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/ Ne ver trust Sch, eyer aga n, says I ruclea-u By VIc:PARsoNs ' take him (Scbreyer) into my ;Broadbent, the federal New which has • seen apologize if Broadbent could Lessard assured Marshal]' June tmemploymentrates In the Commons, J~lt OTTAWA (CP) -~ Prime '~ confidence." Democratic Party leader, unemployment reach post. ,t~! hfmhe had not seen the that rite government Hkely in the other provinces with. Marshall (PC---Humber~St. ! The exchange between " m e n t i o n e d t h • :Depression highs this year. exchange with Schreyer. ! will be announcing new the change from May in George'~t. Bar he) asjd ,Minister ',Trudeau anWfly ~ Sehreyer and ~rudeau on correspondence in the I]e added thathe hadtold 'what special eonside~ati0~ts suggested Tuasday that i~ job_ pkns b~en last May Commons Tuesday. Sehreyer of the plans LEFT COMMONS . projectsout betweenhls next week, department worked brackets,New Brunswick were: 12.8 per the government is ~ivln~ .to Broadbent said that if the privately. "I think this is the When Broadbent said that and the province hi order to cent (up six-tenths of one Newfoundland where the Manitoba Premier Ed when the Manitoba prem~er federalgovernment has new last time l take him into my was beside the point, bocsttbeeconom_y, per eent); Nova Scotia ll.l anemplov/ment rate of I~'3 fldenceSChreyerhadbr°kenaby- releasing, ~ provincialproposed that a Yed,:rai-of plans to deal with confidence." Trudeausmiled, turnedand Roch LaSalle (PC-- per cent (up 0.5 per cent); percPermnC~nryt.mthehighnstin ~ contents of a written !. premi...ersbeheld to discuss unemployment, then . • . left the Commons. Joliette) said long-term British Col-umbki 9.3 per Parliament was entitledto Manpower Minister Bud • Broadbent told reporters forecasts for Qucbec point to cent (up ;.5 per cent); 8ALE8 REDUCED !:" federalexchange leader in saidwhich a new.the , urgenuy-needed programs, know what they are. Cullen, who listened to me later.he is sure the June 22 even higher unemployment Prince Edward Island 9.7 The pulp and pai~.r job .creation ~o~rem was . In a messageto ~hr~.yer TRUDEAU SURPRISED exchange in the Commons, replYby Trudeau was not than the current 9.7 per' per cent (down 0.9 per industry, one of t~e "close to completion." : ~la.urn.. june. ~., "~Tuo.eau• Trudeau said he was sur- appeared to be caught of( marked confidential, cent. ' . cent): province's most importa/~ • . , " . rePuenmatsucna meeung~ prised that Sehreyer, who guard. . ~ The Statistics Canada " LaSalle attributed some of Saskatehewan4.apercont Is. experiencing layoffs AS meuommons sparred sh~dd be held in the coming has been rumored as on the Later,'in the Commons, figures for Jane revealed quebec's unemployment to (down 0.9 per eent) ; Quebec bees.use of.redu~ced sal~, over latest Statistics. months.The prime minister way to Ottawa to a Broadbent demanded an that unemployment rose in the unease created by the 9.7 per cent (down 0.3 per Mursmm sma. ,~ Canada figures showing also so, sated new federal government job, would have apology from Trudeau for four provinces, declined, in election of a pro-separatist cent); Alberta 4.1 per cent Marcel Lesasrd, rogioMd J.m]e.'s sensouelly-adjustud wo~rams, were on the way. taken Broadbent into his hlmse~fand Schreyer for the flve and remained steady at government, - (down 0.I per cent) and economic expansion ~obless rate rose toeight ~ .Sehreyer .. made ' the Confidence. sug~estion-tbey had broken 6:1 per cent in Ma~toba. Trudeau said Quebec Ontario 7.2 per cent (down minister, replkd that items cent and actual unemployed.- exchange public last Friday Trudeau admitted the a confidence. Trudeau's Newfoundland lelt the should not receive any 0.I per ent). . difficult to help the 'totals stood at 314,000, inns news release, but government is considering reference was "petty and unemployment bite the Special economic treatment In June, 1976, the ~ and paper ind..us~;; Trudeau said bitterly that it .Trudeau appeared new programs to deal witb perverse", said Broa~Ibent.. hardest, withaone-per-cent heeause of the uncertainty unemployment rate was because of international was "the last time I will surprised when Ed the serious jobless situation Trudeau repll.ed he would increase to. 15.7 per cent. over its political future, seven per cent. tre~Is, i~

61% oppOse ( ,, ' Kitimat. Port I .... I /the B.C i.bns 14, . " By~nA~t~t~K : ,!. ".:...W::~;:~:,,,~:T.~.~:w:C.~,.,~,pS ' .~ " ,, :r:i:: Terrace, Klfim:t,;hoeHazeltons, Ste:7:::2::Nas: U ,., " .8!ix~.oneporcent.~l~epe~le~.theSkeonaelectoral M •• ~s,,,ss' "'-., ] ~VOLUME : O • " Price_ ¢tnll . ..• , Lyl"~, ,~T/ instant oppose cousu'ucuon o~ a ~umat to Edmonton o.H. " " . : - ' : . . : ' ' . 7

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•l}e~er~neSeed.otlPoPrtiti°~:;etm/~e::"~l;equesiionnairewas ' n ~l~e 69"were for it. " placed ~In many area. ~1~ In a telephone interview, newspapers and response" :~':<:::v"~:::'>~:'~":~' ' ":~i~'': " " ,~ By~ surveys_,' it's "slot more .from Victoria, Shefford said camein from aft parts 0f the ...... ~:~:' ~; ,~pe~-ive" to live in the the survey provided,,a "good riding,'. Alines[ h a~.. t~ indication of public., responaents!ive in ~.timat Terl~, opinion ...... while 34 Terrace. ~ojpte ann [ailen Both itsts were done in a "This is not a tiny grouP of ~8 Smitheru rosmems-gave Febnu Safeway store, first :in vocal people but a their MI~:thelr views. . item s Febnm'y_ of this. year and widespread group from all Nine people told S~elfora Skeen~ walks of i~e," he said,' that the~dfsappr~edofthe ~ater during the week .of and ~ IJune 27 to July 4. " deseribiug those who replied questionnaire or the way u~. seoret~ to his ~luories. questions were pnrasen Shelford says he's while 21 people included The 'tit is interesting to n~'- considering presenting a letters witli their answers.' comp~ that there is very/litt~r brief before the Thompeou To the quest/on "flow VictorJ difference in the pricdg ~ oilport inquiry, ~pinpointlng much do you~.knowabout slight between here and Victeria~'~i~i lz~sible provinctal benefits Kitimat pipeline p~posar.,. betwe said Mrs. Cooper. But el~': in his submission. , almost all respenden,,~ sa~a confln cautioned that VancouY~ • "My position is: What is _ they had at least ' some recent prices might be lower tha/i: in it for the people of the kn-owledge_. comps th~ onmthee'kland. : ~ ? ~ea _.ff we -do ~te. the....~lnety~iX` individuals • , .~..% . ~., .-~-~., ,-4" rl~m~": ._ ' -:./; -:.~ , ::illlf~:~ell~ed., off., . The recent Daffy Hera~ ":" To ~elford, :~n~lits for .~~ a tlaeat to : ":-: :...... CYPJ[L .SHELFORD - Total price for the ,survey, conducted over .~ the region would accrue if the local fisheries resource one-week period in ecr!~: throughput .eharges':.We~. while 51 diecoubtedtbis. Of , products in the survey food two dollars less than the June, reve~iled that Terra~,': placed on the mo~mment ot those worried aobut the basket was $48.11 in FebrnaryVictortaprieetug, Terrace, $1.44 or three according to t~ MLA's and Kitimat prices were Amerinanoil from Alaska to effect of tankers on fish, 55 .esaen my the same, the continental:. states and thou_ght it would be direct .... : percent higher thani~i survey. Skeena prices were b~g • fundsgenerated:through .-while 18 people were -Victoria. fractionally higher tha'~~. these charges Were keptin worried about 0il's effects • The survey was conducted . Food pric~., appear, to • bY ~elford in Victoria and Victoria's, but tha~; our region. .:::.... : , on estuaries and spawning nave risen in vlctorm since .K~,~ ~,~m~ ,,, ~err~,ce Vancouver families paid i~ These ' funds would beds and "17 mentioned in February but, as Mrs. "..... ~ .... percent provide capital.to establish _l~eulur the destruction of Cooper noted, the meetin~ food costs. :" secondary , industries •i~lankton and damage to the di~ ~n ,,.v for T~wnee is Contacted in Victoria, providing 10ng term balance of "marine life," ,~,,ho--'{~v~h;~h~t~bl-'~-tothe Shelford said he was employment,: the MLA ~elford said in detailing the • h ' surprmed b the slmil ty "Granted, a good buyer, g~ believes. survey results. • season~[ pnces for fres ,. ,..,., ~,,,~..,.= h=,,,,--, he's willing to wait, can get Shelford has been • The survey showed that good buys in Terrace an.d~ popular sentiment • . Ues" corresponding, with Fluctuations in supply "Unfortunately, we can't Kitimat but inVietorla~ Canada's diplomatic corps overwhelmingly favours because there are so many l in Syrm to determine the increased development of explain the local drop ~ say that the custof living is more m~ople and so man}[../ nuances of a Syrian (his area; inraw figures, 120 salmon from',4.59 a l~md the-same in Terrace and more bns]neeses, a buyer 1 throughput tax that has. people suppert gro~vth while to $2.'49 per .pgund since Kitimat as it is in Victoria," [e~.a lot m,.ore chances,'-' t generated millions ot 20 oppose it, bu{ ~tions i February. the MLA added. ~neuora exptmnea. .- dollars for the country .over for .possible iifdust~ial In ViCtoria, salmon is - He said that when prices the past 30 years. ' strategies were as selling at $1.29 per pound," for automobiles or luxury. He promised to coufin~i , He wondered, however; if .numerous. as .the scale of ~.~ almost half our price and .items are Lncluded in to monitor prices. Canada had abdicated its •economic opportunity. ehances..for such .funds •Ninety-aix-peoplebelieve. ] because of'/contraetural 1hat the pipeline-would not agreements with the United .help employment while 44 S aies. ~aid it wbuld. Under a rate formula !'To the question Compadson similar to that used by the •concerning the need for B.C. Syrians, ~8 million would to import offshore oil and be. received annually in alternate port sugg~fionse VICTORIA 8AFEWAY levies placed on Alaskan oil 27 people/mid they did not - COMPARATIVE FOOD I'ERRACE SAFEWAY .: PRICES transmitted from Kitlmai, think- there was any .. .,~ • Feb-77. Jniy47 F,~b-~ July4~ Shelford told the Herald. necessity to bring in The MLA also sees offshore oil," She]ford Milk 2 percent 1,34qts,2 1.221trs. 2 Ll2qts. $ benefits in short term re rted. compares prices ata meat produce.counter Whipping Cream 500 ML L97 1.05 1.02 ...Edna Cooper, secretary to Cyril Shelford Cheese bulk Cheddar old regional employment. He' , '~S~venthought we should at the Social Credit office in Terrace, in a supermarket in flus c.ommumty. 2,01~ 2A5 1.89 2,19 says that 2,0o0 jobs w.ould~be' be pracflsi~ conservation', Butter 1.27 1.05 1,34 created by pipeline, eight ". said we 'should be k ,Eggs large 1 doz 1.05 1.04 .~ ,9~ construction, "and there's° investigating alternative ' Hamburger , .79 .59 ,U likely to be no other project energy sources, four Ground Beef lean .99. .99 1.01 close to that size in the next believed we should be using PRODUCERSPROMISE Round steak 2,49 2.19 2.49 2,.09 three years." rail to iramport oil instead . ! Standing Rib Roast 1,99 1.99 1.79 1,s9 "If we look straight .~t. of pipeline and ship." 1,09 1.09 .99 I / Frying CMcken cut 1,15 1.15 1.09 1.05 Oil prnces to increase Fresh,.,w Salmon 4,59 2,49 3.29 1,39 1.49 1.29,~ Ham Smoked Picnic ,99 .99 .~ Stop expansion only slig htly in 1978 ,re,,Roast Pork 1,15 1.05 1.05 Pork Chops center cut 2.29 2.25 1.59 Lettuce ,35 .49 .a Haisla demand ' STOCKHOLM.(Reuter)- with those charged by the seaside hotel ringed by Cucumbers ,55 .69 .W Oil ministers of two of the other 11 OPEC members. armed troops with dogs in a Green Peppers .73 Herald staff writer World's major petroleum "suburb of' the Swedish Tomatoes ,79 .59 .79. exporting countries UNITY RESTORED capital, sdd the ministers Apples Red Deilclous ,32 ,53 ..28 Kitimat council was told Monday that the Haiela indicated Tuesday that oil The two countries raisM were concerned at the Carrots bulk ,781bs,2 2-.53 • 38 lhe. 2 2-.49~" Indian peojple, disrupted by ind,. tglallzatton at the end .of prices will rise only slightly gsiCes by. only five per cent recent fall in the value of the Potatoes 10 lira. 1',39 1.99 1.39 1.~: Douglas Channel, would no miger permit economic m 1978, if at all. t January when the U.S. dollar on world Celery ~47 .39 expansion that Was detrimental t0 all living things in the others opted for a 10 per cent flmmeiel markets. Green Cabbage ,49 .21 .49 .2~ area. increase. Unity was , Grapefruit 2 ,50 2-.57 .40 2-.47~ Derek Wilson of Kitsmaat Vil[~e said. he was An OPECspokesman said oil prices, which are to restored when the~, agreed Tuna 6½ oz. 1.95 1,97 1.06 • .69. speaking on,behalf of the yot~g Halshi people who have late last month to adopt the .27 1,09 1.40 1.4 had enoch of ,'White brothers ~ our brothers and remain unchanged fdr the . Qatar O.il Minister Sheikh Pink Salmon T~', oz. rest of 1977, were not listed 10per cent rise while their AIXIm--AZIZ- bin Khalifa al- " Peaches sliced 14 oz. ,69 ,05 .40 sisters." OP]~C partners .abandoned ,53 .05 .45 He asked eounclh "What gives you4he right to make for discussion at the current Thani was re-elected Pears~Ives 14 os. .meeting which was plans [o hike prices by nresident of OPEC and said _w.oma~p..z5 oz, ,71 ,67 33 cleclsions :that will. affect lives in Douglas Channel?" another five per cent from 2.97 2,07 2.03 .Wilson outlined the Heisla belief that all ~ .vf~ng things ,expected to focus on relative r~e ending of the two-tier ~]our so in. values of different crude oils the beginning of July. price sys[e~n proved that s~ar 4 s_g... 2,49 2.29 2.13 1,99 axe related, be they animal, fish, or tree, and tlu/t it was 139 1,79 all ._l~ople's duty to act on behalf of thuse that can't act produced by OPEC states. OPEC was capable f La Most OPEC countries now shouldering its respou-~deLauu~. ~p~lekg, 1,67 1,69 for themselves,. , ' ,~ 1,59 1,65 I.M • I,U A split in OPEC ranks charge an average of $1&VO ~sibility towards its ~~of~; !~"." ...... " 2,95 $.Z$ 4,39~ ~. •Mayor .George Thorn, In replylNI t.o, Wlkon'.s .wo~.s, recently ended when Saudl for a barrel of oil. members and the whole • 4;20 pointed out that council's suppart for Uieoliport-p~peune OPEC officials at world in the most rational Bread .95' ,69 .65 ,49~ Arabia and " the•UAE 4932 48.11 45.10 4s. proposal west.on behalf .of 'Kltlmaz rmldenb only. ..brought their prices into line Tuesday's meeting, held/n a and sensible, manner." i • t . I 4 '"'Hijack"'"+""' '°'+ foiled'+ by sleep Preserving HEI~INKI (AP)-- An at- tempt by two young Soviet ]ast three hostages to es- ended peacefully-- face three to 15 years in ,hijackers to use a dud ' chpe' especj'ally since.it involved prLson back home. ~g~enade as a ticket to Officials said both were the Sqviet Union. Finland's Foreign Minister Paavo • ~veden was foiled by sleep from Petrozavodsk, the independbnee exists Vayrynen seemed especiaily ~!eased that the Summer's ~l~uesday and they faced capital of Soviet Karella in precariously in the shadow ~pickextradition backto the' northern Russia, and of its Communist neighbor hijackers didn't ask Finland "Sbviet Union. Seluzhko had a criminal to the east. for political asylum, which record. They said the The Finns have an would have posed a sticky The pair, identified as problem. "They wanted to "Alexander Zagirnyak, 19, hijackers carried only one agreement to automatically grenade that apparently s~ip hijackers back to the get to Sweden and •that's ~d Geunady Selushko, 22, what the negotiations were ~alked separately off an eontained no explosives. Soviet Union, and officials Finflish officials were said they wouid tura the pair all about," he said. ,~pty Aeroflot jet, hands The surrender came about /ip, a few hours after they o]~.nly relieved that the. over to the Sovietsas soon h~jack, Finland's first, as possible. The hijackers 16 hours after the hijackers fe-ll asleep and enabled their mized the Aeroflot TU-134 Sunday night on a flight ".3, ;.'V . '-' from Petrozavodsk to Leningrad with 78 aboard, " ' ,"'. !i! U.S. review shows including seven crew and • II ,the two hijackers. , • '. : ..+ , ~ i,,+, . They demanded that it be Safely prepares food 3 to 10 flown to Sweden. On May 26, times faster than conventional cooking..~nd retains the food a Latvian mechanic named •. ~+.+,~ , ~'.~" .:.:. • Lae trile ineffective Vusily Sosnovsky hijacked a values ot the same time. •, WASHINGTON AP - A new U.S. Ohio, say that in research they Soviet jet to Sweden and the I,~; government review of evidence on the Swedes refused to extradite ..~=. .J .: . "i l~r, ~ Laetrile shows "beyond serious him, saying they would try [i,: qt~estion" it is ineffective against "The drug had no effect on the growth him themselves. ?3 ' '.~' ,~ [,~ cancer, Dr. Donald Kennedy, of the tumors," said Dr. David But for Zagtrnyak and So- :~:.:.• '.,+.~,. . ,T,~ |-.:~ eommissioner of the Food and Drug Hou.chens, who conducted the research lmhko things Went wrong :;: • .... ;, -.~ iAdministration FDA, said today. With Dr. Artemio Ovejera. "It was from the outset. First the Kennedy, in testimony prepared for a neither positive nor negative. We saw no pilot landed in Helsinki, %, ; . "~ Senate health sub-committee, said the toxicity. I would have to say in this either because be was short ":"~m m.... k + "r * .~ overwhelming majority of researchers particular test system, the drug is not of fuel or because he fooled agree Laetrile is "of unproven safety effective under standard testing the hijackers into thinking it and of no effoctiveness whatsoever." procedures. was Stockholm. Kennedy called promotion of the dru~, "But this eertainly does not say it Then the ,seven crew derived from apricots, a fraud and sa~d would not work in some tumor in some members locked themselves i : " ' ''~ % •Laetrfle eould he properly classed with other system," he added. into the cockpit and escaped cancer-cure hoaxes of the past. Laetrile is banned by the FDA on through an emergency exit. grounds it has not been shown to have Another six hostages He said such a hoax can become a • i~ ~ ~ : • ..;., public• health problem "because any effect in euring or preventing escaped from the plane significant numbers of people forgo cancer. It is available in some Monday by jumping out a other threatment to rely on it." countries, including Mexieo, and 11 back door• Meanwhile, two researchers at states have acted, to legalize its use Early Monday, the Battelle Laboratories in Columbus, within their own boundaries. hijackers began negotiating All Presto :Cookirs ~ 'fro w~th Finnish officials L,+II i , ~+,.~,;.~.~, d~slgeod to allow lhe use of Prolto+s Ix¢lulivl nlw bllklt + +. a +ow o,,.. not .,_,up" the =..+,+ jet unless theyto,,+ were save time and energy wltlle .,,,-o..,..-.-,.+..,..,;,..,...,,remove solids ~om slews, Me.:' Alaskan oil may =,owed to fly to Sweden. petlzingpreparingdishes,nUtriti°us'Don'tsettle•P" to allow thlcke~ing et breth o(~ But Sweden banded• any for anYthing less than famous . (~, gravy, and tO, cook up to 3, • entry by the hijackers. Presto quality and con- • different courses separately; venlence. , at the same time. ' ; +, flow untd next the theC°Ursehiackers'°i' ' I ~,. • +. u'i~ .... week =oo+,'Ing , .J • released all the women and : ~ + • .,,,- ,, -ok i. -+ ' .,+o o.,,,.,..... n fr oo.o o,.o.. There.o.o..o. is some queshon,+,- operation, miles from,.,,on the North .o SIpe three rou Then in the rIv~l~R,--d, ~~ mmill~i Presto Conner o, 0.. ., .... ,__o willwhen.+h=o resume its ~o; throm(h Pipeline• " ' oaro.Service • ,,,e,k, Co. the blast" and five others even•g,-.~j,.c ,~,o;, ,~,to ...... hostages t ! M ode I 41 8 L Wr---- i t~e 800.mtle transAlaska- ,preszoe-.t r~. _,o,d .e o,o.p ~ were mjurea,...... keeping...... only three . . .. • . Cook . Monaay mat eugmeors no • • th " ni ht Iloias 20 - 16 oz. Jars ~ry and state ~ be able ~t r%t~rxtt t~, piOl~ceia~er~°fe Aly~k: ovDerU:2ngeby f~tigue }fo~m , i 7-32 oz. Jars " , Model 411 " ...... ';', ~c.ia~ say. oil .will •.be ~l.pe.un,,e m e few sar~movement of {he oil the long ordeal, Zagirnyak i 4,60 oz. Jars Holds 10.16 oz. Jars "~ i !..~ovinj~ "by t ne, eno.ot t_ne uay~_ ,,, 7 hilllnn lino h,~ from Prudhoe Bay field to and S einzhko fell. asleep, " 7- 32 oz. Jars ','~ i ~e~ tor sure.., uu( me.rap ,. ,,.,= ~.,.~. ;~%-_--.=-_-.- ~ the Valdez pipeline their last three hostages ..... teaera! surveillance om.eer v,=v).~m,u .uuw, ~y ~.~ termeniis could resume by escaped, and the hijacking " I " ' ' " ~ "." '~:' ~ ~ sa Ys it" will be "some •me e~eay, wnen an explosion Wednesda or.Thursrl-y," was~er ...... L...+~" --" ...... " ..... ~+.:,~,,' .. ;...... "'~, ...... ' ' ' ~''' ..... ' ' ' ~ . = "~' 1 ""' '~"'".... "•:!+d[!l"" i'/* o..,~ i~:,.o r next week" before the ..d~oYed.~..P .t2~.pho.~.e.. at •.•... Y: ,• ~ • ~.,~=,-~,,',,~,,~-;~:,~ I~,,~•:+~~. [[ , I -i I,,, :-:',,,,::, [.~ ~ on~,.m., iiiIIIilllllllliiiilillaikiiXiiliiilXlllllllXlllllllllllXiillllllllll ' I I"Z~ • / U U 4~[t[ F~--~ ~/::: :"'

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• on. me, says Kerster to b e improve d . il; • VICTORIA .~'(CP) . -- . allegations thai he in the corporation," Kerster Herald staff writer "Because of the incroased •" ~GoorP "Kerster (SC-- ' impfopeHy interfered with said In an interview'. ;~Cpq~l&m),•said Tuesday i cla]n~ rulin@ made by the The Social Credit MLA Kitimat council has giver bynumberpeople,of vehiclesthere :ithat it s .i evident: Crown-owned Insurance said that by interceding three readings to ~ by-la~ frecluenfl¥ lnadequah~ i "somebody's doing a Job on Corp. of British Columbia. " in four claims, he that will upgrade )ff-stree, park'i/~gspace'pYov[ded," ~b ~ma" in eon.n.e¢fion with "I ruffled a few feathers on the toes of. parking spaces m" said. • * ~'. " some. ., offidak. residential zones in the cir. The manager Kerster's statement The new amendments will recommends that for area= followed the latest increase parking zoned for multiple development on the charges. requirements for dwellings, two parkiplJ .if: • ":3,!Socreds. may against him. apartments and townhousos spaces must be pro~'ided for Alex Macdonald (NDP-- and complete a series of by- each dwelling unit and o~ Vancouver East) told law amendments which, additional space for evmT~ .~zzd~.rs_ that a document since October, 1974, had five units. :have to dig deep he has obtained contradicts ~ed eff~,treet parking For boarding houses, the :." vlc'ro~ (CP) - Three comUttee last year. material defending Korster stipulations on othe~ forms requirement would be ene • :;Secl~ Credit members of' The act says that ff which was tabled Monday in of housing. parking space per slee~i ',.the ' British Columbia three did - disqualify the legislature and which In a report to the district, room aria another for every! !.k~la~'e could be faced themselves by takl~ the shows ICBC broke its own municipal manager Art three ,sleepin~ rooms," :withaa::l~_~ out-Mpocket money--and such a i'uling rules in paylng'0ne ~, the Carrie says Kitimars Carrie sugges~en. . :i.!paymentff they are f~und to would have to be made bya immediate concern is the He also recommenu; !.bo in breach of the Judge--they each are re- The specific case in parking requirements for provision of one space for i ConsUtution. Act for illegally cpd~-edto forfeit iS00 a day question deals with a claim multi-family areas, every three beds in a ' expense mon, . for each day of sitting in the made after a car was stolen "There are cases where welfare home or rest home: ;~ew Democr:~¢ legislature after the from Surrey Dodge Ltd. on apartment.parking lots are and two parking Spaces fori i Party has charged that ~disqualiflcetion took place. June ~, 1975. At the time, ~ed, sometimes beyond each mobile home ori "Recreation and' The forfeiture would Kerster was president of the capacity, by the vehicles detached dwelling. The' •~Co~orvatim Minister Sam. occur after a member of the ..firm, but steI~pedd wm upo.n belonging to te~nts, and latter rule is similar to the! ~iBaw]f,A~eultureMinister ImbUe would sue in "any. belng~eciedh)thehousem visitors are frequently parking r~idirements forl Jim Hewitt and __C~grge' court of competent ~.mbor, 1975. ~ required to park their cars single |amfly units. F~I~ (SC--Coqultiam) Jurisdiction." The claim for damages to on the street," says Currie. )01 funeral ii • ~breanhed .the act by As of. today, 1 the the car was rejected b~. "Examples of this would • i~~ mq~nse money legislature.is in i~ 82nd da_,y ICBCon the grounds that ~t be cars parked oh arterial ~h~n-tl~homlng ministry, ofsittlngauringunsyears had been filed too long a~or roads st~.h as Haisla Blvd. . .~whileserving ~a special !session. • . ' . theiucidentoecurred. EnjOy/rig the adjacentApartments. to theThis Haislais a Funeral services for the i };;i ..A,.. r t V'"- ' sun partieularenncorninwintor iate, Carolyn Edna Doll~ ep O with snow removal anu aged 86 . take place on! VUW . ISI[ I efface .,=, J.o. (left), Steve Beasonn, brlelperl~la of sunny weather in Terra= storageproblems." . Friday July 1Sth at ,:00 1 : KaY 'MaePherson, Women since 1960/Kay school groups and is Jimmy Wilson and Roy Wolverton (right), by slttlngoutsMe on the park benches on Carrie said that p.m. in the Sacred Heart i pk/lents at Skeenavlew Hospital, enjoy the the grounds. . . ,, t o w n h o u s e a n d Catholic Church in ~emld~nt of the National Macvhorson was National iworklng, at pi'esent, as.a coedominiumoecupantsare Terrace. i ~etlmcommittce, Status of President for four •years. volunteer among .urea=, . often individuals who may Prayer service wiil he ! .W.~ will visit Terrace. During that time she hciped ~eem~.n.•cOnun'um'O'l~lian'm a.na a ~.ortuguese ,,. reimbursed have two vehicles or held Thursday evening at: ~'/~k additional recreational 7:30p.m. in theCatSoUei /. A spekmpemon mr'me to the Government on. sen . ' ' Contributors' vehides. Church. Terrace' .Women's foreign poll Born- and edacated in Burial will be in the New ~zaiion Nan bieulturalism, healthC~a, England, Kay Macphorson Herald staff writer commerce which had Inaor passage routing up to $26,850 towards the advanced the money from a Kitsumgnllum cemetery.- ~, ~aE~erson the status of women. " was trained as a the sum o~ $25;000, said convention. . MacKays Funeral She has represented VOW phaiothorapist: She worked Two major contributors.to special account for C~Tie, ',Currie said the meetings will ha meeting with local the 1977 ffoatingconvention promotion of the Kitimat "I had actually called on Services are in charge of ~gaslastion members as at conferences overseas, for six yce.m in Mon~enl wore a success in large part arrangements. and been a member of before going m Aew of the North Central port. them for their cheque in that as a result of" these ,lad.. of a ~g aeress Municipal Association will Kitimat Pipe Line Ltd., ~tham B.C. official delegations to Asia, Brunswick to organize ,amount at the time I had to donations. Pros/dent of the National Niet'Nam, and Middle East Irentment programmes for be reimbursed for at elust whichhdddo~ated~'~5,000to prepay the Charter fee of Corrie thanked council for Aetim Committee Status of and European countries, the Department of Health ~rt of their support thanks the district on the proviso $90,000 and had not received the confidence it expressed Women to visit Terrace July Her expenence in NAC and during k polio epidemic. a $19,165 surplus enjoyed that the Princess Patricia payment for delegate in the administration's other organizations has Shehas worked in various bY the District of Kit/mat, convention ship follow the accommodation to cover ability to 'pull-off' the OllOCUlllmll ~ Fay ~Scl~enon has been included organizing capadties for the C~nadian this year's convention co- proposed su~er route it,'.' he said. ' somewhat innovative •4m ]~.utive memberof the conferences, lobbies to Pl~ystotherapy Association ordinators, at least as far north as In a financial statement convention arra~ ements" lOr AN-t0 PM Parliament and workshops and was Ch-'-al~son of the Reporting to district Ketchikan, • was being attached with Carrie's and cited, in partS, ular, the National AcUen Committee count, Kitimat manager .reimbursed for $10,165. written report, it was shown ~ the Status of Women on issues concerning Ontario Board of Directors contributio~ s c [ Aid sk~e Its in~l)flon, and was women, of Physiotherapy for twelve Art Carrie said $9,000 was ' The company had agreed that Kitimat's chamber of Buschert and Ellis, Mrs. •iflecled President in 1977. • In addition to her other years. being returned to the to underwrite the extra commerce and individual Hanunercluist, Mrs. Sage, She isa member of three of work, Kay Macphorson has She is married to C.B. district's• chamber of expense of the Ketchihan- businesses had donated and Adrian Jones. NAC's. participating been a board m&nber of the Macpherson, Professor of eeg~katiohs: Women for University Settlement, and Political Science at the Where you apply for a ~ Ins~ce 1~Itieal Action; Voice of is currently on the Board of University of Toronto, and ' the : ~ve three, grown.--...... -:= ~~ NUmber'afid~vhat youhe~l whext:y6u apply. ~" Whei'e? Your local UIC office.What will you need? W~nea. She has also been a Ch.rch Committee on the For-: further information amdidate in the, Federal Church and International about the Terrace meeting, Proof of your identity. :5 ¸ eleeU~ of 1972 and 1974. Affairs, She has been acUve contact Nan Harrison at &~-- • if you Were born in Canada, you'll need a : A memhar of the Voice of in ratapayer and home and 5854, primary document like a birth certificate or a baptismal certificate from Quebec. Naturalized Kitimat council rejects Canadians need their citizenship certificates. If you're a landed immigrant you~l need your im- migration papers.Originals or certified copies carnival safety standards are needed. ' , : .e~! stali'Writer Those speaking.in favour carnl~,al grounds,r andthe Youql also need secondary identihcatiox~ It A motion ....to require of enforcement of the bylaw electric.power distribution can be something official with your name on "travelling carnivals to pointed out that the unit. emn_ply wlth .t.l~ mnicipal requirements should come Dawson's it, like a dri¢(~r's licence or a school report card. .code pertalmng to are as no surprise to the Wagnor recommendations would •Here photocopies are fnn~ req~e_manta of people,. They wore advlaed have seen placement of fire You don't want these important documents tents-,, electrical in a lettor from Fire Chief extinguishes- at a number installations and other Dawson of the deficiencies of spec.ffic locations. Ks lost or misplaced.That's why we ask you to eafety:related items was of their operation when they well, allof the tents, air "go, in person, to your local UIC off]ce.The~ll ap- de~eaTzdin Kitimat Council, made tiwir last appearance ~pported structures, and Mo.nday night. , . - in Kitimat in June, 1976. the tarpaulines and prove yourdocuments on the spot, help you ~iThe. oppositinn to the In his letter, Dawson decorations used jn with your application and send it to Ottawa.You motion" felt that strict pointed out some of the connection with such can take your documents home right away. q~nforcoment of the deficiencies he observedin a sh~clm'es would be trente~,~.., t el munieiiml law, adopted fire inspection of the to he fire restricitve 'iti''?*' Youql get your Social Insurance Number card in h~0an tile NaUomd Buffding £~rinor's Carnival. conformance with the •the maiL ~, ~lht~Jx~t ca~exVabal~y He said an exp°sed light National Building Code. ~t"~--t~mmM the ~dents ~ bulbhad burned a hole in the Voting spinal enforcing If you can't get to a UIC office you can go to material lining the interiors the bylaw were Mayor a Canada Manpower Centre or you can mail .fl~ p~p~ar form of of a gambling booth.. Fire Thorn and Aldermen ~t ebtertak/n~t. • .' extinguishers were missing Banyay and Ellis. your applicalion direct to Ottawv. But you~l have /One show unuer from important' arsas such Voting for enforcemem to send original documents or cerl~ed dkeusslen Was the Wagner as the take-out stand, the were Aldermen Buschert copies. And if there are problems with your ap- F.': ~hows earulval dun to arrive trailer. in which the. and' LeBlanc. cohow in Kitlmat in the near. donghnutfryerwaslecated, Aldermen Burnett and plication or documents it's going to take f~ture, the general area of the Patzelt were absent. longer to iron them out than it would face to face in a local offic~ someone • Establishing your identity is the best way to make sure your Social Insurance Number WANT/| stays with the right person. And that's pretty important. • ' 1"~", .,SAL|SP|RMON, | Government Gouvernement of Canada du Canada

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4 f PAGE 4, THE HERALD, Wednesaay, July 13, 1977 Critics draw bead on Otto Lang Published by Terrace - &lS.&I$7 Slerllng Publishers LM. , Klflmat • 632.5706 HALIFAX CP - An almost daily barrage Parliament the Nova Scotia government COMPLAINS OF COST years ago, when user-pay was first Circulation • &lS.2877 of criticism is being fired at Transport was in favor of removing the Sydney to Morgan eomphined of the cost-sharing announced. .... PUBLISHER... GORDON W. HAMILTOH Minister Otto Lang by political, business Truro passenger train service. ratio the federal government insists on in At that time the governmentsaid it would MANAGING EDITOR... ALLAN KRASNICK and labor leaders in the Atlantic Procinces. tang, replying to a question from Bob the $125 million promised by Lang in life a subsidy oil flour shipped to Halifax KITIMAT MANAGER... W.5, 'KIM' KIMBLE Critics have accused Lang of imperilling Muir PC-Cap Breton .The Sydneys, had highway and airport aid. The provinces and Saint John but it creat~t a storrd over CIRCULATION MANAGER... JACK JEANNEAU Atlantic Canada by forcing higher freight told the Commons he receiveda telegram want the cost-sharing to be on at least a 75- the possible loss of jobs. The bill that would rates and ferry fares, planning to eliminate from Regan indicating the province lad 25 ratio, with Ottawa pa~ing the greater lift the subsidy has not been passed. Published every weekday at 3212 Kalum St. Terrace B.C. A some passenger trains and charging switched its position and now favored share, but Lang has instsL-~i on a ~0-50 Freight-rate increa.s~. !n 1976 caused member of Varified Circulation. Authorized as second class "ransom rates" at airports. abandoning the service. formula. further forore, espociauy from chambers mall. Registration number 1201. Postage paid In cash, return Among the critics have been Liberal Regan replied that the telegram in no Premier Campbell has attacked Lang's of commerce. .The storm gathered postage guaranteed. Premiers Gerald Regan of Nova Scotia ana way indicated he favored abandonment. 'department on a different front after intensity when Lang announced last fall Transportation Minister James Morgan Eastern Provincial Airways threatsn~l to that Ottawa would forgive the st. Lawrence • NOTE OF COPYRIGHT Alex Campbell of Prince Edward Island, as well as chambers of commerce, opposition of Newfoundland said it is time for the boycott the new Charlottetown airport Seaway debt. • politicians and the Atlantic: Provinces Atlantic provinces to take the gloves off in terminal because the transport ministry's That, said regional officials, meant The Herald retains full, complete and sole copyright In'any Economic Council. • " dealing with the federal minister, porhaps proposed fees for landings and rentals Ottawa was sul~.idizin~.the .sea.way by advertisement produced and-or any editorial or In a strongly-worded statement last going as far as "to have the prime minister would be too high. Campbell said Lang's several billion douars while applying user. photographic c~ntent published In the Herald. Reproduction week, Began said Lang was "m direct tell Lang to change his arrogant attitude department was charging "ransom rates." pay to its competitors in the less-wealthy Is not permitted without the written permission of the toward the Atlantic region." Atlantic criticisms of Lang go nack to two Marilimes. Publllher. variance with the truth" when he told Interpreting the news Indigestion Defence cuts from smoke divide Britons • You enter the hazy room and squint to make out LONDON (CP)- A are bein~ heard from the barest outline of objects only a few feet away. British Labor party service chiefs, NATO allies committee report, and the opposition Hesitantly, you feel your nose swelling, your eyes Conservat/ve party. twitching with the stench and sting of smoke. advocating defence cuts of &L5 billion ($2.7 billionL is In support of its proposals, Finding an unoccupied corner, you drop, causin(g debate and the committee says the , breathing shallowly through the mouth. ' dissenmn within the ~rty current levd of expeudltu~ '!May I help you?" asks the waitress. and, to some extent, within is placingan unaeeeptabl~. "Oxygen," you gasp. the government itself. . drain on the economy and Eating in Terrace and Kitimat resaurants at • Opponents say the that Britain's contribution noon hour is the most severe form of masochism. proposals, if fully to NATO is unjustifiably unp].era.anted, would reduce higher than that of other The goal of ameal is nourishment, replenishment Britain's nuclear deterrent members. for the body. But in some of the smoke-laden and air force and slash by. Reduced spending, the eateries in both cities, the air itself, which during onehalf the country's army committee argues, would peak hours has a visibility of but a few feet, is not contribution to NATO forces make , "a positive contribution to lessening iffe-supporting, uranteur in Western Europe. It is only conditioning that allows a rests The cuts also would result international tensions and to operate an eating premise that is utterly in an upsurge m may therefore actually unemployment, they add. increase international contaminated with hydrocarbons, nicotine, and The Labor party security." carbon monoxides produced by the burning of committee, appointed by.the TAKES ROSY VIEW tobacco. Non-smokers are conditioned to accept nartv's national executive •The report says it seems meekly the discomfort and hazards imposed upon ~u~d'including two cabinet unrealistlc to fear that them by smokers. Smokers, on the other h.and,.are ministers, spent three year~ Soviet Union, with burdeiis conditioned to assume the right to indtuge meir studying defance costs an in Eastern Europe, "woldd suggeeted the government wish to compound these habit without consideration for "innocent has these options: problems by taking on me who are forced to breathe the • Phasing out of the Polaris additional problems of a roducts. nuclear submarine force; conquest of Western All acrces the continent people are beginning to NPaaYingoff four major Royal Europe." realize the stupidity of caring in smoke-infested vy ships; cutting the "Defence cuts," it says, places. It does not require any heightened Army of the Rhine to 30,000 "might contribute to a .awareness or expanded conseiousness a brief men from 55,000, and policy of emphasizing Ca: "Oh, picking up -- and you?'" cancelling two versions of operation, rather than pause to think will suffice. The purpose of eating is the Tornado multi-role hostile elements" in EaS~- to maintain life and health in the body, but eombat aircraft. West relations. breathing air which is positively grey with smoke SEEKS INFLUENCE The depth of dissent cannot he seen, even by the febblest mind, as In my opinion Left.w~ party members within the party itself is anything but unhealthy. ~ind~ca.t~d~~t~ A number of Canadian and American res~urants -will infliience gove~hnient ~ tb" " tlie rep~f"'~hfe'h have adopted a non-smoking policy. Such a policy UFO conference needed hovetbe-reeommendationsdefence policy but sources expresses regret at-.,'the close to the situation say relative lack of eo-operati~ cannot be said to discriminate against smokers any Defence Secretary Fred from the mip.istry of defenc~ more than laws against drinking in public places Mulley is unhappy with the in preparing this discriminate against drinkers. Forbidding By JOHN WALLACE Congress. perience: metal found at purported document and is likely to document.'r • smoking in places such as restaurants and More than a thousand "It wasthedarndestthing UFO landing sites in Brazil oppose it at the party's At one stage, the report supermarkets does, however, ensure the right of CHICAGO (Reuter) -- believers gathered at the l've ever seen. ltwasbig, it and Sweden in the late national executive says without giving names, non-smokers to breathe air free of the toxins which Considering they've Pick-Congress Hotel here was very bright, it changed 1950s; committee meeting later differing views were smokers choose to inhale. porplexed mankind for a the weekend of June 25: colors, and it was about the --A curious metal ball this month, expressed ab0utthevariow In all likelihood, eating in smoke thick enough to couple of thousand years, astronomers, physicists, size of the moon. We found in Florida in 1973. • Rumblings of opposition options co~!dered. cut is more injurious to one's health than eating in it's about time someone held psychiatrists, engineers, watched it for 10 minutes It's those few cases that unintemationalcoaference educationists, and everyday but noneofuscoulebmgure also~rplexDr.Hynek, who Mad/son -bike the same room as somebody's dog. It is odd that on "flying saucers." folks whose interests out what it was. adnuts most sightings can germs too small to see with the naked eye get more In ancient Rome they ranscend the everyday. "One thing's for sure. I'll be explained by natural attention than pollution too thick to see through. were "flying shields," in the Ken Arnold was there-- never make fun of people phenomena: weather • Restauranteurs in the two cities may be reluctant Middle Ages "ships in the the original "flying saucer" who say they've seen balloons, satellites and c~it~ of U-Sm to impose no smoking regulations for fear of. sky," in the late 19th guy. unidentified objects in the such~,s alienating tobacco users. In the end, however, the century "airships," and The Boise, Idaho, sky." those few today "unidentified flying salesman and pilot was Yet many persons do unexplained ones that we're move would likely be lucrative, for non-users would objects" (UFO). flying over the Cascade make fun of UFO interested in," he said-- MADISON,Wis. (AP) .... to do with the traffic. You flock to an establishment that displayed such According to a Gallup~ Mountains. in Washington aficionados--the "ridicule those that can't be kissed off You see them everywhere, can make it a lot faster initiative. poll, 15 million Americans state on June 24, 1947, when harrier" to serious scientific as "swamp gas" and "mass zig-zagging through around town on a bicycle have seen the phenomena, he saw nine delta-winged study, according to Dr. hallucination." downtown traffic, parked in than in a car, and you don't All other things being equal, there is not a non- long shiny rows on campus have to worry about smoker alive who wouldn't prefer a smoke free including President Jimmy craft below him, moving in Hynek, a professor at COMEIN ALL SHAPES andeven whipping along the parking." . !. Carter. Sightings have been formation at incredible Northwestern University 'environment in which to eat. reported in every country in speed. , and director of the Centre ~'.President Carter's edges of 40-m.p.h. Tom Walsh, a city traffic the world, at a rate of They flew "like ,~saucers fornUFO Studies in n.e~r~y eimbiguons UFO description thoroughfares. . engineer who will disburse around a hundred every skipping over wa~t~," he Evanston. ./.i~, :. is ilttle better than most eye- Madmon, where two- up to $300,000 onbiking night, told a reporter la~F..,The Thus, re'speet'ed witness reports. UFOs, it wheelers outnumber improvements this year, A handful of persons reporter threw out(that profeq[ionals like Dr. James appears, come in all shapes automobiles, may be the said surveys show that 68 Bravo! claims to have had physical delta-winged business, and Har0~er, biomedical and sizes: shiny footballs, bicycle capital of the United per cent of all city residents KiUmat council rejected a motion Monday which would c o n t a c t w i t h the modern UFO era was engineer at University of luminous jellyfish, big States. And the city may be are regular bicycle riders, have required travelling carnivals to meet provincial safety extraterrestrial humanoids, begun. California, ran some risk by pancakes,'beautiful flowers, showing the way for othr and three of every four standards before being allowed to set up in the town. and scores say they've "If I'm crazy, I'vegot a attending the conference and even Christmas tree communities trying to,cope weekday bike trips are for We say BRAVO. There's far too much emphasis placed witnessed spaceships lot of friends,'Arnold told here. ornaments, with the energy crisis, work, school, shoppin~ on safety in the world today and too little on reckless fouy. landing on earth, the congress. "I started off open- "Yes, some of it's pretty • In Madison 1here are kids some other noh-recreation~ KiUmat council has shown the way to the rest of the "The phenomenon of Count President Carter minded in 1960," he told farfetched stuff," said Dr. on short bikes with tall purpose. ' province. With any luck we could ha.re a horrendous UFOsexists.Astowhatitis, among them. It happened reporters. "But then I r~n Hynek. , handlebars, bearded Tim McDowell, 9.2, a disaster in Kitimat with half the popuzation going up in we don't know," admits one night in 1973 in ito some cases that were But don't tell that to Betty students on rusty onespeeds salesman at a lar~.e family smoke on a fun-filled Saturday afternoon. astronomer J. Allen Thomaston, Ga. Inthebook impossible to explain as Hill. She and her late with balloon tires a'nd bicycle shop, sad rides Bravo gentlemen. Hynek--reason enough for UFO Exist, Carter is quoted natural phenomena:" husband B~,rney were businessmen who strap who bought'10-spoeds in the the first International UFO as describing his ex- ---Strange fragments of 'NewdrivingHampsh[real°ngahighwaydesertedin, briefcaseSEuropean~racers.t° sleek bicyclespastareasgettingthey comebetterto 1961 when, she swears, they There are even pensioners depend on them more. Smok/ng on t~e job were abducted by a UFO. pedalling sedately down r,We,ve had more interest "They. came to check us shaded residential streets this spring in the $200 to SS00 out to see if we are advancee on big tricycles. ~ bikes than ever before," be enough to be friends," says "We figure there are said. . Mrs. Hill, a rather plump, somewhere between 120,000 FATALITIES FEW aging matron ond one of the and 150,-000 bicycles in Official, said perhaps subject of survey star speakers at the Madison," said Jerry 4,000bikcsa year are stolen conference. Tomezak, bicycle control in the city and there has KITCHENER, Ont. (CP) people in five indus(ries in smoking, she said. "They" were humanoids, monitor for the police been an average of two -- People who smoke at the Waterloo Region will be Comparative figures for about 4½ feet tall, who tOOK department in this city of bieycl e fatalities a year in work-- who they are and questioned this summer on Canada are not available, the Hills aboard their 170,000. "That's three ~e 1970s. " . how many cigarettes they their smoking habits and Carbon monoxide, one. of spaceship, for a, physical cars."bicycles for every two "The number of bicycle smoke each day--will be the attitudes to smoking, on the the byproducts of tobacco examination, accidents is only two per • smoke, "goes straight into ' The aliens "erased" the He said the University of cent of the total number ox subject of a survey to be jObT'he~ample includes food the blood stream," said Ms. Hills' memories of the Wisconsin campus, with accidents ii~ the city," conductedRegional Lung by the Association. Waterloo and clothing workers, Nancarrow. experience, but a nearly 40,-000 students, is Walsh said, "but about 90 Pare Nancarrow, management, labor and "lt knocks the oxygen out PaYchiairist~rovivedthem responsible for much of the per cent of~ the cyclis~ program coordinator, said industrial nurses, of the blood stream, goes to through hypnosis, boom which has ,seen the revolved suffer injuries.'! the study will also try to The study is financed by the brain and then starts "Come to New number of bikes in town He said it'S still safer to learn about the reactions of the national health and reacting on you," she said. Hampshire. I'll show you double since 1969. / bike than drive a car smokers' co-workers who welfare ministry. "The person becomes less where they've been" said MAKE BETTER TIME because the ~lds of gettin[[ don't smoke.. Ms. Nancarrow is efficient, less productive. Mrs. Hill. allt~ycanafford,''"F°ra lot of studentS,he said.it's less.inan accide~it.:are so mu~,! Smoking. on the job has interested in the costs oi Some people get giddy. The Rumors whirled at the However, other portions "It should also ue never been studied, she 'smoking--not only to the ultimate reaction is death." meeting that by year-end, of the community are also emphasized' that hicye!os said. employee but also to the ' In addition to the time lost the government Will make beginning to rely." on are subject to the same "There have been studies public and the employer, lighting and smoking the s o m e r e m a r k a b I e bicycles, vehicle traffic code as done on smoking in schools, In the United States, $800 cigarette, studies show. that disclosures about UFOs, "Besides the cheaper cars," he said, noting that public places ... everything r, illion is spent annually smokers are off work upto with much of the infor- east, it has become a lot not unusual !or cyclists "1 decided to come in today. The but smoking in industry." helping people who have 15 days more each year than mation coming from the CIA more popular for energy get ticketsfQr running st~ poolroom's packed." To fill this gap, 3,800 illnesses directly related to nonsmokers, she said. and the FBI. reasons. And some of it has signs. ~ .... ~!!

9 to be $2.9 million. agreement, with Um owners," ne sum. MaKe HarrB, on a ,~-yara' q~q[JJJLrl,t~]L'DUCll~ ILtilUI:Ili ,IP.lilltliy vilrlous IIl~llln prwez~llmll. decision to approach owners," said Alan • "Eqimlization is not a pass play with quarterback ran for the other Toronto TD ~Tthe WHA was reached Eagieon, executive director. gigantic issue although it's Jimmy Jones, and Jimmy about three minutes from STnTING DATE: August iSth, 1977. despite the fact no of the NHLPA. an important one. The deal Edwards on a one-yard run, time, then caught the Ticat agreement had been "Equalization is not a will be scappered by the provided Han~ilton's major defences napping by SALARY: s16,oe0 per year. r~tched with the NHL gig.antic issue although it's NHL owners' failure to scores. Both were preceded running over for a twopoint ~layers' Asseciation an unportant one. agree among themselves, by Donnie McGraw conversion tio bring tghe (NHLPA) on a new "The deal will be not the players." fumbles. Argos to ~vithin two points. NORTHWESTCOMMUNITY COLLEGE collective bargaining pact. scuppered by the NHL That set the stage for An- The players have owners' failure to agree .h~cated they would go among themselves, not the Riders may open drusyshynout, but the to veteran pull the Toronto game .REQUIRES A . along with _ the NHL's players." kicker was denied last- ,~ecb~atew ,~WHA P.SO,L si:CnmRYTOT,e PR,"CM. "t.~a~'s "p¥ovided tliiit representatwes are set to without Gabriel kickminute floated heroics tothe whenleft of thehts' changes are made in the meet with the governors this .~.righ,_up~H_gh~..,Ea rh~.e;_~ he..~d collective bargaining afternoon after the two kicked a field goal, convert DUTIES: ..agmem.ent, particularly in oups meet separately in g and another single off a wide Duties are of a general secretarial nature, ore quite varied, and will be • e, clause governing free e morning. OTTAWA (CP) -- Defensive tackles Glen field goal attempt. agent compensation. The' The governors will also Defending Grey Cup Weir and Gordon Judges, similar tothese expected of any secretary to a Senior Executive Office in NMI.,PA wants the scale of discuss a revised playoff champion Ottawa Rough middle linebacker Carl "We didn't lose the game, Business or Industry. cOmpensation based on t.he system in their morning Riders,'coming off the short Crennel flanked by we ran out of time," Cabill .Mla~. Of the free agent wno session. end of a 28-9 shellacking by Canadian Wally Buono, who said after the game. Toronto Argonauts in last has replaced Mike Widger Except for the. second STnTING DME: As soon as pe.ihb. B4S~ week's final Canadian new an outside iinebaeker quarter, when the Ar~ Football League exhibition for Riders, and Chuck seemed frustrated by staY game, may be without all- Zapiec will be looking for a penalties and fumbles, the •SAIJY; Starting Salary $1053 per month. star tight end Tony Gabriel strong game against Ticats were doing most of U.S. tops Canada for [oday's season opener Ottawa. the serambliug to hold their against Montreal Alouettes. The Als have indicated load. Apply with resume of qualifications and experience, and names and Gabriel suffer~l a pulled Mklmm of three rofs~mces to: in Pan Am meet hamstring in that final Joe Barnes will be the The Argos netted more game and Tom Dimitroff, starting quarterback but yardage--334 to ~S--.moved Dr. D.V. George, Principal SQUAW vALLEY, Calif. 17 with less than eight Ottawa defensive coach Bob the yarsticks more ozzen--9-1 Northwest Community College (AP) -- The United States minutes left in the first half, the offensive coach, said O'Blllovitch-said he doesn't to 15-- and outrushed the " P.O. Box 726 exploded for l~_'~r_~i~ht Tuesday the team won't, care who starts. Ticats--16,%96--for sizeable won the first Pan.American know until game time Terrace, B.C. Confederation junior points using the fasfhrcaR.., whether Gabriel will play. SAYSRIDERS READY margins in all departments. VIIG 4C2 women's basketball Brazil took second place , "We're prepared for both A ~ast-quurter thrust that tournament with an 89-47 in the tournament with an Qimitroff said Argos of them,"he said. "Wade is saw Ealey connect for five victory over Canada, 80-73 win over Peru and a 4- "kicked the tar out of us" primarily a drop-back passes totalling 57 yards to capping a five-game sweep. lnr~ord over-all. and Riders will have to get passer and Barnes likes to tight end Peter Muller, Tree tournament pitted moving. . ~,*! Spi,~t*out.:' almost ~a forgotten man in teams of women under 19 Peru took fourth place in •Alouettes play a bruming O'Billovitch said that one the A~gonauts offensive' years Of age. the final standings while defensive game and some Of Ottawa's weaknesses last scene in the last year, also.. Mexico edged Puerto Rico familiar faces will be in year was 8iviz~ up ~e big gave the Argos tlie edge in Notice / West Coast The U.S. ~ls, !cading S~.- 70-56 for fifth. ~theimlineup. play for an easy toucan)own.- paging, 189-168. • of/0/! Ports

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~ . ~voflshil~ H@t#l / The Government of Canadahas appointed • / Dr. Andrew Thompson to holdpublic hearings Wln¢ouver, B.Co / into the social and environmental impacts and I broader concerns associated with construction , Nothing like it Monda~ July 18, 1977 / of .marinetern],/nal facil/tles a'n.d related to m'l ' I tantmrtrartlc affecting canaea's wesr coast. I p.m. / The purpose of the opening session of the Canada's most respected'8 year old whisky. • . /. ~orrnalhearings is to hearthe opening . . " / statements of part/c/pants, including detailed • / descriptions of the projects proposed for So smooth, so mellow, so very mixable. / K/tima¢ British Columbia, and locations on • / Puget Soundand the Strait of Juan de Fuca. • / Individuals and organizations can / participate in the Inquiry by appeering and • / stating theirintentlon to become participants • / or by notifying the Inquiry/n writing. / Participants who wish to make opening / statements are required to inform the / Commission Secretary by telephone no • . / latertheeJuly15. Telephoneco/lectto / (604)666-2251. . / The formal hearings will open at Ip.m., / Monday,July 18, at the Devonshire Hotel, / Vancotlver,B.C. Thereafter, sessions will be / heldfmmga.m, toTl:45a.m, andfrom • / I:30 p.m. to 4 p.m. on successive days until • / opening Matements have been completed / For further information contact: / WestCoastOiIPorts Inquiry / @th Floor, 549 Howe Street I • / Vancouver,B.C.

/ I Dr. AeMtwwA Tbomlnon Only Y,O; is V.O. // • I Commission Counsel !

#AGE 4, THE HERALD, Wednesday, July 13, 19T/

,! + ¢ ,- m Guess who, topped GORDON & t American League poll ANDERSON NEW YORK tAP) -- Red were counted in this year's There was an even tighter ~--,~Carew, Minnesota Twins' balloting, far surpassing the race for the starting ~brilliant first baseman who mark of 8,-370,145 set a year catcher's spot, where bring you ~_.has been flirting with the ago. Five American I,eague Boston's Carlton Ftsk edged players topped three million Thurman Munson of the .400 mark all season, heads Yankees, 3,476,028 votes to LliHARDWARE STORES K =the American League's votes each. The closest race in the last 3,362,177. g five years took place at The starting outfielders THE Stadium, it was announced shortstop, where Rick will he Carl Yastrzemski of - Tuesday. Burleson of Boston Red Sox Boston r Ricmie Zisk of Carew received 4,292,740 edged Bucky Dent of New Chicago White Sex and votes from fans who York Yankees by just 3,426 Re~gie Jackson of New O participated in the balloting votes. Burleson received York. Jackson climbed from . GU for starting positions on the 2,221,349 votes to 2,217¢923 fifth place a week ago to the all-star teams, more than for Dent. No. 3 spot with 2,259,475 any player in the eight-year YANKEE AT SECOND votes to 2,201,771 for ALL LISTINGS SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE. history of the fan voting, Completing the starting fourthplace finisher Fred according to final tabu- infield for the American Lynn of Boston. |Randolph, Burleson and ::laffons reles~,d by baseball League will be second ... r ~ce~missioner Bowie Kulm's, baseman Willie Randolph of • isk are all first-time ,d/rice. the Yankees and {bird "starters in allstar " Carew, batting .398 baseman George Brett of competition. Wednesday July -through Monday night's Kansas City Royals, last George Scott, the AL year's batling champion. home run leader with •~mes, received 15,®5 votes CFTK BCW a KCTS KIRO ~more than the National Randolph was an easy through Monday, finished KING third tn the balloting among (NBC) (cec) (CTV) ]r tpus) • (ces) ~League leader, Steve winner, receiving 2,846,479 am~ :.Garvey of Los Angeles votes to 2,053,642 for runner- first basemen, behind Carew and New York's :00 Mary Hartman Salty Emergency. t,qr. Rogers -Dodgers, also a first up Don Money of Milwaukee Mary Hadman Salty Emergency Mr.+ Rogers :'baseman. Carew has been Brewers. Brett had a Chris Chambliss. And the Emergency Elech;Ic Co. league leader in runs hatted News Room 222 "chosen for the starting team tougher time, getting :,15 News Room 222 Emergency Electric Co. . .in each of his 11 major 3,058,453 votes to 2,671,129 in, Larry Hisle of m~ mm Minnesota, came in sixth in Hourglass News Hour Zoom ~esgue seasons. for Gralg Nettles of the Yaw Hourglass News Hour' Zoom :: A record 12,562,476 votes kecs. the voting for outfield spots. != Hourglass NewsHour Love • Hourglass News Hour Tennis =__ mmmm~immmnm m U~ 61, Welcome Back Good Times MacNell. 3 Kotter Good Times Lehrer 3 Nalor Leogu+~ Witness To Oasis Roughies feel bomb _7 ='+] -++, Baseball: i esterday In Space WINNIPEG (CP) -- Bernie Ruoff accounted for tip catch for a touchdown at :3O The .Life and Bionic Nova Ralph Brock ran for one the rest of the Winnipeg ' 14:21. Macoritti added a 21- Times of Woman Nova touchdown and passed to scoring with a 32-yard field yard field goal in the second Grizzly Bionic Nova Richard Crump for three goal, two singles add four quarter for an 11-7 Sas- ;45 Adams Women Nova katchewan lead. mmmmmummmmmi others as Wbmipeg Blue converts. " CpO I Nalor Movie Of Great Bombers erupted in the Steve Mazurak took a 50- The Winnipeg defence Sharkey L~gue The Week: Performances second half for a 33-11 yard pass from Ron shut down Saskatchewan Comedy' Baseball Keep It In Great Western Football Lancaster in the first after that. Time Naior The Family Performances Conference victory Tuesday quarter for Saskatchewan's Wiunipeg's domination in the second-half of the game, Kingston league night over Saskatchewan only touchdown. Bob. Baseball Roughriders. Macoritti kicked a 21-yard played before 24,844 fans, Confidential Worlds field goal, one single and a showed in the statistics. In Together " The Bombers trailed the convert. • the half, Brock hit on 11 of 14 CTV News Anyone For • =defending conference Saskatchewan controlled CI~xnSSes for 155 yards and NIR~s The Notional Tennyson champions ll-10 at the half, much of the first half. p and Jay Washing~n News Night Final News TonlgM Hour Late ~mainly because the SHOWSCONTROL ran for 99 more. Over-all, JL ]L The Western Final Movie: :Saskatchewan defence Lancaster demonstrated the Bombers finished with Show 7refusedto allow Brock t9 get his ball control talents as 351 yards net offence, 234 of Late Show: ~he offence moving. . Winnipeg had only 11 plays it passing. Saskatchewan .'+ But the third-y~r signal- in the-first quarter, ~ of had 297 yards net, with 244 ~aller ~ot hot in the secona those punts. The through the air. 12++I+++ +,++++- .half vnth the help of some Saskatchewan defence held Brock finished with. 21 ],,xcellent punt returns and the Bombers to six first completions on 33 attempts, turnovers by the defence downs in the first half, five while Lancaster and Eric '~t gave Winnipeg good of those coming on a 71-yard Guthrie, who played the last Thursday July 14 few minutes, combined for .field p0sition. Brock di- marcm that led to Crump's Wheel of: Fr. Giant , Jean Price 90 completions on 44 ,:+,a ++, i, ..... , ~rected the Bombers to 23 •first touchdown in the Fortune . ,+ Non AmJ, ! . Cannes • ' • • E,h:~ h~ •:, v I i .L.l_. + ~.~w.e~ed. ~ints, +...+: second quarter ...... attempts. The Winnipeg It's Anybody's.... JW'. :Dress0p. : . +Deflnltlon.~ + + l tj t o?l+~ b ,~ .:.: "+ + +++~ ++~ '.'.,'~l;mnp,.gettiJ~ his first ~ Meanwhile, Laneasterpu[ ' defeiice turned the ball over Gueu - ~Mr"Dr~s'l .Dellnltlon - "full shot at running back, the Riders in position for to the offence five times, on immmlmmimlilU three pass interceptions and t for Sesame First Young & :took touchdown passes of Macoritti's single at 6:32 Stars . Street Impressions The Restles ~seven,. nine and 25 yards, andMazurak made a finger- two fumble recoveries. Chlco And Sesame Hot Hands Search For The Man Street - Hot Hands Tomorrow mmmumummmlmnmm ll4nlluutmtvi I Summer '77 Noon News ltness Noon News ~ sot Adam.12 As The Programs may be ,cancelled CBC News Adam.12 World Turns Lives inmmmmmmmlm umumummsmmmmmmmmm 7 12. g back sports and recreation Wild Movie As The :. PRINCE GEORGE, B.C. quarterly payment, due Days Of World Turns (CP) -- Roger Adolph, head April I and not received until programs. GJr Lives Kingdom Matinee: Adolph said a major The.Doctors Death Valley Guiding of the British Columbia June 6, caused the B.C. The Doctors Days Ught ~qative Sports- and office to close and lay off conflicthas developed with imiiminiumii ileereation Advisory five full-time and three the federal government over , Another Allin a sports and recreation The Family The Family Committee, says some parttime field staff. ~ World Hamel Match native sports prol~rams "We have been operating evaluation. Another Game . might be cancelled thm year on a shoestring budget, not "Ottawa decided to do all World m~m alimnmmmmm l~ •ow.•.•Nan if agreement is not reached knowing what is going to the evaluation by sim~l" Take 3O Alan Hamel DInahl ~vith the federal happen year to .year," he having us fill e-ut forms Take 3O Show Dinahl Another Dlnahi government. gala. a Local Initiatives Program .. The Ladles Nan Celebrity Oinahl - Adolph and other Adolph sai~l ~he project," he said. "We told 3__ Cooks WorLd comm~tte members are Vancouver office closure Ottawa we are not going to ".--- Sesame scheduled to meet in Ottawa means native Indian sports f/I out the forms with the Choice WorldAnother Street Thursday with fitness and clinics and a province-wide ~m'otic questions." Zoom Lucy Show Sesame amateur sports department training program for Indian • Aldoph said the federal 4+:45' __ Zoom : .Lucy Show Street officials. recreation leaders will be government keeps asking The committee wants a stopped. why there are not Indians in larger role in program He also said other the Olympics, but then management as well as a provinces are planning to refuses to provide adequate .greater financial shut doown offices or cut funding. commitment from Ottawa. Adolph said in an interview Monday from Vancouver that B.C.'s APPLY H0W ++ program requires ~00,-000 grants a year. The federal F0R government has contributed Ill Prsssure Canners ~t00,000 annually for five years. The national Indian sports A JOB iN THE FALL 4tl 418 body operates under ~irection of the National Indian Brotherhood with a The CanedlanArmedForceshaso"nlngsfor ' A~:~llllrll&iveiiqvi____ mandate to develop sports young Canadians capable of passing the en- 69.95 and recreation programs for Indians in Canada. n,.. o ---.-- : Adolph said a late II - excellent career and pay opportunities Smile - wormlearning travel a ,redo I 11 0,her 0anners if you think l :: you're in shape. Openings are available in Sea Operations, Land Operations and some administrative and elec- (~ trlcaI and mechanical trades. ( 12 96 34 9§

For Further Information: ) PaRTICIPOCrlOfl' ,JI ?~e Clnld~n mOVlme~l I~ pl+lOnll Mr~s$ Fimec¢In ~ur l~a~ youknow b's right. +! A MilitaryWednesday atCareer the July Canada Counsellor 21 from Manpower will9:00 tobe Centre4:30 In Terrace p.m. J ~ GORDON PTDABN ' DA6~ ~~L?A~ '+i=! ~)

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~3. For Sale - Misc. 47. Homes for Rent 49• Homes for Sale 58. Mobile Homes 14. Business Personal I I

r I -- - F~:---~ -The Herald, 3212 Kalum Street instant Printing For Rent: • 12x42 one bedroom • For Sale 3 bedroom pan.abode Surban 1976 Chev Silverado as .. P.O. Box 399 Terrace, B.C. on 10acresofland. 2 fireplaces, new 6800 miles. TrsHorlng • Webb Rofr|praflon trailer one block from Thornhlii ;~;! Phene63S.6357, Terrace " and Photo Copying,, School, prlvate lot CAM-. w- w carpet, full basement and special with weight distributing :~.!.... Phene'632.ST06 ~23 SOUCIE 635.2108 spiral staircase, skylight, hitch, air conditioning, 454 va, Parties united .o 10c Per Copy PLETELY FURNISHED, . ~ : ' " KItimat Steady end.reliable people only, carport. Land Is partially P.S.P.B., auto., radio, tilt ' ~.Subscr!ptlon rates: Single Copy Totem Press & Stationery cleared. On pavement. Priced steering, speed and cruiser 20 conrs. Monthly by carrier phone Brlon 63,5.9191. (STF) control, rally wheels. Asking 4550 A Lakelse Ave. to sell. $65,000. Phone price $9,600. Phone 635-2697. (c- Three Dollars ($2.03). Phone 635-7412. For Rent: 3 bedroom 4 plex on against P.Q. bill Yearly by mall In Canada 645-4454 7,8,9,10) Authorized (CTF) 2,104 Pear. Has basement, wall : $40.00. Senior Citizens $20.00 to wall carpeting through out. after 6 p.m. per year• sarvlca 1~ I 1972 12x68 Elmonte mobile QUEBEC (CR) -- All' tactic to end th,, hearings of Repairs to Refrigerators For Sale: Tappan elecfrlc" Phone 635.5941. (P.7,8) II ~' Yearly by.mall outside Canada Owner leaving soon. pricedto home, 3 bedroom. New Lr. opposition members in the a committee ,:0nvened to "~1.00. . Freezers, Washers, Dt~erl; range. Eye level oven with 4 In good condition. Asking Quehec national assembly listen to briefs ,)n the law. burner retractable on lazy House for Rent: 2 bedroom. soil.' A cozy 3 bedroom, !.:.Autherlzed es second class mall And Ranges Phone 635.5986 (P.7,0) modernly built home In $75,000 complete price, 635.7394 joined Tuesday to vote The new law maintains by the Post Office DapertmeM, (Ctf) susan metal stand. $7S or • ev~nings, 633-2421 collect closest offer. Call 635.2993after Thornhlll. Features a lovely against first reading of Bill provisions meant to make :~:~!ttawa and for payment of. mural In living room - anytime. (p.8,9,10,11,12) .postage In cash. 6. (p.9.9) 48. Suites for Rent 101, the Charter of the French the everyday i~ aessifleds due 24 hours prior to fireplace, dining room with 1974 Estate 12x68 Expando French Language. language of (uebec and patio doors - sundeck - lots of living room, 3 bedroom, fur- ': desired day of puMicatlon. $2.00 Ceramic Lovers CEDAR PLACE kitchen cupboards - attractNe The revised version of the retains re~triction.s i~for first 20 words, 10 ceMs each For Sale: nished, very clean condition. I!IRAL APARTMENTS bathroom - workshop 1976 Starcraft lS ft. boat and PQ government's language channelling the children of ~.~wordthercafter. No refunds on Gresnwere laundry room.. bill was approved by a vote all newcome: s to the ,~¢le~ifled ads. OARFENTRY Blsqued elves - ready to palm troller, 70 h.p. Johnson, 20 hrs. Custom firing to 27" 4931 Welsh Avenue This 1800 sq. ft. home sits on on motor. Extras. ~,500 firm. of 51-32 after more than two province int,•, French Hobby Hut two-thirds acres. Furnished Phone 638-9395 (P.4,5,6,7,9) hours of debate on the bill's schools. Coming Events Low Ratsi Suite 113 or unfurnished. Taxes :I. ~o lob too big or small, fru 3936 McNeil St. admissibility. . . A controver: al sectioh ,~flm.ates on remodelling, 1 to 8 p.m. weekdays. (P- Terrace, B.C. $51.08 only. For Sale: • 1972, 12x68, 3 Opposition memners exempting th, language Welght Watchers meeting held 5,6,0,10) For view phoneafter 4:30 p.m. bedroom, Paramount Mobile ~.,every Tuesday at 7 p.m. at the" ooflno, porches, siding, 635-7056 at 635-3986. Home, sltuated on a large lot 5 charged the government charter from $,~eguards in ~:K~ox United Church Hall, 4907 ~inuna, spraytex calling. was abusing democratic the Quebec hv~nan rights pnIe ~u 1094 For Sale, weaner pigs. 635-2603. Hew 1, 2 and 3 bedroom suites miles out of town. Asking prlce i" Lazelle Avimue. (ctf) for renh Fridge, stove, 51. Business Locations $16,000. *Call 685.5605 after 5 process by introduc'mg B~ charter has b~ ~ removed. ~kfor John after 6 p.m. (cfl drspes; carpet,: rec ares, p.m. (P.4,5,6,7,9) 101 whefi Bill 1, whicn k In its place s a clause ~'Terrace Oupllcete Brldge Club FOr Sale top soil and sawdust. sauna and pool table, with Consign your car, .,truck .or replaces, still is on the order which states tl ~ law does will commence play each security enterphone and For Sale: 12x60, 2 bedroom 19. Help Wanted Call 635-2603. Ask for Kevln. trailer. Let a protesslenal se, iT Statesman, Partially furnished, paper. . not apply in c~ses , Tuesday nlght at 7:30. Play wlll (cff) elevator. Absolutely no pets. for you. falling 'he In room 4, Caledonla Hlgh TAXI DRIVERS eft) Copper Mountain heated 8'x24' ioey shack. T h e g 0 v e r n m e n t within the juris(:,ction of the ;~:bool. All brldge players are Full t'lme, part time." Cln, 4 2" Ruled lumber. $20 per EMerprises Ltd• Asking $6,200 or reasonable almounced it would bring in rights chart(:~" 'or the Invlted to attend. For part- Ilcance and police permit thoosend board ft. only. Price .' . I~15.4373 offer. Phone 635-7349. (C- the new law last week as a Ombudsman. ' norshlp or Information phone required. Contact manager, Skenna Forest Products. (ctf) DL 0060SA 4,5,6,7,8,9,10) •635.7356. (CTF) Terrace Taxi - 635-2242. (¢tf) 01inten Manor (clf) FOr some real bargains in used Furnished or unfurnished studio 12X60 mobile; h0me. Includes .;Thornhlll Calorie Counters women's and children's of' / I bedroom, apartments. Transfers - Plates. Sales Tax. washor, dryer, frldge and stove. "meet every Tuesday, Thornhlll WANTED: clothing, household Items and Security eMerpnone. Pnone See Wlghtman & Smith - 19 cu. in. freezer. Fully fur. Truckaccident Elementary School, 7:1S p.m. toys see the seledlon at the AUTOPLAN agent. 4611 nlshod Includes black and white ~New members welcome from Applianoe Kltimat Workshop at 660 W. LakelseAve. Terrace. OPun T.V. Wailtow&llcerpet. In. town Terrace and Thornhlll. Columbia St. at Rlverledge. Saturday. (otf) eludes $250 gallon fuel tank and empties Open 9 to 4 week- ~ 2.propane gas tanks. 2 [oey ~Loyal ardor of Moose Lodge No. Teohnioian days...donatlons welcomed. shacks one 6x18 other Is 6x8; 1820, Terrace, B.C. Masting (cff) QUEENSWAYTRADiNG Both Insulated and panelled; 'held every 2rid and 4th Thur- 3215 KALUM Set up In Jacobsen Trailer Court ROCKWOOD,Tenn. (A~) embankment ju, t inside city 638-1613 !sday every month at 8 p.m. ReqUired Immedlalely. For Sale: 2 - 10 speed bikes, I. in Stewart. Phone 636.2598. (C- -- A truck carryin~ highly limits. ~one 635.4641. (ctf) men's, I ladles. Also 5 electric 5,6,8,10,11,13) ' - ;toxic hydrogen bromide gas ORDERS El ~,CUATION • Excellent " company heating pads, 2 custom gas. 2 Bedroom al~. with frig._end Quality used goods, furniture benefits, "competitive 62. Auto Camps, Resorts went out of conu'ol on an Mayor Arve i McNelly ' INCHESAWAYCLUB tanks for Ford pickup I~A T 1972 stove, elestrlc heat. Free and aopiicances. We buy took to the radio to order all Meet every Tuesday night at 8 salary. Apply tO: 4x4 For with power take off. laundryfecllifles. Nopats. 3145 scrap brass, copper, furniture expressway Tuesday, in the skeena Health Unit. For winch. 635.3981 after 5. River Dr. 635.6445 (CTF) end anything of value. (CTF- Lougheed pop.up camper for crashed, and spread a cloud citizens to leave after • more information phone 635- F) impert pickup truck. Propane of stinging fumes that fumes spread ov :~z the no .rth, -'.2847 or 635.3023. IlanaIer |lS||r| For Rent: Furnished one stove, furnace and Ice box. prompted evacuation of this and east sections of the city For Sale: Small couch, 2 chairs, bedroom duplex at 3936 Sleeps two. Reasonably priced. 4111 LIzelle tape recorder, home built bunk Mountainvlew Ave Thornhlll 52. Wanted to Rent Phone 635-5501 or 635.7251. (P- valley town's 5,259 and began approaching :,B:C. Heart Foundation In bed, single bed. KOH sforeo. Phone ~ (CTF) s,6,8,1o) residents, downtown. , Memorial Donatlens may be 6 I-U41 Call 635-5290.~(C- .. Wanted to rent: Respensibie At least 30 residents were Hydrogen br side is .s4nt4o Terrace Unit, Boo 22, 7,8,9,10,11,12,'13) family of 4 seeks furnished 63. Aircraft for Sale i!/Terrace, B.C...... -- . I house or trailer. References. treated at a hospital here, nonflammable gas th~(t Carpenter to work on house Delta Wood Shaper complete but administrator John turns brown on eXl~ure ":~ .'. Parents in Crisis extonslon. Must have roofing with stand end motor. Phone I Suites tar Ileal l 2.3 extension 5 (P-7,8) 1946 Ercoupe 2 place airplane..• Couch said none of the air. When mixes wire ".Are you making your own llfe experlenco. Phone 63.5-7586 (P- 635.9454. $275. (P.7,8) Purchase outright or 50 percent. injHurieswas serious, moisture, it can cause: :~/id your" chlldren's mlserable? /,0,9) I eyston e _ co.jt 157. Automobiles share. Phone 635.,1328 owever, the truck's burnin~oftheeyeaandaci~i ~F~I.C.'s goal is to help you 3 4. For Rent - Misc. • IAparmwnTs' ~_"~ .r,.. I Truck ~or Sale: 1973 V~ ton (CTF, M.F.) driver, a . woman .,~se bql'Ps0n the ILkI~amJi.t~a~ ~ecome the lovlng constructlve ltsi Accountants are l%d~ll:Scott., one=,~.O..l :~heawduty'£J~:~;Spee~tr.ans~ C ..:.~ ...... ' ...... ' :nariie=has,not I~qi,rele~zd, ~ n~uc~us' nembr~ :,~re~t ~ou really •want to be. • Should h~ve gonoral Trallor lot for rent:: 124X150"fl. • Rec: ve,hiCle's .... ~..... ~iA~ ~nqulrles absolutelyl accounting ~h~lhlstratlon. I ~-thrAe bedroom I good runnlhg oroor, gooo'r|res, 66.' was killed in the crash. Her in lungs. $50 per month. Close to schools I"--__._:::;_- - - I very clean. Call after 6 p.m. at As clouds of fvmes pour~ :~'cOnfldentlal. Phone Mary or Salary Is negetlaMe. Apply at ,in Thornhlli. Phone 635.2346 Isr I apar~rnenm. 1 635.2993. For Sale: 19' Triple "E" travel husband, Robert Thompson, /John :<635.~119or Jane 635.4607. Mills Memorlal. (C.7,9,9,10 month free. (CTF) trailer, fully self contained. In 42, of Longview, Tex., was out of the truck, firi~ !;(ctf). [ =o= =oo I '') new condition. For In- taken to hospital where he department crews sprayed For Rent: Street level office or l I Car for Salei 1968 Chrysler formation. Phone 635.5344. (P- was reported having trouble them with water in i~:,? Kermode Four Wheelers retail space, with small Self. • - Newport ,- Everything power, a,5,6,7,8) : ~ings 1st Wednesday of each WII breathing. anneffort to turv the gas int~ apartment behlng. Phone 635- windows, brakes, steering, very As the noxious cloud-- liquid hydrobrrnic acid-~ ~tnonth at 8 p.m. in the meeting 2425 anytime. (CTF - F) clean, good cendltien $400. Call For Sale: Hard top tent trailer. :team at the Sandman Inn. For Experienced Dining Room Suites for rent: Like new two sometimes described as which could be~|eutralized: Waltressas bedroom fully furnished house sffer 6 p.m. at 635.2993. (p.8,9) Sleeps 5, good condition, 2 .~fu:rther Informatlon phone 635- 37. Pets trailer. No animals, no singles. burner stove. Asking aDS0 reddish bgown and The feders: Energy ~3442. • and sometimes as yellowish-- Research and [:~velopment Experienced Bartender $210 per month In Thornhlll:~2 1 ; 69 Chev: Tanem Dump Phone635.2697. (C.7,8,9,10) Part.time Cocktail Waitress 4 Year old Reg. ~ Arab mare blocks from school. Phone 635.. Truck, $4,700. I.- 72 Chev slowly moved down., a - Administration at near.by. :'Meatlng - Terrace B.P.O.E. for sale. Phone 635.5688. (P. 2482 or view at 3347 Kotoed. (C- For Sale: Surbsn Rotary Motor (Elks Ledge). First and Third Apply 635-9161collect " Tandem Dump Truck, S7,500. 1 mountainside towar a me Oak Ridge said it suppliea For Interview 4,6,e, lo,12) 7,8,9) 73 Chev Tandem Dump Truck, Home. 1976 Chev Sliver A.D. steel mill town, residen~ emergency breathing tml~ :Thursdsy of month. O.O.R.P. 6800 miles, cruiser control, tilt :(ladles of the Royal Purple) - Bavsriaa Inn $8,800. 1 - 74 Chev Tandem •were taken to s_ch~is at and special acid resistant •4332 L:akelse 38 Wanted - Misc. For Rent: .. 1 fully furnished Oump Truck, $9,200. 1 - 73 Ford steering, air conditioning, Second and Fourth Monday at bachelor Suite, including all C.P.P.S.D. automatic, radio. nearby Spring ,iu ana clothing to rescue worker~. Month. Terrace !/2 ton truck, $2,200. Ovlaft (c.8,9,10) Wanted, resr end for 68 Mer- utilities "and cable vision. 2 Trucking & Co., 30 Morgod, Rear window defrost. Asking Kingston, wnere t~ ~ross The agency also wa8 Blocks from centre of town. Phone 635-269~ (C- bf,hcials established sending soda [~h for the , cury Vs, ton. Phone 638.8276. Kltlmat. (C.7,8,9,10) $9,600. (cff) Phone 635-2619 or 635-5672 (p- 7,8,9,10) I emerl~ency shelters and neutra~zation operations: :ii ALCOHOLICS t~hpllcaters will be ncceptud by 8,9) For Sale: 1964 Plymouth 2 dr. food lines. According to the truck's i ANONYMOUS • Northwest Logger Wanted to buy. 1800c.c, Mazds super stock, stock car. Ex- 68. Legal ~iMonday, Thurs., Saturday. The tractor-trailer, logs, it left Magtlolia, Ark;; Assoclntlun for the position ot or Courier engine or truck of 49. Homes for sale Folice Patrol Car. Phone 638-" eastbound on a stretch of Monday morniz,~ and was Phone secretary manager. Appllcams same with• good engine, 635- 3384 after 5 'p.m. (P- OFFERS FOR VEHICLES :.. 638-1021 should be ,famlller.~k~v'lth the 2603. (ctfl 7,9,9,10,11,12,13) Interstate 40 made slick by en route to ~e Hexaceil 635-789S legging end canal.~...,5!n- FOR SALE: OFFERS: Plainly markedon • rain, went over an Corp. in Sayert!wilie, N.J~," dusfry; Please spply in" writing 39. Boats & Engines 3bedroommodqlarhome, Truck for sale: 1974GMCSafari. the envelope "Offer on P.T. to Box 606 Terrace, B.C. (C- Grand. 454 Power steering, No.41 wlli he received by the :8~ Card of Thanks 5,6,7,8,9,10,11,!2,13,14,15) ~1~ Sale: Fourteen ft. chestnut Full basement$34,900on2 acres power brakes, custom cab, flit underslgned, on an Indlvldusl or canoe Scout Modal. Excellent. Phene635.3469 stcer~ng wheel,, radio, tape lot basis, up to 3:08 p.m., Aug ust ~eclal thanks to Dr. Kobarski, ['~IR ..W.b~.t~!..:: W~i~"ls'l'equ!red cundifon. S~ Phone 635.5501Or , or dack,_heavy duty suspentlon, 5, 1977 for the following whlch Construction st 'ts : [~'. Strangway and nurses and by ~;'u,nmer School of the Arts. 635-7251. (P.5,6,8,10) ,.,.c:,'.,',~::~e.',,',: .. 679-3961 S~,0Jl0 miles phone 635.4246. (C. may or may not be comole.~,' sfaff at Mills Memorial Hospital $S.~ par hour. Call 635-7558or ...... (otf'Ju;'Jut) 7,8,9,10,11) and located "as is and where is" end Skeena View Hospital. 635-7507 and lunve message. at the Ministry of Hlghwsys /To everyone who attended 43. Rooms for Rent Older IZ)0 sq. ft. spilt.level, 3 F~r~ie: 1965 Chrysler. In top Yard, Hazeiton, B.C.: hit $4 millbn -" prayers and funeral. DonMlan Hooptlnl atton~nts.are n~Kl~. Room for rint wlth kltchm, bedroom hombfor s~11F Nelson c0hdHIon. Completely powered. 1970 International 4.ton Dump !~o the Heart Fund, flowers, Applications snoum naves - faclilfles for single gentlemen Road, Now Rams. NeTMsmlnor • Can be seen at S021 Halllwell or with Cab, Chassis end Box. box Herald staff writer Wreaths, and cards of sym- mlnlstrating general In ths bench' area. 635.~I~I repairs. Idesl starter home. Phone 608-1682. (P.6,7,8,910) ilff cylinder missing - Modal worth ~00,000. :" .pethy.. knowledge. Salary Is Owner eager, to sell. Make an. 1700, Ref. No.S.4196 Building permits value~ Major perr~dts wer6 .:.Father AIIlson and Father negotiable. ~ Apply at • (c~IrO. ) " r • offer. Wlll accept lot or morale 1962 Ford Pickup, Good 1956 Chevrolet 4-ton, Model at $627,600 were issued bl issued at the end of tl~ McCarthy. The organlst Fred Minlatrafor at Mills Memorial Prlvote entrsnce, near town hemeontrade. Call 112.~62.5691 condition, Phone 635.4320. (otf 1953, c.w Bslblrnle C~ane, the district of Terrace last month to Bobsiefl Potulen. Hespftsl (C6,7,8,9,10) sleeping room for rent. or 635.7353 to view (cff-f) .mf) Reference No.5.1355. .month, lfftingto almost $4 Construction, $40,000, fob /'Delirious lunch served by Bathroom for your own cen- 1969 Fargo, ~'4.ton &man renovations to a servic~ C.W.L. Store keeper needed. Should venlence. Reasonable. 635.4013 For Sale: Attractive two For Sale: 1965 Chrysler. in top Crew Cab, Model D200, million the total valueeof .'.'For the husband sad dad have .experience. Salsry II or 2703 S. Eby. (CTF) bedroom home on spacious city condition. Completely powered. Reference No.5.3750. construction starts in the station and to 'he Skecn~ Mrs. Lea Dskin end family. H&U Local100. Apply atthe lot. Good garden and eight C4~le seen at 5021 Hslllwell or To view or for further In. • cit] so far this year. Valley Gur~ Nanak Administrators at '. Mills • 45. Room & Board Wtd. producing fruit trees. Close to 638-1682'. (P.6,7,8,9,10) formation, contact the t;ommercial and •Brotherhood, '.10,000, fol~ Memorial Hospital. (C- downtown, schools and Mechanic Foreman, Ministry of institutional building construction (~f a Sik.~ 6,7,0#,10) Looking for a room to rent• recreation center. Idesi • 1973 Ford crew cob.: 1973 Ford 3 Highways, Hszelton, B.C.,' provided the bulk of the Temple. "• Around the Thornhili area. starting home for young family ton pl(:kup, 1970 Ford f.108, 1972 telephone 842.5555. Earlier in the month, 1.3. Personal aged to the schools. (c.e,9) : or couple. Reasonably priced. Datsun pickup• Carl 635.56~ or Llcences and registrations economic spur represented 24. Situations Wanted Phone 635-5501 or. 639-/~1. (P- view at 2609 Skeene St. (ca; ere not Included. by the permits. Johnson took czt a permi~ Offers must be accompanied for construct ~n of T0 Laurence Brown formerly or WORK WANTED 47. Homes for Rent 5,6,e,10) Two commercial i:Hazelton.Terrace area: Bulldozing, basement digging, ~1~r.asle: Toyota six cylinder F by a certified cheque or money structures valued at a total radiator shop and three .:Would you Immedlsteiy • Recend. head com. order made payable to the permits were issued for~ •landscaping etc. Backhoe Suite for rent. Stove and frldge. of $240,000 and industrial c~ntact' Laura "" Yochlm,', work, rata.tilling, post hole plate with starter, carb alter-, Minister of Finance for 10 construction of private 'Minlstry of Human Resources, For s qulot family• No pets .. FOR SALE astor. Headers, AI shape. , percent of the Md. If the suc- construction estimated to di0ging. Phone please; Call 27 Widgeon ask for cost $230,000 were d~vellings. :4506 Lokelse .Ave., Terrace, 639.67~ Made sn offer. 635.9541 after 6 cessful bidder subsequently :B;C. concernlng that urgent M~. J. Nunes. Phone 632.2770 ' by owner. p.m. ((:.5,6,7,8,9) t withdraws his offer, the 10 commenced during the Last year at this time, 'matter of your child, Robert (cft) (p.e) percent payment shall be liable month. permits for cuastruction 1972 510 Datsun auto. Excellent to forfeiture. valued at'lee, than $1 :Ra.ndell Brown, BD August 12, 32. Bicycles, Motorcycles New mill buildings and 1962. (C-7,8,9) condltlen. Radial summer and The highest or any offer will burner under construction million bad becn issued. Bedr®m house for rent: winter tires. Radio, tape deck, notnecessorlly be accepted, but The 400 per cent increase in •1975 Honda C.E. 500 T. Vlew Large kitchen and living room low mllee~le. Phone 635.5979. the bearer of a successful bid by MacGillis and Gibbs will ]4. Business Personal call 635,9634. Ask for Bob (p- and dining room and washroom. will be required to pay the S.S. cost the company ~00,000 construction stwts this year 9,9,10,!1,12;13) CIoseto ~.T. Kenny School. No PRICED FORQUICK Tax. while an office building represents :~conomic kids• Frldge and stove. L635.7939 being constructed by improvement fo: all types of %!~KILGREN EXCAVATING ~3. For sale - Misc. SALE A.W. Charlton, CHAIRMAN Small cat work, 420JD. Land- (p-0,11) Almarlin Holdings, 3221 Eby construction, I~_'~1 on the Purchasing Commission, Street, is estimated to .be building permit~ bsued. ,scsping, backfilling, stump House for Rent: 2 bedroom. Parliament Buildings, i~emovsl, clearing. Truck, IN- hay now available. • References needed..635-2898 (c- 1964 Mercury 750 Tandem duml Vlcforla, B.C. I I tandem axle. Hyab 17' Flat. IJacksen 635-5611 , 6,8,10) Iruck In good running condition ~ck, 20' tandem axle trailer. ! (¢-8-6) I ,' ADNO.41 • 1977.78 CERTIFIED Phone ~3S.3112. Ask for Wayne. • HILLSIDE LODGE Architecturally designed June 29, 1977 PRESCHOOL SUPERVISOR' (df) I home on well.Weed vlew lot in' .i/- 4480 Utile Avenue 636-1838 (c.10) Ro'werlng almonds, flowering Sleeping rooms, housekeeping Terrace• Over ~ sq. ft. Commencing September Ist, 1977 ~ ABLE ELEGTRIC LTD. :tabs ready to bloom,, lilacs, finished on three Isvels; ~r01t trees & berry b0ihes, a units, centrally located. Fully '.Class A Elentricel Contracting. furnished. Reasonable rates by Special f~tures include two to work with .F.ree Estimates. Phone 63S.5876 ~oad selection of tlowerlng & flrepllceI, four bedroom, 2~ )momental trees, shrubs & day or week. Non.drinkers SPECIAL NEEDS CHILDREN or 638-123!. (dr) only. phone.635-6611. (cff) bathe, separate dining room, Apply ,in wrNing before July lath ~vergrems particularly sult~ laundry room on main floor, ...o.,,..om. :Golden Rule: Odd lobs for the for our northern cllmote. 3 Bedroom Row Housing Suites. ric. room, lundlcka ifld :lobless. Phone 635.4535. 3238 ~i UPLANDS NURSERY mere. Unique and privathl Mobile home for sale: 1974 ~ei.e you'll find "~e B~,,ut~ Full basement', IYs baths, half Ms. Jennifer Davies L ,Kalum, (otf) Mock from schools, 5 minute Weatvlew Dr. . To view Premier, double wide on large ~f Nature for your Nome. call LlS43t0. treed lot, on water system,• Executive Director walk from town. Suitable for ChlM Development Centre '.~:~ ABLE ELECTRIC LTD. Comer of Helliwell & Kalu~ femllles. $250 per month. 6- (C.L5A,10,15,15) large shop,, cement floor, Use an old toothbrush dipped Refrlgeratlve Contraotlng ~ Lake Drive In Terrace. Open 1( Iocatsd In Thernhlll.r Pheno 635- in suds and ammon|s to give I~ 3rd St. Kitlmat, B.C. V$C 2He In.~,to 7p.m,~Mon, to Sat. month lease. Apply Sulte 108. househeid repairs. Phone - 4530 Scoff. (ctf) ' 4246; (C-~,0,9,10,11) a sparkle to cut glass, I I ~Iff6 or 638-1231.(df) ,, • la~d Sundayl. ~ls4a61. ' II --, ,% " - " t ' t i

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DEAR ABBY: I am a 61-year~Id bachelor who never married bemuse I took care of my widowed mother WhO. just died at the age of 93. I am somewhat withdrawn and never bo.d .any girlfriends, although I'm told I~n above average re.looM: DEAR ABBY:' A young mother whose baby had died I am acquainted with a gel who looks about 30 and usaa said she felt no consolation when friends said, "Don't to work in my bank, We were both in, ted .to ~e same worry, youll have another baby." She went on to say, "if party last Christmas, and I haven't seen Ixer mace uscause my hushand were to die, I doubt that anyone \vould say, she's not at the bank anymore. , ~you~l'have another one.'" . • I sent her some flowers for St. Vulantina's Day, and she Well, don't you believe it. ~Within a month after my wrote me a very nice letter thanking me. (l~n enclosing a husband died,.poople were saying, 'Ton're still young and copy of it.) attractive enough to find another man." I wasn't even Should I call or write to her to thank her for the note, thinking about finding another man. I just wanted to get The Amazing SPIDER-MAN and ask her to dinner? over my grief. I'have about $140,000 in the bank so I could probably Another thing that bothered me after becoming a widow afford a wife if I could get one. Or do you think l~n tOO old was the number of people who said, "H there is anything I to be considered eligible-? . " • can do for you, just let me know." , * ~~IN. FINP HIh~! BASHFUL IN ARIZONA All you pe,ople out there who really want to help a widow: Don, wait for her to call you, call HER, and invite ' DEAR BASHFUL: I think you~e too ELIGIM~ ~ be her to.~dinner or to a movie or on a family outing, the way mnsidered OLD. From her ante I would say She is psnflng you did when her husband was still living. to date you. Don't waste any more precious time. Call and I'm not outafter anybody's husband, but I do need to be ask her to dinner! around adults, and to feel that people still care about me. I'm 35 and the mother of three. DEAR ABBY: I've been hearing so much lately about [ q YOUNG WIDOW life after death, and since I've donated my eyes and DEAR WIDOW: Try Parents W.i~out .Partn:~; kidneys to the organ banks rm kind of worried for fear They're a freat group. ~d a timely remmaer to mose. there might be something to this. , ore'sfiU lu-eky enough to be going two-by-two: mwte a. ! After all, if I do come back, gee willikers, I don~t want to widow, divorcee, or any single male, or female m your next be walking around with some of my parts missh~, do I? party or family outing. Can you advise me? JACK iN ST. PETE~

DEAR JACK: Don't worry. H there IS llfe after death, DEAR ABBY: "A neighbor boy and I are pretty good when you return you~i have all the parts you need. friend~, bu~ h e's never asked me for a date+ He's 19 and I:m by Garry Trudeau • 18. He is quite handsome and by no means shy., but he Doonesbury hasn't dated much. I'm: a little bit overweight, but have, DEAR ABBY: Something touched me deeply this been tuid that I have a, pretty face and .god personality, i morning, and I hope you will find this worthy of publi~ pvh~h~ I am a hairdresser. For more than a year, a little la~ The other night we were sitting on my front porch, and had a standing appointment with me at 3 p.m. every he asked me to got him a date with a good.looking girl. He Saturday. said he could take a girl to the movies, hold her hand and . Today (at 9 a_.m.) this lady telephoned the shop and said, talk sweet to :her as well as any other boy. My. husband s brother passed away .very suddenly last Now, here's what I want to ask you. If I were to tell him ILLLII PU/.U~~/aee ~ night, and l won't !~ able to come in today. Knowing that that I canldbo taken to the movies, my hand could be held, appointments are at a premium on a Saturaay afternpon, and I would enjoy sweet talk more than some good-looking please fill in my time." girl who hears it every Friday • night, would he got the Abby, if this lady could find the time under those wrong idea? CINDY circumstances to cancel her appointment, why can't women who know weeks ahead of time that they are going to be out of town do the same? DE~ CmD~: ~ro, ~e'd~prob,bly get the m~ idea. .. ROSE Everyone has a problem. What's yours? For a person~ DEAR ROSE: Because they lack the qudlUee of reply, Write to ABBY: Box No. Calif. 9~69. thoughtfulness, condderation and kindness the, makes 69700, L.A., . Enclose m~, seU4ddreseed envelope please. this |4lady 9! a lady.