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LEGI~L/~T[VE ~ [ .....'~Y ' C~'. 77/7~ Agreement reached in ferry rued V CO WR raP) - A rotating strikes woud stop No details of the, McKesrecommendeda3~," The. corporation said overtime, but under the salary Would be $1,267 a of opposition from some tentative agreement was and normal sailings would agreement were released, month contract with .in- Wednesday its wage bill McKee settlement, wages month, and dishwashers dissidents who wanted a full reached early today between resume by this afternoon, ereases of eight per cent in would increase by $8.6 would be' more than 154 wouldget 11,323. Machinists. the British Columbia Ferry Mrs, Mathlason said no each M the first two years million under ,McKee's million, Including $3.5 would earn 11,993 and senior strike. The rotating strikes Cocp. and the ~,700-member date has been set fur a ' Earlier, the~.,709.memher and two per cent in tha final terms, mlllionforoverUme, chief engineers on the apparently were designed to B.C. Ferry and Marine ratifleationvote, butsaldthe uniou voted 55 per cent to three months. The unian had largestvessetewouidbepoid • avoid as similar con- Workers' Union.. union committee is reject contract terms been asking for nine per cent ~,906.. frontation that prompted the unanimously recommending recommended by industrial in each year of a twoyeer It said wages now total The cOrporation said that government to invoke Union la'eeldant Shirley acceptance of the latest inquiry commissioner Clive contract, more than 145 million, in. under such a settlement, a The union began rdtating essential services legislation Mathleson said that the offer. McKee. eluding $3.5 mlll~, for parking lot attendant's strikeaFridaynight, inspite two years ago.

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BOULE DEPOT Seal Cove kl., Pr. Runoff + Beer,- pop .am e, ,d i/I al+d 624-5639 r,+ra+,,s.C. , WE BUY c0pplr, brass, Ill lolals, 'Open 10 a.m.-5 p.m.dallyexvept Sunday .. "' Frl.tlll9p.m, Thursday, O~)bar.ll, ltTf) 20C Volume. No.., batteries, etc. Call IS - We are • .. +, ...... ,_, , open M0n. through Sat., 8 a.n.-5 p.m. ii New Remo resident fears flooding ByDONSCHA~_FER_ have the work munity's plight getting StevePalaposkl, whotold ifitdoos, assess what can more to do with the danger, because the rain way along the river, as Herald Staff Writer requisitioned, some •attention in Vic- him that highways was be done about it. strong tidal system of the which would contribute far as you can drive in a Residents of New Rome "All that isn't really torla at least. Howard authorized to do Both Jones and Skeena river tluin with a greatly to the level of the day," be said. "The only are worried that they helping us, though,"- says he spoke to Ben emergency work in such Erickson feel that the lowering of the actual river hasn't let up despite real stand is on my are in for a repeat of last Jones said. "What.we Marr, deputy minister in situations. Palaposki said river does present, an volume of water in the the lowering of the level. property, and that's too year's flooding of the need is help now, because the Department of the the ri~,er's level had emergency, and if Zymaeerdriver~Hesays Erickson speculates far down to do any good." ZymacordRiver. it won't be long before the Environment. He says dropped since noon to something is notdoneto that if the tides are strong that the problem was When a watershed is .. Dave Erickann, who~ river goos over thebanks Marr assigned an about 181nches below the prevent the erosion of the enough to push logs up caused by the logging of logged excessively, farmland is immediately again." engineer, Hugh Porter, to hank bank and to raise the the Skeena for several the Zymacord's water- nothing holds the water adjacent to the river- Erickson called MLA call Erickson and explain Palaposki said that a level of the bank at least miles, then they are shed, which he says is hack on the land, it all hank, is also worried that Prank Howard, who took the ministry's respon, team will go Out to the temporarily there will certainly strong enough covered with merely :flows quickly into the the Zymacord will time out of his busy sibilitles in the matter, river sometime today to surely be more serious to affect the level of the .brush for almost the :river, and in times of completely erode the schedule to make several Howard says he also determine ff the river flooding. Zymacord. He feels that entire length of the river. iheavy rainfall, flooding of hank next to his land, and phone calls which called the departinent of really does present an Jones feels that the the river still presents an "There isn't a decent .lower levels is the forge a new path ti~ou~ resulted in the corn- hlBhwa~'s and spoke to emergency situation, and rapid decline in water is immediate flooding stand of timber all the inevitable result. the community skeens unless some ~ ~'~i ~ measures are taken : immed/ately to correct ,~ +. the erosion problem. . • +, ,. .. :~ .,,:~:~,..: MILLS HEAD Wiflle the Skeena river ,,~+.- . • ,~: ~~::'

through the effects of the -~ ' QUITS JOB fall rains, the Zymacord Mills Memorial Hospital has been hit with two is dramatically higher ~:~,~ high-level resignations in the last week. Dr. than usual, according to Larry Day, regional pathologist, resigned Erickson. It is running , , earlier this week, and Wednesday, John Allen, very quickly and is very hospital administrator, gave his resignation to muddy, and at noon . ~r Wayne Epp, chairman of the hospital's board of yesterday had risen to directors. within four or six lnchers Day would not comment on the reasons for his ~. the top of the• bank. -- resignation. He did, however, admit to having 'According to Erlckson, second thoughts about leaving the hospital in last year's floodereded : ~ .r- : light of what he termed "recent events." Allen had no comment on the reasons for his resignaU~.. ~i , ...... which had been con- " ' There have been a number of key resignations shm¢ted~eare agate serve .... ~ : ~ :,d at the hospital in recent months, but personal saa possible alternate J reasons were given.' for all of them. route to the Kit- ',...... '=.,..~=- ~umKalum Mountain Ski " - '.+ " ;~ Hill. This road now ends + " • + abruptly at the river's ...... • "~.~ ~ ' ,...... ":+~ : ~ Bennett staff edge, and Erickson feels ...... that the hank could erode ...... ++: .... ; :,'..... 1 ,~ further this year and .... " ...... +..+:: '~: " ~+~ .... ' +. +" + . + ,~,~.1: ~~ : '" ++ .1 . " " +~ in on trickery could possibly make a =+~+";++:,+~ ~::+,:+.:L+.,~+...... ' :'++++:.... +-~ ,+, • + +~ VICTORIA (CP) -- A with false signatures. Kelly new eheunel in order to , :~nior member of Premier resigned Tuesday over the avoid the meander which "+~ ...... " N.B/ll Bennett's staff was scandal. forces it to bend around+ ~+~i:-o~:i . +~+~:,?:+ .... ", '+ :`+...... involved in authorizing As well, a former member the community of New +.i.+.!:+. :~:.~.,++~++ ""~+' '+ . rl--'+++~?' " +~4 + + distribution of "dirty tricks" of Bennett's staff has been mmo. + +< +•+ + :+ ...... tapes, Social Credit party reported to have resigned his Another Remo president Lea Keen said current government Job and resident, Rick Jones, ~ " :"+' '+~!~://'/~+/++~ =,>'+~:al"....~!:!i'.~ Wednesday. a second researcher who says that there have been ...... +++ ++:: : +:+~>+ :~-~ Keen said most of the 170 speaks on the same tape as two surveys done by the !,/~+ .+.,:,~.+ .:. ~:~,,:~+~++ , tape cassettes made at a Kelly is in for a meeting with • Vancouver party seminar, party officials when she water rights branch of i were distributed at an returns from a European the ministry of en. Youn David Eriekson points out the high water in the Zymacord River election rally last April in vacation. vlronment, and yet Kamloops following a Keen said the decision to ~thing has been done to daelslon to roleane them by release the tapes rested with correct either the Cold war may the party's general election Campbell and other com- flooding or the erosion ____ UNION FILM Carter committee, chaired by Dan mittee members. He made Campbell, his commente following a ~oblem.earing ofAalde two fromlog jams the be heating up Campbell was a cablnot meeting of provincial Soured SHOWS HERE to visit minister under the formor directors which absolved the which obstructed the flow government of the late W. A. party of any responsibility in CFTK-TV will present a film enUtled "The the "dirty tricks affair." of water after last year's WASHINGTON(AP.) -- sta~ department gathering Struggle Continues" on Monday, Oct. 15, at 5 C. Bennett, the current flood, the water rights The Carter administration Wednesday that the Soviet Canada promier's father. Campbell was unavailable p.m, OTTAWA (CP)U.S. Presi- for comment. 'l~le have not made a eaye the Unlted States would Union may be tempted to dent Jimmy Carter will visit He now is tho premter's move to alleviate the not hesltstetoretallate with declare war unless the This film deals with the Canadian Union of executive director of inter. Keen said elected party Postal Workers battle against what they feel is Ottawa Nov. 9-10, Prime officials were not respon. problem, nuclear weapons in the event NATOallies match the So- Minister Clark said today. governmental rolatinns, al- ofaSovletattackonWsetero vlet buildup of nuclear • repressive government legislation, and is being though he took a leave of ab- sable for taping the 1978 Jones said that the Europe. weapons in Europe. Clark told the Commons Bayshoro sessions and never broadcast Monday to mark the occasion of the that Carter will address a sence during the provincial community took up a In a speech reminiscent of His speech tothe Atlantic jailing of CUPW's president Jean-Claude Parrot. election campaign so he heard the recordings before joint session of the Senate they were distributed. petition : to have work the Cold War era, President ~reaty, Association, a This broadcast is being spomored by and House of Commons. could take part in the Sacred done on dykes which have Carter's security adviser, IMvate group that supports organized labour in Canada. re-election drive. Meanwhile, a former been proposed several Zbhmisw Brzeziaski, told a NATO,was given against a It wlti be Carter's first The general election com- Bennett aide was reported to y~rs ago; but were given background of growing i i i i vtslt to this country since he mittee, made up of party have resigned his govern- runaround by the '~[a11~ European concern over the was elected president in workers and officials, was ment Job after being in. .branch. They were told a.va,.ssm.axnes 'rellahllltyoftheU.S.defence Castro Visiting UN 1976. U.S. Vice.President the main organizing body for valved with a political letter that they needed a dollar commitment. Walter Mondale paid a brief the May I0 provincial written in order to era. ea ~l~mrl.gy The Western European NEW YORK (AP) -- With An angry group d ab~t 30 visit to Ottawa and Calgary election. berrass a political opponent. value on the work before at r allies have been debating a a tip of his hat and the anti.Castro demonstrators last year. The tape.recordings have Ran Greig, an information they could take the U.S. proposal to 'deploy familiar cigar in his mouth, shouted "Murdererst become the centre of a con- oP.'ieer in the provincial Cuban President Fidel Murderarsi" in Spanish as Clark told the Commons troversy which began with secretary's office, was petition to Victoria. Mter MOR£HEAD CITY, N.C. medium-range missiles in one of the matters to be resenting their case, (AP) -- U,S. Marines Europe to counter Soviet Castro arrived in New York the Cuban leader's, n-ear allegations that party earlier described by early today, motorcade.~rrtved at the discussed during Carter's researchers sent government sources as the y were t01d that there equipped with helicopters deployment of comparable visit will be the route for -was no time' this year to and tanks boarded ships weapons. Castro, in New York to ad- Cuban miulon to the United newspapers phoney letters to man who could name the dress the United Nations, Nations about 2 a.m. EDT. transport of Alaskan oil to the editor In order to dte- author of a phoney letter do the work and that they Wednesday for a mock "Let there be no question was greeted by one of the the U.S. lower 48 states. would have to wait tmtl] assault at the U,S. naval about our commitment, nor credit political opponents. penned last March next year. base at Guanianamo Bay, of our determination to help tightest eecurlty nets ever Castro wll|, stay at the Two propnaals to aliow On the Vancouver tape, Gretg, who worked in the Cuba, as part of a show of defend Europe by all means thrown around a visiting newlyacquired mission transportation of Alaskan oil Jack Kelly, senior resear- premier's office when he Jones spoke to Peter strength in reaction to the necessary, nuclear and con. dignitary, about one kilometre from via overland routes through cher for the Secred caucus, wrote the letter last spring, Woods of the water rights presence of Soviet troops in ventlonal," Brzezinski said. The Cuban leader, dressed UN headquarters on British Columbia now are urged Soereds to "play refused to confirm. Wed. in his familiar green Manhattan's East Side dur- dirty" and mentioned the nesday that he had resigned branch in Victoria Cuba. "The United States com- under review by the National fatigues, tipped his hat as he ing his two-day visit. Energy Board. practice of writing letters his present position. recently, and was told The exercise, dubbed mitmont to the security of descended the stairs of his thet the branch hasn't got Operation Reinforeex, Is Europe is unshakable, it is Soviet-made llyushln.62 among several actions or- organic, it is complete," he Jetliner at Kennedy In- the money right now to daredlast week by President said. "We view the security ternational Airport. perform the work. Jones Carter. of Western Europe as an "I'm happy to be in the said that he was told to "This mission shows we extension of our own U.S.," the 53.year-aid leader BCRIC deadline passed take up a petition to have have the resolve and security." was heard to say as he was yet another survey done capability to go into greeted by government and The final deadline has expired, but there are still Scotia in Terrace says the extension of the deadline as the last one was out of Guantaeamo Bay and defend European concerns about UN officials. It is Castro's many people who have failed to pick up their BCRIC didn't start a rush to pick up the outstanding'shares, date, then to petition the the area," said Col. Lou the U.S. commitment were first trip to the United States shares at local banks. despite a telephone campaign. government for the Piantadofi, commander of heightened recently when in 19 years. Ken Bessason, the Toronto Dominion Bank branch Many banks in Terrace and Kitimat report 10 per money to have the work the operation. "It's'going to former state secretary The U.S. and Cuba ~ not tell the Russians that the Henry Kissinger publicly manager says most of the outstanding shares were cent or approximately 100 applications have still to be done. H this doom't work, Marine Corps is an efficient questioned whether the have diplomatic relations. picked up before the Oct. 5 deadline. There are still a picked up. However, with the final deadline now ex- However, Castro is officially operation." number of clients who could not be reached by phone pired, anyone who has neglected to get their shares Jones says he was told, NATO allies could continue visiting the United Nations the community should Pisntadofleaid the date of to count on U.S. security which is on international in time, he said. will have to apply directly to the provincial govern- telr~ up a referendum to the mock attack is secret, pledges, sell. AI Romanow the manager of the Bank of Nova ment. ,.:: Pap 2, The Herald, Thursday, October 11, 1979 Tr"dea"°n ! ¸ NEWSB.,EFS I the attack i OTTAWA (CP) -- Pierre the came official recogoltion IqEWARK,N.J. (AP) -- to be the first of its kind unY, Trndeau went on the attack as a party it has enjoyed in DOCtOa~at United Hnspiials where. in his first major Commons list Parliaments. Medical Centre used Minr the operation, per-. speech" as leader of the Standing in the ~83-aeat. mieroeurginal ~c~dqnaI.to formed last month, the in. Opposition Wednesday and .Commons is Conservatives create pupils in the eyes Ol a fant began to see and his promised an early con- 136, Uberak 11S, NDP 26, baby w~o was destined to a entire personality cimn~ed, frontation on govenunant Social Credit 6 and v~cant ~, life without sight, his parents Iatd,WodneKlay plans to turn much of Petro- Liberal voting strength is Paul Hitohnk of Garfield at a news ecn~orence~ Canada over to the private actually 11~ with Speaker was born blind June 17. Due Caputo~aidPaulwaIborn sector.. James Jerome, a Liberal, " to an embryological defect, with an extremely rare con- In his hardest-hitting able to vote only to break ha was born without nny genital disease cal/ed Caret- electionremarks sincethat toppledthe May the22 tim,.Prime Minister Joe Clark pupils- which control the topis, Paul's pupils were Liberals from power, dldnotreplytotheb.liIterJng .enteramount the of eyes,light saidthat canDr. upwardstopped andupand Inward l~eatedtoward Trudeau called the Pro- critielsm during n~ own •Anthony Caputo, the the nose, hidden by the, eye gresoivo Conservative plan remarks on the speech from pediatrie opthalmolngist lids. an act of insanity and moved the throne except torestato who performed the delicate "To use the camera the •first non-confidence in general terms his hal!of .in motion .' of the new a larger role for the p nvam. operation,The procedure I,. reponm.~ a,leasanalogy, cap," Paul Caputo was born sald. with Parliament condemning it. 'sectOr. "We in the Liberal party •Earlier Wednesday, would he derelint in our duty however, Clark moved "to 'Bob returns from Cairo to Canada and inconsistent d efnseopposition complsint~ CAIRO (Reuter) IQmlll and the other of- with our own conviction if we about another controversial Canadian envoy Robert ficlals, told the former did not fight the government subject -- Hsing interest Stanfleld left for home today Progressive Conservative with every means at our rates-- by agreeing to allow at the end of a Middle East party leader that Egypt disposal over Petro- an all-party +committee. of fact-finding tour during rejects the pledge to move Canada," he said. MPs to look into the matter which he received firm Arab the embassy to Jerunalem, Ed Broadbent, New Demo- Immediately. rejections of his govern- considered here as part of eratic Party leader, joined Trudean oponedthe eight- ment's election campaign the Israeli-occupied West the attockimmedlntolyaftor day debate on the throne pledge to move its embassy Bank ,2 the River Jordan Trudeau and said most speech Wednonday by at- Canadians, including some teeklng the Conservatives in Israel to Jerusalem from which should return to Arab Conservative back- for arnding the powers of the TelAviv. " sovereignty. OOtlllll$ Will he=.., realize taw value federalguvernmant, waiting ' Stanfield's tour followed ofa state-owned oil cam- noarlyflvemonthaafterthe Durin~ his Cairo visit, threais of an Arab beycott of Stanfleld met Prime Canadaif the pledge to move +TUNE.UP provide the info • +"'"There s one person in the ,,oo.o++,.,=..,into |ensign and its plans -- DetenteM~ster MustapbaMinister KamalKhaill, Clarktheembassywentahead.Joe made the p!edae * not morethan modern world that's out of now under review-- to moVe Hassan All and other before hawas elected prime ~0.53' $51.69 $59,36 OTTAWA (CP) -- Trans 'Mountain Pipe Line step -- and'that our prime the embassy in. l~aol to EgyPtian officials, minister, Foothills Oil Pipe Line Ltd, Co. Ltd. until Foothills minister," he said. ' Jenmdem from Tel Arty, PLUS TAX ' Broadbent added Ida own "The chronicle of cou- Sign 4 cyhnde~r 6 cyhnder 8 cyhnde~ ennouncedWednendayit will submitted the requested nonconfidenee motion fnsioncouldgoonatlength," but stall suggested Replace SparkPlugs submit by the end of next data. w~th new Motorcraft plugs week additional information Trane Mountain proposes following his speech,' calling he added. WASHINGTON (AP) -- Democrat who chairs the nlllon po,nts requested by the National to build a port in Washington for a larger role for Petro- Trudenu criticized Clark's U.S, Senator Frank Church Senate foreign relations ndenser. Rotor EnerW Board on its ap- state to receive tankers ~onds. The vote on the declslon not to proceed with has suggested that the committoe, lsepellingouthls wllh new Molotcrafl parts Adju$1 t~rmngcarbu,e or an(~ bel S • plication to build an all.land shipping Alaskan oil down motion has been scheduled a bill to allow the federal strategic arms limitation proposal i~ a speech to the Check D,str,but0t cap coohng route to move Alaskan ell to Canada's west coast. A for tonight, government to conduct its treaty with the Soviet Union Senate today. . syslem hoses ,. .'. spark plug w,res, CO,I. PCV the lower 48 states., pipeline would be built to The Commons will vote on own referendums to counter ., Valve The federal regulatory move the oil to Alberta to the Liberal motion Monday one on sovereilnty- should be ratified but its He has. indicated, he " a,r Idlerand gasohne f*ller %_~---~'~, ":.~, ~ agency last week adjourned hook up with facIlitea, night, Few expect the association planned In imptementatian should he believes adoption of his I~:lud0$ hghltrucks and*re!Doris ' hearings here and The federal government combined opposition to Quebec next spring, delayed until Soviet combat formula is essential If'SALT P~ls and labou~ mckJded , i rescheduled them for has already told the U.S. it defeat the minority Con- He ~id Ottawa.was giving ~oops. are withdrawn from H is to he ratified, : Vnncquver beginning Oct. prefers the Foothills route servatlve government this up one tool it had to coantor State Secretary Cyrus, ip,~blic.+dii'clos~Ire.Church ,made the of flr~the 15, citing the need for more because it would reduce the 'early in the Slat Parliament. the separatist government of Vance told reporters in presence of'a Soviet combat socioeconomic and an- risk of an oil spill off the The Social Credit party,. Premier Rene Leve~lue, .Church's presence Wed- brigade in Cu~.~.a~uying at Terrace Totem Ford hies Ltd. vlronmental impact in- West Coast from tanker generally supports the. He also called the decIIlon nasday that he I~t/evns such :the :.time,. Jze~iMl~leved the formation from Foothills. traffic. However, ' the government stand on Petro. to appoint Robert de Cob'st action is "neither necessary ~ Senatd/.~,6uld,,~ot ratify 4¢11 Kslth Ave. 135.4984 Canada ' although leader to the Senate and to cabinet .... beard• In thesaid meantime,it would hear the a finalgovernment decision cannot until make the a Fobien Roy has threatened after, his personal defeat norChurch, appropriate." the Idaho "..~emained.SALT If as long as the troops. " ., ,,.,.., ... >, :. ,:, .,,:,. ~p~r,l~ •:':...:'..:~`.~:..~:.:':':.:.:.:~:~:.:~.~:.:.:~:.:.:.:.:.:':':.:~:~:.:.:~:`:~:.~..~`.~.'..'~.~....:.:~:~:~:.:.:.~...... ~..~.~...!:i:~:i:!:i:i:i:i.~:i:!:i:i:i:i::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::competing application from bearings are completed, thetowithdraw Ofgovernment partyif support his five- Maydemecraey,,22"anandinsultsaid det° Guerrillas refus member group does not get Cotret should run in one of pUS two Nov. "19 byolect/ons or , LONDON (AP) -- start, Justin "= Nyoka,, a THURSDAY 5 p.m. to midnisht S urgeons Broadbent's non- ZimlibweGnsrvillaaatthreatenedRhodesia the peace 'spokesmanMugabe,Co-leederf°r Robertnfthe . _ confidence...... motion...... proposes ta~kSsaid today they will not Patriotic Front guerrilla -al. r~.Irll~irI ~ u ip.~u re,© .~ reuy- live British , Foreign liance, said: "If Lord d".',.'W ~',=.", uanaua oy maam8 Icne 4 |c'rv Kcrs ...... h,..^,.. ,... Secretary Lord Carrington CarrL'N|ton wants to break KING I CFTK (CTV) il |1 csurr ...._ ...... ,..~ ~,,.y-.-;,,,-, -,;~.-.-.~,.:,:- theflnalanswerhehande- up the conference by (NBC} (ClC} (PIS) II~ J~ J~RU~t~ P nor (x ou ana..... auowmg ~ mended on a proposed lade. refusing further dlscusslon, ,~,~.=~..,.,..~.~,..n~ ' * ....to. open, .... retail~ .... ~.,.gasoline .~ pendancegonetituilon, thats entirely in his handl. I.~UJ~-J~tl~'I,%TG&q k41g~l -- ~ aI,~L][UUB $11[UUalIUUb tll~ ~ Wll'lNI I~l~f n|t~Jnff I m II +.._.+_+.+.'~...~ + SIx " " Mister ., , +; I.~ ~:~r~ii:~ ' Hoppy ... 2½.year-old ~girl had her country. . ' nnl~ ~ hourd.'b-fnr- th. ' • Brttt, h ~i;'~m~ ,,,, :' I, r+.+,q ~1+_~ Million Rogers .... ~ Plerrafeu noes bitten off by a German In ..hlaspeech, he,leo!am, , d~_adli~~tl,+waa du~ h~ :" ~m~,knl+ mf~,+',+.~+ ,:+ ; +~ ur,o,++s,s.. • + Dollnr Electrlc ~ ' " Nanny- '. sheplicrd, L bi~t' pla'stie ' buste~I.theP~greski~'Co~i:"" " ...... ' ...... 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Perrln Du Toc theoperation on the girl, bfle th,'~n==,~'~,~l-t.th~-,-,, beco~p.,.'~'lrritatod or era- Sanctuary of the Im- Ufllest , - .... v,,~. v,, ...... ~ " ,, • ~i • ~..*.~."'. ~'~.-.¥~".~..?'"?. ~ - ' ' " " ' " Kane caEed f dr eq.qR] "re- , .. success, ...... ~.,i, ,~.~.., ~.l,'~.~. smevm~ traa.mom,lty n~n' , The Pope's words were verence and digui~or all 'i Beck " "~"""~' • Trays,, . .... The'dog wns"rusbed i~a" ...unemployment...... ram among interpreted here as an in- persons,, and appealed to the Rogers ,~,ow . ~WI' LetPreviewspplng a Is Chelae veterinary cliutc im- wume.,_.... yvu.ll l~:vln© .m. direct re~erence to the pontiff to admit women to Cond't lqng o! " ::.'~,~"~I '~" ~.~onffd :~ . Rayflme mediately after the incident IM/MV~_ . r: ' _ ' _ dramatic request an all ministries in our • v Gmd't Kensln0tes . .~ /coni'd. :, ' Cond't Wednesday and was forced uut...msge~ra~rnsponan Io American nun, Theresa 'church" to regurgitate the nose, opposmon auacu was to + +. ., +,....+o..+o...,,...,.,.., ._...... , ...... Never Night' It Up Creatures Cond't operating room where Be. confident about their future, #lklIU IIUW tllUy BtlH~ llllIl s Movlo Soap Great & Cond't land and other surgeons ___Clark ,parried ...... once s~ln SAN FRANCISCO (.~P)- lead fleeing church mem- Chlld Charleston Cont'd Small Cond't reattached it. . "~ruonau s. cmm~ .eli. u~. The extate of murdered con. hers to freedom The dog's owner ordered it. uonservnuves woulu seu out Ir--essman Leo RvanY is .bein 8.... ttyan sna tour 'omers "" m' " Cmd't Barnaby Amor, Confd destroyed immedlately after ..national.interestatoap~me sued by five Peoples Temple party of .porters, Temple 101i Sp4~Iol..we : Cond't ,. Jones Film Mle's nose was reco~.ered, me pmvmcns ann sasu ne . ConI'd ~,vdd nnt hestitate t~ assert s t:u~,ivorsand throe.relat!ves relatives and departing cult Report Cond't Desiderate Journal zanerat:.-'--.-- aumorlty :.'--:. snoum:- .... zt = ueau cuk memoere wee members were shot end -- "" Cond't Gmd't . • Pursuit claim that Ryan's actions killed as they prepared to fly Delicate el Maim . SORRY ABOUTTHAT prove necessary, helped bring about the out of Guyana's Port News National CTV Cont'd Sport Millard was expecting a ultimate power In Peoples Temple +,+Cont'd Night "- Hews +.Conl'd Cinema +++'°++'-++++golden bouquee- from + her ...,,.r+, +. o__..+ Iii Final Hour N~:Cloud for emergencies is quite "dff- The suit, fried in San Free. of Jone6town. feroni from inainnatlnl that elate . Superior Court, More than 900 members --• Show P.M. Final Cont'd Cond't 50th anniversary~ :.not • ultimate power every day," charges that Ryan showed ' wreath withwi the se~t/nient,' ha.said. "The nation will " a wanton" ,and reckless the Peoples Temple the~ +. ,.:; .. +oo+ +. ,,,re,.., ++ o+--"°°''°+°' Cont'd ICOM'8" '" ~ Show Cont'd Cont'd The i]o~st,.ha~,, alip!p~L~d~ ning the national lottery." sequences" when he tried to were murdered at J0nestown iZi Cont'd ( tt.'d El Cont'd Co~t'd ' ...... *,',: ii~:~.,.l* . on the orders of the ClOt's --.i. Coot'd .... ( ~;d.. Grer.o Cont'd Cont'd '1 .... •.~:ii!: I ' ~ " , leader, Rev, Jim Jones, r'IN • " ..... Terrible _..__,-m " "+""" ": ::"" ":" ::"i. PERSONAL " FRIDAY ,~/;~;:..~:y'" ...... ' ,.:...... 10 p.ia. t0 5 p.m. ~.'~i?'.' ' . tries Tories ,'r'(rl~i ; 'raY'""""+ ," , ,i ....' - " " OTTAWA (CP) -- Tom PLUG froC~Itt, the outspoken MP Webster Eieclric Passe- :,: eva byD gEva m Ontario who rarely let Rollers Frlehdl~/Glant Cont'd Company Parlour ::.,, , ..... ~ ...a r ew ou us up on the former Liberal Fortune Or~msup.~ Cooking Stories of Amef, Express government, is up to hls old. tricks with n new twist, He is still asking qumtlons i~ 'Mind Sesame Mad Inside.Out A ~ ~1~' on the Commons order paper meant to embarrans the, 11,i :4S PaskwordPlusReaders StreetCont'd ' Cont'dDaIhDefinition ~slcCont'dA~tCart CommunlquarDr.,~;iDaolltfls • ....:~ , ~ .'~../' ' W I P ann nI and |nvastmla! Colmgelll.I Mr Evans would like to offer his asslslance In discussing the Liberals, But now those J~ pass Ibte ttructvrlns of your WIlt, the .need for 6uy.Sell questions are directed at the Aoreernen!|, trusll lind, generally, to offer R.oyel Trust's services with rspardto hslplnn manana your mvestmeMs. Progressive CeazervaUve government of which he is a member. r Carol Alan Confd Lea Deferred Profit Sharing Plans :,IS Lives Barnett Hemal Confd Coqueluches ~:.~lL permit corporationsto make contributions from For example, he wants to ~,,k profits for employees, providing a valuable tax know the names of thou deduction for the'company• When this type of plan associated with the 1;; ~'t T0d.y, Cont'd Under EJ. U. ContJd ~, s utiflzedalong with a ReIire-entSavings Plan, an Canadian Transport Com. :16 ors From Cont'd Explorers Confd increased tqx benefit oan result mission since 1973 who were, Another Cont'd Another CoVer : Alexandre et Income-averaglng Annuity Contracts iuuod passes by Air Canada. . World Cont'd World Art Cart le Rol ~,...~j' r-~;I.,~.~...l: ~:'~A,~ those individuals receiving an unusually large sum That Is one o~ more than 20 i i ~'-NX:~Tm.eS'rC~-F,X:~r~ of money in any year, such as a capital gain. questions Coesitt (Leeds- 2]! Cont'd The Edge Cont'd Foohltepo Maitres I ~i'l~'R°YalTrust recaptured depreciation or a large separation Grenville) submitted this Cont'd Of Night Cont'd Confd st ~ allowance, can now use nn Income Averaging week, Cont'd Take Cont'd Drew Man Valetl -- Annuity to spread the tax impact anywhere up to • \ He also wants to know the ~. Cont'd Thirty Cont'd Wordlmlth Cond't , fifteen years ns~e of the htghett.ranking I will be visiting your area shortly and should you wish to government official who 3!3~ Movie Bob ~vte Feelings Ca discuss any of these services, you can contact rhe at authorized a painting of Rachel McLean Matinee Cond't Solr former Gov.-Gen, Jules Rachel Show Sapphire Stepping SportI l~eger and hie wife and L :45 Coqnd't Cont'd Cond't Dot Agtuslltes CHALET, KITIMAT, on October lath and 16th whether the painting east S35,O00• 41~ Conf'd ' The Cont'd Sesame Cause de co II collect Cont'd Fllntstones Cont'd Street Men oncto or later in Vancouver, at 555 Burrard Street, Zenith 2600 (toll-free) HAS 7,000 18LAND8 Cont'd Hourglass Cont'd Cont'd C.imles on The Philippines are an "• Cont'd Cond't Cont'd Cont'd Herbas archipelago of more than i 7,000 islands. ' . The Herald, Thurlday, October 11, 1979, Pile $ A :tale of woe By DON SCHAFFER went back to the human answering the call. Herald Staff Writer resources branch the At the present time, Mike 'I'yo is caught in next day. Tyo said that he Tyo. is staying at the the middle. was then told that' he Hillside Lodge with his Tyo, an 18-year-old would have to see the fiancee who has come from Montreal, is out of a supervisor, who was in a down from Stewart to join job in Terrace and is meeting, and that if he him, expecting a long looking for work. Until a wanted, he could fill out a stay in Terrace. job comes up, however, grievance form which Paul Johnston said that or until his first unem- would take at least ten Tyo is one of what could ployment insurance days to process. be hundreds of young cheque comes through he After receiving his people suffering needless is just out of luck. He is grievance form, Tyo went hardship in B.C. due to ineligible for social to the NDP constituency this under-16 over-19 assistance of any kind, office in Terrace, where stipulations in the because of his age. be met Paul Johnston, a province's welfare Tyo came from Mon- political activist wh0 he system. . trealin April, and worked knew from Stewart. "The issue here is that for Granduc Mines and Johnston helped him you have a taxpayer with Johnson Trucking until secure one night's ac- a proven attachment to he was released two commodation at the the work force who is weeks ago. Finding no Hillside Lodge, and a being denied social other work in' Stewart, he check for $20 which he assistance simply applied for UIC and came used to buy food. because of his age," says to Terrace to obtain Tyo and Johnston then Johnson. "This" is com- financial aid in order to went back to thehuman pletely discriminatory." keep his rent paid until resources branch office TRACTION SURE GRIP the UIC cheques began to where Tyo spoke to a Johnston feels that this ~~ Dependabletraction-at a popular prico arrive. When he got to Gordon Noble. Tyo said is just one example of Terrace, though he that he was told by Noble discrimination in the t~~J~,~l~ii~ Widelugs provide positive pulling power with deep' discovered he was .caught that he shouldn't come human resources ~~i~~ bitingangles and traction slots to give you a in a peculiar situation. back, because he had legislation in B.C. under ~//r/~i~~ [ _ dependablegrip on hazardous winter roads. Heavy The B.C. Human received all that he was the Social Credit ~l/f/~~~,/~'~ dutynylon cord bodyfor strength, impact resistance Resources Guaranteed getting. government. While Grace B~I~,~ and durab!lity. ' Annual Income for Need Noble could not be McCarthy is .now the (GAIN) program is for contacted for comment. Minister of Human people 19 years of age or Asupervisor said that the Resources, this [ s,= I'' I ,R' E I =ZE i P,,, t,,R, E I elder, Assistance for personnel were not legislation was enacted children is only offered allowed to discuss cases, whil now-Minister of W~le Muchowsld displaying the prizes he woa foe until the child reaches and that that was the Municipal Affairs Bill ~t¢ldug t~e biggest Cobs in the first annual Skeena N after which he or she is reason for Noble not Vander Zalm was head of I'7°°" LTI sc I O,, 17,0-1LTISO I 74.0, I Man.Daily Herald Fishing Derby. Wade's fish was an ineligible. Between the the human reeources ~,~'~,,.~ "Tubeless INSTALLATION INCLUDED 18,Slmund Cobs, taken Sept, 29 from the Kalum River. ages of 16 and 19, no branch. ~t,N,~~" MOstsizes In StOck, If your Boyd Drake of the ~,L.~.~~ size is not available, we ca~ welfare assistance is ~~~ obtain it on short notice. available no matter if the WEATHER human resources branch person is employable or in Terrace said that 'l~jo's Bank rate not. Anyone between • Northern Mainland,I problem is "called being these ages is the Queen Charlottes: Cloudy stuck in the middle. CUSTOM XTRA GRIP responsibility of the today with fog patches this Young, single men who High performance traction tires parent. morning. A few showers over are employable are not in mean northern portions of the the same need bracket as Here's a winter favourite to get you through snow. hikes Tyo's parents live in mainland. Mainly sunny this say, a young mother with mud and slush during bad weather. The tread Quebec. In Quebec, a afternoon. Highs near 15, design has more than 500 Z-shaped grooves to grip person . reaches his three children, no em- lows 10 to 12. Clouds and ployment and no chance the road for faster, straighter wet pavement stops. culnacKs :In" majority at age 18, after showers Friday over the Strong nylon carcass is built to take punishment. which he is no longer his of employment," Drake Charlottes in the morning said. parent'dJ ~,responsibility. spreading southeast to the CUSTOM XTRA GRIP Pl Since he no longer lives central coast by afternoon. •A simple case of being CUSTOM XTRA GRIP rl caught in the middle SIZE I PLY PRICE in Quebec, that govern- Highs Friday near 15. °670-15 6C SO.~14 WIDE TREAD wouldn't seem so bad to ,. By ED YUDIN ment accepts' no Thompson, Okanagan: I 700-15 Jl 6C 83.68 SIZE PLY PRICE Herald Staff Writer Sunny .today and Friday. most, who don't have to ' "700-15 6C 73.31 responsibility for his i 700-15 I 8D 72.99 ~-16,5 ~ /77.94 The recent hike in the prime lending rate will inhibit welfare either. Tyo can't High6 today near 22, lows worry about where their tonight 2 to 4. Highs Friday next meal is coming 650-16 I 6C 60.21 800-16.5 SO 82,04 people from buying homes, according to spokesmen at afford to pay his way 650-16 ~ 6C ~ 800.16,5 10E 00.28 I banks in Terrace and KRimat. However, people will near 20. from. But right now, for', 700-16 6C back. to Montreal and Columbia, Kootensy: Mike Tyo and his fiancee, continus to borrow money, regardless of the add~i neither can his parents. 750-16 6C ~ 7§.11 875-16.5 6C 84.8S expense, the bankers predict. Sunny today and Friday. the Situation is at best 750.16 ~ 875.16.5 eD 80.37 When Tyo moved to Highs today near 20, lows uncomfortable. No-one is ~ mE ! ~.SS I Stewart, he lived with his tonight about freezing. Highs responsible, and worse 700-17 8D i 99.41 s7s-~o.s 10E 9e.~ LI A~ rite mortgage rates rise, the monthly payments brother until that brother Friday near 18. . 750-17 :!! 103.50 ~,~n~,!l~,4t~,p, wage J)ffol~l¢:.|rL,th#:.~wer~jl&~ moved to, Va,ncou~r.'l~P~'.~ (~511c0d~i, c=t~®.~c~nt~l ' y~t,n.omne Ls able to do 7oo.,8' ; i ,01.s, ,..37 me i-,3, I mmmanow, me manager oz me tmnz st ~ova ~cotia !n then was let go from his an~t~ tSts n~0~nlng ~V|~'t~"wanted to mr Tyo: ' "Tubeless INS"rAL Terrace. ~ job. He tried to find work chance of a shower, mainly sunny by afternoon. Highs "People will now be putting their money in short there, but. things are still near 18, lows 2 to 4. Mainly tn savings because of the uusureness of what's tough in Stewart at the sunny Friday with morning gMmgtubehappening,"hesaid, explaining thatpeaple moment and he was fog patches. "will be watching their pennies more closely." unsuccessful. When he Greater Vancouver, Lower What it does is slow everybody down," explained .called the provincial . Fraser Valley, Howe Sound. Whistler, 8dndldne Coast, Bessoson the manager of the Terrace'br,anchof n.u m a n . re s o u r c es E~st Vancouver Island: Toronto Dominion Bank. "It will be a bet[~rqlM~ oel~U~, ent, ne was tom Extensive low cloud and fog to buy bonds,~ with the Canada Bond rate probd~ id by~g~a.ke, that he in ,tl~ morning .Over 10W- ,,k,,,,~,l,,,*~"~us ~,.,zz~:. :.~,,::-,~ WaS,;~ 4n~mlOle for . lyingareas today and FHd~; --,,~,,,~,,~;~ , ...... ,',~ ,,~'r asss-'~'~n~euu"=""e to his age, bercd~hil~g§ddny near noon. Bsasnson agreed that people will find houses a less and that all that. the Highs both days near 18 attractive investment. The rise in the prime lending department could do was except near 21 Inland. Lows rate from 13 to 13 ~/4 per cent means an additional $17 arrange to send him back tonight 6 to S, hike in monthly payments for a $50,000 mortgage. He to Montreal. North and West Vancouver J~ il~ says it isn't all gloomy though, as "hopefully people Tyo, meanwhile, was Island: Mainly sunny today and Friday with extensive will save some money, which is always good." stuck in Terrace and fog und'low clouds along the O I O couldn't find a place to coast improving during the While mortgage lending will drop off, personal loans stay. He went to the afternoon. Highs both days wo,'t according to Peter Weeks, the accountant at the Salvation Army, who put near 18 except near 20 Bank of Commerce in Kitimat. .... him up for one night, and inland. Lows tonight near 6. U Give us

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! on a new ..... 4 B.C. Stadium each, installation included P155/80R-13 BlackwaH NO TRADE IN NEEDED If yiou have a definite idea on the sort of Our Everyday Selling Price $48.70 each. stadium we need, now's the time to ALL OTHER SIZES ON SALE express yourself. The British Columbia Come in and discoverhow much you can saveon tiresto fit Stadium Commission Invites all In. your car dunng this limited time sale! terested parties to submit their oposals...wlth partlcu lar aflentlon to Save from s20 "° to s39" on four g e most desirable site within the Goodyear's Tlempo, the original all-season steel belted .,, Lower Mainland. If you have an radial, is now offered at sale prices for the first time opinion, put your thoughts into words ever. Buy now and be ready for winter's first snowfall. now. Submissions on the proposed new Hurry--your last day to save on Tiempo is October 27. stadium -- in writing only -- should be addressed to: Eliminate Winter T/re Changeovers! -; Tmmpo =s the One Tire to save you Time. Trouble and Move good reasons to buy Tleml~I Paul Manning, Drive it. Money - right now this Winter.. next Summer too ~You • GAS ECONOMY. rad=altires roll eas~erthan I~as-ply tires B.C. Stadium Commission can leaveTmmpo on season after season and save the • LONG LASTING 2 steel belts hel9 rnm~rn=zspenetrations, bruising I~1critcal cost of snow tires and changeovers tread area. P.O. Box 35 Tiempo even has a specta! sidewall i~'otect!.verib that • TRACTION& PULL.. wdh over 13,000 ~ttng edges m Ihe tread to gel,you .,,'{- g00 Hornby Street keeps the white stnpe Iookm9 good. even aner repealed tlvough ice and snow as well as provide ekcellent wet road traction ': October leth' curb scuffing Before you buy tires, come m and talk thmgs • SMOOTHQUIET RIDE wzth strong, flexiblepolyester cord =nthe hre bedYand % Vancouver, B.C. over with us. a ufl~lue centre, whisper rib for a quiet ride even on dry pavement ; V6Z 2CS

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i Problems at Mills Memorial Hospital seem to be finally coming to a head in a way that can no longer be ignored by the hospital board. Two more resignations have been handed in this week, Including that of the "We've struck it rich -- coffee grounds~" hospital administrator, John Allen. @ Larry Day, .the pathologist at the hospital resigned earlier this week but now says he may be reconsidering his SOVIET THREAT resignation. :i This latest -event follows the resignations of five departments heads Oil state minister expresses concern who quit almost simultaneously at the A warning to the West that "If this happened I think it Yamaha ~ays Canada's in. equilibrium in the Middle of Jlddah, the .gasoline C a n a di an buslnew end of June. the Soviet Union may gain a would be a disaster for you." tention to relocate the era. East: station attendant who executives who heard Allen says his resignation is for per. stranglehold on Mideast oil The sheik also expressed bassy is incomprehensible, "Any escalation of the • rogularly filled his ear's tank Stanfield tell them there w~s sonal reasons. He has been away of sick has been voiced by Sheik his government's increasing Yamaha, known for his problems in the area brings refused to serve him, nothing they could say that leave for the past few days. Yamaha, Saudi Arabia's oil concern about the growth of strong pro-West stand, ac- pressure to bear on the Hyde and others like him he hadn't already heard in niinister, in an interview Soviet military power in the cused Ottawa of placing question of oH supply, that in know they are sitting on a. *Ottawa. That there were Allen said of the five resignations this with Don McNeiil, CBC region, adding: "We don't obstacles in the way of peace turn jacks up the price. That powder keg. more than Just "commercial past summer that they were for personal national affairs corre- want the Russians in the leads to more inflation and conalderatfons" behin(I efforts In the area. A few hundred idlometrea Ottawa's announcement. ~, reasons, some were returning to school, spondent, who recently area, but they are invading "It was a surprise really labor unrest in the con- southeast Qf Hyde's office in : toured the Middle East, Here step by step and the reason is for a government like yours suming countries. others to go to new jobs or to travel. • is bis report. "Now for somebody like Dhahranl Soviet planes Stanfieldwas hard pressekl While it is true that those who resigned the Arab-Israeli dispute." to take a decision of this regularly fly over the Strait to explain what those con- Several times during the kind," he said. Joe Clark-to flip a hand of Hormuz - the narrow sidaratlous are; to expla~ did go back to school, to new lobs or interview Yamani expressed How important is it for grenade like Jerusalem into entrance to the Persian Gulf why, after 30 years, OttaWa simply took a vacation, it was dissention By DON McNEILL his fear of a third world war Stanfield, now in Cairo, to that context is simply naive, DHAHRAN, Sonde Arabia -- and on over Iran into the is changing its policy witho~.t and dispute within the hospital that starting in the Middle East. report quickly? "I guess the real concern Soviet Union, nstenslbly to consulting the Islamic (CP) -- Sheik Ahmed Zaki His warning came while Yamant said: "I think you is that Canada would make made them feel they could no longer Yamnni, Saudl Arabian oil test air dofence systems in countries, the business Robert Stanfield, former took the decision to move • such a move about such a the region although none are community, or even it~ continue to work here. minister, warns the West Progressive Conservative your embassy to Jerusalem, small matter when they that the Soviet Union is leader, toured Mideast known to exist there, bureaucrats in trade a~l And then for the time being really should be concerned commerce as well as e~- There has been a conflict developing gradually invading the oil- capitals on a' mission you delayed implementing about the broader concerns These flights, coupled with ternal affairs. '; rich regions around the assessing the feasibility of that decision. We're waiting of the whole area." the fact that Moscow's in. !~ for some time. Personality differences Persian Gulf because of the Canada relocating its Israeli for you to decide that you The 53-year-old Hyde, with fluence is beginning to en- These business executive~ and lob disputes, as well as the Arab-Israeli dispute in the embassy to Jerusalem: It have changed that decision." 'a degree In engineering from circle the area from Yemen feel that unless the embass| pressures put on staff to make cutbacks Middle East. now is in Tel Aviv. With that he closed the the University of Alberta, in the south to Iran in the remains in Tel Aviv ther~ and keep to even more stringent budget "'The U,S.-educated Yamani" ~rime Minister Clark subject. was so disturbed by Ottawa's north, have resulted in the might he serious damage t~ teld the West in an interview pr~mised during last May's The oil minister has the announcement that he wrote jittersinSaudiArahia today, the high stakes: ~ million guidelines, have finally taken their toll. that the situation "has to general election campign hacking of most Canadian to Clark and External At. The Saudis men feel that worth of Canadian exports to It is time the board examined the . concern you more than you that a Conservative buinessmen who work and fairs Minister Flora Mac. Moscow's target is to knock the Gulf area and 13 per ce~t situation here and took steps to resolve seem to know." government would relocate live in the conservative Donald and to other out their anti-communist of Canada's domestic oll His logic? "BeCause for the embassy. When the kingdom. Canadian business execu. kingdom which, at present, consumption and, of cour~, what we see as a problem that will affect you it means that you won't government announced the Don Hyde of Septre,. Seek., fives in Saudi Arabia. represents, contracts worth the $3 billion worth of eo~- health care here. have your supply of oil, or at proposed move, Arab a vice-president of Aramco, David MeCracken, slightly more than $3 billion tracts. Our hospital is falling apart. It is time least it will he subject, one countries threatened trade -- the oil giant owned jointly outgoing trade officer at the to Canadian firms. day in the future, to the boycotts and Stanfield was by the United States and Canadian embassy, recalled They too are walting for something isdone and done in the open Russians imposing their commissioned to study the Saudl Arabia -- explained that when Ottawa's an- Last week, McCracken's Ottawa to change Its not behind closed doors. conditions, issue. ~the finely-balanced nouncemeat reached the city house was packed with decision.

m • A T N S ENTITY James Bay project is a power state By ERIC HAMOVITCH find work elsewhere," he says bitterly. Life revolves around work at these desolate sites. The rain- ment for the construction industry and hourly wages are at LAGRANDE. , que. (CP) -- In the heart of the Quebec su- "The government arranges unemployment so they can imum work day is l0 hours, and employees are at it eix dsys a etandardrates. But the S0-hour work week te imporiant. The burctle lies a virtually autonomous republic covering about have workers here. if there were work at home, I would leave week. - last I0 hours are paid at timeand-a half, with additional hours 350,000 square kilometrea. this minute. But it's better to earn money and look after my .at double time, This state within a state-- the work sits for the James Bay family than sit around at home doing nothing." Workers live two to a room in temporary barracks The James Bay project currently accounisfor about one-, bydrucleeiric project -- is five times bigger than the entire arranged in neat rows. In the centre of the camps lie comunsl sixth of all construction work in Quebec -- but it racks up 60, . province of New Brunswick, It has its own border guards, its The James Bay territory extends from the 49th to the 55th buildings, including immense cafeterias, some of which can per cent of all overtime, own police and security services, its own telephone company parallel of northern latitude, from James Bay in the west seat 1,000 at a time and sewe 32 meals a minute. Since lodging, food and air transport are paid by the em- and its own airline. nearly to the Labrador border in the east. ' • . ~ .., ployer, many workers are able to salt away at least 1400 a Its ucelectnd officials can keep out anyone who dbesn't hold Its natural'environmentwould be forbidding even without Mealtbne. is somet.Mng'to behold. In the me.r~. rig,. ~e .c~y- week after taxes. visa.type documents. Anybody can be deported at a me- the man-made additions -- the mobile buildings and corn- shifti~0r~ers ~w~lf,dow~meon ana eggs wnne mgnt-smtt All the same, turnover rnfe is high, Workers accepting air meat's notice with no right of appeal. Permits are required to pany veldcles sourrying amid the sand, gravel and mud, with w~ke~sioadi~mp. ~platee with vast quantities of meat. trauspart to the territory must stay a minimum' of eight leave the area or even to travel between wOrk camps, navy a sign of vegetation. . ,.. ~Atdlg!~t, ii~t'i j~~e roe. weeks. After that they are flown out for a holiday of about 10 "We have to be in a position to control everything, days, Some duK't come back, bringing the average stay down wherever any work is going on," says Jean Guilbeault, chief Beyond the camps, beyond the surgmg river, beyond the Brealdnst.~;~udes 120 kilograms (250 pounds) of to about four months. of the Caniapiseau work site in the northeastern part of the quamns wnere trucks as high as two-sterey buildings are~: bacon, 3,~eg~]~'[~tips of sausageand 45 kilon of baked The work sites have improved since labor leader Michel territory. " • ' loaded with heaps of rock, there lies the talga, with its sparse beans, At lUnChw~JCei'J~eat sandwiches by the thooaand at Churtrand dubbed them concentration camps, even if the "It's the came at any construction site, We're not trying to stands of black spruce, grey pine and tamarack, The winter .the~w0~place. "!. .i '~, isolation, monotony and lack of privacy seem hardly control people's conduct, but Just to make cure nothing gets Cold is fierce, and so are the summer blackflies. '~ ": 'A'typical ,supper menu includes more than a toane (2,200 bearable at times. Leisure facilities range from indoor hockey rinks and in the way of our work," "Before we built the road nobod'" could -et in ex~:~|~'~L~:~'IM -- "~''~''~" j~°~'-%~'~'~'°e:andm°untalns ~'~"~ ~" " °f veal pie and spaghetti Raymond Langevin, an official of the James Bay Employ- , y ~ cap .~.w~..,..ourie~'~nder100, guuons m asuee. swimming pools to libraries and pottery classes. There also era Association, thinks the 16,-000 people who live in the canoe or bush plane," nays Guy Lefebvre public relations . . , are bowling alleys, ski elopes, cinemas and bars. James Bay territory are not badly off. director for the James Bay Energy Corp., expanding on ex- "M'T ~.__ Workers on the night shift aren't forgotten either, Most fa- planations for the tight control of travel, : hearty appe.xes eLllUes keep early-morning hours, and when Quchecols pop "If we allowed people to use the road, they would have to h ...... bu" the eat too singer'rex Lecor performed recently at LG-3, one of his con- carry emergency equipment because it goes through isolated t'.eopte come m hers, p~y _~_tmgw.., t ,,.?y...... certa started at 7 a,m, Used to isolation country and winter there is awfullv cold" , m~n, amemseroxme*u~cnen,~u~mg,ucu. tnt~yjtmt.uttt ~ ' :,., ~.:: too!much," , t "Many of the people are longtlme construction workers .. . . ,:'~,~.~"~".~ "They also drink a lot, The tavern bubbles out 400 gallons of Quite a difference who are accustomed tolselatlon, to being far from home for a Uounell appointed .ily . .... long time," says Langevin. • 't'ne narracu and the mess meam are part ota caste ays- "The social climate here is very good," said Langevin, the "Others are here for the adventure, Many come for just Lefebvre works for one of two Crown corporations which in tern often found at work camps, Ordinary workers aren't employers' association representative, "If there are com- three or four months to make a small pile of money." effect rule James Bay, even though the territory is deemed a allowed to bring their families or to rent houses. Two or three plaints, we have to look into the least little thing. Condit~ohs There are some -- not many-- who can almost call James municipality under an act of the Quebec national assembly, kilometres from the camp, "family villages" of bungalows at have changed in the last several years," Bay home, returning year after year to the bleak landscape Members of James Bay's municipal council are appointed . heavily.subsidized rents are available only for managers, Things have certainly changed since 1974when an enraged of rock and scrub forest, cutting themselves off for months ai rather than elected. their wives and children. h'ade unionist took the controls of a bulldozer and wreaked a time from family and friends, The James Bay Energy Corp. -- a Hydro.Quebec sub- Nor can the ordinary worker bring in visitors. And nobody damage that shut the LG.2 site for nearly twomonthe," Jacques Gngnou, 49, a heavyequipment operator from sicUary-- is responsible for building the vast series of dams is allowed to bring a private car, although managers often The unions still gripe about living conOitions, hut"in- Moat Jell in eastern Quebec, has been to James Bay "every and hydro plants, while a sister organization, the James Bay have company vehicles at their personal disp~al. credibly, one of the chief complaints now is that the work' year since 1972 -- I started with highway construction," Development Corp., handles other commercial aspects, such "Houses in the vfllagu are expensive and it would cost too w,,,~ is too short, "But I'm going to give it up coon," he says. "My wife is get-. as tourism and mining. much to let workers live there," Raymond Languvin of the 'It's a big disappelntment when the rate of work drops to tang angry," A flotilla of heavy trucks carries a steady stream of cargo employers' association maya, explaining the caste system, 60 hours a week, said Manrica Cote, LG.2 representative for Serge Mercier, 22, loft Quebec City to take what he thought 620 kilometres along the broad, paved highway running north "Managers live here yearreund, but workers are generally the Confederation of National Trade Unions, "People came would be a summer Job, liked what he found and settled in, from the mining town of Matagami to Le Grands-2 -- nick- here a maximum of six months." * here to work, and they expect more overiime to boost tht,ir "Life is all right here," he says. 'Tm going to stay for a named LG-2, the largest of the dams which are to harness the Women account for between five and 15 per cent of the earnings," couple of years and save up for engineering courses at mighty La Grande River, labor force, depending on the site, although only a handful Cote also complained of denials of civil rights. For in'~ university." Gravel roads go on to the other sites -- LG-3, LG-4, work In construction. Asked If the imbalance creates state,, he m.ust give management 48 hours' notice if he plans 'rhea there are the people -- nobody can say how many -- Canlapiscau, and a handful of smaller centres -- but all pa#- problems, one woman office employee answered In the af- m visit anomer camp. who come north only because anything is better th~,n the senger travel is by air. flrmative. "But only for the men," she added with a chuckle. Nominally, the laws of Canada and Quebec apply on the chronically depressed economy they leave behind in rural The passengers include about 15,000 tourists a year who James Bay territory, but there are some strange twists Quebec, People such as 47.year-old Clement Allard, a ear- come in organized groups to gape at the mammoth scale of Last year, a union delegate wrote to Lueten Lekeard, thtd" ntcr from a small village in the Gasps peninsula who hates the work, savoring the wonders that $15 billion of Quehecars' Blind eye to sex Quebec .transpo~ minister, to complain that vehicle safety~ ~ ing away from his wife and children, money is building so far to the north. smnnsrm were lax, :' The heaviest work this year is at LG-3, where nearly 6,000 Sexual relations require an element of subterfuge, Lesmard's reply is revealing: "Under Bill 41 passed last people live and work. Last year was the peak year for LG-2 although officials say they turn a blind eye as long as nobody June (1978) in the national assembly, operations undertaken' Not first choice b*tt work there is almost over and the first turbines will send complains. And they say homosexuality is no more common by the James Bay Development Corp, and the James Bay power surging south after an official opening ceremony Oct. than ekewhere, Energy Corp, are not subjectto the Transport Board Act nor "Nobody would come to such an isolated place if they could 27, Hiring follows province-wide guidelines set by the govern. to the Transport Act," : I Tho Herald, Thursday, October I1, 1979, Pago I IHeavy guard after escape MO~(CP)--Wit- As well as moving to "If they escape now ~ metal grill separating him neasm in the trial od Michel protect witnesses, police ~(the police) will d~ from the prl~ze~ was I and Pierre Ranaud -- beth ¢ffldain are tryinff to lind out everything to kill them,': gun.. charged with murder~ a how the brothers were able Pstriclatoldnreporterin|u~ Montreal policeman In to ol0tafn what is Imown as s' interview held in th~ Both pleaded not guilty to Fobruary -- have be~n "zip gun," a homemade women's washroom of Molt- the murder charges. placed under guard after the weapon made with a metal trsal's main courthotule brothers made n daring as- tube, an elastic band and a where the two had gone to ,,.= ; =,.-=, =. =,, == = nee Pierre and ~lcbel who QUARTET IN NEW FILM to ~or s bullet. were bein~ brought for • TORONTO (CP) -- The The successful geepe ~ "The whole tl~ stinks," court ,=pl~.rance, film Circle ~ Two, now being ' began m the bum/Decade Cholette said. "Why were The tw~ Sisters have been shot in Toronto with Richard Expressway in the city's ,they out ~ the penite~tinry charged with compUcity Burton and Talus O'Neai, west-red Just as the mominB in the first place? Why after the fact in the Valleo will feature a five-minute rush hour was endin~ werm't we told they were sequence with the Paul Brodle Saxophone Quartet. Guard Viral oecarpmW, cosine to the courthouse? Ahi~ltough there were ¢I, was injured when the ray We could have taken added conWctin~ reports as towhat Brodie, an internationally tran~erring the brothers to security precautions." actually happened in tim, acclaimed classics) Montreal's Courthouse from Lavel l~hu'chand, assistant dramatic escape Wed- musician from Toronto, was •warden of Arcbsmbault, nesday, it appears that van heard briefly in an off.teen the maximum.security ~e~nent in the recent smash Archambanlt Inalltote wa= Mid the l~naud brothers drivur Michel Lafond was undervest s. physical check tricked' into tl~ the movie Heaven Can Wait, commandeerod by am of the with Warr~ Beatty. accused. After the van before gettinff into the van. metal bar I~ked thro~ tho creshod on an ezlt ramp, the "It la routine to have all n i Irothers sp"t up and eluded .prisoners .stripped nude, police. searched and i~ued with • Oecm'Ixmtry was taken to now clothing that bad WOULD YOU lIE ,mUral a I~lM heep/tel where he wu in nlready undergone a NHOUscon~tinn with a fran- security check," l~urchand AN EXifl THOUSANDIOLLANSf tnmd skull and multiple Mid. frsctarm to the daht arm, "If they got hold of a metal Pick wild Plne.N~wooma In the woods or on fhe har it was becamm umeho~ly muntolne and sail them ~o u~. Police aspect tho brethoro, planted It in the truck.". had hudds help to escape be- ~ One of the witnesses under Wo offer from $5.00 to 18.00 per lb. depending on size muse they were able.to get the tightest guard was C~- and quality. out of their leg ~cldm 8nd. stable Re~qmnBastion, n key a belt that strappadtheir witness because he was on arms to their eld~. The; 'the scene last February brothers alan mans~l to got '. when Consteble Rane Vall~ away from other, partita- was gunned down after a ,tasty services guards 8100.O00-Jowolrobbery. eecort~ the van in two vehicles that were behind the Bsstien wan shot three yam ~ the Remude. times at clese range and spent nearly five monthn Montranl's chief of fighting for his life in a detectives, Gerald Cl~olette, hmpital's intensive-care naid that the first/t~ be unit. did uixm lem~ d the Please contact the following for further Information. escape was to oi'dor im- Meanwhile, the ~'lh'l~ mediate police protection for of the Renaud brothers, more than s dozen witoemea Patrkin and Mand Chauvin, TENIACE PNINOE IUPEIT .in the murdsr cane. Mm~yof Mid they fear that Plei'ro WlylldO (~I'~¢IN'y Ltd. R. 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CLASSIFIED RATES SUBSCRIPTION RATES LOCAl. ONLY~ SUBSCRIPTION words or less $2.00 per in- RATES i earlieR. Over 20 words 5 cents RfhKtiva word. October 1, 1971 ~lor more consecutive Insertions Single COpy 20c SKEENAHEALTHtJNIT O.O.R.P. Sept. 22-~-1-9-79.'-5ma11 male For Sale: 1978 Suzuki RM Wanted to Buy: Used fur• Lot for Sale: Excellent large 11.50per lasertl~. By Carrier ruth 3.00 2.3215 ELy St. Annual dog (Peekapoo). White curly 100. Good condition. Asking niture such as couch, chair, lot on 4516 Cedar Crescent. By Carrier year 33.00 Ideal resldontlsl area with RRFUNDS: By Mall 3 mth. Is.00 Terrace, B.C. FALL BAZAAR heir. Tattoo registration on $775. Ph. 635-6734after 5 pro. table & chairs. Phons 635- First Insertion charged for By Meal 6 mth 25.00 135-6307 & TEA his tummy. QAO99D. Sub. (p3.120) 5417. (ctfn.11-10.79) petentlal view. $21,000. whether run or not. By Mall year 45.00 CHILD HEALTH CON- stantlal reward. Phone 638- Con.toct 635.7696. (ctfn-2.10- Absolutely no refunds after ad Senlor Clllsen year 20.00 November 17, 1979 has been 101. FERENCES (nc.16N) 8161. (c10-250) 33. FOR • SALE Wanted: Used gravel box. 79) Brltlsh Commonwealth and Weakly at ELy St. Every 10-12 yards. Phone 635,4081. CORRECTIONS: Unlted States of Amerlca one Tues. 1:30.3:S0 p.m. Phone MISC. Must be made before second year 55.00 The Anglican Church Bazaar (p10-230) PROPERTY Insertion. for appointment. will be held Sat. Nov. 24, FOR SALE AJlowancacan be made fOr only 8ox 399, Terrace, B.C. Held at Thornhlll Elem., 4th 1979. (nc-23N) LOOKING FOR FUR- Wanted to buy • Old car and one Incorrect ad. VaG 2M9 N ITUREt Tues. of every month from Experienced shake block truck and cat betterles. Top Try the Terrace Auction 60 acres In Topley, B.C., BOX NUMBRRS: HOME DELIVERY 1:30 • 3:30 pm. Phone for Terrace-Kltlmat Forest cutters wanted for Queen price paid. Will pick up. Mart Sales Floor. New & mile off Hay. 16. Lightly 75 cents pickup. Terrace & Dletrlct appointment. Babyslflers Public Advisory Committee Charlotte Island operations. Phone 635.4735 anytime. $1.75 malled. Thornhlll & District used furniture at a price tread. 10 miles from who bring children must will meet at 7:30 pm October Must be able to work on (p20-1N) Phone 635-6357 anyone can afford. We buy Houston. 2 miles from CLASSIFIED DISPLAY: have parents' wrlften con- 15-- Terrace Ranger Station piece work basis. Highest Rates available upon request. Sunset Lake. Power, water Kitlmat & Dl|trlct sent for Immunization. -- to discuss the proposed rates paid. Phone• 559-4259. and sell. Call the Terrics Phone 632.2747 ADULT IMMUNIZATION Auctlm Mart, 4435 Lakslda Wanted. Good furniture and and 3 bdrm. h'aller. Asking NATIONAL CLASSIFiRD West Skesna Forest Access cB-190) misc. articles for auction. $31,500. For more In. RATE: The Herald reserves the right CLINICS Road. (nc.150) Ave. Phons 135.5172. (ctfn.2. : 22 cmts per agate line. to ¢laulfy ads under appropriate 20.79) Call L.W. Sears at 635.7824or formation contact: Every Mon. and Wed. from 3 • 3092 Hwy 16 East. (p20.1N) Mlnlmum charge $5.00 per In- headings and to set rates • 4:10 p.m. By appointment The G.W. Gibson esrtlon. th~ofore and to delermlne page OCTOBER DALLY HERALD 21 foot Kit Companion P.O. Box 148 to¢stion. only. FIREWOODSALE hailer. Also approx. 70x200 LROAL- POLITICAL afl(I The Herald rese~rvesthe right PRE.NATAL CLASSES needs Topley, B.C. TRANSIENT ADVERTi$1NO: to revlso, edit, daselfy or relect Spensored by the Terrace CAR R IERS foot lot In Thornhlll. Ph. 635. or IB.~0 per column Inch. Held throughout the year for any adverflesment and to relaln Figure Skating Club. Birch In the following areas: 3456. (p10-120) C.F. Gibson any answers dlrected to the expectant parents. Phone firewood -- delivered -- $35 IUSINESS PRRSONALS~ Herald Box Reply Service, and to Health Unit for details and Motorhome for rent. Sleeps 6 Terrace, B.C. 14.00 per line per month. repay the customer the sum pald per pickup. U-Haul -- $30.00. 6354975 ona 4 month bssls only. for the advertisement and box rnglstretlon. Thernhllh For Sale • 3 rifles. "300 luxuriously equipped. Fully To order call Pat Cottonwood Street, Empire :nc.sff) rental. PRE.NATAL BREATHING 635-25319 Weathorby. 243 cellbm. 222 Insured. Book early for your ¢~RADLINII Box reqlles on "Hold" in. greet, Paquette Avenue, calibre. 8 HP snowblower, 11 winter holiday. Available structlonenet picked upwlthln 10 and RELAXATIUN (nc-190) DISPLAY: days of expiry of an ad. EXERCISES Kofoed - Oeelardlnes, foot V Vanguard (1971) dally, weekly, monthly. 4:00 p.m. 2 days prior to vertisement will be destroyed Held every Mon. afternoon 1 Terrace Women's Aglow Kofoed. Sharpies, River camper. Please phone after 5 Phone 632.7420. (c20.110) 56. BUSINESS:~'~ publication day. unless mailing Instructions 8re Drive, Burgess . Laurler received. Those anlwerlng BOX - 2 p.m. Fellowship will meet pro. 630.1749. (p2-120) 0PPORTUNITY!~ ~ ¢LASSIPlED: Numbers are requested not to HOME NURSING CARE Tuesday, October 16 at 7:30 Avenue, Thornhlll Street. 2:(~ p.m. on day previous to day send originals of documents to Nurslng care In the home for Forced sale to best offerl 1 - of publication M~day to Friday. avoid lOSs. at the Senior Citizen's Room For Sale: Fully equipped those who need It, on referral at the Arena. Executive Terrace: 19/6 W200 Dodge 4x4 and one All claims of errors In ad. Highway 16 W., Willow convenience store. With ALL CLASSIFIRD CASH WITH vertisements mum be received from their family doctor. members will share about complete senyo stereo. Call living accommodation. Store ORDRR other thin by me publisher within 30 days Creek Rd., 4900 Block .635.6310 between 8:30 &5:00 3 BR home with full Terrace area only. the National Convention In blsemant. Approx. 1000 sq. does a good year round BUSINRSSES WITH AN after the first publication. Aosr, 4700 Block A0ar. for details. (c5.110) ESTABLISHED ACCOUNT. It is agreed by the advertiser PRE.SCHOOL SCREENING Toronto. Refreshments will ft. Has 20x30 ft. workshop. turnover. For further In- requesting apace that the CLINICS be served. Service charge of SS.00 on ill Fenced & landscaped lot. formation please wrlto Box liability Of the Herald In the 18 months: at Child Health Women's Aglow Is a If you ere interested In one Store Fixtures /or Sale. N.S,P. cheques. event Of failure to publish an of these routes please Approx. 50x100. View at 4743 1214 or cell 635-3971. (ctfn-2- edverfleemont or In the event of Conferences. 6 yrs. once to worldwide organization Phone during the day. Straume or phone 635.9233 10-79) WEDDiNg DESCRIPTIONS: an error appserlng In the ad- twlcs monthly. 41/, - S yrs. drawing women of all faiths hone: No charge provided news sub- 630-L576 after 5 pro. (p20.300) vertlsemsnt as published shall (pre.klndergarten): Spring together. (nc.160) 635-6357 (ctfn.2-10•79) mitred within Ons month. 15.00 he ilmltsd to the amount pald by between 9 am and S pm, MOHAWK OI L • IX'Oductloncharge ~r .wedding the advertlser for only o~e In- blitz. Developmental, vision, For Sale by owner. 3 Br COMPANY LTD. and-or sngagament pictures. correct Insertion for the portion hearing screening done. Terrace Goat Owners Assoc. News of weddings (write.ups) Of the eqvertlelns space occupied Kltlmmt: 20 foot river boat & trailer house 10 years old. Full received one month or more by the Incorrect or omlttod item Please phone for ap- Information Meeting. Cassle with 50 HP Marc, Jet unit & basement, electric furnace Mohawk Oil .Company Is Mter even1$10.00 charge, with or only, and that there shall be no pointment. Hall School. 8 pm October lS. ~'ukon Street, Quail • Sterling Streets, Oriole • extra leg. Controls & on 30 acre lot. S,10,000. also looking to establish an without picture. Sublect to llabllIty to any event greater VD CLINIC All Interested welcome. (nc- ~utlet In-this-ares. If you condensation. Payable In ed- than the amount pald for such ~sprey Streets. steering. 19TT'~t/~;tang II 4 21 cu. In. freezer. Ph. 638• Phone for appointment. 150) have a service station or a vance. edvertlslng. If Interested -- phone Kelth speed trans. Radial tlms. 1672 or 635.3187. (p10.170) Advertisements must comply Treatment available. 1979 Suzuki GS 1000. Low potontlal service station CLASSIFIED AN- with the Brlflah Columbla SANITATION ~t NOUNCIMINTS: Human Rlohtl Act whlch mileage. Ph. 638.8444. (pl0. 3 BR home with full site please contact Steve Public health Inspectors can 632-2747 Births 5.50 prohibits any sdvertlling that [otfn-nc) 170) Issement on 70x220 foot lot Glover, Mohawk Oil Engagements 5,S0 discriminates against any assist with sanitation In Thornhlll. 1,000 sq. ft. Company, Box 1870, Prince Marriages S.50 person because of his race, problems, such as food Deaths 5.50 religion, sex, color, nationality, WANTED FOR OUR Clark forklift, 2000 cap. 931 About 8 years old. Asking George, B.C. or phone 962. FLmorals S.~O ancestry or place of origin, or pelsenlngs and complaints, Cat loader on track, new $42,000. Ph. 635.9530. (p10. B414. (C5-160) Cards of Thanks S.50 became his age II bohveen 4,1 sewage disposal, private CONSIGNMENT & SALES Memorial Notices 5.50 and 65 years, unlessthe condition FLQOR: engine, 24 Inch breaking 110) Is lustlfled by a bona fide water supplies and plow. 1974 Ford ~4 ton nuisances. Furniture, appliances, PHONE 435.6357 reclulrem~t for the work In. BACKHOE window van, 2 new winter 4 BR home. 1270 sq. ft. 2 Classified Advertising Dept. volved. SPEECH and HEARING power tools, hand tools, dean small cars, motor. for fires. Bred sows, Yorkshire, bathrooms. Ample car- AUTOMO61LES~J,.'I CLINIC HIRE landrace cross. Welner pigs. peting. Ph. 635.4450 for (Held at 4612 Grelg Ave. Tel. bikes, bosh;, motors or any Phone • ~'~Also othd~ plgs,.,d!{f~ent eppolntment to ~/lew. (p10- 630-1155). The sudlologlst ~her Items In acceptable 1960" PlYmouth Station i 6354454 sizes. Phone 635.:~6~)5."(p5- 240) ...... Will do hearing tests on condition. Wagon. PS, PB, sir con .t 635-4757 110) referral by family doctor or Terrace Auction Mart :lltlonlng. Needs muffler. Comer of Ap|ley & Lakllse (cffn-2-10.7~) MUST SELL: Redecorated 1350 OBO. Phone 635.2547. community health nurse. Chev small block 327. Extra three bedroom house. : OVEREATERS Do you feel you have a Speech pathologist or phone 135.4172. (ctfn.2.20. (c4-120) Male, 24, needs employment. rods. Heads and manifold. Laundry room, no basement, : ANONYMOUS drinking problem? There Is therapist will carry out 79) :. meets Wednesday at 0 p.m. Class 3 with air. Dump and All parts Inclusive $100. In Thornhlll. Asking $31,000. Must Sell 1974 Mazda RX.3 help speech assessments and Rebuilt power glide for ! at St. Maflhew's Anglican Avalleblel gas hauling experience. Phil Would make good Income wagon with radials and snow therapy. 635-5651. (p3-120) Chov. Exc.cond. $300. Holley property or starter home. Church basement. Phone Phone 635.5636 LONG TERM CARE fires. Cassette stereo deck. carb and 383 magnum Phone 635-4074, 635.6809, ask 635-44:!7 after 6:30 p.m. Alcoholics Anonymous At 205.4321 Lazelle Ave. Tel. New brakes. Needs muffler HARLEY'S PAINTING manifold. $60.' 190 cm for Carol. (c5-170) MEETINGS: 635.9196. and shocks, but runs fine. 'PREGNANT?' PDQ & DECORATING Kazama racing skis. No .;j,. , $900 OBO. Ph. 638.8430. (C5. Mon. 0:30 p.m. United Assessment and planning for douges. Marker b~c~lpj~s. 2 NEED HELP? Church. Carpet & Flooring Drywall, stucco, tile, i Three bedroom view home 120) ~, those eligible for Long Term linoleum; ,Rree~ e~atiM~te. seasons old. ,~2~.~15~.~,635- overlooking.Terrace and the ~ ~i~ Call Birthright for an Mon. 8 p.m. - Alanen ;1" Care? ~n~ Phone .. ~,, 7736. (p2-30) Skeena Valley. Many ex- alternative to abortion. Skeand Health,I./nlt.q.q/) "~ ! Installation ~75 Ford Custom 500. 4 door. AID TU HANDICAPPED 638-1095 Phone 63|.4602 anytime. Thurs. or Sat. S: 30 p.m. MIIis cellent features, Including Rebuilt motor. PS, PB, AT. At 205-4621 Lazeffe Ave. Tel. (c20.4N) Room 233, NechBko Centre. Memorial Hospital. You supply -- we Install wall to wall carpeting, built $1,100. OBO. Phone 638-1320. 635.9196. WANTED In dishwasher, two full baths Assessment and guidance (cffn-2-10.79) SKEENA CENTRE .... 638.1691 Qual Ifled carpenter, and large covered sundeck. ; Klflmet A.A. Construction for vocational and social (am-l-10-?9) tradesman fully equipped spot cash paid Loceted In a quiet residential 1976 Dodge Monaco wagon, • Group in Kltlmet: telephone rehabilitation done by with air tools, available for for your old area only minutes from ONCE MORE WE OPEN one owner, all electric 632-3713. consultant. INSIST ON renovations, custom cabinet, FURNITURE - GUNS schools and downtown. OUR DOORS TO THE windows, tape deck. $3800 MEETINGS: THE BEST erborlte, formica In- - JEWELLERY Possession can be Im. Monday. Step Meetings. (1:20 SENIORS OF THE Women's A.A. Meetings- - BCRIC SHARES - firm. Phone 849.5327. (pS. COMMUNITY. Concrete septic tanks In stsllatlons• Will consider all mediate. To view phone 790- 120) p.m. Lutheran Church. Every Tuesday Night at 7:30 stock. Get relief with a other types of flnlshlng work. 2258 after 6 pm. (atfn-11-10- --4711 Lazella Ave. 635.5145. WE BUY - SELL - Wednesdays Closed. mncrete Investment. Phone after 6 pm. Ask for 79) We offer TRADE- DELIVER. 1978 Mercury Marquis. Meetings 8:30 p.m. United Don. COFFEE Metallic blue. Low mileage. Church. Rape Relief Schmltty's Excavatln8 630.4701 CONVE RSATION Terrace's Most Unique For Sale by owner. 3 BR As new condition. All Fridays. Open Meetings 8:30 Abortion Counsalllng 635.3939 (C5-160) p.m. Skeana Health Unit, & Second Hind house 10 years old. Full reasonable offers con. & Crisis Line for (am-1-10-79) basement, electric furnace Kltlmat General Hospital. CRAFTS Women Antique Stors sidereal. Phone 635.3846. (p3. Al-Anon Meetings. Tuesday In a friendly on .78 acre lot. 540,000. Also 120) - 8 p.m. United Church. Drop.In Centre Gunsmithlng 21 cu. In. freezer. Ph. 635. 3187. (p10-170) atmosphere Terrace and District FILTER QUEEN Quality Workmanship For Sale: '76 Plymoutl" Guaranteed : WelgM Watchers meeting Community Services Society sales and service Electric guitar and o m- Volere, V0 automatic. Nc We supply For Sale by Owner: 3 bdrm. • hold every Tuesday at 7 p.m. wish to announce the Annual pllfler• Phone after 6 pm. Buy • Sell reasonable offer refused. Ph MATERIALS General Meeting to be held home, 2 yrs. old. Full at the Knox United Church 4916 Park Avenue 635-9558. (p5:110) ...... % Good Used Skates 632.4012. (c5-160) INSTRUCTION basement, approx. 1200 sq. i Hall, 4907 Lazelle Avenue. on October 17, 1979 In the & Caledonia Lecture Theatre QUEENSWAY ft. Good location close to For Sale: 1975 Pontiac GT Terrs cs schools. After 6 -- 638.0267or TRANSPORTATION at 7:30 pro. New members 635.T~49 TRADING sport coupe. In excellent Ladles Slim Line Club meets As well as an area for are very welcome. Phone 3215 Kelum Street 635.2569. (c6-170) condition. Phone 638.8273 Monday evening -- 6:30 p.m. (am.1.10.79) relaxation. For more In. 635-3178 for more In- Chesterfield sui.tq ~for:,,Imle. Ph. 630-1613 . after 6 pm. (p10.230) -- United Church basement, formation :alpou~'~these and formation. (nc-170) One year otcl.~t(:~ ~:;~n 3 BR country home with Kltlmat other act'lVltl~, 1Hesse atfn-12-9-79) excellent view on one acre 1973 Dodge P.U. 43,000miles. 1 COLLIER EXCAVATING good condlflon, Phone 635- phone 635-22M and ask for 5556. (p3-11(~)~ .~' .~': 1026 sq. ft. creek frontage. No rust. $1950.'76 808 Mazda. Skeana Centre. See you there COMING EVENTS Large garden area with WANTED DONATIONS /, Low mileage. Exc. shape. The Three Rivers Workshop any time between 8 am and BackheeWork :: 7xBx7 foot ceclar, finished excellent soil. Asking Phone 635.9266. (p2-120) for the Handicapped are 3:30 pm" M~day thru $40,000. Phone 635.2485 after Rebeksh Lodge Annual Tea Phone klS.S340after 6:00 pn~ sauna. 4 easy to assemble looking for donations of any Friday. & Bazaar, Sat., Nov. 10- parts. $700. 635.5311. (c2- 34,: FOR RENT 6 pm. (nc-160) old, broken or used pieces of Oddfellows Hall, 3222 [am-1•10-79) 120) , MISG, furniture, also eny discarded INCHES AWAY CLUB Munrne St. (nc-10N) 52. WANTED wood products we could use GEMINI EXCAVATING Pool table with accessories. Motorheme for rent. Sleeps for recycling or renovating. Meet every Tuesday night at B.C. Old Pensioners Tea & TO RENT LTD. 4'x8'. Phone 635.2892. (c2- 6. Luxuriously equipped. I ton crew cab Brand New w. Call us at 635.2233 between 8 In the Skeana Health Unit. Bazaar will be held Sat., 120) Fully Insured. Book early 8 a.m. and 3 p.m. We will try For more Information phone (Was Andrews) .... Shelter for an 0'9" camper. camper valued at 519,()00: Nov. 3, 1979 at Terrace for your winter holiday. to make arrar~gements for 635.3747 or 635.3023. Backhoe Work Nov. 1 - approx. April. Call Best offer takes. Call after 6 Arena Banquet Rm. from 12 cu. ft. refrigerator. Ex- Available dally, weekly, after 6 pm. 635-7605. (c5- p.m. 112-624.6874 pickup. Hourly and Contract 1:30 p.m. to 4:50 p.m. (nc- 635.3479 cellent condition. Set of monthly. Phone 632-2420 170) C10.100) TERRACE 2N) anytime encyclopedle. Set of year (c20-11o) Birthright Office books. 635.7385 after 5 pm. WOMEN'S (am-1-10-79) 2 or 3 BR house with 1974 Ford Van. PS, PB. Alternative to Abortion CENTRE Sponsor: Kermoda Friend. (c3-UO) basement and fireplace 3-4621 Lakelse - 635.3901 - a support service ship Centre Partially camperlzed. Low preferred but not urgent. mllcega. Good shape. Ph. Wednesday 1 p.m. - 3 p.m. for women • Event: Ladles Basketball 410 John Deare Backhoe for 22 cubic foot Zenith freezer. One or 2 steps to front en- 635.5468after 5 pro. (c3.120) and 4 p.m. - 5 p.m. or phone 4111 LaleIle Ave. If you are Interested In hire. Phone 635-4061. (am-5. '76 model. Phone 635-3021. For Sale: Registered trance. Call evenings only anytime: Usa 635.3164, playing or learning to play 10-79) (c3.120) behind Tllllcum Theatre Alaskan Malamute puppies. (collect If necessary). 112. 1969 Ford Model 050. Cab. Carol 635.5135. 135.$145 competitive basketball, all Sire & Dam out of Sliver- ~67-4191. (c20-310) you have to do Is come to over fuel truck. 4 com- Drop In: 10 8m.6 pm Mon.- 1976 Gold Wing 1000. Shaft sheen Kennels. Available partment Wlltock tank. 2850 MILLS MEMORIAL practlsel For more In- Thurs. 10 am.4 pm Friday. drive, water cooled, new Oct. 19. Phone638-1996. (pl0. gal. cap. Complete with : THRIFT SHOP We offer a comfortable formation call 635.4906 (nc. ~60) 1 or 2 BR furnished apart- tiros. Phone 635.2154 or 635- meat by single parent with 1 meter, live reel and hose. . Mills Memorial Hospital relaxed atmosphere to meet 110) 7144. Ask for Mike. (cffn-stf) child. Call Stephsnle at 638. New pelnt, Vancouver city Auxiliary would appreciate and share Ideas. Children Found: one fishing rod. To give away: one young any donations of good, clean Phone 635-7425. (nc-5-170) female cat and two small 1297. (p3.120) tested until May.50. Phone are welcome. 635.6375. ((:3-120) clothing, any household EVENING PROGRAMS: Women's Night Out Fresents Electric stove for sale. $400. kittens. Kittens are almost Also one crib and one dresser black, cat Is dark brown with 54. JUSINESS Items, toys etc. for their 7:30 pm Tuesdays - Women's a Rape Rap -- a dl,,~,,:usslon Thrift Shop. For pickup AA. 1st Wednesday of month about Sexual Assault Found: one "expectant" - $400. Spring horse • $30. faint stripes. Cat Is very PROPERTY 1975 GMC customized van. service phone 635.5320 or 635. - Status of Woman, 2nd Against Women. Thursday, tortoise-shell female cat in Phone ~5•6965. (p5.110) adaptable, very affectionate, P.S., P.B., lots of extras. 523,% or leave Donations at Wednesday - Single Parents Oct. 11 at 7:30 p.m. at Thornhill. Owner please house broken. Hate to give For Rent: 900 sq. ft. on Must be seen to be ap. the Thrift Shop on Lazelle (led by a single father), 3rd Women's Centre, 4711 phone Electric stove for Sale. $100. her away, but landlord In- second floor. Air con. preclatsd. Phons 635.2154 or Avenue on Saturdays bet-. Wednesday Men & Lazelle. Phone 635.51,15 for 635-4698 Also one crib and dresser - sists. Phone 635-4357 days, dtlmed. Locsted st 4623 635.71~. Custom Interior and wean 11 e.m. end 3 p,m. Women's Rap, Thursdays • more Information. (nc- after 6 pro. $100. Spring horse - $30. 635.1639 evenlngs before 11 Lakelse Avenue. Phone 635. exterior paint lob. Ask for Thank you. ' Women's Night Out. lSO) (nc.stf) Phone 635.6965. (p5.120) pro. Ask for Don. (sff-tfn) 2552. (ctfn.2.10.79) Mike. (nc-stf) / i J

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Ducks Unlimited(Canada) ,/" 1190 WaverleySt.. Winnipeg.Man. R3T 2E2 ~ 264 - '78 GLACIER VAN'S OONTRAOTIliG ======Yellowhead Hay Furniture Repair Be a L ~$$'~, 4416 Lelioi Avenne & Grain • Complete line of livestock feed and supplement ~Rostorations. Hope Chests Herald paper carrier A Terrace, D.C. • Clean and utility grain • Founts and feeders for all livestock ~ Cestom Hade Furniture, Refinishini • Dry dog & cat food *~ General hildin[ Contractia! Phone 635-6357 S (o°~~ A Complete Glass and • Pet travelling cages made to measure :~;~::::::~*.::~:~;~::~:~;~:~:~:~:~:~:~:;:f~f:.:::*::::~::::::::~::~::~:~:;~t~.*~:~:~::: S Aluminum Service 3315 Clark St. 635-3867 2610 Kalum 635-6686 TerraoB 81 ~ - °, .. TRUCKS . L 'Plumbing - Heating • Commercial Servicing 19/9 GMC Van. 15,000 km. Must Sell -- 1975 Diplomat' Residential • Industrial - Specializing Gas Fitting Sliver grey. Excellent mobile home, Furnished or and Sheet Metal Shop condition. Phone 635.4342. unfurnished. Extras In- (cS.l~O) cluded. Con be seen by up. &eWCEnterpfises polntment. Ph. 632.2586. (c7. Charlie Belanger 1976 Toyota Land Cruiser 19O) PLUMBING & HEATING LTD. 4)(6. 263 engine. 350 horse MUSIC FOR ALL OCCASIONS cam. 2 sets of tires and rims. 'Unique Bathroom Boutique' Soft and hard top. Ph, 635. R l G :,O 4434; LAKELSE AVENUE 7662. (~-170) y 2701 South Kalum St. ' . H P.O. Box 534 PHONE 635.9319 Wayne (,35.5414 Ernle I)35.935| 1975 GMC Jimmy 4x4. Auto, Wanted to buy -- small 635-6160 • A TERRACE, B.C. VBG 4B5 UR 635-9320 D4ys 625.623S PS, PB. To view call 635.9277 acreage within 6 miles of From 6 a.m. P 11 p.m. Install & Service Gee, Wood • Oil Furancu or 635-2151 after 6 pm. (p3- town. Phone 635.2791. (p4- T 1';O) : , . . ~20) Im .0 Ford C~ub Wago.. Low mileage. Partially FREE camporlzod. Many extras. Wayside Groceries NORTHWEST PIPE 635.900;1. (c5.170) 4711-G Keith Ave. TERRACEHOTEL GIFT CERTIFICATES AND EQUIPMENT LTD. Ideal hunter unit: 16' travel For these Items Leaving In 3 weeks. Must trailer, frldge, stove, lights, ..r friclldl) co.~cnience store , bear teeth , bear claws PIPE. PLUMBINGSUPPLIES. PUMPS Sell -- 1978 Ford Van F150 c- all propane. Equipped for w swivel captain chairs. AC, HOSES. NUTS AND BOLTS. FENCING electrical hook-up. Can run -, wolf teeth , beaver teeth WATER SOFTENERS ANDMORE headers, summer & winter electrically off battery. HOURS: , moose or deer antlers (slngteorpair) tires. Some customizing. Hitch assembly, spare tire, Stereo etc. Ph. 635-2603 rm. 'lacks, propane tanks. w.~,y, 7:30 am - 12:30 am 5239 Keith Avenue - .ear s c .y=o 2. (p1~-240) Llcenced. $1500. Phone 635. Available at the front desk of the ~2~. (~:S.lSO), , ...... nr. . :" w...ds 10:00.ara - 11:00 pm i¢nlmtK nul¢¢ 974 GMC Four: Wheel' MUST SELL IM- Drlve. MEDIATELY: 1977 31 foot 4 speed transmlsslon Wilderness travel trailer. 3S0 Engine S3495.0~ Asking $&500. View et Reel Inn Motel. Highway 16 West. CI TId E I Terraoe mleotronJoRepair| Ltd. I 1975 Ford F.2SO XLT Last trailer.on left. (ctM.2. Ranger 10.79) 6speed transmlsslun 390 V- de I,I, GIr lrS i nvmss, IEHAC[ & KITIMAT ' I ~1EnD Ine. Two tone. ~495.00 '76 Fleetcrafi. 16' Holiday I e~-~ . AUTHORIZED | Trailer• Tandem axle, fully CO- @P I ~ SERWCE I 1976 Ford Supercab F-250 equipped. Priced low. Phone ,1 ~1~.~e DEPOT . I 4 speed trans. Dual gas 635-.~19.'" (C3.110).~ ::'." " ,' 3224 Kalum Street,Terra, e, qO~O" Phlllps, Magnavox, Zenith.,lb. " tanks. -..... L1995,00 Natural Foods-- Books-- Local Crafts ""' I Sany°'T°'hlba" ' ":~1 I Mon,.Sat, -- 9 e.m. • 6 p.m. I 1977 Ford Supercab F-250 ANYONE CAN SHOP AT DELIGHTS... i Friday -- 9 a.m. • 9 p.m. I /~Jtometlc 400. V.6 engine. ONLY MEMBERS GET DISCOUNTS Two tone. Dual gas tanks. I 4623 Lekelse 63S4S4| I Back seat. M91~.00 DIVORCE $100+ filing fees Camgarland We prepare your divorce C & B Serdces papers over ~e I~one ..fast. 5412 Highway 16.West For more Information call EASTSIDE Dealer License No. 5731 THE LAW SHOPPE of JACK STARBOARD GROCER Y & LAUNDROMAT D. JAMES, M.B.A., LI.B t II TOLL FREE 112.800.663.3035 OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK (in Vancouver area call 687. TACK YACHTS BILLIARDS & AMUSEMENTS 2442). Chargex and SAN JUAN To Serve You • .,.,,,,,,,.,.,,v,,,,,,.,.,.,,v,,,,.'.',',',v,','.'.'.'.'•'.'.'.'-v.'-v., Mestercherga welcomed. 21' to 30' Sailboats WE ALSO SELL, SERVICE & REPAIR ALL YOUR (At fn.thurs..20.09-79) & Accessories WEEKDAYS 0-11 WEEKENDS 9-11 HOME BRUNSWICK PRODUCTS, For Sale: 1972 Norwestern 12x$6 mobile home with 635.3OOI 4438 Lakelse 635-2104 3213 KALUMSTRELI 10x12 finished addition, K~ Henton IERRACE BC PHONE 635.2473 unfurnished and in good YOUR FRIENDLY CONVENIENCESTORE ii condition. Reasonably One Palamlno Mare. Phone • : ... '[ I priced. Phone 635.5539. (p7- 635-6782. (p5-120] ]1 till .....lilt" 1 " " " 190) ' ,;?'~.i~". ~ . ~; • '' 74 Monarch Mobile Home. REA~X ,,~F:OR.' :,,,~,' Unfurnished, with frldge and AREYOU stove. 12x63 with 2 Ioey .~,./") Smooth Sailing TENDERS INVITED for THE COLD WEATHER? '~ C GH industrial Cleaning Shacks 10x12, fully flnlsh'ed ., • , - clear cutting an eight (9) tO the ( with elentrlc heat. 3 Bdrm, ~,/ ~ ' Ltd. very good condition. Sltuatecl acre stand of L. Pine and Birch, to be followed by I~ ~'/~ Herald! "~ at 47 Woodland Hgts. Trailer "WE CLEAN" "WE TRAVEL ~ YOUR HOURS" Court with fenced-In lot. grubbing and clearing for Must be seen to be ap. cultivation. Merchantable CHIMNEYS" FURNACES " FIREPLACES '" ' Steam Cleaning and Pressure Washing preclated.. Asking price trees to contractor, balance BOILERS RESIDENTIAL or COMMERCIAL ' "'"~ $15,0~. Phone 635.5829. (c5. to be decked on the property. COMPLETE FORCED AIR HEATING SYSTEMS*' Phone 638-1634 or 635-3545 35 miles east of Terrace on 120) ./3212 KALUM PHONE 635-6357 Highway 16. I MODIle home ann ~xtuu toot D. Havard We offer the most efficient way of cleaning your entire " lot. Quiet street. Laundry & • P.O. Box 2458 belting system by using a PRO-VAC Residential- I II family room addition. Large Smlthers, B.C. Commercial and Indu'ltrtel Mobile Power Vacuum storage building. Ph. 635. 847-2993 Unit. Alto Introducing the new method of utilizing We are pleased to announce that we 2115. (c3.120) (C3-150) compressed air for positive action. 48o JOHN DEER I(~ GRADING ~' LAND CLEARING WITH STH WHEEl,. I~ BACKFILLING ~ LEVELING For Sale: 1970 14x70 Manco NOTICE INVITING "Our service gives positive and efficient results" have moved te Terrace. We're just In tlae mobile home, Unfurnished. APPLICATIONS FOR Set up and skirted In local MAINTENANCE OF Call the PRO-VAC people today and see for yourself. for your Christmas paintin| & decorating. trailer park. Phone 635.9736. THORNHILL (cffn-2.10.79) REFUSE SITE ;74 Monarch mobile home. Sealed tenders, addressed Phone: Pro.Vac Industries TERRACE O & L PAINTING Unfurnlehod, wlth frldge and to the undersigned and marked "Thornhlll Refuse Terrace 636"5292 Can. Ltd. stove. 12x63 wlth 2 ioey Site Maintenance" will be Ser#lcas Division PHONE ANYTIME Idlacks I0x12, fully finished Kltlmat 632"2466 Kitlmat-Terrace, B.C. DAVE & ALLAN 635.3505 with elentrlc heat. 3 bdrm., received until 4:30 p.m. 635-4559 very good condition. Slteated October 15, 1979. at 47 Woodland Heights Specifications and con. Trailer Court with fencod-ln tract documents may be lot. Must be seen to be up. obtained on request to the precloted. Asking price Regional District of Kltlmat. SIS,000. Phone 63S..~29. (c. Stlklne, No. 9 - 4644 Lazelle Avenue, Terrace, B.C. (635. t~O) 7251). For Sale: 1976 24x60 Homco The lowest or any tender mobile home In Pine Mobile wlll not necessarily be ac- Home Park. For more In. cepted. John Pousette, formation please call 635. 3261 end ask for Tom. (c7- Secretary-Administrator 19O) (83-120) ~" ,I" \

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4 ' RETARDEDWOMAN ?

Abortion, sterilization decision ,made ' VICTORIA (CP) -- The charges against them who diedt0 hours after being woman as having a mental stated the baby died of classed as unnatural, Thewoman's mother, Mrs. undergo the operation and director of an institution for ranging from murder to born by caesarean section age of 3.3 years and said the hyalln membrane disease -- Dr, Garth . Walther, Margaret Grieve, said she willingly slgnnd the mentally handicapped procuring an abortion. ' Sept. 18, 1978. The inquest father of the child remains a respiratory disease. director of pathology at neither she nor her daughter Vancouver lsywor A. D. told an inquest Wednesday Dr. John Kenneth Martin was caUed because the death unknown. He said the woman ' But when the autopsy was Victoria General Hospital, were aware of the 'rhaekrey uked MleArthur. : that he felt a 32-year-old said he recommended to the was ruled unnatural. was on a mixed ward with 20 carried out, the physician said a caessarian'section is • pregnancy. When told of it, to deter the bestial until the severely-returded woman Victoria General Hespltal The inquest, which heard other severely.retarded neglected to include his peffot~med anywhere from she pressed for an operation Crown decided whether. was personally incapable of sterllizatlon committee that often-complicated patients, two of whom be report with the death cer- the ~rd to the 40tb week of as soon as possible. charges are going to be inl41~ handling a pregnancy and the woman's pregnancy be testimony, was adjourned said were potentially tfficate. pregnancy, 'A child would i "I Just didnrt want her to against any of the doctors:" live birth. terminated and that she be briefly after a lawyer capable of fathering the The report obtained later have between a I0 and 15- 'live it," she said. "She The lawyer sold then= id The inquest also learned sterilized, representing four doctors in. child, cited the cause of death as percent chance of survival if didn't know what happened been dlscaislons that that the Crown had in. Martin, dit'eetor at volved in the case asked that Documents tendered to the prematurlty and termination one was performed .in the to her, poor kid. " char~es ranling • from vestigated doctors involved Glendale Lodge, was the Crown promise not to lay inquest, presided ever by Dr. of pregnancy,'Because it was 2Srd week, as was the case Mrs. Grieve said no murner to procuring an in the case and that there tostiflng at the inquest of the charges against them. William MscArthur, British not reported to the coroner with the child in question, he pressure was put on her by abortion would be laid had been discussion of laying woman's child, a baby boy, Martin described the Columbia's chief coroner, within 24 hours, it was said. doctors to huve her daugber against two of the duetors

o. Midwife's protest is ANOTHER PIGEON JUVENILE TRIAL ,:. ,. VANCOUVER (CP) preached July 31 by an City fraud detectives elderly woman who began have charged two United a conversation. As they Hit fee S quandered "L' States citizens with talked, a third woman based on fetus status stealing $10,000 cash from walked up claiming she VANCOUVER (CP) -- The • a stick and said 'give me grabbed a stra~ht rarer illii';' VICTORIA (CP) -- A to criminal negligence Lang said the point of law on a woman July 31 by had Just found a wallet $800 that a 15.ysar-old boy is your money, 20, 40 dollars. he wont to my thmaL I .( lawyer defending a 52-year- causing death to during a the no evidence motion Is of working the pigeon drop containing about $45,008 said to have got in the I'U pay you back'. I said this pushed his hand away Itili:. : old midwife accused of home childbirth. sufficient complexity that -- one of the eldest con- cash. alleged murder of an elderly in a commanding way. my throat and g~l~l~! criminal negligence said Defence counsel Peter the Judge may want to fidence games known to The victim was tricked man was spent on women, "Then he ran to the phone kite (ram'), lpUI tl rm~. Wednesday he wiU challenge Leask of Vancouver said reserve his decision on it. police. into putting up $10,000 as liquor and taxi rides, a and I tore the phone out. in my packet. I didn't want to leave any prints or anythini; •. the prosecution's accusa- during told the judge that the Lang said the prosecution Ethel Bryant, 85, and a show of good faith on the famUy court Judge was told Then after, I pushed him on tions by declaring a motion case is unusual and will raise believes there are several Geraldine Russell, 35, understanding her Wednesday. the couch. 'I want to borrow "Then I said 'give n~ the'i., of no evidence. at least one serious legal areas in which Marsh was .being held in Ottawa on money, plus a third of the The trial is the first of a 20 or 40 dollars, that's all' rest ot your money, all d it," The complex legal concept issue. negligent: similar charges, also face iound cash, be returned to juvenile to be open to the then he went to his room five He pie it to me from under . is based on the novel legal He said the proeeeutisn attempted theft charges her later. media and' public since a seconds ahead of me. Then math rite mttnm, l~en i' point in Canada of deter- will present its case and then An autopsy report read laid after two incidents in The pigeon drop is a ruling by the British he gave me about t50 out of went nuts and l deofdud I mining when a human fetus he would make a no evidence into the court record stated late July in Vancouver popular scheme in Columbia Court of Appeals his pants. wouldn't be aMe tol|~ iWiYL ' the baby died a a cerbral and Burnaby. California 'and occurs cleared the way. The ju- "When he gave it to me he so I tied him up and ! left.," ' become a person. motion. The motion was haemorrhage from a tear in Margaret Lillisn Marsh, of expected to be presented Police said a e~-ycar- about twice a year in vealle cannot be identified. went to the dresser and he The trial euntimm. ' Seeks, has pleaded not guilty either today or Friday. the skull. old woman • was ap- Vancouver, police said. The accused Juvenile, now before Judge Peter Mtilward Crown Counsel Nicholas The trial continues. 17, is charged in the June, 1978 death of 91-year-old George William Dickinson. Tra v el ag en cies "" Pathologist Dr. Redney Seat belts Brammail told Judge Malcolm MacDonald praised Wednesday that the victim hit for evasion ,L suffered bruises, six broken VANCOUVER (CP) -- report overrides or ki~: PRINCE GEORGE, B.C. ri~, appeared to have been Federal income tax in- backs." .... (CP) -- A coroner's jury in- tied with his hands behind vestigators have discovered He said that in the Va~;' qulrlng Into the July 8 death his back and died of shack. $3 million in unreported sourer area, inveat~ton|r:. .d Inmemoryofaman,., of a if-year.old Mackenzie, Dr. Brammall said the man income, LS00,000 of it in the have infm'matioa on about 50 B.C., girl has recommended had a pre-existing heart Vancouver area, afteran 18- ~ arms. Complete audits have. that promotion of the use of condition. month cross-Canada ln- been finished on 18 and ths. Your contribution will help students from scatbelts be reviewed and A young buddy of the ac- vestigaUen ef 570 travel, investigation |o far has.' every school district in British Columbia expanded. cused, now 16 but 14 at the agencies, eays a: Senior tax '~' turned up iN,008 in un. The Jury made the recom. time, testified the accused official. -:';/~ report~l i~Jpte, i;, with bursaries, fellowships, and endowment 'mendation Tuesday after .came !o. his house, ~Id ~ And' ~e .unre'~.rt.~. /ff~~ "~ ~I".~'..~.. lilt l= ,funds to attract the world's finest scholars finding that no sestbelt was naa rODDeU a man, snow • comeemua eeis I~gh a~ ~ .unde~.~]~b~erition lot'./ worn by Andrea Susan him more than $800 in bills million by the time the' L'/:'""erimli~illn~/~sligstiooandd.., in public administration, Albers, who was driving a and invited him to help him vestigation Is complete, these five or six are being [. friend's car when it went off spend it. The probe began in March, looked at for ehar~u," M the road near McLend Lake, He said the accused during 1978 when investigators con- said. " .... ~ B.C. and rolled. • the next three days hired ducted slmultamoos raids Please give through your chartered Bank or Miss Albera was thrown The tax dupartmen~ dou~ taxis for rides to White Rock on 75 airline offices and not comidur Its ~ for'..." Credit Union or write: out of the car. Passenger and to Surrey, bought both of travel agencies handling Bruce Musa, 24, also of the airlines to give rehatea them new dress slacks and domestic and international and kickb~cka, but it ls an C/O University of Victoria Mackenzie, was not jackets, lived in hotels, had travel. P.O. Box 1700 seriously injured. uffunne by travel spndm er Moss said he let the girl friends go to the liquor store Theywere looking for evl- individuals not to dNl4we Victoria, British Columbia for them, picked up denceofkickhacks, commis- favors as income ret~Vnd. drive the car for three or prostitutes and took them to sions, discounts, rebates, The first firm and in- four hours on the morning of a hotel. I :'llll ll, i riot/ , i|'i',',l~il I'*',',O.f ill~.' I' ', " " ' . the accident because he. • . r.., ao*o...,a., n1~ underthe-table deals apd,~.~llv~qMl~'~tO~'IEPPA~,In co~{~:':.~ • 'believed that he was im- ~,...... , ...... con~r=-il~ql~p~.A~ ~v/,b, b'" slndq1~d~~adld ~i~= . ~,©,,,©. ,=.u -.,,=s=- uu.- *loVe*; .,,=i',= *~aded off for w=~=~v' ' :- ' .... /",,~" ',,,, 10r lne lulure 0! a province ': paired by alcohol after at- dersem testified the accused ...... "i "fl r 1 ...... " tending a party the night be. .... ,.=..,., .... . ,^ ,~_ goods of a s m a va so. Robert K. lwat~, who ~w...... They also locked at free operates K. lwato Travel fore. • at police station in the tri s Iven awa for ...... The Jury was told Miss AI- ...... ,,~ ~.;= .~,~.=.. p g y berwce bta., sppurea be,s, who had apparently ~"~0'~'"=,,v . ~ " ,=...... '" "°"";'" , =,..n=, p r o m otie nal purposes, before Judge Erik ~tdrodt, fallen asleep at the wheel, Park. I was drunk and feU l senior tax official who l dlnllly~., was thrown through the open asleepforaheutlSminutes. I did not want his nameused, taxou~l,133overtwoyeara window. walked up towards Burrard said Wednesday"that audits in 1974 and 11175. An RCMP breethalyzer and this guy in a TR6 gave have been completed on He pleaded iPdl~ ~ was test two hours after the me a ride up to the alley pbc~t~.0ne third of the 570 fined 2~ per cent -- $1,?l| -- accident showed Mess had a where the man lived, tra~,el agents and the of the MI,MI3 in fnd~ lax . ,,IDlood,alcohol reading: of .04 "Then I weHt ~tL'of~'the unreporte~l income amounts~',:.th~i~i~l~ild,, have boon •/~nd, ,05 por..¢ent ,~whtch is back, knocked"od~ the" door to ~ million.';...... ~- i~ ~. ~,, ".'declared. Rls h wu fl~..nd under the .08 level needed to andbeopenedit, laskedhim "Not aU of these firms ~r/~onstolalofl~IJ~Intax be legally impaired, ifl could use the phenc, lhad looked at s0 far failed to money not pald. Hip Hip Hooray! 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I ~ " h" h " dr .... WHA dubs I n " ,TERRACE-KITIMAT • Prices Effective October 9-14 In Terrace • , ' startsItwnsa toughnight fortho ung blown ~f the ice in the •• dally herald Canadian-based newcomerslow first period, be~aid. to the National Hockey In Pittsburgh, George League as three former Fer~son seared twice for • I World .Hockey Association the Pensnins in the wm over Y . teams -- Winnipeg Jets, the Jets. Greg Malone and Edmonton Oilers and Que- greet Kindrachuk' were the SPORTS , bec Nordiquea -- all dropped other Pen~In goal scorers. their openers. Morris Lukowich and Peter :, '," - . The Jets were defeated 4-2 Sulllvan scored, for ' Win- LEG of PORK by Pittsburgh Penguins, the nipeg. J-o Oilers dropped a 4-2 decision In Toronto,i Don Malone, SE ES to Chicago Black Hawks and Phil Espoelto, Ulf Niluon, the Nordiques lost 5-3 at Anders Hedberg, Steve home to Atlanta Flames. Vickers end Eddie Johnstone ROAST In other openers Wed- scored for Rangers while nesday night, New York Ran Ellis, Tiger Williams :::"Orioles. hang tight Rangers defeated Toronto and Mark Kirtan got Toronto Maple Leafs 6-3 ,led Detroit goals.. BALTIMORE (/Eq -- All ball, walked Mark Belanger. DeCirfces,the Orioles third whlch turned into Just an out Red Wings and L~ Angeles New Leaf coach Floyd sesaon long, Baltimore The runners moved to baseman who made only 13 at first. Kin@ skated to a 4.4 tie. Smith said his team was "Fresh". Orioles have been typed as a second and third on an in. errors all season, set another Pirates captain Willie •The other new team from tense in its first gsme, but dub that lacks, superstars field out, and Eddie Murray record-- one he'd llke to for- Stergell insisted everyone the WHA, Hartford, plays its both ' he and general Whole or but h~ the knack for doing walked loading the bases, get. He was charged wlth forget the weather. first game tonight a~ahm manager Punch hnlach had ~mt wilt It takes to win, • John Lowenstein" 4hen two errors in one inning. Minnesota North Stars. praise for Leaf rockies. "Flanagun had a dam Real Cloutier scored all "We have to have faith," That's exactly what the beuncedwhatappearedtohe That tied a record set in good fastball and a good, Shank P0rti0nl American league champions an innlng.ending double play 1910 by Harry Steinfeldt of three Quebec goals in the Imlach said.. "By Christmas slow curve," said Stax~eL1. •they'll rsaily have come on, diCrW~inesdny night in the to sure-handed Phil Gnmer Chicago Cubs.. In the ninth inning, with the game with the Flames. The flrKigimie of the World at seiond. Gsrner, however, Pittsburgh manager Nordiques, in the Adams I'm sure," (52.62 kg) ...... tying run at second, Stsrgell Division, had trouble in goal In Los Angeles, Pete Se~es as they beat the wheeled and threw the ball ChuckTanner admitted .that popped out to end the game, "Fresh". National League's Pitt- into left field, two runs the first game was ira- where Gorse Hogosta had a Mohovllch banged in a The Pirates' comeback shaky ni~hi and drew some rebound with 24 seconds left LWB SHOULDER ROAST cu, . = sb~ pir~tei 5.4. scorh~. , portent, but he'd settle for a started In the fourth on (14.31 kg) tb..,"&,UJ Tlib'/~ortolm, of'course, The hall was soaking wet, split by winning tonight's boos from the 10,350 fans on to play and the Detroit goalie singles by Tim Fall end Dave Jim Rutherford on the dl~'t know 1( at the time. Garner said. It.was llke a bar second game in. the best-of- Parker, wbo had four hits. band. But they t~eaded a World of soap. seven series. Phil Russell and Kent bench, lifting Detroit to its GROUND DEft ($3,62.,,.rn. kgl R.,u,.rO.i,t,, ib...... ",I,U~. = The run scored on a Sturgell Nikson scored pewer-play tie with the Kings. Sedes"openinUeme record Kison, a September hero groundnut. ~ flvei.uns in the first inning with a 4-0 record in the "Then we'll be going home -goals to give the Flames Charlie Simmer sparked Boneless haf to~'wl~. Pirates' drive to the NL Esat for three games," said • In the sixth, Parker and their win. Ivan Bsldirev, the Kings with two goals and POT NAST ,.,k., I,,..) S9 no two assists. Other Los Grade A Ib.... ,...... ~.,vw ~t's ~* lw~t n=e~ i~WaSde~neHehe~vt~a Taorn~r~erWh: is in his first Bill Robinson six~[lod, and Willi Plett and Erie Vail got £- Garner eventually drove the others. Angeles goal scorers were g It was just enough tohal4 wild pltch that allowed .'. _ them home with a bases- The win got new coach AI Dave Taylor 'and Doug df the usual late charge of Murray to score, end finally What troumed Tanner was loaded single. MaeNell off to a good start • Halward. the Pirates, who had won 25 delivered a 3-I pitch that .thatthe Ori.o.l.~..hit only t~ye for Atlanta in the Patrick Stargell made it 5-4 in the ICE CREAM reg~inrseason games m the DougDeCinces slammed for ~ wen.o!~ .~mon. taut the Division. ninth ianinB.: • ' : .s two-run homer, tqrates r~gm.nanner mrew eighth with a tremendous In Chicago, the Black The key play and bill hit The Pirates could have 27 pltches in his one-third of home run over the right-field Hawks • had more trouble Playday came in that Orioles lirst in- died right there, but that a.ninni..ng,of which16 mtsaed wall. Parker slngled in the than expected in knocking ninth, and after being picked off the Oilers, who Wafted 2-0 sing, almost b~f~e a crowd wasn't the 'wsy they got to me surge zone. off first by Flaca~an, slid at Ca] of 52,735 could get com- the baseball's 76th World ...... : _ at one point. Geaile Dave Snow, 4 ,: S24s into seeond and knocked the Dryden, who played well for Caledonia Senior Secon- Assorted Flavours ...... fortable on a live-dnsrea Seriee. Slowly but surely _~,on sa~a j[ ,was=: ball out of shortstop Mark night, they crawled back agaim ~.~ ~-~" ~^- ~^", ~,,~s ~e the looers, claimed that one dary School is hooting North- Belanger's glove for an of two goals scored by John west Zone volleyball and The rain a nd ...... snow, that ,=v~n~r ram© ~ ~ *, said the ball felt slick and he error, Marks shouldn't have been soccer this weekend. the Sold r. didn't have any sa.ltivlty or • Friday night et Thornhfll But Robinson and Sts~ell allowed, He said the puck thepmedoubtfutmr~a;goou ,',~ ~ ,.-e-~ .-..... feel was frozenunder his pad and Junior Secondary, PEANUTBUTTER --.~ ~a ~,~--~.v *risk itl 'Wi"~ 23 .victories .' .. ing. 'couldn't drive him home. didn't cross the line. "I was Caledonia's senior boys and toll en the ~PILtsburgh ~ Four.Pit,burgh ~lleve However, I seemed to be Flaasgan said he won the girls volleyball teams will ,~;..,~ ~n the fll~U~nlnn ~ he|d,the tmmee m ]us~ one the only one who had game with his change-up and really teed off when they ...... ,,,...~.,., hit:U}rou~h the last 613 • in- problems -- the ground ball aide arm curveball, allowed it," he said. "It was meet Smithers. Games will AI Bumb~h~~,. ni~.s, ~ ...to me In the first inning the first game of the season begin at 7 p.m. Empress • Baltimore - ,- o.--~. ~,.-', ~U¢ um aamagu was oune, should have been a double In teday'e second game, and we really wanted to Saturday in volleyball Homogenized. Chunk. $299 l~be't,mt pitch f~_~.__l~a.ti~ .... ~s" game-winning Ida]/," he eald:. He was right.hander Bert Blyleven, Win." acUon, Caledonia girls will 1.S kg Tin ...... Rich Preston and Bob meet Prince Rupert MIMlt-hander B.~...°,l~.~.'"ho~eFniade him the 15th referring to a Ken Sin~leto~ 13.5, goes for the Pirates i 'I~, '~, who had 'dif- player to hit a home run in topper toward the mound, a agalut Jim' Palmer, 10-6, Murray were the other Secondary School at 9:30 .flcul~ with hie breaking ~ds first World Series at bat.' possible double-play ball also a righthander. Chicago scorers while Kevln a,m. and at 11:15 a.m., Cal Lowe and Dave Hunter boys will meet Rupert. In the afternoon, Mount Elizabeth innings scored for the Oilers. from Kitimat will• meet APPLEJUICE Flanagan goes nine Johnston... praisedcoach hisEddie team PRSS in boys and girls • . for getting over opening- volleyball action. Also on Saturday, BALTIMORE (AP) -- in front of the plato to end Flsnngan threw 138 pitches, "It will be tough for him to night Jitters and taking Caledonia will'meat Prince Mike lrla'uapn maintained Baltimore's five-run first he would'bave to wait until comeback on three days reat advan~g.e..~f ,mJetak.~es I-,-. Rgcl Rupert Senior in soccer play his tom.Jure while facing inning, but then he grounded Friday before "deciding now," Weaver. said. "I'll u=c rr~..~c,:~ "'©~i'~"~"~-" at 9:30"a.m., and Mount th= f,~natna Ptttahurab the ball past first baseman whether the 23-game winner have Steve Stone ready and E ,rimon!on team. .... • Elizabeth will play PRSS in ~""in"--hl"~'fi~'~t .-~Vor-'~d Stargell while leading off the would be available to start wouldn't hesitate to use ."."'L. ""~. ~-'~"" ~..-~;~e~e~~ ~ him" ' '; : * ~'' .... ,.goa,r.enmng ny -t'ony ~soccer as well, later on in the . - "v~foui~ '~I~ :; =-"'~- ~'<...... ;-"Game:Five.....:: ~.::. ~.: ~.... ': ; :. ' ,' :,'. ' " Esp~to kepr~:'fl'0di=get: S~[lr wnP.JI-uie 811,11111o: . .,, 'I ~dt t'6'~i/~['bits~.Y":::" '" ...... ~...... • Orioles pltohar got a rare wsa, fi@rln~°u!,myba~n~ average aria t as~eu *',mrilleu + "Whenyoufeelyoucando,ee to hat, fftheyweregoingtostopthe Vo l le yball at MESS t~np, I don't ,think you ~ameand give'me the hall," . ' should get " excited," Flanngan said. "I didn't get Mount Elizabeth and Tbornhill Junior in PUBLIC NOTICE Flanapn "said, explaining any response from him. Secondary School in Terrace, end from B.coth ScotchTreatFrozen 279 c hlJ app~ent serenity while Later, when I went to the Kithnat is hosting a North Junior and a junior A pitching the Orioles to a 5-4 dugout, I was shaking West Zone Jujnior team from Prince Hupert TO BOATING 2 lb. (907 g) Package ... for victory Wednesday night in every,b~.'s hand, but they voHeyhall playday this Senior Secondary ' in game of waren t shaking back. ~ ~, Saturday. Prince Rupert will he To effect construction of a pipeline It will be ~e:pening .~, ~ the I looked at the scoreboard -~ "" ""' d attending the playday. necessary to obstruct the north channel of the Skeena ,,i-~ou.ht i¢~.,M~r~d~an~,foun& ~out they..bad.... Jurdo~A,~ ~n~ gra e 8 Play~ b~gin~, at.,~ 9:~0, , Rlve~]~[om a point 1,000 feet upstream of the eSJl~, ,,, .. ;~'.:;.,,~',,'~,~;~u'~:'~,,scored It an error.".,::' ...... teams' fron~ Mount a.m., alM'~s 'expected .~y ~;, I~ of lot 4803 to a point 5,00~feet upstream of~/: TOWELS ~,,--,.,...... d ,4,,,,," he Flanagan did get some re- Elizabeth, Skeena Junior finish about 3:30 p.m. east boundary of lot 4603 C.R.L Thls Is approxlmately ~-"~"~""~="~'~ ':::="o-n't epeneefrom Stergell at the 38 tulles west of Terrace, B.C. and Is In the general l~t. nt.;tMlu], l~ who wain~ --l---- ~. 61k IkAm, I1~ kin area of the Salvus CNR sldlng and Is 2.46 tulles up- ~:~***~*:~*~:~:~:::~:*~*~*:*~*~*~:::::~::5:~:::~:::~:~:~*~;:;~*~:~.:~:~*~*~*~%::*~*::stream from the confluence of the Kasslcks and Skeana hits and stranded seven !"=~.w.':u'.-~_.-:~'___~T~._.'~_" ' ,,,,,,or"row.,, '19 , " . I, , ^,.line, ,v,dltlnn ~VO Ol Illl llrll ~ il~.onll, Rlvers. Rlver traffic Is advised to avoid the north 1 Ply. Assorted Colours in I,~ltDlll~tl II aMPlifY& ~V channel If at all poss!ble and to contact the power Packagn of ...... Roll But even after refit g barge (DELTA TRANSPORTER) whlch is In at. 2';,'1 everdangerous Willie ~db~!:l?i~bl~ar~ners for ~.~ tendance at the slde. Stii'gsll for the final out with r ,~i-um~, ...... the' ,..,-- run on '~-d haee twascmermmeanecm B.C. BUCI

K/t/ mat i'. "*',..... ':' ~', ': ~;~ "''",:,. F ." EMPERORGRAPES I #esults There will be an "" o!~ funsplel at the ~":;, KIUmat Curling Club this weekend to start the new Neson. The spell wlli~ California sf~/rt Saturday at about 7 plm., and will continue Simdey evening. _ • Grown - Exact times oepena on Canadian Club thezumher of rinks which No. 1 Grads wUI enter the spiel. The e~t Willbe 14 per person, ($1.0S ktl ..... wMeh Includes a buffet luncheon and a dance, All istops new eurle~ are welcome HIWARD SQUASH ,,,co.c. .)grown ...... 5 ,,.:1.00 ~=come out and ~'y the pme before investin~ in equipment, down under. GREEN PEPPERS ,,,,..,om,,.--kglOr,...... '". To sign up, please call Jk~k Mitchell at 632-3452, orcome to the clubhouse Wide open spaces. The Great Barrier Reef. The Sydney Opera House. at the Riverlod~e Ree Totally unique wild-life. Regardless of the extraordinary contrasts, LONG ENGLISH CAmtre. you'll find Canadian Club is tops just about everywhere down under. HEADS BOY SCOUTS It's nice to know the wodd can get together about something. Around the world, when people think of the finest, Iightest, smoothest CUCUMBERS 79': NORTH BRUNSWICK, B.C, Grown N.J. (AP) -- Downing Jenks, whisky, they think of Canadian Club. No. ! Grade ...... a " St. Louis railway executive, recently was re- We reservethe right to limit quantities. S41es in retail quantities only. elected to a third term as The finest ~f fine Canadian whiskies is "1he Best In The Hens@" In 87 lands: ~,,.,, ,, ,, ,~,,:,.,., netlcnal president of the Boy Ardlrlh,, ,~l, lf L Arv,.n ~t ,, Aij.JIdt, ~i*.",I l',h,.l,t, lhq,.l,, lh.~}'l,r,~, l~'-'m,h I01,I I l,,Idt I pll% KL..I' i' .... Scouts of America. Jenks i hr ' I,ii I I .I, I ( ,*',I,iI(ii ,i I l~f i* IPL Ibqlr,,ll~ lhlllllr'H t', l~l*l'llllll, I, 11.'I'" I ~ill#'(liI IPll ~ 'ld ll.l h It',,' I it'tltl,l'l~ h,l,* tlf I* l l*'*t' " ~FP,,I*I~IIrll~ l~Ipfl UL~ I lllJll*,lltll[ll* 11111~ ~I~iIIi ~i et), h i,I iii;I ~Itrlli ~II l* lli-Ol li i,i II Ill .I,*4'llll~ I f ~i*i It It~ ~II$II,i t I ll,lll I ,.I tr willfill the unexpir~ term of p* f v I p ,,i,I I t,h Ill,dr I rllt I M III I ~l'lll,, ~ql,fl.,l. NI*II il ~i,'t$11'lI Ir~,l Fil'~ i', t* II ,I N,i~l"' I ~i."~ IV i l,' I'I ~ l' IIHj I IO'A, l,, r *' I John Murchison of Dallas, i',"Li P~Mql~,llr,".J+lllt.l I'.I J~lll ~rllilll. ~#*l~ i,i"r,I I l'l,~',* *,iI~IIII~Illj I Itl'llL '.'l+iL *lt'* I 'll'lr* LII I I~l) I *.JillI I ' ~ t'~l'l %@vll.*,,fllrl,l ~,lilll; ~l~L'pql Itlllllh,l ll.llql,l ~,IH,,, llltkl'~ lli,',l; H,llfp,Ibr'rl If*', IPlltil',~ ,~ l~l, • , i,l,l. ~llt,l,l'lit,llk I)iI , II.i~ who died June 14, A new @1/.1 I'lkl I,)lr ?ll~',, rill I ii~,~,'l~*,lql president will be elected in May~ 1960. Ca~dlln Club is dillilild and bottled in Wtiklrvllll by Hiram Walker & l~ne Llmllld. • ......

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By S/ /fer YourlndividualHoroscope' l'CROSSW()RD i~ 2 3~4 i~ e 7 ~8 19 10' 11 ----- FrancesDrake ----- '" .W '" .I I '"1 i0® u 1'8 I. I I What close one's have to say 20 -- the Red is important now. The accent ras 21 Priest of is on gettingalong with others, g Lhasa esp those with differing ~ Vermont city . I viewpoints, IS MD's group 46 Otherwise S Melville 33 Quaker TAURUS t.d~ 13 U.q.A. 47 Noisy mob book William (Apr. 20 to May 20) U#t~J~ 14 Prefix with 48 Prefix with 6 Church bench 25 Type of gin 12-Year-Old Health matters and un- vision classic 7 Sea bird 26 Public finlsl~d obligations must be dealt with now. Your undoing IS Batuse 49 Alcoholic 8 Wait on tributes Rematchmaker todd be too much lat~nlght 17 Soft mineral beverage 9 Vegetables 2"/Burgundy part~.g. lS -- tontendere 50 Sniek's 10 French .28 Badgers Ill Adjust a partner women's 30 Totals (May 21 to June 20)11 watch ~1 Baste journal 33 Enumerated By Abigail Van Buren Matters of . friendship Creme de la DOWN 11 Denonrdna- 34 Like some 1979 by Ch,cago Tr,bune.N.Y News Synd. Inc I NP II1"" reqube your personal touch. creme 1 Posed for tlon eagles Don't let yo=r own plans cause == Move like a portrait 16 Observe .36 Type of I N4 ~ [ N 'm you to let a friend down. Keep DEAR ABBY: My parents are divorced and I am trying to appobbnente. a top Avg. solution time:'~ mlu. finish get them back together. I am 12 and an only child. u Type of ~DE~IE~ ~ms~lAlml 37 antes' You see, my Mum is dating another guy, but I know she is (June 21 to July 22) review ~~ novel. CRVFrOQUW still trying to get my Dad back. l really don't know if there is Important developments Z$ Retire 38 Annoy any hope, because my Dad is also seeing someone else, but eareerwise, but don't gild the "-- Yankee ~0 T..LQ]..~ 39 Heroine of YDXKWHFCK'H LUNFNAF NUFX EWH- he isn't married to her, so there is always a chance, right? lily with an inopportune cash Doodle ~L~ "Born I)o you have any ideas about how I can get my parents to outlay, You needn't try to Dandy..." FQKLCE HQLQKLNA YDXWK remarry? I don't know whether I should talk to them, or let le Unsceom- IHIUJI~ILININIEISIEtRIEI Free" them work it out by themselves• I think they still love each impress anyone, 40 Depressed LEO ./1,--C~ Yesterday's Cryptequip-- SEMICOLONS DON'T BREED IN other, but I could be wrong. If they didn't care ;d)out each partied 42 Miniver, (July.= to Aug, =)¥@q~&~, ABDOMINAL TRACTS. other, they wouldn't ask me so many questions about the $1 By way of Robinson or Today's Cryptoquipclue: W equals I other one, Keep in touch with those at a Rep~dand ~ ' Malaprop distance, but set reasonable Answer me in the paper because my Mum gets the mail 34 Gun sound The Cryptequip iS a simple substitution cipher in which each first and I don't want her to know I wrote to you, llndte for travel plans. V/rlto -- flxe ILIEIS[5~IDIRIOIPIEI 43 timeL°ng letter used stands for another. If you think that X equals O, it LIVES WlTlt MUM letters and return phone calls. will equal O throughout the puzzle. Single letters, short words, vmc,, • M Comrades 8-10 44 Tiny and words using an apostrophe can give you dues to locating DEAR LIVES: It wouldn't hurt to let each parent know (Aug. 23 to Sept. 22) Lock of hair Answer to yesterday's puzzle. 4S The present vowels, Solution is accomplished by trial and error. that '*the Other one" seems interested. Beyond that, let b time to att~d to the them work it out by themselves. financial records. H you find yourself with a cash surplus, I)EAR ABBY: My daughter and her husband (I'11 call him resist the temptation to Joel recently celebrated their 12th wedding anniversary. overspend. Know • your Joe has done fantastically well in commercial real estate, physical limits. and just bought (for cash} a very beautiful, expensive home. LIBRA the ,aMAZING SPIDERMAN By Stan Lee and John Romita My daughter proudly announced that Joe had put the house (Sept, 23 to Oct, 22).tl.& ~ in IIER name. A turning point is reached in I turned to Joe and said, "I think you were a jerk: if you "How po YA !Wt///.E,/(AUWVAYP,O~O..~S 771~ COUNT~,.. two get divorced, she will get the house, then you will a relationship. Don't take realize how stupid and shortsighted you were." people for granted. Still, you THAT PUD~.2 JIl"'5 ~N 1"oo ~ No MAI"I~R~II My daughter became very angry and said, "You should have every right to resist an • PRIVPITE.~AM/ .~. TIIANK Joe for being so good to me instead of insulting extravagant plan. him!" scom, m " nt,: Then Joe said, "We are very happily married, and the (oct. = te ~ov.21) possibility of divorce has never entered our minds; so I don't Make a special effort to think my gift was stupid at all." keep your mind on the Job. I still maintain that we never know what tomorrow may Social planning could in- bring, and my son.in.law was both shortsighted and stupid. terfere with work that needs to What do you think? be done immediately. NO SIG IN I,A. SAGIT'rARIUS ~t~ (Nov, 22 to Dec. 21) . DEAR NO SIG.: i think the only stupidity i see here is in The accent b on romance your tactless remark. and meaning[-] use of leisure time. Don't go along with the DEAR ABBY: I recently was a maid of honor and a crowd unless group activities bridesmaid in two weddings. On both occasions neither my reflect personal parents nor my boyfriend were invited. requirements, Is it no longer proper to invite the parents of those in the CATFISH , By Roger Bollen and Gary Peterman , wedding party to enjoy the wedding festivities? And don't CAPRICORN ~f~ you think the maid of honor and the bridesmaids should be (Dec. 22 to Jan. 19) allowed to bring a guest? Family members require ILLINOIS INQUIRY your consideration. You can't :' 1 == ! simply take off and upoct / ~;=~:'~i'~ ( ~A~.-~ ~.~mYA 1 I~ z,~ ~e~r~,.T~ ) I DEAR INQUIRY: Unless the parent's'of those in the'wed'. everything to run perfectly In ding party would have been invited anyway, they shouldn't your absence. k._._ expect to be invited because their daughter {or soul is in the AQUARIUS 18)~ wedding party. And as for bringing a guest, only fian('es of (Jan. ~-0 to Feb. those in the wedding parties should be included. A careles~ slip of the tongue could work against you. Make DEAR ABBY: When my grandson became engaged, he no commitments unless you're was unable to purchase an engagement ring for his fiancee, certain you can fulfill them. so I gave him my engagement ring, which I had willed to hint Don't waste time. on my demise. . F i After a year and a half of marriage his wife left him and (Feb. 19 to Mar. 20). they were divorced. Review your financial Am I right in expecting her to return the r.ing,since it was an heirloom '1 setup, Either you or a close VEitY UNIIAPPY one could run up expenses past affordable limits. Don't DEAR UNHAPPY. Yes. be so casual about costs, YOU BORN TODAY need the WIZARD OF ID By Brant Parker and Johnny Hart excitement in your work and Do you wish you had more |riends? For the secret of are easily bored by routine. popularity, get Abby's new booklet: "How Te Be Popular; You have a way with people You're Never Too Young or Toe Old." Send gl with a long, and would make a good agent sell-addressed, stamped (28 cents} envelope to Abby, 132 Lasky Drive, Beverly Hills, Calif. 90212. or salesman. Attracted to the arts, you have an especial affinity for the theater, writing, sports, and music.

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NhYAI~ N~VRYC~IlN~A~O A ~ ¢P.ItdlNAI.,~ ~ YOU tgVP/T~ ~/VE U~E MEAN ANYTHING CRA.~.WB/R P/H- 'Tlkl~".fO INFA77)A7F.D~VITN 7ALKAoOUr N/It~ LI/~K~IH6P~ II,/#CHMOP~ THAN M~E MOP~L ,~e AVE~ /~ PA~fl~. ANY- OR P.~C/C~F~LSROA BUNDY, O.Oq.~EI~TIONS• 77~ HelRgOF (dYYOAH O0 7//IN6TO I(ffP THE CP,/TIO~.RV ~ PJfPLAINS. H~IAY LUC_~UNPf--~STAHO 7HAT. AOOlff ff .e 9/~5~!~ ON, "1! he can't talk how do you know his name is Ralph'/"