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le erald [rhu.?e.ath::h:COeiS,:I i y: s I • :, Friday: ' High 33 ~ :: "! ~ : Low16' -"ll-'rem lers nrn;__ .--. e clear and sunny skies. I "rvlng Terrace' K::::f':::::elf°rls' Sfewa::: :;;: :;S:UST 1" 197t I The weekend Is going to [I • ' VOLUME 7! NO, 75 ...... , be almost the same. , Cut in taxes ..

Jobless figures remain too high By ALLAN DIcKIE ST. ANDREWS, N.B. CP - Canada's 10 p~miers Thursday suggested the federal government cut taxes to improve consumer purchasing power and help hattie' unemployment.

, sBTYALLAN DICKIE Premiers such as Bill i ANDREWS, N.B. Bennett of British Columbia i: (CP) -- Canada,s 10 and William Davis of On- premiers Thursday tario insist that French- suggested the federal speaking Canadians already IONA CAMPAGNOLO ~overnment cut taxes to have that right. improve consumer pur- " "We never look at anyone chasing power and help coming into O~tario from battle unemployment, anotheP province as PARKS The premiers also anything but another suggested action to "ensure Qmnadian, '" Davis uid. that housing construction is Le~,esquesaid negotiated PEOPLE speeded up, either through agreements among tax measures, accelerated provinces was not new and g0vemment procedures or that his government was • ANGRY increased funding." prepared to be flexible in TORONTO (CP) --Th~ In a communique issued that some provinces might board of directors of the shortly before midnight, have more difficulty than Canadian Parks and Atlantic time, the pren~ers others in setting up French . Recreation Association has ' agreed that "unemployment programs. called for the resignation o/ in Canada at its present A position paper on Ions Campngnolo, federal level is unacceptable." language r~lghta in which minister of state for fitness and amateur sport. The provincial lenders, Blakeney. ~id he ~ was' A statement Thursday by who are scheduled to wind "disturbed "add dismayed" association president W.R. up the formal part of their at Levesque's proposal, Green said Mrs. Cam- /, annual conference today, touched off a heated ex- pagnolo has not demon- • LThornldU Volunteers. Fire Department .and Thor~ Volunteer withoutthe other. Some of the volunteers a~. the fire hall are (left to'fight) said that forecasts of con- change between the strated sufficient concern FIrefightcra' are two different entities, although one would not exist Claude Mereereau, Ke!th Alexander, MarrY Nathanson andDave Gale. tinuing high unemployment Saskatchewan and Quebec 'and attention for recreation. rates for at least the next 18 premiers during an af- A resolution passed by the months were a source of ternoon closed

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.~ ':i:i : :By BILI~ MARLES : The object is to serve the client better by his having to i later, instead Of seeing several people in two offices, the '" Herald star}writer . only go and see one person. Before, clients would have to job seeker will visit only one or two people in one Office. , '.m~mlgrau:;:...... "on , ::canada Manp owor and the u";nero ....go to see several persons ~ be. served. • Forlnstance, a logger flnds himself out of work. Uncler pl0yment Insurance Commission have combi/zed to form .." Before it.wasa bureaucratic nightmare for our poor ?orthe aold look system, at the hejob wouldgo board. Ifdown there to is Canada no work Manpower there, he the Cunada Employment and Immigration Commission. cuents,'" sn*o ~parrow. Terrace is one of two places in B.C. and several areas .qi~arrowsays there will be no losses of jobs in Terrace would go to the UIC office and file for unemployment in Canada chosen as the site of a pilot project to begin -" ~ " n In ~ benefits. He would then be told to go hack to manpower - ...... D _ as a result of the re-organlzatio . fact, thenumber of, and register there, , ~.~,x~ae_na .Marcnx~, .ave.~p_arrow, menager ~L staff hns ~increased frem 24 to 30 since July 1, Theem- ~ Sparrow says the logger or other job seeker vfdl be able o.t.me usna~a l~mploylnent .~ervlce m Te.rra.ce,says me ployment centre has been hiring mostly local people for to do it all in one trip- look at the Job board, applyfor pu0~" projecm"" are mt ~est out now m give the nes~ sorv|ee. thelastone_.dn, n.... lln! f.,._., ~n~a h~...... ~mid unaer me new se up r . - ...... UIC, register for work and have the alternatives, like re- ...... : .... • ' ' .i..i.. • ~ ~ .The increase in staff, he added, has been accomplished training or taking an out-of-town job, explained to him. In Terrae~/therelis only Canada Manpower and UIC. by the moving of .UI.Cfries to Terrace from other centres; , Sparrow says there are how two staff members from •So it's'basically a matter of training manpower per- • _. ~parrow say.s~.enpower and UIC personnel' have a vancouversurveying the service the pilot project here is .sonn~el t0do unemployment insurance work, and UIC , .little~arae.go.sngaown mere. If a employee iden~fles providing. By the time they are finished they will have •people to. give manpower service. This re-education -hims~t._as ne.mg tro.m man.power .or ..UIC Instead of the intervlev-~ed250 clients about the present service and how program began A,u~st I..., . . . uaN~wea: ~apmym.~. t ~e~ce, ne is nned I0 cents.., it can be Improved. :: Sparrew:says Its a big job to reorgamzzze me 25,,W0 .. ., mgas ~sasqng can aua Manpower ana me Sparrow,hopes the pilot project will prove that the ,employees of manpower end UIC acr~s.s.t~naea..Aslo vnemp.lo.~em instance uommi.ssion" ~ soon be commission needs fewer manager. This means there staff members have to learn different jolz. ' erecten in place ox uanaaa manpower or "the will be more Workers to serve the public, hesaid. • .Dave Sparrow is the Terrace manager of the Canada ~. , !,:':. . , ~. L ." . Unemployment Insurance Commission". . The job creation branch office, which has to do with Employment Service Canada Manpower and Unem. Government d.oc.'mzents snow that 70 percent of me The difference for the job seeker is that he will have to Canada Works and YoungCanada Works, is still in a ployment Insurance Commission services are merging ~P!e wh° .se?kjobs z~m mtz~w~are ~mpioyment see fewer people, sparrow expects that service will not separate office. Sparrowhopes it will all be under one to form the Canada Employment and Immigration in~urnnce.elmnmnta,. :/-. :: i '~":" :~: :! ' "...... • be quiet u efficient as it can be for the first while~ But " office, after the pilot project is finished, next March. in B.C. , @

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KCTS KIRO (NBC) (CB¢) .4 ""(CTV) 9 (PBS} (CBS) • .Laurie Radelet iselven her ticket to member John Cuttle. Laurie will be Emergency Mister Campeehe, Mexico-by Rotary .Club taldng her grade lZ there next.yeAr.. • News Special • Emerg~w Rogers NFL Pre-Season Take *Emergency Electric ;45 Game Emergency Company m.mmmllmlim mlmmmlml Exchange student -- .-~.. Zoom Minnesota ', Hourglass Zoomi. •. • 6 145i+ .+__.~klngs Hourglass+r.. News MacNell- saain~ Hourglass Hews Lehrer miglm0mm~mmm Leaves for Mexico Coils ,~ar • Con+" Terrace high school Mexican student in her was begun and is being 7 +~ • Pont'0""* "Terrace Con+' student Laurie Radelet left senior year, will be ab carried on to foster in- Cone Anllsar~, Rhapsody today for Campeche, tending high school here as ternationai understanding Cant" On Ice .~.~. m i ..... Mexico, where she will Terrace Rotary's exchange through the exchange of ~f Mery Tyler D~ny Washington nd a year as Terrace student, and Luarie's students. Moore And Marie Week y's exchange student. ents, Jack and The Program is carried m Chloe and am+" Wall Street Lauries sponsor will be the ~t~emary Radelet, will. be among the 17,261 Rotary ~t' the Man Cent" Week .Rotary Club of Campecl~. the first host family. clubs in over 150 countries Five Star Movie Vau~vllle Friday NIgh, Special Nineteen year old Doris The Rotary International and geagrsphical regions "1977 Drum Carps Student Exchange Program throughout the wodd. "Guess Who's Show :N~vle Calderon Abreu (Ah-bro), a Coming to •Cant" !"Save the ~ger" .International Dlnner Cent' .... ~ck Laminar ~tice ~ck GIIMrd Cm+' 1/1 :~ I "''-,, Story Laurie Con+' Mourners and hawkers jtU: ~ ~n,' • Cant" , Helnomenn Con+" Cant" Cent" Cant' ... Con+' imam i CTV News Cm+" at funeral for Elvis Hews Night •Hews' Cm+" £ x :+~ Tonight Final Hour Coat' MEMPHIS, Tenn. (AP) -- Elvis Fourteen pallbearers carried Presley's Show Survivors Final Cent' Presley, the reck 'n' roll star who~e sultry rose-decked, seamless copper coffininto a mmm mamm mmeH chapel where the guests bid their Cant" The Late Show voice and gyrating hips made him the Cant' "There was a symbol and idol of the 19~s generation; final farewells. Cony Earlier, the mourners gathered in the 12 ,+++mi ++,s.OW+o.++ Crooked Man" was put to ~st Thursday in a mausoleum Great Detectives Cant' banked high with flowers. Preslep home for the eulogy and After a private funeral service at evaagelkal service. • • " ' Presley's mansion, eight policemen on The sewice, closed to news media and motorcycles led a procession of 16 white the fans Who waited outside the gate at limousines to a cemetery four miles down Presley's mansion, had been scheduled to Saturday, August 20 10a,m, to §p,m, Elvis Presley Boulevard in compliance last only 30 minutes. There was no ~- N " Space P.N.E. Parade Kldstuff Big Clue i with PPresley's wishes for a wh/te fu- mediate expkmation of why the funeral i~ Ghost Cent' . Klclstuff !Marble neral. I~astS were in the home for a~most two U'I~ .,g John ~n,' L.et"s Rebop LIHle John. Cant' Go Rebop + Hundreds of persons lined the route hOUrS. ~ ~ immimmmimmm roDs from Presley's Grace]and Mansion to KING ENTOMBBD ~ierLeague Cent' McGowan Carresicolandas Forest Hill Cemetery and thousands more The king of the rock 'n' roll was en- 1 1 :~ Baseball Cony end Co. Corrascolandes waited at the cemetery. tombed with only the family and friends in £ £ :~ Cent' ' Cant' Show Sesame About 200 mourners--lncluding 50 attendance. BIz Street members of Presley's family, his former On Wednesday, the four-lane boulevard Joys Sesame wife, Priscilla, and 150 friends and had been almost a mob scene, but there Cony Cent" b" ~ of Collecting Street business associates--pulled up in front of was no outcry Thursday when the popular ~ • ~ Art Gupplos to the mausoleum, bestrewn with 2,200 floral singer's hearse pulled out of the ltL: ~ of Cooking "Groupers qrrangements. driveway. Red Fisher /~gl¢ of Cony Tennis " °n'" Show OII Painting 1 +Con~ Cent' CounWy Lilies, Yoga Bennett supports levy Cant" C~t" Way end You 2 11~0 Saturday Movie Cant' Champ. CreckeWs ' " VICTORIA (CP) -- i "The Sound Cant' • Tennis Garden' Premier Bill Bennett and the Cant' Con+' French criticized the federal A HOME TODAY AT A PRICE Co,t" Chef OVemment Thursday for NFB Films NI Star Woman iling te give the provinces YOU CAN AFFORD TO PAY ! 3+'~ .Joanna*u' °rynner Wood. Cant" Wrestling Woman enough say in the handling •ward :Cent' Cent" ~mkheat of natural resources. HEW 14 FT. WIDE MOBILE HOME, 145 Cant' Cant' Cent" Bookheat Bennett, in a position Wlde Firing i ~per released in advance $1B,900.00 of View ' Escape World Line. 1 of presentation at the ".~' Great Amer. CFL This ~,of Firing ! national premiers' con- Delivered and set up in Terraoe or area. ~;Jtme W~k _Line ference a[ St. Andrews, N.B., that "early and mean- Or pay 186.45 per month of approved credit. ingful consultation with the _ovrvinces" is necessary to 13.6% interest. rectify the problem, and recommendedtbe establish- $1,000.00 Bovernment Brant. ment of new mechanisms to enhance cooperation. Munday Homes The British Columbia +8 PIKOE FOOD I +PASTRY' $8,99 i~i Phone Collect mier said there have Abbotsford, B.C. (I 12) 853.4894 ~,~ n several recent cases "in which provincial policy * T PIEOE OAKE l PASTRY $8.16 leverage in the resources area can and has been eroded by federal activities. 13 PIEOEOAKE t" PASTRY~ $13,35 that have failed to respect FOR SALE the legitimate pi'ovincial role in resource de- REDUCED FOR 30 days to $27,000•00 L II IPIEOE O00KIE & NOODLE ]$026 velopment." ONE ACREwith TWO RENTED HOMES. Atwo B~nnett cited the Canada- bedroom and a 1 bedroom with kitchens, living U.S. pipeline treaty signed .room and bath• Appealing cleared land, public T PIEOE |EOODATOR $030 in January as one that did water system, ranges and fridges Included. not take into account provincial desires. I~,QUIRE FOR QUICK SALE. ,s e,,o, oUe. non $1M0 "While such a treaty is likely in the best interests of SPECIAL BUY. 3 bedroom SMeway troller with • both nations, it may present extra frame addition, fully furnished to move In. 13 PIEOE BAKE A OAKE Sis,as unnecessary resourc LOT 7SxlN INCLUDED IN LOW PRICE OF management difficulties to $16,500.00. provincial governments," , .he s.,.e ' $3,08 he said in the paper. 24 AcREs, OLD LAKELSE LAKE DRIVE. Wlth STUDIED FUND appeallng creek plus 1260 sq. ft. modular home, 3 "For example, in British bedrooms, kltchen; dlnlng, two bathrooms, Columbia some study has • nlcelydecorated. Room for two cars In separate gone into the creation of an carports. EVERYTHING INCLUDED FOR 'oil spill contingency fund' which would beflnanced by $85,000.00. throua -putnominal ef tax a pipeline, on the FOR MORE INFORMATION ON THE ABOVE GORDON & ANDERSON

it is possible that such a measure may not be Wightman& Smith Realty ltd. 635.66td. |u S 4606 LAZELLE AVE allowed, thereby leavinQ the • . vulnerablePr°vinceinpositiona potentiallYshould a 4611 Lakelse Avenue ~k.~5-~"~6] Store Houri: Tues to sat, 9a.m, to 5,30 p.m. Friday9 a,m, to 9 p.m. c~stly spill occur in British Columbia." ~ ~ ...... I • THE HERALD, Friday, IAugus| 19, 19~17, PAGE I

ordon & A. Public input sought b i n g ...,+ stallwriter +:.++.,++++,..+ structers who Lave r you + + •...... involved in it for many 'Frances Long, .com- • .- + ~ . years. munity education services Long, who grew up In THE .... . coordinator, wants to meet .+ + + ~+ Vancouver, thinkSthe area ,e puhiie, o, HARDWARE STORES She says she .wants to j +ml +.."beautiful ,.., scenery"..., tooffer I ~"~""~"'~'"~,m ""~ learn the needs of+ the +,+ ~: /'i ! ;m,:= its reaidente and she is very ~ " i Greater Terrace com- pleased with her decision to munity, find out what mvoehere. resources are available for She is not a complete V v communityeducaflon, learn ~~ stranger to the northwest. ~I who is available to teach f~+~+++ She was one of the memhen ALL LISTINGS SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE courses, and find+out What of B.C. Department of services there are to offer. F_~lucation Task Force for "I really want to sit down Comprehensive Communi~ • and talk to people who have Colleges which visited ' any ideas about continuing Terrace several years ago education," shesaid. Her about the possibility of present aim is to make eateblishing a eommtmity herself sa accessible to the co, ege in the northwest. SaturdayI August20 §p .me to midnight public as possible. FRANCES LONG. She was the student , Long has taken over the representative on the task • job of community education the valuable assistance she force and was the student 2 "'"° 3 "" 4 8CTV KCTS 9 KIRO services coordinator from needs in organizing herself society present of Cop,-- (mac) (CBC) (CTV) (PIE) leaS) Hugh Power who is retur- and she says a g~)d solid. College. . ~ .9 . ning to full-time teaching base has ben built up over She believes that R i~ SurvIva~ 1"~"~~-Wlde~ Age'~ ~i ~ thiR year. the years, academic programs are as Survival 1999 World Uncertainty - l~qlrJllg her tint week on She added that she has important to the adult O i~ . News ~Sp:~e 1999 "Of, Age Of thejob, Power has given her also leamed much about the community as vocational News . 1999 Sports Uncertainty programs. H°u'~"''~'="News C°n'~i'~ FEE; Herofflcetsioeatedlnthe 6 ++ " mews Hmr ec TELS P.A YS administration building of • News News Co~nedlon Co.+" ' School District 88 on Keuney ~lmal Bob " C~¥ St. and she will soon have an World . McLeon . ~C°nnectl°n ~ Cont' NO CASE TO COURT office at Northwest Corn- Outdoor Emergency Once Ul~n - munity C011ege. 71 W,,dKingdom Education Em~goncy A Classic Sh. Andy. " Emergency ,ravels NO pen Emergency Happy .. ~ ~ ~ ~ Ron Drane,public affairs manager for B.C. Tel, said a Emergency Days Performance: Cons" $300 huaineas I/cease fee to the district of Terrace was a Emergency S a t. N I g h t "The Train Cons' reasonable price to pay. _ "- hi om an Wodehouse Speaking from Prince George, uranesmu s c P Y V Emergency Movies: Robbers" • Playhouse " ' was merely "seeldng a clarification of the municipal j . Sat. Night ""Thesocret John Wayne Cons" " act" in holding hack business license fees to at Movies Ufe of ~n.Mergaret CAnt' municipalities throughout the province this year. Herald stallwdter O ::~ "Train Waiter MiSty C0nt' It,s In B.C. Tel decided to pay fees this year, when the district Terrace.may have missed Robbers" Cant: Cont' . the Sa . ~ ~ of Terrace threatened to take them to court, out on getting a federal prison but Aid Vie Jolllffe +w. + ++ + Belno Served Cont" with the province. The company wanted to pay the same says the town still has a Ann.Margret ~ of chance at getting a Rod Taylor The Amazing" Cons" business license fees to each community, rather than pay ~ .~bby Pinion , Kensington Kreekln Cons" , different fees to every municipality, he explained, provincial correctional mstitute. The National Terrace district administrator Bob Hallsor said he T(~rracecouncil members 1 1 m "-News Night 'News receivedaph°necallfr°mVanc°uverandth, eman°n recently met with G.D. £ £ :~. Saturday FinaIDbh Feature" Hour the other end (name unknown)said he was roamed m Night . Sat. . Final see that the business license dispute had been scheduled Foster, the regional to go to court, August 8. • technical services ad- 1 O ,,, Show: Sot. Night /~vle "There was no intention of it ~oing that far," the B.C. ministrator for the Night "Get Carter" "The Long Tel man said. The $300was reeewed and the court action Canadian Penitentiary £ L ::~ Saturday C0nt" Gray Line" dropped by the district. " Services. Foster gave Cent' Halisor said it sounded like someone in a lower council information on how ~ ~ C~nt' ' ~ capacity had been a bit overzealous, to apply for a provincial In m ._tnmiqan,p .Ha~sor said a court case would have been a bit of .penitentiary. : Sundaz, August 21 -r. I . ."l)oorP.R."forB.C. TeL. He said other municipalilles Federal prisons + take p" __ ,.=- ' " ' wouldhave been watching the case as it would have been people .who are sentenced i :00 Cdn. Open Terry . Washington )reoedent setting, years.~or a ,..period Provi,c/al of over Irlsp~ two ;.15 ~lt Tennis ...... ,Wipers , ,+,~- Week ...... , :30 .... • Inn of+ ~ -,;~. +:St ~:Wall ' " + :-+ "+, " ' ...... houscinmatessenteaeedfor :,L5 the Sixth Conff T.aS( :~";~ Street Week " trader two years, 11~ Happiness" Cant" Star Great DISTRICT OF TERRACE Foster teld Terrace • Curt Jurgems Cons" Trek Performances COWlCi] members that the :30 Ingrld Bergman Cons" Sunday Great federal government has :45 Ro~,-+Donat Cant" Theatre: Performances POSITION OF PROGRAM CO-ORDINATOR enough prisons in B.C-for + . - the next five years. They • Cant' Music "The Runaways" Cons" are building lnstituea at ii Cons' to Sea Cons" -Cons" Reporting directly to the Programs.Aquatics Branch Head, Kam]oops and Lillonet, Cons' .summer Ctry ConS' C;ont" the Program Co-ordlneterwill asslstthe Branch Head In the Foster said the federal , • ConS' Canada ConS' Cons" development and promotion of a broad and diversified government received many :00 Cant' CBC Horst Coat" program of recreetlon >services, ca.ordlnatu recreation applications from corn- :is Cons' Totc~eAc Koehler .cant' programS,recreationorganizations.and be a Ilison with community agencls's and" munities who were In- :30 Greet Question German terested in getting prim)m+. :45 Amer.Game Wild - Period Soccer This surprised- the . The successful candidate will have successfully completed - oun+ .o --.n . .-- +, ..++.+ r+r.m ,+ r.**.,,o+ or penitentiary service C~ Press Cont' The'Wild Soccer community programming and :have had two (~) years ReaCh For Kelth against prisons being m 145 Cony The Top ~ . McColl . British -+" reletnd axperlonce, their community. :00 News World" " Of . News Soccer " . . ' Soma ~;hlft work will be required. Jolliffe said, however, "News Disney Hour C0nt" ' that a prison would employ i~ Star Trek "World Of CaRltal Cant"- The rate of pay In this union position (C.U.P.E. ideal 201t) 250 people. " 145 Star Trek Disney Comment Cons" will he Sl0,750.00 per annum (1976 rates) with benefits to Anol~er factor is slowing : World of ' The Beach.... Wonder ' H.. Ford's. ~ Include Unemploymnt Insu'ranc., Canada Pension Plan and the growth rate of the t ;1~ Disney combers ~an -America- M.S.A. federal pentitentiary set'- • :30 WorldOf Miss Jones ' Cons'., ~ vice has been a. declining :4.5 Disney ~ql~ Sgn , "Cent' C,on~' . Applications and Inquiries should he filed with fits ue- prisoner population in B.C.

' " i ' Eyeing ,+ =.,+ - derslgned not later than 4:30 p.m. on Monday, August =2nd, There were a number of " MysteryMovie: ~daImages of AndSonny Chor At POps .~. > • 1977. inmates moved away after ',"McMlllan" Sonny ..+ Evenin~'-'i, r 'd" ' " ~ ~'~ ;'~ " the riots at the B.C. Pen. And thor ' At Pops ..+. Jollfffe said the fact that C0nt" .Coat" Terrace is away from the • cant' ' Duchess Of ~Switch Con1' ~ W.E.CasW, heavily populated areas ConS' Duke St. switch Mosterple,,'e. Supt. of Parks & Recreation, should not in any way •Movie of the Duchess Of Switch Theatre District of Terrace, Week: Duke St. Switch Masterpiece 5.3215 Eby Street, ' hinder the town getting a Terrace, B.C. facility. He pointed out that "Code. Name *Sun. Pops Human ~o~tre VIG 2X6" a lot of the prison population Diamond Head" Concert Journey ' ' isnaUve, and Terrace lies in • Cons" , Sun. Pops Human Shades an area of high Indian lfl;d, V :~ ' Cony, Concert Journey Of Greene population. "- CTVNews Shades 1 1 News Night News . Of Greene £ £ :~ Five Star Final Hour Seabird ~ . • :. Movie: MyStery Movie:..Final / :,Cant" .'.' +,--. + ++

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GORDON ANDERSONi PublicNotice Hearingis hereby will given be heldthat ata Lost pet • Crest Motor Hotel Teddy Scully has lest I Prince Rupert Dunner has a splitear~ is • + LIU|SI!~I 460+ A ELLE V hisneutered eat, and"Dunner"; orange end Aug. 22 10 a.m. -+ white.in eolour, me is huge in size. If POu find ~o3re5:60::: L Z' A E ~'~ 1 Dunner pleas~ call 817- SELECT STANDING 9240 collect. &'reward is S Tues I'D SaL 9a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Friday 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. COMMITTEE ON AGRICULTURE being offered. Teddy ~+' r " ~ Len Bawtree, MLA, Chairman would really appredate • - ...... IL III i ~' '.:i.~. PAGE 4, THE HERALD, Friday, August 19, 1977 , " ' : • , .~ -~.' 'i,.. / , - • lnterpr eting the n ews , - .. ' .... : : J. Published by Terrace - 635.6357 *., Sterling Publleh,rs Ltd. , Kltlmat. 632.6209 • Circulation • 635.2877 J,, i ed by U S Begin's,moves:' }.' ~ .' ~' critic z ,.... PUBLISHER... W.R. (BILL) LOISELLE ' | • Ignoring the ~ Car[er ,MANAGING EDITOR... ALLAN KRASNICK | UNITED NATIONS (CP) reasserting Israel's claim to establishment of a SEEN AS AFFRONT following Begin's visit to Washington three weeks ago requ.est, Begin return, ed to KITIMAT... CHRIS HUYGENS | -- Israeli Prime Minister the occupied territories. • homeland for , the In a diplomatic sense, Israel ann prompuy:.an. CIRCULATION MANAGER... JACK JEANNEAU I Menahem Begin appears, to The step illustrates the Pa]astinians, made home- Begin's actigus' constitute thathe had asked the Israeli prime minister not to nounced that be was i be steering his country into widening gap between the less when tha state of Israel an affront to 'Carter, wno legalizing three Jewish set. Publlshedevery weekday at 3212 Kelum St. Terrace B.C. A | a collision course with the views held m Washington was. creeled 30 years ago. told a news conference establish new settlements. member of Varified Circulation. Authorized as second class J because they created ob- tlements established earlier United States over the issue and Tel Aviv on how best to on the West Bank. Three mall. Registration number 1'201. Postage paid in cash, return It of Israeli settlements on entice Israel's Arab neigh-Begin has hedged on the stacles to peace. postage guaranteed, i Arab lands occupied in the bors to the conference table question of territorial UNEQUAL days ago, over the protesto 1967 war. to end,the war and bring concession, promising on of Arabs who suspect~l, a NOTE OF COPYRIGHT I "I l~t him know very move toward annexauon, His decision Wednesday to peace tb the troubled Middle theonebandtohe',opon"ini/SH/N G Israel acneunced the ex- l authorize three more set- East. "~ peace negotiations but strongl~," said Carter, • The Herald retains full,complete and sole copyright In any J Uements on the Wast Bank U.S. President Carter was saying on the other that the "that this would be a matter tension of social services to advertisement produced and.or Gay edltoriol or | Arab inhabitants of the West of the Jordan River, the beenasyingpublielythat Wast Bank coastltutes part . that would cause our own Fhotogl'ophlc content published In the Herald. Reproduction I homeland of about 900,000 Israel must be prepared to of the ancient biblican lands RESULTS government deep concern." Bank. Is not permitted without the wrlflen permission of the | ArabS, is the latest step in return the bulk bf the sc- Of Judea and Samaria to Publisher l an evolving, though unan- cupied lands to the Arabs which the Iaraelis have an "* ~ANCOUVER (CP) -- nounced, policy of and to consider the "historic fight." The International Pacific Salmon Fisheries Com- Business spotlight mission says there .will be no extensions of fishing time in FOR SALE convention waters this week because of a subStantial FOR SALE Valuable commercial property In Quebec keeps its credit rating imbalance in the catch of Thornhill. Approximately 2,500 sq. ft. of building i~k salmon by Canadian space of which half consists of showroom and MONTREAL (CP)- since the election had rated utility in North This policy has allowed crease this year, Compared erman. ,office while the balance is workshop. Modern After the Parti Quebocois calmed fears among U.S. America that will perform the utility to establish itself with average increases of 10 The Canadian troll fishery heating systems. Excellent waterwell. election victory last investors. as well as Hydro," he said, as a "very viable utility, per cent for the IMt three off the west coast of Van- The building is located on more than half an acre November, many financial adding that there are only which does not rely on the years. Yet Quebecers still couver Island has made CONFIDENCE BOOSTED unprecedented large cat- of land with 114 ft. frontage on a paved road. An analysts warned that Waters said investor con- four triple-A utilities in government," he said. pay less for electricity than outstanding value for only $85,000. Quebec's investment fidence was boosted when North America. Hydro still The policy is based on Ontario Hydro customers, ches of pinks this year. was in jeopardy. Quebec's credit ratings has only a double-A rank Hydro's insistence on in..where yearly rate increases The commission says ay. with the provincial were reaffirmed this spring. from Moody's and Standard rarest coverage of not less have averaged about 17 per Canadianshave caught COZY FAMIL HOME FOR SALE., Large 4 government and Hydro- He noted that U.S. investors and Poor. than 1,~ times, without, cant. • about 900,000 pinks while the bedroom home on McConnell. LoCated on a quiet Quebec well on the way to have been particularly Waters attributed the ,allowance for interest United States fishermen street, this house features large rooms, a Both Blanchard and have caught 130,000. realizing their current bor- impressed with the per- utility's good performance charged for construction Waters agreed that Kydro- recreation #Gem, workshop in basement, If has rowing needs, the fears formance of Hyde:o-Quebec, to its "stronlg, con- work in progress. • Quebec's dependence on two full bathrooms. Tastefully landscaped. You For Sockeye, cumulative seem to have been groun- which traditionally borrows servative" financial policy Claude Blanchard of hydro-generated power must see it, if you are looking for a homel Full dless. more than the Quebec which Kidder Peabody Greanshields Inc., a Mon- records show U.S. fisher- rather than more costly price $51,500. Less than five months into government. outlined in a report it issued treal investment house~ nuclear power was another men have caught about 1.69 million,fish while Canadians its fiscal year, Quebec has "Based on this year's in April. .. noted that Quebec granted point in the utllity's favor. already borrowed $389.9 results, there is no triple-A Hydro a 20-per-cent in- Operating Quebec's have landed about 1.619 WIGHTMAN & SMITH REALTY LTD. million, or about 44per cent massive Manic 5 Power million. 4611 Lakelse Ave. of the $900 million it developmeht takes only a For this week, the com- 635-6361 established as its borrowing staff of about 25, "including mission made no changes in objective when the pro- European police, crack the cleaning lady," Blan- the scheduled fishing times vineial budget was chard said. presented in April. Asked if U.S. investors Hydro-Quebec, the were basing their con- provincially run utility, has bootleg jeans racket fidence in Quebec simply on secured loans amounting to the success of Hydro-• $937 million, or about 85 per BASEL, Switzerland ,,~P- Police said A Basel police official, said the seized Quebec, both men were cent of the $1.1 billion it had Thursday they have cracked an in-jeans were manufactured in Taiwan and quick to point out that the planned to borrow it' its ternational ring importing phoney Levi carried forged Levi labels. government.itself is in good current fiscal year ending blue jeans from the Far East to sell in shade. Dec. 31. -- Police •said interrogation of the Dutch The PQ's first budget, Financial analysts now ~urope. . suspect led to the seizure of 22,000 ad- handed down in April by say the bond market, ...... ~wlse ann umcn pouce sam m e-y seized ditional fake Levi's .in an. Amsterdam. Finance Minister Jacques especially in the United _K,~~N~ n~|~,a nf Jpnn~ all ~orin- for~(ed warehouse. Dutch police stud those jeans Parizeau, impressed in- States, over-reacted to the taoels...... o! me ,.ew ~'au~ ~o., me wonu,"-?-;,- appeared~_..,,. ~r..... to have., .... been k_. manufactured .I :__ =,_.,__ m vestors as being "con- PQ victory Nov. 15 on a pro- best-knuwns.uum,ctu,cx...... "--"'~- "~-^'",.s©7 ^-'lasted~t OUMMI~,..... J~kUEt:tt ~UIU Wq~t'~ UUUUIU 101" J~tt:l'|l servative" and "down-to- separatist platform. the shipment s value at $4300,000, or about earth," they said. "After the election, the $15 a pair In its annual report, market reacted, as it always • L~Saane said the investigation, which _ .... was prompted by a criminal complaint HydroQuebec announced it does, to uncertainty," said was increasing its capir~ Edward Waters of Kidder •the seizure was me mos~ namaaiug ftledby Levi Strauss Co., was still under strike yet against the huge European trade way. exjpenditures by 70 per cent Peabody,, the New York- this year, mainly to ac- based fL,-m that underwrites in denims sold under the counterfeited Both Levi Strauss and Blue Bell, Inc., trade names of top U.S. brands, police said. maker of Wrsugler4abel denims, have sent celerate its work on the Hydro-Quebec loans in the James Bay power project. U.S. They said four foreigners were arrested investigators to Europe_ to trace supply and "Once Wall Street can here and charged with attempted fraud in distribution routes of the imitations, which assess a certain situation, connection with a plan to ship 30,000 pairs are marketed at cut-rate, prices, they'll put a price on it," he of jesus from Basel to West Germany. The West Germany, whose $800 million denim said in a recent interview, ~uspects, a West German, a Dutchman, an market is the biggest in Europe, was a explaining that the Italian and a Briton, have been freed on chief target. , / government's performance $4,000 bail each. Their names were not In Moscow, U.S. jeans can bring up to $86 released, on the black market.

A message to contractors: .... OVERHEAD Park Avenue Realty Ltd. , 4615 PARK AVENUE, TERRACE, B.C. V8G 1V5 635-4971 POWER LINES CAN BE DEADLY.

• L A well looked after home in • good location close to High House with a view. Com- Quiet hospital area Is whore Looking for a home with a schools and Elementary fortable family home features you will find this warm and difference? Here's 1500 UNLESS YOU GO achools. Fenced landscaped 2 fireplaces, large lot, fruit cozy home on a fully land. squire feet of family home, yard with sternge shed. 3 trees and view of town. For acapod yard. 960 sq. ft., 3 two fireplaces, three bedroome and the whole main appointment to view call B. bedrooms and fully developed bedrooms, carpeting Parflff. 635-4971. basement, well worth the in • developed subdivision. BY, THE BOOK. tiGer Is carpeted. Frldge end range can be included. asking price of S40,O00. MLS. Located close to schools, on m Basement features a laundry To view call Hoist Godllnskl, paved street, with un- room, another bedroom and a 635.5397. derground services. Call us Before any work is carried out near energized rumpus room. Phone Fonk today or come in and clerk Skldmore it 635.5691 or see it Recreational property et out our "Rouleoope" display. power lines, it is up to the contractor-under Accident on Realocope In our office. LIkelse. Two acres on west Kelly Squires 635.7416. Prevention Regulation 24.04-to obtain from the Baonm Station Rd. Has four power authority writtenassurance that certain room furnlebed cabin and Small hobby farm with older 3 flo~tlng dock. Eight years left bedroom house. S acres al~ requirements have been~met. on lease. Asking Sl0,S00. Here's value teht speaks for cleared end fenced with bari~ To assist contractors, the WCB has developed Itself. Spacious split level and chicken house. Phon~r home with 3 bedrooms, Barb • Partite 635.6768 for Form 30M33, which is available at any Board office fireplace, 2 bathrooms, double appointment to view. garage and many other fine s or from the district manager of the power author Spend the summer at the lake. futures for only $64,500. concerned. It is the responsibility of the contract, Spoclooe 3 bedroom home, BulM your own cabin on this Preferred neighbourhood. plus smaller 2 bedroom rental Acreage In town. We have a lot with 144' water frontage Chock with me now, Kelly 4.4 acre building lot on the to obtain this form and submit itto the power home on largo 75x200' lot on and road access. Asking only Squires 635.7616, or see it on Clark Road. Make an op. bench ready for you to build authority. A minimum oftwo full working days $7,500. Call H. Oodllnski 63S. "Roalacopo" In our office. your dream home. Priced at polntmont to view, phone 5397. should be allowed for processing. It is also the Barb Partite 435.4971. only $16,000. Call H. Godllnski at 635-5397. contractor's responsibility to comply With the cautionary procedures and instructions outlined on the form by the powerauthority.. Form 30M33 consists of three copies. One is to be retained, by the contractor, one by Features of this three the power authority, and the third is to be 5 Bedroom split loyal homo bedroom home on Westvlow mailed immediately to the Inspection Section, Just listed. Three bedrooms Drive Include • flreploce, Overlooking highway 2S. with basement. Natural gas Accident Prevention / , heating. Wall to wall of on Park Ave. with extra auena, two baths end much Caontry residence on half acre course, attractive kitchen. finished room and 2nd much more. Call in to Park lot. Has three bedrooms, Department, WOrkers' ~@h LUORKERS Thle property Is In excellent bathroom In basement. Avenue and check It out on fireplace, alrcondltloning, Compensation Board. q~ cOmPENSATiON •, i ~:i~•::i/.• condition and must be seen to Reduced to I4S,000. Phone "Realscope" or phone Kelly carport, partially finished basement. Call F. Skldmore BOARD~'~ be apprKle~d. Call Horst Frank Skldmore and arrange Squires 635.7616 for eli the 5255 Heather Street Godllnlkl, 6,.539L viewing. details. Asking $511,000. for viewing. Vancouver, B.C', ' V5Z 3L8 , Telephone 266-0211 Telex04-507365 ' I • ~ ~•,ii~ ~i!: i¸*" •• w •

m~ms, mwm~imml . ;"." . THE HERALD, Friday, August i9, 1917, PAGE $ I Sutton ' CALEDONIA SUBDIVISION ...... ~': ...... , t , I W'" "'° "° -" - tosses ;-!l ~ ~.:~,~.w-t~ ...... ' ",i ~'~ , " ; ~' ~ *' ~l il ~I .I II, AI I ...... ~ "l, di*~ ~ I'D.° -~PIiS"~';I ~'O, d;dr-~l drs~l sJr:l .~'# [;.VZ .a I - - ..... - ,, -¢: " '",* '-'%-i__'_'~._ .... L_'i_'21_ sparkler ..~._-~." t " " i- 3~ t - **" o"' """ ' " I i/ By THE CANADIAN ..,,7 I,L.i ..t!.,,,, o.~i,oii...t o.81o, !l.il~-~l ,o!I.VII~.~, PRESS p ~_ .. ,~ , ,t .t~ ":1" ,, :l ti ~1 ~ ",~!Yi, ":I'X.~X.~ Don. Sutton• pitched a , • --~ ~.. • , • , /_._2S.~L • . ixSlliant one-hitter as Los...... ~' .... o ~" "~ ~..,g-_~-_. ~,-.~---~..~-~-.•~-~-~.--~.-.-.~.~.-._.-~-~L,_ ..... ~~_~-~ K~geles, D.odge~ defeated Saii. Francmco uiants 7-0 Thursday. | q*- '~l~ I~ ,'t. • I " I !# t'* t " t * SuttOn. had a no-hitter until two out'in the eighth / .-'-L-'..-~ ~ i T~ ~ --" i "" ' """ " i ' kning when Mare Hill broke ~.--~.--I~,~ .-,1~,.-m~: W,~,".~ ~.~1%7,~.'~'~,;,"#,.., • -- ~ ~ ~ ~ ~.~ ~ ~~ ~# ,,, ~- ! it up with a single to left. The Dodgers' right- " ' ' "'" " :' il l.!l '" bander, winless in seven , I',.. ~ . t~ . • .~j'Z~..Z.,j3 starts since July 4, ... ,2/'.!15.' '-'",1/..:-', '! --. 'I-'":"-.-,-J-- ' ." '" " ' " ""* surrendered two walks in ' Ow~ frO" I •4" • ~ 0o" CdP" ~" the first innLng, then retired ~1 straight hatters ,before giviug up the Giants only

Dave Lopes and Reggie M CHOICE LOTS REMAINING - HOW FULLY SERVICED - WIDE PAVING TO CURBS - Smith .smashed home runs STORM SEWERS - ALL UNDERGROUND SERVICES • QUIET AREA MINIMUM OF for'the Dodgers, supporting TRAFFIC - CONVENIENT LOCATION - CHOOSE YOUR FUTURE HOMESlTE ~e fifth one-hitter of SOt- WHILE AVAILABLE. t0n's earner. Elsewhere Thursday, the redhot Boston Red Sex PRUDEN & CURRIE (197~) LTD. defeated Milwaukee Klein of Terrace participates in the 13- 350 students and 82 coaches for the three Brewers 8-4 for their l?th minute .run at the B.C. Volleyball four.dey sesflon~. . ] victory in the last 19 games. , Assoelntlon summer camp In Williams • .Four top Jalmnese national coaches and " '- EXCLUSIVE AGENTS The victory widened the Red Lake. the former eeach of the Bulgarian Sex' American League East • .Anna and Kathy Brewer are the two national team are among these helping to lead to 3½ games over idle Terrace residents taking part In the guide the students towards .a better Baltimore Orioles. volleyball camp which will be attended by Riehie Hebner's grand knowledge of the game. i home run--his first in the major leagues--erased a •&2 Montreal lead in the fifth BASKETBALL inning and Philadelphia PhilHen went on to down the 8"3. ~sburgh Pirates, C;a,nadians# win second in the National \ League East, used long ball power to defeat Chicago Cubs 7-6, and Minnesota Twins, in the thiek'of the opening match fourteam race in the Amorican League West, By JOHN SHORT ~roughout the first haft and Help us ...... whacked Seattle Mariners 8- SOFIA,. B~gada (CP) -- Canada managed a 36.36 fie The 'Canadian men's at the intermission. 3;Ge0rge ScottdrLlled four basketball team got solid Both men's and women's Idts, in¢ludiug a pair of two- performances Thursday vo, eybaU teams lost in fkst- run singles, ,and scored ~om three players left from ,' round matches. twice, *.leadiilg Boston past the 1976 Olympic team in a Milw,~ukee. help Senior Citizens 71,43 triumph over Greece in The women's team had an !;~Farguson- Jenkins, 104~, the first round of the World ' outstanding first set. before

Was toued for six hits anand Student Games. .. bowing 18-16 to Brazil, four runs before aBr~wers' which won the next two sets ba~er was retired in the Centre Lars Hansen of quickly. The men's team m:und knkg, ~en ~flowed Coquitlam, B.C., a" student 10st2-0 to Yugoslavia. ~t ~ree hits the rest of the at University _ of Meanwhile, thejSoviet ... . . , ." . . 1ray. The vpteran retired 16 -Washington, paced the U.nlonpie!~upwh. ereltlefl ~i~ ~ batters ,during " CAiiadiins"'~it5"24 p0ints on ili 1973 by winning me bite. su'emn. and 13rebounds while men's team gynmasties for ELIGIBILITY SCOTT LEADS RALLY Jamie Russell of Niagara the first gold-medal Thur- Scott's second two-run Falls, Ont., had 13 points sday. • "everysentor Citizen who All senior citizens who meet EACH of the lugle helped the*Red Sox and Mike Vieser of Sudbury, ' following conditions are eligible: overcome a 4-3 deficit in the Ont., contrihuted eight. Th~ Soviet Uniani which may be eligible for SAFER third. Singles by Steve Hansen, Russell and collected 68 gold medals at • they are 65 years or older. Dillard and Jim Rice a~d a Martin Riley of Winnipeg the last Games in Moscow • they are renters. fielder's choice fueled the contributed to Canada's\ four years ago, finished knows about it. rail. • i fourth-pmce dalen at me ahead of silver mednllist • they are paying more than 30% of ~hurgh dot home rw Montreal Olympics. Japan in the first event of SheiterAid For Elderly Renters (SAFER) income for rent.. from AI OliVer, Dave~ the 1977 6ames. is the new programme that gives senior citizen~ • they are in receipt ot~ Canadian Old Parker, Phil Garner and Riley had a series of turn- China, virtually unknown, in need direct cash payments to assist in the Age Security. Bill Robinson in ouislugglng overs but helped the 0nthegymnasflesseeneend' the Cubs. Canadians through their few competing in its first payment of rent. The amount of the SAFER • the senior citizen OR spouse has: Garner's two-run homer tough moments with some Student Games, surprised payment is based on how much income the senior i) lived in British Columbia for two came in the fifth when the tenacious defensive play the experts by flnlshiug years immediately prior to Pirates scored threetimes, and good balibandiing, third. citizen ~eceives, and how much is paid for renL tak~the lead for good. The men's victory came Canada placed lit&. application. e flght.hander Paul about an hour before the C~ina also raised some To make sure that every senior citizen who OR Thorm0ds~ard, backed by a Canadian' women's team ~yebrows by beating West maybe eligible knows about SAFER, ii) resided in British Columbia for a four-run first inniug, pitched tooka 76-64 whipping from Germany, 67.62 in the information cards were recently sent to ALL continuous five year period at any Minnesota past Seattle with host Bulgaria. openin[g round of the an eight~itter. A crowd of about'2,000 women's basketball round-. Senior citizensin the Province. Those who may be time. Minnesota got RBI singles booed the Canadian girls robin tournament• eligible were asked to return the card to receive from Larry .Hisle, Lyman Bost0ck and Butch Wyneg~ fan application form. To make it as easy as possible, all Chartered In its big first inning and. L. " Banks, Trust Companies and Credit Unions in :!! another run scored on a Many requests iTor application forms have throwing error by Seattle -astbal! finals now be~n received by SAFER. But we want to the Province have information and additional left fielder Steve Braun. j make ~e ,ha, no senior citiZen who may be application forms available. And, if any Dennis Leonard hurled~ The ~eena, Cedar Kinga will play0ff against fourhittor, leading Kunses Houston this weekendto determine who Will represent eiigibld~is missing out on the assistance he or she assistance is required in filling out the form Qty Royals to k 4-0 victory ~.area in the B•C• Senior "B'.'. ~e~'slFa~t~a]l is entitled to. they'll be happy to help. Information, application over Cleveland Indians. "- Provincial Finals. forms and assistance are also available at the ~ckey Rivers put New There will be three games this _Sundayafternoon at If you're a senior citizen who may be eligible, B.C. Housing Management Commission in 'York ahead with a two-ran Riverside Park~l pJn., 3jp.m. and 5 p.m. Cos, is two make sure you have applied. Or, if you know any ~ e in the. seventh inning ' dollars. This will get youint0 all three games. ' Vancouver, and at the regional offices of the scored~what provec] to Come on out and cheer Our team to the Labour Day senior citizens who qualify, , please help us help Ministry of Municipal Affairs and Housing in be. the winding run on ~ou weekend finals in Kelowna. thereby making sure they apply. Plnlella's single as the , " 111 - Victoria, Prince George, Kelowna, and Y/ens held off Detroit Ti- Cranbrook. gerST 6-4, M cCOLL . Dock Ellis shackled Toronto onthree hits and . . ' REAL ESTATE SERVICES . ' Toby Harrah end Bump. • A.J. McCOLL. (Notary Public) " t, ~--.+ I @ Wills slammed home runs T~ Thursday night to keep 635-6~31" .3239.A KALUM Texas Rangers in first place~ STREET Province of British Columbia k' the American League Ministry of Municipal Affairs and Housing West with on 8-0 victory ~,RURAL - RESIDENTI£L - .PROPERTIES HOUSING over the Blue Jays. ,•,, FOR SALE""~ .. '' ' Honourable Hugh A. Curtis, MInlstei bedrooms • "on rln~all CUTE. "A" FRAME i ~n~llon. G~ Io~ll~ .- On Crescent* Drive, nicely, Protest lar~e lot. 4741 Tuck Ave. trees lot. garage• : Partially IZ14 Priced for quick sale at only furnlshecl, • only ~,000.00.. m,0oo.oo. denied I" COMMERCIAL TYPE ST. JOHN'S, Nil& (CP) -- The Canada Summer PROPERTY • ' Games jury on Thurs~y (~n Hwy. "i6 East• A:proxlmetely '100' of road t~ed down a protest by ~e fronts°e, over 1 acre end Includes. 1264 ~ ft. home. Quebec team ag_ainst .the Good potential for develo)ment. s~stem used to de.~rmm.e JUST LISTED' HOME ON BENCH I¢.b..vtncialPOint stanam~s m ' With excellent view - on large lafliug at the 1977 Games. Superior ~/pe home(as new) lot, Swimming pool In on 2.31 acres• Has beautiful Jury chairman R.J. basement area. Priced at McLenahan of Frederlcton rock.faced fireplace - 4 p, ~droomb and 2 bathrooms,- $47,500.00.., , * . ~ld tbe jury couid not r~e Your enquiries are Invltecl. 3 Rumpus room with pool table. mm o'~i~e prot~t b~.a~se ~e Phons: 635.6131 - 9.5:30 dally -..4 CQhda Games handbook Owner being ~ransferr~l. ii all~g the governing bodies Priced to sell., 635.697 O 6,15-2662 Evenings• ofin~idual sports to devise ~u their! own , method of Bonnie Shaw ". L•..~; ~• ~,; ,L~.I: m~m dote~ing the ,overall im:s~g.;; t

PAGE 6, THE HERALD, Friday, August 19, 1977 ,-, . . . Herald 1914 FIREBIRD FORMULA 400 Want Ad's v,,0o.u.o., P, ,.,, O.CK $3796,00 /" The Herald, 3212 Kalum Street 48. Suites for Rent P.O. Box 399 Terrace, B.C. 19. Help Wanted 33. For Sale • Misc. Phone 635-6357. Terrace QUEENSWAY TRADING SOUTH OKANAGAN. Full time 3215 Kalum - 638.1613 CEDAR PLACE 1975 VENTURA HATCH BACK real estate salesman required APARTMENTS Subscription rates: Single Copy Terrace most unique second LOW MILES, VO, AUTO, P.S., P.,., RADIO oo 29 cents. -~thly by carrier for professional and reputable hand store. $4395, 4931 Walsh Avenue Three Dollars ($3.00). reel estate office, In business You Need It. Suite 113 Yearly by mall in Canada since 1949. Intensive We've Got It- I $40.00. Senior Citizens $20.00 management assistance. Book & Tape Swap Terrace, B:C per year. Willing to train new salesman Yearly by mall ootside Canada . Guns.Antiques 635-7056 having completed real estate Furniture- Appliances $51.00. Ilcencing course. Good • op. New 1, 2 and 3 bedroom suites Authorized as second class mall T.V.s. Stereo's- Lots More for rent. Frldge, stove, 1976 METEOR MONTOALM 4 DR. by the Post Office Department, portunity to speclellzeIn farms, "For the Best Deal drapes, carpet, rec area, Ottawa and for payment of ranches, I.C.i. or appraisals If In Town" sauna and pool table, with desired. Write or contact: FAMILY SIZE, CL'EAN ' O0 stage In cash. (ctf-f) security enterphone and ' • ~ assifleds due 24 hours prior to Walter Cook, Manager, Fraser elevator. Abso utely no pets. v, $4396 doslred day of publication. $2.00 Real Estate Agents Ltd., Box Excellent alfalfa' and timothy , for first 20 words, 10 cents each 158, Osoyoos, B.C. Phone 495. hay $1.25 bole from stack, 1..00 word thereafter. No refunds on .7522. (c.9,10,14,15) classified ads. bale In field. Phone 846.5691 or For Rent: Small apt. centrally 846-5598 (C-9,14,19) Iocatedsultable for singles. 635. 1977 NOVA GON¢0URS i. Comincl Events Local contracting company 2425 anytime. (c.13,14) requires a bookkeeper.accounts 38 Wanted - Misc. Twin Apartments: .2 bedroom 2 DR. HATCHBACK, P.S., P.B., FANCY sue6 W~ght Watchers meeting held payable clerk with VELOUR CUT, LIKE HEW, ONLY 00 every Tuesday at 7 p.m. at the unit. 3 mln. walk from down- four to five years experience. II Knox United Church Hall, 4907 Wanted: Older type of trailer town. Phone 635-2039 or call at "Lazelle Avenue. Preferably in construction. 3314 Sparks Street. (p-13,14} Salary based on experience and upto4S' Any condltlonsultible. Terrace Duplicate Bridge Club qualifications. Submit com- For work - shop and storage. will commence play each plete written resume with Phone 435-2145. (p-13,14) '3 Bedroom Row Housing Suites. Tuesday night at 7:30. Play will Full basement, 1V~ baths, half 1969 V/W CAMPERVAN references: care of Terrace Mock from schools, 5 minute be In room 4, Caledonia High Herald~ Box 1160, Terrace, B.C. School. All bridge players are 39. Boats & Engines walk from town. Suitablefor POP UP TENT, CLEAN, RADIO Invited to attend. For part. (c-6-1s) families. $250 per month. 6-. nership or Information phone For Sale: 25' cabin cruiser Glen montil lease. "Apply Suite 127 635-7356. (CTF) TAXI DRIVERS L design 9'6" beam. 318 ou,,,o $2495,oo Full time, part time. Class 4: ! Chrysler engine. Fresh water Thornhlll Calorie Counters Ilcence and police permit cooled Volvo 270 leg. For fur- meet every Tuesday, Thornhlll required. Contact manager Terrace Taxi - 635.2242. (ctf) the," Information call 635.2632 01inton Manor i Elementary School, 7:15 p.m. after 6:00 p.m. (p.11,12,13,14,15) FurniShed or unfurnished Studiol New members welcome from or 1 bedroom apartments, l !u975 GMI)ISUBURBAN 4x4 Terrace and Thornhlll. 33. For Sale . Misc. Security enterphone. Phone | 1973 Relnell 22" cabin cruiser TIME 4X4 P.S., P.B.,'\RADIOI I~oyalOrder at Moose Lodge No. For Sale: NCR Cash Register, 8 with tandem H1D trailer, 320 ~5.4~61 1 11~20, Terrace, B.C. Meeting department total, recon- eng. hrs., 189 H.P. Marc., ., 638.1032..... | ROOF RACK, LOW MILES, ONLY r______SH4HS,00~,~AJAK, held every 2nd and 4th Thur- ditioned, very reliable type of sleeps, head, sink, Ice box, sday every month at 9 p.m. machine. Winterland General loaded with extras, cruise 49. Homes for Sale Phone 635-6641. (df) Store, 3210 Kalum St. Terrace, equipped, Price S13,SO0. 635.4636. (ctf) Boathouse kept. Phone635.20e3 INCH ES AWAY CLUB For Sale: 3 bedroom home with after 6 p.m. (p.11,12,13,14) full basement, carport, wall to Meet every Tuesday night at 8 I I 1976 FORD '/, T0N 4x4 in the Skeena Health Unit. For FURNITURE SPECIAL wall carpeting, fully furnished, For Sale: 14" aluminum boat partially landscaped on large more Information phone 635- ly night a bed sofa and chair 4SP.,p.s.,RADIoFREE RUNNING.. F,O,*.U.S 2647 or 635-3023. from - $299.95. and motor. Also 16' canoe. lot (190x120') on quiet street. ,. $4996,oo 5 Piece kitchen suite - $99.95. Phone 635.3392. (c-14-18) i:~'icod to sell. ' Phone evenlngs Garage Sale: Saturday August" Single dressers from -$99.95. 635.3442. (p.9,18) 27, 1977. At 10 a.m. Moving. 39" Maflressor box spring from 43. Rooms for Rent Everything must go. Takes $59.95. For Sale: House 4 yeei's old, 3 1.976 GMI) '/ TON 4x4 ./ place at 4444 Haugland Ave. Fred's Furniture Ltd. bedroom bungalow with many Phone 635.4416. (p-14,17,19) 4434 LakelseAve. Room for rent with klfohan and living room facilities o'n the extras. Asking price $29,500. Second Floor Phone 635,2957 (I)-.3-19) '. ..wo.:.4s..,,.o,o ,...,..,.o $6196 oo ! ALCOHOLICS [cff) bench. 635.2971 (eft) FRONT HUBS, 2 TANKS, POSI-TRAC, P.S., P.B., • ANONYMOUS PRIVATE SALE: 3 bedroom Monday, Thurs., Saturday. Excellent horse hay $I.OOa bale. ~6. Cottages & campsitesl Phone In the field $1.50 a bale In the full basement, carport, wall to 638.1021 berp. Phone S46.SS00. (p.7.22) wall carpets, Royal Bank 10 ~ 635-7595 Lakelee Lake cabin for sale: percent ~-rdortg~ge. only 600 sq. ft. water system, fully $48,000. Phone 638,1472 after 5 used" Kermodo Four Wheelers For some real bargains in furnished, reasonable vendor p.m. (p.13,14) Meetings Ist Wednesdayof each women's and children's will assume A.O.S. to right I i ii ii • I ---- ~- month at 8 p.m. in the meeting clothing, household Items and party Phone"635.TS27. (p.5.19) JOwner leaving soon - prlcedtoJ room at the Sandman Inn. For toys see the selection at the. J~ell. A cozy 3 bodroom~ further Information phone 635- Kitlmat Workshop at 660 W. 47. Homes for Rent Jmodernly built home in Thor-J Jim McEwan 3442. Columbia St. at Riverlodge. Jnhill. Features a lovely mural Open 9 to 4 week- Jin livlng room - fireplace ~l Motors (Terrace) Ltd. Meeting • Terrace B.P.O.E. days...donatlons, welcomed. Small, older, two bedroom Idining room with paflodoors I)ealer License No. 1492A (Elks Lodge). First and Third (ctf) furnished house for rent i;200. sundeck - lots of kitchen cup~ Thursday of month. O.O.R.P. Drive by 4512 Lazelle and Phone beards - attractive bathroom • (Ladles of the Royal Purple) - 635-2660. (ctf) workshop - laundry room. Second and Fourth Monday of For Sale: .Near new Toyota This 1800'sq. ft. home sits on Month. Forklift, roll cage, 1500 lb. two.thirds acres. Furnished or capacity will sell, lease, rent, JtlLLSIDE LODGE" 4450 Little Avenue unfurnished. Taxes $51.00 only~ 14. Business Personal trade, what have you. Good Sleeping rooms, h0usekeeplng For view phone after 4:30 p.m~ used electrolux vacuum units, centrally located. FuIl'~ at 635.3986. KILGREN EXCAVATING (E. Frl.) cleaner, 8 track tape deck and furnished. Reasonablerates by I 'Small cat work, 420JD. Land. speakers for auto. A number of day or week. Non.drinkers sceplng, backfilling, stump guns for sale. Misc. household only. Phone635-6611. (df) removal, clearing. Truck, tandem axle. Hyab 17' Flat- Items. Phone 635.7706after 5:30 p.m. (p.13,14) p~Ck, 20' tandem axle trailer. 48. Suites for Rent one 635-3112. Ask for Wayne. (~-t) For Sale: Propane utility • i I II I furnace output 112,000 B.T.U. KEYSTON E cog RT Also 500 gal. tank. Phone 635- Webb RefrJpration 3505 (p.13,14,15,16) -~ APARTMENTS Office No. 2 - 4603 Scott. One, 4623SOUCIE 635-2188 I For Sale: or Rent: Wood frame i two and three bedroom apart. lbulldlng, 30'x164' also 3 IotsJ ments. Laundry & Storage i~O'x200'. Good water supply, J area. Near schools and e JPIne Avenue, Thornhill area. | downtown. Clean, quiet, Authorized Jphene 635.7079.(p-14,19) paclous, security lock-up and Service Depot strol. Repairs to Refrigerators Freezers,Washers, Dryers, 4 Piece bedroom suite, round 635-5224 And Ranges kitchen table, and 4 chairs. One high back living room chair. (ctf) 635.6380 (c-14-18) OWNER ANxIous TO SELL TRY YOUR OFFER - MUST RIVER VIEW ROOMY BUNGALOW SPACIOUS NON-BASEMENT ABLE ELECTRIC LTD. 2 bedroom sultefor renti Phone Large home with sunken, Well located 3 bedroom home Class A Electrical Contracting" For Sale: Slab wood cell 635. 635.4894 or view at 1885 Three bedroom home with SELL This 3 bedroom home Is Free Estimates. Phone 635.5876 2603 (ctf-f) carpeting, open post and beam living room, fireplace, car- with many extras. Well Queensway. (p.12,14) , This 2 bedroom home Is 1152 situatod,~n a large, fully petlng, family room in "the constructed in excellent or 638-1231. (ctf) cellngs, rear .sundeck;.~ full sq. ft. with full basement, fenced and landscaped lot basement ready i~? .~or kitchen, lots of closet space, condition. Attached carport, Golden Rule: Odd lobs for the carport, large living room and which bi~l~ksonto the Sknena. ensulte plumbing, 1/2 •brick, fireplace with development, attached,~c~r. dlnding room plus separate it's located in a very quiet Iobless. Phone 635.4535. 3238 port and cedar exterlo['s basement, large entry hall heatalator, sauna room with Kalum. (ctf) family room off kitchen. area. 'Oi1' F-A furnace In part and aflached carport. House Is located on a c0r~j~er basement', on main floor; shower, concrete patio, wine Located near Golf Course. cellar, workshop room, large ABLE ELECTRIC LTD. lot with fencing on three'sl~s Features unique fireplace, ;three bedrooms, bath~llvlng Refrlgeratlve Contracting and and nrnn~P~h~ I~ imn~erAn~ room, m ocl~rn' kitchen and utility:sewing or hobby room. ensulte plumbing, 85'x230' lot. ~,~ Well fencedproperty with household repairs. Phone 635. Call Dwaln McCall to view this ' dining "; l~lus laundry-mud 5876 or 638-1231. (ctf) room. Dri've by 2510 Kerr and ~ fantastic garden and green attractive home. Asking a low house. Asking $39,000: Give WOODS MANA6ER $39,500. phone Dwaln McColl to view E. W. Landscaping anytime. Asking low 30's. Bob Sheridan a call and see •Box 454, Terrace, B.C. • HoustonForest Products Ltd., and new company this comfortable home. Specializing In Lands, Trees, located in North Central D.C. requires an ex. Shrubs, etc. Complete Tree perienced woods manager to administer an Care- Insect & Erosion Control. Fencing & Contract Blasting. annual contract logging program of 360,000 EUGEN WOESTE cunits per year. (c-9-18) The successful encumbent mbst be capable of CEDAR HOME IN THE Instant Printing MODERN T H R E E CONSTRUCTED COUNTRY organizing and administering a maior road Attractive_ open celilng and Photo Copying, building program, contract logging operation, BEDROOM Attractive three bedroom In good condition this LARGE LOT - OLDER HOME home with large family kit. finished In cedar throughout Is 10c Per Copy and the required woods staff. bungalow has wall to wall Located close to town on • chen, fireplaces, wall to wall only one of the homey features GOOD LIVING O'FF of this three bedroom home QUEENSWAY Totem Press & Stationery carpeting In the living room double lot this roomy house carpeting, 2 bathrooms, and a The position provides a full range of benefits. and several other rooms, has three bedrooms, office, finished rumpus room, with double fireplace, car. Modern three bedroom home 4558 A Lakelse Ave. petlng, sundeck, and full wall to wall carpeting, metal Phone 635.7412. Salary comensurBte with qualifications and acorn fireplace and a fully mud room, electric heat, a bedroom, laundry area and developed basement with new roof in 1976 and a mud work shop In the basement. basement with a sauna, fireplace, oll furnace, family experience. bedroom, bathroom, laundry, room. Property has future There Is an attached carport, shower and other partial room, patio doors to front has a view of the Kltlmdt sundeckand the house Is on a 19. Help Wanted and wet bar. The propert~ Is multiple dwelling possibilities rear concrete patio and extra Sand a resume stating qualifications and ex. landscaped, fenced and there or could be divided Into two parking, and the lot Is nicely Valley and Is landscaped and concretering-wall. Full price has numerous trees. To view. $32,000.00. Contact Rusty perience in confidence to: Is an attached carport. To lots. For appointment to view landscaped. For viewing call General office help required for .view Phone Bert Llungh. Phone Bert LJungh. Rusty Llungh.' Contact Rusty Llungh. Liungh. small office. Reasonabletyping speed essential. Reply to Box HOUSTON FOREST PRODUCT LTD. 1162 the Dally Herald, stating BOX 5000 experience and salary ex. HOUSTON, B.C. peded. (ctf) V0J lZ0 I gnpuu ? • ) t

THE HERALD, Friday, August 19, 19T/, PAGE 7 i FOOD BASKET 49. Homes for sale ' ",. 57. Auto*m0biies °~- ~ 1 S7. Automobiles 68. Legal" Orosswora By E.g r $1 //er Boysenberry Odl~ A whale There is some dispute • For Sale: Bungalow home 4' "...... For Salo: 1966 Oldsmobile, ACR06S ; 37 Store SS Source 10 Count regarding the origin of the years old, 3 bedrooms with: For Salo: 1975Astra G.T., good Cutlass, P.S. & P.B., auto., 1 Signor neatly S6 Budget item calories boysenberry. It is commonly many extras. Asking price ~ shape with oxtras. Prk:ed af hans., Only 21,000miles on new damage ~ Confederate DOWN 11 Exclamation stated that it, resulted from S29,500. Phone 63S.~957 Ip.2.:I ~,S00or best offer. 1WO Viva meter transmission and rear ofa fight S Fourth general 1 Cut off II Oedipus -- crossing loganberry, black- 14,18,19) G.T., goed running order plus end. New brakes S1,195. or best VANCOUVER CP - planet from 46 Note of the 2 Geometric 20 Snakelike berry and dewberry -- a - , , many extras 11,~0. Call 635-4951 offer. Phone 635.3268 (sff) the sun scale figure r=h triangle which Sounds dif- House for Sate-~Bn';lerge':lut, duysor635.$124nlghts. View at NOTICE . Greonpeaee Foundation o .... ~ .o • . .~..... ,members Bob and Bobbi 9 Gkl's name 41 Power 3 Prdix with :~ Kind of ficult to arrange and one Dead end etresf. Phone635.202S 4314N Sparks. (p-14,1g) For Sale: i9~ F,i~DEdoe V= ff Nobody 43 Commando date or pincher which is viewed with skep- after 6 p.m. (p.9,14,19,2) ton 31S V8, standard. :l~sl.trac. SEALEDTENDERS, marked- Hunter have arrived in 13 Molding 4"; Rubber tree room 23.Possessas ticism by many experts who 194.$ Valiant 2 door, 6 cyl., low Phone d38-1404. (C.11-14). Painting. Fish and Wildlife b~j4ne~, A~ralia, to|Bunch 14 Nothing 46 Kind of 4 S~agge~d 24 Familiar claim that the berry was a Compound Smlthers, B.C. for a cB~peJ~n apkst the ...... mileage, body fair, motor ox- IS Meddle enter- S Shape saying "sport" from the dewberry. 52. Wanted to Rent cellenf. 635.9513 (c-14,1S) Consign your "car, truck or Exterior Painting of Building In country's whaling trailer. Let a professional sell It above "Compound will be ac- 17 Social tainment S Past ~S Recline q~raUons. function Sl Thing (law) 7 Start for 26 Hold the Fruit Sauces Northwest College anticipates a" 1968 Dc~ge Charger 3413. 4 for you~.opparMountain cepfod by the Honoureble' the • The man and wife team You can make delicious fulldlme student enrolment In Minister, Department of Public 18 Pared 5~ Bright sign air or roof attention barrel. Consul autometlc, Enterprises I~td'. to launch the ?0-foot sauces from apples, cber- excess of ,100 this September. megs, headers, only 68,000 Works, care of Foreman .of Fabrina, a former resenrch 19 Holds a S3 Small bills S Appears 2'/Prove ties. eranberries, peaches or £15-4373 session S4Lund 9 Affect deficient Limited dormitory space or miles. Must be seen to be ap- OL 00605A Works, 4027 Kelth Avenue, Vessel, to harass Aua~alJan rhubarb. Serve applesauce sometimes student preference •preclethd. Phone63S-f411 (c.14) (clf) Terrace, B.c.WaG IK7 U.p to'~ harpoon boats sailing from |1 Former parcel each other 29 Animals: or rhubarb sauce as a simple causes some students to seek p.m., August 31, 1977. spouse comb. form dessert. Cranberry sauce Albany on the southwest Z~ Puzzle Avg. solution time: 23 rain. 30 Evergreen accommodatlen off camous. To For Sale: 1973Toyota Corolla, 5 58, Mobile Homes Tendering documents mey be coast, 8 statement from the and applesauce are good~ 'aeslet both lardlord and student speed, radials (with Sn~Ns), obtained from Minlofry of Glided i-i-li==i~iAAiNAAUnli=mmCiDinlrdI 35 Pouch with meats and. poultry. Like new 12x68 3 bedroom • foundation said Wednesday. the college Will post notices of stereo casseHa, cables, air Public Works, ,1827 Kelth T]he Hunters and 2S 27 "... but ~ 37 Popeye, Cherry sauce and peach avellahle housing. People in the shocks, Phone I~-67M. (aft) Safaway Set up, ready for Avenue, Terrace, B.C. and also • -- are for one sauce make colorful top- Terrace, Thornhlll area who are Immediate occupancy. Full viewed et Smlthers Courthouse, will drive to pings for ice cream, pud- miles away, to chosen" 39 Holds haek Interested in renting rooms, 1962 Chev Tandem Dump price $9,S00. or terms to suit. - Government Agent's C.~f.leo on 23 -- Susan 40 Remote dings, sponge cake or room and board, or suites to 635-2715. (p-13,14) end after August 16', 1977. Join members.of Australia's ungelfood cake. Truck, g~xl condition. 2 Chev nal ~bes who are 31 River ~ 41 Roll up students may list these ac., slnglo axle dump trucks, one In The lowest or any tender will France K)IRIOEBBIAID]GIEmNIEIWI 42 Butter commodatlons at the Student running order and ono needs For Rent: • two bedroom net necesserlly be accepted. o opposed to the whale New B[B~O~MOJ~J~J~E ~_I~N_~ substitute Broiling Fresh Fruits in the college, inperson or by repair. Phone 635-3939. (c.14. trailer on acreage. Ap. hunt. . England ~ 43 Tear Broiled apple rings, ba- telephone at 635-6511. 19) proximately 10 miles east of Details on plans to con- cape 44 Hill of sand nanas, and peaches go well town. Phone635.2339. (p.13,14) boats with meats. During broiling. The college offers this service n ASP IS EGYPTIAN COBRA bent the harpoon 33 Sheep [A[Ri I [DBBPlO[NISIEILILIEI 45 Paradise for convenience only and can 1973 Datsun 610 for selo. Go~ The asp that killed were not released because disease ~IEILIEi I IDIEUEILIUILI 40 Remainder watch the fruit carefully to assume no responsibility on condition. Phone635-$134. (p. For Sale: 1970 Knight. 1 Cleopatra is the snake now of expected hostility from avoid se0rching. Place broil- bedroom 12'x47' Fully fur. 34 Moistens IPlAlYlSlICIAITIIMIEISISI 49 Born er rack at height recom- behalf of either student or 12,13,14) called the Egyptian cobra. whalers and l~al Those in SO Golf club landlord.(c.4,9,14,19) nlshed. In Immaculate con. authorities. Western mended by the manufae~- dltlen. Must be sam. Priced to HENIE WON office Answer to yesterday's puzzle, part turer of your range: 1970.Forcl Custom, Four') door; CHAMPIONSHIP Australia officials have 54. Business Property sell. Custom built. Phone635. wanred they will "not 2 5 , ~ ~ ~ 9 O If sedan, 302 cubic Inch, 2691 (p.13,14) Sonja Henie of Norway automatic. Phone 685~235 or won the Olympic women's tulerate interference with Space now being lensed In a the whale hunt. • 63543ae (ctf) NEW 14 FT. WIDE MOBILE flgureskating championship shapptng center to be Iooa~l In t~ree times--in 1928, 19~2 Greenpeace ~pekesman Sandsplton the Quesn Chariots For sole: Truck end Camper, HOME, $16,9~0.00. Delivered Rod Marinlng.'said the and setup in Terrace or area. and 1936. . .- . Islends. 1"his' complex will 1977 G.M.C. Slorre Classic, 1977 AUDUBON BORN IN , Fabrina will have a crew of Include both retail end In- Frontier 10' camper. Both of Or pay Sli!6.4S per month of approved credit. 13.5 percent HAITI about 13 and will carry two dustrlel outlets end wlll be' these are 2 months old. Phone speedboats and several available for occupancy in .~IS.SS3~ (c.842) Interest. $1,000.00Government Grant. (c.4,9,14,19) American artist and er craft to intervene bet- January of 19711. A reply from ornithologist John James ween the whales and hat- thuse Interested parties at this For Sale: 1967 Beaumont, r0n~ Audubon, born in Haiti and poou boa~. It will be out for 27 2~ Z9 50 time would assure apace built to well, Lqg. Fhone63,~1:~. (aft)! 60. Tenders raised in France, came to about 45 days. your. requlromenfo. ContactI 32 35 *VULCAN America to' manage his I Sandsplt Development Limited 1974 Chev 1 ton P.U. Dual father's lead mines. nt 637-5341, 687-2223or 637-5kl8. wheels P.S., P.B., 4 slx~d NOTICE ASIA COVERS Much 36 3"1 IMACHINERY &t (c-11-20) deluxe IMorlor Phono 63S-42~4 FATALITIES LAND after 6 p.m. (p-13,14) SEALED TENDERS, marked ENUMERATED The continent of Asia EQUIPMENT : Exterior Painting - 7 Kltlopa St. Thirty ~r cent Of the534, encompasses "about 30 per 55. Property for Sale Transters - Plates - Sales Tax. Klflmat, B.C. for Exterior women and children aboara cent of the land area of the See Wightman & Smith . Painting - Carport end Storage theTitanie anda0per cent of globe, some 17,035,000 LTD AUTOPLAN agent. 4611 Shed, Government Agent the 1,667 menlosttheir lives, square miles. 49 -- For, Sale: 120 acres, 100 in hty Lekelse Ave. Terrace. Residence, 7 KItlope St., Cowart Road in the .Driftwood arch. Ex- Saturday. (ctf) Klflmet, B.C. will be accepted m colteat view, 2 springs. Phone sz PRINCE GEORGE, B.CI Deluxe Kit Camper. Mounted by the Hooourable the Minister, 847-3720 after $ p.m. or Write m on al974 Dodge Club Cab: Department of Public Works, Phone: 56~-010! Box S21, Smlthere. (p- care of Ministry of Public Yourindividual ' %14,19,2,6,11) Phone 638.8297 or vlow of 4938 I, Halllwell. (c.11,12,13,14) Works, ,1827 Kelth Avenue, Terrace, B.C. VeG 1K7, up to 2 Horoscope CReSOl UIP p.m., Septemher 7, 1977. Offers You: Tendering documents may be FraBcesDrake "~'" ' BSJV LAPPNL QASJVNL QSI obtained from Ministry of What kind of day will ~niways wise. Be careful where TREE FARMER t DISTRICT OF TERRACE Public Works, ,1827 Kelth tomorrow be? To find out what and when you must refuse, NIKSKN BSIJ KOEHRING.BAHTAMi Avenue, Terrace, B.C. and also the stars say, read the forecast consmt, or dismiss suggestions Yesterday's Cryptoqulp-- STAFF EDITOR TIRES OF DAFT viewed at G0vernment : Agent MANAGEMENT POSITION IN RECREATION given for your birth Sign.. bo~ your mind. But don't ERRATA. BOMAG Office. Klflmat, B.C. on and outematlcaily reject -,other's O 1977 KJxqlFeatmre~ Syndkste. Inc. after August 18, 1977. idea. The lowest or any tender will Today'sCryptoqulp clue: A equals 0 LOED. Superlnhmdont of Perks and RucreoflN, tile Rumflon The Cryptoqulp is a simple substitution cipher in which each not necessarily be accepted. (Mar. 21 to 20) (Aug. ~4 to sept. 23) Dlreder Is responslbN and accountable for the spadallad • (C.14,15,16). • . ~.~ , letter used stands for another. If you think that X equals O, it" HYDRO,AX work In evaluation, development and co4rdinetiou of If you're planning all tnltlsi~!~~ Face possible changes .with will equal O tlu'onghoutthe puzzle. Single letters, short words, ~mmtlon acftvifloswitldn Ibeiwindlotloeoftbemunlclpel/~ venture, it Would be wlse to .go eqmmimity. With YOUR know- and words using an apostrophe can give you clues to locating c s. JoHiSONI - by.n,w,. FOR TENDER it alone" for the present, how and ingenuity, you can vowek~ Solution is accomplished"bytrlal and error. Associates may be unrellahie or cope. Romance in high [aver. e -contact: 1 Fridge in~oraciiceL ~ ,,/,,1,,~,,~, The successful candldute will have a recql.l~l program In TAURUS ~=~ (Sept. 24 to 'Oct. 23) 'Garry Curtis Recreation Administration, Recreation Facility 1 Electric Range (Apr. 21 to May 21) Certain problems wldch ]tam Sales Representative Management, BusinessAclmlnlstration Education or relahxl 1 Sofa & Chair A good word from the right been bothering you may be discipline peas five (5)years of progressively respenslblo Kitchen Cupboards ~rl" N Clearwater, B.C. experlenco in Community Rocrsaflon, three (S) of which ' source may unable you to attain resolved now. GO0ddeeds (~ the shouM be In an edmlnlstretlve cepaolty, OR, en equlvalont the recognition you have been past may also pay off. it should Phone: .674-9692 : .comblnetlon of tralnleg end experionco. ', CONTACT seeking. You hove juatcause for hea very happy day. About 20"0 words make up more them half the words used PARMELEE & NELSON in ordinary speech and written languagel " -- -.-" -".' ~'.-.". • ""~'~'~" -'.;.~.'.'.';',',',',;;'.',',-'*'-":"" -* :'.":':';'--':.:,. : :...:.." "' ...:.:,:" *',.';~,'-", :.. .- ...... "-" "" .. ":':'".':'.'¢:C;" • " The salary will be in the S19,Q00.00.$22,~00.00 range with a GENERAL INSURANCE ;-.,,,.-., ..~.;,;,,,,, ,;,;,;,~:_~_;,, ,,%%%..,,',,.,.,.:...,.....,.....-...., • . -...... - compatetive employee benefit package. (May 22 to June 21) "~', An auspicious pedodi Go ~:, ..,.,.. • o,.,.o., .-.. ° •, ,~.oo • ..... ~. . ADJUSTERS LTD. Stick close to facts and atte~whatever is worthwhils-- TEL. 635.7910 control your imagination. Don't with all the viger you can Applications and Inquiries sbeuM be filed with the un- AFTER S p.m. 63~q34s try to put a square peg into a muster. By.pass trifles which C, )me t() Church derslgnnd on or before August 26, 19;7. round hole. Pick your way (C.10.14) interfere .with essentials. ? discreetly. SAGrrrMtlUS ZION MAPTIUT ~: (Nov., to Dee. 9.1) x*~ ISALVATION ,[NOX UIIITID 66. Rec. Vehicles Mr. W.E. Casw, (June ~2 to July 23) Personal relationships at AIIMT CHURCH CHUHCH : You may face some onto- their best., In fact, a [fiend or Supt. of. Parks & Recmoffon, For Sale: Hard toptont trailer. car. Sparks& Kstth "; DEsired of Terrace, plications -- in quite unex. close associate may be in- 4~3~Weish 4907 Lazelie Ave. Ready to go. Reasonably Minister Roy. D.S. Lewis Pastor: Clyde Zimbetmen $4215 Eby Sired, peeled areas. How you handle S~ in h~ yOU to 1 Coptein: BIII Young prlcedl Phone 635.7074 (p.13) situuticns and the pace yoU set Terrace, B.C. solve a difficult situation. 1 " will determine their solution. Sunday School Sunday School 9:45 a.m. i V|O ~1(6 For Sale: 22' Frontier motor CAPRICORN . lg~'~ 9:45 Sunday School " (Dec. 22 to Jan. 20) V~l ~IY 11:00 Mornlng Workshop senior 12 8. up iO:O0 a.m. Morning Worship 11:00 a.m. .: home. Near new condition.* Under 12 11:00 a.m. Ph~one:635-2396: (p-13,14) . !/~. (July 24 to Aug. 23) U64~'V~ ~ not to set too rest a pace '7:30 Evening Services . ~ What's expedient is not elth~ for yonneff or others, t,k~. Cottage meeting 7:30 Worship servlco 11:00 a.m. CMMISTIAM : Wed. Home league 7:30 HEFORMID " You could find that you've Sat. Youth group 7:30 TERRACE expended a lot of time ~nd i~one CNUItCH i ener~; to no ~ parpose. Captain or Mrs. Bill Young. ALLIANCE" AQUARIUS ~,~ ,~ CHURCH Sparks St. et Streume Ave. : (J"`.21 to Feb. 19) "~',=~el Mr. Roy. Arthur Helleman 435.21~1 i MATTHEW'S Pastor Roy Taylor DOWt start m~4~g without .a knaw~ if yo. can follow ¢IIUNCll SundaySchool • Terrace IOn.re. • through. All efforts and am- Sunday School - Remo 2:30 p.m. Anglican Church of Canada Sunda'y'9:45 - Bible School 11:00 a.m. Worship Service • bltions must be carefully 11:00 a.m. - Morning Worship directed now. Neithur follow 47~5 Lazelle Avenue, Terrace 5:00 p.m. Worship Service SAIL. SAVE Ray. Lance Stephens-635.SI~S 7:15 p.m. EveninG Service new tm~ds b]ind~. ed. 7:30 p.m. • Bible Study & ayer Church: 43S-9019 PENTECOSTAL : (Feb. 2O to Mar. 2O) TABERNACLE : Be: careful in inmdllug per- Church Service 10 a.m. mnal:/affaks; there may be SundaySchool 10a.m. UPLAND| 4647 Lazeile Ave. Drop anohor here mm~ btc~y areas, a few ]dnks HAPTIM1 Pastor M. Kennedy to irbn out betore taking action. Office 1535-2434Home 435.$3M ~1~ .~llci of int~l~ MRlUiONIT! CMURCll ~ca " . IRITilMIN Sunday School 10:00 a.m. for a great buy Pastor D.K. Hale 4~.939S Morning Worship 11:00 a.m. YOU BORN TODAY ere ClIUHCll Corner of Halllwell Sunday Evening 7:15 p.m. endowed with a fine intellect and N. Thomas Bible Study Wed. 7~30 p.m. and are eztremely progressive 34N Eby Sfrevt 63S.3015 Youth Night Thurs. 7:30 p.m The fa.ldastio in your thinking. You have a Pastor Dwayne Barkmen 10:00 a.m. Bible Teaching flair for the dramatic but, Sunday School LACHID HIAIIT s.,,-., KOLIBRI unlike many Leoites, are 11:00 a.m. Morning Worship 'Family Worship Service: 1045 Service PARISH usually more attracted to 7:30 p.m. Singing and Bible busine~ than the stage. Your 8.m. 4830 Straume Ave. Terrace Study sense of the" theetrieal Sunday school will resume in evldeneea itsele no matter what Weds. S:30 a.m. Reg. $1400.00 the fell. S.00 p.m. Home Bible Studies 11:3~ a.m. career you pmme, however. In 10:15 a.m. either business or govern- "You are Welcome at .7:30 p.m. mental positions, your Uplands" leadership ls such that those Sale $1249.00 under YO~ sspervision, drawn NVAN@ILLIAL CHRIST to you almost magneU~lLy, follow with almost blind FAil CHURCH CHURCH OF GOD LUTNINAN It's Affordable-It's-retable , loyalty; in the legal field, your CNUHCH Car. park Ave. and Sparks St. Idstri0aics would make you an 0S6 Klvar Drive Roy. W.H. Tetum Car. Sparks St. & Park Ave. e~cellent trial lawyer. Other ~1~02Spa rks Street klS411S Terrace, B.C. fields in which you could ddne: Roy. Roif Nosterud 6~S-SM| finance, ,invenflm, eqdoration, Rev. R.L. White 9:45 Sunday School Morning Sarv)cd et 10 a.m. Terraoe Equipment Sale ltd. areheolngy. 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PAGE l, THE ItlRALO, Frlclly, August 19, 1977 CANADA, SUMMER GAMES , ,i! ¸I !/i ! !/! Four gold medals for Quebec sw,mmer,.:so, far! • By ROB M A,TTHEWS Ontario's victorious team in Mason won the women's Mary Ann Kokan of Win- Ontario qualified for the Dean closed fast to_ finish in the last ~0 metre8 to be second in 4:Z4.57.

ST. JOHN S, Nfld. (CP) -- the women's 400 freestyle 400 freestyle, McPhee the nlpeg second and Peggy medalplayoffs by defeating secondln4:05.94andDe~nis 5 I A 15-year-old Quebec relay. The winning l~me was women's 200 individual B~dlsy of Calgary third. PrinceEdward Island 3-2 in Corceran, 17, of student won his fourth gold 3:59.62. medley, Rogers the 200 Gary Trevlsiol of Sud- " a playoff to decide second Mississauga, Ont., was third medal in swimming at the Susan Mason, 17, of backstroke, Erickson the Iz~y_.j Ont., won the men's place in Division B. Quebec in 4:08.88. Canada Summer Games Halifax; Jody McPhee, 15, men's 200 individual med- 91-kilometre road race with won first place in Division A Malloy anchored • the F011 SALE i" Thursday as Quebec and of Sudbury, Ont., Dan ley, and Boulianne the Lido Creme of Vancouver with a 2-I decision over Brit- Ontario team to a throe- ldl0 ACRE FARM 10 MILES NORTH TERRACE Ontario continued to battle Rogers, 18, of Mississauga, women's 200 backstroke, all second and Andre Gervals ish Columbia. second victory in the 400 - Half mile by half mile, creek runs through for supremacy in the pool Ont., and Jennifer in record times. . of Montreal third. Saskatchewan, the freestyle relay. Her and Games records kept BouUanne, 14, of Points Carole VenEer of Montreal Quebec took team honors defending softball chain- flnishi~- kick allowedher to west boundary taken In Kalurn Rive.;. Ap- falling. each won their second golds. won her second cyclin~ gold in cycling .with Ontario peon, joined Ontaro, Quebec overtake Quebec in a time of proximately 20 acres cleared, pasture at lower Peter Szmidt" of Pointe Chris Erickson, 18, of medal, in the women s 53- second and Manitoba third. and B.C. in the medal 3:W.62.CarolKlimpel,14,of level. AZlx40 ft. barn with hay loll, large shop, 2 Claire got a quick start in Surrey, B.C., won his first. !dlometre read race, with In women's softball, playoffs. Toronto, Kwasny, 14, of lighting plants welder, sawmllh crane, mower, the 400-metre freestyle and Szmidt was happy abmit Thunder Bay, were the tiller, 4 cows, 1 filly and various other pieces of. held off Darrell Dean, 17, of his quick start in the 400 other members of the team. farm equipment. Home has 3 bedrooms, wood Regina to win in 4:06.09. freestyle, which he won in (~ebec was second in Szmidt had previously won Enterprise races to victory 4:05.09. Earlier in the week 4:0~.61 and British heated, propane cooking, hot water anddryer. the I00 and ~00 freestyle NEWPORT, R.I. (AP) -- Tuesday.That win, the most challenger finals earns the he had complained about Columbia third in 4:04.58. FOR MORE INFORMATION call about listing races and was a member of Skipper Lowell North lopsided of the Amedea's right to face one of three slow first lep "but today for Mason led from the start No. 798 Quebec's winning team in steered Enterprise to her Cup summer, gave American yachts-- En- some renson .it was a really in her400 freestyle victory, terprise, Courageous or goodstart, and I had enough touching first in 4:22.67 WlGHTMAN & SMITH REALTY LTD. theJohanna 200 freestyle Malloy, relay, 15, of firstAmerica's victory Cup defenseof thefi- series.Australia a 4-0 sweep ol the Iudependence--in the Cup left at the finish to hold off whileLorinds Parkes, 14, of 4111 Likelea Ave. Thunder Bay, Ont., also mils Thursday, crossing the The winner of the series beginning Sept~ 13._ the other." Toronto, came from behind ilS-IM1 brought her gold medal finish line one minute, two , -- ] ..... -- .... count to four as a member of seconds ahead of Ted Heed's .., - Indpendence. ROBERTS l~or Enterprise, which got a 27-ascend Jump at the start of the Thursday's initial TRADED duel, it was the first ~in of MONTREAL CP the final series. She was Montreal Canadiens defeated twice Tuesday by .. , ,. ",'. .. announced on Thursday Courageous, 1974 Cup they have traded veteran defender. right winger~tefenceman Sweden's Sverige handed Gretel II her second slraight Jim Roberts to St. Louts __'r" Blues for "future con- loss, leaving the Australian siderattons." 12.metre yacht facing a do- ]Roberts, 37, best known or

Molnar, S 5 0 0 0 30 Long, B.C. 33 341 10.3 0 • Falls," Okanagan Falls, Okanagan Mission, Ohver,100 Mile House, . r "' ' q " " '' ' Bright, B.C. 4 0 O 0 24 Williams, S 25 324 13.0 0 Crump, W 3 0 0 018 Hlghbaugh, E 26 199 7.7 0 108 Mile House •, 150 Mile House, Osoyoos, Oyama, Oyster Bay, , . Burden, C 3 0 0 0 18. Rmolowlch, W 18 195 10.0 0 Parksville, Parson, Peachland, Pemberton, Pender Harbour, Fender . Scott, W 3 0 0 010 Campana, S 17 17010.0 0 Island, Penticton, Pineview, Pitt Meadows, Port Alberni, Port Alice, '~ : • • ..--.... . M.Strlckland, B.C. Klckotf Returns 3 0 0 0 18 No. Yds Avg. TD • ' Port clements; Port Coquitlam, Port Edward, Port Hardy, Port McNeill, ~ . -;" ' Eight players tied with 12 Williams, S 13 337 25.9 0 • Port Mellon, Port Moody,Port Renfrew, Port. Simpson, P0uc,e ~pe i ...... '.. . points each. I.o410, B.C. 12 327 34.8 1 Powell River, Prespatou, Prince George, Princeton, Pritcham,uuaora iSmna, • ' Rushl~l Bright, B.C. 9 313 34.8 1 C Yds Avg. TD Ro~olowlch, W 10 230 23.0 0 Qualicum, • Queen Charlotte, Quesnel, Radium, Red Rock, Revelstoke, Richmond, . / . Germany, E 63 435 6.7 5 Crawfor'd, C 7 209 29.9 0 Riondel, Rock Creek, Roila, Rosedale, Rossland, Rutland, Saanich, Salmo, SalmonArm, • ' L.Washlngton, E Intlrceptkms Salmon Valley, SandspiLSardis,Savona, Sa....yward, Sechelt, 70 Mile House, Shalalth, L ' ' 61 343 5.6 0 NO. Yds LRTD &Washington, W H. Waiters, w 4 41 28 0 • " Stcamous, Skookumchuck, Slocan, Smlthers, Sointula,.Sgok%sorrento, Sguth Kaml.ool~., • , 60 324 5.4 1 Holllmon, E 3 109 82 0 ' South Slocan, Sparwood, Spences Bridge, Spillimacheen,. Squamish, Stewart, S um.menana.., McGee, S 73 273 3.7 1 Beard, W 3 68 39 0 /~lnar, S ~ 245 3.8 4 Hlghbaugh, E 3 44 32 1 Summit Lake, Tahsis, Tappen, Tasu, Taylor, Telkwa, Terrace, Thrums, Io, no, iopley, Trail, Ucluelet, Union Bay, Valemount, Vallican, Vananda, Vancouver., Vanderhoof, Vanwax,.Va~venby, .. Vernon, Victoria, •Wellington, Wells, Westbank, Westsyoe, west vancouver, ,.westv=ew, Westwold, . Whalley, Whistler, White Rock; Wrionn~k, Wi,ddwood, Williams Lake, EUROi)AN PULP & PAPER,O0.LTD. Willowbrook, Willow Flats, Willow Point, Winfield, Woodhbre, wynndel, Yahk, Yale, Yarrow, " Youbou, " ' ~ " *. ' Zeballos. " KITIliAT LOGGING OIVlSIOH

We will require a HEEL.BOO M GRAPPLE Long distance weekend rates have Columbia ~ f0r just 35¢ or less perminute LOADER TO LOAD LOGS INA COASTAL really got people talking. (minimum charge 23¢ per call). OPERATION AT Kitlmat. This contract offers Because between 5 I up when rates are down this 'L ' ~ : ':'" ' " " steady employment to an efficient operator. Preference will be given to a rubber mounted 5 p.m. Sunday you can d And ' machine for mobility. Interested applicants to (112) to most places in,iE eword. 8D, TEL' apply to: '%.,,..

V.N. Maskulsk, Eurocan Pulp & Paper Co. Ltd. Box 1400 T KITIMAT, B.C. *gate does ,ot apply on calls fi-,)m the OK Tel area, c(,in tel, motcl,'hotel and to some NorthernV lX)ints n(,t servedI I IW B.C, "i'd.t .