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• i _ , vl~ B.c., ~,], '~ b bomes • e ..... T• ourl "sm ...... scrap bon in dogfight • As the third largest industry, in the province, it. by letada Pursehke .would.seem logical that all agencies connected with association that could improve t0~lst promotion in promotes tourism from the Queen Charl0tt~ to the' Atkim said in a telephone interview thattbe tcemm ,would be /nterested in the most efficient the local area. ministry of travel industry cannot play a part in in. ~Otign for the good of the entire industry. Instead, . " Alberta border, because the regional district felt ti~ In. an .interview Wednesday, regional district ad- arna wes too large to be served by one aesociation. teroal disputes within tour/st reg/ons, but said from ~:appears disoord between the,Yellowhead Travel mintstrator John Potmette said the district.made an Bernie Atldns, director of the B.C. Special Services the in/nistry's point of v/ew if tourist regions are Aesnclation and the Kitimat-Stikine Regional District initial decision to withdraw financial support from the branch,,,said in order for a new .tourist region to be realign M, proposals for new regions must have the l~. . threatened .the development of a ,new tourism, Yellowhead Association, the existing group which formed, a new assoelntt.n mn.t ha m.ao,,n.,~,~ Cont'd page 3

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Q Pariiameat to pass most of the measures in the Nov. 16 CLARK TO KEEP Uberal budget as quickly as pomible eo It onn get.on with its own eoonomic program, PROMISES BUT... Finance .. Minister John OTTAWA (CP) -- eco~mic program. They cro~ie ~id Thursday. Finance Minister John votes against Trudeau Cronble said Thursday and the Liberals. ' Although the budget was the government plans to "Political parties keep nsvet approved by the Com. keep all promises made their premises as far as mona, most inudnem affairs by Prime Minister Clark they can, but no pelltlcal were conducted In the belief in.the election onmpalgn party ever did everytiflng that the tax reductions and fo~ltn~ighttakcthreeor it promised in the first foahrmerchang, es announced by , years. " year." er finance mininte~ .'Taepromisesmadeby He. sald the govern. Jean (~-etinn would become law. my Isadei. and party will ment's room to be carried out over a manoeuvre is severely Never[heless an at, period of time when the restricted by the fact that mopshere of uncertainty economy, permits and it is beading toward a t'/- developed when it became when circumstances hill ion deficit in its In- clear that the fall budget permit,"h,~toldreportors ternatlonal account and : at'Ms first formal nawa the expectation that the would not becom s law baf~ conferance, ~ Parliament :was: dissolved Cr~b!eo I said the only gevermnunt will spend , ~r:~e/.~,~ alcctian, and. ~11.$ billion more than it ~':.:tahas/ In, ,

• ' "--' 5 : , ' eliolee but'to enact many of ne mtroduced ease it, get8 with israe tax cuts and,, Work progresses on the new SkeefiaHealth Unit.See Pagei :5 for/m0re details the~ key measures of the into . power and ': la- . other spen~ag programs liberal budget Mnce they ve*tigates the cir- to' stimulative the have 'already been im- uimstane~. , eccnomy would be risky. plemented, Croshle said. He gave no indication It probably would worsen how much of Clark's inflation end the coun. ', iark backs down on RCMP report The .only significant platform he Intends to try's deficitwith the rest Liberal program the new of the world by encour- OTTAWA (CP) -- RCMP wrongdoingfor an : ' " ' Incorporate into Ms first ~mwork_un~_~tenext y .ear, ' .Af.ter _a le~thy men~ng ' foreement agnn~e* to open government does not intend budget, due in three aging.people to buy im. $ellelt*orGenerel Allan interim report. to adopt is the doubling of pertea goods. The dollar layettes said Thm'eday the The government no longer ,,,w,~ ~a,u m an m-.wtm the ,mree cam- mail in certein restricted months, .except to say terview.Butheaddedhehas:mlssioners earlier this cases," the solicitor-go*oral airport taxes which Chretian that the party's mortgage also could begin, slipping government 'is close to thinksit would be beneficial proposed to implement if international investors backing down 'on Prime to ask for such a report from not made a fired deolalon, month, Lawrence said they said. "We are grappling with Interest plan will be in. On relat~l subJacte, Law. cuuld not add much to public the fairest way." March 31. eluded. lent faith in the govern. OJu'k's campaign the~commisMon, which has liberal finance critic meat's ability to manage Imm~e to ask the royal been in• business, for two rcucu said: testimony, ." .which has Both the Conservatives • However, the Liberals the economy wisely. emmfaalon investigating, years and may not e~moleta --The cabinet has tshea no revaslod that • the': RCMP . H~rb Gray (Windsor steps "to fulfill Clark's security 'sarvlcelllepll~, and the New Democrats never increased the air We~t) who attended the Q'onble was rmninded campaign premise to ~. openedmafl, stoledynemita, opposed a Liberaf govern. transportation tax to a news conference, said that C~ark said, prior to ~oduce a bill .allowing the. burned a here, broke Into moat bill introduced in the maximum of ,16 (from the Crceble "has abandoned his election, that the RCMP to open.private mall. home* and office buildings last Parliament to legalize cummt MJ) as they planned. the program that was the ~u'ty was prepared to --The Prol]P'nsalve Con. and stole Patti Quebecoin mall opening in drug in. basis of their election tease the government A]can celebrates sarvetlves have reversed a membership llsta. vestigationa and cases of na- The measure proved ca.m.pc Jan." deficit temporarily position they. hold in ,OP" Lawrmco said he Is inter. tional security. .. unpopular and the liberals All he has are pages of because this was position and no longer, t~umk • e-ted in the commission's poMi~ed it twice, saying figures, This is a ConsarvatR;essaid the bill ey would not increase the essential to "get the a Judge should be allowed t6 reeommendatlons, and It has denied civil liberties became desperate attempt to economy saying. , this Saturday review a solicitorseneral's tax without Parliament's not considered that area yet. a Judge could-not review a 'endorsement. evade the reallty that the /Aiean's 26th anniversary celebrations begins declalon to issue a mail- Public hearings have been sollcitor-general's dactsion Conservatives are not Conditions have opening warrant In national edjotwned'until the fall. l~red to keep their changed alnee we were iSatilrday with an expanded tour of the Kltimat security cases. to issue warrants for mail, The main measures the .smelter for the public and press. The commission also is Come~vative government tinn promises," talking about a --Although cabinet opining in cases of national stlmulattve deficit," he ' Theflrettourstsrtsatl0a.m.atBgate. Guests will inparing a .report on the neeurity. (Applicntiona for lnte*ds to eoact as aces as. Cronble was subjected ministers think Mounties Official Secrets Act, which warrants In drug cases possible are: to repeated grmlng from roplled, ~our the control room in building 205 and the rectifier should have more civil must. be amended if the would go through regular repor~rs on Ms refusal to ~le indicated that his Imllding on foot before boarding buses for a drive llbertie*within the force, the government goes ahead with Scurfs). --Reduction of the the guarantee that the tax go.vernment is in nohurry to October budget would through the switch yard and wharf areas. plane to give eltlzena greater federal sales tax to nine per cuts, Industrial incentives conta~ some msasores • Tours are continuous from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. with reintroduce a liberal accosa to government in. But now that he is the man sent from the 12 per cent and other goodle* held out government bill that would who would Issue natlonal. daslgned to stimulate bones leaving loading areas as soon as they are filled. formation. .NovembP~ValledM~lch prior, to by Clark In Ms bid to be- depressed regions of have modernized Internal Clarkhas given his highest security warrants, come prime minister Visitors will travel by foot as well as by bus so RCMP discipline. Lawrence.said he no longer Canada and certain priority to freedom of In- would be in his first. seaters of the economy sensible walking shoes should be worn. When Clark said dawing formation legislation when believes the solicitor. • --lnerea~ in taxpayers' budget. llmm Larsen of/dean's public relations department general's actions should be employment expense such as the stagnant Re.campaign for the May Pgr.llament convenes Oct. 9. He said he was not .housubuilding Industry, warns tlmt pecple with cardiac pacemakers should not section he would ask the Lawrmcu said cabinet has scrutinized by n Judge. deduction to a mastmum of convinced people voted MOOfrom the previous $~50. but these would be eater tbe pot lines or the rectifier building royal commission, headed not yet discussed legislation L~-wrnnee said the govern. for Clark's tax cuts, his balanced by increased 4qlC~ eras*'- and watches which can also be. Mfeeted by Mr. Justice David C. to allow the RCIVIP to open .-A cut in uanmployment I stimulative deficit• or, his McDonald, for an interim necessarily walt restrain In other areas. by magnetism should be left at home or locked in mail, as the force has been r the McDonald cam-' • ~sur.ance premfums paid by :: autmebiles," Larsen said. report, the Conservatives doin~ illegally for 40 years. mission to make its final worser8 to 11.35 from 11,50 had no idea how much work "I don't think there's any report before changing week for every $1o0 o4' r o . The company expects that about 3,000 people will the commission bed already que*tlon that a means has to turn up for the tours. discipline procedures in the done, Lawrence said. be found to enable law nn. RCMP. employers rata was reduced Conse vatlve MP

taxO,,--.m.,0 looi~ole ailowi~ banks • b ttonhol d Millions lost in income amtax shelters to-'°'"- make fargo p~flt8 by getsOTTAWA (CP) -- uSome homeowners to ededuct buying Income debentures Progreulve Conm~ative mortgage interest and OTTAWA(CP) -- income- for Muldple Unit Resicl'ontlal income from all sources, not The taunts would have to have other substantial :~olrand preferredclleots. shares h'om MPs have found that wiunin8 tu *halters designed to Buildings. It suggests that Just against rental Income pay these costs with higher assets, the report says. the May n election means olme.petty tax from taxable stimulate construction of the plan be altered to ensure h'om the project, rents. The council says lack of --Tax incentive* to on. being buttonholed more new housing have cost the, they operate in tandem with .The council report It says theyalso encourage taxes on houses mason that courege firms to Increase frequently by conatltuenta "You take unem- fadsnl Irasma'y millions in the over-all aims of gay- estimate* the deductions abeenteelandlordoperatl0ns homeowners are getting a their research and to locate seeking everythIng from ployment," Darling said. lest revenue with ernmont housing policy, coat the govermmeat ~0 and "the government seems tax break over renters and in disadvantaged regions, small favors to miracle*. "Those rngutatlona are in que*tlodahle benefits, says a It also suggests that profits mllilon ,in effect until they are elmnged report by the Canadian on sale of a principal 19~m lost' revenue in to have had surprising lack the inrge*t percentage of One liberal eamomfc pro- 'Tin getting more by p m'lismont." Chamzas Couasfl on Social residence should be taxed of control over the type, renters are those in the gram intredueed after the and requests for favors," san rue months of deb~ta •' the investor never location and quality of amiens .the money is rein- sees the P~Jact -- usually lowest income brackets. budget which the Con- Harvie Andre (Calgary before be/hi implemented. Development, says the tax re*ted In another home or MURB Wojccto." But even amen8 ative* also plan to ira; Centre) said in an Interview allow forretlromentincome. built by e large developer The report .also feces. homeowners, those in the eat is a series of tariff this week. "They want me to Walter Dinedale, hem the and operated by a meads that profits made on Zinitobu riding of Btandon. avoidance or reductions In It e*tlmatce annual loss of management firm. highest Income-tax bracket8 enges allowing out-of- use my inflnenee on the ~on certain invr~stmenta tax revenue from this source the sale of an owner- tend to benefit most h'om the season frulte,nd vegetable, prime minister." . Sourls, 8aid Western , "MURBs are being built occupied home should also C~adtann eupeolally believe --81vebigbenefitatohlgher. alone Ut'$L4 billion, with a view towards eetuedunlae* the money Is lack of tax an'the proflm of a Into Canada at reduced rate, SUm Darling, from the sale, the report says. Highev- of duty. win be able to get IZ~ze investors last do not MURBs, Introduced In maxlmbdng the short-term reinvested in another house rm'al Ontario riding of Parry solutions to longstanding m irovbdon of homing 1974, allow persons with a tax aspects of the in- orinvmtedtoprovldeaform Income homeowners own In t~e fall, however, when 8omdMuskoka, says: "A lot grievenem, anchu grain- .for lmibr eitizansand low- minimum of $5,000 to Invmt vestment," the reoort uv. of pension income. more expensive houses Canadian preduce comes on of constituents now think hamZlng bottlenecks, now Im~ne famlllm who need it in g share of a inrge apart. It says Investorsar--re~. ' Thislatterprovislonwould which increase In value the market, a Imddhitive miracle, san be performed. the Conservatives are in mat. _meat and write off paper couraged to withdraw their allow the elderly to avoid proportionately more. tariff is Impoand on thosa That's not the case." pov~. It says the Introductlon of sine sgrlcuiturM goods. Darling referred to con- The report by the council lee*coon the project for a 10- money when the tax wrlteoff paying tax on sale of a home "I lind a great mmso of -- funded by gevermnant year period, is used up after 10 years, if the money were used'to a plan promised by the Con- It Is important that this stituent pleas to change setwatlves to allow dedoc, legislation be passed as relict which has resulted in lad priveto donations to' They are particularly That could mean provide retirement Income. regulations governing optlmlsm now that Pierre eemn~sat (11 ~ policy -- attrnctive to high-income reflnnncing of the project However, to qualify for this, •tlons for mortgage Interest quickly as possible hy unemployment insurance will "add another tax ad. Parlinmeot before a new Trudeau i8 no longer prime 18 IMrlieainrly critical of tax Investors because they allow would be required after the it should be e*tablished that benefits and to implement minister," Dinadale said In a Mwlt~ known u MURBs, a writcoff of losses egainst 10-yeorperiodathighor.co.~.t. the elderly person does not vantage for homcowne~ at budget is introduced," the main Conservative the expense of renta's, Crwble said, . telephone Interview from his election promise, allowing Brenden office. ..Iplllle I, The netlld, Friday, July 27, 1979 ~i + / /+ :'/ '""/"".:.i.:"."!i!":'.':":'"./: : ~ .... " +. ' : .. " "'

Petro-Can,ofada ordered:e ture:t° "+ ....+li,..NEWS. BRIEFS+i " "1orderedremoVed'Picket line fl are:. stay out new v n . . i . ' ::: ' , " 9~ICOU'v~R(The' .Cp)-," Paeifieowns3¢,imreent " 'OTTAWA (CP) -- Petro- end any domestic ventorm, interested in proposals ~'. ~ ~ i' provincial labor relationn ot the Westcoast ehares, but Canada ~-- been told stay _ Hnatychyn sent a letter to such Amedce~ as Edwere i have' said ~ Ne ]~t/s: ,bomi .has ordered stdking the board ruled that there out of nny new ventures in p~IZ~Jun~e IT~e~ t #h~~ Ken~.,Ya~-~r-~enL¢~..~.~.tal."adveninseto Canada I~, Westcont l'raasml,sion was noevidence toshow that Canada, but otherwise it is the ave _ ergy. gree , .. Mem~o• In u tl~tho ~P~+ix'onmd. ,k,°881" + , rem~eplcketabemPacmcempl°yeesat Taylor to .PaelfloWeatcoast faollltles. +operates., frost budneas ~ usual for the g rnment felt the Canada is embarked on • In l~ letter to ' . • sinto.owesd oil ~, an .compan..y '.'should refrain ener~,self-rehancewldchiX ~asldP~m~.~• • In'+. mt~ ~,_ miw, • Petroleum's oil refinery ' . " : • idda to Eesr~ Minbtar Pay ~em almrlng, its current contradictory to the U S ,.,,,~.~.f~.-~-£Zm" uld P~dla. ~.-=7~-..~ ' 8d~cent to the Westceut , ~l~ ~noa 111~ ~ mud T~.d~. 'auinhur -limt...... vv,,~ ~v~m, ~1~ -,"...... ~.,,s~.o V~ ~ ~ld¢ s.-. ~...,,. ;~ . ' ; . The new government _~_.T~.,t ._m_~nt the cam_party, .A. continental energy ~ ~ oil ~.~ " Pacific Petroleum had'ap./.'NEW YORK (ALP) "The wants to review Petro- u~owuc~rrymasmeucno~ pouey was the ~e ~ - + l " . ~l~ +~+ 0 k ...... ~MI~ r 'UiS'.do~ro~it~ ~tm~jt = Canada, which it has add anyth~ neW, Hamel thnttaapparenllyunitingall ~~Ui " .'~'~ ~'~n.'~'.."~,."'~..+"~"~ major currendce Thursday promised to dbband, said old. American pclitinuns but it' with Mexico f~ the Int'ernat'--'i~u~-Un/"-0ao"f despite President Carter's aide Phil Hemal. The first toldMeanwhile, reporters CanadaHnatyshyn is not Hnatyehyn'-'said."isn't unpi.~ anyone else"• ' ~ ~ ~ oll at (by,... . Operating EnlinGere. anuoun~ementthat he will rap, u yet untaken, is aweaoy mmu eonemt . . • . • • not take any specin! stepe to .q~tmmt of trustees to • • The operating engineers -support the U.S. eurrmey. m~ymcl~ cempe,y'o worth. Publisher pleads gmlty +. west t , Wit8 ~0mlnent~ on clmles earlier in the day o ar utte +o.._.+.,,n. ~.S/eadeducteuUw. rp._, .rm~un~ ~.man ounce.tin by C~ S~nes, the New p~nada to ~ ms- ~ W~ Free , ~dol J~e.~dd. m .~s ~non at ~ Tuesday but then Democratic Party energy MO~'(~) -- The '~rtbyma~t~, ~ I~,~ ~ s ~l~ded g~ty in • ~ a~ to release ~..ylor,.~t ~ .~l~e.~es.. began sli~, .The metal critic. 8yeas add his party Canam~- dollar fluctuated . ~edo~roponedat~,el day from ~ .~~ cour~ Thursdayit. tou one ~oneonha.Uunmhlnco~ mu_m.m~j~_n, _ $~at ~,~ in ~don had learned .that Petro. 811~tly in quiet ~ading on .cents U S., moved betwean Yenexuelan off ' ~ .to oh- appearance. Malbne;" a' '+ ~.ne '_w/o. p.mm ~ and 1~0~.735 in Zurich. In Canada was ordered by the North AmeriCan money 85.49 and 85.67 thrungl~ Thceetalks were company, ehurSe of attempting.~e charge ' kwyur, has been in ~ - separates .ny a secumy New Yerk, gold closed at mw IDVeroment to cease markets Thm:sday, and rese the day', and dosed at 33.e5. when ~ M~ of~e~Y m • b $,~"• sineehinarrastMaylTathts fence. •. • ~.20, up. 11.85+,.... ' •any foreign involvement and_ n--~ fracUoaslly ~gainet its U.S. Wednesday'selcaewas85.58. was caueo, e __ fenced""" on the" charges Aug.sen- Winnin~NaloneI0"~faced'ah°me•" total of ' m.em.b~rsPaciflc of_the..empl°yees'.O.ll, dolluragaindroppedapinstH°wever'in London, the I0. He was also committed charges when the unemscat ann Atomze the pound. The British 5hurlday to.stand trial on ~ heur~ open~ workers . International currency is being helped by • ~ ' ~-te on two cnargm. "----= of ~aminy- ...... before Conner ...._ • p;c~ecu.m.on,..retusea une. m erm: me Britain's North Sea oil,.hl- dientlons that British in.-- • ~ The operating engineers terest rates are likely toi~- I , , I .urn..ed they had the right to I ' I p/#.ketPacific because there main high and tough'rlght; ' Wing policies by the Con- , I " l' 1 I ;1~ ..... I is Joint ownership of Pacific servaUve government such I m_ A U Nk I i NI~ I r ~ I and westooo.t, aM as cuVingImbUe ax.md~, xt • I. m-P"tl~ NM NNM~L_~.~. I. ther,~ a ~mmon era: cost M.2001 to buy a' pound ,,;+++:~+...... +~:++.+.:++ + , ; ---, .- . .. i spins ;S.S20a +W y...... ~+ + ++~+ n 1++:++ n ':~1 n . , " ' + 4" ~ 4 ' ~ Yel.~mlfe Gold Ltd., siX months ended June ~ ;~, : . SA1URDAY M~uos "L~d., six. months 20: 1979, I~,588;000, 11.08 a' ' oudtdJune20: 1779,$1N,~IB, share; 17/8, ~2,675,000, 89 ' " t, CI cunts a ,h-re; 1978, cents. WI,I~, U cents. • • - . Bell Cmmdt, SiX months ) Kerr Addison lVlinu Ltd., STOCKS/," ~xkd June ~0: 1979, ~,2 six months ended June 20: mHn~ $1.20 a share; 1978, 1979, $1,.891,000, 20 cents a ..... I' 114L~on, 11. . share; 1978, 13,919,000, 41 Budd Cunda lae.+ n~e cents. N[ months ended June ~0: 1979, Leon's Furniture Ltd., six Prices were up in+ active. Toronto stock Iparket was.+ M.S-mlllind, ~,ss a share months ended June 30~ 1979, ~uding Thursday on the ~arplyh~hurartheclmof' .UffS, ~10.~-milllon, I~,57.. $I,-209,000, $I.01 a chars;. Vancouver Stock Exd~ge active tred~ ~. •Ceaedinn General Electric 1978, 11,-064,000, 89 cents; : with advanceS, exceeding The TSE 300 irides rceel Co. Ltd, six muntha ended Lobtaw Cos. LM,, FAweeks declines by 132 to 96. 15.~q to 1,570.04'. June 30: 1679,+$18,793,000, ended June 16: ..1979, :In the lndustrinls, Com.' 'OilandKasshares~l/~ 17,178,000, 18 cents ~ ~ILS~; putrex Centros was un- steeply as "speed~atiom $1,89 a share; 1078, changed+at'~'l.2 cents m ~.m~ over explorauoas J.~;t++ m,~¢ooo, $1.~o. ;m, Vs,us,.o0o, !4 cents,'i;ii Finning Tractor and sa~ex m~.g c~,t~;: 3,000 ,,|hares, "Austin In- in the Beaufort Sea. • }' Equipment Co. Ltd., six vestment Corp. was .un- Volumewas 4.10 million sin months ended June so: chanpd, et .80: on 2,020 ,ommpared with 4.16 m.lb, mmtha ended June ~o: 1979, .vg, S15 m,o00,'~!1+1 ~ i ehuras,~.MscMilinn Bloedel Wednesday. ' l~rR,ooo, 13.11 a share; ,bare; 1978, ~,481.~00, ~: was down 3-8 to128 on 1,800 •~ ;7,0sT,so...Ts. cents. : ""~ shares and Hal Roach Among industrials,: • • P'ntehauf Creeds I~., Sherries GordonMines Ltd. Studios'was unchanged at Steinberg A rose 1½ to ~IS, 28, 1 n~eths ended June 20: 1979, six months ended June 30: SS.W on 1,133 8hares. Keg Northern Tclecom 1½ to- #,-770,000,. 11.~ a ehm; .19~9, $18,580,000,~ 01:49 s Restaurants was unchanged f44½,Falconbridge NlckelA 1~, ~,-101,~, ~ ~ta. share; 1978, ~,002,000, 4f at a and Doman Industries 1¥, to ~Y4, Imperial Off A OSW Ltd., six months Cenlts. was down 1-8 to 19 1-4. 1½ to$36and Texaco Canada ONLY. •~J~20: 1~, 1335,000, Standard Industries Ltd., On the resource and I to ~a. ~.8 cent~ a share; 1978, three months ended June 30: I120,000, 17.6 conta. 1979, $1,4~1,000, 4,5 eonts l development board, Cream Canadian Occidental Pete share;. 1918, $I,18S,000,. 38 Silvur Mines was up .04 to .e2 fell 1½ to ~9½, Mqnetica [SAVE 33% o.,m,j .+v_~ on 337,-000 shares, Con- Interuation~| ,10'centa ~, L .,, :,,,?, .,..:.;," cents. '+ "? " i.,. " ."+'.+"/ ttnental'Sflver.:~;as up~ to $1.70,+,Actim'T~ fo~ M:90~,on'+,lSe;788' shares; ~ts~tO'~74~'~tS'~h~8 HU~" mree n~ohthl end&dJlihe 30: Andex Mines Ltd. was up .02 , son'o Bay Co. ~ to $~PA. esnll. '19'/9, |~0,O,~l.S cen~ • to .~I o~ 141,000 ehmm and " .' I,IUNDR¥ DETERGENT OANPIN6 FUEL • Ores;West Llle share; 1928, $481,~, 13.f Trauncolt Resources Corp. Pincer Developemnt was Amurmze Co,, slx months cents. was unchanged 8t $1.55 ca up 1% to $3)~, Bethlehem 4 Lltron " anded Juno 80: lo75, United Keno' Hill MJasl Lemon fresh heavy duty Use In camp Moves, 126,-000 shares. Tintina Copper A % to $18% nnd cleaning power. ~18,413,000, 19.21 a share; LM,, six mouth, ended June Silver Mines was up .19 to Took Corp. A % to $14½.. lanterns, catnlyflc 1M'8, $15,319,000, 17.65. ' 6 Llfre size heaters and blow ~orchas. 30: 19"/9, 14,335,000, 11.1S I ~.20 ' end Liberty Kerr Addtaonwas down % to~ Hud~m'8 n#y Minlag and share; 1528, 11,598,000, (IS Petroleums was up .15, to see/4and Cyprus Anvil ~ to K merl Reg. Price 3.47 .iSmeltin8. 'Co. w.'Id,, .six cents. 13.45. $15 Kmart Re0. Prlon2.~ 'moulhs undod June 30.+ 1929, Westcoazt Petroloum Ltd., SATURDAY ONLY SATURDAY ONLY 'll4dL'r/,ooo, $1.44 a share; six months'ended June 30: On the curb exchange, Mountain States , • ;1578,'14,3r~,000,43 stats. 1979,13,-740,000, 58.8 cents a Canzona Minerals was up .0e Resources gained 1~ to Hudlmm's BOy Off und Gas share; 1978, ~3,93Q,000, 03.9 to.58 on73,000 shares, Hesca $15%, Chieftain Develop. Co. Ltd., six.months ended cents. Bes~¢ces was up .14 to .71 musts 1 to ~9~ 8rid June 30: Urn, ~l.~mlllion, Western Mines Ltd., six co 58,-000shares, Burlington Canadian Homestasd Oils 1 M.='a sha~; 1978, 154.6- months ended June 30: 1979, Gold was up .01 to .36 on to~1~/4. Czar Resources let mill/m, ~.87, ' ~3,-705,935, 89 cents a there; 47,000 shares and Puragon ~ to $10 and Dynamar Resources was up .16 to .57 Energy seven cents to ;2.48. "19:9 : In~r~i P,~. me. 1978, 903,041, i8 .cesta. ' oh 40,000 shares.- 2+p +, I=lCh :" , ' pUBLIC:NOTICE SAVE 33% SAVE 43% ANNOUNCING A SPECIAL EVENTS WEEKEND EXOEL-LIII KLEENEXBOUTIQU |UI SANI-PAK TEA TOWELS NAPKINS OARBINE IllS : LAKELSE LAKE PROVINCIAL PARK ' Qual!/ly.& atylo. 150table napkin|. ~ m;d.;~serl~l~ d4 pl¢cent Cotton, All acfoes British Columbia this weekend (July 28, 29, i979), your 2ply tissue. Mgo with ties. I 36 percent Llnm. Anorted colours, Super 1t1'ot10.DiSpenSes Provincial parks are holding free activities to foster an appreciation and Choueafrom • and designs ene~t4-tJme. • ' understanding of parks and the outdoor recreation opportunities within assorted coloura Kmart Reg Reg. Low : +hem.There are spoclal events for kids as this is the Year of the Child, but '---R-~--L-~---" Low Price 1.47 Kmert Price 1.SO there are adult.level events as well. Whether you are a local resident or ~'aveller, we Invite you to' loin us. ..

SATUI~DAY 10:O0 a.m. Canoe Travel-- An introduction to the equipment and skills necessaw for

• I the safety of present or future canoeists. To be followed by a canoe paddle SAT. 4•00 along the shore, weather permiffing. Look for the naturalist with a bright ONLYI .;." yellow canoe at the south end of Furlong Bay plcn ic area -- on the beach, 2:00p.m. Pond Creatures-- A special for kids I Come explore a pond and what lives there and why. Wear your "pond clothes" and meet at the bulletin board in Furlong Bay Parking Lot. SAVE 16% 7:00p.m. Network of Life -- Ever thought about how complex life can be or how MoOORMIOKS WIDE MOUTH nature weaves life cycles together? Come and examine the In. terrelatlonshlps of life at campsite number 71. MoBil O00KIES MASONJARS ~on~ from Ginger, Homo preserving Jars; SUNDAY lO:0Oa.m. DelerJing Animal Life -- A chance to discover animal signs along the Chocolate and Oatmeal Box of 12, 22 ft. oz. SnapsIn a 700Gram bag. Wall as a source of Information. All detectives report to the Nature Trail Made In Canada Parklog Lot to begin the Search (Yes, adults that means you). • KmaH Reg. Price 1.27 Kmart Reg Price 477 SATURDAY ONLY 2:00p.m. Pond Creatures-- Did you miss the activity yesterday? Take It In today t;ATURDAY ONLY at the same location, same time, same topic.

8:00 p.m. Gold at Kleanza Creekl Take a 20 minute drive east of Terrace along Highway No. 16 to visit an old ,gold rush' area. Find out more about the secrets of striking It rich. I'll meet you at the beautiful Kleanza Creek 3 .o"x.,', campground. Bring a cup for tea. (+ .,.¢' ~i .~ + i ~ • Province of British C01dmbia Ministry of Lands, Parks and Housing

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Weak Sl s ters diseour'aged' government' 'fidl.suppott of the regionB and associations already Association would be an understatement,', says the ~'i:bediRi~d;t.al0ngwiththeSkeeno-(~een,. Charlottes regions had resolved internal problems while sml e~dsting. Atidns also stated the ministry encouraged July 17 letter to the Chairman and Board of D/rooters members of one association. He said they had initially ..neWregions to be developed equitably, with a positive of the district, "If You don't want .to support the ,.ap~/each,.au. d without leaving '~veak Binters/' ':A lot of*his financial support from the local tax split provincial grants between them then actively Association at least have the decency to leave it campa~ned to gain the support of the private sectm. .'~ An openletter from. Larry l~evast, co-ordinator for alone," says Prevost. base is ~no.,. longer available," he stated. 'the. Yellowbead Trav.eJ Association, does not leave the P0usette said the district was also concerned the and Atkins explai~d the amount of provincial grants Im~esalon that the n~esasry eo~operation has be~n '"tourism was worth an estimated $108 million in st/~ ' brochures put out by the association did not are based on funds raised by associations which are acldev~l between the regionaldistrlct and the Tourist Region G in 1978and the promotional offm4~ of ~dve enongh coverage to the local area, and wiP "-. put back into supporting the tourist regions, association. ' ...... '" , the Yells.whead 16 Travel Association deservedly gets support of the municipalities of Kiflmat, Terrace, "It's often people in the private sector that get "To say that I am. annoyed with your back-deer credit for this," he continues. Prince Rupert, and the Skecna Queen Charlotte things going," Atkins continued. "Governments help .hletics in trying to dastroy the structure and operation Pouaette contended theassociation is upset because pre~onal, district, began work on a new brochure. subald/ze fisheries aM mining." the British Columbia Yellowbead 16 Travel ' its financial stability is threatened by the withdrawal 0metre stated the Yellowhsad Association was asked '"the more the private sector contributes, the less •to contribute. associations have to rely on government grants," he continued. Prevost denied the association is in f'menclal Atid~ recommended the most effective way to trouble, hnd said the regional district wanted a major realign the region was to work within the exblUNl MLA pay increases cause. sh,are ofthe co~t for the new brochure to come from association. Ihe association, " "Our, pel~ey is to have the board of directors :o~ .... .Prevost also questioned Blnce a new association is asso,'Aations,make the decisions effectin~ the required.te form a .new tourist region, whether the associations,:' he said. "If an area has concerns they no dancing in the streets regional ~ dislrlct ' having withdrawn from one should have directors acting on their behalf, If they • : association, WO.uld support another. :r'; ': :: VIc'roBJA (CP)- The 57 interview Wednesday. ~4,000, including the 18,000 compmsstian paid to t~e ~ Poasette ~d not offer any guarantees and said, pull out, they.have no voice," • members of the British TbeMLAswl]lgeta 31.25- tax-frenallowaece.Thecoet, prender, cabinet n~ "You can'tpkedictwhat elected officials willdo, r' There is a meeting scheduled August 15 in Prince /'C CMumbin legislature are not per-omt increase in salaries of-living has increased by and leaderSunehanm~ofother pmles • Ponsette said another reason the district decided to George, Atklns added, and be said the pomlbility of dancin8 in the strcet over and tax-free expenses, 55.6 per cent durin~ that remains ' realigning tourist regions with representatives M the their first wage increaee in boosting their compmmation t/me.. . Barret~psaker withdraw was because the association encouraged seven years. two northern tourist re~on~ would be discussed, to $31,500 a year from The bil] is expected to get HarveySubvouder.willexch membershipo.ffom commercial concerns, such as Ponsette says no one from the Kitlmat-Stikine But the annual increase 124,000. , ' Royal assmt today and is to "be po/d .150,500 a ~year, betels, moteb~ etc,: and stated publications from the bulk Into the legislation Also included is the for- take effect immedia'tely but 131,500 as MLAs and an association were too commercial. regional district is planning to attend, since the Which gives them the raise meeting was a directors meeting and any local could m~an m~ md to the mula, based on the average will not he retroactive, additional.$15,00o for their '"the people responsible for regional government waso increue in B.C. during . Pre~er Bllllkanettmdd .Mded~ti~. ".--decided tlds was not their responsibility,", said representatives would require invitatiom. kdofdane poU. UeUm do theproviomyeer, whiubwill the inca'eases were as at- CMdnet?minlm~ get an Polmette. Atklus said he hoped someom frmn the dbtrlet they ~ theh" Own deterroketheMI,As' annual t~npt to keep the l~,As' would attend and discuss any concerns they may have mdarlm. extra ~.e00 in add/tion to ' ~ said the east and west Kootney tourist • raise.. They will get 7~per earnings inerreaing with their MIA uaisW. .. at the meeting. "':,~ '~rbe COLA elm may he cent of the peremt~e by today's costs, "not to make an ~d to that emberrmming th= w. thy.. ..:.o to 1;'; h ImMe'deux that politicians wage increases. Bennett now will be paid each MI~ eonsisin c~i:ll,O00 , .s..ermen must 'involve'themselves in The MLAI have not l~,-~0ayasr, 131,550 as an In salary, up hbm lle,000,. Ji~JjL~LIocl- ' became of these periodic received s pay hike since .MLA and an additional and $10,S00 in tax-free to TERRACE " ' raises," Opposition Leader 1972 whee the $12,000-a.yesr I~8,000which he is paid as , allowanesa, up : from. the • ' Dave l~'rett anid in an stipend was .doubled to premier. The additional p recant.,000. ' a closure ANSWERING "% . . [ ' .t~ ," I BUREAU . 'British Columbia hallbut Forest S erwce fishermen said 'rhuredsy' II BLC BRIEFSl i'. is on fire alert accept what ~ called~ II [ ,/ii:,. n feeble attempt'at'"'°'" a cem~ II [ VANCOUVER (CP) --The 7 DAY 24 HOUR BHfls,~ ,C¢lumbia forests 1,0~• Ayearago, fires throughout there had heeathe waters.promdieoneJonroolcoasta~;ll . • :'~i ANSWERING / SERViGE midl~'y' ' has , postponed province at rids.time, . • . Earlier Thursd.~, the ! VICI'ORIA (CP)- It is bop~kys for all" of its key impossible to erddtcate Hank' Doerksan, fire lnternationalPmam~b~:l ~vegive a persona, touch, with' pleasant, courteous, pl'bfesslona, staff~ase of the critical suppression manager, said . Commission ;~: :: operators, trained tD be an extension of your business. .Eurasian water, milfoll from flre ~uation in the Th.~uday. the extreme"d~, bad reeansidered a daeisim . ~,~~..~:,,;~.~, !~i/bh Columbia likes and ~0gs,o .... .weam~ m .c~_.tin.u~. an(I for an early c]esm ~ the ~...... ' X[vors, • Environment The 'thinlsl~j said in a Refe Malr said news release .Thursday that .... ,., Thursday. ' "The spread of milfoil is 380 fires' Weir' burning lntemdve-."-'---"'" l]ghtoing storms. ESTABLISHED - RELIABLE decided to allow halibut • Rates to Suit your needs . , Malt saldin a news release further aggravated by • rouabeut the province and "We are approachl~"a fishing for three extra days. that the best that can he boaters Who may inad- major llghmlng storms were very critical period/' said 24 Hr: Monitor, Paging & Answering Service vertently transport weed i Tony Petenon, spokesman hoped for now is to slow the forecast for most of B.C. Dcerkssn.'"Until there is a for the flahesmm, said they weed's spread and to Control fragments on their boats. So far this year there have break in the weather pat- propel]era and trailers from were still mhappy with the ltsgrowth wherelt is already been 1,794 fires tn the tem, we are golng to nced all situation and woul.d tie up. firmly estsb&hed. an infested lake to one that province and an estimated the help we can get." . ' has yet to he contsminated," theb: boats ratber than adndt 4603D Park Ave. 63£)-81 95 760 men are fighting blazes. Campfires have been defeat by aeeeptlq the.. ,?'l)epeeding on.~w,ho,.gou the minbter~l~dd ...... ,, ~ The most serious situation is I banned,in~th~Kaml0oill ~d ~ ~mpromias.j in~' as./an~: ~ ,,aL'o~or: "iThe early dc)ure was l~,v~ co~opernte.w|.... t/'oduced aflertU.S, fisheF nulsance to a major ministry this summer by •lnece are another 99 fires in saidthe publicls being urged eeo]ogleal dlsaster," Bald pulling over to roadside men caught about 0oo,00o theNelson forest d/strict and to use enlreme csuUonin the': pounds more than they we~ Malt. "The truth lies check stations that are being 71 in the Prince George area. forests. somewhere between those set up at key points in the agowed. : two extremes." province to examine He said the floating plant trailered boats for weed fragments, produced by fragments." Better tape trap difficult ; tLaMhOOPS, B.C. (CP) -- their trap'des~n is eligible JULY 25, 1979 .~o Kumloope men have for a government fund used found that cutting through to aid in the davel0Pmant of government red tape Is humane animal trkpe. ahnost as difficult as "This trap is an instant a hmnane animal killer," said Jensen, a trapper with ~-years of trnL~" Jansen and Larry experience. Makihave spent the past two mouths trying to find out ff It works on theaame prin- dple as the mouse trap, he said. It instantly brea~ the back of mall animals that take the bait. It is far superior to the leg- hold trap which often causes prolonged agony, he said. Jensen, who has been ~e Terrace Weather working m the idea for the past six months, b0ilt a lk~O0. office predicts continued prototype and submitted it to If the last six, five or four digits on your ticket are identical to and in the same sunshine today and order as the winning numbers above, your ticket is eligible to win the the environment ministry. corresponding prize• Saturday. Officials there told him his Highs today expected trap had some design to reach 28 degrees problems. r ,last 6 digits WIN $1,000 ] Celelus, while lows will last 5 digits WIN " He said that with a little fi- be between 10 and 1~. nancial assistance the faults could be fixed. • last 4 digits WIN S25 NOTE: All cash prizesup to and including $1 ,O00(with the exception of BONUS and SURPRIZE prizes) may be cashed at any branch of the Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce only in British Columbia, Alberta, Saskatchewan, Manitoba and the Yukon. 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by Alan Passarell NDP MLA Atlln

Thslugislative session has moved into debate on the spending estimates of the various departments and I am.u~.,., g ,~..op~rt;mity to qu .cation cabinet ministers on ~'~vmch 1. ueueve'are ,mpormnt to Atlin con- • "What's all this talk by Carter about (/recession?'" m tu~y res.idents. • ,...... "'l'm still $48,000 in debt from the prosperous yearh!" I wa~ yew disturbed to learn that B,C, Hydro has put 0Ut'~apublic'ation which talks about proposals to dam the Stildne and Iskut Rivers, even though there - \ has beetlinG public inquiry, and no ~onsultation with ( I the Tahltan Indians, many of whom depend on these riversjor their livelihood. II II . In view of the fact that the Socred candidate in this . BUY SHARES. dding*~.r 'omitS" during the recent election campaign .OTTAWA thatU~re'would be no dams built on the Stikine "as. % long as the sun shines," I was shocked to learn from B.C. Hydro officials that an allocation of $20 million has already been spent on the Stikine. dam proposal : Liberal.;J |~:. ; advises worker !::::OFFBEAT already. My questions to the Minister of Energy, OTTAWA (CP) -- A. outlook has improved: BY RICHARD JACKSON Mines and Petroleum Resources about this were not Toronto Liberal MP is ad~ '::'~-~.~, " By CAROL GOAR • • .,~.~.~ markedly, prini~riiy' ., ) answered but he did promise me that a review com- vising workers at one Crowii $15,000-peremployee for his "Havin a one-third in- because buyers are sh:~g Ottawa,-One reason Parliament isn't being called mittee would be set up to consider the need for, and.the. em,peretinn the government plan to workl terest wouldg guarantee that interest in itS~Dabl~.7, ramifications, of such a project. plans to sell that they should This amount" souhds although the employees designed for short:takeeffs until nearly six lhonths after the election, reveals an I believe that we should be thinking about this protect their jobs by buying prohibitive, he said, but the wouldnot have full control, and landings, on.which most aide to Prime Minister Clark, 'is to give his new proposal now so that ff end when the government and shares of the company, investment codd be spread they could prevent the of de I-Iavillknd's hopes are cabinet . ministers time to shake down. B.C. Hydro start to move ahead with plans to dam Bob Kaplan, Liberal over about 10 years and the compsny from voluntarily planed. More then 50 have And to shake out. these rivers to provide power for southern British immigration critic and .union could use some of its shuttingdown or.from going been ordered. member for York Centre, pension funds, out of a major line of Last year, de Havilland re- New leaders after taking over traditionally have columbia, we will be able to present a strong case on said in an interview Thur-. ported net profits of $1.9 n~- been in a rush to convene Parliament at the earliest behalf of the people who live here and will be affected sdayhe plans to stand at the Kaplan also would like to business activity." lion. by these decisions. I would like to hear from anyone nlnnt" attt~ nf dA ltnv|lland see the public acquire one- De Havilland, with possible moment. ~i'~.~¢~n"¢ ~A~'-~,~t~, third and the government headquarters in the west Kaplan sa~s he has no who has an interest in this issue. ,h'"~",,'~,',~'~,-~'"~-'~t~- o~ ° hold one-third of the firm's :Toronto suburb, of Down- objection to the govern- This to.demonstrate to the people that the~new ~ matter whlch~l rl~. In the Lngislatureis ment's ~pisn~,, t~ sell ;~:de : leader:und hb ,new govarnment Wem'~scdous about ~o~.e~tt"~'~ne~t~ .~ph4red.~hen they go on the! sview, was hougl;t by. the. llavillan~ ~as': Idhg as" It ownm~diip ~'~eilrm. ~ ~ ...,.: ...... ~. Uberal~overnment, from its thei?' eampnignpla~, policies, and prq~ ~ are t ~1 ~v&M enaanger me iivb]ihood of Native trappers remainS!. 'Canadismown6d The aircraft company, one Hehas prepared aletter to British owners, Hawker- and its new owners realize going to get started on them NOW. . " in the area. At a recent public meeting held by the Of the first Crown cor- distribute to de Havilland SiddeleyGroup Ltd. in 1974 that the aerospace business Fish and Wildlife Branch, in Fort St. James, an of. porations the Progressive- workers explaining his plan. for $38 million. needs expensive and risky Not the supposed greenhorn, the "Kid from High flcinl made a statement about the possibility of in- Conservative government The letter, which he will At that time its financial research to prosper. • River," lacking not only ordinary, everyday working stitnitng public bidding for traplines. .plans to sell to private in- begin passing out Monday, .future seemed uncertain. Kaplan says he has heard background, and any previous experience in I have sought assurances from the Minister of the terests, Is the largest in- says: . The government wanted to rumors that cabinet will leadership, but with only seven years in the Commons dustry in Kaplan's riding. "I would like to see every ensure that a algnficant Environment that the trapfines of the Native people of make some decision on the behind him. Kaplan estimates it is worth de Havilland employee portion of the aircraft in-' sale in mid-August. No British Columbia will be secure, and he has promised $60 million, owning at least few thousand dustry would be Canadian- formal statement from the Not this presumed political novice whose only to look into the matter. Kaplan said it would take dollars worth of shares of the owned. government is expected until practical training for public service was hi the I was unable to be present at the hearing in Atlin of en average investment of company. In the last five years, its thd" fail. . organizational backrosms. the Commission on Uranium Mining but I did send a telegram to the Commission dearly 's~ating my He was too smart to rush into unnecessary action. position and that of the New Democratic Party on • IN OTTA IVA . Or perhaps a touch frightene ~ uranium mining. We are unaltarpbly opposed to the After all he hasn't a working majority. • mining of uranium. There is no known method 'of And the opposition-Ltheral and New Democratic-is mffely disposing of radioactive wastes, and any short loaded with veteran parliamentary street-riOters. term benefit that might be gained by mining eom- Liberal may be speaker Too many of Joe's troops-even a few in Cabinet-are pUioe is more than negated by the threat to the health recruits who could stand some training. and safety of our children for generations to come. OTTAWA (CP) -- briefly as Speaker during the shadow cabinet. North, said Jerome is a good The Liberal,lsader said he referee and will likely be '. While the legislature is in session I have been at- Progressive Conservative Diefenbaker government, would have no objection to reappointed. So Joe moved Parliament's opening %ray on, tempting to get hack to the constituency on weekends MPs are predicting that mad Donald Munro, a former barring . the unexpected, to October. Prime Minister Clark will diplomat repxresenting the his colleague accepting the Paul Dick, Conservative to meet with people seeking assistance for their reappoint Liberal MP James Vancouver Island riding of Speaker's job. MP for the eastern Ontario The six months will give his ministers time for. problems. If you want to reach me while I am in Jerome as Commons Esquimalt-Saanich. Chosing Jerome instead of riding 9f Lanark-Renfrew- thorough appraisals of the top people in their Vlet~da you can phone collect to 387-5207 or contact Speaker despite objections Some Conservative MPs a Conservative would give Carletod, said Jerome is departments. my com~tueney representatives,Mr. Oskar Damn in from some• government will resent the uppeintment Clark one more, possibly "very good," although This recording of the track records will go en Casaiar (778-~40) or Mr. Barry Burgess in Stewart back-benchers. of Jerome, said .Gerald crucial, vote ' when his during the dosing months of minority government puts the last Parliament "he through the summer and early fall. (~S.~049). The bilingual lawyer from Baldwin, Conservative And all of Ottawa knows it. Sudlun'y, Ont., who was first member for the northern legislation before the Com- appear.¢d more favorable to • appointed by former prime Alberta riding of Peace mons. The Speaker only the government side." The result has been-already, and the rush to e~- minister Pierre Trudeau River. votee in case of a tie. Walter Baker, government version is a little on the sickening side-that following the 1974 election, "That's purely a decision Standing in the 2~.neat House leader, says a ministers who so recently sang the praises of Pierre New York police would become the first of the prime miniver. We Commons: Progressive Con- •decision on the Speaker will Trudeau and laughed at "the Kid Clark,'! are now Commons Speaker chosen jus~ sit on the sidelines'. I can servatives 136, IAberais 114, not be announced until New Democrats 26 and immediately before Oct. 9, saying how wonderful it is to have a now government. from the official Opposition live with Jerome." "Like a breath of fresh air," as one deputy put it since Confederation. A highly-placed parlia- Soeial Credit six. when the new session of love our jackets Several leading Con~ mentary official said Jerome With Jerome as Speaker,' Parliament begins. around after making a career-yes, a career-of en- seawatives, including former wants to keep his job and the combined votes of the Should Clark pick Jerome, tertaining the Liberal emperor and his princes and MONTREAL (CP) -- Can anted last" year, Is a prime minister John "Clark is in a helluva a fix" Conservatives and •Social he would then be faced with their ladies at cocktails and candlelight din.dins at his the New York police removable lining for Jackets Diefenbaker, are eager for to decide. "Right now, Clark Credit form a bare majority. the dilemmu of finding a lush Ottawa riverside home. ~ ,, dnlm'tmmt fall in love with deputy Speaker who, and coats that fits between Jerome to resume the job .doesn't need dissention in the Stanley Knowles, NDP These new "Sanb on the road to Damascus"may a Cushion wint~ Jacket? the outer end a thin traditionally is a French- shell that has been described as Conservative caucus." member for Winnipeg North kid some of the Clark ministers, but there are plenty o~ R s~ms they can. Tenders Inner lining, allowing the the Judge in Canada's • Jerome's willingness to re- Centre, said he wants Canadian if the Speaker is Ire out for 24,000 cold- garment to fit snugly with highest court. sume the job that provides a Jerome to remsin Speaker. English-Canadlan. Conservatives who have been around long enough to weather uniforms for the lining in or out. Other Conservatives would rant-free country estate and "Clark would be wise with The shortage of Fren~- refresh their memories and keep them straight. ~dileaneu in the Big Apple, Garments with con- prefer to see one of their col- a social life as glittering as all the inexpexienced people "Canadian Conservatives Meanwhile, Clark's aides frankly admit Con- the speciflcation~s call ventional removable linings leagues given the prestigious the Governor-General'S can he's got around to appoint could force Clark to steal servative cabinet ministers and the PM's own staff for the Evln Se~-Styllng often fit too loosely with the job, citing alternates sUCh as perhaps be demonstrated by Jerome." another Liberal, possibly have been getting angry letters and irate phone ~alis and the Evin Tale- ravatlng wounds caused lining detached. Marcel Lambert, an Ed- his refusal to accept an offer Eldon Woolliams, Con- from voters who thought they were voting for a real sense ~lesve. Evin said the New York monton MP who served from Trudeau to join his servative lVlP for Calgary appointing Jerome. tents on those two in- deal -- tenders close Aug. 15 change and expected Liberal insiders holding down Yearlong are held by Evin in. -- will briug him a royalty of prize spots at the public trough to be booted. dtlstdes Ltd. of Muntreal, an five per cent on a contract he It hasn't happened yet. offshoot of the clothing estimated at between But critics are being reminded that the new manufacturing business mllllan and $2.5 million, end Oil supplies now respected government is still in a transition state, suggesting Ibmded 41 years ago by could spark other U.S. that the Liberal deputies and their flunkies will be Evin. business. WASHINGTON (CP) -- But ift the last few weeks, from the. Middle East, deny U.S. intentions of ad- L~vin's business has Manufacturing would be 'me United States and the state department officials whether this were done by c~mg to its military presence getting their marching orders later. Nmalned small. Its factory done in the United States, Soviet Union seem to have have been playing down the intlmlating the oil producing in the Persian Gulf where a Clark has ordered a late summer report from all on St. Lawrence Boulevard with Gerber Manufacturing worked out a truce over the likelihood of any U.S. in- countries or by strangling asmall u.s. fleet already members of Cabinet on the attitude and performance ki the city's garment diS~int Co. Inc. of Mishawaka, Ind., pprickly issue of respecting tervention. These officials thessea routes," the director operates, of the almost totally Liberal senior public service. employs only 40 people. holding U.S. rights to the one another's Middle East oil also confirm the state of American and Canddian While U.S. Defence However, it has shown a Evin patents. European and supplies. department has received studies in Moscow told the Secretary Harold Brown Meanwhile expect the old "symbolical" beheading knack for technical In- Asian llceneees also have Bath countries are clearly deeply felt complaints from Washington Star. says the U.S. would commit of a former Liberal bofrm still hanging in there end sovstlon. been lined up for overseas trying to wipe out the spectre Saudi Arabia and other Arab Georgy Arbatov said the its military forces if ab- trying like mad to tell the world he has seen the light. The telescopicsleeve, with business. of war over oil and natural countries about the public Soviets realize such actions solutely ner.essary to defend The post~leetion conversions won't wash. a small extra flap under the The New York police gas supplies raised by the discussion of U.S. con- would be seen as "very oil supplies, there are quick Mmldd~, wsa developed in department selected the world energy shortage. tingency plans. hostile acts, close to a .assurances from state de- As the screws are tightened, the unweleome who.try INI for th~ Royal Canadian Evin-desigoed Jacket after These fears were The Soviets indicated this declaration of hostilities." 'partment spokesman to linger may find things too uncomfortable and even Air Force to provide CF-100 several months of tests. It heightened by news earlier week they too are worried Arbatov's study insti.ture Hodding Carter that this is humiliating to stick around. crew memlm's with warm, saves money because it this month that the U.S. was about the talk of con- includes experts on North "a highly unlikely con- tight-fit clothing that foreplaces two garments, one considering forming a frontstion ovvr Middle East American domestic, foreign tingancy." ' "It's better if these people take a walk voluntarlly," wouldn't rmtriet arm and r cold weather and another Mideant strike force as part oil, and offered reassurances and military policies. What the U.S. is con- says a Clark aide. "Cheaper, too, because the shoulder motions -- im- of contingency plans for they won't'provoke a clash. For their pert, U.S. state for milder weather, and the sidering is an increase of one government, even in a weak moment, won't feel • lamant for pilots patting an bright orange removable seizing Persian Gulf oilfields "The Soviet government department officials have or twodestroyers in its tJeetor seat to tm. lining can be worn if vital U.S. interests are wbuld certainly not interfere adopted similarly con- permanent Middle East obligated to give them some sort of 'golden hand- ~lf-st~fing liner, pat- separately threatened. with Western oil supplies ctiiatory" tones, but don't force shake.' " . • . , .., , . . , ....

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The Herald, Friday, July 27, 1971), Page | o,• . Police .enlist. aidof known criminal CALGARY (CP) -- Two "The whole qu~tim of na. of the tools to the detectives week because he t~ou~ht he The detective .said "the officers of the Calgary pcl/ce anthorised entries IS not a 'aft~_. was in danger and might force were suspended last two times you've been clear-cut issue When it in. Mac~ said he entered preeaured into more police there .someone has hem Thursday after an ex-convict valves policemen. We have the house three times operations. told The Herald that there or.abe ~ shown up, to know a lot more." without permission, and I'm worried that the detectives arranged.ta have He added a policy. although he, knows the oc- He laid he originally co- him break into a city home operated with police holdng third time you wen't be as statement he f~ued earlier cupenta. He said he misled luel~ as you haw been." three times during a drug had said cetegodcelly that police into thinking there to have the charge against investigation. him reduced from traf- On Tuesday MgcRte and police should not commit an .were drugs in the home. two detectives met in a 8rein Police Chief Brian Sawyer ,offence in order to get fluldng to the lesser charge told a news conference that evidence. On the first entry July 11, of possession for the p~ car with gankatebewan became of the seriousness of ~he Herald says he took of ~rafflchtn¢ : licence plates less than two The informant, an ex- Hocks from the targat he.me. the allegations, the officers convict who used the alias several items of iden- He todd he was afraid that are suspended with pay, • lcation belonging to the George MacRae in 'hle a conviction on the more The Herald says one of ti~ pending an investigation. dealings with The Herald, residents while on the second soriou~ charge would lead to Sawyer said he first heard said he cooperated with the entry last Friday he was oHlems handed M, eran a supposed to nnd information. a lengthy prison term small tool case centukl~ a of the alleged incident when police because he thought because of his previous scoket set, ratchet i~n(Be - it wa~ reported Thursday in 'the~ 'could help reduce a on illegal drug activities. ~vietio.., for extortion, car and wrench. MacRae gained a cop]nlght story in The drug trafficking charge laid Heral0L ' • 'lhe police provided nut- theft, robbery and assault, entrance to the house against him last month. veillance protection during He said me officer toP' through a basement windiow, i.. ' "The allegations are Sawyer told reporters: "It clearly serious and yet, the entries, MacHee said, him th-* ,,h.... ~,~ I,,, ,,~ emorgad five minutes lat~ is not' uncommon in. drug and at one time they ~ln,,~.';,,.~,',~,,.,w.,"~,~,'~...,.~" tnddrovetoapm-arranged having been in this business investigationa for police to for some time, I realize there be prepared to deal off small provided a standby car and after I had dcmoestrated place to retm'n the tools to are generally two sides to a dk-lver for use if the scheme- my cmmbllitim a~ an In. the detectives, says the, fish in order to get a bigger' tailed, fomer.,~--=--. ------newspaper. stow and we have'0ne side of fish, so it's' conceivable that a story here." • . that happened..,~That'e In each enae: he said, A coavendtien between ~ls not the first Ume he . He said the evidence sug- .pa~ly .what the drug police officers met him a MaeRae and his police hu cooperated with police gested there were nusmeso IS all abeut," short distance from the contact was secretly but It is his first e~q~oo unauthorized entries, but he house, stood~guard in the recorded by 8 Herald entering houses, MgcRae did not know whkh officers Herald photographers vicinity and met him af- knew of the operation. recorded the latest breok-in terwards to learn of his reporter Menday night in' a said. He said he has • He denied there had been a Tuesday and i/ctures of .nndinga. downtown hotel lounge by a with RCMP drug officers in took Herald reporter during several ~ dries but breakdown in the ehatn of plainciothes detectives MacRan, scheduled to preparatioms for the third' always as a mlddleman 'command in the police 81~g MaeP.ae tools, the appear in court Oct, 16,- department.. actual entry, and the return approached The Herald last enlry. _. between denl,ere and peUco.. producers face transport,, costso CALGARY (CP) • " -- ~rti~ would' be 7"/'cents a witnesseshas been whether Alberta and ¥oothilis cl0eeto 13 ;'6~J¢ thousand enblc feet, com- Canadian cnutomem would Pipelines Ltd., would charge feet While ~ transport Charges of 69.3 pared with 63'cents for only pay more for Albma gaa if 10,8 ~ents a thetmmd cubic '.'~:"~1~.r)lP. ~ '-~'drgl'-i;r,9~ cents a" thousand cubic feet Alaskan gas and 40 cents for TransCanada PipeLines Ltd. ~t to move ~hem'. gu, ..~-d~. w~!, for exporting'natural gas both Alaskan and Alberta decided to ship more gas to into the planned foothills me Nat/anal ~ B t~'ough a prepoeed prebullt I gas. central and eastern Canada pis~ane. sectica of the Alaska High- Vice-president Darrell through the. prs.built and Foothills would then i MacKay,. of Northwest OtherU.S. facilities, rather c~e an average ~e cents a cubic fechLo.;~_q~.~tPm to • • ~ ~~ Energy Board w.u told Alaskan Pipelines Co,, noted than expeeding its Canadian thousand cubic feet to get the To~o.~~ !/!! 'l~m'~y. , , that "PanAlberta gas would lines. gas to the U.& border, i Under crous.examinatiou • beer the full coat of service TranuCanada witnesses, producing a total 1983 i:!! |i'. by a lawyer repreeantJn~ during the period when only appearing with the Pan- tranport coat of $),3 cam li: Ontario gas utilities, vice- Pan-Alberta gas is being Alberta representatives, .that would be deducted from NEED, YOUR ~ president Edward Rlngrosa carried." have nut confirmed this. t~e bord~ anls price before : . of Pan-Alberta Gas Ltd., Another concern ~ Rinerose said Alberta Gu e producers got theh T ~, , I ii~ said transport costs would throughout cross- ,~ - Trunk Line Co, Ltd., which returnu. ,'~'Ii: ';~'~ "~. ::i apply to gas moved in 1963 examination of Pan-Alberta .owns~0percentofbothPan. .Current ass prices are i..:!:,: 'but do not allow for 1978-1963 : ~! ,inflation. .,*.,'~ :"i . :: .,:;:,,,:2; The eoet of movinS.gas . :~./ 't~enSh south~ portlous of N x.y~ the planned Alaska Hishway pipeline has been a major. CT theme at the bearings, with i':. Health Centre workers continue cor/struction Pan-Alberta and allied A potential exporters saying the $14-blllion project would M be aided under their prebullt plan. Skeena Health Centre By using southern soCtious of the pipeline to move Canadian gas until, the pipeline starts carryin8 CO• ." nsl¢uctlon," " on t i me...... Alaskan gas south, the cost rf'.),fw '~Jam "indiCIA !'*~.V~r~ ~I. g.o'~ns arcliitect for the pro'ject,'. ~lovember or Deeem: of movingbotb .Alberta ex- weu ano on' sebedme as Imelberg says the $2 ~ ber," Inselberg con- ports end Alankan gas would .~e net~wti~ continues at mllliondollarp~jeetwas tinued, although he added be lowered. • Keena Health 40 per cent complete, several things had yet to hearings,Other companies however, at havethe Centre of Kalum Street, "We hope to have it be complete, ineluding suggested that the Alberta See Our said Alex Inselberg, ready for eecupapcy, in the second storey, in- gas could be expired more : terior and exterior cheaply by extending BUSINESS Inselberg said the Earlier. in the hearings, U.S. pipeline exeeuflven said Refugees are British. Columbia the cost of moving only' ["";0n'0"' I .... Building Corporation Alberta gas through U.S.' se$tions of the prebuil.t tax site meeting to view theon- % uc'a'-'euu[o, • 'prOject August 0.

OTTAWA (CP) -- The federal revenue deparUnent Mid. Thqrsday it will suthoriea tax deductions for R HILLSIDE Srsupa provtdinS flnanclul Partners needed assistance to Vietnamese r~u~. on Gold Claims. .,,.. Individuals who want their DEVELOPMENT donatio'nu to. be tax deduc- * Planned Subdivision ~tibin should make their Diamond• Drill ready, .contributions through .~munlclpalitisJ or ragisterad Phone 636-2708 or • *Choice .Building Lots dawitim, inch as churches, 'file revenue department said .54616 oveni.p ) *Close to Town (3 min. ) ~' ' in a news release. * Underground Services •* Secluded Area ~Excellent Exposures * View Lots * Sloping Wooded Lots * Nature Trail • 7 Phase I available before Aug. 16. Prices range from 19,000 to 29,000.

of financialtrsinlng.Withmanagement potential should be considering the advantages q "--"~ 1 'i The CGA program will provide you with the knowledge you need for a career in financial management_ accounting, finance, taxation, auditing' . ARENA- ~~ computersystems, ltlsaprogramthatwilleffordapersontheopportunity i ~.1] POOL | [, , of becoming a recognized professional whether employed in Industry, ~IP_'~- COMPLEX [I-: government or Independent public practice. ~~ The program was developedin co-operation with the Faculty of Commerce i end Business Administration at the University of British Columbia. Courses can be completed by lecture or correspondence and students ( should be employed in related positions while enrolled in the program. ~, .. Registrationis on until August 17th. If you need more information or would I "'~ like to talk to someone about your prospects as a CGA, contact: i The Director of Student Services The Certified General Accountants'Association of British Columbia LAKELSE AVE . " -- The C.G.A. Building 1555 W. 5th Avenue Vancouver Phone: 732-1211 For further information THE CERTIFIED GENERAL ACCOUNTANTS' Ed9 ASSOCIATION OF BRITISH COLUMBIA pleaseeontaot:. • Properties 635-94i8 .Page I, The Herald, Friday, July 2"/, 1979 .FOR KONIHOff/SKI I It took guts to make it TERRACE-KITIMAT EDMONTON (CP)--Per- Diane JonesKonihowski -- For year~ his ambition severance, h.~'d work and a he has not been "the man was to run the 400-metre pedero but was cut during lotofgutssasm tohave paid who has everything." hurdles in the O]ymldcs. He training camp. ~off for John Konihowski, a It has been a six.year, still llflaks he should have • At mid-season that year, t 'slotback with Edmonton uphill and injury-plagued been in the 1972 Munich he signed with the Eskimos F,skimns of the Canadian jeurneyferKonihowskisisee Olympics, although he for $10,000 a year. 'F'oo/imH League. he first signed with the wasn't chosen for the .It has been an uphill ,:',, o DMpite being blessed with Eskimos -- until this season Canadtan team. su'nggle ever since to stay gazelle-like speed, strong when he bagged a starting In 1974, because he thought offthe injury reserve list. He hands and a beautiful and aasignmentwith the defend- itttmefora change, hetried missed nine league games in 1976, six in 1977 and nine in .takmted wife-- penlathlete lag Grey Cur champions,_ out with Calgary Stare. 1978. Konihowski, with knee. andshoulder injuries. watched as gifted new' receivers joined the team and made his position more precarious. mates, George McGowan PEglGR and Sto Lung among them,team- hung on, Konthowski sat on i'i Tomthe bench Scott, as WaddellBrian Fryer,Smith, us[g CARS Brian Kelly and Marco Cyncar made the team, one by one. With such competition, a age of 29, Konihowaki's SPORTS ilOH IHIIOPgOGOFCOUgS[i . chance=o. o,,.,...of making the Esldmos this easan seemed i a starter remote. . ' [ But, having made it and showing signs of having his best season since 1975, he is Four teams take glory road perhaps the biggest surprise .. ~ ..... the Eskimo roster. Montreal Expos, Houston "I don't think the farm were acquired by trade; ~ze to gain'the ,~b W~st lind. 1977 DATSUN 4X4 $6995 "' SoysEskim0ceachHngh Astros, California Angels ayutem .n raise all the were algmd and developed nuzzle '°13avnal, vise- Campbell: and Baltimore Oriolm took Playersanymore,"saidJolm by the Astrea and throe we~re president of the Angels, "I had made up my mind different reads but" all Mcltale, president of the l~cked up on waivers or the todd: . Nckup 4 cyl., 4 speed, radio, roll bar ...... thatBrisnKellywasgolngto reached the eame spot -- the Expos. "Yon have to mix the like. "Yenrsago moneywua't

1978 FORD F600 n- got~ an Waddell the --, back, a. thatw~n put we a proximately.vi.ion lead- • i00 after major a~ agentfarm e~mplayer and~--a~ a trade tradedOf ~ fer,.., Art Howe,H--n Craig afae~,~t'ffy..titinto the minor leapO ' 3 TO bind on things, Then, Brian leaguebaseball games, hare and there." Reynolds, Julio Genzalez, system. Today it's very $10 996 ~ergotal.i,ma.l~u. .Ea~.~si. leaderh.a TalSmith, pr.identand-'En--~*H, Jo. Cmzand important...Au, his 'only 12,000 rnlles 24 hours before the final different phHssophy about general manager of the Alan Ashby, the latter from s nt a 19t of monny. Only ...... • deadline. Otherwise we huHdinga winner. Astrss, leaders in the NL Toronto Blue Jays. ~ of eai" regulars is homo ...... ~ would have had to trade or ~ Montreal has combined a West Division,.fotlowed this The Astrm' home-grown grown." cut somebody." couple of free agents with formula: starters are' Cesur Cedeno He is third haNlmm 1977DODGE VAN AlthooghKeathowskihed yotmgpinyersofftbefarm, and Terry ~ediclae Carney Lansford. The $8695 from the speed Houston traded for most of "For the meat part we. Hat, Alto'.omrungpitchers Angels signed free ,gmin position of wide receiver to its starting lineup. . built this team through J.R. Richard a~nd Ken Bobby Grich, Joe Rudl, Don ..,~.,.dla.I..om.v.er.a!~ ...... the. rougher inside going of California has been the trades for young, unheralded Forsr.h and relief ace Joe Baylor, Rick Miller sad most active team in the free. playem and ' our ' mvn..Sam bit0 ease throngh the pitcher Jim Ban'. They " ...... ' ...... slotback, at least he was agent market, filling In the development program. "We mrmSyst~ati.~eNtekroand traded f~ the other furor He started at slotbeek in holes with a couple of big have the youngest club; hi : "/Andti~f carrie m regulars-- Rod Curew, Dan 1978 OAMARO the league opener in Win- trades, while BalL/more has age and experience In'" tl~" .... " ' " Ford, Bert Campaneris and baseball's most productive league.'..... : " ~Callfbrn,p Angels. used Brian Downing -- and four v.e Auto. $699§ *'"I hadn't played inside minor league system. On Houston's rg~e/-;~v~6 o~n~r ~n~ Auh~T~oney pitchera. -- Nolan Ryan, ...... ~ since the 1975 Grey Cup The Expos, leaders in the .... : ~. Chris ttnapp, Don Aase and game. I was a bit shaky at NL East Division, have a " Dave Frmt. i 1977 MALIBU CLASSIC assignments.o s~t, lmissedafew but after the m~ture,is heavier althongh on free the agents blend Star gymnast has you feel yon can win the flrstquarterlsettleddown." than the Orioles in the AL ponnant the next year/' said 2deur, V.SAulo, gtbree. $4996 night, catching seven passes The Montreal outfield of lost to Soviets .v.,.beUever in',i,m the farmstill syMem~aftra ...... "...... for 98 yards. Ellis Valentine, Warren even though ours is • Despite being a six.year CromarUe and Andre terrible." 1976 MERCURY COLONY PARK veteran, he approached this Dawsoncame off the larm. MOSCOW .(AP) -- Kim.. a 2Z-year-old Ofthe27playeromiile • . season with the enthusiasm The all-sEer trio :of pitcher Olympic star Nelli l~im was ~ E~asi~n,.won ~the, .br~ Orioles'. r.0~ter, IS. deve]ep~ *: ..... $ 7595 ...... "" ~' Steve.Rogers,catcher ~Gary beaten h~;"~VoSgvie't ~ te~,ii~" ni~l ~[t~'~:~. '" threagh~fl/elrminbrlags: • ease ee • ;~e • ...... • • • • ~eseseeeeseeeseeeeeee "I worked hard an weights Cai'ter and third baseman ngersThursday night in the system, 10 were acquired by ...... and I just came to camp in Larry Parrish graduated women's all-round gym- Kim, the country's most trades or purchases and two real good condition." from the Montreal minor nastics competition at the popular gymnast, knocked -- Steve Stone and Billy Spartskiad Games. herself out of contention Smith -- were leaser-known 1078 T-BIRD TOWN LANDA U Fundamentals are his lea,.eKey tradessystem. were for first 'NatallaShepeshnikova,17, when she fell while per- freeagents. ~" • an3 Campbellbiggest said. improvement, baseman Tony Perez, pit- of Rostov on the Don won the forming a back flip on the Hank Peters, Baltlmore ex $879 cher Bill Lee and infielders gold medal at the pro- beam and earned only 9.25 Hank Peters, Baltimore : ...... ¢ "He is not as mechanical Chris Speier and Redney Olympics meet with a out of a possible I0. executive vice-presldent and anymore. Instead of Scott. The Expos got free combined score of .77.425 general manager, has lost, lq74 M A L I B U C !. A S S I C yardsaut°maticallYandthen cuttingrUnningto1.'a EliasagentsSoea,R°ss bothGrimsleypitchers,and points. She did even worse on the without any compematim, floor exercises, stumbling to free-agent stars Jackson. post, he'll break the ttern and second baseman Dave " Ta.tayana Arzkhannikova, one knee at one point and Grich, Baylo~ and Grlnmley.~ 4dear staflonwaoon $3995 off sooner if hePas~es 'Cash. AndtheyofferedNew al4-yesr-oldschoolgirlfrom falling on her hack seconds Hesaysitlshettertobelld ...... something in the defence. York Yankees slugger the. western Soviet city of later while performing a club "the old4nshloued ...... His knack for getting open ReggieJacksonmoremoney Vitebsk, won the' silver another flip. She earned a wnywithbeme-srowntaleat 1976 EDSON 8' CAMPER hesimproved." than any other team. medalwith'aseoreof76.475, markof9.0, and setute trades.,, AT SPAR TAKIAD I...... OTT FORe F350 eREWCAB $2995 Day six dawns better for Canada 8849 5 MOSCOW(cP)- Day ~x anda22outof~toliftherup A]exandsr D|dtyatL~p a 22. sidelines "complapned to t~rn~te fox' the TuTene Paint, V0 Auto, 6' Box. of the Spartakiad Games ' from l4th position. She has ~0 year-old Russian from each other about the mark event. final in that ...... dawned dear and brighter more targets to shoot. Leningrad, was then thateavedDidtyatinfroman Unlike some sports nt the ...... for Canadian prospects here In gymnastics, Monies awarded a controversial 9.8 upoetloss tohis lesser known Spariakiad, the Soviet Unlon 1977 COUGAR XR7 oft°dayf°llow/ngseveraldeys' poor results, Goermann of Winnipeg in the side horse event rival. will be limited to three c~m. finished ninth in the opening despite hitting the apparatus . Western observers in the petiinre in the flnais. ~,o Natrass of rounds and advanced to the with Ida body at one puintin stands also regarded the.9.0 In other events Vii, auto trans., P.S. & PAL $6395 ' Waterloo, Ont., finished finals. Carmen Alie of the routine and momentarily mark awarded Dldtyatin as nesdey: Wed- ...... seventh in skeet shooting Monirealwns 14th and aiso losing hinrhythm. Tidsalse an overly generous sem,'e 1976 GMO .,~ 193 targets, She had advanced, puthis final score at 116.~ from ~ .,~oviet ~. of Pe~ We~r-~es. 4x4 ...... moved into llth place over. In .men's events, Warren points. Judges. Ottawa failed to qualify in ni~httoqualifyforthefleais. LongnfVietoriaqualifiedfer The mark was greeted. Gcermmm has also made the women's I,~00 metres, Three gymnasts also the meds all-around finals withwhistinsandboosfrom ittothewomen'sindivideal 20 Series, VS Auto $5795 qualified for the finals later but Jean Choquette of a largely Soviet crowd of event finals in uneven finishingchambulninthinherof Toreataheat; ...... • • • • .... Thursday. Montreal was eliminated, about 4,000 watching in the ' puraflel bars and the beam. f~onlr~ all three of his throws Nstrass had two perfect Long finished 10th in the Central Sports Hall, and Alie finished ninth in the in the men's B final of the , 25-target rounds Wednesday' allround final that included Soviet reporters on the vaulting and will be the ai, discus. three Soviets and 15 LEASING foreignersTwo Soviet men finished in L will I Me c An Alternative to Private Ownership a rare tie for the gold, prompting criticism even ess eave s o w Advantages Include: among Russian observers of MOSCOW (AP) -- When Many Of the 'items are It is against the law f~r No Capital Investment [[~ an inflated score in the last many Western athletea leave available in the Soviet foreigners to sell items to event, this Soviet capital at the end Union, but of local brand and local residents. There beve Budgeted, Transportation Costs Eduard Azaryan, a 20- of the pro-Olympic Spar- differing quality. . ~en ~e.onflrmed reports yearold Armenian, appeared tskiad Games, they will have "Some competitors will he mat ~ovmt police caught two Current Model Transportation to have won the title with a fewer problems with excess going home only with the competitors selling Jeans in Simplicity "( total score of 116.025 points, baggage, clothes they'll he wearing," thestreets, held them briefly Convenience C including a near-perfectand Gone will he most Jeans, said an official of one for questioning and thm deserved mark of 9.8 in his swe~tsuits, T-shirts, shoes, Western team. "Things are released them. Possible Tax Advantage h concluding floor exercis-3, chewing gum.and candy, selling like hotcaken all ENQUIRE TODAY . .~ -- ~ ~,~ around town." "Allmembersoftheteams ' ' ..... It apparently started at ' should stick to the rules," i~. competition sites, with said Richard Harkens, head athletes trading or selling of the U.S. delegation. "We ~ L~iv~rside ~u|o ~brecking equipment among them. lmve to respect thelaws and ...... ~'~ ~ ~ --Licensed mechanics selves. It spread to the the wishes of the eaun~.y wo Roeaiya Hotel .where the are in." ~L available to instMl parts teams and officials are Some competitors said It staying for the Games. was not Just opposition from --Used parts & accessories "I don't know how they the authorities that was --Motors & transmissions manage to get to our rooms, keeping the trend from Terrify Yot . For4 L lout they say they're ready to developing into a booming c at reduced prices buy anything we can sell," market. ., $ bl See our .[ t --Used cars & trucks one althlete said. "What can you de with file Lid, --BCAA af/iliate "It is no seeret people are money once you get it?' getting up to 150 rubles for There is very little you can new jeans," said U.S. buy with rubles, and the 'g(;:H geitk BUSINESS 24 TOWING shotputtor David Laut of money is worthless outside m-m, i H F.CTORY o..,~, Calif, "Tshi~ are this country," one athlete ' 4129 Substation Road ~o~ for 10 to 20 rubles, said.' 0 ~ depending how old." PAGE 19 The ruble is worth about a stores can he'= bought'" • " s s.sm- , $1.50 (U.S.) on the official with hard currency. market. ' want no rubles." 7 Blue Jays win two COMEBACK • Toronto Blue Jays, ufi~d Patek'a first homer o~ the flu~.hltter as New York .lathe ~ of the American mman.cappnda four-run up. Yankees defeated California !Leagues East Division, ~ in the fifth innl~ Anggis~.0. '. A FICTOR Y in.de it two wins in a row apmat loser Ronp . Dan Sl~er I/rotted M~i; ' MEMPHIS, Tesn, tAP) The.Rogues, 5-20,in IMt :.~ .ffi.~a.y -,~ht with an S4 ~umgorten, ~7. ous's uth nosota to two voesrned runs aeelsson over Texa~ homer, with one Out In the --Three goals by forward place in the American and four hits in 61-3 hmin~ Jose Neto and a six-ysrd Conference's Central Rm~ero. , " sixth,gave Gura, 6-7, a 5-1 and Ted Cox knocked in two • , Otto Vales drove in four lead. "i goal by San Diego's Julie Division, tooka I-0 lead at runs with two doubles and Veea at 81:38 powered the balftime on a goal by for. ,un.mllWiththapalrofhomero,. In an American League Cleveland Indians beat the ms m and lZh of the;day gn~e, Ran Guldvy Sachets to a comefrom- ward Jimmy Husband. Twins 7-3. behind 4-3 victory over San Diego tied it at 48:28 aesson, toieadTeromto to; ,Overcame...... a ~dnuto wait ~tad.httter .itcheu -~victoryat home before 14,~68~.~ two second-lnning Memphis Rogues in a on the first of Neto's Page drove in four runs with rain-plagued North goals. ifuns. ' ' and hurled a a homer, single and two American Soccer.Longue .. Tom Underwood, 4-13, ' " "' .'-. " doubles and Tony Annas had I~Me Thursday night. Also scoring ' for :pitched ? 1.3 Innings before Langl a homer and a pair of emphis led on three Smillie andwere Jado NeffHa- giving.~ consecutive solo s/n~lesi powerlnK Oakland differentocoasionsbeforo homers to Buddy Bell .and ois A's to an 8-6 victory over - sai~begovlc, who con- ( /EIc~...eZiakintheelghthand ~'~:: "" Boston Red Sox. losing its sixth straiaht nected when San Diego Johnny Bench's third game.. ' goalkeeper Voikmar onip Ut~derwcod ve ...... --v.,,.,,~, , .'me victory improved Gross kicked the ball •.. - ...... p up MONTREAL.,~, m ~._ homerintwogomes, athree, me See.ken record to 12. directly to him in front of ;me ram, an'runS out five . ."3:;'r~.'.~./"--'-'~." run shot in the third inning, ~ona walkisg one in the Am ~ola monlmat utauoe . -- z~ aria gave t~em 110 the net. • . Landis lost "" " carried Cincinnati Reds to a I~ta; putting them in Hammbegovte'a goal (,ba~tlla~.,~e, . .. ~ ~,,, ,.~ ~ty 9-7 win over Pittsburgh ~ l~aco in tho Amer- gave Memphis a 3-2 lead -- . May . ~r . ~,~d,,.~ ,,,,.,,,,~ ,...--,--,- Plretea in National League loan Conference's at 59:50 before San Diego .hOmer" ca.ppcu .a nine-run, ~.~:.~..~.,,.,---~-.,--...._~[~_u~._. Play. W~tem Division. won on goals by Nero and Ionrnl-lnmn~'ranv. and R'~,n ~mssum n xwu na~mau m ~.,,h ..... Ca --~, who also hada am- Thegamewaspisyedin Vase. • :.Sngistou drove in five runs nadisn Cycing ~am " e homero :as', ' Baltlmore Orioles ~.lonshi .p... action at the Daves~dng Roberts aingl, 1.3 d off a downpour that t~med It was the only game .;.VMloped Seattle. Mariners ~y~npte ve./e.~ome here • Darrell ~mas' drove in ~.e. Liberty Bowl played Thursday. Action .1~-1 behind Stew Stone's .way_ nq~nc... ~ .. three runs and "scored the memerlalStadlum field resumes tonight with Los ifiv._ddtter: ' " . _ M~'s~Y~ winner in the esventh inning, intoaqua~nire. A~elceatH~.hester. ., ".~e. victory, mcreesed . - '-- -= . _ leading Los Angeles to a 6.3 ~Baltlmore's lead in the East .~ne~lY cau~nt Hsyman, .~, decision ". o~ Houston race to five names ov~ ~m'a ,esa at ave seconos C d e ch ""..-...... ~r~_,~o~,,. Ommum_., l~'d'to ~v~ ~ ~,,,"~ ~,,,~ .five-run .Chicago.seventh aria lens sear • _-.~,,., o Jason "mompson ~..~. -~ .... " imnmg wkn a tnree-run belted athr~.run homer.in "~Y.."" -....- ... bemer'and Scot Tnompson . fO O ch auPl~rt ' of rookie Dan .m~man ~n~meo. m ,.~r .bad three runs hatmt in An r a new c a Petrv's SeVen.bit~ifPhina ma "n~usurCS, 49.76 se¢0nQ, ., ,~,, ~,k,, ,~r.o~,~a-~:.~,~ ~'~ TigerS" ~(le-'~eate"~ :a~Jnst Lungiok'a time 0~ :M~ts"'~ MONTREAL(CP)- The Hockey League dub, said ]~ilwankesthe-',, Brew~. • ~4:$1.el. Third place finisher ' "...... " 'FredPat~hitathrea-nm- wan,Gary Trevisol. 0f Ontlveros's fourth home !lst°fa.l)-plican~co.nt.inum to Thursday. "It's a big grow out no aemmn has decision. You have to weigh Su(Hx~y~, OUt.,' with 5:04.97. run of the season put the ueen made on the identity of all the nros and ,,~-,," homer and Amen 0tls added British Cosmnbla also game out of roach. Thomp- 'the ne~t coach of Montreal. He to~'med as 8~'tdatlon asoloshottobacktheflve- placed a._ .new Jqni0r son's flrot.maJor league Cm, die~...... ~ publishedreports 'that • . ,,.~,.% :,% ,~ %~!y'; hit pltol~/of Larry Gura cnam.pmn_ w_eanes~y night homer, lauding off the i m in me midst o~. Claude .Ruei, currently and power' Kansas City as meg M~lda, IS, of Van- fonrth, wastheftrstcaiesgo _ . Irving Mo0tronl s director of player You told. me to wait until the" game wa~ over: • Royain to a 6-1 win over couver, won the kilometre hit off start~ Tom Haus- meditating on It, " (~,Gtgo White Sex. tit~in the. individoal event. man, 14. . ~.runaman, managing development, would be • - mrector of the National ~munod to the post. ~,~ "° ~.~,

Sh rk hopes to keep her golf lead . ;)' ~.: ;~i~

*, .~.E. JULIE., .Qua. (CP!-- But. g o~. in ~ te~y's _~ampl0nship last year, come." . and Judy Ronldn, who won,"~ • ' -'~ " - ' ...... ; i -,~'~" '7 .~._~ny ~.n..erx nap.ca_mat _s~on~_rout_, ox ~e~oze, .~ark .he played in 18 Shark was in .bunkers on the evont at Lachute, Qua., . ' mgorywmrepeatitoelL ~150,000 Peter".'Ja¢,.g~o. n ~ tournaments and currondy threa of the first fom, holes in19'~7-- mesaged to hatter . • . .~.,:~-~ .~.IT/~_thefli.'s.tt./m.e_the .cl.a.ulc~.kt't_he. Rlchb.lleu mmdar|athonthemoesylist but picked up a stroke on per par on the e,434-yard layout. " ' .~ t~m~" urotessjona|. ~o1! vuy ~ ~un, .,~er~, a ~th "$11,455. on the ~ hole, a par-five They all had one-under 7~S. | ~ -;- a~soelat!on" s.oneameu, a. m~t-year pro..h~.~ :Per~ -:!qrot~.4p~emoueyherein 680-yerder. .Defending champion ~ " '~ ~.,~.amenc_m uanaaa, u~.nome,_um,,~o;mamree- ;~,~0, ~,, ~,~,~.,~..~ ;.,...... , ...... ,,,..,.... JoAnne Ouroer was forced to X I~ ..~awi~g..an,.~ue.,,..,,as .o.,. !ad from mlm'luneed rivals, outhetour--~tero~ttro'n~ through.,o.. a steady ~e on withdraw before the,,o. tour- .'MI Jim's Tips & Tid, IW~ WANT TO me.startunawon.me.e~. ~ _~erk,~,flrod.a f otu'.- =e=,,days--week the front nine. lntormittent sammthopnbeemmeofa , ,...' ,... HAVE A =me monu'=U Mmuctpm re=spar, wnursday, me after week," Shark said. ther= majorityand ewirhag of the winds field kept in wr~tevinjU~ol~ers matched ~ Kqtmav imos .~c~einh~roeldeyearoa .s~°ndt.imeshe.hanhitthat "I,'a tou~h to got up, butI'm n~nUe.blethroughoutthcback par, inolud~HollisStacy, Isat.,Joly" Hlgh.4:10a.m..U.,, W me pro tour. nip~e smco ~ett~ ~er pro very pleased with my The" tour has mda an curdisstFe.brmu~.. prom.m~, e, butsoftunedthedadar. Katie. Whir.worth, Marlene | S:00p.m..17.7' dryeoersefertoday'sround. ~]oya -- mater of Ray of J[ Low 10:~em-35' H mmunl.stopln..Cun .sd.aevery " ShicoJolningtfieprosafter ~°e"~d she has learned Only six other golfers- PGA fame -- and Sondra • ~0:SS,,'m'.S'~, y#ar smco man, lot the .an amateur career that not to got exalted because Sflvla Bertolaccinl, Judy Spuzich. , ~ $°n.,JulY=) , , 'High/4:$$~,~m.'.17'2,, ~ w~:~el~.,._ulw~s bern h~lu~isd ~e caned~n title "you ha.ve to kecp an .even Clark, K=thy McMUllen, . wmneronmetourmmTeer~|i~ ~ ...... '~. Low lhOSa,m..~j2, ~,r..... ~!.. ,.~.;' ~,,'~.'v ~ .,~"",'*'>: , ":"' :" ~'~ '" ..... ~'~':"'; '~ ...... :' ' ' ~ ' with earths of $141,500 in ' r.~.. ";'.~ !...c~,...:.-.!",~ ~ . 11.:SOp.m..6.1, ",' .,-~:,~,'fl~,', ~n;h Grab • IS competitions, fired a wnen.~,ng.lure~--regerdl, of wl~l~fher or not they am and Rogers tie golf lead erespm-ndiloes|'orrlverflshlng--orostr/ph|aesrfor Ont., now playing out of spln.n.glomey have abent wing which will prevent It PHILADELPHIA (AP) -- Boynton Beach, Fla., and from spinning, ors Tom Mack spoon with the wrong daaigner, and BILl P~ers, a underper6SsThursdayin the of high grass a must. He secondto Lopez in earningq bend could cause en orratlc motion which do~n't David " Graham, the Texan with a golf heritage, raindelayed first round of carded six birdies and with $117,235this year, fired live fish, Auktrelian [.olf clt~b tied for the lead with six. the $350,-000 Philadelphia parred the rest for a 33-33-- resemble the movement of /sa go~ tcurnament. ,. . a one-over 74. ' can recall having a flatfishmany rs ,0o which . BUILT? Michele Gutibault of Man- had a porfoct action of a wound, fish. It caught so IN GOLF A'downpour stopped play Before ~ rain, Bobby treat, the Quebec amateur many coho before I lost It that most of the paint hod at )~.:09 p.m. El)T, and it Wadkins, Mark McCumber, was one hour ~d Sl minutes Forrest Fezler, Bob Byman champion for the last three chippedoff. ' Barnes "" .ore =e m0ri11ng and Tommy Valentine YOurs'was the best°flbs ' flight of the 155.man field flnlohed with67s. Peter threeamsteursontered, She BUSINESS ' : wuabletoCmnpleteltsflrot Jacobsen, Lou "Graham, fired a 76, while Kathy now ~ of the 72-hole tour- Dave Stockton and Vlctm' Powers of Halifax and t,::ef:;, , ' B C. leader "-Clouds again rolled in and .R.aldoweredendlockedat68. Ben Crenshaw was in a wereDmiseLangevinofMontrea, far back with 81s. ' at 6:31 p.m., with half the group of five at 69. . Another Canadian pro, • .field still on the course, and Stillon the course when the Dale .Shaw bf Victoria, also • drivingrainforcedadelayof postponement was announed shot an 81, while Bourassa, 19 KELOWNA, B.C, (CP)- 68ThuradeytotleJmnesfor another hour bofore tour: were Morris Hatalsk~, who ' hampered by a bad ~ee, Grant Barnu Of Kelowna second. ' onmem officials pestpm.,~l wesflveundarafterl2holes, finished with an 83. PAGE shot a 68 Thursday to take lan Harper of Nanalmo play until today. • Barry Jaeckel was four thelead after three rmmda of was next at $14 after turning Graham, a professional under after 16, and Mike i the British Celmnbis Junior in a 68 Thursday. since 1962, shot a round of McCUllow~hfour Under after mews golf champ/onahip. seven birdies and one bogey 14. Barnes bada ~11 total, one LannySawchukofVintoria fore34.31--68 over the6,387: Jim Nelford of Burnaby, Izttar than Darryl Jmnon of ud Murray Pate of yard cmwsa in suburban B.C.,hada35.36--71aadDan Philadelphia. At one point,. Halldorson of Shllo, .Man., ,~Kandcope, B.C. and Brian Teawwanesn were two back from the ninth through the shot a 38 after nine holes. 0 Xesfe .of Vernon, B..C: _ It 1141. The field, which started at 16thholes, Graham used just " Defending champion Jack Jqmes lind rountis of 70, 71, - 137 and was cut to the top 100 ~5 ntrokes. ' Nicklaus, fresh from a tie for ~i: i ~ i:: and71 on the per-72 Kelowna and ties Thursday, will be Rogers said the. deep second• place last week in the ~ii::il~.i ...... Golf and Country Club m, O'.X.fe shot• cuttoday, to 50 for the final round heavyrough, rain,combined made stayingwith.the out ' goingBritish to Open, the lath was hole. even-per ~'~~<' Large field enters championship

WINNIPEG (C~) --'A uoWever, Is defending the new champion include the low professional taking field of 86, ineludins 45 champion Dan ltalldoroon of cae Ferguson of Regina, $1.100. professionals, is entered for Shllo; Man. Jerry Anderson of Toronto, Terry More of Winnipeg the first round of the Kalldoreon, who also won winner of the Ontario Open will be dafending Ida low 7 ¸¸/!~:ii!~iiii< :;ii!i:i~!:i~:: Manitoba Open golf chum. the Utis in 1~/, has qualified this year, Sandy Paterson of amateur championship. i/omhip today at Glendale the Phllnddphk Civic Wlnnii~, Pat O'Donnoli of More had a final round of 68 ~]i]iii~:~iiiiiii ~iii!~i i~ Missing from their ranks. These ue~d.~ to b~om t.. --:.. of St. Albert, Alts., and Mark to Halldorson. ;s~huehak and Greg Pidldski, Following Saturday's both of Toronto. second round over the 6,415- The thr~-day, $4.hole yard.par-72 course, the low totu'namunt carries Just over 60 and ties will embark on iiiiiiiili!iiiii!ii!iiiiiii iiii! i iiii!iii! iii!ii ii,i!!iiiii iiiii Sports Briefs M,000 in prize money with the final 18 holes Sunday. i

harvesting operation WINNIPEGPROBLEMS (CP) -- ene of the worst flonds to make dangerous stop Severe spring flooding in bit the flood-prone valley . . With all the indicators lmportant.lfwedon'thavea "We hope to harvest the Red Rivier vulley has indseadee. ,.USAKA (AP) Queen winning animals and guerrilla bases inside pointing to a bumper cone good collection soon, it could thousands of hectolltres of. congested an already As an ezample, Just Elizabeth arrives in the eollaeting dust on her black Zambia -- them have bees crop this year, the British mean we'd be logging areas cones in the Prince Rupert strained grain tran- Columbia Forest Service is we can't reforest. Then we'd west of Morris, a nine- Zambian capital today on the leather shoea~ area alone:" (One hectolltre sportation system, kilometre stretch of line eight raids since last October gearing up to what could be be depending on nature to do last and potentially most Escorted by Prince Philip --.and nervods gusrr/llu in . equals 2.75 bushels.) Manitoba elevator man- was repaired only two dangerous stOP in her the largest cone harvesting our job for us, which could "We're going to need agem say. and wearing a grey and red. Zambia have opted fire all operation in its history, a severe delay in sekS ago. Railway cars current tour of former dress, the Queen opened the cause them; we'll be planting 20 Many complain they arriving last week. civilian and Zambian This autumn, in the Prince getting the next 'crop' million trees a year in the British colonies .in Africa. fair with a speech praising military aircraft, fearing cannot get enough • Russell Frank, The 53-year.old monarch Rupert Forest Region .and established." years to come." railway cars to meet the l~.al Batswana l~ople , they were Zimbabwe across the province, hun- The seed shortage, says manager of an elevator at will be received with the for their "toUgh resolution" The effort, which will take demknd, leaving farmers Roland, estimates that 90 Rbedeslan military plato, dreds of casual employees Lloyd, is not unique to about three weeks at any usual pomp and whirling in dealing with problems of Diplomaticsources here said lined up outside, full per cent of the farmers African .dancers that have will be hired by forest British Columbia. "We're given location, will take elevators waiting . to 16W rainfall and hoof-and- the guerrillas have shot resource companies and by along the Morris-Hariney greeted her on her arrival in mouth disease to achieve not alone, this is a North place around the end of unload grain. line still have grain to down two Zambian air fm'ee the Forest Service to help America.wide problem." Tanzania, Malawl' ' and economic success with their Jet aircraft. August and throughout Farmers have four haul. Botswana. bring in this vital crop. In the Prince Rupert September. "The timing is days to deliver grain all-important cattle in- The guerrillas have blsm "If everything is a 'go', Forest Region, various "There's absolutely no But there will also be cam- dustry. • ' crucial," says Lloyd, "you under ' this way they're going to claimed responsibility for we'll collect like crazy," conditions and insects have have to catch the cones just Canadian wheat Y~ ouflaged Zambian army In Lusaka next Wed- downing two Rhodsulan, says Gary Lloyd, the damaged cone crops-they make it in time." be says. troops on rooftops of the nesday, the Queen will opsn before they shed their seed. quota. If they fail to do Irvin ,Wiebe, manager civilian airliners inside forester in charge of include Spruce Ssedworms, "We'll need cone pickers, I,unaka International Air,. a week.long heads-Of-state Zimbabwe Rhodesia with that, it must either be sold of an elevator at Kase, port when the Queun's white silviculture, the hranch of Cone Borers, Cone Axis fallers to cut down cone trees ml the open market at conference of the Com- hest-socklng missiles: forestry which deals with Midges, Gall Midges and places some of the blame RAF VC-10 Jetliner touches monwealth. ' and even specialistssuch as genaraily lower prices, or" for the bottleneck on the down this afternoon, and ..But Bishop . Abel establishing, managing, and several varieties of cone helicopter pilots who will be stored on farms and Bri{i~ offlelala indicated Muzorewa, .. Zimbabwe maintaining productive rust. used to test experimental' wheat board as wellas them will be police road- Rbedosla'k first black primo delivered under next the flood. blocks on main arteries they believe the Queen will forests, in this region. : But even without diseases airborne seed collection year's quota. not be in any more danger minister, is understood to "However," he cautious, and infestations, good cone "The flood really leading into the capita]. devices, thougl~ most of the . "I don't have room for screwed things up good here than she has been on have assured the Brfllah that "there have been other big crops Just don't happen all. picking will he done from Police and army units his seourlty forces 'will not the grain they're bringing and proper," Wlebe says. have been placed on alert other royal trips --to Nor- cone collection years and that often, Lloyd explains. felled trees." me," says Abe Hyde, them Ireland, for example-- attack Zambia while the we're getting some in- "So when you get a erop like Already, he says, lists of However,' the wheat dduring the monarch's nine- Queen is here,, tmlen the manager of an elevator at board should have takes ay visit here'because bat security worries remain. dications of serious insect this year's, you have to potential cdne pickers and Jordan Stdlng. "The last They stem from the bloody guerrillas.provokean.atta.ck._. and disease damage." collect a large volume of other workers are being grain out much earlier. Zambia has been a frequent sevon-year guerrilla war .in Insects and disease cones. two trains that went "We were awfully slow battleground hi the black For Iris part,, 8uecrilla •compiled by Ranger Station through, we loaded them Zimbabwe Rhodesia, Waged leader Joshua Nlmmo, who problems over the past few "Our objective is to get a staffs and forest companies. in the fall and winter.' guerrilla war over neigh. by often biack :nationalist years have created a serious 10-year supply of seed." They could have moved in bering Zimbabwe Rhodesia. operdtes from Zambia, said. "If you're interested in guerrillas operating from. recently• •none --of his seed shortage, which the This crop will be hurt by" taking part in the cone • then. Come spring they're The Queen spent her first bases in Zambia with the forest service hopes this insects and disease, he adds, Car delivery delays are scrambling to get it out of full day in Botswana on guerrillas would cross into picking effort," he =on- support of Zambian Zimbabwe Rhodesia while year's collection effort will but the sheer volume will eludes, "please get in touch being made worse than the way of the flood and Thursday touring the usual by damage done to now' they can't even authorities. .the Queen is here, although redress, Lloyd explains. guarantee a large amount of with your local Forest national trade fair grounds,. Forces of the Salisbury "Insects and diseases have undamaged seed for har- track and hridgee during handle what's coming.,, viewing cattle pens, his men already inside Service office or with a government have struck Zimbabwe Rhodesia will ruined good seed years in the vesting. This crop is believed forest resourcc company." requiring abou t the prize; numerous times at alleged past. We haven't bad a good to be a "stress crop", continue to fight. interior spruce cone brought on by dry conditions ccHectlon in 13 years. last year. Smaller crops in "That means, quite the pest have heea almost simply, that we have to completely wiped out. make a major collection "Remember, for every very soon-and it looks like spruce tree you plant, you this is the year. need three seeds," Lloyd "As it is, we're getting says, "and seeds must ceme very short of seed," he says. from the area where they are •"Havina need is extremely to be planted. • Production has partial recovery OTTAWA (CP) -- There perienced unusual diffi- was a partial recovery in the culties in April. level of industrial ia'oduction A trucker's strike in the in May after a dismal April United States, for instance showing, Statistics Canada meant motor vehicle corn- reported Thursday. panics could not get the parts The federal agency they needed and had to slow reported a 0.6-per-cent in- production rates. crease in real domestic product, which measures the Poor weather conditions rate at which hminasses were blamed ~in April for produce goods and services disruption of road and rail tO..fH~l, .O~'ing May, This transport. followed a 0.9-per-cent Statistics Canada ,figures doeline in April. showed output in goods. Federal analysts said the producing industries rose by May figures represent an .0.7 per cent in May and in improvement in several service producing industries industries which ex- by 0.5 per cent. Jane looks at infantry weapons LONDON (AP) -- While come to an unequivocal and ~Or~ Nor.~. Atlantic Treaty clear conclusion. ~mzauou holds leisurely "All arekean that the rules tests to choose a new small: shall say that everyone eke calibre rifle for its troops, is to take the winning the Sevlet Union already has equipment, while at the put its new rifle into service, same time making the Col. John Weeks writes in the mental reservation that faCe to the new edition of whatever happens they will Jane's Infantry equip their own army with (,a POUe, published Thur. rifle of) their own design, • sduy. be said. Weeks, editor of the The NATO tests in Britain authoritative British com. and West Germany began in pendium of the world's 1977and are expected ts pro. weapons, said the new Soviet duce a final recom- rifle, the AKS-76, has mendotton by January 1980. probably been in existence While the findings will for the last four yeare. It was clearly carry weight, no shown to the public for the NATO nation is bound to first time last November. choose the rifle or the am. mun tion the analysts Mlkhail Kalashnikov recommend. designed his original AK-47 assault rifle in 1947 and it went into service in 1951. It has been the standard rifle of NEED the Soviet army since 1957 Higll- evel noise. You can't see it or fc and is in service in all ADVICE Eastern Bloc and most other ON ,YOUR communist countries and is k ut it's one of theworst hazards of th also the standard weapon for most communist-hacked I ,c ce. Where possible, employers sh, guerrilla groups. W H Weeks said'NATO began AT, looking for a new Hfle after contrc I it at its source. In the meantim the United States introduced a smaller calibre am- it's up to you to wear proper munition for infantry weapons. 'T's s The shift to smaller calibre hearing protection. Otherwise ammunition from the 7.62mm intermediate round, which is the NATO standard, your k anng may become underlines a long-standidg NAM E debate among weapons more and more impaired. And experts, who are divided between those who favor the lighter weight and higher lat damage Will be permanent. muzzle velocity of the See Our smaller round andthcee who prefer the greater stopping Protect yourself. Starting now. power of the intermediate cartridge. BUSINESS "NATO, in its inimitable democratic way, has chosen I)IRECTORY to meet the challenge of the new calibre by an all.natious Irlal," Weeks said. "The on idea is admirable. The I.UORKERS'COmPENSATIONBOARD COLUMBIAo,,,,m,, difficulty is to arrange that PAGE 1 9 5255 Heather Street. Va'ncouver. B.C. VSZ 3L81"Tele~one 26fi-0211, Telex 04-507765 any such public test can : ..... " " .'._ /': ......

The Herald, Friday, July 27, 1979, Page 9

"'"' " TERRACE-KITIMAT. MOTORHOTEL ' Invites You To Visit and Enjoy

, . . " , DENNISan,~ J, q C//d Playing Again In SECOND SECTION ~~ '~,.LOUNGE Terrace concert is DANCING9-2 MONDAYTO SATURDAY planned by Doucette n~ by Don Baker that city are sold-out, hour concert. Less than Festival organizers 100 tickets are yet Canada's most expect about .20,000 available throngh Kelly's promising newactwillhe" people to attend the 48 Steres Mart in Terrace. performing in Terrace on - ,° Friday July 27. 'Jerry. Doucette, .a :~ 4( native of Hamilton On- ,T'~ Twe~ Theat~s. : 'tsrio, was named '=most ;4( promising" at the last Juno awards and sales of .~ his hit album, Mama Let ~ 4720 LAKELsEA PHONE 638-8111.i Him Play~ attest to Doucette'a tremendous SHOWING.AT 8 P.M. ~. surge in popularity here on the West Coast. • JULY 2S-2S Star Crash~ Nancy Galls of RPM "~ weekly, a publication JULY 29-31 " Restricted ~ RESTAURANT" ' which examines, the • ~' The NakedPrey &The Young Nurses music industry, recently call Doucette a. il AUGUST 1.4. Restricted i' ' "Guitarist ex Beyond the Door I1 • -FULL FAOILITIES-! trasrdinalre", According to Gallo, Doucette' has signed a contraot' with . .Matinee- 2 P'm'~ i --'..~N~lt~l~l~ Mushroom records and is ;"~ ~/ 'L planning an extensive ,~ JULY2e , OANAOiINFOOD-; tour of Canada, the. United States and ,,~ • 'Star Crash -AIR OONDITIONED--i possibly Europe. • !~ •--DINING LOUNGE- .Doucette . appears !i confident that his planned ~c.', 7 i 9 p,m.. .--BUSINESS LIINOHES-. tour will be successful. JULY ~s.~e. Mature ~ Men, to Fri, 11am-- 2 pm Coming Home "I can walk into any U.SI city a~d do just as well, it JULY =e.3~ ~ [N.-THUR$. ll a.m.-12 p.m.~ not better than, the rest of Interiors them out there. I know it RI. & SAT. 11 a.m. - 2 a.m. because I've done • it," 4¢. AUGUST 1-4 " ' ~ Doucette said recently, . Wanda Nevada • ~. 43 PARK AVENUE PHONE 636-6111 Doucette has an0ther".¢.. " . • :: . • :i : ...... :. ~ .. engagement, sch~ulec~:.*****************************dr****** .... • ...... ' X'~,~ "' ; -;" ''-~" :'~" ~ ~,'~-'~':~,~ i -'~;~, "" .... for the w~kend ~ July ...... ~:.,.~IL~:-~.:~.• ..... "~L .'. " ~':=.'.----~; .... =8"=9, it will be one ot the many bands peffurming at "Sul~r Festival '79".

Organizers of that• event say that "all systems are .go" for the Christine Munson and P~meia Shaw, instructors at the Terrace Little Theatre upcoming event and the Summer School for drama, say there is still room for children interested in weather office in Prince registering for the second session of the school, beginning August 7. Theschool Is George is predicting :open for ages 8 to 12, and the registration fee Is $20. "gorgeuus weather all weekend long.'.' ' Ticket sales, Say festival organizers, have Beer distributers are been exceptional Van- couver reports that their tickets are all sold-out and Prince George also off the job again reports that all tickets in EDMONTON (CP) -- developed Thursday mor... Beeedistdbutlod workers in ntngin Edmonton wh~i they Edmontonwere again off the reported to work. Job~nursday while union Bill Rae, special projects a n d m a n a g e m e n t offleer, for the general ;representatives held managerof the Alberta :dlooussions about .un- Liquor Control Board, said dbdosed matters. he .ex'pectod beer to besin ' Alberta Brewers' Agents arrwmg at rural stores employees in Calgary, Red Thursday and at urban and Lethbridge were stores today. reported to be still at work. i The liquor board, brewery 011 Monday night, ~e 180 und Alberta Brewers' Agents employees of Alberta stores have removed the lkem' Agents ratified a quota on beer sales but one.year contract but ap- customers are not flockingto ]patently problems thestores, Raesald.

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gliders h ave: lo cal.... soaring ridge Thomhlll's long "Soaring .Ridge', ise favorite :in itself inherently dangerous. But is terribly'. ::::<'~, ; ', " - " ' ,~-<, . with hang glider pilots from all over Canada. unforgiving of any carelessness, ineapaeity and- ~'~~'~':,~ ': ~ii~! :<:i:i:; ......

With the prevailing/wind blowing along the or neglect. This also applies to hang gliding...... ~,~'~::~:~:~ ...... ~:~~,~ : ..... ! . :~,:~ ~ ~.,,~'~" Kit~at Valley and]surging up the slopes of There are by,now thonsands of hang glider pilots ~iii:ii~i~/i;~!~i~i:~!ii:,'~;i!:::i!~ ~<~ !~,%.~,~i~! ~-::~,~:i!~.... :~ •~:~"::~:...... , • Thorul~' Mountain 'a :so called , "Lift Band" is who have never had a mishap yet. But there are i::.:~!~:717~ii~j~7i .: ...... ~l~i~i ~!~ ~.: ~ i:~!i~:: / el ...... also some who have become statistics. Records ~=~:~.::~:~. , ~:?:i~...... ,.. evntion.Theskl]ledha~gli@rpilotcanmake indicate that well over 90 per cent of all flying ~:~'..~i~: :~:~:~.~ ~: ~ ~!i~:~:::~:~" ~ii ;~ ~: '~ .... " ' extensive useof thiB ~l~e~fomenon;Gliders have accidents were caused by pilot error of some ~~:~::~:~ i~i~~'~ ~ i reaehedalUtudusof well','ilver: 0 }feet. bovethe formoranother. Inshort, hangglid/ngisassafe ~ ,, ..... < k I ..... top of the 4,867-foot.m~~taiff~hieiimea'ns that or dangerous as the individual flyer cares to ~ii~::~ii~i:<~:~ ...... ~:~:~~::~ they have climbed about 2,500 feet from' their make it. To become.a safe flyer, good instruction ' :::::~:".*:~::~:~::~ i! launchaite at the 3,000 foot " level, is Of 'utmost imii0rlanee...... -.:~ ;?~: ::":!:'~

endWh°leSOmeof range,thealS°ridgehaVe frOmtoerUised~ewilli,sbig rockthe fUllcreekblufflengthat at thethe ofsouthn°rthihe volvedifHOWyou towitharegetthisstar't~dserioimly fascinatinginthinkinghang newgliding?°fsport gettingget in-in .....~i -:~:, 7i77i7;i +i,;:;!i:.:"!"!ii; ii ;7 I,<~,~!~,,i;7:':::i!~Ty~:~::i!i~ii~:i:' :ii!~::+:~i~~!:!":~" ~,,i {i{777:i!;{2;ii'i{7"+' ' '"i{,7ii ' . i...... Ci:::~:.~.... : ~::•<''::.: ; ' " ' .... ' end and back. touch with your nearest hang gliding school or i:iii!ili:.:r:i:...... ?~:>~:~:~ :~. :i~ '; ~i;::,i)!7 ~: ~: ::/~:: Thlsis .searing in it's purestform. Three certified instructor. If you decide to enroll in a ~:~:::::.~:~:::iiii:.!!ii:!~i~:,~,~mi~<~:~,i:~~:'.. ili~ii:il i~ Canadian endurance i'ecords were set here7 No course you will likely begin your lesson with an <~ ~..... :i wind, however, means no soaring, In calm evening leetureat.whichtheinstructor will give i!.]]]:ii~i!:~;iii?::i~ I~:~.~:~:;:;~ ...... " 2,600weatherfootitverticaltakesleSSdlstancethan10betweenminutestake.offto glideandthe, gliding.y°ua gOOdyouidea.will Ofseethe. introductorybaSic aspeCtsmoviesOf hangthat :~:':~+;~:::~: :::~ ~:~ ::~~.:~':]:~:'".~ " : ~"]:": ':'~..... ': ":~ ' ' .... " 'i ! ' ' .... landing site. " ,~ • :...... ~..>.~,.:•.... ~: ~','~, .-~ ...... ' . , : • :~ TheLandingF/eld~sonThornl~IStreet, justa were taken on the training hill, showing :":~ ..r~: .... '6 numerous examples of do's and don'ts, and you .,:,:.~.:~,:~:~,, ~,:: . • few hundred feet ....from the Old Lakelse Drive will also see sequences of intermediate and ii~]~!i::.i.!,/:-::;:::ii:,..:,:... , ,, ..,__.,.~--'~~!~:.'.,:¢-~;;~"° " "" toward the Golf Coitrse and spectators have an advanced flying. By the time your first ground- il .i' ~ - , ,4, ,~ excellent view of flights and landings. Admission school lesson is over you will have a fair grasp of '~" '~ ""::.~:~r~ . ~ ~,.~.~ i~ free. :~: + .::-,:~.~.<~.~ :~. ::: ,... ..'~~" ~ ":~ • !~adio Communieation between launch site and following sessions will be on the training hill. ~ :::~.~<::::~'~,. :,'. "': i

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also take care. of a concession ..stand with a how to handle it and how to hold it in the proper. "...... ~ •.!i:.iii;:~i'7:i::!:::~'; :~ :iii<:. :::< .... ~ * . , For almostst~tears.now hang gliding has you go higher up the hill and after many at-. !ii~;D#{ i !'.~ ' been the wo/lds:~astest grov/ing new sport. It is tempts have managed to get airborne for a few " ...... the dosost thing:yttto imltating the birds. It is • seconds, you will most likely be h~ked for goed. : ' i P "'! ! :,:i" , - ':7::..'. flyingin the .Iruesense of the'word, of which ' • Elsa Mur h gets assistance from instructor; To !P. there a, not'nearly enough to describe the , feelings, faseinatlon and thrills produced by a •.. '" .'. ' . "-::','.l, "... ' : .~:~i,"...... I, :~._i: :v~eys,forests and meadows. ee$ Ha nil glidin g brin p the nge of flight to many ! -, Indivlduals:ilt niakes personal flight available asked tn without high m~iterial cost and expensive:/in-.,' • "" ! strueflon. For the hardy sportsmanit cafi-bela: "":1 • year round acUvity, depending on loCa~iiy~wind JDUV 8~J[ar~:~..~ .and weather condRions. : :. i:~.~; ::... ,i ' v,,.,

recognized by the ministry of tr~msport as~' Thursday ! he will ask the . ' J/" i ;.~'~:"~' the regulating body for this new svort, h.,'bas'~? ~ Wl.me's~li..~ooemployees to established an instructor certification oro~am '' Peru.cLPS. ~e m a bid to buy ...... , ...... - .... ~ompan~ from Air Canada. ' " .' , S~edul - , T. .,, ... (!iL~ struetion. Schools and m~vtdusl instrueters in h~e' :zoRe; also . ~ ~ e A ~_ , ,,~ ezecuUveoffleerofNordair, , "~:: ~: " " - HangG]/dingAssociationofB.C.A]solnlreduced said many employees have • ' ' ' '~.~"" !i~ ',- m,--,.:,,,.' ': _. • ...... ii i was a glider pilot rating system with log books to indicated interest E/the idea - ' be kept by the individual flyers plus written and .~d he agrees' they "should snare in the benefits of the flightHang exams Gliding to beis nottaken. a sport someone would venture."The formal bid will be want te take up for lank uf something else te do in made by. Andre Lizotte his or her spare time and it is not an activ/ty you HoldingsInc. Lizotte said a •would aim on doing m~ely for, the fun and thrill small group, of senior Nor- . of it. Only ~e idghly~bLiva~ted person;,after ,. dalr~ffjce.~:ip)ve...... agreed to ..... -~ ~ :. .... ~: _ ...... ~...... ,..__. . endless hou0m of prae~g;~an ever hOl~'~~ ~ "~h~abecome ~r~: of '--the new• <",.~.v,,. become an entity with glider and elements. It . ve nero anout six

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--h or anew to sometlmes.mote launch sites, quebec, andGreat Lakes " ~ ~~/~-~ ]. '~ T--- " ' " M "! The first hang glider design to appear On the Airlines was opposed by ""• ' ~L'~'-'~ r---~/-~- .~L...Li~ ' ;. 4 --rm.... ! i.., ,J famous artist, engineer and architect of the 15th Air Canada bought 87 per cent of Nordair's shares last ;# flown,century. It wasi however never" " constructed, and yearunder for about orders $25 mWionfrom theIt is " " i ~': ';' ' ' ',' '" ,7.~" ' , : • ~.' ' Most of the glider~ you will enjoy watching on Canadian Transport Corn. their flight from the 3,000 foot level at Thornhill mission to oversee Nordair's MoUntain tothe target area are already fourth sale to private interests. ' ...... )~" / .... ,i and fifth generation deaigns~ They have wide An Air Canada spokesman angles and stiffened, flatter wings that more said Thursday ff the govern. d--]yr--mb]e b~d wings. Thestand.d mmt still wants . canada i " Rogallo kite with its pointed nose and billowing favor because it (the Lizotte " ,i ~. wing sail has by now phased out. effe~)ensur, the continuity m .., • .... ,::

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• ¢, I I I " Ilegional Distriot of litimat.Stikine ,BY-LIW NO, 116 Notice to the tajxpeyers of the Thornhill, Lakelse Lake, over the specified area and the District of Terrace. The, New Remo, Old Remo, Usk, Jackpinb Flats, CopPerslde, present cost sharing arrangement Is on the basis of S~ring Creek, Deep Creek, Dutch Valley, Kleanza Creek population and requires a one.third contribution from the end Gossan Creek areas. Specified Area and two.thirds contribution from the District of Terrace. This Is to Inform the residents of the area outlined on the map, that the Regional District of Kltimat.Stiklne Intends " to amend the cost sharing by.law, with the District of Thenewcostsharing arrangement will allow participation Terrace, for the Terrace.Arena.Swimming Pool Complex, on the basis of assessment to a maximum mill rate to be ! in order that the net operational cosh~ of the aforemen, speclfledwhen the contract for service Is entered Into. "l:he, tioned facilities be apportioned on the basis of assessment contract for service will be renewable every three years. Harry Murphy soars over Thornhill Valley ,, • ' . , ,

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@ u [c~o s SwO.o H 0 RO SCO P E I I + DOWN ZZ Actor 1Command . ~re,' k ; • FOR FRIDAY 1Drudge Gdnnam: too honm 410utdmm zm,r tot~ u Now =d!ed yam0 ,,mt~ A(IU,~,,IUS " ..~ •~ ~t . (Mar. 9-1 to Apr. (A...~. 23 to Sept. 22) ,,V ~.~ (Jan: 20 to Feb;°i8) dVlu ~ ~Uz o~ S Arabian 15 Bark cloth Overcome feelings of not worry about a loved(me or One new business idea Is S Secluded ~ cldeflain N l~'p!ant being appreciated at work and dependent is pemdble. Shake inspirational, the .other which . valley g Con~. ' e Or 4 Bememhan ~ - Ducar~ you'll handle quite a work load off the blues with a present for follows it Is farfetched, Keep 1~ Bar drink stunt s w~ =cry. ~a .. with success. Later, plan a yourself or a vlai~ to dreams within reasonable 18 Jewish quiet p.m. limits. Be practicaL someplace new. month ~ gopher berne TAURUS bd ,t--".r~ mcm (Apr. 90 to May 20) u~/$, ,(Sept. 23'te Oct. 22) (Feb. 19 to Mar. 20) 14 ItaliAn u 14oekey star ~ t,on~ ~1~ plant :" Someone from the past While catching up on un- " If a relationship seems coins H Chinese vestments so ~0dS6pod~e resurfaces. In some. ways finished oblations, you may routine, why not put ~ome new 1~ Swiss bland pert. 8 GUtters l! Vop~i you'll note cbanges. There's come up with a new mooey- life into Jt, or st. least be canton 57 Air: Comb. I Cover ' comb.form new hope, but don't expect Idea. D(m't let in- receptive to innovations, Be 18 EUglish form 1o Work =l t • =.L= n=ker miracles. Be Innovative. ' trespec~(m turn to worry. attentive and cooperative. ualvm~lty M E~plre 11 Bern n Wanders t GEMINI ~' SCOm'Zu "1~' 18 College in ~.~yH s~ e,new in~t ~ w~ .~th ii (May 21 to June 20) Mr (oct. 23 to ~ov. so) YOU BORN TODAY have K~toekr executive ability, but can be s0 Bellow 1~ Compm hat or Financial obligations "re Shake off a diaeppeintment " 20 Tmmsrem ,1 ~ttor, " md~w berr~ parents or higher~upa are to re a frlenlp mstter, as the somewhat dictatorial. You are the fore. Bnnlah guflte and find a l~ader and do not fare well in SS Vunetl~., Avs. SclUtiO=zlni/on ~ne:ll ~ iZ CaU for help ~iny promises exalting new blind - c~un, . ~.~o. , new ways to make hmne a contacts for those who keep a suburdhmte peMtiou. A Utile • ~ Peter, " place you can work in. ealf-iysis would help you ~rlp -~ for one socially active. LXWS.Q KVXDBU KGUV LS. VQBD. 8AGrrFARIUS ~@_ come to terms" with your 47 Fuhiou (June 21 to July 22) abilitien, •which are con. ~Men~ Showy (Nov. 22 to Dec. 21) D. SZWGBZL .XKS % Local vi~te connected with Attend to presab~ career slderable. You can com- Corsage . flower. I~th work and play ahonld merelallze your artistic flower @Very bring success. Still, be matters bdore launching new, talents and would succeed in Ya~rd=y,, Cryptoq=p - LOWLY aOSES mw v~m'. vout~,.,,wMch shoed still be • (Fr,) ACCENT TO TINY GARDEN, ' " ^':.! closemouthed later when kept~m/d~ wraps, Avoid ~If- literature and the arts, once Corrkk .others try to prick your you master the technique of ~0 Surpase 'red~'s Cr/pt~lnip cl=e: W equals T • , balloon. deprecating behavior;' , . .: your craft. Law, teaeldng, cheer I1 French 3/Donem~- LEO CAPRICORN W~ philosophy, theater, and il!!l~ [~lr;li]i~ P']I' friend ' b..t~r ~ Stah~ for another. If you fldnk that X equal= O, it" ( uly 22 to Au . (Dec, 22 to Jan. 19) . . brokerage are other fields tione equal o't~z~ut ~ .pm]e,. ~ lett~, m~t ~. Attend to bg~ re health. Be What looks like a/dull which would bring you hap- 36 Indite ~r~• 9 EarlY diserimlnaflug when it comes meaflng could end on an up pinees. At times, sensitivity 37 It grows ~-Z0 ~ auto to purchases. Buy something beat note. Travelers should gets the best of you. Birthdate on stones •~mwer'te yesterdaY's pads. 1~1Macaw ' " O |t~t KIII~ I~.~lfUltb Iy/IClI¢I~, II~, " ' " "; " new for the house in Beu of get an early start, as there of: Leo Durocber, baseball costly entrainments, could be complications late~.. manager.. • the AMAZING SPIDERMAN

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"" FOR SATURDAY i vmo cards for singles, (Mar. 21 to Apr. 19) (Aug, 22 to Sept. ~) AQUARIUS The day starts off on a slow Inwardly feeling critical, (Jan. 20 to Feb. 18) "~ note, but picks up later. your mood will change for the New friends and social Follow the lead of lOved ones better at a lovely social opportunities are at a who have happy en- gathering. You may be 'the distance. Work on creative tertahunent plans for you. recipient of a financial gift. "projects may lead to financial ili TAURUS ~:~ .LIBRA .a.~ remuneration. Develop (Apr. 20 to May 20) (~ 23 to oct. 22) talents, i Sweet words enhance Inner Joy about a career PISCES romantic prospects. Home development. Opportunities in (Feb. 19 to Mar. ~.0> X~ improvement projects afford. connection with a community A romantic trend enhances pleasant opportunity for or social gatherng will bring existing ties and furthurs CATFISH, greater closeness among you recogNtion. closeness. A new career loved ones. SCORPIO beginning has special benefits '.:;,-.i~ ~ -.-..~;..~,...'~.,,...... ;~., ...... ~' ", ", , , '. ". . ..", ; .... ~...... "'~ ~ .'" ' ' . . GEMINI wv~ (o~. = to my. =i) nl,;~ in bonuses and profit-sharing • ~)~"--~'~.~";~'~-~'~'~;~.'.~.:/~,'~"+ ~+~+~">~:,+~;~ '" .... ""'~:' ~("!' ! ~ ~,~ ~° ': ~ ~ '..~,-~-+.,~'~. "~-.~-,~: (May 21 to June 20) ~.7,. Travel ~,h~s roma~i,~ plm~. ~_~~~.~~.~:o~! ,~..,~-.~ ...... 5,.. ,-~ ...... ~ ,.~+ , ,,, ...... ,~.~.+. ~ ,,... You may receive a gift for overtones. Get" in touch with your home. Partners or close those at a distance, Potential .YOU BORN TODAY are allies help you out with a for recognition in a research • dramatic and naturally drawn t. . ' . .:. ~ ' ' (...A~DT~LtV,~RC~ ~,- ~ creative project. Leisure project or humanitarian to the theatrical world. '/. .,-i . . ' " - ~~)~~ I. • ' .activity tg. ' endeavor.. Writing, acting, music, and ' ' . [ ~Z~,,,A~c~'r'~= / ~ CAHCER e~ SAGITTARIUS ~ art are fields in which you can l . : : ' . " " .. ~De~ O~et~T,e~m.... J .~ . 4 (Jane 21 to July 22) (Nov.'22 to Dec. 21) succeed. More inclined to the You're espedally charming Sociability the key to raising p'rofess/ons than business, you I ' -~" :l now. Your persuasive mun~er needed capital. A cultural or can excel in law, enginecTing, makes ready listeners of academic project leads to a ar~d~ure, publishing,' and others. New possessions new circle of friends. Benefits teaching. You need an outlet enhance Uving arrangements. from travel. for your intellect in your CAPRICORN ~,~ career, but your sympathetic (July 23 to Aug. (Dec. 22 to Jan. 19) nature also attracts you to A change of viewpoint does A friend is the key to a huma~r~n projects. A good wonders for your personality career opportunity with executive,, you can organize, -- added depth. Avoid ex- financial benefits. Couples but at times your productivity the WIZARD'OF ID travagant spending, but do enjoy travel together and Is hampered by bouts of / keep eyes open for bargains.' • romantic meetings are in the laziness. '\ )

FORS~*~ AQUARIUS, ~,~ (Mar. 21 to Apr. ") (Aug. 23 to Sept. 22) (Jan. 20 to Feb. 18)'~Q~,,=~ A pleasant day with close ~are~d driving and be An eccentric urge to display ones should not go to your watchful' about time' individuality could be badly BoCo ' head. Don't take unnecessary echedules.,A private financial timed. You've had a pleasant risks, A leng-shot gamble deal pays dtvldenda. Be time and really have nothing could be costly now. content with current gains. to prove. TAURUS ~ LIBRA , ~-~:e~~/f--~ ~ (Apr. 2O to May 2O) (Sept. ~ to oct. ~) ~--~-~ ~ (Feb. 19 to Mar. 20) You have a right to be Home improvemeat and dO- Keeping up with the Jones' ° it-"ourself projects put you in could'be costly now. New . pleased with the completion of the mood for further ex- friends are interesting, but be a work project, but still, that pansion. You're inclined to neither a borrower, lender, doesn't give you the right to overlook practiculltiea. nor big spender. abruptly take off. scoRp,o ~,4tP. GEMINI (Oct. 23 to Nov. 2~) YOU BORN TODAY are (May 21 to June 20) Mr A career deal kept under high strung yet practical. Be content with today's wraps is progressing Attracted to public life and pleasurable activities. Don't futuristic causes, your smoothly, Don't Jeopardize its /o ~. try to extend vacations or to success through a premature greatest success comes with. jeopardize your work status and rushed plan of action. an awareness of the larger • with extra time off. SAGrlTARIUS issues that affect mankind. An CANCER ®~C) (~ov. 22 to Dec. Sl) w~.-p, , emotional ex~em~, you can (June 21 to July 22) Social life with friends at a rise to the h~h~ or fall to the A gamb~ng mood pervades distance is exciting, but don't depths. Public service, r~onn today's activities. Keep make big promises that later movements, law, politics, DOONESBURY purchases within reasonable you'll be unable to fulfill. writing, and' lech~g are / financial limits. Extravagant Accent moderation. fields for which you have a CAPRICORN ,~ natural affinity. In the .arts, geotureo would be f~Uzh now. 7~q~6/~U~5~eRR- II II I LEo (Dec. 22 to Jan. 19) you are Inclined to be ahead of (July 23 to Aug. 22) . Trusting the wreag person your times, but can succeed in. ~e~Xu~r~.~ ~eveeOTA~A~: IIII Love at first sight my not be with your security would sculpture, music, painting, ~eRe.\ ~z~e~. 41 /JCIT~ A #IO00 CON'/7¢~- II.lkl sufficient cause to make indeed be unwise. Stick to a and the theater. Birthdate of: radical domestic changes. more orthodox ,. ~r~e, Melvin Belli, lawyer,; Henry ~c~/e., ~ J~l Accent reason and common eepeclMly where career in. Moore, eculptor; and Booth sense in communications. terests are concerned. Tarkington, novelist.

Frances Drake~

!' Tha neruld, l~d~y., July ~,.lm, hie n sidered it necessary. - " "'.' 'i' ' " I arrived at. the doctbr'k office at 2:45 p,m. and was told that it would be another"Z0 minutes." At 4 p.m. I was'told it would be another 20 minutes. At 5 p.m. I was told the same "J,."DEAR ,ABB ': J thing-that the doctor had been overbeoked and would nee me as soon as possible. I left. My question: My time is worth, conservatively, $50 an hour. By giving me an apl)ointment for 3 p.m; I had an im.. plied contract with the doctor. Therefore, do~ tyou think it would be appropriate to bill the doctor for the $1001 lost by cooling my heels in his outer office7 ' " What are your views on this very common occurrence? STEAMED IN STOCKTON • • . .•. DEAR STEAMED: You may think it"appr0priate" to bill 'the doctor for your time, but i tldnk it's impructicd. A doc- "S tor can't block out X number of minutes for etch patient, like a music teacher who giveiJ one-hour leuons. Some 134- tientli:r¢,~uire more time than others. And don't forget the 'unpreditt~ble telephone .interruptions and emergencies a doctor gets daily. I doubt if any docter intentionallykeeps 8 Their Romance patient waiting. Earn DEAR ABBY: Although'I'm net quite 16, I am very mature for my age. I •m in love with • 25-year-old guy, but I Is Dead: Issue have to see him behind my parefits' back because they hate • him without even knowing him. • You see, he was married to a no-good tramp and had two children with her. His divorce isn't final yet, and my folks Extra By Abigail van Buren don't want me going with a guy with that kind of ~' 1979 by Chicago Tribune,N.Y• News Synd nc background. Abby, you've got to believe me. He is really a wonderfu/guy. That messed-up marriage was HER fault, not his. " DEAR ABBY: How is this for a proposal of marriage7 flow can I get m7 parents tojustmcet him and judge him **Darling, how would you like to be buried in my family •for what he is? Money! •plot?*' IN LOVE • This actually happened to me, Abby. He's a widower, 69, and rm a widow, 66. DEAR IN LOVE: Assuming'the man /s blameless, i IN STITCHES IN RICHMOND .w.onder what kind of "wonderful" 25-your~old guy, not yet .taro.roe.u, would knowingly see a "not quite 16-ybar~ld girl"" DEAR INi He obviously digs you, But don't make light of nentmt aer parents' back. ! would have to any that he must qncb a grave matter. be something less than wonderful. Listen to your parents. Be DEAR ABBY: I am a middle-aged businessman who • CONFIDENTIAl, TO "I'LL WAIT FOREVER IN works 10 to'12 hours a day in graphic arts. I made an ap- DULUTH": You may have to. 121 give you the same advice ! pointment with a physician two months ago for 3 p.m. last give to every ~vbman who's in love with • m~rfad man and Monday. It was difficult for me to take time off, but I con. is waiting in the wings for his wife to d~p dead. Lone him! it a could be the longest wait in the world. By Scan Lee and John Romita

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By Roger Bollen and Gary Peterman The |-• > any Herald needs CARRIERS By Brant Parker and .Johnny Hart in the

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1 Cedar Oresoent Area t :t Dutch Valley i Hemlock St. ~~~.. 'I Thornhill St. Highway 16 west o By Johnny Hart Willow Creek Rdl I'B~ I~ILL~A~ AUra... wrr~Tr~ t~ 66~J~IDOF.. North Eby St. Woodland Park Road Kofoed Drive Burgess/Laurier Ave. "~ ~'" Seaton Ave. .°. 3700 & 3800 Paquette

If you are interested By' Garry Trucleau in one of these routes please phone I m~ker~CrAa~,~ I ~~,,r~ llll /'(I~LL',7/14T~IlPTO I[ ~,~ 1 I ~s'/~v¢.~~.l s'~p~eo~c/~no~.llll c0uw~e .Y.~,~.~cY. I I c~r,_r~9~rr ~F~.~" I I ~Ar-~ ~7~oc~1 ~'v,,~.~m~oa.o~ IIII AcO/~/C/- .q_~._Yo~.~__l I '~JC~e~../~'~ I

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I • I Do-it-Yourself Flooring • Is Easier •than Ever•Now

Spring seems to bring out might be broken or chipped. 4: Press the material into he renailed to the 'base- Cut to fit at the'three the "renovator in most do-it- Then remove the wood the angle formed at the floor ~,oard (not thq floors). walls as before, allowing yourselfers; and one way to moldings. at~d wall and carefully cut . Cemeni tl~e cove base proper cloarance and then, spruce up a winter-weary along this bend, allowing for .back to the wall without using a metal straight edge room is to install sparkling 2. It's practical to make a the I/8" clearance. Cut.the clearance, using GAF FB 10 as a guide, cut through both new, cushion comfort, sketch of the room showing[ sheet .flooring close at door cas- wall base adhesive. the first and sccund pieces of "vinyl flooring.. the counters, bays, alc'oves~ sheet vinyl in the .over. or other features that would rags or undercut the casing The new Gafstar sheet at floor to allow the ma- It is important to install lapped areaswith a 'sharp. affect the shape and si~e of the protective metal m" plas= utility knife. Follow a natu- vinyl flooring is much easi- the flooring. If the old floor- terial to bc slipped under- er to handle than ever be- neath. tic moldings on all other ex- ral line in the pattern when it ing is intact and was not ce-' posed edges such as door- is possible. Keep the knife fore, and comes in 6-foot mented down, you can use it and 12-foot widths. It's pli- Cutting Counter Toe Kicks whys. When installing metal vertical, not leaning on the • for a patterni otherwise, you right qr left. able, flexible and cuts easi- will.probably have to trace Sometimes it is difficult or plastic molding at the ex- . ly. ":" the measurements directly to trim the flooring to fit un- posed edges of flooring, do ' When..finished, lay back !• der the toe kick space at the The ~6ew loose-lay sheet on the flooring. not fasten.nails or screws one piece.of sheet vinyl at counters, in this case, make the 'seam and..ylrav/a pencil vinyl from QA .F./eatures the through the new floor cover- line on the floor along the Make sure'it is face up.. a mark every three feet ing. I)uiet~or vin~,i'foam inter- edge of the second piece• I =ycr us well as the Solgtep Using scissors, shears or a along the counters with sharp knife, you can cut the blue-colored, carpenter If Seaming is Necessary Lay back the second piece foam bricking which, makes and then spread a six-inch. t.he floor warm, ' quiet and new sheet vinyl approxi- chalk -- at an angle formed mately the shape of the' by the' toe kick and floor. it is important to note band of adhesive under the .comfortable underfoot. that,only one seam per room seam area, centered on the :t, ~. room, but be sure to leave Press the flooring under toe may be made in a loose-lay pencil line. • Idea for any room, from 3" oversize in all dimen- kick and the n tightly against the attic to the basement, sions. the areas marked with the installation, if more s.cams Spread the adhesive in a sheet vinyl can be used over • , chalk. Pull back the floor- are needed, then the floor-, six-inch band with a finc,~ mOSt undcrfloors in. yes- 3. The best w~iy to stai't ing and connect the marks ins must be' fully cemented, notched trowel. Lay the' dential areas. It is not with the new sheet vinyl is to transferred to the back of if lull cementing is neccs- sheet vinyl into the we[ recommended for concrete . Unroll it, move it into the the goods. Cut along this sary, particle board or hard- adhesive and Wipe with a floors on o/' below ground room and then butt the sheet line, using scissors or knife board is not approved as an damp' cloth to assure good level. ' vinyl against the longest and against a straight edge or underlay., contact. Remove excess• yardstick. adhesive with water while Because of its clever de- straightest wall in the room. It's a lot easier to match wet. sign, the 12-foot sheet el-, Unroll it across the room, 5. Finally, re-install the allowing excess material to the 'pattern across the seam • 'The Gafstar sheet vinyl is lows for seamless installa-' molding and the'job is than it sounds. It is neons- a fine, durable flooring finn in all but ',¢ few larger curve up the other three ~ finishi:d. walls. s.,iry that the second piece of. that's easy to apply; but the rooms. material he overlapped flooring experts remind you lns.tallation is simple if If the butt edge is straight, A 1/16" clearance gap alongthc seam edge. Bcsure to make sure that the sur- you follow some basic rules: it's "go" all the way. If it is should be left between the to allow enough material in face is properly prepared not, then be sure to allow a sheet vinyl and the wood width and length to match and that'you have all the : I.: First, make sure the minimum of I/8" clearance molding in order to allow the.pattern when rough cut- materials'and equipment floor is thi)roughly cleaned. gap to allow for .uneven the subfloor to move with- tang. After the pattern is right at your fingertips be- Vacuum.'~md pick up any edges. Be sure to straighten out affecting the vinyl floor- matched, weight down or fore you start.. loose pieces of tile that the edge and adjust first. ing. Wood moldings should tape, so it, will not shift• If you have'questions, your local GAF dealer will he havp,v ,to.: orotid~!~,you FOOTNOTETO SPRING- A sup~r~pecualbathroom is flooredwith GafstarSoftred in:theSha~nor~ patte~ .n~lnstallai with fu'ft~cr int~r~n~J0n, + tion as so easy.a l~x~r~n~o ,t herself.T " ; *?: " " i~;~:i,~,~;,~ :, A new method of buying draperies IN-HOM~ ~}16PPING the furniture within ,it. small piece of sample conceal a dreary one" FOR CUB'If),M DRAPERIES For a bare window "is drapery fabric, for instance, these factors, have to be BESTFOR rather like wearing a suit is going to look like on your taken into aecoust when MEEYING INDIVIDUAL without • shirt or tie, The living room or kitchen deeicll~ on the rt~t window LIFESTYLE NEEDS overall effect is~completo. window, let alone• the best treatment. ~ " But whereas you can try on way to hang it, There are many different A well tho~ht out nnd a suit and shirt or match a fie That is why In-Home types of treatments, some y~ family. 15o sq. ft., oll S acres with cabin -- Old 43 acres at L•kelse. berry bushosl Large lot I executed window trenhment in • store, it is extremely Shopping for custom very standird, some heat, a bndrsome, Located Remo Rd. Property adlmcent to with well established I is as Important to a room •s difficult to visualize what a draperies is becoming an fashionably in ,~ogue, others m ½ acre on M¢Oeak: 10acres and Iml~ovements Hotsprlngs land. Call Judy landscaping. Two important way of life for you may not.thihk of on your Av~mN. Priced at M0,s0o. -- Reaswoud for Inform•lien on this bedrooms on main floor, a many people today. own, that might be St~ested Call Chrlstal or Horst Older home on 2 acres -- potential recreational third in basement area. There are a number of by a consultant. What Is Gedlifiskl for more details. Haugl•nd Avenue properly. Home is close .to ICbuols. reasons for this. "one thing more, a qu•lified c~sultant ' A.mosv ,ew nome on s Asking S~5,500. Call Kelly to remember," says Hazel will know the best types of acres- Old Remo Rd. adlacent lois, each In- for yOur home needs. Grimm, In-Home Decorator fabrics for you~ particular For more information call depandenfly serviced with ~e Consultant .for National needs, how a fabric will Horst or Christel Godllnskl. water, power, and oaptlc Quiet location, three Drapery, "is that when you hang, how much fullness is : system. Phone Murlel for bedn~m with • fourth In are investing money in the required or whether a Asking $4&0~ -- Three information on these basement area.L White home, it is unwiso to do so is. necessary. bedroom home. Full trailer sites. Each lot brick fireplace In sunken . . unless you know you'll be Many great looking effects basement. 3 years old. pr!cnd to sell •t $10,0e0. living room, built.in range i II able to five with the results can be achieved with shades Large fenced yard. Near and oven in kitchen. Asking I II for a number of years. or bl/nds used in eonJnactioo Instead of paying rent, why school on Debie Stre!t. I1,1,50e. Call Kelly and view i i Window dressing is really an w!th draperies or curtains,. Natural gas heating. net own this warm, com- ~t and, in fact, every room but once again, it's a matter Lauted In popular Supplied with water from fortebla family home. The and window needs looking •t of knpwtng how to pet these Caledeola subdlvlslen this Ioce t system. Phone yard is fully fenced for the "~ ~'' ~ ...... l I " 1 This flcly Ilffle number is individually to get the beit together in a professional =maine• r~wnl, an mgn- • i 1 ~a10ratedon • 1~'-86-.;er=acre new 4 hedreom home Is. Chrlstol or Hoist Gndlinski yo0nger children, way !i Wall Eight ullitu l I ~i '~L°? .on.~ ~.~ acre effect." ' ' manner for the best results. available Immediately. for viewing. established garden •lea. plus two bedroom parcel In Go•sen Creek, BUying draperies is /eking a consultant to Priced at IL%000 and open Large kitchen has wood About half the parcel, Lakelae Lake Property. m•nsgarl suite. One acre especially difficult because come into your home does ,to MNIrs. Muriel has more heater. Uvlnq ream his OF light Indmltri•l land cleared & landsc•pad with not only is there a wide not mean you are under any Information. 1.7 acre lob. corner of flrolaea. Call Judy for I acre garden area and Krecten Road knd Granite giving ample room for choice of fabrics, styles and obllgatinn to buy. Nor should Inferm|tl~., exponsion, Full details poultry pens & coops• Creak Road. Phone Judy colors •variable, but there you be pressured in any way, !Jmd' IIM -- I~'ol~rly at available to serious Home Is Immaculate with for information. Cute oabin on aerse•o. are also many different w•ys provided you select a Old Romo censlm of s year Inquiries. Call Kelly• sliding doors and patio •t to dress up your windows. A reputable comp•ny. In moat :eld modular home and t01 Starter home on* quiet Only S miles :~ ~;-~. rear. Carport. Excellent His power and own w•tur trained consultant earning cases, it is best to ask friends lcrN of garden, pasture sweet. Three bedrooms, l •ares, isrg• workshop, 41 L v,ew...s,., at into your house or apartment or relatives •bout ~eir in. end undevelopedland. 1440 four piece bath and large Supply. A goud opportunity bndrsom bungalow,•11 for i ..... ,.- to start your own, can immediately sum up the home shopping experiences Iq. ft. home has 3 lot area. Attached carport ealy L~4,00e• Phone Heret I i~.;'" L;,=:-;'. w: : ' characteristics of you=; and see who they recom. bedroom•, 1 bathrooms, and established land; homestead. Ustnd at only or Chrlstel Gndl nski MLS S3,1,000• Call Chrlatol or home, your color mend. flrsplaoa. Price Of SSt,O00 soaping• Askin• $34,500. .... • II and has fruit h'sos, hurries, preferences and whether You will usually be quoted Include •11 appliances. Call Kelly and lets talk• Horst Gmlllnskl for more Ownarmovlng•ed.anxlous I • ...... - ...... details. m'- --'"sen, - •• I greenarso._ house & garden . your lifestyle tends to the a firm price mtce the type of Murtal. , homeal MLS. form•l er Informal• treatment,' fabric and A hideaway •t Lakeles .ry...... your o.er on m.. :. • Patio pIn rear & storage . ; - - ...... • gsnecl. 3 bedrms• all with hardware, etc. are decided Attractive no basement Investment propertyl Lake Is listed at S3~IJ00. bedroom, 1½ bath mobile II I1~" ."~'_" ...... ?• "'"' carpets Malor appliances Other things that he or she. upon, home with large kitchen, Three lots zoned R3 with 2 Winterized :1 b•dream .meat Copporslde. Uvlng lib°r, a,l~l.lanc~ will immediately take into ~'.':~:'~ I ii~.,=u~r...mncludedIn listed price of If you consider the time family room and 3 smaller homes presently homo needs some room n•l FranKlin II ~,,,000 account are the location of • and enerw expended on a bedrooms• All carpeted• I rented. Excellent bukllng I redecorating, lYx200' lot Is I trey needs window, whether it faces shopping from store to store, Racently ext•nsively i properly cur . Future I 5 mlnotos from beach. Call i landscaping. If you'reitrnd • • .... ~: CennersldeEstates I,, the north or south, if you need a sometimes indifferent sales remodelled. Asking S,1L0oo.'I aeVOlopmen~..Prlr.U at i Murlel to view fhla I of payin• rent, why not • l ...... " i~.~ closi'r•ble location of-~i; special treatment to central help and the piecemeal coat Call Horsf or' Chrlatel i $_3?,.000,Cal.i .Hors! or i properly, then make in i become•homeowner. For i i ~:~:~, ~: ~"~ mobile home with tame light or air. whether you ' of trying to do-it.yoursolf, GndllMkl. | gnrlsml QonllnSKh i offer. ' i Information call Judy. i i ~~'~ addition. Lot Is nlce~y prefer total or partial you'll ,see that there are ~ | ~ ~~ frlngedwlth trees. Addition privacy, or if you want to some very definite benefits I I Ms 2 rooms. Mobile home 2: make the most of • par. to in-home shopping for • l ~~i:~: ~:~::ms & Includes ,ridgei ticularly interesting view or custom draperies. , AFTERII~YEIm AEEIAe0FFIOE UABBRaHOURS i ITh,shome,aeonvenien,yl l~~::~.•-~-~ e. Llsted at S2L000.i HORST GODLINSKI .'635-5397 KELLY SQUIRES - 635-76]6 i i located In r•sldentlel area .~ MURIEL NEALE . 635-2944 CHRISTEL GODLINSK! - 63 5 -53 97 1 i close to hi g h schools . ~ ~d~JE JUDITH JEPHSON. 638-1652 FRANK SKIDMOI(n=. 635-5691 i | Homehas3 bedroom•and i[~&~~.~ ,i • | g concrete block wall ~~ • ' • | foundation, Rear yard Is ~!~ ~,;derred Rea!ty World Clients May Receive • I0 Percent Discount on a Budaet Truck Rental • ' | fenced & hal alley access, ~---w,.~ • Pt~NNI NO TO RE-I.OCATEt' ' " • • "I Guru•e-storage shed with ..... Thereerenowover2,000RealtyWorldofflcesenclgrowlngfast.Wehaveoffce|lnelftllese i iooncrete floor. Frldge & ~~ .locationsIn British Columbia. stove included In asking --~'~ '~ Bur~aby Richmond Powell River Oliver Prince George . I I m-I,.,= .,, e~.= Del!a ..... V aLn,~_u,verL C.a.m_pbellRiver ~ranbrook Housto_n- I I ......

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" ket tod:Lv. planls, l'q|r instance, can br- ror ~i dcl.'or;,l'or It;ok. ing lh¢ ould~|()rs inside. ,n.d your sink is the uld- I I'y,|ur haft)room is s(nnc- Perhups your bilthrolml is arc cspcci;,lly l'~clpl'ul in a Acccs~i|ric.~ ~uch as ~ick- fashioned' type wilh ex- whal cramped, you nu!y he cr han}pcr.~, chair.,, ~,nd; posed pipes, either con- adequate to your ramily's halh where lhcru arc no ~in- 2 ahlc Lo cxtc,d it cilhcr b,, needs. "hut ju.~[ that -- ade- d i )~,,..,,,i. ' stands can.capitali/c on the struct a cabinet to "wrap brcakvng tim,ugh an out'- quate. There are n'u,ny ways Nc~ I'aucct.~ can enhance old-I'~,shioned h)ok of the around" the fixture or put a side ~:all or b.{' taking space to intpr0ve !he looks ofyour .rout" ba|hroom'dccor older hathro~|m. Nostalgia prclty skirt around .it I'ro,, ..'in ,d.i;,ccnl bedroom. huthroom, starting with new • :.%n ~|vcrw,,rkcd bath- plumbing fixtures right on. room means you proh;ibly down tO n6w soap dishes. need added ha[hroo•l}l I'a¢i. An ordinary-looking b~.tth. ]iLier,. l-Yen parLial h;llhn can can be dra,natizcd ,with new 1076 hdp :dlcvialq: lha[ morning PRUDEN & OURRIE( L I rarric ja.m: check l'(|r spucc.,, ample.wall |real•cats. Paneling, mirrorsIbr cx.~.~~__~.LL~E .... HAL ESTATE SERVIa in y.ur home th;il 'iniLd}I lend thcn~.,,ch'c.~ t, added the whole mood or your .. f~,cililic.~. Inl'rt:qucnlh t,~cd ' bulhroom. I ~ :" : : ...... ~ ' ~ "l [ ' t " ';'I ch).~:l.~ or .,,pacc.~ und~r'stilir- ,''" n , '" " . h') ~/ .~t: • .' '. ..iA:,:;,'l ~a).,, arc good po~.,,ibililit:s.. Flooring can make a big difl'¢rcnce in your bath. us r GOSSEN.,CREEK ~ltOAD Ir lhurc'~, I1,) Vk;I} .%t)LI C;II| well. I)lusl~ c~,rpcting in :,t- Five bedroll1, ho~i,ml,l.97 add ~,pacc 1o )l)lir 1);.It!l- tractive, coh|rs.diMinctivu ti- acrss. Two bathroo'ml, laundry ro0fn ~, ~'fe~lly rOOM, %OLI ~.';11| I1'1~1~C il ~',~:I1'1 Ic.~ .r .'~hcet lh)orin~ |)rl'crs u room, doubla.~arageilCall lar,.,¢r Ihr.u~h Ihc" I,,~.' .r wide: rangc of choices to suit Bob Sherlddn.,.for - more nllrr,~r lih.'~, ~F ¢~cn ~hl,,., holh your dcc|)r and budget.: ~a]].,, ill haLhr~mnl., ad.iil- ; / COPPERSIDE ESTATES . l),|n't o¢,erhmk the 'pos.~irr~ On paved street. 12x68 Attractive home on quiet ',.'~:IIL h'~ ~nl ;II'L'~L '[h;ll i ~, cII- street In prime residential ch~.,cd. I.r i~riv~..'.~. h t us ||l"nc~v liuhtinu l:or~. •mobile home. Large living your Y,,ur',, d room with fireplace. 12x40 area. 2 bedrooms on main Yof ~.'im updalc cvcn ;I could give ~ay t. new trvck addition exceptionally well floor, i on lower, 14x28 rairly modc.rn l'i;|thrqoln..h.~ lighting-t t,| -rnum~ntal finished. Nicely land. master bedroom with walk. ;~ddi,~ ~,,nc nc~ Id~ur,. light~, .',uch a,~ th~,tricul~typ~:: scaled. Excellent value at In closet. Two flreplacea; A GLORIOUSBATHROOM, designed by AllenScruggs and DouglasMyers ,n orange~.eram~: :,~e ano orange :,alloaDer Louch~. t,m. M~nk¢ ~,ur S31,S00. Call Dick Evans. living .room &. rec room. with tiny geometricpattern. ~s built arounda chocolatebrown soaking.tub w~tr. wn~rIDooi a:~Jon O~angeoeeL cnoco• hulh.,, ;,r.und " mirrhr.~, or Raised dining area. An s ¸ | tare.brown, and vanillastripe the Fiexalumshade. ,deal for privacywhen closec o' for a SLj,r~';' v~e,',O' tl~e~.. ooas when h;llh into ;.i ~,i~;.i *.'.ith ~;Llch cvcn ery~,t;Ll clu, ndclicr~'. e~tremely well kept hpme. op.en;A dressingarea d~wded into vamty and basin,plus an enormouswafk.m :loser leadm,~ ~ne oatn.A .~auna~s i~lso addilion~, a~, 5 ~hirlpo..l lVWUV.,BW. U rnlt It, Ileal lanlp~ ;,ru popular To view call Dick Event. Over 1300 ~1, ft. of living built into the area. (Wallpaperby Chr stJpher Pr nts. hie by AmericanOlear~. + hath. shtmcr 111;l:"iS;IgU. ()r atldititm,, t*) hathr..m11~ : '•;,.~,~ : ' ~ ...... ~: ~ ~ ' ' ...... ,~ /illlllll[][]lillll[][]l[]ii[]l[]l[]l[][][]illl[]lill[][][]li of .land with modern amenities of all electric ~ , ...... • : ~ ,...... ~ ~,~;,~::~ ~ ...... ,. ~...... :...... :~ COMFORTABLE HOME • heat, two large fireplaces, WELL LOCATED carpeting, IV: baths, patio Good 4 bedroom home on doers to rear sundeck, Tuck Avenue. This Is a lille i,..,,..,-°n,.,.cr.finished rumpus room and well located, neat, clean an attached breezewayand ,ho~e++whl~h w~$ .rer.~.tl y G.,~.~2/doublegarage For :L: : L• cLuspv.e; HOMEsE~ EX' I

R1 RESIDENTIAL LOT room adiolnlng kitchen, Excellent residential built In microwave oven, II ' • building lot In Caledonia utility room. Basement I has planned area for ~l'J.....'---- Iil FEATURE HOME OF THE WEEK : Subdlvlslon, Labelle Avenue. Call Danny sauna. Call Bob Sheridan buying a sofa bed • Sheridan for further for an appointment to view. iii*!i:;i. " " ~l • • details. THORNHILL -- LARGE JUST LISTE• / HOW 1'0 GET . " • • LOT Five badroo/n home In , Tile BEST VALUE • • 2156 Laurel St. Three Horseshoe area walking • " WHEN BUYING " • • bedroom home. Con- distance from all echoolL • ":'" A 80FA BED • • [] • slderable renovations have Attractive home with .One of the most versatile pieces of furniture in the home [] • been done. This Is an 'ex. fireplace In living room. todayls the eonve~.h]e sofa bed. ~o loager the unwelldy and • • cellent starter home. Cedar rec room 12xg0, uncomfortoble preauet of yesterday. : • Contact Bob Sheridan for nicely landscaped & fenced • .T.oday!s ~.fa be~ come in all the major turn/lure styles " LARGE HOME -- NICE further Information. backyard. For ep- imu many ~ezem choices of fabrics. They also come in a : q peintmenttovlewcall DIck rm~e of sizes from loveseat to super Queen, as well as B AREA soctleaal designs to. match or co-ordinato with modular : Lovely 3 bedroom home on Scott Ave. Sandstone IP'~inaS. For this reason a sofa bed can go everywhere INVESTMENT ~'om a small ideove in a bachelor apartment to a styll.h : VIEW BENCH RESIDENCE'overlooking the North West situated fireplace, wall length hearth, built In china •~:~i:: PROPERTY livin~ room. . o_ on Cedar Crescent. The main floor has three bedrooms, 1V2 baths, _B Four ~ two bedroom self- A sofa bed is basically pefformfn8 two very important large family kitchen with eating area, living room with cabinet In dining room. fireplace, .~ Family room end games , contained units. Well fu~tin~, I.e. eonff~rtoble seating by day and elasPing by B dining area with sliding glass to covered patio. Downstairs, a rec _o room downstairs. Built-In located In Thornhlll. A goad niaht, so lt is importont to look for a quality l)reduet that will : room with fireplace and wet bar, two finished bedrooms, large dl~lhwasher and gar- IETOTOWN revenue producing' serve you well. games room, food pantry, aflached two car. Large greenhouse. -~ burator. For an ap- . 1 year old 3 bedroom home proopsrty. Phnne Bob on ~ acre. Open pest & Sheridan for details. .B Call now for details and an appointrnent to view this Exclusive .B pointment to view call Bob ' ~;)~ebes°bes~il~t!t,t,ur'eso'm'e~'|l'del~esfr°msimm°nst°helpyou m :Listing. Sheridan. beam In living room. 2 ~e beat value wflen shopping for a sofabed: • [] heataletor fireplaces. ".Plrst, take the wel~ht off your feet and sit down on the sofa. • • Large sundeck off dining Lt should compare favorably both hi comfort and sealing * room & kitchen. Partially ~bt~tharesLdarso~a.YouehoU]dbeaUetosltanywhere; : •OSSEN CREEK SUB. K.SHAN RoAD LOT HORSESHOE AREA [] flnlahed basement. Bern, ~ arm to arm without any feal of mechanism underneath. : n DIVISION NlcalytreedlargalotonK. RESIDENCE • This Is a six year old home Shen, Just .past the V,W. This 3 bedroom home with • camper shed and aflached Cheek aizo that the Beat cushions fit lightly into corners and [] 2 car garage. Many extra that there ion't a pp between ensidons and the back of the [] located on 2.25 acres only dcaler.Aprlmeslteforthe fully finished basement • features. For pppelntment sofaeaizo/teathecasoincheaplymademndels. . • 10 minutes from town. house of your dreams, most really be viewed to [] • • Main floor has 3 bedrooms, to view call Dick Evens. Listed MLS 4152. Only "~ppreclate Its Immaculate • BRAND NEW BEAUTY I RURAL HOME - Neat, ask about the upholstery fabric. Many sofa beds : kitchen and living room. S12,500. condition and quiet sefllng, m_ Spacious split-level design 3 bedroom home situated today are uphoiztered in olellnwh/ch is a nonab~rbant, stain I Basement Is set up and can Features a fireplace• = with large entry hall, • A on 5 acres on Old .Remo repellant fiber, and now comes In some excellent styling. ; m be used as two bedroom POST AND BEAM STYLE dividing living room from fireplace, quality car- A]isrnallvely, think about a staln.reststant finish. Many, N besementselte.Workshop. NILe 3 bedroom basement kitchen with built In oven. [] Road. House Is on concrete petlng, eating area In the block foundation and has fabrics, particularly cottons, are already treated with a : Some appllanms Included. home located on paved l Patio doors off living room • kitchen with view of family flnisii, butitn()t, it is usually well worth tbe llttle extra eost to The asking prim on this street In town. Two to sundeck IrA~sck yard, m cedar siding exterior. room, patio doors to rear Contact Bob Sheridan for. have this dobe. Nylon, too, is papular In upholstery fabrics : property Is $.~,S00. bedrooms up, one down. which Is t'~lly land. mI concrete sundeck, 3 m further details. today and also 100 percent polyster, which has the look of I Carport.. Property Is seeped. ~j~il size dining [] bedrooms, 3 baths, and CLOSE TO SCHOOLS rotten but far greater wearability. [] KALUM LAKE DR'IVE ' beautifully landscaped room, 11/~ bathe, white III many more extras. Phone Located on Scoff Avenue, Now It is time to get down to the real nitty-gritty, i.e. the Large split.level home with flowering shrubs and stoneflreplaceln basement • Rusty or Bert to view. this split level home has mechanizm. And this Is where you are going to benefit with a located on fenced 100x150 treas. Cherry trees located rec room, T.V. room and • many attractive features at rear of properly. ,64). II such os built.In range and quality product. First, check the ease with which you can lot. 1542Iq; ft. 16x17 living utility room all combine to II the ~.fa bed. It will make quite a difference if it is in R room. Three bedroom. pllances Included. View make the house appear to oven, and dishwasher, wall ceaatant me. A well-sprun~ and braced bed should ensure • Large spacious kitchen. this property and make an have more then Its 1095sq. [] to wall carpeting, this. [] Garden area. Storage shed. offer to the listed ,)rice of ft. of floor area. The home [] fireplace, family room, 11/2 ~7,000. is completed by a large [] baths, patio doors to rear ' Very. imp~lant, too, is to check that there aren't any [] Fruit trees. View this IX'operly listed at $55,000. double garage. Owner n sundeck, full basement and protrudin8 parts. These should all be well beneath the NEAR THE GOLF transferred, priced to sell : .it is situated on a fully aleq)ln8 surface. If not, watch out for bruised shim or elbows QUIET SECLUDED AREA COURSE at $69,900. MLS 4153. [] Custom designed home landscaped lot with storage and also tattered ]ineus or blankets. Think of your rug too, On [] CUL-DE-SAC HOME Here Is o great value -- shed and fencing. To view aome sofa beds the front legs are capped to protect rugs. located on the Skeena [] Another great value-- only only 532,000for a 3 bedroom WALKER STREET • RIvl~r with a beautiful vlew call Rust,( or Bert. Another, and more reliable method is the combined fentond home with garage on Seven year old 3 bedroom • and stoplnck bar used in the Hide~A-Bedframe by Simmons. i $30,000 for a 3 bedroom to the west from large home, also on a 75x200 ft. 75x200 ft. lot on a quiet home that has been lived In • feature windows, modern Ti~ acts both to protect and rug and also prevent the n lot, but without garage. residential street off with tender loving care. iii kitchen, with patio doors to mechanism from "flying open". [] Again, carefree stucco Thornhlll Street. Stucco Franklin fireplace in living "The mattress should provide basically similar comfort for a side sundeck, speclal M s!dlng and located on a siding offers easy maln- room. Carport. Garden [] closet space, and the urself or guests as you'd get on a regular bed. Don't be [] quiet residential s~eat off t~ance. Call today and ask shed. Frldga and stove [] ~ raid t0lle down and test one, just as you would when buyin~ basement Is developed wlth Thornhl!l Street. Ask for about exclusive II~sting Included. The asking price • two bedrooms, famlly a bed. A good inntersprinB mattress should be standard with i IN TOWN-- HOME ON AN N exclusive 930. number 937. Is $41,000. room, and plenty of quality models and it is quite easy to compare these with the i ACRE OF LAND more cheaply made ones. Simmons also makes a specially • , II storage. The properly Is Located on Sooth Kalum constructed Beautyrest mattress for additional comfort on landscaped and there Is a Street this older home has 3 : A.E. Le Page Limited Coast "~2' ' ' Coast l¢e'al Estate' Service." " " double garage. Phone Hide-A.Bnd sofas. Because the mattress will have to be E bedrooms, oll hot water RIVER DRIVE folded and unfolded many times, a foam mattress tends not Rusty or Bert Liungh. heM, front porch, and has a to.hold its ~ape as well as a quality inntersprin~. . 1800 sq. ft. 3 bedroom -" stenPerker I Goad residential bulldlng storage shed. Property is home. Bachelor suite plus The majority of sofa beds have a 'tilt mechanlsm' for ease lots avallable on Cramer, mostly cleared, In lawn, cabin on property. Garage, oleanin8 underneath. You eould ask to see how this works. 6}61 Harry Smith : Mills, and' varlous other garden and there ere I1 Workshop, garden, Plnally, when you have the sofa bed of your choice at home, • EVEniNGS . areas. Call Bob Sheridan fruit trees. View by con. gre~house on I~a acre. To remember not to close It with everythln~ but the kitchen sink • / Jim Duffy ~t for locations. tacting Rusty or Bert. view call Olck Evans. imide. Simmons recommends that the sheets and one : 4611 LAKELSE • I Manket only be left inside to ensure that the mechanism "ASK A~OUT OUR OTHER LIS'rINn~ Bob Rlpmosster •. EVENING JOHN CURRIE - 79|.2255 BERi" LJUNGH. Ii35.5754 • ...... "" 2032 I" works smoothly and well and g/yes you go•fort for many i • , ~ [] PHONES BOB SHERIDAN . LlS.2~I RUSTY LJUNGIt~ 4~LI.$756 DICK EVANS - 6,15-70411 DANNY SHERIDAN . lil.~f~17 ye~s. to come. lllillillilllllliillllllllillllllilliillilllil i i ...... ,...., ...... - =- .-~-.v=-T-_ ,---.~,.~.Z.,~...-----

PIp II, TI~ Herald, l~rldoy,July 27, 1979 Red Cross has Sewage makes refugee money .The Canadian Red Cross .still aboard t~e 'Tangan' in free fertilizer .has now collected over Manila Bay," said Wbyto. $1~B,~0 for the Vietnamese Anyone wishing to donate "boat people" currently ta the relief operations,• and it's safe too living in the refugee camps please forward your cheque ,d South East Asia and or money order to the VANCOUVER (CP) -- treatment plant near the Robert Whyte, president of canadian Red Cross Society, Lnoldng for a cheap fertilizer Fraser River, ta sste for the the B.C.-Yukon Divhdon of 4~50 Oak Street, Vancouver, that will make your ~ov~m~ of vegetables , Red Cross, says this fisure vegetables and flowers gr0w'"'~'~°" ~ ...... B.C. V6H 2N9; or to the Red Jack-and-theBeanstolk~, ..... ~,;~e reg|onal district has, l~ir~olches 40 per cent of Cross Branch in your fashion? ...... ~J~;5",~da warni~ saYin8 the " National objective of community. Please Pz..,~-- ,....,,~ ...... sludge,which could be eon raldn~ 1500,~00. designate "For Boat "The Canadian people It may not be top grade, it tamine~d by heavy metals, People" on your con- may not be completely safe, may nee ne ears. hove shown a masnlflcent tribution. We would ask that ¢oucem for the refusees monies be sent in lieu of but itt's free. "You can use it for flowers~ iivina in our Red Cross foodstuffs and clothing for Gardener Barrio King, a but we won't vouch for vege. ~. overseas," said practical and economical former sewage treatment tames," said Dang Dev~in, • "There ran be no reasons. Receipts will be Worker, has been rsblng a superintendent of water doubt that our contribution, issued for income tax pur- variety of vegetables on his 'service and poHudon control in Canada, will ga a long way poses. plot near the Lion's Gate for the Greater Vancouver to providing life-saving bridge for two years. Among . Regional District. . tn that part of the the things he,as grown are On the other hand, a zucchini, caSbnge, beans, professional engineer in monies raked by Red Rescue bedding plants and Spanish' Berlin's department, has no Cross, according to Whyte, onions. qualms about usin~ the will be used to supply step up His latest proud acenm- sludge, especially if the emergency food, clothing, pltshment is a rampaging vegetables are cooked. ' med/cal supplies and shelter BANGKOK(AP)-- A U.S. . zucchini which he days has Brian Talbot says to the estimated 197,000 Navy ship sailed toward grown from a bud to two feet vegetables grown around the. "boat people" now living in Thailand on Thursday with long in Just over a week. treatment plant have ,been Cross camps throughout 19 Vietnamese refugees But there is a difference of eaten by staff without any m South East Asia. In addition, plucked from the sea as part opinion among municipal. effects. "What the sludge Is, the Red Cross will be of increased American ef- Photo by arian.Grogs health offidals as to whether really, is a top soft rather p'oviding special a~istance forts to rescue Indochinese Rock tombstone totem mark Indian grave the treated sludge, which is than a fertilizer,"• says to vulmcable groupe and will "boat people." available here from a Talbot. be coordinating a tracing and reunion service for the thousands of individuals now separated from their h milks. "We've been providing Metis spirit is renewed in Manitoba mlstance to the 'boat ' since 1975," said WINNIPEG (CP) -- The yte. "But it's really only membership card has as its brought Manitoba into Man., on the western shore of the southeast reslon, says says BlaBs. "I Just wish Qmfederation. of Lake Winnlpegosls. regional board members Walter (Manard) Would 8o happenlng...slowly, br. sure, The ~up de&loped~m E now, with the plisht of beckground a group picture but you can't have these'people so much in the of the Red River District's "Over 12 years, it has provide the link between through proper channels." .a tltsputo earlier this year news, that our efforts are first provisional govern- Walter Mecard says he evolved from several federation locals and the BlaBs says Menard's every~ overnight." between the fedaratlon's also seeks the grass-roots decentralized groups into central office. Monard says Metis people central officeand Metis from starting to be noticed over met, formed by Louis Rtel democracy, which he one, centrally-controlled charges are contradicted by here." in 1869. "To say the grass roots are results of federation work in should have more op- the Dauphin and Swan River: mnintainsisainentinthel2, shop that's detrimental to not being represented is recent years. ' pertualty to learn and teach areas, northwest of Wtn- Wi~ said that the camps year-old Manltoba' Metls the Metis people." their history' and culture, ulpeg. are set up threushout much bull," says Blais. It certifies the bearer as'a Federation. , Federation leaders reject He says the federation "How can he say we're not while the federation ia more Men.d, wi~se status as'a' of South East Asia but that member of the Merle Con- serving' the people? Last an arm ufgovernmmt than a they a~ concentrated in "Thefedera~onlm'tdoing Menard's charges and say represents 120,000 Metid and federation regional vice- federacy of Manitoba, a the job it was set up for. The the central office and board nonetatm Indians in 130 to year, in homing, ~ve did repre~mtatlve of an an. president is beb~ arsued in, Malaysia, Indonesia and newlyformed group led by a more for native people than derixivlleged minority. Hms. Kong. leaders are off on a tangent of regional representatives 140 locals. the courts, says it's too late man who says he'a trying to and they don't seem to be is needed because of the "The federation is getting any other province," says Menard says the con. to chanse the federation "We're looldn8 alter toO' recreate the spirit of the 14 Blals. ' " federacyhasS,040members, retugess, also, whish are able to stop," says Menard, a organization's slze. big and you're going to have from inside. selemn-faced men who • rancher from Can~perville, Ernie Blain, vice-presldont peoplewho are dissatisfied," "In our economic develop, with the demand for cards A bureaucracy propped up meat projects, thin@ are growls8 daily. by $I million in government .grants Is too firmly m- trenched and "It's harder to got information or action ,from our own orpnization ATTEND THE CHURCH That's very,,o. sad ,ov._,,. since it is we who have been so critical of government in the past." ~ • | ' " , I J former Metis newspaper as • I Pastor Bob Leeyk • I OF YOURI CHOICE the"'"'==' ~n..ted~acypr~... He m says ms group Wlll us-

made by Metis in develop/n8 / Corner Ofg:,5.a.m.Halliwelland N.Thomas I IHI$ SUNDAY .... i,~ ' Bible Teaching . l ' "t.wan the Merle who / ~ . Su.d ~. c.~.^^, / ~ . broughtManitoba into Con- 1 ,, .o), o~..uu, . federation. That story has to / ~i011 baptist Chure]l ~ 7:30p.m. Singing and Bible Study ~ . • ~ done." , , ...... ~ Wednesday8:00 HomeBibleStudies / C,h,]~stt, M,, D, Jr.... J /"L .... L~ Snch work is essenti,,! to. / Nnen--, e,,o.b, ,,,d U--'-L ~ "You Are Welcomeal Unlnnd~" '/ ~,*a&aA.~AAt.&i4 41t~'J[UJ['.I2MU(J. I,,,J~g,rcJr] "~, give Metis a sease of Self- ~- vv...v. VpnlltO alia ~llln ~ ~----- /. ~___L_ ~= = . A. • ~ Worth OllKI 0]90 to educEto ,~ ...... - \ % , ,~ ' ~ParKs surest, ana ~vraume Avenue "~. o~er canedi=u it,,, ~.o: raster ram iaonninpr " / ' ~ - " R ' '...... ~ Ignoredbyy the'f~iera~'~,,on,. - • / ~ i everenn s, van uaalen / Meeard says. Home 63]~-5309 / ' ~ Sunday School : Te'rrace10:0Oa.m. / SundaySchool9:4Sa.m. ~ ~ SundaySchooI.Remol.00pm., / HAMILTON (CP) To • Morning Worship 11 : 00a • m • ~ ~ ..... " _. ~_~ " 11 : 00a •m . W orsnip' bervice^ ' ' ~- ' / eut the food budget and-- liven

• . . • "~';F ~'~w V~q~'w~v . ~~)llU .plants, says Lyan , ' , ennm, a hortlcolturaIlst with the Royal Botanical Garden. Lamb's quarters, 4726 Lazelle Avenue 635-9019 pigweed and dandel]ous can be turned into a gourmet's delight, he says, but stresses LI Sunday Services - 10:00 a.m. the Importance uf uslng a : ~~ Sunday School. Adults Discussion. / ~ plant guide to distin&~ish edible from poisonous 11:00 a.m. - Holy Communion for the family plants. "If you don't know :z. ~(~[~[~ Mmister: 635.S855ReverendLance Stephens - / what it is, don't pick it,'" hel. . Mennonite Brethren Church says. ,..) iLl 4830 Slraume Avenue, Terrane 635-2312• ~ . 3406 Eby Street 635-3015

SATURDAY EVENING 7:30p.m.~--SnLVlTi0N ARMY~ m S~ ',.NDAY MASSES 11:15a.m.9:00 a.m. J 4637 Walsh Avenue ~ ~ 10:00 a.m. Sunday School __ SUNDAY , ~ 11:00 a.m. Family Worship Service 7:30 p.m. 9:30 a.m. Christian Education Hour @ , o;• ' J 11:00a.m. Family Worship Service " I • J 7:30 p.m. Evanglisfic Sal'vation Meeting Welcomes [ . Keep Canada • I ' TUESDAY NIGHT ' I. , . I ' 7:30p.m. Bible Study and Prayer Meeting YOU To I Beautiful • " WEDNESDAY WorshJ I , ' "~.J . . 7:30 p,m. LadiesSATURDAyHomeLeague Fellowship IpJp -, . 7:.30 p.m. Youth Group ' . ~ KNOX UliltiO CHURCH Christian Counselling / 49 Emergency Welfare . • 490707 Lazell.Lazelle Avenue ':" ~ Spiritual.Resources /'CHRISTT LUTHERAN CHURCHC URCH~~ . ~d~ Ministerter Reverend Dave MaMadyn '~ " 635-5440or635-2626 ~ Corner SparksSparks Street and Park Avenue '~1 Q~'" .54014 • Reverend,nd ,o,Roll ,.,.r.dRosterud .,...635-5882 I 635-6014 / ~ Rever'MorningMorning ServiceService11:OO 11:00 a.m.a,m. J' I ~;'.:;r,ClC,~C/~J'_.~lL, Church School 9: 45 a.m. ~ " ''~ ~ " ;unday School, Confirmation~ .*"~'i~i CHURCHOFGOD Youth and Adult Classes •~ 3341 River Drive Terrace, B.C, 63,8-1561 J ,,=.,,.=,~,,,.,..,. I

Sunday School 10:00 a.m ) Reverend R.L. White ~ ~ ' It's time to call your Morning Worship 11:00 a.m. Welconle Wagon hosi~J. Evening Worship 7:30 p.m. /. - _ois Mohnlnger • '63'5..5309~ ' ,, ~"Prayer ServiceWednesday. 7:30 ~.P'm" . Evelyn Anwe!ler 635-5571

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-I. gLASiiPlID RATES "~ SUBSCRIPTION RATES'~ ' SkesnaHealth Unit : 321S.2Eb~Street LO~ ON~V, • SUBSCRIPTION Terrace, B.C. RATES . 635-6307, Sunday, November 18, 1979. COLLIER EXCAVATING" Garage sale at 3949 Old HALL RENTALS words or lesi 12.00 par Effective The tallowingare a few of $2,000.00 Bingo 3 bedroom with basement In~ion. over 30 wordl S October 1, lt71 the services offered locally Tuesday, November 27, 1979. I. ' Lakelse Lake Road from 12 Oddfellows Ha11.3222 suite for sale. Immediate ¢onh~per Word, .Small Bingo BackhoeWork to 6 p.m., Couch, chalrs, MunrOe. For further in. occupancy. 4 bedroom, 2 SlnglacoPY 20c by your Health Unit Staff: ...... ' "tables, lamps etc. (Pl- formation phone 635-2794or 3 :or more COnleCutlve In. By(:arrle'r mth3.00 CHILD HEALTH CON- DECEMBER • fireplace executive type I ~.!o~ SI.S0W Un,~,,~. By Carder year 33.00' FERENCES: ... Tu--o --c -- . .... PHONE 63S4140after six g/July) '635.5661. (Attn.9./.79) home for sale. Interested ByMall ' 3mthlS.00 Mere weekly at the Heaum Small ' Bingo . .'.... ~''Y', "'" p,~rtles only please call 63.1- 2133. (P1•27July) ____-'..m, .- ' : BYMall 6mthgS.00 Unit every. Tuesday from Sunday; December 9, 1979. nnn~rtunltv for emnlovers 37, PETS e ¸ First Iniertlon charged for By Moll ' "vear~ 00 h30.3:50 p.m. Please phone U ~ u "B* --rr.- -,# r / whether ~un or not. • ~,~.;w .~n~ ...... - needing .-: a ' I dependable HOUSE FOR SALE Senl0~'Citizen ~,eer20:00 f.o.rl~ln aPP0t~htment.h: .. Ili TUmmay, uecemoor ~e, ]~7~. ~leeg0ne. urvlce In "+,,,,,, 3 large bedrooms, big utility Abl~lutaly no rofundl after 1' I ; H . I ornn Small": 'Blase . Al'"~r'llave:S-~l oonfoch;'fo"r GS.400 Suzukl s~root blke. To glve sway. s two.month. room, bay window, show MMihem ut. : Brltllh Commonwealth 'and Elementary. School on the ~n~yj...pm:embor 23, 1979, finding ' dipeqdeble em. Phone635-7519. (Pl0-0Aug) old kittens. Excellent UnltedStates0fAmerlcaone rour,t h.Frlday m every~ mousers or farm cote. Call flreplaco, full basement, 3 CORRECTIONSs vur ~na " . . month from 1:30.3:30 p.m. • ~..~.® ,ingo ~oy,u a,,,edod. Cheque ~---~~ 635-9258. (stf-ffn] rooms roughed In basarn6nL z ...... PleaSq phone for an ap- . ' . ' '•. droP-arts;Halo. Employer engine, good condition. Plus. large elorago shed, r '~: Per more lflTormatlOfl I oupp y'S : :.:communications Sl,200 DaD. Phone 630.1033 M~t be ~hada before ~nd Box 3~, Terrace, B.C. pelntment. ' ' Wanted to buy: 1 fluffy grey Phone 635.9775 for ap. Ineflrflofl, ...... : . V6GgM9 Babysltters 'who bring phone: " - . equipment, Please phone after S p..~. (stfn-tfn) kitten and or I golden Lab polntment to view. (Pb. • KER/~ODE FRIENDSHIP 638.L1N,"(P4-: 27July) Allowance can he mede for • children must have parents • SOCIETY ~l,27iJuly,~r',1OAug) 1977 CBTSOF Supersport Retriever. Papers not only one Incorrect ad. HOMEDELIVERY written consent for Ira. 4411 GREIG AVE. • Honda with. windjammer, necessary. Call anytime 633. Private home for sale. S Terrace & Dlelrlct munlzatlon. TERRACE,:B.C, ; Low mileage. Excellent• 2466.(CS.2Aug) BOX NUMBERS: bedroom, 2 full batha~ i Thornhl!l & District ADULT CLINICS • '~ VIG 1M4 conditiOn. Pho~e 638.3824. To glveawa;/..Klflens•.Mlrx fireplace up 8, down, rec 75 gent8 pick up. • Phone633.6357 These are held at the Health ~1.16 mailed. Unit on Monday, Wednesday 619.4904 (PI0"IAu~) ~ Siamese cross:.Females. room, well landscaped. II and Friday from 3.4:10 p.m. •I Nc'23Dec) 1974 Kewaaakl S00. $350 Phone 635.9345. (P3. Phone 635-3331. (P2.' 2'l,27JUl)t) '" :~~'~ CLASSIFIED DISPLAY: The Herald reserves the by appolntment only. B.C, Old Age PenelonersTea painter for PTlnce Rupert Firm. Phone 635.3039after 5 26,27,31July) ..,., ,,..- . , • ti~,.~ , PRENATAL CLASSES " & Bazaar will be held auto body shop. Wage p.m. (C3.27July) / Ratea • available ,upon r.lght to.classify ads under For sale by 0v~H~lJ"~J'~l 3 r.aquelt. . ' spproprlate headlngo and to Classes are held throughout Saturday, NoVember 3, 1979 negotiable; Phone 424.4296 at the Terrace Arena 624.2/08. anytime. (C4. Yamaha GT 80, alsobumper bearoom harsh~ m n,~'~,~;.~,~es NATIONAL CLASSIFIED let rates fhorofore and to' the year at "Intervals for expectant parents. Phone Banquet Room from 1:30 $1July) ~ackats. Like new. 1450.00. land at HuckleberrY-'L'llYm, dstermlne page location. Woodland Park;.: 1134':s~.'~fl. 'i: RATEs The Herald reserves the the Health Unit for detalls Phone 635.5709. (Cb•31July) Neededrideinto town week- cmlto per agate line. and registration. p.m,'to4:30 p.m. (NC-2Nov) Renel~lonl;t.Clerk opening days'between 8:15 and 0;45. FA QII heat, 2' fl'l~6~la~es. right to revise, edit, classify Heetllstor; Pu';""'~"=*"* Minimum chsrgo U.00 per or. reject any advertisement HOME NURSING CARE MIIIs.'Memorlal Hospital available for a career 19/S COnAm 125. Running Live'on Old Lakelse near • Insertion. Nursing care In the home for AuxlllaryThrlftShopwlllbe mlndsdl~ereonwhouanmoot condition. Asking price ApexRed&Whlte. WI pay drilled 'Well," tich~bl bus, and to retain any answer~ drapes, & sppil~Jtf(~s~'pltone directed to the Herald Box thoseWho need It on referral having a'half prlca sale on people,type well, & handle $600.00.Phone 635.5987 after for gas. Phone638.1733 after • LEGAL . POLITICAL and women's clothing . on figures accurately. Benefits 4p.m. (PJ.27July) $:30 p.m. (NC.Ctfn.sff) 638.8314. [Cffn.Tu~;P'~l.24. Reply Service, and to repay from their family doctor. 17-79) .... '..... ; ~ !ii;: T'RANSI ENT AD. the customer the sum ,pald Terrace area only. Saturday, July 26 from11:00 Include S'day week, good 76 Suzuki GT 380. Good Wanted: Responsible VERTISING: for the adyertlsement and HEALTH PARADE S3.68 per column Inch. to 4:00 p.m. Located east of 2~port.n.ny ..,fo, r _,.a d: condition. Asking S1050.00 working girl to share 2 3 bedroom, 2V= baths, ilS6 box rental ...... For 4 year 01d children. Held d~ .; Spea.Dae Printers and ~,,o,~,,,~,=~,,,.,~,I ,~,~,r~u,, :O.E.D. Phone S.3S96 after 4 , bedroom furnlshod trailer In eq. ft. main flg0r, 'fb~ 9 Box replies, on "Hold" on third Monday of every Across from Manuel's i~l~;1J"uly;" ...... : ...... p.m. (PlO-30July) Thornhllh Phone 630.0332 basement on 80~Z00:'ft. lot. BUSINESS PERSONALS: Inltructlons not picked up. month. Developmental, IM.0Oper line l~r month. Restaurant.• (NC.27July) ~..i~For'~ sale 1976 Yamaha- YZ ends.after S (C1.27July) p.m. Anytime week• Alternate wood heat~ d~1119~ within 10days of exp!ry of an. vision, hearing screening well. Just out|ld;:.tov~' Oh a 4 month bolll only. advertisement, will be done. Please phone for ap...... - motorcycle. Completely 2. ICES du~V~JN " KE=I'KI~)I~N. -- : -- -- limits. Askln g IS0;O~I.~" #hQ,r~_, NOT r,==u=u ,~=u,~,~LY. ,: | daltroYed unl'e.SS mall ln0 polntment...... ,, r~ullt. Lots of now parts. 9, MARINE DEADLINE Ir4tructlons arer~,recelved.. PRENATAL BREATHING ;:.,:=~,,o...~,,~2%,.., Con be v~swed at No. 110- 3 DISPLAY: (24,27,3 :'-'~:...... ~,! ~'-'~" Those answering Box & RELAXING EXERCISES ...... " .... Woodland Helghte Traller 0July,3,7,I0,14,17Aug ) ~!:;~ 4:00 p.m. 2 days prior to Numbers are requested not Held every Monday at- DANNY'S PLACE ( 3213 Copperslde Estates, Sandy, Court. (PS.27July) pubI!catlon day. Kalum Street-Terrace, Mauntvlew, • Creltvlew. 1971 Bayllner 2350 Nlsqually to send originals, of ternoon at 1,2 p.m. Paqueffe, Pine area. Phone 1978 650. Yamaha n~r: .... A modern 3 bedroom home documents to avoid loss. V~D. CLINIC B.C.) Comand bridge with 200 HP PRESENTS Norms at 635.7496. (Cffn. cycle. Extended front end on Skeene Street wlth full CL~AiSlFLED: All clal'ms of errors In Held every Monday at 3:30 Volvo FWC, trim tabs depth basement. I roughed In g:00 p.m. on day previous to advertisements must be or by appointment. Northcoast Amateur M.W.F.-6.7-79) .and custom seat. Im- sounder plus many other Snooker Tournament. maculate condition. In~:ludas fireplace, one. ¢0mpleted day of publlcatlon Monday to received by the publlsher'SANITATION extras. Complete with flreplaco, full carpeting In Friday, Registration: August and Babysitter wanted. Oc. original front end. Prlca trailer. Phone 847-2093 or within 30 days after the first The public health Inspectors September. Fee: SlO.00 caslonel days & evenings for S~500.Phone 63S.S035after 6 DR, L~.R. & BRs. Prlco In. ALL: CLASSIFIED CASH publication, are now situated In Eby 7 & 10 year old. Davis Ave. write to Box 2287 Smlthers, cluded'frldge • stove. Drlve It 'Is agreed by the ad. Street. TheY will be pleased (Includes Table Charges). area.• PleHe call 635.9448. p.m. (PS-30July) b.C. (CS.2Ang) WITH ORDER ether tMn "Everyone Welcom. e". by 2012 Sksene, then Inqulre EUSINESSES WITH AN vertlser requesting space to assist ~Ith any sanitation World ranked John Beer will (Cg.30July). River Bcat-2Sfoot aluminum at 635.6102. (P12.-27July) ESTABLISHED ACCOUNT. that the liabl!lty of the problems. SPEECH AND HEARING be on hand during the finals. 4SS aide.Hamilton let. Near • Herald In the event of failure (A .lSSepf) Needed babysitter to babysit new. 300 hours on motor. 5 acre hobby farm In town, d Sil~l¢e d~lrge of Lt.00 ol! llJl~, to publish an advertisement CLINIC In my home at 3416 No. 34 t12n~n "raM,m *,,,,, ,r~ ho.~.Fe;.~,~svers delight, 2 Held at 4612 .Grleg Avenue. 1973 Maverick, 6600.00 I~l!j~, CklWWs.*i~; !;:~':~i:i~ or In the event of sn error 2350...... Stewart. (Pg.~'Jl~l~) ' ...... I /o~ln, :~'~ full bale.me.n? • • ., , O.E.D. 26 Inch color T.V. . ~ . : • appesrlng ir~ the a~d. Hearing tests will be done by some weekends, for .5 month ~._. nomu=,uarn, coops, PeaooCK, WEDDING DESCRIP- Vertlsement as published referral from family doctor $,100.00O. B.a. Phone635.4342 old baby. Pay negotiable. after 5 p.m. (C3.27July) 1977 Heavy Hauler boat riding ring, pasture area. TIONS: shall be limited to the or community health nurse. Phone 635-2364 or 635-2231, trailer with or without power Appointment only 638.8480. Mr, and Mrs. Rudolphus No charge provl~d news amount paid by the ad. 636•1155. ask for Shlreen. (P3. For sale i like new 12 foot 2 9 winch. Designed to have 24 (PJ.27July) |eubmlfledwlthlnone month, vertlsar for only one In. LONG TERM CARE Troelstra are pleased to 24,26,27July) foot x 7 foot wall tent, $125.00. Office at No. 205.4621 Lazelle announce the forth coming foot boat. Phone 635.4777. "3 bedroom house with full .SS.00productlon charge for correct Insertion for the 1 set of stake camper tie wadding and.or engagement portion of the advertising Ave. Tel 63S.9196. marriage of their daughter Truckers wanhKI, one 6x6to (Ctfn.3.7.79) basement on 3 acres of land Assessment and planning for Dorothy to Mr, David Peters downs, $20.00. Phone 638• In quiet subdivision. 10 pictures. News of woddlngo space occupied by the In. haul ore. Top rateS. Call G. ~916. (P2-27July) 41. MACHINERY (write.ups) received one correct or omitted item only, those el]glble fgr Long Term son of Mr. and Mrs. Jacob White at 681.04199 a.m. to 4 minute drive from down. mmlth or more after event .end that there Shall be no Care. Peters. Ceremony will take ).m. (C.~lAug) 1 deep freezer, ap- FORSALE town. Selling price $10.00 charge, with or liability toany event greater AID TO HANDICAPPED place on August seventeenth proximately 4 feet long, 049,630.00. Phone 635-7578. without picture. Subleof to than the amount paid for Office at No. 205:4721 at seven.thirty p.m. at the DO YOU WISH $130.00. Craftsman 10 Inch For sale JD 410 Backhoe, (Pa.3Aug) condensation. Payable In such advertising. Lazelle. Tel 635.9196. Terrace Alliance Church. TO EARN AN "radial arm saw with etcol new tires, for Information advance. AdvertiSements must Assessment and guidance (NC1.27July) EXECUTIVE stand, like new, S3S0.00. phone 635-5967. (P3-27July) comply with the Brltl?h for vocational and social INCOME? Suzukl 125 TK motor cycle CLASSIFIED AN- Columbls Human Rights Act rehabilitation done by We are an International ~50.00. Phone 635.5683after 5 p.m. (P2.27July) NOUNCEMENTS: which prohlblt~ any ad. r~nsultant. company with over 60 Winter storage space Blrthe 5.50 vertlslng that discriminates years experience. preferably undercover for 26 Engagements S.50 against any perpon because Due to our growth we offer One 9x12tent with canopy, In 1'COMING EVENTS • WANTED FOR OUR new condition, $150.00. Small foot boat. 635-6327days and Marriages S.50 of his race, religion, sex, CONSIGNMENT & SALES a career opportunity to 6 For rent 1 bedroom fur. dinette set with 4 chairs. nlshed house In Thornhlll. ask for Evelyn'or 632.2738 Deaths. 5.50 color, nationality, ancestry FLOOR Furniture, ap. ambitious and. aggreslve evenings. (Cb.31July) Funerals S.50 or place of origin, or because CWL Fall Bazzarwill be held pllances, power tools, hand Individuals whese goal Is Couch with 2 matching Phone 635.5775. (P1•27July) Cards of Thanks • S.50 his age Is between 44 and 65 October 24 from 7 p.m. to 9 tools, clean small cars, advancement In chairs In balsa vlnyh One Single, female teacher, non Memorial Notices S.50 years, unless the condition Is p.m. at the Verltes School motorbikes, boats, motors or management. odd French provincial coffee 48, SUITES table. Phone 638.8203. (PS- smoker requires a one lustlflad by a bona fide Gym. (Nc-24Oct) • any other goods In ac. bedroom unfurnished • |, 1Aug) PHONE 63S.6337 requirement for the work cepteble condition. Experlena FOR REN[ apartment for September ~Claeslflod Aclvcrtlslng I:tept Involved. Rebekah Lodge Rummage Terrace Auction Mart, Unnecasmry Self contained accomodetlon 1st. Phone collect 112.435. II Sale, Saturday, August Igth. 14 foot aluminum boat, 4 HP CorneP of IJkelsa • Apeley. suitable for one. Close In. No 7508 after 6 p.m. (Ctfn.20-07. 10 a.m. to I p.m. Oddfellows ~lS.S172. (Ctfn.29-06-79) 2 weeks training In motor. Asking $500.00. 14 foot 79.FrI,Mon) Hall, 3222. MUnroe St. aluminum boat, 9½ HP pets. Phone 635.S350. (C2• Do you feel you have a Vancouver expenses paid. 27July) Donations of artlcles ac- AUCTION SALE McKenzle • excellent pension end motor. Asking $750.00. Boat drinking problem? There is trailer, Sg00.00.19 foot travel help cepted. Phone 635.2794 for Furniture, Kltlmat, security program. " further Informetlon. (NC. Saturday, July 20, 1979 at 1 trailer, $400.00. Phone 635- The B.C. Housing Weight Wstchers msetlng Ave Ila ble ! opportunity' to be 7685. (CS.g7July) held every Tuesdayat 7 p.m. Phone 43S.S636 1gAng) p.m. and Sunday, July 29, womoted within the 1st Managemmt Is taking ep- 1979 at'2 p.m. Furniture & Warehouse or manufac. It the Kf~ox United Church ALCOHOLICS tear. pllcetlons for accomedetlon luring space available Im. Rebekah Lodge Annual Tea home furnlshlngo. L,W. Utility trailer for sale. Phone at the "Willows,2404 Kalum Hall, 4907 Lazelle Avenue. ANONYMOUS you can earn between 635-7081. (PS-27July) mediately. 3100 sq. ft. MEETINGS: and Bazaar, Saturday, Sears Auctioneer. (Pl~ ;:15,000to $30,000wl(hln the Street for bachelor and 1 2/July) i downtown location. Phone Mon. 8:30 p.m. United November 10th., .Oddtollows Irst year. bedroom apartments. A rent 635.7840. (Cffn.3.07.79) •Kitimat A.A, Construction Church. Hall, 3222 Munroe St. (NC. supplement Is available Group In Kltlmet: telep~ne' Mon, 0 p.m.. Alanon . 10Nov.) To Quality~ SPOT CASH depending on Income. For rent 900 square feet on dk1~.3715. Skesne Health Unit. Interested persons over second floor, alr conditioned. MEETINGS: • I Thurs. or Sat. 8:30p.m. Mills KERMODE • good character for the age of 55 or single pal~- Located at 4623 Lakeles Ave. :Men..day • Step Meatlogs. Memorial Hespltel. (nc.tfn) BINGOSCHEDULES 19711 b~,:.kgrouP.d. .s~)ns lfl RECEIPT OF GAIN Phone635•2552. (Ctfn.6-7•79)| 0:30 p.m. Lutheran Church.' JULY sports minded Your old furniture, guns. for the handicapped may ,~ Wednesdays Closec~' Tuesday,Jul~ 24, 1919. ~mall Concret~,etleptlc tanks In bondable what have you. We buy obtain applications at No. OFFICE SPACE Meatlngo 8:30 p.m. Unltod Birthright Office Bingo stock, relief with" a owner of a reliable car' 103.3404 Kalum Street, Alternetlve to Ahortlor~ sell • swap - trade. AVAI'L'ABLE : Church.. Sunday, July 29, 1979. concrete!nvestmont. able to start ImmMIstsly' Also fresh salmon roe. Terrace, B.C. or by mall to: 3.4621 Lekelse -. 63S.3907' $2,000.00 Bingo 685 sq. feet of prime office Fridays .Open Mestlnge 8:30 P.O. Box 310 Prince Rupert, space. Nicely located In p.m. '.~ Skeana Health Unit, Wednesday 1 p.m. - 3 p.m. AUGUST Schmlffy's Excavating B.C. 'VaJ 3P9. Phone and 4 p.m.. S p.m. or phone QUEENSWAY down town ,area, close Kltlmat General Hospital. Tuesday, August 7, 1979. 635-3939 Only These~ Wish Inquiries collect to 627•7501. proxlmaty to commercial AI;Anon Msetlngs. Tuesdays anytime: Lisa 63S.3164, Small Bingo (AM.6-6.79) To Get Ahead (A11-22June, Atfn.Frl.) Carol 635.Sl36 (nc.tfn) TRADING stores & banks. Rent Is on • 8"00 p.m. Unlted Church Sunday, August 12, 1979. N~KIApp!y triple net basis and lease (~) S2,000.00 Bingo 3215 Kalum St. assumption. Available on Rape Relief Tuesday, A.ugust 21, 1979. GEMINI EXCAVATING Sand a resume to Bo~; 50, HILLSIDE LODGE September 1, 1979. Please MILLS MEMORIAL Abortion Co,,qnlllng Small Bingo Surrey, B.C. V3T 4W4 Ph, 630-1613 4450Little Avenue write: Wedeeoe River & Crisis Line for SundaY, August 26, 1979. LTD. THRIFT SHOP $~,000.00 Bingo (Wes Andrews) (At fn-2S-5.79) Contracting Co. Ltd. No. 200. MIlls Memorial Hespltel Women Sleeping rooms. ,1665 Lazelle Ave. Terrace, Auxiliary would appreciate 63e.o3oo SEPTEMBER BackhoeWork I housekeeping units, cen. Tuesday, September 4, 1979. Hourly & Contract SURPLUS FURNITURE B.C. or phone 635.7287. (CS. any danetlons of good, clean trally located. Fully fur. 27July) '~..~ L15.3479 anytime SPECIALS clothing, any household Small Bingo (AM.6-6.79) nlshed. Reasonable rates i I I| Items; toys etc. for their WANTED [.)UNATIONS Sunday,September 9, 1979. BACKHOE FOR HIRE Brand new sofa beds from by day or week. Non. Warehouse & rental space| THRIFT SHOP. The Three Rivers WorkshoF Sg,000.00 Bingo Phone 635-6454 or 63S-67ST. 0350.OO drinkers bnly. Phone 635. available off new By-I For plckup service phane for the Handlcal~ed are Tuesday,September 18,1979. ACCURATE PAINTING (ctfn.25-06-79) Chesterfield and Chair 6611. (Clt.f) Pan. Phone 63|.t166.| 63S-S320or 635.S233,or leave Ionklng for donations of any Small Bingo & DECORATING $.398.00 ill (Ctfn.03-07.Tt) I Brand new double beds donations at the Thrift Shop old, broken or used pieces at Sunday, September 23, 1979i ,Interior & Extorlor I I on Lazelle Avenue on turnlture, also any discarded $2.000.00 Bingo Brush Roller & spray $140.00 KEYSTONE COURT Sa~rdeys between 11 a.m. wood i)roducts we could use O;TOBER For e Professional lob One only used hlde-e.bod APARTMENTS i and 3 p.m. Thank you. for recycling or renovating. T~,~day, October 9, 1979. Call AI 638.8479 with chair $100.00 Call us at 635.2236behNeen Small Bingo Free Estimates White frldge & atove for sale. Used sofas end choirs from Office No. 2 . 4603 Scott. 0a.m. 0rid 3 p.m., we will try Sunday, October 14, 1979. (C20.14Aug) S60.O0 One, two and three i INCNESAWAY CLUB to make arrangements for $2,000.00 Used kitchen sets t60.00.end bedroom 'apartments. j Meet every Tue~lay night et WATERFRONT LOT AT pickup. Tuesday, October 23, 1979. up. Laundry & storage area. ; B In the SkseneHealth Unit. LAKELSE small Bingo FILTER QUEEN Used stoves Near schools and down. Nmost V: acre lot on south , For more Information phone Sunday, October 28, 1979. Used refrigerators town. Clean, quiet, ! 039.3747or 63S-3025. 'PREGNANT?' side of Lakelsa River very $2,000.00 Bingo . salel and service Garage sale at 3911.D Poly rope sold by the roll spacious, security Iockup ctt~e to river mouth. Good NEEDHELP? NOVEMBER Paquefle starting July 27 tll only at 130.00 roll. Many and patrol. Full tlme sloping well treed lot with LadlesSIlm LJneCIub meate Call Blrthrlght for an Sunday, November 4, 1979. 4546 Park Ave. Terrace all Itema gone. Truck, car, more bargains 'at the manager In residence• smell stream and possible an Monday evening--6:30 ~lternatlve to ahortlon ~,000.00 Bingo furniture, car-trailer, ep. Terrace Auction Mart Sales 635.5224 unfinished cabin. First ~p,m.'~-Unlted Church Phone 632-46o;~ nnyflme. Tuesday, November I~, 1979. 635.7M9 pflcancse, water bed, etc. Floor. 4434 Lakelsa Avenue (c'tf-f) $10,000takes. Phone 724.3179 basement, Klflmat. Room 233, Nechako Centre. Small Bingo (AM•4-07-79) (PS-gAug) ~-• 635-S172. (Cffn.23-05-79) Ill after 6 p.m. (CS-31July)

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Lot on Lakelse Lake. Beam I~t- for sale-at-C0pperslde 1978 Mazda GLC. Good For ealo 69 Camero con- 1¥74 vega 4 Ipeed, 4 cylinder, 1'//.I ~,nev J/4 ion 4x4. btep Station Ro~d. Lot 5, Plan Estates. Phone 635.7081. condition. 4 door standard. vertible, P.S., P.B.,Auto. In rust free, radio, good tires. side-4 speed. Phone 638-1121 1978 14x70 Manco M.It '3 bedroom doublewlde for 4546, District 6263. 90 foot (P20-17Aug) excellent running condition. Price to sell. Phone 635.9058. Unfurnished. set up & "sel~. Lor.aledon large freed trontage. Asking $11,900.00. Radio-tape deck. Good for a or 635.3007after 5 p.m. (Ctfn. • skirted in local trailer park lot. Fireplace, 2 baths, .on NSO 1 factory built pick-up (P3-31July) 1.S.79) Open to reasonable offers. Lot for sale by owner• 764 first or second car. Phone ]Phone 635-9736. (Ct~-2S.IS water system. Also large 635-7688 anytime. (C2- canopy. Phone 638-1310. (P~. J.Antonlnko : Pine Street Thornhlll area. 1965 Fred Falcon 351 pro. '~1 ,, workshop. Phone 635.4246for 27July) 27July) 197,1 V~ ton GMC 4x4, P.S, 1190 12th Ave. $12,000.00, easy terms. stock englna. Top leader 4 P.B., V-8 automatic. Low appointment to vlow. (C20.: Phone 282.3765. (P24.24Aug) Williams Lake, B.C. 1976 FIreblrd V.8 350 engine speed straight axle. New mileage. Many extras. 'For Sale: 12x56 moblle home 20July) rCS-20& 27July) , 1973 Mercury Montloo MX 23008 miles 8 track stereo; point Job; New tires. Phone' . Phone 638-8464. (PS-2Aug) end full length addition on ~' 1972 3 bedr " station wagon. Fully loaded. after 4 p.m. 635-9388 and ask • acre. 3 bdrnl~,, dining rm,, . .. oom double.wads PROPERTY Good running condition. Trailer towing package. Phone 635.6768, (P/.31July) for Gerry. (CS-1AUg) 1972 Ford 302 rebuilt plus C4 ...... ' ~,-2~. "t=~;i~'" I1/IODIIO home Furnished. FOR SALE Phone 635.35S4 after S p.m. transmission. $508. Phone trees, befl;y bushes, ~~e~ clean and well kept. (P$-IAug) 1971 Ford Taring, black &" landscaped..Off~,,~~ be moved from site. 160 acres In Topley, B.C., after S p.m. 638-2829. (C3. 1976 Grin Torlno 2 door, white. Good driving con. 27July) after S p.m. (stfi~)~:~:~;~'AIM~g 2h500.00. Phone 63S. mile off Hwy. 16. Lightly P.S., P.B., A.T., V-8, & alr 1975 Vega, low mileage, dltlon. Brand new tires. • ,, - ~: :~ 7054. (PS-31Julv) . treed. 18 miles from condltlonlng. Phone CAC 638- radial tires, 8 track tape and Some rust. SGS0. Must sell • 1975 IHC4x4 plck.up wlth V.8 MU~'T SELL 1973 :Nor: 12x48 mobllo home, fully Houston. 2 miles from 6108. (C$-IAug) radio, P.S. Excellent con. 635-2362. (Pb2Aug) Sunset Lake. Power, water dltlon. Phone 638.1212after 7 • & 4 speed. Askln0 $2,100.00. western trailer (12 foot x ~0 furnlahed, asking $8,080. To. View at 4726 Loon Ave. or foot) 2 bedroom. Fully view phone.:638.1739. (C5. and 3 bdrm. trailer. Asking 1972 Ford Courier with p.m. (Ctfn.24.07.79) $51,500. For more 1965 Dodge station •wagon In phone 635.5131 after 5 p.m. furnished with 'washer & 27Ju!y) canopy. Phone 635.7851 after 1974 3 bedroom intormatlon contact: running condition. V8-303 (P3-1Aug) Knight dryer. Includes addltl0nal , ~ G.W. Glbson 6 p.m. (P10.3OJuly) 1971 Chev Townsman station motor. $300.00. Phone 635. deublewlde situated on =/4 room (9 feet x 12 teat) orl~ 197714x688~m.~.tco wagon, P.S., P.B. Excellent 8709. (CS.31July) 1975 Ford F.2S0 4x4. 350, V.B, acre landscaped lot at covered porch. Legated Mobile Home. Fully P.O. Box148 Must Sell 1969 Cougar per. condtlon. Phone 635-9211.. D.S., P.B. complete with CoppersldeSubdlvlslon.'Hea private land In Thornhlll. furuJshed. Set up" & Topley, E.C.or ted, pollehed• 381 Crane (Cffn-24.07-791 One lg~ Plymouth Fury 3, 4 canepy, 23 channel CB, twln vegetable garden, Must be seen to heap. ekb'ted in Park Avemle TC.F. Gibson Edelbrock Halley etc. Many . door hard tap'In very goodr CB arlels, e track fA,,, greenhouse, smoke house & preclatad. Reasonable offer . er:3~.c:;B'C' extras.~ per.cent finished. 1972411,,VW s~tl~ wag,.o~,; .condition. ~ 1.96/ Ford V=I player. Evenings please shed. Excellent condition, accepted. Phone 635.3637i ~rga,0~).r00C~ Al~k~nge ttfn~f~ us_sTarT.or, takes• 635.2098. ~:"~,c,~.~_~,,,~,-w:,.,~, ~ mn. verygoodsna.pe. Phene phone 635-7517 )Ctfr~19 06. I'~easecallafterSp.m. 635. 'days, 638.1985 evenings. ~ (Ps.~nJ~lv~ - ' ~• - "" - " - " tt";:J.z[JU W) ueul;u ,n v,~v-uwu • I~O •~;IJUI~J 635*7044. (C10-9Auo) 79) " " " 3014• (C10-9Aug) (Cffn.13.6.79) • ---- " ".-- .... ,/ ~.'

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Sawmill located In Terrace requires a planer CAREERS foreman to supervise planer yard and shipping. successful candidates will Applicant should have previous planer mill, tallying, and grading experience. Salary Is 1. Be fluently bilingual. negotiable and Is commensurate with ex- * perlem:e. An" excellent fringe benefits I~ckaga Is 2. Have successful elementary teaching available. Relocation b)st Is available. experience. r Contest: H.D. Naflr.es 3. Be able to obtain a B;C. Teaching, Personnel Supervisor Certificate. SEC I'ION PRICE SKEENA FOREST PRODUCTS LTD'. (J26,27,30,31,A1) ,:..... " 4. Be able to teach all elementdry subjects in a multi.grade assignment. ~:::::~:~:~:~:::::~:::~:::::::::::::::~:~:::~::::::.:::::~:*:~:.:~:~:;:;:>~!~:::~:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::;~.:.~.:.:~:~:*:.:~:~:~:~:~:~:.:~:*:~:.:~:.~.:~:.:*~*:~:*:~:.~:~:~:~:.:.:*:~:.:~:*:~:~:~:~:~:~: :::::::.::::::::::.:.:.:.:.:.:.:~:~:.:.:~:.:.:.:.:.:~.;!:.::.;:::::.;:::::~:~:.;>;.:.:.:.:*:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.::::~.;::::::::::~::~::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::~.;:.;:~::::.:.:. Please forward application and supporting documents to: i ,NiSTRY OV Mr. M. 6ergsma AECOHOL. & DRUG COMMISSION Director of Instruction MINISTRY OF HUMAN OUTREACH WORKER Box 460 RESOURCES WANTED " r.mpai.~.;=m~ .... . s.,s. • s.m4 Terrace, B.C. V8G4B5 TERRACE ale| northern allawonca by August 10, 1979. Construction and Matntenance Millwright with Ticket. IWA rites. Relocationcost available. Please Contact I~sltlon will be based In Terrace or Prince Rupert but w sOCIAL WORKER provide, sorvlceo to m large geogrmphlcal area. To be ac. countable for receiving personal client Information from o Competition 79:1184A411 . $19,09| • S|~,eS4 H.D. Niflress referral source end formulating Individualized commonlty plus northern lllawincl Personnel Supervisor care p~ograms, In consultation with prlmory treatment and .. Price Skeane Forest Products resource personnel; to monitor patlent'a progress, ass at with AS the Reglelal Co.ordlnetor of Adult Services, to develop and lob finding, provide ¢ouna~llno to resolve problemo,and act as monitor sorvlcas for adults Including the handicapped and Terrace, B.C. resource person; to gather data, maintain related records and retarded, msstst In budget monitoring, planning ancl _-..'. (604) 635.63,16 prepare reperta. School District No. 88 (Terrace) negotletlons and Ilalea with community muocletlono for adults (J25,26,27,30,31) Invites Applications for particularly aslociatlona for mentally and physically han. Qualifications --: Two or mor. year~' past-aoconderystudy, dlcapped. praf~'ebly In social ~:lenCe and minimum af two years' ex. perlonce dealing with alcohol-drug abuse, Juvenile Qualifications --,,'rhree to,tour years e=pertence IS 8 SOCial wotker~, prefordl~Y~aRAccq~M)ledellre~r) Jo~,1~ork A~ dellpq..~y, corrections, manta him th or related area; OR experience with programs .'/or the reSUlt:retarded and han,~, =i ~ i " . . ~ ...... , ,, . !t.~ ,~.;,~,.'. to dru0,.ted ,ndivldu.,a at Kltwanga Elementary-Junior Secondary dlcapped; oupervlsocy experience an asset. " community groups) positive a~ttltude.torehabilitation. Must be. School. ideally the successful candidate will We,_red to work evenlnos.waskendsend use own car on ex- 1. Be fluent in speaking, reading, and REHABILITATION OFFICER MochanioRequire Competition /t: 1177B-M $14,Ses - t11,900 ( writing Gitksan (Western Dialect). piss norlbern IlleWlKe " Responsible for the development and coordination of j. • ' 2. Be knowledgeable concerning local vocational and rshabllltatlon services for social aastston¢e in recipients In area, provide counselling, jOb referrals and Torraoe history and culture. follow.up and to develop and ma nto n local employer and tralnlng contacts. Supervisionof aupporf staff, counsellorsand --Heavy duty machanlc Incentive workers and preparatlo~ of reports and statistics as 3. Have had successful experiences in required. --Experience In truck repairs required --Engine experience desirable supervising and Instructing youngsters. Qualifications -- Diploma In vocational rah~bl Itetlon from n community college plus a sin mum of two years' exl~erlence --Elentrlcal experlenca desirable in the employment counlelll,s mncl vocational rehabilitation --Steady poslllun with full benefits 4. Be eligible for'a B.C. Teaching Cer- field or an equivalent combination of education and ex- perience; sound knowledge of the G.A.hN. Act, Income flficate. Asslstonce Regulations end pertinent mlnlstorlel policies; ability to speak publicly and to supervlae. Please ~orward application and supporting Return applications by Apply in person to: documents to: August 8th, 19/9. VACANCY FOR THE POSITION OF Mr. M. Borgsma Dire It inland KenworthSales ENSlNEERIN6 Mr. M. Borgsma 1679 Kenworth Street Director of Instruction Terrace, B.C. TEONNIOIAN I _ "_ _ • - / Positions Box 460 ~~'L~/~/ areopentoboth POSITION: Terrace, B.C. VBG4B5 IIl~S~i~m~/ ' men and women. Engineering Technician I ~"J[~IL~m~/ C~dian Siliconeore given by August 10, 1979. ~/ . preferance.Oblninapplications 636-2292 QUALIFICATIONS: from, Bfld return to address below. I. Be able to direct, coordinate and supervlN the day.to.day activities : of the survey crew. i44 Michigan Street, Victoria, D,C,, VOV 193 2. Be able to prepare and malntatn o~ratlng and capital budgets. I 3. Be able to prepare and maintain records and In'. formatton as required. INSTRUDTORS NEEDED 4. Be able to prepare and-or supervise the EXEOUTIVE ASSlSTMIT preparation of project documents. RADIO The Terrace Recreation Department Is now planning its FALL PROGRAMS, and It requires INSTRUCTORS S. Be able to perform and.or supervise the per. COMMUNICATIONS In any field of Recreation. If you are Interested In to the formance of field surveys, rough drafting of survey teachlng e course In the ARTS or CRAFTS or results, construntl~ Inspections and supervision SALES GENERAL INTERESTAREAOr leadlng e SPORTS or Clerk-Administrator duties and other related tasks. FITNESS program then we need you. Fell programs 6. Be able to h'aln subordinate personnel In the skills •REPRESENTATIVE must be flnallzed by mld August so call now. Please The District of Terrace, a progressive community In of survey, drafting end construction Inspection and feel free to cell Mary.Mergarat Smlth for Informatloo Northwest British Columbia, having a population of supervision. "Olnadl~.n General Electric Co. Ltd. Moblle Radio Department on how you can get Involved. The success of a good 10,000, Is seeking applications for the position of 7. Be familiar with applicable Municipal by.laws, h4a restructured Its marketing organization In B.C. as a result Executive Assistant to the Clerk.Administrator. end Provincial and Federal codes and-or reguletione. therm Ii en Immodlate opening for a communications system community recreation program Is dependent upon the sa.es repreNntetlve In Terrace. entire community input ou we look forward to your Duties of this position will relate to all matters RATE OF PAY: support. handled by the Admlnlifratlon Department, Including • $8.02 per hour INDUSTRY r~ordlng preperatton Council mlnutss, and The following are examples of programs for which CornmlttJnd of World energy and fuel shortages hove made mob fe radio the reports, assisting In completion and • HOURS OF WORK: 'fastest growlnu Industry n e ectron cs In North America: we require Instructors: • 8:00 e.m. to 4:30 p.m., Monday to Friday .Canadian General Electrlc w th a complete fine of hlOtlly' preservation of by-laws, i:ontracts and other legal engineered and long accepted commun cations products Is a SPORTS: Badminton, Beakatbelh Boxing, Broomball, UNION: Floor Hockey, Skating • Tot on Ice • Teen & Adult documents, preparing correspondence for the meier supplier to this Industry. C.U.P.E., Local 2012 Lessons, Gymnastics . Tots . Teens and Children, signature of the Clerk.Administrator and Mayor, EXPERIENCE: Martial Arts, Ice Hockey Referees - women, Soccer • *undertaking research and drafting reports, acting for PROBATIONARY PERIOD, Applleanta s~ouId have previous sales experience and a suc. the Clerk-Administrator In hb absence end other easeful treck racord In the Industrial marketplace prefermbly Indoor, Volleyball. 3 CalendarMonths InTerraca. Abaslc knowledgeof e ectronl¢swith oneor more FITNESS: Disco Dance, Ladles Keep Fit, Jagging, dutlea as assigned. ~e Ipaclal Prelect to be us. After satisfactory completion of 'the probationary Yeors experience in FM commun cation systems Is highly dertaken will be the preparation of a policy and period, condlseratlun will be given to reaesesslng this desirable. The successful opp cant wl receive product Mess Programs. Indoor, Dancerclze, Yoga, Mess procedural manual. trelnthg additional sales training and c~tlnued management Program. position to. Branch Head status. support. This Is a challenging position which requires OUTDOOR RECREATION: Backpacking, Hiking, BENEFITS: Orlentcerlng, Wilderness Survival. prospective applicants to possess strong ad. SALARY AND BENEFITS: mlnlstretlve, organizational and communicative • U.I.C. & Canada Pension Plan Your starting Salary will be commensurate with experience TN E ARTS: Dance. Folk, Ethnic, Square, Disco, Jazz, capabilities. M.S.A. & Dental and background. A company car, expense account and full Ballroom, etc. CGE benefits package In¢ludlng medical, dental, ,drug, Preferred applicants will have previous municipal Life Insurance Plan GRAPHICS: Drawing. Children and Adults, Design, dlloblllty and pension plans will be provided In addltio~ to this experience and formal training In municipal ad. Pension Plan Q.xed salary career position. Sa ary reviews are based on Painting. Watercolors and O11, Photography. ministration. worm performance and occur yearly. CRAFTS: General Arts & Crafts for Children, Batik RESPONSIBLE 1"Oi Salary for this position Is Inthe range of $22,080 per APPLICATION : and Tie Dye, Candlemaklng, Pottery End Ceramics, Superintendent of Public Works Provide full resume end-or completed CGE employment annum, depending on qualifications and experience. Copper Tooling, Flower¢raft, Jewelry Making, Excellent fringe benefits and relocatlun assistance are application form to: Lapidary, Sculpture, Woodworking, Leather Craft, Further Information may be obtained by contacting Mr. Mark Brekke available. the Superintendent of Public Works. CanadianGeneral Model Building, Kite Making, Crochet, Knlfllng, Elech'l¢ Co. Ltd. Weaving, Spinning and Dying, Sowing, Macrame, Appllcatleni will be treated In strict confidence and Mobile Radio Department Needlecraft, Embroidery. should be forwarded to the undersigned, with resume Applications to be submitted to the undersigned not 3010B Kalum St. by Augmt 20, 1979. Terrace, B.C. DRAMA: Puppetry, Mime, Storytoll!ng, Theatre E.R. Hallsor later than 4:30 p.m., Friday, August 17, 1979. TelephoneNo, 635.6271 MUSIC Clerk-Administrator, Selected apptlcants will be co~tactsd and interviews wlff be, COOKING: Ethnic, Chlldrefls, Microwave. DISTRICT OF TERRACE E.H. Thomas, conductedby appointment only on July 30 and 31 In Terrace by. MISCELLANEOUS: First Aid, Bridge, Wo~xlworklng¢ NO. S - ~18 Eby Street,, Superlnhmdont of Public Work| .Mrs. N.o.r.m Walker, D strict Sales Manager, Northern, B.C. Upholstery, Cabinet Finishing, Senior Citizens Craft Terrace, B.C. DISTRICT OF TERRACE and Dance Programs, etc. VlO 2X6 No. s. ~18 E~y Street Terrace, B.C. VgO 2X6 ---- I I .The Hersl& Fri~y, JMy 21, It/It, Page It 66, RECREATIONAL : VEHICLES b;~'~ " .1973 Embassy monlle I~ome. Glendale mobile home for l ~;l.~m;':,:t:;15~t.~_~I. f,m ~':,:,:, r~,r:r~ TENDERS REGOIRED 12x52. Includes finished low sale. 12x66. Must be seen to 3horsesfor sale, 1 'lhorol~ho !i1 S£1J,ING7 .: NVI 10N way frldge, heater, stove. FOR TRADE bred Morgan, 1 guartorhorea ..~:~ . • shack. Ox16 plus appliances. :be appreciated, unfurnished.. Asking $9,500.00. Must be AHD SUPPLIES c~ • Use Clauilleda, Excollont.condltlon. Phone 10x32 foot addition wltlY seen to be appreciated.: Welsh, 1 Shetland Welsh -..;~ .. , _ 435.2777after 5 p.m. View at bndrournal~ached, finished. :cross. Phone ~-9~0. (m, ,...~:' • Phone._ ~I~7, Phono 635-6571. (P10-30July) Twenty-one ~ suite wood ~July) .. ~ .\ .:j . A.7 1885Qneensway,Skesna " For appel'ntment TO -view tramo Apartment.-T~raco. Valley Trailer Park. (P10- phone 635-7949, 635-9991. Starcraft H.T. tent trailer. 2 Fifteen suite woodframe years old, sleeps 6. Frldge & . - ,'.';';';*;';*;'_;':';5;,:,,,*,,,,.:.:-'-'.,.'.,.'...~'.:.'~ 6AUG) (P20-31July) • j .trove&furnace. Portia Pottle apartment Manet. Tenders pROJECTi Avtomatlc Sprinkler System for the :1974-12x48Deluxe Diplomat 2 & i:anopy included. Im. close August 3, 1979. Work Indu~nustrlal Arts BuIldlng. bedroom, Imitation inoculate condltlon. Phone commence~August7,'I979.A" fireplace, bullt In -chlna~ 635-3241. (PS-27Julv) $10.00depceltper set of plans MAINTEIiANOE required. Guaranteed quick • Sealed tenders marked 'Automatic Sorlnkler cabinet. To view Installed at' System for the Incluetrtal Arts Bulldlng-;"wlll be 7, [ payment for ilulck'work; Pine Park No. 17 or phone, OONTRAOT received by the Northwest College Board, 5331 • 63S-2318 or 638-8429. (C6- !:i~kOTtCE OF INTENT SERVICES I Mcconnell Avenue, Terrace, B.C. Attontlon: Mr. RE: LIQUOR CONTROL Maseat Enterprlsss Ltd. Genff Harrla, Bursar. Lakelse Development Ltd. FOR USK Trailer space for rent. Close AND LICENSING ACT , , ~/II~J/I/]|III~I|L. ~-v ,~ APPLICATION FOR A ' Opportunities '- ' - Box 1219 In. No IMto. Phone 635.5350. .c.o Terrace Dally Herald - REFUSE SITE Up till 3:00 p.m. local time August 0, 1979. (C2.27July) "D" NEIGHBOURHOOD P]]P~LIN~ ,e~ND NOR- % Tenders received after the tender closing time PUBLIC HOUSE ','J~-l~l~ JOBS. Earn up to' 3212 Kalum Street will be returned unopened, LICENCE &t,000 per month. Learn how Terrace, B.C. The Regional Dletrlct of Kltlmat.Stlklne wou~d like to MUST SELL Diplomat 12x68 to secui'e these and other receive bids from partle~ Interested In malntalnleg the mobile home. Many extras, Drawings will be available from: It Is the Intention of the ,~ ~.~eg Job throushout USh Refuss.SIte.Work required, Involves pushing end can be seen by appointment undersigned to apply; ~anaaa. Send long self., covering garbage on a quarterly basis on March, I, only. Phone 632.2585after 5 1. Amalgamated Construction Association of n m rrq.~ ,,,h,~ ~J|uent to the provisions of addr .es~d stamped enveloFe, June- 1, September. 1, and December I. B.C., 2675Oak Street, Vancouver, B.C. or Control and for details regarding our Full time pos tim for A.R.T. 2. Amalgamated Construction As~xlatlon of ~,ct, TOthe General setYlee& LM~S-P, Box 7810 i Health Record Technician, Intereste*d parties can contact the Regional District B.C., 3851 • lath Avenue, Prince George, B.C. Liquor Control (S~a A), ~.dmo.ton Alberta salary and fringe benefits as Indicating price and type of 'equipment TO be used for 3. Construction Plan service, 3785 Myrflo, rasing Branch, "/~].3G6 (AcL51-Fd.25-5-?9) ; per collective agreement. thl,; prol~-ff. • -~ Bornoby, B.C. S.C. for a NMgh- " " ...... Apply to Personnell 4. Northwest Community College, Facility borhood Public • House '.]~C01~oORATE Director, Mills Memorla I Bids to be received by Auguit 15, 1979 should be ad- TENDERS are Invited for dressed to: Services Office; $331 Mcconnell Avenue, B.C. refinishing exterior portions U;enea to operate a llcenced =QU]CK-II~XPENSIY~ i Hospital. Terrace, VOG 2W7. (about 3,400 sq. ft.) of old establishment' on the 'Obtain your ineoq)oratlon' (C3-27,31JuIy,3Au~) On a deposit of 520.00refundable upon return of Bob Marcellln, Planner part of re-lnforced concrete premises iltuetecLat Lakelse over. the phone-fast. For, 70, ,'lv,o,nnv -:/ the documents. bolldlngto match exterior of Lodge !Ltd. (Oil's Piane)t "mo~e i-ron~aflon call Selb Regional District of Klflmet.Stlklne newer addition. Complete Dlltrlct .LOt 4127, Range 5 Counsel Services, the law LIVESTOCK : Ha. 9.4144 Lazelle Avenue Lowest or, any tender not necessarily accepted. details and Engineering Coast District. Name of office of Jack D. James, . Terrace, B.C. specifications available eppllcerd' Oil Kroyer. ;M.B.A., LL.B. Toil Free 112- One 9 year old quarter horse VIG lS4 Signed: Mr. Gecff Harris, Secretory fro.q D!,ector of Plant The above type of llc~nce : ~0-6(~]5 "(in Vancouver 'mare very gentle & well 635-7251 'Northwest / Community Co.ego Board Operations or , Ad, permits the sale of 811 types area ca]] 988-3366). (Attn. trained. Phone ~1S-32~. (P2. Box ~, Terrace,B;C. mlnistrator, Bulkley Valley of alccholl¢ beveragesby the ~'~-"?J) .... ' ' 37July) Lowest or any bid not necessarily accepted. District Hospital, P.O. Box glass on. the. premises bet. 370, Smlthers, B.C., V0J 2N0, wesn the hours'of 9:00 a.m. Tel. 847-2611. and 11:00 p.m; It also per.

mlt~themteofbesr end B..C. I Basic work Involved: sand. Cider I;), the battle for I~aetlng-exletlng finish and consumption off the application of finish concrete premlm. BUSINESS DIRECTORY , i to match balanceof exterior. Residents Or property Work •should commence owners located within a 6 4 'i abeut September 1~ 1979. Mock area or ~mll.e radlue necessarily be accepted, requested1o Register: any Ready Mix Concrete, Sand, Gravel, Top Soil, Drain oblectlons by writing to the. VAN'S CONTRACTING rock, Patio Blocks, Concrete Gravel, Bags of Bids to be submitted to the General Manager; ~lqoor Cement,//, Yard ConcreteMixer availablefor rent• Administrator (above ad. Control and Licensing Furniture •Repair " Wayside Groceries dress), by 1:30p.m., August Branch, P.O. Box .640, WE DELIVER SA:rU:R:DAYS 471t-G Keith Ave. 20, 19~. (A4. . Victoria, B.C. VSW 2P8. Restorations, Hope Chests PHON E 635.3936 26,27,30July,2,3Aug) (NC3-31July) , • . . ', F.J.H. READ, MIX Your friendly convenience store Custom Made Furniture Hefinishin, Construction Ltd...... | . j General BuiidinECOntractinE HOURS: INVITATION Weekdays 6 : 30 am - 12 midnight Plant Off Krumm Road 2510 Kalum St. Terrace .Thornhill Weekends 9:00 am to i2 midnight i TENDER Plumbing • Heating • Commercial Servicing PROJECT: Upgrading of the Fire Alarm System Residential Industrial. SpecializingGas Fltllng In six dormitories Including supply and In. NORTHWEST PIPE and Sheet Metal Shop etalletlon for materials. AND EQUIPMENT LTD, Z Sealed tenders marked ~Upg~ed|ngof.~he Fire,. il. Alarm Systemlln.Slx~)ormsf.wlll ~t~/~r~ved~b~:;* PIPE, PLUMBING SUPPLIES, PUMPS, ,, | HOSES, NUTS AND BOLTS, FENCING, the Northwinit"con~(ll~ ~o~te~ 'Bo~', ~.11"' Unlclue Bathroom Boutique" • x McConnell Avenue, Terrace, B.C. Attention: Mr. WATER SOFTENERS--AND MORE- I Genff Harris, Bureat'. 4436 LAKELSE AVENUE [ 6239 Koith Avenue - Near B.C. Hydro Up fill 3:00 p.m. local time August 8, 1979. P.O. Box 534 PHONE 635.9319 Tenders received after the tender closing time T'ERRACE, B C VOG 4B5 OR 635.9320 will be returned unopened. 636-7168 Insta II & Service Gas, Wood& Oil Furnaces

Drawings . will be avalteble~ from: 1. Northwest Commu'nlty College EAS TSIDE Facility Services Office GROCER }" & L.4UNDRO.tlAT Terrace ElectronicRepairs Ltd. 5.131 McConnell Avenue, Terrace, B.C. i. OPEN , SERVING TERRACE & KITIMAT On a deposit of S20.00refundable upon' return of AUTHORIZED the docOmenta. 7 DAYS A WEEK ~e ' SERVICE • To Serre }'ou DEPOT BILLIARDS & AMUSEMENTS !i: Lowest or any tender not noce,arlly accepted. Phllips, Magnavox, Zenith Sanyo, Toshiba Signed: Mr. Genff Harris, Secretary WEEKDAYS8-11 , WEEKENDS9-11 ' '!L Northwest Community College Board 4438 Lakelse 635-2104 Mon..Sat. ~ 9 a.m. - 6 p.m. Box 726, Terrace, B.C. Friday -- 9 a.m. - 9 p.m. 3213KALUM STREU YOUR FRIENDLYCONVENIENCE STORE ~Lakelee TERRACE,B.C. PHONE63,5-2473 I I I !, (;I,A(:iEH • 6. INDUSTRIES !NC. . . .~'~ 4~118 Legion Avenuq t INVITATION_.. • Imprinted PromOtional Items A ~.~.~". Terrace, B.C. - Executive Business Gifts ' TO ' • Novelties & Advertising Specialties Convention & Compalgn Nda TENDER . Sales Boosters & Incentive Progremmes Custom finishing. Renovatlon's.Additions - Signs PROJECT: Perking L.ot Addition and Sldewetka ' CEDAR SPECIALISTS A (:on|l)h'h, (;lass and - Custom Daetgne Sealed tenders marked 'Parking Lot Addition Muminunl Service 45228 Graham Ave. &lS.4~7 and Sidewalks' will be received by the Northwect Box 634 6354656 Terrace, B,O Community College Board, 5331 MoConnoll Avenue, Te~'ace, S.C. Attention: Mr. Geoff iii " I Harris, B~r.

' ' i~ I " I 't Up fill 3:00 p.m. local time August g, 1979. Cleaners Ltd 'M''LAPPL',,CES.',WNMOWE,S. L Tenders received after the tender cl~lng time • RENOVATING . BICYCLES. ETC. ' will be returned unopened. • FOR THE BEST IN . The work consists of the construction of ep. proximately:. q} • c.,..,., Han dyma .u nlimited ' 2 LOCATIONS I. 31,000square feet of asphalt pavement. b. 640 lineal ""-~feef of concrete ¢~)rb. 4404 Legion Avenue and Mini Mall c. 300 lineal feat of 6'0" concrete sidewalk. " (Next to Mr. Mikes) Call BILL or DALE 3N3Mountalnvlsw d. 290 lineal feet of 8" storm drain end ep. • 3212 KALUM P • '1 , 638-8277or 635-3967 Terrace, B.C. " purtenences. i e. 2 only street lights and related wOrks. : f. 162 lineal feet of asphalt Cur~. Drawings will be avellabte on or after July 25, Pro-Teeh Electronics Engineering 1979, from: • I RES'DENT,AL HOTWATER I MAR COUX Offices. Custom HEATINGALTE,AT~IO,S& SERVICE , 1. Northwest Community College Facility Services Office 5331 McConnell Avenuer Terrace, B.C. We ServiceAll Commercial & Home Entertainment . J 2. R. John Morgan Engineering AppliancesWarranty lncluding Depot a' °enera' ~rpentryl Jan's Heating_ i Slnyo seundnlgn, Ksnwosd, Admlrll, Hitachi ', remoddlingveu 4410 North Sparks. Stl~ect, Terrace, B.C. Morse ',ecfrophonlc On a depeslt of 520.00refundable upon return of Hammond Certifl. Technician. L~ e~rt.. 2359 I ..v, ' the documents. • ' 33N KALUM 63S-St34 6-3916 Mountalnvlew Ave., Terrace I 2 • 4717 WALS . I Lowosf or any tender not necessarily accepted. , I PHONEI 638.]46a , TERRAC E, B.C. ! Signed: Mr. Genff Harris, Secretary Northwest Community College Board : Box 726, Terrace, B.C. Call us at 635-6357 9 5 ~. Lft, ' (

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.WEEKLY ' GRAND LARGEST FISH PRIZES PRIZE PRIZES AWARDED TO THE ENTRY COMING A, CLOSEST TOA PRE-SELECTED HIDDEN WEIGHT LONG WEEKEND Largest Spring Entered during the Derby wins I • Dinner for 2 at Hectors - /n A ROD& REEL Co0rtesy Lakelse Motor Hotel Courtesy • Kodak Model 100 Instant Camera Daiwa -Algonquin Courtesy Sight & Sound LAS VEGAS • Mens Watch - ' CourtesyCarters Jewellers A trip for 2 to Las Vegas, Hotel accommodation Included Largest Cohoe Entered l Assorted Tackle - Leaves Terrace Oct. 11, 1979 Courtesy Luhr Jensen during the Derby win-s- Returns Terrace Oct. 15, 1979 • Gift Certificate. A ROD & REEL • Courtesy Saan Store Courtesy • .Asserted Tackle Courtesy De/we - Algonquin Courtesy Gibbs. Norco CP Air •'Smoker Courtesy Overwaltoa Haida Travel Watch me Dally Herald Tackle Box & Kit 'for weekly updates Courtesy K mart Skeena Mall Merchants Association *rSmoker Courtesy Luhr Jensen

RULES • Any salmon caught In Fresh water within a 50 ,All entries must be accompanied by a valid ,*Employ•as of the Dally Heralcl or the Skeane mile radius of Terrace is eliglbie. anglers Ilcence & an' efflclal entry form Mall are Ineligible. avillable at Overwaltea or..In each Fridays

odltlon of the Dally Herald. 4 , Only fish weighed in at the Overwaltea Store in *Edtrles for each weak will close at S p.m. the Skeana Mail during regular store hours are Saturday. *Weakly winners will be announced In Rch. eligible. #Limit one entry per I~rson per day. Tuesday edition of the Dally Herald.

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