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t~.rry Duffas John McCormac Lily Mielson Alan Sontar Seven vie for three council seats '-: ": .Dave Maroney Jack Tals/ra Doug Mumford Helmut Giesbreeht BY DONNA VALLIERES years. No one opposed Helmut Giesbrecht and two years, has said he Gerry Duffus, a former and varied issues but must of Skeenaview Lodge. assist the present ad- ., :.HERALDSTAFF WRITER Maroney for the mayor's Jack Talstra, also filed wants to continue because alderman on Terrace continue the important Lily Mielsen, lists herself ministration m becoming seat, so he will be elected by. nomination . papers he's practically/an old hand council who describes functions of looking after on her nomination papers- more efficient and thus put '. "Th_i_ngs .have definitely as a domestic engineer. She to better use the tax ~d~d up oa .the local acclamation. yesterday. at council business, himself as a property sewage, drainage, roads "electina scene with a sur- As for the ~est of council, Giesbrecht, a teacher with and sxdewalks. said "you must get in- dollar." seven persons have an- two years experience on Painter John MacCorrnac volved" in order to un- A more aggressive ~Prldng,vnsh of candidates campaign should be m effect declaring their intentions nounced their bids for three council, has stated he will will try for the first time to derstand an issue." aldermanic seats up for seek re-election because of. More election news enter municipal politics as • A resident of Terrace to r~luce the big overhead ~a~lnd~Y,f~ nomination since 1959, Mielsea said she on the arena and swimming • _ positions on grabs this term. "an obligation to run again'~ an alderman because there Doug Mumford, a so council does not lose the is "a lack of communication has been seeing things in' pool, Soutar stated• .. "terrace council, school PAGE 8 between municipal ' Terrace which she does not These seven candidates correctional officer and an experience he has gained. i/ board" and Kitlmat-Stikine will be competing for the R~onal District board. incumbent with only five Giesbrcht has also said Nextyear's councilshould managec, declared his in- government and provincial like such as a warehouse in months on council, reversed there is a need for someone promote development of a tention of seeking election government." a residential area and the three available seats on ~of the few certainties Saturday, November 19. .. i~ Umt Dave Maroney, who his earlier decision not to on council who will not"pull community plan and last month. MacCormac said ther money wasted through run and filed nomination s~ngs" for friends. reactivate the pa,~ing and should be more consultation im~oper dust control. The inaugural meeting tor ]ms 'been In office for five the elected council will be • " montlm, will be mayor of papers. Jack Talstra, a barrister drainage programs, he Duffus stated that council on the local level to decide thirst Alan Soutar is • Terrace for the nest two Two other intumberRs, and solicitor on council for says. must get involved in larger such issues as the rel~ation running for council "to December 5. " " ° ..... o ...... ~* "*'o'o'o'*'.'*'*'o'e'*'*'e'.'e * * • * * • * ~ *" "* ".'.~'*'°'* * j * w t ".'~.'.'e'e * * ° ° ~*~*~*'°'*'e''¸° I ° ° ° I '" ~ *.o.e.*.o.e.*.e.*.*~o.~.O-o.~.*-*~.~o~*~o~*~*~o~*~*~.~*~*~I~*'~e~.*'e~o.*~o~e~*%~o~*~'~*~*~o~ ~~.~.~;..~%~.~:~.~.~:~.~.~:~.~.~;~%.~:;:~:~.~.~:;:~:~;~:~.~;~%:~.~.~.~.*:~:~:;:~%~%~%~ ,% ...... , ...... • ...... , ..... ,....,......

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OLUME Yl NO. 126 Price: 20 cenls TUESDAY, NOVEMBER I, 1977~ i

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J' ~t Todd Davis Dusty Meierhofer ~ Travis Murray

((, The Daily Herald Hallowe'en costume winners We didn't expect such spooktacalar I~oblins would enter First prize was a $10 gift certificate awarde# by our Daily Herald costume contest and give our staff quite so Woolworth Stores. Sacond-wize winners were awarded a much trouble ju.dging winners. . '. book each by Winterland General Store. Third-prize win- ners got theatre passes.from Tiolllcum Twin Theatres. Nevertheless, 30-bdd youngsters garbed in a wide vari.'ety First place in the humor category was ~iven to Dodd of Hallowe'en costumes kept our staff agog for about an Davis for his impersonation of a goofy, skid-row tramp. hour yesterday as they trouped around tile office showing Second prize writ fo kAlfie Paupst who wore a clown off. We saw, for example, a giant fire cracker navigate its costume. Third was Connie Ludwig who supplementer her way slowly through the advertlslgn depart.ment, bumping little old lady costume with some remarkable acting ability. into desks and tables at every turn. It was touowea oy a pair First place in the spooky category was won by Travis of siamese twins, a youngster decked out iwith packing Murray, dressed as a skeleton. Slmwn Paller with a back- boxes to look like a space-age walking computer, some kid breaking imitation fo a hunchback took second. Third was in a red cape withlighta golng ona nd off, a French waitress Cathy Forsberg, dressed as Coubnt Dracula. in turn-of;the century costume, ~uperman ana assortea First place in the most original category was Dusty weird creatures in costumes too imaginative to identify. Meierhofer, dressed as an Indian, down to authentic Those were the kids that didn't win, and we regret not moceassins. Second was Darrel McDanaiel, impersonating • having enough prizes for all entrants becau.se they. all a palka-dotted spaceman with snorkel. Third were Robert deserved it. Those winning prizes were dlvidea into mree and Jason Holmber, who wore dressedas Raggedy Anne categories placing first, second and third. dolls. Darrel MeDanlel Skawn Paller iI

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I r m PAGE ~, THE HERALD, Tuesday, November 1, 1977 Contract signed Likely after long talks plane VICTORIA (CP) -- The 35,-000-memberBritish Columbia :' Government Employees Union Monday signed a two-year lost master contract with the provincial government after a marathon weekend bargaining session to solve two VICTORIA (CP) -- A troublesome clauses. spokesman for the Search :" The contract, signed by John Fryer, union general and Rescue Centre said secretory, and Mike Davison, of the Government Employee today four aircraft are in- SAVI Relations Bureau. covers all of the union's nine branches. volved in a search in the ~ The union said a news release that the agreement interior for a plane with five provides for a compensation package of six per cent in the ~rsons aboard that has ~: first year and foul" per cent of ihe second year. It is been missing since Sunday. retroactive to Aug. 1. The plane, a Cessna 180, Fryer said during the weekend that failure to negotiate an took offSunday from Likely DS agreement on clauses covering sehedulingfor engineering on a 128-kilometre return A GlmATCHO~E • COMPOUND INTEREST BOND and technical employees and a shorter work week for liquor flight to Clearwater. Rescue This year, Canada Savings Bonds If you seek savings growth, or ~. store employees could force a liquor store strike. officials are still unsure ff it The union membership had earlier voted in favor of arrived in Clearwater. offer you a great choice. There's a new an investment for the future, or a i: ratification of the contract, if outstanding problems could A spokesman for the Regular Interest Bond that pays retirement fund, you'll choose the be resolved. centre said one Buffalo interest each year. And a new new Compound Interest Bond. After aircraft has begun the Compound Interest B0nd that the first year you will earn interest search and will joined by re-invests your iriterest automatically, on your interest, at the annual rate of two helicopters and another earning interest on your interest. 8.06%. Interest on this bond is left to Buffalo. Raft policy needed The spokesman said there SAFETY, INSTANT CASH AND accumulate and is payable only upon redemption or at maturity. Here's ~- (CP) -- A quality of B.C.'s rivers is to were heavy snow showers in A GOOD RETURN the area and an initial how the value ofa $100 bond grows: i river management policy bepreserved. He noted that Both new bonds retain the great Nov. l Value Nov. I V;due Nov. I Value must be adopted now to U.S.federal government, 26 search Sunday found no features that have helped to make prevent overcrowding oV states and the province of trace of the airplane. 1978 $107.00 1981 $135.63 1984 $171.77 The pilot of the plane was Canada Savings Bonds the favourite 1979 $115.81 1982 $146.76 1085 $185.81 rivers Ontario have already 1980 $125.34 1983 $158.78 1986 $2t,\X97 :" because of restrictions adopted legisiationonriver identihed as Rudy Baur of investment for millions of imposed on rivers in the management. Clearwater, operator of over the past 31 years. They're a safe, The Compound Interest Ekmd may be Umted States, a resource Pflster said river rafting Yellowhead Air Services of secure investment. They're instant purchased for cash or on the :~ management expert said has become inereasin$1y Clearwater. His four cash anytime. And they earn good convenient Monthly Savings Plan -Saturday. popular in the last bye passengers, also from interest~ year after year. Clearwater, were identified wherever you bank or invest. It is : Bob Pfister a University years, and in B.C., the New Canada Savings Bonds are available in denominations of $100, of Victoria professor, told Chilko-Chlleotin has been as Chris Beland, Serge Be- land, Roland Roy and Larry dated November 1, 1977 and yield an $300, $500, $1,000 and $5,000. .... the annual general meeting particularly affected. average annual interest of 8.06% ~: of the Outdoor Recreational Rivers l/ks the Colorado m St. Jean. THE CHOICE IS YOURS ~.~ Council of B.C. that current the U.S. are so crowded that Likely is about 75 when held to maturity in 1986. Each i.:~U.S. legislation is displacing rafters have to book their kllometres northeast of new bond begins with 7% interest the As you can see, new Canada Savings $:imany users from .U.S. to launching times, making Williams Lake. Clearwater first year and earns 8.25% interest for Bonds offer you a great choice--the :;~iB.C. rivers. ' B.C.'s unregulated rivers is about 120 kilometres north each of the remaining 8 years. Regular Interest Bond and the .~ He said it is time for as- look extremely attractive, of Kamloops. Compound Interest Bond. Both new .::.~tion here if the natural he said. REGULAR INTEREST BOND bonds are on sale now up to a If you want a regular annual income combined total purchase limit of from your investment, you'll like the o.. $15,000. They have been specifically Thief's new Regular Interest Bond which designed to meet your savings goals. pays interest automatically each Nov. Choose the one that's right for you. r:. Justice says dreams 1st. You have the choice of receiving our interest either by cheque or by irect deposit into your chequing or -::--"::'.. insanity test foiled savings account. This new direct VANCOUVER (CP) -- A deposit feature is an added man trying to drive his convenience for you. i':i out of date dream ear out of an auto . You can buy the Regular lnteres~ dealer's showroom was Bond for cash wherever youbank or 8 foiled Sunday by window invest in denominations of $300, : : VANCOUVER (CP) -- Under the current system, • flames' and building SUl~ ?'Two Vancouver lawyers there is an inflexible $500, $1,000 and $5,000. .'agreed Sunday with British provision that when a ports. " -.~Columbia Appeal Court personis found not guilty by Police that a man entered :i:Chief Justice John Farris reason m insanity he is the showroom at about '..!that the test for insanity in automatically in- ~.m. by breaking an office • -!::.eriminal casos--generaily stitutionaliged, Maczkc window, and then attempted :-known as the M'Naghten said. to drive a 1978 Firebirdout ~:Rttles--are unrealistic and through the.g|a~. , ' i~iantiquated. The curr~t rules also A witness-~aid the man result in insane people gave up and walked away ::~ 'x~e chief justice made the ending up in prison, where after repeatedly backi~l~ up !~:comment Wednesday in a they are a daflgerous and the ear and ramming it rote !'_-'decision in which he and disruptive element_and the window frames. ~Justice A. E. Branea set receive no treatment before. Damage to the ear and COMPOUND INTEREST OR REGULAR INTEREST !:!aside a murder conviction being released back into showroom has been :-'-:against Guy Jean Bamier society, he added. ' es"t!mated at $10,000. i~and found him not guilty by i=ireason of insanity. JUDGE DECIDES _ i •-- He said he feels there :: He said disorders of the should first be a deter- permissive about paying claims. Others think we're :~.mind should be resolved nfination of guilt or in- . "Sqmepeop.lesay harsh, unfeeling bureaucrats. ;~under judicial supervision nocence, then the judge At any given moment, UI has over 10 million i:jon the basis of modem should decide whether a Unemployment lnstn'an¢ 'policy holders'. By any criteria, we'll gladly ::~medical knowledge and not convicted ~rson is sane or i[:antiquoted legal definitions, insane. If he is insane, it compare our administrative efficiency with any ::~! The reversal hinged on the should be up to the judge's is too tough. Some say insurance operation in Canada. :~meanin$ of the words discretion an to where he is So, people have mixed views about us. The i~ apprecmte and know placed, Maczko said. you're too soft. only way we can really win is to go on running the !;iin the Criminal Code Barnier had been found program fairly, humanely and carefully. :2!dafinition of insanity. The guilty by an assize court = trial judge told the jury the jury of the March, 1976, :::words were synonymous, slaying of Dorsen Garbutt, What do you Say?" "Say I lose my job today. But the appeal court in a an employee of FaeitAddo What do you people expect me twoto-one decision ruled the Canada Ltd. who was shot to Our policy is to be neither "tough" nor "soft". to do while I get benefits?" words are different, death in the company's Van- On one hand, we have a responsibility to pay Charles Maelean, a Van- eouver office. all those who are eligible the full amount to which Sometimes, your Unemployment Insurance couver lawyer specializing Garbutt was the company they are entitled. And to do so quickly and courteously. office will ask you to carry out what we call a in criminal law, said the official who informed formal "Active Job Search". M'Naghten Rules "have no Barnier that he was On the other hand, we have an equally important responsibility to the public to make sure Your agent will want to know what you're relation at all to any modem discharged from era- doing to find a job while you're getting your UI conception of mental ployment in August, 1975. the UI program is not abused. Those who defraud health". Two psyeltiatrists the program are stealing money right out of your cheques. The law is based on an testified Barnier was sane pocket. But no matter what happens, you should essentially religious or on,, the basis, that the words It's a policy of balance. And as you know, you keep l~king seriously for a job and follow any moral concept--on the idea appreciate and "know" can't please all the people all the time. mstmcuons your UI office or Canada Manpower that "if he knew what he in a section of the Criminal Centre gives you. Your right to continuing benefits was doing, hang him!", Cede are synonymous. depends on it. Maclean said. Chief Justice Fan'is noted "Policies are fine and dandy. that Parliament has said But what about when you get into a VERGES ON IMNIORAL that a person is insane when "How, then, would you describe He described the current he has a disease of the mind real UI office?" the UI program?" system as antiquated and to an extent that renders "verging on the immoral", him incapable of ap- People in UI offices are selected and deal pleasantly, fairly and efficientlywith the public. It's just what it says: an imumnce program. It Psychiatrists know now preciating the nature and provides temporary financial support when you're that there are many people quality dan act or knowing They're not there to handle claims or ~-~ who know what they are that an act or omission is' inquiries according to whim. They follow the out of work. It's not a way of life. While you're on doing, but are still inaste, wrong. rules laid down by Parliament. UI, you must be actively looking for a job. he said. He said that, when Parlia- Each case is considered individually on the Remember, our job is to pay you all the That's your job. Our job is to pay _UI benefits Maclean said the English ment used the words "ap- benefits you are entitled to. to all those entitled to. get them, as quickly, system, in which the jury preciate" and"know" in the facts. The OI agent's job is to make sure that each claimant gets all the benefits to which he or she is courteously and efficientlyas we know how. first determines guilt or same sentence, it could not %Iow many people abuse the system innocence, then makes a have intended they should entitled. and what are you doing about them?" determination on sanity, is have the same meaning. In spite of this, they can make a mistake. It The UnemployraentInsurance Coramisdonand tl~ superior to the Canadian He added that it tortified could be a straight error, or be caused by There are fewer cheaters and abusers that Department ofManpozoer and 1mraigra.tim ham system, his conclusion that it was a misdirection for the trial insufficient information. But most of the time, some would have you believe. t& Canada Emp~ and l .~gr~. . ,~. " - But he predicted that the judge to tell the jury the two ev~g works fine. Outright criminal fraud is handled by the Foratime, you'llaillseeourlocaloff~sidmtif~as : Canadian system will words had the same police and the courts. They deal with offenders eventually be chansed to meaning. "So what do you do if you don't Centres. When they'retogether in one locate, they u oe work along similar fines. through conventional channels. called Canada Employment Centres. like what's decided about your claim?" Some people misuse the system without even University of B.C. law knowing it. Here, and at times when the abuse is professor Frank Maezko l~ Walk, jog, run, If you have good reason to disagree with any r a~eed that. the current skate, ski, swim, decision a UI agent makes on your claim, you have not really criminal in nature, we have our own staff rules regaroing insanity, ~ paddle, pedal... the right to appeal that decision to an impartial, to handle the problems. They are empowered to based on an 1843 case, are ~ don't let life independent board of referees. deal with the matter in other ways. ' outdated and out of line with lira catch you with In any case, the vast majority of UI claimants current medical and pay- li-- your head down. YGu can go to the appeal hearing and be WoAingwith people ehiatrie knowledge. represented by anyone you wish. deal with us as fairly as we try to deal with them. who want to work. "We need ~ new set of Fltnessisfun, And if new information comes to light before "Let's talk efficiency. How does rules.-- we c.ced something T~ some, or during the appeal, you can go back to your your operation compare to, say, a I ~ Employmentand Emploi et more in line with modern ~ agent and ask fern review of the decision. You may Immigration Canada ImmigrationCanada ~ychiatry," he said. ~k~l~ regular insurance company?" ~Mc:czko said he would like even be able to appeal further, to an Umpire of the Bud Cullen • Bud Cullen to see the defence of insanity Federal Court. And the whole appeal process is free. Some people think we're too easy and Minister Ministre "rt,me away with altogether...... I.I ~'am~t/~amon . I 1 '!

a . THE HERALD, Tuesday, November 1, 1977, PAGE 3 Labour conference calls for defeat of gov't PENTICTON, B.C. (CP) reactionary media com- Columbia election because ,very valuable opportunity at inflation Program of the the interests of the powerful out of office andpreviding movement hopes to defeat --The British C#lumbia mentators and from un- the labor leaders were this convention to seek federal government and, and the wealthy in B.C." Ed Broadbent andthe New "this coalition millionaires Federation of Labor opened sympathetic and hostile unrestrained in their solutions to our ~past con- provincially, "the Socred "Properly organized and Democratic Party with club" that is in power. its annual convention governments." criticism of NDP policies flicts." government has made a proporlyunited, weeantake sufficient power to prevent Monday with a pledge to do "It seems obvious to me affecting labor. He said the labor major political blunder in this message to the people in either the Liberals or Tories Convention organizers all in its power to defeat the that if we don't pull together CONTINUE SUPPORT movement has suffered moving so quickly to show the next federal election," from repeating these at- said unemployment and "rotten, anti-labor' now, in our greatest hour of Johnston said Monday the under the federal anti- that they are governing in Johnston said. tacks." Social Credit labor policies gov~ments in Victoria and need, we may not have a union movement must will be major issues at the . • , recognizable labor continue to officially sup- "We can and must do our Political action also is convention, which ends "All trade unionists must movement to carry on the part the NDP "but if the Inco not afraid part in turfing the rascals essentiai in S.C. ifthelabor Friday. dedicate themselves to a struggles we have un- NDP makes mistakes, as it common prngram to rid us dertaken over the years." didl on back-to-work and of the disastrous Social Johnston said the 240,000- other labor legislation, then Credit government in member B.C. federation is we!. as a trade union Victoria and the insensitive still split as a result of dis- movement must stand by of retaliation New Business's and equally catastrophic agreements at the last our: trade union principles... Liberal government in 0t- annual convention and "one and point out those TORONTO (CP) -- A Third World countries like Not listed in our mistakes." senior vice-president of Inco Indonesia and Guatemala tawa," federation president of the areas of disagreement are much more likely to act George Johnston told 568 was over the New Johnston said that "sadly Ltd. has denied a story in B.C. Tel Directory. delegates. Democratic Party." in British Columbia in 1977 the The Star on Saturday in quickly against Inco if we E. MARR DISTRIBUTORS LTD. - 638-1761 Johnston said the labor Some delegates to the last we do not have solidarity in which he is quoted as saying took measures that would: thetrade union movement." Inco is laying off Canadian seriously,-affect their social movement . across the convention blamed MARR'S BOOKKEEPING & country "is under attack federation leaders for "To ignore this situation employees rather than those and ecoiioraic development from the right--from the contributing to the defeat of would be to sweep it under in Indonesia or Guatemala programs." ACCOUNTING- 638-1761 business community, from the NDP in the 1975 British the, carpet and to miss a because it feared In his later statement • recriminations in those Curlook said: K & J AUTOMOTIVES - 638-8484 countries. "The Guatemalan and In- donesian projects have not Waiter Curlook issued a VILLAGE MEATS- 638-1765 statement saying the been factors in our Listed Canadian reductions had (Canadian) decision, ¥eiler wonders ab, at renewal nothing to do with the "The cutback decision TERRACE OIL BURNER SERVICES - 635-4227 VANCOUVER (CP) -- years will enable him to "And even Bill 92 is not company's Indonesian and was based on the fact that Here/ Paul Weiler, chairman of leave the LRB sometime totally out of line with what Guatemalan operations. our prodt;ction, all of which ALL-WEST GLASS - 638-1166 the British Columbia Labor during the summer. has~:been happening in B.C. He refused to elaborate. has been in Canada, has Relations Board, said Weiler stressed he won't for the last five years. In an interview with The exceeded sales for over 2z~ Free - for ONE month courtesy of THE Sunday he has decided not to be a "lame-duck" chairman "I think everyone would Star which was distributed years. DAILY HERALD seek renewal of his five-year despite announcing his agr~ that there are dif- ~ The Canadian Press, "Moreover, this has been contract with the gov- departure a year early. ferences in the way labor rlook said: a world-wide problem af- If you wish your Business ernment. "The labor relation:; law!has to deal with disputes "I don't think there's any fecting other established Phone listed for your customers Please Call 635-6357 Weiler said he will leave board is different from the in essential industries. doubt in our minds that nickel .producers as well.. his post at the board next political world," he said.. summer in order, to accept "We'll continue to the Mackenzie King chair of establish policies as we've Canadian studies for one alwaysdone. We've got a 1o~ ~ear at Harvard University of new legislation to pul m the United States. some flesh on, too." He said he informed Wetter, who came to B.C. Labor Minister Allan from the law faculty al Williams "about a month 0sgoode Hall in Toronto, ago" of his decision not to said he has enjoyed the return for a second term. experience more than Weiler, who was ap- anything else he has ever pointed under the previous done. "We've done things that FALLCHECK.UP administration, rejectec have never happened bofore up to suggestions that his move is in labor relations in Canada. Includes prompted by dissatisfaction We've made a lot of law and $20,95 with the labor policies of the I think pretty good law," he plus tax on parts OIL AND FILTER current Social Credit said. ChangeOd (4 quails) k~ Installnew Molorcfafl fdt er government. CHANGES NOT MAJOR J~W Inspecl ExhaustSystem "I'm leaving became I've "I think everybody in- ShockAbsorbers SleenngLinkage -~ got something that's ready volved in indu~2rial Frontand Rear Suspension Radiatorand Heater Hoses to go to," he said. "It relations recognizes thal BatteryCables and II be a great decom- things are much better. Coneections •wieat AllBelts pression chamber from the under the labor code and the All FluidLevels turbulent world of industrial administration of the labor SERVICE AirCleaner Fdler ~ '~J "WindshieldWiper Blades relations in B.C. relations board. I think p~' Lubricate: Hoodlatchandh,ngeSDoorH,nges ~°'~l ' ' "I really feel tired right there has been very sub- SPECIAL DeckLid HAKes ~w,~ ~ , ~ Test: CoolantforTemperalure now,after c0_mj~]g.~ut~eg.~a ~ta~tia!.~b~pmvements in m very .:. ;~:.... ~:,.:~::.~ :, ~.~ .":~"-'~.~,,;:"*';.,, .. (." Prc4ectmn youug~~ ~ol:i,~ta~li.ty in the ,... ;,;;~ EXPIRES :; EalterySpecd¢ Grawty I m quite rel~ed pe~-~.l~Ri~. :~'~'' ' Allhghts and S~gnals sonaily that it's now out that "And this hasn't been my PassengerCars and Light Trucks I'm leaving," Weiler said. accomplishment. It's been a NO¥,, 14 . ENJOYED JOB . board accomplishment. We Weiler has been the only have an 18-member board chairman of the Labor Rela- with tremendous talent and tions Board since it was re- expertise nte) formed and given sweeping He claimed not to be iIGUARANTEE~ SEE OUR SERVICE I)EP4RTMENT powers under the provincial overly concerned by la~bo] labor code brought in by the legislation brought in b~ th( t 9o DAYSORI NDP in 1973. Social Credit government. THEY'LL KEEP YOU 601N6 Weiler's contract of- "They have made con- / 4000 M!LE_Sj ficially expires next 0c- siderable changes in the tober, but time-off he has labor code, but not major earned during his first four changes," said Weiler. TERRAOE TOTEM FORD SALES LTD. Escaped prisoner at large ",1631KEml 1BIllAO¢B.C. 835.4984

VANCOUVER (CP) -- Police were stillsearching tq day for a 35-year-old prisoner who walked out of the city j~ il to i freedom Saturday. Apolice spokesman said that Louis Flores,who was in the jail awaiting transfer to the Lower Mainland Regional Cor- rectionalbeing,, transferred Centre (Oakalla),from the fifth was floor in ofa groupthe jail"" of to prisonersthe third. Financial and The elevator was out of order, and in the shuffle, he just kept walking down the stairs to the ground floor door, where

he was let out as a released prisoner," the spokesman said. B m Flores is not considered dangerous. itA. m , ,u naueme e

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I I Interpreting the news I Aid stalls talks b . . WASHINGTON (CP) -- The United States and Vietnam t~ are making tentative moves toward establishing normal relations, but the question of post-war aid for the Southeast Asian country is stifling the effort. (7i Sucn aid was premised in the 1973 Paris ceasefire agreement, when the U.S. believed it had succeeded in its effort to maintain a non-communist government in South Vietnam. Less than two years later, however, the North Viet- namese invasion of the south and the eventual union of the two regions under the Communist regime in .Hanoi showed that the U.S. had in fact lost the war. Former president Richard Nixon promised recon- struction aid of about $3.25 billion, plus commodity assistance of about $I billion. But Congress imposed a ban on direct aid to the new f regime. PROMISES REPAIRS Despite statements by President Carter that the U.S. is "trying to repair the damages of recent war and stretch out a hand of friendship to those countries with whom in the past we have had animosity," the U.S. stillrefuses to offer financial aid. Unwitting partner in diabolical scheme is this nice, old basement of the Brewster house. The diggings serve a U.S. officials indicated recently that the country would man who thinks he's Teddy Roosevelt, involved in, sinister purpose. not follow a United Nations resolution asking for post-war among other things, digging the Panama Canal in the .assistance, repeating its position that the ff.S. need not honor the 1973 pledge because,North Vietnam did not keep its promise not to send more troops into South Vietnam. Hanoi has said such aid would be a prerequisite to nor- realization of relations and maintained that the U.S. is not living up to its responsibilities. Arsenic and Old"Lace The aid issue was a major stumbling block in Paris talks Arsenic and Old Lace what is going on and some manages to relate all events at tile Terrace Little on normalization held earlier this year. Vietnam apparently takes place in the Brewster have no idea whatsoever, to his life as Theorore Theatre Nov. 3 and 4 and 9 hoped that its admission to the UN General Assembly in household owned by two The humor is hightened by Roosevelt; and beware through 12. For advance September would allow further talks with the U.S. but the dear, old ladies who have the characters, their at- Johnathan. He was the kind tickets, admission will be $3 discussions have not developed. discovered a new way to trued and contrasting of boy who liked to cut Nov. 3, $4 on other nights And while the state department says it is prepared to re- lessen the sadness in the outlooks on the matters at worms in two with his teeth, and $5 Nov. 12. All tickets at sume talks with. Vietnam at any time or place, officials world. hand. "Teddy, for example, The play will be showing the door ar $5. acknowledge that the two sides are far apart on the aid The ai:tion begins when question. their newphew Mortimer TRADE A FACTOR discovers that a crime has One factor wMch ma~, go: a long way in prompting a re, been committed in the fiouse su~pfi6d of dis~usslonb.i~..the l~.tential for ~a.de with Viet- on the evening of his engagement. The events With a population of 50 million, Vietnam is the 16th largest that follow lead to a very country. The American Management Association, which fast-moving play which is represents 50,000 business and government managers, pure comedy carrying a noted recently that Vietnam has "vast resources, a soaring very light tough of comment import rate--up 33 per cent last year-- and an urgent need from the author as he pokes for many of the products nndservlcea that American fun at theatre crtics and business can supply." more than hints at the in- Vietnam has said that it, too, wants commercial competence of the jpolice relations, including grants or sales of food grains, fer- force. Ulizers, tools and machinery. It also has expresked interest Imagine two old ladies, a in possible U.S. aid to exploit offshore oil reserves. man who thinks he is the The strategic importance of Vietnam also provides a president of the United major incentive for the U.S. to seek better relations. States, two criminals, a few Both sides recognize that tremendous benefits likely policemen, a theartre critic °J! would result from improved relations, but they are playing and a minister's daughter, a waiting game. The question now is which side will give in all coming and going in a first on the aid issue. house where numberous very dead bodyies are hidden. The situation alone Grants kill initiative caused delightful misun- derstandings and a great WINDSOR, Ont. (CP) -- manent basis or turn it over Young Mortimer, the theatre critic, finds much mire deal of verbal .comedy and Specialized government to another organization" to occuppy his mind than his coming marriage to the dramatic irony as no one m grants are killing volunteer Mrs. Peckitt said the nee(i minister's daughter. the household knows exactly groups, says the president of for volunteers will never end the Association of May but the type of work they do Court Clubs of Canada. may change as society Mrs. Lois Peckitt of changes. Chatham, Ont., said in an "Local groups have an interview she believes the advantage over govern- days of the volunteer may ment. Being members of the be numbered. community, we are in touch "It is the policy in most with the community's May Court Clubs to start a problems and needs and new pilot project each year. don't have the bureaucratic Then after the trial period is red tape to cope with. over, and the need for the "We can get to work project ~e firmly •immediately and solve the established, club may problem or at least look for take the project on a per- a cure."

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Jonathan, left, the black sheep of the Brewster family, was the kind of boy who liked to cut worms in two with '1971 Um,'l,lol P~*u Synd;cote his teeth. He looks llke he's ready to do the same to his At last mortimer has discovered the deeds of the two the aid of a little elderberry wine mixed with a fatal cohort, a certain Dr. Einstein, who specializes in "Hey Popl Your hearing aid hss slipped down old ladies of the Brewster household who ease their dose of arsenic. He snatches the dribnk from the hand surgically rearranging the faces of thos willing to pay the leg of your pantsl" infrequent tenants on to a more blissful existance with of an unsuspecting tenant, saving his life. for new identities. [-- ~ )

THE HERALD, Tuesday, November I, 1977, PAGE $ Referallegatibns. RCMP nd fi .Qu,,bec,,,,oversee to provznces U er re RCMP act ,i!tl'es QUEBEC (CP) -- Quebec the theft of dynamite from a OTTAWA (CP) enlarging the scope• of ac- ' COMMONS ATTACKS GOVERNMENT may place the activites of Montreal' constructio~ SolicitorGeneral Francis tivities the RCMP can un- OVER MORE flCMP ILLEGAL C 7'S the RCMP in the province company and the burning of Fox said Monday he has dertake legally. . under the supervision of the a barn in the Montreal area received a number of Such a law would contain Quebec Police Commission, in 1972 or 1973. allegations of further illegal Justice Minister Marc- acts by the RCMP. provisions for the RCb~P-to OTTAWA (CP) -- The Clark asked for can- He asked "what could he officers to trial on the floor On Friday, federal go to a judge to obtain Opposition launched an all- more arbitrary, more Andre Bedard said Monda, y. SolicitorGeneral Francis But he told reporters flrmatlon from Fox and of the House of Commons Such a move would be a outside the Commons that permission to commit acts out attack on the govern- asked a long series of of a political party that is without a chance to defend Fox revealed in the House of which otherwise would be ment Monday night after it themselves. logical gesture" beeaum Commons that the RCMP has no intention .of saying questions that amounted to trying to win the hearts and administration of justice is a what these auegauons are. considered Ille~.al v/here ,was disclosed that the a demand for an explanation minds of Quebecers to stole membership fists from national security is in- RCMP participated in two of minsterial responsibility separat~ from Canada. One role of the special provincial matter under the the Parti Quebecois in 1973. Fox said they would be re. valved, he said. constitution, Bedard said in ferred to provincial at- more apparently illegal for the actions of the RCMP. ,inquiry under Mr. Justice Bedard said the acts. Earlier, Progressive Con- David McDonald will he to a telephone interview from torneys~general and to He said, though, that he He said the government servative MP Elmer Chicoutimi, Que. revelations prove "the nrovincml and federal would await recom- The Commons went into allow members of the force has been reluctant to MacKay said in the Com- to explain their actions and The minister was com- necessity of efficient Inquiries looking into al- mendations of the federal emergency debate on ac- provide information. mons that a live electronic menting on revelations that provincial control over all leged RCMP wrongctoing. inquiry into RCMP tions of the RCMP after present their side of the surveillance device had story, he said. the RCMP was involved in police actions in Quebec." ~he sulictor-general was •wrongdoing headed by Mr. Solicitor-General Francis .. SAYS TRUST LOST been discovered in an arm- Justice David McDonald besieged in the Commons by Fox confirmed reports that Broadbent said the trust chair in .ebis office. Fox said it should not be questions about an RCMP before acting. the force may have broken that Canadians should have And Fox was grilled on the forgotten that the over- break-in to obtain computer Such a law would require the law in burning a barn in their prime minister "has whelming majority of TERRIGE LITTLE THEATRE tapes.with Parti Quebecois strict controls and would and stealing dynamite. now been completely RCMP issue for the entire 55-minute question period as RCMP investigations are presents membership lists, the bring up many questions, Opposition Leader Joe shattered" because Prime carried out lawfully. burning of a barn and a such as the possible abuse of Minister Trudeau" knew the opposition bombarded Clark quoted television the government with dynamite theft. civil liberties, he conceded. reports as saying the force about the break-in of Parti Earlier, Progressive Con- He said outside the House Quebecois offices nine or 10 demands for a broader servative MP Elmer "We would need an im- may be involved in yet isqm.'ry into RCMP security that allegations of RCMP another brEak-in. itdaysago, hut did not repo~ MacKay disclosed in the NOVEMBER wrongdoing come from all partial organization to immediately serwce actions. determine if extraordinary Commons that a live 10 tXovipces and "some He said a television Parliament. FOX DEFENDS RCMP electronic surveillanc~ 3, 4, 9, 10~ 11 and 12th may be found to be true." measures are needed, and in station said that in 1971 the Canada that can be found in Fox struck back with an device had been discovered He said it would be up to pFroremiscs of the Common He said the break-in impassioned defence of the in an armchair in his office. at the judiciary," he said. nt of labor unions in showed a breach of two the provincial justice RCMP, accusing the op- TERRM}E LITTLE THEATRE departments to act on the CITED TERRORISTS Montreal was broken into elementary princ!ples: The positio!y of taking~ a And Fox was grilled on the allegations and up to the He cited international and documents taken. rule Of law that all citizens, destructive approach hut RCMP issue for the entire KALUM ST, inquiries to .determine ff terrorists communicating Clark said documents including politicians anc declining to provide detailed ~5-minute ~uestion period as they are well-founded. by as hypothetical instance were handed over to the police, must obey the law answers to matters raised tm opposition bombarded TICKETS AVAILABLE AT McCOLL REAL NEED & BILL where the RCMP might Quebec government of the and a moral obligation of by Clark and Broadbent. t ~e government with ESTATE • Fox said the government require special sanction to day, according to the ministers to tell Parliament demands for a broader FOR INFORMATION PHONE S~§-~04B "is going to have to bring a open private letters, for television' repor t.m$$$3 3 immediately when public He said the opposition inqm~ry into RCMP security bill before Parfiame" nt" exampse. anation sought servants break the law. wants to bring indiyidual serwce actions. Labor officials under top secret investigation OTTAWA (CP) -- The unlysisbrancb in SoliCitor- Relations Board. head of a top-secret federal General 's "Your request pertaining intelligence agency may be department. to Mssrs. L. Guy and J. investigating three senior The branch was set up six Fryer are being processed British Columbia labor years ago to analyse date at the moment andwill also officials on behalf of the gathered by the RCMP, lye forwarded to your office B.C. government, New other police forces and the as soon as possible." " Democrat Stuart Leggatt military intelligence net Len Guy is secretary- told the Commons Monday work in what the govern- treasurer of the B.C. Federation of Labor and ] night. _ ment said is a campaign lnggaff 9unfed from a against subversion. John Fryer is general memorannum labelled The memo, which Leggatt secretary of the provincial secret and addressed to related to aprnlonged ferry government employees' Allan Williams, labor strike in B.C., ssid the union. M minister in the province's Bourne group had. com, •The memo was dated Oct Social Credit government, prates an.. inv~u~auon o~ 13 and bore the heading" from Robin Bourne, director Paul Wefler, cnalr.man, o "Special intelligenc ~the:~.:L~,:mld :,the BvdtisbL(]elumma l,aoor report." RCMP opening mail? 0ITAWA (CP) -- SolicitorGeneral Francis Fox said Monday that "to the .best of our knowledge" the RCMP has not opened mail going to Attorney- General Jim Foster of Alberta or placed him under electronic surveillance. He said the RCMP deputy commissioner for criminal rations had investigated gattons that Foster, who ordered a royal commission ??i=":' ..... inquiry involving the RCMP last spring, had been subject

to surveillance by the :. ~!$~:.:-:i: : ' . . .~ RCMP. Fox was answering Commons questions by Elmer MacKay (PC-- Central Nova). The solicitor-general did not absolutely deny that such acts had taken place !!i!i!i!~!!i:ili!ii!i!!,:~ii!,!,~i./::~:i:i.¸¸¸ but he said that "to the best A professional of our knowledge" there was no basis to the reports. 8xi0 color portrait for 88 Fester called the royal commission intothe hart- • Choose from our selection of eight scenic and cuing of a 1975 investigation • colour backgrounds. into-Royal American Shows, Select additional portraits and save up to 1/3 a U.S.-based midway compared to 1975 prices. operation touring the • See our new large Decorator Portrait. Prairies. The attorney- • Your complete satisfaction guaranteed or your general said evidence Jmd been so "tainted" that'the money cheerfully refunded. province could not follow through on charges that No obligation to buy additional portraits R0_yal-American [tad p~Id Now through April 30,1978" off A1 Anderson ot ~u- monton, who ran the A Great Way.to Remember Klondike Days exhibition in the"Queen of Prince Rupert"sails to Vancouver .Edmonton. Those You Love Officials in Foster's department were advised by WED. thru SAT. 10-6 (Tsawwassen Terminal)twice a week. the ministers to put their NOV. 3, 3, 4, S notes and documents Going South for business or pleasure? Moving? Trucking? You'll find relating to the Royal ][ B.C. Ferries new service to Vancouver more attractive than ever. American case in bank We're pleased to offer you new off-season fares for passengers and See your travel vaults to protect them 4635 LAKELSE AVE. vehicles, new stateroom rates, "Sail 'n Save" excursion fares and agent or phone... against theft by "plum- TERRACE, B.C. 635-7261 bers." groupfares, No matter how you wish to travel aboard the "Queen of Pdnce Rupert i Prince Rupert", we've.got a deal for you. Too much bench 624-9627 ,time slows you SHOPPERS Departures from Prince Rupert are every Tuesday at 10:30 PM, every down, Get active. Saturday at 10:00 AM. From Vancouver Mondays and Thursdays. •Get in shape and put yourself in DRUG the clear, One sitting per subject-S1 per subject for BRITISH COLHMBIA FERRYCORI RATION Fitnessis fun. addltiortal subjects, groups, or individuals in the same family. Persons.under 18 must be 1045 Howe Street, Vancouver, B.C, V6Z 1P6 Try some, ~il~~ j~ acco.mpanled by parent or guardian. 'Except February refit period. , PaRr/,'//~?H/O// PAGE 4, THE HERALD, Tuesday, November 1, 1977

1. Coming Events •33. For :ale- NIOSC. qtY. buttes for Rent I 58. Mobile Homes THE Herald, 3212 Kalum Street FOR a most memorable FOR SALE: 2 scuba tanks. FOR RENT: Fullyfurnlshed In P.O. Box 399 Terrace, B.C. evening In your life, plan on Good condition. Asking $160.00. REPOSSESSIONS Thornhlll 12x64 $ bedroom James Bay agreement attending the third annual Big Wet suit free with tanks. Phone Two 1974 Mobile Homes for Phone 635-6357.Terrace trailer. Located at 3341 Kofeed • Subecrlpflon rates: Single Copy Band Dance. Dec. 3 at Skeena 635-3463. (P3-1) sale. One 12x56 two bedroom, "Junior High. (CTF) Drive With washer and dryer, one 12x68three bedroom. Both 20 cants. Monthly by carrier economical to heat $250 par Three Dollars (~1.00). located In local trailer courts. FOR SALE. 4 belted snow tires- month. No an malE. 635.2482 will help natives 'Yearly by mail In Canada Rebekah Lodge Tea and G78 x 14 on rims, to fit GM cars,. ' (p4-4) Anxious to sell, best offer before $40.00. Sefllor Citizens $20.00 Bazaar, Sat. Nov. 5, 2.4 p.m. Phone 635-3136. (C4-2} November 10, 1977, will be OTTAWA (CP) -- The "This more than the quan- It gives roughly 6,500 Cree per year. Elk's Hall Raffle draw 4 p.m. L HILLSIDE LODG:" I considered. Contact Gerry James Bay agreement tities of land and money is and 4,200 Inuit living in Que- Yearly by mall outside Canada Old Age Penslonere Tee and FOR SALE: 1976 Yamaha 80 Little Avonue I Warren, Assistant Manager. became law Monday and a really the new deal the bec's northern territory $225 SSl.00. Bazaar Sat. Nov. 12, 1:30.4:30 Endure. Asking price $300. Sleeping rooms, housekeepingI Royal BanK, Terrace, 635.7117. federal official predicted it native people were leaking million over 20 years, own- Autberlzed as second class mall p.m. Arena Banquet Room. Excellent condition. Phone 635- unlts, centrally located. Fully| (c0.4) will make northern Quebec for," said Foumier. ership of small parcels of by the Post Office Department, Raffle draw 4:00 p.m. (ctf Nov.) 2312 (c5-1) furnlshed. Reasoneble rates byI native people "more con- 60. Tenders The agreement is the first land for their communities Ottawa and for payment of y or week. Non.drlnkersJ fident, more resourceful and modern, major Canadian and exclusive hunting, postage In cash. St. N~thew's Anglican Church $,1,000 Cltlzen band radio wlth ly. Phone635.~11. (ctf) more forceful." base antena $100. 4 • 650xlS I land claims settlement and, fishing and trapping rights Classifieds due 24 hours prior to Christmas Bazzar. Sat. Nov. 26. Tenders are Invited for Aside from money and in at least some respects, over large tracts of land. desired day of publication. S2.00 at 2 p.m. snowtlres $60. Phone John 635- 49 Homes for Sale alterations to the premises at land, the agreement gives for first 20 words, 10 cents each 5850 or 635.7324 (pi0-I0) sets a precedent for others 2506 Kenny St. (New basement) Cree and Inuit (Eskimo) to come in British Celumbia, Also in the agreement are word thereafter. No refunds on list of alteratlonsand viewing of people a share of governing claselfled ads. 14. Business Personal PaR SALE: A-Frame cottage Yukon, the Northwest provisions for the natives to with garage in Thornhllh low the premises may be obtained OWer, Jean Forunier, 34. For Rent- Misc. by calling 635.2547 after 6 p.m. Territories and Labrador. It establish developmenl Golden Rule: Odd lobs for the taxes - owner leaving town. deral land claims execu- became law when the corporations, local and |1 (p20,2,4) I. Coming Events Jobless. Phone 635-4535. 3238 Must sell reasonable price. tive director, said in an federal and Quebec govern- regzonal municipalities, Kalum. (off) FOR RENT Phone 635-5361 (p2.1) interview. ments proclaimed bills school boards and health COMMERCIAL Loyal Order of Moose Lodge No. Ceramics by Pearl STORAGE SPACE 52. Wanted to Rent ls.tryi approving its contents, boards. 1820, Terrace, B.C. Meatlng Work Shop. Call 635-3854 for Do you require extra storage held every 2nd and 4th Thur. further Information. space ? WANTED TO RENT: 3 Libera ng to ,day every month at 8 p.m. (off.feb 14-78) AVAILABLE IMMEDIATELY bedroom house or duplex for the Phofle ~1. (off) *HEATED PREMISES first porto, Dec. Phone 635-5132 ABLE ELECTRIC LTD. * Regularly patrolled (c5-1) INCH ES AWAY CLUB Refrigeratlve Co'~tractlng and *contrallv located buy election--Clark | ',.0x,, ,J Meet every Tuesday night at 8 household repairs. Phone 635~ REASONABL E RATES in the Skeena Health Unit. For 5174 or 638-1231. (ctf) CALL 6354357 57. Automobiles OTTAWA (CP) -- Op cabinet decided to eliminate ~ AS lOW as $200,00 you con buy a14 wide I more Information Phone 635- For further details position Leader Joe Clark the committee's recom- ~ mobile home. furnished, set up and delivered. '~ 2847 or 635-3023. Monday to Friday FOR SALE: 1965 Dodge accused the Liberal mendations that contribu- ABLE ELECTRIC LTD Monaco2door hard top. Bucket Class A Electrical Contracting. Ask for BILL government Monday of tions from anonymous ! ! Kermode Four Wheelers I['; seats. Floor console. Good tampering with the donors to .a political party A HURRYI Z Meetings 1st Wednesdayof each Free Eslmates. Phone 635.58N condition. Phone 635-2351 after recommendations of an all- not be allowed. ! month at 8 p.m. In the meeting or 431-1231. (ctf) 38 Wanted - Misc. 4 p.m. (p5.5) I party committee on election "We want to let the sun 2 Phone Mr. George 9 room at the Sandman Inn. For expenses to "buy the sup- shine in on the electoral n - " collect 434-9175 n further Information phone 635. WANTED TO BUY: 1 garage FOR SALE: 1976G.M.C. Van 6 ! | door. 7x9 Call evenings 635-9785 port and votes of process and we don't want 3442. Webb Refrigeration cyl. 292 cu. In. 3 speed manual, Canadians." shadowy figures carrying ~,:~,,~,)~,,~,:~s~,4m.,~~ (1;4.4) 3/4 finished Interior. 30,000 ml. /b~etlng - Terrace B.P.O.E. The Progressive Con- little brown bags involved," 4623 SOUCI E 635.2188 Phone 635-7393 (p4.4) servative leader said the he said. 'FOR PRIVATE USF OR BUSINESS (Elks Lodge). First and Third .t4. Room & Board Thursday of month. O.O.R.P. FOR SALE: 65 VW Bug $300. AUTOVEST Phone 635.4584 (p2-2) Before you buy, Investigate the advantages of this rent.to. (Ladles of the Royal Purple). @ FOR RENT: 2 bedroom apt. Second and Fourth Monday of own plan. All monies paid apply to purchase. Why tie up with frldge and stove. $125.00 FOR SALE: 1974 Dodge Month. Authorized your cash or horrewlng power. 1st and lest months rent and par month. Westerhof Apt., Window Van V8 "'318" P.S., Dollars pose .the Service Depot drive away. Nelson Rd. Phone 635.6904. (c4. P.B., Radio. Brand new radials Weight Watchers meeting held Repalrsto Refrigerators EXAMPLES 2) and exhaust .system. Only every Tuesday at 7 p.m. at the Freezers, Washers, Dryers, Based on 36 month lease 24,000 miles. Excellent con. Knox United Church Hell, 4907 And Ranges FOR RENT: Small 1 bedroom biggest problem ditlon. Asking $4,300 O.B.e. 78 F 250 pickup 78 Econoline Van Lazetle Avenue. (off) partially flJrnlshed cabin. 6 78 C 100 Chev pu II I • i i Phone 635.7006 (p5-1) S148.00per month $136.00per month $129.00per month ~ miles from town. For more ANOHORAGE (AP) --- decision, has not yet acted ~rhe Catholic Womens League lease end price lease end price lease end price Information phone 847.2752 or The United States am- on the matter. $2,175.00 Sl,975.00 $1,075.00 will h01d their Annual Fall Tea write to M. Farrell RR NO.1 FOR SALE: 1976 Ford 3/dton dx4 bassador to Canada said with 0' cab over camper. 11,000 .¢L~h,,.,t,=,, t),o~ n .... ;,, ,,r "Enders added that or simply return or simply return or simply return and Bszzeer on Sat. Oct. 29th at PIANO TUNING Smlthers, B.C. (pS.1) III fSk Verlt~ A'iBtorJum. miles.Extra gas tank, 2 spares ~'e"'n;"aatural'" ...... gas plpeune"'6"',.,- Canadian native land claims 78 Camaro HT 78 Zephyr Sedan 78 Dodge Van & fool box. Phone 638-1031. (C5. -- -- - , --.. - negotiations, seen by many CTF CALL 635-4080 NEAR TOWN. Sleeping room ,~ •...... : , zrom &lasxe 8 yruonoe uay $139.00per month S124.00per m~n!h,i, • $129.00per month • ' 'RAY i~VFikLO for rent with own bathroom "" ~ ~ '~..: ...... oH field • will 'be:the biggest as an obstacle to the project, lease end price lease i:end ~ic~? i I~se end price ,~.~kesna District Girl Guides (c0 14] for appointment facilities. With private en. are reaching a crucial point S2,025.00 Sl,825.00 * • $1,075.00 would like to announce the trance. Phone 635.4013. View at FOR SALE: 1974 Ford Ran. hurdle to the massive at Whitehorse, Yukon. or simply return or simply return or simply return " I project. opening of a Land Ranger 2703 South Eby. (c5.4) chero Squire Side moulding 78 Fiesta 3 dr. wlth vinyl roof. Tape deck, new Aml~assador Thomas He said early talks bet- 78 FI50 4 x 4 78 aids Cutlass Company In the Thornhlll area. Enders, in the state to learn wean the United States and S99.00 per month $155.00per month $139.00per month Girls between the ages of 14 and radials. Excellent condition. BOOK NOOK - Asking $3,100.00. Phone 635. more about the Alaska Canada established that lease end price lease end price lease end price 18whoare Interested please call We Buy and Sail 47. Homes for Rent 3463. (P5.3) viewpoint on the project, American officials would S1400.00 S2,275.00 $2,025.00 635-3061 or 638-1269 (ctf) or simply return or simply return or simply return Used Books said no private company has not participate in the / / 2 bedroom house near 3992B - Old Lakelse Rd. FOR SALE: 1969Vauxall Veva ever gathered together $10 Canadian land claims issue. FOR FURTHER The 1.0. F. regular meatings.3rd 635.3081 Vocafh0nal School $175.00 per 4.door Sedan $400. Phone 638. INFORMATION month. Phone 635.4453 (cS.4) billion worth of financing, On the issue of foreign CALL LARRY HAYES-RICHARDS COLLECT Saturday of each month at the 1232 (p3-2) the amount that will'be control of a U.S. pipeline, Slumber Lodge at 8 p.m. 987-71 II 2bedroom houseon Agar Ave. 58. Mobile Homes needed for the Alaska High- Enders noted that 40 per way pipeline project, cent of Canada's energy BELMONT LEASING LTD. A Tea end Bazaar will be held In 19. Help Wanted References Required. Phone 635.2898 (c3.3) FOR SALE: Must sell, 8x44foot Enders said the corporato goes through the United 1160MARINE DRIVE Knox United Church on Sat. consensus "is that it can be States. ' NORTH VANCOUVER, B.C.D.0~479A Dec. 3 h'om 2 to 4:30 P.M. trailer with foey shack. Set up HELP WANTED: Large In Timberland Trailer Park. done, but it is going to be National Company requires 48. Suites for Rent difficult." Order of the Royal Purple. Phone John 635-5850 or 635.7324 sales person for Terrace, (pi0-10) President Carter has Novel~, bake sale Saturday Klflmat, Prince Rupert area. advocated the project which Nov. 19 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Elks Usual company benefits. FOR SALE: 10x58 2 bedroom hall corner of Sparks and Park. KEYSTONE COURT would route a pipeline Experienced in Industrial sales APARTMENTS trailer. Full price $3500 can be through Alaska to a point Donuts and coffee 50 cents. preferred but not necessary. bought rental purchase. (ctf.Nov.19) ' south of Fairbanks, and then Please reply in writing to Mr. Office No. 2. 4603 Scoff. One, Located at 3347 Kofoed Dr. swing east through Canada. Roberts et 7786 Langcaster two and three bedroom part. Phone 635-2482 (p4-4) Congress, which could Terrace Chess (~lub Is looking Crescent Prince George, B.C. meats. Laundry & Storage reject the president's for new players. Everybody, Full resume preferred. (c15.4) area. Near schools an¢ Including beginners, are downtown. Cleare quiet welcome to offend. TAXI DRIVERS spacious, security lock.up and Games and Instruction are )atrol. every Wednesday at 7:00 p.m. Full time, part time. Class 4 Do It Now Ilcence and police permit at the Terrace Swimming Pool 635-5224 Board Room. For Information required. Contact manager,• Terrace Taxi. 635.2242 (ctf) Phone Joe at 635.5419 (ctf) [ctf) .Aluminum The Terrace Art Association WANTED: After School Day will be sponsoring a pre- careneeded for 6 year old In the Christmas sale of arts and Thornhill school area. Own 01in:on Manor I crafts on Dec. 4, If there Is, Sheets transportation helpful. Call 635- iFurnlshedor unfurnlshea studio I sufficient Interest on the part of 3642 after 6 p.m. (st,). ~r 1 bedroom apartments. I 25" x 36" You can cash in! local artists and crafts people. Isacurlty enterphone. Sauna,I The work is simple, Any group, Individual, or / 635.3941 I organization Interested Ir 32. Bicycles, Motorcycles / 638-1032 I • easy, clean. Super repeat having a display or booth should I I | 12 she.el, only- 3.76 phone 635.7562or 635.4395before business. Read these fascinating facts: FOR SALE: 1-1977 Suzuki CEDAR PLACE Nov. 1, or write the Terrace Art GT500 motorcycle, 800 mile, (over 100 successful retail locations now in operation) Assoclatlen, Box 82, Terrace. black, new condition, or willing APARTMENTS to trade for car of equal value. 4931 Walsh Avenue THE ILY HERALD An open Invitation to aflend a Bigger Income No specialskl]Xs, educationor experienceneeded. Celebrity Je'W~ellry Party. 3225 Sparks. (p5-5) Suite 113 OurIron-on machine will produce custom:]'.Shirts with 15 3212 Kalum St. Terraoe Operatinga MODELT'S ® T-Shirt Centre* could be secondon-site s!encllling. Simple. Come and have coffee and see Terrace, B.C. your way to biggerincome because you'll he selll0ga Completestorage and applicationfadlitles in a self. 1he [ewellery display. 33. For Sale - Misc. 635-7056 provenproduct that evewhody wants. It's simpleto setup contained,in-store unit that can be set up in one day in Wednesday November znd 0 New 1, 2 and 3 bedroom suites andoperate, and we'll support and guide you everystep of any existingor newlocation. ~l you needIs a minimum the way, p.m. at the new Child FOR SALE: Metal storage tar rent. Frldge, stove, drapes, of 25 sq. feetof space. DevelopmentCenter, 2510 South shed 10x21 10 months old. Like :arpat, rec area, sauna and pool Eby St. new condition. View at No.51 table, with security en Sell Anywhere Guarantee A percentage of the sales will Timberland. Phone 635.6422 terpohone and elevator. Ab. "WANTED" MODEL TS® T-Shirts and products can be sold Fu9exchange pflvlleye on aUmerchandise. practicallyanywhere. In record.batsto boutiquesto hE,d- be donated to the centre. (p5.1) ;olutely no pets. (c~f) warestores to kiosks. Anywherethere's a minimumof 25 Success speaks for itself... sq. feet to set up in. The iron-on machine, stock and you PARENTS IN CRISIS displayis all you needto giveyou highgross per sq. foot. let it speak for KALUM GARDENS AMBITIOUS BOYS OR GIRLS The demandis fantastic,your profit potentialexcel- Are you making your own life SUNDANCE 3 bedroom apartment for rent, lent. Why delay?Your time Ismoney. Act now. Simplyfill and your children's miserable? ~'11 Help outthe coupon below and mailtoday. Or betteryet cat]us Do you constantly yell at your FAMILY TRAMPOLINES some with basement and car. to do carrier routes in We help you reachyour full potential.Our counsel at (416)441-1500. port, private entrance and is flee. children, or hit them, or find it patio. To view see full time *MODEL TS I, T.Shllt Cen~e and Photo.SErl aze ,eg'~tertd b'ld, I'~rks o| ~ard to control your angry Your No. 1 Investment In year We carry full inventoriesfor immediateshipment. HODEL.TS:. caretaker at Apt. No.0 on Scott feelings toward them? round fun & fitness for the whole THORNHILL Quality Is tops, featuflngCanadian-made T-Shirts. Our Ave east of Kalum or phone 635. pflcesare realistic.All stockis guaranteedfirst quslity.The Mode~ll~, 875DOn Mills Road P.I.C.'s goal Is to help you family. (Indoor preschool selection Is simply fantastic, everythingfrom long and DonMills Ontario become the loving constructive models are now available.) The 4841. (ctf) short.sk~eveT-Shins. T-Dresses.Sweatshlrts. Tote Bags, '(416}441-1500 ideal Xmas giftl in a blazeof colours.Our creativestaff have designed a line parent you really want to be. Good experienoo and earnings Pleaserush me your folder filled with even more fasctna:. All enquiries absolutely con. 3 bedroom row housing suites. of ~aphlcs that echoesthe full-changinglifestyle of the ingfacts about your MODEL T'S t T.SldrtCentre" Sundence Trampolines ere Full basement, IV2 baths, r/2 youth market.Our MODELT'S ® series include Rock and fldentlal. Roll, Nostalgia.Zodiac, Vogue. speclsl His 'N HersT's, NAME Phone Mary or John 635.4419 Neatherproof, compact for block,ram schools. 3 mln. walk from town. Suitable for to right porsons, and our fabulouscurrent Humout designs, and thereare STORENAME Jane 638.8302 storage, maintenance free & many,many morel fully guaranteed. families. $250 per month. 6 $ ADDRESS •~onths lease. Apply suite 118, The T-Shirt Centre* also featuresPhoto-Shifts ... Yes, MODEL TS® can reproduceyour lavoufltecolour CITY/TOWN 'rhornhlll Community Center Phone or write Sundance 3530 Kalum. (ctf) pictureon aT.Shlrt; and CustomLenering... Yes, we can committee will be holding a right away for free brochures. PHONE:- DAWN pdnt any messageon a T-Shirt. PROV. POSTALCODE. meeting Wed. Nov. 2 at 7:30 2 bedroom fully furnished TELEPHONE p.m~. Thornhlll Community SUNDANCE TRAMPOLINES trailer In Thornhlll no animals More Advantages Center . Anyone Interested 1358t-.SEYMOUR ST.603.4333 $175.00 per month. 3347 Kofoed 636-6367 AUthe prolltswill be yours(no fees.dues, or r~yslries please attend. (nc20,1,2) IllyANCOUV E R, B,C, V6B 3P5 Dr. 635.2482. (P4.2) to pay). I , , ~ i

THE HERALD, Tuesday, November 1, 19 t, PAGE 1

J II volleyball team returned side of net, giving the team the top spot in Saturday's play day. They lost only one game of nine played against Sports '"-""Kltimat, Houston and Smitbers, all teams they i ,, "°""°an,, -- had'never beaten before. _A ..... I ANDERSON HARDWARESTORES J i ,, ,, ,, ,, =_j bring you THE T.V. GUII)E ALL LISTINGS SUBJEOTTO ONANGEWITHOUT | )Tli)E

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Rob Kawinsky just about slipped the I~aU ~vay. At the end of thegame, the score by Kitimat's goalie in Saturday's play was 1-1, but a penalty kick gave Kltimat day. but the opposition's defence got in the the edge in the final score of 2-1. S, ,son electric winds up BISTRIGT OF TERRACE NOTICE supergril Caledonia hosted one of the lasy playdays in soccer OALL FOR TENDERS and volleyball Saturday. as Huge family.size grill cooks "n serves mouth- Heat cooks evenly, keeps every recipe at proper the season draws to a close. I"ANIMAL OONTROL" watering recipes from breakfast through cooking and serving temp...no scorching or Regional finals will be held Sealed bids relating to the above contract will be dessert. Heaps of delicious pancakes, ham. burningl Large cooking area serves two or a in two weeks. accepted at the Municipal Offices until 4:30 p.m. burgers, chops, eggs, vegetables, appetizers, hungry crowd at your home. No.stick, no scour The girls" volleybaU tgam. November 30th, 1977. Interested parties are grilled sandwiches, desserts (and more), make surface makes easy serving and clean.up. has shown steady im- Completel); immersible, tool provement throughout the advised to view the proPOsed contract (s) and.or every meal a feast. Thermostatically Controlled season and may do well in obtain further information at the Municipal the finals to be held at. Office, 5-3215 Eby Street, during normal business J Thornhill Jr. Secondary hours. Nov. 12. The boys volleyball team Tenders must be submitted in sealed envelopes. has also shown a lot of addressed to the Clerk.Administrator and DON & ANDERSOH ~trength this season. They ost onl~ one match, against clearly marked "Tender to Animal Control". Kitimat. this weekend. The lowest or any tender not necessarily ac- Caled,)nia's soccer team cepted. ( did not fare well. They lost LTD. =o, all their games, although Signed, the game against Kitimat E.R. Hallsor, es. te Sat. 9 a,m. to 6:30 p.m. Friday 9 a.m. to 9 p.m~" was close. Prince Rupertt came out on top, although Clerk.Administrator Nisgha did well

• ". .~" ?, PAGE 8, THE HERALD, Tuesday, Noveml~" 1, 1977 Three candidates, two seats The Amazing Spider-man

~ow~=.,' SLASr ~r: ~ "1 ImEaNW#/Ze,AT~/AM~FAMOi~I WANT~ ~ A.~K HOW H~ ALWA~fS HAPPENF~TO ~' I One race in"school 'board THERE WHENeVeR THAT 1~_81¢~ 5HOW, Herald staff Jack Cook,, Elaine Hazelton and Bill Wright of beatd. Romllly is a u~!~ "No new surprises came Johnson and Lama Romilly Stewart have both been newcomer. Current ehairman of the WI/ • IAN~ PARKSR! I with yesterday% nomination will compete for two elected by acclamation. Illa~l~/,~ / WHAT'5 THE I deadline for Terrace school Terrace seats on the board Cook and Johnson are board Jack Cook stated it's while John Babcok of both incumbants on the time to "take a long hard ~ I~ co~v~cr,~vr: board trustees. look at education" and improve the quality of education in the district. Kitimat-Stikine School b'ustees are going to have to watch carefully the finances of the district Three regional fights he said, and his long ex- perience on the beard will be Herald staff John Sarieh, who held the Four other electoral area helpful in this respect. seat during this term, directors have been elected Johnson said she would Kitimat-Stikine regional stated he would not seek re- by acclamation. They are: like to continue to be a part District board is in for a few election due to work com- Percy Tait, of area A (The of the district board because Doonesbury possible changes this year mittments. Nass) Marty Allen, of area "school boards are very th three seats spoken for i In Kitimat, incumbent Joe, B (K3twanga) BobbyBall, of important for education in by more than one candidate area D (Telegraph Creek this province." yesterday. _ . Banyay will seek re-election One of the main purposes II> Cgs?I ~?~IM'Apip I S4y OH,.C~, ,C=u but will be challenged by and northern areas) and Les .,~,f~ 7'/Rc4/..¢..0u.E{# ST/./- ~ yo# S/./p!z F~s5 ~:JJ~N'/'4/O'ON T//~ ex~! Alice Chen-Wing, uorny Watmaugh, of area E of a school board is to set ,r4(x Ow/cr~- King and Allan McCall have Lee Ellis and Bernard goals and objectives, 541PYou [r~ ~£,4~1 . II L4TE..C,TC--.,a.M/~M00~.//T all declared their intentions Gifford. (Thornhill). P II s~oum Ru~ ~ME.TIME Johnson said, adding that Z~iW" YO#/'//~f,ff gr fOR ABel I~J~O/C!La / [[ /~x7"tCf.,~ ON ~e ~c a~r ~t ~! of running for the seat Stewart's current she feels Terrace district I representing electoral Area representative Frank Ar- Elections for regional board is getting closer to C, which takes in the area mttage will be challenged by board seats will take place establishing these. surrounding Terrace. Dennis Brown. November 19. Romilly gave her reasons for seeking the trustee seat c~i i an interest in school board •.Bible reading business "because I have two children in school." Some of her concerns are comm~ication between the Kick out protestors school beard and thepublic and establishing and ira- ABBOTSFORD, B.C. The school district here readings and new school proving French programs in (CP)-- Students at the voted unanimously Oct. 27 to regulations, requiring them the district senior secondary school in enforce compulsory Bible to obtain permission to walk School board trustee this Fraser Valley com- readings in every class in in the hallway; pay a $5 elections will also take place munity, who walk out of the school district, as parking fee a semester on November 19. classes to protest com- required under the Public (while teachers park free); ,pulsory Bible readings, will. Schools Act. report to the office even if be 'suspended, principal they arrive "a minute late" MOSCOW (Router) -- A Administrative and spend all their spare Noel Muhtadi said Monday. regulations in the act group of Soviet farm He said the students can periods in their home workers who clebrated the provide for teachers and rooms. avoid the walk-outs by using students to conscientiomly end of harvest with a other avenues of pretest. object to or exempt them- Muhtadi said absenteeism drinking spell brought "They can petition MLAs has dropped dramatically shame to the Communist sevles from the Bible party, a newspaper reach- or MPs--whatever the case reading and prayer. since the ~mplementation of may be--to change the the new regulations, and mg l~1oscow declared law," he said. "There is no About 300 students walked attendance now is 94 per Sunday. ,, need to disrupt classes or out of classes last week to cent compared to 84 per cent Their collective booze- teachers trying to teach." protest the forced Bible up" went on through the in June. night under the glare of He said 55 Bibles are on vehicle headlights, said a order from the education report in the party news- Won't interfere department, and readings paper sovetskaya The largest.model selection of small cars in Canada are currently being con- Byelorussia. PARIS (AFP) -- Premier portant in the present ducted in those classrooms The report said 58 farm Ranging from the economical Canadian to the all new luxury Celica. Rene Levesque of Quebec context." where the teachers have workers of the Zhodin said Monday his three-day Bibles. Agricultural Research At your Toyota dealer today. official visit to France Levesque went on to Station in the western which begins Wednesday, stress the weak' economic Meanwhile a spokesman Republic of Byelorussia will be marked by "non- relations between France in Education Minister Pat pooled their bonuses to 1978 CELICA interference" in Canada's and Quebec, say~g there McGeer's office, said the finance the drinking session. ALL NEW, ALL DYNAMrrE. internal affairs. was a need .for a more minister will not get They drank through the On the GT Liftbackincludes'. 2.2 litre engine, In an interview published precise political desire to publicly involved in the night and next morning radial ply tires, AM/FMmultiplex stereo, full gauge in. here in Le Monde,he said it establish ways of welcoming dispute until he sees "what were found unable to walk stmmentation,split-fold down rear seat, quartz was necessary not to upset companies and increasing happens with public opinion and had to be taken home by electric clock,wall-to-wall cut pile carpeting, ful~ re- Ottawa ... "which is ira- investment." and other school boards." cars, the newspaper said. cliningbucket seats withlumbar support and vertical height adjustment in the driver's seat, interior rear hatch and fuel lid releases, and more. Available at no extracost 1978c~u~ ' O..i.,,= 9 ONE OF CAN'.,~D~S LOWEST PR[CF_,D CAPS. Include§:1,2 litre engine,power frontdisc brakes, ~ETA GREAT 4-speed synchromesh transmission,side window defoggers, fullyreclining driver's bucket seat, sporty ff.t, t,, £e. black exterior trim,increased colour selection, HAL! colour keyed interiors and more,Available atno extra BASEMENT cost 1978 COROLLA LIF~ACK SPORTZ SEXYAND SENSIBLE, FALL FIX-UP On SR5 includes: power disc brakes, 5 speed BUI~ overdrive transmission,wide oval radials, inside hatch release, split-folddown rear seat sport steering wheel and more. Available at. no extra cost SPECIAL Deluxe 1.3 litre and Deluxe i.6 litre models also available.

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Ganadiana Gedar_ ...... 6J' ! 1978 PICKUPS Drmlia. Rosewood ...... "L" SPORTY APPEAL wrrH PICKUP UTILITY. On SR5 includes: 2,2 litre engine, power front disc brakes, 5-speed o~,erdrivetransmission, radial ply Dareelena Dark ...... ~." tires, high back bucket seats, deluxe wheel discs, AM radio and more, Available at no ex~a cost. Madtim Pine...... $." Other models available are the Standard and Long Bed pickups and the 1-Ton Cab and Chassis.

1 1978 4-WHEEL DRIVE LANDCRUISER DESIGN PRODUCTS CARPETS GO WHERE YOU WAI~ ~. Includes,.4-speed transmission,2-speed transfer reg. How case, steel skid plates, power frontdisc brakes, front Tampa Day & Gaslite t4." 11.;[ ,,,. towinghook, 4,2 litre engine,front and rear heaters, front bucket seats, and fold-downrear seats, side win- Master.Print--_Series-- (on foam) reg. e," Now 6,98q. ya, dow defoggers, and more,Available at no extra cost Land Cruiser Wagon and Pickup models also Westmills "Hall 'H' Dale" reg. 132' .ow 10.;[ yd. available.

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