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/ . OPENTiL 5 p.m, " I / ' '~" ~" m ~g • aid ,q ~Lo,,,|O, Seal ~0v. ~h0n, 624.~639J ~t~ VOLU~E 72 N0. 138 ~ TUESDAY, ,.,,,, .High 24 Low 10 PNG and IBEW Go Back Te. Bargain, by Donna Vallieres Pacific Northern Gas and the striking members of the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers (IBEW) have agreed to return to the bargaining table -this week following increased picket action by the unmn. Last week IBEW members travelled to Taylor, near Fort St. John, and picketed Pacific Petroleum and Westcoast Transmission plants there. Unions involved with .those plants, the Oil, Chemical and Atomic Workers and the Operating Engineers, all respected the picket lines and a Pacific Petroleum oil •1 refinery and Westcoast gas plant, sulphur plant and mainline compressor station were shut down. BCR workers would not cross the picket line to remove cars and bulk loading trucks refused to cross the line as well. An informal hearing was called at the Labor ! Relations Board the next day, and as a result of these dis cuss!ons the company and the union agreed to •return zo negotiations~ The pickets at the Taylorp]ant complex were with- drawn on the understanding that Pacific vice- A dune buggy attacks the Hill gduring the Hill president and general manager Bob O'Sharmessy climbing meet held Sunday. For details see page 6. would be present at the negotiations and would have full authority to negotiate a contract, according to one union spokesperson. The spokesperson said it was made clear that the Photo by JoAnn Kronquist union wanted to get down to actual negotiations, "or we'll be headed back for Taylor." Ri)MP Report Rude6estu, Terrace Trudeau At It Again? Terrace RCMP are looking for two teenage girl I]0NN (CP) -- canada's various pmitioas for the "It was intended as a flip- s who were reported missing earlier this month. Prime Mi~Istor Trudeau set pictures. pant, funny thing," a spokes- Linda Wright, 14, of 2303 South Kalum is described tongues wagging Monday After about 10 minutes, as man for the prime minister as 4 foot 10 inches, 98 pounds, with brown hair and when he joldagly made what the leaders turned to leave, later said of Trudeau's brown eyes. appeared to be l a rude the photographers called out gesture. "We would be very May Anita Latvonen, 15, of 4213 Sparks Street, is gesture to reporters at a to them urging them to unhappy if anyone took it as five foot one inch, 102 pounds, with brown hair and formal picturetaking session remain. an insult." smiling young woman stepping off Sunday morning's CN passenger train, is at the Bonn summit meeting. At this point, Trudeau (- ne ~pa~ding, nt ~mimers. aane is a brakeman on the line between Smithers and brown eyes. • The gesture appears to be jT•ais • Turdoau and leaders from placed his left hand on the destined for the archives of Prince Rupert and also Endak. As far as we know, there are not many women The two giris were reported missing on Jul~/ 8. West Germaoy, Japan, the iuside of hla elbow and raised Trudeau antics at in. employed ~s brakemen on Canadian railways. Would you say this is sort of a no toul play is suspected at this time. United States, France, Italy his forearm. His loft hand ternational meetings. I "break-through"? A two-car motor vehicle accident last week on I-Itch- and Britain were gathered was open. Last hear at another way 25 near the Airport hill resulted in exteuswe on the perch of the official His gesture was greeted summit meeting in London, • i damage to the vehicles and one charge laid against residence of West German with a roar of laughter from Trudcau was caught on film oneGa of ...... the drivers. _ . .... President Walter School 200 reporters.present, doing a pirouette behind the rry.~x, ~.DZD l~[~Im, wa.s Cj'l~l.rge~ wire omving In'for ~ go, mz~cn: ~and.: A ,U.S..r~er in- ~ Queens back. And at a ~_tl}outa !iceuse.Driverof~eother vehiclewas Haim photo~ap~were On the~ terpretbd~T~u~s gesture/commonwealth meeting in argeamountoteunwas smlenzrorna SouthEby Photographers nan men a Caimdlanreperter said he became prime minister 10 Street home Sunday while the owners Were away for joking with the leaders, thought it meant something years ago, he slid down a Hew Fire North of the afternoon, asking them to stand in stronger, bannister. Thieves gained access to the locked house by for- cible entry. Telegraph Creek ram, Fishing Industry ..Sbut Down

. A Kitimat man sustained minor injurl es 'A new forest fire was reported Sunday northeast of Telegraph Creek, according to forestry spokesman Terry Walker. • .Saturday when his trail bike flipped ever on a, VANCOUVER • (CP) -- serxetary-treasurer, said the until all three groups have sandhill near Ocean Cement . in Kitimat. British" Columbia's fishing ten~ermen are "angry and settled. Estimates as of Monday morning were that the fire was spread over 200 acres. industry was almost totally •Two DC6 airtankers from Watson Lake and two A26 tankers from Smithers are David Bilash of 874 Columbia Street suffered in- frustrated" with the The fishermen were called ries to his left leg at about 3:30 p.m. Saturday at the shut down Sunday after must association Which represents into port Friday and all fish being used to fight the fire along witb about 30 men. ~ of the United Fishermen add The KAT firein the Kitimat Valley is stillin the mop-up stage, Wall~erreported, me of the accident. an industry which he says caught after midnight Kitimat RCMP are still investigating. Allied Workers Union • will show an increase in Friday were declared hot. A although some firegnards are still being constructed. (UFAWU) shoreworkers and lz'oflis of 114 per cent this Walker said he was "confident of having that one pretty well contained." • _ Ea. rly Sunday morning a sedan driven by Frank union spokesman said that t~eKe of 84 Banine went off the road near Hirsh Creek tendermen walked off the year. while some fishermen had Thew SLOK fire South of Atlin is still out of control, having destroyed an job. "Clearly the membership estimated 3,000 acres. Bridge. not yet returned to port, he The strike comes at the is not prepared to stay on the assumed they had stopped Approximately $1,400 in damage to the vehicle was height of the West Coast The wind shifted Sunday night and edged the fire up the Sloko River toward the result of the accident. job," he said. fishing to "support the Sloko Lake. salmon fishing season, and SET UP PICKETS strike." The KEN fire north of Hazelton is being brought under control with seven cats Cseke was not injured but was charged with fating • industry and union sources to drive with due care and attention. Nicol said the offer The shoreworkers walked and 120 men. That, fire spread throughout an estimated 1,050 acres. say it could cost the industry rejected Sunday by the out after earlier rejecting by The KAT fire as it was named was the largest fire in the southern part of the A 1977 Chrysler belonging to Leslie Corbett was $20 million a week. tendermen called for a $9-a. struck by another vehicle in the 1425 Nalabila parking an 82-per-cent margin a 85. Prince Rupert Forest Districtin some years. It started near the Kitimat River the The tendermen voted to day increase, about 9.6 per cent-anheur increase offered result of a careless recreationalist. It three spectacular jumps it raced ahead of. lot last week resulting in about $450 damage. Police reject a last-minute offer by cent, in a one.year contract. by the association. the firefighters to its present size of 2,500 ha (7;.~0~) acres). The cost of fighting the i are still investigating. the Fisheries Association of He also said that most of Shoreworkers presently earn fire is estimated in excess of $550,000 up to Jul~ 14th. Four hundred and fry four [ A carbeurator and air breather •were stolen off a B.C. The offer had caused the union's 4,000 hourly rates of $6.72 at base, men and women were employed by Eurocan and the B.C. Forest Service to bring [ 1966 Ford pickup in front of Bruce Bailey's residence the union to tmp ar shoreworkers were off the $7.37 for production workers, at 36 Campilano last week. suspend a strike deadline set job and some had set up in cold storage plants the fire under control. All because somebody was momentarily careless with a [ for noun Sunday PDT. $7.59 match, a cigarette, a campfire, or even a campstove or Hibachi. I Police are still investigating a break-in at the pickets at shore plants and $8.89 for tradesmen. Department of Fisheries boatshed on Aican Beach last However UFAWU throughout the province. The union is seeking an 85. week where some tools were taken. president Jack Nicol said the Meanwhile, about 4,500 cent-an.hour increase for the A set of golf clubs has been turned into the Kitimat tendermen, employed in fishermen, the third major shoreworkers and a $12.50-a. I RCMP as well as a 22-calibre rife. These items can be conveying fish from the group represented by the day increase for the ten- claimed by the owners upon identification. heats to processing plants, UFAWU, voted Sunday to darmen, rejected the offer by a76- accept minimum salmon Anyone who finds a wallet belonging to Gerald per-cent margin and walked Chase of 51 Suannell Street is asked tl turn it in to the prices offered by the in- off the job about 4:30 p.m. dustry. However, no Gov't Challenges Canadians RCMP offces. The wallet, which contained numerous George Hewison, union agreements will be signed ces of identification, was reported lost Sunday' ween the forest fire area and Kitimat. To Build Its Own Navy Ships e.0. IN THIS OTTAWA (CP) -- The gov- order for fighter planes to be have to consi(ler ap- ernment is challenging delivered in the early 1980s. proaching foreign com- ISSUE Canadian industry to show This is the way govern. panies. Rustling Penalty Too Light Page 2 that, it can design and ment officlals explained the There already are three BULLETIN • The B.C. Cattlemen's ~ disappointed by the leniency odaCe a new multi-million ship program Monday: consortiums formed to make liar frigate for the navy, Any industry with hopes of e following Press Release has been received from Association has asked the of the penalty and at the fact Editorial: "Boobytrap For submissions on the ~ Crown to appeal the result of that the second charge was a Varmint." The challengeis contained participating in the ship pro- program: . W.P. Moorhead, M.B., Ch. B., Medical Health in advertisements in 14 gram will receive Officer and Director of the Skeena Health Unit: a cattle rustling case heard dropped,' Blszowski said. Cedarvale Matriarch proves Burrard Drydock Co. of recently in Salmon Arm "We. cannot understand she's only 87 majornewspapers today and specifications after getting Vancouver; Canadian In the period April 15 to June 26 there has been an will be followed by more security clearance, outbreak of poliomyelitis in the Netherlands, court, the Cattlemen's why the Crown requested the Vickers Ltd., of Montreal; secretary-manager said stay on the second charge, Page 3 formal invitations sent out Interested industries are Davie Shipbuilding of People who wish to travel in Holland this Summer today. Aug. 1 by the supply asked to~Join or form con- and have sought ex- Lauson, Que. ; Litton would be wise to check That their immunization to Henry Biazowski was planations. Surely such Job Opportunities department, sortiums so that all aspects Systems Canada Ltd., polio is satisfactory Industry will have until of ship design and con- referring to the conviction leniency in our courts can Toronto; Yarrows Ad- and sentencing of John ,Lea only be an encouragement to Pages 6 and 7 fall to form consortiums and struction are covered In one • miralty Reserarch Develop- Sports: By new Sports provide preliminary submission to government, Varga, aged 20, of Salmon others to help themselves to ment. Co. of Glasgow Arm, after pleading qulity to someone else's beef on the Editor Jim Morris o~rposals to the government The ship must be built in scotland. shooting a call owned by hoof." six ships that eventually Canada, but there' is no Marine Industries Ltd. Of Page 8 will coot about .5 restriction on foreign/par- Murray Campbell of Silver In contrast, Blazowski screl, Que.; Saint John Ship- Hash Heist Highest Creek. noted that in a November Special Feature: A Flame billion, ticipation. The cousortiums building and Drydeck of VICTORIA (CP) -7- worth of marijuana in Within The Spearhead. Pay It is hoped that the first can submit a wholly' Saint John, N.B.; and Sperry Judge Marvin Lundeen 1977 prosecution in Burns Seizure of between 15 and 18 burlap-wrapped bales was imposed a fi,:~ of $400 with Lake, where two men were One. shipwlll be delivered in 1985. Cansdian-deaigned vessel or Rand (Canada) Ltd. of tons of highgrade marijuana transferred from two ships The supply department a foreign design modified to Misslssauga, Ont. an alternative of l0 days in ]ailed a year for stealing a in a desolate Vancouver The' shipment was in- Jail, ordered Varga to pay cow and selling the meat, the Page 9 said Monday it is the first Canadian needs. The Nova Scotia govern. Island inlet Saturday by a tercepted in a raid by 50" Test Tube Baby due nexl step in a three-year program ment; Halifax Shipyards; restitution of $337.50 to the Crown proceeded on the theft combined RCMP and Ca- RCMP and armed forces owner, and placed Varga on charges and dropped the week. to finalize design and INTEREST SHOWN ' Canadian Steamships Ltd. nadtan Armed Forces team officers who boarded the 36- detailed costing of the first of Submissions are to be in by and an Italian company. probation for a year. cattle killing counts. was the culmination of six metre Tnernyn and the 21- Judge Lundeen granted Biazowski also drew at- Page 10 a new series of frigates to late fall. The defenee depart- Two other companies are months of investigation and metre Wsatherly, believed to replace aging destroyers, ment will consider them and said to be interested: Crown prosecutor Harold tention to the fact that in Trudeau predicts: Belier planning, RCMP Superin- be a former federal fisheries Revell a stay of proceedings sending the men to jail, times ahead for Canadians. The government has make a recommendation to Genstar Ltd., parent of tendent Scotty Gardiner, vessel. .. _ already let a contract of cabinet in the spring. Vancouver Shipyards Co. ona second charge of theft of Burns Lake Judge A.S,K. said Sunday. The seized marlluana, oo- the calf's hindquarters., Cook said" This court is Page 15 and 16 mo~'e than If the Ca'nadians are. Ltd., and Pratt and Whitney Fifteen men were arrested lieved to be from Colombia, billionforanewpatrolplsne unable to stay within the Aircraft of Canada Ltd., Court was told Varga concerned that people should Classified Ads. in a cove at Fleres Island, was taken by destroyer from abandoned the reminder of be free to let their cattle and it is considering government cost restric- which makes marine north of Toflno, B,C., as a Flores Island to CFB Esqui- proposals for a $2.3-billion tione, the government will engines. the carcass, range without being Page 17 shipment of $28 million malt. "We are extremely slaughtered by hooligans." Comics and Dear Abby. i ii

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I|111 I THE HERALD, Tuesday, July 18, 1978, PAGE 3 Job opportunities Job wouldn't require nudity VANCOUVER (CP) --The A citizen's committee has Evelyn Aiklnson during a Banks which is visible from city's park board is mulling suggested voluntary patrols stroll along the beach, the road. ..Further details on the Cook- $3.00 hour. Terrace. ' over the problem of hiring equipped with medical and "Provincial Attorney- Park board officials said following lobs are I~ be Cooking and some clean.up. life guards for Wreck Beach, radio equipment as the General Garde Gardom has the beach is safe for people obtained by calling the Shift work. the haven for nude bathers summer season is producing opted to turn the other cheek, who treat the dangerous tide Terrace office of the Canada below the cliffs at the its usual spate of problems so to speak, on enforcement patterns with respect, Employment Centre at 635- Baker- $7.50 per hour to University of British concerning the beach for the of the law against nudity in a Several people have been 7134. start. Terrace, Permanent Columbia. board to wrestle with. public place. So where does stranded by deep water after Millwright - IWA rate. full time. Must have ex- Aside from the fact that it The board, which is that leave the park board?" swimming to a breakwater Terrace. Permanent full perience. might look like the board responsible for the beach at "If we post signs about op- and the only other, reported time. General duties in local condones nude bathing, is the western tip of Point tional dress--which we aecidents involve a man who mill - shift work involved. Heavy Duty Mechanic - whether it should spend Grey, is also wondering probably should--that hit his head oh a rock while $10.51 hour. Terrace. money to hire a lifeguard about the appropriateness of automatically suggests .~e diving and a woman who General Office Clerk - DOE Temporary full time (2 (undressing would not be a signs warning beach are condoning nudity which broke a leg climbing down $3.50 hour. Terrace. Per- months). Certified HD job requirement) to watch strollers of the state of un- supposedly against the law. the cliff. n~nent full time. Invoicing Mechanic Heavy Equipment over the nude bathers when dress around the next cor. The park board has Holdensaid he willtake his through a cardex inventory repair. city council has rejected nor. IN LIMBO rejeeted a request from campaign for lifeguards to system. Accurate typing. other board recreation "We're iffa legal limbo," school teacher Frank Holden city council but Mayor Jack said park commissioner Radiator Repairman - projects. who wanted life guards Volrinhhas not said what, if 1st Aid Attendent - $4.35 hr. placed on the secluded any, actioncouneilwiiltake. Pork Chops Negotiable salary DOE. Terrace. Must have B ticket. Terrace. Permanent - full beaeh, 300 feet below Last year, Alderman time. Must have experience heavilyforested cliffs. The Bernice Gerard and Auto Body Repairman - $4.00 or related radiator ex- Derailed train beach extends several miles members of her Committee hr. Terrace. Prefer jour- perience. Some light from leg booming grounds at of Citizens For Integrity, or Roast. neyman. Experience in mechanic work. the mouth of the Fraser river toured the beach and scolded metal and light collision carried methanol to Spanish Banks, the nude bathers but council repair. westernmost beach on the shuffled the problem of en- Centre Cut. Registered Nurse. Clinic - CRANBROOK, B.C. (CP) leakage. The lake water will city's English Bay. forcing a ban on nude Waiter-Waitress- $3.00 hr. $5.50hour. Terrace. On call "Aerowdedcampsiteinthe help keep the tank cooled, "The people who use the bathing on the park board. Single Loin Terrace. Must be mature only - for relief and for Crowsnest Pass area near Olson said, until it can be beach regulate themselves ..... i189 and responsible. emergencies. To assist in the British Columbia- emptied. and like it that way," Ms. , ':~'t COIuf~;\\I,. clinic. Alberta border was BUILD LINE AtkinSOnpickup said.the "MOStgarbageOf themand /'/~(~ hQS o"O~ Manager.Suprv. - Stereo evacuated Sunday after 11 A line was being built cars of a CP Rail freight Dept. DOE. Permanent full Computer Operator - $850 - around the derailment today hehave well enoagh." time. Must have retail sales $1200 me. DOE. Terrace. train, one carrying a ship- to re-open the line to traffic IMPROVE TRAILS / Up£Rd experience knowledgable Permanent fulltime. Must ment of methanol, derailed. and to get salvage equip- She said some ira- Earl Olson, a CP ment into the area. Ground Beef about stereo equipment. be experienced on IBM • provements could be made ~ ~lMu ,_.,d Mnsthavegood System 32 - Must be IBM spokesman in Calgary, said Olson said the methanol tothe roughhewntrails down \ ~MMMM~I ~" management skills. trained. Operate 3741 the train .derailed im- would be pumped into an the cliff to the beach and \ ~~MMMk V Keypunch. mediately adjacent to the • empty tank car and then signs .about optional dress \--qlllmggmp'--./ campsite. No injuries were cranes would be used to lift Clerical Assistant - $3.23 hr. might keep nude bathers ~ ,.'mmW~l " reported. The evacuation the damaged car from the from encroaching on Spanish "~..r~..... Regular Quality lb. S !1.09 Terrace. 50 wpm typing, Advertising Salesperson - was a standard precaution. lake. filing, photocopying, minute- Negotiable. Terrace. Must Oison was unable to The St. Mary's Indian taking, mail, shorthand dicta be fully experienced. Must specify exactly how far the band earlier relaxed its preferred, Typing test to he have own transportation. derailment Was from the blockade on the line to allow Lean Quality lb. $!!.69 given. Must be able to work in- campsite but RCMP in the railway access to the dependently. Sparwoud said trainmen on cars. Composing Room Foreman - the scene said the mishap Band administrator Lloyd Negotiable. Terrace. Must Cocktail Waitress - $4.25 hr. oceured about half a kilo- Lezard said the blockade will be journeyman of 4 years DOE. Must be 19, mature metre from the campsite. be resumed as soon as the experience. Must have and reliable. The car containing the line is cleared. He said the thorough knowledge of all methanol was partly sub. band is determined not to Must be able to Construction Labour - $4.00 merged in Summit Lake, remove its plywood barrier minor maintenance and hr. Terrace. Own transport just east of Hazel, B.C., the until the hand and CP Rail some repair. and asse. Some building CP Rail spokesman said. have resolved their dif- experience preferred. It was examined by CP .Carpenters- DOE union ferences. officials and representatives The hand b seeking com- wage. Dawson Creek. No Short Order Cook - DOE. of the shippers, Alberta Gas accommodation supplied. Terrace. Permanent full- pensation from the railway CliemicaLs Ltd.,~of Medicine for reserve land lost due to time job. Expeience Hat, Alta., but there was no Grader Operator preferred but will. train. erosion along the line. NegOtiable. Must have Must have own tran- logging and road building sportation. construction experience. Demonstrators called Hash Browns Sales Clerk - $3.50 hr. DOE. TERRACE HONDA SALES Plumber- Union wage. Terrace. Permanent part- --~/ 4842 Hwy. 16 West Terrace, B.C. VSG ILB Kamioups. Must be jour- time. Must be mature. a socialist front 635.6571 or 63$.4325 neyman or experience. Handling cash sales. Ex- Dealer Llcence Number 02066A -VICTORIA (CP) -- Anti- now the party is only jum- Frozen. perience preferred. ping on a politica ! hand- S°°'°h'r'a"2 79 Stenographer - $6.82 hr. uranium mining demon- HONDA Test ~'e a lto.dat~. Terrace. Must have 50 wpm. General Office Clerk- stratians by the residents of wagon. 2 lb. Package for Dictaphone. Must have Bookkeeping - $410 - $450 Genelle in southeastern grade 12 or related ex- month. Terrace. Per. British Columbia'are nothing i: perience. Security manent parttime. Accurate but a socialist front, Mines clearance required. typing. Bookkeeping - Minister Jim Chabot said payroll, filing, reception. Monday. Cook - $3.00 hr. Terrace. Experience required. Chabot said in an in- Shift work. Cook pizza's, terview that he is forced to steaks, etc. conclude that because the r oght Assodato Dental Surgeon - Fee for Service. Must have Geaelle residents in~ito only Chambermaid - $3.75 hr. rain. of 3 years experience as New Democratic Party Terrace. jmust have some dental surgeon with B.C. MLAs to the area to hear experience. Shift work. Licence. their complaints and not him, the whole protest is purely political. Executive Secretary - $1,000 Registered Nurse - $1124 month. Terrace. Care of The minister also rejected month. Terrace. Typing 60 a call for a five-year wpm, filing, transcribing, patients in ICU maintenance of equipment. Responsible moratorium on uranium shorthand month end mining in the province, reports, exp with public. to head nurse, Shift work 8 percent VP. Room and saying it would be menn- Tomato {)alsup Apprentice Baker - $3.50 hr. ~oard provided at cost. inglem. Port McNeil. 2 raG. Tom Mackenzie, probation period. No ex- Waiter-Waitress - $3.50 hr. spokesman for the residents, perience necessary. Terrace. Min. 19 years. told an NDPsponsored Town HouSe. Able to handle cash. Ex- meeting on Sunday that a Clerk-Typtst- $8,400 year. perience not essential. moratorium is needed to Terrace. 40 w.p.m. study the urunimum 32 fl. oz. Jug preferred. problem. Security Guard - $4.50 hr. Mackenzie said ex- Stenographer - $9,170 an- Terrace. Must have D.L. ploration permits were let num. Terrace. Must have Fixed shift, transportation earlier by the inspector of dictaphone experience. available from town. Ex- mines in Nelson, B.C., Typing 40 wpm. Short hand perience preferred. withought adequate infor- not necessary. mation being supplied on the Carpenter- TBA. Terrace. permit form, Stand Tenders - 100.00 acre. Min. 1 year experience The residents want the head. ,~" re swam.ej _ Must have 3-6 me. ex- required. Must have own uranium exploration in their • "~.. vn .... t" u Wilh ...... erience and have own tools. area baited because of fears sentatlve o/q~-" ECfverllsl.- - "-,~r. ium chainsaw. Must waste rock from drilling in have own hard hat, .leg Plumber - $12.00 hr, the China Creek area near • wdl soar ~,~e/'/eea/d s ~pee. padding, steel toe boots. Terrace. Must be fully Castlegar will contaminate --' .. -en our . • ~ales Own transportation. Good experienced. Must have own their water supply. stand tender should be able transportation, Chabot criticized the NDP -~:rlls/n~ ._ e/or plans - d to clear I acre a day. for trying to score "political ~rogram for Yo'u? new Apprentice Baker - $4.00 hr. brownie points" with the Housekeeper - $3.50 hr. to start. Terrace. Need people of B.C: by becoming TER |oE/KITIMdT Terrace. Housecleaning drivers license. Hot work involved in the controversy. Potatoes duties. Prepare supper. and heavy lifting involved. The minister said that Blll.r IIHllLD during the last session of the Babysitter - $6.00 day. To Draftaperson DOE. legislature, the NDP did not B.C. Grown. care for I - 4 year old child. Terrace. Must have some raise ,the question of Will involve feeding supper experience as a draftsperson uranium mining once, and Local New and putting to bed, Tem- for a legal survey and !i perary position. engineering practice. He, I Grade 5.79: Pizza Cook - $3.75 hr. Babysitter and Light Terrace. Must have some Housekeeping Duties work experience. Prepare Terrace. Ages I and 2. Must pizzas, pasta, baked have own transportation. spareribs. Uniforms sup- plied, Fliers - I.W.A. rate. Terrace. Permanent full Mortgage Clerk $4.50 hr. time. General duties in local Bananas Terrace. Processing mill. Must have saw fli or mortgage payme,.~ts. saw fitter experience.

Sales Person - $3.50 hr. Streetworker- $138.00 week. Terrace. Permanent part- Terrace. Hrs. flexible, must Central time. Mature person, neat be able to work ind. and be America lb. . i appearance. Experienced able to oommun. 5 ' 100 preferred. Researcher - $138 week. II II I Chnlneaw Operator - $5.60 Terrace. Must have drivers hr. Terrace. Must have own . license to work towards Prices Effective ehainsaw. Temporary only. establishing a display of R&B available, artifacts and information of. July 19th to 22nd

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. .q" Boobytrap For A Varmint On The Trapline a manner most alien to him, grabbed it out of her doubt - the Baron had meant it for Angus! hand. Holding it close to his face, he rubbed a I always enjoye¢~ it, when Angus McBagpipe traps. The animosity between the two grew When Angus broke the news to the community, wonldpullintotown, behindhis team of matched steadily worse, as each began to miss food and_ corner, where were engraved the initials, remembering the strong feud that had been "W.W.". "This belonged to Willie White" (the sled dogs, fresh from his trapline, twice a year. supplies from his cabin, and became convinced going for years, between the two, the story met Angus was one of the best trappers in the the other was to blame. Baron) he dedared, and took off, leaving his pail the whale business was getting out of with skepticism. Although completely North. His age was legendary. For at least 20 Realizing exonerated by the authorities, a growing number of water behind. years that I could remember the local Cree had hand, and- since both had hot tempers, sooner or No one knows for sure, what happened after later, someone would get hurt, Angus set out to preferred to believe the Baron had died at the that. But one thing is certain. Three-fingers insisted he was "over a hundred years old". hands of Angus. Living as I was, on a very fight missionary's visit the Baron at his main cabin, to make peace Louie, Vuckfoot ,annie's boyfriend, - the one that and see if somehow they couldn't forget the feud. With no witnesses, and since Angus preferred budget, I looked forward to the odd ldndqua~er the company of a wife he a c¢luired late in life, to gave her the cigarette case, - was never seen of caribou, or moese.,that Angus would ask.m e Wearing snowshoes and c~rrtfing a pack, his the boys in the Legion and the crowded pubs, the again. if I could "get rid of' that was sure to follow knapsack on his back and hunting rifle slung more popular story of the Baron's death made Louie had long had a reputation of being.a his arrival, as well as the fresh batch of yarns he over his shoulder, Angus was nearing the the rounds every time a newcomer moved into poacher. Kumour had had it he had been seen m had to tell me, intersp_e~_ed with tales of his ' Baron's cabin when he saw an immense polar the village. the vicinity of Angus and the Baron's traplines earlier years up in the Athabasea district, bear on its hi nd feet, reaching up to get some With the Baron no longer running a trapline around the time the two old trappers were among the Chipewyans..... fish off the meat cache outside the cabin. Coming next to his, it was to be expected the poaching on having their feud. Of Scottish ancestors, bern in Quebec, this tree towards him, behind the bear, but not seeing it, Angus's line weald have come to a halt. The The next Spring, I happened in to the Hudson old trapper was fluent in Eskimo, French, was the Baron - unarmed. Shouting, to warn him catching and killing of a family of wolverine, Bay post when Angus had just finished selling his Chipew~.an (Athapaskan), Cree (Al.gonqnin), of the bear, Angus raised his rifle to cover the during the next ten months almost convinced furs. The manager was congratulating him on a Gaelic ( tthat s all we spoke at home when t was .huge "Nanook" who had begun to catch scent ot Angus the problem would certainly be at an end, a wee bairn") as well as English, interspersed the human and was swivelling his head, in record harvest. since wolverine have a reputation for devilishly Reaching down into a burlap sack, Angus with "good SCOts" - even though he had never curiosity. springing traps and frustrating trappe.rs from been across the Atlantic. pulled out a rolled up raw wolverine celt. It was With an oath, the Baron, thinking Angus was harvesting their furs. But the thefts condnuea.. largest I had ever seen. "Do me a favour, Despite his excellent credit rating at the One day, when Angus was in town, he came Hudson's Bay store, his sense of humour and his aiming at him, dashed into the cabin, just as ~Anedy,' he said to the post manager, '.'when Duck: command of languages and sled dogs, Angus was Angus fired, dropping the magnificent specimen, over to the Mission to ask me ff I could spare a foot Annie comes in, tell her I left this varmint not popular with the other trappers. At fh'st I in his tracks. bucket of water, as the water truck had missed for her. I caught it raiding.my trapline. And with• his cottage. While we were chatting, a local thought this was because he never frequented And, just as the Baron entered his cabin, that he left the store. the pubs nor bothered with the Native girls on the Angus heard a second shot, and a loud scream. woman, known as Ducldoot Annie, called by ""Well, I'll be damned" said Andy, to me, Flats. Later, I was to learn the reason why. Once he had made certain beyond all doubt the with some berries to sell. scratching his head. 'What do you think of that? Trapper Willie white, also known as "Barren bear was dead, he went to look for 'the Baron'. "Look what my boyfriend give me," said I've never known that tight old Scot to give Ground White" because he had lived in the The unfortunate trapper was lying dead, in a Annie, and she held up a gold-plated cigarette anyone a dime. That skin must be worth fifty Barrens so long, and later, shortend to. "'The pool of his own blood, just inside the door, Wired ease. "It's worth a thousand dollars, he says ann bucks, untanned! I wonder whatever got into the Baron" had had an adjoining trapline to Angus. above the doorsill, rigged as a booby-trap, was a she pointed to a crude engraving of an A~_,erican old beggar. He must be going daft." For years the two had been feuding; each hi-power shotgun, triggered to go off by whoever $1,ooo bill on the back. I noticed Angus s lace But I didn't think so, then - and I don't now. claiming the other had been stealing from his opened the front door. There could be little turn pale. "Let me see that," he snapped, and, in OTTAWA Where's Funerals Cost Bereaved OFFBUT Margaret? Average of $1,000 each by Richard Jackson I~ONTREAL (CP) -- The Montreal area, defended the OTTAWA,-The lady vanishes ... not quite. funeral business is alive and funeral industry agains' Margaret Trudeau, missing from the news well in Quebec, even though accusations from consumer these many days, has resurfaeed in London. not many people like to talk groups that rates are about it or even to think exorbitant. For one last time it seems, according to about it. Special facilities have to William Hickey's veddy veddy "in" chatter "Everybody likes to stay be maintained and staff coluam in the London Dally Express. away from death," says paid, he said. Customers Hickey says she's a bore, and that's the reason Gillea Poirier, .president of demand a variety of ser- the 530.member Association vices. she hasn't been getting much printer's ink. of Funeral Directors of the He said the services his But he salutes her "one last time, tattling: Province of Quebec. firm offers at an average "Dropped in on a party given for white-haired "Nobody goes ':,ith a glad funeral, not including the weirdo Andy Warhol at the Institute on Cun- heart, casket, cost $860. Caskets, temporary Arts in the Mall. " "But the funeral business from the simplest wooden is a business like any other." one to the most ornate "While he stayed in a hack room signing ,In an interview this week, bronze, vary enormously in enormous pictures of athletes, the swirling ...... Poirier. ¢stimated..the in- price. reception offered the usual selection of.fa~.:, ,.~..~ .,,~:/l,: "~ dusUT has'an annual tar- The most elaborate faces - Bianca Jagger, David Hockney,::!Rat~ i=~ • . • :..... - ~,= ~: ~ never of roughly $35 million ,funeral he offers, featuring a "Bobbles" Hannsworth, Roddy Llewellyn. But miu in Quebec, with about one- cortege of fl~er-aderned quarter of Canada's hearses and a large com- m,e,~ went almost entirely unnoticed ff not u population, plement of attendants, He based his estimate on comes to $5,000. "It was an unusually demure Margaret an annual death rate of OFFERS SPECIAL Trudean, wayward, estranged wife of Canadian 35,000 in Quebec and an One of the cheapest Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau. average cost per funeral of funerals is Alfred Daliaire "She normally creates such a fuss, as on the Happy Birihday Mrs, Sullen, r/years old about $1,000. Ltee.'s$99 bargain basement Poirier pointed to several special. For that price, last occasion when an inebriate spilt some wine new trends in the funeral human remains will be on her and she stormed out despite the poor industry, which he picked up anywhere in Men- chap's protest: 'I was only tolling her about my Cedarvale Matriarch Proves Her Age characterized as generally ,real and delivered to the guru.' 'traditional and conservative, place of burial or cremation. By the Editor truly, Pamela Zettergreen. lovely card, inscribed: "The carving is dune by He said the emergence of The price includes a simple "But this time scarcely anyone spoke to her as Agness Sutton, Cedar- Dear Mrs. Agnes Sutton: (This carving) "Presented Victor Mowatt and Mrs. several big chains of funeral wooden casket and the she wandered about, and in a way seemed such a vala's grand old lady was in Thank you for your nice to Agnes Sutton for her 1978 Mowatt is a Frog and sends homes and a slow drift away arrangement of formalities, bewildered child, a stranger in the strange land to visit me last Friday. stories and I really enjoyed (87th) Birthday with GOd's her congratulations." from small family but not embalming. of the beautiful people." Unfortunately I were not in, bearing them. It was a richest blessing. Barbara, operations show that the Paul-Emile Legare, at the HERALD office when pretty picture of your Bert and Stephen (Little industry is falling under the president of Alfred Dallaire That's what they may think in London. Chief), Donna and Bill With all this "proof" - hew But in Ottawa there are some Liberal insiders she caned. wedding day. Have a nice same influences as other Ltee., said Dallaire regards Now I KNOW Mrs, Sutton 87th year. Your friend, Bishop, Mike and Joyce can anyone now ever doubt types of business, itself as an innovator, and who expect her to slip quietly back into the is 67 years old, even though Lorraine Noltes. Casorso, Barb and Al Parfitt Mrs. Agnes Sutton is, indeed,' HAS 53 BRANCHES also offers a $287 special family circle when the Prime Minis~r requires a friends of hers keep telling Dear Mrs. Sutton: and family." 87 years old? The biggest chain in which includes embalming, mother for these three fetching young sons, me she is in her nineties. Thank you very much for Canada is Urgel Bourgie exposure of the remains, and Justin, 8asha and Michel, on those election When one passes the 80 mark letting us hear you talk and Ltee., which has 53 funeral four attendants. they usually become ageless. • sing the song you learned homes in the Montreal Poirier said funerals differ plafferms in the months ahead. To others, that is. And Mrs. when you were small. AN EGO IS DEFLATED region. Another big one is enormously according to • ne two oldest boys, still only six and four, Sutton wanted to correct that Happy Birthday on your 87th By Ron Gadsl~y Alfred Dallaire Ltce., with 23 ethnic origin. already are seasoned campaigners. attitude that sometimes even Birthday. Here is a poem for Montreal branches. French.Canadians pour Justin's been through it once before. rubs off on us. you from me: James Cook had been home When me vessel left dry- Potrier also noted that five out their grief very quickly, But m0.re recently, this Spring and Summer, She is not as one of our Roses are red only five weeks when the Ad- dock and moved downstream years ago cremation was but don't prolong the death Violets are blue Papa Pierre has been taking them both along,, nineties.articlessuggested,Neither herinearlyher' miralty asked him to lead an- her pilot declared her to be used in only about one per ceremony as much as • You look so pretty with other expedition, this time to top.heavy and the most an- cent of French-Canadiar Italians or Portuguese. when he has been making those "non-political nineties nor her late nineties. That gown on you. circumnavigate the high Ant- stable ship he hud ever sailed. funerals. But now it is used French-Canadians tend ImbHe appearances at ball games, folk festivals, Nor even her mid nineties, Yours truly, Rhonda about 15 per cent of thetime, more often to buy ornate Morgan. arctic latitudes. He refused to rig h~ r in full sail and assorted afternoon gatherings. Agnes Sutton is 87. She has in 1739 the French explorer for fear of capsizing. He attributed the trend to caskets with bright metallic Michel, Number Three Son, at three might earned every year of it; she Dar Mrs. Sutton: lower cesta and a less stiff surfaces, while Anglo- • - does not want credit for the l enjoyed hearing your Bouvet had sighled land in the ~ Cotik agreed fully and: with attitude by religious Saxons go more for very seem a shade young for politicking, but he has yearsshe has yet to come• wonderful stories about south Atlantic which he had culled Cape Circumcision. He the help of the navy's comp- authorities, sober, simple wooden made public appearances at special occasions. So she brought the everything• Thank you very Potrier, vice-president of caskets. Jews, Italians and HERALD proof she is 87. A much. Yours truly, Gerry thought it might be a projec ~ troller, received permission to Now if Margaret comes home - she has tion of the great, mysterious have her stripped back to her Magnus Pottier Inc., which Greeks almost never choose whole brown maniila en- Elsworth. has five funeral homes in the cremation, he said. hovered on the family fringes since the velope full of charming, Dear Mrs. Sutton: southern continent and, of previous dimensions. This, of estrangement- and there is a reconciliation, irrefutable evidence. Thank you for the story you course, this possibility had court, hud adeleteriouseffect what happy, happy Liberal Party campaigning. On June 27, 1978 the Kit. told the Grade Fives. It was whetted the appetites of ex- on the Banks ego :rod he with- wan@ Grade Five class a very good story. I learned plorers ever since. Later it drew from the expedition after Getting your share of those Quebec license went to Cedarvale to visit a lot about Cedarvale. I am proved to be an island ond wus receiving a final rebuff from plates with Premier Rene Levesque's separatist- her on her 97th. birthday. glad I live.~ia Cedarvale named in his honor, but when the Admiralty which said, in inspired Je me souvieus message on them? When they returned to their because someday I wish it Cook headed south, none part:"Mr. Banksseems to con- 4~Je me souviens " is supposed to mean not just school they wrote notes of would be iike"t'he olden days. knew for sure. sider the ships as fitted oat I, I remember, ,, but, to hear the separatists, 44 I appreciation and birthday Yours truly, Fernando it was natural that on such solely for his use, the whole congratulations. These were Andrade. an expedition a botanist and undertaking to depend on him remember the Plains of Abraham and 200 years in the envelope, and these Dear Mrs. Sutton: of repression, discrimination and injustice." his supporting crew should be and his people and himself the were incontrovertible. I really enjoyed being with included and it was natural, director and conductor of the But it's the front - not the rear, "Je me Along with the letters were you I just loved your song birthday cards from other and your house. 1 really too, that Joseph Banks who whole". It was at this point souvieus" - plate that's the real eye-catcher. had proven such a stimulating that Joseph Banks mustered You can spot the federalists, separatists, the well wishers, and one card enjoyed talking with you. by a student, shown above. Your friend, Sunia. influence on the previous what was left of his dignity and Quebec-firsters, and the True Canadians from Some of the letters were as Dear Mrs. Sutton: voyage be included. He was withdrew his purticipation. J TERRACE/KITIMAT-~. their front plates. follows: Thank you for telling the keen to go. In fairness to Banks it should The separatists carry front plates emblazoned Dear Mrs• Sutton: Grade five class the old But something had hap- t~added that while he blamed with the Fleur de Lis, the blue and white Quebec Thank you for that good stories of Cedarvale. It was pened to Banks since his re- Cook for his predicament, he da!ly herald story you told us, the Grade really interesting. From flag, and the very odd one, a hand-painted insult turn toEngland.The adulation did re-establish a fkm friend- General Office. 63S.6357 Published by Five class. I think everybody Sharon Hobenshield, he had received had inflated ship with the commander. to lea "maudit Anglais." liked it and I hope when I'm Dear Mrs. Agnes Sutton: Circulation. 6354357 Sterling Publishers The federalists, the Canadians or Canada- that old I can remember his ego to such an extent that Bankswas replaced as offi- Thank you for letting our PUBLISHER,.. Laurie Mallet! things that you can now. So class in your house and he seemed to feel the expedi, vial naturulisl by JohannRcin- firs,era, the The True Believers show the Flag. ,ion was designed just [or him. hold Forsler, a Prussian Scot. MANAGING EDITOR...Ernest Senior The play-it-safers display the Quebec and thank you, tellin~ u~ings about when Yours truly, Robbie Parfitt. 'you :wex-e~0ung. When he saw the quarters sup- His son Georg went ukmg us a REPORTERS...Donna Vallleres (Terrace-Thornhiil) Canadians flags together or "Canada-Quebec." plied for him on the new vessel mllural history druughtsman. Dear Mrs. Sutton: ' From-l~aq~el Mojak. , KITIMAT OFFICE...Pat ZellnsKi - 632-2747 -And the fence-sitters show their non- Thank you for telling us Dear Mrs. Agnes Suttoa, he balked. He ordered th.'d ad- commitment with the Montreal Canadiens crest, aboutCedarvale. It was very Thank you for telling us ditional acconlniotlalhul I,e II was'ul unltkcly, dut~ because Published every weekday at 3212 Kalum St., Terrace, the Expos emblem, "Je t'aime ma femme," the exciting. I felt sorry for about Cedarvale and you added so that his pt~rSOll:l[ wJlilt ° NL,II(;Corg was an anlcn- B.C. A member of Varified Circulation. Authorized as these people. Well, I better life, It was all very in- suite of 13 people could travel aide pers4, I i e was much under second class mail. Registration number 1201. Postage name of their town, county or auto dealer. be closing now. teresting, l wish you a tn conditions "suihtldc for :l ehe inl'hwnce l,f his father who paid In cash, return postage guaranteed. In Ottawa and Cornwall and lesser •Eastern Thank You, Theresa L. Happy Birthday. Your genlleman".Thlsrcqnin..dlh/ll ~a~ alLvihillg but. The old Ontario border points, these plates are becoming Dear Mrs. Agnes Sutton: Friend, Thys Jaarsina, a new deck be added :rod the man ~:1~ a h,rlncr Lutheran °NOTE OF COPYRIGHT a source of annoyance and friction. Thank you very much for Dear Mrs. Agnes Sutton: cxisling fleck [¢n~,Jht,llt.d. :nul ,l|illisit.i :Uhl :1 failc¢l school Especially among construction workers on the telling us about Cedarvale Thank you for telling these Cook allowed Ih¢ allcr:lli~,n~ h'.wlw, i~h,, ~,t't'ltl4'd It, have The Herald rtqains full, con;plete and sole copyright when you were just a little old stories when you were tt)~4, uhead witJlt,tll Cl,lUIIIt•Ill. t'illl'.lh' ~lt.I lit hi~, veins, lie ~n any advertisement produced and or any editorial or Ontario side who are barred from working in child, l enjoyed it very small. Onesuspccls he had Ilt,~ h,n!.,,' hkc, I Ih,lllul!, h,' ,,;1~ ;llltJ ihal photographic content published In the Herald. Quebec while literally thousands of Quebeckers much, Happy birthday on By Wally Morgan. buried w, ry dcuply i. his ,ih.h,h.d lh,. ~l,q,'~ cr¢'w ~vllonl eproduction is not permitted without the written rmisslon of the Publisher. cross the bridges to work in Ontario. •...... • your. 87tl'ff~Irthday. Yours And there, was one large check. It,. h.h t~,.,,. ,h,h,, .rod ~;iSll'¢ls. I i i .( '

CFL action tonig. ht Als vs. Argos; Esks vs. Bombers TJ~e Canadian Pre~ • 13ut Joe Scanella, In hie Jauch has said he would running back Jim Germany lte said Im would not buy Last season, Montreal firat yesr as head coach with not hesitate to make any and linebaeker Dan Kepley the theory that the ~ombers Alouettes rocketed into the theAis, wasatllljuggllnghin changes required to make . had all recovered from Iosttheir30-14decisiontolhe Canadian Football League's lineup a scant 24 hours the Winnipeg club a winner, minor injuries suffered in Lions solely because "they regular-season schedule before game lime. " "YQu need quality people the game against the were terribly vulnerable on withsevenstrnightvictoHes, Import running hack Ken throughout the entirs lineup, Stampeders lastweek, defence." a start which eventually led Starch, placed on waivers not just your starting 12 on ...... to the Eastern Football last Friday, was recalled offencaanddefence," Jaueh "~71~'i1" Conference championship and signed a centrac.t again said, "You have to feel that ~ IIJ~ a and the Grey Cup. late Monday. At th~ same whoever is in there will do The Montreal club lest five times spekesmap f~' the what is necessary to win-- dif~e~nce games during the season, dub said veteran defensive that's what it's all about." a But significantly, three of end Junior Ah You was a After tonight's game the these five eame at the hands doubffu]starter.lfAlhYouin Bomhersget two weeks off-- of the thenunpredictable unable to play because of a good news for the injured, a price makes• Toronto Arguonuts and their pulled groin muscle, Men- Tackle Jeff Hart, linobaeker vaunted detente, treel wm dress ~ men, one Bernie Morrisen and veteran " ~. The shoe in on the other under the limit, lineman Chuck Liebroch are .~"~ ~.,~,j~;~,-\ foot this season as it is the There were reports that three injured members of Alouetteswhnwillbolooking giant Canadian defensive the dub looking forward to for their initial victory when ischle Cordon Judges, a 19- the break in the schedule. the Argonauts visit Montreal year CTL veteran, would be VETERAN START8 tonight in one of two cut or retire before game • HnghCampbell, head man • scheduled CFL games. The time. However, the with the Eskimos, will start other, a Western Football spokesman said Judges, veteran quarterack Tom Conference affair, has hampered by chronic knee Wilkinson against the Edmonton Eskimos, Grey and back ailments, remains Bomberswith rookie Warren See for at Cup finalists last season, on the roster. Moon ready as a hack-up yourself looking for their second Someindication of the ira- measure. TERRACE HONDA SALES / victory in aa many starts proved attitude in thaArgos .Idon't see any renson to ~ 4842Hwy. 16West Terrace,B.C. VSG~Le when they visit the Blue camp this season could be change the lineup, period," Bombers in Winnipeg. found in the byplay between Campbell said, adding that ~ 635.6571br 635.4325 Dea let Licence 02066A Last week's openers in the, Canadian linebankers Gold cornerbacks Joe Holllmon ~olMDA Test drivea Honda today, * West saw Edmonton de,eat Knowltm and Rich Sowieta. and Larry Highbaugh, + .:.. Calgary Stampeders ~14 "Montreal's my home while British Columbia Lions town," Knowltou said. "Rich ;.:~+...... ;'+'-'-'+'+ ..... :'-...... +'.'~'-'..'~'+'.'-'-'.'.'~'...... "-'-'.'.'-'.'."...... '., overcame Winnipeg 30-14. In andl reachedan agreement: z .:. the East the- Alouetiea Were I start there end he starts in ~ . .., upset 17-10 by Ottawa Roach Ottawa which is his home ~ Hiders, while the Argos beat town. The rest ~ the rimewe ++,~ Bus!hess• iii:::: Hamilton Ti~ar-Cats 34-22. ~ ~ H While the Aloastias sank Knowlton and =~owsem- .- !~ ot . listed , n •ou r "- __, sea., the Toronto club their position. Toronto .01 Tel D,reotory, proved that its offence, .defensive backfield"- coach i~+ AIAURo.S A ANIMAL HOSPITAL-635.3040" +iilil bolstered bYofthestar~f-~ason Jim Ro.ntroe said the pair ;.~~ :::::d He may not be Bjorn Borg yet, but give arthur Talstra age 11 a few more years 8cquLqili0u runny; 'and maybe he too will win three Wimbledon crowns. bach Terry Metcalfe from to split the starting assign- Yi: :- Photo by Jim MorNs St. Louis Cardinals af the menlo down the middle." ~i~ WATER LILY SAY R~SORT-,n-~2S, ~ National Football League, "Itwculdn'thefairtokeep lack.baaacqalredthestabUlyitinother sea., ene nf them on the bench." We,re.....v,..,..,+o,o....+..,++o I Met~al~e contributed to a BOYDS BODY SHOP - 635.9410 399.yard offense against tha In Wiaalpes, it will he Ray Listed Alouettes despite the loss in Jauch, leng-lime omch d GEMINI EXCAVATING - 635-3479 the exhibition game. the Eskimos, trying to beat . Foster's bat ALSJU6GLING his former charges in hie. role as bead man with the ,~, ~ stillWhllenursingtheArgonaUtSsome bumpsWere Bombers. /~ r , Free - for ONE month courtesy of THE and bruises acquired one Durln~ the weekend, I'1 q~i~lq~'; DALLY HERALD drops Expos week ago .lust the Ti- Jauch deleted veteran ~qg ~QKI li Cats, everyone was expncted Canadian receiver Mark If you wish your Business Phone to play, including Wayan McDonald and Canadian listed for your customers please call V~i~m~MMV| ii );- By TilE Elsewhere in the National defeated the Braves 7-4 in Smith. The Canadian de- defonMve bach Ray Clark' ASSOCIATED PRESS League, Rob Andrews hit a the second game. fonsive end suffered a pulled from the lineup that will face =::::======::=====:==::======•=====:=:=•::======::==:=:=====:=:===::::::•::=;=:=====;=•=:=:=•=.=•======:====.==:==:=;=:======leadoff homer in the ninth in- In the Ameriean League, thigh muscle. Edmonton. George Foster drove in ulng to spark San Francisco Willie Wilson worked a five runs with two homers Giants to a 9-7 triumph over hasesloaded walk off New~ ------'------.--~ nero and scored the eventual St. Louis Cardinals. York reliever Rich Geasegej,+..'~,= 1 winning run, while Pete Rose ' Reggie Smithls second fellowing a key ehnrr~rm~, r!!~nersaves ' :,~extendod his.hilling streak to , ~e'nm ~',.~. ¢om_e;-an ,,; 90 game~ as.Cincianati,Reds "es~ith:lhni~"bhdt~t' Ri~ rallied to defeat Montreal Reuschel, snapped a tie and scoredandMans°ninulngrlghtKansasthreefieldermoreCityThtimesROyalatoin the llth fan s ~:,+.: :+:+ ' +: : (Nell Io[ Fields)" 638" "+ M|SMN' ': Expos 8-6 in a National carried Los Angeles Dodgers League baseball game to a 4-3 vleto~ over Chicago defeat the Yankees 9-?. ", Monday night. Cubs. • Dick Davis singled home BALTIMORE (AP) -- After pining some Rose slapped a single into Jose Cruz hit the first pitch thego-ahendruninatwo-nm Quick aetiou by Texas pit- response,Medich turned the ri~t field in the fifth inning of the Houston llth inning Milwaukee sixth inning and cher George (Don) Medich treatment over to someone SIDES OF BEEF to give him 3,082 hits for his over the right field fence, Ben Ogiivie's sacrifice fly apporentlysavedthelitaofa else while he began ad. career and place him 10th on backing Joe Niekro's five-hit capped a four.run seventh, basobaUfan in Baltimore's ministering fluids. PI'JOO inoludes eli|ion uniting and wrapping the all.time list ahead of Cap pitching and giving the leading the Brewers to a 6-1 Memurki Stadium prior to. The victim, Germain Arisen, Astrou a 2-1 docislou over Monday night's American Languth, 61, o~ Pasadena, ALL BEEF60Vrr INSPECTED from aLBERTA victory over Chicago White league baseball game be- Md., was taken to mmrby Montreal's Tony Perez-- Philadelphia Phillles. Sex. who had four hits and four A sacrifice fly by Bobby tween the Rangers and Union Memorial Hospital runs hatted in for the night-- PIRATES WIN Bands snapped a scoreless Baltimore Orioles. where he was repe~ted in had a home run and a double Pinch-hitter Manny tie in the llth in~ and Medieh, a first-year serious condition. in his first two at bats as Sangulllen singled to score Juan Beniquez followed with resident in general surgery Medich was involved in a Montreal took a 5-0 lead. pinch-runner Ken Maeha a home run, giving Texas at Pittsburgh's Allegheny similar incident in Foster's five RBI gave him from third in the 10th inning, Rangers a ~.-0victory over General Hospital, stopped Phlladeiphlain 1976, when he 71 for the season. His two helping Pittsburgh Pirates to Baltimore Orioles. his pre-game running in the was playing for Pittsburgh home runs--a two-run shot in ang-7 victory over San Diega FIRES FIYE.HITrER outfield after hearing public Pirates. the fourth and a thre~run Padres. Rookie left-hander John address announcer Rex I blast in the fifth--brought Dale Murphy's 14th home Johnson pitched a five-hitter Barneyseythntadncinrwas ~ Come in and check on all our the Reds to a 6-6 tie. run of the season, a drive in as Oakland A's defeated needed in Seetiea 7 near the In the seventh, Ken Griffey the seventh inning, helped Toronto Blue Jays 5-3 in a third-base dugout..~ Super Specials for this Week. singled and went to third Larry MeWilliama win his leteAmericanLenguegame. "When I got there, there when right fielder Ellis first big league appearance Johnson, 7-~, withstood,a w. no spontaneous JUST ASK MAXINE or JIM Valentine let the ball get past as Atlanta Braves beat New Toronto. rally in the sixth movement and no palpable him. Griffey scored when York Mets 3-0 in the opener which ~eatured a two-ren pulse," Medich said during , I- Joe Morgan grounded tp tint of a twi-night doubleheader. triple by Dave McKay. an interview in the Texas base. Fester then doubled Tom Grieve highlighted a The A's scored aH their clubhouse while the game and scored on Johnny three-ran fourth inning with Bench's single to centre. a two-run single as the Mete Garvin,runsnffloslngpltcherJerry 2-10. Mitchell Page wasinproarasa."Bawasnntgetting enough oxygen." 6M PONTIAO BUIOK GMO and Taylor Duncan each had Medich,who said he had two hits, scored twice and been involved in 25 such drove in a ran, eases since starting his Andre Thornton drove in medical training, ira- Sports Briefs three runs with a two-ran mediatelytonkchargu. , lq~lllll~_lW~ homer in the eighth, hts 19th The victim was given |nuul~4 ANNOUNCES SIGNING association, said there will of the year, and a bases- mouthto.month reausitation DENVER (AP) -- Denver be 10 men and five women loaded walk in the third to and heavy pressure was 1976 Ford Super Cab % Ton 649500 Broncos of the National selected to represent Canada leadCleveinndlndiaustoab- exerted on the chest bona Football League announced in a challenge meet against 2 victory over Seattle above the heart. the signing Monday of three the United States next Marine.. 1976 Ford Super Cab 1/2 Ton 629500 free agents, two of whom January. He said it will be played in the Canadian the first international Football League last season. amateur freestyle eom- Poland -....Turc' He's 1974 Ford Super Cab 1/2 Ton + f .... 3695" They were Gary Silvestri, a petition and will be sane. 233-pound defensive end liened by the International' from University of Pitts. Ski Federation. wins condition 1975 GMC Camper Special 4995" burgh, Bobby Brooks, a 202. CUB SIDELINED HAMBURG, West Ger- _. _ pound defensive back, and CHICAGO (AP) -- Third • many (Rester) -- Poland 1975 Ford Y= Ton 379500 kicker John Choukair. baseman Steve Ontiveres of the first team gold .muroves Silvestri and Brooks played Chicago Cubs dislocated his WOnmedalat the worldfencing -- 1974 Suburban 4x4 4 Spd. 499500 for the CFL Calgary left shoulder Monday, the championships MoMay with , , + ' Stampeders last year. National League/baseball a victory over France in the NEW YORK (AP) -- Run ' WILL GO TO TRIAL team announced. He will be final of the men's foils. Turcotte, injured in a spill at 1971 Chev s/4 ' 149500 TORONTO (CP) -- U.S. sidelined for an indefinite The Soviet Union beat Belmont Park, was listed in + Federal Court Judge John T. period. Rodney Scott West Germany in a pinyoff hospital Monday as stable ~_,1~, Elfvin ruled in Buffalo on replaced Ontiveres .during fo~" third place, with slight improvement. UNH~k~ Monday that one-eyed the Los Angeles Dodgers' 4-3 In the first round of the Dr. Vain Benjamin of hockey player Greg Neeld's victory Monday and Chleago women's team foils, Poland Un~'ersity Hospital, the 1977 Firebird Auto 4995 oo charge that the National manager Herman Franks advanced with a 10-6 over physician who performed Hockey League conspired to said Scott probably would Canada. seurosuriery on Turcette 1977 Lomans Sports Coupe prevent him from playing play third base in Onliverea~ The Canadian team, last Friday, said there were /~ 4695 oo will go to trial'en Nov, 14, absence. " ranked ninth in the world no complieatinns or fever ;ffi~._~'-~ Neeld, who icst an eye WlNDANCER TAKES after the 1976 Summer from the operation although 1976 Nova Hatchback 429500 playing amateur hockey for LEAD Olympics, includes Chantal a loss of sensation below the ~.. Toronto Marlboros, was MACKINAC ISLAND, Payer, 22, of Montreal, waist persisted, 1978 U,...., e = ...... drafted by Buffalo Sabres in Mich. (AP) . Windancer, Louise LeBlanc, 19, of Ot- Dr. Benjamin saicl a bone : ,-,,,. "~&~=,.= " _ ~'~M!llk,~'~ 4850 oo 1975. An NHL rule prohibits a skippered by John Nedoau of taws, Patricia Ball, 20, of w. lifted away from Tur- 1 97~ • ~~~~ player from competing if he Muskegon, took the early King City, Ont., and Carole ¢otte'sspinalcolumnand the AOCli has less than 25 per cent unofficial lead Monday night Wishart, 25, of Ottawa, sixth thoracic through the , ~.~- 3500oo vision in either eye, as the first finishers trichled Canada must win its next 10ththoracic vertebrae were 1973 Javelin SST ~ 3100 °° FORMS NATIONAL across the line here in the match to advance to the next, fused to keep them erect and , ~..... TEAM 54th cnnual Port Huron to round in the women's event, away from the spinal DEALER LIOEMOE NUMBER D39431 TORONTO (CP) -- The Mackinac yacht race. Race In other results, East Ger- column. Canadian Ski Association efficiais were calling this many beat Sweden 11-5, Turcotte was lnjured in the ATOM MOTORS LTD, 632-7141 See Glen MoNa5 Or announced Monday the year's event one of the Britain downed Ireland 14-2, eighth race last Thursday formation of .a national slowest on record, as some Romania crushed Finland when hia mount clipped the 312 ENTERPRISE Frank Oampagnolo for freestyle ski team. John 200 vessels remained strung 15-1, Japan edged the United heels of a horse in front of Johnstoh, program director across northern Lake Huron, States 9-7, Australia her, dropped to her knees KITIMIT fast, effioient servioe ot freestyle skiing for the becalmed in light winds, defeated Denmark 9-7 , and flipped over,

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for swimming gold Car Tips By Totem Ford aIltee @llakeepeareun ~g~em EDMONTON (CP) -- Szmidt, whohas been Moot consider the 1,500- Since they started using training for five years, was metre race to be Szmidt's metres to measure swim- outstanding last year in St. speciality'. ming races at the Cam- John's, Nfld., at the Canada He did the event in 15:63.20 FORMAL DINING Summer Games. and wants to lop a number of monwealth Games in 1970, t- Canada has not come up wflh And he picked up a few seconds off that time. Mon.Thur-b,m,-12p,m, a gold medal in the freestyle more lessons at the Regina After the Commonwealth events. meet In what was considered Games, Sz'midt. and his FN-Sat-h,ma-la,m, Maybe Peter Szmidt, a 6- a slow pool. teammatus head for West CLOS ED Reservations foot.3 high school student " "I learned perhaps to do Berlin and the world aquatic from Points Claire, Que., my turns a little bit better," championships. 236 OITY 6TR. SUN. 632-3636 can change that. he said. "My stroke always But Szmidt says he main Szmidt, 16, dominated the gets better. It's little things goal is a gold medal in the Canadian Games team like that you learn." 1980 Olympics in Moscow. swimming trials earlier this r- month in Regina, wincing all four freestyle events--100, 200, 400 and 1,500 metres. Can-Cel loses two beef & bottle lie set a Canadian record presents in the 200-metre event and was joined by veteran at provincial finals Graham Smith as a four- The Terrace Can-Cell Midget girl's softball team time winner in the trials. won one game and lost two in the provincial playoffs T_e__Cal so '°I was basically very happy with the way I raced held in Vancouver over the weekend. there," said Szmidt. "I did In.a Saturday morning game the local girls lost 14-0 all my best times except in to a team from Surrey. the 400 free, I swam them Coach J. Wideman termed the Surrey club a "much THE RIGHT WAY -- To boost a standard 12-volt car battery, Ford of Canada Serviceengineers right strategy wise," better team. They had about 20 teams to pick from and recommend that you first removethe battery vent caps and cover the vent holes with a cloth to prevent we had one." the escape~f volatilehydrogen gas. Then connect one of the jumper cablesto the positive(;-) terminal SET LONE RECORD At 2:00 p.m,Saturday the girls beat Port Alberni 9-7. post on ea[:h battery. Attach the second cable to the negative(--) terminal of the strong battery, and Szmidt's record was the In the last~ame Saturday the Can-call team lost to connect thb other end to the engine block of the disabled car, as shown. only one in the five-day trials Kelowna 10-1. & at Regina. He won in 1:53.5Z, When asked which girls played well over the heating Bill Suwchuk's old weekend Wideman replied they all had. DANi)ING mark of 1:53.~ set a year "They're all good players, the first and third games Torraoe Totem Ford earlier. the girls were all excited." Reservations at the Tudor up until $ p.m. It was off the Com- Sales Ltd. WED,-SUH. monwealth record of 1:62.47 '.,:.... =" established by Gordon 4631 Keith 6 a,m,-I a.m, Downie of Scotland in 1976. L' ,, " ~ ~..~-'/(~,~ ---~'W ~r'~ ---' Downie will be one of Sz- 636-4984 D0072711 146 Oily Otr, 632-7200 midt's opponents during the The ancient Greeks believed that eels were generated by Games. mud. ]/{/] I SrJ[ (I/U S ,,M,,,o General Furniture Stores Opens In Terraoe

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DELIVERIES: There is no such thing as a free delivery. That's right, General Furniture does not deliver its furniture for nothing and neither does any.other store. The simple fact is; it costs money for a business to make deliveries. At General Furniture Stores we H'OURS don't build the cost of'delivery into the price of the item. We encourage you to save money by making your own delivery. For those who require d;/ivery we have arranged dependable •1 MONDAY IO:OOAMto 9:00 PM service a local firm at reasonable rates. Daily service in Terrace and twice weekly to

TUESDAY. 10:00 AM to 9:00 PM ~'"~" E HOURS: Terrace is becoming the regional service and shopping center for the Northwest. servi, WEI)N SDAY IO:OOAM to.~ 9:00 PM At GGeneral Furniture Stores we plan to en- courage this trend by establishing extended hours for the convenience of our THURSDAY IO:OOAM o 9:00PM :'~::customers throughout the regional trading RIDA ~o,,o •F Y 10:00 AM to 9:00 PM area.As we have already informed you General Furniture Stores has a wide selection of fine furniture, quality stereo and television units as ~ SATURDAY lO:OOAMtoG:OOPM well as original oil paintings, framed art prints, decorative mirrors, lamps and ac.

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) • ~,:~ PAGE 8, THE HERALD, Tuesday, July ]8, ]978 SPECIAL FEATURE A FLAME WITHIN TH SPEARHEAD ~T~lo~:!irtPe~r ~vet ~r~vl~he~t a ~~ea!~it a To take the new elixers of-Of the llRle liven that now We esme from nmull cera- ]] A ChallengePart to Northern 1 Of 4And Darts deeply . Enthraillnalyfered so ]BelongSo very to much you - ' Ourmunifles• every act makes ripples 1 Teachers Penetrating personal go, tlon And ai'dently. Are yours to make or break, right acresn PART I demands Men, And even walks and gestures of Research Our little social ponds, I cannot speak Which now are closing in Or otherwise with The culture of the indigene. You do not yet, Has shown And stirs the cool and In fullest sense upon A rapid loss of sense EmulturRted, You cannot do However, The best success to come waitlvg waters My joy An ancient, prideful people, Of place, Life-learned moves. This to the culture in Bear the weight of this Among the children Ofam deeper than you think. At being with you now; Wise indeed And name You cannot Abstraction. responsibility Or adults They feel Nor truly show my pride at In living ways And love Take away a culture Culture Alon~. Who for themselves have But are too proud to show being called Which brought them forth Amidst the culture patterns Without touching too Only lives In ~ery settlement, chosen and involved Their harts To talk to you, triumphantly of The fabric of the personality. Andoperates, In every home, Themselves in education in When•someone treats a Because for/ne the~e is no- Trhough fifty centuries This great and lovely lend, The teaching of another way And dies, Yot~.. friends, Its widest sense hunter like a child -. one in all the north Of quiet This mosaic To live and speak and think Through man. You~helpers More children fail in With imtronising, ~Vho holds more awfulpower Arctic Of histories end hope -and name To hurt And~0ur allies wait - education when Or with curt authority, Than you, Family Hying;. And tongues Your fellow man - The culture If o~y you will call them They come from homes And every day hurts more Here, Far And cadences When every open learner Hurts the man. forth, which have not felt a sense ,When someone mutilates Now. From other human ken, And prides brings to you One cracks By,blue to them tint• Of full inclusion in a process His name I say this In pisces where Which make up Canada. The elements of other an- Or breaks I mean that Or spurns the one Once again, The early white men often This choice for Canada dent ways, The vessel, The ifathers, Goes far beyond" the black- He gave his child. As many times before; Died Is yours to make. Integrated whole Leaving something weak in Mothers. board and You are the most important In helplessness. And socially sufficient - spirit and unwhole And!grandparents The tattered text• to be continued... people yet People To come amongst us in This brave Are not vessels, The north. And unique Drained with ease You hold People Of one old potion, The future in the hollow of Now ' Then your hands. Are standing To be refilled You Balanced, Unmlxed And only you At this very time, With something new. Can daily shape Between two polar The culture of a man The gentle elsy of human prospects. Is rooted deeply intellect One, In his psyche. To meet with calm and Emergence into world Long certainty society Before his voice grows deep. The complex Identifying He runs Social, Proudly with In boyhood Technical A history and culture From his mother's lap; EDITOR'S NOTE Ass'oelution. A special • .Simply, the theme is this:. ,,Above is part one of u supplement of the TIMES the awful responsibility of prose poem, "A Flame featuring the °'Flame" sold our educational system Within The Spearhead". This out as souu as it was off the (especially that of the epic has a most unusual newsstands-and soon. teachers) in imparting the history; in fact it has even ..Produced, as the educution and culture of our made northern Canadian newspaper was, on a vir- system without harm and history, tuully volunteer basis; poin to those of an "ancient Beef nrices are 9oin9 up! ..Adapted from u speech largely as a lubour of love, prideful people." In the given to approximately 40, orders for the reprints from transition period, the need to teachers of Eskimo childreu all over, were left unfilled respect not only those who at a Northern Conference a when the paper chaugod are being taught, but also the number of years age, and hands aud "went corn- parents and famlUes. To Why not invest published in THE TAIGA mercisi". realize that in such a TIMES, demands for ..TheHERALD editor would teaching situation, the reprints were received from suggest to readers they teacher is (or ought to be) as all over the world, including might do well to clip and much the student as these UNESCO, Dunedlu save the four parts of this whom he seeks to teach, and in a eezerV0 university New Zealand, and reprint, to read os a unit, unless he learns from his (for 500 copies) from the although each part is pupils, he cannot truly Maniteba Teachers rcasouohly complete, "teach". E.g. Which the overage family can buy with the savings effected on beef purchases over o period of less than Last Week's Forest Fires 18 months ! ! ! Cost Taxpayers $926,400 ,.Fifteen new fires were campfires, however, a quick gaHou pall handy to control TODAYS SPECIAL reported in the Prince review seems to be in order. the fire if it gets away and Rupert Forest District last • .1. Make sure area k clear sis/) for putting the fire o~ week. Extremely warm and of anything that will barn. when you are finished. dry weather conditions Three meters from trees 17 • .During the July 1st contributed to the large else m from buildings. Scrape weekend the Terrace Ranger of some of these fires. The away all debris for I m from District had three fires cost of fire fighting this week the fire. caused by abandoned is estimated at $926,4Q0.00 9 CU FT .. 2.. Keep the fire small. A campfires, the Lower Post bringing total cesta to dute to large fire burns biscuits and Ranger District had one. $1,560,500.00. bodies, a small campfire can Forest Rangers Herb Qunst McCLARY ..Campfires have been one cook your food, warm your of Terrace and Jim Dunlop of the major causes of Forest soul and dry your clothes 811 of Lower Pout hove enough Fires in this District. Much without pain. to do without battling has been written about • .3. Rave a shovel and a two campfire caused fires. FREEZER School Guidance Councellors FEATURES: * 666 lira• Capacity, Polyurethane Foam Insu- lation, Flezl-Ild • Temperature Warning Must Take Broader Viewpoint Light • Safety lock • Recessed Handle and SASKATOON (CP) -- isolated guidance techniques Conceale4 Hinges, Interior light • Accurate Saskatchewan told the Cold Control * Defrost Drain • Decorative School guidance counsellors under a broadened career delegates the term "career" should look beyond simply concept•' Plaatk Liar Lid * High EMcleney Compres. is misleading. ear • Food Spoilage Imuruqce helping students choose "The task for all of us is to Career is important at aH careers and help them empower those we serve to stages but it is inaccurate to develop as complete indi. become all they can." suggest it is equally Im- viduals, says Norman Vocational guidance is still portant at aH levels." Gysbers, president of the a big part of the ceunsellor's Gysbers said thGre should American Personnel and job but the initial guidance be a complete guidance Guidance Association. should be augmented with program in schools. Gysbers told delegates to a job-placement help and a "We are not ad hoe, in. Canadian Guidance and follow.up study• cidental or nice-but-not. Counselling Association Frank Vanhestoren, an eu- necessary," he said• "We conference: "We must bring dcatlonal psychology need to be a full partner with together fragmented and professor at University of other programs." 387 °° Tut's Tour Touts Travel To Tomb

CAIRO' (Ai3) -- Tut- Sakha added, of Tutankhamen" tour ankhamen, the boy king who But Dan Pruitt, a tour- became one of the meet ALSO AVAILABLE 8 12 16 and 23 CU FT FREEZERS ruled Egypt more than 3,000 group leader for United popular after the pharaocie years ago, and President States Travel in Washington, tomb objects were displayed Anwar Sadat, whose peace caid his agency's "Treasures at the National Gallery. AT SPECIAL PRICES, initiatives last winter propelled him into the world i spotlight, have turned into a FOR PRIVATE rUSE OR BUSINE$~ pair of good-will am- A-UTOVEST U TERMS bassadors for Egyptian Before you buy, Investigatethe advantagesof this rent. tourism. to~wn plan. All monies paid apply to purchase, Why Travel agents and tourism tie up your cash or borrowing power. 1st and him officials here say Sadat's months rent and drive away• FREE DELIVERYTO TERRAOE& KITIMAT trips to the United States and EXAMPLES to Jerusalem, and the King Based on 36 month lease 'rut exhibit now touring the I I 1 United States, have con- 78 F 250 pickup 7a Econoliou Van 7S C 100 Cltev IK tributed, to Egypt's at- S140.00per month tl3t•0epar mouth $1t9.00 per m0nHi traction as a vacation spot. lease end price lease e~d price lease and price Hut an informal check of $2,175•00 $1,915•00 $1J75.0o American tourists in Cairo or simply return or simply return or simply return indicated that many others 78 camera HT 11 Zephyr Sedan m ~, Vaan are simply looking f~" a now S139,00per month S124.00parmanth $12L00 per mouth place to visit. A total of about lease and price lease end price lense end price 1.1 million tourists came to $2,025•00 $1,|2S.00 $1,eTs•eo Egypt last year. or simply_ r~.urn or simply, return simply return "President Sadet's peace ' I irlitiative has done a 10t for 78 Fiesta 3 dr. 78 FIe0 4 x 4 OMs Cutlass tourism and the image of S99.00 per month S15S.0epermouth t13L00 per month Egypt in the United States," lease end price lease end price lease end price said Mohamed el Sa'.~ka, $1400.00 $2,375.00 t2,02S•O0 .or simply return Jr simply return or simply return chairman of Mtsr Travel and I Shipping, Egypt's largesl travel agency. FOR FURTHER INFORMATION "The main thing, in my CALL LARRY HAYES- RICHARDS opinion, is it has given people CaLL ECT 987.71 !1 some sort of security that peace is at the door, because BELMONT LEASING LTD. they were always thinking 1150 MARINE DRIVE NORTH VANCOUVER, B.C.D.M479A that this is a troubled area," | I ;. -I+q

THE HERALD, Tuesday, July ;8, 1978, PAGE 9 Egypt urgedto.,...... Leaders study r n ~i , ": : MO as srure secUrity economic ills ._ . ,- . . ~,,~.~ ~+::+~,/::... LONDON (AP) -- The HOLD INFORMAL TALKS United States will urge Vance, Days° 'and Ks•el BONN (CP) -- Leaders of meetings, that "the final Egypt to spell out security held brief informal talks the seven major industrial results of the deliberations guarantees for Israel in new Monday Qight at the castle, counties were reported to will be good." ;i Middle East pence talks • 72 ktlometrex southeast of have reached agreement West German Chancellor opening today behind the here. Substantive today on what U,S, Treasury Helmut Schmidt said a walls of a medieval fortress discussions begin this Secretary Michael separate statement to be in southern England, U,S. morning, With Vance Blumenthal described as a issued today would include officials giLd. planning to meet with the i !!++. "concrete and concerted an agreement on new ap- The participanta--U.S. Israeli and Egyptian both action program" to deal with prcaches to terrorism. He State Secretary Cyrus Vance separately and together. world economic problems. offered no details. and Foreign Ministers Dayan+ first to arrive in A communique, to be Sources in key delegations Mushe Dayan of Israel and London, told reporters:" issued after a final session said the statement would list Mohammed Ibrahim Ks•el "There is plenty of room for later today, is 'expected to anti.hijack measures, in- of Egypt--arrived discussion on both sides." include specific ,targets for cluding the banning of separately Monday behind a Israel .and Egypt have .~:...... ~.~..:,,. ~. economic growth, era- commercial flights to shield of t~ugh security and publicly declared each piny•ant, and inflation in countries harboring each of the seven par- hijackers. flow by helicopter to isolated other's overall proposals for , ~: ! • "~y~ Leeds Castle. a settlement to he unae. ticipating countries, in- Blumenthal told reporters U.S. officials, who asked eluding Canada. summit agreements were ceplable. •. , Conference sources, who not to be named, said Vance But Dayan, before • a reached on economic hopes that specific asked not to be identified, growth, inflation, era- helicopter took him to the ...... ~ ~'~... said West Germany would assurances from Egypt-- castle, said: "There are piny•ant, energy and in. promise t6 take action to ternational monetary wiwP~rtleularlyon how to cope some meeting points in the increase its gross national th extremists on the West tWO plans." Through July and August Terrace's new 1Viin-Museum problems. seen. Also, from the 3rd week of July until August we prnduct--valae of goods and While the United States Bank of the Jordan River-- • Troops In full battle dress, features paintings by students from Kitamaat village, feuture a rock display from the Naus of the lava beds, could lead to matching services produced-- by one was under pressure at the backed up byJanks and troop who attended an innoval/ve art course ut Mount wldeh is said to bare erupted between 300 and 400 percentage point beyond its / Israeli concessions. carriere, guarded Heathrow summit to pledge Elisabeth High School in Kitimat. These strlidng years ago sad k ~he youngest in Canada. Once mere antieipated increase. But the meaningful edergy con- "The'purpose is to draw airport's perimeter for the pictures are based on traditional Northwest Coast Israeli Prime Minister we invite you to come on over and be our guests. West German increase will servation, West Germany arrival of. Dayan and then ledlan desigus; and the erl~/nul talent displayed here Terrace Mini-Museum is located on Keith Avenue, still be significantly lower Menachem Begin into an Kamel. and Japan in particular were ,+ aekn+owledgement that shows that tlds artisitc culture Is alive and still Highway 16, and is open from 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. during than the four-per-cent pressed by Carter to expand Vance flew in to an RAF strongly developed. This exhibit will be here until growth forecast for the Israel will withdraw from base in southeast England file summer. their domestic economics the West Bank, won froth Labour Day weekend in September and deserves to be United States• However, and create larger markets from Bonn, West Germany, West German growth may Jordan in the 1967 Arab- where he attended a seven. for American exports. Israeli war. increase markets for North Blumenthal said the country economic summit American products. An Israeli newspaper re- meeting. He arrived ai Germam and Japanese are ported Monday that President Carter told prepored to take substantial :! Leeds Castle within minutes reporters Sunday night, measures, if necessary, to F,4D~tlan President Anwar of Kamel in a large U.S. Air U,S. prisoners of conscience after the first round of satisfy Carter on that point. Sadat's latest peace Force helicopter gunship @ . s) proposals, which have not with..anotheras.asc.ort. f'll'llJ;d: J k., T.,.+,~,.,,,...~ l m[]....[][]...[]...... []..[][][][]., beenofflclailydiscloced, call ummn mucmm m uonn ~S, gA.M.JLLq~LJ. ,IJV Z'ILMsIJ[II~LW •BII,~I-•I~,I,I, i • [] for Israel to turn the West said British Prime Minister + " It . d • 41 AqA • Bank over to Jordan after Ja,m,esC~.tlag~'a,~_,d_cc,,_idedtos~ASmHItNG,TO, N,(CP),T-A_ The. ease a~,LIpt the 10 .ch.ee~em.also have con_- ticelarly the deelslon to put :+ five years, with Israel, IU|O .s I~IilIttlIi~IIIU~UII41~L~IK~,Ug'~I.m siLl:lilt ~fU/Ul,ll~liqi/t|OU~ Was C~U~a malmv on the a~ that in t~rlns (~ dlaald~nta An=tolv Sh- l ...... Jordan and the Palentinisns scheduled for a central AmbaesadorAndrewYoun~ testimony of three voun~ contemnorarv society the ~h,,.~,,~,-d a,,,,~ IIiinS ~En@nE _ Jointly administering it in London hotel, to the 13th. that there may be "hun- witnesses with ienl~ US re'~dns a model of ~,,,"~',,n-,~-~n ...... r : iimlngk MhVIIM B- m_ the interim. .eenNry, m ont.r~ed castle. _o., p~_.~ thouspnd?" cr~dn~ rece,r~.. After ~e political ~eedom, a sharp The U,S, -~Insto passed a M EVHIB|qP|SH ' • Sndat also would agree to a oeuausa 0[ concern scout m pon(ica| prmoners in Ule 10 were coavletod 'C~ ~ C0U~"88t to the D4~JCOstotes ~l.ttn'n ~,nndomnina the m E"IiMIMMIIIIIMM [] continued Israeli military passible disruption by Arab United States has" raised a bombing a aroc~u store all in Eastern Ew'o~ne_ - 7:,==L,'~'_,='~- -- ~--d s'me -[] inmmiIlli~iI " [] presence in the West Bank to extremin~ who olp..poee, any m ofpro.t~.t... ,__ . three witnesses recanted CARTER MBOCKED legislators urged State • AUGUST | meet Israel's security needs, ac.._onn~__o~_+uon_,pm=~aeJ, +..~ut,,~pj~me.,_no~..~,.o. thei r teaumony, although .Pre~l.omlm...b.osnprnised Secretary Cynm Vance to [] .'^ .... , ...... • the Jerusalem Pest repor- ,._.~..n_.mm p~_,c~_w____mpp~, ~_'+"~'~+"~'+..,.~.,^~ cu.e.n~.n.owrev,ertedtothe anaan[e~, eg, m_~eU,S, stay away from s~.ate~c [] IU, IX, IZ, ~G 15, IY/~ • ted. The Egyptians have ,o.w.~v~,maLno~pecmcm- ...~.,m.;yu,,;m,y~.N.u~.~.= er~malsr~ry• • • formsnyoneaoas•'|lletact urms ihnJtations rains in m • denied repeatedly, however, telilgeneo Information use when worla attention Each wltoeas has said- that Younu could dare c.,.,= co. ~nr~f~It I EVUIBIVInM RIII~ • that they would accept a reached the.Britinh or U,S. w,as.teeussed o.n.tl~. Soviet however, that he testified challenge this view was in Yonog's intrusion tended .... [] continued stationing of governments about any trials~mm mof ams~aent.s,..xewdissidents, few under duress and promises iiselfanembarrasaingshockiiselfanembarrnuingshock to blunt the US• attack, I PRINOE IEORGE, B.~. _~ Israeli troops in the occupied plannedpmnneo terromtton'orist attacu.attanks. .,,!unencansAmericans recaneumatrecalled that te~lees ~d leniency or help from the for " the Carb~Carte~ ad- rain~g questions whether he [] - territories. -rfan a..year, a g.o'~nme.sty state• , ministration with the was generally on me o13- _~ For More Information ,,.r, - _. _ race .r~a.uonal; .me. |~naon- The cases dted by Am- president quick to ebast~e peslto side of the fencein the H T I".. ~r • . =~ . • • • "..~--,JI. x__L~ L _L__ re.son .hum.an n.gnm group, neety lnterntlousl are a far his unbridled friend shaping of U S foreign I ann t'rlze Lis[ ~,ven[s [] I ~I, LLLU~ ,U~.~IV ' _c~__~,__~_t mere_ow_ere cry trom the. "hundreds, Congress threatened Im: policy. "" 'i " [] _ . _j . ~o,m_~__,,p/_~one/.~ox con- perhepa tbcusands" men- peaclunent, ' Did Young have some • I~A] / mm ' ~I.. ' +. ,-~..4 ,, ...~.+.l.. ++~es~...... =~.~;~,-,lo-, li.onm,tinned by ~..m.,Young A ~,ngpazzling an~aspect of ,~the paliucaipolitical -,-biliousambitions of mshis •i --,.-- ~ ;[] qLl[Uq~| IleAL"Ilg;kNl~l" ~~/~ saidAmnesty " +.,,,-.'.~"'o,.~." lnternauonal ...I~.------,L°°kl~= oack.0verback' Over..... U,S. TT.~ "dee• case is whywhv..~ Youngym,nav._o wouldwouldmd own?Thet'questionremaius...... ,~..~,~Gm,.,_estion remains [] . • . _ []I . 4 J.AItjAI, said ..it •.%,..~..0.found. 18 .osuch.... •storyhistory there navehave ueenbeen eao~eUdschoose this particular.timeparticular time unresolved. But undoubtedly ssM_ I~h,~[]~_a |H §OOr~l-tl~l~,a Ill~ ~ • E • "rid• - , ~eeremmeu•~prBoeere In ~ U•~ • aanaoawas was casesI . where writerswritors and to make such a provocative" . those in power will be i[] • • ===~ ~nv-so. ~ • ~nve [] OLDHAM,A)H/~.., .En~an~a, l (.AP).tAP) work by Mrs. Brown s investigating three other observers ennel.d,~dco n el_ded" tkafthai.... RtJlt/smtsl1~'s lnt~m~nf...... ~.Tt.m,a.q,~,--~..~|ln| tAAO~.-` ...... ,~.,..h;.= hi.. e, hiskl .... public h||/,~T []im m~ i A .... ' •[] ~..Atenwt'to~nbiabYae~c_,,t~_,tent-ttmeoany qpccta(I gy_necolog_lstL__Patrl_~k"gynecologist, Patrick cases•....c~.: _It_It ¢itodcited ~the somesoma prisoners,m'ianm~.n foundtnnnA lauschndaaimnguampuign,.,,.~.~..~_ ..... ,.. statements+,0, ...... eare~rnily,+.~,,,,+ ready_o.., []_ /iIIr,~q_IIa~ M_.• wj •,. Wom~uon~n i uq,.n au ,.ipp.IpllalWm~ ..O~ipwu,.~toe, a psou+t~.pioneer Ixof "~1¢-test- wlmangmnW ton 1o,10, ":m.nine macublacks - - vr------• ------~...v,.~ ,..~.ule,~u~.', o~w.,.=~.w. , ...a.~*,,m.~, .~.~a,~• 3 I + • ' • • .~WU .--..,'~.~ l ~IMMMW .-'~:'~") ,' + ..... --• •--rein_.,d...,_,...~.._,.,..,,.~. =,otdu+~heMy,, u¥,w...... u~ ~u=rim. ~v~ bliP.,,uu~. b=+~w/,..,~ ...... t-~J~rm4~rca. wmWUO anU'on,mnn.~...... one wm~.wblt~ ...... cGnvlconvlct~.•...... • . o~¢ ...... ~.~._tSemeelve~inJthe•eel ,,.~,ti= e~inJallb0caumed I~tbecauaeof~ ,~,, againstaplmt~.,,~...,+,,,0 theSm~et.Uaimsthe Sovist.Uails _,,_ _.:, ...... ,tobeun~onhimffbefailsto,+,,+tobeun~onhlmffbefeilsto ,~. ~,,. ...,. ,,,. .al=lmlmI-• ...... • • a= : ...... ~ ..... ,..:..• lie i -- .lt-IMuCtwow-=.%.+,,,~,uu~,~,,ow-,.. -~+ ,,,t~=;.., .,~.'++. +n...+~,,a..--,~ .....+..+~, ,~..:~.;~ +++++.,.~....,.t=+.+,++: .~..,,~.~c~;._,~., .t.h~r:pallti~,..Jdt.ltongh.+--~+:r-- ,. + __the ___..+..~n rtghto ~+.+,,policy, ,_par- ..+_..__.,__.foilmv.theWldt~Honse ...... line,.+ mmmm.B.mmmummHm-,mmmm,,m[][][]-.[][]=. .n • + .,+/'/~'..+'.IT;".."" -~:-.+-,~ .~?-. ,... ~ y,v~m mou. ,'auu:'wunpl~mO +w.:¢Jlars~M an t t]~'Wm~,~ .... • I ml |oesh|ou'h .~'~.I~..".~1~.. Wi.~.me.~.m .me. nesp_~l,.anonesp_~l,.ana his collcegoe,collceg0e, assault emergeney'*!pe~-bHe'd:+o'~,emergeney'*!pe~- bHe'd:~o'~,si~-~le~'e~sl~ot~-~le~'e~ llJlllillllllliliil,~M~4k~~,,~~,~~,,~~~~~~ lillil ,i l~ncy,Incy,~aa nonlm omm,msucres uaur..~onertur. ~onert Edwards, a annualson°el during a week of crl't~rlminml. mi hal ' uct~t~f involvingin~Al~m- . .'~Fvlm"~F'~w~WVWV'~V~V'~V~F'~FIF~V~P'~IFMMM~M,'~M,~M'~IM'~M~M~M~~.~-v~,~v~~~,e~~~ ~V laid today,to y, Cambridgemoridge University rioting in North Carolina in ' queetlonabisoueeti~bl.-~'+...... evideme,.~..o,,. • ".-.s •. '. ...., +" ' . • BH/IShish medical auauthorities aoritisI phyalolo~t. 1971. -'-But ...... many international • :. A In l~ • say that~hstiflhebaby, if the baby expected :pected TT..~.'Ok,~.--~..n....--, A + " MIIIM • by Mrs. Ledey Brown, 32, is born safe and well it will be , Mrs. Brown ia carrying was • . , ~ I /ke ...... worldworld's s first authen.tureen, con ' • ' ' • ~.ated ..+birth of..,..he,of a test.tuhe +,-,M"sterlous " Soviet• - , m r-m+ . • boby. Mrs."z. Brown, from Bristol,3ristol, ~ a n d f e~disi~ it by . . • -• . u. u. r,. • sperm from her 3&year-old l .... ~~ ~r~ i~ • is in, huspilaihuspllai min n,northwest thwust ~,,.t,o.A J.h. ..,-~.,r dies . .... Englandann awaitingawamng theu ~ birth. ' ' , , : ~ Thereers waswassneeuls speculation -. that Once. fertilized, the egg MOSCOWtAP)- Fyoder and was one of the more • ,~ ~ the baby=by would"--- behe barn,l: rnlast~" last was p}fan ~ in Mra.Browns ' Kulak.ov, a .mem.berofthe mysterious figures in,the i ~ ~ " ". 'I i~--~-~ • weekendrand bybv caesarean,ca, ,area°. continued.wo.m.o where pregnancy Soviet Union's ruling Soviet leadership. "He was ~ ' ' , I I I • II • I rl • I section.ceButa's,~a~e~. But a spokesman,.-- mnfo-., for ccnunuea. Politburo and in the view of commonly rated as a • ' [J[J • the Northwest Regional Mre Brow, ca=--.++=. Westorndlplomal~oneoftl~___ possible sueeessor (to . . . lql~S~l~l~ ----" Healthm AuthorityAuthori h, said todayb Is,, ~,__ "__.,,.. ~._.:-_'LT_ top candidates to succeed Brezhnev), •especially in -- . that if the pregnancyprogusney goesg~ ; to fall fan tubes which ca ~ dent Leonid Brszhnev, re~. nt years, the diplomat •. . . • full termarm "the,, the baby will not~ot the op from the, ovariesrry to d~ed of a heart attack said ' . .O . • be bornrn this• monthmonth." ,, the wombe~ are blocked Monday, the news agency. . A ~-ey-bairea, portly man A successful birth wouldw dd The' eblldleas' ceu le' has Tams reported " He was 60" with a ' prominent nose, • • climaxix more thanman• l010 years'v( rs , ,,~...... 4.., ~...... o P Kulakov, .....narn m a peasant Kulakov was awaroca a I~t • "- • . ~ • + ,,~- --,,,~, .,,, ,--= .w,=.• fa marly in Soviet Russia on Hero ul Socialist Labor star • ~ "~.~ ~--=-.~ ~ ~ • Feb.4,1918, wasasccretary on his 60th birthday as is i I • • / ~, I • ~q Mi~ vl m "M/I'~L~__ _L .... j ~_ of the Communin~ partys Soviet custom. In his con. ~ I ! ~i /A ! I i • I. • | I' • l¥1UtllCr UIIUI"~UU m Central Committee and was gratulatory speech, • ~/~ XI [~r i I I I • _ ~e Politburo. member in Brezhn.e,v ,focused on 'O ~ .~~N ~ ~ I Voodoo --" "LL-~ " -- merge ox agricenurs. Kulakov s aeeom. -- ' m ~L~LIJU.LUL~ ..The Tams announcement plishmonto" in the field d • • -- . ,.== ...... • said he bad had a stomach agriculture, surorieinl • lll~l S wRnlm iaak From D• BUFFALO, N.Y. (Ap) -- Police identified the operation in 1968 and was' Western diplomala by not *A lUVI~ n ml ~•V II VVMq& I1~111 ,,... Four young children were children as Kylia Trait, 8; suffering from coronary mentioning lds work i+n the W = i AI IEII . i~ ii I stabbed to death in their her sisters, Amlna, 6, and atherns+lereais as well as party. • dUff I IUII I0 Prd • heme here end their mother, Inez, 4, and brother, chroniepneumonia. Acom. However,attheopaulogo~ O' • " "" • who was reported to have Demario, 2. mittoe has been formed to the summer session of the believed she was under a Themother, Gail, 26, w,s oversee the funeral and Supreme Soviet on,l+ ,, : Come on and Catch the voodoo curse, was charged eoveredwLthblncdandtoken Kulakov will be burted in the Kuinkov was seated in his in Specials : in the killings, police said. to hospital, but she was not. Kremlin wall on Red Square, usual spot, down in front theDelectivessaidthcyfound bloodied bodies of the Injure,AutheritLce poll,said old. that after theAn announcement obituary signed sald. by, andwith heotherparty bad been secretaries seen con- : HONDAY17th D&S SPEOIALBURGER $1 18 : children in their apartment severalhours of queetioning, Brezhnev, Premier Alexei flnuouniy at Brechnev's side. I ' " a 1 lateSundaydightafter being Mrs. Trait was charged wlth Knsygin and other Soviet He recently led a delegation called to the scene by a foureeuntsofsecon,e~p'on leaders said: "Death. has to the eongreas of the TUESDAY18th OONEYDURGER .,u neises from upstairs. ' Wedon tronllyknowwhy asatched from our ranks a Yugoslav Communist • ne~hher murder." ' noted ~ure of the Com- League, or party, The fact : who hadheard she did it," said police Lieut. munist Imrty and the Soviet that he was chosen to lead WEDNESDAY19th FISH DINNER $1 I8 : 56 kill e d membersRouney, told us "but she thoughtfamily state,"MY8TERIOUS FIGURE ticularlythe delegatlen sensitive to a partypar- : THURSDAY30th TEXASBHGER $1"98 : she was under a voodoo OneWestern diplomat said meeting added to his stature • ill bUS curse." known"Kulak°vwas"n°twellamongWesternersvery ofaSaS°vietleaderintheeyeSobservershere. : FRIDAY21st I)IIEESEBHGEll $1 08 |

CAIRO, Egypt tAP) -- K crowded city bus swerved to ~ ~! o.... avo/d a car on a bridge : SATURDAY22nd DELUXEDURGER :. : across the River Nile in the Egyptian capital today and plunged over the side, killing t, at least 56 passengers and & injuring I1 others, police Between 2 4 every afternoon throughout the week you can buy said. The driver d the bus • a 10 e. Coke and keep the Tiffany Glass. This .offer is w#h food • ieepnd from the vehicle • orders only & while glass stock lasts M before it crashed through a p'n e. . , • . i • guard rail and sank in about e~ht metres of water, a • Friday, Saturday and Sunday your regular Root Beer costs • police spokesman said. rovinciQI "The reason so many died • , youonly 10 = • was because the water was The bigg~t Provincial yet. and still only, $5! deep a~d the passengers couldn't get out of the bus," • ALSO: Each time you visit the Dog 'N Suds during the entire week • the spokesman said.. 2 you have a chance to win a trip for two to Vancouver, plus two nights • An earlier report had said NOW ON SALI= 5~ people died and the driver hotel accommodation, plus $100.00 spending money. was the only survivor, Police said the legal acity ~f the bus was 40 4342 LAKELSE 635-7100 ~upt the total number on it was not known. QO0000•••••••••O0000•••O••O••O•O00••O@ 4 ; v

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,': ,~i. .¸• . , PAGE I0, THE HERALD,Tuesday, July 18, 1978' • Big "/Oonferenoe Oommitted to,Promote Int'l. Trade and Employment Trudoau Sayslt Means More Jobs and Better Times Ahead for Oanada ..For Canada, he said, he expects there will be • .The communique Said Canada hod restated its In- ..BONN (CP) -- Leaders of the seven major In- growth in their economies. ten*ion to aim at a five.per-cent growth in the value of ' dustrial countries announced Monday they have ..It was the most detailed set of commitments to stronger growth and reductioil of serious unem- ployment as the country benefitted from the improved goods and services produced In the economy. This reached agreement on specific measures to boost in- emerge from an economic summit• This is the fourth would be done "within the Hmiis permitted by the ternatioual trade and provide more Jobs. Muca 1915, The leaders said it reflected a ~ecognition health of its trading partners. need,-~' to contain and reduce inflates." • .The agreement calls for the United 8totes to reduce that hlgh.souoding promises are useless without • ."Canada will do its part and the people of Canada willbenefit from the results of this meeting," Trudeou • .Trudeau teld'repm'ters he had no specific new its huge ellimports os a measure against inflaUon, for commitments for specific actions. budgetary measures in mind to reach the five.per-cant Japan to buy more gondo from abroad while homing .."We're setlling down," said Prime Minister said. experts at INT levek, and for both o~ these countries TrudeSu told Canadian reporters following n Joint .."We are determined to achieve the higher growth of target. The annual rate of growth in the firs t quarter and West Germany to tak e major steps to stimulate news conference held by the seven leaders. Jobs and output to which our policies are directed," this year Was only 2.8 per cent. . • .Inflation is also on the rise in Couada, it mu'e than nine-percent annual rate despite nearly three years of. wage and price ¢ontrots. Unemployment has hovered Fisheries Olamp Lid On Sporl-Oaught Salmon 0anning at the million mark for a year. "..Trudeou said he is eptimislle that Canada would be VANCOUVER, B.C. (13 July, 1978) - Dr, W.E. John- canned salmon far in excess of the needs of I in- m~ precess at his permanent home address. ' is restriction closely follows that enacted by the' able to sell more goods abroad as it result of the big- son, Director-General, Fisheries Management, dlvldual or family. The dally personal bag limit of 4 seven commitment and avoid the increased unem- Pacific Region, announced last week that a new salmon and the unrestricted ssason limit still stanas Province of British Columbia in 1946 which bans the canning c/trout and'char, tbken in Provincial waters, ployment that economists have predicted/for nest regulation now in effect sets a personal possession with a maximum possession limit of 9-days' bag limit, •year. ' , limit of 25 pounds of canned s,port-cauahtsalmon at a fresh or frozen, in addition to 25 pounds of canned other than at the residence of the angler, as shown on place other than the person s permanent home as- salmon. the angling licence. Sportfishermen wishing to can more than 25 pounds dress. The new regulation is aimed at out-of.province may take their catch to a custom canner who may visitors, some of whom have made a practice of pron,ess, the catch for direct shipment to ~e fisher- , ~./I:N~ i. . '''. canning, daily, the catch limit of 4 salmon while on an men s permanent place of residence. Tnerem no nmic , Ibhd W extended stay in British Columbia, thus acquiring on the amount of canned sport-caught salmon a person '.'~...~

- Quebeo Toudd Uteraturo In Fronoh Only ~Y ..~ ~,~" .,'- :~ '~ .....~ ~ . ,, •::i? " ,~ ~ ~ • ~.~ .... "' *. , • QUEBEC (CP) -- If you're end English-speaking Asoresult, thetourbmsde- provinceshoteiguidelastili notice from ~he French an English-spenkin8 tourist Canadians. partment ordered thousands at the printers, Language Office saying lo~tng for Qnebec's official When the 1978 version o(. of special blue. cardboard bilingual brochures are ,A..,'~: g .dlM~ll~A'~'. _ . government road map, don't the map, prepared by. the cove~forthemape, withthe USE'OLD STOCK " illegal. forget to ask for the cover. It transport department, legond in Engltsh printed on Hardy says the delays Ken Stewart, chief of could be the key to un- arrived In the offlees of the the had/. have caused few complaints tourist Information ,for the Provlncla- : dsrstanding where you're tourism department in because the deportment Quebec City tourism and headed. Felx'~ry, ufflcinis had to So when an English. continues using the old convention bureau, says The biggest Provincial yet! and still 0nly $5! Under regulatims of the scramble for a solution, tourist asks for a bilingual brochures until thereis no way of estimating French Language Charter "We were surprised by the ~ti~ gets the jacket in current stocks are used up. accurately the percentage of known us Bill 101, Quebec's sudden application 'of Bill A French~pealdng "I feel rather, un- English and French- official road map is no longer 101," says Marc Hardy, tourist gem just the map. comfortable about sending speaking tourists visiting the NOW ON SALE bilingual, but in French only, director of tourism in- As for other tourist in- French-language documents city from one year .to the although ot least 50 per cent formaUon at the de- formation from the province, to English.speakin~ people," next, so separate language of tourists are Americans partment. idl fulders are in French onty he said. irintin~s are bound to result but English versions are in shortage or over supplies. available, although some bureau printed aU its folders "That's what's handy have been delayed. An bilin~Uy this year, and he about the bilingual stuff. It's WhiloRest of Oanada Tries English joeket for the says ,he has received no convenient for everyone." To Give .It Away B,O, Has Shodap of InduslrialMilk. British Columbia does not Dairy Commission.. to have an adequate supply of recognize the growlng manufactusing milk to meet demand in the British ~,~l ~men~. ~,,mbla=utet for ~U,) ~ "1-" " *~''~~. W Mmj~ was the substance of cheese, ice areem, yogurt " ~ma anbefore urgeatmessageplaced federal Agricuitm'e. andethermilkprnducts.by.increasing our indusUrloi Bathroom =- Minister Eugene Whelan milk quota. I have ~ .... I t today by British Columbia plmsized the fact that basic AgricultureMinistorHewitt during today's Jim essentialmanufoeturlngfacilitiesure to a viable ~ ,. ". , Sco)T0wes provincialmeeting of federalzgriculturq and --try.producers simplyOur. cannotmint Tissue ministers in Yorkton, subeidizeplantaepemtingot Saskatchewan. non.ecouomlclevelsowi~to ... <. u. u..~, . id British shortage of milk,"" sad I Mr. " - , • . ;.~. '.

supply problem is critical ,~,~,~,,,~,~,, ~u~ ~.iota on ' ':'i - , . : .... ,.... " " "mnstrecelvetmme'to'. "--'--"--""v---"appucauon m '7~-''d:me ~~UI~, ~Sl ~ S relinf. British Columbia has .h,,..~.~ ,, ,o ,,,dh,,,, ~r t~nl~) n~,:. nlnnl' whioh ou,u~aul9 ,qiw,,n le""-w ~'~" ~-.~ --- v ...... the Canadian Milk Supply produces butter and milk Mauagemonz...... frustum• The '" powder. The plant is minister said that BriUab essential to the maintenance .... omr .... • Packageof of a steady supply of milk to commma,~,,~,,t~ .¢ sup~P~t~, milkm ....~lls~_], L~]u~/,

"= ...... pllcatiee of market supply of milk coming from m.~o. ,i,),)~.~,~ ~,mt h,, ' theBHtish fluid Columbia market, farms He was.- ~"""'" .._"~'.~'--'-...... -V'-h"~--'a"~ " ' sotightthatthisplanthedno ~)~lat~n°u~nh vin thea ' ' milk at all for 35 dnys during ,.o~et,~,,ee m ...... • ~ • . Scotties_ Family.O. the year and only sufficient u..~",~;~'~,,,h,o onuuam, to operate at one-third .~,;,~o ~h~,,'~,'~,~ ,~,n,~,-~

,, .., whichthecaPacitYofvear."fur producesThe thebaisncasecond plantonly fr~...hmilli°n°"''""'s""=:O'~'~',.;,..--" evaporated milk operates ot human, nuonrouweqinu w.... go m Facial Tissue Hopkins 30 per cent below capacity, m,,an,..ulac._un~'em;.. ; Present supplies of mUk also we neea at mast an a(t- foil to meet the present dRional two million "ism-

damndmanufacturi~minister "' am urm'S'-Thi forthethe Canadian 'fed''''' cheese' dredwelShisquotaministermnufacU~aS T~jit' .d,of sustainm*rketsh~u~ plants," ourthe (:~~) i!ri:SglAsS art ed "h° $°'~GCV~ (~'Y%~/~~ a f 2 ,o

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Ever thought of spenmn~ up somethin8 for y0u, you '~Ul your vacation - or at least a should allow them a day's part of it - at a university? advance notice, ot least• • Would you like to enjoy a Then they can arrange • • ,on Rite Refills 69 ° Sc0ttC0nfidetsi"., ileSl.19 pleasant stay in Vancouver guided walking tours, for ""'" between now and the end of instance, of the Main . rt' • ---- August • with the family; campus. The UBC Museum just you and your partner - of Anthropology (though it with or without the children? sounds dull-dry, it is Worried about the cost of anything butl) the famous betel accommodation? Nitobe Memorial Garden Here is a Tip. and the newly opened Alpine Accommodation is and B.C. Native prdeas are available - single, adult, some of the on.campml at- family - and with children of traction. • ,. ~7.~ ' :~.-::.~ ' ~ ~ i any age, - in the University if you don't wont to stay - ...... ~, ~ ".... ~.-,.. of B.C. student residences, but just want to visit, tourist until the end of August. information is available ot There's plenty of green tlu~e information stations play apace for the kids; an equipped with direct phones Olympic sized swimming to the University tn,ln Super pool, tennis courts, a formation Services. These cafeteria open seven days a stations are located ot main week - at "student' entroncea to the univemity. prices, and even o bank is There are also Summer Newb0___ mr Absorbent located near the residence. Courses galore - with or There's more, still: without credit. More and beaches and a public golf more educators are era. course close to the campus p~s~ng o-- is never too o!d Diapers Dia ers .Diapers. which is 20 minutes by car to learn, and added studies m from downtown Vancouver. the prime of life can he There is also s regular bus rewarding in many ways service to and from the beside that of financial. downtown area - no need to Accommodation rotes? under 12 over 12 pounds, and babies "hassle" through hear) Samples: Adults - single Forbabies "'" traffic in the family car or room small suites .at $128 pounds, Fits Toddlers Tool over 12 pounds • 30 '199, '2491 '°'''''249, costly U.,-~Ive. day. Youth rate - 19 and Package of ...... , Package of 30 ..... Package of 24. So. you re new in the city - under m.60. Children, 12 and and don't know what to do or under • ~.00. If you have where to go to have a good your own car, parking is Prince Effective' Tuesday to Saturday, ,July 18th to 22nd, 1078 time, or just relax - or both? free. Check with the University Sounds tempting? It isl In Tour Terraoe Safeway Sales iu Retail Quantifies Only luformation services, We've tried it. 3131. if you want them to set E,S. • H~ . • • , , •

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j, PAGE 12, THE HERALD, Tuesday, July 18, 1978 (- Rose freed from prison 8 years ',a ter kidnapping

MONTREAL (CF) -- PAROLE FOR LORTIE arrests of som6 450 people in l~l~wastriedfeui, timosfor murder, wad"eligible'for in /connection with the Jacques Rose embraced . 0n Sunday, parole was more than 3,000pollce'ralds murder, kidnapping, and parole in AngSt, 1974. He Laporte kidnapping, .. Is family and friends Monday granted to Bernard Lortle, followed:. -, ' complicity. Acquitted three has been refused, parole eligible for full, parole in as he emerged on parole sentenced in Novemher,1971 OUT SOONER? times, he was finally sen- three times but laat May was Deeemher, l~0. ' from an eight-year prison TO20 years and 11 months for Rose's lawyer and friend, toncedona lessercharge. On granted• temporary ah- , He has been term as an accessory in the his part in the Laporte. Robert Lemieax, who repre- the day of his sentencing, he seenees every three months., granted temporal, l~ves kidnapping of Quebec labor kidnapping. Lortie had been sentod him throughout his was freed on ball while 81mard, sentenced in 1971 every three monUm since minister Pierre Laporie out on regular day leave many trials, said bitterly awaiting an appeal decision.. ' tolife for non-capital murder last May. .~ .during Canada's traumatic since January. that Rose was released 18 FALLSTO SHOW " "" .October Crisis of 1970. The freed Rose, bearded months after being eligible A few months later, he F,~. ".~i~"~,,~:~.-~--~'.2-..~ ~ ~ . :."~'~'. ~ ? I Laporte was murdered and his red hair tied in a for parole. "they didn't failed tb report to his f :.~-.--. ..:.... ,:-;:: Oct. 17, 1970, seven days pew.tail, dropped a box of relnasehlmseonerbecause probation officer '-and-.~.~~~..~...... :(~- ~.~~.'~" ":7~ I after being kidnapped from documents before era- he was an FLQ prisoner." dropped from sight. In June, I ;~'.~ ~"~\'~'-- v :'""---~ " - . ~ ~1 his home by the Front de bracing his mother, Rosa He would have been 1974, he was found living in ~,~/~t~/..~,~.v~. ~-,~.~ -~_-,. .. ~---~~--~ Liberation du Quebec Rose, his father, JeanPanl, released on . mandatory Montreal under an alias. He Next to the sun and the moon, Venus is thb,brighten (FLQ). dse friends. supervision, an automatic then went, to prison and his object in the sky. - -: Looking robust and tan- anl~e-Veraltold reporters he was release for good behavior, in ~appeal was dismissed in ' _~ ned, Rose strolled casually going to work for a com- December, 1979, ' . July. ' '.. ' • _ ~ from a "doorway at the mtitoe whose aim is to free. Doug Parkinson, a A petition calling for the " ~111 maximum-security Laval Paul and the other FLQ National Parole Board release of the Rose brothers Instituteontoa san.drenehed prisoners. spokesman, said Rose was and four othar FLQ mere- the perking lot after serving four Asked if his political views released by the board on its borg was ha nded "t0 the years and two months of the bad changed, he said, "No, fifth review of his case. He. 'National Parole Board~ i~t HONDAS eight.year sentence handed not at all. I'm still a good said Rose had several assur- month by the' Information down in July, 19'/3: independentlst," • ances of employment, a 'Committee.. on Political Rose, 31,'served the time "All the population" was for helping his elder brother hurt by the the federal War decision.,,o,or ,.,"- ,,,.' bo.rd. . signed by 4o,000 persons,..,, ,, -., in-. arehere Paul, who is serving two Measures Act of 1970, Rose • He is Obliged to report .to' . eluding two Patti Quebec?is @ concurrent life sentences for said, adding be was treated police and a supervisor nationalassemblymembers. Laporte's kidnap and "like all the other prisoners every lS days for the first six The four FLQ members murder, avoid arrest, during his term at the mon~s and to remain within stiU in prison are Francois ~~ Paul Rose is not eligible penitentiary. • 40 kilometres of Montreal Schirm, Pierre-Paul for parole until December, The federal government until his parole expires .on Geoffrey, Francis Simard 1960. He was transferred to invoked emergency powers •July 9, 1982, parole officer and Paul Rose. Four other There's no clowning around when it comes to salmon Archambault Institute last under theWar Measures Act Yvon Guerard said. FLQ members live in exile in barbecue time! One of the highlights of the annual week after four months in on Oct. 16, 1970, after the Rose was first arrested in France--the Cossett~-Trudel 6...... VANCOUVER SEA FESTIVAL is the nightly salmon solitary confinement at Quebec and Montreal December, 1970, with other couple, Yv~ Langlois and barbecue at English Bay - this year from July22 to Lavai for what a prison offi- governments said a state of members of the Cbenier eeU Mare Carbonncau. Honda4-~ July 30. Every year, tourists and residents go through olaf described as "being a apprehended insurrection of'the FLQ" who bad kid- Schirm, .who is se.rving a Testdrivea at thousands and thousands of pounds of world-famous troublemaker." existed in the province. The napped Lapurte on Oct. -11. • life sentence for non-cavital m~. TERRACE HONDASALES B.C. salmon. 4842 flwy. 16 West Terrace, B.C. VSG 11.8 -,. 635.6571or 635-4225 I-IO1M']C)A Dealer Licence Number 02066A Barn burning left Cobbsick at heart OTTAWA (CP) -- A small Cobb said that as com- group of Mounties who mandar of the squad, he formed the force's anti- accepted moral respon- • ;'4 ~ terrorist squad in Montreal sibility for the two acts. in the early 1970s wanted to He said he couldn't ~plain TRY take more drastie action why his men had committed ' . "r TM against members of the the acts, the men would have Front. de Liberation du TO say why. Quebec, the former squad Cobb explained that leader said Monday in bureaucratic delays in ::~ testimony before a royal getting permission for field commission into RCMP operations had been getting wrongdoing. serious. He favored giving "If L~.'%'t had bad carte field conimandors the right : I blanche, God knows what TO approve actions against would have happened," terrorist groups. Chief Supt. Donald Cobb told He described such actions the McDonald commksion. as on the edge of the law and IRST. Cobb identified former in the spirit, if not the letter / staff sergeant Donald Me- of the law. Cleary as one of the BURN BARN Mounties who favored He' said that despite his proposals such as arranging opposition to more drastic TO put terrorists into "in- action, MeCleary and otimra ~ating situations;.... took .action on their own, The RClt~P officer said he resulting in the barn-burning was glad only two and theft of dynamite. questionable incidents arose He said, however, that he while he was head of the never felt squad members squad, set up after terrorist were out of control. He said activity occurred in Mon- he thought matters,, Im- treal. Its job was to prevent proved when McCleary was any further terrorist out- taken off the squad and given breaks. other duties. Asked by McDonald to Cobb said the policy of identify the two qUestionable allowing field commanders incidenis, Cobb said they to make independent were the burning of a barn at decisions could only work Ste. Anne de la Rochelle in when the men under them May, 1972, and the theft of were loyal. dynamite at about the same . He said later disclosure of time. some squad activities was an COBB DISTRESSED example of what he con- He said he had not been in- sidered disloyal acts. formed of the two incidents He said he favored a and added that when an return to denislon-making in RCMP investigation brought Ottawa rather than in the them to his attention "I was field when such disclosure sick at heart ... profoundly were possible. distressed." The hearings continue. Rights group support prisoners OTTAWA (CP) -- Cnvn/ waste of public funds and Introducing Quirst,TM the great tasting new lemonade liberties and human rights such construction should he groups said today they will stopped, made to quench the biggest thirst. hold public demonstrations They said conditions Aug. 10 in support of a one- within "special handling day hunger strike among units" at Milihaven In- Quirst is non-carbonated. It leaves you feeling refreshed. federal prisoners. stitute, near Kingston, and The groups said in a state- the Correctieaal Develop- Not full. And it's enriched with Vitamin C. ment after a weekend ment Centre near Montreal meeting that a demon- are deplorable and akin TO Tart and tangy Quirst in convenient cans is just right for stration will be held on those condemned as "eruel Parliament HiU, Others are and unusual" by a 1975 planned outside prisons near Federal Court of Canada all those thirsty summertime activities. Montreal, Kingston, Ont., judgment on solitary con- and New Westminster, B.C. finement conditions at the Especially now, while you Can save 25C on your next Meeting here were British Columbia peniten- delegates from civil liberties tiary. 6-pack of Quirst. groups in Montreal, Ottawa Special concern was ex- and Kingston, the Canadian pressed at the plight of three Federation of Civil Liberties men in the special handling Try Quirst today. It's the new quencher in a can. From and Human Rights unit at Millhaven. They were Associations, the Law Union said by other prisoners TO he Seven-Up Canada Limited. of Ontario, the Moratorium "in urgent need of Committee on Prison Con- psychiatric and medical struction and the John attention, which they are not Howard Society. receiving." Delegates said federal The special units are plans to spend $400 million on "prisom within prisons" for 21 new prisons by 1984 are a long-term prisoners. al,I ~ d~ rh~ill " ONYOUR NEXT PURCHASE • Longway fromnormal ENII~T OF A 6-PACK OF QUIRST. I -Up Canada Limited will redeem this coupon n ts 5c for handling anytime to the end of 1978 • after Que. strikes it from your customer according to the terms ", ny other application constitutes fraud, Failure • SEPT-lIES, Que. (CP) -- returning to work, 'the t, evidence satisfactory to Seven-Up Canada • Operation~ at the Iron Ore .= complied with 9uch terms will void coupon, mm Co, of Canada res,,med company indicated it would .~d for redemption become the property of • Monday even though one be days, maybe even weeks, imited, Foi" Redemption mail to: Seven-Up l holdout group of strikers was before everything is back to ). Box 3000, Saint John, New Brunswick mm preventing the company normal, n railway from moving ore to "We can't use everybody right away," vice-president I PER PI r~CHASE _ I port facilities here. cember ,~; 1978 ,d~@ m While miners and mill J.B. Gallighan said in an ,workers in this town, in interview. "it takes five Labrador City, Nfld,, and in days to get the furnaces IIIIIIi~°qs°°27'i,4r,,~l- Schefferville. Que,, were going from a cold start." THE HERALD, Tuesday, July 18, 1978, PAGE 13 Sick boa couldn't cry TORONTO (CP) -- Veter- days a month with a patients complain of pain. madeeepooiaily to size and inarian Lionel' Goldstein veterinarian ophthalmo- He said he has found that are difficult for the M says he got the shakes when logist in New Jersey. certain breeds of dogs are owner to insert and remove. faced with one pet brought to SEEKS DIPLOMA susceptible to particular eye Furthermore, animals tend his animal clinic--a : Goldstein said he even- problems. Spaniels to lose them. Brazilian boa constrictor tually hopes to write U.S. frequently suffer from He said the loss factor that could not cry. examinations which would cataracts and Boston ter- makes the cost prohibitive. Goldstein, consultant give him a diploma in riers are prone to fhdd in the Goldstcin said exotic pets veterinarian to the veterinary ophthalmology. cornea. Poodles are often offer a special challenge. He Metropolitan Toronto Zoo, He believed he would be the bothered by little hairs once treated a mountain lion has treated such exotic first in Canada to hold such a growing inside the eyelid. "so big he stretched from patients as elephants and diploma. He said it would be a real one end of the examining gorillas. Although human-and help to be able to prescribe room to the other." He said the snake's owners animaleye anatomy and temporary contact lenses for He said keeping exotic pets had noticed that the four.foot diseases are similar, animals following cataract is not a good idea unless reptile's eyes looked cloudy. Goldstein said doctors surgery and that he has tried owners have the •proper Goldsteln, who specializes usually see human.eye it in two cases. setting, "and most times in animal eye problems, disease earlier because However. lenses have to be they don't." diagnosed a 'problem of malfunctioning tear glands, applied an ' artificial lubricant and.told the owners to insert the solution twice a day to keep the boa bright- (nn mE 61UE gOU " eyed. He said veterinarian medicine is becoming in- creasingly specialized because pet owners know HLLTHE (OmFOeTS more and expect more from veterinarians. + The trend parallels a rising level of medical OF HOME...... knowledge among the general population, he said. He began a specialized study of animal eyes after Summer celebrationsin Manitoba being faced with pet eye problems he did not know They call it "festival Be sure to sample some HERE AND THERE Jumping Championship.. how to treat. Two years ago country" and no wonder. Icelandic dishes - skyr, (a Other Manitoba summer Pioneer Days, Steinbach, he started studying This summer, Manitoba yoghurt-like delicacy); rulin festivals to watch for are: Aug. 4-7. A Mennonite ophthalmology with medical celebrates everything from piina, (spicy cured lamb); The Highland Gathering, cel'ebration where you can doctors at University of turtles and sunflowers to the vinerterta, (a seven-layer Selkirk, July 1-2. You'll find learn the arts of reaping, Toronto and spend several multioultural heritage of the prune torte) or ponnukokur highland dancing, piping, 'hreshing, spinning, weaving province's residents. (paper thin pancakes spread drumming and usher.toss and butter making as they NATIONAL UKRAINIAN with brown sugar and rolled contests (a caber is a tree were more than 100 years FESTIVAL up). trunk about the size of a ago. Balalaika music heralds In addition to Icelandic telephone polo). Canadian Turtle Derby, Seek leave the National Ukrainian entertainment, demon- Trout Festival, Flin Flon, Boissevain, Aug. 11-13. Festival, Aug. 3-6, when the strations and costumes, June 29 - July 2, for bands, Three hundred turtles an- town of Dauphin becomes a there will be a variety of baseball, fishing, and the nna~y take part in this test of problems "Little Ukraine" for four water sports, races, games Gold Rush Canoe Derby. speed and endurance tsorry, days. "Cossacks", and parades. Nickel Days, Thompson, no rabbits allowed). VANCOUVER (CP) -- A brilliantly costumed, kick up July 14-16. See the famous Corn and Apple Festival, report on a survey of em- their heels to the traditional Quitting-time Race and Mord#n, Aug. 23-29, whore ployee absenteeism in Now you can go anywhero and still have those sounds of Ukrainian music. other events, as hardy men the"motto could well he, British Columbia said the Painting and embroidery are FOLKLORAMA compote for the title of King "eat, drink and be merry." most ambitious benefit plan comforts of home. Take your vacation this year displayed and +visitors can Visitors to Winnipeg, Aug. Miner. Besides corn-on-the-cob and will not alleviate the in one of our fabulous recreational vehicles. 12-30, can sample the see exhibits of colorful Manitoba Stampede and apple cider, y0u'llfinda beer problem unless aecom- Its the only way to go! Ulwaininn sashes, carvings, heritage of more than 50 Exhibition, Morris, July 19- garden. • panled by changes to make intricately painted Easter multioultural groups in 23. It's the second largest For further informdtiou on the work place safe and eggs and ceramic pieces. pavilions throughout the city rodeo in Canada. A special these and other Manitoba pleasant. A major highlight at any during Foiklorama. Buses feature is the Ben Hur Festivals contact the The survey, conducted by will shuttle yon from one multicultural festival of Suicide Chariot Race. Department of Tourism, Fred ~ Mandl, assistant L eouree, is the food. At "country" to another, so you Manitoba Sunflower Recreation and Cultural manager in manpower Dauphin, the menu will can immerse yourself in the Festival, Aitona, July 28.29. Affairs, 200 Vangban Street, nmmurces at CP Air, for the include such hearty dishes as cultural mosaic that is Fields of sunflowers provide Winnipeg, *Manitoba ½3C Indu'strial Relations 1976 ASPEN SE onbbage rolls, honeycske, Manitoba. Taste the food, asceni,: backdrop tot he 0I)8. Management Association, Station Wagon. Auto Trans. 6 cyl., power windows hcadcheese and piroghi enjoy the entertainment and merrymaking. Everyone For general information was answered by 140 cor- $499S (potato, cheese and sour join in the dancing, enjoys the German Men- on Canada as a travel porate members of the cream dumplings). • Foiklorama is a nine-day nsnite food. destination contact the association. Other.~ attractions include a ~ WOnder,,.,,.~..,, _..,.,that _... turns~_,. Frog Follies, St. Pierre, Canadian Government Mahdi said 16 p~ ~C~..t of 1974 INTERNATIONAL% TON display .... of + Ukralnian i,v~,mmt~...... -...... o ~aplm. '.;.'¥ t wm AUg. 4-6, where the man" offlce..o.'f Tourism~ Ot~wa, residents ~ r~,i~i'ted the~' ....eos!um++s, eSl~Ctp,tl~.'t~- umteo ~lauom.. bventis the Canadian Fro~ Canada KIA 0H6. + bad emnula'flve sick leav~ 1PICKUP Transportation Special $16U port+d for' the' resuv~/l, benefit plans and the I~toricoi presentations and majority of these said the han~israft demonstrations. plans wore unsatisfactory in Dauphlnis situated 322 km reducing ,absenteeism. 1977 TOYOTAi]ELICA Christians-Moslems coexist Companies with (201 miles) northwest of Liflback G.T. S Sp. with Stereo in excellent tend. SHeS Winnipeg, near Riding cumulative benefit plans and Mountain National Park, a no other form of remedy bad beautiful summer resort in peace in this town consistently worse records area. • than other companies in 1976 BRONCO 4X4 mIEN EL MINA, Lebanon (AP) Why is it different from economics as a pencekeeper, combatting the problem. -- The goal was to find a other communities? "Both sides needed their Abseateelsmwas reported VO, Auto, P.S., P.B. Ssus DINGADAGURINN MANITOBA town in Lebanon with all the UNTOUCHED BY WAR jobs, needed the money decreasing in only five per pre-requiaites for peace: It seems to be a mixture of coming in from the port and cent of respondent com- Glmli, a•resort and fishing historical accident and self- town on Lake Winnipeg, just Christians and Moslems naeded each other. They saw panies relying solely on 1977 PLYMOUTH VOLAIRE living in harmony. No recent intoreat, woven together into no future in the fight going on cumulative benefit plans, 96 km (60 miles) north of a tightly-knit social fabric. 2 Door, V8 Auto. Trans. Winnipeg, has the .largest bombings or gun battles. No outside." but was decreasing in 13 per $5495 armed militia, guerrillas or President, or mayor, History" and geography cent of companies with ad- Icelandic community outside Abdel Kader Alameddlne Iceland. Traditionally ocoupation armies. No war also provide some auswexs, ditional or other programs. refugees living in squalid says El Mina escaped all but As a pert, El Mina has al. COSTS ARE HIGH Islsndingadagurina camps or squatting in ether marginal involvement.in the 1974 JIMMY 4x4 (Iceland's Day) is ways been a mecca for fish- Mahdi said many com- people's homes. civil war and has been ermen, for unskilled panlea find the costs of ab- Blazer VO auto celebrated the first Monday thriving ever since, $4696 la Auguat (Aug. 7, 1978), but To find a reasonable laborers and for. artisans seeteeism high. " facsimile, one has to come to "because no strangers came working the wood and stone A company with S,000 becanse of its popularity the to make trouble." festival has grown to three northern Lebanon. Since the shipped from outside. The employees and an ab- c/vii war, it has been largely During the war, Christian main criterion was work- seetoelsm rate of 10 per cent 1976 6Me) %t. PICKUP days beginning Aug 5. and Moslem youths formed Reigning over the removed from the waves of manship, not religion or can spend $4milllon a ymr V8 auto trans., power steering S4896 crisis that still engulf the neighborhood vigilante politics, on the problem. festivities is the "Fjaikona", country from Beirut down to groups to make sure no "Maid of the Mountains", outside "rabble rousers" The mountains rising "You're talking about not a beauty queen, as one the Israeli border. Transportation Special Driving up the" highway stirred up trouble, immediately easter El Mine direct salary payment for might at first suspect, but a that snakes along the rocky Alameddioe said, and Tripoli are populated by work not being performed matron of the community edge of the Mediterranean, The town's harbormaster, Muronlte Christians whose and you end up incurring 1974 MERi)URY METEOR selected, because of her Victor Razzi, a Christian, ancestom fled from per- ovortime or salary costs for various good qualities. one comes to this port city on additional full.or parttime the outskirts of Tripoli, stressed the value of secution 1,4o0 years ago. staff, which in turn incurs a 4 door V6 auto trans. $1096 Lebanon's secondlargest whole host of administrative city 55 miles north of Beirut. costs," Mandl said. El Mine is a town whore The cost to companies 1974 i)HEV PICKUP 30 Series Moslems and Christians More women across Canada has been $600,000 coexist with easy grace, as placcd at more than V8 4 speed $2995 rare in this country as a billion for 1977. diamond in a coal mine. own businesses "Any decreasing ab- for tourism OCCUPIED BY SYRIANS owner o! a stationery shop, sentseism is in the larger 1976 FORD F2§O CREW CAB This municipality of 50,000 WINNIPEG (CP) -- An in- ST. JOHN'S, Nfld. (cP) -- creasing number of married said she had little previous companies," Mandi said. has all the characteristics knowledge of retail business, "They have the bigger 4x4 v0Auto trans. $7196 A spokesman for the New- looked for, except one: an women are starting their foundland Tourist Com- own businesses--both as a but she also she knew that problem and there is an occupying force of Syrian working for someone else increasing awareness of the mission says the province soldiers polices the peace cure for boredom and a anticipates a good tourist means of se'lfexpr~sion. isn't appealing, problem." here as throughout must of "And I went the volunteer He said many of the corn- I973 FORD F260 PICKUP season this year and already thecountry. Public reactions' "Once it was the ex. VO auto trans., Camper special toquirios have increased by ceptional woman who owned and community-service paniea have developed anti- $3395 are mixed on whether El route years ago," she said. absenteeism strategies le0 per cent over 1977, Mina could maintain its her own business," said He attributed the increase Roxanne Sigmar, who runs a Joan Desilets, a partner in which include: quiet, without them. a tropical plant shop and --Joint union- to a successful advertising There are numerous gift shop. "Now women see 1976 MUSTAHG MAt)H I campaign by the department others in business and say: landscape consulting ser- management programs to communities in Lebanon vice, said she got a taste of make the workplace safer or 302 V6 4 speed of tourism costing about that live in varying degrees 'Hey, why can't I?'" $4196 $500,000. The campaign of peace, where a casual Most of the businesses the business world and more pleasant; involves advertisements in started by Winnipeg woman wanted more. --Discipline; political argument in' the "I was at home with a --Incentives such as sick- 1974 PLYMOUTH FURY III rational and international street or a nighttime stroll in recent years are retail 3 door V8 auto trans. shops small enough to be run family and it just wasn't as leave benefits, bonuses and $3595 publications, into another neighborhood rewarding as it was sup. nonmonetary rewards of In addition to provincial does not necessarily lead to by twoor three people. Many funds, the department is seem to be financed by posed to be. No one hands praise or opportunity for nsw trouble. But all too few towns you • cheque for scrubbing and different work. being assisted by the federal can boast of real coexistence husbands at a cost of bet- 1974 FORD F250 Pli)KUP $2995 ween $65,000 and $85,000. the floer.Thereissomething Mandi said there is a department of regional between religious and po- thrilling about being paid for. direct relationship between economic expansion iiticol sects. "You need plenty of D00721li financial backing," Mrs. your hard work." the level of concern in a (DREE) in financing four Most Lebanese villages "There was certainly no company and the severity of new tourist chalets under a are either Christian or Sigmar said. "You can't do it on a shoestring. I've been economic reason for opening the problem. federal.provincial tourism Moslem, not mixed. In the a business," she said, sur- Twenty-six per cent of re- agreement. The federal cities, the communities are told that it takes two to three years to become known. veying her spacious, hand- spondent companies whose tourism branch is paying the usually segregated. somely.appointed living management was "very con- salaries of information The estrangement bet- Before that, you can't even in recognition of progressive management... think about making money." room looking out on a corned" about the problem personnel at the chalets. wnen sects has been a main swimming pool. reported decreasing ab. modern sales and service facilitias...sound An intorpretatinn centre at Mrs. Sigmar wasa graphic merchandising practices..,high quality stan- factor in the civil strife that Husbands and fathers are sonteeism while three per dards...end continuing interest in r-adoring Port aux Basques, con- has taken nearly 40,000 lives. artist with Winnipeg's Health Sciences Centre close.at.hand sources of free cent of companies reported superior seivics to owners nl the Ford tamely of aldured a gateway to the advice, the same when their flne products. province, also is being In this town, the Moslems, before opening her business financed by DREE. making up two-thirds of the five months ago. While her "Ovc: the last two years management was not *,r population, and the I've picked my husband's concerned. ~PREsENTED • Tourism Minister James former job gave her TO: Morgan said he hopes a Christians live together, security, she said it offered brain clean,*' Mrs. Weidman •~lmilur centre at Argentia, work together, go to school no opportunity for promotion said. "You have to ask Terrace Tetem Ford Sales Ltd, the eastern terminal for CN together and even marry-- and no incentive. questions of everyone you , Marine ferries, can be the last a taboo for many BE YOUR O~YN BOSS know. Draw on their ex- 4631 Keith 6364904 started this year. .t,ebansse. Audrey Weidman, co- periences.,'" i T 0 PI C S •J 11 ]Advice On, Radio " Receivers[[ ~"'~'"~"~'~===:="1_,) ~. ~(~'~J~.~"'-~ . /For Oua,,tv And Economy[ I One nloi'~ gil't lo fill on Iroiiic !iidusLrils Assochltion your list? .:% mtllliband radio ," * * * is a sou.ld idea. Not only will Whe,ewr a mamlfncture~i il pick up broad¢|lsts fi'onl!all advertises power, , hemust over the world, but it will disclose his raled continuons "also bring you polic0, fir,, and output it) waits in three cru- emergency broadcast ;is weIH cially r01ated criteria: I.*lhe There ave several different speal(er imp=dances f:)r whicll sl:lnd:u'd,~ and ratiug specifi- tlYe nsnoufactvvev intends C~l[iOIIS It) evaluate an(lie the equipmenl It) be nsed' amplifiers or the ;implifier.~ 2. the manufacturcr'.~ ruled power band or power J're- Its shape,'dnimatized by l~~/=--~ built into packaged receivers. finely dotailed rectangular metal- A. Continuous p~,)wer.(often quez;cy i'(,spo.nse; ;}. lilt, lU;lll" • " A New Herl'tage In Flooring .lic outlinin(j .....creates a stylized geometric floor design.r = known as RMS). B..1H F pow- n ~.lPtlll'tq"s raled percelll;Ige You d~,,'t i,ave to go be- these designs took two yeas I Sl y~, ~,'~ ---- t, -- n er (inStitute of Hi,Fi(h,lily). Of nl;iXilzlllln Iotal llarmt)llic yond ','c ur budget to en- of historical and on.site ~~ --:" ~, .~-I dis(ortioll ~ll this r;lled power. hance ~,(,u*' hc~me' with rich research by tlheir styling 1"4-" ../",,~L~'~x_Qkl]lff~ ~"r--~.. --~ ~ - I decor,tUng traditions from experts. A wristwatch was considered effeminate prior to World the past. A change of floor • One new pattern, "Am- War I, but this bias was overcome when the timepiece ean ch~mge the look of any sterdam Square" pays trib- showed it practicality. ' rooll'~, and now you call get ute to the delicate artistry '. floors that look classically of Holland's. famous Delft , Ol~l World or charmingly tiles. That "European Pro, file" design was inspired by Early American ineasy.care 16th century Spanish doors, "The only unhappiness is a life of boredom." Stendhal cushioned vi,yl flooring. Sparked by the Bicenten- and has therustic cha~eter- ~l~,~dl~~r~~•l~ nial reawakenhlg of pride Jn istics and rich antique pa. America's diverse cultural tina of the country look. • origins, a new collection Another pattern, "Colonial ,~j'\ DOUGLAS ~ -~::i0RJ'~W~zue[: of floor covering from Charm,"isbased onanl840 i ~m[4 ~,CHANNEI. ~W" ':.~--/P-'~-~~o : Congoleum reflects this varied befiLage. Developing sunburst patchworkhand-painted '"LTV m ceramic tilea from 15th cen- . ~-.. LTD. L~ tury Italy inspired the "P~x). ~6~ man Elegance" flooring, and : : the small motifs of"African 721 Mood" were drawn from d contemporary fabrics and early, cloth recently discov- i ered on the Ivory Coast. The splendor of a 17th ~ DAVE SERRY century Persian rug is re..~ 632.4426 : flected in "Persian Accent," I while "Oriental Majesty" OFFICIALBLOCK BROS.ASSOClATE DEALERS combines bold Chinese KITIM&T : brushstrokes with 'the utyl. i ized circular forms found in Far Eastern porcelain since ancient times. "The Performers" :

ica"This collection "Heritage in ofeasy-care Amer- For I Homes e Shinyl Vinyl flooring is of- fered by Congoleum in 27 • dinateco,o.,a.oe. with other ,o homeooo,. _~¢ i)urrently Listed furnishings. • theme,Whatever one of your these decorating. authen- 1, I)0ntaet Our Offioe tic designs can provide the • underlying look of tradition and fine craftsmanship, ~ DOUGLAS CHANNEL"PERFORMS" to .create a striking room for ~ WE OFFER SERVICES IN ' _0 on Skeena Executive type home on APPRAISALS-(PROPERTY MANAGEMENT St'rect~ corn- secluded parcel of land. fortable family home with ~V-~ residence'-2 bedroom full basement home. Concrete block ~i! Home 'And | LOT,SALES--DEVELOPMENT " : full basement. 2 saunas. Features 5 bedrooms, 2V= baths, hardwood floor. storage buildffig formerly used as laundry facility. Nicely treed. ::~i! t~ e CANADAWIDE REFERRAL SERVICE Concrete swimming pool Attach~o clouble garage Mosfhomesoflongfermresldency. Orlv(~wayihroughpark. ii:i j.leemtag e | MORTGAGE ADVICE : with water intake from and much more. Ap- river. Great property for ! F°r fudrher Information call Bonnie or Bud at 635-6131. iiii and family gardner. Lets sell pointrnent to view and see ======Decorating With Wooden • ...... ~ ASSISTANCE ...... :.i yours. for yourself. ,, l'i m~. Accessories ~ _ By Ben Helms • Don't FOolAround With Half A Service MaLeck Woodcraft al Talk T° A Full Service Real E~tate Office You can bring back the ~ WeArs HereToHelpYou. Professionaliy t charm of early America with- ~ out setting back your budget ~ CANWESELLYOURS?--JUSTTRYUS or revolutionizing your whole ' home with faithful reproduc-,prq~ ~•~(D~~••~ ~•~ tions of Colonial accessories.

:..AeR EAGEs'. : MLS 2987 Offers being, accepted on--[] 3907 Kirby Rd. repossessed• meii a~reS 3,1'mlln east en unfinished res. and lot, 1400mm Hwy. 14. Lots of lend sq. ft. finished bedrooms[] rkmred, som~ On both sides and bathroom, some work[] of highway,ample Skeana needed in other rooms,= River fro~age for camp electric heat, basement. ~ :i site development large Asking $16,500 but may go.. iB concrateseptic tank, water for less. [] BRIGHTEN THE CORNER- r : ~, .-~. ~. ~" amina, t~t Ihld, sizeable , nzm ~ ~ N P ;s O PJ Candle bracket= weremedln l take on one aide. Amklng PO-R'rtJI~IT/ES- - [] many Colonial homes. lTS,~ ~ to ofttrl. MLS 2986 Worth viewing, soundly built, 4 bedrooms, MLS 2998 m stance, try a corner candle 1,200 sq. ft. full basement, c~ ~ acres, Nasa Va,ey[] brack% ~ei~g ~e~..e.nd.ent i MLS IIIWI completely redecorated in Tir~ F,~rvir~. surcessf.lm upon the cannle tot ngm;mg, ~.,r ..... , ...... r'ecordof r'o;~'irs and EnloY family living on a Attr:divaly ,, ~12m'~=enatofTirraceen and old, attractive main saie~si Colonial Ame.rieans crafted I ~¢lreoms, "lull baseme;l ft. with 3 bedoroms, car. "Mini-Ranch" only bedroom home. ,m IHwy• 14hwocrleks, IDiot floor living and dining withe bodrooln attractive [] m an.y ingenlone.~ea;l~o~; ~BqDl~llng birch i~d elder, area, kitchen with built-in and fireplace, compliment pets, economic natural gas minutes from town.. IN- fireplaces, finished m modular home with double= P.~a.e~ogI renames !; ug imamlMe Ilvel lena, on bath range and oven, good .... tnelr n m So the fine exterior of this heating andfullbasement, pressive post and beam basement spacious kitchen m ealnroom...... TOt owners. [] The harshness of a corner home. Lot i~ fenced, wllh Located close to centre of home on 2 acres. Over including all appliances, m ilk= of i~y• nke building carpet, owner has finished Modern fully equipped with [] can be ehanged with a subtle garden area,, established town. Asking price only 1,400 sq. ft. with stone- carport, closeto down.town m lille overlooks Skeena basement Into attractive all necessary tools and[]_ touch such as a dsstln"" ctlve' treesaedaccesstotherear $30,000. For more details faced fireplace, 1V= bath and schools. Call Christelm i River: Asking iI~'000" redvinylsetteeunitsmachinery, 35x40'sh°p,mbracket, likeonefromtbe and good quality carpets or Horst. .around the , second cedar shake front, concrete,m Country Collection of faith- of the house for campers call Horst or ChristeN. m i--ll-'"2M.~::' OT~:'u"'~ S:, fireplace. Wlfbonelot fully floor, office, service truck[] tully crafted wooden Colonial andboals.Call kelly Asking~or the S49,500.' inside • . throughout.with bar in fullyBig rec finished room landscaped and many with radio a'nd compressor[] reproductions by MaLeck. In stney basement. Asking price extras going for quick sale etc. warehouse, gas pump, [] addition to holding candles, it ~: :~ • ~* I price of $57,000. Another stove oll tank, Price ofml is attractive holding a small IIB~!;:~:l'J $57,000. For more details ~-': ~'" °~'':~'/ ~:~;:~:,~!:i~: • .ll'p .00111 Iot also of 87' can be ln- $1,0,000includes all stock,: potted p]ant. It really has a " i ¢allHorstorChristel,~j~~ ~.,:~:~':;~:'~_ ~home and ~ Well built eluded for ~4,500. buildings, equipment,== knack for displaying knick. ;. ;IIL~;;,~; f :;~!~ ' ~~ Ira°bill~_iLIl~i~ltnll~ratld; ROld' ih°me Homo Indudl~len IsKelum n~r~my Is ~ ii futuretTrUCk~urememanndOwithUSY °lherpo t entialnorthern[] extrasf0r[]'" m knacks'goo~t~te.Sl°e...... mirrors. t°°' ...... withre[lectlng its tw° yourtiuy ,~"' . ....;] - ' ~i: ) . Titbatb~ reei3edrooms,...... two ~:'; :<:"!" Iatorlge, building and _...... ~ [] for a zree BOOKlet on 81;. Rural setting. 4 year old and large lot make thislJ IgchlckenhoQle. Subdivision ~,u~,,.. [] tractive wooden furnitare conveniently located home= ~mpotlmflalwlth'71Whlghway MLS 2952 [] and accessories, write to pla~a_Only4y~r-s mobileRead. Hashome two en bedrooms Scotfon a must to view. With overl Efrent.ag e. Only 140,000and Yellowhead Hay end Grain : MaLeck Woodcraft, Dept, plus extra room in ad. Home on acreage with 2000sq. ft. pf family living m on Clarke Dr. on ~/~ acre, [] l-[-2,Wingate, N.C. 98174. dillon, oil heal Big subdivision possibilities, this property affords many m i; i good family operation, _ t10'x131'treed 10t. A place Has 3 bedrooms, fireplace, unusualcomforts and must m IMLSII~ several, years of buslness•m ~ -, Jr,o! ..F ~/.. I of your own for only full basement. A second be viewed. Call Kelly m with increasing sales[] h~~,,~.-~:;~[ $111,$0o. Call Horst or smaller home on same 't_°~ayand_)etsta!kh°meslm ~2S/I Clerks Dr. Select MLS~!3 measured ln car load lots. [] I~:,,_~=;~'~'~,~k"-l~ll Christel to arrange for mdeuble wide Safeway 5007 McRae St. Two All types of animal foods m ~l,~'/-;~','t'~X~'~-'~J~_~l II viewing, property rented. 21/4 acres mDlplomat 1,200 IR. ft. 011 flnlshedfloors with 2160sq. plus chicks and other fowl, II ~'=~t~//~~(~j,~l fl could provide 10 building Rbtllment. Full bathroom ft. double fireplace, double wtt ncubator and --ss r ~,~-~v-L/.v~.~,~:~~ ~ Ir [I lots. Far more details call --~plul anlulte, 3 btdrooms, plumbing, 5 bedrooms, brooders, ~aln building Is== I ~/"~J~'~ I/ h """~ L;,?.':!,, ~.,~.,,.-. -.~..-,,-.._~_~ idtnlnm end living room. living and family rooms, large, two ~torey, large[] L ~~1~:~ [/ ' :" "~' ICarpet, laundry, un. nice kitchen.dining area. storage and sales areas, [] [~~ [[ ~,~ Ilmflellhed re(: room, double Lovely residence with plus ng.w addlHons f()r [] ~u~,~v,I~,~ ~k~ e~----.,,==~_..,~j~'~ Illarlgl with /hilt and brick, cedar. California expansion. Hay barn []== Ip--.;,Iqlll/ ~,~-P~r-r'~-~ mm One.third acre lot on 1¢ee~ate, 200' frontage on Stucco exterior. Built.In separate, ~wo bedroom ~ From early Roman days, mi,,drooms; ~ baths, st. with 3 bedroom homem lalrlm. Ellctrlc for¢ldalf' dishwasher and carport suite in m~in building for [] June has been believed to ee !~flropiaco, 1395 sq. ft.; low Centl'el location, double and full basement. Near i ih~¢l. A~klng 132,0~0. Includedfor asking priceof owners. Asking price of • the best time for marriages, iIO~ tO Offeri. $71,000. $95,000. [] according to The WorldBook i~1 • Encyclopedia. Romans the features that make bedrooms. Landscaped lot bedroom home with large close to school, ~ln water A.R. Le Page Limited Coast I CoastReal Estate ~(71"vice • named the month for Juno, this home worth seeing, on pavement asking yard. Check property on system and he.~ted with m the ~pa~'on goddess of Priced at S53,O00. Call $56,000. Call Kelly and Firecreek Road. Owner natural gas. Asking marriage, and it is still a Horst Gedllnskl C35.S3tT. arrange a viewing today, asks S27,900. Call Frank. $44,500. Phone Frank. 635.6361 , EVENING PHON E S';~i',~i " The first vice president of the AFTER 0FFIOE HOURS : 4611 LAKELSE AVE, Sian a:rker.::; 635/4031: United States to resign from office was John C. Calhoun HORST GODLINSKi -635-5397 KELLY SQUIRES. 635-7616 "- Ti:RRACL B,C'~ ...... BobHelen"RipmeesterGilbertS°n _ - *:. ,63L3609. . ~" in 1832. FRANK SKIDMORE -635-5691 CHRIsTEL GODLINSKI - 635-5397 W AsK U SABOUTOURoTHER LISTINGS OF MOBILE HOME LOI"S _m ! AND RESIDENTIAL PROPERTIES. ~ "Little minds are wounded by the smallest thi n g S. " m--mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm;,mmnmmmmm[]mmlmmmmnu.Rm.wmmmllm~ La Rochefoucaul'l l

THE HERALD, Tuesday, Ju.ly 18, 1978, PAGE 15

Skeena Health Unit The following Neigh. 3215-2 Eby Street Bank of Montreal FOR SALE. Dryer, spin. CLASSIF lED RATES bourhood Watch Meetings dryer, air conditioner, right to classify ads under Terrace, B.C. Required Immediately have been scheduled. Please telescope, exercise bicycle, appropriate headings and to LOCAL ONLY: 635-6307- STENOGRAPHER note specific areas for.which The following are a few of $9170 per annum tape recorder. (Reel to Reel set rates therefore and to 20 words or less $2.00 per ANNouNCEMENT Furnished two bedroom unil, these meetings are Intended. the services offered locally CLERK - TYPIST 4 track) 635.2381 (c5.7 determine page Io'caflon. .nsertlon, over 20 words 5 Dr. L. Hays Veterinarian carpeted, fireplace, Meetings will be held by your Health Unlt Staff: $8400 per annum 9,11,13,15) The Herald reserves the cents per word. formally of Terrace Vet. everything supplied in- throughout the summer and CHILD HEALTH CON- Phone Peter Hickman Ac- right to revise; edit, classify 3 or more consecutive In. Hospital is now located at cluding dishes, linen vacuum householders are en. FERENCES. count Manager 638-1131. (c5. or reject any advertisement sertlons $1.50 per insertion. 4801 Highway 16 West next to etc. Suitable two working couraged to attend meetings • Held weekly at the Health 14) and to retain any answers arranged for their respective AI & Mac for appointments adults. No pets. 635~6757.'(p5. directed to the Herald Box Unit every Tuesday from REFUNDS: areas. call 635-2040 or 635-2544 (c20- Full or part.time. Here is an 12) .. Reply Service, andto repay 1:30.3:50p.m. Please phone First insertion charged for 17) opportunity to earn extra the customer the sum paid Tuesday, July 18, 1978 for an appointment Will trade property or house whether run or not. money, $6 - $8 per hour. for the advertisement and Absolutely no refunds after 7:30 p.m. Held at Thornhlll in Terrace for a 3 bedroom At the home of Mr. and Mrs. Recreation Centre on the Training is available. For house and inlaw suite in box rental. "Hold" ad has been set. Interviews Call Marnie 635. Box replies on Edward Parry fourth Friday of every Penticton. Phone 635.4971 of" 9721 anytime (Fuller Brush) Instructions not picked up 4901 Davis Ave. month from 1:30.3:30 p.m. 635.5379. (c4.14) For Sale by owner ':: 5 CORRECTIONS: (ctf) within 10days of expiry of an Must be made before 2nd For the 4900 Davis block, Please phone for an ap. bedroom home. Most Park block, Lazelle block, advertisement will be insertion. peintment. Required for Terrace a girl desirable location,-; com- Greig block, and Hwy. No. RUPERT STEEL & destroyed unless mailing Allowance can be made for - Babysltters who bring for general office work. A pletely redecorated inside 16. SALVAGE LTD. Instructions are received. only one incorrect ad. children must have parents knowledge of accounting and plus all new expet~siVe Wednesday, July 19, 1978 We buy copper, brass all Those answering Box written consent for im- accounts receiveable on carpets• Carport, and 'sun- 8:00 p.m. metals and batterles. Will babysit in my home 1 or Numbers are requested not BOX NUMBERS: munization. accept. Remuneration will deck.' Lovely feature",w.all At the Sacred Heart Church Location - Seal Cove 2 children. 635.5508. (c4-14) to send Originals of 75 cents pick up. ADULT CLINICS be commensurate with and white plrepla(:e' in II~it~g Meeting Room Open till 5 p.m. Mon. to Sat. documents to avoid loss. $1.25 mailed. These are held at the Health ability. Please reply In own room. Brand new natural 4836 Straume Ave. Phone 624-5639 All claims of errors In Unit oh Monday, Wed- handwriting to Box 1179, gas heating and hot water. For the 4900 block Lazelle, nesday, and Friday from 37. -: ;~:, i..,;: Large rec room with advertisements must be CLASSIFIED DISPLAY: CONCRETE SEPTIC care of The Terrace-Kltimat '. PETS,. received by the publisher Rates available upon Lambly, ~md Caledonia 3:00 . 4:10 p.m. by ap. Dally Herald, Box 399, cablevision plug. Cash to Avenue. TANKS PRE.KAST within 30 days after the first request. pointmenf only. Terrace, B.C. (ctf) Royal Bank 101.;= mortgage. PRENATAL CLASSES For Immediate delivery Buyer could assume mor- publication: Septic System The following Neigh- Classes are held throughout For Sale Partbred Morgans - tgage and save on appraisal It Is agreed by the ad. NATrONAL CLASSIFIED Specialists bourhood Watch Meetings the year at intervals for 6 yr, bay gelding, trained to fees. For more" It~formatlon v~rtlser requesting space RAT, E: "Insist on the Best" 32. 6tGYCLESI :~": have been scheduled. Please expectant parents. Phone ride and drive. 4 yr, black on this beautiful.home phone that the liability of the 22 cents per agate line. PHONE 635.3939 Herald In the event of failure Minimum charge $5.00 per note specific areas for which the Health Unit for details MOTORCYCLES mare, green broke to ride 635-5886 after 6p.m. ,(p4.13) SCHMITTYS EXCAVATING and driven in harness two to publish an advertisement insertion. these meetings are intended. and registration. years; both stand about 13 or In the event o~ an error Meetings'will be held HOME NURSING CARE 1977 - Suzuki 125 motorcycle. For Sale 2. 2 bedroom GOLDEN RULE h•h. and always place at appearing In the . ad- LEGAL - POLITICAL AND throughout the summer and Nursing care In the home for houses: :Approx.. 20X30 Odd lobs for the jobless. 800 miles. Phone 635.6968 halter classes. Also bay colt vertisement as published TRANSIENT AD. householders are en. those who need it on referral after 5. (p4-11,16,1,6) Suitable for summer'homes, Phone 635.4835. 3238 Kalum foaled May 9, 1978. Phone shall be limited to the VERTISING: couraged to aflend meetings from their family doctor. garages, or work shops. 635-2347 or view at 4812 amount pald by the ad- $3.60 per column Inch. arranged for their respective Terrace area only. Honda XL 125 cc motorcycle. Contains furnaces and hot GEMINI EXCAVATING Sunset Dr. Terrace, B.C. (p8- water tanks. • $2500) vertiser for only one In- HEALTH PARADE ' LTD. 638-1121 from 8 a.m• to 5 p.m. Wednesday, July 19, 1978 14) . correct Insertion for the BUSINESS For 4year old children. Held negotiable• Phone. 635-3112. PERSONALS: 7:30 p.m,. (Wes Andrews) (c5-14) portion of the advertising on third Monday of every (C5-12) $4100 per line per month. At the home of Mr. and Mrs. Backhoe Work space occupied by the In- month. Developmental, .FOR SALE 1973 Yamaha 350 Moving must sell. Siberian ~.';". ', On a 4 month basis only. West.Johnson Hourly & Contract correct or omitted item only, vision, hearing screening 635-3479anytime c.c. Street bike. Good con- Husky 8 months old. Spayed, For Sale attractively lan d- COMING EVENTS AND 2711 Skeena Street done. Please phone for dition. 4500 miles. Asking female, Have all shots. $100 scapedand fenced in 1/2 acre and that there shall be no For the 2700 block Skeena (A J12) liability to any event greater NOTICES: appointment. $600.00. Phone 635-3520 firm. Phone 635.4557. (c4.14) Iotwifhanolder hou.seon the No charge for Terrace, Street, 2800 block Skeena PRENATAL BREATHING anytime. (p5.11) bench. Asking 24,000;.Phone than the amount paid for Street, 5200 and 5300 block ABLE ELECTRIC LTD. such advertising. Kltlmat and Thornhill areas. & RELAXING EXERCISES Electrical and Refrigeration Beautiful black and tan 635-9654. (C-1 montho'~ Aug Otherwise $3.00 per In- Kelth Avenue, 5200 and~5300 Held every Monday at. 1977 Yamaha. 100 cc. 600 Coonhound'pups, purebred, 14) ! Advertisements must block Haugland contract. comply with the British sertion. ternoon at 1:00 - 2:00 p.m. miles. New condition phone unregistered, ready for good Avenue.Thursday, July 20, House wiring. 632.5300 after 4 pm Columbia Human Rights Act V.D. CLINIC 6~-~176 homes by July 15. $85. WEDDING DESCRIP- 1978 Held every Monday at 3:30 Country homes preferred. For Sale on Bench. By wblch prohibits any ad- (elf) For Sale 650 cc Thriton twin TIONS: 8:00 p.m. or by appointment. Write: G. Ledingham, 5675 owner- Custom bulith~use, 2 vertising that dlscr!mlnates In excellent condition. $7S0. No charge for write.up. $S.00 At the St. Maflhews Anglican SANITATION THE HOBBY HUT Alma, Van. V~N 1Y2 or fireplaces, 2" tull. baths, against any person because Call after 6 pm. 635.5903. (p3. charge for picture Church The public health Inspectors Ceramic supplies and phene: 263.6181. (cl-22) carport, and .sundeck. of his race, religion, sex, 4726 Lazelle Avenue 13) color, nationality, ancestry reproduction. Prepaid. are now situated In Eby Greenware, air brushing Bonner St. Phone 635.6905 For the 4600 and 4700 Park available • custom firing. (lO.11) or place of origin, or because Street. They will be pleased Must sell, 1973 Suzuki 500, Ave., 4700 block Lazelle to asslst with any senifatlen 3936 McNeil St. his age Is between 44 and 65 CLASSIFIED AN. 1977 Yamaha 100. Phone 635- NOUNCEMENTS: Ave., and 4700 block Davis problems. 635-9393 Cottage for sale,' west side years; unless the condltic~'~Is Ave. 2098. (p3-13- ' Justified by a bona fide Birth, Engagements, Speech and Hearing Clinic Lakelse Lake. 22,000 or Marriages, Memorials, DUFFS BICYCLE SHOP requirement for the work The following Neigh- Held at 4612 Grelg Avenue. Reconditioned bikes and 33.~TOR sALE 20' flbreglass over plywood • O•B.O•. P.hqp.e..,5~4-~.4,.•.(.p~i, Cards of Thanks, Letters of Involved. bourhood Watch Meetings Hearincj. estswill be done by repairs. hull for sale. Asking $500 13) • Appreciation - not exceeding ot referral from have been scheduled. Please " family Reasonable rates. Phone 635-9488 (p20.15) .,,-', ,- .....------: ~ --"--. , lO lines $5.00 per Insertion. note specific areas for which doctor or community health 1931 Queensway Dr. FOR SALE 4 bedroom' home Each additional line S.SO these meetings are Intended. nurse: 638.1155. 24' bale elevator with 8' For Sale: 22' Riverboat and with corner fireplace, 2 daily. extension complete with 3 trailer. Phone 635.5024 (p3- Publishedat Terrace Meetings will be held Pregnant and In need of bathrooms/w'aJ|~r ;to :: wall 6l " ' ~'Y " h.p. gas engine. Suitable for I1) B.C. 5 days a week throughout the summer and support? carpet, finlr.hed' basement. DEATH AND FUNERAL LOST raising shakes or shingles. householders are en- Call for help from Right-to." Close to sc~ool~ and ;fowh. Mon..Fri. mornings NOTICES: $6.00 for first 10 Has had very Ilflle use. Only couraged to offend meetings Life promoters: Drive by 4732 Loon Avenue;liD lines and $.50 each additional 8225 or best offer. Write Box 43: R00MSII':':L/ :~ arranged for their respective LL~a at 635-3164 Lost 1978 Suzuki motorcycle view call 635-2601(pSall ~'::~,~ line daily. 125 rm. Contact if found 714 Terrace (c7.11) PUBLISHER areas. Carol at 635.5136 FOR RENT Chris Reneerkens 635.5076or DEADLINE Janna at 635.4503 For Sale: Paper (roll ends) Laurie Mallett phone Kalum Tire Service Country Living in cltw Solid, Thursday, July 20, 1978 and waste-paper suitable for Room for Rent for 1 gen- 7:30 p.m. 635.4904. (c.3-10) spacious home'(~n 10 acre lot DISPLAY: Weight Watchers meeting crafts. Pick up by the lot at tleman with kitchen SUBSCRIPTION 4:00 p.m. 2 days prior to At the home of Mr. Dave held every Tuesclayat 7 p.m. on Graham. Lowest tax rate the Herald office. facilities. Apply 4910 Lazelle. In town. lt/2 stories, 21/2 RATES publication day. Maroney • at the Knox United Church Small girl's 2.wheeler (p1-11) 3308 Pheasant St. Hell, 4907 I~zelle Avenue, standard bicycle from the For Sale 1 elecfrolux vac- rooms upstairs, 5 room~; Effective October I, downstairs. Large garden, CLASSIFIED: For the 4900 block Park, Agar Avenue area, Bike has cuum cleaner with power Furnished private entrance. 1977 A Heather-Tartan Society Is fruit trees, Outbuildings 3:00 p.mJ. day prior to $000 block Park, 3300 block a red and chrome frame with head. In excellent condition. Near town• Sleeping room being formed with the In. include garage, greenhouse; publication day. Pheasant, 3300 block Kenny, a red banana seat and a Phone 635-5257 weekdays or for rent with extra room for Single Copy 20c 3300 block Thomas, and terest of promoting Scottish white basket. 635-6357 or 635. 635.6609 evenings. (p4.11) chicken house and small cultural interest and events. cooking• Bathroom for your born. Approx. 7 acre woodl0t By Carrier ruth 3.00 Service charge of ~,5.00on all Sheasbey Trailer Court 3642. (tilt stf) convenience. Everything N.S.F. cheques. Interested persons should For Sale 1975 Toronado Olds $66,000. 635~2381 ( C5- By Carrier year 36.00 contact Eleanor Halley at supplied. Phone 635.4013 7,9,11,13,15) . .... Monday, July 24, 1978 loader with options, im- anytime. (c3.13) By Mail 3 ruth 12.00 PHONE 635.6357 8:00 p.m. 635.2456 as soon as possible. maculate condition. 16000 By Mail 6 ruth 22.00 Classified Advertising Dept. At the St. Mathews Anglican miles. 2 extra snow tires• SKEENA CENTRE Mail year 40.00 Church Phone 635-2164. (c5.13) By Skeena Centre offers to the 4726 Lazelle Ave. Senior Citizen year Senior Citizens of the Required for Terrace a girl "Catch.Up" Meeting for all For Sale: 20" RCA color TV. G FRAlii)HISE Terrace and Thornhlll aree for general office work. A 20.00 block areas that have had Excellent condition. Dish. the following services - knowledge of accounting and 9elfish Commonwealth and Neighbourhood Watch washer. Like new. Organ - Activity Centre for han. accounts recelveable an PPORTUNITY United States of America 1 Meetings held In their areas, with emphasizer B&W TV dlcrafts asset. Remuneration Will be Areyou intQrmtedin ownireyew own bln~nms? (~mlder ~ "Dmlut- year 51.00. Skeena District Girl Guides but were unable to attend. commensurate with ability. 635.2362 (A10-12) King" has to Offer. Day Care for working . mostexciting fast.food chain in North America would like to announce the We Urge you to attendl Please reply In own hand- 6ox 399, Terrace, B.C. opening of a Land Ranger people 4AT Trackers on 15x10 CDN • totalturn.key operation in a freestanding building - Drop-In for ¢ompenlonship writing to Box 1179, care of rims, GM-Chev, Phone 635- . expertise of a CanadaWide ,Varket ing Co. plus much more. V8G 2M9 Company In the Thornhlll Tuesday, July 25, 1978 For further inf~rmatlonplease contact: & coffee, The Terrace-Kiflmat Dally 5092 (ctf) area. Girls between the ages 7:00 p.m. Monday thru Friday 8.4. Herald, Box 399, Terrace, SYDNEY AMOS Telephone: of 14 and 18 who are In. At the Alliance Church TransportaHon available. B.C. (cff) Laying chickens, Intemati~mlFrancNse Syslems 112.604.635.6357 teresfed please call 635.3061 4923 Agnr Avenue 801 - 345 QuebecSt., Contact Skeenavlew Lodge dehumidifier, reclining chair, Victoria, B.C. VIN 1W4 or 638-1269 (ctf) For the 5000, 5100 blocks of Pt~ne (604) :N64MIor S9~243 HOME DELIVERY 635-2265 CANADtAN OIL COMPANY 2 radials and rims for V.W. McDeek; 2400.2500 blocks of Urgently needs dependable Terrace-Kltlmat & Dlstrlct Rape Relief van. Phone 635.5290 (ctf) Craig; 5100 block Mills Ave.; person for Industrial sales Thornhlll & District Abortion Councelling 2400 Apple St.; 5000-5100 Phone 635-6357 & Crisis Line for Is your son Interested in territory. No relocation. We For Sale 1 electrolux rake. Graham Ave,; and 2400 ere an expanding AAA.1 Phone 635-5508. (c5-15) Women Kenny St. scouts, if so the 1st Terrace 638.0388 scout Troop is taking pre firm established since 1933. registration for September. We offer plenty of fringe Clalrtone Stereo Princes., Thursday, July 27, 1978 benefits. Liberal com- model AM FM . Garanc Next Playground Location: 7:00 p.m. Max number will be 24. If Tunnel & Rook Workers missions, plus bonus and Changer, asking $250. Phone Uplands School Field July Interested call Mrs. Wardrop At the Alliance Church opportunity for ad- 635.5696. (p3-13) 17th to 218t. 4923 Agar Ave. at 635-3553. Fees will be $20.00 per boy. Anyone In- vancement. No experience Looal 168 For the 5000 and 5100 blocks necessary. We train. For For Sale. high chair $10, boy: The Catholic Womens INCHES AWAY CLUB terested In helping with of Kelfh; 8000 and 5100blocks personnl Interview, write a bike $25, upright stee League (C.W.L.) will hold Meet every Tuesday night at Scouts please call . GENERAL MEETING of Agar; 5000 block Pohle; letter and tell me about backed grand piano $800 the Fall Bazaar on October 8 in the Skeena Health Unit. 2800 and 2900 block Kenny; yourself• B.M. Hendrlx, hostess chair $25, Flshe~ 28, the last Saturday in For more Informatlon phone and 2700, 2800 and 2900 Braun Sales Manager, South- Price garage. $5, Clalrtom Tuesday July 18, 1978 7:30 p.m. October, at Veritas Hall. 635.3747 or 635.3023. blocks. western Petroleum Canada component Stereo Garar¢ Turntable with speaker August 26...Rummage Sale LONG TERM CARE Do You Feel You Have Ltd., 87 West Drive, TERRACE HOTEL at Elks Hall from 10tll 2 p.m. Office at No.205-4721 Lazelle Brampton, Ont. L6T 2J6. (c6- $325, Gas lawn mower A Drinking Problem? Phone 635-5015. (p3.13) ,Sept, 13...Flrst meeting of Ave. Tel 635-9196. There Is help Dollemore, Kafhleen 15) Fall session. Presidents Assessment and planning for • Avallablel Ramona• I t t Visit. those eligible for Long Term Phone 635-5636 BORN • Nov. 29, 1955 at November 4...Elks Hall Fall Care. ALCOHOLICS Mission B.C. Bazaar, AID TO HANDICAPPED ANONYMOUS DIED on June 26, 1978 at Do It How Grande Cache Alberta In her Office at No. 205.4721 Meetings: For Sale By Builder Lazelle. Tel 635.9196. Mon.: 8:30 p.m. United 22 nd year. Terrace Singles Club (for- Assessment and guidance Church Kathy lived In Terrace from M last, the home you've been looking tor, Quality built 1961 to 1974, She leaves two merly Minus One Club) will for vocational and social Thurs. or Sat. 8:30p.m. Mills with Aluminum hold a dance at the Masonic rehabilitation done by Memorial Hospital. sons Kelsey and Joey. Her .. 1, 1048 sq. ft. of living space parents Ted and Jackle Hall 49i7 Lazelle Ave. (next consultant. Sun. Breakfast Meeting. ..2. Full basement t0 United Church.) Date 10:00 to nocn. Lakelse Hotel. Dollemore (Topley), two .. 3. Carport Sheets Saturday July 22, 9 p.m. For Reprints of photos which sisters Abby Dollemore .. 4. Fireplace Information phone: Olive appear In The Herald are WANTED DONATIONS (topley), Nancy Riley .. 5, C.M.H.C. Instructed and approved 28' x 38" 635.4052, Bob 635-9649, now available through our The Three Rivers Workshop (Topley), and one brother ..6. Good size lot Margaret 635-9349 office. 5x7 prints are $4 each for the Handicapped are Daniel Dollemore .. 7. Covered by new home warrenty program of B.C. and 8x10 prints are 86. looking for donations of any (Terrace). Grandmothers • for 5 yearS. The next meeting of the Photos can be ready within old, broken or used pieces of Mrs• K. Dollemore • Burnaby l=,h,,,,,al. 3.75 i Board of Regional District of 48 hours from the time the furniture, also any discarded and Mrs. G• Holmberg • All this can be yours for only $49,2S0.00 with only Suitable for roofing , Kiflmat-Sflklne will be held order is made. All reprints wood products we. could use Abhotsford, B.C. Internment Sl,S00.O0down If you qua lily for B.C. Second Mortgage. Saturday, July 22, 1978at the must be prepaid. For more for recycling or renovating. took place June 29, 1978 at ,. For further information phone: Fiber Construction NoHhstar Inn, 650 Kuldo information drop Into our Call us at 635.2238 between Mount PleaSant Cemetery, 635.7878. THE DALLYHERALD i BoUlevard, Kttimat, B.C., offlceat 3212 Kalum, or write 8a.m. and 3 p.m., we will try Edmonton. ( (c8.18) 3212 • I(alum St. Terruoe ~menclng at 9:00 a.m. us at Box 399, Terrace, B•C. to make arrangements for c1.11) V8G 4B4, pickup. I I I t

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Industrial eir filter Frosty B.C. Cherry Coolers -- ~. -'" ' ~'L ;~ ~ " , . ,.'.~ remanufactorlng franchise For Sale 1973 GMC ~'~ ton. .... -,, available for Terrace and ] ~-.,:,.~-~.-~,i~;,,~,,,~ "~_~.~A~.~'/.~__.~..~ ~ pick.up. 250 6 cyl; 3 speed area. For further in. trans. (good gas mileage) formation contact. Irving he first lion tamer on record was "Manchester Jack" Wanted to rent 2 or 3 Fiberglass canopy. Good INVITATION TOTENDER Mann, Zono Canada Ltd., f Wombwell's Menagerie, a traveling show in England' bedroom house or mobile :onditlon. 635-3923 after 6 pm Sealed Tenders, marked 1312 Dalhousle Place, uring the early 19th century. home for Aug 1st. Children & (p5-12) New Main Entrance Door's Kamloops, B.C. Phone 374- pets. Will sign 1 year lease. for Northwest Community 3002. (c6.9,11,14,16,19,1) Call 635.2761. (p5.214) 74 Charger V8, power College, Terrace, B.C. will steering and brakes, .air be received up to 3:00 p.m. ~.~ ~ ~ ._" ,~_- . . Moving to Terrace, require conditioning. Low mileage local time the 10th day of 3-4 bedroom home, will 635-7691 (p10-11) August 1978, and those maintain, willing to rmt or available at that time will be lease, references, securLty For Sale 1972 Dodge Colt. opened In public at British he first wallpaper is believed to date from 1509. It Good condition. Phone 635- deposit, mature family of Columbia Building Cor- To whom It may concern. I .as uncouered at Master's Lodgings, Christ's College, three, Befer inquiries to The 2603. (c5.11) poratlon 4827 KeJth Mike Balattl will not be ambridge Upiversity, in 1911. Herald Box 1178, Terrace, Ave. Terrace, B.C. VaG 1K7 responsible for any bills or B.C. (eft) 1969 Dodge V2 T PU, V8, 4 Tendering documents may debts incurred by my speed trons, posl trac dlt. be" obtained at the above common law wife, as of this Boarding homes for high ferentlal. New rear fires, address after 9:00 a.m. on date. July 17, 1978. spare parts, motor trans, school students to attend the 12 day of July 1978. Mike Balattl school in Terrace from etc. $1,000 635- Tenders must be filed on the rOUI |STALK September 78 to June 30, 1979 5339 (ctf) forms provided, in sealed, room and beard rate $175 per clearly marked envelopes. BackToBasics ROM TOURISM BRITISH COLUMBIA month. For further in- The lowest or any Tender formation DIAL 635.7127 local will not necessarily be ac. With 19 (c20-20) cepted. (c2.11) A NATURAL CHOICE Wanted to rent. Quiet gent INVITATION TOTENDER Homemade By Shirley Gulh want room facilities near Sealed Tenders, marked Fridge 8. stove, table & Overwaltee Store, Terrace. Ministry of Highways IceCream Iv 17-23 chairs. $100 per month. Kindly write details: rent, Mezladin Lake • No. 1852T Whatever your vacation choice To get the most out ofyou~park Westerhoff apts. Nelson Rd. The dessert and refresh- phone, address c o PO Box FOR Rerooflng and Flashing s summer--an ocean beach, stay. pa)' a call at the Nature New Remo. Phone 635.6904. ment category of ti~e *'back $62, Terrace. (p3.13) will be received up to 3:00 to basics" move encom- ~vering mountains or a sun- House soon after your arrival. (c3-12) p.m. local time the 9th day of passes homemade ice cream. tmred lake--you'll find it in a Located in a growing number August 1978, and those The job of freezing lee 72 South Park camp trailer. •,.C, provincial park. of popular parks, l hose buildings available at that time will be cream becomes a group af- Over 340 provincial parks, are chock-full0f displays in- Has everything one needs. opened in public at British fair when the elements of Stove, water, lights & toilet. ranging from one vest-pocket teresting to the whole family and Columbia Buildings Cot. the operation are divided FROSTY B,C. Phone 635.2713.(p5.14) among family mem- hectare to almost a million hec- provide a good orientation to poration 4827 Keith CHERRY COOLERS tares whacked out of the Vast your park's special attractions. 1.Sacres. All year spring fed Ave. Terrace, B.C. V8G 1K7 bers-one to mash the fruit, creek. Very secluded and For Sale 12X68' 3 bedroom another to chop the ,pea- wilderness at Twcedsmair Park, They are also gathering points Tendering doocuments may nuts, someone to crack the offer a variety of scenic worlds for Walk-and-Talk programs. nicely treed. One mile from trailer (Safeway). Fur. be obtained at the above town. Asking $11,900. Write nlshed or unfurnished. 8X12 address after 9:00 a.m.. on ice, and so on. Even if a Icy cold, nutritious, full thickens and clears. Stir in to explore, conducted walks b]/ naturalists Box 714 Terrace. (c7-11) heated Joey shack. Complete the 18 day of July 1978. child is too young to help of plump juicy B.C. cherries cherry jelly powder. Refrig- Some, like Vancouver Island's and informal evening talks and he can be appointed the erate until cool (about 1/2 Strathcona Park. are wildlife slide-shows. with 8,000 BTU air cond. Tenders must be filed on the official taste tester! ..... and sure to pleasel Close to schools 635-9323. forms provided, in sealed, It's fun and creative to 1/2 cup sugar hour) . Pour over cherries, sanctuaries where moose, elk and Hikers and back-packers can (p10-16) clearly marked envelopes. make your own ice cream 2 tablespoons cornstarch In tall chilled glasses, alter- deerare yourcompanio,s, pitchatentwithnoonearoundbut The lowest or any Tender on a summer afternoon. Others, like Barkerville and Mother Nature in major wilder- 1968 • 10x52 two bedroom will not nacessarlly be ac- Taking a turn at the crank is 1 tablespoon light corn nate layers of cherry mix-Fort Steele, arc refurbished ncssparks. Safeway fully set up and cepted. (c2-11) an entertaining activity that syrup ture, carbonated beverage gold-rush towns, monuments to Regulationssaytopitchtentsat For Sale: Tool. and skirted. Complete with 8x24 :dlows everyone to partici- 2 cups water and ice cream. Garnish with B.C,'s colorful past. Equipment Rental Business. Joey shack. Located at nr 4 Fire Damage Salvage. Pan- pate. Banana Nutcracker 1 - 3 ounce package cherry fresh cherries. Serve with And for boaters, 20 provincial leastooekilometrefmmthemad, Ideal business for cant a primus-lype stove for 1753 Kenworth. Phone 638- abode home. V~109 Churchill Sweet Ice Cream--a started- jelly powder straws and long handled marine parks provide snug coves, cooking, and pack o,t all cans mechanically included 1628 (plmonth - au4) Dr. Terrace. Salvage from from-scratch recipe using S cups fresh B.C. cherries, spoons. Serves 8. beaches and islands, some with and garbage. . people. Showing excellent pe in-abode log house to be "simple, fresh ingredieots and picnic and camp.gruunds. returns. For further in- Trailer for sale: 197412x68 3 dlsmantelled by a successful no preservatives-is better pitted and chilled Tenters or motorists with rccre. Back-packers should remem- formation phone 635-3038 bedroom furnished trailer• hid on site to sub floor. Not than any commercial prod- S cups lemon lime carbon- ational vehicles under six meters her, too, that wildernesshiking is between 8 - 5:30 Mon. to Sat. dishwasher, fridge, stove, Including fireplace. Suitable uct you've tasted. This ated beverage For a lull - colour 16 can stay up to two weeks io not for the inexperienced, say (p10-15) washer, dryer, china cabinet for summer cabln. Bids to be creamy blend of. bananas and Planters Dry Roasted 1 quart vanilla ice cream page home preserving guide well-equippsd campgrounds in park officials. etc. No.1 Pine Park phone submitted to P. Lachy C.I.S. send 25 cents to: about a third of these parks; "'These parks are designated 63S.3246 (clm-Ju 17) Peanuts can be made in Combine sugar, corn- 22. e 8th Ave. Vancouver, by Sunshine Meals however, no electric power or 'wilderness' because they am August $th, 1978 for further mechanical or electric ice starch and syrup in sauce- cream freezers or refrigera- water. B.C. Tree Fruits Ltd. sewage hook.upsare provided, without stores, supplies or For Sale: Four 1971 12'x52', information call 872-7454 pan. Gradually add VIY 7N6 Nightly fees range from no equipment of any kind," says two bedroom semi.furnished collect. (c5.15) tor freezer trays. Cook until mixture boils, Kelowna, B.C. Safeway trailers. Complete BANANA charge to a few dollan, one. 1973 Maverick, V8 But this month is shaping up "Back packers must carry with axles, wheels, fuel NUTCRACKER automatic, new radial tires. tanks and blocking. Asking ~ ~-~L~: ~] "Money makes a man laugh." as a very busy one, say park good maps and be WAiacd for Phone 632.2901 after 5 (c-10, $6,000 each. Call 636.2660 J. SWEET ICE CREAM ~~.-..~ ,) ~ " John Selden officials, and space for campers outdoor survival." 11, 12) Hutchlngs, Box 727, Stewart, 1/2 teaspoon unflavored is limited. So, whether you birdwalch in B.C. (plm.10) gelatin Best tip, they suggest, is Mideantch Island Natme Park, Per Lease 1974 International V2 ton 4 113 cup sugar "come early". Plan to anive well canoe on the unique Bowron Padt speed, radio, canopy, new Must SII - 12x46 2 bedroom 1/3 cup milk before noon because other cam. lakes circuit, or just hike over Retail and-or warehouse •1 cup medium-ripe tires, 37,000 miles, cen view mobile home on a fully space centrally located st pet-s often leave before checkout some of the 1,120 kilometree of at 5116Graham Ave.,,or call serviced, clear title lot on mashed bananas street level In Terrace. In 1 teaspoon lemon juice time. maintained trails, you'll diacovcr 635-3564 or 635.6166 (lmth Simpson Rd, Thornhlll. total 4741 square feet. 1/4 teaspoon salt Motorists finding a full house vacationing ia a B.C. provincial jll0-aul0) Open to offers, G. Warnen, 1 teaspoon vanilla cP,O almost alwd~ find a nead?.y 'paA is this~ summer's natural Formerly used ae equip. Rice paper is not made from The first crease-proof fabric Royal Bank, Terrace, B.C•, ment sales and repair shop extract ~ler camp. . : :i ~' .::'" clmJce. , ~ " " AUTOS F()R SALE. 1975 635.7117 (cff) rice but from' a small tree was introduced in Manches. For complete Information 1-1/2 cups heavy cream of the ginseng family, ter, England, in 1932. Valiant Custom, ex. contact Pruden and Currle 2 tablespoons finely ceptlonally low mileage, For Sale: 12x68 ATCO 11976) Ltd. 635.6142or writ( chopped Planters powered rear electric .Velmont 3 bedroom mobile 4648 Lakelse Ave., Terrace, • Dry Roasted Peanuts Travelers' checks were invented by Robert Herries to take defroster, block heater, home. Set up and skirted in B.C. In small saucepan, com- Punch Is Perfect the place of letters cf credit. The original cheeksceuld only Premium condition. Ph 635- trailer court In town. Will (JI1.Aul A) bine gelatin and sugar. be used on a preplanned route where they were expected. 5102 after 1 pm and sell furnished or un- Stir in milk. Cook, stirring For After-Tennis Parties weekends, ctf fui'nlshed. Phone 635.9046 constantly, over medium With the warm summer days approaching, millions even. (pl0.Jul) , heat until mixture comes of Americans are raising rackets and taking to the tennis For sale 1970 Tunderbird, to a boil. Cool to room courts. They'll he building up big thirsts, so after the Excellent condition, air. con. i temperature. match, why not invite them over for some cool refresh- Combine cooked milk ments and lively tennis talk. For your own "Big Serve," P.B., P.S. 5 new tires. Phone 56' Safeway doublewide; try this punch from The Lipton Kitchens, made with 635-6850 after 5. (p5.11) Includes all major ap- mixture with banana, lemon Hardtop Prospector Tent juice, salt and vanilla. a base of lemon flavored iced tea mix. Crowned with pliances, large garden shed Trailer c-w canopy, sink, 2 Whip heavy cream until an elegant fruited ice m~d,.the punch is sparked with 1972 Toyota Pick-up truck & and fencing. 3 bedrooms, 2 burner propane stove, Icebox stiff. Fold whipped cream pink champagne and rose wine. Fancy sandwiches and canopy• Radio, H.D. full bath, and fireplace. Set and spare tire. Sleeps five into banana-milk mixture. a molded seafood spread make a fine buffet. INDEPENDENT SERVICE STATION Bumper. Good condition. 2 up and fully skirted In confortably. Phone 635-5997. Pour into freezer trays. WORLD CLASS PUNCH OR spare tires. & wheels. 635. cedar. View at No. 31-4619 (p3.9) Freeze until crystals form GAS BAR OWNERS 2058. (p6-14) Queensway Drive (Tim. 2 envelopes (1.8 oz. ea.) or 1 can (6 oz.) frozen red around edges. Remove to a 1/2 cup Lipton Lemon tropical fruit punch, berland Trailer Park) Camper 1975 Edson 8' chilled bowl and beat until SELL UNDER THE MOHAWK SIGN AND KEEP Phone 63.5.9429. (off) Flavored Iced Tea Mix thawed 1973 Ford v2 ton 360 Camper, C-W 15,000 BTU smooth, Stir in finely 1 can (46 oz.) peach nectar 1 bottle (4/5 qt.) pink YOUR INDEPENDENCE. automatic. With radial furnace. Phone638-1121 (stf) chopped Planters Dry 1 bottle (4/5 qt.) rose wine champagne, chilled tires. Phone 635-9580. after 4. Roasted Peanuts. Return to 2 cups water Fruited Ice Mold* If you are in or thinking of geffing into the gasoline (c10-17) I 1 • 11' Camper near com- freezer trays; freeze until firm. Makes 1 quart. In punch bowl, ~,ombine lemon flavored iced tea mix, business be one of the growing numbers of successful pletion $2500.00 To view 4912 peach neetar, rose• wine, water and fruit punch; chill. t,Mhawk Dealers in Canada. Graham. 635.4530. (p5.12) For Ice Cream Freezer: Just before serving, add pink champagne and ice mold. For Sale 1976 F250 4x4 loaded MOBILE HOMES Double all ingredients and with extras P.S.P.B. auto prepare as above except stir Makes about 2S (5 oz.) servings. For details write to: A.C. excellent condition. Ask New mobile homes from 14' travel trailer 1 year old unwhipped heavy cream in. *Fruited Ice Mold: Arrange peach slices and halved for Dave 635.3276.(p5-11) as low as $I00.00 down. used only 3 tlmes, 3 way to banana-milk mixture strawberries on bottom of 1-quart mold; add water to Box 1870, Prince George, B.C. or Phone: 962.8414 O.A.C. frldge, furnace, 3 burner omitting peanuts. Follow co.ver bottom and freeze. Fill mold 1/2 full with water stove, 2 way light In separate manufacturer's directions and freeze; repeat procedure. MOHAWK OFFERS YOU: 1975 Chev Pick.up. 350. Auto. toilet, like new condition. for freezing and ripening, 31,000 miles. Extras and 1977 Set up and delivered trades welcome phone 635.9404 (c10.13) folding in Planters Dry 1. Independence In your operation Okanogan 9V~' camper. Roasted Peanuts before 2. Many money saving programs Hydraulic jacks, Shower, "Being young is beautiful, but being old is comfortable." Phone collect 591-5101 For Sale, 15' travel trailer, ice cream is ripened. Ebner-Eschenbach 3. Full line of related products toilet, stove, oven. 3.way Yield: about 1-3/4 quarts. ~'~_/S lcltT,4"l-00--percent Canadian Owned Company fridge. $9300. 635-2047. (pS. excellent condition. $1200. "Moonlight is sculpture." 15) (eft Very firm, phone 632.2807 II RELAXATION t~ Nathan,o, Hawthorne j • ' , ' 22' River beat and trailer. 1972 Ford. LN 600 Louis O DDITIES'HELPFULTIP, ~ ~ ~jy,,..~.~/~ ~ / Vllle. 4300 miles. 18 ' Rent or Purchase 1972 12x68 Can vew at 5116 Graham Paramont house trailer with Ave. or call 635-3564 or 635- By Joy Miller / eomploto Soloohon el m aluminum van with rear A welL-loved gan~e is tennis - P ~"_~l "---" ' ' I over.head door. Real nice fireplace near stores and 6166 (ill0.aul0) schools, on private lot. Rent shape, Price reasonable. $255. per month with option For Sale 1971 Vanguard 9V=ff from England in 1873, Amer- Now In Sink ' Hazelton. 842.6231. (c6.16) to buy or purchase $9,500 camper $2000. Phone 635.6977 -" M 1978 MAZDA I after S. (c11.19) million active players and 1973 Ford f.10O. Ranger XLT. open to offers. Will carry second morgage If nec. ooo oo.., .0 V-8, Auto. P.S., P.B., Radio, more fl 80HEVY Phone 112.762.4612. Write 15V2' Scamper Travel There are w 8.track, 360 motor. Dual ot r 196 SUPER OAB BI800 PU Joe Rorke, Gee Del, Win. Trailer. Sleeps 6. ~e burner ~..~:'~-~~'~,~: tanks. Excellent condition. durin~g,Juance,othanga VOLKSWAGON w.~UCKek SPORTTRUOK w,thoeM field, B.C. (ctf) stove with oven. Furnace & $2900 or best offer. Phone Ice box. Good Condition (/~,~[ / ~/'/~__~ ...... world Boo, l~ncycmpeaio • • 2d r. • Ton iwith canopY, top canopy • 632-4585. (c3-13) Tramuonany, tr ts me manta • * I Beautiful shape • 1970 12x54 2 bedroom mobile $1500. Will trade for good 8 ft camper. 842.6231. (c6-16). For Sale 1976 5th wheel home. Set.up In Nass Camp. - i $1,1oo $2,200 J sugs i prowler. 27V~' Air con- can bb moved. Asking $5,000 H firm. Phone 633-2346. (ct0• ditioning. Completely self- -- " '" - ~ 1913 D~'SUN ' ' ' '" 1913 FORD contained. New condition. 20) Phone 635-3591. (c3-13) EOONOLINE VAN 10'x50' 2 bedroom trailer For Low mileage. Very clean. All Radial Tires 1975 Ford F250 custom crew sale, Set.up in trailer court. Does your building need The greatest crowd at cab. 390 c.I. automatic, Large joey shack. For quick exterior painting? Call 635- regular tennis match was power steering and brakes~ sale $2500 or highest offer. 4906 Kermode Friendship 25,578 at the• *first * day of the =2,200 =UN AM FM stereo radio. Phone 635.5582.(pS.lS) Centre. LEave name and Davis Cup Challenge Round ~~~~' ~'~-I ---- . L Family vehicle since new. phone number for Terry. between Australia and the Stone Mountain, near Atlanta, 1974 DODGE 1973 BUICK 1966 OLDS'S 1972 DATSUN 19U Free Estimate. (stf) United States st Sydney, Aus- MONAGO P LY Mr,,~ ~'H 30,000 miles with new Georgia, is the world's largest 4 Dr. H.T.. GRAND SPORT S~,~ 2 "S~. ~ {tt~_~? fiberglass canopy on 6' box. tralia, in 1954. The favorite granite rock. It is 825 feet Immaculate condition. Best drink among tennis players high and has a volume of GENERAL this year is the Wimbledon 7 billion cubic feet. '2,090 $3~00 $200 $1,200 ~dh0 offer to $6.500. 4029 Graham CARPENTRY ~ mmmmlimiIImImImm ~ iiwlmlilUllmOmmm mllImOmmimlmIImI Ave. Phone 635.2884. (p4-14) The Fijt Islands, Barbadosand Whistle, made with Seagram's Iceland do not have armed NOJOBTOBIG . Gin and Scbwepp's Bitter 1971 FOr'.-~ 1974 MA~r~A 808 197s forces. OR SMALL Lemon with a slice of orange. ,,8oS P I stsQ .gon ,,,,FORO ,,,,VA.',ANT 250 Mercedes Benz. 4 door ADDITIONS, SIDING • 2 t~. H.T. 4X4 =/4 Ton P.U. 4 ~'S~ Ip sedan, All reasonable offers "After dinner sit a while; RENOVATIONS considered. Phone 635.6126 A deuce of a tip for your After supper walk a mlle." CEMENTWORK, backhand is to hold your $1t2,o ,2aDO ,.o ,uaBo ,UIS after 6. 635-3757 (c9-19) Thomas Fuller PAINTING I wrist stiff during the swing, 1970 M~-'OA 1974 DATSUN 1974MAZDA PU Phone after 6: The racket should be almost 1962 Wl LLYS ' f~L~ t PU With Red 1969 Envoy Epic. Good "There ain't no way to find 635.4094 level when the ball is hit, JEEP STATION WAGON Canopy. Lew mileage rubber & spares. Lots of new out why a snorer can't In rite follow-through, the parts. Running order needs A-i-|s ~u':,UN Excellent cond, hear himself snore." Butter spmeders make goodracket is well out from The attic tern winters in the some work. See at 3498 King knives for children because the body and brought beyond Antarctic and summers in $960 '600 '2396 li '&20S Ave. (c4.14) Mark Twain they are small and blunt, the right shoulder. Greenland and Alaska. THE HERALD, Tuesday. July =8, 197S, PAGE 17

Your Individual Horoscope [~FL ] REPELL.4NT, HE.4CH TO }.S, SUNGLASSES FrancesDrake and proml,q l~r't,,~.";'/,:)t!. " s~'rrtces , jJ FOR TUESDAY, JULY 18,1978 What kind of day will • mustm-. By.pass trifles that the A MAZING SPIDER-M A N, By Stan Lee and John Remits tomorrow be? To find out what interfere with essentials. the stars say, read the SAGITrARIUS ~,¢~ foreca~'t given for your birth (Nov. 23 to Dec. 21l sign. Personal relationships at •their best. In fact, a friend or ARll~-~ close aseodate may be in- strumantal in helping you to Face p~sible'changes with solve a difficult situation. Should She Tell , equanimity. With YOUR CAPRICORN ~ know-how and ingenuity, you (Dec. 22 to Jan. 20) can cope. Romance in high Try not to set too fast a pace favor. -- either for yourself or ~AURUS tS~;F others. You could find that I~' ~.---~,,~k~ ~l.~. ~:, ' '~ (Apr. 21 to May 21) you've expended a lot of time By Abigail Van Buren .-.~, ~..- ~_.~- ~o~ ~.-,.~ ~.4[~: ~, ..~.~ ~.~ ~'.~ What's expedient is not and energy to no useful pur- always wise. Be careful where pose. _ ~,=~ and when you must rduse, AQUARIUS consent, dismiss suggestions Jan. 21 to Feb, 19) frem yeur mind. But don't Don't start anything without DEAR ABBY: How can someone tell a good friend or ~///I/////////~////~////////////~,///~7/l~:? ~/#/~l/l////////////, arbitrarily reject another's knowiug ff you can follow lover that his breath would knock over a herd of buffalo? i' idea. through. All efforts and I am speaking of my future husband. He sleeps with his GEMINI ~. ambitions must be carefully mouth open, end in the morning I can't even get near him! fro. (May 22 to June 21) ~ directed now. Neither follow I'm afraic~ that after we get married I won't be able te STEAKS *2.491 You may face some cem- new trends blindly. give him a good morning kiss without gagging. Open until 10 p.m• Friday and Saturday I pllcatlons- in quite uneg, P=CES He is a very sensitive persou and I don't want to hurt his -~-. LAKELS...... ,,...... ~.,E..~4736 ...... pHONE 635-79717 l, peered areas. How you handle Feb. 20 to Mar.20) feelings. HELP! situations and the pace you set Be careful in handling CANer TELL HIM will determine their solution. personal affairs; there may be CANCER @(;::) some tricky areas, a few kinks DEAR CAN'T: If you can't tell him, who can? If you (June 22 to July 23) to iron out before taking ac- won't tell him, who will? TEL1. HIMI Halitosis is a pothole Stick close to facts and tion, Same conflict of interests: • on the royal road to romance• control your imagination. indicted. Don't try to put a square peg DEAR ABBY: Please say something about people, who into a round hole. Pick your YOU BOI~N TODAY are an punish their children and then won t let them cry. I am of way discretely. essentially conservative in- the opinion that crying is a normal outlet when a person is dividual; intellectually in- angry, hurt or frustrated, and children need to cry to get it dined and highly intuitive. out of their systems. (July 24 to Aug. 23) You,have fine potentials fur I have a relative who increases the punishment if a child A good word from the right success in either the business cries. (He says it's a sign of weakt~ess, and he due~n't want C~JAr-. source may enable you to or professional worlds -- any weak kidsl) attain the recognition you on your inclinations • I would like your opinion, CI.I,P/CLAP. //// have been oeekiug. You have tion, of course. If TENDERHEARTED AUNT Just sauce for optimLm~. btudne~ appeals to you, your VmGO greatest rewards will re~It DEAR AUNT: To' punish a child for "crying is cruet, (Aug. 24 to Sept, 23) IIF~. through the organizl~ and Children (and adults, too) need to express their emotions' If you're planning an executive branches of in- freely without fear of being shamed, ridiculed or punished by Garry Trudeau unusual venture, it would be dustry. You must learn, DOONESBURY wise to "go it alone" fur the however, to curb dictatodul further, present. Associates may ~ l tendencies which tend to PIeose tell your relative that tears are as vital to the .T5//g~ HdPE" unrealistic or impractical. alienate others; also ob- emotional growth of a child as laughter, and crying is a LEIIRA __~..~ stinacy which you normal response--not a sign of weakness. Your relative is ~ LYPLAM4~I~ guilty of child ahusel M T/ME ON~IFIN~AN ~w~,~"r,~eT~C_~A- ,, II ot~oxm~Y, art ,~A~ v~cro~,ouR a,wrrs il =,1 (Sept. 24 to Oct. 20) .rL~ euphemistically call FOgMYSPr~-H, AgVlS~E.O/, Certain problems which "willpower." In the artistic DEAR ABBY: My husband is a big, handsome, V/~TD~.7t/~ /~ ~.;' C/TU.YAPV/WC~P/#~ Ill ]}1 Ag.~/J.~Y NOT/ A,VP . / ,, ,oEAc~/ ~ IIl~j have been bethering you may field, you could excel as 8 A NO/~ OF~OV~.• be resolved now. Good deeds writer, mustda~ or drama vigorous.looking man of 29. He's a loving father, but due to of the past may aLso pay off. It critic; in sdence, beU~ and a chronic back problem he can't lift anything that weighs should be a very happy day. ehemb~ are your bed fields. more than four or five pounds, much less his 13.month-old ~b s omo Birthdate of: John H. Glenn, 8011. (Oct. 24 to Nov. 22) U.S. astronaut; Wm. While taking a Sunday walk, I was carrying our husky /~ aaspidous perlodl Go Makepeace Thackeray, Eng. child, when a total stranger asked, "Why isn't that strong i after whatever is worthwhile novelist. young man carrying that baby instead of you?" -- with all the vigor you can ©Ires Kl~ Fe=uru S~it~te, Inc. I can't tell you how humiliating this was to a man who has already suffered much pain and has hadto limit his activities because of his unseen handicap.. Please, please print.thin so ignorant busybodies (even Crossword By Eugene$1 ff r well-meaning ones} will realize that things are not always ACROSS 40 Equip 58 Rams' mates 11 Adriatic as they appear. Believe me, my husband, and many others WIZARD 0~' iD by Rz'~,,t parker and Johnny hM't l Affirm. 4,1 Sour DOWN wind in his predicament, would like nothing better than to carry - . , .' ...... 5 Unconscmns 44 Wing .,. • ll4us~l~ " 1~ Move • " l ~ " the baby; carry out,. the garbage, carry in the groceries, state 46 Rant ..... inland~,...... sea backward et~., ' '. ' ~' ~" , 9 Sailor 50 Salutation Liana, for one ~ Yon and I " tlAI PY TO CARRY ~[ tiE LOAD (slang) 51 Elderly 3 Duelllngsword __.._=4 Exclamation DEAR HAPPY: And' lm, happy to carry your 12 Mature 5Z Grand. 4 Survey o[ z~...... uex up worthwhile message to my readers. 13 Awry parental the past zs ureex tuner 14 Past 53 Dessert 5Quieter 3/Toper CONFIDENTIAl, "TO "CANq' FORGIVE": He who 15 Dill plant 54 Shore of 6 Medley ~ Uncouth cannot forgive others destroys the bridge over which he 13 Italian a river Beg ' 3e Corroded must pass himself; for every man needs to be forgiven. coins 50 Plaything "8 Mimic 31 By 17 Indian. 50 Find sum of 9 Deep cut 35 Negative ...... -~ ..... weight 57 Habitat 10 Curvc~cl MVerysod WhO said the teen years are tne nappiest, rer .~eoy s 18 Ogle plant form " mol~.'~ 3/Rated new boeklet "Whet Teenagers Wont to Know," write 19 Extinct bird Avg.solution time: 22~.e rain. 38 ~alnese Abby: 132 Lasky Dr., Beverly Hills, Calif. 90212. Enclose $1 and • long, stamped (28 cents}, self.addressed envelope, . 20American ~CEILANDIFIL I Pl weight 41 Polynesian please. ostrich . A wio N OlRILiUtC!EI - ~ M-,,,v'vj Zl Be in debt '[~IEiOIUID~EIA~ cloth DEAR ABBY: I became pregnant by a man (whom I 9.t Rider ~l IV[EISIH',V/ Eager shah refer to as '~rhe Heel") after dating him for less than Haggard ~BiEISIS A]Si~E-SI 43 U.S. army six months. (I'm 28, no babe in the woods end accept half heroine surgeon the responsibility.) We agreed that an abortion would be 25 Fewer ~~A~IS]I ~[~'I.0 ~L~.,~N[ I. IN,El iS Spartan the best solution, and he insisted on paying for it. (I 28 Subordinate queen wanted to pay half, but he wouldn't hear of it.) 47 Swear The Heel escorted me to the doctors office and 32 Above i 48Ave et - everything went very well. No problems. He wrote out a 49 Building check for $300 and gave it to the nurse. Two weeks later I received a call from the doctor's . 34 Evident ~E1~I~9~L~I~ whys office. The Heel's check bounced! I got in touch with him, " i 3/Scowl 6-3 Sl Chem/csi and he assured me there was a "misunderstanding" and he suffix 9 The heart Answer to yesterday's puzzle. would take care of it. DEAR ABBY: My husband has three brothers and one her mother more than the danghtero-ln.luw owe her, but i 12 13 I • r#/////j]s I(, " " Within a week, I was being badgered by the doctor for sister• He also has an 81-year-old mother who has been a it's not uncommon to find many daughters-in-low who do the money. After many fruitless phone conversations and widow for 15 years, She owns her u,vn home, hao money in more for their mothers.ln.iaw than their own daughters 2 @": ii N' I . promises from The Heel, I paid the doctor and urged him the bank and gets a substantial pension, For the last four do. to prosecute The Heel. (Writing bum checks is a crime.) years she has been unable to live 'alone because she has a 5 The doctor refused to go after The Heel, so guess who's heart problem, so she has been spending one month at the N, oi i i N',I stuck? home of each of her children. Is there any way I can get my money back? I don't want • She has never offered to pay anyone for her keep, so her DEAR ABBY: I hope Carl in Murrysville doesn't claim lnnl gllll J '/////~ a messy legal suit, but I'd like to teach The Heel a lesson, daughter told her (a year ago) to get some money up or she that his doggerel about Betty Jones ("No hits~.no runs, no ~ HAD IN HOUSTON couldn't stay with her. My mother-in.law refused this ' errors") is original. I heard a version of it in 1925 at the Old l|l iil 5D 5, request, stating that she had taken care of her daughter Howard, a renowned burlesque theatre in Boston, it went DEAR HAD: Time heals all wounds, but doesn't when she was young, and now it was her daughter's turn like this: ii|lln Jll necessarily wound all heels. If there should be another to do for her. "Here lie the bones time, get half the fee in advance. Well, my mother-in.law hasn't been to her daughter's : ! hom~. for the last year. Now we sisters.in.law are getting Of Mary McGinnity DEAR ABBY: We have a 7.month-old son and a big disgusted. Whose place is it to take care of this woman? For twelve long years problem, My husband's father ,.~ivespur baby dog biscuits, The daughter's or the daughters'-in-law? She kept her virginity iln |ll saying it is good f6r the baby's'new teeth. I say a baby DISGUSTED IN ATLANTIC CITY And that's the record 48 49 should not be eating dog biscuits, but my father-in-law In this vicinity." iiil@lil@i says his kids were raised on them! And my husband says DEAR DISGUSTED: Obviously, the daughter "owes" BEI~I IN VIRGINIA he remembers eating them and it never did him any harm, Are dog biscuits OK for cfu] 1ran, Let me know fast eo I • 1 ' . 4 can get both my husband and hi~ father off my back, l'i¢ l'tAfl I'il /*tAfl Bll lll a NEW YORKER

alli@alll@ 1 DEAR NEW YORKER: If you have anyquest!on CRYPTOQUI~ 6-3 concerning what to feed your baby, ask year pedlatrleian, But common sense, should tel you that products made KWHCRLH VS. WVG KWSSDC DKKBZA specifically 'for nnlmals usually are not fit for human consumption. 'DBG RWSTLT ZGDZLGCA . DEAR ABBY: We have e nice backyard and I make good use of it on worm summer nights. I like to relax in e Yesterday's Cryptoquip - FORLORN MAN INSTALLED reclining chair with e cool drink, enjoying the evening SELF ON ISOLATED MESA. breezes. The scenery is nice, too. Our neighbor has s beautiful 17-year.old daughter whose bedroom has a ~ 1978 King Features Syndicate. Inv. picture window that is easily visible through the trees,' Today's CWptoqulP clue: 0 equal* R This girl has a habit of walking around nude in her ii~g~!;,.!'i 111c Cryptoqulp is a simple subaUtotlen cipher in which each bedroom, letter used stands for another. If you think that X equals O, it Inmke no special effort to see, I simply lie back in my will equal O throughout the puzzle. Single letters, short words, chair with my eyes open. and words using sn apestrophe can give you clues to locating My wife says I am no bet,ter than a summon Peeping vowels. Solution is accomplished by trial and error. Tom. I say I am just,taking advantoge of the lovely scenery, and I don't think I should he roqulred to look in the other direction. ~ po~- ee "'~--_--~._-_:-- . , , ~. ~..--i What do you think? ' " ' t '- " DEAR ,.OVER:, thl.k your w,fe,,houid wise up the I~~=~..~_~ _-,,~u~'=,~-~. ' nei~hb.r ~irl about the "lovoly vi,,,'' she's pro,'~dtug, " ; ' _'_...2.."

[ ~ l~ ~ ~ ' ~ " ] [ ' ' ~ , ~ ~ ~ -- _ % ~-~l CONFIDEN'rlAI, TO ~vi.J, IN PEORIA: llere's a good "Fifteen year~, up already?" "Albert, if you want a sandwich, they're The African mudfl~h can live for many months , rule to follow: H you don't know a persnn well enough to in its burrow beneath a dried-up stream bed. borro~ money fr.m him. don't lend him any. '10 eechr' . PAGE 10, THE HERALD, Tuesday, July 18, 1978 M.L.A. Unhappy At New Boundaries Sees It As Obvious Gerrymandering Report from the Legislative Okanagan. The City of The justification for doing into redistribution. Assembly Revelstoke and the northern away with Revelstoke- The effort that was made I]oeeoa portions of the former riding Slocan was that the riding, was to help the Social Credit By William S. King, M.L.A. Party at the expense of the (Revelstoke.Slocan) have been brought into a new with only 10,483 registered Many residents of the riding called Shuswap- voters in the last election, opposition parties, cutting Revelstoke which includes was too small. That's fine bits and pieces of NDP Revelsteke-Slocan riding are ridings and tacking them on disturbed, as I am, at the ,Chase, Enderby, Salmon reasoning for a com- I AHD Arm, Armstrong, Sicamous missioner truly commited to to Social Credit ridings and way the government has vice-versa wherever the net handled the re-drawing of and Falkland. representation by HARDWARE STORES The new riding of population. But the same result was more seats for electoral boundaries and the Social Credit in the next particular effect of that Shuswap-Revelstoke will commissioner recom- have a population of some mended no change whatever election. ,__- -.- - ANDERSON redistribution on our local The term tllat has been .. J area. 45,000 persons and is as large to the riding of Atlin in the as any urban riding ip the far north.west of the used to describe this In many ways, what has manipulation is happened to Revelstoke- Lower Mainland. But unlike province with only 3,158 such an urban riding, it is registered voters. gerrymandering, a crass Slocan is typical of all that is practise that got its name wrong, politically.inspired geographically large And what about Van- contains many scattered couvcr-Burrard? This two. and its infamy from one of and unfair in th~ report of the unhappiest days of U.S. Judge Lawrence Eckhardt, communities and several member city riding of 49.634 municipal governments with registered voters in the last • politics. the former Social Credit • Now it has happened in candidate who was given the separate problems requiring election, was also abolished the attention of energies of in redistribution and the B.C. Will it succeed? Is it T.V. GUIDE job of making the boundary possible that the govern- changes. their M.L.A. total number of seats for the All listings subject to change without notice. Clearly whoever put city of Vancouver, which has ment, unable to win supper¢ Under the bill that turned from the public through its lliilllilillllllilllmllmillllmlllllllaallllllllllllllllll Eckhardt's recom- together the new riding had long been under.represented no concept of the work that in terms of population, was management skills and its mendations into law, legislative programs, can Revelstoke-Slocan no longer will be required by the actually reduced from 12 to person who represents 10. win re-election by tampering exists. The southern sec- with the election machinery? Tuesday July 18 6 p,m. to midnight tions of the riding- including Shnswap-Revelstoke in the Making representation Legislature. Nor was he more reflective of population The publle, which in the Kaslo, the Lardeau region, real victim of this Nakusp and the S)ocan much concerned with the and the creation of ridings bonds that have been created that are economically or redistribution shame, will KING CFTK BCTV KCTS valley go to Nelson.Creston. have to answer those (CBr.) (CTV) (PBS) The Arrow Lakes south of in the former riding over the culturally cohesive were not (NOt) part of the effort that went questions. i Nakusp will be in North years. . 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