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)UV .... eO O estra, _. : d;in :: !•/V coUWRXC?)--Mo ,a. OI0o0 f ef htera' mare bandandmarched '. r p eeple pa~ked ~mpire Stadium 'aroUnd the traek.Agreat ~ ~ applause ' ':i: ' ' • , ' "r .: " " " ' " ' " ' " " " " " " ~ ;~ '--~ :WMnesda]r'in the largest :protesL .'~,et went Upwhenone bus driver held hls nine- - . - . ,. ~ :'asainst :, the British Columb!a month-old baby high in the air as he m ~ ~ I~ ' :r~/~: •;'. :gOvernment's contro;.,ersialemt-slakliing ;,legislation. : :- Art KUbe;:presld.t :0f the B=C, : rill N •.'s~ousands of 'publie.seetar ~ Workers ".;- Federation Of Labor,,•said the size ofthe '. " ~!!. :i.,.~~ ~ ~ ~, ~ ~ ~ f~: . p I ~#~ ~ " I I I I- I ':'sldpped .. 'workto " atcend,':;, lgnoring; ,i gatheririg ,Was adear: message, that ~. "~ I~,~ Ig~ .~ ~'] ~ ~ .~ ~ ~: ~] :~.:- - . Provincial Secretary Jim Chabots: threat : .".g°ve~mt :,w~kers:Won:t:accept.:thC ... ~~ ~~ ~,~ ~| ~] ~-~, ~ |~I. -x.-~- ~",< "., '-. ,:: that public servants who'miued ~'0~k to go !~Uon~llghtle~ w[th0uta ;) :V: ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ /~ . w0uldbedoeked a day'~'i~y.~dh~e a ~/ Ya'. Premiar,~Op~atton SulldarltyJi i : ThUrsd=,, A.-ust i~ '983 ~ I " [ I~ " " ' " " ' ~ ' ' 'I " ': ' -letter of reprimand' pla'eed In' t~tr "era. S~for the ma"(~mploved;the sick, the - ~. .... • ) ~ 25 cen)$ ~-s)abfished ])08 Voiuma ~ No. 154 : ploYment records : " I ' L""' "'''" ~ ::I I"' ', peor~.theweak, for the weary, for the long~..-. ' The city's bus systemwas temporarily :-line ol.eliUdren, woni~.~nd men wha, in, -...... ~ ...... "'~ ;~ ...... ' .... . shu~ down and~O go~e.nun ent ll¢luor Stores. ..darEneasand d~pair have never'reecived,, . .... were* closedm SeVoral:oth~ government .adequate. assistance 'from.. your . . agencies were oniy partly staffedm Civil goven~ent," I4~ube.d la a .sly s.,. RiverbOaf!Days servants who did, ga.. to work ,fa~l in- "If you puSS this legislation your aet will be applauded only. by bigots, the narrow- formation plekets and were encou~[.:to minded'and the powerful, but. every fair- ' attend the rally instead looks at $10000 "- " .:__mifidedpersoninthis.provinco, regardless, Although uniformed firemen and of religious or. political persuasion, will : Herald staff Wdter policemen attendedn their services were condemn you for trying'to erush out the not affetted by the rnily~ 'Ambulance, ..TERRACE--The Riverboat Days committee is busy feeling:of hoPe and say aspirations of the evaluating this year's events, planning for 1984, and trying "hospital ~nd all' essential S~rviees were " weakest in our conntry." to figure out what to do With the $10,000 council gave them, maintained, s~me courts ! Were .closed, On Aug. 8, every organlzationinvolved "met and~ave a howevern~a~d relsUves of extendeddcare Kube said that when the B.C; electorate report to the committee on the event•heated. " Pailefit~:~'.~me * institutions, were: en- gave the Ssereds a 13-seat majority over Several au~esttons were made. -The bed race was c'ouraged t0'~help prepare meals or take the NewDemocrat/e Party in the 57-seat eritiei~,.ed for its many delays, tha dllffioul~ some people their relatlw~s~for an outing :: legtslatu~ in the May-5 provincial had seeing it and the lackbf a public address system, The fourdbeur rally was.organized by eleetlon; they~vo~lfor moderate rmtraint This year's.chairman for all of. Riverboat Days, Dave and recovery, not revenge, r Operation Solidarity]) a ~coal/tion of labor Mallett says the groups hope .'to have a public address unions, social agencies sad individuals , The crowd fell slimt as Barry Watson, a system at eVery event next year, opposed tothe Social Credit goVernment's cerebral palsy vietlm speaking on behalf The leading truck that p~stl~ned:the start of the hefty fl0P -legislative : paelmgea wh/ch :":,.haehl$:' of the:,B;C. :Coalition for the Disabled, contest for about two hours will be remndied for;the next government agencies, loosens human' .. made "an en~otiohal appeal to the time. government to reconsider its cast.slashing . _'. . rights p~tecUon and gives" Vieteria meaaures, sweeping powers'to dismiss public sector On sept. 12 at 7:30'p.m, in the Terrace Hotel, the groups employees, I "The government is removing what will come together again and'elect a new organization I ' The'organization brought more than little "economie freedom and p~bwer committee. First, Malle!t says, the groups have la figure w0,000 protesters to .the - lawns .of the • disabled peop!e'had,'! he :said,: "The out how. to run sa.elecuon and what~gffieere m~really legislature two. weeks ago and a similar leglslstio~i will force more disabled people needed. ' ' number turned out for.Its first major, i'ally to become instl~tionallzed;, which has This year's chairmanstate~ tha:lott~ry tickets With trips earlier .in Vancouver. already been proven.tobe more eestly as prizes has to have its own Committee to push tl~ tickets Premier. Bill Bennett, in Toronto to than eommunity.hased care." earlier. attend .a premiers conference, Said. he '~Mr. Bennot says we don't understand. Mallett is somewhai confused over the'$lO,O00granfgiven intends to go ahead with his restraint 'Well,I wish he'd hurry up" and to the Riverboat Days organization by Terrace council;. "i programm " • ' . understand." don't know •what the money wlil be used for/' he says.- He fold reporters the groups represented Chabot's threats to discipline civil Mallett understands the monoy was ear mkrked by the aldermen for an Officefor the festivities, but is not certain it at the rally have had their say, adding his Servants who "skipl/ed work to attend the is really needed for that.. " " ' -' :"government Is getflnga lot of support that rally came despite a B.C. Labor Relatiens Mallett will not run again for ehairmatL Hewants tors~e. isnt 'showing up et.arenasm" Board decision before the Victoria rally. "some new blood" get involved ,to work with the At the rally ' nurses" and policemenn The board ruled :that union members. booking offfor a~political protest were not experienced hands that kqdded.t~ls'y~r's eelebratlous, l~le social workersand prison guards looked invites~any interest~l p~raon~to eomCI~ to'the Sept, ,12' arms sad, ssng Solidarity songa in an:at- engaging In a sUdke. Terrace librarian Linda Ea~=ton stands beside a book 'tree meeting. " ' ": mosphere' that i Somettmes resembled" a -.' Meanwhile, officials at Riverview constructed by the i64 membefSummer Reading Club: Each leaf folk festivaim There were political.skits mental h~pilsl in'nearby Ccquitlam said on the tree represents a book read bythe young people. Over.l,500 ...... and thousai~ds of placards beating'.now. they ,~d not knew if, sabotage to the hospitsl s laundry reomwas connected to books have beenread,:ahd while it was not a competition', It is familiar slogans such as 'Human Rights known that one yo0ngster ~'ead over 200 books. At 10:30 a.m. the rally. The laundry's manager Are Not For ~leg,. 'B.C. ---.~Canadas r-rlday the:club:Will.hold a. celebration party • complete with i : TroOps/needed, Poland' and. "Nuke'Kalser Billyn'!'a. diseeveredearly.Wednoedaythatsemnone "entertainment and the awarding of reading certificates. Each ' referenc~ teBenhett;- . : .... had,turned On fire hoses which flonded the member of the Summer Readiqg',Club will recelvea certificate; •. :. • WASHINGTON(cP);~ U,S, military activity in La.t~. :~.::and caused, dam,~ ~ i~,~.pl~¥:: ...... • ...... America and Africa: ls drawing attention to, America s ": :,Wj~lei~=d ..ds.fen~ ¢~ .e~/~ anderllIldqag-8 keY; Pentagon eoflcem about &.~lMe m~dpower sharts~. the about 400 f~en and-~o00 him driven who entered the madium behind the enrl, • al~lst in the clelioup:. The incident" * overW The current manoeuvres involve a relatively small was being investigated:by police.' i L, bya; , helms Chad number of America's 2.1 million uniformed personnel and are of generally short duration, with the except/on of the i NDJAMENA ,ZAP) -- • .a ~ews comerencen but President Hissene Hobren "'"' '"~:" e Libyan plsaesn tanks and addedG . " six-month series of exercises in Cen(ral Amer/ca. ceased at midday today, the But they highlight a potential problem that U.S. military _: In " ...... troops overwhelmed "°'S"~' ~,vxew of the ext~me Prem,ers examine trade sources saidm lenders and experts have warned about public|y-in recent. . " : ..Chadian defenders a >gravity of the situation, it However ~e sources TORONTO (UP) "~ The provincial And ~,~u~ n~,,,,w;ot~ p,--,,;-- na.t.. :.EayadLargenu inl northarii "~eannotbe ruled ~t that our months - America doesn't have enough troops to ~ all its said other government commitments at once. Shouldgreater numbers of troops be premiers hammered out a statement on Hatfield, who has been.at morepcemiers• , .~;..~..Chad' m-" " a' ' " herce" ~ . . " ...... rex-hour " I tforces .. ,•;. ma Y .e,mTYl out a troops ,recaptured the: needed for a longer time, there would he manpower the economy, at a private breakfast conferences than any 'of hls.colleagaes;:. -°.attic. t~lay,i :lnfo~,med....]~¢liqalwithdrawaL, st~ngpoint of ,shortages. ' meeting that went two hours overtime said he came outof ~Vednesda'v'S'~,~,n~. sourcesrepbrtedm ' i. :~ ,!~"sRep0rters' have :. been Oum Chelouba, 320 idl0metres Gem J.ohn Wickham, the new. U,S. Army " " " staff,. today and emerged from it saying little with" a ase0se' " of "deja vu." • .~ .... .~The' Chadtangovernment ~rred from the war zone chief of southeast of FaysdLargeau," told ~porters at Pentagon. earlier this.week that they had not said Wednesday.' . said it :might'be forcod to.. and fliere was no tnependent, the. Manitoba Premier Howard Pawley told /l'The people know the economy is ln retreat ;:ro m the 1 area. ~confirmotion'of the:l~llltary.. frohi ~bol ~forces ~ioyal to "traditionally, we've had a range of eenttogeno,y needs that reperterslhe final communique from the trouble," Hatfleld said, " surrounding-.the .northern :=s i t'ti ~a':t i:,on:i " a t formeri~reald~t Goukouni probably exceed the force capabilities that we vo been able provincial lenders', annual eonferenoe "Of course we ~,ant to believe that it's outpost due to':the extreme .FayadI~argeaum " ' Oueddei. , I. " " " ". : to generate. • . ,- • ' i, . --/ - would ~:outain some new ideas but said 'all getting better, but we all know it isn't graVi~ 0f. the:situatlon.".. :'At..ia. news " conference sThe, sources said a. fulld- that' will be. rather, bland" unless the getting better on a permanent ~asis." Western military sources- Wednesdayn at a time when scale 'Libyan attack in- ,That p~bably-applles now." federal and,pre~dncial:governments can f'~st reported the fall of ~estern sources .said all volving Soviet-built jet Similal. warnings have been sounded by other mil/tary set aside their diffeomees, He said governments must keep working Faya-Largeau;'andChadlan .government resistance in bombers h.envy artillery leaders in recent months.'. Defence Secretary Cespar Weinborger, in arguingfor the Reagan admlalstratien's .Thewili to do that exists inManltoba, he at reducing eco~mic irritants like the Information Minister Faya-Largeau had ceased, and tanks was launched on sa/dn but he could not say.whether other "constant disputing between the provinces Soumaila . Mahamat Soumaila claimed that the Faya-Lai'geau, ' ~800 recoid $1.8-trillion Pentagon buildup, says the money is provinces .',: ~vould be equally sad the federal goveramcnt." acknowledged the defeat. Libyandhacked : omlaught kliometres . north of needed to fulfil all the county's commitments abread. The U.S. ia now taking port in three overseas exercises,, in accommodating.... • * : He claimed government:' had been.'routed."i' .. N'Djamena, shortly- after :-sPawleyalsosaldhemayiasueaselmrate Them-was only sporadic sniping at forces, continued to resist she declined to co~ment on dawnm addition to moving about 550 men to the Sudan to operate statement on the economy if the final draft Ottawa during:the first half of the two-day insurgents in' ports of the gOvenunent,lessex in the About 2,000 Libyan sad defend U.S. AWACSSurveillance planes. The big jets ' of the joint comniinique does not make it conference. Ontario T remier William w60-squaredidlometre palm hattie for the oasis and its. regular troops and 3,000 were moved there to monitor the attempt of the U.S.-backed clear an emplmsis on increased trade Davis, the conference chairmsan said grov surrounding the" town. u,000 civili n |nliabitants. Chadian rebel forces w~re Chadian government to repulse Libyan-supported rebels. should be 'secan~ry to an alldotlt "fed'l~shing" was at a minimum when s'onr : force~ cO~ol 'the , Western military sources inyolved'?in the/attackn In Central America, the first of what will eventually be government andip~iva~tedseetor attack on • the premiers went behind dosed d~rs for *: ~d |eading:/~w~~ from a 'sai d the rebels aspired the outnumbering, the { goven. 5;00b U.S. groundAroups began arriving this week in unemployment i i the~-~ons ; - point 'seven ~ kilometres ' .town after a fierce sixdhour meat defenders by:two-to. Honduras for a sertesof manoeuvres that may take up to Saskatchewan Premier .Grant Devine • • distant and the road leading ~ , battle. Resistance by the . one. ' " SiX months. - .:: '. . meanwhile, continued to emphasize a nee~ Davis"~ called for. a first ministers'. *east .from.-a point x8 2,500 trnopsn roughly half The. " r"~ : said fr jekanada to be more competitive in ' :~co~ereaCe on the economy. . He said such; kilomelres'distant,"-he told the armed " forces of American-supplled Redeye Meanwhile, the U.S. Navy has committed three battle conterence~ should be held regularly and groups - two aircraft carriers and a battleship, and a total world markets missilesn flown :to Faya- "To be competitive we have to he better :the prime minisl~r has "nothing to fear". .6 Largeau last week to 'help of 19 ships to the. manoeuvres in what Wldr~iind other tra~ we have tO:ha~/e inore research from a meeting in the near fublre, ev. increases Pentagon officials say is an effort to "send a message", to and ~ve have to havebetter education and potential enemies that the United States will support*Ita communications," Devine said. the lastsuch meeting, ~ February, 1982, -- • tacks, were withdrawn from friends such as Honduras. was adlsaStsr. - . the gaols and taken to safe A new focus on increased trade as a key A separate, and long-plannnd, na~'y exercise also is under Herald Staff Writer . . . government " positions to imprevment of the economy emerged wayin South AmeriCa, Six ~ end 2,000 men are taking PAWLEY AGREES . 'TERRACE--There is "adistorbing trend".irl prevmemJ .. mirther south because they port in a six-month series bf naval manoeuvrex b etweeo Wed.~sday when F~:ank Miller, Ontario There was agreement frmn: some ~" crim/e;'flgures ~egrdin~ to the'B,C, Police Commission. proved ineffective u.s. ships' and vessek4rom Brazll:Chile, "Colombia, industry and 'trade mini tar, presented a premiers,, like Manitoba's Howard: : While the increase ~n overall ~rime in 1982 rose less than difficult conditions in the " * ...... , , 0f the Ecuador, Peru, UrUguay sadVendzuela. paper saying neurly half the countrY's 1,5 • Paw!cyn~who said now "couldbe_the best ;' in. 19~11 in~ the area of se~i0us grime there are dramatic-- . ~hadiondeserim million unempf0yed would have jobs if' time for.evaryoneto demonstrate that they even shoeki ng--inere~se~.:-~, Canada could regain the share of world" e~ lift themselves above th~ partisan ,-~,:.Homiddesincreusndby26.tpercentinlg~ overtbe 1981 The Rede~re missiles Were trade it had in 1970. ' " natui'e of a predeleetlon period " ' level;" Sexual 0ffiees;whlch, include rape sad indecent part of the $25million mergeney- military - aid He agreed later it might not ee a' • " • .,.:- - - 1 , .:: • " . _ :•,asPault,'wereupl6,2percentJnl~2. The totsl number of realisue...... goal-- t;anaea wou~ nave,au ;-,,- to ' • _,~merta , , Premier. . .Peter Lougheed- •r~l~riesrose 30.per.cent w~ethe number of robberies package rpreeldent Reagan sell abont ace-third more tlumthe ~4. 5 remame~ wary, He said he had doubts com~nit~tedwith a firearm sky ~ocketed from 485 to 874--a. premised ltabre to repelthe • bill'ion worth of exports It recorded last about holding a federal-provincial/ .70 per. cent increase. Ubyandbacked offensivem Local, worldsp0rts pages 4&5. year to:match its 1970 share of world •conference - ,under:-: the: - present- ', The clearance' rate for crimes dronoed almost a full. CHANGED HANDS • a ') ' ' '/ ' ' .... ' ---- .t.'mosphare,. and Wonted to talk with, 1. porceutaze mint in 1~ nv,=~ ~ ,'Th-,~"),-,,~----a Faya-Largeann which markets' Other premiers bofore joining Davis' s call. per...... cent ot~rimen in 1981, but only 17.9 perV ...... cent ~ ~--""1982. 18"8 controls all the desert "Just better is what I'm after," he told Comics,.h0r0scope, page 6 ' ' ': The B,C. Police Cnnm~ission-says, "in startling contrast routes leading from the reporters. .. ~ I" " ~ "Davis has been playi~ the imaeemaker to the hicresse in violent crime'was the decrease in violent Libyan' border to the Neverth.., the~npoeofa way out of ' ~adiq~e s~!s~ lai0 ~e .dea~ an~l lajmT on the provla(W, streets and highways." capital, N'DJantenan has the. country's.economle 'ross had the '. ~ rwm a¢ me conference rote '., Fatal acddents a ...... ' ...... changed hands'three times talklngi.,br~kly~.about future ',~,~,~,,,o.a ,.i.-., ,,u,,:~..~'=,,.,.=_:. ", . , ~vp~u~.opercentmt ~z trem me Classifieds• pages. "s&g L premiers • " * ~7" e,~ =o,~,. n.~ reV-,, mesa ~ prevlous year's .level Aceiden~i invnlvlna.lniurV d~,eoo,m,4 in six weeksm possibliiti~ .... ~ " explosive.... limtea I 've bees..... about?~ ') "" ~ i .... " -- = = ~-- ...... ~ ~ -- " ' ..... 1 " 1 ...... hearing • ... 25.4par cent while those Involving more than $400 damage Itwas taken by the Quebec I~reml~ R~e Levesque'called !j.I'li~./i.g~-nmont:. organized ia nerve- :: decllnod Yg.3per cent. Therewasanesediveof287 per cent Goukoonl-led rehels at the i i i ~ . I the dlsoussion on intern~tlonal.trade '.',the' soothing agenda that began with a pred- • of total trnffle accidenis, in 1982. . ' :- - start of their Iightoing of, WHY BUY NEW? ' " most stimulating meet ng on the economy ¢onfcreace where-, delegates /ThebniyJncrcaseln t/'afflc statistics in 1982appeare tO be fensive June =4,, and ,4 were.:-, served Ontario winon i' smol~ed :,thenumber'o/porS~hseharged by the police. There were recaptured by government, WHEN USEDWILL OO!• '" that.live seen in'msay years." " saLmon.and oth~ delicaeles. 28,013 charges laid In 1982, a 23.6 per cent rise over the forces l~'ince Edward Islands James Lee said' - - , under.the personal ~'o~nou want parts to fix up you,;car but your budget numberid 1981. command Habre on July the pres~mtation 'really hit home' and that The prem/ers broke..up "theft. con. of t allow it? Beat the high cost of new partswith q~e B.~.P01ice Commission saysthe drop in highway 30. his prevince had barely scratched the sldOrationoftheeconomywithafq:ryidds quality used parts from injury i~hably iS the result of.several factors.." : .I surface of its interaationni trade paten- across Torsnto.l~arbor:W~y for They cite leU "drtn~g In public pisces,, more The 2,500 government flulm - lunch at exelmlve Royal Canadian il euforeemont;; publicity about impaired driving-and fewer troops, who defended the The provincial I~ders had no, specific ...... i Yacht Club, Tnoy spemt Wednesday night miles travell~Idueto,the economic conditions. " outlast were believed to S.K.B. AUTOSALVAGE suggestionon although several pointed tO a l lstening to":Benthovon's .Joyous Ninth • The Terrace detachment of the RCMP prmnkea ioe.al hays scattered into the 635-2333 or 635 9095 :neadforhetterflnanclagofexpertdeelsas Syniphony at the 8littering hew Roy crime I~ur~ surrounding will,be available for the Friday edition of the desert with 36)0 Dulmn liustoff Hwy 16 E) a key to new and bigger sales. Thomson Hall. Daily i~erald. " ": " . ' "- " • part of their arms,

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Brian Gr~mo_.o, :~ :~; •. .l°nele W=n~;~..,,..... r I' . ....mm sun also say newspapers should be subject to the...... power of theladvlsor~ counclln~allowlng~it only to criticize :: SliewoUld'Mso___;...... like ~ aee]ournellstaair. given a :chance . to • . ~ . , .... . : : ~exlsting antldcomblnea laws-- as any other buMneu I and the Jour~allat or newspap~ Involved, ~ : ¢on~-lalnts while the:counoll could be 'made hlle an .¢,j~gWei,~.mm't~aejnkm.../.~,:/.' .$po:~l| .,. :.not-begiven special etat~,, • • ~.. ~ :, ':6'Hl'~:le~tL~l~t~, credible body says that someone did ', ~l~tl0nnl~ltbeXvlalnthefunctloningofthepresstothe ' "~.... ~'.~.~"-::"",'.""'"-..:: ', Don Schaffer'. mouthsm Inc,prealdent.Gordon FishersayS it Isironie that. : thelr'Job poorly or made k mistake, them i.think':that.'s an oubllcm . ". . . " " " • ' " ' " :'.. ~: ' Keltn Alters . ~y: .~- ....' the.p..ro~sedlawto~uL,!ctthegrowth0fnewapaperchalns immense discipline on Journallsts,". i .: .. " And'she praises flu research functi0n, which IS, '~'Yery. Rlcepflon.clnllfled:;: " Clrculati0n.... coma .also limit future competition 'by preventing.~' hhs The proposed nationsl council, which would be financed imaslnative and creative and has lots of potentlslito'keep ~Clroiyn Glblon Sue Nellon .: : • .~ the Industry on its toes," :~:~i/~ ,o,,.o, co,,,,,, Barometers :are: encouragln 'g o,---.-" --ThoHorMdrotalmfull;¢omptohlandsOlocoPyHght " 1" ' n newspaperm the state of /nv.tlptlve:reportl~;ipay In any advorflumont producad sial.or any-~Itorlal ; : " : :" ~ca]el for Journllllta and crols-ownerddp of ~ ;and or pho~o0rsphlc content Imblllhod In the HorMd,'. There were more Mgnsof encouragement Wednesday for: On the other hand, lain of' commercial vehicles weekly pap~r= in the same area as possible topicsm/ Reproducfl~ 1o not pormlffod wHhotd the wrlthm two of Canada's major baromet~s of,economicactivity ..I : msn~setured in North America dropped =,7 per cent from permission of the Publisher, the housing and auto ind~t¢ies; "". " - ;, " . HoweVer, J,..Patrick O'CMlaihann prel!dent "0f:the Ken Kyle,new chief executive ofthe Housini and Urban:.. Junen xi~i, to 18,~9~, CanadianOally Newspaper Publishers Auociafloxi,,Mys it Sales of passenger cars manufactured abroad dipped. 3,3 Is vital "to avoid the situation whdre the door Is even Opened ..... Development Assoclatlon of Canada,.dlmpelled fears ,that ' per cent to a0,S37, while commercial vehicl~ manufactured. a crack he, duN onto you've ~ot government.involved In , housln8 activity may Mow down as interest rates (~lllo upn overunm registered r6cord sales of ~,801, up 08,9 per cent ¥o~ business, you'll never get It out of the~e allain, i~ saying homebullders are confident the recent increane in from June, IN3, - . , - "~"-- ...... |O~Callashann who led" the vociferous attack on the rates is temporarym . The share of the C~idian passenger car.market held bY I I[~- | , I Kyle uid in an interview he belLeves m0rtsage rates will ..NorthAmertcanman~acturersinJunenx0e3,wu?~.Sper "~ propo~ bill by the auo¢iation'| 80.publi~ertmr||ys it hold steady the rest of this year and lnxN4, Combined with cent, compared with78,4 per cent in June, IN:i, - infringes on freedom of-speech and shows government to an .improving .economy andan Increa|in8 number of . Jspanesemanufacturen took xT,Tper cat of the market, set standards in an industry it should not touch, households Ln the prJme homeowMns.e~ to44~eicroup, this compared with Sl;4:perc~mt in June, 1803, while European SEES NO DANOER - • - SBut Ken MacDonald, a Connumers A,oclatlon of.Canada should punh home salek hisherm ' ..... manufacturen' L~-per~ent share was up from t,~ per cent lawyer, says he Is surprised by the rhetoric comln8 from But In the long termn trouble is brewin~n unless govern- from June; 1~3. I meats can Curb deficits and keep inflation under~ontrol, - . i.ln other .bmlnm ne~ Wednmday . - the lndustw end doesn't nee press councils as a danser to free speech, - Kyle warned. - . - . - -- ~mnda trade offldals ind/eated they, will try to claim .....' "It's a forum by ~vhi~h people who have ~0mpiaints can He said hisher inflationary pressures caused by a " $2-million worth of trade compensation from.the UrnS, to • I express those eomplaintsn" he says. The public may even rebounding economy an.d the size of government deficits, offset the economic impact of specialty steel import quotas perceive a national body to be more independent thsn its threaten to push up rates sharply in:xgeSand beyondm ,: and .higher tariffs ordered 18st month, by President Short-term rates in Canada have been: .rising for several Reaganm :Under.provisions: of the:General Asreeine~t on provincLI counterpartsm II ...... I weeks,reflecting the volatile interest rat'e~nvironmentin Tariffs and- Trade; mere.bet countries who .unilaterally Don Whiteside, president of the Canadian RlShts and ..the urns. • • ...... J.. ' . .. restrict ~ [ I "._ . . .__ ... • , . . Liberties Federation, supports a fa~pro4~ by.which Most British Columbians are by now aware of the scope The latest increase in threed and-five-year mortgage ~are obliged •to offer other tariff or trade coneesslons~ to newspapers could be made more responsible to the public.. and significance of the July 7 provincial.budget and the 26 rates has coincided with a sharp slowdown in home sales trading partners. " 'The idea ia px~ncipl o'f having a press council to listen to bills introduced that day. and startsm .--.The Canadian. Imperial Bank of Commerce said its ~ citi~ehs.complaints -- I don't know what could be wrong The JegislaUon affects the employment se~:urity of all But Kyle said the.industry expects' Improved sales, and leading economic indlcator rose p.10 per ~ent in May for its with thatm" But Bill McLeman, former Canadian director ~of the British Columbians as well.,~as housing security and sta~s in the.fourth quarter and throughout xo84, eighth consecutive monthly' advances .The Commerce, Newspaper Guildn says he is concemed that a reporter who " educational opportunity. SELL MORE CARS Canada's second-largest chartered bankn said five of the " It is clear that the government had hoped that the Meanwhile, Statistics Canada said Wednesday that indicators eight components advanced in Mayn led by the is called tb testify before thecouncll might oe forced into a legislation would all pass and be substantially implemented Canadian automobile.dealers sold t53,360 vehicles .in the stock price coml~nent, which rose 4.99 per.. cent. conflict with' the newspaper which employs hiram.

before British Columbians understood clearly, what they first six mohths of this yearn .up xpmi per cent from the I.. -- Dominion Bond Rating Service said-it reduced debt I "AndRobertson'says newspapers which agree to submit to .... cotmcfl investigations of complaintdsh0uld be ass "U~I no were .do,ing. - : • same period last .yearmf sThe value Of those, sales.:in- :. :ratings for Dominion Stores Ltd., which is suffering from a . legal action will be lodged a~a.inSt theu~~ which makes:use Of The package has, instead,' crea'ted two of the largest creased xemlper cent from Junen x982, to a~ut $6 billion .... 1o~ level of profitability in retail merchan~sing anda low demomtrations in B.C.'s hlstory within the first weeks ofits thefederal agency saLdm " / . return from its natural resource ~nVestmentsm The evldence revealed at the hearlnpm=: " [ [I introduction. There are indieaUons, moreover, that this is The figures also show North American manufacturers Toronto;based service said it .reduced iheratln~ for all Fisher sees no need for an ongoing" review of the ~y me beginning. Undeterred, the government has been proceeding as ff have generally increased, their share of ~e domestic • series of the companys sinking fund debentures to tripledB newspaper industry by the council. - market for passenger carsn thanks to an accord, between. :from A Zlowz and for commercial paper to Rd2 (high)from Occasional problems such as the simultaneous closings of the legislation we~'e passed. More than one thousand Canada and Japan limiting Japanese imp0rtsm . R,1 (low). " .... .' the Ottawa Journal and the Winnipeg Tribune in !9d0, which. pei'som have been fired from the:g0vernment without:- l~leantime, sales in June increased for the fourth con- -~ The Canadian National Railway C0m reported it made .....prompted the formation of. the Kent royal commission on reasons and without cause. More firings are coming, we . are t01d, regardle~ of public opinion tothe contrary, secutive month to xwn812 units, a jump Of xl.3 per cent a profit Of $.58.2 million in the tint half of 19e3, an int- newspapersn can be handled by special in'quiriesn he say~. • . . sJackson says the proposal under which Southam. and frbm June,.1982. " : ' :~, .i:, ~.,' ~ I ~ : :.. I -. . I./:I.. 1)rovementover.its~6:l-millionlossinthe first sLFmonths ...... j ..... " r History shows what happens to a government when it~ ~ The increased de,hand for auiomobii~s in recent months of x982. A payment: to subsidiary (~N Rail ofa~;~ .inilllqn ~,, ,~tnomso,,, ~, ~o.~u~o ~x, ve,. auo=~ ,.t~!~ ~,~,~nu~n~iperson. o. attempts to squash and suppress dissent in the way that this . is g,~erally ~nsid~re~i a sign of renewed consun)er Con- .t~,,...... ,I,= i,~o,.o~ ~...... ~mo,, ,,,,~,,. ~-m~,=.;~.~:,,r-,,,- ..... ~-',~=--'=..... 7,,,, ~ ~ group'. coma ever again eomroi mm-e man, me' .per reation cent oxOf government is doing. Asober second look is requiredJn this case. fldence in the economy. -. the Crowsnest Pass freight rate ][or o~a'- ens,,,',,,~ a ,,,',,fP national daffy circulation would encourage th c • o-. - o- -., .-.-~.r-- • newvoicesm' . • ..,- ,~ ~ "-' ~ It is with this in mind that the opposition has exercised its .... Passenger. cars manufactured in." North America ac- for the Cro~vn railway. Profit for the second quarter was s'|t's just sort of putting a handicap on th~se big guys and I right to debate and thereby to hold back all of the k~y counted for 67,982 of the June totaln up x7.3 per cent from~a, a74.9 million, more than (iouble seconddquarter results of dont even think its a big handicap. It just makes it easier for leg/shrive provisions from:,passage. I year enrlierm " " a30.9milIion last year, / ' the new guys to get into the market.'" ~:::./ . i.:' " The NDP:Is withholding approval of these bills to I " ~ ' fadlitate.uchasecondlook. It is on]y then that the healing i~lr|:scrimination hurts women o.$~utham .r --, owns15 o,..on. o, thecountry',115dallJ~.,representingo,. ,,-- irocess--which the vetyfuture of our province requires-- :/i dailies with 21 per "cent of circulation. --""" : ...... wm be~in. • . , sln 1981, Thomson, owner of the Ottawa Journal and - TORONTO (CP) Sister Ellen Leonard says it's d~. .demandfor priests in isolated parts of the c(;untry -- but in S0utham, which ~)wned the:Winnipeg Tribtmem were • simple' Case of di~riminati0n. ~ .: : ~, those -pai'ishesn confesslomn! marriage,-baptism, the charged by the federal government with conspiring to • "There just arent any other professions where women are anointing (~f the sick and the eucharist (:an o~nly be- done tmdulylessen competition an d with unlawfully mel3ing and ,.,.,, VieW excluded," says.Leoimrdn a v~cal member 0,.a ~'ou,. whenav|sitingpriest~omesin. This may only be several monopolizing the production and mile of ma}or daily t~ S fighting for the ordination of women in the Roman Catholic times a year and is unfair to the congregation, Leonard English-language newspapersm The'case in still before the .. • church, saysm .... courts; ~ ' "The attitude of the church towards women hurts me and GETS NO SUPPORT ~ .... ].ita. sinfulm" ' ]'Cordo]anwhowear.abuttonreaclin~'Ordain.women, ~,~,,,,u'rra'~e::""""eu Leonard rbe]ongs, toCanadian Catholics for Women's • or stop baptizing th~n,'t had been male. the church would by LYNDA RIMMOCK Or.dina_~o~n,_ a_!9 _b_byg_r0_ups_~rted in 1~_1~Toront0_that has___liav_e _provided:~..._~t~_ ~d. monetary. ..sUpport ...... ]t'smidweek, the oldmads glued to the baseball on TV; so since spread acrossthe country. It now.has about xS0 throughout the divinity course, she saysm Thin, upon WASHINGTON ~" CP) ] Canadamay tryto claim $2 • what does a bored housewife-mother-girlfriend do? Went t members, mostly women/who meet regularly, circulate graduationn she would have been placed in a parish and the million worth of trade concessions from the United States to La8t night almost Z00 of them went to Mozarts, at the newsletters knd ~ry to keep the issue alia.ca despite little church would have looked after most of her ]Ivlng expenses, resolve a dispute over Import barriers against specialty Bavarian Inn, for the second "ladies evening" since Paul . • Dietrich took over as manager. In the cause of'responsible support from the Catholic church hierarchy. - . • slnsteadn she saysn she is told by:parishes s~ to .stee l, U~S. government officials said Wednesdsym reporting, yOUrS truly went along to see what all the fuss -~"I don't see it as a women's problem," Leonard says. "I meet their expensesthat, although the)" could use pastoral - The possibility of a compensation claim arose during was about, see it as a problem facing our chur~hm How do we use the assistants, they prefer to wait for the church to-10ve them consultations between trade and finance expem of both Having foundtable, just,before 9 p.m., and with pen and gifts of the whole community? Do we eliminate tO per cent another priestn who costs less because he is subsidized by .governments under 4he provisions of GATTn the General notebeok at the ready, the lights dimmed and onto the stage without looking at themP' the diocese and lives in the. parish house. . Agreement on Tariffs and Trade, which sets out in-, came Richard Richards. Wearing a rubber Frankenstein Leonardn 50, a qutet,.soft-spoken Woman, has served the " But an assistant, who lives in the community~ must be ternaflonal fair-trading rules for more than i0 comitriesm mask, and ancilltary accessories, he gyrated suwrbly to ehurch for 32 years as a Sister of St. Joseph. But he~ demm.e paid a decent salary by the partsh in 0rder to li~,en]~6rdola Canada g0t.caught last month in a net of UmS.itrade "The Monster Mash" and other related songs. " appearance barely hides the emotion she feels fora favorite says. restrictions against spqcialty steel I most of it from E0r0pe On the third number hb commenced peeling off his three issue and one she is reminded of every day as an associate Toe majority of priestsal.e Over 50 and due for retirement - that President Ronald Reagan said was hurting the layers of clothing, until finally, when the audience were professor of systematic:theology at Stm M/chaels College, in.the notdtoo-distant future. When tha~ happens, Cordola domestic specialty steelindustry by cutting into American almost in a frenzy of:perspiration and expectancy, yes-- University of.Toronto. " predicts the chuch will have a full-fledged crisis on its, ' markets, depressing prices and leading to layoffs bY some you've guessed it-he tookoff his maskll STUDY TOGETHER hknds.- companies, Wellll At that stage it was apparent that this well built Her students 8re masters of divinity students enrolled at The Revm Alan MacNetl of the Archdiocese of Toronto's American officials appeared to agree' with 'Canadas young nian from London, England had done more for the Toronto 'School of Theology, an ecmnmieal school 'P~'sonnel ,~fflcealspp~Uet8 an escalation in retireme~t ; 8tanc(~ithatit hasbeen unfaitly~caughtin the trade barrier Anglo-Canadian relations in 10 minutes than Maggie comprkedoHour Protestant and three Catholic theological and deaths bf priests:in .the next x0 years ...... /. net aimed,at Western Europe but it was premature tO say Thatcher has done in the last three years ll colleges. She .says it can be heartbreaking to watch, the "In'thelonghaui~ve aredrastically behind ht the number whether the U.S~ would .grant compensation if canada Unfortunately, due to reportldg deadlines, I wi~s not able stude~t~m .who have worked and studied side-by.eide for. -oi~ priuts wewill need.," MaeNell sald. " " makes a formal cialmm - ,. - . : to stay for ~e second show. However, perlmpe that's Just more ~an.two years, divide into two groups upon Imit~em/fo~prlestswereordMnedin~ediocese, the "Canada is a fair trader unavoidably drawn into this s0 it as well fro' they say that too much of good thing k bad for, graduation. . , :. ~ youll Or is lt??ll How much does it cost to fly to ~ "The Catho!lc men are going to be ~0~edg ,~ ,largest En~ishdslPeakiilg0nein.~madamThis yearn six or would be safe to say were. sympatheUe tothe Canadian .... and the ~.,. sevmare ,expected to be ordainedm • '" _ _. - copcerns," saida top urns. trade official Who took part in England?? . Protestant men.. and Protestant women~ are going to: be :~,. CITES THEOLOGY. the talks. Another meetJng is sd~edMed, fo** Septemberm : i o.iI:"ere" o.=., andtheCathbliewomen.., arm'tSurewh,t :'-B. th.V.tleanhuConldatently.'.tmedtopermltthe IN~]I~ASED'L'ARI]~ ._.~x-I=-a,n~n ,.. __ o.,. going lobe. ;' ordination Of .men, eiUni ~th' theolosieal and cultural The fo~rdyear restriction progr m imposed, middJuly "They have the same edueationm, :. but theres no sort of ~reasons. A 1978Vatican Declaration approved by PopePaul includes increased tariffs on steel sheets', and strips and offlcialreeogniUonofthefaetthattheyarePeOplewhohave~:~saldthechurch felt it was obllsed to 'remain faithful tothe quotas on alloy tool stee]n rods and barsm Canadian ex- Due to technlcal clffflculfles, recent Issues of prepared for the mlnlstry and theres no klnd ofstructures..', type"Of ordalned ministry, willed by the Lord Jemm Christ portsofspeeLalf~y steel to the:U,.Sm were worth about ali.25 the paper look-, like they have been written by that. are wai~n~ to receive themm". _ ~- . . . :. and carefully malnta~ed by the Apostles." " million last y.ear,and~w..~*e:produced by Atlas Steels Corn 0rein I Ins. • This is the computer age and ~these =he Catholic church has long complained of a shbrlmge of • sBut Le#n.ard says ff ~e church is to base its criteria .for Ltd, at plants in Wellandn Ontm~ and Traey, (~m machines are sensitive beasts. Any little thing priests and encom'~ed men to consider,the priesthood, priests oh the quallfles 0f the Apostles, -does this mean ~ve beeauseofGATTrulesthatrequdretheUSmA UrnS. official said Canada was trapped in theto apply'its'barriers and they don't perform as accurately asdeslred, most noticeably.in a recent campaign wldch featured should only have Jewish priests?" , The machine that produces the computer.tape billboards depicting Christ on the cro~ and the words .~- . .: :' ., ;', :-. restrieflons~to.all.eountries from which specialty steel is is In need of repalr. Staff members have had to "Dare tobe a prlest likemem '~ % ' , InJ~nua~,xg~3,PopeJobnPaulnignedt~e'flrst/r~/!!don importedlnto the:U,S., : - . complete the hole punchlng process by hand, and SXCK OF TALK • : :/ of th~ :~man Cathollc laws In 66 y~ He opened more ~ Under the same rules, mecountrles have a right to try to In some cases stories have had to be re.typeset. But Marts Cordola, one of Le0nard'k:CathoUc studen~ " adniinis'trative :posts to v~enahd repiaeed the word cla~ compensation Lf they have a '/mbstantial Interest' in We hope to to have the problem corrected very .who graauates : ~ I yearn Is sick of liedrlng ~at)dut, the -"qaymen, with "lay peoplm'.' ' : I'~ .: ~ ~ :" ~L :' ~'~ ' : ~~ 'I I~ I '- the Import n~arket in dlsputem If com~tloi~, is denied, soon but until then we ask readers fo bear with. desperate shortages, ..... ~" :: " -. " ' ~ He did'not change the ehure.h'i p0sition 0~ ordinati0n, the.counti'y may retaliatewith equivalent trade barriers. us. Thank you. "Mter awhile, I don't even want to h.ear that talk-;- they~ GeraldE/nmett~.. ~emarchbl~pofTor0nton Whet~er Canada has-the~technieal right, to claim com-

, are, in effect, creating the sltort~ge" by:not ordalning has to|d.].~M)nsrd..that "L~ he doun't, feel the l~nsation appeared to be in qdestio~kk!a: U.S offieialsaid The Hwald'welcomu Its readers comments. AII; wome,n Cordol8 saysmf ~eol0~.cal reasons~. ~tJng the ordinatlonof.w~ome~t bre the term "substantial interest' is usoall~, interpreted in a Jettwstotheedlh)rofgeneralpobllclnterestwlllbe "It's'.not that other things are luring people from the that.convincing, Jn coun/xles..where Lhe church is very. way thst requlres the country to have at least x0 per cent of prlQtod. "l'boylhould bo sub~Ittod 48 Ix)ms In' Gospe]n" she., says emphatically, referring to, an of- strong, such as Poland, Afrl~ and Latin American or; the import market. Canada's sharelssbout.three per cent. advance of desired publication date. We I~, . tmdreite~ated complaint by, the,~urch thatJts members dination would not :be.supported for cultural, reuons, sTrade officials in Britain and other countries have said however, retalntherlghttorofuseto prlnt letlws on prefer more wordly careers thah the priesthood, SAY~ WANT POWER . they too may seek ~mpemaUo, or retaliate against the Mofpomilblollbelorbadti|to, WemayltlsO Cordola, ~, would, love to be.a priest..Instead she is .Carter ~husaldhefeels manywomeu flilhtlng for U.S, bardersmrThe 10.country European Common Market edit lettws for ltyle and length. All let~rs #o be working part-time in a doctors office and looking for a job o.~:rdinationWant the .P0~er the iadUtho0d reptesmts, Which has harshly criticized the American restrictions. coe~ for publication.muir bellgned. It II ! asapastoralassistantinaCathollepsHidiltheelosestshe i~, the wrong motive~ " ,.. : ., . • , ' .,TherehasbeeuabHghtnoteJnthespechdtysteeldlSpute Iml~lllble to print a letter lubmltted wlthln 24,, is allowed to get to the priesthood; sBut Leonard .raysshe would only emMder becominlJ a for Canada as a related attempt by ~me condreSsmen to. 'ew| of ~Jmlred publlcsflon'dato. .... I Pastoral assistants can read rim. Scripture at mush - priest, ff she were allowed, ff the role !,became less ban imports of defenee equipment parts containing , counsel parishoners and vlslt shut-is. They nlso fill.the authorihttive, ~. ,.~.~i.._-" speelallty steel failedm .... • "I++'`. ' " ' ," ". '(' /•. ;. ~ . + :" : ". ' " ' " ~" '- " ' " 1'" "" + " I + 111114~aki, Tliurldey,+Ao~ltlt, l~13,',Pi0113

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University of+ British ,Colum+ bia as Ideiegat s.at-+- 'comm~mmn .. ore+., I -, . . + ~- • +. .~ -.... • -. __.. ~ - ..... attempt m ~oree .me cat)met m ~,~ ' On Wed.e.la Dt,=e e. " ' I ea the sIxth.asse bl of the Wofl ~ " ' " =~---++ +-- + +~--"" m mm.onm .+ .. -, • , . c'u~, +say. ,'e~e. so~ 1 ' + + " ~ ++ 1 h IY ' ~ 1 l~t ~ • ~ ~ % + J m Y . • d.Co= dl of. ""Ameri its " :~/.... ' ...... + ..... :. , -. - TheDrum..... mllltlmen of the Pro+We +...... the Dafeuce Ministry.. + and: ,, +presi~eatlul.• ...... ' I : ....Churches gathered Wednesday...... night to prayn ...... si~, : me~,, . c~_.,..., ~++m.+o~..: tic, . !'me..,,,, ...... 1..... -admlnistratlon,~...... BUtl)md+dmtlal.,spokeman,+: ...... Socialist party turned over th e three . ace...... , '+ - . ,++ ...... t ...... nere were •alreaay . /~. ~1 despread pahlle +., Speakes 'defended the .+ • . pal and battled with Christian mmtias • .and,express.their Unitym t ...... ,/~., . + ...... Larrp ...... ~.,.,. miulstersn seized Wednesday night, to th ' in the • ...... :-----.-~ ' .... -' ..... " - ~.-- se---"--"- .... -',- -:h,+.t+ h.. ~"+hh o.o ^, .... C,.a~.~g ..for. changes in ad- . divislone, , on .... Central" appointment, saying '. st • : ". " Jusi'ucJ,lul~'CUpZeU • .. mountains + • ~ 1111; I ¥1t;qC; IJll tU~ l~.slll, ll W--~'---- m m~ oat~*'v+ " . S "" ' ' "" : ' ~ " " " "" ' " "' " ' '" ' ": " " ' " "'" '-" " " ' • Israeli nemy,, which occlpies the.Cheaf. ": : I ,,,..-...... v+,+.K,+...,.,...,.~ '.+ ,tratl°n'-P01iny .on ~e, America polleyn declded •reflcels ; the. need" ,for•, a mountains southeast of .Beirut. • Prime , ...... ,~,. -_ . . :...... :. • :. re~omm . ..a:~.orfly +++~om., .last month, to-. crea e a 'dlversit f+ vie ints on ...... In Tel Avtvn the Israeli mEits,~ ~m..~.. ]. . end of,.the xS.day` council aseemblym ...... , .-;.... ~the ...... +.~.+ ,...... t ...... y .q.+ . wpo.. ~ +. h " " " ...... I ' J ...... ' ...... Mlniater. Shalik Wazsan +told , re 13o.,rters in . ....+ ...... panel, , .was.,., ...... sworn I~ .bi pa rtiaan. . commisslon -, to• ,,the panelrnf.+, ...... ' ' , • " ' ' Beirut the mlni tars were on their way, ...... mand today reposed that two.israell, ...... ,,Almut~,00opeoplenmanY0tthemmembersofthe .... ,i~~ineedayn San "Antonio +-. make • Ion": -term.... +..~.~_ ...... +. " .._..:.'-... _+'~ -..~ Im~V *.',.,.n**.~...... soldi. ~ were killed ai~d five,wounded in ...... :, Vancouver communityn -joied in. the celehratioan, ,. M ...... + • ...... ' " ' - '...... g .... ~u.,,...... ' -- . " Kissing=,-: , • : '.- '. .whuo©- " - ...... =1~'.. -- "+--'- .... • : ' .tin,m-eros ' • : I ...... * " a ' . • f . . , . ., .: • - ...., , .Tur. ,+=.~y ,.,umc~vn wm , mencmuons.. UlllClalS II01~+ pomunent,alSO has urawll+ , The m .. tianc+rossfireinthamountalns , ~[n~ .an ,~8ort]l~ent o .h~nLns, w,~Icomh~ the, ,. , ...... , , . . ,, + • • ...... three lnistem appeared fit and at ...... reporters+the turmoil in the a lie .*.will 'em e ~ ...... Wednesda ...... [ po Y .. erg that , fire. from conservatives ...... eaSe when they left .the palace of Druse . • ...... y.afternoon.., . , .....- . . . .:..... counells ..... newlydelected ~..... governing .body ...... and holding +,area ...... stems .largely.+ .from will +. have • .broad ...... ~ s i • leader Walid Jumbiatt• • in• the* .:mmmtain ...... sBefore. . _ the. cab lnet members were freed," I . high • .+.~olorf ~! .h ,l)@nn~s. ~ the ,L...... names of the past UmSm." "pollniean, " ' '. such " • su ' r. " ' +. • "• " publi• .c '.. was ...... uncharacteri ' -tieal y.' ..... Gem ...... - . . . PPS t +...... - subdued when. he spoke to town of Moukhtara under an Israeli ...... ayels gove~,mest announced it had. councils 302 member churehesm . as .,, toppling ...... overnments Af • • ' . ' re ted ' • , - , • :...... g . terthep.~elwasswom panel members after the escorim - .. , , . ., . jec +the abductors demundam The . The sense of community at.. the service was a and rigglhg elections" "' , ...... '~+ --- • ' .... ' • .... " I ' • m, me £z mem.ers, lea ny .swesrmg-m ceremony. + There wae no explanation of what " kidanplx~rs lnmtedon.the resignation, of i contrast to the sometimes heated debate which• .He sald*he'pi-a~nk to work_ chairman Henry~Kissingem. " + • " • prompted the~.abducters to free • the the 10-member'.cabinet in:exchange for [ . eme~'ged'at the ossembly, for a reduction of u.S, + ' ~ ' "+ . freeing the hostages. Thequestlon of,peace and justice emerged as a held. a 3½+ho+ur .meeting ministers, but there were intense military • aeti~ties -' in during which they discussed r He said heis certain the DEMANDS RIGHTS particularly dominant issuen with some"delegates negotiations among Druso, Israeli .and Central American a policy strategy for completing panel will not be split along The abductors also demanded that the. Lebanese.govrnmcot officials. " ..... • - saying there can be no peace Without justice, and he said would reduce ten- their recommendations by a partisan lines and pledged The three are Finanse Minister Ariel government, hart Lebanese army " othe~s, arguing the oppositem The assembly .also .sl0ns and allow diplomacy to submit the fullest and _Hamiyeh, a Druseg Publie.Werks Minister " deploym_~t.±in Druso-populated.._arsaen . ~_de~!_L.wi_thLthe w.or!d's conflictingideelngiesn.with the and negotiations to solve February deadiinem They fairest report poesiblemf Pierre Khauryn a Maronito Christian, and •promise equal, rights for Lebanon's sects also confer~ed~n-th~e-timing i e~sealaff0n Of nuclear aemamentsn with humnn problemsm of a commission visit to s"If we can work out a Labor Minkter Adann Mrow~i. a ShUte end guarantee that the country will retain right, prostitutio~and even Canndian native land -Cisneros's criticism was codoperaflve pattern with • Moslemm its Arab idantity, Central. Americam seconded by Robert Controversy swirled Ztha* Ceatrul Amerteanz Drnse artillery blasted from. thhllls , The last demand apparently Was meant REPORT PRESENTED Stranssn a former countriesn it can be an around Moukhtors in the morning. State to warn the Christian president not to The.:aftemoonsesston Wednesday featured the ' Wednesday. over the. ap- Democratic national pointment . to the com- example for the rest of the and private' radio said a Cea~fir~ ~was normalize relations with Israel, which p rssentaflon of.the council's progrnmguidelipssn hemisphere and 'the rest of doelaredbetwee~ the Druse aitd Christian committee chairmann who mission of Yale Uulversity invaded Lebanon x4'months ago to des!roy . w~chlwfll' form the direction of future council ssidn I have strong dif- the worldn he saidmf militias at noon and It took about-~-hotw Pulesttnian guerrilla bases. professor Carlos , .Dinz- programsm Following more than two hours of feraneee, with the ad~ dAlejandron who is viewed Also on Wednesdayn the to take hold. Thousands of Israeli troops are deployed debaten the repert~ was aceepted. The abductions, rei~a-t~l Druse shelling ministration in thin Central . by Cuban exilesand other State Department [email protected]~ in the central mouetainsbut are preparing • On file subject of future eoanell work, the report America pelicym' . conssrvatlves ns a sym-:-Reagan administration had attackan and the Dreae feud with Chrietian to redeploy In, southern Lebanon to ex- notes the main goal of the et-year-old cbuncil is militias in "the mountains, overlooking Asked if he is worried pathizer of Cuban Pre~de~t no prior knowledge of the* tricate themselves from-the Druse- "visible unityn common witnesan evangelisnm- - coup in Guatemala in which Beirut have presented President Amin Christian feud and lower their casualties j~tice and peace, renewnln ecumenical education Gee, Oscar Humberto Mejia Gemayel with his most serious chelllenge from. guerrilla ambushes. • and interdrelationsm Vintores seized power fr0m since taking efflee.in'Septemberm: Lebanese troops are plauning to occupy [. says that in coming years, new~ ecumenical Power fails Gee. Efrain Rios Monttmf The crisis has overshadowed UrnS. areas Israel vacates, but the Drnae have • relationships should be nurtured, and calls for worked in' 15-minule shifts sStste . Department presidential envoy Robert McFarlsne's vowed to fight them because they claim codoperation with those who share the hope for a !ust NEW YORK (AP) -- An undeqp'oand fire that felt to fight the maelstrom that spokesman John Hugh~ efforts to arrange a withdrawal of foreign the army is dominated by "hostile and peaceful worldm Children and youth should like "the gates of bell' to raged x8 metres below the said. the deputy military armies from the country. • Christians, contribute to spiritual education, it adds. Todays renewed shelling began about 8 those who fought it blacked comer of e8th Street ~nd attache from the .UrnS. Earllern state radio said Gomayeln The debate on the report became heated at one Seventh Avenue. . ~. Embassyin Guntemela City. atom., when two shells fell near the airport out the U.S. garment centre Moslem Premler Shaflk Wazzan and other point.when June .Cary Peck, a delegate from the ddring one of its busiest s'It was like tbe gates of hell was inside-the national, tower and on a ranway, followed about aides were involved in "intensive United Methodist Church in the UnitedStates, called three hours later by an intense barragem weeks, with multimfllton- down theren" skid Lieutm palace during the coup, but I negotiations" with the' kidnappers, for the inclusion of the awareness Ofr homosexuals in Paul Revere.of Engine Corn was only there investigating Officials dosed the airport, still recouping dollar losses expected members + of the Progressive .Socialist future council guldellnesmf before all power is restored 260 in Qsee~. reports of unusual activity. from Wednesday's attadun partyof the leftist Drnse militia leader "I make this recommendation out of a concern and MARINE INJURED Monday. Wulid Jumblattm. Jumblstt lives in self- couvietton that none of God's children should ex- Emergency crews worked No injuries Were reported todnyn but imposed exile.in Syria~ cluded from the community of healing and sharingn" today to relight the w0-block Housing moves five Lebaneseowere killed and e0 people • Druee gunmen seized the cabinet Peck told her fellow delegates who were crowded into area in midtown that was wounded in the Wednesday barragen ls- ministers While they were meeting with a university gymnssiumm darkened when a x3-hour duding UrnS. marine xst Lieut. Allneal Druse leaders in the mountain village of PRESENTED MOTION inferno cut power Herald Staff Writer M0rrls of Sarasotan Flum, hit in the thigh Boadnranm They were taken to Jum- SShe made a motion for the addition of a line Wednesday. TERRACE-At least one change in Organization being by shrapli~dm blalt's'mountain palace in Meukhtara, r0 reedingG "Fear and exclusion of homosexual per- sAbout 600 police officers done by the prevlucisl government will not affect Terrace In the lull between the shelling attacks " - kllometres southeast of BoJrut. sons are present in the churches and should he ad- guarded the arean deterring and Kitimat--but the people in Prince Rupert will not be so todnyn MeFarlane returned to Beirut after In Jerusalem earlier todayn McFariane dressed." looters with street lights ruii" lucky. an ovendght trip to Israelm He arriyed at conferred with Israeli Foreign Minister •The moflonn however, was defeatedm Archbishop by 62 mobile generators.No Cabinet member Tony Brummet is shuff~ the offices of the airport and was safely driven to the Yit~ak Shamirm Israel Army Radio said Ted Soottn the primate of the Anglican Church of arrests were reported. his ministry of lands, parks and homing. He in American amhassado~ residence in MeFerlane reported no progress in per- Canada and outgoing moderator of the councils Consolidated Edison consolidating "outiying offices" over the next 12.to 18 suburban Yarzem seadingSyria to agree to withdraw from central commiKee, attempted to explain the rejection officials, who said months as a cost-saving measure. Police and the state radio said Druso Lebanon -- Israel's precondition for ' bynoting the issue had not l~een raised for discussion electricity may not be Currently there are two offices in the north-central area. militiamen also shelled an army garrison. " evacuating its lnvasinn foreem in earlier council buslnsssm + " restored to the entire area One in Prince Rupert and another in Smithars. The Priuce~ The report also says ecumenical relationships until Mondayn , hoped to Rupert office scheduled tube closed and the entire area will ,.betwsen.chur_chasn~communities and groups should inspect transformers in .a be serviced out of Smithers,. The Burns Lake office will also_ !,...be fostered.,..,.,: .,. ~.,~., ",..... , ...... ' ...... , ...... - subt,erranean.i aub~tafl0n* - elsse:and be served from Smlthere. " . '. *:~c,~.~',.y that burned Wednesday. Bob Brodie, district manager for innda, park~',end It notes that evangelism should undergirdthe work Rio ters hurls :' bum 'bs The fire was sparked when housing in Prince Rupert says he has not been informed in all WCC programs and says attempts should be BELFAST (AP)-- Roman a 68-year-old water main officially of the closure yet, although BrUmmet has issued a scuffle, between Catholic The mostly Catholic IRA made to clarify the distinction between evangelism Catholic rioters hurled broke and shorted wires. press release on the subject. youths and troops in the is fighting to drive" the and prosciytism, or converting people from one faith gasoline bombs on to the The power failure Brodie did receive n phone call,telling of the Ul~Coming staunchly anti-British British out of Northern' to anotherm ro~ of a londonderrypgliee • Ballymurphy quartel' of Ireland and unite the knocked out stoplights, .closure on July 25. Most ministry people had heard .of the " "The development of a community of healing and station and set it aflame in western Belfast. ~ Pretostant-d0minated ~:aunihg massive traffic changes on July 20, but Brodie was away on holiday at that the fourth straight night of Sporadic violence flared region with the sharing within the WCC a'nd the member churches snarls, closed Maeys and time.' He still has nothing in writing. sectarian violence in,Ulster. in western Belfast On pi'edominatnly Catholic where womean men, young people and children, able Gimbals department stores, Both the Prince Rupert and Burns Lake offices have a Firemen eXtinguished the Wednss~y afternoon after Irish republic to the south. and disabledn clergy and laityn particiPate fully and and forced the evacuation of staff of three people. blaze Wednesday ni~t on an estimated 1,000 Catholics American Stephen Lieh, minister to one another should be another priority," it thousands of guests at the No one will lose •his job as a result of the move, Brodie the roof of the poll ce.~tton attended a a rally called by 23, of Indianapolis, one of 65 continuesm x7-storeyNew York Penta says.. The positions andstaff wail'be transferred to the on the edge of the s~chly Sinn Fein, the legal political people arrested during. The councils assembly marked the first time .qnch a hotel. It also played havoc Smithers office. Catholic Creggan q~r of wing of the outlawed Irish_ violence Tuesday,was dne gathering has taken place in Canadam The last with the garment district's While people in Prince Rupert will nat have as great an Northern Ireland's ~: oud Republican _ Army, 'to to . appear at Belfast assembly was in Nairobi in'x975. " " 'market weekn"+ when opportunity to deal with the ministry ina face-to-face largest city.. Nobe~ide protest Reiliy's killing, magistrates' court for The site for an eighth assembly l~as not yet been buyers from across the manner ns they are used to, they will continue to receive the was reported hurtled the Relatives of the deadman sentenee later today. Lich decided, but it is expected to take plaeeln either Asia, country come to New York same type of service that TerraCe and Kitimathave had. 'city was reporte~ clam placed a wreath at the spot has pleaded not guilty to or Latin Americam to oi'der winter and spring The ministry has field'asents that work out of each office early today.. where he died, thei~ joining a riot in western clothing lines. Industry /~d travels periodically to other communities. Both the marched past the army . Belfast and has been held in" losses wereestimnted in the Princel~upert and Burns Lake offices 'have two such field Earlier Wedne'sday; a baso where Thuln was jail without bail since his- millions, agents each, They will continue to travel to s~ch towns as British soldier in the eap4tal stationed. arrest. Appointments made About 300 flreflghters Terrace, Kitimat and how Prince Rupert regularly. of Belfast was charged with the murder *of 22-year-old Rioters lobbed gasoline He was one of 80 people sSANTIAGO (APz --Seeking to regain lost conservative bombs at police while others " Thomas Really, a Cathelie~ visiting Belfast on a trip support and defuse massive, protestsn President Gen. p It was the second killing in hijacked vehinlea, ineludlng sponsored by the New York- Augusta Pino,chet has chosen a prominent rightist to head a, 10 days by British troops in two buses and a van, and set them afire. ~ based Irish Nerthe~ Aid new, civilian-dominated cabinet and plan a sixdyear Northern Ireland. I But a Belfast police Committee. The group says transition to democratic rule. .. The 67-yeardold army general_swore in conservntive Pvt. Inn Richar~l Thain, spokesman said the. it raises money for families iNational party, founder Sergin Onofre Jarps on Wednesday 18, of the Light Infantry violence was "relatively of IRA prisoners. The night as interior minister and as head of his first cabinet Retailers: Regiment appeared -at minor by Northern Ireland British and -'. Irish governments saythe money dominated by elviliansm Belfast Magistrates Court " standards" andit faded as and was freed on the night feff. The spokesman buys IRA guns and bombs. Pincehet named seven other ministers in a shakeup Of his Kevin Callaghan, 30, a 20-meml~r:eabinet thatcut military participation to seven Notusing equivalent of $150 ball after declined to be identified in Montreal teacher who was his commanding officer accordance with police from11. Even son military officers retained the key posts of said he would not be allowed pollc'y, also charged with tek'mg defeuce and presidential chief of staff. -. co-op funds is like: to leave North .e~n..Ireland. part ,in a •riot, pleaded not. sThe new cabinet members were sworn in amid a climate of He did not eater a plea. Reilly'odeath brought the guilty and was being held tension on the eve of the fourth monthly Day of Natieanl Wiineases said Relily was toll since ~ectarinn fighting.• withoUt bail.. Protest against his authoritarian rule. having a hole unarmed when he was shot flared in 1969 to at~Isast Tuesday during a street 2,306. • in your pocket. pS Jl". Victim released

DUBLIN (AP) -- A wealthy Irish kidnap viethn said to he a Stimulates the scalp • Soothes dry and itchy scalp It's money that's thrown away ... a friend of the British Royal Family was released unhar- • Helps unclog hair folllclan • Neutralizes excessive oiliness wasted. As a retailer, you're aware of med early today after being held captive for more than 24 • Gives heir healthy appearance .the valuable benefits of advertising. hours. Police said they were holding n man under the Irish WHAT IS mO.HAIn.T~ EMULSION? and by tmingthe coop funds available BIO-HAIR-TIN Emulsion la a sclentiflcalN formul-qed Imlutlon contalnlno BIOTIN and on many of the'product lines you "car- Republic's anti-terrorist lawsm ROSEMARY epeclflc,~lydeelgn~l to ~molats ~t halt roots and increase the circu- lation to the scalp. BIO.HNP,-TIN Emulsion m d~ by s profes~ud hair care ry. you can stretch your advertising " " Idchok)glst as a treefment you can do In your own home at Mm thlm 75~ a Ueatn~mt. do~ much further! We can help A spokesman at Dublin police~ headquarters said the you trace your available coop funds HOW 00~I B~4AIB-TIN BI~&SfON WOBK7 kidnapping of lawyer William Somervilid had some of;the Owr many yearn there Is a build-~ of ~ mat~al {dh't, reseat & dandruff) In and and use them efficiently and effective- hallmarks of .an Irish Republican Army fund-ralslng ; ~ound the deltcate hair follicle, ¢lloklng R Off and cau~n9 ~ h~dr to eventually fall ouL ly for more mileage in your advertis- f', BIO HAIR TIN Emu~on MlmulM~ and unck)~ the hair k~lk~m ingf exercise but that detectives still have toJestablish ~whether nourishing and ~lng.them With OXYGEN and BIO. guerrillas were involved. '. TIN, thus M~u~aUng heathy halt O~Mh. BIO44AIR- TIN aiao el~mlnateea dry and Itchy scalp snd h~ It's YOUR money...use It. or Im IL.Joll to neutrailze m o~11~. details available by coiling NICK t~ Police imposed "a news blackout' on ithe.Tuesday, night, '%::, I WHO ~ IMO.HNR.TIN EMtJLOIOfft WALTON Itt ~ DALLY HIilLALD kidnnpping of Somerville from his home at Ennlskerryn 24 blame who wants a thick, healthy head of tMT. kilometres from Dublinn until his release for fear ~s ab- ductore might kill hiram '" " mOHAIR.TIN SHAMPOO & COHDmONER • Somerville's County Wlcklow home is near where police, Bto-Halr.Tin 8hempo~ and Condltlo~e~~e • aeting on a repsHed tipdoff, foiled an IRA bid last Sunday to made from the pureM and h~ohe1~ qual~ l~md~ svsHab~e and srs very Impor- kidnap supermarket tycoon Galen Weston of Toronto. :" tant to tha Bto-Halr-'nn "Keep your hair i pron." ThW ham, I~en st~clVtcalk/devel- ' Somerville; 45, Is a partner in a well-known firm Of Dublin oped to wod( with Bto-Hair-Tin Emublon. : "lawyeren A. and L. Gcodhecly, and fdende in Dublin The dally use of Bto-Halr-TIn Shampoo and Condl~vwr with BIo-H~r.T~ ,d~seribed him as being on 'quite close and friendly'.' ~terms F.m~ aion hi yoor anlm~r ~o~1 with the Roy~ Family. ADVERTISING But Jhe spokesman said It was not clear, wheth~ his abductors knew about this 0

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, uetore we~. esoay S." ~me . Laveue woraecl the tmal : : At Philaue~phm, Steve.. I " x+n°emx ?'~+, .Albuquerque. seat Tuc~n.~., ~and [ ~Kaneas Cltyi~yalsby oneof the hottest ' ' .Jim Gotr-* ,was the hise~~.+...+ !~ " + • .with W~st Dlv~ion-~eamng inning for ~ 113th save. ':,. Carlton seattored'.elghthits-, I . Hawai/bested:Taconia 7:4.: . ', ,~" ~ .:;; "' + +,..1,' Pitchers in the major ieag~.- :. ' :' ' -~ -.": "- ",~ * ",:" ' / ", : ' ". - ~t~la to..voice,nad hoar. D=pite the victory and in 3-~-3 ~in~ to i~.glster'~ I ?With'twom~ ~0n base/" the bottam'ofm~ ninthin I smc~ ~ .' ,~,, ,,-,~ ;,',~-~-, -~u'm-~7' .~ "-~". ~:: :..~ -- + • " ' ' " '- ' " + " " " " .... ' " I " + I ,m~-~n.mo. o~x,,x. ~,~ . alUano •tton ttOenlegen mree~r ~c~,p~In~. and+ then the the sueeesaful.m~iing, the+. hlssg~thc .m'eervlcte~and : m.dmonten:Beav+er reli~P~-ch.~ Pori~ Altsn~Iran0 • - June .~ !lass has reeled off.oix: con- I ' ~ ~ea" a+fi+e run rail' lea~" Gi..tu. gut ....a three,run- Glants are stiil in fifth. place struck out 10.Pittsburgh.... • ...... intentlonanywalkedChrla~Jarkteloed the ...... basesm +. secutive Victorie~ to push hls record" to .... • ...... homer pped • . , Y : . !g homer from Evans, his 23rd in , ee I e " " " " " ' ...... " I ...... " " xp - ~a_ ttle over the As and h~t~g, t~e~r + L~.~. W= ~ .4~.~ ga...m.,~..ba._ttt m to ln...c.re~,~ lii~..iid!_ TI!_e Beavers..: .then b_~ught in +their left fle~lder to 2. In addition, he's 6-0 against the.Weetern ' e winn streak ..... of the season, with two ~ behind ,the; ,Br-vc~, whu timc =trikcout lcud to 12 make five umelaers uut the strat,=~v was ,~,~* o, Dl~'lalnn +~' o ~-a - - ' ~ •.- ~ - • A" ' -- " "i'-- fiVe g~ ~ J ) " ' '":~ I ~" : ~]- - . . ,. • .... , ...... ~-.. ,~,, ,,,u~, ... m=~c, smart Yoanga " ocatterea [email protected] in in the ninth inning to beat havea 6½ game bulge over over Nelan R~,an. Altamiran0 walked Schofield for the winning runm night decisions :u'1-3 innings ao hewonforthese¢ond tL'ne the Braves 7-4 in National second-place Los Angeles. Joe Lefebvre tripled to Portlands Ron Pxndtt hit a homer for the Beavers. "It was one of the best games Of his ' League baseball action, in :his last I0 decioiohs m id:~,b.roke a . Evans, who was Expos 5 Mets 3 -" " knock in the go-ahead run sDave W. Smith picked up the victory, ~. __ca~oer " said Brewers manager. Harvey three'game Seattle loSind s~kll ~ Two outstanding in the first half At Montreal-, Bill seventhf°rthe .PirateSafter Carltoninthe. EdinTuco°unAmelm~GermanRiVerarollectedthreeRBlslugged a homer to •help Albu(Inerqueand Kuenn. "He wa~ in total command " relievers finlshed_up for, the J~. riners of the season, hodcooledofl ;' Gullickacn pit~ed-and hit survived.' a Shaky imdng In,other action, New York Yankees indudingEdCandeBerg who reglatered considerably in recent his way to victory 0v~" New during which the pirates, beat the Toms...... : ...... • • ...... trenneed ~Toronto Blue- Jays-8~, Sea~e his fourth save...... " .... Weeks. But his homer was. ~. York. Rivera's twndrun singlegave the Dukes a 2~0 lead Mariners beat Oakland:A's 7-5, Cleveland scored both of their nius, I~dlans "40floles 3 the second in two days. Guliickson allowed four hi" the fourth, Carlton before Amelu~'s homer made itS0 is.the fifth. Indians bdged~Baltlmoro Orioles +'4.3. . ~:; + : ,In other Natiunal League hits for 7:2,3 •innings, Gilberto Reyes' triple"in the ninth accounted for the Boston Red Sox stopped Texes Rangers4-2 , : In Baltlmoren Lary ~ allowed games, it. was Montreal doubled twice and scored walked three, including final Duke tallym .... and Minnesota Twins .beat+-California sixhits and struck.out,ratine an Cleveland Expos 5, New York Mets 3, three runs for the Expos,.. Marvel] Wynne with the Rick Rodas got the victory; Ed Bonineto()k: the, Angels 4-1. Rain washed out the Chicago defeated the Oriolen 'S0~:~9~ gave bases loaded, and threw St, Louis Cardinals 9, Tim Ralnes twice follocd .wildly after a bunt- attempt lossm " ~ ' White'Sox.Detrelt Tlg_ers ~me. up Ken Slngletono.... tJu'eb:rdn homer in the Chicago Cubs 5 in 13 Gullickaon doubles with • Tucson,s Scott Loucks, Ruben Robleean'd.~f Haas gave up a groundball single to fourth inning for allof Baltimores.runs innings; Philadelphia run.scoring Singles, while to allow another'run to Wherry collected RBI for the Tor'0s. . -George Brettiwith one 0utin the first and Red Sex 4 Rangers Z ~i Phillies 4, Pittsburgh Jim Wohifordalso singled in score, . ::- . Pirates 2i Cincinnati Reds two runs. Astros.4, Padres 3 Las Vegas' Kevin McReynolds hit a 10thUg then retired 14 Royals In succession until In Boston, Tony Armas slugged a 9, Los Angeles Dodgers 2, The Mets got a two-rim Dickie Thon slammed a grounderto drivein GerryDVESimoneandglve the Onix Concepcion doubled with,one out In three runhomer and reliever BobStanley double from Danny Heep off two;0ut homer off the Stars-a'comedfromdbchindvictorym. the sixth. A walk to Pat Sheridan with two put downaTexasrallyinth.enlnthlnning Diegoand Houston Padres Astros 3 4,in San14 reliever Dan Schotzeder in moo.shine' facing in leR ...... DeSimone led off the 10th ,with a single and got to out in the sixth and a .one out doubleby 4ending the Red S0x,0verthe Rangers •field to end a 14-inning 'thironasacrificeandwildpitchbef0reMcRo~lds,. John Wathan in.theeighth ~vere the only Boston starter Bruce Hm'st, 9-8, gave up innings, the ninth before Jeff The last two days pulled Renrdon got the last out for marathonat the Astrodome: grounder. : other baserunnera the Royals ~uld eight hits including an RBI triple by Bill Thon's blast off losing sTileGulistooka4-01eadon'thestrength0fatwo-run muster. - ~- ' Stein and run-scoring single by George Evanswithln three of leader his 17th save.- • - pitcher Luis DeLeon, 2-4, homer by Glen Walker and six i~ngs 0f~ nohit pit- Robin Yotmt, Cecil Cooper and Paul Wright in the ninthm Stanley got the last Mike Schmidt in the league Reds 9 Dodgers 2 was his 16th bome run of the chingby Gene Nelsonm • + Molitor, with a sixth.ianing homer, each " three outs r~cording hts ~nd save. homer race. Los Angeles manager season and made a winner +[,AS VEGAS RALLIES collected two hits off Paul Spllttorff, who Hurst nursed a --" lead for seven innings Evans walked away from + Tom Lasurda also held a of Vern Ruhle, 4.3. But in the seveathl Jerry Davis singled and fell to 9-5 after seattoring,nine hits.+ before Armas unloaded his .:miner the plato in disgust after meeting, but iS. was Houston hdd a 3-1 margin McReynolds doubledn and Joe L~n~ford knocked ...... in the eighth, fouling a: delivery from conduetodaftortheDodgers goinginto the eighth, but the both home with a Single to •start [,as Vegas' rally. Yankees 8 Blue Jays 3 " Twins 4 Angels 1. Terry Foroterdown the first- were bombed in Cincinnati, Padres tied the game on . sInHawafl, Don Fowler and Ray Krawczyk scattered YankeosstarterDal/eRighettl, lS-3, and • In Anaheimn Gary:Ward; Dave Engle base llne, then ripped the Dann Bilardlelo hit a next pitch over the centre- homer and drove'in four Alan W!ggins' ~vo-out, two- 10 hits to pitch Hawaii over Tacoma. George Frazier combined on a 10-hitter and Gary Gaetll belted home runs to lead run single. . Fowler allowed eight hits and all four Tacoma runs and New York took advantage of Toronto Minnesota over the •Angels sBobby • field fence, runs for the Reds, while Cardinals 9 Cubs 5 The • homer scored' Dave Bruce Berenyi survived to earn the victory. . ~ defensive lapses to down the Blue Joys. CastillQ "- survived several Jams to Bergman and Jonnie seven walks by holding the At Chinago, St< Louis sTacoma jumped off to a 1.6 lead in the first as Danny It was the slxt victory in eight gamesfor • complete his third game-of the season, ended its eight-game losing Geodwin doubled and scored on DVAVE Hudgens' the Yankees while the stumbling Blue scattering • 10 hit .... The Angels broke streak by scoring two runs single. Jays loot for the seventh time in the last through in the third on Reggle Jacksons in the ninth to send the eight games Jerry M~nphrey who RBI single~ - "~ ~' game into extra innings and then setting a two-run Dingle

Green,fr°runmhOzZi°meSmif~r°mand~)at~givinghimfiveRBl, Top four seeds advance in tourney inThethe 13th.ninth inning started .... MONTREAL (CP) --.The power failure delayed, first two games of the first Tennis Council for fating to citizen, defeated Paul with Chinago ahead 5.3 and lights shone, ~e :.top matches Monday, second- set before glvin~ the par- show at a match in McNamee of Austrelln u-6 ace reliever Lee Smith on seeds won and the last round play proceeded tisan crowd sbmethir~ to Dusseldorf, West Germany, ~(7.5), 7-6 (7-3). + the-mound, butLonnie Canadian was eliminated amouthly .at Jarry cheer about by holding last year, defeated fellow- PetorFlemlngoftheU;S, Smith homered and Green from singles play as nor-. Stadiums service to win Game e. Frenchman Guy Forget y-0, beat T omas Smld of • sL,~ledin a ran.to tie the mnilty+ernpted at ~e,~::.:,,Tour0ament.~ organizers "Juntbeforethematchnl 6-2.... Czechoslovakia 6.4, 6-1, {' , .... !- scure.Green:a]SO bada:,tW - Play~s,...... International temds ..reefdvedaletter af~apology was,."pretty~ nervOUS, ,, a~id '~i Sixth~bded~,: :~ ".~Vit~s',~Wl/fl¢~S~ju ~ ~Afriea'SKe~ run double hi the third, tournnment Wednesday. from Mayor Jean Drapeau when I walked On to the Gerulaltls of the UmS.• Cumin be~t'Cassio M0tta ~f The four st. Louis runs in After a three-hour power for the disruptions caused court, I was kind of ner- whipped Russell Simpson of Brazil y-3, 6-2. ~:~ the 13th made a winnsrlof failure disrupted play bythe power fniluream vons," Bonneau ..said. NewZealand 6-1, 6-3, while Ge#rgenGoveaofFrance, Dave Rucker, 3-1, the fifth Tuesday night and two rain Top-seeded John "After all i was on centre 10th-eeeded American Rodney Harmon of the U.S of six Cardinals pitchers, delays and a hnifdhour • -McEnroe of•the United court playing- the No. 2 Sandy Mayer beat Shlom0 and Sammy.-G|ammalva, Stateo needed three sets to player in the world. Glickstein of Israel y-7. (2- also of the U~S., also ad. beat Mareco Hocever of "But after the first two 7), 6-1, 6-3. vanced to ~the third ~oundm " M~O--~- ~ Brazil 6.2, 4.6, 6.1, ~vhile matches, it was just like a In' ' an all.American Goven ben| Ramesh Jimmy Connors, tho No. 2: normal match." match, Brian _ Teacher Krishnan of:India: y;4, 6-1, seed, easily downed • Lend], the"19~l champion, defeated Fritz Buehning 6-2, Harmon beat Robert Vant

, Sweden SO, 6-2. Bonneau's service four Kriekn the former South beat fellow-American Chip Third-eeeded Ivan Lentil tlmesnincluding two breaks African who is ~ow a UmS. Hcoper 6.4, 7-5. ? • of Czechoslovakia in the second set, " . . • stores only eliminated Stepbane " Connoro had little to fear Bonneau of Quebec City 6-~., in his match with the 6-1. • unknown Nystroemn but .. There also• were upsets, said •he did gain some $t ts omd Standings /including the elimination of respect for his opponentm BROADCAST player Mats ~ - "He hit~tho ball-well-and Wilander, the fifth seed, he was ruunlag dawn a lot of A~ntC*N LK&OON NATIONAL LMAQUE .... who lost ", 6-3 to .seeded ball;~," Counors said. "The h-. O.vm.., n.. o|vtm...... SAII1ELLITE - , w, w, ,. Glanni Ocleppo of ltslym 1seorowea.loveandtwon but "Bel'llmore 63 41 .$M~ -- Philadelphia Sill 51 .532 -- Ninth~eded Eliot it waunt that type of match. Detroit ~3 411 .SS| -- ~ontre.,! ~1 53 .$. I ' Mllwlukee 63 48 ,56| -- Pitt|burg h 57 55 ,509 2~ I 6ABLE . Teltscher of the UrnS. was There were long games and ,.w York 53 48.564 ~ St. kOU!| $4 57 ".~ 5 upset u.6 (8.6),. 6-2 by a lot of long points." ~Toronto | 61 ,$1 :$45 3~ Chlca0o. $I ~I ,m |~ LISTIH|S Boston S6 $S .505 7 New York 45 611.,3Zl IS Anders Jarrydn while In other matchesn fourth. Cleveland 41 45 .4|$ 16 West DIvisIon ...... west Oiv||MiI Atl|ntl 69 45 ,60S -- • American Tim Mayotte dseeded. Yanniek Noah, in cmc.oo *o .Sl .Sdl~- ko| Angeles 61 $0 .aS0 (,~ beat x4th-seeded WoJtok hie: first tournament "Kansas City S3 S$ ;491 S'4 HOUStOn . $7 54 .514 10',~ Texas S4 $1 .4|| 4½ Sm, Diego- , S5 57 .496 12V~ Fibak of Poland 6-4, 6.3. following a " r2.day Oakland 55 40 .470 7 Sill Francisco s4 S9 .470 14,,,~ Oenneau dropped. II ouspeaslon by the Men'o ~mn.m.California o54 ~,40 .40~s.47~1.+'7½ Cincinnati $3 Sl .456 17 DU consecutive peas.is and the International Profeosional Seattle 45 49 .39S 16~ SMontrnl.• WednnO, S-New• Me|sagYork 3 ....

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' The keyto any success B.C. enjoys.this year Omeralsn who •wn his playing rights in the Soviets, But once Lewis "performances Wedneadaym Warren MOon, : ~ " East Germany is second will be consistency -- from at least one of Its USFL. . Starting rollingn there was + " Payne broke her own -Howevern the .Eskon "who have sh'nng quarterbacks and from its defencem The Lions in golds with four and tltird .And to compound their troublssn qnar- no doubt that he would -Canadian record for the in totals with xl, while the together an unprecedented five consecutive have a tendency, to fgrget about both these terbank Condredge Holloway I; last seasons wtnm second consecutive day with Grey C~s, may need a replacement next year arosam tO .... Soviet Union has three golds league MVPn has trouble holding theball with a tinie of t0.05. She also and a total of x4 medals. because Moon is being wooed by+ the Unit~1 Pride end the t0,000-pins at C,ommonwealth an injured throwing handm He's been bailed "Surprisingly, it was the States Football Lengnem '~ Stadium will prevail. out the last three games by veteran Joe Barnes. first world record for Lewis, But+that's next seano•. De•'t make the Edmonton by five pointsm Don'tbe surprised ifBarnce:~gets-a--sf.a~t ene-of:the+world's~-best ' mistake of counting nn Moon or the Ecktes against the Bombers (CBC National at 10:30 sprinters and the top long Kitimat competes OTTAWA (1-3i at HAMILTON (2-3) rolling Over dead in the Canadian "Football .,p.m. El)T). jumper. He does, however, League this yearm It's amazing what a little spirit can do for s have .' the bear times in Herald Staff Writer team. / If B arnep+ does start, it should be a great B.Ci Lions have t~ade the mtstake a couple of matchup with Dieter Brock I Barnes throwing history in the xp0 and 200 at • .KITIMAT'A Kilinmt lacrosse team competes today in a In Hamilto•s casen a little spirit comes in a times this year by counting out early their TO Terry Greern Emanuel Tolbert and Paul sea levein and the best national tournament. --- 28~pound paehage I Mike Barber. opponents with much le~ talenim They've - Pearson and Brock to three prLme receivers, distance in the long jump at The Legion 250 midgets of Kitimat will play their first' Barber led the TigerdCata sack attack almost paid the price. Mike Murphyn Joe Poplawski and Rick House. sea. levelm game in Port Coqultlam at lr:30 a.m. today in the "C" against Toronto lastweekand, and there'S no In lacth those mental lapses probably w~l Toronto by three points. Kratechvilov~ broke the division. At press time their opponent was not known. reason to believe there won't be a recurrence' cost them dearly when the Lions and Eskimos mark in ,the womens 400 In the the same flight as Kitimat is Burnaby, Calgary and meet Friday night in .cavernous. Com- against the Rough Riders. CALGARY (2-2) at SASKATCHEWAN (I-4) +x' metres, clocking ru.99. Thompson, Manitoba. In the second "C" division flight is monwealth Stadiumm-.... In fact, ff Hamilton's defensive front four Both teams are encountering early-sesson Kilarney, Delta, Langley and Mission. continues to apply the same devastation on In erasing the mark of The J~ournament has 29 .leurus.in aft. Eight in the "A" Elsewhere in the CFL this weekend,.~wo problems, but the Ronghrtdem are dealing in ri.16 set last year by Marita Saturday games have Ottawa Rough 'Riders Ottawa quarterbacks I it'e unlikely even J. C. spadesm It's a real shame. It's diWcult-to say division, 13 in the "B" division and eight in the "C" division. Watts, back after a fractured" cheekbone kept Koch of East Germanyn the visiting Hamilton TlgerdCota and the Eastern where the root of their trouble is, but let's not Czechoslovakian earned a Division-leadlng. Toronto Arg•nauts at Win- him on thesidelines for two game~ will sur- let head .coach Joe Faragalli shoulder all the vive that sort of pressure I look for the Ticats to second gold medal -- she nipeg Blue Bombere. On Sunday, Saskat- blame. also won the. 800 metres We have chewan Roughriders will try to halt a four- .+~ playing mS00 bail. Chris DeFrance and Ron Robinson are ex- •Ottawa coach George Branca to has been Tuesday nightm game losing streak at home against Calgary. ceptiunal receivers and running hack Mike The womens 3,O0O metres Stampeders. doing a lot of juggling of personnel this week to; Washington has the talentm Farngallis fault BC LIONS =.I produced'a popular victory B.C. (3.1)'at EDMONTON (3-I) get his charges untrackedm One major, bit of might be that he's p•ttinga lot of his ng@ in surgery was c•tting veteran cornerback for American Mary Moon is at his best when the Eskimos have one basket by sticking with Joe (747) Adams. Deckerm Deeker shattered WEEKENDERS something to prove. They" have to do Jimt that Harold Wcedsn acquired only last week in Faragalli's Calgary counterpart, Jack Go.tta, trade that sent quarterback Kevin stal.ke~; to the myth that the Friday ZCTV at 9:30 p.m. EDT) when the seems to have a knack of knowing when to Europeansn led by ~e Li•as, the team to•ted most-likely-to-succeed Montreal Concordesm make chengesn and in James Sykes he has one Available Hamilton by seven polntsm Sovietsn are the Worlds per per .san this year, come to town. of the most exciting offensive players in the most. dominant. "distance for every "251 plus airport home game. tax. But for those ,who thonght the Esks long of TORONTO ('4-I)~at WINNIPEG Z3-I) leaguem . runners on the track by tooth and ready for the takings forget it. The Argos are sweating over muchdado. The trenches will tell the tale (CBC National winning the race in eight InCludes Alrfare,.Hotel &.Game Ticket They've shown enough In the .early season to about-something. Their offensive line was at 2:30 p.m+ EDT). minuteen ermyw socondsm NEXT HOMEGAME AUG. N at 7:30pn Calgary by three peintsm indicate sLx c~u~ee..utive championships Is not desLroyedby Hamilton last week. They lost .... East German Brigltte an unattainable goal. starting fullback, Bob Bronk -- kne~, ligament Bye: Montreal Concordes. Krans was second in They say the toughest part of being champion damage -- probably for the season. Ig83Rec0rd -- 12-8. J iGe5.1L • I Ew OLtDRA traVEL SERVICESLTD. • Lynn Kaquka Williams of m.==m ,.... Vancouver*placed x0th 'in Aussie II legal Quakes Royals ;worried ort, R.I. (ALP) -- The semifinals starttoday for the ch diaers in the Americas Cup races, one day after top lose KANSAS CITY, M0. (&P) -- Kansas City Royals players contender Australia Ils legality as a xw-metre yacht was are worried that the American League baseball team will. - reaffirmed The New York Yacht Club had challenged ..Gary Heale's ~,' be tainted by reports that several teammates have been the validity of the Australia II as a xwdmetrm contending unassisted goal at yo:53 questioned in a federal cocaine investigation, even if it is proved to be the winner as +that the ~ *P.n~9,r.ev~.u.~nary~ keel give the boat,a,deeper shown there was no wrongdoing. draft when heeled over. : "Nobo'dy.iS•arrbsted~0F'in J&fl;llO:Z'g~,~l;~ n0t+C0"r~- But an International Yacht Racing Union committee defeated Golden Bay vinced yet anybody is in real trouble," said Dan Qnisen- ruled Wednesday that the yacht is a legal x2-metre ~n spite Earthquakes 2-1 in a berry; the Royaln ace relief pitcher end team player bf its secretkecl, which the Australians make a point of North American Soccer representative. keeping hidden from view "I'm ,al~oiutely thrilled League contest Wed- "The big fear ia that people might be assumed guilty because now I can go ahead with my semifinals and finals nesday nlghtm when in fact we know so little, and It could be nothing." and produce a challenger whomever that might be said In other games, Seattle Jim Marquez, u.s. attorney for Kansas, saidTuesday Sounders beat Chicago Jock Smithn chairman "of the neutral inlernational that pitcher Vlda Blue, released by the Royals last Friday, Challenger Race Committee that will choose a Sting 5-3 and New York ..and several current Rg.yars had been questioned concerning Cosmos.. nipped Team challenger. Smith said the ruling came from the racing an Investigation of cocaine use, sale and distribution in America 2-1. " Kansas. unions chief measurer, Tony Watts The measurement The Sockers Ado Coker committee unanimouslyreaffirms that the keel+0f Australia Disclosure of the drug probe, which began about three opened the scoring at II is legal Smith quoted Watts as saying in a letter sent months ago, came stx weeks after a closed-door meeting in from Leaden. e5:58 when he kicked in which FBI agents warned the Royals that any player The action paves the way for Australia to race Canada x the rebound of a shot•by convicted of dkitributing cocaine "will spend 15 years in toda~ teammate Hugo Perezm prison, no matter how big a star he thinks he Is." u.- ,' Heale gave the Sockers a The Americans were keeping a low profile immediately 0utfielder.Willie Wilson, named by the Kansas City Star after the docisiun was announced, and the American hosts i 2-0 advantage before as one of the players questioned, denied that and said: Liberty, Freedom, Defender and Courageous I stayed out Godfrey Ingram scored "N•w people will blame me for things they~don't even know on the water ...... for the Earthquakes with about." ...... :: 18 minutes leftm Royals general manager John Sohuerholz, instrumental Jim Fordn press officer for Steve Daley and Peter in the Royals' subscribing last year to a confidential the DefendardCourageous Syndicate, declined to comment on the ruling Ward scored two goals .... assistance program for any player with a drug or alcohol apiece to lead the problem, also called the probe disturbing. Referring to the crews of Defender and Courngcousn he Sounders. He said.all the Royals could do was "hope that when the .... saidn These guys really arent in a position to comment and San Dingo now has a investigation is concluded there is not as severe a problem the tseue is so sensitive that frankly, we'd Just as soon they record of nine wins and 13 as it might seem now." didnt have the opportunity to comment ' losses, last in the Western The Australians have claimed the Americans are suf- Murquez refused to identify the other players questioned, Divtslonm Golden Bay fering from a ease of sour grapes because the Americans but The Star named Wilson, outfielder Jerry MartIn, first now is x5.8, second In the did not origlnste'the unusual keel design which increases baseman Willie Aikens and shortstop U. L. Washington. All West. the speed •f AuStralia II' three refused to comment. Pato Margetic scored The shape of'the new keel has been concealed by a two Chicago goals and plywood and plastic security skirt to'shield it from public helped set up the opening view each tim~iAustralia II is lifted from l~e water score of the game by Since the flr~t Americas Cup race " years ago, the Defence strong chipping a ball TO Rieardo AmericJlEISh~ always won the Cup. Historically the Alonso who put it into the United State'as been a worid.leeder in, sailing and has " TORONTO (CP) -- Toronto Blizzard demonstrated a etm taken the defence of.the Cup seriously . The New York strong defance Wednesday night to hold World Cup star Ray Evans scored the Yacht Club which helds the deed to the Americas CUp will Panlo Roosi end Juventus of Turin to a 0-0 score in an in- Sounders final goal of the choose an American boatto stage the defence of ternational exhibitio• k~ccer match. ,night by booting his third yachtlngs top prize in a 'best of seven series beginning The game was attended by acrowd of 41,035, the largest • successful penalty kick in Sept The four challengers vyina~for the chance to ever to watch a soccer match in Toronto. as" •many tries this sail. against. American are Australia II Toronto demonstrated a strong defence to hold Juventus 2C~i~ FO~L111, ~ seasanm ' " • Victory ie of Great Britain Canada I and Azzurra of scoreless, despite the presence'of five players from, the ltaly~ Rick Davis end Roherto Italian World Cup chempin•ship-+toam of xg~, including Cabanas each . scored Paolo Rnsal~ Two other players who competed in.the World goals and " Vladislav Cup, but for different teams, were also in the Juyentns Bulgaria defeated Bngicevie had two assists lineupm Extra numbers for the Western Express tickets with the dr~w date indicated for the Cosmos, who LOS ANGELFAS (CP)....Cansda defeated Bulgaria 3-1 Rossi, the star with the World Cup team, was not allowed -" above, are listed within each car category. (CompleJe andrexact numbers only), clinched a playoff berth Wednesday night at the sis-country, pre-Olympic volleyball a shot on •etby the Blizzard of the North American 8uccer The Western Canada Lottery Foundation ~'eserves the right to SUbstitute tournament. for the eighth consecutive any car of equivalent value for the car which is won°in the event the latter is not After losing the first game 7-15, the Canadians rallied to year. In fact, the Blimmrd outshot Juventus 14-8 and forced available at+t.h..etime the prize is claimed. Licensing and insurance not included. take the next three games 15-6, 15-9, 15-13. The Cosmosn im- newe0mer geaIEeeper Steveno Tocco•i to make five to~,h Winning numbers should be verified irnmediately following the draw. Team spokesman Dave Wilkinson ot Toronto said the proving their recor6to x7- saves. Since these cars are 1984 models, they will be delivered as soon asthey are available. team's 3-1 loss Tuesday n~ht TO Brazil, ranked second in 8, now have 152 points, the Taceani saved the game for Juvantus with less than two highest total in the minutes remaining when he slapped away a point-blank In the event of discrepancy between this list and the official winning the world, and the club's siow start WedneSday night were a numbers list, the latter shall prevail. -~ reflection of mental fatigue. league. shot by Toro•to mldllelder Pasquale Deluea. "What withthe Univeml~ Games in Edmonton and the Team America lost its Starting tentatively, both sides seemed unable to make Olympic qualitying in Indianapolis i'ecen.~, the' team had ninth match in its last x0 thelr plays work on the artlfielal turf of ExhibWo• Stadium. Chev Cevaller 1635653 2117416 Mere, Topaz played "~4 games in 16 days, '.he .said. games and fell to 9-15. Juventus showed its passing skills, but was usble to make Bulgaria is ranked fifth in the world, At the 1982 world The U.S. team in training good on Its chances...... 21194311 championships, tboy,~lnicldy put down the Canadians 3-0. for the x688 World Cup Rosei had a 81oHous eJmnce to win It in the ~nd minute, Chrysler 3079012 111236311 Coach Ken M•eda of Calgary ~!d: "our strength and remained in the Southern but a pass from Domenico Panzo to left side of the penalty Eallle +Wagon resiliency is obvious. Division cellar with 68 area was Just out of the reach of Resal, standing five metres Ford Tempo 3292325 24611329 "Paul Gratten of Ottawa has had a bud back, but be . points. from the post. Team America's only recovered hLs deadly spiking ability tonight." Juventus is preparing for the coming campaign after score came at i'6:51, when 1'8 MOIREWEEKS TO GO ON THE EXPRESS EXTRA The team has a day •ff today and resumes play Friday. leslng to Hamburg of West Germany in' the finals of the In a late match, Japan defeated Argentina 15-7, 15-5 and Rudy Glenn took a cross European Champions CUp. from newlydacqulred 15-8. Argentina lest its s~rting setter just before the game, Toronto is fifth •verall in the NASL with a 13-10won-lost 7 CARS EACH WEEK FOR 11 WEEKS Paul Nicolas quirnga Stepped an a ball and reretained a Mark Petsrson and record. sprained right ankle. scored from 10 metres On Sundayn in another International match, Toronto From July 27 through to October 5,1983 Bre~ll meets Bulgaria ~nd the United States plays out. • peer Portuguese champion Banefica of Lisbon 1-0. Argentina tonight. :.I~II!~ "nll'HlrlM,Thu;~ay, August ii, IP8.1 : ," ".. .i , .... " i " " , .' .'" ,"i i: ....!'.. ' ' , "~- ', " "" i'~ ~ ..' " :: ,.': . " . 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.]:~:)S..'. ~'~S•~(AI~. ].....T!~ .• of town,.~aud,Paul Garlgo~wh6- , :•:-"~' ,'....':.~: ..... -,,. .... ,,,o~ I Armenians imve•oeen eonvzcted ox p~an; :. repreaented~Qzirlalan; was hi a'Santa • I OTTAWA'(CP) ~ The government's empmyment,: I ' tl ' more vlalt0rs from'~the Unl~ed ' ou~dethe~un ' in thoflrsthallfolthls .a ~mb..ne~r~.jm! .r.Ah'...Ca~.. de. ~rgo • . Mo~ea.: courtroom and could, not. gin- ..: ' S.tra.te~,...will., e reate,,a .l~-t~. e economh" and kill I sm~ in the ~t six months of tide year . year than In the first half of xg~, the bulk termmmmatwas:ae~used.snorttyberoreit~ mematety.ue reached for comment.. " . . . t~enudcuema.~,,says~nwactucll, New ~emoeratlc. l/ tlianlduring the same uertod last .year but . of them chcoaln~ the U.S~ .' .: \ W_~J_~'to,~oiOf~.:'.' i • o" . " ' . "r'= :"~l',ag~. WhO had been following,the. ;~:P,ar~yeconomtod~dopmeat~pokesma~lm .... '/I : trav~ers;from other~countrics drppped~ , Conadinns ~"ur~ from._v~l.'ts tothe -. 'l~uratch.t~:0:noz,,0u~....a~...~, ox wan e~uyn,..a ...t~reebefore the: May ~0, x98~,. ~elde~tn... : .- .-me. gov.e~nmenm msteaa of..ta~ action, -is ;~I,.. ~arp!y : : . , .'., :.:.: ;:: ' '::: ', : I-: :'I ' UrnS. totalled 17,6 million, up x6,5 ~ cent s usp~. teo mem..~.rox .me .~u:meman..~eCret . .aJert~.~li~e andthe ~:znh was de~ 15 : .... sarong, us ~ ~or a p art,-timeeconomy, WaddeH. ~Id i . " eta tistics canada' reported Wedn~sday-L ~ from thenumber recorded during the fln~ .~u:.in..y~or me ~ratmn ozf, rmema; bls ' : mmut~'ue~ore It would have deton.atedn-:~ :a news com e~nce zooaym.. .., . ..: :. : n. ,that l~,[:.nd~on UrnS. residents eat ,ered I haltlof xge2.....: ' . .::. ' , wife, Siran_oucne, wl; un.o varant.,Barke.v.. .., 3S~ad:~..assistant/-UmS,:.Attomey: :'Fred .... :..: m~ses in..the ~ of: ,, ,p~,_-tLm.: e, rathe r;~ ",, ,~... the:coqntx?Y botween January and the end,...... : :' ./ . . ' . /. ;.. • Chh'Ininn,.~,-wereconvzete d Wednesday. a_c0_:~:.. : • . .... ' .... " . ~ fu]]dtimenwor~ers, vnuresult In a dlsappenranen of -. !, 0fJune, up :1.4 per cunt.from 'thesame ,. p,es[dents retunudng from other coua: L of 0ne count ' eanC oI att~.pting ~.destroyi " _.. W ;..q :. j' ac'ol0s~, said."- the; i FBI:' / surveillance., " d j " 1 P. . ~e.mlddle" u assn.,~ ~ said the. ~ f~m' vancouver:." W W . i i W,., W 'period 1 i" a" year, earlier..-' W '..: .:' , :... . -.triesW reached 880,000,p upW 11.o" ' perceut' b b from. L a' bug!cling .u~. ~.interststecom~nerc e.. :/esvqedf,m_matelephonewiretapthatbad-.. ::~ra~...wa,ym ..' ...!. : :, i, : *,..'*'-. : ~'..: :" ;~,. The figuresinclude ali.trtpa acrpss:the '~ .thesmnesixdm~th:.period..in.xge~. ' i : : and posse.nm0.n m an- unregistered eX-.: ~: beeq.plaeed April x;- ~e:~; on auth0rization .. ' Sm~ues.~ana~ ,gnres sne~v ired:ucttons in'.~e:: . border,, regardless., of~ whether. the: :Statistica:f0r June ahowthat e,e mimes -. p!osive device. ~och charg e carries el.. ~rom a..~dge/~.wh,0 agreed: Kozlbl0uklan .~em.ptoYm~t rate in':the,l~St few..monihs~.can" - '.AmeriCuns.were sta.yin8 for more than.a". '."U.S; residents entered.. _conada,up2. ! per. mpximum penalty oflo yearmn, ~i was, a..m,ember of ,the international . nm'ge~v ~.att~..buted to morepeople fmdingpartd,. • :day or Just long enough to buy Srocerie~m " .cent. from ,a year esx°der,, .while tourists A .jury deliberated x0 hours Over t~o, terromt organlzatlon ~...... ,.tunes ramer.tnan fulldtlmen-jobs.: ...... • Visitors from other "cOuntries'.dropped .from other countdee totalled ~19,000, down days before returning theVerdlet followin~ . SDuring the.trial, prosecutors contended sThe unemployment rate decreased to x2 per cent in 9.6 per cent to y75,000, with a marked drop 7.1. per east"from June, 19e2... a five-week trial. : " - •the.bomb.wasplaced in ~tallation for the" " • July from 12.2 per cent:in June becanse Of W0,000 mor in the number of tourists from Europem. • About 3.3 million Conadlans rettwned - UrnS. Dbtriet Judge *Terry'~Halter or: ar~ests'10:days earlier bCanada of four.. full.tlme jobs andtO,000 more partdtlme Jobs. 'Agency officials attribute the decline from visits to the U.S. in June, up 18.4 pe~ •dered the defenclantsn who .are freel on other .Armehlan secret liberation army- • The goye .=mast c~a mployment:~ inc~s~ largely to the Weakness Of .European ce~t .fro'm.,J~.en .x98~; While x17,000 ,. bond, to ap,p~r today~.for a bail'h~ring members who "allegedly had been-, ex- nocanse ~ts restraint program nag helped. ~perK an era're,des against Canadian and U.S. returned fromvbdteto Other eountriesa a and scheduling ofa sent~elag detain " "t0rting money from Armenian merchants economic recoverym _ • dollars - jump of 26.4 per:cant over Junen 1962. Lawyers for the Kozihioukianswere out •' in Toronto! . Waddell~underlined his orttieism of the government ..-~ .. by referring to roast statements by Employment, • Minster. ~oyd Axworthy.and.a leaked government: .....report, pre~ctin~ high inemplo'yment for the rest-of Gilles Gregoire pressured " ...... Victores is replaced • the'decade. - - , .Axworthy~ was '.wldely quoted,last, .weekend- as MONTREAL ZCP) -; towns in quebecs asbestos lawyei" Pierre Gaudreau • sGUATEMALA CITY (Router) I mation of a transitional government in- saying those ~vorl~ will have to share jobs and. •Pressureon Gilles Gregnire mining.reglonz, said their made a second attempt to .to resign from the Quebec councillors had-net been Gualemala!s Lnew milltaTy-.leader, Gen~ eluding party politicians to prepare:for a income with the unemployedff full employment is to appeal the jail ,sentence,; Oscar Humberto MeJla Vletores~ bag swift return to constitutional rulem be achieved. -,~. , " national assembly mounted officially consulted on the sayingthe judge erred in replaced "Fo~ign. Minister Eduardo DISCUSSED SUB3ECT -- . - .: .'. nHowevern the ndalster said Wednesday he was Wedae~iny.whon w4 of 28 ..question not ~'antlng a. delay to Caalfllo Arri.ola .with Fernando AndradeT~ Marie Sandoval, head of the right-wing referring to the need.t0 sh.are new wealth created by mayors ,~ asbestos'mining They ass0 saidthey feared prepare pre-smtencing widelyi:i~spected_r lawyer, g~Ver~unent Natlon#.l, L/b~..atlon Front, said the subject an economic, rcovery so that there :' will be 0p' .mu~iclpallties in. his Gregotre's resignation arguments and was officials Said, .- was discussed TU~,day •among five portunlties for youth and for "oldern displaced • Eantei'n Townships riding would deprive, them of "the unreasonable in handing The' changes" announced Wednesday, rightdwtng parties: and centralist worker~ to receive propr training for Jobs of the. adopted a resolution, excellent ~ervicos provided down both.a fine and a jot wan the first cabinet re-shuffle'since Mejia Ch'ristian Democratic partY. " :fut-ure.'. ' " dema~ting, he step down. by. the--, member's term Th~ independent member, secretaries " Ylctores took Power in a military coup that But what the liberation front wanted -ROCKY.ROAD ..: . .. , ousted C,enm:Efrkin;-Ring Montt 'on most of. all was demoei'atic elections, Ar. confidential government' discu~ssjpn paper, en-,*. for Frontenac was sen-'-.WANT REPLACEMENT :* Go--us r eei l~'.ondaym . " • Sandoval told Reuters news agencym tonced, last moth to two In addition to asking for was turned down by Quebe~ : .titled The .Rocky Road to 1990 .offers liflle hope Of years less a day in jail. and Offldals said:MeJia Victores had.con- " Government officials, and'diPlOmats said reduction.in: th. unemPloyment rate eyen during an Gregoire's resignatinn, the Superior Courts which ruled. firmed three.ministers in the post~ they the politiCalright would benefit most from fined a total ofa2,9o0 after resolution dlse requests a there were insufficient economic reovery unless major changes are made in being, found guilty. 0f.im- "held. under Palos Montt: Lsooardo early elections, chiefly because its major • the work environment. temporary representative exceptional cirenmstances F/guema Vlllate of Finance, Arturo parties are weildor~gtzed and ex- moral. sexual acts with for the riding in the national. to merit an appeal s'It is now becoming increasingly .apparent that seven minor girls. Padilla of F_~oniy. and,Edgar. Lennel perienced. many:of-the Jobs that have been lost will not be assembly. Gregnlren who. was sGregnire, t?, has also been Gregnire helped .endfouncl OrtegaRives of Communications. sin" his first statement after the coup, recovered when the overall economy recovers," says Figuerun and Ortega are army officers Mejia Victores pledged to eetablish a convicted under the asked to resign by the towns the Parti Qnsbeenb with the paper prepared Jan. 26. f0rthe Economic Juvenile Delinquents Act, Premier Rene Levssquma while Padilla: is a civilian with a )timetable fog' the electoral process, but Development Department and leaked a few months of Black Lake, Coleralnen buckground in eeanomlesm " ... gave ne datem Rtos' blentt yielded.last does .not have to resign Disraeli, Thofford Mines He quit the PQ caucus to sit~ later. ,.: ' " becaise he was not con- as an lndopondant member' The appointment - folio.wed calls by. month to mounting pressure for a date and and south Thefford, also in Tlie report predicted that between one and two victed under, the Criminal after being chargnd. Guatemala's poUtleul right .for the for- set the ballot for July l, 19~4. Frontensc riding. million Jobs will be lost permanently.hecanse of: Code and sentenced to more teelmologlcal changes. " " ' Gregoiren who could be than two years in prisonmf released when one-third I or •1 rl . 'What thlsmeans in general terms is that in order to sThe four mayors, who eight months I of his son- • .l~eep unemployment dew to reasonable levels, loper .refused to vote, on the cent or less, at least two million jobs will have to be tenco Is served, has refused COHIHG10 : reialUtionn pa=ed:dmgnga Se.cret war waged added to.total employ!ment over the next eight to resign, until he has meeting of the. Muni¢lpalite exhausted all avenues Of PRINCE BEIRUT ~ter) -- The kidnapping of yearsm" " " ,~ powe.t and is pressing for .a greater -reSlouale . de comte ..de judicial, appeal three cabbet ministers has cast a rare The paper suggests mnssiven structural changes :GEORGE? sharem lamiunte Zun orgnization of O~ Mondays Oragoir~ in spotlight on ': will be needed the w~rl~ environment, Stay with us for: ee~'et war of abductions that has become HeLl:) KEY POSTS 'These might include guaranteed income schemeen part 'bf everyday life in faetiondridden Their Hvals are the ,Maronite work-shoring, radical reductisn in the work weclm a Lebanon. .. ".... Christianen who by unwritten law held major reduction in th working year, payment for King named voluntary work or for- hpusework, or even extensive $3300/.Jehtj Seem'Sty offiel~ds estimate that more such key positions as the presiiiency and sMBAB/~qE ZReuter) -- A 15-year.old schoolboy has been ' than 1,000 people have been kidnapPed by army ~ommand. . -. - sabbatical and educational leave allewancosm" chosen to be the future Idng of the tlny southei'n'AfHcan slngkl or double o¢cuplmcy Many of these options were disenssed last weekend regular rate I~0.00 armed factions lathe last six months. sDruse and Maronites lived together in the state of. Swaziland. - ...... [...... any FRIDAY or SATURDAY Most are qululdy released, but son~e are pine-forested meuntalns in relative peace in Val-Morin, Que.; at a~_employmant policy seminar Prime Minister Prince Bhekimpl and Prince sozisa, No.S children under 15 yllrl frle" chaired by Axwortkyii)"~:-. " ' . .. :...... ' / held for six months or more, returnbg until last year's Israeli invoa~pj.0~,gp~,.t,~.,~ t~ new QUeen Regent Ntombl, id~tifled the crown heir on ;''~':'~ut follo~king neg,ltlve rea~tien by labor leaders to Simon Fraser.... mutilated from repeated torture and Druso domination of the area. . national television Wednesday night sa Prines beatlngs. Othonl are handed back to their sMost of the kidnap victimsere ordinary thsa su~gastinns -- many of which boil down to less MakhoseUve work and less pay "*Axw~rthy tried to dl~unce Inn families in coffins. people snatched: from the windin~ Bhektmpi said the heir-apparent is being educated at a located In Downtown " ..... sKidnappbghus r~ched new heights in mountain roads~ They are nsedby each himself from the seminar's cenclasiessm , Prince eeor0e priv te school in England, He gave no details 600QUEBEC STREET the yeiFIong warbetwenn Christian and side-as bargaining counters in .seemingly Diplomats said that under Swazi tradition the boy would DrmeMuslem gunmen in the moantalnous endless swap negotiations. assume the throne over his y00,000 countrymen when he Shouf.'and Aley. districts overlooking s'What is your religiol~P" is a question that becomes 21 and demonstrates that, as 'father" of the 562-3i81 Beirut. Christi~ g tmmen ask anyone heading for country, he could sire children. FOR RISERVATIONS Baby abandoned • OFFER eXPIRES ..-The three ministers I Adel Hamiyeh of . a Dr~-'dcontrolled arcam If his ideMlty King Sobhusa lIn who died a year ago after yl years in Dec. :lh IN~I Finanen Ministryn'Labor Ministoe Adnen tard says Christian, he will not be allowed PLIAII PMIIINTTHll -MONTREAL (CP)-- If Domenico Meo had not gone out power in th .absolute monarehyn is reputed to have left AD UPON ARRIVAL IV~roweh ~and Ptorre-Khoury ~ of Public to I~ass for fear he may be abducted by on his balcony fore quiet smoke Tuesday night, Vivianne ." more.than ~r wives and some 600 children, Works, were seized Wednesday in the Drnse fighters behind the next bend in the likely would not hovelived another hour;:any doctors whl Shouf mountains as they went on a mission road.. '. treated her. to end fighting.between Druse militiamen Last month, four Christians and nine Vivlanne is the name nurses'at the Men'real.Children: and the L ebaneas armym They were . ~'us~ were .released through Israeli Hospital gave the newborn baby after the child was foum released esrly.todaym mediation. The bones of three other kid- abandoned and whimpering in ldea piss'tie bagm Tbeir~.aptors were not officially iden- napPed Drase Were returned at the same At x0. prom. Tuesdays Men was smoking'a cigarette oz HOUSE OF COMMONS ~ - CHAMBRE DES COMMUNES tified:but are believed to be DrUse, a time in plastic bags. his balcony ln'suburbanLsaalle where',he saw. a woman o secretive offshoot of Islam with a The Israeli arm.y has a team devoted to about e0 years of age deposit a plastic bag ben~th a,.Ikdg, i strangholdin the high mbuntalns. Once negotiating the release of kidnap victim., across.the street. lords ofLebanon,.their tightly-knit com- which it says• has secured the release of s'She looked at me for about five seconds," said Mcom 'Shl SPECIAL COMMITTEE munity of around e00,000 has little political about 400 people last yearm wasn't in a hurrym She tookher time putting the bag in thl hedge. I thinkshe wanted me to see ltm" " on Visible Minorities The woman hurried away and Mso Walked acroesthl The Special Committee on the Partlcipstlon of Visible. street tothe hedgem Mlnoritlee in Canadian Soclsty willbe holding meetings to Tourists enjoy wait • "Whe~ I got closer I knew It WaSLa baby,'"he sa~i¢i." examine the nubject matter described In its title, and In particular. moved hun But Eastern Provincial could hear i~ c~ringm" HALIFAX ZCP) -- While (1) to seek positive and constructive Ideas and models hundreds of stranded On Tuesdays Air Canada Airways took advantage of Doctors~sald.the infant was barely an hour old and ba~ pertaining explicitly to arnellorsting relmlons within Canada passengers put up.with two landed ItS Halifax?bound breaks in the weather and lost half her blood out of her open umbilical cord Into tw, between visible minority and other C4nsdians; days of chaos at Halifax •flights at Greenwood or most passengers were able towels in the bagmHer skin was blue and she was whim International Airport, a Sydney, both In Nova to depart Tuesdaym Some •paring from sboelun Doctors said she would have die< (2) to Iderltlfy' and Invssttgate po~tive exsmplee and ntodeis Scotlan or to Monctonn stayed at the airport andL wltldn an hour. • . " of the promotion of harmonious relations botwmn vlldble couple, of British tourists mlnodty Carmdlans and other Cnnedisns. I~rtlculmty in from SouthKent had a good NmB., and bused people road or played pinball to The baby was resuscitated at a nearby hospital and 81vez InstitutiOnal areas, end find ways and means of Improving t/me, ther6 to catch their planes pass the time. -- a transfnslon of x25 millilitrs (four:ouncesz of blood. Tb those relations; s'We Just Went ~ 1 baby regained her,color and was transferred later to th, (3) to seek the views that contdbuts construotlvety and got a hotel and wined and Children'sHospitals nee-natal intensive care wardm Doctors said Wednesday the baby had recoVere< pesitlvely to the promotion of racial tolerance, understanding dined,, Susan Bartoun e4, and harmony of concerned v oluntsn/, community and anld Wedneedaym "It was Testing supported. 'remarkably' from~the ordeal and was in "very. stable' minodty groups ahd organizations and IndMduais, as well as pleanntm" condition with some I00 Montreal famillss eager to adop business, professional and trade msocistlon& lanoUr unions. TORONTO. (CP) -~ Oppusitlon to testing of the. UrnS: But llfe on airport ben- her. -.~ public and pdvato institutions and relevant spscisllsts;. ches wes..less pleasurable cruise misstle in the Canadian northwest ~is decressing, a Gallup poll released Thursday suggeets. (4) within a general mVinW to consider Federal Government for most.of those strandedn policies and programs in the area of race relations; some for 48 hours, : Fo~ty-elgbt per cent of those queetioned in July said they DoIla[ gains - - ~ ll! "You had people trying to opposed 9ie tests while rr per tent were in favorm In a (5) to re¢omrr~nd the development of pesitlv0 programs that December Poll, 52 per cent opposed the tests and e7 per cent . LONDON' (APz l A strong UmS.'dollar gained furtbe] the Committee finds neceNar/ to Ixomo(e racial under- muscle .in .front of you," standing, tolerance and hsrmo0y in Canadian socIMY; and Barton said,-'But you are were in favorm ground on foreign exchange markets early today in tradin! gels8 to get tha.t all over the Ac~eptonee of the teats increased among men and women deScribed .as quiet and hsstltant. Gold-bullion pricel (6) to encourage the confinuatl?nof I~ dia~lo~ue"thatwill be world in c[reumstancos. • of all age groups and education, ~ecording to 1,06Z in- flrmedm Initiated, In s climate that Is oporn and cons~b'ui=tlve: when your flight is delayed tervlews with adults. -- 'The dollar.rose against all major currencies exrept th~ Since Gallup says auch Polls are accurate wfthin four Canadian dollarn hitting new alldtime highs against tl~ Individuals and organlzatlons wishlng to make wrltton sub- and you think yesare not mleslorm to the Cornmlttse relating to thls eub~ct may dO no In going to get out that daym" peroen~ge points, 19 times but of 20, opposition to the tests French franc and the Italian lira, Engflsh, French or both official lan0uogee. If poudl0de, sub- The American eurrencyn trading at its highest leve David Wooden e6, could be. as high as t2 per cent.or as low as rr per centre mleslons should be typed on 28cm by 22cm pa~, wl~ mar01na The federal cabinet approved the teeten to start next year .. against the'West German n~arks in 9½ years, broke threuSl of 3cm by 2cm, descdhod the scene,at the the 3.73 Wast'German mark barrier in the first 'hour ~. airport as explosive. and eontinu~ for five yearns last months.saying the declelon reflects Cartadas obligations as a member of NA.TOm Frankfurt (radinsm It later stobllzed at 3.7~86.marks, Ul All briefs should be submitted I~stom 5,00 o'clock p,m. on .: 'Everybody.was pushing- Friday, Septeml)~ 23, '1983. The Commtttee may.Invite groups " The. greatest opp0eition to tearing the unarmed missile from 2.7190 Wednesday. and shoving and It wu'very In T0kyoo where trading ends jt~t as Europe's buuinom and indMduals to sppsar before it and notice of this selection will wermm" -. ' came from those who said they were proVl0"t~elyUnaware of he forthcoming. the/ssuem • - I day pts startoctn the dollar rose ~ in relation U The fog sir.ted abo~t d0en LaSt December, 59 per cent of those who.were previously the yen despite reported intervention by the Bank el Japan All submlssiom, corr~ce and Inquiries should be Wedn~lay a0d. the planes addressed to:. .... unaware of ~e Issue opposed the tests while we per coal TheAmtrlcan currency aimed at 245.85 yen,~up from 245.5,' bepn~to fiy a~,~brl~J~ were in favor. This re~ in July to 64 per cent oppesodn we 'Wedm~. y, .' Spe=Ml Cmnmmes mz VI01Mo Mbmlko rellefl to thdie:~wh0 had i per cent in tavormf eAmang those aware' d the lane; • L~ter IQ.Iondon, the dollar edged up on the pound, wail Room slt, wmhMan SuMng. a.xpeeted to be f&,away by ~ however, oPposition has declinedmf . the British eu'rrency trading at. $1.4780, compared wltl 14mine M Cemmom that tlmem ,~. Last December, 43 per cent of those'aware of the Issue felt • $1,48m Wednesday, . - ram,., On,.do The' irouble ~. began K1A 05,6 ' i the tests should 8o ahead and tw per cent felt they Mohday.night .when heavy Other mlddmoraln~ dollar ~tca comparedd with lal~ J shouldotm This has. I~h~msed~ tO per c~t and47 per cent Wednesday Included: seb o.ui~ MH. C,~n~n machinerY'working on one Hm OlVkl C~0mble, M.P. of the two runways ec- respectivelym ...... , Zurich I w.zWo Swiss francs; up from 0-.1937., ' I eldenialIy cut an electrical The most marked Increases in favor of the testa were '. Paris, I 8,~90 French franesu up from |.1773. ' - Nora KaY/ among men, 12 per ce~t, and university educated adults, 14 sAmst~'da~ .:- 3.0600 Dutch guilders, up from $.0406, ' ~eable,.. The runway lights ~ I.evepSy, laH. i wart out for about L7 hours. per.eent~ ...... ~. Milan -- x,818.50 Itallan'ikenup from x,e00.T&/ ' @my M~,mloy, MP. Ge~eralaw .ar~eszoftheerulsecohtreversyhea risen Zi Lmdun I x:S389e Canadbn dollars, down from x,~t'a. • Hen. Stsve Papveil, MH. By the time the lights were | .festered shortly after noon percentage I~inUm to 10 per cent from 58 per ~entn since .In Mmireal, U.S. delia T in, terms of Canadian fund, Tumdayn the fog had last l~eembern the Poll says. d0~ed'Wedne~lay up 1-60 at tl.2907. . . • ...... , ~ . I *L ; ' . . • . . . ~' . • • . .

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• ALANON& KSAN HOUSE Is available INFORMATION LOMAK 2 BEDROOM SEXUAL ASSAULT HELP MEETINGS te women and children who. MEETING on measures in TRANSPORT CORP. (u~) "6¢6~'b'L'9 APARTMENT eva Ilabie LINE We offer support and N~day atMills Memorlel have been physically ~or the proposed legislation- REQUIRES CLERK- ONIIVAV3X:I anytime; Braun~':lsland. understanding to victims of, Hospital at8 p.m. mentally abused. If you budget that may have RECEPTIONIST S,~LJ.IWH:)S Phone 635.9486 or 635.3563. sexual assault - and Phone:.Isobel. '" needia safe temporary implications for disabled "lllquJoq.L (p3-11aug) L harrasment. Sexual abusers 635-9359 refugp call thehelp line, 635- people on Saturday, August f0rltsTerraceofflce. Duties" JO o3eJJe.L Ul paJaAIlep don't stop voluntarily, they Corporation (the "Corporation") Glorle 4042. - ' ~. 13at 1100 pm in Room 208at will Include typing, speol ; pJe,~ :0L Joj NEW 1 AND 2 BEDROOM Invites Tandoro to PurchaSe the need Intervention • from 635-5546 (ppd-aprl130~84) the Northwest Community preparation, of accounting aJe OAOqepelSll seolJd apartments. Wall to wall, tollowlng'Improvements onl~'. , . others. Call anytime. 635- "adld pus sexoq.o 's~ue# 1, LOCATION: Forests (ppd-Aug.) College. data, reception and other stove & frldge. Reasonable Compound, Stl~lrf, BC (TP~I)'& 4042. -~ (nc-12aug) general duties. Some :)lldas oteJ3uo3 (~;). .rates. Phone 635.4547. (TPI009) DESCRIPTION OF (ppd.aprl130-84) • INCHESAWAYCLUB ARE YOU PREGNANT, 1 " I " .experlence In 1 accounting. ~ "pA 9510Ae.i§eieJ=uo3(p). - ...... ' ...... worrled, thlnklng of an :-._ (p20.27aug) IMPROVEMENTS: . . " ~ TERRACE & meats every'Tue~lay at abortion? We at Birthright =I / -- I~~ . " L .... '-Will - be--a-n-a~f: -- l~lease. ' ...... -: ...... ia^~:~6- A. Mublfe home--(TPt~l) 19;0 6:(10 p.m.. In the Skeens ~:-:-:~ /-~ fqrward r/esume In ,~. pUBS unJ ,qd (£) Fabtec :Serial No.. 6912560S9 DISTRICT would like ~o offer you our l~k BEDRO()M self. Ragietery NO. 44251, Health Unit. For ~~M~I~ confidence tc): * :pA 65 NOOJ uleJa (~) COMMUNITY. support and friendship. contained units. ~2.5 a B. Mobile modular ltome~ Information call Margaret ~~~ LOMAK TRANSPORT 'PA-00"(d; epeJ6 L'ONo [TPI009) 1974 Forestry Double Wide SERVICES Free confidential qsnJo AEMe~IJ Q (L) month. Rhone 635-7640 ask 635-3166 or Cheryl 638-1232...... • CORP. 635.3178 pregnancy tests avellabie. P. O. Box 2329 :SJL3naoad "13AVUO for Malcolm 8.5 p.m. 2. LOCAT|ON: *HlphwaYs CamP, (ppd.aJuly). (acc.4aug-ffn) Hlghway 16 West," Salvurs, 6.C 4603D Park Ave. TIIIIcu~ 1Building - 4721 MEMORIAL SERVICES Prince George, B.C. DESCRIPTION OF Terrace, B.C. V8G 1V$ Suite 201 Lazelle Ave; Office were held at the Salvation V2N 2J8 IMPROVEMENTs:. • . " Former TERRACE HOMEMAKE, HEAVY DUTY WASHER FOR RENT: one bedroom bunkhouse & wash hoUSe, unit. • hours: Man. to Sat. from,9 Army Hall In Terrace, on (ecc4.16aug) nd dryer. Sears.top of:the..., apartments, frldge & stove A. "ScBtll" -' Trailer ALTERNATE SERVICES -- Provides a.m. to 11 a.m. Phone 635.. Thursday, August 4th, 1983 ~lno. 2 Yrs. gig, original Inclurled. Located-right comprising 44.59 mS EDUCATION assistance with' h~usohold fo/" Clera Blenvenu who SCOTIA BANK. B. "Atco °' .Trailer comprising 3907 anytime. price S1400. Asking $700 or downtown. 'No-children or 22.30 m2 management • and dally (ppd:oov30.'83) passed 8way at ~Cowichan Bank of Nova Scotia living activities to aged, best offer; Call between 9 pets. Phone 635-6155. C~MMUNITY Hospital In Duncan. on • requires a loans offlcar. We a.m. & 3 p.m. Phone 638- All offer must be submllhxt to thl handicapped, ,- (p20-19aug) office of the Building Manager oll Its • WORKS offer: oa good starting • 1890. convalescents, chronically THE -SUMMER FEST Monday, August 1st, 1983," salary, full range of Offlr to I='urchlle form In i isalld, ||l,etc.~19LakelseAvenue. COMMIT1;EEIs looking for after, a .lengthy- illness. (ps.15aug) clearly marked anvetope,no lator CONSUMER pertlclpants (musicians. Clara was a former resldent benefits, excellent working than 2.p.m; AugUSt 26,1983 together conditions, full training'and with • certified cheque payable to COMPLAINTS OFFICER Phone635.51~. craftspeople,) and of Prince Rupert, LTerrace, vie 20 COMPUTER with the COrl~oreflon Inlhe imount of 10 & DEBT Ppd-3ONov. '83)i volunteers for the August Queen Charlotte Islands and opportunlt'y for. many aCcessorl~.~;. Games, Per cent of the offer. Thls• deposit advancement. The :~7~~,~~:~:~, ~ ,~ shall be 1 credited" towards the C()UNSELLOR 28th music and craft fair. Hinton, Alberta; She was memoryexpanslon, paddler epportunlty to meet the purchase price If a feeder II 635-1256 • Please contact Debble at born Clara Carlson In. etc. $400,, accepted. Those Offers to PurChase Prlnce Rupert, B.C.. on public. Quaflflcatlons: 30 gallon aquarium wlth net received by 2 p.m: August N, 19S3 638-1091 or leave a message shall not b'e conaldorad. at 638-1091. September 25, 1943 and minimum education--grade pump and fluorescent llght SMALL2 BEOROOM house MEALS-ON-WHEELS . 12. Some experience on Straume Ave. Frlg. & 635-6461 (no12aug) grewup at Ralnbow Lake, etc. 56o. Phone 635.3639, The highest or any bid will riot 16 miles east of Prlnce required. Contact Mr. ". (p3;11aug) stove, carpet throughout. necessarily be eccePteq. Rupert. She was also Simpson 635.2261 for an • S325 per month, $160 Separate Offer to Purchase f~rrnz I damage deposit. Phone 635- may be obtelnecl from the office of I formerly Clara Terrls. She appointment. This position the Eulldlng Manager, Brltleh I Is survived by• Bernard Is open to' both qualified 6415. Columbla Buildings Corl~orallon, I (Sonny) Blenvenu, of males and females. ((9-11aUg) Oonnts eontron, BMU 19, 4125 Kenh I Westholme, B.C., a (pa.19aug) Avenue, Terrace, B.C.',VS G 1K7. J INDEX daughter, Audrey Blenvenu 3 BEDROOM For further Information, ~l~il~e | I Community Services .. ~ Services TOWNHOUSE centrall'y- contact Mike Sampson In VIctoria at | 2 Coming Events 24 Situations Wanted .49 Wanted to Rent (formerly Terrls) of ~7.73e2. i 3 Notices -28 .TV 8, Stereo .SO Homes for Sale Calgary, Alberta; 'a son, located. References (ecc3-lO, ll,121ug) I 4 Information Wanted 29 Musical Instruments SI • Homes Wanted Brian Terris Of WestholmE, WANTED -- Spoiled hay. required; No pets. Phone 30 Furniture & Appliances $ Births 52 Property for Sale B.C.; her dad, Nels Carlson Will pick up. Phone 635.2515 635-9593. - 6 Engagements 31 Pets 53 Proberty,Wanfed after 4. 7 Marrla0es 32 Livestock 54 Business Property of Victoria; her mother (p20-6~pt.) 8 Obituaries 33 For Sale MiScellaneous 55 : Business Opportunity Margaret Carlson of (sff) 9 Card oi Thanks 35 Swap & Trade. " 56 . Motorcycles NEAR NEW: 3 Bedroom 10 In Memorium M,. Miscellaneous Wanted _ Automobiles Terrace, slstefs Wyona MARCOUX !1 Auctions 39 Marine duplex, on Soucle. Frldge & 58 Trucks & Vans Hugstedt and LInda CO N S T R U CT I O N e 12 Garage Sale 40 Equipment 59 Mobile Homes Bangay, both of Terrace; Finishing & remodelling. . 39 ~i~:~i; stove. No pets please. 13 Personal 41 Machinery Renreanonal Vehicles Available Sept 1-83. Phone 14 euslness PerSonal 43" For Rent MiSCellaneous 63 Aircraft also several couslm, nieces CustOm houses, painting m dne: 15 Found 44 . Property for Rent M Financial & nephews. Cremation Is cabinets. Foundatlons. 635-5213. FOR RENT--2,000 "sq. ft. 16 Lost 45 Room & Board M Legal (pS-11aug) 19 Help Wanted 47 Suites for Rent 69 Tenders to take place In Duncan, Phone 635-2359. IIIIIIIII office space. 4623 Lakehe ?2 For Hire 48 Homes for Rent B.C. (p20-19aug) Ave. Phone 635.2552; 181/2 FOOT SQUALLY (acc

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"'to ...... : ., ."~+ .... illspeaktng~nfldontiy~ meusured tha( standbrd Caandtan ~ms Ish is c~t~ut in,i +! burger Who attmd+d+a con~ dldated/~l~do;,,: ~' ++'++Anl~_ ,ebre~ ratiJesn~ke b/"t the Waidroan a;i"i ~e ': 'of ' comploti~.: the :: ¢~'uY* i ~++P We0 I Im,~ter .mi~+i'i+ ~+ ,!~ ~':~/+'+ ~1 "ys O~.tafi+p(.~l~t H Rex...... :who.+ Wllson;"I ' ...... +1" + " ~" I''''+ ~ I"" r"' S~ool would/haveia"L' >:' ?...... " ' ...... , a~"an~;~... "cliff n'el~[i~ ii :b~+d to +:sach.his-sonab0+ ut handllng"slnall~si++:+',f'::i: , proJl~t sopile+~La+. "i::: +;'~o~: .(~en:¢~lh~ulati~in inflai led P~!,es:- ~. ,mr " +~ made,ane~teimlvesm y.+Nova...... Scotia .e tlon. '• : ,:/.*- ~ • ', r+ ~ : ' ~;~,.:-' : I `+ ' I t .++,+" ' "' +'..... " " ,+pm Pa+~, Waldronsaid he:set out tehlteoffthe', ." :+ -mth°Ugh':mefGJ~bl ~' .L mum at the 'time of taka:,+~,~ m ~hwbst;:::~.,; • ,.bin the ++ .. eS hsad+but the fatal Oh+rap didn',t'come befork: ' P~-~-.:.J 'in":;"~:~me!ailY,"hullding,.ltsaym ' *:..... ~ Stud.... bl ~e/'!+~+ "~"+ ~"~eLl~:"" ' ' r' '~ '"~ "~'~ ..... ' ' ':'"'+'WI1a°nI~nddsh:t~ddtS:ecentsI~ ka ..Waldron.hadbeeh.hlttenseventini,.i '". :,. 'i>:,'+ • ./ ... soI~ed ~ to p _.~. thin:~'ssovin.s' •:would" ':.ult' .can,,da8 !.i ..~eHn.e.Pro.J ec. " +I'1" "WU"n'"ld'~ " ~te~J+*~ m~ oid'.ac-:. , Newl~:.n r"~ '~ :~ I "m ,~':I~ I "~I `P :: ,"'He'wm'rushed fr0mhLs h6n~e 'nearLak~Clty.jff,: ~ ++/ ..Cenis are'iiiafluld,state'and are's!owly +'~' on television andradi+.have:ulte/.ed!ac . ::.decade,;.:the::alait-';Of='the partly}rom?a ~en~ .condimf~ b, ,the; Genei.s ' ' ,beiKg+eroded :by. + the'+ ;'asmenes+~ Of" : cent'samongthe young- +*...... b + ::'northern" Fiodda to a local hnspltel that nlght Jul ...... 0[~elm~Ingf,.'+'/-, gn,V~ent.... "" +'.... to' get' the ...... +pr~fabrlmt+ed : ACc0Uiii Iffi~:+ +f ' ::' ' '~ d=+ m+ a me+ 'Engu.m:~ ' ' :, :" :+ :" I+ " I I ''"' '+II : ~++I ;.m~ua iing'i',t:Mauri+ ce:H+Ide+ of::: I/+ ;x6,: and:tw0ih0u~ ]at~" ~va+ tt-ansfe+rrtd++to 8han~ + .p +me agency nus:shrunk 'nlant to the ~ +,, ~,, :/+,,,.m" ,~ ...... , the i "./...-.- There"id.no ..question .the fregi0nai 'ac- .: '.. :,Delh0usie.'Uniy~tysaldanairtlght ~,a~. J;..Tea~hing Hospital in Gainesyllle.He slant .++ da+s:T : ...to"r 5 from:Ira" ~+.... aycar;,the J+ 4 ++W0 -sea, i~ts::--' h~bt~d--tte al_~-_ • ...... ,+"+"+"tI ~ • concluded ...... of me :i.~ t:th~pmm~Jot II" :~ I-¢en~ are IMlhlgdim~uished:.and:repl,ced' ..:.: to;,sP0t:a,C.ape.Bretoner'Js to.listenfl~.Vs~. !I~:.:.th.e~_ befo~ returnlng,home :...... :-.:.; ...!..":./,:.:,?.-...:+.: 5.[~os~rln~. LU.S.'-~nBortium:} originalW0uld'. ~,I~ ~~ i'.smaller,!-.and:" Tl~e pl~it +. ' comp i~i~i :'the' proj~c'ILIs • +bya standard CAnadlan English;,'Wil~m . .mathecomeFsan+dZs0+undsthatcome0t~t_ | ~ :.HIs+'head and neck 'swell~ up like a ~,, 'jT ' " k " ' ~~ "tO L alani/ bt . +~ saldm"~is:is parti+ularyevidem in the as s. ~ , - .. + ,~,~Waidron rec~ed~ a recent interviewwith th+Lak+ ~d+U~e+it~i~++~c~g'i:~i~d Holifax aream" • " : - An e+xample: "Howse• yon:father+" ~+CltyReporterm - , ..... ' " " ~asU.S ....congreselanul +: ..... studY ,:lower...+-: '+than " ...... ;"originally >" " markctlng.~p.prob]~...... ". +-'moblems 's >~ . ~m~im~"': " Wilson :de(ines an accent as a. typical "Fery fine, thank you," all's~k~ with a Waldron said that two clays later, ad0ctor.came' n ..c°n~uueu .me ptpeune calculatedn' t hecompany saidiC.alada. IS unlikel~ito ., grouping of speech patterns that. are . m'eiodic Gaelic .rhythm. " :.. -'. . into theh0spltal room and began 'starin~ at me for a may never be bulltm .' abysm.... : :.~ :2 .-+. ;' _~ "tal~e"the-p0iitlcaI chants-: I "- -related to'social classand geography. Holder said these Cape Breton touches i' 10ng time" .in disbelief that the s~vellingwasgone.. :. But. the malnil ~. m!C~ ...~ ~'Oth~(stUdi~ L~ ah~ady ~ ~)f baddng'~e.U.S+ pt~t - " Lunenburg .County, in' southern Nova are still evident in the spaech ofExternal "I came out r0f :the"hospital faster- than hes+ Wet. s pan~r .says. it, .m: s~ 'under way Couldelso lead to ". agah~m,": '. 9":"' :-i f. i '. Scqtla, ..and parts of Cape Breton, are Affairs .Minister Allan. MacEachen" and. + seen. ,. Waldron sald after returning tohis job at a corningup.wlthp~anmng coustrucuon custdsavlng ana. significant"-bulldldg.iuid.opera~.me.~ .sayings : /lq~ ~.i~w.¢ea./c0,.7of." ~qcan:/* " Nat~Detroitn . hotbeds of linguistic independence,' seen Flora MacDonaidn a Progressive Con-. prefabricated home m~muf~eturer July 25. hy.lingulsts as 'relic areaSn"-he said. • servative membor ofParilamemt, despite . Waidron who sald. he ~ad bitten +0ther" lessd~ englneerlng, refinemenis.. overall 'plpeljne systenm" - MI~;~' drol~ped "out of- ~e " Although threatened, Cape Bretonese, : 'their years in Ottaw~ .... dangerous reptiles Such a~0ak and grass" snaked, Northwest Alaskan says ~e statement, quoting .: U.S.~.consortium.last !year*, - Lusenburger and Acadian French are the "With them, it is almost the last promised o give up snake-biting He said that Pipeline COm of Salt Lake , company chairman John The~ gas pi~e most distintive aecents in the pl:ovthce, detectable vestige of a; distinct Cope '. decision was wholeheartediy supported by his wife, Cityn Utahn hasannounced MeMillian; - It gives ' no compaales in the" project And there a~e still hints of Kings County , Breton accent., . .,, Bonnie, .. -. .- ' a plan it says would-reduce detaiism include. - 'TransCanada twangn Annapolis Valley-speak and Holder said accents in Canada. are - --+- construction costa of;' a This. week, Northwest PipeLines 1,,td. of Toronto • condltloning: plant on Energy an~L~ced it will be " and~ eight U.S 'I: .pl~lihes'" SUBSTITUTEearlyGUysb°r°ughtheEnglishdrawlnsettlersmLETTERS all a gift fr°m "beenmanYganerallyinfewerOther mo~eproblemsC°Untries'becaUSea~d homogeneous tensionsthereamong.have th.an ~J~JJ~c ' "resse' ~J s ~TJJ~l t ~J Alaska~FrUdhoobY.TheBay plantin~ n0rthern: would purchasedAllen ,and CO.b:~ ag~oup Inc., a led .New' ' "- " In.Lunenburgn an elderly descendant of: groups. With the mixing of populations. , " . prepare the gas : for the York InVestment banker, a German settler would likely pronounce comes standard Canadian English. VANCOUVER(CP) -- that such involvement has sThepipeline. company, a subsidiary" someand expectedNorth~vest tomanagers, include UltSr's-- The memhers of the World increased fear and, tension of Northwest Enersy, CO; The $6~l~mflli0n takeover .. Council ofChurchesshould !p that. coantry and in-and leader oft he urn' anada surprises to" ...... • , . S. and cash infusien, agreed to .~ ~ stop dealing with . in, creased the chancesof war. consortium; -'said:.~+in:- a " ' " '+~" ' .... stitutions " economically ,, , . - . .-.. • . byMcMJlllanandhlsboard, .... We lift up our concern statement last week a new is to be financed in 'a '" - involved in South Africa, ~for the people of the entire West "--I ~ ~ process leverage deal whereby CALGARY ZCP) -- When Sarah Firth And they discovered the extra weight of says a report adopted by the region by drawing attention would reduce plant costs by' Allqn' would borrow the :-and Kam.Arya left the sweltering heat Of the tandem helped them glide along' the council's sixth assembly to the lifedaffirming southern California on a bicycle (our gentlest of slopes. W~inesday night, achievements of the around the world, they expected to be "Other cy¢listsarepedallingawayand ~The report, on .South Nicaraguan pcoples and its SU:b" sinks :Concord greeted by cool Canadian wfldernessm we just coast right :by," Firth said. :African 'adopted. as tile leadership since x979,~'.,the Iustsad, the British couple travelling on The coup]e met while working together couneti ended its xa-day report 'saysn citing the sWASHINGT()N (APz I A Soviet nuclear submarine Carpet a tandem cycle found virtual desert in as. crew inembers on a sailboat in assembly here~ al~ calls on ~bolition of the death carrying 90 crew members sank in the North Pacific in.. British columbias interioi" and hot, mu~gy California. After making quick churches throughout the~ penalty as an exampiem conditions in the Rocky M6Cmtainsmf arrangements, they got a bike,.a sponsor, June, almost eertalaly causing a "substantial10~s~of life," ~ Care s"We.were expecting Canada to be the and wero.on the road. world ~ I express their " One-delegate, who in, CBS News rep01"tsm land of igloos and Eskimos and snow and They have shared a special camaraderie, support for the oppressed trnduced himself as_ a . .. Vig0rous rescue efforts drew the attention of U,S. defenee P rofesslonai,~rugcleaning • set- all• that," Firth saidm with other cyclists who enjoy seeing them people of South Africa "in i,Russia n by birthn an~ officials who learned that a submarine had'sunk but have vice. Clsenlng and Firth, from Brantinghamn and Aryan on their Union Jack-adorned tandem , Arya PraYer a~d every other American by citizenship,,, not yet'determined what caused the accidontn the network , • storage of Imported, from WaltondondThames in Englandn said. appropriate way," ar/d on moved that a recom- reported Wednesday night. There was no evidence of -- domnstlc or custom i arrived in Calgary this wcokn several The large mass of the tandem creates a council member churches to mendation opposing radioactive contamination, the network said. made rugs .... feb- thousand kllometres and three months into splendid slipstream that other bikers take discourage their people American military in- sDefenco Department spokesman Ltm-Colm Tom--Jones sonsble rates for top +their 35.000-kilometre journeymf sTheir advantageofbypullingupbehindthem, he :Africa~from emigrating to South volvement in Central said: 'We can neither confirm nor-deny thestory at this notchwerk. Ask.

tripn which they expect to take 3½ yearsn said. /America be removed. He paint." r . 1"1"" 635-6675 began in Los Angeles and has taken them . But the two ,have':experienceda' few It ' says the apartheid said it would be unfair •to The network Said thelstlbmarine hull had been raised in , along the United States Pacific coastn mishaps en route as well, including a policies of the government I refer to the United States receaL dayd from Waters off the Kamchatka poalnSulan Coil Todo¥•: tumble just a week into the trip in which perpetuate white minority without mentioning the where the Soviet Ualon hasa navai' base at Petropavlovsk. • through BmCm and into Albortamf Arya received a few stitches and Firth ruleatthecostof.enormous UmS.S.R., "the. other ex- An unidentified intelligence source ~as quoted as saying ~ sBosides.keaping cool, the'couple, both in broke her.nose and lost four teeth. .-. Undernew their 20s, have to contend with the special '. suffering. and. urges ternal adversary." "there was almost certainly substanffai h)es of iffem" Since then, theyhave had a few . governments to 'give the The: moderator of the - The Soviet Ualon lust another nuolesr-pawered sub-~ - Manalement problems .of.. riding together on one problems, except for a few near misses by highest priority to the session resisted the marine nenr Britain in i970, Threc years ago, one-caught $P|¢IALIH: bikesbicyclemf xi gears ssoleoting and keeping the right their one pedalling of the passingand "sore trucks, bottom's," mechanical Firth said. breskdowim establishment of an' ef- amendment, saying fire off Japan ~md• wallowed disabled_ for. daysuntil~. it was . We'll clean : your synchronizedisa little more difficult than .Mb~haalcal problems are easily fixed, fsctive-oil +embargo.". A~erican involvement in taken under tow. .... couch at regular regular hiking, ~ld Arya, 'an experienced however, since all work on their bike is It says 'widespread and Central. America is- 'far sAdditionally, a diesel-pawered Soviet submarine~ ; ~ wasi~t .price and a- chair ' more overwhelmingly in middPacific in 1974after a series of Internal explusionsm Ir~lExplru ~I. 31. longddistancoBut after-the cyclistmf first few'kilometres, the bicyclecourtesy company. of their sponsor, the Duwahara flagrant violations continue powerfui than that of the In.a massive thendsecret project, the U.Sm Central couple leamed'a few tricks, he said. •Bosi'des, "another cyclist will never g0 ',t0South be ,Africanan everyday life." -par t of U.SmS.R." Intelligence Agency recovered the front third of the vessein . They learned to twist their bodies in the by. if you're broken down, and that's a'. . "Re.strictions of The motion was defeated, including the bodies of u0 sailorsm same dirsctlon when_they went in{oa turn. fact," Arya said.: , '. movement, arbitrary I I -i•

hagari. supports West .."-*arrestsnwithOUtwaybecome~itrial'oft°rt+.intimidating,instituti°nalizedand detention deathblackhave..... business ditectotg LAGOS (AP) -- Nigerian ethale gl'oups and as many diplomata here characterize people ' and . their sup- .. President Shehu Shagarin a dialectam . " " as~friendly and cordialS'" porters." ~ . . so|tdspaken' Moslem Shagari's National The United States is s CANT'B~ AVOIDP.D prngmatisto seeks to independence party drew ',leadingcrude oil customer :The .report. says that Windsor Pl ood I ~I experimentconasHdate inhis democraticcountry's interdregional supportn of~ Nigerian a maverick within- this contextn" 'a" ~.I " ' I PACKAGED BURG bolstering its base among member of the Organi+zaU0n church which seeks to be the ~yourUS . • L /-I tl government and strengthen his Fulani tribe and the Of Petroleum Exporting church and to proclaim the its economic ties With the Hausa, who together Countries producing about liberating gospel and divine West;anaiystsinLagosesy. compris~ an estimated 35 x.3 million barrels a daym' demand for justice cannot' ALARMS! With his election to a per cent of the populationm Shagari, the son-of: a avoid a confrontation with andtorallyour.nudsln second four-year term in Regional rivalries remain village headmann was born .the governmentm" ROOF TRUSSSYSTEMS d~ finaireturusdsclaredearly keen, 23 years after this in Mayn1925, in Sokoto state sit notes, theFefore, that ' " ~ TOT.Aj..~,(~URrJT~fl~I~F~LT{). Thursdayn Shngari uas former colony became and entered politics in x254 there has been increasing Over 3$ plans avallable, pluscosfomdeslgn expec~.~dto.maintainahard independent from Britain. withelectlonto-theFederal pressure on the South ,I,40Soucie Contact635-5753 Andy Wann T, ra. 1B-3238 Kalum St. ~-0241. line- against white-ruled House of Representatives. African Council of Churches I " South Africa and strive to "My greatest concern is After independence, he by the gov~rnmeal in South enhanee'this huge country's" to see that democracy held several cabinet posts, Africa. HAMDYMAM Windshield & Auto Glass [CBC Claims survives in Nigerian" including those of ieconomic Among the 14 recom- continent.influence on the African Shagari told a biographerm development add internal mendatious'made in the Specialists Shagari is a 58-year.eld "We owe that to our people affairs, l"e~ort is an expression of Y former schoolmaster who and to the rest of Afrinam" WlIIIliISilPPLIES.. H.d,,dom registered to vote this year Africa, a continent dotted In 1970, at the end of the support for "the South • . eO~month Bialran eivil+'warn African counPAhn --_. We will sell you only what you need todo the lob Pr pt[ as a farmer from .sokoto with onedparty states, has which ravaged eastern • Bishop Desmond Tutu, yourself. . ,rate in northwestern been the focal point of Nigerian Shagari'*,became moderatord that Co/mcil, 0PEN .0"IJ~V-S~TU,IIT. Nigeria, His long public Shagaris foreign pollcyn minister of rehabilitation expressed his support, for 8,10-I,10. dell career has been charac- including striving to arid reconelliatlonmf sHe the statement but said he Y '4711AKEITH 330ENTERPRISE terized by caution and "preserve the t0-nation bolstered his reputation as a wanted it tO contain "an TERRACE KITIN~T conciliation, in contrast to Organization. of African conciliator last .year b]} expression of earing for the 4,151 Grel0 Ave. &15-9~1 . 638-t 1(,6 632-4741 • the reputation of many++_Unity" pardoning the exiled leader white South Africans." Nigerians for corn-' IS ON COOL TERMS of the Biafran rebellionn Tutu was initially dealed petitivennssm Shagari, on cool terms Chukwuemeka Odumegwa permission by the South .,. He is regarded as with Libyan Leader Col. Ojukwum . . scrupulously honestn bUt Moammar Khadafyn is a OjukwU returned home African government to atten~ the World Council of has. been accused Of capitalist who has nurtured from th~ Ivory Coast and Churches assembly. That tolerating corruption that is ,=a relationship " with joined Shagaris political deoision was rev~'sed, in widely suspected in other Washington that.!.. UrnS. party., late July.~.-'~' high offices, + "In hiil fii~st four years in - s'l wish we could indicate to offlcen there were no signs them (the whites) that the that he was able to control CZ reports loss world church loves and and manage his own men • sVANCOUVERT,Cp) I Crown Zellerbach Canada Ltd. has welcomes t~emn" he told wulln" the National Con- reported aloss of t3 9 million t'or'the quarter ended June 30, delegates. Genial ap- saidC°rdn arecently.Lagosnewspaper;,,Some bringing1.87a share.Its loss for the first half of x983. to $l,5,.8.mllllon or suggestedproval was amendment given to bya

• political analysts have said The latest figures compare with losses of 16.4 million in th Tutu expressing such that thepresidant may be see0ndqusrterof1962andn.6miliionor$1.13ashareinthe supportm , less coosirained Zin) a first six manths of.last year. CONDEMNSU.S...... socondterm. '+ Saleswerea348.l.milllonlntheflrsthalfofx983, com. : The council also adopted a • IllIIlIlI IIIIUI ...... "in 1979. he, certalaly pared with 1328.4 million a year earUer, the company said statement on Central for a professional lob SALES AND SERVICE FOR MOST picked, many people who Wednesday in a news release. American debated earlier DR IVEWAYS.. PARKING LOTS Chalusaws, Lawnmowara & Pumps • didnt have any bushless In President Tom Rust said the company's major losses at the assembly. SUBDIVISIONS " " governmantm" , continue to come from Its coastal Wood products opersflous The statement condemns Free Estimates " I HOM~J~3 ENDS/MILITARY RULE whichsorveoffshoromarketsthathavenotstrengthenedus involvemant by the United 63i 9676 ~- Sbagaid, whose election in much as other sectorsm ' Staten in Nicaraguan saying i - 1979 ended 13 yearn of -- - "AUTHORIZEDHOMELITEDEALER - mtlitsry rule, committed ..... ~.... Locally owned end opera~d 4818 Hwy. 16 West Terrace 8'* ~ / ...... "" L ~ his first term to shorinB up "us'n = .,,.,."='"°'°v""".,..+,= wS For information on running your ad in the , s mililontol00mtillonpcople,,o,. • ,, soea~ directory call 635 There are-more than WSO .... • .-_ ." 6357 ,