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t; By lan Crawford throughout the Americas, films and dances. Four Arrows is a group of people representing The program is being sponsored by the the culture and social backgrounds of native Aboriginal Studies Advisory Committee to peoples from Central and North America. People Northwest Community College, Community and from Mexico, Guatemala, and California will be Continuing Education Services of the College participating in the Four Arrows tour of the region and various native organizations and northwest from September 12 through Sep- Friendship Centre throughout the northwest, tember 21. The group will be in Terrace during The group will travel from Smithers Sept. 12- the weekend of Sept 16-17 at the campus of 13, Hazelton Sept. 14-15, Terrace Sept. 16-17 Northwest Community College. Prince Rupert 18-19 and" Aiyansh 21-21. Activities include social, political and cultural For the Terrace_part of this tour the program displays of language, handicrafts and literature; starts Saturday afternoon, 1:00 p.m. Sept. 16 and speakers and small group ;discussion of current the day is a continuous event of discussions, issues ~nd topics related to native cultures seminars and activities open to all.

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Contrary to what it may appear, School secretary Gatwick airport, and "saved" by British Airways. To treasurer Ted Wells and his wife Anne are not splitting top it off, ground fog at Terrace airport forced Terrace up after a disagreement- they have just returned from and Kitimat bound passengers to land at Prince vacationing in Europe - including Germany and the Rupert and be bussed "home". U.K., afte r being caught in the Air Canada strike at Sudden Closure of Hotsprings Foroes Holiday Canoellations DogLovers Watch as Handlers Put Their I)harges Through Their Paoes on Wednesday, August Spokesman for the Hot- the past the Health Unit had Dining Room and Lounge - '. • • • 30th~ Skoglund Hotsprings springs, Merv Ottenbreit given them 30 to 90 days being closed down as well. The eighth annual fall fair held at the Lion's Park Local resldents entered thezr specml projects m ...... , ,.~ notice in similar cir- Ottenbroit claimed that September 2, 3 and 4th was the most successful ever every Category from Cut Flowers, to vegetables, to rKe~e~Vreeadlethe/ fr:°Ul~e a~waTs ""~ b~en v~"han~ cumstances, and that he the pools were drained and acc~rdiz,g to fair officials, "...... ~. .... Ho~e,C.an!~'.zng...... "~ ~'- '~:'~ ...... v-" ~ ..... rSkeona H~ith Ui~it sa~g • flou~iclated~ ~nd-~4~at ~in- • coqldz~.t:~ua.derstand.why the.-cleaned~,'~w~y,~iduv~iag~the " $on~e~ 1,50{) persons went~ t~'gH~fllb"iurnsfiles ' 0"n " A~s'isihec~teizi a~: fall fairS'sb manyawards were' 'they would h~;ve to ~close'" Stdll~tion:of the autod~atlc ~ baomwas towered so quickly s~mer, Ct~t0~t~ fei~ ihat Saturday and Sunday. No accurate count was kept on presented to contestants that a full list is needed to do down their swimming pools flouridating syst~ems Would this time. He apparently if automatic flouridating Monday but several hundred more people turnedout. justice to the entrants. Dog show winners will be found due to too high a bacteria be a major conatruction job. asked if he could remain systems were installed, the Unfortunately for. the youngsters, the Midway was on page three of today's Herald, other winners will be count in the water during the HJe is presently awaiting open over the Labour Day pool would become just like closed on Monday due to a failure in their generating listed throughout the week. month of August. The pools wordfrom his head office as weekend, and received a the one in Terrace, e.g. too equipment, however most people felt there was (continued on page 3) can't be reopened until to what to do about the negative reply. Con- much chlorine in the water, enough going on to entertain all who attended the fair. automatic fluoridating situation. sequently, all reservations and there would be no need i systems are installed. " Ottenbreit also said that in had to he cancelled, with the to travel to the Hotsprings NWl)C Brooure Has Full Slate Brochures outlining the courses available at How(~ver, some students may end up waiting Indians Better Businessmen How Northwest Community College this fall are until the January session to get accepted into NEW YORK (AP) -- The Mining Co. in Spokane, representing atmost one. "The tribes have become Indians who own one-half the Wash. third of the Indiqns in the much more sophisticated, currently being distributed throughout Terrace acourse of their choice. U.S. uranium reserves and "But,'* LaGrange added, United States, provides ~ much more aware of the and district. Most academic courses, that is courses which billion of dollars in other "in many cases they drive voice in Washington and land, much more familiar Registration for the numerous courses offered can be transferred to university as either a half energy resources are such a hard bargain they• gives technical help in with how the white man's began last Thursday and registrar Brian Lop- becoming vastly better drive themselves out•of the managing Indian energy laws work," said BIA or full credit begin Sept. 11. businessmen than their market." resources, spokesman William Engles. ston says indicati6n§ are that enrollment will be Most vocational courses begin Sept. 18 or 19. forbears--the Manhattans Ed Gabriel, executive 'OWNVAST RESERVES The Indians do not view all higher this year than last. who lost their island home director of the Council of Those resources are past agreements un- "Although we will enroll stddents right up to Mr. Lopston pointed out that this year most for $24 in trinkets. Energy Resource Tribes, considerable. Indian tribes favorably-- many tim- and including the evening of the first session of a traditional commercial subjects are being of- Though a source of pride to said of the Indians' occupyonly four per cent of berland leases With paper course, students are advised not to wait, since fered at night and can be used to earn a college the Indians, their new bargaining stand: "In all the land in the country but firms have worked out well, financial approach is seen cases that I know of, they're own one-balf the uranium for example. • , some may be disappointed if the class is already diploma in one of the various commercial specialties. differently by businesses going competitive in the reserves, 16 per cent of the. In cases where the Indians full," Mr. Lopston pointed out. that deal with them. bidding and they're going coal areas and four per cent see past •wrongs, they . are He explained that in such cases the college will Previously the only way a student could earn "They're afraid they're very rough on the of the natural gas and oil using the law to try to right create a waiting list and if it become big enough, this diploma was by taking a 30 hour per week going to get beaten, so they negotiations. I'm very proud fields, plus acres of forests them. They are trying to drive the hardest bargain of them." and mineral deposits, renngotlate more favorable efforts will be made to form another class. day time program. they can," said John The energy council, for- BLAME GOVERNMENT deals on many BIA-signed LaGrange of Bear Creek med in 1975 by 25 tribes The Indiana blame the contracts and have had a Hitohiker Murdered 17 in 2 Years ...... measure of success. NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) reperted, armed robbery and auto city's' inter-state highway -- A man stopped by traffic Police said they verified theft is Kenneth Taylor, 37, system, police said. $20OReward,.:,::i~,Wanted: A Truck Driver Hero patrolmen for a broken car the man's account of the an unemployed Lima, Ohio, Following directions tail light Monday told police most recent slaying and are man who said he was hitch- givent0 them by Taylor, $200.00is up for grabs; it nominations until October Nominations, ac- c-oCanadaSafetyConneil, be had killed 17 people in the checking with Ohio and hiking to the West. police officers found the will go the the person ~vho 7th," said HArt. companied by a newspaper 1765 St. Laurent Blvd., last two years--most Pennsylvannia authorities He had bodyof David Willie, 36. The nominates the National The Hero receives a clipping, a witness's Ottawa, Ontario, KIG 3V4. recently.the owner nf the car on the others, been driving lhe car of a man car Taylor drove is reg- Truck Hero for 1978. personal trophy, a $1,000 statement or other The Award will be be was driving, authorities Charged with murder,,, who picked him up on the istered to Willie~ Now in its 23rd year, the cash award, a V.I.P. all- corroborating evidence, presented at the Ontario Award is presentedannually expenses-paid week-end for shouldbe sent to: Trucking Association i i tea professional truck driver two in Toronto and an in- Dayton National Truck Hero Convention to be held in who has performed anact of scribed Rolex watch. Award Committee, ' Toronto in November, 1978. bravery above an(J!.beyoud ' the line of duty. End0rsed by the Canada Safety ~ouncil, the Award seeks to en- courage highway safety by focusing public attention on incidents involving professional truck drivers. J. Grant Hart, President of Dayton Tire Canada Ltd., the sponsor of the Award, said that nominations are difficult to get because of the reluctance of truck drivers who have performed a public service to seek any form of recognition. "Nominations have not been heavy so far this year, and I would like everyone to know that they can make a personal contribution to highway safety by sending in nominations now. The success of the program depends upon the man in the street coming forward and telling us about incidents . which he believes to be ...... '~:-~;~..~ ~.:. Even though the photographer cheated a little and right are Shown Cassidy, Heather Prioux, Keven worthy of recognition, if we asked these youngsters to look as sad as possible James, Mike Hillis, Gloria Wait and John Banner. get only a name, date and Glad to be back? This back view of two busloads of returnees - some of them because it was the first day of school, they couldn't Students attended school for half a day on Tuesday to location, we can usually get teachers and parents and children just in time for back to school duties, de-bussed manage 4t. This group of students who returned to meet teachers and receive their "shopping list" of the full story from local news Monday - many after wearying hours in airports across the land and overseas, Clarence Michiel Elementary School on Sparks St. back to school items. media or the police, There is ~l~,bo''"sputes,.~eld up by Air Canada, French air pilot - and other work stoppages, strikes and seemed resigned to their fate. Pictured above left to still tinle; we will accept Page 2, THE HERALD, Wednesday, September 6, 1978 • First Days Are Imp rta this editorial will deal with. For, to them, th they are surrounded by hordes of strang.ers they. emergency? first day can influence their entire attitude have never seen before, and who not Gray no not Nor is the child usually informed WHY he Is in towards the school learning process. A know but also do not care about them. school, or that he will be forced to go up- traumatic first day can mean 13 dreadful years There is nothing the first day pupil can identify proximately 200 days a year, for the next 13 ahead;'it can m~n dropping out as soon as they with, as he or she enters the seemingly hostile years (2500 days) and, more likely, by that time, can get permission. Or, if the first day goes well, and foreign environment, on his own. The child will be faced with another six years of higher they will have been spared the agonies, the fears, has no way Of getting in touch with his family if education. A thoroughly frightening, horrifying, the heartaches and suffering no one but they anything goes wrong. Often has no idea of how to prospect should the experience initially prove will know - not even the teacher, or their closest get home from school, if he should need to go distasteful.ihave talked with" many a child who was home. Fear, nerhapa, produces a full bladder - Many of these, from five toeightper cent: w'dl friends. Such suffering cannot be com- beaten up on the first day at school. "I looked up - municated, or shared. Rather it is bottled up, and the child"may not know how to get to the at the laughing strange faces in a circle around be experiencing their very first clay at scnooi. bathroom, and is too frightened or contused to For ~ome, it will be their first day of separation tightly, inside. A mother mightsuspect some of it me, as I lay on the hard playground, after being - but not even she will ever know the full impact ask. from their family and their home; a frightening knocked down by the school bully" oneman ~ld unless she, herself, went through the same or- A friendly hand at the school door, if the child me.I realized I could not get away - but even u t experience. deal and - most important - only if she still is lucky, will inspire confidence, and then will It is these tots, around the age of 5 years, that could escape, I didn't know in which direction remembers. begin the familiarization program of where to my home was. My knees were bleeding - and I These first timers will be entering a strange hang up his clothing. The "facilitiies" will be had never bled before. The boy who had knocked envirtonment. explained- but the main things - the burning me down was still towering over me, his fists These first timers will be entering a strange questions in the child's mind will often be left clenched. As long as I live, I'll never forget that environment. From their familiar surroundings unanswered. These are: HOw long will I have to stay here before I can go home? Who will protect day! of home they abruptly find themselves in a multi- A Jewish buddy of mine, when I was overseas Watch F, r Kid room, brightly lighted bewildering complex. me from the other kids, bigger and tougher than I. How can I get in touch with my family, in an in the Last W~, told me of his first day at school School was back on Tuesday, September 5th, From a family of three to five or six- suddenly in Montreal. Somehow the kids, even that early motorists, and you'll have to share the morning in life, were aware I was "different". The roads once again, advises the B.C. Automobile roughing up I received was bad enough. The Association. :' worst part was those words I had screamed at Remember there Will be many small children me -, "Christ Killer". I didn't know what they on the streets and crossing at intersections - meant. I was afraid to tell my parents when I got many of whom have never been to school before. home, and was punished because my new clothes They will be excited and may not pay full at- were torn and damaged. My father had made me tention to their feet so be extra cautions. a suit, and was proud of it. None of the other boys Leave for work a little earlier than usual and wore suits, though, and this made me very carefully observe school zone speed limits of 30 conspicuous. I was the only "Jew Boy" in Grade km-h. One. The BCAA advises parents,not to drive their My parents had coached me and I was already children to or from school. able to read and write. I soon found out it was The reason, BCAA says, is that each driving only asking for trouble to be "smart" - the other parent adds to traffic congestion around school kids only resented me for it. So I concentrated on buildings, and presents an unnecessary hazard sports, being careful not to be too good at that, to the little ones. This advice applies especially either, or the same insults about my Jewish to inclement days. origins would be brought out, against me - only Automobiles manoeuvring to drop young more subtly, new, since I learned how to use my passengers create confusing traffic patterns in fists to defend myself." .school areas, sometimes contributing to serious So far I have dealt only with boys. At the risk of accidents. Children running haph~,zardiy across sounding prejudiced, I will say tht girls seem to traffic lanes to enter and leave the family ear are adapt more easily. The teacher is nearly always exposed to great danger. female, in the early grades, and identifies better Instead teach them safe walking - and for with little women. At the age of five, there is an rainy days supply them with ~ood-fitting, light- unspoken war between boys and girls. Sty, the~ coloured raincoats anO rain hats. are certain special hazards to be oncounterou tt Parents should walk with their children the the little girl is wearing a dress to school on her first few days of school, and meet them af- first day, and if she does not have any terwards. Leave in plenty of time, so they don't friends starting with her with whom she can have to hurry, but can learn to walk "safely, identify. advises the auto club. Women have told me that it was during their If there is a school bus available, walk with initiation to school life they first became aware them to the bus stop and for a few days meet they were living in a predominantly male world. them at the stop as they arrive home• Shortly In later years they realized impressions they they will want to walk to school or to the bus obtained of their role as women came from their "alone" - which may mean with friends, but early textbooks. These showed boys ~.fajr,and Without an adult ...... away superior,in' hitellectand~.atr.ength ~to girls. Point out to the youngsters .also why the chosen There ~,t~ fliey l~hrned the power of tears, and route is best, and why alternate routes are less the importance of being beautiful. A pretty girl desirable, though they might be shorter. could get almost anything she wanted. The only ,Wherever possible choose controlled in- chance a plain girl had was to be a genius, but ~tersections for the child to cross. lifefor a Plain Jane genius was a lot more lonely At cressings with traffic signals, explain the than it was for Miss Dumb but Beautiful".' meaning of the red-yellow-green sequence, I have talked to many many children, since my andteach children to start across only at the own experience, many decades ago, when I fl beginning of the green signal. Teach them to 'o began school as a British child in a foreign land watch carefully for turning cars and explain that BETWEEN THE PAST AND THE FUTURE (India). Even through born there, because of my the signal is only an aid to safe crossing. OAKVILLE,ONT., - A 1904Model C Ford, believed to company in as many years of operation in Canada• colour, I would be at a disadvantage and would Children should still look in all directions before be one of the earliest cars produced by Ford of Canada The new LTD will appear at Ford.dealerships Sept. 29. always be a "foreigner"• Without being aware of and during crossing. at its original plant at Walkerville, Ont. (now Wind- On hand for the occasion were Roy F. Bennett (right), • it, a choice would have to be made - that of sor), was on Imnd this week when the first of a brand president and chief executive officer, Ford Motor Company of Canada, Limited, and Harold K, Embree, aligning myself with those of the same In the same way children must learn to watch new generation of cars .from Ford rolled off the background: assembly line here 75 years after the company first president of the Hamilton AutomobileClub. Canada's for the green light, they should learn to watch for commenced operationsl The new car, the 1979 Ford. first auto club, the group is also celebrating its 75th the 'Europeans", the "C.B." - country born, or the "go" signal given by a traffic officer, adult LTD, is the 75th new model to be produced by the anniversary this year. mixed (Eurasians) - and those who were secure crossing guard or school safety patrol and to stay in the knowledge they belonged there - the Native at the curb until the signal is given• Explain to Indians. This latter group were, in turn, frac- your child that the older youngster is a friend tured into groups of caste and religion. who is there to help watch for a safe time to Dividing all this - all these subdivisions - was cross. The parent should himself demonstrate the law of Sex. The Boys and the Girls. India, respect by observing directions of the patrol • .After hours of waiting in llneups at Vancouver, one • .VIA Rail service, now Joint passenger agent for CN- being a country where women are traditionally member. couple we know had their Air Canada tickets accepted ; CP have pushed every piece of equipment it can subservient to men, being a girl child, entering Some streets children must cress may be at face value by C.P. Air.who had converted an air muster into service and is said to be turning school for the first time must have been even unguarded. Teach them to look in all directions liner to allow 80 seats for standby Air .Canada passengers away - for the first time in many years. more traumatic than it was for me, a boy. passengers. With antiquate0 rail cars - many over fifty years old, before stopping off the curb and to proceed only • .Every courtesy was shown to us by the CP em. and having fallen far behind today's standards of Even though Canada is one of the more when there is a good break in traffic. Ask them to ployees who went out of their way to make us com- travel, reaction to many of the passengers left "enlightened" countries, this sexual harrier iS walk, never run, across the street. On two-way fortable" afHend phoned us on his arrival at Toronto, stranded by Air Candu will not likely be as favourable. almost as rigid as'it was over half a century ago, streets, they should cheek carefully to the left after a thirteen hour wait in aancoaver. "Everybody For many, though, for whom it will be the first time in India. Although in most homes, one lavatory until reaching centre, and to the right as they was screaming at them, and complaining and short they have been able to see the country in all its beauty, serves beth boys and girls, mother and father, complete the crossing. tempered. CP was under no obligation to honour their so close at hand, once the anxiety of having to get and, when there are two or more lavatories, at Finally, point out that the walk to school is no tickets, or to put up with their complaints, but they did home quickly has passed, consideration will be given to leisurely travel without the hansels of air terminals home, either sex can use them all, - at school the time for play. Playing tag, or any diverting -and remained surprisingly pleasant. I am sure they law is that of the Meds and Persians that game while walking, creates hazards where "have won a number of new customers. One thing for and highway traffic - at least for medium distances, sure - I'll never travel Air Canada again, if I can go by rail. Especially once the passenger service is changeth never. A sign on the door proclaims none existed. CP." modernized. that none of the wrong sex may trespass within. Remember that children are imitative• A Let us just run through, lightly, a first day at parent's own actions in traffic will influence the school child's development of traffic habits. Getting there. Usually taken by a parent; If parents walk safely, ~ildren very likely usally the mother. The child is seldom given to will. too. understand, in advance, the parent will be i i i are in the Municipal offices, leaving him alone, once the destination is the Schoolboard, Manpower, reached• Then, that awful moment of discovery, Human Resources etc. Block 56 - Federal Govern- Burns Lake Government of when the child is given a kiss and a pat and a But, it remains to be seen Canada building. $190,000 Dear Sir, whether or not the higher ment building. goodbye -~nd becomes aware, with cold pangs of dady herald With the present furor echelons of our local society $86 million. $1.5 million slated for 1979- Total B.C. cuts $3.7 million. fear, 'that he is absolutely alone. about jobs, equality, are willing to do this. National Capital region $10 General Office. 63S.63S7 Published by unemployment and the like, Biblically, l suppose in the 80. Designed for Arthur Erickson. million. Province of Quebec To sum up: The FirstDay of School, for many, Circulation. 635.6357 Sterling Publishers have your 'readers ever cases of some the adage of '$16 million. thou~t that were the 'fat gain the whole world and Mail processing plant in is still an exercise in survival. Its importance PUBLISHER - Laurie Mallett cats' salaries cut back a lose your own soul could must be recognized by parents and primary AlterationsLangley to Vlctotia Projects going ahea~l EDITOR • Ernle Senior little, then other workers apply. For these people must New border facilities at! graue tencners, alike, if the casualty rate is to be REPORTER would be more content There and should remember that federal building. Surrey (Pacific Highway). reduced. Tragically the damage that is done is so REPORTER • would be more jobs and less "as their days so is their Alterations to Block 15, Vancouver (Post Office Beaver Creek. seldom visible to the world, that most of it goes CIRCULATION Pat Zellnskl 632.2747 disparity in wages. strength," and that their Douglas Crossing. CIRCULATION Joyce Fish 635-6357 .Indeed this country at the times are not their own, bl~)ck). $700.000 slated for unnoticed. KITIMAT OFFICE - 632.2747 moment is one of the most much as~they may like to 1979-80 Surrey Data Taxation Centre It would seem only sensible if those going to glaring examples in the think,~are in the hands of Abhetsford Government of Victoria mail processing school for the first time have been introduced to Published every weekday at 3212 Kalum Street, world of a bureauci'atic tree a Sup~e Being Power. plant the school and the teacher, in advance of the "big Terrace, S.C. A member of Varified Circulation. that is very 'top heavy'. 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. THE HERALD, Wednesday, September 6, 1978, Page 3 " " e Plastics mix Constitutional chang rdens • " • ' vv.ffi',,~ ~,.,..~.___ • WINNIPEG (CP) -- And for anyone no~ u~ needs rownc]al O.K. ba lunches and .terest.edingardeaing.,s , p ro. g likel lunou.creax activity mere OTTAWA (CP) -- A But Liberal committee on the consdmdon: ~l~be~nathtonO~?. An un y are alternatives. second constitutional lawyer, members were quick to point "This proposed violation of inless than a month has told out Tuesday that Ronald a basic convention of our Not for some of the em- The Boeing grounds also constitution is so serious, in ployees at the local Boeing of boast a baseball diamond, a Joint Parliamentary Atkey, the lawyer who Canada plant who at this committee the federal submitted this opinion, is a my opinion, that it will set picnic tables, a small or- back rather than enhance time of year may set off for chard of crabapples that can government does not have declared Progressive work carrying both. the legal right to make its Conservative candidate in the process of effective he picked for jelly and a two- consultation which is so For when they're not mile jogging track which in proposed changes in the the coming federal general producing reinforcecl plas..t!c, Senate and the monarchy election. necessary if this country is winter converts into a cress- going to survive." they like to squeeze in a nine country ski trail. without provincial A(key told the 35-memher time working on one of the agreement. Senate.Commons committee The 56-year old former law professor held the Toronto garden plots the company But one of the most s~- riding of St. Paul's from 1972 has set asidk~.' on six acres of " eeseful outside activities has to 1974 for the Conservatives. land at the plant, proved to be. gardealng' Dollar reserve drops Atkey was repeating the legal opinion offered two weeks ago to the committee Notice of by 799 million by Queen's University law By GLENN SOMER- under a specta| line 01 creme professor William Leder- Public Hearing VILLE set up in June for defending man. OTTAWA (CP) -- Govern- the dollar. In total, $1 billion Both lawyerstold the com- During her recent visit to the Terrace-Kitimat area, Minister of State, Fitness meat efforts to keep the has been borrowed from the mittee there are serious and Amateur Sport, lena Campagnolo was spotted talking with officials of Alcan OTTAWA, AUGUST 25, 19~11 dollar's value from falling foreign bankers. legal problems in the and Eurocan whom she thanked for their participation and financial support in too ra'pidly drained the The government also has government's plan to make helping get the new fitness track off the ground at Kitimat. country's official reserves borrowed $500 million U.S. basic changes in fun- by more than $700 million in from Canadian chartered damental institutionson its August, the finance de-banks under a special own. VANCOUVER, BRITISH COLUMBIA par]ment revealed Tuesday. borrowing arrangement set Justice Minister Otto Lang Derv's regime forces The central Bank of up last fall. has said the government ISSUE N(). Canada, under government Bank of Canada traders faces no legal roadblocks in direction, borrowed $300 use U.S, dollars to buy up changing the Senate, the role OCTOBER 24, 1978, 9:00 A.M. million from U.S banks and Canadian currency on world of the monarch and gover- dusk to dawn curfew spent that plus another $407 exchange markets and so nor.general and Supreme The Canadian Radio-television and Telecom. iAP) -- Peru's The union representing The newspaper La Prensa million of its existing U.S. keep their value from falling Court because these are LIMA said the curfew was applied munlcatlons Commlssion will hold a Public Hearing areas of federal jurisdiction. military regime imposed a 452,000 government era- beginning October 24, 1978at the Four Seasons Hotel, dollar reserves, to buy up too rapidly. dusk-to-dawn curfew and ployees announced a 48-hour at the Marcona iron mine unwanted Canadian dollars Since November, 1976, and the surrounding region 791 Georgia Street West, Vancouver, British Columbia on world exchange markets, when the dollar was valued ordered soldiers Tuesday to strike beginning today to shoot if necessary to control protest austerity plans union 456 kilometres t285 miles) tb consider the following: The dollar's value con- at $1.03 U.S. it bas been Wood south of Lima. It said the tinued to fall Tuesday, devalued nearly 16 percent. labor unrest at the country's leaders say would cost the largest iron mine, a gov- jobs of 100,000 workers over measure was taken to PACIFIC REGION dropping13-100 to 86.86 cents Despite higher interes bridge prevent a recurrence of U.S. on Now York markets, rates, the pressure hm ernment controlled the next three years. Public 101 KITWANCOOL T.V. ASSOCIATION, P.O. BOX 309', newspaper said. employees are prohibited by violence that broke out Mon- Sinclair Stevens, continued. Thecurfew was ordered as law from striking. day when some miners tried KITWANGA, BRITISH COLUMBIA V0J 2A0 Progressive Conservative UNEMPLOYMENT SOUTH NEWBURY, Vt. the government-i.mposed Unions representing 20,000 to go back to work and finance critic, said in a BLAMED clashed with others on Cedarvale, British Columbia (78133S500) telephone interview the lat- Traders say part of the tAP) -- The patient was t12 deadline passed for Peru's bank employees announced Dorreen, British Columbia (781334800) 45,000 miners to: return to an indefinite walkout to start strike. eat developments heighten reason is continuing high years old and in traction, The government last week Kitwanga, British Columbia (781332200) anticipation that the unemployment, .rising in- joints gnarled and twisted, work or be fired. The strike, Friday. The bank em- KItwancool, British Columbia (781333000) which began Aug. 4, has ployees, whose monthly declared a state . of government will be.forced to flation rates and uncertainty frame sagging. emergency raise interest rates once over how the government But the doctor, Milton crippled the. country's salaries range from $82 to: Applications for a broadcasting Ilcence for new intends to implement the Graton, said the Bedell economy. $176, have been staging more. Even as the government wildcat strikes for two from page 1 English language FM radio stations to rebroadcast the Last week in Ottawa there economic-recovery plan BridgeWorking is recovering. with hand tools programs of CFTK Terrace, British Columbia as was speculation the Bank of Prime Minister Trudeau and aided by two assistants moved to have the mines months seeking unspecified Following is the list of back in production, other pay increases. winners as declared by follows: Canada would once more" promised Aug. 1. .. Graton was restoring the 396- unions called strikes. PREVENT VIOLENCE Judges at the annual jump its bank rate--the Last month's interventmn foot covered bridge that Effective Terrace Dog show held in Radiated interest rate it charges for connection with the 0th infrequent loans to ehertored by the Bank of Canada was spans the Connecticut River STILL NO ELECTION Location Frequency ~' Power 1 banks--as part of its defence the heaviest since April. By between South Newbury and Annual Fall Fair held at Cedarvale, British Columbia 98.7 MH~ 1.7 watts of the dollar, the end of the month, total Haverhill, N.H. Lions Park in Thornhill. Dorreen, British Columbia 96.1 MH'z 1.7 watts PRESSURE CONTINUED foreign reserves including Perched on a plank Winners in other categories KItwanga, British Columbia 94•3 MHz 3.5 watts The last increase, to nine holdings of U.S. dollars, suspended alongside the Record number will be published in the KItwancool, British Columbia 92.1 MHz 0.3watts per cent on July 26 from 8.5 other foreign currencies,wooden bridge, the 69-your' Herald during the week. per cent, was the third goldandCanada'spesitionin old bridge expert was Best in Show and Best Locations where the applications may be examined: successive one aimed at the International Monetary relaxed as he performed the of candidates Puppy in Show - won by supporting the dollar's value Fund had fallen to $4.19 delicate surgery. tCP) North, a seat his lather, Tom Lorelei's Delilah owned by HALIFAX -- A Sadie Mocrman of Terrace Cedarvale Lodge Coffee Shop, by making domestie interest billion, the lowest level for Obscured by beams and record 162 candidates have McKeough, represented Cedarvale, British Columbia. rates competitive for foreign official reserves since March cribwork, Graton carried on been nominatedofficially for from 1970 until his recent and co-owned by Mrs. investors. But pressure on 31. his quiet work at one of the the Sept. 19 Nova Scotia retirement. Shirley Ekman of Prince five remaining bridges over George and Ann Webster of Post Office, election. Three prominent Terrace, British Columbia. the dollar's value has con- Still to come this Thursday the Connecticut. i •, /i" rinsed, are official figures on the The Bedell, warped by The Liberals,who are gun- municipal politicians are Aldergrove. Since June, the govern- country's current account time, buffeted by floods and ning for their third straight Mayor Earle TubretC of' nH=~;gh=.,,Sco~il~YOhgv,~ Post Office, .:~i~R~P, L~[["~ .lttcq't,'t[ :ment,':a¢t'mg through Bank : ,deficit in the April-June crippledby neglect, was"in victory, the Progressive Sydney is runnmg• mr t~en • ...... v ~'':-':-- -~ ---, : ~Kltwarig~ Br'ltish:~.olumbla;i~;~t~/£/.~l'L: ;3J ,Tr-'03/~O~J .ofOtnadafr~ader~,has$pent~*b~b'nd'~'qua'rt'eF"'tlds'y~r. terrible sad shepo when I got • ConServetive opposition and Liberals in Cape Breton, "BOston Terrmr, '~ Myja s ~almost $1.5 billion o/Its U.S. This is a measure of' in- here," Graton said. the New Democratic Party Nova, an NDP stronghold. Tommy Tucker, owned by KItwancool Band Office, dollar holdings--the main ternational balance of pay- Much work remained. A are running candidates in all Mayor Norman Mansour of Carol Stegavig of Prince Kitwancool, British Columbia. ' 52 ridings and there also are Rupert. form of international menis that includes mer- new roof was being shingled Amherst is running for the Highest Scoring Dog in t six independent candidates. Liberals• in" Cumberland !! reservm--in an effort to chandise trade with other and side beards were being Purebred Obedience Class 104 CROWDER C()MMUNICATIONS LTD., 4625 I keep the dollar's value up. countries, as well changes in replaced. Some 60' vertical Six more seats are at stake East, held by Conservative LAZELLE AVENUE, TERRACE, BRITISH than in the last election in was the Doberman Pioscher In August, thegnvernment the services account and posts that support the Roger Bacon since 1970 and owned by Bob Price of COLUMBIA VgG IS4 borrowed $300 million from interest payments on foreign trusses were being fitted and 1974 when there were 140 Colchester County Warden candidates entered. Terrace. U.S and other foreign banks debt. damaged joints rebuilt. Ed Lorraine is running for Highest Scoring Non- Kitselas, British Columbia (781416300) • USE METAL Nominations closed of- the Liberals in a new seat, ficially at 2 "p.m. APT Purebred in Obedience was If be believed in metal, the Colchester South. trained at the Terrace Dog Application for a broadcasting llcence for a ne'w Petroleum compames job might be easier. But for Tuesday. The election, the 29th since E~glish language FM radio station at Kltselas, British The hopefuls include the Nova Scotia entered Con- Club •class and was Dober- Columbia to rebroadcast the programs of CFTK steel is "like shooting a deer leaders of the three main federation in 1667, is the first man Pinscher female pup Terrace, British Columbia as follows: ask further exports Grin,b ,d*o o, parties, Premier Gerald in September in 100 years, owned by Betty Guerriero, I in the zoo--there's just no trained and handled by Carl Regan who will run in The Liberals, who snapped Technical Data CALGARY CP - Canada's through the gas experts, challenge to it." Halifax Needham, PC leader Sterner. It two largest petroleum in- But the two associations "If the state folks have a 14 years of Conservative rule Sporting Group - Golden John Buchanan who will run in 1970, won 31 seats in the Frequency: 93.3 MHz dnsiry associations asked could not agree on the size of job and want metal, they get in Halifax Atlantic and NDP Retriever, "Beckwith's 1974 election. The Con. Onion", owned by Laureen Effective Radiated Power: 14.5 watts the National Energy Board Canada's gas reserves, someone else," he' said, leader Jeremy Akerman servativeg won 12 and the on Tutsday to allow in- CPA said it estimated the stroking the spruce posts at who is running in Cape Kinney of Prince Rupert. NDP three. Hounds class wen by / Location where the application may be examined: creased natural gas exports country's remaining the Vermont entrance. Breton East. The three Standing when the 46-seat to the United States. reserves of marketable gas "This modern generation leaders held those seats in Saluki owned by Wands knows all about concrete and house was prorogued for this Kerby of Terrace. Post Olffice, In separate briefs to he at 78.8 trillion cubic feet. steel. When they see wood, the last legislature. election was still 31-12-3.. Terrace, British Columbia. presented daring the board's MOST TRY AGAIN 'Working Doig, Collie, "The they make a campfire out of Lorelee's Delilah owned by gas hesrings here Oct. 11. it." Forty-one of the 46 GEN ERAL INFORMATION School members of the last house Sadie Moerman and Shirley the Canadian Petroleum Graton sees the Bedell as Ekman and Ann Webster. Association af Canada IPAC the challenge of his life."Ail are trying for re-election, How to Intervene including all of Regan's Terrier, Manchester said limiting exports to Board the others got me ready for Terrier, Loyalist Miss protect Canada's own energy this one. I can't make a cabinet ministers except Anyone wishing to comment on an application must . Health Minister Maynard Cricket, owned by Colleen security would have a head mistake," Eagles mate for life and return Franks of Prince Rupert. submit a written Intervention which should contain a reverse effect. Examples of his work can MacAskill who announced clear and cdncise statement of the relevant facts and his retirement from politics to the same nest every year. Toys.Yorkshire Terrier, IPAC, in its submission, quits be found from Canada to "Sylvestern's Fascination" the grounds upon which the intervener's support for, said if exports were not Michigan. In all, he has several weeks ago. owned by Sadie Moerman of opposition to, or proposed modification of, the ap. allowed to the U.S. and there The field includes II restored 22 bridges in 20 Terrace. pllcation ls based. It should also state whether or not were "a consequent lack of REVELSTOKE, B.C. (CP) years. Five others he built women and two members of the Intervener wishes to appear at the hearing. the cabinet of Rdbert Help with Non.Sporting, Boston markets," exploration would -- A breakdown in from scratch. your DOLL._.ARSTerrier, "Myja's Tommy , be curtailed and develop- negotiations between the His knowledge grew out of Stanfield, Nova Scotia Deadline for receipt of Interventions at the Com. premier from 1956 to 1967, Tucker" owned by Carol A. ment activity of new provincial education a job moving bridges for the Stegavig of Prince Rupert. mission and with the Applicant: reserves severely reduced. ministry and the school U.S.' Army Corps of who are trying for political October 4, 1978. comebacks in Cape Breton The"Only CPA the was exploration more subtle. and board in this southeastern Engineers. In the process, ridings. The sen of Stan- To be sent by registered mall or personal delivery to development process can British Columbia corn-Graton began to make field's successor, G. 1. ! .provide real security munity has led to the repairs. Applicant and CRTC Ottawa, Ontario K1A 0N2 with resignation of the ,beard's Before long, he wanted to Smith, failed in his bid for proof of service• through the continued ad- chairman, do more.' the Tory nomination in a Interventions must be actually received on the dition of natural gas Brian Matheson, a British . His dusty pickup first Halifax area riding. specified date, not merely posted on this date. reserves and deliverability," Columbia Hydro manager bounced and rattled down Finance minister Peter it said. working on construction of the dirt road to the Bedeli Nieholson is running in Examination of Applications and Documents "It is, therefore, in the Revelstoke Dam, said he Bridge five years ago. Annapolis West, the seat he Canada's interest to have the reaigned because he "clearly Each sunny day, a few has represented for 22 years. At local address given in this notice and at the Com. curredt levels of exploration saw a cenflict of interest" in townspeople from both aides Percy Gaum and Donald mission, Central Building, Los Terrasses de la and d~velopment sustained negotiations, of the river arrived at mid- MacNeil, both elected in 1956 Chaudlere, 1 Prlnclpole Street, Room 561, Hull, and e~en increased where The school hoard, the morning to watch and wait. when the Stanfieid Tories Quebec. possible through the ministry and Hydro are Gratonsteppedworktoshow ended 23 years of Liberal generation of cash flows trying te decide on allocation them newly •restored see- government, were defeated Applications are also available for examination at the from export sales of surplus of school coots, tl0ns of the bridge he calls in later elections but are Western Regional Office, 1860.1050West Pender Street, gas." Mathesonsaid the board is "the masterpiece." making comeback attempts Vancouver, British Columbia. this time, Gaum in Cape IPAC agreed and said the worried that an influx of export of 16 trillion cubic feet Breton Nova and MacNeii in Rules of Procedure schoolage children brought A helpful planning guide on Cape Breton South. Both are of gas would have a net into the school district by benefit to Canada of about sound money and credit man- former Stanfield ministers. Further information is outlined in Rules of Procedure workers involved with the agement entitled "The Con- Nicholson's son, Peter $10 billion at current values. dam will raise school costs. available for the sum of 35 cents from: The Publishing "These additional gas sumer's Almanac" is available John, is running as a Liberal "So, Hydro is a third party by sending $1.00 to The Centre, Printing Centre, Printing and Publishing, exports would generate in Victoria riding. The Department of Supply and Services, 270 Albert Street, here, and as I woi'k for Consumer Credit Institute, father-and-son candidates approximately $2.8 billion Hydro, I decided to pack it 1000 Sixteenth Street, N.WJ, Ottawa, Ontario. per year of foreign exebange for the same party in the| in," he said. Suite 601, Washington, D.C. same election may be a first] earnings in the mid 1980's," School trustees said 20036. Information: Write to CRTC or phone 819.99/.1027 or IPAC said. in Nova Scotia politicall Tuesday that if an history. 997.1328. ,'Fureign exchange from agreement is not reached, Third, avoid making major SONS RUN ] additional and currently the district will have to Conservative Art Lise Oulmet, authorized gas exports reduce educational services purchases for cash or credit Secretary General• or place a heavier burden on without discussing the subject Dnnahne, running in Halifax would roughly offset the and getting agreement from Citadel, and his brother, projected $5 billion per year the taxpayers, the other member of the Terry, in tlalifax Cornwallis, CRTC - Public Notice 1978.118 seat of foreign crude oil 1"he ~Cooon board financial partnership. Re- are sons of former attorney- prices." estimates it has already member that husbands and general R. A. Donahoe, spent $140,000 in extra wives are equal partners and another member of Stan- Canadian nadio-lelevlslon Conlellde la radlodlffuslon It added that as many as are entitled to be treated field's 1956 team which upset and Telecommunications e! des t~lecommunlcaflons 25,000 jobs, many of which education costs, accordingly, Henry Hicks' Liberals. Commission canadlennes would be In Central Canada's The log cabin was introduced to the Amer,can Tory Brian McKeeugh will Wl e manufacturing sector, would Colonies by Swedish settlers in Delaware in 1638. try to hold Cape Breton be created in Canada They brought their own timber from Europe. • , (

P~ga 4 THE HERALD, Wednesday, September 6, 1978 r Rough Riders Aohing 'AIs MONTREAL (CP) -- shadow of the Montreal goal He emphasized this when byWith Sweet. the second quarter Ottawa Rodgh Riders, pests for a second six points, in the midst of a downfleld twothirds completed, despite some, last.minute John Hay converted beth march he ran right up the Holloway put his magic to 'heroics by Montreal quar- majors, and added field middle for 31 yards and work again. terback Gerry Dattilio, held goals from distances of 35 deposited the ball on the This time he marched the on to defeat the Alouettes 23. yards in the third quarter Montreal five-yard line. Riders 48 yards for their and40 in the final 15 minutes. Had it not been for a last- 18 in a Canadian Football second grab by Larry Uteck second major. He topped it SPORTS Hay was also wide on three off with 29-yard strike to League game Tuesday night of the Ais, Holloway would and strengthen their h01d on other attempts for three. Gabriel, with the hig tight pointers and was forced to have had a touchdown. But first-place in the Eastern three plays later he sent end under the shadow of the Football Conference. settle for Singles. crossbar. Dattilio, starting in place Green across from the one The victory left the Riders for the Riders initial major in first place with 14 points of the injured Joe Barnes and a 7-I record compared to and Sonny Wade, appeared of the contest. UP TO Viotorious 2nd Year the eight poinis accumulated to get the Alouettes moving ThnAlooettes, uaablete Aloucttes on the strength of a The best the AIS could do in assist an two nceaslons earlY 28% the first two quarters was a in the second quarter from nurl.m - 4-4 mark. defensive halfback Bandy (pet anflum illlum) With 68 seconds remaining single from Wally Buono and had a chance to even the"J the line out to touch the ball a 46-yard field goal by Don Rhino. Both came in the/arm Lipiuski the score 10 - 4 in favour of in the contest, which had of spectacular runhacks of Real Estate e second annual Terrace. Nell Fleisclunan score late in the game, but' down in the Kitimat end been a one-sided affair in Sweet. investment BYl•hJOe an alert Terrace player fell zone. It appeared that Prince But in the third quarter third-down punts by Ot- Terrace Northmen Rugby was next to score for the favor of the Riders during tawa s Gerald Kunyk to the secured by nHlldontJil on theJouse ball to prevent a Rupert would shut-out • the first half, the Montreal- Dattilio connected with wide Tournament was played in Northmen, with a patented delight of 62,197 fans. income propertylS.O0o pushed over try from five score. The Northmen went Kitimat, when Ray Thorn. born Dattilio ran 11 yards to receiver Brock Aynsley ~ a Terrace during the Labour- 10-yard pass, and then On the first one Rhino re- minimum investment. Day week-end, with the yards out. The final scoring on to win 6-0. Having won bury of Kitimat scored in the the Ottawa 29, then en- both games, Terrace was last minute of the game. The gineered a pass to wide re- midway through the final 15 turned the Ottawa punter's Northman taking the win. play of the game came from 48-yard effort 43 yards, only We will be vialthq your hers trophy for the second Rob Kawinoki, after gooo guaranteed the Skecna Hotel final score was 10-4 for ceiver Bob Gaddis that took minutes hit runninghack Trophy as Tournament Prince Rupert. John O'Lcary with a 59-yard to have Montreal run- city to arrange an lip- year in a row. Only three running and follow up from the AIS to the Riders 16. nlngbock Ken Starch fumble both the Terrace backs and winners. Players from all All players again But the tough Ottawa crew bomb. peinlmeat. Csih games were played this on the next play. Alinum - 11247Z.41~. year, due to the fact that two forwards. The final score three teams left for the Rod gathered, this time at the stopped the Als •cold when Montreal got off to a good and Gun club for a barbecue Lakeise Hotel, for the trophy start when Buono's booming But Rhino wasn't finished. the other invited teams was 18-4, ,Terrace over Dattilio fumbled on the next He ran Kt~nyk's next kick were forced to cancel out, Kitimat. after the game. presentation. Mike McCush, play and the ball was 56-yard punt sent Green deen GRHR ACRES Mondays game, although presented the Skeena Hotel into the Ottawa end zone and back 49 yards to the Mow leaving Terrace, Kitimat The second game of the recovered by Ottawa treai 43. But the Alouettea and Prince Rupert in the day, between Terrace and it hadno effect on the first Trophy to Terrace " team linebacker Mike Widget. forced him to concede the REALTY LTD. • place standing, was a hard captain, Neff Fleischman. point. stalled there and had to tournament. Prince Rupert, began only Ottawa quarterback Con- settle for a 46-yard field goal The first game hewn at half an hour after the first fought affair, even though The Terrace Northmen dredge Holloway, who went The Montreal defense ap- one o'clock Sunday, and was had ended. Both tebms some fo the players were would like to take this op- almost all the way for the peered to stiffen in the next between .Terrace "and appearedto have a hard suffering from injuries and portunity tothank the people powerful Riders, engineered sequence, but just beyond Kitimat. Kltimat scored time getting started. The illnesses incurred the day and businesses of Terrace firsthalf touchdowns when the midway 'mark' of the first, when John Shaw game see-sawed from end to and night before. Both for their help and support, Art Green ran over from the opening quarter, Holloway outfaced the Terrace hacks end, with neither team able Kitimat and Prince Rupert with a special thanks to All one in the first quarter and began his now.patented to fall on a locse ball in the to finish off a drive. The wanted the win. Seasons Sports, for the tight end Tony Gabriel process of picking the Terrace end zone. The game remained scoreless at Ken Batch was the first to donation of a game ball. caught a 29-yard pass in the Montreal defence apart.. NorUunen quickly evnn~. half time. score for Prince Rupert after I EXAMPLES the score with a hard earnnd As the second half giving a good second effort• try from Ran Rutherford. progressed, it appeared that Brian Dorringten kicked the 'rhe half eeded with the score the game might end in a convert to make the score 6-0 Spods Briefs tied 4- 4. scoreless tie, but Neff for Rupert. There was no IS RECOVERING Terrace exploded in the Fleischman was again able other scoring in the first half• WAKEFIELD, England second half, with Archie De to push through for Terrace Both teams threatened in tReuter) -- U.S. boxer Dave Mm'chi scoring nn a quick to score. The 2 point con- the second half. It was Wilson, knocked unconscious I or simply. r~um I or simply r, dm~m., or simply.~orn I run straight between the version was kicked by Ken Prince .Rupert who scored in a bout Monday night, was iT|-¢amar0 HTI;I Zephyr Salanl~lll~--~,aVan • goal posts. Ron Rutborforo Gordon, making the score G.0 first again though, when recovering Tuesday in | sm.oo ,m- mnnm| m4..pw n~.m I .s)~.u~ mer=~| converted the try to make for Terrace. Prince Rupert Tony Knott broke through hospital following I l.--...d wlc*l kin..~ lintel m~s ~ '= • emergency surgery. A I u,o..oo I slms.N I Sl,~. m Top Racing Vet on Trial .Wilson,h°spitalconn.,was26'state'mentinOf satisfactoryWaterbury'Said

MINEOLA, N.Y. tAPI scandal, a hatting coup in treating 400 horses privatelyneat e ly conmuon,,ndition. Hene wa~was knockedm,~c~ One of ~horoughbred which a Stakes winner was before the accusations and out by Paul Sykes of Britain ~I$.N I raciug's f~emoet . run in place of an inferior since then has lost most of in the third round of their Sl4oO.OO SL2;S.O0 veterinarians ~oes on trial horse, his business, scheduled 10-rounder. [.or simply mturnJar simply rMwn[ m' simply relurn• The principal charges CANADIAN...... DEFEATED m FORFURTHER INFORMATION • thetodayacousedofenginueringBelmontPark "finger uerara,Thedefendant,nns ncenDr:Markcnargm broug.ht by a.Nas~u County , ROTT~I~th~AM~eu~ery,~ | ra,: [anay HAYES- RICHARDS | doing away with Lebou in grano "jury last uec • ~ ac- nc..,© ...... ~_._l_~...tl~ June,1977, but declaring that -cased Gerard of stealing- Netherlands stopped George" a I COLLErTU87-7111 •I nzano from Taub- de Jerome of Vancouver in s O[JJLiU~J.t411t JL~'U the deadhorse was Cinsane. Ci ' ' " I BELMONT LEASING LTD frauding• the horse s s"ns urers heavyweight. boxing• match " ~ i "~-:~ 1160 MARINE DRIVE NE~V ORLEANS tAP)- a. classy ...U%gUa~en" if in records, all here Monday mght. The Where Westemerswmall-ways ~.. : :,F,: I I bo d f r champion wire - and fals y g _ • '... ~,.' ; . ,~ hORTH IrANCOUVER, B.C.D.N4;gA, • Leon Spinks xe ou • felonies carrying a totalof 18 referee sloped the fight WesternCanada Lottery Foundation * ~, ~,~ :., | , ~...~o ,~.--a .... a a,, w semblance to the deadhers , years m jasl mammum upon after the rearm roans ot me ..... :~ ~'~'~jeersfrom'"~'~Tthe crowd ...... when also ""w""~'*~ "r~om i it~on" " scheduled eight.round bout ' ~: '~ i~ '. • , oue of his sparring partners U_r~uay. ~ ...... :.^ ~ ~ ~ q' scm~h~vi~mpc°ttg ie°f* Z-,-t,,;n ~7'td~t~t~t~dthe .... ,/i o ~~1'~ ~ name and reputati.nf low Y i:,: :~,~. Digga slammed several ~'e~a'on'~°'~---fourthlengths t. quick, stiff...... lefts into Spinks ~mvvm, k racine authorities /: ;- " I :- : I head, and the heckling ~e'~]-io]l~T~ a later ~ , ,~ ..... :~g : i s~,r~_.., investigation thnt the winser '~~ ~ :55 ! black battle," shouted a man c'~,,,~'-,~ ...... from the crowd of about 300. - ..... ;N POLICY With Lucky Leo 5. everybody wins • Ill ~ ~i i i : #. [] .~ It was a reference. .to.. a. PAYIn Oaddition, Gerard is .. proceeds help crippled children i F ~ i ' i i i i S black...... bottle from wmcn charged with falsifying• • and YOU get a chance to win I : i ! I ~ptn~ aran~ as ne won me records so that London in- ~ ~'1:: :® : : : .flUe from All last February. surers would pay off a m ~ ._1 ~ : : ! i : ...... ~.137,000 pm~3 to m~ u..,~. O O ~ ~- := : : : Alimnlntainsthenottlecoma nave contaman an .of the ...... supposedly I...... dead $1OO.O© i ~ e, ~. . o I illegal stimulant. Cinzano, Joseph Taub. . ~ t~ '~ ' - : : : Sp,,l~__ bu~g:~ in ~ New York Raving --- m ~,~.=d ~.. ~. " : . : $_= campnecam~, were OOVlOUSiy"" " alsoASS°ciati°nsaidthey uncoveredinvestigat°rStwo m E~• o• >,~- m . • :, •: Z • . . ~ ~ ~ . • . ' . z | disturbed, . earlier switching schemes Lucky Leo Lotteries provide nothing but wlnr ' All worked earlier in the • . afternoon, hitting both the mv01vlug South of prizes thousan~ :: i : ~ ...... horses imported byAmerican Gerard. Hundreds people win and • ) ~: ~ ) ~ ) )'~ = crippled children all over B.C. receive help. [] ~ .m,S~. ~ z ~ ~ ! i ~ i heavy ana spee~ oags ann Gerard, 44, who has denied -- o ~, ~: ,- d = . , : E m shadow boxing . The crows the allegations and hired • ' m~•~ ~r~e~ .-~ ~- ~_,.-~z= .: . ~. ms"- ela v:"g orously .... when All F.Lee Bailey to defend him, ~ ,~'~'t~\~ m c3 ~ I I : $ $ " sent voueys el puncnes :nw says the unfolding of the H TISH COLUMBIA LIONS SOCIETY FOR CRIPPLED CHILDP, EN [] o = E ~ [] airily,.,gi~'y op..pe~nt_. ,,.. scandal ruined his practice T__E BRI , . o ~ = .. = • . • 110 Easter Seal Buses .3EasterSealCamps • Easter Seal House • PahentCare um ~ UJE ~[~ Z ~ O ~ -- 11~tJ KJ~ Ofl|~' =I ' " I"~ d and f°reed h:m to "ll hm ; 2/:'~::;; ~oaIFB:T/MAt~' ' 3 Easter seal camps " "as[er~ow "°u=~ ...... ', ". ~i,L.]" ..... i l world who could do that an horse farm in Muttontown, have the crowd love it," said N.Y., and property in up- " : I [] " ms m m m i Angelo Dundee, Ali's state Saratoga Springs. trainer. ,. , He ~id h e" had be_e.n- = - - , , - , " "-' '" "'- ~' ' - " ' c' -, :- :------"-:-:-'--

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i -- j I • • i i l _J _ I Ill l • ..... - ,_ ,, , ...... m THE HERALD, Wednesday, September 6, 1978, Page $ • "..~•'..... Kermodes 4-Wheeler Results -JOB OPPORTUNITIES ..... PRESSMAN - Must have 4 HEAD COOK - Must be Require •several WAITERS, SHEET METAL WORKER - years plus experience. familiar with menu plan- WAITRESSES in Terrace Must be experienced ap- area. Full and part time _prentice with 2 or more Wages negotiable. ning, food costing and jobs• years experience would be HILL CLIMB supervision of kitchen staff. FIELD ACCOUNTANT CLASS FIRST SECOND THIRD acceptable. Union wage. 2 15.00 per hour. positions. Camp job, Queen Charlotte Llsette de Muntlgny Oswald Kienaifei Require several Islands. Cost accounting, Womens Dune BuggY I,inette Hiobert Al Udgath COOK - Must be mature and BABYSITTERS and inventory control plus time Lloyd Kicks reliable with some related REFRIGERATION . Mess Dune Buggy HOUSEKEEPERS in MECHANIC - Experienced. keeping. Experience Womeas C Stock Loreen Pratt Jean Chalmers BiD Horsehergh experience. Wages Terrace area. Full and part Union wage. required. 1st aid an asset 'b' Mena C Stock Calvin Kerr AI Pratt . Connie Huska negotiable, time job. For referral to ticket. Meus F Stock Gordon Judzentis • Bob DesJardins Pat Huska these jobs applicants must ' Llnda Haska TV TECH - Experienced or Womeus G Stock Lisette Desjardii~ " PIZZA COOK - Mature clean be registered with the graduate of electrical pRE.SCHOOLTEACREBS - Meus G Stock Ron Schmldt Terry Huska Garry Kerr cut person experience not Ca/lada Employment Centre Cathy Archibald course. $6.50 per hour plus Must be qualified with Womerm E Stock Dianne Kleinwatcher Earl Barber necessary. $3.75 per hour, and provide at least 2 letters D.O.E. , certificate Mens E Stock Lloyd Kleiawateher D.O.E., neegtiable, c Two of reference. Womens C modified Terry Janmn Lymi Campbell. Harold Janzen Decyl Campbell positions. "~ SHINGLE sAWYER- Fully CABINET REFINISHER - MOBILE HYDRAULICS Meus C Modified Refinishing TV and home INSTRUCTOR - 5 years Womeus F Modified Brenda Mllmore Lynn Campbell HEAD COOK - Must be well experienced only. $5 per entertainment system experience in mobile plus '~-i ~ j Mens F Modified Joe Borovee Larry Shkuratoff experienced and able to square. Bill Payne VeryI campbell - Dan Thickett cabinets. $5.50 - $6.50 per industrial hydraulics. Mess G Modi~l" supervise. $1100 to $1300 per mouth. HOOKTENDER - Steel Spar hour. SAND DRAGS experience. IWA rates. • COOK, SEA FOOD - Must be SHOE REPAIRMAN - Must" TEACHER OF .HEARING Wes Patterson be fully qualified. $800 per IMPAIRED-Pre-schoolplus Mena G stock Terry Husks Schmldt fully experienced. SCALER. Work in Miil and Bob DesJardias C~on Judzentis Bill Horsehurgh Negotiable salary, D.O.E. log yard. Prefer coast month D.O.E. school age childreD. Deaf Mens F stock Earl Barber and hearing imparied. Mena E stock Lloyd Kleinwatcher Garry Kerr $1200 per month, licorice Mens C stock Calvin Kerr AI Pratt 2 REGISTERED NURSE5 - Dan Thickett ' ' " Deryi Campbell Bill Payne Mens G modified HEAVY DUTY TRUCK For hospital shift work in- Meas F modified Joe Horovoc ' Larry Shkuratoff VOIDedwith various stations. Harold Janzen De~yl Campbell MECHANIC - Must have Mens C modified diesel experience. $9,81 per Available including ICU, Womeus G stock Lands Huaka Llestta Desjardins ' Connie Huska Newman Disqualified Disnne Kleinwat~er Cathy Archibald hour.. Med-Surg. and General Womeus E stock Newman went on to avoid • t ): Duties.• Womeus C stock Jean Chalmers Lareon Pratt LAKEVILLE, Conn• (AP) Brenda Mflmore' Lyon Campbell -- Actor Paul Newman-- the accident and a four-ear BODY, PEPI, ',IRMAN - Fully Womeus F modified crash later on to cross the qualified w}' ~ t|ekeL EXECUTIVE SECRETARY Womens C modified Terry Janzen • • Lynn Campbell whose racing skills are as 60 wpm typing, shorthand an Lloyd Hicks Dale Sweet AI Lldgeth well known to drivers as his finish line by a fender- Mens Dune BuggY length. MARINE ENGINE asset.. Womeus Dune Buggy • Linette Hiebert Marci Kovita blue eyes are to screen faus-picknd up one victory A protest was lodged by MECHANIC - Kitimat Coykendall, who claimed Shouldbeexperincced in GM SECRETARY-STENO Must OBSTACLE RACE in Sports Car Club of America competition at Newman had been negligent, ' motors $1150 per month, have 2-3 years experience 50 but it was disallowed. In- wpm typing dictaphone and Anne Ferguson ' '~ """ • Ldnatte Xi~.rt Lime Rock but his apparent womens Dune Buggy Arni.e Reay stead, the SCCA ruled shorthand. $764 per month. Mons Dune BuggY Al Lidgeth Robert Hiehert victory in another race was Terry Janzen revoked. Newman had passed other Womens Class 5 Connie Huska Lindn,Haska cars while the yellow ;l=g COMPOSING ROOM DICTA.TYPIST - 50 wpm Pat Husha Harold Janzen Calvin Kerr - According to race officials, Mere Class 5 Cathy Archibald was out for an accident and • FOREMAN typing. $721 per month Womeus Class 6 Brenda Mllmore Llsette Desjardins Newman's car and another AI Pratt driven by Dr. William Coy- gave the victory to the No• 2 Mons Class 6 . ' Joe Borovee Garry Kerr finisher, George Alderman. COMPOSING ROOM CLAIMS STENO - 60 wpm WMeus Class 7 Ran S~idt Was Patterson kendall of Rochester, N.Y., dicta-typing adding machine bumped on the Later in the day, however, FOREMAN - Journeyman Harold Janzen Newman edged Don with 4 years experience. experience Meus Barrel Race Deryl Campbell Terry Husks straightaway, and Llsette Desjardins , Terry Janzen Coykendall's car crashed Kearney of Tuxedo, Md., by Wage to he arranged. Womem Barrel Race Lynn Caml~l! 1.5 seconds to take the SALESMAN • Experience MaPS Buggy Barrel Race Robert Htebert AI Lidgeth into a third sports car while preferred. Must be familiar IAsette de MonUgny featured race. CONSTRUCTION Womens BuggY Barrel Race Linette H!ebert MECHANIC Prince with "building trade. Have Rupert. IBEW rate. own transportation. Mens Team Relay Terrace'Team of Lloyd Meus Top Eliminator Joe Berovec Kleinwatcher, Garry Kerr, • Womens Top Eliminator ~renda MIimore Joe Borovoc, and Harold • .. . " .. Flip Wilson as QB Janzen. • 'Top G.M. Vehicle Lloyd and Diaune Klein- quesnel "L~am of Cmnie LAWRENCE, Kan. tAP) "To have my own Womeus Team Relay watcher -- Comedian Flip Wilson is daughter in it, it's fan- Haska, Llncla Huaka, and Garry Kerr and Cathy tastic," said Bridgeman, 42, Lateen Pratt Top Dodge Vehicle on the University of Kansas Archibald campus this week to film a of Merrimack. Joe Boroveo and Brenda Tractor Pull Garry Kerr Top Ford Vehicle , television special in which he For the past four years, Milmoro plays a backup quarterback Bridgeman has delivered the (heavy class) Earl Barber Harold and Theresa Janzen flight class) .Top TOyota Vehicle for the Jayhawks. New England contingent to tPrince Hard Luck Trophy went to Deryl Campbell who Filming was scheduled Atlantic City aboard the Robert Hiebert luxurious bus. Mout Sportsmanlike Com- Rupert) developed engine trouble with one of his vehicles. Tuesday for Memorial petiter Stadium, where the Kansas Belinda, 20, is a freshman football team was to at the North Carolina School simulate a Kansas-Texas of Arts. ,~ AM game in which Wilson "As all parents, I'll be ' " Brag R eb o rn replaces the starting sittingon the edge of my seat • i " ""~ This Guy lS quarterback and leads hoping tohearthatfamiliar Kansasto a touchdown., sound, 'Miss. New <~amp- ...... ~ .... ~ .... ~,. ,.~ ,:.,. :: '~;.:,~L~,~,"; i~<', ,<~ :~:~, : ...... : ' ' ' ' ':~ ...... :~WilSbh,S~:-~p~'lTil~;~Flip 'shire!'" said BH~lf~fl~, -:: i' LOS "~GELES"{~I +' ]'luck.' ~"" /I the adsand dropped describing his situation. Wilson's Salute to Football.... -- ' ~!i "' ~.~Listen to the mellow, fluid Harrii~whoadmltf~ly~"~ Harris, ,' • Mike Wati~ce, a eo-hbst Of also bkshim di'aKod by the SIOUX FALl'S, S.D."(AP) voice of Jack Harris and you being over 50, workedfer le Harris sued Cresby and the show, interviewed St. Louis Cardinals and -- Indian leader Russell Means is back at the South could bceome a believer in years as a successful radio asked for $2 million in Harris, then flew to London leading them to the Super !it and televlsiou disc jockey damages. "I didn't want to, to interview Crosby, who Bowl. Dakota state penitentiary reincarnation. Sophomore quarterback after spending nearly a week WhereWestemers win all-ways Harris, a singer and enter- and talk show heat in but I had no alternative," he Harris says didn't appear to Detroit--with the likes of said. know that much about the Harry Sydney was selected in the hospital suffering from Western Canada Lottery Foundation tainer, doesn't bear any as Wilson's double for the effects of a month-long fast. physical resemblance to the Sammy Davis Jr., Milton COULDN'T GET WORK lawsuit. Berle and Liberace, and After the Bloome cam- Crosby admitted to show. It was not announced Means started the fast in late Bang Cresby, but elsse July when he began serving your eyes and listen to him even Bang's son" Phill ap- martial was pulled, Harris Wallace that it would look when or on what stations the show will be telecast. a prison term for rioting. • talk or sing in that smooth pcaring as guests. ' . ,',sayii he couldn't find work bad for someone in his After the death of his wlfe, beeaase of the lepl problem position to keep someone Doctors admitted him to a baritone voice, and you'll ATLANTIC CITY, N.J. Sioux Falls hospital on Aug. swear Crosby has come back Harris decided to move to with Crcaby. lesser known from making a California. But in 1975, His life for the next three living and agreed to rectify (AP) -- Bus driver Jack 29. A state' court judge later to l~e. ordered Means to break his The uncanny vocal Harris recorded a radio years consisted ef court the situationuponhis return Bridgeman will not be commercial for the Mark C. battles, mostly delays, to California. disappointed if he returns to fast, an order Means obeyed. likeness-- which Harris New Hampshire without one The. Indian leader, who insists is not an imitation of Blonme tire company, and Despairing, he wrote,a letter At Wallace's" suggestion, alter pressure from Ct0eby's to the CRS television s news Crosby even offered to sing a of the six Miss America came to national attention the'late singer.-- used to with the 1973 takeover ol lawyers, Bloome stopped magazine show 60 Minutes. duet on the show with Harris, contestants he brought from bring Harris nothing but bad and a date was scheduled. New England. His daughter, Wounded Knee, S.D., was But he died six days after the Belinda, is Miss New Hamp- admitted to the prison in- Wallace interview, suffering shire. firmary on his return. a heart attack on a golf Yankees Within Four course in Spain in October, 1977. Basebal GFL Standings By THE ASSOCIATED Washington cracked a two- Toronto Blue Jays 6-2• The 60 Minutes segment By THE CANADIAN PRESS PRESS rtm homer as ChieagoWbl~ The Texas Rangers at was aired anyway, the Stan gs CFL New York Yankees con- Sax topped Minnesota Twins California Angels.game was weekend after Crosby's Eastern Conference • postponed by rain. death. Since then, Harris' By THE CANADIAN PRESS WLT F AP tinued to put more pressure AMERICAN LEAGUE Ottawa 7 1 0 212 119 14 4"3~ndre Thornton cracked In. the National League, a Montreal 4 4 0 161 167 8 on the fading Boston Red Sex life seems to be on the up- Fad his 29th,home run and Rick run.scoring double by Jose swing. W L PcLGBL Toronto 3 5 0 140 206 6 in the American League Waits hurled a five-hitter en Q'uz and a sacrifice fly by Boston 85 52 .620 u Hamilton 2 5 I 123 216 S East race Tuesday night SETTLE THE SUIT New York 81 56 ,591 4 Western Conference route to his fourth con- pinch-hitter Bob Watson The $2-million suit against Milwaukee 79 59 .572 6~ Edmonton 6 1 1 231 129 13 with a 4-2 win over Detroit seeutive victory as 'rallied Houston Astrou to a 3- Baltimore 79 61 .561 8 Winnipeg 4 4 0 190 161 8 Crusby was settled in early B.C. ~ 3 3 2 195 163 8 Tigers. Cleveland Indiana ddeated i victory over Tom Ssaver August for an undisclosed Detroit 75 63 .543 I01~ "That victory, coupled with Cleveland 60 78 ,435 26 Calgary 3 3 2 189 199 8 amount, and Harris was free Toronto SS 65 .393 31~I Sask I 7 0 166 247 2 Boston's 4-1 loss to Wet Tuesday Result to resume his singing career. Ottawa 23 NlontreaI 18 Baltimore Orioles, moved Immediately following the Kansgs City 74 61.548 -- the Yankees to within four California 74 63 .540 1 Saturday Games 60 Minutes airing, Harris Texas 66 68 .493 7% Winnipeg at Ottawa games of the American RICHARDS TRADED game by Hank Peters, received several offers to do Oakland 64 74 ,464 11zl Saskatche~n at B.C. League. East leaders. T.he Minnesota 62 77 .446 14 Sunday Games DALLAS (AP)- ,G~]den general manager of the Crusby tributes, but "out of Nontreal at Ton~lo four-game margin ~s ChiCagO 58 80 .420 17i~' Rickurds, a six-year wide re- American League ~ club. respect, I decided to wait Seattle 81 65 .37S 2311 ..~n~lton at Edmonton Boston's lowest since June 9. ceiver who has nccmionally Contract terms were not until now. I took a rain check lucidly lesulll Roy White's three-run Oev~ond 6 Toronto 2 complained the game plan released. on them." tlllmore 4 Eliston 1 homer and eight innings ot didn't include calling his JACKSON IN HOSPITAL On~ offer he accepted New York 4 Detroit 2 Say you shut-out pitching by Dick number, was traded JqEW YORK (AP) -- Out- immediately was to play the Chicago 4 /Wnnesata 3 Tidrow carried the Yankees. Tuesday toChicngo Beam by fielder Rnggie Jackson of Kansas City at Oakland N , lead in a movie called The Texas at California, 10pal, ran They took a I-0 lead in the Dallas Cowboys of thn New York Yankees has been Crooner, which is in no way saw it in third off Kip Young when National FootballLeague for eanttobeopital for treatment related to Crosby. "It's White doubled, took third on two undisclosed draft of a virus and will miss the about an aging movie star a bunt and scored on a NATIONAL L~UE choices. Richards's best next • several American who hits the skids, then the H Herald double play. year was 26 receptions in League baseball games, the makes a comeback," Harris W b Pd.GIK. With two out in the New 1974. - dub said Tuesday. Jackson Philadelphia 73 63 ,S37 -- York fourth, Graig Nettles said. Pittsburgh 73 64 .533 I/1 ACQUIREDEFEN- took ill Monday andthe Meanwhile, Harris now is Chicago 69 69 ,500 S singled and Lou Piuiella CEMAN Yankees said the virus had locking forward to appearing /Vontreal 66 73 ,475 8:'~ walked. White then hit his LOS ANGELES {AP) -- settled in his back. in a Tribue to Bing segment St, Louis 60 70 .43S 14 ew Business eighth home run of the New York SS 84 .396 191'~ Los Angeles Kings hive '" NAME NE/~L DIRECTOR of the Folios Bergere at the Wmt season to cap the Yankee acquired defenceman Nick INDIANAPOLIS (AP) -- Tropieana Hotel in Los Los Angeles e2 56 ,$94 -- Not listed in Our scoring. Beverley on waivers &am San Francisco 80 58 .SO0 2 Indianapolis Racers of the Vegas. Cincinnati 75 63 .5d3 7 Tidrow carried a shutout Minnesota North Stars, the World Hockey Association The show's producer con- Diego 71 68 .511 1117 into the ninth but Phil National Hockey League have named Bill Nsal, head tacted him after viewing the Houston 64 74 .464 18 B.0. Tel Directory. Mankowski's two-run homer said Tuesday. Be- Atlanta 60 78 .435 22 team ¢cach for seven years at 60 Minutes show, but Harris Tuesday nlsuits AURORA ANIMAL HOSPITAL - 63S-2040 knocked him out and Sporky verley, a six-year NHL Western .Michigan Uni- put him off for six mouths, A?o~real 10 ChiCago S Lyle came on to pick up his veteran and North Stare" versity, as director of oper- thinking that it didn't look I PItnbJrgh O New York 0 DIAL-AN.ORDER 632-3483 ~.2nd save.Detroit's Ron captain last year, became i Atlanta e San Diooo I ations and assistant coach. right to be performing Bing ! Houstm 3 Cnctm~l 2 635.3300 LeFlore extended his hitting available due to an exceM of Nnal's teams at Western Creeby tributes so shortly I san Fronting at Los ~n~m, TERRACE • VETERINARY CbN1 RE streak to 27 games witha defencemen on the Min- Michigan had a 131-87-9 alter the performer's death. IPI~,, ra;n one-out single in the ninth. nesota roster that came SKOOLUND HOTSPRINOS 79e.2221 record. Although he only met , I ' Lee May blasted a lsad.off about when the North S~rs TAKE LUCAS Crouby face to face for about homer in the seventh and merged with Cloveland OAKLAND (AP) -- Golden 10 seconds once, Harris said ) We're OLI'S PLACE . 791.2231 Carlos Lopez singled in the Barons last June. StatE'Warriore have decided he respects the singer and BRILL LANDS THIRD tiebreaking run later in the SIGNS CONTRACT to accept guard John l,ueas only filed suit because he FRANKFURT, West Ger- PETS BEAUTIFUL- 635.9251 inning following Boston's BALTIMORE {AP) -- and $I00,000 as com- wanted to be allowed to many tReuter) -- Dabble Listed third error of the game as Catcher Rick Deml~eY, in for Ieaing Rick work. BraD of Aldergrove, B.C., the Tigers beat the Red Sox. his first full year.ca a No. I try to Houston Rockets. "There's only one Bang placed thi~ with a !,_eap. of Free - for ONE month courtesy of THE The Red Sox now have lest •catcher in the • major Larry O'Brien, National Creabv." Harris said. I 1.85metres in womensntgu DALLY HERALD five of their last six games, leagues, has dgued.a five. Basketball Association ,wouldn;t be silly enough to jump at an intecsational Here# WHITE BOX WIN year contract ' ' with cemmlssioner, had given the think that I could hold a track and field meet Steve Trout, making his Baltimore 0rioles. The Warriors the option of taking candle to his great talent. Tuesday. West Germans If you wish your Business Phone first major-league start, agreement, running tl~o. ulh Lueas and cash or a future But I didn't think I should be Brigitte Hohapfel and UIrike listed for your customers please cell fired six scoreless Innings the1983baseball~emon~ was No. I draft choice and penalized just because we Meyfarth tied for first, both 635-6357 before , getting help from announced prior to Tu~y I~,050. happen to sound alike." leaping 1.91 metres. three relievers, and Ciaudeil night's Boston-Baltimoro Page 6, THE HERALD, Wednesday, September 6, 1978

' LONG TERM CARE Avon represen- Automatic washer (Inglls). Stuffed Flank Steak The Terrace Art Association Office at No.205-4721 Lazelle Interested In Ski aatrolllng? Needed, The Canadian Ski Patrol tatlves in the following Working condition but needs 1.112--2 pounds flank steak is holding picture loan on some repair $30 or highest Adolph's Natural Av,~. ' Tel 635-9196. System will be starting their areas: right to classlfy ads under Wednesday, September 6th" As~ssrpent and planning for offer. Call 635.2621. (c2.5) Meat Tenderizer. appropriate headings and to LOCAL ONLY: in the Terrace Arts Room at those ellgible for Long Term 1st Aid Course on Sept 8Ih - Lakelse Lake, Skeena Steak Sauce flavor set rates therefore and to 20 words or less $2.00 per the Library. Paintings Care. 7:00 p.m. at Skeena Junior School, Pine, Park. Phone 2 tablespoons butter High School 635.2-17. (dr) For Sale, figure skates determine page location. insertion, over 20 words 5 should be returned at 7:30 AID TO HANDICAPPED (Wise) Size 7V~, AAA, 7V~ or maxgsrine The Herald reserves the For further information I medium onion, cents per word. p.m. so they can be put on 'Office at No. 20S-4721 The Prince Rupert Library AA, 6 Daoust - 6 narrow. right to revise, edit, classify 3 ~r more consecutive in. display for selection. Lazelle. Tel 635-9196. contact: minced Board invites applications Bauer- 4. Long Dress, girls or relect any advertisement sertlons $1.50 per Insertion. Everyone Welcome. Assessment and guidance Evenings: •Harry Blodgett - 2 medium apples, and to retain any answers 635-7875 for the post of size 14, worn only once. peeled, cored and for vocational and social Days: Carol Toop- 635.4971 (I)eptuy Librarian) Aluminum framed wind- chopped directed to the Herald Box REFUNDS: rehabilitation done by Reply Service, undiD repay First insertion charged for •This lea part-time position of shield, fits Relnell Runabout. 8 ounces cornbread consultant. 20 hours per week. Phone 632.3358after6. (c3.7) the customer the sum paid whether run or not. The city of Terrace, stuffing prepared for the advertisement and Absolutely no refunds after Recreation Department, is Qualifications- University according to pack- box rental. ad has been set. INCHES AWAY CLUB now offering your children a degree In Librarlanshlp or age directions Box replies on "Hold" Weight Watchws meeting Meet every Tuesday night at chance to learn a bit of equivalent. I egg,beaten instructions not picked up CORRECTIONS: held ev~y Tuesday at I p~n. 8 In the Skeena Health Unit. Spanish and French culture Starting date -'October 1, 2 tablespoons within 10days of expiry of an Must be made before 2nd at the Knex United Church For more Information phone & language. 1978. vegetable oil Hall, 4907 LIizelle Avenue. 635.3747 or 635-3023. This program of fun & Applications will be received Male cat to give away. Lltter I cup beef broth or advertisement will be insertion. red wine destroyed unless mailing Allowance can be made for learning will be given bY, In w;'iting before September trained. Has had It's shots. instructions are received. only one incorrect ad. Reprints of photos which Is your son interested in French speaking persons 15, 1978 by the Pi'lnce Rupert Call nights after 0, 635-2877. Moisten meat on all sides Those answering Box appear in The Herald are Scouts, If so the 1st Terrace from Quebec & Spanish Library Board, stf with water. Sprinkle tender- izer evenly over entire meat Numbers are requested not BOX NUMBERS: now available through our Scout Troop is taking pre speaking persons from El 101 • 6th Avenue West, to send Originals of office. 5x7 prints are $4 each registration for September. Salvador, participants of Prince Rupert, B.C. surface; do not use salt. Piezee 75 cents pick up. meat deeply with fork at documents to avoid loss. $1.2S • mailed. aqd Sxl0 prints are $6. Max number will be 24. If Canada World Youth. VSJ 1Y9 i Photos can be ready within Interested call Mrs. Wardrop It will include basic c3-8) 1/2.inch intervals. Saut~ All claims of errors in onion and apples in butter advertisements must be CLASSIFIED DISPLAY: 48 hours from the time the at 63S-3553. Fees will be vocabulary, alphabet & Wanted - 175 motor for numbers as well as cultural One Sale Per Week of Photo Kawasakl motor bike. Phone until soft. Add to prepared • received by the publisher Rates available upon order is made. All reprints $20.00 per boy. Anyone In- stuffing along with egg. within 30 daysafler the first request, must be prepaid. For more terested in helping with songs, games and cooking. Product Dealerships Earns 635-3268 after 6 pm or Gord at $52,000 Annual Commission. Spread evenly over steak. Roll publication. Informatlen drop into our Scouts please call . Children from ages 8 - 10 635.4941 during the day. (aft) and secure with string or It Is agreed by the ad- • NATIONAL CLASSIFIED office at 3212 Kalum, or write (Spanish), and 10.13 Big ticket or franchise ex- wooden picks. Brown meat in vertiser requesting space RATE: us at Box 399, Terrace, B.C. Rape Relief (French) can enter this perience ne.cessary. Must be Wanted •Rlde to & from hot oil. Add broth or wine that the liability of the 22 cents per agate line. V8G 4B4. Abortion Councelling three week program (con- available to travel im- Thornhill for full time and simmer for 1-1/2 hours. Herald inthe event of fail,ire Minimum charge $5.00 par & Crisis Line for sisting of nine sessions). mediately. For con- student at Northwest Slice thickly and serve with to publish an advertisement Insertion. WANTED DONATIONS : Women For further information and sideration, call: Mr. Frank, Community College. Phone pan juices. Yield: 6 sa~ings. or In the event of an error The Three Rivers Workshop 638.8388 registration call 638.1174 Collect, A-C 614..228.1751. 636.1030. (c4-8) appearing In the ad. LEGAL- POLITICAL AND for the Handicapped are Oh, by the way.., it's free. Roger was 6utraged to Full or part-time. Here iS an discover Ihal his club had passed vertlsement as published TR ANSI ENT AD- looking for donations of any A Heather-Tartan Society is opportunity to earn a lax.,' allov,'iag members to bring shall be limited to the old, broken or used pieces of being formed with the In- extra VERTISING: money, $6-I;8 hour. their e,'ives into the sacred amount paid by the ad- furniture, also any discarded terest of promoting Scottish per ~remise one evening a month. $3.60 per column Inch. Training is available. For vertiser for only one in- wood pi'oducts we could use cultural interest and events. 'Dare females barging in everv. interviews. Call Joan 63S- 20 ft. flat bottom river boat. ,, ,, . • correct Insertion for the BUSINESS PERSONALS: for recycling or renovating. Interested parsons should ~vhere he grumbled. Bemdes, Call us at 635.2238 between contact Eleanor Halley at GEMINI EXCAVATING 8392anytime. (Fuller Brush) C.W motor and tandem Ihe rule is unfair In bach(, ors I ke portion of the advertising $4.00 per line per month. myself. Is it all right for me to 8a.m. and 3 p.m., we will try 635:2456 as soon as possible. LTD. trailer. Phone 635.9523 after space occupied by the in. Oh a 4 month basis only. (Wee Andrews ) Wanted responsible br'/ng in a glrl friend?" The to make arrangements for 5 (p5.4) correct or omitted item only, Backhoe Work caretaker with mobile home chairma, of the house and ways and that there shall be no pickup. SKEENACENTRE rnmm/nee pondered Ihe question DEADLINE Hourly & Contract to operate a mobile home 1 factory built VALCO 16 ft. liability to any event greater Skeena Centre offers to the deel,h', then a.swered, "l hardly Skeena Health Unlt ' 635.3479 anytime park in Terrace. Free space riverboat and EASY LOAD lhlnk'amone would object pro- than the amount paid for DISPLAY: Senior Citizens of the 3215.2 Eby Street Terrace and Thornhlll area (A JI2) rent & commission. Contact trailer. 75 power Johnson. qded, of course, that she's the such advertising. 4:00 p.m. 2 days prior to. . F.b. Janauer 638.8233 after 7 Iqfe of a member!" Terrace, B.C. the following services - CB, spotlight, engine has 50 Advertisements must publication day. CONCRETE SEPTIC p.m. (p10-5) comply with the British 635.6307 - Activity Centre for han- hours running time. Phone The following are a few of TANKS PRE-KAST Columbia Human Rights Act CLASSl FLED: dicrafts Requireexperlencedi0artsman624.3652, Prince Rupert. (5- the services offered locally .For Immediate delivery which prohibits any ad- 1:00 p.m. day prior to Day Care for work!ng In the automotive parts and HI by your Health Unit Staff: Septic System vertising that discriminates people service field. Phone 635.6334. publication day. CHILD HEALTH CON- Specialists 22 ft Starcraft - fridge, sink, against any person because . Drop.in for companionship (ctf) FERENCES. ';Insist on the Best" stove. Low hours. Phone 635- of his race, re~igion, sex, ALL CLASSIFIED CASH & coffee, • Held weekly at the Health PHONE 635-3939 7216. Rm 30. (p4.8) color, nationality, ancestry WITH ORDER other than Monday thru Friday 8.4. Part time Gril Friday required Unit every Tuesday from SCHMITTYS EXCAVATING 'or place of origin, or because BUSINESSES WITH AN Transportation available. to look after inventory records his age Is between and 65 1:30.3:50 p.m. Please phone Contact Skeenavlew Ledge 44 ESTABLISHED ACCOUNT. THE HOBBY HUT and other office duties, this Is a years, unless the condition Is "for an appointment 635-2265 5 hour per day position. Some Northwest College Ceramic supplies and . Book Store Clerk L iustlfled by a m i ~n" "de servlce charge of SS.OOon all h_H:ltd° ..~:tentrTh~nh~ The FamltYi : Violence Greenware, a!r:brushlng knowJedge,~q,the,~i~!dustriaLqr .~,:.....:,~ ,.~,...~.~.,.~ I automotive' ihdust ry ~/d ui~. b,e ...... i ','~-. ~..~....murtn'"'~r,aay or~every Comr~lttee~lit b6 hsldihg an available-cUs~m firing. an asset." " " " F6'R"R~E'NT ': by";he week 'Northwest Communlt'y • 'OESC;i~;/'month from ~:30-3:30 p.m. important General Meeting 3936 McNeil St, College has an opening for a at The Kermode Friendship Contact H. Young, Acklands Bachelor Apartment. Fully Please phone for an. ap- 635.9393 Book Store Clerk. The Centre, on Wednesday Ltd., 2809 Kalum St. (p3.S) furnished. Phone 386.5269 Sterling Publishers Ltd. IqTc;;rge provided news palntment. successful applicant will be September 6th, at 7:30 p.m. GOLDENRULE (c3-7) Published at Terrace submiffedwlthinone month. Babysifters who bring responsible for maintaining Odd jobs for the jobless. Wanted, retired or semi- B.C. 5 days a week aS.DO production charge for children must have parents Learn to Fly. Join Air an Inventory as well as Phone 635.4535. 3238 Kalum retired couple to manage a wedding and.or engagement written consent for Ira- Cadets, Terrace Squadron is motel for approximately 2 purchase & sale of required pictures. News of weddings munization. accepting applications for weeks. No children. Send textbooks and related school ADULT CLINICS Mondayto Friday, mornings (write.ups) received one September. If you enjoy or DUFFS BICYCLE SHOP references and qualifications SHIMMERY ORANGE~NUT supplies. Disbursement of month or more after event These are held af the Health think you would enjoy flying, Reconditioned bikes and to Box 1183 Terrace Herald. GELATIN MOLD incoming and outgoing mall PUBLISHER slo.0o charge, with or Unit on Monday, Wed. rifle range, outdoor ac- repairs. 2 pkgs. of orange gelatin is also a requirement of this Laurie Mallett without picture. Sublect to nesday, and Friday from tivities and are between 13.18 Reasonable rates. can of mandarin oranges )osltlon. condensation. Payable in 3:00 - 4:10 p.m. by up- years of age, please call: 1931 Queensway Dr. can of crushed pineapple Preference will be given to advance. ' pointment only. Mike Smith at 635.5036 or 1/2 cup walnut chunks hose with Inventory control SUBSCRIPTION PRENATAL CLASSES "ABLE ELECTRIC LTD. orange juice Tasa at experience. Some cash Classes are held throughout Bev 635-7590 Eleclrlcal and Refrigeration I will babysit in my home on dash of lemon juice RATES contract. experience is also required Effective October 1, the year at Intervals for Do You Feel You Have Kirby St. References Dissolve gelatin in 1.1/2 and typing would be a House wiring. available. Phone 635.4450. (c3- cups of boiling water. Drain 1977 expectant parents. Phone A Drinking Problem? definite asset. CLASSl FlED AN- the Health Unit for details 635.5176 6) mandarin oranges and pine- There Is help (ctf) Clerk III Classification NOUNCEMENTS: and registration. Availablel apple and reserve liquid. • Add enough orange juice to Single Copy 20c HOME NURSING CARE Phone 635.5636 RUPERT STEEL & the reserved liquid to make I StartlngsallaryS1109, with By Carrier ruth 3.00 Births 5.50 Nursing care in the'home for ALCOHOLICS SALVAGE LTD. 1-1/2 cups and add to gelatin la variety of fringe benefits. By Carrier year 36.00 Engagements 5.50 those who need it on referral ANONYMOUS mixture. Then add man- | Please apply to: Marriages 5.50 from their family doctor. We buy copper, brass all By Mail 3 ruth 12.00 Meetings: metals and batteries. For Sale: Paper (roll ends) daxin oranges and pineapple, I Mr. G. Harris Deaths 5.S0 Terrace area only. Mon.: 8:30 p.m. United Location • Seal Cove and waste.paper suitable for walnuts and a dash of lemon 1 Northwest College By Mail 6 ruth 22.00 Funerals 5.50 HEALTH PARADE Church Open till 5 p.m. Man. to Sat. crafts. Pick up by the lot at juice. Pour mixture into II POBox726 By Mail year 40.00 Cards of Thanks S.S0 For4 year old children. Held Thurs. or Sat. 8:3Op,m. Mills Phone 624-5639 the Herald office. o;led, seven-cup aluminum 1 Terrace, B.C. Senior Citizen year Memorial Notices 5.50 on third Monday of every Memorial Hospital, mold and chill in refriger- . month. Developmental, I 20.00 Sun. Breakfast Meeting. 4 AT Trackers on 15xt0 CDN afar. Serves 8-10 happy I cl-5 PHONE 635-6357 vision, hearing screening 61 people. ! British Co'mmonwealth and 10:00 to noon, Lakelse Hotel. LOST rims, GM-Chev, Phone 635- Classified Advertising Dept. done. Please phone for 5092 (ctf) United States of America 1 appointment. The Terrace Art Association year 51.00. ~ PRENATAL BREATHING is sponsoring a Pottery Gun Repairs, refinishing, re- & RELAXING EXERCISES Workshop, September 23and Lost: 4 year old golden-red Box 399, Terrace, B.C. 24 In the Terrace Arena collie. Male. Between blueing, scope mounting, Held every Monday at- sighting, gunsmlthlng. VeG 2M9 The Kitimat Museum shows ternoon at 1:00 - 2:00 p.m. Meeting Room. It will be for Terrace & Kltlmat. Any intermediate and advanced Information please contact Quality work, fast service. during August and Sep. V.D. CLINIC Parts available for almost WANTED Telephone: students and include all 632.7654collect. (c5-5) tember with the permission Held every Monday at 3:30 any gun. At Queensway 112.604.635.6357 of our Provincial Museum a or by appointment. aspects of making pots. Lost: Female Siamese cat Trading, 3215 Kalum. Phone Welders- Fitter Fabricators. Machinist. special exhibit on Indian SANITATION Hiro Urakaml from Van. with gold collar. Vicinity 63R.1613. (c5-8). to work in union shop in Prince George. HOME DELIVERY Rock Carvings and Pain- The public health Inspectors couver will conduct the Haugland & Hall. Reward. All benefits. Terrace & District tings. We display as well are now situated In Eby workshop. Thornhill & District Eskimo Stone Prints from Street. They will be pleased He will offer demonstrations 635.5343. (pl.5) ~.t. WIll ',lid lhc cl,,,kie Phone 635.6357 In brush techniques, er.ml,h.? the Winnipeg Art Gallery. to assist with any sanitation .'*t,Ih'u;UlSl' lli~ in.lller v,u~ ;l Contact Q.M. Industries Ltd., Terrace, The Museum is open from 12 problems. throwing, decorative wafi,r t.o llm K. B.C. 635.6267. Dale Robinson. - S except Sundays and In Speech and Hearing Clinic methods and show slides of Korean and Japanese pot- September except Sundays Held at 4612 Grelg Avenue. Thell lJu'rl, ~.~a.'. lhP great and Mondays. Hearing tests will be done by tery. Students should be Wanted chambermaid plus t4UlliIll~,er ihldl, ~vllo. ¢,hl'lU'X'l'r by referral from family prepared to make pots and other duties. Steady part- he w.rkl,d lll,,uv froul Illulll,. try the various techniques time, leading to full-time. ,l,.l,.l.o.du llr¢,d'iglou~a ,}o,llh.. Registration for this 'doctor or community health For PrivateUseor Business The Snow Valley Figure season's Terrace Figure nurse. &1g-lieS. during the'two days. Starting $4.00 per hr. Only S. every lilm' In' lll'lllUlI~ phu't' To obtain a registration form mature, conclencous, I.' Iml'h'd ~' ~alim, nilh ~i~ Skating Club will be holding Skating Club will be held ~alld¢,ichP", Si~ apph'~. .IIIIII' Lease - te. Own with further details call Jan. reliable person with ex- registration for the 1978.79 Tuesday, September 5from 4 Pregnant and In need of t'bl,l.~ll,,e.lnl., lllld II ~l.Jl,rllou ,d' Arty make,any nvxlehIs availableon thls total leaseto o~ program. skating season from 7:30- 6 p.m. and Saturday, support? MacLeod at 635-2964 or Julle perience 8, ref. need apply. rlmkie~. 'l'lli,~llel';lllll' klilltill ;i~ il Why tie upyour cash? Slrr~ypay first and lastmonths in advanceand 10:00 p.m. on Saturday, September 9 from 1 - 4 p.m. Call for help from Right-to- Gellner at 635.6836. Write Box 1182, Terrace lhwh'~ l.,.'h. drive away. 24, 36, 48 monthterms available. Monthlypayments are Herald basedon bankrates O.A.C All paymentsapplied 1o purdmse. Fly to September 9th at City Centre at the Terrace arena senior Life promoters: Vanmuverat our expeme.Exan~leson 36 months. Mall. Registration is on a citizens room. The club Is Lisa at 635.3164 first come, first accepted open to both boys and girls Carol at 635.5136 Tin,re ..,',, v.... girl Ir.., Madr.~ basis. Previous=members or and there are no age limits. Janna at 635.4503 ' Wh. Imd u ..,~I l,,,u.lif.la.~ 78 ECONOLINE 78 F250 SUPER transfers from other clubs This year's club pros will be h ~va~n'l pi.k . 1123per month CAB SlZ~ ms~ please bring C.F.S.A. Brenda Sally and Jeanne Terrace Five Pin Bowling AS ylUl ulighl Ihiuh Optionat leaseend Opllonat lameend number If possible. Arther. Association Annual Fall illll [rlty, ilad bing I*llr~. alnl oil' 12,678 Registration fees and ice Meeting, Sunday Sunday Rr;t,~h. schedule will be explained at Fran's Ceramics would like to September 10, Elks Hall, The Terrace District Office of the Ministry 74 FORD 4x4 78 RAM CHARGE R announce that Wed. 6th and 8:00 p.m. An im ielnlUlX 11iao ,lelib. $14 per month $14B per month times of registration. For Thrus. 7th September between further Information call 632. Pruh'lv threw lhreP Imir~ .f of Highways has moved from Keith Avenue. Option at leaseend Optlm et leme a~l 7 p.m. and 9:30 p.m. will be ~750 2642. Irllum,rs Inhl Ilu' furllolt ' ilnl' lilly, registration nights for Up- I Jolnthe Ih1'11Inhl Ills wiG,, "No Jltllgl'rl'aU to: coming fall classes. BLOCK PARENT y,u ut~, ..' ill'I.'i.g a sliek-i.. 78 HONDA CIVIC 78 CORDOVA t~eginners, advanced and program Ihl'.luud, unwilling lit hlkl, S89per month S!43 per mmth ATTENTION t'hunl'l,H. I bllVl* jll~l imrul.,l nlv Opflon at leaseend Optionet leaseend limited space for children 10.12 call Ministry of Highways 1,000 $2,763 All people interested in I r ,l,i,[= ,s~hl,bl. I ..,.' i Commercial Hockey. There years on Sat. afternoons. 635-3164 Terrace District Office Fran's Ceramics will be a General Meeting on Suite 300.4546Park Avenue For information call collect 4842 Lazelle Ave. ,, Monday, September 11th at Q. Wi,al's liil. dilT.relwv Terrace I.'lwel'. It m'in.,hl,ln'hl'r und it Terrace, B.C. Mr. George the Senior Citizen Room at roilr.a,I It;lilt? VgG IV4 the TERRACE ARENA at 0 Phone630.1078 Skeena District Girl Guides A. 'I'i,1, h,urhl,r mly~., "Tab, Phone 635.62S4 437.4311 o'clock sharp. I would like to announce the lhnl ~lln'l~lllJ nf yutlr lllllllJh"~ lh,, It Is very Important that all "The Catholic Womens opening of e Land Ranger IrUill Ntl'*'S "(:hlu, ,.b,,,." 24 Hour Service players and coaches, League (C.W.L.) will hold Company In the Thornhlll SIGNED managers, referees and the Fall Bazaar on October area. Girls between the ages Tbl,rl, Wl1~ It l,rllW ~Jlll P.M. Whiteman Tarkington Leasing System Interested people to run for ."8, the last Saturday in of 14 and 18 who are In. l..r,'hl.dItim.,.elf .o a il.h',h,mi. Acting District Highways Manager office positions attend. October, at Verltas Hall. terested please call 635-3061 win., lh. l~,;lllll'lJIII tOllkl' II IOI~ Dealer Licence Number 02033A or 63S.1269 (ctf) lliM;llll I'itI.~, l

THE HERALD, Wednesday, September 6, 1978, Paga 7

'i 4111 Lukel.;LIKELSE 0,.,,. 1 • , -1, ~ -ForSale by Owner: 1172 sq. For Sale: i972 Ford Ran- Now In stock at Camper I FLY R,EPELLANT, BE/I.CH TO Y.S, SUNGLASSES| : . ;. ~3 ft. F.B home. Conveniently chwagon, PS, PB, V8, auto. Landl ~! located, 3 bdrm up 8, 3 Good condition. 36,000 miles. 1978 22' Mini.motor Ho~ne, I. and prompt prescr,Ptwn serrates . =-~,, |. :: ~: i~| flnishedbathroom Inr°°mSbasement.and Asking1455$1,800.00 Phone 638. bunkIdeal forbed theand family, large bathWith' . ' ~ Assumable 10 percent . complete with tub. This unit • • " i ,: mortgage. S49,SO0. Phone 1975 Pinto Statlonwagon, has full winter package, the AMAZING SPIDER MAN~ . aM Ston Lee and John Romltl fi 635.5343, (c3 -4,6,8) 1972 Tent Trailer & an Avon Ideal for the skier or those i~rt'l,lS ~ ROBERr$~v, 5P//~Y/I~IRA~...I ~ WEGT511~E-- ~ ~THERE ..,~'~//~ _,.,C Bur CAN ~J ~r~ '* • & coin collection. Will sell who ilko to ski.daD, On a [" ...... HIT ~ , 'I,\~'V/JlJ~.INTHE 51XTIE£,!J~___I~_R,"I~I THEY,dL4~.~I:,~']~°~ .~,~.,j~./f ,~] For Sale: A beautiful 131a separatelyor trade for truck GMC Chassis, fehturlnga ,00 / ~2vI~.~,)"~ ~'~ kh'~lll~l~;r~-~,,--'~x~t~: h.~ ~ 'r_,'"r~'~#~ '~ :i:~ sq. fl, home.,, and.or camper. 635.5744 engine, tilt stearlng, and ~_'_~-'"_"_~~.'..'~;;~[_ ~I I~[~]il~1~ // ~'TR.-~'i~. ll.IN~ L-.... "~ ~!i •,,ready for you to ~~c up~ • l l . ~. ~ ~#e ~ e . ] . : ~: '~all to walJ carpet "'" ~ N 1972 o/4 ton, 4 wheel drive. 197820' Mlnl.motor home on I,"~ _ -I/m..P -~1 l.ll~wmv.~t,.~----.~ ~,~.~ ~ i!i~~~~ ~'i~i .2- floor to ceiling Phone635.sa87 ask for Jerry. Ford Chassis, air con. ~ "I~ "l~Jf ["1 [~l~Jb~F.~' ~mPa~'N~..~ I~-':NI~N~i . ~l :~ fireplaces (cS.11) dltloning and cruIso control ~.~=~ ~I' ~.. %i~ ',1 ~ '~~/li!b~l~lt~lPL~ ~I~ ~ • 2'/~bathrooms ~ with a 460 engine. This unit I;:li~Lr~"~'..~ ~J~'-"~IF~ ~ ~'~-~" ,~ "l~=xllllll~l/~[r~b~P'.11~x,*~-,]~Bl~l ~1' ! !; ~ .fully iendscaped 1971 Super uee,|e a has rear kltchen, wlth large [qlKi~i'7~c_..~r .~ [V~ Jl I~~ _"~--~i|lllP'~ I~/MF., Y NIl, n ili~:~ • 600 sq. ft. workshop ed. 1973For maverick. 638.8387. windows at back and sides. , -~-~.,.~ 7- ~-~ ~, mA ]~,~ .,..fu~,.,~t • ~ .-~.-n,y~,;m~L-i.~ImJS, W~ ,.4mzei~, lacont to house (p3.7) AlsohesfuIIwlnterpeckage. " ' . : ir"l .'carport ~"--- Come and have a look, we L%II~L~V-~ ~-J \\ aIJ i'~\:~/ ~ ... : i~, l,'f : .Z~ "I~_ I • located at 4738 Loon Ave., 1976Monze. Phone 635.5500 have What you want, li~l~ ' ti~W'Y3 P:- ..... : I~ l~,~1~,),,bl..ll ~ "~ F~.l.,.i'r/r~ il~ ~:)~ll, &~lJll Terrace. Phone 635-2046 (c5- efter 3 (c10.11) 5412 Highway 16 West. " " ~ '~ " "~" " "" - . 4) Dealer Llcence No. D00611A. 1974 Plymouth Road Runner. (ca.8) by Johnny i ~:; Situated on Pohle Ave. Cozy 400 meg. C.W extras. B.C. starter or retirement home 635.9523Asking~4,000oroffer.after 5 bast VanguardMinl.motor home. ~.1'[:) I, II~E~ A " "~ ~AI.VAI~IZ~ AE~,~ 28 C~C~I~. with extra lot. 2 bedrooms, 1 (p5.2) Completelyself contained a. __ _ bathroom living ronm with ~A ~.~ C~ ~ ~ " IIIdlng glass dog,' to rear For Sale: 1971 Ford Truck I~ c. Low mileage. Phone 635. ~ ~ pLAP=TIC, .~ i;llFl=P..F~i~blCp..i~ patio, dining area in kitchen ton. I owner. Excellent s/02 (ps'e) ' .,~-, ~_ ~" --''-- -~ "~.~----'~ ~/ ,/;-~./,~,, ~" ~.'~--~ and .porch with laundry condltlon. Only 36,000 mlles. facilities. Electric heat. Phone 635.2668 (ca-2) House has new cedar siding on exterior, extra lot is For Sale: 1978 Ford Fiesta. suIxllvlded and can be sold"" 6rendnewcondltlon, opento Does your 'building need separately. Asking $20,000 offers. Phone~12~S271(ca.2) exterior painting? Ca11.635. for house & Sl0,O00 for extra 49g6 Kermode Friendship lot. Both are priced to sell as For Sale: i974 Volkswagon Centre. hEave name and . ! a package for $26,000. Firm. Window Bus, 7 passenger, phone number for Terry. Cet163S.2370for appointment AM.FM radio, radial tires Free Estimate. (stt) ,..- ...... '.~[ ~ ~ to view. (p23.29s)... plus 2 winter, only 35,000 miles, very good shape, Knee Deep in figures? Let I priced for Immediate sale. me help you. No set of books ,j~ WIZARD OF ID . b~ Slant lzsz.ke: "Lid Jo)~sn~ haut Phone 632.5848 (c5.2) too small: Bookkeeping to ~ //~-~~ Trial Balance, 635-7002. (p3- FOR SALE 5,6,8) 1975 Datsun pickup In' ex- ~: ..... , ~;~ cellent condition, 2000 Singingclasses for children 9 t ~'~~ Engine,Winnebago canopy, years old and up will begin the week of September Sth. 1 FOR SALE BY OWNER newwintersnowtires, radlo, Paren,~ wishing to enroll t~ ! Bdrm, full BEret, Rec. 8.track, 21,000 miles. Best their children may contact Rm, 2 full Baths, 2 Offer. sundeck, many extras, days,9.5. 638.8255 after 6 & t Located on bench on weekends.(p4-6) ~onor St. To view call 635. 1973Chevy Nova, 350 custom ' hatchback. 49,000 miles. 2 bedroom home, finished Phone 635.2303. (cS.5) DOONESBURY by Gai'ry Trudeau basement, 2 bedrooms down, R1 area. Features rock 1973 Dodge Polara, 360, 1 I ~/0~. ,Z/~,/T~..... i front. Close to schools. 635. owner, good condition. Price WATER ACT I SOW ~ ~/S ~¢~rr? L.,z;;~I ~ ~.AZY, A/V~Z TZ~ IfM 7467 (p5-8) $1,500. Phone 635.3080. (p5.5) Section 20 I ~/,~. H~ 1] INVOI.V- 1~71 [ .SO. ~[[ ~/r~T/.~A,'I~ llUrUo~ma~o /~7~ I~II~O~TT~O~MPTW~'~ ' 3 bedroom home on the For Sale 19, Vauxhel,. 535. FILE NO. 01/7742 Pl~ ~,~m~T~~-----~fM"~: ~RS~//~? I.~.~I~'~'~[I "1/'1 I' ~P,~~x'~ANE~RPEF~ z z~wr ~o~ bench. Paved driveway. 2080. (p10.15) :ii: " Enclosed garage. Good Conditional Water Llconce :: : garden area. Phone 63.5.9277. 1974 Datsun 710 4 spd. 5 sum- 20229, Spring Creek, -/M~ LP,, (p10-14) ..... -. mer and 5 winter radials, authorlzesthe diversion and i:! -- Radio, tape deck, good con- useoflOacrefeetperannum ~ Home For Sale: dltlon. Best offer. Phone .635" of water and .1,000 gallons a ~.',,i.: .; One year old three 2084.(p5.8) ' day of water for Irrigation ~l|,r--,r,/~---P'q~ ; " ;'~'i~ bedroom home. Walnut ~blnets,.~w,.to.w carpets, J~l~/',,.N~zd.a~;:~,(h~l~;;~ and domestic (stock. :1~_...~ *~,~m~,,,~.~

msement. Fully land- 5419.(85-8) Coast District...~ .. ~'2 i r s~ped on paved st. Phone .. sftor 6 pm.635-7367. 1972 Camporlzed Chevy Van. This Iicence has become -- ' .... Frldge, stove, sink & subject to cancellation for 50. HOMES propane heater. Excellent failure by the licensee.for , _. I condition. Low mileage, three successive years to - ( WANTED Asking $4200 or best offer, make beneficial use of the Movi~ to Terrace, require Phone635.2444 ask for Doug. water for the purpose and in ~~ 3-4 bedroom home, will or 635.4809 after $. (c3-5) the manner authorized un~r maintain, wll, ng to rent or the Ilcence. ~) , deposit, mature family of Notice is hereby given that ~ . : three. Refer inquiries to The unless cause to the contrary . , Herald Box UTa, T~'raco, Is shown within 60 days of the 0 date of the fourth publication B.C. (eft) Mobile Home of the notice the said Ilceoce l ~~ ~ Immediate Delivery will be cancelled. To Your Location , _- .~ H.D. OeBeck ". :"I ere now avallable on our Comptroller of Water Rlghts lovely 14 wide and Parliament Buildings ,,,~:~-~v,,,,~,,~ ~[i~ ...... J RetaUor daublewlde mobile homes. Victoria, B.C. ' . " Office Space You chooseyour decor, and "; ; situations l~ not Oil) 8uard. Personal .e'. t'o..hLp, l~/~fl ~r n 2 stores total of 2800 ft. Can we custom build to suit. This Is the 4th publication. To whom It may concern: CANCER ander something of a cloud. , i' be separated to 1400ft. areas Governmentgrant of $250¢ cl.6 h Ronald K. Harris will not (June 22 to July 23) (~l~ Don't get caught in the ndddle -!~ in choice location on Lazelle sppllcable. Expense paid be responsible for any bills You may now expect a of, a dispute between Shopping Centre, Terrace, fare Vancouver - Return. NOTICE TO or debts Incurred by anyone ,,different,, approach from associates. In fact, try to stay i i B.C. 635.3576 or 255-)939 For free credit check an¢ CREDITORS except by myself, as of this others; also a real surprise, out of involvements with :t Vancouver. Avallab~ Sept. ~pproval please phone date, Sept 1, 1978. Work consistently on en- otbura c~nplete]y, i 1, 1978. (ctf) =arker:ollect. Homes of Canada Estate of the deceased: (p3.7) Ronald K. Harris deavors which net big AQUAE~US ~1~ • : 55, PROPERTY~:::~ Ltd. MORRISON, Simon J. late dividends. Your prestige (Jan. 21 to Feb. 19) - 35.5447 of Skeenavlew Lodge, increases. Many new interests In- FOR SALE c18-23) Terrace, B.C. and ' ' LEO j~ dicated. Be ready to grasp 140 acres rteer Kltsumkalure ofMYSTROViCH, Skeenevlew George Lodge, late Y0 ur ! il di V id ua I (JA"IvYoI~toA"g'23)needless an]deW and lead.eve"TheW°rthwhlleaccomplishmentsCueandof : Road Terrace, 8.C. H tendon. You can deal of. t]da day will be reflected in 46 acres near USK Credltor~ and others havlng 0r0sc0pe fectlvely with difficult your tomorrows. Phone: Prince George MOBILE HoMEs claims against the said assists by being yOUr PISCES X~ 964.4424 estates, are herby required inheranUy !ngeuio.s and far- (Feb. 20 to Mar. 20) New mobile homes from to send them duly verified Is soeklg self. Youare not always sure how O.A.C;as low as $I00.00 down, theHornby PUBLIC Street, TRUSTEE, Vancouver, 800 ~ Se II~% others regard yo- This could B.C., vaz 2C5, before Oc- (Aug• 24 to Ft. 23) interfere with the presantatim tober 18, 1978, after which Make your schedule a of your case -- or wares. A Set up and delivered date the assets of the said @" flexible one. There are confident attitude is t~e an- ~ ~~ For Sale. Coffee Truck trades welcome estates will be distributed, poaibgiUes of changes and swer. Business. Est. 51/2 years, having regard only to claims FraMesDrake ' variations in certain ,Good potential. Phone 635- Phone collect 591-5101 that have been received. FOR~JI)NF.,SDAY, besituations beneficial, -- all promising to endowedYOU BORN with oil) TODAY outstanding are ,[.,., '4350 after 41p.m. (p 10.S5) (ctf A well esiabllshed bus) i CLINTON W: FOOTE S]~]P~ER|,IF/S LI]BP,A I PUBLIC TRUSTEE What kind of day will (Sept. 24 to Oct. 23) Jl.~"~ unusualsense discriminationof responsibility, and a '°:" ...... """" .... Drycleenlng Plant will be R"t or Purchase 1972 12x68 (c4.6,13,20,27) t~w~e? To find out what Planetary influences positive genius for hand]in8 "1 can get a court order to stop you from teaching sold to an ambitious person Paramont house trailer with the stars say, read the somewhat restrictive. It may details. In the latter son. withhis own a preference bess, who to doesn't., being fireplace near stores and |orecut given for your birthbe necessary to go over cot. nection, however, you often her to cook.'* mind extra effort to make an s~:h'ools;~n.prlvate lot. Rent NOTICE OF ~ taln pending bl~eso tz'an, tend to "gO overboard" and above average living. Ideal $255. per month with option APPLICATION FOR ARIES saciinns more carduUy -- become TOO meticulous, too i for working couple, to buy or purchase $9,S00 CHANGEOF NAME elixir• 21 to Apt• 23)ey1~ agowi~ for changlng cir- - driving mociates Trained personnel on hand. open to offers. Will carry Break your Irogram down cemstances, aimest todlatracUon at times. eperat!ngwell equipped plant, . locatedsmoothly In secondPhone 112.762:4612. morgage if Writenec. NOTICEIsherebyglvonthat to definite essentials and SCORPIO ~,~ You can also Alienate others N 0 T I 0 E thriving Fort St. John - this Joe Rorke, Gon gel, Win- an applir.sflon will be made eUndnatethe unimportant. Do (Oct. 24 to Nov. 22) by imdet/ng that thay llve up to field, B.C. (ctf) to. the Director of Vital not engage In unfamiliar Dan't trust to guesswork nor yourstundards--orebet Try With sinNre regret 0hop S.ey ilerlen oppdrtunlty only comes Statistics for a change of ventures ezcept where "dry be laz in situations which teeorbthesetendenciesslnce once. For Sill - 1972 3.2 bedroom name, pursuant to the runs" ~ feasible, require security b'antlaent. A you have so much going for Famllyend other business trailer, depending. Franklin provisionsof the "Change of TAURUS ~p better day than yol may you that it wou]d be a shame to Restaurantin Terrace wishes to advbe commltm'ents only reason .fire place, unfurnished: Name Act," by me:. 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Board recently all but elimi- AHD nated regulations' on inter- national charters, Lang Said tI~I~DW~E STORES Vietnamese refugees arrive Canadaminimize elected its regulationsinstead tb J[ , BI~ ~ ~ I ~ AHDERSOH SIN(}APORE t~euter) -- Reuters by radio telephone doctor to board the ship and "because we want to avoid , a " Monday that the survivors of that anyone needing further undue detriment to the A group of 54 emaciated the Vietnamese boat were in treatment would be taken to scl~eduled services available Vietnamese refugees shocking condition when he hospilal in Singapore. to the public and. indeed to arrived in Singapore today found them drifting in the United Nations officials the charter services as aboard a ship that plucked South China Sea. will look after the refugees well." them from their drifting boat "Many of them were until they are found homes in Within its policy, Lang on which 20 others died of basically just skeletons. It other countries, said the government wanted starvation and disease. reminded me of the old to ensure: A U.S. embassy Be An _~= charter services T.V GUlOE spokesman said the United wartime films of Belsen and did not do economic harm to States would accept all ofthe the other, concentration regular services. All lishngs• subject ~ change without notice. refugees on humanitarian camps," Captain Leslie --That ademandforlow- llllllllllllllllllllllllllliillllilllllllllllleililllllell grounds if the United Lawrence said. Arthritis priced leisure air travel is Nations is unable to resettle He said the refugee boat adquately served. them in other countries left the southern Vietnam --While interests of estab- to midnight within 90 days. coast on Aug. 4 but Fi_L~,.,, lished carriers are Wednesday, September 6 § p,m, It was on this condition developed engine trouble 9~ respected, new ones would that they were being allowed after gwo days. The refugees be welcome. to come ashore in Singapore ran out of food after five --That Canadian carriers KING " ' "CFTK m BCTV a KCTS from the ore and oil carrier days. capture as large a share of ~ (NEC, 3 , (CBr., ~E ICTV) 1 (PB$) World Kingdom. A Singapore government the Canadian charter The British captain of the spokesman said the World market as possible. 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