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VOLUME 72 NO. 55 '~ 20C TUESDAY, MARCH 21, 1978

Girl's death,likely WELCOME,NEW CANADIANS! ,nEngiand caused by falling Hunt bogus "irish"

Injuries to thebody of a 16 yearold girl found Dr. from Vanoouver • under the old Skeena Bridge Saturday were consistent with a fall or jump from the bridge, LONDO (CP) An in- NO ONE HURT according to an autopsy•held Sunday night ternatlonal police htmt has Surgeons at beth hospitals started for a bogus dsctor-- have rechecked all the oper- Te'rraee RCMP said, Monday.. ' believed to be Irishwho may ations in which he was in- The body. of Rose .Marie Young, of Terrace, have spent some time in volved and say they are was found atabout 2:30 p.m. by two cyclists. Vancouver. satisfied that no patient Police set up road blocks at both ends of the Interpol is looking for a suffered as a result. 'bridge for approximately 20 hours while the body man who calls himself Frank Kenneth Porous-Wright, Murphy or Gerald Frank Redhill district health ad- was removed. Wmdon. ministrator, said: "0b- An inquest into the girl's death will be held, Police here say the man vioasly the chap is a bit of a although a date has not yet been set. they want operated on crank. He must love the According to a police Spokesman, RCMP are patients at two Surrey work in some way. He must hospitals before he was also be quite confident that not saying whether foul play is suspected. exvosod and fled to Canada. he is not going, to kill them. However, a radio news broadcast Monday The latest information "He certainly knew a lot morning was said to have reported that foul play here is that he may have about medicine and oper- had been ruled out. The Herald has received a gone to Vancouver and later ations." .number of phone calls from persons_ enquiring moved to New Zealand. The bogus doctor became Police at Reigato, Surrey, known to. the health whether or not the RCMP are investigating the just south of London, say the department aft~ working ....~OPl~ed disappearance of a red-headed 16 year 28-year-old suspect is for two weeks at queen old girl whom they suspect may have been wanted in Vancouver for Mary's last October. missing for the past week. , fraudulently obtaining $6,000 "There were some • Local RCMP have, however, denied they are from two banks and for irregularities and we begun several 'other Financial Of- to smell a very large rat." investigating any such disap~aranee, when fences. •He vanished when hospital questioned by the Herald, Monday noon. The two British hospitals administrators could not ,which employed him as a 17- confirm his credentials. aday (;35) holiday relief "We want to question this registrar in orthop~edies~ man regarding an alleged of- Disabled inship New Canadian citizens who took the Oath of with Mayor Dave Maroney. Left to right are are Queen Mary's in fence of obtaining a gra pkceckniary advantage by L.- . .__ All,glance Wednesday were invited to an in- Nick Walton, Elshandre Mareos, Mayor Dave Roehampton and Redhili nil ading m r/Rupert formal gathering at Terrace municipal hall after Maroney, Betty Warm, Fernanda, Gina,• Henry General, eption..." the court ceremony for coffee and refreshments and Jose Crave,re, and Nijjar Harcharnji. by Scott Browe~ ~ Rupert, B.C., 950 miles ::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::;:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::;:;:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: Updated reports~on the southeast of where the ...... ,' • ... Mail boxes opened state : of the Adriatlk, a IrOhl.emwas first t~ported, ' • • ~i ..., : " Panamanian bulk carrier ..theshlpsma'stersbld. lfull-..:...... ,'' .. -•" •Kit,mat RCMP report several small mailboxes .desthi(~] fer Chil~ having to. gu. Well, th, ~rnin~er :.- Hine chiefs taokle fishing rights pried open in the Kuldo apartments over the ~sturn to Canada due to hull"'~ should-arrive .at. Prliiee ...... " .: "." ..... <." . " :. . • : " -- "... " "" " ,L~MmS~' + +!the Ship is-- Rupert late ~Tuesday, af- • • . , . . . . i +: weekend. '~tbt+{~.;serlousl.danger Of +m, Said Pauilck...... -'The lund is err culture . Aspokesmanfortheunmn/cencbpt of collectively is the responsible party br Although contents of the boxes has yet to he .sinki~l~i: -i~i,~, ~i:, '~ ,, , ,The :vessel. repo x~" its ,was the.title of a, workshop, m Vancouver explained the strengthe~.,lng bands' power indian government. : clarified the police arenot susp~ting any great :~,:Chili@quarter :~ master problem at • p.m. A~ Nine urea chiefs gathered losses., Snig¢iy.0fth~:Kbdiak'search :.p.m. EST) .Sunda.y, it Sk.,eemJr. High Sch®Ito The case is still under investigation. :~d rtseus ceiitrein Kodiak aircraft was dispat~ )e one of the first groups Idanka, says, "We ~have ,determine the va~ei'e addressed b~ the union. . . . -...... •three vessels ~nvargins;en position. Horkshow~lLkethe }ond last :' }~f:e '" B~. NET: "AdrlaWr;.~th~,~.qU~ ~eeks~d~ part" .of a B.C. Can, ~:"*,athiir d~,;..~'}~::' vldatou~...'• .:::.• .. : . ~..~aneo~ S~eU i~;~1 '~,-.,~r ~" - "~::~ ..... ~'~" "~"- ...... ~...... Moi'itiiUiid, ~ud ~ the ~e : &odi'~!' ;~:''•: • ' ~.... ~orkshop; ,Is ,,:In .: PrInce Two.adults and one ju;/enile were in e~tody Anchorage oil tanker out of 'Est: ~es . from: ~eorge l~rd~ ~ sad00:. Monday in Prince Ruper~tfoll6wing the theft of a •Vald~.'. : ..... : Canadian Coast GUm At: 4:03 Pacific time Prince ::Rupert' put Sundaymorning we received Adriatik in harbor by According toTerrace RCMP, the safe, Which a distress call from .the p.m. Pacific,time Tue OBO oentres contained aminimal amount of money, was Adriatik. The ship reported Theship's position a: recovered fivemiles west of town, open, with its taking on watoe. Causeofthe p.m. Monday 'was 450 sndor ok • alia contents removed. •seepage is believed to be a from the DL~on entr Cl~arges are pending. crack in the hull." . sheltered..: from. the SURREY' B.C. (CP) -- With 29 people on beard .weather, und600 miles 7andals Struck five In. .and a'gross tonnage of 18300 Prince Rupert, Travei]~ mrance Corp. of British the, Adristik will be ac- "14 knots and encotmterL, __ •~olumbca claims eentres Terrace Weekend , companied by the Areo to 24 foot: wavu, the shlp is -. rTovmc~-,heldin .Toronto, ~o~t~rYOntario- wm ont~ Saturday night in the Van° ~:Anchorage until the Van- proceeding to safety. • March 27- 1978 It will take Kith-nat RCMP are in- The vehicle was in use couver area, caasing$40,000 -' sourer arrives at which time Initial fears of the •ship ~ace in the Yo,,-oPeonles vest,gating the weekend Monday morning despite the in the' Surrey cei~re .alone. :the Morganthnn, and .An. breaking -up have been ~l~eatre and ~?iH~tolevrsed shooting of ~windows and shattered windows and RCMP said~ the Vandals POLICE REPORT chorige will lbave the dissolved.: Water from the- on CTF affill'a~'edstations in equlvmmt-on a front end equipmmt. . .-. broke~.~:into the ieentre, Police are loolflng for. any. • On the .night of. Friday fights occurred. A .few escorting to the Vancouver. numt~tWO and throeholds : Western Canada Check loader ovmed byVic Froese somch0w Stiw~ed "tMe"three 17th,' while / attending a complaints were received of ~kipper of the vancouver will not penetrate into the local listings for" telecast Trucking of Terrace. information on the case. vehicles stored there and Anyone driving past the site 'disturbance at a local " londparties. Oneperson was Will have to make the main portion of the grain time. • drove.them around inside. restaurant.'an RClVlP con- charged with driving ov~ decision whether to take load, according to officials. Theioader was parked in a during the weekead who If the water was to Bill Lawrence will be the grayel pit on highway 25 noticed peculiar cars or Police said a similar .in- st:able was-assaulted inside the .08 level. l~ople from the Adriatik, or • the building. One adult male Saturday, March 18th, ~uerely escort the ~dp to penetrate into the grain, special guest host of the half aS0~ut• 18 miles outside of Vehicles parked on the cident in the Matsqul ore,re expansion of the dry'cargo hoar show, assisted by Kit,mat. Damage was roadside are asked to con- and window-smashing in. and two juvenile males were during the nlght'one Juvenile Prince Rupert. " arrested and one additional was stopped on the 4700 block , Reports show the vessel to would burst the hull earning Kerrie Keune. A total of five estimated at $1,000. tact the Kit`mat RCMP. eidmtsat the claims eentres winning numbers will .be :::::::::::::::::::::::::~:;:;:;:;:::::::::::~:~:9~::::::::::::::~:::~:~::::::::::::::::;:::::~:::~:::.~:~::::::~::::::::::~in. Langley, New West- adult male will be charged. on Park Avenue. One case of have number, 2 hold" full of an almost -immediate generated, three foe grand "- beer was confiscated. The water with the number three sinking. minster and Vancouver may Police say that while they • Atspppro~Imately 0 p.m. prisesof$1millloneaeh, and have been part of a co-or- were looking for the permn subject was charged with hold flooded to sea level. being a 5uveaile • Pacific time Monday the two for grand prizes of uumr mail deliveries dinated attack. responsible for the distur- in Proceeding eastward at 14 Vancouver will rendezvous' $100,000 es~i. ~Thoizsands of . Damage in all the in- banes another constable was ~esesslon of alcohol. knots,~with two of its holds with the Adriatik to start its other tax-ires prizes ranging The mailing public is asked to take special note eidmts totalled $54300, assaulted by the first adult LOST: brimming with water, the trek back to Rupert. from $50 to St0,000 will also male mentioned and "cer- At 1 a.m. Saturday night Adrintik headed for an in- Depending on weather, b~ available. • of theGood Friday-Easter weekend and Easter "They smashed in walls, Ron St. Pierre of Kiilmat windows and interview tain persons" in the crowd tereeption with U.S Coast .... Monday postal, service' There will be no mail attempted to prevent them noticed that someone bad Gusr~ Cutter Morgenthau waves, and luck, the .In the rrovmctm, each ~ • ,. ' " booths," said company absconded with his leather Adriatik will return its cargo ' ,,~t,~, If ~i~h~,, wit, ~,,tw,, delivery, on Good Friday, March 24, and Easter spokesman Bey Peahall. from performing their and the Canadian cutter duties. NO serious injuries coat from the Kit,mat Hotel. to shore where it will be consecutive draws. This Monday March27. All postal facilities will also At the Matsqul Centre, Anyone having in- Vancouver, a 414-foct .r~..o.aded undsnnt to China. means ,hut. a ticket issued be closed on tl/ose twodays. vandals broke in, started• a occurred, however. weather ship. formation on the its original ~ieetmation. The fortbe March27th draw will Normal Saturday service will be available truck and careened around The same night (Friday, whereabouts of the % length The Adriatlk - was ship itself ,will dry;dock to alsb be eligible for the April March 25. ,. inside the building causing March 17th) many drunks coat is asked to call the proceeding toward its port of check the hull. 30th draw. ::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::$7,000 damage.:} were arrested and several Kit,mat RCMP.

Members blithe Terrace C.B.'ers Tomahawk Cookie", "Little Momma",)'Radar", Steve Tribe, seen above~.wl'th the pool table they Lucy "(psych. nurse), "Geronimo", "Little Shown above with the 17 inch T.V. color set needed comforts and luxuries in a variety of Jinx". "Fifi'. "Uncle Sam", "Beanhead'. The donated by the Mills Memorial Auxiliary are ways. These include operation era Thrift Shop, donated [o the Psychiatric Unit of the Mills Mrs. C. Cote, evening supervisor and Mrs. Graf, Memorial Hospital, Sunday night. The table Tribe are seen wearing their elaborately Hospital Shop in the Mills Memorial lobby, and public relations person for the Auxiliary. The an Annua~i~bazaar. As can be seen, the color set was in acuve use iwhen the photographer decorated outfits. We regret we could not show organizations• raises funds ~for the purchase of arrived. Left to right are: "super Thief", "Super• them in "llvin~ color,. was blrea~ln use when the picture was taken. Mill PAGE 2, THE HERALD, Tuesdav; March 21, 1978 Canadian" troops wall" be safe. [ PM. claims

,f ,,.nt tn l. h ncm investment To insure a safe dnvmg career, q~mJ.~,/~jI,.lLV~.J• JLJ.• I~rq,J.ItJa.~, li, lt.w " ja,alt./.ahww~m,~m-v.m.m. I good . /U - " * • ' '/I . ,, ' ' OTTAWA(CP} --Prime discussCanada • role ~al~ ['trust the ex erts Jto show you I OTTAWA (CP) .-- Canada East on l~.acekeeplng duty effeetiven~! of the, force. A tmtr.l.an" and p.erhaps Minister Trudoau, a¢- UN-m.clor~l.~ to ~ ,_ | , P I is reluc~Jmt to send troops to and aamteson said no He noted tlmt the term for .Cena.dian.uroo.pswomamo.ve eompanled by a bevy of blue- ~eac,e.Keep!ns.~lr°°~s ~ n [ , ~: ...... n:fe" I a new UnitednNatlons decision has ~m made m the Lebanon force would be lntot~eanon tot tWO wemm chip bminemunen, goes to ~ue.~a~, auu~A~mm,,,~,~,~ [ ][IOW- It may save yum ,-- I peacekeeplng force in how these cnn or cannot be eixmonths.Butthefewasa to hel.p set up me ..new NewYork today to auure t.~,~p.o .... :~.'?'~;A'~ | ...... | Lebanon until it receives involved lfi the Lebanm plan under which Swedish, peacexeepmg orgamzatnm. American moneymm that _t;amaa na.s ..~ua !~ wemu I ~ @Lmmma N~inf MIt.IMMMI mut~uran~t it win be both Cn~.oa wha,~ tna ,~.,~,o,.,, Canada remains a good in- De sympatneuc to par- I _'qR-"~'-'lW 41t~l~ ~mmwnq) v~,,v~. I . safe-----an"-de--ffeetive-~ Exta'nal g'ene'ra]"'~xa~s'wLUn~u~n~ _ _ • vestmemt despite a ~lta'lng .tictp.a.tion.in such a force.flit | ~~/~ _ . , , J [ Affairs Minister Don 4,000. ]~ d~ -msf~i" ]["~lqd~Ob11F31dl"i~ ~ .economx and. internal tstelt.|tna..sme. ,~,~uu_tt_y I Nk~ B.0. Govornmon! uonueul Jamieson said Monday. Jamleson expressed some J.~o~t.~o IIUI, JkfJ.q.41~klutz~ tlu'_.ea~.to nationm_unity.. .topermrm.mero}e:~uanaua. | V v- ...... [ Anawering questions in the doubt whether Canada could rushlight ol "rruoeau's nas m.or.em~.h-tue_~vu I V §~-]0~Z I Commons from 0 sition provide the same logistical • • twoday visit is a speech and now m me mtome ~as~ m i " I I.~der Joe Clark an~hefs, servicestothenewforcethat ~-,~-w~s. session .threes~aratei~)eeke~_lng tha ~m|rt|~dol' rt~l/~flt/~! hast Itlanx.n~idlnoudthPnlnnrltn d~ ~ ,ms commitment Wednesday to a mack-tie xorces.'tneyaremcnarsem _ i st--a'teme'~ntst-hat C-'a'na-da~has ~e'p~r'es'~t'-~or'ce'."...... crowd of'about S,000 Wall logistics and supply ' approved in principle par- There was some diseusaion OTTAWA(CP) -- There is The documents, prepared Street leaders at an arrangements. tictpation in the force, about treating all the for- no substance to reports that by the federal native elalrM Economic Club of New York Waldheimhas said any UN But he added there is need ©es--the new one, theferce BrltishCelumblatetryLqgto offlceinNovember,19W, say dinner, scene of a similar force sent .to dampen the for stronger assurances than on the Golan Heights bet- backoutofltscommltmelt theonly effective meansof appearance by Quebec Lebanese-Israeli conflict TERRAOEAMD DISTlU0T have so far been received wean Israel and Syria and to hdp settle Indian land bringing the province Into Premier Rene Levesque would be equipped with umennv|m that Israel will pull out ofz- the one In the Sinai between claims, Indian Affairs claims negotiations in to more than a year ago. weapons and instructed to nuorumm- S001Eff thebufferzoneithascreated Egypt and Israel--as one Minister Hugh Faulkner said lnereaseimlitical pressure. Levesque mednthe oc- use them in self-defense and will heed a UN force, force for some purposes. Monday. Faullmer said there was culon to make the ease for should either of the warring At the same time there If that happened the Negotiations aimed at some uncertainty about ~uebecindelzmdenceandas groups try to ~event it from ~],]~ "~~'~I~f-.-.,- -... ~'t was concernnwhether the techniaans based mainly in settling B.C. claims are B.C.'spealtlon in November~ a result, critics said, added carrying out its job. n0rsanization (Pie) and Egypt could play a role in proceeding well, he said in However, since then he had [urther to foreign business The force would supervise the Syrian peacekeeping Lebanon. the Commons. tie was met Allan Williams, the B.C. nervousness over Canada's a ceaseflre and "ensure the • replying to a question about minister responsible for political and economic demilitarized character" of force in Lebanon will abide " Defence Minister Barney reports that confidential Indians affairs, and there health. Hlsspeeeh prompted the area. DATE: Wednesday, June 7,1978 thebY~eforce.UN mandate creating Danson, asked .by 8overnment documents say was an understanding a review of~the province's Trudeau has a free Clark criticized Jamieson Clarknabout the Canadian B.C. ls not willing to meet lts between the two govern- ~edit rating by leading U.S. evening following his talks TIME: 8:00p.m. for not bringing Parliament role, could only say the task claims commitment, menus, bond-rating agencies and with Waldheim, and officials into the process of deciding has not yet been defined, n started a slide in the value of say they are sure "he'll do PLACE: Lecture Theatre whether toparticipateinthe Jamiemn said there have deaths quebec asbestos company something.'f CaledmlaSenlor UN force, called for by a been no categorical wexeo'='e--n" shares. ' ' Secondary School resolution of the Security assurances from Israel that Trucleau aides say they TRANSPORT -SYSTEM . BUSY Councilduringtheweekmd. it will withdraw from- hope the prime mintster will New York City had 3.7 The buslness will co~slst of the electlon of members of NO DECISION nLebanon. He not~ that A nine-year-old girl shot trafficdeaths and a fire have the opposite effect, million daily subway ride~s 4heSocleb/,theelectlonofthomemberstoserveonthe Canada already has about there have been Israeli accidmtallynear Brantford, fatality, maurin8 the group of eor- in 1974 and angther 2.3 HospitalBoard of Trustees, and presentatlm of reports 1,-10 troolm in the Middle doubts expressed over the Ont., and a parachutist :There were four traffic imrate~liey-settersthatthe million transit paumgers covering the year 1977. whose throat was cut when deaths in Alberta. New battle, against Quebec took buses. he was dragged into a Brunswick and British separatism is b~ng won, and RESIDENTS UNCROWDED In order to be eligible to vote, mem~rship must be ~d.w,e fence after a Columbia eaelt reported one that Canada continueato be Lah'ador, which is as big ~rchased before Sundey, May 7, 1970. Membership A--lo-hones are bad landing at Sorel, Qua., traffic death.n worthy of foreign in- as Denmark and Great may be purchased at the following locations: on Saturday were among at No aecid'en~l deaths were vestmmt. Britain combined, b.as only least 19 persons who died Mills Memorial Hospltai x vl accidentally in Canada reported in Newfotmdlnnd, Today, Trudeau calls C~' twohlghways,40year-rotmd Muu ti' kec during the weekend. . Prince Edward Island or Secretary-General 'Kurt villages and 30,000 Royal Bank of Cereals .. A survey by The Canadian Saskatchewan. Waldheim of the United inhabitants. Toronto Dominion Bank Press from 6 p.m. Friday The survey does not in- Nations in what was TORONTO (CP) -- The English students whose bill- until midMsht Sunday night, elude Industrial deaths originally planned as! a INSECT GROUP NAMED . , Star says two studies show ngualism rate was only 23 local times, also showed 13 homicides or known courtesy visit, but now has A group of bees is called a " an increasing number of per cent. traffic deaths and three fire suicides, become a timely chance to swarm or grist. young anglophones are Another study of studmt8 fatalities. leaving quebec, at two English ,universities One weekmd em0wmohile The newspaper says a 1976 and three junior colleges in death broesht the season study undertaken by Montreal showed that 37 per total to 33. sociology professor Gary cent of 1,343 respondents Manitoba reported two flre Caldwell and a group from surveyed intended to leave deaths, a traffic fatality and Bishop's University shows qkebec within the next five the eaowmobfle death. that 31 per cent of 862 years and another 19 per In Nova Scotia, there were anglophone high school cent were unsure oF their t h re e traffic deaths. students graduating in 1971 futurein Quebec. The second Quebec reported one had left tile province five study was conducted by traffic fatality and the years later. About 13,000 George Kmtrowitz of Allied parachute death. students graduated from Jewish Community Services Besides the shooting quebec's English.fpeaking m Montreal, six mmths mishap, Ontario had two high schools in 1971. after the election of the Patti The Star says the Quebecois government in misration was blamed on the Novenber, 1976, Policeman 9 attitude of English .~TheKan*owitzre~rtsaid "~--'~ q~h~sin gmeral andthe ii~oStstuden~we~e leaving appeal d6flied schooL,#ystem in particular because ofnthe then-ne~ because it ignored ~ebee's political situation and OTTAWA(CY) -- The Su- ~'eneh reality by turning out languagelesislation, preme Court of Canada refused Monday to hear an couver city policeman, al'-'co'og'c--1 1 Michael Thomas Carpenter,v. • convicted of ammulting an v--, undercover RCMP officer. Carpenter was convicted $ petition July 14, 1977. lost an @peal to the British Columbia The Yellowhead Ecological Marchand said he would Appeal Court and waw federal Envlrdnnii fight the proposed uranium seeking permission to appeal Minister Lm Mare.hand with mine, but association to the Supreme Court. a 9,69~-name petition member Peter Ralston said The charge was laid after Saturday, opposin8 con- later that the minister is Carpenter stopped the structton of a uranium mine stalling on the issue because RCMP undercover offlce~ and mill at Birch Island, 115 ofapouible fede~aleleetion, for Jaywalklng. Sharp words kllometres north, of this The mine has been wereexehanged, foBowedby ORLESS Interior British Columbia proposed by Consolidated an altercation during which Rexspar Minerals and Carpenterhit the undermve~ city~ am Impressed with the Chemicals Ltd., a wholly- oflica" with his fist. number of signatures you owned subsidiary of Dmison The high court heard brie~ have," said Marchand, MP Minesof Ontario. arguments on whether the for the Kamloops area. "It appeal should be heard, then pointsout that slot of people Several organizations, in. denied Carpenter's up. are concerned." eluding the B.C. Medical pllcation. It does not give Colleen Foster, secretary Association and the Unlted .reasons for rejecting leave of the association, said more Fishermen and Allied applications, than 1,000 signatures on the Workers Union, have added ~titlon came from people in their names to the petition, e North Thompson Valley " Marchnd said the THAT WAS SOME' and the Kamloops area, uranimum mlne issue will be DIAMOND while the rest were from looked at in an upcoming Among the British Crown people in other pans of the study of the Thompson River Jewels are the two largest, Frovince. water basin, cut diamomds In the world, both of which came from a Loser quits ..NOSE l~lmtmd COMES IN cllamoald, HANDY The paddlefl~ uses its *Manuflawe~',sujT~e~ 2 doer'CanodianT' ! long9 fiat nose to scoop up pteparallontMrSesa r OTTAWA (CP) -- Howard wholesale redistribution plankton from Its fresh- Johnston, atwo-timelose~ in ofnseats erased that water envtronmem while it bids to run again for a territory md Johnston has swims. .~ British Columbia Commons lost nominaUon fights in the FIRE CAUSEDMUCH LOSS seat, sayehewon't try again, new ridings of Kootetay Fire in the U.S. caused an :- ,~ : Johnston made his East.Revelstoke and mtimated10ssof~.75bllllon - ' weekend statement after Okanagan North. in 1977. "" " .i forP°nde~ingse~vativeaProgressiVenomlnatlon.his second rebUffcon. ~-=------3 ~: CANADIA[-A LOT OF He was elected twice in 0kanagan-Kootmay but the MBERS LODGE

Fl'r8PEANUT FARMER BENE- wn:|KiND sPn:OlAt! consider theToyot~ Canadian is its [ ~"~ ~"~tL,~ ]r'~ '~ ~ • ] "Ca~acUanis a direct result of extemive In 1976, Americans c0n- at the exceptioqally low price..V~ich means • m I winter testingin the frozen north and 'you ~.a lot of car ~or a little money.And that's a " the'salt-•den cities. The car is Sl~cially built to m~med 822 mfllioq pounds of SLUMBER LODSE HOTOB iHH goodplace to start, take onthe Camdian winter. And win. Ye~ peanut butter-in 1973 they [ TESTED • after year. .ate 878 million pounds whm - Prince Rupert I TOTRA~SFORT meatTEETH prices peaked.FUNCTION (,o,3,d Ave. W.) mNilIu I ltel otonlydo, - I CANADA , Le0NOMV 0F orrdullm WELL Travelllng to Prlnce Rupert for the Weekend? yougetalowprice,yougetMo~ofstmdardfeat~ae~, I: SPECIFICATIONS.eam/g Comless The Ion8 front teeth of bea- We have a "D EAL" for yooI Like: a hea~ du~/oa~.~ and alternator, dec- ' to bu~ Costa less to run..Because of exception/]ly Two nights for the price of One. tric rear windowdefroster, side window defoggem,. ~qa .~.execonomy w~m its 12~. cc.ensrinc,Because hard,vers areorange covered enamel wlth which a Reserve your well appointed ,MacPherson strut ~rontsmpemion, power h'6nt HIGHWAY It s bpUttouglt~ so everythingtam long~ helptheanhnalslLeesLx.lneh .2bedded ,1queen, 1double, ;,~, di~ brakes and some very advmced rust inhibitors, M Ilm/g eec~useit'saToyotaandifanyoneknowshowto " chips out of soft wood. room for Friday and Saturday for the And for those cold mornings there's a heavy du~ build an economical "Y't%~'~'I"A-- " POOR WERE THOUGHT regularonedsyrate, fastwarmingheates. CITY car, it'sus. I ~,II~ II'~k . • OF Two people $30.00 plustax

RochefoucauldLianeourt Four $39.00plun tax foundedThe theDue fires desavings la DiningThree$3S.00plu|tax room and lounge TOYOTA balk for the poor in 1818. Cable.colourTV CANADIANTODAV Close to shopping ' INUVIK LARGEI~T For free reservation call any Slumber Lodgeor Inuvik, N.W,T., 18 the Terrace.635.6302or PrlnceRupert..697.1711 largeat community within ~easec~pae~mamta*ngl~a~0~'mmat~s,~ , the A~tlc Circle. ~:_=_=_==_~:-=-=---=-=-: THE HERALD, Tuesday, March 21, 1978, PAGE 3

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,EDITORIAL: The following list i, th,~ most recent avallaMe. 5"or~ -Canada Manpower ~canaua Employment and Im- migration Services) in For Those Who Perish Terrace. Unless stated otherwise these job op- Tbese of us living in the twin cities of Terrace portunities exist wtthir and Kltimat, as well as all residents of the Terrace township. Ap- coastal region communities, share the tragic plicants should apply in loss of the six Rupert fishermen believed person to Canada Em- drowned at sea when their 60 foot herring fish- ployment Centre, 4630 Lazelle Ave, Phone 635-7134. boat capsized Wednesday night, after radioing it The Terrace Herald will was caught in heavy seas and high winds off appreciate hearing from any Cape St. James at the southern.tip of .the ~ueen persons obtaining Jobs Charlotte Islands, Our s._ym~_.~y ana__~r_ays_~ thron~ seeing tlus notice. go 0ut-tb-th-6 ~-eid-(~ kin of ff/e hve memoers C.R. Z (TIMEKEEPER) the Prnell family andthcee of Larry Brown. -- 1 vacancy. Mm.00 per Even at this late date, when survival seems month plus• Must have impossible, many of us will be hoping for a :,~,'. payrollexperimce and know miracle for the safe recovery of the five men sun how to tonon operate a missing; especially after the ahncet miraculo~ calculator• re~cue of the six crew members of the Morner 3., , CUSTOMER SERVICE on Saturday, after 60 hours adrift in a liferaft. REPRESENTATIVE, I Loss of life at sea, especially of fishermen, is a openlng, ;~5...~475o.0o per common tragedy in every fishing communi_ty -- ,./., month. Depenmng on .ex- and Prince Rupert has been no exception. Even perience. ~ to taJm ~ith the modern miracles of radio and position loan applicants and to folloW through on collections and indicators, more reliable engines and Mrunger arrears as required. hulk -- the forces of nature still manage to reap their costly harvest year after year. bL41NTENANCE As a boy, livin~near the sea-fifty years ago, SUPERVISOR. I opening, just a few miles from the herr~ ports of Yar- ~0,9O0 per year depending on experience, Must have mouth add Lowestoft, in Norfolk England, I extensive experience n remember remarking on ilie-ch~p price of the ~ ' ,., ~'~'%~ ,~'~'~ "~' "~ ~ ..... perso..,~l supevlmn, w~k smoked delicacies -- "a penny a pair" for planning, building mam- . ', ..: ", ~ .' ~ ~'~' . . tonanca, grounds keeping. ki,p,per ed herring,, that year...... -.., .~... '~ *~ ..'. ., ~, .~-. , " Aye, Lad, responded a doughty fisher- .~!...... • . ,... ~. .~...... ".,. - . ~ • "".?..,T:'. " ,~ KEYPUNCH man, peddling his wares in a handeart~ '.'I .~.~~,...... -, ~ .~..-=~• ., ..~ .. . ," . . ..:...... OPERATOR. I opening. reckons they's cheap airight. 'A penny a paw m 189e.00per month. Must have cash they be -- but many's the lives they've cost Keypunch experience. at sea." He was referring in rhyme, of co_use, ~~.,~:~ ...~ the ~ cost in lives the herring industry claime~ 8ENI0RAR- CHITECTURAL DRAFT- there, also. ~"~"-¥P*'~ =--1''m'mm-~ 'i <': i SIMIAN. I vacancy, I~0.00- However, our own Pacific coast, where too $1,500.9Oper month, Must be many similar tragedies .happen e very.year,.is "I don't see anything morally wrong with what we're doing, as long as we experienced, anqiating in only just beginning to get me rumments ox. me producing architectural Search and Rescue service it should have had, kill them humanely.'" drawinp, 'amieting years ago. In writlng In general office It is up to all of us, who are able to exert any work. kind of pressures to ensure there is no let up or COOKS. Various openings. relaxing by the Ministry of Transport until it I L m- ~.35 per hour and up. established the verty finest system of Search ann My 020 Wodh Ottawa Offbeat Speciality cooking. Rescue stations along the coast, furnished with Following Is a copy of a by Richard Jackson BY JUDY VANDERGUCHT letter from Skema MP toes REGISTERED NURSE• 2 the best of modern communications and life Campapolo regarding the Ottawa -- First puhlic Works Minister Jud opmlnp• ;7.9O per hour• saving equipment, and adequately manned with BY JuDY VANDERGUCHT latest atatus on n request for Buchanan said it, that the government was Registered in medical, a fully trained staff at all hours of the day and Ernie Senior, Editor of this illustrious paper federal assistance in thinking of "restraint" in terms of a means test surgical .fit work 8-4, 4-12, night has seen fit to give me a free hand to tell thin~ lmllding a marina brcak- for Family Allowances and the Old Age Pension. This is the very least we can do for those who as I see them. As I am aiming my Two Cesta water at Kit[mat. But the Liberals brushed it off with the ex- worth at the Automobile driver this week, he ELECTRICIAN. I.W.A. "go down to the sea in ships", -and for those who Mr. Joe Banyay, planation that dear old Judd was only speakin~ rate. Must be certified. mem'n their loss. may regret his decision. If you don't see me next Chariman of the Board,. to some fat cat insurance and private pension week folks, you'll understand. Regional District of intex'ests in his home riding of London and AUTO MECHANICS. Once a year they have a National Safe Driving Kithnat-Stlkine, Various openings, ;9,00 per 9-4644 Laselb Avenue, , shouldn't be taken seriously. hour up to ~.80 depmding on Obstruoting.Justioe Week. The only good I~can S~ in .thi~. annual .~;;~Brlfl~ C0hanbia ~ : He wns ',jnst talking for h~ audience," they ,~,,,i,~. M~ ~ Journey evmt is that it ~n~s 0uf~ ~!.~..'Y~ .said:.~"m.crei.y~:sayinglthe l"J~g~f ~!Y*~u~f~. ,~,~V'T:~T~.,., y~r~ ,~: , ,~. ~ Imagine rids scene~ It Could ve~ well*happen we are. As far as I am conce~:it'should ~ a m warm the nearts of,me ota moneyctdwd id~fli~ to.you: ...... National Safe Drivblg Year, because we are a Thkin further to my letter old money city of old money Western Ontario.[ WAITER WAITRE&SES. xou are...... in a aespera~e ruination ann neeo me nation- of dreadful drivers• and that includes• me, of February 15, 19"/8 various openinp with But then Monique Begin, minister of Health[ varying wages, Should have R .CI~P unmemauey.. ~ou're m an aurora®no andI'mnotproudofit, I could probably eount on re~ard~ the status of the and Welfare suddenly blurted it out in the[ acclaen~ ana trappea ana your car coma mtrs~ ha tim m]ml~_r af mud driv~r~ th,~r~ ~r~ Regional District's ap- experience, Serving of ...... one ~nd ...... o ...... pllcation for Federal Commons that there was talk in Cabinet of] liquor. re.u) ~Jmnes any. nunute. ~r, say, you'recomlng. [ and they wouldn't be in Terrace. Oh yes, we all Gores.meat n.lmnca in taking restraint out of the hides of the old age[ on outy a~ mgnc ann• are oemg muggea ann a | think we are marvellous drivers and that is the the cost of developing and pensioners and families with the baby bonus.[ CONSTRUCTION passer b~ has called the police. ~ you ~ a I problem. We have to acknowledge the fact that eonstruet~ a breakwater at This was "officially" denied. / FOREMAN. I Opening, MI,00 prowler lurking oumiue your oaeKoeor uno are I w~ mak~ a lot of mistakes when dvivin~ ~na MK Bay Marina in Kitimnt. per hour," In Stewart. It has bean brought to my But still, Miss Begin had said it, and in ~e face Building grade, main- all alone in the house, and have dialed.the police [ ~ner----~-la-tJth'ose-~s~d~es'~gelng o~ca-t~ attention, while continuing to of official denials went on to say how difficall twa~e mechanics. -- you can see the would-be intruder m masked | tm with us follow tlda maker on your she was finding it ~ stand up to the pressure in and.. carrying- . a gun- *...... It could be any one of a [ -'-I would like". to believe• that all automobile" • - 15elmlf, that the Department Cabinet to cut the pension and family allowanc~ mousanu oi suen s~mauons. ~very secona Idrivers (and I ~se the term loosely) passed the of Public Works has now presented two concepts to bill. counts. Though, at the moment, you are seized [e~,,,~nment liceasin~ test and dl~'t find their the ReWonal District for There were other murmurings on both th~ 3-Pad F ue with...... a pomc of helplessness you have one warm , [license..... in a cracker Jack box somewhere. For eo.nslderatlon and approval,I Liberal front and beck benches, but nothin~ conuortmg mougnt. Ion Know me uuM,' are on Io,,,,,.. ;¢ ,~,., md it wmdd have. h~ffisn better if mderstand that questloas more was officially said. and there for weeks th~ For a Pipeline their way. They have been called. They will be h;,,,""~o] ~n,'~,';'h'~ ,:~'acke"--r-Ja--ek-and--'~rownthe have been raised by the issue has hung in .uncertaintly. ,~.....~ ; .... ,~. ^f minu~es v ...... rest t--w ...... I uar.t~ us a **,a*~ v ~ . ,vu. ~,au I li,r~na,~ away Regional District and Now Prime Minister Trudeau has said it. assured of that. If you are a rel/gious person -- l"n'~,'7~" "" vernment licensina test- one alncerdyhope that thesecan Ottawa and •"- --'-~-* ^- ~".... '"~"mk ~od for the RCMP" ,.----.-o the Go ___.. . . be effeetivaly and It came in his remarks to the provineial Wasbb~tca charge ahead ~UM...... IIIJ~iL ~V~|A Da,y, JLJI~ ~l" v l learns" that RED means stop as m• STOP sq~n. satisfactorily dealt witl~ emiers at the re~nt conference when all th preparations for the --...... ma~ you are m t;anaua ann noc m me u •~ " or .I ...... ~ d~a nat m,~dn ~law down and ' G~ve" her during your April 1st ~ even governments were mulling over govern- natural gas pipeline from the mexico-places uxe mat.' . |~hell. ,-~The test is supposed to show up any meeting in Terrace with the meat spending being so wildly out of control. Arctic Ocean to the mid- Over the weekend, m Terrace, police were tW "• tn nnr " officials of the Small Craft western United States, . ...., ^.,, .... , .. ,,.~;o,. ,.~ ..~,, ~ ,~...., eaknesses such as the ability ._r~k..w~. thout Harbors Branch. They said all the right and expected things. Journalist.broadcaster J.n .... knseking down the s n pest an 8 mung Like government spending must be cut. David Hamilton noticed that used to deenbe anything from a fISt-fight to a ~oe~ lmlo 1 lady ~o~ttle old man-Ed ) half to I wouldlike to point out, • a ~." .... od ~. . that subject to the RqWonal Taxation. should be reduced to leave con- nobody was paying much small rmt. Anyone or. any group can cause death. We are tOM to respect signs ( not to shoot 'District's approval of either sumers with more of their own money. attmtinn to the reactions of disturbance from. a single drunk to a bunch of [i~h°les m" them) and we rare questioned about concept "A"" or "B', the - Over-regulation by bureaucratic bullies had tc the people who live in high school kids at a school dance. Apparently ,.~,,~, o*Iouen,~ ~11 of which we oromntlv Federal Government has Alaska, the Yukon and the • rf rm ut his ..... e, .--., ---, ...... Indicated that it is willing to be stopped. North West Territories. So will.e m the p e o,, ~nceof _carrying .o br~et the moment we step outside the door of the consider thinmatterat a cost And. that public service salaries, long out ofl ha went to Anchorage, ouues ot quelling me u~u-' consmme was ,,;,,~-,:,,-,~o,~ Ivdldin~ of approximatdy ~00,000 line, no longer must be allowed to lead the] Whitehurse, lnuvik and obstructed or hampered by other persons in the test and we are r nt " ce was Okay we have passed providing the d.e.velop.erq national pay parade, but made comparable with[ Yellowknifc and asked: Do the restau a where the disturban ...**v... v'm~o~'~...... wlm ourselves. We remember to you really want a pipeline? apenu an equm oouur v~,no remuneration'in business and industry. [ He got some surp~g, located. In the course of events, apparently, a ~,~-~¢'~,~ ,~,llino nut into the rind The stun for on-,ore facilities. ' tuff.*A[l-good sound ',motherhood" stuff. But Ham ,~, ,,-v.~ r----~ ...... - , I sincerely hope that the u. old| answers on both sides of the second constable, was also hampered., pered. -.e,"~'*"...... ,m,,,,, .,.llow,,,~ ad we slow down and wait for coming meeting will be question, and material for a can be •anything from slowing down to outright the green.We have to turn left so we wait until suceesaful so the proposal 3 Everybody has been hearing it for years, in[I fascinating docummtary. preventing...... the traffic has gone through before making the can be given the priority it fact it's stock phraseology for almost any self- Three part F~ue For a J~ecanse me above case will De nelore me left turn. We signal all our moves. Sounds like. a rightfully has, and a final decision rendered "for the respecting budget, federal or provincial. Pipeline will ~ heard on eoruts, we are not allowed, by law to discuss it or ~o;,.~ *~le doesn't it You and I know that it benefit of Kltlmat-Terrace To it v}ns all yesh-yeah, we've-heard-it-all- CBC-AM Radios Between comment on xt or any individuals revolved. To do d,~n't harmon that way at all Its a 'do~ eat db~' area. I will continue my before stuff, and pretty much of a big yawn. Ourselves . on Saturday, so would be to become liable under the law of o,,--'~,a,~ o~%~,,,,,.h ,,,,,'u ,.,~," ,,.,, *,, ~,~,n ,,, m~ efforts on your behalf at this Then up spoke Trudeau. April 1. It will also introduce i, prejudice" ,, . . sneed limit,! . there ]s. Always someone behind you level, and trtmt you will not He mused -- making no hard commitments, a new broadcast time for the heetltste to advise me of any series, which, from April 1, According to the RCHP, the maximum ~lued to yourtail. Normally Ipull over and let further developmentswhich threats or promises -- that perhaps-some will be heard from 6:15 to penalty for obstructing a police officer in the ~Is nerson inn hurry move on Haw manv of you may occur, universal programs could be changed. 7:00 p,m. (7:16-8:00ast, 3:~- performance of his duties istwo years, s~l-u~,~ ~--" " " " With best p~sonal Universal programs, as Ottawa calls the, are, 3:20rot). Production: Doug Enough said! * "-~e solution? Ope thing is for sure, the 'Do reprds, I remain in case you were wondering, those federal plar~ MacDonald in Toronto. unto others...' routine doesn't work on the road, under which funds are made directly by Ottawa John David Hamilton Yours very truly; found that in Alaska, where ~~t'---I~~ because you will probably end up wearing the Ions Campngnolo, M.P,, to indlviduals~ [sign post, not the one ,you were doing it Unto. they already have an oil . As in family allowances and the old Age pipeline and will get a gas [.Connuon sense is the only rule. If a driver is tail- pension. '~ pil~line (perhaps sevorai of | gating, pull over and let him pass, and so on. NO HOMES FOUND AndTrudeau wondered whether some of them then), the .native peoples [ For El Slusho who has just consumed twelve REGINA (CP) -- The should, in fact, be universal at all ..... are relatively happy, and the Regina Humane Society |beer and figures he is sober enought to drive, I desh~yedS,07Scatssnddogs Instead, they should be paid only to persons others relatively critical, | propose a Pink Elephant kit. Works on the fumes that wore put In ite care whose income is below a pre-determinod'ai~d In the Yukon, where they're J from the alcohol. The moment he puts the key in 8oing to get a pipeline during 197Y, compared with arbitrarily set level. . . whether or not they want it, J the ignition, out jumps a large pink elephant and 866 destroyed in 1976. Peter The implications are enormous. Yuk0ners are antagonistic, [ sits on his head until he is sober. Alternatively a East, society board presi- [ Suppose, as first step, Ottawa were to limit confused, auspicious, and far J steeri~ wheel that dissolves from alcohol dent,usald the animals were less esthuslastic thin you put down because homes |family nllowance payments to those mothers er m~ht expect. could not be found for them. |fathers with incomes below, for example, [ When I find I am going fa~ter tl~ the speed COMPETE IN CEN. |$10,000. ' But along the Mackenzie [limit, I deter myselfby pointing out that I have,, TENNIAL : " [ It would mean that families with incomes over basis of the North West TORONTO (CP) -- As this Territories, where they Just • [in may control, a weapon capable of ki]llng. year Is the ;00th anniversary [$10,000 would lose what amounts to a sort of tax missed getting a pipeline, a [someone and at any one moment whilst of the Canadian .National |refund threugh lossof the allowance. Or, putting good many people told |travelling down the road, a child may run out inl Eahibltlonb sovoral special pt another way; it would m~an a tax increase for Hamilton that they regrot [front of my car and that child may be mine. (Ed.- classes h~ve been added to [them./ the loss. He found that, pro the handcraft ~ list. In | For the government it would bring a cut in the or con, Arctic people have [You sure must have had one Helluva weekend, addition; prize fnonles have ~e~) When did tbey'say they'd l~ve y°ur e~' been increased innearly all |cost of family allowances and in total federM vi~oreus opinions about the elan• [spending. . : whole idea of progress, THE HERALD, Tuesday, March 21, 1978, pAn~. S Hydro workers back on job • . • . RCMP acts show breakdown BRITIE? Columlda Hydro cent in favorer the executive should be made the sea- Brotherhood of Eiectriud transit maintenance ~recommoodeUon. pegoat for this kind of E~ineers and the transit :i workers, reprusestedbytbe i Ashtensaldallbesdrivers thing," Flemin~ said. wnrksrsnewwilico.ordfaate in moral standards ~all~ted Tranflt Up- would return to work for the PROVIDE SERVICE their actions in a more con- returned to w~k early start of their regular shifts "This "was our mshl con- certed effort+ llIegalacts by the RCMP 8re since the Second World War. U~,,~! States or in Canada. ~ of c/vilisns dorl~ the to•' y, pavin~ the way for re- this merning. He said the three unless symptomatic ors worldwide lllepl activities by the st m part at me desra~at~u war. ] can--to get back a~d give i ¸ sumpt/m of normal public In Victoria, union them some servcce and t~aeyJOint talks set up for breakdown in moral stan~ RCMParesymptomsof"the of the sense of morai transit re'vies ~n the Van. spokesman Mike Fleming hopefully we can get beck to • . darde,saysSnenMacBfldo, breakdown of the rule of law respo~ibflity of those in MacBr/de was awardan couve~ area and Victoria. said the vote reflected the table and get. this mess The 3,e00.member OTEU Insident end fomdor of m the part of law en. anthorltity." theNoholPeacePrisein1974 , 'JL~ne S,~-memb~ ATU concern for the effect the stral~tene~ out." and the EBEW, which Amnesty International, forcement agencies This decline in moral for efforts to prnmote hun~n voted at seatings hera and mike 'was having ca the rel~resmts 600 gas workers MacBride, 78, a former MacBride said. standards, he as/d, dates rights andlsalso awlaner of in Victctfa Sunday to accept ' public aS well as recognition At issue in the dispute, is at Hydro, opposed the strike Irish external affairs "Whether this happens in ~om the murder of six the Lenin Prize for Peace a unko executive recom- that the government had the union's desire to action taken by the tramdt minister, was in Montreal the Soviet Union, in the miliim Jews and the born- Among Nst~m. mmdatim to md Its six,fay shown little interest in retebu~.ontrol of scheduling workers, but did not cross durlns the weekend to attend walkout stud rcturn to work. forcing ~ sattlem~t. andits demand for a shorter "T~e cab/not seemed to be work week. theplckst%0 mike lines, caused some sponsorednbya seminer on the refug.s Quebec ! New Business's It was not known how a Uttle reluctant to come Fred Trotter, business city department storm to lay gsvmmcot. mmy of the ~ work,s down with 8 th~rd~ ~ent for the Office and offpart.4/meataffbecausoof He said there has been a atUndad the mesthW,, but the form of Techelcal Employees Uuloo, slowbusinass, bet in general "definite but gradual" 8aid the OTEU, local 213 of ATU spokesman A! A~toa therinqereue,~s,ses commksiener and ,he did .ot creese in sten ard, a Not listed in our .. aid the vote was ~,3 per no way the public the Internationel any major inconveniences, public and private morality B.C. Tel Directory. Socred convention site ]~'t~ YO~ ~W RORA ANIMAL HOSPITAL-6"-2040

brings m eeting to a boil SPRING JliOI(ET i • We're TERRACE-'°' "°°* OIL ,,o,.,,.,,,oBURNER SERVICES -,635.4227 • WINNIPEG (CP) -- The unda'teken this week. also declared he wants to be Social Credit Party wound DELEGATE8 WORRIED leader. Caouette, son ~f n umda;, Uar.h tste ,..,, ,o.,,u,.,..,., up a stormy policy meat~ The party originally had former party, l~.der Itml. en the weskmd in a turmoil scheduled its national lead- caouette, sara ne womo over its plans to hold a ershipmcotlngforhereJune .dacl.are his leqd.er~Ip..in- national leadership con-3.4 but delegates were tenuons after me penny vmtinn here May O. worried that the party could meeting. W AND ALL-WEST GLASS- 638.1166 Some Quebec dciqpttm, be cat~t short by a federal The meeting voted Sunday dalndql that their provines dectim call. . . morn/ug that Its finalseesinn Ev's uill bul Easter Breakfast Free- for ONn mo.t..u.esy of THe accounts for 85 i~" cat of During the last few hours oa strnte~y should be closed the party's membership, of the meeting, there was a to the news media, mat DALLY HERALD refused to accept the I/d to pick a new leader Quebec dale~ste~..~cindis~ on Saturday belmen n,m, If you wish your Business mest~n~'a decision en the immediately, but that some of the party s MPs~- Phone listed for your customers P]~Lse C£d] 635-~ convention site. The ~eation was tabled. A argued that the sassmn and 11:00 a.m. Quebecen said they want to proposal to name Lorne Ree- ~muld be open. , f ...... I orsmdN a parallel nowski, a University of leadership meeting. Manitoba professor of 'r~e issue, whlch had been EN0ISh literature, as in- slmme~ from the start of terimleader also fizzled out. the policy cenventhn, wen The same convention gave stirred over in a five-hour a rouain8 reception Saturday atrntqy meetin8 behind toPhUlp Gqlardi, a 65-yexr- dosed doom Saturday nJsht, old former British Columbia and came to a bun ~nday l~hways minister, and sect afternoon in a somewhat- of the delegates urged him to chaotic two-boor debete~ become leader. • Rene Matte, one of the Gaslardi was absent party's nine MPs, all of Sunday, and ~ome of the whom are from quebec, said delegates who had becked later he plans to propose that him called-for Reznowski, the quebec branch mlpmize who is fluent in Frmch ant~ its own leadership con- • £ql]~a, to be ~pointed in, ve~tlnn terim leader. Matte, MP for Champlain, Rusnowaki, 49, who said h@ told the 100-odd dciegatoo-- has be~ a Sodal Credited. moz of whom were f~om the since the age of 12, deelaredi West-- that it would ~o hlmsel/ a leadership can, against all principles -of' didate Sunday afternoon and fairness to have the delivered a rousing addreu, leadership convention in praising the party'| Winnipeg. monetary policies and giving Gilles Caouette, Social a ringing condemnatio~ of

he agreed wlth"M~/ttb, i Caouatte said later he also does not accept the moot- an immediate endorsement laB's deofsion. as interim leader was tshle~ Coouette said he doee not in favor of a later con- favor the idea of holding a vention. parallel convention, but Martin Hattersley, an added that serious Edmonton lawyer who has discussinn of theiesue will be been party president, ha~

Tenants .in nat'] ...... ~s ~/~ ~==~ park complain

,rerAWS' (cP) - one residential lot lessee, ' ~ " M . ~.... @ rmis canlote leaned in Banff Tolar G. Burks, has been Natimel~iPurk should be paying $I~0 a year. The new baaed 0n ~'perce,~tege of fair rate would be L512. market ~]ue, the Federal Justice Primrose said the COurt hes ruled. court was required to make a }dr. Justice Neff Primrose, Tuling, but that Parks in,a judgment on four rent Canada is free to negotiate complaints brought by terms end wiees on the tenants, set the commerdal teases. rate at I0 per cent and the Generally, the ruling gives residential rate at eight, n Parks Canada aommunition He said tenents in the ha- for its fight with national tlonel park have not been parks residents ov~ lease prepared to accept the fact rates, at they are paying nominal -For the last few yexrs, rents for valuabls lassO. Parks Canada has been The federal government trying to drive up lease • ...... owns all landnin national rates, which were nominal-- parks and rents lots in * as low as a few dollars a year townaftco for businesses and in some cases. homes. Its argument hen beoo that The rates based ou fair residents and business market, value, are sub- people should he taking over stuntially higher than what administration of towneltes Parks Canada has bean such as Banff and Jasper. ch~pn~.n That would require the Cascade Inn Ltd., for in- people to finance the ad- ,'.:.::;:,::~ •stance, has be~ paying ministration with money $I,440 a ysarnr~t said the from lessee. court. Under the fair market Some residents balked and value rate, the rent would be went to the Federal Court to M,800. set the rates. Briefs WilO BLEW OUT CAN- meals. HOME EC HERE DIES.. TO STAY CAI.~ARY (CP) -- Amoco SASKATOON (CP) -- Canada Ltd. celebrated its Uulversity ofaSaskatchewan a0th b/rthday Feb. a with a mllege of home economics Is ZS0-paund cake that fed 1,600 celebrating its 50th an- IMUSOm. The oil-com.pa~y ulva~ary this year. It was cake ~~wen prepares y established in 19~8 as the • 'Calgary Inn chef 'Fred school of household scimco, Zinunern~n and took 45 became a college in 1942 and man-hour'5 and 600 eggs to changed its name to home m~ake. economics in 1953. An LONGMARRIAGE alumnae homecoming is SOUGHT scheduled for May 19 to 20. OTTAWA (CP) -- Festival DRAWS15 MU,bsON~'e~ of Spring organizers are PALM SPRINGS, Calif. searching-theOttewar~lan (AIP) -- The National for'the couple who have men ..~Football League said' mmwied the Iongest..When : Tuesday that 1977 regular~ found, the pair will be asasonattendancesurpsasoa honored duringthe city's 11 milllonand pre-season, annual'tulip festival, May 14 regular;sasses and post- 'to n, wlth a second hooey- esasoanattendance exceeded moon, 81fts and gourmet 15 million,~ PAGE 4, THE HERALD, Tuesday, March 21, 1978

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THE HERALD, Tuesday, March 21, 1970, PAGE 9 Norton takes title from Spinks Terrace chess dub host tourney Terrace Chess club and the and prizes. Ken Norton's quest for the the papers will be served on Salaiman an~l the executive Northern British Coltunbia fo+erratrophiesce area slowed to it's eepted and opened April 7, Chess Association sponsored seemingly most quiet heavyweight titleis over. He James E. Deskin. a WBC commit-tee is an illegitimate with the highest bidder pinedWorld Boxing Council vice-president, who lives in and, arbitrary assertion of a chess.tournament in town moments during the two day getting the fight'. last weekend. The tourney affair while 18 players and championshiprec~ition co Lus Veps. power. Splnks has said publicly Leon Spinks's lost weekend. Arum admitted Sptnks did ',I don't think the attracted players from approximately 30 spectators that his first de~ance would Prince George, Telkwa, "Bein~ that I'm a fighter agree in a letter to the WBC Amerlcun public is going to be against All. pthered for the moves. and being that l'm very that he would obey an edict accept the action of a Kitimat, and also included a Coming up in the near Norton was lmmediatley host of Terrace l~ayers, future of the Terrace Chess competitive, I would have issued by the group last Mexican dictator," said recognized as champion liked to win in the ring," November that, should he Anim. Recently moving to Club is a tournament in rather than the title being Terrace from Victoria D. Prince George this coming " Norton said in Los Angeles beat Muhammad All, which "It always leaves a bitter declared vacant Sulalman after the WBC announced it he did Feb. 15, he would taste in our mouth to Scoomrs, a player rated at weekend. If chess players said, because the WBC had expert level, won the tour- are interested they are was withdrawing title make his first defance dethrone a ehami~onT' said decided that the winner of a recognition from Spinks who against Norton. Salaimon. "But boxing as a usment with a total of 3106 encouraged to turn out and 15-round bout between points. play. _. still is recognized as Norton and Jimmy Young champion by the World -But a memorandum sport should be governed by Tournament director Von THEY'VE BEEN Boxin~ Association. prepared by counsel for laws and regulations over would become champion ff ~aral mentioned that the then-chairman All should AROUNDn "But being that the Arum contends "... even if and above business in- dub is growing fast. "From Cockroaches have been in terests." fail to defend against Norton. an initial group of 20 players champion chose not to fight, we should construe Mr, Norton won that fight in a existence since the Paleezoic me and being that he signed Splnks's letter as con- Under the edict agreed to last summer when the club era, or for more than 300 alegaldocumenttoflghtand stituting an agreemcot to the by both Spinks and Ali before split decision. became incorporated, the "I promise to do the best I million years. violated it, I'll take it this edict it would be of no bin. their fight, Spinks had until numbers have grown to well HAVE MANY SCENTS way and get him later." din8 force. One cannot last Friday to agree to a can with it and fight all the over one hundred." top contenders right down More than 8,000 species of The WBC exeeutlve legalize an unconstitutional Norton fight with a promoter Entry fees of $10 covered flowers and herbs bloom committee declded Saturday act by agreeing to it." Of his choice. Failing that, the line," Norton said the cost of the challenges, as Arum claims the action of purse offers would be ae- Sunday. across the mainland and- that Slzkks had m intention well the monies were used nislands of Greece9 of oheyi-g an edict that he make his first defence - - i against the top-ranked Norton. Thus, it withdrew Searching for title .recognition. Spinks wan unavailable for comment on the WBC action, which ~mne one day after he super divers was sued and one day before he was arrested. The deep end of the pool at Although still 17,, St~t dives On Friday, a complaint NepcenSportsplex in Ottawa in the smior level, and in/~ was filed in court in resembles a three ring '.year finished eighth in the Pblladsll~la to have Spinks circus -- only. busier. It's country on platform at the and his wife evicted from five o'dech on a miserable Canadian Senior Nationals. their apartmeet there for not Friday afternoon, the winter His admiration for paying two months rent of weather so unbearable that McGavern is u~abashed. t560. Early Sunday, he was it should be investigated by "Don is an exceptional coach arrested in his hometown of AmnesW international. • who always expects per- St. Lords for driving the In a corner by the pool, a feetion, but he does it ina wrung way on a one-way gronp of very youn~ boys way that makes you want to street and for driving This is your ehanoe to save on.,. and girls sit attentively in a achieve it. without a linence. He wa9 circle, absolibing a'brief "It's not an unhealthy released on ~700 batl. leetwe on how to dive. pressure," says Stutt, Spinke alee will he in- Bodies plummet endlessly "because he always lets you volved in litigation con- .> from the various diving know if you can win. He'll c~ his title loss. beards. At a trampoline, a never say you can if knows "We are ready to face any Furniture & Appliances slip of a ~irl is bei~ hoisted you don't have It, so you lawsuit because we have a in mid-air in a upottins rig. know where you stand with •clean conscience," said Jose Sae lands awkwardly but Is him, you trust him." Sulainlun, WBC president, quicklyreho~ed with words The prowam McGavern after anmmcin~ the.action of encouragement. has developed at Nupenn is at his home in Mexico City. The man operating the ~lque. The students do dry. "We acted honestly, in ]~od spottin8 rig is Don land and wat~ drills; work faith and in strict ac- MeGavern, an American out in an exercise room; me cordance with the rules and whirlwind recruited in 1973 the trampoline and spotting rq~ulations." OUR+ NO INTEREST SALE by the Canadian Ameatur r~ to practise techniques, Bob Arum, president of Diving Association (CADA) expocially for new dives; T0p~.Rank, Zuc., said to re.place Don, Webb, spend time diving and Saturday in Las Veps the Canada's veteran Olympic havin~ their dives criticized; WBC will be facing legal diving coach, as a full time and participate in research action from Top Rank and technical director in Ottawa. being conducted by the from. Spi~s. Only 10 days left (Webb had been hired by the Uulverslty of Ottawa. The Top Rank, which has the -O'Keefe Sports Foundation first phase testing being r~hts to promote Splnks's us a fuU time diving coach.) condected now It to find out next three fights, with an MeGavern's teehnic~ what factors are the m~ option of three more, will file respomil~ilities included the important in eesmelng top suit ~ the 'WBC and organi~.tion and develop ~__+vin~,P ...ro~i~ct.L,' Sulalmun in federal court in ment of ~d e6~t~lii~ i~e~. ,~11ie -sp6f.tdl ~ti~l, says. +Vman in. a counle of Li+entilles anyone with approved t!~.,~a~. Program..-::..+:~.~+.+~i:..McGavem;.~-'|s+ :.also +~a: V~' ~4~d~'~+~+ ~'i:+'~'+'+4 ' +~+14+ + + "+~:~+++* ~+1.+ '.r= + ~'+: *++ "P+.+++ . +. +" +:+~++--' ~'~+':+,~+ '~+++' ...... ++" ' + +~ +++~'" + "++ +++ "+p@*+" + ...... %, +~' +++~'+'+'+ " '.++" :'~++++++" ~ ~'" ...... ++ .... =...... ~- " ~ Icmne to Canadm; lal~rlt6ry. AIid "thl an educational training syst- students, in a arose, are our for diving Coaches was ~dnea plgn." • - Senior 0aHdiani " credit.to pay for"their purchase " nonexistent. Until the "One of our biggest Canada Games structure problems is that we don't ouders Share i bepn in 19e8therewere few Imowprecisely what we're major facilities, limiting the leekin2forwhen wetrytofind lead need for many diving the potential elite diver. Three rinks have a share coaches, although we always What factor or factors count ofnthe lend going into with 12 equal monthly payments. had good competitive divers the most? Is it balance, for today's third round of the st all levels of competition. example? If so, then, ff we do Canadian senior womm's When we finally started our research and find a ten eu~_~S. ,~,mplonship. getting the facilities, a year old with balance 20 per Saskatanewan, Manitoba system for developing cent grenter than. the and Nova Scotia are tied for WITHOUT ANY INTEREST .CHARGES coaches was created, national average, do we the lead with identical 2-0 "Now we have a national keow that we have a records. skill program for potential winner? That recreatlonaldlvera; alevel I person may .have knock + Betty Johnston's Regina and II traluln~ program in knees +and be a postular rink bad the t0~hest time in English and French for reject, but because of the the opening two rounds 'be~innk~' coaches; and a balance, he or she may have Sunday 'as Johnston was level HI will be rend.y soon." an inborn talent to be a ~eat forced to use her last rock of With all this accomplished diver." the 10th esdnto edge Hadie by the and of the Montreal The problem, he says, is Manley's Balmoral Curling Club rink of Edmonton 7-6. 01ympics,.McGaveron was that up until now, perhaps 0,- ...... +'-- + r ! hired by CADA to channel ..the coach . didn't . look pest .++In Sunday's second round his • bott0mlese energy .;the I~iy:'bnlld.,-."Whm,~one" •J0hest6n ~vasl~ingtwb In thi~ towards two goals; establish sees a beautiful looking Mo.ffat 10th md before Newfoun- a sports school for diving, in postural line, one might say diand skip Vi Pike missed a the style of a resident club; 'that's what we're after'. clear draw on her renal shot and establish a coaches Perhapsthisis the reason we to 81ve Saskatchewan a slim Home Laundry school, affiliated with a have more ~iri divers than 7-5 victory. university, with the intent boys in Canada~ Since the that the two" schools would ~irla mature earlier, they McKanzi~ scored four in the 1 HeavyDut), interact, appear to be more graceful fifth und and went on to post To date he's half way or have better haladce'at a a 9-S win over Ontario and 459'95 there.l~egotiations to set up younger age. Whereas the later edged Lillian l~ac- .+~+~.++ _#:+.•++- -,+...... ! 2HeavySpeedDulIiutonsher the coaches school have boy might not fill out until Donald's New Brunswick /+" bo~ed dawn because of red he's 14 b~" which time the rink 8-5. chances are he n~Kl~t have EleelrieDrier tape. But he says it's only a New Brunswick is 1-] 289,e5 matter of time before that's been cut." going into play today on the oyurc0me and students from The only answer, • basis of it's loss to Manitoba • . .. , across Canada will be able to McGavern says, is to do and a 11-8 win over Doris gain eredlts at the Univer- more+ research. Without the MacDonald's rink in the .... ,,,, 749,90 sity to learn to coach divin...g data, without knowh~ what opmin~ draw. • ~as part of a physical educauo factors to consider,, the or bttsiness de~ree program. wrong people may be getting ~The other contending rink = With grants from Sport eliminated from a divin4g eet~ing today's play Is the ,. 52,49 Canada, his first objective, program too early .in life. J0yce Myers Halifax four- the sports school, opened in So far, the sutdents have some which beat the or 12 equal payments June 1977, and was in fu)l undergone ten tents, under Territories rink of Joyce Operation by the fall. the direction of Dr. Robert Muyers 10-3 in the opening Six days a week, Kerr, head of the motor round and then posted an 8-1 of SiiSJ 802.39 McGavern and a couple of learning section of the decision over MacDonald's assistants work with about 50 department of kinan- Charlottetown foursome in students, ranging in age thropology. " the as/. from seven to teens. ' ....We have five levels of recreational diving," he forexplains, munura "The andfirst ,.ttwo aresix lll. YOUR NEW weeks. From those students " +wedivers and they ndvunee to SPRINt JAQKET we're establishing a t+seaer +++ m~.~+ '' ' n ursday, March two l~ids attend three home "NI • advance;+_+ can reregister+oo.olW for +++ AND another six Weeks and shnplydivg. enJbY recreational [v's will buy Easter Breakfast :'i~Theye are also thr~ ~ml~tittve levels above the recreatbnsi program. on Saturday belween 6:00 a,m, in the ~higher levels,--|~,e . ' Steve StUtt, receive 16 home 11 00 a,m, • - +~+the sdm61 each week.

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i)oke pushes soccer Seven sold medals thrill 18 year old swimmer + I II a.c. I(CP) -- Wen~ Qulrl~ Ba~er'n four gold mednis in excitednat her ac- the men's'~-00-metre in" backl~Je(2:04.47); Nancy won two more gold medals individual events, and added complishment. dividuni medley "to surpau Guraplck of Halifax in the Sunday, one of them in a three golds while swimming "It comes as ;~n extra," the 9.:05.29 mark set last year~. women's z)o-metre fndivld-. for luniors, and... world-beat time, while with relay teams from her she ui(L "I didn't know what by Zoltsn rVerraszto of unl medley; and the Points Stephen Badger +re-at- Palate Claire Swim Club. the world's beat was." Hmgary' i+ Claire Swim Club In the quainted himself with losing She also had s silver and a. Quirk carried her Pginte women's 405-metre freestyle Canada is one of 100 Africa (2), South America Sap~mber. That win helped carry (Se relay (3:60.09). zuntrias from all over the (3), Europe (6), and North during theflnalseuien of the bronze. Claire tnam-mstes to victory Ontario club the over-sil The first Cons-Cola Cup Canadian winter short- She clocked 1:01.39 in the in the women's 400.metre world to set themselves a and Central America and the wu contested in Tunisia last championship with 1,347 J0hanna Molloy Of new and exciting target for Carribbean (3). Several* of ' summer tad was won by the course swimming sham. women's loO-metre butterfly Individual-medley relay, points. Pointe Claire +was Thunder Bay won the thdryoungsoccerplayers, it these tournaments have USSH,who bnat Mexico in s i~onships. Sunday, bettering the sturtin~ the third le~ two second with 1,026++and women's 50-metre freestyle is the Coon-cula Cup in already been set. Thus flnal decided by the toking of Badger, the 9.l-year.old previo~10est of 1:01.3~ held lengths hack and using her Etoblooke, Oat, was~third in a record 26.01 seconds Jspen, 1979. Europe will produce its six penalties after extra time. Australlanwho nowtralns in by Kornelia Ender, a powerful butterfly stroke to with 974. Sunday, while Vancouver's That ia the location of the qualifiers for the event from Ediuonton, finished fifth in' member of the powerful forge a slight lead that was Peter Baylk clocked 15:26.81 ~ext FIFA World Youth ita youthtonrnamenthddin The representatives of the men's 100-metro but.. Fast German national team. maintained durin~ the final Other Canadian records in the men's 1,505.metre tournament for the Coce- Polandfrom May 5-14, 1978. CONCACAFonthatocoasion t.~fl]~ihisflratlossa.flerfour World rocords are not kept freestyle leg. Saturday were act by: Quirk frecatyle, olippinlmorethan were Mexico and Honduras. vzecones in the tour.usy for 36.metre events, Boll Sawemuk of Thunder ~o¼ Cup, the second edition CONCACAFwill produce meet. elthou~htimes.are recerde+l, Bay, Ont. swam a world best ); Deryl Skll!b~, of Thunder two seconds off the record )f this colorful slMctacle oF its two qualifiers from the The finalists in-the. 1977 His three Canadian but Quirk Was. not. overly Saturday, clockini 2:05.05 in Bay in the men s 205-metre held previously by Ba~. ruder 19-year.old~. + youth tournament to be held event were: The quslifyln~ evmt for ,' in Honduras, probably in world-best docking of three ~ach country will be 'ftS' October this year.. USSR, Spain, Hungary, ~0nfederatlon youth tour. And the Aslun youth France, Italy, • Austria, minutes, 51.97 seconds in the fe 400-metrerscor+,wid, freestyle incl..a Satur- ssment,mme + I.E. the youth tournament finals are Uruguay, Brazil, PerssunY, day, led the way an swim. ;ournamel~t~./ of ,/A~la (2), scheduled for Ban~ladesh in Morocco, Ivory Coast, Irak, mers set Is national records The Magnificent Iran, Mexico, Honduras and ,. for the 25-metre shortcourse , Tunisia. eventa,n .

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on • to Masters in Georgia Brown sugar will stay-;-" softer l~ you put a piece of fresh . ~ in i uped annual bonspiel bread in the container and close it securely. didn't play 300 yards of this (AL)- Jack Nicklam now With the triumph came a $60;0(0) golf course each day. year the Kitimat rink of Joan has his d~ts trained on first prize, which Pri,ce Ruler was 'the tracted rinks from Terrace, boosted his season's ear- "I p~..~nany like to play AUTOVEST scene of a major be°spiel Kitimat, Smithers, Prince Hough were the winners. Augusta, Ga., and the on as auttcult a golf course Thursday night the Rupert Masters. . °lags to $157,065 and put Before you buy, Investigate the advantages of this• rent- last weekend. The 2eth an- George, Coquitlam and Nicklaus ahead of .Tom _=n r.aslm ble. I couldn't care to-own plan. All regales paid apply to purchase. Why nual Prince Rupert Ladies Victoria. rinks finished their season to "It's been a pretty good less if 300 wins. It doesn't prepare for the bonspiel. run," he said of the four- Watson for the first time this tie up your cash 'or borrowing power, tat and last Curlir~ Club bunmeil at- For the second con~ecutlve year. Watson, who failed to make any difference. months refit and drive away• ., .j ~'riday evening the fun tournament string that Nobody says you have to began with the out of town l ended with his strange make the cut for the second EXAMPLES consecutive time, has shoot 12 und~ par to win a rinks playing down to bring: viotoW Sunday in the Based on 36 month lease the group up to the offidal C~ampionchip. " " $103,181. ' tournament," Nieldaus recognized that No one, of course, came 76 F 350 pickup 18 Econoline Van 70 C 100 Chev L~- opening of the be°spoil. "l'ye ,won $I~,000 in my dose to 12 under. In fact, President of the Prince last four'starts and that's not the national television $148.00per modth $136.00per month S129.00per month] audience may have been lees there was only a single round lease end price lease end price leaee end price Rupert Ladies curling dub, all that bad. l'm playing under 70 in the four rounds of Weedy Atchison, corn- well, obviously, n than thrilled by the ex- $2,175.00 i $1,975.00 S1,875.00 tremely high scores the tournamont--tliat was by mated on the annual affair, r "From the standpoint of or simply return i i or simply return ~ or simply return produced by a frustrating, Mike McCullough. Nicldaus and started the activities. confldmce going into the needed 36 putts in the final ~8 Camaro HT 78 Zephyr Sedan 78 Dodge Van Sunday morning the Masters (his next start), w . e p.y course, the 7,174-yard round. He didn't make a $139.00per month S124•00per month S129.00per month curlers were treated by things couldn't be better." n birdie. But he finished one in lease end price lease end price lease end price Super-Valu groc~y stores to Nicklans has two victories Sawgrass layout. LII"YLE EXCITEMENT front of Lou Graham, who $2,025.00 Sl,82S.00 S1,075.00 a full breakfast including and two seconds in his last thrashed his way to a 75 and or simply return or simply return or simply return eggs, hotcakes, sausage and four starts. Sunday's victory "There wasn't any ex- second at 290. : 78 Fiesta 3 dr. 78 F!50 4x 4 78 Olds Cutlass bacon. was capped by one of the eltemmt ~ my 75," he said. most peckliar of all his 65 About the only excitement I~n I-Unkle, with a dosing S99.00 per month SlSb.00per month S139.00per month After a day of curling the 70, came on to take third at '' winners were awarded and American golf triumphs, a was generated by John lease end-price lease end price leaee end price @ the bonspiel was finished for .no-birdie round of three- Mahaffey's ace with a three- 291, three over par. Tied at $t400.00 S2,275.00 S2,025.00 • 292 were Larry Nelson, John another year.. over-par 75 and a uncover- iron on the 201-yard 15th. orsimply return.or simply return or simply return Winners included not only par 289 total that producad a But Nicklaus defended the Schroeder, Andy North and the Hough rink of Kitimat (me-shot victory in the an- course that produced the Ben Creeshaw. Cranshaw FOR FURTHER INFORMATION highest scores of the year, and Nelson had 74s, North 73 but Adle Molm of Terrace nuaf championship of the CALL LARRY HAYES - RICHARDS who'curled off 4th in D evmt, touring players. It was the including a final round 85 by and schroeder 71. Arnold Palmer. 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THE HERALD, Tuesday, March 21, 1978, PAGE 13 Canadian skiers struggle home Shut-out drought goaltenders quierie t enuld be said that the married,, wan considering considered one ofnthe best men's downhillers on the One bright'spot for the average of 6.96 per game. w h o p Iay • d z over Bryan Trottler of the the pro circuit. young skiers on the circuit, women's team this past National Hockey League Canadian national ski team COACH FIRED could move into the top seeds goaltenders found them- Through Sunday, there Canucks on Monday night, Islanders, who had 40 goals have gone through a season, however, was the were 59. shutouts in 630 had five each. n ad )7 assists. Then, just prior to the start new year. The Toronto skier emergence of Lena Klettl, 18, selves wondering after television cycle, with the of 'this past World Cup stands 16th now and will weekend play just how long games tiffs season, com- The only teams without a Darrxl Sittler of Toronto s HI,Banff, Alta; She finished pared with 71 in the same shutout this season ere helddown third place with 43 sea,n, came the diemis~il move up should one of those among the top 20 a couple of the longest shutout drought "Please do not adjust your of coach Scott Henderson, ranked ahead of him retire. in league history would con- period last season. Tmere Detroit Red Wings and goals and 63 assists for 106 sets. Technical difficulties times and shows great was an average of 6.57 goals. Pittsburgh Penguins. points. No Maple Leaf has credited with developing the promise. tines, n are temporary.', downhill team to a world- Going into two games in the first 630 NllL games Only one shutout hadnbean finished as high as second KREINER SLIPPED • So, too, do a number of this year. shared by two goaltenders, since Gaye Stewart was When, early in the 1975-76 class level, While the men were en- skiers who have been honing Monday night, there had not Wcrld Cup season, Ken Read bean a shutout since Gord Philadelphia Flyers, led That came Nov. 1 when runner-up to Chicago's Max But it seems the change at joying another banner year, their talents on •the by Bernie Parent's six, were Gores Hogosta relieved Bill Bentley in 1945.46. and Dave Irwin pulled off the top, replacing Henderson the same could not be said developing Europa Cop and McRae of Toronto Maple surprking victories on the Leafs blanked Washington" the club produccng more Smith for the final nine with quiet-spoken John for the women's national Nor Am circuits as well as shutouts than any other, a dim international circuit, Ritchie oFThander Bay, was Capitals 4-0 at Toronto en:~ mindtes of a 9-0 conquest of LIONS MOVE QUICKLY team which saw Olympic the domestic Pontiac Cup total of nine before Atlanta Flames by the A lion can achieve a max- great things were expected Just the formula needed gold medallist Kathy series. Feb. 25. Ninety-seven games o~the squad over the next were played between then Philadel~la's meeting with Islanders. In such a case, imum running speed of 50 tonturn the team around. Kreiner of Timmins, Ont., NAMES TO WATCH New York Islanders on few years. Read again led the way and Sunday with 710 goals neither goalie is credited miles an hour. slip to 25th from 13th in the Peter Monodnof Banff, Monday night. with a shutout, hut the team thlapast season with several over-all standings and saw John Hflland and Vaults scored,nan average of 7.32 is. CARVING TERMS But the following'year they per game. • struggled, the team rife with near misses at medals - her rankinga in the giant Halning of Calgary, Ann RECORD ZEROES GIVEN ...... before ngsin mounting the slalom take a simclar Blackburn of Chiooutimi, The league office said The Islanders and Chicago Meanwhile, in the scoring When you carve, you: us- internal bickering, and Monday that the previous equipment problems. Irwin victory podium late in the nnsedive. She started the Que., and Laurie Graham of Black Hawks had. six race, two-time defending brace a mallard, unlace a year at Chamoalx, France, a year as No. 4 in the world. Inglewood, Ont., are but a longest no-shutout streak shutouts each, while Boston champion Guy Lafleur of coney, thigh a woodcock, and team leader Jim Muster was 56 games March 5-25, were smt home early when race in which veteran Dave While Kreiner, 25, six-yesr few being groomed for future Bruins, Buffalo. Sabges, Montrealled the parade with wing a quail, allay a Murray of Abbots~ord, B.C., veteran of international stardom by the Canadian Ski 1972. In that stretch, 390 Toronto, New York Rangers 56gouisand64assistsfer 120 tteasant and lift a swan. their performances fell goals were scored, an below par. was a surprise second. competition, may have had Associat.ion. and Montreal Canadiens, points and a 13-point' edge Read, also ofnCalgary, fin- an off year, the other A Irwin returned to his ished fourth in the over.all squad member, Susan Thunder Bay, Ont., home to World Cup downhill stan- Clifford of Cantley, que., is await tests to determine dings at year's end and rumored to be retiring. If wbetlm'-he should continue Murray, who missed the Susie should call it quits, it competitive racing after early part of the season with will bring to a close an era on several serious falls. Hunter a leg injury, was 12th, the national team that of Calgary, who missed the moving them into the top started in the 1960s when her THE EXCLUSIVE Heavy Duty G.M.C. previous summer's training seeds for next year's races. older sister, Betsy, joined GMC program and had recently And Steve Podborski, 20, the team. Truck Dealer In B.C.'S Northwest. Olippers oontinue top spot

.mi~ a chance on the In the only other game halted. weekend to move five points Saturday, referee In Vernon, the Vildngs aheadof Nanaimo Clippers FranlmBreder stopped the suprised the Blazers to earn in the race for top spot in the Merritt-Penticton contest only their ninth win of the British Columbia Junior with 1:59 remaining in the season against 53 losses. Hockey League's Coastal third period, following a Dave Schneider and Darren Division, dropping two fcght between spectators in Halafz paced the winners games, one to the lowly the stands, with two goals .each. Scott Vernon Vildngs. During the warmupp~ior Cozens added a short- The leases, 5-3 in Vernon to the start of the game, a handadamarker for Vernon, Saturday and 6-3 to Merritt brawl broke ok~ and four which was outshot 35-25. players from each team. Cmtonnials Sunday, left the Steve McDonald, Ken Blazers with 80 poinLs, one were given game mascon- • ducts. . .' Berry and Al Anderson more than Nunalmo, which scored for Bellingham. n downed Langley Lords 10.3 REPORTS TO LEAGUE In Merritt, the Cen- Saturday. . Brodar vfdl make a report tmulals, who lead the In- l~owna Bucuroos to the league office, which terior Division by three recorded two wins, edging will decide if the game will points over Pentlcton, held a Revdstoke Brulas 54 in be finished at a later date 5-1 margin after one period. m/i Revektohe Saturday, and oraif It will be recorded as a Bob Desehampa, Blake dipping Penticton Veea 9-7 Morritt victory. Mcrritt was Stepheas, Pat Rabbitt, Ed home Sunday. leadong 9-2 whe~ play..was Beers, Ron Fleckhart and- nGary Sirkia scored for Merritt, which had a 43-25 Dead feathered foul edge in shots. Berry, Dave Brockhill and Don Fraser replied for the due to annual take Blazers. Hontor~ are helping shape hunters to determine the Berry Pederson and migratory ~bird re~ulati~s total numl~ of birds taken. Torrle Roberts.on each by w~d~,~, from birds The results of tlie two sur-. scored three goals to pace • the~baye'~killed ~ .the. .'~OYS s~, c~ml~terized a~d/.,~the Clippers past the hapless Canadian ~ldiife service. can be used to determine the Lords. Nigel Thomas, with a The hunters, a sample success, the level of pair of goals, Bob Smith and group of about 25,000 from the harvest and the location Morley Anderson were the across Canada, are taking of the harvest for each other Nanalmo marksmen. in a national survey waterfowl species. Gerry Bogle had two goals d~dgned to provide an ac- The surveys also show the and Mastics Jaeger added s curate profile of the annual level of hunter activity and single for Langley. waterfowl harvest. the average number of birds taken. SCORE8 WINNERS Bruce Turner, a wildlife Turner said the in- Brian Matthews was the service biologist, said in an formation generated by Buckaroof' hero on the interview that the harvest Wing Bee cannot be obtained wcekmd, scoring the win- THE EXl)LUSIVE I)adillao Dealer figures are taken into ac- from a questionnaire alone uing goal in both games. count when regulations for because many hunters have Jim Crosses, Bill Audycki, migratory birds are set. difficulty identifying the Darrell Becksr and Paul a~am from records of birds they have taken, let Phce also scored Saturday permit holders, the hunters alone their sex and age~ for Kelowna. Even Williams, in B,tL'S Northwest are smt lettersasking them The biologist said in- with two, John Cardweil and ,.j/ . ,.. to send in one wing from formation on the relative A! Graves replied for the each bird killed and are ages of birds killed can be Bruins. provided specially designed used to determine the suc- Matthews, Greg Wilson envelopes for mailing. In the cess Of breeding pairs during Prairie provinces the wings and Darryi Carlbomnasch the summer. had two goals Sunday, while are sent to the prairie "Dramatic reduction in migratory bird research Crmmon, Audyeki and Rod the age structure of the bkde Danchuk added the others. centre in Saskstoon where taken suggests that the they are counted and Ross Fitzpatrick had three population may be in goals for the Vees, With other identified by a group of trouble.!' in an annual exer- markers coming from Ran ~ Because hunters kdicate obson, Kevin Maxwell, Cary called Wing Bee, where they took a bird, wing About 25 biologists from Fades and Joe Coaningham. provides l~'eecse in- Next league action is LEO ~e r wildlife s,arvlce, formation about the location provincial agencies and Tuesday night, when • of the harvest, allowing Revelstoke plays in Dunb Unlimited converge Mologists to pinpoint areas an Saskatoon late in January Kamloops against the where the greatest number Chiefs, Kelowna is at Merritt DE JONG for the Wing Bee with the of birds are being killed. obJe~ive of identifying the and Langley plays host to This allows finer Abbctsford Flyers. delineation of management zones so that hag~its or Sales or more wings came, •the nkmber of hunting days I.INYNTER8 QUESTIONED in an area can be ad.hmted in Spods They make similar identi- accordance With the status of LARRY SHERMAN RALPH TRELENBURG GORDON HAMILTON fications of the goose har- bird populations. vest~:i using tail feathers Turner said the figures on Shorts SALES MANAGER SALES SALES submitted by hunters, the waterfowl harvest are Turner said the in- usednin conjunction with fonnallon is snpplemanted PnfoOPulation surveys and TO OPEN OFFICES by a .questionnaire sent to treaties on habitat to OTTAWA (CP) -- The plot optimum harvest levels., federal government •is unotlm~ group of about 40,000 opening offices of the fitness Buy Now at '77 Prices~! ¢, and amateur sports branch .in Winnipeg and Halifax to NFL ohamps reviewed improve so.operation bet- ween all levels of govern- ment and sport and 19"/7 FRONTIER 1977 FRONTIER NEW YORK (AP) -- Bob league-hlgh22 TDE ON %' recreation associations, Griene of Miami Dolphins, PASS ATTEMPTS( WAS Fport Minister Iona COm- 23' Motor Home Air-uonditioned,swivel seats, who. had the National TOPS- IN THE NFL. His pngnolo announced Monday. 23' Motor Homo Football League's best average yards gained of 7,34 She safdaEarl Dawson will tilt wheel, eruisG;oontroL,flourosoent lights, single day. passing last was fou/'thl in the league take over theWinnipeg office sasseS, also Wound up as.the (Terry Bradehaw of Pitt- and Stanley Spicer the NFL'~ passing champion. sborgh Steelers was No. I at Halifax office. Gi~lese, who threw six 8.04). And Grlese had a 4.2 touchdown passes ln'a 55-14 percentage of interceptions $18,886 °e .°.,.,' $20,000oo lout of ST, Louis Cardinals (Staubaeh wan lowest at 2.6). CALL FOR CONTRACTS Joe Ferguson of.~Baffslo LAUSANNE, Switz~land last Thanksgiving Day, (Reuter) -- The In- wound up vim 88,0 rating Bills threw the hall most often •(457 times) and gained ternatlonal Olympic Com/- ~ints,!~ised On the ~e~ s ~ormMa. Whlem counts a tile';most yards (~.,863). But mittea (IOC) Monday called 12aYor'S i~resntage oincom~f he Mso had the most pa~ses. for permanent contacts pletlons,:' percentage o picked off (24). Bert Jones of between the Olympic touchdov~t ~asketl average i~altlmore Colts completed • movementand governments Jim IVlcEwan ylm~ galn~ and percantage the most passes (234). n to curb increasing political -- interferenes In sport An II- MOTORS (Torraoe) LTH, of interceptions...... '~D page manifesto .issued by Rbg~,, Staubech of the t;~:u~ n,~o n©~.v. 10C.headm,a,,ters ,,.o0~,~ Sups/I~wl champion Dallas The world's largest fr0g: *w~., i" "E._".,::., '*_"'?.'~ Co-wbo~ was s~_-nd.at 97.L. • . ...-%.; .'., ' J~t,, t t~lgllU~ta uS ~e w~/otmaat...... l~narney LaKe, •p re sent" evile~threatenlng" Terraoe, B.C. Grimes ' comp!~on Pro" N.u,-- me ~teman ares, m n- rt-..exaHer :- ¢ent~geof ~,~ was secenu the museum at Fredorleton, ~! - ggq at~ . 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0 ¸ • T errorlsts• G threaten Peacekeeplng force New trial Over Kent State Moro with The U.S. Supreme Corn inVietnam rocked'he city Of prepares tomove dasred the way today for a Kent and the university new trial in a $4&million campus. :Tn~ht~aNadvtia/:/ gunrdOfa NBeewginSyosllda?oheccnerrf:/edw,~~fimmddle%iEa:e~gt°wltlt~hMl:rala~e~ lawsuit against Ohio officials The original suit filed by .....,. "people's trial" over the deaths ofnfoor Kent the nine wounded students prepared to move into President Carter in andnLebanese represen- State University students and parents of the four slain, Tm.itt y The 15 eauld,-ce y-- anal-terrorist operations in southern Lebanon today Washington. tstives to get the Israeli during a 1970 anti-Vcetham students, which • named and defiant, is members of prison. amid signs that Israel would Acting with unusual speed, forces withdrawn and a KN Rhodes and state National Irate,, Red aripdce vowed Wmon prosecutor Lulgl men Joioed a unit war demonstration. W'~e~'AS not heed the Seckrity the Security Council on area of operations estab- The Justices let stand a Guard officials as de- at the'reopsnin8 of thdr trial Mischdla asked that the el West G~many's Federal Council's demand for the Sunday adopted a resolutlon fished. ruling by the 6th U.S. Circuit fendunts, was dismissed bya here" Monday that their defendants be expelled, Criminal Office, which also immediate withdrawal of its calling on Israel to ira- Waidheim said he hadnap- Court of Appeals ~thst the federal trisl court.and the terrorist comrades would Franceachlnl shot back: came to Italy. n invading troops. mediately withdraw its proched several countries 6th Circuit court, n. * "~hut up, you neurotic," West German officials said civil rights damage suit place kidnapped former . troops from Lebanese terri- about providing troops for must be beard again because Thoas enerts ruled that premier Aid0 More on All but three of the de.fond- they are lnvestlgath~g Israeli Prime Minister tory and another authorizing the for~e. Informed sources ants Ward removed, at their pssslble connections among Mmachem Begin said he a Juror had been threatened state officials were immune "psople's'utal." a 4,00-man peacekeeping said Ireland, Norway, Nepal, during the 1975 trial which from such suits,abut the the kidnappers have own request, after Judge terrorist groups ionEuropo, wanted assurance that force to serve for a minimum and Nigeria were likely Guido Barhero denied their In Rome, Premier Giulio Palestinian guorriilasdriven cleared Ohio Guy. James Supreme Court in 1974 nmde no threat on Moro's of six months at a cost of 168 candidates, Rhodes and others of all reversed those rulings. It life or set e~ditions for his request to read a political Andreotti called a full Ifrom southern Leb~on bt~Y million. It was expected that rei~ following his ab- communique. cabinet session for today to lIds The vote was 12-to-O m Canada, the UN's most weil- liability. ordered that the cha~ea be d~tim last Thursday end The defondants had en- dial.as ta~.s.n~Pian.s '~e luse me nurser arcu .,~ ,,,~ The controversy now will heard in court. both resolutions, with the somoned member in return to a federal trial That decision resulted in a the allying of his five tered the courtroom chained g O vernment, receiv|.apr~. ~.~araf°r, t~ror~"- Soviet Union and peacekeeping matters, b~mrdf. together and were planed in Communist hacHmt for the I tacgs mm t~ru-. Czechoslovakia abstaining would likely be approached judge in Cleveland. 15-week trial, in which An intense search for steel cases used as defen- first time in 31 ~enrs. [ "That .must not hsl~Pm," and China not voting. about providing logistics for Ohio National Guard Rhodes . end all other li~, Sl, Conthlno%aided by dants' boxes. NAMES COMMANDER the new force, n troops killed four stude.n,ts defendants were cleared of British and West German The Red Brigades, Seoretury-General Kurt WON'T TAKE PART and wounded nine others m a liability. anti-terrorist specialists, n numheHn~ several hundred Wsldheim named MaJ.-Gm. Canada was not im- l~-sanond outburst of gunfire But a three-judge 6th "Moro in in the hands of members, are blamed f~ a KKK leader Emmanuel Erskine of mediately expected to take on May 4, 1970 as violent Circuit penal last Sept~nber the proletariat," de~endant series of sabotage and Ghana, chief of staff of the an active role in the new protests against the invasion struck down the Jury's fin- A Iber to Francel poliflealmurderaslnealF/0 UN Truce Supervision force, having already ex- of Cambodia by U.S. troops (ling and ordered a new trial. shouted in • heavily-gusrded in their war on the state. Organization in Lebanon, to tended its re.ureas with courtroom. "He will be Meanwhile, police in Rome sent home command new UN Interim 1,500 men serving with other tried," added Ran,to Curdo, found another car they said I~ONDON(AP) -- British carried an exclusive story Force in Lebanon. An ad- tiN forces in the Middle East the bearded leader of the may have been used in the immigration officials put about a crees-burning he at- vance unit of several hun- and Cyprus, more than any Students .face urban guerrillas, who are kidnapping. Investigators outlawed U.S. Ku Klm Klan tended in noutheastem dred Austrians and Swedes other UN member. acoused of forming an er- believe M0ro and his kid- leader Bill Wilkinson on an England. being formed from UN In Ottawa, an external madmit to topple the Italian hoppers are still in the Rome airliner for home today. buffer forces on the Gclan affairs depar tmen,. confinement state. area. WJlid~enn, 24, of l~mham Wilkinson was barred Heights and in the Sinai spokesman said he could not MgCOND AI"rEMPT BRITAIN HELPS Sprb~s, La., slipped into from Britain last month • Desert was expected to move commit Canada to an active (AP) -- Hlsldands mddie complete a ~im of re- It was the eseond attempt Two officers of Britain's Britain illegally last week following reports he planned into the area within 24 hours. role in the new force. But School students who are education lessons. in two years to try the 15 crack Special Air Security from France. He was to organize Klan activities, The secretary-goneral told William Barton, Canada's discplinary problems are In one cue, a studmt terrorists. The trial was (SAS) regiment are in Italy arrested Sunday In Leeds, in including cross burniogs, the council he was h/- ambassador to the UN, said being sentenced to solitary caught steal'aS was required recessed earlier this month to hdp with the hunt, the northern England. It was here. He told immigration strutting Lt.-Gen. Enso Canada would contribute to confinement and the pun- to lenrn legul classifications when defends lawyers with- British detente ministry 10e~evad Lpollce were tip~l officials a boat from France Slilanvun, the Finnish m- the limit of eta capabilities ishment is working, say for dcfferent types of drew. after a Turin said. The SAS has bern off by News of the Wor|ok a put him ashore March 12 on a ordinator-0f UN peace- and would be "glad to do school officials, thievery and the standard psllceman was murdered.. active innseveral recent Sunday newspaper that beach.north of Dover. keeping missions in the what we cau." "We don't allow the students (being disciplined) to see other students," Other lessons require principal Harry Clemmons students to define such said in a recent interview. things as profanlty, ob- "And, believe it or not, it's acenity or to explain the working." hazards of smoking. Clemmons said some of D~ another ]~art of the the students apparently program, the student mn't stand being alone. lZL,d~ed becomes the Judge "We even escort them to end is extracted to smtmce Don't the bathroom and bring other students caught ~hem their lunch," Clsm- the, tinS, stealing or cutting mons said. classes. The students in trouble are Parental approval ia :onflned in the school and beforo a student are expected to keep up with ~ placed In the OLl[ ~helr studies, but are ~ohibltud from anx contact "We ve never had a par~t th their peers during the fas~yno," Cleaununs said. "In ,chool day. ct, most of them are very IthAbOUte8,50 students attend much in favor of the achool,nand there are prepare and hack it all the two "in house auapmslun" way. until rooms. Under tradition~ , "Generully a studmt ,b Clemmons said a student !mapended for five ~days,,: mast:~stsy :at :hsme and~. emid ClemmbnS; "It ~is-the o~en Wupervi~d~Upon m I fourth and fifth days""hat' or her return, the student' to bother them the often becomes more of a ~. It really starts tonga" disciplinary problem. • The prosram has Won the support of teachers, too. ONE REPEATED "One of the main a& Clemmone said 18 students vantages Of the program is went through the in-school that it is constructive,',' program dtlring the fall' Clemmons said. "We're not semester end there wasonly Just kicking the Idde out of one repeater. school for awhile. We are • While in the program each actually trying teach them student ia required to how to avoid problems." Indonesian president rehabilitated

JAKARTA (AP) The In- was known to the Indonesian doneslan government is masses as Bung Kamo. n rehabilitating President ,n,.,~, .... , ..... ,, ,_._ founder, almost debt years "~" eA-,~ o~ ,~m su~, after he died in disgrace, near Bogor, with an Su kar n ,~ I- a .... , elaborate marble headstone the ~.~..,"~o-,,^. ^# ,h..,a-~ Mouthpiece ofnthe In- IAVI.4U.,SU,,UTM OW, MS~ as ~Annmainn Dnn...la o.A 1 i 1 lt W I VIUIUL 1TI IIUU,. 1 l'~[}un/IC m lt~iO tO 11~, l~.,,.dni--m. ^# ~. seemednto have been offi. '~'".'?'~' " ra- cially/ forsottm since ~ °ePenomea'i .... .; ~' U rvthin we, e said in.oura is true. desthat69whfleusderbeuse Members of his family ex- arrest, His policies had ..Ipees. little enthusiasm for wre.eked the country's the l~en,n Bu you' e Io drive it l lieve it, economy, and he was "President 8uharto is charged with compllolty in planning to prop up ida We're asking you to swallow a lot. The new standard at foot level, it combines with new opening rear vent the unsuccessful Communist faltering regime by building Mallbu, compared to last year, Is over 600 pounds windows to draw fresh air through the car. even when coup M 1965 in which six- a monument-to my husband lighter, almost 18 Inches shorter. And yet many Interior stopped. • ,..:... nleading, army generals and moving the grave closer dimensions are larger. Standard engine on Mallbu Is a compact V-6 which, • " - were slain. . to the capitol," anidnDewi So we're Issuing an Invitation. Come In to your with less weight to pull, can mean better fuel economy. Now thegovermnent plans ~umrno, Ida Japanese fifth Chevrolet dealer. Take a test drive. Check the back seat A compact V-6 engine with available automatic ~ive him a new end more TokyWife'oin an interview in and check ~e front. Your own sense of comfort tells you transmission that clellvers 38 Km/gal. city, 54 Kin/gal. ~npresslve burial place and ~ewapapers are again ' that Mallbu Is bigger Inside, smaller outside. As a matter highway, 44 kmlgal, combined based on approved. publishing stories about him. She said neither she nor of fact, rear seat hlproom In the 4-door Mallbu sedan Is Transport Canada test methods. IRememl0er these fuel The newspaper Merdeha other relatives in Indonesia as wide as In the full-size Chevrolet sedan. economy figures are estimates whlcll may be subject to 'sports that portraits of would give permission for Now feel the ride. Instead of concentrating on the revision. The actual fuel economy you get will vary • ' ]ukerno have been sollin8 the remains to be moved, length, we've concentrated on the suspension. The new depending on the driving you do, your driving habits, = 1 ' well for 800 rupiahs, or about Political observers agree Malll0u gives you ride qualities associated with cars of a your car's condition, and available eClulpment,} In .... 76 cunts. with l)ewi Sakerno that the longer wheelbase. engineering, styling, roominess and efficiency, Mallbu , ., The rehabilitation started rehabilitation of he¢ husband Even the trunk will amaze you. Helped In part by can offer the resale value people traditionally look for in last month when Lt,-Gen. All is designed, at least in part, GM3 new compact spare tire, It actually offers more GM cars. Murtopo, a key adviser to. to win support for the cubic feet of space than last year. The dash Is divided Into we began by asking you not to believe our ads . President, Suharto, an- government from his old functional sections that can be removed for easier until you drove our cars. Because after you clrlve the new ~tmcod that Sakarno.would political followers. servicing. A two-level power ventilation system on the Mallbu, we think you will be the best advertisement we've . be-given a new burial in Several diplomats also sedan and wagon selects cool air for face level, warm air got. Buying Or leeslng? See Your Chevrolet Dealer soon. appreciation of hls services note that the plans to move the country. .'i Some of the equipment IllustrateO is available at ext~;acost. Sukerno's rm~ains to a mere ;...... ~..... elaborate gravesite followed [~IVI~N,MUII~'I" IJUIIIAL the diRo]nmn.n thnt 'nn nv wnen°°'-- uu- k arno" men~--. -- --m nAnsive--.--v---~ 'burial ~.~vvault ~ had~" .June, 1970, Suimrto_ ~ ~n commissioned by ms 0o05, xrom ms Kallbata President Suharto's fnmm, Heroes, cemetery in , "---'~' Jakarta. He wu given a ' . . state funeral, but with a ~In. THEATRETOURE ira/ira Of ceremony and ~em NOnTT interred in a family.plot in EDMONTON(CP) -- The the small East Java town of Citadel on Wheel-Winp, the Bliter. school touring arm of Citadel 'Sukerno had once asked to Theatre, will use a ~0~000 Malibu. e age of Inner Space. be buried at LBogor, the hill Canada Council grant for a ronort?$ kil0metren south of spring tour of.the Northwest Jaharta, ander a banyan Territories and the.l~Uk0n. ' tree with a simple : stone The tour ai//rta in l~uvlk and inscribed Here lies Bung makes f~ more stops in the Kerno, Mouthpiece of the Northwest Territories, :{W0 Indonesian People. Bkng in northern Alberta and means brother, and Fukamo thr~ in the Yukon. , J

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' ~ ...... i6, THE HERALD, Tuesday, March 21, 1970 f. : ~...., :'., !4.7 mfllio .gallons French voters go centre-right", • ~:~ , ',U,~., . • .:. ,', ~,;,~ .~ crude off spilled give d'Estaing a majority • .. " • ~"'i. ~ ~. '~-;t:-~esp~,~anyltwlllbe The vessel already has efm'ranningontotherocha ~ !~.~ ~lel~t.fow or five days spilled at least 14.7 million early Friday when its PARIS (AP) -- Frmch Franeshavehemdthepresl. Giscurd's Unign for French than those in urban centrm, polled 50.6 per ce~t of tl~ t~.' - ~i ~om~tbey san start gsilons ofcrudeoilon to an towline broke during a voters decisively rejected a dmt's calllGr the right D~mocracy got 137 and the With most votes tabulated, vote wh~e'the lef=..:¥~.:~ ' . ! ~ mpl~l, oil from the l~0-kilometre stretch of the storm. leftist bid for power in runoff choice." kdq}endeats wan six. The the govermn~t candidates 49.4 per cent. :, ~ N~minU.S.-owned super. elections Sksdoy and gave Brittm~y coast and the rich Reporters who approached Since Gisesrd's term has leftists elected 102 Socialists, 1 ; '" II~kI'Amom Cadiz. fishing i~rounda offshore the scene Sunday reported President Valery Gincerd three more years to rum, a Communists, "I0 Leftist that oil continued to flow d'Estaing's centre-right leftist victory would have •Radicals and. one extreme from the wreak. coalition a majority 'ofaat resulted in a Socialist- leftist. The tanker was carrying a l~ut 85 seats in the National Communist cabinet ~d a Giscard and Premier Ray- briefs total of 67.e million gal]ous of Assembly. centrist president almost mond lieu're warned • FILION8 WIN MILLIONS oil in its 15 tanks, and so far ,With only foor overseas certain to oppose the cabi- throughout the long cam- officials do not know hew races unreported, the net's chief policies. The i~ that leftist promises to TORONTO (CP) -- The SPRINGJAOK|T ,'•,, Fllinn brothers from Angers, many were ruptured. Kovermnent ~coalition result would probably have raise the minimmn monthly Que., won 1,133 races and French authorities and ~st ~ seats to 199 for the been a constitutimal crisis wa~theby 37 per cent to s in the 491-saat lower 5 $5,748,311 last year, the salvage officials said no that could have wrecked the. oseto increase welfare Canadian Trotting divers had yet inspected the house. •Fifth Republic. n payments would ruin the Association said Tuesday. wreck or attempted un- The government's total The outcome of the efco- French economy. But The winningest family hi derwater repairs. Divers vanu ouly 10 lean.than in the tion was als0 a great relief to analysts said a key factor in North American harness were to start work today to assembly. And Robert the United States, which is the vote seemed to have been racing history was led by chart the rocks in the neigh- Fabre, whose tiny Leftist strongly opposed to the fears of seeing Communists Herve with 441 victories and borhood of the wreck so Radical Movement won 10 presence of communists in in the government. seats, said he no longer felt $2,~51,~8. Henri had 227 other tankers might be the governments of its allies. The popular vote was bound by the leftist alliance, Ev's sill buy heler Brmkfeel wins and $1,893,331 and Yves brought alongside to reload Sodullst Leader Frmcois dour than the division of had 161 wins and $554,996. the remaining oil. an indication that he might National Assembly seats add his votes to Giseard's Mitterrand, who would have Rhno, Gilles, Renald, Denis GALE WINDS EXPECTED been premier ff the left had ~ndicated.. Becanse of on Saturday between 6:00 asm. and Doris won 254 races and But bad weather was majority. won, blnmed the defeat on gerrymeadoring to make a The election result was a ,'?I $?59'926. Lifetime Filinn blowing up, and gale winds the Communistk. He said leftist victory more difficult, were predicted by Tuesday. clear rejection of the many conservative rural and I1,'00 a.m. family statistics show 12,621 their attempt to make the I victories and more than The most optimistic alliance of Socialists and Socialists agree to a more districts have fewer voters million in winnings. estimates said pump~ was Communests which pledged ':2 to make sweeping changes in sweeping' nationalization not expected to start for at program turned away MAY NOT RETIRE ' least fournto five days. French society, including DORTMUND, West potential support~s, n The captains of the tanker more nationalization of "History will Judge, as it Germany (Reut~) -- An- and of the West G~mas tug business, greater social negret Richter, 27, the benefits for workers and should, those who took the Pacific which took It in tow responsibility, without Olympic women's lO0-mstre Thursday after its steer~g higher taxes for the rich. ~old medallis,t, said Tuesday hesitation, ofnJoining the gear failed were under The vote belied pre- H~ht in their violant, in- ane nan changed her mind detention ashore and election op/nion polls thatfor (nn mE GlUE VOU 1 G cessant attacks against the about retirement and may questioned by French in- six months had consistmtly mpste at the 1980 Olympic Socialist party," Mitterand ~ veuti~ators. predicted a leftist victory. said in a clear referanea to ames in Moscow. The West Harry' Rinknma of But the polls had already German made a farewell been discredited in the firft Communist party Leader Chicago, Amoco In- Gcorgca Marchals. HLL THE (OmFORT51:: tour of Australia and New mknd of voting March 12,' i:T ternational's viceptesident Merchain, whom many ob- Zealand curlier this year, for marine transportatiun, when the left fell short of the but said the trip had shown majority it needed to ensure servors think wanted the left indicated that a d~spute over to lose because the Com- that a troublesome sciatic the term of payment of the victory in the runoffs. nerve injury had.apparmtiy KEEP STATUS QUO munists wouldhave hem the OF HOME... tow may have delayed the cleared up.n ~e~yes~el,~elunresult too-n* Juncor partner, conceded ~ .:~. unsuccessful towing Ol~r- ,,s-'-~=...,~ o.,~h-"~ that "the majority will IT WAg REVEALING atinn Thursday night while ~"~f ,~,"~ ,,'~v~r~ remain in power; that is a RHYMNEY, Wales (CP) the storm got worea.n - ~ ~ o- " #---,,, m,, h~ nM,~. "it IS a •~o-*direeted ,.a-itall~m ,a~ ...... --Scots drummer wee Willie. "We are afraid there is a o,,a ~,,na,~ r,,.=~-,, mlim, P shrunken maJorcty that is Russell charged a pound a controversy," aal has had sines Charles do: ~veakeMng. ', pesk when a group of giris at Rlnkema, adding there a band concert wouldn't "maybavobemadiscausion (]su]le term'nod to power in ' Heeding" Glsesrd over the towing contract" 1958. d'Estaing's warning that believe his claim that he dur~g the critical ~Hod. There were fears, France's economic future wore nothing under his kilt. however, that the leftist was at stake, Frend~men "Tke girls must have en- SURVEY ALCOHOLISM defeat would prompt joyed what they saw," said EDMONTON(CP) -- The streamed through polling Russell, "some of them Alberta Alcoholism an~ Communist and Socialist stations all day Sunday fez' a came hack for more.". ' DrngAbmeComnfleston will labor unions to wage a mill- record 8S-per-trot turnout of conduct a survey this sprk~ tant campoisn for the pay in- the 30 million diBlble voters. CHAPERONES STAYED to learn hew widespread creases and longern- In the first round of voting LIL BROADHEMBURY, alcoholism is among retired vacations the leftists had the weak before, the turnout i.! England (CP) -- Newlyweds persons here. Ed Sawka, promised during the cam- was 8~.78 per cent. n Mark and Jeanette Freeman study coordinator, says the peign. • DIVIDE SEAT8 were dfaperened by their 30 survey is designed to give "This in a personal victory Of the gsvcrnment wedding guests on their the commission facts about for the president," said a coalitton's 288 seats, Jsuques wedding night and loved thetifestyleofolderl~'fens, spok~man for Glscard Chirads Gaullint Rally for ,~,J( .. eye~ mlnuteof IL: " : '~ : not *~ feKrot ,,,,*"~"t'"'-: d'Estatng.:"T~,,e."l~,ple:~of: the Republic won 145, Now YOU ,9,an ,9.o. anywhere/and, comforts of home. Take your vaoation' ibis"year ' ,t~* ~~ ~ in one of our fabulous recreational vehicles. _ ~:-~ [ Its the only way to gel /~ ~.~t~ )

1974 GN0 JIMMY . w,..,0..,.,..,o . $4896 k" Better Benefits For Borne. .'~ Divorce orAnnulment. Post-Mortem Benefits. 1.977 FORD,,,, .,,., ., CPP pension credits earned by a husband Applications for retroactive benefits (i.e. up hmperSpe,i,l, lull, ,,r lend, U00 .,b| $7896 and wife during marriage may be divided to 12 months) can now be made on behalf (i" equally between them if the mardage ends of d deceased person, in cases where in divorce or annulment after January 1,1978. contributor qualified, but failed to apply, This ensures that an asset accumulated before death. Families or estates will be '. 2 through the efforts of both spouses while entitled to receive benef~s in such cases. 1974 HAZDA PIOKUP they were married can be shared equally by both when the marriage is dissolved. Elimination OfReductions Piokup, Rotary, 4 Speed $2696 tn Children's Benefits. Retmacttve ent Orphans' and disabled contributors' orient Benefits. children's benefits are no longer reduced for Retirement benefits may now be paid the t"~th and subsequent children. All children retroactively for a period of up to ]2 months •in a family regardless of its size, are eligible 1977 ASPEN SE to contributors who had attained age 65 to receive equal benefits. va, 4 Speed, Stereo $6496 • ,-~.~, - but who are under age 70 and who have ..... '/y:c retired from the labour force. Theseimportant amendments to the CanadaPension Plan cameinto force on January1st, 1978, .!~;: to If you haveany questions, contact the CanadaPension Plan '~', ilm~ler. officenearestyou: ::~ : ARREST WIZARD !,,..,, ~, England (Reut~') .... ~¢e have arrested Bill ..." J0tmn, self-atyled ira. .,,,,w.,,o,-,,,... $'/2961 ','. n -~!"~:;i~"' i1 grand wizard of the ilNlgpremaclst Ku Klux :.'~!~ :Jd3~Mb~ofthe U.S., whom the ''il i~'ittSh government has Prince •George :'i; ..~b~nnq, d from Britain on ::I ~dl he might stir up ra- Oxford Building % ~/.hgtred. Police and 1973 TOYOTAPIOKUP ~!'~ ~ption officials must Suite 219 ' ?,~ ~ whether to charge Wdh Oanop, . " , ' $2196 ' '~L' '~ ~k~on as an illegal ~."~ ~t or deport him as 280 Victoria Street ..'.~ ~. ~nducive to the V2L 4X3 . . ,.~ ~od, . ~!~ '@~,'~0M~ . ~t.~ ~'~;~RDAM M (Reuter)( Rauter ) -- Te!:il(604)564-1137 ~:I ~:~o,ooo r~'sousp=.us mar-m, ,,o . ~ ~.tl~u~, Amsterdam on • "i'~'~ ~}ft0protest against the ? - ," j~ Station wapn, V8, Auto, .... ~U~,~neutron bomb. The ~:,~ ~:~ ended in a mass Ji : .~,,:~ ~INI which closed a two- , ,:.~ ~'~/~tk'national convention Terra0e Totem Ford • :~. ~~ by the Dutch Stop "5; ::Y~ ~l!p~/~:~e~ron Bomb Com- Healthand Welfare Sent6 et Olen-6tresocial Sales Ud. /i~~ ~, ;The marchers in. 'Canada " Canada '. :.i ..... [~ many of the 1,500 4631 Keith Mo~lque O~gln, Minister MonlqueB6gln, Mlnlstre •(L '~:!i~j ~mU~n delegates from 636,,4984 !~:::~..~.~ ~1';/tBe U.S. and 28 DOO727A '" : F'~"~,

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i; mlmlllmlm FLEA MARKET PATS KNITS For Sale: Framus 12 string Must sell: a clean3 bedroom Hobby Farm In Smlthers. FOUR plex for sale by CLASSIFIED RATES Saturday April 8th -- 10 Knifllng Machine Sales guitar, good playing con- home. Cement foundation, 20.6 acres, three bedroom • owner. Centrally located in right to classify ads under a.m.-3 p.m. Skeena Secon-Lessons . Patterns • Ac. dlflon, Ideal for beginner, w.w carpeting, fireplace, house, 5 acres cleared. Barn Terrace, full year round occupancy, excellent in. appropriate headings and to LOCAL'ONLY: claw School gym . cossories best offer. After 5 p.m. 635. -attached garage on a fenced and other out buildings. Two Garage Sale, Crafts, Bake Coned Yarn 39c oz. 638.1409 lot 85x200. Asking $33,000. year round creeks. Close to vestment potential. Phone set rates therefore and to 20 words or less $2.00 per 3795. 635.9471 for further In- determine page location. ;nsertlon, over 20 words 5 Sale, Bazaar, .White (ctf4mo.18n) (P3-17) • Viewat2552 Penner or phone town.Forfurtherlnformation Elephant Individuals and (35-5172. -"--" write to A. Lestander Box formation. The Herald reserves the cents per word. (CTF 10.18) right forevise, edit, classify 3 or more consecutive in. Groups Welcomel ABLEELECTRIC LTD. (C10-19) 2475, Smithers or phone 847. Entry forms available at Eledrlcelend Refrigeration 2150. or re,act anY advertisement sertlons $1.50 per Insertion. Stuff Envelopes $25.00 per and t0,,rata In any answers CFTK or Sight and Sound. contrading. (1o3,17) For further Information "Housewiring. 100 (possible). Information directed to'the Herald Box REFUNDS: send Self Addressed Reply ~rvlce, anclto repay phone 635.9277 or 635.7959. ; dklB.Sl?6 First Insertion charged for FOR SALE: 14' boat with 9 Stamped Envelope to J&G the c~tomer the sum paid whether ru~ or not. Sponsored by the Klnefte (cff) General Agencies Ltd., Box ~or, t6t:..adveHIsement and Club of Terrace h.p. J()hnson motor and AbsolUtely no refunds after • FULLER BRUSH trailer. $350 firm. Phone 590, Peachland, B.C. VOH box r~al. ad has been set. Wanted to Rent: 3 bedroom 1X0. (p20-1) Terrace Church of God,* Order now by phone. Phone 638-1571 (p5-15) house. Close to town. Phone BoX. "replies on "Hold" or make an appointment. located at 3341 River Drive, 635.3682 or 638.8141. Ask of instrtKflons not picked up CORRECTIONS: " Marnle 635.9721, 27' Coronet, Danish built, wlthM 10 days of expiry of an will be having a speclat Must be made before' 2nd fibreglass cruiser, 330 h.p. r- Rene. advertisement will be Easter Program March 26, (C~.lS) Insertion. 1978 at 11:00 a.m. Everyone Wive, C.B., sounder, holler, destroyed unless mailing Allowance can be made for frldge, hot and cold water, Instr~tlons are received. Welcomel WANTEDTO RENT: 2or 3 only one Incorrect ad. Ester heater and more. Call Those answering Box For further Information. bedroom house, by April lEt. FOR SALE 1968 Beaumont Numbers are requested not phone 638-1561. 624-9275. Leave message for Mark at station wagon. P.S., P.B., BOX NUMBERS: (P3-17) 8700 and 1969V~ ton G.M.C.,. to send Originals of 7~; cents pick up. The College has an im- 635.9073. (p3-16) documents to avoid ICES. The Three Rivers Workshop mediate vacancy for a 307 motor 8800 phone 635- $1.25 mailed. is having an Easter Sale of Boat for Sale: 2751. (p3.15) All i claims of errors In Maintenance Supervisor. 15 foot 'V' fibreglass advertisements must be handicrafts and toys on This is a newly created • CLASSIFIED DISPLAY: Thursday, March 23rd, at Runabout with full soft top FOR SALE: 77 Aspln wagon recei~d by the publisher Rates available upon position and the lob will and windshield wiper 197750 within 30 days after the first their new location, 5010Agar Involve responsibility for the less than 4,000 miles, still 6 request. Avenue. Free coffee will be hp Merc. electrlc, extra month warrant. For more publication:" ' .. supervision of maintenance, tanks on E.Z. loader traller. served. Open from 9 a.m. to grounds, bailer room and information call 635-2934(p4. It II agresd by.the ed, NATIONAL CLASSIFIED 3 p,m, Contact Grant Papps, 4721 RETIRING? 16) • vertller requesting space RATE: Janitorial Staff of the Lees Ave. 638-1856 or 638- Adult-oriented, factory- fhet ith.e liability of ..the 22 cents per agate line. College. built houslng Herald ln the event or lallure MS,;.,,, ...~...,. e~N~ .... Previous experioncewould 8131. FOR SALE: 1977 Dodge % ...... • .... P" Tlcketsarestlll a'vailablefor (P3.17) developments on Canada's Number One ton 4x4. Automatic, P.S., to PublJlh:an.advertisement I,,,,~u,,, , , be an asset. Preference will Vancouver Island- or In ~the event of an error "'" ...... : all 3 performances of the motorcycle distributor Is P.B., 8000 miles. Like new be given to -candidates Lower Mainland and looking for a franchised appeal;lag In the ad. LEGAL POLITICAL AND Royal Winnipeg Ballet May holding a valid Class.. 4 or 3 and a 1973 Dodge V~ ton, 5th and 6th at the R.E.M. Lee 0kanagan Valley. Into. dealer for this area. For automatic, P.S., P.B., 30,000 vertlmnent as publllhed Stationary Engineer's BOX 4002, Stn; A, VIc- TRANSIENT AD- Theatre In Terrace; further information, Con- miles. • 635-3845 (p5.15) shall! be limited to the VERTISING: Tickets cost $8.00 Certificate. The' ability to tor lie, B.C,; or Box 882, tact: Deeley Harley- ernomt paid by the ad- $3.60 per column Inch. Reduced Price of $4 for supervise and co-ordinate Summerland, B.C. Davldson, 12260Vulcan Way, staff and plan work 3 bedroom town house, 1974 V.W. Station Wagon, verlller for only one in. CTF.M31 Richmond, B.C., Phone: good,condition. Phone635. correct Insertion for the BUSINESS PERSONALS: children for Saturday programmes Is essential. frldge and stove', close to ((~)4)273.9677 (c3.16) • Matinee Performance only. Duties will also Involve school. Phone 635-5485. 3990. Ask for Joe evenings portia of the advertising $4.50 per line per month. Write, enclosing a cheque for and weekends 635.9647 (p5. space occupied by the In. On a 4 month basis only., tickets, fo the Terrace and negotiations with, and co., (P1-15) FOR SALE: 91/4 acres. V, correct or omlffed Item only, ordination Of,: contractors. mile north of town. Spring A LOT OF GOOD THAT DID, 18) and that there shall be no - D EADLI N E ..... District Arts Council, Box 35, Salary. will be dependent creek on property. Power Ancient manuscripts liability to any event greater: L ~'Terrace, B.C. For more available. Road sfarter, didn't uee punctuation FOR SALE: 1969Ford I/, ton on experienceand will be on pickup. Fair running con- than ithe amount paid for nlCD/AV. , ~ : :' . Information phone 635.2101. the B.C. Government Em. Phone (after 6)635.4094 (cff .ma~ uotJ] about 364 be, dition. Phone 635-6055(p3-16) suchadvertising. -, 4"00 p.m.S'2 days prior to • " ployees Union Scale of ap- f&f) when a mark of separation proximately $20,000. $22,500 .to_llAwedeach word. Advert I semen tsm usF'^;;bp,,,qM day For Rent 2 bedroom comply with the British • . : annually, A full range of benefits Is basement suite, with fridge, Columbia Human RIghtsAct CLASSIFiED~ ' employee which prohibits any ad. 1:00 p.m. day: prior to available. The position is a. sfoveanddlnlngroom set.No verlislngthat discriminates publication day. . ..Baby CII.nlc every Tuesday permanent position sublect ,pemt~',,~Ph°ne635-7589. . ngal~st~ahy person because, starting at l:~u p.micever, to a : three month : ~r,-,,, of h~s ra.ca'~l rellg!on, sex, ServlcecihargeofSS.0Oonall .~nornh !BabyClln Y probatlonsryperlod.. ~ .'~... - colo~ flatl~: 'stir y,:.anosstr Y N .S . F. cheques • . 2nd - and 4th Friday at the Please address ' all an~" Par Kent, furnishessuite one or piece• 0 farl g In, erbecause CommuntyCentrefroml:30 .....nllcatlons toaether with bedroom basement • .... " ' IP 4"00 m rt west Close to SChOOlS, within his ageJsJ)atween .44 and 65 WEDDING DESCR - - • P. • . . ~ . resumes, to No h ._. ~ ...... yearl,- unleasth" ..... e'cond lion Is. TIONS.. . Adult Clinics - man.. w~. ,~ CornmunPv ., Collie-, -- At- .walking DisTance o~ Town. Justi~ed:'bY a bona fide No charge provided news Frl.,from.3:00.to4.00p.m. t~ntlon: G; Harris, Box 726, Ph~.e.638~1937. requ(remont far .the work submlftedwlthlnonemonth. .V.D.Clmc.3:00p.m.every 5331 McConnell Ave., tl-z-ua~ invol~nd. , _ ~ _ $5.00 production charge for Man. & Thurs. Terrace, B.C. V0G 4C2. InlB~~~oa~¢tnl~-~'~l~--e~..a~.m,~pt~:~:.,~ ,:~:~ ~;..~. :~.~..~:,~,L,(~l'm ~:: ~: :,~ , :

, ...... '; (~'ire.UpS)~,--recel~J,,"one Are y~'~aklBg ~Ob'~'OVv~ '' Published .at Terrace month or mere after event life and your children's B[C. 5 days a week $10.00 charge, with or miserable? Do you con- FOR ~ISALE: 4 bedroom without pldure. Subject to stantly yell at your children,. home - with ' finished" Monday to Friday, af- condensation. Payable in or hit them,'or find it hard to FOR SALE: Swedish design basement fireplace, large ternoons advance, control yo~,r angry feelings dlnlng room sulte -- lot, dOse to schools. Phone toward them? Excellent condition. $450.00. PUBLISHER 635-2601. P.I.C.'s goal is to help you Phone 635-6601. (C20-M16) Don Cromack CLASSIFIED "AN- become the loving con- (P5.16) .. NOUNCEMENTS: structlve parent you real!y Moving to Bulkley Valley? 3 SUBSCRIPTION want to be. LOOKING FOR FUR' bedroom house In Telkwa. 1 NITURE? • , year old, low taxes, Full RATES Births • 5.50 All Inquires absolutely Funerals . 5.50 confidential. • F0r excellent prices on basement. W.w carpet. Effective October i, Cards of Thanks 5.50 PhoneMary or John 635.44i9 furniture see .the Mr{lain . phone e46.5228. 1977 ./" Memorial Notices 5.50 Jane 638.8302. floor at" FRED'S FUR. (PS.16) NITURE LTO. Owner transferred. Must Single Copy PHONE 635.6357 INCHES AWAY CLUB. 4434 Lakelse Ave. 20¢ Meet every Tuesday night at Terrace 635-3630 Sell. By Carrier mth 3.00 8In the Skeena Health Unit. SECOND FLOOR (CTF) Excepftonal family home, By Carrier year 36.00 For more information phone close to schools and shop. ping. "Sunken living Room, By Mail 3 ruth 12,00 635-3747.or 635.3023. FOR SALE: Sliding storm with fireplace, sliding glass ByMail : 6rnth22.00 window with screen; toilet, HEALTH CARE FOR doors to covered patio; By Nlail , :year 40.00 MI LLS MEMORIAL beth tub; tub enciosure; fee. formal dining room with SENIORS A St. John Am- THRIFTSHOP wagon; bays skates, size ,4. Senior Citizen year balance. Course : You ere fireplace are. two of the Mills Memorial Hospital Phone (~-6612 (p5-18) features of this outstanding 20.00 never too old to learnl For Auxiliary would appreciate more Information, please Yamaha NS670 'speekers.. home. Large kitchen with Brltlzh Commonwealth and any donations of good, clean built-in chinacabinet in United States of America 1 phone Mrs. Carol Harrison, clothing, any "household excellent •condition and 638.5042. eating area, mud room, 4 year' 51.00. Items, toys etc. for their sound, $420, 23 channel CB. bedrooms, 2 baths; rec- THRIFT SHOP. . . Realistic and RC.24C plus room, workroom, and ample BOx 399, Terrace, B.C. For pickup .sea;Vice phone roof antenna $120 and ~keena Dlsirlct Girl Guides storage areas. Complete this ., VSG2M9' " 635.5320or 6t54233, or leave ~frigerator - works well S7S •OARRIER s "i would like to announce the home.. Large lot has fruit donations at the :Thrift Shop 635-5290 after 6 (I)3-15) : " trees, •garden area and : ' ~'elephone: opening of .a Land Ranger on Lazelle A.venue on Company In the Thornhill For.Ssle: 2 year old white greenhouse. 4840Walsh..Low , 112.604.638-6387 Saturdays between 11:00 • 60's. Interested parties only area. Girls between the ages a.m. and 3:00 p.m. Thank stove, and .frost free fi:ldge, HOME DELIVERY of i4 and 18 who are in- you. (nc) geod worklng condition. $300 p!easecall 635.3175 after 5 ANTED : Terrace & District terested please call 635.3061 each, Phone 6,15-9743. "i p.m, • .... . (CTF) • Thornhlll & District or'638-1269 (ctf) RAPEI RELIEF (C2.16) .~' .. ' & CRISIS LINE I You are Invited to par- FOR WOMEN TERRACE CALL 635-7558 ticipate In these Lenten OR noonday addresses to be 635.7728 held at St. Me.flhew's :MaoMillan lloedel Wobber Anglican Church, 4726 Lazelle . Ave,, ' Ter.race. Time: 12:15 p.m; -,. IndUslr/s Ltd. / Goulet The:! regular monthly Bring your own sand. meeting of the Skeena wiches.:.coffee and tea Progressive Conservative Swingtlme News, picture Requires fallen with coastal filling experience. Full ~.J and will be served. ads, dances, for Swingers In Wolnen!s Club will be held on bunk Muse facilities, 6day week, equipment supplied. Wednesday March 22nd: Wash. and Western Canada. Wednesday,; N~:rch 2.2;" at Rev. Lance Stephens "A Phone 557.4212. " , ' 1:00!p.m. In'the Terrace Est. 1969. $3 per copy or free Pear area Christian Perspective" A detells. CY Club P.O, Box Little Theatre Building, 3625 Summation. 2410, New Westminster, B.C. Kalum Street. Come and bring your V3L 5B6 (i)8.21) For further Information, • friends bring a co- m~ Call ~635.6764. worker, participate In Room 120 Skeena wishes 'THORNHILL These discussions on contact relatives re: emigration Breakfast Co-op. •., ::,::Do ItflOW , Wel;ht ;! Wat¢~Ws meeting family life. Urgent. Kofoed ,.heldwMy Tuesdayat 7 p.m. (P347) of:the Knox United Churm The Terrace Art Hell;, 4~7 Lazdle Avenue. Association is sponsoring an and exhibition of 71 paintings The Terrace Art Association ~ome for sale, hy local and regional artists In the ,, .. ' Sheets River is Sponso#ing a life.drawing ,.',- f work~hop, by.~RIchard:~Yatea Terrace Library Arts R~om, until April 5. THE HOBBY HUT , 26" x 35" of Pe'taln~pSon, on :March Ceramic iupplles & 31; 'ApdI{:i : and'.2 in the Entry forms are now area Terrace Library Arts Room. availablefor those who wish Greenware, air brushing ..... '3 76 To register before March 24, to enter their arts, crafts and ava,ab,e.custom fir,ng. 12 shoots only- , wrlki 4711 Tuck Ave., or hobbies In the Terrace 3936McNeil St...... phone 638.2964: Limit of.is An,,~nualArtsand Crafts'Show 63.5-9393 .... PHONE Queensway area[ persons...... on April 22 and 23. They can • be.picked up at Toco Craft, .... Odd lobs for the Jobless.... THEi ~Z'~:_~.~.. DALLY _. li.ERALI) B,C.6.AIP.O. - Annual' Fall ~ ~inferlandi and Northern Phone 635.~35, 3238Kelum 636-6367 DALLY HERALDi : , :, Bazaar, November. lath : Crafts, ()r by wrltlng Box 82, (ctt). ' I 1978.;~Are|ta Banquet Room Terrace. .. • .... . ~"'i:: ~"'~'~ * ' !,'~:tt~'£~"'

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PAGE I1, THE HERALD, Tuesday,/~rch 21, 1978 these three ships had such abolished the slave Uade ATCO STRUCTURES long endurance they el- with foreign countries. 5T. AUTOMOBILES Atco structures Prince --Nutrition o S; ~ By TEE CANADIANMarch,, 1978 PRESS feetively ended the U.S. 1861--Thefirst American George has parts & material instead fdrUg The cruiser Oreto sailed merchant trade. The cruiser nursing school was char- available at year end • " from 14veri~ool, ~.ngland, Alabama captured 68 ships tered, in Philadelphia. clearance prlces. 50 percent under the flag of the Con- during a 22.month cruise 1891--Chice Marx, one d 1973 Ford Ranger 4x4. Flat TORONTO (CP) -- A "A previously untrestable hour of ingesting the food federate States of America without once entering a Con- the Marx brothers Deck wlth deck. S2,000 off for all Industrial trailers tape and mobile homes. Salaryed professoratthe neurological disease has additives and last for about 116 years ago today-- in federate port. At the end of comedians, was born. miles. Phone63S-4798or vlew Massachusetts Institute of been treated by using two hours. 1682--the first of three com- the Civil War, the U.S. took 19tT--A federal court at 4840 Sunset Drlve. service man available on request, for Installations and Technology said today that lecithin for its effects on the POSSIBLY INVOLVED merce raiders built for the legal action against Britain ordered the Alabama state (P10.21) repairs, please call Don within five to 10 years phy- nerves and it will probably "It raises the psllbflity rebels in Britain. Despite the and collected $I5.5 million board of education to begin sidans will be able use have numerom other uses as that food coloring agents from arbitration, desegregating all state FOR SALE: 1974 Ford Bargy at 562.6231. (c5.15) to success of the Union navy in nutrition instead of druga in well" mdy not be entirely in. clesing Confederate ports, 1794--The U.S. Congress public schools by fall. Ranchero, Excellent con. Wish to have your furniture the treatment of diseases DISPUTES FINDINGS nocuous," he • said. dltloo. Can be seen at 2263 refinished by an expert7 end disorders of the brain. Dr. Morris A. Lipton of the Hemlock Dr. Thornhlll. Want a good lob for a good Dr. Richard Wartman told department of psychiatry at Asking ~ firm. Phone price? If so call me, Wayne doctors, educatlonists and the University of North 635.3463. of Wayne's Wood Working experts in the field of Carolina told the mninar he Entries (P3.16) and Refinishing after 4 nutrition at a symposium .disputed the findings of If you reside in Terrace or phone 635.6722 (c30-m18) that recent findings show recent studies of the effects For Sale -- 1974 Pinto. Good that diet-induced changes of food coloring on hype- In_ MusJo mechanical condition. Very Mrs. Mar~, Slemin, graduate "have important physi. ractive children. Thornhill and do not have reasonably priced at $1108. Dollologlst, Caurtenay Doll ofo~Ical effects on such brain Dr. Upton said that food Festival Phone 6,15.9058. repair house, will be In functions as sleep, food con- colorings do not generally (P3.17) Terrace from March 27.31. smnption, pain sensitivity m~e children "hyper." The Pacific Northwest a paper carrier - Anyone with antique or old and hormone secretion." He was responding to Music Festival has received 1974 1 ton Ford series 250. dolls to be repelred, please "Until we didnthis work, claims made by Dr. Ben- 854 competitor entries, 360.V-8, auto,trans. Good phone 63S.9743 for ap- everybody, myself included, jamin Felngold, a California coming from Aiyansh, t we have a condition. Phone 63S-1682 pointment. Free estimates, have told you that the brain podiatric allergist, who said Hazelten, Kltimat, Prince after 5. quality workmanship, (In- regulates its own business that at least 40 per cent of Rueprt, Smithers and .terestud In buylng, old parts, and that the brain is so children with hyperactivity Terrace. 1972 Ford Cortlna 2,080 cc bead, and dolls any con- important that it gets and learning disabilities The official program for SPEOIAL motor., 4 speed standord'. dltlon.). whatever it needs from cir- imFoved noticeably when the music festival will be Very good cond!tlon. Phone ((:2-16) culation," he said. coloring agents were re- available April 1st and may 638.1682 after 5.. But he said the hour-by- moved from theL- diets. be obtained at Sight and OH SUBSCRIPTIONS (P3-17) I Sound i. Terrace, Kitimat GENERAL ham" dependence of the brain Dr. Upton said that "Dr. on the level of nutrients in Feingold has .~tinued to and Prince Rupert, the For sale, 1974 Datsun 62.10, CARPENTRY Photo Shoppe, Smithers, NO JOB TO BIG the blood is #'very great repent and eve, ev~'jrge his very good running condition. exception,"since scientists claims and has g=nerated Tillicum Keyboards, Phone 635.5832. OR SMALL Terrace and the Terrace FOR YOU! ADDITIONS, SIDING assumed the brain got first comiderable support in the (P5-191 pick of the body's nutrients form of parent self-help Public Ubrary. RENOVATIONS Due to the demands on • CEMENTWORK, because it was true for RrouPs." glucesa, oxygen and heat. Dr. Uptozzf. chab'man Of committee members, ad- PAIN.TING Dr~ Wurtman said he could the United States advisory ditionaf hdp, for a variety of Phone after 6: not say why nature had committee "onhyperkinesia duties, would be greatly PHONE DAWN: 63S.40~4 -~" "" 'allowed something as im- and food additives, said that appreciated. Anyone who v~nrtant as the brain to be some preschool children would be interested in 12x60 Monarch Mobile erahle to nutrient blood with the hyperactivity helping make this year's 636-6367 Home. 3 bedrooms and levels. • syndrome respond to food- music festival a success, is partially furnished. 8x25 Joey : But he added physicians coloring agents with in- • asked to call Mrs. Olga shack. Asking $8,000 Phone and scientists can take creased irritability and dis- Power at 6,~-3&~. 635.3542. (c6-19) ~.%.. advantage of the phenomena ,tractability. He said the Lois McDanid, To whom It may concern: I in many ways. symptoms appear within an Publicity Cbeh'man. ~For sale: 12x55 3 b~ mobile "home. ~q~ds will not be held responsible Ioeaflng, frldge and stove. for any bills or debts In- curred by anyone but Phone 635.5970. myself, as of this date, (C5.16) March 20, 1978. 1968 Genral, 12'x56' trailer, Wayne Choral, wLth ioey shack. Un- No. 32.Woodland Heights furnished, set up and skirted Trailer Court, in park In Terrace. $6,000. Terrace, B.C. O.B.O. before March 24.78. (P3.17) whatever seem space No. 17-5016 Park Ave. or phone 635.6174 days.. (P.7,10,11,12,14,15,16,17) "FOR SA-LE.: 1.~xM; tw9. S bedroom mobile home. WYATT'S Arabian wishes to" Located en fully serviced Iof~ announce that "TAN TIN'" In Thernhlll. Asking S13500. your sire of halter and per- Financing available. formance winners will stand •Contact Gerry Warren at at stud for the'1978 Breeding Royal Bank, Terrace, B.C. season. Phone 635-6403 and Phone 635-7117 (ctf) inquire about "our Fully furnished 3 bedroom breeding fees., 12x64 mobile home. Large . (C20.M17) landscaped lot 84x21Q. Will " pitch... renttbe lot; Rent free for .1_. year If Waller Is bought separately. For more In- formation 638-1507. (c5-17) PERSONAL: Discerning O~h foot camper. Im- Adulte. Shop discreetly by meculate condition. Frldge, mail. Send $1.00 for our fumaca and overhead hunk. latest fully Illustrated STRIKE Used one summer. Priced to catelogue of marital aids for sell at $2,800. Phone 635.9056. both ladles and gentlemen. (P3-17) Direct Action Marketing Inc. Oept. U.K., P.O. Box 3268, Vancouver, B.C. VIB 3)(9. (ctf) IT HELP WANTED: Earn W. S200.00 monthly part-time; "(~ Pmttwed Mkltltlyof $1,000 full time. Easy to j succeed with our training. Write Fuller Brush Com- Sealed tenders for the pany, C.O Box 108, 808, 207 following tree planting West Hastings St., Van- RICHZ contract(s) will be received couver, B.C. V6B 1H7, or by the District Forester, Mr. T. Diamond, R.R. 3, Ministry of Forests, At- Kamloops, B.C. V2C 5K1. tontion Reforestation Prince (df) Rupert, B.C. on the dotes TAKE A LOOK AROUND YOUR shown below. 1. Contract 103110.23 4 Located Goat Creek Ranger District Terrace Number of ATTIC, GARAGE, RUMPUSROOM Trees lS thousand Viewing Shorts Date April 3 1978, leaving Ranger Satlon at 0900 a.m. FIRE POLICE FORCE NOTE: Viewing of the ROBBCNS, m. (~P) - AND TURN YOUR DON'T WANTS INTO CASH planting site prior to sub- Village trustees have fired miffing a fender for this all 16 policemen, effcotive contrect Is mendetory. Tuesday, amid charges Deadline for receipt of some of them eommltted tenders Is 3:30 p.m. April 13. armed robbery, burgllry 1978. and car thefL It is not the " first time theChieago suburb THIS SPECIAL RATE Tenders must be sub- of 9,600 people has had miffed on the form and in the trooble with its police. The envelopes supplied which, estire force was suspmded with particulars, may be in 1970 after two people were obtained from the Forest shot to death by police. Ranger(s) Indlceted, or HATED THEIR FATHER from the District Forester, STAFFORD, England • LINES'5 DAYS.5 DOLLARS Ministry of Forests Attention (AP) "An electrician's son Reforestation Prince and daughter pleaded guilty iiIi.il I Rupert, B.C. to attempting to murder "" ...... - ...... " .... "1 Print your ads in the squares on the coupon. Be sure to include their father because they I The lowest or any tender I DAILY UERALI) Mail Coupon with $5.00 cash your telephone number and leave a blank space between words. will not necessarily be ac- said he made them study Cheque or Money Order to: .I copted. eves'y night and all day I (AS.m) during weeke-ds. The judge ' "S1111KEIT RICH" "Strike It Rich" Ads l Items may not exceed $250 in value. Price must be included in the put them on probation for I The Daily Herald I advertisement. three years. Ias Hill atabbed I ADS 321~Ka,um l ,~. RECREATIONAL his father, Peter Hill, 4Z, in I l; the back with a bresdknlfe I Please allow one space between words Terrace, B.C. VSG 4B4 l Your advertisement will run for five consecutive days upon ' VEHICLES while his sister, • Vicky, receipt of coupon• and accompanying payment. screamed, "Kill the bas- Ii lililililil ltiiliiiliiiill I terdl" and tried gash him For Sale, 1Or:' Holiday to I iiliiilllll fin cancellations or refunds. Camper with lacks. Sleeps 4. with a broken bottle, I illl'illllllllll I Oren, Frldge, stove, furnace prosecutor Oliver Pop- I I No business ads please. / and flush toilet. Phone 635. plewell told the court Il lililliiill liliillllililli 7432. Monday. i lllilll,llil IlJlillillilli•l I (P3.17) PRESENT ZOO BABIES I Advertisements must meet t.he Dally Herald advertising stan, TORONTO (CP) -- Donna dards. ' ~., Grosvenor, writer and i iillili:Jlll I IIIIliJll illli 1 GPhotographer for National eographic for several Name____,-~.______,____.______. I Strike It Rich ads cannot be taken over the telephone. years, has visited the Address ...... _ .... _ ...... -- I Postal Code ...... -___ ...... I Bakkers Modular Structures Metropolitan Toronto Zoo for sale: Very reasonably several times finen March, Classification ...... Telephone No ...... : FOR ITEMS UP T05250 IN VALUE 1976, photographing new priced, attractive looking I , • I pre.teb. Greenhouses. 4 roll arrivals. She is writing and talcing pictures for one of poly orfl~egless covering. i!...... Turn Your Don't Wants into Into'...... Instant_____..j Cash i Take Advantage of this Special Rate Today! Phone 638-1768 or view at publication's children i 3961 Dabble St. (p10.1) books, Zoo Babies, due out NIOR. , I

THE HERALD, Tuesday, March 21, 1978, PAgE 19

the AMAZING SPIDER-MAN, By Stsn Leeand John Romita

!!It's Not Easy To Your Individual Horoscope ) i;!Fall Out of Love --Franc.Drake "~.~l~k~ ii

FOR WEDNESDAY, MARCH 2~, lff/S " i', By Abigail Van Buren what kind of day will SCORPIO 'm_ ~'_ tomorrow be~ To ftnd out what (Oct . 24 to Nov . 22 ..v~ ©mm bycm,oo rraouno.N.v.N|Wl S~d. Inc. the stars say, road the forecast Not a prime period for trying .,~ given for your birth Sign. to push pot schemes; for taking the initiative generally. Con- ~:! DEAR A.BBY: My problem ~ not having enough ARm ~,..~ contrate on routine activities. ,:i st~.ength to brea~ up with a goy lve bcen going with for (Mar. ZltoApr. 20) w4~,"~-{~ SAGrrrARIUS ~.~.-~F r;/ siebxly three years. He'e 24 and l~n 23. I have become so A new light thrown upon (Nov.23 to Dec. 21) ~' ~r~r .i'~'.emotionally involved with him that it's tearing me apart certain situations should prime As with Scorpio,you may not V; bemuse I know he's playing me for a fool. you for flne advancement in the be in the best position to take ~,: He never .takes mo anywhere unless it's my treat, and offing. Rouse yourself to work action o• a cherished project ~i: for the last three years, he has always managed to pick a for superlative attainment. Just now, but that needn't deter ~!!ifight with me just before the holidays so he doesn't have to TAURUS 1~ ~-~" you from kseping your plaus in '-ii haY me.anything. {l ulwuys give him something, howovor:) (Apr. 21 to May 21) v~. CAPRICORN ~ byl~.fBolAm d~OsO, P~tern~o ;~i We've telked about .n~rriage, hut he's careful never to Exercise extreme caution in (Dec. 22 to Jan. 20) ",~ ~CATFISH ~9 get pinned down to a date. financial matters. Due to Good stellar influences. :~,-~, I'd like to have a home and kids, Abby, and when this having lnsuffid~t-data.there uoou s~e,ar m,uences. Especially favm:ed: real estate .;guy is sweet, there is nobody in the world sweeter, but could be danger in signing interests, home improvements, !,: most of the time I'm w al~" g around with an aching heart, contracts, especially, family concerns and social •~/! Hew can I either get him to marry me or forget about GEMINI ~.~:.' him. for good? . " ACHING HEART (May 22 to June 21) ]][~ activities.AQUARIUS' • ~ ~ t I • ; . A good period for branching (Jan. 21 to Feb. 19) ? :~ DEAR ACHING: I doubt that you can get him to marry out into new fields if your With further thought, younow regular activities allow you the see possibilities in hitherto ~:you, which is a break for you. Tell him it's over and to time. Intellectual Interests berren areas of addevement so, -] •pleas e do you a favor and stay out of your life. Keep busy especially favored. ~ ff you're in a mood to take a with other thoughts, other activities and other peoplo. It CANCER ~/~,~ - chance, go ahead. Success will hurt for a while, but it's preferable to conthtuing in a relationship that's bound to hurt worse-and possibly (June 22 to July 23) ~ likely. ... forever. . " Bommes indicated from past PISCF_~ ~41"{~Z efforts. These should give you (Feb. 29 to Mar. 20) --~a. :,; DEARABBY:Iomahighschoulstudent.Lastweekend new incentive' perhaps u whele shouldY°urimpulset°"getgoing"bechecked until :) my very best girlfriend slept over. The day after she left, new approach to further suc- associates are randy to Joinyou. ~r':~/ ~--~''. !' my mother missed about 820 worth of her good cosmetics, cesses. Long-range plans Forcing matters will only load i/, I didn't want my mother to think my frio•d had taken favored. :~, them, so I said I had 'q>orr'owed" them and left them LEO ~ to dissension. . .'. :',~isomewhere. (July 24 to Aug. 23) ~ YOU BORN TODAY are an /. Now I am being punished, but I would almost rather You may encounter what extremely energetic'person, ':i take the punishment than have my mother think my seems to be undue opposition, have a lively imagination and ~ girlfriend is a thief. Abby, I turned the house upside down Take whatever steps are are always ready for action. L~ ;>looking for those coumetics,~md they are just genel n~.toovercome.it, butdo You are keen of perception, a . ~ - - . :.~ Should I tell my mothe'r I had notldng to do with it, and not mistake honest discussion bern organizer and have a good !,'ii:it just had. to be that girly Or should I take the punishment for hostility, business head. You are also - Tm~ WZZ~aD Or m and let it go? interested in the arts, but may ( l~b'Y-TH4TA44,q C~.q~'~P..~ ~and VlRGO II~L~ eschew them as a career = ~ II~:,UL~.~ , .-.; : .. HIGHLAND PARK (AUg.some24intriguetOSept. 23)likely in 0C- favor of more profitable ~!'. DEARI-LPAP~K;Ifyeneuncatoh,ourgtr,|e•dw|th oapationsicircl,.YOOr,muin uv,n.,sn--.Ho--,. ! ~/.~:~/, . if,. the'~videnee, do so and give her a chance to return the discreet and keep involvu~.~t you could find in painting or !.~stolen goods. If you can't, tell your mothor that you didnq to • minimum. . music, especially, an excellent _.. oo_ ~take,.~whomayher cosmeticsandnot.have deservedthat yoult, lied to protect a friend LIBRA .flL~ excess energies. Traits to ~arb: :~ . " (sepL~l to Oct; 23) --~ '~ impotuosity, overa~ressive- ~: DEAR ABBY: The first sin years of our marriage we . A good. day for.eccupaUo~l ness:Birthda.~of:.Anthan_yVan" '.:hsd four sinules and a nail" nf twin, Mv w,rl¢ ,n, n.v.,' mleresu, uuuoos especseuy uycz, e'mman pamta'; uam.ee ~_.__ ~a ..... a f ;o~, .;.oX--~a-,a,.-"-'~a-~,,;'--~ "~= "~T~.=~ favorable ir you are seeking Brown, actor; Stephen son- ,~ : ~Naturally,_i took it out 9n my~ush~fl. The po~.guy uoa~.=.~vo~;frmn SUl~e~,,~rs. :~ ..~ dhahn, lyricist. . L -- r~to sit in bars just to get .awaY~from my nagging and ..... ~:.cumplaining. : :ii Then I read a letter in your column from a woman whose • Orossword By Eug Sbdl • ,:' .. ": situation was almost identical to mine. In your ~mswer you :,. , : , said, "Mothers of small children tend to forget that their ACROSS 45 Die 2 Poker stake 21 Ethiopian "- ,, r ~huabands need love and attention, too. Quit feeling sorry 1 Poet 49 Thrash 3 BelloW" prince .. ~, . .~for yourself and concentrute on your husband. No matter 5 Cushion 50 Cooking 4 Rye-grass 24 Indian ~ihow .many complaints you have, keep quiet, and find g Sponsorship vessel 5 Manner of moccasin -, , . '.something to compliment him on. Kill him with kindnessl" 12 Celebes ox 52 Fallacy speech 25 Japanese r~q' Well, I felt like killing him, so I wne willing to try 13 Grow old (Logic) 6 Gone by plant •. anything. At first it was a real effort to be nice to him, but 14 Rational 53 Commanded I Obligation 26 Deserter B.C. I forced myself. Pretty soon I discovered that tho nicer ] 15 This goes 54 Grampus 8 Landed 28 Goddess of was to him the sweeter he was to me. with dark 55 Woe is me! property harvests WHAT" ~ You ~'H(NK oF " That was a year ago, and I am just (getting around to and double 56 Hastened 9 Flower or 29 Birth ~'H~ FAT ~P P f ':.thanking you for an answer to a letter that I didn't write. 16 Pitier . 57 Observe plant 30 Pouch ' But it worked for me; 17 Corner. 58 Hawaiian grower 31 Ending for HAPPIER IN HAWAII (colloq.) gosse l0 Arrow ordinal 18 Grain or DOWN poison numbers seed l Expose to ,11 Prophet 36 Caused ::, DEAR ABBY: Last Sunday the crowd I run around with 20 Merchant warmth 19 And (L. I irritation ~, wanted me to go to a show, but I had to go with my family 22 Greek letter Avg.solution time= 2~ min. 37 Equip ::,to visit my aunt and then my grandparents. I was bored to 23 Corroded 38 - Way; ! deathl , 24 Ripple E AI~ C V E ancient ~i, Why do parents force their e~il~.en to go visit relatives? ~7 How foolish, ~~ paved road 32 Summer 41 Beast of s.e ::' It'S'boring. They keep telling yoti tha( your '~/outh" is the =IAIP~-- DII~JF[EIAI'TIS , F :.(~best ,.part of your life, then they..maha you.miserable drink ~_~1~ burden" ~drnggin 6 you to places you don't want to go. Can't they 33 Tax export 42 Declines :i*reaiize that when a 8fr! is 14 she isn't happy going to visit (abbr.) 43 LOWtide DOONESBURY by Garry Trudeau ~,relativan all the time? 34 Consume 44 Epic poem BORED 33 House and 46Out of work I UN,,eXC~Et4~, I N~L.I.,~/,/.#! Senate ~l 4, Home of I I ~,,. DEAR BORED: Chlldre•, even l~year~lds, should not 38Roguish . another l SIR, .r ~/i,vK I yo~/~'r ~ ~I.lY,Y~, '/i,!be forced to attend ALL the aunts', --des' and couslne' 39"--tu": color? [~=..~ YO#'P,~ IN MY [ '"1 -A/ff~4~ 7ttAT~ ~C~,q~INT#, eO0~ I Ir-r~.~ ~/~n~" '~ 'get.togethers. But neither should theft be excused from all Verdiaria 'BIEISI~5"MIEIF-ITNF--'~4' ,I8Otherwise I~(~ "¢E~T'/ I "' ~' 40 Hilltop , '1 ~ r"~,0M I I~.,II~IvlI#tO" r/q//k~ I I ' such visits because they are ,'bored, If you must ge--go, 51 100 square ~NIN / \ . . ~ I tY//~/ ~ PI~, " i~wlth a smile on your face. And make up your mind that 42.Hire Answer to yesterday's puzzle, meters .'~]~'~'1 ; VIET/4AI4/ .. ~e~,.l. i /: . , •(you're going to ha~e a good time..And who knows? You ~msy eve• have one.

' Do you wish you had more friends? For the secret of !:ipopularity, get Abby's new booklet: "How To Be Popularl You're Never Too Young or Too Old," 8end $1 with • lonff~ ,iself4ddressed, stamped (24 cents) envelope to Abby, 132 : Luky Drive, Beverly Hills, Calif. 90ZIZ. NNN'I I N@ 24 25 26 ~0 31 B~ ?t~Ye/4~e ¢.m~ ~L, 8e~l~i~ I IIbul~l"l I I'" I '° I I ~,N/N ~ I~E/'- • ' :~e/./.,/aT0/v • $2 N,4v/, 7//e/~ p~- ~eY?~OUA~D ~ ALl. BYC~7~ 6H~'TTO~ACKHEI~/ I, " ~ ~/5 /~////,,~70~./~, 3g ~/HOCUL4/~70 5EA~D ~A770HAL We CA~ OUe.~V~ See 7~e~ BY e/vP,, I~ Ova. I I ~f HP~ / PHR~D/ ilr,/~ ~ ~u-s~/ (" I "F//~ 4'7.' 4~' =t6 q7 q8

53 E6 i ,/ : CRYPTOQUIP 3-4 I! " !ii ! • [l!lql ' I KVV-YFKoMBK TVSKVI HVEM- 111111'III • 'Z/. ~ ~V/N.7~ llfllllm4~, v/~/~:~/ ,,,em.~ 1'!.'!'41 ' I KOEMH MIVTM.H "YFKoMBKH' ff'P4~lll ~r.N/NI ~. I1,1"i1 . • ' ~vp,o.e~!~v I YFKOMBSM ' ' ' I..~1 I ,t~e~l Yesterday's Cryptoquip-WHITESNOwFALLFASCINATED I OUR RURALCHILDREN. ~.~ 1978 K[fiS FeAtures Synd[c|te, Inc, Today's Cryptoqulpclue: E equals M The Cryptoqulp is a simple substitution cipher in Which each ::i z/zG letter used stands for another.'If you think that X equals O, it will equal 0 throughoutthe piZ~zle, Single lettem,,short words, i/' '~Ho'ddyou believe it? vvebeen ell over town and words using an apostrophe can give you clu~ to locating r ~ " trying to getyou, mmeflower~" " vowels, Solution is accomplished by trial anderror, J

PAGE z0, THE HERALD, Tuesday, March 21, 1978 Search for male pill continues

By LLOYD TIM- East, each centre usin~ few unmarried men," has .been heightened by BERLAKE- different blends ot The goal is to get just the recent reports that womm LONDON (Reuter) -- chemicals. right mix of female taldng the pill face increased About 200 volunteers aromd In London, doctors at progestogen hormones to risk of circulatory disease the world are trying out male King's College Hospital are reduce the sperm count and after 35 years of age, contraception doses, eseidng rounding up the last of 30 male androgen hormones to especially if they smoke. the perfect blind of ber- volunteers found through an maintain male potency. But when the first tests of munes which renders a man advertisement in a local In the research lottery, progestogen only were made 635-6576 ~ 4606 Lazelle infertile without making him newspaper. King's College has drawn for on men in the United Staten Hours Tues..Sat.9 a.rn..$:30 p.m. Friday 9 a.m.4 p.. lose interest in sex. "Our switchboard has trial a combination of about 20 years ago, the side- ~ne trials, coordinated been Jammed," said Dr. monthly injections of an- effects were bizarre, Dr. by the World Health Tony Hirsh. "We won't have drogen plus daily tablets of Hirsh said. Volmtsers grew Organization (WHO), are trouble finding our quota. We progestogen. Other centres breasts, lost their beards, in being carried out in Canada, are looking for men, are using other means of some cases turned pink and the United States, Chile, preferably married, who administration. lost interest in sex. West Germany, the Neth- have completed their CREATED DEMAND John Newton, director of ~gN eclands, India and the Far families. But we do have a The nced for a male "pill" • o .o the WHO clinical research cmtre into human reproduction here and developer of the L~ndon tests, estimates it may be Portable toilets greet five to seven years before a male pill is on the market. His program will last two fiddlers' convention years. The doctors are not ac- tually testing the doses' Ladies0easter UNION GROVE, N:C. here, about 80 kilometres amphitheatre VaunHoy built ability to prevent con- (AP) -- J.Plerce Van Hey, a north of Charlotte. two years ago. coptlon. They hays chosen rotund, white-haired retired Scattered about were At conventions past, the men whose wives and girl- farmer in red sneakers, is a veteran string music lovers, aroma of smouldering mari- friends are already taldng most hospitable man. Look but most of the fans were too Juana has wafted out of birth control. Instead, they *119. ,s out over his land-see the young to remember when, Union Grove. Occasionally a will monitor the volunteer's rolling hills, see the 500 for folks outside the south, festival has been markednby sperm count twice a month. portable tollets.n "bluegrass" meant merely a rowdiness. But as important as the Those cubicles will accom- hearty vegetation. Capt. Bill Stamey of the sperm count--as indication modate thousands of ECHO WITH MUSIC Iredell County sheriff's of fertillty--are the men's bluegrass music lovers and Tents sprouted like spring department saidnhe and his sex drive, potency and gned-time seekers expected flowers, a communal spirit 47 deputies have been general feelings about their to conver~e on Van Hoy'.s settled an the land and the preparing for nearly a sex lives. A team of farm this weekend for the hills echoed with bluegrass month. psychologists is monitoring • ~ _ Deluxe 54th annual Old Time Fid- music. "During the last couple of these aspects,haS well as dlers' Convention. "The timing in the spring years, everybody's been findingnont what wives and ~ Motoeross "It's as country as 'the and the setting of the con- pretty good. We usednto girlfriends think about the wilderness and open plains," vestlan is conducive to the have a problem with drugs male pill. Van Hey says ointhe three- young at heart," says Van but , now it's illegal .%~.%%-~..-..-.-...-...:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:. day festival that begins Hey, a robust 60 himself. wbisky.nSome of them bring "Aft~ you pass 50, you're down a little 'shine Item the ~~'~i;~ ..... iN- Thursday.n. VENTED His father started the not going to get Grandma mountains." aff~k to raise money for a and bivouac in the woods for ~::::.'::::: The original of today's three days." fountain pen was invented by nearby one-room school. John Jeselh PARKERIN From humble begluningn in Bl~-name musicians are UTILIZE BEET JUICE rare, but spirited bands vie DRINK DE~JCRIBED 1924nwith a few banjo Don't throw away the juice The "sack" of pickers and a listener or for trophies and cash from canned beets, add It to ranging from ~ to $1#00 for Shakespeare's day was two,nthe •convention has soup made with cabbage, made of dry sherry mixed s139. ,s caught on in recent years the best, fiddler. Judging is carrot, Onion, celery and based on~ categories such as with Barbados sugar and like blue jeans and cowboy vegetable bouillon cubes/ 8~ce. boots. • ' accurate tuning and how The local sherlff'f good It scusds. department and state high- No ~ectric instruments way patrol say that last year are allowed-indeed, there some 1~,000 people planted are no electric outlets ~m the themselves on 500. acres stage of the 12,000-seat o Free after 15 years /-

• SAN QUENTIN, Calif. The court agreed with 6 SpeedLadies. (AP)--RobartL0k~.--poot, L0key and all ~ p~vfl~ painter, .sculptor, amateur were restored,!, including the lawyer, inventor, fireman_ right to visits from his wife If so, you have probably and ex-prisoner at San and twn daagibte~s, n Qumtin penitentiary-- says. HOLDS PATENTS recdvd a m ingnmtion slip s149." the lS years he spent behind He holds patents on bars for murder "turned a several inventions, including (T4U) inthe mail. fool into a thinking man." a safety device for a rotarx Lokey, ~, walked away saw that causes the tool to 1 from the big house a free stop when flesh comes near Ifthe sup hasn't man Saturday, his life the spinning blade. He in- smtence cut short by parole. vented an improved braille arrived... He carried a shopping bag writing machine and a full of belongings in one soldering tool for repairing If you didn't get a T4U hand, his portable type- typewriters. writer in the other. Hca good behavior earned from us, go to your local Standing outside the gates, him an assignment outside Lokey took a deep breath, the walls as second in post office. Pickup a postal ~23" Frame, glanced up at a sunny sky command of the prison fire reply card to apply for and murmured, "Ah, free departmest. He lived in the ene3 speed. air." fire stati6n and was per- duplicates. Fill it in and San Quentin officials say mired to travel outside to he was one of the prison's assist nearby fire depart- ~ it. You'll get your most rumarkable convicts. ments in Marin County. "If we had an institution ,as he left the prison, Lokey duplicate T4U in time to full oinguys like him we was asked if he would have file your tax return. could lay off half the staff," accomvlished so much had said program co.urdlnator he not been imprisoned. "I s139." William Merkle. 'don't know the answer," he If the slip has in 1963, I~key and his said. brother, Galen, were cen- • roll arrived e@e victed of murder in the course of a robbery and Writer If you did get a T4U but kidnapping. Lokey's. gun went off by accident in the needa replacement for any struggle with his victim, who Dies reason, also use the postal died. The court, noting the NoRw~x,Conn. (~l- reply card, Mark "rep_lace- accidental nature of the Faith Baldwin, the prolific meat" on the card m death, sentenced the light-fiction writer whose brothers to life im- ~t novelw. pu.ishedin up_per right hand comer. prisenment instead of death. 1921, has died after a 17- " ---~ ' Gelenswas .paroled seven month illness. She was 84. slip years ago. Miss Baldwin died at her If the h as ar~.'ved EARNED DIPLOMA home~turday. bu .yo " 23"Frame, After entering prison, Born in New Rochelle,. t uneed more infor- Lokey, a grade school N.Y., on Oct.1, 1893, Miss marion... 27" wheels. dropout, earned a high Baldwin wrote about 85 schnel diploma anna degree books, including more than in behavioral scieace from 60 novels. She also wrote two the College of Maria, gradu- books of poetry and still need an xtenmed state- ating with high honors. After numerous magazine articles s169.oo completing a course in office "and short stories. ment, fill in the same card. machine technology, ~ he With such books as Office learned to paint and sculpt, Wife, District Nurse, Honor wrote short stories, easays, Boand and Rich Girl, Poor You must write the total ~ ~n i poetry and a book about his Girl, Miss Baldwin reached UI benefits you go_t in 1977 life. thepeak of her success in the "When I went to prison, I 1930s. somewhere on the-card. w~s a fool," Lokey said In an interview in the late This is important. It ,will outside the gates.n"The l~0s, she said: "I never eluxe1O speed, wanted to be a writer. I changes I went through here help us get your statement tO ~ ~21" frame, ¢ turned a fool into a thinking wrote all the time, but I man. ,! wanted to' be an actress. I you in time. You'll fred the He said he plans to study thougmt that was the only IIMI .,,.,..,, law, but needs a Job first. way I could be adventurous Acting as his own lawyer, and independent." I~key won a court suit In the mid-1960s, her ainststhe state corrections monthly column in Women's ~ partment and fl~e state Day magazine drew 300 attorney-general's office. letters a month from ssoo z He successfully argued rea(krs. • Insurance Program that he had been r~noved She is survived by a son, from mlnimttm security and two daughters and a sister. thrown into the mainqine ~:::::::;- Working with people lookup without due proems. He drew an admission from MAKE GOOD DESSERT whowant to work. officials that he had not been Fold crushed peppermint sent into the main line for sandy .stick into softened • IlL Employment and . EmpMI et any ~ceplisary reason, but vanilla ice cream and • "F" Immigration Canaan Immigration Canada because of a new depart- beeze-top it with chocolate mental policy. . sauce when serving. Bud Cullen, Minister Bud Culten, Mlnistre DIANW