.'A,ILIA g,J, ~LD~;S V£.C~TORZA B C Alcan route for hydro, oil, rail Northern corridor may kill Kitimat line PRINCE RUPERT, 'B.C. to the West Coast, as a the northwest to a host of ",We can do it several move our northern produc- developments in the north crude oil has to be found on He said, however, that if (CP) --An oil pipeline nation builder in the true other developments. times over. We can build a tion, oil as well as gas, to the ndamay move this way. Metals the Canadian side of the big Canadian oil pools are paralleling the AlasKa lligh- sense of the word," he said. "As more oil reserves are largediameter oil line down highest price markets in other minerals will, Alaska-Yukon Boundary." found quickly in the north, it way natural gaspipeline is Even if big oil discoveries developed around Prudhse the Alaska Highway. North America. even some forest products. "It has to be found in large will make a Kitimat oil line inevitable, Jack Davis, are slow in coming, said the Bay, off-shore and on-shore, "We can pipe Alaskan' Oil "In transportation terms I "A railway link could be quantities in the MeKenzie redundant. British Columbia energy, minister, and even if a economists and engineers down from Edmonton see a big new northwest economic in time. And, with Delta or offshore where "Believe me, I'm not transport and com- Kitimat-toEdmonton oil will say what we can do with through the Inter-provincial corridor developing... all this happening, Canada's Dome Petroleum is ex- mentioning a Kitimat oil munications minister, said pipeline is built, "an oil line as we can do with oil," Oil Pipeline System to "Who know? Electricity two major transportation ploring now," he said. pipeline because I think it is Thursday. following the Alaska High- avis said. • Chicago as well. We can from major hydroelectric corridors to the coast (the "It may not happen inevitable," the miniSte~ Davis said in a speech to way route is inevitable in ! two national railways) tomorrow but it will happen said. "It may never be built. the Western Advisory the long run." would be joined by a third, eventually." "But Canadian energy Transport Committee at Davis also said that it was the Alaska Highway route, "We are bound to find oPolicy, dictated, mainly hy their annual meeting in this also inevitable that the the route that will really put ntario, can call for its coastal British Columbia McKenzie Valley gas northern B.C. and the Yukon more oil and gas in Arctic Canada, around the completition." community that the new pipeline proposal was on the economic map of He added tN~t if such a transportation corridoa rejected by the federal Canada." Mackenzie Delta and in the pipeline were built, it too being opened up by the pro- government. MUST DE FOUND Beaufort Sea." could be paralleled by posed gas pipeline is of far- "It shouldn't have been the l erald Davis qualified his Davis also said that the major economic activity reaching importance. shoved up front in the first Serving Terrace, Kitimat, the Hazeltons, Stewart and the NaBs prediction about the oil line Kitimat pipeline proposal along its route. • "Soon it will rank, along, place," said Davis. i down the highway by saying would not necessarily die if A copy of Davis's speech with our two trans- He. said that the Alaska VOLUME 71 NO. 105 Price: 20 ce~ts FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 30, 1977 that, "first, to make the oil flowed down the Alaska was released prior to continental railway routes Highway route will open up .... Alcan route viable for oil, Highway. delivery. Oil inquiry seeks secret documents VANCOUVER (CP) -- Dr. Rounthwalte argued that Thompson said he wants ~~~i~i .~i ~/'~ M q Andrew Thompson, head of the sub-cabinet level to be the judge as to whethar .. ~ the West Coast oil ports reports, studies' and the documents are truly inquiry, continued to press memoes are essential if the confidential. He has the , :~ ~ Wednesday for confidential inqulry is to gain a complete power to subpoena both ~: i ~::~:~(:~, federal documents con- •picture of the economic, witnesses and documents, earning pollution problems social and. environmental but he said he wants to use it ! ~i~: :::~ :~:::~!,~ - involving the world's oil impact an oil port would * r lbn gl tanker fleet.. have. • persuasion over an Yor~ar. • ~~ :~ "~=~: •~'~ / It was the second day in a • ~:i~:~ ~ ...... row that Thomlmon had decided his federal inquiry needed material which has not been made ~blic. Some of the documents are confidential, and :Z Thompson said be would .... need the eo-o~raUon of reduce taxes such cabinet ofheers as Ex- VERNON, B,C. (CP) -- giving an example to' the ~. ternal Affairs Minister Don Premier Bill Bennett today world of what can he done ,, J t threw cold water on a for industrial relations." . /,i :~:~.. Minister. Otto Laug and suggestion made Wed- Commenting on Vandar ,, ~.... Environment and Fisheries nesuay by Human Zalm's statement that B.C. ~ ,~. Minister Romeo LeBlanc. Resources Minister Bill is prepared to spend $250 ....• Thompson; a University of Vander Zalm that the million on the world's most o British Columbia law provincial sales tax be comprehensive state-run professor, has sought ieduced, health, care system Bennett ~ ~' " documents pertaining to Vandar Zaim said he said the "program was e~.~'..... : ::!:i:~i Canadian complaints to would like to/:at~e B.C.'s announced earlier this year ~:~i,,~,~:i/i" / countries about ships regis- seven per cent sales tax cut by the health minister and tered in {hem that have to five per cent ~: less. He myself and the figure given ~~:..,,, ., . ,...... • ppilled oil in or near said thego~arnments~d by V and~ Zalm I, would ~ ~ ~_ ...... : ....: ~:/ !~ Canadian :~ate .~ ...... Benfi~t~~ sales !i ...... ; :~...... = Colin Goodall silk screens T.sldrts for the Northwest Loggers Assoclatioh lnfla,ion controls are phased OUt and cocktail h0ur aiid banquet Saturday conte~ ~b~/en~- °~er?~:~would not come down~::! =• ~t~im~e~ofPa~~e'~ ~ mi~llo nmC~t festival which begins with entertainment tonight. The message reads, evening. Entertainment to go with the convention includes the Allan ments to a section of the "l'm a mother-loving'logger from Terrace, B.C." The shirts will be sold in Sisters singers at the REM Lee Then/re Friday and Saturday at 8 p.m., Canada Shippin~ Act •some thne yet because the April. conjunction with loggers' events. These include a safety eonference in the who share the stage with comedian Jay Hoyle und banjo-player Felix dealing with liability and money already was corn- ~- Terrace Hotel Saturday morning,a paneldiscussion on responsibility after Possak. compensation for oil spills. mitted. • WHAT COUNTRIES The premier pointed to the Thompson told Erik improved labor situation in Wang, a legal affairs officer the province, saying there Premier : Workingparents need babysitters in the •external affairs had been 85 per cent fewer department, that his inquiry man days lost in industrial needed to know when and to disputes in 1977 than in the VANCOUVER what country Canada has ewous year. Hesaid that British Columbia's future complained in receri~ years ure was achieved at a premier could be Bill about substantial oit dis- me when 80 per cent of the Vander Zaim - 0r so the charges. major industrial cbntracts Human Resources Minister ,, Church..evicts day care His request for documents were up for negotiation. mused Wednesday. came on the third day of Bennett said the labor "I'm not interested in the By DONNA VALLIERES the board received word last find other accommodation square footage, yard space, family, total income and testimony concerning in. record will pay dividends job right now, but eight to 1O Herald staff week that the eentre's lease by the end of the year. washrooms and health and family expenses. ternational laws governing for B.C. in both Europe and years down the road, if I'm Working parents of pre- will not be renewed in "H we can't find a new fire requirements. A rough estimate would sea-borne oil ~hipments. Japan. He said B.C. is the still interested and if the school children may be December. facility ... 25 parents will be be that a single ]parent with Wang said that in the past bnght spot in Canada with The centre has been one child earning $600 a people want me, thenmaybe caught in a bindif the looking for babysitters," operating out of the building 10 years Canada has. an-inflation rate less than I'll take a shot at it," he Terrace Day Care 'Centre St. Matthew's Anglican Effray stated. month or less, with normal complained 80 times to the national average and a on Park Avenue since 1973. expenses, would not have to said. • canno fmd another building Church, which owns the The board treasurer said It is operated by the Terrace foreign countries about oil real growth rate of close to ~He said that "someone in town where they can building housing the child there was no other facility in any pertionof ~e fee. six per cent. • Day Care Society, made up tankers. He said that only 30 46 " • have to do the job if Bill operate the child care care centre, has informed .town to her knowledge every $20 extra income per cent of the complaints Everyone from labor Premier Bennett goes- and fo all parents wnese over that, the parent would facility. the parents group that the which would meet the children attend the centre, ware investigated by the through to m~inagement is I don't want that person to Pauline Effray, treasurer church needs the building stringent governmen{ pay a $5 portion. countries, and only 17 of the showing considerable re- he Dave Barrett Now and a board of directors Less than half of the on the board of parents for the use • of their parish regulations for day care administers the operation. 80 cases resulted in straint," he said. "We are Democratic Party leader." which runs the centre, said and the centre will have to centres which include children who come to the penalties to ship owners. The society snows no day care centre are from Thompson asked, whether ' / profits, Effray stated, and single parent families, the names of the countries any money tht that is left according to child care were confidential. Wang over after expenses are paid supervisor Virginia Chase. replied they were not, but each month goes back into Chase, who came to added that complaints and Buckle up/ the centre by expanding Terrace from Kelowna in investigations are normally prepares and purchasing July to take the job as done in confidence. HERALD STAFF Here are the requirments equzpment. supervisor, said she .was On the basis of previous concerned she would be out New seat belt legislation for various vehicles by However, because of the of a job along with the other re~,lts, he said, Canada goes into effect on Saturday, .model year; costs of running a day care ~y have to do more than October 1, and from that day -1965 to 1971 passenger cars: program, there is usually four staff members if the ' ~ust "name names." on' drivers and some pelvic or upper torso. little money left after rent, centre had to close. Thompson~ also Seeks passengers will be facing -1972 passenger cars: utilities and staff salaries However, she Said the real material about possible charges if cought not Pelvic or upper torso in- are paid, Effray said. hardship would come to the future amendments to the wearing seat belts. front, left andright, front parents who depend on the Canada Shipping Act that There are 25 youngsters centre for full-time, quality Sgt. Bud Cummings of the centre and rear seat. • aged three to five who at- would give Canadians Terrace detachment RCMP -1973 and 1974 passenger day care for their greater protection against tend the school full time, youngsters. traffic division, said the new cars, convertibles and and another 14 have be been "All the parents here the possibility of oil spills, law, "is going to be hard to commercial trucks: pelvic and easier legal remedies put on a/waiting llst until would have to find other enforce, but we will enforce or upper tsso in front left vacancies come up. The means of having their for damages when they do it.", • and i'Igbt, front centre and occar. centre receives frequen! children looked after," Sgt.Cummingssaid rear seat. requests from other parents Chase said. "Either that or ORDERS MEETING -1975 and 1976 passenger • He. directed commission persons cought not wearing who do not put their names quit their jobs. And most of the belts during cars, convertibles, com. on the long waiting list. them can't afford to quit counsel Russell Anthony to routineinvestigations would mercisl trucks: pelvic and meet with Martin Lowe, a their jobs." he charged under the Motor upper torso in iron t left and This is proof in itself that "It would he really hard federal government lawyer, Vehicle Act and would be right,pelvic or upper torso and Ann Rounthwaite, a there is a need for an all-day for everyone if it has to close liable to a maximum fine of in centre front and rear centre in this town, Effray down," she added. lawyer, representing the Sl0O. seats. Kitinmt 0iI Coalition. The stated. Board treasurer Pauline There will be "no all-out -1977 convertibles and Effray said the board has coalition oppose~ a campaign," he said, but commercial trucks over The day care facility is propesal, since suspended, open from 7 a.m. until 6 p.m. not yet had time to in- instead police would take a 10,000: pelvic or upper torso vestigate alternate ac- ~o build an oil terminal at "common sense approach." in front level and right, and has staff working shifts Kitimat on British to accommodate various commodation for the centre Figuring out what kind of centre front and rear seats. so it is not known if the Columbia's northern coast. seat belts individual -1977 chassis mouonted work schedules of the Anthony said he didn't parents who need the centre will be able to vehicles require and where emaper: pelvic or u[pper continue. know which documents to they have to be gets com- torso in front left and nght, centre. ask for. Lowe told reporters About one.third of the "'We have to have more plicated, but generally a centre front and rear seats. meetings before we can during a. break in the seat blot must be worn -1977 motor home and for- children who attend the day hearings that many I care centre are subsidized .discover whether we're in a wherever there has been one ward control vehicles: 'crisis situation," she said.. cooaments are considered installed by the pelvic or upper torso in front through a provincial day confidential, and that if It's buckle-up time whether you llke it or not. Starting tommorrow, any adult care fees . assistance But to find another manugacturar. Seat belt left and right. bufldlng is goin g to be Thompson demands them, regulations have been Drivers of 1973 and 1977 caught not wearing a seat belt where one has been installed by the automobile program which pays yup to the government may.ap~. manufaeutrer will face a fine of up to $I00. Here Gloria Kulper makes sure son 100 percent of the $140 a difficult, Effray stated. required for all models of buses must wear pelvic or "We're really going to his order to the teaaral Cars since 1965 models. upper torso. Devon will have a safe ride. month fee depending on the courts., I number of persons in the have to dig." PAGE 2, THE HERALD, Friday, September 30, 1977

In brief: l Energy committee on Library now. Broadcast burning wood wastes open Sundays funds Next-da' mail soon Sond, offered Y British Columbia has In cooperation and with preparation of a capital cost Sunda . TORONTO (CP) -- Post office officials say next-day moved another step forward shared fundingwith B.C. estimate for a prototype of Sun~ay hours are 2 to 5 p.m. The library new, Financial assistance in deUvery of mafl across Canada will be closer to reality next in the further use of wood Hydro, a study has just been the new and different longer, weekdayhour~sare~.vingPoP~ar. Hun are the amount of $105,000.00 year when a new $105---million Gateway postal sorting waste as an energy source, approved to identify sites process developed by B.C. 10a.m. to 9p.m. Tuesday to mary andlop.m, to ;3p.m. Boradcastinghas been offered Society to the Atlin to centre in nearby Mississauga becomes fully operational. A coordinating committee throughout the province Research. Saturday. enable construction of radio has been formed from the where large scale wood Mr. Gish, in commenting and television rebroadcast Spokesman Ed Roworth said that next-day deliveries forest industry, the federal waste fuel fired thermal on the program, said, "It is facilities bringing CBC already are operating with 96-per-cent ,fficency across govenrment and the stations and co-generation important to reaHze that tbe HosDitalauxilary service into the Ontario. provincial government with facilities might be located forest industry has already --- x- -- -- . of Atlin, in communitYnorthwest . Norman Gish. Chairman of and to exaniine the gone a long wa to becoming c party BritiishMpIonaC°lumbia'CampagnoloSkeenaan- Nazis in German Army? mission,the acting as om-Chair-feasibility eoono, .dof'shch ,eohn,oa, in-self-sufficient in energy and tO that it currently produces hold offee nounced Wednesday. man of the Committee. A stallations. If the studies about one-third of its total The assistance will consist BONN (AP) -- West German defence authorities have program, which will be prove favourable, these energy requirements. It is HERALD STAFF Auxiliary members .also started an investigation into reports that a group of army jointly funded by the in- facilities could feed elec- Members of Kit(mat make handicrafts for sate in of $52,500.00 from the lieutenantsthe Armed stagedForces a Universitymock burning in Munich.of Jews last February at government,dustry and the twohas levelsbeen of powertricity intogrid theand provincial possibly fortunatemanufacturing that products in Hospital Auxiliary will hold the gift shop and visit offederal British government, Columbia andas A newspaper story of the incident, which said university developed to examine three supply process heat to resourcefr°mthe itrenewablealso producesf°reSta Tuesdayacoffee party atin the7:30hospitalP'm' care.Patients in the extended $52,500.00from the province authorities had hushed up the case, brought Jewish main areas, surrounding communities or waste product which can be cafeteria for anyone in- Tickets and table announced by the demands Thursday that the officers be dismissed. The direct combustion of This°therhasindustrialthe advantageCUSt°mers'of used for energy purposes., group.terested in joining the auxiliaryreServati°nsballtof°rbe the~ TheH°n°arablecontributionJaCkisDaviS'made wood waste to produce process heat for use in such utilizing the Wood waste to As the province's major New members wil be Nov. 5 at Riverlodge mayh available through the Maggi fo eft t ap.plicationsas sawmill dry the greatest possible extent, industry and a substantial asked to contribute a few obtained from Dorothy provision of the remote e shows r ben ~,, The gasification of wood user of electricity, natural hours each month to the Cheyne at 632-3871 or Jean rural community com- Theuseofwoodwaste as a waste holds promise for the gas and oil, it is a logical service of their choice. Fourneit at 632-6051. ponent of the Canada- . NEW YORK (CP) -- Margaret Trudeau turned up fuel for co-generation of future and the Committee first step to work with the.. Option include work in the Members have chosen a British Columbia Special wean.caRRy at Katja's, a leading Manhattan night spot, electricity and process heat will encourage the further forest industry to achieve gift shop, the children's country garden theme for Rural Development ~.aring the chairmanship with Mrs. Edgar Bronfman and at large forest industry refinement olrthe Ainsworth further l~ains in energy ward, hairdressing, the ball. Anyone wanting to Agreement whereby Diner New York personalities in a united cerebral palsy complexes, gasffier at Clinton and has conservation and the sub- television distribution or help with the decorations community services are charity affair. The gasification of wood approved an engineering st(rut(on of hog fuel for other touring the wards with the should cantacat Mrs. improved, lessening their The gathering was a kick-off for the Nov. 18 main event waste to produce a fuel gas feasibility, study and the sources, service carts. Cheyne. isolation. • for the charity. With Mrs. Trudeau was her frequent New which can be used for a York companion, Princess Yasmin Khan. variety of purposes, e'-- "Nt In the area of the d/rect :.: combustion of wood waste, a 13 COWS and a place in B.C. "s history nco e wins one roun ,.,oned be Co rd d completedstudy has by yearbeen end com- that Swan protector has five days to leave :::~ NEW YORK (AP) -- The Concorde supersonic jetliner will provide an up-date on. ~i won another round today in the long court battle aimed at current technology ann granting landing rights for the faster-than-sound plane at evaluteexistingeqmpment. BELLA COOLA, B.C. village about 450 kilometres cows, which she keeps She is feeding the cattle by Withwinter about to set in ~ Kennedy Airport, but the ruling does not open the way to This will allow the small (CP) -- A 73-year-old northwest of Vancouver tethered and protected by cutting hay by hand and Mrs. Edwards faces an imminent landings by the aircraft, sawmiller, for example, to woman, who gamed in- where she is living with her tents onthe rented property, carrying it to them. uncertain future and is ,~: The federal Court of Appeals lifted a ban on the plane at more effectively select ternational recognitiol son Ralph and 13 cows she are direct descendants of During the 1920s and 1930s unsure what to do with her i! the airport, but the ruling is certain to be appealed within equipment for his Imrticular during the 1920s and 1930s claims are a part of B.C. the ones she had at the Edwards cared for the cows. the 21-da~, period specified in the decision, thin delaying needs. The B.C. Develop- with her fight to save history. Lonesome Lake about 112 trumpeter swns that win- "It's too late to take them .~. any landings, ment Corporation ,s trumpeter swans faced with She and her son, who is kilometres southeast ol teredin the Atnarko Valley, into the bush and I don't preparing a financing extinction, now faces a unemployed, are unable to here, where she and her about 64 kilometres east of want to kill them off," she package which will be personal struggleto stay in PaY the rent. Mrs. Edwards husband lived for 40 years. Bella Coola, b~ pacldng 45 said. "But I've been ~iven availble to the sawmiller her rented home. admits she owes $800, but "I've been with them pounds of gram in by foot five days to get out which is i an will pay hijackers dw.rd ian.ord the ,re.,ne a.m,.,e,s oe onoea..ko, d,d.'t th k Jr)_at.- assistance and provided the eviction from a home in this correct figure is $1,400. Iwas seven years old," she 40-kilometre trip from they could to to an old age installation is technically ~oastal British Columbia She says many of her 13 said. Lonesome Lake. pensioner." i DACCA(AP) -- The Japanese government agreed today and economically viable. ' to hand over $6 million and nine prisoners to ransom 146 JapanesePers°nsheldairlinerhOStageat DaccabY terroriStSairport, aboard a hijacked ¢#Sl~p in the face"--Bennett But the government asked for an extension of the : refuseddeadline,oneThe by terrorists, one the and if offertheir one who demandsof of freedom, havethe prisoners threatened are not met, was to are killreported from their thehostages to ultra-have '' We should be subpoenaed , "Barrett leftist Japanese Red Army. They have released five hostages, victoria cp-Opposition appear before the corn- The former New thin~ of the facts, and Gary Lauk, and Joseph 'workonthenow-idledDease Leader Dave Barrett has mission to give testimony. DemoncraticPartypremeir avoidance of "political Broadment, foremer vice- Lake extensiom New ~,,,.~"viet o,,÷,O];o,ooteou told the royal commission "i'm saying that the. only said written statements like baffle-gab." president.., as well as .... investigatin$ the Crown- way the royal commission those submitted by W.A.C. Barrett made the corn- Economic Development truth,""I'm not he 'said...Iafraid of ha~e thb MOSCOW (AP)--The~Qiet'Uninnlaunched today a new :~ned.~:Br|tmh Columbia can avoid being a political Bennett, cannot be as useful merits following release of Minister Don Phillps' adn absolutley nothing to hidE:" • l~'ilWay that he, former platform is to order us allby as personal appearances, copies of a letter he sent and Premier Bill Bennett space station, Salyut 6, into orbit, the official news agency premier W.A.C. Bennett all subpoena," Barrett tld where cross-examination earlier in the day to Martin should be subpoened to give In Vernon, Premier Tass announced, should be compelled to reporters Thursday. can lead to a fuller unear- R. Taylor, commission a cross examination... Bennett criticized Barrett's It was believed the station was sent up unmanned but in counsel. "If we are not all called to suggestion that he, Barrett preparation for a new series of manned space flights. There f/1,,,~ He told Taylor that,as testify on this basis, I and several other people was speculation that a crew would be rocketed to Salyut 6 services reqttested, he would give the believe there is a danger should be subpoenaed, by Oct. 4, the 20th anniversary of the launching of the first commission a written that the l)ublic may feel the calling it a slap in the face. arlificial space satellite by the Soviet Union. CN submission, but that he comnfisslon's final report Bennett said the com- Tass described Salyut 6 as an "orbital scientific station." Put Be Rail under should be called before the will not contain the full story . mission does not need and commission . to give of the railway." advice from the NDP leader Barrett saidhe wanted the. Saharib ifo VANCOUVER (CP) -- seeking access t° CN's acc°rding t° B'C' g°vern" testim°ny""Because I consider it commission to have full on how it should carry out CC n an n roe The royal commission in- northern lines to create a ment policy, essential that the public be access to all the con- its duties. vestigating the affairs of the larger railway. The major disadvantage made aware of the full story troversies surrounding the The premier said the i . OTTAWA(CP)-- The first stages of the ban on foods and British Columbia Railway SERVE NORTHWEST of the third option, he'said, of the ,,problems of the railway, including last commission does not need ..beveral~escontaining saccharin, vigorously opposed and at heard proposals Wednesday In his presentation, is that rates for level of railway, said BARRETT, DECEMBER'S CON- any advice from the NDP times ridiculed in Canada and the United States, goes into that the troubled company Clapham stressed the ad- service offered would have "I feelthat I, as a former TROVERSIALt ¥4.% leader on hou it should carry effect Saturday. be turned over to Canadian vantages and disadvantages to be negotiated-- and railway president, W.A.C. MILLION OUT+OF+- out its duties. , A decision to ban sales of the artificial sweetener was National Railways or cut of each alternative 'and agreement may or may not Bennett, also a foremer COURT SETTLEMENT The premeir said the taken last March by then health minister Marc Lalonde back to service profitable described the probable be achieved, railway president, along WITH MEL Paving. commission has clear terms after Canadian tests showed that saccharin produced areas only. impact of each on the Clapham said some of the with past railways dlrecotrs MEt, had alleged civil of reference and he had cancer in rats. Mr. Justice Lloyd province, options would result in Ray Williston, Einar fraud in connection with tbe every confidence in the As of Saturday the sale of soft drinks, beverage mixes and McKenzie, chairman of the Questioned by com- higher rates or loss of Gunderson, Willian King, tendering of contracts for commission members. beverage bases containing saccharin will be banned. Begin- three-man royal com- mission lawyer Peter service to some shippers-- ning Feb. l next year, the sale of saccharin alone or in com. mission, said the proposals Ballem, Irwin said the and all the options except bination with cyclamate outside of pharmacies also will be were discouraging, consultants were not ad- five and six Would result in banned, "The disadvantages of vocaling adoption of any of loss of railway jobs. each alternative seem to the alternatives, butsaidthe Earlier testimony R/ay yst b/a d overwhelm all the options," secdnd option (control under presented to the commission e s em me he said. a Northwest Rail Authority) said shifts in priorities The chairman's comment looked promising, imposed studies " and' MONTREAL (CP) -- A faulty protection relay system at caused one of the authors of He said the prime ad- organizational change have , the proposal, consultan~ vantage in control by a left BCR management on a power station near the QuebecLabrador border caused Neal Irwin, to reply that the Northwest Raft Authority is slippery footing. the two major electricity failures which hit Quebec last difficulty of choosing one of that it would provide an The Report, prepared for CASH ~ at S,;TrLEMENT week, a HydroQuebec official said today., the options illustrates the opportunity to create an the commission by Douglas t IN FULL Jean-V. Villeneuve, manager of proauction and tran- onerous task faced by the integrated regional network Norman, western regional DAYu~- /~ OLD THORNHILL Emission, said in a statement failure of the relay system at commission, to serve the northwest. SALE ~ FI RE HALL BEFORE the Montagnais station, coupled with the explosion of a The options proposed by The major disadvantages partner with Currie, REMOVAL Coopers and Lybrand Ltd. ~~ CLARK RD.. HWY. 16 E. FROM defective metering and protective device called a potential Irwin and Charles Clapham of that option is that :BCR's /~~ (turn Rt. at L & D MOTORS) PREMISES transformer, caused the first blackout Sept. 20. were intended to providethe ability to expand ~ would c d e commission with ideas for require agreement~ith management for their ~ i .,oo:~-m;l~, silenced ~:~,, army institutional alternatives to other partners in:'[Ethe dedication and hard work. . SON. O~T. 2, 1977 I:00PU ' BCR's present provincial authority and higher:~tes but gave them poor scores " for a lack of long-term .. open to view at 12 NOON government control, or reduced services ~uld planning. ISLAMABAD (Reuter) -- The military government ALTERNATIVES NAMED curtail its ability to r~uce moved against the supporters of ousted premier Zulifar Ali The six alternatives in- current losses, he sai~': Norman was also critical WINDSHIELD NEW & USED FURNITURE CARS . Bhutto on Thursday by arresting his daughter, warning his cluded: Clapham said the l)f'ime of a shortage of properly ANTIFREEZE & TRUCKS wife to keep quiet and hinting at the postponement of --transfer BCR to the advantage of transferrmg to marshalled and timely GAS LINE APPLICANCES TENT TRAILER elections to restore Pakistan to civilian rule. control of another railway, CN is that BCR, as part of a information on how the ANTIFREEZE BOAT TRAILER Authorities placed Benazir Bhutto, 24, under house arrest such as Canadian National, national enterprise, would railway is performing, MISC. CAR PARTS FRIDGES RECORD UTILITY TRAILERS until Oct. 3 for making provocative statements at a cam- and run it as a national be integrated with a railway needless duplication of CAR WAXS WASHERS PLAYERS OUTBOARD paign rally Wednesday.. enterprise; that has a strong presence in effort in some areas and a TIRES (NEW & USED) DRY£RS T~'S MOTORS They also warned her mother, Nusrat, to stop inciting --transfer it to a yet-to-be- the northwest, shortage of help in others. MOTOR OILS $0 CHAIRS CHILD'SCRli 23' RIVER BOAT people to violence while leading the raKistan Peoples formed Northwest Rail The major disadvantages Party's campaign for general elections promised for Oct. AlbertaAuthority railways comprised and theof wouldability beto controlin BCR's capital limited ex- A.He saidC. thatBennett during the ad-W. POLAROID LAWN ORNAMENTS OIL FURNACE 18. northern sections of CN; penditures for extensions or ministration the B.C. CAMERAS GARDEN HOSES OIL TANK service improvements, he government-owned railway POWER SAW L ea d ers get togeth er agreement-~nt~, into with an operatinganother said. was managed in autocratic 4 WHEEL HORSE BUGGY PROPANEH.W. TANK railway, such as CN, to form Irwin conceded that it style and decision-making ELECTRICAL was highly centralized. SUPPLIES a much larger enterprise; might not be easy to find Since the fall of that MOGADISHU (Reuter) -- The Western Somalia --retain the present B.C. another railway, even CN, Liberation Front (WSLF) claimed to control a quarter of governmentwith a policy control, aimed butat withwilling its toenormous take over d(~bt BC andR percentgovernment, of the he topsaid and80 ITEMS LISTED ABOVE ARE MERELY AGUIDEAND IN GaraEthi°piaMarda°nThursdaYPass. after winning the crucial battle of the operating only profitabl( daily losses of $125,000.~ havemiddlechangedmanagementhands,jobs ~:ONDITIoN.NOWAY A WARRENTYITEMs, ORsuBJEcTGUARANTEETo ASADDITIONs,TO AGE OR Following the capture of the tank base of Jijiga, the front sections of the line on a user- DELETIONS OR MINOR CHANGES AS YOU MAY FIND said, WSLF forces were about 40 kilometres (25 miles) to pay basis; " COSTS HIGHER Norman said 'he account- DAY OF THE SALE. thewest, advancing on the old waUed city of Harar. --retain B.C. government Clapham said the prime ability of the board to The fronts latest communique said 80 Ethiopiam had control, along with a policy advantage of the third op- government is unclear and SALE CONDUCTED been killed at Babille. of continuing to operate tion (operating agreement there is no statement on the BY Military observers believed the Babille gap was the last unprofitable development with another railway) is role government now has in defensible position before Harar, so the WSLF report of sections of the line; that BCR would be run by a determining over-all goals 1713 LAUREL LEO DE JONG 53$.5368 fighting at Bah(lie might mean the Ethiopians were trying --retain the present large naUonal enterprise, and methods of' meeting to dig in there, control, but with the railway but subject to direction them. THE HERALD, Friday, September 30, 1977, PAGE 3 " Skeena NDI Candidates , Planned disaster

Two vie" for nomination A plunnedparents disaster stoged nightmare last nJgllt to teat Kitimat ' emergene~, resources proved the community can react withm minutes to the first call for help. , was showing any interest ~, daidmeeasure,...By .bU'd_ding policy of replenishing small The simulated dimster was every parents night- "and I was hoping to get a hatcheries the government streams andrivers, he says, mare come true -- an accident involving two buses race started." If Jim Fultonis elected as hopes to make up for but this plancould be filled with high school students. If he wins, "the focus of the next federal New damage done to other rivers speeded up by just putting The buses collided with another vehicle at the in- my campaign would, be Democratic Party. can- without having to repair people to work removing tersection of Kin~isher and Nalabila, two of Kitimat's economic, with the central didate for Skeena, he'll run them. A better plan~e says spawning obstacles by hand. busiest streets, at 7:12 p.m. The first police car theme, the lack of regional a campaign based on party would be to pay logging The Canada works arrived at the scene 90 seconds later. A fire truck from economic planning for issues, but "with some companies a percentage of program is another pet the Kitimat Fire Department was in position by 7:16 p.m. northwest B.C." humor angles - I mean that stumpnge values for uncut terget~ of his. "It's no The "key sub-area" of his in the largest sense of the trees in areas where logging solution to anything. "The •First aid attendants and ambulances from Alcan campaign would deal with word - not frivolous. woul damage spawning Liberals don't have a and Eurocan helped the hospital ambulance cope with land claims- nearly half "There has to be some grounds. mandate to develop 33 injured passengers. Less than an hour after the accident, victims had been cleared through the the riding is in contention, phenomena surrounding the "the Tlel River is dead" secondary industry, so what Jim Fulton Considering the power candidate -who the can- s as the result of logging they do is drive up and down h0s~ital emergency department to treatment areas. Bill Goodacre Skeena MP Iona Cam- didate is," activity, he says. the street and drop little marketing hand-made an d Director of nurses Mrs. Phil Jansen called in seven Bill Goodacre thinks Joe paguolo is supposed to have, Fulton, 27, is just the guy He is particularly in- bundles of money goods manufactured with off-duty doctors, 15 nurses plus x-ray and laboratroy Clark's going TO win the next very little has been done to to run that kind of cam- canoed about B.C. Hydro's everywhere." small amounts of technicians. "Staff response was good and patients •federal election and he's got plans to divert the Instead of spreading machinery flowed fairly well," Mrs. Jansen said. a few bottles bet on the. St~ies l)y Stu Ducklow MacGregor River to build money around through The govern sent won't go She described patients's behavior and simulated outcome. Managing Editor- - up water behind the Bennett works grants, the govern- for this plan, he says, injuries as extremely realistic. His predictions are a bit , Dam, while removing some 'ment should help small, because its a socialist Injuries included a severed artery, a peice of glass s ~c n s Md n d r si h g r settle native rights since the paigu. His e~es sparkle with of the supply ~het through secondary industries. The concept, "and they don't embedded in a victims' stomach, fractures and Clark's popularity right now government opened talks an impish w~t just below the the Fraser River. With the skills in a community could believe in the basic lacerations. Mrs. Barry Blix, Mrs. Fran Doyle and and the fact that Goodacre, with the Nishga people in surface and his con- high concentration of ef- he analyzed, a development usefulness of people." Mrs. Diane Oakden spent two hours making up the 26, of Smithers, is one of two January, 1976. The Liveral versation often spills over fluents in the Fraser the plan made and funding --~Ce-n~xt electOR will crash victims. people running for the ~overnmentis participating into warm laughter. temperature will rise the supplied to meet the skills, come after the anti-inflation Disaster committee chairman Steve Stevens said nomiuntion Saturday as the m a "stalling game" with Fulton, a probation of- few degrees necessary to he says. measures have been the emergency had been planned to stress facilities of federal New Democratic the provincial government, ricer, lives in Tlel, on kill salmon fry, he said, and Small industries the dropped by the govern- .police, fire department, hospital and auxiliary forces. Party candidate for the passmg the buck between Graham Island in the Queen the Fraser will be finished ovemment could develop ment, he said, and, with a He pointed out that although the cooperating groups Skeena. one and the other, he says, Charlottes, an area he fell in for fishing. ~ere include oyster har- glint of humor in is eyes, knew the disaster would be staged they had no idea In a conversation about "and the losers are the love with after moving ' Fisheries Minister Romeo vesting smoking salmon, "after Margaret and Pierre what kind of emergency would be involved or when it two weeks ago, I offered a people of the northwest, there in 1971 to do a com- Leblanc appears to have b u tn ilgun't d 1 i hay e.a reconciliation." would occur. , more conventional especially the native people. munications model on the prediction: Clark would get There's no logical way to Islands on an opportunities thrown out of his own seat, proceed with development for youth grunt. He also the Liberals would elect until the claims are set- helped start the Hecate nearly 200 members and the 'tied." Strait Co-op there. NSP would become the The Kitimat Pipeline He moved back to the official opposition. His propnsal,is a "horrendo~ Charlottes this summer PR"-UDEN & CURRIE .is LTD. answers were no, no and mistake. A pipeline can ¢ after spe spending two maybe. He then offered to be justified by saying years in Mackenzie. Place me on his betting Canada needs the oil- He became involved in the sheet. I declined, and we'rest, i exporting it tothe NDP in 1967 while attending considering Clark's slow U.S:, while Alberta is Simon Fraser University, climb in popularity lately, running out of reserves. and worked for Graham • Goodaere may know what The Canadian govern- during the campaign !i,~"• = ': • ,~-~.. he's talking about, sent should spend money tO that swept the party to The man himself does not upgrade the technology TO power in B.C. in 1972. In the l!jly,lt!tf,rI" "', PEACEFU L EASY 1975 campaign he worked FEELING IMMACULATE THREE look like a politician at all. get oil and fund exploration IVER VIEW This open beam ceiling home A GREAT FAMILY HOME He tends to stare at the wall to get more accurate for alf Nunweiler in This 3 bedroom home Is BEDROOM Is mostly finished in cedar, 1300 sq.ft, wlth fully flnlshed Located on fully landscaped while elaborating on his estimates of how much we Mackenzie. • situated on landscaped lot has a large living room with basement. Main floor 3 economic theories which have, he said. If a federal'election were which backs onto the Skeena. and fenced lot on Graham QUIET AREA & MINIMUM fireplace, 3 good sized bedroom wlth ensulta off Avenue. Wall to wall, double OF TRAFFIC involve "a national plan to The federal government held right now, the Liberals It's located In a very quiet bedrooms, large rear sundeck master. Large kitchen. L would do well and the NDP, area. OII F.A furnace In part windows. Will qualify for Dstlghtfully different SpaclouE re~axtritate the economy." should also take the and a full basomeht with a shaped llvlng room and dlnlng CMHC 95 percent financing. 2 bedroom morn basement acre talks very well initiative in planning the use though bedim, organized.. basement, on ma!n floor; sauna, fireplace and partially room, fireplace basobment would recoup ds losses from three bedrooms, bath, living Call Swain McColl for In. home, very large living room, about economics. He has a of our resources and getting finished recreatloo room. The has 2 bedrooms, large rec formation on howyou can own iNIth floor to open calling, the 1974 election. The party room, modern kitchen and large lot has a rear view of the room with wet bar, 2 bachelor's degree in the together with the provinces. dining plus laundry.muc your homefor very little cash. I)rlck fireplace, attache~ subject from the University Right now multinational will indeed become the Skeana Valley. Phone Rusty bedrooms, laundry room. ~arpert drive by 4611 Mc. of B.C. and completed part companies in Canada "play official opposition sooner or room. Orive by 2510 Kerr and Liungh for viewing. There Is an attached garage. phone Dwaln McColl tO view Sundecks front and rear and a Connel and give Bob Sheridan of his graduate studies one government against the later, he feels, but probably. • col not this time around. anytime. Asking low 30's. • large lot. Situated Inan ex- before he became disen- other" pulling out their 4 cellent area. Phone Bob chanted with the campus investments to pressure for He would not attack .system and..lef.t...Econo.mics legislative chang.es. All Skeena MP Iona Cam- Sheridan. m noc c.allea t.~. msm~ these companies nave in pagnolo on personal or science mr nommg, ann .~na,~d~.~.smone, , hesaid, so economic issues. '/It's hard to fighL them when they .... " "ts " ...... SPACIOUS MODERN HOM i:'' '"K~ ~-~a~g" the federal TIDY STARTER HOMI-" Compact house for the young Only 3 years old, 1288 sq.ft. Goodaere, who now works suffer. program is a ban- NEAT. CLOSE TO TOINI~ family with two bedrooms, wlth full basement, modern as the manager of the dairy AND SCHOOLS wall to wall carpeting, mud kitchen, nlce dlnlng room, 2 department in the family- ;~.:;:.:.:÷:-:;:.z=:;:.:;:;.';:.:;:;:.:-:..'-:.:-:.:.:~z:~:: Affractive three bedroon room with storage and the flreplocee ensulte plumblng FOR FAMILY LIVING owned grocery business in ~:~ home with wall to wall car. house has been newly GREAT FAMILY LOCATION off master bedroom, rec. This fully finished home In Smi~er,, became involved If s~r~t~ 3sting, acorn fireplace, ap. decorated. Full price Convenient to all school room, all bedrooms, living centrally located on a paved with the party after the last )roxlmately 110 sq. ft. with 1 $28,000.00. For viewing phme levels this 1200 sq.ft, full room, and dining room nicely street. Three bedrooms, two K&J bedroom, rumpus room with a basement home has natural carpeted. Located In an or- provincial election. At that baths, living room, dining ' i time, he says, there was ;.:~ wet bar, laundry room and rock fireplace. Ensulte b'active area of Weetvlo~/Dr. room, and kitchen with nook little concern for federal -:]: storageon the basement level. plumbing. 3 additional Call Bob Sheridan. on the main floor. The bedrooms In basement. At. matters. The party was AUTO PARTS& TIRES There Is an attached carl)oH v% basement Is full developed and the property Is land. tached carport.extra built with roc room and fireplace, looking for someone to stand Ins. Nicely treed lot. Asking for president, "and I said, WINTER TIRES scaped and fenced. Contact bath, two bedrooms, laudry Bert LIungh to view. $49.000. Give Bob Sheridan a room, and storage area. sure." He was acclaimed call. esident again last G18x14 $36,03 CAPTIVATING VIEW OF Priced to sell in the flfty's. anksgiving when the TERRACE AND SKEENA Drive by 4721 Tuck Avenue party elected officers for the G18x1§ $36,|5 VALLEY and then give John Currle a riding after the federal 4609 Westvlew has 3 bedroom, call for complete details. boundaries redistribution I§x12 winter radials $31,86 full basement, 2 fireplaces, CENTRAL LOCATION • TWO eut out some of its territory rumpus room, attached BLOCKS TO DOWNTOWN in the east. Many More SPE01ALS garage, kitchen Is loaded with SCHOOLS AND ARENA cabinets and range and frldge He announced his in- TWO BEDROOM i It makes this 3 bedroom one tention to run for the can- 4908 Hwy. 16 W. BUNGALOW Included, hot water heating. and half storey home Ideal for didacy last February, he (across from Pohle Lumber) 638-8484 Attractive home with wall to Very private and secluded an active family. Features says, because no one else wall carpeting, rear sundeck. setting. Asking $65,000 and UNIQUELY OIFFERENT Include full basement, shake Price reduced to 30,000for thll a lot 92x102 fully landscaped will conslderoffers. Give Bob Quality constructed full bsmt roof, wall to wall, large kit. chert and dining. Drive by 4638 neat two bedroom home. Clou and a full basement with two. m~m~mmmmmmmaSheridan a call. home with 3 Ixlmns off an Onvles and call Dwaln McColl to schools. This home has wall bedrooms, 3 piece bathroom ,! upper balconey which to wall carpotlng. There Is a and rumpus room. For overlooks the living room and to view. Priced under $40,000. separate garage with a viewing Phone Bert Llungh. dining room. Modern kitchen workshop. Nlcaly landscaped with laundry room lust a step with a garden area. Vendor away. Study room with patio will carry secondary finan- doors to deck, Fireplace In cing to the right party. To living room and bamt has free view this multiple listing No. standing fireplace In a large 2662. Phone Rusty LIungh. carpeted rumpus room. Sundeck over carport. Twin seal windows. New listing In THE KITCHEN YOU town on Dairy Ave. See this SPLIT' LEVEL IN TOW--N-- really different well built PRICED TO SELL.ANXIOUS Spacious home with 3 levels ALWAYS WANTED home with BOb Sheridan. OWNER finished Including three He~ej it is • "kitchen with 3 bedrooms.full basement. bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, cabinets galore In this top attractive fireplace, built.In fireplace, sating area In the quality full bsmt 3 brmn range and oven, built.In china THOR~I~II I.-L . HA----NOYMAN kitchen plus dining room, and ~n~e,. 2 bathrooms, large cabinet, enclosed patio at SPECIAL a large family room and entry c~,roR~1od living and dlnlng rear, 2 bedrooms, bathroom, Price reduced from $25,500 to on the ground level. The roaR,s, flnlsh~d rec room, rumpus room In basement. $22,500. Owner really wants to property is nicely landscaped lar~. private deck, 2 car Asking S64,000.glve Bob soil as quickly as possible. 3 end there Is a carport. Phone carkd~H with storage. Lovely sheridan • call. bedroom, full basement. To lot 0n quiet dead-and street so view call Bert Llungh. Bert LIunah to view. convenient to downtown. Give Bob Sheridan a call It's priced reasonable.

LOOKING FOR QUALITY WITH A RURAL SETTING? Just off Hwy 16 out oftown an 1129 sq.ft, full bsmt home In Immaculate condition and Michiana WELL LOCATED-WELL constructed with care. Very DOUBLEWIDE WITH SHOP CONSTRUCTED modern kitchen with built.In AT BARGAIN PRICE BILLY GRAHAM 4809 McCennel has 3 bdmn full COMFORTABLE HOME range andoven. 2 bathrooms, Modern 2 bedroom Century bemt 1136 sq.ft, andonly 3yrs LOW TAXES quality carpeted attached double wide on concrete :ulet -area off Queensway old. All bdmns are carpeted Located lust off Queensway garage, tO'x24' separate rlngwall.servlced by P.U.C. offers a 3 bedroom house with Crusade also living room and dining this thr_ee bedroom home has workshop, bright, fully In. water system - only six years breeze way carport and at. room-ensulte plumbing oft wall ~0 wall carpeting, sulated,shop, heated and old and In good condition • tached workshop and storage From NOTRE DAME with (~LIFF BARROWS master bedroom-attached frankllj~flreplace, patio doors wired power tools. 22ov. It's a 22'x28' shop with concrete rse.Franklln fireplace Inside I carport-natural gas heating. to front)§undeck, laundry area beauty. Even a fully Insulated floor • large lot • owners offer and brick barbecue otdslde. GEO. BEVERLY SHEA.TEDD SMITH .JOHN INNES Owner will take a rock bottom and a lar'ge eating area In the cold storage room In the bsmt. financing esoletance and are nicety landscaped and treed. Special guests: ANDRAE CROUCH and price of $45,000. Give Bob kitchen. To view Phone Rusty Call BOb Sheridan for only asking $21,000. Make an for an appointment to view. details. offer. Contact Bob Sheridan. call Rusty blungh 635.575,1. EVIE TORNQUIST Sheridan a call. Liungh. Full price $32,000. Subject: "The world'ssearch for a supernatural man or woman" 1:00 p.m. 0FTK-TV OH, 6

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Published by General Office. 635.6357 Sterling Publishers Circulation (Terrace) • 635.6357 Dome a mast;erpiece Parkinson's,Law (Kltlmat) • 632.6209 PUBLISHER,.. W:R. (BILL) LOISELLE FLORENQE, Italy favorite parking spot for and the result was an ex- by changes in temperature, applies today MANAGING EDITOR.., STU DUCKLOW (Reuter) -- More than 500 tourist buses, traordinary architectural which opsn and close the 0 years after it~was erected, Before a proper monument admired cracks and cause fragments BY RICHARD HACKSON Publlshedavery weekday at 3212 Kalum St. Terrace B.C. A the dome of Florence's restoration plan can be put .throughout the world. of plaster and brick to shear member of Varified Circulation. Authorlzed rs second class majestic cathedral still into effect, the dome's But how did he do it? off. Ottawa-Twenty years ago that distinguished British wit, mall. Registration number 1201. Postage pah. , cash, return puzzles architects and engi- structure has to be thor- Even now, five centuries FRESCOS DAMAGED C.Northcote Parkinson wrote his remarkable book. postage guaranteed. necrs. They cannot decide The inside of the dome is oughly studied. Even with later, Bemporad said, the decorated with frescoes of The book "Parkinson's Law" set off a great stir with its how Filippo Bruneleschi modern technological aids, mechanics of the dome are dissection of governmental bureacucarite idiocies. NOTE OF COPYRIGHT built it. heaven and hell painted by this is not as simple as it not fully understood and Giorgio Vasari, and art The puzzle is not simply may sound, experts argue about its At the time, his admires considered him the greatest restorers desperately want satirist since Swift. The Herald retains full,complete and sole copyright In any academic. The great dome, "Brunelleschi was an basic structure. to get to work before large advertisement produced end.or any. editorial or one of the architectural intuitive man," Florence's photegraphlc cOntent published In the'Herald. Repreductlon superintendent of The outer cupola leans on, chunks of fresco fall off. And he only added to his towering stature as the reigning masterpieces ~ of the In some places the cracks literary comic as her gravely and imperturabley insited Is not permitted without the written permission of the Renaissance, is cracking. monuments, Nello Bern- and is supported by, the Publisher. porad, explained. "It tak~ innerone, so any fault in one run through the paintings that his law, outrageous then as it seemed, indeed was The cathedral, flanked by from the base to the apex of entirely serious, mathmeatically provable and universally , , ) a long time to understand part leadstoa weakening in its baptistry and a 14th- how be made the dome." the other. the dome. demonstrable. century bell tower built by A government com- TOOK 14 YEARS Bemporad said the The law,was, in essenc, that the number of workers in Giotto, is a focal point of the The dome comprises an mission was set up two city. and one of Florence's inner and outer cupola, built problem of cracks in the years ago to assess the any government department, bin/can, agency of office i Interpret!rig The News J major tourist attractions. on a base 41 metres in domebas existed ever since where two or more puolic srvanm presumamylaoourea, cracks and water damage to tende to increase at an annual rate of about six percent, The worsening state of the diameter. Brunelleschi was it was built but recent the frescos. chosen to build it in 1420, 50 studies have shown, that One commission member, regardless of the amount of work to be done or even whether dome is thought to be caused any is done at all. b~. shifts in the soil and years after the rest of the they are widening and new Prof. Salvatore di Pasquale, Overloaded Japan wbratiea from the heavy cathedral was finished, ones appearing. reported that the cracks had Trouble was that Parkinson forgot about infaltion, the traffic which rears around The work took the The main damage, on the worsened considerably over insidious product of bureaucra, cy's delighted application--or the cathedral square, a Florentine artist 14 years inner cupola, is made worse the last 20 years. multiplication--of his fameo law. cool on imports Par~'insoo drew the law itself from two axioms: 1. "An offical wants to multiply subordinates not rivals," WASHINGTON (CP) -- The trend of discussion at the and current joint meetings of the International Monetary Fund 2."Officials make work for each other" and World Bank suggests that those countries seeking .quick moves toward economic expansion will be sadly dzsap- • It follows then that Civil Servan A, who thinks himself pointed. overworked, will hire not just one assistant, B, who thus might be deemed to become his probable successor, but Countries which could afford to accept more imports and will hire tow subordinates, C and D, diving the work into two thereby stimulate world markets appear reluctant to make 'any major moves. Japan, for example, has built up huge categories, so that A will have the merit of being the 0nly trade surpluses and many countries are looking to Japan to man who comprehends them beth. widen its doors to more imports. But the Japanese reaction tobe As these individuals make work for each other, C, in turn, appears cool. will find themselves overworkerd, and demand, and get Ja~n gave the ioint meeting a vague promise to explore two assistants of his own. "various possibilities to further promote imports" but declined to make any major commitment. The A can avert internal staff friction only by advising thaappointment of two special assistants to help D. While a number of industrialcountries have been crippled by hi.~h oil import costs, forcing them into heavy in- Seven official are now doing what one did beofre. ternational trade deficits, Japan, through self-discipline These seven make so much work for each other that and high productivity, has managed to absorb the oil-price allare fully occupied and A is actually working harder than blow and maintain its exports at highly competitive prices. ever. DEFICIT EXPECTED SO A, to lighten the load will have to requisitin for not just Japan, along with West Germany and other major sur- one assistant,w B1 who thus mightbe seen to be a possible plnseamers, previously promised to help overcome world Illustration in a coming brochure shows the newly- and is inviting all skiers. To tow will be operating, so successor,but hire two subordinates, C1 and D1, dlvidning recession by accepting more imports. When the Japanese completed trail catting that has been done on Kit- skiers can ride up and hike down. Coffee will be the work into two categories again, so that A alone will be showed a $3.7-billion current-account surplus last year, sumkalum ski hill. The local ski club is holding a served at about 2 p.m. the only one understanding beth. trade experts figured they would open their doors so wide family day at the hill from 1 p.m. to 5 p.m. Sunday, that Japan would show a current-account deficit this year. Thus, the empires built. But instead Japan likely will show a current-account Parkinson's own classic example of the irrelevance of surplus of some $9 billion this year, more than double the Flee reality/ bureaucratic expansion to the work to be done was that of surplus of last year. Britian's Royal Navy between 1914 and 1928. This year's actual trade surplus for Japan, which does not ~ ~'I r~,~ ~ ~. Though the number of capital ships i~ ~ommission (the include certain monetary transfers included under current TraveL ads expoit your wil [es •~. " v~,=.----~,: ..... very raison d'etre of the Navy~d decre~'dd by 67 percent adcount, will be about $15 billion, ..... : : .... ":andthe number ofdfficem andmen actualy manning those BERLIN (AP), Modern ~ of simple curiosity. But only are widely, dismissed by When asked in .a 197.5~ shipa~decreased by,:31' percent, ,Admiralty. officalls-the~ ~The inability of the assembled finance ministers to prod vacatious'are flights from man makes trips based on tourists when they get in the survey,, most west ~erman chair-borne armad-increasod 78 percent. Japan into a firm commitment to drastically reduce its reality, pseudo-adventures his own fantasies, Dr. Hau way of their daydreams," vacatmners said they were surplus does more than weaken the system of international fuelled b~, advertising that said in a paper prepared for the psychiatrist said, citing doinJ[ it for a rest. mostly by Bur, as previouloy noted, PARKINSON WASN'T AWARE economic co-operation. gets tounsts so involved in the International Forum for auto accidents, mountain- swimming or just lying OF THE UNBLESSINGS OF INFALTION TO COME. As several speakers warned, the Japanese surplus daydreams they break laws Psychoanalysis here. _ eering mishaps, sicknesses around. For herein Fat City, the Treasury Beard in responding to and fall off mountains, a Modern man is trained and encounters wi :h the law questions inthe Commons as 'fessed upthat between 1968 threatens to lead to erection of trade harriers which could But Dr: Hau's theory is and '75 while the public service as a whole increased 22 cripple international trade and halt the world's slow move German psychoanalyst from his earliest days to as some of the results. that for manythe reasons says. function in a complicated percent., the number of executive-typebureacrat~ out of recession. run deeper. ballooned by 231 percent. The modern tourist, Dr. society. But Dr. Hau said h_e Travel advertising Chancellor of the Exchequer Denis Healey of Britain was is rarely eguipped to do stresses the importance of "Only this way, they one of the major figures to put that warning in his speech: Elizabeth M. Hau said, much with his free time, of vacations by asking the think, can they fulfil their And that's empire building on the grand scale that neither "Unless there now is a significant increase in aggregate "wants adventure, but it which he finds there is more potential traveller if he real desires, resolve their Parkison, nore Caesar nore Alexander ever dared to international demand, unemployment will continue to rise shouldn't be dangerous." and more. thinks last year's trip was conflicts, find happiness and dream. and the pressure toward protectionism may become He wants to discover new "That means these free worth a year's worR, she avoid unhappiness. . . irresistible." things, she said, "but they times are like exploratory said. It talks about his "The so-called best WeeKs should really be the same situations involving latent neighbor's great vacation of the year could probably GERMANY HELPS old thin~s and tl my shouldn't desires and anxieties," the and promises him he can be better enjoyed if people His warning was also partially directed at West Ger- cause hun any anxie.ty." Freiburg analyst said. llve as cheaply as at home did more during the other 11 Palsy victim many, the only other ma!or country with a large trade sur- People, like animals, DISMISS DANGERS when he gets to whatever months of the year to solve plus. But West Germany s surplus is only a fraction of the make trips in search of food "The real dangers that "as-you-like-it paradise" is their inner or outer Japanese and most observers agree West Germany is come up during a vacation being offered. problems," she said. trying to make substantial reductions in it. and essentials, as well as out just won't quit Many speakers warned that if protectionism harms trade growth, the smaller countries and particularly the Aboard the Hilda Marjanne: EDMONTON CP-pThere have been no short cuts for developing states will be hardest hit. Canada,. a country Eugene Brody inhis quest for a university education. whose economy is unusually dependent on inmrnationm It took 14 years of painstaking study for him to earn his trade, may also he expecbtedto suffer considerably. Lonely but free on th.e deep sea bachelor of arts degree by mastering a course a each year. Amid all the dangers is one bright spot: President Car- Not content with one degree Brody, a cerebral" palsy ter's expressed determination to have the United States ABOARD FREIGHTER The Hildn Marianne is a For Roy'Bourgeois, 20, of "So, you ma X as well stick to .victim,enrolled at University of Albertaa again, This time continue to absorb a heav~, share of the impact of the HILDA MARJANNE (CP) relaxed ship, Rinds on. the North 'Bay, Ont., an ap- something like this." ne aecided totackle the faculty of science. Ittook another. collectiveoil deficit. The Umtod States is expected to have a -- Excitement reigned refrigerator are common, prentice cadet, a lot of hm "Right,~! replied Sipes. nine before he graduatedt his spring with a bachlde, of trade deficitof more than $25 billionthis year. aboard the freighter Hilda day or night. The cooks spare time is spent in his "When you're not working, science degree. room on his studies. He you don't know what to do But Treasury Secretary Michael Blnmenthal told Marjanne as she dropped make sure there is always Brody, 53, is like that. Other people may shy away from anchor in the Gulf of St. fresh fruit and cold meat wants to become a mate. with yourself. That's bad." reporters there is a limit to how long even a president can PLANS TO TRAVEL trhe thingstheyfind diffivult but heheads deliberlity for the hold out when congressmen, manufacturers and labor Lawrence across from Port available. And night clerk • For the two girls, the obstacles,determined to clear the. unions see Japan's large trade surplus and the large volume Cartier, Que. while a school Rick West of Wetland, Ont., routine is almost the same. Miss Dufort came to the of Japanese goods entering the United States: of whales cavorted in the goes on duty in the galley at ship out of university He prides hinself on being no quitter. "I kept tolling distance. 10:30 each night to make "I usually go to my room because she couldn't find a "Unless it is corrected as quickly as possible, the problem when I'm not working and shore-based job. She plans myself all those years that if others could geiShaS degree of protectionist pressures in many countries, including our It was just before dusk of sandwiches for anyone who then so could I. I had to prove I coulddo the work. And I've feels the need. pick up my knitting or to travel and work in Europe never letmy handicap stand in the way." own, may become very large, and I think justifiably so." a Sunday evening and the crochet," said Mrs. the next two years. vessel had to wait in line for A guest found a crew with Crawford,, a redhaired For Bourgeois, the Hilda He used igenuity to find ways to get things done. Students dock space to take on a load few beefs, even though the mother of ' seven. "Maybe Marjaune o~fered a chance were asked if they minded slippTng sheet of carbon and of iron ore. So the crew, lakers work these waters some lucky guy wants to for a career and to escape papei" betweentheir notebooks pages to make an extra copy_ including Capt. Otto nine months of the year. play crib and we have a from some serious social of their oto during classes. The always obllgied. Hooke~, scrambled for their Modern technolugy permits ame or two. But it's pretty problems. hand-lines to jig cod off the quick loading and unloading nely." "I was drinking too much Brody would dictate the notes inmore detailed for to a side of the ship. so shore leave is infrequent. MIXES EASILY for a while and I started typist. He also usedtypists to get exams and essays done. Cod jigging? On a working "In some respects, I Teresa Dnfort, a slim, at- getting sick," he said. "I His mother read texts and reference books to him. suppose it could be termed a Great Lakes freighter? tractive 20-year-ol really didn't like the idea Laboratories inbotany, zoology and bioloRy stumped "Why not?" smiled Jean lonesome life," remarked university graduate from that you should be in bars Hookey. byt Brody got aroundthose My asking hTs professore to Crawford, chief cook and Peterborongh, Ont., is Mrs. three to four nights a week." assign him essay topics to amke up the marks. one of two female members "But it's a goodphealthy, Crawford's assistant in the Then there is Norman of the crew. "We are en- clean life. You're breathing galley. Greig, 70, of Annapolis "Sometimes I felt like giving up but the next moment I. titled to a little fun too." clean air all the time as op- She mixes easily with the Royal, N.S., the chief would pull myself together and push on." She pulled in a cod too posed to the dirty air that men, plays cards with them~ engineer who came out of he gets a deep sense ofs tisfacatlon from knowing he has small to keep and threw it you breathe in the city." His and their banter is light and retirement two years ago to never backed away from a final exam and never flunked a overboard. R was quickly home is in St. Catharines, cheerful. work summers on the Great subject, although |, Ive' been on the borderline. ,, He did well gobbled up by a hovering Ont. "If you act like a lady, Lakes as a relief officer. enough in botharts and science to have his admission seagull. WATCH TELEVISION people will treat you like After serving SO years on c ha.rged from that of a special-trial studentto full-credit On this particular trip, the To pass the time when one, " she sa y.S BOUrg eois ocean-going ships, he finds status. catch was small, less than a they are off duty, the crew agrees, but adds: "Teresa is the calm water~ of the lakes dozen. play cards, watch tel~vision a lot smarter than most of a pleasant change. Brody took a year off after his BA gradntaionbut fooond FIGHT MONOTONY or read paperbacks. ~ the people on the ship and West has a special reason himself itching to crack the books. I was geared to this But it didn't matter to the On the gulf, there is only she can put them down any to be pleased about his job. kind of life. Iwanted to get back in." Student life suited crew, who use moments like French television which time she wants to." Recently, he missed, the him so well he made a career out of it. this to fight the loneliness dPrompts giggles from the What attracts them to the boat after going ashore "Studying has always been a challenge to me. Can I do and monotony of life on a eck hands. long, lonely hours? briefly. it? Am I able to toe the mark?" Great Lakes bulk carrier. "Yeah, try watching a For the dsckb~mds it is the "I missed the boat, His grey hari and neat suit and tie set Brody apart from Also, it helped ease the John Wayne movie in good pay and the chance to right?" he said. "And I was the other studentsbut he always fouond'time to help. He agony when the crew was French," Tom Sipos of work regularly at what are still able to get my job back devoted his spare time to working on the student aroused from their bunks at Toronto says with a laugh. essentially non-skilled jobs. next time the boat came newspaper. The Gateway, and the student radio station. 5 a.m. the next morning to There is a laundry room "You get a job in a plant through." He was twicedawarde the gold key for his contributaion to sail the ship into port as aboard ship and a lot of time and three months later you "A lot of places, you don't social lif at the university. _ "I'LL KEEP M~' VOICE DOWN WHEN YOU KEEP dock space had vecome is spent keeping clothes get laid off," said Fred show up for .work for four or This fall, Brody is moving on to Grant MaeEwan ~,~om- YOUR VOICE DOWN." • available. clean, Skuta of Port Colborne, Ont. five days and you get fired." munitv College to take a liberalartsdiploma program.

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THE HERALD, Friday, September 30, 1977, PAGE $ Dodgers have edge Old ple yers Star slugger can't in national, series buy Red Sox forget the bad days PHILADELPHIA, (AP) -- Philli~ probably will move Reed as a starter. Gene • OSTON (AP) -- Haywood Sullivan, a former Jackson, the highest Los Angeles Dodgers ap- major league catcher, and Edward G. (Buddy) NEW YORK (AP) -- In bonifide candidate for the up Christenson, the third Garber over the last half of six sizzling weeks, Reggie most valuable player award priced player in last Win" r to have the _edge game's probable starter, the season has been one of LeRoux, a former trainer, purchased the, Boston Red Jackson has become a by carrying New York ter's freeagent market when ~hiladelphia Phlllies onIn Should Ozark have to the most effective relievers Sox baseball team today after months of negotiations. he signed a $2.9 million over-all pitching in the Yankees mto the American bypass Lonborg, he plans to in baseball. Tug McGraw is The sale was announced by three executors of the League baseball playoffs. contract, called his season Is i exporienced and has the estate of the late Thomas A. Yawkey, who died in July in New York "a tough perfect disposition for of 1976after owning the Sex for 43 years. Yet Kackson is sim- year." playoff baseball: nothing Lacour declined to disclose any figure in the sale. mering, instead of smiling, bothers him. because of his earlier . "This is a tough town. ' Negotiations to complete the sale are anticipated to in brief J treatment by the fans. This is man's country. This Rookie Warren Brusstar, allow a final closing on Oct. 31. is noptace for a boy. A boy has performed beyond the LaCour said that American League president Lee SANTA CRUZ; Calif. The Yankees won 40 of would run off and hide Phill]es' expectations since MacPhall had been advised of the agreement. (AP) -- Former catcher their last 50 games to charge here." being called up last spring. Sullivan and LeRoux will serve as general partners Ernie Lomhardi, who twice to the top of the American Sports Ozark also has Randy won National League bat- l.~ague East Division. with the full authority to make all decisions. Limited Jackson said the pressure Lerch, a rookie whose partners include Yawkey's widow, Jeah, and Frank ring crowns, has died here. Over that stretch, placed upon him may have upcoming National League dip into his bullpen for pitching has ranged from Ramsey, a former Boston Celtics pro basketball He was 69. He started and Jackson, who was inserted been responsible in part for championship series. reliever Ron Reed, who great to awful. great, H.M.Stevens Inc. and nine others. ended'his baseball career in the cleanup spot at the his 32 home rups and 109 Phillies manager Danny. posted a 7-5 record with a The Dodgers' bullpen is Sullivan, 47, caught for the Red Sex and Kansas City with the old Oaks of the start of the streak, has hit 13 runs hatted in. Ozark has the talent to •2.40 ERA and 15 saves led by Charley Hough, who for seven "years. He mana[~ed Kansas City in 1965 Pacific Coast League. He home runs and has driven in match the Dodgers' staff in during the season. won five, last 12 and saved before he became vice-prestdent in charge of player also played in the majors 49 runs. But Jackson ~never an- the best-offive series bet- At this point, it would 21 during the drive to the personnel for the Red Sex. with Brooklyn Dodgers, ticipated the close scrutiny ween the NL's divisional appear that Ozark has given LeRoux, 45, was an assistant trainer for the Cincinnati Reds, Boston The fans, who used him as his performance received in West Division title. Lasorda a whipping boy when the titlist. The problem is up on Jim Kant, the 39-year- also can call upon Mike National Hockey League Boston Bruins for five years, Braves and New York New York. He has been damaged goods. old veteran who has won Garman, Lance Rau~zhan then became head trainer of the Celtics for 10 years. Giants. Lomhardi had a Yanks were struggling, under a microscope from Jim Lonborg is a question more games than any other and Elio Sesa. Over all, the He was the Red Sox trainer from 1966 to 1974 when he lifetime batting average of have been won over to his the fwst day with the Yon- mark. Larry Christenson active major league pitcher. Dedgersseem to have more left to operate the New England Rehabilitation .386 and was the league side. They cheer him con- kees. can pitch but isn't sure how Kant is 6-10 with a 5.38 ERA. quantity, the Philltes more Centre. leader in 1938 with .342 and stantly. many innings he can last. The Phillies would go hack quality in the bullpen, in 1942 with .330. It remains to be seen, "If I'd known it was ~oing Lonherg has been to Carlton if there is a game however, whether Jackson to he like this," he sasd, "I botheredby a twinge in his four. Should the series go can he won over to them. wouldn't wanted to have pitching shoulder since he the limit, Christenson ap- ' p • been here." blanked Cincinnati Sept. 2. pears the likely starter in EARNED THE CHEERS He missed one start and the fifth game. "I earned those cheers," The division title hardly hasn't lasted in three sub- Dodgers manager Tom ins ,)n olnts he said following Wed- satisfied Jackson. sequent efforts. ~ Laserda has a deep and nesday night's grand-slam Christenoon, an 19-gume wellrested staff. He has five home run that keyed the "My job isn't done ~et," winner, has developbi a ~tarters: Tommy Jolm;_Do.n NEW YORK (AP) -~ jabs, especially when he other times, he looked llke right to the jaw with 30 victory which clinched a lie he said. "We are one-third of blister on a finger Of his Sutton, Burr Hooton, Rick Muhammad All, looking ac chose to stick and move, an old fighter who would seconds to go, then sent All for the division title. "I the way there. I've got to pitching hand that bleeds in Rhoden and Doug Rau-. times like the. dancing took control in the seventh have rather been reeling into the ropes with earned them with all those come back and work some late innings. He says Lasorda has namea JOnn master of old ana at omer round, somewhere else. another blasting right 15 more tomorrow." throwing the slider is par- as his first pitcher, followed times a weary, old chain- Judges Eva Shain and Of course, All of- seconds later. tieularly painful, by Sutton. Hooten, par- peon, used left jahe and left Tony Cnstellano each had it tegpurpesely did nothing in It set up the finish that had Ozark has announced that ticularl~, effective against hooks to pound out a unsnl- nine rounds to six for All, order to buy time in case he a Garden crowd of 14,613 23-game winner Steve the Phillies, looms as the mons 15-round decision over while referee Johnny needed his strength for the roaring throughout the final Carlton will open for the game three Los .Angeles Earnle Shavers and retain LeBianco saw it 9-5-1 for the •tater rounds. three minutes. McCOLL Phlllies in Los Angeles pitcher, with Jonn ana the world heavyweight champion. And he did. Shavers, very tired but REAL ESTATE SERVICES Tuesday night. The man- Sutton coming hack as championship Thursday The Associated Press had All, Who weighed 225 to seemingly aware that he 10-5 for AU. 211¥4 for the 33-year-old was losing, went all out. He A.J. McCOLL (Notary Public) nger would like to go wim ne~l_e~.. . night at Madison Square itThe pattern of the fi~t Shavers, landed aflurry of a landed a good right early Lonborg, 10-3, in the second "rue yhillies appear m Garden. 635-613 ! 323~-A KALUM STREET game at .Los.. Angeles...If .lmvean .edge ~ the~nllpen, Aliwas sh~wing every one was one of Shavers stalking dozen punches to the head in and another solid right with Lonherg mn'c reauy, me if uzarK aeesa t nave to use ofhis35years at the end, but and looking to throw the big the seventh round and stole 1:45 left in the 15th round. HOMES WITH SWIMMING POOLS ::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: he also showed his right hand that had enabled the eighth round with Then, after All flurried to • • ~. tremendous courage when, him to knock out 52 of his another flurry of head the head, Shavers shot home U~'~ fa-e t~ ~a ~ tx"~ 4- 4- after being sent across the first 60 opponents, while Ali punches with a minute left. a good right and a hook. J, 1 ~[~L|~/~ ~ ~, ring by a smashing right in looked for ways to nullify He aiso came out on top in Ali also was dead-tired, ...... O!"1 !" the final round, he came the challenger's power, the ninth with a late flurry, but not about to let Shavers back with a flurry of head All was far more suc- then had his best round to take control. " • "/a punches that almost put cessful, often keeping that point in the 10th. With the clock tie~g off ft t" O ~ g'~e~ T Shavers down. Shavers too busy to punch In the 10th, the champ the final minute, Ali landed ~.~l O[/~lg/I/ It was a fantastic ending by snapping home jabs, came out dancing and a halfdozen punches to the Beautifully developed acre on I~ of s ~ght to a fight that had its dull hooks and flurries of pun- landed several jabs and six head, being especially ef- Skeena Street. Comfortable I Unusual home on Bench In Bv moments and it again un- ches with both hands to the to eight good left hooks after fectiuve with the left hook, famllyhome. Swimming pool, excellent neighborhood. and Shavers appeared and saunas. Owners anxious Suitable for couple with room, CAPT. NORMA YOUNG derlined the vast experience head. that. A solid hook shook to sell and open to reasonable for development. Reduced to ~ ~ ~ :'" ~ ~ ' ~ : ' : ' ' r that An carries into any All semetimea brought Shavers at the midpoint and ready to topple. offers. ' $40,000 for quick sale. - ...... ,. •., . fi ht ..... cheers of admiration with All backed him up at least Suddenly the challenger How.often~w~e~gqblvtme • The second time, ~to see. g~nt r,a,, .... ~,,oo hisfloatinglikeabutterfly, twice with solid corn- whipped home a right to the COMMERCIAL ENTERPRISE OLD LAKELSE RD. jaw thatbacked All off, the Small rural trailer court on five acres of land. 6 existing these words as we ~'-art art stuck,..^..,I. home..... to 1¢ us ,-hen mrougn...... me lu'st SiX rounas stinging like a bee--which binations to the heed. company with acquaitan-acqua~t~n- ,-,_-_-,~, '~?'~'~ears"m-- and then Ale, who hardly seemed to he mostly a It seemed as though The champion's eyes glazing. stalls with plenty of room for expanslon on lightly treed ces, but have we ever mruus.t t.© ; :~ ...... ^.~ ..-.. ~... s.e, memory to him now. But at Acorn, as All dubbed the Shavers stumbled after property. Includes ooe moblle home with addition. Low stop.... to condifer just e". esight has '~mwn worse cvcr mm~c~ w,,, ,..~ ,~,, challenger, might run out of him-- but All came back vacancy rate. wha~edthatonelittleword, ~'ti~lastyear.w.~enlfotmdit ~'~---- c.]ing gas and not fmish. Shavers with about a dozen nnan- LARGE BUILDING LOT ON MCDEEK AVE. SEE reallv means~ near impossiDse m ao or- .~1 ~V never had gone beyond 10 swerod head punches that Approximately o~ of an acre could possibly be subdivided to " " dinary reading. Even to the ' b.fl~A,Sox c] .ng rounds and had been on the almost put Shavers away. make 2 lots. Sewer and water available. Asking S11,000.00. Toooften. thasewithgood =dingofthemusicwhenI -- hfe point of exhaustion in the The bell rang, however, eyes, tak{ng seeing for played theptano: __ . "~i'~'~ 10th in wiuning two fights and saved him. anted What is like to ,As a ~mvation Army IA • It was Ali's 19th suc- to,,v life wgra~ke up and not see the Officer, active both in lastBut year. although Ali had cessful title defence, for world around you or your playin~ the piano and also BOSTON (AP) -- Hobson doubled and .Steve claimed. "Acorns fall in which he got $3 million. He loved onees faces. To others pre~nng lessons mr xo~g American League slugging Dillard sacrificed. Burleson September," Shavers would ended up earning every who have visual handi ca p, vee_ 1~ m aria_ messages. ~or leader Jim Rice drove in walked and rookie Cox not quit. After All had the penny. Shavers got $300,-000 ~inn may be lookin ~maay breive, k was a four runs with his 39th and the satisfaction of at thro~,h the world in a haze lg har..d.ship._ . The eye homer and a sacrifice fly drove in Hobson with the best of the 11th and 12th secondof his thee hits. Rice rounds, Shavers began a least proving to his • ~,ur°mem t nna was, eauea Thursda",~ leading Boston ~]~o~a-sacrifiee fly rally. detractors that he could Twice, in the space of a keratoeontur which n,~.~,,t,,~.3~ctewov~r few years the word 'see' and sometimes can-be.co,coted Tor'-on~i~"lue" Jays "" - scoring Burleson. With 40 seconds left in the take a punch--although Ali's right hand isn't much 3 bedroom home wlth full what it, reall means struci~ by contact lenses out m my q,ha ~.tn~ ken;" th,, R~d The victory went to Bob 13th round, he caught All any mere--and that he could Attractive "A'; frame In quiet tO the core Jhearts wzthin...... case was too far advanced. Sex mathematic~y ~ ...... alive in Stanley, 8-7, who relieved flush with a right hand to the basement used as revenue. rural-residential area. Stove last the distance. Good sized fenced lot In low and frldge Included. 3 our family. The first tinge Through the B.C.IAbrar~ baseball's AL East race. starter Mike Paxton with face and again the chain- All, who now has won 21 of came through ny lat.e Reading Commission tapm New York Yankees, who the basesloaded and two out pion showed whyhe takes a tax area. Within walking bedrooms. Separate garage 22 championship fights, has distance of downtown. Ap. with cement floor. Asking husband, who due to .h~." books weresuppliedtoour elinched at least a tie for the in the fifth after Toronto had punch as well as any a 55-2 record. Shavers, who polntment to view. .-.--.. $2S,000.00~ diabetic condition lost .his library and .I..was very division crown Wednesday tied the score. • . heavyweightThen, in the in 14th, history. Shavers, finally got his big chance sight. So suddenly he nau no thanldul for this. Then night had another n;~ht Stanley faced only 13 keeping the pressure on, after fighting as a pro for Bonnie Shaw Night Phones 635.~9~0 job, ill health and four through the C.anadianBible g~n~e with Clevel~'ncl batters after replacing walked through Ali's jobs nine years, now has a 54-6-1 Bud McColl 635-2662 children.to raise. Th~.ose _sec!etyI rec.~eve~ t.ne New scheduled Thursday. Paxton. The young right- and pounded a smashing record. were oarz aa ys. ~:venmauy Teslmenc on tapes also ' we ...... Ri~,~ milieu! th~ R~d Sn~ hander walked two but both we settled..... our family att give. . thanks. for this from a 2-0 deficit" b~bel~ov ting runners were wiped out in L~ White RocK, aria mrouga matenat. . . . a homer after Rick Burleson double plays. the Canadian Institue for the In April I was canea m had smgled• and Ted Cox Blind and the White, Rock Vancouver for a Corneal doubled to start the Boston Coxl~,dthe Red Sox with a Lions Club, we were given transplant na my name after fourth Rice's homer to the double and two singles. man y lifts ale ng the_ way of montl~...... waiting had come dR ht...... nf tha .q~ -,wfnnt mnrk in Carlton Fish chipped in with OLIVER " he ...... Churches too, hel in so to me top ot me ,st a¢ ¢ ~,T,.~o,h.e e~,, hi,, ~a twO singles. manyways. Butat ~ time Eye Ban~. Now the world is ~o'~d'~as-esfoer'ti~e y'~, th-e I want particularly to think so bright and beautiful, no most by an American The Red Sex added two of the C.N.I.B. .andthe work morel oo.kin~thronghahaanZ ~ League " slugger since insurance runs while TRACTOR of the Lions m regara m at ~eas~ m me one eye Miekev Mantle had the 'shelling Garvin In the helping in the field of sight. .seem the transplant will be same ~umber in 19~6 eighth. Cox led off with a ~,~i~!. !.~,'/- i ...... single and, after Rice flied ' ~'~/" ~<'~ ,~:i.:.:~ ~ , .. . First of all, we were so oone in the other eye T ~ blast off ~;~,~,,t,, ) .:'. ' - ...... out, Rick Miller got a pop ~fr~e~c~a~e~e~Omur~hye~e~! s~°l~e~: ~~!~thb~eeegi~on~L°t°bh' ~~~'~t! doublecentre. toFisk shallow grounded right- a ~'t"~"" r single to left, and Jerry ~': chanffered the blind to their the Downtown Lions Club Toronto reined to tie the Johnson replaced Johnson. ib~ :. d~ White Cane Club meeting . It spearheaded. by Af Perschke cu,..w."~.---.m,n .q .q in fha~ fifth.--., .h.t...... tha Johnson walked George the men co.ul~'t get away (Al's Shoes). ,Now is the Red sex eame right hack for Scott and Fred Lynn, for- from their nusmesses men time tothin k what ages twe deeidin~ runs Butch cing in Boston's seventh their faitMm wtves were seeing mean to me'. Does it ~ • run. there to take over. They mean enough that I an took them bowling playing willing to give to help those the games along with them, who can't see. took then for different ex- By giving to the C.N.I.B. cursions. For our family~ you w]il enabel them to give they came as a group and the blind anew lease of life. roto'tilled and prepared our Remeber too and support garden.install~ electrics the lions Club in thier lights and last, but not least, rojects through them eye our banker was a Lion and ~anks are operated. our guide and eounceller in Glasses are supplied tothe so many ways. Far beyond needy and many other his duty as manager. The projects. Eye donations are ~,. , . ,~ love andcaneeni of the lions urgently n~l.ed. Perhaps Club have lighten the way the willing ot your eyes for many who ll~e in might mean that someone darkness and for maw who else will be able to say, 'SEE Address through their eyes banks are YOU LATER' and will Terrace |quipment Sale Itd, now able to see. really SEE. Please send me__._..£oples of "Roots" by Alex Naley. Send $14.50 & Postage .45 $14.95

• o GENERALNOP 4639 Groig Ave, 635-63M The spice bosil got its name from the Greeks who called it 32 lO KALUMST., TE_RI~.~CF~B_,~.~_,___ basilikon, signifying royalty, ~-:-z-:-:-:-: PAGE i, THE HERALD, Friday, September 30, 1977 World's richest horse race announces starters PARIS (Reuter) -- A British big-race specialist carries a purse of 1.2 million provisional line-up of 21 Lester Piggott rides francs ($240,000). starters for the Prix de rare Alleged, on whom he GORDON & de Triomp~, the. world's finished second in this Other strong challengers richest hone race, emerged ar's Doncaster St. Leger include Jacques Wer- Thursday followi~ the ~ hind Dunfermline. theimer's Carwhite, winner withdrawal of Buckskin and TodaT's withdrawal of earlier this month of the ANDERSON eight other horses from Sun- Buckskin and the three- Prix du Prince d'Orange at LliVi¢HARDWARE STORES day's Longchamp event, year-old Piaco leaves Crow Longchamp, the 1976 Irish Most trainers expected as Wildenstein's only runner Derby winner Malacate and II _11 ~|1" II"~ bring you Thursday's list to be vir- in the 1½mile event which Fabuleux Jane. tually unchanged on Sun- day, though further with- -drawals are still possible. THE Ill Tbe line-up includes Odds on weekend Queen Elizabeth's three. ear.-old filly Dunfermline, I T.V. GUID- aron Guy de Rothechild's colt Crystal Palace, Irish- Sweepstakes race ALL LISTINGS SUBJECTTO OHANGEWITHOUT NOTIOE trained Alleged, owned by Isle of Man millionaire LONDON (Reuter) -- Following are the entries and'the Robert Sangster, and Daniel early bering odds for Saturday s Irish Sweeps Cam- Wildenstein's four-year-old bridgeshire Handicap at Newmarket: Crow. rA~ril, 7 to 2; Betsy Ross, 12 to 1; The Hertford, 14 to 1; As- Dunfermline will be tar oy and Prince Gabriel, 16 to 1; Poachers Moon, Silver Friday,September 30 5p.m. to midnight ridden by top British jockey Steel and Yamadori, 20 to 1; Accelerate, Baronet, Bands- Willie Carson, who picked hire, Charta Peari, Fair Season, Fear 'Naught, Pembi CFTK BcTv up a seven.day suspension Chase, Sin Timon add Windy Sea, 25 to 1; Bootlaces, 33 to I; I~ KING (CTV} 9 KCTS KIRO at Newmarket Wednesday Andy Rew, Lily Langry, St. Petersburg and Topling, 33 to I; (NBC) (COO) (PBS) (CBS) for "reckless and improper Carriage Way, Finite, Heronry and Jermaric, 40 to I; Level riding." The suspensio~ i! Newlywed Game FIIn|tones Emergency Mister Par and Balldon, 50 to 1; Mr. Nice Guy, Noble Venture and Newlywed Game FIInstones Emergency Rogers does not start until Oct. 7. Mr.Music Man, 66 to 1. N~vs Emergency Electric News , Moore Emergency Company I Hourglass News "Zoom Hourglass News Zoom Cross-Canada ski Hourglass News Fore • C~t Hourglass News Fore I Skeena Jour._.na.I Operation Pet. MacNell. meets this winter Seattle Tonight Skeena Jo_.uroe| tlcoat Lehrer Julle Crockett's TORONTO (CP) -- The nea_r_ Collingwood: Feb. 4-5 Skeena Journal at Mont Norquay, Banff, Squares Skeena Journal Julle .Garden Canadian Ski Association at S-pfi-nghillnear Winnipeg; Alta. r am has announced a national Feb. 11-12 at Silver Star, The series is sponsored by Stanford Tony Randell Oonny and Marie Washington amateur freestyle skiing Vernon, B.C.; and Feb. 16-19 Radio Shack. Show Danny and Made Week competition to begin this Chlco and Three's "O~-'~ and--Marie Wall Street winter. t-~ /Vtan Company Danny and Marie Week A series of six meets will 9 iI~ The Rockford Tommy Hunter The Rockford N~slerplece be staged across Canada i Flies Show Flies Theatre leading to team finals at Pontiac ski The Rockford AI Cherny The Rockford Masterpiece Georgian Peaks in the V , `8 Files Maurlce Boyler Files Theatre Collingwood area of Ontario 1/I :I00 I QUIncy Big Hawaii Quincy Forsyle March 16-18. series in B.C. I Quincy Big Hawaii Quclny Saga CSA president Dr. George Big Hawaii QuIncy , Forstye Grean says the series "is de- JL U ::~ I"Qu'ncy Quincy Big Hawaii QuIncy Saga signed to involve and en- VERNON, B,C. (CP)-- Race officials said that The final Pontiac Cup ski. The National Black courage a large dumber of about 100 skiers likely would .CTVNewsNeWs ! Perspective meet for' the natmnal take part. Skiers competing 11~' I NewsN's Night participants as well as j, j, :~, T~,gh, Final Hour aiding the development of championship will be held in on the Pontiac Cup circuit March, 1978, at Silverstar I Show Ninety Minutes Final Nightmare fl~eestyle~ in Canada." are those who have not I The ultimate aim is to set Mountain near this southern previously competed at the Live_. The Late Show Theatre up a national freestyle Interior city, race officials national level. Ninety Minutes "Once~ihd "Dracuia,' team. announced Wednesday. The 1977 final was held at Tonight Live E_a~e" Bala Lugosl Top point-getters from the Mt. Sutton, Que. 12;~`81 Show Ninety Minutes Parts S & 9 Davis Ntanners' The series.opena Jan. 7 at eastern and western series Steneham, Qu,e., and con- will be invited to participate Sflverstar was one of the tinues Jan. I&L~ at Belle for the Canadian title in few British Columbia Neige in the Laurentians;, men's and women's courses which had good Saturday, Ootober 1 10a.m. to 5p.m. snow conditions last season. Jan. 21,22 at ~.aig.leath, divisions. .Pars_de George TBA Parade George TBA Peanuts and .Wide World Rebop I :`8 Rescue Popcorn Of Sports Rebop Canada beats Japan in ..... i , :oo Molar" Peanuts ano CFL Football Black Experience : 15. League Popcorn ~ Black E-xper--I~'~Ee : 30 Baseball Peanuts and ]~dklmos Black Experience ,field hockey series l I I I :`8 Conta Popcorn vs Cant C._lrc:_le.Square OHawa Rough TBA ROME • .(.,(P.>, .--: Canada qualify for the World Cup captain Alan Hobkirk of __Circle S_g.uare Riders • TBA defea(~.Jj~| a.p:!2-~ t~d~/y in competition in Buenos Aires Vancouver. Japan tied the Saturday Matinee at.. Guppies to an In terco~tfiter)tal C~p next March• score early in the second ...... ;45 con~ "Name o--f" I-eq~wne Park Groupers field i~ck.~ ~B...'~e~ ~mi- The top four finishers half and several minutes a .~ :00 Cont" Tha Game" In Cons. Survival final ~nd'~w~.l:i)l~a~'I~l~ on he~e-- Ireland, Belgium, later Fred Haas of Calgary : 15 Cent' Cant OKawa Kit Fridayltb ~t de.~ place m Poland and the Soviet scored thewinning goal off a , :30 .Ceot" ~ot G~ LIIlaS, Yoga I :`8 Cont' Cnnt Cant and You the 12-Co~lr'y:World Cup Union--already have penalty stroke. The stroke I qualification :. tournament. qualified, was awarded after a Internaflm~al The I~_eeder.s Crockett's If Canadadefeats Italy it • Canada took a .I-0 lead in.. ;lapanese backfield player Hot Fudge _S.take Garden will have a good chance of the first half on a penalty kicked the bali to prevent a Sa~tbrUay Movie CO~. Wide World French ' being one of the 12 teams to sh'ort corner by team sure goal. 45 "-Solomon a~d Conf of Sports Chef II All Star Woman • Y#I~ Wrestllng Woman Gina ~.ol~rlglda Cony Baokbeat Brit beats recovering ~`8 George Sanders Cant' Baokbeet Show Firing Cent Disabled ~ames BIz Line Goolagong to win classic • BalJe_r.Lna HorSe Discovery Firing ! :,8 ' Race : " Discovery Line I I HILTON HEAD ISLAND, petition a month ago in doubles and mixed doubles, S.C. (AP) --Britain's Toronto, losing her first- ends Friday. Virginia Wade outlasted round match in the Ca- The over-all winner takes Evorme Goolagong 6-4, 6-7, nadian Open. home $50,000. 6-3 Thursday to capture the Wade took advantage of women's singles title of the her opponent's one evident World Invitational Tennis wealmess--lack of power. FEATURING THIS WEEK Classic. She took the net at every The Wimbledon champion opportunity and scored had a struggle before crucial winning points with winning the 2½-hour match touch volleys and hard over a surprisingly agile overheads. Steam Gleaners... Goclagong. In men's doubles finals, Despite the loss, Roscoe Tanner and Goolagong was not subdued. Sweden's Bjorn Borg "After all, I was playing the defeated Australian John VULOAN world's No. 2 player. To win Newcombe and Vitas MACHINERY g RENTALS a set off her at this stage of Gerulaitis 7-6, 4-6, 6-4. my comeback was ex- The $220,000 tournament, EQUIPMENT LTD cellent, I think," she 'said. layed on a point system Goolagong, after having a th four men and four Cowart Road $16.00 - 9 a,m. - 6 p,m. or 6 p.m,- 9 a,m. baby last April, returned to women professionals tournament singles com- competing !n singles, PRINCE GEORGE, (gleaner optional) B.C. Butler leads Invites Inquiries about TREE FARMER WEEKENDS $30.00 Sat. 6:30 p.m. -Tues. 9 a.i in Brit masters BANTAN (share it with your friends) WORKSOP, England~ Heritage Classic in the (AP) -- Peter Butler, 45, of United States earlier this Britain birdied three holes season, was alone in second BOMAG in a row on the way to a two- after a 72 and a 142 total. under.par 69 that gave him a Manuel Pinero of Spain was LOED three-stroke lead following next at 73---143. Thursday's second round of Veterans Guy Hunt and HYDRO-AX GORDON & ANDERSON the $70,000 British Masters Neil Coles of Britain were golf tournament. tied at 144. Hunt shot. 70, 0ALL- Butler had a 36-hole total Coles 72. of 139, three under par for Brian Barnes of Scotland, KEN HOSKINS ( 635-6576 _____LTD, 4606 UiZELLE AVE. two trips over the wind- who led the first round with swept 6,628-yard Lindrick a 68, had a 78 for a 146 total. AT: GolfQub course. American national Store,Hours: Tues, to Sat, 9 a.m, to 6:30 p,m. Friday 9 a,m. to.9 p.m. AustralianGraham champion Hubert Green had 646-0101 Marsh, winner of the a 73 for a 148 total. /

I~HE HERALD, Friday, September 30, 1977, PAGE 7 Firebirds Bowling news Leagues in admitted Gordon& Anderson to AHL full swing BOSTON (AP) -- The By. Kathy McLeod and single of 995. Silhouttes American Hockey League I • and Good Sports lead with 19 board of governor~ voted Bowling m well underway points followed by Jades and bring you LiiHARDWARE STORES l( and looks like all leagues Team 3 with 14. Thursday to allow have all reported. Will also Philadelphia Firebirds to start a weekly report on Strike City Rollers and THE join the league. Y.B.C. Seasame Street both have 17 The vote swells the AHL's Team leaders inMonday points THURSDAY MIXED. ranks to nine teams, and Mens League are Cedarland Following them are the will force revision of the with 10 points followed by Krack Pots with 16 points. playing schedules. Shell with 9 and Terrace Gary Al~er walked off with AHL president Jack But- Intematiunal with 7 paints. Men's High with a 810 triple torfleld said the Firebirds TV GUIDE r application was Team high single and high and 320 stogie. Helen Bush triple went to Cederland rolled a triple of 689 and ALL LISTINGS SUBJEOT TO OHANGE WITHOUT NOTIOE unanimously approved by with a 3341 triple and 1218 single of 285 for the ladies the eight-memb~er board ~f single. Ron Evans rolled a high. Team highs went .to governors in a telephone 799 and 356 taking the men's the Krack Pots with a triple poll. The board is made up of 3155 and a 1098 single. of one representative from highs. each AHL team. Tuesday Coffee League Friday mixed has as it seeen Annette Pelletier falls sporting 21 points for The Firebirds had been rolling a triple of 717 and the lead followed by Funny Saturday,0otober. 1 6p.m. to midnight part of the defunct North single of 315 for the days Five with 17 and Overwaitea American Hockey ~League, High-Donkey five took both with 15 points• funny Five KING CFTK BClrV KCTS 9 KIRO ' which announced its demise team highs. Tolling a 2998 took team high three with a - (CBC) (CTV) (PBS) (CBS) Saturday. The NAHL triple and and 1093 single. total of 2914 while the (NBC) operated with six teams last Goofers lead the league with Hopefuls had a 1017 single. .Red Fisher Show Nova season. • 12 points and Siliy Larks and Richard McDaniels had This Is the NFL Red Fisher Show Nova Five Rollers are tied for men's high triple ot 659 • News S~ace 1999 McGewan and Co. Nova secondeach.Topteamson~uesdaynite with 9 points while Jim Jarvis rolled a 251 O+: News t~:Gowan and'Co. Nova Canucks single. Elaine Osborne had the ladies highs with a 727 Cant Sat Evening News News Hour In Pursuit mixed are G.Haugland C ;~ Cant News Hour Of Llbm'ty Trucking and No Names triple and 336 single. Sat. Evening News Animal Outdoor Education Swiss FamRoblnoor Cant' with 19 points followed by Golden Age League has U i~ Outdoor Education Swiss FamRoblnson Cant" drop fo u r me Ding Bats with 16. Team the Rubby Duby with 10 World high three went to the Old points followed by Vikings. m~ :oo Wild Kingdom BIlly . Bionic M.D. M.D. -- with 9, Gonney Birds, 7, and Wild Kingdom Graham Woman VANCOUVER (CI~) Timers with a 3330 total. Cant" Once Upon Four players were sheared They also took team high Who Dog ..with 2 ][~..ints. / ." The Gong Show Cant" a Classic from the Vancouver single with 13~0. Men's Vikings walxea OX W|m teanl. 145 mmu Canucks' roster Wednesday highw were split as George high with a triple of 20~8 and ' Bionic Eilvs In Concert Acad. Performance Once Upon by coach Orland Kur- Huagland rolled a 848 triple single of 717. Men's high Women Elvls In Concert "Just a a Classic while Lloyd Kerr had a went to Chris Odin with a 495 1/0 Cant" Eilv In concert Little Evening at Pops tonhach. Inconvenience" Evening at Pops Rookie goaltender sinlge of 316. ladies high •and 181. Winnie Tozer took Cant". Elvis In Concert Murray: Bannerman, left triple was 748 rolled by Nora ladies high triple with a 520 isat. night at Movle~ Sat. Night Movies. Lee Majors Evening at Pops winger Glen Richsrdson and I-laugland with Pat Prest total while Pearl Normandy "The Reviers" "love is Cant Evening at Pops. centres Rob Tudor and taking the single with a 323. had a 193 single• Steve McQueen a Longshot" Cant TBA Ralph Stewart were sent to Wednesday MATINEE Y.B.C. Bowling is going Cant Cant Cant TBA HAS THE Coffee Slurpers in mm Tulsa of the Central League, Cant Cant That's Hollywood TBa a farm team which Van- • front with 15 points followed the Seniors report. Top Cant That's Hollywood TEA by a tie between the Cob- Teams ar Purple People :15 Cant couver shares with Atlanta Cant Cant RoOf Harris TBA Flames. webs and Gutter Tramps Eaters with 10 points 'cant Show. TBA both with 13 points. Irene +followed +o+_..e by Goofs9, Head it-- Cant Pins and Aces 7. Girls high News The National News Wolfe rolled a 668 triple and News Night ' Hour "Dial Hot Line" for the days high. single went to Brenda 11:, 'Five Star Movie Final Final Cant Golfers "single Borden with a 286 she also Coffee lupers took team "Bandldo" Sat. Dbl. Feature Cant Cent highs with a single of 951 and took high triple with a 666. Late Show: Cant ' triple of 2877. Randy Durand took boys 4 A :00 Robert Mitchum make Judy, Axew was in fine highs with a 243 sinlge and i -I : 15 Ursula Thiess Cent W.W.and Cant form On Wednesday Nite 666 triple. i ~r :30 Gilbert Roland Cant the Olxie Cant II B~ :45 Zachary Scott Cant Dance Kings" Cant d~LJ.--e-- Ladies as,she rolled a 836 Sa~rs are stjU needed in triple and 315 single• Road most leagues so is you want Rtumers took both team to bowl phone the Bowling high by rolling a tiple of 2824 Alley at 635-5911. ! lp,m, to midnight[}I, TORONTO. i(CP) :~:iThe.~ ~'," ./;; ~:i ' ...... " '; .CFL Footbell Terry Washington Can'ad~'n~:~'P'6i'e"~li6"iml~ " ...... :"G'~t work Golfers v Ks:~bC i~ t'lbz~""[~'a-g ...... to • B.C. Lions. Winters .Week made a deal that may .Y :3O James Coburn vs Star . Wall ovide it with its own :45 Cant Winnipeg Blue Trek Street Week ~ l 1 m orlda golf course as a Cant Bombers Star Auto• of a Princess winter training site. Cant in Trek Auto of a Princess It has reached an players told :30 Cant Winnipeg Sunday Theatre Auto of a Princess agreement with the Toronto :45 Cant Cant "The Keegans" ml~mmmAuto of a Princess owners of the Royal Oak WASHINGTON (AP) -- his regular-season salary, m 2 Cant Great Performances club at Titusville south of The National Football estimated at $70,000, toplay On Death Cant League's grievance com- edn Dying Cant Cant 'Barber of Seville" Daytona Beach to promote in preseason games, urey On Death Money Makers Cant Cant the sale of real estate lots mittee ruled Thursday that contended he had been and Dying Money Makers Cant Cant New England offensive promised renegotiation of g~ around the course• i 3. If 85 her cent of the lots linemen John Hannah and his contract if he ever :oo Coral Jungle Music to See Horst Koehler Cant are sol~t by November of Leon Gray have binding, le- became an all-pro. :15 Coral Jungle Music to See Show Cant next year I the $3-million gal contracts and said they Both were all-pro players Coral Jungle Country Canada Question Cant course will become CPGA should report by next last year, and both came Coral Jungle Country Canada Periocl Cant ,4 imm property debt free. Tuesday Or bef placed on the away from the Pro Bowl in Meet the Press Hymn Sing Untamed Frontier Cant Until the required' per- retired list. Seattle believing they were -Meet the Press Hymn Sing Untamed Fern Cant centage is reached the club The player-club relations underpaid in relation to the 'i News Reach for Capital ' 'German • will be operated jointly by committee also ordered the salaries received by other ;45 News the Top mmComment mmmSoccer the CPGA and the owners, Patriots not to assess fiines all-stor offensive linemen. News• Hour Cant against the players for The grievance was filed World of Survival World of Bert Turcotte, Dusty Mikias :15 World of Survival Disney News Hour Cant and Ed Parkin. The three leaving the team before the by the NFL Management How Come? World Of News Hour Mahier's Symphony men are ~dmarily involved regular season began. Council, the owners' How Come? Disney News Hour Mahler's Symphony in promoting sale of the land Hannah claimed he was bargaining arm, on behalf of 6 promised 10 per cent over the Patriots. 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• ..... The Quebec debate Keep away, economists Lawyers will challenge warn U.S. businessmen at Queen's visit French language act QUEBEC (CP)- An in- The rel~rt says "outright financial resources to the --.-- MONTREAL (CP)--Five court casesinFrenchunless established under the act flue•ties American research civil war over Quebec province. Montreal lawyers say they all parties agree to use and in any courts of Quebec. institute has advised its separatism seems very The document says that QUEBEC(CP) -- Ottawa is not amused by the will challenge in Quebec English. Judgments must he Blaikie said the Parti clients that "it is now unlikely, but federal action despite their desire for their political course charted by Quebec, and next month it Superior Court sections of written in French or else be Quebecois government must unrealistic to conduct to ensure Ottawa's control own country, most French- may he the Queen's tum not to be amused, the province's French issued with a French have known the language business ~as usual wherever over Quebec is conceivable Canadians are cautious However, Premier Rene Levesque appears to have language charter making translation which becomes legislation would be ,, about expecting too much retained a sense, of humor about the affair. French the only official lan- the official text. challenged in court, but volved."a Quebec connection is in- '"Although armed conflict from anybody, including Prime Minister Trudeau has invited the 10 guage in Quebec courts. Blaikie said the lawyers added, "You don't back SRI International, for- would be tragic, the their own leaders. provincial premierstodinner with QueenElizabethat Peter Blaikie, one of the are basing their case on away from a provocation merly The stanford document says, violence "Skepticism abou the prime minister's Harrington Lake summer eot- five, said Wednesday the Section 133 of the BNA Act just because you know Research Institute, says in a could occur because so possible success places the sage Oct. 16. group will start the which says that French and you're being provoked." recent copyright report on much is believed to be at burden for the outcome of Pressed by a British journalist Thursday to say challenge today or Friday .EngliSh can be used in Goldstein said he had Quebec Separatism, that stake. Quebec's future on the whether he plans a trip te Great Britain or whether he and willargue that terms of debates in the federal actively campaigned tc business circumstances are SEES LONG DISPUTE quality of leadership pro- is interested in presenting his case for Quebec in- the legislation are contrary Parliament and the Quehee persuade the Ontario being affected by the un- Waters, who has been in vided and the actual dependence to the British people, Levesque lightly to the British North national assemhly and in the government to grant a trial certainty in the province the United States sincethe economic feasibility of a told•news conference: America Act. records and journals of both in French to Quebec bust- and its effects on the rest of 1950s, says that in the long separated Quebec." "If I get a chance, I'll present it during a dinner Blaikie and lawyers legislative bodies, nessman Gerard Filion, who Canada. run a negotiated settlement In this context, the we're going to have--supposing anyone is interested-- Roland Durand and Yoine The section also says has heen charged in Ontario The 15-page report was is almost certain but it will document says Montreal is pretty soon at Mr. Trudeau's summer cottage." Goldstein will " act as either French or English in connection with federal distributed to members of probably not be permanent, the key to success in the [ The comment prompted a glaring front-page plaintiffs, while Rob•r! may be used in any court dredging contracts'. the Quebec national Such a settlement with referendum on separation. . headline in at least one Toronto newspaper, a corn- Litvak and Donald Johnson mmWm••Uaninnmiminiala|mei|amWamB••ielmm assembly press gallery by Quebec could involve dis- If the economy remains ment from Prime Minister Trudeau's office that this will plead the case. The the office of Premier Rene memherment of the CBC to prosperous in Quehec's "certainly wasn't what was expected," and a lawyers say their case will .m SKEENA NEW DEM00RAT|0 PARTY .m Levesque Thursday at the provide Quebec with a metropolis, voters may opt statement from Buckingham Palace that the Queen is not affect sections of the law • • request of journalists, govemmentowned for independence, i aware of Quebec's political situation but there will be dealing with education, .m .. The document by ex- broadcasting system, ac- Waters says the effect of [ no comment on Levesque's words, business and public ad- u. FEDERAL NOMIliMION .. patriate Canadian William ceptance of French as the pQ government policies on [ The premier was not available to comment on the ministration. ~ Saturday October 1st, 1977 | Waters, a senior marketing only official language in Montreal will not become %reaction to his little joke. The language 'legislation consultant with a division of Quebec andmore transfer of apparent until 1979 or 1980. ~ states that companies or .m 2-'30 p,m, corporations must plead m m SRI, says that "at this time, ~KL~Jre the rest of Canada is still 'a federal aide going to Quebec NAIROBI, Kenya (CP)- m THORliHILLCOMMUNITY HALL ," long shot'" UgandaPresident has Idi~ccused Amin some of mB " TERRAOE : But he adds: "French " army ofhcers of Canada is headed towards MONTREAL (CP) -- An to determine whether a more in Quebec during that through diverse policies and some form of greater self- economic research institute province is getting its period than it leviea"'xs" ta e. that foster to a greater era collaborating with civilians •| Followed By •| determination." says there are indications of money's worth from federal BENEFITS INCREASE lesser degree the in- to topple his military Levesque mentioned the a defmite trend for Quebec taxation, "fails to show that And it is mainly by using tegration of the constituant regime. Radio Uganda said . report last weekend when to derive increasing benefits Quebec benefited sig- the cash-flow approach on parts of the system," the Amin warned he would DINNER- DANOE talking to reporters about from federal budgets, nificantly from federal fewer estimates that the report said. "wipe out thofe ganging up" s | foreign attitudes to his In its first Accent Quebec budgetary redistributior C.D. Howe economists DIFFICULTCOM- nott°°verthr°whim'buthedididentifytheplotters, i 0ooktaill 6:30 JDinner 7:30 | government and especially report, the C.D. Howe even when equalization arrived at the conclusion PARISON i foreign press reports. He Research Institute says this payments are taken into that there is a trend in the Another stumbling block HONG KONG (CP) -- ! described it as "corn- trend has accelerated since consideration." 1970s for Quebec to derive is the difficulty in making a Teng Hsiao-ping, the newly Guest Speaker - Stu Leggatt MP prehensive." the 1973 oil crisis and the The cash-flow approach, increasing benefits, comparison between the restored deputy prime • . . • substantial federal sub. designed to determine However, both accounting federal system and other minister of China, was . Dancingto the music Of' g. TORONTO TO GROW sidles that arose from it. whether the activity of the methods are corn- possible systems in terms of cheered when he made his • . • Among the economic But it concludes that federal government causes plementary as they attempt opportunity costs, the report soccerfirst public tournament appearance at ina . Jim Pipers Road Runners | effects of continued political Quebec did not benefit from funds to move into or out of a to answer different added. ! i uncertainty cited by the confederation in the 1960s. province, does not "support q u e s t i o n s . l The opportunity cost is the Peking. Teng was restored Tickets sl 0" each report is a slowdown of The benefits approach, an the contention that the found they yielded the same cost of what one gives up by July 22 at a meeting of the economic growth across accounting meth~l designed federal government spent results when accounting for choosing an alternative. In Communist Party's central .u Available from: Phone 635-7314, 632-7039 | Canada, particularly in about 55 per cent of the the example of a worker committee andreinstatedto Quebec, and continued f- ~ federal budget, who quits his job to go back all his political posts, limmuummwaimmmmmmmimmmalaimmimismmim•mmm| to school, the salary he has mostgrowth important of Toronto business as the, More uf ue 'ecer8 startling"But theydifferences can produce when ' given up is the opportunity centre in Canada. applied to government cost andshould be added to expenditures other than the other costs of going to transfers." will"Theeconoa'lyofQuehec experience difficulties, learningFrench The reprot -- called "Why The three most recent at- due to the migration oz Do the Balances Differ on tempts were made by businesses and people not Federal Receipts and Ex- Rodri g ue Tre m blw tied to Quebec," the report MONTREAL(CP) -- The number of English- penditures in Quebec?" -- Quebec's industry and sayq. The brunt will be speaking Montrealers .registered in French courses tsl~ by Montreal, it says, this fall has increased over Jest year, a survey of comes after attempts by commerce minister, Darcy , :: where a general economm• language-teaching institutions shows, -- meritsseven differenttoanalyseg°Vern'the .treasurer,Mc K e o and Donalds ! , ...... ,, __ ' decline can be expected. - The Protestant Scho01 B~oard• of Greater Montreal, situation. Macdonald, when he was the i barAPPROXIMATELY & stools, red brick 1700 decorSQ. FT. on ofwall, rambling nlce large type living living roomon 1 acre. overlooks Affractlve large kitchen landscaped with •B On the positive side, the Vanier College and McGiii University reported in- Four of the attempts, federal finance minister. All property. Excellent property for horse, GOOD FAMILY HOME in a quiet area. ASKING • report concludes that in- ceases this week ranging from 13 to 30 per cent. which goback to 1964, were were done this year. PRICE SEE,000.0,,0., • vestment capital for the Concordia University also said enrolment in French made by Quebec govern- Tremblay contended that ---- James Bay hydroelectric was up but gave no figures, ments, two by federal Bt~/~L ~ project will be "obtainable" There are 20 per cent more students registered in governments and one by the between 1961-1975, the ~ • federal government had _=_..... • and there may be labor French at Dawson College, one of the city's largest current Ontario govern- levied a surplus of $4.3 " i ....!*ili • stability in Quebec because junior colleges. In addition, Dawson reported the ment. • of union support for sepa- number of people taking the college's courses at their But the report finds these Macdonaldbillion from Quebec,said whilead- : ' : :.~ " 1.72 ACRES AT GOSSON CR.Iu raUsm, place of work has tripled, attempts cannot be justments to the figures SUED., Two bedrooms, clean • "Bill 101 (Quebec'slanguage legislation) has had a regarded as even tentative covering 191-1974 gives a and cozy Level acreage,i Officials of the institute in definite effect in substantially increasing the number provincial balance sheets of surplus of $1.7 billion to . mostly freed. ASKING ONLY• Menlo Park, Cal., said there of English•peaking students wanting to learn Fren- Canadian federalism. Quebec. .... : s2s,ooo.oo. • has been extraordinary ch," one college official said. "Confederation cannot be ~ SECLUDED-i:09 ACRES the 400 clients of the Commission said the increase has been felt most budgetary question, since it greta's steering committee • what you are looking for-this munlty College with large : Business Intelligence strongly in the city's westend, where most of the involves a whole structure is Michel Belanger, • is it. Three bedrooms, white split level residence. Five E Program, and especially region's 800,000 English-speaking residents live. of rules and expectations president of the Provincial a brick fireplace, Sx42 sundeck bedrooms, very ap- Canadian corporate clients. ~ _~, that are implemented Bank of Canada. •• andW'patl°masterdO°rsBdm,Offdining2full baths,teem peallngstools,dlnlngkltchenroom,Withspaciousbar TRmUeI.:nAa G~yO?anBdUYaAe~(~zYall

• would leave l•fullbasement. with patio doors large leading rec room to gas,,vingroom. heating. melelfireplace, LOTS OF i More than one million • • t • "• concrete patio under sundeck, LANDSCAPING with barn bedroomsInThornhlli. upstairs, Thlshousehas3 In the • root cellar under carport. Call and fence. REDUCED IN basement,a bath and laundry• • ...... v An ,~.,~e T^ .=c ^aa~n and room, In lawn and oarden. • MONTREAL (CP) -- A 1,924 persons, were In Ontario and the ",IMPLICATIONSFORALL' " simply"One arein atthree a loss Candians to know survey by Southam Press published today in the Atlantic provinces, one in 20 The figures also suggest what the government would Ltd., in which The Toronto Montreal Gazette as part of of those questioned said he "that the unity debate has ask or should ask, while Star participated, says a series, would move, the survey hardly begun and has a another one in 10 feels that more than one million found, while in British people would leave Quebec If Quebec separated, 18 Columbia, one in 14 was of great deal of developing to no demands should be made ff the province separated per cent of the Quebec the same mind. Butonlyone do," he said. "On a large of Quebec by the federal from the rest of Canada. population-- or more than a in 33 on the l)rairies would scale,sequences the effectcan haveand con-ira- government."' t=~ Th'e survey, conducted by million residents--would be co~ider movmg, plications for all Canadians, ~=~~ ~ ~ ~ ~- ~ ~ ~ ,~===~======~t=====~===~ more committed to building and it is apparent that they ,4~ '~ Toronto,Goldfarb Consultantsalso says Ltd.up toof a new future elsewhere, the Sociologist Marti have not yet been clearly [~ • O • ~Ib survey found. In other parts Goldfarb said the data from thought through." 750,000 people in other of the country, five I~.r cent the survey suggest "that the ~ o provinces would leave the of those asked sald they separation of Quebec will Goldfarb added that two ' ][rr~ country, would be more committed to mean the demise of the in five Canadians appear to Results of the survey, getting out of Canada than current political system as have given very littTd: ~ ~ ~ based on interviews with in staying put. weknow it today." thought to. the situatio~.~ ~ .~~~ ~1~)~ 1]

; 'Black book' to make case )9' QUEBEC (CP) -- All viting Andre Ouellet' °f pr°vincial Jurisdicti°n suspici°us°f ther°le played [ " 1 Quebec municipalities will federal minister of urban under the constitution, by Gilles Lamontagne, the soon he getting a copy of a. affairs, to address the con- Levesque and three of his mayor of Quebec City who '~ "black book" listing federal vention and told Levesque of ministers pulled out of the was president of the I intrusion in the provincially- this only three weeks ago. convention this week at the municipalities' union until BAVARIAN INN controlled field of municipal Rejecting any federal role last minute, last spring and who still sits affairs, Premier Rene in municiva! affairs, a fiel~ Levesque also was on the executive. Levesque said Thursday. " ~' Tues. Oct. 4.Sat. @et 8 ] It will he the second major I FUN~ FUN , '" exhibit in the Parti B.u in SOVV]ENI]m . Quebecois government's New S ess's FUN from ? 30 pm • 2am trial of federalism. A STEIN with Admission publication last spring at- Not listed In our tempted to show that the revenuesPr°vinCetothangiVesit receivesm°re ,re ,,GI Tel lhredor/, You'lldance&sing TRADITIoNALBAVARIAN ment.fr°mthe federal govern- ted K a J J.T0UOTiVS. m..84 " I with accordianist OKTOBERFEaT Levesque announced the , ~f~.~~ 1 imminent publication of the VILLAGE MEATS- e38-116§ ~ FOODS "black book" at hisas weekly e .I TERRAGE OIL BURNERSERVICES- 635-4227 ED DY LIVE AND RECORDED MUSIC news conference he ex- . ~ DURST ~fr ~ 1 plained why the government Free. for ONE monthcourtesy of the DALLYHERALD boycotted the annual con- JOIN US FOR vention of the Quebec Union ur bUllnlll phone He sa:dthe executiveof listed for your customers Please Gall 836-6357 CONTEST ~ PRIZES THE F~ST] the union committed the Lt------~t-----~¢~===~====~------~c ~c ~¢ w ~¢ ~¢ ~¢ ~(' - "diplomatic error" of in- OTTAWA (CP) -- The' Appeal and chief justice of unexpectedlyannounced his regard of the ordinary rules report8 ct Air Canada f~. judge who investigated Air Ontario, replaces Mr. resignation in June. vo~vement In s villa The Yukon figures it is only about 2,000. But a Canada mismanagement Justice Wilfred Judson who Chief Justice Estey was of business" in some con- As top man in the organ- °~"~"mome~----t~ke~"|~'--'--~ ~ better able to handle a government inquiry and the man who headed the reached the mandatory appointed by Ottawain 1975 troversial financi, ization, he was eonstdm'ed pipeline boom than Masks. repo_rt_edthatthis figure was dealings, ultimately responsible for national airline at the time, retirement age of 75in July. to delve into charges ot the controversial deals, little ironics that is boud to The prospect that a new too low. One study group both were named to the Yves Pratte, 52, Air dishonest dealings by Air RESIGNED POST multl-bilHon-doHur gasline predicted that the Pratte, a well-known which the Estey report said hal)l~ from time to time," Supreme Court of Canada Canada chairman until 1975, Canada management. He arose partly from poor sold MacKay when asked if will be built in the north has population of WhJtehorse~_ Thursday. fills the vacancy created found that top management quebec lawyer, resigned as aroused muehinterest in the now about 15,000-- will chairman of the Air Canada internal communications, he thought it s~anJe that Willard Estey, 57-year-old when Mr. Justice Louis- was not dislien~',~ ~t said The report also said the two men will be ~ .. United States, as well as increase between 6,000 end head of the Ontario Court of Philippe de Grandpre, 60, the pubitcly-owned airline board 11 days before the Canada. Here is an ,0~. together. American report on the YUkon reaction. By ROBERT WELLER WHITEHORSE (AP) -- • /! The sparsely-populated Yukon Territory is bracing for a population boom. Prime Minister Trudeau and President Carter agreed earlier this month route an American namrat gas pipeline through the territory to reach markets in the lower 48 states. The 48-inch pipeline will travel for more than 500 miles through an area the size of California and Pennsylvania combined but .2; with a population of only 24,000. The $IO-biUion project is strongly supported by the territorial government, the •°'/ Canadian tederal govern- mentandlocnl businessmen. They see it as C;: a needed spur for the ~'2" national and local economies. Flo Whyurd, former editor of the Whitehorse Star and now in charge of social agencies in the °.~. territory, expects the Yukon to be better able to handle the pipeline boom than '2'.: Alaska, the territory's next- door neighbor, because "we've had the benefit of ::'j Alaska's experience." :,.:- SHOULD HAVE IDEA Harry Nixon, commander of the RCMP in the V, territory, adds: "Enough .'- Canadians have gone to Alaska to study pipeline im~ct that we better have a good idea what to expect." Opponents of the project, including the Council for Yukon and local en- vironmentalists, say '.-.: pipeline supporters are greedy.

The Yukon Indians have %..-. . . said.¢onstrUctl~'iff, lt,~ line~ T" befo~ settlement of land • claims can be reached and implemented will destroy their culture and negate me value of the settlement. The Canadian govern- ment and the pipeline consortium have promised to hold off pipeline con- Starting October 1st, 1977, the attached to that vehicle. This means that certificate issued by the Superintendent struetion until 1981 to permit both drivers and passengers must wear the or a medical practitioner stating that for settlement of the land claim wearing of seat belts becomes by the Indians. Their re- seat belt assemblies in a properly adjusted medical reasons-or because of the quest for a delay of seven to •mandatory for most Bdtish person's size, build or other physical 10 years was rejected. and securely fastened manner. It is the However, local en- Columbians, in accordance with resporlsibility of each passenger 16 years of characteristic-a seat belt cannot vironmentalists have been frustrated by their inability new amendments to the Motor- age or older to utilize the seat belt pro- be worn. to generate the kind of vided for his or her seat. 2. When the passenger is engaged in work large-scale environmental vehicle Act. opposition that confronted Thenewly-enacted seat belt regulations There are exceptions to this rule. Seat belts that requires leaving and re-entering the builders of the Alaska pipeline. apply not only to drivers, but also to pas- are not required when any of the following the vehicle at frequent intervals.., and GETS SUPPORT conditions apply: where that vehicle does not travel more The Yukon route has sengers, as well as to those who sell motor drawn the support of some vehicles. Here are the main provisions- 1. When driving a motor vehicle in reverse. than 40 kilometres per hour. environmentalists as the Use of lap and shoulder hamesses. least damaging of three Unlawful to sell or operate a motor 2. When the driver or passenger is unable proposed routes. Tha_t vehicle without seat belts. to wear a seat beltfor medical reasons. In any motor vehicle, where a seat belt support largely stemmed assembly consists of a pelvic restraint and from the belief that by Since December 31st, 1963, the law has In such cases, the individual must be :':! following an established a separate upper torso restraint, only the ,o corridor-the Alaska High- stated that no person in B.C. may sell or able to produce a certificate issued by . /;. pelvic restraint need be worn. However, the way--enviroumental . operate a motor vehicle manufactured or the Superintendent of Motor Vehicles or damage would be ram- use of both assemblies is desirable. imized. Construction of the assembled after December 1,1963 unless by a medical practitioner stating that • .'... Alaska line required the Penalties for seat belt infractions. ..o~" building of a road through a the vehicle is equipped with at least two for medical reasons-or because of the :7'7 previously roadlesa area. seat belt assemblies for use in the front person's size, build or other physical On October 1st, peace officers will begin But Ren Veale, head of the Yukon Conse rva tlon seat. The term "seat belt assembly" means characteristic-that person is unable checking for seat belt use throughout B.C. Society, says that argume,~t a device suitably attached to the vehicle to wear a seati belt. A violation of any of the regulations .'.3' : is misleading. "That line is going to go and composed of straps, webbing or 3. When the onver Js engaged in work that outlined here makes the offender liable anywhere from one inlle to five miles from the high- similar material that restrains the movement requires leaving and re-entering the for a fine of up to $100. way. Once you get a mile of a person in order to prevent.or lessen vehicle at frequentintervals, This exemp- from that road you are in Seat belt legislation is aimed at reducing wilderness in many areas." injury. The term "seat belt" applies to both tion only applies when the vehicle is the number and sevedty of injudes due The business community pelvic and upper torso restraints. driven at a speed not exceeding to traffic accidents. Start "buckling up" already has decided to set °.,' :: up a system to coordinate Seat belts may not be removed. 40 kilometres per hour. today.., and help make ddving safer for the. ne~Is of the pipeline contractors with the ability It also becomes unlawful to remove seat Ddver responsible for young passengers. yourself and all British Columbians. of the local businesses to .,. ,o belts from a motor vehicle, or to make any The new legislation req uires that drivers ° supply materials. ... o Some industries, such as •alterations Which might reduce the effec- mining, are concerned that take responsibility for seat belt use by their employees will. leave tiveness of seat belts. This applies to all passengers from 6 to 15 years of age. This (~ Province of -,.. for higherpeying pzpeune vehicles requiring seat belts under this new British Columbia jobs. means that when a passenger in that age Ministry of Energy, ,.,.J. Tourism, the territory's legislation or under the Motor Vehicle category occupies a seat equipped with a Transport and Communications second industry behind o,.,~ mining, probably will Safety Act (Canada). seat belt, the driver must make sure the .•o suffer, local officials say. Ddvers and passengers must use • seat belt is properly adjusted and fastened. Meanwhile, the pipeline consortium has predicted seat belts. Again, there are exceptions to this rule- B.C, that its work force will be Effective October 1st, no person shall ride seat belts are not required when either Factory Processed BUCKff:S UP At least 75 per cent of the in a motor vehicle in British Columbia of the following conditions apply: food consumed in North .. ,.~ ~merica has been factory- withOut properly using the seat belts 1. When the passenger can produce a OCTOBER I processed in one way or For further information, write: another. Some 1800 chem- icals have been added to Seat Belt information Centre, the cans. bottles, boxes and Motor-Vehicle Branch, Victoria, B,C. V8V 2H3 packages for sale on our supermarket shelves. ~' t

PAGE 10, THE HERALD, Friday, SePtember 30, 1977 C:OMIC S I the daily herald On the lighter side Th Wizard of Id by Brant parker and Johnny hart C],,c); Your Individual I Horoscope Frances Drake " T~Np~I (~ A~T,. ~ i ACROSS 41 Law 61 Actress 12 USS Con- ~ j ICharade, enforcers Grant stitution trends altering. You should be ...... in part 43 Conjunction DOWN 19 Wily FOR FRIDAY, , 4 Algonquin 44 "When -- 1 Partly 21 Waddle in on the action. Make the effort -- discreetly. ~~ e-.,~L~ '~ Indian one-and- opened 23 Ear-like SEPTEMBER 30,1977 7 Bovine twenty..." . 2 Country projection SAGITrARIUS ~t~i~l- r"r mammals 46 Army officer bumpkin 25 -- Star (Nov. 23 to Dec. 21) II Modern SO Dressed 3 -- of thieves State Travel favored. In fact, any jujitsu 53 Heflin or 4 Call for 26 Leave out trip on which you embark on I I/J/ ~ 13 Exclamation Johnson help 27.Radicals (Mar. 21 to Apr. 20) Friday could involve you in a 14 Not on tape 55 Robe for 5 Pursuer of 28 Kind of Stress moderation. Do not .most unusual and highly 15 Biblical Caesar Moby Dick skirt strive for the unreasonable and stimulating experience. brother 56 Own 6 Unconscious 29 Chilean do not permit your active mind CAPRICORN 1~ 16 Houston 57 Word with states timber to carry your physical self' (Dec. 22 to Jan. 20) B.C. by johnny hart 17 Food way or track 7 Maryland tree beyond sensible bounds. Controversy may prove plan Pitcher 8 Roman 12 30 Female T,URUS annoying, but here is Where your keen, logical mind will be 18 Tears 59 Decorates 9 Miss ruffs (Apr. 21 to May 21) r ] EYP__.,t~4,..ANI) I"- RNAL.t.'(" --" You may discern a hint of an aid. Emphasize pertinent %. FEe.A.. 29CCY a cake Arden 31 Moccasin ~r ~...= ) 2~ Under the 50 Evergreen 10 Openwork 35 Sailor things to come where your points and keep miner issues in pw~HAU~I'p~D. 38 Stitch personal ambitions are con- their place. weather • tree fabric AQUARIUS ~,c~ 24 Sinbad, 40 Alcoholic earned. Accept advice and Avg. solution lime: 25 min. liquor support from interested friends. (Jan. 21 to Feb. 19) for one aEm A notable day for presenting 28 Words to. [CIAILIFmCl I ~3IFll ININI 4~ Region of (May 22 to June 21) 111 IAIGI I IO~ID ~BOIDIEIAI France new ideas; also old ones laggard Some new insight could lead carefully treated to get the most 3~ Pithy 45 Companion of safe to high achievement or bigger good still left in them. Your saying profits now. A fine Mercury talents should shine now. 23 Table 47 Cheek by 48 S-shaped aspect stimulates per- spread ILI I It IEISITIOIP BC~VIAI ceptiveness, intuition. (Feb. 20 to 20) . 34 Censor molding Mar. 49 Unusual CANCU Aspects mostly auspicious, speech (June 22 to July 23) but accuracy and forethought 36 Girl's 50 Greek lsRe If you attempt to gain your 51 Resinous must spark all moves, name way by unconventional decisions. Travel and social 37 Auguries IRIEIAIRIUIRINIEILILIEI secretion methods, It eould cause discord. activities highly favored. Doon('-bury._-- by Garry Trudeau 39 Medieval IMIEISISILIEJDIDlYlEISI 52 End of a You are generally conservative outer 9-30 knave in your leanings, but there's a YOU BORN TODAY: The garments Answer to yesterday's puzzle. 54 Untried tendency toward indiscretion Scales are your symbol; Venus, ]BOW. your planet -- representing 50 NITH 7t/~ PANA~IAN R4~ P.~t~./nON A gDAP,I~ 5U(- ~//~'/t~ 7~~A~/[ [ A~RJ~-J~/,V~s/4- ~ATZ~V~ R~A ~rr z 3 4 5 6 l s 9 IO LEo beauty and love. Any lack of Al.~ THATRf~A/NED 70 O=7/~rr-A/~/~ ~7~r (July 24 to Aug. 23) harmony in your surroundings ~ OUT(~A~ A N~ ~s.,/./e [-~.N'r/rJ.~y,~,tm~_~ I I NA~ /ZAnF/£-PAN~ 7~. ? ~ '"/~? It 14 Group activity highly distresses you. You are notably /o~z~. I favored. Stars indicate now is lacking in aggressiveness and , I IS ~6 i"I the time for you to make some find it hard to make decisions exciting new contacts. since your need for weighing , l .?:i t8 and balancing everything NN W (Aug. 24 to Sept. 23) unhurriedly makes it im- 23 E 24 2S Z6 |1 Keep on the lookout for a possible for you to take an~ @@N -.hance to get a better work immediate stand on any issue. 28 29 30 ~ssignment or some fringe This hesitancy is considered by 56 bensllL Taking on an extra many to be a sign of weakness 35 54 ~ chore without being asked could on your part but, once you have hasten such a bonus. made a decision; no power on earth can make you change 41 42 14~ Sept. 24 to Oct. 23) your mind. This trait eonld Lesser matters may be prove exasperating to others at ldghlighted now, but these could times- especially if your swrk big achievements later. decision should prove unsound. Hagar the Horrible by Dik Browne ~5 SO, whatever you attempt, give Consider well! There are many your benL And do be prepared fields in which you could excel, S6 ~ 51 ~8 • for all contingencJe~ ...... lint. ~j~tald~ Aa olltemture, the .. ,-q ..seoz~m ...... ~;~r,;! law,.:jurispru4ence, ,painting " .I ,o (Oct. 24 to Nov. 22) *eTcf"' andthe .theater. Birthdate. of: .... ANP A ~U,~eR PL.ACe iN A shifting of certain situations Truman Capote, Amer. author; TH~ ,~OLITH OP PRANCe--" .~ indicated; perhaps current Deborah Kerr, Eng. actress. WJ4~N AAY ,~ ~x i

DEAR ABBY: I'm 48 and my fiance is 55. I've been divorced 15 years, and his wife died five years ago. We've been going together for two years and plan to marry soon. He always compliments me on the way I look. I do dress nicely and am always perfectly groomed. Now for my problem: When I was in my teens, I was very ill and all my hair fell out. I have no eyelashes, eyebrows, and not a hair on my head. I am completely hairless. I wear false eyelashes' and a wig, and I paint my eyebrows on. I'm a very honest person, and don't like to keep this from Catfish by Rog Bollen him, but I'm afraid of how he21 react. I've started to toll im him several times, but couldn't get the words out. © lIT? I~/Q~IC2t00Ydhu~-bl,y. ~ Ilynd,In¢, My mother says I should wait until after we're married I All R~RhI'RallntwJ to tell him. My father says I should tell him now. Marriage Choking Do you think it would change his feelings for me? He says he loves me, and I know I love him. Please help me. "/CL~ CD~NU>t~ J From Smoking Wife WIGGED OUT I~.AI. ~• DEAR WIGGED: Tell ldm. If it changes his feelings for you, you're better off knowing it now. If he reMly loves By Abigail Van Buren you, it won't matter. (Many women marry bald MEN.) © 1977 by The Chicago Tdbune-N.Y,Newe Synd, Inc, DEAR ABBY: I'm a respectable middle.aged woman who never thought I'd be writing a Dear Abby letter, but I flln. While driving home alone from a meeting at about 11 DEAR ABBY: When I first dated my wife she was 16. p.m. last evening, I developed car trouble. Fortunately, I On our third date, when she asked me to buy her a peck of ~Vas in a residential neighborhood, so I rang the doorbell of cigarettes, I told her I thought girls who smoked looked a home, hoping to get someone to help me. like tramps, and that was the last time I'd take her out. A man yelled through the locked door, 'q&rltois it?" I told Three months inter she called and told me she'd quit him of my plight, and he said, "Sorry, I don't open my door by Addison smoking, so I started dating her again. We dated for three to strangers." I was shocked. I rang another doorbell. This Ben8 :'s : years during which time she never smoked in my presence, time an elderly lady pulled her curtain aside to look at me, so with a solenm promise that she'd never smoke again, we then she disappeared without even asking me what I pocro~, ~ ~P t I/9 / ~ A eUY WITI~ "~ were married. wanted, GP~TTIflG C..OR~ ( L~k" ! J / ICORblS HF. N~:~N/P~y She kept her promise for three years. Then I started to Then I tried to flag down a motorist. About 30 cars passed me before a young hippie-looking kid in a beatup confronted her, she denied, it. old van stopped and gave me a ride to a gas station. One /~/[3,~~_. "T'O~/~.- / i~'~~/~.:~~ For tbe last 10 years, she's been smoking openly and I man was inside and he signaled he was closed and couldn't i' ~ detest it. What can I do? I've told her it was useless for her help reel ) to spend a fortune on expensive clothes because when she I finally found a pay phone and called AAA, which sent lights a cigarette, she looks like a $20 hooker. someone out to help ms. I have i~othing against hookers. In fact, If I could find My question: Are we living in such a sick, selfish, one who didn't smoke I could use her services because my paranoid society in which people care so little for each /~/[3,~ "T'O~/~.-wife's tobacco habit has certainly put ~_.a crimp in our love other that they won't open the door to a stranger? I could / M ~ life. DETESTS CIGARETTES have been on my way to a hospital with a dying child for all those people cared. I welcome your comments. BOILING " ~ ~ , -" • ~- DEAR DETESTS: What can you do? Love her or leave " her. But don't nag her, or sheql Increase her smoldng as an DEAR BOILING: In light of the widely pubHdzed police excuse to calm her frazzled nerves. directives cautioning us against opening one's door to strangers, I cannot fault those who refused to let you in. However, they could have made a phone call for you. The/U razing Spider-man , C t ip DEAR ABBY: I am engaged to marry a dude who can't keep his eyes off other girls. What he does when he isn't with me can't hurt me because I don't see it, but when we're together and he stares at other girls, I'm hurt. He JPLDPDHDPCJ PB CVE HHLLMFD- • says blondes are his weakness. I offered to bleach my hair blonde, but he says he likes MN FEMGVNM DC CBICBLVGHDPCJ V( me the way I am. Do you think he will change after we're married? He says he will, but I don't know whether to YesterYesterday's droy's Cryploqulp--BATSCryptoqulp- .BATS INID' OLD(,LD REDRE ',D BELFRYB FLY believe him. Any suggestions? Sign me, ABROAD ON BRIGHT NIGHTS. JEANNIE WITH TilE LIGHT BROWN HAIR ~) 1977 King Feat~es Syndicate, Inc. DEAR JEANNIE: Don't marry a man hoping he~l i Today's Cryptoquip clue: V equals U "change" for the better after marriage. He may change for The Cryplsqulp is a simple substitution cipher in which each the worse-or not at all. letter used stands for another. If you think that X equals 0, it will equal O throughout the puzzle. Single letters, short words, Everyone has a problem. What's yours? For a personal and words using an apostrophe can give you clues to locating reply, write to ABBY: Box No. 69700, L.A., Calif. 90069. vowels. Solution is accomplished by trial and 'error. Enclose stamped, self.addressed envelope, please. THE HERALD, Friday, September 30, 19 ~, PAGE 11

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THE Herald, 3212 Kalum Streal Terrace Chess Club Is looking MOBILE HOME 12x52 BLANKET BRITI H 1 year old sow and welner pigs Must sell 1973 Vega G.T. plus P.O. Box 399 Terrace, B.C. for new players. Everybody, House for ,Sale: winter tires. In fairly good 2 bedroom furnished. Priced at COLUMBIA, Y KON for sale. Phone 635.3265. (o19. 3 bedroorff,house with wall to Phono &lS-6357-Terrace Including beginners, are 01eaton Manor condition, interested parties $S,8000.00. Phone 635.1676. (P. CLASSIFIED AD: 21) wall carpet.ful; basement gas Subscription rates: Single Copy welcome to eftend. Furnished or unfurnished studio only. For further information 14-15.16-17-19-21) , 20 cents. Monthly by carrier Games and instruction are or 1 bedroom apartments. heat close to schools and town. FOR SALE: 1923h )del T Ford. Antique table and 6 chairs. Phone 635.5191 (i)-18.21) For Sale: Mobile Home. Set up Three Dollars ($3.00). e~ery Wednesday at 7:00 p.m. Security enterphone. Sauna. Drive by 4921 Park of phone for Englne In runnln condition. Antlquedreaser. Offers. Phone In Woodland HlegMs Trailer Yearly by mall In Canada' at the Terrace Swimming Pool 635.4261 635-7382 or 635.7094 (p, -16- 1977 Blazer KS. Many options. Phone 567.4842or ~ rite Box 872, 635-5068. (p.20.21) 17.19.21-1-3.5-7-9-11) For more information cell 624- Park. Fully skirted, with Jcay $40.00. Senior Citizens 120.00 Board Room. For information i.2 shack. Phone~15.63~ after 5:00 Vanderhoof, B.C. 'OJ 3A0. Phone Joe at 635-5419 (ctf.) 6015. Interested parties only, per year. p.m. (p.19.2) Yelrly by mall outslcle Canada Couch and Chair for sale. in 55. Property for Sale (c-20.3) BUSINESS OPF)RTUNIES: excellent condition. Phone 635. KEYSTONE COURT $51.00. 14. Business Personal APARTMENTS For Sale 6,000 square feet, ! "ound floor. Authorlzad as second class mall 5628. (p.19-2) Must sell- Two wooded lots 1972 Ford Taring. 302 cu; In. 1970 Custon Knight 12'x47'. I Retail, professlor d or com- totalling 5.13 acres, Ideatl) Auto trans., p.s., p.b., clean, by the Post Office Department, Office No. 2. 4603 Scoff. One, Imge bedroom fully furnished. mercial. As one )r divided. :I ~' Singer Straight-Sew sewing located In the town of Telkwe. good condition. New tires. Ottawa and for payment of machine in cabinet. Set of two and three bedroom Part-i In very good condition. New, modern. I :one collect Wobb Rofr~oration ~ents. LaondPy - & Storage: Sub.dividing posalbllities. 1965 Dodge Polara 880. H.top, Reasonable. Phone 635.269h {P- (604) 847-93?7or 8= .9497. Write postage In cash. electric hair rollers. Ski boots, Write Box 2322, Smlthers, B.C. Classlflads due 24 hours prior to area. Near schools and 383 cu. In Auto trans., Very Box 3368, Smlthe ;, B.C. V0J size 9. Phone 635-2496 (c-20,21) of phone 847-3353. (p-20.3) deelrad day of publication. 12.00 4623SOUClE 635-2188 ~owntown. Clean, qulet~ clean, good running car has had Trailer and addition on lot In 2N0. for tirol 20 words, 10 cents each paclous, security lock-up end a lot of work done Including new Thornhlll. Lawn, greenhouse, For Sale: 3 Chrome •chairs, 57. Automobiles paint lob. Good rubber all and woodshed, Will consider word thereafter. No refunds on carlboo hide, tanned, with fur ~trol. ! PROPERTY FO SALE: classified ads. around. trades. Phone 635.2~41 Private sale o! family or on. Coffee table (walnut), 1973 Nova SS radio, new fires. 1963 Chrysler Windsor 4-dr. e Large brass stand on rollers for 635-5224 evsnlngs, and weekends. (p- retirement home. Fruit trees, Authorized Best offer. 638.1356. also Sedan. 383 cu. In., Auto trans., garden, garage fenced. 1. Coming Events records. New winter coat size 1972 Datsun 510 Radio, tape p.s., p.b., power seats, power Service Depot 14. Brown fur with white trim ~f) ,, i 66. Rec. Vehicles Downtown Iocotlo~ at 575 Ellis Loyal Order of Moose Lodge No. Repalrsto Retrlgerators deck, asking $1700. Phone 638. windows. Vacuum release for Street, Pentlcton B.C. V2A cuffs, collar, and skirt. 1356. (p.21,1) trunk and many other extras. 1976 20' VANGUARD MINt 1820, Terrace, B.C. Meeting Freezers, Washers, Dryers, Sacrifice price. Phone 635.3181 3 bedroom row housing suites. 4M4. $42,000. PI" ne 492.7282. held every 2nd and ,Ith Thur- And Ranges Good rubber 'on front and new MOTOR HOME on a Ford (I)-20,21) Full basement, 1V= baths, v: Transportation Specials Iday every month at 8 p.m. (otf) block from schools. 3 rain. walk fires on beck. Very good con. chassis has a ,160 motor, air FOR LEASE: Mo arn building im i 1971 Pinto. 895.00 dltlon throughout. (p.20,21) condition, for more Into Phone Phone 635-6641. (ctf) Storage space available for from town. Suitable for In Salmon Arm. )fflce space E.W. Landscaping 1969 Mercury Station Wagon. 635-3430 (p.17.21) with view. Raft I space on campers, boats, vehicles, etc. - families. $250 per month. 6 For sale: '1973 Dodge Box diN, Torrace, B.C. 995.00 malor thoroughfar . Elevators. INCHES AWAY CLUB Llmltedspacelefl. Call 635.4320 months lease. Apply suite 118, Tradesman Van. Interior Meat every Tuesday night at 8 Spoclalizlng In Lands, Trees, 1973 Pontiac HT V8 - 1995.00 68. Legal Occupancy Octobe 1. Parking. for quotes. (ctf-m and th) 3530 Kalum. (off) 1967 GMC Pickup. 795.00 Customized. Please phone after In the Sknena Health Unlt. For Shrubs, etc. Complete Tree Air conditioning, ontact Haas 1969 Dodge HT. 695,00 6:00 p.m. 635.3029 (p.20.3) more Information i~eno 63S- Care. Mad & Erosion Controh Firewood for sale: Very 2 bedroom suite. Available ESTATE SALE Brothers Constr ~ctlon Ltd. 1974 Ford XL Plckup. 249.5.00 (684) 860.2365 or Rolf Daehn 254.7 or 63,5.30'23. Fencing & Contr~of Blasting reasonable price. Phone 635- October 1, 1977. Centrally 1970 Ford Custom. Four dr. The Estate of George Little, 6804~1 1975 Chevelle Coupe. 3695.00 (604) 832-7051. 2605 (c.20,21) located. Phone 635.9471 (off) Copper Mountaln Enterprlses sedan, 302 cubic Inch, offers for sale, the following Kermodt Four Wheelore EUBEN WOESTE Ltd. •automatic. ,Priced to sell. Estate property, located In Meetings 1st Wednesday of each (c.20,21,32 end of Sept.) CONTRACTING Custom 49. Homes for Sale 3026 Hlghway 16 East Phone 633-6235or 635.4328 (cff) Terrace, B.C. month at 8 p.m. In tho meeting Well constructed home-made 2- prefablng and o site con. horse trailer. Firm 0500. Phone Phone 635.4373 DL 00605A room at the Sandman Inn. For ABLE ELECTRIC LTD. Four bedroom house with un- BEST BUY OF THE YEAR Lots one to five inclusive, and structlon of log bu dings, $9.00 further Information phone 633.~94 after 5:00 p.m. P- finished basement on 5 acres of (c-21) Blocks 4 and tl, located on square foot, basic rice. Write Retrlgeratlve Contracting and 11,16,21,26. 1974 Valiant 4.dr. Sedan. 3442. household repairs. Phone 635. land. Across from N.W.C.C. P.S., P.B., $1,250.00 or no Legion Ave., between Glacier or phone Interior .og Homes, also work shop 60' x 40' wide and Must Sell: Glass and the Cur:lng Rink. Bridge Lake, B.C V0K I E0. 5174 or 638.1231. (otf) One antique wood cook stove 1977 Honda Civic reasonable offer refused. Mnetlng - Terrace B.P.O.E. 20' high. On 12.5 acres, V= mile Owner must sell Block 3, and the western portion Phone 593.4440 or )3.4459. (Elks Lodge). First and Third and one wood cook stove. 1972 from city Limits. For more -72 KM.gal. of Block 5, on the north side of ABLE ELECTRIC LTD -Reg. unleaded or prom. fuel Phone after s:oo p.m. 635:5625. Thursday of month. O.O.R.P. International Travel.All Information phone Houston 845- Little Avenue. PERSONAL: Mrs Jace, Tarot aau A EIKtrical Contracting. $1800.00. Open to offers. Phone - Radial fires & mags (C-20,21) • (Ladles of the Royal Purple) - Free Eslmates. Phone 615.H76 2928 or write to Box .580. (pact car, palm reader. Reads past, Second and Fourth Monday of 635-2485. (p-21-2) '14) . Sunroof Bids will be'accepted to October present, future. Lce, buslness, or ¢11-1t31. (off1 - Low kllometerage Month. $8. Mobile Homes 31st, 1977. The highest offer or health, marriage. Help In all Welner pigs for sale. Call 635- Try your offerl any Offer, not necessarily ac. problems. Readsb mall. Send t • GOlden Rule: Odd lobs for the 2683 (off-) FORSALE See at No.~- 3889 Muller, cepted. Cash preferred. Weight Watchers mneflng held Iobtees. Phone 635-4535. 3238 3 bedroom home with com- Moving Must Sell:. Lot with 2 full date of birth a; I name with every Tuesday at 7 p.m. at the Thornhlll bedroom trailer and .a 12x42 $7.00. Will send ar wets. Mrs. Kalum. (ctf) pleted basement, suite carpeted (p21). Gordon Little, Knox United Church Hall, 4907 12)(52 2 bedrooms furnished. throughout, Shaw fireplace addition contains 3 furnished executor. Jace, 2533 East I sstlngs St., Priced $5,800. rooms plus ~/~ bath. Also a 20x32 Vancouver VSN 1% .. Lazelle Avenue. Reflexologyby Pearl. Call 635. )lus many extras. Drive by 4801 Must sell: 1972 Chevelle 4.dr. 4517 Cedar Crescent, also garage. Asking $17,500. But 3854. (p.18-21 F.7,14,21,20) Halllweil or phone 635.3~44after Sedan. Excellent condition. Terrace, B.C. V8G 1)(5 The Catholic Womons League 5 TON TRUCK equipped with 5 p.m. for details. Priced at Many extras. Phone 635.2934. negotiable. Phone 635.3897. (18, (ow.th.fr. 4 weeks) PERSONAL: Mr. Medello - will hold their Annual Fall Tea power winch. Price $1,500. Spiritual reader a d adviser. TAXI DRIVERS $51,500. (ctf) (p18.21! 21) and Bazzear on Sat. Oct. 29th at Phone 638-1676. (O-17,19,21,3,5) ..,... Palm and terof ca Js reading. Full time, part time. Class 4 the Verltos Auditorium. 1973 VOLKSWAGON WINDO~h 1968 Classic 12x68 3 bedrooms 2 Notice of Appilcstlon to Change She will help yo. with your CTF Iicence and police permit 39. Boats & Engines FOR SALE: Completely Joey shacks. Frldge and stove. of Name problems In buslr :ss, health, required. Contact manager, VAN: Needs minor repair., renovated, 3 bedroom home, $2,500.00 Phone 632.6328. (o17 Excellent condition. Priced for Notice is hereby given that an love affairs, sick ess, where Caoadlaw calorie Counters Terrace Taxi - 635.2242 (otf) application will be made to the 1974 Chrysler boat motor for close to all facilities. 21! *' ~"~" * '~, ~',::'~ immolate sale. ;~,To view at others hove Mile . .Spaclal mind ovary Tuesday at Thorhlll sale~.S5H.P...~mplet.e.w,qhjet~..-...Reasonably priced, .Phone 635. Director-of Vital Statistics for a i;eedlng by m al/ with" free l~lomentory ,Sctlool,7:00 'p.m.':~ good condition. $900. Phone 6829(p.18-21) 1969 Chevy 4x4 short box, stel~ ' 6422 ~;fler ~:00 p.~. (o18.21) chengeof name, pursuant to the monthly horosc( )e. Send New members welcome tram I provisions of the "Change of 635.2420 (c-21-3) Owner leaving soon'- priced h aslde. Good condlton Phone 635- $10.00,dateof birth nd year to - Terrace and Thorhlll.. Further .... ASTROLOGY . Immediate Occupancy: 12x68 Name Act," by me: AAItle Mrs. Madella. P.C Box 69784, Information call 635.5486.or 635. sell. A cozy 3 bedroom 2770. (P.16-21) 41. Machinery for Sale modernly built home In Thor three bedroom Safeway. Schlnkel of 4607 Hauglond station 'K', Vanc uver, B.C. /425. Roglster now for hoginners Street, Terrace, In the Province & Advanced evening classes. nhill. Features a lovely mura 1968 TRIUMPH SPITFIRE Laundry room, finished mud VSK 4Y7. Phone 2' .3697. WRECKING HDSB TRACTOR: in living room - fireplace room, large sundeck. of British Columbia, as follows: A spa¢lal goneral meeting of For more Information or con. CONVERTABLE with radio. In To change my name from Serial No. 7404in Terrace area. dining room with patio doors good condition. Phone 638-8305 Located on a fully landscaped the Sknena Valley Golf and sultotlons. Phone 635.3390. sundeck . lob of kitchen cup choice lot at Copparslde. Phone Aaltie Schlnkel to Aaltle Selnen. j~,~ Country Club membership II (Evenings) 271GMC DIESEL & Other parts before 4:30 p.m. after 5 p.m. In good condition. Phone beards - attractive bathroom 635-4461. (c.Oct. 2) Dated this 28th day of called for Tuesday October eth., P.16.5) workshop, laundry room. 635.5008 (p.17.21), February, A.D. 1977. ~p, at I:00 p.m. In the Clubhouse. evelngs. 846.5638 (p.19,20,21) This 1800 sq. ft. home sits or QUEENSWAY TRADING two.thirds acres. Furnished ol Transfers - Plates - Sales Tax. :.:.~:.,.:.:.:.:.:.:.:..~:... ::::::::::::::::::::::::::: This concerns your Funding ,;!:.:.:..'.'~.::::~*~.~:~:::~::~::~!~.;:..~.:~:~:.~:::::::::::::::::::::::~.;::.:~::.::~:~i~::.:.:~.::~:i:. :.:.:.:...:...'.,...... :.:,; :.,,:.:." .:,-." ,, :.... % :.':, ... • . . . •. - ,..,/....:.':::.::::...... : ~:" ";, ;.:.. :::,.::.::::.:~ .:...... ,.....:~. :.:~, Committee reports, recom- 3215 Kalum. 638.1613 43. Rooms for Rent unfurnished. Taxes $51.00only See Wlghtman & Smith mendatlons, discussion of Terrace most unique second For view phone after 4:30 p.m AUTOPLAN agent. 4611 G~moral Meatlng for eledlon of hand store. Room for rent for single' gen- at 635-3986. Lakelse Ave. Terrace. Open now Officers and Interlm You Need It- tlmen In the bench area. With (E. Frl.) Saturday. (ctf) We've Got It - kitchen and living roon Come to Church' Oparatlon of the Club. It Is vltally important you atlend.(p- Book & Tape Swap facilities. Phone 635-3971 CTF 2 bedroom house fop sale: 1965 GMC 5 TON Beautifully situated on Lakelse Oct.6) Guns- Antiques Equipped with power winch. KNOX UNITIID ZION BA PTIIIT FurnHure- Appliances Sleeping room for rent. Private Lake. Large lot. Must sell, Price $1500.00. Phone 685.1676,. SALVATION The Tomltlk Women's T.V.s - Stereo's- Lots More entrance. Near town. owner leaving town. Phone 635- (P-14-16-17-19-21) ABMT CHURCH CNUB~ N Association will hold their Supply of linen every weel~. Has 3178. (p.19.2)) "For tho Best Deal 4637 Welsh 4907 Lazelle Ave. Car. Sporkst Keith annual general meeting on a bathroom for your con- 1972340 DUSTER: Good tires: In Town" Captain: Bill Young Minister Rev. Dave Martyn Pastor: Paul Nk mlnger Thuradey, September 29, at 8 ,~ctf.f) ,, , venience. Very reasonable For Sale: 1 bedroom house at low milage - one owner. Phone Office 35.2407 p.m. In the Kltlmat Women'e price. Phone 635-4013after 5:00 Kelth Avenue. Price S~,000. 635.6787 or view at 4706 Loen Home , tS.530Q KILGREN EXCAVATING 9:45 Sunday School Sunday School" Centre in the Nechako Centre. Must be moved before Ave. (p.17,19,21) Sunday bengal 9:~ a.m. Small cat work, 420JD. Land. • p.m. (off.m.w.f) 11:00 Morning Workshop Senior 12 & up 10:00 a.m. soaping, backfilling, stump snowfall. Phone 635.6334 days Morning Worshlo ~:00a.m. or 635-6974nights, (c-19.9) 1973C, hev Mallbu Sports. 2 door - 7:30 Evening Services Under 12 11:00 a.m. Dance removal, clearing. Truck, 47. Homes for Rent Man. Cottage meeting 7:30 Worship service 11:00 a.m. tandem axle. Hyab 17' Flat- hardtop (vinyl) 3,,¢0- P.S. & P.B. ¢NRIU1 lAB deck, 20~ tandem axle trailer. Two bedroom house on large • radio, tape deck. new fires Wed. Home league 7:30 Bythe Terrace Minus One Club. For Rent: 2 BEDROOM corner lot In Terrace. On city Sat. Oct. 1st 9 P.M. In the Phone 635-3112. Ask for Wayne. and extra rlm~ and fires. One Sat. Youth group 7:30 RIIFOR 411D HOUSE close to hospital. water and sewer. Paved street. owner. Excellent condition. (p- phone TIIBBA¢I Sandman Inn. All single , (dr_.f) Phone 635.7191 for more In. CHUm :H Only $16,500. Phone 635.3677. 18-21) ~aptaln or Mrs. Bill Young. divorced, separated or widowed formation. (c-17,21) ALLIANCl parsons 25 years and older are Consign your car, truck or (p-21) Sparks St. et Str ume Ave. trailor. Lata professional sell It CHURCH Ray. Arthur Helle ~an 635.2621 welcome. for you. 3 bedroom duplex for rent. IT. MATTHEW'S Pastor Roy Taylor For Further Information Copper Moontoln Unfurnished. Available Phone 635-2094or 635.9M9.)C-16- Enterprises Ltd. November 1,1977. Call 635.6719. CHURCH Sunday School - Te. "ace 10 a.m Sunday School - Re lo 2:30 p,m, 63,5.4373 (c.(.19.21) Anglican Church of Canada Sunday 9:45 - Bible School ATea and Bazaar will be held In 11:00 a.m. Worshll Service DL 00~05A WANTED 4726 LazelleAvenue, Terrace 11:00 a.m.. Morning Worship Knox United Church on Sat. ~ctf) 3 bedroom • 1V~ bath older 7:15 p.m. Evening Service .%00 p.m. Worship ~ervlce Dec. 3 from 2 to 4:30 P.M. Ray. Lance Stephens. 635.5855 home. Full basement, garage, Ambitious boys or girls to do carrier Wed. 7:30 p.m.. Bible Study & Sept. 27 to Oct. 11 - exhibition of 19. Help Wanted yard.fully fenced. 0325.00 per Church: 635.9019 Prayer PIINYIICC ITAL art selected for office display In month. 4823 Scott Avenue 635. routes. TABIBN &CLII Terrace Llbrary Arts Room. Dairy Queen requires mature 3175 Available Immediately. (p- Church Service 10 o.m. Oct. 4 • 8:00 p.m. general person for night shift. Apply in 20,21) Sunday School 10a.m. UPLANDS 4647 Lazell, Ave. meeting of the Terrace Art parson between 2:00 - 4:00 p.m. Good experience and e~r_.mngsfor the HAPTIUT Pastor M. K, reedy • Aeaoclatlon. New comers at 4532 Lakelse Avenue. (¢-19- 2 bedroom duplex for rent also a right persons. ~ Office 635.2434H( ne635-5356 welcome. Library Arts Room. 21) 1 bedroom furnished house for ClHIUIICB rent In Thornhill. Phone 635- MIINNONITi Sunday School 10:. 3 a.m. 1"he Inoependent Order of 24. Situations Wanted .5775 or 635-5874. (p.20,21) Pastor D.K. Hale 635.9398 Morning Worship h00 a.m. Foresters are having a Tea. & i, ~one Mr. Lob~7 BRIITHRIN Corner of Holllwell Sunday Evening 7 15 p.m. Bazaar at the Elks Hall on 48. Suites for Rent CHURCH sncl H. Thomas Bible Study Wed. 30 p.m. Oct.15 from 1.4 p.m. Will babysit In my home area on II ii i Youth Night Thu~ . 7:30 p.m Homemade Items, baking end Straume Ave. Phone 638.1569. 1he Tm'aeo Daily Herald CEDAR PLACE 3406 Eby Street 630.3015 10:00 a.m. Bible Teaching much more. 17-21) Pastor Dwayne Barkmon Sunday School APARTMENTS 11:00 a.m. Morning Worship SACRIID I IIART The I.O.F. regular meatlngs-3rd 4931 Welsh Avenue 3406 Eby Street Phone 635.3015 Service PARI~ N Saturday of each month at the 32: 6icycles, Motorcycles 7:30 p.m. Singing and Bible Slumber Lodge at 8 p.m. Suite I13 Pastor Dwayne Barkman 4130 Straume Aw Terrace. Terrace, B.C. Sunday School 10:00 am Study Phoao:635.2312. Religious Education Classes ,1976- 1~5CC Suzuki. Low Oo It Now Weds. Sunday Masses 635-7056 8:00 p.m. Home Bible Studies are being held at Sacred Heart mileage, excellent condition, on ~e'w 1, 2 and 3 bedroom suites Family Worship Service 11:00 8:15 a.m. , Parish for chlldron from kin- road~ff road. Best offer. tar root. Frldge, stove, drapes, a.m. 10:15 a.m. dergarten to grade 9 inclusive. Phone 635-5814. (p20,21) "You are Welcome at 11:30 o.m. :arpet, rec area, sauna and pool Uplands" Classes Sunday mornings 9 a.m. teble, with security en Aluminum 7:30 p.m. • 10 a.m. at Verltas School. The 33. For Sale. Misc. rorpohone and elevator. Ab. last day for roglotretlon for ~otutely no pets. IIVANOIILICAL CHRIS r these classes will be Sunday For Sale: Gold nuggets at 1Oc, FRii CHURCH CHURCH OIF gOD LUTIIIIII AN October 2nd. 35c, 50(: Bin. order US.00. All Sheets Contact Sister Joseph Mary orders C.O.D. Complete HILLSIDE LODGE (:or. Park Ave. and Sparks St. CHUm( Itl Office: 635.9475 satisfaction or money refunded. 4450 Little Avenue Rev. W.H. T atum River urlve Convent: ~.5435. (p-17-21) Wm. W. Lerkln, Canyon View, Slesplng rooms, housekeeping 3302Sparks Street 635.$115 Terrace, B.C. Car. Sparks St.& ark Ave. Placer Mine, Rock Creek, B.C. unite, centrally located. Fully Rev. Roll Noster~ 635.5882 HOUSE PLANT SALE: Sat. furnished. Reasonable rates by Oct. 1st 10 a.m. • 2 p.m., 4912 (c-7-21) 12,hm on . 3.'/5 9:45 Sunday School Rev. R.L. White Morning Service 11 a.m. day or week. Non.drinkers Morning Worship 11:00 a.m. Park Ave. 11.110 Morning W~rk~hop Church School • 45 a.m. =nly. Phone 635-6611. (ctf) Evening Worship 7:30 p.m. Variety of Houseplants. 7:15 Evening Servlcea Sunday School, C~ ~flrmaflon Hunter Special • O ft. Cam. For :~a~le: ;~ bedroom modular Prayer Service Wed. 7:30 p.m. Proceeds to Terrace Child parotte with boat rack. also 12 THE DAILT HERALD Youth and Adult ( asses home, Full basement on 2 acres Sunday School 10a.m. Development Centre. For year old Mare Pony. Phone 635. $3,i,Q00. Phone 635.3469 or 679. 3212 Kdm St, Torraoe Oonatlons or Information phone 7521. 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PAGE 12, THE HERALD, Friday, September 30, 1977 Tax pressure Briefly .Skeltons found canaries and parakeets method revealed police.~ theirsay heartsthey stillout, butun- masked the bookie oper- .,after two years WASHINGTON (Reuter) told a news conference that ation and broke up a $5- OTTAWA (CP) -- It said the information ob- CHICAGO (AP) -- Almost said a key was in the The other occupant was -- As world financial other countries besides [he mflliona-month gambling identified with the help:of SolicitorGenerai Francis tained is "treated as leaders near the end of a big three must help in the ring. two years after two persons ignltion's "on" position and Fox and Revenue Minister were reported missing, the gas tank was onequarter her public aid card, police privileged and confidential; five-day meeting, signs are recovery effort. Officers said they said. A sister reported Miss Joe Guay Thursday communication to any non- emerging that the big three arrested three men and two police say they have found full. They said this indicates released the text of a once- SHARE BURDEN their skeletons in a luxury the couple may have uiea Patrick had been missing designated person is industrial countries will no "This is one world, one women and seized $14,000 in secret 1972 agreement prohibited." longer be carrying the bur- car parked in a South Side from monoxide gM poison- since Jan. 31, 1976. world community, and cash and tapes of telephoned garage, ingwhile running the engine between their departments NO TIPOFF den of global economic bets in a midafternoon aimed at fighting organized everyone has to do their tokesp warm. The skeletons The car was parked in a The statement indicated recovery on their own. share," he said. swoop on a Queens apart- Authorities Wednesday were clad in heavy winter twocar brick garage crime through prosecutions that the agreement was kept A Japanese official at- ment Wednesday. under the Income Tax Act. "It is impossible for said the pair apparentlY'coats. belonging to an apartment secret so criminals would tending annual meetings of They said they found died of asphyxiatmn. They tWbfdi ed i , I building where Warren had The agreement, still in not be tipped off on in- the International Monetary worldwide growth to be about 20 twittering canaries effect, was recently made by only two or three identified the bones as those through a photo of himself been employed as a janitor. vestigating methods. Fund (IMF) and World and parakeets perched in of Bonnie Lee Warren, 30, . f0undin his coat, was revealed during the Alberta "It was decided at its in- Bank said Wednesday that nations." cages that lined one wall provincial inquiry into ception that maximum and Carolyn Patrick, 21. The married and had one child, A man who was interested' some additional countries Even as he spoke, from floor to ceiling in the skeletons apparently had now four years old. His wife in using the garage dealings of the Royal tactical advantage would be plan to' join Japan, West economists here added second-floor. The birds were American Shows and gained only as long as the been in the car for a year Trudi, now 24, had reported discovered the macabre Germany and the United weight to his argument by used to drown out the and eight months, her husband missing aiot~g scene when he opened the PdSOi b 1 e i m p new strategy was not States in taking reflatlonary predicting that West Ger- rin~ing of five phones over uring an investigation into common knowledge." steps in the aftermath of the many's real growth would The bones were found with the car in late January, garage door to inspect the whmh bets were taken, interior, police said. the Florida-based carnival. The plan was meant to 1973-75 recession. be only about three per •cent oollce said. inside a 1971 Cadillac. Police 1976. The inquiry is headed by cause "maximum Miehiya Matsukawa, over the fiscal year ending Mr. Justice James disruption to organized chairman of a working next June. Laycraft. crime" and stem "infil- committee of the Informed sources said the A statement with the text tration of legitimate Organization for Economic figures indicated slowez said it was being released business by criminal Co-operation and growth than had been ex- "in order to clarify recent elements." Development (OECD), told pected, meaning that West reports in the media based The Laycraft inquiry was reporters that some Germany would have less on information made ]public ordered by the Alberta countries had indicated they capacity to help pull other at the Laycraft Enqmry in government last spring to planned to prod their econ- countries out of the eco- Alberta." look into the carnival's omies. nomic doldrums. A spokesman for Fox said Operations and a 1975 joint Matsukawa, also Japan's Britain, although that although the agreement investigation of the carnival vice minister of finance for described by Apel as in Park Avenue Realty Ltd. was tabled at the inquiry, by national revenue offi- declined to name the "very good Shape" after a 4615 PARK AVENUE, TERRACE, B.C. V8G 1V5 635-4971 "we were not sure how wide cials, Edmonton police and countries concerned, difficult period, has said public distribution was." the RCMP. Earlier, West German Fi- that it cannot yet play a MANY QUESTIONS DATA PASSED ON nance Minister Hans Apel majorrok;. The spokesman said the In testimony last week, department had many federal tax inspector Ed- queries from reporters mund Swartzack said he had about the agreement and m~Ssed information obtained Dreams blown Assumable~o~g•ge at I current rates, three also wished to correct errors the tax side of the in- The.home ofyour dreams. that had been published. bedrooms, storage area and vestigaUon to two RCMP Well kept 2 bedroom home. Quiet living. Four bedrooms, fireplace, convenient location •re lust The error he cited was re- officers. up in 55 .seconds Has fireplace, carport and "If you want value in • home at exceptional view and spacious the beginning. These two rits saying the agreement Swatzaek said he was not sundeck. Nicely landscaped low price, this is it. Two comfort throughout are just a homes are CMHC approved been signed by the aware that the information CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. liftoff, and now is being yard on corner lot; Excellent bedroom bungalow, 900 sq.ft., few of the features. Attached (Router) -- An Atlas Cen- and listed at $39,000call Kelly revenue minister aifd about the Royal American investigated. starter home for young fireplace, elec. heat, w.w two car garage and quiet Squires today for your ap- carpeting, big lot. All for only solicitor-general of 1972. The Show's tax situation would taur rocket carrying a The Atlas Centaur rose couple. Asking only $37,900. location. Asking S66,S00.00. pointment to view. Reduced text shows no signatures but be passed on to other communications satellite smoothly off its launch pad Should qualify for CMHC $38,000. Call H. Godlinski' •t Call Kelly Squires. to $37,500. contains blank spaces where• members of the joint in- exploded Thursday night 55 before the explosion sent mortage with low down- 635-5397. the deputy minister of vestigation, including an seconds after liftoff, wiping orange flame billowing. payment. Call Frank Skid- out a $49.4-mfllion mission more and arrange ap- revenue and the deputy Edmonton city police detec- The rocket was carrying solicitor-general were to five. for the 98-country Inter- national Telecom- an Intelsat satellite which sign their names. In Edmonton, Thursday, was to be put in position "That's the type of federal lawyer Ivan Organization. Experts said the explosion over the Indian Ocean to agreement that is usually Whitehall said the Laycraft provide telephone and Owner transferred. Im. signed by administrators," inquiry will not be allowed was in many ways similar to Modern, 3 bedroom home the multi-million dollar ex- television service to 40 med!iite occupancy. Three the spokesman said. to see cabinet documents countries. close to schools, natural gas bedroom home with two The key to the agreement used to establish a secret plosion Sept. 13 of a Delta heat, carpets throughout, full fireplace, carport, dish. is that it permits RCMP agreement. rocket carrying an Orbital Space agency officials basement p•rlt•lly furnished. wm~er." Asking $52,900.00. Asking only $45,000.00 See H. officers to be authorized to Whitehall said Monique Test Satellite owned by the said the explosion was due This beautifully decored home Phone Frank SKIDMORE act as tax investigators and Begin, national revenue European Space Agency. to vehicle failure. No further must be viewed to be up. Godlimki 635-S397. 635-5691. thus share in otherwise minister, has signed an The Sept. 13 explosion oc- details were available preclatedl With features such confidential tax infor- affidavit protecting the curred 54 seconds after pending an investigation. as ash cupboards, large mation. cabinet material under a family meal nook, and The statement said that section of the Federal Court natural,white rock fireplace. the tax investigations Act. There's lust too much talk carried out by these RCMP Among other things, the Labor hurts ' about. That large master bedroom with ensuit and wall officers are aimed at "the section gives absolute to wall closets, the refresh- accumulation of unreported protection to privileged mont area in the recroom, the A well built g~od homi-6d 2 Ciost tO schools ,nd priced and illicit wealth amassed cabinet material, preven- Ontario ,most family size sauna end much acres of land in the Gossen right. This 3 bedroom home acre of fully landscaped lind II by organized crime ting even inquiry com- much more. Why not see the Creek Subdivision. Double has full basement and large on Kerr Street. Homoll figures." missioners from access to it. OTTAWA (CP) -- Ontario days, B.C. 72,-600 man-days • 'Realsoope" display in our garage, root cellar, and landscaped yard, single car features, full basement,l| ost more time due to work and Yukon and Northwest office today or call Kelly animal shelter, listed at garage. Phone Barb Parflff Franklin fireplace, speciousll Roppages in July than the Territories no recorded time Squires 635.7616 and he'll $47,500. Call Barb Parfltt at for appointment to view. 63S. kitchen. Phone B. Parfltt form other provinces, the federal loss. ha, inn it tn vnur dnnr. ~3S.497|. 4971. annnlntment to view. II Miracle drug labor department said The federal statistics Thursday. cover only disputes in- Strikes and lockouts under volving S00 workers or cures all provincial jurisdicti more. resulted in a loss of 446,320 TORONTO (CP) -- A year in Canada. man-days. Disputes under ./ Toronto doctor said Wed- federal jurisdiction resulted nesday there is a new drug An estimated 400,000 in a loss of 20,330 man-days- that gives relief from pain of Canadians suffer from in July. ,...,f" peptic ulcers and speeds peptic ulcers. Ontario led the provinces • •..... healing. Dr. Prokipchuk said cost with a loss of 247,640 man- f.~" Dr. Edward Prokipchuk of treatment with days. The figure reflects said in an interview the cimetidine is about $30 over 22,269 workers involved in 37 drug, a pill called a typical fourweek period. disputes. cimetidine, usually prevents There are~ no known side recurrence of an ulcer if effects and the drug has Quebec lost 155,100 man- taken once or twice a day. been cleared by the federal days in July because of 84 Dr. Prokipehuk, chief of health department. disputes involving 9,01C the gastroen ter olo! Dr. Prokipchuk said workers. division of St. Michael's cimetidine combines with Prince Edward Island had Hospital and associate body chemicals to block a clean ,record with no professor of medicine at the release of histamine in the stoppages reported by the University of Toronto, was stomach. federal labor department. one of three doctors who Histamine stimulates In Newfoundland, four spoke to a news donference secretion of gastric acids, stoppages involving 899 about the drug, which has which can produce ulcers workers resulted in a time been available in Canada when too abundant. loss of 1,600 man-days. since last spring under the Ulcers are sores in the Nova Scotia lost 6,390 l~ke small talk for35¢ or les~ // brand name Tagamet. lining of the stomach or mandays in July because of He said the drug relieves upper small intestine. If six stoppages involving 1,046 tic-ulcer pain in 48 to 72 they are severe enough to workers. ~purs and heals ulcers in break through the lining, ONE STRIKE ,two to four weeks. In New Brunswick, two sur_gerv is necessary. stoppages involving 430 The doctors said savings Qmetidine was developed // , from use of the drug, in- workers resulted in a loss of by Smithkline Corp. of 2,360 mandays., Manitoba / cluding hospital and Philadelphia and is medical costs and time lost lost only 80 man-days due to distributed by the Canadian one dispute, involving four from work, cosld be between subsidiary, Smith Kline and $25 million and $50 million a workers. French Canada Ltd. Saskatcheean lost 2,230 mandays in July because of UN id nine disputes involving 298 to a workers. Alberta lost 19,880 . e man-days because of six h i Rhd i disputes involving 2,812 c ange n o es a workers, BritishColumbia lost 9,040 man-days because of 10 stoppages involving UNITEDNATIONS troduced the resolution 1,429 workers and there (Router) -- The Security Wednesday. were no stoppages reported Council on Thursday Waldheim said he will in the Yukon or Northwest authorized the appointment inform the Council in the Territories. of a UN representative to near future, after ap- Man-days lost in the first help in preparations for the propriate consultations. seven months of this year transition to majority rule in whom he proposed to name were 148,210 in disputes Rhodesia. as UN representative. under federal jurisdiction B.C. Tel's long distance can dial direct (112) to most down this weekend. And The vote on a British The representative, ex- and 2,005,140 in disputes resolution on the subject pected to be Maj.-Gen. under provincial jurisdic- weekend rates have really got places in British Columbia* spread a little cheer.A was 13 to none with the Prem Chand, former tion for a total of 2,153,350. people talking. for just 35¢ or less per minute Soviet Union abstaining and commander of the UN The breakdown, by (minimum charge 23¢ per call). China declining to par- PCeacekeeping force in province, was: Newfoun- Because between 5 p.m. ficipate. prus, will begin dland 117,310 man-days, Friday and ,5 p.m. Sunday you So call up when rates a~e R g TEL A last-minute amendment dmcussions with Lord P.E.I. no time loss, Nova by Libya to have Socretarty- Carver, the British resident Scotia 10,630 man-days, New General Kurt Waldheim commissioner-designate, Brunswick 11,910 mandays, make the appointment after and all parties to the Quebec 1,025,870 mandays, consultations with Council Rhodesian dispute, in- Ontario 672,600 man-days, *Rate does not apply on calls from the OK Tel area, coin tel, motel, hotel and to some Northern lx~intsnot served by B.C. Tel," members was accepted by cluding Prime Minister Inn Manitoba 18,090 man-days, British Foreign Secretary Smith and black nationalist Saskatchewan 24,870 man- David 0wen, who in- leaders. days, Alberta 51,260 man-