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Exeent m Blaokflies Nobody'$ Problem Efforts to uncover any information concerning the pes~ blackfly problem that bugged local residents all day yesterday were unsuccesszm and despnte numerous telephone calls to government agencies, the insects are still a mystery.. The tiny, black flies were ubiquitous in Terrace si.'neeear/y.w, eanes aay. mar: ning, swarming en masse and covering and cHngmg to morning ann skin at anyone who ventured outdoors. The major problem in our information search appeared ~o be the fact that there is no local department or agency which concerns itself with insects or pest con- trol. Provincial conservation officer for Fish and Wildlife in Terrace Dave Crack oagreed the flies were a nuisance, but could shed no light on their na.mes or ~eir gins except to speculate they might be caused by me weamer. Terrace's record-salting temperatures recently were followed by record: setting rains then high humidity which could have cause(] premature hatching o~ the fly larvae.' The Federal Fisheries l)eprtment in Ten'ace likewise did not have any in- formation on the insects. The Skeena Health Unit presumably has a entymology.sub-section (..because of the connection between certain insects and disease) but mere apparenuy were no health inspectors in town yesterday.. We were unable to get in touch wlth the Pest Control Deparunent in Victoria, and so didn't get any further with that idea. ~ Strange things happen in the offices of the HERALD. Whether the flies will disappear On their own or whether a massive destruction Strange people come to visit, strange stories are told, program will he undertaken is not certain. and strange objects of every description are brought d'erk-Administrator' for the District of Terrace' Bob Hallsor said the town has to our attention - and sometimes even brought in for not involved itself in insect control and does notplan to in the case of the flies. identification. And this is one of them. Can any of our Hailsor said eonirolling the flies would be "a horrendous undertaking" because readers identify the species of animal this upper the fly problem apparently extends far beyond the town boundaries. portion of skull once belonged to? It was turned inby a So what they are, why they're here and when they're leaving is a mystery, but local resident, a Mr. Thor Green. • ' - one thing's for sure- the flies are a peaty problem. Y •Beer Stdko Threatens Bankruptcies VANCOUVER CP - British Depot owners who buy Tuesday there were more Lang's Appointment Columbia's beer strike has empty beer bottles from the than300,000 dozenempties In entered its third month and public say they may hove to his warehouse. for most people It means just shut down, along with the "It's killing us," he said. having to do without a agents who buy the bottles "Most bottle depots are favorite beverage, but from them. going belly up with no money Herald Publisher Laurie Mailett received a certificate of thanks from JeAnne Oauses Oomment coming in. Something should Ames of the Canada Employment Centre for Students and Youths. The Hera!d several businessmen say it Dale Lyons, assistant be done about this because was one organization thanked for participation in helping to promote me CEC s ..L~al specalstioan in the Prince Philip is expected to ~ may drive them into manager of Allied Bottle preside. we'll go belly up, too, ff this student summer employment program. KWm~t - Terr~e dlstrkt bankruptcy. Distributors Ltd., said strike keeps going• foUowing file Trudeau ..The resuna of the latest spee:k-te,,,the.nstkn Gallup Poll, announced televlslem Mdreas, had been Wednesday morning, s cabinet shuffle would revealed s slight (3 point) Beotion Fever Seizes Ottawa result this we~k, but this increase in the NDP support, OTTAWA CP The among decided voters Clark, during a visit to proved oaly partly correct. an almost identical decline possibility of a fall election Liberal support dropped to Kitchener, ant•, said he ..Fitness and Amateur Sport for the P.C.'s and tittle was refuelled Wednesday by 42 percentage 'points from 43 hopes the poll will encourage minister Ires Csmpspo~o change for the Liberals. the publication of a Gsllup points the previous month the Liberals to call an flew to Ottawa, Tuesday, for ..Some Ottawa Jourualtats poll showing the Liberals and the Conservatives election. Wednesday's special cabtaet were immedistely in. leading the Progressive meeting, arriving the same terpreting the Gsllup Conservatives by eight evening, peWngs as an indication the percentage points. The ,oNew Democratic Fi-pr es • .At about Z p.m, EaT, the climate wu dgbt, "I would feel comfortable Party increased three points announcement came over poilUcaUy, for the calling of with an eight point lead the CP teletype that Minkter a November election. 1 going into an election," number c~ votom dropped o~ ~ansport and chdrman ...As pro0f of this, they.were ~' SenatOr:. AlaMaie~i Gralmm, one pol~_~ 3~,-.-,.~-~;...... :-. '...... Oppnsitlon,,labor,,critlc of the Csned~kn"w~eat • pointing 'to .Otto ~L|ng'e" Libersllparty president said A epbkesnikn mr NDP Karen Sanford (NDP- Board. Otto Lang, had I~en double- almost triple"- in a telephone interview• Leader Ed Broadbent said: Comox) said that statistics awarded the additional portfoUo,suggesting it woaM Immediately prior to the "We're obviously pleased showing a small decline in portfolio of Minister of have to be n short-term load 1974 general election, the with the results•" unemployment in British Justice. "vacated by non and would not have bean' Conservatives trailed in The larger support for the Columbia are "cooked" and Bnsford who announced his considered under any other public opinion polls by eight NDP likely would not be therefore provide no reason resignation from federal circumstances. percentage points and the translated into more seats for optimism. politics shortly after • .Some local reactJoa was Liberals won a handy because the increase is Sanford also said the Trudean's televis~an speech Lang's extra portfolio had The class of 1968 of Terrace High School were seen reliving old memories at majority of the seats. spread thinly throughout the legislature should not be idle last week. only further ruffled feathers Riverboat Days this weekend. Pictured above are Run Judd, Alan Hang ana, ewWedaeaday's, poll, which country. when so many B.C. residents ..No other cabinet changes among Voters in the west - Jerry Elkiw and Betty Jo Orr. as taken in July, shows that Conservative Leader Joe are Jobless. were announced, Wed- especially in British nesday, and lena Cam- Columbia where he has been I" pagnolo was scheduled to acclaimed B.C.'s most return to Edmonton for the disliked politidan - on a final three days of the level, (an one phe~ caller to Commonwealth Games, the IIERALD has remaining for the closing suggested,) with B.C.'s BW' Ordeal By Water At Kitselas ,Canyon VsnderZalm. Saturday exercises, at which • By Jim Morris though for sure I was going to lose her. That's track side of the Skeena and now thw were going Don Richard of Usk, il miles east of Terrace when I decided, even though she was that far to try to reach shore on the highway side. He says it was his belief in the Baba'i faith which ahead of me I should enter the water now says the current was going this way and he felt gave him the strength to fight the current of the because I was getting nowhere running." they could make it easier. Joe Olark Has Hopes Skeeua River to save the life of Ann Baxley Richard says he took off his clothes and en- "Amazingly enough when she got on my back KITCHENER, 0st• (CP) southwestern Ontario, said who's canoe had overturned. tered the water. He relates he was getting fairly she was really helpful because she kicked her - Opposition Leader Joe be is not concerned his In the accident which occured last Thursday, close to the girl when he saw a truck on the op- feet and everything. She was 'really calm and Clark said he hopes that a Progressive Conservative Ann's father Commander William Baxley, 37, of pesite bank of the river. He yelled at its oc- never strangled me." Gallup poll released today party has slipped eight He adds because of the life jacket Ann was will encourage the Liberals percentage points behind the the U.S. Coast Guard was lost and is presumed cupants he needed help and they waved, turned to call a federal election. Liberalsin the public opinion drowned. Ann would have also perished ff it and headed toward Terrace. wearing, she was much lighter than she nor- Clark, on a four-daytour ef poll. hadn't been for Richard, yet he says he shouldn't "I had no idea what they were doing. I thought mally would have been. be praised for what he did because his religion for sure they were going to come out of the truck "After a lot of stroking and stuff we weren't dictated he do it. to help us. I was getting really cold and tired and getting too far. We tried for this one point that U.S. Blamed For "Its bi~ing a Baha'i. Its my belief that I should I could have used somebody at that point." was sticking out and we missed it. We got pretty risk my ]fie, or give my life for another person. The ve®le in the truck had a CB radio and discouraged about that." Part of our belief is we should help anyone who is tried to contact police Richard later learned. Richard relates after fighting the current for BO Wood Shortage in distress. I think being a Baha'i gave me the Meanwhile he was nearing the girl. what seemed a long time he finally got close strength and the decision right away to help this "As I was swimming to her she was pleading enough to the shore he thought he could stand up, '\VICTORIA (CP) -- A are they getting a better person with hesitation whatsoever. with me not to drown. The reason she was afraid but this was not as easy as it seemed. heavy demand for building ' dollar through export sales, "When I finally did touch bottom I couldn't materials in the United but maw U.S. dealers are "I shouldn't be praised for what I did because for me, the first words she spoke to me when I States is causing shortages picking up the product nt the what I did was something I had to do." got closer, was her father had just drowned. She stand up, the current would throw us hack into and rapidly increasing factory for the same price The incident began for Richard Thursday told me she had seen her father drown and she the river. I was very tired and she knew it. We prices in British Columbia, the companies charge did not want me to drown." did a lot of kicking and stroking unit finally I did industry spokesmen say. delivered to supplier outlets about noon. The CNR crew Richard works on were on their lunch break about four miles down Richard says the girl was hysterical and he stand up. When we finally got to stand up I Most seriously affected in B.C. couldn't move. My body was so exhausted I just are~dar products, because The popularity of cedar the track from Usk. hesitated going near her in case she grabbed him finished boards are products, particularily k Richards was in the woods reading while the and they both drowned. He says he was surprised started shaking. She started crying she was so becoming increasingly California, is causing many rest of the men were fishing in the Skeena. He she was only a child because he hadn't seen her happy that she was not going to die." difficult to acquire, and kiln- home builders here to switch says he heard a high pitched scream. At first he until this point in the drama. Richard says beth he and Ann rested on the dry, tongue-and-groove toother woods. shore for a time. Because he had taken off his siding has skyrocketed to As one local supplier ignored it, then thought it must be one of his "Her canoe was three quarters under water $1,200 a thousand board feet lamented: "Who can afford friends who had caught a fish. It wasn't until he and she never really was able to get on it because clothes to swim, he couldn't help warm her up. from $4]55 a year ago. th_e p~ee? It's ridiculous.'; went to investigate he saw the capsized canoe itkeptrolling with the current. She kept grabbing Also noose knew where they were. They had Gyproc, used for drywall .~.norta.Sea are ._occ,,,,,._ur~n__,S. and the body floating downstream with the to stay with it. I grabbed onto it and held it in a about a half hour wait before the RCMP picked constructlon,'is ~lso In short ..w~muser l~'ouuem: Tnore s certain position so she could get on it. then ex- them up in a boat. supply, a dearth of stucco w~re on me cun'ent. The men Richard works with decided they plained to her everything was O.K. and we were Once they were back in Terrace, Ann had to go An industry spokesman market, largely hecause of through the ordeal of telling her mother, who had said more than 60 per cent of an increase in experts to should try and reach help and went to phone the going to do it on our own." the B.C. and Alberta Alaska, and prices have RCMP. Richard felt he should do something Richard explained at this point he didn't know been~vaiting for them in Terrace, her father was production is heading to the risen dramatically. A 112- where he was on the Skeena River. He felt the dead. Richard says they were in a room when the foot roll of wire that cost right away. U.S. "I decided I'd better go in and get her, but by canyon where the river narrows between two mother came in. ,'These days when a guy $18.10 last summer now is "She asked Ann where Dad was. Ann told her comesup from Washington selling for about ;30. this time she was way down river and I was quite walls and the current is stronger, was ahead of State with a truck full of hay, MARKET ~IGHT aways behind her. I ran along way along the him. It wasn't until he reached shore he found he had drowned and she just went to pieces. It you ran bet he'll be returning The market for fir plywood shore to try and keep up to her." out the accident had occured in the Canyon and seemed to me she had no idea he had drowned." home with a load of gyproc," is also tight, causing prices Richard said he wanted to go into the water to by the time he reached the canoe they were well Since the accident and rescue Richard says he said one building supplier. to increase almnst 30 per 'has seen the mother two or three times. cent in the past year. help the girl hut she was on the far side of the down stream from this point. He said some gyprec com- "After floating with her for quite a long ways "They're very beautiful people. They thanked rl~efunlea in Vancouver are "Victoria has to compete river and he wasn't sure if he could reach her. He sing to t orders. with the rest of Canada for k~,t yelling to the girl he wouldn't let her out of and explaining to her I had thought the canyon me a hack of a lot. The brother flew in from STATES FRUSTRATION it," said one dealer• h~:, sight and she kept screaming at him to help was ahead of us and we were both going to drown Hawaii. He wanted to thank me for what hap- "It's pointless trying to "Everyone is busy, and if we didn't get away from the boat, I told her if pened." there's just not enoughwood her. He says he was getting discouraged because Uote on big Jobs now be was still so far behind and was running out of she didn't relax she would drown me. So finally At last report Ann had been released from cause we know we can't in the pipeline." Mills Memorial Hospital. The police had given deliver on time," he said. Those in the building both breath and energy. she said she would get on my back and we would For manufacturers, supply business are reluc- "Just as I was thinking I was wasting all my go for shore." up the search for the body of Ann's father and the however, the surge in ex- tant to discuss the problems. energy she hit these rapids and at that point I Richard says he had entered the river on the family had returned home to the United States. ports is a bonanza. Not only None wished to be identified. j

I~ge 2, THE HERALD, Thursday, Auaust 10. 197/I Smoking Can Be Good For Your Health-If You're A Marijuana Plant The city council has hi a letter, she said she ob- JACKSONVILLE BEACH, the flshhank from Harkins's News. "You have to be very U~,BANON, Tenn. tAP) -- was growing in soft littered quiet, very patient," said ected an appeal to hen jectod to 16-year-old Clark A bumper crop of marijuana with cigarette butts. Fla. tAP)-- A surfer warned leg and then urrested him for It tonk six months fur the ~.powered skateboards, McElfrosh being pulled violating an ordinance federally-funded, English Yin Fong Lee, the ~oJ plants plucked from the "We believe they were several times to move away despite a complaint from one around the neighborhood on from the Jacksonville Beach forbidding surfing within 100 and Chinese newspaper-- newspaper's typist. "You ground near four car washes growing where people had can't have acmeane yelling, wmnan that allowing a dog to a skateboard powered by his has prompted police to start dumped ashtrays from the fishing p/er found the reason metres of the pier. which published its first pulls skateheurd la a danger famiiy'n dogs, why the herd way. Thompson is a policeman ec~tionlast week--just to get zlturry upl Rasht' You have keeping a keen eye on the cars," Ashn said Tuesday. "I to take your time." to. life and limb. But the council agreed dumping of cigarette butts don't think they were Police said the surfer, 23- who was fishing on his day hold o~ a Chinese typewriter. off. Typing a story cemists of "Are the sidewalks for the with Clark's mother, from car ash trays. planted." year-old Charles Harking, pedestrians or are they Ja~ueline McEl/rmh, who became entangled in .the guiding h handle over the PALO ALTO, Calif, (AP) Patrolman Joe Eatherly No arrests have been - D~.powe~ed excerelae tracks for people asked: "Are we going to and Detective Terry Ashe made and authorities at- fishing line of C,A. Thomp- pHILADELPHIA (AP) -- 2,000characters in search of on skateboards being towed legislate everything a kid you caanct rush the typ[st at theright one. A bundle has to skateboarding will continue acted on a tip and found tributed the plants' healthy • 8on. unleashed on the streets of by dogs?" asked Jane can do. in rids town out of about 30 plants--sue nine growth to a regular supply of Thompson helped extract Philadelphia's Chinatown be pulled to print the Mangold. existence?" feet tall. The illegal weed seeds from the ashtrays. character on to the paper. Palo Alto. Carter's U.S. Meet With Begin *And Sadat Oantab. Praism Pops CANTERBURY, England prisoned. (AP)- The Archbishop Of "I think he inherited a Canterbury, Dr. Donald very difficult task," Ceg~n Could Be Most Historic Since WW II Coggan, said.today that, repfled when asked how he mediator would be although the lath'Pops Paul would judge Pope Paul's prospect that the U.u. is tween EWpt and Israel. more VIwasoldandfrati, hewasa reign. "He followed Pope WASHINGTON(CP) --By apart, leaving the same sad But the meeting, if held, finally willing to .become "a Veiled pressure on both than a superficial change; in summoning the Egyptian legacy of hostile rhetoric and could also open a new stage practice, it would mean strong man spiritually. John, a man who was out- full partner" m peace parties, using military and The comment, made for going, simple, straight- and Israeli ieades's to the petty haggling that followed in Middle East diplomacy, negotiations, economic aid decisions, has s ir~ger and more visible United States for a Sept. 5 Egyptian President Anwar bringing the United States Italian television, will be forward, perhaps not fully Such U.S. involvement already undermined that U.S. pressure on Israel.. realizing whet he was letting summit meeting, President Sudat's dramatic journey to into full participation in the U.S. Offielais have been in- heard by an estimated one Carter may have launched Israel. Or it could be can- aron's troubled politics. would mean final aban- posture. billion viewers and listenem his great church in for. Pope donment of the fading PRESSURE ISRAEL ercaslngly irritated by John opened the windows one of the most historic pest- celled because of an un- Sudat has said that what Israeli Primo Minister around the world when Pope pretence that the United Abandoning the formal Paul's funeral is broadcast and winds blew in. war diplomatic drives, foreseen crisis in Lebanon or moved him to agree to the States is only a mediator be.. pretence of being purely a Meanhem Begin's herd-llna meeting could fall elsewhere. Sept. 5 meeting .was the fresn Rome Saturday. The Cnggan said Pope Paul's attitudes, particularly his 15*yenr reign covered years encouragement of new text was released today. settlements in occupied ter- Ceggan visited Rome last of insurrection and mhelHon year to discuss ways to try to in the Church. ritories. "You may criticize the One ominous algn for bring about evontu~reunion Christina Onassis Revorted Upset At Rumor Begin wan the statement of between the 64.millton- decisions he made, but he State Secretory Oyrm Vanes member Anglican church made decisions, very strong that the Sept. s meeting and 550 million Roman decisions and he kept to would be in the context of Catholics. them. Third Husband May Be Russian KGB Agent United Nations Rosolutiou In his tribute, Co,fan said "Whatever the world said, which calls .for with- that the Pope was a man and other members of his chureh said, you didn't cessions it might have on Christina will return to him, drawal of Israeli forces from with a deep concern for the ATHENS tAP) -- Greek alone from Moscow Satur- Siberian resort a few days easily move Pope Paul VI--a their relationship," the but he insistod she is ceming occupied Arab lands. The niety of the two Churches, shlpping heiress Christina day, interrupting _ later. Third World, the strong man with strong honeymoon plans "to attend A source close to. the source said. back. U.S. believes this r~olution onan~ is reported "terr~ly calls for withdrawal from all deprived "and the IN- views Of his own." upset" by published reports to urgent business for 10 family, which' opposed Alexander Andreadis, "We don't have the date days," a relative said at the Christina's marriage and Christina's second husband, set yet, but she will return, occupied lands. that her new husband was a It seems hardly IHkelythat member of the Soviet secret time. stayed away from the visited her Sunday and was there is nodoubt about that," She married unemployed ceremony, said the 27-yesr- reported pressing her not to Kanzov said in a telephone U.S. troops "would be in. pellce, and sources close to eluded in a future Middle the Onassis family say she is Shipping bureaucrat Sergei old millionaire "became return to Moscow. They were interview from the tWo-room ommm OF mini Kauzov, her third husband in terribly upset after the divorced last year after 13 Moscow apartment the East peaeakeepin8 force. .having "second thoughts" Such a move, coupled with about their marriage. . seven years, in a civil cere- reported allegations that months of marriage. couple were to share with mony in Moscow Aug. 1. The Sergei was a KGB agent." In Moscow, Kauzov, 37, KauZov's mother until they polltionliy-anpepular Christina, 27-year-old ffeasure on Israel, would IlOTIOE- daughter of the late Aristotle couple had been expected, to "She's here to discuss with said he is not sure when gota place of their own. leave for a honeymoon at a her relatives the raper- create severe domestic can- Oun~is, arrived in Athena troversy in the United States, damaging Carter's u,U m oo,m. alreadyshaky political Notice is hereby given that a Public Two Yr. OldLegally Dead A er Father's Sexual Assault status. Hearing will be held on proposed Land Use Even the fact of the Sept. 5 Contract By-law Project No.ADP-02-7825 surrounding his custody and • at Fulton, Ms., a year ago meeting is potentially ' DES MOINES, Iowa tAP) sent for psychiatric testing Hospital from removing the The proposed contract is concerned with the -- Decters say two-yonr-o]d following arraignment. He support system. They are the law are resolved. because of another sex- harmful, since it will raise Matthew Schder has been surrendered to authorities asking for custody while A hearing on whether to related incident. She said expectations and emotions following area: dead for a month. If a judge Tuesday. challenging the con- remove the support system neighbers had complained and create the risk of agrees, and allows removal "He is brain dead," Dr. slitotio~fitY of Iowa's new continued today. that Schrier had forced her disappointment. Lot 15, Block 11, D.L. 361, R. 5, C.D., Plan of life support equipment, John Bakody testified about law on the lngal definition of Linds Schrier. ~I, believes sons by a previous marriage, HAD TO ACT her son is dead. She contends then 10 and six, to have sex But the Carter initiative 3329 murder charges may be filed the ehild in Polk County dea~ (4722 Lazeile Avenue) against his father. juvenile court on Tuesday. WIN PARTIALLY her in-laws want the boy kept with neiahberinggirls, aged nevertheless remaim both Richard Schrier, 24, is ae- "Already four doctors have The Schrters already have on the support system so seven and eight. responsible and n seemry in onsad Of first.dngree sexual indicated the patient is won a partial victory. Judge murder charges cannot be Schrier was released May view of the greater dangers The general intentof the proposed Land Use assault in an allnged attack dead." Richard Stridder issued an fried against Schrier. 23 and the family returned to involved in doing without Contract between the .District of Terrace on his son. Last week, The boy's grandparents, injunction July 24 preventing In an interview with the Des Moines. Mrs. sehrier such an initiative. Des Moines Tribune, Mrs. said she filed for divorce on . After nine months of no and Michael Andrew Johnson .is to provide Sein'ier escaped from (he Richard and Shirley sehrisr, Matthew from beln~ for construction of a building at 4722 Lazelle state Mental Health IsatiNte want the ~judge to prohibit removed from the system Schrier said hal' husband; June 27, the day before result from his dramatic trip h~ Clsrinda where he Was 'doctors at Iowa Methodist until legal tangles wassonttoamontalhcapital Matthew was ,taken to to Israel, Sadat: is in' a J~Avehue,.... :i~ "~Ccbrdance; ;~Nith' the hospital in a coma. vulnerable position, isolated requirements of the development plan of the from the rest of the Arab 4700 Block (north side) of Lazelle Avenue. For Death Penalty world andtmderinereasthg . appr~chPreaours.tm.q~erGreatertoaplneturgencylS.ra.., take a added The proposed Land Use Contract may be Philedelphia Mayor Calls viewed by any and all persons required • to the situation by the ap more specific Information, during regular PHILADELPHL~ tAP) -- dozers and a crane levelling Africa--all members take FIREMEN INJURED been cited for violating the proach of the October Mayor Frank Rizzo, ras.c~. MOVE's three-storey Africa as a surname-- Six other policemen, five eity's health and flre codes, business hours at the Municipal Hall, 3215 angrily after the city's building alter 12 adulte~ 11 ridiculed as "a legalized flrefightors and two MOVE and rejected court orders to ,.,deadline for renewing the Eby Street, Terrace, B.C. conflict with a band of self- children, 22 dogs and an lynching" membera wereinjuredin the vacate the premises where mandate for the observers styled anarchists ended in unknown number Of rats "Get that death penalty flvemiante gunfight, garbage and human wastes who are supervising EJ~q3- the death of a polleeman in a were flashed from tbe cellar, hack, and put them in the Afterwards, another "25 onmpestedintbe back yard. tian-laraeli disengagement The Public Hearing will be held in the ganflght, ealisd for return of Inside, police said, they eleetriecheirandl'llpuilthe pooplewerearrestedinrock- MOvEmemberewillnotsaY in the Sinai. The Municipal Council Chambers on Monday, and brick-throwing skir- what the letters in their psychological deadlines are the deathpenalty and said he found a dozen loaded switch," said Rizzo, a for- also important-- the an- August 14, 1978 at 7:00 p.m. would pull the switch. weapons and 1,600 rounds of met foot patrolman who rose mlshes with police near the group's name stand for. niversary of the October war Rixzo denounced the ammunities. to police commissioner MOVE compound, in a The shooting erupted after and the November anni. Any and all persons having an interest in the members of MOVE as "an All the adults, held without before becoming mayor in rundown wast Phihdelphis police in a predawn raid versary of Sadat's decision proposed Land Use Contract By.law Project uneivlllsed foe that fired the bail,• were charged with 1972, neighborhood, bettered down a wooden to go to Israel. No. ADP-02-7825 shall take notice and be first shot" in a clash with murder, attempted murder Pennsylvania has no death MOVE claims to he a beck. barricade, punched holes in Thus, with candor, the police sharpshooters and conspiracy at a heavily- penalty, but a bill is l~mding tonature group with an boarded-up windows and White House stated that the governed accordingly. Tuesday. guarded hearing that MOVE in the legislature. announced goal to overthrow 1 began flooding the summit meeting was The battle ended with bull. spokesman Delbert 0rr the U.S. government. It had basement. arranged "not because the E.R. Hallsor ~pocte for pnase.w~ so Clerk.Administrator good but because me rm~ Lambeth Bishops Against Women Priests have in fact risen." CANTERBURY, England have ordained about 150 d concern to the whole mullion.:" ~ and resulted in a (AP) -- Bishops of the women out of a total 43,000 Anglican Communion The Church of England, way movement there. werldwide An~can Com- Anglican clergy since Hong without consultation with the the Anglican mother church, There are strong movements munion rebuked United Kong ordained the first Lambeth Conference or with and 20 of the other provinces for and against women States Episcopalians and woman priest in 1971. the primates. The prlmaten have deferred a decision on priests in England, and the three other member chur- The rebuke came in a are the presiding bishops of admitting women, to. the Roman • Cathnlico and c a.bt ches today for ordaining resolution approved at the the 25 Anglican provinces. priesthood. Eastern Orthodex churches women priests and told the Lambeth Conference of 440 The Bishop Of London, Women priests have not have said if Anglicans • '"YOW churches not to act so in- Anglican bishops. Gerald Ellison, who offered caused problems in Hong continue to ordain women, dependently in the future. The resolution, initiated the resolution, said women's Kong, Canada and New decades of talks toward salesdown? The four member chur- from within the Church of ~rdination "has had a very Zealand, but they have eventual Ou.istian union will ches in the U.S., Canada, England, advised member disruptive effect within the deeply troubled some of the . break down. New Zealand and Hong Kong churches not to act on issues whole Anl~lican Com- three million U.S. Episce- 'U.S. Votes $119 Billion For Defence WASHINGTON tRenterJ biggest defence bill in U.S. ship was too costly. nuclear powered. A fourth is ~ ing B.~s; for three air- -- The United States House history, provides funds for A conference committee of under construction. me radar pyalem aircraft of Representatives Wed- weapons procurement, the House and the senate al- Backers of the proposal to and money fat" research and uesday passed a record $119- research and development ready has epj)roved funds build a fifth vessel argued development of a cruise billion dofense bill that in- and other dofence expenses for the nuclear-powered that it was necessary to missile carrie. niudes funds for enother for the 1979 financial year carrier in a separate counter 8rowing Russian The bill, which provides nuclear-powered, aircraft hegien~s oct, L authorization whleh naval otrength. actual money for the herd- carrier which the Carter The House refused to out establishes spending ceilings Thebill also includes funds ware, 8ives the ad- administration does not ~.1 billion out of the bill for a for the 1979 financial year. for further research and ministration $52 million want. Nimitz elsos carrier despite Three of the U.S. Navy's development' of the B-I more than it requested and L~pmtion, creating the administration pleas that the fleet Of 13 carriers are • bomber, the successor to the now 8ses to the Senate.

head, e~"You:Wamped.wi~ ave. eemaffve Of'~L "_uveMlain,~ _ r Seven Years For Asia'sMost Dangerous Man ~I ass- - ,,-e Her~l.3 ~ ~pre. adveetl-'~ when OUr ~ ' '~a/es NEW DELHI tAP) -- The sentence ended a "lnged to have had a hand in acquitted while Sobhra| was" had picked up four of Charles SchhraJ, considered courtroom drama which as many as a dozen sisy~ convicted of robbery leading Sobhraj's followers and aave~|sln$--"_ ,mS counselor nl~.__~pe~eneed one Of the Nest dangeroun bngan in July, 1971, withthe in India, Nepal, Iran, to injury, drugging and linked some of them with men in Asla, was sentenced completion of police in- Pakistan, Thailand and "culpable homicide not Solomon's death. today to seven years herd vestigattonmtotheactivltins Singapore. amounting to murder." There are still five other rmamm, , labor for the fatal drugging Of ~obhraJ and his alleged DIES OF DRUGGING SubhraJ was arrested on cases pending against of a French tourist in the accompllees. Sobhraj, Marie Andree June 7, 1976, after hotel SobhraJ in India, corm'trig Ind~aneapitaltwoyeursago. Asian authorities say Leclerc of Levis, Que., and employees in New Delhi saw charges ranging from robbery to murder. SobhraJ, a 33-year-old sebhraJ headed a drugging- Jean Dhuisme of France allegedly Imnd out what FrenehVietnamese, who has and-murder ring that were charged with robbing he had said were water- been on a hunger strike since operated in the region for and drugging Luke Soloman, purification tablets to a group of French tourists. "For the lonely one ewn July 22 to protest jail con- several years, preying on 29, who died at a New Dmu noise is a comfort." young tourists, drugging an d hospital two days later. None of the group died. But ditions, said he will appeal to within days Indian police Friedrich Niotzsche the Delhi High Court, i'ubbJng them. The ring is al- Leclerc and Dhuisme were THE HERALD, Thursday, August 10, 1978, Page 3 Job opportunities Liberals ahead

..Further details on the' Cook. ~.00 hour. Terra~. following lobs are to he Cooking and some clean-up. in pop. poll obtainod by calling the Shift work. Terrace office of the Canada ~G'TORONTO (CP) -- A undecided voters now stands Emplayment Centre at ,63S. Meet the 'Baker - $7.00 per hour to allup poll r.cicased today at 31 per cent. The level in ~!~. .. start. Terrace. Permanent shows a continued decline in June was 32 per cent and in full time. Must have ex- the popularity of the federal May was 27 .per cont. Plumber- $12.00 hr. -erience. . Terrace. Mint be fully Progressive Conservative The poll shows NDP gains party and an increase in the in all parts of the country. experienced. Must have own Housekeeper - ~3.50 hr. tramporteti0n, popularity of the New In the province of Quebec, Terrace. Housecleaning Demooratie Party. duties. Prepare supper. Liberals hold a strong lead, ¥11ers - I.W.A. rate. The poll, taken in the well above the majority ob- "Recycler of Unwants" Terrace. Permanent full Pizza Cook - ~.75 hr. second week of July by the tained in the 1974 general time. General duties in local • Terrace. Mint have some Canadian Institute of Public election, the poll shows. mill. Must have saw fil or work experience, r Prepare Opinion and prior to Prime Liberals, however, dropped saw fitter experience. pizzas, pasta, baked Minister Trudean's par- below the 1974 share in spareribs. Uniforms sup- ticipation at the economic Ontario, with the NDP and Auto Body Repairman* ~.00 plied. summit in Bonn, shows the Conservatives ,hewing hr. Terrace. Prefer |our- Waiter-Waitress - $3.50 hr. Conservatives with 34 per marginal gains. neyman. Experience in Terrace. Min. 19 years. cent of the decided vote, metal and light collision compared with 37 per cent In the West, the Liberals Able to handle cash. Ex- and Conservatives are repair. perience not essential. the previous month. The Liberals had 42 per slightly below the 1974 Journal CKLERK Cashier - results, while the NDP is up Walter-Waitress - $5.00 hr. 675 m cent of the decided vote, slightly. Terrace. Must be mature , Negotiable. Terrace. Must down one percentage point from the poll taken in early The results of the poll were and responsible. have 4O-45 typing, prefer based on personal, in*home financial background. June. The NDP, rising three Air Truck Driller - ~.50 hr. percentage points, had 10 per 'interviews with 1,022 eligible included R&B. Temporary Computer Opera.tpi- - ~. cent and others had the voters 18 years of age and camp job. Terrace. $1200 too. DOE. " Terrace. remaining five per cent of .over. A sample this size is Permanent iuiltime. Must accurate within a margin of" English Language - In- the decided vote. be experienced on IBM . The poll taken in July four pereenlage points 19in structor. $9.00 hour.• System 32 - Mint be IBM 20 times. Terrace. Applicants should shows the Conservatives trained. Operate 3741 have slipped seven per- A July, 1977, a Galiup poll have both teaching ex- Keypunch. porience nnd linguistics. centage points since• April showed the Liberals with 51 --'~;:~."------] . , lO.3PMS,~ts 'Gdvertlaing Salesperson when they and the Liberals per cent of the decided vo~e, . F uII ,i~, S49compleX, Dcind -- ~- •~v |bc:tocy wl'~lDld. R~chMd Walter.Waitress- $3.00 hour. Negotiable. Terrace. Must each had 41 per cent of the the Conservatives with Z7 Pr4t?'$ ~,res, Ware~*,e, |1;$9 Terrace. Shift work. be fully experienced. Must decided vote. per cent and the NDP with 18 N4~, Northr~. 345.11II. ) l~kt I Shakllq~Rdt.'CtS i ALSO Natoe( Responsible for billing and have own transportation. The poll shows the level of • per cent. Cl~CHto4neclllldiwrter, iuslpluOi n glor's {~l:t*flx 1~4~11. ~nO. to cash register. Mint be able to work in- vt ~ ilbmber w~re yOU (1110¢1i~l~lU~lll~Wll, dependontly. ~m~,. attaint ~w, ¢0~, Computer Operator- $850- ~URANCE ~ MMODOE. Terrace. Mnatbe Housekeeper - $4.00 hr. able to work Sat. and Sun. Terrace.. Must have 2' Some experience required.. references includes general Lottery war 32 IBM. housekeeping duties. Honseparent- Nag. D.O.E. Terrace. Pull responsibility Housekeeper - $5.50 hour. far a group of 6 teenagers General cleaning duties. cost millions (occupancy may vary). Permanent position. CK-DIT'k 'k Terrace. MONTREAL (CP) -- The poets to introduce in November. Welder (~embination Automotive Instructor - Neg. war of the lotteries between Union. Terrace. 5 yru ex- Terrace. Must be B.C. Ottawa and the provinces is Government-run lotteries reariVyenCe.Will be working on Certified. beating up with ,both sides in Canada are a $1-billlon.a. equipment. plowing millions of dollars year business, with Loto into computer equipment for Canada, successor to the - $9.00 hour. Teacher of Hearing - Im- Inm'uctors operation of lotteries in Olympic Lottery, accounting Terrace. Instructors for paired. Neg. Terrace. Must beB.C. Certified. which ticket buyers choose for about 30 per cent. specific topics in home skills their own numbers. Several provincial (include handyman) Arts & $~01t YCq;f~ Loto.Quebec said Tuesday premiers, including On- "'THE CR0r. c. :s.'.:. ~;ih "i~o"~d 'C~'Mts, Academic, Head Cook - $I,I00 - $1,300 it has awarded an $18.6- tario's William Davis, have C 4111~ht~l tO-d~1 Veealianal, General interest per month. Terrace. Must attacked Loto Canada as an and self help.. million contraet for new Metal I be experienced. Days and equipment for the "6-38" intrusion into a provincial Cook - ~.00 hr. "Tei'rd~e'.- hours vary. lottery it introduced in 1972. revenue field. Nine of the *Slate Pooll~, Shift work. Cook pizza's, provinces have asked Ot- New 4x0. SOlid 9,! :x Failer High Rigger - Neg. Two weeks ago the Ontario A,~r ted ~.lOt'~, .steaks, etc. Terrace. Temporary. To top Lottery Corp. said it was tawa to disband its lottery by *.~on.rr. '1 ' ~4 the end of 1979, when the SECAQD.~' OPl Executive Secretary - $1,000 some jack pino at a private paying $21 million for • 16147' ROSCQE. P C equipment for a similar legislation ereating it ex- 41 month, Terrace. Typing 60 residence, lottery. The two provincial pires. wlPm, filing, transcribing, Cook- 3.00 hr. Terrace. Shift lotteries held joint tenders C SO far the other provinces 41 shorthand 'month end work, no experience and insisted on high local have not reacted as strongly f)4s.-3)_57...... repom, exp with pobllc. . ALE Wed Fr* I0 4 5f,'J. • . . necesoary., .., ...... /, industrial;~ontent.:!: as British Columbia, which It- mli¢. IUfhtl~¢f* ~P(XXJ 1021 CtOr~. V N 0~ fal Draft,person :, -.~ iDOE. '., ...... ;: -...... :+~,; .' ~.:,~ ::,.~ 'But'.LVW~ Canada;-. qn:'.its.: • has,asked its lottery agents~ PIANO, AQ~rwm. ~'0 n~l~ ..... - _ ._:...... rKt, dl kwt Y~rrace. Must have some . Cook's Helper - 3.85 .,hr~ ~! n~htdl~ktbt/tflbpiovln~inl' not ~o~"deH Lots Canada SALE r~urs ;'3. St0~ Itor t,,.k. ~s. des foeXperianceass draft,person Terrace. Shift work, ex- rivals, already had awarded tickets. K I)719AIqrlntl. Syl r a legal survey and par'once preferred, a ~ million contract to a But tufa,lie says Loto- lWlo~mef,. ~ trtgis • re,st ongineering practice. "Registered Nurse - $1124 U.S. firm without calling Quebec is ready to fight. Au',tq*a, ;0' tenders, in apparent "We, never wanted to Is~ll[ k 'lrvff. 10 Clerk Typtst nl . ,985. month. Terrace. Care of disregard of Ottawa's own consider them (Loto Terrace. To process civil & 'lmtientoin ICU maintenance advice to "buy Canadian." Canada) as competitors," he criminal documents, answer of equipmnat. Responsible Soon there will be two sets said. "But we're going to enquiries etc. ito head nurse. Shift work 8 of eompeter terminals to change our prnduets and, if .. ha. percent VP. Room and register tickets where one need be, fight tooth and nail Location flexible. provided at coot. set of terminals might have with advertising." Must have good typing skills. , sufficed.. The Quebec cabinet has Hours vary. Teletype Operator - M~06 Loto-Quebec president given Loto-Quebec per- month. Terrace. Must have JeanMare Lafailie says he mission to negotiate with Cook's Helper - DOe. grade 12 and 50 wpm typing, expects ticket sales in the 6- • Ontario and the western Terrace. Assistant cook. 36 lottery to top $70 million provinces to join their in- ; I ! General duties. This could this year. Buyers of 6-38 terprovineial lottery, called ( work Into a cook position. Read Cook - $5.00 per hour. tickets pick any six numbers The Provincial, with $5 Terrace. Permanent full from one to 36, and win tickets and St-million first Clerk Typist - 4.00 hr. time. Mint be fully el- prizes ff they guess at least prizes. THE OLASSIFIEP OOLUMNS OF THE Terrace. No experience perienced and familiar with fouroftbenambers piekedin H Quebec joins, it would required, but must bo ac- food costing, staff super- the weekly draw. drop its Super-Loto, which curate typist & able to deal vision. References.required. GAMES SIMILAR also has $5 tickets but fewer with public. The 6-36 is only one of five grand prizes, Lafaillo said. Fi~i Aid Attsndsnt-8.~S Hr. Graphic Artist - 650.00 - lotteries oporated by Loto- He added that Loto-Quebec TERllAOE/KITIMAT DAILY HERALD Terrace. B ticket or better. month DOE. Terrace. Quebec, which anticipates also is talking with the Graphics (Lectro-set). total ticket soles this year of Ontario Lottery Corp. about Camp job, Free B i R. Commercial lay-out, Car- $220 million. But now Loto having it join the 6-36 lottery Cock. 4.00 Hr. Terrace. 8hilt tonning lay-out etc. Prefer Canada is edging in with a rather than set up a separate work. Experienced in experience but will train, similar game which it ,ex- lottery. complete meals & short as'tier & banquets. Waitress - 4.58 Hr. Terrace. There is no reason to keep things you don't need or Shifts. Mint be 19. Must be First Aid Atlandent - 1,170 experienced. enjoy anymore just because they're valuable. There are per month plus. B ticket Illegal lemonade preferred. Camp Job. R&B Child Care Worker - 5.00 Hr. customers willing to pay good money for things you've available. Terrace. Experience and-or early childhood education stand closed Typist- ;4.50 -5.00 - hr. DOE. training preferred. VANC()UVER (CP) -- A for two months in most of tired of. Terrace. Temporary "lemonade" stand for adults British Columbia. Itien. Some bookkeeping LOG TRUCK DRIVER - tn Val~ver's push Point REACTION VARIED Contact the eeRecycler of Unwants, the classified de- as, le. accounts payable. Union. Terrace. Must have Grey area has closed Watts and House have class 1 air ticket. Must have operations a step ahead of ~en getting varied reaction partment of the Daily Herald. You will be pleased Car Hop - Min. Wage. previous experience the law., since they opened the beer Terrace. Experience Temporary. For three days, Chris stand Sunday morning. preferred. Days to be Watts, 21, and John Home, "We got a lot of dirty looks with the fast, speedy results. As fast as a phone call, arranged. TYPING INSTRUCTOR - 20, sat in front of a $150,000 from people driving home $9.00 hr. Terrace. Mint he white stucco home hawking from church," said Home. results happenX SHEET METAL WORKER- fully able to teach typing at beer at $2 a can. "Some people said we Union Terrace. Must be level of basic typing, in- Set up on the boulevard, were crazy and others said it journeyman or equivalent termed,ate or advance, they sat on Chippendale was a great idea. experience. chairs, using a Chippendale "One guy asked if we had CLERICAL INSTRUCTOR - end table as a cash drawer. any European beer as if we HEAD LIFE GUARD - 6.25 $9.00 hr. Terrace. To teach a Otherwise, it was a homey were running a bar." hour. Stewart. Must have clerical "refrecher" course, enterprise with the hand- Two old women who bronze medal, must have Mint have thorough letter sign leaning age,rot a stopped at the stand weren't national life saving award or knowledge of clerical field, fire hydrant proclaiming thirsting for beer. equivalent. "cold beer for sale" and a "They wanted to buy the Case Aid Worker - 138 wk. styrofoam ice chest for tho Chippendale," said Watts.. LABOURER (MECHANICS Terrace. Counsellor - home merchandise. HELPER) - 4-6 hr. D.O.E, visits & individual & family "Yes, we know it's Terrace. Must have basic problems, illegal~" Watts said Tuesday. tools, must have mechanical "We get a little nervous READ FOR PROFIT • USE FOR RESULTS experience. J-~,~ V~ . whenever a big black car Manshot KITCHEN HELPER - ~3.20- V~\.~'~ ~ll~//.t One black and white car 4.25 D.O.E. Terrace. Ex- with red lights on top drove peflence preferred. Assist in in disco ~')/ ~, ~f~'~b-.~_~'_..1 by the stand, be said. preparation of food. - "The policeman called out TORONTO (CPI -- A man Vooational imtruelor - 1,727 'go to it lads, we haven't had was shot and killed by a ,p,~ r, ~ OALL 636 6357 . g,gsg mo. To instruct any complaints,'" Watts policeman in a downtown students all theory & repair recalled. discotheque early today, the of diesel engines 5 moo,ha House said they drove to second person to be fatally appointment. Terrace. Blaine, Wash., just south of shet by police this week. Terrace/Kitimat Most baby birds have a hard Vancouver last week and Andrew Wesley Evam, 24, Fruit & Vegetable Salesman little knob at the end of their bought 20 cases of American of Toronto was shot by a - 10 percent commission. beaks called an egg tooth, beer, their entitlement under policeman who had Terrace. Required to dr,re according to The World Booh modified Canada Customs responded tea call from the me ten truck, must be Encyclopedia. They use the regulations during the discotheque about a man DALLY HERALD bendable, & do own knob to crack the shell of the brewery labor dispute that with a knife, said a police be~keepi~. egg so they can wriggle out. has left beer in short supply spokesman. t

Page 4, THE HERALD, Thursday, August 10, 1978 EDITORIAL " "There's6ood News Tonight!" the tmderprivileg~ in Editors are often still reporters at heart, and the owner of the car returning with a mechanic, had been staking out the park after a series of special fund to aid scan the news from force of habit, all their lives. The vandaln were forced, by the owner: to push attacks and indecent assaults upon young Canada, as a result. Here are some of the types of news stories I the car ten miles to the nearest garage where women. Details of the punishment inflicted upon One hundred thousand unemployed have been ~vouldlove to have covered, during my reporting they were made to work upon half a dozen other the man, who had a long history of similar offered special employment by the Federal days, and still live in hopes of reading off the cars that had been similarly vandalized, and assaults, are too gruesome to relate.. However, Government to work on Project C - to find a cure news wires: which they had been suspected of damaging on one that can be mentioned was stripping me for cancer within five years. The project is being Jane Doe, aged ninety-three, was walking previous occasions, attacker an'd forcing him to march througha bed " matched by a similar plan, employing one down the stairs of her apartment house when she When eight year old Johnnie Doe was being of poison ivy. He is said to be recovering, in a million unemployed in the U.S.A. andone .million each from the USSR nndchina. AIreacw was set upon by a 17 year old youth, who grabbed beaten by his father, who had a history of child satisfactory but painful condition, in the general breakthrough is rumoured, and a priority list of her purse. The purse was equipped with an abuse, he reachedin his pocket and pulled out his hospital, other leading fatal diseases is being prepared m automatic purse-snatchiug alarm that gave the cub-Scout whistle which he blew three times. Sixteen quarts of cherries that were on a be tackled immediately cancer has been beaten. thief a paralyzing shock, knocking him sen- Immediately fifty Cub Scouts converged upon shopping cart with a "Not For Sale" sign, at a The total cost is said to be less than one quarter seless, before setting off the alarm which the scene, overcame the boy's cruel father anu local supermarket disappeared before closing of the world's national defence budget. . brought police quickly upon the scene. En rou~ marched him off into th~ woods, where they time during the first day. The cherries had been - A federal hotline has been established whereny to the police station the would-be mugger and taught him a lesson he will never .f~g.et. heavily treated with a harmless but irritating any person can dial a national ombudsman for purse snatcher escaped from the police car. Thieves who stele a new 'IT set ~rom an laxative to discourage would be pilferers from free help, at any time of the day orni[ght..Help is However, he was soon apprehended by haif_a electrical appliance storewere surprL~ed when helping themselves to fruit without paying for it, available where there is suspected lnjusuce, dozen little old ladles he had previously police caught them with it.in a a.ownmwn in the supermarket. , medical, financial, or other special emergencies. assaulted, whowere following him to the station, warehouse which was pacxect wire omer tolaycharges:Thelittleoldladies, who had been . equipment they had stolen over the past six TheRo'yalCunadinnLegi0nhastnkenoverthe No one who calls is ever turned away. - practicing karate since they hadbeen attacked, months. The TV set had beenequipped with an, PostalServieefora one year's trial poried, after neWwsel~emth~i~o~n~Y~eP~tortinl~t,oft~ehot~fu~ soundly trounced the criminal, who had to ,be electronic signal that began transmiK~ ~e repeated efforts to end apostal strike failed, last month. Marl service immediately speeded up, will be able to read in the news, somedaY. . rescued hy police before he was permanenuy moment it had been picked up off its pedestal m~ and now same day delivery service is cerumen I will be 0nly too happy to write up any sucb incapacitated, the store. Four vandals discovered in the act of stripping A would be attacker of a school teacher taking, acress Canada. Postal rates have been lowered, news items any of our readers send in, that they the tires from a car that had been left by the side a shortcut through the city park was set upon 5~" and it is anticipated a hundred million dollars a would also like to see appear in print. -of the road when it broke down, were caught by the members of a Women's .Rights group who year in excess profits will be turned over to a What's your favourite? OTTAWA OFFBEAT Think,, l • By Rioharc Jackson Ottawa, - Are you ready for this? byJim Smith Another study, a task force, a special research team doing some deep . probing? A Glimmerof Hope No, not into the economy, nor even the state of Somewhere in Ottawa, a The importance of the national unity. small group of civil servants alternatives to heavy oil and • - q" , i .z t ~ . " • But get this, into the psyche of the public I fear for their jobs. They age nuclear cannot be overem- service. clever people, perceptive peo- phasized, if we, as a nation, And while your friendly neighborhood public " ,i ple.well aware of the realities choose to concentrate on servant feels "absolutely suffocated by of Canadian life. But, collec- these two capital-intensive security," as the task force found - job and in- tively, they slipped up and forms of energy, we wiU come. security, that is - this comfort'rag/safety violated one of the most quickly mn out of capital to from the cold winds of uncertainty that blow in stringent roles of the bureau- invest in other areas of the the "outside world," gives him a feeling of cratic code of conduct. economy such as building unease. Specifically, the bureau- new industries. Solar power He worries about his standing in the com- d ,' crats did something right. - and other types of renew- munity. They put together a govern- able energy - on the other Has he respect, does he enjoy status? ment program that, while hand, relies more on labour 1/: modest, may help Canada (for installation and manu- Unhappily he frets that perhaps he lacks both. pass smoothly out of the ere facturing) and less on capital He feels "unappreciated." of cheap petroleum. investment, so it could solve And he worries that some of the neighborhood The program was renoun- some of our labour problems taxpayers, while envying him his "suffocating ced recently by federal Ener- without draining our capital security," tend to resent him as an unnecessary gy Minister Alastair Gillespie resources. And the possibili- and ,,.,~interferingburden to be borne, anu may go and commits Ottawa to sup- ties for new small businesses so f~as to despise "4]]Lmas.a drag on their per- port of the infant:Cenidisn are endless;re~l~hergy ~so~au~erffjnd~trY. ~Ot- would eliminate much of our tawa has promised to spend dependence on a handful of Was the time, the task force found, that to be a SI2S million installing solar mammoth energy corpora- public servant was to occupy a proud place in space and water heating tions. • society. equipment in government Gillespie;s proip'am does Perhaps that may have been back in the years buildings. There will be 25 not cover all the bases;wind of Prime Minister Mackenzie King and his SI0,000 grants for research power, for example, has pre- cabinet wonder-worker, C.D. Howe, the and $3S0,000 in prize money mise. But it's a major start "Minister of Everything." "Of course we'll let you pay the repair bill in monthly payments -- for contests to encourage de- inasmuch as it will provide velopment of more efficient funding and a market for the Those were happy publie service days when after all, you re still young. solar systems. S114 million first generation of the new the captains of industry and masters of men and will go into joint projects technology. Mass markets the money markets were proud to work for with the provinces and pri. won't spring up until this "C.D." for a then very honorable vate industry. And there is first generation Of techno- "dollar a year." ' : ' more than SI00 million for logy has been perfected,lend- Not just in the war years, but in y~'r~ ¢~fpost- Eleotion Won't Be Easy To Win research into energy possibi- ing to lower costs. war reconstruction, when Howe's "dollar a lities of the forestry industry Under Ottawa's plan, that year" army slowly demobilized and went back OTTAWA (CP) -- Gallup minist~ in the Dielenbaker NO SUPPORT He speculated that an - such as space.age wood- technology will be dev,elol/ed. pall results released today government, said the figures . After canvassing the views election will be called for burning systems, a natural There is more for experimen- out into the business and industrial world to take show that both the Liberals strengthen his belief that e|atleaotl,500househeldsin" Oct. 16, when eight his southern Ontario riding, electtons m scheduled to technoloW for Canada. tation' and the promise of a charge again, applying the lessons they had and Progressive Con. Trudeau will call a fall ~ guaranteed government mar- learned in Ottawa of the way the gears of the servatives would have to election. PREDICTS WIN .Heea said no one had in. held. The byelectione can All told, that amounts to workhardtowindeclaively a "I believe we can win an dieatod that the NDP was he cancelled only ff an a little less than S400 million, ket for manufacturers of the private and public sectors of enterprise can be fall electim, dflcinis of both election but we have a lot of becoming more attractive to election date is announced which is still small change in new equipment. There is also coordinated for mutual profitability. parties said. work to do." the public. before Oct. 16. the energy business. The sig- moral support from Ottawa. Since then a whole new generation of "Fifty The only politicians That work would begin this nificance of the program far- All that's really missing at cheering the poll were from weekend when Conservative outweighs the dollar value, this stage is a set of tax incen- Thousand Dollar a Year Men" has taken over. P the New Democratic Party. Leader Joe Clark meets all however. tives for developers and indi- They never worked in the' 'outside world," and It received 19 per cent ~ the Conservative MPs and mira viduals who install renewable decided vote, a three- election candidates in Ot- Up until recently, govern. are as far removed from Howe's men as a dollar ment energy pundits thought energy systems in their build- fifty percentsgo-pelnt increase tawa for a onoday con- is from thousand. from the previous poll. ference. High Praise From only in terms of heavy oil ings.Given proper tax breaks, They are the new generation of the Big Results of the public- A spokesman for NDP (tar sands) and nuclear ener- we can expect rapid advances Bureaucrats who are committed to the opinion poll taken in July Leader Ed Brnadbent said: gy. To some extent, that is in this vital industry. Woposition that the federal government can best snow that amcog decided "We're obviously en- Oentennial Lions still true. But Gillespie's an- manage and manipulate the economy, ana voters, Liberal support eonraged with the results." nonncement at least indi -~ [ dropped to 42 per cent from The increased support for Editor, ;'Think small"is an ~itorial regard the managers of private enterprise as Terrace Herald .. cates that government is now messagefrom the Canadian 42 per cent in June. The the NDP shows that issues aware that there are alterna- Federationof independent rivals ff not, indeed, as trespassers to be Conservatives dropped three stressed by the party, such Terrace B.C. I Business; regulated into line. points to M per cent and the as economic problems, are Mr. Senior: tives. They are the new generation, too, of the public tmdecided vote declined one bothering the public, There was a broad smile on many faces to read ,service unions which encourage collective paint to 31. Five per cant of Broadhent's aide said. the dooided vote favored Gray agreed that the your editorial of Aug. 8th 1978 - describing some bargaining right up into senior leveis of such marginal parties u the NDP's. gain resulted from of the challenges of organizing a Parade on short management and allow militant extremists to Social Credit, the party's constant notice. I~-_ ~ % -- ~ "J -~'~,_.1L~'~; -/1 .~ 4' .~ shut down essential service. HerbGray, Liberal MP for criticism of the government The Lions in the area, well know - the ex- i ~ ,~ __~- :,_~x2J~ ...... ----~ ~_l Windsor West and former for its handling of unem. ~rtence - and our hats are off to the "Herald" In old Siam it was considered bad luck if the king could This change from the "dollar a year" to the consumer and corporate ployment, inflation and the Rs__publisher, Laurie Mallett and your excellent not stand on one foot during a specialthme-hour cersmonv, "fifty thousand dollar a year" measure of public affairs minister, said the weak dollar on international service has created all manner of friction and elght.porcentage-peint pp money markets, st~ff- between Ms party and the. The Liberals hope to show To'organize a p.~ade in two weeks is indeed a hostility between the public and private sectors. Conservatives is healthy but greater leadership in monumental task, and it should be pointed out; But you know what the Task Force found most net encouraging, boosting the economy "The Herald" accepted this task after the - worried today's public servant? TheLiberaisaredewnoue through measures to be it What causes him to fret about his lack of status percentage point and would announced this month. Parade organization was turned down by roDS and appreciation by the community? prefer to go into an election Trudeau met with his service clubs in Terrace as: "Impossible". on an upward trend, he said. cabinet today to formulate a Riverboat Days 19~d is already his~ry, and it General Office - 6354357 Published by Makes him suspect that he may even be not Prime Minister Trudcau package to he presented to was a success - a roaring success, with close to Circulation- 6354351 Sterling Publishers simply disliked, but ridiculed? has said he has no im~ the public, $10,000 raised for local charities. Early Police mediate plans to call an PtJBLISHER - Laurie Mallett election. However, Gray said Gray said he believed report are complimentary, and the ~ to. 700 Those public service jokes. EDITOR - Ernle Senior he ~veuld not he surprised if these new measures would man-hours for the production is drawing to a REPORTER- Donna Vallleres They're relatives of the "Newfie Joke." 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THE HERALD, Thrusday, August 10, 19711, Page 5 Canada's Smith becomes first athlete to win six Commonwealth gold s EDMONTON (CP) ' -- final event el the Games the pandin8 world mark of Parkes went down the first Graham Smith of Edmonton swimming program. 4:07.66 eet last week by Klm time frmn a flurry in a became the first person to The 20.ycar-eld University Linehan of the United States. neutral corner. Referee Trever Hill of Kenya gave ' win six gold medals in a d California student had Casadiane started • j SPORTS single Commonwealth earlier added the 100.metre strengly in the wnetUng Parkas an eight count and Games when he helped the breastotrcke to his golds in competition as ltgh¢ themasked the five Judges to Canadian team to viotory the~00 breaststroke, the ~00 flywe4ght George Gunomkl take a point away from l ~ .... Wednesday night in the and 400 individual medleys of Toronto, flyweight Ray MaeDom~d for eantinub~ to 4xl00-metre medley, the and the 4xl00 freestyle relay. Taknhashi of Ottawa end punch alter Hill, standing . The medley team of Jay bantamwelghtMlknBarryof close to the middle of the .,, ; Ta~ el Winnipeg, swim- Leaden, Ont., and, ring, called for the two featherweight Egan Be~er of hexers to break, Kitchener, Ont., won their " It appeared obvious that m ': ~nnmpeen of Toronto in the first bouts handily. ManDmmld could not hear Passed ball gives • All Seasons 'win . butte~ and Bill Sawchuk of Wendy Clarksen of the command above the rear :i~ Thunder Bay, Ont., in the Ca/gary, the No. 1 seedin the of a crowd of about 6,000. ByJimMerHs _ player scored from third'Seasons catcher elected to the Wth to tie the game. Thev~aningplteherforA]l freestyle gave Canada Its women's badminton singles, A few moments later, "Tei'ruee Shell-All Seascm making it a 3-2 game. throw to second base giving The sixth inning went Seasons was Bee l)uguay, 15th gold medal in swim- was undefeated after three Parkes went down again, matches, this time near his own uceredamnenapassedball Mike Ford got things Ford a chance to come scoreless. It was in the Garry Rix plcked up the less mi~tfarexctededthepre. In boxing, flywdght Inn corner. As he sagged to one in the bottom et the seventh rolling again for Williams home. bottom of the seventh Dave for Williams. The two teams vious high of nine won by ClydoofOttawarkneckedout knee it appeared that Mac- inning to defeat Williams with a triple then went home All Season scored in the Dennla hit safely, wasmoved meet again tonight at Cansda in the1374 Games in Movin85-4infestballantion onapinysimiinrtotbannein botton of the fourth inning to necond on a bunt thon stole Riverside. Hugh Russell of Northern Domld landed a blow to the Tuesday night at Riverside ...... Christchurch, N.Z., and for Ireland in the first roand and head, Parkes settled on one Park. 'the first time ~ gave the clinched at least a silver knee before ~ a signal Canadian team the swim medal, by English team coach flue over Australia, which Bantamweight Bill Kevin Hlckey to stay down. In a way It was fitting the wnn 10 golds. Rannelli of Val Caron, Ont., Parkes then rolled into his by Dave Ca-da hadlaga-. wen knocked out in file third side and stayed threugh the Dennis, was on a passed ball final night of swimming ex- round by Finbar McGulgan count of I0. At that petal, the beeause the game featured pacilng no more than one of Northern Ireland but refersecollected the Judges' numerous throwing and victm.yinthelantfoureventa gained oaeof the twobrenze cards and notified the fieldin~ errors commited by but ended up with three. medals awarded in boxing, weeping MacDonald that he both teams. Robin Corsl~la of , had been disqualified. Bescnnsfield, qus., pulled a Rod~ MacDonsfli of The enntroversinl decision Dave Hamilton started surprise in the women's 100 Toronto was disqualified in ended Canada's biggest day thfupeffforWllllamswitha breaststroke, winning in the middleweight division of in its amateur boxing bunt which got him to first 1:13.56 to edge favored the Commonwealth Games history. . haseandanoverthrewwhich Margaret Kelly of England boxing competition Wed- Flyweight lan Clyde o( Ot- moved him to secmd. He with Marian Stuart of nesday night after knecking inwa light middleweight stole third and scored ou a Mentrasl third. down Delroy Parkes o0 Kelly Perletto ef Spruce passed ball. Then Cheryl Gibson of Ed- England twice in the third Grove, Alta., and light- "' monies, who had won only a round of their semi.final heavyweight Roger Fertin of • In their half of the first sinsle bronze, took the 200 bout. Mentrcal each qualified for lnnin& AllSeasom scored on backstroke in a Games- MacDonald, who Friday's finals while four a hit and passed ball~ record 2:16.57, beating patently lost the two fl~ others lost sand-final bouts the score to I-I after another favorite, Lisa Marie rounds, punished Parkes and settled for bronze a full Inning of play.. Furrest of Australia. with his tremendous left Jab medals which will be Not only did Canada early in the third, awarded Friday. In the second inning more swimming golds than EDMONTON {CP) -- ¢~en- Williams pitcher Garry Rlx the Ausslen, the perennial s#and~gs afar 70 evwds at me the (~m- was walked and then hit Games champions, it had a Commonwealth Gamin: ~ C,amm (Creed on 10- home by Randy Rlggs to give greater medal total--31 to 30. x(Indudes hto sliver medals to $4.3.2-1 f~r firm s~x piadngs): them a 2-1 lead. Canada In ~men's Indlvldual Cemda 523 WICKtlAM WINS • I l-round gym~IcS, and Aulh'aila 353 In the third inning Phil The one gold taken by Aue- double tx~rae medMs In beg. ~end ~0 Nave ZeMend 104 Webb of Williams was tralia in the evening was by k~) G~M sa. Br. Sa~and 60 walked then stole second and Traeey Wickham of Canada 30 1922 Wales 53 PtJsh'alla 17 23 21 third base. He scored on a Australia who set a Com- BM~and 12 1910 ~ 2923 passed ball bringing the monwealth and Games New Zealand S 36 Janli¢,a 18 score to 3.1 in faver of record ef 4:08.45 in the Wales 2 1 2 11dnldml 16 KJnya 124 Guymllt 7 Williams. women's 400-metre Statical 2 2 3 /~l~tsla' 6 freestyle. Wle.kham, who India 1 1 1 WeMem Samoa 5, All Seasons narrowed the Jan~lc8 1 0 1 Isle of N~n 4 gap when, with a runner on Mike Ford of Williams Moving slides into third base Terrace Shell-All Seasons. Third base coach George worldhadearlierrecordbrokenln theher owns00, Trklldad 0 12 ~ 3 ~slem Samoa 003 ~No~--lhem 3 third base, Williams catcher after hitting a triple in Tuesday night's 5-4 loss to Blakey (15) gives the stay sign. Photo by Jim Morris improved on the recognized Za,d~e 0 0 2 Irelmd 3 Ken Isaac threw to second worldrocord~4:ee.91 setby Isle of Na~ . 0 0 1 Tammla 2 Ghana 00 1 O/T~,I I base trying to put out the Petra Thumer of East Ger. /V~a 0 0 1 us I Nm'lhem Ireland 0 0 1 Turin.Calms 1 ru.nn.er. The All Seas°n Hamilt on pl ays give-away" fo o tball mmy in1977. But she mlased

S ub Winmpe llects CFL ...... Montreal converts fUmbles tourney .,~,.,o. (CP) -- other Bomber touchdowns. DefenSively, Hamilton drive that originated oll Hamilton decided to play Bernie Ruoff chipped in wlth looked very weak, especially Wlnnlpeg's 26.yard line. giveaway football and a single with off a wide field the front four which was into win over Stamps news . Wlnalpeg's Ralph Brock got goal and converted all four dominated the entire game The Tleato showed their The Alouette touchdow~ Aft~ Sykes scm~, ~,,, a his team's offence into high touchdowns, by Winnipeg's offensive line. generousity the first time CAf~GARY (CP) -- oneyard run, Montreal's Ken Grange, scrub gear as the Bombers scored Rocky DiPietro scored the On the other hand, Win- they handled the bali When Montreal Alouettes con- came on passes from quarterback Joe Barnes to defance went to work, ef- leasgue coordinator, says an easy 29-7 victory over the lone touchdown for nipeg looked extremely Vince Allen, replacing verted two fumble fectively "shutting off the entries for this years ~oate on Wednesday In 'a Hamilton. The Ticats dngged confident. Brock was very Edwards, fumbled Ruoff's recoveries into touchdowns Larry Smith, Bob Gaddls and Craig Labbett. Calgary's offensive attack in scrub league tournanmt are Canadian Football League themselves into a deep hole crisp on his passing and opening punt, which was "to defeat Calgary Stem- Don the second half. all in. contest, from which they never Washington was running recovered by Vines Phases peders 28-14 in a Canadian Sweet converted all three Atotolof36tenmshave 'In the opening half, escaped in the first half and with his usual authority, on the Hamilton nine.yard FoothallLeagueinterlocking and added field goals (ff 38 811 entered this years wrapup Winnpteg used three key were forced to play catchup Neither Jimmy Jones or line. game before a capacity and 29 yards with Wally ~ori~ lenders after Wemes- affair. 30 of the.teams are turnovers to score 21 points football the entire game. Tom Shuman could move After Brock tossed to Gord crowd of 26,888 Wednesday Buono rounding out Mnn- mixedand the remaining six to take a commanding lead. With an injured Jimmy Hamilton's offence with any Paterson for eight yards, night. treai's sgotinJ with a 90-yard TD CF@S P are meua teams, The total Hamilton, playing Its Edwards on the sidelines, consistence, except for one Washington swept wide to The win put the Alouettes single when'a punt rolled PmuWla, I~ 01410751 number of poeople par. worst game of the year, Hamilton's offence showed Hamilton march in the the left for the opening into athree-way tie for first Cutler, E 01211348 past the dead-ball line. McFslh C 06101 tieiputing will be 611 uc- could generate little offence little pep, even against the second quarter, touchdown, place in the Eastern Con- ~Joff, W 0107334 cording to Grange. end were porous on dafence, defense such as Win- The lone touchdown in the A beautifully-timed inter- ference with Ottawa Rough Cyril MeFall kicked two Germmy, E 5 0 0 0 30 He adds about the middle The loss left Hamilton in nlpeg's--one that is not second half occurred on a 19- ception by wi/mipng Reggle Riders and Toronto field goals of 28 and 37 yards, Key, BC 4 0 0 0 ~ added a 40-yard single and ~Vecorltll, S 056 0 ~D of next week the' first round the cellar in the EFC with considered to ~ one of the yard pass from Brock to Pierson led to the second Argonauts. Toronto and Qjfliver, BC 300010 draw will be announced, one victory and a tie against toughest in the league. Poplawski that capped a major. Montreal have.identical 3-2 converted Calgary's lone Ho(mes, W 300018 Grange also asks the three lesses, records while Ottawa's touchdown by James Sykes. Sykes, C 3 0 0 0 18 teams to hand their $30 For Winnipeg, the win ' record is 3-1. w entrance fee for the tour- evened its record at 2-2. The loss drops the Stampe- ders into fourth place in the Tractornament asinto soon him as at passible, Finnin8 touchdownsWianipeg wosfrom led runningby two Indians trim Red Sex Western Conference with a Informatian about the back Jim Washington in the record of 1-2-1. Winnipeg Fishing report second round draw and the opening quarter. Brock and Blue Bombers, who will play By Don Peat'sea - Ct,lton their limit of onlmm from - ueisl will he forthcoming. Joe Poplawski added the host to Calgary next Wed.. Fish Trap Bay and this By The Associated Press inning grand slam, lifted post a 6-5 vietory ever the Gi- nesday, is third with a 2-2 Sports Low tide at 11:55 a.m. ef seems to say that although " Child Minding Centre Andre Thorntonhita solo VetroitTigers tea 5-2 vie- ants. record. 5.2 feet, high tide at 6:20 p.m. the channel is dirty, the flush m home run and Tom Veryzer tory over Texas Rangers. . Richie Hebner twice are still there. and Gary Alexander had two ' Dan Meyer hit a three-run delivered RBI singles to lead LEAVE FOR TOURNEY of 14 feet, hits each as Cleveland In- home run in Seattle's four- Philadelphia Phillies to a 6-3 DAYTON, Ohio (ALP) -- Douglas Channel fishing thanks dianstrimmed Boston Red ran first inning and Glenn victory over St. Louis TheU.S. nationalvelleyball yesterday was done in ex- MOBILE bike-a-then Sex 5-1 Wednesday night. Abbott and Jim Todd Cardinals behind Jim Kant. team left Dayton on Wed- ceilent weather. The day PRESSURE Thornton's 22nd homer of combined on a six.hitter as John Stearns broke a 3-3 nesday for the Soviet Union started out with cloud end a light offshore breeze and CLEANING sponsors the year, an eighth.inning the Mariners defeated tie witha two.runhomer in to play in the Savinne Run Your Own blast into the left-field net at Minnesota Twins 4-1, the seventh inning and Willie Tournament in Kharkov, loomed off by IO:30 to a beautiful sunny day. Business We at the Terrace Child- New Quadra Travel Fenway Park, came off Bill Rico Carty collected three Montanez smacked a three- Ukraine. The team's first The river silt that has rruck unit hot water. Trailer Minding Center send sincere Post Office Lee, 10-8. Lee had given up doubles, the first of which run homer'in a five-run New match will he against Cuba unit cold wirer. All equip. thanks to all the sponsors Safeway just five hits before Thorn- opened a six-run Toronto York eighth as the Mets on Saturday, Other teams murked up Douglas Channel tnn's blast. ' second inning, and Jesse crushed Montreal Expos 10- entered in the tournament has now penetrated to ment and existing business. wbo supported us in our bike- Simpson Sears Boston went ahead in the Jefferson tossed a three- 3. come from the U.S.S.R., almost all our fishing areas. Ideal for one or two peo- a-then to Klesnza Creek on Shoppers Drug Mart . third inning. Butch Hobson hitter as the Blue Jays BillBucknerdroveinthree Japan and Czechoslovakia. The fishing spot yesterday ple. Good growth oppor- July 22nd. We completed 26 Sweet 16 was Dn/miuming Bay at the tunity SI.500 miles and have collected| Terrace Daily Herald doubled, Rick Burleson scored an 8-0 victory over runs with a bases-loaded After the Savinne Tour- nearly ~g~00.00. 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Page t, THE HERALD, Thursday, August 10, 1978 Imitate Soviets in human rightsl OTTAWA (CP)~ Senator summer to examiile the Paul Yuzyk shocked a constitutional proposals. roomful of his colleagues The second, a joint Senate- Tuesday by suggesting Codimonacommittee Canada's new human rights chaired ' by MP Mark charter should follow the MacGuigan (L-Windsor Sovietexampleandspeolfya Waikorville), is to,begin its list of basic duties of being a ~ next week, ~. Canadiancltizen. During five hours of Yuzyk (PC-Man.), a clauseby-clause secondgeneratiou Ukranian, ' examination of the'.human told the Senate committee rights charter, senators said examining the charter of~ there were. a number of human rights and freedoms, loopholes in the proposed contained in Prime Minister legislation• Trudenu's proposed con- Senator Joe Greene (L- stitution that the charter Ont) said the charter did seemed to Ignore the fact little to protect. Canadians that rights do not come against the possibility of without duties. government expropri~tinn of He showed the committee their property, or the re- a copy of the comtitotion of imposition of mandatory the U.S.S.R., pointing out price and wage cuntrels. that there were 20 articles Senator Louis Rohichsud deaIlng with human righto (LNew Brunswick) said be and 11 dealing wi~ duties of feared the bill would offer no a Soviet citizen. • help to citizens faced with Senator Richard Sinn]mry the prospect of military • (LOst), committee chair- conscription. man, blurted out: "I have to RIGHTS VAGUE Sharon and Horst Ellerman, manager of the local Dairy Queen, were presented Dave Brouseau, of Dave's Roofmg, made good use of the casual labor pool to hire confess I never thonght l'd Senator Daniel Lang (L- with a thank you certificate from JoAnne Ames of the Canada Employment students and youths, and received a certificate for this from JeAnne Ames. hear Paul Yuzyk a~k us to Ont) said he found the bill (~entre for Students and Youth for their enthusiasm in employing student for imitate the Soviets.-- vague on the question of summer Jobs. Yuzyk's was oue of the few "apprehended in- novel su~eatiom in a long surrection." He wondered if and mostly technical day of the prime minister and his Student Employers hearings on the proposed cabinet could override the human rights charter. human rights charter if they • The charter, which would felt emergency conditions Bre~ince Canada's 18-yenr.old justified the imposition of the thanked by CEC office of Human Rights, is War Measures Act. Trudenu contained in the con- invoked the War Measure By JoAnne Ames •or yonth over the age of 14 at a high paying Job. At the stitution'al proposab Act in 1970 at t~,~ height of should take full or part-time namo llmo, they seem more Trudaan presented to the the so-called 0ctob~r cxisla The Canada Employment work. That would be willl~ to work and un- Commons last June. in Quebec. Centre for Students and unrealistic. Some students dentend the committment a ADDS LANGUAGERIGHTS Senator Eugene Forsey Youth is closing for the de not feel ready for the job means. The new bill would cover (LOst) complained that the summer this Friday, August responsibility of a job, or The student office has all the rights contained in the provision of the charter 11. they need a. break from increased placements by 13 1960 Bill of Rights, such as stating that each session of Job orders have slowed school. per cent over last summer. freedom of speech, assembly Parliament would last five down and there are very This is a reflection of the and religion. But it has a years or less was weakly students currently looking Some parents try to push impeeved economic situntim number of new features worded and did not protect for work. their youngster into a locally and also a reflection designed to guaranteo Canadians from endless The majority of students summer job. I have to assess ea the willingness of the recognition of both English stalling from the prime and youth who were serious each case individually, of business and householders to and French as the official minister in deciding when to about finding a Job have course, and sometimes the try student employees. languages ot Canada. call an election. found one. Many have done couclusiou I reach is that the The cooperation of the The Senate committee The clause calls for so on their own, which is a youngster doesn't want to businesses and media 'in began its second week of replacement of the Senate credit to them. They had the work• A student who is Terrace cannot be stressed hearings Tuesday. It is one with a new House of the ener~ and determination it pushed into taking a job will enough. Both newspaper and of the two Parliamentary Federation, with takes to find a job• not make a good employee. television have helped committees meeting this representitives What about students or In general, students are enormously to promote young people who are not going well this year. More students and youth. working? Most of them are are working than last The CEC for Studmm and using the summer as a summer and most who Youth will be open again in Charges dismissed "real" holiday, spending wanted to work have had the spring, and hopefully we Bell time at the beach or with sood attitu , wm be able to match even aillst their families on vacation. They are more realistic more employers with I don't think every student and don't expect to.start off stunner employees. /- ' * ~ ...... ,, ,m ...... t~uau ..veal Canadian" Human/* Rl~l~ "/ discrimination againsl Polio threat continues WednesdayCommission a dismissedsoft, plaint women, but I am concerned • about this decision. I have Debbi Pelletier, of CFTK, received her certificate for helping to promote a Hire- against Bell Canada, saying By THE CANADIANPRESS • been diagnosed as having group refuse vaccinations on it could find no evidence the received no outline of the a-Student summer programs. A 17-year-eld visitor from paralytic polio, but religious grounds, belied,ins company discriminates on findings of the investiga- the Netherlands remained laboratory confirmation has God is the physician, religious grounds in its lion." quarantined in a ChiIliwaek, net bees made. although the church does not hiring. He said he is displeased B.C., home Wednesday while Another brother, Cor. advocate its members avoid However, the commission that chief commissioner ibis 25.year-old cousin, a nelius, 21, has since been vaccinations, said it has reason to believe Gordon Fairweathor waited 'mushroom farmer suffering confirmodas avicttmofnon. • Many of these quarantined the company discriminated until one day before the Priest describes horror from paralytic polio, was paralytic polio. The fourth were believed to have been ~ on sex grounds in commission's findings were recovering in hospital victim, whose name has not in contact last month with a personnel for a project in publicly released toinform Tests determined that been released, was among32 group of Dutch exchange ScudSArabia. him that his complaint had of fatal bus. accident Jake Van de Pol, the first of persons subsequently tested students who since have A complaint against the been dismissed. five persons in Canada to for polio, returned to Holland. company was brought to the He said he learned of the i ¢i ~ have been diagnosed as The 32 had come into The Norwich policeman, commission last May by ASBESTOS,Que. (CP) -- "I looked back and saw for a secoud as if to say good- decision late Tuesday in a ihaving polio, contracted the contact with the Van Vliet who would not allow his Herb Gray, Liberal member letter from Fairwenther. He A priest who was one of people with eyes that asked: bye, and then slipped away." disease from his visiting brothers, name to be used, refused to of Parliament for Windsor seven survivors of last 'What can we de'?" Others Father St. Jean said he said the letter provided him Dutch cousi~ FIND 14 CARRIERS specify the nature of the Wost."Gray said Bell was with less information than week's Eastern Townships cried out that they didn't cried out for help, and heard The cousin, found to he a Health officials gave 17of threats, most Of which were discriminating against bus disaster said Wednesday know how to swim. another person yell that the statement provided to , carrier of the disease, was to the 32 a clean bill of health, made during the weekend. Jewish applicants in its $1.l- the press the following day. he felt "a sword go through Father St. Jean circled rescuers were coming in have been flown back to the but found that 14 were "A lot of people are just billion contract to expand my heart" watching the bus trying to help some of the rowboats. Finally a rowboat He said he was pursuing Netherlands on Tuesday, but carriers of the disease, picl~ up the phone book and modei~ the Seudi his complaint against Bell slip into placid Lee d'Argent passengers'reach shore, picked him up and took him operators of a charter airline Health Minister Timbrell and looking Van this or Van Arabian telephone network. carrying 40 to their death. At one point, he grabbed to shore. Canada at the provincial service, Martineir, refused said 'the 14 will remain that asd phoning them," the The contract wak signed l~t level. Rev• Gaston St. Jean was the arm of a male passenger Father St. Jean will be one to allow him aboard the quarantined until specimens spokesman said. "Things spring. still visibly shaken as he and they held onto each of the 50 clergymen from aircraft until tests show he show they nan be released are tense here." After two months of work, He had written to the other, Together, they wat- around the region olficlating described to reporters hew no longer is infected. safely. BOY RECOVERING the commission concluded human rights com- last Friday night's disaster ched in horror as the bus at today's funeral mass• missioners of nine provinces About 7,000 people visited Meanwhile, in ti~ Nor- Dr. Louis Grant, medical Meanwhile, an eight-year- Gray's allegations could not near Eastman, Que., took slipped below the surface. wichDelhi area, near officer of health for Norfolk (British Columbia has none) place. the makeshift funeral home County, said,inSimcoe, Ont., old boy from Lethbridge, be proved but it had found PEOPLE STRUGGLE Woodstock, Ont., where four Alto., admitted to hospital evidence relating to a requesting that they speak Funeral services for 36 of The priest said be could in the local hockey arena discriminatory practice with the telephone company Tuesday and 8,0~0 came cases have been diagnosed that two of the 14 persons last week suffering from based on the grounds of sex the victims will be held today see people struggling at the and 14 persons who came in under quarantine are in their jurisdiction in case in this mining community door as the vehicle went Wednesday, with i0,-000 partial paralytic polio, is Bell should try to recruit expected today before the contact with the disease visitors from the improving, doctors said. ' in Bell Canada's selection of 135 kilometros northeast of down. have been quarantined in Netherlands who have been Health officials in Ontario, personnel. employees for the Sands Ara- Montreal. Four others were HIS companion couldn't funeral. bian project from smaller The funeral itself will be their homes under the Public in Canada for some time. Alberta and British Bell officials have been Iza'ied Tuesday. swim and the two couldn't Health Act, police said some ltnantakeupto21daysfor Columbia said there was notified of the finding. The telephone companies. "It all happened so make any progress toward closed to everybody except ' He said Nova Scotia and friends, relatives and a few Dutch-Canadians have thesymptoms, whichincluda plenty of vacoine for parsons commission has also ep- dCkly,'' Father St. Jean shore• received threatening , pointed its own conciliator to Alberta have given him their "They say a drowning dignitaries, including headaches, fever, stiff neck w~m have not been in- try to resolve the matter. word they will instruct Quebec Social Affairs telephone calls. .and paralysis, to de.velop, munized. The priest said he was person holds his grip and Two brothers from Nor- " Theconfirmed cases m all UNHAPPY WITH employees of their provin- seated at the rear when the doesn't let go. He gripped me Minister Denis Lazure and cial telephone companies not Lleut.-Gov. JennPierre Cote. with were admitted to provinces have been among Persons who have failed to DECISION brakes failed while the bus hospital last week• members of a fun- maintain their immunization Gray said In an interview to answer any questions wak descending from a hill- Laboratory tests confirmed demuntsilat Protestant sect, through initial injections and~ he is unhappy with the about their rellgiou on Bell top theatre where the Monday that Reick Van the Netherland Reformed boosters have only them- commission's~tding. Canada job applications. group--Including many Vliet, 24, has paralytic polio. Congregation. oelves to hlame ff they get physically and mentally HIS brother, James, 14, has Some members of the the disease, Tlmbrell said. I I handicapped-~had, attended United front - FOR PRIVATE USE OR BUSINES~J a play. AUTOVEST Father St. Jean said his Before you buy, Investigate the advantages of this rent- first indication of trouble against [ M to-own plan. All monies paid apply to purchase. Why was when the driver shouted Grass easing cancer pain tie up your cash or berrowlng power. 1st and last a warning to the passengers RI~GINA (CP) -- But while the premiers re. months rent and drive away. to brace themselves. ~anada's 10 premiers Joined stricted most of their public VANCOUVER (CP) -- value of t~e drug might not' .Hedgkin's disease. forcess Wednesday to statements on attacks on Many people being treated be determined for some She mid tbe life of a cascer EXAMPLES "Then we skidded onto the Based on 36 month lease lake as if there were skis condemn what they duplicated government for cancer In British time. victim under treatment is a i • I I I tmder US." described as federal intru, activity, Premier Gerald Columbia are ignering the Meanwhile, patients dismal one: Weekly visits to 71 F 250 pickup 78 Econollse Van '78 C 100 Chev ]~u THOUGHT WAS SOLID siGns into areas of provincial Rngan of Nova Scotia said illegality of marijuana use continuo to risk a criminal a clinic for tests and drugs, S148•00per month $135.00 per month ,$129•00 per month The I~s shot out 50 metres power, that they spent much of their because they say the drug record and pay high black- the hurning sensation in lease end price lease end price lease end price eato the lake, but the priest And there were indications time in the first of a kerion of controls nausea caused by market prices for the illegal un~'s veins as the powerful $2,175.00 Sl,915.00 S1,175.00 , • said the driver said the after opening talks at the cloned meetings discnssng antlcancer drugs, medication of unknown drugs are injected and ~,,slmply return or shnp~ return or simply rstum wheels were touching the 19thannual premiers' constitutional matters, Some patients, including potency .and purity, sesemingly-andlese nausea meeting that the prevluclal housewives and Pati;iola lsert, 37, a thet"makesyoufcolllkeyou ~re Camliro LHT 78 Zephyr Sedan 71 Dodge Van bottom while the vehicle was $129.00 per month still on the surface. leaders will form a similar OPPOSITION IS UNITED businessmen, say marijuana housewife ' in Coquitlam, want to die." $139.eeper munth $124.00 per month united front against Prime These discussions were ex- controls nausea hotter than about 30 kilometrea east of "It's not a pleasant lease end price lease end price lease end price Father St. Jean said he $1,875.00 went to the back of the bus Minister Trudnau's latest pected to lead to an annouce- conventional antinansea here, says she uses the drug business and to have nausea $2,025.00 $1,|25.00 and comforted the proposals for constitutional ment that the premiers drugs. :*; and eilowed her name to be on top of it . . . to have or simply rot urnl or simply r.eturnl or oimply return| passengers. The bus floated change, oppose TrudeauT latest Some doctors say they feel published although it could something to prevent it and 7SFiesta3dr. [71FIS0 4x4 [;S OMs Cutlass| for IS minutes, and then as PremierAlisnBlakcneyof proposals to revomp the patients~6 chances of result in criminal charges not use it, is just criminal." $99.00 per month I $1SS.00per month I 8139.00per month | the back of it began to sink Saskatchewan told a news country's codstitutlenal law, recovery are improved being laid against her. Mrs. lsert said sho has not lease end price[lense end price|lonsQ end price| because of the engine's conference Umt the premiers the lll-year-old British because patients are 'Tm willing to take the used moriJuanaexceptwhon $1400.00 I SL275.00 I $2,02L00 I weight, water engulfed the want action hy the end of the North America Act. stronger and respond better risk,'~ she said, "just like I she was receiving cancer 1or simpl~ returnllm" simply return [,or simply return II p|~sheengers. year to stop duplicate " to treatment if they aren't was taking a risk when I drugs. She said she has not n they opened the fcdcraI-provincial activity in Quehec Premier Rene Le. constantly nauseated, used it (marijuana)." used it recently after her FOR FURTHER INFORMATION front door to escape, more such areas as consumer vesque, who advocates an But unless Ottawa ap- RELIEVE NAUSEA doctors prescribed a drug to CALL LARRY HAYES- RICHARDS water rushed in. The 51-year- affairs, environmental independent Quebec with its proves a two-year.old ap- A noresmoking mother of which she does not react so old prist said he could hear protection, agricultural re- own constitution, said that plication from several two, with no history of drug violently. CeLL ECT 987-7111 the coughing and sputtering search, housing and urban his Parts Quebecois Vancouver doctors to do a use, she says she used BELMONT LEASING LTD. of victinm as they drowned. affairs, the administration of government was "par- controlled study of marijuana many times to 1140 MARINE DRIVE The driver jumped out and justice and pest-secendsry tlelpetlng in good faith" at marijuana with volunteer relieve severe nausea in- "The busy have no time for NORTH VANCOUVE R, B.C• D.00419A Father St. Jean followed. edcuatiou, the meeting. patients, the actual medical dsced by chemotherapy for tears." Byron ...... I I ! i

THE HERALD, Thursday, August 10, IWI, Pall 7

.,~-~ For sale, 1973 Triumph 750, Reprints of photos which Pregnant and In need of qmmm appear in The Herald are support? excellent condition. Best right to classify ads under offer. Phone 632.6809. (sff] appropriate headings and to new/available through our Call for help from Right-to: LOCAL ONLY: office. 5x7 prints are $4 each .Life .promoters: Lost 0, .... any of N~cb~ko Female, 24, needs a 1 or 2 1974Ford ih ton pickup 360 set rates therefore and to 20 words or less $2.~ per theatre, July 14, ladlds wins For Sale, 3 yamaha off road determine 1)age location. and 8x10 prints are 56. Lisa at 635.3164 Imdroom house for 1st motor auto, Radial tires, Insertion, over 20 words 5 Photos can be ready within Carol at 635-5136 color leather coat ~wlth "." motorcycles, in well kept September. Rural Iocetlan electronic Ignition. Phone The Herald reserves the cents per word, Chinese toggles. Please condition. 1977 IT 175, $900. right to revise, edit, classify 48 hours from the time the Janna at 635:4503 acceptable. Phone Sue 635- 635.9380after 4 (c4-91 3 or more consscutlve In. order Is made. All reprints • : return, phone 632.3346.(c3-7) ; 1977 YZ 125, $800. 1975 YZ or relect' any advertisement 2283 evenings 635-4782. (p5- sertions $1.50 per Insertion. must be prepaid. For more A Heather-Tartsn Society Is 125, $400. Phone 632.2866.(c3- 1974 Ford ~/2 ton 360 and to retain any answers being formed with the In- directed to the Herald Box Information drop Into our 10) automatic with radlal fires REFUNDS: office at 3212 Kalum, or write .rarest of promoting Scottish Wanted te rent, 2 bedroom electric Ignltlon. Phone 63~ Reply Service, andto repay First Insertion charged for us at Box 399, Terrace, B.C. cultural Interest and events. house. Close to school & 9580after 4. (pi0.17) the customer the sum paid whether run or not. Interested persons should far the advertisement and VaG 4B4..~.t . "Full or part-time. Here Is a~. town. Wanted no later than Absolutely no refunds after contoct Eleanor Halley at For Seleas unit, 1974Ford ~" 1967 Rover T.C. 2000 64,000 box rental. ad has been set. Skeena Valley Fall Fair will 635-!456 as soon as passible. " opportunity to earn extra Oct. 1. Phone 635.3682or 638. BOX replies on "Hold" monelr, $6 - $8 per hour. ton camper Special, 1976 1587. (ctf) miles. 4 wheel disc brelum. be spo~nsoring a bus trip for Skylark 9" camper. Also Leather upholstery. Good inetructlons not picked up those people wishing to at- Tralnlng is available. For CORRECTIONS: Skeena HeMih Unlt • portable electric organ. 635- Wanted to rent. Responsible condition. 635-4709 after ~4. within 10deys of expiry of an tend the Smlthers BuIkley interviews Call Marnle 635. Must be made before. 2nd 3215-2 Eby Street • 3541. "(p5-11) couple. Non drinkers, non. (p3-9) '. -. advertisement will be Ioserflon. Valley Fall Fair. Terrace, B.C. •4501 anytime (Fuller Brush) destroyed unless mailing The bus will leave the front 635.6307 smokers desire 2 bedroom Allowance can be made for One Dodge Power Unit, 6 cyl accomodaflen. Phone Dan at 1973 Chew Nova 350 custom Instructions are received. only one Incorrect ad. of the Terrace Hotel at 7:30 The following ere a few of These answering Box :~. " VOLUNTEERS with power treln end pulleys, 638.1041. (p5.8) . V.8 49,000 miles. Phone 635+ e.m. on Aug. 26th & return 'the services offered locally off Bell sewmlll. Price $800. 4284. After Aug 14, 635-4074. Numbers are requested not from Smlthers fairgrounds by your Health Unit Staff: BOX NUMBERS: The John Howard Society of Phone 635-2668. (p3-9) Wanted to rent a 3 bedroom. (c5.11) to send Originals of 75 cents pick up. at 6 p.m. Aug. 26th. CHILD HEALTH CON- documents to avoid loss. B.C. Invites applications house or trailer, pllone 798. 51.25 mailed. Price. $12.00 return FERENCES. Frldge & stove In Harvest 2259. (p5-8) 1974 Chev i/= ton P.U. with All claims of errors in 58.00 return, special rate for from mature, well- . Held weekly at the Health Gold. Stove Is 24" automatic . " 1976 Travel.Mate 7~' advertisements must be senior citizens Unit every Tuesday from established m.f persons CLASSIFIED DISPLAY: Interested In representing range with continuous c!eam Mov~8 to Terrace, require camper, 3 way trldge, fur-' received by the publlsher Rates available upon Non.refundable tickets. h30- 3:50 p.m. Pleaeephone within 30 days after the first the Society In the Terrace oven. Frldge Is all (no 3-4 bedroom home, will nace & propane stove, will request. For more Information and.or for an appointment freezer compartment). Both maintain, wilIi~ to rent or sell' as unlt or separately. publloatlon. tickets please phone 635.2,194 • Held at Thornhill area. Duties would consist of at- are in excellent condition. lease, references, security 635.3795after 5 pro. (p3-9) It Is 'agreed by the ad. NATIONAL CLASSIFIED or 635.7019. Recreation Centre on. the vertlser requesting space tondlng certain community 635-6912. (c2.8) delWMt, mature family d ...... RATE: fourth Friday of every' meetings and also of acting l~ee. Refer bqulrtos to The 1973 Datsun 240z. Excellent that the liability of the 22 cents per agate line. Terrace Dog Club will he month from 1:30 - 3:30 p.m. Herald In the event of fallure as a contact for released One set of Ludwig drums for Herald Box 1128, Terrace, mechenlcal condlflon 43000 Minimum charge $5.00 per sponsoring • Flea Market to Please phone for" an ap. sale. Call 635.4761 after 5. B.C. (cUt) mllea. Alr condltlonlng. to publish an sdvertlsoment be held on Sunday Aug. 13th Inmates seeking to re- Insortion. polntmont. esteblls'h themselves In the (c5.11) " Phone 635.5770. (p2~)+ or In the event of en error from 1 to 4 p.m. at Thornhlll • Babysitters who bring Boarding homes for high appearing In the ad. community. LEGAL- POLITICAL AND Community Hall, Century children must have parents This is a VOLUNTEER, all For Sate: Paper (r011 ends) school students to aflend For Sale heavy duty 1973 vartlsement as published TRANSIENT AD- Blvd. written consent for Im. shall be Ilmitsd to the expense paid posit!on. and waste-paper suitable for school In Terrace from ton Chev pick.up, PS,.PB, VERTISlNG: Any indlvldua~s or other munizatlon. Please reply with details of crafts. Pick up by the lot at September 7eta June 30, 1979 Michelin tlrea. 23700 ~llel. amount paid by the ed. $5.60 per column inch. groups & organizations ADULT CLINICS vertlser for only one In. Interests and background to the Herald office. room and board rate $175 per With canopy. Will Coollder wishing space to display or These ere held at the Health D. Cufts, 2739 Quince St., month. For further In- small car In trade. 635.2164. correct Insertion for the BUSINESS PERSONALS: sell their goods are very Unit on Monday, Wed- Wanted . 175 motor for formation DIAL 635.71271ocal (c5.11) portion of the advertising Prince George, B.C. In. $4.00 per line par month. welcome. nesday, and Friday from tervlows will be held locally Kawasakl motor bike. Phone 19 [c20.20) space occupied by the In. Contributions will be 3:00 . 4:10 p.m. by ep. .On a 4 month basis only. In sept. 635.3258after 6 pm or Gord at 1974 =A ton GMC truck, dual correct or omlffed Item only, welcome & will be picked up. polntment only. 635.4941during the day. (sff) batteries end gas" tanks, and that there shall be no DEADLINE There will bee concession pRENATAL CLASSES Phone 632.6424 effer S pm~ liability to any event greater Drycleenlng firm requires siand & admittance at the Clesses are held throughout bookeeper. Must be able to For sale, chesterfield & (pS.lO) . :'. ; than the amount paid for door is 25 cents per adult. the year at Intervals for chair, 2 end tables and coffee DISPLAY: d~ fuli set of books, in~ludlng WIT • • such adverffslng. 4:00 p.m. 2 days prior to For more Information please expectant parents. Phone table. Will sell separately. ChOlco Property For sale 1974 Ford F2S0 pickup 14 Advertisements must monthly P&L. Write Box •publication day. call 635.4217or 635.3955. the Health Unit for details 1181 Terrace Herald (c5.11) Phone 635-9255. (c5-7) Just under 1 acre corner speed tremmlsslon, ~)Y4 comply with the British and registration. property with paved street engine, power eteer!ng, Columbia Human Rights Act 4AT Trackers on 151(10CON • CLASSIFIED: The following Neigh- HOME NURSING CARE In front. Complete with• 1971 which prohibits any ed. beurheed Watch Meetings Nursing care In the home for Houseparents rims, GM.Chev, Phone 635- Four rental unlts with new Vanguard camperMM. Ideal 1:00 p.m. day prior to for Group Home 5092 (ctfl vertlsing that dlscrlmlnafos publication day. are the last to be scheduled those who need It on referral plumblng & hot water for back roads, hunting and against any person because for the District of Terrace. from their family doctor. For Sale 36'"x24'culvert for a tanks. fishing. of his race, religion, sex, Please note that these Terrace eree only. On September I, 1978, well. P.O. Box 714. (c10-13) Two bedroom house, wlth Total price for both unl~ ALL CLASSIFIED CASH houseparents will be color, nationality, ancestry WITH ORDER other' than meetings have been HEALTH PARADE work shop cement floor. $3495.See Itat Camper La.nd, or place of origin, or because scheduled to cover specific For 4year old children. Held required to operate a Wanted, used small frldge Very good well two bl 5412 Highway 16 West, phone BUSINESSES WITH AN TEENAGE group home In his age Is between 44 and 65 ESTABLISHED ACCOUNT. areas and householders on third, Monday of every suitable for cottage: 635.6357. gardens & lawn with trees 635.6174. Dealer Llcence n0. years, unless the condition Is living in these areas are month. Developmental, Terrace, B.C., for six (sff) & shrubs. D(X)611A. (C5-10) - " . : lustitled by a bona fide urged to attend. vision, hearing screening chlldren. Houseparonfs must Ronnl for expansion on service charge of $5.00on all he emotl0nally mature, and For sale: chesterfield and requirement for the work N.S.F. cheques. :. done. Pleese phone for :orner very reasonable for Sine. station; .wi@~hv (.1974 Thursday, August lg, 1978 appointment. 'will require the following chair $300. reg shoo.carpet, :ast~'soniWfprh~s possible. PIat);iGo0d/ca'~llllLF+ront qualifications: good condition, tricycle, WEOOI NG ....DE SCR I P,-"* CATCH-UP MEETING PRENATAL BRE"ATHING Some lumber & many wheel drive, radial tires, am 7:30 p.m. & RELAXING EXERCISES An ability to understand, aluminum frame patio extras mostly all fur. radio. Asking $1800 or best TIONS: accept and work with doors, single pane !;35,00. No charge provided news At the Jack Cook School Held every Monday. of. ~lshed. offer. Call 635.9444 or 638. children who may have some Phone"635-2156. (p3-8) Published at Terrace submitted within one month. 4720 Graham Avenue, ternoon at 1;00 - 2:00 p.m. Apply: R.A. Clark • 635. 1418. '(p5-10) Terrace V.D. CLINIC degree of a social or 3198 after 6 p.m. (p10.37) B.C. 5 days a week $5.03 production charge for emotional disturbance: wedding and.or engagement FOR: All areas South of the Held every Nk~day. et 3:30 Birch fire wood for sale. 638- 1973 Ford Maverick Deluxe. Railway Tracks. or by appointment. An ability to provide ef- 1976 or 635.4592. (p5-I0) aVInyl roof, brown on whlts, • pictures. News of weddings fective parenting and to Monday to Friday, mornings (write.ups) received one SAN ITATION recently rebuilt fran. Thursday, August 17, 1978 The public health Inspectors maintain good standards of smlssion & valve Job,'S2200 month or more after event phystcal es well es emotional PUBLISHER S10.00 charge, with or CATCH-UP MEETING ere now situated In Eby firm. 638•0387. (p3-7~rl ,'1, Laurie Mallett 8:00 p.m. Street. They will be pleased care for children: 1.5 acres. All year spring fed without picture. Subject to An ability to manage well condeneatlon. Payable in At the Northwest Com- to assist with any sanitation For Sale 17' "Lund" boat, creek. Very secluded and 1977 Datsun Hatchba¢k.'55®~ munity College Meeting problems. In all areas of living, In- nicely treed. One mile from miles. Like new. Phone '632.: SUBSCRIPTION advance. cluding household motor & trailer. $5,500. Will Room (across from general Speech end Hearing Clinic consider reasonable offer. town. Asking $11,900. Write 3817. (c5-9).. ,: RATES office) Held at ,1612 Grelg Avenue. operations, budgeting and Box 714 TerraCe. (p20.17) . "' ~-'~e b"P lanning constuctive and Phone 635.9429. (IO3.8) Effective October 1, 5330 McConnell Averlue, HearlnQ tests w,,, ,,~ u~-, ..., I I f 1974 Ford Bronco ranger, V- 1977 Terrace 'b~ referral from "'family creative act rites or the For Sale 20 ft. wooden river 8, 4 wheel drive', Good CLASSIFIED AN- FOR: All Bench ereas. 'doctor or community health children In the home. boat with 55 hp Chrysler condition. Phone 635.6B44 Co-operation with the after 5. (c10-14Y Single Copy 20c NOUNCEMENTS: motor with let unit also , . ,, , Is your son Interested In Ministry of • Human By Carrier ruth 3.00 Resources and other com- spare' leg with prop (new), Wanted responsible Births 5.58 Scouts. If so the 1st Terrace three gas tanks, new anchor, 1970 Ford F250 Ranger, By Carrier year 36.00 Scout Troop Is taking pre munity resources is essential caretaker with mobile home camper special, new paint. Engagements 5.58 In meeting_eachchild's need. new life Jackets, new marine By Mall 3 ruth 12.00 roglsfretlon for september. to operate a mobile home Top condition. Also 2 trailer Marr)agas 5.~ Group home services are battery and complete new • park In Terrace area. Free By Mail 6 ruth 22.00 Deaths 5.50 Max number will be 24. If .We would like,to express our rack and pinion steering. axles & wheels. 635.3939.(c& contracted for by the space rent & commission. 8) , :', : By Mall year 40.00 Funerals • 5.58 Interested carl Mrs. Wardrop ki~:ere thanks to the staff at S2,000.00 firm. Phone 635- at 635.3553. Fees will be Ministry, of Human 5937' nights, 6381613 Days. Contact F.L. Janauer. 638. Cards of Thanks 5.50 Mills Memorial Hospital who Resources. Contract Is ,Senior Citizen year S20.00 per boy. Anyone in. attended to the late Theresa • (cff) 8233.evenings after 7. (c10-81 Memorial Notices 5.50 negotlahle. Please submit a 2¢00 terested In helping with , LeRoss. The excellentcare & complete resume in care of Brlllsh Commonwealth and PHONE 635-6357 ~couts plea.so call. thoughtfulness Is greatly Mr. D. Anonby, District United States of Amerlce 1 Classified Advertising Dept. _' ..... "appreclatsd. Supervisor, Ministry of year 51.00. uo ~rou teem you Have Pierre LeRoes & family ~ ~~A Drinking Problem? Human Resources, 4506 (pl-7) Lakolse Avenue, Terrace, Box 399, Terrace, B.C. There Is help 1 bedroom duplex for rent. .Skeene Valley Rebekah Avalleblel B.C., V8G 1P4. Terms of VaG 2M9 Furnished, In town. Phone Lodge - Rummage Sale - •Phone 635-5636 references for contrectural 635.5464. (p3-8) August 26th, 10 am to 2 pm arrangements may be Telephone: ALCOHOLICS Fall Bazaar November 4th ANONYMOUS clarified at your local office 12x60 House trailer, fully 112-604-635-6357' Both In Elks Hall NOTIOE Meetings: • ABLE ELECTRIC LTD. of the Ministry of Human furnished. Only couples with Resources. Closing date Is HOME DELIVERY Man.: 8:30 p.m. United Electrical end Refrigeration 1 or 2 children. No dogs. Notice is hereby given that a Public August 19, 1978. Terrace & District Church contract. Features w-w carpeting In L.R. S225per month. Located Hearing will be held on proposed "Kltimat- Thornhiil & Olstrlct Thurs. or Set. 8:30 p.m. Mills I~iouse wiring. Stikine Regional District By-law No. 3'/, Phen~A35.&357 Memerlel Hospital. ~Lt4176 24. SITUATIONS+ In Thornhlll. Phone 635.2482. m~ln~ Sun. Breakfast Meeting. (p3-9?) 1976, Electoral Area E and Specified Por- 10:00 to noon. Lakelse Hotel DUFFS BICYCLE SHOP .WANTED • tion of Electoral Area C Zoning By-law, KI Chdrcn Reconditioned bikes and '~ .... SKEENA-CE~ITRE repairs. I will babysit In my home. Amendment By-law No. 106, 1978." Skeene Centre offers to the Reesoneble rates• Phone 635.3389. (c4.9) proposed Zoning By-law is concerning the ...... ),TIONS Senior Citizens of the following property. Coming Events The Three Rivers Workshop Terrace and Thornhlll area --CONCRETE SEPTIC 32. BICYCLES, ~ Terrace Little Theatre's for the Handicapped are. the following services. .TANKS PRE-KAST I Lots 64 and 65 Plan 8213 D.L. 4000 RSCD . Activity Centre for hen For immediate delivery MOTORCYCLES special seasonopener will be looking for donations of any) .t (Woodland Heights Grocery Store 2390 an Informal evening of skits, fold, broken or used pieces ofl dlcrafts Septic System For Sale: A 175cc Yamaha songs & refreshment. furniture, also any discarded . Day Care for working Specialists Enduro, Asking $350.00, Hemlock St.) Anyone Interested In par wood products we could use people "Insist on the Best" - Drop-in for companionship PHONE 635.3939 Good running condition, also ti¢lpeting should come to the for recycling or renovetlng. .,XeAVATIN G a 1977 750 cc Honda Super- FOR SALE BY OWNER The general intent of the proposed Zoning & coffee, SCHM ITTYS organizational meeting Call us af 635.2238 between sport with windlammer ! Bdrm, full Bsmt, Rec. By-law is to change the zoning designation Monday August 14, 7:30 pm 8a.m. and 3 p.m., we will try Monday thru Friday 8.4. -- fairing, like new condition, Treneporfatlon available• Rm, 2 full l~aths, 2 from Residential to Neighbourhood Com- at Terrace Utile Theatre to make arrangements for GOLDEN RULE never rode In the dirt, asking Contact Skeenavlew Ledge Odd lobs for the Iobtess. Fireplaces, w w carpet, mercial. building 3625 Kelum. Call pickup. price $2700.00or bast offer. ;undeck, many extras. 635.9444 for more In. 635.2265 ~one 635.4535. 3238Kalum Phone 635.3824 after six. INCHES AWAY CLUB Loceted on bench on formation. LONG TERM CARE (p10.7) Benner St. To view call 635. ~e e proposed Zoning Amendment may be Meet every Tuesday night at GEMINI EXCAVATING T' Office at No.205.4721 Lazelle V~os wed during regular business hours at 8 in the Skeene Health Unit. LTD. II I II Terrace Slnglee Club (for. Ave. Tel 635.9196. 1976- 768-4"H-onda. AppIy Regional District Kitimat - Stikine office. For more Information phone (WeB Andrews) 4634Park Ave., or call 635- marly Minus One Club) will ~.3747 or 6~.~3 Assessment and planning for Backhoe Work The Public Hearing shall be held in the hold • dance social at the those eligible for Long Term 4659,. (p5-9) For Sale 2 bedroom house Hourly & Contract with fireplace. Large beck Thornhill Community Center on Tuesday /Masonic Hall 4917 Lazelle Rip.e Relief ' Care. 635:3479anYtime (next to the United Church) AID TO HANOICAPPED 1978 Yamaha 268 cc Enduro. yard with garden space. August 15, 1978 at 7:30 p.m, .... Abod~k ~ud6,il-i~g " Office at No. 205.4721 700 km. Like now, asking Asking $5,1,030. Vlow at 20 on Saturday Aug. 12 et 9 p.m & Crisis Line for " RUPERT STEEL & For intormetlon phone: Lazelle. Tel 635.9196. SALVAGE LTD. $1,300. Phone 635.3022after 6 Nags St. or call 632.3413. Any and all persons having an interest in Women Assessment end guIda~tce pro. (c3-7) (c10-9) Olive 635.4852 635431~1 We bJy copper, brass .ell the proposed Zoning Amendment shall take Bob 635.9649 for vooetlonel end social ',metals and batteries. notice and be governed accordingly. Margaret 635.9349 rehabilitation done by Location - Seal Cove Harley Davldson, Rigid L I frame, V twin, 45 cu. In. ttome For Sale: , • . . • j consultent. ~ Open till S p.m. Man. to Set. Skeene District Girl Guide., :.F~om-8~ Asking $1,100.Phone 638.1493. One year old three John Pousette Tha Catholic Womens. would like to announce the Join the [ (p6.11) bedroom home. Walnut League (C.W.L.) will hold opening of a Land Ranger BLOCK PARENT • THE HOBBY HUT., cahlnets, w to w carpets, Secretary-Administrator tht Fall Bazaar on October Company In the Thornhlll program Ceramic. supplies and For Sale 1976 K.Z. 75 with partially finished Regional District of Kitimat-Stikine 211, the last Setur¢lay In area. Girls between the ages Greenware;.~elr brushing' Kawaeakl. Low mileage, like basement. Fully land- No. 9 4644 Lazelle (~, ef Verltas Hall. of 14 end 18 who are In. ' . call 635.3164 available- custom firing. new condition. Phone 635- scapad on paved st. Phone Terrace, B.C. terested please call 635-3061 3936 McNeil St. 3594. (c3.8) after 6 pm 635.7367. or 638.1269 (ctf) 6~.9393 I r

Page II, THE HERALD, Thursday, August 10, 1978 1968 Ford School Bus. Seats removed for camper or DIRT moving. Motor needs repair. CHEAP ACR08S 12 Mmlem S Blockhead ' ~1 Loki's son Asking $2300. 94 Skeena, TOURISTALK (archaic) :~ J0umeyi~ Klflmat. 632.3460. (c3-7) Dlvorcel $100. plus filing 1 Taps gently prince BLISS FROM TOURISM BRITISH COLUMBIA s~eeW~e a~tom 6 Wild 0x ~1 Formosa fees. Obtain your lawyer BY Jack House. The Director By Shirley Guth 1974 International V= ton 4 supervised divorce over the Teachers Scotch Infoemalmn Centre Men t8 Transgress 7 Man's Strait speed, radio, canopy, new phone fastl Call Self- : " 9 Demon . 49 Verdi opera nickname , bland The Noisy Wife's Gun August 7-.13: Roads are classed from one to behind an unloaded truck for a 18 Give forth SO Charles fires, 37,000 miles, can view Counsel Services toil free Visitors to Edinburgh climb 8 -- of Panama ~ Mend at 5116 Graham Ave., or call Got the horn-honking, six. Ones, located in active log- safe tag.along. • Drivers use two- 18 Burden Lamb 9 Go from 27 Building 1!2-800.663-3007. Chargex the hill to the Edinburgh crowded-campsite, traffic's-got- 635-3564 or 635.6166 (lmth and Mastercharge accepted. Castle "and see the famous ging areas, are two-lane gravel way radios to tet each other know HMoreover SIVehement ' place to " wing me-down blues? avenues in top condition. Sixes-- exactly where they-and you--- 15 Farthest aft 52 Secosdbend (4~1,3) ...... cannon known as Mona Meg, place Z8 Off.yielding It was made by a black- Hang a right into ~e peaceand often abandoned, winding dirt are. Coveredwith I0 DbposiUen tree quiet along 48,000 kilometros of trails--,~re best tackled with . Every area of the province 17Elecirifted Does your bu!ldlng need smith- by the name of particle hoarfrost n smaU ~ En~-os~ exterior painting? Call 635- Mouncey, a brawny man with B.C. logging roads. four-wheel drive vehicles, offers its special logging road 18 Region DOWN liqueur 31 Town in 4906 Kermode Friendship six equally brawny sons and a Secluded beaches,little-fished For updates on road conditions, attractions right now: 18 Aeosssibla 1F0otiike glass Switzerland BFor Sale: 1976 McGInnls Centre. LEave name and very noisy wife• hot spots, lakes to swim in or to local fishing or even on the Pick huckleberries, now juicy Zl--Bryant " pert 18 New Deal 34 From -- to 12x68 Trailer with 8](16 Joey phene number for Terry, ~- . ~ .-- _s canoe in complete solitude await weather, stop in at the division and ripe along Okanagan back- bl Girl friend 2 Danish org. Beersheba shack ~: 8'x24' Veranda. 3 ~ ...,)~1~,,- ~ ~ the meForistwilling to steer clear Free Estimate. (stf) logging office, roads. . In Pads county 20 Appears,ca 35 Long metal bdrms & will sell furnlshed =- ~ .~JV~, :...I of h~hways and onto a logging Companies like MacMillan Fish a quiet lake in Vancouver ~ Collection 3 Fasten ~i 21 Mine pin or unfurnlshed. Phone 63S- - , ('/(~''~ U".~lroadih~s'weck. . Bloedel supply excellent logging Island's Sayward Forest. A Mac- of facts 4 I~yem 9750 or vlew at ne. 18 5016 - i~- ~ ~il~;Crissrcrossing vast forests, entrance 3'/Source of road maps that show active roads Millan Bioedel Mcnzies Division 26 Objector Average solution time: 23 min. heat Park Ave. ~f=~,,.t~ ~,- "~'~. .~X"Ithese roads, once closed to any- with restricted access, and sccon- logging map will guide you there. 30 Son of ~OI[~ILIDllP I NISIAILIAI 38Slash For Sale, 1970 12x68 Park. NOTICE TOCREDITORS ~ ~ (~ /~J ~.e but logging orews, are now dary wads open to the public 24 Canadian Forest Products pro- Bess ~v'v': t[~ ~. o p.e."n at icast part of the time to the .IO~l~mSADEIAIMC~I~I 39 Exchange wood 3 bedroom traller. Set- hours a day. They also list camp vides conifortable campsites right 31 Nimbuses IAlt.lOIUll$11 ITmLIEISIEI premiura up on fenced lot. $18,000. Estate of the deceased: ~.~T~b]ic.:~: and picnic sites, boat launches, in -the heart of northern Van- 3~ Arab dNIDII ITLmSpIAIRIEISI ~ Counsel Copperslde Estates. Phone WALL, Donald Charles late ..~ .-- r"'k"~ ~Follow a British ~Columbia trails and points of interest, couver Island's fine trout fishing garment L It 31~[C I~,M]I (dial•) 638.1273. (c3-8) of R.R. nr. 2 Hampton Rd., Mouneey and. his sons Forest Products tree fann licensed But logging road travel is not country. I~l I R EllREIDIL- I ICIAISI forged the great cannon for logging mad o.n Vancouver Is- all free-wheeling. There are a few East of Prince George, logging 33 Lovingly ! "IE--. !I~IIA~AISIHI 41 Toward the Terrace, B.C. 35 Halt King James II of Scotland, land, for example, and you may ~IRRI I ISIEIS~SlNIEIEI moeth 1972 Statesman mobile Creditors and others having safety tips. roads lead to beautiful country, ~ Dmerve [~I LIAIC i IAIT 411 ".,, of thee" home, 2 bedrooms, fully claims against the said who wanted it for battering discover a lakeside campsite, Chief rule of the mad: logging some campsites, a canoeing ad- 3'/Form of down the walls'of a neighbor- 'IAI'TIEIDll I IDIEI~LISI ~ The carpeted, furnished. 5 major estate(s), are hereby complete with tim grills and trucks always have the right of venture on the Bowmn River, or irap~l~thlg [.~! flTIEllI~A~AIBIEILI "greatest" appliances including dish- required to send them duly ing castle. Local people called chopped wood, picnic tables, way. Onceyou'veseenatowering lazydaysjustfishingforrainbows 38Finv0red i Ell:Ill I IRIEllLIEINIOI washer. Excellent condition. verified to the PUBLIC the cannon Mouncey's Meg fresh water and toilets. log-loaded track highball down a and kokanee. i OlSllPlEISllS T ElPl ~ Outer edge because it roared just as 6-~ 41 -- of Phme 63~3~08. (p3.8) TRUSTEE, 800 Hornby Camping is free and several narrow din mad, you'll know And logging roads all over the (Fr.) Street, Vancouver, B•C. V6Z loudly as the blacksmith's 40 R~e Answer to yesterday's puzzle. Judgment wife did. sites have boat ramps and nature why. province provide some of the For Sale: three 12'xS2', 2 2CS, before September 6, trails. Recreational officers cad "Drive slowly, braking is dif- happiest hunting grounds for bedroom semi.furnished This cannon figured in 1;- ~ ~ ~T'lT~'lF'l 1978, after which date fhe many battles, says Teacher's provide you with details on near- ficult on gravel," suggests a photographers wanting a bead on Safeway Trailers. Units assets of the said estate will Scotch Information Centre, by demonstration forests and logging official. "And on dusty wildlife. .m -4- m complete with blocking, fuel. be distributed, having and eventually ended up on relics from bygone logging oper- roads, you're more visible to Look for the "edge effect", tanks, axles and wheels. regard only to claims thet the battlements of Edinburgh ations. They also conduct guided oncoming tracks with your head- where newer forestsjoin old ones. Asking $6,000. Call J. Hut. have been receivnd. Castle. Over the years its tours of BCFP's logging oi,2ra- chlegs Box 727, Stewart, BC. lights on." Younger forests feature numerous CLINTON W. FOOTE name had become Mons Meg. tions. Phone 636-2660. (p20.1s) And if you stop to swim or deer and grouse; moose prefer 15 r "-T PUBLIC TRUSTEE Youql be glad to know that If you're afraid logging roads it's now silent. hike, he adds: "Park your car well to 25-yefir areas. Bring fast color 10x502 bedroom trailer. Set. To whom it may concern: will do i. the family sedan-- off the road, away from comers film, and telephoto and close.up relax. Road quality can be sur- up in trailer court. Large I, Nell T, Turner will not be FACTS ON and behds." lenses. 2S" 5 [ooy shack. For. quick sale responsible for any bills or prisingly high. Watch for signs posting safe" Any mad-weary motorist's - $2,500 or highest offer. 635. debts Incurred by my wild, .FATHERS "Your teeth needn't rattle like times to travel on "live" roads, holiday can take a turn for the 32 5502. (cS.8) as of this date August S, 1978. In parts of old Africa, the a box of Chicklets." promises usually from 5 p.m. to 6:30 a.m., better this week, right onto a B.C. -4-- . Nell T. Turner best gift a young man could one veteran logging mad travel- Monday to Friday. logging • road. From there it's $6' Safeway doublewlde (p3.S) give his father was the skin ler, "if you choose roads to suit On radio-c.ontmlled roads, straight ahead to relaxing outdoor 1440 sq ft. Includes all of his first lion. In pre-revo- your vehicle." some motorists like to fall in adventure. meier app!lancen, large lutionary China, ~t. prized garden shed and fencing. 3 present for Pop was a longev- 9 bedrooms, 2 full baths, and ity robe: a silken robe em- . ! fireplace. Set up and fully broidered With the Chinese skirted In Cedarvlew at no. PUBLIC TRUSTEE characters for "long life." ¢IB .,t 31-4619 Queensway Drive ESTATE SALE The Secret°-Life Of The Forest (Timberland Trailer The Public Trustee as Ad. WHAT PART OF A TREE IS ALIVE? Park). $26,000 Phone 635- minlstrator of the Estate of. A tree breathes. It draws layer. They are the only 9~9. (ctf) James Lee Bethuren? offerS, nourishment from air and -w~'"'~':'...... ' ,-" living cells in the trunk. In for sale the following estate ICRYPTOqUIP 6-22 soil. It grows. But, only a summer, when the tree For Sale 12X68' 3 bedroom property: small part of a living tree grows, these cells divide con- Waller (5afeway). Fur. Omineca Assessment ia actually alive. tinually-adding thickness DYRP YCZYRS GQKZCPC KA- nlshed or unfurnished. 8X12 District Life can be found in the but no height to the tree. HEATED JOEY SHACK. Lots 19 & 20 very tips of the roots. The The cells that form on the iGQYZPH SY DCP H APUUYVC' Complete with 8,000 BTU air District tot 1637, Range 5 leaves. The buds. The outside of the cambium layer cond. Close to schools 635. Coast Distrld, Plan 1270 flowers. The seeds. And a become bark, those that Yesterday's Cryptoqalp -- DELICATE DECAL DESIGNER 9323. (p10-7) being located at Usk, B.C., American Fathers are happy single thin layer of cells that form on the inside become DELIGHTS CONSERVATIVEHOSTESS. approximately 12 miles to receive a new razor, but sheathes the entire tree from wood. Today's Cryptoqnlp clue: A equals C east of Terrace, B•C. years ago sons gave Dad a the tips of the roots to the The Leaves The Cryptoqulp is a simple substitution cipher in which each longevity robe or a lion skin. buds on the ends of the MOBILE HOMES Two lots each approximately The leaves---or'needles in letter used stands fur another. If you think that X equals O, it 1.1 acres (159 ft. by 300 ft.) Life in modern America smallest branches. coniferous trees--make sugar will equal O throughout the puzzle. Single letters, short words, calls for another kind of gift. But those living .parts of out of water passed up from and words using an apostrophe Can give you eluos to locating New m0bile homes from located near the former C.N. Railway Station. The 1978 Many young shavers, and the tree--about one percent the roots and carbon dioxide vowels. Solution is accomplished by trial and error. as low as $100.00 down. taxesgrossare$11.27perlot, others, are pleasing fathers of its bulk--perform amaz- in the air. In doing this they O.A.C ...... ingly ' complex functions. | Wrlttew ,offers for~ this. with a n~w ~haver, One that utilize the energy-.of light* ( nronert~ wlil bG~l~ec'el~¢~dbY ~ ~stends out like no other dee- They build a structure that with the aid of ehl()~ophyll. Set up ahd defivered t~heund~r.signed~up t0"12:O0 tric .razor. has a chic silver- can soar skyward a hundred The sugar is passed back~to ' trades welcome noon on Monday, 28th August colored body to help men feet or more and stand for the other living cells in the centuries. 1978. No representations are start the day with elegance tree so that they can breathe. Test Your Knowledge Of Pirates The leaf buds on the twigs Phone collect 591-510,' maoe" w'--iln res--ctpe to the and it has a better shaving The Roots -- - ...... e t- the angle than ever before It are alive, too. It is' their ~vnalrlon or or Till O , ...... ' A large tree has hundreds (eft " ~ ~" ~--* -'-r features cnree .,Vllerogroove ' growth that gives a tree properly". i ne ntgne~..... o,m llOatlng...... neaas wlin ;1~ seiz- of miles of roots to anchor height, and exten& its er any...... oner nor necessarily ~.snarpenlng ,...... surgical steel it to the soil but only the A LARGE TREE has branches. "Runt or Purchase 1972 12x68 acceprea, uasn prererreo om hlndo~ nr*d nin= ~1~0~,~, / very tips of the roots are hundreds of miles of roots terms considered• Enquiries comfort...... settings to regulate' living, growing cells that to anchor it to the soil, This article was prepared "I Paremont house trailer with push a protective cap of dead flreplece near stores and may be directed to the the degrees of shaving close- but most of that length by the St• Regis PoperCom- cells through the soil. Just is dead, woody matter, pony, which--toðer with .schools, on private lot. Rent Property Department, ness. Made by Norelco and Public Trustee's office, 68S. called the Rotary Razor Ad- behind the tip are the root- the other members of the $255. per month with option hairs, tiny, single-cell projec- The Trunk forest products industry--is to buy or purchase $9,500 2431. justable Tripleheader Charger, it also has a pop-up trimmer tions that absorb water and Extending from the tips' vitally concerned with main. open to offers. Will carry Clinton W. Foote dissolved materials from the of the roots to the ends of raining the beauty and use- PubllcTrustee . that's 24 percent wider for second morgage if nec. increased efficiency. soil, and start it on its way the branches is ~ single layer fulncse of America's forests Phone 112-762-4612. Write 800Hornby St• up to the leaves. of living cells--the cambium for the generations to come. Vancouver, B.C. Customs vary in the way Joe Rorke, Gen Del, Win- fathers treat children, too. In field, B.C. (ctf) V6Z 2CS (C2.2,7) parts of Russia, for instance people never played with Versatile Rice Cornplements Outdoor Meals their offspring, and fathers Rice has such varied uses Mobile Home were despised for holding that it combines beautifully Immediate Delivery their little ones' hands past with food from any country TO Your Location the age of 4. In New Guinea, for exciting eye-catching, however, fathers tend to be outdoor meals. SWIFT•AND VERSAT,'E craft like• this brigantine were are now available on our very gentle with children, de- Rice grown in the U.S.A. pirate favorites in their constant quest for booty. lovely 14 wide and lighting in feeding them by is probably the world's doublowide mobile homes. hand, and parental "don'ts" finest. Delicious yet inex- Errol Flynn portrayed was once a rich, respected You chooseyour decor, ant are few. Surprisingly to some, pensive, it can meet your them as daring and dashing, merchant captain living in the youngsters don't grow up family's nutritional needs romantic swashbucklers in New York City was (a) Ne custom build to suit spoiled, but are gentle, rep- ~overnment grant of $25(X : year round but is especially numerous films, but most William Kidd (b) Thomas licas of their mild parents. useful when you prepare real pirates were greedy cut: Taw (e) Captain Blood? ;)plicable. Expense paid throats plundering ships for '(XI909 fare Vancouver - Return. international dishes for Save W a t er baekyard or patio meals, or valuable booty. Why not "llI 'o~ea!q~) "eAV mB!qa!l~ For free credit check and torney ~enerat - ~nerm's take this quiz on buccaneer "N H,g) ~ooG oJl'I-am.q, approval please phon~ Office, Terrace for steak barbecues. And Money To begin your thinking history and see if you can ~q Pa.qqlqnd as!~es we~ej collect. REQUIRES: 2 years separate the truth from "sas •au aql u! ~looq lmU Propedy maintained land- and planning this year, you Parker Homes of Canada clerical experience and a might consider a colorful Hollywood myth? aql 'as;raM aq~; u! punoj eq Ltd. typing spend of 50 w.p.m. scape plants can add signifi- • 1. The most popular uea,a~om pun msMane esaql cantly to the financial worth menu built around the Canadian citizens are national dish of another place, for selling pirate IIV "PPDI "1dec se uMom! (c15-23) given preference. of your property, and so it's a booty was (a) Englahd (b) Jolleq s! PPDI mellUM good idea to learn the country. Whether it's a SALARY: S98S.S1077 plus chicken, seafood, lamb, Mexico (c) the American (e) 'I, "ea;~?d Bno.uo;ON amount of water plants colonies? ;son eq; ,to s~aPmN pus Isolation allowance of actually require. pork or beef entr~e, rieecan AN AMERICAN CLASSIC -Sizzling barbecued $52.80 be its perfect accompani- steak served with Rice.Vegetable Salad. 2. If one pirate murdered sapaqqo~I aq; ,to ~ao;~.H For Sale. 1976 Starcraft tent Most plants can suffer as another pirate, a common lU~aUeD V e~o~ 'aom.~ trailer with stove, frldge, Obtain applications from much, if not more, from ment. Detailed recipes are and return to: available in magazines and peeled, if fresh, and may be water and bouillon cubes. penalty was (a) walking the uosu!qo~ Jo ~oq~ne 'oojaU furnace and canopy. Like excessive watering as from plank (b) 1O0 lashes (c) la!ueQ (a) 'g ',uamqqund e new condition. Phone 63S. too little. Here is a useful cookbooks, but these sug- pureed. Dried or fresh mint adds gastions from experts at the flavor. Cook slowly until being thrown overboard se~ Jaaau ~lueid eql Jupilv~ 3241. SHERIFF'S OFFICE COURT HOUSE" Rice Council may help: Oriental dishes you might rice is tender and the liquid while lashed to the corpse Inq '~uo~ ~ou!tu Joj ,{I Try Spanish or Spanish- try call for steamed rice. absorbed. Cooked, cubed of his victim? -je!qa psen se~ d!qA~ e .q1!M For Sale, 25' Citation motor 4506 Lakelse Terrace, B.C., American~cuisine, in which These may be Chinese, lamb and raisins are added 3. A famous nonfiction Ju]qsel ;qlesp u!~aa lusam home. Made by Bendix. rice plays a bigger part than Japanese, Vietnamese or and the mixture cooked book about piracy is con- ele~!d =eqlouu oi paqsel Fully equipped• In excellent potatoes or pasta. Paella, Thai. Rice served with a about 10 minutes longer to sidered really to have been deep aql olu! peddo=p ~u!aq condition. Very low mileage. the Spanish national dish, meat or vegetable curry is blend flavors. Sprinkle with written by that .famous 'puel Jeau e~e~ ~aql uaq~ Phone 632.5546. (c10 11) LIVESTOCK originated in Andalusia. It's popular. Season shrimp or chopped parsley and serve novelist of the 18th century UeAOos 'm.~e 1,uplnoa eele~ ...... • ...... t rice well seasoned, often ground beef with curry hot. (a) Jonathan Swift (b) -!d lml~ (o) "~ 'smpnemm For Sale: Four 1971 12'x52', with saffron and mixed with .powder, a little garlic, salt, For a USA barbecue meal, Samuel Johnson (e) Daniel Joj meAeq ajee pep.~usd two bedroom semi.furnished For Sale ~ Registered Arab a variety of meat or sausage, onion, black or white pep- nothing beats a thick steak, Defoe? ualjo ea!uoloa uea.uemV Safeway trailers. Complete mare, S years old. Excellent seafood, or poultry. The per and butter, and serve cooked as you wish served 4. A famous pirate who aqj, (o) "i :SU~IM8iqv pleasure horse. Good Spanish often add sherry to the flavorful mixture over with Riee-Vegetable Salad. with axles, wheels, fuel fluffy, long-grained rice. II I IIIII I I tanks and blocking. Asking disposition. Phone 635-6632. their chicken and pork rice Indonesian Rijsttafel, a RICE-VEGETABLE $5,000 each. Call 636.2660 J. (c6-11) dishes. A LITTLE WATER GOES A Mexican eookery--a mix- buffet meal, usually features SALAD Do It Now Hutchlegs, Box 727, Stewart, ~~(, ~.~ ~,,~ ,~/~.~ LONG WAY toward healthy tore of Indian and Spanish-- coconut in the preparation 3 cups cool cooked rice B.C. (plm-10) • ~ ".'~.-~/../ f, t trees, and they go a long way features a number of meat of rice dishes seasofled with 1-1/2 cupssliced celery ~T((~.?. ~Offi,~ toward high property value. and rice dishes. Arroz con chicken stock or bouillon 1 package (10 oz.) 66. HECREATIONAL Cerdo, rice a,d pork, is a cubes. Bay leaf is the herb frozen green peas, Aluminum ~.f--'='~'//~l guideline suggested by the typical easserole suitable for frequently used. cooked and drained VEHICLES outdoor dining, as is Arroz If lamb is featured in the 1/4 cup minced onion sionals in the American conPollo, dee with chicken, market, try a savory Greek 112 cup diced pimientos. 22' River boat and trailer. Aasoeiation of Nurserymen. In both dishes, onion--and claasie such as Souvalaki or 1 cup cubed American Sheets .Can vew at 5116 Graham Most trees, shrubs and sometimes garlic--is cooked Shish Kebab, made by mar- process cheese Ave. or call 635.3564 or 635- other plants growing in the in 61ive oil. Rice is added inating lamb cubes and (1/4-inch cubes) 2§" x 36" 6166 (l110.au10) yard are seriously thirsty and cooked until clear and alternating them on a 1 cup mayonnaise Galileo was the first astron-every, week .to 10 days: If golden but not browned, skewer with peeled boiling 1 teaspoon lemon juice Camper 1975 Edson 8' omer to use the telesconn merets not aoout me equlvm- Water or broth, and then onions and whole mush- 1/2 teespeon each salt and Camper, C-W lS,000 BTU .... ant of an inch of rainfall over 12 sheets enly- 3~7~ that period of time, then all diced and ground pork or rooms with atoms removed, seasoned pepper furnace. Phone 63g-1121 (sff) those plants should be given chicken (and sometimes sau- Grill the kebabs and serve Combine all ingredients Suitable for roofing sufficient water to make sure sage for extra seasoning), is over: hot rice, plain or and toss lightly, Chill. Serve it reaches down to soak the added next, along with seasoned. In lettuce cups and garnish "Nothing is more common root system. cubed, sweet green peppers, Or a Greek casserole can with sliced hard.cooked eggs THE DAILY HERALD thin l fool with a strong For very little water, you hot peppers, raisins, eumin be prepared by sauteing, and tomsto wedges, if de- memory." C.C. Colton and tomatoes, fresh or can- onion in butter or margarine sired. Makes 6 cups or 6 .3212 I(alum St. Te,'ra0a can have a lot of lovely green I around your house. ned. The tomatoes are and adding rice with boiling servings.

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C WAIT! "~'7 "rH~ I.~V~ ll.l.t ~ I Y Y~J C~T ~'~ z N~O you~" ~. I.I Says Marriage Is to pr. Bad for Romance u you feel people or events" have let you down somewhat, ~i~ vu"-n Buren es the benefits you By Abigail HAVE received -- espeda~y day in wid~ to set thin~s in ~l~ proper perspective, "DEAR ABBY: DESPERATE IN DENVER ¢omphdusd TAURUS U~;~ because her relatively young husband had lost o]1 interest (Apr. 21 to May 21) in sex. You replied, "Your husband needs to see a You have fine stellar in- fluences to help you now, but it physidan;curesfor both."If it's •at ph~¢~, it's memt~, and there are will he HOW you use your Sorry, but it won't help. The problem described by this abilities and advantages that _unfulfilled 40.year~Id housewife probably goes back to the will determine the caliber of CATFISH time when the institution of marriage began, your gains. Only your bestl • Even though I am a heart surgeon, I have known count- GEMINI !1r~ less male _patients (and friends) who strike outat home, (May 22 to June 21) bu~.s~relike..crazyatthepflico.Thtsparttcul~paradexis. A splendid Mercury day! prot)aoty an auer~ic reacuon to the marriage certificate-- Especin~y favored: writers, regardless of whether it's printed on rice paper, papyrus, inure•Ibm, editors; those in tapestry or whatever. • If that poor love•tarred woman in Denver would the communieatians field• generally; those in all dissolve her marriage, take up belly dancing, and then live branches of aviation, in sin with the same guy she divorced, it would probably CANCER solve her problem. NEW YORK SURGEON (June 22 to July 23) ~}~ There's no better time than : DEAR SURGEON: You maintain t~ mm54m~ the present to exercise your • I destro,s roman= dmpl~ bea,--e it's ,,,-~'~i~-~ latent talents as well as more , Nonsemet Romonos's metal enemy meetb obvious ab~Ues, to increase that sets in when • rel~ beosmes boring, ehanoesf0radvaneemesL Be monotonous and stale, logical in all discuso/ess. ram.== ,-. or. jo,,,t =o. effort. (July 24 to Aug, 23) Common sense and a B.C. DEAR AJ3BY: We are adopting a baby and plan to bring philosophical attitude will i(; home from the hospital when it is two days old. help you through this Although the baby will not be ours leplly for six somewhat mixed day. Don't IVe HAp iT UPTOHEI _. WTH months, we would ]L](eto let friends know that we have the disrupt your schedule by going NATPNAL. c vbl.15 VV6 K ! baby. " ' ' ' tangents, indulging in Is i~ proper to send out mmouuco_u~e.ntsu. sea• u. we ~.~ off on frivolity. the baby home, or muntwe wsltunUlthe sdopUou m m_p~'~ VIRGO • ~,~,~, • , K.K. (Aug. 24 to Sept. 23) DEAR R.: The eoneoumm of those who have adopted Experiencos of the past may babies Is that it's proper to make the sunouncement as give you clues as to proper soon as the new arrival is in your home. • handling of this day's actlen. With correct procedure, you DEAR ABBY: My lifo wan utterly meuning]e~ until I should (lowell, read your column today and learned that the official date LIBRA for donning my white shoes Is MEMORIAL DAY-end not (Sept, 24 to Oct. 23) "-q'~ .0o one day before! Warm-hearted enthusiasm Thanks to you, Dear Abby, my llfe has token a real for your efforts may not be meaning. White shoes are what life is ill about. But for forthcoming, but they ARE how lon~?ImustknowtheexactcutoffdatelAndpleue being noticed in the right DOONESBURY by Garry Trudeau tell me, what do I do with my feet and my lifo unt/l that _-n~/."e~tw-.ba.~I~ear,~sY ,beloved wM~s places. EmpbaMze your in- nate:/, artlatry~ .con' aff~in?:~-" /, :!~:~!=~:X .~.. ~ "'T ':" ,'~'~ ~;~ ~'. ' "~' -'-~'the-ine~t/,~e;yo.'dbe~r not/f~ Pat Boone.'I do,,'t ~Imu~a~, ~m/tv...... I:N ISSUe)oz--- .Z',~spAu... I BI mv~ ,q,4np~,ew I I=ll,~/z.,vA/.m,u.r,,w,~,~ I r'41~.~p~ ~w/.~,~,,~ I - think he knows about this yet. SCORPIO Sign me, '~tandi~ Pat inmy new white shoes." (Oct. 24 to Nov, 22) J~'~' PAT (MY REAL NAME) New prospects highlighted. What you consider an "ob- CONFIDENTIAL TO E,A.P.: Don't bluff. The moat stocle" to y0ur pinns is only an refreshing and und~rusod phrane in the ENilieh lenlPU~a illusion. Proceed with con- Is: "I don't know." fidence. DEAR. ABBY: What do you think of a husband who SAGITTARIUS X#~ (Nov. 23 to Dec.' 21) spends two nights a week in a Iffe.palnt/~ class scrutiniz- lndiutions of deppod-up ing the anatomy of a young, veluptuous, female model, when 5o knows that hfs wife is etrongly opposed to it;? action in certain areas. Study My husband insist8 that he is a sara•us ar~t, but even in well and be prepared to grasp the name of art, a nude woman umaninE various seductive anY opportunity to advance positions under soft lights with bad~ound music can be a ' your dtatus. turn-on for most men-even artiets, CAPRICORN Thislecaudnaalotofdiesonalouinourbomo, andlneed (Dee; 22 to Jan. 20) your opinion on this thorny problem: We are practically Don't let false pride hinder TnZ WrZAnn o~ m newlyweds, having been marrledonly two yemre, your progress. If you feel JUST PLAIN JEALOUS stymied in a certain area, don't hedtoto to ask advice. DEAR JEALOU8: A nerinus art student is not IIholy to Even a person less ~ifted than be turned on by a model; but ff :Vow husband is, mid he _ yourself could prove bellg~tL goes .directly hems after art rises, you will be the AQUARIUS ~.~,~ beneflciury of the fallout, so why emml~? (Jan. 21 to Feb. 19) ""*.~7~ DEAR ABBY: You told some woman Whose husband A time for definitely had lost all interest in sex to take him to a deetor, ckrffying your obJectives. Get IPmM Well, my husband lost allinterest in sex years 8gu, and together with those who share he IS a doctor? your interests and, between Who should I ~ him to? you, work out ,a dear and HILLSBOROUGHWIFE concise program of action. DEA~ W~E: S~e ~r ~m'. A ~I~ who t~lse (Feb. 20 to Mar. 20) to treat himseff ires • fool for a patient. . Don't let a ~lck~ dtuatien,, easy-care clothing and wash- pretreat soiled items with hamper for white clothes and turn it on. If your washin| Who seld the teen yea~s are the hepl/ost? Far Ahby'a dismay you. Your innate in-({~ ' "~ "~ ~" able home furnishings. 'Spray 'n Wash e laundry soil plsoing colored clothes in a machine is not conveniently new booklet "What Teeters Want to Kmw~' write tuition, whkh often bordersou, ~ llt~~ Curtains, tablewear, and stain remover. Just spray bathroom hamper. When the located, try using two hlmz- real b~piraUon, will see you ~~ blankets and bedspreads are the pretreat directly on the wuher is full, you can simply pen to help ,ave cortinl time. Abby: 182 Lnsky Dr., Beverly Hilk, Calif. 9~1~,. Enclose readily available in synthetic spot, wait 60 seconds and $1 and a lens, stamped t=8 eento), self4ddreued envelope, materials that can be easily launder normally. For extra- please. YOU BORN TODAY are an laundered. Nylon curtal• can tough spots, try another innately enthusiastic, be washed, shaken and hung spray and washing. ~ back on their rods to dry. You can save some time if ~~ °ut~°ing'''achieveend°wedphyslcallymentally per'n; areandas,oftenfor well" ' ''r:~''~'/ ByTCynthia .... ''-'~- "Lee ' The new polyester silk-lank you organize your laundry blouses and shirt8 can be procedures. Instead of setting Instance, in the world of Comumcr Relations Dept. laundered' in a sold-water dirty laundry., get the whole . o .. , . sporiL...... ¥o~r8 18 a ~i ot Texize. 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• P~ga 10, THE HERALD, Thursday, August 10, 1978 IRA, troops battle on anniversary BELFAST '(AP) -- Irish part'of the plant on fire.. than 300 suspected IRA men has 14,000 troops in Ulster Republican Army guerrillas Trouble broke out Zbout on Aug. 9, 1971. along.with more than 16,000 battled Bri~h troops and midnight and continued until More than 1,000 Roman mostly Protestant police and liee today on the seventh dawn, a police spokesman ~:atholies and Protestants militiamen. GORDON versary of the British said. suspected of, terrorist ac- More trouble was expected 8overnment's inirodueflen of We expect it will flare up tivity were jailed before the later this week when the Protestant Apprentice Boys internment without trial of again," he said. "There's a government abandoned the policy in 1975. hold their annual march in suspected terrorists. Scores lot of tension." Londonderry, a tradE•anal w(¢e injured, ' The army sent out Northern Ireland has been Aae bulldozers to rip up torn by sectarian fighting shaw ctProtmta~t strength. British military The Apprentice Bo~s' headquarters reported a barricades and bonfires in since August, 1969. The HARDWARE STORES Roman Catholic areas Protestants have their own march in 1969 touched off the dozen gun and gasoline- current war. bomb attacks on army and during the night. Catholic guerrilla armies, and Britain police patrols. No deaths mobs struck back by bom- J ANDERSON were reported. barding the troops with A spokesman said-said one stones, bricks and bottles. Rapesuit against mob rammed a blazing hi- The government began its J~cked,a.- tlwou~ ~ ~tes policy of internment without d n pest office depot, setting trial with a roundup ~ mere NBC dismissed San Fro•leo (AP) An $11 Lewis represents Valeria million suit ngalmt NI~ Nelml and her daughter I - was dismissed tuesday .Olivia,• who was 9 T.V GUID E Test tube parents after the plaintiff's lawyer whenshe "W~s se]~uiH# All listings subject to ohanp without notice, rdused to argue that the assaulted with a bottle by network was trying to incite three girls on a San From,co IIIIIIIIIINIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIINIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIiIIIIHIIHIIIINI rape when it telecast aTV beach. Mrs. Nelmi says the keep low profile film that included a rape attack was prompted by scene. the TV film, and is asking the LONDON (AP) -- John 38, have sold exelusive rlghts Superior Court Judge network for $11 million., Nhe Thursday August 10 § p,m, to midnight ,and Lesley Brown aren't to their stow to The Daily Robert Dossee said NBC was says the teleeats was letting anyone near their Marl, a London tabloid, for protected by the free speech protected by the con-. test-tube daughter, disalP about $600,000. While two provisions of the First stltutloeal guarantee of free 'KING CFTK BCTV KCTS painting friends and neigh- dozen reporters and Amndment. speech, . (NBC) (CBr.) (CTV) (PBS) bors i•1 who want to see the photographers from other Dessee said h throw out th After Mendasy,s ruling, ii I w~ld's youngest celebrity in members of the media keep ease because lawyer Marvin I~wls said he had "an im- Newlywed Commonwealth Emergenc~t Mister i~mm. watch outside the house, only Lewis, in his opening possible kwden of proof" Game Games Con't Rogers "We neighbor• had the Mall's representatives statement, argued negligence and would appeal the ruling. News coverage cunts. The Gong Electric dubbed together and we and members of the family and recklessness on the part But he began his ape•in News cont'd Show Company were hoping to see the are being allowed in to see 51. of the network. statement anyway' trying to 'News, Zoom baby," said Gladys Johnson, Louise Joy Brown, 15 days The judge had ruled establish 'n,egligenL Hourglass News a nelghber who took flowers old today. 'irresponsible'and 'reckless' News cont'd Hour Monday that the plaintiff News Over. and a smaU gift to the door of could proceed with the case beheviour by the network. cont'd Con't the 14s News cont'd Con't Easy Brown home in Bristol only on the basis of arguing On Tuesday be said the I this week. "It's all very dis- Gynecologist Dr. Patrick that the NBC attem~/~ tO only person Jailed in the Seattle Commonwealth Another MacNell appointing, being turned Steptoe and physiologist Dr. deliberately incite a crime attack o Miss Nelmi has :15 Tonight Games Day Lehrer away like this. I suppose you Robert Edwards, whose shewing the rap of a y oang declared in a deopesttion :30 Mat Con't Grand Wodehouse can't really blame John and technique resulted in the girl with a plunger in th~ 1~4 that the crime was patterned :45 Game PM Con't Old Country Playhouse Lesley if they're getting all birth of medical history's 7:" film Born Inno.e~n t. ~fter . the movie. that money." 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