L L /4 7. / ,,. /-.. / a 7 " • , s U.S. expected to push for Kitimat ce BY DONNA VALLIERES said that the Washington be rejected for the same because they would need groups in teh West Coast oil until the Thompson inquiry the U.S. recommendation at mines and resources is state legislature will reasons, Pcarse said. only NationalEnergy Board port inquiry, said he is is completed, this time, even though they conducting on the pipeline, The U.S. government is probably reject ' both This leaves Kitimat which approval for the project, certain the Government will It would be "foolish ma~,have already made up but any government studied expected toendorse Kitimat alternate locations and "looks good from the Pearse, who is co- not make any statements on palitieally," Pearse said, for thmr minds. • would not be comparable to as th~ port of entry for recommend Kitimat as the American point of view" _ordinating 20 opposition Kitimat as a possible site the government to support Earlier this month it was THOMPSON'S. Alakan oil within the next site, ~ - .... ,- reported that the depart- The Thompson inquiry month, according to ment of energy, mines and was set up last March to speculations, proposal to make Cherry Thursday: High 13 resources was. carrying out assessa proposal to biuld an TonyPenrse, co-ordinator Point the site of the te'rminal Low8 a coast ofl port study similar oil port at, Kitimat, but to Thompson's inquiry, Bur since been broadened to of th~ coilition of groups has already been rejected 5.8 mi rain last 24 hrs. Pearse said this may be include propsais for Cherry opposing Kitimat as a future by the state legislature Friday: High 14 standard procedure. Point and Port Angeles. coflition of groups opposing because of too many' oh- omit toppurg sticlas whieh would take two Low8 Mike Gillan, executive Formal hearings begin TonyPeorse, coordinator or four years to overcome. the erald Cloudy with some assistant to ALLISTAIR Monday and Thompson will of the coiltition of groups Port Angelas, the location Serving Terrace, Kitimat, the Hazeltons, Stewart and the Nasa showers. Gillespie, said he did not be holding formal talks at opposing Kifimat as a future proposed by the Northern FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 1977 know of any reports the various communities, in-" pil~leine and tanker route, Tier company, will probalby ,VOLUME 71 NO. I00 , Price: I0 cenh~ ~, , . _ ~ department of energy, eluding Kitimat.

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By DOUG S'MALL on the CBC-TV program The Thursday, he complained OTTAWA (CP) -- Fifth Estate--that the that the program did SolicitorGeneral Francis RCMP routinely conducts nothing to make clear that Fox conceded Thursday that illegal break-ins, secret wiretapping, was not be can't be sure how many The solicitor-gener. • MPs may have been challenged the CBC Wed- illegal before 1974. Now, unknowing victims of nesday to produce evidence police can only conduct RCMP wiretaps before new to back up its charges or Wiretaps with a judge's per- electronic surveillpnc~ apologize to the force, mission. restrictions were ordered in .; "All that can be said at the moment is that there is at Mountie gets firming a statement by ,,o.RCMPCommissiunerox.,,oon full discharge Robert Simmons that one MP .was secretly bugged during a criminal in- VANCOUVER (CP) --A believe that Hunt honestly vesflgationsometime before former RCMP drug squad held the opinion that he wf the 1974 re~trictiol]s were officer was granted an entitled to use the money, passed, absolute discharge Thur- which was subsequently "It is impossible to con- sday after being convicted returned. elude that there are no other in county court of s _to.sling Vefenee lawyer James cases." $11,000 seized ln 19~8 during Hogan said that Hunt had The solicitor-general, a major drug conspiracy suf~eredenongh through the minister responsible for the investigation, end of his 16-year career in RCMP. said he is satisfied Judge J. B. MacKinnon the RCMP and it would be a there have been no such said, in convicting James form of double jeopardy to incidents since Parliament Hunt. that he could not cause Hunt to lose his new imposed bugging controis in I~gU e career as operations its 1974 Protection of manager with a security Privacy Act. ~ firm in Toronto. "Itisqulto possible that in The discharge means that the : exercis.e of an. in- . H/rot is not given a criminal ...... vestigation there maY have 7,,,, ,~ th,,~ record. Irene Davis everything that's going on in town, because that's what she's Other work done by the bureau includes eompmng a community services ,.been, pri.or.,.to 1.974, bug~Inga ..... ~.~ ~,~'.~, .:~. .... Judg e M.acKinn.on sai d paid for. She's.one of f~r.s..wi~hbom/doperl/tors on alternating shifts at dlr.e.ctory, monit~g ~e .cHsi ~line, giving free-wnke-up services and .m~t W~la pot' llave peon ~~,~._w'" i ," ,.. thatta~t~ pnsmon ~unt Te~aee .~aswermg B~epu ~t~pi.the town p~ted.0n what's~.oing .~lnm~ you wn~LUm~e~lmy~never youcaH.* Much of. the workis paid by rhea' it' the records .oz...... - ~~.~.~./,.:~.~ ...... :.~elfl/~sd:-t0 ~ '~ / tl~~ :~ "l~yfdi-msn~g-/hemem~'wlth~w~eluyllsts.of c0mliig event." 8e~l'~e~lubs .... x;unada wpr,,s grun; Umt runs out I~ March, ~e for~e," ~0-X said. 7 Pa T m0hey "would, I am sure, and other groups ean plione 638-8195 and be sure of getting free advertising, * DENIED CHARGE O ~ f~ ~" 7"~t~ m be shocking to members of Last month, former O1 gd[,~P[ ~ ~,q,4t our community. _ __ _ .... ,_ _ _ _

RCl~con~nisaionerMauriee Nadon denied that " / Hunt'sno* testimony, ,--othat ~ the RCM.P. used secret A ]I IV~ ~ d "things were fast and easy" Beaufort drill deadline e X tended listening aevleason any ~ ~ ~bl I &~,/~l g~t,M on the drug squad.' - . . ' , " , since 1947 when t;ommumst During the trial Hogan ar- ~ " " • • " t Inuvik Ak- MP _Fr~ Rose was con- ,B~fALLA~, SWI,FT gued that no crime was . O~rAWA (CP) -- The woul.dbe useful to continue c l]au'~nanof ~e B ea~ort ~T~;~yak~U~a~hs H~rbor ~-N ...... _" ./... victed or espionage m~v~m/ x~,~-, ,-- committed because the mw ral cabinet ave Dome arming on au mree wens. o~. ,;,,,...,, .... : ...... : ...... , ~...... '-" .... ~'^"t Warren allmand said ...... , .... • f_ede . g ...... '-'--^'-'.-'-~-,let committee and deputy Holman Island, Paulatok J~C,~['~y xouowu~ x~v~uu.v,m_ uuy~ __ . ;' ._,__o._~,, mu no~ preven~ pore:© ~,- Fetroleum permission. .m .u,~v~a~m~, ...... _ ..... " _e ,h .... ,.~.., ..,,.I r,,...,.o,,,~;,,o • -- aSovietspyr/ngmt;enaoa. ~'u~saa.y ne was. s nazr~t fleers from using exhibit Thursday to extend fall on the Beaufort Sea coast, mayor .e~_,~_~__,.~._~ -.?~,,~,.~t,v...-=,~.~..-~',:.~ the -- "~ On Tuesday. however, m nemg swtteneu xrom money for their own ~ainm .,,.m,.., o÷ o ,,romisin~, Dome officials said they ~ac~ermeuezmc?.up~.~mu.~ . .,:. ,,o,,., ,, o~. , 4-,,,,/,~,,-,~,.,~, Simmons,sald"Naden had .f~era.l ~.dian affairs mln: said "Hunt returne~ th'e Be'auf'~rt"Sea ~vell, bu~ hope they can keep driI1in~ of.~.uv~,saidh.et.~as m.e d~.l~gcon~ue, aurna were [,{~[1~f,(.)C/(:f,[- beenwrong, mmr m me.consumero_an,a money when asked to do se denied the company's bid bey_ondtheSundaydeadli.'ne: cabinet, ae.c]smn . zs ~,~,,s,~:o~,,~ a "On at least one occasion, co~ora~ anair.s. I~OmOUO. by a superior, for extensions at two others. They saio ice xormatJons po.h'ti.cauy mofivat.e~.._ "~h,_'"=" ~='.... h,o~ /" a member of Parliament .Tne clmnge. ot joas.ealne USED MONEY " Dome will have to Stop are 160 kilometres (100 "l jus[can t s~ now mey _~.~.-_~-~, ,,~',~-,"~'~ Td~l~ ~d~)[~ was subject to a short pariod au~paru}vDecause~.ae- . Hunt told the court that driliing at its Kopancarand miles) north of the drilling can j us.ut.y a aecmmn to ~..m.u~a/, ,. ,.. ~ ,,, h~m/~e~ ] ~.,,t,v~ ~,t,v of electronic suryei]lanee .re.naBs mman. anfl.~s_.~nno drug squad officers had Ukalerk sites by Sunday, rigsandl.on~.ra.ng.e, weather auow~u!ngtocon_unueon cou~cfl:~s~d~the council TORONTO (CP) -- during a criminal in_- m~.resm a~ .mns~ u~t~ ~ oftenus~ exhibit money mr Sept. 25, the deadline set by fore~..asmmmcam~twm ~e a one nl~ uu~ .no~ ~one .o_u,~ su"o~ continued drillin,, Canada's expanding private vestigation," S~..monssaid. ~ ann ny,a,rc~elocmc their own. purl~es, even cabinet last spring, Ewan monm uetore Ice presents a two,_ n e sin a_ xouo_wm_g,a ,,~e~,,;,~ed the sam~ security industry might fall Fox ex lained ma~ ~aaon De.vine. rs,.ne sam. ]a ' ~er @ith it ~o,m n,sistont denu[v clanger ~ .... meeting el me t~-meu,uet- t,-,.-:--...... , ...... I ..... ,~ and "se~o~r .force officers ..:'l °"t~.~ ~ w~ shaftsd.," p ~leYmgtes~.~ied no charges C°t?~e~ n- development OPPOSES DECISION advisory committen,.which p..r_seau~onsare ~en mat ~l~over, says t~e~r~en'~ senrchedthelrrecoras last Aun.~.ana.saiu m.an m- were laid when a drug squad minister, told*a news con- Jack Heath, assistant hastwomemnerscaentrom w~i~e ~a~ZZa~ow~qSan ex- Of the Canadian Police month and could.find, no terv~ewat.te.rappaa.rmjgona member, who had left the ference " '' ta.a;nn ot ~ktnrnlik Association evidencethatMPsnaaoeen CBCtel.evislonpan.etaenam force, was found with drug Cottorill said drilling can ~.~ ., -- - 're:~'e"sents"" "t'l~e""same "The concern has been bugged. _Later, however, on,q~Jel~cge.pa_r.a.u~on-,.,_- exhibits. . . ' .~ continue past Sunday fer "a ~" |~t.~/,~,,.~t~ ~.,.~ ~e,t~.J1~.[ da~ble as the other holes ,, raised by our members that Simmons discoverea a ~ .. x u~me~,z.womuzqp~tya Hunt saia ne rmxeo limited period" at the ~l~f,(.l{~,(.~ [,{J lll, UU/~,b "Frank Pokiak a member legitimate companies could that had not been recordecl me romans: Slae-~-you ma.xe exhibit money with his own Nektoralfl/ site The extra ~' of the executive of the sell out to, or be taken over and, after consulting with some menas,'una,, you make funds and saw nothin-~ ume.... woum "a~mw.... me Fox, released his statement, some enemies. wrong with using it-for his company to drUdes4 sSf~. r ,, B elgin,- Tuktoyaktuk Hunters and by fronts for lessthan- Fox said he knew the He said hls move to freeze own stoek investments. ( Trappers Association desirable elements," said gas zone and to seat pipe t,47/ vA,,~ t,,, ~ # t, which expressed early Cpl. Phil Jamieson, head of identity of the ..MP, but some mining and hydro- He said it was very casing in another zone. " opposition to the drilling, the association which declin,kl to name him. electric development plans possible that the $11,000was This would ensure POINTE-AU-PIC, Que. with Canada. ASKED QUESTIONS "made some developers used in his own stocx maximum security for the (CP) -- Premier Rene He .paid,!ribute to the Bel: stud the drilling has "not rep.resents almost 17,000 In 1973, Conservative MP unhappy..Some ..l~oi~le are transactions, and that he well during the winter, he Levesque said Thursday glans tenacity ann been good for us." .~oueemen and po- Erik Nielsen (Yukon) com- used ,,to having then' own wasonly one of several drug said. _... that the Belgian people'~ "dy.m.anis.m" ~ ov.erco~g all"But summer, they've and been I don't drilling see ueewomen."The potential for in- plainedin theCommons that way. squad members who gave The Sept. 25 deadline was approach towards co- o~smc~eszying m me pat o his telephone had been Indian" and Inuit groups money to businessman established to allow the oDeration with other increased co-operation with any harm," Pokiak said. dustrialmail isespionage tremendous," or black- topped. He had asked a sent teli~xes to Prime George Burden for in- company 30 days to move l~uropean countries wil] other countries. Canadian Marine Drilling is Jamiason said in an in- nmnber of detailed Minister Trudeau urging vestment in the stock drill ships, off. ~e sites serve as model for Quebec . "You are, therefore, Your a Dome subsidiary, terview at the association's eurityquestions operation about a new'in theso- ~Indian to keepaffairs Alhnand minister as market.He agreed he had before the Arctic me pack in its search for a new Majesties, namrauy m- Harrison refused to 29th annual meeting moves in. Environmental- relationship with the rest of .clined to discern the comment on how much Wednesday. solicitorgeneral's depart- shortly before the recent voasassiun of the money ists have said the ice pack Canada legitimate desire which is naturalgas might be in the Jamieson, from Saanich, ment at the time. ' shuffle, theminister said. between November, 1970, could trap the ships,pushing ,~.__:~_...... ,_ ,.^ _ also cherished by Quebec's urea of the welis, butbesaid B.C., said police are upset Fox's comments came a But Alhnand added he and April II, 1973 and might mem...... ou me wells ann __'"=,_t--'v"'x©" .... ,,~U©h-'i-t"C-n'=': fi"evmillion franco-honest~ to that to be commercial, any about minimal training of day after NDP Leader Ed was happy with his new have also used it to finance leaving the drill holes Ol~..n ,,,,,,,.murx m,,¢ u n~],,i,,,~,o~pee~ Isve ,.,,,~]m survive and prosper natural gas find in the security guards, misuse of Broadbent called for" the position and that the-new police operations, such as •...... , .... ~,.... ou ...... " ...... '-- ~umoum~ cnev are Beaufort would have to be lie detectors, hiring of aliens establishment of an all- minister of Indian affairs Cotterill saidp cabinet couple, ~n~. Baudouin and surrounded on a~[ sides by considerably more ex- and persons with criminal t/lleen FaDlola, currenuy .partYanddirectC°mmitteeRCMpt° securitym°nit°r HughandnorthernFaulkner,development,,,holds the bu~un~ts~ai~'in ,,~Pn~n~e97n3 allowed the Nektoralik via'"-- ""^~-^^ an anglophone population tensive than one in Alberta. records, and the use of when Chief Supe extension because of con- ,,,,s ,~u=u~-~. almost 50 times as This is Dome's second guard dogs and weapons. services, same ideas as I." Gordon Dalton ordered the cern that the hole be ',In 1980, your country will numerous," Levesque said. season of drilling in .Broadbent said the fact Alimend also denied pub- return of the $11,000 under properly cased and bec.ause celebrate its 150th an. _ Earlier in Quebec City, Beaufort and it is the first -- SELLS STUFFED AUK that Nadon did not know iished reports that ~he and threat of arrest, he zt wants to know more anent mversary as an autonomous Bauaoum ann t~ueen company to use drill ships in LONDON (Renter) -- A about the secret sur- .Trudcau had split on the telephoned Burden to ask how much gas is there, and prosperous entity Fabiola received a warm that sea. Last year's deep rare stuffed great auk, a 'velilanee of an MP "s~ains question of supporting for ihe money in the exact Gordon Harrison, closely associated with its welcome from a crowd of drilling deadline Was Sept. seabird extinct for more credibility a lm,,ast to the northern Quebec Inuit denominations Hunt had president of Canadian neighbors," Levesque said, about 400 as they walked 15 and the cabinet granteda than 130 years, was sold at a br .~.,. point. . . against the Quebec specified on police forms. Marine Drilling Ltd., said hinting at the analogy with through the narrow streets 10-day extension. Some Sotheby's auction Wed. Foxs statements amo government's language Hunt was dismissed from the weatber is geoa over the an independent Quebec of the provincial capital's shallow drilling was allowed nesday to a London gift shop follow new charges--made legislation, the RCMP later that year. Beaufort and Dome thinks it economically associated historic district, into October. owner for about $7,000. m £1AMT RIMP.fl mz,s -$5,000.00 [ _ AT I I! II i i I II V V • A. AA, AA I

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I BCR denies money Islands groups to •Trawler waits cas h ]In brief'. I VICTORIA (CP) -- The before, the ships at'e Soviet stern trawlers Druzh- reeaseo, wasted in overtime ba and Ugolny remained The ships' masters, Capt rebuild windmill tied ~p at dock here Thur- Irkov Karpitsky'and Capt. sday as negotiations for the Yarosla Nedelsky were each PRINCE GEORGE, B.C. August settled the long- Queen Charlotte City, B.C. ('CP) -- A conservation posting of a $250,-000 bend charged Tuesday in ::: Earning up 22 per continued, proyincial court..wi.'th en- (CP) -- British' Columbia standing overtime issued group in the Queen Charlotte Islands will try to operate a RAAI % WAS DENIED with binding arbitration. windmill project abandoned by British Columbia Hydro. The Russians' lawyer, tering ann ttsning in Thursday claims by the Doug Mahan, financial The Islands Protection Committee was notified this Peter Lowry of Vancouver, Canadian waters illegally. ":: cent o f22p. c northern branch Of the secretary of local 1923 of the week that it submitted the high bid of $1,010 for the said it may be another day United Transportatio~ UTU, said no one from the remains of a wind generating plant at Masset, B.C., Union that it is wasting northern region had been VANCOUVER (RP) -- The Canada Development Corp. installed by Hydro. money by not abiding by a invited to that meeting. The Crown corporation began a pilot project of wind ::" reported Wednesday a 22-per-cent increase in earnings for binding arbitration award. the threosmontim ended June 30 over the corresponding 1976 Noel Hubbard, ITU generation in 1975 with the installation of two windmill BROWNmESRECIPE T: period. Hugh Arrnslrong, a northern chairman, said ~ wer plants, one at Masset and the other on Carson Y:: The corporation daid in a news release income was $8.8 spokesman for the railway, Wednesday trainmen were ountain near Clinton, B.C. in the Cariboo. ":. million, compared with $7.2 million last year, wbile revenue said the directive from B.C. earning less than before Total capital cost of the program was estimated at FRIED 0Hi0KEN : rose to $179 million, up 30 per cent from last year's total. Rail's operations depart. because they were pulled $32,000 but it ended up costing $66,841 hecause it ran into • After payment of preferred dividends of $4.3 million, net ment to pull crews off the out of service before many problems. Neither windmill ever produced power. . income a common share was 15 cents, up nine cents from job when they have worked working 40 hours. He said Tne udnton windmill had its blades destroyed by 0porating Franohise -" the second quarter of 1976. close to the 40-hour limit this was resulting in new vandals and the Masset windmill was damaged in a CDC said that revenue for the first half of the year was was shown to Vancouver crews being brought in at a storm. available in $3.51.9 million, up 26 per cent from $280.1 million in 1976, UTU chairman Glen Bowles greater costs than keeping Hydro said last year that the windmills had proved to the old crews working at be unreliable and economically unfeasible when eom- while income rose to $17.2 million from $16.1 million. before it was implemented. overtime rates. i::. The corporation ath'ihutcd the second-quarter primarily PaHred with other forms of power generation. TERRAOE,B,O. : m a strong performance by Palysar and by CDC Oil and Armstrong said Bowles owever, the Islands Protection Committee believes it A rereopportonlty wifll low Investment requ|red for ~couple " Gas. did not object to it and that Use Quickly can ~uccoed where Hydro failed. the company was meeting Fresh vegetables, except Committee co-chairman Vic Bell said Wednesday that wishing to acquire thslr own business enloy a good iivin9 and with the UTU in Vancouvm' root varities, should be used the group's bid Of $1,o10 was the highest of eight sub. build future equity. Ex~ollmt financing already in piece. Thursday to discuss the within two to five days of mittetl to Hydro.for purchase of the Masset windmill, Store Is doing well and has been operated by Franchise Co. ii=:Salt accord unlikely Shame report, which., in purchase, even when stored including a tower, a voltage regulator and a converter. staff who are urgently required for duties in Vancouver. in the refrigeratOr. CONTACT: WASHINGTON (AP) -- The U.S. and the Soviet Union re- BROWNI ES FRANCHISES LTD,, :'~ sumed Strategic Arms Limitation Treaty (SALT) talks Vanmuver. Thursday and U.S. State Secretary Cyrus Vance said it is ~'Ukely" the two aides will be unable to reach an agreement W. Noren, 25S 6296 to replace the expiring SALT I treaty. Suspensions sparkmiU walkouts: Res. 298 8789 "The main issues are still unresolved," Vance told .or st Turtle,, e.c. LyndenerSlndrs Best,~15.450Z :-.: reporters after a five-hour meeting with Soviet Foreign :." Mininster Andrei Gromyko at the state department. Kamloops |mmmmmmnmmmm•mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm•mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm|mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm•mmmmmmmmmm ~-:. The expiration date of SALT I is Oct. 3. It has raised legal ": and political questions about what will happen ff the two VANCOUVER, B.C. CP- • . o • ' [] .:~ counlries fail to reach a new SALT agreement. The Wyeyerhaeusar pulp m (~e(~a ( (~ (~; , m ') :.~ "4 believe it is possible for us to state an intention with re- mill her e was shut oonw • llllll~l j v II []

-.'~ spect to what we shall do in the event there is an expiration Thursday in a dispute with_ • kkqllllldll m -- • "-~ on Oct. 3," Vance said. Officials have said the two sides probably will agree in- Woodworkersthe Pulp, Paper,andof Canada. •[] ~L,~)~~ t flld M W" [] -.'~ formally to extend SALT I, which imposes limits on land- About 45 maintenance m Lau+h n an ,afar = m :.: based and submarine-launched intercontinental ballistic workers walked off the job •" m~m]~mm wmm ~m~ mmm,mmmm m m mmmmm~m !: missiles. Wednesda~.. . y because of i , +~k lit ~ [] • • • dismplinary acction taken • ~ ~ . [] 7. __ _ 7_ __ _7 _ a ainst them by the cam- • msulave and woa...or,roo. H?(~t3T71fl(T.L_'t,~muuu~ suosme Pa.Y.gn ~ . • , - . ond kesp Old Man wlnter outside where he holongs, '•=m U u . .~. company spoxasm.an _. your nome flow. ,.s a one time lob mat's easy to do yourself, and it [] . saia tort seven mam- u m BEAUFORT,i~.AltPnR'r ~.A.q~I.W. yak..;,. ~At)~ ~;,,ht;,,,, e,,k_ Y" , . .. ,,, means permanent fuel saving and home comfort , i~'~ sided in; ..... soutl ,,+.- , +~, .... ~, .... no,, h,,+ vo~oo,,;o, tcnacne workels a • No metier how hard you wish, Old Man r,,Mor is nat benefits. We II be happy to advise on the type of in. i ,~,*.111 .... ,4 fl~;~, left;el 1Mr•aloe ~f~na aeiti fh ...... shops,stwearc~ were gi • going to pass you by.. He II soon be here/ howling sulation that will do the best lob for you and we have a • :.:i guerrillas.,|IFSg~ A1~1,,and *kfl dt~l M h¢ +k~ Tfl,,l~Ol~ Vfl$ 1~; ..... ~fllag~fl,, two-Gay suspensions [] o n the no e, blowing cold icy winds ann piling up handy instruction booklet that will make it easier than • ~, /convinced~,.,~,.,~j.,. only ...... ~v ...... ~ because they were hal 'dang a • thus.now, .But, youcanhavethelastlaugh, if you gusto youthlnk. Wealsohaveallyourother weatherproofing • i:' the caused~hi]etheM~|e~or~stsddur;,,~tkersdu,~edshellinaan lull d meeting during working _ orK now insulating and weatherproofing your home. needs storm windows and doors, weathers#ripping, m :~i Whilethe...... Moslen~".'~;" "~" - .. • ~..... "'~ -- hours and refused to return ." * . r.aulk and caulking guns, furnace filters. Everthing m_ i'i gunfire,:L~, me.Pal.esc~anthe F com~nanoer o~mm |atop r .e~o.uDt to work • ~-wr Insulation will keep warm sir inside your home you n.ed for warm, cozy comfort, m •E~! pointed 3tea mto Whatwl~ ne smo were mraen ~ enu'encnea nnsme - - =-'- .... ~-.-- -re to - - ::: Lebanese)anese tenterritory...^_.^,,.^_...^...^..^.~The wur~er,, w,u w© mm . -• :i Someme scatteredscaR( bhellin$ occurred, and the Lebanese gov- ~o~t~m~a~Vs~'tu,~".~c~e~ i x /"'--'~ w--..m,...,.',,a ,".,,.,~ ; =: ernmentment said that Israeli tanks made a fresh crossing into .. .,6__ ., r ~nin- [] , ~ &\ ,w.u,,.e ,-,.,- ,-,,,,,,, • E" Lebanon,anon at Kfarl Kila, one mile from the border. The v.~...,.,-s-.--.~nes~'~l~nursaa~yt'^'m'~°2~5' .m ~,~\~, \ Insulation , • -! Lebanesemnese government,gov in a rare statement that supported _~;., ...... bo.or~,~ [] .. ,. ,m \ ~\\\ ~ . ~ Palestinianestinian dclaims, publicly accused Israel two days ago of .'~..~'~,,~"~2,,,,,:~," ...... • ,,--4,q ][ *. |[[ ~ '~k'~\ ~ Rigid earn Insulation Is -- :- aggression~ression in the year-long conflict between guerrillas and "~'$.",~'~=;~;a,o, ++ m .r ~j ,~ ,/]1~ ~, ~,\\~ \ light.weigM and easy to ~ Lebanese)anese rigrzghtists• • ...... +-.AM+ M,'V "~'2 , K.,~,,,,,v. .... ,~ __,.~ v. • tA'gtl /&, ~ . % ~\\\ \ Install. It also acts as its • -, ' , • ,.~-, .u us t.e .-r.,~, ..). • ~.va /i . .~ ~ ' ,N~\\\ . ~ own va~mur barrle~ and M

I ~1 • ilk''tl • • •-I ~1 lllg.,~ Jr- " naaoeen attenoeoDv over m | ~ !," man ~ ~ x moisture Kee-s ---r m :+I , N a. "T ''v'~,~'"" :*" .'-':'~ -':'- m t ~ " • ~k ~k\\ ~ ' flame ¢omtor~aole year [] shop stewaras [ma the .il weromA'ICTORIA (CP) -- The man charged in connection with ...... • ~ -~f...,.,L--~ N ~ ~.~ Nk roved and helps control [] 'last ~leand'~weekend h~mtnoa.tnlt|no inold~nt nt Wilkinson Road members [o go eacx m • rising fuel bills. [] .ijail '~'d:'~'h(~'+"h.'~-~'.'~. made a b -n'--'~'~'~nc'e i'n n'ro-vinciai court work, which 70 per cent did.. • M! \\XXX X • Wednesday...... -r,----- ,- ,, The stewards staye d .[] / /Nm \ ,,,,,, , - •'I .• t:on Wednesda J* • ° ° 5 mm ' :i Judgeudge FzFred Green had to have Roger Lindal, 38, of Vic- .around with ~,.e re mamm~ ,, • ~[~ [ ~] ~ ~ ~~ • i ~ • ":: toria,a, removedrem¢ from court when he refused to stop talking. [mcause. ma~ s mew jou, • I~1 I ..Tm I i ~ • IAndalindalwas w~ charged by Saanich police with unlawful con- ~PP__~.~',_ m J ./i I| pereq.fl, mm • ment after the incident involving a prison guard, and IYJLUUIIWIIUU, mn ~ I /m I m .m .:'ifinement a ...... m was" to ha~have the charge formally read to hun• m• court on _,___..weyernaeuser .... sain,,...,., i~ ..... is -[] ~ m• 2 Mil Clear Polyfllm •- I/~IIIIII III~ ~I. Dlltlt U~WII • • :~ Wednesda3dnesday. • • [] Callufibre, loose.fill, . • =! Howeverr....,v,., t.|,d~l ms,,, ,,,,,, nrn~,~iincs to benin ~ause of a high pulp m- • _ Sheafing For Home and mm~ m~ • : statingring...... that ' he...... was not able to ma~e con tac ~" t with crown° ' veneer• -"v and to per[re m []- Covers 70 sq. ft. 2" .thick. Cottage coveF.,ps IHU III1 1 •. ::!prosecu secutors, or Saanich police in an attempt to have at- mmnmnance- ..... " ...... e- er []- --- • - - "~' ~|~ []' tempte~~pted murder charges laxd agamst two pnson guards as ~a~ tteu.y, weyerna ~.. • . Ib Beg ~_~7 Pre.pacngoo rolls at ~1~ m .~ia result "years al •~ Green ~refused •ff he persisted. -~i~ "Wouldn't bother me," Lindal replied. caused the company to shut : l horrl.. ~ ~11~1111~ "- • Green then remanded Lindal until today, when he was ex- down for about three weeks [] .... 2 all x 1oo' ' ~ • .:pectedmake:charge readto againstan°therhim, court appearance to have the in August. _m s00 sq. ft. roll 36 ~ Caulking Gun . ~i~ . Lindal and three others were in prison awaiting Nanaimo : O.n ,. .:: preliminary hearing on an armed robbery trial, mm sq. ft. aq... ,.,.,,,,.. : Child's special day The+A Pulp,O, BPaperO +,- and :~ Foam Weatherstrip mionce pistol grip. ::: Woodworkers of Canada • shut down the Harmac pulp ~ Vinyl foam firmly attached : : TORONTO (CP)- A visR from a queen made a seven-mill Thursday after the 18~ ..iyear-old's last day at the hospital a special one. company suspended 400 .m to •moulding of ckar pine. Foam remains flexible at =: Colleen O'Brien, who flew home to North Bay, Ont., maintenance workers for ,m Aluminum and lewertemperatureandwll! : Wednesday night after four months in hospital, presented their part in a work stop- [] Vinyl Weatherstrlp nat freeze to door. • :Queen Fabiola of Belgium with a bouquet during her visit to page last week. Door sets Include plated a hospital here. She was rewarded with a smile. Union pickets apeered at m a pike set Includes: 2 - 7' lengths Aluminum and nails. -. :! The queen and her husband, King Baudouin, toured the the mill gates Wednesday Li l" S' lengthS Vinyl Threshold Caulking Compound ,m Hospital for Sick Children and presented two wheelchairs to evening after the company Features slotted screw Contructed of heavy 2t? .executive director J. Douglas Snedden. had announced that the 400 [] holesfor easy ad[ustment.~ aluminum. ~crews included. No. 11130 •: Because of her nurse's training, the queen was especially workers would be given two Forms a resilient durable Butyl Gutter Sealer V~c~h : interested in the hospital and remained there to tour the in- day suspensions without ,~ Screws Included. ~ inch length, real. :i!fant-eare ward while her husband visited the Ontario pay. =m ql A7 ~ dM77 nAP Latex. 1 27 .Rely-on.White B~ill [] Science Centre. Both the midnight shift m_ NO. M10070 • ,,,,m NO. 10190 A'" ]leach or Grey .Dl,,,~h [] ,: The king was greeted by 70 Belgian students at the and the morning shift []m • set ¢ Wen. . , - ...... ' •[] Lseience centre. They had been working on Ontario tobacco Thursday were turned hack, • II farms during the recent harvest, affecting about 1,200 [] [] :: "It's very hard work but we liked it," said Lieve Joris, 20, workers. [] I of Antwerp. Harmac indualriai [] ~ ~ " . . m :! A dinner Wednosday night with Ontario Lt.-Gov. Pauline relations manager Brian : ~ WilI~CM~~" " , f~l~f+ ~I.] ~ " McGibbon, ended the royal tour. Smith said production in .m II ~ .: The king and queen were visited today by the lieutenant- both the pulp mill and the [] ] q| Yoo couldwin an efflcfoil of ~lan Jetms. 4, TIQ ~ Is opento meldmttOf Qmdamitt. "governor and Mr. McGibbon and Ontario Education wood rooms was halted [] t~ , t ~ e n~et~nl = Minister Thomas Wells and his wife, before they left for Thursday morning and - X! k ! 1hares~Ir~ to bw. J~ ¢o¢~ mls en~ s.emm, eemen, ~r em~one~ ~ of ~, m M ~ formmddropltlntotheballotb00(Iocatedrlght AllmtUmlt~Im~Imlon~s~'v~rtlM~n~ [] .Quebec City. management staff kept [] 11 ~ ~.re~*rGzll. mdme,'mrsof#.~rramctlvemmI,-.m~ m delays crops services operating. [] ~ "*~ .... ,,,,me to part,¢u, unmt,cmt[]t m Damp Union officials would not _m (~ll~[[ 1 ~r,~m~. 6.~ .n~.nwi,~e~mmtuma~mz,, [] comment on the latest in a ~ ~ J~ | ~I~ of me I~ ~IO be ~. m .: ( )--W , cool conditions across the country series of walkouts but a fuU [] I~| 2.o~prlzeo~mattlc_~.~ca~l~ 7,mo~m~m~mm~'t~ mt~ • have continued to delay harvesting of most crops, causing membership meeting was m~. ~V.^~'J~ ~ MmvlllemaxlmumofI~,m~,~uzmlrat~m~1200 sqtefe ~wm feet ofmm g~..usb m...a qmstlm described below. " __m expected to be held Thur- ~ [ ~ ~ store e.cmtest~mmOctet~ z~, some deterioration in quality and yield, Statistms Canada sday evening. In mm parilcl~In~ e~ll~l In 17n. 'reported Thursday. [] t~ Ill] ~ ' 9.AIImtUmitedre~'v~ltmrighttodeddeflwtl/Pe • In the last in a series of reports on crop conditions for Smith said the suspen- [] t ~ t s.~rewil0 be,o ~ e~xvwe~~ ~m, ~l~mmtot~ . • 1977, the agency said that despite the weather, indications sionsresulted from what the • ~ - A "submilutmsw~awinn~rmi~toacc~pt nnmwilO~n~Ifl~by*~~, be • peint to an average to good crop for most commodities, company called an illegal [] ~_.~t n~m~. r~sm~to~ ~me~',m~m. [] : The final reportis in con~ast to those issued in the spring strike, when the main-! ~(~ ~ ' 'i 'when drought conditions were feared throughout much of tenance workers walked off Manitoba, Saskatchewan and Alberta. the job over the suspension ~ I I • !n the Prairie grain-growing belt.,, approximately 50 per of two members of the yard ; ~ -'~~ I I: ,':era: of harvesting has been compl?ad while much of the re- crew.He said the susupensions mm ~ ~ v / ~-~~~ ~~'/~" I BU I • me+rider of the crop has been cl:t and is awaiting better were not designedto be .m " ILl)ALL • v.~ather, the agency said. • There is some deterioration in qu~,ity and many farmers punitive or a form of : 4818 W. HWy. 16 635-6~1 [ J ,.m are using grain dryers to treat the tough and damp crop. harassment, mm[],,[],,l,,,,[],,[][][][]• []•''~'[][][]'~m'''[]n''m[]•[]m[][][]'[]n~umimn~nnnnmuiumnu~n~n~u~m~ • ,'" • • , :., .:. ,.: : . -. * " " . . THE HERALD, Friday, September 23, 1977, PAGE 3 Police beat Staff costs mount Terrace RCMP have intensive care until he died A tree for city's releases the names of four Monday. ~ersonn charged with reaking andentering E.T.Kenney School on • birthday Filibuster delay costs September 17. Women Herald staff VICTORIA CP - several sources and would record of 12 1-2 hours set by She said Thm.sday that ahrged are Lorraine Rosemary Brown's Don Phillips when he was an Elizabeth Sinclair,19, check with them for more her deliberately slow, and All Terrace-Thomhill guides, brownies, cubs and filibuster in the British details. opposition backbencher soft delivery seems to have Randy Stuart Tait, 23, Dora get grant scouts will be holding a special tree planting Herald staff j Columbia's legislature is spe~king against the Land strengthened her voice, so Mar[or[ Young,Z0 and celebration this Sunday at 3 p.m. osting the provin- MPs Brown NDP- Van- Melvin John Wesley,26. All ~ The Women's Studie~ Commission Act. she's optimistic she can last e'staxpayers an extra couver-Burrard dais her If she wishes to seek an well into next week. are 'from Terrace. Advisory Committee ;'of The youngsters will be planting eight trees in Lower extended speech to save the Northwest Community 15,000 to $30,000 a day, unqualified record for the Ms. Brown's NDP The four were ap- Little Park as a birthday gift to Terrace. Human Resources Minister Vancouver Resources B.C. house, Brown must go prehended in the school College has received a grant colleagues have been quick Bill Vander Zalm said Board was well worth the beyond 16 hours to beat to come to her aid. Thur- Saturday at about 4 a.m. of $2,250 from the federal Acting mayor Bob Cooper will be there to thank the cost. govenrment. Thursday. Leonard McClure who spoke sday's sitting was They Will appear in court scouts and everyone is mvitod to attend. that long in 1866 to defeat September ~. Skecna MP Iona Cam- a highlighted by arcane points pagnolo announced that the See story page 4 "Mr. Vander Zalm's tax bill. of order, quorum counts, decision to abolish the board The unofficial world and challenges to the A Kit[mat man died in grant from the department I hospital Monday as a result of the secretary of state will is going to cost the people of record is held by Texas speaker--all designed t( of injuries substained from, be used to arrange a two- Vander Zalm told B.C. much more than that," Senator Mick McKool who gwe her brief rests. a car accident on September day conference on the Delegatescome for reporters that for every day sahe said. filibustered in the state • In her speech, Ms. Brown 17. women's studies program the leginlature is forced to Meanwhile, MS. brown's senate for 42 hours and three challenged Vander Zalm's Jerry Bennett, 28, was later this fall. remainopen due to the filibuster enterd its fourth minutes in 1972. assertion that the VRB was involved in the single Campagnolo presented a f'dibuster, extra staff eosts day in the HOuse on • Ms. Brown has said she lax in stopping fraud. vehicle accident about 15 cheque for the grant to rec meeting mount. Thursday, has enough material to go She stud the provincial miles from Kithnat. Stephanie Hudson, of the He•said that he could not for 100 hours, but doesn't percentage of fraud was ~rovide a detailed break- know whether her stamina 2.26, while the VRB's was Police say his car rolled Women's Studies Advisory HERALDSTAFF The conference will take Ms. Brown's speech ex- over. Committee at a meeting Terrace will host a B.C. place October 28,29 and 30 own of the costs, but that it tended to more than 13 hours will hold. 1.15. Bennettwas taken to Mills yesterday in the Northw~t recreation confeerence next th~fleg~meiW~s~aCc=a~ e' he b~...th e end of ..Thursday's • . Memorial" hospital in Community College office' and sessions will be held at n sltung, oreaxmg the month expected to attract the recreation centre and ,,h, oi.,,~ ,he fi,,,,,,~ f,~m .... ,,.,.i -^,,.._J.. • ~ ~ • Terrace where he was in Prince Rupert. more than 200 delegates the R.E,M. Lee Theatre, v ...... a ...... ,,..,,~.o. ,,,~,.©.,,.a:v | fA Nk ~-'--~.J,. | Kit[mat court proceedings [ from all over the~orthern ~-v • f~ m .m . q • E Ee~AI WW I|||w|J I haif of the province. Crime tbllows growth l • Oonithwheo docket I withThe confcrenceall aspects wm dealof uet arnund thn I recreation and will be of . .------e e • ...... • Two s The witness followed the] interest to elected officials, ,4 4- ...... ! ! ... it Keep A I refused to take breathalyzer group to the arena where a [ recreaion staff, and in- ! dividuals involved in bJL-~JLJL~J. I.,U II Uornerm | courttests endedbefore up Judge in provincial Selwyn calleddance police.was being , held and[[ recreation,..... explained Bill VANCOUVE R ( CP ) -- A Second World War was du e mtor[or" and on Vancouver ~ w~rnl ~ [ Rosily in Kit[mat Thur- RCMP constables Hen-[ •t;asey,"rks and supermtenuenc r~"r~ati^n fo-'~ oz report by the Brltish• to the ,,baby boom, ,, which_ Island are of a type and ~,• ./ ~ • sday. drik Gerrits testified[ redistrict of TerraM~'~'; " ""'~ Columbia Police Corn- created a high percentage of sophia ties tioneharac- • im~k" // L=~\ II David Llewellyn was Mosimann pointed out[ ~ ..... ~o~a,h~: ...... c mission says high crime young ~ople in the total teristic of professiofla! • wsoas /f/~ ~ ~ ~\ M charged with refusing to Lupick on the dance floor as [ th~-~c~ferenc.^,;~.~.-|,X~..~-, • rates in B.C. are shifting popt~ation, criminals who concentrated • ~ //~!// //~..-~ \(:~ II give a sample of his breath the person responsible for[ o....h~u,,,~..,,,~..,...... c ;,,c.... ,~,..,,, o. away f re m h e r e a n d "'Since crnne" rates a re thew.... actiwty m the Van- II .,._,, .11 /~'//'~'~"-~ L\~:' : II and refusin~ to accompany the broken window. [ between n^rthern -^m showmgup smallercltles:, much higher m the 15 to couver area only a few • L" ~i:: ~ • la police ofheer on request Judge Romilly said such[ .... :, .... .~ L.~,...~..~'~,.~" The rel~rt, issues year age groups, this as- years ago," the report says. • ~P4 ~ ~ _ • IAug. 30. The defendant vandalism has "reached[ ...... ;~;.... a ,, ..... Thursday, rod[cares come counted for much of the so- It predicts that, wzth an n . • [pleaded guilty to the first epidemic proportions and[ ,,,o,,...... ,,,, ,.,,,;oZoe~...... - rates are mere•stag..... m called mere•so in crune, ,, overall decline m• the cnme• • t'~ . • [charge and the second was businessmen must be[ ~h,"''"" .,m"~""'""" 0]~ h,~,**~,di,o ~""'"'~ c_entres such as Pr~nce" " Fertihty" patt e r n s rato, it is unllkely police• will' it ~ ~ I • [withdrawn. protected." He found[ ----in---od,~;*;,.n-" "-*,,-'-"--'°"~, .... (.;serge, Nelson, Campbell changzngdramaheally"" be able to justify requests n kJ ~ /~II [ Lleweliyn was fined $300 Lupick guilty, fined him[ ~.... = ~ ~'D~:~ River, Dawson Creek, Vie- about 1961, when tl~ piu for large increases in • -- • [and his licence was $150, placed him on[ A~,,,,;o+; ..... ;11 I.,. h,.~a;.... term and Pnnce Rupert. became established as a manpower and other it (:~ | uspended, probation for three months[ .,-,--,,,;...... -.~ ..... ,..~.,Is,, "Crime seems to foliow method of birth control, resources. M ~qj c~ ~), | and ordered him to pay[ ~.,,r...~.,~oara mecung .... r ...... on rrmay a population. trends, ,,.~t says, Children" hem m" that year • |{~'~ • Ir Emanuel Da Silva also restitution for the window[ ,,~;~,,~ ,~ ~,- .,~,,,-~ +,-~ "As fewer young families are now 15' or 16, and • ~ ~.,.~ ~ ]]~[[ ~I~ ~[I~ | pleaded guilty to charges of which cost $215.99 tel ...."" ;ou ...... ~-^. find~tposa~ble to purchase a represent a smaller. | i • ~ ~ l .. | refusing a breath sample replace, II ~'~"~°*'^-a"o~oo,v.o,.'- ,~,,,,~"--'~",,,, ,~,~,,=o,.,,,, o.,"-'~ ,~..,,~ home m" the city of Va n - proportion. ,,°f the total | ~ ~/~-~-iv ~*~ | and refusing to accompany Lupick indicated he ..... • ...... ~ , ...... ~ couver, and seek el- populatmn, the report | | an officer Aug. I I-Is was appeal the~convition. ] recrea~onfacilitiesfundmV''"";' available""",:v,;o for" ~"v~""mde'1"....thet .ondclty.h....m, in"rapidlye' ..,,,,t- m~o.FORCEDOUT ['[.T'~"~" ,t rl INJ/' L'q[ TI T ~ned $350. Kenneth Miles SON-[ ~. .... m ~ ~ ..'; ..... growing areas of the It says there is some in- • II lll~./-~, l .L.[ • U .L" ~ J.~J-J~| Wayne AllanLupickacted merfield was convicted of[ ...,.h~o..,o""~'~ "" fo"i"~ .....~°°""° ,o." province, w ith all the a-t dication" " that concentrated_ | | n his own detente at his driving Sept. 2 with a blood-[ ~"...... , ...... • ...... ~^ ^~ tendant probI ems o f sse i al policeattenliontoorgamz" ed • ' ...... ~ • trial on a charge of com- alcohol exceeding .08 per-[ ~UIEI|IIM&|IL&GO,. [ &~ JL ;q~PAG .~L dmorgamzatmn" " " and m-* crime in the Vancouver has | Bone.I 41111 de,cries mun,c,pal counc.l ,n .. i ted ith " m e P I breakmg a window at had bis licence suspended.I ~©,~,©..~,u., ~,~.,u,- • wth so do tbe • [MacKenzie Furniture Jaeinko Madeiros pleadedl c omm^uo:~" cone..~ta~dthe in'cosratd gro of, too crime, out"The of the police city. have noticed n Your n:.o Agent I [(Kit[mat) Ltd., 38 City guilty to a charge of driving[ .u" .,~. ~'"".~=...^.- °" "'"~" ..... "~'°,._ alcoholism," m e n tal illness" that some of the e rimes now • sit Tm.M~... ~

[Centre, 1 * • : Aug, 29 wi~h a bloodi-~lcohol[ w..,.... .u.~u.r,,,,.- ~.~...~ ..,~...~. .~©auu., ~..~ and juvenile,• delinquency• , bemg• ,committed, in the | ,,u .w,,nv.. ,,I • m I John JacobM~nn,lo~f readinga~ve .0a:~cent: , I ....4"I, I,~,~.~;.,.^~..,^.~,..,~,..traee IA~& ~P& (3 ~;&|~lq;O aJLl~.l:,, this• change. ,, :.,,. ..~...... ~ ,., .~...~ ;, ~.~ ~.~ ~.~. ...~ ' ~..~ .....~.~ .... ~ ~ ~ ~.~ ~.~ ~,~ ~.~ A ~.~ ~.~ ' ~.. ~...~,, -- 4Smithers, aOr0wnlwi.~ess, He was/fined $3~,~and/liis[ ~.-~.~w~,,~-~,~.~j,[,~$~ ,. The report claims 'a 'a • ~ ~.- ~,- v- ~.- ~,,,- ~.-.,~v ~,- ~ ~.- ~,- ~ -v ~,- v- ~.- -v ~ ~,~ v- -.,,-~ • [tesWied he saw Luplc in a licence was susl~ended. I w =~v,~, ,,~- o=, ~,~©o ~, ,,~. ,~ ~,.t~ ,,,~,,~,,~1 • r ~ " [crowd of six youths outside the "~el^--'^- • "to...... policing strategies have ~_e store at about midnight Peter John McDonald also been at work to produce a 4 [June 26. pleaded guilty to a charge of Too° fat°'°'°° ? Too aeneral levelling-off effect i) kl/'t DTLJ CIDM AAA/~--klI=T('~ ,. [ Mesimannsnidhesaw.tha driving Sept. 15 with a blood. ~n~T°°~a~od? ~ mhethl:rCo~:e.ratethronghout ~ II1 V IJ~ jj u II ~11~11 1, ~v~r=~v ii lll.=UV 4~ [defendant step into the alcohol content exceeding - [store's front door alcove and .08 percent. He was fined sOmmee~0for Jk~--~ '~eI repori" says much of A k • n d, [heard the sound of breaking $300 and his licence was Yourb^,~;'" ~EB the increase in the overall ~ V . LllU. ~ • " wy, ~'~: crime rate following the ~, ~4~ "--'" " ~'* ,~ A k ,glass. suspended for three men ths. ! v p r e s e n t s "IV ];

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Published by At loggerheads General Office. 635.6357 Sterling Publishers Insurance Circulation (Terrace) • 635-6357 (Kltlmat). 632-6209 PUBLISHER... W.R. (BILL) LOISELLE Brown and Vander Zalm won't give up a good idea MANAG,ING E~plTOR... STU DUCKLOW A few comments on Ms. andevent shouldever occur. Vallieres' article "In- Because I certainly would surance Brokers play on not bury my. child in a Published every weekday at 3212 Kalum St. Terrace B.C. A By TERENCE O'NEILL The resources board plastic garage hag nor do I member of Varified Circulation. Authorized es second class seems to go against the parents ins.~uritiu'. " VICTORIA (CP) -- I am grad to mm MJ, wish to have to sorrow the mall. Registration number 1201. Postage pak. , cash, return Rosemary, Brown, who Vancouver Resources grain of Social Credit which money to bury her. If Ms. I~Mage guaranteed. was elected on a promise to Valliere "Didn't think this basked in the national articular policy was Val!ieres ever had to repay spotlight two years ago in a control government span- SUCh a loan sne would know ' NOTE OF COPYRIGHT Board at stake cling. Vander Zalm has said -,-," as I for one do not strong bid for the leadership e"l't~hat death or suffering why I feel this way. of the federal New launched her filibuster to rections it has taken, the the board does not have the I for one do not believe new ground it has broken, and the expense which goes The Herald retain', full, complete and sole copyright In any Democratic •Party, is protect the independence support of civil servants with them is a funny matter, insurance companies prey advertisement produced and.or any. editorial or currently in another high- and community base of the and successes it has had in who must oversee its photographic cOntent published In the'Herald..qeproductlon bringing person-to-person If Ms. Vallieres is not en- "on peoples's fears" anduse profile campaign. board, set up by the former operation. APPROACH tirely sure that "The basic "any method . of Is not permlffed without the wrlffen permission of the The 46-year-old NDP NDP government. service to Vancouver's poor, DIFFERENT Publisher. aged, sickly, and outcast. premise of life and accident manipulation to maze a member of the British Until today, she had spoke In an interview last Insurance isprobably a good buck". It is a plain cold fact Columbia legislature has for about 10 hours, and says She has accused Vander January he said his Zalm of being a bully, an one" I would imagine she that we are unable to predict been speaking non-stop in she has enough material to philosophical approach to feels the same about car the future. And un- the house to delay passage keep talking for 100 hours, egomaniac, a charmer, a the board is "quite different but doubts she can last that conscienceless clod, and a to the previous (NDP) one-- Insurance, home fire in- fortunately due to our ]Interpreting the,.News J of a bill which would surance and theft insurance. society, one must look after dismantle a widely- power-hungry despot. but if you want a program to oneself and one'family. I'm ~I~ORD LIKELY MINISTER SMILES work it must have the sup- Yet I wouldn't be surprised supported community if she has one of these forms rOUd to lood after my service organization, the However, she is certain to Vander Zaim has port of the workers in the mily in any evenuality. Carter denies Vancouver Resources break the unofficial record remained in his seat with a fiel-! ,, of insurance if not all of Board (VRB). of 121-2 hours set by a Social wry smile on his face. ~t~ere is a lot of money m- them. Or perhaps she is so He began the debate with well off that she has no need The parent of a school child Mrs. Brown is up against Credit MLA when the party VOIDed. The board's 1978-79 Terrace, B.C. a formidable foe in her was in opposition during the a blistering attack on the budget wMch was submitted for them.. tarriff pressure board's administration and latest fight, the con- NDP term. to Vunder Zalm Wednesday Insuranceandylnsurance] "t(" the By CATHY McKERCHER declining production, drops troversial Bill Vender Zalm, Brown has recited nur- accounting transgressions, calls for expenitures of $102 sery rhymes, read from the saying he is bringing it million, an mcrease of about individual must consider WASHINGTON (CP) -- in the market value of steel minister of human and judge for themselves. I stock and large layoffs resources, who, as was Ed works of Franz Katka, and under the wing of his $2 million. Abut 20 per cent r The Carter administration would pay about 1,400 find it horribly offensive is continuing its campaign experienced this year. Broadbent, is determined to sung songs to keep her ministry to bring some ac- for freer world trade despite Those in favor of barriers see her play second fiddle. marathon speech going. countability to its loos~ salaries, five per cent would "The suggestion that I ] d against imported steel She wears black, to mourn organization. go to admimstrative costs should pay $5.50 for the recor increased pressures at Dander Zalm, who rose to chance to be compensated a home and abroad for argue that such measures national prominence with the doomed VRB, and Vander Zalm knows he's while the remainder would eaks in a slow and not backing a popular bill, go to a variety of social couple of thousand doilars in Forseter D.J. Gardin~ protectionism. would stimulate the U.S. his remarks about the the event of my child's also. doesn't really advocate wid U.S. representatives at economy by increasing election of the Parti ~ liberate manner to save however, and has had to assistance programs. her vocal chords. face a seemingly-endless Mrs. Brown, says she still However, if Ms. Vallieres use of slash burning a forest international trade talks are production, lowering Quebecois government, had taken the time to read management tool. still calling for tariff cuts, unemployment and treatment of welfare But while her speaking stream of protestors. believes in miracles, won't manner is economical, it is As well, one NDP member give up the fight, and in- the brochure she would He wrote in a letter in. the elimination of non-tariff stimulating steel-related recipients and use of bavae found that the life cluded on Tuesday's page barriers to trade and the industries also damaged by French, has introduced also monotonous, and the said he has little support tends to remain locked in competition by imports. house has either hovered from his own caucus which combat with Vander Zaim, insurance portion was only four, that "prescribed development of an in- legislation to bring the $1.50 and that she could have burning is a useful forest ternational trading cede to The administration so far board under the full control just above or fallen below decided to go ahead with no matter how hopeless her has been able to fend off orum level for much of debate on the bill only after cause seems. had all those clauses thatshe management tool when used bring the world out of the of his ministry. "Won't even complain wisely +not widely) and recession. calls for protective barriers, Mrs. Brown, With the ~ e filibuster. he threatened to resign. "I came pretty close to saying that current backing of a 27,000- But despite her style, Mrs. But Vander Zalm has surmounting those about" for only $4.00 discriminately, but is a Robert Strauss, U.S. I myself would rather pay Idestructful and wasteful special representative for economic policies which signature petition, the B.C. Brown has yet to be staunchly refused to with- (leadership) odds, didn't I," trade negotiations, admitted encourage international Federation of Labor, and repetitive. She has draw the bill, and seems she said. $5.50. For 2 packages of 'activity when undertaken in recently, however, that little trade have speeded virtually every commumtY catalogued the reasons for willing to sit out the "Maybe this time, I'll go cigarettes and ! don't even a token effort to minimuize Ogress has been made in economic recovery. worker in the province, has the board's inception, the di- criticism. over the top." smoke) I at least will not fire riskwhich can be easily years of multilateral POSITION GOOD have borrow the money for tolerated." trade talks that began in They also cite in- my child's funeral if such the error was ours. Tokyo in 1973. ternational economic With developed Western reports which say the U.S., countries still sufferin~ West Germany and Japan from inflation, high are in relatively good unemployment and shaky economic positions. markets, protectionis But indications that the pressure has grown steadily U.S. economy's growth rate m the last few years until it is slowing again and recent now may be the most im- major layoffs at steel plants portant current develop. have resulted in renewed ment in international complaints that President Iona Campagnolo economic policies. Carter's economic policies In future, resource areas such as Norhtwestem B.C. may The International are not working well beneift from a new copper process. Monetary Fund (IMF) and enough. Cyprus Mines Limited of Los Angeles has spent about $25 the secretariat of the Other industries, in- million over the past few years' on~'+ a new General Agreement on cluding beef producers hydrometallurgical process that could be an alternative to Tariffs and Trade (GATT) facing competition from present smelting techology. The experiment which has have expressed alarm over Canada, Australia and New been successful in processing copper concentrates into high the development, warning Zealand exporters, also purity copper wire bars could result in proliferation of that moves toward have begun stepping up smaller processing plants built closer to ore sources. protectionism would have a campaigns for protective I am very interested in this new process and will study it severely damaging effect on tariffs or other trade closely for possible application to our area. world trade. harriers. Carter, who believes the This past week I was pleased to announce $9,000 in federal RESIST PRESSURE monies for an imaginative multiculturai program in Prince The IMF says in its annual U.S. will lead world George. report that such pressures, recovery from the economic upsets of the early 1970s, is The sponsoring group, the Immigrnat Services Society, on the whole, have been hopes to develop interest in multicultural issues in Prince resisted. The major facing some difficult and question facing many delicate economic decisions. George and have planned a number of events. The countries, however, is He realizes that if he bows societywlll hold worksbops~ youth and school program- to pressure for protectionist s,monthly ethnic family nights, and stage a coursein in- whether governments will ternational m be able to continue this policies, a short-term boost of the U.S. economy would A mullticultural film night is also included in the program, resistance. as well as an international day at the Prince George Fall In the U.S. the strongest follow with improved fair. pressure is being exerted by production and lowered the steel industry, one of the unemployment. Mrs. Shirley Briggs, President of the Immigrant Services But such measures might Society of Prince George says the program will run until most fundamental in- April 30, 1978. dustries in the economy. severely damage the Steel producers blame economies of major U.S. Northwestern B.C. has been included in a loans program trading partners, perhaps which will offer generous assistance to homeowners in rural stiff competition from in- communities. ternation l suppliers for a precipitating an economic drop in the demand for crisis worse than the one the The loan scheme, called the Rural Residential world is trying to overcome. Leaves don't fly south for the summer but they won't return until next spring either. rRehab!l!~tion Program, a~ows loans up to $10,000 for the domestic steel and the aoidmtion ana upgraaing of housing in commjnities MAY ASK RENE, PIERRE where population does not exceed 2,5000. Dependent upon income, a full $3,750 of each loan of $10,000 can be forgiven. MONTREAL (CP) -- mitLee, said Wednesday. The program, which will operate under the jurisdiction of Prime Minister Trudeau The stand will be in front of Business spotlight I teh Central Mortage and HOusing corporation, will cover and Premier Rene Levesque the municipal library across the Regional Districts of Stikine, Peace RIVER+Liard, may be invited to share the from Lafontaine Park, Kitimat-Stikine, Bulldey-Nechacko, Central Coast, Cariboo reviewing stand Nov. 26 for where Trudeau dodged a Fraser-Fort George, and Skeena-Queen Charlotte. the Grey Cup parade along barrage of eggs and bottles I urge those of you wish to improve your homes to take Sherbrooke Street, Roger during the 1968 St. Jean Trolley buses would go advantage of this excellent opportunity. Applications oanbe Laterreur, president of the Bavtiste Day riot. made at your local ClVH-_tCoffice. Grey Cup festivities corn- About a dozen parliamentarians.members of the british Columbai federal Liberal caucus visited Prince George that extra mile over the weekend on a two day fact finding mission designed to familiarize the MPs iwth area issues. VANCOUVER (CP) -- right price, we would order versed to flywhe~l drive, if run for one mile beyond the British Columbia Hydro is replacements tomorrow." the savings and operating end of the overheadwire or I was most pleased that this visit could take place and studying the possible use of Duncan said 261 vehicles improvements are at- in bypassing a fallen portion that so many of you took advantage of sessions, to inform trolley buses which could of Hydro's total fleet 0f 311 tractive enough. of the current-supply caucus members of local issues anc concerns. run several miles beyond buses are between 20 a~d 26 Hydro has had discussions system. Elected B.C. federal Liberals have made travelling years old. with the United States-based Lawson said extra meetings a pattern since the 1974 federal election and to the end of their overhead date, have visited every region in the province. wires. "We would place the new Garrett Corp. which is flywheel discs would give The new buses would units in service at the rate of developing various flywheel the vehicles a 3.6-mile range In other areas tenders have been called the National extend their range by 6t a year," he said. • packages for rubber-tirE free of overhead wires. The Harbours Board for the security of fencing at the Fairview drawing power from steel NOT AVAILABLE transit vehicles. range is calculated on a full Terminal at Prince Rupert. flywheels spinning at up to The trolley buses Garrett has already air conditioning load; with No date has been set ofr completion of the project. 13,000 revolutions a minute. available now aren't exactly developed hefty flywheel, no air condition or heating, This Christmas, the YM-YWCA in Prince George will This would allow the buses what Hydro wants. geartrain and electric motor the range extends to five offer a unique cultural awareness vrogram for children, to bypass stretches where "General Motors want assemblies to power New miles on level ground. sponsored by the federal Multicultar]ism Grants Program. power supply has broken $160,-000 for a new trolley York subway cars and a Duncan said such a The project called "It's a Small World" will show down and to proceed into bus, which is double the prototype urban passenger capability would enable children the festiveseason costumes o"f-o'~er'c'o-un-tri-es new areas.' price of a diesel bus," said train for the United States Hydro to proceed to points through food and dance and costume. The concept is attractive Duncan. "Flyer Industries department of Transport. like the University of B.C. Under the Multiculturallsm Program, the YM-YWCA will and the costs of initial (of Winnipeg) are con- Jim Lawson, a senior and Simon Fraser Univer- receive $850.0C0 for the project. purchase and operation look siderably cheaper, but they engineering specialist with sity, although the 1,000-foot ~o appealing. There's only one are offering new body shells Garrett, said the company climb to the latter, he said, problem--the buses are only and reworked motors and plans to start serious might prove too taxing for FREE PRISONERS GIVES PAY RAISE at the initial development controls. production of flywheel the vehicles. PORT-AP-PRINCE stage and Hydro may not be "If Flyer was to come up trolleys in 1981, but could Flywheel drive is not new. (Reuter) -- Haitian WASHINGTON (AP) -- able to wait until they are in with all new equipment, the accelerate that timetable if In 1950, Oerlikon of Swit- President Jean Duvalier has President Carter is granting production. cost would probably be in enough prospective zerland built 34 vehicles freed 104 prisoners con- U.S. white-collar workers with 3,300-pound rotor~ b Hydro, a Crown cor- the region of the GM customers needed quicker victed or accused of acts of and military personnel a poration, lost $50.3 million quotation." delivery. which were used in Europe terrorism, a governmen~ 7.05-per-cent pay increase on transit operation. Duncan said, however, MILE LIMIT and what was then the spokesman said Wed- worth about $3.4 billion. The "We are operating on bor- that the flywheel-trolle~ He said the vehicle design Belgian Congo. They could nesday. Eleven of them White House said Tuesday rowed tim e , " said' Bill design is tempting and that interests Hydro is a run for about three-quarters were expelled. The the increase will go into "Four months, eight days, five hours and twenty Duncan, Hydro's general Hydro might be persuaded trolley bus with a sup- of a mile beyond an electric spokesman said no oneis in effect Oct. 1 and cover 3.4 minutes. Four months, eight days, five hours and manager of transportation, to order new vehicles which plemental flywheel. power source by drawing oh Haitian jails for political or million people on the federal nineteen minutes." "and if we could get the can subsequently be con- The unit would be able to their flywheels. terrorist offences. payroll. THE HERALD, Friday, SeMember 23, 19T/, PAGE $ -Religion today Media criticized Dyi'ng / :adi culture feels MISSISSAUGA, Ont. (CP) exclusively on imagined --Progressive Conservative problems of the party and •t ;el ,el leads flock Leader Joe Clark criticized not on our pr~ ur on strain of regional disparity the news media Thursday our call for a new budget," for dwelling on what he Clark said. By JOHN SOOSAR He said the Conservative HALIFAX (CP) -- The throats. f 'om church called the imaginary ings begi Peter Mettam, a Dart- problems of the party. party is bettor united than Task Force on Canadian Unity hear n mouth, N:S., architect, said TORONTO (CP) -- While for his movement in ever before and there b no Unity was told Thursday a backlash has developed in thousands of Roman Canada. "All Conservatives share question be will be leading a about the decline of the losing their first language. •Jean-Luc Pepin, co- Canada since the French •Catholics worshipped in city The archbishop, who has my regret that the media strong, united party into the Acadian language and This assimilation was the chairman of the Task Force, language was "rather churches on a recent Sun- been threatened with ex- concentrate their attention next federal election. culture in Nova Scotia, the result of a poor economic said the degree, of decen- subversively" extended day, several dozen communication by Pope strain.of regional disparty climate which forced many trallzaUon sought by the across the country during traditionalist Catholics, Paul for celebration of the and the aspirations of young to leave Acadian encla(,sa, provinces must be more the last six or seven years. followers of the rebel Tridentine or Pius X mass, people for a united country, and the government's lack clarified. Pepin was critical of French prelate, Archbishop will also visit Toronto in As the Task Force began a of concern over the French "There is a fogginess Mettam for his "extremely Marcel Lefebvre, took part October, he added. series of cross-Canada language. about it that is dangerous," loose language." in a mass in the living room Father Normandin- has hearings, it was told by a Acadian youth told the ha said. of a suburban home. held services in Toronto, student spokesman from a Task Force that French- The Nova Federation of SUPPORTS UNITY The service, conducted by London, Stratford, Win- Sydney, N.S., high school language educatian in Nova Labor identified economic Rev. Yves Normandin, was nipeg, Regina, Calgary, that flit manages to clear ' Scotia is a "disaster." The disparity between regions Alexandre Boudreau of in Latin and the form of the Edmonton, Kamloops and the confusion facing Can- education of young French- since Confederation as the Cheticamp,, N.S., president mass that of Pius X, used by Vancouver. ada, might become abeacon speaking Canadians outside reatest challenge to a of La Societo St. Pierre, the Church from the 16th for unity. Quebec In their own ~reakup of Canada. . which he described as a century until the sweeping But to succeed, the Task language must b~ome a But language emergea as group formed to maintain reforms of Vatican II were Force will not have to solve right rather than a the main area of dispute. the Acadian language and implemented from 1962 to TORONTO (CP) -- Rev. the problems of distahce, privilege, they said. After repeatedly hearing culture among Cape Bre- 1965. Philip Potter, general language, culture, MAIN DETERRENT that French was being ton's 15,000 Aeadians, said secretary of the World Name economics and diversity. Economic disparity and rammed down the throats of Acadians support Canadian FatherNormandin, Council of Churches, will Address begin a Canadian tour Oct. Instead, itwill have to solve the federal government's Englishspeaking unity, but hope the danger of evicted from his Montreal Please send me_.__.Coples of "Roots" the problems of recognition, increasing encroachment on Canadians, Reed Scowan; separation will finally wake rectory and church in 1975 11 with a talk on Protestant respect and understanding. provincial jurisdiction was executive director of the Canadians up. for defy ing his bishop, said and Roman Catholic re- by Alex Haley. • Spokesman for four regarded by a group of Nova Task Force, said there was Rev. Le ~ebvre plans to open lations at the University of Send $14.50 & Postage .45 $14.95 Acadian groups in Nova Scotia businessmen as the little evidence that this was Boudrreau said there has a seminary next month in Toronto's Trinity College. Scotia told of "galloping main deterrent to national happening in Nova Scotia. been constant friendship be- Shawinigan Que., almost Rev. Potter then will go to To '~]'~D~ ~E~ ~E ~[~ assimilation" which has unity. They said there is a Instead, it appears tween and their English- midway between Montreal Halifax, Winnipeg, Calgary speaking neighbors on and Quebec City, as a and Vancouver before resulted in 40,000 of 80,000 need for greater decentrali- Acadians are having ~-_3210 KALI~I ST.,_T_ERI~C.EJ!.C_ _ -_-----...... Franch-spoaking residents zation. English rammed down their ever.vthing .but language. seminary and retreat centre returning to Geneva Oct. 25. Hydro

sells ,i energy vancouver CP-British Columbia Hydro has sold $15.4 million worth of power dttring the ast nine months to the states of Washington, Oregon and montana, a spokesman for Washington's Bonneville Power Administration said Wednesday. Larry Dean said Cominco Ltd., through its subsidiary West Kootenay Power andlIght Co. Ltd., sold an additional $6.3 million worth of power during the same pened. Dean said the sales were a direct result of the drought in the Pacific Northwest. ., Dean,Bonneville's chief of l~ver silpply'; mdd,,in:an, . : ': interview that HydrO sold 693 million kilowatt hours of power to the U.S. for $15 million between last December and August. He said the power wa pur- chased for industrial use. Dean said the average ~riee charged by Hydro to~ Rs United States customers was 22 mills per kilowatt hour. He said Hydro's price to industr~ started at 14 mills THERE'S A RIGHT AND A WRONG WAY. per kilowatt hour last December and reached a APeakof 26.3 mills in May. In ugest, the p.rice dropped back to 23 mills. Adjust seat belts to suit your own body. But Dean said the highest Studies have shown that your chances of price charged by Hydro was avoiding injury or death in a motor vehicle When entering someone else's car, take 30 mills and the customer q was a U.S. federal agency, accident are twice as good when you the trouble to re-adjust the belt for your the Bureau of F,eclamation. use seat belts. But seat belts are only seat. A belt that's too loose won't properly He said Cominco sold 285 million kilowatt hours of effective when thi~y're used properly... restrain you in a collision, and could cause power for $6:3 million so try to remember these basic rules- you serious injury. Lap belts should be making an average price of 22 mills per .kilowatt hour. Buckle lap belts across the hips. snug.., shoulder belts should be loose "We would not normally enough to allow an inch or two between the have to buy all this power, In a collision, your seat belt restrains you but the problem was our low belt and the chest. Take the time to ensure against a violent force.., so it's important water position,., said Dean. that the belts aren't twisted. They are more, "If we had had normal that the belt press against a solid portion of precipitaion there would effective if worn properly. Seat belts are your body. Lap belts should fit snugly nave neen little if any comfortable if worn correctly; consult the purchase of power from across the hips (low under the abdomen) B.C. Hydro" . owner's manual you received with your Merril Schultz, coor- so the pelvic bones can provide solid dinator of the Northwest vehicle. Power Pool, said in a resistaP ,,o telephone interview from Lap-shoulder~,belts give best protection. Portland, Ore., that he would describe Hydro's Some vehk~le~/are manufactured with price to its U.S. cunstomers separate lap al~d shoulder belts. In such as "fairly steep," and about on a par with the cost of oil- vehicles, use o~the complete system is fired generation. He said Hydro has also delivered strongly recommended, even though the power to Bonneville for later law only requires use of the lap belt. You will show them how belts should fit across the return to B.C. hips and chest. You'll be giving them the "The mainpurpose was to be much safer if you take the extra step allow the Arrow Lakes required. Of course, in vehicles where the protection they need, and giving yourself reservoir to be held at a higher level for en- belts are a fixed combination, the law peace of mind. viroamental reasons," he requires that both be worn and not said "The energy was the equivalent of six feet or tampered with. P "= Province of water and it is slated for ~] British Columbia Make sure young passengers buckle i,t=. return to B.C. Hydro b Y i ~ ~ #.=~ Ministry of Energy, Bonneville later this fall." up properly. Transport and Communications Under the new legislation, the driver is responsible for ensuring that passengers from 6 to 15 years of age wear properly adjusted seat belts, it's not enough to BUCKLIES UP simply tell children to buckle up-take the 1 time to check their belts for a snug fit, and OCTOBER 1 For further information, write: Seat Belt Information' Centre, Motor-Vehicle Branch,Victoria, B.C. VdV 2H3 !

PAGE &.THE HERALD, Friday, September 23, 1977 Stripped-down WHA will improve quality GORDON& QUEBEC (CP) -- A Nordiques opened training "Last year, there were e smaller World Hockey camp in nearby Beauport dozen players who scored 50 ANDERSON Association promises to with 32 players, goals, said Cloutier, en- make the competition "There won't be as many tering his fourth I/N/( bring you tou~her and outstanding 50-goalscorers in our league professional campaign. individual performances this year because of the "This year I don't think m~e difficult to achieve better balance that there's more than half a dozen will HARDWARE SFC'?ES THE this sreason, Real Cloutier going to be." make it to 50. of Quebec Nordiques said Last year, when the WHA SEEKSSAME OUTPUT g_ /IF Ik I# ~ " ~ Wednesday. ~g.an the season with 12 "Actually, what I hope to 'Tvealways said it--by cede, t~loutier scorea ~B do is to reach the same cut. down on the nmnbe~ goals and added 75 assists output l had last year. Ifldo /' T V GUIDE of teams, the WHA is going for 14! points and the WHA that, I think it would ac- to improve the quality of scoring championship. The tually mean an ira- clay -reatlv" the 21-,,ear- league will have only eight provement. But I know very i I rold .I right o winger~, said as" the teams.... tins season . ' well that it won't be easy." Centre Christian Bor deleau said increased ALL LISTINGS SUBJEOT TO OHANGE WITHOUT NOTIOE competition will make it especially difficult for the Nordiques to defend the 5p m to midnight championshipAvco World they wonTrophy last Friday,Se pt ember 23 . • i .. i May against Winnipeg Jets. ~~~~ ~

Poland . • Newlywed Game Nature of Things Emergency Rogers Headhunter• takes- beats J :30. News MaryTyler Emergency i Electric i hi8 fitst scalp Canada IL41~ i~ ~~~~contCantNews ~HourglassH°UrglassM°°re .NeWSNewsEmergency ~C°mpanYForeZOOm VANCOUVER (CP) -- by a spy from Edmonton U :~ Coat NeWs Fore Defensive back Larry Uteck Eskimos who the Lions meet ~ Hourglass might not be qualified for here Saturday night. ROME (AP) -- Canada ~ !~ seattle Tonight ChopperOne Operation Pet- MacNell. membership in The "I didn't even recognize lost 2-1 to Poland while the / ~'~ Seattle Tonight .ChopperOne flcoat Lehrer Headhunters, the defensive him," grinneddthe coach. Soviet Union had to settle ~'3° Hollywood Firehouse Julia CrockeWs i front four that helped spark Ch~uk is wondering how for a 2-2 tie with Kenya in Squares . Firehouse Julia Garden BriUsh Cdlumbia Lions to he'd do on the midget the opening day of com- Stanford Tony Randel~ nonnyand Marl~ Washlngt~ ~ their only Canadian Foot- wrestling circuit, petition for the International Arms ' Show Donny and Marie Week. bail Loagne tltle in1964. in field hockey Thur- Chlco and Three's ~mnyandMarie WallStreet •However, Uteck has Jets -rap sday. the Man . Company , Denny and Marie Week already taken one scalp-- The Soviets, among the ~ .... '~ but it belongs to wide favorites in the 12-country ~ ii~:oo The Rockford Tommy Hunter The Rockford Maslerp,ece receiver A1Charuk, ateam--~.[l~l---ee OUt competition, led at the end :lS TheFlies Rockford AIShow Cherny TheFlies Rockford MasterpieceTheatre mate who now insists the of the first half 2-0 on scores Files Maurlce Boyler Files Theatre latest in fall fashion is a by Zigangirov and Nit ..... WOO1 toque. schepurenko, but the 1/I :~ Quincy Big Hawaii Quincy Forsyte "Well, you see, I had a Kenyans came back with z U :~. ~,ncy Big Hawaii ~clny Saga little to drink .... " is the of four scores by Pereira and Quincy Big Hawaii Quincy Forstye way Charuk is explaining Channa. Quincy . Big Hawaii Quincy . Saga hiS Kojak coiffure these STOCKHOLMAP- An afternoon match 1 1 News The Natlona~ CTV News -''~-~'''-"Bloc ~ " days. between Italy and Ireland __ __ i~ News , Night NeWs Pers~cllve Nohody's saying exactly Winnipeg Jets of the World was halted after just 16 J- ~ i~" Tonight Final Hour Hockey Associationdropped minutes of play when 1Z ]~ ' Show Survlrors Final .' i Nightmare what happend but talk their third game in four persistent rains made the starts at an international field too wet to use. The Show Survivors "Franksteln thesedays is that Uteck won tournament Thursday, Irish team was ahead 1-0. Tonight Survivors 'The Coptalns Meets a bet in the wee hours of bewing 7-S to the AIK Club of In other matches Thur- i~ Show and the Klngts' The Wolf Man" Wednesday morning. Stockholm. ~ And while some team- sday, results were: Ghana 3, Bobby Hul]scored three France 2 ; Japan l, Nigeria 10a to 5p mates,areCharuk keep suggestinghis head ingoals vain for asthe Jeta,the Stockholmbutitwas 0; Belgium 4, Mexico0. SaturdaySetpember 24 shaved until the Lions, Organizers also said that | ,m, ...... ,m, leaders in the Western team went on topost its because of bad weather, ' Football Conference, win the tournament. Sentinels ClrlceSeuare glclsluff Marble the Grey Cup, others are for today were rescheduled somewhat indignant about Hull, the 38-year-old for Sunday. ' Search and Brgwn Paper Bag Discovery Rebop veteran new in his 20th W 145 Rescue Cant' Discovery Rebop the whole affair. season in pro hockey, 'got , II :00 Malor Saturday Morlng McOowan Carrascolendas "Crazy--that's what wide one of the biggest cheers, :lS League Saturday Morlng and Co. Carrascolendas receivers are," said Jim from the near sellout crowd :3o Baseball Klahanle Red Fisher Show Sesame Young. "Now I know why I'm switching to defensive of 8,422. , , s , :as Coat' Klahanie Red Fisher Show Street back." Willy Lindstorm and Dan ~ .~ Cent' ~murclay Red Sesame For awhile, coach Vie Labraaten, two of the seven ' Z i~" Cent' Matinee Fisher I Street Rapp thought a team Swedes on the team, scored Coat` "so Long Baby Show Guppies to meeting had been infiltrate d the other goals for Win- , • 145 Coat` ,end Amen" BIz Groupers nipeg. The Jets are without a , ;. :00 Cent" . Coat Journal Magic of win in the tournament. With I :15 Coat` Coat International Oil Painting ~) one game left, they are last . :~:30 Coat' Cont Show Eiz LIIlas, Yoga in the six-team standing. • Cont" Coat Show 81z and You paRJ'lglPa£rlO~ Their only point came in a 6- Hot Fudge C.I.A.U. football Dale Harney CrockeWs ,.c ...... 6 tie agaist a Finnish club 2 i~ Hot Fudge COnt Show Garden This Week Coat Dale Harney French ~,~.i,~ur~:~k,o~it'~ght. last week. i~ In Baseball Cent _ Show Chef Exploreers Cant All Star Woman Explorers Cant Wrestling Woman Wild Life in Crisis Coat Cont' Baokbaat Wild Life In Crisis Cant , Cant' Bookbaat Evergreen Ex- Cant Wlde World Firing press Coat of Sports Line Great Amer. CFL This Coat' Firing . Game Week Cant~ Line

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Pitcher wins for Expos :i, il By GLENN COLE Perez, lifted for pinch only to have Mike Tyson MONTREAL (CP) -- runner Sam Mejias, strike out before the Expos Rookie left-hander Dan received a standing ovation mounted another threat in Schatzeder Hmited St. Louis from the 6,233 fans as he the fourth when Unser to six hits and drove in the trotted off the field, doubled to right and Carter winning run with a two-out The Expos had the first was hit by a pitch, THE single in the seventh inning chance to break the ~ame Denny got Cromartie to as Montreal Expos blanked open when they loaded the fly out a,ndLarry Parrish to the Cardinals 2-0 in National bases in the first inning on hit into a force play to get League baseball play Speier's single and walks to out of trouble. Thursday night. Andre Dawson and Del Schatseder, 2-0, struck out Unser. 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Sat~,i°cJ~ i' Fontalne, a long-time player full authority," said Kree, In another announcement, i2 N]ghJ.~ ...... scout and former Brooklyn who sprung the an- the Padres said third-base Dodgers farm pitcher, .as nouncement unexpectedly coach Joey Amaifitano has general manager "in tim at a downtown Rotary Club been hired b~. Chicago Cubs charge" of the National almost a full day before a and "he will be working Sunday, League baseball club scheduled news conference. closely with Bob Kennedy, Thursday. But, Krec added: "I will vice.president of baseball :oo I blt~C F,~o:L,,L': :15 t Oe,l:l,~nr[ '.';.:'" .--- Thejobhas been,v0eant in confirm, his deals." operations." ' . o. . ! ,. Amalfitano joined the :30' "vers,J'~ , ,name~ since* Petcr Bavasi •Fontaine, 53, said he was. :45 PiIt~I," ,L qeR"in"inid:197~"~' ~cdme "sorry to be replacing .a Padres last year from San general manager of the great personal friend in Francisco Giants. He was a :00 Steelers fledling Toronto Blue Jays Buzzie Bavasi, but I'm close friend of John Mc- :15 .In Namara, the San Diego . :30 P tt~ur:~h in the American League. thrilled by the honor that : 45 Cont' Bavasi's father, Buzzie, quit has been bestwowed on me manager who was fired last May and replaced by Alvin as president of the club on by M[r. Krec." :00 Conr' Tuesday, and that job was Fontaine, with the • Dark. :15 Conf' [ left unfilled. Padres' front office since Ama]fitane, a one-time coo,. Ray Kroc, owner of the 1969 and most recently vice- bonus baby infielder out of club, indicated he would president for player per- Long Beach, was a coach :00 Coral .;L;n ~Jle with the Cubs from 1967-71. undertake the duties of sonnel, also remains a club :15 Corai u,,,~':: Fontaine played for the :30 Corgi ',h~,;.:da Brooklyn Dodgers in 1941-42 :45 Coral .h.,.,,.,; at Olean in the New York- Penn League. 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PAGE 8, THE HERALD, Friday, September 23, 1977 Rookie shadows hot shot Ferrariwon't RBIs win it for Braves HOUSTON (AP) -- Brian | " - Asselstine drove in three I "~'][[Tn4.-,.L- ,,,--I,----|-, [?n~l:itthoaledOa~bleA~l~dnt~ |* WUtC][t ~cnuoi~ to share first round lead get Scheckter Braves to an 8-4 victory over I fl|~II~lPN111MIdg, CINCINNATI (AP) -- money list last year as a He sank a 35.footer for a HoustonAstros!na.Nati0nal I ~aJt~ birdie on the second hole, LONDON CP-South Africa Jody Scheckter said today J[,,-C~r:~LV~'u"'"d Unheralded Bill Calfee shot rookie, overcame a s_haky League baseball game _ s best professional round start to post 33s on the front sank birdie putts of 12, 25 he will continue to drive the Wolf-Ford in next year's and backnines. Among the and 23 on the fourth through Formula 1 Grand Prix auto races for montreal in- Thursday night. L.~il ~ tie torrldputting Tom Kite Eddie Solomon, 6-6, ~..dlJli~rg .kvith a fourunder par 66 last group to finish, Calfoe sixth holes and dropped a 20- dustrialist Walter Wolf, therby spiking rumores he was i slipped past defending footer on the 11th. jeaded for Ferrari. huffed the first 6 1-3 innings ,~I:hursday to share the first- for the Braves to pick up the ~bund lead in the $150,-000 champion Ben Crenshaw, "My putter decided to "Rumors have suggested that I might join Ferrari," take "me'for a ride and I Scheckter said in a statement issued through his agent. victory. Dave Campbell Dhio Kings Island Open golf who trails the leaders by a finished up to record his 11th tournament. stroke. jumped on it," said Kite, "I did have an offer to do so, but I have decided to stay Kite, 27, opened with a who had bogeys on the 17th with Walter Wolf. We have had an amazingly successful save of the season. and 18th holes. Calfee, who season and some excellent results. Run-scoring doubles by The 27-year-old Calfee, birdie spree that put him Biff Pocoroba and who ranked 202nd on the four-under after six holes. never led a professional "I am havvy with the team and confident that we can OLD~• . tournament before Th~l~- continue to','thieve good results in 1978." Asselstine and Willie day, played bogey-frse go . Rumores of his move to F errari were sparked by the Montanez's run-scoring There was an eight-man recent announcement that the Italian company's prin- single produced three Skipper sets jam two strokes behind the cipal driver, Austrian Niki Landa, had quit to join fourth-inning runs for leaders at 68. They were Bob another team. Scheckter and Marie Andretti of the Atlanta. The Braves added Zander, Craig Stadier, Mike Unites States were mentioned as replacements. three runs in the sixth off Hill, Allen Miller, Don Andretti, however, confirmed this week that he was losing pitcher J.R. Richard, easy Jug record 16-12, on a two-run single by pulled away to an easy Pooley, Jack Stradiin, Mike completing his contract to drive for Lotus through the DELAWARE, Ohio (AP) Sullivan and Tony Cerda. 1978 season. &sselstine and Barry -- Favorite Governor victory in the final strides at Bonnell's sacrifice fly. the Delaware County Jack Nicldaus, needing a Scheckter is second championships this year after 10 to Skipper, despite a sore victory in his last tour ap- 17 races but the Austrian ace, who won the driving title in Pat Rockett's two-run mouth, set a record Thur- Fairgrounds track. ;ingle in the eighth off EDGED JAMBOOGER pearance to overtake 1975 and lost to Briton James Hunt by a single point last sday in racing to an easy leading money-winner Tom year after surviving a near-fatal crash, needs just one -eUever Joe Sambito ac- victory in the first heat of Crash, with Billy Countedfor the Braves' final Haughton driving, edged 40- Watson, shot a 73, seven point from the remiaing three races to ensure another the Little Brown Jug. title. ~-wo runs. Toront o-native Job to-1 |ongshot New Deal for strokes off the pace. Chapman drove the Meadow second place. Jambonger, Calfec, who has won $9,495 Skipper colt home in 1:56 1-5 who formed the field bet_tln,g on the tour this year, said with New Deal and Ban" s the long playing course was to win by 41/2 lengths over suited to his game. Sex suffer from chief rival, Crash. His time Robert D., finished fourth. Jade Prince finished "I'm not thinking about for the mile broke the winning the tournament, previous Jug mark of 1:56 3- ninth. The horse is handled by L~'ainerdriverJack Kopas I'm just trying to make the Tiger attack 5, set by Strike Out in 1972. cut, ~' said the Virginia Governor Skipper's effort of Ilderton, Ont., for owner DETROIT (AP) -- Rookie Ron LeFlore, his third hit of DO WE Hg''c Beach, Va., native who was was the fastest time for a Ted Armstrong of Toronto Steve Kemp's two-run the game. and won the first leg of the once honored as the top Rusty Staub walked with threeyear-old pacer on a scholar-athlete at the Uni double keyed a four-run half-mile track. U.S.pacing's Triple Crown, seventh inning Thursday two outs, then Kemp the Cane Pace at Yonkers versity of Maryland. doubled over centre fielder The horse showed no Kite, winless on the 1977 night as Detroit Tigers TO HHUE effects from removal of a Raceway. -kl er owned rallied for a 5-4 American Fred Lynn's head, scoring Governor ~ "pp , tour, reeled off his sizzling League baseball victory LeFlore and Staub. two-inch splinter from his round while playing in the gum earlier in the day. by Chicago Black Hawks' over Boston Red Sos. Jason Thompson, who led owner Bill Wirtz, had same trio with Nickians. off the fourth with his 30th ~Chapman urged Governor "It's fun to play with The loss dropped third- Skipper into the lead at the finished seventh in the Cane place Boston three games homer, was walked in- g SHLE... people who generally play s~art and the brown colt Pace. behind idle New York tentionally before Ben well--Jack pushes you and Oglivie doubled home makes you play better," Yankees in the tight East Kathy McLeod: race. Kemp. said Kite, whose previous Carlton Fisk's 25th home top efforts this year were The Tigers sent 10 batters run of the season scored third-place finishes in the to the plate in the seventh Boston's first run in the League bowling Masters and the Canadian against starter Don Aase second. The Red Sos scored Open. and relievers Jim Willough- twice in the fourth off Well the bowling season is luhave 5 points each while Fourteen players were by and Bob Stanley, Fernando Arroyo, 8-17, and once again under way and TiTeam-3 and Vikings have 2 three strokes behind at 69 collecting four hits and Lynn led off the ninth with we shall endeavour to keep ixpoints each. Betty Demmitt and 11 others were tied for three walks. his 17th homer. one and all informed as to totook ladies high single with fifth with 70s. Pinch-hitter Tim Cor- Willoughby suffered his league play and coming a 169 and high triple with a crenshaw, who has shown coran singled with one out first loss of the decision in events at the Terrace Lanes. 4~494 total. Ernie Sande was signs he is breaking the grip and scored on a triple by seven decisions. Monday men's have three tctop for the men with a 213 of a prolonged slump, toured teams working for top spot. sisingle and a 578 triple. the course in 33-34, with his The Stikers, Bowling Centre See you next week with only bogey of the day and Leftovers all have 5 furtherf~ results of the Battle coming at No. 18 when he points. Team high_ three ttthat gon on at th Terrace took a six after hitting into a went to Fabers roUea a BBowling Lanes. There is a pond. single total while Bowling ddefinite shortage of s~ares Miller Barber, who won Centre rolled a single total f(for all the leagues. So if you the tournament in 1975, was Edible North Americanoysters have neverbeen known:to ~: There's no otl)er way! These cars I~ave got to gQ. Take advan. of 1131 for team high. Men's want to spare phone 635-5911 six strokes back at 72 with 22 yield any'pearls of value. high three went to Gary aand sign up. others. tage of our overstocked situation and write your own deal. No Alger with a 807 total while . price too low to be considered, this is no ordinary salel the high sinlgle was Ran | Titcom's who bowled a 308. R Tuesday Coffee League [[[[ has a 3-way tie for first [I place between the Silly [I Larks, Goofers and Five [[ . CAMPERSALE Rollers- all have 7 points, k High Average for the league | AU*CTIO N is Lois Crowder with a 275. R Goofers walked off with both | team high trple and high [7 single by bowling a 2698 [[ triple and a 944 single. Lois [I Crowder lived up to her 275 [~ average by taking high | _.. triple with a 826 and high | SALE single of 309. Nigh going. | Tuesday night mixed r t;eTa6 |i $5405' league had Yvonne Weiebe | rolling a,269 for ladies high [ single, v hile Judt Axe took L SEPT. 24 1977 high triple with a 674. Men's [ high single and triple went | at FOREST SERVIOE HANGER to Ernie Hidber with a 393 ! and 859, Ernie joins the 800 f at 1975 GRAN TORINO $3396/ club. Tean high three went | to G. 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FlOO Pickup with 7 points followed by 1 x 72 FORD " 2wd pickup '/arch FIO0 Coff Sluppers with 5 points. | x 69 FORD 2 wd pickup %ton F250 Special V8 Coffee Whipperstook team l Auto Trans high three with a 2875 while x 72 FORD ~:~ pickup~, ton F.0 1976 FORD F260 °'m"r $4795 Coffe Slurpers took high x TO OHEV 2 wd pickup 1/=tO0CE 10954 single with a 1007. Looks x 72 INT'L ~d' pickup '/,ton 1110 like the battle is on once x 70 FORD 2 wd pickup 1/,ton FIO0 again. 6cyl.,Stand'ard Marg Mumford took high X 70 FORD 2 .d pickup 1/,fan FIO0 x 72 CHEV 4 wd Blazer KE 10514 1976 COMET s3oosI three with a 685 while Helen Norlander had a 246 single, X 72 IHT'L 2 wd pickup 1/,to. !110 Wed, Nite ladies see the X 70 FOnD econo,neE.O Silhouettes, and Jades tied $62961 for first with 14 points x 70 FORD econo,. E2oo X 72 DODGE 4 .d plck.p ,/,to~ WIO0 1976 FORD F160 following are Good Dports with 12 points, Good Sports took team high single and x 71 FORD 4 .d pickup 1/,ton FIO0 PUBLIO WORKS triple with scores of 2825 and Pickup V8 972, Pat Prest took both x 71 FORD 4 wd pickup 1/:ton FIO0 VEHIOLES Auto Trans $6sss high single of 284 and triple 1977 CHEV4. of 759. x 50 INT'L GVW 24-250 Friday mixed had the X 72 FORD 4.d pickup ,/,tun FIO0 Hopefuls taking team highs X 60 CHEV pickup GVW 6000 with a 3068 triple and 1067 X "/2 DODGE 4 wd pickup 1/,ton WIO0 $4396 single. Del Bjorenson took 1974 OAMERO men's honors by rollins a 776 triple and 289 single. Gilberte Rioux took ladies VEHICLES MUST BE / ~ PERMITS TO MOVE | Terrace Totem Ford honors with a 683 triple and I REMOVED 7 DAYS / ~ VEHICLES ONHWY. I 287 single. As it fails leads Sales Ltd. the league with 14 poijts i / SALES CONDUCTED BY ~WILL BE AVAILABLE I followed by King Pins with I AFTER SALE / \ AT SALE. I 12 and the Tree Fallers have 10. Have some results for the Golden Ace League which is . ,o, z gu,,', Lk0 Mike's Auction Phone694-349! 635-4984 D00727A also into full swing. The Gooney Birds and Team-4 THE HERALD, Friday, Sentember 23, 1977, PAGE 9 / AIM leader Alex Akiwenzie 'You have Indians killing themselves because they can't cope anymore' entire movement. dividuals. By JIM "POLING The attitude he adopts de- Canadian director of the Akiwenzie, who describes confrontations with U.S. and "It's a hard life in the American Indian Movement AIM as the Indian people s Canadian authorities since, This meant that working OTTAWA (CP) -- Alex penns on whether white for AIM was a "lonely and movement," AkiwenTie Akiwenzie, an Indian people "will wake up" and (AIM), said in an interview army, says that if there are Akiwenzie says that AIM says. "But I feel that if you this week, "I can change not changes to better the lot is based on individuals to sad life," travelling alone~ Roman Catholic altar b~, start caring about the working without pay and are doing good then things until he. was 19 years concerns of Indian people. from a nice guy to a bad guy of the native people, the 1974 ensure that if authorities set will automatically come because there's the hate in IndianRCMP riot on "'out to destroy ore leader, _paying expenses w~th small says he can be a nice guy or "I can be very opposite," donations offered by in- your way." a bad guy. Akiwenzie, 28-year-old the. heart." Parliament Hill will be they would not destroy the considered nothing com- pared with future actions. m Several persons were m injured and at least five Indian ambassador wants Indians were charged with assaulting police in late August, 1974, when 200 In-. EngineeTed Queen to return their land dian demonstrators and an "':i GENEVA RUETER-Ti~e River in the north. grandfather, Chief RCMP riot squad fought on great grandson of a North In return, Queen Victoria Chiniquay. the Hill. American Chief who signed promised to ensure the Akiwenzie, an Ojibway ? a treaty with represen- welfare of the Indians "as Wearing a large silver from Cape Croker, Ont.,. said AIM. people have a tatives of Queen Victoria 155 long as the sun shall shine, medallion given tohis great- ( years ago giving England and the river flows, and the grandfather by Queen reputation for being mean, 50,000 square miles of land grass shall grow." Victoria's reprensentative, but they simply do not go / looking for fights. in Canada appealed to tribes. Governor -Laird, ?, Queen Elizabeth on Thar- Under its terms the tribes CHINIQUAY CALLED ON NEGOTIATIONS sday to honor the treaty or gave up their lands in south- THE Queen and the NECESSARY give the land back. west Canada, from the Canadian government to Canadian AIM members Mack Chiniquay of the Rocky Mountain to the live up to the terms of the still believe in negotiations Stone~, tribe told reporters Cypress Hills and from the treaty of give the land back to avoid "fighting other covering an international U.S. border to the Red Deer to the Indians. people, taking over 5 conference on the plight of signed atBlckfoot Crossing buildings and picking up North American Indians on the Bow River, about 70, The medallion, bearing gtmBut~headds, white people that the Crown had miles east of Calgary, by the insignia Victoria neverrespected the treaty cheif Chiniquay for the Regina, shows an Indian just don't seem. to care signed Sept. 22, 1877, at Stoneys and by the cheifs of cheif shaking hands with a about Indian premems. Blackfoot CROSSING, the SArcee, balckfoot, white man. "You have Indian people The Sept. 22 irea.ty was killing themselves because Albertam by his great- Peigan and the Bloods they cannot cope anymore. "But white people are going to start caring ff they don't wake up soon.".. Mayor urges Ottawa to Some of that applied also to Indians. Akiwenzie says there are native leaders working for themselves fund municpal transport instead of their people and AIM "is prepared to deal with" these in "any way that is necessary." The UBCMconvention "This means physically and politically," Akiwenzie says in a news release •an- By ROGER SMITH sazd. convinced by Municipal nouncing a campaign l' The Tree Farmer C8B skidder sets the ' • VERNON, B.C. (CP) -- Volrich, speaking in his Affairs Minister Hugh against the Alberta Indian ~. pace for engineered power. You can Local government capacity as president of_the Curtis' explanation Wed. Association and "a few i depend on it for big load, low cost representatives ran the Federation of Canadian nesday of the necessity of corrupt chiefs." productivity where the going is rough gamut Thursday from dog Municipalities, called on the legislation giving him Power AIM was founded nine tattooing to national unity as Canadian Transport to override local land-use years ago in the United I and you need power response with "second-day business at [he Commission to make special decision, the States, seven years ago in extra muscle. The C8B features 185 Union of British Columbia concessions for air travel By a large majority, Canada, and has been in- .. ,..." hp, 3 speed power shift transmission Municipalities' annua] within Canada. Such a step convention voted to volved in several violent with a 40,000 pound line pull winch. eonvenhon centre on would facilitate regional recommend that the Add front axle oscillation...high recommendations to be exchange, he said. provincial governmex undercarriage clearance.., excellent made to the provincial gov- CHANGES NEEDED delete the clause, section 28, Go v't will ,, ernment. Volrieh said changes were of the Municipal Amend- ,, visibility and you have what it takes Delegates, representing •needed in Canada's ment Act. /./. "' ..... for rugged terrain. 3713 166 of the prownce's 168 "creaky, outdated con- The convention also p • elected - two more senior t" ' local g vernments;-dealt stitutian'.to deal with both now,-pay "~,~ We're listening to loggers ' with 85 ~o~the i09re'soltifi~hs ' 'the needs of Quebec and executives to join Williams before them, leaving only 24 with problems specific to Lake Mayor Jim Fraser and Call Ken Hoskins. to be considered before the other regions. Trail Mayor Charles Lake, three-day convention ends "What is important is that who were acclaimed full taxes we turn this crisis into a Wednesday as UBCM -/ VERNON, B.C. , (CP)- ,t VULCAN MACHINERY & EQUIPMENT I.,1"O. " tedO ah0y about 250 delegates positive reassessment of our president and honorary Municipal Affairs Minister were left in the Vernon country and our living treasurer. •Hugh Curtis released P.O. Box 2280, Cowart Road Recreation Complex when arrangement under a new Volrieh was re-elected as PRINCE GEORGE, B.C. firs t viee-presiden figures Thursday to show Thursday's session ad- constitution," he said. how local governments will Ph: (604) 564-0101 journed. The convention passed defeating Vancouve benefit from the provincial In the opening speech, both resolutions dealin8 alderman Harry Rankin, government's decision to Branches In: ONTARIO, MANITOBA, SASKATCHEWAN, ALBERTA, and BRITISH COLUMBIA Vancouver Mayor Jack with national unity, then while Abhotsford Mayor Geo~'ge Ferguson was [my full property taxes on its Volrich urged the federal turned its attention to unproved ...... government to keep its resolutions ranging from elected second vice- commitment to help fund freedom of information to president. He defeated Co- municipal public trans~rt. library board matters.. quitiam Mayor Jim Term "We simply request that All resolutions carried by and Victoria alderman Bill the federal government the convention ,will be Tindall. adjust its priorities and stop forwarded to the provincial wasting hundreds of government for con- Big Bite millions of dollars on sideration. Americans eat more than superficial programs such One of the resolutions a half billion pounds of as LIP (Local Initiatives assed indicated that peanut butter a year. p,~;o,~t~ ond th~ like." h~ ~elegates were not entirely

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The Herald, 3212 Kalum Street P.O. Box 399 Terrace, B.C. 1. Coming Events 14. Business Personal 33. F~," 3ale. Misc. 49. Homes for Sale 57. Automobiles 58. Mobile Homes 68. Legal Phone 635-6357. Terrace "Sleeping Beauty" Sell 73 Ford Don't forget Commercial ABLE ELECTRIC LTD. For Sale: Slab wood cell 635- Large house for sale by owner, 1974 12x60 Bendix mobile home. ESTATE SALE Hockey League Ice times for Refrlgeratlve Contracting and 2603 (eft.f) view lot, many special features. Van Fully customized, shag, Sebscrlptlen rates: Single Copy 2 hearses partially furnished The Estate of George Little, registration in this years draft. household repairs. Phone 3905 Weotvlew Phone 635.4390 velvet naugahlde, zoomles, fully skirted with ioey shack. ;20 cents. Monthly by carrier Thursday, September 22 at 10o 5176 or 651-1231. (ctf) 1 yr. old female goat for sale. radials, fresh pelnt and much offers for sale, the following Three Dollars ($3.00). (c.19,20,2,6,7,11,i2,16) Best offer. Phone 635.5292 after Estate property, located In p.m. Could be bred this fall to have more. S10,00 or closest offer. 6:00 p.m. (C.14.15.16) Yearly by mall in Canada No Dreemersl 635.7026. (p.15. Terrace, B.C. $40.00. Senior Citizens $20.00 Monday, September 26 at 8:15~ ABLE ELECTRIC LTD babies and milk In the early House for Sale: per year. p.m. Class A Electrical Contracting. spring. Phone 635.2837.(C.16) 3 bedroom house with wall to 16-17) For Sale Lots one to fh/e inclusive, end Yearly by mall outside Canada All players must register at one Free Eslmetes. Phone 635.5176 43. Rooms for Rent wall carpet-full basement gas 12x60.3 bedroom Safeway Blocks 4 and 11, located on $51.00. of these times to have their or 4,11-1251. (clf) heat close to schools and town. la0ndry Room, finished mud Legion Ave., between Glacier Authorized as second class mall 1974 Buick Century. 2.door name In the player draft. Room for rent for single gen- Drive by 4921 Park of phone for room Large Sundeck. Located Glass and the CuHIng Rink. by the Post Offtce Department, 19. Help Wanted 635-7382 or 635-7594 (p. ~16. P.S., P.B., 3,50 motor. Selling Ottawa and for payment of tlmen In the bench area. With on a fully landscaped .cheice lot Block 3, and the western portlen Garage Sale at 4214 Thomas 17-19-21-1-3-5-7-9-!I) for $5200 2 studded winter tires at coppersida. Phone 635.4451. of Block 5, on the north side of postage In cash. Wanted. a babysitter for two kitchen and living roon Classifieds due 24 hours prier to Str. North. Sot. 241h of Sop. facilities. Phone 635.3971 CTF Included. Phone 635.4629 (c.16) (C.Sept 30. Little Avenue. desired day of publication. $2.00 tember and •Sunday. 2Sth of nights during the week, Call 635- Four bedroom house with un. September. 9:00 a.m.-4:00p.m. 4879. (P.16-17.18-) 1971 Coronet Station Wagon Blds will be accepted to October for first 20 words, 10 cents each Rent kitchen a living room finished basement on 5 acres of MOBILE HOME 12x52 word thereafter. No refunds on (P.15.16) land. Across from N.W.C.C. $1,000 2 bedroom furnished. Priced at 31st, 1977. The highest offer or prlveleges. Close to Town 1970 Chrysler 4clr Hardtop $90 any offer, not necessarily ac- classified ads. Phone 635-2505. (C-16) also work shop 60' x 40' wide end $5,800.00. Phone636.1676. (P.14. Dance District of Terrace Vacancy 1969 Vauxhall Viva S,~00 15.16.17.19-21) cepted. Cash preferred. POSITION 20" high. On 12.5 acres, V= mile 1. Coming Events from cify Limits. For more Phone 635.5640. All prices By the Terrace Minus One Club. Steno 11 47. Homes for Rent negotloble. (P.16.17) For Sale: 1974 12'x63' Bendix Gordon Llflle, Informotion phone Houston 845. executor. ~o-'yalOrder of Moose Lodge No. Sat. Oct. Ist 9 P.M. In the QUALIFICATIONS: trailer. Fully furnished. Set up Sandmen Inn. All single , i. Ability to type 60 wpm with For Rent; One and 2 bedroom 2925 or write to Box 510. (pOd 4517 Cedar Crescent, 1820, Terrace, B.C. Meeting 14) For Sale; In picturesque Braun's Island held every 2nd and 4th Thur- divorced, separated or widowed accuracy furnished Duplex.3935 Mountoln 1 pr. F78.14 Studded Winter trailer park. Must sell.very Terrace, B.C. VeG lX5 sday every month at 8 p.m. persons 25 years and older are 2. Experlnce In filing, copy View Ave. Phone 635.2577.(C.15. Tires reasonable price. Call 638.1091 (ow.th.fr. 4 weeks) 16-) For Sale: 3 bedroom modular Phone 635-6641. (cff) welcome. equlpement and dlctephons • home. Fullbasement on 2acres 2 14" 5-hole wheels Ford or preferably evenings, (sff) • For Further Information experience-- For rent In Thornhlll. 2 bedroom 534,900. Phone 635-3459 or 6/9. Dodge INCHES AWAY CLUB '• Phone 635-2094or 635-9649.)C-16- 3. Shorthand an asset, but not 1 2 14" 4 hole wheels Deston or MOBILE HOME 12x52 /Wet every Tuesday night at 8 duplex. Phone 635-5775 or 635. 3961 (c.Sept. Oct) ,, . go 21) essential. Mazda. 2 bedroom furnlshed. Priced: at in the Skeena Health Unit. For 5874. (p.13,16,17) $5,8000.00. Phone 635.1676. (P- Your heart works 4. Ability to communicate ef- 3 bedroom large modern house. 1 near new Datsun pick.up harder when more information phone 635. Garage Sale. 4517 Haugland One block from town centre. 14.15.16.17.19.21 ) 2847 or 635.3023. fectively both orolly end in benchtype seat ~With seat you're not in the Sat. 10 A.M. 24 Sept.(P-16) wrlflen form, end to handle 4B, Suites for Rent Inlcudes rec. room, W.W. cover). Phone 635.7683. (P.16) 66. Rec. Vehicles game. Get fit Kermode Four Wheelers public with fact and courtesy For Rent; carpeting, carport and patio. and turn the Meetings 1st Wednesday of each A Tea and Bazaar will be held In DUTIES: Thornhlll: Two bedroom Suite Fully landscaped. For ap. 1951 Ford Pick.up truck with a One 1967(17 foot) Travet.Alre clock back• month at $ p.m. In the meeting Knox United Church on Sat. Typing, filing, soma swlt with frldge and stove, Hard- polntment to view phone 635- 1956 T Bird Motor. Phone after- In good condltlen. Phone 635. room at the Sandman Inn. For Dec. 3 from 2 to 4:30 P.M. chboard relief operation o 7441 days 635.3210 after 6:30 further Information phone 635. wood floors, wood panelling, 5:00 p.m. Make offers 638.1242. 7351" after 6 p.m. (p-9-10) photocopy equipment and other electric heat. No Pets. Phone p.m. +p-11.16) (P.16-20) Fitness is fun. 3442. Garage Sale on Saturday duties as assigned. 635-6668 after 8 P.M. Try some. Meeting - Terrace B.P.O.E. september 24, 1977, 2:00-5:00 HOURS QF WORK STF 1969 Chevy 4x4 short box, step p.m. At 4619 Quesnsway Drive 8:30 e.m. to 4:30 p.m., Monday aslda. Good condlton Phooe635. Barbecue Origin (Elks Lodge). First and Third |.pr.emmm. ~o~cted__. Derived from the French Thursday of month. O.O.R.P. Miscellaneous Items, children's through Friday renan n, Aen= I roodresm home on the` bench. 2770. (P-16-21) (Ladles of the Royal Purple) - toys, aki beota, etc. (P.16) UNION ,v,...... I |Finished basement with private words "barbe-a-gueve. Second and Fourth Monday of C:U.P.E..Locel 2012 APARTMENTS I ~entrance containing 2 addltlonol 1976 Venture S.J. 350 VO, 4 meaning "from snout to Barrel, Dual Exhaust 6 radlal tail." the popular version of Month. RATE OF PAY 4931 Walsh Avenue J J~drooms or..self containing The Independent Order ot $454.30 bl.weekly tires, auto.¢onsol shift the word "barbecue" or Speaker of the llouse Weight WatChers meeting held Suite !13 j Irenvenue suite. "Few women have any Foresters are having a Tea & BENEFITS: Slim :ha senn at 549,500. 63,¢ P.S.P.B., 5udget seats, vinyl "cookout" was first known every Tuesday at 7 p.m. at the I I-i~iC~-to ~owtedge o! p~rliamentary Bazaar at the Elks Hall on Competitive employee benefit Terrace, B.C. I J39~for- a~otntmentto view. roof. Low Mileage. Phone 635. in Virginia•before 1700. Knox Unlted Church Hall, 4907 7442 after 5:00 p.m. (C.16) law." "You don't know my Lazelle Avenue. Oct.15 from i-4 p.m. plan 635-7056 J (ctf-) Homemade Items, baking and responsible to wi~e. She's been speaker o~ much more. E)(ecut]ve Assistant to the New 1, 2 and 3 bedroom sultesl 1972 Daotun pick.up $800 the house ]or 25 years." First Annual General Meeting for rent. Frldge, stove; I 56. •Business Opportunity Aslo 10" radial arm saw for sale of the Terrace Association for Cl~k.Admlnlstrator Applications must be submitted drapes, carpet, rec areal S200 the summer school of Ar~, wlll sauna and -pool table, with I Mall Order Marketlngl Huge There will be a meeting at to the undersigned not later Phone 635.7583. (P-16) be held et 8:00 p.m. Tues. sept. security enterphone and| Prnfltg Me ~:vn=pn.... 27, 1977 In the lobby of the Terrace Child Minding Centre than 4:30 p.m., Tuesday elevator Absolutely no pats, - ...... r ...... SeMenlber 27th, 1977. .~ltor. Absolutely nopats~J necessary. Send self addresaed 1968 Meteor 2 dr herd.top. Good R.E.M. Lee Theatre (p-to-271 Tuesday, Sept. 27,1977, 8:00 ~'"' Mc- condition. 1 owner 56,000 miles p.m. at 4520 Olson for Interested Olanne Dorrlngfon stamped long envelope. WANTED I Clelland Enterprises Dept $750.00 The Catholic Womens League parents. -For more Information Executive Assistant phone 638.8211. (P-16-17) District of Terrace KEYSTON E COU RT TDH.91 344 Hwy. 97 S. Quesnel, also Ambitious boys or girls to do •carrier will hold their Annual Fall Tea No.5.3215 Eby Street B.C. V2J 4C6 (c-15.20) 40 gal hot water tank almost ~nnedBazzear on Sat. Oct. 29th at new. Phone 635.4722 after 6:00 Verltas Auditorium. (dtfl 2. Lodge Notices Terrace, B.B. APARTMENTS (io-15,16) routes. V8G 2X6 p.m. (P.16) , , .,~ ~ '!' ~ • The I.O.F. regular meotlngs.3rd Office No. 2 - 4603 Scott. One 57. Automobiles CanadlarP Calorie Counters TAXI DRIVERS r 58. Mobile Homes meet every Tuesday at Thorhlll Saturday ef each month at the Fuif'flme, pert tlme~ Class 4 two and three bedroom apart. Good expermnce, and-earnmgs;or the Slumber Lodge at 8 p.m. meats. Laundry & Storage aA Ton 1974 GMC Pick.up with Elementary School 7:00 p.m. llcence and pullce permlt area. Near schools and an 8 ft-1974 Cascade 1600 Trailer and addition on lot In right persons. New members welcome from requlred. Contact manager, 12. Music, Art, Dancing downtown. Clean, quiet, Camper. Complete with fur. Thornhill. Lawn, greenhouse, Terrace and Thorhlll.. Further Terrace Taxi - 635-22~. (cff) ;pactoue, security lock-up and nace, stove and ice box and woodshed, Will consider Information call 635-5486. or 635. mtrol. also trades. Phone 635.~641 tChlldren's Singing Classes 24. Situations Wanted 7425. Space" Is still available for evenings, and weekends. (p- Phone Mr. Lobelle 636.6367 beginners 8 to il years old. 635-5224 1966GMC 3&passenger bus. 327 . ..15.16.19.20,21.3.4.51 A Remlnder; Phone Joan Spencer 635.3382. Will babysit In my home area on Motor has'good pesslbllltles for 1~2x64Country Estate on extra l~e Terrace Daily Herald (p14-i$-16) a motor home. Phone 635.2837. large landscaped lot near Golf Terrace Child Development Strsume Ave. Phone 638.1569. 17-21) (C.16.17) Course. Phone 638.1507 for Centre Grand Opening more dotalls. (c.10,11,14,15,16) September 2~, 1977 2:00 PM 13. Personal H ILLSIDEJ.ODGE 33. For Sale. Misc. 44,50 Utile Avenue 1970 Ford Custom. Four dr. • :':':"":': :'.'...::::'.':..:.::" :-:.:::.:.'.:;:.:.:.:...:.:.'.::".:*:" "." ":::' Please Attend sedan, 302 cubic Inch, ..~:.:~:.'.: :,:;:;:.'~'.'.'.;.'.:;:.:.:,;.:.'.:.:." ".:..." ' ',:...... : .., .... :,.L" "." For further Into call the centre Sleeping rooms, housekeapln! ASTROLOGY For Sale: Gold nuggets at loc, ~nlts, centrally located. Ful¢ automatic. Priced to sell. at 635.9388 35c, 5oc sin. order $5.00. All ~urnishud. Reasonable rates b Phone 635-6235 or 635.4328 (cff) day or week. Non.drinker St.Matthews. A.C.W. rummage Register now for beginners orders C.O.D. Complete 1973 Vega G.T. Icludlng winter & Advanced evening classes. satisfaction or money refunded. only. Phone 635-6611. (ctf) Come to Church sale Saturday, September 24, 10 tires. Auto, Many extras. In a.m. to 1p.m. at St. Mafthows For more Information or con- Wm. W. Larkln, Canyon view, very good condition. For further Church, 4726 Lazelle Avenue. sultations Phone 635.239( Placer Mine, Rock Creek, B.C. Information. Phone535.5191. (p- SALVATION KNOX UNITED ZION BAPTIST (Evenings) (c-7.21) 13-16) Mills Memorial Hospital Thrift (P-16-5) ! 01inton Nanor I ARMY CHURCH CHURCH Shop Is having a bag sale on Must sell; 1 Ing,ils frldge and 1 i;Furitlsl~ed er unfurnished studfo| :rransfers - Plates - Sales Tax. 4637 Welsh 4907 Lazelle Ave. Cor. Sparks & Keith Saturday Sept 241h. Come and 14. Business Personal Kenmorestove 40" range. J.E. 1 bedroom apartments, i See Wightman & Smith - Captain: Bill Young Minister Rev. Dave Martyn Pastor: Paul Mohnlnger fill a brown grocery beg for freezer 14 cu. ft. Phone 6354948 |,%curlty enterpMne. SJuna~i AUTOPLAN agent. 4611 Office 635.2407 Lakelse Ave. Terrace. Open •Home 635.5309 $1.00. Store hours wlll be 10 after 6:00 638-1896. ((:-14-15-16- I ~4261 I 9:45 Sunday School Sunday School 17-18) Saturday. (df) Sunday School 9:45 a.m. a.m..4:3~ p.m. and the store Is Webb Refrigeration J , ~-1~ , I 11:00 Morning Workshop Senior 12 & up 10:00 a.m. Morning Worship 11:00 a.m. Under 12 11:00 a.m. located on Lazelle Ave, Just past i 1977 Mercury Monarch. 2 dr. 7:30 Evening Sery!ces Spas.Dee Prlnters.(P-15-16) Small one bedroom suite, close Like new condition. Low Men. Cottage meeting 7:30 Wershlp service 11:.00 a.m. 4823SOUC1¢: 635.2188 1 pr. size 12 Bauer goalie skates mllnge. Phone after 5:oo p.m. CHRISTIAN Like new. 540.00. Phone 63,5-6820 to town wanted by a young Wed. Home league 7:30 "The Terrace Branch of the 635-2303 (c.7.16) Sat. Youth group 7:30 REFORMED Planned Parenthood and ask for Kevln. (p-15-16) single girl by Oct 1. 1977. TERRACE * Association has resumed It's Private entrance preferred but phone e n~t necessary. Phone Cindy at 1973 Blazer 4x4 4-speed, Coptain er Mrs. Bill Young. CHURCH second year of work In the Birch firewood for sale. Phone P.S.P.B. Electric winch, Offers. ALLIANCE community. We are hopeful I Authorized 1 638.1704 after 5:00 p.m. (P-15- f~8-1350. (P.14-15-16) Sparks St. at Strauss Ave. Service Depot Phone 638-1919. • CHURCH Rev. Arthur Helleman 635.2621 that there will be many new Repairs to Refrigerators 16) ~49. Homes for Sale 1969 VW Bug Automatic, RediD, I;T. MATTHEWIS Pastor Roy Taylor people who share an Interest In Freezers, Washers, Dryers, Offers Phone 638.1919. (P.14.15. the w ek of the Assocletlon by 1-070 Sothll Chair saw House for sale CHURCH Sunday School. Terrace 10 a.m. And Ranges 16)__. Sunday School. Remo 2:30 p.m. attending the films, lectures i(~ $150.000. Call 635.5992after 6:00 2 bedroom home. To be moved Anglican Church of Canedo Sunday 9:45 - Bible School and discussion groups planned p.m. (P.15.16) off property. Phone 635.2537. 1974 Blazer In excellent con. 11:00 a.m.. Morning Worship 11:00 a.m. Worship service 4726 Lazelle Avenue, Terrace ,5:00 p.m. Worship Service the near future. KILGREN EXCAVATING (C-15-16-17-18.19-) dlfloo. Asking 53,900 Phone 635. Roy. Lance Stephons. 635-5U5 7:15 p.m. Evening Service For Further Information on Small cat work, 420JD. Land- 4390 (c.19,20,2,6,7,11,12,16) Wed. 7:30 p.m.. Bible Study & scaping, backfilling, stump the future programs you can E-78 14 studded snow tires. Like Church: 635.9019 Prayer PENTECOSTAL attend • meeting of the Terrace removal, clearing. Truck, new condition. Phone 635-4206. Owner leaving soon - priced tc Consign your car, truck or tandem axle. Hyab 17' Flat- trailer. Leta profesaional sell It TABERNACLE Branch of the Planned (I)-15-16) sell. A cozy 3 bedroom, Church Service 10 a.m. deck, 20' tandem axle trailer. modernly built home In ~T.hor. for you. 'Parenthood Association on Phone 635.3112. Ask for Wayne. Sunday School 10a.m. UPLANDS Wiener and feeder pigs for sale. nhlll. Features a lovely ~'ural Copper Mountain 4647 Lazelle Ave. Wednesday September 28 at 8 ~ce.f) In living room - flrepl~(:e Enterprises Ltd. RAPTIIT Paster M. Kennedy p.m. in the basement of the S sows. I pure bed landrace E.W. Landscaping dining room with patio di~)rs 635-4373 Office 635.2434 Home 635.5336 Public Library. (p.28) boar. Phone 842-5408. (C-15-16-' sundeck - lots of kltchen~:up D L 0060SA CHURCH I Box 454, Terrace, B.C. 17.18-19-) (ctf) MENNONITE The Terrace Bluebeck Swim Specializing In Lands, Trees, hoards - attraotlve bethreom Sunclay School 10:00 a.m. workahop- laundry room. Pastor D.K. Hale 635.9398 Morning Worship 11:00 a.m. Club will be holding registration Shrubs, etc. Complete Tree Wiener pigs. Phone 635.3265. This 1800 sq. ft. home sits o~ 1973 Chevy V= ton 6 cyL Radio, DRRTHRiN Care - Insect & Erosion Control, 'For Sale. C.11. Canopy. Asking $2,600. Phone Corneref Halliwell Sunday Evening 7:15 p.m. Wed. Sept. 21 from 7-9 p.m. and two.thirds acres. Furnished el and N. Thomas Sat. Sept 24 from 10.12 noon at Fencing & Contract Blasting Well constructed home.made 2. unfurnished. Taxes $51.00 only 6~.~Bo. (p.15.20.4) CHURCH Bible Study Wed. 7:30 p.m. the board room of the Terrace 6354993 horse trailer. Firm $500. Phone For view phone after 4:30 p.m Youth Night Thurs. 7:30 p.m Pool. For further Information. EUGENWOESTE 635.6694 after 5:00 p.m.P. 635.3986. 1975 Ford % ton pick.up. 26,00 3406 EbyStreet635.3015 : 10:00 a.m. Bible Teaching Phone Gloria Clarkson at 638- (o20,21,22 end of Sept.) 11,16,21,26. E, Frl.) miles.S5,000. Phone635.7400. (P Paster Dwayne Barkman Sunday School SACRED HEART 7411. (p.12.16). 11:00 a.m. Morning Worship 3406 Eby Street Phone 635.3015 Service PARliH Golden Rule: Odd Iob~ for the A special general meeting of Royal Manual Typewriter Pastor Dwayne Barkman 7:30 p.m. Singing and Bible 4830 Straume Ave. Terrace. Jobless. Phone 635.4535. 3238 Asking $125.00. In good con. the Skeena Valley Golf and Sunday School 10:00 am Study Phone:635.2312. Kalum. (cff) dlfen. Phone 635.6387. (C.15.16- Do It Now Weds. Sunday Masses Country Club membership Is 8:00 p.m. Home Bible Studies called for Tuesday October 4th., QU-EENSWAY TRADING 17.) Family Worship Service 11:00 8:15 a.m. 3215 Kalum. 638-1613 a.m. 10:15 a.m. at 8:00 p.m. in the Clubhouse. "You are Welcome at This concerns your Funding Terrace most unique second m 11:30 a.m. Committee reports, recom- hand store. Motel Demolition Sale at 3707 Aluminum Uplands" 7:30 p.m. mendations, discussion of You Need It- Kalum Court 10e.m. Sat. sept. General Meeting for election of We've Got It. 24, iVANO|LICAL CHRIST new Officers and Interim Book & Tape Swap Roo~ng.Lumber.Wlrlng FREt CHURCH CHURCH OF GOD LUTHERAN Operation ot the Club. It Is Guns - Antiques Doors, windows $5-$10 Sheets vitally Important you aHend. (p. Purnltura. Appliances 60amp~Panei with 5.7 Breakers~ Cor. Park Ave. and Sparks St. CHURCH Oct.4) T.V.s • Stereo's. Lots More S20 x 36,, Rev. W.H. Tatum 836 River Drive "For the Best Deal 100 amg Panel 5.8 Breaker $,10 3302 Sparks Street 635.5115 Terrace, B.C. for. Sparks St. & Park Ave. The Tamltlk Women's In Town" Toilets.S15, Sinks.S10, Stoves. Rev, Rolf Nosterud 635.5882 Association will hold their (otf.f) $20. 3.76 9:45 Sunday School Rev. R.L. White Morning Service. 11 a.m. annual general meeting on Morning Worship 11:00 a.m. Frldge $15, Washing 11:00 Morning Workshop Church School • 9:45 a.m. Thursday, September 29, at 8 Right of way falling and green Machine 540 Dryers $25 Tables 7:15 Evening Services Evening Worship 7:30 p.m. p.m. In the Kltlmat Women's grade contract wanted for $10 Chairs $2 Dressers $15425 THE DALLYHERALD Prayer Service Wed. 7:30 p.m. Sunday School, Confirmation Centre In the Nechako Centre. owner operator, newly rebuilt 4000 Watt fan f~rced heater S3S ;Sunda.y.School 10 a.m. Youth and Adult Classes grade shovel. Phone 635.3724. (C.lS.16.p) 3212 Kalum St. Terraoe ...'.'.','.:.'.:.:.:.'.'.:.'.~...... '.'.'.'.:.'.'.'..';:.'.'.'.'.'.....'...'v'.'¢.:.'.'.'.:.'.'.v...... ~.'...... v...... '.p:.:.:.'.:.'.'.';'.'...... 3 (P.14.15.16)

! 4) THE HERALD, Frlclay, September 23, 19; , PAGE 11 5 Focal Fil :r !i: 68. Legal ': The first sere t fortified with eight essent., I vitamins ? DISTRIC'rOFTERRAcE ' :~'" ' ' " came on the mar; :t 15 years' ANNUALTAX SALE NOTICE it'll a long way hack up the ! ago. By cultiva on, a to- hill to carry this 4S0-pound mato is conside ~d a veg- Pursuant to Sectlm 39s of the picnic table 'that was sent etable; botanical , it is con- Municipal Act, on the thlrtlth rofnag through a log fence in sidered a fruit n ancient day of September, 1977, at the Upper little Park earlier times, the olive vus culti- Coundl Chamber Of the District vated mainly for :s oil. The of Terrace, at .the hour Of Ten this week. Parks branch ancients used I e oil for o'clock, In the forenoon, there head Tony Gllinrd says his medicine, for fo i and for shall he offered for sale by employees replace 15 to 30 annointing their I dies.. Public Auction each and every U'ees every Monday that parcel of real property In. have been torn up by the U.S. Cat ~ cludlng Improvements, upon routs. Benches are Last year, U.S. "isherman ' ; which any of the taxes are frequently turned over and caught 37 per ce~ of the 6.6 i delinquent. The following fences pulled apart. Up billion pounds ," seafood properties have delinquent until recently, repair work consumed in this )untry. In tsxes asd September 19, 1977. was done by the Local 1964. they caught I per cent • i LEGAL DESCRIPTION + , Initiative Program workers of the total. STREET ADDRESS who built the pretty park on the side of the hill, but now Lot A Blod~ 17, DL 360, Plan that their grant has run out, 1949 RSCD. - 4,515 Haugland. city works eraws will have Low 2 of Lot 6 & 7 Plan 3053 Blk to repair damages when 5, DL360 Plan 4329 RS CD. - 2708 they have time. Parks Sparks. crews suspect an adult has u Lot 2 Elk. 19, DL 360, Plan 5080 grudge against the dlslrlet- i RSCD.- 2607 Kalum St. the tables are too heavey for Lot 21, Elk. 34, DL 360, Plan juveniles and the damage in 6051, RSCO. - 2205 Kalum St. Blk. 21, DL 361, Plan 965, R5 CD. malicious and methodieal. .4763 & 4765 Lakelse Ave. People seeing suspicious The Easterly 1 acre of B!k. 21, activities in the park are asked to phone the police. A DL 361, Plan 966 R$ CD. - 4761 OMINECA 3UIIJDAU i Lakelse. LOt 15, Block 6 DL 361, Plan 972, RSCD. - 3213 Kalum St. Lot 1 of Elk. B & Elk. 23 DL'3~I, Plan 1090Range 5 Coast District .4749 - 4755 Lakelse Ave. LOt 2 of Blk B and Blk. 23 DL i!; 361, Plan 1090 R5 CD - 4741 Dr. Lamb Lakelse. PR"-UDEN & CURRIE-- LTD. Lot 3 of Blk B and Blk 23, DL 361, Plan 1090 R5 CD - 4731 Many strokes Lakelso. Blk 4 of Bik A DL 361, Plan 1265, 1 can occur R5 CD - 4620 Davis. By Lawrence E. Lamb, M.D. West part of Lot B Elk. 13, of DEAR DR. LAMB -- My Elk. A DL 361, Plan 3151 RSCD. DEAR DR. LAMB -- My sister and I disagree'about the • 4631 Davis. question'is can .a person have use of codeine. She insists that E Pt. of Lot B Elk. 13, of Elk. A seven or eight strokes before codeine can become addictive i DL 361, Plan 3151 RSCD - 4629 final death. I heard ff one has and for that reason her doctor Davis. two, the third is fatal, and one discontinued giving her a par- Lot 10, Elk. 3, DL 361, Plan 3203 does not know when these will ticular medication for pain during a recent illness. He HI~AI - I;I.U~I: Ig It/On A~u RbCD - 4720 Hamer Ave. occur until they happen. SCHOOLS POTENTIAL [ • Lot 3 Blk 3 DL 361, Plan 3204 DEAR READER -- There said it contained codeine and OVER 3 ACRES ON KALI fireplace, 3 good.sized Attractive three bedroom home Light Industrial zone- 1 1/2 RSCD - 4705 Soucle Ave. is no limit to bow many she could become addicted to LAKE DRIVE '| bedrooms, large rear sundeck with wall to wall carpeting, acres with a good solid full Lot 5 NI/=, Blk. 16, DL 361, Plan strokes a parian can have. the drug. Neat and clean 2 bedroom| andafullbasmentwithasauna, Is codeine really an addic- acorn fireplace, approximately bsmt house-2 brms on main 3273 RSCD - 4609 Straume. Repeated small strokes may I home. Large workshed and a I fireplace end partially finslehd 110 sq. ft. with 1 bedroom, floor and 2 brms In bsmt- ~ ~t~/~ Lot S EV= Blk. 11 DL 361, Plan cause symptoms of short tive drug? I worked in a phar- chicken house. Also Included I recreation room. The large lot macy some years ago'and 1 rumpus room with a wet bar, modern cabinet kitchen with 3329 R5CD - 4709 Park Ave. duration and may or may not is an 8'x32' trailer with i has a rear view of the Skecna laundry room and storage on buit.ln range and oven-4 pc cause any permanent am sure I heard the phar- Iseparate septic tank and" Valley. Phone RustyLlunghfor Lot 9 Of LOt 3 of E1/~ Elk 0 Plan macist say that codeine, such the basement level. There Is an bathroom up and 3 pc 1985 DL 361, Plan 3473 RSCO - damage. connected to the water viewing. attached carport end the -bathroom In bsmt.Owner l I as aspirin with codeine, in 4707 Loan Ave. The small strokes are now system. A dandy parcel of thought to be caused by small itself was not addictive. property is landscaped and anxiou to sell so got the details IMMACULATE Parcel A Explan plan 4166 Lot 3 land with 716 ft. of frontage on fenced. Contact Bert Llungh to from Bob Sheridan. bits breaking off a clot in Will you please settle this a paved road. Call Bob BEDROOM Elk i2, DL 361, Plan 1117, R$CD view. Located on fully Iz arteries in the neck. The argument between us? Sheridan. ;. 4742 Tuck Ave. small clots may temporarily DEAR READER -- Part of and fenced lot on Lot B (~f Lot 15 of South Va Blk I obstruct an artery in the brain the problem may be in the Avenue. Wall to w~ DL 361, Plan 5989 RSCD - 4744 causing transitory symptoms: definition of addiction. This windows. Will qt Tuck Ave. If the small clot moves on and word is used so loosely both in CMHC 95 percent fi I.ot 22, BIk 6 DL 369 Plan 972 ends up in a silent unimpor- professional and public use 3all Dwain McCol RbCD - 4550 Lakelse. tant part of the brain there that it means all sorts of formation on how yo. Lots 28 & 29BIk 6 DL 369 Plan may be no residual effects at things to different people . ¢our home for very I 972 Range 5 Coast District - all. If by addiction you mean a GREAT FAMILY LOCATION 3220 Kalum St. HOUSE WITH A VIEW .... A large clot can obstruct a. rson will have discomfort Three bedroom spill level ~48~)gMcConnelhas 3 bdmn full t~ 30 Elk 6 DL 369 Plan 972 major large artery to the~:~; d feel so bad when they. stop bsmt 1136sq ft and only 3 yrs CD-3232 K~lum St. brain add ~cause extensive,. a medieine that they will seek overlooking Terrace and the old. All britons are carpeted 15 Blk ~ :DL 369 Plan '972 damage or death in a very more of the medicine, it is ad- Skeena Valley. Some of the QUIET AREA & MINIMUM also Ilvlngc room and dining RbCD - 4431 Lakelse. short time -- sometimes even dictive. If you mean sudden many excellent features in OF TRAFFIC room-ensulte plumbing of 1 Lot 10 BIk 2 DL 369 Plan 3094 within minutes. cessation of medicine may this home are three bedrooms, Delightfully different spacious mstr bedroom-attachec RbCD - 4419 Legion. The difference is based on cause serious symptoms then lensulte plumbing, fireplace, 2 bedroom morn basement carport-nat gas heating- Ifinished rec. room and utility I Lot 1 DL 369 Plan 7024 RSCD - how large the artery is that is alcohol is addictive. home, very large living room, Owner will take a rock bottom room. The attached garage Is I 3210 School St. involved -- or stated another Perhaps I can help by poin- with floor to open ceiling, price of $45,000.00. Give Bob Slk 3 DL 611 Plan 3067 RSCD - way bow large and important ting out that codeine and Insulated. Grounds fullYl brick fireplace, attachec landscaped. Drive by 44031 Sheridan a call. SPACIOUS MODEF HOME 5003 Graham. the area of brain is that is morphine are both from carport drive by 4611 Mc. Birch Ave. and then call any of | Only 3 years old, 1: Lot 2 Except part Included In damaged for any reason. It opium. Heroin also belongs to our sales staff for completel Cannel 'and give Bob Sheridan the group. with full basement plan 4660 Elk 4 DL 611 Plan 3604 also depends upon whether the details. . i a call RSCD - 4940 McDeek. brain damage is permanent or ~, kitchen, nice dinlnt ust temporary, causing poor fireplaces, ensuite Lot 64 DL 615 Plan 1215 RSCD. DEVELOPMENT POTEN- 5235 Haugland. unction of the cells because off master bedro i TIAL room, all bedroon Lot 10 Elks 5, 6, 8,7 DL 837 Plan of temporary swelling of the Spacious older home on 3220 Range S Coast District • tissues. room, and dining rc concrete foundation, with 3 carpeted. Located 4106 Sparks St. Many patients who survive bedrooms, den and mud room The S 6.5 acres of Lot 3 Sac. a stroke never die from a heated with electric heat and tractive area of Wes :'~mUNIQUELY ~'; D'I FFE R ENT...... DDi4647. 1 DL 838 Plan 1105 stroke at all but often die from located on a large lot 164x189 Call Bob Sheridan. Quality constructed 3 bdmn Range 5 CD. • 3624 Kalum St. a heart attach. The common In a residential No.2 area. HOME Property has sub-division are off an upper balconey The North V= of Elk 4 DL 97"/ forms of heart disease and WELL LOCATED - WELL strokes are beth caused by the ,OW TAXES potential or development which overlooks these rooms. Plan 1055Ranges Coast District LCOMF:ORTABLE potential for multiple CONSTRUCTED modern kitchen with laundry 4314 Sparks St. .same disease of arteries -- Located lust off Queanswa fatty cholesterol deposits -- this three bedroom home has dwellings. Contact Rusty Convenient to all school ievels room lust a step away.study (c.15,16) VULCAH Liungh to view. this 1200 sq. ft. full basement called atherosderosis. wall to wall carpeting, room with patio doors to deck- franklin fireplace, patio doors. home has natural rock fireplace in Iivlnf living room. District of Kltlmat To give you more informa- MACHINERY & to front sundeck, laundry area fireplace. Ensulte plurnblng. bsmt has free standing PRICE REDUCE Notice of Tax Sales tion about small strokes, big and a large eating area In the strokes and what we. know EQUIPMENT LTD 3 additional bedrooms In the fireplace In p large living MEDIATE OCCUPt kitchen. To view Phone Rusty basement. Attached carport - As per section 395 of the about preventing them I am ilL.jungh. Full price $32,000. rumpas room-sundeck over You'll be sure to extra built-Ins. Nicely treed home. This three Munlclpal ACt, unless the sending you The Health Letter Cowart Road carport.twin seal windows- number 2-S, Strokes; Cerebral lot. Asking $49,000. Give Bob new listing in town on Dairy home Is only one yea dellnquent taxes are pald on or Sherldan a call. before September 29th 1977, a Vas~lar Accident-- Cerebral PRINCE GEORGE, Ave.see this really different sq. ft., with rock fire tax sale wlll be held In the ¢lL,~mbesis. Others who want well built home with Bob baths, wall to wall tt munldpal Councll Chambers, this information can send 50 B.C. Sheridan. rec room, bath, lau 1101 Klngflsher Avenue, cents with a long, stamped, invites inquiries about HOME WITH A REVENUE two extra large bec Kltlmat, B.C. at 10:00 a.m. serf-addressed envelope for it. Large modern home with the daylight basemq September 30th, 1977 for the Just send your request to me fireplace, wall to wall carpets, home has a car dlspesfflon of the followlng in care of this newspaper, TREE FARMER ensulte plumbing, and a full sundeck. The lot properties: P.O. Box 1551 Radio City Sta- basement with two rental landscaped with ga tion, New York, NY 10019. BANTAN suites. One suite has two Price reduced to 30,000for this and storage shed. C RANGE COAST DISTRICT bedrooms, bathroom and neat two bedroom home. McCall to view th Block 1202B kitchen, living area, 2nd suite Close to schools. This home home. MLS. 1965 GMC 5 TON Lot No. 15 BOMAG bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, has kitchenette, V= beth and has wall to wall carpeting. i Equlpped wlth power wlnch. Plan 3499 Industrial Avenue fireplace, eating area In the bedr~c~m. House Is well There is a separate garage Prlca $1500.00. Phone 635.1676,. cons'~rd'cted, has two meters, DOUBLEWIDE WITH SHOP Block 1204 with a 'workshop. Nicely !qe.~ (P.14-1&17-19-21) LOEB kitchen plus dining room, and a AT BARGAIN PRICE Lot No.15 large family room and entrY 'twb~.~t water tanks. For I~ndscaped also a green house Plan 3400 Industrial Avenue fur!~ Information phone Modern 2 bdmn Century For Sale or Rent. Concrete on the ground level. The with a garden area. Vendor double wide on concrete Block 1204 HYDRO-AX property Is nicely landscaped Ru~': Llungh. will carry secondary finan- Lot No. 16 Plan 3400 506 En- forms. Build your own rlngwall.servlced by P.U.C. basement and save Phone 635. and there Is a carport. Phone cing to the right party. To water systme-only six years terprise Avenue HALL- Bert Liungh to view. vllh~ this mutllpe listing No. Block 220 ?45 old and in good condition- also KEN H0SKINS 2662 Phone Rusty Ljungh. 22')(28' shop with concrete L.! Space No.7 ?:" : 584 W. Columbia Avenue floor.large lot.owners offer " X 10" Wood beams aft, loft Block 264 financing assistance and are Space No. D.4 nd 12 ft lenths. Assorted AT: only asking 521,000. Make an 653 W, Columbia Avenue ~locking .Phone 635-3145. (p.12- offer. Contact Bob. Sheridan. BRAND NEW WEL 546-0101 ..... ," " ". i! ' M.Fell Treasurer Collector 16) TREED LOT - ( JALIT (C.16) ~~.. ~]~. CAPTIVATING VIEW OF THROUGHOUT TERRACE AND SKEENA MOBILE HOME WITH 1200 sq. ft. - full ha, ment, rHORHHILL- HANDY MAN VALLEY LARGE ADDITION large bedrooms, can al brlc SPECIAL 4609 Westvlew has 3 bedroom, fireplace, ensuite r Jmbln PRICED TO SELL 3969 Simpson Ave Thornhlll. Located on Paquefte street full basement, 2 fireplaces, 2 total sq ft approx 1000 ft.3 richly carpeted, pe~ d sen ~ull bathrooms, rumpus room, ANXIOUS OWNER New Business's :lose to schools this home has 3 bdmns with large master- circle drive through :arpel bedrooms, full basement, attacked garage, kitchen Is 3 bedrooms - full basement - really well Insulate 4" attractive fireplace, built.In large living room with Not listed in our double windows and Is ap- loaded with cabinets and franklin fireplace.storage walls 6" in cel g al range a~d frldge Includ~cl, hot range and oven, built.In china proximately 1040sq. ft. Heating room oroffice space-on P.U.C. basement wails c~ nplete Is electric and It Is serviced by a water [~fatlng. Very private cabinet, enclosed patio at water system- gyprocked and h slate }'re B,O. Tel Direotory. well end septic tank. Home and seeded setting. Asking rear, 2 bedrooms, bathroom, natural gas heating $55,(: requires Interior finishing. To S65,000'~nd will consider of. rumpus room in basement. • call Bob Sherld~ ~ vl( x & J AUTOMOTIVES-638-8484 view call Bert Liungh. Full tars. Give Bob Sheridan a Asking $46,000 - give Bob anytime. ted call. Sheridan a call. VILLAGE MEATS- 638-1765 I • .I TERRAOE01L BURNER SERVICES- 635-4227 • '|:l;~le-Mr ONE month courtesyof the DALLY HERALD c0, ur business phone listed for your eudomsrs Please Oall 635-6357 t6 PAGE 12, THE HERALD,Friday; September23, 1977

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