past. June 8. , Fire Dept, and'the Thornhill requested to attend at an out eproductlon Is not permitted without the written fence.as he always was. And he still has the Williams said that the Volunteer Firefighter! Yours k~y rmisslon ot the Publisher, same concerns for the small guy's problems that ef town fire ann we do not THORNHILL VOLUN- legislation was drafted Association. The Thornhlli feel that we can be of any i l l~i he always did." without consultation' with Fire Dept,• is taxpayer 'lEER FIREFIGHTERS me, we do not attend, In this ASSOCIATION. : (t

THE HERALD. Friday, June 9, 1978, PAGE $ Skeena hang-gliders born by DaVinci •Offensive 'wiggle' to win MK report Sk~m Hang Gliders are • by Don Pearson, Individual Instructors in this all flying ancldents were the training hill, showing The tide this morning at ~eparlng for the fourth ~ province will have to he enused by pilot error efsome numerous examples of do's annual B.C. Open Flight at World Cup soccer the marina is: certified by the Hang Gliding form or ,other, In short, and don'ts, and you will also Low tide,10:30 a.m.with 2.9fl. Competition, which is to take Association of B.C. Also o, Hang Gliding is as saf or see sequences of in- High tide at 5 p.m. with place on June 17th and 18th introduced was a Glider - dangerous as the individual termedlate and advanced BUENOS AIRES, HAULED DOWN West Germany, the from Thornhlll Mountain. Pilot Rating System with log flyer cares to make it. To flying. Argentina (AP) -- Keep a Krankl's goal was from a defendingo champion, needs Thornidil's long "Soaring 'Books to be kept by the in. become a safe flyer, good lookout for the ace goal penalty in the 44th minute, only a draw against Tunisia yesterday, for those that Ridge" is a favorite with dividusl flyers plus written instruction is of utmost By the time your fist scarers of the World Cup but he might have scored to go through. The braved the first cooler day flyers from all ever Canada. and flight exams to be taken. Importance. ~roundscho01 lesson is over soccer finals--Leopoldo anyway. He streaked into the , Netherlands needs only to after the past hot spell, was With the prevailing wind Hang Gilding is net a sport you will bare a fair ~aop of Luque of Argentina, Paolo penalty area from the left hold off Scotland, which was very good. One boat that blowing along the Kitmat someone would want to take How to get stam~l in Hang what you are lotting yourself Rceni of Italy and Johann wing and was moving into a shaken by a doping scandal ried the Bishop Bay area Valley and surging up the UP for lack of something else Gliding? in for. The following Krankl of Austria. good shooting position when that sent Willie Johmton caught 4 large Spring and slopes of Thornhill Mountain to do in his or her spare time If you are seriously sessions will be en the All three have scored in Bjorn Nordqvlst, veteran home in disgrace. some small ones. Many a so called "Lift Band" is and it is not an "activity you thinking of getting involved training hill. You will learn beth gam~ thus far, and •-,edish defender, brought Brazil, a three-time Shakers came in from all ~eir t,,.'- : .... • ~de ~:e winner, has played two created which flees welt over would aim on doing merely with this fascinating new haw to assemble a Glider bib, %wnfrom behind. areas. the highest elevation. The for the fun and thrill of lt. spor get in touch with your and how to take care of it. of p~';e, i,, ~.,~ second It w-s one of relatively few mediate draws and next From past years we have skilled Hang Glider Pilot can Only the highly motivated nearest Ha~ Gliding School Then you will get to know round. :.. fouls in the cleanest match faces Austria and the deadly learnt that rain after a bet make extensive use of this person, after endless hours or certified instructor, If you how to handle it and hew to Tree team with a seen in the World Cup yet, shooting of Kranid. spell makes our rivers come phenomenon, of practising, can over hope decide to enroll in a course y hold it in the proper flight marksman, who can .w ~lle but it decided the game. Scotland, which had come up and get dirty. This, of Gliders have reaced to become an entity with u will likely begin your essen attitude while running with out of tight defensive •Each team has to play me here with high hopes, is all course, ends.up in the colt- altitudes of well over ~00 ft. glider and elements. It takes with an evening lecture at it. Once you go higher up the positions and fire, will be the more match in the first but through after Wed- chuck. As I have mentioned ubove the top of the moun- more'than the averagQ which the instructor will give hill and niter many attempts team to win this cup. On round. The two top teems in needay's poor effort against over the past week this tain (4867 ft,), which means amount of enthusiasm to you a good idea of the basic have managect to get air- current form, the three each of the four ~roups go lrnn. The Scots neuld still celournd water never seems that they have climbed about carry a 40 to 50 lbs. Glider aspects of Hang Gliding. berne for a.few seconds, you teams that have moved into the next round. qualify for the next round to go past Jessie Falls. 2500 ft. from their latmchsite through brush or snow to YOU will see introductory willmostli~cly hehooked for fastest into the second round Argentina, Italy and Austria with a thron-gcal win over I recommend that the next at the 3000 ft. level. Some sometimes remote launch movies that were taken on good. must be favorites. are sure of advancing and the Netherlands on Sunday few dal/s fishing be done past also have cruised the full sites. I Rob Rensenbrink of the France, Hungary and Men- but manager Ally MacLend this area. lns~th of the whole range, The first Hang Glider Netherlands tops the goal ice are doomed tonbefng says: "It's like cluthing at The Kithnat River is now from the big Rock Bluff at design toappoar on the scene scoring fist with three, but eliminated. The other 10 straws. At the moment it IX'educing a few spawners the north end of the ridge to was a brain child of Reds host they were all scored in one teams are still trying and doesn't look very likely, but but again the high water illinms Crsek at the south Laonarde da Vinci, the game against Iron, and two hapins. miracles do happen." makes river fishing tough. ~and buck. famous artist, engineer and of them were from penalties. Wednesday'sresults were: is "Soaring'; in it's architect of the 15th cenha'y. H elton Wednesday, when the Group 3.-Austria I Sweden purest form. Three It was however never con- Nctherhnds hammered in 0 (at BnenesAirea); Bnu~0 Canadian Endurance structed and flown. Terrace Reds, the local they; host the Hazelton vainagainst a tight Peruvian Spain 0 (at Mar del Pinta). Records were flown in this Much inter, during the last entry in the .Bulkley Valley Braves i, a doubleheader. defenes for a O0 draw, Group 4--The Netherlands AIItl manner by Lance Edgson, a 3 decades of the past contury Baseball League, will try to Itmsenbrtnk failed to find 0 Peru 0 (at Mondo~); former resident of Terrace. and the first of the present 'snap a fern- game losing Action begins at II:30 on the target. Scotland 1 Iran 1 (at Cer. No wind however, no one, a number of aviation streak this Sunday when Ker-Rotary field. Austria is one of the sur- dobu). I HONDAS soaring. In calm weather it pioneers experimented prise teams of the tour- With each team having less than 10 minutes to seriously with gliders of By THE CANADIAN PRF,S8 anment, and Krenid, top completed two games, the glide the 2500 fL vertical vaflcos types. The Wright scorer in Europe this season group~ stand like this: dlbtanea between take.off Brothers original design was BASEBALL FOOTBALL for his club, Vienna, is its Group 1--Argentina and an here. and knding site. a Hang Gilder. After htm- .Nntlmal League CFL brightest star. He got the Italy 4 points (qualified), The Landing Field is en drede of experimental flights Cincinnati Reds sign out- Toronto Argenanto elan decisive goal that gave France and Hungary 0. • Thornhill Street, just a few (hey arrived at their ultra, fielder Eschnmillin Vlltz and kicker Ian Sunter, defonnive Austria a 1-0 win over Group 2--West. Germany hundred feet from the Old light airframe into which catcher Michael Cripner. tackle Bruce Smith and Sweden Tuesday and elias- and Poland S, Tanbda 2, Lakelee Drive toward the they eventually mounted an Houstou A~tr~ sign pit- defensive back Dave reed a pinc~ in the second Mexico 0. Golf Course and spectators mgine. This sent aviailou chef Jack Lazorko, Tmo.n~as. round. Group 3--Amtrin 4 (quail- 2. Swedeo and will have an excellent view technology galloping off fled), Brazil Honda Civic Sedan of flights and landidgs. madly in all directiom. And Spain X. Admission is free. this is why right now there is Penndragon holds first in Group 4--Netherlands and Radio Communication more known about super- Peru 3, Scotland and Iran 1. between launch site and sonic flight than about how to WIND UP SUNDAY Test dri a Ho.datoday at target is being provided by stay airborne with a glider at ¾ ton yacht series The teams now have two TERRACE HONDA SALES the local Tomahawk Tribe •low speed. VICTORIA (CP) -- The Sachem of Seattle, Wash. Wash. placed fifth in beth days of rest before the 4142 Hwy. |5 West OR6 (General Radio SCr- The siandard Hang (~ilder California yacht .Penn- Sachem placed third Wednesday's and an earlier decisive last games in the Terrace, B.C. VSG !1.8 vice) who also tske eareef a er Kite in its presmt form dragon, sldppered by Jelm Wednesday, ' behind the Olympic race and is in third first round Saturday and 635-5571 Oi"435-4325 concession stand with a was developed shortly after MacLanrlu, remained in Hagar, also from Seattle, place in the serim with §0 1-2 Sunday. E[O]L%TD2eL OoZier Licence Number 02044A variety of refresho~ents the last war by N,A,S.A, first place in the world thrns- • and second in the first two points. Hang Gilding - What you scientist Francis M. Rngallo, quarter-ton yacht chnm- races, should know about it The early kites however plenship series after win. The 18-yacht race was de- The highest standing For almost eight years were used for towing with ninsan 25 nautical-mile inyed until the afm'mon be- British Columbia boat was now Hang Gliding has been water skis. Hang Gliding in Olympic race Wednesday. name of poor wind& which Vladmiir Plavsie's the worlds fastest ~,'owing its modern form did not get Ponndragen finished the have plagued the mira. Spearhead from West new sport. It is the closest under Way until the mid. course south of Clover Point Penndragon also won the Vancouver, in sixth place. thing yet to lmitsUng the sixties and not until the early in a rcapnetable five hours. short olishore race, which birds. It is flying in the true seventiee.did it catch on at a The race, ~ third of five in finished an Tuesday and The ~&r~ race of the sense of the word, of which oticenble rate. BU it has the series, gave (he Penn- placed third in the first series, an" Olympic ceme •ere are not nearly enough been a whirlwind dragon an aggregate score of Olympic race Saturday, race, will be run today. to describe the feelings, developemont ever slaee. 615-8, a slim 7-atha og a point which was won by the Hagar, followed by a ~50.mtie off- fascination and thrills Most of the gliders you will nhesd of seeond-place Rhapsody, of ~.dmonda, shore race Friday. produced by a soandless enjoy watching on their nmoe enR oom sUOOL soaring flight along a flight from the 30~0 ft. level DATES: , } mountain.~ ric~e, ,qbove .at ThomhiU ~o~lak .to t.e Holmes slights odds for .. August 22, 1978 to September 1, 1970 -: valloys~ ~ fo~sts, ~Jand .;, tar~et~ area ~are already ; NoHockey on S(mcisy, At~ust.2Y;1978,/ ,: :~, ', .i~ ~,,: .', mend~s~ ...... "f0ur~li~;and ~rifth ' generation ..... NO,On vy eight b tle ...... Hang Gliding brings the digit,s. They have wide ENROLLMENT: ~ " J " ~* '~ b .." age of flight to the public, it nose angles and stiffened 1~ VEGAS, Nev. (AP) -- sparring session in hk. final money and women, makes personal flight flatter wings that more Brash and confident Larry drill. whatever I might need. I'm Sedlon "A"Y&Syears...... , ...... , ...... 40 Boys available without high closely resonble bird wints. Molmes hasn't sparred since "He don't respect me," faster than Ali and Jimmy Section "B" 9,10&11 years...... /....., ...... , ...... 34 boys material cost and expensive The standard Rngallo kit ith i lest Monday became his said Holmes. "I know be'n Young took his toll on Norton Section "C" 12,13& 14years..,...... 34 boys student instruction. For the its pointed nose :and handiers felt he might be Just going to force the fight, but and so did Muhammed in TOTAL 108 hardy sportsman it can be a billowing wing sail has by too sharp'too early for just tmtil I lay a punch on their three fights. year round activity, now been phased out. Friday night's World Bmdng him. He drags his feet and "I don't dance like All, I go PLACE:. TERRACE ARENA ," depending on locality, wind How dangerous is Hang Council heavyweight shuffles and that's why I call side to side. All didn't have and weather conditions. Gliding? "Aviation is not in championship fight against hinl 'the mummy'." the left hook like I do and AH COST: The Hang Gliding itself inherently dangerous. titiist Ken Norton. The ~8-yasr-eld Holmes doesn't take penishinent like Section "A': ...... ~...... ,...... $35.00 Amociation of Canada with But it is terribly unforgiving "On Monday, he nearly said he is still maturing I do. I don'tiike it, but I can Section "B" & "C': ..... 5...... , ...... $55.00 its provincial representative of any carelessness, in. knocked out two sparring • andnwill win the title a year do it." organisations has been capacity and-or neglect." partners, so we decided be before he reaches his full While Holmes says "he ICE TIME: recognized by the Ministry of This also applies to Hang wonlan't box the rest of thin oEtontial, dislikes Norton, he believes Sectlen "A:'...... 1 Hour per day Transport as the regulating Gilding. There are by now week," said manager Richie NIE8 RESEMBLANCE the 32-yearold ex-marine Section "B" & "C" ...... 3r,~ Hours per day body for this new sport. It thousands of. Hang Glider Ginchetti. "He was sharp The undefeated challenge deserves the title recognition Total of Ten Days has recently established an Pilots who ha¼e never bad a en0Ugb," from Eenton, Pa., ~iven him when Leon Spinks Instructor Certificatio~ mielmp yet. But there m Odds that opened at 8 to s discounted statomonls that chose to give All a rematch INSTRUCTION: ProD'am to. assure a high also some who have become favoring Norton had dropped he m~Icks ~ulmnmad An. imtead of gotng through with ALL LOCAL INSTRUCTORS professional standard of statistics. Records indicate to 6 to 5 u the two • "All don't punch llke me, an agreed bout against instruction. SChools and that well over 90 percent of heavyweights woundnup don't move llke me. I don't Norto~ Each dey wtll deal with specific hockey and skofing skills. Basics will be stressed. their ~ on Wednesday. move on to the ropes like he does. It Is the Intention of Terrace Minor Hockey to provide an enloyable Controlled, , Holmes merely went Brazil r epl aces... REMEMBER WHEN ... learning situation at reasonable cost. MAR DEL PLATA, far, announced that four througb some exercises, "I'm fighting for respect. A jei'ry-built spectators" while Norton included a Everything else follows, Argentina (Reuter) -- players will be replaced stand collapsed at the In- REGISTRATION: Brazilian sports authorities lmmedcateiy. dianapolis Speedway meter Will be taken at time of reglstreflon for minor hockey. today took charge of the" He said manager Coutinho French rugger plays' • 'eluselc 18 years ago today-- country's World Cup •soccer could accept the situation or in 1960--killing two persons and injuring more than 70 Saturday June 10, 1978 squad and warned that man- msJglL • Vancouver Qsrenca Michael School ager Cinudio Coutinho must Trigo said first-team more. Driver Eddie Russo either accept changes in the players Zlco, known as the BURNABY, B.C. (CP) -- for Richmond in the Fraser crashed and was injured'in The French champion rugby Valley: League, accounted the race,, which was won by Either full reglstretlen fee can be paid or we w~ll accept 50 percent as e deposit with team or resign. "White Pele", ace striker • Jim Rathmaan of Miami,' the remainder being payahle et Hockey School Commencement. Marie Tri~o, spokesman Relneldo, attacking left back club Bezters defeated the fog all of the Rope searing , r~ Lower Mainland Reps 13@ in " with three penalty kicks. Fla., at an average speed of for the Brazilian Sports Cen- Edinho and sweeper Cer,~o 138.7 m.p.h. ' feclemtion" speaking after would be replaced by Jorge a wideopen international" With B~ler~ ieading 10-9, Brazil's two disappointing Mendonca, Roberto, exhibition -rugby gnme Daniel fezes esanred the draws in the cup finals so Rodri~ues Neto, and Chieao. Wednesday night, victory with a late pmaity. n Robert Ceronnand Ber- N. American Brazil man nov~ failed to nardBastit both scored trios The Reps consisted of' qualify for the World Cup for Beziere, the French players from nearby Van- soccer finals but its chances of national rugby champions couver, the Fraser Valley reaching the last eight in six of the last.eight years, and the University of British . to[ J' .Carpet.. :: & Drapery Service By THE CANADIAN PRESS Argentina have been con- Henry Cabrol converted one Columbia. The touring NewEngland2%'ancouver slderably reduced by.two dthetrlca, givingBeziersa French club plays the P lack-lustre performsncel 10-6lend at the hail: . Vancouver Island Reps 't t' !! _F , • Portland I Los Angeles 0 against Sweden and Spaffi. Jim Donaldson, woo prays , Saturday, " . " ( ) Rochester 2 Seattle I Theydrew l-I with Sweden California 2 Chicago 1 and 0-0 .with Spain Wed- ( )i $anDiego3 Philadelphia2 Austria to lake a clear lead /~ MeMa aohi i Memphis 1 San Jose 0 in Group 3. 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' i t PAGE 6, THE HERALD, Friday, June 9, 1978 Bullets 1978 NBA, Champions by dropping Supersonics 1wo" trailed 79-66 after three guidance of coach Lenny SEATTLE (AP) -- appointed calmelty crowd of championship aeries thai points and sank two big free Golden State in 1975. long time for this day." periods. Seattle closed to throws in the final two '"~is is really something STARTED POORLY Wilkens and came within one Finally, Wee Uneeld can look 14,-098 at the Seattle Centre went the limit, creating a game of the coveted within 98-94 in the final two in the mirror and see the Coliseum ended 10 years of winner.take-all situation in minutes, twice before had nice," the 10-year veteran The loss put a damper on minutes before Kupchak hit face of a champion. playoff frustration for the the seventh game , to been to the finals with from Louisville said of the an Incredible seas0n for the championship. a three-point play with 1:30 Washington only to lose in first championfhip in Sorties," who. got off to a Guard Charles Johnson "I don't know hew I'm sup- Bullets, the only team to determine the league and forward Bobby Dan- toga. posed to act," Woahington's make the NBA playoffs champion. four straight games--to Washington's 17~yea~ disastrous S-t7 start bul Fred Brown sank a free every year in the last Unseld, wbo scored .15 Milwaukee in 1971 and to history. "We've all waited a turned around under the dridge led the Bullets' vie- veteran centre said with a' tory in the title game with 19 throw and hit a bank shot smile and a shrug following decade. points apiece. But it was a and Paul Silas hit a layup to the Bullets' 105-99 victory And Unaeld has been a three-point play by second- bring the Santos to within over Seattle SuperSonics member of the Bullets each Brothers battle in. North American soccer year reserve forward Mitch 101-99 with 13 seconds on the Wednesday neght in the of those 10 years. Kupcbek and Unseld's free clock. But six seconds later, deciding game of the Na- "This is the tint time for throws that cooled a Seattle Unseld sank two free throws tionsl Basketball me on this side," said the 6- By THE CANADIAN PRESS Rogues 1-0, Rochester kick by Jimmy" Husband . winning goal. to clinch the victory that The Wegerle brother~, Lancers beat Seattle gave Memphis Rogues their" The game marked the rally in the final, frantic Association champiomhip foot-7, 245-pound Unseld, win over San Jose Ear. coaching debut of Aztecs' minutes. ended, once and for all, the series. who was voted the Most Steve and Geaff, faced each Soun~lers 2-1, Houston Bullets' status as the NBA's Hurricane beat Washington thquakes. The goal was the Tommie Smith, " who The SenSes, who shot just The trimnuh before a dis- Valuable Player • in the other for the first time in 39 per cent for the game to perennial bridesmaid. North American Soccer Diplomats 1-0, Portland first of the. season for replaced Terry Fischer, I.~agne action when Tampa Timbers beat Los Angeles Husband and the shutout fir~! earlier this week. Washington's 45' per cent. Bay Rowdies defeated Aztecs 1-0, Fort Lauderdnle west to John Houska. , Seattle sports pros Oakland Stampers 1-0 on Strikers beat Dallas Tornado CARDS HANDED OUT. Done,aster next on i INVEST _J Wednesday night. 3-1, New England Tea Men In a game that saw five Steve, 24, and Gcoff, 23, beat Vancouver Whitecaps 2- yellow cards handed out and can't get it up natives of South Africa, are 0, Detroit Express beat Tulsa's Stojan Nickolic British horse circuit I former Arcadia Shepherds Tulsa Roughnecks 2-1 and ejected from the game, EPSOM, England snatched the 98,410 pounds teammates. But fraternity San Diego Sackers heat Detroit Express defeated (Reuter) -- Shirley.Heights, sterling ($117,138) winner's Four downed ' and camaraderie did not Philadelphia Fury 3-2. Tulsa Roughnecks in @inner of the Epsom Derby purse. SURF SCORE overtime. By THE A&qOCIATED second time in the Kingdome characterize their meeting in a thrilling finish Wed- Shoemaker's25.to-1 mount on the Tampa Stadium pitch. California Surf had been New England Tea Men nesday, now will probably be was outin front in the fieid of Today a 2 year old Ootson280Z PRESS in the two years that the snapped a three-game losing For Seattle sports fans, Mariners have been in the The' competitiveness held scoreless since May 14, aimed at the St. Lager 25 from the starting gate, in is wadb morethan its original New York Yankees were just between the two.came to a until Anseimo Vicioso's goal •streak in its win over Van. ~ Stakes and is priced at only 7 front as the runners turned price. It's a fuel.injected invest- league. ment. We sell more Zeds than head late in the game during at 61:31. And less than two couver Whitecaps. .... : to 2 for the final majur event left and down the hill to adding insult to injury. Guidry pitched a six- Goalkeeper Kirk Pearson, Vancouve, Dealers conbined It was bad enough that a one.on.one race toward the minutes later they were of the British thoroughbred Tatteaham Corner and in (over 2000 Zeds ave, the hitter. His 9-0 start is the "who was subbing for Wash~ Bullets ended fastest ,games. A two-ran Stampers goal. Geeff went handed a goal when Sting ; racing season at Deacaster front as they rotmded that yea,s). That's because we offer the miracle run of Seattle single by Henry Cruz and an down trying to tackle Steve defender Derek Spauling suspended Kevin Keelan. in September. testing bend into the mine: Bette, Selection, Belie, and had to he helped from scored an own goal. posted the shutout. Deals, Setter Zed Service. Or, SuperSonics Wednesday err~ by N/nnesota shortstop And Willie Shoemaker, the s_tcalght. Salesmen are Zed expert,. night in the National the pitch, with what seemed Two come-from-behind The return of Dallas American who so nearly Coy Smalley keyed the in. goals for Jean Wlllrieb led Tornado coach Ran Newman Choose from the widest selec. Basketball Association final. ning. to be a rib injury. captured the race on FOUGHT OFF ONE tiOn in Canada. All models and And the North American Ken Kravec, who set a Steve Wegerle's goal early San Diego Sackers to their after two years failed to Hawaiian Sound, has been colours available• (The best in the first half an a pass fifth straight victory. bring a win to the Tornados. offered another venture into He drove for home up the selection of used Datsun Zeds in Soccer League Sounders carecr high with 12 the country too). Trades of all wore beatennby Rochester strikeouts, and Jim from. Graham Paddea The Sackers took aunesrly Rain delayed the game for Europe on the Derby runner- straight and fought off a proved to be the winner, lead on a goal by Walker Over an hour and the Striker makes welcome• Low down while the World Team Willoughby combined on an up in the Prix de l'Arc-de challenge from Remainder payment financing" & im- Tennis Cascades were ending a four-game losing ,McCall, but the lead didn't insurance goal came when Triomphe at LengchamP, Man,. who eventually mediate delivery. eight-hitter for the White last long after defender Colin up~ded by Golden Gate. Sex. streak for the Rowdies. goalkeeper Marine Cane Paris, in October. finisbed fifird. Then the Yankees went out Angels 4-0 A's 1-1 " The Stampers' loss Waldron was ejected from slipped on the wet ground. Shoemaker was beaten But" behind him, Greville Call Collect Now •and pounded the Manners 9- California won the opener allowed California Surf to the game for a tackle ~vhich Portland Timbers in- only by a head after trying to ' Starkey was driving Shirley 988-7172 1 with Ran Gnldry winning with Ken Brett and Paul move into second place in dislocated the knee, of creased their winning streak lead thronghout--an effort Heights in full gear towards .his ninth consecutive .Hartzell teaming up on a their Western Divtsion of the SockersforwardAdeCoker. to seven with Timbers which Hawaiian Sound's a gap between Hawaiian American League baseball four-hltter and Ran Fairly Ameriean Co~erence with a Referee Henry Landener captain Jimmy Conway pert-owner Robert Sangater Sound and the rails which game without a loss, malting hittlnghtssixthhemeref.the 2-1 win over Chicago Sting. ejected three players from scoring his first goal of the described as "a hell of a had opened up after the BRASSO Seattle sports teams a season. ' In other games, San Jose the game. season from his midfleld po. ride." • ultimate winner had seemed dismal 0-4 on the evening. t~Brett, 2.3, Was malting his Earthquakes beat Memphis An over-the-head scissors sition at 72:05 for the game Shoemaker had never seen likely to be denied a dear Elsewhere in the t start since May 20 and the switchback Epsom run. DATSUN American League, Detroit weafortheflrstflmesinoo course, reckoned one of the There was no holding Tigers beat Milwaukee April 10. Affirmed Triple Crown ' world's most difficult tracks Shirley Heights's tremm- 1305 MARINE DRIVE " Brewers 8-1, Chicago White ' California returned to its to ride, until Wednesday deus finishing bunt and he NORTH VAN(:OUVER Sex defeated Minneso!a losingways away from home could b by Alyd morning. But he was not sped over the line the winner'- Twins 8-3 and Oakland ,fA'f in th. nlgh,p.hen e stolen ar intimidated, and nearly by a foot. split a doubleheader with cnl~0rnla, the Angels,ader tsk~g with Kecugh, Bob Laeey and YORKAP" :::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: the opener 4-1 and~dgelstsklng the A's five.hittersEllasS~ac°mbinedona Soea l~c~ng up TrainerNEW', John Veitch thinks) -- .series. Darby Creek Boad , ~az Barrora, Affirmed's ~:::: " Bus!ness'sit" ":: winning theaooondJgamel-0, game 1-0, hlsnlnthsave, thel½-mileBelmuntStakes Noon Time Spender and trainer, likes to say: "The TheToronto Blne Jays In the second game~ the isatestofstnmgthwhiCh Judge Advocate were me others have to change to -- ilt i!i deublebeadur~ubl( leadur eat . Cleveland A's gained a split, winning 1- favors his muscular Alydar only other tlw.ee-year.olds if they've been doing and~d ttthe ~Kanus Kansas City,ty ~unegame at 0behind the five-hit pitching in his running battle with expecmd to ne encereu anything wrong. Idon't have Not I,sted ,n our Texas were rained anL ReggieJadrJsonhitapair andF_Jlassoea, sideredasortonachallenger. Well, Veltch is going to ' n nireotnrv off bomehome runeruns and Roy White New York's Ran Guldry strongerondfastereaSatur- Hamilton jockey Jeff Fell change for the Belmeat. In 101 andnd Bucky Dent also raised his record to 9-0. day, it would he only the has the ride on Judge Ad- an attempt to relax Alydar, homeredomered as the Yankees pitching a six-hitter as tl~ Kentucky Derby and yeasts. . he will run the Calumet broke~ke a four-pinefour-game losing Yankees battered Seattle Prenkness ru~,,xup's third If five start, the 110th Bel- Farm colt without blinkers. streaktreak and won for Just the~ Mariners 9-1. victory in nine meetings with m.ontw~ ~ worth $1~ine3~r, Alydar ran 5he first tour Affirmed. But it wouldbea wit. :1;110,~80 to me we . races of his 16-race career ::ii! ~ WATER LILY BAY RESORT.798.2267 ;; , i~ '~./; , ~ Philhes"" squeeze 3' big one,'one that would cast Post t~...e w'fll, be. 5:.40 p.m. without blinkers, and in that ,:. ,, ~ " ' Affirmed the Triple Crown ~.'UTWimnsuorml televmlon spanhe split two racee with We 're""""" """'""' ""'"' ":'": ninth inning rallies The Belmont shapes up as by CBS from 5-6 p.m. Affirmed, who has won five of their other six meetings, SHOP ~35 9410 • , '. I ; the third stra_lgh.t twc~home STRENGTH A FACTOR Itisalso tuterestmg to note / ---~- vm,a ----B BOY DS BODY V By THE A~OCL~TED duel In the "znple uruwn ,,Strength is a very that Alydar has split fanr j~ i ~,~,r~ 4~ GEMINI EXCA ATING. 635...97 PRESS 10-game winner ~ the major Philadelphia Phillies are leagues and Larry Pettish ~,,~, |~.~. definltefact0rs"saidVeltch, races with Affirmed at L.,IOi[, T;7 t./ becoming famous for their hit a threerun homer as the ~ .eu~o~ "More than anything else, Belmont Parks beating him ~.] ...... ~*,~ stafifina may decide the by 3½ lengths in the Great ~m~ r~ I Free. for ONE month courtesy of THE recent habit of d~amaUsally Expos pulled within 1½ u~_~Jt~xula Belmont.And I think we're Amerieanandbyl¥~leagths • Jr ~,J' ~,~' ; DAILYHERALD winning baseball games in games in the NL East lead. strong enongh to wear that in the Champagne and losing the closing stages. Grimsley, who has lost Notl~ng wan going right to him by five lengtha in the The Phils extended their other horse down. Alydar twice, checked the Padres on Tuesday night for San Jose has weathered the Derby Youthfnland by a nose in the If yoowishyour6usinessPhone winning streak to six games, six hits. Missions. Futurity. 636 6367 overcoming the San Fran- and Preakness in fine condi- listed for your customers please call i • Braves 8 Cardinals O' On the moand, three Pit- cisco Giants 54 Wednesday Knunldeballer Phil Niekro tion." ::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: night with two runs in the cha's yielded nine hits. At pitched his 32nd career the plates they produced ninth inning. strikeout, giving up only four seven scattered hits. In the It was the third time in the singles, and Big Pecoroba field, they committed five last five games that PMh- hit a grandslam homer, errors. dell~a has rallied to win in leading Atlanta past the the ninth inning, n The resulting 11-2 victory stumbling Cardinals, who for Salt Lake City Gulls put "I feel like we ran into a have lost 20 of tbeir past 27. buzzeaw," said Joe Altobelli, the Missions a game deeper games. in the Eastern Division the Giants' manager who Mets 3 Dodgers 2 had seen htstesm lose three cellar of the Padfle Coast Pat Zechry, 7-1, pitched a League, six games behind • straight one-run games to ,three-hitter and struck out the Phillles and fall to second frant-runnlnS Albuquerque six in winning his fourth con. following an 11-2 victory for place in the National League socutive game for New York. the Dukes oyer S~kane West, one-half game behind The Mets broke a 2-2 tiein Indians. Cincinnati Reds. ;the eighth when Steve However, 'the Miaslons's The Giants tied the score Henderson scored on Rea 23-32 record still compares in the fifth on Willie Me-'Hodges's slow grounder to favorably with the 19-30 Covey's three-run double second base with runners at mark of Hawaii Islanders, and went ahead 4-3 in the first and third and one out. mired in the Western eighth on pinch hitter Mike ~ ' Division cellar. lvie's RBI single~ But the @ Phils tied the sco~'e en singles by Bake M~Bride, Larry Bowa and Mike Sch- DIESEL STATIOII MEOHAiilO midt, aM won it en plech- ' requiredby hitter Jose Cardenara single. In other NL games D.O. HVDRO Wednesday, Cincinnati beat LOCATION= ,, Chicago Cubs 9.0, Montreal Terrace, B.C. " • Expos defeated San Diego Padres 4-0 and 8-3, Atlanta DUTIES: Braves blanked St, Louis Our Nlechenlcs are. requ,red to ~nae.rtake the Cardinals 6-0 and New York melntenence, ovMrhaul and repair of diesel Met, edged Les Angeles electric generating units throughout our North Dodgers 3-2. The Houston at ' CoastReglen, requiring travel by light aircraft Pittsburgh game was rained to remote ganeraflng sites. This position also ouL n Involves the maintenance and repair of two 28 Reds 9 Cubs 8 M.W. gas turbine engines and two smell Hydro: Undefeated BillBnal~m of electric sites. Cincinnati, muking his tint start against his former QUALIFICATIONS: teammates, gained his Applicants must be certified Journeyman seventh victory, aithougl: N~.hanlcs and have a background In the repair i~t~lng only six ~ for. and maintenance of diesel electric generating the Reds who eaded tim sets. Experience. In gas turbine malntenance Cubs' five.game winning would be an asset. streak. The big hits for the Reds WAGES: were Mike Lum's two-run $11.68 per hour. B.C. Hydro benefit/pdckage single that capped a four-run Includes the following: first inning and a two.run double by Bonham in the • three weeks annual vocation (In first year), fifth. Dave Kin~nan hit a shorter work year provision (additional two.run homer, his 12th, for seventeen paid days off per year), dental plan, Chicago. penmen, group life Insurnace, etc. Expos 4-8 Padres @-3 Wayne Twitchell and. Bill Please apply In writing, stating personal details, AUdnsan co~ahom~d ms a education, and experience to: fonrhitier and Teay Peres hit his 301st career homer in Manager, Administrative Services Munlnmrs opening victory, B.C. Hydro and Power Authority the completion of Tuesday 5220 Kelth Avenue night's suspended game. Terrace, B.C. In the nightcap, Ross VOG 4RS Grimsley became the fiat • ...... ,..,,......

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PAGE 8, THE HERALD, Friday, June 9, 197.8 Churclies told to use television By FRED H. PHILLIPS something better, something greatest sculptures ever asideby the federal govern- FP~DERICTON (CP)- greater than man, They are carved or the greatest music ment for a "unity bash" July "Television is perhaps the seeking a vision. Let us ever written. What can we ! while there are "no funds most important influence in provide it for them." make of the music of Bach or available" for 23 community our lives today, and yet the Speaking on Literature Beethoven or Handel without theatres in the country. GORDON Christian church is not really and the Church, he said the Bible? "Could we not assume a learning to. live with the Christianity is a format for "Above all, what can we degree of unity and assign medium," said Arnold all the applied and fine arts make of the literature of some of this money to the Edinborougb, journalist, in Western civilization. Western civilization in the struggling theatres," the author and chief executive He characterized last 500 years without a speaker asked. AND officer of the Council for Christendom in the Middle knowledge of the Bible? Business and the Arts in Ages as "a habit of mind" "The Bible shows us the PICK A CHICK Canada. within which all the applied totality of the experience and EDMONTON (CP) -- . H. OW, E STORES The prominent Anglican arts--architocture, glass- the position of man, not as a About 12,0O0 day-old layman delivered a trilogy of making, painting, sculp- petty temporal thing, but as pheasant chicks will be given ANDERSON speeches during Christ ture-worked together a part of all eternity." to 550 4-H members Church Catbedral's third toward building the great Edinborough said throughout Alberta between annual festival' of the arts places of worship. Christians should endeavor June 12 and July 10 in a here. "Thb attitude lasted 1,000 to recruit artists to restore project designed to replenish , He suggested that the years and shaped the whole this vision. the province's depleted church had not approached artistic expression of "We sbould, as Canadians, pheasant population and to television positively, saying Western civilization. The take a more active interest make people more aware of that untold millions had seen invention of printing or, as in what is being done fur the wildlife habitats and con- Kenneth Clark's TV series, Marshall McLuhan would arts by business and, more servatton. Civilization, in recent years say, the introduction of especially, by govern- "Total abstinence is easier T.V. GUIDE and calling for linear messages, replaced menis." then perfect moderation." All listings Iubjeot to ohanp without notice. dramatizations of some of the fixed image as the only He cited the $U million set St. Augustine the great biblical figures teaching method for the IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIBIIIIIIIIIIIIIII IIIIIII such as Jesus Christ, Moses spread of the word. or Isaac. "Other social movements "And photographic also split the community of Friday, June 9 5 Fire," midn M techniques could do wonders 'artists, and the Renaissance hata , with Daniel in the lion's finally gave art its own den," he said. spiritual base: art for its own difference a "Television must not be sake. CFTK' KCTS abandoned to the exploiter BIBLE ACCOMPANIED ~ll KING (CBC) 4 (CTV).c,v (PBS) and the salesman. The ART a p d ce makes. (NBC) church must strive to change "But the movement Newlywed Flinstones Championship Mister the structure of TV and toward art for its own sake Game Flinstones Fight Rogers radio." was a~compenied for the News Mary Tyler Ken Electric IT DOES WELL IN PRINT first four- centuries after News Moore Norton Company Edinborough said the Gutenberg and Caxton by the I church had done rather well Bible. For what the News Hourglass vs. Big Blue in the print media, though Renaissance and Caxton had £ News Hourglass Larry Marble not especially well in the started, the Reformation fin- News Hourglass Holmes Over dailies, and called the ished-the translation and ___U :: News Hourglass Championship Easy present religious . press wide distribution of the Seattle All !n Fight -- - MocNeil "very good," citing tbe greatest single repository of Tonight The Family Cont. " Lehrer Bible's mass distribution in morals, ethics, drama and Hollywood Adl In Cont. 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, Ti4E'-h.~ LD, Friday, June9, 1978, PAGE 9 Safety ignored, 51 -killed Health foods not always better WASHINGTON" (AP) -- ment can turn the matter serious infractionf ofn, LED TO T1P#ING? LONDON(Reuter)-- The good condition is easily margarine found in these magazine reported. The United States govern- over to the Justice depart- federal safety rules. Dr. Bisgham said that be. ~ health food is mean: available all the year," the shops had the same Half of the samples of . meat cited a New Jersey merit for criminal Research Cattrell built the came of those.problems ,'it i~leas, often misleading ano association said in its maga- ingredients as most other dried fruit had been treated contractor today for 10 wilful proeeeution. -scaffolding. is apporunt that there is a shouldbe banned, Bdtais's zinn, Which?. brands of soft margarine, with sulphur dioxide violations of safety rules at a • The Occupational SMety The agency, said it is has tendency for the entire' leading independent con- including emulsifiers, preservative and mineral Refined foods such as flavoring and coloring, the oil, it said. West Virginia constructiun and Health Administration not decided whether to assembly to tip inward, sumer group said today. white sugar, bread and rice site where a collapsed (0SILA), which issued the recommend criminal action. "With poorly anchored and The Consumers have less nutritional value scaffoldingleft 51 men dead. citations against Research- 0SHA also cited two other maintained support legs. Association said health food than unrefined alternatives The finding of wilful viola- Cettrell, said the company firms at the com~tructionsite missing bolts and uncertain promoters spoil their but this does not mean they lions means that the govern- also had committed six ether with' two safety-rule concrete, there were clearly message by recommending should be avoided at all violations. The other two present the ingredients for a diets that are hard to follow, costs, it said. 0nly in large firms were Pittsburgh disaster. condesnning food bought in wa . Days quantities can they upset a Testing Laboratory, which "Thus, in our minds, there supermarkets and rejecting diet. U.S. accused of was testing the concrete, and were at least three inter- use of medern technology in United Engineers and Cun- dependent factors con. farming and food The magazine said many structors Inc., the general- tributing to the collapse," proee~in¢ of the producis.from health engineering contractor at she said, but added that the "Although it 'can be food shops that it tested were global policing the site. agency still did not know abused, technologycan help not different from other MOSCOW (AP) -- The be said tbet the Soviet Uniun The citations follow'a two- precisely what caused the improve our diets by en- foods. SovietUnion,in an unuanally was using Cuban "proxy month investlptiun into the oolispse. suri~ that plenty of food in The most ~ular ,soft speedy response to forces" there. April 27 disaster in which the She said 0SILA is con- Pgenident Carter's foreign- "The president assured construction workers fell 168 tinulng to investigate the AREAREJUVENATED RADIOCITY LISTED policy speseh, attacked U,S. that Washington wanted a f~et to their deaths when the accident, the worst in. NEW YORK (CP) -- A New York's Radio City policies in Africa and ac- peaceful settlement in seaffold peeled away from a ,duetrial disaster since the pormgraphy-pockedblcekin Music Hall, a landmark cnsedWashingtonandNATO Angola although it was coneretonoolingtswerbeing aguneywas formed in 1971, Manhattan's West 49-nd which was saved from of trying to be "global precisely the U.S.A. that is built for the Menungahela and that additiunal citations street has been renovated at closinglast month, has been policemen." Imowntohavesupportod and Power Co. at Willow Island, may be announced lat~. a cost 'of $1.5 million and listed in the NaUonal Reg- i The first Russian answer supplied disruptive W.Va. One unanswered queetiun desi~natedby the city as n' ister of Historic Places. The I legitimate-theatre district, register is the country's in- TERRACE HONDASALES i to Carter was given in a groupings in that country," At a news eanfetmco, was whether the concrete Mayor Edward Koch, jo/ned ventory of properties that ~ 4842Hwy. 16West Terrace, a.c. VgGIL8 i Washington dispatch by Taessaid. • OSHA's administrator, Dr. iisclf was defeetive in that it by Vice-President Walter merit preservation for ~j~ 635.6571or635.4325 Tans, the Soviet news The U.S. Congress voted Enia Bl~J~m, attributed did not harden properly. Monduleand his wife, led historical, architectural, Dealer Licence Number02v46A 'agency, a few heurs after the two years ago to cut off theaccldenttathroefaetors: (~HAhasconductod tests festivities ,at its recent archeological or cultural IH[Ol%TD2~. Test drive a Honda today. ' • president spoke Wednesday covert CIA support for --Failure of contractors to of the concrete but has not opuni~, value. at the U.S. Naval Academy. guerrillas fighting • the conduct proper tests of announced . conclusive I Speaking of Soviet and Marxist government which freshlypom'edcanoretoprior results. " ~ i revolutionary forces in i Africa, Carter'anid: "All too *often they seem' ready to Solmnis still supplying the --Failure to properly 4t 4¢ . exploit any opp~rtunity" to rebels, and much of whet he secure the scaffold form- , ~-~ =~ THBTRE ~ i promote instability. Tans said this "put the blame at Unitedgivesthemstates.comes from the worktower.SyStemto the cooling .¢ ~ ~ ~ L~ PASSES ~ S a " the wrong door" for Africa's Tars said although the --Failure to properly ~ ~ ~: e- current conflicts. Soviet Union at the ~ anchor and maintain besm ,~ ~ Hidden:somewhere in the ** :~ t "Tree U.S.A.. jclntiy with ~er~l~emhly'scmt ,.i. snppo.~g a con- ~ ~ . some other NATO countries, dtsarmamcat session made crete-liftingsystom, which is ads in the entertahm~ent *~ I is intervening in ~mire by "eemz,eto suggestions" to attached to the scaffold to 2/:i': using the services of the eurtaLltheasmsrace, Carter~ support the maximum in- ,~ ~ section are two Terrace ~ ruling circles ofnthose ignored this and "repeated tended load. ] African states which follow again ,.ventious about 'the ' phone numbers. • . , }~. in the wake of nee-celoulniist excessive buildup' of Soviet REMOVE STAINS ~ Room.. D~ive.Zn~ and free pat4d~. ~i policy," the Tans dispatch military might and un- Sodawaterustmllyworks ~ ~mm Firldthem, and if one is yours you've ~ ,/ nonUnued, founded allegations that the bettor than tap water in wasa reference to the Soviet Union is trying 'to ' removing stains from ~( ] E" Pick up your tickets at the Herald ~( , ~.~.,~o4-sstst : troops from Morocco, export' its form of govern- freshly-soiled garments. ~ office, 3212 Kalum St. Senegal .and Gabon which merit," : tbe U,S. Air Force Is fiying to "President Carter Zaire to bolster the army of evident]]/need, all this set ~ ~ .... -" ..... ~"f- .. ;, "-"'~; ;, "~:: . ,e=~==~~-'~ ~. i ~YS PICrURE FNE , |usti[y. the U.S.A.'s and ; Tags also accused Carter NATOs claims to the role of "PROBABLY THE BEST" . The . to finance :,,

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, ' t / PAGE 10, THE HERALD, Friday, June 9, 1978 r ..... -- ...... _.'..+-+' ..... "I : +itw0.-+,ce,m ! I I I I I "I I • I I I I 'I I I I I I ° I I I I I I - • ° I t I' ,oooo***.******-*..• . • IhomEmakil making trends ~ +~, ' I In Popularity ~'\ DOUGLA~ am/-~lO,rlfllWE~f • Modular Furniture i+i:++ + + I I e~ ~1;~ REALTY • i ' .I I O~.~- LTD. • i;• N I I I • 6324721 • DDD RIPMEESTER I I WIGHTMAlt & SMITH REALTY LTD is | please to welcome Bob Ripmeaster to Ils Real Estate i sales staff. I I i • O • Mr. Ripmeester has a varied background of sales and I • OFFICIALllLOCK BRO~.A~OCIATEDEALERS • basement residential This 1050sq. ff. 3 bedroom administrative experience and is fully qualified to KiTIMAT home, on paved street close home Is Ideally situated on service your real estate requirements. I O tO schools. Large fenced 1.09 acres of land. Yard I Versatile modular case goods can flank a bed, frame a I "The Performers" backyard with good garden and garden excellently sofa, climb a wall, move from room to room. Mr. Ripmeester may be contacted at our offices I ? area and frame for developed including large II located at 4611 Lakelse Avenue in Terrace. I greenhouse. Partially garden area, small fruit, Versatile, stackable wall combination--to the dining I HOME.SFOR .SA.LE • finished rec room, 1 frulttreesandgreenh0use, units called modulars are area of your first home. Or, I you might move them with I Wightman "& Smith Really Ltd. is a full service Real bedroom and sewing room Large f~nced chicken coop! really stacking up well with Estate and Insurance Agency, a member of LePages I In basement. Asking price with hoUsesecludedat rear moderns who want to get equal ease into a bedroom I J-4~ - Doublowldo Nobulo Homo or family room~ I Coastto Coast Real Estate Service. I • 4 PMrol ., Single Family w/bAlement e of $47,000. Will qualify for pf property. Very I the most out of their living • . C.M.H.C. financing, reasonable at $30,500. quarters. |llmm ~ mm al~ ~l ~ I = ~ gmlm -~-~ imm m= mm ~mm A newly popular concept 8 2"/Fia+h- I'/= Store, Rev0nile : RESIDENTIAL ACREAGE: in home furnishings, sod- J-20 - 2 k~l;oom Mobn.loHomo We have llsted a 13 acre parcel o1~ south side of ular systems are designed Graham in heart of Terrace's farming belt. Parcel has for any room in your home lg hrbon - large ..,mnlyhomu with older 3 bedroom home in state of disrepair, sewer and where space is at a premium : 41. : ' and where you need to water on property. Ideal for market gardening - horses . cattle etc. Listed at $50,000. organize in order to accom- rovonuo sedate" the many essdntiab 38-863 - Lahakas I]arpete~ Oon~o. : .•-~+~;/+~.:g.+.:~.~ . .~:~-~. ~:~ . ofBasic the good units life. of modular systems, called case pieces, ... Unit usually come in two sizss-- S 36 or 18 inches wide by 18 • 96 Stnkine - Bedroom Bungalow :. :~=+':"~+=:~ inches d~ep and 27 inches 20 Finc. Street- Single Unit high. They can be combined RURAL RESIDENTIAL in any number of ways. Just Skyl,ner. Tremendouspotential : This 3 bedroom home Is + decide how high or wide situatedongood sized rural you want a grouping to be, : 2"/Mo+en- nmmee,iate homo, : lot on dead end street. Lots of room for a large then you'll he able to deter- House is on concrete family in this older mine just how many pieces nice Iooation • foundation and is serviced remodeled home. Ideally you'll need. 23 Heron Street - Registered Duplex ~ by private water system, located. Closeto town and Typical systems are de. ;eptic tank is new. House all recreational facilities, signed as ~ntertainment Here it is. The house for you. Not just a place to live but also the • fanlaltio valu, • is in fairly good condition Full basement and.upper centers and bedroom com- potential for further development If you so desire. Examine these • imiltll ,Ill Will Ill l" AIIIII IlIA O" and IS selling for' the low floor. Front Is landscaped, binations. Pieces can also be nllassnsummgmie mrs remus wmsmm vFsivim iv • lea/ price of $25,000. An Yard is fenced. Owner, used to frame a sofa on features. A large modern home (2300 Sq. Ft:.) located in Thornhill on i Rna=~lk~=a~a -- excellent starter for the anxiousfor offer. Listed at three sides, define an large one-third acre fenced lot close to schools & town. There is also I~MU~lilll+l , l " • DOUGLe,S ~, CHANNEL"PERFORMS" •~ i economically minded...... $37,000. activityor create area a functi()nalwithin aroom wall an adjacent 75'x200' fenced lot available with the sale. House has WE OFFER SERVICESIN • | REVENUE PROPERTY:.. grouping. They also can go large entrance area, very large family roorrv & dining room with i ...... PROPERTYMANAGEMENT - i 2- 1 bedroom side-by-side duplex unit on Grelg Ave. under windows and around fireplace; very large master bedroom with ensuite bathroom which • ~I~I~f(AI~AIL~" • I Fridge and stove on both sides. Rental 2x$125. Asking doors to create extra storage includes sunken tiled Roman bath. All this & asking only $58,000 for • LOT S~LES--DEVELOPMENT • l $22,000. Make an offer., space. _ the package. Area permits further development for commercial use For example, you can be- on the surplus land area or may be bought without the extra lot for'a CANADA WIDE REFERRAL SERVICE • ginlustrous with "Geometriks" a grouping units of :lower'price. Why.not tone Kelly now & ask to view this very speclali M()RTGAGE ADVICE : (shown above) •in'polished i house that has so much to offer but yet is exceptionally reasonable in woods from Lea Industries-- i price. _-" a.d a leading maker of modulars. They(can be used in the :Comeand see us at Park Avenue Realty. ASSISTANCE • living room of your first " : • Don't Fool Around With Half A Service • ; .,m~B. weather as the enerev crisis apartment and then transfer ~:::~::~:~:~:~:~::~:~:~::~$~:~:.:~i~i:~::~:~i~.;~:..~.~.::~::~:~:~:~:::::~:~:<~:~:~:~:~:~:~:.:.:~:~:~:~:~:~:~:~:~:.~:~:~:~:~:.:~:.:.~:.~:.~:~:~;'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'~.'~.~.~';.;.:.;.~.;.;.;.;';~;~+~;~.;+:~:~:~;.;.:+;';:~.~'~.;.~';.~.;.;.;';~;.:.~:.~.~:~:.:~:~:~:~:.:.;':.;~;~;';.;. ";';';'.'+.';"';'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'. ' TalkToAFullServiceRealE~tateOflice ~ l~'L~'sa, t=p,~" ae~.~ [ continues installirl~eri~ht the pieces--in a different ~" We Are Here To Help You . Professionaliy ~ !~'~'1'" '~" "" ! kind of outside wail ins;ia- • T [-; IOMEOWNER.Sl ties can result in dramatic • CAN WE SELL YOURS?-- JUSTTRY US • L~I:_]- ~ year-round ener.gy.savings ano pay for iusell Wl~J11n a reason gP•ooo "0 • O0000000000 • Foam Insulation-...... ++- • What You Should Know "Wha silent man is the best to listen to." Japaneseproverb uurmg..... oom warm an d c old ~~_~I- I .-. IL~--_____/*//, BIIIBIIIBIIIIIIBIIBIBIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIBIBIIll +l~l..~J~--I

[] , ..... [] able period. It will also make n~; | [] your home a much more I~ ' • comfortable place to be • whether in summer or winter. Family home close to Over looking highway 25. I [] nv.v.,.,,., But to save money on air- schools with 3 bedrooms, Country residence on hall1 • ...... ~•_ conditioning and fuel bills, A place for every member extra large living room, acre lot-. Has three1 there are some key things you of your family. 3 fireplace; 1150 sq. ft. plus should know: bedrooms, 3 bathrooms, +finishedbasement. For an about 3 bedroom 12'x60' bedrooms, fireplace,1 1. Compare the "R" value family room, 2 dining appointment to view this mobile home with 40' ad- alrconditionlng, carport,• of all types of insulation ,ooms, games room, patio, modern, 2 year old house, dillon on large fenced and pattie Ily finishedl before you buy. "R" value--, ;undeck, carport. All call Horst or Chridel. serviced lot priced in the basement. Call F. Skid.1 low twenties. Located in more for viewing. I not the+ thickness--is the in- tastefully decorated and y,~ , + cappe~side area. Includes dustry measure of a material's landscaped.A good buy at SELECT IN TOWN lovely ability to resist heat/cold ~$,00"0. Call Frank for ': ~+~ appli~nces; Call Frank. / large 3 bedroom on main" flow. Urea-based foam, now in more information. :GOOD VALUE, 3925 .floor residence with one ~OR~= plentifulsupply, has an estab" ;~'~;, '.+'"~+++~+;+/ • Mountain View Blvd, a down. Two fireplaces, and •limed "R" value of 4.3 per l!]i!:i i+I.:' :+::II:+: .... •]quiet de~.d end street on bathrooms, large square inch at 75 degrees F. ~ ~ =! which this three bedroom recreational area with built This is higher than rock wool~ ~1~ Bit • home Is situated on land- In lounge type settee in red fiber glass, and cellulose, the + ..... ~r~-,.~=~-~=lumut~..... -- mmscaped 75x200 lot. Half three other major insulating ~'~7~t ii~i ~ A very special dtalet-type : upholstery, Redecorated residence with over 2000sq. " ; "" + +~ J~ " P~ carpeted, materials on the market. • = ~+ • basement, rec room and recently fn and out and ft. living area. Impressive IfYO~nt tO raise a big aeslr|nglow down paymentn • attached carport. Listed structurally' superior to fireplaces, two bathrooms,•] 2. Make sure the con- " ' living room with fireplace [] M.LS. Asking $29,000. most" homes. This home rec room in basement with= treetor who insulates your ExecUtive house in and open beam ceilings, garden you should view home.Has2bedroomsandn • may be purchased on 87 extra 4th bedroom. "home is reputable and reli- rhornhillarea. Situatedon Beautiful pine and cedar premisasonFirecrenk Rd. basement plus small 211 bedroom cabin. FullS [] ~nl~='~= • ~it ~J,,, footor If frontage you wish lot an for adjoining $57,000. SituatedDrive. Black at 3137asphalt Kofoed roof,• able.3. Choose an insulating me. large gSx425' lot, fully panelling. Situated on a 5 Only $27,900. Three askingprice only $29,500. 11 lot can be obtained for a whitefrlmand grey stucco. • terlal that is properly flame landscaped. Features acre parcel close to town. bedroom .home with half I total Package price of $46,500. Excellent ~alue. : resistant. Urea-based foam beautiful natural rock .Asking price $68,000. To acre yard. Phone Frank. c.all Horst or Christel. $64,500. Listed exclusive. Exclusive listing 863. has excellent flame resistant veneer on front entrance, 2 view call Horst or Christel. ~ • characteristics and, as a re- lireplaces, 3 bedrooms and ~+:++,:~+++:++,~++! • [] suit, has been awarded a Class completely finsihed in-law =+' + '; *'+ + ++++:/"~ REVENUE 'ACREAGE= 1 rating by the authoritqtive suite. , Call Horst or ~i'__ ~~ : REVENUE PROPERTY Paquette near Clarke, over ~ Underwriters Laboratories. Christel for viewing, r " ~~ • Upper and Lower Duplex one acre with four rentedl - ; i; ii' ~" ~' ~ :~+~:~ []s;tuatedat3871 Pine Street, units In two duplex[]] []]each unit with two HiGH RATIO FINANCING buildings, three and two~ ...... ~ Justlook starting+at this out? fully Take re.it a I1 bedrooms, separate 4641 Goulet,' three bedroom units, over 3800 MAKE ACOOKIE JAR spacious~fam]Jl/-ho-m-e-:- fruit treos and landscaping decorated 3 bedroom laundry, large llvlng rooms bedroom, insulated for sq. ft. in total with ex-: Make a large and lnex- Three bedrooms upstairs help to highlight 1his 2000 house. Features a bright and kitchens. Central fo electric heat, •nice cellent occupancy history. [] pensive cookie jar by ghdng and two downstairs, sq. ft. home. Locatedconv. kitchen a,d a firaplaco. []schools, hlghway and store. Ilvlngroom and kitchen. Owners have moved and[] colorful wool around an • Large patio, double car- Approx 1,000sq. ft. Crawl are willing to consider all • eoonomy.size,empty peanut I Central location, double Modern kitchen with built.In nlenfly to school and down Nicely landscaped with attached garage and three food centre, 2V= bath, good town, .you must view this fruit trees and berry lport. Frldges & ranges space for storage, land- proposals or trades for,: butte=" Jar. badroor/~s. Landscaped lot location, close to school property to appreciate its shurbs, laeafed close te • Included. Asking S31,500. seepedgrounds. All for vacant land. ,Asking• on pavement asking and shopping. , Asking many assets. Call Kelly schoolsand centre of town. •[] Exclusive listing 862. $26,500. $68,000 only. MLS 2901. • STRAIGHTEN FLOWERS $56,000. ' Call Kelly and $55,000.' Call Hers| er today and see it on "Re All this only $29,000, call • ~ • arrange a viewing today. Chrlstel. alscope"l Asking ~3,500. Christel Godllnskl 635.5397. • A.E. Le Page Limited Coast ~ Coast Real Estate Service mm If cut flowers droop,

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• GALLERY GETS HORST GODLINSKI " 635-5397 KELLY SQUIRES - 635-7616 • POGTRAIT The National Portrait FRANK SKIDMORE-635.5691 CHRIsTEL GODLIMSKI. A:~s.s~e~ • Gallery in Washington has acquired a self-portrait painted In the 17805 by John ~lllnnnlnnlnllnllllillllllllelllU||||| |||||1 Singleton C0pley. T .,~., .• "-o +t4 ii

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Mills Memorial Hospital B.C.O.A.P.O.. Annual Fall AUCTION OF SURPLU~ CLASSIFIED•RATES Auxiliary Thrift Shop on GOVERNMENT right to classify ads under Bazaar. November 18th Lazelle now offers a full :,oST.... i! appropriate headings and to 1978. $,rena Banquet Room VEHICLES LOCAL ONLY: +" . stock of Spring and Summer ' .... EQUIPMENT AN[ set rates therefore and to 20 words or less $2.00 per wear. Drop In on Saturdays determine page location. The Terrace Dog Club will For Sale: 18' aluminum BOATS ~nsertlon, over 20 words 5 from 11:00 • 4:30 p.m. Lost from the 3300 ~lo<:k of Cabin tank for pickup truck. The Herald reserves the hold its monthly meeting, Riverboat, 70 h.p. jet and cents per word. Thomas. Small black female 16.6 gallons, 8-track player Sale Date June 17, 1978 right to revise, edit, classify Wednesday, June 14th 8:30 trailer. Plus accessories. 3 or more consecutive In. skeena Health Unit cat "with white spot under with quick release bracket. 11 a.m. Located B.C. or reject any advertisement p.m. at the Thor.nhill Contact Paul 624.3434after 5 sertlons $1.50 per insertl~n. 3215-2 Eby Street chin. • Wearing yellow collar Phone 63;5.6516 (c5-9) Forest Compound and tO retain any answers Community Hall. p.m., Prince Rupert (c6.~) Terrace, B.C. and goes by the name of 3980 22nd Ave Princ directed to the Herald Box REFUNDS: 635-6307 Sarah. Reward offered. Call 18 cu. ft. deep freezer. 2 year The Terrace Dog Club will' George, B.C. Reply'Service, andto repay First Insertion charged for The following are a few of . 635.2148 or 638.1064. (ctf) old. Viscount 635.5888 (p3-7) 18' Cabin Cruiser and trailer the customer the sum paid host the monthly Flea whether run or not. the services offered, locally 635.5888 (p3.7) Crawler tractors 3-Hid for the advertisement and Market at the-Thornhill A white long haired female Absolutely no refunds after by your Health Unit Staff: • For Sale: Household f.ur- Alice Chalmers box rental. Community Hall, Sunday, cat with green-yellow eyes. Chris-Craft 2Sx9'6". Totally ad.has been set. CHILD HEALTH CON- nlture. Dinette suite, 1971 1973 Box replies on "Hold" June 11th, 1 p.m. to 4 p.m. She's two years old. Missing refitted. As new, sink, head, FERENCES. bedroom suite, living room 1968 DaN 46A Loaded instructions not picked up 25c admission at the door. from the lower Albatross stove, dinette, sleeps 4 to 8, ' CORRECTIONS: • Held weekly at the Health suite etc. Phone 635.3117. 1969 DDC with winch brush ~Nlthln lOdays of expiry of an For further Information call area of .Kitimat. Any in- moorage, tandem trailer. Must be made before 2nd, Unit every Tuesday from' (p5.7) cutter blade and clearing advertl~;ement will be 635-4217 formation would be ap- Aux. engine, dingy, depth Insertion. h30.3:50 p.m. Please phone blade destroyed unless mailing. i~'eclated. Contact 69 Brant sounder, gas sniffer, swim Allowance can be made for for en appointment FOR SALE: 1968 Hough H6S with 4 In instructions are received. Help the Golden Rule. Buy a or call 632-2924. (sit) grld, trim tabs. Phone 635- only one Incorrect ad. Held at Thornhill -Private Art Col!ectlonll one drop bucket and back Those answering Box raffle ticket on return air 7191 or 635.6689 (p3-8) Recreation Centre on the -Acryllcs, oils & wafer- hoe Numbers are requested not fares. Draw July 1st. Attend BOX NUMBERS: fourth Friday of every colours by: 3 graders Austin Western to send Originals of 1000 dollar bingo on June !1 22' open steel boat. Needs 75 cents pick up. month from 1:30 - 3:30 p.m. 19'HELP WANTED -A.M. Nehrlng,. W. Hum- from 65-73 models documents .to avoid loss. at Thornhlll Community work $600 firm. 635.5916 (c-I- $1.25 mailed. Please phone for an ap. phrey, Irene Homer, 1974 John Deere 540A All claims of errors In Centre. Added door prizes." 7) polntment. -S. Sands, etc. skidder advertisements must b(] Sponsored by the Kermode - Babysitters who bring CLASSIFIED DISPLAY: Kitimat Child .Old bottle~;, dated pre-1905 2550 Bayliner Saratoga - 2 - Euclid S7 tractor and received by the publisher Friendship Society. children musthave parents Rates available upon Development Centre . -Misc. Items Extended hardtop Mere rollers within 30 days after the first written consent for im- request. requires Sept. 1st 1978 -~2 complete Beds, 39"x60" 188 In-out. Trim tabs - Hyd 1955 and 1956 models publication. The history department at munization. PRESCHOOLSUPER- -Corner Lamp Table controls - 1500 W. Gea. for 1970 Catipillar 613 It Is agreed by the ad- Northwest Community ADULT CLINICS NATIONAL CLASSIFIED VISOR -Bays' Hockey Skates, Size 3, heat and cooking. En- elevating scraper vertiser requesting space College will be organizing a These are held at the Health RATE: series of open discussion Experience preferred CCM, perfect condition closed head with vanity. 25W 38 vehicles, 4 w drive and that the liability of the 22 cents per agate line. Unit on Monday, Wed- with -Please Phone 635-6843 w drive from 1971 - 197z Herald in the event of failure meetings on "Why V.H.F. Compass-depth Minimum charge $5.00 per nesdey, and Friday from SPECIAL NEEDS anytime. models to publish an advertisement Revolutions?", "Why sounder 8' Yak - accom S - in insertion. 3:00- 4:10 p.m. by'ap. CHILDREN 5 boats and 3 snow or In the event of an error Wars?", a closer look at the For Sale: 1 electric comfort tarp • for complete pointment only. Apply before June 1 1978 machines appearing In the ad- interrelation between secretary, 1 400 amp winter cover SILO00. Phone LEGAL - POLITICAL AND PRENATAL CLASSES + to: Viewing June 15 and 16, vertisement as published political, social and welding generator, 1 electric MacLean Mtn. 9.8797. {pl-7 TRANSIENT AD- Classes are held throughout Ms. Jennifer Davies, 1976 shall be limited to the, economic factors in welder, 1 canopy for 8' PU 1-12) VERTISING: the year at Intervals for Executive Director, 8 a.m. - 3 p.m. amount paid by the ad- domestic and international $3.60 per column inch. expectant parents. Phone Child Development Centre, box. 635-7096 after 6 (p3-8) Terms are settlement I~ vertiser for only one In- relations in the 2oth century. the Health Unit for detalls 172.3rd St. Kiflmat, B.C. vaC full sale day. correct insertion for the Anyone interested • is BUSINESS PERSONALS: add registration. . Two boy's bikes. Good Cash or cheque wltk portlen of the advertising welcome to attend the first 2H5 S4.00'per line per month. HOME NURSING CARE condition. Sofa bed and letter of credit from yore space occupied by the In. meating on Thursday, May (CI2.7th f-iu.) On a 4 month basis only. Nursing care In the home for maternity clothing, size 12- bank. All merchence solc correct or omlHed Item only, 18, from 7-10p.m. in room 206 • these who need it on referral Full or part-time. Here Is an 14. Phone 635.3919. (cl-7) 1968 Lincoln Welder Model and that there shall be no on tl~ college campus to as Is where is. DEADLINE from their family doctor. opportunity to earn extra SA 200 can be viewed at rear Removal time 7 day., liability to any event greater watch and discuss 90 Terrace area only. money, $6 - $8 per hour. Guaranteed Used Ap of Pacific Northern Gas Ltd., from sale date. Sah ~an the amount pald for minutes of animated films on DISPLAY: HEALTH PARADE Training ~is available. For ~licances 2900 Kerr Street, Terr.ace. conducted by Joe Warl such advertising. • "The History Book" which 4:00 p.m. 2 days prlor to For 4 year old children. Held Interviews Call Marnle 635- Sealed bids will be accepted Auctions Advertisements must feemes on the time period publication day. on third Monday of every 9721 anytime (Fuller Brush) CoronadoWasher & Dryer up" to June 30th. Highest or 1666 Jasper Rd., Quesnel comply with the British from the 1800's to today. month. Developmental, (df) $299.95 any bid not necessarily B.C. Phone 747.1894 (c2,7) Columbia Human Rights Act - This is a free community CLASSlF lED: vision, hearing screening accepted. (c5.8) which prohibits any ad- service which will continue done. Please phone• for • HELP WANTED Westinghouse Gold Auto 1:00 p.m. day I~rior to until June 15. vertising that discriminates publication day. appointment.' Earn-2 hours a day-S200 a ~ Washer. $1,99.95 For Sale: 1965 N~ssey against any person because PRENATAL BREATHING month commission plus Ferguson. Loader. Backhoe. of his race, religlon,, sex, Service charge of t5.00 on all & RELAXING EXERCISES prizes. For details write Enterprise Gold Electrlc Power train. Complet(~ly color, nationality, ancestry N.S.F. cheques. Held every Thursday: at. Fuller Brush, Box 108, 207 Range - $249.9.5 rebuilt. Call 635-7889 after 6 Room for Rent: New large or place of origin, or because terneen at 1:00.2:00 p.m. West Hastings St., Van- (ps-lO) housekeeping room suitable his age is between 44 and 65 WEDDING DESCRIP- SKEENACENTRE V.D. CLINIC couver V6B 1H7, or Mr. T. Maytag Avacado Top Load & for working man, stove, years, unless the condition is TIONS: Skeena Centre offers to the Held every Monday at 3:30 Diamond, R.R. 3 Kamloops, Dishw~sher '- $199.95 CBC WILL BE THERE fridge, everything furnished. justified by a bona fide No charge provided news Senior Citizens of the or by appointment. B.C. V2C 5K1. .' The world heavyweight requirement for the work submitted within one month. Terrace and Thornhlll area Central location, separate t .... i.,--.i . SANITATION iWestinghouse Gold 'championship return match $3.00 production charge for the following services - The public health inspectors Electric Range - $279.95 between Muhammad All and entran,ce,, parking, an~, cablevision Sul)plled. 635: weddlng arid-or engagement -Activity Centre.for hen. are now situated in Eby We, require a person With Leon Spinks.will be televised. general bookeeping and-or '2145 (p3~7)..... ,i '+ "" pictdres. ::News of We~ldlngs dlcrafls Street. They will be pleased r~ayfag AvacadQ Porte by CBC ~'Yid~y,Sept, 15, at 8 ~ecretarlal skills. + Please (write.ups) received one - Day 'Care for working to assist with any sanitation Dryer - $99.95 p.m. EDT. apply in writing to: Responsible person Is Published at Terrace month or more after event people problems. REMOVE PEN MARKS required to live in at Osborne B.C. 5days a week $10.00 charge, with or - Drop-in for companionship AUDIOLOGY CLINIC Totem Furniture & App Mr. C.R. Shepherd, C.A. TO remove ball-point pen Guest Home. Presence • without picture. Subject to & coffee, Held at 4612 Grelg Avenue. and Appliance Mon..Frl. mornings Carlyle Shepherd & • stains, sponge them required from 11:30 p.m.to 7 condensation. Payable in Monday thru Friday 8.4. Hearing ests will be done by 638-1158 repeatedly with aceto.ne" or Associates Ltd. a.m. in exchance for room advance. Transportation available. doctor's referrals. . Tel No. banana oil and was,. nut 4548 Lakelse Avenue and board. Contact Lorna Contact Skeenavlew Lodge 638-1155. For Sale: 1 used electrolux don't do this to acetate PUBLISHER Terrace, B.C. Romilly at 635.2171 for more 635-2265 LONG •TERM C,~RE vacuum cleaner with po~er material. Don Crornack (c5-11) Information (c5.12) CLASSIFIED AN- Office at No.205.4721 Lazelle nozzle, In very good con- PREVENT PAINT NOUNCEMENTS: WANTED DONATIOI~S Ave. Tel 638-9196. I-- dltlen. Phone 635-6672 (p3-7) SPILLS SUBSCRIPTION The Three Rivers Workshop Glue an aluminum or' To remove the odor of Assessment and planning for FULL OR PART TIME Per p~te to.the bettom.of onion from a knife, cut RATES Births S.SO for the Handicapped are those eligible for Long Term 19 years and over. excellent 4AT Trackers on 15x10 CDN pamc canto eaton spins throu~l a raw potato several Effective October 1, Funerals 5.50 looking for donations of any Care. salesopportunltlesl Different rims, GM-Chev, Phone 635- or for a brush rest. times. Cards of Thanks 5.$0 • old, broken or used pieces of 1977 AID TO HANDICAPPED than anything you have seen. 5092(off) Memorial Notices 5.50 furniture, also any discarded Office at No. 205.4721 Demonstration and display wood products we could use Lazelle. Tel 635.9196. on Friday, June 9, at 7 p.m. Single Copy ' 20c PHONE 635-6357 for recycling or renovating. Assessme.nt and guidance In the Banquet Room of Do it New By Carrier mth 3.00 Classified Advertising Dept. Call us at 635.2238 between for vocational and social Sand 8a.m.and 3 p.m., we will try By Carrier year 36.00 rehabilitation done by man Inn. Sum-Spec to make arrangements for consultant. By Mail 3 mth 12.00 Canada Ltd. (Registered Ofice Space for Rent: 2700 ' pickup. Fashion Jewelry) (pl-7) Aluminum By Mail 6 mth 22.00 Terrace Family Violence RAPE RELIEF sq. ft. on Greig Ave., Reasonable rent. Lease By Mail year 40.00 Committee In conJundlon INCHES AWAY cLUB & CRISIS LINE- TYPIST REQUIRED Meet every Tuesday night at FOR WOMEN available. Phone 635.7266. Senior Citizen ye~,r with the United Way' in Experienced typist required Vancouver Is holding a 8 In the Skeena Health Unit. CALL 638.7S$8 (ctf) Sheets 20.00 by local Chartered Ac- conference On Family For more Information phone OR countants firm. Duties will ' British Commonwealth and 26" x 36 I' Violence at Caledonia '635.3747.or 635-3023. 635-7728 Include .typlng financial United States of America 1 Lecture Theatre on June lSfh statements, correspondence year 51.00. 'at 8 p.m. Resource people MI LLS MEMOR h~L 14. BUSINESS and some flung.. Salary will be Jade MacLeran and • THRIFTSHOP negotiable depending on 12 sheets only- 3'76 Box 399, Terrace, B.C. Avrll Hare from D.H.R. Mills Memorial Hospital PERSONAL exgerlence. • ...... VaG 2M9 Child Abuse team and Auxiliary would appreciate ABLE ELECTRIC LTD. Submit resume to: Dennle Patterson will any donations of good: clean Registered Golden Etedrleal and Refrigeration Porter, Gleselmen, Grelg, Telephone: discuss Wife Baflering. The clothing, any household Retrelver. 6weeks old $185 THEFILLY HERALe contract. Wilkinson & Co. 112.604.635.6357 evening will consist of a film Iter0+s, toys etc. for their 302-4546 Park Avenue Phone 846.5455 Smlthers. as well as a paneldlscusslon TJ-I~IFT SHOP. "House wiring. 3212 Kalum St. Terrace 635.5076 Terrace, BIC. VaG 1V4" (c5.12) HOME DELIVERY about the above topics. Add For pickup, service phone (cS-11) Terrace & District . mission Is free and everyone 635.5320 or 635.5233, or leave DUFFS BICYCLE SHOP Thornhlll & District' who Is Interested Is urgedlo donations at the Thrift shop Reconditioned bikes and Live-in manager for apart- Phone 635.6357 attend. ,For further in- on Lazelle A~,enue on repairs. ment building. 636.1032 (p3. formation call LII Park- Saturdays between 11:00 Reasonable rates. 9) vam 635.7435 a.m. and 3:00 p.m. Thank* 1931+ Queensway Dr. you. (nc) HELPWANTED You're invited to a Sumthlng GOLDEN RULE Adlvity Worker I 15 1978 'ow'n s'ook Special Meeting. We have a PARENTS IN CRISIS Odd lobs for the Iobless. I Are yoo making your own product everyone wants. Phone 635.~535. 3238 Kalum Auxiliary (on call) position life and your children's 1974 1973 FORD 1974 MAZDA Hear about a revolutionary for vecatloo relief. Must have 1969 marketing plan. miserable? Do you con. OEMINI EXCAVATING GRAN TORINO 91800 FU stantly yell at your children,. secorgdary school graduation VOLKSWAGON •ground floor opportunity LTO. DATSUN PU ' With GEM or hit the}n, or find it hard to or equivalent. Duties may Station Wagon , The Terrace Dance •diff. from anything you've (Was Andrews) • top canopy control yo~r angry feelings Include providing Instruction 2 dr. With Box Liner' Association will be seen Backhoe Work in arts, crafts; directing an presenting a Dar~ceSeminar- •exciting new way to earn toward them? Hourly & Contract P.I.C.:s goal is to help you indoor-outdoor recreation or 82,600 Workshop on June 24th and money 635.3479 anytime social program, etc. Shift become the loving con- $1,i00 $2,400 25th to be held at Clarence .2 step plan that assures (A J12) work' Involved Mlchle| Elementary School, success to' any limit structive parent yoiJ really want to be. /KEENA AUTO k Terrace, B.C. This weekend At the Sand THE HOBBY HUT '1974 DODGE DART 1973 FORD All Inquires absolutely ~pply to: Lama Rom~lly ,4842 Hwy; 16 IsoFen toall Individuals over man Inn, Banquet Room 7 Ceramic supplies & EOOHOLINEVAIl corlfldqntlah Osborne Guest Home age 6. ' p.m., Friday, June 9, 1978. Greenwsre+ air brushing ' 2812 Hall Street All Radial Tires Phone Mary or John 635.4419 2 ~.~r H.T. F, :rra, :e, B. C IV$ Miss "Shella Marshall a available • custom fl'rlng. •Terrace, B.C.' member of the Royal Bring this Ad with you for A Heather-Tartan Society is 3936 McNeil St. Phone 6.35-2171 ¸ Academy of Dancing trained complimentary ad/nlsslon. being formed w!th the In- 635.9393 (c5-11 ) ,at the Rae Burns Dance' W.J. Pennoyer. (pl.7) terest of promoting Scottish" ii lliMill 1976 MAZDA 1966 OLDS'S 1972 DATSUDATSUN 1975 r~OGE School, the Wynne Shaw cultural Interest and dvents. RUPI=RT STEEL & 1974 DODGE Terrace Jaycees Insthllation MeNAGe M~_~,~ !OME School of,CDance and Three SALVAGE LTD. 1.3 808 Ball at Lakelse Hotel, June Interested persons should 4 Door 2 dr. Auto ~'J'.dUARD Summer Scsslons at the contact Eleanor Halley at We buy copper, brass all 32. BICYCLES, 4 Dr. H.T. 2 Door Coupe 10, 1978. Cocktails 7 p.m. Banff School of Fine Arts. 635.2456 as soon as possible. metals and batteries. "Dinner 8 p.m. Denclng 9:30 MOTORCYCLES $200 $1,200 $12p600 There wil] be four Location - Seal Cove 82,995 '2,995 categories available Ballet, p.m. Tickets $15 couple at ~keena District Girl Guides Open till 5 p.m. Men. to Sat. • Sears. 1970 r~c.V 1974 197~1 FORD Tap, Modern-Jazz and would like to announce+the Phone 624.5639 1971 FORD • 1974 VALLIAN1 + Acrobatic-Gymnastic 1976 250 YZ Yamaha P"~. R . DATSUN 710 opening of a Land Ranger 4 Dr. Scamp: . Dancing. Fee of $20.00 will Is your son Interested In Company .In the Thornhlll motorcross bike. $050 Phone F1O0 PICKUP 4>.¢~. speed 2 Dr. H.T. /~ .v,:KI cover any or all sections Scouts. If so the 1st Terrace area. Girls between the ages IT'S HARD ON THE EGO 635.3888 after 5 (c3.8) taken over the two days. Scout Troop is taking pre of.'14 and 1'6 ,who are in- Says Jon Peinrsp haft'- $1,250 $2,600 $995 '909 '2 N Registration forms maybe registration for September, terested please call 635.3061 1975 Yamaha Yza0 good dresserprodueer •living with 1970 MAZDA obtained at Terrace Slght Max rlumber will be 24, If or 638.1269 (ctf) Barbra Streislmd: "Every condition. Phone 635.4049 1962 WILLYS 1972 INTERNATIONAL ' and Sound or Terrace Public Interested call Mrs. Wardrop time I go home thinking I've after 6:30 p.m. (5.11) ' JEEF STATION WAGON STATION T P ~, It ALL Library. Please pre register at 635.3553. Fees .will be Weight Watchers meeting had a pretty good day I take As Is WAGON by June 16, 1978 fo P.O. Box $20.00 per,boy, Anyone In. held every Tueeday at 7 p.m. one look at Barbra and 1978Honda CE 400 Hawk. 8960, $600 $1~500 256, .Terrace, B.C. VaG 4A9 terested ,in helping wlih at the Knox United Church realize I'm Just another 'Phone 635.7091 (p5.11) Hall, 4907 Lezldle Avlnuo. failure." I Scouts please call . +1

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t Build your home among REPOSSESSIONS RICE PUDDING U.S.A. beautiful large cedars on lot We have a limited number of FINANCIAL 150x210 Skeena St. Asking 12', 14', and 24' wide In ex. $V2 CUl~ milk 11,500.00 Offers. Phone 635- cellent cundltlon. 1 cup uncooked rice. 5102 after 6 and weekends. NO DOWN For Rent: 3 bedroom house. InvlationtoTonder MORTGAGE LOANS PHOTOGRAPHY: 10 for 1 teaspoon salt Available Immediately 627- (p3.1) PAYMENT tablespoon butler or margarine Purchase Includes delivery, Town of Smlthers, B.C. promptly arranged $1.00. Our introductory 1 /305 collect after 5 (p2.7) Sidewalks. 1978 anywhere in B.C. In- special offers you 10 1 Jar (12 ouncu) orange marmalade 3 and 5 acre parcels on set up and furniture. (On formation and references on beautiful lumbo-slze color 2 bedroom house, in Thor- Woodland Park Subdivision approved credit). ! teaspoon vanilla extract, $14,000 and $1903. Two lots Tenders for the supply of request. J.D. Phillips pictures from any one color 1/, cup cream sheny nhlll . stove & fridge in- If you quality we will fly Capital Corporation, 10673 negative for only S1.00. An)' cluded. Working only left. One with creek. JD you In at our expense. sidewalks will he received by King George Highway, additional pictures over 10 I/1 cup chopped nut meats couple. Nochildren. No pets. Proctor, 490 Anderton Road, Hurry ! - These won't last ! the Town of' Smlthers up to Surrey, B.C. V3T2X6. Phone from same negetlve only 10¢ 635.4041 (p3-9) " Comox, B.C. WN 4B4 phone Call our credit manager 3:00 p.m., ~local time, 688-~111 days, or 585-1603 each. Send as many color In a 3-quart saucepan combine milk, rice, salt, 3.19-4736 (cS0-1ulyl) collect at Wednesday, June 218t, 1978. evonlngs. (f) negatives (any size) as you 437-431I" and butter. Bring to a boil, reduce heat, cover, 49; HOMES . For Sale: 10 acres in Old Tar-Star All tenders must be sub- -- wlshplus$1.00foroach. Also and simmer 35 to 40 minutes, or until thick- Remo. Barn', with livestock, Mobile Homes miffed to the Office of the 67. - save on developing and ened, stirring occasionally. Remove from heat; FOR SALE greenhouse in V4 acre of g35Granvlte Treasu£er In a sealed on; SERVICES printing your color fllms. 12 fold in ~,~ cup marmalade and vanilla. Heat the garden. Small cabin. Good Vancouver, B.C. velope, clearly marked exp. roll - $2.99, 20 exp. roll - ' ' T E N D E R F O R , , $3.99,24 exp. roll • $4.99, 36 remaining marmalade with sherry. Fold in the For Sale: 3 bedroom spli4 well with gas pump. Price V6Z 1K7 $16,000 Contact T. Stevens, SIDEWALKS ; 1978". GENERAL . exp. roll - $6.~9. Fast ser- nut meats. Serve pudding warm or cold topped level - bench area. 4 yearsJ (at0.7) (~ARPENTRY vice, guaranteed quality & with marmalade sauce. Makes 10 servings ('/z ft at 10% percentI Box 664, Terrace, B.C. (p20- , i ssumable mortgage. Morel 4) For Sale: 12x60 1973 • Tenders will be puhllcly NOJOBTOEIG satisfaction or'money cup each). opened at the above stated OR SMALL refunded. Pronto Photo formation 635-3320 after 5J C,anadlana 2 bedrooms with OLD-FASHIONED BAKED RICE PUDDING Acreage for sale: 138,acres frldge, stove, washer and time in the CounciI,Cham. ADDITIONS, SIDING sarvlce, 30 Eaetgete, Win. .m. (p10-10) I on Hwy. 16, 14 miles east of dryer. Asking $11,000 bers of the Town Office. All RENOVATION S nlpeg, Man. R3C 2Cl. (iu 15) New Hazelten (look for "For negotiable. Phone 635.7697 4 eggs, beaten Sale Signs on Hwy.) 50~acres tenders will be examined CEMENT WORK, HELP WANTEO: Mature MTGE HELPER - GOOD Hay and grain, 60 acres (ctt.lu~0) and submlfled to Council for I~AIN'TING studentsl Earn $6 to $7 per 3 cups milk INVESTMENT pasture. Fenced and awarding at the Regular 'Phone after 6: hour plus bonus with In. Vs cup sugar 1072-72A and 72B River Dr., 1975 12x66 3 bedroom Council Meeting of June 635.4094 teresting summer, work. ,/, teaspoon salt Thernhlll, s-s duplex and 1 crosssfonced. Creek, good Elmonte (Glendale) trailer, spring water, nearly finished 2 ioey shacks, I fully in- 27111, 1978. Write Fuller Brush Co.;Gox 2 teaspoonsvanilla,extract bodroo~ house on large 2 teaspoons grated lemon peel corner lot. 20 yrs old. 3 sep. 1750 sq. ft. log home. 30x40 sulated. Fireplace and The work Is comprised of 68. 10e care of 808, 207. West barn. Asking $79,000. covered porch. Set up and base preparation, the supl)ly LEGA L Hastings St., Vancouver, 2 cups cooked rice meters, tenants pay own Negotiable for quick sale. B.C. V6B 1H7 or Mr. T. utilities. Total monthly rent skirted at 27 Timberland of material and construction "- Diamond, General Delivery, R.D. Castle, Box 204, New Trailer Park 635-7645after 5 Combine all-ingredients and pour into a 2~ $,120. "To view call 635-7810,, Hazelton. (p3.9,14,19) of approximately950 meters Station 'R', Kelowna, B.C. Offer to $40,500. CHADE - p.m. (p10-15) of 1.5 meter width sidewalk. To whonn It may concern: I VIX 4K3. (ctf) quart baking dish. Set dish in a pan of hot 435-1471, Block Bros. Realty. Elaine Wyatt dissolve my . -. water. Bake at 300 ° for I hour. After 30 min- (A 2.16,1922.1,2.:2.6,7.) Several 1~x503bedroom fully furnished 'Mobile Homes Tender inquiries shall he partnership with Nlna PERSONAL: Disearnlng utes insert spoon at edge of pudding and stir directed to the undersigned. Karanagh .and will not I~ Adults. Shop discreetly by 3 bedrooms In town. with electric stove frldge from bottom, Continue baking until knife in- Pheasant St. 6 year old dryer and wesher. OII heat responsible for any bills or, mall. sand $1.00 for our serted near center of pudding comes out clean. some with snow roofs. A. DeEIlion, debts incurred by tho Copper latest fu~lly Illustrated house. Asking $54,000 635. Successful store for sale in Dlrect0r of Works and River Rldlng .Arena, "as of cetelngue of marital aids for Serve hot or cold. Makes 6 to 8 servings. T/96 (p5.10) Asking price $2,030 - $8,000. Terrace. Complete with •Locet.lon . Stewart, B.C." Engineering thts date June 6, 1978. Elaine both ladles and gontlemeth equipp~l butcher shop, 8 Town of Smlthers, Wyatt. (p~9) DlrectActlon Marketing Inc. RAISIN RICE PUDDING Cottage for "sale, west side Contact F. Armltage, coolers and freezers. 1walk. P.O. Box 879, Dept. U.K., P.O. Box 3268, Prepare Old-Fashioned Rice Pudding. Add Lakelse Lake. Reasonable. in, 3 bedroom dwelling at-. Stewart, B.C. 436-2226or BOb Smithers, B.C. (847-3251) i Owner will carry agreement Laurln, Vancouver, B.C. 682- NotlceofApplication Vancouver, B.C. V6B 3X9. cup seedless raisins to mixture before baking. tached. One rental Imuse, 6291 (C3-2,7,12) (r.%12) for Change of Name (cif) of sale to right party. Phone occupied, 3 bay garage all on Spread cooled baked pudding with 2 cups 564-2994 (c6-11) i one acre of land. Annual FORSALE: 12'x50' Frontier whipped cream and sprinkle with a mixture of 2 2 bedroom basement suite sales almost double asking mobile home with 2 large z,,,,¢~,~, that an application will be The Graad Master Fid- teaspoons sugar and 1 teaspoon cinnamon. unfurnished. With fridge price. Assumable mortgage. , additions. Built In fireplace, made to the Director of Vital d]b~ Contest will be bald to Brown quickly under broiler. and stove. Good for quiet Call 635-5202 for details. raised living room. Will Sealed tenders for the Statistics for a change of Nasbv~e, Tem~, June 10 (I)20-17) MONTMORENCY RICE PUDDING couple, steady workers. No move end set up in Terrace following stand tending name, pursuant to the and11. [i pets please. Phone 635.5738 For Sale Prime Tire area. 635-4692 (ctf.f) contract(s) will be received provisions of the "Change of VIEUAMZE 'rBw Available July 1st. (cl.7) Business with gas service by the District Forester, Name Act," by me:- Frank A CBC pricer told UL,'ee 3 cups cooked dee Unique 68' mobile home, Henry Reth of 2707 S. Eby II~ IRruPtscameramen a~d~ed 21/, cups milk etc. - 4 bedroom home, Ministry of Forests~ Terrace, In the Pr to a ballet: "Just pretmd Large 3 bedroom suite for completely furnished, 1V~ galley kitchen, separate Prince Rupert, B.C on • % cup sugar rent. Close to schools. Good dining room with dining the dates shown below, ovince of British Columbia, this is a bockR pme and bath, many extras, situated as follows:, that Nure~ey ill the puck." VJ teaspoon sail location. Phon;s 635.2618 68 miles north of Terrace. room with petio daers. Set. 1 tablespoon butler or maroarlne Avallable July Ist. (pi-7) up In very quiet, small court. Apply C. Rifler, Box 183, 1. Contract ST 1031.2-4 JS To change my name from 1 envelope (t tablespoon) unflavored Terrace, B.C. 633-2326 (ctf) Phone 635.8648 (ca-8) Located Humphrys Ranger Female Rothfo F~ank Henry DELIGHTEDM[[CHENEB lB District Kltlmat Number of' Roth. James M[~, ]Ptl]Itze¢ gelagn KEYSTONE COURT For sale: 12x68 ATCO hectares 19.5 Viewing date Dated thlsath day of June, Pdze-wbadz~ author, says 1 teaspoon vanilla extract APARTMENTS Velmoot 3 bedroom mobile June 15, 1978, leaving Ran 1978. be bi de,ted with the 1 • envelope whipped topping mix, Office No. 2 - 4~0~ Scott. ~ home. Set up and skirted In ger. Station at 9:00 a.m. (cl-7) dovbion ve¢sion of ])Is best-' prepared One, two and three trailer court In town. Wlil NOTE: Vlewlng of the stand se]]~ novel, Ce~telmin]. 1 can (2t ounces) cherry pie filling selll furnlshed or un- bedroom apartments. For Sale: 1969 Ford % ton, tending site prior to sub. % cup port wine Laundry & storage area. tumtshed. Phone 635.9046 'miffing a' tender for this FdgF.JP BUGS OFF PAINT new paint and flat deck. even. (plO.Ju1) contract is mandatory. Add me-b~ teaspooa o~ 1/4 teaspoon almond extrsut Near schooll~ and down. Price $1700. 1974 Ford s/4 ton town. Clean, quiet, Deadline. for 'receipt -of ~ oil Of db'oaeUa to a quib't of Price $3600 both trucks very 23x56 Doublewlde, molar ~aint to keep insects Combine rice, milk,, Yz cup sugar, '~ teaspoon specious, security Iockup clean, good shape tenders is 3:30 p.m. June 30, Registered 2 yeast old ~'e~-painte~ surfaces. sad patrol. appliance and garden shed - salt, and butter. Cook over medium heat, stir- mechanical A1 635-3752 (p. fenced. Situated on lot fully 1978. Palamlne filly.- By Peters Full time manager in 11) • Tenders must be sub- Lucky Reg~ quarter horse FUND DRWE BE~I~ ring occasionally, until thickened, about 20 residence. skirted complete fenced. miffed on the form end in the stallion}. Phone Birch Haven ]RJE:CORD minutes. Soften gelatin in ~ cup water; stir into View at 31 Timberland 635.5324 " " 1975 Dodge Coronet Sedan - envelopes supplied which, Ranch 635-5288 after 6 a.m. NEW YO]EUK (A]P) -- '['be hot rice mixture. Add vanilla; cool, Fold in (clf) -~.. Trailer Court, 4619 Queen. I L~w mileage - V8, pS, pb, with particulars, may be (I)5-10) .... .-:..... : :..~ 19"r~campaJ~l].apollsored bY whippedtopping. Turn into'a shallow'P/2 x 12 x sway. (Cff) obtelned from the Forest - .. the U~ited ~e~m Co, age A,T., radio, rigged for trailer 2-inch dish Or 12 individualmolds,,CoveLChill. towing, two spare wheels, Ranger(s) Indicated; or For Sale: 1 milk goat and 5 Fuadratsedmocethnn 1;18.:] HILLSIDE LODGE Trailer for sale: 197412x503 from' the District Forester, kids. Born from Januai'y to laJ]]l~l). '['bat ts the mast Heat pie filling, wine. almond extract, and re- two near new studded winter bedroom furnished trailer, 4450 Utile Avenue t_yree_. Phone 635-5339 (sff) Ministry of Forests, Prlnce March. Phone 635.2837 (cl- sueeesstu]~md-rabb~clHve maining sugar and salt. Cut pudding into dishwasher, frldge, stove, Rupert, BmC. 7) in its 84-yea~ Izistow, said A. squares. Top with hot sauce. Makes 12 serv- Sleeping rooms, washer, dryer, china oablqet 73 .Renault front wheel drive, kousekeaplng units, cen- etc. No.I Pine Park phone not necessarily be accepted. trally located. " Fully asking $1000 and 1976 Kx250 ¢18.3246 (clm.Ju 17) The 'ow"t oranYte"dar w"' e swm. ings. brothers furnished. Reasonable motocross Kawaski like new rates by day or week. Non. ask'ing $1,000 638.1483 (df) Must SII - 12x46 2 bedroom '°" drinkers only. Phone 635. mobile home on a fully • forlittle 5611. (cff) ~: 1975 Valiant Custom, 13000 serviced, clear title let on ml. p.s., p.b., electric rear Slmpson Rd, Thornhlll. window defogger, block Open to offers, G. Warnon, I Sealed tenders for=1 the isc ningyourway. KALUM GARDENS heater, premium condition. following stand tending 3 bedroom apartm~t for Royal Bank, Terrace, B.C., Phone 635-5102 after 635-7117 (ctf) contract(s) will be recelvad ~'ent, some with basement 6 & weekends. (A.¢S) by the District. Forester, and carport, prlvate en Ministry of Forests, Prince trance and patlo.To vlew For Sale: 1973 Mazda RX3 12x68JMobile Home. Reverse Isle. l~,0000.B;O. Phone 635- Rupert, B.C. on the dates Apt. No.8 on Scoff Ave. east Phone 638.8322 after 6 (c1~ 330~1(p3-8) shown below. of Kalum or phone 6354841. 14) 1. Contract ST 1031.2-5 JS (cff) For' Sale: 1968 Imperlel Located McCullough Ranger | i 1 - 69 Dodge Polara 318. 2 Trailer 10'X36' 635-7860 =. District Kltimat Number of barrell carb, auto trans. 8400 (c5-7) hectares 19.55 Viewing date CEDAR PLACE Phone 635.2776 (p3-7) . f June 15, 1978, leaving APARTMENTS For Sale: 12x68trailer 'on Ranger Stetlon at 9:00 a.m. i977 Camaro 350 4 speed, p, NOTE: VIewlng of,the Stand 4931 Walsh Avenue heed and landscaped lot. windows, .p,b., tllt steerlng, Copperslde Estates 12x20 tending slte prler to sub- Suite 113 p.s., $5,800O.B.O. Phage &lS- addition, sundeck, garden, mlfflng a tender for thls Terrace, B.C.C/" 2716 after 6 (p5.1,2,5,6,7) shed, playhouse, garden,. contract Is mandatory; 635-7056 hothouse. Phone 635.4449 Deadline for recelpt of Salvage Bids to be taken on a tenders Is 3:30 p.m. June 30, ~lew 1, 2 and 3 bedroom 1975 Volkswagen Beetle. On eves.. (ca.7) suites for rent. Frldge, 1978. an as is, where is basis. For Tenders must be sub- stove, drapes, carpet, rec more Information contact 12x~ safeway. Furnished. area, sauna and pool table, Oxl0 :heated Ioey shack. mitted on the form and In the' Brouwer & Co., 6.3238 Kalum envelopes supplied which, wlth security Interphone St. or 635.7173 (c9. Phone 635-9323. (p10-7) and elevator. Absolutely with particulars, may he 7,8,9,16,17,18,23,24,25) obtained from the Forest no pets. (ctf) I II.. I 60, For Sale: Buick 1967. Good TENDERS' Ranger'(s) Indicated, or running condition. Best from th6 District Forester, 1 CEDAR GROVE APTS. I offer. Also 1 pair Dayton Ministry of Forests, Prince Rupert, B.C. I Cork boots. Size 10 635-5775 FOR SALE 13 bedroom tewnlwuse opts 1 (p2-7) The lowest Or any tender -/. Iwlth full basements.. / 6YTENDER will not necessarily be ac. |No. I18.45~ Straume. I ASSETS OF CEASE cepted. 1974 Ford Wton pickup 360 DEVELOPMENTSLTD. motor auto, Radial tires, (c.~e) I( : / electronic Ignition. Phone Real estate and chattels 635.9580 after 4 (c4.9) situated In [)ease Lake, Olinton Manori[' B.C. formerly operated as Furnished or unfurnlsh~l| For Sale: 1975 Mustang the "Deaea inn". Sale is studio or 1. hedrcom| Mach I. Excellent condition, under direction of R.E. 3partments. Security| 29,030 miles. Lots of ac- Jamisun as receiver- enterphone. Sauna. I cesserles. Must ~11 before manager and Is subject to • 635-9422 ' I July 1st. Phone 635.9750 (pS. approval of the courts. For FOR" SALE: Camper near 639-1032 l 10) further Information contact new 8' Galaxy' with frldge, Dave Lewis or Rod Cousins stove, furnace. Supei" light "l 52. WANTED at Federal Business construction. Used only 3 Development Bank, dimes. Must sell Phone ,,, TO RENT: Terrace, 9692 (ca- 635-4951. (Ca-/) , T) Staring in Victoria, B C and St. guidance, counsel, and friendship of a Wanted to rent: 2 or 3 John's, Newfoundland, on. May 27, the Big Brother. iFor Sale: 1974 Bendix ! FOR SALE BY BID. bedroom house. Phoneafter Leader trailer. 2 bedroom. I Camper 1975 Edson 8' 6 636-6325 (p5-8) Good and chattels of Copper Camper, C.W 15,000 BTU .big run will cross Canada and meet .Pledge forms are availableat Reverse aisle. Front I Maunteln Automotive Ltd. kitchen, patio doers and I Situated at 208 Skinner Ave., furnace. Phone~18-1121 (sff) in Ottawa on Father's Day,. June 18. .manystores, banksand businesses 55, PROPERTY sundeck. Phone 138-1403I Terrace, B.C. THE G(X)DS 17~/z' Vanguard Camper Relay runners will pass through in your neighbourhood. (ct!iu14) I MAY BE VIEWED/~ofiday trailer 635-5888 (p3-7) FOR SALE Evening, June 12, 1978. Bids towns, hamlets and cities passing the Pick up yours soon. I may be submitted In writing For Sale: 1~ Caveman baton to other runners at Checkpoints The big run.for little brothers needs PRIME LOT- Thornhlll to sacurlty Bailiffs Ltd. P.O. Camper. In excellent coo- District. Well and septic 56' safeway doublewlde. Box 222, Kltimet, B.C. no across the country.. " ' you too, to keep a great relationship Includes all major ap. dltlo~ also 20" propane system S10,000 Call Ed later than June 16, 1978. (c9. stove. Phone 635.9420 (p3-7) " Run or sponsor a runner. gro 'ng. Carder • 956-4110 or write pllances, large garden shed 7) l, and fencing. 3 bedrooms, :] Box 820, Port McNelll, B.C. For Sale: 1967Starmaster6. Join the sports celebrities, enter- VON 2R0 (pa.may 12F) full bath, and fireplace, sat up and fully skirted In Hard top tent trailer. Fully tainers, political personalities and your, equipped. Canopy and lacks. For Sale: 80x100' lot. View' cedar. View at No. 31.4619 PINCH OF, SUGAR friends wheri the big run for little The big run tar little brother8 Queensway Orlve (Tim. HEI,P8 Good condition. Phone 635- May 27 to June 18 at McNeil St., Thornhlll. On 3919. (c1-7) " water system. Asking $6,000. berland Trailer Park Aume made with ~ed brothers comes your way. •Phone 635.7540 or 635-~056 Phone 635.9429. (ctf) tomatoes sometimes °lease phone your local Big Brothers b~lts fr~ s ~ or two Flshermans Specl~il 8' •You help thousands more ~gency for full Information. (~tflu4) camperette. 635.4577 (¢&11) i" ' mW to r~ze add~y. fatherless boys benefit from the .

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.,t" , t Ip "~L~Z~v~'"--- ...... 5 THE HIER,-, : F01day, June 9, 1971, PAGE I1 # • / II Fm 9nd~ .. mRmAV, m~r U,m*' ¢ H THETERRA~m~':: ~///////////~;;;; " ::;=;=~ "-'-;~"" P ~S "~"F~" -- " g'~ • What kind of day will ~h'at;thsat~ko mt what you can ' 1 Pull~ ' blanket adm/ral M show zomorvew be? To find out what -- witidn reason. DUn'lover. | SHO AT REDS glLLIARDSi after 4T Land ~ Primary 10 Word in the stars say, read the forecast crowd your schedule. 4Provide food me~mre color Mark 15:34 given for your birth ~n, sAorr~AamS, .~_~ L " BJllma,? Ymit ned,s edJard, ,., I "~''Enm~---eis mms~ 4S Reein DOWN 11 Park (Fr.) (Oct. 24 to D~. ~l) ~f~Or IS Make.co .. . . . 41 One conv~r. : 1 l~ar~mOt "ARt~ ' ~m.-.~ A big day for big doiNM. Use ...... OF ID by Brant parkar and J~ohnmr hsrt IJTown ~ sm~ with 20 Paradise your beat ~ ~'~ yOn can THE WIZARD Awh~_ all kn- room Zl Layer (Mar. St ~ Apr. ~)-~P--~I~ S SMn tumur' f~ Ne~ed It, may be e~fw you cor~ilmtbly help promote mw ~ hanmeunusual or ~dt ~m~ plans, Improve and organize 23 Rule by all now tl~--, to n~'l~irm In effzctiwly. Do not hesitate to S Chmns 27 Biblical ro:' .. ,~ffaln. Boredom with take forward steps. F~J [~LIEVE,. I ~do- mountain the jatter could stymie you, but CAPRICORN q~t~-~ Chlm~ 20 Single thing preks onl (DOe. ~ to Jan.-20) VJ qOff tribe 30 Frenzy TAURUS . ,-.--~ Stslisr Influences favor those '~ ~UUe'~ ? Inward , 32 Beverage (Apr. 21 to ~y 21)U~ who are soundly pro~'eaMve. A 34 Receiver of Av~g.selution time: 26 sin. Take a close look at factors good l~iod for REAL ad. a legacy which Inflnenca your ~. vancement. Forget 'pest IEITIAIT~IP~IAIR~[~ 37 Tom . 39 A burlesque Try tobuild n sturdier platform disappointments. Your mind 'I" I [LIEIRIEIRi I EI~LIDI 4Z Hara~ to insure a more auc~ sbeuldbeoupreemtnsplntlms nSase~lsa 44 One of the assault on objectives. And do and future goals. ' ~Tbuson "Little NOT lose faith in them. AQUARIUS :lI~,~ ~ Famous Women" GEMINI ' w..~" (Jan. 21 to Feb. 19) Thick slice (May 22 to June 21) ~ C~merousUranus isflue~:ns L~INIEILIE~TITIEIEILIA] 46 Comfort There are tendencies toward stimulate your adaptobillty 50 Australian impulsiveness' and isvmflvem~, be/~htsn your state (abbr.) emoUenMhun. Don't yield to imagination. Much can be done 51 Burmese such inclinations. Make oa a day such as tlds.- e~n~et gibbon thc~dee~om, act ~ PmCES ~v 41 Mine 5ZTobe In 2O) , astrasce" ILIEIS~mRI I ~SISIEINI debt and deliberntely. (Feb. 20 to Mar. 4SMatared S-24 CANCER There In a tendency to su nell Answer to yesterday'spuzzle. (J~e 22 to a~ 23) O~ vacillate ~ow. Avoid it. If you What is expedient may not be seem be~ed down in effcrte, tO il the beat for all conesrned, soho take time to rsor~ New CATFISH = lii i lili i careful of the routs you select, methods could lklp. | -- ,,, m i Take nothing for granted. Illl i LEO ---- ~-~ YOU BORN TODAY are frill Z DO _ .. ail i (J. 24 to Aug. .of=o--" ve it, You vea Illil IIIl i Some of the th~ you have penchant for unuouul activities. been able to manage b~e Indeed, you like activity itself, m@ilil may belmrder to centn/now, and nurmally get many thioga But, with an extra bit of doco wldle others are still iliil determination, you can "make tbinldng thmn over. But you n@illl it.? tmits ovemx yoursclL Learn Ini i li llI to relax. Your varmttlity, (Aug. 24 to sept. 23) progressiveness nnd Illi ili tl Ease up if week was busy, imagination are outstanding. Catch your breath and take a hut:, despite your most iilll good look where you are aesid~om offarto, you are often i 42~-~4~-~r---~-~-- heeded.Shouldyoud~syour dissatisfied with your at- ~ I I objectives? Or your tact/=? b tsbmu~ts -- with. resultant /< I I I I I I ~ I~ lime for thou~. l~undrwtlesmel~Tto 'si I M 49 I s° I I Is. . S5 (Sept.LIBRA 24toOcL 23)am4_~..~a m ' dob~ysarl~bee~t~t.Y~cerb thls. H you KNOWyou are You may hnd yoursdf hop/n~" have a great love of knowledge 'IIN Ill N::I foropport~dtywhlle,arl~ sud=imlleetu~l, ndl~; standiugstill. Thin must net be. coulde=eel sa u writer, pai~er, :Z I It I • I : mn.,oi, or the.trice'-- toward your goals., teminer..Blrtiulato of: Riclumi SCORP]O __ ~. Strauss, composer; John CRYPlq~UIP. 5-24 (Oct. 24 to Nov. 22) uv~' Constable, painter; Rise • Extra respbnsiblliti.es .in. Steve=s, opera si~er; Hazel L.ICSUEDCYMTDR ZEESEX DJJSI dlcated. Taekleregaisrdufles Scett, p/an~t. - . LICMTDR XLZJSUEDCYZE ' ~ '" ©zm Y.~sFe~, S~l~t,. ~. . -" -TrmmDrake " ,_ " Yesterday's Cryptoquip -- AWED LADY VIEWS FIELD OF LOVELY ULIF,~. . " FORMONDA¥,JUNEI~qLq78 • " " ~1978 KingFeatures Syndicate. Inc. What kind of day will ".~ORPIO m '~'. Today'soryptoqulpclue:UequalsG . tomorrdwbe? To find out wbet (Oct. 24toNov. 2O-) ,,v~/f~" The Oryptequ/p is n simple sub~tut/ou cipher in wldeh ea~ the stars say, read the ferecest ~ Youmay be caught in a .fire of letter need stands for another. If you think that X equals O, given for your birth Sign. erose.purpeaee.Don't become will equal O throughout the puzzle. Single letters, short .we.r~, renders- find out where, how ARIES M'.-~ you stand. Be objective," and words nsing an apeetropho cen ~ive you dues to lseaUug (Mar. 21 to Apr. 23) -gP'-~ st~!yiug as you go. Profitable vowels. SolaUm is accomplished by trial and error. Stick to the tried-and4ree, bids await the taking.

• • :.~ ~ puttlngforthbestefforteinyour (Nov. 23toDen. 21) f~Or . V.,...uur lndmdua =, =. ,,,=, ,. I~(~ ~1~(~(~,~; I-=.~---=-"=..~,~hl TAURUSstarting,A~"~"2 t fE'~";'~'`new " ventures. "l: 'u~ 0 .~f~. " much-improvedthlN[SAttitude,offtoasystembetter workstart week. fera ~ ~ ~ ~.i and tact ~m, t I~*, - ,'~w., .~.-~,,...... count .,:~ ~.~,al~dl~l~a~,,,,,...,,,,,, ',o~ ..~oueannowflednnewwey ,,',-,,~ ...... v to dimolav your abllitlus and ~mrnst.vn~, ,'laaT--"~ FORSATURDAY,3UNEIO, 1978 ,.lmn-~'b,"td'nn'~h.~th~vn~dd (Dec. 22 to Jail 20) YO ~" What kind of day will SAGmARIUS ..~.~ ~'G~'~'~;.' -.Ezsudne your inner feelings tomorrow be? To find out what (Nqv. 22 to Dec. 21) ~ ~ ...... ,.~" to detmnine your true sin- the mrs end, rend the forecast You,like Scorpio, ean profit t.~,~s(May 22 to June 21) ~w.,~ tlmmts" and sense of values. ~.~-m,~ ...... ~l,/m~um g/wm for year birth Sign. by beth opposition and 0h- your Job You may new be misled ~ your stocles. Some new ideas copld Certain changes in emotions. Don't 0vetloak area may bring some coMuMOU HIDDENopportunities. ' ' ARIES ~4~ brighten your day, a new at ~'st: Don't be all,hayed. AQUARIUS .~,~,~ (Mar. 21 to Apr. 20) method perk up tedious' but Give yourself time to visualize (Jan. 21 to Feb. 19) ~0me changes in your llfe essential routine, the possibilities and you'll be Wgh your personality and indlcatsd. Be receptive: 1~ey CAPRICORN ...,t--~ willbe for the hotier, l~zriogthe (Dec. 2~toJan. 20) V~'I( ~ able to cepe. ", lpersaastvenees,you canbe an pm you could meet someone A good outlook; Saturn m- CANCER " O~ effective influence in areas impadant to your futore~ courngea your talents, (June 22 to Ju]y 23) where stumblin~ blocks h~vo. TAURUS ' O~ cleverness at disoern~ leads Your goal nbw should be to been raised. Your spirit of (Apr. Slto May ~1) and new methods of value, capture the attentionof those in enterprise stimulated new. Avoid ~ wbe would try to smart action generally. a positionto ~ your al~ pry IMornmtien out of you. A AQUARIUS ~,,,~ so polish up your warce -- and (Feb. = to ~ar. .Mlp of the tm~ua at the wreng (Jan. ~-I to Feb. 19) "~'T~M~q your personality. Pull• down ~ndesirable moment could have serious Ev~ ff time is short and there LEO barriers; recognize real oh- reperctm/om. is much tobe accomplished, (July 24 to Aug. 23)q~ stselas. With everything in give yourself enough time fec Time new to get going with "dear focus, you can then reap (May 22 to June 2l) effldent plmming. A good day any new enterlp~e you've had fine gains. You may have to sacrifice for revitulizing all.interests. in mind, but try a dlffermt DOONESBURY by GarryTrudeau mine pa~nal desirer for ~.ho approach than you'~ !~. • YOU BORN TODAY are bm~it of others. Don't fret. In (Feb. 20 to Mar. 20) It is a day wl~m unconventional extraordinnrlly versatile; in :! methods will pay off. fact,.co~d be called a "Jack I II .I I thell~ run, it willprove woz~h- Advance a new Idea, enlist the ' Hello? I I t~sP.4~ us- 1~4z,~mO~l I ~/(o~! .~. you I wi/la. help of others to-put it across. all hades" but, unlike "Jack," V,RGO you can master any to which ~v ~.• I I~,z'w~u~ ~c~z,=~l I;'~1~,~.~" ~ I I~--q ~ s~~ I Under prevailing influences, (Aug.24 to Sept. ~) t~"11 ~/~, N~,',~a~, '1 1..~hvT~,q~ s/~-vau~lu~.l I,~,~,lSaZ~a~ ~ ~, I I~,~rl zm,rrr ;vmhm~,v~ I (June 22 to July 23) you -~houldwin new benefits, Your outlook similar .to you set your mind and heart. ~-~. / I I..~o~A~YO~ /~LF.AV~A~'.I I.~I~/T.:Z PAY/.. I /) You are ima~ustlve, artistic,. ~I,I Stress you first.rate initlativo advance your status. Gemini. Routine maybe subject ;~,~ ~ 6OTTACA/./. " / ~ ~T~l~r~ / and uli.around cepabmty now. eemethl~ of n myollc and poet, t.: YOU BORN TODAY are ~ to quick changes. S~ncene in but you attain 9our goals in a Pay no attent/m to in~ authority', may be . acting persons. Consider the produc- enthuslastic, opUndstie, alm't erratically, but hold tight and mostpractical way. Even Uon of that top ~oct a cha~ and a channing, ff sometimes Just do the host you can. mou~v~tor~tie~z~and tmgo. puzfllng, companion. You imp~wmas, you usually turn LEO ~' change your mind and your inn top ~ffifermsu~.Properly opinlona -- like a bird flitting (Sept. 24 to Oct. 23) educated, of course, you could Let some marten r/d.e wldle from branch to branch -- from , Avoid tendencies toward succeed at almost any veealien moment to moment. This does haste, emotionalism. Study you cbeoa~ as well.as an you rmlzanize though~ plans, proffered plans, proposals, etc. avocation -- which would new methods of approach. A not denote instabfli~y but, New advances indicated. Do not probably be alm~ Uterury. of mixed iofluenees -- m~. rather, it often happens that as or wMch calls for astuteness, kcen soon as you express an opinion, lose interest in Mow-nov/us musical I/Des.Bkthdate of: Sir a new angle or factor comes to projects. Antho~ Eden, Brit.statesman. mind and you suddenly reverse • ©1978K/~ Fu~ur~ Synd/cm.Inc. of ~othes. I~tever s~arried beceuso there always seemed to nt the hands of that monster, the undertaker was ~dckened be "a member of my family wh~ needed money for nt the condition of her hruised and battersd body. (Aug., 24 in sept. =) "" ~. yourself. It's a matter of q.~ck relatimsh/~ new perceptions. But ethers nave drop era hat, rulndrop or snowflake, She went on to something, and I never said no to any of them. ,Wife-beaters sometimes kill. I hope you will c~ yore/ governedby ~t~ good dlffioulty in keeping up with describe her daily rou~e of household chores, taking care Your column was exactly what I needed. Now, life for ndwco, Abby influences. A fine day for you. You al~ incline to scatter of five children, running errands and helping her in-laws. me will begin at 60..Thanks for listening. , ' " HEARTSICK AUNT IN CALIP. beldL~ conferences, meeting ~ergies, When a new idea hits rd like to say th~ to her and to other wives in the same ., NEW MAN IN ~a~cm, roD., with others to negotinto plans you, you set on it immedlatsly, boat: for the common good. p~ursue it while your interest DEAR TOO TIRED: " . . DEAR NEV~:MAN: What n coinddencel Today I LIBRA . .A.~'~ remains, but drop it beige I had the same complaints some years back. I had four received a lovely poem from au 84.year-old gentleman who DEAR'AUNT: Thank. you fur protsutbql my msswu. •(.Sep~ ~ to O~t. ~.) "T.,, giving it a chance-- to get on to kids, and worked full time outside my home, and I still expressed my sentiments perfe~ly--unly more eloquently, vYsu' are right. My "64De 'era another ~mmz" pldisdQg~ ,' ff you've been int~e~eu m a something else. This Is the managed to' attend the,kids' baseball games, dancing And here it is: ~ should not have been sppHed to s matter as po4zntiaD~. new project, but have postponed Geminlan's benett~ sin -~ a lessons, otc. I was also imoped at 9 p.m. "COME LET US LIVE TODAY dangerous m wife-beating. I should have em~ tMdng nctiou on it, NOW is the lack of ~lek-to-ltlvene~. Once Then my husband started ~'~orking lats"-evon on . Bright ribboos she packed away, recommended that wife No. I yarn wife No. 2. ,l~o~t~II~ disciplined and master of • ~met But be sure you have the weekendsi I found out that while I was either '°~o husy" or Pretty things, high upon a shelf; stand "corrected. .I Imow-lmw and enoughdata to go yourself, however, there are no "too tired," he had found ldmselt a gir~lend. She had her She guarded all the brightneso , i heights which you cannot, at. And even robbed herself. Imaginative and versatile, own business, and she'd just lock tho place up and hang a scoRPiO nt..~. CLOSED sign on the door just to be with him. Should a .(Oct. Z4 to Nov, 23) rm you could excel as a writer, DEAR ABBY: In regard to LADY PREACHER IN painter, musician or thentricul Wife do less than that? Carefully she hoarddd 64ftq- . Do not be upset by =ltic~n. Hire some help for your children and teach them to do ' Refused'to eat her daily bread, IOWA, she needs to rend First Corinthkns, Chapter 14 If construoffve, it could sotually entertainer. Blrt/~to of: Judy . (King James version}: Garland, singer; Prince Philip, for themselves. Take a nap ff you,re flrud, and learn to lnt Saved. pennies for a rainy day • show you new ways to capitalize some things go, but NEVER let your husband go. If you're And left llfe's smell unread. Paul says, '%et your women keep silence in the on your inventiveness and of Ensisnd (Duke of Edin. alive in bed, he won't notice what's ~m~r ill ~ , • churches: for it is not permitted unto them to speak; bht Skills. burgh). ' WON HIM BACK All the~e things she guarded they are commanded to be under obedience, as also asith ©In I~ ve,t~-~ synd~m. ~. , , ' Mlsorly, day. by .day, the law." ' , .... L DEAR WON: You make it sound so easy, hut winning is And one dull morning in her mirror ' The 35th verso goes on to say, "And it.they wm learn the name of the pme, b l'won't argue with success. Found her halr "~lad turned, to 8ray." . • any thing, let them ask their husbands at home: for it is a :° JAMES NElL NORTHE shame for women to ~speak in the church." DEAR ABBY: You had a letter from a loving husband ' ,tr OKLAHOMA CITY, OKLA. I am a fan of yours, Abby, and hope_ that even _0zmgh whose only complaint was a wife of 32 years who had a ' " ' you are all for women s rights, you will be fair and Izrint DEAR ABBY: Please reconsider your answer to this an~.,a- S ;=~ me habit of saving everything for a rainy day. He said he had DEBATING, who asked if she should tell the woman her 23J"~'AR~)~-LD PI~I~ACHER KINGSPORT TENN. bought her some beautiful night~owus, but she never wore ox-husbmd was about to marry that he had benton bar up. " ' ' any of theme(Some were st~l in their oH~zal boxes after (You said, "On the chance that she'll bring out the bast in :. 20 yearsl) " ~ him while you brought out the beast in him, keep mum." __ You wisely reminded us, "Enjoy today-for it's later My sweet youn g niece w as m ar rind only thr ee months ....DEAR PREACHER : Althoulh the, lWha t~l w ~! than you think." - " No on.e would have believed that the man she married waii temp. s uncunge.a, over ~ years even 8=iptm line . Thank you for that tim.ely reminder, Abby. Tomorrow capable of such violence ds he later evidenced, If' only useR. m~erprecea m a variety of maya, It Is so r~,,o~uuv, u,,,, ~^ TAvAr h a'~ a'solutlon for~TOO l~Ibeg0, andlhave put offtreaflngmysofftothingeHke m on woul h conmaered a "shame" fo~ wemm to u~ ...... :, ...... vacatlontrips;alJrandnewcur, or even a really sood suit so e e d ave warnedthut earle, unsus ctin . . speak ~ mum), TIRED, whoso husband woe ready to jump into bed.at the .... . girl, she might be alive today. She su?~red such a ~atin~ courcnce temples and 'ayuqopu. ' , ,

~, .. ( PAGE 14, THE HERALD, Friday, June 9, 1978 Some doctors "r epeat edly negligent" r SANTA MONICA, Calif. The report said a four.year Collaborating with Sch- practice--was lawyer and (AP) -- Many more patients study of 8,~ Los Angeles- wartz on the report-- economist Neff Komesar, a are injured by negligent area doctors showed that Doctors, Damages and professor of law at the doctors than ever file fewer than one per cent of Deterrence: An Economic University of Wisconsin. GOROOH medical malpracUce dalms, them "accounted for 10 per View of. Medical Mal- despite complaints bx cent of all daims and 30 per ~:.:.:~:.:~:~:.:~:~:~:.:~:.:~:~:.:~:~:.:~:~:~:~:.:.:.:.z~::::~.:;:.~:~.::.:;:~.:i~.;.:i:i:;.:i:i..i.i~i::.;i:i:; physicians that such daims esat of all paymmts made ::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: are excessive, says a study by the (malpractice) in- released today, surance plan." AND TheRand Corp, report also OFTEN NEGLIGENT says "a dear subgroup of "There seems to be a clear physicians" Is repeatedly subgroup of physicians who According to our IiARDWARE STORES careless and qccounts for the are repeatedly negligent." bulk ef claims, Dr. Schwartz said in an ANDERSON "At most only one out of interview from Boston.. "A customers, it'sr the every six or seven incidents vet9 small pereantago of can be expected to result in a doctors were responsible for claim." a disproportionate number best deal in town. 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