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voted to ~ to Work'..• •• /~ ,.,:: •, • •:•;:•~:i. :i.:!/::, J'/ The eak'13enl4mi-l~dthr0~Vh up :a' picket ~ at ~thq- O~|~. !~': ~:: .•: ~trucUon xtt~ Men.y; protesting a b~?~ in~;~;~iY : : barlalning•towards a nevi:centi'aet, • ' ,: /i ,:'~:'::• /~:•; ,~/'•• • Friday, afler :fQur days Of negotiations .l~,twem: P~t~ ., -, :: ~veli, the fl'rn~: building the plant, and•, the. Ca rpenten ;••'••'•;• Union in VancouVer, the C~.t/ism vote! to accep[a new ;. ~' contract and returned to work. " The settlement was reached Thursday night; only hours ~. after an earlier Settlement had been rejected by the-unlou members in. Kittmat. Further negotiations which clarified contract terms brought about ap acceptable settlement, say union officials. No details of the settlement have• bcep released,, but Carpenters Union officials indicate the agreement maybe precedent setting for the rest of the co~truetion industry.. Earlier statements by Partec-officisk had Indicated the ' major stumbling hlouk had been the cm3penten demand.for parity with plumbers, in wage rates. Plumbers.ha've traditionally received higher, wages than carpenters . througl~out the cen~tructien industry. Close to 700 workers honored the picket line erected bY the carpenters, one of several;trades working at the site, • about 70 workers are members of the carpenters union.

Howard critical i From best In the w~t In 1981, Caledonia Secondary student T~s year he took top.spot in a senior contest corn peting against Herald 8ts/f W/'lter Marc Ringuette has l gone to Best in Canada this year. 4,700 othersen/or secondary students f,'om across the country. ~ICTORIA -- NDP' House leader Frank HoWard has Ringuette, a Grade 12 studenf, took top honors-in a nation-wide 'A straight A student at.Caledonia, Ringueffe plans to pursue his studies at the. university level, either af the University of charged-the provincial government with misleading the mathematics contest sponsored by the Universityof Waterloo. .public ~ potentially lcadlng the province ~to a heavy Ringuette tied at second spot in the Canadian Junior British Columbia or )he University of. Victoria, beginning next. debt load. Mathematics confest against 29,000 secondary students in 1981. fall. Howard says the B.(~. Buildings C0rpoi'ation (BCBC) and o the B.C.•Systems Corporation are borrowing' to pay off r ...... existing loans: This is precisely th~ kind of financial transaction which has gotten the federal government so heavily into debt, " Howard says, adding he is concerned that B.C, is drifting' along the seume,path, .Both crown corporations were crested to enable the ' ~i~ment to borrow'for traditional government functions without having the appearance of debt, • "By borrowing in th e nsmeof the Crown Cerporatlon~ the • /." • public is supposed to believethat the government, has, no 'debt," Howard says. "By borrowing to pay existing loans we are following 'the path blazed by. Pierre Trudeau in saddling the.,taxpayars withhigh interest coats and the .burden of. debt." "ruemlay, 25 cents Established 190g Volume 76 N0..99 Howard points to two recent authorizations to borrow il made by th~ minister of finance and the prov'incial-Cabhnet as examples of~ls process. ' " " " On Friday.May 5,%e says the minister, o~~/Inanoean- Thatcher warns' of British vet0 at UN existing loans-due to expire April. 30. - The fun ill be ! AmM growing Sl~atl0n: that ~V'm~ay Minlsi?er.iohnN6/tsaidearlieratrueewasimpossible~riii!'il byanArgen i~ ~that lodged unexl~i0ded in the shii~'s.;. ~,~.~-~;~.~.~;at~pr~n\~)~g.e:.~nt,.. ' offApril =,Ckbfii~f~ll~tg~r~ah ~d~ ::anthoH~ng ..... :<: .~.,:.i" tl~::~-~ B~C. ::~ recapture the Falklands within days. ' Prime MinSter Britain's troops retake the islands. ~ ' .... engineroom and wasset off by technicians trying to defuse Systems Coq~oratinn to borrOw $1o million from the Margaret has warned she Will veto any United" Nations. In Buenos Aires, the military junta warned that the War it. " Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce ,to redeem car- ceaseflre proposal that fails to include a total withdrawal of could expand •and hinted it may seek help from its Latin The Defence Ministry announced earlier MondaY that one tiflcates previously issued by. the cor~ratiou, Howard J says, Argentineforces from the disputed South AtlanUc islands', allies and the Soviet Union. Defence Minister Amadeo man was killed and five injured, apparently when the bomb _ The interest'cost of these' new loans will'form part Of the In some of her toughest language in theseven.week Frugoli told the United States to stop supporting Britainin exploded. The later announcement said "there were no user~harges levist[by B.C. Systems and BCBC against the i: conflict, Thatcher told l~urllament today: "There can he no the seven-week conflict. " farther reports of casualties." ceasefire Wititout-fuii .xvithdraWal~ofall-Argentine troops. --~ritish-warcorrespondehtSTe~i;tedWaves of Argentine .... The Antelope was the second British frigate reportedlost, ~ government -Those will: cause -higher expenditures of Our objective i s to retak~ the~Falldands" . They are British Mirage and'. Skyhawk jets made three attacks Monday a sister ship the Ardent having been sunk during the landing . taxpa~'ers funds simply to service additional debt, Howard ~overelgn territory and'we 'wish. to'restore British ad- afternoon on the.invasion task force in Falkland Soend0ff' last Friday.The destroyer Sheffield also sank May 6 after says. ministration." .... the British beachhead. It was the third such attack in four • b/sing hitby art miss.lie from an Argentine plane, but the " Her remarks hardened the. stance her gov.emment~ took days. " . • . • British force has three other destroyers,~at least six otherJ" • d uringtalksonatleastsevenpcaeeplsns-foliowingthe . The British Defence Ministry said its Harrier jets' and . frigates and th/'ee cruisers. . -•. f. + :>Andropov appointed Argentine invasion -April 2. Those efforts collapsed last anti-aircraft fire from the ships and shore batteries brought ,There is no question of a truce," Nott told the House of ?..: . . week and Britain invaded the islands, down e!ght of the attackers,. , , '~ Commons, He said the British still have a difficult fight MOSCOW.(AP).-- The appointment of Yuri Andropov, Asi~ed how Britain would react if ths Security Council This raised to 64 the total number ofArgentine aircraft ahead but "one thing is certain, the days/i~f the occupying 'the 67-year-old chief Of. the S~viet secret police, to the 10- passed a resolution calling •for a halt 'in the fighting, she shot down or destroyed on the ground. Nott told the Hohse of "Argentine garrison are numbered." ...... said: "H necessary we shah have to ~e the veinY Commons"more than one-third of theArgentine air force "The task force commander has.been told" to repossess man secretariat of the Commttnist party: C.entra!/Com- In fighting Monday, Britain einimed itshot down eight has been destroyed, and more ships ar~ arriving to the Falkland Islands at the earliest poesible"opportunity," mitres appears, to improve his chanees' of succeeding • - President L~nid Brezhnev. more Argentine planes, but said it lost its third warchip,.the strengthen the British • task force. I~e said in an interview "with the BBC. Andropov's x~ew position ~as announced Monday after a' frigate Antelope, blown up by an Argentine bomb. - The Argentine government admitted the loss of two " • Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher rejected an appeal special meeting of theCentra ! Committee, He fills the spot ,, Britain' noW claims to have destroyed, a third of the fighters Mondayand said the raiders inflicted serious -, ,. Argentine Air Force; • " damage to' a. troopship and damage •to a frigate. The from Pope John Paul to .Britain and Argentma for a left by the death last J~inunry of Mikhail Suslov, the No. 2 ...... ceasefire. Asserting that "our.cause is just," she said . man in th~'sovi~ leadership. ' Despite the latest battles, Vatican 0f~icia]s said today Argentine Embassy in Washington said the troopship .was :. Britain will not stop fighting.until Argentine soldiers with.• The committee also n/|med Vladimir Dolglkh, 57, the ~, Pope John Paul was definitely travelling' to Britain on. the 44,000-ton cruiser liner Canberra, .which the~ British drew from the British colony they seized April2. . secretariat member responsible for heavy industry, to the Friday for.his historic stx-day visit, Vattcan sources said he government requisitioned to carry' the invasion force to the "To do otherwise Would leave the.aggressor in occupation party's PolitbUro 'as a. candidate, or non-voting, member. may later make a ,balancing visit" to Argentina, where'95 • South AtlantiC, but this was not cunflrmed in Londoh. and in possession of the rewards of military adventure," Soviet sources said they' expect Andropov. to give up his per cent of the people are Roman Catholic. Instead, British • Defence Ministry ~pokesman Iun - a ceaseflre in ..... she said. -~ ' / . position as'.head of the Committee on State Sectwity or . The Pope has unsuccessfully pleaded for McDonald said only that ,some ships may have been. _ ...... - ~K~_U ~..._ a;.,^--~,.^ .^bservers : .... c~n"nued ...... ' ...... ~'--- ~ Will arnve ,,~,, ,,.o~,, .~,v,,,o.~ ~ -~ ,, . •useI. q~qJII/$1%*1,M.~i... a.dl' it was_ earller feared he would sera.F the trinia ....."" auoIilZ4~II~I...... -,~- • ...." ~ " ' ...... / ' " " " ' ...... British-Roman~atho|ie-leaoers-solo-me " ...... ~ope...... ' ...... - ~ ...... ' " ...... - ~~-" ' " ...... - :.._~ ...... to Britain...... to avoid" angering.... ' Argentina." " ' ...., • "'Argentina" . : also" s~d~that- ' its• anti-aircraft• " . " - guns ' ...... shot down a .. in London'l~rsday as Sch eduled .for. the first •P a P al visit-to" association.... with" the feareo" .... secret Bpolice ' c0ulfl" nmoer" -- ....: In• Washm • ton, U S State Secretary. Alexander Haig t01d Harrier ~naB:i?~t a British raid Monday On Stanley, the 'Britain despite'earlier suggestioils tha t he would not 'risk anoropavs cnunces ox succeeolng rezunev, WhOm w, a 'White , Houseg meeting" ' to.day that Britain is approaching" a• ' Falkland" ~ ' ' coast ~of East• "' Falkland " " and 67 ~ angering Argentine" Catholi c s . b y visitin g the...... other Side ailing and drops 'Out "of public view- with increasing. . frequency. -pesition to bring the war to an-early conclusion," House , kilometres east of the British beachhead.: The British while the war was.on.. • ...... ' Republican leader~obert i~Ichel, said. .~ The announcement of. Andropov's new. post, by the Defence. Ministry confirmed that ships and .planes of'the . "The visit is on, and the Pope is looking forward to being .~^., , .... m^,., ...... am ,,,, o.,, ~,o u,oula i,~erit He bffered no details, but B~'itish military officials have task force be|iib~rd~ the. stanley airfield, but said: "All .- with us,'! said Archbishop Derek W0rlock of Liverpool "He: .~Y"": ° v'."~:~-...... ~.~".~/~:" '-'~"~"~ ~:~ .-" --" ""-' .." .... ': redieted they will retake the heavily defended Fa]klancls * 'our- aire~afl: retmmed:Safel~" " " .... ~: ..... : • " ' -- '~ stillVearnsforneaee;butheiscomin ~ toshar'eourlife'as it" "+ uwpoweranqmtlue_ncewleloeony~us|ov, mel~enperottne . . . • " ..... ~ ~ " • . party s ideologiealpurity~the manre~i~nsibie fol"e~m'lng " . capitai %ithin days, ' . --- , The British announced'thatthe 3,2~0-ton Antelope/which is. He has no last-minute reservations." ...... _ ':' ~i Atthe united Nations, Ireland submitted aresolution ~o had been: reported/afire after an Avgenilne air "attaCk Vatican officials said the pontiff may. not mect with that the pollcie~ of both the Soviet gove~ment and Other the Security Council calling:for a 72.hour. ceaaliflre:whfle':7-~Sunday, was abandoned and sank Monday/after the crew Thatcher, a m0ve.she suggested -- and other ~lltieal Communist governments reflected the Kremlin's Marxist- " Leninist line. Secretary General Javier Perez de Cuellar made another ., was unable to get control of the flames. Press Associa.tion, leaders [o stress the "religious and pastoral natureI' of his Suslov was involved in every aspect 'of S~viet i policy attempt to negotiate apeaceful, solution, British Defense • the domestic Britishnewsagency, said the fire was stax;ted visit..... : although he generally remained behind the scenes. Should • .~ . ':.'~.',;,~k~':." ';'-,-~ " " ~-

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CLC• affiliates :', give i -, ment : in blood gi"vehi&"amaj°t+b~h~fr°mwhieht°reachfor'Bre':hnev'smantle. " : commit• , . :- " ~ ' But And~pov's posltion..should'be Strengthened, " . . ", . . ,. " . . . _ , ...... • ..-. i'egardiesSl byhls accession to..the Central Committee . . WINNIPEG (CP)•~•Thb heads of unMng affiliated with : ~Asked Why he took the acti0h, McDei'mott said: .,'Mayhe -.workers will l°se :w~hlat Jr'took years'to gain.' : . -i . s~eta.riaL In" every leadershlp.lstru..ggle.:s~¢e Jo~.ph • the CanadianLa,b0r'Co:.ngtess gave their "~ommitment in w~don'ttrusteach other, Idon't lmow. iwantedto"mnke ..:. Moments before thedelegates voted to reject .*ag e. . S.t~lin,w0n.the fight !o, suce .e~,^v!a~ini.r Lem n m m.e 1920s, - .. . , hlo0d" b'resist dememd~ for ~Vage:CUtS.,,-:-op~ning thedoor ~ s~e Ihad their,e~initment ih b]0~d from each'and every "~ onsession demands,, McDermott re'minded them support i" the party sec,retartst n.as.ne!.~me Keys to po.wer ~n renew, , -~ to further'layoffs and ,lent el0s~es Dennis M,'Dermott ,~+- ~i:id I¢ot'it"' ..,,L, : ::'": ", .:,. , / , "r ' - for the ~ll~y:'.mea~it rai~k-and-filemembers willhave to- :The secretariat controls me appolntmentm~oommunm~ . . • ~id Monday'. " ,,~..".!i:.~ ~/; ~:./" .:'-, ":.; ' ,: :: "~' ". ,: ':.-.. ~Hesaid'empioyers Wiil cOnttinue[o.shut downpl,ahts.but " .,back It?.'to ~'bitter end."...i L • . ,., .::~.,".:':,,..!.. :: , -.-.:~,~officlalsl~.rOughouL..the~vietUnloii..' .An/ambl!inna.S!)viet,' : / " ~y~m.r~tf/.ne~'iaa.~'t' ~ th~"~.'l.~ ~: 'I~"~L~ "~a~a ~.¢~ : - ~ey~must.understa~d~'i'(vemean business ~nd We'ren0t . Whether that'nieans'a nati0nal genera!strike ;or. a ~ 'pe!iticancanuseapest in mese¢.re.tar|a~ to.pu~.peop!ei0y~ " r' m' '' M : ~ . .... 7": .'"'," "';.~.;".--'L~ ='~,C-=" ~":,::':.,'~;'~""~.'~''"~'~: ,;o,.~. d0wn.ihat (~0nCesei0" x~o~te,' .... :.~ . ":: ;. ~natlonai~v0rl~ stonpage will Gedete~inined dui'ing theweek. ~-',tohimin key svots:, then 'call on their Support in a sttug~e .~ neasgeomeleauersoxmet;~s~oaml:a[e~;represonung ..p -qs~ ...... ~ ,v. ;. . ~. ..',:. " -~-.:...: . ....,- ~ .; ,....., ..-..'-. .- . ~ . • ... ,-...... ~ .:.'..",,,_~.__..._,..' +~" ~ . --:. .... ,-..~-'.;;..."".+:'.:.. - :' - . ' : ot~,,~ 'two mmin=liWoHcers t0:~n-'rson"q'~ J~re4~~n's'Un~t """ ~"We're~going t° beblondiedbut we cannot affm'd to41ave :.:" .10.n.g-convenuon~ :~: .. '.: . .. ' ." ~-'.,'.: .:,::: .... " :'-" ; i. j '.. :.u~: p+w~-: ++-,.~...:; ....~- ...... :.~...-.: :.. : ,~ .., ~.:' . -?;...... • :.",.~...'..: ",..'~'. :!.'., ~. ' - "= . _~,',,'['Y., -.~ E__" .F,.'~',~'. ++a cra~nthe '~" ..i. " '.. ".. : ... ' . : • .~: . : :. " ...15r|vately~ome say:rai~k-and:filemen~hers ~ especml~y. ..- ,K6nstamin tmernen~o, 7o IS wlnelyregarnaoas'me 0r,net, .: " '. , me pelley 3us[ pause(] oy more man z ~u oe[egu[ea a[..me ~ . . " • .. • , ..' ~ • • '~ -. • • ,. • .:: ... " ~ • '. , - - .... ' ...... , ,.. ' • • , ". " :. " ...... - ...... • : " ' " " • ' • ' . " CLCS.nati'" "on a"l~olicv •cenven~ion" ,,, -- ' • - ,":.' ,.. " ...... ' ~ . Pointirlgto.... the -:up¢omlng . , .talks . . betwe~..... theunlted Auio: ' -,[ed~-a[,' ,public~servants,-...., ...... '~ 'will.. ,ben"- i-elUetant."to,,.,. • . strike, ...... leading.~. 'contender,.. . . to, '.succeed' ~: : Brezhnev,...- ,, .': ~:' "'.~. • ....• ' ,:,'.. , i .~ Workers a~d.the;!ndustry.this:fal|~McDetmott:said.h e .... illegal!y,.: : '" d d :' P ~:#: ~ " " ~' " ~ "" " ~ " ~ " d"" "r k~p" ::kj 'r] ~/ " ... /wants d t0 ensure the'union's hard-linelstando~-cbnceskions :.:: ": " " • ~DttM~ ~ won't betinder~, t by o th'e~lons.• :•. ; ' ::~' " . '., . ." "•:"' ":' "•'•'; "IlUI~ii'~'I~ '.' ' "-: ;; :: ' • i . ~11.. : '1"" "Rob'.Wh~ite-(UAW Canadian. head)., doesn't, want,'the ..~ '~~,..+,\ I ' :". ' .... /',IIMOIi,#I~ :.. "!"/"./ ? :

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-----',,.--.. p ...... ~'...... ,..-- . • .~.._.~. _ . .;.. • :- . ~ • .... 'a' ]hess -.The bright, bouncy S.oered image doea not over. .... ~Advertising Sales: .shadOw the meanness of spirit and vicious-attsek that2the Teri'ace ,-- Da~,id Hamilton millionaires of Vietorla ai'e making on their own em- ployees. Staff Writers'.Photogral3hers: SpoHs- . -. .. '." .'-';"" , ----."...~- ..... ;...... : Nor does it hide the worst economie depression since the MikeHowlefl Don Schaffer , ...... , --- . _':~_~ 1930's. In response Bennett has taken deep cuts in ,such essential services as education and health care. Thta'~he •has attempted to" shift the blame onto ,his gover~[nent's Reception.Classified: _-___ , ,. employees. It is a'sorry, stumbling display'of provotatton, Carolyn Gibson- , r /.. Does anyone really believe that these cuts are the result of ~age negatiations barely begun? Have the Secreds, tipsy Circulation: INDEX : from publicly donated expensive french wines, finally lost • Mnrla Taylor ~) .UIO F13 I13 ~X2' B2 K13 Z6"W11 R13 C5 H13 ~- " complete touch with reelity? " It is not, an easy year for the public's employees to NOTICE OF COPYRIGHT Dq (one-letter',word, gi:ven) Y7 W8 V13 A3 V13 . ~lq . . The Herald retains full ,.complete and Sole copyright 01 A~. C2 negotiate a contract: Yet there must he ways found to find Zll H~. L1 -,K2 L12 N9 02 $13 N8 Zl economic justice after their massive loss of purehnsing in any advertlsemen! produced and.0r any editorial Z12 .A7 or photographic content published in the Herald. V13 G12 'Xl QI' E13 NIO BT W~ 01~ N2 power in the last three yerar. There is a hollowness to the ReprodUction is not I~ermlffed without the written K12 05 Fg. E13 06 Z13 Yil X5 X2. L~ .Rll P8 spirit that can send a ningle mother of two home with.less permission of thePubllsher. I2 K6 M1 ~2 Dr3 K43 C7 D~: DS ~an most Worldng people took home three years ago. ' - Aq H12 X1 X13 Billy boY, stop your rhetoric and sit down'a~l negotiate. Ell Z~ M6 Q13 K1 .L1 ~7 E5 X~ N13 B5 R1 " Legislative threats to all but end eelloctiv_e bargaining in the public sector are recognized as a ruse. Get on withthe I jbb, Now - that's the Splritl[ ! Here's How- Paul Johnston Comer solved the first.i'd-for you, Safety first 1) There are 3 blanks In the first word of the Pro'choice view Gomergram. Every year, more.than 75 C~nadian children under 15 are 2) The first clue in the Index is: (::11 To the Editor, I m" killed in bicycling accidents and thousands are injured. The ' 3) This word's first letter~"T ', isat the intersection With respect to your artiele ahout the pro-choice rally, and Canada Safety Coaneil expects biey0.ling to play an ever of column 'C' and Row '11' In the wordmap,. Maurenn Bostnck's letter in Tuesday's paper, I would like more important'role in the transportation mix and the risks 4) The 'possibilities' are: "TUM', 'TAC', 'THY', to make a few comments. ' of seH0us.accidents are likely to increase accurdingiyi ; - 'THE',.'TEE', TYR', 'TRU', and 'TRE'. (not 'TREY' lwas present at that rally and acc0rdingto my head -- too long I). " count there were five pro-choice spokesmen, 21 who were eBicy~s are subject to the same laws as automobiles .5) We haven't filled In .the Gomergram's first three pro-life and six other .pro.choice people whowere not when in .traffic. Children (and adults) must be taught to blanks !n case Gomer goofed. ("THY" is still a direetly involved with•.the rally. Approximately one'hour obey all applicable, traffic regulations, signs, signals and 'possibility'); alter the meeting had started five or six people nsm~ to -markings, support their pro.choice friends. It appeared they were sBicyellsts should keep right, drive with traffic, not Answer tomorrow_ called in because they came in together wearing name tags against it, and stay.in a single file. knd~they immediately ~oiced rebuttals to pro-life questions, eChildrsa should be taught never to l~itch aride on a true k I was not aware that the pro-life group was organized, for or other vehicle. Please lefusknow how We could Improve this great this meeting. In fact there were several pro-life people . sAppropriate hand signals should be used to indicate new word game. Call 6~-1770 and ask.for Gomer, there I didn't know. In other words, in ternm\0f the public The most unique feature Is the "co.ordlnates" on turni.ng or stopping. " ' the rally d~ew six that weresYmpathetic to their came and the "Wordmap" (A to Z top and bottom, numbers good rule is "one person, one bike." Passengers or -21 who were opposed. ....~:wn t..he_s!des). This lets you locate th e first letter of packages miRht interfere with vision or eantrol...... e~h word4n theGomeroram lust as you would,~ind eWlit~n cyc}'~g at mgh[, the ~ike must ~6e qquipped~,a..,.- headl[~[ht aria -a :rear ~ h~l~etOf.. ~ro-rdlecti~lm ~ed .... ,~.~:~tds.ron !hall dlredflons~ro~_tlie startlng ~. In_t, .... : als~'"'o" heard' ~e st~'tem'ent;"aat leal~ "the~bal~y,~".~ad tires, taping, and clothing should be used. and the oblect of fhe game.ls to declde whlch of lhe i lir0~,h ai~rtton-sheknows no harm carl ~iJidet0it aiid she ..... posslbllltlan best fits In contextl Gornergrarns are a " does not have to .worry whether it is being looked ~fftor =complefe story onsome_Inferestl~g toplc, properly or how it turned out." I can understand whyMs. , =Noto~ If |he lefto~}er letters happ.e, to spell Bostock would want to deny such .a ludicrous statement; It anythlng, fhls Is purely by chance. -~ could be.however that she didn't hear it clearly as she Was •. some distance from the one who "made the statement, 'nevertheless it. was made. • I sympathize with Mr. Gregg's problel~ is;s0rting out: whichwomen's group is which,.'rhez~e wouldn't be ~jo many. women's grouPs fi~htingfo~ a place in society ff you men, Wordmap ..... " ...... and the boys that think tbey'remen, would stop treating the • opposite sex as nothing more'than a piece of sexual ap- • peFatus with weak minds to be cast aside when they become , .. ,, . . a burden. It seems to me the editorial wa¢objective~'..i and__ ~A B:C D E F G H:~~ K L M~N O.P ~ R S T- U I V . w " X : : y " :I Z J:': ::~ " '" ": :" ' ' :unb ed.' • " , ~=~-:'~,-~,;~J.~."-,, !',~..: ...... -' ." , %, • " Apr¢;-cboice'spokespersm stated that shedi, I - IN-V:S G G Y T. H:I SN 0 ~ E,E,R H TY P ~S 1 I H "T~A C I 1"I'.i:1.- with the medieal faeis that the fetus is not ~ P ~ of. the/. 2 U I. I T N T'A H T S 0 G 0 N E Y W 0 Y A D N 0 M,H H 2 woman's body. Women continue to speak of their right to do • May 10 to May 14 was abad week for democracy. The 3 R N A C I ~ N D Y R T F ~ ~ D.M A A L H D'O E A A E 3 what they wish with their own bodies. For those who are •government of B.C. took a number of anti-democratic steps. bonest_enouSh, to admit that the fetus is an unboi'-~ln- q FTEGT~DANUUNWDEYPDS~Y~NEHY q . dividnsl the real quuestinn bec0mes, "Do I have the right to" May 10--Defeat Number One for Democraey determine the value of an individuals life?" A well • The Public Accounts Committee of'the legislature met. " 5 ~ N W Y A 0 ~ E A 0 E O:-E L C-Y A ~ H P D T L T U E 5 • educated young lady Said to methe other day, "I think that This committee is charged with examining government 6 F~ORRNRLCTM~FDVATDRTNANOL~ 6 " the. mother's 'life is far more valuable than an unborn expenditures. It is a kind. of check .and balance against 7"TNFRO~ L ~ E E A 0 A GU ~ NN HE R P Y E H U 7 abuSe: On-Monday. amoti0n w~/s before the ~:ommittee, baby." I. confronted her with the history of the Second moved by .myself', asking tha t all documents r'~Jatlns to 8 H E 0 M M Y V E A:R R E R T R T C A E T:N I W.O W ¥ 8 'World War When Hitler determined in his own Hght that the go~rnment .expenditures for the fiscal year 1981-82 be q R T U.B E H N E B S T P.O B D W S T'D W R C.B U R f'9 Jewish people had no value, apart from-thegold in their - made available'to the committee_ That motion was, -teeth,-and thereby.~stified:the we]] known holocaust, She the mlion,?. :-,~def~-~.d b~lldbl~k~o~e-~tl~S~lal;~tmm~-: ~had~.diffi~{y:h/~ It is.nO ~rbe;:-- ef the committee. • 11E ,~ff~u M V L L N 0 EC N I S NVM 0 R A T B AO]: '11 • that people who See aborti~"as afall.safe to birth'Control. would eheone to believe, dispite the facts, that the fetus is ... Even worse, the government had its way. Six cabinet • 12__~,A~/ ~ O.E 0 T F E H T D E T T A.O.F'O T.N W E N F..~1'2 ministers, all of whom spent your moneyin the fiscal year part of a woman's body. • Abortion on demand dehumanizes and devaluates -l~i-82~'voted to deny,the committee the right to examine 13~" Y T,C:F I D 0 N T W E.N T,Y W:I L--L L::A-S YA D13 , : " . . • mankind and is only treating the symptoms of. a deeper just how they had spent yotW money. A B C D.E F G H "I J K L M N 0 P. Q R S T U :V W X Y Z. soclai illness fostered by an lllusionary .dream of an. ln- ...... ~Msy II :--Defeat Number.Two for Demecracy. " .~-... •:.:.:dividualsabsoluto .rights,: --- .,...... ;- .' . Legally speaking, in C,a~, da under the present"con,.. The Socreds forced a;Bfl| through the House, 0be Which ' - " ' : .... - ' v "...... (~)' -,,P~V ! ~ 82. unilaterally .changes,.tho revenue sharing formula for • ' stitotion, no one has "rights/ As our society is made more. "municipalities and will forca your mdnloi~l taxes:up. complexby theadvent of high technology more and more. ' . ~. .. " ...... -. - . . .: ; " legislati~ becomes necessary to maintain justice and May!2--DefeatNumberThreeforOemoaraey.. '- , • '~ . • ~.. " ~...... :.; . ..-...... -~- " ' • " . • " . protect segiety:fmmwrong docm. There are those that fenl " there•sheu]dl~ i~S.|egiidi,-tlon"wlth'lliO idea that.we will The Social Creditmembers voted to Increase rural.area ...... "...... : ::. "-::r.::t:..:::! :i:::!::::! .:.::: :.:: :i;.:i~:.:::::.With: :Sovi6ts" ._.. achieve 8reater freedom.. I cm)teod that tlds is a fallacy. taxes by some20 per cent; Only one Socred memher,hed " '.... . : ,.... -

• theco~agetos~ak°ntheBg]•B'uthev'f°rlt"~" " Pteedomco.esfmmdol.~atwbt~istlght.:1.ogislation . . o / . - . , . . .. Reagancurbs relationship Mayl2 and 13-- Defeat Number Four for Demoalcy." "- ' ' . ' " " Untllistheremankindbecause]_esrosmankindto do dOeSwbe.t,notit unsh{d° what to'dolt (this°ughtist°aisod°'a • The 'Minister of Finance consistently refused to:aimwet - .. , ' dream) legislation.... will .increase . . . " • .... ~.rtaln ~iuestionsab0ut the effect of the~0m~Um .. • .... ' : .... -.:' - .: • " • • ,.~ ...... '.~ ARer hearing the pro-choiee statoments at the rally I am • ' ~,;,hm~,,,~, nm ~=~,o~.,,, ~^ ~,,,,,.,,.•: ;i,=~nl ha,, v: .... WASHINGTON-(AP)=~--President Reagan hasdecided to •. "~ney reserve unto memsoi~ the right tOc0mmit an.y ""more convince~l ihan ever that their n~ition is untenable " " . ' ~,,~i~,, ,he tr~,u,-,~,,,,~ M,he .qN,reds:this ~ Th~ ' soft-pedal, his ".adversary. relatiormh!p",, with_ the. Soviet cnme,.to he:.to ch .eat, Reagan had said at hm first news 'However, It is not p0salble't0 respond adequately using-the ' ho,,~:t~.,~m e ,i,o,o~,,;~,joH e ,,_m~en,. ,,,ine~ehas~ed . (]nson while pushing for a treaty to curb strategic nuclear, conference as president on Ja n. 29, 1981. ; "~.... . • "ncwspaperandforum.' Itis.~Thopethat th06ewho support • . • ...... , . ... : ...... :, . ,.., .... - '.wen. . po nsthat. IX) se-a: .. threat ' ....to all of u~ PhY slcal]. y....' .... -But. now that...... he has ~mzed the arms: control. .initiative,,, ...... abortion, " will...... consider the seriousness.of-terminati08' .a " " I I & ""~ "~ ~" ~ ~ '11~ ~{~r ~nla.l ."*~I' A.~-~ ~tin~S;wnn'~" That means alavin~ d0wndifferences withM0sc0w over " Reagan is speaking of,"a very realistic relationship with -.. h;im~i~ Iif~, ~'.~:'..... ' : ":..t-~ .:: "..'~':. "/'. : :!.... ." "' : '. . ., ,' '~-.~..T,,w.,..~,%..u~.•~*~.-.,,.~.;~ -'~"'~7",~.,'~7"~ "~.''',--" ~ ' ' ''' "- - " ' • ' ." ' " "" ; ' " ' "i " " • ,i '.• '. • ' ' ' . " ' ' " .:. ?'"°',,'~,'*• ', .: .' ' ":-. : -' -- ..." . ',, '...... ' chaileimed n n t in eH0use'Everycabinei themartiallawerackdowntnPolandandtheS0wetarmys" ~ e:'S0v~ets'rn°t~gn0nngthelr' peliey°fexp,ansion!sm .... ,When°the~ife-ofan~lslakeninthens n~eofcon- ..... a d ut. o.avote th ...... ,...... • ...... , .. • : . ",:,~ . '; in-l~-t-~r~-includi~a ~e .mintsier of fi~n~e"'~ (who: had... : cimfllct with i-ebe! ~hesmeff.ii~.~tglianistan.:,. /' .: . .. ~ :: but: :try.lng:to I mprov.e. ~eehancesf0r pea ...~.n~th.eworld;: .:!:v Veuien~!~e"or~Vhatever.~n-!remembei,.the words peaned :: - . - . _.~...... , ',~".=~.. ..~ ,,...; :_..~.,.;:~....;~oa ,. o,,~-~ .~ho~ • -. .It also means Reagan.eonssders.his proposed treaty too...-, .~JearJy, mr.~eagan mat means, to moVe aneoo wsth the.. hv ;]~n Rfdlnhs~k -r~ ,,q~ "aab '¢n~. whnmthe ~ tells, it " • m-i~t,ihnt ;nasa e~r~, .(~v, ial Ci~edit°member'in the*Ho~e' ,mperzant _to ,nK me outcome to ~owet concessions on- -,-c,,v~ ,:c v,,,~.~u., .v.,-.,,:y., "%-:;"°~ " "" :.' tolls for i~e"-' :;: ' ' ..... - :: ' • ,,^,,~ ~,, ..... ,.t~mo,"~n,,,~ • ...... ,., ' .. -..., ,... some of the friction petals between the two powers, ...... oUihned at.:Eureka,.College,, n l!l n o s, on Mother.s Day ...... -.-.-....- , ...... " • • v .... r,,~,,~mdly;.. :-! ~art' 1 ..:- ": ' ":, " This:Mayt3 " ~ otewillgo.dewnmhistoryo=aouu~m~..u='/ ""' " ' : ' " " -- - -;a.~;:;:,..: ..... quiet .. diplomhey".with...... : s0vistPresident'... .-...... ,-..., Le~nid B~.hi~eV... ~:;,.. ~veapbns,~b~ifiriing ...... ''wi~- .. .a '...one-third~eut~ek = ' - • ;.,'iil .'.. missile:" . ..~' ;::' . • .~--~....• ,m..~.;. _.~,.~.~_.~_ ."._.._" .. ~;"_ ~;~_,., ' whenever theyscale thesUmmlt together,or When.the two .... warheads'to equal levels of 5,o0o eaclr;.Reagan called for . : ...... " ...... - . . ..-, , ..' '.~..~. , -' ~. -. " ..~m~,.~vl. x,c~..c .m 3 tm mare© s~muuJm wuy u muu/ste¢ Si s' et ' ' I I ' " ' I'I " " I '~ I " " I .... : " " '" .... " .... " I " .... " ' I ...... I '; I'" " " r" ' P'~' ''' ' "' :' ~'' ' W' " ' " I 'm~" A'~' " : ' ~ ' ' " J . .... '. , " - ...... • de ~ together at the negotiating table ' ...... - .talks to' begin by.lat~ June : : " .... ".... '~ " : " ': " ' " ...... V..Y • ' "" • - o,,,t,,o,,z,, ...... o;,ao,,~,,oo~,,,oo,,,,h;;o,a,,~;~;,,, -To ,, headllneamdhlatantlyadVertisethat~touaregoing...... • ...... In areply, Reagan...... sald Brezhnev ,.expressed his-:;.{ .....:: '..,Letter ,:,, .... ::..'-..' • to'go ere and demand th;s or that" mi t oreclose _ wi.i. .e to m et;" ...... : :: " :, T.e res. r, comme..,s:.:r,,: dsmoerac ,/' we have a declaration of s" -=":" ~-~ :~;: .progress on dzvisive issues, Rengan said.. :" While P,e.agar[ gave no further details, an adininlstration ;,: m~e.r.sto~...he d¢llforo.f OeneraJ publlc !nl.eresx wtq oe: ~: uvwxz ,m my- ,, • ' \ ...... • ,, "...... ; p rmleo /ney should be~lHiffed 46 hours m:ao- - ' ta'~'l- ' ' - • . , •;• " Resl~ally, the primary problem today is redudng the official stud the reply that the presidentgol~ back was '. ,. . ".....-'-; ...... ,...... _. ~_ ..._= • w~a, p. • . : . , ' : , ...... " , , .... ,, . - ' ' . • ' . .' vance of oestred punHcation dale,we ,nowever,~.'...... ' ~ . - store of nuclear arms that threaten the peace, of mind . favorable• ~ ' ' ' " "Y:lP " ...... ' " l : .... : ...... ~ r;"-F" ...... -" . . ,,..'~I~.~; _r_...~i~-. • ...... - .. ',.. • .... -: - ...... ,, -. • ...... ' , , ,, cm nmerzgnHoreluseloprm~ le~ Rquiy uu~ma " • :,- . ~,~the'finslanslvsisitisthen~nnleoft]dSnrovince;Wh o cettalnly, ofnlithepeopleoftheworld, and do pose a threat It said we wil! bemeeting, and be happy to, andwell ~ :of"noomi= m;., ;~. ~..,,~ ,;.,., w,,~v~al~-~dit- :- ' ~lld~idewhetherthevsunncrtsnchto'talllartanlaci:iceas :to all of usphysic~l]y, '.Reagan said. .... work.-out details and .let you: know thTou~h diplomatic• - \~efiers"for s~vl~ A,a ,=M*h '~u,';i:lers lo.be'-c'~': '~ /i: -- w"e~v--e seen this osa't.w~k", '['he sooner .we have that . . His stance was in (~ontrast to the anti-Soviet rhetoricthat i-chanEels," said'the official,...... : ' -.- sidereal f0r.l~"u/)llcat"ion~sf'be~'~lgned-:~lt.is:lm~; ,Opl)ertu~t)?to deckle", the better it will be. for aH enr fl0e . marked his'presidential campaigns and ear]y~monthe in the ' . ."11ze~ignaiz are good," he said..:'We just don't have'any " poselble fo print a lefte~' SubmiH~l w}thir~ 24 houlrS!' ;. dttzens. ::-- .... Whl{e House. " . , final date ''• for the opening of negotiations;' • of des red ,u_..ca..o,=_,.~,~_~.-:~,,~.~.,n hu 0s n ~v, ;, .. ~...... : :...... ( . .,:'.

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, 4tl LqUOr ! ~Wn ::: ~::. '., ~' := : "on tmderag0 c~i~.ing g. !'n' i~ipUb!i ,,~',?:i":i;i!:~':'' pi~,a'~ ::,~ .','~0~e,*hi~take a ~ '.th~m~l~, ,~b m"lfig :i i", ',,i,s : morbac~ iu0inted~;ith'..... ~di~yret~'ea¢liW~k t~": "18 m.L re~.:.,,~ id :,Monk~:." ~The' r~t w er'e; frOm .. Va nc;ou.~e~j' .: ::..,~ tew:v e ry.,,meDn.a t~ ..'genu~e, p.~,• m m.e~ to. ~o~. up. :.... 1' ~ n • : ¢!e~ it, r'. wamsi,RClVlP ~taff Sgl :; George: Monk...... , ..., (raetn •-. " Residents of rite commtmRy.~.~jimt soutlf .of:. Van eouv~r,'.i,". ~ Cm zL in "on .ithem • 'have long complaliied of ~,andalbm'; rowdy :l~.ach.~rtles : ,:. probl,em, h~ :" I'' %:k4~;~ q'L::~ nrl' 4":" ~&1.n :h""j&' : ' " 4. r w : & ...... ~.," k n". r n1 '1 :'hl:fnh q •i~ I'•:~ ':~ineho'g the ~bd their, urins through,.the On the x and oc~sionai fl~hts 0i~ rthS';beaches-,.over "the: past few "~:,;:wereck( i~t~e,a,'very vbihl@pj'esenee wli'ieh freight" Offen~d ".; eellLbars. ands~rted • ~l~: ~ ~' ".'' d p 'L n"' -- I ...... years.. " :"': ..... " ...... " . " " " " """" ' :'.' ,~ • ~iidwildl~didpartly:before" thd~/ieveh"tget:" a ,chaiiee. to get ( so~ I ...p le but. I. think-,.. w6.... have t~" do it if Wh ite. Reek Is-. ..:. . But.in.,...., case any.. guys.. ... get any. ideao.. about free• . booze.. in. •, ,1 -~eaning the beach !s'-poetic Jultice, say .the L~lice;- -:- • started;'" -- -[ ...... --- ~. ] "# - - - n " [ : - ~ : - - f ~ :i . p.i .'~': :, ] ' ' " .: : ~; :! " ".::-:':~i g0jn~:l havea clean and acceptable family i~chagain,""' the lock-up !t s.0ut of reach mw/e.asid.Monk. - - . p~ l•[ I : ...... " ~" .... -. ' "- .2 /..

• * ' " ' "" W ' • : :::::" Treas• .....' : , -" ur,. [ y,[Board , - ' - ; ,' " . L . . see. . s. • ' ,more, . . . age* " ., . restramnts. . , , ./ ' , . . " . V' OUVER(C )"~W g . " :th p y .'" Asked what.: the :so!uiinn, :is to Canadian economic .~e economic sun3mitmeeting InVer~llles next month, at •Of b~aking the current inflatinnary cycle, Treasury.B0ard . problems, Jolms~on replied: ' Getting wages under control; . , which Canada is aparticipant; will help interest, rates to Prelfldont Doiiald Johnston said Monday aft.~r a speechin, rolling wagee back to realistic levels g|~,enoqr Jamentable ' come down,' , , " • . • ' -.. ' " " . . which he appealed to Canadians to restrict thdr demands, prodhctivity." . :. : ' , .... ' , . The Canadian. gOvernment "would greatly welcome • Johnston, slmaking to rel~urtei's after an address, to an 'In his speec,h, Johnston said 'Canadians- should Combat U.S.action, such as a reduction of. the expected $100 billion international hankers'., meeting, said when worker inflation bY restricting demands. He said income set- ' American deficit nextyear, that would lead to an ap- pr~!_uctivity fall s the way'it hart been in Canada, wage in- . tlements in Canada have been running well above those in preciable lowering of interest rates, he said. '. :

creases, are translated .directly into price Increases, " . the U,S. ' I " ...... J .'. ,- ' Johnston was filling in for MacEacheu, who had been Johnston termed, wa'ge increases.... "clearly~md. demon- "All responsible leaders, in. both the pubilkc ,and private initially slated, to...address the representatives, of 114 major st~ably a.factor,! !n inflatibn'but admltted he could not sectors, will have to face this problem head on 'in the private Se.qt0r banks,' .' ...... ' . • quantify other.fact0rs~vh/~:h might give an impetus to a. coming months,!' i • An aide to Johnston lsaid. MacEachen did not attend higher cost of living, : ' , . . . ,iohnston, saying he hoped he wot~not raise the hackles: .. ~.,becauSe he was e~,,hausted after trips about 10 days ago to The treasury miniater, replacing Finance 1Vdiiister Allan of the U.S. bankers attending the annual meeting of' the Paris and Helsinki for meetings. But conference organizers • MacEachen as federal governn~ent representative at the International Mon.etary Conference here,: characterized Said he could'not attend Imcause of other pressing govern- opening of. a four.day, meeting of private sector bankers. U.S. interest rates as "stubbornlyhigh '' and said he hoped "ment business.'

from 22 countries, also .said he "would not rule out " 1 ' anything" when asked if the government would.bring lh wage coutmls, but added that it would be"'peculiar', If such action wasrequired at a time of massive unemployment. Johnston's.comments came within hours of.paesage of a resolution 'at the Capadian taler Congress convention in Safewav's Winnipeg which firmly rejected wage and benefit cuts similar to these accepted by some groups of U.S. workers, mostnotably in the auto industry. Tlie minister,, who also rapped U.S. budget ddicits and

h~h interest rate policy in his simech~ told reporters he was ' Fami. twear I not singling out workers as "culprits" but only pointing out t that when employees demand high P~IY raises .they are t taking it out of the hides of the unemployed. ,....t "These of us who are wOrking are a privileged group," he said, Cargo handled VANCOOVER (CP) -- The pert of VancoUver handled 16,4 million tonnes of cargo in thq (irst four months of 1982, a fi~e-per-eent increase over the 15.6 million tennes handled in ~e corresponding period in 1981, the port authority has NvIon Joggers Grnin and metal concentrate shipments' recorded the Ihq ~ ~ Whl~ $1HI~ Jq|er. T.R.I(. ;.w~ the Sob, t~lm~lk ~mkl~ Cdar,. Cmd~l,, greai~t increases, while expor.t of forest products fell. hmk. ~uE¼* ImS~ ~r til~l ~mf~rlt. :~: .'Metal eonc~mtrate..shipments-were iip-~. -per-~ent -at:l" t3Pl

*J" t 5 ",tl'~l ill IP,~I Ill,' IO.".~/d;tlt~l;' .qlJ! |Vf~, ft ':":' I --p .}. e~ ...... : ...... HL • ~lMm • - Exports of forest products were down 10 per cent at $1z, 2-6., 1,.¢i7,250 tonnes, within this group, wood chips ~e.re.u p 14 per cent at-335,318 tonnes; lumber slipped five per cent to 785,453 tonnes and pulp dropped Is.per cent to.395,645 ton- dU.R.. ' ' . '. '. : ;':i I S'..,-2 ..... ne$: Exports of coal, the chief single bulk commodity loaded in ' . • . ' '*':: .~*,i: ~ .'/':" Z " ,'~ ' ' , "~ ' ., .;. '" the POrt totalled five million tonnes, down one per. cant.. "Sulphur Shipments .gained eight per cent; rising to 1.9 million tonnes. . • .; Hinkley errant- I WASHINGTON (AP). A psychiatrist who has examined John Hineldey within the last month says thedefendant .----~ sees himself as an errant child and feels "he ought~ be forgiven" for shooting U,S, President Ronald Reagan. fmCUMA$:J°Her 1-., ,. ,,,,,,4 ' ' 1 TomJx. Ualt'T.R£ Solo. CmMo, Imb. I ii i iCdlar.!.,.S..,.On II~nN~kDm~lahb.jog,,r 99~bl~Wdl~'. " 1 Dr. Thomas Goldman testified Monday that he has visited Hinckiey in his courthouse cell. three times since his tflal' began April~27, The defence witness, who rd~turnsto ,the stand today, said he l~t saw Hinckley on ,May 15, - ,., ,- ,_ tlO : Goldman is the first witness to-discus.q Hinckley.'s current state of mind, as well as his mental'condition before March 30, 1901, the dayheshot.Reagan arid three other men. Hinckley, 26,has pleaded not guiltyby.reason of insanity, _L.. : "The things he has said to me indicate that in many ways, , = . .he still pereelves.himself~as ante .rrant:chlld.who..has-d0. ne:-z: ~?. somethin'g bad, - not' terrible,* not Unspeakably-awful,":'" Goldmav said. "He is sorry now and feels.he ought to be forgiven; • ." . . , . : .... r v ::~IIL::~ "*, 'i ~ J t :~ 'L ~L .... Running-through Goldmari's testimony was.the theme "

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...... As-a nightclnb busboy: Hltikiey would'watch men trying ...... " to pickup women, Goldman'testified, - " • "He enjoyed seeing a man walking across the dance floor; making a play for a woman, and getting turned down..He had contempt for the whOle business of trying to be macho:" ~,~s,,~.,:....."" 147. :: ~ ,~ ~ ~ ~ . ,u~. :,...: q6?' L. :.But Hinckley's reaction was'far more serious, Goldman said, when..he felt "totallY/ ineffectual'~, and . "unable to - : function'as, an independent persdn.:" --, .'. ""It came tO his.mind:the gun was the.vn!y Way to:be ' powerful,..the only way of making one's presence felt," "~ - =- ] :.!"i i,-•, -- :- ,•. Goldnfan said. . -...... ',-.....,...... - • , i', i' :- ::" '/ ' ' liincldey,becaMe "a..lR!!elboy with, a, gtin~-and~a gun. . :.i : r, '' '.:. if:' ..' :.%: : ,.. • ,.." carries a Iot.ofinflUence~.2 ::~. ';4, :,,,/.i ., !...' " ,;~..!':~.';-i ~.-', ~ .: :i " ' " • " '. : "t " Hinckley'!ate~!urnedhis ~ittentionto'sl~cothigReagan as ,',i ' .. :.. :. . -.awayof bringinga.boutam,agie,ar~i,eii w.ith[a.~:treesJodie ...... ;- : • ' Foster,the teenage adtr~ss.w,ho,spurnec].,bim/d0ctors/hsve .. ;i.: ::.: C" - /' * '. •. . " ' , . " '/_ .. :ilCams Bo0t - " - ...-;,...~ '~0 -f,%.'" - ~ :"' ''

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" v=H0uS i:"atitUetieyi, isaid it wo~d~ a ,..!:=~:Th(~~vomqn;,]wl~0se .`naifie,:h~.i,¢)t ~."r~].e;a~;:.:!: ! : :.:-. getting Woi;se' as We:.dePend mgie ' on . :.. .,"~ represent' Something;" ~ald.-' measures thathave di'iVen:. .mistake. f~.wes.'¢erners to: : '.was~feringfrom.concerandwaabeing.~anaportL~6, ...:..."!. ! .. ,.~:...i;:.~. :.", .... ' ' ' 5-.Cl~k ~'Ii }night be' tust them .:to ; that., i)0dition-: split the.vote as they did in' : to Po~' Hardy 'from:.Belld: Coola t0r 'transfer.by. •;, .e°~t~O;~i~eaf ~,'°~d|;mited amoujnt Of rlloney !: fruatration, it might 5e : wouldn't have been.taken. t9~0• :'i " ...... - government a!r~raft to hospital in Vancouver. ~ ...:. , .r~ent HolisUC'Hea]m Society meethig more than that, What they'll The national energy It was the NDP, com~ .,." The pilot, a nurse endl the.w0man's daughter .. Bla`ndsaid.that ,while millioqs of dollars is being, spent on research for ,Such ayear are spefit to treat Slclmess, "little is diseases as cancer~ arthritis and multiple [! become; I can't'predlct." * program wouldn't be in, the pusediprlmarily of Western managed to swim to' shore after the'small airplane sclerosis, Manner said, moat diseases are members, that presented tipped over and sank as It taxied toward the dock. done to find the causes of these illnesses or metaboUc, "which takes them.out of the the motion that tappled the They.were taken to huspital for observation,• but were i~ow to prevent.them." realm 0f medicine." Tory government, he said. not seriously, injured; said Dennis Ganrden, dispatch : • He s~ld $1•75 billion is Spent in the U,S• ,Because we are still looking at these • . "The NDP behaviour has coordinator for Wilderness Airlines. ' on coronary bypass surgery alone and In many casts the disease recurs in the diseases as medical problems, we are PICK UP & DELIVERY demonstrated to the West Quebec had the highest toll of accidental deaths in replaced'arteries. , . . foL~medical answers; ".he said. how dangerous it is for us to Canada during the weekeud with eight traffic looking "How Can you cure a disease whenjou '"l~ere is n~disease that can be cured by a split our vote. We need to fatalities, six drownings ~nd three fire deaths. • don't know what the causes are?" "~hysiclan.... " " 638-8195 .....keep-the West together if Three Thunder Bay, Ont.,, teenagers killed More attention should be paid to "life's "Only the body heals." we're going to change the Saturday when their car ran off the road and struck a • national government." rock face were among It people who died in traffic early warning s.ignals"end the genetic Supporters ... of metabolic and Radio Nessage .Answering Service As Clark spoke, Premier accidents in ontario; Two drownings were also system, he said. megavitamin me~licine say natural ~ • Peter Lougheed was. also reported. "We should i~, screening children at an healing Includes containing nutritional " For Pager No.31 enjoying the facilities at the The. traffic.accident On Highway 11 near Thunder early age and identifying any genetic health ]oDds and avoiding environmental- Bay claimed the lives of Terry Belanger, 'Ig,-Jolm abnormalities." pollutants as well as vitamin• treatment,. • Jasper .".Park Lodge. . • . . • Although" both men spent Kilgall0n,. 18; and his brother Joseph, 19, s,vess .the better part of the New Brunswick, Manitoba and Saskatchewan all.. weekehd ~ere, they didn't reported at.least one traffic death. In Nova S¢0tia, SERV!CE:TO ,, get together. traffic accidents claimed two lives. -.. Iraq ,leaves, Zhorranshahr ... '~. ~3ommenti`ng on govern- In Alberta, there were twodrowning s and t~o spokesman as saying lraq territory has alw.i~ysbeen'to TERRACE:-THORNHiL[::'-:"REHO-AIRPIIRT meat energy policy,. Clark traffic-deaths.British Columbia reported one traffic BEIRUT (Renter)'-- Iraq : saidtoday its forces have forces have- completed destroy as many of Iran's t said fedei.al Energy death and three drownings., .... • forces as possible'in order Minister Marc Lalonde is , Newfoundland a~d Prince EdWard Island reported pulled out of the city• Of "withdrawal• operations Khorramshahr, captured from the city towards the "to stop it continuing ~th" misleading Canadians by nb- fatalities. " -its. blatant aggressive and E,A,:GARNER LTD.-. saying the Hibernia oil fieid The survey does no~ include slayings, industrial from Iran 19 months ago.at international frontier," expansionist plans." off Newfoundland is a accidents or known suicides• the start of the Persian Gulf •lran said. earlier Iranian Terrace Bus Terminal 636-3680 war. Iraqi Preslde~t Saddam. replacement for the dead forces recaptured the city Alsands project. "- " The officiai' Iraqi news Monday morntng~- while Hussein said recently his agency, quoted, a military Iraq said fierce fighting was country's.main.purpose was continuing in the strategic to prevent an Iranian in-' .- ' ~ .: port• vaslo~ of Iraq. Iran's revolutionary, and I THERE NOTH . said .Iraqi forces started to religlous leader, Ayatollah ING YOU'D LIKE TO SEE ., Ruhollah Khomeini, said in a statement on Tehran radio : : ON TV TONIGHT? • The port, Iran, s second monitored in bondon,: .that " ~ " largest and lying on the with the capture' of o Why not joln.usatthe UNIVERSAL on banks of the dis,uted Shatt ]{he,Khorramshahr, Iran's people and government now - Wednesday 'til 9pm and see our .: Ai-ArabwaterwayKarun l~iver, was theand'the last canpoop] sspeak from a position of remaining prize in lra'~ii strength.' hands after a series of ,lranlran msaid it hEN taken SUPERHOT SPECIALS. /:...... , ,,.,.. ,,,-..12,000 Iraqi prisoners in the ", SK71 su'cesses during the last • campaign and tthat the d~d -j ' " nine months• • included Iraq'sI commander Now devastated, the port for- the operation:' Col. 34 N°w devastated' th' P°r* 'f°r'Ahmed tbe Zaid. There.were no ' important naval base ancl :demlisdetaiis of casualties/ .. the conflict, .~oil,good&~Mo~gf~4he.¢ity" s ~,: .Hu~,~ :.,~qq.,. rece~y,ed ~!~: ":'i:'i/~!}"!;i'q~ •. 150150,00~ 00~. populaflo~x:popul~iion.: a're are ~jnin.,, ~iOj¢~ns,.~iOj¢~,a O(,@!iars~1[, in W~ aid , refugee" camps throughout from 'corconservative Arab Iran. . ' " states in the Persian Qulf that are fearful of lran RECORD CASSETTE - ~O70~/ ~ ,,eThe o.o iraqi =, spokesman o, said ..o,..,that 'are its Islamic ,7 : , ih. forces , in'side Iranian~ian revolution. : s6.99 LIMITED SU PPLY Plane delayed r. Limited Supply MONTRE~d,-(CP) i ~ Air canada Lockheed L.IOII, Wednesday ,) scheduled to leave for Toronto and Edmonton, was delayed ~' May 26 at Dorval International Airport for more than 3z/2 hours Only t~ay because of an anonymous telephone call that a bomb .FREE was aboard, ' ..... 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'~ On Sunday, June 6 CBC's Quarterly Report will examine the ethics of•privacy.versus the storing of information on every Canadian in computers. But that's only a fraction of the whole story. "cosh is on its way out. We can soon expect to have thrust HERE ARE SOME EXAMPLESOF TilE ~ PRICE SPECIALS upon us a n~v money system called the ElectrenicFunds Transfer System. Very ,impLy the banks will have the money and we wLll have the sytem. We won't have .to go.to "'• t ! banluJ~aymore because all transactions will take, place the poem of purchase.. . Some haw ~re now teaching some of their.employees - SKLAR SECTIONAL SOFA 50 ~,:e SET TABLES ...... 403 ~w to use thehsndsean mad~; The handa~ fm'ebead 13"pce'.: Coffee;&2 ends $ : 50 799 +, are branded with an in~sible inngnetic laser, beam using-- one's social insurance number (SIN) for identification. "~ ~/~ price $ ,1/2 price :L , " Some hospitals Ln the U~S. are n~w brahding all newborn $1,599 8807 ...... _ babies and giving them SINs without their parents • + , . knowledge or consent, ~.,Colncollectors and Christiaes may be the only people who ROXTON SOFA & CHAIR CURRIO CABINET ,.+. ,,. don't ILke the cashless soclety. Already advertising tells l~ople all they have todo is wave their hand (under a hand ...... ,+/...... :,...... scan machine)and they can have anything they want. It's ,R,%, +]~ price i'!'~4 50 ReO. .. -. ' • = fike magic:. •Think of the power..,thlnk of the thrill. Merlin $599 - , " +. never had that kind of power. With a wave of the hand you can beln London, Paris, Rome.. With another Wave of the: l~nd a diamond Can appear at your door, hand dellver'ed by 3-pce, WALL SYSTEM t.3-PCe.+WALL +ILl1 ; th~boy from.~e jewe .L~t:dtore(~whY;flght _,do~ntoWn,.~affle I b; Wl~ed y0tl ca~S~ 5M~'~vaveiYOUe~ha~d~/kl'geL wlidte~er :~eCrReg.$5791ns +"-- '+++';~:" +'+" +X/2". prlce.= " :2+890o )~ou want. People will forget that their.powers of magic are limited to what you earn per hour in the workforee. :;There.may be some benefits, however. A wLfe who is the Victim Of a drinking husband could get her husband cut oft 7-oce, DINETTE SUITE at the pub. If he is used to drinking most of his pay cheque away today all she has to do is get the cour-b~to put a limit /' put on his payments to an~, pub and the computer will cut ~. : . - ½ price $ .e-si399rice s°~: him off after spending a certain percentage on booze. $649 . " ...... ~ 32 . Since no buying or selling can be done ~th~t the coin- puter mark on the hand it will be impossible to buy or sell anything that doesn't have a Universal Product Code, Bar LA,Z-BOY RECLINER + + ~...SECTIONALiceI$5+ (~bde, on it. You have seenBar Codes on products in stores 44 +0 today. Those black lines in a rectangular row that are "+ - ½ pr ' m supposed to he computerized price tags but have really $499 . " . been designed for the new money system. .. +The computer will compare the price of a product with the amount in yo~bank ac'count: .Slnce the computer WIll CHAIR SOFA:BE ).pce, WALL UNIT budget your life like a debt counsellor you may Want a new stereo but according to your credit rallng, your drh~ing :habits, the numberof kids you have, etc., you may noL be ,~. ,~. ½ price able to buy the stereo. Think of the embarrassment at the $399 $1,950 ... store when the.computor rejects your purchase. '1'hey have the money, you have the system.• It's a.great system for SEALY ROMATIQUE QUEENSIZE, ~ • illiterates and dictators. The system is a dream not only for merch~inis who ha,~e to deal with bouncing cheques today but for the. pelice., " Products, including clothes, will have bar codes on them so , price • ~ ~ J+ ½+price+ + : they c~nnot be removed. The bar. code wLll be the iden- ' $599 (1 only) ...... ". ------:+tificetionmark that:wlll:~tormine whether-or not-you own-.- it: No m0re garagesal~s and n:o m~+'~:g(~nga,way doth'q~ • without clearing it with the computer' first. If yogi.are "ITE .... ::+<:-:-::::::+:-~-:-+-+I ROXTON3,pce;WALL+ UN IT...... - wearing pants that are identified with someone in the next: county you mey find youx~elf in trouble very quickly, % price$5 49 ++° ' CompleteWith Centre Bar: :, $148 300 especially if the panta:.are Stolen. : ..... ~,+ % Price + ,This system iSAmingintrod/~ced through c/edit cards. ~ ' " Mostcreditor~Si:~rds-~ avh-~l~itofi-~e:a~l'ntYou can spend. Th~s is considered b); some:fixlancial experts to :~.oce,: BEDROOM/SUITE:+ '++.~:.- '+ PICTURES ++...... :+++~+~+++++-++-: ...... -+:--+:++i ++ +: be a+conditLonlngprocess for con~ol over.your own money,. They can't have people going around waving their hands, buhdreds of times a day for Items•that cost. hundreds of. .... +++++:+.++ s7497 .~.. . _~. % price ;99950$ ~ Rm. " +: +: ::~,~:prlce • • . dollars, Cards have become so wide spread even brothels '$'1,999 - -...... 149,95 .... ~ .... :..-...+.:.+; ...... ~.--:.-+.--:,.:++.,.;-:- ...... : ...... use them. so what better method of introdudng the hand

scan system. - Very soon the~overmhent may introduce people.to the PONTIAC WALL AWAY . 2.pce.-SOFA & :CHAIR ~:-+ ...... • Electronic FundsTransfer System (EFTS). •We may wake up one morning and hear that money is:obsolete and people RECLINER: ...... z/z pric e $ 50 JARMAR:.,~...... ::: ~:: +...... ~/~: price;- cad either get br.anded m the hand or forehead or they can [Reg $579 ". ,. 289]- , $1,449 " . s7245, . + ,,+.. use r the ]~FTS card. Then,•4o: reduce crime completely, . ,- they'll drop'the Pardi sin co no ~pe Ca~. S~ your. hand and ovERIioo FLOOR SAMPLES -- ONCE IN ALIFETIME' BARGAINS . + use it, . _. ~t ~:,~+~;l,".,:+..:u + "- -

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. "' bV~1!,~l, VD,#Vl ~ Vl IVtll t~., : • m.e first .iff • tlil~;y.ear: s E=uta, my~,r ~, :" Geor~eSp~gle ~ prl~. e•Geor~e ~On:••~ } • • ..... - ;", . •. ~ .", Moto~ro~.` •Series. races at'~the:, Johnso,. " the:.!= c~ ~Junior_ moto,.i~'m::Brnedan~." , ' ...... , ,,, ...... ' ' .,t, : ;; PrOPe~..y On. M.¢C~.n~."Avenue Sun~y, ~ Chl~oine,:'of 'Terrace"se~.~! iand J~,n ,~. .,,. : ...... i .... 'W!~ riders.front the Terrace dub taking: .~ ~Sag!e,' also d Pti~ce:C~mrge,,tldrd, " :, '/. '~i : ". ', ~ .... :: . seven medals; tops among, the.22 eom- ,:.' . lathe l~-'c~se~o~; class, :it;was Ervin •: MinOr baseball:Scores :.~,ps,tors. " '•-: - • ' . H!m=h0fH0~t0nflrst,:Eit'r'[H0uldonof. , . Riders fr6m Prince Rupert to Quesnel " , TeTrace second and Ian Black of Terrace Credit Union took a narrow'lS-H'win over Far,Ko COn-" ' attends! the race~ 0rigianlly scheduledfor third. " tracting in the closest @me played Monday. night in theclub'slot12 kms up the Nau road, The Rob Ling of Terrace won the~ 250 cc Terrace Minor Baseball Association action. " race was held in very rainy weather, juniorrace, with teammate Mike Jehmen In the other Bronco division game, Elks beat Skoglund which made the proceedings more exciting• ~ - second and Gary Drame of Prince Rupert Logging by a 14-10 score, wldlq in the Mosquito division than'usual .... gate, it wbs Terrace.Esse 16 Terrace Drugs 13. 'Seven classe~ of: bikes Were represented third. D0ugKerr of TelkWa took fourth in that c~e. ' ,Friday night's game_had Terrace Esso beating Terrsee a t the race, with three motor_ rail ~ class,. Dwayne• Ridler of Terrace to0k the ~p Drugs 23-6 in Mosquito play, Elks downing Far-Ko 15-8 in and 16 medals in all wore handed out. t. Bronco play:and Knights of Columbus taking a 10-7win Paul Da Silva from Fort Fraser Wirethe " spot In ~the 250 ee. senlor .moto, with Don from K~nsrnen in Pony LesSue action, 80 ce seniol" moto, wMle in the 125 cc novice Epps of lt0uston second. ,. rac.e, Dale Veldan of Terrace w88 the Winners of the separate classes ~are • ,. . winner, followed by Mika Vessi of Kitimat daterndned by an average of their ,,-="-e• ,,~, ....w/ns zone g If , in second and John Geismar of Prince . placings in tli~ three motes run..

Golfers from Prince Rupert Senior Secondaw Scbool will fun r represent the horthwest zone in the prnvincial higb sch0ol~ tournamenf~ in. Vancouver in early June, - Games d a",ser set for

TheRupsrt foursome look the berth with a one-stroke " .. victory over Kitlmat in the zone final tournament held _~ IIII nday at 25/16 junction• i " Thursday and Friday ett Skeena Valley Golf Club im Terrace~ "PrinceRupert's score for four golfers over 36 ~;: " ~holes was ?22, with Kitimat finishing at' 723. " Terrace One of the 1983 Northern B,C~ Winter event. finished tldrd at 750. Games major ftmd~raising events will be Prizes Will be given out to many of the Members of the Terrace team, from Caledonia Senior held this weekend as tht walkathon- participants, including plequ~ for the Secondary School, were Mark Whitmey, .Mark Flaberty, bikeathoo-runathon will : begin Sunday biggest male and female fuud-raisers, a Dou..g Stephens, Norman Railes, Melissa Davies, Calvin mornl~ at lo a.m. " special trophy for 'an ifiter-seheni Black, Doug Steele, Lennard Feddersen and Ron de The event will start at the junction of challenge between Clarence Miehtel and Bruyne, Topfourseoreswerecountedtowai;dthetotal. highways 25 and 16 at 10 a.m., with par- Cassie Hall Elementary Schools, fund- Ucipants to begin gathering at 9 a.m. If it raising prizes for male and female age- is raining, the combination event will' be "groups, and hidden prizes along the route .= run'June 6, - • . Kings :win in P~'r The event is being held to defer ~he SOe]igiblethatforeVery°nesomething.psrtieipsting wil] be • approxiraateiy $100,o00 ,cost of putting/on ' Skeena Cedar Kings got thbir1983 fastball season off to a the Northern'B.C. Winter' Games ih Refreshmonts,will be available all along good start, winning their first tournament in four straight February 1983. The Games Committee theroute, with a doctor to be in attendance game~.. . will be'along the route,as will members Of • for.any needed first aid. CedarKings travelled to Prince George for the money- the Caledonia Senior Secondary Sch0~l. The route will be a 15-mile one, which -. tournament on the.wcekend and scored 23 runs in 26 innings Community Recreation 12 class, Who have will finish at Lakelee Hot Springs. Par-' on their way to the title. Clint Marshall was selected as best volunteered to help out and whb have done ticipants may make the.return trip if they pitcher at the tournament, while Tom Harvyl, a PlaYer much of the work in preparation for this wish: trem Vancouver up for a trial, was voted as tournament mestvaluable player. ' ...~ Murray Brown of the touring wheelchair basketball team thatv)~a~ii

Prince George and then beat Columbus Hotel, also of FA ; cup .. .lanai'unforgettable : duringFridayin TerraceFridayand~Saturdaydrivest°thebasketf°ra]a~'~ night's exhibition game at .'CaledorQa.._SeniOr,s; Prince George, s-8. "...... ~" ...... - Secondary School as Radio TK>s ,Todd Bellamy and Brown's They then beat Fort St, John' 6-2 in the senzi,final game LONDON (CP) -- last season over Man- while squeezing-out 1-0 win. teammate Dennis Day look on. The game was played in frodt of a '="~: and took only five innings to dofeat Bencher and'Stussi of -Argentine soccer star chester City and one nf the And," with .Aston Villa = crowd of approximately 350 people,and the exhibition as a whole Prince'Gecnge 9-1 in the final game• l~icardo Nilla' and little more popular players in involved in the European was rated,a ,great success'by both participants and organizers. Marshallpitehe~inthreeofthegameswhileBillPoltz, up.• 'known-:Peter. Hucker will .... Britain~,-waS-e.qually,Con-:champj0ds'-:cup final See wednesday's ~lerald for a complete writeup. • :from Port Aiberni On a trial, pitched in twq of thegames.- never forget.-: th e 101st spicuous by his absence, " Wednesday. against Bayern • E n g li s h, F o o t b a I l . • The bearded. Argentinian Mun~d~.~VWt~i~ny~ • ~, "~ • i,n¢.• t Association i Cup •final .watched "the match on Rotterdam, the World Cup•

GRI:ATFR TERRACE AREA Saturday -- for vastly television at his London preparations by Scotland fire test •. differingreasons, home after deciding not to manager J0ck Stein and • :la'n'y required .PARKS& RECREATIONMASTER PLAN . Hucker, a reserve at the play because of the military Engiand~ manager Ran PUBLIC MEETING 'start oftheseason,.stepped action betweenBritain"and Greenwood are further • :.':•. i into the WembleyStadium Argentina over the affected by players' club INDIANAPOLIS (AP) -- that coul~d result," says fueling- operation .... limelight" and produced a Falkland Islands. commitments...... Four-lap time trial§ were Dave Ayres, president of throughout the week. WEDNEsbAY, May 26th,, 7:00 p~m. virtuoso performance.in Tottenham:-ma~nager The,-focus of attention not~the_final~qualification. California-based Induction .... .Developmentof.theValve,~'~-- Lecture Theati, e-af Caledoniasecontlary ...... goal to help Second Dwismn "...... Kmth ' ...... Burkmshaw "= ...... -'is...... 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Except for a brief the fuel hose, was pr0mpied preliminary, draft of the •Parks and goalSin'the Spurs' victory "Ricky",.though•t his leaving Archibald of Tot- The objective is not speed practice session Thursday, by a serious,pit fire last - Recreation Master Plan, Included Will be presence " would-, put' tenham Shaking his head in- but prevention of fire in the .the Indianapolis Motor .year during a refuelling-- the results of the community survey plus " ~ pressure on the rest of the disbelieL " " ~ the dreaded Fesult. of Spoedway track" will be stop by Rick Mears,~.. " recommendations for the development of (~) team. • Tottenham, though, will an ~rrant dropof racing fuel closed until race day. "~ • ~_ Parksand:ReCreatlon services Over the *'Reluctantlyi',.I had to be StrOng favorite to take., ignited by the intense heat USAC,' however, Will be Mears, the 1979 Winner" next five years, - .agree with him, although the replay" Thursday and from. the cai's' engines., testing the Crews on the new and ~e pole-sittte-r the race • ' • -. ,.., . . . I'm sure the English public equal the record of seven - It's a'hew test requireci ' Sunday, suffered serious ,.. would have given him a F.A. Cup wins set by Aston thi~ year by the u.S, Auto . ~ " facial .burns when fuel EVERYONE WeLCOME it's so easy --- Wonderfld i'eception," " Villa. The' Spurs also are Club to make sure-each. Rockies wait engine.splashed He onto and twohis ofcar's .his~ .... The draw alga disrupted seekln~gto become the first crew is •fa~nillar with., the " -. - Plans by. the England and. team in 20 years, to. win operation of a new coupling NEW YORK' (AP) -- The crew ~members.. who also Scotland international successiveCups, valve betweenthefueltanksfate,ofColoradoRocl~es were sprayedby thebur- um--n¢omon teams. The Scottish. F.A. Cup .and the cars. It's a 15- "finally will be decided ning 'fuel were treated in " • England now will be final had a more definiti~,e minute~rocedure that can Thursf!ay by,.j~he .National hospi.~l-af!er the incident. 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White BOx may I ~ the 5, wh,e. a game Im[ween with n euielde ~jm. winningest pitcher in mnjor California Angeles and the Anthony- Johnson'e first "" I league hasohal! ~his season SOX' rat ~t~ WU , home run Of' ~e.soason, a- " with the American League'e rained Out; - two-run abet in the sceoud, best earned-run average but Sunday:- Toronto 7, wM.the first scoring for the that doesn't make him BidUm0re 1; ~lifornla-7, -BlUeJays. Itwas,Johnson's ~ " immune to criticism. Detroit Tigers 2; New York first:major, ~ague hit. / The rap against Hoyt+is , ,. . . + . . • . . o, - Yankees 4, Minnesota 2; Toronto add~l a run L.ithe I " his teammates have been , Boston 6, Oakland A~s 0;' fifth + wi~en, Wmle Upehaw overly generous in run Cieveland: LG, "Chicago 4; . doubled and Alfredo Griffin come see the production. In his last five Seattle Mariners .St singled.,The Blue. Jays starts before Monday night GET THE Milwaukee Brewers 5, a.d minted agaln In.the seyenth "I" -/:~{~ [~,,,(,,,<,i.__ the White Box had scored 52 Kansns 5, Texas whtn Upshaw singled home ~l ,,,o,~,,.;+,,,+,,, runs. Clt.y. Rangers 3, " Jessie Barfleld, who :had MINI- .That changed Monday Salurday: Baltimore 8, doubled. Wayne Nordhagen ~,. +'5+ '4, .. night when Chicago eked Toronto 0; B0eton 7, Singled in Toronto's final f'~nl~Ml~ +.+ . • out a 3-1 victory over Oakland 4; SeaRle 7, ~un in the eighth, i RATE ~+ Kunsas C.ity l~..yals. Hoyt ;. . s~nttered e!ght hits and California 1;~ New York 1, MeGregor, 6-3, worked 7 1-3 r, s~uck out eight to register" Minoesota 0; Chicago 7, innings for the victory. Tim & ' "his ninth stra!ght victory of Cleveland 3; Texas • 3, Stoddard came on in the 1"101"['I.' the season without a Toss. . ..Kansas City I. 1 " e~th for his third save. C.~A In " other American Paul :Splittorff, 2.4, was Sunday the Jays banged Xfl~ west (;ct,r~ia League action it was:. coasting, along unto ;the out 14 hits-to back the five- Vanc,,uvcr.~_.p.:B.C. (:~nada Cleveland Inclians 9, Min- sixth im~g Monday when hit pitch~_g of Louis Lea] in ~ , ' nesota Twins 2; Baltimore the White SeX scored three ' a 7-1 ~'ietory. Barry Bo.nell :+7 ..- .R- ..~li-' runs, Greg Luzinksi drove hit a solo homer 'while".' j~in one with a sin~Je and Tom ....Damage... Gareia... drove...in ...... :...... I_+ ~Paci0rek singled in tWO two z~ns an d Upshaw went National more, 3-for-3; women Eloyt's shutout bid ended Saturday the Orioles _ - _ FeaduramlTOYOTAS tuna ~ r~ with two out' in th~ ninth blanked the Jays 8-0 for 1 A Isscmal,ngshowcase of sports 2 VANCOUVER B C. has a hJIJ- + 3 THE GREAT GETAWAY at Ihe 4 -duality of Vehicles -- Gle~amin 5 Blooming wonderful all year their second consecutive memorabiha Over68 reglsfereosports 1 aerwce nolel wdh Bn ~deal downlown Holel Georgia $35 00 per person per and ready, our.fleal feat0re~ fine GM round A fabulous three-acres of- icked =___when Hal McRae und Cesa~ represented in d~splays of Dhotos Iocahon -- The BLUE HORIZON Town nigh double OCCUpancy) and.Toyola veh¢les.+either brand new.. flowers, trees, ponas an0 ev,sr,es next p ...... ~nimo...hit baek-io-hack shutout. Dennis MalRinez '._ ~.; ...... scrapbooks, r~ews chppmgs, medals & Counlry it~,~ "r~ere are oxtra-~arge 'Bottle of bubbly upon arrival or less than a year old. tO perk & Tilfbrd Distillery E~ght theme doubles. Hoyt now has 14 checked the Jays on five and trophms ~Also hfe-hke wax hgures rooms with kntchenelfes, refragerators "Clean comlorlable guest rooms Access+baldy .-- We will pick you up, areas include R6se Garaen. Nahve of-famous personallhnS end souno separale dnnetle areas, radio and color 'The hOSl .Jocahon ~n Downtown free of charge anywhere w~thm hve WOOd Garden sod Japanese-Garden KITCHENER, Ont, (CP) .straight victories.dating hits while Dave Stieb, 2,-5, tracks el great momenls in soort Free TV free parking, incoor pool sauna Vancouver - miles of one OI five• Lower Mainland Ever changing dmplays el unusual and . Althongh Don McCrae, back to last scaso~, three admission " panoramic wews private balconlos "Valid any mght olhces 682-1366: lamlher flowers Free eom,ss~on end absorbed the loss. Call toll-lree 800-663-1333 .Call Toll-Free 800-663-1111. parking Open dady B a m to 11 p m. coach of the Canadian short of "the .1936-37 Indians 9, Twino 2 women's basketball team, American League record of Cleve]and pitcher Len JANCOUVEI VAN. ISLAND VAN. ISLANI was selecting hio i982 squad 17. Barker' allowed four- hits I PARKSVILLE-VAMCOUVERISLAND, 9~. Monday, he still had 1983 r' .Orioles 7, Blue Jays S and took: :advantage of the --=I1%:.~NC0t "VI':I{. IL( :.~__ II J • arid 1984 in mind. Gary Roenicke stroked Indians' 11,hit. attaek thnt After a three-day national three hits.and drove i~. two included a three.run homer TI II': .t,~ Island ,. " team tryout camp at the runs to lead Baltimore .over in the first inning by,Andre DELTA University of Waterloo, Toronto. 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Canada Inc. o~ Montreal. take market share away Officials•said the agreement, anneanced after more than Petro-Canada's national .. ,. - The company, also has from some of them," said eight hours of bargaining among foreign ministers, ended a total of I.,336. launched a $4-million ad- Anthony Bomban, Ontario wrangle over money which disrupted the Common Market Some industry analysts ,.,,...,,. 1 vertising campaign to shbw marketing manager for for months, but left Britain only a little better off in cash believe the government will what it is doing for Canada, Imperial' Oil" .Ltd. of terms than earlier offers it had rejected, try'Wbuy BP Canada Inc..of with an advertising .pitch Toronto. " The agreement was for one year instead of the flve-year'-: Montreal to. gain market "Die Home of Happy Feet" saying it is re-investing the • But. the harshest critics arrangement British.Prime Minister • Margaret Thatcher-; share.~ Petro-Canada of- .j - money genera'ted from havebeen the small in- originally had requested. It covered just over half an e~- finials, however, brush • OPEN 9-6Mon.-Thurs., Sat. 9.9 Friday service stations into the dependent-oil companies. pected net 1982 payment by Britain to the EEC budget of at ° aside such spee~ation,

search. for oil . and gas, Some •independent least $1.53 billion. - - helping to make Canada marketers are convinced Earlier Monday ••night, diplomats said ab0ut $65 million " ~~~~ ' :~ energy, self-sufflcient~ "Petro-Cana'da is trying to seemed to be' standing in the way of a settlement. West• - ~.~ The television/ radio~ gain market share as part of Germany, the biggest net contributor to the EEC budget, ~~ billboard and magazine a Scheme to prove that it is a was reported taking a firm stand against raising an earlier commercials are appearing big hit with motorists~ offer to Britain by 'more than a. few million dollars. ~t

across Canada, •but most 'The independent owners In order to press its demands for a budget rebate, Britain. • advertising dollars will be fear ,they could lose more had been rejecting higher farm.prices for 1982-83. funnelled into Eastern thanthe big oil companies After months of frustrating talks, Britain's nine other Canada. because they lack the EEC partners lost patience last week, and last Tuesday B.C.FESTIVAL Petro~Canada's big push financial muscle to fight approved, the farm prices over Britain's objections. Britain's net Contribution to. the Common Market budget this year was expected to be about $L6 billion. I I British Foreign Secretary Francis. Pyre told journalists .... . i ' • I I OF THE ARTS the ~greement incl'uded a guarantee of an increase in the refund if Britain's net contribution to the EEC budget this Lind 'sF shions year .rose above current estimates, i" "It has been a long and difficult negotiation bat I am : .pleased and I think everyone is. pleased thatwe have l B9 Llnd Purschke reached this agreement for 1982,''• Pym said. • - ! In response to British demands for a long-term i agreement.for the future, the ministers agreed to decide at l The history of costume isa study sometimes regarded by the latest by NoYember on ways to cut Britain's EEC . • persons interested in the more "relevant" subjects of war, budget payments for 1983 and subsequent years,'he said. " I famine, or plague as a frivolous diversion. Yet, there seems to be little denying that what we choose to wear to cover• our bodies is a matter deserving serious con- sidsration and reflection; in fact, many of us spend more . . i i BritiSh force i time considering what we or our peers are wearing than we realize. As •Alison Lurie points out in her recent book, The considered large Language of Clothes (Randon House, 1982) even a conscious • i • de~ision to refuse to abide by theaccepted standards of LONDON (AP) -- While straight " announcements, dress is itself an act that gives aQ indieaUon of personal British officials weretelling which th_e ministry, insists values. ,Ms. Lurie makes-a number of interesting oh- the press the battle for the are true as far as they. go -- ~ servations on the way we dress and the reasons we choose Falklands would be a series while conceding they .don't ~.~ silk over polyester.or blue over orange. Here are some of "hit-and-run" raids,, the always go all the way, ...... ~i examples: On. the:Visual Impaet of Dress; "...The idea country's ~iggest invasion unattributable background ~ ..tha't even when we say nothing our clothes are talking force since Suez in 1956 was b~!efingsbysenior.officials, ~ noisily to. everyone who .sees.usr telling,them. who.we are, where we.come froin, what welike, to do in bed and a dozen other intimate, things, .may be unsettling; .To wear what .Argentine-occupied.,slands.. winks~ ii "Fleet Street m~st have -' This-is supplemented 'by ~i "everyone else" isw .earing is no solution to the problem, • of the A~'ts. Hundreds of artists fiom all'over British Columldia will be been worth at least three firsthand accounts from ii!~ any more than it would be to say what everyone, else" is com,ng together in Kamloops this June. Musicians. singers ...... ~" Type .42 destroyers,'" the British correspondents with ~ ~.:: saying. We allknow peopie who try to do this; but even if :dancers. visual artists, even actors it's the biggest Arts Festival in .~ liberal Sunday newspaper, the fleet whose dispatches -,.~, their imitation of "everyone" is successfni, their clothes do - B.C.'s history You can play a role in the B.C. Festivarof the Artsby The Observer, said. af- are subject, to.censorship. . J not shut up; rather they broadcast without stopping the •" . .supp0rling arts.organization s ~n your community terward in a comment on• "I will never tell you i ! information4hat-this-is a timi~l andconventional man or ...... ,,.:BRUNO (3EF~USSI- -,- the government's apparent anything that I-kdd~,-]6-b~ i .... " "I woman, and pnssil~ly an untrustworthy one. We can lie in use of the press to confuse false," says Defenee i~ -':!:.::.: TheThe~..jF~slival of ihe Arts is the first annual celebration of•music.. the language of dress, or try to tell the truth; but unless we • f the enemy, Ministry chief spokesman i ~: '~'• .drah~a...drai theatre and line arts. organiz.~d to encourage and'stimulate . .. are naked and bald it is impossible to be silent. One official later said-laD McDonald. . ~ i:~ii .performing,arts-and fine arts activities .through0ut BritiSh Columbia. Ondesigner clothing: Not long ago,.expensivematerials ,privately there are times "However, where the - ' • It"ieatures' provincial level competition, master ,b could be identified :on sight, and fashionable men and when the element of sur- lives of the men Of the task ,~ i i: : .,, classes and enlertainmenf. Thefestival is women recognized Savile Row tailoring or a Paris designer . ~:/'?~ ~" .... -a cooperative effort with .Theatre B.C.; prise in battle is more force are at risk, I am ,~.~i~i~ ~i~'~ • ,.- . ,. dress at a glance. In the 20th Century however, synthetics important' than prepared- to ...'.possibly ~!~,~ ;:~i-~ :- TheB.C-. Musi¢ Festival • . the, • . Association, • The Assembly of. B.C: , • began to counterfeit wool, siil~, lineq~ leather, fur, gold, and credibility of government misleadyou by'c0mmitting . - _. ~ii i ~ precious stones more and more successfully,..~ a result .-:; ArtsCouncils, The'Association of , • L • sources, however senior, the lesser sin.of omission," ~,~! i~iiii~ -~ ;::. ~ Di'ama Educators and hundred there was a world crisis in Conspicuous Consumption, For a "The. process of while it seemed as if it might become impossible for most of ., of volunteers. Sponsored dissimulation began notin "i by B.C. Lolteries~ ' ; us todistinguish' the very rich from the moderately rich or the ,Sputh Atlantic but in the . "-. Evan Wolfe Minister. , the "merely well-off by looking at what-they were balls of diplomacy Where t wearing...This awful possibility was averted by a bold and exPectations of" an im- ingenious move.. It was realized that a high-status garment mediate full-scale invasion need not be of recognizable better quality or more difficult - to produce than other garments; it need odY he were skilfuliy, countered with rumors of raids," the -B,C.FESTIVAL THE I{TS recognizablymereexpensive. Thlswesaccomplishedvery independent Sunday Timed OF simply.~ by moving the makeFs name.from its •former oT London reported,._ • KAMLOOPSr JUNE 2-5, 1982 . , • ,. modest inward retirement to a place of outward The prelude came in ~ominence. " " : On hats: Ethnic fashions go in and out of Sty!e, and as London on Thursday. .-- ...... ~,: ._ they do-, that'(meanings change.:. The TYi~01eanhatonee a ~ evening:'i v~hen :-a " top common sight on commuter trains, now marks its wearer " government official briefed as either •(a) of Swiss-Austrian-German .descent; (b) a senior British correspen- member of a birdwatching expedition; or re) a bit of a dents. ninny.. • ...... In the South Atlantic the _ • • t . On,sexual overtones in articles o'f Clothing: Probably s.~.Prise was. under way there is no garment'ever worn: that has not figure.in the' '. wzth, 'the ' Brdmhdi now say," j• 5,000 sol ers being ~ '~ ...... =:sexuai-.lifeof someone somewhereS, -In-Britain t~lay;.for ..... ~-;:::'_ ..-~ _ . assemnleu on me ttoyal ,~ " instance~tliereisasocietydevotedtothewearingofrubber. ; ...... ~ .. . , Navy task force wire oruers [ rainwear of the sort associated with A.A. Milne s John, who - . as you may recallhad great big waterproof.mackintosh. -~ to get ashore.and set Up a A Creative Approach to For'those who are interested, great big waterproof jerseys, bridgehead at Port San

pants; gloves, capes, and face masks are also available. Carlos. , ~ . . ":... The governn)ent:br!efing_ " :TbeV-ict0rianWoman: .In t he.19thCentury...men were thai divulged the hit-and-. relieved of, the need to display their wealth through ex- ...... e run strategy was im- pensive, wasteful and uncomfortable dress; instead th y mediatel re r'ed " "lie delegated the taSk, t0 ~-~":wives and daughters,-..'1~ well-, domesti y h~w~ a~eYn~; I to-do Victerlan Woman was an elaborate ~and eximuslvi _ - _ . . . -~-.~.Yf."" l" " " .... ' " " ts .tress ,~ssocmdon,'urmsn object. Heavily corseted/and.wear,ng up.to lOpettieoa ...... , ; . . . - " '' " " ' • " " " '~ " "' "* " • "" " ' " r rao~o and television, ano unqer net long s~irt, sne:neeaea t)otn:nelgnt an(] museum . . '...... • . plexeo up By me foreign strength, tocarryart.outfit: that" Often weighed over I0 . - . - • pounds not, counting a hat loaded with flora and fauna,i.a ntedia ...... ,.",. ,,- ..... By.the ~tin~e the majorlty m'uff,'are'tieule'and a ruffled parasol. . : ' • OnH0~pitul'CIothingfor Patients:: Your own Clotli~are ' of. Britons read.the, most , • -. populai'•'"~."quote~.- in ".:...- removed and replaced with a pale, 'shad.less,: films}/.: . n~ws.,a,~ers:,! a P FridaJ.y .~&=z.ur .:., .gnrmentlthat'fastens inefiectively .~p th~ ha~.'wfthstringS .~'..,_..'.: ,~=,.,=_. ~..L- ,.~-...' i" : or snaps IIkea~ ,slant s g6wn YOU are thUS stmu!taneeus~y, ,..~:-~.~.,,,.[.~ .;..L,~,: ....,L.; : : .."..: deprived of.your, chosen sartorial l.dentity(in the language.'.1 'iroor~q w~r~ n~;hnr,~nnd ~"~-J . ' ~~ :~ of clothes, str~ckdumb)'and transformedintO:a half.rm , flotiila."Of l~oyal NavY, ~ '- : ' helples~,inarticdlat~ Creature'that cannot'even~ dress.itself.. i!, ,, '.:F~,~i~i'~nd lhdividualjty,: :-For, some people' •e- daily : warships,'g~s ablaze, was =--~...... -..in..the. Falkland: Somid ...... ' ~ .... . • Poses our selection. Minors musl be accompanied by a parent.. Sallsfactlon guaranteed or mohey refunded•. ,, '. . " ~ =" . '' : r' ~ ;1"." " task'of Choosinga costume is t~di0im, oppi'¢Ssi~,e o~ :e~en- ..~ J~etween' '.~the two. main " : " M y26th FrL M -y-28fK:: iL • • .", - " -frightening.' Occasionally Such people tell us that fashion.is Islands::. .. ; : ":: "'' ' I .) .unnecessary; that.in the ideal world of the future wewill Any. government .in '~ • lO-Sp.m. " ~ 'lO~5P.m. ' .... lO-Sp,m/ • ~ lO-Sp~m. ., : ., -sp':~n. ~-~ ~.': wear. some sort of identical jmnp suit-washable, .~vater- Britain, with- a. vigorous proof,, stretchable, temperature controlled;, timeless, - ageless and sexl~s. What aconvenienco~ what a relief it " parlianientary opposition will be, they Say, to never have to'worry about how to dress and ~a lively, and diwrse i.- . for a job interview, aromantietrystorafunerall ~...... press, ..must . ".acknowledge " _ i major losses Convenientperhal~, but not ~exactly a relief,., Fashion is ' " : free speech, and one of the privileges, if not always oneof . However, .war, in- ..

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" . -::.i • Baying oyu Messagero. i~e repor[ comu ,, !, ~: .-~= , ~-~=~r-~m -~u~.., .... . a' " Roman Catholic ntiff also Wants to go to Argentina ~ g*n,nn,~ ~,~,' nr m,,~= n~,~ .... ~.... a • ,.. . ~i not he ~onfirmed. ~ aszed President Sandm t-erum zor a, early• next monthpo for a "balancing" ~,isit. .: something..... -:...... of a hero ~in ..... his ahometown ...... of / '!It sat in my baekyard for five months, . ,~,'~,: • Lores, serving a 30-day sentence on ta~::~ /:pardon,: but- that does not appear likely. The Holy Sole annoaneed that- Arcbbishop Achille Phil~d,elphia. • F /tiedto a tree, until the city decided where ~•'¢ . evaslon~harge~ at a small women's|all in Under Itallanlaw, sh~ wilin0t be eligible SilveStrlni, the Vaticun's foreign minister, will travel In the movie, Balboa is honored on ~e to put.it," said Stallone. "I was only:in., i ~i.:I Caserta, 30 kllomet.rea .north Of .Naples, for semi.liberty until she completes half of to Buenos Aires today with a papal message for ' Art Museum steps for bringing the w~rld - suited wben'they said l wanted It on the ::: "doesn't sl~p, doesn't eat and.is very: her sentence. " upset," 11 Messagero nald;qu0|ingfam|ly '. .I1 Messsgero quoted an. u~identifled: Argentine President Le'poldoGaltieri. heavyweight crown to the,.. City ' of steps as a publicity stunt," " -" After a petition drive by 10nal Rocky . , . . . But Rev. Romeo Panciroli, the Vatican spokesman; Brotherly Love. Stallone was celebrated fans, City Council stepped into the ring and jail sources, • ., ~: " ' " long.time friend Of Loreno as s'aying the -- refused.to disc~qs the nature of Silvestrini's visit. Monday as "the man who has done more to • . The paper quoted: ~e. Jal!'~ dir~tor, • actress "l~ paying the price for her fame;!' Vatican officials announced that the Pope will not promote this ~ity nationally and in- with a compromise, t Llli.!mn De Cristolaro, as !myii~g she: as "It's a grotesque mtuation; any other . meet With any British pohticaLl~aders in an effort to ternationally than anyone else," Under the agreement, the statue, which ; • seriously: concerned about her psychic person wouldn't have ended in jail for a 20- stress the '.'religous and pastoral" nature of the visit, "You can break that statue into a million was designed by Tiiomas Schomberg of' ' 'stste2' , . year-oldtax evasion ease," the frien~l wan and to "suit the realities of the situation. Buthe will pieces and you'd find a piece of it in every Denver, will remain butside the museum ... The report said Loren was visited':/, quoted..as saying.0 , meet the Queen and~er family. Phfladelphian," said Stsllone, cutting a until:July 11. It will then,be moved to the ; . , The visit with the Queen was kept on the schedule string to ~veil the statue of the boxer, Spectrum, the Philadelphia arena that was !.:} ' ' because she ~is bead of the•Church of England, whose arms are raised in.victory, the scene of Balboa's movie fights, . i~~ :Vatican'officials said, The Roman Catholic Church "Each one has a sense of striving, of After the unveiling, Stallone joined :i" Religion Roundup and the Church of England have been holding getting ahead, of winning," hesald at the about 1,500 people who 15aid betwean $,0 ,.,!: • sproadic talks about l'eunifieation for almost 15' ceremony, which was part of_ the and $50 to attend the film'~ benefit i.! years.-The schism between them dates to 1534, ' celebration of Philadelphia's 300th year~ premiere. The benefit raised more titan l .. ' Archbishop Derek Worlock of Liverpool,. who.. For Stalloneand the city's Rocky fans, $30,000for the Police Athletic League, .. I J I] IT, ,Ill, ' returned to London.from Rome Monday night, said the struggle was to win permission to which provides recreation programs for ] the Pope willarrive Friday as scheduled, and the display the statue, which was used as a the city's youth. . EDMONTON (CP)-- City members were ,welcomed Today Maloney is boss of Vatican said the .visit. will last the full six days ...... council's economic affairs into the church, the hundred Redemptorist . originally planned. There'.had;boon reports that the . ,% committee, despite ob- ,priests and bt~others in the visit would be shortened t0 reflect the Pope's concern "q w[n-ro--*':lrozen-f"-----"~ jections from Aid, Paul .CALGARY " (CP)" --._ order's Toronto province, over the fighting. " " Norris, has recommended Catholic school board The Toronto province "Thevisit is on and the Pope is looking forward to -~., that the Edmonton Pastoral trusteeS, now in the second covers English-speaking being with us," he said. "He still yearns for peace, Institute be given a $6,600 half of theil" three-year eastern Canada, from- but he.is coming to share our life as it is, He has no OTTAWA (CP) -- Southam News Says the news giants and the do-nothing ap- grant, term, sey:'}.hey are con- Newfoundland to the last-minute reservations2' ! the federal government will freeze the proach favored, by the chains and some ~,--N~i~ sdi.~i he was op- cerned about ' where Ontario-Manitoba border. The Falklands fighting had put the visit in doubt i "growth of the country's two largest cabinet ministers. _- ' posed to giving the church financing will come from --- because some. Vatican aides and Latin Americar~ newspaper chains as hinted in an apparent ' organization taxpayers' for the 1983-~! season. OTTAWA (CP) -- Charles prelates expressed fears that Argentina,where 95 per: cabinet document, leaked ea/'lier this The appm'ent plan effecffvely kills the ' money to fund marriage Chairman' Ted Sullivan Colson, the former cent of the people are Catholic, might interpret the month, controversial recommendations of the " - counselling coursesbecause' said a m~nnting ". budget M/atergate ...conspirator, tl'ip as a pro-British, gesture, a~ theM°Stleaked°fd0cumentthe other proposalSwillbe included°utlinedin thein chainsKentcommission_ SouthamWhiChInc,Wantedand Thomsonthe two it duplicates work other deficit of at least $2.6 spoke recently to a . .ThePope's visit to mainly Protestant Brit churches do for free, million in'. 1983-84 Will Chrisl~ian Festival and said planned long before Argentina seized the British government's re'~pone to the Kent r~yal Newspapers Ltd. -- to divest some of their In .April, cry ,e0Uncil" probably !ncrease even the problems facing the U.S.- colony inthe South Atlantic and fighting between commission into newspapers, the news holdings.... ;~ vetood the institute's fun- more in the following years, and Canada are more Britain and Argentina er'upted. Thatcher suggested service says; Thomson, for example, would be forded ~ cling request for this year. It " '"The financial situation spiritual than moral, that thePope not meet her to keep his diStanl=e from A spokesman for Multieulturalism to sellits flagship paper, the .Globe' and received, a $6,000 grant last reprosents our most critical Colson, who served seven the war. But British church souri:es said he'stili plans Minister James. Fleming Would not Mail, or its other 39 dailies; year .... task,"saidS~liivan, addtng months in prison on a to kecp to his originalitinerary andvisit nine cities in comment onthereport; Fleming, who is But under the government plan, the ~ Rev, John Cart, the in-. there is~ a strong likelihood conition of obstructing England, Scotland and Wales; ' responsible for the Kent report,'was to chains would bebroken up only if they are stitute's executive director, he willrunagain in October, justice, said it is time. to There-is strong opposition to' the visit: from a , announce the government's proposals sold. " toid th'e committee the. 1983, "stand up :t~ the sick and militant Protestant minority led bymen such as Rev. • today in London, OnL programs' :~an have an He said -he and his six faliensoeiety aroumd us and lan Paisley, the Northern Ireland-political leader, - Because_ the document contained Southern s#.ys the government will also • who feel the Pope's "presence threatens. Britain's proposals similar to those the ministerhad give the Canadian Radi0-televisiea and "impact on. the serious ;colleagues:~rnust obtain a I~. true livin~ Ciiristians " " ' " r ..... ~ ..... e h" he" --" r...... ~en suggesting publicly, it appeared Telecommunications Commission. clear divorce ~, rate" in .this " tax allotmen~ whie :,'t . - , " ,. Protestant..heritage. They, object particularly directionto block.cross-media ownership orovlnee ' ' . " /~t~olic'sv~{'em!is/miiidn= After.-his release from- ,:. be'cau'~thePo~e'wi|!:,~~!~b,~,¢l by.~-~ ~u~nas, genuine...... ,.Cnrr-~_tl~d~lJ~,.--.oLi~~ • . ' , ...... -..,,; .~(,.~,,'~~;~.~:,.y.. ~:~..'.1¢~..~,~,: .,,_-~rlSozl...... hla:,.._ : .foUodi~la..*lllt...,'-~:{em~i'al-iiead .., ..... 0g.|li~(~'~;~i~~E~i~l~'ih~ ~i:- -" " It .was also leaked when cabinet...... was ...... in ,.;:,~)..~.J~e ~et~,~ :~." which...... ~ , lack .adequate ~o1~.:. ..,/ .help y~uag iii~b!~ ji}'e~at,~ .... i~~ miliidh Is:; p~ison Fellowship, a group Archbishop of Canterbury, Dr. Robert Runcie, the known to be considering its respOnse to the . l~t~...... _ for marriage, provide' being cl!~'.'~elI~l: into- tlie of volunteers who. tiring-: spiritual head of the state ehurchl .. . ' " Kent report. . As Well, a Canadian newspaper advisory ,. . training to couples on how to public, boards which is. Chrmtmnity to przseners m Henry VIII split the Church o{England from Rome Southern says that after several stormy panel would be established to provide a " be better parentaand offer rlghtfuily ours," Sullivan Canada and the U.S, in 1534 after he was refused papalpermission to cabinet sessions, the.government decided forum for public. complaints against ': "marriage" enrichment said, "It's a matter between People. of all faiths at- divorce Catherine of Aragon, the first of his wives, . to compromise between Kent!s attack .on newspapers. " weekends." Alberta's Catholtc boards, tended " the conference, " when she did not give him ason..The Brltishgovern:, Norris said many chur-andthepr/)vince. ~vhieh was. billed by ment arid the Holy See established "diplomatic i~lV ~.ll..i iii1~ I --:-~h-~-alre-~-dy~ffe-ffr-~h~lp------He--sald ~he- is hoping::organizers .... as---: an op; ..... relatibnS~twO~mddthS-ag0;-and-th~~p~pal-visitis- - TIRE, .... to'young couples ~ and there revisions to" the provincial portunity to explore fresh considered an important step.towaTd healing the rift .is:no need for the city. t0 "" School Act now. under way ways in which God is between the Roman Catllolte and Anglican.churches. . b AUTOMOTIVE SUPPLY fund an "organization that" will rectify the matter, speaking and.acting in our - " " duplicated existing church ._. day. and generation. Music to Your progz'ams. , TORONTO" (CP)-- Frank Theme of the festival Was. Brings "The "Catholic ehureh. 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"";'-~"'~' ..... • till .... " ,., . . • n~mbe handl~wlthtact " ' ":!il~,~'.--~.l .... l.l [ " " " • andgenUeness...... ' .... i~i'l~'-~i.~-: Av,g. solul/ • • . TAURUS , t~IA-~-'J~.., ,',i=~,,~k,, ; - I~ILIA~ 1sIHiEIGIAIRIVI IS Mongrel, -.: ,% . . - . ~ (Apr.10toMay20) 'It%li:,. , ..,,',~:~m~ " IPlAIRI~ IAALIAIRIAI ) ,. ' Slips of.ihe tongue are possi-" ',,-'.explorer ' IEIGIAI~ ILIIINIIEIRII CKI IsFliti "

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@ " ' I J " 1 = r " " " i '. ve~i ll~l- IT OIMIE lPI~AIlIDIOILI mother you:,and' a friend. To avoid .... . _ ,.e.. N E " • , m'fwotola IC~DtEI/ Isi'r YIMIEI I I II Cry el the ' ' '" 'overspending, put off. ;shop;. , . f ... - . ping foralittle while, . . ~/Eskimo 3-18 bacchanals i C~C~ # ' ~ ~ . . . I i " ' knlie Am.wer to yesierdly's imnle.. ~ Dle~ .i. , (June llto July 21) . SHOE . . I ..... -' -I" ' I " i - : " bl Jeff macNell9 It will bq difficult to get your .. ~4 5 S " -own way. A confining work ~., ~o situatlon may dimiaish self- ' " ~l" " confidence. Be taetful..wtth . .. ' ~,, " higher-ups

(July23toA~g:22) ~'~ :" " I. • - Hurt feelingsmay cause you • - ' I " to keep your own counsel, i .., Your mind 'may be 'working " : I ~ ~ ~"~ • overtime,but insights are few-, l ~ and far between. ' " ' ' " . t~ ~ ~ ViRG0-=- :- -:7-~--~- ...... ~ ...... • (Aug.Zltq~lt.22) ..i'~, ' . ..., ~1126~ . • It's wise"not to take others " ~ :' ' into. your 'confidence with V-" ~$~ • :. , regard" to 'career .develop- . . ~ • . • - ..L. ments. Friends and money do

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• I1~,, I v t JII . (Nov,~-tol~e.ll) " I" .:, ...... ioday'sCry~q/pelue:U~lua~I .. • , li'/,, , . I ..... < 1 IlIIL,, " '~t~plsuit of,pleasure .,. ". m.~/i.i.l.imnlmhnfl~.~nnll,W~C~ i . ~-(~,l~. "; J,' ''-<'- .... .",~y°ut~/erextend ',~- " , {,.'-~, O ii • ...... ,. . . ,,. ... !: - - . • .. ci~t, Be-leery of hnane!!l ' " " ". '~li~,mltl i61,¢i,t tl~ ~b .i~nll~ i ~ li~ " • . .... ~ - " - ~,~l~,,,~,= - y~,~-. ~:~ ' - ~ ~ usingil ap~t~ am ll~ you elull lo Iomunl ':the A~RZlNG SPlDERmAN b 9 Stcm Lee and. Fred Kida esp~iallybyfrien~; '~--: ...... ' V0we~. Solution ~ aconmp~d~d by ~ ~d ~. , , c,u, mcoaN 't~ ~' !: [$~/~1 couz~w,r ~o/7;, so ~ w//~ - i~ " ' '" ,illlli~- ll~'ll~l,,~ill~.... -~ (Dec.22toJan. 19). -...-:. ~---; ' .... - ..... ,i.-~---,1,O,r/aT.,H/,,~.~-,,... ~ ,,~ ~ Undoubtedly, you anda lov- . .- 111~7~Tz~. ~ w_~-~ ~ ed one Would like to enjoy ii ..... good'time together,, but you!re . ' - 7-. -=- - : . .~i i''~~ ~~1 "l" " " ~c~ille,~'l~e ~ 'I/~/~,, l/ ~ liable m nin into difficulties, if____ H'ATX< IFF II~-~ql~E~'~l TWHOWORllI~J~OUT: celebrating., ...... - .... ;~.-,: i,~r;~.,]i:~:~; ''- /i~:~,;::.'

(Jan. 20 to Feb. 18) . . . . ", ~= Distractions interfere with. - -- .... - , work' aeeomplisltrnent now.. - , ~'~'~'~'~"~"~ .... ~ J . ~ ~~~,~./~'""O~ -~ NO "rl~ 1"o Avoid. daydreaming and.. be , " = ll ' " ~ ...... ~~ Ir@ - .... 0 ... !.~ worRY ~ttou~" careful what to " • - "~ . '" i i "i sitiveco-w0rkers ..... I! . : (Feb. 19 to Mar. 20) . . I . ( i

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": , N~=an Nelleswas dlsehm'ged Fri~y.0n f0ur~ta : par t!.:,pfilfform [o r ,canada', largest-..i;; t6. re.sent ~em-,In the pant. • Oih ,e~ ~ :•mrnpUrane,erKev|n, mm '.~Igary:~Vere., Legare: and hi,uraggso.:,:'t".-~,.. ,, ':: :.:~, ~i:,.,:.:,,"'.!.i,:,.',:..: ..c"~" ,,/:'~ ,; ,:-:", -,~::, •,,': .;":/;,.~ ,.,.,: ,,%:,,~ :.-•..... ::::: ~,...- : "::.•'..:::~ , of :m.rderi~ fou~ in~ahts In the. hospital'scardiae ward. mianrlCy g~up = the.one :nl. lilton...: ...hav,'.•."triedto'edapt.to the evolving.. ,, :,,~:,,Leg.are:-first :met ~we!I m:Whe":r',l'~" : ' ~" Menr:~' Charged 'I "',: wlm 0verdosesof the h~rt drug digoxin,' ProvinciM e0urt QUebeeers. whoze .first' language :. i~ . . Qu~1~¢ In'.a 'practical.: and ~rsonal • :..pai"aplegto .paSs~ thresh, Salmon Arm, ." i. :' '. :i i:' : Jibe' David Vanek r~ed that evidence at;', M-day. :Eugilsh: " :- ' " '...... " " ' " " ' ...... preliminary hearing "pointed to 8 :different direotion," some ~0 delegaies Will be at~ndling. " -way,', The Alliance.... . ' thUS" - has to prove. , itself" a ;: !, - B.C.,'" earliera this.. month.. .- - . " " . - . : • ROCK SPRINGS, Wy0,:(AP)--Almmal I met, lot.of Well-wishers when we Int " asaatd~ch '~ eh • , ...... ~2,._. __ ,'A few hours later, McMurtry mmouncM that police are_ the affairj which has its reots in:an_~..:-~Ledib|e q)ok~sman_to those it wanta.to .... ,he-~it~li"~'its "~id Hnw=n ~~/,,4,,~ o~,-~'- • arg aa.osen.nlon~m,-= .... "..... inVeatjgating 39 other unexpected deathsat the hospital. -Aii[an-ce- -me~nber~hil~.:~driv-e- in . . represent,as well as tofive million -" ...... ' .... "~...... ~"'" offour Suspects in the robh~ry and killing Hesaid today be has been assured bypoliee and his ad- newspapers last winter which ,drew Frmleh quebe~ers. I nouncor and commentator with radio of a Callfornia woman and the robbm'y and station CJBQ In Belleville, Ont., and a 15,000 responses. It:also needs a solid leadership. . brutal stabbing of her. sen, a Vmeol~r~ • risers that the investigation is "dearly warranted?'. native of Plcton,' Ont~ "It's falr to say a large percentag e could turn out to be :Memberahip has since swelle~i to As the deadline for nominations man, .. • 50,000,,.with many o~ those coming approae.hed in early May," it appeared : Howell, averaging 48 kilometres. a day homicides,". , ' .... Sweet'water County Attorney Jore Ryck- through groups that decided to affiliate that Erie Maldoff, a young Montreal •~ has so far logged 720 kilometres in his TO aid in the gatherl~ of evidence, I)e n~ay be required to man said a sexual assault c~u-~e wan filed ~ themaelves., with the fledgling lawyer and' the group'a interim modified Wheelchair. In an interview-he authorize further exhtmmtione, h~ sald; The bodyof one .-' Monday in. Sweetwater County Corot organi=ation; The federal government said he ts relieved to be '~0n fiat land infant waa exhumed.durivg Nellee'S, preliminary hearing. president; ' would be elected the against Terry "L. Green, 24,. of Raedl; has also lent a hand through a $500,000 Alliance's president by acclamation. again." McMurtry. also said his ministry may lond"alittle financial Calif.., ,: grant. .- But then Pat Curran, a marketing' "'I had to prove to people I ,could come support" to police, Some of.-the groups, s~ch as Par- specialist and member of Allianee's tl)rough the Rockies," said Howell, Ryekman said =Green / allegedly. ,Mattera relating, to .procedures in the world-famoan tielpation;Quebec, were f0r_med, before • eaat-end Montreal ch'apter, entered the, sporting a cowboy hat and a hroad grin, assaulted 60-year-old Audrey Ditmars of, ho~pllal will not necessarily be a part of the police in- to .fight for Canada "before, ihe,19~0 race.-. "I waspicked up through ihe Fraser and santa Cruz, Calif. in the back of a nmtal vestigaHon, he said, Some concerns have been expressed .' referendum on ,sovereignty.: Maldaff joined one of. the federalist Kicking Horse Canyons, so I'll have t0 truck. -- that the h~pltal may have acted Improperly in its handling association. Others, like Townshippers . .groups founded after the. PQ was make up that mileage in Ontario," of the deaths, " • Green and three others were Charged Inc. in the rural Eastern Townships, ~ elected in 1976 and ~achleved :.~(kltarin :~officials will probably ldecide , today or Wed- last week in the May 14 robbery and were non-partisan speeial'interest prominence in organizations like the Howell said the inspiration foi" his ~y on what ktction they will take in the deaths, join'nay is Terry Fox and.he hopes to raise of Ditmars an_d th_e..~_b.b~ and ~ablbi~ g~ups. Council for Quebec Minorities, the ".!McMurtry said Monday he has been In dally contact with ,. million for the Canadian Easter Seals of her son Dale Moore,. 38. of Vsa¢~v~r. Then there are those such as, the Alliance's direct ancestor;. ~th .Minister Larry Grossman and Solicitor General Society and/lihe C anad|an Paraplegic The two were abducted May 14 ida. Provincial .Association bf Catholie Unlike .Maldaff, Curran was inaetive .George Taylor about the best .way to pursue the case, •Association. _ their car broke dawn near Utile ~Lm.erl~, Teachers that ~have encouraged until his,wife-Joanne, a bilingual Wyo. They were driven to a remote "The dilemmawe face is maintain~g the integrity of the disobedience-of. Quehee language n.urslng assistant working in FronclL • *:When Terry Fo]( (Hod, the momentum where Ditmara was utrangled and Moore criminal-jnstice system while at the same time maintaining 'legislation since Robert B0urassa's lost her Job last year after failing for the Canadian disabled population Was stabbed !7 times and left for dead. - the integrity of the Hospital for Sick Children," McMurtry l:iberalk.passed Bill 22 in 1974. government language tests, ' He died," said Howell. "We Waited for over said. '...... ? The Alliance aspires to be the com- organizeda campaign that got her job one year after his death to see if the Moore underwent surgery for hin mon voice of all Quebeeers who wish to back while mocking the PQ govern- government would do anything, and they. woundq and was released from Sweet- He noted that facts brought out at an inquirywould make express themselves in English and use ment. . didn't. The momentum has to continue or water COunty Memorial HosplUd on Ifdifficult for anyone to get a fair trial if eharges are laid in we'iigo back-intothe closet." Friday. " ~e .future, " ::./McMur t~y was scheduled to meetwithsenior law officers _ ~y before deciding whether to abide by Vanek's decision to release Holies or prooeed with a preferred"indictment. ,i that' would send her to trial. MeMui'try indicated earlier :r ~:=1 that a preferred indictment Is unlikely:" ... ,,~ "~ . . .'

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" ~.~t"the"beg|n~)~hg 'of FeSruary by President Ronald '.:~eagan, caused grdat controversy in the. Western. - ! " ' L_ alliance. •The. liberal Wing of democrats in Washington, Socialistsin France and Liberals in Canada have pointed i out', not without a certain smugness, that, while condem- [ ~::.: , : .... , -, ning the military takeover in Poland, the U.S. govern- " :~------ment supports the Salvadorian re:my. " " ...... ~T".... i- :- ""- : .... The truth is, h0~vever, that .the ariny of'El Salvador :Grand SPEED does'not control ~e government and is not an instrument ...... - . :: ' of,the rightWing oligai"chy as our. Western media, likes to Prize : ' ,pres.ent. Presiden( Napoleon Duarte, .a Christian ~.- .; !Democrat, has.almost completed agrarian reforms in . iwhichrhUhdreds of thousands of peasants obtaine(J land: "::2...\ "'i:~': ..~, (Most., ___.L..p°intsfor .... '".. BIKE ~ 'i:,:=..'~ :ii".~...----,~_,, :,and improved their living standards. Five political par: - - omon[ns) , : . , :ties, representing the complete spectrum from right to • , -. . • :. left, are free to chrry out their activities. Furthermore. the Salvadoiiangovernment does not object to the par- i ticlpati0n Of the Farabundo Marti FrOnt, whose milhary. : unit~ are conducting the War against Duarte's regime,• in the planned elections, , ' ~. • ...... But the war started by Marxist guerillas continues and it brings with it. an increasing number of victims on both. sideS.The tragic episode of four American nuns allegedly - murdered by secu'rity forcesis~ne of the consequences of Monthly this war. Unfortunately, our media had never informed readers about thirty-five workers executed by guerillas : for their refusal to parUcipate in-a Strike instigated by Prize the FarabundoMarti Front. Or about, for example, the - - . ., . o - clerk in the province bordering Niedragua .whose.hands ' " were cut off by the "People's Tribunal". only because his :: . brother was an officer of the~governmeni ar4ny. . ~i -Generaliyspeaking, the exchange of accusations from 'both sides could bring", nothing but increased mis,:' .underst.anding.and violence. The question, is, will the ..~. New: Customers • -:~: -; .. • '"" government of Napoleon'Duarte be allowedto continue : the social refqrms which Were started two years ag%ior will Marxist guerillas, estahlish another oppresswe --Increase of Tuesday PaPe s - " : ~ MOST POINTS regime in Central America which will become, part of a -" ..... " ...... - EACH MONTH • . ~new'..bloc~ made up of .Managua;. Havana rand San. Pr tea m:entof .... i .... ~..;Salvador? . :."-- i: ..... -. ~. "..i. : .... The question is hn important one hut nut the final.one in. :..... ,NO Customer Compiai ts : ::-i:. : ==-: ...... ,- : ., • ",-this" situation'. What countr'y will be the'-next target / of L...

i : Fidel Castro's master plan'to transform the..Central ,.. • • i '.American region intoa "bastion of socialism ~nd . . " L..' IVIO(ILI:II: [ progress?" -.--.: ' '. - " ~ - ", Y' ' .: In 1973 in Moscow, Fidel Castro shared With journ~QiSU~: his perceptions about the future of Latin Amer!ca.,"The" ~" .... first defeat of imperlalIsnn will be in Bolivia." he said~ • Minus poin,c= "Thedit will bethe turn of Nicaragua. ThenEl Salvador • - Guatemala and Mexico." • • - : . , • -. - " " , • . • " . ;'" .... i ...... Ern-es-~-Che Guevara Castro's a~/ocia te. :wassentto : ...... ~ -- ; ~ ,. ~ :,-~-~ i?~.~::~--':--:-::r -...... :. ' ' . Bolivia tofulfill ihe-'first part of the pi'edicti0n. He failed, " ', ,--Customer Complaints rlzes i : -..i tryingt(/~eXplain~I0 Boli~'ian pea,~a~t~' the,necessity '{o=: • ..... ~acrifi~jpg their, lives for the revolutionary qauSe/They :--StOps for POor :•! :• : : :i!:!: :: :,' . ? handed~hi~nLoVer to g0vernmentf0rces. His diary, Which -: :. l~eame, so popular after his, de.ath, contained notations ! . ,'/ : '; : demonstraiing his c0mpiete, di.~regard'for the./:ommon : :"No Customer ListsFiled MONTH i ~",/,f~- :-peoI~le who.did n0i understand that their only:duty s.hi)uld i iiOn_ l Glfis: , .... • ~,,.-:--:-=,::.:.,,.,,. EACH, , .. ":.... . :...... be~,to, be~0me, fuel: f~r;. the• flame of.,:-rev01ution,,~in

,~:-~,,f~.:., .. :~ .:, . ~; -' . .. ~::. .. •. , J . ,. .... :i:-Gift certificate ::.. ~ :, "Dent al~lutmc lal,~r Ol.,',iomoza:::'lle is a son Ol a 111t('n;. " , : bUr'.heis, •o, ,r sin:!( if a bitch" wa~StiJi"(~)~sidu~:cd,, t0l~,'a:' ' :~..;..:;'~ . - g=~d f0rejgn polie~, in Wushingt~mwi{h r egai'dt, th(i:.~.~:r.i.~ lt,contributed greatly to the 'Marxist victory, in: 'Nicaragua,.,:L. "::,:,' " . , • - ' ., ;~'. ::: "?: ; :~i ...... -. : . ' , .':. .:!~ .. ". . There is a different sltu/iti~/n'in 1,3 Sa Ivador n.w: rlw_ Month :~~iean g0v~rnment has every reason t~i incr(a,~( il~; ' ;~.:~t~°~ut,, Napolc,n i)uartc and h,s s,.Q rehmns =rod to - . ..$~eVent thu fulfdlml,nt;pf(,astro;s plan. It I,.ks.. . ! ':~ine.~ as if it w/mid hi, (ia.~il,~to rj,a(,h thisgoal iifl,:l~' ' ':~" [v,~,rihan t0 .over¢'om(i thP r(~mn(,v of thosi, in the. . , ~ :,. ,;..,- ;--,~..f: ...... -.. ".." .' W~h..rill r,;main ih'lliv :",vh,tq;#! , synil~iilh,.":. /. ' ' / :: ~,:

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LADIES wEIgHT Do you ever need help In a KSAN . TERRACE , PREPARED ROYAL CANADIAN Legion FILTER QUEEN .... SLIMLINE - " . WATCHERS hurry?. Need a]ob done or HOUSE HOMEMAKER - ... CHILDBIRTH Branch 13,' Hon()urs and Sales & Service CLUB - meeting heldevery Tuesday need a lob? Phone SOCIETY SERVICES CLASSES awards night, Friday, May Phone ' " . meets Monday evenlng at at 7 p.m. In the Knox United GOLDEN RULE wishes to announce the pr0vldes assistance with Sponliored by the Terrace 28, 1982, Starting at Spa." 63S~7~II 6:30 p.m. -- United Church Church Hall, 4907 Lazelle EmpleymantAgency svallablllty of Ksen House household management and. ~ Women's ReSource. Centre. Members and guests. (am.31A) basement, Kltlmat. Ave. of Terrace. for women and childr0n who dally living activities' to Instructor: Marianne (no20m) . 635-4535 or drop In .~f NO. 2- need a temporary home ~aged, handicapped, con. Westun. Call 638.0228 bell THOMSON & SONS • DANCEREVUE '12 by the INCHES AWAY CLUB TERRACE 3238 Kelum Street next to during a time of ntontol ar . yalescents, chronically IIh ween noon and4 p.m. wask~ General Contractors Vlckl: Parvlainen Daqce meets every Tuesday night - LOAN B.C. Tel Office. physlcelcruelty. If you or etc. ~ days, or 635.2942 anytime. Sewer and water con. at 7:30 p.m. In.the Sksena " Students, Friday May 211th .sections, d!gglng, back -r, CUPBOARD your chlldren have been° 4103DPsrkAve. -~ Health unit...For in. beflerad and: need a safe LtS.$13S ~,. WOMEN OF 8:00 -REM LM) Theatre, filling, septic Systomll and Hospital equipment ALANON & Tlckots. are available at snow plowing. AI Thomson. formation phone 635-3747 or refuge call the local RCMP , " 1" TERRACE available for use In the ALATEEN S!ght & Sound, from Dance 635-4565. at 635.4911, the Crisis: Line KERMODE The Women'sl Hea Ith 135-7517 home. For more In- MEETINGS Students, or phone 635.7696, at 638.8388, or during nor.: FRIENDSHIP Coalition has sot up a . (am-31Au] formation please call: Monday at' Mills Memorial 635-2142. I)EBT mal bUslnese hours, the ... CENTRE Women's ~Health Care 8:30to4:30 Hespltal at 0 p.m. Tickets c0it S arei COUNSELLOR 431.0311 phone Marllyn Ministry . of Human 635-4981 Dlrectory. The purpose of., and CONSUMER Resources; Tell' them you. Sarvicesi CounN,In0 "and Chlldren (1~/ears:& Under) Evenings. 635-354S : ~thls dlrectory is to ald • 2.00;: Sarilor cltlzem ;'2.00; ~ COMPLAINTS OFFICER • want to come to'-Ksan referral on UJ,C., houslng, ' i35-4S74 ' women In choosing~ a. Studsnts (over 12 years), : 4603D Park Ave., Terrace, House, They will- make Alcohol & Drug Counselllng, physlclan, accordlng to 3.00; Adults .~I,00. B.C. taG 1V5. Free aid to fmmedlate arrangements Education problems, Soclah thelr nesds as women. If. Comealong and enloy a anyone having debt MILLS MEMORIAL The for ,~;ou to crone to us. We cul rural & recr~eatlenal THREE • you would llke to share your very enli~lalnlng avenlngl IX)YOU NEED$~? Do you problems through THRIFTSHOP RIVERS would like to help you. programs. Native culture li e xperlence wlth other (1)8.11,14,1g,2h25,~,El,~m) lil~ meeting people'? Have overextentll~ Credlf~ Mills Memorial Hospital WORKSHOP-" the main focus. Lay women 'In health care. call you got ten hours a weak?. Budget advl~avsllable. .Auxlllarf~would appreciate Is open to' public. We have counselling. 638-8388 anytime or 638.02118 MEALS DR..RaN :i TINNEY, Sail Avon lhTarrace-or - " Cons u n~i~llj~m pl al nts any donotlons of good, cleen " macrame, quilts and • ~ Assitsnca~ between 12.4 p.m. or drapby onWHEELS UniversitY. of V!ctorla', will Kltlmat, Call: Mary Now ' handled, Are~ covered7-' clothing, 'any household various, wood pro ducte. If you are new tothe city, AvaHeble to elderly, han- the Women's Centre at 4s42 he the resource person on 638-1850 tulle redlus of l~errace. Call Items, toys etc. for their Hours: 9 a.m. 'to3 p.m. have no friends, are lost, • Psrk Ave. dicapped, i:hronlcally III ur three speclah ~,llve, In, (ctfn-4-1~2) "Terrace 538-1:Lq~, 9.4 p.m. Thrift Shop. For pickup Monday to Friday. • lonely or Iobklng for s.placa teractlve programs :on the convalesconts --hot full MI NISTRY OF for appolnt~i~ Office service phone 635-5320 or to live-- Terrace'| IndMn A.A. Knowledge Net~vurk, May. course meals delivered TRANSPORTATION hours 1-4 p,m. 0sly.' Kltlmat 635-5233 or leave donations Friendship Centre will Karmods Friendship Monday, Wednesday and-. 26, June 2, and June, 9th, call 632-3139 for ap- at}he Thrift Shop on Lszelle RAPE RELIEF support, understand, and Group 1:00.2:00pm. Tese & HIGHWAYS Thursdsy. Cost: Minimal. polntments, Office hours Ave; on Saturdays between Abortion Counselling assist you. Cell us: 6354906 Meets every Tuesday .programs are especially for TERRACE Phone Terrace community second Tuesday of every• 11 a,m. and3 p.m. Thank and Crisls LIne --or'come for coffee, We're evening at 8:.30 p.m. Foster Parents, and you're REGIONALOFFICE Services at 635.3170. month. You., open dally 9 s.m. to'5 p.m. Eve-i:-Y~-ne.-~-.!s-W~!...com~a.-:.~.- Invltod'to bring a brown.bog Available Immediately, .. - 'eecretarlat position with the attend.. lunch at 12:30 on. the above LE jArRDIN 1 1 i Regional office of Property Programme Cadre 3313 Katum St. dates ~oLiho NWCC Lfor a ._ d'ENFANCE Services. This auxiliary de FRANCAIS Terrace, B.C; .group ltiarnlng e~nt and (Terrace French Pre." Office Assistant 2 I~ltlol) - EH OUII II exlste ,a 6354906 discussion following the Sch6ot) has vacancies for Terrace, L'educatlon en • ~equires good s#lcretorlal INDEX English or French speaking ABUSEDWOMEN'S programs. Child care will skills; minimum of 50 wmii Francois pour los enfents de SUPPORT GROUP '-,be avllable In room 211. For I Community Services 14 Servlcel children, three and four" typing speed; some legal or 2 ComlnB Events 24 Situations Wanted. 49 Wanted to Rent . moternelle a la 7e snnee.. Every Thursday 8:00 p.m., further InfOrmation, contact 28 TV & Stereo years of age. Centrally Real Estate background. 3 Notices SO Homes-for"Slilll ..... • Blenvenue a tsus, Pour plus Conference Room.. Mills' Emily :Rozee, Coordinator, 4 Informatlori Wanted 29 Musical Instruments • 51 Homes Wanted located at "the corner of Applicant should .be a I self. amples" Infor matlons~ 5 BIrthl 30 Furniture & ApplianceS $2 , Property for Sole "--' Sparks and Park. For mol:e Memorial Hospital Health Centulng Educotion, starlit with emphiils oil 6 Engegements 31 Pets " 53 Properly Wanted te!epho~nez su 635.4400,- Psychiatric Wing. Trsn. 635.~Sll or, Bey Hayden; 7 Marrleg~ 32 Livestock Information telephone 635. efflclsncy, reliability : and 54 Buslnese Property-" InsCription 635-311S. sportatlon provldsd. Phone: Terrace Foster Parents, 8 Obltuorles 33 For Sale Mlscellanenul 55 Buslnese OpPOrtunity 5688. p0bllc relations. Salary: 9 Card of Thanks 3.S SWaI: & Trade 56 Motorcycles WOMEN ADDICTS 635.9063or 635-2054 after 635-3~18: Mark these dates 10 In Memorlum " 38_ Mllcellaneous Wanted " 5"/ - Aulomoblles $1197.00.month plus 36 coati - 11',',',', Auctlone • : ...... , .... 39 Marine 58 Trucks & Vana A support group for women 6:00m. on your calendar newl hour auxiliary pay. Submit li Garage Sale 40 Equipment 59 Moblle Homes TERRACE CHILDBIRTH, wlth alcohol or drug ad...... (nc) " " ,(ncfl) 400-4..~I~ , 13 Porsorml 41 Machlnory 60 Recreational Vehlclml applications to 14 "Buslmms Per~wnsi 43 For Rent MiSCellaneous Aircraft EDUC.ASSOC. . dictions, fflem~lves or In - .,u,, ,=nn.,.,= "l'"e Park Avenue, Terrace..-:-': • " "a ' lnl~ iill%l~Pl~lll ii Ill ' • " 15 Found 44 Property for Rent 64 Flnaocial For marl) Information c II their families, Meats every .... ~...... :~ .~ ..... ~h~l u~llI h~ hnldlnn A ' " " (occ-~m) Id LOSt 45 Room & Board" 611 Legal - • '~: ....'~ ~- ~.~" '~,,~ ~:~.'~°~: ...... i, - .. ' .... ,. t9 Help Wented 47 Sultes for Rent MargareLAt35~4B13~_F_or__ second Wed on the so¢ond ~ ~l:';.'~'~!:~,~ii-dl ~;~;~;~ .... ., _,.,,,, ,.,,i ,;,;,,i " :' ..... 69 Tenders : • " ' •...... :...... ~-~-~-~.~ .:~.,! , , "~'K":~, Vmm.m .,~uu.~ ram.. ~,~,u, ...... " 9"i For Hire . 48 Names for Rent l=reastfesdlng support call and ]ou~h Wed. of each ~>~,~.,~ ~.~<;~;:+~ .... ; . .... WANTED Child care • -;-- . . . ~..:'.~;~:;~.~,~ * ..... ~;~,.~-~,:~]-; on /v~noay, June 34 at S , " "" .B_ rgltte at.,. 635-4616, In month at the Terrace .~"~' ~..~,'"~:~'~.ill~,~ili~.,~.~-, ;~ ..~;.~.-.~.:,~. _ ...... ,. worker to work wlll~In the Kltlmat call 632.4602 or visit Womens Resource Centre, P_...... primary and elementary ' .. . ~ " - ,- -, . -..~ ,~" *- ~ - ~ . ~ • ~ ,-/SiS Will De our laST 111esTmg . . C ' ~;~ .i~_~.L~l~i~_~__~.~_~9=~.~~Park Ave. ~11 ~3~-~2~ ~'~' "~ :" ~" ~for ...... : __~,~Scl~ools I~,~.T~r~. • -and; ¢LASSIFIRO RATIIS . CLASSI FIID ANNOUNCEMENTS - Centre.. ' • f0}" ' more Informatlon, UKRANIAN CLUB of .. --:--:.--,-:--: :; -:-. ~n0rnhlll. Must .have LOCAL ONLY Notices ~I -- all come OUT ann celeDrale a • 6,00 " ' ' " " ' Ii~"~11 12-4 nm week. "Terracewll holdltsre~uar ., ., drlvers ll~ceand.uso:at 20 words or less 12.00 per Insertlon..Over 29 Blrlhs -- 6.00 SUCCesSTUl year words S coati per word. 3 or more consecutive Engagements 6.00 ARE YOU AFRAID days' . meeting N~nday; June 7, . " . ' .... vehicle. Starting date, Sept, Inllrtlonl $I.~0 per Inserllon; [nc 141) Marriages 6,00 -,- TO LEAVE THE • " "- 1982, 8pm, at the Ukranian ....,. " 7, 1982 but to be avallab N . Obituarles 6.00 REFUNDS "Card of Thanks _ . 6.00 SAF ETY OF HOME? TheTerrace ' Hall. 4632 Walsh Ave...... TODAY we said ~lbye to for 1 weeks orientation• First insertion charged for whither rim or not. In Memorlum - " 6.00 Or do you fear: walking CHILDBIRTH (nc,71) Tommy Blower.~ He has before June 18, 198~, Salary NDsollffely no refunds after ad had been set. Over 60 words, 5 cents each addltl0na-l--~or. ": EDUCATION GROUP PHONE 63S.~IS7 .~ Clesslfled Advertl$1rlg alone; . driving alone; touched and"enrlchad our commensurate with ¢ORNaCTIONS Department. . . crowded places; depart-. hasalcanprogramoflnfont TOTEM SADDLE CLUB lives as a friend and c~ qualifications. Resumeq Must be made I~fore Mcond Insertlon. meat . stores; super. and toddler car.seats. !I0 Dance : Hard TimeS. May Worker~ as a husband and bef~ra June 4;-.1982 t~ AIlowenc~ cen be made for only one.lncnrr~'t SUBSCftlPTION RATES deposit, $5 returned). Call "29, 1982, Thornhlll Com- id. - 1 .: Etfectlve October h tlW markets; restaurants. You father, as a brother and T.D.C.S.S. 4603 O Park, Single C~oy. 2~: 635-4873. We are a!so lnoklng reunify Centre, 9.2, Music BOX NUMSeRS 6y Carrier ...... ruth. 13.50 are not alone. Take that grandfather. .Terrace. f~" donsflone of car seats to " by Bad Manors. Tickets st 11.00 pickup BY Carrler - year 31.00 - first step, and contact tha We_Will remember: Tom (pS.31m) . $2.00 mailed By Mall 3 mths. 25.00. Mental Health Centre for add to our loan program. Totem Gulf Service. , BY Mall 6 mths. 3.5.00 withe hunting rifle In_ hie CLASSIFIliO Of SPLAY~ ay Mall I yr. ~I.00 - further Information at 3412 • PRIMETIME (nc.20m) hand,'a grandchild cuddled ANYONE IN- Retse'evellabkl upon reqUest. Senlor Cltlzen • • I yr. 30.00 Kalum.St. 635-6163. - An Older Women's sopport. ISTIC HEALTH on his lap,a grin on his face, TERESTED In working NATIONAL CLASSI PIIO'RATi Bi'lllMl~Commdnwealth and Unltsd StMeS of group. Meats every 2rid .HaL sparkle In his eye, ends *In Aulltralla contact: •n cents per agate line. Minimum charge 115,00 America I yr. 45,00 KITIMAT A.A. Thursday evening at 7:30 WORKSHOP, May .29 and per Inserllon. 30, at:College of. New Wifly comment .for every SteWs World Trade No.8 The Herilld reslrves the right to;cleselfy id$. Construction Group , p.m. The 2nd & 4th Thur; __ occasion...... :Pemberton Road, LeOAI. ~ P0i.ITICAL and TRANSIENT AD* under eqproprlete heedln0s" ~d to set rates In Kltlmat sday of each month at the Caledonia, Prince i.,eorge -. Friends always wanted.to VRRTiSiNG therefore and to determine page'lO¢ation. Lumby, BC (6O4) 547- telephone 4324712 37 cenhl per Ilno, Terrace Women's Resource (10:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.) BS with him. FIsh always 9214. Topics Include Herbelogy, The Herald reserves the right eo revise, edit, MEETINGS Centre, 4542 Park Ave'. Call wanted to bite, his hook. (p23-171) IUIINI.SI PIRSONALS clllitfy or relect any.edvlrllalment end to N,onday .-- STOp Meet' ~gs Nutritional Counselling, SS.00 Per fine per month. Oil • minimum fuqr "retaln any answers d!rected tP th 9 Herald BOX 638-0228 between 12.4 p.m. • Deer and moose always momh basil. - Reply Service and to reply tha cust~er the sum 8:30 p.m. Catholic Church" weekdays, for more In; . .M.u s-C I e "Testing wall¢tiiftii" f~oiW"6f his sight; .paid for the advertisement and box rental. Hall. .formation. ' • ' '-- (Klneslonlcs), .and Kids always wanted to sit on "COMINe SVlINTS Acupressure. Cost ac- ...... FOr Nan-Profit OfgMIlIIIHNtl, Maxlmom 5 dayi" Bnx replieS on ,Hold" instructions not picked up Wednesday- Closed his lap. Darlene always was Imm!llan priOr to event fOr no ,;hlrgo. Must be 25 within 10 days of expiry of an edverllN~ent will cording to number at- Meetings 8:30 p.m. Catholic BI RTHRIGHT remodeling" .()r building V*~'dS or lest, lyl~d, end submitted to our office. be destroyed unless malting InllrUctl~1"~'~ are tondlng (approx. $75). For re¢41ved. Thee answering Box Mumbars are Church Hall. Pregnant? In need of somothlng with hlmend his requested not to send originals of ~ocuments to .. Fridays -- Open Meetings support? : Call Birthright InformatiOn and pro- family always f~llt happy DIIADLINII . - * avoid lose. All claims of errors Ii~ edvertlsementa 8!30 p.m. Catholic Church registration, clsl SYlvia DISPLAY m.uit be received by fhe puhllshar within 30 days 635.3987. Office Is now open and 00ntentad when he was CLASS I LICENCE with air Noon two days prior to publlcetlon day.*' after the first publication. Hell. ,Willis at 632-7216 (evenings every Thursday 9 a.m. to 9 around. available on short notice. -- CLASSIPIIID It IS agreed by tha idvertiHr reqgestlng space AI.Anon Meetings p.m. No; '3 - 4621 Lakelse end weekends). ---- We are sad today because Phone 63.~7096. 11:00 a.m. ~n dly previous'to dey of I~bllcet!Ofl __ Tuesday, that the IIIblllty of the HIroId in the event of 8 p.m. United Ave. Free confldentlal . • (nc.Um); , Tom has had to leave us but .¢ ~ey to FrldoY. fellure to publish en Bdvarl!sement or In.tha Church Hall 632.5934. pregnancy tests available - ! event of en error epPeerlng in the advortis4ment • ; ROll' BURLEiGHwill be he has left behind a legacy (Pa"25M): &S fauDIlS~ld Ihall be Ilmltld to the emount INIId • i TERRAP E i exhtoltlngrec.entartworks. Ofloveondlaughterforusto WILL DO house, rel)ilJrs, r , by the advertlser for only o~ Incorrent Insertlo~ ALL CLASS|FleD CASH WiTH ORO|R other fo~ the porllon of the'adverllitng space occuPied TERRACE W(iMEN'S " " " " I . • remember alWaYS.... " patnfl carpentry, plumbing th4n IUSIHIIIII WITH AN eSTAeLISHRD by the Incorrect or omitted Item only, and that • ALCOHOLICS : at Northern L ght Studio, Toiin Blower passed away" and ssmeappllancer.eP.atrs. ACCOUNT. - . . . there shall be no lieblllW to ilny extent greater RESOURCE CENTRE " " ANONYMOUS " .. 4020" Halilwell, .Terrace • qule,ty-: in the;Terrace Phone. 635.3242 asia" for than ftl.e &lingUal'paid for auch edvlrtlalng; A support service , for ~i, lii~,...... 13~.'7~'~Iui11 from'May r"18-29. ' a"er Work ~ mayr :,Memorial H0spitali' o's Larry' .~ .. iP10-26M ~rvlee charge Of SS.N on ell N:S.F; Cheques, Advartlesminls must'comply wllh the erltlsh women;, information Mestl,ms < Mondsv k:nox ne see11ou ing II y neu s, . Mon, May17 after a short i Columbia Human RI0htsAclwhlch prohibits any referral; newsletter "" " " "" " Tues Sat, 9.30 to 5'30 ...... WlDDINe DSSCIIIIP1;iONS. ". •. advertlllni~ that rdIKrlmlnMes dgitnst'.any collective; statusof Women United Church 8:30 p.m. : . :" " • - ' • " IIInass. • • '!. : ".... : BEAT Inflation; If you need .. NO Chlrge provided "news Iubmlftsd within .oni. parian bKIUSe Of hli rl=e,'relllilon, Nx, color, action grx)up; lending Thursday. Mills Memorial. • -- . (nc.28m) :.-.He . ,was born In Port' sundeck,' g'reonhguse or month, nationollty, ~lcestry or pl~ce of orlgln, or bICSUSe hll Igl Jl belweln 44 sad ~ yesrl, III0rary; " bookstore; coun. .Hospital 8:30 p.m, . ~THE ONE .PARENT-" Albernl on March 8, 1925 other carpentry Work. $12 kx 1119,Teffesl, I.C. Homll Delivory -.. unl~Is tile fmldltlon Is lu~tlfled by • bona fida • selling; support groups. Saturday Open Meeting • Families General 'Monthly " and attended schoo! there, hour. Phone 635.7.~0(.p10.81 i . VlG 414 Fhenelll-41N r~lulremenl for tl~lWork Involved. Drop-in Centre, 45,12:Park Mills Memorial H0spltal Meeting 'held every 4th I'n 1943 he went to U.B.C. to Ave. (formerly the District 8:30 P.m.. Tuasday.of each month, Is ' study Engineering. •.He r worked tor MacMillan and.~ • - .... " . • House) Open 12.4 p.m... TERRACE PARENTS thls~Tuesday'the'25th.,The . ~. Monday ,~ to"-':- Friday. F()R FRENCH quest speaker this m~th Is BI0db.*lat S#rlta: River as a ...... Telephone 638-0220. would like tO, advlse the, frame:Parks aniiRecreetl0n i0ggi~ig :on'ginger until 1959 : • TERRACE • publlcfhatreglstratlonsla#e Oapt'Plassei °lfius;and~for "and then he moved his ~ " The" currentlylmlng accQptod at more I nformat!on phone fam!iY to Tar,race and was TERRACE FOSTER Kltl'.K'Shan School .'for Bee.-'635-3238 or Bob 635- currentlyemployed byB.C. 'KITI AT. Timber.';: . - . PROFESSIONAL display PARENTSASSOC.. ' .French Immersloil Kin.- 9649. " ~., m dallu offers- educatlpn resources dergarton and' Grade 1 for .... " (nc.25i~) ~,T0m'was wellkn0wn and - elitist seeks full or pa~.tlme ...... i;espa~ed aS an: Obtdoor p0sltion. • Windows/aiid and SUpl~rt:for r Iocal~fosteE. ~82~i'.,,(Plea..so;note.t.ha!' si~ONSOR. Terrace Par~ : ~sman and his'lath of interiors. Phone Vikl 635. ~.•~f•.`v~J~if..e-a*~foster`...~:~reeei:lsavauaoIewtm~T`~;~;~b~-~`~-~-~r~`A*` ~ ~r :11 ...... :;~?ii;7.'~';~;'k'~;'~i~i.ii~d * ,L~i '• • • r-- , ~" -- ...,,_ " ___. hevlM '" km~l ,l'.~i4.k ~ V'I-- u.u.~4,1s;SaOlVll I~1;1~!. , . '. "" ,~,. ?n.,v~..,,~. ~.,..,~¶.,~.-- /vv~: , ' • . 1 , parent or wouta uuKe more ~ ,,~. ,,~. ~--~,,~,- - ,~,,~ • EVENT~ Aduli-onl~ .roller . to his chlldren.a~;~ ;g~'an~/~t.i :~.... • ' (pS.35m).

snyTnme, jacquue .~-o/;~/, .: .,,-.,,,0.-,, ,.o, ,~,,,..~ ~,,,o,. DATE.. .. Thursdays'~ " . ...;., ...... ~ -T6 m~~ls ~ '~ur ~,~~v '"Ijy~-~).I,~QUALIF~ED', I ~ .... Seci~aar • .... Trean. 635.2865, Bey.-.635....S¢h0o1~635.3115. 0r..:Terrace ...... ': ...... " .... : *.. "-'so s ' 'L ' ' ' '~ y ~..... " ..... ' Pal;'-" f-" Eros -i- ~'~ ~'" TIME: 8:0~,:30pm , .... .wlfll~.,l~,rlen~.~ li~t<"i~, rl,,. re~ldionlst requires full or ! h 3248eye.: only; .. :.. ,' . , ,.m,,: ,_u,. =,~,., .,.~.~,~,.!. I~OCATION.'Tei-race ,~r.e,,~ -~Wi~ of'Buf6SI~,..~.:~.I~ ~'cPa~t.ilme' 'wOrk' : T;plng ": /: I • ' ' ; . :...... ', . ' ' O4"63B-83.~BOPO33-.'~i..:. '~ .... : '" ..-,~-~ ' - , - :.* "." .... - " ...... ,- ~ .', _ . • Classified Mail-in Form • ' '-.._.:~:~? *_' : ...... : . .* ,:: For more Intormatlon!~l~ ~'I'~an~l~y~¢,;r hl~dauw~S S0wPm,'dlctaphQne. Phone ~- -I • ' PARENT...... EDUCATION ' .. : ' '..:-^,,',. : ',~, ' " :;" .;- . ." ,.i.. :" ,.. "~"e,.. .-lerrace~r'arxs~-alla.'.~-~"- " -- "~' ""~""M"r . ')'-:.... . Anrie'.".-Enga'a',. ,r.. ms~-/u~.~s.~G~,~.','-'--'- ' ' ' ..... :....~. ,:** . ".I Your • Ad ...... •. ~...... i.~, ,~ ...... ',.,,,,.***,,,I " " " ,~,, ll.i:i:; i" ; ..... : . • LliKUU r< :__. ":...~'= [~ : ~.:r4ut~'~f=a ~{ecreation. Deloariment at ~ Oebblii-aitiilil~YlWIli1316%ll~. ~ ,' ~: -"'~'~ (p10-31m),:;' Wednesdays:7:30, 5keana .P,sSo¢la;lun-o~ ~,anaaa a. 63R ~174 '~ : ': . ." , " "."-all ~)f:Tel'l"ace; his grano- ~ ~ : v , ..,~,..,~;.~.~ . : . . : :: °*,**,*,,,,*',.,,,,,.,.,.**%,,;'° . , ,.~... Health Unit, 3412 KalumSt~ :<'. local grouP" of .COllce~ned :. " ~ :.. ~.' ..' (nc'~l'm) ¢hlidrbii ' Rlchiii'd-and ~ ' ", " ' :" ' , ; ' ' = FiJms, guest speakers, "parents wile are' Interested. ~:.:I.; :' i. "L ~-~" ..!.:" ..... Jeni!lfel; England, i Par~Nin:.:~4i!~;~~]-~l~-~/.:~l~i~,~!,~;~ ' Name .., " ' : Al:l(J re SS.. ; : :. .... -... -- group discussion.. : " ':. :in hlLIp!ngo~toth~._.m..~h~ ; ANNUALGENERAL:" ari~i~Jasilica;Blower; his '~i~~~,~ ~ Town ...... " ... " NO. Of DayS.r:...... ' , ' i or lam~s w n 0 may oe only i' . MEETING/:- ; ~' : : bl'otfier: *'Johiii0f: Victoria; ~;~!!~ii~~~l~ Classlflcat los ...""...... '~ " ..... Phone ...... Se.nd a d along wlth, ' NURSING MUM!il " Weekend Parents. ~e are Teri;aco'Womeifi Resource ' hl~i': SlStei~S : Mar~quarlte ' ~~:*L~'~:~i~ ~I -. . : . cheque or money, ordei" to: Breastfeedlng SUpport' providing "Pot. Luck Sup- ContorSo¢laty, Thursday, ~ McKinneY'of Victoria and. ' " ""'. '"' .... 20words or less: $;~perday " ' : DAILY HERALD group. *For Information, pens, Birthday,Parties for May~27th;"7:30pm, Cer~ Eliianor. 'Shelly :' of BEAUTIFUL. C.F.A.,, support, Concerns; call Chll.dren and..Group :'Ac. ' pantirs Hal!,: 33..12 Sparks :~* ltariis~ilili, ':,~-:i:~ " :. reglstsredi.Perslan kltlenly ~ ." S4.50 for thl'ee co'nsec(Jfive•clay~ '...... :~:~"F F":'T~:':~--'C'--3010 Kalum St. Blrgltte63S~!6. 16or ~am6~. tlvITleS; ~ w.nlcn !nvolYa- Stceet;;FIIm--;#;NoLIfeFor: ~- Fimilral :sort!cos ~ were o!l. ly 2. left. Vaccinatod. $6 f.Pr" four consecutive days :" ~ Terrace, B.C. s2~.1. Everyone welcome-~o . parents*and.their children. A Women" will be shown at heldattbe

1 + ~ I " r 6ORe¢;re~tlop~l~. 6(~Recrea(10nol • , .... " ~-:~ ~t mObllei'.. • ~ ::j_+_ . $~de ~I, -r .~:.., : .... L Vik!~'~" II Vehlcle=~ : 1 ' J LL I ' "i ! ! i. Nd: '~' ; +'~'; -, .+ .+ , I:+ .... , pitch a :'I.~RGE assure, able mOr.~.: FOR S~LE:~.'.i~,3 , "'+~ 2-I,'9 SK!;DOOS, Exc+lent" I i ~ ' ~..:.r. I : h. ; ; i tgage~'17% per: (~e~t, ~49 • C~,meh g0~! cmdllton. ,~att ;~ :F~;onti("m:'~: .....camper t0r rent. '~ sh~pe,:l~0 miles; with slng!~. ~ month 1pj,T~: 3,+.;~room':! +Hal'iey*.et:.635-7107 Olr Latter:'.~! "Plil+ne: .635-66~: 1'~ i ' I" ' '':'1 ...... '., .~. sk|-deo'>'.fi~ailer:' and ac+:~+ " " houm wlth:attsched garage,' :6pro~373.:I..: : I 1 i.' I;...... : , i,. :F :'' F.'-, i' : ': ; ')1 ~J+ I h' I : :1"::' + (a~;3]m) F*+' k :{ ~ss6Hes;!': :W i[i :.~.trac~ "f0P.:: ...... lot 75X200,.~: ,~.rfUl! pr C~ anG. ~OU! canada eh~e:~s.~. . ' . ,_::,%-+ .... ,r , • (p2.25m) (ac-Tu) .... ., +

.... _1 . i 111 • . . . J , " ' 1 I' ~ll~nt : " h." 3For S~le.-" '. 47.... S01t** cond!tion,/)978'14xJ0I;IX70 •"It;.It;+: ...... ::Sim'ri~ I :, '..i'., ,: :'. • ...,.. ~"'.v'.L:.': "':i; : ','..,?'.':+ ~:. '-'i.. '" .moblle .home.:!;,inciudes •. " ... 1 . "." ., , 1., ~,.. / .....: , .: / , .. i, .ITI hlce ! I~, ~e0,u&+ ' ::- :for Rent, mme."inciudes I " I I ...... shack; i "" 'l'il [II .... I ' :•-: llX20:•fl' ioey I~ ...... ; t" ...... l,n'sulaled and caq~et~l, TOPSOIL + FOR SALE. :58 Truck,&:,:1 . . i AND 2 BEOROOM sultss 8X9 rf~.:'.'+uilllty: shed. Phone 635.2160. for rent. Parlly furnished, St0ve-dlahwasher. ' - (p10-41) Pitons 635.6772,. comblnatlon. Located at .... (p19-31ml 81 Pine Park. Asking. WEDDING RiNG SET-- 18 FT. FLAT Deck trailer. engagement r. 1 large • prlce S~9,580 firrn. Muit[ tandem axles, electric ONE BEDROOMapari.. I~e .seen fo be- ap-- brakes, with-beaver tall. diamond and 2 smaller merit for rent. Close to . preciated.'To view call heart diamonds, 14K. Ap- 19800 Ibs. ,¢~PeCltY Phone ' . ,"~-,':-:,::.. ~,.• ..,, ...... clowrttown. Phone 635.61~., 635.9067after 4:30 p.m. praised $600.Asking $500. -- 635-7559, 1 11. {p20-31) (pli-6,7,12,13',14' '..z...... ~ • ~ ...,JT~ ~ ':+'~.- ,.,-~ ~ ...... , • Wedd!ng 4 smeller [ (PS~26m) diamonds. Appraised $320; ONE EEOROOM su~te~ [ 19.20.m.26.=7.2. 1981 FORD 12 Passenger FOR SALE: Asking .S260. --New gold F~;Idg# and steve. "Phone I Window Van for sale. Ex- Two wooded lots. Quiet sulxIivision, band. asking $$100. All like /~m.~094. ~ . I.. , . ce!lent shape. Full set Cofl0nwoo d Crescent. Best offers to new and Includes appraisals winter and summer radials. and cams. 1phone 63~.3873 " " • (+"6m++"" ~2 PrOp!rt9 on. rims. Phone 635-4880 or • $18,500; anytime. Tw~ BEDROOM • tow'n ' f0r~Sole 635-3476 after 6:30 pm Ph~he 635.7785 or ..... " .,(r~.26m) ..manor: In town'. Split level ' 1 I (sff-nc) 635-6617 BLACK' lutherette. couch wlth frld0e .and stove; wall L I • and chair; propane hot to Wall :carpbtlng'.and 310 ACRES~ large home; wator";heaterfor, swimming drapes; No pets..635-5464; sn0,000. Will carry con. :; (i~-26m.). tract. Hazelton 842.6+19, . :58 TruCk~' & I pool. Phone' 635-6765. (p3.25m) r2 BEDROOM ba~emen~l (pi0.31) 70 FT. LoT on Anderson, • I I I 12x24 SHED, fully wired. sulte .$;)00. par month, All., Ask!ng $2,000,. Coppers!de utllItles, Available June I., water and sewer,, paved .19/9 GMC-shortL)ox'°°' 4x4,: business directory Estates; 635-7861. 1902, Phone 6~.961~, road. $25,500. Phone 635- standard frans with set of (p.10-71) (pS.27mi 4595. mud and winter tires. Good .FOR SALE -- 40 channe, SELF-CONTAINED, un= mll[ni~,t~RUILI~IINr. .I nvt'~Y ,,M,-'--'--'-'" *m,in ,.:. : A'~¢.d¢og"cond. $4,800 FIRM. Phone . "f-~, ~ SERVING THE PACIFIC NORTHWEST transceiver with antenna;.- BUILDING LOT No. 20 in 635-4592 . furnished bachelor suite for new Thornheightssub. "' (pS-28m) ~~ QUALITYANDSATISFACTION GUARANTEED I Valued af $400. Best offer no rent. 5350- per month:, lower than 5200. Phone 635; utilities Included. Phone fordlvislon.•Pricedlo.seli. Dave. 635.3276..• Ask'• ,,---~~A ...... ~ , ". • (:~'~ '' '• OW i '. "'. :1 7427. (snc-tfn) 635-4559. " (P20-11J)! OY II O[ P . (p6-28m) MAItl E'S ENTERPRISES •sMALLER HOME o~' 20"•: . • Homes I:/~-BEDROOM- self- acres 4 miles from New + ' Asphalt shingles, Vinyl k. contained units; 5325 month:'- Hazelt0n. 8 a(:res clea;'ed " ' ' ' ' E aluminum._ siding sold. Phone between 3pm & 5pro ondoxce,,+,,f*garden,ng.• 1"• TWO BEDROOM •" I, Aluminum awnings, dally ,~nd ask'for Roger af aluminum. I'oofl~g, metal Asking ~9,500.:~5-7400 ' ' mobile home. Frldge, stove, 635-7640. : ;(P28~15i) eiectric fireplace, ex~.ellehf" ' .-L J ,1~ I sundecks, fences, trailer skirting, leey Shacks, patios, septic i" " . roofing .and siding. Or- (acc~lm:ffn) namental windmills. Above " ' : ..... condlflon. 635.5948..... ' ' t ~'--,'~ WE also relocate mobile homes. ' ~ AA10:, 1 ~ 2 BEDROOM basement 24 ACRES--:/4 mile Iron- ' .- ('p3-21,28m,4i) material sold &Installed. tage. on. Kalum Lake, 30,. =.._ . __...: - .._.._, i after 4 p.m. 63~-3559. suite. Unfurnished. Frld0e and steve. Quiet couple minutes from Terrace. Log. Z4xao UQUULE w~u~ .(p20.27m) preferred. Fa mll.y. house Stream Phone 638- .mobl!e home on private Ipt Separate entrance. No pets. 83875:7pm." ' ,-S 2"m" $0x200'area, home Fenced' s carpeted,garden ~L~TE__~ii'"' "" :38::.::W nted 635-5738. I: I "': ' " ..... ~ " ' / electr c heat and wood '(p4+28m) " ' .... ' . fireplace heater. Price i : m!iC*ll=neou= • =4 ,F, - , ' ~ $.49,500. Phone 635,7642 ' ; . . . J..... L~ ACCOMMODATION ~. DUllneSS ' (p13-28m) i WANTED: Reliable, single available on fhe Bench -for Pr0ped~ i work'lng person fo share2 m~fure adult. Own bedroom bedroom .apartment, Rent and share remainder of ' 6ORecreationol i $250..Call Harley at 635-7107 home,+Some Use of sauna •OFFICE SPACE FOR ' . .: . i i ': or after 6pm 635.3732, and facuzzl .available. RENT 'Approximately 300 ' Vehicles " (ecc10.3]m) Phone '635,5250 evenings. sq• if., 4517 Lakeise Avenue.' ' i i i ! FURNACES ~aF al'Hl~ IIIW -* I (p4-28m) ug_ t o,+ ..... ' F ~: ...... ' ~Ph~ie-635:265-.~:...... -:...... s tt,.~O¥~R~Ag:,cam~o~r~ i "' -i *'~'* ' ~'"...... ~ | . I ~::i.~~ .pO.1'~,~,~TS H ' ~,, ~,I°. c ' i FOR YOUR GOOD 48 Homel ~;"" (p20'-28m) Ph'on-e 638-']'026' ()r(p20.24m)+3~-0,53. TRI-AN CONTRACTING USED GUNS OFANY " MAKE OR MODEL •!for Rent I I F. McKENDRY LTD. :: . Queensway Trading '" ;~ " J[l 85 Businen : . 3215 Kalum 68 iego I TOPSOIL TWO BEDROOM trailer, Opportunit9 CONST. LTD. ". .... 638-1613 available June 1st. Call 638. •. • • (acc:tu, fr) r ll'rll I II " Foundations, Framing, "-- '"" ~ San d--Gravel after 6pm 8773 ~ ~ General Contracting ' "" ' 1 •i For competitive prices • i (ps-~7m) HIGH PROFIT LANDTITLE ACT Com~nercial & Residential • MINIMUM IN THE MATTER OF & Free Estimates • • SPOT CASH TO RENT or lease 4 INVESTMENT Certificate of Title No. Phone for. your go()d used bedroom house. Available C6762 to Lot A, District Lot 635-4613 3552 DOGWOOD EARL-HOVLAND ...... furhiture,-, beds,. T,V.'s July Ist.' Basement, Vancouver based 611, Range 5, Coast District, R.R. 4, TERRACE. B.C. . PHONE 635-5589 and guns. • fireplace. Large .rec room. manufacturer " of In- Plan 7562...... I References required. Phone ternationally I QUEENSWAY WHEREAS, proof of loss : - " Come in t~oJ~Lquire about i :TRADING. 638-8374. recogn!zed concrete~ 32iS Kllum , (p4.28m) waterproofing products of Cel;tificate of Title ROXY'S REPAIR 'l ~ No:C6762 ot. the above' * BIKE a--b . 638.1613 selecting " ldealer- ' c with ~ " ... .: ~- (ac-tu;fi;) I I applicators throughout described land, i-;,,~LJed'Inthe 2294 Spruce St., Th0rnhilh B.C .... :- ._+. _ _:_.:._~..__~~J~:h.__ . -___:__~.~ 50: H0me~ BC' For further in- name(s) of • Arthur Soares ~ /russ 3ystems • formation apply In has been fl e.d in this'office, ..FREE ESTIMATES writing to$ notice Is heteby given thaf l ALL WORK GUARANTEED ~P~ans are available. We a!so Custom Build 39: • II XYPEX CHEMICAL morlne two weeks from the date of. A-1 Bicycle Mechanic Will Fix All Makes BUlU~.~ UMIRrbR DUILUIflU 2 BEDROOM 1967 10x50 CORP. 12520 Vlckers Way " the first publication hereof, and Models-- Reasonable Rates, Supplies & Industrial Oisfributer$ L trailer In Woodland Heights Richmond, BC V6V 1H9 Issue a Provisional Cer. . trailer court. 57500 Phone ~tificate~0f Title in lieu of the FOR SALE 16' frelghter 635-9530. ( p$-28m ) "~Satd Certificate, Unless In Call 635 -7404 WehavebulldinglotsavallablelnTerrace&PrlnceRupert flbw'eg lass canoe, 4.6 ~erc. .... • (snc-tfn) the meantime valid oh. • ~ 635.6381 I outboard, 4. llfelackets and i " ' I " . , I I " "~" 1 " " : .paddle, $1000," Phone 638- FOR SALE: 3 bedroom i,Jctlon be.made to / me in .: . writing• - "' ' "+ ) • 1403. - house:on5 acres, 6 miles 5 " •• .. ' • ()l)(,E! eLK (~()N~TRi [crI()N ,- (sff-nc) from town. $80,000. Phone • ~?lllotOrc~cle= DATED at the Land Title Office, PrinCe Rupert, B.C., jL~ ~, H(IM~;.~; I ~ 635-9688. (p10-41) IIIII I This 6th.dayof May 1982.. ~ 4 o, u ,. .W.G. Gandy, 1971 HONDA 18.~cc Twlnstar Foundation to Comp!etion .. i. eNt 3 BEDROOM. house,-full REGISTRAR Barbara Nunn A:I.S.T.D.i.S.B~..,~ Street Bike, good condition, .,. (ac2.18,25m) or • * " I i, ...... basement, best offer to $700, 635-5-338, 3603 E by Logwork Only i '579,500. 4810 ScoffStreet. Tralnlilg for children and adults"~-k ' Street. , PESTICIDE USE 1.974 HAYES HD 1971 Page Phone 635.7937an, 635.2820. (pS:26m) !n ballet, tap and jazz. ~r~ ~'~ & Page trailer. Good con. " .... (acc10-2i) PERMIT .... 635-7400 ditlor~,. 523,000; OBO. Phone -'...... , 1910~;UZUKIGS 75OL Back:. --:, Studio " BOX.914 Residence 638.179L• • PRIVATE SALE j 3 bar and highwaY' pegs. '. Prince George (i12) 971;~2384 635-3467 Terrace, B.C. 655.24140 (pl0-3J) " bedroom condomlnum; - 14,000klm. Mint condition. DUMP TRUCK Tandem, 10 Close to downtown. Priced $3000 -Heimets" Included; RESIDENTIAL ,' IlilDUSTRIAL • SPECIALIZING IN OIL FuRNflCES +'. -for quick sale. $44,000. 638-. • _.Phone 635-5859. -::.Custom car stereo installation yard. • 1965 Infernal- 1698for appolntment to vlew (pS-28m) -- Service on most brands .... oW!~.EO" BY BOB.OUYEI"r Ional. Model 210 at No.7~4717.Walsh Avenue. province of ...... 549 gas engine. New paint. (1~-25m') British Columbia- tv's and stereos Call 635-3261. :ll. "[ Ministry of " ~- Service on Sony, RCA and Hoor~t31ass (p10-28~n) 3 BEDROOM HOME, Fores'Is Sanyo video recorders , UaSement, fireplace~ ¢ food +I Automoblle~: Kalum Forest Pl( rrJbi :] & H ea.cir]9 storage room, wood fur; ~ "~ CRACKED? District C .... - .-- nace," electric heaters, 24 HOUR SERVICE yllnoer • nea.as, • • ~' ' i " TERAACE ELECTRONICS castings,"" or " block wooasned ....' ,1 ~ • " acres- " ' ..... i. Permit HoJ.t04-3~.82.83 Phone " repams.' ' "-0ntact~, .Us first -$75,000 . .Phone • 635.94~7., ,+...... -~. ,2. : permit.;Bolder: Bill 635-4543 .... ~ ~ |plU zbm) ...... B"ri*n'~'e~:! ;~: •~:C) ~'~~ ~[it I'0 n's I :-- ,.635'35]1 ; fOP the best quality.and " .: ...... '_~ " - No. 4 - 2903 Kenney St.c • least price, E)(change- .- : .,' :: L:.- .." - Superintendent; Ministry 0f BOX 84, R.R:2 ' . TERRACE,B.C.,VBG,3Z ~ ~ 9 ~'' ,'gtock ~. available. TRI- " Ri.VERSlDE':'HOME ' for " ~ FOrests,.. No.310~4722 " '/PAR; .'Pr nce:GE0rge, i- ~ sole--j.~ 5,;aCre.s.,~::workshop Lakelse Ave., "rerrac~; BC. - SERVING THE' PACIFIC NORTHWEST ' ~ r' =,~-,=:I .... : .... I ' ,fruit tree~, ~Ivate oeacb, I,

•" ': ':; • ' ', ~:':/A~;-;r;,~ I ~'' mlr~s::~ east. of. T.er+race ;-:, ...:" .~, '...'..,., .: ' • 3. pui'pose:: Alcl~ control. :~' : "QUALITY AND SATISFACTION GUARANTEEDI ~ CHRYSLER I" for Con!fer're,ease purposes.. ,;:I :. :CORDO BA .I a: Locafiori:' 41~ km'wesl '(~i : , I "rerrace, (2.8 km eaSt/of :. " VB, : P.S.,. P.B;, .power , E)

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ROB GRENO, DI STR ICT OFTE RRACE the aid of a consultant,.. .,' .'.... :.. : -f, 635;6311. company,' Resource Ser~ '.": ...... " ) I " I vices Inc., of Dallas. About ~ ,.. A T-P:EO.P L i We help busi s s to ; " ": .' ' . ' : ..-;'J/~:~:~'l " ' • ChOreograPher Lea 61bson felt there was a They never met, but Brown received two subliminal level when the record !n-played glaring gap inTor0nt0's dance spectrum: no ." autographed photos-of Sadst. He ran a forward.'~ , : . help British Columbiai company .reflected the city's mdticultural classified~ad dffering to sell one photograph.for The idea of inserting messuges:baekwurd on makeup.. So he decided to found the Inner City $500. Ernest Reedy of Columbua, Ohio, read to records originated in the 'late 1960s, when Nearly 600 B.C. smlill manu- illiliali~eto.pnanole, ccontmli¢ devel~)p- • ' Dance Coni'pany. about it in a news report, The. Beatles in the midst .of "Is Paul facturers •have been assisted met. mil.c'. Gibson hopes th~lt in addition to ev0king,the Reedy, a businessman, paid the $500' and a M ecariney dead?" speculation -- were alleged with forgiveable loans averag- YourI~re~enl or planned mlall .cnierpri~ • - city's ethnic heritage, the company will'.give $500'"bonus," to h'a~'e included sta~tem~[s such as "Td/'n me

ing $18,OO0. Can we help you? nm.~ hg eligiblcli)r our .',w0ial as~,i.Mall¢C . ' him a chance to. showcase his own talents, "Sam reminds me of myself when I was his 611',"dead maili"i0n ~eir albums. . - .... !1•!1 nlect.,, !hese qualilicalilm.',,' The,native of Athabaska, Alta., got his start "age,!' said Reedy. "I had to. work for Wyman Says"im. has he iieard the. words "O We knol,, the ini'l~)rlan¢c t)l )duall nlan-" • ~' m,o ,.ediilmanufilctuiTingorproc¢.,,= * It.: in New York with modern, dance pioneer everything.! ever~got. Satan, move in- our voices" on a song by Styx ula,:lurer,~ it) Ihe .B.C. ecommt) And ~c ~,illg or relaled repair and nlainlenlm~.'e . acti~ i!iev • Katherine Dunham, appearing in anumber of , ' "Sam has a personality that attracts people. and "Christ, you're the nasty one, you're, in- "kno~.~ ho~. hard it can b~ It) rai~ Ihe her Broadway'productions.. ..":: He'll get somewhere."- ferno" on aq Electrle Light Orchestra tune.: necc.,,~ar) fund,, In gel a nev, enterprise off" 2..i.,, Iocutedout~ide Ihe [.t')wer Mainland a11d Grealer Vidoria arcu: Ih¢ ground, or In expand.an exi.,,iingone. : He went on to dance in musicalit and picked But topping the backward-masking charts is. 3. h:l~ annubl ~al~ of Ics~ than $5(X),IXX). : Most poople have heard of high-speed police rhar~, v.h) v,e pn,.ide inlere.~tIree J',r- up a. part in the blockbuster film Cleopatra, the t971 Led Zeppeliu stahdard, Stairway To gi~cable Io/ln~,i'~Ir the purcha.~ of fixed 1"o find out if y~iur busine.,,.~is eligible fi)r chases, but how about one in li,hich the pursuit about which he says: "I was nn the screen for Heaven, li melodic heavy-metal pplls'alleged to ;i.'h),l~l)~Ill help ~,tan.ne~ bur,ine~.~.,,, or to our ~l~cial assistance..~nd for our "A~- was hot.but the sp~d~was not'?. Lbarely 20 seconds, but it took six monthi to contain nine examples of backward masking, expand.and m~emite existin~ I'iicililk:.,,. ~i~lance to Small Enleq)ri.~ Program" A recent chase in Bunkley, Wash.,covered 25 The~,e.hlam, arc pr0viiled through lhe As. ~uiddincs Just ~:lip and mail thiscoup~)n, i~ehearse the scene." including "Here's. to my sweet Satan" and "I kil0metres in 37 minutes, with the top speed a ,,l:,lance Io Sin:,ll Enterprise Pr!)granl or ¢Onlut,'l )our region's E¢om)nlic.De. sing becadse I live With Satan." mere 55 Id[ometresan. hour. t A.S.E.P. ). ii jon . t'¢dcral- prnvincial • .',;ehipnlentCl)mmi.,,sioner. " That old. revolutionary spirit is alive and Maybe, as Flli) Wilson used to say, the devil Buckiey Police. Chief Art McGehee said the we!l, former activist Eldridge Cleaver found made them.do it,. out recently. wi.nding, slow-motiun chase began downtown r'-" ...... , I • I Pleasesend me your "Assistance to Small Enterpr!se Program" guidelines. • - I" "" after a truck driver refused to stop for a - , Students at the University of California in Speaking of controversial rockers, th e city of I I.D.S.A. : I' Berkeley called the former Black Panther a ,citation. Blowing th.eitr.uck's air horn con- San Antonio, Tex., has banned performances ' I c/o Ministry of lndu.,,!ryund Small Business Development ' • . "traitor". and -bootlicker!' when Cleaver stantly he kept going/rlimbling along through • " I" ParliamentB0ildings. Victoria. BritishColumbiaV8V IX4 " by. British rock star O%zy Osboerne, ellj.ng an • described the collapse of his ,revolutionary ' residential neighborhoods with two cruisers ill " incident when be urinated at the Alamo. I " Name • views. -, pursuit. _."He comes into town and gets maybe $I00,000 One pi;otester tossed .a pair of shoes painted The chase led police to nearby Enumclaw, I Firm i or $200,000," said councillor Vun HehrY Archer, red, White and blue at him and shouted, where four cruisers Wlwe waiting. Police boxed "Then he goes. (urinates) on the Alamo and "Malcolm X is much more alive than this in the truck/lnd.arres(ed the driver, a 36:yeaT-.. gets fined abouL$120; ...... ~...... • .~,~ -- :~,~{":~ ~ .....'-~:~;~,, . stinking.corpsel is."_ ...... :..i...... i_ ' old, self-employed contractor, on charges • of Theman leaped to the stage, knocked off assault, drunken driving and driving with a Osbourne, who made.headlines whez~ he bit Cleaver's glasses and knocked ovei: tbe suspended licence.. -- . the head off a.bat thrown On stage by a fan - . microphon e before Cleave/" landed 'a left jab. the devil would love that stunt-- posted.a $50 . The man then was hustled off the stage: : For years, anti-r0ck music zealots have bend:on- the Fei), 19 charge of misdemeanor In his speecb,. Cleaver praised the .United alleged the music contains secret, messages public intoxication for urinating in front of the- ' States and de=tounced communism,-which he from the devil. Now, California state assembly Alamo. Court officials said he failed to appear sg!d.. "turns people into captives of the govern- member Phll Wyman has come.up with rome at a Feb, 26 triill and forfeited the. bond. • ' ment." '~- ' "...... ' ' " " - " ' .' - •specific al!~iiatl6ns; ...... - ...... : ...... " : ...... Wyman; whose name, ironically, is similar to What's a: clean-cut teenager doing, phiying A teenager who was Ailwar Siida.t's guest and -' that of Rolling Stones' basslst Bill Wyman, says video games in a Toronto bewiing alley on a - attendedthe slain Egyptian president's funeral he's con¥inced "backward masking" " Saturdayafternoon? Earning a living.

. " has sold an autographed photograph of Sada'l ,' recording messages backward on to records Hugh Hart, 17, was one of 36 young hopefuls.

- ' for $1,000,. and tapes '~ exists., " who tried, out for foul' summer jobs being 9~ ~ • 8am Brown says he.s01dthe photo beeause he Wyman has proposedastatelawthat would fel;ed by a local bowling.alley chain. - ' ' needed the money.. He" received the picture require any records with messages discernible For the video freak, it'.s a honey.of a job. You .- !:, after ..v.isiting Egypt at.Sadat's invitation in when played baekward to be.tabelled~ make Sure the alley's video games and pinball.. .1979, thanks to an admiring letter he wrote to "Warning: This record contains, backward machines are;in working order and-teach- the Egyptian leader.- masking 'which may be perceptible at a' novices the intrlcaeles of the games.

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Injured sisters sue ,hotel after fire .: -, .: . . II Government Gouvernement Provinceof ' : " :' ": CHICAGO ' . -. . . , of Canada du Canada British Columbia ! i,hIP) --- "FWO " T.he suit filed by Nancy- .fire on the-floor they were call warning them of the fire a. woman wanted for Regionsl Expansion Ministry of in-du~ilIT andSmall .Business Developrrten! Down, 4{), and her sister, staying.on. ' "' on "the 22nd-floor, and the questioning in colmection Economic Economlque sisters from Texas injured Expamion Regionale " tn the Conrad Hilton'HStei Gwendolyn Hurley 42, both Both women -~ were hotel' management failed to with the fire.- The.woman •" ...... :fire_that killed four people of Dallas, contends the hotel . reported in good condition. sound an 'alarm audible to was the hist person I~lieved • _ are suing the. hotel for $12 was negligent because~it - in hospital, where:they were .all guests staying on that tO have been in the room i- million in damages, • failed to notify them of the being treated for smoke floor. - -- where the fire began before inhalation:. Three othei ~ . The suit also • says the it was reported...... gictims 0f' Sunday.. .m°r" hotel had failed to install ning's fire, which injured 21 eiiher a spi'inkler system or Police spokesman- Jaye '- . people, also were-stt!l smoke detectors. Schroeder, added, though, " hospital~ Chicago Codes do not that investigators still Lawyer Tholz/as require such devices ifi believe the .bl~ze._w_~Ls- Demetrio said the. women older hotels, started .accidentally. by . dld not receive'a telephone Police continueto hunt for "careless smoking." I

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