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Wage and price Controls are reiected OTTAWA (CP) --Two major companies said telephones and 35 per cent for businesses, ~.ln the Commons committee studying the bill. Thursday they den't likerocking the boat over He added in a statement that Bell is prepared "~Carl- Betgte, president of the C, D. HOW proposed federal price controls but the to discuss altethaflves to the price guides ~fl~titute,'baid Ottll~a will have toqulckly take government gave them enough leeway to start the government and the CRTC. more drastic action -- probably mandatory the mutiny against the limits of six and five per Pierre Jeanniot, executive vice-president of •controls ~if wages in the private Jector do not ~,,#. cent in the next two years, Air Canada, said in a Men,eat statement the move down on a mon~-to-munth basis. Bell Canada and Air Canada said they don't Crown-olwned airline is in trouble because of He aim said major adjmtmeats a~needed want to defy Ottawa or thwart the restraint declining passenger volume and rapidly in- in bill. Acroes-the-haard limits are unfair to program, but beth said they operate in special creasing costs, and the Canadian Transport Jower-paid workers and sound .the death knell circumstances and will pursue above-the. Commlesian mnst take that into consideration . of colloctiVe barpining for a two-yea~,.perlod.,' ceiling price inereasea. when Air Canada applies for higher fares. Transpert Minister Jann-Lue Pepin avoided Meanwhile, opposition attacks in the Cam- Doris Anderson, president of the National fanning-~e flumes in ~rConlmoan by turning mmm were blunted by some good news. Action Committee for the Status of Women, attention~way from the imminent clash bet. The trand-sotting Bank of Conada rate fell by said the legislation will be "particularly hard wcen the government, Crown corl~rations and more than half a per eent to 15,6 per cent, on the people, who can least afford to take the. regulated agencies. • causing banks to' lower some lending rates. hardship, and that is woman." Pepin, subbing for Prime Minister Trudeau And Statistics Canada said industrial ~e said•most of the federal workers who are. and Finance Minister Allan MacEachen, production ~ in May for. the first time since women are clustered at the low ~d of. the pay preferred to emphasize two rare bits of good last summer. "- scale, about $10,000-a year. economic news -- interest rates are down and ~lowever, the two shota in the arm were industrial production is up. overshadowed by the continued failure of the Union representatives anid p~lie-santor But he left the door ajar for federal Crown federal government to p~cate the country's workers .competing with privlte4eetor corporaUons and regulated compan/es to go la~eat tuber ~onp. workers in certain industries will be anfairly ahead with their plans, saying oniythat it will. A thrse-hOur meeting between Trudeau, singled out by wage restraints.- ..... take "extraordinary, uncommon end ex. MacEachen and the Couadiah Labor Congress A civil liberties association spokesman said ceptioual circumstances" to Jnatily substantial ended in a standoff, with the gov~'nment the bill is unconstitutional because it removen price increases. , reJectiiig .the group's six-point economic the right to 'strike by public servants and thus Pepin added that the cabinet's new wa[chdeg recovery plan and the anion reje¢ilng the undermines their right to freedom 'of committee will make final decisions "on price federal wage-and-price control program. association, increases. The CLC's program included a call for lower 'And the head of the Investment Dealers Treasury Board President Donald Johnston interest rates, temporary eX~e controls, Association of Canada said ff Crown car. denied reports that Ottawa plans to pass a law use of pobfic-sector pension funds to provide perations are allowed above-ceiling incrcases to h01d down fedora] prices ff necessary. low-cost mortgages, more government epan- the government should have to fully explain the Bell' chairmanA, :J.~da Gmmdpce-uatd in dang to create jobs, a m..ora~r~um on mortgage exceptions.. Montreal the company won'tchange'its ap- foreclosures, and amendments to the Andrew Kniewasser said that without those - pllcatian to the Canadian-~dio-television and. Bankruptcy Act to protect workers' wages in actions, Ottawa's attempt for voluntary TelscommunLeati0m ~ Comn}isalun. for rate" receivership and bankruptcy situations. restraints will lose its erodibHlty~and that will ~increases,;."'i." incldding_.!~.~.'25pe~'.'i'.'.it~!01'residential .-~cef~.~.~ 'i i~'~I" , - Thethechin.... centrols program ulsetookit on ,lorce mandatory controls. - Fronob communists favor pipeline deal

WASHINGTON (AP) -- would become too depen- pllcations of this for the from LR~ag[~'S instinctive , said the administration has unravelling, of U.S. dent onSovlet the EuroPeans.? He said the anti-Communist anti-Soviet ,largely eliminated" th-e reign, " :polic~ • that Soviets,- ...... would . gasbeneflt~too and st~,ff ~of. the National bins and he wan't easily disarray that plagued U:S.. .Europlmaa 4"elatl4M~4111dW...... /.: But some senlorl U;S. have told Reagan sliid in his 3uiie 25 President COi~ Md that secretary appears now to be • officials are convinced everything he needed to resignation atstement that the Europeans "have - haunting the Reagan ad- Reagan didn't know how know. the administration was confidence in us once ministration .in Europe, important the project is to Several officials" and wandering from the again•" The decision by the the depressed economles of experts think the ad-, "careful course" that was But there has been more French government. Western Europe -- as well ministration is frantically needed for a clear 'and dismay than confidence Thursday to ignore' asamurceoffutureenerl~, looking far an excuse to consistent U•S. foreign lately. President Reagan's attempt "The president is in sort reverse the dseisiun without policy. to '~ block Eu~ropean par- ofabox/'oneofficialkaldin acknowledging it made a Bea$~n disagreed at a Britain announced it ticipatl~ in.cutr~ctio, of, arec~t interview. "I don't mistake. But another said nevfs conference fivedays ;~sympathizes with the a nstural-gns p|pel~e:fromr thinlr' he realized the ira- he thinks the aetion reanlted later• Andin a statement, he French action." the~go~et Union toEurope Local tourists enjoy scenic fishing has cast a pall o~,,er U.S.- European relations•_, i | accept the unllat'eral • continues Beirut assault measures .taken by the l.s r a e I i p I a n e s privately owned radio complex of West Beirut nssaults after hitting West B;,3. tourism increased United States on June 18," divebombed guerrilla-held stations reported many wer6soantal~directhita. • BeirutandtheBekaaValley • - -said a brief ~tement from West Beirut for the second guerrilla targets were The same block was hit in on .Thm-sday with the VA.COOVER (cP)- The chaml~r of com- occupancy levels in hotels the 0fficeof Premier Pierre day today, concentrating On ablaze as jets made born- aimast every air raid Israel _ .... The Ministry of Tourism is meree in Kelowna, an and motels may be down, Mauroy. Palestine Liberation bangruns on the 25-squsre- has mountod in Beirut since laying od~. that 1962.wiII be Okanegan community that provincial campsites are French Foreign J~inister Organization positions on kilometre besieged enclave• Israeli forces invaded a windfall year for the See depends on tourism as its filled to capacity. Claude Cheysson said the the edge of the BoiJrj id- There was no Immediate Lebanon June 6 to crush the hospitality business in primary source of revenue: United States and Europe Barajneh refugee camp word on casualties, guerrillas. ID~[~y S' British Columbia, but in- said occui~ncy levels in He said there's a five-per, are undergoing a near the paralysed in" PLO military centres in Israel had threatened the dustry spekesmen aren't local hof~JS, motels and cent increase in campsite "progressive divorce." ternational airport, and around the sports PLO and Syria with new page 3 betting on it. re~ortsaredawnbetween15 .use thk year, but deesq't "There is a remarkable Associated Press Jobs PIuL the ministry's and 20 per. cent from last think thecurrent economic incemprehemiun; between _corresp6ndent Terry ' - assistant deputy of year: A motel opm'ator in..' slump is the ~.aoon forthat. , marketlng, says in spite of Port• Alberni says . the trend. the Unl,ed States and "Anderson ireporting from .... lobbies / De-am Europe." he said• "The Yanser Arafat's ad ..... ~e receMlan, people aren't hospitality industry :in that United States seems totally ministrative nerve centre in Kitimat hesitating to spend a few Vancouver Island com- : "I don't think the indifferent to our West Beirut's Fakhani doilarson.,._,,._ ..... travel, ,._...___ PIUl says manlty...... ~s~..:__ off...... 20 per cenL..,_...... eeouomy,, ..will :;,-.,~.! ft people's,....- . P roblems. •' ' . . neighborhood" " said at least • Hereld Staff Writer~ " fertilizer" plants r'~4given " to: " d:'i'a ~ ' plet/en" " of" " "" a : methanol...... ' " ...... plant " K,Hq33.1~ tiai~lllii~. lOO[~ Jl~ULL~Jrwo.r[a ainu uo[m tastes, ne'~I Id ; ~'.|wer Ha l g re m gne a partly thrl)e bombs were~dropped KITIMAT -- Kitlmat proposal submitted by in Kitimat and hesn~de a ~d~is.t~ye~ s~di~db ?t~ ~an~Ore~s ~ortd~n~o~ Ymlikesl~unLh,ebard because Reagan overruled near the area. • council has approached Ocelot Industries Ltd. ~ proposal for an Urea- J .... urn8 Y , i 8rounaory0u, ooat,::~ haman the pipeline issue ,,p_,,.,o,,,o¢,o,h ...... r Domenetrolellmtosetnna Col,nrv Aroma-so -~o-, ,~o, o,L . II a ier predlctions that and the northern region of - . * ~ Hal felt it would* be too • ...... B.C-,s~ir:,b]=:;-..:~,=-~:-,~:~--,~=.-~=-.~=1:= ~----M ~:~ '==' ; ~ M " -- ~ ' = "M' ~l-- .' . M ' L- =' ~ ' . : .... Mg ~ -- -- :-- ". .---anti-aircraft- fire-wns sent--meeting-to -discuss:the .... Ocelot--m nearing-com.-Joining.site. • . w ,. ~c~tmumwy v,.couvermanuaremnn8 "rne 8nrmlm~g~canaumn damagingtoUS.-Eurovenn intn:thomkv,nndth, nln"~a mssibilltv of locatinu the • .deposit a record i~ 2 particularly poorly in spite dollar compared ~Ith its relations and that ,, " " -- " .... ' " " " :.came in low and sl0w, Wenternl~G project here. billloninte: the province's ofm0vesby some to reduce U.S. counterpart doesn't Washington -probablyl Anderson reported. Dome was awarded tho purse thlq." year. their ratcs" H°tcl'°peraters applsar t° I~ :helPiitg'tl~" c°uldn"t ~steP]t anyway"' : Tiie Tel Aviv c°mm"(i-natural Pa ail'ation "It seems thatpeople are in Vernon , i Nanaim0, tourls{-related businesses He also believed the ,said /is jets attacked seco~ary for the 14 billion Shutdownextended not forgoing,,, ~travel,~' says, i Ks.mloops; .l~ince .Gsor~e~.t~: to cope i ~wlth'.i. the. administration's decision to Puleet/nian t~ and ar- project'last week. In d0/ng Herald 8taff Writer Plul._Itsnota.l~wy. lta~_~ 'and Prince-Ruper~ also i-ecemion. . lift the grain embargo, itillM.y posltion~ near the so it ,beat ont a rival KITaAULT -- Amax of Canada will be extending the an eamud right., ...... • reportodbusiness in down.'. " against the Soviets last airport and the Sabra proposal from Petro- shutdown of its Kitsault mofybdenum mine by instituting a But many "individuals 'Victoria';." traditionally Graham , To0n~ey, year, which he~dso.oi~:' quarter,.a Palestinian CanadaslatudfurBinhCove four.day work week when theplant comes back o~ stroem whbse b~Ine~es depend on looked ~,to -.1autism as -its superintendent of* traffic posed, undermined tSe neighborhood on the near Kitlmat. ~ Sept, 6. -- tourism haw yetto ase~the number 'one revenue- operallonsat the Douglas credibility of :U.S."~ Mudllerranean coast. Although Dome has said record .crowds that Plul Amax announced the work-week reducUun earlier this produeer, is doing border cro~in~ south of arguments for. the lt said the attack began at , its preferred site is at week, claiming the downturn in mineral prices forced the L H~ s Win V~t ~e province '~easenably~ well in cem- Vancouver, said in June % Europeans to stop /the • move. parisor|with other cantres," there were almost 17,000 about I p.m. (7 a.m.: El)T) " Grassy point near ~ Port ' I pipeline. . Amax officials said the shortened work Week n~ant the " -Jack Butterworth, said Don Nlxun, manager of fe~zer people entering _.and ended 90 minutes later. Simpson, the provincial gas - About 20 European firms shutdown would not have to be, extended, That shutdown is presidmt of the B,C. Hotels the Groat.ei"Victoria Visitor Canada-' at thSt-=Crossing The',,thanderous' roar of allocall~ announcement have Contracts worth an .~pected to begin Aug. 7. "'Association whiCh Information centre. than there Were'in June; raiding jets and PLO-fired left open the possibility of estimated $11 billiop to h~p Amax first began curtaflin~ production in February when represents more than 450 " ..i:~/: i .. :, 1~1; mLs#lles shook the whole of locating the project build the plpeUne, which is the Lebanese capital, elsewhere. the mine want to a five-day wsek from seven. • hot~s and motels in th~ "Way,t /~te~ski of .the - ...... ~ ." . scheduled for 'completion in i~v~ce/-asys business M l~iS.t~Y~/:~mde,. ParkJi ,~ut the w.est ~_ootena.y ,~ Lebanese,, state and Kitimat Mayor George The shutdown.and reduced work week will mean about ~0 19e4.:~omanda of kbsate. ' ...... ~.- " ,.i down about 30 per cent. : a,d ~lld~/~sald While, one...... reffjon m u ' u • t~at;. _m " *Them said the district was of 412'employe~..W~ in0t be recalled,, say.Amax officials. . ;. ~, - attraeung more u.~. at stake in E~rope at a thm~ ." " ~. making arrangements to

"~ " r " " . " v~|~rs this year thanJnst post'warwhenunenipl°yman{is'atahigh," " Cir~sh |IM| DS~'_-- meet with Dome president ~a m ,Probably because :0f Reagan's.. actioni an- . Energy Minister Bob ~/;I~HENi'{'i": W, USED:WILLB0 .m ?IX)I* . cani'pailning by " the haunted on 4tree !g, would TERRACI~.- PaUse have MeLelland within the next tars mmoeistiun, in Kels~. prevent European com- not released the, names of couple of weeks. ' OO~,OUWenfpa,$tofix upyourcar I)u'.yo~r budgel~- panles from using u.S._- the fonr people J~Jured in the Skeena MLA Frank wont allow It? Beat the high cosier ne~ Fiarfs with Association director licensed equipment in the single Vehicle accident Howard has also said be quallt);~ used partsfrom . . ,-./ . ., . : •' l~0Y'Edlpit has promoted pipeline, It was one of the "today at 8 a,m. The mKent would he lobbying Dome •~ the region in Washier0."n penalties he imposed of inJuries was not'roleased. and the province to have the State and. encouraged - ai~lust the, Soviet Union - The vshicie 'apparently plant located in Kitimat. S:K,B. AUTO SALVAGE merchantsintheKooteuays because of the mart/at-law :. crashed", into a- tefephone Howard also says he, is • 635-2333 or 635-9095 to guarantee their U.S. -crackdown in Poland. i~Je:at 03e corner of Tuck working towards having one : guests an e~change rate of Reagan also said he was and Kalum streets, , ~- . . " 35f0DuMnliustoffHwy, 16EI. i ,,~-'~ ef up to two allocations of 25 Per cont. ~ worried that the Europeans knocking it over.. for Urea-Ammonis '1 I ~l~le• 15 Ti Iklrald, Friday, July 23, ill2 ': t +.:_o+++_ __ Pinch," e r s pl " es cl"- lase phantom!, ++....

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':~ 'Tarrier. O.C, " !ly: .Stsriinll,' Pultlliher~ '.Ltd. ";,~ ~ ~vlutee ms~ ~,ear m a oooi ~elpng uml. ~, ~,i!. : ,m.~, ~ ,U0ml around Uli~~I1o1~!//~Umt ltll f~,. froldi.~ ~. ,.:~m~.iz~,d..:'. ~oo~! ..ci~a , mime, ~a~rat~..," ~,~ nri,sh! ~eece omeer who, ln iemla~,~~.:,/~;i~ *ira,+ a", N~TO, is+.i... ~/,~, "+':,'.+* :, ~ +<;~.t?.:~+ :'.: .~., .Numblr.:!,lolv p~lale. #eld In .~i!l,, relurii"p~iielie., .': 'i+!9t5; .my~!mve been ii 5ovlet spy; i~,:,./: .~/:',: ~,:L~..ii . ,Bul.. the i!tfl.IHr~r!o.wq ~ell!el, ill fl{r,~ !rom.lherm~ •/d!ic/ailm behlg made in D~rl~ il87 Do all trliitem . : ~:++OVar,nnt~ L :, :+~ i:: 4'+::: ' +: ::'! .::' 7;: I~)lls, .,new dead; I~alne, he#ld of: Mlli; tlie B!'lflall: i: :' !~ed" i +;: *+ ": ,/ : ;i: ' "i ~:: ;/ ,',: +/::7: ::i-I. • >;" ! :;/: :, •,/: .;::•':+:: :+ :"/" :()• :=7': ;'::' :~ + "' i '<:: ~'~tY qency+i £~mpite,~f!cl~ stateuienli i~t/nO~;: :~.Ti!is ath# Seventh cll~litthe.agei~ since 1060~UySthe i" :\~ ~r? Cal~LtWlle trustee a]ona.influence the w~!l el • ,~llrllr.i:7 :+~ ') '*:r'f ::' I"'I' k LII" '' +"~ 'I~ li:+'[l' '; :IL: 7' '-.+Circuiilll0n:":--"was+ev+rpreved against ninl, his name i,ui!dei.+ + a . l~eW,State!m,an mngadne. , : • ? k~rl i,[+. ,''," ~ ' Ik'il ~' i [I'II'+I i ; : • the.bomi? ...... , ; ,.,... 'L " ++Mit dapto~y deeliori are rods by tim tive Tern,.ee ~ +.....m., ." . :+;+".: *" +?+:s: *' ....++++' .. - :+" -' " ". ": ' .It .w,. .,em.m that++ Klm-Phllby,"' +:+ a:++ Soviet' *' ++..... ofRCMP+ oounter-intellileaee,who worked at • "lnisiees, turning to •the difficulty the le.r oi~-to~. Iritoes have in attending the freq.eet aflermon meetliis, : . Publiiher:,.Gal'ry Husak.. . . spy'in,lthe top ranks of MI6 -- Britain's, equivalent, to the the agency's main.base at Cheltenham and substaUons in .,. CIA~ was cleared In the asme way~ in the 1960m only.to be CyPrus, Hong Kong and Australia• attend the evoning board meeilnga. |hay imve .... " +. -- unmasked in the 19e0e..He pronlptly defected tO Moseow. Bennett, who retired to Australlal was ai~uead Of ~ a • ++../+..i:'++._.:::.ii~.=~d+i~ri...... -. :+ ..... ;___: ...... ++. L._L~he day Gousenko died, Canadian Prof, Hugh itambleton many of tim committee meeUngs and em.nittee-ofShe- Sovlet spy by the RCM[P security se~ici~, for:whom he -. . ur,on,t.,re0g + • " . - was/arraigned In London on' acharge of spytng agid/mt whale meetinp where the heekip'etmd ~ormsuon is Worked until 1972, author Duncan Campbell writes +In the presented and Inlttal discussion takes place. Thla ia a Britain between 1966 and 1961. New. Statesman. ,- -. Advertising Sllas: ' That, teg, Is an old story Allegations lilaimt Hanlbleton problem which a district of tl~ size must deal with as I~nt • Benaeti was su .bl~.uenUy medically dischaqled'frem the by a Soviet detoeter were invesdgated by Canada in llll-li0. Terrace " Davld Hamilton ucrvice and was later _exonerated by Canada's attorney it can. There was no prosecution as llambleton had Violated no general. • he way to deal with part of ~ problem would be to Canadian law. n~ke optimum use of board meetings by ellminati~ em-ly Staff Writes. Pllelogra phers: Spoils: Bennett figured in a controversy surrenndilig the novelS It might have ended there, but when Hambleton, who has deadlines, cm'talllng chit chat dasigned to shorten the time Nlike Howleff Don Schaffer Portrait of a Spy by author fan Adams in the late-l~i'0s. left for controvendal issues, and reducing the coffee bleak both British and Canadian eitizensldp, came to Britain on Bennett. claimed the mi~in, character was a thinly veiled holiday, he was promptly arrested. -- " Item 30 to 10 minutes by delaying media lnterviewl until the flat|seal el!araetorizatlnn of hhn that wrongly made hlm Reception.Classified: From 1956 to 1961 Hambleton worked for NAT• tn Paris. -+-meetingis adlourned and discussing lamm publicly at|be Carolyn Gibson eut to have Mens Soviet spy. He sued and settled out of and it is thought the spying al.l.egatlon relates to his work court in 1~1. board table instead oi.wivatelyat the coffee table. there, Do all Inmteea have equal power? Theoretically. An Bennett's name came up again after publics||onof Circulation: The alleged offence took place long ago, over a relatively Individualboard member has no legal status other thnn lhat Pinch~'s book about Holt|s. Plnch!~r dis¢lased that John " + i ~!e~ Tayl0r , short period and NATO, as former CIA official Harry el Watkins, Canada's .ambassador to Moscow from 1954 to of an ordinary citizen except when sitting with the fast Rositzke has written, is a notorious slave where official 1956, had been blackmailed by Soviet agents. th~ board in a legally constituted meeting, None|lima, NOTiCEOP COPYRIGHT secrets ar.e concerned ..... duclainus rods by individual trustees are b~ dialled up The Herald retaln~ full, complete and sole copyr ight Watkins diedWhlle being Rrilled by the RCMP in Mow Still, Attorney General Sfi' Michat!l .Haven has Judged In any advertisemttlrlt produced and.or any editor tal treai In 1964. One of the interrogators w~s Bennett. as board decisions, thiq the case Is serious enough and the evidence Sufficiently At a e0mmitise-~-the-wholeJuly 13 the board was asked or phot0grsphic gontent published In the Herald. • After 17 years, the news that Watkins died in RCMP ~eighty to |UsUry prosecution after tlll this time; to give belated approval to the coat oi gifts presented in Reproduction is not permitted without the written hands led Quebec to order a new inquest into his death. permission of the Publisher. The day Gouzenko died and Hambleton was charged, Bennett refused to travel to Canada, citing health and June to four reiiring teachers, When I objected to aliprov~- Geoffrey Prime was accused of indecent assault on three other reasons. But two pelice officers travelled tg. Australia an action that had already been takee, I wnn told there lld ~:. ~ young girls and became, shortly afterwards, the focus of -to collect his testimony. been no time to |leek board approval be#me the ~ win ' _ Britain's latest spy scandal. The coroner ruledlast month that Watkins died of riaturai purchased. Can you pkture the trustees giving belated It seems that while investigating the assaults, palice causes .... approval t0a purchase rd rode.in the name el the bolrd? e. Slmlkrly at the boord meeting that nsme evmdng two ).. letters (addressed tothe board chairman) were prlanled .C: 5-' by ihe chairman of the planning and grounds committee, with. decbdons already made. THE OMINECA HERALD One letter was from the District of Terrace requinli beard approval for a sign to be prated at the ~ court on AND TERRACE NEWS the corm" a Thomas Street and Straume Avenue, advlng .ilmtiarldng for persons using the tennis court is ave|laMe ~I3L. 39 THE OMINECA HE]IL4ILD .&ND 'EER RACE NEWS, NEW HAZELTON, BOWEI)NEi4DAY. AUGUt4T .'ill, lt~14 NO. :|4 at the REM Lee Theatre. The board was advised that the sllpl would be posted. Period. No reaction from the board was invited. : All Roads Leading ,to Terrace for The ssened item was the Uplands School Parent Ad. vlaory Committoe's request that the board 'set up a timetable far positive action' on theli traffic prchinnl. TSe mmiuionerl of The Op iog Skma Highmy Monday Again trustees were not invited to comment; instead tbeSy were advised the mainteuanee department was discuss|all Village Cerlmration of Terrace .,,, road. will lead to Terra. Mo.-vl~lthigladles..sid a l,,t'.fi.:t..re ,.,- dily liext (ladmr ])ay) llllicl the r{~iil8 |IlK glltlier~,d iogt,tlier foil' PnlPi,kqqlt,,v solutions with the CitY of Terrace.... wll be well 1. tr mlztql lhllidrt~tl8 of xlt~pllig qul|rlPr~ for hldil,~ who f*4|l hi Terrace school district .has a. planning and 8re|rode ... tqtr~ will lliiike tim trip over the high Ilitlke ,:|her :irraltg~iliettt~, committee which, I'm told, meets only when new een- take this opportunity of welcomingwisitors way, both from the east and the wt~.tt, . Mr. Mk.hl~l is heml of t~..n:lttiq, tat The great ~.qL'tt*4loli will be tile offlehll tile (hit.~ illld this will lle. thP gi~l,iiiesl structton is being considered. Even |hell no minutes are to Terrace on the eecasion of the opening . Ol~id.g of the lllghwuy t 9 eiviliml d.nee ever hHd hi 'l'ern.'~.. taken. When I asked to eee the carom|tree's minutee far the of the Skeena Highway, and hope that this t..,,,. The t~renson.v will takl~ plate Terra,.. J~ oil.ntsiizi~I sin nev,,,', l.,riire past five yean, the adminlatratioo was unable to ~. In 'l'ernlee, or Jn*4t ~lst of the vilhl~ to. weh~ml(..t|d to e.tertai,i vi.itor~, ally. will be hut the beginning of a new erl of proiwr, where the ruad rmls through All 'l'erraee l.~q,le will I~ yo.r ho~t. So what is the ~urpose, of the ¢ammit,t~flf |is four friendly.co-• ,!~+ration between the -various ./...• tz,e mlIttary.Jilva. Tile hmtr Ill ,,tie ,rod hiillte*4~Pi*."They will rt,,di,r all eommunihes"*** ..... now"'~'' ''~connee~d'" ' *' '~"t'~:.this" g/~at:' .... o'el'c~k. I j {~,1~1 ...... sllarp• " ...... :' |li~,q~l|lb' he} D tO tll.ke your visit, .niiisI .... -- - From Print~e ]gUlX~rt, wliel~ every. Ifll,llmr~llde' OIIP. I[k.i't f el,I, Iwekward road• •ate is talkltig almot .It, a great ellraVltll Its aski.g 'l'l*rraeP I~qfle qtlt'~thm~:, i,~imi~i t~ t~'~l(t~ had ~n i~t~t~, anli ti~ - : - " will lea~;e'ift Vlght o'eloek In the m¢)r~s~ minutee, as it should, the Hart Farm incident would never E. HAUGLAND. J.g. It Is exl~etetl the trip Will take Mr. tlll¢i 3lr~, S. P• ('¢)rlwt| Illltl D• have developed. Chairman of Commissioners between three and a half and four Krlstm.nm.t +if Prlnre lt.lwr! were let Dtm(,an K. Kerr...~t, retary of the "rer. Can one lIustoe agone influence the work of the beard? hollr~, 8lid t]lo~4 honr~ will be l~eked town I] t.ouph, of wl*ekA Hgo iIIH| ligHin rat,e Illli| District Hoard of Trade, it|ill Definitely. July 13 the board gave permission to the board f,II of thrills and gr~nd t~.eliery• over the .hmt'wl~'k emL .Air. ('orlwit .Hive in llrel)aratii,m for the Olienhsg ehairmnn to relnse two items of news to the media, the • ~ The Prlnc~ Rilpert ilfr~ lit@ to lie tit. 1,4 it 4,116,4111 lit T, B. ('lllllpl~ll, I~rh.~ , cqprlqliOlill:*4 fact that the board'had decided-to re-advertise .for the ' Terrat~* nl 12 o'clock limm. .An offl- Igtllwr! .lid whell lht,Yemne weas| thPy scare|siT-treasurer pmition, and|lie.board's decidon m' "+ -- ehll ear frt:lil Terrnee iIlil] fl Imlld will wen! oil| to ~ .MI~, ('llllliflwll lllid the Will ]mtJ| lit, iiwliy Oil tllttt (lay: the *4air- i' I¢:tq~t the Rupert (qlrllYl|ll jt|~t west of fltflll|y |11 tilt, KJ*4phlx lille| Ihell we|It my disciplinary hearing into confidentiality. Yet as hlte as ':' town flll¢l l)re~Pllt M.yor Ihlggett wJt]| t,, tile hlk¢~4 rollll|r.v for ~}liie rishhlg. I,r[~e wa~ held ht ti¢lvflli¢'t'. meo Monday, JUly 19, the media had not rnce!ved.any word nf I i.lm keys vIIhtgp,~ Illl(J then prl~ Thp.v go| I| |m). I|tl¢| Jll'¢'th|'|lh~l w||h these two board decisioos:Wby? ' (~q~l lhe (.a|'.vnt| I||to town. The vl~tlt- I|it, W|lol¢, Jl|feri.r. Mr. ('orl*4,tt I~t ill .~|l/ly F'iz|rlmh'n. lir,,vJlleh|l IH,l[(~ i1| .~ or*4 will IN+ r~gl*stertql, fllld othPr I)r~- |lit, drydm,k flll¢[ Mr.. Ki, i~t|lllllll.~Uli 1,4 I~;|lllhH'll~ *st,tltl*4 gl't,t,|ng*4 tO old frle.d~ The ophdom expressed In this column.are those of the Ilmhmrles carrie d~hl| I~fow l|rm.'~ql- wllh 11.4, IIIIIN'rhll (ill Co. ill tltl. di*strh.| itlld further e.sr. At • Jug to the oI~nlng. " • * • i:r¢,se !| lip 811¢i 311... Fairi*siirl~ are .. writer and do nol reflect the opinion of the hoard el seheol Polhiwhig Ibe cql4Pnhlg lherP will lie • ii vIIi,Illlilll iilui will vl*41t thHr tlin,. Irustees of School Distflct 88. tl lill orflehll iI|lilier in the ilrlnlffy Illlll] .ll ~lli:!irl;,.ll. llliri.v Wllia glviqi hy Ilie 'lhlllghl¢:l'l~ hi Vletllrhh lalllylllllilh iIllll thirry Klilg. pre~l¢letlt of llw BIlfd elf ylllllig 1*4,illlh, ill llie. lilqill, llf .~lr. iillll I'01!l.llil,y. hi Vlilll.mlVt, l tliey wUl 1.4, Trade elf TPiTlii,P Imd Dill will prl,- Mr*4..%lyi;i-i;/. Ihizl.lhlll, IIi hlltllll'llf 311~.4 [glli,l~ls fill' il dliy lir !w¢i I)f Mr. i,illll •4hie. After. elf i|llr|llg IhP Illli(,htmlln. ii Liqlll41rll IVl'llll.h Iiiill '%ih.hll¢,l .~lyrllli. ["'%li,ii • •~I¢ " lll'li+ , fliiliilih' ";i lif '"lelk~ll ' " 31r " fltllllller of vl~ltdrl~ will lie Invlled Io ilii llie 1*41.ill¢ll li ill llwh' llllh I:lrlhlhiy '•%1¢ " Xlll' +ll+ hti" ii hi Inl~lhll ' ~ for Ilhn,ll' ' If+ • Illlrl ll'l lill i Ill |11 h ft lh¢' |mtlb ~'• *411~llk, find tllel~ Slleeehel+ will lie COil ..... I." il, fl'w hoilrtl lietwel,ii I' I " .... i ~' p° . Letters to ~: fJllll Io follr lllinntes eA('h. The LUll- llielii iilul I hl.y hr¢ lllllil llllUvel~ i)f Ihiz- [ • I'|ieOII elmnnlliee Ill hen¢ll~l] hy J. I!. elhm, Al*411il lWlqlly-flve ,voulll~let~ I -,%11,*4 llllthl,rflwd, ihllllthler ill Ih,~'. ,qlnlth. W~I~. lirl,l~lll iin¢l they hAtl II wonder, illlll| Mr*4. lllhllerford. KJ~piox. left On , the Editor The ili(Uel4 i'~lnilliltll~ hlis *4rrfl|lgt~] rill lh..1.t~ Tile lllrlhlhil. ¢1+~ IIO1 ¢'lllnl, I~llil¢llll- for Y.t|em|ver hi rP*4Uiile livr L i fllr |he IA,ghln llnU.n*4 li rest room for iiiiiil Ilie flln

-.. vt'l.qqiillh"l. Illllk IIIII] lill'lll.. |+111111, [11 I would like tofll~ yo~ newspaper, to expr~m the thanks :/II.SKEENA• HIGHWAY whlh, the (*~.ltlitg Is 0ate)'. Of this ass•elation to all those who supported minor baseball this past season. To the umplros and eoashes and the scorekeeper• S who made theseason worthwhile. for tbe boys.+7 I would also like to thank our sponsoi's, Terrace Coop, • . ... Monday,.-September 4th Credit Union, SknglundLqllging, Terrace Drugs, Terrace Esso, Elks Club, Sl~pers Drug Mart, Kinsmen Club,. . • _-" . .. • "., [ Knights of Columbus, Far,Ko Contracting, and Flaherty The golden dream long held by many of our brave pioneers Program of Events * ~_=: Trucking for thelr on-gllg support. And last but not least, has at last come/trUe and this majestic modern highway:.is now • • ..... < + ~+ the parents Who came out and supported the games. We look forward to another good year in 1963, an accomplished fact. To suitably commemorate this historic 10alto. Children's Sports. Open toalichildren..+:, i/~:: ! .... sincerer, event the combined Boluds of Trade of .... ' I p.m, Official Opening Ceremony. ~ • ; -': ~ ,- '+ "":" " BrueeVandorpcht ..... • + ' • :~ .::"~:-. " N.B. Alltheaewhoatillhlivei~ff6.171mpleane'returnthem ' :. ; ,.Terrdco. and Prince.. RuPeri " -.. . ,,. 3 p.m. Official Tour of Points of Interest. .... -. - ,,+;' to your c0achor you candelive~ theiii to Haughland Street.- have arrangedi~e folloiving ceremony." - ', ." : ~,:. ~: 31P.in=:.Feature:-Bhsel~ll I Game Prince RuneS;; ".~;vi+ Ter-:ill,-Tita.+nip; ',. + . " ..... , . .... i +. " +,. '++ rp_oe Ai.mv ..... '." + ' ' - ~' -' ..... " /'...... ' "llit~. :"~h~r Nilte:' Piea~"tl~nk Don"~]iiiffer for hik news 'You' will. thrill, to~ the majestic scenic, beauty..ofthis~nd ., ... ,; .: ,, . -:- ...,...... ~' +-'+ ..:' '~ :~"--", " I~" .covoragea~.~ore pm.tinga, 3re ~pprecia!e:,.~.- supper. new highway as you tray, el to Terrace where you w:ll enj0ya big * :t p.m. monster trance m army ur.l nail. Augmencea urcnes-" " ' ' ' i~ ...... i ..... i 'i, .i+ ii" " " day of fun, frolic and relaxation. ' .. ... " + " • ' ~ " tra, AdmL~sion Free~ " ' " • ' " " ~ '..* ' ,: +...... ;, Letters Welcome - T eraldwblt.~ has Ill readera comments. All leffera to ths edlt~ of genei'al public interest will he printed: They ; Bands • " :,.+ " Parades: + :should 'be submltled 48 hours In advance-of r'~[~ +__ - publication date. ~Wedo, however,"relaln therlght to refine - . t0Prlnt letters on gr6unds of pusslble.llbel or bad.tmhl~ We • FOr further inforl~tion writeto -= - ...... + =...... Duncan K~ Kerr, +.. may also edit leflers for.style and |angth. All !oftarl to he : ...... ~Seerelllry Telrrllee & District llollrd of Trm considered for publication must be slgned.; It is ImpollJbl] ,..;.:--~ . .... : ..... ' hi print a letter submlHed within 24-hours of :~

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thebi~sineoscommunlty;themeseageisthatPortAlberniis :Much liz~l discuntant has been genora.tad by recent else [ s ~ ~ , [ [ ' [" ' " • "[ i .... " " " -I' [ ~." ' Obie Gaedet, who opened a delicatossen In the AJbernl ~very much alive, and will ride out the hard.tlmes, television coverage. ~g[.... plctures of shut-down [0~I . .. "To an outsider it looks bad. But actually Nanaimo (on Mall nearly a month ag0,'eaid sales have been al~ut 20 per ." Three out Of five MacMillan Bloodel. Ltd. forest plants. . • VancoUver Island) and Kitimat (on the mainland north ~-. cent higher than he expected. . • . , - "PeoPle aren't gulng on hulldays since the mill shut- i downs;,thepte trying tO adjust," he said. "So now we're knepilig shoppers and.their money he~ -- they're not going to Nannimo or Vancouver to shop. ....parliament approves $7 billion borrowing bill "Really, things aren't even a qw'ter u bad as they sound." .~OTTAWA '(CP) ~--• The ,Commons ended, four days of said. "At least now thcy'U have to come before Parliament Conservative MP Jake Epp referred repeatedly to the heated debate Thursday by ramming through in15 minutes foi" more moncy and that's the way it.shoqld be." billion as a "slush fund." decon'd reading, committee study and final approval of a Bui'".Finance Minister Allan MaeEachen said ~ "it's a Oppositiea Leader Joe Clark said the government "will bill ~to allow the govarn~nent to bori'ow an additional t7 terriflcdiml, for the .government becanse it can get the " have to give us. good.reasons as to why l~at money, is billion this ~,esr, additional authority if it n cedl~ it. necessary" if it cereus before the.House with the request, The government received authority to borrow ~S.8 billion • The bill, which must be approved by Senate and given Mac~lachen slag said hewon't know until the fall whether -NOTtCE royal assent, Hives anthority,to burrow $4 billion less than in June and has more•than U billion in' authority left over the Uberals will need the ~4 billion. "The economy could - from the l~81-~.fleeal year. The Credit Bureau of Kltlmat.Terrace the g0vernment orighmlly requested to help mnetthe ,19.6- change a lot bythen.",. " has had a fire and will be reopenlno In • bi![ion deficit for 19~-83. It has burrowedt;4L6blllion this year, ~.:But4be Liberals can get the additional funds with only Acting I~DP House l~ader Ian Deans said he.is dismissed The ~tal national debt was about $1~0 billion at the end of new premises as soon as possible. Files three days of debate if they need it before the end of this with' the revised borrowing request. "The .government 1be last fiscal year-andis expected to be aboub$1~0 billion "destroyed by the fire will' be recon. fiscal year, March 31. doesn't need the money." P~Xt March 3i.'- .~ - structed from our computer centre ira. ;...That agreement wa~ received from the opposition in Earller this week, the'Conservatives proPosed slashing :Meanwhile, the Comm0nS,action will likely further ease mediately. Please bear with us through exchange for the reduced' borrowing plans, the borrowing authority to ~ billion until the government pressure.on high interest .rates crippling the eeemolny.. this ehort period of Inconvenience, ~"We won, it's .that simple/' said~Er~k 'Nielsen, learns to better manage its money .... Earlier Thursday, thetrend-setting bank rate !ell sbaTply l~reesive ConservaUve Homeleador, after.the Liberals When Pierre Bussieres, mininter of staie for fidanc,~, said for the second consacutive week, to 15.6 from 16.17 per cent, outvoted the OpL~nsitian131 to 96 for 8pprovaI in principle ~ billion of the $11 billion is needed for "manoenvring Several chprtered .banks immediately dropped, bndi31 to 94 for final approval. room," t~e ol~Uon attacked the government.for anking~ • prime rates,--Lcharged best corporate eu~tomers -- to 17.']5 "'We managed to beat them down to ~ billion," Nielson for more than it needs. . per cent from 17.75. ' NOW. RENTING! SUMMIT APARTMENTS Companies need profits to survive recession .... TERRACE "TORONT() (CP') -- The foreig0ers to invest in "eliminated for new" en- The objective should be to capital was becoming This will have to wait untll - • ~0mY would improve ff Canadian industry, nnd terprises. " encourage investment from harder to attract, economic conditions im- t Ore@ & Two bedrooms hmturing:, d 'Canadian companies -- make it easier for com- "H someone comes in Canadians, not discourage However, encouraging prove internationally, and J . --. currently hampered 'from panics to make a profit, he with new capital I don't-see investment from foreigners, Canadians .to invest In in- Powis agrees the govern- ,Prldge, stove & drapes investing by bank debts -- said. why it should be screened." he said. dustry is only half of the ment is right /n rejecting P aWall to Wsli~i~Petlng started making a profit on Powis said an im/~ortant Powis said the Foreign solution, Fowls said. The action to unflatarally reduce I, sRAQUETBALL COURTS "their capital, says the first step would be the InvestmentReview Agency .* Canada "shot itsolfinthe other half li~s in en- interest rates or boost b ---wGymneslum fscllltles ,- el}airman and chief revision or elimin~ltion of and the lnational ,energy foot" with the introduction couraging corporations to demand. " oOn4ite msnagemant executive officer of Toront0- capital gains tax. He pian'areexamplen.oftrying of the energy pian nnd'FIRA, make efftctive use of b~ Noranda Mines,Ltd. charged that in a period of to do things the wrong "-ay.. at precisely the time equity capital. • But he strongly opposes • • .... "Corporations are going high inflation' such a non, j. wage.and price controls to FOIl' your personal viewingvis|t to take every cent they can indexed tax en the value of - tackle inflation, saying they . our apartments dally at- getthelrhandsonlopay.off" assets amountedto "a offers advise ,.,,, a bureaucr,tic . • their bank debts, Instead of confiscation of capital." He SC hm i dt : .o.,, over the econ,my 2607 PEAR . in~eoting in new plant and also urged more generous that is stifling and eoun- ~qulpment," said Alfred toxtreatm~ntfordividends. SAN FRANCISCO (ALP) he "is opposed to- protec- ports, a Zeal agreed on by .terpreductive. orcall 1 Powis in an interview. This would encourage -- West German Chancellor tl0nism, trade war~ or other all western industrial Inflation will decline, he I .He said the most serious Individuals to invest money Helmut, schmidt says the "egotistical natiortal ten- nat,!ons.'; said, when corporations ' b35,5968 " ""i ...... ~t., b. ~,~,>,'~ u~. L,.~tl~; ~.~,a~.-,,~, ,. ,. ,~'~1~ . U~ck its~icit ~ilcies...... ". :.,i , At a lu~ws conference, . • ,,,.~e ~arket will not ' ',.~,...,,~ I~1~,. ,•...... :,,.ti.,.,~,,:,m,,•, PP~.~.Y~m~z,~r~ r~rl~ Je~.,,~t~qX~g~p~,,ol~-., ~ihigh~l~[,'~;~,~Schmid t :also defende'd' ' Schmidt': s0ught to play .'b~ir/fi]~,Eei-'p~6t, s and the:'" I e~uit~.~n~h,~°f,,!~e~,,~ ~z,~)~'~d.e4x~it~Lt~wMch''the rat~es"~'~Iz~ei~tthe~rld's'/France'sdecisi0nThursday down the disagreement -" depth of the cflsis hits heme c01"perate See[or. ~md to banks turnaround and lend economy from slumping to use• U.S.-backed between the U.S. and with workers... , . " . I accomplish this, govern- to Us," Powis said. into a depre'~sinn, technology to help build a Western Europe over the • " ' meat policy should en- He also wants to see "If high budgetary 5,806.kilometre natural gas pipeline, calling it a "family courage Canadians and. foreign laves.taunt review deficits, theoverstrainingof pipeline.from" the Soviet squabble." But he said the ~1~'~ Church , financial markets and Union to Europe. U.S. was wrong to press , [ [[ [[ [ hence much too high in- The Reagan ad- ahead with the embargo. ,, , , ~= r terest rates in the U,S.A." ministration last month "By claiming the right to -' continue, a socond world- expanded sanctionson extend American law to Of Your Choice "" PEOPLE w,,.do,r..,on will exporta ofoilandgas othertetritnries, itisaf. become probable," Schmidt equipment to the S0v|et. fecting not 0nly the interests

About • told an audience of business Un~on under U.S. licences, of the European trading leaders Thursday. " "aimed at penaiizing the nations but also their TERRACE ,~" THE ~hOAY ~- ...... PENTECOSTAL • ~ SALVATION ADVENTIST -1 - "We therefore have-a Soviets for Poland's im- sovereignty,"sehmidt~aid. ASSEMBLY .~,~ ARMY 3306Grlfflths great ~ternst in the United--; position of martial law in On NBC's Today. show, Pastor John Caplln "q~V~7 Walsh Ave, Pastor Henry Bartsch , It was ~any tO' pick out the heir to the British throne ata States tackling the problem December. Schmidt predicted that 3511 Eby St.,' .'q~U~F. 63.5.26~6or 635-3232 635-7642 rock concert .~e,new ~wave band Madness-- he was the of high interest rates at its "The gas imports will eventually'the pipeline Will Terrace, B.C." 635-S,U16 Services -- $~tt. 9:30 erie in the gr~y business suit. • '. roots --~ that is, the diversify.our vulnerability be built and "all the 635-2434 SUNDAY SERVICES a.m. ~ Sabbath School Wednesday'sconoert at London's Dominion Theater was hudgetary deficit." by reducing our dependence European governments... SUNDAYSER.VICES. - 9:20 a.m. -- Sunday (Sunday School}.

staged to raise money for charities Patronized by Prince The West German leader on imported oil," Schmidt will honor the agreements 9:~Sundayschoot School for all 1ages 11:00 a.m, ~ Worship. Charles, 33. said western allies must said. "It-will help_too which our firms" have 11:00MornlngWorshlp .11:00 a.m. -- Family The pripce was not accompanied by his wife, Diana, who work co-operatively, adding diversify our energy im- made with the Soviets. 7:00 Evening Service W~'shlp TERRACE recently gave birth .to the couple's first child, Prince 7:30 'p.m. -- - 'CHRISTIAN wmlam of Wales/Charles met the seven members of HOUSE 'Evangelistic Salvation REFORMED OF ltAesllng; CHURCH ~adnoss before the concert and heard them open with a from page 1 PRAISE " WEDNESDAY ~" ' r eggae version of God Save The Queen on kazoos. -~ - • • Reverend S. VanDaalen Pastor Arnold Peters 7:30 p.m. • -- Ladles ' Sparks Street & PhllCollins,The eoneert formerly also featured with Genesh, Petor Tewmendof,snAndersonofJethro TheWh., Delays ,UOLIO.LC;'r; ISrael o*,,--,,~lO~EbySt. -.,,-,,,Home.... League_ SundayStraumeAvenUeschool-- 10. ' TUll and former Led Zeppelin singer Robert Plant.. • Sundayservlce~ At another recent rock concert by the~group Status quo, 10:30a.m. ZION a,m. Charles wore Jeans. heavlnstflghtlug in more "other . means at 'our and another- 120 civi~ 7:30p.m. BAi~I.IST Worship Services -- 11 .than a month, disposal to get the PLO were killed or wonnde CHURCH .- a.m. and S p.m. :" SlngefKenny Rogers has signed a worldwide recording • PLO spokesman Mah- terrorists out of Beirut:" the Bekaa bembardn SACRED .Pastor Paul AAohnlng~r Llshm Io the Back to 'I contract with RCA Records, the'company announced in moud Labadi told AP 1' An Israeli rhilitary Syria today said HEART t Home~.S30~ God Hour every Sunday J New York, although it refused .to disclose the terms. : correspondent Anderson communique held* Syria Syrian soldiers were k .PARISH Cornerof Sparks& st 8:30 a.m; on CFTK. '~...... Industry_sources_speculated Rogers is recolving mote that the lerael/s"are trying responsible for the killing of and 14 wounded inIsr 635.2313. Kelth ~. ' m()ncy than three others ---.."Dians-Ross, Paul McO/~uey -to sabotage every peaceful - five-lsra-eii -soJ~-ers W~ ~ bemb~dmentofthe-B ...... 4836Straume ...... : CHURCH- " " Terrace 0:45' a.m. -- Sunday . OF 'and Stovle Wonder --who signed contracts with other effort in the Middle.East." nesday by guerrflla~ irom Valley. Israel said Ara! -~t. Even.--7:30p.m. " School @OD com~p~ies {vithin the:lnst year. "They want to. destroy the Syrian-controlled Bekaa killed two Israeli sol, Sunday Manses 11'00 a.m. -- Morning Reverend R.L. White --" Last August, Ross was said to have turned down an offer every pescoful effort which Valley and said: "If the and wonnded two. 8:30 a.m. " Worship 3341 River Drive. of $18:5 million to s/gn with RCA Records. Later, McCart- will lead to the recngnitiofi Syrians continue with this A Syrian army , 10:00a.m, : " " . Terrace, B.C~ n~y's signing deal with Columbia and Wunder's With of the self-determination conduct, thelsrael Defence munique said 24 Is .ll:~0a.m. " 'ST.~?JVrlrHEW'S 638-1551 M0town both ;,vere saidlto be bigger, right of the Palestinian Force will act in the place, tanks and four roc ANGLICAN 10:00 a.m. i~ople." at the time and with the launching positions CHRIST CHURCH Sunday School Illusionist Marshall Magoon went into the Hamilton Meanwhile, U.S. might which it chsosos." destroyed by S~ LUTHERAN 4726 Lszelle Avenue Revarend"R.L. White ,~pectator newsrcom on July 13 anti handed over s sealed Presldentla] envoy Philip Waves0~IsraeHjets dive. barrages. The comma ' CHURCH - 535.9019 ..... 'l]-0Oa.m. Hablb met with Syrian bombed Arafat's PLO conceded 16 Syrian I Rev. Herman Hagen SUNDAY SERVICES .J0tornlng Worship box which he said contained the newspaper's headline for l~0reign Minister. Abdul headquarters in the and three missile bast B.A.,M.DIv. 9:15 ..a.m. -- Hol y 7:30 p.m. • July 20. Communion s~id he'd return un the 20th andopan the box and read Halim Khaddam I and . besieged Moslem sector of were destroyed by Ie 635.5520 635.3485 . Evening Worship abe':headline the editors badpiek~l. President?Hafez Assad" in the" Lebanese ~pital for an - fire. 3229 SParks Street . 10:00 a.m. "Sunday Wodrmsdoy 7:30 p.m. .... (Corner of Sparks School Prayw .Service Hewasn't desdon hut cl..~e enough; .bl~ prediction was DanlascuB.-Som.ces close to, hour Th.ursday while Israeli & Park) 10 - a.m. -- Sunday " Bureaerats get hreak. " ThenewsjYaper had chosen' thenegnUatlonsealdHabib tunks and artillery gunners The'~el Aviv commanu NOTE:DurlnoJuyand. School11:CO a.m. -- Family UPLANDS -- " ....,B~a~rats ~ get break :just four houre before. is . pmpo~ that Syrian . blasted Palestinian and said It still considered-the Mag~nis'~rtofaLasVegaslllu~lonss]~owplayingatthe tr°91~ stationed in Lebanon Syrian- pesiflons for;. two ceaseflre In force.. B~t the August, morning Service -- Holy Com- BAPTIST n~,,tw~ ~,t~ ,,',~;;~,~,," ! ~/' * ~ :' ~. :"' ' ~ "~Xerclsd ntrlcter control' hours along a 46.kilometre attack reflected the Israeli 4 worship will begin at reunion except third CHURCH "'~'f ~ " " ~ :'~ ~'~'~ ~'f" "~ " T'':" ~'~ ;--:'r °~ : ; ° ~ ~° ~ ' " ..... p"" ..:over.Paleatlnlan guerrillas I stretch of theB~aa Valley, ' government's'.gr0wing, i I0:00. Sunday; . PaslorBobLewk ,.~i : Henry Fends went h~)me Thursday after, a .:t.(~w week " ' there,~ ! - to! .'.'prevent '' i. new- . in easte~ Lebanon. " -.. ~" frustration ...... witth.the failure ~9:~ a.m~ -- Sunday 7:30.p.m,• ',~. Inf ormai~ ~' LI, &lS.2W7'.. hospital.:~Y for.t~eiitment0f nlli~dr~infec~on~, and~s casheswith Israeli tronps~: " Thelsraeg command said ofHabib" and'the R~agan • Church School (Kin: ServSce .... , C0rmrofHsllSwell ~i!i publicist ~~aid"~ite:77-yeai;~ld :ad0r Is. ~iresdy. res~. Habib has . . been the attack was in retaliation :administrat/0n to 'find new dergarten thro0gh /.~ and N; Thome, - i scripts andeager~getbaek*towork.. ' adult] IAd'.~/.I NOX UNITED* -The OsCar-w~ing star of On Golden Pond was treated' • negetiating.... too~get .the for "i5 .Arab ceaseflre .'-homes for. the "' PLO-' 11:00a.m. -- Regular , ~ CHURCH / ~:4SBible a.m, Teaching , estimkted 6,000 to 3.000 violaU0&~ in the two weeks guerrillas trapped .in West worship serylce, 7:30 Sund~ School for a ur/bary infecfloh~',and adjnstment of:,I~is heart trapped .. guerrillas and, -since the July 1! cesseflre. Beirut'r " " p.m, evening ~orshlp 4907 Lszelle Ave. ;1:00 a,m. ~nledlcauon, ' aboUt ~00,000 civlliuns out of Lebannsepelico~aldeight In Washington, White sarvlce3rdSundayeach ~'~14" /~=rnln0 Worship • • West 'Beirut-. and .find. people were killed and 24 House spokesman Larry math. Rev. David ~rtyn, Service. " '~ ~', Universe eontostanta voted heavily Thursday in .anothar country t~ take woimded Jn West 1Be~l[~t by Speakes said Habib would (Holy Communton flr~tt B.A., M. DIv. 7:30 p.m. " • favo~of Pope Jehn.Psui I1 when asked who they thought ~ them. But israel ..Deputy three, air raids iwithin one go from Damascus to Sunday, mornl.n0 each Worship --10 a.m.

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X"l -,,..~. ~ ' Iie down when he travels so he ~II~r~lenUldilolilleruF I - " I o ,,..,~~ c~n sleep, Since he lives 150 ! agree with your morn, If I I k ' i /~wA-e'l~ , miles fror~ Corpus, he said, It OIl the way home I tocUu]]y - I ! -- I _~/II~ , see.reed like a sensible way to ~" that perhlpI I~ your love is. lea], It will.ltond I I m-- etr,p. mm~.m I a course Im p~l_bllc the test of time end you'll alP •I ~~ ,I C_"~'------_ - " ' There was o-large cot in the :~I~e]Ie uM he ~0inkla't preclate each other even mere. I, , ' "_ ~ _ I - " , - , back and.we'~t on it We had • -- ' _ - I , I " ' ' .... a lovely: evenin- Her~rt iS a ..... tbneld.woidd~lit ,, • . " . • , --~- - , good talker anna finedancer. I~'Wm~.tO IIm~tosu~le~dobettersome.On I " , " / ." When he took me home In the t ld~Im a hurry --l~l~. Vegetalde dmw~wm .... . I~,, 1-.841 fYlh,~.M-.ll,', . hearse.. I kept ,praying the . Have I, got a book for hlm! What do you think .d a . • • - . . • .v M ~,w,. ,,n,w~.~,..,.,v,.~ neighbors wo,uldn t ~eeus pull r~un, don t walk to the nearest metherwke Woldd maize n '" .... r ,,, , ,, ' up. . , ' bookstore and get a copy. of - 4~-y~kl tit at • tome Ms' i!, I ~ I " r ' ' " " : " ', " " He wantsto see me again, Jack Vanenti's Speak Up With ~ IIOllI I ii dlI i I / I . ~o.,,..o.. Morrow is the -" 'w~"t'~"~ Ii ,.e.~,',q¢~;sIlil~ ~ L~,_'__ | ~V--~ ]5--~t~_,-.1~ _ ~q ~ ' I ' ~---~--~--'0 ""A~'_'~. "i~. " -I of him, Do 'you think he is publisher," and . the Canadian .¥elrevIlIIki~dlt~l. J I ~lll~ll~i~'l't~l;llL, / l~il~llJMl~'t'lJ~]~ / H~eh~~Kit~ - ' ' I crazy?.[.]ike him a. lot and dlstributorisGagel~bllshing oi-~lr ~ ho_gra~ NTt- I • . - ~ . . ~ ~-. J '-"'~"" "-- o---- • . need our opinion. ~ Baffled. / - , ~... , ' '' , ' , ~'~e~Mystifled' Inv.tment y ou'have ever .. made...... A chlkl w~o Is forc~l to alt • "" " "-'"~-~""'~' ,? N Dour B.P. Uld Mo: ~ at a table for three hi II • ~ I ' I Ot m~sIrily. Oi~e~t -- panishment for not ~_tJ~ his % I . .,C'._'T ~ "1" ' • ~ . ' ~ , I plenty, .Al.Io, ~ may be u . MusJelilon . vegetables will probshl~ de- 6 ". • ...... , ~ =~ " .° aense.ol humor. Alth~ he . Pleilemp telli~ idds who " • soualllmllhe mlght hea H,i- . ni_le.~to ~ i-hut they Moreover, amothei-wholm. / " ~MIl~-~e~" I t ~lIIllt~'~/.'~9~ I. ~-~ I fie loose In his Icaler~don t mourn stick with their music I --- " ~IIIll~ I~ii~ I ' ~III!l~'lh~li~Ill~'~ I " write ~ of L He couM be a ~li .~. lt'sloeddii~i" 4~.~eir-oldg#ges~l-a~it~e°fw~dihalibehaving lilo a

.i i'.: A - "':" _...... : ~X~ll~lk~ I WhonpaUentinllsinlove ..When I wugro _w~gup my dis~mI her problem with' a l, :. : ...... ::__ ---~li~I ..,.0,1., " ~ .~l~ ]1~,7,~ I Dear Ann Lauder~ I am .morner laslsted I ~ French profesaional and soon, Unless - i... uom lemoM kecai my uucle she geta some helD, she's ~oln~ i ®.~-~~~.~.~_-~~ MIAleMII. /Ai'-"-I.I~-~D. '~." -f" • • prompted to write to you .: pvemeanomlurmyblrth- tshavemoreserfouspro~ien~ ...... - ...... ,,~ r-~- " ~-- Im~'~IV, Q~lal'trt • I about a letter from one of your " . . . . . " " . ;.readers telling of her falling In d~, I despised the Instrument than his refusal to eat vegetab and was lousy at it, hies. , • . A ...., "love wlth her psvchlatrist. ' .. O~ KUlSOII III.~O/I ...... lhavebeena'practleingpsv- Onr 8-year-old son started to • . ~ - chlatrist for half a century', play pi~.by ear and ~sked ff ne could take lessons, His _ _l I I ::_~ : ...... - and ldo know thls sort of CiduI~llo~, " T.~ ~M~ I.~0KEI;)~( I~0W Wi'~'~ ''p') ~.~R~ ~ thlngoceursfairlvoften, teachor says he is terrific Id '-R~|- ~~l .~~R~I)~ -~0~'I" FF_~'I'I-~I~R~ ) ... Whenit~hasha~panedlnmv we have to beg him to stop Lastnl~ltmygiHI, NIml I,~.,, ,...... I..~ - - / ownpractlce.lneverallowth'e practlaing. 1"nat's the way it .udT, spmt tbealgiltattllelr ' ~ ",I'~,I2.... |I~l ~~ ~r/ ~ ',i~'.' patient • to leel re|ected. Path- should be,-- Dad ' ' .i - ~ "-'~- . " ," er,'! ask for help ror myself, Ver.y few klds plav piano by . ¢ialllllm'~irl-ported¢iom~'~U it# ~m ear a,d beg for Most h#r.hud-I~|hithe~l~ - _~_~ I ~l.-~/.~-~" ~ _..~mif,m~l..~ ~v I i' explaining that I must have children don't like,es~o~s. to praeti~ I1~/~ IC'~.~e~: f.- - I--',~4~-'I~ ~,~-- ~j,4~:~ ".. s~fd or done something that ~/i l~.il~'~_ .~.~u~l!il I I ~/~ .~ I~ " ledher "to believe my interes.i a,d would quit taking lessons ~u~llwIIdnmklllthetLme, u if they could. ~any battle- My father lives In a d~.er-~ ~,~'~a~z_~.l~ I-~sT~l'Yl/kn,/-q~ I. I~W/~-~_-~'~~ --a ~ was more than that of a physz- weary, parents who had the - (~,,~'~: a l~-. ~/~.~ .,~ /]J ~:;'.':'~,.~1~--~ . "~i~.dl~ll~ clan for his patient, and would ent state ud we only see hl., ,::S--,~/&~/~t} ~l~lI~ she please try to remember stamina to hang in there tell Ilyhe twice a year. He i "(~,ll~ ~ ~/~I me it was worth the hassle and JJ'-IIIIM'~ I ~t~t~-~.., I ~ -4K~.~,=<~.~j. '^'hat it was so I won't n',ake they are glad they didn't give been i~ber adblce lfTZ tnd Js a different paY'Son. ~]lll~t! : I \\ ~//If/~l~_ff:~..~,~ I ~ ~ "p~~ that mistake again. ' , in. - " ." ~..'~11/1!~_ k ~/lll"v~*~'~"l-- -- , " ~ WO do~tors do noL ahvavs Wilt should I aay to my ,,,~~ ~_~ .1~'- ~ eommunioa,e.wo,,,an.~ ,h'~= . rmso,~-,~,~y moU~r? ! ,on't want her to " " .skill needs to be constan'.h" pol- nora my head up. Last night talk mplmt my lather ever .;-'~':~"-~ ~'-~-"-" ~ my _bo~r~eud weut too far. ~a~.W_.oy~ithohes~U~akl- ~'-"'~ "'"-"~ ..... I Ished. Thank you for printing Not allthoway, but nearly.We ._ ut !ayIythingaIlpotustep ', ®~..~_..'-~-..i ...... ~~ ...... my letter.. A. M. Dee In ., -- L~uls~tlle Were in the roe room oown- to the girb'spending tho night. - - stain ud the Ughts were oH, v~th laer? Please IP~lde me-- - • . Dear A.M.D,: Many psvehin- Morn thought we were still out Am~lom In Atwater. ,trlats wrote to cemplaln'about to s movie; She came down- Tell your mother exactly • bg Stun Loo c~ d Fred Kida my advice: to dump thedoe, stairs with a Aashllght be- They asked (some In a high what you told me. E~plain that ..... • ..... state ef dudgeon), "Haven't sheeanse caught me beardm. a noise. Well you don't want to deprive her : IP~eR./16:~l~rNo,~,slcXow~! iI\ \.~'ql~.~--i"-'-'~. ~O/VlEPAY~"~I yon ever heard Of transfer; or your daughters of the pleu- " I HOW YO0 TAKE ] Z' Kll.b TIA4~ I ~-e I , " /" ~/-'.~..40MEI~AY Z VE I ence'."r She looked so hurt it nearly ure of the overnight visits but . l--IIl~i~OliOF_ /WO~PERiN~ WHEREllnl [ /~ ~d;OTTAT~t.L HiM I. " l told them, "Yes, of court, killed me, Thank haaveo she you mmt and wlli ff she utters " I dlPIP~R'A4AN~.~4,~ " TO FINO HI~/~I[I ~" ~ %/T! --~T~-~J Was calm and didn't word gir~ ~.i~til- but pleasego ik ""d re. orto grand,al~er.mareto the I II i~Xl~~ the letter. When the patient anytldng. She asked ___ Oneag.inatthelr 2

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Iseball game Thursday crowd of 14,MM, first ~Ve Of ~e ~ ' J I ' ghi. In the only etl~r I~une, ew York Yaulmce edged exas Rangers 4-~, No atianal League games Canada's ball team ere played Thursday., In four outings agahmt urns this season, the Blue wants a medal lys hove came up ahort~ OTTAWA (CP) -- The opens Its tbroo-week final ur times. ~oatlonal baseball team has training camp July 31at the To add i~Juriea to insult, had enough of being Ual~,ersityofWindser. ,e game winning hit Was bridesmaids in the world Ther e, MaeKenzle :will Severed by ,~31-average .championship and aims to have 33 hopefuls, including ;try HairEton, a lUt- be a medallist this year, _ 13 returning veterans, to fill Inuto replacement for When the Sept. 4-19 event out what will be a 20-mare I~uredSteve l~mp and one winds up in Sesu!, Korea, roster of elghtpitchere, two three substitutes " in "We missed a medal by eatchers, eight fielders and ana~er Tony LaRunsa's one game last year in two alternates. j~r~ed Un~up. Edmonton* and we don't But • for seven ianinp, it want to do it again," Bill "We're going to bavea oked .Ilk# Toronto's luck MaeKenzie, team manager very.differeut team this id changed. and executive dlr~tor of year, mainly bseanse We've Facing a Chicago lineup Baseball Canada, said in an lost five pitching erml that I ~at was shuffled after interview Thursday..... have to be replaced," Juries to hobhitting Steve "Our players realized Mackenzie said. "we lost emp and Tom Paniorek, after last., year when we two of them to the pros, two Esther Postuk (right) and Rob Ruhnau (centre) were Gott allowed just two hits Llsette Spencer and Danny Smith; 13.21 years, Deborah finished fifth for the second. have study commitments the fop pledge-getters for the 1983 Northern B.C. Winter and one run in slx lung, Gyger and Eric Chapplew; 22.35 years, Dabble Scar year in a row that we could ,and the .other/vtirod," and hfs tsammales staked Games walk, run and bike-a-then held at the end of May, borough and John Thorpe; and 35 years and over, beat those other teams, The only" .pitcbers him to a 2-1lead after seven. and in appreciation of their efforts in that fund-raising Squeak Praill and Murray Robbins The youngest "We beat Cuba for the returning from last year .are -drive, they received these plaques from Games first time and we beat the competitors were Chris ~arko and Tracee Lyons, while .... Burns yielded eight hits in lefthander Rod. Heisler of United States for the_ first chairman Tony Praill. Postuk collected more than $700 the oldest were Grefhe Brorup and Chris Gagnon Over those seven frames, and on Moose Jaw, Sank,, and time." to win the top female money-raiser prize, while Ruhnau 30 people have not yet turned in their pledge money froni three occasions he had to righthander Dennis Devlln lost lost an collected $172.50, just edging out two others to win the the fund raising event The Games Commiffee needs the extrieate hlmsolf from an -The team. of Vancouver.. • early game to the top male prize. In the age group categories, where money, so please turn if in as soon as possible to the inningafter putting/'lingers Dominican Repoblic and. The veteran is infielder sports bags, radios, electronic game s and tape decks Radio TK office at the corner of Lazelle and Emerson, in scoring position ' with nobody out. that loss eventually cost Randy Rasmussen of St. were handed out, the winners were: 12 years and under, or to All Seasons Sporting Goods them a medal MacKenzie After a night .of near- Paul, Alto., .in his fourth I said. ~ perfection, one' blemish -- a nsUooal team year. "Had we Won that game walk to~ Hairston to lead off ....• lanKenzie said the we were assured of a medal, the seventh -- convinced former captain "call do even with the 1-0 loss to Toronto manager Bobby anythin~ you ask of him at Korea in the final game of CoX that Gott didn't have it second ba~, shortstopo~ Sore Johnson will start for Concordes the round-robin." third base ,~ he's a real - any-more. TORONTO (CP) -- ~- would have accounted for at Galat said. "The bullet has pads, Toronto quarterback centre of more attention. Chicago's Greg Luzinski Ks it turned out, the~ leader/' .. Hammered 36-0 by Win- least two touchdowns, already been bitten. Joe Barnes takes them off. "'We're just not getting promptly lined a double to Korean loss dropped nipeg Blue Bombers in their Canada from x flrst pisos lissom Is possibly three." "It's been replacedwith Barnes inju~ MS t~ilbone hi~ .{~e .bail like we deep centre, off Gott's 1'~. new ~ ! season opener a week ago, the I)in of th~ hand grenade in Edmonton. But head should," skid O'Bil[ovich. replacement, Joey tie (o fifth -- and out o~ 0m Montreal Concordes will knockout, final eventually Rookies Steve Alatorre and it's about to be pulled. coach Bob O'Billovich has " The Concordes com- McLaughlin, but. the Vanconver. look to veteran qonrterhack won by. the U.S. ahead of and Luc Tousign'ant got This is the East. This is veteran ..Condredge plained to the league this Toronto reliever came up "He's 6-3 and 210 pounds Ken Johnson, sore shoulder Cuba, the Dominican and he ean hit the ball a Ionll nowhere against the war." Holioway to start, with Jane week that the Argos' run- with two strikeouts and got and all, Jn an effort to put Bombers so, even thoug~L~ Johnson said his arm feels Jones, 'a backup for four and-shear offence was being Republic and Korea: way, said Mackenzie. some paints on the board Mike Squl~s on a pop fly to With retumiag coach Eric shoulder injury is not good. years with Atlanta Falcons carried out with illegal short to end the inning. "And we've got a new against Toronto Argonauts MacKenzie of Monrotown, third baseman -- John Ivan completely healed, Johnson "l thaw some balls fairly of the National Football downfield blocking.. McLaughlin's luck, .... tonight, got the nod from Galat, who OnL, and new coaches Dick deep in practice -- a couple League, in reserve. "What we're doing is not however, didn't carry over of Windsor, Ont. -- who I "I hove to go with the declined, to put the Groch of Marysville, Mich, -of 50-yarders- and it felt that much different than into the eighth. The hobbl~ think is a super fielder and veteran," said Conco~es youngsters back on the and Brian McRobie of pretty good," he said. "It's O'Billovich said running what a lot of0ther Canadian Kemp,.pinch.hittin~ for Bill I'm optJmistin that he can headcoachJseGalat."He's Canadian Football League Breckville. Ont., the club not quite ZOO per cent yet, back Cedric Minter, un. Football League dubs have Almon, drew a walk with hit at that level." got experience and that firing line. though." derusod in the Argos' first done inthe past," said experience in the last game one out, and Rudy Law "W~e"did that last week," While Johnson dons the two games, will be the O'.Billovleh. "We're' Just followed with a siagle. After trying to take advantage of Tony. Bemansrd walked to j the motion rule." lead the bases, Halreton Rules. allow blockiiig delivered the game-winning upheld When a pass is single. St ts St ndings Layoff didn't hurt cyclists thrown to a receiver behind Bums (10-4) lowered his i |" !! the line of scrimmage and earned.run average to 3.61. EDMONTON (CP) -- just missed a world record. programs~ "because it was championships but because the Argos, with scrambling NATIONAL i.MAGUM AMERICAN LEAGUE Sylvis Burka and J.ocelyn !111 Dlvlellfl Burka.Lovell, a former something I spent more of a strong wind and cold quarterbacks and men in Left fielder Dave Winfield" Malt OlvllMll Lovell took a year off from Canadian and world tlme learning about." W L Pet, OIL W L PCt. OBI. temperatures, officials said • motion before the ball is ripped two doubles, in- Philadelphia 52 40 •565 -- Milwaukee 54 37 .St| top-calibre cycling com- St. Loula 52 42 .5S3 I Belles 54 3g .587 V~ speedskating cha~npion, Loveli, who won a record they may consider Lovell snapped, have been eluding a tie-breal~ng two- petition to settle into their said the marriage has PItlsburgh 41 43 ,$21 3~ Baltimore 40 41 .519 ! been three gold medals on the for the world learn aggravating opposition .run shot in the fourth inning, Montreal 41 44 ,522 4 Carrels 44 44 .511-'TVa marriage and returned beneficial to both. Edmonton track in the 1978 defences with the short-pass New York 43 SO ,45:1 9Va New York 45 44 •~01 g ~Thursday_ to gold medals. His Victory gave him and made a sparkling Chl¢lOO 39 ~? .406 15 Cleveland 44 ,IS .4t4 g Commonwealth Games, more than 30 gold medals in. strategy. If a pass is thrown defensive play to help NEW._.... Toronto 4,1 4t .4/3 I1~ "I know if there's anyone won the men's event cn one West Dlvillen West Division various national and in- to a receiver beyond the line California 53 4g .S/0 --" They won the women's I want to turn to with York Yankees edse Texas Atllnle U 35'.61S -- minute. 8.3 seconds. Second of scrimmage, all downfleld San Diego 51 4! .54S 6 Kenallf~'Clty 49 4~ .5U g ternational, competitions Ran~ers in New York Chicigo dll 43 .$11 4 and men's ane-kilometre questions on cycling I've got was Alex Stieda of blocking more ~than one LOS Angeles SO 45 .$Z6 l but it may be the final one. It was 1-1 when Winfield San Frlncll¢o 44 50 .4gl,"13~a SIMile 41 4g .$16 g :timetrtals, Lovellinath0e the best person in the Coquitlam, B.C., in'1:09.75. "Hey, l'm 32, my best yard beyond the line of delivered his tin-breai~. Houston 41 $1 .444 15~ Oakland" 40 55 .4|1 14 o that may earn him a trip to world," she said ...... ' • Cinclnnotl 34 5~ .354 ~3 ' Taxes M 53 .404 IS r .. Loveli s..tlm.e was just of! years are behind me," scrimmage is Illegal, hit' in the fourth inning Minnesota 31 62 .333 the world championships Burka-Lovell is better at -the quamylng ~ time_ oz Lovell said: ...... =.... -11~ ,~ = ...... '.'We've--looked •at some :following Jerry Mum- " Thursday MlOlnl • ...... Thursday IlllVnl ...... New York 4 TOXN 3"

-andhis-~fe-~--a-time-that...... set-ring ..... uP- / trainiug.. 1:07.60 for the worid "Ifldon'i'feel l~m racing films where, -in the" in- phrey's .leadoff triple off NO gemua tcheduled. Chic~lo 3 Toronto g YInIIlll'l Mlmll ~-- NO. 1, then maybe I should terpretation of our coaching John BUtcher, 0-2, and •Tlfllgkt'l Olmll Texu M Detroit Atllnto it Pltllborgn seattle M Clevehmd Patience key for Cos opt not to go" to the Com- staff passes were aero. th, Oscar Gamhle'swalk.-One ClIIcIOO ,it ¢lncinnl|l Oak lind Belflmoro ... [},,~f,~ ~ monweallhGames. And line of scrimmage when out _later, Gralg Nettles' Ho,m~ at St;*l.o~la ciInornll i~ NeW York Toraflk) M ChlC~lO ...... " ...... I!l%J~ II I ~ ...... l~ve!! said he won't defend blocks were being thrown sacrifice fly scored Win- m,v York at san D~,W,.. field. Phlladllphll It LOS Angola Milwaukee O1 • Klnlll City ...... his CanaWan titie next year. do~vnfield,"~ said "Galat. It Minnesota " TORONTO?(CP) ~ While - "Montreal it Sin Frlncllco midfield'batfle so we were .c0ash Bob-Hou~hton was' •"I've.been raCing 50 years - "It's simply=a-matte'r Of .... In the. fifth, ~Winfield * ' literally Ogress" -.:- -'~ New York Cosmos might Texso M Detroit patient." satlsifed with the Blizzard's and I don't hove.any money Judgment by the game raced in to make a sliding " gltorday Games Ooklend it ,Ronlmore insist they were patiently Montreal at Sen Francisco Torofl~ at CIIICIKIO . Toronto had thee ad-. effort. • in the bank. I think: 'Why " officials." " -- ~" catch on a sacrifice fly by :" waiting tO score, one MIimta M PlHIbUrgll N leunls at CleveJ~M N " vantage in shots taken, 12-8, "We can't play any better am I racing? For the gold The teams met once Dave ltestetler, keeping the Cl~lcIKIO M ClncInnMI N C=llfornla ii NeW York ,N ~. desperate counterattack HOUIIon It It.LOUll fi Milwaukee. It Klngll City N but Cosmos goalkeeper than we did tonight against medal?' I've alrepdy won ' during the preseason Rangers from building a PIIlIIdIIpIII9 it LOS Angeles N E~, "M Mlnnltota N. worked at the last moment New York at S~n nlego N Hubert Birkenemeier New York, though our tho~e.What am l trying to. . schedule and the Arges won rally, linsey "Games 1 Bs if by some grand design. TIXI~ M Detroit | needed only two .saves to players just .weren't prove?" 20-11 at home. T0rontotied The Yankees, "who had !. "We tried to exploit our. lunlll~f Guinea CIIItornll It Nine Yorlc earn his fOUrth shutout of finishing off well," Burka.LovelI, 26, of Win- Calgary 24-24 and lost 31-12 lost two in a row, held a Alllntl It Pittsburgh saltine at Cleveland ~ _ .flanks with counter-thrusts 14~ston M St. Louis Oakland at Baltimore the season. Houghton said. "We created nipeg won the women's in Edmonton in its first two special workout earlier in Bourn1 It MinnesMi ~end finally we capitalized," Chicago et Cincinnati Despite the loss, Toronto "meat of the, chances but event in an official, hand- re~ar-scnson game:. the doy for several players Phlladell211l it' LOS Angeles Toe~nto, It Chk:ogo ~mid New York coach Julio New ',York M, ~. Dk~o .-. o finally had to pay the ~ocked time of 1:15.50. But. Montreal defensive, tackle who bad displeased owner MontrodIat San Francisco ~azzel after his club t !1 A~L .qtRnrllnn.~ penalty for pushing forward the electr.enlc time, whichis Doug Scott~ with back.: George Steinbrenner for " " iI ..... Ai a. avE. N" "~' "r-Y"'~...,w~r. • o- . Wilson, KC 290 37 101 ;MB" dqueezed 'a • 1-0 " North , um olden. . illlOrfl DIVIliO0 . i , yO~ ~~ ~V 1 __ -- . requirod' for world recerds~ .~ apasrns, did not .make the variousrecent lapscs,..both '~/As n . Ass Oantner, ~MII . 21g 2,3 74.14~ ~American SocceL League Hrgek, MIn $16 49 104 ,MIS W L F A IF" Fie e m go a long was 1:15.82, ~jumt off the. • trip and ne|therdild rtmning in the field and atthe plate, Knight, 'H~'...... 351 SO 11g .gl; ~in from Toronto ~izzard New YorK 18 6 s~ ~_Sl is; wavtoseeabetter~ealthon Hlrroh, CIo 351 7| lid .DO world mark of I"15 M " back Lester Brown. a A~mna these Sb~t~Ine ,m eena,Pgh . , m30 93,31,I YoUnh MII " iS0:tl.llS .119 ,.' Toronto " " 1~1,13' ~43. ~-i 35 Ig7 -. , ,- . ,o • ' ~ " ...... -e, "*v OUv*r, Mtl ' .~' ,34|St 1O? .~14 "|niheonly game scheduled Montreal .- 13 IQ 30 32 31 10S Steve 8; " -~ ' I '. ' . i~nflill, .7or 1 27g 45 |7 .nBI Karen ~Strong-Hearth of victim of the Canadian- for the workout were right McOe,, StL , ~. m!5/#..IL~ P~ olSFkk, Chl :IV0 M II .1~1 :, Th ursday." " ' ~ ~= c~icigo .- e lag, SO 3s 01 • The win for N,~,~v v;,,~, •' gOulkora Devisals .., . , . ., . --v.~ St • Cathadn~ , 0at ., wan.,• • Americkn .numbers' .ratio.' fielder Ken Gri|fey, ..first ' Langreaux;...... *c~A ~..t~ ~;0 ~Z';L I~' .I ~; ! PllFi'|kh, Det ~d4 44 71 .M ' . Striker Steve Wegerle C{141~l,r, MIr ~ 40 III ,|tO . Fort LIod'iS !1 S3 Sg~| 1~ '..improved their ,league* second in 1.!7.52 and. Lore . Eunnlng ' back Denny..basemen Dave C0111ns and ¢irltV,~tl ~ .:;~!~ ~.~i,;~ !t dipped forward to receive -Tulll tg il':$g 42 4~ 113 i..di______~ ,_ ..... Oit~lli, Tor • II1 55 IlY ,|IS Tempi: Ely II 15" 4g.s4is 99 ', ,z:~ lll]~ i'~'IcurQ UD. 10-~ In Cohenof.Vaneauver.tldrdin Ferdinand,. back:-after a' . John MaybelT~, sltoris~p:. ~i~i~/-~ •.".',-~i~ ;, t~ '~l ~ ~ r KC ~4~ Sl I09~.IIS . long crossing paSS" from Je~kaonvl" 9 lS 31' 4g :t 03 L4~leading / the ; Eastern .~IMMMIi: Whlld~ Kinsol City, /'..Weltern. Olvlek)a " , . .. . : • ~. I:23,54. Strong-Hi~.th.a"d; eontmct'holdout:will return" *'.Roy Smallev, seeohd M~ll~it;.~lih .~..~ i~'ii~;m " " " ' ' " ' ' " " " : 1 : ; - ' ; ' . DelbldlT~. glhhi~dl~, ida OlhO, 'winger Steve Hunt and cut Vincduvbr. U ~ 43 3S iS 121 "• Division, while Toronto i ~rliilli: Hitlul611, . Dltr01t, F; Burka-.LoveH are expec~ffs. Offensive lineman baseman Willie Randolph, .,,; kni,m~ X~ .n. : I WIINn, Kdhsll:-CttV;' IS, Yount, , across a'tlred Blizzard saoln, * . tg. sz ~.41 il3 also in' the Eaal,dippad to to meet in the flnM of the -.Norm Hopeley will be the "and reliever GL,orge : _wrl~.:e*'~-c°'a:-F'. L~°s*~Z,! dofence to' fire a pinpoint Sen Joes . 13 11 43 44 34 110 ]2 i3 ' ' MtlW~Ukllt, i~ '. ,SH~IIn, Tornto, Sin ,Diego 42 II 45 39 35 lg4 • " • " " ' ' . • 3,000~m etre' pu~'s u it::/i designated/ in,port • and P'razier;/Steinbrenner had .T*'~",P~om*";o~'~iu~o~," ~"~,];: I goal, his third of.the season, Portllnd ' 10 14 3| It 21 ~ It.~vskNew York's fOIll~h Hem ,rlllli: .. Thlmoe, Mil- Edmonton.. g 15 30 SO=t 11 - " ~ ;"--" Saturday ...... ' " 1 veteran Canadian. lineman . also or.~ Rick CEr0ne to • ~ei: ,~,~. ',kI,:m.n. New vsauKei, ~1~ ReJocluton, cagier- • . into the far comer at 86:01. gin POlntl. ire lwlrdld for • consecutive win, while ale, 21; Thornton, Clevellmd. -The men's 4,000-metre " Gordon Judges will be.on _ the workout, IMIttheeatchel. _...York, 2S; Mor'p~, ~;lllnfi, t4.. "| knew the de~ender was- reguIitlon or ovIrllme victory. Bocond-place Toronto ||; Ogllv I, MIIwIukN, |1. Four points for I lhoOtuuI vie.. pursuit was earrew~l tn the bel~eh - Wm~'nnt n~ t I " " --.-~Rwae Imtted m: Mdrl~Y,At- __ r " .... r ..... lint& 57J Klngmon, Now York, Bill RII~I0"II: A~CaH, Kin, favoring bis left'side for a ,o~. o~e ~ l~nt ~r *very dropped its seventh in its - Ul Clly, : IS~ Cooplr, Ell* ~f?ur eompalitions for O'Billovich u|d slotback Gamble'E ninth homer of: ~.,.., ". ~. . ... eal-llne drive, so I went to ...... goal ~ wtlh • maximum -.of - last eight ~mea. Stlkm MillS: Lo.$mlth, St, wluku, 71. - ~.~ ,.. . . ,.rs~ pro- ~lmlg. me ~ IX)lQr j - today's semifinals: Stove Dave Newman, who hurt a the: year leading Off the |tolml tigu Nendorsofl, his right,, got some space• "l, uwarclld for overtime or~ The win came before; Louis, ~a Moronoo, Pltlabugh Oaklund, • N# * Garclo, Torl~Mo, BausrofFmwick, Ont.,the thlgh-'in EdmontOn, will secoadgaveNewYorkal.0 ,4Dj Rollwa, Mo~rol~, 40. andhapp~,ntostrike the ball . ~ o~o. PllCllnR (1| dotllilma}:. Re- 21. * . ~" o Tlllrlllly'l IlleUlll~ • 10,856 fans at Exhibition fastest qualifier in the : play. OffenMve gee'dRub lead bofore the Rangen tied RlrS, M0ntrlel,* tg,d, :_7~M, |.13# Pltchlgs ~Ill tllcllilllS): ,VIKk- perfscfly," said Wegerle, Nm-York t Toronto g Stadium. In two previonsly~. Roblnae~, "Flltst~Jrglti ~10-4, .714, gulch; ' :MIIwluklt, 10.4, .714, Slt0rdly elmlL quarter-finals at 4:5S.01, - Smith," acquired from B.C. iLin thg.thtrd~on a two-out $.gl;'-Lon_i,r, .8~1}.~Dlollo, I0.eL SAIl Zahn, .California, 10-4, .114, r ~' a Sooth ~ O 1 "We. Jacksonville. el Chicago mentings this seanon; each Stieds,Ge,ry Trevisiol of * Uons, starts 'in place of t~de by Mickey Rivers and .114.- 1311." ,. " ~.,/,: . : .. g.tgl Burnl,. Cltlcg0o, 10-4;..TI4,' . had difficulty penetrating* s,n .,o~ ,~ ~,i x team had won at home on 2- Mrlkeewt|:" Soto~-~.,¢lnclnnan, 3.Sll CaUdllh single, 10-4, ' ;/14, '" --~ II~lai~ ~1 TulII N Toron~andprentMml~yof. Rusty Brown, who ill on. Buddy:.:Beli's. double. leO; Clrlton. Pflll~ellll~fa, leO; 2.13. . ,. ; , because it ~-nod.out to be a s~,,~ ~ Pormm N - I overtime decisions. Vancouver.... - waive~. Rivers jhe former ~Yankee nylo, ~, ~111. - - IlrikoeHIt|: Oonnlsl~lr, 1111110, . .. . . I|lt Sorker, Cleveland, lB.

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..... Bill i Goe z leads,• - hiSAlliance. -- •..~ /~* " . . .. "., . .. . co n greg . tion- B/ack Lee CIdEARBROOK, B.C. Life. . Assembly :i i.i~ .:eX-. ".spir/t/~I zest '.---'has'al.ready' cent of all B.C. Meononites,, years ag5% places on missionary work (CP) -- Until the addition to perieacini| a...~'.bsom~ .-art4ved..; ". '. " ." - '." drawn initially to the area Lebock says the Christian -and the gospel. However, he -the' Sevenoaks - Alliance Pastor...Lar~y~ .l~.beck'sdyS'. -' .iOu:'.the~oth~r. ~hand, an because of. theh,, leaning Life Assembly, .which has does agree that the Fraser • 112 DIFFERENT STYLES . Church. is completed, the..weeklY~eo~gatlonof '.. ~luklly Xtrong csso can be toward agriculture, live in. Its roots in_ the Pentecostal .Valley basically "is a .very ! ' AND COLOU~S "~ several hundred of the 9-,000 that chm~ch 'has grown to made by those who contend the Fraser Valley. Assembly but now. has religious area:" members gather in a 1,600 from 125in the't0 years that valley residents are not The popularity of. the absorbed "people of almost Adds Haroli/- Pendray, ,..12,(~)0 GARMENT SELECTION gymnnsiuin next to the he'a .been there.- The reopening their Bibles --. Penteoestal, Mennonite all denominations," is administrator of the B,C. church sanetuary and bulldlng, whlch Lebeck says they've .never been close~. Brethren and evangelical growing at its astonishing and Yukon district office of •- S.C.~s LOWEST PRICE8 - watch the Sunday morning is physic~lly the largest Seventy.nine-year.oi d Beptistchurcheointhearen rate because of the church's the Pentecestal Assemblies service via clceed-circuit church in the province, has Peter I,oewea, who says he . dubbed by'locals as the basle, grassroots type., of of Canada: "I know,_that television, provisions for overflow is one of the first Men-. Bible Belt--is not a recent ministry.. thereare a lot of Christian " l '28- *48 -l The bulging congregation, accommodation-- the hack nouitestohavesottled inthe phenomenon, says Loewen. Gcetz ~...~ his church has. people or people who have a [ vANCOuWraces : ~i 1 . 1 which Pastor BiLl Goetz wall rolls back to expose 700 valley, says there are 13 The Mennonite settlement grown to its present size -- strong evangelical outlook says created the need for additional seats. Mennonite churches within in nearby Yarrow began in Additional stud #hipping cba~le Io Asmdmd lltmm, he calls it Is .part of a who reside in the valley." DON QRANT ENTERPRISES LTD. STAR MINI& LADIII" the new 2,500-seat hall, "Many people believe a nine*ldlometre radina of 1928 and quickly expended national upswing in the Indeed, the Social Credit U4 City Centre 4616 ~ Art. includes e/~ht choirs and an Klflm~t, O.C, VIIC IT6 Tetl'~, S.C. VIlO that God is going to.send a his home in this valley to Agassiz and Clearbrook. popularity of conservative, member, of. the B.C. 6~t.~L~ 800-student Sunday, seh0ol. revival to the Fraser community, about 80 The Pen.toconatalAssembly hack-to-theBible evange- legislature for Chilliwank, THE BAY MANYI@Ui M|M~ wMAa Ten years ago when Goetz 301 City C¢ltl~qI 4741 I~lkelw Xv#. Valley," says Leh~,. kilometres east of Van- took root In the valley lism -- because of its prayer Harvey Sohrseder, is an KIIImM, B.C. V0C IT6 Tefface, IL¢. VIIG 1P.$ began preaching, the But the evidence seema to couver. He says about 80 per community of ChllLiwack60 ministry and the stress it ordained minister. . ~|-2115 ii,lUl~ congregation numbered suggest that the revival - -:" about 450. Lebeek envisions '-- in " "..... ~"- ~ " ~,~'~:~ ...... ~ ~~"~:~::~,:.~!;;:~i" ~' */,~.~*~'~..... ~...... ~: -/" ; " " At Langley," another which the people will •come ~.~,~.~:~.~'.~.'.%.~'.:.....,. ~:~: ,..,, ~, . , • nearby Fraser Valley galloping back Into the ~~ee~e~~~%%~ . . community, the Christian churcheswith r.enewe d ' . ." ~- ~,. .- - ~ ':::.~ ~.. .. i:~/

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Thirty:five thousand demonstrators-inlVancouver." :" :.':.::' "':"':' " ' ' ' " ' "' " " " -:. I . "T-". ~.,0~0 angry marchers in Ottawa .and 6,000 p~ceni~ :.. :.,i ~'.:." ...~.,~:/:i...... walking the streets of Toronto- that was ~rcon~buti~. .:.:., .;"1'' ~' :' " 1'~ :...... " ' " 1'::* " ~1 :~ ~'~ ...... h~''~:' ~. 1'...... "...... to thecampaign announced by the World PeaceCo0ncll.:: . : ; .~ i'..: : ~~*~.~...... ~ ...... ~.~'i~: ~. ;'::~'~.~....:-.~:~Y';'-"~%' ...... ~ ~ ~'~'~~ ...... ~ :¢:':";' .':.: ." • :.' the World Council of Churches and some otheriless welF " " '.' .'Ji~:..':,'. .: :. ;:/i".".~i':'?"~' '.- known organizations against nuclear weapnnsand:.the. , " .. arms race. Compared with Europe, these demonstrations

are like a dropin the ocean. Even more amusing is the •. -... f.act that demonstrations in Europe have already stopped , -., . after it became clear that the overwhelmingmaJority of British, French and West German peoplefiad realized . ." • . . that one cannot demand unilateral disarmament while facing the obviousthreat from the USSR, •, •. ...! -,.., Hundreds. of thousands of marchers in London, Paris • (;.,, and Bonn, which impressed the North American media so. much, were the result of well prepared organization by ;,., ~i~::,.:~...:.~;'.~ .' ".... ~..~ :~..:.':'.::.. i,.,'.,:!'j..'" ... communists, .the left wing of the Labour Party andoften, .~ . ;. , .~ .. • ... ,, ~ ~, ;;'~:.~ ~ .. as.in Denmat;k, by Soviet agitators such as Vladimir ... ,-... :~ : , :.~ ;'.~.~:.~ Merkulov, the second.secretary of the Soviet Embassy in Copenhagen. He was arrested while passipg money to Mr. Petersen, one of the local leaders:of the World Peace Council in Denmark. Yet events in Poland and the appearance of a Soviet ~;. ~/;. "'. nuclear' submarine in Swedish tenito~al waters made it . . . ,- ..... clear, even to those who previously ~ad believed coln- munist propaganda, that ~e real danger f01" world peace - comes not from American missiles deployed in Europe " . ., ...... - but from missiles deployed in the U~SR.~and directed " :~..';, ,.." ~-t0wards Europe. .,,- Our Canadian peaceuiks were, a~ Us'~, too late to realize this. Their motivaflous we~ siwckingly naive compared with those in Europe. Even the Communist parties of Italy, Britain and Spain, which were the driv- ing force for all the peace marches, carried Some slogans demanding the USSR as well as the U.S. start disarma- ment, Demonstrations ifi" Canada were- pui~ly anti, American, The fact that the USSR ha.~ absolute superiority in con~- - "venfl0mlweaponryingur0~ afide~e~ywbere else In the - i!i,~, ~/.i, ::~; ,::i i~ ~i:,~:/: :% ii:~/,/~:i .:'!:~!;iii~i ~i!~ ~ ~ii.~i "~ / / -. i " • ~ . • " ~ -.', ,/:=~"~~~'"~ -'~ World did .not" bather"the peaceful priests; retired L ,.~,~;..~: :.~:~:~,. ;,5 ~ ~:: ,..,,~.!~.:~/i~i~i~!~,..... ;i~:~ : 0 • .. ~ 1~ .~ ,~,~=:~;~"~'~ : professors and leaders of the Gay Liberation movement, who were the,organizers of marches and demonstrations. " BuL40,000~soviet tanks in Europe opposing 10,000 NATO ' tanks"~l~fiiand that the .Western allies be equipped by nuclear weapons as the only force able ~ stop them. ,~ ~ ~ ,'.~, • ..... , Soviet submarines and warships are twice as well armed as American ones and, in the event of serious conflict, no one would be able to stop their.attack against North ._ America. The possession of.nuclear weapons and Solihisticated missiles by NA'ID appears to be the only way to prevent the Soy|eta from launching an attack. •Taking into conslderationthe fact that the Canadian - ~e "~) ~ I ~,s.~ 7, ~ .:..:,:,:..~. . 'a'z~l ~ ~ . . 9 1 ass of ~,~ ~ the ) • I:. • u&"~t;,8 • ';.~.:';.':~'..".': .... contribu.tion to NATO's defence has reached the level of • .~..,...~ .Pece each. , . e~ . .push ~ .... ~ t,h, ,,lga,?,' ":;':";~" '"'"': : i" Luxembeurg, is it moralto protest against the decision to " permit-theU.S, to~_test their, missiles ip Canadian - -- .L~'h A :, ,.,i . B~zcke ce Fa.rn I I ~ ~.b d~ ~.;': i,. ,.~.'.~;':-:~.', tonitory? In particular knowing that thei)ni]fl~m;p~I0r 'man0facturing andtesting these missiles Is protection of ..'~:.:;"/|..~r~u.~_, '. m".: ~ Z_.'~'~.~,~'~ , If'.. • ~ ~':.~i.-": ""~:':i~ " = ~: ' " • ':" .:-: " / . ~n~,~, m M.*'~u~,~-- .~'~ ' "" " - ~ 'm ,.. . '~.i,. ,~th.North Americancountrtes. ~. .-.: .. .. ./": "' " -. :M "-" . ~'" ' 'M ' ,"~-x-otl~,,~.,-°~e~de~ " m .....m' -..i~,,,'--. m " ." : . ::it is nice anddecent to wlsbfor total ~ sarmameat ./...~.~."-/.. "If " ,i. " -'- ,-.m ""~,. ' ....'" . I" |,, ~ " '. 'thmnghout the world...The idea should..! : supported- " "":'i' •'.. : wholebeartedly. Unfortunately, only. one. ~lde. of .our. - divided World really wants disarmament, w~ Je the Other is:always increasing its military, budget in desire.to ,.. reach eve~. 5q'eater superiority thaKit has OW. ' .The 0nly~v~ay to reach disarmament is to d :mand fromi' . Moscow agrsement to join mutual efforts to [~ nuclear weapons and to disarm, But Moscow is Sl~ nsoring the !~:i~i/:~:;:!!ii~:~i:~• , :: ' "~ LF/Ji m I J ~li ~ World, Peace Council and cheating the Worl I Council of '.~:.~,~':::.i~':/I , "~"'~,~:~,i'~ m ' ~/~ ~.~., .,,~aMI~~M ~-..~ i . ~:-'..:~.;.~ ChUrches Just because such a development i oes not suit ,:',.-.:;-:.,..,,,,Wmi=~. ,: "'~'~:.. the K~;emlin leadership...... ~i~ There is no place for optimism in.our times when the idea of pressing both superpowers to stop"the nuclear. • i- m .edna~ is Wen less realistic than theldea'toUtotal.dis~r- mament. Our peaceniks are prepared-to be anti- American. It is cheaper and does not r~luii'e a lot of. courage.

r- I '.,, .L- ,4" z i I~ Pile I, Tba Herekl, Fr ay, July 23, I~112 I ~ '~ ~ : ' ,. me COPY DEADLINE FOR CLASSIFIEDSs IhOO R.fll, -ONE DAY, PRIOR TO PUBLICATION

: LADIES WEIGHT 'Do you ever need help in a~ KSAN TERRACE PREPARED KERMODE FRIENDSHIP SPECIAL SALE-- Sat. July SLIMLINE WATCHERS hurry? Need • lob done or HOUSE HOMEMAKER CHILDBIRTH Society'wlll be holding a 24 lOa.m.. 5p.m. 2~ pc. V=" CLUB meetln~ held every Tuesday need • Job? Phone SOCIETY SERVICES CLASSES hakes•Is for the eiders on drive socket set ~; 40 pc. meets Monday evening af at 7p.m~ in the Knox United GOLDEN RULE wishes to announce the provides assistance with Spnnsored by the Terrace July 30 from I p.m.- 4.p.m. socket sets $10.540; 2 .ton 6:30 p.m. -- United Church i C~ch Hall, 4907 Lazelle EmldlOymontAgeacY evalisbllity of Keen House household management and Women's Resource Centre. at the Skeena Mall. hydraulic jack I;15; 5 ton basement, Kltlmet..Ave. . otTorreca for women end chlldren who daily living activities to Instructor: Marianne (nc4.23il): hydraulic lack $29; 50 ton .... _ 63S.4S3ScrdrepIn•tNo. 2- need a temporary home aged, handicapped, con. Wseton, Call 638.0228 bet. hydraulic,Jack el00; 2 ton : INCHESAWAYCLUB , 3238 Kelum Street next to during • time of mental or vaisscentl, chronically III, Weannoon•nd4p.m, week. BOTTLE OEPO Three floor lack $1~0; 4" bench -• meetsevery Tutmday niobe, ' j' "I~ERRACE B.C. Tel Office. physical cruelty. If you or etc. days, or 633.2942 anytime. RlvereWorkshep, S010Agor vice $35; l~]spimd drill Press ~ at 7:30 p.m. in the Skl~ma LOAN .... your children have been 4603D Park Ave. " Ave., 635.2238. Open Health unit. For in. CUPBOARD ALANON & battered and r~d a safe 13S413S WOMENOF Men,lay to Friday (9:00- 8"S235;bench~';l~enChgrindersgrinderss110;$75; fm'mtlun phone 635-3747 or Hosplte I equipment ALATEEN refuge call the local RCMP TERRACE 3:00) Saturday, 12:00-3:00. Try our prices on shop d3S45~, available for use In the MEETINGS at d3S-4911, the Crisls Line KERMODE The Women's Health (nc) equipment before you home. For more In. "Monday at Mills Memorial at ~11-03M, or during nor- FRIENDSHIP Ccallt!oii has set up a OLD TIMERS REUNION to buy. L.W, SlarsAucflon DEBT formation please call: Hnspltal at e p.m. real _business hours, the CENTRE Women's Health Care be held In Terrace, B.C. Supply COUNSELLOR 11:30t04:30 PhonoMarllyn Ministry of Human 14S.4901 Directory. The purlx~e o~ July 23, 24 & 25, 1982. For 4101 Hwy. 16 Eent i,M.0311 13S-3S45 Resource[" Tell ' them you Services: Counsell!ng •nci this directory Is to-aid residents having lived In Phonet35.7824 endCONSUMER Evenings want to come to Klan referral OnlU.I.C./housing, women In choosing • Terrace up to the 1940's. Open Tue~ay to COMPLAINTSOFFICER " ' : e25.4L~74 House. They will make Alcohol & Drug Counselling, physician, according to For more Information write . Saturday 2-S p.m. 4d03D Perk Ave., Terrace; * Immadlote errengenients Edacatlon problems, Social, their needs as women. If to P.O. Box 1042, Terrece, Wednesday night B.C. V0G 1VS. Free aid to ~ The anyone having debt : MILLSMEMORIAL THREE for y00 to come to us. We cultural & recreatlonol you would llke to share your B.C. VOG 4V1' Auctloneale7:30p.m. p r o b I • m s t h r o u g.h THRIFT SHOP RIV ERa would like to help you. pr()grams. Native culture is experience with other (nc.23Jl) You can stretch your dollars overextendlng credit.. Mills Memorial Hospital WORKSHOP - the main focus. Lay w,omen In health rare call with Our help. Budget advice avalllble. Auxiliary would eplxaclats Is open to public. We"I~e counselllng.~ 638.0Maenytlmeor633.0238 CALEDONIA SENIOR (p2.~3jl) "Consumer complaints anydonMIonsofgood, clean macrame, quilts and ..... MEALS , NeadAnlteaco? between124 p.m. or dropby SECONDARY School bffl(~e handled. Area covered 7, clothing, any household various wood products, on WHEELS If you are new to the city, the Women's Centre et 4342 will he open Wed" mornings ; mile radius of Terrace. Call Items, toys etc. for their Hours: 9 •.m. fo 3 p.m. Avniisble to elderly, ben- have no friends, are lost, Oerk Ave. in July 14, 21, 28 8:30 •.m. - lonely or looking for • place 12 noon. for students to ~~, ' Terreco 638-1256, 9-4 p.m. Thrift Shqp. For pickup' Monday to Friday. dlcappad, chronically III or ~; ABUSEOWOMEN'SsuppORTGROUP ~~ i o;~ : for appointments. Office service phone 635-5320 or convalescents-- hot full to live- Terrlce's Indlln return books, p~y fees, end ~,~. , "' 'i hours l.4p.m.only. Kitlmet 635-5233or leave donations course meals delivered Frisndshlp Centre will pickup transcripts and i ii call 633.3139 for ap. ettheThrlftShoponL•zelle RAPERELIEF * Monday, Wednesday and support, understand and Every.Thureday8:0Op.m., report cards. ~~ ;-: polntments. Office hours Ave. on Saturdays between AbortlonCounlaillng Thurdday. Cost: Minimal. eeslet you. Call us: e35.4rffi~ "Conference Room - Mills (nc-27ii) :: second Tused•y of every 11 e.m. and 3 p.m. Thank andCrlslsLIno Pho~eTerroce Community -- or come for cottse. We're .PsychiatricMemorial Wing.Hospital Tree- THE TERRACE CHILD- NEIGHBOURHOOD GARAGE SALE-- 3238 " ,month. . you...... Services et.635.31~6, open daily 9 a.m, to 5 p.m. sportptlon~lEovlded. Phone: BiR T H E d u c a t I o n Crescent Street, left off Old ;: " 635.90~3 or 635.2054 ottO" Aseolcutlon is planning • lakelse LE JARDIN Programme Cadre Lake Road. .... deFRANCAIS 6:00m. Coffee Party and Sale/n Saturciay, Jply24 10a.m.-5 d'ENFANCE EH GUll II exlste a (nc) September. The proceeds to p.m. Cook stoves, wlndows, (Terrace French Pre- School) has vacancies for Terrace, L'educatlon en WOMEN ADDICTS go towardstheBIrthlng Bed lumber, puppies and lots INDEX English or French'speaking. Frencais pour l, enfantoda will not be meeting until Fund Raising, We are more. ._ --. :. children, three and four maternelle a la'7e anne•. •'September. Call the looking for donations of (p2-23[I) 1 CommtmllYServices ~ Sorvlceo I ComingEvents :14 SltootleosWanted 49 W~ledto Bor~ years of age. Centrally Blen~;onue etous. Pour plus Women's Centre at 638.0228 patternSewing exchangePatterns and for Baby • 3 Notlceo 21 TVi Stereo SO Homei-~l'-Slte .... ' located at the corner of amples Informatlons "between 12 - 4 p.m. week. end Teddler clothes. We•re ' , 4 InformMl@nWonted 29 MUli¢IIInstruments Sl HomesWon~-~*. Sparks and Park. For more t'elephonez •u 635.4400, days. :~.~?~"}t~ ~;~;*",~,~;~,'~"~i~. ,;:.~r,-~,~/~.~ ~:'~' ~, 5 elm- 30 Furniture&Appliance S:l ProhertyforS~l*" .Inscription625-3115. wllllng to mend and sow. .~. ~i~" ~.' ~ • eng,pem~m s, p~ ss Proper|ywon~ information telephone 635- PREGNANT? In need'of Phone 635.48?3 or 635.3597 '~•~*" "÷*----;~ ~ i. M•rl.ilgen 33 Livestock: :54 IlullneleProperly 5~. WOMEN ADDICTS support? Call Birthright and we will pick them up.' ;,~:~~ g Obltullrlel 33 For Sale MIicollen•mls 55 BusinessOpp0rlunlty . ~ ,~ j ~..,~}~,,:~)~,~.~ 9 Cardof Thinks 35 Swap & Trade SO Motorcycles A support group for women anytime at 635.3907.. Office. (nc-2311) t0 In ~lum 31 MIicellMil~sWonted $7 A~tomobileo with alcohol or drug ad- now open more hours: " II Auctions 39 Morlrm SO" TrucksA vnr~ TERRACE CHILDBIRTH 13 GorlgeS411 40 Squlpmlmt .... SO MobileXom~ dictions, themselves or In ./W0ndayto Saturday from 9 NORTHERN DELIGHTS B.C.I.T. ALUMNI . We are IS PmlOnOl 41 M•~lnery 60 necramtlonllVe,icles EDUC.ASSOC. their famlllee. Meets every •.m. to 11 a.m. Thureday~ CO-OP Is organizing the looking for you. Cell collect 14 "aullneol P~ol 43 For RMIl MIicallenl~J| 63 Aircraft For more Information call IS Fowld 44 Properlyfor Rant 64 Financial seCOnd Wed. on the second all day, 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. second annual Northwest -~14.5734 Local 847. 16 LoI# ,IS Room& BOard 61 L~,l Margaret 635-4673. For and fourth Wed. of each N03-4~21 LakslsoAve. Free Folk Music Festival to be (OI2.22,2311) 19 HelpWonted 47 Suitesfor Rant 69 Tnoclers brcastfeedlng support call month at the Terrace confidential " pregnancy held August 15, 1982 in the n P~ Xl~ ...... 4 H~ f~ R*n~ -- " r " n Blrgltte at 635-4616. in Womons.:Resource Centre, ~ts available. Iibreryry park with e main ' .r~ ..... ~,~m ,~(It,13n~td;pJ~6~dl~J~'vl~ It (d~kAve. Cal1630-0228 ,.:',lu ~,.~ ~.,~~,I~ q;~nc-~kl) netago~Show~iiched~ledJetor ~ . .... Can e, ., ...... l for more Information, *thet,evelatng et4he~R;E:M. ' ¢LAISlFleOa&TES CLASSIFliDANNOUNCaMaNTI";~ ..... : ...... ~" ~ • '"; "'"~ '; ' ,.between ~12-4~dp.m,-, week- ': * ' ~' ' ,~.~eTheetre; Thesoarch'tor ~ " LOCAL ONLY • .., . Notices 6.00 dayS. I .~~.~,.~z~.~-~;,:.~. . "~* ,*, talent IS on. Ifyou or yofJr 30 words or ~ I~.SO per inlertl~n. Over 20 Births 6.00 ARE YOU AFRAID ~~ group is Interested in " " words $ canal per word. 3 or more coilescutlve Engeoemenfl 6.00 TO LEAVE THE - TheTerrece .~~ . Residential Lot Clsering IneerllMil St,SO per Inarflon; Marriages 4.00 ~~i'~,; performing please contact Obituaries 6.00 SAFETY OF HOME? CHILDBIRTH ~ ...... ~ ~ Alan Weston at 635-2942 or Crush for drlveweyl RePUND$ CardofThanks ~.00 Or do you fear: walking EDUCATiON GROUP ~ FREE••tim•ass First InMrtlon charged for v~etoer run or not. InMemorlum - . s.SO , Northern Delights at 635- AbeslUtolv nO refunds Otter ed Ills benn let. Over 60 words, $ cents oKh iddltloni"T'~d;" alone; driving alone; has• loan program of Infant WANTED FOR DISPLAY 9415. Call 635.$S~ PXONS m~ -- cle~n~ A~v~l~i crowded places; deport- and toddlercer seats. 110 (oct.3011) COlleCTIONS Deplrtment. 'P,URPOSES during Old. (nc-231l) MUIt be mocle before escofld irdlern~l, ment stores; super- deposit, $5 returned). Call Allowance cMi be made for only one Incorrert iUIICRIPYION RATES markets; restaurants. You 'Timers Week. July 2~rd to ed. lff•tnveOctoierl, ltll &%~4673.We ere also Iouklng ;2Sth. Old spectacle h'ames T E R RACE H I K I N G FILTERQUEEN slnplo~y ~.~ are m]t el•no. Takethat for donatlon~.... ot car seats to *and lenses, monocles, CLUB-- Hike planned for Sales&Service sex NUMaERS eyCerrler rnlh.,.so firststep, and contactthe add to our loan prog~'om. Phone Sl.(10ptckup Ilycarrler year31.so Mental Health Centre for magnifiers, stereoscopes, weak'end of July 24, 25 in U.00 n~lled BYMUIt 3mltul.25.so , -- slid•landholders. Any Item Rocher DeBoule Mine •re• 6.1.1.7096 eyMu,-.- ,mms,;s.~0 further Information at 3412 A.A. (am-31A) CLASSIPiED DISPLAY .: SyMoll I Yr.58.SO Kelum St. 635.6163. Kermode Frleadshlp ,of interest will be displayed near Seeley Lake. Skeena Rldeo available Upon request. Senior Citizen I yr.30,00 ~nd tagged. Please phone Crossing. Meet at Library Group NATIONAL CLAUlIISlEORATe Brltlm Commonwealt~end United Stoles of KITIMATA.A, Meets every Tuesday 635.5620 during the day or at 9:00 a.m. weather per. CONCRETE FORM 33 ~ per eg•to line. Minimumchorpe SS.~0 America , - I yr.dL~.SO Coellllrg¢lisn Group . evening at 8:30 p,m. 635-2197after 6 p.m., or drop mitring. If rained out, ' RENTALS ~,. ~m~r~. " in •t 3212 Emerson St. and pasdlble day hike Sunday. FOUNDATIONS The Herald reserves the right to cloeslfy ads In Kltlmat Everyone% is welcome to LEGAL - POLITICAL Ira4 TRANSIENT.AD- u~ler apgroprlltehaIKIIn~s Mid to eat rMen telephone 6324712 attend. . .see M. Said•r. mountains- meet at Library E. Homer & Sons VIRTIIIN• thereforeand to tieR•rainspage Io(atlon. (nc-231l) e:00a.m. (25il) 63S,21~S ~ : umtop*r ,Re. MEETI NGS 3313 Kal~m St. -- " " (p20-23]1) " The Herald reserve the right tort•vies, edit, ~nday -- Stop-MS•' Js Terrace, B.C. - IUIINlll PIEs•NAbS clesalfy or ral•ct Miy edverfiloment and to _. BUSlNESSWATCH SPONSOR:Skeenal'Valley tS.~0 POt' line ~ month. On I minimum four relain any enlweri dlrKtad to the Herald Box' 8:30" p.m. Catholic CF "ch 6354906 Four local summer /Vtarathoners THOMSON& SONS - me~lh IN~dl. RePly ServiceGad to rePaythe customer the sum Hall. '¢OMiNe IVlNIS ._ pelclfor m, .dverllesmeotMid box renter. Wednesday -- Closed DOROTHY LIVESAY,. a students on the Summer EVENT: King of thL General Contractors PorlP~.ProflfOrgMil~ltk}l~l. MaxlmumSdlys , B~xrePlleoon"Hold"lnltructlensnotpickadup Meotlngs 6:30 p.m. Cathoilc tomlnlstpeet, will badging Youth Employment* Mountain Foot Race. Start Sewer and water con. IneertleoprlortoeventthrnocherOe.AAuMbelSwlthlnl0dayaofoxplryofeoedvartlllmentwill a poetry reading at the Program sponsored by the wm'dlerlenS,typed, Midl4dlmlllldtoourOffl¢a. rl(alved.b4#estmyldTholeunlessMi|w, nngmalllngso)(Inllr~tk~aNumberl mire 'FridaysChurch Hall.-- Open r " I " MeetF~gs.~ Northwest Women's Terrqce Detachment of the your training now for this nectlons, dlgglno, back- r~t~,ot to esn~orieun,le o| do~um*ntoto 8:30 p.m. Catholic CllUl'ch Festival en~ .speaking on. R.C.M:Pi::~NIII be making excitinggiventoeveryone rece.who T-shirts completes snowfllUng'plowlng.SeptlcsystemsAI Thomson.and DIADLINI ovotdlou;AIl¢lelmloferrerllnldvafliMmlmtl women's Issues. Public dsor.to-door contact within the course in 2 hours. 635.7517 DiiPLAY mullborl(slvldbythopublllherwlthln~doya Hall. welcome, free of chai'ge, the Buslneu Sector. DATE: SundaY; AugustTath (am-31Au) ~ I~ yI prior to i~bllcatlenbY. | otter the flrl: publlc•lion. AI.Anon Meetings -- Saturday, .July 19, 9 p.m., SERVICES:

CLA$11PlaD It Is"oreod by the edvertlmrrequesting space Tuesday, .6 p.m. ~United Klsplox Festival site. ...By providing Individual TIME: Sign in a~9:00 a,m. :| :00 I,m, Oll dly preys•us• to dlY Of pu~llcitk~l, that :he Ilablllly Of the Herald In the event Of Church Hall 632-$934. Race starts et 10:00 a.m. i ,. I~J Mortallyto Frldoy.. fill~o to ~b01~ eo ~(M,~Uhen*,,~or ,n tin, _ premlses In the Terrace- Entry Fee: $5.00 ~.~],~:~[~./~:~:j~i~.,:;~:~...¢,;~,::~~|:~'/i~t::.'~~'~':~i!~'~:/'~:~'~?~:!~!.,'

...... eventofMierroropPeeringln,*h,a'.v=rttl.mlmt ...... T,ERRACE 11 area with Infermetlon es to LOCATION :.- Meet at the ".'~'~'~' ' "~'"~.;~"~*,~ ~ ~y~**dv~t~.-r~romyonelncerr*ntths*rt~o. TERRACEWOMEN'S !)ow.~ey could .reduce the Terrace Arena ' ',*~, ~,~' %...... ,-~.'~-.,.~,'*'.~,.:-~...... ALL CLAIllPliDCASH WITH OeDil other forthePortlenoftheedvarflslne|peceocc~pled RESOURCECENTRE ANONYMOUS poldlbllltles of • crime For'more Information call ...... I( ...... llllen IIUSINaSSlIS WITH AN alTASLISHiD by the incorrect or omitted Item only, llld thl! ~ J3,~1~! r'l ACCOUNT. , ~ lher~ Shill be no iliblll~f to Miy Ixleot primer A support . service for ~ occurlng." This will be ac. the Terrace Parks and thee the*mount~.i~ for ~,ch ~v.nl~rg. women; Information-- . " /~otlngs. - Monday ~Knox ;:omplished. by providing R~.,,a.,,,,,"-- ,~ov-r~'rt"ent,,, at 2 SIAMESE klttens found on sirvlcechentoeftLsoenl#l" N.I.P. cheqveo. Adve'nlsementt• must complywith the 6rltlsh referral; newsletter _united . Church"'" 8"30 "" p,m* "" "- atsrnatlverecommendations locking suchdevices, as 638.1174o1"Nell •t:638.9206. Merkley Road area. Phone Columbia Humin Rlghtl Act which pr0hlblle Iny collective; Status of Women I nurseay " Mills Memorlel ,.~ (nc-gau) 635-3446. "" WEDOINE OaSCRIPTIONI •dr•railing thM dlKrlmlnatel •g~net Imy screening windows most NO charge provide new• wbmltted within m~e personbecl#le Of hie r~cn/rall01on, rex, COlOr, action group; lending Hospital 6:30 p.m. ' (nc-23]li n'~ith, mltlonollty, Imcestry or piece of origin, ~r library; bookstore; court- Saturday Open, Meeting . vulnerable, lighting their ~ • .~ueo hie ego I| beh~eo 44 and 4S yHra, selling; support groups. Mills Memorial Hospital areas, and marking SPONSOR: Terrace Parks leoll~,TerrKo, I.C~..'- "- HIIolI~IIIvocy tmllU the ¢0ndltlon Is lultlflld by • bone fide 0:30 p;m. end Recreation Dept. •VSe 414 PlxmeUS.4eN redulr•ment for the work InVOlved. Dr•p-In Centre, 4542 Park regularlly stolen mer- • " chandlse In obvious places. E V E N T': S u m m e r • Ave. (formerly:the District TERRACE PARENTS House) Open 12-4 p.m. This service Is available Playgrounds;. Join us for " Monday to .Friday. FORFRENCH to all businesses -lfi-the sports, games, crafts, rJ[~RRACE .~,n_ t n Telephone 63e.Q228; would like t°" advise the * Terr•ca-Thornhlll area music' fl-eldtrlps and much , publlcthatreglstrotlons•re f#om June until the end of more AVON currently being accepted at August free ot•¢horge. Find DATE: July 5 to 9th Want to beat Inflation? We The Kltl K'Shan School for out how to holp yourself thls Clarence Michael Elem.; have very competitive KITIMAT Ug TERRACE FOSTER French Immersion Kin- summer. Contact Arlene July 12 to 16 P~rkslde priclngl We have high ~':*~ ' PARENTS ASSOC, dergarton end Grade 1 for'. Christie at 63e-0~3 9.s. Elementary; .July 19 - 23 qbality productsl We have a offers education resources 1982.83~,(Pleaie :note that ..... - (n¢.aug) Thornhlll Elementary; July- 100 per cent money back and SUplxYt for local foster Grade I Is available v~lthout 26-29 Furiong Bay Camp parents. If you are a foster having had French .Kin- OLD TIMERS, REUNION Site. =" r " d +. ' " guarantee'." To buy or sell . call' Mary. 638.1850. parent or would like more "dergarten).. ,For In- 191i2 • SCHEDULE OF TIME: • 10:00 ,,.m. fo 3:30 . (cffn.6-4-82) Informatlon call us formation cell-Kill K'Shan EVENTS p.m. "I "'" r F 1 J I ." "~ " --[ " anytlme. Jacquie. 635.6727; School ~IS~115 "or TerraCe At the'Arenai For more Inf©~matlon call ,,: " .Trean, 635-2865, Bav'-' 63.~" , (~LS-21Sl.Parents for Fr~mch": -JulyJUly23FrldaY24 Sat. 12:00. :.7:01) n0~np,m. '11~4";'fhe,::rerrace ~"i " :I': ~iPJrki~ :~ahd I ' . I.i Classified u.,1 in Form LY R. ll..til~ .... 1..: I '~,'. ~ ~ ,I ~ 'I', ~ ~ " I I "i~ISALES" i " • ' ii,.|" i PARENT EDUCATION'".... ' • ."~ -,~-~, ".*.'~'IL "':' :""~,i,:,,; ': '~; i ':I "'..... REPRESENTATIVE ;S.V,CE .... . • " GROUP oNE PARI~NT FAMILIES-. July.24 Sat.. 7:00 p.m. SPONSOR: .T~rraceP•r~ I Part-ti~,:%.,:..reprosen- • Your Ad ...... Wednesdays 7:30, .Skeena Assoclaflon of Canada a Cocktalls 6:00 p, m. Banquot endRecreafiol/Dept, '. I. tatlve.::-"r'~Ired to ..... ; ...... Health unlt, 3412 K•lum St. local group of. concerned' and dance. EVENT: La'dles Keep" Flt, I. s'ervlce large retall ~e ...... Fllms, guest Speokera; Parentowh0 are Inl;irestsd July. 25 SUn ~~ 8:00 a.m. to Body Sh'al;l~gand ..ou~; outlets In your area...... Address ...... group dlscusslon, Inhelplr~ Out.r~her mother 11:00a.m. breakfast, mornlng Aer~Ic Danc ng Must have vehlcle and Town ...... " ..... Phone, NO. of Days ...... or falhors who may be onl~ At Low~ LlltlePerk still have. r0o~ for more: space for : ,producf Classification • ., Send ad along with NURSINGMUMSI ~VeekendParents. Weare J,uly 25 Sun. 1.:00 p.m.. TWIce weeklyldurlng' July storage. Renumeraflun -- " ...... Breastfeedlng. support providing Pot Luck Sup- ~Plcnlcend bus tou~l, and August. ~1 ~ beard: on b}rvlce and 2()wordsorless~$2perday chequeor money order to: group. For Information, pere/Blrthday Parties for ~JUly 26/~0n. 9:00 •.m. to LOCATION:T~rroceArena production. Foe:ward DAILY HERALD support, ¢encerde,: call Children and Group Ac- ]):00a.m. Coffee at the Co- BanCluetRoon~ resume t0 Box 1426, c.o $4.~O for three consecutive days 301OKalum St. Blrgitts63F4616orPam635- tivltles; which .Involve q) Cat•eerie. Happy:Gang For more information call Terrace Dally Hereld~ $6 for four consecutive days ~ Terrace, B.C. 5271. Everyone welcome to parents and their children. Centre ,open July 23 Friday tile Te'ri'ac~:'Parks and 3010 Kalum, .Terrace, our meeting .held-3nd Custody of your child is not. '1:00 p.m. Coffee end tee Recrreatlon D~i)t. at ~8. " B.(;...... $7.50 for fiveconsecutiveclays,. V8G 2AA7. "rh.ursday Rot fha month at necessary. Phone Bee. 635-: available. " 1174. . (acc4-22023,27,30Li) T I i~ i i ...... ~ I I I Skein• Hselthunlt. 3.R,m. 3238or Bob635-9649. (nc;2311) (nc.29Jl)- ', S ,+ ,~ ~o .-

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I" l "R " BARIII DOLL 1 1 suite, unfurnished, with iWATE FRONT condltien. Alklng 11500, trtiior In Woodland H aighto Windsor Mobilo home with 12'x3¥ finllhed addition. HOUSE • fridge a~nd stove, Low: rent, I,PROPERTY on HI0h- to offursh Phone .!35- trii!or cowl $1500 I~ Asking 120,000or I~tst attar, skllll~ am required to work Barblo dells can atlnd $200 plul Ufllllles for qtl!ot, " • 2140; .... . "-- " LI.,-~II~I0.. - . s.t.eedy. Couple; Avl,llabll 74Q0. :' +" q" j I' :. F: ~ p :W~ ; I" m ~ I ~ " Lakelse w!th severe emotionally: up in this large wood • .. Ip~101)' :.:• F I "I ( ~1~ ) ~ +~ ;~l q ~" IJ .dlatQrbed :behavior. Ad- two storey doll II~Jlle. immadlately.Nopets.* Call.. " . : . . . ,~p~g. p L~I:kewa .n~KI. For mora IntOrmati+n Phone " FOI~ SALE',"i~0 'F~I '." FOR.SAFE~t+t~I+ho~0n+ r " " ~:l+i ':I :%::: + q ' ~ " + ~:"~ " ' I : dlt!0nsl monies .will be: • W~rth ~00 new. Ask!ng; + R!n~r +Air cmd.; Cii.im~ on~th!rg ao! In Yl~rnhill, FOR, SALE: :Excillent available to hl~e child cam', ~t~100. +.Phone ~35:2744 . +" .... '::'.. ".'(pS-~II) . :FOR' 14Ll,-;..~:i.*'.~ .: +. :, :: .~.~+....,~.+ -,(~ii) ' +:+*~ .~,-":PS, PB://I~X~ '+ ~~ r+i=k f~ k~ Mtn" : :+ (~)ndit!on,' : ),I +.14x70-ft.:+ workerl. Direct enqulrlu to offer s. c~Iont C~ndiflon."cali'ift~ Schoc~;.P~perty'atl l,nlawn .. three "l)edr..Dam + :Sierra LII at : Human Reso0rces, • . Isnc.tfn) 1 t!OIOOM q~rtme..ntfur :block from iqdmo+ls. "Car- • , , "s'p:m. N:.~":." :. ; " : wlth whlte p~cket, fence., mobllehomo, includes Ix20 . . I1. i . /~lgl between ~11:30 and ..r~*. WUh.fr!de, a,~:,~,+ :-port., ~r. ~ :!anc~ ::y~r¢ , '- " ". in.i:~il~ Thornhli!'w,!ir,. septic fl:lae~,!hack,!nsu!atIKl~nd :4:~ .Mondayto Friday. pets adkM~d. For .mere: ; A~k~::ss~,00~'. ;exc~iont + " ..... ' " :lystem. Triller Is 3 carpeted.. Ix9 ft. utility .Invorn~t!~m CalI.MS~. :flmm~ng..Ph~.d35.1r/36. References required. ORD I~RiAT" F150,. bedroom with InaY shack, shed. Stove-dishwasher Avollable Imn~llofoly. (aceS-2311) • . ... (pS..~II) LB,. alr,.:,460, •. .•good an enclosod porch and combination. Located a# 11 (p4-~ll) e. ~p ,rap !~pe. ~verande. Appraised at.. Pine Park. Asking price KITCHEN CABINET IN- A•-FRAME ; 394,1 ITALLERS 1 . . t~svlng town - Mu!t 1t,13,000. Ask!ng ~!,500. !21t,~oOflrm;Muat be seen to FOR RENT-- Two bodr~ • CRESCENT'IVEW AVe.. WANTED TO EARN IS0,000 .... ,,a-7S~. Phone 625-2222 days local . beepprac[mted.Toviow¢all basement suite, stove, • (Thernhill') ,3, iNKir'~om; FOR SALE-- 1979 Yamahe PER YEAR " • .(1~2711) 275, 638-1480ovenlngs. 635-g067 after 4:30 p.m. WANTED-- Used frlclge, frldga and clrapel Included. :llvl.ng~ 1 room. carpeted. XS.,d00 3500 km Showroom Must be: Capable of _(~.~! i) (pd4Olu) house door, 16" fires. Call Partially furnl~ml. PrlVato Laundry room and 4 I~ece condition. $1400 • 635-5338 1981 r~ia.l= P*-~o~ reading Modular Layouts & II I II 635-3438. entrance and driveway. beth;: .Wood+ . and ~m~.+ ic .'evanmos,. Window Van for. sale. Ex. Plans, Bondable, Noat In (p3-2~II) Close'to Sksena Sac. Sch~l. liat,::~ ua9 cerp~. Lawn Cp~:~ll) cellent Ihape. Full set Appearance $375 per senti1. Ava'llabla and::gsrden c0mplste!y winter and oummor rlKlllll Must have own tools and WANTED TO BUY-- Abg~t IS Phone 635-2643. enclosecL by .fence: cm quiet on rlms. Phone 635-4M0 or Multi Tenant SerVice Delivery vehicle. To Instoll Snowmobile In' good cow (P3-2711) .atr.eet, Ideal for pets: 635-3476 iftor 6;30 pm Quallty Llne of Cablneta dltlon. Phone &15.3303 atter : 555,000; To view. pheni (atf..nc) Send complete resume Commercial Buildinp 6 p.m. • ~12.dl~a IOcil.2/| ~11-140 1101 "i'0Y~'A 4X4 pickup. with a personel and vehicle NOWAVAILABLE (pS-~71t) evanlngl, .. - " , 11,000 km. As Imv. Never photograph. Newspa-per IIIRCHWOOD • " ,*'. -". .... (p4-~31i) for off road driving, No)( No.1425. APARTMENTS Insulated .canepy,.wlth beat (OI2-16,23ii) WANTED: Resphorrlas. ADULT ORI ENTED •' ..... ' FOR SALE-- 1F/S V.W. FOR Will pay reasonable prlce, ~;Bodream sultes WHY IUY A I1~1 CAIIN IN :'Rabbit.' New shocks, rack. $'/800.~. Will cn!dar older atandard eize pickup will I~ck own. Phone 435. Close to Downtown JULYlrNoW::Ilfl~ tIm, to :brakem, beflory. ~,SO0 or 1,737square teet units wlth4tore fl:ent and overhead . ~ ~15;after 6 p.m. (aft)- + PHOH E i,tt4123 nx.~ andpaint,.A-Frame ;+~stotf~. W~k days ~ly In:part trade. 638-17111. doors In beck. New bulldlng, well located at corner _ . , . .. . (pS-2711) sk1.cebln o11the Hudsofl 81y Phone 63~56~I. " (P6-~I!)' of Kelth & Kenney...... Mountain; Smlthors,. THE (p7.35[I) FOR SALE-- 111110 $ TON ..... , ~' ALSO nmmm PRICE:IS RIGHTIPhone: .' ": *: .... ::...... ;1.1'1"';" F.I~D FLATDE¢K--;Thls" Two. unlts, 951 square feet, comes with 14x14 • " " ...... I I(IEYSTONE APART. d ~mr.°eWalil4~"sm. or'147" .m4 PONTIAC:. Li.,...~_iS|. tick hes an::exh'.a'.1ong overhead doors, located at corner of Kanney & _. now teklng I 44115 . .. ."~ ~SPO.IiT350,2~loorl~d~• •wt~ll bele,:;l.nlW..Ipare" P0hlI~. II ENTERPRISES II I 2 pieces: of heav~' I applications. Spacious, I ' (acc-351u) ,P$, .PB;.fllt'.atoorlng,.2,4~0: • tlnts.,Thil:truck is: in.A.1 I Asphalt shlngles, vlnyl II I equlpmlmt (cat. loader I ciea, a~.~,., ~, =, and 3 1 ' ' " " .... " " Or best offer. View' it 34~I cendltlon. Owner must sell Phone 635-74S9 II ancl alurnlnum sldlng i I " backhoe). Would I bedroom sultss. Extras I PlCl"URIiQU'EI"iTORIY .Kolum .or phone 6~411~ • -For further Informatlon • II sold, aluminuml I c°nslderacceptlngwhatl Include heat, holwater, I HOUSE,: ,ram . from 2 ~l~6p..m. . ,:435,~I.II phene635.9351. ' ' n l. awnlngl, alumlnumll I YOU have as part I laundry facllltles, l-rentallulMs.:Vllcre, plWk. :'*.....:; . .::.(idf.ffn) .! .... ' (p)04au) m I rooflno, metal roufingl i payment o. is acr. I stora0e iocker, I like, ~No river, om.thlrd .... " " " : '~ " ;=K NORTHWEST COMMUNITY II and ll-dlng. Ornamental I I farm near Armstrong, I playground. Please I • dew~borglln prlce. Ownir ~ C0LLEG E E Wlndmllll: - . II I BC If you can deall phone~lS-S234. I will flnanci bllanm.**,1344

I..... ::" ' ": (p8-2~II)" +I I 455-I7. ' (p~10iD INVITES APPLICATIONS FOR i~: ':~iiII I I '." .." .." • • THEPOSITIONOF , **__,. " : " " '"' d"..... r ~ "d 11= : ~ :'"; ' " FULL " i " " ' " O ' STRi= "NA~E ' .... " L ° • EMPLOYMENT DEVELOPMENT BRANCH ULT B BASEMENT, 111111 Iot, Will " TERRACE, . AD A sic ' " i "'~ consldar~low:d~w/mmt Tli, l;ubllcservlceofCaneda IsenEq~lOpaortunlly * and Wllll0g .lo.,.clr!~Y..,m0r; EmPloyer. .-' . - . EDUCATION •INSTRUCTOR tgoge on-b!Isnce: or ~III . . I~i. F~n,ctMn pubflque ~ Canada afire ~ chances- - " "~ ~NO . BEDROOM town tracle:'fur~good"uied~fl~nt . egalsi,d'omplel atouSo " ' " Norlhwest Community College requires an In. houses. 5425 per month, end ioackn'.ordump.truck. - SALARY: S26,871- $30,280 per annum strucfor for a new program in Its A;B.E. Depart. Frldge and stove. Phone pi~neFredat635.~y~6.~ : FOR SALE-- 1915 16 ff DUTII~S: Directs, plani end.lmplements the delivery meat. The program, called Experienm-Bosed 635-7191 Monday thru ..... " .(p30-331lY INTERIOR & EXTERIOR Surftamer Fiberglass boat. Vocabal Preparation, is intended t~ prepare PAINTING, and home Friday 9-5 p.m. " .... '.. of Employment I:iove!q=ment •Branch programs; 35 h.p. Marc Outboard, manages the delivery of specific CEIC programs to adult mentally hendlcapped._students: for com. repatr lobs are wanted. No Halsclew trailer, includes (acc2-23,2611) "FOR SALE IY OWNER-=3 petltlve employment. Thls Is a full.tlme temporary lob is too small. Free native organizations;, admlnt~tors the financial and skis, ski rope, lackets. eti:DRnO M dunlsx 1 ~ homo, wood ItoVe, material rqeeurcee of the district office; manages the eppolntment ,for slx to nlne months at the Terr~e astlmatos. Phone ~.511~0. ~ v r " ? ' " W' Excellent condition. Asking •.,,,,,,,*,~, ,,m, ,,n,~ e ,,~ fully !l~deOIIled, c- : hurnl~ numul:cas of th~ dlatrl~:t office, controls Era. College Centre, beginning September 1; 1982. - . ' (p20.50]1) $3500 OBO, Phone 635-9411 stove, gas heat.:: Sltultod •T'~' :~'hr~T'.?', ~:;.~'~'~" • ploys.ant Development Brbnch "progress" and attar 5 p.m. 638-1378. DUTIES Include: within walking distance .of__ ~,,~'~'~";~,.,~'p',~,; .~ q~,'atlo~S; promofis the preienc4} (ff Employment "" (P.~l) ,Inv,n~nv,n arms Idlliv ' ~''" ""'" ~ .... '."" I: 'Doves.°Pm"ent Sran~ programs inthe district. --obtaining workslte ~acemants. ~,00o. -- conducting individual assessments and ATTENTION HUNTERS & -,-';;;, f-; ;-.--k-~ ~,-;-i; March .. A~k,ng I •QUALIFICATIONS: Successful completion: of :,~,~v.~ at, ,~n,nrad Open to offers 135:740~, developing individual program plans.. FISHERMEN, .,-- . 24' .... { • ~.3 .lr~ ,~'//~ ". ) • | .mmmd#ry school or an ..mlUlValent combination of ,:Rtverboat;;'~ brei•laisJ,an '!~'~'~lPl~;'ntment to vlew-,,:,; :':i ,/-," ;~ ;,~ I ~ ad~M~,ttraM~)~g/"~dnd '-ixper.lenc~. • Sxl~'lance; behavior. phone 638-1523 batwmm .6 " " ' " ::,. ' " I ~r~ work history, ~good i'ee01te in: " . FOR "~dA'l.i~-~''~ Blrch "Wlfll:anly'.70 hoU~S,'2 stage 'and o'-m-- .... • 3 BEDROOM -2 befil, full I --administration of ethployment pi'ogr~m~S. " -~. consulting with employers and agency per- Hamilton [et..-Rond. runner - w: . . in~,.~lll ~iM condo: Qulat'end I --.estaMishlng and malnteinlngoffect!y.e relations with sonnel. firewood. Spllt or non split. "r- "-' " unit, newly .dacorafod, naw trailer, custom~ fitted commbnlty officials, native organlxations, groups and Terrace Old Tlmers Hockey FOR RENT-- Aflractive 3 broadloom;' appliances, canvas cover. All Items like ':g0ve~'nment agencies.. " • "' It is deslreable that applicants have a background Club. Phone 635-6735. bedroom house. Carpeted. ciole to ocl~oll,' downtown, new. Call 6354894 to see. •-~the luparvlsien of officers In the Admlnlatratlve and in both vocational end special education. The In- (nc-21-2711) Partly fumlshod. Fireplace. will • accept quality motor (pS-2fll) Forelgn Servlce catogory or of staff with equlvatent. atructor will be misted by two*instructor-aides, Garage. Fenced yar d . home -as down: payment. FOR SALE -- 40. channel req~Iblllty: , . and the program is limited to Iv~olve students; in 20 FOOT--5eel Vea let Downtown location near Avallable. Immedletely. • transceiver wlth antenna. Aknow.iodga:of the Engilsh language is essential. addltlon there is a one month--developmont perlnd Vatued at $400. Best offer no boat. 305 cu. In. 196 h.p. schools. $700 - month., days Assumable" !6 ..per Cent before InsWuctlon commences. lower than 5200. Phone 635- F.W.C. Berkley lot, only 63.5.7113 evenings 635.9367. :: (35,0Q0.) mortgage to 1984 at Addlfional Job :Information is available by wrltlng to used 50 hours, windshield, the. addreu below. , r 1427. (p20-13au) 5425 month," FP' (~16,50~) Salary Will be in accordance with the College top, extras, tandem axle TOUI~ Information relative ate c0nc0urs eat dl~oenlbte (snc.tfn). Phone 635-NSI; agreement for the B.C.G.E.U; instructor Scale. alufilinum trailer. Boat en frallcels et pout atreobtanu en acrlvent a I.adreese ATTRACTIVE 2: ...... -(P5"271i) Competition closes AUGUST 6, 1982. FOR SALE: 19x35' building good for shallow river . ,. [ s~Ivante: .... " .... -. BEDROOM house. Wall to: suitable for • cottage or running end-rough water, MOBIbE • HOME 14x6S '., ~. • ;,. : . wall carpeting, drN)es and Please send. applications to: workshop. Must be rewired S16,900OBO Will teke trade- Terrace Trailer Court.. All Send, your application form and.or resume, ~ot1~ frldge and stove. Clese..to • Mr. Fred Wilson, Director of end', plumbed. _Must be Ins. Phone 624.3619. appliances, Naturslgas and Retenmce No. 12.V.CEIC~57.MGT(93), beforeAugust downtown. - .No "-: pets. Vo~.atkmat end Trades Training nloved. $1500 OBO. Phone (p4-2311) much more; ]f' you am:not • 6, 1~l131fo: " ReSl)Cxmlblecouple or small Norihwasf C,0mmunity College 635.2515 after 5 p.m. • heppyp4ylng rent thll could Mlche!le Gagnon.Thomas, Staffing Officer temlly only; After :6phone P.O. Box/38 be your. opportunltY tomove Public Servl.ce Commlulon of Canada 635-3354 Avallable Aug I, TERRACE, B.C. VSG'4C2 (sff) i up. the ladder end ~wn your P.O. BOx 1021~Mh Floor• ...... (pS-Uli) 700:West Georgia StreM FOR SALE-- Antique wood own place.. Drive by No.i6 For furthor information please contact Bob Phillips ! . yanc~Jver;.'O.C, VTY..iEe cook stove.. Excellent • Sea..for yooreelf.The price is at ~L~11, local 315. condition. Water Jacket and ECONOMICAL" Z Wily below al~alHd ~;alue. CLEARANCE: NUMBER:. 71:Li90 023 warming oven. Green and. BEDROOM rural house,: Phone 635-7559 to view. ROOM & BOARD available cream enamel. To view .(pS-~II) for male. 15 mln. from town. available Aug. 1.5 or Sept. I, please call 6~-3943. 1912. Quiet, mature era.. • . .... ~- $400. Phone 6354704. (p2-23il) ploy~i or ratlnKI couple. (p10-2~11) preferred. References. $275 FOR SALE.- -. 1915 7~ ft. VANGUARD plus heat. Phone Sundoy IIYOWNER -,,,.. ::.-'.•.,,- .... only 635-9413. ~ ' ' ' . Hou~ on the bench in: •,..".':. - .. , , ._ .. • ,- .. 1_ camper. Photographic , -, .+ enlarger and easel. Ken- .. (I)4-2311) Terrace With• multiple ., ,. .-''..~,. more top loading dish- po~nMlI USlL Total' ...... washer $I00. Will fake offers [F-~- ...... i eeOROOM U~TAIRS .... conslm of six ...... " 1 Invest bedreamn,: three end on all the above. Phone 635- OF HOUSE for'rent;-Living 2S47 after S. SUITES FOR RENT Phone • room, kitchen end mo ~f b, thro~..,;m~ ! (ps.39,301e,9,15,16,99,331!) 638-1268. bathroom. Frldge and kUchon~ Kvo : io~.ga. I : : in your future, +,:, ., (acc19.il.16au) stove. NO pets please. $350 dinlng r~oom!,. asauii I .... .12 FOOT FIBREGLASS car month.: Available Aug.-l,. • " andlocuzzl..r~; at!lily I ONE BEDROOMapart- top boat. $400. Parts from 1902. Phone 625.3701. [ room, rumpus I'oom '73 Blazer 4x4 and '76 GMC ment fur rant. Close to which could • be • ~oofl- ...... =:: ...... (P3-27il). . J0inthe All,Star team. ~A ton pickup. 4 -*. Toyota downtown 635-6155. verted te two more i:.', i ,ii " .- All-Star Videa,~a successful Canadian.owned franchise operation, has locations : " ~- ~whlte spoke wheels for land (p~0-3011) I m.koo~ or off+am, Carpeted througho~. .. - • .. coming available in your area SeptemberIst; This is a perfect oplx)rtunlty to l~'your cruiser $100. Aluminum 'WOODGREEN APTS. 1, 2 ~: - " I. ~ .~;:~ I '" ~ .:'.- +:+own.l)~s" Meal for h .u!band.wlfei a private Investor or pa~rshlp~Ourconcil)tand running boards, 68 inch. end 3 bedroom Suites for Also Includes InsulaM ." , products are. geared fo.urvlclng logging camps, mlnlng~t:amps, san!or citizens' $100: 4. 17 In. wheels and rent Partly furnished .• ga r~oge & large, garden i d-1homes end.lselMed communities; - .._. tires for ~A ton Chev S100.. phone &lS~T/2.' . . shimplus ample other Phone 635-2516. (~c-tfn) : . (p13.30ll) 1 .atora~l. inside. &.Out;. + " -: . ' " :": " ' . I ONE & TWO BEDROOM D~!gned fpr uee'is Nvo • : _: .Wll All;Star, you re never Olonii:. i '. : . . or more separate. suites for rent. Phone 635- LOT NO.~ in Thornhei0hfo reslck~ces. SultaGle f~. .'. '~ " .. ;Youget: . q ] " :: I - sulxlivislon. Prlcod af only . . -~ . :- :_ ~. I Complete tralnlng , • 7~71,. " '-- 1)'three tofive bedroom • Comprehanslve accounting system . " - SPOT CASH (acc.monthiy) $16,400.phone Oava at 635- home with two to four for your good used 3276. • " ---~- ~. :: ~': "- • Wholesale flilanclng arranged ..... ::~:~:,:-.:.--~:~:..: • bedrdom basement turnlture; beds; T.V.!s : BeOnQOMbesement for .... (p20-2+11) -- '...... • Llnes of credit socured .. . ~: - ~ - ~ ~"::~:~*:;-"-:~~ ." suite with separ!te -and guns. rent. Frldge, stove and ,'.'~.'.-.,I" ""- '" :..~:/-•" • :': " -,.. .i) Le'aile.nagotiated,.if requlred - ...... - -:---:.*.::-~~-:-.:------. utilities Included. No pets. entrance. 3) rental . ... :. :..: :.:. +.:. . :.. • Complete.ltere inventory...... ~-:~.~-i:-:.~. ,~ QUEENSWAY FOR SALE-- Lake'frent, '3 ' Inv,:&nent property. 3), 1 "' - TRADING- "$250. -month'. Call 638.11331~t~ bedroom, year round home;: •...... :.... :. ~:... -~ . Ii Sto~'e decor anddlsplays ...... "~-~,,~::~.~,~:~.: ~:--:~ .- • .'... (ps.~3I!P" institutional ;or private. . . ,. --..,,.:..~-~ ~- "-O: Full llne of home entertalnrnent games ...... ~ --:~ -_..::.~::,,. ::~ 3215 i~lum hlghway slde Of Lakelse" group !!vlng.. home: •.. iml.|613 • : ::'~,:! .. i'l~llomimlni~omputsrs' : r" : .... " .: :: :: " " ...... '2 BEDROOM self contained Lake..Recent renavatlons, 17~1~0 assumable let .... . (ac.tu,fr)'" -Creek through property;., j; " • ~',r &'~:sem i.fi~'rnlshed ' apart. li~rlglge~ .OwMr will / '~ ~: • 4!P UnJquo...'.'Program.of m0vle..lupplY • ~: .• :'; :•'• " cabin; wired garage/Phone- •:•:-i'~ ; i-;' ,-•>":• . meats..;.At No.1.3936 • carry.~nd m~r~age, to, . .~ Grand c~Ing.end Supl~..rt:edvertl!Ing " : . .:.: .* -, " ' " ", "'i. " Mgunte!n View Avenue. : loW.orno downpaymant. Phone ~II,I~o. + '. : - -:..: . :::CWlth Sd0,000 to_MO,000 eqUlty and bank folninclng,.yoo'ro on your Way to a secure '- :I: TRI-PAR " Phone d3S.gr/7. (p4-~il): ~ (pS47il) - . •. , . :.:... :(p9.tu, fr.301i). :... fuh~re;!Ifyouhaveastore, now's your chance to loln the wlnners. '' ' :.-:.'.. ' . • I ' Spoclollstl ':In..cracked -._ . For more Inforniatton; call Luke collect, person.to-person, at 6894,250or wrlto; : i .i ..: ': ' : ": l.cyl-lnder :.heads• and .... : ' FOR SALE-- 3_ bedroom i cest!ng repairs. ' 2. BEDROOM basement for home In an .exclusive .sub. ~- ,,. i :--Exchange 4-53 or 4-71 rent. Fridge' and Stove in: division:., In Thoi;nhlll..: I ~Cytinder heads, S,1~.21. cluckd. 'No "pats. t250. - Features include .!~ betl~l,. J ' ~-~Exchange . "33~400 month; Call 63g-0337. den, hobby room, Lflreplace : J ~Cummins heddd c;w : .~ . (pS-23il) and a double ~r :garage. - I v,alves," SllO.0e. Cat . - Aslclug #ice $i06,000~003135 .: • • -;~'~;. ; " " " - ' -. 1336Osvie St. '...... " " ' -n ::~-: :aleO'- "ava!lab!e. FOR:. RENT-- I & 2 Churchllt'Orlve~*Vtsw by ':L~.i: XnAOi. '~J'~-- :: ::. ; :::~' ::i':~: Va=o..r, B.C. ~ ...... -_;. 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' . . ~, Fo rm'er Al'r! sa..... !a .....r 'y, r ' . . , r , " . . . .WINNIPEG. (OP) Mllt Mes~J~usod to.be a I~'. . ' " ~"": "" '" " " ' ' " ' Cloudsas a : to.no Up In me' ' ...... rl'':'"~':'r' " ' .' ' : "".' ' '~ " " '.: : M,e.n~eI' b/a/member Of the Shanl)~m,en~i. Clhdl~il~;,/.lhot waswh~eGod.~as lea d~ g me,~"u~d',M~des; Who th~ ground as a ~ ml~.:~ a rural a~r~n of.-'!...~"!i~ is.n~iquestiou l.amm,..~ ~ a ..l~.~trlbut!oa : ~atlon of North Amerl~a;. He found ~ nmViPa~.~ftor, ::' Wu'~th:Ai#:Candda, for 15 ~'--n, slBned .Ij~"Jut alr!lae ~,. !: Manitobaa~deamin~i..eu~ai~atentho~.h~.f~ ~rmel.'.."h~." ": ~wo.r~wl~.nativu,'M~ d Me=I~.es,w.hO.took~'yea~'~to::.i:~hig aS~t~0rgan.LZa~en'sdirectordeltveredtoa.::..m~fea~:in.June~.~!961~. ...:"; .:~: .,~. ~-~ .!r~'/i/'~." /',:.::.?i':"" ..;" . Thait's,a :cb;an~e:for-"the .better;, ~ys~thi~" 4~-y~Ir-0!d ~ tear himselfaway from the :air _a~necockidt:and p W~ of banquet .of. the Fel|owahip of christ is.n. Airlin~ Personal./: ~:•:Bylast Novc.m~r;Men~es and hiswife hadinbV~!,to the :

• aviation re(eraS, WhO re.not an ordained mhiis~er but W~ : .tr~vel~ tax ~he]tersi ~ ~' ~"'' I' L": ' ,. :.:....":": :: The fellowshtp wak "Grinded bY Capt:J0e: Ivey,/al~elta ':/:,]nterlld~e' ,~.ea,:~h'eJr !tew~home; .340 kfli1~/~ ~i";: , : ,:,:, raised:as:amen .the'SaJ~atian ~Y:" '... ' .::' :--L* ;:'' M:~ ~, are..What :! Will aim most...~u~.::.my.. .;~:~I~.. p~ot .in.AL~LaQta,Gp; .Camidlpn :meml~m. oF[he :/of W~pelL:is, a ~use'loan~l.Sy a friend:~d' Isi0cat~d,o~:, / -: The quiet,._ .seIFeffacingd~r :of. Mel~Jles,is spres[diug ~ ,word..:. e~en a~"scatter~ lad It Wo~d help to be ab~e"to:stil!.:. . :::~p..~td. meetings in' .np.:(~annda'SmaJoralrp0rts; ..... :.:7! :.,. : .the-!e~e Of. tSe'..Falrf0rd " ...... Indh~n .ReServe.~ '..... ,-:: ...... - . ::.- .... ' " ' : " " - :"/ .], dldn.t: .com0'h~re to. Impose my. ehta'ch dogma' o:~. .:. " -'-.- philnsoph~," naid Mention.."I'm an evangelieal:her~e to,flJJ~ ,:... s need I see in: the'commtmKy.'~ • ~ .." :: '~!,hope~•~,mmbUsha Bible school for XnSans ~at wm~ Frase:" _ Valley. :offersbonanza to: residents=. admlnistorod by them: . ~ - . . " - "The bottom line Is that Jesus Christ Is the answer to ABBOTSFORD, B.C. "Fraser River Fever" in The*.Fraser, fed by a host. thro1~ Hell'sGllte Canyon :Alexander Mackcozie and " City dwellers tallfor the man's problem.'...... ,~ : (CP) -- In. 1858 asmuch, as _.their .~, keta ...... :of_tributaries,. carves..a. ---stnrs'#uad0d-by.- momtalnl. -- flret e,tlp]~'ud In,: !~06: by -..preservation of the valley's ~50-million worth of gold It wuthegoldruah that aiant S through the heart of Finally 'LI[:tIH.M"wNt and Simon Fraser, who. WaS rural-,,acUvitiss. But, far- evangelist, Uld there.am both good and bad anpocis of' was found' in the Fraser brought ~many of the the province. It flows north flows -to'the Pacific -- disappointed at the end of. men suspect their concern Indian reserves but he feels change is inevitable. . River when 30,000 people p~vinco'efeariysettlcrsbut ~from Its headwaters in deposltlng the rich delta seil . his Journey ibeeause he i~-baeed on a desire for. a ( J~ ' t ', " • rushed to British Columbia / ~e pree~ous metal.wan, just YellowhesdPass glaciers of onwhich Vancouver is built, thought he had been gree~ belt that's nice for a "I enjoy talking one-on-one with Indian people. B~ore 1 with San Francisco one of many treasures the. Jasper National Park, then The Fraser was travelling on the Columbia ;Sunday drive. Farmers came, I didn't know first-hand about the problems that face newspaper accounts of ~er ()ffer~l." iurns south; coursing discovered in 1793 by River. / complain the land in some them in a world split between the outside and the reserves. c. , areas is becoming too "The reserves, to a degree, do separate people from • It is B.C.'s largest, river Valuable for agriculture. As reality. No one knows what is ahead but the Indimm .has shaPed.,tbe inmosturhonsurrom)dl~, themselves are fa,ing, up to their problems ~d l tldnk CompL• mrs are an art form ,.,provlnce's~:setilemen{,., the closer, the lalad is in making some progress." • transportation, industry ~ commuting time to Van- Menzies owns a sinl0e-engined airplane that he plans to and recreaUon Patterns. couver, thehigJ)er the price, use in his mission work. For material support, he is TORONTO (CP) -- A mlerotechnolo~ is that she This becomes an im-. hundred different ways of The lower Fraser Valley, The subm'bs are creeping' dependent on friends and churches. His family backs him microcomputer may be Jmt studied electronics in her portant issue for women as worldug," Mirabelli said, a fertile, broad.fmmel- that farther and farther up-the up, o ... a piece of hardware iml first year ~md then built a microtech~ creates "They're still procemdng geadually fans nut from valley and there's no in- Menzies has one son who plans to enter, overseas mimdea there is some debate how mish)caf'mputar., new jobs in the computer inforrlfi~tiou but it/doesn't Hope, 120kilometres west of dicatfonthatlmmigratisn" to , workafterGuelph. A graduationdaughter is In Onagriculture the staff from of a theBible Umiversity school ofin ' that hardware should be "Learning 'electronics field while eliminating jobs feel as oppre~dveJ' Vancouver, is home to about Canada's mildest climatic ,nppreached. fl~pf/(m,un).... you're nOt in the clerical, retail a~.d half of the province's 2.7 zone will stop. Comfort,A pastor Tex., at the and Falrford a teenage reserve, son lives John at James home. Sto¢lalr, "'.. The ~a~Uo~ view ~S ~ r '~ thing Imows ~zvicesectorotraditionally :iQillion people. Ever since West Coast wasstonedbyagroupthreeyearsngoatEasterville,Man., :! been that a little math and som~thin81 don't."? held by women. Mood T,, valley is kqown as a Indians found life was but MenuS. said relations have changed and some of the ,:science go a long" way IWl,ypOrudaandother Alison Rohorts,,h~d of Blbleholt. The number of easier along the lower one.timerockthroweraunwnrehisstrongestaupportars. • toward helping a person use wome~Jnthepn)grlmhsve the Women's ]Bureau of the Walks ' a compUter: But not donel exceediugly well in Ontario Labor m_inlstry, - churches and Jhe alze of Fraser's banks, fi~e valley o - - , their congregations defy has been a population Menzies said alcoholism is a major headache on Indian , :; everyone ngrses that math, software, whfle man have seyswomea.needtralulng studied ...... explanatioh, centre, reserves but it's not a new problem for him. :science and the new had difficulties. In com- .dlfferentfromwhatthsy've Tbe flat delta land with lts .... The river itself has "Inthenavy, l drank ~eavily. I con appreciate d lot of the -technology must putortenninol01~,software recelvedfftheyare toearn Although the way a broad expanse of open sky problen~s. Pollution thethings real I seesense, on reserves.there but That for thewas grace me some 0fGed years go I."ago. In necessarily go together, refers to programs while skilled Jobs in the "Computer science is a hardware is equipment. " microdsctronics industry, person walks long has been. would resemble Prairie inevitably followed ---an ___ -complete misnomer," says The reason for the-dif. Reports show most girls considered a reilectiod: of landsonpe except for the villages, towns and in- Richerd'Hiil, head of the feren~, be says, is that the. stop taking math early in mood, little scientificstudy mountains that define its dustrial development __ photoelectric arts de,- wome,'s approach is high school and so Roberts connection.hasbeen conducted the.. on rainsb°undarieSthatencourage.and theheavYlush sprangitsThe,,,o.oo,,~,.,,, up alorq[ BUILDING CONTRACTOR meat at the Ontario College creative vddle the men m said she_ ban spent con- :. of Art, where students use much more hardware- 'gideral~le time . with In one of the. few such-, plant growth. ~ with salmon in the spawning : (~0mputers creatively to oriented. '- element~y school leachers studies, Dr. LconS]om~,a Small farms with season but now there is PROGRESSIVE VENTURES LTD. ~mbine music and art. "They want to get trying to change attitudes, psychiatrist at the Clarke weather-beaten, barns - sit concern that it could die as a : ! "Computers don't fun- oriented into the physical However, a female ghetto Institute of Psychiatry. in next to split-level major spawning river Box 393 .... damentally have anything aspects of the machin~qry is already being created in Toronto, conflrmud that the bungalows_ on manicured unless 'steps are taken to to do with maths and andthey don'treisteanweil the micro-electronics in- gait. ef severely depressed lawns. The combination • preserve its quality. Terrace, B,C. sciences," says Hill, "You to thesoflware." dustry, says Healther people~ is significantly makes the landscape The changes that started COMMERCIAL-- RESIDENTIAL : are creating anart form." A systems division head Menzies, whose book different from those without schizophrenic, as if it's not., with gold miners lining the Anna Gruda in one of his for one of the five major Women and The Chip severe psychological sure whether it's city or river's banks ~nd bars Phone 635-7459 fourth.year studanth. She chartered banks uy the w a r n e d t h a t problems, country, continues. agrees that designing belief that a person must mierotecimology could put Sloman and colleagues computer programs is not know math and 's~l~ee one million women out of filmed 15 depressed sub- dlffic,t, despite earlier before opernUzq~ a com. work by:lgOifcurtent jocte_andl5normalsub, warnings that proficiency in puter "is one of the most trends continue, jects, then examIned one business- directo mathen~at/cs is necessary d a m a g I n g m y t h s For example, women are complete stride from each for understanding com- surrounding computers." • data entry clerks but not subject. puters. "Kids who don't want to systems analysis, she said. Purt of the reason for her know a,;~.thin, abou, " "Women mast .,l~jp e .Th,..depr¢.q,.,~ple. .i.L.].IL.~..~.~r,I.~.~..~ ~ c o m f o r t w i t b mJcro|~ ~y a~, computer litenlte so ,they instead of propelling . games.' '"'* It's the rime...... thing can move out of the ghetto " themselves ;forward by ABVAN BUILDERS I nlo or/~bE ......

...... ,=.,=o..v,o=.,,Math and sciences may ..,Nevertheless, ,...,, what may were liftingo,, ,,=their .elegs ,.,, as "..,id.ti., .Co.®e,,i., AVAILABLE ~ not be necessary for matter most is not whether though theywere weights, "Custom Homes FOR YOU R AD ~'~ worldng on.~puters. But a person knows math and .saidSlomaninanlnterview, Your lot " so far, they have been science, but how the , .... ~I prerequisite for developing computer is presented. "Those who had a 635-562-8. or ours PHONE FOR SALE--1976 Manco computers and computer Alan Mirabelli, tom- depressed pit seemed to be eRemodelling eRenovations __~.,, ~______.. Mendowbreek 12x~8 - 2 systems, municatlons co-ordinator putting their energy into bedroom, frldge and stove, for the Vanier ImuKituts of trying to overcome Krav[ty, Abe VanderKwaak 3571 Walnut. Dr. 635 U357 dishwasher, natural gas. the Family, an Ottawa which meant that.they were Terrace,B.C. R.R.No~4 i I

-- sulafedsklrflng. 6xl0porch. Japanese seem to have a whereas with a normal. : .. All very 0ood condition, more creative approach to person there seemed to be. TRI R' Was $25,000, now $22,500. computers than most North some amount of speing in .... Terrace No.69.Plne Park.Muller . /u.ericans. the step." . Street. Phone 538-1897. In one study, instead of Fresh (p~N)-da) OFFER FOR LT0.11 VEHICLE lm)grammedgivinga secretarYword.proc.a.pre- that,An0therthoughdifferanCesubjectsinwaSthe HEATING:* PLUMBING * SHEETMETAL... Fruit & Vegetables OFFERS:on .v.,=Plainly m r. each one was ab,e -twn , PS the .me 635 3897 ,n :a. ,o, b.oko, c.... "Offer on P.% No.75, will program her personal "..-amount of Lime to make a .PLUMBING m CONVERSIONS . ' " be received by the un- computcr~ step--abeutl.4eeeonds-- RESIDENTI'L--C:;~:~e~;~;; 2020 :~=, derslnad up to 2 p.m., "You have a hnaclred the depressed subjects', STRIAL m~mswA 635 m AUgust ]3, ]9S2 for the dlfferantsecretarieawitha stride wan shorter. X~II~REZNOR/~ ~ Free delivery Terrace & ThornhHl ~14:~"~117~ FOR SAL I=- 1977 Kit followlng vehl¢lo, which ~ ~.~,~c~s I ~ .o~ ~ONDAY--WEONESDAY--FRIDAY Companion Trailer. 25' fully may or may not be com.

self-contained. Excellent pleto, - and IDeated at rite • • " RESIDENTIAL t INDUSTRIAL • SPECIALIZINGJN O L FURNACES " condition. 635-4585. Ministry of Health&-Human SALE BY OWNED BY BOB nuYETr ,1~-23,1) Resources Building.: FOR TENDER ' F. McKENDRY , Terra=, B.C.:, ! I(:] SS FOR SALE-- 1975 Motor . I~K Pontiac Vem~rn 4- Sealed Tenders are now being accepted CONST. LTD. ~ H°~rz9 home.Wlnnlbago. Excellent do~ ~¢ian bySchool District 92 (Nlsgha) for the ~] condition. Will take vehicle S~rlal, ,No.2Y~D4L133917 " Pl.~rr~bi-r] & Hecl~iDgl as pa~_trade. Offers to 'R~is~h.atlon No~7 purchaseof the following ItemS. Foundations, Framing, i $14,500. Phone 635-7083. Unit No.MH 0300 General Contracting ~ ~ . ' 24 HOUR SERVICE ~ _ (p3-2311) This unit' has been Commercial& Residential Phone ' r

declared "not roadworthy" .._ • .... Phone : ...... " 635-3511 ' " ' i!~~ nnd as such may be moved 635-4613" ,., ;~,;~;* ,,~.,. BOX84, R.R.2 " TERRACE, BC.,VOG3Z9 low 0nly. I:~ ~:~:~ Nowarranty or guarantee Is real or Implisd. - . -- Custom Car stereo installation To vtow or for further -- Service on most brands , Information contact Mr. Bill ~~ henceforth Herrlott at the above ad- tv's and stereos " I Shells Alice McKenzle dress, ,te epho~ ~lS~ld3. -- Service on Sony, RCA and Tfuu I will not be responsible (3ffers mUst: be .ac- 2~ Heavy Aluminum Jet Boat Sanyo video recorders ~K Plans/~ro available. We also Custom Build ,axesf°rdebtS,Daleany IncurredMcKenzlebyblllSasAllan°r of clfequeC°mpahledm~de'. payable°r by'amoney'i=lrlilludto or,...the 450'1"°"~'"~""'""'"°'"~'"v°~°~0,,,,,,=, .o ..,...,. = .,,.. ,,, TERRACE ELECTRONICS OMINECA BUIiDING July 2, 1"2. Minister of P,,ance for ,o capet,t,. ,0,,--h,...n,, ,,. p,us ma. at. 635 4543 ...... , Supplies& Industrial Olltrlblderl ShellaAIIceMcKenzle per cent of thebid. If.the " cealerles. Ca~ be viewed at Ken's.Marlna, New , / (p10-3{)11) successful bidder sub. ReaD. " Wehavebuildlng lots available In.'rerrace & Prince Rupert _: sequently withdraws-his , 1~6" Hnvy Fibrqlmui Rull,lbOUt No. 4- 29Q.3 Kenney-St...... 635-6381 offer, the 10 par cent 00 H.P. Mercury o~beard, V= cabin, ~Ogallon'fuel I I I 'i- payment Ihallbe liable to " ~ " " " ,,..., .,-,;. :PAVING I'EART fortolturl.Removal of t1~ unit 'must •..CeasoHN.In New Alyansh. Calll~lvlew, at:|he School O.rd offlc, ")';EI")Li~;• ':;~|'''/.• '. ~~li~ll', '~' "'' : " WIEBE COHTRACTING ' "D • 19e raffled out within 10 " " " ...... -.... -.. ~;.,H ( : "' " days of notice of acceptance Befit beats have had evaulatlon surveys by Rupert of the bld, .Merlne Surveyors Ltd. and coPlesare available for " : :: Foundation toCompleti0n :Pavlng Driveways:ar~ Parking Lots The blghest or myolfer vlew!n0atlheSchoolDlstrlct~BoardOfflce,4,~40 " , ....Or " ' , : . --OradeWork-- FUN:) accepted,Willnot butnecessarllY~habearer beef NewLakeluAve.;Alyamh, ~lS.9101633.2228,.or the Schcol. Board. Office . . -Logwork Only ~ -- ' SUPPQRT. YOUR LOCAL BUSIbl E SS therequiredSUCCeSsfulhidtopay theWll!5 perbe TermsSaleisfl.I. of Sale: Cash only, as Is where Is besls. 635:7400 - 635'3934

" -- 1 ~5 Soucie • . . Cent S.S. tax. r : "~ Senled:Tendara must be-reealved no later than Prince George (i12) 971:-2384 Terrace; B.C. Los Wiebe A.W.Charlton, Frldsy, July 30 at 5:00 p.m ...... , - PurcheslngCommis~lon The lowest or any bid not neceuarlly accepted. ,.,,.m..,.o,,,,.,.Victoria,:"--"- B.C. Send ....~nde~s to: ...... : For info matiO .n on running your a d' in the busi ness

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~ N • The I-IAPP¥ GANG CEWrRE will be open I Recreation vehicles may parkT: :~ 2!30 p.m. all Weekend starting~riday at l=p.m,, for ' ! overnight on the north side tea& coffee, with our heritage histo~7 Reuni0n~at theHappy Gang of the arena. " " :on diSplayl ...... --i centre for grads &students ._£_ of Kitsumgallum High School GARDENSIDE,FARMS Welcomes the Oldtimer Reuni0ners BANQU~ & DANCE & invites them to drop in and -...~ - o :7:,00 p.m.--Cocktails check out our 8:00p.m.--Dinner .... old time prices.

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~- .... Jack & Marilyn " 1 p:m.,_. ~~ .. . = ' at ' ' .FamdyP!cnncat Lower " TERRAOE INTERIORS. Little Park \ • LTD, " -~ I (if weatherdoes not permit i 14610 Lazelle Ave. 635-6600 in the arena) CANADA SAFEWAY LIMITED tVelcome home Terrace Oldtimers t.' We hope you enjoy the festivities

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m / . I ~.."~;~. ~.'.+m+n"+: + " ,., ... Jl'.~•:::.*..:•li::..'i.::,::•:::::•::..i:. .;':.. +: .':: ":. ~ :.: .::: !•: .~:+: . +..... " iliQ+,.vlslt~l.hermoth.'er.M~.'(Lii ~t..t~.~~OLI~"~ , .... .~,,::.... I +, II+ ...... r : '"O~"m~' i lll+,.r.a=~.~W.+C'.ou, wh II :+ Y:: i i" :/ i,h=veilmut 'th4++ ~mmmoret •thell" , -. LUJ~ER MA~U]PA~, •: .... " LL " L I ' + P I + " q ...... : " ' + : ..... I ' ' : + ' + Or' + ' . l]"~k Wo!f+:;mlulng.e!,l=,.•,tll i ",- ' :-' + I":'" . . ++?. +" i'. ' • ..... " '.. "• : ' :me"IIO 'In ~u~m"mum.~';~l"~;w ~"-';d ' an,' on Wedn~ "~'~'.'e Mr," Gnmt'| ' dls. Is'I K~luml=ke. o--~m left+"'":," +on mtcu'd,Yll, " '' " ' .!~Mm Pmcl LWT ,~ql' ~ vhdt to P~emoon l~nday.! ippearl~ce still remdas a deeplZ°r °u+"e' • , Rough Lumber ...... ; .... •..... ;;;.; ...... l~,00l~r M - ~ FOg*t "A'eTT, k =.. ,, re.! l~yaterv, It Js known that he] J, D, George, Of Boise, ' Idaho.' 8hiplap.. ~...... ; ...... ;.... '... "~L " ' ' ...... , w .q ~Is.~.~lll I lllml m .I+I~I" ...... ' ' + ..... , ...... ' ...... + , +++ 411 ...... ,~. ,. :, .... , ,.. en a ^fm e asoured work io Stewart, that hel vlslted the Hopper.Davlu mlne!t BiNd [,umber ...... + ...... ~lg) • ~ ~M wwM qw i.~lW ~ V wu ' I1 a " W "" ' ' *..i i..**. '"~jq W~k. ~ " ' renteda home there and putin Kal mLak last eel Return- Fihishedlhterkl .....,.:~40~00t6~.(J0' " fuel while: awtitieg the trrival lug to town on Thursday, be was Shingles., ...... '~....fmm ~0to l~.e0 per M/ '!1"'!1" Mrs. D~ O'Do?.nell, ,who ham of his fsmlly, and that he was seeomlmnied bv GovernorJ)avie, pt~ !e~J,et to elum~ withoutmum " + .men .msmmg at "terrace, mr me lot seen in the company of a man Mr. WeBer, nod J. Hear. who pelt mw months, has returuou onmed Wc~l, who has been left onSaturdtyforBoattle. Mr, Ordemnlledstahertmt/e,. ' : .MIIl~eea'tlaee~y. P t°herbemeinKwinitm'+ - , ~ Ll~ far u Seattle. The Hoar willreture in about two ,. - . - l)r~iofMouldlug, ot¢,ou,q~limtlom ' .... '.. H MlssMalottsndMiuAndrewoivoll~e are still ae.tlvely InveeU. w~k's; : .- ' ' of the KlteumPllum seheol staff, gating, but fears are entertained . l~v T J Marsh 'visited Paul, ' " ' " • ' ' st~nded the tetehera convention! that the missing men has" been ~. =.,:~ ITab Isat wmmb h^la;,~, - ~ " --

laving previously taught eehooi • " " , ...... the Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Barnett M m. 0. T. Sut)dai was hoatem in that oeiglkborhood, y re- entertained at foru tab lea of to a nu .... £" *-=-nds on '~--- " nowed many friendships while brklAe on Wednesday the 4th .m~r or.me xu%y. i there, ,_. . - . . ., ...' day afternoon in honor of Mrs.l • .-.'..'• i "x'ne- zep rlge, wmnera were Mrs. d • Smith, who• m• about to leave. furl ~~I~I~]NC~SUPZRT will ~ fromeR]NC| | The Angiiran W.A. met at the m~,~t/att and I~ H. Kennev; her home in Yancouver Io the/ ~t0r VA.q¢OUV~R,: vloroalA. ~ | _ . - . . i~ .. n~ l~rs. b. H. Barker wsa a bridge evening Mrs. Sundal was again[ ~~1~ A~and iate.~ll*~ imints eseh I?ItIDAY, | " : "t'nurasay to ma.xe prevarauonalbostess on:FYiday evening lot, hoetmmtotheB. D. BridgeClnb.l ~ O.00*.m~ - ~ . ... . -| for the forthcoming Bazaar.. -. l when ?rl~es werewon by Mrs. Another.ehangehas been made] ~ox....'." ~.._:..~DNESDAY, ...... 10.00p.m. '].~ • Mr. and Mrs. J, Nutt arrwea Iuse. uover and J. K. Frost. I. th,, n,~t ,~m~ .t.~P I~ltn,A| 8~htly. for VANCOUV~ vi~ .QUI~IDI '| from Pdnoe •Rulmrt. last. . week. k I Mrs; L: H. Kenney entertained Frank succeeding T. 14alliwelL ] ¢,ARLOTT+ I ++'m .q .:+ ' " f:+ ,+: :.. l E and received the ~onm~tumuon.elu t .a delightful tea on Friday [ :Albert Bed:re, of Rum:, end ! - Sign i " + of rainy friends.+ Mr Nutt is • ' • ...... ,, . mlafl~mo~n lost ,n honor of her Is'e:* rerr ...... ei"e"o-wso- : , ~_ _k~ll~_ 111~_~u lUlJ~.'.. ~ ,~ I " .:+, well knownin lerraee, having l~n;h=, u,. -q-ith -f Van.on-I- + -~ -"++"5~-" "-..= " ..... t . . . t'u nay Of the deStlt oz nts Urn- ~.~A~0b~,w2~, ~, Sa~rdty. ITS'/Ikm.~ | n..ok ;. tbe gums lske dis.[--'-;:'~ ...... [ In a mining seem nc a ":'-'-" "" -- . "i joyed oy the laaies,. ~zrs. u. u. IStewart. " ' -' trle~, Be is now a" meaner of l~unro~sang and Miss Kerr gavel _ "...... • .... : • -- the provincial, police in Prmeel -:~';,"ber of violin selections i ~ meeung wm m nero In me ~+k~m~.+~ ~.w ~,.~!. ,~m.~ | a .... + I'' ..... - " IKnox United Church on Sunday ' ...... Lr.,,~.~,m.om,mm...~A.,m.mm..m~,~ " , i.Uo.n:~mu.~,"--'~ ....evemn.g..,lUtoonneetad av , with,...... the + F°reat[~:'~"~'~"-':':'-,.ai [ wasentertajnsdMrs' uuz,,,K':h"-"'eW. Kirkpatriek , "~'a.,,© last=u Friday .,, entertain. ,'tme'en after" [- [[Iv thereSdesirous evening ..... , at thatwhmh• all" speeml-,musm adherentse" • oft• ~:-.. ' WESTBOUND---Monde:,.:W~Inmdly, pride, .&00 :L... J • O. W. Harrison, chmf inevectorled the ladies Guild of the Unit-! ...... , " b C ' . Will oe renoeree. ~veryooay of6shedu, acoompanied y 3.1~-Cl~ureh on Thursday of lutleordialt, invited to attend; A' : ' " ...... Basra, superintendent at_. Lakelse sy I week.week , , Icongregstional" meeting will foe-"~ t/at~er~: amveo.zromtne ,~Uml. The Willing Workers' Club i low the serviee, ond it is extreme. : + " "The lk~ile is]el ly. dl,eriminstive

smpmeuc...... ox =an mmmn~,oc eye~e I noon last, when a pleasant uncial I the eengregation make a special ~na enJ.o~. ~eh a.~ | ~elp..... zrom the .....Freser rovererl time was enjoyed. The regular[effort to be nresenk as important ~ me~-m of t~ imb]le f,vor b'.b- $ natenerv ac t'emoormn. #ne.elmeetin_ s have been dis--n~ed t .... ~ ..... - " ~ ~ , Ku.ent t~timgn~- _to_ its ~ .| . .. +._. ..hel,_,,..+=~, ~ . *-= lOUsiness Will ~e all~USll4~l. - 40 ,vu. ~C COOKIES,':Wewmn°nelm~IJhehe*tm*14~h~'oA... P.4~T , | , a . .... , ne I with until another leader ia found | ~llK,lle 14atel).y. ' .. '. II.....for the 6dole ' ,Ii ".e~eraM uem +~el~o~+". \ P~mS-++....Dm , m+u,:s: ai D K. Northoven, oz +mithers, I u~. 'A--'~ .... ~A" r L" mh" --I • .... • • ..... • '-",,- • '- * ..... in-, inl =_~;111111. -~PI.IIIOI~UI~.y • - ll~Lb UII . J.IIU[P I The Armlatieeannlvertmry" " was . .~**=,ta=L .: ' . ! --...... w. , ..... ' ~" " "" I (lav tO" =:n'=nd t,, ip~,,q:i = .,ear.- , - • - • -- ...... ,^tt.,,,m,.~..t, T,tr-,t *h, ,nd of the"=,.. I :=...'t.;.w,,nwitb ~)erparent&.. "" ~" ....one~,w,, wen,- ,.. oy II"ttlng'YMonda,. oossrveelast.The'n eeremon,ee'Z'erruce'on. oo...o.+=%2~.,~E.11tA------. O.E- BAKERY "~"it'"~.. m .... ,' , lway oz vancouver, where shel.~..a --m. .... v;~o ;-+~,,. ' /~ ~ " " ~ -~:--: ~-:--:-~ ' .... Mlu Etanda Marsh, of Prince ]].wilt visit a Week with friends. I1~.~ A'~'~ali" at'l"1 ~.m ""wl~e~ 14. L. ".2 _ .".. . ]gu0ert,• . . spent.'. ThanksgivJn~ ...... here tI ,'. Frank is in Viet0ria I~''lilY, T J ....Marsh ~ aDoKe. IeellnRIv ~lm net ?renr~ Jmev. an a Mre:l attendipg the Farmers' Institutes|of the'sacrifices that had been ",g; J. ~Irsn. " ' Advisory" Board' " meetmg• aa the made b our soldiers and the , Miss M. ]:)obb; ofth.e }.:eel mom~,rfor District ,,B" +_ .,. honor d:e.their memory, , ~ft~Iti

seh .co~.~t~,,p,p~.+t+,tbe;,,~x~i~oa~.[ . Re~;~Di;.'.G~i~:+i~ii+d th+Q~hI Ui~ mrvt~ aUt+~iqbl]+~iwe+e. P'e~. I ~ p I III ea a vkit tuber Imrent* in Princ~iTerr(me..... on' Friday. ae+ompanied[vld~l'~ '~bnq+'~"I_,...... th'b ",~ml~vr~ 0f i'~~;:< ' ' " J : ' .... ~ . i ltu~er~ " ...... +; +Ibv his family, on his way to Fort ithe G WV.A. eiid.th+'~r friende l ...... :+ ' ~+ ++ + ' :'": O..W.Parker, of Lakelee, has[William. A: •large number oflto the'~meterv, where wreaths ~°n~-~Lx~tmn:• , • - ~ .'- . . ~ been spending a few days inlTerraee, friends gathered 'at the|were placed on the graves of PIPEs~~m~m Plp~ i

~OWn" + ...." ' [ station to Wish'hil~eu(P'~eR~a' in deceased Veterans' "fOl]OWjn g THR TERR'O.~. STOE|R • Mr. andMre. T.l+.Brookslef, his new"fleid,+ Dr,,and Mrs. servi=.by.Rev. J..H. Young. ++,~-..v+- DRUG+ A- on ~turday evening to spend a~Grant were accompanied as far j. It,Frost recited 'In Fl;md+re R.W. RILgY m -::-'" I'IBaACik B,C. boikltv in Vancouver and othe~' as Edmottton by their daughter, Fields," and a touching address . ~intsvtqking the triangle route. Mrs. it. A. Harlowof Prince Ru- was given bY Mr. Barnes. who -. " " .+ " r " A large congregation attended pert. was present at the burial of the - the Thanksgiving service in the A.H. Edwardu, of Usk: was a first Canadmn oflteer.*k!lled m ed a fire m the steve, and over.iS .~,~,~n~o~,,. I Angllead : Church on Sunday. week-end visitor in town. France. The' Last Post" wa~ heating of the pipes is given asll FRED N • I ~.e interior of-the eh(~reh was • Ms and lWm. Downing and then sounded by S. Kirkaldv. a the cauee of the blaze. Centering][ A~]B[, B.C.LS, l LC. tamtetally doe.orated with foliage, family have taken up their real- former• member of .the let• Cans" hm" e~orts on e ave n gth e bu ildinall ' . ' • I fruit and flowers, The sermon dense in the F~I. Ebv hous~ lately than P~oneer Battahon N R • .' Mr. Charter reeeivM bad bums, l[ ~ ~o~ ~ e. ~ I of ROy. T. J. Marsh wu very vacated by Ms.' Kennedy and ....~, and he lest everythinR, ineludingl. ,- ' I apln'eprlate end the special music daughter...... some wu umnnm . ,~0 in. cub, M- well~ revealS" - " . ' . + was"h~rtllv rendered. L. MeIntoah, of Prince Ru- The home of W. I~ Charter atlmusied instruments and :the::p'~------::-:----:------::--::: Mrs. John 'grant. who. with earl, arrived in Terrace on Tees- Terraee was burned t6 the ground ]valuable& He had but~ reeentlvl~ TI~]~I~ACF. II(YI~J_ i~ E her children, left" Terrs~e lut day to look after hie interests on on Monday night,- and it, con.larrlved back in4own after spend-Ill ...... - ...... • II T week to seek tidings of her hus. .his ranch, and to dose up h/s tenteare a complete lo~ " Ro:.lingayearinPdneoRupm~. Ill ~ ; . + , II ' #, +" - -- I . eoa~o , ~naaAon band in Stewart, where he was |Ummerbeme, ~he Crosswkvs, turning homeafter attendmg the I + : .... I~ ~--*o,o, . ~-~ ~.~ last seen on Oeteber 12. retu~ed for the winter. masqueradebell, theowneretart-[~end in your sobl~'Iption now, l~-~ - ~==~_~-~:-( D S:

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Welcome :- you:baekhome=-:~ ...... : _:_. !1Vt olttvo,'fll ...... • . • ...... +m . , extends Home t.l _TERRACEOLDTIMERS :i .... BestWishes ...... •...... Oldt imersi wmmmnN &smcm ...... -+-:- ...... _. :... eEALTY LTO, ...... We hope your stay is pleasant. "

+ to the Wi.]]is I DeLCan ~:: Te• rra" • ' ce ? ldtlmers."(I " " . ' ' ".': W!tJSo:':: :.: Have'ahapw Cunllff'e I - on their thew reims .home; Wlg~rltian &Smlth stay: durmg?your ...... ,. Irisurance.Age.~r~iesLtd, : ReuniOn, Tait ':- ...."

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WelcOmes back - . • ...... • .. :,: WEST POINT :RENTALS'.LTD. the OI;DTIMERS; . :J .: Acomplete line of equipment WESTEND cHEvJI011 • ,i:. ~ :- +. weStend:. ~ mm ~IIL ,, • for iconstructl~ni:!home &industry ...... ~elt Serve/, F d::Mart . L" 7.days 635.3038 _ -+. z~...~/: ...... ' " _ . + a week i +:Hiihway-I$-W. + 6.35:7228 2903 um St. ..: -- Terrace 4664 Lakelse 635-6551 635-5274 : !i :SUPERIOR MUFFLER dealer:: :. - , --: .:i/::::.,.+-...... :.,:

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:.. ::' ¢" . ":.'.;;,;*~~ .'.. -.£- ~m~r 16th ~r tbei~ • • ! 0Us' * :: -- ' -":'-*" • .. . . ,, :../, I " " " ~tre:'Wili~ I~ " " " ' ;':/- '"~'. I .. -- : ';,a1~ q~errsee...... Th open' a bgnta fort!ie mnth and he prope~ a .. ~ :.,- ,"~ ; .' . . ~."'~i:i' ' ':" 'ii::ii~di"i"b~t."" ~'= tb" tnllhbi'.'~eekLT; .Moh~¥; W~I. h~ldafmflii abou! he"first of.M,ireh; ~ -. , , •. , - . , day..~d Bal;ulde~'.at 8 I~Ja~ and .~m~ He !'*- jhl~l~ ., ut, =, sou~,~d wm ', .. I~d. ies'Chen|lle and Silk HouseC0~ts. : : : 'I :~" : " "

• ~ are ~k~ '" , " " day mtinee at 2.'80. • ~ * r 'I I:~ : dO a bit of tripping liither andyon~.-r 'Bed Jacketd and SHppers.~ery nice • ' I ' ~ ' " Addttlon to regular pnqllmm eaeh' if,the pa ltnd tim h01d nut, He hal' . I~et~| matlte l~h~ ,an. Old Tlme nlght~Unlversal NeWsreel, Flfteen hopes of. eeeinlg the bo~s around the Toilet Sets imd BoxM Handkerchiefs " 1 -.

• 4]tdstimu Again. " minut~:oe War News. dlreet 'from blK eitles and a number of them on the " : Dresses and More Dre~es Novelties .... " " n "' n'd"I ...... LI[" [ ":...... ; --i I " ..... n " I I ~ ~ n Belslnm,, Holland, Ginlumlr.~.. IJdand whore hn i8 :well known, lu the ...... '...... ~"...... = ...... ' ...... _. • • " ]l')eel~. open at T:80.. Newareel tom- meantlme--Merr~ Christmas. , , , '~ '~

I n S G ~fl~ Cgrds aft Itll pd~B~' mene~ ot 8 p.m. °'* ii Pamq Glassware and Chiu i -- ithe". T. Kenn~ LM. tim. II IT JeweHew, Watches, Cloeim Novmmm~ =~ £~,. : .... ~ ? • 4. . • :~n.~. ,~__. ~,.--'-- - . ~r. ~,ramm~t -. put a oew ~m., " I-Iandkerehiefs Sweaters-real good e L.~lm. zu3n u~...~ ~ m i~mmm, " Iporch w.,--,-- on the trent part of m-rthe home. °,, - '.1...... " l Toiletrlm Purses Eta...Ullim • eium=m • •... _ ~ . _ ~ . . ' " ~oinmbia ~ll~. 8tort g: llmmlind ..... e dollars----" "' ': '~ ~:'• • .... ' ....llueaell Ann Savage. Brlou Aheme .....~en¢ twenty-u,, .... , ...... m a~rrsee" to "-; . FOR i~HE CHILDREN • IL W. Riley, Phm. B. " Wliin~,var,r. ' . - • • •- ' ° ° " Extra Go~ Dolls T6ys ]~ka

L " ' '"" "! • ' " ,HORTB,--IN TH~ DRIKK • " T~"=r ~le,, St .idler. was In the ] ' " ' ' " j~ . 1 .. ' pollee court ea ]gh-lday and wes found' It "- "- ~ ...... ' ----'s~.-'~'~. "'h" ~ll= o~ ,t~lins • ten doP-r bill f~om --' Snow Suite,,, Bunting... ,..Suits " ' ". (~ . , wMn III lerraee n~==,- =~ ~: - ~ ..,~ ,, o. of ~, ,-, =,, pa,.

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Norring Deanna l)grkln • Frnneho ' " ' 1 O b,,, e.~-." gl'zm' P--l- : ' , ...... ' ' 8 SOL Gordon T.: Kerr orrlv~ home , " wwwwu ~i~, =-,.wwm ~ . Tome, Pat. O Brim. " . ou Ptqday n~L He has been wl~ ! ' •General Me'ant • / .' . ' 'good ~ Gmerfol Bervle~ BHORTR._Mr,.ChIm p Ihtlaes Cola the Royal Canadlan Oedlnauee sea ) -.'...... • .. - . . • • . / teehnk!an ~Ines, the ~prlng of 1941, and ~" =" .---- " "-- --- • "~,~.;;f. W~ c ' ~ ,,, '._- ., World t4erlee Baseball ltas now'been glven hls dlsehorue so he = ' t . , can return, to elvllinn life, Municipal ipJlltiee are quiet u yet, I Wold from Victoria that Mlniater ,. It "If It grew~ In tim wOod~ well [ , m ~ ,' " . "'*" II ' "~ ~ It [erme Major White of the arm¥.educatlma ~aml~h!ner W. OllTer Ii the retie. ]t~,a~ ~r. [~u. ~ now ~t i., Ins member, but no announesmenrs har~ =zs ekllnw ~,,,.kt.--_ ' [I n_...'-. U_lt--.- I_,L-_ .• i[ - L J _ _ al staff was In town m Saturday. He .. J d In~ ~ r----~.m ,, • [I Ini0r-Illllq' LmNr II |bus Uel0r lflllSanfl "~embe~a b~ ms... ,e. on,..-.e ~. made o, .~ .o., ,.,=date [the dolmr`tmen wldebare mamy o. II ~'A" m ' a II ..... , ---- . r- elent and popular prinellml of the, Ter- ' ' *" " ' l varied" ! : ' ,

[ ~mqlZm m ~nt.~ ~ i[ 1,3verythlng In T spo .| o. t~, Game Warden Cecil Mulrh~d wus the ,~,, ,,,=. o5 outer,in=e=. ,o. I . Jakn'e Taw; ,.ur ho. ~,,.~o~,,,:d~,~'wnf~'n,.,the.,.,, In, o.r. ; ...... - ---. ~-- [I It 0;2==7:,. " Z; ...... Fur prleee will not he so high tl*. [Da3~and Naght.Tax• , Serviee il ~"'~" ~ II Your dollar Sl~r~'t wlt:h ,keens Motors two of the local boys who have:ShOe: year as hat. Too to|toy people bougL lee]trice to all --in= in the war,. honda Instead of fur ousts. , r,- ...... ~ hells to build n greater D[st/rlet, dhmPlminted by the aiming of air train "" " ' i" District. • ...... In8 ~ehoola. They hud pot in • aub-

r ' . ~ ' . stantlul nmebef:~ ~ing released. Mrs. Will BobInsou has been havi, IOl~lrl~ w , ,tr, .... 11 Phll&,~f natal 1 Philbert Hotel .,~ a,,=,ylth ~0 ~u. I. --"~'"= II i~q~ ~ • i~V~ I• ] " " I'1 ~ ~ ....E '1' Kenney arrh "ed home last . * * * .. ' [gin the walUng room wl~a In tows ,i !=~ ,TE"R'CE" " , "i l•' uate "" week from,i;;~ln:f~!??:lN;;.,rer.....Little the south and.will probabi3 .Ha.ugland & Kerr Ltd.. are i It ! = for ,Tour eonvetnde=ee and som/k~'t J Short Orders Meal, 'mlhere,loyd MileKttlum.rcqtdm°ving the their mtW m lllto 14e,'ont#ett°t Fourteen Mlle[~" '~ = - - Y..... Irt~l'v Moanra Seattle Llllhl - . . , , eo name rro~ on the mime r,md. Tile new loeatlon/H . .... In -- " ; II '. _ ..... J. F [a~ey. prepnetsr the sOoth on ~u.ay having driven will Iw~ right ot the water's ed~nndl~ " UUIC. IlaUlgand 1 Runnht| warm" ill " u f ' | R ,il ...... ,,,e.~ ~,m~e ,~m, ,lit ~ ..P .t°m Va,eouver with his truck, all the lop ann I~. floateddown the/e "" ---r "-'~" if P.O ~ Bet S .'JrellqplboM [ V:._IL" A'____l.... O_~-IJ. ~..... ~e non hie dlseha' rge" from the ,army lake. This Io~ttloo will be Ip)od for a |~ . O I----- * llJ

' , son imrmn pmummg ~SUTr~reathetrt'ekla'ba"V Iotof,eor,",theflmh.eeztenelvel~ Qg merr, klg, ~ 1 ' '. Gordon Temple, Prop. ¢0astridioa •. |lmltil edJae~nt to' the h|ke. ;i. I w~ I,UMBLtz MA~I~A~[~DI~ .~ ' . The town mtw mill will be fed with l~ " , . -- ' . . • ~1~. Joe. Hehultelk m. ,de the trip up lop front the Pourleen Mile and from [H TCDDLPE D f ' ' . " Terrace, B. Co . with Lloyd Jolmet( ne find upen'hls ar.- ~kel. ,.ke dletrlet. ' /~i -.z~m~a:, u.~. It m --' ~ ~-___"• General Building Contt~eting htsrh'°lpromotlonherehe reeeivedtoPilot eonflrmntlon of wermo immmr emu I,...... ,. ?ff,~., .. w,z-~,,,. ~,~;;.~ ~=. IN ,l| .... .~] ' " leruult H Giffhl ...... 31r~G N Moelnnea hag returned The -.:...... , rr~,Y ~e~) nu _~_,= ~ u=~ ~, .._;_ • - • --~",, , ' "-- -1lit[tar ." ' 11 "'"trzp "wzto "" her -oun-~, a dau-h~ru thot he...... Is , m~t,,-,;.wor~ zrom .... ~o ' ~r I~ - -- i ' i~ ~m m~, ~, .... i ''~

. Wood . OS, • , r - , , ~ . tlng right through hie nl me ~t .... [" 4~''r~t 4~r~|¢ ...... [ ...... g':*"]~If'~r~[keo hlpand hat.father bad sit fore w ...... eq pnt be Corl~omi H, rrl,." Aet,,rdlng. to his/R.. .. . ____ . _. :, ] TERRACE,B.C. - ]olwrUthm f.or pppendielt~. - .... , ~"...... • ,~ • .... friends in, the regiment hie promotion [~ m~ute~gleml, llm~eler ¢.'~...~ was well deserved o" he hot¢ been a/H "~ • : ' :~ I J " I " [ . " . - George Hull had nn accident with a eonolstez~¥ o gm~ toddler and In~ the/g wm~ ~ .~ "7 .... . " = ' ' . ' . '. '~ . ~ horse on Frtday evening and enme out fight, for the Idgh grmtnd overlooklug/B mmtme "-- .... - : ...... , ,, of it wltha broken onkle. ' the I,,mbn|.dy Phd,o he ,Ltd,somv out.;l ..=am . LET IT RAIN ", ' " '" ' " II ' ' " " "' ' " standing work, I v-_-= _-_---=--;---i~-~,.w..,.;tr~m,lt • .... LET IT POUR " ' " I' M~. ~. ~.. a~,ke made ,, -l,id ,,,, ...... " ~ --,. --'-.,~.~-- ,,~...,,..,,,..~.,',,,.,, ." ..... ~'~k~'~ /I to the fire ula~ Juet after thi' otore~ - " ' - ...... WIH~ YJ~j ILI~UIr I~UI~ESI~iL~ Ili~ll[,Jl~' bRkll~JJlkm., |i elom,d us Monday eveoing to eall. for , ' • • ' • , /I help attl e home of @on~; W. H. Rleh- i • ' :' " : " ' [I =,,nd..~,u m~n ,'e~ the., .,i,h ,he • . ' L " 9' - - -- • ' m ll ehemieM extingui~here and qat, lled , • Hew SSupment.. ol. K, ddnes, Rnkkn. Arnvei ,tW ~;=,~;, hrld~2~2o~"~"o~. , II fire and drier calling for help, herself • " " " ' " [i[[' battled" the" flames until help arrived. • Featurin the Famous "Miner" Brand ' Due to her gobd' work "tht~ fire w t" ...... Rubber Footwear . It held t(. small wall area al ¢1 the totul • ' ' - II illllSll~ IN ~ot serious. " - • " ~ " m • t

, . " • . , . ]i Tom Olxon Is back after Jaet fl~', ...... ~' ..... The Skeena Mercantile II day~• short. o~_ three ..y~lm In. the RCA ' " ..... : ..... H P. Ile nns m,en dlse~targe~ on medh~tl

ueorgeem..... meAtlams "-' rropnetor~ ~ ,J[ ZI'¢)!m ds. Jie plans to go I to Kwinltzn," Terrace Bakery & Confeetionary tl~KKAt;~, U.U. II alnd will mmn he followed by hie 'wl', ' i[ who ulmi hun been Servihg, lp the :it~ C N. Maclnn.~eo Prnp, ietor - - P.O iLoz 206 ,, . _ ~ ~v. -- • TERRACE, B.C.,

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v~+llpUbllelmandwi~qwellheated ~et that ce~m fo,'the"wMe:h.+~a+e]Ildg ,tS', , '<. E"~+d~, "r'' '': "'::" ,:'.':/:"!.i:'i' ii'i:'i"?' :::.~'!i:'':/'i-'',i'+ • II • ' ", '" I..... + ...... --+~ -- ~+ >.. • . - .... 'fla. erda":~,+~ "n"~'fiboo~ilst"rrlve. . . owners .'of th.e' hotel+are'welI "knOwn...... • I ...... • ~ ....+T~e.TerraeerDrUg.~: • tore ....:'' ': •'' !1.," :Providing,, ..,.., of ~Ut~, that...•.., them .bre. A let Of .Improv'emehtsto.tho Intarl0r :~[~t~| ~ . .vka~e. .~t,.. : ," "' ...... ~: .... ~.:L: ./ -- . • i'' ' : ' , .... .,' .., ' : • . ~.'. l/anlxtelsnc mm.lmr8 to maao 1¢ worth. of. the .pi'emlmm are bein~ mad~ 'iI.t'- I~l], ~ ~ ~' _.~'" .~ " '"" • ..:..~:.' ~'~ '"'~.' ~1 /r R'W'RII~Y .... -:- TEPatACE, B,C II,~:, : /~ -. i' will Lm a real good pblee to atopover " ~ : ~'~ ~' " " ' ~ r' '': ; k~ " " ~" +:~'~d'~'d~'T q" ' "'~ ~ P "I * ~ " ~ ; ' .... 'I " , I I " 4 ' k I", ~ "ml .e.~. ~ : "~ O I~'+ r ,lght0r for weeks 'qt a " ' ' '" V S.& Irdm~. .~1~" • ' ' " ~~ "

li. J~ ..... - ' /new mill muth of,the rsiiWat Wni t~' t|i's+ b+t,+th~-@6eli +Ith.-m+ 'blg: ti-aetor :i " II " " ' ." .... II wlth two mllIs operatinl In town there a.d .~,.~, ~m h.b~n womU* ,Jl "I • .:e,~-.~,";~. , * • !I ~TTP_P_~,..~rlpT~.GI! H/mo~. be ,me nse~ of reilaf .m the +umm',a+K,~+a+. 't Is -.d.- ' ----'~' ': ./J" • I ~~=?=.Xy~I.~l~ t o~tmde~ dns/l~ the winter months. road,,. and=. flnisho.t., +hat Job. ' " ,:+:II • P" .... • • lrT"H: • ~ ~s mum .. oxtuz tJunto . . M The village ~ommfsaLoners met ln~ . ~ L q~~.~t.~.. ! ...... ~.~k;,.,+' '~I the mtmk~lmi offlese on Monday In • TOO late't laat w0e+k ,, . ..../+" ~I~~~ II' 'IL • I I ~2,T'~,"L~ I th~ ~.orhIng+rod ira.casted +urn+ ~ ~' ~ "~" =W"'~. ~'" " ~ 5Uslkiea~ ' There was a dlscum.in.n on , Coplclts rah;s the laat.few days, and "I "-~''~ ~P'~b~=~" "--~ v ' " " r' ~] revasrs nus seen recetveo. ~' . ~ ways and meons Of meeting the unti- I., nearly six Inches of ~vet~ snow lust .:. I.,, i ', ' , ~ Im~rm~ l . . ' ~ " ~ , . ------'," ~I e-lvated ,unemploment thlu -coming .....weekhnye greatly a~lsl~l the farmers .+/.,~.... ;I• .,~ .~.~T~mmm~'~m ~'ud-..~.. m~l IIM j- ' in their fall work. Moisture has gone .~ W ' • II'lm .... S.SS A " "" ~ ~11'd~J: Iat~'~t " +' 'I'-! R'oy Reld spent thee--week end In' "u- Into the ground between atX and ~lSTdt....~. I ~ /S==d=ra, Ineheg, .a.n.d the general farmin K oat:. ' -I' '- wm-"=~t'.-~=ma~ ~ J..4 i,mk ll~ mud~ brighter'as tJ~S: moisture ...... 'II •. • .irmm~mm ...... t . l|.~l It*t~, I ' ) • • ' ' /I+ II+ 'B- t' hCo =.bia | po" ' The Harvest Thanksgiving' servlcen •. . .. , ... . . In 'Kuox United Church on Sunday of ~n.lderahla demmnd frnm+~m~t es.t points .CAl~tk .~.p . . _ ~------'----- this. week were. Well attended. RoY. days;opt. +re. ha, o, ~--,~, fill...... and aa ~ consequence the prise for bay " ' • " -- ~ "1-- ~ r i I~'A ~ ~ "1[" U ~' A ='lr= I~ ~" II. Allen cendueted both morning and I " I i-- l-~l'~P'~..~r" /I-lr-/-~/r~ r" ensuing service. Special music by the .Is stlffening~samewhat, The grain. ~[A~iO~IAI market for both wheat• and coarse m I .!. " ' " rlP~.~a R ~ ': , ' ' Golden-Key eholr In the morning, and grains Is stlil inactive, ' ;. ~[ • w~,n~wonav ~I ~''~'' °'~,~J nn~v THe Week in the evening..Ml~ Kerr and luru. 0. VV ~U~ ~OU~ ~ ' t'X~X" " ~ ~ ~ ~U~r ~ + Keith re.ndered instrnn~ental duets., a' Road work tothe new seal road+of ~' ' " --" ,. , UCgoDer 1'4 anll 115 •. • ' and the cholr ~tve epeclal selections, P. M. Dockrlll ]me been held up to . ~..~: /.. ~11 ] , ,. ' '...... = ' . J; ft. ffohnf+toaof the Royal city ~me extent by .the receut rlilm~ but "i :" erie gravel truelm g~ now at work, _ ~ i ' " • -+:-+ a visitor In town :on, 8athrday. " II~ • ' - . Clara Bow in " was and coal shipmemte, tony be expected I'J m~D~ ~J~;l~lE l~m, To.y mpp.Ro,'-'"%nnd,=nn.th In a short time.. Mr, Slhea~an. mine W~" "'!' "' JL I IILII~ I'AI'J .V,Y ,JL~J~ II. Jl~al.~ JL~I~' HameS-wh9 were selected to repre- InsImetor, visited the preporty during , "~ ~ ~erm~m l~p . • ' +' ' ~ + sent this. district at the boys pig Jndg- the Week and waa highly pleased with " . •• u...~ r:It, md'~ser Mmau~Wx~0m "_~, . the exeslleat quality of the e~aL-It I. lY~ l~mmnLA~. • " IOAv~lW l~l~f~l~'|~I~ f~NMI~.i~V lag contest held in Vancouver this , ~¢t ~ B.O. : wau~#--.~a~.~J ,Jv,,~tax week were unable to attend on ao. s easily ~he..~t Krnde of ~otl KIdIP ~d from Telk~v-a coal fields thus far. S",- L W-4IO ' |. count of their inability to secure a chaperon. ' " '. Adults 50e Children under 14 years 25e Mrs. I'. Sibyls who has been hoti- m. Ro~ro.,'-~-~..t tesehsts ~Wel~ iayleg with relatives In Idaho and tm~ semmms,usm fa~e cemmissinner, department of ed- coast points, returned ~hotne 8atuedaY ueatlsn at Victoria, paid her first of- night. ;, ..... { .,. M ficial visit £o the local district last Tmlkle Them4J~ Makm 1t Bray• S Progressiee bridge drive was held week. BJae.was appelnted to look in- ' For A~mm tml ~ : . !::...,. GEO, LITTLE Terrace, B,C. to the living conditions pmrided by in.' the library, bnildiug Friday night last, Ther~e was quite ~i good attend- rural-schools for youhg lady teachers • LUMBER MANUFACTURER i anus, .The lady's prize was cepthred ot~wa--A;t=~d .ctr.~, of Her appointment followed the tragedy Teats ago were forced' to 'speak p at Port Es~lngton some t@o or three by Mrs• P. C. Bu~inger end John Baln eoMiderably Iourder titans'they do now years ago. As a -. restilt of her work wo~ the men's prize, LUMBER PRICm LIS~ isiti~ly .bemuse of th0 voluminous there has been a decided improvement What ~'lth holdups here, there and fl~thea worn by their t~udleneeL Rough Lumber ...... $18.00 per M in lfvlnff copdlti0n In country districts everywhere, it would seem that Telk, B3q~eriments carried on for; s0mc ..Shiplap ' ' 22.50 ". wa is taking on a ve~y'Metropollthr. time ha~=e been conducted In a spas- Sized Lumber ...... 22.50 " Mrs• Skinner of Copper City ro- or maybe, eomnopoUtan, at~lospbere. fully eenst~neted ,raom. havthg no Finished Material ...... 40,00 to 65.00 "" tnrned home early In the week after This might be considered .a Joke I~ it ~ound a~orptlo n ~ ~,0 .l~COu~ltteul R O Shintdes~ ...... : ...... from $2.50 to $5.00 per M accompanyisg a nurse fi'om .the Ru- did not entail so much ttseless Work Uropertlee. A ldud t~.gk~r is ,pla~'d pert hospital to Trsnqullle." The pati for the police force, ibut it should be in the empty• room an~ the k~t'th m~ Prie'ea:subjoct to ~hange without notice ent had been a ga~est of Mrs• Skinner remembered that preetlceLJoked have time,required for.01e soand~ to dec'a;, for some time, Orders filled at short notice. " Mill running continuously. a habit ot thpos of proving a boomer- aftllr the source has been shut. ,ff ;~ rung~ ~ .._ recasured..Tha tectq.wets made In an : Pi'iece of Moulding, eta., on application Mrs• N. 81~erwood Is visiting In the empty room flrat an~ fhm with vnr. C N south ~or a month, . "" - .'Tafites~--]]uxt6n, - after ' spending - h ions' materials havhtt~ ac'ou~tle'lPrOp. summer amid thp haunts of hie. youth ertles pla~l"ld "tl~fi+Fd6n~Y'lE'f~l~"m~,l: , ,Mrs, Gee,. Little was hcste~s at nn . in P. B. L returned to tow,, this afternoon tea last Thursday when ah~ week.' '" "~'~ '~"" P. T. A. EEGUI~ MEETINO BEAB STORIES AT TI~IgACE " ' entertained in honor of Mrs. Gee. Do- mat~Hal now made has been teated...- withthe co-operation of the oompapy ""'7", ver who recently returned home• Miss Bs~etball Is again very muclt "td There were many bear stories, b~,- Donald was also a guest of honor. , mapnfueturh~ it. . H --The monthly meeting of the Parent- the fore pa the long evenings are with lag told by residents in different Bec- Teachers Assoelatlonwas held on last us again• New' offlcoers elected are • Among the mo~ cerumen subatsm- tions of the district. Gee. Little on Thursday evening with President Mrs. E. M. Dockrill of Telkwa was here E. M. Hoopa, president; W. W. Noonan ces from +whicoh ueonsfleal materials his island ranch had areal race with A• C• Head In the chair There wan a on Tuesday and WedneSdaY"of last assist, manager; Miss Kitty McDon- are made ere plaster and hair . felt, Bruin to see who was going to get the dlseusslon (in ways and means of rats- week on business. ald, ~retary treasurer. At hIs. own su~treane flber,..p~lee~., e;n~.' .I~fk.._ big share of apples for the winter thg money for extra athletic equip- request W. M. Boyle was relegated to W0ol, th~ latter being t~6e rellult of store house; The trees that have al- Joe• Hambolt of Usk paid Terrace ment for the school, and it was decid- a back seat, and in future Bays he will molten rock blown ,through exhaling- ready been destroyed this-year by the a visit last Tuenday. 0 ed to hold a sale of home cooking and toast his sbinwand tune in on the ra- 13, fine ;lets. The' u~ of sound-absorb bear family in the district is appalling candy. The discuSsion of some suit- dio; Mr. Barker, the y hlgh~ school' ing material hns,.bec~a mint promin~.t There is room for the local sports to MIss Francis Smith who spoyt sev- abl~ book has been.suggested, to m]p teacher, tokes over the coaching of the In thedtres ai/d '.Imrl~ealarly.tl~ i~tlk- do some real good and at the same etsl month~ in Smithers returned to plJment the ao~isl part of" the w~ntsr various teams, and being a son of his Ing picture hotizes; Considerably more time get some resl sport by cleaning her home nero on Tuesday last aml meetings and the executive has been father, that grand "old sportsmnn of Of .the sound-abeerblng material Is' us up os the fruit eating bear& The will spend the winter with her broth- N ,:.=:~-= ad~herlzed to select this book before Vancouver, ft. W. Barker, success may ed, in the talking plgturo hon~I~ due road eaml~ at Copper City was reilev- er Harry, abe having taken a position R the next meeting. Mter business the naturally be looked forward to. ,, to the fact that while the huma~ voice ed of u screen door, a ham and a big with W. H, Burnett. , " convener of the social committee, tte¢i • . .~ • is somewhat limited ln-~volume, the roast of beef before Bruin Was' got Mr. Allen took _charge and he eallsd The workings of Providence are at loud speake~ .t~. ,fig.mound reprmlne- in a trap arranged over the garbage Mrs. B; I,• MeInto'sh left Tuesday an the four new members of th6 teach- times beyond the ken' of mere morinin, ties have vlttoally' unlimited volu::'e. hole where It 'had been making night. for Prince Rupert for a few days.. lng staff for speeches. Many sugges- prosperity In our.pfl~t e~tbles a firm In the theatres the material IS placed iy vlM~, The road camp now call it tions for winter amusements were ai- Lecal citizens attending the Conser- to take on one extra man,' ~ but only n t In the eslllng-and side walls while cur- square with the bear. T E m made. The teachers all seem re,be vative Association meetlug In Hazel- the displacen~ent of another employee. talus and drapes" urn alas used. In ~be enjoying their work here. ton last Wednesday 'evening returned Miss ffean Rankin and- her sunny many of the..moro luxurious nhd ~x- freahments were served before clasing. ~l|s~ Bowrea of .Victoria, rural home on Thursduy and report a great smile will be mlsaed,!n,~,.~.U~r,e...-.. ' .~slve theatres the neonstical mater. teacher's welfare commlaslaner, paid convention. lal material Is placed In the line, diff. Mrs. Ardaugh wa~ a recent visitor her first officlel Visit to New Hazel- Win. Ware of Vancouver will arrive in the backs of seats and spring pad- D ~to PHnce ltnpert. ton- last 8aturday. ---- The Ter~ce'.News is $9,ff0 a yeor in' Hazelton this ~vefiing.' ~lnk of the seats. . • -.SI._

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' .:: I* ilk~kWl~W.~l ' ' ~u ,!- " :' tUe tiomeoe'Sz~iueumond. ' . .' I~p0~tu.onpe i , , - XlRI|.~U "-i : ::~ '~ " • . Ibm,,# ' , |.M~J~k~I///~M Kellolrl~s Corn '~; T %`. '~ ~ -'~ I ~. " I" - p -~ :.I:: I:~ :q- d-. • . I,; L I d ' Club FourDoor Sedan ~,' 1050.00 , ,: .... 'i " ' ' 1 . I ~~~ ' ...... :" ...... I']OIUO oz'me lllmere of-S[,-dlol~pns e...... ; ...... D~.~"-~~.I a zJ J--" ~" -I'" ...... I"4.'111 m-,-: ...... := ..... = ...... i. • - • ' Ik~P~W'; Z Mo~s lh~n l~_l~flO_Ofll11"~ .... "~ ,~t~,d.,~, Ptlneo ]lapert, ~l~t a hall'- ollq~llu ~cUlUll .... -...Jt~..,~' . • m~m ., . . [I~/A~I[~{J ...... - ,~ , ~ d,y in Tear U~Hty ExpressTruek with , ,_~ . : . mmy enjoy amn~o~ ~ ' facto W eab - - ~- 10~,~0 -" .NIl d .... .r .,i,. ,.,rou, d .g,, .t.r t _ . __. __ . _ • ...... TW ~ .... ~e'~ __~t:~. ~ AA~" '9..,: ' ~ -Heavyduty track, faeto~ cab ii -'* " • ' Mrs. Cal'roi aud Mrs. llorrlson' o~'. . ' :~L~ , ~ ~~~ - "-* ' " ~', oe ~ It ~'" and Dual wheehs - - 12~4.60 ~'~- ..... l~-~n~-qlll[~l~JP~ ~l'ILq~w~'~ .,,,..ors are gu t , . nl ...... -

" ' ~ i ' " ~1~' ~1o~. imd~l~0 . ,tl, E,t,r M,re s'pent a few d,y,, ~- " Dealem / : i ~ - u ~.o at her nose nere. ° ~1"• . as/ q " " " ~ I ~' ' . " ~ , ,~;L .. .. . , .-.,. _, .-- . ~mlmers -: - " - D.U. ° • dE• • . ... • ' "~~ .. The auxlllary, of the .Catholh. .: ' ' - • , I~ ":"': ". ' "~ "" church' held a very sueeelmful.'mlle of '..... ,--. • . , '. ' . ' . . ~v .... • .... ~l

I " ~ ~ ...... ' . ' : ., .- • fancy work', hom e eookinil, ere,., on ~ me n~.c eqmpl~a.repmr garage in ~orLq-. . k • ' " d ~ ~' ' • ~ ~..~ " I T~r~ ~. ~~ ~ ~. Saturday. ~rn. L. w. ~lder ,,'on th~ . ern untisn uommma. . • i • ~ .,r .. I m~ . . ~l[J~lJa l~L~. JLIjIr I~ J~,&' &L~w~'9 .... . oake that was rattled and Mr&. H• OXO Acetylene Welding ' I " - . I " : ' ' ' " ' " Dohl won the doll, ..... , ' ' • , " i~..~iJ LUMBER MANUFA~ TURER Father Ham=om'~'who spent 'thd la~it ' ". . " [ [ ' : [ [[I. [-- • j " [ week-lu town returned to Rupert,on " ' '~ ': • • • • ~i~ :' LU=B~." PlUCk. Lis~ • ' Sunday. • " ' ': ' ' , _U

I " " Ropgh.Lumber,.; • sr. ~ ...... ;.. @; ..... "~..$18,00 per M • Sh[plap .... ,,,, ...... ~ ...... 22.50 ..• . Cons,. Cameron of: ...Prince f Rupert Sized Lumber ...... 7...... , ...... 2?.50 ',', ,,.a~ o w.k end .~tto~mt ~, O~on'a. New Lot of 0hina, Kodaks and Brownie Cameras ' " W atehe~,,Clocks, Jewellery, Framed Pietm.es J~inbhed 'Ma(erial ... ~ .:~/....; ...... 40.00 to 6~t00 Mr, and Mrs, ~ Raven *have re- '~- .. ,. - .qhin~les...... from ~.50 to $5.{)0 per M tu.rned from Yaneouver. .

"1 I .-- 'Prices aubjeot to change withont noffee "~. D. Llawellyn-- of Prince George !, ' ~.... For Flie.... s and: Mosquitos _, '--

1 1 ~' of Moulding, ete,, on application . Fathe.r LeRay of Stewart spent the preparations for keeping Off flies and moaquitoe week end In Terrace. "" . .... -. ""7"" I • - -~ ' . .. A numl~r of the local you, l~ople Th g Store TERRACE THEATRE wcntuptoUskonSaturdaynlghta"d eTerrace Dru i p . . . on Sunday the ball team u'ent np aqd "~ Terrace, B. C, d~eated tho Csk ~oya by a se0re of ~ R.W. RILEY TERRACE, B. C, WEDNESDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY This Week to 9. ". " "- , :1% • • August 1' and Z . W, S. Wrathwell, Innpect0£_i n B.C. m ..... " ..' .~. ", ( ) - ' ' HOLE' the' week end In"3:0wn. " " N/ll/~lON'dJ~ DII]~I" T]~IDS [ WEL[~IND ~ANAL lq~il" .... -'-

~m~ ~4~ ~ The native Sons of CannOa were ~ ~ ' " . . • WATER ' hosts at a reception in honor of W, L. Ottawu, "July"*'"°" 30, ~Th~..dlet of the Ottawa, July 30,--It Is interesting I-IIL ' ..... Jordon ned bride on Frhlsy nlgh~ and to many people Lo know that the Comedy="Footbase Wimmin." / \ the Native Runs presented the gue~t~ population of Canada has been chang first-survey for the Welland Canal. • , i J " ' ' " witl~ a wicker chair: A very pleas- lag steadily in recent years to ti~e was made In 1818. The formsl open- " A ~ • This advertisement is worth 10e to any child on Fridaynights: nnt eveqin¢~wa, spout dancing. ' .. I~aofit of )ha people and the change lag of the new .Wclland Canal, which . 'i Mrs. Mary Orclg is holhlaylng et sic and widespread importance, in 1930. " ' I

--' ...... more diver"filed diet aln'ce the World an accuret~ plan of the levelof laltd* ~+"~l' "~!~:~",: ~,.l ,,, t ,~,t1:,".. "t,,. " " " " ' ' ..... : : Scoutmaster Miller _arrlvrd on Wcd~~ ~ygr,~._!_th ILt~l~l~j~ll~r.e.~lle.~l ~ :tl~e betweon,~Chip~va-~andl-,-t.|l-m~re~k , " /it~ia~;"~l~ii' a ~i:o6~'~ boyi( and!has Iper eapita,.use of vegetables~ a de- which Was the orlglnal survey made ~ establlShed a camp at Lakelse Lalfe clise in' consumption of mllk, sugar by George Kcefer and ~/llllam Ham- • , .. • . . .. r..... , , ' " "Iiu for two'~'eeks. " ' and fruit. After the war there wan ilton MerHtt X synopsls of the ~ur- • " Mr unv~in - of Prince Ihi~tert was n an lhcrease for some years in the per vey Is Written by Hun. Mr. MerrlR ~ ~ ~ II tethecrlldelnstrume~is""~q' lpmen~i- 'i week:eild Sliest In thev|ehfltY°: caplta censnmpti°n" °f meat' but and |trofers survey ' / ~m that trend has been reveroed and used in making the In whtdi -.:. 3ira. :Wm, .~oonan. nml family of there has been ~ decline since 1024. he espeelallf ~mentions the watar Telk~va- have ret~lrned to their home The number of calories of food con- level used at that time. It is remark- ~ ~ Si~nmons Beds Crockery ' i l fl~ter visiting ,~irs. B0hler.. mused ]per capita has declined, ~hls ably accurate and clearly portrayed. • : " .' " : | i • i •'• Ke ney Limit.--"' . :'~ : '~i I ' Jlnl Lever'- ho~__ returned from, l:sk. tawhas I~eenhahlts ascr'bed 6f the topeople the asmore the series- farm vlewIn ::18~7o~ the an Wellandlmpr.slon Canal; of hn #ho~wl~g aei:lai - .- population hu.:beon reduced and the a bird's eye view of Niagara to Lake ..... clty populatio~/-'increaeed, and an Ontario, 18 shown which Was drawn - E..T.~ n ed - : ' ' manual, luhor has been reduced by by. W. 11. Collinsten, . . Mrs. K]rkaldy s maehlaery:5Iedern methods of producing and

.... v Turner Valley for the past two yearn~ As a'result the eonsumDtlon has de ~.j The flrat Triangle Tour: over the C. vlew of the canyon and of the new eloped rapidly., Fruit . ~onsd~mpUon D. Lowe" spralned" ~ his ankle'whilr ~ ~ N. ]I. this year prrlve~""I "~'''astnunuay st: brldge now sider eonstr~ction"All." -P~r|0r : ]. also h~a shbwn a heavy Increue, 09 the.Lakelse road workand oa Bai.- --:. ehout nine o'cloel~'.. There was a good the visitors were prol~rly lntprossed , I~ut one of the ontstendlng changes urday went to the RdPert hospital. . number on beard. They wen . •, with the grandeur of the. scenery lind - ill the increase in sugar consumption. Am sugar is a carbon.hydrate It in Mrs- T. E,. Bloolral"~" Is ' lq~nding' ' a South Hazelton by cars and conve Yed ha~e' hnpe~ o~ coming back another" t~e cause for the decrease in "tho week W/th Mnl. ~enney ~t.Laket~e. on.a trip through HaZelton and out'te day to see the complete new bridge. , the' high level bridge,. The tourists all i Sof~ dnnks'Candy, etch' edlyeon,umpUon has had of an cereals .effect onand milk undoubt- and Mr, and liras. MeXinnon of Vsnars- .went out on the old bridge and ha~ a ~ The Terrace News In $2.00 a year _ _ meat consumption., dot-Were in town Sa~rday, •, k Welcome home Oldnmers. # i use ......

We will. be available for mdividual ~~ : .~k ~i.~ ~ " . • ~ ' • or groUp picturesduring the- '~!i~ \ -"~ home ...... weeke dreun,on. "Oldt,m-ers, .._.-o ,:J . ' : AlSO •• " • •~ ~- •" I(' :, . "~ v :i~:,l ...... - " .: .~l~,#0t,#21d/ .... -......

Watoh for our SPEOIAL EVENTS ~ (~ . . . - , . INSTANT PHOTO oamero set,,O. • ..... ,eST UeANT • • :- Braid Insurane: ...... " • -KEN, S PHOT0STUDIO ., Visit us dur,ng your" .,ii: stay! Agencies• Ltd. 46Zl..... Lakelse ~ '! : " 038,1464 4o43 Park ,, ,: e35-511i, '4648 Lakelse ~ 638-8581., • Welcome Home Terrace Oldtimers.

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I I I s i " r ~+ :" + ' I :+1 ~ + ' " I ' + ~ ~1 i ~ ; I' : : "I " ' r ...... I ' ~" -- " '" " OemldNqaSer .... + ".,' .+. ," :'' ". .'. ': ,- ./. ++ N++ " iel 0+r On~ "+"'" °'-'+" ",' ,+ • " +...... + ' . " ' ...... +.__=__. ,mmmmm~+__ adlma Fo~+.-- . ,To~pb ~e~ -' " ' ' .... . " " _ + ...... "-+' ...... ++++.... + ++:+ + . i.++ ...... ~+..... +- well.-f0r-pHnee-Rulmsn, to. keep- he'~ ,T+mme xta~l~ Henderson, mLRO.- ]~tWm:Wlll°O'+- 'i, ...++ =:..+.::+,..+.U+++_++--~~:.]L~._+I!.~ .' .... " -- : Imwdler dry, +or Japan still lleks, her I% 1987. "Lo~t Wm, , u ~.m +~- •Rolmtt'Henwood TerraCe .: • . ' . '.'" :' " . " "'*~ ...... '+--+" • 61dlneyDanm1~uer, Terrace _". ' '+-:-+ ' . a ...... :.~ her woun~ and hm"t so very far off, lares." " J61~ Smltb. Termm - " ' • . .~ ~ ~ ~ • ; In these dll~l! of lfl~t~lng travel tncI Vernon Dod~l, ~ ~I.u.N., 203T Erie. 9Porner, Terrace +" . ~~ _+o+..,+,_++.,.+ ,+oo.-....o.,, ...... - + (~/ ~ ~ ~.,.. | ~.~' ~ +;+!,-::./.,:... R

L " ~~~:~ ...... --~-- " ------'~ "'" /''~" " "~+!i the Increasing army of house or room Bryan IBeulons, Terraee , Kenneth Hamer,'C.&. (A) Overseas. : ".... ~ ." "f --+i"~..~/+ ~.~+.,.~:-.',:.:~.~.':: hunter& If half of what one hears is Peter OirLwrIlht, Terrace ~ Alfi'ed "Attreo ....

• Karl Kupp.. • i ~ VI~¥ WOIUUI~: "IHE £ARTFI IS BECOMING TOO CROWDED FOIl for a lOnll tlme to come. K'~nne~ Attree ~,~MIPOR'r; ~ ~ WILL BE MORE ROOM ON P.NO~ PLAHET," • •. Norman Smith ,Don ~Rummll J ~ ...... " ' Malcolm MaeArthur, pioneer ahee Charles Houlded H.N. ~leaton • + :+ maker, and war veteran, has beeln in- Ovid .Benolt J,Anlus 8eaton Seaton+~ m~ the •Young I Wi+ in+ Terrace +"+"necessary to make.m. a--.. trip to.. Vancouver ,++, ,t ~-.,+Tom Olson. '1~rraee I .,.,,Termee ~.,h ,,o,+ o+,+.' o, for consultation. Donald Cooper I The above llat lneludea men from the • * • Clarence MeCullough ]nrea~ Tem~ Pae~fle~ U~, Remo, etc. Mr. and Mrs. P, C. Miller have gone 0eorIw Os~.gory with the merehnnt E ChicksWell A ++hen~ y gale blew up during Sunday to dwell on Vancouver Island. after a ratine. '.llJgl|f-itnd reaehed!a high peak in the residence here of mm~+twenty y.ears, J. Richmond Mlss+McLeod, R.N., arrived on Janu- e, rly hout~ of Monday morning. The " ary 6th + to "assume her +new duties as - The lmultry farmer Is usually, faced 'l'errat~ Drug Store was one to suffer during which time he was In the gov- Kenneth Kerr with lhe problem of replacing half. if w]ze, Just shout 6 o'clock In the morn- emment service. Mr. Miller has got Elmer Horde .(U./S. marines) march of the Wrlneh Memorial hosplt- not more of his flock each year, be. Iltg tile south wh|(tow blew Ii|. Tile. to the retiring age and thinks he Is Mnle(dm Elder al, , cause the profitable laying life of. the fhlg lmle+qn top of the post-office also entitled to a little leisure." +Whir field Elder "+ " " " d.me~tle hen is short. To provide for {'Sills dowll. Dqrlng the day the wind Onl~l,m Ken- S this replacement large numbers .of droPlWd to myne extent, bat after dark - D. ~. Alvey evolved by the Foist Research Ins[/- ,mhyehlek, arehatehedcaehYearl~ut ,he vel,wlly ,,,crea.~ed dg,,fn." ". " WaS Headed for ,.o..,+, + tuteofI,tdlafront tam,rlndmeeds, up c+-' f:,r t~m m,ny never reach a profitable ...... Raymond Taft, Terrace to the l~res.,nt whh,h have beett thrown + ~,gt, slates l)omlnion.Exl~erimental ex- " III | I~ _IL I~_|_~__ E.B. Thomas away Tie peetit readily form~t firm is~rts With the rapid e.xpanslofl that . r I~C. Jelly with suitable prolmrtlons of sugar __ . :..., .-... ~,Wnnoh Memmd-Hos AlaSKa, DU[ OllOO too-,,, IttI~ I+flKl.l! |llit~ In the ]ntlustry m re- i P + ~und citric acid. ' ,,"~t yea~Ithere has been an Inns. as-l ..... ~+ ' . " ~IIJ O • ,Re,c..4. HolPm Doll . _. '" n it,g mortnlitr, tlmt seem~ to be out of J Mrs. Leo ~rederlck nnd Imhy. mm ~,,.~, : ~llll I1~111~"~11 F~lwln CIIIblOn' . No +food l~Sesses al] of t he four t.s- n.rmal-. .pr

' r" I+-I;~• wJth~Vll|[l~|llmln of 8tten- Ahtskl| ellf| he WOll]d Ii~ ~JIfe |13 stnrt- ' i'., .,,.[ l,hor for lhe ol~rator+~__ alley i - ' - - - illg flOW. ~ ..... £ +. ": ...... +:....+' :..::+:...... - .. +" "":"7"""T"I L:I'! ehlllPd thP eh|ek iiIIi.V l]Pvpr recover [ 'l ('ons. lrvlng of the B.f'. Imllee got : .., ~.:.~.>,.+.:.:, : ~.... , ...~. t .--:~ s ...:+ I0.1m,t,,.. t4, be profltahle. Death. ; RI]~ ~ wl.d of the prolmmed trip and refused - -, ..:,=...... ;.:.!i!:.:. 'i:::::iii::i.:.::i.:!i::.; ::: +::" e ,,~+lt,'ex a Ioxs more xeriou~ thlm is [ IJ~ I I the traveller permlmmlon to start out. + ' " g,,l,vr~lllr renllz~l.",xh~te rol)|8('elllen[ ~ Ito took poxe+~lon of Magnuemon's skis and sleeping bag, until he could u'lll m,,"Pi,~llml tim earller Ilntci,~l i WAR I+ get Intouch wlth +the Commissioner. e~'ick 'l'l,Pre. I~ no t~'OIIOIIly In feeding +" ,,al, attd inferior rlltl,mx, l'nlil .it I ~k~[~6S ([ 3hmdlly word came to not permtt the g~,tx,,,,t ,mrangethePhh'kdelw,,,l~ 'I S'g~PS i v,,,mgAm~rh.a,,xtnrflngoutonxueh.n i T" ill ll]e hr,m¢ler so that iti8 e.~.qt,ntlnl I ~ .Ve~lrg of Age. looked physically fit f+?r . t;'ltt the fl'ed eOllsixfs of.l~ll the q,le. thP trip. IiIltl hod he been ahle Io get e lt~ li~,em+Ary It) pr.n~ote more I Jx rlflP nnd ammunition across the ~r, wth IiIid ellergy.. • I,w'¢'rl'.ill,,It Dill,i yel': i d ~ . ms ~+'IIn~+IIVIPI'.= , +

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',lebaol .d Kmey K~.n'= x..rdn g,t '----"~ " " " '"" ' " ~ • ' • H ..... au~ug the pa~t' yarn aim 'eqqm,~n~[,,, --~;....~.~...z,,,~ the fdrwoni~ I "-- ' ' " ,~111 • 111" lr~ • • i ' i ...... :'~, & • ~'s " hla appred=ttion of tD'~,rk.. ~'1'..,.,. ~'..nt.'~.~z~t until at hai~ I I.ata i :nnPlp~ w H-~li, gPp " I l • " "at" ~ Hhe~'mal, _.... ~.ta8 u~;u,m v It-- • .~ •.~i~/l~ • • • [ ~~ • ' '~ .i I Apr s t~arage ~_ ~, ": ~ ...... ~,,_.,;.~ ... the ..,re .-~ ,. to ,. ,a ih,,l ~:' _~_ . _=_ _, _ • .~ ...... ~ .... ~,-*"a: n,"-,ae"~" "Y=;eyea. ,,,'~l~;l'~ '"" .=a Ul~ Va=.~-i,,,t ci,,rk,,, 'IITA~ A U.-- ..~ W;~.;..-- .--.1_ ' .m-q All repairs e,trefullv mtde la n.ml.atl.~ ,,.It.. for th~ ~,m t~tre a~ thin ~5~,nrd t,, he-, ..,, _VVII~ ~1~ IVAilEI UJ. V IDIUI! ~II[U • l .1 Oil.mnd,~u. .Pull stock -of iq yNr Mr~ Omlm d~'iln~l, to ]ti" maya Isn~l~,~._ ,xgyt,~ goed!y ool=al~r " ~I[TA-- --. L"~tJI~-A----- [~11_ ' ~t ' pa,.,,,-.- low=..an ,o,.,=, .,, ,,r ,= ,v. .-- ,,---re.,a ,,, • was a rong unarao er ~iteral M0tom Agent Bumett wn, elc~.t~l. !I. King ~'= tie too Mlgng for the Imzl ~,ta'l,'red ek,ded preddeat alld N. [(bell~',Mt( ~00ma~ '~ed ~l!jt', '~Ud inetted four .... A TarrlM~ B.C. v~ htlil~, with. Haru "14on. fallowJ.g: it inkoa n Im|n of rMon to utart II dm'elop .trains of fruit .tree~ am. wan..naenintously re+tared an ~ project h which the fr0Jtbn tan unite bushes and ather dkuha lm~leulnrly ...... taD" n.40, .l~evt.rtd=. ~ trea/m~r. wlfl~, thr~e idol~, plac4ng a h;fe .mar- be alleged kftor n .amber nf yam adapted to the climatic condition.. ~ln" to, the tt~lit, of, '/~errliee.* !J,9"~ Sut.b n i)mdnbm ax growing huremT • . . . Tha'enanefl waaSIm~al with tlue rol. He became a member of the H.~rti. I~m.lag member~:--W. A.-. Klrklmtri,'k J'ohhPton K ,left fon(lrd dld' wane ~ook 1~ umnal~, undertaken by men eultural lSo~eU" of Mthnseoth, end R,~W; RUey, ~. T. Kt~ney, J. Hat.urn aim ftmk:work,and'mda a 10t of up who are i~nalmratlvelY youthful, but With tl~ =arce ~f.lnformaUen ~it~ ening~ for hi-teem be~Jden ¢~dh~.tinz when ~t mun of over ?0 sets out to hew mi eck ¢ P: Nnsh, Oeorge Little. T. T~rner ~r., able to keep abreast'of the late~ Jr; ~oniore • ~f Kalum bthe, ('apt. ji,h. a lair Of I~dmts. While the neore a eleeH~ out of the fo~rmt and tinge tLndlnp at Ida craft, He wu alweyu -- .. Willmon_of_L'~k;.nnd A. Y. 'Wihmn of waa well In favor of Ternee it we, on- undertake.~eh Work one cannot oon,. Lum~r ~ anion to ~oee ~ Remo. • " ly mts a remdl; of the imY~ bethg @n dude, but tJtmt his splrtt la younil In of-treee catted to witbettnd the rllo~ E thelll', toes .froln.'.~lK b, nz~d G#~. •, "~. n. "flAon 'bf. the high' e~t~ ".ll~ finish,, spite:Of,bin "aPlmmZt y,~u~.... of tlwellmate,--d In.the oouree of hip they W~Ud ep wlth ~ healthy ~Itrd wbleh the retlHng la'eddeut was bald Rueh .n mnn. was ,Chartsa,WIIIbtm war~ subjected the plants to tests Ja by the Orgenlutlon, and aa mtme men, for the vlaltors. Followi~ the mma excess of what they mllht a danee~wen glean and over a_hunllrt~l Parker whe wu lard to rat thn other hp ~bre of approelatlon far the 10m~ ant' day on an malnen¢~ none Terrace. Mr when they l~ehed hlaI enstomml. HI: faithful am'rice r~deml-the kmnL I~" l~e~t~ were present. A return ganlt, roues went through the! winters unmu.. will be ldaYed In the near hi|lit'e, nli, Parker was nearly 88 y.re of age Se. 1.1qnldt. Sl41~r, Fl~dq, V-kint ~.._Eo gordon, be wns elected, a s p~r. chod.. If the~ dim he felt that he w. _.L.~" It bl ex~ to be frill of life. wheu be Imm,ed awu, hevlng bsea ~monent ho~lrary, preddent...~ tmrn la ~re, C,in~rali, on April 8. mt mmd~ the ~ of ~m ~- The new preddent ~nonnc~l that ng dlonppotnted, ff on the other lutml __ S~ ~ "" 1844. As a youth he followed the sea, he would, ,~mal~e to have the varhm~ The ~bxl~tin~..Tillltmm~ re,ore, • ey ffl~rvlyed,' he had the Rttefaetion mnulfh hankets to det~tt the Hiel~ but. hts plonredng nplHL konght a rift- IPRlCg~ ON AIPNJfAI'ION t~mmlttm appointed rekd¥ 'for the ferent ehenaelof e~laD, and he of harI1~ the bushes that would mr/ li ~ ' next monthly meetln~ of the ceundt. the prelimtm/ry lame by a' good mar, mo~ left thn oeenn for meebeul~l ob. ceed without lmml~dnl, , '" IVJ A' rreoluU~ wa~ 'lmm~d ,ezp~ng K/n. It wason offhigbt for thellieha bat ,~e lir]s f0ugh( luird [o et m, the Jeet|V~' As it' 7outh be w!s an I expert • ('me more change rome when he web k~dmm~..,a/kl" duH~-ohe ~n. won ~, Little T~ B.C Ion';the.....o, of the mhnldl=~l n,-; hall"~--~.for Jar "the:~, nhort snappy imuing ~ttae~ "at thi~ 82 yi,are of age. Not satisfied With oppms!0g :forwud~ ' The ~re shota" of a,in~e number of prtse~, Hd wlth the ih'e rate af leaWth ,an bin plantation ..' .- monthly meetlnlm :& dlK.umdon a~ fund# thna gathered, be Wec.uz'~ql the ,m the matter of pretedtion nml fe~l!nl~ Bemde Moore lint the. ~inle on It~In nq a beach ~ome dtstanee a.bove tbt; 0f the phen~nts In 'the nre~l, and It the flr~ half, . llany, i;):,qi~ handlt~l "training he de~i L~.., ~. ' fleer level, h~ proceeded to dear lhc S wili~:(]~'hh~l In miilre~n dl~t~btltloa of th~ "~htetle whlle Dun(L Kerr Will4-lit he~Ty timber from a pl~:pf-land . -- .~:~ He early re~llst~l'thet hi~',w,,rk ~'l~ whm{t, Io ~eleetedpe~on~.. In! Jhn d b, t~ igonr " • t0 Ire Imt lln~rHY routine Imt of-an In. h,t eloper to the water. Here, with a YOBK HOTEL trite, thb to be ntis! In eanying thl ventJve MIilnFe. %%'hell In hh '(qlr].v, ~tamll p~dler and other maehlat~ he _._ n|nde himself to oave his ~t~n~th ITS,, --.. Vllmeelnver,~ ,II. hlrds over until the snow.he. Kone... NgW'OleFIClgi~ INSTALLED " 3)'~ lie ill.red t,lthe "l'nJtt~l lttatP~ E It wlm al~, da41hql to rt~oUml.eSld IIrOt'~It~l to remove the r~melna .i p T~ Bomw M Comlo. and there f-r the flr~ time ntrtll,k bb the fnr~t Idants that be mlsht have Irmq~ and 'Ch~.v . &wrk~ th.t the ImamlnrY betwcen the east. ]atDIm. l~lg~. So. &% I:O.O.F.. ,tJid ;~trlde, nnd Hanna hi. Invmitlon~ ~S'll., lalld more ~ulted to hla net, de, ". • ,,in and wl~t~rll-i~tme dlstrletn be ,sel Mounteln Yiew l.,)dge .~., 4T. lid,,-•the fl~t rerew mahing nmehiae to lw at Im~dlel ]:.~9, Wt~t nf Hhal~lt~. th~l~ knh~, 'h~l~l .thvir Joint Installation *if alnrketed~ ni;d al~o one of: the fl~t ~.~re ago he~ff~ a ~tmb, ~ -- 'lirhiglfig the |WP, q)lit, iilndlpdas ~itnll- Exleemely LoW atilt'era on Monday night in'the Imlge hilrvestlag hint,hints4 to rednt~P the la- and .inet then be has spent hLq flap lJ-p fn all eml.' r~.,in& The "ttt~V offlt~r~ are:-- ;IMtr of man. He heroine Intert~t~l In partly with hln danghteL and the In~ NeW Winter it w=m deehlt~i. -~Ying td ]tel,Stilt lakRim l.odgP-N. G.. Vernon'(ila~: i the nla.hnl111"~ of torPed;m nmi= IIIt~- nine montM in the hoepltal at Ha~q, (~,l)dlliolltt. uot l,t ~t|Xlli~tF Ihe ]l~llrlll~ . tL, ]~. ]!. T. Allen: R~: ~'. T. dace1 ¢.ertnla'lmprorement~. thl~ Imr- t.n.- On January 9tb he pa~ed ewn;: ~!U • Rams " ~ 0 haliqnet thb year. " ". I']. •Br~ok~: Pin. gee.. I,L" Ihlngland : tlenlnr pha~, of' hl~ work hill/glee IIJm quietly, oftet n life replete *with =. P,~f, tve ndJonmo~It .-~'.t~" ;.f thallk~ I~li~11 IMF " ~ IIMM tnn~utw, Jam~ Hndth. . [l=.k to Et~hi'nd. when with M~r~. nehleve_m.entp. One of the ont~tendld~ WtlS ims~vql-to the rNlrJllg .ffh~,r~ llnll eberaetertntle~ tl. Mi/nntaln. View• l.~xlge--.~." (;...'tll~ [(|re~nwmd & Bntiey at Y.rk~hlr~. hp of the ma we. DAILY $ I .~05 2.00 ineliliJere "of the ~ninl'll h,r their ~'.r. V. Melnnes: V. ('., Mi.~ ltHty .~.mler. wa~ etlkqtg~l In tt~tJng thew~ in.lnl- :onthfuln~. Many tailed him "A. MONTHLY 25.00 30,00 vie~4 dUrtllg the Im.¢ yl.nr. • ,lit gee,- 14er.. MI~. T. E, itrook~: hilelits of w~r for ~ome yHrs.." ~onng, old man." Hla spirit tad oat- Yin."~,".', 31~ '~;'~Kl~kldddd~: I'l~t~/t~• llb next ,lOVe. this time,on fle/mlu|t oak on life, de~ ed, 0se a~venelng y~/r~ ¢ :.. TF'~-,z~ omnoz ii (*aa~). • (*hlrk. IL(I.M.P.."; P|Nint' ' '11~hqv nl'~i~,*~'l~ :~'..i~. Ri~al"kt~a-' .... ' '" nf hi, henlth..-w~ .to,.]~ter..whffe. ~Peklllg oIltd.oor "ofeopatlon, he (l.r~dg latest.advanees In his work and in the d,y~ In the dl~trlrt this woek. Free G~m~ ~1 tht~ .warm for,mJauin forma of life affaire of the world. CARD OF T1HIANI~I" these he monnted on ml~ple oildel The funerdof Charle~ ~Vllllam Par- IN PROBATB as ~lrt~l. and for some ye~ro he lee, ker' wna'be~d from the Knox Unltt~ ~ - |n alto eenm or, the eily'l .,q ~'Hv, s[~,mms ~o~ or Bm- 31v. W. lllPle~ley wl.he~ I. ,, hired on miero~mpy in that city. Dur Chureh on Wednooday afternoon. Ray ntlnetion~ COLEMBI& her' sims,re alqtreelatl,m ,if the lag thie ~eHed he..was' o)nn~ted with H. T. Allen conducting the servJce~ at" •A All room. --esptlandly ninny .kinclnt~x~,~ .hown her nml for the enrator ,,f the Exet~.r nm,enm and bath the'ehureh aa~ ,the mvedde 'N ~ l~k1,1,1~z OF ~ qD~gN- - ~la~p and nnlm ~v=d the ~'mpathy eXltref4~Lqi lu her r~.~nt ut}h ma,y of th~ hmdhig ~.lentl,t, d The Pall benrere webS'. K, Gordon, W ' " ' " 81TATION ACT'. AND IN ~lllL ?nJu~rer. T. $. Klrkimtrlek, O. Metz. 7--- o. hereavente!nt, nnd f.r the fl,mil trl- tile tim@.... Imte~ ~eut. nit of n~pt~'t for lirr hire It ~'o.'~ while he "lh'~l In Exeter that K, Olin'and J~ Fdber. IERT CORLEY1r, DECEASe} • ffrl'~e"ree lff.~trot'~d Foldor. f.ther. he maFrt~ Elitmbeih-Dreke. aml twa -- I . " clatlght01~ Were In~rl) by this nnlan. 'lfl~d~. fepehed town on .PHdny n; THE- YORK HOTEL. 0 Take npttlee that by .orriS,of lulls Evt,ry oz., hi Ternnq~- I~ t,lkilla .r one llrc~leeendng hhll, n.tl one now liv- m. that the rt~at h~vy nine had tm- L~ -- i • Vancouvm, B.C-" " I. G. #hm~Ah0w ~,msm~ l.nor F. Mail..Yon~q the 8th day. of tt,(.h~its.r.¢.y, t~nll the ilei,ttilr~ who art, Ing.In Terrace;, detrained the We~t hill north af t0wn _--..------"----'-~ ~ovember. A.D., 1932, I was appeinted; m,lng to cii~'ll~ the' nlH,Jt~t In Inil,lh. Elghtern hinety one ~" Mr.-Parker' and a :t~nx ~f men were sent. out..~o. .xet~tor of the e~tate af Robert CoP sh.rtly wlll'ileml t,, ko0~y whu.~ the)" igaill ez~ing tthe' Atlalttle,"thla time r~ake relmlm. ett. decen~ed,, and all: i~rtl~ having nrp "tillklllg}iiJM.it If the~" .wbh t. ;..at ,nronte to" Manitoba, then rapidly t~m~ J

lahn~, ngainet the said estate are here- It)" i the' h~.kler~. • 1 lag to the. fore as the pnldm opeaed The P. W. D. mow plow ha.q.emunt~ R Te~ace Notes ~y reqolred to furdsh ~me, properly "--'T-- np ills the granary of the ]~mpire. For ted clearing the road to r=kdse and b eriflal, to me on:or ,before the 31¢ Mr, anti .'dry. "8. Wilkla~a-are tit six yenrs he lived at ylrdn In that nqw working ~owardlgnlum Lake. lay of .Jann';ry. A.D.,.10M, and all home n;min lifter a.fl )ixt~ded vblt ill province, anti In 189"/he took up. land .... Mr. add Mrs, J. K, I;.rd,,n h,ft 1.~t mrtle~ I,iiteht~ to the estate are re- ~lllith61~ nnd Bnlkley.V,IleY.lmints, In Dauphin in the ~ame province. He Atthe two ~rkey shoots put an hy wtq~k f, lr the ~i,nth. At.tee ~l-lipilil~ uiml to lay. the a~o~nt of thelr~ ln- remained there until 1010: ,when he 0aurae Little duri~ the buildup n. I .f Vnneonver and J~Itle they Will llr~, leldl~h.~t, t,) me forthwith. A good c~Ivert has been inxtalle~. In moved wmt once more to the Valley nman ulaouat wits added to the eatat, ,~ql to f~allfornhl where they wlll pnl of the f~kt~na and looated near Tee. of eeeh Mrd and the fo~ds than aceu.m .. Apo~ E T. Kmn~ the rend areand the flat rock point E l~e winter.' Mr. (]otlhln I1.1 .hted have been turned aver .t. the hi 111114 ]~xe~tor, I~li~l |o the Bk~na River bridge. Tbts race. • " I,+n en|o)'lul~ the I~t .of htmllh of • • ,l'~kraee; K0. b n plate that h. been very dnnge- .Gardening nnll nnrkery ~'ork appeal Terrace Rod and Gun Club for the I.to a.d hi~ fden¢la'hopo thn cram. ~! to him. n'nd mrvlnR out. a elearinn pnwha~ of wheat with whldl to fm~l )nt~l the 20*,h day of December, ...' ronn evm;y winter owing to the fornm- uh,h0 dni,ta ~ ~vlll r;~tor~ hh. I. lib- In the bqzvy tinllwr ho Im~'edt;d t,i fliP' Im.nl phenpmnts. A. D,. 193". ~89-~'~ th.I of Illlltt~ a glatder. D c,|,1 vI~ll.~ll~ wtlltp.

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" '~ .~, kr:', ,' .- - " • i / . . le0, ,m,Aaami erraee,new rresn __ , •, • ,,....,.. Tbe Pilitlle'Utlliilli COln!luiou 01 - ..... ,' ~. • . . I whleh Dr. IV. A; Carrotherl Is elan!t'. , . Assooiated BoardsofTrade Central B,C, .~"'''""" O~onc~ : nianl;,Is eendileltlaal II iiudlt of lheil, : " [ -" ;:: "~"". i IC. Electric Railway' Co. Ltd,0 tO ell- : ~" / Frilni 14i'ewart iisklaag for u resident ~... ~l, , il~, tahllah the hashi for n new it~te altree; ' I J" • I • tln~, It .wa~i nnnounfl~l by Premier ' • :,:-;.l" - fnhahag t,algllu't,r to lie re-hatillted.-- L'r|llt, l*~ itlliiert .I.ng, |~.~-.~lilnqlll Rtlllh John llari~ durlni.th~ lm~t week, and .;,?~l Many Delegates Help Make. Most i'arrled, hrtlilk, I'i~terlln mbminunrY of 8koella, 0~ .~,+ ~ehe. ellamml a~eo,mia'nt ..... 7:.:.:.';:.;7 • " lIP-opeiihag ill : llninlalhut litaut -lind h4 19 ~#iii~ el i!i~P' this week, niili IS ill}. Is eonduet 'the worii which Will tnke .LiIIll S illtl~ii)" ilffhl' aft Prilal.'e lllllS~rt.---~.ilr- ¢.elvhig lieliirrail #xl~l~lulalt. lit Kood abeut siz w~ks. It lvilL be xtilemler Suemsful Ciinvention'-Fine Program rh,d. .'-- - will and ~mlrntalnilons. He.nayn he ed, durlnll the l~at, three yells,, non, m~an~ T#rraaet,'ah,lmrl, Par niail eenltn~t is f#eliuit In excHl#nlt ahaille aiad holies blllillK i~'tl~II were Iranted nonsum- Iwtwl~n Prinnl (le~rge aiid Prhiee li lie ilialifrt~l for many a year yet. er~ of the, B, O, l~leetrle Power Co,. of'Entertainment Priivided • : lilt .. ' Itnlwrt,--4'airrled... " ". 7 on Vimeouver te!ind imd the Lower Thlx reslihllhiu lllOllgllt forth On. '" 'I'll,; liianrd of Tnille ¢!tll~erml~lll Thl" flitl~'iilli aniaulil inllllnl ot fin, Main land . It was lndleatelt, however olhl,r n,l~olnllam frllnl tho.AInskn-dele, ~l'#ri'ii~A~ i,iqlili t0" hiive 'in!~Lted a Int A.~ilehiled.llilnrd~ ll£ "l'l'llde lit Cenfrlil by Dr. ! Cairrnthere that, It would lie iflllqq~, who wet# unllwllie/of th# ahllr~-. ill iieli, tliulc Into nlalii" .lliliil'e lliqiert H Ili'!li~ili Cilhlnihhl liliPlilql hi the I)l;ll- ~everal/months before a pelley conhi illsfnii#,~, lielwe#n Ulrl~'Wl~ ill Cl, iltrll~ I~qlle, ill#y il+l lhnt• tile nixtt af fj,lhlwx hall In T#,.rrilri, ~linarllY ¢in lhilt, lie ;t~tMdlilhed. with reellt~t to ratea llritlldi Ciihniilala. It nskt~l t~l# lllr- lhe alienlhlnl'e, lhe lllltt,lit'# ill Alim- lit 10:00 ii.nl. Thnr~diay last we~,k, :blomn form of relaates, _ ilaliil Io he ~airl~led lietwren 13entlil kal ¢lel#ltafeil nnd the geli#rnl spirit i ~# i, with Prl~. J. T. lllirvey in llie #-,Inalr llrillsli I'ldliuihla and Centr, al Mnsltll, elf #liel'gy iilid nnity will mean se!e- i . ~ , i r P illld the ever' fall lafnl ~,i'etiiry-tre:a~i- A erew Is liroee~lng ~ 'ferra~t to. hy annalt.llr laihit~ tlahil llil~ time. "1'he eandid anll the nrer IIiilil'llln K0 Kerr al lii.~ rlifht. fore.fill SlleuklnK, It Is ndmltted, did start eonstl~ietlon of a distribution The eonTenllon wits llfflehllly oiXqlo 'i'lie ri,.OlienhiK #-if lh@ Ynkon-Tele- " system In that mlmlelpalliy while nt I E ell wilh II lit'let ~lllel~.'h 'ill wi,h'oliie by I griillh ('re#-,k ,Irnil,--~al'rled not ,~l liUy hnrni. IVnnderho6f the follndntion for ,the" t;i ill llaili lilt, ,!,]|ah'nlnl#- of the VIll- Air lailill frillii l'rln~ Ru[~rt to tile Mlator ear drh'e;s tnrrh'lug he. from, lllew .dleltel plnnt In abent half tom. :1'~.1 ll,llnnn ll414illll era. I Qul,eai ('hiirlLIlle l~liand&4'nrrled. .the sonill lind i!nilth nf t~e Imrder .nil); pl#l#1L " i ~t: i - " :" l'rnl iiithlli elf free enterlari~ flir the thl" Hkl~PIlal hllllhwilY h4 Inl.lhlg trnffie i --. A ' 'l~'hl~ li~r~l#-lPlal, in i,is Iqwe('h of wel- t ,.inalall Inliilliel~ inlili.--Cnrrled a with ll(~ilul, .iaf the si~il# of the rnada he. '; ~'lill'~ Inipti~nnt develoPmentn" hsve ¢'t¢11i#. ll:lrtl'~.illarly , Ilie,llfil¢lil~ll Ilie I slaaifle dls~eiitenf. lu, i,a.u Prhlet• (l!~ioge and l~4h0rillt, ~l~sl i~purled !l far. in tke ~jlrl'#yll llh,i'~iire I! giil'e litn! hi Iviqeiillll • iiie ! Ih,vehililiielil id l,akelse T,iikt• ltot di011,10Plle~ frllni Jnnlqlil nnd l.hlnlh l,~llSl T l~lllll_e"l.iir iin'nl~rll iqiy llielr properD" nllll, lieinl lade In renm~tlon w;lh s .',,lllr I i i g~l.---( 'n r r Ied. . • , i01il Aliillkll. Tlii,~, hwlilded .%%'. (3, I tli'lqls rl.lllah.s l#,fter even II nnldelli inlle the prol~lied extension of the P, G. E, Indnl4lrilallltlillliii ill I'i,nlrilJ ..~1~. fillP~ i]#,llitlSlT/llf th(a 'they venrllely 141nnilrl0l l{elehikali llolrd ill. Trllde0 . lhillllelil" Ihlrean phi ihhl#,,I t i iellsl~l railway, Prtmler Hart ~nltonneed, fol- whli liilriiihll'l~li t!le lltlier Ahiskildel!'- I fwl~.!lke ~'enialrhag mneh failher north lowing the return of J, 3I, Rtewnrt, ex t eumh'ely.---('a r rle~], " ' • 'gllft,ll---II, Bnrllnlhiiuelr, • Imllt lart'~ll" I ll¢i¢isl~'r rndhl llhitlliiii In Centriil B; delnity.mlnlster of railwnys, from the eli,hi Ki, tl,hllllill Billlrl ~, ¢il Trlllle, t'.lni0ry I Penee River district where he eontset C.--I'iarl'ird, " ~.- MORE AGIIIICL'L~EllE OiI~I~IAI~I T.llin, edllor elf Ahatlk¢l Sixiet.~lmlail ed tho.~e In ehnrt.e of thP fonr m.li-vey .I. id I'hqirhal I.lllc.'," all|d iIIsposiil E Bill ltlliker, tql,lor lit l{eli0hikiili {•liroii.' iif ifliverlinii,lll Inla#-Ii4 afler mdl mll~rey llartl~ naw-ln the fleh~. h.h,. ii¢. 'Whileliead el ,liili#-,an0 C¢illl, [ In tile ~'~'#,• have ISlW rlq~Jv~l liff;i'lail word The developments, pire ns follo~-s: In, land llnil hind ¢'lenrllil lo lie In D;~very of a possible new erosq- llli'hlllh,r.','lilllel,tllr at' #,,ilShinill, niiw rl,- hiiliihl qif t-~llverlnaient nnd reili #ll[iilLl~" ill fhnllKell In ll~r~llinilel ill dbltrlr I nl n li hlllfll tel Mr I{ol~ hilll ~i I i. foe, (Inihiel ¢1 ill big of the-f'ottenwnnd canyon pllvhl~ t'i'ed, l'~l'llllk ll~ilagl '1 i ,"g .... " ; ...... " , ' " --(~lirrled, . ' ' "" nltrl~Jillllrail llfflchil~, il!slelid 14 'two t • S'l lion Mini niL. s~,re- ||ll' ll¢ilirll.'i iif Ta'llde I'llliVl,lllliin lit .. E 'TI Ill I~ri,lnler lhirl lie r#nilnded lit ns flcrnlerh" li'liPW .one hal ll~ii udd- iirlmallli~ of It muchlower hi'idling o¢ ',.'7,,~'~,,Y,"~,n,,r ,,, ,',,n',,,,e~e,,,,d ',',,r," ,,.,.. lill~ larolnl,ql • Ill linn'e ii l~llrl"ey nlnde lii. Iql. Pfilil~ (Ifeorge illstrl¢'l'-(Hnlalt this dt~.llvlty at less eo~t~ Filing il[lula..~br] Uala.lt I ,~tevl,'Hlarris. Illi.ul ii[,TUllen!l .... ~ . • ' " ~- Ilii~ welltern rliilt#, til ~laii~#-i i , t Allli,riil" 1tgniid "y)' Kelanelh It. Jame • p{ of .12i [leren of land 'at Asoner, otili' llthl, ril Illt~l~needlly the prPsldelal dl,d ]'~";'liili~"/llt'il ' tli.|l,gllle~ Io plirth,l- Ihlilll lrlln| Prlil~ (leorl~ t0 ,lasp~r lllli Printle ' "(]POr~. " ...... lake, whfe.h'is the snmmlt of "Pin~ w¢,re:--Ilcarrv FhIWnlAn, ,'lath liVIIs¢ln, intt I. lal |lat01¢p laapelhlg~. ? iilid il..ht !1 he rl~.ognlt'.#d IiS an Inter- .~l~.luiltiL VIiIley (lf]hilill¢ hi Hollst- ~1 I]~l, .~IJi#ll, li'iiili~erhllf nr Bilrnl Pa~, for the pnrplme of n tow~lsitt i" Iil -~1 ivo~ II ggoit ~f Prinee Rniieri 'rh¢, I.i .lih,airs ~,u~,~]h siaiiqi ilaiai I I irl~vl~iYhal h~ghwliy. " liil~.lasirlal llevehlllnielil : %Vnlter I ril- wllh IIn I i,xl'l,lilhni elf fh'e ,vl~ill',.l ililrhii Liille. nnd termlnai, faeilltl~ for the dlvl- ' I Ile.~iihllh¢li frcdli llrliu'l•..llnllert find sliiIVqioln~--lthlnlhi this rmlte lie il~: i.kl,l', llnrelln lit lll-lanliUlhallonl 1V, ,T, lilt, wilr Ilil~ iVil~i till • flfliq,nlla iinlinill ~ lhizi,lh~li re lhl, iialrlhlq'ii" I roVilal.hil, . 14niliherl distrh't (lhnll~iin! 1o Prla~ " "'M . llnpt0ri) It. O. ]Prel~hui. l.hnilla#rs. hy the ralway. t)~;I.~illi,, 'rerriiet ~ B.('.A.)..: llug¢l Kriill lile¢,lllll~ ~vlah,h hllll lie#-.il li¢,hl. The .r Hl{q,ellii" hlghwii3", onillnhll i~i,terll Rt~Ponnllil~llAnee snrvt~y under L. P. lint,r. I{nlx,rt Ikl'.A.%., AI. Tlerner. the' ill .."'''iIili cr lit'° ....tl~lsq ' |llfill' li Illilx' l I Illaillrglvenleail tl ntq ~lNI I lie%t ~' n KllViiln" " (Inlili has discovered what may pl~lve S sii!,t. ('.~'.ll~., itllilerl I Reg. Rill41•, el- 'rr~,ih, Wilt "ill lllhp "lll'lhil#- ~lli tiny ni0f ~gli I nd .~l,W Ihizl•ltlsi, aini lrnin llai- Ill h# 'all easier grade betwi,en P,a~t t.Pnlive ~l'i'lll('illlvl•r l|ilard ill "rrllih,; .1¢. r v,'llrlh while iilill. Ihill Wllllhl lil~ iif ,lll n" fdr'l i~w ~Oli~llrili'lhali ¢in lhl• Power Com to Iu~ey- lilne nnd Hiid~m llope by way of lilil ~ elf {'illilldhili |'lilalidler ill ('lliai. I~l,ilt,ftl hi Ili!s lilirt .f tlal• io¢inllir)'; !liiwIli..Ide friiln 'l(tllviini! I¢1 Ihizel- ('eninrlnn ~reek. If provt~i np a~"n liieT.fill Ihil,ifle Norlliwi.l~i 'l~i'iille Ai.ll.hl, :'l'llt,ll' i,ff-rl~ l~llffll.t, llrllrhaffllil, Imhil llhi i1' h ii ha'hlge iii,ri¢~lil f~e ~k¢.elill Hiqilalpiili,nlhiK llie hif¢ll'nali|lqin re. I~tter l'onte n lower lind le~s eosCh, lilil~ Alhta'hi I'¢iiiihilihnt Iloilinllti°i': fllf vh,w elf the Ai4~i}{0;iilll¢li I¢i !Ill, lira - "i i ll'i 'zl,lliin lind. n lin'ldiilt, al~,rll,,.ii llie ~l,lalll' reli.iisi'd lly tile B. (% ihlwer lil'iflte q'rlqls!laif Elist Plill~ weald IS' E p...... It %1"1"111.,n0 liTilii~'lflTil', llll~lil C.N.II.,, ,,it...... i tit. .%1 lhe lil~t lalllaalill -I~i.q,,- I..~4ki,l,llil In llie Ktlwiiuifn nrl,il, • ('¢miliih~shln In Ihelr first Ailnlliil re- lalll{h ~ Im~lhle. (! 'L |lllll~t01li~. l lelll. ' all TrildP illid ,,lhlli 'l~i i,i,tqlllllhlllll lilld Ill,4,11 l¢irwiird-i li. I', Aailll ~tls,~ii. iilkl0d for Slllill" i';lil'l. I~rl,llih,r ,hihll lhlrt linnoinlCell P t',,i,!lial,rei., %'h,lorlil; .hn¢l Ihm, I~. T. v~l I. lliq,lr i;i,~lhillll!0i.% i,vi,n If hill ~lii,d Ill lili;laltsli where, lhl • hljl 141iiiw lhlll dilrlllif llaq, [Irsl lhree liinnlh~i lit The d~ndllne for reeelvlng appllen- |¢.lqllailv. ilillii~Qi, r of halld~ lind fiiI,P~l|s, hllll illli lll,l,la Slll~t,l~sSf!ll. slhh~i.llillli'. Illli lirPst.lat fll~elll yeilr, llie hilill, lallln- .~[i,llllli~l,tI ll~ .rilgrl.l Wel'i ~ reilll flllia l',ailnl for e]~ring land finder, the pro- " . Scmlh I..'litiierll Alilskil %%'1alilt con- hi.r ill Iil,'.v i.h.~lliiiaerl~ liilila,il Io llae vhlelal governments progrlim to a~slst "tllltft.. Ii iillilihlq" nilllhle ill tniake lhe ,~tili!¢ ~" iir tile i.l,l~llll~!, If licit i,i!lialdi~l - ! Ihlili,iI Ilal~ lwrnall Ill inllhlhlhl aaiui II1 ~ ~lelrl~h,P~l" lilXq,llhql hy lla¢0 I'lilaalilhliq*.Oil Irli;. .Mr. h~a:whlilil. M.h,A,. fllr I)iii- (,d ill lilt. iiil~llat,nl hilil lil'oliilsP iif eli '- fau rliiern In illl~l r~spt~-t hns been ~et h.rl,II Will4 lhei'e. I.v lielhlal. ~ili,ltqii.i hilll hl,t,li llhllahlell llil ~ Illihae~ i,ili-llll, riinle hi ..llhal,ikn. A liln¢llnih0d'lll t'l,~,7, hrhllhll ill#, • tllilal il~ for Aaplu,~t l?.:Hoh, Frnnk Pataani, R ¢,aOliiii.lliq,~r(vt, re Cht,u.alllXihifod lind 'it addliliillll~ Illl, lirliiy Iliil,~ for Ionl "Par flq'a'Y lilqwl,10n Ihihn,rt iaaad Prlin,e c.ii~iliiat, rl4 Ill II,1~9. A lohil iif 14',12~ mlnltler (ill' lanhlle .worlcl linnOllllred, 0 .q~pv'erail hnnllti nares of Isnd alrondy .,,,, ..,,,,, ,,,,r ,',,,',.,,,..,,,'<, ,he ,,,.<,,,,,,.,.,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,.,,,.. ,,,,d ,,,,.,,,,,, "!i',i",7"i,,',','.,l,.",,,r:~,'.~,,,?~',7,a'~','~'.~,,,,, ~';;','..,;'~:;',',"::",,~',7;,:;'~,'~,/,,Y',,~,,II',~ |elvliq.li wo'kPd,.(' lailllti(q ~ it0Jiif thlli "wI.v i•,lii,,.ils~ IWlay~l I!illliltl i t" ill • • . ' . . . . ', '-. ~ ' ~ - • , liilve IliOn cleni'eil nnder this i~rlleliil~ .... • . .,m... I...1 ..ll.ltl~el I lllil'liililil III hli.hlq|¢d Ihq llhl½kil htgh llals aai lillllale ll•llllll iiIlll gllVe rue ill-,ill cqH,rlilh¢li,'l lhe lanlnher llliii•w i,ill4- nnd nlai)llrallont irlr~ Imnrhil hire il:P 41 r411 111111114 i1111 ii • i |) {! i~ql4 i. " '- """ ", ' '" ~..... ':wn ,it.i' {if thl ll,,ihle.~ lli.~'iel shie si.rr ,,f fin, rl,iluc.i, l'lit, A.~,,-li¢,naaer~ iiniilnnleal?'ii" 1At. 'r rl delnfrliaent" and llehig' sll f,~ ~a iI I I i(llle lililn i I~eedeQ. as " 'r,,-'i,," !,.,,. ~...... i,t,/,. ,,;,,;...ke,' il,' I'i'i',,,',, ~",,,,,'~e Ihazl,li,,ai' ti," 'Kiiwlua~4~ ei,ilell li!uird, i,l Trade wits in Tnn Iveiai., ~,lr tile first iliilirie~ cal the fls- dt,teriillne Hie llroJeetl~ to h~ llailler; taken In thelf proper ileqlleneP. C N ''l~l~ ~ (hll'l. . will~., ills ' "t~ .. .lcali,d'Blill~llj.... I i'> ' , .i,lhll . elf llal• Irlc, lilllq'l-'l'#-q'-' I'lllSlillin...... lln i I Inllili ...,.•wi i li¢ I~Ki-ii.']~;-~. i I grl I,~ tel'i,.. in' I i. li%t_ illll/i, ...... i.i iiiiiiii. iiii. III li i ( I ill 14 r#,IU rl iii rl "i 'lgl italy " ' " ' ! ' 'i'al '. ' " ' ' i . ' , ' ...... ' lillllliil .one -liil•ilalil~r friil I't• lral It, Ill !llalal iqrilh'e r!ml~, tcatnllell IIIllltl,- il hat¢,r l,'rh li I i%'il. . tl. t whlh. • inil- . • I..ffolis hcul Ill,lit" laiiill! il i el~liil i Ii~11 I' ,,-I the Ahn~hn. itin'tq'linnqii I¢1 Iii I- !si:~.7;. " lelil"liil 'il hilhilnq •" f¢ir llie " pay- il}s fiii'iy =- i.,rshlll ¢{llilii aaiit i.. gnaaiteil land ili,~ !,, ,.I, and rliy¢lia flal~i¢,r,r linad ai hrliaieh, ,.'~iT;~'l~li~t, train .I.ll#-~kli i i ei t i Intei'l,si and .~inaklal¢ fnnd lor i',.i rd c.nht hardly laidd; Ineeilngs In I,,f tl~, q'¢iaiadhaaa llrew¢,r;i,.~, alul tile ;'" "1;~ lilalwilvt~ neeoinni¢.lnithcaa " ahaag I Ihl, ilari.e, ima.nths l)i,rhnL $il5.3111.15 . TI #l'nnlllll ehlldl~ii31~ flag day held .% I.~h fill, .sts~ el ted Blllrd~ of Ix'il I~ ii f ill. II'¢llllllilg (' li. ' "it , t .Iw %' for tullrlt~tit iiI I #-,x-I , -" ' ' " hy the i+]lks In Smithera last week wal4 H Tr:ailewiii clM'nll tl eslt~if d. ti c I 'r,, ' singer tla I;ill Ihi~oai ff ..li:.l,g~.l.. i~eh.ilal L " I " ' ii lilst SllC~l'l~i4s. it I%'111 n I~llilrfiil IIf~ S ,i rnie ~llth lhe ~!1 ~kn ~lsslx laThliit-.i¢ "iilli f Pi nl li ~1I ¢! I~ia lellil ii 'ilrln" • ° • • filir with lhe Elks In'. lall reliilln, .% lie ' " .... "u" " 1 ...... I" .: " ! l"lau'i' Ihuiert lual a rl,sdllhlai-rl,.t.~dl|vIhMin ilrmv .~hlnlllt 1¢111 i III I~. Ill#- BI l igi J Ifi f#-r t " i NllllllllVll ii,illlj~ wwe~v~ llrolrnni fin' lhe {hlldren ~l,nlt held ha ~! " ," t" , . ',' . ' '" L,lardlall Ill, Ilri nill ii~.i,g¢l fehls. I v.= I the nuirninl, Jl llrent hit of yliinfi.~ ",,il ...... f Ihi. llili,adhiai I-'hliaaahl0r ¢,rii~¢i,.i, ilal,ni rl,stlnlied aii,l ilalit vlist.! I f il il (;ilia, fKi ;l~aila lilas q'.nuu¢,r¢'i, I,.v il!i, vh,l,-ilri,s/!hqii ill li,y:i.,llv .f i' i ir iif in ¢1,,' i¢0vtq,,la- i i Iii sfi' I~¢ hi ihl .'lld, lall i stets were there; hni thilf~P train lhaz~l ll.'i~ i" |,0 Ihq)..'I1|¢'.%¢ lllll., wh¢) %1"1111i Iq i ' " , i . . ), , • I 0 • 'tOll were late In nrrlvlng nnd were int. ~i,l.ri,llii,v- l(i,l'l' had I'liri'ii,d nil Ih(', Ih)li Mr I(t,llll#-,l' r#-,£{,rreil 'hi llal, i Arniy fr¢lin Ihizt,lhua hi Ilhqi Vi)wl,II ahle tea tlike pnrh l~ the "afll~riuiiin i s fh, d Ilarlqa. AI!II, I,:llael llrlt, rli,y .llae ilaz#lhaai lelalnr hall li.hih hi,~I Ill A 0 w.rl{ .f Ihl, ,%s.~i~halhin fllr lhP li0rt fill,t Ilalal" .Miss I'illnliholI-Jidllai~htli iiild lyill I'lliillniai l il~ leili,hlq'. AdJL" ilald Hlnilliers lly lO lil 1. • Tlleri, was lanriie of, lhi, yl,llr hi,Ilia'l, laq, {~lr. Illal'vi..l'l lall Ihe reliilrli'l lalail.lltfral II1"~ Oll tirol !Mrs. I'hli.lqaci, lil.i.h,II larr;ved lailnr- riaehag ia[id oilier fnrailll of aalinl~Pliaellt |illll hi,ell i'lqlql.~qql friilll thl, allOlli.V, i,ltlll fh.ld wllll*h hlld.lieen lirl'lilired ly Svi. I(i,r' r,illl lie fh le',ll rPIsirl ll,i fialhi,r lliiql a;i tlier'~'lio d lie, iilli.i, fa'.na .~l,w 10".laalllhand iaaad Inave ialiilaat illghln lrlnld halll. MII~ Anlili ~ll~wliig Ii Illliilirl, ill tl~allll ¢ii ;$1i~..~'~.11~ I t #ill Irv filr l~ol"0rll ~l'i, r~i IllIO'll 10Vt'l' Ihi" WI0l'l~ ill,re. Adlaa,/lilqa- tlllnq'i4Oll Will elected Qlll%~al. • • ~ f r dl ii #4, ihllglatisl it ''" " ..... "ifl qh il~ls II gaildlailh' f fill Ar V ())llel.+ ' " ' " • ~i .... - , ...... I..i If f l, iI i, il'i iles'.Thll I '- • ...... ''" :" FII,I.'IN~rH! CAIID' "~" ' - il., e,,nvi,aiih,0a wt.!'l,._.13'ln'li I Itil l 'rl..anli I n. I ','sahL ~.ahl lie:m'enr-!. ". I "~iriollal " 'l~lalnIll Ilal llatlllie I ".~laivnllit lille N R ,'4il'Will't. ' lllll,lilal. 'ri.irli,p, llul'al41 , Pl.lalil, ( t, lrR'l. WIiIIIXla,xllt'i'l'l riae alia.' atq,n l,l' tf , . , ,,,,,. ,.,.,,,,.,. ,,,,,,.if,.. ,',,,a,,<.,,,,,,,, ,,,a,, 1¢',, ,..,,,:h ,,,,,d.,.r ,.,,, ,,,,,,," ,',~, ",,,' ,,"i :'/'"' ,771',;.','I,i,;i'~;~]',7',,',;;i~;':',",';~;I,;,,I~i ,,,.'" ,,,,.'" ,,,""k°',,r.,e,,t""'l'"',,, ,,..."'s"l,, ~'',.,,r,,'~" I Ihlil''' I .~,liiliq,~i .lalaahll, ('llilllllll I~" Ilalil I+i'llrh laa~i IlilallH Ill line lilllaaha ~ll lnllll tits, I ' Ih'lli(~ 0 liilp(q'l ,hllilila' ('haillihi,r iual| lh'lai¢,e ih,lil,gl,. It will Ix, lilkl,n aill'i ii'lwhvr lall Wi,II li.~ n lllrll,.q~flll fh,lal laalirhed lib lilt 'Plahi I, tile elird tla:it Mi,lirhh,.Thl, i,hilh'lliiln ll~ lhl, reslllialhlal~l Iwlth lilt, CIllllallhin' Trlalasllatrl ltoairil. I liftlcl'r' lie 14hiilhl lhl iflillil work lai lilll~li lie fllh'd in liefOl~• tile netv Ixltih, " linrllS Lilk, w iuls lhe i'lalhvay lotlhi" aai'l'll" ~ -" Nil. II,-hi i~ill~l, i'lilTinx wlU ifl'iqal. i'.lnanllh'i~'..Aa'lllli t'hilell. 14lllteil lhiat rail ,,.uian ll' vii ill llal,lr lit pa,"lv I ' ll'i~ i'Xllel'liqi I'lil, .ll.i,ilylll.lan, i~ialitf ly fliellliilte thp I~lll~,ll With whir.h, lhl. T E ¸ Ihl, a'l,.~¢dualhoi.'~ .llhaiillh.il laild hi,ell i ii tlli,hiiddig lif.lllaaal~,r" ill vilrl-aasiS'iT'larl" for.Ill. 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A dramatic increase in Progrsn~, incnmsad demand. On the the number of applications Fred Wilson, Director of • other hand. the cmrolment has filled most Northwest Vocational and Trades picture looks extremely Community College Training stated "The bright for the college 'this vocational programs for College is very interested in fall. '-" September. Only limited addressing the area's space is still available in a needs Terrace ~ Club rode I would encourage all the train to Pacific Sunday, : few others. Programs which are those interested in applying July 11 and found lots of . Sep- to let us know +oi their wild strawbet'dee and the already full for "their • tr, . tember intake are General early s~tlers' everhearmg Mechanics, General 1~ere are a number ct strawberries running and reusonsf0rthehighnumher and all ripe. Members UMBERi~ LODGE Breakfast, lunch and dinner Technician,Welding. Electroni+csBusiness of applicaUons this year, " walkM back the 12 miles to 63S-~02 - ~ Educatiou, Basic Training • High school graduates, Usk and took their ears :foe Skill Development through the efforts d the home.. It was .a fun trip I ,, (Upgrading), the first year ~llege's Counselling staff,; which all IS people sur- are more aware of the vived. They found very , 2. 3 4 5 ,,9 I2 . 13 ministrationo, ...,n..... program, and college's offerings. More little left of the old railroad Industrial Records and people are recognizing that roundhouse and hotel. First Aid. Because these they do need skill trainin8 to On Sumday, July 18, 10 programs have staggered obtoina secure, financially members and guests went SATURDAY.... or continuous intake, and personally rewarding .up the Bcrnita trail in light [ _ ' ~ • | • i • • .. Srnurfl prl|le I Richl. I I~ld POlN¥1 students who are not ad- occupation. In additlOn,.!he rain and fog. It was cold at O ,)Sl . Smurfl the Lord ]Rich , I='lher OJlvi Oy, mitted, in September will not current economic climate is the top but was still a worth- [ ~I~ .+~ Kld World ~ I FOOI I UnthmIO • Temn Tomorrow i,,ppy ' .iwot,d I ~ ouvm'~m necessarily, have to wait a major factor: many while trip for the air and I super I . I , I , beauties of nature, Power Praise Llverfle Lel'l Rillger Plirlez-Mol Un Ere 0 until the following Sep- people are deciding to go to :15 Hour the Lord Shirley GO Zorro Sll~ n'ne Mlrl. .temher to hegin~ Their school because they cannot Members had with them one : 30 Spldormln PrallO Heathcllff Url~imqKI nugl, Freehglnd C~lllle findwork aad~wish to ec; lady from Oregon and one I :4'; iSplderman, ith. Lord I Marmjduke I FrontIer" ' I Bonny I Sket¢i~l~g. iCevet'he, names will he placed on a wait .list and they will be eupy themselv'~s produc- young woman from New Space World Th~ndlrr- " Creldlve Matlmm Gtden - Le Corde "~1~ 15 Stars Tomorrow Goldl. H.nd, at T.g R,i. admitted as soon as there is tively. Zealand who both enjoyed :30 Space - I Circle . Th~l(larr: All In / the Und~ttond Do(leur room in the proBram. Northwest Community the scenery. E :4s i Stars i Square I Goldle Tho Tube* Bijou 8ehevlour Dollttle AU , i . I I I There is still limited: College has not had a Melor Imaglnltlon ADC " Zig Country Gu~ln CJntml space available in a few comparable fill ratio befure. The Terrace aquatic staff I1:15 League " lu Gol0~ -, Wellklrld Z80 Genfllrnen Tog --~/ Les :30 BaSeball Barriers . American Show N~lglc Mlth Cyctons programs. Cook Training, In previous years, the would like'to increase your E " :.~S inaseball - [Barriers - J Bandstand I olz.... " I of PalMing I Mllh I iHiquent second year Business Ad- collegehas mounted an fun and safety ~hile fishing Melor sports Amerlcln" Kreekln Kithy's Homo " Cinema ministration, Human extensive and expensive • by taking the time to share Service Worker and Early advertising campaign • to Bel4bglli SpOrtS Up Fam. Victory O~t|nul CYclOns theirknowledge cK the use £z~ - weekend Front Brown Glrden O~11nul attlqu41~t Childhood Education .rsttil inform students of its of waders keep yourself safe L I Mal°r I I+ . I I ' I , I have a few spaces for programs. No media ad- Le!gue- Si~)¢ll Slturday Sarlee Movie Project Clnorne in the water by reading and I : 115 BaMball .weekend Movie Bree - King Unlv|rle Clnorni students wishing to begin in vertising campaign is being l remembering the following. / :30 Major SpOrts The R~IdY " Oe¢llpus Pro[ect Par :,iS weekend., j, eounl Set Grow Movie Universe 2t September. Even in these used this year. There are three different I I i LellgUe I I " I . I I' . programs the number Cf It is an irony of .the types of equiPment: boots, Anheuser. 100 M Outdoors King Intro. Bigltelle applicants is much higher recession that while many :15 Bul~h HuntllY Monte unlimited Oldlpus Biology BI0111tlI present no "real :safety G01f " 1 Street Crlllo You Cln U.S. Multi elglfllll than usual. There is also people cannot find work, [ :.4~ • I cI~91c I co+Yt I Movlll l D4) II I Cllronlcll I Cullwe.. Iealmtelle hazard, but are only good in space available in the • they may also not be able to wet bushor river edges; hip This -- Wok with U.S. - All-Stir Great In Une University Transfer go' to school because of the :15 Week Yah W~llen'i Wrllltllng RIIIIwIy Education Flnltrl waders are only slightly : 30 Saturdly 100 Open . AlhS~IP Journlyl Multi 5ur Is drier than boots and limit :45 May • HWltlIy Golf Wreltl ng , ,War d Culture . Monde

f I I I ' ! I . I .;, . the risk by restricting the A Simet' BOlt' " Wide ' Ev'ing Introd.ctlon Mendede --'~ 1~ fisherman to shallower :15 Lion con't of World It P~i' ~ ComPeers OlmeY - :.~ In the Reach for PM I of Ev~lng ' Poufoun Clf~lml water; chest waders will • Streets the TOP Northwut / Sporfl it+ ~ I=oufouII Cllrllllillltl . I l I I I - I ~ " keep you extremely dry, but KIInger F~ wide Wide Light , The , " Let the risk is increased along : 1~; Compenv I TelcheuIi World W(~';Id In • NowoDmerl Dernlau'el. with the expanded range KING $" I CBC Of of 1' ' the The " Flom¢lllles .... :30 i New1 iNews iSPorls iSPorlt iWes t ININn:o~ws Cinema .and dept~. Rubber ~o~es are only good for sand and NnC ...... j CFI+ .... ".... World .... News ...... Irel~nd /.. .. Nfl'd .----! - FO0tINIII A New-...... F001t101111 Ot bl;mr ua News . IrIllnd Scene ~mlldlen -:sm~l.- pebbles, as rubber is 'i KIna s I CFL Komo S4ufl Irtllnd TO the Fo~I=III : THE RES~J~JPtJ~J~II :~'lubrlcated by water. Felt V :45 M~ezlne F0otb411 News 4 Co~ltry , Irellnd Top Cinldll~ RESTAURANTFOR ALLTIE FAMILY! I I I I I I I . : • i .soles with cleets or spikes Entorleln; CFL The Taxi Sound Clnidlln Football •are best for larger rocks, :I.5 Thll Week Footblil Lawrence Taxi itlge ~'nment Clnldlen :.~ Entertain, CFL. Welk., Circus Sound The • . Football SUNDAY, JULY 25 expeeiaily slimy ones. This Week Foolball Show Clrcul lie01 Hufflrltel Conidlun Onceyou are correctly I I I I~ I I I I • Soup or Salad .. T,,..,. + ,-=, ,,..r " c+,,.o 'equipped you mmt choose V :15 LIHIII FoOfOIII FBI John, MO O~ylley r+mlm ,ur= Conadlln wisely whet e to wade. It is ~r~ -:30 SI~Klil CFL. TOday, • Tr41Pl~r COUIIOlIU ...... ~"'~' -- VEAL' CUTLETS very important to know I I ;4~ I In Texas. i FoOlblll- i FBI. i John, MO iOdySNY 1 el ~l~llr J Heros.. with Cral anl~rry Sauce • your environment. To do A ' Nli~villl, "i"1111 l.ovl Acid, FIWI~/ NOVl ,t du , ...... 'L this you :must study the • • ; lS Pill. week Boat Perf. , I Towor~ Nov- Sarn~dl " a HearilanCmd Mix Vegetables ~1:30 Nllhvllle CBC LOVe The TO thl. ' NOVI : Films " • water carefully. Water I ~P' ;4S IPIIIC e Summer ~ 1-" i Bream imnor I~vl d'~ : Bakedor/~r Mashed Potatoes I . I " I l I ' I " , , ':' Dessert[ appears shallower than it dn A NO¢ ' Movie Fintiw Merchglnti Auslln l~onlc FIIml really is so use sunglasses to I • • : 15 fl~lglZllHI Tomorrow II1111(I LAcId. Oily Llmltl MIn d'Art Te~Tea or Coffee l J 1:30 NBC ~ Fantasy Perf ; At St n Mll0nn D+Hler • cut dowa on the distortion.

I I , I I i I I . , I I 1 Green water indicates deep . . K,.~-~ T~ KOmO- C+V U. ~. ~"'.~" water; a Sandy bottom • I :)5 s NIx~I National ' Nlwl 4 I~ Pompeii : . . O4ml fl indicates slow water; and a i 1:3o S4turdiy Night Fourmost " Hour • Video . • Sign Telel.. 5.35 • I~ J 45 INlght IFI~81 I~11 I FIIIIII I will ~-1' I: Off I~ +1 :i!= _ ' • rocky bottom tells of swift

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..... : Rmund: rraceemd Kitim t I I n II "111" ' . " I ' Ii 'i I n I' "' - * • I o • , • , •. from page2 (Zm,onrd) will be served nnd: our famous Terrace Pipes and those who served, in: the lR3; or..call Mrs. Pbylis . -. River,., It flsi,h,,-. •t, the heritsae history will be on Drums, local Indian dance Canadian Navy during HepplowMte at (6o4) ~t; There •re many common Exchamsiks, River Boat display for. everyone who and song and the usual. World W•r II and the 9a46; ...... sense rules which should be Lamck. apprasimatoly would lihe .t6 dr0p in, There b]u.es, foldand a smidgin Of .Kore•n • Conflict. • " , respected three, o( the most' mUce west Of Terrace - on •is pann/asiOd for recreation. rock. Cal~• the Northern . l~e~is~atlon deadline is See: :. obvious:being fish witha the west side Of .the vehicles to park overt - Delights. if you can help put .- June ..30 an please him-y-.by partner; clinch the tops Of Esdmnmllm l~vor.- TEe. on the north side. of (he~- the show together. Aug. 14; writ/~ toWRENs P,e~ou:,' ,Terrace, " your waders; and wear a Terre~ C~ataasial IAdm arenn. .... " ..... 19e~, PIO. Box 1420, StaU0a" " " : ...... lifeJacket or P.F.D. When will be ~ ca • Izuf- Thursday, August 19 A, Vancouver, R.C; VSA -~ page: 5 wading have a beddyor a sp~t~ Sunday, July ~ wading staff: nearbYto lean. ; all.. racers and .Motorey~.llata wilLbe able The RoYal Llpizz•n --.-. on. Map your c~asing in at the ~ die. to l~rticll~te in the .nor. St•Uion Show conies t0!t ''v -)~=%4~"~4~,@-,~,-~)~v-,~,,w~N~'~G-~M~r~-~,~ .... Revue boats are Terrace.~at8p.m',,for ~: ~ . ~) . I" * *" " '- J~, .1 auvanee to . Uvula ni.~ minlv b" the thwe~t's first Poker Run in dangerous situations.. Stay: . ~P,;m~"Rm~--~-h-~=nd'~.~ T~rrace. .. Registration one sh0w 0nly. Advaneel(~" benow s ve -S and rapm - begins •t ,tl •.m; in the, tickets are . available at and ecmpl.e~ly Clear of.. b.om~'"e~', ~ as-'-~--"'., Woo!worth's.park iot. Shefleld's &: Sons in the skeenaMall,. : ' " /~ snags and . debris: When "l'h,~ ,~ nn hSn4 ~ ~'In The. fee is ;5. and trophies ; ' . •, , • . ? • crossing braceyourseif , cm~odm who shoukl -will be ' awarded. : The .! upstream. Make your steps h~m~m ta thnmno|. ~hn coune wiU be 70 km ~g .: 11~y;'~U~alt ,I-I= ;" 1 sm ~" ~'d' °""~" ,...;.,.~.. ~rr'---~r- -- . •nd +all. .street-leVI ~.Last:eall :for r(~blZ•flon .~ .~".." ..... :"" .~:-._~ the race. Orllani~ hope motorcades are welcome. is issued by-(he Vancouver 0 cureeuons;.rep~my, .mxe~ to haw, me re~ee boat rim. It -is ispunsored + by. +the wo m:s Royal Canada. Roadrunner Motorcycle N•val Sel%'iee Aeaoc~lion j • u.younappenco ose.y.onr emum thb, it.inV~ Im- Club of:Terrace. " i : • the 4oui anniversary , ,' • • ,. -~oodng, or an'•ce]nenc m,~,~ to them to have reunion to be herd in. Van- " " ..... ' . " LA GONDOL/~,],; , - .' occurs keep your head "'~ . _" :. • • ~nday, &egg I .- -: : (~V(~'._ A ~ und b~y ~ ' DIN NGROOM 67.4-2621 or 624-3359 , a~,,e .... ter To.~t to reeeived,,.manyeemasas Open- Learning institute " Weckond is planned by the ~ ~ &ORIVEIN " -" tst &vl.w.atlthSt. '°" 14'' -'" " " " po Ue safety, float on your. back, ,i~om,,= Tt ;a 4, F i.~w,ho.A course o~er~s fo~ Sep, Vancouver WRENS for all, ..'/~,,~~aqt~,.~,.~.a,~,~,~.~,~ feet first,... •nd-head .'~'.'~'T."t~a"~";.'w.~" tember are now available •t diagnonally towat'ds shore, me~a~., res~l. DCeX•on the Terrace Office - Get dry and warm us fast •s ~a~,~,~. ,_ ..... ;,_:. ,.;. , Kalum StreaL. Residents o( " po~;sible. Aren't you gind ,,~ an, m ,o~uu~..m= B.C. overage 18 who would ERRACEREALTY you remembered, to bring_ regatta is to< promote, like to enroll-in adult besic ~- extra food and clothing? canoeing, in the Pactific Enjoy the finhingseasonl Northwest and to make the i'edue•tton, iacademie,:~r but keep in mind wlmt KermodeCanoeRngattatbe. career-teclmical-vocallenal you've read..Please don't biggest cunoeiag (Neat 0~ 0zu'sea tube studied •t N tionwide Reloc tion take chances Wif~ cold, fast the year, for this area. All home,: plea,', cpll collect water. Remember: preeeeds from anS, regatta 635-4961. .The. semester 4835 LazelleAve. Service 638-0371 Enjoy. the fishing season, go back into tbe next year's begins Sept. I" •nd ap-. I I I but keep in mind: what- rngatta to help makeIt plicaflons should be mailed ..... ~:~;:~\~:.?~.~,.~ ...... ,. you've read.' Plbase don't:- b/ager and betty-,., says~ by .Aug. 1. take chanceswith co]d,.hst Kathy Crack. Saturd•y, Aag~"7 ~..J" water• -.. . - Friday, July 23 " The third-anuna] ~Ker- mode CanoeRegatta will be; O~anizatie~i of the third And Now- Welcome home held from Remo Bar. Beach Smal'l - home " near 3 bedroom, full 2 bedroom home, • nnu•l • Kermode Canee all you Old TLme~l- People. to Exchal~Iks RiVei' Boat schools • end other .basement on large lot In centrally located with Regatta is ~ under W•y. who lived here b~tor~ii949 ~' conveniences. Asking • Thornhlll. Asking garage for $38,000. Use three people m in- : The rennion starts tonight: RiverLaUnch'This~}mlleSkee~aMarathonis for price Is SS2,000. ~L59,9~0. MLS:. the B.C. and Feder•l Government grants. ~lved. in the or~nlzation at 7 p,m..with re~0stra.flon,' men's, women's and mixed .MLS and operation of the-- beverngesand.cheese•tth e .eveo~,':ustng recreaUo~si .... regatta. They are.locking " arena. On July ~' there is a. • careen only. Entries must, Starter.retirement M~blle home situated on for as many enlrants, as buffet 'luncheon and be received b~,July 31 at a home, brlght and: In.... :double 1~.9~ Thornhlll . Quallly built one yea~': possible, espeelaUy from" heritgage slides •t 12 noon with ~).;ny e~(tras., out.of.towncan0ekts...They thena.benquet•nddance-at: eeatof $10. All other eo~os /vltlng on River,Drive..' .old home In good neloI1. :" • . - - .. are $15. Contact Katby Asking prlce.of $6&000.. Asking S3Z000. borhood. Assumable arehoplngtodr•wnot.~,y 7 p~m. (cocktails), and, 8. "'Crack •tRoxl Skanrlaod .MLS...... mortgegeat 13 Per cent.. individual Carom, but idm p.m. (dinner). Don't forget -Roa,~ Teswa~' B C V8G: Asking $83,000. MLS. teams of canoes involvinli- the reunion for. Kit- -~.,~,',~, ~,'~;~.~,~'~" 'e~- three men, ~ w~n~' .sumgallmnm High Schdol .... e-,~o ,,0,,--, ...... " Immeculote home with. and three caimes to com~te students (boforeSkeem)at detaibe]sewhereinAround. .Family home with .full a completely finished Spacious home In • 'basement, large' land. basemment near Horseshoe' area- on for the Challenge TrOPhY.. 2:30p.m.•tthel-lappyGaag Te.:~.. / .~ landscaped corner IoL Tldstrop~8oestothateam .Centreon ij~lum St. On ~.~#, ~ sc•ped lot, 2 bay downt0wh •nd- all : amenities. Asking, Asking $89,500 with g~md~ of canoes that have the 'Stulday from 8 a.m. to:!1 /8~mday,.A'.-ilS " " : - workshop.g•rage/Asking~I)8,000. ~" " r S~,000. fastest combined time total a.m. there is a •pancake " : These Who re~nember the- ~ i. " - " ' .sumaC,e: I -- in the recront[enal, elm ~. breakfast and at ,llp÷m. a' mccessoftbeSummerFoik ~ MLS..- , open chum does.not,coraL family-picnic at:L0wer Fes~vali in *Terrace last INQUIRE ABOUT OUR RENTALS FROA Ideally, these realm would Litde Park" "ff the' weathe¢-a" L ...... " yearwill ...... be "pleased to Imow--' : MOI~TH" " • " be sponsored by ~u'iom-" warms .to the occ uion,- th•V:the, festival is to . businesses, grOUl~i- or " otherwise the pinnk elu~. To pr0mote tl~ the .arena. There will: regatta committee :.is ' bm~ of the •~ 3 ... SpOnSOr'-" u~ Its own " tmn,' ~ -'.-wiii . be./ feed cone( which ch•lleagol.-ail: thepai'kbutbriag. come--. Their idm, Is.to :"•iun~:c~.~d~.wn.. keep the C]~ eq • .'Jr'rope.." ' W~g.runL M~lay, I]I-• ~err---ace and ,,~,.mi,,,,.:~_.,T~,,. ffcmgam..to.lla..- : , any team to take li~fi~m- wtllbecoffeoandt

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J ., .•- . Kitimot Concert Fe+otum

the most important member Don't show up at Tamitik Used to be that. the only the fe+qlide pOwe'r-rock. : simple wafting .with '.three this •case, having found a o~ the band, which began as if you specs a concert peoplewbosangreellyhard..derS~i~"will.~+botI~ be in guitar chords repeated range: and style that ~e a hobby group for Mills and similar to the Burton rock were men, or. boys at Kitimat's Tamitik Sports constantly in the sounds comfortable with. three members of (31mmlaga one of a few Complex Monday night, background. Tm~nto has . Their thirdrscord, Get It on Chilllwack; Bill Header.m, mmths ago, though. There Not any more. with Toronto, an established' bad :lot s of time to rdine Credit, has been selling well Ab Bryant and Brian won't be .many ballads Female shouters sell group- from Eastern their sound, and while the in local record stores due McLeod. Their. record, played, but there will be almost as.many reoordn an Canada, and Headpins, a Headpins are newer on the partly to the upcoming -Turn It Loud, w~1 produced some good, hard. rock and their male counte;'parto in ,.row band from Vancouver, Canadian rodS'iS scene, concert but also tothe fact the Cldlllwack ~.~T)ple probably a pretty good hard-r~ek-bands nowadays, pinyin~ theh" own brand d there's a lot of e=perlencad that lt'k net a bad record at and that group'.a attention to show. due mo6tly to the success of metal musio starting at 8 talent in their outfit as weB, all. imtru~ental excellence is Fans'unfamiliar with the pioneers like :Pat' Benatar p.m. .Toronto is the more -.. It's hardly what~y~U c~uld obvious under the magnetic •groupa can get an idea of and, ~ ~e now,distant past, The bands aren't sound--~';- mat ure.soundfag band, with _.call mellow,, th .ough, since Janis Joplin,' .alikes, though, so don't .• Holly Woods, that band's there isn't really a ballad vocals of Milk, what's in, store Monday if .... am0~ thelO songs on it. |n Don't'It Make Ya Feel is -they"listen to Radio TK fact, it probably wouldn't . the most easily" accessible FrtdayidgM at 6 p.m., when get much airplay'on meet cut.oo the record, with a a two-be~ special featuring ~"+ AM stations in.B.C,, isimply rather restrained vocal and interviews'With Mills and because most. haVen't got more AM.oriented music Brian Allen, lead guitarists .....'- thne for hard rock at all. than meat of the rmtM the with Toronto, will air. Standout. cuts on the record. Fans a the real Produced by ~ dlscjockey i SUNDAY :+'..... +.... record include Break Down hard stuff will enjoy this Matt Mitcholl, the program i t' • • , . i F the Barricades and Start record, basically because willaiso feature music from • A SerVant " Kenneth Dlrect~ns Ot~doo¢lr Sunday 0:15 Preston • Cope land ' Directions Unlimited Morning Te]ll~ the Truth, as well as Mills is dynamic, even on---~,,the four records that the two A' :'30 Evln'ybody'e Kenneth • I AO. • Oral Sunday record,'a difficult thing for a bands have turned out, • , " '- Mornln9 . the title tune. Toronto will I V:4S ..is winner lCopotan d i us~ '~ l R°mrte . I I, I Lo + . probably draw on their first ai g Blue Prllea Boomerang' Rex S x.Oun • Parle~.Mol. I~ • IS Marble the Lord Boomerang Humbard Heroes ~ Salul ' ~r two albums for. eoncert ~30 . Gardening. Praise ' • Kids . Dly of " Six.Gun Freah~nd Sol~leur material as-wen, having _ V :aS . with Ed . . iha Lord '' . world' --:7 ,Dll, covery Heroes + Skofchlr~l I previomly released Head' g .l I ' I I I m rm as i Westlrn Old Time " BaSil ~q,M. " . _ --~aiet ~,~0n~ On and Looking for Trouble. 1 II1 :lS Otddoorsmen Gospel - Bunch • Tlylor --nexpocted Tag -' " +'. Headpins, : meanwhile, Gossip Column / • J :30 Wildl {a Old Time .Kids " S,~W Fawlty" understand elms. iV:4sjAdven~re I~1 iers I oil I Towers , I Behavlour , I Po~ . .:, appear to be a vehicle for Anheu~Ir- It Is . PeoPle It 11 Irefa~ Guten Tag "~. Ci~l- ' their flamboyant singer, - Wrltlan Too Wlr~en A wre GM1tl !POP Darby Mills,'a rock shouter Golf - Terry • :. O'avld CTV Televlklon Human " ~ cma- i Clanlc lWInter l Brlnklay l Sports ." :lHist°ry [ Beha~/logr : 111 l POP " who draws on Joplin, AC- Q. Since her recent dropping her acting am- DC's Ben. Scott and even Broadway debut proved bitions and returning-to AJnheu~r. Jimmy Oavld In Revle~v. Hl~nlca, Home" -, Unlvars DeepPurple's lan Gillan for such a flop, isn't Cher her sbowbiz home base as :2 :is BuSCh swaggert Brlnkley. 'I13 M. Health • Gardener. des :30 Golf , . Jimmy Viler , Jimmy Ton;/ Oceanus" Sp4xll . ~-- an outrageously costumed. :45. !Classic I swagglrt I pOInt I Sw.aggsrt . Brown Oceanul ~1t I Unlvers . glitzy nightclub per- • ' I Sportl Earth " Big Terry Was~ln~on iprolect' . + ~~[ former? -- S,L. • pound Valley Winter' ., Week Universe' ' $1~rts ~ .~o~a Hymn ' Big To Light. Wall St..' ntrod +: Univlrs- :aS !world _ !Slng iVoftey I a Candle' lWeek, I 61ology, +,. l'L.Is..,sP°rts Spsrta Rebr+View Woman's CFL GriM. Intro. -- L9 !,~ world Mirror • Open. Football N~ , 1 Biology Oul-Oul

• Turp ; Rear-View Golf - CFL, r Great " Oceano: ' de" ' + • :45 leround . iJ~lrror . iWomen's iFootball • i Pmf, . ~ lgralmY ," "lTOrtlllard Outdoor ' Roor-Vlew Open CKk Stanley Age of .' Unlvars :1S Life M rror ' Golf Football 'Kramar, Uncertklnty Incmn/Js - :30 Sports 10,000 Women's . CFL . m' Ageof' " Un~vars . • :4S IAfield Day War Golf Football Film. . Uncertainty • Incennus" ! . .... I I I I ' I-'.-. 10 000 " The Six CFL SpK a Computers Semalne Livlng'tne D"y War Million Football ~ge£1of .. Computers , VerSe ' :lS Good Life F°rthe+ Military.Edinburgh• Go21a r ree~0CFI: : i I Laof IMuslc +,.maine I Record r IChance " • i Is.p, Ver~P , • I ' I I " A. Char isn't about to Meat Tattoo KOMQ ' Untamed "SecEar ' Spread P Secend forget her .business and R :iS thaPreue con.t Newl, World Me~e " . Wingl' Regard" : 0 KING S Heavy Exploratkm Webster In Jane . Se~end professional roots as a • :45 lNSWS • '. lHOrueS lNOrl~ writ lWebM er'. iGermln~/. i GoOdall ~ "i Regard highly paid Los Vegas club NBC Welt Town Hlws: Numaro Bonlvm1~pm H~I@ RESTAURANT star..But at the same time, .15 News Disney Meeting Hour Uno I --~ Travel Olmanche + she's continuingher acting HOW Welt'.. T0wn " Super Coueleau -" FlCel Of - Hebdo-: -- careo]; despite the brief • ,. Icome :I olmay ." I Meelln9 I Lore I Odyasey I the. Plane - I Olmenche Broadway :fun of "Come - The Beech Cod# DukeS of Coustleo Bo~y+ln " C~e~ • 15 FIIntofoneS ill:combers ngln : REd .:~ ~merd Odylsey Qmtitlon" C~IUe --FULL FACILITIES- Back :to the 5 and Dime,• :30 Kangaroo~ Code DukeS of ' ,Y~lak BOdy In - I.I11 I J Jimmy: Dean, Jimmy :aS. [ Kitchen l Red ~ Hal~lrd Previews QuMItlOfl BesUX L + • I. " . I I I.... CNll~[ & '~ Dean. l, Cher ldrew nice" • Chips Notional ABC Chips ._ NoVa &~n's Dlmanch~s .... -, ,nOticeS, and she's current; :~ Chips Orlem .++ Nev~. Chll~l..:: ++ Nova ...... Religious.' I.~I: " ', Chips National Close- Chll~l Nov;," Rulex of Belux ~IMInlmlmilll,l:nnn. IW ~IF I IIM IM " ' ~ ly*orkingon a cable TV S :aS I ChiPS . ' I Dream I Up I Chips , Nova Bowie Dlmln¢hes " version of the play..The ae- • • I ' I .I

NBC 1 ~1 and ABC A " MesterP'leca Intern. 1.41 -AIR C0M01TIOHEO- ung pushforher nestwill . :1S Sunday • Levers Sunday CTV Theatre Dlveloprmmt B~IUX be movies, and she s land- :30 • Night Sona end Night ~eclel . Maaterpl~e ~,abln ! ~e.~ :aS let the ' l Lovers [ MOvie | Can. Music TMItrI Cabin . . . - .DININGfLOUN6E_ .ed qultea p~rt in a film to .... I , . I | + • • .be made. :about Karen MVoIn Music Throe - Shirk America ' Spsclel ~ Beaux lh:.~ TheFatl In Days Shark Anmlrlce 5p41CIalS : DlmancheS • Silkwond, the;wgman who. • Of the tlll: Of the . . Shirk •. America " S|~lClllS Tealoume) 11.~RUSIHESS LUNCHES- ' died 11! ;.a-+n~ys.terious _JLtI~ :45 _He,go _Air _Condor .Shirk . _ An~lrlca " _ SpKIlll . _Sport Molfl; to Fri. 11am 11 2pm ' automobile accident after 11--::--i~ K'iNO" .Tne .. ~d,Y' CTV N,~" unn - on,-.+ coml)laining about safety • " S New$. Matlonel+ " ~vla Newl Nmv~. Off -~ CIUb , standnrdn in an Oklahoma Five N+h,: KOMO H.r Ha, S,,o " SU:. I)'=':,'" • .... . ,s,., ." ,F,oe, N.., .... Ft., .,--. : Of" ""ue'. .'Til L" RS.. 'I l a'..,.-'l 2 ' :plutoni~m.4)innt; The film by Mike " • ' ~,,~ ,. , ,pe I' s~.,. , ' it +: ,. " "FRI' &.SAT II a.m.., ' 2' - - ' ..: wtll.~:.direetod ,Off -+ ~ " Nigh1 ' . Nichols::and Che r will co- r ~ ~' " '* star :wiih none cother than I I :~.i~r , " fold ' I . "+ ' ' A: +~ " " "" * ;s Meryl :+ + ' 1+ ;IS ~.!-Five Houleoar, +my,Brlckl + +~ SvndaYor.an... :i 4 64 3PARKA VEMUEPHONE6 35- 6ii! mmm,:ma"q+Snperae'e~*~.ln all, (idite au op- "I :30 Stlr Fournwat Lm NIBm L'_:__J_:_: ..... :_:'++__!/_.L:+_ ...... ::', . ,. " :" ',",'+,:~'/!,'. • portanity for the• first lady I" :~ ' Movie Movie. Show Mov)e of flash/ ...... - . ! . I , ~~~~:~=~ .....

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children ages 8-15 but there ... from page 3 have been interested adults Friday, Sept. 1O., signed up. The Williams Lake " COMMERCIAL I Owner.wants it Sold. level split, .excellent Community Arts.Cotmcil is Aug. ! - 14 Pool & Acreage -- • --Ladles boutique and holding its 8th annual Adult Hockey School b $60 unique property. Just Large four bedroom location. All the extras make up ,Shop.~ ...... festival of arts and crafts in ii underov.-12 1 acre on the home-t plus four i are In this 2 year old I for. a week of instruction ---~USIC record sales that community. Artists frmn Dale Turner. For bench. Minutes from "bathrooms. Good lot try home. Owner says sell outlet Including.- fren- and crafts people are downtown yet quietness an offer; and ,will look at a con. ch Ise.:.._., idayers 18 years and over, slderably lower than welcome to partlelpate at of the country. 3 --THREE LOTS ON bedroom home,_ In ~le3578 Cottonwood Cres. asking offer. the Columneetza Gym. Thursday, August 10-~ , ,, ff Lazelle Ave. under ground pool, gardenand _ Fine home, good Non-bsmt. home ex- Registration forms may be Last e~ll for registration restrictive conveeant. obtained from Sharon is Issued by the Vancouver fruit trees. Asking assumable mOrtg, at cellen~, condition, 3 107,000. 10~ .per cent. Lot bd mn s., ca r po r t, Dodson, 212 .Rowat Road, Women's Royal Canadian '--Rental units on • backs on parkland, covered patio, ap- Lazelle Avenue for 4 .Williams Lake, V2G 2X2. Naval Service Assceiation pliances. Owners offer lots. Sept. I0 id 'the deadline for for the ~0th anniversary FOR INFORMATION registration, The main reunion to .be held in Van- Large Home 1 year LOTS IN THOR- to buy down a mort. old, family room offl NHEIGHTS PHASE III gage Interest rate for CALL Rusty or event is to be held on Sun- couver. A gala and busy kitchen, ensulte, Ranging from 18,000 to purchaser. Bert Llungh day, Oct. 3. weekendis planned by the fireplace over 1900 sq.. 22,500 call Danny The price has dropped. BUILDINGSITES Vancouver WRENS for all ft. Now asking 98,500. Sheridan for maps and Neat tidy 3 Ixlmn; home --Choice. serviced lots those who Served in the Sunday, Sept. 19 details, on large lot, V~ bsmt. If, on Bench off Birch Ave. Canadian Navy during The second annual Terry you are in the pric~ World War II and the Good Assumable -- range of 50's be sure to Fox Run wiU be held. All --TEN Acre parcels Korean Conflict.. 57,000 aV13 per cent to' 49o3Lambly see this one. near Beam Station schools and communities Registration deadline is Sept. 85. '3 bedroom Excetlenf home in Road. Reduced to throughout B.C, are Invited June 30 m please hurry by home. Corner lot on the excl usi ve su bdv. BE SELF~.:. $4S,000.00. to organize their Own run. bench. Asking $82,900. Assumable m .ortgage at SUFFICIENT writing to WRENs Reunion .~LARGE level building Entry into this year's run 10 per cent. Four Real nice spa(:ious 3 1982, P.O. Box 1420, Station lots starting at will 'be by donation rely. bedrooms. $85,500. bdmn. home and an A, Vancouver, B;C. V6A --5328Mountaln Vista-- . acre of productive land $28,000.00. There is a suggested entry ~, W call Mrs. Phylis 3 b-r home, fireplace; 4607 H;mer~Ave. under cultivation. fee of $5 but no one will be --TWO VIEW LOTS on ,Hep ewhite at (604) 321. 101/2 per cent mtg. Good home with Peaceful location. the Bench fully ser. turned away. All par- Natural gas. Asking basement suite. Nat. Reduced to $75,000. 4ced. ticipants :will receive a 77,500. gas, and nice yard. Try Open to offers. CONTACT RusTY or certificate and an iron-od Sunday, 8epL 19 an offer In the 70"s. NEW HOME BERT LJUNGH decal (limited edition) at The second annual Terry the end of the race. All --4706 Galr -- Good size 4030 Skoglund 4 bdmns., quality ACREAGES OPEN TO Fox Run will be held. All home. Quiet street, 4 ¢onsfmctlen, ng heat,_ OFFERS donations wiU be dirented schools ~end communities bedrooms, 7~x136' lot This house must sell ... located In town full Ten. acre parcels toward new and innovative thron~hout B.C. are Invited now asking 78,400. 1110 sq. ft. three serviced subdlv. Askirlg located on the Old Remo research via the T~-Fox will be by donation only. Fotinformatlenon bedroom downstairs $80,000.Try an'offer of Road before the Kltlmat theabove, finished. Exclusive , '$75,000. Marathon of Hope Fund. There is.a suggested entry RailWay lust off of CalI Dick Evans- street. Try an offer In -- ... fee of $5 but no one will be the 70's. , "1390 sq. ft., full bsmt., 4 Queensway, 10 minutes turned away, All par. bdmns., 2 fireplaces, from downtown listed at ... omd. $45,000.00 each I~arcel. tlelpante will receive a 2704 South Sparks. ng heat, owners will Phone Rusty or;- " ~ertifieate and an Iron-on • Delightful sefllng,-nlce carry mtge. at reduced _Bert Liungh in Kitim( t decal (limited edition) at LOCATION family home. Vendor rate. 4916 Gait Ave. Monday, July 26 the end of'the race. All SHOP ON ACREAGE may carry mortgage at ~paclous well kept home 3635 COTTONWOOD Running until Friday this donations wiU be directed Six bay shop with parts 15 per cent. Fruit trees, fireplace, sundock, plus CRESCENT week is Tennis School Set II toward new and innovative department, offices, finished down. $74,~00. a 3 bedroom bsmt. suite Quality home with 3 from 9:30 a.m. to It a.m. research vis the Ter~Fo~ staff room, overhead renting S300 mo. and bedrooms, heatalator' These sets are designed fdr Marathon~of Hope Fund. Crane and many more For any of the above - existing financing at 10 fireplace, eflsuite with fine features located on ho~nes Call Danny per cent in town good shower, French doors 2. and =A acres of land on Sheridan for Details or location $65,000. off of tne kitchen to rear I Highway 16 west. an appointment. sundeck, full basement, I Phone Reafy Ljungh GOOD QUALITY 6" ,framing and at. to view. DUPLEX tached double garage. . :- In the Horseshoe Call Rusty Liungh COMMERCIIAL separate entrances, and to vlew. Gossip Column YEAR ROUND. BUILDING' ON separate driveways. 4820 SCOTT AVE. Present revenue $825.00 i LAKELSE LAKE ..... LAZELLE AVE ...... mo, Asking only:s81,900. Superfamily home with Attractive rancher with Well maintained 4 bedrooms, fireplace; 3 bedrooms, fireplace, I~lldlng, 3000 sq, ft,. GREAT INCOME wood end electric heat, Q. What ever, bepame of publisher Rober( Knittel. "carpeting, over 1600 sq. main floor, carpeted in PRODUCER l, uise Rainer. the now has homes in both attached garage, ft. of living space with retail area, storage Side by side duplex finished rumpus room, marvelt)us movie Rngland and Switzerland actress good sand beach, land. room, large loading producing S1000.00 per who won the 1936 and 1937 and visits Los Angeles oc- located on a beautifully seeped, several out- doors and a 1 bedroom month gross, over2yrs. best actress Oscars? What casionally to see her developed corner lot' children and buildings and METAL" suite on the upper floor, remaining ~ .111/2 per wllh 2 paved driveways. happened to her once SHOP • BUILDING. cent mortgage. .~ lustrous care~er:2 --. K.G. grandchildren. We asked Contact Rusty or For further Information On the above Phone Rusty or her about the so-called "- [ Bert Ljungh phone Rusty LJungh. call Bob S_heridan - Bert Llungh A. Luise' Rainer was jinx?' the Oscars had on burn in Vienna in 1910; and hei'~sereencareer. She said established herself as a it wasn t so. that she volun- ...... 635-6142 distinguishedstage actress tarily quit because, after PRUDEN & CURRIE (19zeLT..) before comnng "to nine movieb, she'd had Hollywood in 1934. Shewon enough• Rainer, who works Academy Awards fo~: her rolesin "The Great only .when she ebooses Ziegfeld'" (1936) and "The now, has become quite an Good, Earth" ( 1937). After- accomplished painter. She a short-lived marriage to is eurrent.ly involved in her playwright Clifford Odets, -one-woman show reading t she became disillusioned from the Works of poet with Hollywood standards :Alfred!~ennyson. In short, and stopped making Luise has arrived in fine JOHN CURRIE BOBSHERIOAN ~n, ~,vnvn RUSTYLJUNGH DICK EVANS bANN¥ SHUKmAN ( Ll15.70~1 ~5-5327 movies..4D years ago.. ., higlPJtyle...... • ~635.,#5~ "LI.S.2tM 635-$754 ¢15-$1S4 Luise, the wife of' London ~ ~ •i. i ......

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TO THE DAWSON CITY, Yukon of paint. The sides of the clamber up the pass at the the trapper who outfought a ]]b~(~[] -- (CP) -- Pierre Berton sits house are peeling, The Alaska-B.C. border, grizzly, the RCMPpatrol ~]~ ]]b~]~,~ on the verandah steps of his .decrepit boardwalk is reaching the height of land that starved to death and an ° .boyhood home softly overgrown with weeds, on June 22, 1898, soon to undertaker's dilemma over rehearsing his lines when a shrubs and a stout pine tree. make his. Way. down the how to. bury. a man who Hidden somewhere In the paper aretwo Terrace young woman brushes past " A sign out front says Yukon River to the gold- froze to death with his arms phone numbers, Ifyouflnd~emandonelsyours - with a German shepherd; Barton Home, tipping off fields that yielded him and legs spread out. you win two FREE passes. "How do youlike your old . tourists, but the restoratJ0n nothing ~ nothing but • Tl~kets must be plcked up at house?" asks the WOman, workers have spent ali their adventure andromance. She tells of Theodore The Daily Herald . 'one of four occupants time across the street at the He met Laura 12 years Rooseveit's eccentric 3010Kalum St. sharing it for the summer. log cabin, where Robert later at -a dance in the nephew, md of Joe Boyle, "Not much," says Berton Service once lived as bard mining camp where he the mining king, who, when ..... curtly. The steps are of th~ Klondike. worked and he courted her Canada entered the First - "'" broken, weathered, bereft .The'sound man is ready, for months. " ' ' World ~ar,: began, per- the camera rolls and Barton She was a kindergarten sonally ~ men to tells about his father, teacher from Ontario, fight, and paying for their Frank, about how poor he "brought up by parelzff uniforms, weapons and was the day he prol~sed steeped in the Victorian training: out .'of Ida own marriage, tradition," she says in her p~ket, as a presentto the "i~ had no prospects, not book, first published in 1954 govemmmt, .91~ roof over his head," when she was 77 years old. .~.~n says, slowly . She had gone north "The characters are so ~M.ing :the steps and thinking it might be fun for wonderful," •says Elsa • Franklin, producer-dlrector .... ~ .... , ~nin~ on cue to rest his a year. I/~ Today e,achc: ~ canada Morning i~and on the rafting, gently., of the Beginnings 1'6 lS ' Show Jlm~y" Mornino A.M. " -.~,~! Mornlno FrBnk was so poor the documentary and Of most of lNews " Swaom,rl . America Cenadii"" M,ster . ~ ' " ~. and here they spent • I Newt 1100 " I Ari~rlcl j A.M. " I R~r- I I the ,b~t years of their lives, wedding was continually Barton's rums shot in the Huntley AM Kamen'l sQsame Po,ka - . put off. When Laura left for last 20 ye~u~, Seattle • • , .1S Today Street Northwest YOga Street Dot door several months tovisit her 30. seattle 100 AM - it" Sesame AbOUtRead it Berton -- Writer ' 1 family, Frank feared she "I'd like to make I II .,5 ]Today i pt~m i NoMrr~m i Your Move Street broadcaster, historian of. would never retur95but she Married the Klondike into a , .... I I I WeSt ton Joyot Electric ,.~, ouV,rtur, the 1898 Klondike g01d rush. came back that February. weekly series," she says. 0 15 TOdaYSeattle Ft. Giant Boat Dnvldlon Company G8~ Mouvemlmt :~ 51mmons Mister Love Whit's Cover Home D~ Soklll -- iS filming a half.hour I straw iVretsup .iBeat . iCook!n0 i,nsme;O., itnterlo~. MonAml documentary called "I think ofher sitting in l'tw Sesame Family Oeflnlflc~ Tr#v*l Freezes I~z'ne Beginnings, about the that open sleigh," Pierre [ • ;15 Oglers Sfr~H Flud Definition eft W,, sxmcmr~ E,q~m Dawson City of his boyhood. Berton wrote I0 years ago in " " :30 search for Scums The Edge Pay Cards Over Human Wlckle '.45 iTomorrow lStreet lot Night Pay.Cards l,~.y ln~nmv~r .lW!Ckle. It will be shown on CBC-. his evocative travel essay, IIL I TV thiS fall and will set the Drifting Home, "swathed in Gossip tee A. my Noon La|t Your L,.V,. scene for a special three-, coonskin and wondering ;15 of NeWS Ctllldren News Chance Buldne~ Telel,. :)o i ourLives Summer All my Maude OlOral~y Go fo ~v,, part drama, Utled I Married whether she was doing the . . - i Mapazln' i Children [N~tu~ Biography s,, " ~*~¢~ I II t2 •nomer Summer One Another I~°vl* t I~, the Klondike. The drama, right thing in returning to .. ., • ,s_ "[T,~u based on a book of the same this remote corner of World MIIglZlrll Life World Who's TuMU Trouvllllu Q. l was intrigued with ~0~s Anolller Clmadlafl TO A~olfler ~mu,no vov.0. R.e.ct title by Barton's mother;" Canada to marry, this your item that the movie • .. • ,S [World ' I a*e~'~.°~: I dye . .-iwor,o m* voy.o* =',m ~.v, Laura Beatrice Berton, is curiously attractive but "Partners" may be releas- canod,an c,er~ra, vex,s ~4~,ff~ I~ecumem tentatively scheduled for, absolutely pennllesslaborer ed and promoted as an ' iM, n t . I • ' 15 Chll~Chips Refll~10flS Ho~pita! Texas Movie Sket¢311flg C*md,*~, December. who taught her French and ' "Odd Couple~" type com- 30 CI~,pS Coronation Gt.neral Texas MOW,. i~VOor,d . Vocum. • aS IClqlPs " ] street I Hospital iT,x,* i~ov,. ICo,a~m, The drama was cancelled read Greek and seemed to edy. rather than as a gay- - " midway through production know so much about the . oriented story. What do N~ovle The Edge Ryan's The Vie B~'lden's Math • Datum, yOU think may be the :ul- , 41~ 15 When of Night Hope Alan Tennis Math Car,idlers last summer because of a stars and the wildflowers. . • ;) 30 Ihe TaKe Happy Th eke Kathy": Incredible Traits de strike by CBC technicians, and who thought nothing of timate attitude toward this. • 45 I LeO*neE ' I Thirty ' I Days i sh°w I Kitchen I Foreg... . I Mem°Ire However, the crew, which hiking into Dawson from picture?- M.P. Die Wok with The Little Sesame Orowm A includes actors R. H. Dominion Creek -- more A. Hard to say at this t 5 Movie Van Merv House Street Years Tire 30 Movie. : MupPet Griffin on the Sesame Greece FlMreluche Tnomson as Prank and than d0 miles in below-zero moment. Paramount

• 45 I MOvIe " IShOW I ShOW " .I prairie Street ,: 4111-336B.¢ I F~mfrlucm Leueen Willoughby as weather -- just to spend an staffers have already seen Korea Hawaii iMlater Schooling U. : Laura, will travel to evening with her." a print presumably still m King 5 Hiil~y "15 News " Olyl . News 4 • Fiv*.O " noo~r| " HorseCar. ~,m Dawson City in September . - the editing 'stages. 1 with .30 . King $ . TK ...... K0mo ~" Howall . / Dlck.-~ Remweble- -~ some overfly homosexual • ~ Isews l Nm ' " I New~ 4 ' I mv..o " I coy,. society cn.va,*r* for six days of final It is a romantic.story and - the book, I Married the material deleted, NBC BIirfley ABG NeWS D0~lol; (n , Takl . : :"1~- . shooting.. 'Klondike, cc°/eve[s el Ywa: rspecz,;~ IS News Miller News" Hour lheHouse Time Vlgib~nd "Dawson was a bizarre i L~evenmore than King $ Rill KOMO NeW~ aullmll~ I'm JuSt Angle community to be raised in," that, the- chronicle of a 8 • NeWs NeWS Hour RepOrl Ordinary A.O~, held for national theater ~:~ ~ . P~* Barton says during a break _remarkable era in.a unique exhibitors, who were .in" En~rtalnmn Real PM IJwl. MacNel! Rellglou* Tel.ioorrml in the documentary filming, northern town. formed that they were . 15 Tonight Peel)Is N~t end Cllrk Lehrer DIwr~lty 1 Telei~rnel "A .30 -TIcT=¢ It°l Not , Moppet Bizarre Amerc~n Anlmll Telei," ghost ! town falling watching thefinal print: i s~ow Bizarre ; Adventure - B~vl0ur Natlow'! . ~ apart." . By colorful anecdote, I've hea;'d some Of this is • .e ,Dora !e,,y " . I • " I I ' ' Io, ~.~ " The town, oncehome to Laura..Berton describes pretty outrageous stuff, A ~ :~1~1"¢Monday. Z~nl=mlnprivate .. MondayAeC', ~llo~t , NumeroUno StruggleYumot ~. X,c . 30,000 people, had dropped ,ith e" ornate" labyrinth of You31 have. todecide for Night . WKRP In Night Thrill of Tales, Introd. ~" ' yourself' when you see this m~,. :,s imm,_. !cmc,mmi i BIIM~kK *klMtlm. iUmlxl~l C0mp~Irl - re~ toapopu]ationofg00duri.ng 1 Dawson society," a society

I _ I his boyhood, he said. trying to keep up ap- just-releasedRyan O'Neal

Movie MASH, ABe's c'rv Greet ,nt~e. ' Is**~m "There weren0 airplanes, pearances as .the city's and John Hurt co-starrer. G 15 The ~ " " M~ldlv /WMldly Rlilwly BIOlOgy. rttlv . * , ~" ,,it,,,,* " Nlgtlt Jourmys Prolm S,,m~n no sun for six weeks of the glitter fades .... • ~l 3o t.~ """ '- ~M UnlVerle f~lr ,s i;""°=~v~' : !P~ I em~p : I~'~v" I""" " I - - year, no fresh 'fruit or She desertbes cabin fever, Q. Ltz Taylor probably Ill '~ Revenge The B|MItNtll Vt~ O~ ~u..um o~ :~m- vegetables for eight man- thesl0w building of tension got a [ortune for appearing 1 Mits ~ the MmtcmeNational trotBmml~ll, of : Merctumts.Dream JPerf. Orut " ~,'. 1 ~ ~ .t ths. __ among the teachers she in :'The Little Foxes". II-IL~U~ ~ i~ leery " ~w.~t :. x~,vm ~w,." ' lerOo~c~, i com~d. * "But there were a lot of lived . with .-as .the dark bothintheU~S, andinLon" • I ... I ~ I don, but do you think the King $ Night Komo CTV, . Crisis to Sign Porlr.,It ~ interesting.people, a lot of winter months wore o.. 11" NeW~ ' Flflll NEWS4 News Crl~$ " O~ ,~*mme ~ p~ople from the gold,rush . author~-Lillian Hellman,. _ • 3~ TOnight, TK IEVMIIflg AOC Hour • Crlldl to Slg~n -- Portrait de • " " Size spemt her first few made much money from , ISe~w iN~,m [Nighttlne* iFlmt'. " trims Off " ~I Forums WhO were still around, " " I I . people whymade It over'the months of marriage in a . her old play? -- V:B.

" sawvo.,o,t .-. ~em~ el~v,. . ~h.Lot. ~m~Om~ : : I cm~,a~ctra- I • Chllkoot Pass." tent on Dominion L~'eekahd • . A: Lillian, already a rich 1 9:: " p~rv . " - oumc~ o,o. .... explains.. - Jm,.. she , .handled Woman trom her many ~, s~ow Qv,h~ m _One of thou I~ple Was the domestic routine :in a . . literary efforts, has told Frank Bert0n,.who passed house with: ~e~v amenities; friends that she'll probably upa professor's job at : H~talesinelu~ietliOseof make. oi~er a million. • ' ~,,,,que~n 's-,.Universlty .: to ~,..a bishop Who ate his boo~i :.... dolis~..In., royalties. • ~,~~ ......

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..... :D ve mulholl nd's Countq/ i i • ~ ~,'q ~:-~' I I I The Family Brown, voted proniotiBn"campaign. The involved with us In .the tour is scheduled for late (MCA Records) The album has only two by its peers as the top "grb~Ip'd~,-~firdt.,.Ameriean States." • fall and early winter. If your mate has just uptempo songs, neither of country group in Canada for single,' It'sReWl~l,ove This Family Brown records The Family Brown is walked out the door for the which will likely liftyour the last six years, now is "I've, ~a~hed No..53 on the also have been released in represented in the U.S. by lasttlmeandyouwantsome spirits. Highlights include concentrating on breaking ViS.~ti-~d~,%.owed Australia and South Mriea. The Management Group, music to match your. mood..... Glbb'scurrent single, Ashes the international market. bY BUt l['~h~a .t~hig,:which In October, the Ottawa- which also handlers Joe gun this is an ideal album. to Ashes, as wed as I've Got The group's third single in got to the No. 30 spot. based Family (Joe Brown is and Yem Gesdin. TMG's Terra Gibbs, best known A Song in My Heart and her ~the U.S., Some Never Stand "The thitd'sii~lehas to do the father of Trace)', Barry Robert John Jones says the for Someb~d.v's Knackin', • own composition, Go- a Chance, is being released botter,,or kt:lea~stms well as and Lawande)-will tapo. a band has great potential. sings country-bldes with an Somewhere and Hide. this week. the last'tone/': says 1 guest appearance on Hee 'To not spending time • ache in her voice that draws Depressing country -- and that's d:~compliment. Currenily riding high on • Sparling, Family Brown Haw and perform for two with The Family Brown the hurt from-' each phrase. country, charts across . manager and drummer. "If weeks at the Nugget in because I think they're . Canada, it's being shipped, it does•mpch better, then Reno, Nev. The group going to get lucky," he says. out of NashviBe and will be we'll get; that much more toured the British Isles "They're more of a group backed by. a full-scale suppor{'~m the people twice last ]rearand another than any group I know, and I think our market will respond to the package." Gossip ,Column "We look at our ac- campliobments and each 3: 4.i, 5 9 12 13: year something new is happenlng,,.Sporling says. COLLECTOES ITEM: Broadway. Shepherd told • l'llrrmav Afficionados of movie the local press that she," NU llV IlWll el "As 10ng as we keep ac- memorabilia have always and not Radner. was complishing s0mething thought that the famous Kerfs first choice for the Today 8aechc, Good ~ nado ~ I ~ 1 q " new; we'll be satisfied.*' 8:15 Show Jimmy Morning' • A.M. /~rnlng ! sled which figured so Broadwayproduction, hut :30 " News Swaggort " America Canada Mister. The FamilyBrown's lOth prominently in Orson that Gilda won out. thanks :45 News 100 Morning A./M, - " Rogers RCA. album, Raised On Welles" film "Citizen to her friendship with Seattle 'Hunney AM Korean's' Sesame-..,.,.~ Polka'. " • Country Music. has just Kane'" was demolished at powerful director Mike : 15 Today Street Northwest Yogi '~ "" Street. Dot door the end of the production. Nichols.: I haven't heard :30 Seattle 100 AM ' ' • It'S , sesame " Read been released in Canada, 9 :45 Today Le~dorKl Northwest Yo~r Move Street " Along and the group is supporting It turns out that it has been from Gi]da on the subject. r the album witha cross- in the hands of a. private but her response might not .j~ Seattle Sea Love Joyce Electric H-- Ouvorlore collector and will be due- be printable.. . : 15 Today /~ Giant Boat DoVMtO~I, ~ml~ny GBrdCm~ Mouver~mt Canada summer tour. :30 Simmons ' • • Love" What's CaVINr Home virginia tioned at• Sotheby parke * 1U :aS Show Drmmup Boat Cooking . nslde . Inte¢Iors ~ F0uml~ Bernet gallery in June. Q. Hasn't Lucille Ball Geerge Jenea recently The owner insists on avoided publie- l" 1:30-The . .same Family Oeflnttlon Travel Freehand Ma.lne : 15 Doctors " Street Feud Definition Eat Well SkMChll~. .a~ completed a duet album remainmg anonymous and appearances for a long " Search for .Same The Edge Pay . ayes Ad, Ad " Heldl me:aS Tomorrow~_ Street 0f'Night Cards Easy World Heldl ' with MeHe Haggard~ That the auction gallery as- time because her voice has il.m should be a winner] ... timates that' "Rosebud" changed so drastically? LLI '81~ ~ DB~/$ ' CBC AHoy. Noon America - Many. L. VI. Willie Nelson has Just may sell for as much as $15 Whatdoes she sound like? of/ News Children NeW Americl Feces ,~ecrets to $20 thousand dollars. - G.S. • o0r Summer " All my N~lude " AnneFIol ~. Go to Avis de released a duet album with ",'** 14S Lives • Magazine Children' Maude America ,11 Recherche Webb Pierce ..... Marie Q. How come Cybiil Another summer One ' " Another Movie -- " No Piece Lea' Bottrell's current single, Shepherd is saying nasty : 15. World Magazine ~life World Mes Li~.e~.H~ne TroQvsllles Lay Your Heart on the Line, :20 Another • Projections to Anofher West Voyo~ 1. Roflets • things these days about :45 World PrOjections Liye Vorld Festival . . voyage d'un Po)fo is her strongest, redo.rd yet. Giida Radner? What's go- Chips' Coronation General Texas ' Mle AI~II~I Refits One country station refused ing o~n between those two? : : 15 Chips " . Street Hospital ' Texas West Sketching d't~ PIYS to play it because it's too --M.R. :30. Chips ' CoronatiOn General " Texas Numero Super Cinema; • :45 Chips Street Hospital Texas ,-- Uno MarkMln9 Qul country. Believeit! ,.. J Dick Damron's producer, ~ Movie The Edge Ryon;$ The . Vlc Braden's Cognitive veof : Shella ' of Night HoOe Alan Tennis Psychology le Joe Bob Barnhm, has been • Levlne Take Happy ~. Thlcke , This Old SO¢IoI " fin •. in the studio with Roy Ctsrk 145 Is * Thirty . Days . " shOW Hom~,. " Psychology J Cinema They're working on some Doad " WOk with Morv Little' Sesame ~ i ~ A "-- ~ 1 Lnew songs featuring Clark's : 15 and Yon Griffin HouSe Street Genetics ,Tire . 1 '- r, A. Luc,le's voice chang- 30 Living in MUPI~t Merv ~n the : Sesame " Arts Ante, band.... CFGM Radio in- ~, ,. , . ed some over the years, ':45 New York ShOW Griffin Profile Street Foundenon- LO Pof!t Toronto celebrated its 25th ~~ but it's not a point of em- anniversary this month with barrassment with her. In King S Happy . KOMO Hlwill MIMer • • FiSt Tele-S 51~ News " ' " Days " News 4 ' Flve.O Rogars Forwlrd II Tile'S an outdoor show that drew short. Balrs voice has King S TK I[vefllng KOMO Hawaii Dick . Vlslo~ Tile'S about 30,000 fans to see A. Si'nee marrying droppedto a poinrthat she ~45 News Naws ' Nws'4 Flve.O CavMt On Tele-S • Boxcar. -Willie, Ricky Memphis businessman describes as "deep basso". NBC. alrney ABC . News i~torlh ' Applllkl Quincy . Skaggs, Sylvia, Harold David Ford in 1978. and That's an exaggeration,of :15 I NewS - Miller • NOV~ Hour . the House SkMchlng Quincy having her daughter course•Lucy, who'llbe71 " :~0 I King 5 • log KOMO News - Buslne~. Growing • Quincy -- Maclntyre, Ronnle :45 , News 'Groat . ' • .New~4 Hour " Report Years Quincy • Clementinei Cybill has in August, is more on the Hawkins, Joe. Sun and kept a low profile in show- mark when she says she Entertain. lot; PM The MacNell' - Revoluttorls ke others. CFGM says it's the biz terms'-- not necessari- sounds like: a latter-day :,~ Tonight Grant Northwest .'" Jaflhlrsons Lehrer of. 11.411 Telelo~'nll largest outdoor country iy on a voluntary basis. Tallulah Bankhead. in any 7 " TIc Tac Skarml ' . Mupget Stars • American . Inatru. TellS. .: .... ff 14$ Dough journal . Show on Ice .... Adventure' ...MuSic • National show ever staged in Anyway, Cybiil recently event, callers to,Lucille ,. -._. Canada. starred in a regional often mistake.her for her 8 Fetha¢: The ".---~ Happy Shirley Dllnger Enemy Nous :15 Murphy . Nature - gays * MocLelne UXB - Allen. lea theaterstage presentation husband Gary Morton. , ._ :30 Father of . Leverne ".' Illusions D~n~r • O(elnus • Comlqm~ 8ome Days It Rains All in Michigan of Jean Kerr's :45 Murphy Things Shirley connie" UXO O¢llnUS NOUI Night Long; Terrt Gibbs comedy "Lunch Hour". Which starred Gilda on Brat" Thr~l'S . Three's -.. Banson Mystery " ~ ' Q. You mentioned some : lS . Maverick Company COml~any Uanson Malice IHI~OCS CO.mlqt~lS time back tha't.Gary :30 Brat TOO CloSe TO Close Honky . " afore- Poople'l '.: Premiere , :45 Maverick Comfort. Comf0rl Took ~ thought " Law Page - Coopers daughter Maria and her husband, pianist M¢Clain's Natloflal- - Hart to Her1 to Nova "" Nova " I~remlre " Byron Jones, were trying a 1~1'":lS LaW . This Her~ " Hart Nova Nova Page IU:~ McCIeln'. Land Hereto Hereto Nova Nova ,. Pr--.., trial separation. Have they " - Hart Nova Law National Hart ....Ho~a e..onfld. reconciled or separated King 5. Might Korea. CTV " " 'U.S.. , Sign Ahl|l and is Maria a musician 1'1' :1.~ News Final • News 4 NewS" Chr0nlcla off vl • '1 too? -- N.N. " " :30 ,Tonight N-- ABC Hour Sneak-Sign " t. " ,m. ,L :as Sllow.. " ~- Night N~/.~ " Final r 4' P'revlews off :" Vie . . COME STAY WITH US A. Maria and Byron are still friends but .still ,.m. at English Bay near Stanley Park °'"' _,. . separa'ted. Maria has been :15 Show Spy, .l|Isfld Labs.-- .. Alice' . '" L~ in beautiful downtown Vancouver bale . Spy . • 'Pontew '~how " WKRP In ' Chalk w-orking'with' psychologist •Ntght•. SPy JMlnd : , : Clnclnnctl ' .l~an¢. . o bawren(:e Le Shan who has With D:--.- Sign' . KO~0 The .... McCIoud " . Cln~ms TOLL; FREE .800.268-8993 ...... become a psychic healer. 1755 DAVIE STREET VANCOUVER,B.C. V6GIW5 "Maria is :one of his dis- • N'BC - . Sign KOMO sad . 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women'would come into the :++ "° Nave . Year La Vlo theatre and gut a .dish for :15 Naw~ .: Children News . Nova " + Basiness . Sgsrafe our Summer" All MY Maude . Nova ' + TMa. Avis de . free -- - real English • ,' Lives Magazine.. Chlldreq • MtmKfe Nova ~ Syslems Recherche Wedgwood china. - Anolher . : Summer ' ~ ,- .i.nMl~. ruble Camp. a~ Ln Plomm Camp. Trouvalllas' "They'd come up and ask 1:~lii :J5 World Magazine" • Life ' Wol~ld Another LOll Io .: ~ what piece of the service w~, A ' ~I~IIIWInlro" la!s Rlflall 1 World KIn~t~s : LiVe . World Paln.lm"s . d'un Gossip Column ,were giving _away that, " Chips Young Gener~sl Texas Dilt7 " AppIkKI Pays night, and if it was a small can't +R~life .' :15 Chips ClIofl " Ho~IIoI Te~lS .,'.. " .~mtdllog piece -- like a pitcher, :in- Chips Coronation General Texas . EIIzal)4th Understand Le i ChipS, • Sireet. • Ho~pllol " Texn Elllablth B4havlo~r .. Temps , Q~ We,were astounded to out a long.nurtured fan- stead of a plate or l~latter hear that Walter Cronkite tasy. they wouldn't •come in,_ ,.+ =, _+" Vlc" Control ' de .. Today, if you had that china The ' ; ~" of Night Alan Braden Englnasflng VIvTI is trying his hand on TV as q.-Much as we like Revlmgers Take IiaPlW + Thlcke Vl~ury . TBA LI " , a song - and - dance man. Henry Fonda, we felt set it would run you around J~tovla Thlrly Doys . . Glrden : TeA. TemPI , .. Is he changing his TV style-- Dudley Moore deserved "$2.000." The, ~rne " * ~ TBA A Tire - R.P.' this year~s Academy Whistling and banana- S~_t. TBA ' d'Alla • Award for- his rich perfor- eating contests were also Mmovle" MUI~II Se~me Cont~0l of • ~ ./ . I~ovle Show • Prairie Slreet . T~hn. Fantomlll mance in . "Arthur". Can - held in the theatres between you tap'Dudley for his movfes so people could win King 5 HIqNW Korea'" ~m.+. + • M~w s

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Co unt rg Record Review s i Ill I ' I • II II ' I I "RCA Records has eom- Naio~liy: the 24 tracks early tune. •merger with the Victor (Columbia), was. not in" On the elosing' Town piled a capsule history of are all drawn from the RCA Conway 'Twitty, who Talking Machine Company spired by ' the guy . who .Crier: "I'm the town crier.. country music in a two- roster, res~ting in some spends so much time at the in 1929, there is,a wealth of dropped by .the. queen's •. Maybe you don't beJleve record set that is beth an awkward ~ihiesi0ns. For top of country charts that .he material on which to draw. boudoir for a chat and a my heart Is.ln ~6 rlght audiophlle's nightmare and instance, ;~a'~!on" Jennings shoed pal/ rent there, is As a result this record smoke, place,-Why don~t you take a a serious collector's bounty. is include, i~dt 'Willie similarly omitted. succeeds admirably in But judlllng :from the good look at my face .... " The latter wins out Nelson, a i'pio~r in the But the whole-purl)me of giving the listeaer an aural pervading tone of ills often-' In another, Ira's .in the despite production values coup..~ "0~utla~v!'.form that 60 Years was not to premmt teeson" in the. munie's rambling lyric.s, the album doghouse,, filled with that. for. three sides: range J~ espouses, is not -- a collection of favorites but history, from its folk does suggest,Coatello may disbelief -' that "you've from. primitive to. just Nelson !s. signed to another rather to'trace the roots of beginnings-through rural have been tme~-emoniously forgotten sleeping with passable, Only the final Mde label:...:.: : ' country music. Siuee RCA blues, .country swing, exPelled : from his, own - forgivoneu," Amd In 1.not of 60 Years of Country ~m'e'.wim Johnny: cash, has long:been a booster of bluegrass, the ro~bllly bedroom; ;. " ' " " one, but~two tunes .Ceoetello Musk reflects today's ev~\th~"u~ ~ famuy ~e the musical form,, even years through to the There's.a plaintive note closes by repea.tiug several sophisticated recording marr]~",into, me ~irter before the Radio cor- Crossover phenomenon, the _throughout,.wi~~ Cmtello-- times: "P~. I love.you," techniques. ,.... FamilY:; I ~ ~ 'here With in poration of America's marriage Of :country and oneeumong the angriestof His'- breast-beating is ' - , ,, pop. , Britain's. aogry. - young ~:mlngly end]era.. I '.'- : r ~a~ ~ It's also r'eflected in much 3 ,4:5 9 -" 1 " t,lllgent,-from the 'anger ~Ith anSst. ImPerial of his delivery' through • . - chronologinal lineup of cuts i Bedr0om might almost be. almost half the: 15-song -- the genre, evolves b~ore: eiass~, as a concert album, package, his smokey voeak your very ears -- to the with theunderlying theme, solaid beck they'reIn a full " " ' ~ U R SOA y " " I i ' det alT~d annota~tlon, being fared relationships., recline, complete with a breakdown On the:cut And In Ever~ •.The Backup band The Today BuchC.. " .Go~d " Canlda - Momlng : " - ' of each musician on in- Rome: ."A- year .after the Attractions tries to lend a -_iS S~ow, Jimmy. Morning AM News little spark:to the album -- 30 News , Swaogar~ America Canada Mister . . dividual, trae~,' date 'of wedding he broke all their 45 News 100 ' Mernln9 , ~' Rogers orlginal release, and in china plates, He's L,) prison the best work Is o~ Side 2 --

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rl~ , Fi~a~y "'''" ~•rk '":: Me0 sUm'is' Sneak : "* l~.cesof :-: Teiel, • drastic " d~i~n~ ~ :lVle " i,~!S .gettmattcny lor .... !is Everest ]stand room.. ". P,I. "- ., Pr~vlews the Piano ' ~lomll ' Nichnr ':a~r~ ~m.na 'stage- role that ,:wou .30 Challenge..' FIM,~'S~"* ~rk.. ': N~lp sum : .O~leThlsOld: . ". Ocoinus.Oceqnus . Grsndeel" ": ~. " , ~.~,~ ..... ~..v~u~. taKe" I]er• o11 a cross 'coUn " .d$ con'S .' IMond room' ' . .. ' ,:quite a bit but her steady . -_ : • i.::. :o _:.~: - bnvfHoll"d J;fi~r~= nt"l~ce ;e " lry tour., Lu~ ,~ ,,,.~. vj.os~ ~.msovmw va a~oo so , ..... ' V .', .., Different ' K~ofs Bar~W "- Oifl'rent " Ewmlng , D~lgnlng: " Oetelilas -- lit ' • .' Ljoev, r-.or~'m ..,Imh.,~...,~tter-.known as a T Strokes st Pops '. Interiors du Pare, b Use, Gismo' • Knott . Police Live it . Ev~l~g BO~I~ " LIu~rK ~5' . • Sr~eh" I~ndlng - ~ ~dl UP . at Pops Mon : 112 ~ "" Out eiiiAt " .... : wh'~,,:, --,:,;~,,,. 'u:;;o,,',, ...... :also-~a~de, ...... a?-splash on - ;" secptlvb~,6e *~,-.;~t:';,~t~ •: Broadway.i:more than ' Hill .The . ~0-~0 -. NIII "--:'. Slm~lilS " Vlvre •- . , 0 I~ Stn~H ' ' National ~0-~0. Street * WeSt- Sl~l¢lals' '. s~rr.ols':.: Fn YOU!.:~,,...... "the~"'b~ut~ "~ :~"sai'on' two d~desagoan the Blgee Yel$ ~0-~ . Blpel ' [ Festival .--, ~gecllls.. :.. p~ M Hill " -~ Mae , " " S~oeclal.: ; C0ofid. ."' •..~ ..m~illt~mmm~tll ' busine~ ,Tl~'_:.-_-::c...... musical-"Wildcat"¶Bal, Hill" . Mlnlster )~ ' I " an occasioda~. ~P~;al~: .:: tfiis time-wants;a ;hoTter CTV " W~ . '" Sign " Angol~.S•S' ' N., Komo" . ...~ ... st,,le ~.o~ i~. ,~ ~.~.-.~,..: /run3.~m0t¢i! a/,moveable News Final ' News 4 " News Festival Off : ' LS ' ~: "" Tonight ' News • ABC; " Ho~r . I'd • "-.'. Sign . ,, Semnaml~ll :': Angolssls II 45 Show My ThreS News " First , r.mher. , ,.Of! ' -' .; .... ceremonies"But~not to:"', oa. aygnno... i " wor~, if~-: an,,r m,o:,-:,ALL ,ABOARD The jet T~lOht sorm - vngl$ • The- " ~tncy . " ". '~" ...... 19 : • Dr. KIMem Vogel,, ~W*cy. " "" . " - .: Krist'vg~: h~lr%t~;"~.'"'~" :: " ~t-: may,-be 6u( and the £, ,-~ ~,. O¢. Klidlm, V~Os$ . -' , \ ~*'~ . ... • ,,,.... ,,,,,,.. . .waj't"..'unfll,~.~::'!~'x't".";::w'he~' .:•tra[n.~et may ~ in:Wh.en'a ' IMIgl~ Dr... glldatl--:. rages - . I .~ ~ , , ...... '-. :. - she'llp~bably:'¢h~geit . ne,w-uraneho~.~he u~ent Nancy~oor~. vet on~.ausin .: ~.,~:.~. ' t~kpress:: sorts", runnmg ,- t,,e~man Nd~m 4.. Trfangl* & ~ .... • '. o* i ': " .' _ : lima*..... ,~s,?en ' " -. ,~.. ~,~ ::~',~;. , MaY-2~, the':~:ins ar~' go. - ..... "rt.,~ ,.: .,-,,~~ .I=,-L:., - in~':tn h~' --f~l|od" with I~ Denny Lame, who~was .a ...... /.~ti, b~rlii~,. :~;-.. ,*~: ; Page 11

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TORONTO (CP) -- Leacock Festival of Humor. comedy troupe from country summer theatre healthy. , :' " country,"-Cullen sa'y's" Canada•us are very funny July 22-Aug. 1. Toronto rising to fame with each evening as well as A lot of~t ~(~k bac~ to wryly. * people, and before you .Now in its ninth year, the a CBC radio show and a handling hb festival duties. Sprin~ Thaw, ~.T~vue,that Government funds are laugh it off, think about it. I,eaeock Festival is held in clutch of rave reviews; "Humor in Canada is in ran fo~20 ~m~it~dd y~a~', i' almost non-exist~qt but the Can Chadie Farq~arson, the Opera House. In. the stand-up comics Stephen g~'oat shape," he said think it es~bll~ a'r'~|y, festival luckily' hasfalthful Rich Little or Dave- pretty Ontario resort city of. Brander and. Gary David; duringa break inthe taping. good tradi{t'6~"Ois~t~'bJid audiences to "~iy on- for Broadfoot muster a chuckle Orillia, the model for and a jazz-pop ~group, "There are gems and parodY. !n. ..Caoa~p ticket sales. - out of you? Mariposa in • Stephen Genes. geniuses all6ver the place humor." ,. ,=.:~.,, ~.~.trz/~ Cullen isn't daunted. His Have Wayne and Shuster Leacock's Sunshine Sket- ".We're looking towards a -- Codso in Newfoundland, Although t'll"~:Le~k. goal ia a humor festival that or the MacKenzie Brothers ches of little Town. larger revue involvement-- which puts on revues, an festival is probabi~,thei~y is longer, bigger, more ever tickled ,your fun- I,eacock, who" spent the original, fresh material -- enclave in W bmipeg and, in humor festival o(l(~ ~i'*ill varied -- perhaps a sum- • nybene?.. latter part. Of : h~ -life in more like Spring .Thaw Used" Toronto, Second City, the the.world, ~'we ~' ~.bably, mer:long event. " Do you find I)an Aekroyd, Orillia, was Canada's first to be;"said Cullen, a writer, Frantics, . La Troupe the . leas( well:f~nded "There's room for it," he

David Steinbe~ or Tommy famous humorist and the actor and d.ireetor.. He Grot~lue... It's ~,ery : festival of our size In the said. " 1 Chong, of Cheeeh : and inspiration far the festival. founded .Toronto's famous Chong, eventhe slightest bit In its firSt-year the Bohemian Embassy cot;, amusing? -, festival consisted of a feehouse, which in the early Ifyou've answered yes to variety show featuring '60s saw Margaret Atwood any of the above, then humorists. But since then give her first poetry reading you've got to sdmit we're co-artistic directors Don and Sylvia Tyson her fl~t not as bering and sombre a Cullen and Roy Wordsworth" on-stage performance. people assome would have have leaned in a different .A busy man, CulJen b us believe. direction with The Merry taping al Wayne and Shnster In fact, as.a sign of the Posa Revue, incorporating Special by day (both he and state of the art of comedy in the writing •and performing .Wordsworth have been Canada, we have w.hat may skills of all involved, appearing on the specials be the-world's only fesUval This year, the performers for 14 :years)- and per- celebrating funniness --" the include The-. Frantics, a forming at a cottage

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Chock this one :, --Clerk St., upon© down Priced at $72,500. cels, lO.1~/~dres. Leveh today at $89,500. duplex. 2 bedroom units, Condo partially treed. V.endor- double carport, aP- --Johnson Rd. Well .This ath-ectlve end unit will carry financing at '" pliances included. developed hobby farm. offers fenced yard,• 3 1140 sq. if.full basement - 15 per cent Interest with Just Listed bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, Revenue of S750 per $10,000 down.. Priced Gardeners Delight 1050 sq.:-th-. 3 bedroom month. Asking price of home. Five bedrooms. garden shed, ~ paved :Rec room with wood from $46,000. Located in quiet area of home with~ '~attrectlve $74,500. town is this cozy family large lot. Many 'qUality parking, assumable heater. Wrap.around financing .'and much sundeck. 24x32 barn. --Mountainvlsta Drlv'e, home 4 bedrooms, luxury features. At- --Loen Ave. Live in 4 large lots. Paved .fireplace, deck. The tractive Im'ge kitchen. more for an .asking price With loft. Chicken coop, .of S46,0oo. : main house and have fenced, 5 acres. Vendor street, underground landscaping and effort Brick exterior. MLS. the income from' two may provide some services. Ready for you that has gone into this Asking $59,900. rentals. Main home 1553 to build. Priced from properly is gorgeous. (\ - secondary financing. sq. ft. Full basement, - Priced at S120,000. $27,000. .Wide variety of flowers, - .... Cute end Cozy ....five- bedrooms;-sauna, ...... -- -shurbs and- trees:or;- ...... : .1 . A-perfe~:tstarter-home rec room. Two smaller --Dairy Ave: 78x127 lot/ namental and fruit. Lol~..Front Cottages In town. ideal for --Firecreek Rd. Brand rentals bring In $400. a Level and treed. Quiet Large gardens-area, If you want an at. working couple or new I~0 sq. ft. full month. 144x1221ot which area. Asking price of . workshoP. Asking tractive waterfront someone lust starting could 'be sub-divided, basement home. Three I $21,000. S79,S00.... setting and a com. out.. Features 2 " - • " " -1-'000 bedrooms' Master with t-acKage price ~ u.% . _ .. ;"_ .... - fortoble c0~tage~.on • bedr0c~InS,:. ::Mlredlye ...... enSUITe.Large rec room- with fireplace. Sundeck, .... budget these pr0F~rtlea . l.lv!~r~':/fl~ish~ In carport. -Two acres. • " should be vlewed..One cedar,- end :: cedar "- M~lle on a Lot ,Family Slmclat " flrepleco.. Vendor may Lots of Lots : Priced at $90,000." 12x50Monarchsltuated :Comfortable 3 bedro~ at S30,000 and one at We have a good S,17,500 : with' $23,000: :c0nsld~r.carry!ng some selection of lots end s on .~ of an ecre. Yardis , . home onlergo lot;. Yard eslumable: at " 15 per 'of -the flhen(:Ing at acreages both In and out f~nced and-l~'ndseaPnd - Is nlcely-, landscaped .::cent. :malon~ble rate. A~klng 1 ' ~ .~4,~00.: .... " Reduced to $,~,000 Is also 12x38 *attached. wlfll.garck|n':area:.aed. - ...-: . -.. of town. Cell and ask for - this lovely mobile home fruit trees. Enclosed l l " ~ ~ ~ I ~ " : l I " -- mor~ Information. with large, addition garage.. Priced at work shoo may-appeal ' ' ' " " " I • I providing over 1200 sq. ~ $39,000. ' to the handyman. Only Reduced to Sell on ~ h~h Excellent buy Is this • 5 ft. of living ~area. 3-1 S64,500. i Just reduced by $L000 Is bedroom full bammen~ bedrooms, family room - Located:: at the end- of home at 4720 Straume with flrreplece, , • this lovely ranch style. qulet street, is thls at. Ave. Attractive layout Ilvlngroum plus" large Approx..15 acres•onlY-a • ~home located In country." tractlve~.cedar home. with central kitchen, workshop 22x32:. few milee nerlh6f lawn, Just Usted settlng.i:" 0nly:. s miles .Some features In'clude open beam and .wood. cement flo6r, wired, • year round creek, trees, _ Attractive 3 bedroom northof, town on i/= acre. :~ 4': bedrooms, " full features very well "insulated, heated. This meadoW, older home, townhoose, features full 5/ bedrooms/ large baNment; sundeck, melntalned. Great home is situated on a .~smsll cabin,-Ideal basement, IVa baths and spa clous llvlngroom and beautifully landscaped ..- lOcatlon for resale and large, nicely landscaped property for smell haloony:--Beat the high _country .kitchen, yard'with garden.'Frult " rent own your own • conVenience. Can't' l~t' and fenced corner lot farm. Asking $53,000 or flreplace, ensulte. Now trees, . greenhouse.. this buy at S63,000, near goffcourse .... " will Consider trade.""::" home, Just $39,500. listed 'at Lg6;000; ": Asl(i'ng:!~;S00.- ; : .-: : - L. " :

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