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VOLUF.IE 72 No. V0 .20 e TUESDAY, MAY 9,. 1978 j,o Alcan IVorker, Company, Doctor Differ In Benzene Poison Story . Kit~_.t, .B.C. (CP)- .The A recent United States of the federal com- zene on several occasions in satisfied benzene was,bring unlon'reprusenUn~ worzars government literature munication, Neither could • January and February. properly handled in the lab at Alcan Smelters and review conclusively linked officials of the provincial "The company should at concontratiom well within Chemicals Ltd. is doman- .benzene to leukemia, health mi~stry. have been able to recognize WCB requirements. ding the removal of a chromosome disorders and Until laboratory analyst right away that what was Harknesa' request for supervisor for "human mal~t blood diseases, Tracy Harkneas requested ppsulng to .me was ben- compensation benefits was experlmentation" by ex- forcing the adoption of an compensation for benzene zene poisoning," she said. turned down by an WCB posing workers to what it emergency temporary poisoning two mouths ago. CASAW has taken up the claims adjudicator who says are unsafe con- standard 'of one part per Alcan officials said they had fight for the lab workers. " replied in a lett~" dated April contraflons of benzene, million ppm. baan'ed last conducted only two tests to "These lab workers aren't 19: "Since youappear to be In meetings with Alcan in Benzene was determta8 the eoueeniration unionized and won't ~om- upset by the smell of a February, the Canadian week ann consumer product of benzene in the air. thPlain about beszme because number of chemicals Association of Smelter and in the U.S. WCB representatives visit ey're afraid for their mentioned above it would Allied Workers CASAWsaid Following the U.S. studies, Alcan frequently but jobs," said Jim Brisebots, appear that your symptoms the chemistry laboratory Canadian health authorities chocked benzene can- chairman of the CASAW are due to anxiety and not .supervisor failed to monitor identified benzene as car- centrations in the chemistry occupational health com- any effect the chemicals benzene levels and required clnogenic and asked the laboratery only unce, on mittee, "We found it our may have. an analyst with severe provinces last June to drop Feb. 7, when it accepted responsibility to bring the "Your claim;, therefore symptoms of benzene the permissible limits for Alcan's measurements benzene to the company's has been denied. ' poisoning to continue benzene to one ppm from 10. showing less than five ppm .attention and ask them to l-larkness sald her dif- workin~ with the chemical. ppm. .of benzene, discipline the supervisor." flculties with other Other workers, says a British Columbia stan- "I am anMY, worried and Alcan personnel manager chemicals arose only after Students from Darlene Schneider's class at E.T. Kenney combined their efforts to CASAW spokesman, have dards, set by the Workers sick," said HarknesS, who Phil Gunyon said be idea- repeated exposures to make one gigantic Mother's Day card for the Herald's Mother's Day Contest oPen to been ~ to long-term Compensation Board WCB, says she experienced gid- tiffed benzine as a possible benzene. youngsters between Kindergarten age and Grade 7. low-levcl concentrations of have been n~dntained at 10 diness, ~headaches, .nausea serious problem to lab benzene since identifiedas m and a WCB spokesman and difficulty in breathing supervisor Dr. E. Cam- cent, pap 2 medisally iinngnrons. d he could find no record following ex~ure to ben- bridge, who reported he was B,0. Trusteeg Prepares For Election Want Teachers Tolntern dollars are going out of claimed, and the result ot the take tochange," said Kandal Resolutions passed wore: New Democratic Party in PRINCE GEORGE, B.C. • the Skeana riding is going Canada to develop foreign high cost of living has (CP) -- British Colombia in an interview after his --that the association into I~ gear in preparation copper mines, the NDP hampered growth in the school trustees decided on election. "It can be with fine protest any increase in the leader said, while the federal norih. sand paper or a rasp and I basic mill rate beyond the of the coming federal the weekend they want election, according to local govenment refuses to spmd The value of the dollar', or mederate leadership, mere think the membership 37.5 mill rate set this year; party leader Jim Fulton. a much smaller aniount to showed they d~ not want --that the provincial "the seven-bit piece," has lay control of education and Party members from all keep a Cnzdian mine opm. got to be brought up to par, a me-year intern-,hip for all radical change." government reduce the basic The result of the closing of Kandal said the reJectian mill rate during the next five over the riding, from the Fulton said, and the party's new teachers. Queen Charlottes to Granduc will disrupt the job .answer to this problem.is to They rejected radical of Brian Westwood of years so that only 25 per. cent market in the Skeena area, Langley an the first ballot e£ the funding for the nsalc Smitbers, met in the Terrace diversify the economy to change in their leadership Hotel Saturday for the be said. stabilize Canadian currency, Sunday in favor of showed school trustees did education pregram israised election planning meeting Those laid off from the moderation for achievin[ not approve of a con-.through local property because "we expect the mine Will probably find jobs Spin-off industries coul~ ~ii, education goals in, voting frantotion approach in deal- taxes; election to be almest upon because of their acquired job boost the lccal economy,'tl:a| during the annual convention ing with educational can- --that the ministry of skills, Fulton said, but other NDP leader said, mlck cerm. education be urged to gral us," Fulton said. of the B.C. School Trustees •. NDP workers have young people who do not ~himL forestry and minim Association (BCSTA). The school trustees learning assistant approva already canvassed the riding have these skills will not be The 344 trustees attending • narrowly defeated-by one at all grade levels. ~ I to find out what issues the able to geton the job training the four-day general meeting. voto-a motion that would present, they are not given population considers ira. and will therefore remain and also determined these main goats have made public school beyond the Grade 10 level. partant,, and these will form tmomployed, parts of the country. should be a one-year in- teachers ineligible as can- . The four-day mooting was the basis of the party plat- The cost of transportation " ternship for all new tea~ers didaks for: school trustee, to end today. .. : . form, he said; ~ and Its effect on the cost of, Fultonalaosaldbound the' ~'aind r~ducti0n of ecaoon B--n h~ I _ ,T~-e "biagut-Issue, .is. llvlngin~/a/~notbor.. NDP ...~,would:~..,~ unemployn~ent," Fulton • major .issue In the .riding, oppaos the Dixon Entrance 're achievethis--and m~e NIJOUIlUUU IIHIU vIUV4p I stated, particularly in Fultunstetod. boundary change currmtly 40 other resolutions-- relation to the closing of The Liberals have not under negotiation between they selected incumbenl PRINCE GEORGE, B.C. "Attandance-itself iS not Grandue Mine in Stewart, properly managed the the Canadian and U.S. BCSTA vies.president Dave (CP) -- Education Minister the problem but is only the for the Hundreds of millions of . transportation issue, hl governments. ' Kandul, from the Abbotof~d Pat'McGeer said Saturday symptom of a mu~h more school distrlct, as theh that about 1.5 mflilon student difficult problems," McC~r .pr~tdeut. days have been saved during said. The 4~ysar-old air line the 1977-78 school year McGeer said his ministry pilot won the two-year Ik,cause of efforts by school has completed an attendance survey and a meeting with Outdoors Unlittered Hits B.C. position with a-?l vote staff in British Columbia to Michiel Elementary, cop- often cleaning up entire This Is the eleventh year margin on the second ballot combat absenteeism. trustees, teachers and "Bend over, pick up, and the 45,000 free garbage hags d principals will be held Me y pitch in" will be the new cleated by Shell Canada permountsin Environmental -. villages,perks, campsites, that Pitch-In, formerly ,~ti- over Rubymae Parrot of McGeer told the annual Awareness Group, Th.~¢phill or empty lots, us well as Litter Week, has been us- Saaulch. meeiing of the B.C. School 18 and 19 to discuss ways ,f exereike therapy for the Ltd. for local Clcan-up and remedying student i ,- Westsrn Walght Controllers beautification projects when Jr. and Veritas school, their ow. school grounds'~.j undertaken in British Kandal was elected after a Trustees Association. (BC- Highways, creeks, vacant Pitch-In '78 in I~dng held Columbia, by Outdoors speech that stressed this STA) that while over-all sonteetsm. " of Ladymmith when they J.o~. they declare war on litter, The minister said that in over 150,000 ' British andezceas flab, during the lots, cemeteries, and school ooncurrontly in the ~ Unllttered, in cooperation year's association theme of attendance now Is saris- yards from Grand Forks to western provinces zor me with the Ministry ~ the local control of education. factory, there are still answer to trustees' concerns Ceiombinon this spring in the week of May 8~o 14 about local autonomy, an largest Pitch-In campaign Participatinagroups in the Fort St. John will all be fourth year. More than 1,700. Enviromnont, This is the STRESSED APPROACH "pockets of nun.attendance" picked clean of accumulated orgnnixatiom will .be. mr.- first year that Shell Canada "It's all in the approach we in every district. open market system in ,the yet undertaken in the Outdoors UnllRered cam- hiring of mintsiry-employed provnce. Pitch-In Is peign this week, in Kitimat litter by Pitch-in par- dertaldng local projects m Ltd. has'co-sponsored the superintendents will b~ sponsored by Outdoors are: Alexander Elemm- tinipanta. ' Western Canada, in.volv.~.., campaign In British im~emonted. Unlittered, the British tary, Cormorant Elomen- In North Vancouver, over 50,000 people waD wm Columbia. Torraoe ROMP News McGeer said districts will . Columbia Miktry of the tary, Nechako Elemestar~, sminr citizens, members of be pit~ in ,to improve " "" have the right to select their the North Shore Golden Rods their environment. Cha~es are being laid suspecting juveniles are to Environment, and Shell. and Roy Wilcox Elementary blame, own superintendents ~om ~n Canada Ltd. Schools. " ' against a Terrace driver eli~blity list oompuoo y following a Saturday night The Wefght Controllers In Terrace, participating, Columbis.ri Now n Tile school was entered by, ministry and BCSTA will be armed with some of groups are; Clarence banks and ~rks on their- n Dollar accident on Kenny near smashing a classroom • repreeontotives. fishing trips. Local groups Series two of the highly The second serles is part of Highway 16 when the window which activated an At present, only the larger undertaking Pitch-In successful Indian Heritage the five year campaign of the drivor's truck was over- alarm..The culprits fled districts, can select projects in Maple Ridge will Trading Dollars will be turned. OASAW RaiDers Merger .North West .Indtan Cultural before police arrived. superintendents. receive l~ne seedlings from available throughout the Society to miss funds for ti~ According to Terrace McGesr said that Section the Maple Ridge Oarks and Province this month. oomtructl~ of a Cultural RCMP, the man drove his It is not yet known if 168 of the Public School Act KITIMAT, B.C. (CP) " voted on tbe weekend 64 per Recreation Departmmt to .,anything was tskm during The Canadian Union of cent to reject the merger, Centre and traditional I/ckup into the electrical has been revised with regard encourage community •The New series pays village. railroad crossing sign, the break-in. ' • to curriculum and selection Smelter and Allied Workers Klaus Mueller, national beautification. (CA.SAW), representing secretary-treasurer oJ ~bute to five more tribes of The New S~ies of Indian overturul~ his truck. During, the weekend, 15 of materials to give school 'Participation in Pitch-ln Trading Dollars will be .worzers at the Alcan CUSAW, said Monday has increased over 25 per- British Columbia, The The man, whose name was ~ro0ne were picked np. for districts more autonomy. Kootenay, Tsimshian, struck in pure nickel, limited • He said his ministry is 'Smelter, bas rejected a rejection of the merger is a cent from 1977% said an not released, was not public tntoxicauon ann mBnc meager with the Canadian. missed opportunlty..f~ a big Okanagan, Carrier, and ~lunnilties of Silver and Gold seriously injured in the these lodged in RCMP • developing a sample list of Outdoors Unlittered will be available either Association of Industrim, step forward for me ninon, spokesman, coordinators of Shuswap. As with Series One dccldmt. cells ovornight. A total of eriteria to be distributed to they will depict famous n~or in sets of five, districts to assist them in Mechanical and Allied but added CASAW will the campaign. "Schoons Thornhill Primory School seven drivers were picked up Workers (CAIMAW). continue its dose working Chiefs and Artists of those in a special preson- for driving with a blood deciding what material to continue to be the most tation case. was broken into sometime The 2,150-member union relationship with CAIMAW. enthusiastic participants, tribes. Sunday, ~and police are alcohol level in excess of .08. use.

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-- , ..,,...... o,.m,.-,,,,,,,. oonflHod = working^fter ,,....,.with the toxico, t ommunlsts run candidates 1 in '~ from Page 1 substance, Harkness ap- ' ,0 Alean staff doctor Eric reapoudad with the '~ Gnnn denied- that WCB in- ,....euucotionthat she use a " coming federal election ' 11 ~ vestigators were told reapireter." She did so but rV .arlmeu' nymlxems were still complained 'from 'The..B.C.. P.rov~cinl .G,.r~)w_~, cawi=ne~lend~0 N~a)Eimr~eAIK~or~tt elm 111ViSwa~,Fase__a ey 12.~ !~ peychologiealin origin, benzeneproblems," says . , Cowi n- "When industrial disease Burden. t;ommitteet Part ofof theCanad~ uom- in votesme mwhen pu-u she, ~. ran fer ,the Malahat-TheIslands 12), Sy" Pederson, uomex-" ~ is involved, it is very set .i~s Dr. Elphick, according to mnnis 14 By C candidates Vancouver School Board, . 4) Horn!er _ Stevens .. , Rich- Powdl.... River,.. o_...... n tosuggest symptoms ared~ Harknms, exphdned that the fielding.._~"_al election last October. Betty Griffin, mond-Sou~ Delta .~° -~.,~ .~ ...... to anxiety withou~ symptoms Harkness was mr. me xeuer , 5) Jack Phillips, Van- vancouver tenter throrongldy investigating surfeiting from matched the according to Mauriea Rich, past president of Btm~y ,'.~ the circumstances," he onid. symptoms of benzene B.C. Communist campaign Teachers Assodatton, nas couver Kin@way 14 Betty Griffin, Burnaby .... WCB spokesman Grant polsaning. When she ex- manager. The party's held executive posts in . 6) Fred Wilson, Van- : ~i. MeMlllan said the in- plained this to Burdea thcre headquarters is in the Ford ratepa~ers and PTA groups, couver East. BE NICE TO MEXICO vestigation into Harknesa' was "no investigative action Building, in Vancouver. 7) Bert Ogden, Vancouver Much of the vanilla tom- claim "would be re-opened, taken." Three of the fourteen CANDIDATES: ~outh. mereially available is a" i]~/ Benzene, also known as As stated above Harknus candidates are women --~ 1) Jim Beyncn, Miui~- ' 8) Eflc Wangh, North produnt of the V. planlfelis, :'~ Benzol, is a dear, colorless was exposed to benzene in Viola Swan, originally active Port Mcod~ Vancouver-Burnaby a native of Mexico but grown i extremely flammable liquid order that precess materials with the CCF party. Betty 2) Mark Mosher, I0) Fred Blanco, Surrey- also in tropical countries, ! odor. Alcanuaea henzonein expomwe,pHor to the dato of Mine an environmental February 7 when.-..=, "she was t"O n["re" - - monitoring process to no longer exposed to bm- deferrals8 the amount of zeae," says Burden, was 50 KAMLOOPS, B.C. (CP) -- "If the company wants to. conl.tar volat[lco given off by mfllllitrco at a time. Ap- Porticos of the proposed lecatethatat[lnipspouddese the aluminum-smelting proximately 40 vials con- Birch Island uranium mine " to the river, we wlll have the l~OcoU, taising 50 mt~Jtittrm each development now can be authority to lay no," said Roy Hiehman, federal were handled by Harkness, controlled by the Thompson- Winter. "We could surest it bureau of chemical hazard according to her Nicola Resiouai District, be located a certain distance spokesman, said intense estimations. At a regional district away from the river. exvosure to benz~o causes "Only once did I handle meeting Friday, directors "We want to continue to giddiness, exhilaration and more. While cleaning the approved an anunendment ireserve the nptuml water • ,.t~ncoS,accompanied by a vials out I WaS directly ex- ~ to the zoning bylaw which couraeand leaveit free from aeasationot tigh=ua in tha POSnd to abeut 1500 p q~llL lJL.~,~ w°uld all°w tbem to brat= tnnium ceniamination"' ~ SAY ,nausea,o.,, fatigue and ez~-~n of the O.H.C. Alcan -erson-e" "This doesn't give us veto regional=. district director, depressiea. power ~ver the mine imidthedevelopmont p~mit mt~nbranemightalsoeceur, Committee)Jim Brisebois manager =,.,;*..~.,.._.. safeguard to the other leading to difficulty in stated that the problem of ...... , ...... ' breathing and possible benzene was "pre~ltod to ~'" of "It Just gives us some _l~_.mi.~.~whinh already m respiratory failure, in. the company with a Formereuperintendmt University of British controloverwherefldnp ~,.~' .... ,,..r,-..,... ~ ,"r' cludh~lossofconz¢lo.usness guarantee act to fire the industrial relations, at ~ Columbia in 1965, Alger o,-I ~=t..~'' ., .,uvl~vpv~,uT-,~..,,,,p~ and death, said Hlcm,.an. employee ff named. If the Ainm Smelters and spent eight years with ..... Mines d Toronto to mvetop II investigation showed the Chemicals Kit[mat smeltsr~ hawker-Sidduly Canada ltd. An example where the the mine at Birch kland is W Follow up to lh~rknee, by a=perviagr to be tea ble, ROb Algur has bean aadipt~ And asauciated'companies, davel°pmestlMmdtcould be being bold uP due t° a I Scott Browes he should be ~t~il~,,, the poeit[on of personnel He held various poets in effective b in locatiea of a uraaiumminingmorat~rium WITH Company doctor Eric division manager, e~fective industrial relations with tailinp pond. in ~lgeh43olum~, manyThe aboveaspects arfleje of the contains cue G.tat[on, rlftl,"It was notthe formallyill,us... JuneLeaving 1 19'/8 me" mancg~.inl D.coScotia, Stesl. and in Sydney,Montreal, Nova as ~a I I FLOWER 5 ~. which need.furthtr data to presmtedtothacompsny, It Job is Phil Gunyon, Phllwill weUasCanadinnStcolWheel i~ l~OPerly ~t the ease. ' was montaged in January be moving on to Montreal, in Montreal, Elphlck of Kltlmat, era- Hemtobennyfollow.upand This move Is one of two Alger came to Kit[mat in mat on anythl~ repromB di~maion on the matt~," the Alcoa management unit duetrial relations to the the case, according to his Tha'e has been no which are "became of the reduction division manager, ' eecretary, devaiopmonis on the case, demand' for good people He served as chairman of alm. mak O• l ~ q#~,~ha the compa~ dq~. r," aay~ Joint company-union Oc. one official, turnoverbefore l~nng nemco Alga~ expects no changes superintendent of employee . i avenuesltarknusswnoto correcttelt that thenn cmul~t~l.onaI Health Corn: lathe department. "The relations in 1974, with " "''~'~ "i eupiz~Jed be=one =poe= department will continue to reponeibllitie| in labour allla Dlvd, had been exhaucisd when aggressively pursue relatio~ and.employment, .j Briefs °"='*"*" = " "' =" mnouoaS were (across from .e Kltlmat Hotel} =be approached the unim, . (CASAW) for nsadatance end benefit of the staff," Alger divided by reorganization.in .d~. explains. - . June 19'/7 be became In- l OPEN MON.-SAT, ~i Company mannger in t,AIDFOUNDATIONS Mter graduating in duatr~|rektionasu.in- ~~~~ ' charge of publlo relatims TEL, AVIV (AP) --Pinl~8 commerce from the tondont. /l' 6326622 ' offernd relocation because of ;~tim mlnkt~r who laid the " : m TERRACE HONDA SALES i the problems incurred with fotmdat[ons of the J~th Electoral system ~lll' 4142Hwy. 16Weet 'Terrace, B.C. vie lU i ~ Wel}ellvor" " " ~ :~: Harkness herHarkness Shekboratory workstaten== with =,""benzene, ...=r atsto's".o,,o=.." lop, .,=,,=,,,"= veda, =,.,-'",,."= haa dkd,--, ,. sn1o1" me cnan----ge .0~,-~ 63s'~71I~°r 63s"4'2'~e a ~to~./D~iler Ucanc' 030d'& / ~ :. ,:i

~irdea, had handled the Germany before gdng !~ ...... ~ ...... ~" ...... ~~lllliIlllllllllll~ J Palestine in 1933 where to illness with "moa~ate founded the brnall Liberal The Royal Commission on each constituency. Such a ' ' . .... " concern" Burdon says she party. He became Justice Electoral Reform was, t~ti~d move .would require " was relocated. The physical minkter in Israel's first here Friday that Bri redrawing eelectorel district ' , ll relocation was "about thirty codlition cabinet, Columbia's electoral system boundaries in effect since ' feet" away from the benzene, estoblbhad in 1948 and held should be radically changed 1966. I ' i "°"'''"= to provide for representation Gibault noted that the'" i FnONTIEnAUTIO. Smle|s LTD says Burden.' that post' for 13 years. He The first effects of the retired from polities in 19~,. by population. district of Omeaica, now has benzene on her working George Gihault, an ar- one MLA for 13,000 people, presents another capabilities was noticed by DISCUSS RELATIONS ticling lawyer, submitted a while the neighboring Harkness in January. " HONG KONG (AP) -- ?lie brief which proposed that the district of Fort George has Burden agrees that effects of Hong Kong American voting system he changed to one MLA to represent 42,000. some kind were reported," Chamber of Commerce is majority from the present Under his proposal, the and she was replaced for the sending a delegation to form of plurality win Kamlonpo riding would 'be rest of the day, but it is Hanoi in mid-Jnne to discuss became "our system, which divided into two new con- Unreserved Auotion Sale impossible to attribute the trade relations, executive rewards the largest mi- stituencies- Kamloops- problems to benzene without director William Mortson nority, is not politically North Thompson, with a more medical data." announced Wednesday. effective." population of 31,000, and indoors at Giheult said "any can- Kaminope-$huswap. with a didate not receiving a population of 33,000. dry of Police won't a runoff election." Most VancouverGihault saidwould the! loselos one of ONEILLS OHEVOLDS LTD. MLAs now in office would be subject becauae majority its six MLAs, whllemflesuburban Vancouver would,~ld igain'. A • Main Street, Smashers,B.C. return guns wiua are uncommon, plan bf represental)resentaflon by Hesaid a system similar to population woulddd alsoal~ rectify this has been in effect in the situation in the Fraser NORTHVancouvor)cp)-- calibre Browning ntachine France since the Second Valley,~r...... where ~.= the,h=, cities of RCMP have refused to gun. World War. Richmond, Delta and Surrey Saturday, May 13151 p,m. return 146 guns, including NOT CHARGED "The point to be made is have quadrupled their two cannon' and 45 govern- The guns were not that people feel democracy, population in the last 20 mat surplus machine was, delivered, and Hutchinson mcam majority rule. They .years but have had no in- seized from a North Van- was not charged, should not be frustrated by a 50.60 Cars & Trucks FINANCING oN SPOT Cars' on Display eouver gun collector ,in An RCMPspokeemaneaid system wherein the first crease in representation. January, John Hutchinson, North Vancouver l~eaeeu~r fellow over the post wins the Judge L. S. Eckhardt, .From Dealers of TO APPROVED 32, said Friday during an Don Celle had changed lfls election although he may bead of the commisslon, Fric/ay, May 12 lntcrview in the gunsmith's mind about laying a charge have only 28 per cent of the 'described Gibault's brief as Srnithers& Area 'CREDIT shop in the basemmt of his or.cbergea against the gun veto," Gibanlt said. having merrit but wouldn't home. . collector. EQUAL NUMBERS say whether its suggestions I NelthcrHutchimonnorthe He asld he doesn't tin- The brief proposed .would be accepted for U174B-'74 Datsun 610 -4 dr. seal. 19"73Pinto .' 2 dr. sedan RCMP want his addrecs derstand why his other retaining the 53.member recommendation in the corn- U179D.'71 Chev ImPala - 2 dr. HT , 1977 GMC PU Short Box One Owner publicized, weapons weren't seized, legislature but with an equal mission report, U147D.'70 Pontiac Par - 4 dr. seal. 1974 Ford Galaxle • 4 dr. sedan U110E.'68 Chev Nomad - 4 dr. S-W 1973 Chrysler. 2 dr. HT deuble steel decr and hulds **.******* A Van 3.'73 Mazda S.Wagon Ro~ary 1976 Ford Ltd.. 4 dr. sedan 30 non-operatinghandguns, A Van 3.'72 Meteor Rldasu. 2dr. HT 1969 Ford F350 Chasls& Flat decki Very pistols and one A Van 3-'73 Plymouth Fury II-4dr. HT 1968 Mer~:ury Pickup Thompson submachine ~,I. U66SB.'65 Ford 1/2 To.n PU 1971 Ford Pickup & Vanguard Canopy U661B.'71 Intern. i/= ton PU •1974 Ford Pickup Inone cornerstandsatriped .~1~ WITH Foe machine gun mount and a __ THE U661B-'72 Dodge 1/2 Ton' PU 1975 Chev % Toh Pickup. . belt of .50-calibre machine ~ , 1974Dodge, 4 dr. sedan,V6, auto, p.s., p.b., radio 1975 Datsun Long Box Pickup = gun rounds of ammunit[m; 1973 Buick. 4 dr., HT, va, auto, p.s.,'p.b.,radio 1976G.M.C. Pickup 1971 Torlno. 2 dr., HT, Va.auto,p.o., p.b. 1976 DatsunFI0 inchto another Russian stondsmertar, a three- SPE01AL 1971 Toyota Land Cruiser- 1974 VW Super Beetle None of the guns can be ~,¢ 1970Ford ~ Ton PU - Va, 4 speed 1973 Toyoto/~rk II Wagon used. &d# • .' " 1973 Torln'o - 4 dr. sedan,Va, auto, p~s.,p.b.; radio 1971 Ford Torlno Wagon In 'January. when Hut- ; ' 1974 Pinto Wagon 1973 Datsun 610 Wagon chanson was arrested, "they 1974 Plymouth Van 1972 Dodge Colt Wagon 1975 Chov Suburl~n 1974 Comaro LT forthr,~w security me In reasons; Jail, they it saidwas MOTHERSDAY ~ • 1972 Pinto - 2 dr. 1970 G.M.C. 1/2 Ton PU alleged that I had restricted 1974 Ford 1 Ton 1969 Datsun Pickup weapom and while I was in ~ . 1975 Datsun. 2 dr. (210) 1974 Plymouth Crlckett 1974Maverck- 4 dr. sedbn, 8 cyl, p.s.,p.b. 1970 Satellte 383 Heml hours, the RCMP seized my guns." ~ I He said the RCMP went SALfOHHOTn. p.nss,om soma. into his shop, loaded a truck EDITION ON

sadweapons,them,they carriedwereandwere advising keepingaway returning 1.himfour of later 146htsof :~ . ~y 1~ , '.. : T"~ MIKE ALDOFF .WAYNEFELHAUER

of them to his home.... ~ Hutchinson, who is unem- ployed and said he has no ,,~ interest in firing guns, FmnB Atom Smms LTD. waited for 4½ hours Friday for the RCMP to bring back °- " ' of Kamloops * * "

He said that the RCMP p 'said that he was to be Box 2095 Stn. A Dealer Lioenoe Number 00667A 376-6940 charged with having a l~oldbiisd wupm, a .50- /

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School construction special Diversion ot river Consideration in Pr. George ' studied by Hydro C~GAR, B.C. (CP) letter from Hydro which southeastern B.C. PRINCE GEORGE, B.C. proteestonela in devolving a -- MP Bob Brinco (PC-- ate@s, in effect, that the The increased flow in the (CP) . Construction "of poltw. In thia arm. KooteaayWest) says he has Crown corporntion will go Columbia would increase the schoob in the Prince George McGear said'new information showing that ahead with the project. power generating capacities school district is going to get initiatives in the province British Columbia Hydro Hydro officials have said of Hydro's Mica Dam and special eonsideratlm, says would be taken soon in the intends to divert the the project is only being Bovelstoke Dam, which now Education Minister Pat area of alternative and Kootenay River into the ' studied and no final decision is being cons.tructed. McGeer. special education projects. Columbia River to increase has been made on whether to Opposition to the scheme McGear said in an in. He ako pr~ntsed to the generating capacity of proceed. has been expressed by tervlew Saturday that his change the Public Schools the Columbia. The project would divert concerned groups, who say ministry had been at fault in Act so that school boards Brkce said the Bonneville the Kecteaay River into the the tourist industry would be not allowing for the would be free to dlamlas Power Administration in the headwaters of the Columbia hurt and fish stocks would be llmitetions that northern teachers for misconduct United States l~s received a River at Canal Fiats in affected. weather has on school involving marijuana, building constrnctien. This action will be taken if He promised •more con- the British Columbia aidaration in the future and Supreme Court decides that. said that $1 out of evary $I0 the present ace does not npent on education during allow this to be done, M aytag the next fiscal year would be McGeer said a loophole in spent in the Prince George the Public Schcek Act has school district. led to retention of' some "Our ministry has been at teaches who have beer fault in not reco~Izin~ the found guilty or have pleade~ limitations of the con- Sultry tu tbe uce of struciion season her," said marijuanA. Art Kube, newly appointed chairman of the Skeena Manpower Development Com. McGeer, who visited local "There are provisions in mittee. schook and spoke at the the Public Schools Act for 1 mmuai meeting of the British the removal of anybody For Mothers Day Columbia School Trmteak found guilty of a criminal Association. offeace, but the use by the McC~ear promised more court of conditional or ab- New chairman for A Gift that makes every Day local autonomy to school solute dbchar~ea removes districts in his speech to the the conviction from the trustees. record," he said. Skeena job group' MothersDay Smaller school distHots McGear sald that in the fu- will be 8iven the same dshts .ture school bonrds mlght nan m ~ larger school districts a section of the act allowl~ Art Kube, regional was appointed last week to Kuhe was in Terrace ]~tl One Week Only in selecting superintendents. them to dismiss teachers for director of education for the chair the Skeena Manpower Thursday • for the com-. Meanwhile, he "said, local misconduct if found qullty of Canadian Labor Congress,' Developmeat Committee. mittoce meeting where he schml-l~0ards will continue possession of the drug. was elected to replace for- to have the right to approve "We have had two opinions met chairman Jim Clifford. local courses of study and from the attorney.~eneral'e £keona Manpower books. department supporting arty supporters Development Committee, a McGeer said, • however, view and one school dbtriet joint union, management, that some direction from his also has a writtm opinion and government body ministry would he needed to conflnni~,thts position," he studyln~ a variety of em- standardize methods of said. applaud Bennett pioyment problems in the assessment in school "H, by chance, it does n~ north, is into its second hold up, then I will move to VANCOUVER' (CP) -- mingling freely with the phase right now, action on districts. crowd during a half-time He said a survey of all change the Public Schools Premier Bill Bennett and morn than 40 recom- Act." eight Social Credit cabinet coffee break, shaking hands moudetions which eeme out 1,600 schools in the 75 and renewing acquaint- provincial school districts Auto mechanics teacher-ministers turned an in- of phase one.. . Dennis Hilton, 29, was formation conference aloes. The major recem- this year disclosed a wide The premier said this is variance in policies and charged ,list month with Satin'day at the city Croatian mmdetiom deal with full possession of marijuana and Centre into a party lovefest. not an election year, but it is ~mploy~ont, labor stability, practices for assessing and time for party members to promotl~ students. was suspended by the The ISI people who job training and the general Coquitlim school board. He sacrificed a sunny afternoon begin urging "strong .men quality of life in the Skeona The minister promised and women" to seek Social that the ministry would work was liter given a conditimal - tuatteadltwerea supportive area. discharge in court after group, giving Bennett two Credit. nominations in the Kube said be feels one of closely with the trustees standing ovations and next provincial election, the main functions of the association and other being found guilty, clapping enthusiastically Noting that the party is in committee is to make people when cabinet ministers the third year of a five-year aware of saran of the labor BCSTA elections ,o,o.achievements,o=., party spendn~nndlate, the firsthe sa/d" year it cleaning ~d to ste~problems in wblchresolving is "the those flrst " Spcmored by the British up the mess loft by the New problems." . Columbia Social Credit Democratic .Party, the When asked ff the Skeona~keona "l "" ~ ~ a -lit Party, it was adv~tised as .second mald~ a start on its Manpower Development II PRINCE GEORGE, B.C. . wes~oon ran on _ p - an opportunity far party own promises of bringing.in Committee would have a (.AI~.) - David Kandel,.48,.of ~_or..m,oL sen~ trustee .members, guests and ~ much-needed legislation and concrete effect on the em- Aonotszora was eiectea .~w~ ,~.: m,u~u, ~, .,~..~ public to "speak out oh vital the third extending the ployment situation in the president of the BlUsh tnea.s~, auona.marev~._.me issues." Moot members of beneflts beginningtoaecrue north, Kube replied he was ,C.~un~.bli,:.~School,,:. ~'asteea... ~. ~ ~o~.. ~us. ~" the ~ well-dressed; older '" from its 0wn~admhitstratlon./ opttmtstic about the outcome ~tion oa Sunday.. . om on eaueauon mamn~ audience appeared, He. said that, at a time of the committee's function. Kandal, the lncumnent w~.a~, o.a,, reiectioo of however, to he party sup when other provincial "Certain committees are vice- President, succeeds .~,,"~"~ ,.,,, "'" ...... ~'~ a~,,o, e porters, governments are cutting set up far the purpose of; C11ffAdkinsofBurnaby, w~ ah~w,~l th~ ~hml trustees .Most of the questions back on services and hiding a problem," he said, won by acclamation last ann---.':,%o-~-.,=,,='~'-,,# o ,.,.,, asked durisga question-and- projects, B.C. is expanding but stated he wflltry to make .yur.butdid.net stand f~/~ frontation approach in answer l~.led, were as pR them...... the Skeena Manpower e/ocunn at me assoc~aune s dAnlinn with ~dueational as k,rovlnclaI ~ecretary For example, while omer Development Committee Save $5000.n, a~__tmlm.eet~: .... ~ con--~s,"'--- ~- GraceMcCarthy'.ssummer.y jurisdictions are closing "netion oriented." ..~.an~ co".ecLe~":xLVO~ ...... pink dress, serv~ ~ hespiUds, S.C. ,~ ~ann~s Kube" lives and works in ' llAYTA~ - The one to buy in the first place on me second bauot to ue~eat ~moms~ men era as Vehicles to allow me and building more new Vancouver unlike the eight Rubymae Parrot, of for local control in eduction ministers to describe the hospitals thanat any time i. members of the committee Saaulch, by 71 votes, mattemandsaidhewlllpush government's achievements ourhlatury" and introducing who Uve in the Skeona Open a Totem Revolve-A-Charge Charled Truscott of the the ministry of education to in glowing terms, new services such as the region, but he feels he is Creston-Kaslo school shift the sohoo] tax bm'don Although audience extended health care pro- competent to chair the district, received 54votes on from property.owners, members raised some gram, said Benn~t. committee becpuse of his the first ballot and with- PatBrady, pre~dont0fthe controversial issues-- Concerning the h~man re- familiarity with the area. chairmandrew; Brian of theWestwood, Langley "B.C. Teachers Federation, inolndh~a$4,300ont-ofcourt sources ministry,' Banner No cu~-off date has been afso told the meeting that the settlement to travel said that Humal~.Resources set (or phase two of the school board, received 22 present pattern of .shifting ministry employeea fired 90 MinlsterBUlVanderZalm is, Skcena . Manpower votes on .the first. ballot and increasing education costs to minutes after he started a upholding his commitment Developmmt Committee, w_~ .e~ina.t~. . .. local taxpayers mint be new Job-they ceemecl ~ to ensure that no one abuses but Kube said monthly ~'arr~, chairman of me reversed accept unquestionlngly the system, meetings will he held to look asnciation's finance sum-. ' .. . . whatever responses mey CommentLt~ on a mitres, was renominated for He said., the .pro.vmaal were given. . balanced bodget, he said the into various aspects of the defea..ted_the, vice- .Arleen.p residency Fletchernn; or more~5ovarnmont iman.aal.. _ must. r--ep~sl~ taxe....._n~nv~ on 'Themeeting ""a~Inm-h~A Was"-- "friendly, ...... of withthe" ofo....~..,n~,.,,,,o,~ "mortgaging --"h~o .,,.,,,,the--'~"'~" ;,,o.,,,,,,future", local employment. , itustiou. , ~,owell.... rover I~y.114 _vccea _, xor...... onucauon m -~;;"_; an _o MIAs and cabinet ministers of ~._~__~otmgpeople of B,C, FIetCJIE¢ aD(I Helen 1.;8nner 8aotu~l p~ ~ecu~m vz ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~-A ~ d Maple F,~ '8~ w~e liter the Colleges Ace that remove • ...... ~ -- -- w' elected directors, costs from local taxpayers. • • erger Si erra aw I AFTS ~"CTORIA (CP) - Justice Burger for his smeltiveand I -- • ,~,omas Berler of the .thorough conduct, of the • ' - .. •

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I forall kindsofmmm. / Testdr/veaH"ndatodat/i ) • ' | m TERRACE HONDAsALES / II ..... , I ItWII 4m.wv.~west [ [No. llq619~ueensway Daily 4-8 p.m. ! I IWl! ' Terrace, B.C, V8G 11.8 [ ) Sat,, Sun,9.Bp.m.'[ | ~ . 6~4571or 635-4325 | L ' _~ 1 HONDA Dealer L|cenceNumberO2044A 'j ~-]l'~~~~~~.--~v " PAGE 4, THE HERALD, Tuesday, ~ay 9, 1978 Editorial Amessage of appreoiation enclosing a list of 14 B.C.'federal candidate~ It would be very easy for an editor to feel his medium, rely on advertising revenue in order to point when the calls were coming in from in- nominated by the Communist Party along with a role of commenting on the news scene requires live. No newspaper that I know of supports itself terested car buyers at 9 p.m it was necessary to short biographical sketch Of each candidate. him to come down on the critical side as often as other way. use the "Hold" button in order to get any work Campaign manager for the B.C. Communist and'he advertiser~ in Kitimat and Terrace have possible. It is sometimes easier to be a done. federal campaign is Maurice Rusb. "Jeremiah", a doom-say,r, "the world is going been rallying to the HERALD in a most en- To our advertisers, then, a sincere "Thank to Hell in a basket", "the End is at hand", "this couraging manner. From a forty page paper of you" for support and confidence. To our new On the provincial scene, politics don't appear generation is going to the dogs" prophesier than only, a couple of months ago, they have enabled subscribers- much as we deplore inflation's to be quite as interesting at the moment. a forecaster of pleasant things. us to grow to sixty pages. To properly present effect on the prices of everything, including Perhaps it is because of our distance from But, as far as the Terrace-Kitimat HERALDis the news to include the full spectrum of coverage newspapers (we still haven't accustomed our- Victoria and Vancouver that seems to make so concerned, from five months tenure in the a daily newspaper should have, we still need selves to newspapers costing more than a dime!) many of the issues that hit the headlines "down Editor's Chair, there is little but good to report. more pages than that, and are hopeful the we hope you will stay with us helping us grow there" irrelevant "up here" in the Northwest. Circulation of the HERKLD is not only "UP", present trend will ensure a continued healthy and watching the news develop in one of the most The announcement by Cyril Shelford that he it appears to be jumping. We have an ap- and interesting growth. interesting places in the world- the Pacific willnot be running in the next B.C. election made proximate S00 new readers in Kitimat, alone. It must also be recognized, too, that ad- North-West. the headlines putting Skeena in the news for a New subscriptions are still arriving, dally. Our vertisers are usually not, and not expected to be, As to the future. We can promise this. There few weeks. So far we have not noticed any rush telephone calls and letters and visitors to the purely philanthropic in their reason for paying are some very interesting news stories "coming forward of enthusiastic candidates to succeed editor would seem to be reaching a maximum' or out hard dollars for advertising Space. An ad- up". We have enough "leaks", "exposes", "hot him: at least almost tothe point where we are going to vertiser's concern is to so display the wares and tips", "interesting leads" tucked away, thanks have to plan appointments, in order to leave time services he has to offer where they will be most to our readers- to keep us busy for a good six Unemployment and inflation still are the to get our "editing" done. But this is good- all advantageously seen, attractively described, months. (This does not mean, however, that we major concerns absorbing the attention of the good- and we would not want it any other way. and reach the most people - who will decide to are not interested in getting more). Because of public. None of the political parties has come up We must say a word or two about the ad- purchase his products and services. Once the the nature of some of these, we have to be sure of with solutions to these. vertisers. It has always been my policy, while advertiser finds that a partieular newspaper is the accuracy of every statement for our own The general attitude of politicians - rightly or editor of other newspapers, to keep: a good getting results, he will usually continue to ad- protection. wrongly- is that the world is in a general state of distance between the role of editor and the ad- vertise, and as long as the advertising continues A major piece of news coverage we are ALL recession, and Canada has to wait for a world vertising department. Believe me when I say it to increase his business, he may be tempted to waiting for, I'm sure, is the federal election. Our upswing bdore its own economy will show signs is easy to find oneself being influenced or increase his advertising space. prime minister has promised a pronouncement of recovery. In other words- they feel all we can pressured to become a mouthpiece for the heavy Last week we had a good example of the selling on when we may expect this to occur, sometime do is wait and see. advertisers. Though seldom translated into power of our Classified Advertising page when this week. Most of our "sources" insist there will words, it is not hard to feel the inference that one of our staff put his 1966 Comet car for sale. not be an election before Fall: but Mr. Trudeau One last word. We appreciate hearing from unless a newspaper tones down its stand on a Well over FIFTY phone calls poured in during seems to enjoy his reputation for doing the un- our readers with news, suggestions, ideas for certain subject, that particular advertiser could the two days the ad ran. "The car was sold predictable. editorials, comments on the news, letters to the take his advertising eleswhere. within i the first hour the newspaper with the ad One interesting ~tem in today's morning marl editor, photos of general or particular interest- . Our advertisers have been highly supportive. appeared on the newstand. A week later the came from the Communist" Party of Canada, whatever, as the expression goes, "turns you There can be no denying it- even ff one hates to calls are still coming in. THough this may sound B.C. Provincial Committee. (Appropriately on". We are striving to reflect public opinion- admit it...newspapers, just like any other like an exaggeration it is absolutely true. At one enough, their letterhead, is vrinted in red ink). and with your help- so we will. Report from Letters

Dear Editor: It is Springt The weather Ottawa is great and I ,,-Joy a daily walk to work, partly became I Just love our great outdoors and partly for the sake of lona Campagnolo particlpactlon. I should say that I USED to enjoy the Despite the almost constant speculation in walk; more and mere lately Ottawa about an impending federal election the degree of pleasure that I (speculation which may be fact by the time you get from these walks has been greatly reduced by.pop read this), Parliament is continuing to operate cans, pop bottles, car mmlee, effectively, and to deal with important items of cardboard boxes and jwt legislation. generaily a whole lot of stuff PUBLIC SERVICE PAY LEVELS lying around that spells out One piece of legislation which has been POLLUTION of our town in capital letteers. recently introduced - and which has generated I can recall a few years considerable public discussion- is Bill C-28, a bill back we used to have an that would amend the Act that governs collective Anti-litter day. I can bargaining "m the federal Public Service. remember our kids all trying This :legislation, together with other govern- to outdo one another u they lugged bursting bags of litter ment measures - like the Creation of a price and to a large bin that had been incomes monitoring agency - is designed to set up in the downtown area ensure an orderly transition to the 10ost-control for the purpose. period. Its particular objective is to ensure that l What ever happened to the public service follows, rather than leads, the Anti-llttur Day. Our town looks like it must have been private sector in wage rates. • cancelled due. to eatreme In recent years - in the years since 10ublic lack of intermt. sector unions were granted the right to bargain t Yours tndy~ and strike - public service wages have not only DISGUSTED caught up, but in many instances have exceeded, wages in the private sector. This has not only I[ The grezn concretebuUding on Eby Street, near the City ]HoU and Safety engineer, who arrived Monday, and a community planner, stln being sought EDITOR'S NOTE: Your idlan Affairs and The District office' is responsible for 15 Indian Bands over 90,000 square letter arrived at an cp-' placed an increased burden on Canadian tax- I nuildisg in now the homeof the NorthwestDktHct for Ind miles strecthing from the Queen Charlottes, west, to Telegraph Creek end payers -.who pay public servants - but has on I Northern Development. The move into the still unnnme~med building was pertane time, This week is | carried out over Thursday and Friday of last week. D~tDktrlct~ Manager Don Iskut, in the north. AU the Indian Bands supported the eonsoHdaUonof of- "Anti-Litter Week". See occasion set unreasonably high precedents that • 1 On,alden said the move enables the Indian Affairs staff o~ )e together under rices under the one roof and were instrumental in bringing pressure on the Below: have fueled excessive wage demands in the l anereomratherthanintwoseparatedlmildi~gs. Thtrtyem~aployeee staff the government to make the move, gio.nnl office-and private sector. - i diatrlotoffl~. Two more stetf are being added trom the re|P Fellow British Colum- The elements of this bill have been widely bians; discussed in recent years. It is based on Award I would like to invite you to recommendations made by a "number of • OTTAWAOFFBEAT Join my Ministry and Out- authorities including: the Special Joint Com- doors Unlittered in our mittee of Parliament which investigated public BY Riohard daokson winner "PitCh-In 'T8" program. service pay scales; the outgoing chairman of the Ottawa,- It has to be a sign of weakness that Going further, Mr. Andras would ban strikes "We Are Not Alone", a • This year the eamlzdgq will above the $33,500 salary bracket. Canadian.produced radio be held during May 8-14, Public Service Staff Relations Board, Jacob the "me too" Conservatives, in res~ndiug to a documentary utilizing the 1978. Finkelman; and the government's discussion Liberal move, just don't seem to be able to find it What's more, the outlawing of strikes would story theme and advertising Hundreds of municipal c~.per for the post-controls period "Agenda for in their hearts to be as positive. concept of the Columbia- councils, sehcok and other not only apply to postal workers during and until . coxmmdty organinallmm operation". Knowing a good issue when they see it, the 21 days after an election but to all public ser- EMI motionpicture, "Close As there has been a good deal of controversy Conservatives knew the liberals had something Encounters of the Third tively participated in 1977 vants designated as " ess entmltothes" a f ety and Kind',last week(10) wonthe ~ over the bill, I would like to draw attention to in their ."get tough with the public service" security of the state. ''• Best Radio Program of the x. organizing a some of its more important provisions '- position. " - Year Award a' ~he annual beautification "or con- But they couldn't bring themselves to~e point Then runaway'puplic service pay would be awards dinner si,:,nsoredby servation project; provisionsmisunderstood, that are frequently misinterpreted or of unabashed public Service bashing in their brought under control by making the average in me Montreal branch of the 2. conducting educational EQUIVALENCE uncertain attempt to "me too" the Liberals, business and industry the maximum in the Association of Canadian campaigns in their com, public service. Televisionand Radio Artists munity fuctming on Utter Under the amended Act, government ar- In fact, after staking their position on the (ACTRA). control and beautification; bitrators will be instructed to compare public public service - between the disastrous ,'give- And finally a lid would be clamped on the in. "We Are Not AlOne", a S. initiating a clean-up. service wage-benefits packages with similar them-what-they-want" position of the last 10 dexing of public service pensions. survey of UFO phenomena Brltink Co: tmbla • Is jobs in the privatesector. Where a public set. years and the "hit-'em-where-it-hurts" new beautiful. Let's keep it that .Tough stuff,,this. All of' it proposed in a bill and extra.terrestrial theses, vice group is behind a similar group in the policy of the Liberals -the Conservatives ap- features theories on the which makes it a plus issue for the Liberals. y for your con. private sector, the bill makes provision for a peared to panic. . ' subjects by established tlnued support. Seeming to suffer pangs of guilt, they rushed to To counter, the Conservatives, after cham- experts and authorities, Yours since~eiy phased catch-up. This will avoidsudden, trend- the defence of the public service, even defending Amen8 them is Dr. J, Allen setting jumps. pioning the postal workers, talk softly about Hynek, noted astronomer James A. Ninlwm public service strikes, even• when safety and Mlnkter of the En. Where the public service is ahead of the out- the Post Office and its trouble-making postal and profe.or, who served as vironment side market, the level of compensation would not unions. security are involved. , technical advisor In the • ? \ be reduced - but neither would it be allowed to Incredible as it still seems, when the govern- Outlaw them. Horrors, no. production of "Close En. merit was pushing through the bill outlawing, counters of the .Third Kind" " -- advance at a rate outstripping that in the private postal' Strikes during and until 21 days after Instead, set up still another government sector. bureaucracy to deal with the problem and call it Such an approach is the logical outcome of the federal elections, there were Conservatives the Public Interests Disputes Commission. government's commitment to keep its spending pleading for "understanding" of the strike-crazy TERRACE/KITIIAT/ within reasonable bounds, mail service. . . "The Commission," say the Conservatives, The Act will strengthen the role of the Pay Realizing that the ~xpaT.e.rs had. raged for "would define essential services, and give Research Bureau - a body charged with the task years.aoout puDuc.servlce .str~e.s, pun,e ser~..c.e assistance to both sides, assess danger and daily herald i'l of. gathering data to support collective premium pay setting. ~e z.m.i.auon p.acef p uDuc damage to the public interest and make General Office. 435.53S; Published by II hagr aining. Its flgurea on comparativb wage service perks, ann mat pu~me servtce muexeu recommendations for terminating th Circulation. 6354357 Sterling Publishers scales will be made nubliC, pension perhaps most of all, the Liberals, going deadlock." PUBLISHER...DOn Cromock I feel this is legislation with a nllilceo,hy to be into an election, knew there were votes to be won Isn't that Stirring stuff? MANAGING EDITOR...Erneet Senior supported by ° those interested"- in" Fiscal b y.era.ekiugdown. ~ Then on the issue of public service pay -- and REPORTERS..Donna Vallleros (Terrace.Thornhlll) REPORTERS...Scott Browes (Kltlmnt.Klhlmaet) responsibility that will continue to protect civil ~lara...... _.. how to stop it leading the inflation spiral -- the KITIMAT OFFICE...Pat Zellnskl • 632.2747 servants - while providing protection for tax . _,~now~cn. me.~os~a~ umom,.xasc.... Conservatives, bold as ever, say "there must be Published every'weekday at 3212 Kalum St., Terrace, pay ersaga inst excessive demands on the Public T Tna~' s when me t;onservauves, wire xormer' a complete review of pay and working conditions B.C. A member of Varified Circulation. Authorized as treanur~ hv nublic service unions, ory Postmaster General Walter Dinsdaie so that wages do not increase faster than the rate second clnssmall. Registration number 1201. Postage paid In calh, return postage guaranis,d, ~e ~lll ~vi~ in all likelihood die on the order suddenly discovered the postal workers were in business and industry." , paper of this Parliament. If it is reintroduced more to..be.lpitie.d" than pun.is.bed..... Only on the question of indexing public service NOTE OF COPYRIGHT there will be time'to adjust certain of its ~ut wnncne uoera~smsIstmg, me anu-su'uce pensions do, the Conservatives take the bit in provisions to more sensitively reflect the con- law ~.on the books now..." . _ ' . .... their teeth and run away from the Liberals. The Herald retains full, complete and solo copyright cerns and needs of both civil servants and tax un me muscle, "lreasury ~oarn ~-resmenc ~5oo In any advertisement produced and.or any editorial or savers -and to adont the uositive recom- Andras, realizing that 13 million taxpayers They, too, would put a "lid" on it, butmake the photographic content publlsh~ in the Herald. mendations of the Finkeiman report in any outvote one m ion public sea, ants, proposed ublic service, and not ~.he taxpayers, foot the Reproduction Is not permlflod without the written future legislation. , countering strikes wicn meaouts. ~ill for indexing. permission of the Publisher. i • ( !

C .. THE HERALD, Tuesday, ,/~y 9, 1978, PAGE $ New Socred leader a Trainer gored ])y elephant before crowd "good Christian man" .o~. FORRST. Que.' police sharpshooter, the woods, completely ex- ACTED BYINSTINCT with elepi~,nta sime she was (CP) -- Michel Gatien, A second male elephant haasted,"Berrysald. "Ijust "But once she was down, 16. "She never talked about owner of the Gatini Circus named Thai crashed through asked her to come and she Teakreactedbyinstinct,"he the danger, but she knew It "slaughtering the in- and $1 million to use cam- Troupe, says his circus will the circus tent and ran away, followed me right into the said. "You see, he was used was always there," Berry By PAUL GESSELL nocents," spreading puigning, " never use elephants again apparently frightmed by the Van." to being controlled by her said. WINNIPEG (CP) -- degeneracy and mslaving Reznowskl said he wants aftoranelephanttrainerwae commotion following the in. Berry said the attack on when she's on her feet." Berry, new retired, said he Wildly cheering Social the public to high finance by the party's Quebec wing to gored to death in front of 600 cident. He was recaptured Ms. Berchtold probably "Once sbe fell, she no has trained 130 elephants in Credit party members allowing interest to be hold a convention to chose a spectators. Saturday. started as an accident, when. longer had the same control his career and none of them predicted Sunday their new charged on leans," said 4he deputy to lead Social Credit Eloise Berchtold, .42, of Its former owner, Morf~n the elephant knocked her to over him," has ever attacked a trainer 'leader, Lorne Reznowski, father of five. forces in that province. Woodland, Wash., was gored Berry of Washington, was the ground. Ms. Berchtold had worked before. will set the country on fire "It's ~oeial Credit or Some delegates..ira: and trampled Friday night flown in after the African ,:::::.::::::::::::::::;:;:::;:::::.-:::::::;:::::::::::::~-, ~:~;~;~;~;~;~;~;~;``4~:;~;~;~;~;`.;~;~;~;~;~``;~;~;~;+.;~;~;`.;~:~`~:~:~:.+:~`:.~:~:~:~:~:~:~:~:~:~;.+;.+~.+;~;~;~;~;.`;~;~%`~.:.`~"l'**le°ee@°se.~eleeeee~lll*°s~l'ls ...... e,.s*eel@eloeel ..... %%1 preaching economic reform slavery, '~ mediately specmamo mat by a 6,-000-pound bull elephant was surrounded in :::-:I'" and Christian morals. Much of his campaign and Gilles Canuette, MP for el,-~hant named Tesk ~vho a nearby forest. :!i~. ':On to victory, on to vic- victory speecbes also Tmniscemingue and son of- w~ later shot to dca~ by a. "She was standing thee in tory," party members criticized the news media for another former leader, Real 4ew Business shouted in French and allegedly laughing at and Coouette, would be the best English when it was an- spreading lies about the deputy. nounced he had defeated his Caouette resigned~ as in- A ording to our Not listed in our only opponent, Martin Hat- ~out I1~ of the delegates terim leader a few weeks ago tersley, by 356 to 115. at the two-day canventien because be wanted the B.O. Tel Directory. Lax Miller, an Alberta came from Quebec and at leadership convention held it s the delegate who faces the urging of the MPs, closer to Quebec. He did not TERRACE VE1 ERINARY MEDICAL CENTRE. 635-3300 Progressive Conservative suppOrted Reznewski, who attend. AURORA ANIMAL HOSPITAL- 635.2040 Leader Joe Clark in the next has never been elected to Also absent was Rene best deal federal election in public office. He ran in the Matte, the ~ for Cham- BOYDS BODY SHOP- 635.9410 Yellowhea~l riding, said he Manitoba riding of Prov- plain who left the party was surprised but pleased me.her in the 1~8 federal because of his disagreement TERRACE OIL BURNER SERVICES - 635.4227 with Reznowski's victory election but placed last on a with the convention site. over Huttcrsley. slate of four. Caouette's replaee~nent as We?e THE HOBBY HUT- 635-9393 Like many of the He will run in the Wbmipeg intadm leader had been delegates/ Miller said he , riding of St. Boniface in the Charle~trthur Gauthier, an THREE RIVERS WORKSHOP- 635-2238 believes Reznowski is the next election. Since 1968 the undertaker represontiug the ,Listed man to strengthen party constituency Ires been repro- dffmg of Roberval. GEMINI EXCAVATING - 635.3479 support beyond the borders s~tod by Revenue Minister Gauthier had urged the 'iii Free - for ONE month courtesy of THE of Quebec. The party's eight Joe Guay, who has since two linguistic groups in ~ Testdrive a Honda tod at : DAILY HERALD MPs all come from Quebec been appointed to the Senate. party to lay aside all - ~ TERRACEHONDASALES i Here/ and none has been elected For Hattersley, a bilingual ferences. The Quebec and : I'll 4842 Hwy. 16 West i from outside the province Edmonton lawyer, it was his Westoz;n delegates appeared ~ Terrace. B,C. VaG 11.8 , If you wish your Business Phone since 1965. s~md unsucoeeaful attempt to heed his words and did not ._ " 635-6571or63S-432S 1~ listed for Your customers please call ."Reznowski is a good at the party leadership. He criticize one another as they i HOND2~k. Dealerkicence Number 020~6A . :::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: 635-6357 Christian man," said one was beaten by the late Andre did at a March policy con- , ' elderly French-speaking Fortin at the last leadership / vention. , woman with a Reanowski convention and once a~ln photograph pinned next'to pledged to co-opcato with the cross on her dress. "We the new leader in spreading Qubcoers Can live with hi~." the,sodal Credit gospel. The 49-year-old University "It takes a real man to say 1 ...... 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J PAGE 6, THE HERALD, Tuesday, May 9, 1978 " Boston lead cut by Kate Smith-inspiration to Philadelphia PHILADELPHIA (CP) -- seven National Hockey God Bless America had charm for. some time Philadelphia's players did, it's good. I think it's Super. I remainnd I-I until 11:56 of goaltender,""We knew Sherohe was said. a good "He the middle session when Kate Smith made a League semi-final series spurred the Flyers to 49 because she had not brought to the rousing cheers of don't want• to get them doesn't challenge as much as them any luck. Spec .tTum faithful, but the psyched up. They can in- Crest Kindrachuk converted Gerry, he doesn't clear the comeback and so did against Boston Bruina. victories in past seasons, had Tom Bladon's rebound into Philadelphia Flyers in the nat been used as "It wasn't my idea to have Boston players just stood at troduce their own guys if puck as well. third game of their bestof- Smith, whose rendition of Philadelphia's good-luc~ it played," said Philadelphia their behch until the in- they want to." his second goal of the sen~i. "But Grahame certainly coach Fred Shorn after the troductions were over. final on his second shot of the covers his angles well. He Flyers defeatod the Bridna 3- SHOWED OBJECTION The crowd was excited series may do that even better then throughout the opening Bill Barber then put the • I to cut Boston's lead in the "They wanted us to line up Checvers." series to 2-1. next to the beards and come period as the Flyers and game away at 3:32 of the The victory snapped The Flyers' managemeni out like football players," Brulna matched goals and third period, cbnvertin,~ Boston's six.game winm.'n.g Montreal stayson, top Boston netminder Ron Bobby Clarke's pass from tried everything to whip the said Cherry. "We are not streak against philadelpma crowd of 17,077 at the going to do it. Grahame and Philadelphia's the right side of the net into in Stanley Cup play and was Bernie Parent" played TORONTO (CP) -- tested on the other 23 shots with Yvan Cournoyer on a 2- Spectrum into a frenzy. They "You know when they told his fifth goal of the pisyoffs. also their first loss in seven Montreal Canadiens finally he faced. on-1 break with both Toronto had introductions of each me about it? Fifteen minutes ' solidly. GRAHAME NOT BLAMED games this spring after they played up to their potontial WANTED GOOD START dsfancemen caught out of member of the starting before the game they come Andre Dupont shot the Thee was no reason to swept Chicago Black Hawks Saturday night, and the not- "We wanted to get off to a position and only centre lineup with both teams ex. up and told me. Flyers into a 1-0 lead with a fault Grahame on any of the in a four.game quarter-final so-surprising result was a good start and fcrtunatdy Darryl Sittlcr back to put " pected to line up on their own "That's just to get their screened drive from the left goals, in fact Cherry thought and won the first two games commanding 3-0 lead in their for us, we got an early power Montreal up 3-0 at 17:00. bluelines. crowd ps~'eh,ed, up. I think point while Dave Hoyda was he had played wall. of the semi-final against the National Hockey League play and scored right away --,. skaing in front of Grahame. "I thought he made some on it," centre Doug Jarvis GOAL DEFLATES LEAFb excellent saves," said Flsers. semi-finalplayoff series with The goal came at 10: 3Uand Cherry. Both teams have workouts Toronto Maple Leafs. said. "When you get up three "Wewere fired up but they THEY GOT AROUND pheasants were introduced marked the first' time in the goals on a team, the other The Habsburg family in America when birds from series the Flyers had been in Shero felt the change to scheduled for today and beth The Canadiens, buzzing got that early goal on the GrahamefromChesvcrshad coaches hinted they may Toronto goaltender Mike team has to open up a bit and power play and it knocked ruled Austria from 1276 to eastern China.were set free the lead. Bat Boston's Brad make some changes for the Palmateer from the opening we can really start skating. the starch out of us," 1918, Spain from 1516 to 1700 in Oregon. Park tied the score on a not damaged Boston's "Once we got that quick and the Holy Roman Empire • chances that gresUy, fourth game Tuesday night. face-off, scored three first- Toronto coach Roger Neilson power play at 13:42 and it i period goals and coasted to a lead, we were able to con- said: from 1438 to 1806. GIVES LIVE BIRTH I 6-1 victory and seem likely to centrate on cutting down "They scored first on a Thewater moccasin, a poi- dose out the Stanley Cup Toronto's scoring chances. power play, got a good PHEASANT81M. sonous snake native to series when it resumes here It's tough to say what they bounce off a skate for the MIGRATED swamps of the southern U.S., will do now. We will just second and we were trapped In 1881, ring-necked gives birth to live young. Tuesday night. have to wait until Tuesday Montreal fired 39 shots at up ice for the third. You can't I the little netminder, who had night." give the Canadiens an inch-- been outstanding in the That quick lead came after and we did." playoffs so far, and got two only 1:34 of the opening with .Ferguson then brought To- (lln Ill| GlUE VOU goals from Guy Lafleur and the Leafs Brian Glonnie in ronto to 3-1 but Lafleur an~ single' goals from Steve the penalty box. Shutt Lemaire scored before the EVERYONE Shutt, Rick Chartraw, Yven signalled the Toronto demise second period ended and Lambert and Jacques Lo- when he lifted a hackhander Lafieur added his second of HLL THE (OmFORT$ maire. past Palmateer for his fifth the game early in the thirdto NEEDS TREES The Leafs, who managed goal of the playoffs. finish it. only three real scoring op As the Leafs scurried The Canadieas returned to portunities while turning in around• trying to get Montreal after the game but organized, the crowd of will return to Toronto OF HOME.,. their worst effort of the playoffs, broke Ken 16,485 sat in charaoterstic tonight. The Leafs had Dryden's shutout bid at 8:50 silence for the next 10 min- Sunday off but will aRempt of the second period with a utes before Chartraw potted to regroup at Maple Leafs ! " goal by George Ferguson. his first of the playoffs. Gardens today with a light Dryden never really was Lambert then combined practice. Canada pulls 'come-from-behind' win against Sweden PRAGUE (CP) -- Garry Canadians just decided to Canada plays the S0viet Unger is enjoying his role as turn things around. And five Union tonight and Sweden Team Canada's defensive goals in eight minutes meets Czechoslovakia in the # specialist assigned to against Hardy Astrom did final games of the eight- neutralize the top centres on just that. nation preliminary round- opposing clubs at the world The result in that, instead robin. Then the teams go into hockey championship. of seeing their medal hopes a final ronndrobia, total. The St. Louis Blues disappear, the Canadians points of the two series to veteran who stands 5-11 and are back in the fight, tied count in the final standings. TO ENJOY Now you can go anywhere and still have those weighs 170 pounds is teamed with Sweden for tl~d place Tonight's Canada-Russia comforts of home. Take your vacation this year with Mike Murphy of Los "The Czechoslovakinus, game is scheduled for 8:30 TREELA GROWING CONCERN Angeles Kings and Bob with a 6.0 record after p,m.--3:30 p,m. EDT with in one of our fabulous recreatiodal vehicles. MacMillan of Atlan~ handing the Soviet Union its television coverage m CTV. Its the only way to go! Flames on the Canadian first loss, a .6-4 beating • A gold medal may be a bit checking line, Saturday, appear to be-oa beyond Canada's reach but a " A CANADIAN FORESTRYASSOCIATION On Saturday night, his per- their way to a third su~es: ..... silver ~ sty, a [~, [b~, . AND.yOuR PROVINCIALFORESTRY,ASSOClATION • ,z~ '7' t~tq '...'il sonal~:'~sk ~~ 'to"shaiiov/., "sire @odd title unless they ,t(~l PerOlOV' "Brasar " and- the' suffer a letdbwn. 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THE HERALD, Tuesday, May 9, 1978, PAGE 7 Bas ball Winnre ] R eeor d setter• ' 'ou ts t an di n g" • J BURNABY, B.C. (C,P) -- l~inrvinNash of Toronto John Saxon of the Trail I John Beers won the out- International beat Van- Track Club won the ram's Yankee's advice puts Pirates steal eight VANCOUVER (CP) --Vie I standing athlete award at conver's Zvonko Stankevic, 3,000-metre steeplechase, Uncial has ended his five- the Vancouver Relays ~ack a student at Spokane then came back to score a game inhand to beat L.A. year career as BHtish meet Saturday, setting one Community College, in the convincing win in the 5,000 Columbia's volleyball of four meet records with a • men's 100 metres. Nash's metres, By .TILE ASSOCIATED California defeated By , THE AI~BOCIATBD a~ainst Cincinnati in the development co.ordinator 2.is-metre leap in the high time was 10.6 seconds. Seattle Pacific topped the ~JRESS Cleveland 6.3, Minnesot~ PRESS .o~er, the most rims by any Cheryl Noble of Victoria won women's standing, running Even " ~hou Re~ie . shaded Baltimore 8-7, . Pittsburgh Pirates used to i~.am in any game this for a job as an account |~o of the other' three the women's 100. up 109 points. Vancouver executive in the~ sales Jackson isn t hitting game- Detr6it topped Oakland 6-0, have th:- idea that offence , season. It was Cincinnati's department of a Victoria records were in track events Patty Loverock of Van- Olympic was second with 66 winnin~ home runs, he bass Milwaukee nipped Kansas was ~,~ting around for worst defeat in 10 years. radio station, as hot ~un. caused a slow ' couver Olympic defeated while Calgary Spartans hand in them. ' City 4-3, Texas beat ~ New 'somebody to hit one over the Montreal pounded four Undal's resignation May I track and slow times at teammates Joyes came thirdwith 64. In men's The New York slugger, York g.S and Boston took two wall. Cincinnati pitchers for 20 came only a day after B.C. Swangard Stadium. Yakubowich and Margo competition, Spokane who has a dramatic flair for from Chicago, 6-4 and 3.0. That's changed since hits l~ the 6peaer, indudin8 became the first province to "When the track gets as Howe in the women's 200, Community Colle@ was tops breaking open games with Royala 8 Brewers 6 Chuck Tanner took over as home runs by Andre win both men's and womm's slow as this, times really then combined with them with U7½ followed by Uni- the long bell, struck out Fred Patek had three hits, manager last year. The Dawson, Ellis Valentine and titles at the Canadian s;enior slow down," said meet and Judy Tobacco to set the varsity of Idaho with 92 and Sunday, but that didn't stop scored twice and doubled in Pirates stele ~0 bases in Tony Peroz. volleyball championships, orpniz~ Bob Hailam. "The record in the 4x200. Vancouver Olympic with 81. In the s.econd game, an him from helping the the go-ahead run in Kansas 1977,73 more than any other His resignation stemmed' only people who have ~a Yankees win an America City'athree-runsixth inning, maJo~leaBuebasehalltonm, error by third baseman Larry Parrish on a double from a March 17 meeting chance of setting meet I League baseball game., rallying the Royak over and shortstop Frank Ta- with Recr,eation Minister records are in field events." On bls way l~ack to me an- Milwaukee. [ veru led the mason with 70. steal attempt in the sixth gave Cincinnati two Sam Bawl/, in which The host Vancouver gout, he gave some crucial And they'ro off and run- proposals were discussed for 01ypmi¢ Club women's relay I advice about Texas reliever Red Sox S White Sox O ~ again this season. Ti~._e~- runs and ~lealt Ross Gilm- changing the funding at team set both track records, Lea Barker to the next Mike Torres fashioned his swii)ed ei~t hoses m esgnc slay his first loss after five victories. Lindal and six other provin- winning the 4x400-metre and batter, Chris Chambliss first completo-@me victory attempts in a 6.4 win over niol ' development, co- 4x200-metre relays. What did he say? with Boston and Jim Rice Los Angeles on Sunday, With the score tied =-2 in ordin~tors. Loroa Griffins of Seattle "He said Barker wasn't and Carl Yastrzemski hit runni~ left-hander Tommy the sixth, ~elmlatl bad The coordinators' Salaries Pacific University broke the throwing ~e~ hard, and his two-run home~s, leading the John ragged and pinning runners at first, and third t'ecord she set last year in. ball was straight, Chum- Red Sox over Chicago. llrotlmsoftbasoasnnonme when Junior Kennedy .broke have been paid out of the towards second and Dave interest drawn from a W the discus with a 51.64-metre bliss said. Torroz, who signed for ~.5 Dad,' ace. nillion B.C. fitness and ituss. Given that substantial million as a free agent after Taverasl~ol0h=aOmarn Moreno Concepcion edged off ..t~rd. piece of Information, pitching the Yankees to the and Bill stole two Cat:h~ Gary Carter mrew euateor sport . fund Chamblias stralghtene~ World.S~les title last fail,' bases each and Phil Garner to third to try to nat Con- ,tablished about 10 y.rs The other co,r~ter, WITH cepelon, but the bell gotby ago. are John Olsen, basketball; Barker:a fastbell out even allowed six hits and struck and winn~ pitcher Jim. Bob Ahrens, Bawlf'a Jim Richardson, ,sneer; A NEW KITOHEN morn--all the way out to the out four without issuing a Rock~ added one apteee. Parrish and w~t into l~t bleacher wall in ri~htcentre walk. He raked his record to , Rouk~, who needed relief field, allowin~ both runners associate deputy minister. Wayne Norton, baseball; FROM to scer~. rays the position was Irene MacDonald, diving; field, and the result was a 12- 4-1. KbalPt fromTekulveJimtoBibbyraise andhis Cincinnati's Pete Rose, 3~llna..lly conceived as a Dave Andrswn, Ice hockey; viand34 victory for the Twins IS Orioles 9 record to 2-1, kid the blame' who reached the 3,000-hit a., .. seeover the/Ran~ers. Mike Cubba@,RodCarow for the running spree milestone on Friday, sat out • allowed to drift with between and field. Hales Cabinet & RETIRED U STRAIGHT and Butch Wynqar knocked dJreetiy on John. the second game because of t37,000 and ssg,000-a-year Chambliss hit his game. in IO runs among then as °'I ~idn't realize he had a stomach d~ordar, ending a J,o ,,= Millwork Ltd. winni~bomer after II New Minnesota oolleeted lg hits to mch a bad move to flnt base •dub.rscerd streak of m each coordinator, othor nix sports have met to York batters In a row had defeat Baltimore. Cubbage and I took advantage, o~ it, consecutive games, the " IAndal had a ~,000-a-year formulato a Joint respmsn to GENERAL been retired by Dock Ellis had two sin~les, adoubleand ~dd Itooksr. "q/~e'eatohar longest of any active major andRarker, triple and knocked in four (StoveYeapr)didn'thavea While Barker was runs, while Carow had two lsa~er. throwlngstrtlght balk, New ainglesand a sacrifice fly for chance to throw an,vl~ly. Giants | Cubs 1 Vida Bins won ~ fourth _ .ov..... MIL W0"K ont" Yak ro~ever Rich Genesis three RBI and Wynqar had Elsewhore In the National same in a row for the Giants had the Rangers wound four singles and a sacrifice Learns, Montral Expos opllt after losing his season . , n Of Crm~r~r~lp" around his sharp;breaking fly to drive in three runs. a goublehoador with Can. pitohce. He hurled, four in. openor. He pltohod no-hit of ldtless relief. Tigers 4 A's O elnnall Reds, ~ 194 ball for ~ ~ anu In other gamas, Kansas Mllt Wilcox pitched s five. and thou loein~ 4.1; San allowed four hits befor~ City Royals beat Milwaukee hitter while Jason Thompson Francisco Giants beat being lifted in the ninth, Brewers 6-6, Boston Red Sex and Alan Trammell blasted Chleago Cu~ ~.I;. Phsa- Phllu 8 MetJ S stoppedChicago~ito.Sox~ home runs to lead Detroit delph|a Phlilies defeatoc Greg Luslnakl hit two 0, Minnesota Twins wmppea ever Oakland., New York Mets 64, and St, home runs and drove in four Baltimore Orioles 15-9, Angels.IS Indians 3 Lot~ Cardl~ beat San runs and Bob Boone and DetroitTigerobeatcakleud . Ran Jackson had four Dle~oPadr~&4.H.omtonat Rkhie Hebner hit one h~nor A'o 4-0, California Angels sln~les and drove in fo~ Atlanta wall rame~ our, each ae the Phillies wm their whipped Cleveland In.diane .run=..and ,.Don ._B=ylor. On Saturday, Pltisbursh third in a row and ninth in Keyllna Wood & Western Glass Windows topped Toronto Blue ~ays 9- dghth .home run anct ~LI~,. "---"-'----'----" ;7- 19.blt New York attach, ' No Job Too largeOr Too Smell 7. three stniPes to pace a az-m! Frandsco beat Chicago ~.1, Cerdinais S Pndroo 4 Fres Estimates- Our Office Or in Your Home On Saturday, Seattle attack as CalifOrnia buried phsadalpi~ahoatthsMets7- Garry Templeton's two. blanked Toronto 9.0, Cleveland. =, &tlanfa defeated Houston run single eaPl~nd a four.run 1.0and~LLouisblankndSan fifth innin~ tl~t carried the '¥E NOVEl) 4842 Hwy. 15 West Terrace, B.C. V80 1L8 , Ezpoe 19.l Reds b4 . BobForech raised hts record 635.6571 or 635.4325' " m Lauda t .akes second . Dasler LlcencaNumbar0'066A ROE ,o 636 64M after tzre bl OWS ' r~ord~°ntrealbyscoringtied al2 eluoru== ~ts.e-z.,i~opby "acat~ingharnessel~ht Te ddvea Hondatoday. = ...... MO Z C^R O - led the,lrst half race S.-.-- Shorts MO iC U ,..Y. (cP) Before .the Moeace Grand while Depelllcr played his waitl~ game and Lauds ran RACE POSTPONF,D -- Kevin Holmee of New Prlx. tum owner Xen,Tyrell TALLADEGA, Afa. (AP) Zealand~wound up'f1 me hn~ bot~o# ~tri~n thircL -- The MISO,O00ninth annual ' Sunday in tbeharnses rac Nl~i Lauda~'wilt/PJMft rd ~Vimton ~0 Grand National driven' world champ/one put the same amount on my REMAINED COOL Depailler stayed cool until stock ear race was pat. at Monticello Raceway. man, Patrick Depalller." Holmes got his 10th victory Depniller won the race i~lhvay thrash the 75 laps wried Sunday for one week around the streets of Monte because of rain. Officials in the 47.race series which Sunday and Lauds made a was held at 10 North fantastic recovery from a pit Carlo. Watson's brakes the Alabama International faded as he slowed for the Motor Speedway .said the American tracks, ineludin~ stop to place second'. Toronto's Greenwood At 33, and after a strin~ of harhor.slde chicane and he race would be held May 14 CANUCK spun into the escape road, starting at 12 p.m. EDT. All Raceway. second places in 68 Formula lettingDepailler throughand qualifyin~ positions will be Holmes had 333 paints, I champiomhip races, whlleFinland's Pekka Korpi Frenchman scored his first ending a ttght three-car retained. Cole Yarboroqlh chase, of Sardis, S.C., has the pole had 298. Herve FaUgh of 'A CANADIAN COMPANY victory and took the lead in Meanwhile, Lauds, who with 191.904 miles an hour. Ange~s, que., the world's the 1978 world championship leading career race winner title race. had lest second place with a Mariners 9 Blue Jays ? puncture, restarted sixt| Bruce Borhte's t~oout, and an at-large entry in the Tyrrell's pre-raee in. tournament; was third with structious had been: "Don't 'and fought back in one of the tworun triple broke a 5-5 tie great drives of his .ca~.r..He la the ~l~hth innin~ and Lean 335 from two wins and two worry about .Carlos' seconds Sunday. Rontemane at the start; he'll made up'two secon~ a lap Roberts followed with a two- on Gilles Villeneuve of run homer that ~ave him a Joe Hudon of Lorette, TRUCK make a mistake. Don't push the Brabhams; they'll have Rerthelrvllle, Que., in the club-record six RBI as Man., was fourth "with 28~ trouble. Keep cool." second FerraH,.poasing him Seattle downed Toronto. -- points. just before Vflleneuve Reuteman~ the Argentine is pole-sitter in his Ferrari, dropped out after a blowput. started badly and got Landa went on to catch bumped by Lauda's South. African Jody R'ENTAL Brabham in the scramble Scheckter, who had gearbox The Northern into the first turn, punc- troubles, passing him just turing a tire and going out of three laps from the end to contention. He drove his own take second. mighty race from lath to Depailler now has 23 title gardener ,Crew Cabs, ¾ Tons, eight place, but it was little points, leading Reutena .ann and Marlo .Andrettl oz me by Dave Havard t consolation. / Briton John Watson, United States, tied at 18, and 'HE BIG MOVE - A LITTLE JOB WITH LITTLE CARE, driving the Other Brabham, Lauda, who has 16. 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PAGE 8, THE HERALD, Tuesday, May 9, 1978 Prinoe Rupert annual sanotioned swim meet Delta King Days by ScottBrowoo McManus commented, "It in PRupert hecauee 25 of the the Amatuer Swim club. About 140 ~i~mmers met was really good to sea the club's top swimmers were Bennett is of the Eagles and at the Prince Rupert small clubs doing such an competing in Ketchikan Sander is from Tuu. Swimming .~oel ex~ellent job." The clubs he Alaska at the state cham- Winning gold went to fes " al begins Saturday and Sunday. to refers to are biaasett and pionshipe. Lorraine Much of Rupert Kiwanis spokesman Gary Conrad, the festivities planned for comvete in the Prince Tasu. At the end of the Rupert and Trevor Weick also of Delta King Days, Kitimat's annual celebration of the days 1978's Delta King revellers are among the spashlest ever. Rupert Amateur Swim Club Still in their adolescent meet the individual Rupert in the It and 12 girls when the paddle wheeler Delta King was home to hundreds of CASA sanctioned swim stage of growth the teams aggregated went to sevea and boys, respectively. construction wo~a, bega~ Sa~i~day. ' And, according to meet. have placed well in every Prince Rupert swimmers In the 13 and 14 age group The purchase of a Delta King Days button for one dollar DELTA KING CASINO The teams finished in regional meet at which they and . three Terrace Ties Gri/y of Rupert and Kitimat Arena. 1:00 - 5:00 pro. Bingo, games of chance, order of numbers. Prince have competed for the lust Bluebacks. Trent Martin of Terrace took will get' you into most of the following events: Rupert had the largest team few months of the season.. Tammy Jackson of Rupert the Gold. May 6-22 FISHING DERBY concession, fortune teller, presentation of fishing derby One outstanding swimmer, The final age group was Sp.onsored by Custom Sports and M.K. Bay Marina. prizes. with 45 athletes - they also won the gold in the eight and Youth Council hovercraft draw, T.shirt booth, Sponsored by won the meet with 596.5 Cheryl Bennett, of Massett's under girls with Blueback the 15 to 19'a with Anne. Prizes to be awarded at Casino, May 22 points. EavEagles, has placed in the Kathy I-Iighe taking the Marie Dolan of Rupert and May 14 COFFEE HOUSE Kiwanis. Complimest of The Ingot. The Terrace Blueback silver to gold category for silver. The boys' gold went Ty Martin of Terrace taking Red and Gun Club, 7:30 pro. Sponsored by C.H. Associates. the golds. May 17 AQUATIC DISPLAY DELTA FEST swim club pulled second the last two of regional to Brian Romanouw of Kitimat Arena, 9:00 pm- 1:00 am. Music by Windjammer. place with 384.5 points and 40 meets. Terrace. Chris Engen of Sp~.taturs were not overly Sam Lindsay Pool; 7:00 - 9:00 pm swimmers. At 230 points the In Terrace', not more than the Marlins took the silver. abundant but they did. seem May 19 YOUTH DANCE $4.00 each. Sponsored by C.H. Associates. Kitimat Marlin swim club a month ago, Cheryl won a In the 9 and 10 age group to spur some of the ~ew of lVIF_,SS,8:30 pm - 12:30 am. Music by Windjammer, $3.00 SILVER ANNIVERSARY BALL put their 29 swimmers to silver in the 9 and 10 year old Jodi Palmer and Scott swimmers on 'the victow. single, $5.00 couple. Sponsored by Kitimat Youth Coundil, • Riverlodge, $30.G0 couple. 7:00 pm - receiving line, cocktails. task and gained 230 points girls. She did the same in PattorsoU won the gold with "A lot of good swimming and C.H. Associates, MESS. 8:00 pm- steak dinner, 9:00 pm - dance and show by the for third place. Prince Rupert last weekend. Cheryl Bennett and Brian competition was shown at May 20 ALCAN MINI-MARATHON Fabulous Note-Abloo. Sponsored by Kiwanis. The two remaining teams The Marlins of Kitimat Sander taking the silver. the meet,!' commented one' 9:00 a~, Plant Tour Building. Sponsored by Alcan May 22 CASINO PANCAKE BREAKFAST in the competition were have bean known throughout Palmer and Pattersoll are of observer. :;:.:_.:;:;:::; :; :.: ;:; :;:;: .:.:. :.:;: ;..; :;: ::. :;:= :: :. :;: ~ :;: ;:: ~....~e...::::::::::: ::::::..;::..;:; :. :;:. :.:.:.::;: ~ :.....::: :::;:;:;:. :.:.:.:.:.:::::-.::::::::::: :;: ;:;:;:; :;:; :.:;:.:.:;: .:.:. :.:. :.: ;:~ :':;: ;:;:':; :; :; :; :':;:;:::;" ;:~::::: ;:':; ":;: ;:;: Masset Eagles and Tasu who the region to be one of the finished at 131 and If0 points, strongest clubs- the one respectively. others attempt to beat. The Referee at the meet Gerry club had only 29 swimmers PARIICIPATEIN CANADA'S TAX CREDITPROGRAM

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) Son of Sam pleads, guilty e]bec kidnapper escapes prison Medcric Cote, 02, were found game wardens when they PARIS (CP) -- Jacques of the Quebec industrialist. It was during this .stretch of shot to death in the woods tried to capture him. Mesrine, who quit ar- near St. Louis de Blandford, Mesrine was then reported Berkowitz's first com-. chiteeture to embark on a freedom that the two game NEW YORK (AP) - David a .44.calibre revolver. Son of demons and promised, he wardens were killed, al-, 100 kilometres southeast of to have fled through the Berkowitz pleaded guilty Sam was the name the killer would "have a lot to say." petency hearing, the suspect life of crime that included Quebec City. United States and South was heard telling a the abduction of a ~uebec legedly while trying' to today to the shooting death of adopted in signed letters to capture Mesrine. Jean.Paul Merrier of Mou- America before returning to 20-year-uld Stacy Meskowitz the vreas and police. Berkowitz also has said he psychiatrist that he corn- industrialist and the alleged treal was found guilty of the France in 1973, only to he milled the killings to satisfy murder of two game war- WROTE BOOK last July 31 in the sixth and wanted to plead guilty to add Mesrine is a graduate in crime and Mesrine was arrested in Paris following a final murder attributed to I~st year, the defendant credibility to his warnings the desires of blood.thirsty dens in that province, charged in absentia. Mercier cafe brawl. demons that continually escaped from a Paris prison architecture. While serving the "Son of Sam" killer, demanded a trial so he could about the demons. On tape his latest prison term, he was shot and killed in 1974 He was sentenced to 20 "It was wrong," the warn the world about the' recordings played at haunted him. today.. wrote an .autobiography, after he escaped from prison years for a series of crimes Officials said M~srine, 43, in France for which he was pudgy, 24-year-old former serving two 20-year prison L'lnstinct de la Mort (In- and exchanged fire with postal clerk from+ Yonkers, stinct for Death), which was police during an attempted arrested in March 1973. terms in France, and two During the 1973 court N.Y.. told Judge Joseph other prisoners escaped by published last year. bank robbery in Montreal. Cursu in Brookiy Supreme Mesrine was in the Paris ESCAPES FROM JAIL hearings, he escaped, taking . climbing over the wall of La a judge with him as hostage. Court as he entered the plea Ethiopian air war Santa prison', in central prison serving sentences for • Mesrine had been serving in the killing of Miss convictions on charges of at- a 10-year,prison sentence in The judge was released Paris. unharmed, but a policeman . Mnskowitz and wounding of Police fired on the three tempted murder, armed rob- Montreal for kidnapping her first.time date, Robert bery and kidnapping in crippled industrialist George was shot and wounded in a men, killing one of Mesrine's gun battle before Mearine Violanto. disrupts daily life companions, but the other France. Deslauriers, when he It was not immediately In September, 1972, two escaped in August' 1972. He made his getaway. He was MANDEFERA, Eritrea Cuba and the leftist ~rab distant areas controlled by- two men escaped in a was alleged to" have par- recaptured in September known whether he will follow the rebels and to prevent waiting Carp officials said. Quebec game wardens, (AP) -- The Ethiopian state of Yemen. ticipated in the murder of the 1973, through with his plan to movement of troops and The three prisoners were Ernest Saint-Pie:re, 52, and plead guilty in today's court government~ is carrying out a During the two weeks this relentless daytime air war .reporter " - and AP materiel-during the day armed with pistols, officials session to the five other Son when every truck oh the road said. It was not known how of Sam killings. against secessionist photographerClandioLuffoli guerrillas inEri~rea, forcing toured areas controlled by is a target., i they obtained the guns. Berkowitz stood before v many civilians to go about the Liberation Front, known DEATH FOR CIVILIANS During a previous escape Curse and answered a long For civilians, the planes from a Paris courtroom in series of questions designed thdr tasks in the darkness of as the ELF, we saw the ef- The SPECIAL edition night. Classes . for fecte of Ethiopian air power are a source of death and 1973, Mesrine fled* with a to see wheter he understood terror that keep life in the pistol left in a washroom by the consequences of his plea. schoolchildren beginat dusk. on life inside Eritrea. Leaders of the Eritrean From a military point of cities and villages from an accomplice. "Do you know the penalty returning to normal. YAMAHAS " Liberation Front (ELF) say view, the planes allow the I for first-degree murder?" Eritresn rebels have been Corse asked. the eircraft--U.S.-made F-5 Ethiopians to soften Freedom Fighters and guerrilla positions in hot fighting for independence serviug a term for ahuction "Twenty-five yearn to since Ethiopia annexed their life," Berko(vitz answered in' Soviet.supplied MiG-2fs-- lighting areas, to maintain are flown by pilots • from some military presence in homeland in 1962. Victories a clear, firm voice. in the last two years have Corse set sentencing for brought the ELF and the Suspect Barkowitz in the Meskowitz Eritrean People's Liberation XS650-SE ease for May 22 and declared Front control of the entire a recess before continuing Oil spill covers countryside and all but'a few arresl,., d with the court proceeding. of the major cities. Having been ruled com- Eritrea, a ll5,000-square- petent to stand trial twice- BEIRUT (AP) -- English beach kilometre area, with a Lebanese military last October and "again in population of three million, April-Berkowitz had a legal authorities have arrested a XS400-E provides Ethiopia .its only Palestinian guerrilla on right to over.rule his lawyers GREAT YARMOUTH, beached four miles from the access.to the sea and is a The XS400 has the big bike look in a mid and change his plea from suspicion of plotting with a size frame. The customized style and See the Special Edition England (AP) -- Thick nil fishing part of Great Yar- strategic spot in the Horn of Swiss woman to blow up a innocent by reason of in- from a wrecked Greek mouth, had leaked an Africa for control of oil low seat height will make this model the sanity to guilty. Middle East Airlines plane mostpopular in !tscrass. $1pT~e e Yamahastoday/ tanker washed ashore today estimated 294,000 gallons of traffic through the Red Sea. last week, a military His lawyers and members on oneof England's most oil. Now that Ethiopia has suc- of his family have noted prosecutor said today. papular beaches before tugs An overnight wind shift ceeded, with Cuban and Rus- .The woman, identified as frequently his instability, as sian help, in chasing Somali have some of the could disperse the slick at began washing off ashore Nanni Albonieo, ~.3, was sea. troops from the contested apprehended last Friday 'at psychiatrists who examined The oil drifted onto eight before tugs could approach area of the 0gaden in the TOOVEY SERVICE him since his arrest last Idlometrca of coast between to train a detergent spray on •Beirut International Airport southeast, the northern as she was about to board a AUgust. the villages of Corton and it, but the tugs today were province of Eritrea has Berkowitz was accused of spraying the oil still at sea. A jet for Zurich with a time Hopton-anSea. ' giant mechanical shovel was become the focus of activity. bomb in her handbag. The killing six persons had Backing the ground troops wonndi'ug seven others with The 18,87~-ton tanker Eleni building a sand ,rampart at bomb was set to go off three V was cut in two Saturday are F.Ss left over from the hours later, officials said. when it collidnd with the Curtou to keep additional oil late Emperor Halle French ore carrier Roseiine off the beach. ' Selnssie's era when Ethiopia Tal~1~'n¢:~ in a North Sea f+ nlx miles The spilleame less than was a prineipal African ally IladlO JL ~.e~k.g3L~ off the.English coast. There two .months after _ the of the United States and " . • -- were no injuries, supertanker Amoco uamz MiG-21s that have been -M1 Jr'~l" The tanker's stern section, ran ugr~und off northwest 'imported since the new JLIIUIL containing most of its 5.7 France, brcke up and spread militsry regimeprodaimed Jrhlek million-gallon cargo, waz 64.7 million gallons of oil on itself revolutionary socialist. HOUSTON. Tex (AP) '- being towed to Rotterdam, the Brittany beaches in the Police kept watoh on a tense the NetSerlands. The bow, world's worst oil spill. ATTACKELF militaryFEARED leaders told ~ ~"~I narth.side area teday after , us they estimate 4,000 Cuban ~~k thousanns, of Mexican- A = 1 • 1 • 1 • troops, 35,000 Ethiopians and Americans rioted when Z]~ 11 GII"IPG I 1~1i !'111411114~" I00 Russian-built'T-54 tanks police tried to break up a .~ LI,4L,OS, J. I.IJJ.l,I, =.m..m.l.4-" =J-~ are massed south • of fight at a fiesta in a park. "., - Eritren's border, poised for .fired,+++++ looting and arson in a' ++,++airstrips in neighboring .+ ++++ 10-block area during a six. ;aarkeSt secret Tigre province are being ex- + hour period. Fifteen per- CANBERRA (Reuter) -- those in judicial positions at panded for intensified air ~J~JB~ sons, including two The Australian government the time, strikes. • juveniles, were arreste, was under pressure today to He asked how the34 were Most of the estimated Saleprices In effect lrOHI MaY 8 li 13,197e.L~ ~. authorities sold. release details Of secret defended and if they had 15,000 ELF troops are One policeman suffered a hangings of 34 Papua New understood the charges,,and concentrated in the area . + ' -- 141 broken leg when he was hit Guinea tribesmen accused of said the death sentences had between the border "and ~ ~J~a._'~'~,.~'i by a car. Two television collaborating with the ne~,er been referred for Asmara, the Eritrean cape- Micro-Mini crew mesnbere were stabbed. Japanese in the Second confirmation to 'the then- tel near the coast, where he- Calculator as the tried to film an attack World War. Labor government. sieged Ethiopian troops Reg. 38.95 on an ambniance crew. They The 1943 exeoutio~ were Papua New Guinea, made recently made unsuccessful were 'in hospital in codh'med by Sir Edmund independent three years ago, attempts to break through a satisfactory condition. A Herring, wartime corn- was an Australlan-ruled guerrilla noose around the police carand ~ television mender of the let Australian territory when invaded by i ni~uerrilla""lsaderssay there / I RadioShack's EC-222modei,s vehicle were burned and Army, after opposition Japan in the war. be able 1o part horn She will have been no night flights, ~ I .h1,,.~wo,,hlove using IhJ$...... elegan~ .ooit.CD police said several other Labor MP Barry Jones Sir Edmund said: "We did calcul5lot during shopping automobiles were over- termed the episode "the give them a fair go. We did adding that the attacks ps Or at home Elghl.dlgll usually come in the early capacity wilh overllow turned. darkest secret in modern see that their courts.martial indlcalor Fou~ funcbOnS and morning and just before percent key With ,~J,hour The initial outbreak oo- Australian history." were properly conducted-- battery, sliD-on and oreseola- lion cases,2+3/0 x 1.314 x it2". ~,FJU~Hr~FJ cuffed as police sought to Speaking in Parliament, but we did have to make dusk. The aircraft fly outer '-~ 65-612 stop a fight in Moody Park., Jones suggested that offldal certain that it was clear that Asmara, which has been which is located in a documents on the hangings if these people did try to.. under a guerrilla siege for predominantly Mexican- have been removed to carry en this sort of thing, six months and zs supplied by American community. protecta,the reputations of . they were for it." air. Give her a gift she'll love - and savel I--~E~usr~-I System Inclu(~es . 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SIMPLICITY IS THE KEY TO INTERIORSTODAY. They use few furnishings, functional a.ndgood-looking, spiced with color and texture, Take a converted attic.with no natural light and make it cheerful, bright Pictured are four winners of the eleven 1977 Trillium Awards given at the Toronto and usable in a dozen ways by building around a modular group and adding texture. Each of the pieces, Furniture Show. The award, cenue, is given to furniture manufacturers of home comer unit, ottoman or armless chair can be placed in whatever order desired. A special asset is the Furniture for recognition .of excellence. There were over 70 entries in this years Hide-A-Bed sofa section which opens up intoa queen-sizebed; the familyroom bedomesan instantguest competition. room. Just as importantly, the mobility of the pieces is ideal for varying groups or uses. With four corner sections, one makes a popular "pit". Covered in grass green, the suggestion of the out-of-doors is h~ightened by ceiling panels which combine green with sky blue stripes. A woodsy note is the natural oak HANDY.MAN SPECIALI WORKSHOP: table and bent,~a~cl chairs. It's all unified by a solid white background. The success of the room is How about this package. 3 EXCELLENCE FEATURED testimony to the fact that one is totally unaware of the lack of windows. (Charade modular group by Sound 3 bedroom full bedroom modular home on ! Simmons) basement home on large completely fenced large ~~.':;:;:; rural lot near schools. rural lot. 2dx24 garage IN HOME FURNISHINGS Needs some tender loving workshop' wlth concrete floor. Chicken coop, green DRAFTS COST MONEY " I care but Is very suitable, In Collingwood, Ontario won three. .Specialty Furniture award. beth location and size, for a house, berry bushes. Clear evidencethat the Canadian The blast of cold air blow- Furniture Industry is alive, inven- Their Reminiscence Collection family. Asking price Everything you need for tive and able .to far.e the chall- won in the category of NoP,h Arconas Coq~aration - of ing through your home ~0,000. Open to offers. confortable rural living at Mississauga entered a practical whenever the outside door is reasonable price at S32,900. enges of foreign competition and American Traditional Dining and fun double seating unit and II | design in a tough market place Room. The suite was done in a opcn~ed chills the rooms finish cniJed Nostalgic Oak - a chair called"Togo." It is made of directly, and forces the • LAKELSE LAKE was given at this years Toronto light brown which allows the solidlyengineeredfoomconstruc- Furniture Show. ' warmed air out the window" Thinking of purchasing a recreational property at individuality and beauty of the tion with Dacronl quilted to "the Lakelse Lake. We have lakeside cottages and vacant oak grain to show through. Kanf- fabric These pieces are modular frames on the other side, Among these exhibits were costing you fuel money land Ilsted. Drop In and discuss these with our sales winners of the 1977 Trillium man's Comment Collection won nndcnnbeputtogethertosuitany staff. Award.. The award sponsored the Modem Dining Room cate- shaped room. every time. jointly by the Ontario Furn- gory. Simple and pleasing to the The Trillium Award winner for An entrance vestibule will iture Manufacturers' Assocint[on eye, thissuitefeeturedchalrawith Traditional Upholstered Fum- reduce this draft substan- (O.F.M.A.) and the Ontario caned becks. The caning carries iture was Cooper Bros. Up- tially, and should be built at Ministry of Industry andTourism through to the hut~:h where cab- ,'holstery Co. Ltd. Their sofa is given t~ manufacturers to re- inet doors are caned also. The D2165 is available in a selection the front and rear door cognize achievement in design, third Trillium Awed W~s for the of fabrics to suit everyone's tastes wherever possible, suggests pr~uction and marketing of Carpathian Collection of, occa- and style ofJiving. the Better Heating-Cooling• sionni tables~ Clear bevelled A growing rural .com. ~ On'ratio-madefurniture. ~',~h~',;~o , ro~,,i,~,o~t'~,, Council. Temporary,,light- SOLD- :LET'S SELL munlty where .. home; Belgin~mglass Was 'used~0n top -- =~..... v"~" *'=~"~w~~- =aro--an "'° "r°ad-v-'" W e,ght" V est~bules' may be YOURS "This years entries represent a while the wood selected was ptmy wuu us; ¢, L~. _¢t -, . owners take Care of their superiorquniity of fumitare being tional Ocoasi0nal Tal)ie category" available at your local budd- property, This 2 bedroom Carpathian Elm veneers with elm with their Crown Colony Collec- ing supply warehouse. produced in Canada," said Ken and maple solids. This 3 bedroom family mobile home with large Campbell,genera] manager of the tion. Their are styledinthe Queen Where this can't be done, home listed and sold within addition comes fully fur. Gibber& Furni~tre Shops Ltd. Anne penod and consumershave O.F.M.A. "Our jury had to was a dotible ~irmei" with their an extra piece of hot water 2 weeks. Contact our able nlshed. Excellent choose from over 70 entries in the entries of the SomersetCollection several table models from which baseboard can be installed staff about handling your workshop on property, to choose. Garden area and frame for various categories and it was a 'in the European Traditional inside the entrance and con. real estate sales for you. tough choice." Competent and friendly, greenhouse. Asking Bedroom class and Wellington In' the Modern Occasional nected to the hydronic heat- service from McColl's. S22,000. Collection for European Tndi- Chairs, Plydesigns of Orono, ing system. The air will be The furniture was judged by tionai Dining Room furniture. professionalsin the industry thus Ontariowon with their Chair tempered as it moves Both were constructed of 7500. A comfortable and 21/2 acres vacant land on Graham Avenue. Very givingthe consumerconfidence in mahogany, A special feature of through the house, reducing the overall quality of the product. aesthetic piece of furniture, the suitable for subdivision prospects. Sewer and water the dining table is it can be used chair comes in a variety of fabrics those chilly drafts. available. Zoned mad. density. Asking $39,000. for four people but can also be to suit anyone's taste. Servingas jurors were Mildred extended to 92 inches to seat 10. lstona of Chatelaine; Doug "The Trillium Awards tell the A point to note for today's smaller Caring for Plants FEB'77 Young, Chemey Brothers, Peter- dining rooms. home furniture buyer that they're borough, On,; Frank Goldoni, getting value for their money," Wh,e You're Away , NEW FEATURES EXPAND COOKTOI~S USE. Remodeling an old Another dual winner was Capri Furniture, Chatham, One said Mr. Campbell. "You have to There's no need to pre- opportunity to improve the versatility of their cooking areas. For exa J.G. Kortleve, Simpson-Sears; Maurer Furniture Meg. Co. Ltd. be selective and critical when configurations available on the market today have expandedthe uses Tom Gladney, Eaton's; Kelly of Toronto,They won the Modem vail upon friends or 'family purchasing furniture; it's an to water your plants while accordingto Sears marketing expert:;. Many gas and electric cooktop., Bates, Interior Designers. of Bedroom Furniture award for the investment." ' and grills as well as thermostatically controlled burners. Ontario; R. D. Creeiman, streamlined "1100 Suite." All "you're away on your next Creelman International. pieces of this suite are ofknocked. The public is invited to direct ~vacation -- now there are down construction with special questions on furniture to "The self-watering planters avail- There were multiplewinners of hardware enabling an easy ex- Trillium Award Centre For able, keeping a constant, but change of parts - especiallyhandy Furniture," 6900 Airport Road, the elevenTrillium Awards given not over-abundant Supply of this year. for people on the move.•Maurer's Mississaugn, Ontario LAY IEB, entry, Wall Decor 7000, a con- Please e.qolose a self-addressed water on hand for your Kaufman Furniture Ltd. of temporary.wail system, won the" stampeo ~:nvelope. plant. ::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: Elegant-LookingWindows Need Not be Expensive P f" Custom made is often , design requireinent. elegant. It's also expensive, Unusual window treatments in clothes, automobiles and add visual interest to a homes. With replacement home. windows however, there's a way t O get the custom look Homcownem thinking A very special ¢nalar4ype I nornnm area. Situated on wm ear ono a craw or without straining the family about replacing old, drafty residence withover 2000 sq. home on .,quiet street In large 85x425' lot, fully sewing room are lust the budget. windows with modern wood ft. living area. Impressive town. Features large landscaped. Features beginning. Four piece windows Should consider living room wit,It flraplaco kitchen and ensuite off beautiful natural rock ensuite bath and feature Modern wood windows, and open bea~t ceilings. masterbedroom. . Askkng veneer on front entrance, 2 ceiling in the living room the vari0us styles. Sliding $45,S00. Call Horst or which are manufactured in a wind'ows ~'r patio doors, for Beautiful pine and cedar fireplaces, 3 bedrooms and add to this home an at. panelling. Situated on a 5 Christel for more details. mespbere of its own.' variety of stock sizes and example, have a trim look completely flnsihed in-law acre pare61 close to town. suite. Call Horst or styles, can add a touch of that suits modern architec- " | i Asking price S68,000. To , *~' . .~ ,).~ Christel for viewing. class to an entire home. The tufa, yetlprovide good i view call Horst or Chrlstel. t warm, ricl~'grain of wood • ventilation and excellent gives windows natural visibility. Used in series, detail. Good design and they have the effect of -factory engineering do the opening up an entire wsill. A fine 3 bedrooms home rest. Bow windows, which curve" with all the features you outward, and bay windows, normally expect plus a Quality wood windows which are straight in the fully finished garage, ~.eaa r construction have. factory-applied center and angled at each circular payed driveway throughout and located on and an u~nusual floor plan. Westview Drive. This. weatherstripping to rensure end, are graceful and This c6uld be the "dif. against heat-robbing air distinctive. They are three bedroom home has large 'iot and additional latent" house you've been especially effective with many unique features infiltration. Combined with small self contained cabin looking for. Listed at which must be viewed. the natural insulation of Colo~rial or Georgian.' on property. Call Horst or $55,000 and open to offers. Call Kelly for an inside wood sash and insulating arch itt~ecture, but are Christel. • Phone Frank. Iookl pointment to view. glass -- two panes of glass becoming popular in with an insulation air space contemporary homes. between -- up-to-date wood AFTER OFFICE HOURS windows effectively guard The wide variety of stock :.i! :,• / against heat loss through the quality wood windows are ,HORST GODLINSKI- 635-5397 KELLY SQUIRES. 635.76161 glass areas and against available to provide the condensation. homeowner with nearly FRANK 'SKIDMORE - 635-5691 CHRISTEL GODLINSKI . 63s.s~i971' Well-I]~ilt wood windows unlimited choices in his GROW VEGETABLESIN CONTAINERSif you're short on gardeningspace. It's come in a range of styles and selection of replacement windows. a practical,decorative way of supplyingfresh vegetablesfor your table. ' sizes to meet just about any ! J

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Decorating TIp: bedroom, with draperies Wide-0pen 'Sun Country' Kitchen Looking for a way to hung from a ceiling-mount- divide an area when privacy ed traverse rod or from a. Has D0-1t-YourselfStorageIdeas or partitioning are needed7 ceiling track. A national magazine has countertop,'is conveniently improving kitchen efficiency One way to divide a room .:•.:..:..:.•:...~.:..:..'~.:..:.~a~...:..~..a..¢~a.'a come up with a "sun mobile on a roll-about cart are exposed natural wood when you want to, yet have country" adobe-styled which has storage space for shelves where often-used it open when you wish, is to kitchen, chock-full of other small:appliances, and items are within eye view use traverse draperies as Garden with Garlic . practical and inexpensive which can itself be tucked and arm's length; a pantry, room dividers. Did you know that garlic' ideas you can use to improve into an under-counter hidden behind easy-to-make You can screen off a was used by the ancient efficiency and increase storage area. lattice doors; a built-in desk cluttered kitchen from the Egyptians as a pesticide'? storage. ~n alcove at one end of for the busy homemaker, • dining area when you are Even today, organic gar- Inspired by Hotpoint's the kitchen keeps the large- and an adjacent slotted entertaining, or provide deners use garlic sprays to newest appliance color -- capacity washer and dryer storage area for trays, )rivacy for guests in a combat garden pests• Almond, a soft warm tone convenient, yet out of sight cooling racks, cookie sheets, -- the magazine used with :he help of colorful or other storable items. .:..:.aa.:..:.~...:,~a.:...:...'a.:..~.:..:.~...:..:..:..:. Southwest textures, natural folding panels. materials and earth tones in The kitchen's wide- 8~\ DOUGLAS ~ -:~]B~W[~ designing a kitchen with openness fits current trends, ' Safety Tip: ~X CHANNEL ~'-//"~"-~ open storage and efficiently according to Hotpoint Scatter rugs can. be arranged work areas: sink kitchen-planning, manager 'dangerous to have around :~~~]~"~ REALTYLTD. center, food preparation William J. Ketcham, as do the house if they're not island, and cooking center. the =how;to" projects which firmly secured. Almond-colored appli- the magazine inco~orated Use two-sided rug and ances that blend-in with the into it. carpet tape to keep rugs 632-4721 :: i kitchen featured in !the Some of these ideas for securely on the floor. FEB'77 February issue of "Family SOUTHWESTERN MOTIF KITCHEN, incorporating many do-it-yourself ideas, was inspired by new Circle" magazine include a DAVE SERRY appliancecolor "Almond" and features many unusualstorage ideasdeveloped by the editors of Family self-cleaning range with [ eeoratin Our I 632.4426 •Circle magazine.Shownare Hotpoint's self-cleaningdrop-in range with hood. 12•cycledishwasher, and range hood, a 12-cycle trash compactor. Comfortable Room Can Also Be Beautiful dishwasher, food waste OFFICIAL BLOCK BROS. ASSOCIATE DEALERS disposer, built-in trash KITIMAT compactor, and a no-frost refrigerator-freezer with "The Performers" SOLAR HEAT exterior ice and water Solar heating is here to that a sidewalk which is still system, most houses use a service. HOMESFOR SALE stayf Of course the heat warm in the evening after a conventional heating system ' Also included is a from the sun has warmed hot day releases the heat it as a back-up for days when microwave oven that, our planet from the begin- has absorbed. there is not enough sunlight instead of being on a J.43 - Doublewide Mobile Home i l ning of time; however, this • Even with a solar heating m warm a house. 4 Petrel -Single Family w/basement i•l same source of heat is just 27 Finch - 1 1/2 Storey Revenue now being used to warm 76 Carlson. LargePrestige Home modern homes. J-20 - 2 Bedroom Mobile Home rllll Most solar heated homes are custom built with the solar heating system adding MARCH SALES , $2,000 to $6,000 to the 8-20 Clifford Street construction cost. However, 3 Davy Cresent by using lhe principles of Z 27 Omenica Street solar heating, you can warm 15 Heron Street some of the rooms of your i 1629 Gryfalcon Street house and cut down on your 889 Columbia Street ~. nsumption of electricity, 28 Hawk Street s or oil without installing J-9 Vista Village a~ complete :solar heating You can give rooms de- such as 'one called "Abbey" 44 Gywn Street t system. signed for relaxation a warm, from the Mannington Mills cozy look when you choose "Million Air" collection has • 1st Avenue, Lakelse Lake the rugged beauty of ~any rooms have win- comfortable, informal wood 91 Okanapn Street furnishings •upholstered in weathered 'hearthstone and dp~s which face south, rich, earth-toned colors that fits in kitchens, hallways, 7-486 Quatsino receiving sunlight and can be picked up else~wbere foyers, playrooms and HAVING TROUBLE SELLING YOUR ,! warmth most of the day. To in the room. patios as well as in. dens. HOME? TALK TO' THE "PERFORMERS" retain this heat,, cover the Make a fireplace in the den Available'in 6-and 12-foot windows with insulated the focal point by hanging widths, it's cushioned for shutters or drapes after the I an old-fashioned wall clock walkin~ comfort• Its exclu- over "its ornamental facing. DOUGLASCHANNEL "PERFORMS" sun sets. This can also be sive high-gloss Dura Polish A set of cast-iron coal tongs wearlayer cleans with just WE OFFER SERVICESIN done to windows which face andan antique-looking a swish of a "damp mop. APPRAISALS-PROPERTY MANAGEMENT west and receive intense copper skillet combine to You might accessorize afternoon sun. create a rustic effect• A large your room. with plants and LOT SALES. DEVELOPMENT wicker basket filled with very early-looking Objects. dried red flowers or leaves si~ch as a weathered, wooden CANADAWIDE REFERRALSERVICE Paint an outside masonry on a nearby hearth adds duck decoy, a few leather- wall of your home that faces accent. bound books and dark MORTGAGE ADVICE A tufted armchair and'a south with black or very FEB'77 painted canisters..A few and dark paint. Place a pane of spool-turned baby bed, cov- ferns hung at. a recessed ered with a patchwork quilt, ASSISTANCE glass in front of the wall, WASH & WEAR PAIR ... In an apartment or condominiumwhere space is limited, or in a single-family window will fin'ish the home where an auxiliary laundrycenter off the master bedroom can providestep-saving convenience, can lend a relaxing Early decor and add country-like leaving a few inches of space this compact laundry pair from General Electric can offer the solution.The washer,hooks up tothe sink ~.merican look to this all- freshness. Doh't Fool Around With Half A Service between the glass and wall to and has a ~ gh-speedsp n for maximum moistureremoval from clothes.The dryer can be wall.mounted purpose room. But since it Talk To A Full Service Real Estate Office trap the chat. As the sun, and does not need to be vented. ' will be a room where family For a free booklet about We Are Hera To Help You - Professionally disappears, some of the activity centers, you'll need "Decorating From the a floor covering that resists Floor Up," write Dept. L-8, trapped heat will be ab- hard usage and cleans easily. Mannington Mills, Inc., CAN WE SELLYOU RS? -- JUSTTRY US sorbed, through the walls • I. A ceramic tile design Salem, N.J. 08079. into the house. •1 []• • [] IIIIlllllllllllllllllllll|llllllllllllmmllgBIEllmmmBBal/BmuiBmm |mm~lBmilmlJm BII|BIIIBI This the concept used in Constructing solar heating • E systems. A house isdesigned with a roof that slants to the south. The roof i.s painted black and covered with a .pane of glass. The heat trapped between the roof and glass is transmitted into " a storage unit, usually a pile : of rocks or a water tank located under the house. The storage unit releasesthe heat slowly in the same way • Cv.h,~a,A n~o at~n Cnuei,= Ave Onlv S35.000. Close to Exclusive 831_4641 Ooulet Avenue. Onl $26~00. 95 • : "" te~wn'~en"t~'e "~b"edraom main floor residence with extra percent nnanclng on 3 eearoom nome, waTer, sewer, m A Home for Your Plants : : I)e'drooms in basement. Compact kitchen. Second pavement, carpeted living room, separate laundry area, m • bathroom in basement with unfinished family room. insulated for hydro heat, shake and siding exterior, The container you select • [] for your plants is all-impor- • [] : We have attractive mobile home lots on Beaver, S9,500 & landscaped, i tant ... after all, that's n [] i $7,500 Also one on Scotton Street with all services for [] $8,5001 Open to offers on each. E.xxclusiv.e851. 2511 Craig Drive~.Onl~,~5,000. Appealing : home to your green-leaved • . [] friends! • . . . 1.18"~cre'~/~'de"aJ--fo~a'~ima'~sT":!b~lroom.home, modern, • • A DISTINCTIVELY DESIGNED DELIBERATELY DIFFERENT [] E. ~r,~ClU.~v..9.q4.~....J~l,,Y....-..I v 4 BuI I Drive s'32,0,,~.04 . ' Large parcel,. .. extra stu dy or sewing room or 4th bedroom• Carport, [],. Experts say you can't go .~ HO~E is featured this week by WlGHTMAN & S~ITH REALTY. a 300'x300' (2.07 acreslGossen creek area,' new fUll ...... d natio concrete foundatlon, snacious livingroom, -- , wrong with those old.fash- • The owner chose a nice 70x.132 foot property centrally situated in the i basement home, main floor 2 bedrooms, kitchen, dining oil I~at " Family" kitchen • ioned, unglazed clay pots. .~ area, living room, entrance area, .bathroom. Some ...... ' ' _m •. 4800 block of Tuck Avenue. Then designed and built this near new -= [] finishing needed, but one can move in. • . . = Water evaporates through "- residence. Cathedral Entry leads up, and lethe right is a large 15 by i thel sides, helping roots to ~" 24 foot carpeted Iivingroom ~vith northerly view, to the left a large • : 5007 McRae Street. Select residen.ce.t 1we finished floors', Exclus .ive..824;.349LOIdLakelse.,La..ke_R..oa.~d:,.O.~nly$4..4~.000. : stay cooler.. kitchen and dining arba, with master bedroom and bath also on the =- m ~l~e'~i~a'ce~'~a'~p~ted'b~rooms, living roOm and k~'ra"] ~/e acre, 6"~J-~ot distant, !100 sq. ff. 4 bedrooms, • ; family room. Two bathrooms, wrap.around patio, French carpeted, compact kitchen built.in range and oven, full • Plastic pots are less ex- "[] same floor. ~ Venture down the Cathedral Entry and you find two [] • [] doors, total of over 2~000 sq. ft. on two floors, paved quiet basement with fireplace and nice recreation room, extra m pensive and lighter, but they large bedrooms and bath, laundry area and Family-Recreation i [] street, carport, attractive exterior of stucco, cedar, and room for office.study.sewing, lots of storage in this clean B should have drainage holes, room with Fireplace. A" carport is attached. 'This home is a [] red brick. Everything needed for good accommodation, residence, garage, playhouse, Owners anxious to sell as plant experts w~irn;. [] realistically priced at iust $51,500. ao- a quick sale is desired. Phone -= [] Asking $6S,000. Exclusive 853. ' they are moving. . • Redwooc l containers ai'e 635-6361, Wightman & Smith Realty for an appointment toview. B I J~ ~t. • good for outdoor use, as [] , . [] .u A.E. Le Page Limited Coast ~ ,Coast Real Estate Service m_ they are rot-resistant and durable. " =. L,.. w,,, ", If you've been gifted with a beautiful container that doesn't feature drainage, put your plant, in: a slightlY i WI6HTMAN,.. & SMITH-;-" smaller clay pot that can set inside your decorat!ve pot. PAGE 12, THE HERALD, Tuesday, May 9, 1978

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...... I-- [] - . For Rent: 3 bedroom The Vancouver Playhouse, Skeena Health Unlt Concrete forms for sale or basement suite. Fridge and ~ve-e~ CLASSIFIED RATES British Columbla's major 3215.2 Eby Street rent. Build your own stove. No pets. Phone635- right to" classify ads under professional theatre will Terrace, B.C. basement and save. phone 5556 (p4.4,5,7,10) appropriate headings and to LOCAL ONLY., 635.6307 ~ "~ 635.3745(p3.8) 20 words or less $2.00 I~r present Joe Ortln's sat rates therefore and to outragelous black comedy The following are a few of Typist.Receptionist For Rent: 1 bedroom duplex, Salvage Bids lobe taken on a determine page location. .nsertlon, over 20 words $. "Loot" on Wednesday May the services offered locally For permanent employment 40 gal. elec. hot Water tank; 1975 Volkswagen Beetle. On 20,000 BTU oil" furnance. stove and frldge included. The Herald reserves the cents per word. '17atthe R.E.M. Lee Theatre by your Health Unit Staff: In Chartered Accountants' Five minutes walk to an as is, where is basis. For right to revise, edit, classify 3 or more consecutive In-" Te'race at 8 p.m. "Loot" a CHILD HEALTH CON- office. Financial statement Must sell immediately phone more information contact 635-7124 or 635-5886 and ask shopping centers. Im- or reject any advertisement sertlons $1.50 per insertion, tong running hit In London FERENCES. typing experience would be mediate occupancy phone Brouwer & Co., 6.3238 Kalum for Don (c5-) St. or 635.7173 (c9- end to retain any answers trod on Broadway Is a zany, - Held weekly at the Health an asset. Apply to 635-2834 (p5-8) directed to the Herald Box REFUNDS: ~lzarreupsldeclown comedy Unit every Tuesday from McAIpine and Co. 7,8,9,16,17,18,23,24,25) , Reply Service, andto repay First Insertion charged tor n a N~ty Python vein. 1:30-3:50p.m. Pleesephone 4644 Lazelle Ave. For Sale: Hard top tent the customer the sum paid whether run or not. "lcketa are available In May for an appointment Terrace, B.C. t/'ailer or will trade for piano For Sale: `• 1971 Maverick for the advertisement and Absolutely no refunds after t Terrace Sight and Sound - Held at Thornhill 635.492S phone 635.7074 (c3.8) Grabber 302 • V8 auto, good box rental. ad ha.~been set. ~d Terrace Library. For Recreation Centre on the (c5-8) LOOKING FOR FUR. running condition phone 635- Box replies "on "Hdd" rther Information call 635. fourth Friday of every NITURE? 4562 (p5.7) instructions not picked up CORRECTIONS: 318. "Loot" is a part of month from 1:30-3:30p.m. Help Wanted: Hair stylist House For Sale within Ig days of expiry of an Must be made before 2nd Kermode Theatre '78. Please phone for an ap. and apprentlc(~ wanted for For excellent prices on 1972 Toyota long.wheel base advertisement will be insertion, pointment, new unisex shop in Smlthers furniture see the bargain This could be the bargain Landcruiser. Complete with destroyed unless mailing Allowance can be made fo.r Kermode Theatre'78, the . B,~bysitters who bring ,apply Box221SSmlt.hers847- floor at FRED'S FUR. fou have been waiting for. winch, extra spare tire, roof Instructions are received. only one incorrect ad. B.C. High School Drama children must have parents 9346 (c10.15) NITURE LTD. If you are tired of paying rack, good condition. View Those answering Box Festival will take ~)lace In 'written consent for im. 4434 Lakelse Ave.. rent but don't want 5135 McConnell 638.1517 or Numbers are requested not BOX NUMBERS: the R.E.M. Lee TheatreMay munization. REQUIRED Terrace 635.3630 ~xhorbitant mortgage 635.4380 {c10.12) to send Originals of 75 cents pick up. 18.20at8p.n. Themainstage ADULT CLINICS Painting Contractor to ~SECOND FLOOR [CTF) payments, we have the '3 documents to avoid loss. - S1.25 mailed. 'Showcase' conslets of award .Theseare held atthe Health complete re-I~ainting of house for you. Cheap to 1971 Toyota Landcruiser All clalms of errors in winning student plays U'nit on Monday, Wed- approximately 90,000square For Sale: 1' Rogers 9 p~ece heat with low taxes. Near with wide tires plus set spare CLASSIFIED DISPLAY: performed nightly for ad- nesday, and Friday froth feet of interior walls. Some drumset with travelling all schools and downtown. tires with rims. View at 5135 advertisements must be McConnell 638.1517 or 635- received by the publisher Rates available upon Judlcatlon. Tickets available 3:00 - 4:10 p.m. by ap- minor drywall repairs casesand Zildjian cymbals. Three bedrooms with within 30 days after the first request, in May from Terrace Sight pelntment only. required. Pain't to be sup- In very good condtion. Ask. electric heat. Nice lot. ~380 (c10.12) publication. and Sound and Terrace PRENATAL CLASSES plied by contractor. Tools .for Garry before5at 635.4938 If you are interested. The price, is $25,500. and 1974 Imp Station wagon. It Is agreed by the ad- NATIONAL CLASSIFIED Library. Classes are held throughout and ofher repair materials to or 635-2771 after 5 (p5-9) loaded • air & tape deck, vertlser requesting spac( RATE: the year at intervals for he supplied by contractor. the number to call is 635- 5339 after 10:30 a.m. auto, back door, well cared that the liability of the 22 cents per agate line. DANCE REVUE'78 expectant parents. Phone For more information, see •Top Quality mixed hay for ' for and serviced. 2 extra Minimum charge $5.00 per theVIckiParialnen Dancers, the Health .Unit for details specification, at School sale. Heavy bales 847-3165 [(sff5-15) Herald In the event ot failure winter tires. After 5:30 638- insertion. May 12th,8:OO p.m., R.E.M. and registration. Distrid No. 92 (Nisgha) (c12t,w,th,may4) to publish an advertisement 1520 (p3.7) or In the event o~ an error Lee Theatre, Tickets: Betty HOME NURSING CARE offices in Terrace or New appearing In the ad- LEGAL - POLITICAL AND Wann 635.6763, Bev Evans - Nursing car=ein the home for Aiyansh. (c5-) 1974 F10o P.U. 4x4 ps, pb, i, vertlsement as published TRANSIENT AD-' 635.7068, Maxine Cummlng - those who need it on referral auto, canopy and 5 extra :i shall be limited to the VERTISING: 638-8240, Adults $2.0!), from their family doctor. tires. - Camper window, amount paid by the ad- $3.60 per column inch. Children $1.00 Terrace area only. British Columbia Wanted to rent a 2 bedroom 56,000 miles. Excellent vertlser for only one In- HEALTH PARADE v/ Housing Management 14' light alum canoe, 4 years house or suite unfurnished, condition $3700after 5:30 638; correct insertion for the BUSINESS PERSONALS: Mills Memorial Hospital For4yearoldchildren. Held Commission old, very sta'bleln water $120 in town. As soon as possible 1520 (p3-7) J portion of the advertising $4.00 per line per month. Auxiliary Thrift Shop on on third Monday of every MalntenanceSupervlsor . after 5:30 638-1520 (p3-7) phone 635-5727 (cff) space occupied by the In- On a 4 month basis only. Lazelle now offers a full month. Developmental, Northern B.C. For Sale: 1974 Toyota correct or omitted item only, stock of Spring and Summer vision, hearing screening $7,784.00.$20,724.00per an- 1)/2 RP Seagull outboard. Corolla. Excellent condition. and that there shall be no DEADLINE wear. Drop in on Saturdays done. Please phone ,for num Great for 'canoe, trolling, Phone 635.6684any time (pS- liability to any event greater from 11:00 - 4:30 p.m; appointment. ' reliable, used 1 season only 8) than the amount paid for DISPLAY: ' PRENATAL BREATHING Under the regional manager, $200. After 5:30638-1520 (p3- such advertising. 4:00 p.m. 2 days prior to There will be a Special & RELAXING EXERCISES Northern B.C, the main- For Sale: 65 Ford Custom 4 Advertisements must publication day. SinglngServiceonPentecest Held every Thursday at- tenance supervisor will be 7) dr.. 9ood .'unnlng condition, comply with the ~rlt~h Sunday, May 4th, 1978 ternoon at 1:00 - 2:00 p.m. responsible for the main- Fibreglass runabout with pho. ~. :.2080 $350 (p10-13) Columbia Human Rights Act CLASSIFIED: sponsored by the Terrace V.D. CLINIC tenance of rental housing full convertible top, 1977 50 which prohibits any ad- 1:00 p.m. day prior to Church of God. The singing Held every Monday at 3:30 development. Respon- h.p. Mercelectric with extra 1973 Pintowith sun roof $'1500 vertlslng that dlscrlmlnates publlcotlon day. will beg!n at 2:00 p.m. and or by appointment, sibllitles: phone 635.3696 (p5-10) against any I~rsen because every0nelslnvltedt°attend" SANITATION To assist in the planning tankContact on GrantE2 load Papps, trailer. 4721 of his race, religion, s~x, Service charge of ~.000n all The Church is located at 3341 The public health inspectors and implementation of the Loon Ave. 638-1856 or 638. 1976 Ford E150window van. color, nationality, ancestry N.S.F. cheques. River Drive and the Pastor are now situated in Eby annual maintenance .8131 (p3-9) Mint condition, 19,000miles, or place of origin, or because Is Robert L. White. Special Street. They will be pleased program for rental housing; Sony stereo, captains chairs, his age Is between 44 an¢~65 WEDDING DESCRIP- singers will include Andy to assist with any sanitation To direct preventative For Sale: 14//2' Fibreglass and many more exti'as. years, unless the condition iS TIONS: Quock and Randy Adams problems, maintenance programs; JE~oa.t.50 HP Mercury. Needs Phone 846.5875 (p3.8) Justified by a bona fide No charge provided news from KIhNancooI, B.C. AUDIOLOGY CLINIC To prepare plans, som#-work, electric start, (~ORDON STEWART requirement for 1he work submlttedwlthlnonemonth. Held at 4612 Grelg Avenue. specifications and estimates easy load.trailer.. Asking HURRY FOR THIS ONE. 1970 Chrysler Newport, p.s., $5.00 production charge for Hearing ests will be done by for maintenance; $1500, phone 635-7540or 635- Just listed, an 80x200' lot p.b., re6r defroster, block- wedding and-or engagement doctor's referrals. Tel No. Certification of work .2056 (ctflu4) (no.19 Plan 4878) off John's heaters 5800 phone 635-5102 pictures. Newsof weddings 638.1155. undertaken by contractors at Road, Terrace, B.C. We after 6 and weekends. (cff) (write, ups) received one LONG TERM CARE the site; believe this is listed at below Published at Terrace month or more after event Weight Watchers meeting Office at N9.205.4721 Lazelle Direction and control of market value at $5i500. Ideal 73 Renault front wheel drive, spot for a trailer. ,For,thisor asking 51000and 1976 Kx250 B.C. 5 days a week s10.00 charge, with or heldevery Toasdayat7p.m. Ave. Tel 635-9196. coretaklng, janitorial and without picture. Subject to at the 'Knox United Church Assessment and planning for maintenance staff; any information on your real motocress Kawaskl like new Mon..Fri. mornings condensation. Payable In Hall, 4907 Lazelle Avenue. those ellgiblefor Long Term Perform other related estate needs in the Sunny asking $1,000 638-1483 (eft) Shuswap area. Please phone advance. Care. duties. Rooms to Rent: Kitchen and collect for our free Shuswap VW Van 1977 - 7 passenger as PUBLISHER PARENTS IN CRISIS AID TO HANDICAPPED laundry facilities phone 635- listing catalogue. new with many extras, 7000 CLASSIFIED AN- Are you making your own Office at No..205-4721 Qualification and Ex- 4948ask for John (c6-9) Don Cromack Gordon L. Stewart (el<. miles 635.5290 after 6 and NOUNCEMENTS: ,life and your children's Lazelle. Tel 635-9196. perlence Terrace.lts] 832.8608 weekends. (cff) miserable?. Do you con. Assessment and guidance SUBSCRIPTION Century 21, G.V. Realty Births 5.50 stantly yell at your chlldren, for vocstional and social Secondary School (1976) Ltd. 67 Mercury 1/2 ton P.U. 300 6 RATES Funerals 5.50 or hit ther~, or find it hardto' rehabilitation done by education or equlvale'nt 832.6001 Salmon Arm, 1B.C. cyl. 4 speed $750 phone 635- Effective October 1, CardsofThanks 5,50 coati'el yo~,r angry feelings consultant, combination of education (c2-7) 5592 (p3-5,7,10) 1977 Memorial Notlcee $.50 toward them? and experience sup- P.I.C.'s goal Is to help you plemented by relevant 3 and 5 acre parcels on 1974 Ford Meteor Montage. PHONE 635.6351 become the loving con: . technical training, several Woodland Park Subdivision Excellent condition. Normal Single Copy 20c Classified Advertising Dept. structlve parent you really years directly related ex. Summer Cabin 24'x36' on want to be. perlence in maintenance and leased lot on West Side of $14,000 and $1900. Two lots extras. Vinyl top, 35 By Carrier mth 3.00 onlyleft. One with creek. JD Cleveland motor. Prlce All inquires absolutely GOLDENRULE construction at the super- Lakelse Lake. 200' Lake $2500 phone 635.2804 (p3.9) By Carrier year 36.00 confidential. Odd jobs for the Iobless. vlsory level. Please send frontage. Must sell phone Prodor, 490 Anderton Road, BY Mail 3 mth 12,00 Comox, B.C. V9N 4B~I phone B.C.O.A.P.O. Annual Fall Phone Mary or John 635-4419 Phone 638.4535. 3238 Kalum details of experience, and 635.4252(p2.7,10) 339-4736 (CS0.Iulyl) By Mail 6 ruth 22.00 • - (ctf) ,. qualification to the Unfurnished 2 bedroom 58. MOBILE , Bazaar. November lath SKEENACENTRE Regional Manager, house' for rent. Must be ,By Mail year 40.00 Build your home among Senior Citizen year 1918. Arena. Banquet Room SkeenaCentre offers to the GEMINI EXCAVATING Northern, B.C.. "employed. No heavy HOMES ~_, Senior Citizens ot the LTD.. British Columbia Housing drinkers. Require beautiful large cedars on lot 20.00. LEAVING HOME both a Terrace and Thornhlll area (WesAndrews) Management Commlsslon references. No pets. Phone 150x210 Skeena St. Asking ii British Commonwealth and superb' comedy and a 11,S00.00 Offers. Phone635. powerful emotional drama the following services - Backhoe Work Box 310 635.3684 7:30 p.m. (p2.7) 5102 after 6 and weekends. .. 1969General Trailer on United States of Amerlca I on family life, will be . Activity Centre for hen. Hourly&Contract Prince Rupert, B.C. l:/a acres of land. Big year 51,00, dlcrafts 635.3419anytime For further intormatlon on For Sale: 8Oxl0O' lot. View Garden space, fruit trees presented by the Terrace . Day Care for working (AJ12). application please contact at at McNeil St., Thornhlll. On and much more. Closeto Box 399, Terrace, B.C, Little Theatre In the R.E.M. No.5.342.3rd Ave. W. Prince town. Lee on Sat. Ma~/13 and Sun. Rupert, B.C., phone 627.1501 water system. Asking $6,000. .. Phone 635-3025 after 4 V8G 2M9 ~D~r/:.ln for companionship I . • Phone 635.7540 or 635-3250 May 14 at 8:00 p.m'. Ad- 19, 1918 (o5-7) '. & coffee, , THE HOBBY HUT by MaY (cffju4) Telephone: mission $4.00 and $2.50 for Monday thru Friday 8-4. Ceramic supplies & (c4-10) 112.604.635.6357 students and senior citizens, Transportation available. Greenware, air brushing t Advance tickets at McColle Contact Skeenavlew Ledge available • custom firing, For Rent: 2 bedroom suite, For Sale: 1973 12x60trailer Real Estate. Mature en. 3936McNeII St. Baby SlHIng available, your unfurnished, frldge and DID ¥()U KNOW THIS? HOME DELIVERY 635.2265 with 2 bedrooms. Phone635. Terrace & District tertalnment. 6,15.9393 hours; day or nights trained stove. No pets phone 635.4394 Jack Ketch is a term 7697 after 4 (c20.mayl0) Thornhlll & District .:~keens District Girl Guides supervision, large (stf) meaning ha~man, Phone 635.6357 • The Terrace Dog Club will would like to announce the * playground (fenced and hold Its monthly meeting at opening of .a Land Ranger • ABLE ELECTRIC LTD. equipped), large Inside play the Thornhlll Community Company In the Thornhlll Eledrlcaland Refrlgeratlen area, on quiet street. Phone Hall. Wednesday, May 10th area; Girls between the ages ¢ntrict, 638.8398 or 635.3187. (p4. at 8:30 p.m. of 14 and 18 who ere In. ~ House wiring. te~ested please call 638.3061 61S4S76 ; or 638.1269 (ctf) Le Jardln,d'Enfance, the . FULLER BRUSH Terrace Fench Language MILLS MEMORIAL Order now by phone. Phone " , Santo Cervello, mlmeat will Preschool Is accepting THRIFTSHOP or make an appointment, Office & Shop space perform ,,Matamorphlsle", registration of preschool MIIII Memorial Hospital Marnle 635.9721. available, Hwy 16 Thornhlll May 18 and 19 !n the Veritae children ages 3.5 for Sep- Auxiliary would appreciate uhone 635.3863 or 638.1108 Sym at 3:30 p.m. lan Booth tember classes, Visitors day any donations of good, clean will perform ,,Mark.Twa!n In at the school will be Monday clothing, any household Person" May 18 an,' 1~ at 1110 May lS 1.2:30 for parents Items, toys etc. for their Clarence Mlchlel Gym at wlshngtoobservetheschooi THRIFT SHOP. 3:30 p,m Tickets for ~th In session, Phone 635.7318 For pickup service phone 1978 TS 125 Suzuki trail bike performances are avallab e for more Information, 635.5320 or 6~5.$233,or leave for sale, 400 miles and In at the door at $1,00 ~per donations at the Thrift shop LOST: 1 month old Debar. excellent.condition. Asking. person, These performances on ' Lazelle Ayenue on man Pincher answers to the ~00,00,Phone 638.1072after are preslmted in conjunction The "Northwest Charcoal Saturdays between 11:00 name of Dllllnger. Black 6p.m, with Kermode Theatre '78, Burners" will be having an a.m. and 3:00 p,m. Thank with Brown markings. Ears Informal blacl~ powder shoot you. (no) not done, Large reward Must Rill 1976 Honda GL Alternative Energy En. Saturday May 13th9:~0 a.m. offered. Phone 638.1613 or 1000. In excell~t condition. thuslasts • Solar, Wind, at the Kltlmat Rifle range. ' 635.5931 after 6 (c3.1) Phone.638-3858or view at Methane, Hydroelectric, Everyone welcome. RAPE RELIEF - 4404Welsh Ave. (p2O.may9) Wood etc.- Are you Currently & CRISIS LINE Reward offered for the dellgnlng or experimenting WANT E D DONATIONS FOR WOMEN ~ relurn of Mocha, 3 month old with emall.scale renewal:Is 1"he Three Rivers Workshop CALL 635.7155 female doberman. Milling energy systems? ~ ' The for the Handicapped are OR since Sunday afternoon from Pacific Rim Education looking fOr donations of any 635.7728 Kalum and Loan phone 635. Terrace Thornhlll N.D.P. Praiser'Is setting up a 01d, broken or used plecea ot (clf) 28896p3.9) Club Flea Market and Northern NetWork to Garage sale, Sat. May 13, 10 facilitate development el furnlture, also any dlscarded Lost. Brown framed blasses, a.m. • 3 p.m. at the Thornhlll such systems. Pictures and wood products we could use INCHESAWAYCLUB black arms with a hearing Community Centre. Tables prelect descriptions are for recyclll~l or renovating. Meet every Tuesday nlght at aid attached. Lost between $5 each, Admission 50c nlseded for a bookletto be Call us at 635.2238between gin the SkeenaHealth Unit. Riverside Gro~:ery and the adults. Sellers phone 635. I~bllehed th'.s aprJng. Write 8 a.m. and 3 p.m,, we will try For more Information phone overpass, Reward offered. 3582to'reserve a table. (c8. Box'707, Terrace, B,C. (wthf to make arrangements for 635.3747.or 635.3023. phone 635.2490~(p5.1) 10) 7/a~ to may11) .... .,. pickup. i ,/

PAGE 14, THE HERALD, Tuesday, May 9, 1978 SHE WAS A DISGRACE Complete'~Soleetlon of For Sale: 12x54 mobile home GENERAL Lady Eleanor Smith was I with 12x54 addition, 4 CARPENTRY charged in 1923 by the Men bedrooms, Shop for two NOJOBTO BIG and Women's Christian Now In Stock trucks, some other buildings, OR SMALL Temperance Union with Do It Now 1978 MAZDA on large well kept lot near ADDITIONS, SIDING having "publicly smoked a schools in Thornhill Phone RENOVATIONS cigarette on the quad of 1974 MAZDA 635-2933 (p3-7) CEMENT WORK, Magdalene College." IMPA~LA' CANOPY 1014 ~,,'~ 01800 PU PAIN.TING Aluminum SALE: 12x46 two . CAMPER Sdn., With GEM .F_OR Phone after 6: HENBANE HELPED 2 Dr. H.T., Custom~ top canopy bedroom mobile home. 635-4094 Radials Fold Down, Fits 8' 4 Radial Tires Located on fully serviced lot Henbane leaves were once Sheets "L Pickup truck box ! "U in Thornhlll. Asking S13500. put into shoes to prevent es Financing available. weariness, and the feet were 26" x 36" s4,41)0 '800 s2,495 Contact Gerry Warren at bathed in a decoction of the Royal Bank, Terrace, B.C. leaves to induce sleep. 1973 FORD 1974 TOYOTA Phone 635.7117 (ctf) 12 sheets only-. 3.75 GRAN TORINO COROLLA For Sale: 1968 10x36 Im- NOTICE LIVES IN TREES 1600cc Station Wagon perial trailer, furnished, The dormouse is similar to Station Wagon phone 635-7860 (c10-13) This Is your notice that the a squirrel, living in trees and undersigned carrier has sitting on its hind legs THE DALLYHERALD %600 12x54 Safeway, 2 bedroom made application to increase holding food in its forepaws, with 30 addition, frldge, per shipment charges, class but unlike, squirrels, it is 3212 Kalum St, Terrace 1913 FORD EOONOLINE .rates and commodity rates, nocturnal. 1974 DODGE DART 1971 FORD stove, carpet, drapes In- • TORiNO cluded. Set.up and skirted in applicable between points SWINGER 2 DoorH.T. VAN A. RadialTires trailer park, phone 635.4310 served by the named carrier. 2 Door after 5 (ctf) Subject to consent of the '700 Motor Carrier Commission, m~ the proposed changes will For Sale: 1970• '2 bedroom 1969 FORD 1969 VW t74 VALLIANT become effective - July" st, 1971 FORD 1970 CHEV trailer with fridge, stove, BLAZER SEDAN FIO0 PICKUP 4 Dr. Scamp dishwasher, washer & dryer, 1978. F100 PICKUP 4x4 4 speed Automatic has a 10x25 addition phone Copies of the proposed '2,200 635-5340 (p15-13) changes may be examined at '1,260 '21600 '1,000 '1,000 the offices of the un- i 1972 TOYOTA 1972INTER dersigned. 1962 WILLYS 1920 MAZDA 1972 DATSUN NATIONAL LB 110 Any representation JEEP STATION STATION COROLLA TRAVELALL respecting proposed changes Sedan WAGON WAGON 2 Dr. 1600cc With Ext~s may be made to. the As Is Automatic Superintendent, Motor '700 Sl,5OO BRITISH COLUMBIA Carrier Branch, 4240 Manor s950 *600 =1,000 HYDRO Street, Burnaby, B.C. VSG 11971 MUSTANG 1974 MAZDA 1971 FORD 1971 1974 AND POWER AUTHORITY 3XS, up to June 6th, 1978. DATSUN 710 MACKI PICKUP B1800 MUSTANG FORD PINTO 2 Dr. H.T. Red Invites tenders for - PACIFIC TARIFF SER- MACKI Loaded .VICE LTD. sgo0 s995 '900 '2,295 *860 i Catering and Housekeeping Tariff Agent for: i i 1975 DODGE Services at Clore River CHAPMAN TRANSPORT 1974 DODGE 1976 MAZDA 1975 FORD 1972 DATSUN Campsite, Terrace area for LTD. MeNAGe 1.3 808 CUSTOM AUTOMATI C MOTOR HOME the period 'approx. 29 May SOD-SECURITY 4 Dr. H.T. 2 Door Coupe 4 Dr. Sedan SEDAN VANGUARD 197810 30 September 1918. N~OTORWAYS LTD. '12,500 Reference No. Q8-4457 • (c-7) s2,996 *2,996 =3,300 '1,000 Closing Date: 24 May 978

Rental of Kitchen.Diner Complex and Recreational Complex for approx. 5 months for the Clore River Camp. Terrace, B.C. For Sale: Registered Reference No. Q8-4449 Morgan - Walker horse, 5 Closing Date: 7 May 978 years old, gelding, trained phone after 5 635.7563 or 635. Sealed tenders clearly 9523 (pie.15,19,21) marked as above.referenced whatever will be received In Room 5 year old registered Quarter 1026, B.C. Hydro and Power Horse gelding. Western Authority Building, 970 andEngllsh shown Terrace Burrard Street, Vancouver, and Prince George Ideal for B.C. V6Z 1Y3 until 1:00 a.m. children or adults. Asking local time, closing dates are $1,000 phone 635-2826 after 6 above. p.m.,(cS.5) your Details may be obtained from the office of the Pur- chasing Agent, 10th Floor, 970 Burrard Street, Van. couver, B.C. V6Z 1Y3, telephone 663.2577 and 663- TRAVEL OP- 2560. (cl-7~ PORTUNITIES: Sooke pitch... ,j" Motel by the Sea. Three .;~,',,,,ii,,,~,.~ days for the price of two until June 30. Wharf, beaches, hiking, fishing. Nature's Bestt For Brochures, write HELP WANTED: Earn Box 343, Sooke, B.C. V0S $200.00 monthly part-time;. 1N0. Phone 112-642.5644. (4- $1,000 full time. Easy to 7,17,m.-7,17) succeed with our training. STRIKE Write Fuller Brush Com. PERSONAL: Discerning pany, C-O Box 108, 808, 207 Adults.• Shop discreetly by West Hastings St., Van. mall. Send $1.00 for our couver, B.C. V6B 1H7, or latest fully Illustrated Mr. T. Diamond, R.R. 3, catelogue of marital aids for Kamloops, B.C. V2C 5K1. both ladies and gentlemen. (cff) Direct Action Marketing Inc. IT g ~Dept. U.K., P.O. Box 3268, Vancouver, B.C. V6B 3X9. (cff) ART AWARD PRESENTED EDMONTON (CP) -- 74 Ford Camper Special William Perehudoff o| Pickup with ' O.K. Camper. RiOH! Saskateen has won the 1976 Like new, tape decks, radios, University of Alberta queen size bed, all other national award in painting usual appl!ances. S0,500 and the related arts. The phone 635.2826 after 6 p.m. award, established in 1951, TAKE A LOOK AROUND YOUR ' (pl.7) goes to Canadians who have made distinguished con. tributions over a period of time to the development of ATTIC, GARAGE, RUMPUS .ROOM painting and the related arts in Canada. Priced fur Quick Sale: 1974 OveHand 5th wheel travel WILLPOWER GE'I~ A AND TURN YOUR DON'T WANTS INTO CASH trailer. 33' deluxe unit with HAND tub and shower, flush toilet, TORONTO (CP) -- Since propane . electric fridge, 1948, a drug popularly known stove with oven, AC or DC as antabuse has ' been lights, thermo stat. prescribed in pill form as an controlled forced air antidote to ulcoholism. It heating, propane hot water causes the alcoholic to feel AT THIS SPECIAL RATE tank, dual sewage holding sick if he has a drink, but a tanks, 40 gallon water tank, few patients lack the will-. and much more. Comes power to take the pills. So complete with 5th wheel Sunnybrook Medical Cmtre hitch and electric break is implanting the drug control. $7,750 Call 847.9757 surgically in the abdomen of bard.to-treat alcoholics. •6 LINES"6 DAYS'S DOLLARS (p3.7)

e, Print your ads in the squares on the coupon. Be sure to include I HI:RAIn ~'.~ail Coupon with SS.00 cash : your telephone number and leave a blank space between words; I DAILY ,--=,n--,* Cheque or Money Order to: I I ' "STRIKE IT RICH" "Strike It Rich" Ads I Items may not exceed $250in value. Price must be included in the I The Daily, Herald I advertisement. I ADS 3212 Kalum I • INDEPENDENT SERVICE STATION I Please allow one space between words Terrace, 'B.C. V8G 4B4 I Your advertisement will run for five consecutive days upon OR receipt of coupon and accompanying payment. GAS BAR OWNERS !, llillilllllillllilliilllll I SELL UNDER THE MOHAWK SIGN AND KEEP = IJ lliiiiii I iIIIIlllll ilill I No cancellations or refunds. YOUR INDEPENDENCE. ! m,iiliiiillil IIIIIIIIIIIIIII. , No business ads please. If you are in or thinking of getting into the gasoline I I business be one of the growing numbers of successful /I i lit t li:ll i Illlllt.il illli Mohawk Dealers in Canada. I L Advertisements must meet the Daily Herald advertising ,tan. ', i J I I..i I i I li~.l' i I I i l, I i I j liiiliJ I dards. For details write to: t I ,'~ I I Name --'. .______------, Strike It Rich ads cannot be taken over the telephone. Box 1870, Prince George, B.C. or Phone:" 962.8414 Address ...... MOHAWk OFF ERS'YOU: Postal Code ...... •...... ___....--...-.~--~------:i Classification ..... _ .... Te'lephone No.-- FOR ITEMS UP TO $260 IN VALUE 1. Independence in your operation I ~ . I 2. Many money saving programs 3. Full line of related products ,__,Turn..... Your Don't Wants_...... ,nto.lnto ...... Instant Cash .' Take Advantage of this Special Rate TodayX 4. 100 percent Canadian Owned Company (cft-T) THE HERALD, Tuesday, May 9, 1978, PAGE 15 i

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8/./7" 1 7RINKmE I~ ~3~ t(~l~/N6 HURTING DEAR ABBY: With the Catholic Church becoming so C.AV~O~<~- • ~J~ YOUA RP.M ,~l A PR/~, l'/~/~. • . . 7N/~ 007:., ~/4 OF~-.ROV /~/PA'// .DEAR HURTING: Although your feeliuge of resent- liberal those past few years, ~ you tell me whether the / A~Y/7" ' ~,.L ~H/M mentureundarstandshle, tryteempathlzewith ons who church now permits its members to join the Masonic i; ~ ~4o~v ...,~,

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• . DEAR CURIOUS: The general prohibition 8gainst Catholics Joiping the MuonfeOrderremalne~force under, i - DEAR ABBY: First I read the .letter signed, $6___AND_ the presentinw of the church. Iron told that Masons would i STILLA VIRGIN, and then the one from ~. ~ STI~ accept Catholks-if the Catholic Church would permit A VIRGIN, which moves me to sugses~ uus epitaph z, them to Join. • .. ' beth: 'q~are lies the bones ., DEAR ABBY: Re SUSPIOlOUS who found hidden in his ~| Of Betty Jones . wife's closet six beautiful sheer nightgowns which he had For'iher life held no terrors'., never seen before:This appears to be a sheer case of ,A virgin bern neKligeel ~ ~ 1 l~ ~ . • k # ~ I I . I I AII , No hits, no rune, no errors." ' ' ' ' , CARL IN MURKYSVILLE, PA, Are your problems too heavy to hm~le done?Let A b by

r:4 ..... ' kdp you. F~r n personal, unpublished reply~ write: Abby: • " Box 69~00, L0e Anples, Calif. 90069. Enclose n stamped, ' salf~ddressed envelope. • DEAR ABBY: We were three ~in brought up in a strictly Jewish home, so we never had ham, be~n or l~.rk ~L O~ house. NOW that we are all grown up ana marrsea, DEAR ABBY: What's wrong with one of the smartest none of us obsem;es the dietary customs, but our parents women in town who's so convinced she can't pass the driver's test that she's been driving without a license for still do, '., ,/"5~-" My. oldest sister husabeautifulhome, andwhenche.bas six yearn? , ' and papa ever, she.serves them a d~,y d~_.er.,.but I try to tell her that all she has to do.isread the driver's she always puts a big pork roas~ on rne came zor ever~uuo manual, then go take a test and maybe .drive around the else. . block a few times with the exmhining officer. But she won't / Mama and papa have never said anything, but i know believe me. " they are hurt. What can I cio? She's a good driver, but I can't persuade I once told m sister I thought she was out of line ~ put her to get a license. A husband can't turn his wife in to the ' y ,, ~ork on the table with the folks here, and she said, 'We police, but I am tempted. have pork in this house, and they know it, so WhYlikebe a,, , , NO NAME, PLEASE hypocrite? Besides, in MY home lql serve whatever I . ' ' " DEAR NO NAME: The "smartest woman in town" could I still think my' sister is wrong. Or am I? . , SEA IN THE BRONX be the sorriest, and her husband could be the "brokest" ~-: . : . • should she.become involved in an accident. So, ff you can't i ].|~, DEARBEA: Your sister Is not only wrong, she's childish, talk some sense into her head/ask your insurance 8gent (or di~espeetful and mean. She,stryln.gtod|ow contem.pt for lawyer) to try. the old traditions and at the same time Jet mama ann p~: ' " know that she's her own bess now ana san ne an an CONFIDENTIAL TO NEW MOTHER: I ceuld write a t pleases. (It's'true that she ean,.but ~.e.doesn'thave to. ~ boo'..koh .dvip to the new mother, but ff you want happy, them over the head with a pork roast to m~r,e net pem~,p weu-a~J.umea, secure enuaren, ,never say: . ,, • ,, , , I." H you do that once more l'm going to punish you. ...~ ..~ ...... ,._ ~....a.ot9 For Abbv's ~, "Why can~ you be good-like 3our sister?" . •who..Jma ~ne.,(roe _n ~ ears rico So©...... umppav ~r...... eits $. "When .daddy comse. home youre 8oinj~ to go¢ a '~'ou can wait for hlm D if y6u like, He's doing six "Thai's the first time I've seen your mother leave new DOOKi~ -Wa~; 's'cen era w~. w -,,,,-,, ' "" l" " Abbvl 182 Lad~y,.Dr.,,.Sev~; Bins, Cdif, 90~lS, En.dose, |P.,md,,vd~.,. / ...... ,,...... !,-...., ~..-.. . monies for, 'embezzlement," the table without a sdcond helping." ~ -----w- ' "" O e ~. U ii~m~Pu/,HP i.~u~mp .a,s%y ,,,, ,.~ uv.~ ~v~,~. $1..... and a lanE, stamped IFA cents), self.addressed envel p , g .r~. W-.n And~- don ' t bother me. Fm bus.v now, " 7 pieue .... ,, • ' .

-5--" PAGE 16, THE HERALD, TUESDAY, May 9, 1978 Power pop ble]. ds chords and rhythm for new music trend Written for CP stow. A former computer It is difficult to dig where CBS Records has By DAVID FARRELL operator for Elizabeth beneath these surface balding its annual con- With punk rock dying Arden, the 22-year-old impressions because vention: and disco music melding Londoner is married with Cost•liD is reluctant to A bobby hauled him off into the mainstream of one child and comes on talk in interviews and to jail for a couple of ' 0"""' pop, critics and like the anti-hero figure tight-lipped about his hours as a public , AND . of a contemporaw novel. pa.~t. nuisance but some of the "LINK, musicologists are looking for new trends in the Born Declan McManus, His first album, My conventioneers must

medium. L he is a look-alike of the Aim is True, was done for have been impressed. Power pop appears to late Buddy Hi)liy but his Stiff Records, the British Within a month, ..o,, ANDERSON be the most promising songs lack the ro- firm which earned Cost•liD's name was on entw, a st~,le that blends manticism offered by the notoriety for its offbeat the COS roster. chunky rock chords with Texas crooner. They are talent signings and funky, uncomplicated full of the bittersweet slogan: "If you're dead, Haling just completed rhythms and a realities of alienation and we'll sign you." his fir-~t North American predominant melodyline, rejection and evoke the The record became an tour and with My Aim is usually played by a British working man's underground hit and True doing exceptionaUy rhythm guitar or plight. launched him on a tour well on the Billboard keyboard instrument. with porn-rocker lan charts, the next test is the Among its practitioners LOOKS LIKE .MISFIT Drury, The Damned and release by CBS of his sec- / T.VGUID. are Poreigner, Tom Petty As a performer, Ban I~we, formerly of ond album, cynically All listings subjeot to ohange without notice. Ducks Deluxe. The tour titled This Year's Model. and the Heartbreakers Costello is a master of the lumimnliitii|lUlimln•iiii|lmniaiiinnuimiinnilli|annnilinl and Elvis Cost•liD. deadpan grimace behind was recorded and will It is doubtful that It goes without saying his black horn-rimmed shortly be released on Cost•liD will become a that Britain is in the glasses, locking his legs this continent under the media darling like Rod forefront of power pop together as he strums an title of Live Stiffs. Stewart or Leif Garrett Tuesday, May 9 s p.m. to midnight and North American oversize guitar. His •IMPRESSED CBS and the mournful quality bands are quickly hands gesture almost Costello proved his of his songs will make it i adopting the sound. spasmodically and an ill- ability to sell himself last difficult for him to crack Of the three acts fitting suit gives him the summer when he per- the AM radio band, But mentioned, Costello of- appearance of a formed on the pavement his oddball personna has 2""(NB.C) 3"*(CB~) 4 (CTV) 9'*"(PBS) fers th_e most interesting drunkard. outside the London hotel endeared him to his fans. . "The Newlywed NHI~ Playoffs The Gong I'll DI

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