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Co eratel or else, says g:ov't TORONTO CP - Labor However, Munro warned available to us and we have Minister John Munro said that "If the adversary to make a ~election." Wednesday that if labor- element - continues to ' Munro said the options are management relations do frustrate the " indudtrial .that "we continue under the not improve,• there is a relationship, therewlll be no adversary system based on possibility of greater winner, only losers.",. ,confrontation and mutual governm~mt intervention "Government must distrust, with no tripartite "to protect the economy," provide the leadership and, consensus on pest-control "Labor and management througbParliament, tuition red~nsibilities; we face the must take a bard newlouk at the rules and supply the propeet of greater govern- their relationship and their programs," he said, . ment intervention in labor- responsibilities," Munro "We quite literally can't management relations in said in a speech prepared afford to let induStrial order to protect the for delivery to the Kiwanis relatiou slide from one economy; or we accept the .Club. confrontatian~ to another, • reality of a new era in labor

"I am confident that labor from one-. crisis to., the. next.,, - affairs that demands new and management will ac- attitudes and a more cept this challenge and Munro said government, realistic sharing of adopt that co-operative labor and management responsibilities by govern- spirit." must "fact up tothe qgtions merit, labor and business."

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VOLUME 71 NO. 85 Price:' 30 crab THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 1, 1977

MEET WITH COUNCIL

Par,king concerns Kalum Street, Emerson and Lazdle between Emerson and Kalum were streets were breaking up. Here the paving machine receives a new load recapped this week under eounefl's-197~ maintenance program." Funds for from a dump b'uek while ~e roller completes tha J~b at the far end. the work came out Of general revenue and the work was done because the Lazelle owners Bodies found Shot-in-the-arm Brain Grs~ " Lazelle out a . parking He said if the block was .... Herald Staff ~Wtiter. • barrier would be put in zoned/C-Xthe parking plan ~ " " " • • . :, . • ' . . ,, Owners of the 4?004)lock between the street and the wouldnot be aec0modated, after plunoe h.,elo,.,-t Lazeile expressed concern communal parking area Maroney said ei.g.~ • .~ " ~. ~ ~,~I~_~4~I, |'|q~q~1~q~;qi~ V|~BIr~ over. council's pro.p .osed wi~.no.s.treet .park~.. on the owne~were at.tbe m~,_un~ The bodies of two California@oi0gistswhoplunged - . ~ - i . . . . paring plan xor t~.m~, nor.mmaeo~__t~zeue;,___._., unuLu~,_mauo~_~o'mU~e about 250 feet down a rock face about 40 mlles west of OTTAWA CP grants .to the provinces' living costs are rmmg aevelopmen~, m me~r ~x teec woma ue auoweu m me m~u owu=~ ou here were rec'~vered by Terrace RCMP Weduesan- ~,,,.~o,,A o,,,oo,,,o,~,- ~.h.,o,, ,,..,~,,.,~,,. ~,,~a ,,.,o..,,. ,~,= ,,,,,,,I.,,...... properw nurmg -an. m- ~xor.... a mu~w,,,,x...... uu uJc .,,,ou,, ,,._. uses. , afternoon' .... ' • ~ ;. . • I leader ,Toe Clark called then reduce sales taxes, program, ,, Clark added, . !ormeomeeu_nguP..twoanme m.u_e,°x .m,e~l~o~U~tUu~'U~ .~ ' ' = ~Nofoulplayis, suspected in the desths,, bel:... ~d to I Wednesday for the Liberal Clark's demands, echoed H-Is' plea, however, zs twogroups "l~eeuy., ,- m'm:~'w°'mu~e"Or'~ "u~'- ~o~t" " He said another eencern I baVe0eeuredlastAug 8, the date of thel~st enh'y,in I,governmenttobdngdowna similar proposals made likely to go unheeded by. the Cduncil'isSugg~tingthe O~i~ mocKa~me, that,waselearedupwasthe i their diarY. ;~ ~ :~ " ' ,.~ '/. ': i;~.~ncwlbudget~and to recall Tue~day by maJor l~bol; and Liberals, FinanceMinisr~T_ " owners, in the~#,bUi!.d . ,_.~i-~ :;~..,.i,,,,.~ ,~.. ~ question of g.~r~e,p!Fk-up. [..:. Nonamesaret~'ingreleasedunfllnextofkin canbo 1. parllament~,~Week~tO~!/~bUd/n~s '~hte/l. ~ ~ :" D0na!d ~Maed.0n~a!~i turned 40_ ~eet~:~the:.~t~,~:~,~_~.,,~.~_~.~•,i~. ~om ~heSae,~:~y:i~:. ~-.'Thoy..':.-[-~:~Jose~lffurn/a •, were ~ll~,d~-~v~'iddg~On*'s/::"!--'aPl~OVe::-'.it.: "-. •:'~:~': ~ " . . ::"'Tl~/f~/i~s-t~'='~f ~-: '~dow~d:demands for .a n.ow s~Srea~om_niUnar-p~ld//g _propoaeu ,.;_. =~.,=,....~_..rto cumusuna, ~ have~f0otb~icki~ey~u I,uniVersitypr0ject. ~i~/ .... ~-i I A ,, quick ~:stimulus ,, , poalsforgovenrmentactlon budgatTucsday, saylng.~ area along Laselle. , , .... .~p~_.a~__~u__.~,,~_~,~. there is Iota of 'room ~or I RCMP Cpl, DoUg Joinson, who helpod recbver the ' | hudgetcouldbedevisodina to stimulate the economy wants more Use for ~mt .... ~'-'---'~"--~'-"= ...... ~le ,mr, e~ ~eutr©-' CFTK u~tw~m .... garbngetr~ks'tooome,,ill I bodies, said they were found about l0 feet apart atthe | short .time and should follows the release of springsbndgetmeasures, to • ~omc p~..p~e~am racy mu .~.asum. ~.nu . ~,~.,~ :~ and out and turn around, - bottom of the steep reck face The two were not [ contain personal and sales govei'nment reports • show an impact. _ not .....like me men oecause ~lowever, me reaee Meroney said . " equip~" m any way for rock climbing," th~nO~t h hikers | tax cute, Clark said at a showin~_ a decline in' Clark 'elmrg ed that the ...,business ..... that...:....~..*..,--..-. has more Would ancoma~hr...... *,,.. '.,~ ". ~r...... o;a ...... ,o woulu ue foohsh to attempt climbing area i ,news conference. • producuou in the nurtural govenrment is w o rr y in f~ t;MOL~|U~&D,... ,...... klJal|,., , ,.,..aJlML|l~& ...... L|U~ .,,.,.__,_..__..~s LI|~ J~& m.m s,asq~~ ..~o,,&wem~v~a~v ~ .,,,o~4 =,.... ,.,vuma~.~'~ ,I,,,,. withoutpropereqnipment, haseld, lt appears the two I He recommended tax cuto' economy. , " about Quebec, for po~ticaJ ,,,,,.©== ,,u,,. ,...-~ ,~, s~.cuc,.~.u=~ ~,,v,,,~,,,, ~,..... ,,- o.-,v -,-.y, were heading back to their base camp and had to i for persons earning less . "The value of the gains, at the expense of the mote` parking sp.a.ee, lenvin,g would be. parallel par..k~n.g. .people from ,,b~, ing ~ climb the face alon~ the route • [ than ~5.000 to $16.000 an- Canadian dollar has slinned economy ,_ cnsmmers ot me smauer He sala owners woUlU ne melr own planS, "'wewoma, =..o ...... ,..#,-~.,,.,=,,'-.,.-~..~.,n~....,,.., I ,,,,,,11., . ~ ' . ,...... za ..,,.,,"--~. u,, ",,',..,,, that "[he m~m.~oo ,~ o~-~a, pm~u. 5 au,~; tv u©v.©svp my. uw,, "~'~"~"7 ...... v ~,... 14'nlionnt~.= which fl.~w in fn ~k,nmk mt fham " " I He alnO ahid the fedm.al mm.k,.fa |TMmnlnvmPnt elsewhere.., separate buildings, and any- owner wants to bring ..... ~'---, ...... -- .... [ "~,=-"-'m"-ts ...... °"h-o ,,~a -g~-';'~-~,,.,,-,,,~ ,~v-,~...._...=.~ ,,_I..~_,.=o,_.,_Z_-, ,.~.,,,~ ,,,,.a governmentParliament last recalledmonth to Alderman Vie Jolllffe said would be theirown property in, be said. legislate the legally striking this concern came as "shock owners even though they He said most of the s,,,s,-s.~s.~o,~a m'i~a=~ ~,qo m teaaa~ to council • and 'the ad- would share the same owners, present at the r~[]r I~,,~i[-,~q~L~ ~,,~I[-A Y~,~ . air coutrullers back to werx. ministration because they parking lot. . meeting were there to listen unemployed"The threat and of ofone a furthermillion thought zoningwould be the Mayor Dave Maroney but a couple of the owners slideinto a serious economic main concern. said the meeting donred up were. "uptight about the recession surely demands Council wants the owners man misc0nceptians about whole thing." • ' - an equal response," he said. to build ~0 feet from the council's objectives, Jolliffe said the court case Parliament is scheduled streets0 that Lazelle can be/..although •many. owners involving Mlckey John.son is Four murders charged to resume Oct. 17. widened from its e~dstlng 20 •~wonted to have the block casfeaing the pdbli'c vnew m paved feet to 54 paved feet zoded C-1 (commercial) what isltaking place on the VANCOUVER CP - RCMP Chilliwack after being bolleve that she, too, was gunman as he fled west to k~tlleYere,hOlOg/cal prOfile °f the with curbs and gutters, instead of th. present, P~l, 47000-block and he wants to said Wednesday a 23-year•e, arrested without astruggle murdered". Vancouver in the Mengers' There would be street Special which aecomodates ~s~e it out of the way as s,oon old Chiiliwack,~ B.C. man Tuesday at,his home in Madson also.is charged pickup truck. Police also maintained parking on the south sideof .theparl~..,l~lan. " .; !,.aS possume. has been charged with four Cidlliwack. , with the murder of Evert bllc interest in the.search Counts offirst-degree Holmes said Madsen was Den Hertog, 19, of Rnsedale, As the killer's trail cooled, ~ ..i~ulng revised drawings murder in the July'is Ferry: arrested during a follow-up B.C., his brother "John, 16, ~nOlice commissioned Dr. me suspect. Police ad- Island slaying of four teen- ofatipfrom amemberof the and Bert Mengar, 19, of thony Marcus, head of mittod, however, that the agers, public. Clearbrook. forensic psychiatry at the killer could have. change~! Smith returned in Inspector Lea Holmes told The body of Leola Guliker, Holmes said no weapon had 'University of British his appearance by cutting a newsoonfe~ence that 15, has not beenrecovered, been recovered and police Columbia, to prepare a his hair or. growing~a heard. Walter, Murray Madsen was Hdmessaid, but "our in- have "no reason to believe charged:in~'county court in Vestigation lead us ,to that any furtherperaons are all-white elections involved in the murders in question." Farmers shocked From/kip ;REUTER Late Wednosday, Smith Andrew Young, U~S. am- Police had reconstructed SALISBURY CP- Primel reiterated.his intention to. bassador 'to the United' the movements of the Minister Inn Smith retained seek talks with local lenders Nations. Rhodesia bombs killer up to 90 atland changes control of parliament in not ll~ked" to black •ted.before the shooting, RhOdesia's general election,. gaerri~.~.who since 1972 0wen andYoung are when a man similar to the •and when vote-counting have been fighting to topple reported to be carrying VICTORIA- CP - The inconsistent attitude of the Zambian town p01ice'deserlption was seen British Columbia government 'towards paused .late Wednesday his government. None of the plans for Smith's pointing a rifle towards the uppenreu certain of the two- moderate black l~aders, resignatto~ to make way for LUSAKA Router- :Zambia said Rhodesian Jetair- Federation of' Agriculture problems of the agricultural •Hver. - ' ~ • said~ Wednesday it is community. thirds majority he needs to " however, had' yet agreed to ,*:a~British appointed ad- •exaft bombed Zambian territory Wednesday, nonr the Investigations showedthe negotiate a racial set- meet with Smith. ministrator who' would lay Zambian border town of Feira. shocked at amendments to "Last week we were told assailant_ was ~ very thin, theLand Commission Act that in order to avoid cir- tlement on Ida own terms. Smith said he already is the ground for one man, one, A ga~em'ment spokesman said the raid came afte.~~ about six feet tall and with Partial results of balloting looking forward to the next vote elections amongst an exchange of fire between Rbedesianand ~Zambian introduced Tuesday in the cumventing the work of the" bythe mostly white, elec- step in his plans for. the Rhodesia's six million troupe near Feira, which isclose to the. borders ~with lodg dark hair. He wore a legislature, current inquiry into the checked black and red "We don't want to see our production prOcess, B.C.'s torate gave Smith's co~Ury's future - a meet/ng blacks:and 270,000 whites for Rhodesia and Mozambique, ~. ~ ,~ ' ' Jachet, black or unfaded Rhedesisn Frontpar~ 38 of today with British Foreign a black majority govern- The spokesman said in a statement released bythe blueJe~am,a floppy darkhat agricultural • land-use participation in the national the 44 seats he,n~sdS, for a Secretary David Owen and meat. information ministry that shortly after the exchange problems being resolved in broiler ~marketing plan had t~vo-thirds majority in the of fire "rebel Rhodesian Jet bombers crossed the andwork boots. '. the political arena," to be delayed," he said. House of Aksembly. border and droppodbombs on Zambian torritory/' • A man had been seen in federatio~ president Ralph "This week, we discover Returns from 'rural areas, He said the Rh0deslan attack was repelled by the arearof the shootings Barlchellosald'ln a news that the government intends where Smither is strong, are Zambian troops," : ; carrying ah, .0bJsct of about release, "and that is exactly to amend the Land Com- expected today. Damage fixed No further information.wasimmed/ately available.. the same si~ as the sport what Is gobig to happen ff mission Act in spite of the ' There are 66 seats in, the The statement, came three days after. President' version of about the same the provincial cabinet is fact that that same com- House, 50 reserved~f0r • An estimated $i00 in up, he esid,:and estimated Kenneth Kaunda'hadpubHcly predicted that Zambia size as the sport version of gi¥cn the power to overrule miflee also has been the wcapon used in the decisions of the land com- charged with the respon- whites. derange wreckod by vandals the bill Could come to about would come " under air attacl~ shortly../ shootings Smith,s party held: 38 in:bpper Little Park was • $I00. :' ~,. ' ' He had already warned Zambians they were on a The ~_areh for the Ferry mission." eibility of reviewing the seats before ,the election, repaired ~,Wednesday by war footing WithRhodesia and should be prepared for Under the amendments agricultural land reserve which he called~in an.at- parks "and recr.eation so-called "hot-pursuit" raids such as those launched Island killer was one of the introduced by Environment system. The erea has been van-, largest in Lower Mainland Minister Jim Mielsen, the tempt to obtain the 44 seat department crews; says by ~RhOdesia.int~ Mozambique;/ " . r~ ' ' "Obviously, there is not dalized several times this. •history, but led to scores of cabinet's environmental block that will enable him to Superintendant BL]I Casey. summer,' said Casey, and • Black nationalist guerrillas fighting to topple white- much consistency to the make, constitutional minority rule in Rhodesia are,' based in both dead ends despite ~ the land use committee would application of food policy in thedepartment had to hundreds of tipsprovided to be ableto consider appeals changes. • • He "said. anlmown vandals replaee 250 tress pulled out Mozambique and Zambia. • ' '.., B.C. these days and this in police by the public. Police rejected by the commission. turnis beginning to create a Such changes Would allow smashed signs, ~ pulled of the ground Jmt between In 'Salisbury, a ~Rhodeslan defence, force:c~m- said at one point they had him to work 'out a power. ,flowers Out of'the ground,' May and June. munique :said RhedeSian forces r~tallating against investigated andelim/nated. In the current system, an good deal of confusion and sharing 'arrangement With mdled half a dozen trees up Zambian ~fire "neutralized" two: positions on the appellant first must gain the discontent within the far- moderates in Rhodesia's their roots, tore a railing ~ioagh' empleyecs work Zambian side of the border early Wednesday. It mad 200 suspects. ': approval of the corn- nfll~gB sector," hesaid. black majority and resist an. apart, broke beer bettles ,in .two shifts lasting until: . no mention 0f,any air strike. • ~ Although yound Ed missioners before the arichello also record. Anglo-Amerisan plan that is and threw a picnic table "midnight isf k nearby . . It said a building at Ka~emba; on the Rhodeslan Meager was ablo to alert matter can be token to the mended that the reported to call for his 'down a hill. building, vandals hit the side of the Zambezi Ri~er border jUst'aernss •the police to the shootings cabinet, but this is being taagkriCUlturalland reserve be ouster and disbanding ~of park:regulariy, sometimes .-~=Feira, was. damaged in the exchange but there were alm0st ~ immediately, doneaway with. ' en out of the h~ds of the Rhodesia's White-led armed The damage took four damqing:as many as 45 no RhOdesian casualties. roadblocks in the Agassiz Bariobello~ said the move environment ministry, and forces. ~~. . .~-~. w~.ker.s halfa day Io clean,n; trees; "*. -''~ r ..... region failed, to net the reflects an increasingly agriculture m~stry. • oO ./ • / - ~ .i~ ,.

PAGE 2, THE HERALD, ~Thursday, September ..1' 1977 LRB ORDER : i aWf,lers sent back VAI COUVER - Saw •In a brief .of the board, rates was dropped from last fliers who shut ~down. 10 FIR president Keith Bennett week's agreement Vanc~Vancouver bland sawmills said the strike was the result At issue is the pay spread Monday idling more than of a disagreement between between • the three 2,000 millworkers have been .• the filets and their union.. classifications of filer. ordered hack to work by Ed He said Jack Munro, Those on the-lcna~ost scale Peck, chairman of the~e regional president of the earn $9.09 an hour, at the British Columbia Labor International Woodworkers upper end, $9.29 an l~our. Relations Board. of ~ .America • ' which had been informed that 1977 . Peck said Tuesday the represents the saw tilers, was' not a year for wage work stoppages and had •told the strikers to revisions for any particular picketing ~vere illegal after return to their Jobs; group ,beeans~ the amount Forest Industrial Relations, Saw ~ fliers walked out would'~ betaken into con- FIR, which represents the because a collective sideration as part, of the industry, asked for a agreement reached Friday federal anti-inflation blanket cease-and-desist FIR and the IWA did not guidelines; order. • • contain pay provisions they He also said the industry Peck told FIR lawyer Ben had demanded. The has agreed to meet with a Trevino that the order was agreement is being voted on union committee during the informaland a formal order by ~nien members this term of tho new contract to Cadet MaxweD Stewart of would be issued today if the week, discuss filing room 4632 Goulet Avenue, Terrace wfldcate strikes continued The job action shut down problems. " .. has been chosen top cadet of or spread to the malninnd.~ mills • in Nanaimo, Before Peck's dacm~on, his cadet leader course st He ruled that the strike' Ladysmith, Victoria and Joyce said he expected all Vernon Army Cadet Camp. was illegal because contract " Cowichan Bay. Ken ~Joyce, ,500 filers in the province was chosen from a group of negotiations had been a tilers' spokesman at would Join the pretest in the llS cadets. Cadet Stewart is successful and because the Nanaimo said the workers next few days and picket a member of ~47 Royal pickets had not bee~ were upset that their lines .would remain up until Canadian Air Cadet, authorized by their union., demand for adjusted pay the matter is resolved. S u dr, oo. ON LANGUAGE RIGHTS • /i¸ i •

School stands firm • //I• ; , " MONTREAL CP - ~e wishes of his parenis, Mrs. in court and would appeal to the premier's statement, Protestant School Board of Dou~herty said. the federal government to saying: "Our decision Greater Montreal PSBGM "T~la isn't a save the ask the Supreme Court of certainly wasn't an has decided to stand firm in PSBGM fight," she said. • Canada for a r ding on the emotional one. Itwas taken offering-freedom of choice "This is a people's fight to law's constitutionality. after a great deal ~of in the language of save a pluralistic way of Commenting on the deliberation became this education, despite Premier life, and the time has come board's action, Premier situation has been building Rene Levesque's charge when we can no longer allow Levasque said Tuesday: for year.S " the govenrmant to take that such a course would • "CAB it what you like, it is The l~ossibility : of amount to civil away fundamental rights of admtnistrative •civil individuals." breaking a law w~s disobedience. disobedience.., and that distasteful to all members of PSBGM. chairman Joan A resolution adopted at a cannot be tolerated." the PSBGM, Mrs. Dougherty said ,Wednesday meeting of the PSBGM Re said measures would Dougherty said. the boardwiil "go through Monday declared that the have to be taken to counter Exceptions would . be the motions" of obeying the board would advise parents the b0ard's stand but did not made for children with regulations of Bill 101, the of the implications of the opeeify what the govern- brothers or sisters already new French language language law but. would ment's response might be. in English school sand for charter, by. using school leaveto parents .the final Lovesque also called the children with one parent registration forms provided choice of whether they want PSBGM resolution an educated in English by the Quebec government. th#.ir children educated in "emotional kind of r~o- French or English. " anywhere and resident in tiO~." Quebe when the lawwas But the board will not The board :'also said it • ]wn.' .D0u_gharty_ dismissed passed last Friday. force any child to go to a would beck parents.if they ,French school against the wanted to challenge the law.~,

Still cleaning up two days after burglars entered their the spencer's home has been robbed "with only small home and searched every room is Orville Spencer, of amount of cash taken each time. Times have changed 3304 Munroe St. He and his wife Florence were for Spencer, who homesteaded in the Nasa area in the Pipeline talks holldaying over the weekend when thieve# ~hroke into late 1940s before coming to Terrace. In 1948, he their home hy:smasldng a,utlllty youm Wlndow, The remembers, he left his cabin unlocked for six months and intruders thoroughly messed up the home during their. the $~5 in coins on a shelf was still there when he retur- begin toda search, netting about ~50 in loose change including a ned. Y collection of American coins. Twice in the past two years OTTAWA CP - Energy the lack of progress might Secretary James have lowered prospects for Schlesinger of the United the Yukon line. States arrives today for But Government House SAY WESTERN PREMIERS negotiations with the federal Leader Allan MacEachen, government on a northern chief negotiator for the pipeline to move Alaskan federal government, said he Improve gra n handling natural gas to U.S. markets. the talks went well and that The ~ne-day session "is the negotiations .:were WINNIPEG CP - The Schreyer emphasized that of the Canadian Association expected to be the .last • conducted in a goGd4 at- The letter said the mespbere. premiers of the four western minister has either delayed he and his colleagues would of Broadcasters in Win- before •President Jimmy provinces have expressed action on the report or acted not regard' the Canadian nipeg. - Carter decides whether to concern about delays in in a manner contrary to the Transport Commission as a Instead, the federal 'favor a •pipeline across patting recommendations of spirit of the report, satisfactory substitute for a government has ci'eated a Canada or to hack a rival the Hall Commission into Prairie Rail authority Prairie rail action corn-.-propaulforanall-U.S, route. effect and have asked for an Schreyer singled out the because the commission in mittee. " creation of a Prairie rail the past "not been par- Terms of reference for Govarnmentofflcialshere early meeting with Prime • say the seretary also plans a Minister Trudeau. authority as one of the key ticularly sensitive or this group were formally recommendations of the responsive to western made public today in one-hour meeting with The concerns are con- Energy Minister Alastair tained in a letter to the Hall Commission that has Canadian needs." Saskatoon. The committee Gillespie to discuss a wide- prime minister from not yet been acted on by The other complaints of will advise the federal .... ,,¢ ,-,o,~,, is-,as Manitoba Premier Ed ottawa_. . . the premiers are that gover nment on .....the '"~ ". ~"~'~:. =' , . Sehreyer on behalf of " The western provinces abandoned railway rights, rehabilitation of branch ~ The teneral government premiers of Saskatchewan, ag.r~, tha.t such a decision-, of-way are to be taken over lines before the end of 1978 already has tentatively Alberta and British .maxing nouy !s needed m by the federal government and will evaluate further the a_ppro.vedaplanbyFoothilis Columbia. Schreyer loom axter railway nrancn 'instead of the provinces and Prairie Rail Authority. Pipe ~nes Ltd. for a $10 suggested to Trndeau thata lines. Ottawa's lack of corn- concept, b fllit~ne pipeline .through ~e meeting be held in Calgary. The letter notes that the mllment to improvements The letter from Schreyer soul ern Yukon remove me The letter, dated Monday $100million grant recently for the British Columbia notes that the $100 million fuel. and made public today, is announced by the federal port of Prince Rupert and grant recently announced B-t ,,.:, .w_., u,,~,,u~o,,*emher critical of federal Transport government for in- the northern Manitoba port by the federal government .,_:=.,_ Y..'.'..',:_,,._'_~.~:,"_;.T_" Minister Otto Lang for his provements in other branch of Churchill. • for improvements inbranch ~er~U~an~con~i~or_.~m~e ' as metric speed limits are posted apparent lack of concern lines is not being overseen Sehreyer's letter noted lines is not being overseen ne=~ti=t,,a~e, Woo~=~,,~ about the Hall Com- by a western agency, butis that Trudeau pledged by awestern agency, outm o.... ~:: .... " .....in areas of the ----'--'- mission's report on grain being arranged by support for western being arranged by Cartel" is scheduled to ~.HUpVIIiC,~, handling and tran- negotiations b~tween the economic development in an negotiations between the annoancehispipollnechoiee all sportation, railways and Lang's office. April 18 speech to a meeting railways and Lang's office, on Wednesday the same dri.'v.erswiHbe responsible for ' ; " .~ "~ " day Prime Minster Tudeau . THEIR LANGUAGERIGHTS FORGOTTEN driving at the posted speed , " . ' I• ' ' theCanalu.s. trea underba kwhich in kilometres per hour (km/h). Feds support Quebec Inu t S - control of the waterway to , Pan a by the year 2000 OTTAWAFeds CP . Indian supportAllmand stated that to his QuebecInuit who are not party to ~ Inucivil disobedience t by' the arm .... ' Affairs Minister Warren knowledge a federal the Jamos Bay agreement - Inuit, whohavecutoffwater The U.S. says that ff Allmand says he supports minister has no authority to a multi-million-dollar land and stopped garbage Canada pushes for too much lnuit Eskimos in northern order the withdrawal of the claim settlement with Inuit removal at government in the talks, Carter might Quebec in their struggle police or the removal of and Crees in northern buildings in some corn- decide to go ahead with a against the province's Quebec government 'em- Quebec - are not protected munittes, ' propcualfr0mEIPasoco, to language legislation, ployees. A statement released The Inuit have askedthe Under Quebec's language "You tell me who finances build a pipeline across Allmand said. it the Inult association and the gas by tanker to the today by the minister says police and public servants to The minister.has delayed I'll tell you who controls it," southern 48 states. • he "supports the Northern leave their communities and. royal proclamation of the Levesque said. Quebec Inult Association in some natives are talking of James Bay agreement until David Payne, a trouble- Negotiations at the its struggle by democratic" trying to separate Inuit the language problems are shooter on language issues ministerial level opened in means-against Quebec Bill areas from the remainder of resolved, for the Quebec government, Washington last Friday, but 101 to preserve and promote the vrovince.. The lnuit say they are has been in the north for there were differing reports the Inuit language and ' Allmand said he ap- being forcedtoadopttheuse several days trying to on how much progress was culture." preeiates the legitimacy of of French instead of native convince Inuit that the made. Allmand also said he the Inuit association languages or English. language legislation is not U.S. \officials said they called Camille Laurin, requests concerning the The Quebec government dangerous to their future, were disappointed and that ' ; Q u e b e c' s c u I t u r a I language legislation and :says its language legislation Jean Fournier, executive , / One kilometre is approximately 5/s of a mile. Conversion tables development minister, last "feels that because they are protects Inuit linguistic and director of the Indian affairs ~,~v~-r" ~ and information folders are available through automobile clubs, " Friday and asked that the so few in number they could cultural rights, native land claims office ~-~ chambersofcommerce, provincialgovernrnentofficesandother government withdraw hardly affect the language Both Allman.and Quebec ' says that heavy-handed , outletsthroughout the province. Please observe the new meti'ic:: special police forces sent to situation in Quebec if Premier Rene Levesque tactics by the Quebec Dry cieaning is recommended , ' ,orthern Quebec corn- granted." There are4, Inuit have agreed to meet with government have resulted 'in caring for batik. If the speed limits. ,.w~!c,." after the Inuit in the province, in the tension in the north, fabric is to be used for -~t~pro~stingagalnstthe The minister said lnuit leaders to try to screens, wallhanglngsorhunp {~ Provinceof Minlstryof resolve the dispute. The Quebec government' shades, a coat of clear shellac Bdtlsh Columbia PublicHighways Works and -i~tion. ~ ,, Quebr's legislation, which Levesque said Tuesday "has behaved with the grace may be applied or a protec. k " ~'~i.~ was not agreed t~, passe third reading last that the federal government of an elephant," Fournier tire plastic finish sprayed on., .... • ' " ~llmand said. The police week, t, oes not protect all was responsible for acts of said. - : • remain, the natives' language rights, 'THE II"K~,.P-., Thursday, September I, 15VF/, pAOM 3 Long-awaited changes heralded By .RI~ GREGG He 'said a summary not in possession of fish can people who flaunt fisheries Herald staff writer conviction for •illegal ,, also be charged, he said. regulations. Amendments to the possession of salmon will Tickets can be given to • He said poaching has Canada Fisheries Act, increase ,from• $I,000 to a person sinvolved in minor caused a loss to the B,C. designed to provide greater ~5,oo0 maximum fine. offenses like fishing without salmon industry of mss'e protection to the aquatic Will range from $50,000 to a license, he said. Anyone than $3 million a year. ~. environment and stiffen the $100,000. who is given a ticket can pap "With new provisions and penalties for poaching and He said the courts can the . fine without going heavier penafUesunderthe other offences, will go, into order an offender to clean- through the courts. revised Act, we will be In a effect September 1. up the mess or force him to Fisheries and En- much better position to deal Local fisheries officer pay clean-up costs.. vironmont Minister Romeo with the poaching problem. John Hipp says it's about Fines can also be levied LeBlane said in a news At the same time, we will time these amendments for the distruction or ,release the main ,objective need the support and came into effect. disruption of fish habitat of the changes to the act is to" cooperation of the fishing He said poaching is not a and fish food. preserve the country's industry and the general serious problem in .the He said if bark from a natural environemto and its l~bHc to back up the efforts -in the future a fisheries logging truck falls into the renewable resources plus a of the federal and provincial officer will be able to en- water and disrupts the f.ocd crack down harder On authorities," LeBlanc said. force the fishing regulations supply it will be classified as e as a peace officer under the ~llution. criminal code. Fish eggs are now He said this does not mean classified as fish and fisheries officers will charges involving the become policemen because disruption of eggs can also their only duty will be to • be laid. K&J enforce the fishing A person who is fishing regulations. .. l llegally even though he is AUTO PARTS & TIRES New Zion Baptist SPinaLS. Winter 11rm (Belted) minister here S1P Oils II P.ddlaives % , Rev. Paul Mohnlnger, Prince Rupert. Rev.' D. new pastor* at Zion Baptist Barkman spoke on behalf Church, was formally in- oaths Terrace Ministerial 8 ire5 H,D. Beno5 Grinder $119,99 ' stalled, for service last Association. Sunday in service led by MPJff MORE ITEMS ~ New Uhrary hours ai'e posted by Librarian Elaine Perry, continuously from 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. Tuesday through Lloyd Anderson. Rov. Hi' The moderator of the who says popular demand has forced Librarians to forego Friday and from ,10a.m. ~ 5 p.m. Saturdays. Wilke, form Portland church Jurgen • Bahr, of- thei~ S p.m. to ? p.m. closing and keep the doors open- flclally welcomed the new 490S HWY 16W Ol~.4usm pastor. Me, Bahr welcomed Other speakers included Mrs. Mohninger and the ministers of Baptist presented her with a •, 638i~484 Churches from Kltimat and beautiful corsage. '

. • HEALTH REASONS Principal granted year leave John Bastin, principal of Interviews for applicants district. The positions of Caledonia Senior Secondary to fill the temporary elementary counsellor, .and for ten years a school vacancy will be held this speech therapist, and administrator in School evening. Because this is a learning assistance teacher District 88, has been grant~l temporary position, the require new incumbents. a one-yonr leave of absence board hopes to fill it with There will be 60 new for health reasons. local people. TSere will teachers in the district, a WHAT probably be no outside decrease of 25 from l~ast advertising of the vacancy. year's turnovers total. Bastln requested the leave Enrollment is not ex- and at a special board As the school year ap- ~heeted. to change, though meeting Monday night, proaches, there remain ere will be no firm' in- trustees acceded to bis three vacancies for dication of enrollment levels , request. • .,,, Sl~Ci~p~n~,th.~, .~choo] until the school year starts.

Get off:Channel 01 you 'ungood .buddies! S,: ~ As mere'and more people To date, there are only 4 Playing hide and seek, are coming Into •the CB bases in town that are able exchanging• reeeipes and world, we would llke to to monitor on a 24 iir. basis, arranging blind dates are stress the lmpor~mce of the so ff there are any more not what the CB was meant me of channel O1 as by eoncerned citizens out there for. Word has it that a mutual courtesy of the that would make a good cleaning up of the air waves CB'ersin this area, that ch. monitoring base, then is in progress so bopefully a 01 remain Open as a, please get in touch with lot of this nonsense is about trucker's channel which' ~s. Sandman, Rockcrusber and to be eliminated. If you are monitered by a group known Pebbles, Little Mama or guilty of these offences, ,as the 4-Way ~a~her's. myself. Also please note please clean up your ~ct or that we do not give out leave the mike unkeyed or grOUP is madeup 0f Smokey reports or time you're liable to find yourself concerned individuals checks, so do not ask us for 10-7 in the future. whose aim is to help the this. trucker's and in general, the Which brings te mind ,the Come en Terrace, let's motoring public who require use of some individuals on make ourselves known as assistance, be it in- other channels. For' want of the good CB'ers. formation, landlines, do I sat down and scanned directions, messages and the channels (I know this " Speaking of 10-7, once most important emergency makes me a rubber neck) again it's that time for me •calls. This is done only on a regardless I was amazed to too, so the beSt to all ofyou,; 24 hour basis, 365 days a find that during those few keep smilin' and lets keep year and we would ask your minutes, 6 out of 23 channels all the channels clean, 10-47 o,u , S,oa,, 6s llo,, , Hal,ors,,.,,.,> .eL I help in keeping this channel were being used for sheer Catch you on the flip clean for the above put .l~se. nonsense. fl0p...3's Dino MEMORIAL SERVICE WANTED acre,, nnbRoasts 99c, Spare,aRiSe '1.19.1

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[ Circulation (Terrace) • 63.~' J J (Kltlmat) . . .I Sweden drops>Krona to/buy ' time J PUBLISHER... W.R. (BILL) LOISELLE • " J ,I MANAC~IN"[~pITOR"" STU DUCKLOW ~0NDONB~,IB.R~.bC~e dei~v~j~an ge rates, among the highest In the Swklb)blm)na, thethh'dwitl~inaye~',iss from 37J~ taxes paldby employers.and amongthe ~gaest in the wor]d and two Experts here say it may we]] be that 'J I~bllshecl ~tvery weekday at 3212 Kalum St. Terrace B.C. A [ aberena(maUempttogaintimewMlea limited public spending are amo.ng the tlwee times"greater thanthosoprevall~mg Swedenhas reached the peint where the I m..~w..,.~ CirculI~d~'ssecond class I wide package of economic measures is measures announced to bac~ up in Britain. ~ennlewfllhave to choose between better 5 mailer 01, Posfagepah. ,ca~,retbrn I developed for Sweden. devaluation. , , ~, . an~ better welfare .programs and an. I ~oot~e guaranteed. T'~islatastdevaluntton, expertseay, is . i_ -However, theyalaosessomeshort-tarm cournging more funds to go into I ..expedted to solve little in itseft. Already, Until recently, Sweden was r~. ~d~. as and medlmn-term miscalculations, productive investment. 1 . NOTE OF COPYRIGHT ., .- 1 been offset as Swedon's trading pan~rifnet~s a model of an advance(] one efficient The traditional Swedish response to f This may be a .stiff poetical hurdle for, - in Scandinavia reluctantly but swif y ,inlhmtrlal society, It had advanced world recessian has been to keepthe ~e.yesr-old .c.o~m.on. ~ove..rmm.en~ .me , The Herald retaln~full,complete end solecopYriaht ~n an), [ followed suit. . technology, enlightened labor relations,. ,d0mestic economy relatively buoyant in ' flrst non.z~OCmlmtaunumstrauonm ~men t edvertlsemenf produced and.or any" ecll)o~lill' or Experts view the devaluation has drllledand enterprlsingmanngementand ordertobereadytotdkeadvantageofthe in40 y .ears...... ] photographic c~ntent published In the-)4~'ald. Repr~lt~-tl~ having been ,forced On Sweden by a a quallty~ouseioua labor force which recovery when it arrives, J~.m..asl~bmaexane~e~e :~oen. I .Is not permitted wltttouf the written permission of the delayed impact of the world recession on rarely went on strike. . / ' cannot !amy , . _ , . Publisher. ' . . " Swedish exports and the economy as a " Then things began to slip. In the first The recession, however, was longer but that the government is .unlikely to .be L whole, quarter of 1977, economic growth and than expeate~i .and the recovery slower ~ able to in.traduce adeq.ua.ce econom~.e They feel the Swedlsh government is fallen to zero, production was down and and Swedish Industry suffered. ~ reform vamou~ co-operauan srom tab Land hopoi~, to gain time for i~ package of prices were risi~, swff..~y. There Is. also an,0ther factor-tax rates, Socialists and the trade uni.pua. Press freedom commission limited, says MP must be strong O T T A W A C P + ; tactic to get past the dee-: P~ogressive Conservative tions, adding that the only MP Gerald Baldwin, a major critics, of the on the srface, mdme to leading .proponent of less . goverpment are the media. Land Commi~on Act seen like innoemt ebeq~ government ~secreay,". has ...... - . " " " " accused Prime Minister "But the government like de~ned to ~ive the ~ovin~i~ cab~ne~e~pal power •Trnduau of attempting,, to all governments, doesn't But on deq restrict the freedom ofthe .like to be criticized and is :tlw m'bad news indee(L press, taking various insidious Baldwin, MP for Peace steps to curtail that Und~ amesdmmm h~zoduced by ~t River, told a local service criticism." J'm~ ~elsen, the political cabinet will be club that with the govern- Referring to a statement allowed to consider and overrule decisions made by mant,s failure to produee a made by Trudasu in June freedom of informaUon law involving an investigation the land comm/s~'on. Tho~ l~elson says the andTrudeau's alleged move into the separatists bias of mmndnmnts will not alter the ~ ~ the act,. to~emor thepress, "there is Radio-Canada, the French they, .unfcrtmmtely, will do just that. enough to frighten all true l~mgungearm of the CBC, believers in the democratic ualdwin said Trudeau's one ~ tbe l~si~ve aspects d the farmland laws' system." warning of imposed introduced by the previous ?e3P'Sovenen~ was Freedom of information discipline was indicative of proposals tabled last month censorship Of the press. the indq~dent nattwe ~ the land comndssim. in the Commons of "Mr. Trudeau is not only Fta'e was a beerd that weeld preside like a judicial Secretary of State John upset about this media body. Zusteadof dieinl W Be, it had Roberts listed nine types of approach and separatist alegal mandate: to preserve tbe dopletin8 acres ~ government information threat, he wants to do 6seal, arable land in this rocky, ns~tainons which should be kept from something about it., Exactly province. the public to preserve whatis notyet elear, bdt the responsibility, bits and pieces he has'let fall I)esp/te the wheat fields c~ the Peade Riwr; the • heA1berts MP celled the are .indicative,>'of ten- frt~t farms ct the Olmnagan; the dairy, vegetal/e, ..... a diversionary sarship/' Baldwin said. and mixed operatiom ~ the Fraser Valley and south Vanconver Island; and the strop ranches 'l~enaflyHmmld's.yinKphotographtetom'olitsown vegetarfan Tom KNOT, has roots .at are ~.eat for nu,y"-turn'n-L;u ,--n'ro' riverbottormandplateaus, Britieh ~ must 'back yard continues, thls time with a reddish.colored makf~ngan ointment to treat skLnproblems. Italsohsa still impm~ most e~ its food. plant called Dock, which according to resident hlgh content of as.slmllable organic iron. legacy of era- .developmmt has. ~ an ~ " ' " .~ . • :(~xJ~Ifm'm]andbese.:.TJlel~,~on~~has , ------o---ne-- s --r o .... ' • ...... " "; .... ' ' to:-developers' :: taught us to stop that trend and with lhe Land " - ..... Commission Act of 1973, rids province moved in Graham Lea, New sprawl or increased costs to that direction, m " Rupert; has attacked the be detrimental to these m m, ' Sscial Credit government communities.. 1:~tiom width attempted the initial Funny name , but-good food for opening the way for "By removing this ~onofthel~havebesn~tbeactbes CAMPBELL RIVER, B.C. CP - 81phonsticking out of the asnd. To, weight~is edible. "LThe mantels iucreasedurbansprawlund regulatlm, the Socreds are jurisdictioes,featurebeencopied yet,and teday, applauded ilamoetin~t by many ~ It's got a silly name and looks llke a harvestblowthem is simple-diverSwith muchthanmost clams, Cox said, and is unplanned land develop- 'mentSayingcanthatproceedlanddevelop-without hot dog with elephantiasis, but the " simply the sand away more plentiful, ..... m,,antAgain,weare seeisgthls the necessary review to - the ~ c~ the ccmmlim~m ihself - is British Columbia government hopes high-pressure, hoses. " One diver can I~r]ng in 1,50~~ ,/~ administration give way to insure sound, land use and ., threatened, to make the gebduck clanl that's The lhwsepa worked ite way down 2,000 pounds a day from a well- the pressures of land without prop@r con- one, separated as much as IxHdble from political pronounced gooeyduck into a multi- 130 miles of Vancouver Island's east stecked bed, he said, and the Pur- developers who see only the sideratlon of neighboring exJgeldes. Therevisi0msu~tedbytheBemlelX million dollar industry., coast before striking geoduck sepa's survey, has found several abort term benefits to be communities. Are we to paydirt near this fishing andlogging government deny that Lt~ve. -- Recreation a-nd .JC~hservation community 140 n~des northwest of promis~gbeds., reaped ~md donot examine return toGaginrdi era when • " Minister Sam Baw]f, spurred on by a Victoria. " ' " ~ Some problems rmain, howe~,er, the long term effects npon rural areas and highway Notldng has d~ed over the past fotr years : IiO,0Oo pound order for geeduck Provincial conservation officer including the unusual ~ name. community development," access wereopen range far lendsulloorttoatoningdownettbeact#iThere siphons from Japan, has com- ]Bob Cox donne(] scuba gear and Provineial officialsareeonaiderlng .seidLea. the land developers and real still too little ~ in B.C.; our population missioned a 136,000study of geoduck vent over the side in a bed of kelp several alternative, including rocky Mr. lea said this pressure :estate speculators?" was indicated by a recent ' "The New Democratic conlhlues to grow. reserves to lay the basis for what be near a small island, mountain abalone, order in council which government worked to says could become a $3 million a Moments later he was back.on the Regulation of the new industry is Traditional out-~.province sore ot food are year industry. • furface, clasping hlshands above his .another serious problem, Cox Said, repealed a regulation ap- ..pro.videa.deq .ua..ts accessto tben~vesvid~byem~roaddngin~Iryor Heading the study for commerclal bead in a victory signal. .because Washington state, which proved when :he was melanotoraugroulps, but housing. The comfirned dependence on outside quantities of the corpulent . '~'he first thing I saw down there takes $5 to $7 million worth of the minister of highways, we ~did so b/ the un- suppliers makes us wo~ el the vagaries ~ crustacean is Bruce Evans, a 9.5 was a g~duck siphon," he said. dams annually, has found the Under this regulation, the derstanding that our land year old marine biologist and '~fhe bottom is all sand." . genducks need a decade to reliever minister could regulate and resources are not unlimited or the marketplace, president of Coast Biochores Ltd., Cox returned to the bottom with from one harvest. refuse subdivision plans in and that land use must be owner of the S0 foct research vessel the hose and was back at tha buat in " In the m~antlme, though, Cox,is uncrgaulzed territory ff he plunned and integrated with OnlywhonwestartproducingenoughinB.C. can' Pursapa. ' five minutes ~th six big clams. • l~arily concerned with his in- eol/sidered that urban existing comm.unitias. ~,entery., When the five-month ~eta]kabeut]°(x~ldngtberuleson 'Pre'I-seL-va- - t[on°~ dinaryThePursupa'sclam. Weighingquarry isnOup to or-12 up,"'Icouldbnghe said. have filled the• whole contract ands"...... in. December, the Freeze asked agr/on]tural land. T~ is every indication, pounds, geodueks are found in 60 to The biggest specimen welBhted Pur.~pa ..wm.ua.v.e.sm.medme entire. ~..however, the that quanfit/es wewill needednever ag~Jnbeto meet oural/e own to il~. feet of water, their I.ong, mean' ,.....,..,.,,..., --,,o..ov,oo.. on forecl sures

The the. is a not -. LEADS MARCH AGAINST UNION .ew Demucratic Party foreclosure rate ;ineethe tbeeleeted.Pleh~Ywe~ pe0p]enot~on.~t, land the political8~ needs to the" o~tbe -- be --overall.(~ Work,class" n 0 hero ooes ' back '. consumerscritiCfor,Norman~mLeVi aifairstodaYon ealind.mot. ..bee,usedlty...Athirities."Signlficantof unemploymentPr°blemis , l~nge xoreelesares to help that with young couples who B;C. families keep their have mortgages : the • By BRUCE LEVETT Televisio,A crews were on hand to it. They didn't'give the management homesdudng the continuing l~yments were invariably record th~Iseeond mass strike at time to,comider/' " economic slump, based on both people working. When one spouse, .... fold hero - a 46 year old boxer who however, "was footage of angry slderably, since the confrontation, ~. Levi, NDP hil,A for, becomes unemployed, the strode purposefully out of thepaint employees. Ron Hill at their head-'. 10ot says he still believes "we want a Vancouver-Burrard, noted trouble meeting the shop and into the headlines with the marching on the stop stewards' lot more honesty from the that Central MortSage and payments starts." cry "We want to work." dflcen. , . management as well as the shop Housing" Corporation, a .' "Those families that are He was net alone, but it was Ron- . The cries of ".Wewant to work'". stewards." ....' ' federal Grown Corporation, prepared to sell their homes Hill who stepped forward and and Chants of,'No strike, no strike" ~ He rejects with a ano'rt has, announced that the to cut their losses find that stopped a walkout that might have along with same.unprintable advice . snggestious that he is a company number of foreclosures on. because of a soft real estate ,NI-L~ i loans~ in the B.C,- market they are not able to tied up the state-owned British to the stewards '- came across, man. " ' ' Yuko~ region ~will exceed sell unless they can take an Leyland, largest automobile dearly. ., " "I;ve ' manufactuer in the country. The stewarns called off the never been a bosses' man. 160 this year compared to 84 even bigger less, Tbo real walkout and Derek Robinson, their Ask my mates. What worries me is in 1978and 13 in 1975. estate market is artificially " iton'~llll has" the broad nine of an leader, said afterwards it was "a that ff Leyland goes down. we" shall soft because the free market ex.flghter, His hairline is receding, sad day" for unionism, lose our |obs and so will a lot of "The holy economic system is not allowed to "Jaw like a block of granite. • Not everybody sa~r it Robinson's others. All through thk'arca there • :trinity of high unem- work. Although it is Itisstrongfaceand,inthelastfew way. ' are lots of smell firms making ployment, a soft real estate characterized asa 'buy~s ,days, it has been spread across the The Sunday Express said: "The components for ears, It would hit ,.'an ever Increasing inflation mar~t', very., few people bent pages of most of England's soene inaygo down in history as the the ,too," i rate will brin~ about the arebuyin~. Thepro~ncisl national newspa rs. moment Britain finally came tO its ~e disclaims both ~llt/cal and ruin of hundreds of young..government's stupid plan to He lives, like ~s " mates " in a senses, the first da~, of a new in- unionambltioes. ,,Sumetimeslvote families in Briitish sell the apartments at the semi-detached house in a Bir- dustrial revolution bringing hope to .and sometimes I don't and that's Columbia because they, _~ueanel Green. project ,ndngham suburb, He refers to us all." • about as far as I go, pelltieally." cannot pay their mor- ~urnaby is an indication of Leyland, where he has worked for 10 Hill s~d later he 'was con- A member of the Transport and tinges", .Mr, Levi said. the sta~e of the real estate years, . as • "uP there'." temptuous of Mflelal union claims rGeaerslWorkersuaion, hehasb.een "-Mter ,discussing with .mark~t~ . . Leyland worlunen, in defiance Of that the sentiment was S0 to lfortlie askedto stand for unton office, "but several officials in the Mr. Levi said, "the Labor govearment pleas for wage strike call. lesidno, l haven't the time, really." mortgage lending field, I p~ovince must intercede and restralnt, are asking for a 47-percent ,Two-thirds of the workers up "All lwant up,there is the truth feel it is apparent that. see that a moratorium is put ' .... pay increase, In the absence of firm .there feel the same as me. They and the right to work, If I'm to be British Colmnbia's lack of on : all foreclosures par-, , companyauaurasces, shop stewards .don'twe~nttldsstrikeandtheythink ,hanged for,wanting the.,,h'uth, it's soundeeonomicpolleleshas ticularly where ~nem -I "It's called 'Pfgeons Beware." ~ had called for a walkout, the stewards'were too quick to call time l was off this earth.. ~, brought about the highest ployment is a basic caw,

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THE HERALD, Thursday, September 1, 19T/, PAGE S , : ",.. : ~ ...... , ,, -': /.- Japan's top slugger gets People's HOnor GORDON & TOKYO AP - On an slugger of Toko's Yomluri' bettor Aaron. ANDERSON average of once every 10.4 Giants tied the reonrd with a Oh gained fame as a times at bat, the superstar two,run homer in the first pitcher and slugger for of Japanese baseball, inning on a 3 and 1 ldtch Waseds Comm~-ionl tlign you Scdabaru Oh, clouts the ball against 21 year old left- School of Tokyo. He J0in~d bring over the fence with his noted hander Mtehio Miura" of the Giants afar graduation ' lINKHAaO WARE. .~ TO~'E S rsised-leg sWing. Ta~o Whalos. in 1959/ : .:"' That rate over 19 seasons e 29~ foot drive brought • Oh hik his "first brought him even Wed- a thunderous ovation from professional home run April THE nesday night with the record 50,000 spectators at ~0, 19~9, in the same of 755 career ~home runs hit Korakuen Stadium, the Kerakuen Stadium. by American Hank Aaron, Giants' home ground, But whose rate was one homer Oh said later, "I tied Oh hit his 755 home runs in T.V. @Ul every 16.3 times at bat over Aaron'srecord step by step, some 4,000 fewer times at 23 seasons. so I have no special feeling bat than Aaron; He has won Aaron, who faced tougher nOW." the Japanese ~riple crown,. pitching and longer fences '~Since my ~rd hom~ for batting average; home ALL LISTINGS SUBJECT'TO CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE ~ I.U~ ~ S ~ ~ baseball, there has been a tense at- runs and rubs batted in. He. retired last year with 41 mosphere in the ballparks. won the rhome-run tiffs 13 home runs more than Babe Some home runs come consecutive times and was Ruth's career record of 714. easily but others come more named the league's most When Oh hits No. 756, .he than 10 games apart." valuable player eight times. Thursday, August 25 6p.m. to midnight stands to receive a new The ball was grabbed in " As a result of Oh's ( People's Honor citation the right-field stenfis by a achiewement, Prime from the Japanese govern- teen-age boy and later was Minister Takeo Fukuds has ( KIMG ! CFTK BCTV 'KIRO ment, becoming the. first exchanged for prizes and ordered a new civilian (NBC) 3 (CBC) • ,C~,) I 9 ~PBS)KCTs (CSS) person so honored. And he will be placed in Japan's medal, With Oh to be the says he Intends to play bail baseball museum. , first recipient. ( --~ - let's Make Klahanle .Emergency Mister flver/,oreyears, inthebelief The 755 home ruus took Oh The slugger , now earning K ~ A Deal Klahanle Emergency Rogers he will be able to hit and 2,425games and 7,871 times ~.40,000 a year, is estimated 4 _il News Room 222 Emergency Electric field Just as well at age 42, at bat, comparedwith 3,275 tohave earned $2.64 million V :45. News . Room 222 Emergency • Company . The Japan-born chinese games and 12,300 times at. during his 19 year.career. ( C ;~ News " Hourglass News- Zoom ."News-, I'lou.rglaes News /• Zoom '~ • News Showcase "77 News Once Upon : i Pla.y.er's w ife gets u News "The Things News A.aa.lc Seattle I Never Said" ~rend .~o MacNell. Tonight Cent' Country l.ehrer . Match Cont' Flih Wodehouse s Up• rst itious, o n.w inst r • ak • 7 Game PM Cony Fish Playhouse Conedy Tlme Barney Mystery Movie To Be PHILADELPHIA AP - the mornmg." ' h superb pinch hitter, reveals " 'Riding High' Miller "The Bye~Bye Announced "Nab, I don't have any Tommy Hutton, a pinc " that he is careful not to step Cen¥ MASH Sky.High " To Be superstitions," said hitter and. late-inning on the infield foul lines. Cony MASH I.Q. Murder Announced manager Danny Ozark of defensive replacement at said not to do it - that if you Ball Family Rhineman CaU" NV)vle Philadelphia Phlllies. "But first base, says he always stepon a crack you'D break Theatre Exchange Columbo "Kanal" yun ought to taik to my wife. chews~mdurh~agame, your momma's back," "The Man In cont Towards Cony She has a million of-thm" e . H he gets on base he chews Johnson said. "I don'tknow the Iron Mask" cont Tomorrow Cony It's true. The most the same gum. If he's out, if that's being mperstltious or. a belief." Nexandre Dumas Police /~lchel, Legrand Cony superstitious member of the he changes to gum. _ Special Cony Phillies' family is Glnny "I chew sngarless bubble Larry BoWa wears the Louis Hayward Woman same sweat shirt every Joan Bennett Police Cont' TBA Ozark, the skipper'q(boss. gaB," said Hutton. "lt'st~ Alan Hale Woman Cony TBA :'She alwnys like~ to sit in only kind my momma will game of a winning' streak, thesame seat wh~ we're on let me ch~w." which may explain why his News The National CTV News Woman a winning streak," said Catcher Tim Mccarver locker mates, Greg Luzinski • News Night News Woman Ozark. "In" Chicago, after says he'D have nothing to do and Mike Schmidt, take a Tonight Final , Hour Kolak Show Hollywood Final Ko|ek we won the first game of a with superstitious. quick postgame shower and immllli four-game series, she found "I'm a man of common lsavo. Tonight ~1 Forties The Late Show: Ko|ak someone else in the seat the reasoning," says McCarver. Outfielder Garry Maddox Show "Son of Fury;' Kolek nc~t day. She bribed him "I don't mess with the says he has no superstitionsi Tonight Tyrone Power "Gun Bell" with four beers to get the occult." but helped Schmidt observe Jl,/. :: Show Gane Tlerney Cant' seat," First baseman Riekie one earlier this season when Mrs. Ozarlt never leaves Hebner has a habit when he Schmidt was hot with the her seat when the Phillies bats of reaching back and bat, Friday, August 26 are ahead, and wears a pulling on the top of his 10a.m. to ~¢&..=.t" hat ,,vm,~ .iaht shirt. "We stopped at the same K:I I- Wheel.Or. ~/-~.. l:-Frlendly... ~ Glant. I :Jean Cannem .... I ...... : ::::~ •:Prl¢e |S:..-;:~ '" :'~ ~rl~g'~~~.,~n'.'~.'.~l a lot Of ;...p]~c~..an.t~,~ay.~olthe/b~l!~-- Fodune ..... Man Aml Show Right the ~ationai" ~iie':~'iii~ail~n~ulr~'as to why I park every day so ne co.me It's Anybody's Mr. Dressup .Definition Love of Life baseball team. / don't get a shirt that fits," ~buy a green, sona. ann ,a U:: . Guess" - . Mr. Dressup . Definition Midday News *About never leavin~ her Hebner said. ,It'snot' a • newspa~r,:'.ne ~m,..'t seat when the Phlllies are- superstition; it's a habit. ' was )ust onvmg. ~uc x .me ; Shoot for Sesame First Young & The Stars 'Street Impreesions The Restless ai~ad, Ozark said, ."I don't I've been doing it since I try one of those gr.~n..so~s Search for knmv how she elaved in Little Lea " and I liked it It diun't neip Chlce and Sesame Hot ...... held out the ___ ... gun. _.. ,, • The Man ' , Street . Hands Tomorrow /i~ht weplayed until 3:23 in Davey. Johnson, ' the me. • Hollywood Summer '77 Noon Eyewitness Squares .. eummer 'T/ Hews- News Days of (~nt Movie As The World MILLIONAIRESKIPPER Our Lives cont Motlnee: Turns 12 1 Days of Wild "Fraulein" As The World Our Llves Klngdom Dana Wynfor Turns Yacht Courageous chosen The Dod'ors. Death Valley M~I Farter Guiding

The• ,,v Doctors~,v, w Days • Dolo;'es Mlchaell. Light NEWPQRT, R.I..AP-.- Vlctor-y. over Australia's- Enterprise, and - ms - d Couraj~epus, the 1974 Southern Cress. ,, sailmakln~ partner, John Another ,All In Cony All In The move by. the New Marshall, co-helms-man on World , The Family, Cent" The Family defender skippered by • AnOther Special Alan Hsmel Match Geor~fa millionaire'. Ted York Yacht Club's selection Enterprise, liars. World , Cup"World Show Game Turner, was chosen committee came as a "He North proved that Tuesday by the New York surprise. Most observers *,whenhe promised to sell me Movie: of Track Alan Hamel Dinah ! Yacht Club to defend the had expected Enterprise to ~ils and he didn't," Turner. "Nty Friend & Field" Show Dinah ! . America'sClub for the P.~rd remain in competition for at said. Irma" Cony , Another Dlnahl time. least another week.. The Jerry Lewis Cony World Dinahl After watching decision by the committee Turner considet~s-himself Dean Martin Cont' Another Courageous defeat En- also means that Courageous a sportsman among Marie Wilson Cent" World Street ~se hy one minute and will not race again for about " professionals, who stand to Don De Fore NIc .'N The Lucy Sesame Seconds Tuesday in the three weeks, although she is ,gain advertising by doing 4 final defense series, the club expected to practice against wed in' the Cup., / . dispatched its launch to the Independence, he sister " "I'm Just inlt for my own Newl~rt Shipyard to advise yacht inthe Kings Point personal saisfaction. the Enterprise syndicate, Syndicate. Turner said. "I want to do a ...... A that his 12 metre yacht had They call Turner Terrible good Job and do whatever I be~ eliminated. " Ted, and The Mouth in the ~n to help the New •York Enter~ise was the second South. . Yacht Club, I'm not going to, He once ealled Lowell make money Off th/s. I'm axeAmericanintwo boatdays.toongetMon-the North, the ousted skipper of strictly an amateur." . day, Ted Hood's In- " "! [', " eATUeING. ASILLUSTR.EB de~)endence was eliminated affer losing ~ Courageous by l:m. ' . It was a rags-to-riches i":' .,,,,SONETNUN6 FFER|NT![! ' ' " yachting story for the 38- year-eld Turner, who got his first dinghy from his father when he was 11. ,. T.",.@Es,,n... " --:" mOU".. Turner started sailing in 1950, but it was not until 1974 that he got his first shot at ': ' : ". " " ' "ENmEL the America's Cup. ' " i • ' It was e ~kipper of tlie yacht' Mariner, It x~ed extremely slow and. SHOWTIM£S ~,mnarrassement for Turner who is OWner of Baseball's l()'::~ p.m. ~ntl Braves. • This ye~ir, .however, Turner has himself a proven In,m, product, ~ Courageous, cles!gned by Olin Stephene and i'edeslgned by Hood, the MON-AUG,29 - man who had skippered Courageous to the 1974 COup thru SAT-SEPT,3 copper pennies are OR'D.ON & ANDERSON reputed to,, be. one of the world's greatest ca.rriers of disease, on the surtace., d . at the . 35-6576( LTD m •4606 --. LAZEL'LE AVE such a beautiful speaking voice °."that he brought*"=" tears REDD,ORCABARET ' to the eyes' of Chief Justice ~ ~'' TERRACE HoTEL ~ • ,. :~tore Hours: .Tues to Sat:. 9a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Friday 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. John ~:Marshall when ~ ~ • arf~ii~ a ease in 1818. t #

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~ 'I, ~ finish lengthens lead for L;ions / 27 passes for 272 yards.' He finishes in many seasons at the Western Conference and stopped into the Lion Harrison ran 14 yards for yarder. for 81 yards-and gave B.C. the penalties. was intercepted once. ] ~ITAWA CP - Veteran Lansdowne Park and with standings• , Ottawa end zonegiving the Riders a B.C.'s other scores. Lui Gerry Organ converted 24-20 lead. Passaglia converted the the Ottawa'touchdowna and The touchdown by Avery British Columbia Young, withno time left Ottawa appearing to be on remained mired in a second- managed only 80 yards the way to an underserved The Riders appeared three touchdowns and added added a 20 yard field goal. aisowas tainted. Clements' ~n the clock, caught a 16- place tie in the East with throw was . short but rushing and l~arrison, was ~ard pass from quarterback win, Tagge led the Lions Toronto Argonauts and content to, hold the Lions to two field goals. There were 97,248 fans. -- short pass gains but Tagge Ottawa quarterback Tom The Riders wasted a bmmched off the finger tips the leader with 3 yar~s on ~lerry Tagge Wednesday down field with pinpoint Hamilton Tiger-Cats. of a Lion defender into six carries. Holmes, whose flight to give British pa~ing and climaxed it all The Lions held the lead completed two short passes ~ementa threw touchdown number of scoring ehacnsa pa.sses.to Jeff Avery and on • five turnovers-four Avery's l~nda. two fumbles cost Ottawa .~o|umbla Lions a 27-24 with the shot to Young, who through most of the game before e, ,',.ecting with Jim t~oley for the Other two Tagge, an elusive target dearly, go~ 51 yards on 12 ctory over Ottawa Rough stood just inside the Ottawa but surrendered it late in the young. fumbles, two by running Terry Bailey ,.ombined Ottawa touchdowns. HIS back Richard Holmes, and for the Ottawa defeuce all carries as Ottawa rushed for iders in the Canadian goal line. fourth quarter after Ottawa night, completed 24 of 34 a game total of 121 yards. tball League. " . The win pushed the Lions' linebacker Mike Widger with Tagge for a 19 yard throw to Avery was 51 an interception. They also touchdown and Jim yards; Foley eangbt a 10 run into c~tly penalties-It throws for 264 yards. Two of B.C.'s total game yardage In o~ fo the wiM_~_t mnr~n to four points atop intercepted a Tagge, throw was 344 While Ottaw~ managed 386. ADJUSTS EASILY -- Standings-- ByTHE CANADIAN PRESS over Edmonton Eskimos, tops Placeklcker Gerry Organ conferencescorerswlth~6 points, consolidated ~lls gold on third .I.~ more than_kicker .Z~_~t__.A~- Ambassador Beliveau glad-hands for Canadiens place In the Eastern Football~or~./.s.Y.snyn°T.'or.enm.m..g_°__"a,,u.~.r~- Conference scoring race Wed- NICK Jamoromc aT rtamiJmn By SCOTT ABBOTT long. I think I'll probably be home tonight now I'm maybe two or three l~unds Lover 'Black Hawks, to reach 500. He bad 712 'ne~Iny night With. a six.point Tiger.Cafe is alone In fifth place MONTREAL CP- Jean Beliveau, whose a tittle earlier than usual." that because I hurt my achilles tendon assists and added 79 goals and 97 assists in performance In a losing effort as with 31. stylish play at centre was unsurpassed.for His playing days ended with the 1976.71 jogging. I was on my route near home 162 playoff games. He was a member o~ the Rough Rldere dropped s 27.24 The loaders: 18 National Hockey League seasons, nas season, when the helped the Canadieas When I pulled it and I didn't think the first all-star team six times and the declslm to British Columbia TO CFGS P adjusted easily into his new career as win their 10th Stanley CUp since he joined anything of it. But that was two weeks second teamfour times. Uens in a Canadian Football Sweet, M" 0 17 17 0 ~.__mimarVeneamhassador for the Montreal the club full-time inthe 1953-54campaign. ago, and I told the doctor yesterday that it He is at least as well known, howe'ver, League Interlocking contest. Andrysyshyn, T 0 8119 5 It was said he was making too much better clear up soon." as being one of the leading gentlemen of Organ converted the three Organ, ? 018 81 3 6 0 0036 • money as aft amateur with Quebec Aces to Despite such indications of middle age sport, and it is largely that quality which Ottawa touchdowns and sdded a Holmes, 1"-O 0 S 8231 "I'm not stopping much," be said afford to turn professional, but when he and creeping grey in his hair, the six-f0ot- has kept his name on the lips of those 2.yard field goal to raise his Jambrosic, H Wednesday as he spent part of his 46th made the switch it was for the ten- three inch native of Trois-Rivieres, Que., seeking new political leaders. season total to 43 points, even M. Harris, s o o03o , 400024 birthday re-reseating the team ate news princely sum of $100,000 plus bonuses for does not lookmuch different from what he more then team.mate Richard r Della Rlva, M conference for a forthcominggolf tour- five years, did in the last few seasons of a career that "I've been approached by parties at Holmes. a.Ealey, T 3 i oo2o 3 0 00 IS ~nent, the proceeds from which willgo Today, Beliveau is viee-president and earned him entry to the Hockey Hall of beth the previucial and federal levels," he ' Montree! placeklcker - Don Cotes,O Sweet;.who.collecfed !1 points in Barnes,M 3 0 O0 18 i totheAs~eciatioudesseoutsdu Canada. direetcr of corporate relations for the Fame in 1972. " acknowledged,: ,,but l haven't taken them 3 0 0018 "I've been in my office at the Forum Canadiena, but he guards his physical " Belleveau scored 507 goals in 1,125 up on any offers; When I retired I thought the Alouettos 25-10 win Tuesday O'LeeW, M since early this morning looking after a condition.uifhewerewaitingfortha next regular-season games, becoming the about it, but after almost 3 years shift on the ice. • fourth player, after Maurice Richard of travelling, I thought I couldn't get into ' l~mthings. and His After World this site I forhave a radlo to go station to the "I try to keep my weight at 205, w,~cb the Canadiens, Gordie Howe of Detroit that,...... with all tbe time it .would .. inv01ve.,, I i" promotion, but that sh~_fldn! t .~ke too was my pl.ayl~ w,!_.qht," he stud,' bu t Red W,ngs. ~pd Bobby Hull of Chicago owes someuung m my tamuy. I Rookie of year ACE PITCHING • . ~ . traded by Lions OTTAWA CP - Sam He broke into the CFL Cvijanovich, once Canadian with Toronto Argonauts in Foothall Leagne rookie-of- 1974and was traded to the Ex*pos nearly hatless in 6-0 rebut the-year, has been picked up Lions before the beginning by, OttaWa Rough Riders of this season for all-star i By GLENI~ COLE Twitcheil, pitching for the Summers completed Cin- end the inning. double play. having to leave with a after being cut two weeks lineback ]Ray Nettles. :MONTREAL CP - Ace first time in nine days, then cinnatt's offence in the ninth Seaver, who won all three Aside from that, the shoulder problem, lasted six. ago by British Columbia Later, the Rough Riders ~t-haeder Tom Scarer walked George Foster and inning. Montreal this season, Expos never .threatened the innings, surrendering six limited Montreal to just advanced beth runners with The biggest threat against retired the first six men he Cincinnati pitcher in the hits and four earned runs. • U~Se" 27-y~ar old middle linehackerann°uncedJimthatTealimp°rthad tiiree hits Wednasday night a wild pitch before Dan Seaver came in the seventh faced before giving up a early innings and Seaver Former Red Santo Aleala linchaeker, who was the been cut to make way for abd Joe Morgan clouted his Driessen singled to centre to when Andre Dawson and lead-off single to Parrish wanton to boost ~ life.time start of the seventh. CFL's top rookie in 1974, Cvijanovich though the 2~st home run of the season score beth runners. Tony Perez hit back-to-back in the third. mark against Montreal to The win was Cincinnati's joined the Rough Riders on former Lion is officially still a~ Cincinnati Reds blanked; With two out in the third, singles tolead off the inning. After Chris Speier fouled 14-8. seventh in 12 games against Sunday and is expected to be onafive-daytrial. Tealhad theExpos 6-0 in a National: Morgan drilled '1%vitehell's But Gary Carter flied out out, Seaver walked Twit- Twitchell, who gained Montreal this season and 'in the Ottawa lineup for played five games with the L~.ague baseball game. first pitch over the right- and Seaver fanned Del chell before getting Dave' credit for a 5-I triumph over• left them with a 4-2 mark at Wednesday's game against Riders after being picked up "~eaver struck out six to fieldwall and Cincinnati Unser and Larry Parrish to Cash to hit into an inning- Cincinnati Aug. 22 despite Olympic Stadium. the Lions here. from the Calgary Stare-. r~n his lifetime total to 2,501 added another run in the Cvijanovlch said he is peders. eflroute to his 18th victory fourth when Driessen led off eager to play against the against five losses. with a single and eventually team that cut him recently. Tim Berryman, 23, a ~he Reds jumped on scored on Bill Plummer's Greaseball pitcher caught "I can't speak for all rookie Canadian linsbacker, Montreal starter Wayne single down the third-basa was aiso added to the roster,~ athletes but a lot of this Rarryman, who played.for. Twitehell, 3-1, for a pare of llne. ded by photos rams in the first inning with Driessen's single, a red han .m.,, lVr~rgan s~arting.tbiLtrouble • double.by Cesar ,Ge~onimo * ~, yoti haS to give you, an rest year, was cm recenuy with a two-out single. and a sacrifice fly by Champ edge," . ,, by the Hamilton Tiger Cats. A Kansas folded so the fight foot ~. Was he wipping away• His to hit the dry side of the City Royals' coach put cocked on top of the. ~left ear itching. Was he making ball." photographer Ray Corey of knee. There was tow~Ld~l~iled a grease deposit. The Bbyals cuffed Perry !i BASEBALL ROUNDUP.... up teat. along the inside of =fl~•right around a bit in the first two The result three pictures leg. His hand sw~ in his The third pieture showed he had an explanation: Too Career Opportunity of Gaylord Perry, 38-year- laps, and in the~could see Perry full ~ength, standing Much on the ball. 'old pitcher of Texas end of a eylindflgla abject, on the mound waiting to "The ball was moving top_ Oldtimers keep Rangers, in some curious In a blown ~p, it looked make the nex pitch. His much, so I had to sd- but not nee~ssarily inex- about the Size of shotgun right hand was on hisright just...move my terget over. Advertising Sales in the American League shell. . jaw with fingers lying up lw was just too strong, baseball team's dugout A na~al inhaler." behind the right ear. you eall overthrowing. I Yankees on top Tuesday night. Petroleum jelly. Toothache. Making a knew I had good stuff 'c#use The l'errace Daily Herald requires an Texas beat Kansa City 8-2 In ,the second picture, withdrawal, the ball was moving. I had enthusiastic, reliable person to work ~Some familiar names are straight triumph and" Joe Gaylordhad turned hisbead "Everb0dy knowwhat he good enough stuff so that Morgan belted his ~lst home and Perry retired 24 of the towards a future in advertising saln. keeping New York Yankees run as CincipnKti Reds last 26 batters he faced. to the left and was seen in does,,' said Whitey Herzog, when I walked guys it didn't oh top in the American blanked Montreal Expos 6-0. They showed Perry profile sitting on the bench, manager of. the Royals. scare me. When the ball is I.eague East. probably was sometimes 'The towel was in his right "But I don't want to get into moving well you aren't )Applicants should be neat in appearance, iGrait Nettles slammed a .Steve Car~n pitched an haveself management abilities, en[ol~ etght-hitte~ for his 19th putting grease on the ball ;hand, which he was belding an hassles. He pitched will,, concernced about them o~-out home run in the victory 9f the year as before he trew it. His•left arm was reaching He's a good eompotitoe. I getting good Wood on it meeting people and have the ability to I~ttom of the ninth inning to One of Corey's lap as he toward the right ear, but the used to get excited about consitontly. I had super generate new ideas. Sales experience PhiladellShia Phfllies rallied hand was hidden,by the it...running out to the mound stoff-curve, hard-slidder, give the Yankees a 5- vic- for four runs in the fifth sat between team-matea ir~ wouM be an asset. Your own transportation over Seattle Mariners the dugout, "his right |M~ towel, and all. Now I just tell 'era fast ball. All my stuff." esday night. It was and a 6-1 decision over ~,'~ is necessarY. Full line of company benefits. Netttles' second homer of Atlanta Braves. Houston .the game and moved the Astres won their seventh Bayi.vs-Walker Opportunity for Advancements. defending AI home run straight and handed New cl~mp into the league lead York Mets their seventh loss wlth 34. in the row, 5-2. Rome Fingers plead up Sparky Lyle, 12-4, gained Vancouver gets mile. showdown cONTACT: ; ' 30th save as San Diego' the vietory for the third is-equivalent to a 3:49.2" CANADA EMPLOYMENT CENTRE banded St. Louis its seventh NEW YORK AP - The associations of both Tan- Empire S{adium. consecutive game as New zania and New Zealand, will Other runners in the mile mile, 4630 LAZELLE' York won its 20th game in its straight defeat 2-1. Rick Dream Mile showdown race Rhoden singled in a run and be telecast live on ACB's field will be Mike Bolt of Bayi's 1500 metre record ' TERRACE, B.C. last 24. The Yankees lead between Filbert Bayi of was set in the Com- combined with Lance Tanzania and John Walker Wide World of Sports. Kenya, Dave Hill of Mon- sscand-pluce Baltimore and 'Rautzhan and Mike Garman Bayi and Walker will face treal, Steve Ovett of Britain, monwealth Games in Boston by four games. of New Zealand is set for Christchurch, New Zealand, on a six-hitter as Los Sept. 17 in an international six other world-class run- Wilson Waigwa of Kenya, Baltimore moved into a Angeles Dodgers beat ners and the race will be run Thomas Wessinghage of on Feb. 2, 1974. Walker second place tie with the track and field meet at established the mile mark in Chicago Cube 5- . Empire Stadium in Van- under international rules West Gern~any and Steve Red Sox by beating during the Vancouver in- Scott of the United States. Goteberg, Sweden, on Aug. California 4-3. Doug By THE CANADIAN PRESS couver. American League ternational track and :field Bayi, 24, sot the world 12, 1975. DeCinces' homer off Frank East Dan Shedrick, president meet. tala, •record for 1500 metres at The two last met in the Tanana was the decisive W L Pct.GBL of Telesporis International, Tbe meet is ~anctionedjbU. three minutes, 32.2 seconds. 1974 • Commonwealth CAREER blow as Dennis Martinez, 12- the television packager of ~ Games, where Bayi set the New York 8 52 .d0~ - e Canadian Track aBfl The 25 year old Walker is the 1500metre.reeo--finishing 7, pitched a five-hitter in Baltimore 75 55 .ST/ 4 the event, made the 'an- Field Association and ~t~ •mile record holder at 3:49.4. out-dueling Tanana, 15-8. Boston 75 55.577 4 nouncement Wednesday at a •British Columbia Track ai~ Rayi's 1500 metre standar d just ahead of Waer.. OPPORTUNITY Cleveland Indians Detroit 63 67 .485 news conference. Field Association. .;d~ overcame a 3-0 Red Sex lead Cleveland 62 70.470 18 The race, which has been The race will be run oma and beat Boston 4-3 on Jim /~llwaukee 57 80.41625V2 approved by the athletic tartan track in 30,000 seat Norris' tie-breaking pinch- Toronto 4S 84.349 33V2 PRESS hit double in the ninth in- West FOR SALE ning. Kansas City Wayne Gross' two-run Chicago 73 55.566 homer helped Oakland' A's ' ~lnnesota 75""" 59 .560 : A dream needs APPRENTICE overcome Minnesota Twins Texas 73 58.557 3 $16000.00 4-3, Detroit Tigers defeated California Milwaukee Brewers 5-2 as Oakland REAnY TO GO The Terrace Daily Herald'requires a Malt Wilcox captured his Seattle "". " ,,,,." time and --'-",, ,,,. ey young enthusiastic, reliable person to sixth straight win with a Wednesday ReSults FISHING work towards a future in the' printing seven-hitter and Fred Baltimore 4 California 3 Toomey turned in the big industry.. Cleveland4 Boston 3 NEWTON SQUARE, Pa AND. CAMPING Patek's two-run double in New York $ Seattle4 AP - Mike Tocmey had upset of the. first round the sixth inning was the key Detroit 5 Milwaukee 2 always wanted to play in the Wednesday, rallying from hit as Kansas City Royais three down after nine holes Twin' Station Control Bonnet Trim 'Tahs • Applicants should be mechanically Kansas City Texas 4 United States amateur golf .inclined and be willing to accept •topped ,Texas Hangers 6-5. Oakland 4 Minnesota 3 champ, ionship, but he to beat Vance Heafner of New'Chevy 350 CU. Inch Dual Batteries In the National League, Cary, N.C., the Porter Cup Engine Lawrence.Depth Sounder responsibility. Today's Ga m~ couldn t for two reasons - Two Burner Stove, Ice BOx 5000LB. Trailer With krkes San Francisco Giants ' Clevelandat Boston time and money. champion and a member of defeated Pittsburgh Pirates Detroit at Milwaukee N last weekend's victorious 5ink and 20 Gal. Fresh Water 'Rod Holders And Extra Prop The 30 year old Toomey, a U.S. Walker Cup team. i Tank Small Engine Mount On Out CONTACT: for the 1Oth time in 12 games Oakland at Minnesota N Full Width Transom Platform Drive this year as Darrell Evans Friday Games University of Maryland "Quite frankly, I couldn't CANADA EMPLOYMENT CENTRE Six Speakers end Stereo / slammed four hits, in- Seattle at Toronto e it this week at the afford to play in the national 4430 LAZELLE q eluding a three-run homer, Callfornla at Cleveland N Aronimink Golf Club in amateur," said Toomey, TERRACE, B;C i Oakland at Detroit N suburban Philadelphia, and CUSTOM SPORTS CENTRE LTD. and Jim Bar pitched anJ explaining why this was his i i eight-hitter in the Giants 6~ Boston at Texas N if he doesn't win another first try for the top amateur triumph. "" Milwaukee at Kansas City N match in the eight round golf prize in the U.S. "I 632-4666 KITIMAT Tom Seaver hurl¢~ a • New York at NIInnesota N tournament, he will have an couldn't afford to join a club f his eighth Baltimore at Chicago N event to remember. affiliated with the USGA." t

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'The Harold, 3212 Kolu~ Street P.O. Box 399 Terrace, B.C. 19. Help Wanted ~43. Rooms for Rent 56. Business Opportunity Fishermenmay Phone ~. Terrace. -P,b"~-lb~ge housek-~-~ng room, Wanted: Young couple Io0klnG ' I~'iTIOM VACANT-. Child suitable for working man, mmn Cairo Worker, for Int~medlato for house to. rent. Outs.Ido.."A Tenders called Subscription rotes: single Copy stove, frlg, everything fur. spill kh~t Cemmenclng September nlshed, central, location, • sue over 90 cants...Monthly by carrier 7, (approximate). to work with. Willing to do .,,;,: Three Dollars ($3,00). separate enterance, parking repairs on house.. Wrltoto RR:! ~ON,B.C~ CP,. made because Canadian Yearly by moll. In Canada JOB DESCRIPTION. Working an~ cablevlsion supplied. asbestos hauling $40.00. Senl0r Citizens S20.00 In a' spscleleducatl0n program Phone 635.2145 (I).1,2) McConnelt & . Marsh]ill,'* United States.fisherman fishermen did not want to per year. Involving a .teachir, ap- ,Terrace, B.C. (c-21,22,1). : -. 'hav.e threatened' to sue ~e foul their gear and they felt Yearly by mall outsicle Canado: proxlmatelylOstuclentsandthe Room~orrentwlthklh:honand ' - PBSNCE RUPERT, B.C. container vessels to $51.00. child.core worker, • " living, room facilities on the Easy to menage fas't'i food .CsnadJan~damages asgovernment oil from .fora bethe salmonfit caughtto wouldeat. not CP- Peter Steen, president LVancouver frorr Sluagway. byAuthorized the Post as Office second Department; class mall fourteenStudents years,range frommale tm and to bench. 6,15-3971 (eft) '~ franchise.big returns AvallaMo with minimum offering 1O;000.gallon spill here But he .said he is getting [ of Cauier Asbestos Ltd. ']L~e tonnage rei resents 75 Ottawa and for payment oF female, mob*ore behaviorally: For Rent: Room in spacious investment. Write QuickStep Monday spread into the o~o~te advice from [said/Wednesday he has pe~centofthemh e'sannual

postage in cash. 1 Submarine, 1649 Vlcforla St., American .v~aters, a U.S. fishermen who believe I called for tenders from production. desiredOassiflndsdue2419oursprlorfo' day of publ~:etlon. $2.~)0 regular.classroom.cllst.~bed end dl~uptlveln a sharedKitchen, Thornh'lllliving roomduplex. and : PrlncaGonrge..Phon'eS(4.,ldTI5 spokesman fbr the In- in o|ly water wLH be safe K large West Coast Although all tenders te~national Salmon Com- sufficlentlywashed, I.vl ahipping al and bergtng firms haven't been. received,, for first 20w~ds, t0cents each; Counxlllng of Mudenfo, ks basement facilities. $85 a tc.32,~,2).. --,.,,, n,a Wedncsda,, ' Loudest criticism of the to move 70,000 tons of Steen said, the company[ t 1 P Bill . ,umv, ,,,,, a' wordthoreattdr...... No retunds on well se regular.contact.with,,,.,.,,..,,,~u-, month,.,n,,,:,;,t~_~Ao~,f~ plus utllltles, hone 57. Au/omoblles. . .John Roos,. the com- federal cleanup eame from _ asbestos a year to Van- to ship through s~.v=tl cmssmea oos. psronm, ~ ...... ,,-,,,, -- - .... ------" ...... ,,,,^,, .... tote,,, a;,~,,,,,,, nm nt,,,,,v excutive couver from Stewart, B.C. rather than SI*agway. I -- - relationship with child outside ...... * ; British Steen said in an interview £hJpping throug Stewart I '" " "J n r m' " ~e ciaksrosm oltuaflon.end 47. Homes for Rent ~97s GMC Sierra Classic .sajd in an interview that the director of, the I. coming, i::ve.n!s. _.., .,~,~ ...... e,,' ,,~ " .----. CampsrSpeclal. 4s4Veenglne. IS~ was notified of the Columbia Wildlife from Vancouver that his would mean mprovedl 'Z.~ .;'".'". • ' :-".." ~" .-" ~ii~s'r~n~o~c~e~f~r-~.~ Aflractlve 2 bedroom duplex Dual fuel tanks, air ¢0n- ~tened s~iJ;, as it son-' Federation, whohassent a fkmisinvestigat~ an an- wharf facilities :)r baz~as" we,gmwavFners rnemmgne)o ~e;~vlour Inaldotho cta~oo~, fridge and stove. Electric ,dltionlng. P.S., Dlkc~ brakes, . sidered elos~g salmon telgram to Transpot Canada...... route to move its and a regulax frieght- every imm=ay aT • p m m Tm Knox Unltod Church"l~ll- ~ Pro91"arrl involves actlvltlos hosting Wall to wall carpeflng. :Radlo,heavy duty |USpmil~,.. fLdhing In U S waters lVflnister Otto Lan~.o. pronuet xrem tm uasmar ~ranspormuon rou~e [o Lazelle Avenue.- ~4sldo theclossraom,.* ...... Phone 635-7485 (p-l) . ,7.BOx16 tiros,, spilt rJms,...... ,new because of ~. oll con- deman~ a public inquiry, mine, S00 runes north of southern B.C. ,-- _~ ...... --. exhaust system end....rear • " ties " ' 'It' s oddamned Stewart, to Vancouver. . The town of St,~art has ." . .Terra=. C~,p,,te S,.tdo. Ctu.U ~d~UALF ICa~TIm,..~i~o'..,~.ONe .. ~aq~cocts .... ~:2.~oom.t,.r, lshed.ho~I ~~k.os..r-..,.~:~::~.,...~ n d. ~ n ~" I I. * ': ~':: , 'i,~ . . :.~,~. '. ~W" ~ ~;~.:in~ n : dn'~ ~eom'sald I the" U,S.P n Coast. . ,esgrnce~ul," " , ~n said" I O~ay.n . ..The ~mp~.__ n~ n s~ _c]~n___ag_d~' a_r_~•,~,_~,_e~Lr~_ ' -- ~ ! will commence pvny eac.n ...... mV,.~n~m.saea.roet deal of sunanmmros,ngmorocoupm.. ,.... l~aVOngUorO ~mpw, .urxw. ~,uard has told the federal qm,a ..~., .,~ .,^ a-;,,a,... ~s pr, oaueuo.n [,nroul~n c~)nxlecu.ou mace :.~.unuu.u.u .'ru.mdeymghta~7:.30: P0ay.w,!~ --,'-'-*--,--,-ti--,,'-- and hove " Phone ~aS.S~TSor ~.SU4 (p.~) dues. pr_o.pa.no . cYcllnaors,' ~n~omnental : ~otnctlon ~-'-'-'~ "%"- "%,~7 " _~?'~.~ ~¢agway, .,qu.a.mm,, oy .me r~av~,anon .,x,m, ,uspen~m.. ne in Ire°mAll brld4't.aleaonlae la ersPIIgnare' e~'"'hlgh.....frustratlon~ ~'-"~'-Ieve!. ' props..no ma0e: end . ~-.orner,~ --'------Servicethat Amerlean."0., l~-O]L'~J.~nL~eY___ I1]~1; reDorlr.~._..... 1~ihsnnaa~.nlSl'~S.,.,,,,.~,...... nnn 'vnlrnn Se~l~e to"me c )lrrl~lllllll~l;d ~., .Sc.h~. !: ...... g~ P.._Y __, u,.,,ae ,,~e,W,~RV 3S k-ur For Rent: • Three bedroom stove. Sleeps 5. Phone &qS~,MO1 ...... ~.~.,.,,h the spill to the Coast Gu~. d, ~ ore is then shippe~ in earlier this year. ~, .....InVlleo ..To ~niNfflo.,.,-._.,,.....~.,.. rot i"i- ~--,~,,- .--.,n~u ,-- ,,,-., .,,,,,,.,,,,,~,,,,I " ,-, " . homewlth.... fireplace.. Heat and. (¢.21,22,1,2): ...... ~-.:.-,.., ~. ~.. ~ mmerm~...... u~,. ,. um~,-,.,,,,_ ___ the Van c ou ver. marme . • . ' ' i m~.|p ~['. IIIIUlIIIglIVH pllVlll~ , ml JdR,NI~" ~llqP" lmW~111v link', ~,,,,.I.,,0m~a PhMo' Aqm.lO'JO " " ' • " ' navm~ &O xnan nun ~uuj- h,nffi,,, ,,,n.g-~nlim, e,i,~A I,l~e, ' 635-7356. (CTF) - work.,,g~,,,M,, =.,d ,,,,mnnn,w~k ' or 635-4322 (p-1,2,3,4,5). ,,, For Sale..- . 1963. J~llbu, • ~ ,t~ted ._...... wa _teen that the,~ marine emergeueies staff - I - Th0rnhlll Calorie Countersl ..;-"--~',.;;~'?.'--'" ."'-"" ~"- " . .... ~- -- cylinder, autom'atic : tran. ..nave uwea~eneu m_sue_~m about 11p.m. Monday but no mmu~ meet every Tuesday, Thornhll.!' ~'Ap;I;~atlons avaliable or ' 48. Suites for Rent ' smlulen.. Good running ran. tee governm_en~ an~_co~-, c]eamq) ncUon was taken i []

Elementer School, 7.15p.m. O" ' " I I 1 : dltlorl..Phone .635-9",tl23. (p. responmme Ear mc

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~ym , 2 .... " ",: -~- ..... ~I'I'L'I~I~'n~'LOi~G~E : " ~tnlmod sulfa. View at 1mS ' L' ...... A~ - . 1BIP, AOE ':" " Kanney. (~-i,) ' ...... : .~._~l~ ~-" I " , , - FobSale: Girls WIM Skates size ~eonlng4450LUtleAvenua rooms, housekeeplr~. QuesnsWay. (p-22,1,2) . U" ""w bud"o, ....~- CCM S~ze S, Oowt Sizo~2. ". ulits, centrally locked. FulI~ : • I IV • ~ " ' Im4mi7 ~,,:: 1.4; Busing!! Personal. Phone (4,q.SS39 (p-1,2) ' furnished. Reasonable rates b~ FoI" Sale: 1971.SefowaY l~xdA : 1 " ~;'~ / . ' ' • day or, week. • ..Nbn.drlnkers~ mobile home. Fully skirted.. ' " " :~' ABLE. Et;nN~I'RICLT.D; '' ; PEC-"'-'~"--'onlY"/j=t~N~"---1TURE S I'AL | Phone 635.6611. c~' "' ~l.ocoted at Pine Trailer Park. ~CI'OI~[A CJP-l~'emLer average. As well, the "Qase A Ele~-frCcalConfracflng. ~ '-- ' Phone ~2.,~sos (1~,~,~,4) Bill Bennett said Wed-.. provincial national product ! Free Estimates; Phone LI54SIk Elyi:~ll~t a bed sofa and chairS s bedroom. :select s~ forI ~ " .day the*Bx'LtLsh C10mnbia has grown at an annual rate Do I1 NOw or;61S-1221.. (ctf) ~r~n'. $299.9S. ' ' | rent: Fruog . " OldertypaShodroomtrallWfor. government, is not plannlng of five-per-cent. S Plecekltchonsulfo-S99.9S. ['.eluded. Phone "~0;1346 (p-' seleorrentalpurcheao..Phone a new budget afle~ a 2.4 per Pregreesive conservative Golden Rule: Odd lobs for the Single dressers,from. $99.98.[ 21,22,1,2) . '. 63S'2J'82~P'22'l'2) L'' " . ce~t/(~s~ine in the gross .leader Scott Wallace lot)lens. Phone 635.4535. 3238 )9" Mattressor box spring from|' . " . • • .'"-' naUenld product. Budgeted that in the face of ' ~.9~. • .' ~ L ' .' .".... l2bedroom apartmenT, electric. Aluminum Kalum. [ctf) Fred's Furniture Ltd. |..heM, fridge and stove..Free Must sell immematolyi 13xGe~ Benne(t . told the a recently-announced 4434LakelNAve. - t' Isundryfacllltles..Nopets. $144 bedroom safowa~y..'Manor. *' ]egJ~at~e that economic *prov~nc|al surplus, and in •~: •ABLE'ELECTRiC LTD. Secc)ndFi'our i ' ~| per month. 3145 River Drive Excellent condition. Must be .meaeures takep by his ~the,faee of record savings Refrlgerative Contracting and ctf) .. ~ | .Phons 635.6445 (ctf) soon. Makeusan offer. Phoho Soolal Credit govenment deposits in B.C., the Sheets oo household repairs., Phone L15- 6~15-2715. (p-19,20,1) " "dm/'t need correction government should cut its 51175 or L18-1231. (eft) For Sale: 1 mt for e van. 49. Homes for Sale " ~ """" ,,a't--s for sale' ~°~/ The prentLer pointed sev'ent)er-eent sales tax in 2~'• x 31P ..... ~-~,'e"a~hr' 6"~- m 63~.7~ ~ that economice ~ends in 'order to stimulate buying. .. Neverbeenusadwlthsutl~lts.' PRIVATE SALE ON BENCH: i .~-~1~ ' -.'~. ' ~,. *the~provinCe have been Bennet said that ~tles Molib Rofdpndiu I car rack. Phone 63.5-2909 3 year old 3 bedroom, fpll taxe collections have in- /2,hoe, on . 3,'/5 before Sept. 3and 633-24,12after . basement, carport, wall to wall ' '~" ' " ,. i " . :~ canb'aryto those in this Sept. 3 (p.32,1~2,3A,) ./ • carpet, beautiful quiet setting .. 4 yser old 3 bedroom SateWay. the~ .ocun.h~..: creased year, and that ,ms0uc,e • ' on Dalry Ave. lOpercentRoyal' House traller."Nlcekltchen ' "1'fie growtb~tn em- is an abvious sign that '~or some rea! b~rgalns.ln user Bank Loan with St,000 B.C. 2nd. Ilvlngroom area, • laundry" 'ig~J~ent Is ~t as:threepper- consumers are' already THE DALLYHERALD women's end .children's' Call after S p.m. 638.1472 (p- hookupsse~'vlce.'TS'-fon~:edlot. ,~:~t emile"rate, Be~et 'mending more money, and o. .~clothing, household .Ifoms and Furnlld~ed with oppHol~c~. For "said, twice the i: nhtlonal teat a reduction in the tax 3212 Kalum St. Terraoe toys see the selection at the more Informetlon: phone' 635- " " wasn't needed. :? Authorized" Kltlmat Workshop at 660 w*~ 6916 after 6 p.m. ~¢-d,9,14,19,3) . sarvlca,Dopet Columbia St, at'Rlverl0dge. ~...... Repairs to Retrlgerafors r 9 " tO ' 4 i i-, week: ' Freezers, Washers, Dryers, days;..donetlons Welcomed. (~) • . '. 6" ~v'~°*tgage.... sl~°ney.... • FUW ohaJ- P0SlTI0'N 0PIEN ' ' ' --]ii ic~f).,." And Ranges ,. MORTGAGE money . any .... ~. j The Terrace Dally Herald IIw an opeMng ~~ "39. B~eafsi &.Engine's _. amount (25 years amortlsaffeo) VANCOU'v'ER C1) - Pat | for a circulation clerk, ~~.~ E.W.I.endscaplng For Sole: 16' sfml'hull rlver 2ridlet mortgagemortgage from ~frmn lO '1'2~ percent, per- Brady~ presideut of the J Applicants shouldhave complete knowledge of Terrace ~,*,~. BOX 454, Terrace, B.C; boat with 40 h,p. let drive, cent. Residential, Commercial,. ]ES~.Udl..Columbta" T~chers' i a.a area, This iS~full time salary position, ~~'~ Specializing in Lands, Tress, Johnson and fraller." Phone 632- Builders Interim Business __m_,~,,h.tr__. ze_w changes ~m ApPlicants. . should be neat in .aPpearance, be able to .~.~, Shmbe, etc. Complete Tree 350S (p.22,1,2,3,4) md modern 2 bedroom up. I Loans. J.O. Phillips Capital . ,~.~, Ca~e. Inssct & Erosion Control, stairs, large kitchen and livingI Corporation, 10673 KIng George take ]aeewithin the schools meet the public and capable of managing oWn time. Fe'~cldg & Contrvct. alastlpg 22'Relnell Cabin Cruiser sleeps room with Franklin flreplaca,I Highway, Surrey, B.C. VST:IX& with~lreduetionofthecore i Yourown transportation is necessary. , ~ |.ii .63S4ttS six. With tandum trsiikr, ex- iurnlshod revenue sulle n Phone m~0411. (1~11,=,1,"'... C~.CU]Um pzlgram ,,,, range ' of* company benefits' available. i !i :l;.~ ' ~1 EUOEN WOESl"E alienScondition,. Loaded With downstairs. Lovely yard. i ' (c:20,21,~ "end 0f"Sept'.) extras b~at house .kept. Full • " ~ ~ . I Experience would be beneficial but not mandatory, i:~/ '11~ price S13,S00*or:nearest'offer. Phone 63S-5733 milers p.m. (Pl 66. Rec, Vehicles '- Brady, spealdng in an ! "

.Phone 63S.2003 offer 6p,m. (p-. . I~. H_e!P._Wanted .... i,2,4,s,6) For Sele: 20' Vonguerdmofor Tuesday, said he was i CONTACT: ~,1,2,3,4) " " :or~Saie: Aftraclive, modern, hence on a Ford chassis for pleased With th.ei.recenuy- m : * 'CANADA EMPLOYMENT CENTRE . • I : . • TAXI DRIVERS mobile home: On a very large furth~ Infol'matl0n.!le ~ announced adJununnenta to ._ I ~ ,~,, LAZELL: ' " / . I,**.~: 'Full time, parttime. Class X " The humble in. hmnble mostly, londscepsd lot. 8Sx226'. 3430 (p.21,33,1,2)ili, :/... '. " .... ti n's ~ ~ ' " . .llcence and police permltl p!e refers to the lesser i)a~rts 'required.:" Coritoct manager] bt anlan~al,..sueh as the G01fCourss on dead and street, oriWnal core ~rriculum I '~KM "c'~''~ " I 'Terrace Taxi 1.635-2242. (ctf) ', hearti livm.i ~dne~,, etc..' ,, Phone 630.1507 (c-20,21,22,1,2) . IN~.Op06al.. '~ ' ' ' .... .,. • .- ,,-., ' t t !

PAGE II, THE HERALD, Thursday, September !, 1977 •

the daily herald ...., " -." , ' I COMICS ON THE: LIGHTER SI DE, ' :: EATU ES 1

The Wizard of Id by BrantparkerandJohnnyhart Crossword Your indMdual

,~,..~wo w~o~ by Eugene Sheffer ~0NTH~ AND NOT A .... [ • ~Yt~ID ~ --*OF T~E ACROSS 43 -- nail 4 Provides 21 Iranian Horoscope ~ %;t~4~~-(~~ J ~,~=~2 ~ ~ ~'"~~ ~~ 1 Tennlsstar 48Central . support for VIP 5 High hill American 5 River duck 22 Rodent 8 Overlook •tree 6 Bird of 23.Solardisk 12 Measure 49 Old crone prey 24 Musical ~ Frances Draks -~ ~ ~ of length 50 Cry of 7 Dependence groupe - • sheep 51 Observed conquerors wrote of FOR THURSDAY, finances are involved. Review 14 Indian 52 Devoured 9 Roman road him SEPTEMBER 1,1977 your ability to make necessary

• . 15 Active game 53 Clear up 10 Se~ce tree 27 Eskers payments -- and act ac- ...... 17 Seed (dial.) 11 Half: a 28 Aromatic' cordingly. 18 A fuel DOWN prefix plant • ARIES 19 Spanish 1 Tree 16 Storage 29 Fencing (Mar. 21 to Apr. 20) /V~"'~ sAGrrrARiUS ~ pianist 2 Watering compart- sword ' Mixed Influences. Look (Nov. 23 to Dec. 21) Catfish by Rog Bollen 21 Produce place mere 31 Curse of deeply into all altastio~ before Avoid tendencies toward eggs 3 Ghinese 20 Neap, for cities overindulgence and con- 24 To lade dynasty one 34 Mythical sctin~ Surface appearances -"-'- [ ,. ~H,.. I~v' could be misleading. trariness. You can accomplish 25 Headwear Avg. solution time: 27 rain. monster 26 Good- 35 W~a--; T~URUS t~ much ff coOperative, and ff you o o o t B~I/~l~'i~ E~A~ . looking novelist (Apr. 21 to May 21) refuse to let frivolity interfere Krr ~ tsL~q, 3o Ap~g 37 Camper's A financial truncation could with necessary obligations. • carti bed be ~ profltoble,~betbe.|mre CAPRICORN t,'lt,~N C~= A 31 Because 38 Small you are aware of all the angles (Dec. 22 to Jan. ~0) , CFt&u.~ -- 32 Drink 29 Chills ~ before you sign on the dotted Sanme good luck in bnsinem slowly fever 33 Kind of 40 Solitary line. Travel plans also favored. interests indicated. This wilt, clothing 41 Theater therefore, be on excellent 33 Split rattan section (May ~ to June 21) period in which to evaluate your 36 Tiers 44 Cereal Mercury extremely generous. progress as of now and make 37 Bill of fare grain Especially favored: all those in new plans, for the future. 33 Spanish 45 Abbr. on the writing and Journalistic seaport• map fields; advertising and AQUARIUS 41 Land parcel 46 Doze • l //~ / I IS own or another's --and put into (Feb. 20 to Mar. 20) I I A(RU~'Te..V.~AN,NC.H / , ~.," I .,. I"1 M action whichever Seems most Stress self-control AND self- ~9 2o ~!~O~ to succeed. reliance. Don't count too mueb Ill II on the cooperation of othem. to 23) Plan a workable program, and ,~ -- . II make. all commitments ' pUcatl~ not easily unravelled. judiciously. • I I Yet,. by dlligeut process, you .-""~..""J,-'~ ~ ~mJb.~,,~.~tm~,, ~ 3o will be able to rack up more YOU BORN TODAY are f~fiO~ fair results. endowed with great in- dependence, a spirit of m- (A~.. to sept. 23) ~u~ terprine and are exirems!y Some Job procedures may be ambitious. Once you have revised. You may not com- undertaken a project, you wm pletely understand at first, but see it tiwough, no matter how go along with the changes as great the obstacles. You m Hagar the Horribl ""'° I I best you can and you'll find that gregarious of nature, unu~dly they work out Very well. versatile, with a strong affinity for science., There are ma~ other fields in which you couM No-day for a shy violet. Let excel, however-- especially tim others know you have law, Journalism, politics, sun~tMng "of value to offer. medicine, education, finance er What has seemed out of reach in publishing. With the proimr closer than you may imagine. education, of course, you should • , ptoquJp. • scomo reach top levels of attainment, (Oct. 24 to Nov. 22) no matter which career you Nora good day in which to choose. Birthdate of: Walt~ sYQNIQ~ NSIB NYBT YT .WJLYLW . commit yourself to a long-range Reuther, Amer. labor leader. TBJYST I| Yesterday's Cryptsquip--COLORFUL PLACEBOS OFTEN • ROUT SUGGESTIBLEPATIENT'S ILIX 'DEAR STUCK: Your marriage is suffering from a ~Y 1977 King Features Syndicate, Inc. serious communicaUon gap. It's more than her mannish Today's Cryptoqnipclue: L equals N haircut and suits. She doesn't give a hoot what you think. Meanwhile, you are secretly plotting to leave her. . .by Addison The-Cryptoqnip is a simple substitution cipher in v~hich each Level with her about your feelings, and please consider Boner's Ark letter used stands for another. If you think that X equals O, it counseling if you want your marriage to survive. .... ~ ~ ! ~' will equal 0 throughout the puzzle. Single letters; short words, and words using an apostrophe can give you clues to locating ~.u ~,TE~, ~ You R~ ,Y..~,,T. vowels. Solution is accomplished by trial and error. DEAR ABBY: I'm sure we've all been bored by people who are in'the habit Of telling long, drawn;out stories that are usually pointless and seem endless. May I share a wonderful suggestion given to me by a very wise friend? To test the interest of your audience, if somsone interrupts youin the middle'of a story and no one says, ...... anti then what happened," shut upl I've tried it many times over the years, and I must By Abigail Van Buren admit, I have had to shut up a lot. © 1977by 1he Chlc~0o Tdbune.N.Y.New8S~nd. Inc. •OLDER AND WISER • DEAR WISER~ Thanks for a valuable suggestion. And in that connectiont ff you hear yourself saying, "...so, to make a long story short," it's too late already. Communication Lines Doonesbury by Garry Trudeau, DEAR ABBY: I am 16 and nO raving beauty, l~ut I am not ugly, eith~er. I was over at my" girlfriend's house one • Seriously Jammed night and she called up a boy I like. (III call him "D.") She asked him what he thought of me, and he "didn't come right VN~/S," }~, t/R.ZO. bTUNN~OO.#eN I fOUND out and say he LIKED me, but he didn't say l~e HATED P/~MM/ON. 1'M~ f-~oNP DEAR A~BY: Fee been married •for 18 years, and i'm me, either. (I was listening in on the other phone.} ~, /,fAYI tE/.P OF "50NOF ~'~" tgOfM~NT.//~ SAID I ashamod to have my wife meet my business associatoe or • YOV? /~,vo~o/~/o \ AINA~SAI~6OmMO~- • I was going to ask '~" to our club dance, but now I'm not customers. sure. He has never asked me out, but whenever we were -.----~ \ ~e ~OO~ TO~ l \ N/t~,YOU/OVOOJ?Z~O~ She has her hair cut very short--just like a man, and ,;~.'HII \ ~....A~O~.~, ' accidentally thrown together, he acted like he sort of liked ~?J, II; . L... ee,~. " she never wears any makeup. She hasn't worn a dress in me. I am all confused. What should I do? two years. She always wears pantsuits. • ' ' UNDECIDED When I ask her to try to look more feminine :and let her hair grow, ehe gets angry and asks me why I married her. • DEAR UNDECIDED: Forget "D" and ask a boy who' Woll, Abby, She didn't look like that when I married her. has asked you out. And ffyou want to be well.liked by both She had pretty long hair, and she. dressed like a girl. She boys and gfrls, don't be a party to calling up boys. And says it's easiur to wear her hair short, and she doesn't care NEVER listen in on the other phone. It's dishonest and what anybody thinks. Well I care. ddldlsh. She can well afford to go to the beauty parlor once a week, b~t she says it's too much trouble. If it weren'~ for the two kids, I'd leave her now. But I11 stay a few more FOr Abby9 s booklet, 66How to Have o Lovely Wedding, ,, years until the kids go off to college. That is, unless you can 'send $I to Abfg-II Van Baron, 132 Lasky Dr'., Beverly Hills, m come up with some ideas to get her to change. CLIff; 90212. Please enclose n long, self.addressed, stamped he Amazing SPIDER-MAN* • STUCK IN FLORIDA Ir.4~! envelope. , .-' .

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• stoT 8Paine6 • • • , . 111 ;. ~bHel'and paHzer.l~l; Commril~ '~'~"~|I~,'I~ ;^,~,o----.+ 8e-temSerm- 10and17 L " fl m+ on' me m~ A~ +or m+~ d~mll , IIKI~IEIi~+ ...... +" + " - ,_. • a II m.tlse uppe,.r Cropper. They had reel| ~, mr mo.~ ~_~+_s~.m..q~m. ~..ct~:..tot~.~.m~- . l.~ Tom ~ ha '~ ao~sl)ind a position I veiled ove~ a lot of road., hath old and'0 / +.,.m--+.o--?,+,,---- , I ,i. oml~nt haok:keeper In G+re. Little new. It Meueh &trip as this that Is i • & Co.'s omee audwm o0mmenee'.blslsulng to help tids part o~ .the-' pro I ";'We In~ Copper ~it~'on the 8th ell|" . . . . ' ' , . | ' AuguSt to+ my ~ uP the (~-I[ ' " ' " m~dmHtW mnlmlie ' ' I dOflee the ,firet 6f ;tl~ week. I~tW'[vlnee get ~e kind of roads it IS en. ++ " ?_'i fence Orelg" wll~,~..he~ been 'filling the[title d to. The mor~ peopin that can + WES~BOI~-I~.ll.me.~m. dall~mmeptTue~qV,• _.. 1mint tot the. +I~ few. mo n'l~ In'some.[set out by ear the n~on, the de~ to ao..m~_ +an\ y_o.~..?r _'~Sl t | to sa+m~, to.amad +m~p~,~ ]and wiu .be amompu~, (,,k~ ..m--." -.?e ; ,~._+ "~l| • +,~wp,,tX+~+op,,,~vm,ttoS+~mu ! I~lp tO 'm ~ wne-~'~ one xers~ ms. I ~ " • " " | .. ::~,,.,'.~.~.~• • .,,., . ,- • ~ . . It was a JoU~lmrty. that le~t towel. ,There wns a+ goo~'thre out of rote on Monds~ ev.e~ug 'when the Boylpayere at the toegrporetton, meetin~ erry" + . . , . - • ,m.+,,u,,,.,de,~m+m,~+ As,m:,lUe. ,-the o. w. v.+. ~u u,~ ~h~ eye' boil: which holds the cable .~ulIed : ' ' " " e Orders Fore" ~ Ii~t'.~ m .ster..Rev- - .Ro++hl~,~. le~ The ,.subJe~. in hey a live one. A ...... OUt"anO. mc us leeee..... z~'um, me ~ .II~ +: "." masmmetc,",o ~-~ ~ I~ m ant, , ' I tor ~ ~m *h~ the~ ~+m ,~t. ~ re~o~ .m be giv,en nat we~ ~ve mmmeo'aoma stream m+m ,-?.. -|| __,,_,.~., - .~'...__.,,_.,.. ~ ,,~ ~m-c,,u~m,+,,dA,--- • l In.a ,w~l~'~ camp.. ,lSeout. ~ • " ;.'.:... ,, - - .: ". ' • . me ~k op ,~t bee --. m+ - ""~.I! ...... "--K~-m.~, ~,,ew.~.x.,u- ,-,,+.,m. 'i xu~ he.vexed t~ +or, to,the ,.ha, ~,..- mmm.a re~t t~ we Imp.. to mink.~t w. a em o=i!. _ __ __::~_:___ _ ..... - ...... _. _...... __+_::_::_...... ::_ aud: amist~l..In ~ mem. mtabtlsh- reee' last ~ a t~r a vex~, O+.'swlm so. Clark and. I ds<~kled, ...... : ...... : ...... : ...... -..... • ed before ~...to. town~ . holldey spent withtel at/yes m ~- totryaplantoptoeetheferxT,..~er ' . ,I o. .land. He say~ they ~.pve h~ a ~isd' ~ ~"rifl+e to the old .boat and u , " : '"NOTIOE • very flne.thne, but.he Is "a Caandinn me~l~•.•~ "our npptie8 as .p~_/ le eo LI _ and was~gia~ to g~t ha~ek'to Norihem th, Would'not be washed off, as at .GEO. TTLE Terrace,B.C. tlmes +the ferry was submerged. As ., .Cl~k eould ~ot.awim ver~ well I on aooUasUon+ MRS. R. H~'. Mrs. fieldedand'two dsnghtem e! fled l~u~' to tiie'asddin,. I 1mew tha! )Box 1,1.0, TeWaeo.. Prince Rupert are gureto at the homo ..~" x Izor~ would make fL..Bo o~eri e! Mr~. W. 8. Anderson on ~ be=el~ we mt Into the~ river, with me haUlp L~ PmmmLmt q to/the hon~'Udl. We m~e'the Rouah Lumber.., ...... 118,00 ~er'l Be,. ~.'s. mumm enmma,ea ,5 Wedne~t~ of thts week to. ~f~ Immk• Our next problem wm to Sb|plaP,.. ~ ..... • +...... H..~..o..e~' " om.~O " "Lake. Between thirty-five'and fori,V number of sdldldren In Usk last Week get beck to the ztght e~le of the river. Sliced Lumber ...... "...... ~.. ~.~0. " lmpllYthldng..~avantnge o~ the .outtof end to'a ]~lenle at GPld Creek. ~ We trl~l:~lling-b'~ but could not • Finkhed ik~rlai ...... • .... 40.00 to 66,00 " A good sho~er had laid thedast and let-oae-to hold. PinaJl,y we made • a~. BOh~,+nua~'---mn+m, mt. ~ew mf~ eh~~,~of eedsr top ~d aneeeedsd Shlnltle~ ...... • .... ;fmm_l~O to I~.~0 Im':l i ~len ,~ldS~mm and w~e am~t, In r ~ng the ~oppe~ (~ ~Me o~ : ~Pleell subject to ~ without notl~ ',' ed b~: ~. ~obSmon, who IS In camp Merkley. . --.. the" fiveuP, I Would like to.lmpress on at tl~e loke with the Boy f~out~ +u~ ~+~rement, that when they put Or~l~ ,t ~rt.oe~ um mmm~.mm~-mm~..... ~as S happy eeneluslon'~..~e sum- Capt, Parsons of.~e C1~m'eh."Assay In a n~;,~hle be sure it !~ uehomd wu a gueet thls week of Rev. W. A. • "." ~ of ]/mlding, e~. on sppUemtton ,~" holJ~3~ .. :,: .. ' " well U the old one was not u.£e+ Robinsen end a~companied the "Boy - . . S~uto to Lekelse Lok~ "W~ ~le ~oore, ante .x.'l.~Ined • • c~+mmm ~mON mm~+o zumber of her friends at dinnas .on m,. +. +. i~fi~+ ,~ompen~ Menday eVenh~:; ~L ~ a Ptm" by Miss Mildred, returned from.Prince S~lar ,meeting on' t~+ .eventng. o+ A,g. Rulmr~ this" week after a hollda~.. , r • . . •+ ~J ...... • . .. P~ Joked wl~ the W..AL : It ,was "Men of Steel" Hr.' arid Mr& G. Murray of Prithee Capt.. a~.'d ~r~ Coulthar~' broke ~P wen attended and seem v~ tu~'ul • Rupert tq~.t ~ weekend at the Ter- their stammer home at. IAkelse this WseueadLo,.0f-Joint ~I~+ lba took pla~. on Wednesday I rare hotel. week and have t;ethrned to thin ranch At the~i~npue~ (whteh :was pmv~led bY the:~Uale members) the slme~es • +i-Evening Nextl atKallam. ": ' ' . ' . " S. Larkerley of Port E~in~on w.a, u vlm~vr ln.towu ~n ~oudsy. ".. • One.O't tJ~e'bfgs,est plcin~a ahowa + S~dalp"~ristonm~leiorthe "4': ": U~m ~'e~m ++as';' ~est tot a tew ever~reught to Haselton will be oeen O'f ~rm She ',Mlss'.Nora I~caeman entertained the. dram Isst"w~ BAKIng.. ~ ~ved ~rent ~ to tu t~e m~toh thence .ext W~.m. memb~e "of', ~e, I~eket ball team and • ~ at the ~ o+ da~ ev~g, ~eptember '/th. ~J~lnem- .he wilt vU#t mends before ts~nguP a tew,'frl~,ds on ~ueed~y "emm~ In .' Be+~ ~t.~to +~ ,.. bet the change o~ "day. Thto.ehange ~er school work at Ocean 'PallJ+... ~'onor:ot- Idisa Oledy~'KenneY who Is o~ .Temre ',;S a munro- was rode so as to give the l~eople an going tO. attend school In .:Prince Ru- Joint meetinp axe .l~ov- opportunity to zeeover from the Bar. pee'+" ~e oxounm,peopte haa 'a Jol~ Capt< Coulthumt returned h.d; ~nur- u~ ve~. mc~VuL held beene on •Mondmy,: it:ib:deml~l ;bY ...... from Van~uVer.. He wa~ .gc+ qmme~ip. ~e ~eut that ~vemrone have mmpanied home by I~. Co~ G~ LoWi7 an oppox~unl~Cto ase-tl~s Ireat .~ie- . M~lk .I~' (~rlmn of C~larvain wae'a of H, ~L E.Colombe; "Afle~ a daye~ ~-Ua~o~ '-.~wa:ZUru~ ~uewso~.' ' the reneh here 'the .s~dtor returned to Sil+i+r Cup Tram "" .mto. , ' :. ~." ,....2,.... • • , ~a~y cooltea metal; you ~111o.....+, eee hlm$re~ o, ITERRACE- HOTEL+ . + [C~ulthunm'.... ' .. .. End ot!i ...... ++'i :++•Present Week ,,,e.~asl e~onto .r,.,,,+ l~m; 3ren'wiil.ee& +. h.,,,, ..,+. lalm m,m gm~ -kSrop~l+~, ~P ,..,,,,;le~k50oI~I~ . . ~ I'. 1;~.0n ~rho ha ~ ~t the'Uult ...... i~um/ ++- - - " " " .month.at ha~ home In Daneen, ~8. C,. • ~ to,T~raee ~on~. ;" ~w~ ua+ ~emalm+vma.d.~' the mmm~ .Up wom,~-ve ~ ~- - + '. "7" Mlas~. Norma:and.Be~tJ~ ~.~u. bbm IS~ iO'~l~In~ down to m olpm- ----+Id~~m heine tom to mbem~ ' " &~n, was bel+ b.~ WD+. i+ ~ouwm me tim t~ioumm~. Ot dmr evemms'~o.w.v.'&~Um'+ i~ +,+ : of "IL~cJfle~k:~,~-W.e~k' end it' )H[lll e~~'two + the mwem'me ~.e + the tau"~'it:~o+:+.n~t+n on ~UX+ tlm ~.,a week. mt.:~.~.~..be ~ ~v+l~ o,e ott~..K +m~::,~, lined, .mmms'.~:a ~ +.dm~+' :Sa:" +',~.... Imo~t~ .+~/~+:mmdo.for ~+, . +,,:+.,,;/~.

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,i:¸ :::/: ::/+ / PAGE 2,. THE TOWNSMAN, Thursday, September 1, 1977

Bill seasons. That means once in and are in a great mood, has picked up hose and The boys March and once in there's not much for me to gleefully squirts Grandad. November. She promised'to . do. Except "let them play Grandad yells again, came bring me a drink on each ai'ound, on, and over me, unpfintably. Younger drops occasion, because my ncrv~ break up eight fights over hose and runs, square into us; we went shopping'and I are shot to hell, too. But whose ball or shovel it is, and square corner of picnic table.. lost one for ¢50 panic-filled THIS is being written from a that's a long time between serve as a trampoline when Great welt on forehead. Oran seconds in the maze of the hospital bed, where ! am in mickeys. they line up at the far end o will be furious with Grandad supermarket; the Younger :faction and under heavy for not watching boys discovered how to unfasten It isn't that my grandsons the living room, run as hart sedation. Don't worry, i as they can, and hu: properly. the buckle of the seat.belt; wasn't in a or crash. I just are bad kids. They're not. Those were the good days. the Older started yelling for It's just that they are three themselves head-first int had a five.day visit from by Grandad's lap, almost ir • Came Tuesday, and Gran his Mommy when I smacked grandboys. and a half and one and a half was committed tn a golf his ass for clobbering his years old, and their favorite variably knocking heads +it seems that my daughter tonrnament. Dubiously. little brother with a ping sport, indoors and out, is together, with subsequent was moving and it was going "At~ you sure you can pong bat, which for some tormenting the living recriminations, howling, and • to be awfully difficult with both of+them on my knees cope?" reason unknown to man or the boys underfoot and it was daylights out of each other. "Who me? Course 1 can God, hc had found behind First few days weren't bad being comforted. a great chance for Oran and But before you know it, cope. No sweat. ! can handle +the car seat. Grandad to really have a The Old Lady has a way with these two with one head tied My daughter walked in them. She can change a lunch is over and it's nap good visit with their favorite time. No. 2 goes down behind my back." with a cheery "Hi, Dadl" people untrammeled by the diaper on one and carry on "Well, maybe ... but ..." and found me on the phone an incredibly complicated happily with a bottle. No. 1 interventions of parents. requires six stories. If ! read "Gawn, away wid yez. trying to call the police" What can you say? conversation with the other it'll be child's play." department, the fire without getting a hair out of the one about Flicka, Ricka "Sorry, but we like to play and Dicka one more time, Vii And it Was. Six hours of it. department, anybody. golf in the afternoon, spend a place. She can sit at the 'During which: eight fights She looked at me, shook sewing machine, with one on go out of what is left of my quiet evening, and get up mind. were broken up; the boys ate her head, took the phone when we feel like it in the each knee, and actually sew, from my shaking fingers, But it works. Hc gets 'all four of the chicken legs morning, during holidays"? as they try to poke their I'd prepared for the three of and called an ambulance. Of course you can't. You fingers under the needle. groggy. Just as he's drifting burble sometin8 like: "No When she's cooking, she off, No. 2 hurls the bottle out problem, dear. We'd love to plops them up on the counter of his crib, leaps up, rattles have them. It'll be a real beside the stove, where the the bars, yells for action and treat." And then you hang older one asks 84 questions, both are wide awake ready up the phone, look at your all beginning with "why," for More Fun And Games better half, and mutter and the little one opens the With Grandad. mournfully, "Good Gawd, cupboard doors and bangs Afternoons in the the kids arc coming." his eye on them and shrieks. backyard are comparatively They came, they saW, they During this period, my peaceful, except for one conquered. And that's why role was a fairly passive one. thing. For some misguided I'm writing from hospital. All I had to do was get them reason, I have only one lawn As soon as I get out of their breakfast. Nothing to hose. Did you ever see two traction, they're moving me, that. ! give them each a can boys with only one hose permanently, to a place of yoghurt and half a between them? Older is called Autumn Daze, a home banana. For dessert, i open a. stronger. He wrests hose for chronic grandfathers to can of peaches and get the ice from Younger and squirts eke out their last few months, cream out. him with ice-cold water. exchanging senile horror it may not "be your' YoCmger bellows, runs to stories about grandchildren. standard, unimaginative, Grandad, soaking from head Oh well, it may not be so cereal breakfast, but the bo~/s to foot, and jumps up to be bad. My wife says sh-.'ll go for it and seem to thrive loved and petted. come and vistt me regularly, on it. Older forgets hose and except during the golf, And then, of course, when starts to climb gate. Orandad skiing, fall and sewing they've finished breakfast veils. Meantime, Younger Saponay 2 3&6 4 9 Syndrome SlEATTtJE 110GAY 9:00 MRO~ ltlllm LUCY MONTREAL

I produce a diseased child. THE TOWNSMAN, September 1, 1977, PAGE l

Hainly beoause of the meat, ~ml,c~mRomm~.Y l, ri~sn~- AlXO~ m ~, the .eli~- , Oat, (CP) -- Ixkho~10fl401nd4~0edlm At l/z~¢ ~ they look like requirecl. special medieval imam with their d~In-mld] Irma, glovel and 'me chain mail is: as enentislfor the cuttin~ Hne u other pretectlve garb. Instead It w,,, for battUnl knlghts. A of swords, however, they widd cuttin~ la~ves, sUp of the raz~4harp knives 3 days .2 nites , led could be deedly. They are members of the line at J. M. Schndder In additionto chain mall the ~o., meat paekors and their butchers use plastfe face • protective -equipment costs masks, hard hats, formnn in Vancouver tbecompanya .hcftyr~0,000.A protectors and a wiclera~eof chain mail ~love costs LSI.TS. other protective ec~ipment. Pfus 5% " Room Tax 3ust $33.25 $1.o0 Per Person From Sept. 15, 1977 to June 1, 1978 double occupancy -PLUS- * BREAKFAST 2 MORNINGS AND A FULL COURSE STEAK DINNER IN HY'S A T THE SANDS

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Feeling |lstles.? Out of stats?" F.Ight #t Take a walk .o-'~ 2 3&6 4 9 S~Lm TOOAY. 9:00 IROOM 'm LUCY ~t~lk a ilt ~k.l~da.v. ) K4RBINS Y00A "PRICE IS RIOHY 9:30 i WHEEl. ~i= FORTUNE FRIENDLY GIANT 10:00 JEAN CaklINEMSHOW *m~. AMI iTS N~m0OYS ~JESS DRESSUP " 10:30 DEFIHITION LOVEOPUFE i I SHOOTI=OR 11HE STARS I1:00 FIRST IMPRESSIONS YQU~IG • THE ,SlSU~ mm i [ CHICO & THE MAN 11:30 HOT K~OS SlUUtCH POIt TOM01mOW HOLI./SQUARES SUt~tR'T/ 12:00 NOUfl U W EYIWITI~ U DAYS OF OUR UVES 12:30 MOYII: AS 'IHIE VdORLDTIJIU~ "rxE OOCTORS mLOmU~0OM I:00 -qreuldn- 'DIUk.TH VALLIIYDAYS , 1:30 GUIglN8 LlOIfl" " ANOTHER WORLD ALL. IN 11HEFAMILY ,, 2:00 ALL IN THIE FAMILY SI'EClN. 2:30 ALAN HN~EL SHOW MATCH "l~lU t O'OJOCK|i ,,Workl Ojp ol Tack & IqldR 3:00 OiNAHI •"NAt/IRtmd Irmi" 3:30 ~UlOTHER W0RLD 4:00 SlL41N~ SlltlmT NIC 'N Idc 4:30 THE UJCY SHOW LalvS MIIKE A DEN; MANY FACES OP V,1LliUR 5:00 MISTER ROUER NEWSERVICE ROOM ~n 5:30 ELECTRIC COMIPNfY i 6:00 HEWS H~R.• 6:30 MAmmGLImRIm 11t IIIst Fam~ ilnl~ in I1~ Worlll~" SgAl"lrIJE TONIGXff CHOPPERONE 7:00 m" ~m I , p~v__LYWOOD SQUARES flREHOUSIE 7:30 STARSON ICE '~, ,-IO~ " .sxowr,sTem MARY TYLER MOORE 8:00 THE HARDY BOYS ] W~ULHII~ ~nEEK ,THn tnlcoM~ cola CHICO AND THE MAN 8:30 911 • WESTERH CONCERTS 9:00 ROCKFORD Flies IWksI'eRPIL'CE THEATRB • i~ couNsms ~i SUN 9:30 SOUTH FROM ALASKA FOUCE STORY 10:00 'QUINCY .FOIm~L SAGA It's.time to call your 10:3Q Welcome Wagon hontA~ss. ~Ns THE NATIONAl. !1:00 cIv NEW m.~x~va NEWS HOUR FINN. II11.E SIMHA~MCS EVELYN ANWEILER ~i TuNimrr s~w HIGHT FINAL 11:30- SURVIVORS~ "Value Drover ns~Sm 12:00 i or THE GREAT D~ECTIVES ,mlew WENDY CLIB6ETT 635-3044 • ,Sl~i cxqf NEWS ~mm OFp • :PAGE 4, THE TOWNSMAN, Thursday, September 1, 1977 Brain 2 ,,,, 3&6 ,:oo - 4 L drain MINERS BASEBALL . KIDOIm@N I~... .II~ .~

CIRCUS S~JARE 9:30 KIDSllJl:F NEW YORK" {,6.]:)) -- 'A 10:00 m8 ~.t~ ~mm.e , steady H-year decline in U.S. mWWN PAPm~ nAO 10:30 LET'SeO alnoP college board scores was SA,~m_~A__YMOMNIN~ . 11:00 McOOWN~I&CO. ~N~tS blamnd todayon national m.mm,! ' 11: 30 show mz s~ sin=f, traumas such as the Vietnam war and Watergate, lower NBC MAJOR LEAGUEI . _BASEBALL stllmoaY Ma~N~l 12:00 . ~ educationalstandards and the .!;i "~mmmn ~m" 12:30 ore, ms vo ~ increasing number of 1:00 MO~ V~RI.O OF smm ~L ~UNlnNO minority, poor and "infeHoi 1:30 UU,~;,YO~DYOU students taking the test- TInS ~g iN Ibumwj. CONF~Om~AI~ONC~, , 2:00 ,PRiNCSOPWALmS'r~RS ~ .--- A special 21.member com- • " ~;-~i MOVIE SAIIMDAY| ~No mm.n 2:30 Yen8 wom.o op sPoa~ pmmm rasp mittee, • headed by former / "4o.- 3:00 ~ s'r~J~ wmmrum " ~ ; iqbar secretaryWiliurdWirts,- ' 3: 30 " ll0~mL4T also blamed television and the. iPlSltlN~ WiTH MARTIN. ~qmmm~¢t~ 4:00 OttM~OmNJP TImNJS . Rmm UN~ divorce rate in its report on ' the results of a two*year ~GREAT AMER. ~mJmW ~AK~ 4:30 * "' '' study. !su~vm. SPACkleD ! 5:00 MEDFIHRIHOW ~,. NOVA Since 1963,. the average k .ew~/,,w~ 5:30 COUNTHYWAY score "in the. scholastic • SATURDAY EVENING 6:00 : NEWS HOUR. nOCtt SHOWCASES aptitude test verbal section I,~,~ " has dropped 49 points, to 429 : ,ANIMM. WORLD M~L4N 6:30 CUNNeC~0N .... from 478. Mathematics scores d . om'ooo~ Ism~moN 7:00 ~ " g~ " declined 32 points, to 470 from ,?:5:.i .THE OONG SHOW •ANO~ mLJUm~ 7:30 ' once m,mt A C~C 502.. ., ~.;~i EMERGENCY HAP~ PAW" "8:00 ACAmUPP.RI~U4tNCE . ~OEHOt~e PLAYNOUU' Scores range from 200 to SATURDAY NIGHT 8:30 .~l.q~ Run" EVENING AT PO~S -~), The 2~.hour test is giver MOVIES. ' ' ' by ~. the,. College. Entrance ,'ram Chrk,.m ,4mrm" 9:00 Examination Board to about 9:30 .m~m~vciJu:m one million high school 10:00 students a year as ~t tool for KI~ (D~ KI~I$IN~I10N 10:3(I THe ~MAZmO KRmmN " mN~ ~ colleges trying • to gauge THE NaTiuN~ II :00 cry NBm ~,--m O~ w.~ T~r ~ 'future'academic success ..... --'i~he "decade of- distrac-. :"~!~' ~ WEEKEND NJmn" mNm.. II :30 NEY,$ HOUR FINAL . On" tion~' cdused by ~anr~ S~TtmDAYOOUm.E 12:00 ' ' - assassination, riots m'rtme: v~ t~m mow political corruption "probaMy Tlmq ~-,--" • • . ~'-" ' "t,q~mr m m~m ~ made quite a difference" in • ':; SSTARM~VlE " "the motivation of.young people. y.. : i?:i. Solar power surges-petroleum poops % As the end of the Petroleum cleaner air, purer water, homes from coast to coast. A prairies, in isolated northern. prudent use of coal and Age looms electrical power quieter cities, yet all the few western cities pipe hot ~,,lll~...mzdintheMaritimes~ nuclear power or, in some and renewable energy comforts'and technology you water for heating and "Some Maritimes electricity ' cities, from the burning of resources will assume new could desire, fueled with washing direct from the surges from the daily ebb and garbage. Manyautomobiles importance. .' inexhaustible energy, bowels of the earth. Fleets of flow of Fundy tides. and aircraft use nonpolluting Imagine a Canada unlike .Sunlight trapped in. rooftop windmills help light houses Elsewhere, it comes from ~ydrogen. Some commuters any you have known: with panels heats factories and and run appliances on the -traditional hydro, from hum to work in electric cars powered with compact re chargeable batteries ; others fuel' up with non- polluting methanol derived from forest wastes. All this is. possible;, and 2 3&6. 4 9 parts of it are closer than you

',. *:,bkEMVSw~ ' " . " *T*S ~mjrreN . 9:00 ~&uzcs .... s~ memr think."For 'the 'end of the: - .~.OAROENING WITH E9. ~'==" WILD KINGDOM 9:30 "1 ERNESTANGLEy~ Petroleum Age is in sight. Oil' is dwindling, ngas is running ":' ~HUME .. U TYME GOSPEL HR. 10:00 ORAL ROBERTS " i ~E~" L " , . , " " •;, , HOTFUO~ ~ low. and bath are becoming ~_RD__amf KIDS 10:30 DAY QF DISCOVERY . ~ .... very expensive. Petroleum ~ WlUXJ.FE IN. CRISIS MEETING PLACE -. 11:00 :iTIS WRITI*EN S~ STREET ' may provide more than half I| 1.mCPL~mm 11:30 " eJ~RNeRxeu .~v~smc~r: our energy ~esds nor the next • .;: ;I~tStmEUNM~qT~ JOUmmL 12:00 ooooNISw$; ' I' ~l~lsTHllrr !5 to .20 years, but we mus~ .soon start husbanding it for SUNDAYMOVIES ~ .. • ALIVE i 12:30 AGAPE i i " " •such necessities as petro- '~ .t'llw$1mYml~Om" MUSICTOSEE ~ 1:00 TERRY WINTERS ' .WASHINGTON wEEK IN: , ns~.~W. chemicals, aviation fuel and ' ' • ~ CrRY CANADA 1.-'30 ST~l~l~ lll(~J~ " ~ALLSTREETeWS~EK i I agriculture.. How will we live / .cac ACCESS 2:00 ,.GREAT Pll~" without oil? In part, by placing a SUNDAY NOVIIS T TRACK AND FIELID, 2:30 SUNa~YTHIS~nm: heavier reliance on elec- .;:..,,ASumn~Pm~, .. 3:00 ,,~k's~re" ,-. m~,mNOUNC~O tricity, which will take a..

~ L . ' . . 3:30 variety, of forms "such. as ,.. 4:00 HeoSr~Oe~LER water, wind, coal. Other. :' 10~H-,Vat.n¢OUN~Y. , 4:30 oum'no~P~Rmo, " ' ' :Om~ANSOCCU. renewable resources include ' MEET 11~E pom:c " : ~'00 " li.ASlrOFI1/ISIMI.D . solar power; biomass whic)i includes everything thzit .i. NEw¢|=~VICE " , REACH FOR rHS mP $ :30 KmTH ~ . ,. ~i~ s~;,~e grows, as well. as hum~' ~' NK NEWS DISNEY " 6:00 NEWSHOUR animal, agricultural and ': ,sr,x ram( 6:30 OU~TOL¢Ot;~NT. "winJ, ink,, - forest residues; geothermal 'W)RLD OF mSN.EY . THIS aF.ACtI~RS 7:00 4 'MILLION DOLLAR MAN' -- ' energy, several forms of heat, including steav9 .rese~0irs L ' ' ~" ~ ~U ~ 7:30 - ;M/UDE INK4JiJPORNIA and hotwater d'eposits .from. -. SUNDAYMYSTERVM0VlIE ,IMN)ISS OF CANADA • . - 8:00 ~.~.~k~if~l Pm~iICOAT * -EVINiNGATFOPS- " ' deep in the earth; hydrogen to. "'i ~Tltl Bye-Bye Sky.High 8:30 , . • hlel cars and aircraft; and/ , garbage. - .... We have in Canada, as " ;NIICW~ISOPTHBVm~. ,,u~ 9:30 ~ .., ~;,~Rm¢lsOr/Povmm 11~ ,St~DAY POPS ¢0N¢ISffI'. ' IO:00 THE HUM~ JOURNEY :SHADE$ OF OREENE physicist Amory Lovim. points out, a unique,.op!. !.:."n~.~s~rv 0~ ~ ~ spy 10:3 9 , • portunity to build an energy- " ;,i:NL~m,~,m~....,~._ THIS|~.'nuNAt, . I1:'00 , crvlws , .: ,i.~vl MOVie ,,,m.Om.vmv,, efficient nation !'opemti~ =. : ,;..... M~sr RMAL L I 1:30 NEmHOU~, FINAL " "i'.SUl~V NIOIn' NIIE~ , not on its energy, eapltal b0t- -~ ;;~ $ ~ ~l: . 1 SUNDAYMYSTERY .W~V!B.. 12:00 , xM ~m show . :":*minis XlOHUm.m l~s energy incdme; tmlng ~'S*mmls" '. . '. q41ome M S~ ' . . "W.t/.S~" . ' :, ~ ~ ~ ~ 1411. natural.energy flo~. thqti.wUI,.. V'I i alwaySbe there,"" ...... • ,.;:;>- .' -. " ~.0'.l~mlV' "" i ~.VROM Tm~ mz~mz, s DIGEST THE TOWNSMAN, Thursday, September 1, 1977, PAGE S 0reature$ THEATRE SSES of the

.4617 Lazelle; Terrace Hidden somewhere in the ads deep • i,SXT~OSm~s~as.suns) ~!3S-7006 in the entertainment section By J. C. GRAHAM Houra: 10a.m.-S:30p.m.Mon.to Sat, CP Correspondent Open till 9 p.m. on Friday are two Terrace phone numbers. AUCKLAND, N.Z. (CP) -- Scientists ore exchanging - For Teaohers nd them, • and if one is yoursy.ou've won, theories aba.m the eatehlng of ~.~ Pick up your tickets at ;the Herald office, an allegedly prehistoric TEACHING PICTURES SETS • .creature off the coast of New' ~.~.K~ur~St...... Zealand. _ .. Dramatic, Ilfellka original pictures printed " Some of the~ ocean in full color on heavy stock to help you delXhs) lie ~ trenches near stimulate end Involve young minds. New Zealaad and even limited soimtifle efforts to ~.umb MMerlalls correlate readily with' unHI in " : these depths have ireduced SOCIAL STUDIES, SCIENCE, HEALTH, VALUES & GUIDANCE.- ~. ITi -Twin some strange finds. Greatly inereaned com- ,. mercial fishing of waters off HOME i coMMuHITY HELPERS. 147gO else 638"8111ii the New Zealand coast In. HEALTH ,~ND CLEANLINESS recent ~,ears,-mainiy by SHOWING AT 8 P.M. Japane~d craft, have also MOODS & EMOTIONS brought" reports of the slghting, of grotesque sea mon~em. : I~t'14 '-.I '" I. RecesUy.-a Japanese tra- wler fishing in deep waters, hauled in a huge decomposing, mass of flesh. The material was tmpleasant .and smelly, Sept 7-10 but flle'c~ thought it un~ke anything that had been ~ught I I I I I I I I before. Acoordin~ly, •ldmtoiP'aph~_ ~ were taken before the, MATINEE creature .was" ~wn. back JIM'S TACKLE SHOP hoe for your lifo 0hadie ~Bran into the sea, E~s~ninaUon of the photo- Quality Fresh and Salt Water .Fishing Tackle . grephs by a Yokahama 7 & e P.M: NIGHTL~" Unlvemlty professor brought "Hardy- Fenwick - Ambassadeur - Algonquin P,M, ONLY ON SUND~A~ a cldim that the creature was probably, a plesiosaar, a Quick 1.Richmake" species that lived more than s.. 70 million years ago and was Fly Tying & Rod Building Supplies thou4~,t, to be extinct. CLAIM CHALLENGED , The claim has been ehal- Souvenirs & Local Crafts Sept 4-6 Rue for ;our Me Ghadio~Brown leuged by other scientists. In Australia a rmherks expert ~,~lur prices are fair declared that the Japanese , Shop & Compare had caught a decomposing Sept 7-10 whale or shark, which had 4T20 Hwy. 16 East 635-947i I~en attacked by other fish. _~. . .lii I " i " . " "lr • What appeared to be fins or flippers.was simply sheets of freshtorn loose in the atta- ck. A Scottish .zoologist prednced a rival theory that. 2 3&6 4 9 the creature was a Hooker's s~rn.m TODAY. 9:00 ;._,~w,nm-noa~ .. U.S. OINN 11Hq! sea lion. He ~ids.plesiosaurs could not liv'~ cold deep 9:30 • :w~s ~o, .w~ee~..oF. r-o~n~e. .~mINU.Y.mAv~r. "10:00 waters such as those where - ;.~ ~m~~Id~.~-i the remains were .foun- i'lrs AHYBODYS OUESS ' MP.. OREISUP " 10:30 I d. I FaR-'me s'r~ ,.smu~ s'm!In" • 11:.00 ~R~i~-, • r Japanese universities are ,cH!cO& 1HE MAN 'I ... ~" . 11:30 :.)~__~HA~DY-. : r not convinced, however, that i the find was semethinR do ;SUMMER ";7 ~ ,... 13:00 mundane. Tokyo Umve~y. ~ 1~ ~R U~ ,CBC HEWS . 13:30 '~I: . has asked the trawler to make, 1:00 "~ ~ I~ " ,WORLD SERIES OP OOLJIC a new search in the area and THIm CFL ROOTBALJ. I;30 try to recover the monster for_ I .ANOTHER~. : ." , , i further-~tudy. 3:00 Two of.~ Japan's leading 2:30. ' AI~H....IS~'". L . newspapers, ¥or~iuri ~I I~|l . • ~ " 3:00 mNAHI ",",• o Shimbun and Asahi'Shimbun, " :~'.W~U.O i 3:30 "have sent: reporters to New 4:00 •i ram i .Zealand .on a mon~Ier, quest. 1 • THELUCYSHOW .~ They .are trying to arrange • " " 'Au. iN ~14EP~AVL~ " 4:30 hell~pter trl~ "to find the 5:00' .CPL POOIllALL .MISTER ROGER • trawler, . which lsstill fishing NEWSERVICE. T,~z,=, ...... 5:30 somewhere off the .west coast NK HIOHTLY NEWS 6:00 i q" " of. New Zealknd. 6:30 , CR.OCKETT'S VICTORYI .Meanwhile New Zealand 'SEATTLE.. TONIGHT,-- I I Herald, :.in an editorial, . TONITE tAnNAI~'JONII- . 7:00 ";r+H-I ' HOL i.YWOOD,. 7:30 ,- '~NNnS AND Lmmts suggests that there is" .SQUARES something 'fishy about the ',RHO~ , 8:00 ~lu~. oowMmans LAUGH.IN " i whole affair; The Japanese, it ,, : . '.. M~utY T~.R MOOm .point~out; are negotiating for --run--mum, !~ • • swam ~oRim - - finhbig ~ in New Zealand,- waters i following the ALL. ON 11Hi V__A~._L_Y ' [~F[,i declaration of a 200-mile ~IIMMAO~NI! ~,[,i i;;;..'fl =~ L~qr.J. i i.~' economic., zone off the ., :: , . 'l" lO] • ;: ? .. coasts..~ . • - • ,~II~-, " , • "" ', II,H, " The ,~:~dltorlal. wonders :,m00n-iqNAI~ ~: '._~ ,: ~-,", "': ~II :30 wl/etli~:* the,; Japanese. :are ' ,,. .. . offerlng::~i New : Zealand : k" ' (tWnOAC0L~C ' ':!~I 13:00 ' .. "• , . " - . • , i- , '1 . ready-made ::new " tourist' I . ,' . a~a~t|o~:~ sea masters in ~,~i, , : ~.ONOIq* NmVn . . . ' return~er.~'flshing rights. A'' PAGE 4, THE TOWNSMAN, Thursday, September !, 1977

Numbers on upswing :. Canadians go oruising • Written for CP Retied the western tinu~ until the end o~f Oc- There were.455 pene~ers .rod each had a showa" and By I)eCOURCY H. RAYIqER ~ean on the Delphi t~ber, three different crutl~ m our cruise, plus about 300 tcllet. The crube price vurlm Fora~increaM~numhorof andmJoyedltenmuchthatwe m.eoffered, aschsaflinnfrom crew members, cruise according to deek and whether Canadians the Ideal holiday is went back to the eastern Palermo in sicny. _ directors End other service the cabin is inside the .hip or abourd a cruise ship, where Meditm'raneen. . We 'left on a Saturday staff. A full 8blp of ~ outside. .- -; you unpack on arrival and Our latest two-week cruise evening from Toronto ea a paasmgers wee booked ea the Sitereexetniona cest e0~tre, tuck your suitcase under the was aboard the Ithaca, a dmrt~ plane with stone 300 next cruise, ezcept on the Greek bland of berth for the duration. Greekahlp chartered by the aboard. Arriving at the ship All the runs and cabins on Mykonos, where we went Mywife and I have 8one on Streed e~'iPmisatlonwhich has frmn Palermo airport the next the Ithaca are ak-cuedltimed, ashore by tender and by bus to such eruisea twice now, and lengbemhnownintheUnited dayJmtaflerlp~n.,wefoand eeweremmtefthebuscauasd thefbldngvfllanencarby.llm each time we have found the Kingdom for its hotels and that two other planes had for shore re(cuRleRs, boutiques therewere the main ahip filled ehisfly with Cana. boUday tours. carried passengers from cabins were adequate, with attraction, and they provided dlans. 'I'wo years ago we On the Ithaca this year, ore- Canada. clther two hods or two beriha, some of the best shopping of the trip. Our first stop was at Malta, made famous by the Knights of St. John-. St. Paul was ship- wrecked on the north side of Malta, which is called MeUta LETS GO BOWLING in the Book of the Acts. Lanes Open For The Coming Season VISITED ATHENS ' Sat. Aug. 27, 1977 " After a day at sea, we'an- chered off Mykeam, the bdand of Windmills. Frem there to Piraeus, the busy port of ' REGISTER YOUR TEAM H0W Athens. The exeunden to the ,k:~, the hill which rime LEAGUE BOWLING STARTS 7" pm TUE. SEPT, 6th above the old and the new dry, / Wee n must. The ruins of the Parthenon, COFFEE LEAOUES aaid to be the world's mast perfect buildi~ u f@r ueym- LEAGUES, TUES. 9:30 a.m. merry in dmJjn ie emeemed, WED. 1 p.m. rand atop tbe rocky ldll Mmg MON. MIXED FRI, OR MON. 9:30 a.m. with other ancient tealplee. A • MON. MENS crou marks the spot where St. TUES. MIXED V.B.O, WED. LADIES THUR. (JUNIOR) Turkey was the next stop. THUR. MIXED SAT. (BATAMS) Buses took us 13 miles over the FRI. MIXED narrow roads to the ruins of SUN. (SENIOR & MAJORS) the third city o~ Ephesus GOLDEN AGE MON. (there were five of them). The !:15 p.m. streets end buildings m Individuals Welcome built in the fourth co•tin7 BC. to Yet public toilets with marble Register. TERRAOE'BOWLINGLANES Reals ud a amald ~n- tinumsly flowing water still are evident in a room off the PHONE 6S6-6011 IARG OR OOUG huge 8~mnminm. St. Paul was imp¢is0ned here. Our 8ulde said Patti's

the Ire of hundreds of silversmiths who held • ~blie rally in the I~muium'and persuaded the anthoritim to imprison him. SAW HOLY LAND • 2 3&6 4 9 Rhodes wee •at, the Island d Rcem, with its ancient fur- SEAl"f1.E 110OAY " 9:00 MROOM HERE'S LUCY trms city built by the Knlffhts 9:30 KAREENS YOGA PIllr~ IS RIGHT of St. John. We liked the clean W)]EEL OP ~E FRI IBAOi.Y OIANT 10:00 JEAN CANNI~ SHOW beaches flanked by modern • LOVEOFLIFE hotels. ,TS ~mYeOOYSOUESS M~. DRESSUP 10:30 DERHITION After another day at lea we FOR THE STARS / Sl"REET I1:00 FIRST IMPRESSIONS YOUNO & THE RlSll.lSS decked at Halk, and spent two CHICO A THE MAN 11:30 NGT . OS IMMU:N POR ~ - days sightseeing in Israel. SMirkER 'TY 12:00 NGOfl UHOUR EYEMIlNlSS NEN5 First to Jerusalem and HOLI,YWO00SOU, m~ES Bethlehem, a long bus Iz/p DAYSOF DUB UVm c9¢ NEWS 12:30 ADN4 13 AS THE WOKI.D 'I~IS that eaabled us to see the THE_OOCi'0RS MLD KINGDOM movie; 1:00 I homtiful crops and • OF-ATH~AU.EY nAYS "~,e0ry p,~ QUInlI~ I.IIIIT of modern leracl. ~°~h~e 1:30 i RYAN'S ALL IN 1141 FAMILY see0ad day we went to Nasa- ANOTHER WORLD 2:00 reth and from there to the Sea EDOE QF NIOIfl" 2:30 ALAN HAMEL SHOW MATCH OA~! of Galilee, blue and calm on a THE $ O'CLOCK MOVIE DINAHI TAKI~TH~m'~" 3:00 I uitry summer day. ,~rhe Ihlllan Job" a~LEBRITY COOKS 3:30 ANOTHER WORLD After a fourth day at sea we TO INE NffAOUNCED 4:00 i Sl'l~iff • reached Palermo on Saturday ma=l~. Three Meundons PlmaL BOX 4:30 THE LUCY SHOW are offered here. two of them MR; ROGERS' NEIGH- LE~S MAKE A DEAL cm.l 5:00 ENERGEHCY ---,mt~vbr~ full-day. By the nmtt day at; NEWSERVICE 5:30 Lq.ECli'RIC COMPANY ll:30aJn, we were an rot~ to, NI~ NIOHTLY NEWS 6:00 NSMH~m- ZOOM i therefab~ on the endae thet 6:30 mG B£UE MARBLE Stoat value is given for the SEATTLE TONIGHT 7:00 sonny vim'oN sHOw LEHRER REFORr money spent.DaMs and ulShis -TONITE NINE'S JOURNAL ere wcll pimmed and there b NAME THAT TUNE • 7:30 HAWAII FIVE.O Hlmlml~8" 8:00 UPSTAIRS, DOM61"AIRS • w i 8:30 'JULIE WeI.¢OME 6A¢K I(orrER 9:00 BEHIHD CU06ED DOORS SGMErlHIN@ for rest and rclmmtim. N•'W F.~'~'q: NEW $1~. 9:30 NV)NI'Y PYTHON LrrrkE HOUSE" ON "GC~U. SH0~.A;E Dr. Rayaer is edlter of Th,, PRAIRIE 10:00 Presbyterian Iteeor4. 10:30 Eagles Nest NEWS THE NATIONAL 11:00 HEWS LAllNO COIwk,IM Wildlife specialists have. 1reNNin HIOH.IJOii,,[TS _'tON;OH1"SHOW NIGHT RNAL 11:30 NEWS ~R FINAL. counted more than 750 HOU.Y~OD THIRTIESi 12:00 "THISI,A'm SHOW . zLA'lr• MOVie • nesting pairs of bald eagles 0f.MM Mid u on Admiralty Island, "t.ady t~' "¢MI Alaska. That's the largely 110MORROWSHOW s!o. m= .sws known concentration of the' species in the Unit~ States. THE TOWNS/~N, Thursday, September 1, 1977; PAGE 7 EXERCISE SOOTHES THE MIND Meditation in Motion • NEW YORK (CP) -- "A water's buoyancy makes ex- and relax. Begin with easy the. the right. SitUng with your legs. In man who likes running once ercislng easier and the resist- stretches for hands and Sit with your lep stxaisht in . front of you, inhale, stretdd~ : told me, .'You can't run and anee of., water lets muscles feet. front of you. Loop a dry towel your arms overhead and ~orry at the same time,' and work more evenly and IonKer, Spread and relax your aromd the bottom of one foot. lea "mn~ back slightly. ~ mayl~ that's another im- so you are burning up more fingers underwater and ~tate lnhole and pull the towel up to As you. exhale, bend for- portant, aspect of'active caloHen with less effort than It your wrists. raiseyour leg ld~h. Exhale ward to clasp your legs. sports," said Retee Lauder, takes on dry land. Point and relax your toes. and lower.your k~ into the Stretch back up, inhaling and creater and director of a eos- In a warm but not hot tub Draw ~drdes underwater by water. Repeat three Umen for repeat t'u'st step. Repeat five mett(~ company .that bears with a non-skid mat, lie down~ moving your ankles to the left,. each leg. times. her- name.

:sportsWoman, said in an in- terview that exercise is "an escape from our USual con. esrns into ~omet~ purely BaokTo Sohool physlad." "Many of the'exeeutiven .in my New" York office rush across Manhattan at lan- chtime to play tesmis erda SHOP FIRST - 8ymnasties before retumin8 to an afternoon behind their desks. at "Th~ always come back physlcltlly sad mentally re- ' freshed. I wish we could bottle their ofternoan--after-ex~ c_ EE'S, CHILDRENS WEAR .raise onersy." She said every woman •should .find a few minutes Girls Infdnts every day that she. can eag Boys. •her own without lnterruptiou anU dedicate these minutes to physlad exertion that will stimulate her body 'and ,refresh her soul." ' DOVS sins i. GIRLS • . "These may'be a feW. " minutes behind closed doors JEANS 12." TO 14 lEAn JEllS 13/' ,~.'. her office, a fe~.minutes Sizq 7 to 1, Size 7 to 14 befo're dressing for the day or By Tam O'Shantsr a quiet time in the By Tam O'Shantsr bathrub. SUGGEST8 EXERCISES JAOKETS 21," DRESS O0ATS 66.00 Miss Lauder So.eats some exereisen thatevery busy Size 7.14 Meflon Duffle, woman can fit into her daily By Rice Sportswear Styled coat, pile lined. routine to help loosen tense Size 7 to 1~ muscles and stimulate cir- eulatian. Now Clearing • If you only have 20 seconds' Shorts. Short Sets. Swim Trunks. Cotton Baby Dolls- Cotton Gowns. close your eyes. Inhale deeply and then exhale very slowly, "~"~ ...... ~ 635-2425 letting the entire body go 4444 Lakelse Avenue Where.Quality Outwears Price limp. Try toempty your mind by thinking about a blank, cloudless sky. Inhale deeply. and exhale slowly asain anu 8o limp, Slowly count down from 10 each time yopexhale. Repeat twice. • If, you can sit still for fivt 4 9. minutes in your offleeor While 2 3&6 stuck in traffic, this exercise :SDAwrm ~OAY 9:OO .'RCkrr.K I!~ LUCY is great, Miss Lander says, ~a ~KJGA r~e~,~ IS r, w,y i 9:30 for loosening stiffness in the IquIDIOLY GIANT . ~ AMI 10:00 ~JF.AN ¢dUtNEM SHOW upper back and neck. iFiNITl~i • IJ~/BDIJUPE Sit in a chair with your back ITS,INYaOOYS.~.,~c M~. onms~p 10:30 YQUNO a THE m~t.l~B straight, arms limp. Let your SHOOT FOR THI! SI'ARS .SlU~U~Sllmrr 11:00 FIRST IMPRIB, Oes SI~ PaR "r'~ head fall forward loosely. Let CH.!~,~"t & THE .u.~H 11:30 HOT H~ your head fall backwards 12:00 liOON NEWS HOUR n-I"G'~ Tn'GdS HE'~ loosely. That's it. Repeat. , MOVIE: AS THE V|GWm.D~ Next, with your arms down, DAYS OF OUR UVES CEC haWS 12:30 back straight, let your head THE DOCTOP.S MLD KllV~P~nM 1:00 ' Hlnlm I.~ fall loosely forward, roll head 9MATH VALLEY DAYS 1:30 GUIDING UOffr in a circle to the left. Stop, ANOTHER WORLD ItYAN'S HOPIE 2:00 ALL IN THE FAMILY • Roll head in a circle to the EnOE OF HIGHT 2:30 'ALAN ~'SHOW MATCH GN~ right." Stop, Don't close your TAKE "I14RITY 3:00 DINAHI eyes. Repeat. THE 30'~---"~-- MOVIE ",mm,s My ew" Cm.EBRITY COOKS 3:30 .ANOTHER ~. EXERCISE IN TUB SESAME ~,,K==, A lO*minute workout in your IT'S YOUR CHOICE 4:00 own bathtub is good I~___n,,-~ ZOCM 4:30 THE LUCY SHOW t~ :,lmK~."~S' NEIGH- LET* Nm~l~=- A ru=,q STRIKER 5:00 ADAMd2 "~'kOMfVM~ NE'~'..-"RVICE TO 8E AN~ 5:30 IMNSDAY ~¢C0t, SP~ NEe NIGHTLY N-.~.-" HOURGLASS 6:00 ~ 6:30 LOVE "~;~:; LOVESME, LOVESMIE NOT THE MACNEIL - I..T....M ~SEATTLE TONIGHT 7:00 REPORT .~ITE . MAJOR LEAGUE 7:30 ADN~I: A~ERiCNM BUUUEIUUI I 8:00 "/HIE Gi~C, U~'-~~ AIRS, ~----m~d RS 8:30 9:00 :';W ~,,i ail OP.THm 9:30 OlgflNO ~ G~n~d ELVIS QN TOUR 10:00 'THIS ~ IN BASHBAUL." 10:39 THE NATIONAL " 11:00 CIV h~.,~. ' THEREMUSTBE AN HEWS EASIERWAY. NIGHT FINN. 11:30 NEVUSHOUR FINN. 11t ~nDir.~ 12:00 •114E LATI! SHOW L~T! ~,3E

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