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TERRACE ! S a f e D rlv1" "ng In Terrace , In'ten, ace period that racked up the a itl~ just a small space Sage Driving Week 14 accidents, .Terrace cleared on the windshield (Dec. 1-7) ended Wed- would have nad a to see through, Ob- nesday in Terrace with no drastically improved structed vision, resulting fatalities, one personal Safety Week compared to from this practice, injury and 19 cases of 1976. Cummings feels, brought charges against // hy__Jra/...... i property damage: 14 of there was no real need for two such impatient (or L 20c FRIDAY, DECEMBER 9, 1977 thelatter occurred in one the Saturday afternoon lazy) Terrace drivers this VOLUME 71 NO, 153 , very busy 4-hour period "bash-in" -- most of the week. Saturday. There were 52 accidents being the result charges laid in Terrace of cal~,~ssness and during the week, under disregard. Because obsuured the Motor Vehicle Act, 2 windowws and un-belted charges of impaired Some Terrace frivers, driving are against the driving and 4 twenty-four the RXMP Sergeant law in B.C., and also driving licence added, are not wearing because such driving is suspensions. their seat belts and this dangerous, the local resulted in 6 or 8 charges detachment will be According to Terrace last week. Others, he keeping a continued Detachment RCMP Sgt. said, jump into their cars watch for such cases and Cumming, had it not been without letting them charges will be laid, for the hectic 4-hour warm up, and drive off Cummings concluded. UVic To Step In VICTORIA (CP) -- A George Pedersen, UVic He said Education special committee of the vicepresident and a Minister Pat McGeer had Universities Council of member of the com- asked the council to look British Columbia rec- mittee, said his group into ways of providing ommended Wednesday recommended to the services formerly offered that the University of council that a co- by NDU. Victoria be asked to offer operativeprogram university-level ! courses between UVic and Selkirk in the Interior to replace College in Castlegar be The committee also those formerly provided set up with the university recommended that a by Notre Dame offering third and fourth- special school of resource University in Nelson. year courses to permit management be estab- students to complete lished in the Okanagan their degree under the direction of requirements m Simon Fraser University, Limited Nelson area.- the Pedersen said. Kitimat grievances settled walkout VANCOUVER (CP) -- other workers who had TORONTO (CP) -- Ed The last of the out- taken part in the strike Roworth, acting director standing grievances were only suspended. of public affairs for the arising from the bitter In upholding AIcan's post office, said only 200 wildcat strike at the right to fire Norman, Don Pictured here are only two of the wonderful faces you will see when you attend the all new production of "Three Little Pij.:. : ' of 800 workers reported Alcan aluminum smelter • Munro, board vice, for work on the day shift in Kitimat in June, 1976 chairman, ruled the today at a letter has been resolved by the worker was still on processing plant which British Columbia Labor probation under the Falconbridge cut-back bad for ind has been the target of Relations Board. terms of the collective The grievance involved agreement. shutdown would affect all A.G. Slade, vice- Willim Davis at Queen's Union offic.i ~!~ "~_dame: walkouts and sit-ins since TORONTO tCP) -- A Monday. Alcan employee Alistair spokesman for Falcon- 4,000 Falconbridg president of the com- Park. There was a the companic:~ .~nd thci:' Norman, ~'ho at the time The Canadian pany's Canadian nickel meeting Tuesday with. policies of a!,.,ck~:~i~. :, Roworth said he does bridge Nickel Mines t,td. employees in the Sudbury not expect a disruption in of the strike was still in Association of Smelter has refused to confirm ,~r basin. division, said the corn- Cooper, Falconbridge massive arr,...... o.a,,.~ ,-~f the probationary "period and Allied Workers set- puny regards the current officials, Labor Minister nickel, mail service today, as tied out of court to pay deny a statement by MP Falconbridge most workers were on the of his employment. John Rodriguez that the President Marsh Cooper situation as a temporary Bette Stephenson and On Tuesday. !hc~:-~ Norman was fired by Alcan $135,000 in met for almost an hour condition and the length Frank Miller, minister of explosions at ! ~:'o'.~ job during the overnight the company after he had damages following the 18- company will announce shift, today it is shutting down earlier Wednesday with of the curtailed produc- natural resources, p ' ' ...... com,qeted the day walkout over a pay its Sudbury, Ont., Premier William Davis tion will depend on world ,-,.. ~,~,...~.^.~;a o~: caused the compv~:y ~, ,~,Late we~nesoayn~gm~ probationary period. The dispute. At. one point in at Queen's Park amid market conditions, ,-,~.• ....~... o~v,,~,,o,,-o,~,,, ...... • suspend inost, t:p.:rahons , " _,,e ,....,~,,,,,~,~,o, ,. "~'"""' " ....n,,,,, was a,~neal'ed on the dlsnute, 2O0 rio-" t operations. .... ". ! ... i~...... was t01Q tnat me present • ' , ~, ; Postal workers sane- -,-,,,s vv . Herbert Hickey said rumors thatthe comp~anY •:~.: ...~:...... _.~..... :~.4ts..copper,~.lu,e~m..:.,...-..-..,. ~.;_..,~.~ :,,..the,.~,roUffdg-.the,...con,~.~:,-,eqmpned.RCMP--~cleared that although he knows planned iilore:"T~'ydfts" ?~[:c~cl" p(~diicef~"h~co :'OUtlOOK• . . . Ior"me'.nm~et the. Copper C'.,hif a'ea-i' of uoneo,~ =,~ ,,~a walkout ...... ~y¢ ,hoart pany2 s "~action was illegal• pmkets• off a road what Falconbridge of- than the 350 announced in Ltd.,. the other major maustry ts poor. • Skdbury. plant.-,~,,,,, ~,,,v,,,z ...... ,~¢criminat0rY because leading to the smelter. ficials plan to announce August.. WILL CAUSE HARD- The company has said employer in the Sudbury SHIP " . Inco officials said tbere Union officials say they following a special area, also has reported will meet Saturday to are native meeting later today in the 350 jobs will be financial diffictflties, • Residents of the Sud- was • no. doubt t!:~t discuss the possibility of 12.5 per cent eliminated, mainl: bury area,, with a sabotage was i~',~.:.~'~',. Sudbury, "the company extending the strike to SUGGESTS CHANGES has taken the firm through attrition, by the Inco said earlier this population of about Several said they saas- O'ITAWA (CP) -- • other post offices across Native people have little The report makes 90 position that it will end of 1977. Falconbridge fall it will eliminate 2,800 100,0O01 have said the petted the e×plo:-'.i,,~s Metropolitan Toronto. •Inco layoffs would cause were a protest against ,.h~: say in thecriminal recommendations, most convey its production reported last month it jobs from its Sudbury Toronto handles about aimed at getting more plans for 1978 to its had a loss of $14.6 million operations--:~,200 through severe financial hardship planned layoffs. justice system although ~0 per cent of Canada's they make up the largest native representation at employees first," then for the third quarter of layoffs and 600 through to local businesses and this year. The incident occuc~¢d mail. single minority in all levels of the criminal make the information ." attrition. It also plans to stores. The stoppages began justice system. It adds public. tiovernment nine days after two prisons, a :special native " n would 1 eliminate 650 jobs at its bombs exploded at :~,"~ Monday night when about commission reported that numerous studies Rod/'iguez said Wed- spoKesme...... on y Thompson,• Man., Inco anti Falconbridge 140 workers.took part in a . .... Ontario Hydro tran:~- today. . have been done in the last nesday in Ottawa the say• weunesuay. mat. me IJ~J~lClblt/t ,~-~l~ • have blamed government sit-in in the cafeteria to 10 years but little prog- announcement will come discussion concerned the '." policy and the depressed former in Sudbtn'y, Roughly 12.5 per cent of cutting off power for two protest the use of part- the federal prison ress has been made. at the end of the sched- company's Sudb~y.: Falconbridge president international price of time Christmas workers uled meeting between operations. ~:ooper womu Marsh Cooper met nickel for their financial hours to about 1o,000 population is native, said More than one-half of homes and businesses. for sorting mail through the report of the Metts the natives interviewed company officers, not comment. Wednesday with Premier problems. automated equipment. representatives of the The company said the and Non-Status Indian were status Indians, The employees held Crime and Justice natives registered by the United Steelworkers job eliminations will not another sit-in Tuesday Union and provincial• become effective until the Commission. In some department of Indian $250,000 for Surrey zoo night, and Roworth said provincial prisons, es- affairs and who have government officials. end of March, 1978. All union and management The" NDP member for workers affected will be pecially in the West and certain rights under the VANCOUVER (CP) -- pending . other con- Dec. 15, 1978, $50,00 on agreed late Tuesday women's institutions, the Indian Act. The report the Sudbury-area riding given a minimum of 16 night that Christmas help of Nickel Belt did not give weeks notice as required Retired businessman Jim tributions and the Dec. 15, 1979, a i'k|'tlmr percentage is as high as said having so many of Graham Wednesday society's success in $150,000 on Dec. 15. 1~33,:~ would not work with the 90 per cent, it added. them in jails indicates the the source of his in- by the Ontario Em- automated equipment• formation. He said the ployment Standards Act. pledged at least $250,000 signing members, and a final donalioa ir~ The commission was department has failed to to the proposed Tynchead 1981. Roworth said the post created by the Native deal with needs of treaty Zoological Park in an ef- He said he would office suspended nine Council of Canada in 1975 Indians. Strangler gets 10 years fort to encourage other donate $10,-000 on Dec. 17, All the offer:.: ~,,., employees pending an and spent two years "I find it deplorable contributions. if the society has signed subject to a vari~-.ty ,,i investigation of the sitins studying the number of that the disproportionate for muraer of 2 women up 1,200 members and if other conditions C~.~ir:g and workers walked off natives in jails and why number of status Indians MONTREAL (CP1 -- later ejected from the Graham, a Canadian other grants totalling met. the job Wednesday to they were put there. incarcerated in the Shouts of protest followed courtroom by security governor of the World $66,000 are made. The protest the suspensions. It found that a major penitentiaries indicates a ruling by a Quebeq guards. Wildlife Fund, said he has society presently has fhe society p!aa~s a ~.c.o Gary Whitehouse, contributing factor to the that the department of Superior Court judge Paquette, told the court given the Tynehead over 1,000 signed on a 640-acre. s~te ia secretary of the tmion "disproportionate" Indian affairs, with its Wednesday granting the he had been under the Zoological Society a members. Surrey, southeast of here, local, said in an interview number of natives in jarls m u lti-million strangler of two women influenceof carefullyarranged series Its initial financial go the union realizes the is. "the lack of a budget, thousands of civil the right to apply for hallucinogenic drugs of financial com- Graham said he would for the $30-million project situation does not meamingful economic servants, multitudes of parole in 10 years. when he strangled the mittments, all of them give a further $40,000 on is $10 million warrant a strike, but base in the majority of programs, has not been two women in a nine-day management has given communities that the able to deal effectively Pierre Paquette, 27, period in July. them no alternative. prisoners came from." with the wants and needs was sentenced to life In handing down his The report said the of our treaty brothers and imprisonment, with a ruling Wednesday, Mr. Impaired driver charges up 28 /o large number of native sisters," said Harry minimum of 10 years to Justice Maurice Ar- B.C. BRIEFS people in jails is a Daniels, head of the serve before parole, after chambault said he was IIOUSING AP- reflection of their position commission. pleading guilty to the imposing the minimum PIIOVED in soviety--a people with Daniels also is second-degree murders 10-year term because in first 5 months VICTORIA (CP) -- The low education, high president of the Native of Lise Coutu, 21 and Paquette was a provincial government unemployment, poverty, Council of Canada. Rolande Martel, 33. psychiatric case whose VANCOUVER (CP)- there more intensively an indicalion ' !bat has approved in principle poor housing, welfare "Unless we as native "I find this revolting," eligibility to move back The number of roadside and they are" getting to motorists, aware of tl~,.. construction of 50 self- dependency and lack of people are accepted as a shouted a man who was into society could be re- l people quicker--they are campaign, arc~ b~:i,~; contained senior citizen opportunity. distinct c ultura! identified as a brother of assessed by a parole handed motorists for getting the drinking cautious about r,i:.:ini ~, housing units proposed The commission also vibrant society we will one of Paquette's vic- board, s uspected impa' drivers before they are drinking with (L'i,,'iH:.: for Salmon Arm by the reported the following always be relegated to tims. Those convicted of. drivingwas up by nearly fully sloshed," Boyle Boyle said. Shuswap Housing findings after in- being s econd-cla Another young man second-degree murder 28 per cent during the said. Society, Housing Minister terviewing 316 natiw: citizens." and a female companion must serve between .10 first five months of the Boyle said the year- The number of char~y:(~ Hugh Curtis said Wed- prisoners : --Fifty- IIALF ARE NATIVES threatened Paquette that and 25 years before being British Columbia round roadblocks are for failure to take ~ nesday. Curtis said in a seven per cent were At a news conference, he "better riot come out in eligible to apply for pa- government's Drinking- planned by local police breath test is up to 'J~;) news release the project unemployed when they the commission said 50 10 years." All three were from 638 last year. role. Driving Counterattack. forces as their manpower will include 40 single- committed their offences, per cent of all persons in Programndirector Run and scheduling permits, Cost for the first 10 occupancy units, eight and almost 33 per cent various types of jails double.occupancy units still were in prison after across the country are Boyle ofs thede attolmey~nt usually on an ~rregular months-- frorn l.tsi June P.Q. seeking general' • :partme spot basis. to next March-- will be and two units for the their parole eligibilit~ native people. said Wednesday that PLAN ROADBLOCKS about $750,000, Boyle sau, handicapped. date. Also, 50 per cent of in- .from early June, when The Vancouver police compajd with original es- JORDON ELECTED --Forty-nine per cent carcerated juvelines are own currency the program began with department plans timates of about $5e~,0c0. PORT ALBERNI (CP) were 25 or under and 5o natives. OTTAWA (CP) -- QuebecFinance / the introduction of year- Christmas-period with costs being shared -- Loran K. Jordon was per cent had Grade 8 Daniels told reporters Finance Minister Jean Minister Jacques ! round roadblocks, to the roadblocks on a daffy with the Insurance elected Wednesday as education or less, and 90 that keeping naUves in Chretien bruslmd aside Parizeau said in Europe end of October, 9,552 24- basis in unannounced Corporation of B.C, chairman of the Port per cent of their offences jail has become an in- Wednesday the idea of a 'this week an independent hour roadside suspen- l oca tions, st which stands to bern.flit Alberni Harbor Commis- revolved alcohol or drugs. dustry. new currency for an Quebec would develop its sions were given. Tuesday and continuing Costs of the program to sion. Jordon, who was --More than 80 per cent "No one wants to deal independent Quebec. own currency if Canada That was an increase of to Jan, 12 or later if date have included about mayor of the Vancouver had been in jail before, 50 with our realities." Answering questions in refused to join a 2,084, or 27.9 per cent, thought necessary. $200,000 for the vans, Island city for 14 years per cent had relatives in tie said that to get a the Commons, he said monetary union. over the total for the During the five months provided to poli..:e cd . and who has served on jail while they were job, natives have to ~ urchasers of Quebec Chretien was asked corresponding period in of the campaign, there provincial government city's harbor commission growing up and more commit a crime and go to ands insist on being about the matter by 1976, he said. were 9,559 charges of and ICBC expense: and for the last 10 years, than 66 per cent had court, where court repaid in Canadian Leonel Beaudoin (SC-- "This suggests to us impaired driving, down about $260.-000 for ad- replaces J. Bryce Blake friends who had gone to workers are able to fred dollars. Richmond). that the police are out about 400 from last year, vertising and piom,,tion. who died Nov. 27. jail. work for offenders. • 1

PAGE 3, THE HERALD, Friday, December 9, 1977 Doctor Says ~0~'0 FACTS Dead Child Worst Case of Bruising I Ever Saw Dead Mother VANCOUVER (CP) -- child's natural father had entire practice." unusually large number, chairs, tables and other A verdict of homicide was treated Jason kindly. TRUSTED MOTHER of bruises." objects. Not Deafen returned Wednesday by a But Dr. Kurt Gott- The doctor added that With the aid of a coroner's jury in- scbling of Burnaby, B.C., he trusted Miss Loverock number of color VANCOUVER'S TOP NEW YORK (AP) -- vestigating the death of a who delivered Jason and because he had known photographs of the child's The stroke that killed 23-month-old child who a who for 14 years was Miss and attended to her body, the pathologist HOTK VALUE~ Rosemarie Maniscalco month earlier had Loverock's physician, medical needs since she identified about 35 and her unborn baby girl displayed what a veteran told of examining the was four and "I always bruises of various sizes • )1 Floors . ff/~v~\~ was caused by a blood physician called the child Oct. 18 when he was found her to be a nice, co- and types. He also said • Roo~"rap ~,,i.s . [~. ~,~ vessel that was faulty all • suit., ot ~oom ht-[),~2. I~.q worst case of bruising he brought innby his mother operative person, always that tests indicated Jason • Radio "and Color TV ~,~,~1~ her life and not by had ev~.seen. for treatment of an upper with a cheerful smile." bad suffered from no • Sauna Baths ' ~n~:~-~ beatings, the Brooklyn The jury, looking into respiratory infection. Pathologist Dr. R. O. blood or blood vessel • .door Poo~ ~ :: ~.'~.~ medical examiner said condition that would have the death Nov. 23 of Jason "I noted extreme BrammaH said cause of t Rofri~erotor':!In : ~- ~i~"~ Wednesday. Alfred Loverock in an bruising of the arms, death was rupture of the made him more than nor- every room Dr. Milton Wald said mally susceptible to • Panoramic View "no evidence of East End Vancouver trunk and face," Dr. small bowel, leading to apartment, also decided Gottschling said. "I peritonitis, and the bruising. from your own balcony criminality" was found that on the evidence, asked the mother how rupture of the organ SINGLE from $24 during the autopsy on the FALL UNLIKELY DOUBI-ES from $29 27-year-old mother. If a which was chiefly this bad happened. She likely was caused by beating had caused her medical, further in~,esti- said that Jason seemed to some significant force or " EVERYROOM ALMOST, ation of the case is be bruising very easily blow to the abdomen. The child's father, TWICE THE SIZE OF AN fatal coma, doctors would William Breeze; Miss ORDINARY HOTEL RO0/~ have found evidence of it, stifled. and she was concerned Under questioning, Dr. Nine defence witnesses about it. She solemnly Brammall said that Loveroek's fiance, Curtis he added. Lazarowich; and several The Brooklyn district testified that the mother, denied having Iid a hand "many children fall Katherine Loverock 18, on the child." about and get some others testified that attorney's office had been Jason had been a clim- questioning relatives and was a gentle and loving "Sad to say, this bruises and most have a parent and that both her bruising was the worst I few at any given time; bing child and that he VAN. B.C. TELEX 04507715 acquaufwnces of Mrs. frequently fell from Maniscalco because of current boyfriend and the have ever seen in my but I believe he had .an PHONECOLLECT " rumors that she had been beaten. Mrs. Maniscalco, 27, died Tuesday "of what the public considers a stroke," W ld said• But he ~ : ::.iz ¸¸¸.T " ' described it as a "spon- tane ou s . ] hemorrhage ... an ex- .There's more great taste p 1 os ive, , hemorrhage which de- stroyed the left side of her enetrYu G agKoeo wi nes brain." He said Mrs. CANADIAN GENERAL ELECTRIC Maniscalco had a leak from Casabello. blood vessel in her brain COMPANY LIMITED that "was there since she The great taste of Gala Keg wines by' Casabelh) was born ... like a time are a natural complement to good dining and goocl times. bomb" that "apparently Naturally fermented and natu-rally aged, Gala Keg wines doesn't kick off until 20 or SALES offer you a smooth taste you'll find deliglltfully 30." rewarding• He said it would have been futile to try to Each Gala Keg holds a full 3,75 litres, eqtnivalent -AGENTS to 5 bottles• And because no air is trapped inside deliver the baby as its FOR OUR mother was dying...... " the unique )lastic liner your last glass "It was too young to MOBILE RADIO EQUIPMENT SALES .... i>~. will taste as good as the first. survive. There was no LOCATED IN Introduce yourself and your friends chance for that baby." VANCOUVER, TERRACE, FT. ST. 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FOR PRIVATE USE OR BUSINESS AUTOVEST B'C. And N.B. Pota Farmers Unhappy Before you buy, investigate the advantages el this rent. to-own plan. All monies paid apply to purchase. Why tie up your cash er borrowing power. 1st and last months rent and drive away. EXAMPLES Over U.S. [pud Flood Based on 36 month lease next week before a Canada. U.S. spuds in August, sate. "'We will oppose the 78 F 250 pickup 78 Econoline Van 78 C 100 Chev pu VANCOUVER (CP) -- specifically intended to which they seldom do, tariffnabatement request $148.00per month S136.00per month S129.00per month create Canadian jobs and special Ottawa tariff SPUDS RETURNING? lease end price Potato farmers in BHtish committee after al?plying "We suspect some of when our local production when we find out the lease end price lease end price Colun",ia and New use Canadi n farm was ready for the plant." details." $2,175.00 $I,975.00 $1,875.00 Brunswick demanded products. for about $300,000 m duty those potatoes now are or simply return or simply return or simply return An official of the remission on imported back in B.C. as french Jim Hewitt, B.C. Wednesday a federal U.S. potatoes, fries, which means they agriculture minister, said McCain imports have 18 Camaro HT 78 Zephyr Sedan 78 Dodge Van judicial inquiry into one federal fruit and $139.00 per menth Gilbert Ouelette, of the have travelled almost McCain has received upset Fraser Valley $124.00per month SI29.00per month firm's importation, ot vegetable division in Ot- tato processors lease end price lease end price lease end price tawa said that to the end New Brunswick govern- 8,000 miles and now are s almost 93 milhon pounds money in freight 'sub- ~ cause the firm is in a $2,025.00 $1,825.00 $1,875.00 of United States potatoes of August, 122.6 million m e n t's back within 100 miles of or s!mply return or simply return or simply return resource study branch, where they started," said sidies to transport price war with the year- when Canadian potatoes pounds of U.S. potatoes. old, $8-rnillion Spetifore 78 Fiesta 3 dr. 78 F1$0 4 x 4 78 Olds Cutlass were imported into New said in a telephone in- Mitt Kelley, chairman of products east to west, and were available. terview Wednesday that the B.C. Coast Vegetable Department of Regional Frozen Food french fry $99.00 per menth S15S.00 per month S139.00per month The farm represen- Brunswick. plant in Delta, B.C. lease end price lease end price lease end price He said the imports the potatoes have been Marketing Board. Economic Expansion tatives said federal of- grants, estimated to be $1400.00 S2,275.00 $2,025.00 ficials must explain the appear unusuatly high imported over several Darrell McLaughlin, or simply return! or simply return or simply return and that "most would go months. Some came from president of the Victoria close to $20 million, to Spetifore has refused to I imports by McCain Foods build "Canadian in- take almost 14 million Ltd. of New Brunswick in for processing and Me-. Washington State, 4,000 County branch of the FOR FURTHER INFORMATION miles away from Me- National Farmers Union, dustry, create Canadian tons of Fraser Valley light of the substantial Cain has most of the CALL LARRY HAYES - RICHARDS production in that Cain's headquarters, said that "we had jobs and'use Canadian potatoes, saying it cannot federal grants McCains products." continue running at full COLLECT 987-7111 province." even though potatoes potatoes in storage in $ has received to build "This sort of points out production because of processing plants McCain is to appear usually were available in July, some of which had BELMONT LEASING LTD. to be dumped, when the need for better tariff price-cutting by i160 MARINE DRIVE McCain was importing." protections for Canadian Maritime firms, par- NORTH VANCOUVER, B.C.D.00479A Historic First "They also imported agriculture," Hewitt ticularly McCain. Arab Envoy Adresses U.S. Jewish Audience

NEW YORK (Retiter) the symbolism of his 200 rabbis and lay per -- Ashraf Ghorbal, pearance before ~£ sons: "No territory Egyptian ambassador to board won him several occupied or annexed the United States, standing ovations. couldprovide Israel wit] Wednesday night became The symbolism was what it wants- the first Arab envoy in heightened when the security." recent history to address Egyptian diplomat stood He also said an U.S. Jewish audience. for the ceremonial Palestinian Arab state h In a speech beforethe lighting of a menorah, or the West Bank of th, beard of the Synagogue candelabrum, to mark Jordan and Gaza was Council of America, the fourth day of the indispensable ingredien Ghorbal called for Israeli Jewish holiday of for total peace. withdrawal from oc- Hanukkah celebrating cupied territories and for the victory of the Mac- He said arrangement the establishment of a cabees over the Syrians established to monito Palestinian Arab state. in 165 BC. the 1975 secon, His address echoed the Ghorbal, accompanied disengagement main points of President by several Egyptian agreement in Sinai coul~ Anwar Sadat's historic diplomats from be used to protect thq address last month to the Washington and the UN, peace on internationa Israeli parliament, but told the audience of about borders; :

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, 'r.~ 3 ,J .ays 2 rotes• in Vancouver ? Rus s%. Room Tax iileasure wh-ethcr they arc fairly assessed. that your property taxes will Cllal)gc slgntncanny. :" $1.00 ' lhx notices based on your new assessed values 3usf s33.25 Your 1978 property Assessment Notice, issued will be issued later in 1978. • Per Person by the British Columbia Assessment Authority. double occupancy is in the mail and Will be arrMng at your door From Sept. 15, 1977 to June 1, 1978 shortly. An information brodmre explaining the Is my 1978 assessment fair? Look at your changes accompanies the notice. As your assessment is now based On a fixed -PLUS- Assessment Notice... When they arrive, please take time to read both percentage of what your property is worth its it's different * BREAKFAST2 MORNINGS AND A FULL carefully... fairness can be measured by actual value corn parisons. COURSE STEAK DINNER IN HY'S AT THE SANDS this year! . Why changes in The Assessor's estimate of your property's ? actual value flnarket value)is shown on your I assessment law? • * WHO SAYS IT TAKES A LOT OF MONEY 1978 AssessfffeiRNotice. Assessments had become outdated. They had The fairness of your assessment may be deter- TO HA VE A GOOD TIME? become inequitable in terms of their actual value inined by comparing the Assessor's estimate of • / relationships. Properties haviqg identical actual value of your property to your own ~,arket vhlues were assessed at widely differing estimate of its current market value as well as FOR TOLL FREE RESERVATION CALL: amounts. This resulted in some owners paying by comparing it to the current market values

U.S...... 800-255-3050 ulore than their fair share of taxes and others of properties of similar worth. less. The percentage of actual ~alue at which each CANADA ...... 112~00.261-3330 The pe,w law required production of the 1978 class of property will he assessed is: asse~siflent roll based on fixed percentages of Residential - 15" o (includes apartments, con- actual value for each class of property. This dominiums, mobile homes, etc.). MM~ means that the inequities.will be removed, and that each class of property will be assessed on Business and Other - 25~!, (includes eonnner- the same basis. In all, it prqvides a fairer way eial, some industrial). to share the cos! of essential local services. Industrial, Utilities. Machinery and Equipment. Forestry- 30%. What Will happen to taxes? The Assessor and his staff will give you every The assessment roll provides the rate base assistance necessary to properly cheel~ your used by inunicipalities, school boards and other assessment. 175§ [ local governments to raise the funds necessary WiG T to provide essenhal local services. What appeal do I have? The costs of these services determine tlie ~¢ Your Assessor is prepared to provide you On Enlzli~ Bay At Stanley Park TED PRYSTAY overall aulount required to be raised by local with a detailed explanation of how your assess- MANAGER 635.5622 property taxes. ment was determined. The purpose of the change in assessment law If you are dissatisfied with the assessment and It now shows both is NOT to raise more taxes but to provide a fairer wish an independent review, a right of ap ~eal is basis upon whirl1 to apportion the costs of available to you. The procedure to complain is the actual (market) essential local services nmre equitably bct,~'['~n simple and is fullyexplained oft the reverse of value and the properly owners. your 1978 Assessment Notice. The deadline for Since assessments arc now directly related to any written appeal is January 20,1978. assessed value on BILLIARDTABLES actual value, yo.t r assessed values may be higher The new assessment method is fully'explained which your 1978 taxes UU'-~ ~ Supremein Quality& Value ~if/~ ~ ur lower than in previous years. An increase in the hrochure that will accompany the mailing t ofyourinclivicltmlAssessmentNntices. • will be based. Let's DO IT in"/7

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' POBLISHER... W.R. (BILL) LOISELLE EDITOR ... ERNEST SENIOR / ~ : Pu bllshed every weekday at 3212 Kalum St., Terrace, B.C. A member of Varified Circulation. Au~horlzedas -,.o. :: ,Lecondclass mall. Registration number 1201. Postage paid in cash, return postage guaranteed. by Jim Culp i .v .-: NOTE OF COPYRIGHT Logging along . .schulbuekhand Creek Less than a mile south of Lakeise Hot Springs, '" The Herald retains full, complete and sole copyrigl~# Schulbuckhand Creek (or Skully as it is locally : In any advertisement produced and-or any editorial or known~,crosses Highway25. At the hiway crossing photographic content published In the .Herald. there is nothing special about the creek, -- but ao Reproduction Is not permitted without the written you follow it downstream via an old Fisheries ,~ permission of the Publisher. Research Baoard access road, a change seems to I take place, --you notice the extreme clarity of the water -- every pebble and stick can be seen as ~,-:.. though they were in an aquarium. What exaggertes the clearness are the many white rocks and sand on its bottom. Editorial One day last summer my family and I had been swimming where Skully Creek empties into Lakelese Lake. On the way back we took a closer look at the soreek and realized then what a gem it ISSUES ' is. On tht particular day we also saw numerous You probably haven't noticed it - but for one / spawning crimson red sockeye salmon con- week now this newspaper has had a "new" trasting aglnst its bottom. As well as the at- Managing Editor. (You'll find his name above traction of the creek, we couldn't help but notice this editorial). Over a period of time, HERALD and marvel over the very beautiful, almost readers will undoubtedly notice differences in pristine sooting that surroundedus. In harmony the selection of news, in the "slant" of news, and with the creek and its salmon were hUllO first growth cedars, spruce and hemlock. My wfffe and other indications of persoflal choice, as no two I agreed that no where in the terraace area was editors are alike. there such a unique combination of fish, water and Any "emphasis" will be on the publication Of trees. as much LOCAL news that space and time will • . •, -.. I said to my wife, such a valuable park setting permit. We are hopefiil tliat the amount or must have some special Park status protecting it At. percentage of local news will increase until it is from human encroachment. Being very cynical of at least half the total, news content. The our system and its priorities, she disagreed, saying that with a logging road so close by remaining half we would like to have divided (loggihg road cresses hiway arppros. 1/4 mile equally between news andWorld news. south of creek), it would inveitably be logged. : The "'new" editor is extremely interested in I have just recently learned it is indeed going to ?issues". Issues that effect the person out of It Seems $50 Million Really Is Missing be logged. What a loss. Surely my wife and I are work who finds his unemployment benefits not the only ones who see the value of the area as a running out with little hope of a job coming up. EDMONTON (CP) -- l-laroldCardinal, have been badly Losses in Slave Lake Park?? He ("we!') will be interested in the issues CBC news in Edmonton former Alberta regional documented, ventures, including Even with the Provincial camp and picnic sites • says it has learned •that directorof Indian affairs, WITHHELD DISBUR- variousbusinesses which along Lakeise Lake, the addition of a relatively facing the local businesses, struggling t~ survive an investigation byo the said he was investigating SEMENT went bankrupt or into small lineal Park along Skully Creek would not government red tape, higher taxation and un- department Of Indian mismanagement of funds Cardinalhad issued an receivership, have been put an excessive number of acres of crown land certain markets; the issues of the high school affairs has not been able before he was fired two order to withhold estimated at as much as into park status, compared to that which is and collegegraduates with no jobs to go to; the to account fullyfor nearly weeks ago by Hugh disbursement of fourth- $17 million. The CBC allocated to timber extraction. Once the first perpetual frustrationof the elderly, [lie hard of $50 million of federal Faullmer, federal quarter money to re- saiysmuch of the money growth treeses are gone the opportunity to hearing (of all ages) the blind, the chronically ill .money funnelled into Al- minister of northern re- serves until he received in these projects was preserve an almost pristine salmon spawning berta last year. sources and Indian af- proper accounting of provided by the depart-. stream with an undisturbed land base will have - not "sick" enough for hospital yet almost too The CBCsays financial fairs, funds. The order was ment of Indian affairs. disappeared forever in the Terrace area. handicapped by illness to find work. These are .summaries indicate that ..... rescinded after he was and much of it was up-. What a natural site for the development of a the kidney cases, the diabetics, the heart cases; last year, almost $49 Cardinal also said he fired,the CBC says. proved at the Alberta. walking trail so that local people and tourists can those with MS and muscular dystrophy - the list million went to reserves, 'was investigating the The Sawridge band level. view spawning sockeye salmon and admire one of is endless. but only a littlemore than department's economic- near Slave Lake was one the last readily acecesible ssts can view spawning We shall be interested in the issues of those $smillion was accounted ,development program, of the bands to whom . The CBC says Cardinal sockeeye salmon and admore one of the last for•properly. The~CBC says it has Cardinal refused money, wastryinl~,tofindoutw.h.~, readily accesible stands of virg~.,, first growth ~vv~ n0t,fitinto, society - the genius living in a Of Alberta's 42 learned that-'Indian af- The ress~ve is o~ei6f'the.. :me: ~awrtnge.haad--.wtm timer in~e~a~-ea. '' ~; ~:: .~'.:~:~,~,.',-,~ ~.:,: ..,~:. iety, af,'."average" minds; the budding poet reserves;~only.:thrve~rad~ f~:~fffl~'s~'do"~6['cbnl,ain-~,small~st in':the,pt~ViiiCe~ '. o~lyl..'~,44.. ,m'~m~rS--, What, are:,)ieW?,~ ' .... s ....- ,• , • ,,: .,~ ryone looks at as being "queert'~b~It who has l~mks maintained to the~. current financi l state-: but~oil'~hiiff~asroyalties received as niuch eco- park for the KELSE River? beauty in words to offer a beauty-starved world - satisfaction :of auditors,, ments of development thisyear are expected to nomic development On a similar vein -- the Northwest Chapter of yet for whom the majority has little time for. the report Said. ~ : projectsand that projects bring in $P~ million. " funding as it did. the Steelhead Society of B.C. is researching the • Other issues? There are so manythelist could feasibility of establishing a class 'A' Provincial sound boring: Park alo~ the Lakelse river. The Society believes The "single parent" tied to hermaleless home and justifmbly so, that the unique values of this river must be preserved. The Lakelse river is by her children and ready to crack up at the next Premiers Approve P.M.'s Plan Principle home to the largest populationsof pink and coho sound of a screaming infant, .- salmon in the entire Skeena river system. Pink • The new immigrant from Pakistan or Fiji, the salmon runs haave exceeded 1,000,000 fish and Philipines or Portugal. Or the immigrant from :For Getting Canada's Jobless To Work eoho runs, at times, number more than 30,000. As Britain who expects to find a warmer welcome well thre are excelleant runs of summer and in a cold climate but arrives to discover quite a By DOSG SMALL PICTURE BRIGHT? changes from premiers constitutional winter steelhead, cuthroat tout, chinook salmon, different attitude toward all Britons. REGINA (CP) -- Trudeau, however, said representing one Parti arrangement to solve sockeye salmon, dolly varden , char and whitefish. The river valley boasts a bountiful . The issue of the second generation Chinese Prime Minister Trudeau the country's economic Quebecois, one Social particular problems." has ' sold provincialpicture is brightening. Credit, one NDP; two supply of water fowl and hirdiife, mergansers, ~d Japanese who, though more Canadian than premiers on a. federal- Inflation is being brought Liberal and five Pro- To underscore his mallard duck, loons, blue herons, turmpeter most "Canadians" still •find ~themselves p under control and the gressive Conservative point, the primeminister swans, eaglgles, to bname a few -- black bear, regarded as "foreigners" and expected to work blueprint that could mean economy is growing at an provincial governments, said he has no plans to grizzly, wolves, coyotes, foxes, moose, mink, otter in restaurants or fishing and launderies. massive spending on agreeable rate. But while he Came exploit recent Supreme and beavers are some of the animals thag • We haven't touched on the issues of juveniles. projects .ranging ~from "What does not look away from the round Court of Canada freauent the valley. • Alongwith the fish and wildiiffe gnarled spruce whose parents find the generation gap ira-- fish plants to heavy oil good is the unem- saying he is optimistic decisions that have refineries in .hopes of ployment situation," he about .economic reform, strengthened federal au- and cedar that dot the hanks of the river. During possible to oxercome,, and their children getting jobless Canadians said following a two-hour the prime minister drew thority over resource the summer the river valley is a jungle of ,strangers". Or the schoolteachers whom back to work. • meeting with Blakeney, a blhnk on constitutional taxation and cable greener~, almost too dense to walk through in society expects to perform the parents duties for the last in a series that change. , :: : television. many places. them, yet for whom the parents have no respect "'I sense resolve in all began Oct. 30. , e told. :.~ t~ I I should mention that the river is alive with and wfl 1 not respond to invitations to attend rem,e s, .I uno lo ent feared TALK FIRST - inseCt life, which in turn accounts to a large extent repeat all of them, to act rate is not going to come Blakenef ~fd~ at :: a ' Instead, the federal for the abundance Of the higer life forms. • Home & School meetings or special Parents It is the opinion of the Steelhead Society that the : together to take these down,significantly, in the separate news con- government would take Days'.., initiatives," Trudeau short• run," Trudeau ference Wednesday. no advantage of its power Lakelse river is one of the most productive rivers And lastly - though there are still so many said Wednesday at the added, a day after Sta- "Quebecis not ready to in those and' other fields in B,C, This produetivety and the integrity of the issues we have not touched on- there is the on- end of a fiveweek quest tistics Canada reported a agree to any con- until he and provincial river can only• be protected if a lineal park is going issue of the "Original Canadians" the for economic and con- jobless rate of 8.4 per stitutional change at the leaders , talked over established along both banks of the river from Canadian "First Citizens" - be they called ' stitutional insights that cent, the highest since present time." ... power-sharing Lakeise Lake to its confluence with theSkeena "Indians", "Natives" - or whatever you prefer. has taken him to the 10 1940. Blakeney had pressed arrangements in the river. We hope to hear from all the above groups, in the provincial capitals. He made clear that it Trudeau for specific hopes of finding ad- Reduction in the Fish and Wildlife Branch Bget What emerged from the would take some time chan~es in the country's ministrative solutions to It was announced on Dec.6th that the Fish and ensuing months.. We shall welcome their letter, before any new job- constitutional makeupin c°nstitut.i0naldllemmas' Wildlife. Branch must return $500,000 of the1977 their phone calls and their dropping in ANY time tour was the germ of a major economic creatings~pnomic • order to gain guarantees The round Of •talks bu;dget .back to the Provincial treasury. It's in- to bring us up to date on their problems: To let us development program developn~ht program for increased provincial provtded Trudeau with credible that the Fish and Wildlife Branch, whic know of their triumphs, their prizes," their ac- that will likely mean takes effect. Federal and power over resource, his first chance to meet •chronically short of staff and money is getting this complishments in all fields of endeavour - and to geater provincial say in p r 9jil~ncia I m taxation. sort'of treatment. Isn't it ironical that there is would :itMt have to But while Trudeau privately with premiers enough money to build a suuper four lane hiway share their joys with us. dotal spending in Reim Levesque in Quebec return for increased help specify what industries acknowledged thathefelt and Sterling Lyon in through the Coqulhala Pass from Hope to Merritt, in managingthe needed help. there is no point in at- yet there ian,t $500,000 in the treasury for the Fish economy. And, ,~e~en if all tempting to alter the Manitoba. : : : and Wildlife and the protection and managemnt of Oddities governments bought the country's underlying law Both have been bitterly- our fish and wildlifein British Columbia! TULSA, Okla. (AP) -- ma rampaged into a Specifics would be plan at their economic while the separatist Parti critical of the Trudeau The:list of priorities are somewhat out of Slipping a quick kiss on a fenced mailloading area worked out in a series of conference, it would take Quebecois opposes any administration, yet both balance, but it is not surprising -- the Social lady police officer cost as a refugee from a meetings between the two up to two years for piecemeal change, he agreed to go alon{~ with Credit Government was never noted for its Jimmy Fortner $51. nearby packing plant. levels of government that r eg i on al job- m added that governments the prime minmter's respect and consideration for fish and wllflife. Fortner, 24, pleaded no "I got pretty close to would culminate in a first projects to have any real "don't have to wait.for a economic plan. The cut in t;he budget is testimony of the li-- contest Tuesday in him, with something m inisters' ~ effect on unemployment. service paid to this resource by our Privnicial District Court to a between me and him," meeting in Febru ryor "It is not going to be an Gov't, smce they were elected. misdemeanor charge of said Joe Carrel, dock su- March, Trudeau told a easy job," Trudeau said. • My understandin.~ is that the Branch has been assault and battery. ~aarVisor. "But he didn't news conference here. 60VERNMENTFILLS haveing a very dtfficult time performing its Officer Perri Burnett ve any postage on him But even while New It would be up to LISBON (Router)- of his cabinet 'of Socialists functions prior to thebudget cut. I would ~uess said Fortner kissed her so I wanted somebody to Democratic Premier various federal and Portugal's 16-month-old and a handful of in- with this budget cut, conseration Officers wdl be as she sat in her police come and get him and Allan Blakeney was provincial departments Socialist government fell dependents and soldiers doing very little if any field work until the end of cruiser after stopping his take him back, adding his stamp of ap- and ministers to know "at today when it was On continued minority the fiscal year which is March 31st. car in October. Charges "Some guys from the ;proval to the Trudeau what ra~ and in what defeated in Parliament rule and the completion The Mair Report, which hasrecently been of running a red light and packing plant were: trying plan Wednesday, it was order lose various on a confidence vote, of key negotiations with received by the Minister of Recreation and driving under the in- to catch him and that bull being attacked by NDP project~should be en- officials said. the International Conservation, recommended that thBranch fluence of alcohol are jumped right up onto the MPs in Ottawa. visaged~/so that the An assembly • Monetary Fund (IMF). budget be raised to $20,000,000 over, I believe, the pending in city court. dock," Carrel said, not- The spring economic capital demands in one spokesman said the But his fate was sealed next 4 years. It is now $9~500,000 down from ing the loading dock was conference would , . particular sector or one result of the vote--the when the Communist $I0i000,000. OKLAHOMA CITY more than four feet high. probably come too late to particular region of the first of its kind in Por- party deputies, who held Our~present Prunvicial Government was elected (AP) -- Neither rain nor For some 20 minutes, •do any good, predicted country won't create bet- tugalsince the right-wing the balance, joined the on the promise of a blanced budget and they are cold nor dark of night can the bull challenged all federal NDP Leader Ed tlenecks." dictatorship was over- other ~ two major op- indicating they will live up this promise regar- stay the faithful postman comers and refused to Broadbent, Canadians MUST BE SPREAD thrown in the 1974 revolu- positionnparties, the chess of the consequences upon the people and from his appointed budge from the dock, ,had "seen through the It was important that tion--was 159 against end c e n t resources of B.C. rounds but a snorting Carrel said, successfully , icynicism" of the Liberal benefits be spread across 100 in favor of the Democrats (PSD) and Surely a modest deficitby our Provincial Brahma bull brought the halting operations during government, which had the country. government. There were the conservative Centre Government in order •that it may meet its U.S.. mail to a temporary one. of the post office's kept only a small portion Trudeau gained' sup - no abstentions. Democrats (CDS) in responsibilities is more important than a surplus halt Wednesday. busiest'periods of !he of its 1974 election port for these and other Prime Minister Mario voting against the at the end of the year for political gain come election time, A~, ho.r~.e.d, black Brah: day...... promises. proposed economic Soares had staked the life government. .,..,..:. ,,',.:,,,:..'.'.',:.:;,.",. ,. ::::::i:;:!:,''~ ~,~ .... '.j~...~...~,,...... ;...... :~•~: ~., ~,.~,,~.,~ ...... 1 i

THE HERALD, Friday, Oecember 9, 1977, PAGE S IN)YLIBRARY TORONTO - Help Fight -I,,, There's.~ brand new toy Bombers Explode IthraryLat one of the public library branches RESPIRATORY"!" By TIlE CANADIAN Tim Bombers fired 30 here.The library joins a DISEASE PRESS shots at Portland goalie growing* number of U Flin Flon Bombers Gerr7 Price in.the wild- Metropolitan •Toronto exploded for six goals in scoring second period libraries that offer toys CHRISTMAS SEALS the second period and and finished the game held on for a 7-5 Western with 50 shots on the net. free'withand games a tolibrary take homecard, Fcjht the lung cripplers... Canada Hockey League Portland. had 24 shots on for three weeks, as with wetoL, over the visiting Flin Flon goalie' Larry books: Emphysema.Asthma, Tuberculosis, Chronic Bronchitis, Air Pollution Portland Winter Hawks Lozinski in~[he r third pe- . .. - ._ ~ ...... in one of two league riod and 43 over-all. games Wednesday. The In Regina, Dirk win brought the Bombers Graham, Clark Bacala, to within one point of Gerald Minor and Earle league-leading Brandon S~itzer added singes for SUNDANC Wheat Kings. the Pats who trailed 2-0 SKI G SPORTS In the other game, after the first period. Scott Kolewksi led the Regina took a 3-2 lead at Regina Pats with two the end of the second goals as they skated to a period. 6-3 win over New West-• Stan Smyl, Randy minster Irving and Bill Oleksuk INTRODUOING Super Ski Packages Bruins in replied for New West- Skiingat Kitsumkalum Ski Hill is expected to be good this wekend. Ski Regina. minster. ~ ' personnel said the two and a half inches of snow covering aH runs shema the ski The Winter Hawks, The Bruins took five of continue for Sa ,tm'day-Sunday nuts. Domhill & OrosmCountry trailing 7-1 after two nine minor penalties, one periods, battled back in a of two majors and a 3EGINNER INTERM EXPER'! penalty.filled third pc- misconduct. Three goals in one minute reed with four unan- Terry Walker was in swered goals hut they the net for the Bruins and BUFFALO (AP) --.. margin for a 5-2 National also scored in the third couldn't overcome the big Greg Dumba for the Pats~ Rick Seiling, Don Luce 'Hockey League victory period. OHEOK& OOMPARE lead. both facing 32 shots. land Gary McAdam sered o~terCleveland Barons on The victory extended :::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: .three goals for Buffalo Thursday night. Buffalo's unbeaten streak Also.first time over midweek rental rates on OJ(. DownhiN. within a 57-second span in The* goals set a Buffalo to six games and gave Toronto bashes Minnesota 'the first period to give the club record for fastest Don Edwards ; his 17th ( Monday to Friday Holidays not included) North Stars came back Sabres the winnin~ three scores. McAdam win, most for any NHL TORONTO (CP) -- with two unanswered ::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: , goaltender this season. C.X. Skis, • Downhill Skis, Toronto Maple Leafs goals by Alex Pirus. , After Bob Mardoch built up a five-goal lead Six players shared in Jr. High basketball scoreda powerplay goal Poles, Boots Boots, Poles midway through the third the Toronto scoring as the for.the Barons at the 3:14 period, then held on for a Leafs moved to within mark, the Sahres scored $5.00 per da~; •$5.50 6-3 victory over Min- four points of idle .Buffalo hy Lorrie Olson three times in less than a nesota North Stars in a Sabres and Boston 3keena Secondary .' ndnute. Midweek Midweek fere-wheeling National Bruins, wh,; hold on top • . . . • ,,, Seiling got the first Hockey League game spot in the Adams: ]'errace Tslmshlans The Skeena Gwls .A goal, an unassisted effort . . Wednesday night. team are,on their.way, to- basketball~team consmts ~ter .bloc k~.g. a Most Romi EqmpmentHew 151sYear Division with 31 points. win every game they of Anna Klein, Sheuy t;levelanapasstnatcame Toronto struck for five Minnesota remained play. , , Baker, Patti McDoughna, I consecutive goals, three mired in fourth spot in the at5:05. Luce punched the *. 'nlmuv @IFlll coming in the final period Smythe Division with 16 "l~ev., =.nlav(~d.,,,:~.- ~ the~. ,.:~heryl., ; Stubbs, . Elslie puck into the net off m nin~ cam, • of the game, before the points. Ravenettes on N'ov. 26, ~olestr.a, • Betty • goalie Gflles Meloches . " :::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: with a score of 38-33 for ~uyg.roK,. ~aye . stick at 5:34 after Mi- i 4116 UKELSE AV[. lrlEIIIll0E, BJ£ PHONE ¢3fPrdl41 the. Tsimshians On ~awlnsm, JZU ~arrls, leches made a save on ' ..... NNov 30~ the Tsimshians Tracey Hamilton and Danny Gare. . • . Police A pleasant thought expressed play~Thorphfl|,,n,~ ,am,~ hnd ~eIt wasascore u¢o.zOny~,eena~,syoK_....also ar. ~gn ~.;:~;~:~:!~:~i~;~i!~!i~::i?i~i~i~i!i~!~i~ii~.~!~:i!i!i:~..~[![![:[i~:~:..i.:.:.;.;.:.:.:i:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.i.:.L.:.:.,.:.:.:.>:.:.;...... ~:.~:i~i!~:i~!:[~i~i~ii!~i:ii!i~iii~ii~ii~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiii::iiii~i:i~!![!::iii~i~ii~!!~!!iiiii~i!~iii::ii~i~i~:~!~iiiii!!i~!~i~ii~!!~ii~ii~i~i~i by was~'v ...... C~ose. Once" more t he hes"a. • ...... "B" basketball report Nell Street. Tsimshians wo~ eit'h a ~am. 'rney are ~mcn Police were not ...... t "= 21 ~ roy, ~taren wlaeman, releasing details, Run with the animals ~;u~ u~ ~- , '," Lorrie Olson, Annie " .' ATTEND Thursday afternoon, Fly with the birds The girl's team has Stemer~ Gwen Haagen, SACRED concerning a hrown be free. been:~travelling all ever~ Suzanne Urbanzyk, Pare Toyota station wagon First: the:y,, went to Hayes, Chris Paupst,. HURT found by RCM: in l~Tot caring, Hazelton where they lost Lynn Marliowoi, Shannon THE Terrace. Initial reports, bnly dieing when the their first/game with a Cain, Cindy Harvey and denied by police, time comes._ score of 19-16. After that Cindy Dean.' PARISH suggested the car had they went to Houston, They haven't played Walk on water, With a score ;of 41-30 for been found by. a yetl but are lamest ready. -, 18,10Straume Ave. TerrKe "C.B.er~, Identity::of the larid.: chase:,~the, s~=:)de: fl1~~ ~i~iShi'-*~:: The~ ~e'Gitls~ ,A" basRethall • CHURCH i:.'o'.;. :-.'~:~::!.':.:.. . ' : . " owner was nvailable at as they, .~. nge ~:f ~9;.~i~ ~~? I,II~t~ (,:-Ie~ [ I time of going to press. colour;'~U~de~tb*i ~,~~W te'diit,bUr dll date :Sasmi ..... Sunday Masses Break and Entry sun. ;., 26 ~for Kit[/nat'.' ' been set. TERRAOE ur 8:15 a.m. Thursday morning it ''- , . 10:15 a.m. was discovered thieves Touch beauty, 11:30 e.m. had kicked in the panel of in a way ALLIANCE :,BAPTIST 7:30 p.m. the rear door to obtin that it grows more. YOUR entry into Totem JIMS TACKLESHOP Count the lights, when ~ , . ~ ~ . , -.,., Beverages, in Terrace. Are you:,looking for a g0od qualitY fishing OHUROH OHUROH : The discovery was made the stars appear. rod and reel for a Christmas gift? by the proprietor, . , , ¢ ~'~ Pastor Roy Taylor Cot. Sparks & Keith OHOIOE Richard McDaniel when MENNONITE Run free, iN AND'VISI~ oUR S I~OP' Pester Paul Mohninger he walked into the store /¢bME O'N Sunday 9:45 - Bible School Office 635.3407" while the burglary was Be free. 11:00 a.m. - Mornln1 Home 635.5309 BRETHREN still in progress. The Die happy. We are open all year round ~ a good Worship THIS thieves were believed to selection of Fly • spinning -Salt: Water 7:lap.re. - Evening Service Sunday School 9:451a.m. Neil Street Wed. 7:30 p.m.. Bible be juveniles, about 12 or FishingTackle and Accessories., Morning Worship 11:00 OHUROH 13 years of age, who fled Age: 18 Study & Prayer a,m. RRNo, 2 Old Lakels~ immediately taking a few SUNDAY 34O6 Eby Street 635.3015 minor items with them. Lake Road. 4120 Hwy. 16 East. ,i Phone 635.9471 Terrace RCMP are in- Terrace, B~C. • . - . ., .." . ..,. : Pastor Dwayne hrkmon vestigating. Poems UPLANDS I BAPTIST 10:00 a.m. Sunday School CHRIST 11:00 a.m. Family Worship CHURCH sarvlce Pastor O.K. Hale 635.9398 LUTHERAN Corner ot Ha Iliwell lOB and H. Thomas 10:00 a.m. Bible Teachin OHUROH Sunday School i Terrace, B.C. Cor. Sparks St. II:00a.m Morning Worship & Park Ave. Service Rev. R.L. White ST. MAT111EW'S Morning Worship 11:0( Rev. Rolt Hosterud ~:30 p.m. Singing and Bible 635.5882 Study a.m. ANGLICAN Weds. 8:00 Home Bible Evening Worship 7:30 p.m. Morning Service 11:00a.m. Studies Preyer Service Wed. 7:30 CHURCH "You are Welcome at p.m. Church School 9:45 a.m. 4726 Lazelle Ave. Sunday School, Con. Uplands" Sunday School 10:00 a.m. 635-9019 firmatlon Sunday Servlces: Youth and Adult Classes 10:00 a.m. Church School & Adult Discussion KNOX 11:00 a.m. Holy Com- EVANGEUOAL munion for the family .Jg'.~ Mlnlsters: Large family home. Squires 635-7616..... ; dining area lead onto a PENTECOSTAL Rev. Lance Stephens • 635- 1460 sq. ft. 3 bedrooms, UNITED large sundeck with 5855 ensulte plumbing, fully : :" , : , .... i , southern exposure. Must be I FREE OHOROH a[ir TABERHAOLE Rev. Stephen Inoue - 635- developed basement, rec ~ i!i~;~ ' sold quickly. Well priced at 1 .q[~ OHUROH 2416 room with fireplace, ,~ '~ ~i~ ;~,:~ SS5,000. Call Hans Caulien• 4647 Lazelle Ave. Cor. 4N1 Lezelle Ave, landscaped and fenced lot, • ;,~:~;!i~?,.... i ,:~ at 635-4971• i Park Av~and Paster M. Kennedy Sparks St. fruit trees, close to Minister Rev. Office 635.2434 schools.. Rev. W.H. Talum Dave Martyn Home 6354336 Asking $55,000. Only 537,900 for well kept ~"~~~ ~l~i 3302 Sparks Street SALVnl0N, K I Call H. Godllnski at 63S- bedroom home on ~]~?~,L~~,~"" 635-5115 Sunday School 10:00 a.m. ~397. two ~unday School Morning Worship 11:00 Bm nicely landscaped corner Senior 12 & up ,10:00 a.m Acreage lots, partially Over 1300 sq. ft. of living 9:45 Sunday School e.m. lot. This house also .has 12 - space plus basement suite 11:00 Morning Workship Under 11:~ a.m. Sunday Evening 7:15 p.m. cleared. Some have view of fireplace, sundock and ..... _ _ . Executlve living at its best.i Warship Service 11:00 a.m. 4637 Walsh Ave. Kalum Valley close to carport. Call Frank in a tuII easement. I-ally Quiet area, spacious roomsi 7:15 Evening Services Bible Study Wed. 7:30 p.m. Welcomes you to worsMp II town. Phone B. Parfltt 635- Skidmore for further landscaped. lot,. close to (and talka!l ve decor, ma k e u Youth Night Thurs. 7:30 Sunday 4971 for information to details. school • Reasopal~le, ...... taxes '"' this "home ex cept I on al i p.m. 9:30 a,m. Chrlstlar view. Well constructed home and ^.~,=.. =,, cM ~,,~ ,,,=i Education Hour priced at $53,000' t;aui • to acc• pt ab I• term s . Ca I1• 11:00 a.m, Family Worshll= Godllnski 635 "5397 • " today and make an ap.1 Service ,? , pointment to view. Kelly~ CHRISTIAN 7:30 p.m. Evangllstlc /,~.'~ Squires 635-1616. • Salvation Meeting Monday Night REFORMED 7:30 p.m. Bible Study & A family home for you. ? '~~ Prayer Meeting Excellent location, three. ,~\~ CHURCH Wednesday bedrooms, fireplace, patio ,~ * Sparks St. & 1:30 p,m. Ladies Home and more. Listed at .t~:~(~,~,ii.i~ " ...... ~'~: League Fellowship S49,900 and ready for you Straume Ave. to move in. Just blocks Why pay rent. You'¢ould One of'the better duplex E')(e'c~Jve tYPe home..:4 Saturday Rev. S. Van Daelon 7:30 p.m, Youth Group from elementary school, own thlsideal family home investments In town. 3 2 car garage, flreplace, J AM "Service" 5 Week nature trail and on paved for only $35,000.00 Close to bedroom units of 950 sq. ft. foyer entrance, stmda¢k,i Sunday School - Terrace 1( Sarvlces on Gldlon. street. Carl me today and schools and town, 4 each. Good tenancy record patio and many otheri a,m. arrange a convenient time bedrooms, full basement and low maintenance costs. Matures. Located at 4725J 635.5446 Sunday School. Rome 1:O for you to view this with re¢ room and fenced Priced at S53,000. Call H. McConnell. Phone Frankl Christian Councelllng p,m. Emergency Welfsre • tiremendous re family home. yard. Phone B. Partitt for Godllnski at 635.5397 for Skidmore and arrange" vlewon 11:00 a.m. Worship sarvlc Spiritual Resources 5:00 p,m. Worship Servlc( "THE MAN THE CALL" I II I .:.'.!.:.:.....:.:.:.:.!...:.-.....:...v...... °~..:°:.:.:.:°:~:.:.!~.:.!~:.:~.:.~.:.:.~.:.:...... o, ...... •., • • • o o •. °. • o. ° • ° o °.., • ! .°:.:.:.°'....°°...~.....:.....:...~..:.:...:...:...:.:...:.:...!.!.:.:...!.!...:.....:.:.:.:.:.!.!.:.:...... °.....°...... :.:.:.:.!.... `'•.*...... •.•...•...•.....•.•.....•.•...*.•.•.•.°.....•...... •.°...•...•.•...... •...... ;.;.;..°;•;•;•;*;.;.;°;•;•;'.;• :.:.:...:.:.:.:.:.`..-..:.:.:.~.:.:.:.:.:.:.:...:.:.:.:.:.:°:.:.:...:.:.:.:.:.:°:°:°:.:.:.:.:.:.:.~.:.:~:°-..:.-..:°:..;~.;°..:.~.`..~.~°:.°..•°....°..°.....°.°.°~...... •°°.°...°...... •..°.....°.~.°~...... (,

PAGE 6, THE HERALD, Friday, Decernl~er 9, 1977 Tips for a safe Christmas The Christmas season certification, when you retire for the The members of the is a very merry time in =evening, or when you Terrace Fire Department almost every home, but Use decorations that tie.ave home to visit wieh you a very Merry fire has no respect for are non-combustible or ' friends during the festive Christmas and a very Happy occasions. It can fire retardant. Keep. season. Happy New Year. strike with fury when flames such as burning Whenthe tree becomes Please, let's make this least expected. candles away from your ' dry and brittle, discard it. holiday another safe So • be particularly tree. Don't take chances with a holiday for you and your careful with your Turn off three lights dry tree. family. christmas Tree and other decorations during the festive season.. Special Here are some safety Guest hints that, if followed, JERRY will help ensure a safe LUCAS holiday for you and your family. Select a tree that is still Youth: green and has not dried out. Night Keep the tree outside until you areready TO use it. Cut the Bottom of your christmas tree at an angle so that there is a large surface area to allow the tree to absorb more moisture. Keep your christmass tree in water at all times while it is in your home. This will extend the life of the tree and prevent it from drying out prematurely. Don't use worn out or damaged light sets, discard them. Only use light sots with CSA or' UL Briefs GOOD FAIRY IDEN- TIFIED Cincinnati TORONTO (CP) -- The ~tt fairy on the lead in the recent Santa BILLYGRAHAM Claus parade was nine- Crusade year-old Carrie Feld- stein. Her father Carl bid with CliffBarmws and the Crusade $205 for the privilege last Choir, Geo. Beverly Shea. Evie Tornquisl. Terrace and District Arts Council is once again ~'.. Saturday at 10 a.m. in the lobby of the R.E.M. Lee February at the Toronto Alktair Stewart, Chris Kyle, and Myrtle llall sponsoring the popular Royal Winnipeg Ballet for ~!~;iTh~tre. The program for the performanceshas not Symphony's annual three full performances on Friday, May 5, ~d ~':?:beenflnalized.In order to aboid disappoiniment, dream auction, then t01d Tonighl's sub'~l: "The handsoflesus" sam . Saturday, May 6, 1978. Tickets go on mis'. !:~,:,get~,~...! your,,tickets early. Carrie the good news as her Valentine's Day 8:30 p.m. IIF11(-IrV eK, 3 surprise. TV Show onN ..i. Germany i i By STEPHEN !1. way station. Like all rail: German governments, a West German nor Allied . MILLER facilities, it is owned a.'nd+ City [~0vernment and the commanders were eager ~ NI lffM l~rl ~ l "PROBABLY THE BEST" BERLIN (AP) --Off- run by East Germatiy. i civihan and military to see their men in Nazi dntv American soldiers "They have been very" governments of the three uniforms. The solution il~l, I UJL! 1 ~1 1 ,]j:fili~ ;~ * ~l~'l~~¢lml~" : ~l~,N'-"~.~,:x~-mld~'~ ~ai; W~teptr.Aliles ,~d~.,still. ,was to.give.,.the .rols ,TO . ~P~fsh"'J'ews in 'a: ~i~'h a~e~ West Berlin... ,~ ?West'Berlinbut On leave television story that was been about the easiest of Strict controls on or otherwise off duty. filmed here despite aU to deal with. They are weapons movements Before that was worked v '~~ l CHAR-BROILEDSTEAKS ! problems with politics, inter~d.!n havingthis :mad'eit'difficultt°brcng out, the moviemakers ~.~ w,~,...... R,~,li,, with the story_mid." ":~ in me. rings, carriea. Dy found themselves is ~. . ' ~ ¢~6 ~ ~--, help of East Germany, The story of three : solders m the mowe. The swamped when they - starred as the Warsaw Jewish families during, soldiers the mselw sued a call for extras to Ghetto. , the Nazi persectuion was " presented other play both Nazi guards H1~1~~' ~ ~, 7~NNI~I~ ' The Berliners don t shot by Titus as a.nine- : problems, and Jewish victims. II like to hear this but it hour film titled i "We've found that real Many of the extras 6"R"#'5"¢81 turns out that because of Holocaust, which NBC ~soldiers make tbe best eventually were drawn iIil~ ~l- Jl" JL JIrl- Jl-~ I ]~]~,]~ ~ ! its special problems, hopes to show in four ':soldiers+" says Arnold: from the dark-haired, . ~ FEATURE Berlin is the only segments nextspring. ~'Other.. people oon,t oar.K-eyeD ra.nKs Dr..me Euronean city today that nanme things property. 'lurKs aria DEer nauon- Char Broiled Steak $ 2 99 actually loGics like the LEGALTANGLE But no West German alitities in West Berlin's " J;. ,, III, Warsaw of those years, To move the shooting troops are allowed in large foreign-worker ii Including: BAKED POTATO said Pia Arnold, an from Austria, where the West Berlin and neither population. [I ~. L~ #0Hd~lg ~ [I ~ CHOICE OF SALADS and + associate producer for rest of the film was made, .~..~,+,4,,+~,++,,~+~,~,~**t~&~,~ ~ k"~ - YBIffI~DINIIKt001K[ Y..,~-..-'L~. ~IP DRESSINGS.GARLIC TOAbI' 11 Titus Productions Inc. of producers had to ~" ...... "~ I ~ ~" 11~ New York. negotiate their way ~ ~ .~ "CONTINENTALATMOSPHERE" King-Size Steak Dinner $ 4 99 One scene, of Jews throughthelegal -k I~ r-"='~ • " ""'"'"~"~"~'=.... " being shipped to a con- nd bureaucratic tangle ~ [~Im [' I[ ~t ~ ~ T~EA11[ [~ ~ ~ li~k~~ ...... ~ ,.-.,,..v ~ [r TenderloinSteak Dinner $ 4.99 centratmn• camp, was "mat nas- grown up over ~...... I~ll I _~.~lff I 1 m I ml .~ IJ ~W~l~7~l"~-~lt~ OINEINOUREXOUISITE [[II . . 11 ' filmed next to the Berlin the years in a city whose .g I,~ ~ I~ I L DJ~_~g_~ "~K II '~ ~~ VENETIANDINING LOUNGE I[ [I Steak K Shrtmp Combo $ 4.39 [I • Wall at an unused rail- affairs involve two .~ .~ it /w ~ ~ o~,:~o.... ,,,~,,... II tl, 4/ "~ • " .~ ~ ~ | ~- _-,.ffi ~ IP Jumbo Shrimp Dinner $ 2.99 ~ Hidden somewhere m the ~. Ouinn in Iran ads in the entertainment ~ II Ill ChoPped Beef Dinner $1.59 ~ --~ ~ t~ .. --0 Terrace ~* ¢ :~:,~..,,o.-__;~ L,~,A r ~. tne-, ~lKeourger: ...... ~, !..~ By BOB THOMAS barrio, started humbly in -I~. ~ secuon .are t-w -I~ r OINING~OOM 624-2621o 624,3359 ] II II ISFAHAN, Iran (AP)films, married Cecil B. ~ I r" phone itumbers. ~ II ,o,,w.m ,,, ....w.,ms,. II II "*°" ...... o ...... ,,.oo...... tl --Anthony Quinn, at 62, DeMilles danghter and :~ t~ Findthem,andifoneisyoursyou've "~ I~e-'--"-~==ffi=:=~e=====ffi~¢===:==~==:=:ffi=~e====ll:L"":~--""~C ~r .~------~----~---~ may be a lion in winter.:/won two supportin[~-actor "g ~ won ~ F ==~ #~ ' ~ Jt ~ ~ li il' ~? 'jc'---'-'~.~ ' .~ Jc---'~ +.t==~ but there ....is still some Oscars• (Lust.for Life'and ~ l IP ~-[~~,~ ....~k' # cur tickets at the Herald roar remammg. He ts m Vwa., Zapata).. +," I~ ,,,,.,,,~-,~. _,,,~,~tP-l,,-,,_ ,,, St. ~,+ II we MAKE A LOT OF ;I'HINGS +~+,,, II II ~~:,,:~:' Tile 0LB ;11 Iran for another colorful Every tim actor faces ,.,+,~,+,,,+,~,,+,~,~,,,+,+,+,~.+,,,++****~+,~ +~ BETTER " !', ,l] ~ ..... ~'~ role as a tribal chieftain a crisis in his late 40s and :~ ...... ~ ~ ~-/~+~'1;\ ,,~i:'~:~ SCiiMITZEL who attracts an ,e,arly,50s, Quinn said., ~o4#o ~ • ~__-d_.,, ' American woman, That s when he can no .~ /~ #~ I~ +It Bruce&l~bbie \' Illl ':':: .....:+ ..m I[ Jennifer O'Neill, in the longer be the rugged .g ~_ , ~ I1, Carruthers I~U ,~- ')~)~ ,ll I1, BREAKFAST- TUES. - FRI. - 2 AM-10AM movie Caravans. leading man and win the -I~ /Id,,~, ,. P Owners "'i/~]]]]]~ ~1 P DINNER- TUES.- FRI.- 5PM-10PM ~1 Earlier this year, girl. If you can t win the , '::~ : L ~ E ¢1/I/~]11' ~ ",~W, ~ II II SAT, & SUN.- BREAKFAST, LUNCH & II Qulnn starred in The girl, they wont pay you ~ 4720 LAKELSE AYE. P~NE 638-g111 ~ Ill] 4343 LAKE SE AV_NU "-~i~"/r~--- Illl"" DINNER 10AM-10PM II'" Children of Sanchez in as much money. So what -I~ .... ~ --- "~ ~ ~3§,7100 -~:~ ~•~p CLOSED MONDAY Mexico and he recently can you do? ~ ~(W~N~ ATE: P.M. * [i .,m~.'I II [I KALUM MOTEL TERRACE [[ Tycoon,completed freely The adap~dGreek • I~1] ~"~ ilo©'~"'""" 10 " ' " "~. ,~~" ~¢I[ TAKE OUT ORDERS WELCOME II I[ (INTERNATIONAL CUISINE) Hwy. 16 W. II nedy-Callasfr°mthe Onassis-Kheadlines.n- |, ~~. p |• ~ All,e" DoesnY t bye Here Anymore~ , . • , : ...... II He had wanted to maze i , -¢ .... , __ .~__ ~-"-'~ .;~ a~ 'aC'--'-~C-'-"-~qFC-"-~C---'-'~C---'~C--"-~C"--"~ ~ Sanchez for 15 yea s. e | ft_:hl, ~ | . . has hi hopes for it but ~f~uJ, .K ~ he be~i~eves Tycoon will ]_ " j.. [ :l)u.ohess+'""" &l):rlwater Fox +: LAKELSE " il It s not jus "p newsevents "hesaid "If ~ Shaggy. the events hadnt hap- | ,~.+~:,~ 1 4~ Z HOTIL pened, they would have | ,,~;.~,'@~+~,'~.~'J~ / ~ M A~TNT]2,~,, T~ been invented as a story, ", .- "" + ...... * THE PLAc'~" FOR since they are so basic, l~~~ + I + Ileo 10 <+ 1~ WEDDINGRECEPTIONS ~ [{l~ "~ll~1~ ~J'[+l ~l "The story has an .... k- • ] important theme. Corny I ~~'..~+~, I. ~4~ The Gentle 6mat. ~c Ill PRIVATE PARTIES ll|l " '~k~-- ~:l,~ ~f+jl.],,' Ill as it soun,ds, it is that / "~ I , +' I ~" BANQUETS ~?~ '%~%,-,~ WI[ ~'~'~" ~1 money isnt everything. | ,,m~,e,mu,~,m,.,l~,wo,,v [' ~ i~ ~ Ill" CATERING I[l[ ~ " ~ Ill This man (Onassis)lost | t : ,-, ; III o,.¢,eo SPACE AVAILABLE Illl RESTAURANT III sonall interestinlifeafterhis .was killed.' , . 1(.~(+--~-.~++-~,-, ' ++ lh~+." 111 0--"" ""+'''''* il* i HECTORS +, FOoD INTERNATIONAL CUISINE II[L 10 a.m. tel a.m. Monday. Saturday filming.~mm~pt'~s+y He wrote t+t+o3.~ it as~ I.[ W+/(O+6--P1/~o+. 1+Ii ~• "°Th'.'.der. & Lightning Ill !11 The Original Sin, which :|' It'= fime' to call vdur I+" ~ Dee 11. 13 ~ I~ • MON-SAT. 5 PM - 11 PM ~+, :, 11 a.m. to I0 p.m. Sunday ,~l ofmoneyearned him and "a haswhole had18 lot ...... ~[+ Welcome''+':. ,:,~:,, Wagonhostem.+ : .,,t., + +TEe Bt" Family" +I[++ PH011E 635 111 11 !I translat~oll~. +" '*.~, EMEL+~'IiI'~bNWEILER + ~,:,' '..+. [~ ~ 638"8141

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)range Juice drTrozen ,~. : The Terrace Little , • i1: t~i ~ Theatre grioup has added 41 ,iw ' e:,,,~ .... ',i/ ~il/ a new dilnension to the old standby children's story The. ,Thrpe..~t!,~ .~ =~!lwo new i~lllr alldlllll il~., .!a surpris'~IW]llbill~P~l~W have created new viewing pleasure for audiences young and old. The story takes in- teresting twists by rearranging the villain's karma, adding, crowd participation and plenty of acti6n. The cast (a peculiar looking crew) listens to stage

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Costuming and stage gtandard QuatHy. " design are original and i 'nc i:: appealing, with a great show of imaginationon :ie:fl,:oZ;Tin ...tor~"~...i: I this group's part. Created for children, this production will please all ages. Show with large rooms close to times are 7 p.m. and 3 elementary school. Ful'l ~,m, Saturday and basement has good 2. und;ay; tickets are 50 bedroom suite. Excellent cents each (kids of any garden area at back of thl! age), to cover the cost of 64Va' x 116' lot. Must vieW f0 putting on the play. They appreciate -- asking can be purchased • at McColi;'s Reality. GOOD INVESTMENT ":, OPPORTUNITY.. :..: ::~:;i : :1¸ i:::! .... 3 bedroOm-:¢endomllilu'm being offered'at the 10wilow price: of $2e,80o.oo. :Small down payment and assuiiie existl.hO finan.~lng. : P.Ur~ There's lots of pigs in this show... And even a frog. chaseas rental unit. ~nd'!ii4" If pay fbr Itself." P.remitly rented.. . "":. "':,,"~':i

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Set of.car chains. New for 13 SUITES FOR RENT: 2 The Herald reserves the 14. BUSINESS FOR RENT: 3 bedroom NOTICE ( i " , , CLASSIFIED RATES inch wheel $25. 635-6455 lpl. bedroom fully furnlsheo right to classify ads under trailer. Furnished $225 pep . : SEALEDTENDERS, PERSONAL ~~ 7) trailer located at 3347 BGYCNA CLASS. appropriate headings and to month. Phone 635.7988 : marked Janitorial Contract LOCAL ONLY: Koefoed Dr. in Thornhlll. set rates therefore and to (R.T.S.) for Ministry of Labour. 4548 20 words or less $2.00 per 2 pair cross country skis, Private lot -$200 per month. determine page location. PATS KNITS Lakelse Avenue - Terrace - DISCERNING ADULTS• Insertion, over 20 words 5 boots and poles. Size8 and 10 No pets. Phone 635.2482 (c3- Shop discreetly by mail. The Herald reserves the cents per word. Knitting Machine Sales British Columbia 2,200 Near new. S50 pair. 635.6,455 8) Send $1.00for our latest fully right to revise, edit, classify 3 or mere consecutive in- Lessons • Patterns - Ac- square feet will be accepted Ipi.7) illustrated catalogue of or reject any advertisement sertions $1.50 per insertion. cessories by the Honourable the Coned Yarn 39c oz. 638.1409 NOTICE Minister, Department of marital aids for both ladies and to retain any answers FOR SALE: Pool table, (cff4mo-18n) Public Works, care of The and gentlemen• Direct directed fo the Herald Box REFUNDS: standard size $200 Call 635- Clinton Reply Service, andto repay SEALED TENDERS,! Superintendent of Works, Action Marketing Inc. Dept. First insertion charged for GOLDEN RULE 7988 (ctf) the customer the sum paid marked Janitorial Contract Ministry of Public Works, U.K., P.O. Box 3268, Van. whether run or not. Odd jobs for the jobless. Manor couver, B.C. V6B 3X9. (ctf) for the advert sement and Absolutely no refunds after for Ministry of Health . 4827 Kelth Avenue, Terrace, Phone 635.4535. 3238 Kalum 38. Furnished or unfurnished Mental Health Branch . British Columbia. up to 2 box rental. ed has been set. (cff) WANTED MISC. BOx replies on "Hold" studio or 1 bedroom Room Numbers 2 and 5. 4554 p.m., 15th December, 1977. Instructions not picked up CORRECTIONS: apartments. Security L=,~,I, a ...... -1-...... : Tendering documents may EXTENDS MANDATE CERAMICS BY PEARL enterphone. Sauna. • oe ootalneo from rune within 1Odays of expiry of an Must be made before 2nd 1 Pair boys downhill ski British Columbia (1,810 ...... MONTREAL (CP) -- Workshopl Call 635-3854 for Ministry ot P'uoIIC WORKS, advertisement will be boots size 7 in good condition. 635-3941 square feet) will be accepted 4827 K .... The Quebec police Insertion. further Information...... elm ,~venue,/errace, destroyed unless mailing Allowance can be made for Phone 635-7672 (c2.7) 638-1032 oy lne Honouraole toe B "': ...... commission inquiry into (eft-feb14.78) ' rltlsn (.;o lumota on ana instructions are received. only one Incorrect ad. Minister, Department of after 2nd December 1977 organized crime has been Those answering Box Now buying Fine Arts and Public Works, care of The ' • ABI-E-ELECTRIC LTD. The lowest or any tender given a renewed mandate • Numbers are requested not BOX NUMBERS: Indian Antlqultles. Superintendent of Works, will-not necessar y be ac- of at least One year to in- to send Originals of Electrical and Refrigeration Write to: Ministry of Public Works, 75 cents pick up. contract. cepted. v documents fo avoid loss. Mrs. L. MacDonald 4827 Kelth Avenue, Terrace, (c3.7) • : $1.25 mailed. House airing. crimes, Justice Minister All claims of errors in 11577- 149 Street OWNER LEAVING SOON British Columbia. up to 2 635-5876 Marc-Andre Bedard said advertisements must be Edmonton, Alberta priced to sell. A cozy 3 p.m. 15th December, 1977: CLASSIFIED DISPLAY: (etf) today. The commission's received by the publisher Rates available upon TSM IW9 bedroom, modernly built Tendering documents may within 30 days after the first (df.PL.D18) mandate was to have ex- request. 16, home in Thornhill. be obtained from The..~ pired at the end of the publication. Features a lovely mural In Ministry of Public Works,' year. It is agreed by the ad- :. LOST 39. living room -- fireplace -- 4827 Kelth Avenue, Terrace, - ~" .... NATIONAL CLASSIFIED CAN'T BLAME GANG vertiser requesting space MARINE dining room with patio British Columbia on and RATE" PEKING (Reuter) -- A that the liability of the 22 cents per agate line. $25reward for return of cage doors -- sundeck- lots of after 2nd December, 1977• MORTGAGE Herald in the event of failure kitchen cupboards -- at- The lowest or any tender MONEY Shanghai restaurant was Minimum charge $5.00 per 12x12x30" taken from back 1976 Relnell Cabin Cruiser, to publish an advertisement will not necessarily be ac- told today that its failure insertion. of Gim's Restaurant Friday 22 ft., 225 HP lB. OB. F.W. tractive bathroom -- or in the event of an error workshop-- laundry room. cepted. Unlock the equity in your to fix a noisy kitchen fan December 2 between 3 and 5 cooled, H.W. Heat, Stove, Ice appearing in the ad- This 1800 sq. ft. home sits (c3-7) house with a 1st, 2nd or 3rd that plagued neighbors LEGAL . POLITICAL AND p.m. Call 635.2935 evenings Box, Compass, Sounder, CB, vertisement as published on two-thirds acres. mortgage. No bonus, for 10 years could not be TRANSIENT AD- or 638-1152 days.(p3.7) VHF, Sleeps 5, other extras, shall be limited to the Furnished or unfurnished. OFFERFORVEHICLE favorable rates, open for blamed on the Gang of VERTISING: trailer, write "Wilnra" Box amount pald by the ad- Taxes $51.00 only. For view prepayment. Four. $3.60 per column inch. 152, Prince Rupert or Phone vertiser for only one In- OFFERS: Plainly marked 627-1501 evenings. (c7-7) phone after 4:30 p.m. all correct insertion for the BUSINESS PERSONALS: 635-3986• on the envelope "Offer on C.A.C. REALTY LTD. portion of the advertlslng $4.00 per line per month. (E. Frl) P.T. No.134" will be received - 4624 A GREIG AVE. CLEARANCE'SALE space occupied by the In- I by the undersigned up to • 635.6100 On a 4 month basis only. EXPANDING CANADIAN correct or omitted item ot~ty, 47.~. HOMES 3:00 p.m. December 29, 1977 • DAVE BRASH OF OIL COMPANY needs 'L . : .:'- FOR SALE: In Thornhlll, and that there shall be no bedroom, I level, 1,950 sq. ft. for the following which may 'DEADLINE dependable person who can EXP~CRIENCED CARS liability to any event greater ~: FOR RENT'::ii,_:.:. ormay not be complete, and work without supervision. private ~/2 acre dead end than the amount paid for located "as is and where is" 1966 Buick Sedan DISPLAY: Earn $14,000 per year plus street split level cedar patio. 66, RECREATIONAL!; such advertising. Attractive 3 bedroom house at the Ministry of Highways 1969 Falrlane Stn. Wgn. 4:00 p.m. 2 days prior to bonus. Contact customers crossing creek. Large rec Advertisements must for rent in quiet nelgh- Yard, Terrace, B.C.: 1972 Torlno On. Won. publication day. around Terrace. We train. room, wet bar, fireplace, c-w VEHICLES . ! comply with the Brltish bourhood, Tl~ornhlll Phone 1973 Pont 2 Dr. H.T. Write A.K. Dick, PPes., 5'x10' pool table. Low taxes, Columbia Human Rights Act 635.2044 or 783.9133 collect. 1972 Dodge 4-ton dump c-w 1975 Snowmobile Mercury 1974 Ford 2 Dr. H•T. CLASSIFIED: Southwestern Petroleum, $39,500. Phone to view 635. which prohibits any ad- (c10-12) 4350. (p10-4) box, Model D.800, reference 340 Sno-Twtster 10 H•P. 1975 Pord 3/4 Ton P-Up 1:00 p.m. day prior to Brampton, Ont. L6T 2J6. vertising that discriminates No.S-4778, c.w 1972 Un- Excellent condition. Must be 1973 Ford a/4 Ton P-Up publication day. (c4-8) seen. Phone 635.5629 (p5-11) against any parson because FOR RENT: Available Jan. 56. BUSINESS derbody Plow, reference 1974 GMC -'/4 Ton P.Up of his race, religion, sex, Service charge of $$.00 on all ROYAL Bank requires a 1, 78. 3 bedroom home un- No.BL-156• 1974 Datsun B210 FOR SALE: 1976 Arctic Cat. color, nationality, ancestry N.S.F. cheques. stenographer please reply In furnished, near hospital and OPPORTUNITY 1973 Datsun Stn. Won. Phone 635-383] (p2.7) or place of origin, or because person to Mel Stokes, 4640 school. Phone 635-2806. (C4- To view or for further In- i1975 Chevelle Mallbou KITIMAT IS BOOMINGI his age is between 44 and 65 WEDDING DESCRIP- kakelse Avenue, Terrace. 7) formation, contact the Torlno 4 Door years, unless the condition Is TIONS: (C4-7) For rent, top location, District Highways Manager, Dodge Coronet justified by a bona fide No charge provided news Hardware Furniture Etc., Ministry of . Highways, Chev 4 Door requirement for the work submlffed within one month. 48, SUITES * Owner retiring after 23 Terrace, B.C. Ford Camper Van Invol~ved.. . ¢5.00 production charge for ...... RE CE PTIONtS~: Successful years, In Centre. Mer c Stn. Wgn. Wedding and-or engagement FOR RENT Reas. price on all fixtures Llcence and'registration are Loaded Sbbu.rl~n : pictures. News of weddings We desire a pleasant full now in place. Golden Op. not included; Ford 3/4 Ton 4x4 [write-ups) received one time employee with typlng portunltyl Argyle Holdings years'old, good breeding, 1970 Torlno Sedan skills and general office Ltd., 1132 Hillside Rd., West 1973 Chev 2 Dr. H.T. Published at Terrace month or more after event HILLSIDE LODGE Offers must be accompa,i~ excellent broad mare. experience. We offer Vancouver, B.C. Phone 922. 1965 Ford i/= Ton P-Up B.C. S days a week $1o.o0 charge, with or 4450 Little Avenue by a certified Cheque or % Reg. Morgan colt, 6 without picture. Subject to competitive salary, good 3661 V7S 2G4. (c3.9) money order made payable months old. 10x50 Ft. Mobile Home benefits, and ad- Monday to Friday, at. condensation. Payable In Sleeping rooms, to the Minister of Finance for 3/4 Reg. Arabian mare, 31/2 81/= Ft. Camper vancement opportunity. ternoons advance. ~ousekeeplng units, cen 5"/. 10 percent of the bid. If the years old, excellent show 131/= Ft. Travel Trailer Please r~ply In writing trally located. Full~ AUTOMOBILES successful bidder sub- and breeding qualifies. 22 Ft. River Boat PUBLISHER with complete details In furnished. Reasonabh sequently withdraws his Call 635-7448 Don or Laurie Small Boat T~aller W.R. (Bill) Loiselle full confidence to: CLASSIFIED AN- •ales by day or week. Non. 1972 Datsun 510 4 door auto offer, the . 10 percent Forbes. (c5.9) NOUNCEMENTS: drinkers only. Phone 635- payment shall be liable to To Be Sold by Dec. 10. C.R. Shepherd, C.A. $995. Call Braze 635.7195 day- SUBSCRIPTION 6611. (ctf) j time (p3-7) forfeiture. Offers Will Be Con. RATES Births S.S0 Carlyle Shepherd & Co. sldered. Engagements 5.50 Chartered Accountants The highest or any offer will Effective October 1, FOR SALE: 1974 Ford Marriages 550 4548 Lakelse Avenue not necessarily be accepted, Maverick 4-door. 24,000 Copper Mtn. Ent. Ltd. 1977 Deaths 5.50 Terrace, B.C. CEDAR PLACE but the bearer of a successful USE miles, auto-V-8• Excellent 3026 Hwy. 16 East Funerals 5.50 APARTMENTS bid will be requlred to pay cond. Offers requested. For Terrace Cards of Thanks 5,50 HELP WANTED: Bank of the 7 percent S.S. Tax. Single Copy 20c 4931 Walsh Avenue further information phone 635.4373 D L00605A By Carrier ruth 3.00 Memorial Notices 5.50 Montreal, Terrace, B.C. Position available ex- Suite 113 635-7696. (P5-8) By Carrier year 36.00 A.W. Charlton, Chairman PHONE 635-6357 perienced feller offering Terrace, B.C. Purchasing Commission, By Mail 3 mth 12.00 Classified Advertising Dept. good salary excellent 635-7056 FOR SALE: 1977 GMC semi- Parliament Bulldings, By Mail 6 mth 22.00 benefits and pleasant New 1, 2 and 3 bedroom camperlzed van. Phone 635- Vlctorla, B.C. 5600. (C5-8) !)o it Now By Mail year 40.00 surrounding. For further suites for rent. Frldge, Senior Citizen year Information please contact stove, drapes,•carpet, rec AD N0.134-1977-78 Dan Walker 638-1131 (ctfm&- 1976 Ford LTD. In good November 30, 1977 20.00 • NOTICE area, sauna and pool table, f) with security tnterphone condition. Must sell. BUY Aluminum British Commonwealth and and elevator. Absolutely OF YOUR LIFE TIME! United States of America 1 Skeena District Girl Guides AN INTERNATIONAL OIL Io pets. (ctf) Phone 635-3604 (p2.7)... year 51.00. would like to announce the CO. offers plenty of money opening of a Land Ranger plus cash bonuses, at home 1968 Chev 3/4 Ton pickup Rghtthe Sheets Box 399, Terrace, B.C. Company in the Thornhlll training for mature in. Phone 638-1273 (c2-7) KEYSTONE COURT 25" x 36" VSG 2M9 area. Girls between the ages' dlvldual in Terrace area. APARTMENTS of 14 and 18 who are in- Regardless of experience, 1966Chev Impala 4door H.T. Telephone: terested please call 635.3061 write S.D. Read, Pres., All new tires. Phone 635- cripplers • 112.604-635-6357 or 638-1269 (ctf) Office No. 2 - 4603 Scott. 3604. (p2-7) 12 sheets only- Tiffany Asphalt In. Emphysema.Asthma. Tuberculosis, 336 ternatlonal, Box 1707, Sta. R, One, two and three HOME DELIVERY MILLS MEMORIAL ChronicBronchitis. Air Pollution Toronto, Ont. M4G 4A3. bedroom apartments. FOR SALE: 1968 Meteor car Terrace & District THRIFTSHOP (c4-8) Laundry & storage area. in good condition. Win- Use Thornhill & District Mills Memorial Hospital Near schools and down- terized with snow tires. 390 ~, THE DAILY HERALD Phone 635.6357 Auxiliary would appreciate town. Clean, quiet, VS, P.S., P.B., Asking $600 Christmas any donations of good, clean 32. BICYCLES,• spaclod~, security Iocku 638-1273 (c2.7) Seals 3212 Kalum St. Terrace clothing, any household and patrol. items, toys etc. for their MOTORCYCLES 1973 Ventura Hatchback 350 THRIFT SHOP. ~i 5"5224 FOR SALE: 1976 Yamaha V8 P.S., P.B., 4 speed. Good For pickup service phone condition. Asking $2,800 Y-Z 125X, dirt bike. Ex. 635.5320 or 635-5233, or leave Phone 635.3309 Ipl.7) cellent condition. Phone 635- There is a Christmas Bake donations at the Thrift shop Carriers for on Lazelle Avenue on 6844 (c3-10) KALU~GARDENS and Craft sale at Co-op Saturdays between 11:00 3 bedroo~apartment for Shopping center Dec. 17fh rent, sor~'~ with basement 58, MOBILE : (Saturday) from 10.6 p.m., a.m. and 3:00 p.m. Thank you. (nc) and carport, private en- • HOMES Daily Herald featuring many bake goods, trance and patio. To view breads, canning, quilts, "" PARENTS IN CRISIS see full time caretaker at FOR SALE: 1972 12x68 weaving, pillows, metal MISC.: 1971 GMC V2 ton Apt. No.8 on Scott Ave. east Elmonte mobile home. work, Christmas stockings Are you making your own Truck, good condition. V8, 4 of Kalum or phone 635-4841. life and your children's Speed, radio, canopy. T.V. Unfurnished. Asking $8,500 required .... ' and wreaths and many (ctf) Phone 635.4592 (p3.9) , ,.~'. more. miserable? Do you con. stand $5. Interested parties stantly yell at your children, or hit them, or find It hard to only. Phone 635.5979 (c6-7) •.-•:;:;•;•;•;•••-•r•:•-•:•:;`••r•.•:•:•:;:;:;•;•;•;:;•;:;•;•;•;•;•;•;•;:;•;•;•;•;•;•;•;•;•••;•;•;•;•;•••;•;•;•;•;•;:;• control your angry feelings MISC. FOR SALE: Used immediately in THE TERRACE LITTLE toward them? Dishwasher . Maytag $150. THEATRE Is presenting a P.I.C.'s goal is to help you Phone 635.~,H~ ?) Christmas program for become the loving con- 1 Red Acorn fireplace Used Cars for Sale children and families, structlve parent you really TERRAi)E and featuring the Three Llflle want to be. complete $175. 1 fireproof 1976 HONDA CiViC Radio, Sunroof, 4 Spd. Pigs, Santa Claus and music All inquires absolutely rug 14x15 (approx.) Like new 1975 MONTEGO P.S., P.B. Auto on the afternoons of Dec. 10 confidential. $175.1 Skidoo TNT440 $380. 1 1974METEOR RIDEAU 500 P.S., P.B., Auto and 1lth in the Little Theatre Phone Mary or John 635.4419 Pair mens Kastlnger 1974.AUDI FOX Front,wheel drive, 4 Spd. THORNHILL areas. Building on Kalum. Please Jane 638.8302. Sklboots 9V= worn once $90. 1973,NOVA HATCHBACK 3 Spd., VS, Standard pick up the 50c tickets at Phone 635-4294. (c3-7) 197:~INTO 3 Dr,, AUto, Tape.radio McColls Real Estate, after 1974.~HEV I TON P.S., P.B., Auto, Dual Wheels Dec. 1, to reserve a space. • Baby Clinic every Tuesday FOR SALE: One Taurus 22 1974FORD V4 TON 360, 4 Spd. Extra earninp. starting at 1:30 p.m. target revolver, Bear L.H. 1973 FORD CREW CAB 360, 4 Spd., Steel Box, • Thornhlll Baby Clinic every Hunting Bow with G & A There will be a Christmas Trailer.hook up. tree sale" Dec. 9th, iOth, 16th 2nd and 4th Friday at the Kastle 200 cm Skis with Community Centre from 1: 30 and tTth at the Co-op parking soloman 404 Bindings, Mens VI EW AT 3103 blakeburn st, • 4:00 p.m. Ski boots size 11 and poles. lot and next to the Bank of OR PHONE MIKE AT635.6567 PHONE • Adult Clinics • Mon. Wecl. & One new 165.13 summer Commerce. They will be $3, OR $5 and $1. You can call, in Fri., from 3:00. to 4:00 p.m. radial. Twocompresslon air ': i'. V.D"Cllhl~ ~i OOp.m, every pistols. Phone 635.9341 (p3- 635.4728 orders for trees at 6354060~ DEALER NO. 01683A Mon.& Thm's 7) ,) ;.;*;.;.;.;.;.;.:.,.. •...... *.....**. - ...... ,, •...... 635'6367 ...... '.'.'.'.'...... ','...... ,...... 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. '~|0:1~/: : ~ REVENUE PROPERTY ACREAGES IN Older style house with two THORNHILL suites renting, on three lots Approximately five acres 55x100 ft. each, zoned for of level land, located near apartment dwellings, the Timberland Trailer located on Park Avenue, court, lightly treed and close to town . Home has 1 • with a year round creek at 3 bedroom suite and a 2 the rear of the property. ': . . ' __ ,,,~. 2'1 bedroom basement suite Property fronts on Lowrle with a separate entrance. road. Two separate par. LAKELSE LAKE further Information phone eels of land on the old GARDENERS' DELIGHT Rusty Ljungh. Remo Road, 1 with 21 acres EXCELLENT LOCATION at $22,500. and the ether 54 EXCELLENT CON. The house Is A Frame acres at $37,500. These two New Business's I DITION parcels can be bought on construction with a full 4926 Scoff Ave. has 3 nice basement, 3 bedrooms, terms with 10 percent down Not listed in our l bedrooms on the main and the balance amortized i fireplace, carpeting, oll floor, with ensultes off the over IS years. Phone Rusty i B.C. Tel Directory. • furnace with air con- master bedroom. White or Bert Llungh for further i The majority of accidentsin dltlonlng, air cleaner, end brick fireplace In living the home are caused by 'E. MARR DISTRIBUTORS LTD. - 638-1761 humidifier, patio doors to room. Living room, dining LARGE HOME ON ovr-K room, hallway and HALF ACRE FROM MODERN HOME carelessness. Make sure that MARR'S BOOKKEEPING & sundeck and carport.., plus bedrooms all attractively two well constructed This 1560 sq. ft. non. Located on a 21/2 acre view small scatter rugs are secure- ACCOUNTING- 638-1761 carpeted. The basement Is basement home has 4 lot In Thornhlll this five chicken houses, workshop all finished with 2 carpeted ly held in place bY tack or TERRACE OIL BURNER SERVICES - 635-4227 that Is Insulated ahd bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, a bedroom home, Is very well bedrooms, 3 piece large rec room, Ilvlng room constructed, only 3 months tape, wipe up spills imme- We're heated, all fenced;land bathroom, large diately, put a non-slip mat BOOK NOOK - 635-3081 and modern kitchen with old, Is carpeted cross fenced 'and ~any rumpus room, a dry dinette all In good throughout, has a or decals in the bathub, in- Listed RHETT BLADES OCCIDENTIAL other features IncluUing storage room, cold storage condltlon. The large lot Is fireplace, 3 bathrooms, stall a grab.rail on the wall LI F E - 635-5757 large garden area. Fruit cupboard, workshop. landscaped In lawns and walk.In closet In master trees and hushes and lawn laundry room. Land. garden and even a wooded bedroom, double carport, ! beside the tub, and be sure THREE RIVERS WORKSHOP - 635-2238 scaped, fenced yard with that your shoes and slippers Here/ edged with flower beds. area. Asklng S45,000 sundeck and a separate two Phone Rusty Llungh to great garden. ML listing at existing flnanclng Is car garage. To view this have non-skid soles. Make ALL-WEST GLASS - 638-1166 $49,300. Give Bob Sherlden view. N.H.A. Glve Bob Sherlden exceptional listing call your own protection in a call to see this home. a call. Free - for ONE month courtesy of THE your own home part of DAILY HERALD yc)ur Lifestyle, If you wish your Business Phone listed for your customers Please Call 635-6357 t

PAGE 10, TH~ HERALD, Friday, December 9, 1977 Abo]'Lions For The Poor A Recumng,Congressional Issue WASHINGTON (AP)-- nesday on conditions for propriation for the C~r]stmas. connection with the pended upon a a b o r t i ( government's the by going through a full certify that woman The United States major Without an agreement spending authorization legislation for their pregnancy, for rape or would suffer severe and Congress is ending its through the Medicaid social-service agencies on the measure, their for the departments of budgets. , incest victims who make longlasting damage to debate over government program, which serves and guaranteed that the cheques would have been, labor and health, REPORTS REQUIRED prompt reports to law-en- her physical health payments for poor mostly poor people. 240,000 employees in- cut in half as the agencies education and welfare in The compromise calls forcement or public° because of a pregnancy. women's abortions, but The agreement freed a volved will receive full ran out of payroll money, fiscal year 1978. Ten for abortion payments health authorities and in members already are ~0.2-billion ap- p.aychequesbefore The dispute arose in smaller agencies also de- when a woman might die cases where'two doctors predicting that the issue 'l will come up again. After more than four months of bitter argument, the House of Representatives and Senate agreed Wed- Life for liquor stabbing NEW WESTMINSTER, B.C. (CP) -- Richard Magiera, 19, of New Westminster was con- victed Wednesday of THE ALCOHOLTESTItt6MOBILE UNIT second-degree murder and sentenced to life Right now, a fleet of new police breathalyzer all sorts of clues. And once a suspected driver is imprisonment. The British Columbia vans is prowling the streets and roads of stopped, he or she can now be asked to take a Supreme Court jury British Columbia. deliberated for 41/2 hours breathalyzer test immediately in a mobile unit. before fcnding Magiera These new vans will greatly assist police in If anyone refuses, a criminal charge will result. guilty of the Feb. 10, 1977, stabbing death of Alex the fight against drinking drivers. A blood/alcohol reading over .08% means a Sol, 76. They'll be on duty all year 'round. All over B.C. Under provisions of the driver is legally impaired. Conviction means a Criminal Code, Magiera The way the breath alcohol units work is will not be eligible to criminal record. Three months or more without a apply for parole for 10 simple. And very driver's licence. A fine of up to years. Asked by Mr. Justice J. effective. ,i~:~ii~ i ~i:. :! ~:::~i!~t~!.i, ~.:,=~.~,~...=~..~.-?~.~.~../~,..~...71.~?,.~~?::~.: $2,000, or even jail. Just for a first A. McDonald if he wished to make a statement offence. Penalties for second Magiera said: "I don't ,.at.o, iceo.,cer. '::: I IWI think justice was done in offences are even more severe. this court room today. I are extremely Sound tough? For am going to appeal it." adept at spotting The Crown said that drinking drivers, it's going Magiera fatally stabbed impaired drivers. ~ So1 after being in- to be tough. terrupted while stealing a There are ":'+::~.:..,...... television set from the man's New Westminster home. ACCUSED TOO DRUNK Defence counsel Jack Harris argued that the jury should find Magiera tY of manslaughter ~e~ause on the night of the killing Magiera had been so drunk he was unable to form the intent to commit an illegal act. Testimony during the h~ial indicated Magiera had drunk at least two cases of beer and half a bottle of rum the af- ternoon and evening of MERE'SWHY. Feb. I0. Sol was discovered British Columbia has the worst dead from multiple stab And as many as one out Of every or in some way arrange for the driver wounds in the kitchen of drinking-driving record in Canada. 10 is drunk. not to drink. Consider the cost of a cab his home about noon Feb. Fifty percent of all drivers killed are 11. What constitutes drunk? In Canada or bus fare as a necessary expense for Testimony from legally impaired. Every year, over 300 the legal definition of impairment is a the evening. Remember, it isn't an Magiera's sister, from a lives are lost. And many more in- family friend and from blood/alcohol reading of over .08% offence to be an impaired passenger! psychiatrist Dr. Derek dividuals are disfigured, disabled or That means the proportion of alcohol If you are the host or organizer of a Eaves indicated that crippled. Every year, drinking-driving Magier is over 80 milligrams of alcohol in home or office, party-plan ahead. Be had had a severe accidents cost us, the taxpayers of 100 millilitres of blood. A person's size, responsible for getting your guests drinking problem since B.C., millions and millions of dollars. he was 15. weight, emotional state, metabolism home safely. Something simply has to be done. And and number of drinks consumed over If you see a car weaving down the CP news features it has to be done by responsible, a period of time determine how road, fading Over the double line or UNDERSTAND =T socially-conscious citizens. quickly the legal limit is reached. Bear otherwise indicating the driver might FIRST Your sense of social responsibility in mind that a person with a BAC be impaired...get to a phone. Call Never buy a plant until is one of the first things alcohol you understand the (blood/alcohol content) of .08% will the police. conditions it needs to affects. Drinking drivers simply don't not necessarily feel drunk. Or In addition to these individual survive and match light, 'temperature and care. Alcohol is a drug with subtle and even giddy. actions, you can do something else... humidity to a plant of the varied effects on the mind and body, But his vision, reaction time and GETINVOLVED IN YOURCOMMUNITY. same needs. and is dangerous because so few sense of social responsibility are people actually understand it. seriously affected. We are facing an awesome For instance, one drink, combined And the facts are that drinking challenge here in B.C. To change our with some types of medicines, can drivers simply do not sober• up that personal and collective beha viour and cause impairment five times greater easily. Black coffee will not help. Nor a attitudes toward drinking-driving is than just one drink alone. cold shower. 95% of the alcohol in the no simple task. Alcohol also distorts eye focus by system is eliminated through the liver. But nothing less than an all-out relaxing certain eye muscles. It affects And that takes considerable time. commitment at the community level a driver's ability to judge distance, So what can we do? We've got to will work if we are to protect ourselves distinguish colour, and to see potential be more socially responsible. All of us. and our loved ones from the menace of drinking and driving. dangers to either side of the car, HERE'SHOW YOU CAN HELPCOUNTERATTACK through a phenomenon known as I strongly urge you to join with Ki= N HOS K iNS tunnel vision. THE DRINKIHG-DRIVIkGMENACE. your neighbours in organizing Drinking Phone: 847-9134 When going to a party or out for Box 3383 With a drinking driver's sense of Driving CounterAttack activities in an evening-plan ahead. Flip a coin, Smithers, B.C. responsible action reduced, his vision your area. 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