"! ?:'. ~7["I~IA b L[~,RAR~ :'Aal, i:A:.~g,~ r BI.D3S 'I r CTOR~,~ B C Candidates ready for polls Saturday Aldermanic race By Donna Vallieres Herald Staff Wdter There are seven can- didates for three seats on

:2 Terrace municipal council.

Aldermanic candidates are Gerry Duffus, Helmut Giesbreeht, John MacCormac,Doug Mumford, Lifly Neilsen, Alan Soutar and Jack Talstra.

Giesbreeht, a teacher, and Talstra, a lawyer, are incumhant aldermen with two years ex- Ml~rience on council, while 1 umford, a security Gerry Duffus Helmut 6iesbrecht John MacCormac Doug Mumford guard is an incumbant Manager Teacher Lily Neilsen Alan Soutar Jack Talstra Painter Correctional Officer with •five months ex- Domestic Engineer "Do not loose your "Solutions usually have "We need a dedicated "Continue the fight." perience on council. Architect Lawyer vision." "Understand past "A bit of a Struggle." "A good sense of a financial base." community." mistakes." They are challenged by humor." A former alderman on Giesbrecht, an in- MacCormac promised There is a lack of Gerry Duffus, a Neflsen said she has Scutar, chairman of the "We've got to settle Terrace council, Duffus eumbant is offering his to try to correct the "lack overall development in manager, John Mac-. said he is approaching been seeing things library board, wants to down," Talstra said, and experience as an of. communication bet- town, no master plan for Cormac, a painter, LLqy happen in Terrace for the get on council to ensure establish some stability municipal council with a alderman on council for ween municipal govern- zoning, an unresolved Nielsen, a domestic "renewed enthusiasm." the past two years. past two ~.esrs that she at Terrace gets the kind to council. ment and provincial conflict between Terrace engineer, and Alan does not like. of library we need. An ineumbant, Talstra "In order to meet the government." and Thornhiil and a Soutar, an architect. • Most important to a Although the library has been working on the costs necessary to satisfy rivair~, between Terrace Warehouses in expansion is his main industrial development municipal council is the needs of the com- • He spoke out against and Kitlmat, according to maintaing people ser- f Isst~esocased appear to be- residential areas, im- goal, Soutar believes committee oneaunclland munity in services, we the provincial plan to Mumford. on basic con- proper dust control, spot council must establish believes that Terrace vices, such as paving, must continue to make phase out Skeenaview An incumbant alder- cerns, such as rezoning and en- sewage, drainage, water better use of tax dollars;" itself as a regional centre must start working Lodge and stated that man with five months development, rezoning, coui'nging "big business' and should benefit from toward developing as .a systems, policing and he said.."We may then council must take more experience, Mumford public works, and the to the detrement of the firefighting, Duffus said. free more funds for our the development of the regional centre. interest in senior lashed out at council for future of Terrace. taxpayer are some of entire region. A new zoning plan is essential services." government planning it's "high-handed these things. needed for Terrace, "I'm against Spending must - be within Terrace. manner" when dealing recreation being run by Elections will be held "My aspirations relate Taistra said• controlled, up to date with community groups this Saturday at Clarence "This town has been to projects and to steps "I would like to see a remote control," he policies and procedures Creation of a per- and individuals. stated, and promised that Michael school to running backwards," she ahead," he said. 'Tin real effort in town prepared and industrial manent job base, getting Mumferdh promised to determine who will hold said, promising that she firmly convinced my anning," he said. "Not council would meet and development planned the best deal for Terrace assist everyone in ~! discuss recreation issues the aldermanic seats on would look after "all the being on council would ig stuff, just some along with Kitimat and and maintaining services Terrace reach their goals next year's council. little things." help the library be built." basics." with the recreation the regional district, already in the community and encourage industry commission. Giesbreeht said. to develop here. ! ere other ...... concerns. [ .... lil I II H Terrace School Board O • Elaine Johnson Lorna Romilly Johnson feels it is Romilly is concerned important to have local about the lack of corn- I I control over education, a munieation between the function which is school board and parents, I I MI I I 1 ~d~ .ed by school the school board and staff THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 1977 20C VO U E 71 • and within the school I ...... :,: .~An:(ineumbant ~llltt~._ ~.b~a.rd.. School Board Johnson said it is also :~l~e :' d~cribed the

and '- important for parents to school board as a Regional District have input into their "hierarchlal structure" Two seats are up for children's education, and responsible for the this can be done through "general apathy grabs on the Terrace surrounding education." Regional District school beard this term, the school board. and three contenders are "I think the tax..pa~er is Parents should be vying for them. burdened already, she encouraged to work with Jack Cook, incumbant said when speaking of the teachers and get involved thrustee and chairman of high cost of education. with their children's the beard, Elaine "The board has got to education through the Johnson, incumhant, and spend as effectively as formation of parents Elaine Johnson possible." advisory committees Lorna Romiily newcomer Lorna Romiily Homemaker Administrator Jack Cook which would make are the three candidates. recommendations to the "The best education "Lack of com- Major topics in the Manager possible." munication." school board elections "Take a long hard look schools board. are the quality of at education." education in the district and what taxpayers could Cook, an incumbant expect in terms of in- trustee and chairman of creases in costs. the school'board, said Cook is a store trustees are going to have manager, Johnson is a to carefully watch the homemaker, and Romiily finances of the district. SPEC stall st;ill is an administrator. After many years of Our apologies to Jack Cook whose picture is not more and more teachers included in the lln~up. and organizing the up in the air Regional District district, Cook feels it is by Ann Dmsmuir part of the mail used for In other business, Kitimat-Stikine time to improve the Herald Staff WHter displays. These areas are council approved a by- Regional District elec- quality of education in the Kitimat District private property paid for law which will change the tions will be highlighted district. Council willmeetwiththe and maintained by the term of office for this year by the election Cook believes his long City Centre Merchants' tenants. November 1979 election Alice Chen-Wing Corby King Allan MeCo, of a director from elec- experience on the board Association and a According to the to one year instead of Homemaker Manager Notary Public toral area C, one of the will continue to be representative for the district's agreement with two. "People centred "More avenues for "A very important largest areas within the helpful, landlord, Lehndorff the landlaord, the public This will make the planning." local imput." level." district encompassing the Property Management has a right of access to entire council ac- population from Ne"" Ltd. to discuss public use the malluntil 9 p.m. week countable to the elec- Cedervale to Lava Lake of the City Centre Mall. days and 6 p.m. Sundays rotate every two years, to Kitimat Village to The decision was because the mall covers a beginning in 1980. ~"hen-Wing said he is King is concerned that Municipal, provincial Hartley Bay, including T tourist sparked by a request for city sidewalk and sewer. The by-law will he concerned about the many areas in area C are and federal governments the area around Terrace clarification of the The district, however adopted after discussion small amount of in- not getting enough have overlapping func- and Thornhill. public's right of access to controls only the area, with the school board and formation people get representation at the tions, McCallsaid, but the The director's seat was the regional s~are8 the mail and use of spsce about six feet in width, regional district council about regional level, regional district is very vacated by John Sarich, inside for displays by occuppiedby the original which at present hold district. He is also concerned important right now. current director who "People don't even with, the welfare of the VICTORIA (CP) -- SPEC member Susan sidewalk• elections on the same entire northern region One of his concerns is decided against running. Travel Industry Minister Rotmiller. Council seemed ready date as Kithnat know it's there," she Instead candidates Grace McCarthy has The Scientific Pollution to wash its hands of the Municipal council. said. which is relevant to all that Lakelse Lake remain. Alice Chen-Wing, a launched another and Environmental problem until alderman The change to be- Area C is a very diverse areas within the district, a recreational area. homemaker, Corby King, campaign to attract Control Society (SPEC) Lee Ellis spoke up on ennual electiions will area, Chen-Wing stated, a store manager and tourists from the United was refused permission behalf of SPEC. save the municipality with some particular "I want to share with "We don't want to turn' Allan "Bud" McColi, a States to British to operate an information Ellis said that she could appriximately $2,750 in concerns such as fire people the responsibility it into another Thor- notary public are trying Columbia--this time booth on the Mall not "support the met- election expenses in odd protection at Spring of making decisions," he nhill." he said. for election. using the lower Canadian November 5 by the chants' position in numbered years when Creek and the concern of said, "but you have to All three, expressed dollar as the lure. association on the dlscriminatmg against a council does not run for !.!i the people of Kitimaat have facts and in- "i want to find out what concern over the fact the McCarthy saRi in a' grounds that the society particular ~roup." office. The change may Village about an off port. formation." their functions are and regional board is a news release Wednesday was politically oriented. "There is mass con- also ~enerate more P; i In planning, decisions He stated he planned to relate that to the people powerful body but one that the service in- Rotmiller painted out fusion in town over the public interest in elec- i!: should be made with keep in close contact with who pay the bill," McCoil that is little known to the dastries will be asked to that in the view of most mall and council is partly tions and counter the people in mind the people of area C. concluded, electors. ?i place a red, white and Kitimat residents, the responsible because it trend poor voter turn-out blue sticker in their n~allfuncttious as a town has refused to negotiate shown since 1973. windows which reads: square where people can the problem of public Less than 50 per cent of Friendship Exchange, meet and exchange access," Ellis said• eligible votershave gone We Guarantee Your U.S. opinions and information. She recommended that to the polls in the last four Dollar is worth $I.I0 in She said SPEC had council disucss the elections. In 1976only43 -.:.~ Dipth ri " Canada. been discriminated problem with the mer- per cent of 4751 electors I e a m local throats "When they see that against by the asssciatiun chants' association nd bothered to vote. sign, they will know they and was denies equality possibly renegotiate the In other business, Cloudy with a few The Skeena Health Unit mild illness. The Health own and their children's snow flurries, are in the right place, in with other service groups district's aggreement council approved the would like to draw the Unit would like to remind immunications. The the right town, at the such as the Cancer with the landlord, appointment of Mark clearing towards the attention of the public to the public that Diptheria Health Unit will be of end of the day. The right time and at the right Society and Tamatik, a "The leases in not set in Anthonly Fell as recent isolations of the can be a serious illness assistance in this matter price." Kitimat women's group, concrete like the ten treasurerk-coilector for high today will be Diptheria organism in and proper and up to date and will arrange times zero, the overnight She did not nay what who werePemitted to use commandments," Ellis the district of Kitimat. several childrens' throats immunization is the only for immunization to suit would happen to the the mail on Organization said. Ursula Louise Pritchard low, -7 degrees and in the Terrace area. real protection against each individual. the outlook for stickers if the Canadian Day, Nov. 5. Her motioncarried and was also approved as this disease. dollar falls below the I0- Mayor George Them a meeting will be deputy treasurer- tomorrow is clear In one or two cases this We therefore request Please telephone 635- and cold. cent level or rises above said that the district had arranged to discuss the collector and license has been associated with parents to review their 6307. it. no jurisdiction over the probl~ inspector. !

PAGE 2, THE HERALD, ThursdaY,, November 17, 1977 Reserves worth a pipeline! Gov't should work to promote culture FORT ST. JOHN, B.C. A Westcoast north of here, to ~oin (CP) - The extent• of Okesman said later that existing Westcoast lines CALGARY(CP) -- To country, Canada would be added to regular the colleges. contact with ethnic natural gas reserves in difference is 80 kilometres to the bring the French culture be more secure." vocational and technical A brief from the Sir groups other than their northeastern British primarily because the south. The line would and language to the rest The local council of courses at the colleges Alexander of Tunis own. Columbia was the major company depends on well deliver 61.5 million cubic of Canada, the federal women supported his and that Canadian Branch No. 2 of the Ar- topic Wednesday at a data for its figures,while feet of natural gas a day. government should sub- proposal, telling the publishers examine ways my, Navy and Air Force National Energy Board others do more geological The hearing continues. sidize and assist in hearing that such an ex- in which they might be Veterans in Canada, told The organization also hearing into Westcoast and seismic examination. organizing enclaves of change was necessary to able to publish more the task force all called for an updated Transmission Co. Ltd. BP Canada Ltd., French culture and improve understanding material of relevance to Canadians should make constitution. proposals for two another intervener in the language in major of Canada's diversity, its pipelines and a natural roposal, agreed that RCMP English-Canadian problems and strengths. gas processing plant. estcoast's estimate was communities, the Task The council said the Westcoast's application conservative. spy on Force on National Unity threat to national unity said anticipatedreserves The proposed pipeline was told today. by Quebec's possible for the Grizzly-Bull would connect with In a brief, Cleo secession forces every Moose-Sukunka area, Westcoast's main line to Trudeau Mowers, editor-publisher Canadian to examine his of the Lethbridge Herald, south of Dawson Creek, southern B.C. at the TORONTO (CP) -- The conscience and decide on B.C., is 811.9 billion cubic roposed gas plant near said such a program his own feelings regar- Globe and Mail says an would act as an in- feet. etwynd, 85 kilometres RCMP file cede-named ding a united Canada. Quasar Petroleum Ltd., west of Dawson Creek. vestment in preserving It said a national Operation Featherhed Canada and provide FOR an intervener in the The line would deliver contains personal details referendum should be opesal, told the inquiry about 265 million cubic English-speaking held after there has been g of the life of Prime children an opportunity at p/oven, probable and feet of natural gas a day. Minister Trudeau and some public education. possible reserves in the A second pipeline to be immersed in the "The. resl~onsibility for that copies have been French milieu. area were closer to 1.1 would bring gas from obtained hy persons who this education should J~e trillion cubic feet. three pools, 16 kilometres A copy of the brief was shared by_ the Ap- SOUND are trying to sell it in the released in advance of propriate education in. Toronto area for $100,000 delivery. stitutions, the churches, a copy. Mowers told the themedia and corporate In a report today, the hearing that the federal groups," it said. BNA Act newspaper quotes un- government should COMBAT PREJUDICE STABLE & named sources as saying sponsor a provision of "We feel strongly that the file on Trudeau physical facilities and this referendum must be out of date contains aspects of his organizations to allow held in a climate of life other than his trip to each Canadian citizen be- mutual understanding CALGARY (CP) --The Canada today result from the Soviet Union in 1952 British North America "the inherent and basic tween the ages of 18 and and respect rather than ACCESSIBLE which it says would have 25 years to spend at least Act, Canada's con- weakness of the feder- been reason to start a file one of prejudice." stitution, is an outmoded ation." two weeks in each of Patrieia Racine, a on the prime minister. Canada's six regions. document and both the Meanwhile, history instructor at fetieral and provincial The granting of more "Some relatively minor Mount Royal College-- powers to the central Progressive Con- effects are being made on LOCAL GOVERNMENT governments must begin servative MP Tom the site of the hearings-- to resolve the con- government would work this theme now," Mowers told the task force that all to reduce the time Cossitt said in an in. said. "What is proposed stitutional questions, the terview from Brockville Canadian governments Task Force on National wasting and "endless is a massive project, must give comideration series of games between the Featherbed file which would eventually Unity was told today. reveals that foreign to recommendations in ON NOV. 19th. the different provincial gcauarantee that every the Symon Report which politicians" and federal agents have infiltrated nadian would know his In a brief to the task the security service of the recommended commu- force, the Alberta Union politiciaus, it said. country. nity colleges implement of Provincial Employees RCMP. "If the student in Trois Canadian studies as part BE-ELECT said it is bad for Canada "What powers should He would not say what Rivieres (Qua.,) had seen of their programs. as a nation to have a be granted to the nation country was involved. the Rocky Mountains and The study, written in procession of political could be the subject of Cossitt would not the Calgary student had 1975 by T.H.B. Symons, power plays continually endless debate," the confirm nor deny that the roamed the Gaspe and also recommended that TALSTRA, JACK X occupying the centre of union said. Featherbed file contained knew it as part of his Canadian studies should the information on Trudeau national stage. "However, we do take but said there have been A copy of the brief was the position that the attempts from the released in advance. responsibility fo political level to destroy "It maywell be that the education and labor copies of the file that DOUGLAS MUMFORD, mandate for the writing relations should rest with have escaped the secu~ty of a constitutional Canada. That should of RCMP Ottawa he.d- document should be result in Canadians being quarters. Candidate For obtained from a able to move from prov- He said Featherbed referendum of all ince to province and not also- contains com- Canadians," the 35,000- f~el that they were prehensive files and Re-election as member union which strangers in their own personal data on jour- represents most of land." nalists in the Alberta's provincial civil It suggested the federal Parliamentary Press Alderman servants, said. bilingualism might be Gallery. BACKGROUND expanded to include all The MP said he does I consider myself fortunate in having a very wide background of ex. "Following such a not have a personal copy parlance In different fields from which I can draw In making Council referendum the detailsof Canadians, not just the federal civil servants. of the Featherbed file but decisions. the document could be said his sources, in- I have been a resident of Terrace for five years. I am married with four hammered out by the Canadians in all children, one of whom is married. I live at 4807 Davis Avenue. I was born provinces should be cluding a high-ranking politicians. RCMP official, have told In England and served In the British Army as a regular soldier. I am a encouraged, through low- qualified psychiatric and general nurse and worked six years In this field "Here we perhaps may cost courses, to improve him that Toronto jour- nalists are being offered In Australia for the corrections department In maximum security In. parody a well-known their lansuage skills, it stitutlons. statement and say said, adding that Ottawa the $100,000 copy. Solicitor-General My wife and I arrived In Canada, In 1966, after which I worked as a Canada's constitution is should have the corrections officer and counsellor at the Honey Correctional Institute. too important to be left to responsibility to bring Francis Fox confirmed the existence of During this time I received a degree In 5oclology and Psy~olugy from the politicians." . . . French-language i U.B.C. In 1969 my wife and I moved to Kltlmet and opened the Kltlmat Featherbed in the House In attracting new businesses and Industry. I have several Ideas of the The union told the ruSK struction into the school Foster Home. Atthe same time I worked for Eurocan Pulp and Paper as type of Industry which could operate successfully In Terrace and greatly force, which was system and cover pre- of Commons Wednesday a senior supervisor. In 1973 we moved to Terrace and purchased the but said the sensitive Increase our employment opportunltlee and fax base. For Instance, a established by the federal schoolers through to Terrace Bowling Lanes which we still own andoperate. We are also past plywood, veneer or chlpboerd mill; an aluminum fabricating, finished government in July, that Grade 12 students. nature of the operation owners of Chris's Janitor Service. I am presently employed by the At. prevented its release. furniture, metal assembly, brick making, or largo printing plant; it did not accept torney General's Department as a correchonal officer at the Terrace agriculture based operetlens such as pig raising or food packaging, which arguments that those who Correctional Centre. would In turn stimulate the Intensive use of our agricultural land now FOR PRIVATE USE OR BUSINESS Recreation has always been Important In my family. I am a A/taster drafted the act in the mid- AUTOVEST occupied by one horse or goat. The tourist Industry presents many oiD- 1860s did not visualize a five pin bowling Instructor and have ranked In the top ten of the B.C. pertunltles. Before you buy, Investigate the advantages of this rent. Master Bowling Association for the past five or so years. My wife Is also world of aircraft and to-own plan. All monies paid apply to purchase. Why Terrace must encourage tourists to give us more than a passing glance. modern communications a reoognlzed five pin bawling coach and we Instruct over 300 young people Ferry island could be developed through a non.profit organization at no fie up your cash or borrowing power, lit and last per weak. I used to Instruct In chess In England and Australia and atone and problems associated months rent and drive away. cost. The approxlmatoly 140 acres could be developed Into overnight time was the third ranking chess player In the State of Victoria, campsites for motor homes and trailers, a recreational park, a picnic with such matters. Australia. INCLUDE FORMULA EXAMPLES site, and winter skhdco trails. Based on 36 month lease CONCERNS Our R.C.M.P. facllltlee need to be enlarged and Improved so that they "We do, however, I would like to go over some of my concerns which lead me to come (accept) that Canada as a 78 F 250 pickup can grow as required. The deplorable state of the cells must be Ira- 78 Econoline Van 78 C 100 Chev pu forward last March to serve as Alderman. First and foremost lithe lack proved. federation or union $148.00 per month $136.00 per month $129.00 per month of overall development In the Terrace area and the complete absence of should have a made-in- lease end price lease end price The meior plank In my platform Is my attitude to the role of alderman. lease end price any long-range plan to encourage development. I am also concerned I feel that it Ismy duty as an alderman to listen and consider the vlewsof Canada constitutional $2,175.00 $1,975.00 Sl,875.00 about the unresolved Terrace.Thornhlll amalgamation Issue and the or simply return or simply return all Individuals, clubs, minority groups, pressure groups, friends, non- document that embodies or simply return rivalry which exists with our nearest nelghbour, Kltlmat. I am con. friends, delegations, or whatever, which approach me with a problem or an amending formula," it 78 Camaro HT 78 Zephyr Sedan 78 Dodge Van corned that there seems to be no rhyme or reason to the paving and a proposal, and I believe that it is my [ob to help them achieve their goals said. The BNA Act, $139.00 per month $124.00 per month $129.00 per month sewerage progress. I am concerned with the poor public relations which where those goals do not conflict with the rights of other citizens. If that proclaimed on July 1, lease end price lease end price lease end price exist between the Council and other bodies, such as the Recreation Is called "pulling strings" I am proud to be called a "string puller". 1867, is an act of the I $2,025.00 S1,S25.00 S1,875.00 Commission, the Library Board, and the Curling Club. Above all, I am One specific reason why I would like to be returned as an alderman Is to British Parliament and for simply return !or simply relurn I or simply return! vitally concerned wtth the high.headed manner which Council too often continue the fight for the re.zoning of the 4700 block, Lazetle Avenue. I adopts In dealing with citizen complaints and delegations. any changes must be ap- 78 Fiesta 3 dr. 78 F150 4 x 4 78 aids Cutlass still maintain that the public hearing which the property owners have proved by that body. PLATFORM asked for several times,and which I have argued In favour of, should be $99.00 por month $155.00 per month $139.00 per month I would now like to outline my elechon platform and describe how I "With such a lease end price lease end price lease end price held. This would give all citizens of Terrace an oppertunlty to give their document, amendments would work with other Council members to go about salving the problems views for or against and Council could proceed considering the views 151400.00 $2,275.00 $2,025.00 I have mentioned. could be made to embody or simply return or simply return or simply return expressed. I feel that the citizens of Terrace should never be denied a changes wrought by time First, I think that a long range development plan should be prepared chance to express their views. On the contrary, they should be glvon which would Include future Industrial sites, residential sites, and every chance to give Input to as many decisions as possible. Aldermen and social pressures," FOR FURTHER INFORMATION recreational sltea. If Terrace Is to growto 20,000we would have no Idea of the union said. "The are elected by the citizens of the community and should be guided by CALL LARRY HAYES- RICHARDS where to grow. Of course, the preparation of this development plan must them. A public heating Is the best way for the general public to present constitutional document, Includ~ representatives from Thornhlll. The cleslgnatlon of areas for in eur view, should COLLECT 987-7111 their wlshea to Council and this Is the forum which should be used. Industr~lal development would make us more attraotlve to Industry. In RECORD strengthen Canada, the BELMONT LEASING LTD. fact, ~losor co-operetlen between Terrace and Thornhlll must be nation." 1160MARINE DRIVE I am proud of my 5 month record as a Council member. I have worked achieved In many areas, such as sharing recreational facilities. I would very herd to learn the system and procedures of municipal government It said many of the NORTH VANCOUVER, B.C.D.0GITPA like to sea a survey taking of all residents In Terrace and Thornhlll 1o get I and feel that I am now In a position to give much more Input. I have ~roblems exhibited in their views on amalgamation. If we don't go for amalgamation, then at served on the Flnmnce Committee, the Recreation Commission and as least better co-operation Is a must, and this doesn't cost much. Council represent~dlve to the Terrace Community Services. I have With regards to our municipally owned recreational facilities, I would supported all positive development proposals, and am pleased to say that work towards getting better service for less cost through better I took part In recommending the Library referendum, which I hope the management. I believe that recreational facilities which are owned by citizens of Terrace will support. I have been the liaison behveen Council New Business's non.profit organizations, such as the Curling Rink, should be assisted In and the Terrace Onmmunlty Correctional Centre for possible develop- their operations rather than follow the old concept of "taking over". If ment of Ferry Island as a recreational site. Not listed in our they lose money now, they would certainly lose more If operated by the Although not directly related to my Council actlvltlee, I am proud of my munlcipallty. The aesletence may not need to be a cut In taxes but could record as the first president of the Northward Bound Society last year. B.C. Tel Directory. be help In finding alternate uses to Increase the revenue of the facility, for The Soclsty took over operation of Weewanle Creek 22 miles down the example rental for summer recreational use. Kltlmat channel and opened It for the first time last summer as • camp |ARR DISTRIBUTORS LTD. -638-1761 Paving of our streets, sewerage, and drainage should proceed steadily for iuvenlles In conflict with the law. Reports since that time from In a logical order. I believe that a development map of priorities should probatlen officers Indicate that the camp was a successful operation. I ~R'S BOOKKEEPING & be drawn up showing the order in which areas will be worked on so a ACCOUNTI NG - 638-1761 am still a director of the Northward Bound Society end it Is still looking resident would have some Idea of when to expect his street to be paved. for contributions to enable It to operate again next summer, it means K & J AUTOMOTIVES - 638.6484 Top priority In paving should be given to the amount of use the street gets. that we are able to take core of our own young people, rather than having We're It Is obvious that Terrace and Kltlmat are closely dependent VILLAGE MEATS - 638-1765 to send them south. economically on each other. I believe that It Is In the Interests of both I made a statement earlier that I would not be running for re.electlen. TERRACE UIL BURNER SERVICES . 635-4227 communities to work closely together, co.operetlvety, In promoting the But I have changed my mind for several reasons. First my wife's sister Listed well.being of the north as a whole. I would work hard to develop closer and husband have arrived In Canada to help In operating the bowling BOOK NOOK - 635-3081 relations with Kltlmat. The understanding gained from working together lanes and we will be Installing a new pin-setting machine In November, so would assist each In handling Its own problems. We must realize that we ALL-WEST GLASS . 638-1166 my time has been free to allow me to serve again as Alderman. And Here! benefit from any Industrlah recreational, or medical facility gained by secondly, I am so concerned about some of the recommendations and Kltlmat, and vice versa Kltlmet gains from any facility we get. pellcles being adopted by Council. Personally, I feel that my Involvement Free. for ONE month courtesy of THE Terrace has suffered from the lack of diversification In Industrial In many aspects of life In many communities has taught me to make DAILY HERALD development. I believe It Is the duty of the Terrace Council to find, decisions. I still make mistakes and am not afraid to admit it. I stand by welcome and foster new Industries. We should not be trying to put ob. my Judgements but I can, when prove¢t wrong, admit It and change my stacles In the path of a developer but we should greet him warmly and view. I am vitally Interested In the development of the Terrace aria If you wish your Bvsh~css allow him to proceed with limited restrictions. At present It Is my opinion socially and economically. It Is my future and the future of my children that our rigid restrictive attitude Is forcing us out of the market for in. Phone listed for your (.l~slomers which I am trying to promote. In fact, I have no qualms In voting for lqeasc Call 635-6357 dustry. The long range development plan I mentioned earlier would help myself, and asking you to do likewise. I , I

THE HERALD, Thursday, November 17, 1971, PAGE 3 House of Commons Beached whale Miracle healthy Reporting in jeopardy again OTTAWA (CP) -- Commons does not mean Progressive Con- cartel, that he has no doesn't survive Ontario Chief Justice reporters have the right sewative MPs who doubt Parliament is the STEWART, B.C. (CP) The population of VICTORIA (CP) -- Oak Bay, a suburb of Gregory Evans was to pass that information sought a ruling on a supreme court of the land -- An animal believed to Stewart was out in force Medical tests show the Victoria, has given attacked Wednesday in on to the public outside federal cabinet order and that his judgment be a rare dolphin, which Tuesday night, battling a infant killer whale Sealand permission to the Commons for his the Commons. which prohibited "wasn't intended to be a beached itself on mud- constant snowfall to Miracle has successfully build a permanent pool Ontario Supreme Court Criticism came from discussion of a price- deliberation on the rights flats near this north create a small saltwater fought off all infection, for Miracle if it were jud~.ement purporting to John Diefenbaker (PC-- fixing uranium cartel the of Parliament." coastal British Columbia pool to contain the animal Angus Matthews, shown the whale was sub ilmlt the rights of MPs Prince Albert) who noted $overnment belonged to However, he said a community Tuesday, was and balk its attempts to Soaland of the Pacific ficiently recovered. and the press to report that Evans was newly- 'm the early 1970s. They ruling that excused found dead today. reach the beach. manager, said today. Parliament. elevated to the post of said it limited freedom of everyone from the ban Residents had kept The animal was Matthews said the Miracle was found this Evans later said in a chief justice and from speech and the right to made under the cabinet watch over the animal believed to have been whale's while cell blood summer near Campbell telephone interview that Stanley Knowles, New debate in Parliament. order would have meant but had to leave it stranded on the mud and count Monday was River suffering from a if MPs disagree with his Democratic House DISCUSSION ALLOWED anyone could bypass the unattended late Tuesday rocks at the head of the normal for a young killer gunshot wound, near ruling, made last week in leader, who said Evans is However, during the regulation. when the tide came in. Portland canal at low tide whale. starvation and a serious Toronto, the proper place not "as learned as we call court proceedings, the INVITES TEST Vancouver aquarium Tuesday morning. "We are very happy," infection. The whale was to challenge it m in the him." cabinet amended the He said if press rights director Murray Under instuctions from he said. not expected to live. courts. Evans was made chief regulation, permitting are seen to be jeopar- Newman said Tuesday the Vancouver aquarium, Under attack in the justice of Ontario Dec. 31. discussion of the cartel in dized, the press should the animal could be a volunteers rolled it into Commons was Evans's The controversial Canada but maintaining challenge his ruling in the Risso's or Grampus shallow water to prevent ruling that the right of ruling was part of a a ban on information courts also. dolphin. He said the internal damage. MPs to discuss infor- JthUdgment Evans made in about it leaving the During Commons Risso's dolphin is very mation inside thp. e case of six country. debate Justice Minister rare and only a few have been seen on the B.C. Bob Olnyk, of the B.C. Evans said in the in- Ran Basford said he highways department, terview that because of wanted more time to con- coast. Newman said Alan who spotted the whale the amendment "I sider the matter, but one early Tuesday, said it had Inquiry might thought this was a futile option might be for the Best, who has taken part in aquarium whale hunts, multiple lacerations and expedition at the end of Speaker to appeal the wounds of various kinds. it." But he wrote his ruling. and an assistant, Fraser call cabinet Heston, would fly to He said it was very sick judgment anyway after Sinclair Stever,s (PC-- and probably full of VANCOUVER (CP) -- Taylor said Wednesday said they York Simcoe) said a Stewart to attempt to Conservatives save the animal. peramtes. The royal commission the commission has not still wanted one. ruling is needed quickly Mayor Ian MacLeod probing British Columbia dismissed the possibility During debate in the and that the judgment As the two were bat- fling inclement weather said Tuesday the animal Railway affairsindicated that it will send in- Commons, MPs said the 'indicates an MP would appeared to be very llardworking, Wednesday it is leaving vitations and, possibly Evans judgment have to ask television to to reach this com- munity from Prince disoriented and kept on the doer open for the pos- summonses to m- challenges their tradi- cameras to stop coverage swimming into things. He sible summonsing of dividuals before the tional privileges and of the Commons if he Rupert, residents were securing the animal's said it was 10 feet long, provincial cabine commission files infrinl~es upon the wanted to mention in. between 800 and 1,000 ministers including Pre- recommendations with historical place of Par- formation that Evans body so that an autopsy exp trustee could be performed when pounds and was greyish- mier.Bill Bennett. the B.C. cabinet next liament as the supreme suggested should not be white in color. year. court of the land. conveyed outside the they arriv.ed. Commission counsel Askedwhether the open Commons Speaker House. Martin .Taylor said invitation refers to James Jerome, post- Vote for Wednesday that the current cabinet ministers pening a decision on what Knowles said Evans commission would like to including Premier Bill further action should be overstepped the line in hear from anyone-- Bennett, Taylor replied: taken, backed them up by suggesting limitations on Chicago', one of the famous tonsorial enterprises Elaine Johnson including politicians-- "An ybody" . .saying "there is no doubt reporting Parliament. in America, went up from 10 cents to 12 cents. who could help with its Transport Minister m my mind that-the task. Jack Davis, who in- privileges, rights and The commission's dicated earlier this year immunities of members terms of reference in- that his ministry would of this House are in the clude the study of current be filing a brief with the first place to be decided legislation affecting the commission, apparently by this House and not by railway and whether it has reversed himself. any other body." should be revised, and Taylor said Wednesday Evans later said his B.C. Rail's relationship to he doesn't believe Davis judgment only applied to the economic and social now will be presenting discussion of the uranium well-being of the material and a province, spokesman for Davis agreed. Kitimat Economic Develop- RCMP not ment Minister Don Phillips, the only cabinet Mayor abol~,t memberon theB.C. Rail sure • board, said in an in- terview Wednesday he gives told the commission in burning September that he did not MONT.REAr, (CP) -- A think it appropriate he award high ranking RCMP should appear because he Mayor Goerge Thom officer says he-"can't be will be responsible for presented a framed sure" that files burnt by deliberating on the certificate of recognition the RCMP last June did commission's recom- from Kitimat District not contain evidence mendations. Council to Klaus Kuschke about illegal activities "I will be central to the at the council meeting carried out by the force. process of applying the .monday evening. MORETHAH SEATS Chief Supt. Guy report and I couldn't be The certificate com- Marcoux was responding objective if I became a mended Kuschke, 67 to reports Wednesday rticipant," he said. Dunn Street, for saving that the RCMP destroyed e commission earlier the lifof 10-year old Chad documents here shortly this year issued in- Taskinen attacked bya before a federal royal dividual invitations to bear near his home commission was former B.C. Raft board October 6. established July 6 to members, including for- The Mayor said that investigate illegal ac- mer Social Credit only Kuschke's quick and tivities by the force. premier W. A. C. Bennett, courageious action in The reports said many who fried a written shooting the bear saved of the destroyed submission, and former the boy who suffered documents were less than NDP premier Dave severe scalp and ab- three years old and in- Barrett, who is preparing dominal wounds during cluded evidence of RCMP a written brief. the attack. wrongdoing. ~m~ mz~m,~j~m~n~J~y:mmlm~~~ "I think the fries were all criminal intelligence, ~CHRIS'S JANITOR SERVICE You probably think of an hard-working cargo hold. 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Canada s scheduled airlines will these days?" R X There aie many scheduled Because we, here in Canada, be there to provide you with a He said the fries did not tFOI DltZp ...... ~~~ 1~) l a r nes n Canada Among them were the first count~ in the sea! to somewhere for a fare belong to the force's top secret security service or ~ STEAM ,~ .~ they emn ov tens of thousands of world to institute an all-airmail- that s fair. You know you can fly, concern the 1972LibreAgenCedu ]~ CLE IH -.~~t~ I h gh y si~'i ed personne They delivery'service, you'll usually on short notice to the place you Quebec break-in. all live work in and coniribute to find air mail in the hold: birth want to go, for a cost-per-mile No fries have been W "LET SANTA , r~' :~ communities like yours throudh- announcements, wedding invita- that's among the lowest in the destroyed sinceSolicitor- ! PARKHIS SLEIGH ~i~L,,_.~ ~J out Canada w th tReir spending tions, wish-you-were-here cards world. That s because Canada s General Francis Fox power, their Municipal, Provi~al from Peggy's Cove and Perc& scheduled airlines are working ordered the practice ~ OH A CLEAN "~ ,=.,.,...,,4,c"~'~"'~' ~,.,~,,=, ,,~,,~o.*~v'~" ,~. _from ,-.Muskoka . and Moose Jaw hard to give. you more than j'ust halted when the CARPET" ~r r ll ~ l commission was royal / "~, from Hesolute Bay and Regina, seats to somewhere. We want to established, he added. AIRLINES SERVE INDUSTRY. from Winnipeg and Whitehorse, offer you the best service poss ble "To the best of my -- NOVEMBER t.111/ P The seat where you sit is only Vancouver and Victoria. You'll combined with the most recollection" most of the SPECIAL destroyed documents 1 /~ ~ part of the story. Below is the find accounts receivable invoices economical fare possible. dated back to 1966, Marcoux said. CHARGEX CANADA'S LEADING SCHEDULED AIRLINES "Most of the files that [~'~~i//,/ BEATTHE RUSH "g Air Canada. CP Air • Eastern Provincial Airways • Nordair Ltd, • Pacific Western Airlines ° Quebecair, Transair more than five years old, CALL NOW FOR l pealonce the processhas ofbeen ap- | exhausted," he said. F--nEEESTIMATES "But when you have a na- tional security file, 6688 sometimes you don't buru 636- it-you hang on to it for a longer period of time." m~.,w~m~om~.,g~~.~.,~ll i

PAGE 4, THE HERALD, Thursday, November 17, 1977 Study group looks at a cure for family ills dmly herald ByTONY other social problems Europe. only to government organizations could stacles in the way of - - TERRACE--General Office. 635-6357 Published by will certainly lessen if "Nowhere else on agencies, help in solving the families obtaining MacGREGOR "Professional family's problems, housing." Circulation • 635-6357 Sterling Publishers VICTORIA (CP)- not disappear," said the continent is there a Ross said the council Connie Hawley, similar organization agencies just can't do POLICIES A British Columbia CRITICIZED has no intention of dgroup is attempting to council co-ordinator. with a similar pur- it. They haven't the people. There isn't the Delegates were becoming just another o something about the Phil Ross, minister pose," said Mrs. social agency. divisive tensions and of the Esquimalt Hawley. money. The com- critical of shift work, PUBLISHER... W.R. (BILL) LOISELLE munity has to do its lack of part-time jobs "We want to find out strains experienced by United Church and She said that the first what's happening. EDITOR... JULIETTE PROOM many families in president of the conference attended share." for mothers, lack of He added that often daycare facilities, the Find out what the Published every weekday at 3212 Kalum St., Terrace, modern society. council, agreed. abel 200 delegates from social agencies are In a move which "We hope to be over B.C. sounded volunteers can offer policy of some com- B.C. A member of Varified Circulation. Authorized as the kind of support ~at panies to transfer em- doing and where second class mail. Registration number 1201, Postage may have profound tackling the root of like a cry for help. they're overlapping. effects on the prov- some of our social "Delegates ex- professionals can't ployees without taking paid In cash, return postage guaranteed, provide, "and besides, family need into ac- We want to be a ince's social problems, problems," he said, pressed a feeling of clearing house of ideas a group of religious "but the problems powerlessness," she i don't know whether count and government NOTE OF COPYRIGHT the responsibility for policies which make it and projects. We can and lay people have won't be solved this said. "They felt they perhaps find out about The Herald retains full, complete end sole copyright formed the British week or next. couldn't compete with solving problems difficult for families to should be taken away acquire homes. a program which is In any advertisement produced and-or any editorial or Columbia Council for "It's going to take all the forces their working in one area photographic content published In the Herald. the Family which has the sustainedefforts of children were exposed from volunteers. "Some delegates Perhaps communities wanted to know why and promote it, help it Reproduction Is not permitted without the written its genesis in a 1975 many groups and to--the media, the spread to other areas. permission of the Publisher. conference on family individuals before we education system, need the challenge." we couldn't settle on land and build our own "If in our first year problems. begin to solve the government policies of existence we can The provincial problems." and private industry. Mrs. Hawley said houses the way we used to," said Mrs. develop some government zs backing RECEIVES They felt their respon- that the conference on groundswell of positive the organization, pro- INQUIRIES sibilities are being the family passed 112 Hawley. "They felt that building . feeling towards the viding $46,000 for staff The council has been taken away from resolutions pointing family' along with two New kid fine, and offices for the receiving inquiries them." out areas where regulations, zoning laws and the dif- or ~ree programs, council. about its purposes and Ross said that governments, private that would be a real "Cure the problems functions from all over solving family industry, the media ficulties in obtaining but the family of the famil~ and our North America and problems can't be left and , social mortgages are oh- accomplishment." Sweet tonic is in question catches on TORONTO (CP) -- describing this as a By BRUCE LEVETT was summed up by Joe Canadian connoisseurs of ' 'trend in LONDON (CP) -- Gormley, head of the fine wines appear to have toward less alcoholic Britons generally h~',e miners' union who said, developed a taste for drinks. hailed the birth of "It's a hell of an inap- Dubonnet, much to the REGULATIONS VARY Princess Anne's son, but propriate time." sellers' delight. He said varying rules of there seems to be in- "They're making us all Invented in Paris in provincial liquor boards creasing concern about 1846 by Joseph Dubonnet, make marketing the high cost of main- a bit more bloody- minded." the aperitif is sold in generally difficult in taining the Royal Family. i, Canada through provin- Canada. However, in A newspaper which Two thirds of the cial liquor beards, not all some cases it is far from splashed news of the Queen's l~per-cent in- with the same rules for a problem. arrival of the new baby crease goes toward the distribution. "In Alberta, for on its front page carried wage bill for royal "Canada has 20 per example, Dubonnet is pictures inside of Prin- retainers at three major cent of the world's sales sold as a tonic, as it is in cess Margaret swimming households-- for Dubennet," said John parts of Europe and off a tropical island. Buckingham Palace, Watley, president of Africa," he said. Windsor Castle and ( Watley's Wines and "Doctors recommend it "Margaret is sunning it Holyrood House in Spirits Ltd. and Canadian to their patients as a pick- on the Caribbean island Edinburgh. representative of the meup." of Mustique where she is Paris-based House of "It is safe to say that staying with her young ANNE GETS MORE Dubennet. you can buy Dubennet in friend, Robby The increase, under the "This year we have any restaurant, bar or Llewellyn," says The civil list, also calls for the sold 200,-000 cases of the liquor store outlet Daily Mirror. equivalent of a $300,000 Dubonnet Rouge and anywhere in this huge increase for the Queen about 15,000 cases of the country." "Clearly, she knows Mother and $10,000 more new Dry Duboanet." Care de Paris Blanc de how to spend her &5,000 for Princess Anne, to give Dry Dubennet was Blancs was introduced to ($1O,000)-ayear pay rise her a total of $10O,000. launched province by the Canadian market from the British tax- province on the Canadian three years ago and is payer." The Queen's 18-per- i!il market in 1976 and was selling about 5,000 cases a cent increase brings her immediately accepted, year, Wafley said. annual expense Watley said. Watley said he is Traditionally, Britons @'; have looked to the Royal allowances to about $4 "There is no doubt that particularly pleased with Family for example million. there's a trend toward the Dry Dubannet, which he during hard times. For softer drinks,, par- helped develop for the North American market. instance, it was a matter Douglas Hoyle, Labor ~!,;~:.... ticularly by the young. of pride that the Royal MP for Nelson and Colne, ::.,S~r And when the young Blending and maturing Family remained in asked Prime Minister market makes something of the Dubannets are done the qn thing,' it reflects in oak vats at Thuir, in London throughout the James Callaghan Y9 Second World War, whether his 10-per-cent "You're the one who's a/ways saying you've got to spend money to make money• on the whole market." F rance' sweating out the blitz wage-increase guidelines The so-called district, where the with the common folk. are intended to apply d largest cellars in the across the public sector. especially on Canada's world are located. The. West Coast, is mixing largest blending vat has a GETS MORE MONEY "If so, why don't they Dubonnet with a soft capacity of about 250,000 Therefore, there was drink, Watley said, gauons. wide disappointment apply to the civil list, or is One little phone call saved face recently when the it a fact that there is one Queen's budget was in- law for the ordinary person and another for OTTAWA (CP) -- An frequent complaints complaints to an integral Better Business creased by 18 per cent, a Ottawa businessman about the franchise part of consumer-buying Bureaus, which Carnies inquiry boost equivalent to about the upper sectors of our society--particularly in saved himself $6,000 and across the United States. strategy. And it has originated in the U.S. in $1 million since 1975. The a lot of grief by matured-- it deals less the early 1900's, are Queen is geneally view of the distinguished outgrowths of the personage talking about telephoning the Better Edith Huggins, Ottawa with pe!~'hwucomplaints, regarded as one of the Business Bureau of Ot- bureau manager, says more complex philosophy that business told of tax leaks richest women in the the very large staffs of there have been lots of problems. can police itself, that it nationalized industries?" tawa-Hull before EDMONTON (CP) an April, 1972, agree- world. calls like this since the doesn't need the control -- Confidential tax proceeding on what 'Ottawa bureau opened 40 ment was aimed at. sounded like a sure-fire The largest category of of big government and informationwas fighting organized [ The Labor government Hoyle was referring to business windfall. years age. She recalls the prepurchase inquiries bureaucratic high cost released to police has ruled that wage in- Prince Philip, who has phoney directory invoices crime through income[ concerns home im- departments of consumer departments across tax prosecution but the [ creases generally should been outspoken in his which were really provements and con- affairs. Canada on anyone the be kept to an average 1o criticism of industrial To take advantage of solicitations and the agreement did not [ tractors, with 'BUSINESS CARES' department of national define organized [ per cent. Enforcing that over-staffing and ad- the substantial earnings woman whose fur coat "Business cares," said promised by the fran- solicitations, auto revenue wanted in- crime. licy brought vocating a nose-to-the- kept losing its hair. One repairs, roofing, paving Ms. Huggins, a free vestigated, a depart- ~ despread blackouts by grindstone approach to chise promoter, all he woman called to ask Bradshaw . agreed had to do was pay $6,000 and home maintenance enterprise advocate with ment official said with commission disgruntled power B r where she could get her next in order. strong views on.govern- Tuesday. workers. The police also problems. and start selling the female dog bred. counsel fan Baker, product. But the ment economm m- Maurice Bradshaw who suggested the threatened to strike terference. "Long before told the Laycraft before backing down and businessman was advised The latter was one of The old ~travellin.g department would Hoyle could take some the few instances when salesman sham is there was any concerted inqulr~, the practice of provide tax in - the firemen actually did solace, therefore, in the to deal with the fran- consumer movement, chiser at his own risk." the local bureau could not somewhat controlled by releasing tax in- formation to police on walk out, demanding 30- fact that--in this con- business was paying to formation on certain troversiai civil list table offer sound advice. provincial rules that anyone, regardless of percent wage increases. order itinerant sellers to help the consumer Canadians preceded a organizedcrime of increases--the Queen's It only took a couple of RULE CHANGED because bisunessmen The disappointment be bonded and registered. 1972 agreement bet- connections, if the husband got no boost phone calls to the Better Ms. Huggins, an em- knew it was good ween the department over the Queen's budget whatsoever, department believed Business Bureau in the ployee with the bureau However, Ms. Huggins business." and the RCMP, which that income was California city where the since 1962, has seen it cautioned that some of Business supports the formalized the earned from criminal business was based to change its role from a the oldest con ~ames still bureau because, in ad- procedure. activities. learn that there had been receiver of after-the-fact work on oceasmn. dition to direct services to The inquiry, headed He, said the 1972 firms, it's the frontline by Alberta Supreme agreement did not ~,~ public relations depart- Court Justice James interfere with the de- ment for the business H. Laycraft, was partment's liaison with Ads still detnean women community. called by Alberta other police forces, "The bureau take the Attorney-General Jim such as municipal TORONTO (CP)• " --"The study" -~i roup hedTM equalse( in advertisements, and as fire and steam out of the Foster last April to police departments, on women ana. aoverusin. ~ estau..visa r responsible, rnrosne.--ctive customers,, complaint vefore it builds examine the handling which meant tax in- by the Canadmn.Adverhsmg. Ao. 0 y not just used as decorative props; up into a critical of a 1975 investigation formation was for- tmaro says promems persist in auver- --Advertising for personal care sttuation," said Ms. of Royal American warded as a basis for tising, but with few notable exceptions .nroducts should emrnhamze" ....self. Huggius. Shows, a Florida- further investigation. it found little justification for "some of enhancement rather than the "man- The bureau protects based midway com- the sweeping indictments made of the trap" approach; companies against pany which operated in Prior to the adverhsm,, ' ' g Precess" . -- Commercials for household consumer cranks as prairie cities, agreement, Bradshaw There is' obviously" felt need on andthe cleanm' g p roducts and convenience much . as it protects Bradshaw, director testified, the depart- part of many .Canadlan' women, foods, rather than showing housewives,, consumersagianst of the department of ment had not always men as...... we., to see memsewes par- bein g ,, "h Y stericall Y im P ressed,. . • questionable business national revenue's been enthusiastic frayed m adverusm~ m a more should reflect priorities that eommde tactics, lts insistence that special investigations about information the realistic way," the smuy group sale l,n with the realities of today's world;" complainers write and branch in Ottawa, RCMP had given them its report, .presen.ted to theboards --Portrayals of working women sign complaints is a testified that the de- on specific individuals annummeeung wmcn negaTuesda'n Y. should not be limited to the traditional deterrent to idle trouble- partment was only because tax investiga- Co-chaired by Margaret Ha.miton, job categories-- nurses, teachers, makers. concerned with income tions often took a long ~ senior vice-presiuent ot Tnomson secretaries, models, etc., but should She said she would like. from illegal activities time to complete and Newspapers Ltd., and O. J. Reynolds, reflect the widening occupational to see some government on which tax could be the department did not company manager ,or consumer anu choices that now exist; assistance for her office. imposed. have_ enough people to corporate affairsatT. Eaton Co. Ltd., --Other members of the family It would enable her to He said it made little conduct them. the study group was made up of 20 men should sometimes be shown sharing in launch new programs difference to tax of- He said that by and women with differing backgrounds household tasks and the woman and hire staff. ficials whether the entering into the and attittsdes--academics, homemak- homemaker should sometimes be But government person to be in- agreement, the era, representatives from media, shown inher roles outside the home-- support would be a mixed vestigated was acting department would get 0191,' Ii,~lv*fl~lt PPnlI 5vnd,tn*a advertising agencies and advertisers, part or full-time worker or active in blessing. Although she's alone or was involved the increased staff MAKE RECOMMENDATIONS community affairs; desperate for money, she in organized crime. needed and also would "Grannie, your horoscope says be prepared for a Among the report's recom- --More women should be used in pre- is reluctant to accept the LIMITS UNDEFINED be able to see in- whirlwind romancel" mendations: recorded radio messages and in TV interference government The inquiry had telligence fries held by --Women should be depicted as ,, voice-overstt or annoancments; aid Would entail. earlier been told thnt the police. t

THE HERALD, Thursday, November 17, 1977, PAGE S Aggressive hockey played well Lions vs. Eskimos psychology

By SCOTT ABBOTT said Detroit coach Bobby Gilbert Perreault and Bill Collins had given the By JOHN SHORT because it enabled tackle consistency, has been modified cast protecting The Canadian Press Kromm. "When the score Danny Gate each seared Capitals their lead. EDMONTON (CP) -- Dave Fennell, the anchor sharp since Wilkinson a broken thumb on his When Ted Lindsay told was 6-1, they could have two goals for the Sabres Suggestions by head of Edmonton's front four, was forced out with an throwing hand. But it has those who were left of tried for more goals and in their victory at FIRES THREE coach Vic Rapp that to recover from a assortment of injuries not hampered his per- Detroit'shockey fans that forgotten about the Atlanta. Goalie Dan Dean Talafous scored British Columbia Lions nagging ankle injury. several games ago. formance and the thumb "aggressive hockey" was defenee. But they didn't." Bouchard of the Flames three goals and Pierre are decided underdogs Fennell said he could Lemmerman has been now is considered almost back in town for the for the Canadian Football have played in the semi- }laying recently with a fully healed. current National Hockey Bob Ritchie started the threemishandledofthe Buffalothe pUCkgoalsOn JarrYNorthsetStarsUP foUrdumpedas the League's Western final game, if necessary, l League season, most puck rolling for Detroit and thok the rap. Pittsburgh at Conference final here but he admits the ankle is thought he meant the Red with his second goal of Yvan Cournoyer, Dong Bloomington. Sunday are beiEn2 much better because of Wings would be getting the year at 13:03 of the Jarvis, Rejean Houle and Mike Fidler's power- disregarded by the extra week off. sticks and elbows up first period before Inge Steve Shutt scored for the play goal with 2:21 left to monton Eskimos. Things around the more readily. Hammarstrom tied it for Canadiens at Denver, play and stellar Eskimo camp are low- HELP WANTED While the Red Wings the Blues at 13:44. Andre where the Rockies got goaltending by Gary Edmonton head coach key but not dull. Camp- aren't afraid to mix it St. Laurent's second goal their goal from Paul Edwards gave the Barons Hugh Campbell said bell said he has no cur- with anybody, they of the season at 15:41 of Gardner, his 13th of the their tie at Los Angeles. Wednesday the team rent plans to use fleet- THE CANADIAN proved more than a the opening period season. The game at- Edwards turned in 47 knows better than to pay footedWaddell Smith as a ARMED FORCES match for St. Louis Blues proved to be the winner, tracted a crowd of 15,-206, saves against his former Rtention to Rapp's deep passreceiving oo Wednesday night on but the Red Wings also largest ever to watch a teammates while the suggestions. threat, but he did not rule out the possibility his the basis of their got Larsen's two and a hockey gumeinColorado. Barons had only 20 shots has openings for young Canadians who are firepower, erupting for a pair from Dale MeCourt Third-period I~oais by at Rogatien Vachon. After the rejuvenated plans would change. 10'1 victory m one of as well as single goals by Darryl Sittler, hm second Defenceman Randy Lions downed Winnipeg Rapp has made it clear interested in: seven games. A! McDonough, Bill of the game, Jack Munery, brother of Blue Bombers last he expects to see Smith in In other action, New Lochead, Nick Libett and Vaiiquetto and George Cleveland's Kris whose weel~end to win the the lineup. York Rangers downed Rick Bowness. Ferguson capped a five- rebound was popped suddendeath semi-final, Smith showed great Chicago Black Hawks S-2, goa! rally as the Maple home by Fidler, scored Rapp said he knows improvement following a - LEARNIN6 A TRADE Buffalo Sabres beat Coach Leo Boivin of the Leafs battled back from a an unassisted goal for Los Edmonton is a superior slow start at flanker after Atlanta Flames 6-2, Blues pulled starting two-goal deficit for their Angeles just 22 seconds football team and the George McGowan was Lions are hoping only to lost at mid-season due to Montreal Canadiens took netminder Eddie triumph over into the game. - EXOELLENT PAT Colorado Rockies 4-1, Johnston after Mc- Washington. Sittler In games tonight, New be respectable. a knee injury. McGowan Toronto Maple Leafs de- Donongh had made it 4-1 earned his 500th career York Islanders visit Campbell, who is back and will play, but OPPORTUNITIES feated Washington midway through the pointwith an assist on the Philadelphia Flyers, diagnosed Rapp's he does not match Smith Capitals 5-2, MinneSota second period,but suB first Toronto goal by Boston Brnins entertain comments as a ploy to as a deep threat. North Stars turned back stitute Ed Staniowski defenceman Ian Turn- Vancouver Canucks and make the Eskimos over- For Smith to play, Pittsburgh Penguins 7-4 faredno betteras the Red bull. Guy Charron and Toronto is at Buffalo. confident, said: "I think Campbell must juggle his - WORLD TRAVEL and Cleveland Barons Wings fired 39 shots at the we're too smart a football roster. He could replace tied Los Angeles Kings I- St. Louis net. • an import running back team to fall for that." with Canadian Angelo Rookie defenceman ENDS SCORING SLUMP The Lions defeated Santucci or, more likely, Reed Larson had two Rod Gilbert ended a 16- Edmonton twice in three could remove import A MILITARY CAREER COUNSELLOR meetings this season and defensive back Ed Jones WILL BE AVAILABLE TO ANSWER goals and two assists to game scoreless string at YOUR QUESTIONS IN TERRACE AT lead the Red Wings New York, netting his Edmonton's only vic- and replace him with THE CANADA /W~.NPOWER CENTRE tory-in the first game-- Canadian Dave Mon- FROM 9:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m. ON WED. against the Blues at first goal of the season to NESDAY NOVEMBER 23rcl. Detroit. ,It marked the spark a four-goai came when the Lions tagano. Sports were stalled at the one- Rapp also said he winners biggest of- Rangers rally that fensive output in three produced the victory over yard line as time ran out. expects veteran Tom seasons andleft a crowd Chica~o. Rookie Lucien Campbell recognized Wilkinson to start at of 10,274 cheering for Deblolsscored the winner C di that B.C.'s punt and quarterback, despite more. • at 2:41 of the final period ana an kickoff teams are superb, Wilkinson's injury- 'SHOWED POISE' after Gilbert's score Local so he has had the plagued season. Eskimos working on that However, Campbell said "This team showed brought New York intoa .1" THE poise and character," 2-2 lie. S birdie aspect for several days. Wednesday he plans to ABOtffYOU. N@,qED ater open with Bruce Lem- FENNELL BETTER merman. news The rest gave Ed- Lemmerman, often -=6 J Swimclub splashes [ places monton a big boost criticized for in- A small team of 23 CathyHighe in Holland LocalbyJulletteProom birdie bashers swimmers from the 2ndRunner up travelled to Prince Terrace Blueback Swim Rupert last weekend to Club placed 4th in team THE HAGUE, partake in the Annual aggregate points at the 13&14Boys Netherlands (Reuter) -- Badminton Tournament. Prince George annual Ty Martin David Santee of the Debbie Anderson was the Fail • Splash on the Winner United States was the top player from Terrace, weekend. There were 7 Bob Clarkson leader and Daniel Beland taking the Ladies Singles teams participating -- lst runner up of Montreal stood fifth title. Prince George, Ed- Trent Martin after compulsory figures Pat Kenny and Fran monton, Kitimat, Prince 2nd runner up in men's singles corn- Power also swung a pair Rupert, Vernon, Tasu petition today at the of pretty mean racquets andTerraee. Tracy MeFarland set a Ennie Challenge Cup to take the ladies doubles Individual ,', aggregate' new,:pool's'record in 25 figure skating meet. division, A flight. Pat awards were : ..... :.,;,metre breaststroke and Santee scored seven Kenny also paired up 8 and under Girls Ty Martin set a new pool ordinals--meaning all with Gord Clent to take Tracy McFarlane record in 100 metre seven judges placed him mixed doubles, A. flight. Winner breast stroke, first--and 32.24 points Fran Power took the while Fumio Igarashi of ladies singles title in B Japan was second with 14 flight. Doug Jenion was and 30.92. the runner up in B flight Lions coach fined Beland, the 1977 world menssingles.Aobout60 players from junior champion, had 37 Terrace, Kitimat, ordinals and 28.56 points. Smithers, Prince Rupert Third was Helmut and Stewartplayedinthe for criticisms KristoficsBinder two-day tournament at Austria with 29 and 29.04 the Prince Rupert Civic and fourth was Richard Centre. TORONTO (cP) - ticularly because of- Furrer of Switzerland Head coach Vic Rapp of ficials are forbidden by with 34 and 28.64. ulh0- British Columbia Lions regulations from vsinrhhdb6$s third figure has been fined $203 for responding to criticism today, a double loop, publicly criticizing the from anyone or from pulled him up to fifth officiating in a Canadian indulging in criticism place. Football League game on themselves of club Nov. 5, CFL commissiner personnel." "I was just seventh Jake Gaudaur announced Gaudaur said that films after the first two figures today, of the game showed but I finished third in the Gaudaur also an- Pilling's placement of the that pulled me nounced that field official ball was incorrect, lupoo.~' and Merv Pilling, the object Pilling was scheduled to Louise Segnin, coach of of Rann's criticism, will work in two Western the 17-year-old Beland, ..... r Conference playc said she feels he now can not receive any nwme games and was a eandi- win a bronze medal. assignments this season, date to work in the Grey Winnipeg Blue Bom- "This is reaaily a two- bers won the Nov. 5 game Cup championship in man competition between 31-21 over the Lions. Late Montreal. As a result of in the final quarter, the his misjudgment, Gau- Santee and the Japanese Lions gambled on third dam"said, Pilling will not boy. But the two skaters receive any further ahead of Daniel are weak down with a pass to Ai free skaters and he Charuk who appeared to assignments this catch the ball on the B.C. seaason, should be able to over- The commissioner take them." 51-yard line which would have been good for a first added that Pilling's Beland sounded un- down. mistake was one which worried about his ability could be prevented if the to move up in the stan- But Pilling, the head CFL had six on-field ~ng.."Th.e experience at linesman for the game, officials, as in the me ]umor worlds has ruled the play had ended National Football helped my confidence on the 49-yard line and League, instead of five. here," he said. B.C. lostpossession of the "On a field4,000 square Carolyn Skoozen of ball. Rapp's criticism of yards larger than the Windsor, Ont., who won the official's move American field,with two the junior women's title received prominent at- more players to watch, a this year, is the only tention in the press and tremendous burden is Canadian in the women's on radio, imposed on CFL officials competition which starts In announcing the fine, who have to exercise Thursday morning. Gaudaur said he tries to their judgment on 60 apply some tolerance pages of rules, on 24 play- Walk, jog, run, _~ when interpreting the era, who within two skate, ski, swim, rules which forbid public seconds of the snap of the paddle,pedal ,.. criticism of officials, ball can be spread out don't let life "but we have to draw the over an area of 2,000 to catchyou with line somewhere, par- 3,000 square yards." your head down. PAGE 6, THE HERALD, Thursday, November 17, 1977

Kermode Four Wheelers Nutrition classes will be held ESTIMATOR C~e 6' by 9' aluminum 41. MACHINERY Meetings 1st Wednesday of Nov. 9.16-23.30th In the St. SALESPERSONS storage shed set up with floor each month at 8 p.m. in the' Matthews Anglican Church REQUIRED FOR and shelving 5150 firm. FOR SALE " --" meeting room at the Sand• basement starting at 7:00 to' NORTHWEST Phone 635.7804 (p3.12) The Herald reserves the man Inn. For further In. 9. Everyone Iswelceme that THERM.ATTIC DDT was developed in 1939 by Swiss chemist Paul Muller. right to classify ads under formation phone 635.3442. WANTED: Wood chipper Is Interested in learning how INSULATORS LTD. Local grass fed beef raised for 0 to 12" lets, also high appropriate headings and to to prepare good nutritious without antibiotic hormone, speed Recover Planer. N~etlng. Terrace B.P.O.E. set rates therefore and to main cause meals with out Male or female. or chemical growth Write: D. Brubaker, determine page location. (Elks Lodge). First and using meat, plus how to Full time or part time. I...... stimulants. Phone 635.3380 Lasquetl Is., B.C. (c10-15) -: "~-- .. " o " .' -~'~-~ The Herald reserves the Third Thursday of month. make different breads and Ideally suited for ambitious (cS.15) right to revise, edit, classify O.O.R.P. (Ladles of the* salads. parsons who are seasonally or relect any advertisement Royal Purple) - Second and There is a registration fee employedand who wish to be 47, HOMES The sponge is the most primitive many-celled and to retain any answers Fourth Monday of Month. of $15.00. (nc4) productive in the off.season. FOR SALE: Must sell 1 animal. It eats, grows and reproduces, but has directed to the Herald Box dishwasher whlrlpoo FOR~,RENT no nerves and can't move from place to place. Reply Service, andto repay Weight Watchers meeting Order of the Royal Purple. Work your own hours, days deluxe, 1 electric range, the customer the sum paid held every Tuesday at 7 p.m. Novelty bake sale Saturday or evenings. Kenmore, Ceramic top, 40". HOMES FOR RENT: Small ' for the advertisement and at the Knox United Church Nov. 1910a.m. to 2 p.m. Elks Commissions based on sales. Phone 638.1896 after 6 p.m. two bedroom furnished home T----o--o--o~<~m<--°Am<' ~am~ box rental. Hall, 4907 Lazelle Avenue. Hall corner of Sparks and (cS.12) for rent $200 per month. Box replies on "Hold" Park. Donuts and coffee For interview call View at 4512 Lazelle Ave. Instructions not picked up The Terrace Church of God 50cents. (ctf.Nov.19) COLLECT, Lou Vannler or FOR SALE: Gold Nuggets within lOdays of expiry of an will host a weekend Revival Bill Smith at 627.7388, .ne o--,o. L00' ! advertisement will be the lath thru 20th of at 10c, 25c, 50¢. MIn. order BIG BAND DANCE PRINCE RUPERT. (cS-15) HOUSE FOR RENT: 3 destroyed unless malll.ng Novemberat 7:30 p.m. Billy $5.00. All orders C.O.D. instructions are received. J. Rayburn will be the guest Plan to attend. WANTED: Truck super- Complete satisfaction or bedroom home for sale with i As |OW as $200.00 you can buy a 14 wide i money refunded. fireplace and many extras. Those answering Box speaker. The Church Is Terrific Music. visor - to supervise the Win. W. Larkln Phone 635.4632 or 635.6565 i~ mobile home. furnished - set up and delivered, l| Numbers are requested net located at 3341 River Drive. Great Fun. maintenance and operation Canyon View (p2) to send Originals of For Information call Pastor Good Food. of fleet of trucks and mobile ! ! Placer Mines documents to avoid loss. R.L. White at 638-1561, Skeena Junior High Gym. equipment. Salary com- All claims of errors In Dec. 3 9 p.m. • 1 a.m. Rock Creek, B.C. FOR RENT: Furnished 2 j HURRY! i mensurate with experience. (c15-21) advertisements must be Skeena District Girl Guides Tickets Available: Please apply In writing to bedroom duplex at 3936 received by the publisher would like to announce the Terrace Sight & Sound Northland Navigation Box Mountaln View Ave. Phone ~ Phone Mr. George- collect 434-917~ ~ within 30 days after the first opening of a Land Ranger Uplands Grocery 241, Kltlmat, B.C. (c12ff) FOR SALE: Electrohome Skeana Estates 635.2577 I l publlcstlon. Company In the Thornhlll Table & Party Reservation stereo console In excellent (c1~c18c11-13c23-c25c16-18) ~k~o4mw~)~i.o~o.~i<~.o~m.o4~.~.o4 It is agreed by the ad. area. Girls between the ages Call Ted Gough HELP WANTED: condition. Phone 638•1640 vertlser requesting space of 14 and 10 who are In. 635-2428 BAN K OF MONTR EAL after 6 p.m. (c7.18) that the liability of the terested please call 635.3061 TERRACE, B.C. Herald In the event of failure or 630.1269 (ctf) Thornhlll Jr. Secondary Positions available: FOR SALE: Kenmore Do It Now to publish an advertisement Gymnastics Club is holding a • experienced teller sewing roaching $75. Phone or In the event of an error The I.O.F. regular meetings rummage sale and a bake . clerk-typist 635-5970 (c5.16) FOR RENT: 2 bedroom appearing In the ad. • 3rd Saturday of each month sale at the school on basement suite, fridge and vertlsement as pt/ollshed at the Slumber Lodge at 8 November 18, 1977 at 3.9 Offering good salary, ex- stove, carpeted throughout. Aluminum shall be limited to the p.m. p.m.. Featurleg homemade cellent benefits and pleasant SUNDANCE Phone 630.8422 (I)3-13) amount paid by the ad. bread. surroundings for further FAMILY TRAMPOLINES vertlser for only one In. A Tea and Bazaar will be Information :please contact 3 bedroom row housing correct Insertion for the held in St. Mathew's 14, BUSINESS Den Walker 638•1131 (c3.14 Your No. 1 Investment In suites. Full basement, 1V= Sheets portion of the advertising Ang!lcan Church Christmas c1-18 c1-19) year round fun & fitness for baths, ~/~ block from schools. 26" x 36" ,space occupied by the In. Bazaar. Sat. Nov. 26 at 2 PERSONAL the whole family. (Indoor 3 mln. walk from town. Suitable for families. $250 correct or omitted Item only, p.m. HELP WANTED: A preschool models are now per month. 6 months lease. and that there shall he no janitorial, maintenan¢ available.) The Ideal Xmas PIANO TUNING Apply suite 118, 3530 Kalum. liability to any event greater person is required for a local giftl 12 .hootsonll- 3.76 than the amount paid for The Canadian Calorie CALL 635-4080 (cff) Counters meet every department store. Ap. such advertising. RAY BYFIELD 5undance Trampolines are Tuesday 7 p.m. at the proximately 25 to 30 hours Advertisements must FOR APPOI NTMENT weatherproof, compact for KALUM GARDENS Thornhlll Elementary par week. Would suit semi. comply with the British (c8.14) storage, maintenance free & 3 bedroom apartment for THE DALLY HERALD School. New members retired person. Duties Columbia Human Rights Act fully guaranteed. rent, some with basement welcome from Terrace and would Include clearing which prohibits any ad• sidewalks of snow, mopplng and carport, private en. 3212 Kalum St, Terrace vertlslng that discriminates Thornhill. For further In- Webb Phone or write Sundence trance and patio. To view formation phone 635.5486 or floors, cleenlng windows and against any person because right away for free see full time caretaker at 635.7425. various ether duties. Please of his race, religion, sex, Refrigeration reply with name, address brochures. Apt. No.8 on Scoff Ave. east color, nationality, ancestry of Kalum or phone 6354841. Community Education and phone number to Box or place of origin, or because 4623 SOUCIE 635.2188 SUNDANCE TRAM• (ctf) Services requires Instructors 1168 Terrace Herald. (c10. his age Is between 44 and 18) POLINES years, unless the condition Is for a variety of programs Q 1358-SEYMOUR ST.683. FOR RENT: 2 bedroom, OLASSIFIEB DEADLINES Iustlfled by a bona fide starting In January. If in. new, basement suite for rent, forested In teaching a class Authorized GENERAL DUTY 4333 requirement for the work VANCOUVER, B.C. VBB 3P5 frldge and stove. Available please contact Frances Service Depot TECHNOLOGIST: One TUESDAY - MONDAY 1 p.m. Involved. I now. No pets, S185.00 per Long. School Board 635.4931. Repairs to Refrigerators general duty technologist Is required immediately for month. Phone 638-1786 (c3. Freezers, Washers, Dryers, 12) And Ranges full time temporary position WEDNESBAY - TUESDAY 1 p.m. PARENTS IN CRISIS 34, FOR RENT CHA'r£ANOOGA, Are you making your own (ctf) until at least January 31, Sterlng u s ers t . I 1978. Salary to be based on MISC, Tenn. tAP) -- Soul life and your children's Ceramics by Pearl THURSDAY - WEDNESDAY 1 p.m. miserable? Do you con- H.S.A. contract. Apply to singer Marvin Gaye Published at Terrace Workshop. Call 635-3854for i stantly yell at your children, Mrs. M. Sainls, Chief was under treatment B.C. 5 days a week further Information. Technologist, Mills for exhaustion or hit them, or find it hard to (ctf.feb14.78) FOR RENT FRIDAY- TNURSDAY ! p.m. control your angry feelings Memorial Hasp., Terrace, COMMERCIAL Tuesday and listed in Monday to Friday, at• B.C. or phone 635-2211. (c5- toward them? ABLE ELECTRIC LTD. STORAG~ SPACE stable condition in tornocns 15) P.I.C.'s goal Is to help you Refrlgeratlve Contracting Do you require extr~ hospital here. MONDAY- FRIDAY 1 p.m. PUBLISHER become the loving con- and household repairs. storage space? "He's been on the W.R. (Bill) Loiselle structive parent you really Phone 635.5876 or 638.1231. AVAILABLE road for three months NO REFUND ON OLASSIFIEDS want to be. (eft) 24. 'SITUATIONS IMMEDIATELY and he's just very All Inquires absolutely SUBSCRIPTION • Heated Premises tired," a hospital confidential. ABLE ELECTRIC LTD. WANTED ." spokesman said. RATES . Regularly patrolled Phone Mary or John 635.4419 Class A Electrical Con • Centrally located Effective October 1, Jane 638.8302. fracflng. Free Estimates. WANTED: To babysit In my REASONABLE RATES 1977 Phone 635-5876 or 638-1231. home Monday to Fridays. CALL 635-6357 (ctf) Phone 638.8380 (c3.16) For further details Single Copy 20c What's. Happening. in Monday to Friday VOTE Ask for BILL By Carrier ruth 3.00 Terrace BI.monthly meeting of Beta. By Carrier year 36.00 Omega Chapter of Beta By Nail 3 mth 12.00 Sigma Phi, are held at 8:00 HELP WANTED: Kldsll Corbin King By Mail 6 mth 22.00 p.m. 1st and 3rd Tuesdays of Ages 10.14 years. By Mail year 40.00 every month. Anyone In- Extra Xmas money, FOR SALE: Couch & chair, terested may phone Anne stringing popcorn and dining set, 6 chairs and 1 Senior Citizen year Twldle at 635.4694. rosehlps. Ask for Karon at leaf, 1 queen sized box spring WILL MIND CHILDREN In for 20.00 Wlnterland General Store and mattress and rollers, 3 my home by the day. Leon British Commonwealth and Rebecca Lodge . Meeting 3210 Kelum St. Terrace 635. drawer dresser. Phone 638- and Eby area. Phone 635. United States of America 1 every 2nd and 4th Wed. 4636 (c5.13) 8307 (c3-13) 2913. (c3-12) AREA C year 51.00. nesday of the month, 8:00 p.m. af various homes. Please support me in my programs for sustaining land use con- Box 399,Terrace, B.C. cepts, Improved coastal communications, fish rehabilitation V8G 2M9 B.P.O.E.. Regular bingo - Wednesday night at Elk's programs, wildlife management and other matters of prime im- Telephone: Hall. ~%~ ~'~:~ii~ ~i*~.~ ...... portance to the electors in this area. 112.604.635.6357 FINISH Skeena Health Unit . 321S HOME DELIVERY Eby Street, are having their Terrace & District Pre.Natal classes starting Thornhlll & District another 6 week course. Phone635.6357 - Baby Clinic every Tuesday PROGNAM$ starting at h30 p.m. QUEENSWAY -Thornhlll Baby Clinic every 2nd and 4th Friday at the Community Centre from 1:30 • 4:00 p.m. AREA • Adult Clinics. Men. Wed. & Frl., from 3:00. to 4:00 p.m. Golden Rule: Odd lobs for - V.D. Clinic - 3:00 p.m. every the Jobless. Phone 635.4535. Man. & Thurs. 3238 Kalum. (cff) Carriers for downtown Terrace Chess Club Is looking for new players. The Terrace Art Association Everybody, Including Is sponsoring a workshop on Daily Herald beginners, are welcome to colour and design, led by 2. Paving for Keith & I vi$ attend. Delvlna Field, a founding Games and Instruction are member of the Vancouver required every Wednesday at 7:00 Gulldof Fabric Arts, on Nov. p.m. at the Terrace Swim. 26 and 27. 3. Library expansion mlng Pool Board Room. For To register by Nov. 18, Inforr, atlon Phone Joe at phone 635.2964 or write 4711 immediately. 635.5419 (ctf) Tuck, Terrace, B.C. Loyal Order of Moose Lodge Terrace Italian Canadian ON NOV. Extra earnings. No, 1820, Terrace, B.C. Club will be holding their Meeting held every 2nd and Annual Christmas Dance 4th Thursday every month at Dec. 3rd 1977. Starting at 8 8 p,m. Phone 635-6641. (ctt) p.m. at the Terrace Arena Banquet Room. Hot supper Re-elect To PHONE INCHES AWAY CLUB will be served at 11 p.m. Meet every Tuesday night at Music by the Comancheroes. City 8 In the Sksena Health Unit. For tickets phone any For more Information phone member of call Kalum Talstra, Jack Council X 635-6357 635.2847 or 63S.3023. Electric. THE HERALD, Thursday, November 17, 1977, PAGE 7

FOR RENT: 3 bedroom FOR SALE: 1973 Toyota apartment to rent with Cellca St. 43000miles, 4 sp., frldOe and stove $185. per AM. FN radio, tape deck, month. Phone 635.7502 or asking $2700.00 Phone 838- 638.1646 (p5.12) 8244 after 8 p.m. (p3.12) Lesage returns to politics I 1974 Ford FI00 Explorer QUEBEC (CP)- Jean to a leadership con- party executive Tuesday, help in rallying federal Levesque said. The party were rejected by pickup, P.S., P.B., auto, ve, Lesage, former premier vention to be held next the first anniversary of forces." remaining eight will be his colleagues. 81triton radio, tape deck, two gas of Quebec and the man spring, the Parti Quebecois chosen after the election Ilanor tanks, low mileage. View at who brought Rene APPOINTMENT AP. election victory. Losage - was Premier No.69.4625 Graham Terrace Levesque into politics 17 PROVED Other federalist groups Appointed secretary of atof thethis new weekend's executive slatecon- from June22, 1K0--wilen Furnished or unfurnished (pS-I$) years ago, is returning to Liberal Leader and the party cauc~ had the same committee was vention, the Liberals ended 10 dudlo or 1 bedroom politics after an eight- Levesque told a news not been consulted on Claude Desrosier: consecutive years of apsrtments. Security year absence, conference that appoint- Lesage's nomination, former president of the Union Nationale reign Interphone. Sauna. 58. MOBILE Gerard D. Levesque, ment of Lesage to the Levesque said. Liberal party. ofLesage the Liberal was still party leader in and began what has eome 635-3941 HOMES, Liberal opposition leader, chairmanship of the But he added that 1967 when Levesque, his to be called the Quiet 638-1032 announced today that referendum committee "there is no doubt that The committee will former minister of Revolution--until June S, FOR SALE MOBILE Losage, a lawyer and was accepted by the such a nomination will have about 10 members, natural resources, bolted 1966, when the Union HILLSIDE LODGE HOME: 1976 • 64' mobile corporation director, has the party when his Nationale came beck into 4450 Little Avenue home, fenced with lawn, agreed to become autonomist plans for the power. vegetable and flower gar. leeplng rooms, den, metal shed located on chairmanparty committee of a onspecial Que- New plant food 1ousekeeplng units, cen. let No. 70 in Terrace Trailer lrally located. Fully Court. Phone 835-4639after 5 referendum.bee'sindependenc, Soviets to j is in furnished. Reasonable p.m. (c6-13) 'ales by day or week. Non- Lesage's appointment OTTAWA (CP) -- Wightman said that Wightman predicted it Jrlnkers enly. Phone 635- FOR RENT: Fully fur- comes as a surprise. Claims bye Michigan only asparagus showed would take 10 years of W(~hing~onwaters ~611. (off) nished 2 bedroom trailer. No since he stepped down as State University an improvement over 50 research on triacontanol pets. S225 per month. part,leader in°f 1969,the Liberalhehas professor that a chemical atperwhichcent whiChvariationsiS the levelin by makeagriculturalitan scientiStSeffective (Ap)BELLINGHAM'--A Soviet fisheriesWaSh' CouncflFisherieSrecommefidedManagementto Located In Thornhill. Phone compound he is testing FOR RENT: Furnished dechned all invitations to bedroom unit carpeted. 635-2482 (p3-13) will increase crop yields growth are mainly in- product, official has taken up the Department of Fireplace, dishes, linens, speak in public, on by an average of 12 per fluenced by weather. "It's an interesting residence here in anti- Commerce that the BCS- T.V., Vacuum etc. Suitable FOR RENT: 2 bedroom political issues, cent has been greeted Sirois said the growth compound and it's not ci~tion of beginning a Soviet agreement be two working adults. Phone furnished trailer with wash The only exception with caution by two reports made by Ries really new. It has a joint fishing venture with rejected. No deadllne was &1S-6757 (pS-14) and dryer in Thornhlll area. came last spring when he Canadian plant means "he must have chemical structure which a local company next set on when the d~art- Phone 635-9605 (c2-12) spoke out briefly during a biologists, had some beautiful might help plant growth spring, meat would make a deal- I panel discussion on the Claude Sirois of the weather this summer." but it will need further Parti Quebecois The United States seen. CEDAR PLACE FOR SALE: 12xSSGeneral federal agriculture MANY TESTED research." Department of Cam- Most opposition to the APARTMENTS mobile home unfurnished. government's /anguage department and Frank Sirois said "there are He said he would have meree has yet to approve plan is coming from the S8,000 or nearest offer. law at the annt~lmeeting Wightman of the biology at least a dozen cam- to see "the data and what the agreement between American fishing in- 4P31.Walsh Avenue Phone 635-5970 (c516) of the Quebec Bar department of Carieton pounds of the same control conditions were Bellingham Cold Storage dustry, said Gem Kruze, Suite 113 Association. University said in in- family which have been used in Pies' tests to see and the Soviet Union, but deputy director of the Terrace, B.C. FOR SALE: 1975 Glendale Some Liberal party terviews today that the tested and claims made if there was an environ- Valery Latishov, vice iNational Marine 635-7056 Elmonte 12'x~' 3 bedroom members have recently chemical--triacontanol-- for" but they have yet to mental effect on growth." president of fishing Fisheries Service in New 1, 2 and 3 bedroom unfurnished. Set up and touted Lesage, now 65, as needs a lot more develop- work as well in the fields Both agreed thhing has venture, has begun work Seattle. He said there are sultee for rent. Frldge, skirted complete with a possibleleader for the ment before it would be of and gardeus as they do in yet replaced sunlight, at the BCS office at fears that selling hake dove, drapes, carpet, rec fireplace and 2 additions, party now headed by in- use to farmers and .laboratories. good weather and a Squalicum Harbor. and pollack to foreign srea, sauna and pool table, first Is 7'x12' Insulated and terim leader Gerard D. gardeners. Man has been trying to healthy dose of manure The plan calls for nations will slow Ameii- slth securlty Interphone panelled, second Is 7'x7' with Levesque. In field tests this improve plants for 10 for promoting good plant American fishing boats to can entry into the md elevator. Absolutely 14' covered and carpeted Announcement of summer, Dr. Stanely centuries, Sirois said, and growth, harvest hake and pollack market. pets. (ctf) porch. Phone 635.7M5after 5 p.m. or view at No.27 Lesage's decision came PieS found a number of a five-par-cent yield Sirois said there are within the newly created The hake will he taken Timberland Trailer Park three days before the crops increasedyieldsby improvement would be limits to how much plant 200-mile fishing zone. off the coast of KEYSTONE COURT (c10-21) start of a Liberal party an average of 12 per cent significant, growth can be increased. That fish then would be Washington, Oregon and APARTMENTS orientation convention in over crops not sprayed Both said they didn't "No treatment can make processed aboard a huge California and the pollack Montreal. with triacontanol, an want to rule out the a plant do more than it Soviet refrigerator ship from the Gulf of Alaska Office No. 2 • 4603 Scott. That convention is alcohol made syn- compound's potential to can." on the high seas. and other areas of the One, two and three expected to be a prelude thetieally from oil. aid plant growth but Last spring, the Pacific North Pacific. bedroom apartments. Laundry & storage area. MORTGAGE MONEY CLASSIFIED RATES Near schools and down. Mortgage Money- Any town. Clean, quiet, amount (25 years amor- LOCAL ONLY: specious, security lookup tization). 1st mortgage from 20 words or less s2.00 per md patrol. 10 percent, 2nd mortgage Insertion, over 20 words 5 from 121/2 percent. Socreds against Bennett 635-5224 cents per word. Residential, Commercial ctf} J or more consecutive In- VANCOUVER (CP) -- Terry said he was one of the committee to point government and the osed race-track in Builders Interim Business sertions $1.50 per Insertion. ~ Loans. J.D. Phillips Capital A major financial sup- of 12 businessmen who out that he is not the only NDP. He (Bennett) is urrey on land he owns :: Corporation, 10673 King porter of the Social Credit formed an ad hoc corn- member of the business losing his base of Sacred and has also tangled with 49' HOMES REFUNDS: the Liquor Adminis- George Highway, Surrey, First Insertion charged for party in the 1975 election mittee to raise money for " community fed up with support--the business FOR SALE B.C. V3T 2X8. Phone 568- said Tuesday he and 12 the Secreds. The money the Socreds. community. Most of his tration Board over its whether run or not. regulations concerning 0411 or evenings 585-1603. Absolutely no refunds after friends who raised was used to buy ad- ~upporters ~/re looking HOUSE FOR SALE: 3 (ctf 1st and 3rd w) ed has been set. $100,000 for the party will verUsing space and time "A lot of people did a lot or someone else. purchase of B.C..dtstmed bedroom house, wall to wall back someone else in the in local media, he said. of work to get Bennett in spirits, carpet, full basement, gas CORRECTIONS: next election. • power and now he's in; Terry has been in- ,!. heat, close to school and Must be made before 2nd • Capt. Harry ~'err);, who "We're all dead against he's done nothing. volved in' long battles town. Drive by 4921 Park or Insertion. has dealings with the him now," Terry said in There's no difference be- with the government to Terry owns Potter phone for appointment 835. Allowance can be made for government as a distiller an interview "It won't be tween this Secred win approval for a pro- Distilleries Ltd. 7382 or 635.7594 (o29) FOR SAL~: 1974- 440 Artlc only one Incorrect ed. and would-be race track surprising if we all get cat Panther operator, said .Premier together again to get 52, WANTED 1975 300 Olympic Skldoo BOX NUMBERS: Bill Bennett "has'done somebody else in." 1972 335 Olympic 5kideo 75 cents pick up. nothing for B.C. industry He refused to name the TO RENT Phone 635-5970 (c5-16) $1.25 mailed. but put more teeth in. other businessmen. legislation started by the Terry said he decided Hair dyes can ill WANTEDTO RENT: Clean, One 1976 Artic Cat CLASSIFIED DISPLAY: NDP." to disclose the existence reliable family wanted to Snowmobile for sale. Phone Rates available upon WASHINGTON (AP) -- semi-permanent dyes or warning. rents house for four months. 635-3831 (p2-12) request. The U.S. Food and Drug color rinses. A person's The FDA spak~sman Phone 635-5576 (c2-13) Administration (FDA) hair remains the dyed said the study, which 1975 . 8' Vanguard camper. NATIONAL CLASSIFIED Magic says it appears there is no color until it grows out or involved feeding high complete with propane RATE: doses of the chemical to 22 cents per agate line. longer any doubt that a is replaced by another stove, furnace, 3 way fridge, chemical used in per- permanent dye. laboratory rats and mice, 4 hydrolic Jacks $2900. Minimum charge $5.00 per Insertion. manent hair dyes causes Even if the FDA con- indicated cancer-causing O.B.e. Phone 635-4759 mushrooms cancer. cludes the dyes pose a properties. But it FOR SALE: 1963 Jeep. evenings. (c3-12) LEGAL. POLITICAL AND COURTENAY, B.C. Two personshave been An FDA spokesman hazard to consumers, it remains in doubt whether Phone635.7901 evenings. (c7- TRANSIENT AD- (CP) -- RCMP at this fined for the violation, said Tuesday the cannot ban them because the study is a reliable 13) . VERTISING: communiFy 280 while the other cases are National Cancer Institute of a 1938 law. indicator that humans 1972 Mazda pickup truck: 67' SERVICES $3.60 per column inch. kilometres northwest of pending, has identified the who apply it to their hair Must sell this week. Owner Victoria have framed a Crown counsel Pat chemical, 4-methoxy.m- EXEMPT FROM FDA and scalps run the risk of going overseas. Recent BUSINESS PERSONALS: special two-man unit to Thompson said the phenylenediamine, as a Under the law, coal tar contracting cancer. Terrace Little Theatre 3625 $,1.00 per line per month. clamp down on persons mushrooms have brought cancer-causing agent in respray, good tires. Make an hair dyes, as those The FDA spokesman offer ¢18.1980 (p5.18) Kelum St. will rent their On a 4 month basis only. picking aallucinogenie "unfortunate publicity to animal studies. containing suspect lounge for Adult or mushrooms. the region.~' __ An industry spokesman chemicals are called, are said the agency has FOR SALE: 1977Cellca G.T. Children's Xmas Party's. DEADLINE "There nave been a said the chemical has no specifically exempt from determined that three to Ilftbeck. Phone 636.1689 Good kitchen and bar A police spokesman great deal of problems substitute and is FDA's usual regulatory six per cent of the (p2f&t) facilities available. DISPLAY: said that in the past with several unpleasant necessary to facilitate the powers, except that the chemleal is absorbed by Moderate Rates. Phone 4:00 p.m. 2 days prior to month, 15 persons have confrontations between dyeing process, which in- agency retains authority the body through, the FOR SALE: 1968Mercury Molly Nattress 635-2048(c10- publication day. been arrested under the land owners and valves bleaching out the over their labelling. scalp during normal use Ranger ~/4 ton truck camper. 14) Food and Drug act for pickers," he said. natural hair color and of a permanent hair dye, CLASSIFIED: As the law now reads, the type generally used to Special 390 motor, 4 speed, MILLS MEMORIAL possession of the "There have been substituting an artificial the FDA spokesman said, radio, positrac, power 1:00 p.m. day prior to THRIFT SHOP publication day. restricted drug cases of property damage one. the most the agency could change, rather than steering and power brakes. Mills Memorial Hospital psylobicin, produced by and damage to farmers' Permanent hair dyes do would be to require the enhance, one's natural With canopy $1200 Phone 635- Auxiliary would appreciate the mushroom. fields." cannot be washed out by hair dye labels to carry a hair color. ~5 (p1.11) Service charge of $S.00on all any donations of good, clean N.S.F. cheques. L ' ----'" , , /,, • .. ~-:-- ...-.- _... - " clothlng, any 'household 1972 F-IO0 Ford ~/2t good :--'- "~' "":----. ~ /,,,/ items, toys etc. for their WEDDING DESCRIP- shape. Phone 635-5244after 8 THRIFT SHOP. (p2.13) TIONS: For pickup "service phone No charge provided news 635-5320 or 635.5233, or leave submitted within one month. One foot is always larger than the other, so new 1970 VW" Beetle running donations at the Thrift shop The country with the j]reatest length of railroad is the U.S., with 204,696 miles of track! shoes should always be tried on both feet. condition, 4good radial tires, $5.00 productlon charge for on Lazelle Avenue on wedding and~r engagement 2 good snow fires, rebuilt Saturdays between 11:00 engine, 15,000 miles, good pictures. News of weddings a.m. and 3:00 p.m. Thank (write-ups) received one transmission. Leaving town, you. (no) must sell before Nov. 20, No month or more after event reasonable offers refused. $10.00 charge; with or The staff at the Herald without picture. Subject to Phone Terrace Hotel Room apologizes for any In. TERRACE HOTEL'S 15thl,MOAL condensation. Payable In $06 after 5 p.m. (pS.16) convenience caused by our advance. changeover from days to FOR SALE: 1966 Jeep afternoons (and the sub- TICKETS - $25.00 each Wagoneer In running con- sequent late press time). CLASSIFIED AN- Refreshments dltlon, Phone 635.5576 (c2- NOUNCEMENTS: (CP) GREY 13) MONTREAL -- U.S. dollar in terms of Births 5.50 Baron of Beef Dinner Nov, 18 FOR SALE: Ford F350' Canadian funds at noon i=ngagements 5.50 CUP pickup 1 ton Super Camper Wednesday was down 1- Marriages 5.50 Entertainment Special ,l~)cublc inch, P.S. & 10 at $1.1078. Pound Deaths 5.50 slO00.O0 in Prizes STAG (8p.m,-2a.m,) P.B., air conditioning, dual sterling was down 4-25 at Funerals 5.50 tanks and batteries, large $2.0136. Cards of Thanks 5.50 SKEENA I & II mags and tires, 14,,000 high. In New York, the Memorial Notices 5.50 2 Tickets to Grey Oup way miles. Immaculate Canadian dollar was up 2- condition. Asking $8,800 or 25 at $0.9027. Pound PHONE 635-6357 TICKETS AVAILABLE - FRONT DESK - TERRACE HOTEL best offer. Phone 835-2589 sterling was up 1-50 at Classified Advertising Dept. (C5.19) $1.8177. PAGE 8, THE HERALD, Thursday, November 17, 1977 What does Reggie, Marrow transplant Reggie look like he may save babys life

BOSTON (AP) -- survives. Every time he tastes like? Sixteenmonth-old Tony gets very sick, he pulls Brant Parker Johnny Hart Olive, his world limited to through. I just hope he's THE WIZ, StD OF ID a germ-free, plastic box, strong and makes it this has arrived in Boston for time. They told me this is CHICAGO (AP) -- of the give and take at a rare transplant of bone his last chance so we HO~C-.,4N A ¢ r,::~c Double double, boil and contract time with marrow which his three- decided to have -~-~1~[~-~, "l"b L-IV~ wrrH IT/ trouble: the secret George Steinbrenner and year-old brother surgery." ingredients of the the Yankee front office. probably will donate. " "Reggie, Reggie, Dz'. Rappeport said the '! WITH ~T~T~L-b There are no peanuts in Tony, who flew here Reggie" candy bar have from Dallas with his first step is to confirm leaked out of the the Reggie, Reggie, that Tony has Wiskott- Reggie bar. No mother and brother pressuretight cauldrons Gilbert Wednesday, has Aldrich Syndrome, which of the high-securib presidential slight is doctors at Parkland Me- intended here, but Reggie no defence against viral kitchens here at Standard and fungal infections morial Hospital in Dallas Brands. Jackson jmt doesn't work diagnosed. The second for peanuts. which affect the clotting of his blood, said Dr. Joel step is to see whether his The lid was on for com- body will accept Gilbert's petitive reasons in the Near the centre of this Rappeport. He is a bone- marrowtransplant bone marrow. cavity industry because toothsome masterpiece Mrs. Olive, separated no ballplayer has been are bit-sized bits of specialist who will per- form the operation at from her husband, earns memorialized on a candy licorice, emblematic of $92 a week as a flower wrapper since the Baby the dark double knits on Children's Medical B.C. Centre. arranger. American Johnny Hart Ruth bar came on the the plate umpires, which Airline employees in market decades ago in Reggie chews up when Dr. Rappeport said Tony has immunity to Dallas chipped in $700 for tribute to Ruth questioning a strike call. the flight and to cover Cleveland, winsome some bacteria but, is Thin stripes of helpless against colds, flu some of Mrs. Olive's daughter of President living expenses in Boston. Grocer Cleveland, who molasses suggests the undfungal infections like dignified manner in athlete's foot. She will be eligible for batted .286 (about the which the great man ap- government assistance to same as Reggie) in the "lie's always had proaches a fly ball, a few something wrong," said pay at least some of the old Potomac Little cordial cherries in sour medical bills. League. his mother, Deborah, 28, .syrup evoke his who has four children Dr. Rappeport said the It's no secret that the relationship with younger than seven. "If lozengemakers put in o~eration might take manager Billy Martin it's not a rash, then it's a place by early December. many a bittersweet and a streak of rum sore. He's got scars all month over their Bunsen Mrs. Olive said doctors butter, lightly whipped, over him. told her it would be about burners and steamin~ provides the tangy flavor ALWAYS SURVIVES saucepans trying to bog five months before she of lazy winter afternoons "He almost died a and Tony could return G.B. Trudeau up a candy confectior in the off-season Puerto couple of times," she DOONESBURY that would suggest al home to Dallas. The Rican league. said. "The doctors told hospital has made pro- first bite the essentiai me that all anyone could Reggie Jackson. CHARITABLE DEPTH visions to home them in a But down deep at the do for him is pray. But he Boston apartment. o~y, so t¢~,ter$ see,.Y0# N/M~ 7/~ 80TOV~ IO0~IRS They knew from core of the Reggie, !,fl7~ 018 ttf,I~,NIItl /~OT,, 4W TO consumer studies done in Reggie, Regge bar is a ' "~-" " ~ ~' ~ ' "~- " "" .:-I 01~70 ~I~r NO1~A tIAg. the Yankee dugout that, soft and gooey centre of CO/ "tastebudwise," Reggie rich marshmallow, never could be confused capturing the quin- with Mr. Goodbar or tessential Jackson, the Chuckles or Candy man who gives away Kisses. Suggestions came Thunderbird cars to from the vicinity of the sweet charity, the way ~J water cooler that John D. Rockefeller used Migratory birds in Asia cross the Himalayas, the world's something on the order of to hand out dimes. highest mountains. a Snicker might be more The whole is topped off appropriate, but that was with a sprinkling of before the titular boo ben crushed nuts, a rueful hit those three home runs reminder of the brand of in the final World Series bleacherites generic to game. Yankee Stadium, THE AMAZING SPIDERMAN TREACHERY IN POT especially the oafs who Stan Lee and John Romita Now it can be revealed, toss the beer bottles and ~~F l eXTr.Aculz~=cuc/~lz'/~MoKEI II l I THISWARNIN~ I IZ'VEC~I"A l /ZCAN'T/ thanks to the treachery of firecrackers and the one IWAU Cze~WL/N6J#~r/~ffl l% [ lr/N6LE-- SUT21 [#~WWORRV--] I ~'r~ I an embittered ladle- who hung from the I WOULV ~LAX A THAM .J { ~, X ~ CAN'T FIN~ ANY | ~ ~ / | ,~PI~ERi stirrer in the syrup shed, scoreboard with his that the Resgie, Reggie, breeches at half-mast in Reggie bar ~s encased in the second series game. rich mocha chocolate Confected at great whipped up into peaks expense and wrapped in . ~ and mounds and hillocks. the pencil striped These represent the regimentals of the New ethnic barriers, the York Yankees, the Church Offers All NI_. [fg mountains of bias that the Reggie, Reggie, Reggie Philadelphia tailor's son bar is a chocolate coated has had to cross on his crispy chewey candy co- Comforts of Home way to greatness. lossm that can't be beat Next comes a layer of when it comes to the taffy and fudge, symbolic crunch. By Abigail Van Buren What branch © 1971by "rile Chicago Tdbune,N.Y.NewsSynd, Inc. of gov't will I DEAR ABBY: Our church sent the following newsletter get Hughes Why are fatty foods so fattening? Because fat is the basic food with the greatest number Yourln&wdual to all its members: of calories. One gram of pure fat yields over twice the calories of one gram of pure money? protein or carbohydrate. Horoscope NO-(~OP-OUT SUNDAY LAS VEGAS, Nev. Frances Drake ~".~[@~---~---~ To make it possible for everybody to a~tend church next Sunday: (AP) -- Jury selection for a trial to determine FORFRIDAY, NOVEMBER 11, 1971 Cots will be placed in the ba~:k for those who say Sunday is the only day they can sleep. whether Howard Hughes Blankets will be provided for those who say the church is wrote the disputed Mor- mon Will was upstaged What kind of day will fearfully, whether you should too cold. Fans will be provided for those who say the church is too Monday by another tomorrow be? To find out what stand toe-to-toe with the' j:itdi s~ nia l r bat the stars say, read the forecast competition or circumventit by hot. given for your birth Sign. a clever maneuver. We will have hearing aids for those who say the minister among Texas, California SAGITrARIUS ~ talks too soft--and cotton for those who say he talks too and Nevada over the late (Nov. 23 to Dec. 21) loud-and alarm clocks for those who say he talks too long! multi-millionaire's (Mar. 21 to Apr. 20) In dealings with others, he Calculators will be available for those who enjoy estate. Opportunities in a new field sure to note their reactions. The counting the hypocrites present. Clark County District will interestyou considerably. right word at the right time Finally, the sanctuary will be decorated with both Judge Keith Ha~,es, Study well-- if only to grasp as could be a big factor in attaining Christmas poinsettias and Easter liliesfor those who have presiding over the jury an avocation. your ends. never seen a church without them. selection that began Nov. TAURUS CAPRICORN ~p~ YOUR MIAMI FAN 7, on Monday requested (Apr. 21 to May 21) (Dec. 22 to Jan. 20) You may get a lot of off-beat that Texas Attm:ney- Teamwork will be important DEAR FAN: Thanks for a dandy day-brightener, General John gill appear ideas now. Put them right out of during this period, so make it a your head. In all situations, it pointto associate and work with here later this week to DEAR ABBY: You have helped so many minority explain his actions in a will be important to stress good those whose interestsand aims groups by educating the public, will you please help judgment, level.headedness, are similar to your own. similar trial in Houston. self-control. AQUARIUS ~ another? The Houston trial, GEMINI ][][~- (Jan. 21 to Feb. 19) We are the blind who use white canes to travel, and by before Judge Patrick (May 22 to June 21) By going along with your travel, I mean go to the mailbox, grocery store, pharmacy Gregory, was to have Care needed in matters of associates, you can further your and to work. Please tell the driving pub!ic that some states have a begun Monday, but was communication. Misin. own alms as well. As with delayed by last-minute terpretations of a letter or Capricorn, it's a day when white cane law, which states: When a person with a white Jack is thirty-one. message could lead to errors or teamwork will pay satisfying can steps off the curb, traffic in ALL DIRECTIONS must motions seeking a con- misunderstandings. dividends. stop until that person regains a curb. Motorists who tinuance. CANCER ~ violate this law are guilty of a misdemeanor." Texas authorities claim He is married with one (June 22 to July 23) (Feb, 20 to Mar. 20) Even if it were not a law, compassion and courtesy Hughes was a Texas Lunar influences not entirely A day of mixed influences. should prevail. resident when he died favorable. You may encounter You can hold your own through Albany, N.Y,, is a training center for the blind. They are April 5, 1976. California child. A lawyer, he grew tension in some areas. Keep thoughtful management, with a trying to develop confidence in the sightless to go about authorities also claim your balance and look at the dash of imagination. Do not alone, but some of the motorists here either don't know the Hughes as a resident and bright side of things, become annoyed 9 some change 'aw or choose to ignore it, Please use my letter, Abby, as I have worked out a multi- up in Terrace, graduating in your program is necessary. am afraid to go out alone. million dollar tax set- ~July 24 to Aug. 231 SIGHTLESS IN ALBANY Your innate aggressiveness YOU BORN TODAY are tlement with Hughes's will prove an advantage in endowed with a brilliant in- relatives. from high school in 1964, DEAR SIGHTLESS: And speaking of consideration for California has asked conducting day's activities, tellect, tremendous ambition the blind, orchids to Robert Meyer of the Yankee Don't go overboard and alienate and a dynamic personaltly.You the U.S. Supreme Court friends or associates,however. should have a scientific Silversmith Inn in Wallingford, Conn,, for providing to resolve the conflicting and returning to Wt up in vm o education since you have the duplicate menus in BRAILLE[ claims, and on Monday ( Aug. 24 to Sept. 231 talent needed to excel in many asked Supreme Court You may find yourself in the of its branches, notably DEAR ABBY: Recently you had a letter in your column from HEARrSICK GRANNY whose daughter wants to justice Lewis Powell to general practice, lie is midst of controversy. Don't let chemistry, engineering and block the Houston trial. it bother you. Rather, get medicine, However, your in- give one of a pair of twin infants away because she was together with opponents and, tense desire for wealth and horn with a club foot and a cleft palate, which they couldn't Nevada, where Hughes using your innate foresight, you power may lead you into the afford to correct. lived for several years active in community life. can solve all matters nicely. business or financial worlds, Abby, the Shriners maintain 22 hospitals for crippled before leaving the U.S. in LIBRA .A~.~ where you would probably children. Their services ere FREE, regardless or color the early 1970s, does not (Sept. 24 to Oct. 23) become a leader. Other fields in creed or religion, have a state estate tax, If you feel you are going stale which you could reach an en- I hope it's not too late to get this information to tha! and Hughes's relatives in the idea department, browse viable success: literature and fumily. claim Hughes was a Re-elect Jack Talstra. about in new areas of in- the theater. Either would give K,O., BURLINGAME, CAL. resident of Nevada. formation. Hold discussions you a marvelous chance to with those of similar interests. The trial here pits sco. o dramatize your emotions. DEAB K,O.:Thank you and the hundreds of others who Hughes's relatives, who m,J Birthdate of: Thomas Bailey recommended the Shrine Hospitals, And don't forget the claim the Mormon Will is (Oct. 24 to Nov. 22) Aldrich, Amer. author; Maude National Foundatlon.March of Their thing is Pause to appraise potentials. Adams, world-renowned ac- Dimes. a forgery, against Los Decide cautiously, but not tress. diagnosing, treating and preventing birth defects, as well Angeles lawyer Harold as family planning and genetic counseling. Rhoden.