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VOLUME 71 NO' I~ FRIDAY, DECEMBER 16, I~ Senior's Party The Downtown Lions Branch of Lions In- ternation will be hollding their annual Senior Citizens' Party at the Terrace Hotel on Thursday, December 29 at 7:30. Included in the en- tertainment program for this eagerly anticipated event will be a piano recital by pupils of Maril~m. Davies; an exhibition of dancing by Vicki Parvianen, and old time fiddling by Rennie Therrien. Last year over 80 at- tended the social func- tion, and this year the Lions are expecting a similar turnout. According to Lions' Zone chairman Hugh W. Hepburn, in an interview Three Rivers Workshop held its annual Christmas sale in the dieapped made all the toys and crafts themselves. with the Terrace Herald, Terrace Co-op Thursday. Participants in the facility for the hun- the Seenior Citizens' Society has been notified, Trevor Hendry, above, who will he 3 in January was and preparations are looking forward to attending Laxelle Pre 8¢lmd nut already well underway to month. Dept. of Human Resources refusal to ralM tim ensure its success. subsidy of 140 per h per child which has not .ben ',) changed since 1971 has forced Its eloswu m Cyril wants transportation Use of the banquet December 31st, and the layoff of all five staff mum- room at the Terrace burs, accord- spokesmen, Thoreday. $uimrvkm, Shelford, Skeena the first to propose the necessary 90 miles far- routing-to service the has raised hopes in Hotel for the party has Mary McNatrnay, holding Trevor above, vdut~ h~ Mi•A•ril, said Thursday in roll-en roll-off run from ther than landing in Alusha Pipe Line and the Kitimat and Terrace that been donated by Angle to work without pay andthus enable the seh~ to keep Terrace he has seat a Tsawwasse to Kitimat, Kitimat. Nroth. He fears BC could an overhaul of the Geereart, woner- open until the end of the year. letter to the Hon. Sam the government and BC Shelford is also ad- stand to lose millions in present clumsy and manager of the Hotel. /:/i Bawlf, B.C. Minister of Ferries authorities in- vecating renaming the trade and sales tax inadequate Northwest J Recreation and Con- stead used the idea and route (Kitimat and High- dollars if this is not done. coastal transportation for,e DespairVoiced At servation expressing Pl~in.t it into practice for way 37) the Water- The abbeuncement this service will be carried Senior Citizens will br concern at the'lack of a ce Rupert. Highway Route to the week that CP Rail has out. provided by the Down- clear cut, long-term This was a direct run North and the doing away signed an agreement to If this is done, there is a town Lions Club. Persons Pre-school Closure government policy on half way up the province with Highway 25. He says take over Northland possibility the Skeena requiring further in- Northern Ferry Tran- and the Terraee xdea had this route could be~:ome Navigation on a six year MLA s letters might be¢ formation are asked to For the 41 pre-sehoul kiddhm attending ortation systems, been to save energy and the number one supply lease with option to buy i receive serious attention. phone 635-7202 days or Lazelle Pre Sehoars morning and evening ClONes, elford said he was ensure quicker, ,: ' 638-1754 evenings. The amid the glow of Clwistmas ft~tlvKiu, abe .mr: referring~intedly to the deliveries. Two:,dri~ers ~. same numbers...apply for : l~.f~.tl~;1N.e4x~Y~_alEkMm~t,imh~L,,~.,~.~.~.,,i~-,.--. prb~d'-Klt[mat" 'r~"~:~ou]d .::: have: ~-:'b-ecn -T/ibm r/eedirig titan: ...... The schQol s~ff ~f ~ree b#ve Id~eady rudnd linl~/'eoneerning ~hleh p|ckedup at'Kitimat and • sportation to the party, theirlay-offnotices,effective December 31. After t Jack Davis has the trucks speedily• that the school must close down. repeatedly assured him driven North. ~ ' wou' "'ege 20 °thersuch child care and edueaUm would see "changes Had this been im- facilities have had to close their dosn in B.C. forthcomi g." plemented, over hall the since September. :j! Speci fi c a pipe line supply, Shelford Terrace'a Lazelle Pre-School would, also, have changes would mean a feels, could come out of opening been closed by now had it not heen f~ the xlb direct ferry from Kitimat Vancouver rather than sacrifice of Mary McNalrnay (pictured •hen)' to Tsawwassen; a run via Edmonton and the who received notice in November that abe would from Port Hardy to U.S. No way, he says, be laid offat the end of the month. Kitimat every second will trucks come into VICTORIA (CP) -- The Had Mary not agree d to continue wm'l~ re,all run,:and a CP ferry from Prince Rupert in Winter Max Bell Hall of the the year's end, without pay the school would have Vancouver to Kitimat if and face slide conditions Luster B. Pearson been unable to meet its commitments and would CPA~thUrchased Northland. on the road to Terrace - College of the Pacific have closed November 30th. ough Terrace was plus travelling the un- campus near here was The other three members of the staff, one officially opened Wed- Supervisor and 2 assistants will join the ranks of nesday, the unemployed January Ist, next year. "What a Happy NewYear it will be - for The $700,000 building, an_dfor all these 41 kids" a parent said, Thursday. Star of Bethh l em which contains a 360-seat The problem arises from the system for hmd/lig LONDON (AP) -- The arance of the star may theatre, is a gift of the that has remained unchanged since 1971, x- biblical star of ~ ve been caused by the Max Bell Foundation of cording to one spokesman for the group. • Bethlehem was probably conjunction of the planets Calgary. "The B.C. government has set a sulzddy of $40 a giant thermonuclear Jupiter, Saturn and per child per month that has been uncha~ed for space explosion that Mars, or by a comet or Taking part in the the past 6 years, despite inflated costs of every might recur any time, meteor that lit up the sky. opening ceremony were thing else. three astronomers report Lorraine Prost, Product Safety Specialist for the federal depart- R. S. Malone of Toronto, There is also a fixed cost of $40 per month for in an~ ;articl e Published But the journal article ment of Consumer and Corporate Affairs was in Terrace this week - chairman of the foun- those able to pay. However, most of our pup~ here. says the aneient Chinese on an interesting "mission". She carried with her a thick piece of dation, and John Nichol are from families on welfare - and of course we The two Britons and a Astronomical Treatise of lucite plastic with a large hole in the center, with which she was of Vancouver, chairman cannot charge them." New Zealander say they the History of the Former testing childrens toy rattles. If the rattles headpieces are able to of the college beard. As to the costs for their schooling, premises, reached their conclusion Hun Dynasty recorded pass through the hole in the plastic they are considered unsafe toys etc., as far as the Herald was able to find out, the after' studyin~ records of the 70day appearanee of and must be taken off sale. If the rattle head is too large to pass Pearson is one of three Government makes absolutely no subsidy ancient Chinese and a bright star at the right through the hole, this means they cannot be swallowed by the child, United World Colleges. whatever. Korean astronomers time and in the right ledge in the child's throat, or get stuck in the child's mouth. The other two are in So strongly do the staff and parents feel that tlm believed to have seen the place to have been the Wales and Singapore. decision to make the Lazelle Pre-Bcbod the |hi, phenomenon. star of Bethlehem. Their aim is to promote child car and educational facility a casualty k The article, published international under3 B.C.,staff members and fellow sympalhh~'s- in the journal of the Royal TYPICAL OF NOVA standing through and possibly even children . will ida in a Astronomical Society, The period the star was education. Students, all plcketting of the Dept. of Human Remources of. was written by Dr. John seen was typical of a B.C. leader declares scholarship winners, rices on Lakelse Ave. at noon FHdsy (today). Parkinson of the Mullard nova, a secalled new star come from countries "Maybe it won't do any good. Terrace is • INg Space Science that is in fact a runaway throughout the world, long way (in more ways than onelfrom Vlotwl~," Laboratory at Dorking, thermonuclear explosion one mother said bitterly, Thursday, clutelfl~ s Dr. Richerd Stephenson on the surface of a"white Bennett unfit for job The college awards an child. "But at least we'll have tried." of the Institute of Lunar dwarf" star in a twostar i And who knows? Maybe there IS a Santa Claus, and Planetary Sciences system, the article said. "The negativism of because he damands it to. more money left in the calaureate earned by two Virginia! Perhaps he will remember Terrace. at Newcastle University "It is likely to have Premier Bennett and his Blaming the other hands of the taxpayer, years of study following Goodness knows Terrace could use a visit from and New ZealanderiDr. been caused by a small, lack of fai'th in the provinces for the failure Stephens said. Grade 11. ' Santa, fight now. David Clark of the Royal super-dense dying star in economy of British of the Greenwich Obseratory. orbit around a star that is Columbia renders him economy is simply a The star of Bethlehem; probably still shining/' unfit for his job" said Vic refusal to accept 3 as described in! the Parkinson said. "The Stephens, leader of the responsibility on his own *years probation Gospel according ~o St. dense small star, With its Progressive Con- shoulders where it Matthew, was a' light enormous gravitational • servative Party of British belongs. I don;t hear shining "in the~ east" field caused by its density Columbia. Speaking at a PremmrLougheed A 22 year old Terrace cases is to puncmh, Duncan's background, to her probation officer, which led the Wise'Men to of several tons per cubic Board of Officers crying about the failure woman appeared in severely and harshly, but the fact that her marriag she reside in Terrace the birthplace of Jesus. inch, would be pulling meeting on Saturday of Alberta'seconom~'and Terrace County Court because of the cir- e was unstable and unless approval is givqm In the past, scientists hydrogen gas off the Stephens 'said that I believe Bntishg Thursday for sentencing cumstances in Duncan's because she was in a for her to move, she have thought the ap- larger star. "British Columbia is rich Columbia is every bit as on a manslaughter case, he ordered three state of depression at the submit to mental health in resources beyond our strong or even stronger charge, years probation, time. counselling, she seek and wildest dreams and our thaan Alberta." Dorothy Duncan was Both Crown prosecutor Duncan continues in maintain suitable era- Hamburgers no helper people are strong and earlier convicted of Jack Talstraanddefense this depression, he said, ployment or return ~ I vital andit's time we told "The way to effect a manslaughter in con- counsel Don Brown asked and it would not be in her school and she not Two student~"of Skeena Health inspector in the Premier and the change in the fiscal and nection with the death of for leniency and stated interest or the public's permitted the respon- Secondary Sel~'ool and a Terrace revealed there whole world that we economic policies of the her 21 month old that incarceration would interest for her. to be sibility for caring for teacberwere , reported had been no reports believe our future is other provinces isby daughter Amelia. not be necessary in this jailed, children in any manner having beenVtaken ill received of such an in- greater than our past." example not be demand. The court found the case because Duncan is Judge Low went on to or capacity. Monday after eating cident. However, he said, Let's get our own house in child had died as a result' neither a person whom say that Duncan's Duncan has two other hamburgers said to have such occurrences are Referring to Bennett's roder in British Columbia of being struck by her the public needs to be prospects for the future children who are wards been kept too long in the quite general in public key not address to the and show the other mother, protected from, nor are limited, and he hoped of the Superintendent refrigerator of the eating establishments, annual Sooted Con- provinces how well it Judge Richard Low, would rehabilitation be she would receive sup- Child Welfare. At the school's canteen. and few sufferers bother vention, Stephens said works"... Stephens said. after reading a pre- accomplished in jail. port from the corn- time of the baby's death, However, all three were to report them. "Most that "the Premier is Whileagreeing with the sentence report from Judge Low stated that munity, she was pregnant with said to have recovered often," he said, "people naive if he really believes Premier's remarks that Duncan's probation of- the circumstances of the Conditionsof the three another child, but has within 48 hours. A check think they have come that the rest of Canada the cost of government ficer e said the initial beating may have ec- years probation are that since undergo~ abortion with a 'Skeena Public down with the flu". will shape' up just should be limited and reaction to manslaughter curred because of Duncan report regularly and sterilization. ~'4++1~ ". )fir. rlr.~ALt, r,;.+++ t,¢.¢,,)1,¢~ la I+"'

migrm,ts settled jn the This weekc.d is ;, IIlOVt'tl 1.0 ;J rp'w t)mldmg on I,;=zelh" AvPr,iw, what Northwest wig=i thP en- spcecial time for the (:r)uragemer=t Of Canadian 25 years the Christian Reformed Church conl~regation of Terrace is I)rvsl')=tly Ih(, A))gllPa)= Church in I'crr;,('P. Nal.iorml Railway who Chrmtian Reform Church warill:d tO .pol)Ulat~: this -- they're celebrating the The church mad~: its final move to date in I!)~;5, rl;i;a. 25th anniversary of the Althoughthough the church in Terrace. at the completion of the The present church at building on Sparks Street church's roots are Dutch, Sparks and SIraume. From a small start of nine families, the and Straum Avenue. the Reformed church Js a Since 1952, the Reformed Local Christian Reform Canadian church t(xlay, Church hasmoved four congregation of the Rev. Van Daalen added. Christian Reform Church activities include a boy's times, but has been club, clavinettes, a young The church emphasis is located in tlds spot since has grown in size to 50 on preaching the gospel, families. people's society, Terrace 1965. Sunday school, Remo the reverend explained, The congregation first but also in applying the met in a private home, sunday school, Golden but soon held services in Hour Circle, Young adult gospel to every aspect of groups and Christian your life. what was then the The anniversary will be Seventh Day Adventist Reformed men's society. Church on Lakelse The current pastor, celebrated this Sunday Avenue, with the two Rev. Ciebran Van Daalen With spciaal services at explained that the the church at 10 a.m. and oups sharing the 5 p.m;, and also on tiding. * Christian Reform Church The first pastor of the began in Canada with the Monday with a special church was Rev. G. Van post-Warold War II wave program and fellowship Laar. of immigrants. evening at 8 p.m. at the In 1954. the church These Dutch im- church and school... i 26thANNIVERSARY )mmmsm ~~! ~+./,~.% + ; OF THE , T..c= c.RISTIA. I REFORMEDOHUROH ]~ SundayDecember 18 there will be a special Aniversary .~ I • - ]~ Serviceat 10:00 a.m. ~M Monday December 19 at 8:00 p.m. at the Church a MW The first worship place of the nine family congregation. Everybody welcome on Sunday or Monday or both. 40 ~mation phone 635.5558 The anniversary committee of the Christian Reformed Church worked long and hard to make the 25th anniversary a memorable occasion.

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zm OF L " Sunda~,'MaS'ses...... ~lmOE • . ...,.:~.i .... ;u ,:. :,..~ 8:1S a.m. . + ; , ~; )0:15 a.m. ;T ALLIANOE BAPTIST Y0 UR 7:30'h:30p.m.a'm" CHURCH CHURCH ,...,or,.,,.,,o, .r.S,.rk.,.*..,, CHOICE mmm Pastor Paul Mohninger Sunday 9:45- Bible School Office635.2407Home 635.$309 THiS ,.oo Worshipa.,,. ,,,o.,,n~ BRETHREN 7:15p.m.- Evening Service ~undaySchool 9:~ a.m StudyWed"&7:30prayerP'm'" Bible a.m.M°rningWorship 11:0C ' e"NDAY uun, 3406 Eby Street 4~.S01S

UPLANDS CHURCH " Pastor Dwayne Barkmin BAPTIST CHRIST lO:0O a.m. Sunday Sch~, OHUROH OF .:OO,m. ~.m,,~Wo.h,~ Service ,,,te,. o.K.,., ,,.,,, LUTHERAN Corner of Halliwell GOD 10:00 a.m.,,d H.'rhoma,Bible Teaching U6 River Drive CHURCH Sunday School Terrace, B.C. Carl Sparks St. lh00a.m Morning Worship & Park Ave. ~r~,ce .ev ~L Wh,te ST. MATTHEW'S The original Usk Church, now demolished, was the centennial project. 7:30p.m. Slnging and BIble Morning Worship 11:01 Rev. RolfNosterud model for the Usk Pioneer Chapel, built in 196T as a . Study Weds. 8:00 Home Bible Evening..m. Worship 7:30 p.m. """ ANGLIOAN Studies Prayer Service Wed. 7:30 ~orning Service 11:00a,m. OHUROH "You are Welcome at p.m. Church School 9:45 a.m. Uplands" Sunday School 10:00 a,m. Sunday School, Con- 4726 Lazelle Ave. rirmatlon 635-9019 Youth and Adult Classes SundayServices: 10:00 a,m. Church School & Adult Discussion EVANGELIOAL KNOX .:oo a.m. Holy Com- munion for the family

FREE OHUROH UNITED PENltOOSTAL Ministers:Rev. Lance Stephens. 635- OHUROH TABERNAOLE .asRev. Stephen Inoue - 635. 2416 Car. Park Ave. and 4907 Lazelle Ave. 4647 Lazelle Ave. Pastor M. Kennedy Sparks St. Minister Rev. Office 635.2434 Rev. W.H. Talum Dave Martyn Home 63S.5336 3302 Sparks Street Sunday School 10:00 a,m 635.S115 Sunday School Morning Worship 11:0( 9:45 Sunday School Senior 12 & up 10:00 a.m, a.m. i 0, 1 An earlier congregation posed for this picture after a 11:00 Morning Workshlp Under12. 11:00 a.m. Sunday Evening 7:15 p,m 4637 Walsh Ave. Sunday service. 7:15 Evening Services Worship Service 11:00 a.m. Bible Study Wed. 7:30 p,m. Welcomesyou toworship Youth Night Thurs. 7:3 Sunday p.m. ):30 a.m:' Christian Education Hour ~.~, ~ ~.~+~" . I1:00 a.m. Family Worship CHRISTIAN Service i~ ,~, ~] ~ ' " " ~' 7:30 p.m. Evanglistlc REFORMED Salvation Meeting Monday Night /; : i+41 | +L T:30 p.m. Bible Study & OHUROH Prayer Meeting, ~ INednesday SparksSt.& r:30 p,m. Ladies Home Streume Ave. League Fellowship Saturday Rev. S. Van Daalen ~:30 p.m, Youth Group ~,M #a Servicete S Week Sunday School. Terrace 1C serviceson Gidlon. a.m. S35-5446 Sunday School. Remo 1:00 Christian Councelllng p.m. Emergency Welfare 11:00 a.m. Worship Service SpirltualResources 5:00 p,m. Worship Service "THE MAN THE CALL" UUllding the church. Members of the congregatJon pitched in to help with the construction. ..o,,.....,.,...o,,O...... o.o.....o ...... o...... °...... °.°.....°...... °...~..~..°...... °...... '...... °....Y:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:°:°:°-..~.~.~.:.:.:.:.:.:.::~:::::::::."::~::::::::::.~:.;:: ~ '

/ THE HERALD, Friday, December 16, 1977, PAGE 3 More medical study need ed Single auto licence plates 6REEKMANyBw~/f~sY'AHE

modern English vocabul for Alean workers' healt nets 100,000 novelty order W--theTWelvepercent°fthewordswe use MONTREAL (CP)--A larger stores sell them chosen. Most plates are every day--come directly . .. provincial government for $1.99. embossed in French, with from Greek roots. KITLMAT,B,C" (CP) -- biostatistics at the The study linked the unmn~...... decision tosave$1 million Quebee's motor vehicle more English slogans NICAHAGUAiS A medical expert University of Cincinnati, health problems to work ,__uuncner ...... sam ne nan by issuing' ' only rear bureau imposed only two soon to be introduced. LARGEST retained by Alcan were contained in a letter in the smelter. ' ,,ever ~cc,.... - l elz,rL hc' en ce plates in 1978 has design restrictions--no The partners say they I Ni,icaragua is the Smelt,.rs and Chemicals to the company's health Btmcber said he feels ~roma. ma3or, study, sucn. ....---]~"noh~a ...t~'~. _..o, numerals, no obscenity, produce 100,000 vlates a argest of Central Ltd. to evaluate a union- officer releasedby Alcan the information published as this, which, has m- trepreneurs~" into' the "Novelty plates aren't week, dividing the work America's republics, funded health study of today. by the union does not :luded sohttle data from n,v,~ltv nlnt,~ m~ek~t new, they've been ex- between two - with an ~rea of 5,000 workarsin the company's The $180,000 study, support the conclusions Zeresults." .... "-I~e-n"S"l~ugar'i'-38~.-and tremely popular in 18 owned manufacturers, square miles. aluminum smelter here funded by the Canadian drawn, but that sup- The company sa)a .it Gary Dingwall, ' 31, American states where Dingwall added that SIBERIANSNOT says he needs in- Association of Smelter portin~ data may be in ~scontsctedtheunmnm ,~,,,o,~ ,,f -n a' o~ only one licence plate is sales are bound to in- THIRSTY formation not contained and Allied Workers, the unmn'sresearchffles, _.,^_.m effort , ...... to obtain ,~.~ the Promotmns...... • ...... Ltd., got required," Shugar said. crease after the guy- . Stretching 395 miles in the published study to found that 30 per cent of "This study has .,~,c,~., ,~q,.~?~..-.. started in October with But Unimex is the first eroment plates are song and nearly 49 miles complete his report, the 1,-200 workers studied produced tremendously ...... uuncner sam mat on 100,000 orders for the Canadian company to issued--they go on sale wide, Lake Baikal in The comments of Dr. had reduced lung valuable information for ze nares...... oz what ne nau novelty front plates, enter the field. Jan. 9--and "everyone sou~ern Siberia holds RelphBuncher, professor capacity and that many with aluminum curious numenc Unimex hired an artist learns they are only neany as much fresh of epidemllogy and had skeletal disorders. the good of all concerned ~,me.n,ne zelt a n.umDer oz Sales to date total about to create designs getting one plato." water as the Great Lakes. smelting," Buncher tiscrepancies"in the re- ~d"0~n0a am°ntehc'eSnhtugar reflecting Quebecers' "We predict our first- WOMEN LEGISLATE wrote, but added that the :._,3ort need to be accounted terwew.- " tastes, in addition to year sales should total .. New. Hampshire has union presentation of :v~ . . . If sales are any in- selections submitted by a about $1.5 million." the highest percentage of Hydro rates flndings "contains far too The StuDy• mso ap- &catmn,. . more than Montreal agency. Suburban St. Laurent women, holdin~ whichlittleinformatiOnan objectivefromre- ofparently'failedfor ~bnormal'~'esDessible exvlanationstoaccount on the million500'000cars°f Quebec'Swill sporttW°the CHOSEAhout25slogaus 25 DESIGNS in two- orderedthe municipal 5,000 plates logo ~thfor ~4seam~"!egl.s.l~we~is~per posiho~c,~ cent~""= viewer can evaluate the ...... new front-end olates color designs were sale to its residents. claims made by the in- ~au~mcShOIsaeitd.nmc origin, early next year, ~e ad- vestigators." '~ , • ded . . . • FINNING said unfair , He su ested that the " 11 -- LUNG PROBLEMS l~gm(. The plates bear slogans CLAIMED ~. inn's• msof s k.ele.tal such as "J'aime ma Wl" gzve warning VANCOUVER (CP)- residential rate is not The union study, msoraers snoma De femme" (I love m" wife) British Columbia Hydro profitable after 2,400 kilo- carried out during the tested by examining o,a ,,.v~;m,~ ,,~,,, ~v i;~,, charges cundomin!um watt hours.~er mon~." last year by environ- medical files in the ];'~...... f ferry i a owners higher rates tnan In answer to a quesuon mental health experts Community to see. if S'F.'LLFOR $1.99 O ncre se owners of single-family by commissioner F. E. from the University of women e.mploy~ outs..zde Novelty plates are homes because of higher Walden, Barnett said Chicago, was released to the smelter nan Slmlmr made of the same VICTORIA (CP) -- Bawlf, who took over costs, a Hydro official duplex owners pay the s memborshipmeetingin problems, an idit is metallic material as Recreation and Con- last month from Tran- said Wednesday at a B.C. residential rate, even October. Alean has with- _,:l:necomp~ ysa~ .... ordinary licence plates servation Minister Sam sport Minister Jack Energy Commission though there might be held comment on the ,,t,,, wa.u,s LULcu,,,,,,c,~ a,a o,.o ,,~ooa ~t oh,,,t Bawlf said Wednesday he Davis as the minister re- hearing into alleged dis- shared uses such as a from...... Diner experts zt nag v ...... would give plenty of sponsible for the ferries, report until its medical retained $_2.49 each, although most warning before in- was asked in an interview oriminatlon by the furnace fan. :onsultants study the creasing fares on the ff a spring ferry rate company. Hydro has argued that British Columbia Ferry increase hinted at by The hearing is in- condominiums have a "17/r b ed fleet. Davis was still planned. vestigating a complaint variety of common areas - Urge Inqul e re-open "From nowonweplan "I would like to by the Strata Title unlikely to be found in a to give indications well in reassure the community JOHN MALDEN Owners' Association that single family home, such VANCOUVER (CP) -- recess the inquiry in- Horswill said it is to the advanceandnotsuddenly,, and all of the provmce" Finning announces the ap- Hydro discriminates by as extra stairways, A spokesman for I0,000 definitely because there credit of the Canadian spring things on p.eople, that we are sensitive to pointmentof John Malden as charging strata title elevators, lobbies and Northwest British is no active oil port government this time said Bawlf, mimster their concerns about the .manage.rofourTe.rraceo~ra~ :" owners a higher elee- saunas. Columbia union workers development proposal at that it set up the .... ,on Jonn rep,aces uar, and their families urged resent, Horswill ex- Thompson inquiry "into responmble for the ferry rates, Bawlf sazd. ,.o.~:.,..... ,. ,oo ,...... :d tricity rate than it ...... P . . . crownowned ferry fleet. Asked if this ruled out v'oi'n~e~J~'~a~a'ae;'o~ F~n"n';n:'~ char~es owners of single venms x.'awcn, a mw Wednesday that West pressed concern that the adwsabdRy and . • . ~ y fam~v dwellings professor, who is the Coast oil ports inquiry decisions affecting feasiblity of this U.S.- -,-., -- - heanmcreasemthesp.rmg,said:"You can araw JohnWhiteh°rse°perati°n''oinedth - " " ~' main spokesman for the commissioner Dr. An- residents of the area will conceived corporate 1.)0~' natrol conclusion". Wiifia~sLakeine19~ToPl?:wYi~; The owners' complaint condominium owners, drew Thompson recon- be made without consid- pipedream." vene the inquiry im- en:ngthem. But he said that the ~ z.- z~aw, aoueunemmme sevenyears' sales experience is supported by the B.C. explained that B.C. MONTREAL (CP) -- A midst of an study of the withother industrialfirms. Rental Homing Council. Hydro charges a mediately in the new It has been the ex- Kitimat Pi~. Line Co., " v whole ferry system, Finning sells and services George Barnett, res!den.Ual rate for each year. perience nf the people of which v,uthdrew its fzve,ear-oldshepherd ~uard German do~ specifically.. on the Caterpillarand other products manager of rates and suite, nut the shared The recommendation the Northwest over the proposal to build a ter- ,,o~,,,,~,, the" a ..... ,,,,~,: question of expandin~ the throughout British Columbia, costs for Hydro, said the areas are billed at put forward by Bill years that neither the min~l for Alaska crude v.-:...... :...... ,.,.~..u~,, a~...; .... ,4 ;t ..,;IY i.~ the Yukon and the Mackenzie utility has calculated it commercial rates. oxnces oz me ~.eaDle ~'."-~ -"- " "'~ '~ ...... Horswill, consultant to a senior governments (of oil at Kitimat and has not c mm .~verul muuMb u~u[c cannot make a profit by _ . . joint committee repre- Canada) nor the : local said whether it plans to 0 ission evenings and ...... " .... "- "-~--- vmmy,~ormwest/erruones. weekends major decisions are charging residentia Favlicn said the senting North Coast labor people in the area have renew it, has been ar- "Well, we couldn't very taken. Finning ad No. FA77-43 rates for the shared areas association calculate the cOUnCils and an any real say in the eco- rogant in dealing with the of condominiums, yearly Hydro bill for each organization known as nomic future of the inquiry, well ask the Mounties or ~ unit is 28 per cent higher Victims of Industry region," Horswill told a the Quebec police force to "The residential rate is than the equivalent Changing Environment summary hearing of the "Their arrogance gu d our documents,t, Pt...... i~ I~IU U I~ L, e" M I= IN/ not designed for large amount of living space in (VOICE.) inquiry. ' suggests that little has s:imdma/~P~i::Ssmtnpf°~othe volumes," he said. "The asingle family home. Horswill said the ,"We are the~!ast.to.be changed basically," he vestil~ate illegal police CANADIAN~CELLULOSE COMPANY,.... LIMITED~ comiaitteewas~edl0 i~fformedatmutplans;.~let said. "Likewise," he years ago by tl~Kitiinat- alon~ be consulted, added~ "Ottawa's failure actiwties. Terrace and district " : to taI~e firm action in The dog, called Carma, ~~~ is not an attack dog, the ~~~ Brewe Workers, LahorCeuncil, the Prince DECISIONS ALREADY response to such an af- commission spokesman NANAIMO, B.C. (CP) Parksvllle and Port AI- Rupert Labor Council MADE front to Canadmn sorer- said Wednesday. "An I~~~ -- Fourteen members of bend. ~nd the Pacific Nor-Ernls~oteu~d~h]LtZ~eeW~blnY" oe~f:oYusl?]inntStherastahmeet attack dog chomps any- ~::~ Local 300 of the Brewery A spokesman for the thwest(Confederation Labor ofCouncil ~-g-~clsions have all ~rection, we-fear?'---- thing that passes. This I~,~~ and Softdrink Workers union said today that the Canadian Unions), and been made in advance b 7 Thompson scheduled one is controlled. He ~~~ needs an order (from an ~~!~ .U~ion employed at the local was unhappy with represents the largest the (foreign) mulh- three days ending today accompanying security ~~i~:~ Nalmimo warehouse of contract proposals that single constituency in the national promoters of the for summary guard) to do so." ~~~ Central Island have been made by.the area that would be af- development schemes, representations by Canna and his hun- ~~ Distributors Ltd. went on company. The workers fected by oil port "The Canadian various participants in diers were hired by the iW'~!]~ strike Wednesday, cut- have been without a :levelepment. governments and the the inquir~,. He is to make Quebec justice de- ~~~ ting off draft and bottled contract since April. • Commenting on public are left to react to an interim report by partment" through a ~~!~{ beer deliveries to central The spokesman said Thompson's decision to these proposals..." March 31, 1978. Vancouver Island talks are to resume in private security agency. ~~.i~.~ communities. Vancouver today in an The areas affected effort to settle the include Duncan, dispute. Canadian ,,o appointments of Herschel, F. Huff as Senior Business Briefs .FcJhtthe Vice President, Pulp, and Roy W. Murphy as Senior OVERPAYS Syncrude delivered on its UNITY HOLDS KEY [[! 0[#~ Vice President, Administration, are announced by SHAREHOLDERS promise to foster era- MONTREAL (CP) -- ~r~ Ronald M. Gross, President and Chief Executive TORONTO (CP) -- The ployment for Alberta National unity is the key Officer of Canadian Cellulose Company. Limited. More groups ant~nflalion board has Indians by signing a ma- to Canada's economy, Mr. Huff was formerly Senior Vice President. Pulp ruled that ~National Trust jor cleaning contract Robert Davidson, Marketing. In his new capacity, he assumes respon- Co. Ltd. of Toronto Wednesday with the president of the Mer- sibility for all aspects of the Company's pulp business. overpaid dividends by Whitefish Lake band. The cantile Bank of Canada, E~physema.~hm.Tu~culos$, Mr. Murphy was formerly Vice President. Person- oppose mining twocenis a share in 1976 five-yearcontract, forthe said Wednesday. ChfonicBronchitis.AirPollution nelandAdministration, lnhisnewcapacity.heassumes and 1977, company cleaning and mainte- Davidson said major broad corporate administrative responsibility in the president J.L.A. Colhoun nance of all workclothes financial institutions Use AI__ Company. said Wednesday. used by the 2,400 era- contribute to the strenl~th Christmas o f uranium However, he saidthe AIB ployees of the Syncrude of thecountry by allowing has accepted the corn- Mildred Lake project, is a diversity of economies Seals & VANCOUVER (CP) -- several other ap- party's reports for 1976 estimated at $1.8 mi ion. and cultures to flourish. CanadtanCellulose Company, Limited Two more groups today . plica.tions to establish and 1977 on the un- joined the growing op- uranmm mines in our derstanding that position to. the estab- province." payments next year be lishment of a uranium CALLS FOR INQUIRY limited to 88 cents a ii::i} .... ii' " mine near Clearwater in Consolidated Rexapar share. It paid 83 cents in the British Columbia Minerals and Chemicals Interior. Ltd., has proposed a $27- million open-pit mine at VACANCIES IN. The B.C. Federation of CREASE .... :": .... ere 's nlore greattaste Labor announced that it Birch Island, about 13 kin. south of Clearwater. MONTREAL (CP) " " ; • 'y" has Sent telegrams to - ." Premier Bill Bennett and The mine would operate Vacancies in rental units ' ,p eve ala Mines Minister Jim for between four and have almost tripled in the th I_ly go Chabot calling for a eight years. Toronto- greater Montreal area in e natura od wines moratorium on uranium based Denison Mines the last year, mainly due mining until a judicial Ltd., active in uranium to departures, Central from Casabello. inquiry has been held into mining in Ontario, is a Mortgage and Housing health and environmental major shareholder in Corp. said Thursday. • The great tast(, of Gala Keg wim,.~ t)v Ca.~,d~cll() impact. Consolidated Rexspar. Gilles Vermette, CMHC are a natural coml)lern(;nt to good dining an(I go()d tilm,.~. Len Guy, secretary- Montreal district Naturally fermented and natu'r'ally ,~gc(I, (;ala K'~,.q wine.~ Meanwhile the B.C. treasurer of the B.C. manager, said high offer you a smooth taste you'll find dclighuully Medical Associa tio Federation of Labor, said unemployment and rewarding. announced that it has his organization has construction of new appointed Dr. R. F. called for a judicial apartment buildings Each Cala Keg h()I(l~ ,1 full 3.7~ litre.',, (.(It,iv,tent Wollard of Clearwater to inquiry because evidence were also major factors, to 5 bottl(:.~. And b(~c'aus(' n() dir is trap )t'(l insi(It, monitor the situation on indicates higher-than- ...... the unique )l,',.sti(' lin(,r your la.~l gl,l.,,~ behalf of the association. usual rates of lung cancer CALGARYPLANS PROJECT (CP) -- " I'~:i' w II ta.,,t(;as good a.~ Ih(, first. among miners at Association president Mobil Oil Canada Ltd. I Inlrodu('(, v()ur~,t,l( ,m(I your frit,n{I.,~ Dr. F. W. Tysoe said the Denison's Elliot Lake, has announced plans for a to Gala Keg, l iv(, fin(, wint,.~ thai n,durally group is keeping an open Ont. mine. $13-million pilot oil Wreward you with ~rt,,lt ta.~tc. mind on uranium mining, "We are deeply recovery project in the ~ ' : P~ And more r)f it. but is concerned about disturbed that the Uoydminster heavy oil L~,~~-'~ : potential radioactivity provincial government deposit. The project is ..,,~s~ ..i,-,.:.... hazards. intends to open the first proposed for the Celtic " ...... :...~";...... ~ "Our concern is the uranium mine in B,C, protection of the en- without any inquiry into The company said it has ~ i Available in Rich Red, vironment and of the the potential nsks," he fieldsaskatchewanappliedin forSaskatchewan.heavy assistanceoil :,,i,:.~g~b~!~ : ~"Cellar Red Dry and Medium Dry, c s bell0 health of people touched said. "This is irrespon- from the joint federal- -ii:~i Cellar White and Sangria. w,NESLIMITED in any wa by the sible. existence o~ such a "The citizens of the mine," says Tysee. "The area, and the workers research fund. ~9~: i Clearwater proposal has who will mine the ore particular importance, as have a right to know the EMPLOYS INDIANS ""~ '~/iii:~:iil it may be just the first of dangers involved." Er~MONTON (CP) -- I

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PAGE 4, THE HERALD, Friday, December 16, 1977 Junk Mail It might not seem like a very important subject to merit an editorial. Undoubtedly, the problem is not new, either -- but with the increase in the cost of postage several times over during the last few years it is a problem that iiivolves a great deal of money. Taxpayers money- at that. At the same time, we realize the subject of wasting tax payers dollars -- million~ and millions of them -- has been proven so often people begin to yawn at the mention of it. Anyhow -- we will try. This week four Lute Canada "In- formation" packets arrived in our marl. All identical. Each costing $1.20 in postage. Each "kit" contained nfmety-one pages of "information" plus returning cards. A reasonable assessment of cost -- $2.00 per packet. So far that's a total of $12.80. However: in the same mail were four identical pieces of mail, each with 12 cents postage, each with identical Christmas cards- also from Lute Canada. The illustration -- in full colour- of the Christmas cards (so the cards are in- who, scribed) was designed "...by one of the with his wife l]ynne had travelled the furthest of any clelega~e. students at Lucy McCormick School for Prince Rupert, Terrace. Kltimat, Fraser Lake, Vancouver and Beliingham Washington - approximately 120 of them - attended a combined meeting of Lions While Lions attended the Saturday afternoon meeting, their wives went on a mentally retarded children." (The from zones A3 and A4 in International District 19, earlier this month, at Smlthers. shopping spree, then met at a wine and cheese tasting in the Tyee Motor Ho~l. "message" on the cards was almost in- District governor Dick Pierce, from Vancouver, held a District cabinet meeting. After this they Joined in a cocktail party-dinner dance at rite Elks Hail. decipherable.) Estimated cost of the four It was his second Smlthers visit in two months. Guest sl3ea.ker at the Smither..s Representing Terrace was Zone Chairman Hugh W. Hepburn, of District 19-A4. "christmas" cards to us, from Lute Canada -- including postage -- another doliar...- makes a total cost to Lute of $13.80. CLOCKWATCHING Rivers and Shores Terrace Post Office Zone supervisor KitlmatOll Pipeline are noted for having inversion conditions 50 per Nancy Canary told the Chamber of Com- and cent of the time. This means the air is trapped and ANYONE? ThomDsonlnquiry: not moving. Even if the Terminal that was merce this week that each piece of marl The ~Thompson Inquiry is completing its final proposed for Kitimat produced the eguivalent air delivered to Native villages by air from Time-- how do we define it? It is reputed to do, and to be, many things. It is something we never act, summarizing its findings andlistening to final pollution, say of 300,000 people, the. nnpact.u.p~ Terrace costs the Post Office $1.89 -- just have enough of when we are enjoying ourselves. submissions from major participants in the air quality would be herrenoous, wnen commn~ from Terrace! Imagine ~vhat Lute Canada It's something of which there is far too much when with emissions from existing industry and urban multiple mailings such as this must amount it rushes past like a centipede with 101 sore feet! in]~,amr~er-'"-" this week, the staff members of the activities. to. Then multiply that by all the branches of Time can be something we hoard, something we inquiry submitted a report on their v!ews, to Dr. Why in the name of progress do com.mu~.~ actually save kup for, but we cannot save time for Thompson. Noteworthy was their pesiuon mat me leaders so ofine support targe inuusmm the various governments --federa developments that are not in harmony with provincial, regional etc. with similar it marches endlessly on. It can be scheduled, it Oil companies and the//" supporters have not been able to show that a West Coast Oil Port is needed. region or tthe majority of its people, -- vis-a-vis "junk" mail. can certainly be mismanaged and we must be admit, it can be wasted. The staff report said that American oil the Oil Port proposal? The "Lute Canada" costs come out of requirements can be met by oil swaps, such as The editor of this paper made some inte .res.ttng your Lottery Ticket money. Each such Time is certainly a versatile asset which can be Alberta oil going to the U.S. midwest with oil points this week which some local politicians multiple mailing to our office by Lute is used in a multitude of ways, not all of them landed on the U.S. east coast going to Eastern should take not of, instead of waiting for huge costing a $5 Lute Ticket -- for which there is commendable, but it must be used. Once it passes, Canada. Alternatively, Alaskan oil could be grandiose projects to be plumped on their door- NO winner -- and many losers. One of the it's gone forever. It can be stolen. Reliable sources ship~mi to Japan with Persian Gulf off which was steps. chief "losers" being the Post Office estimate that the value of time stolen in Canada is originally to Japan, delivered instead to the U.S. $8 billion annually. Think of it. An amount equal to East Coast or Gulf of Mexico ports and through Fish and Wildlife laws: department which gets deeper in the red I per cenc of the entire annual Canadian gross existing pipelines and by unit trains to the Nor- For many years the B.C. Wildlife Federation with each mailing. national product! them Tier refineries. Because answers to critical has been very critical of the light penalties im- Though Nancy Canary "kept her cool" questions, such as supply, demand and en- posed upon those who break fish and wildlife laws remarkably when peppered with questions, Eight billion dollars. This horrendous figure vronmental impact are far from satisfactory, the m B.C. Most often the law breakers ff found guilty, complaints and accusations from the floor represents the cost of time stolen by workers who staff report urges Canada to reject any pressure have been dealt only a minimum fine or penalty of the Chamber meeting the other night, she deliberately waste or abuse time during the period from the United States for a quick decision on a for their mideemeanor. In recent years there has when. they ~e.heing paid to work. The first West Coast Port. The staff members report should appeared to be a new awareness by judges in B.C. knew -- though she could not admit it -- be commended on the latter statement. towards the values of fish and wildlife, with much what we all know. Canada does not have a comprehensive energy stiffer penalties being imposed upon those who With the present system of post office policy. Therefore it should not, under pressure flaunt fish and wildlife regulations. regulations there are no winners. And, for ways. from the Unit~i States, (who does not want an oil Recent local court cascs,..involving~ Federal the many questions the public is asking, day port in Washington State) or the Multi.,nationsl Oil Fisheries ~0fficers, anal pro~n~" l C,OnsQ~gtim ~ after day, regarding the poorer and poorer People who arrive at their place of emploYm_ent companies agree to tha constr~tion.of an off ~.rt Officers, seems to zffdich~e tiiht the a~v'arene~ of latre are rarely known to compensate for this theft the value of fish and wildlife to Northwestern B.C. service at higher and higher cost -- there on Canada's West Count until it has necinen ~c m m of time form their employers at the other end of Canada best interests to do so. has not yett reached those who are responsible for can be no real "answers". the day. On the contrary, it has been observed that It is interesting that the majority of people in imposing penalties upon the law breakers in this Until -- or unless, that is -- the public efforts are often made to offset by leaving early! Washington state do not want an Oil Port on their region. It is strange and sad that so many finally reaches the saturation stage where it Shortening the working hours is stealing time. -- coastline regardless of the employment and politicians and members of the judicial system will put up with the nonsense, nomore, and and one thing we probably did not stress -- Time economic benefits. Yet in Kitimat, which does noc treat fish and wildlife almost with contempt. demand-- and obtain-- a halt to the annual IS money when one is on the job. have dire economic or high unemployment Our Federal and Provincial Fish and Wildlife "public hijacking" by the Post Office, each problems, actively supports the oil port proposal. Officers work many long hours gathering There are ways of passing idle moments by Why? How can people have such opposite per- evidence, writing and deliveryin~ subeonss, along ChTistmas. socializing. A little chat aobut last night's.game, a spectives. with compiling all the other written information second cup of coffee in a naighb.ourin~ ofhce or ... Not often talked about since the question of a for each case, including attendance at court but the picture is fairly c|ear, mere m no nsea m West Coast Oil Port has arisen, yet very crucial hearings. explain further.. and important to peop!es health, is the air All too often their efforts produce no moretben New B.C. Fed. Park There are people who feel entitled to so many pollution from an off.loading oil terminal. I read a $25 fine or the case is thrown out of court on a Ottawa -- Honourable the mid-1950's, are sick days -- and take them -- regardless of need recently that the Oil Terminal proposed for Long techinicality. It is frustrating for these people who Hugh Faullmer, Minister regarded as classic and of the extra load placed on fellow workers and Beach, California wiould produce the equivalent are usually very dedicated hard working public responsible for Parks examples of a coastal the potential overtime therefore needed. These air pollution of a city of 600,000 people. employees. Andit is frustrating for the general Canada annojnced defense establishment. are brother and sister to the personwho is con- public ~vho feel helpless to try and do anything recently, approval of a The fort's gun batteries tinually on the telephone, rehashin~ last night's What would be the effect of an Oil Terminal at about it. It is easier to criticize the Prime Minister major development plan guarded the approaches adventures or trying to organme tonight's Kitimat upon the air quality oveer that com- of our Country than a judge in our own Com- for Fort Rodd Hill to the Esquimalt Naval escapade. Of course, such organisation takes time munity? Atmospberice conditions over Kitimat munity. National Historic Park Base and the commercial and thought. While the thought may be ~e per: i and Fisgard Lighthouse facilities of Victoria sonal possession of the thinker, the time oevotea on Vancouver Island. harbour. to it belongs to the person who is paying wa~es .and In making the an- salaries. The use of it, in unauthoriseu msmon, nouncement the Minister Fisgard Lighthouse, sinctitutes theft. Letter said, "I'm certain that the first light station on 'TII just eat my sandwich at my desk -- my the park will become a the rugged west coast, bench -- my counter...." we have all heard this. major historic landmark was btfilt in 1860 and is Far too often it is followed silently by the words to Editor and preserve for all still functional. It is a "and then will take my lunch hour". Does time Canadians, a distinctive National Historic Site in make thieves of us all? We hope not, but there is Dear Sir: ~art of our cultural its own right as well as developing a careless use of work-time which is With the yEear 1977 eritage." being a part of the Fort affecting productivity. It now take longer to make drawing to a close I once The program of Rodd Hill historic park the proverbial widget than it did in the days of again would like to ex- preservation and complex. The lighthouse Ebenezer Scrooge. The, the clock ticking away on press a deep sense of resotration work to be willbe restored to its 1873 the wail was far more prominent and, in every appreciation to the undertaken on the 74 appearance and will sense, better observed. Terrace Herald and to hectares (1.83 acres) house an exhibit related What price do we pay for lower productivity? Radio Station CFTK and waterfront park is ex- to west coast navigation. The question hardly needs to be asked. It is CFTK-T.V. for assistance pected to take five years reflected in the intolerable inflation we have all ~rovided to the Canadian at a total cost of $4.7 "Fort Rodd Hill," Mr. experienced, and could continue to experience, ational Institute for the million. Faulkner said, "has been unless this contributing factor is reastrained and Blind. Fort Rodd Hill, 13.7 used as a military reduced. It should never be forgotten that these so kilometres (8~/~ miles) defense within living called buried or hidden costs, relat~ to such from downtown Victoria, memory and anyone things as stolen time, are passed on t~ the even- A special mention must became a National having an association tual consumer. The consumer, of course, is US -- go to A1 Pursohke, Historic Park in 1962. Its with the site is invited to all of us. Whether we are part of the time theft campaign chairman, and fortifications, spanning share reminiscences and conspiracy as a participant, or an unblinking and to Lions Clubs and the 63 years of military assist in this ambitious untelling observer, we help pay for it. dedicated volunteers for history which ended in and exciting project." With the imminence of Christmas and the giving of their time and inevitable retelling of the Scrooge epic and his efforts in support of conversion to kindliness, we do not advocate a CNIB. The generous --~TERRACE return to the working conditions endured by Bob contributions of citizens Cratchitt. All we su~sst is a realistic look at our of these areas enabled us daily herald work habits and a recognition that conscious to make this year's misuse of time is stealing. campagin for funds the

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The Herald retains full, complete and sole copyright at airports and may sent with regular In any advertisement produced and.or any editorial or require to be opened for baggage which is stored photographic content published in the Herald. inspeciton before in the cargo hold of the Yours sincerely Wmle me zone meeung was Demg nela, Lions' wives attended a coffee party. Reproduction is not permitted without the written boarding. If this is aircraft is not affected, Fred Koalenz Lorraine Penner (left) and host president's wife Clara Capewell w'ere pictured permission of the Publisher, District Administrator I nece:'sary, the hours of siad the airline. Hepburn from Terrace (zone chairman Hugh s wife) first choice of the muffins. THE HERALD, Friday, December 16, 1977, PAGE S Commercial Ima Lulu hockey Totem Ford stretched their lead with two more horse )T' the year impressive wins in the past weeks Commercial Hockey League action. On Thursday night Bob TORONTO (CP) -- Ima the $100,750 American colt-- Brisco Hanover, Peacock lead the team to a 7 to 3 victory over McEwan Lulu, the four-year-old Trotting Classic at Barr M. Stable, Ottawa. Motox~ with his third "Hat Truck" of the season. Tom trotting mare owned by California's Hollywood Two-year-old pacing Farrow fired home four goals and Rend Michaud Duncan MacDonald of Park. colt-- Tarbesto Hanover, three in their 12 to 2 victory over Skeena Hotel in Sydney, N.S., has been Ray Hobin, Stittsville, Monday nights action. Skeena continues to suffer voted Canada's harness It was the second horse. Ont. from lack of player tur nout and injuries. It is hoped horse of the year in a poll ofthe-year award for a Three-year-old trotting their team will be back to full strength after the conducted by the MacDonald-owned horse. filly-- Elmsford, Ferme Christmas break• McEwan still holds second place Canadian Trotting MacDonald's Fresh Grade, Inc., St.-Baslle.Le but G & A closed the gap coming back from 3 goals Association. Yankee won the title in Grand and Henri Filion, down to trounce McEwan 9 to 4 on Monday night. 1969. Montreal. Terry Grimm lead the G & A onslaught with his second "Hat Trick" of the season. Last week, the Ontario WAPLES REPEATS Three-year-old pacing There has been a shift in the scoring rac • with Jockey Club gave Ima Driver Run Waples of filly-- Constance Totem Ford's Bob Peacock taking over first place Lulu the same award. Rockwoed, Ont., who is Hanover, Barbara from Skeena's Dave Sharpe who remains tied for approaching the $1- Lennox, Orton, Ont. secon dwith G & A's Jim Gustafson. Winner of 14 of 18 million mark in season Three-year.old trotting The League will be taking a Christmas break with season starts, Ima Lulu purse winnings, was colt-- R.B. Jet, Rae Bodi, final games on Monday Dec. 19th. The Season will earned $243,875 for the chosen horseman of the Montreal, and Norm recommence on Thursday January 5th. year, increasing her ca- lear, also duplicating the Jones, Lydhurst, Ont. The Totem Ford Commercial All Star Team looks reer earnings to $413,671. onor he won in last very impressive this year. They have won all their week's Ontario Jockey Three-year-ore pacing exhibition games this season. Fans can come out and Club poll. colt-- Super Clint, Alice MacDonald purchased Kopas, Ilderton, Ont. • have a look at the team this Saturday Dec. 17th. when the horse as a yearling Winners of other horse- Aged trotting mare-- they host the Prince Rupert Commercial All Stars in ,~a~ . . for $25,000. She is trained Ima Lulu. an exhibition game at the Terrace Arena. Game time by Alberton, P.E.I., of-theyear categories in is 8:00 p,m. native Joe O'Brien and the CTA poll: Two- was driven during the year-old ~'otting filly-- Aged pacing mare-- TEAM STANDINGS: year by O'Brien and his Imagery, ow ted by A.M. Senga Vicki, Umphrey Team G W L T P step-son, Stan Bayliss. Cuddy Sta ~les Ltd., Land and Livestock, Totem Ford 13 10 3 0 20 Strathroy, Ont. Lloydminster, Sask. McEwanMotors 13 6 5 2 14 ;: Ima Lulu's 1977 season Aged trotting horse-- G&A 13 5 6 2 12 included 11 wins with Two-year-old pacing Dart Camp, Neff SkeenaHotel 13 3 10 0 6 times of two minutes or filly-- Happy Lady, McRann, Lucan, Ont. .... : ~.~'./.-..~,.~ less for the mile and she Linda Lockey and Myra SCORING RACE: finished the year bh de- Masterson, St. Cath- Aged pacing horse-- Name Team GA P feating Hambletonian arines, Ont. Dream Maker, Antonio Bob Peacock Totem 15 14 29 winner Green Speed in Two-year-old trotting Chiaravelle, Hamilton. DaveSharpe Skeena 19 8 27 Jim Gustafson G &A 12 15 27 Dick Shinde Totem 11 11 22 Gabriel CFL All-Star i RinoMichaud Totem 12 7 19 , the five representatives--one Winnipeg, who-led the Tom Farrow Totem 9 10 19 talented Ottawa Rough on offence and four on West with 1,262 yards Business s Steve Dlllabough McEwan 9 9 18 Riders tight end, has defence. rushing, is the other run- SaanJames Totem 6 12 18 been picked as a member ning back for the second Not listed in our FrankO'Brien McEwan 8 9 17 of the British Columbia year, and team-mate Les Thorsteinson G & A 3 14 17 League all-star team for Lions, Ottawa and Tom Scott, the West's top B.C. Tel Directory. All Star Exhibition game Sat. Dec. 17th, 8:00 p.m. the fifth time in six years. Toronto each put three pass receiver with 1,079 Terrace Arena. members on the squad, yards on 66 catches, is the E. MARR DISTRIBUTORS LTD.- 638-1761 Gabriel, who led the Hamilton Tiger-Cats and slotback. Winnipeg Blue Bombers MARR'S BOOKKEEPING & league in pass-receiving ACCOUNTING- 638-1761 with 65 catches for 1,362 two apiece, and Calgary Wide receiver Tom yards, is one of six re- Stampeders and Forzani is the only TERRACE OIL BURNER SERVICES - 635-4227 Saskatchewan Calgary representative We're peaters from the 1976 BOOK NOOK - 635-3081 offensive squad. Roughriders one each. while guard Ralph Galloway is the lone THREE LIONS PICKED Listed RHETT BLADES OCCIDENTIAL Sports But only one member of Saskatchewan player. LI FE - 635-5757 last year's defensive lineup is back-- The Lions, who made it Guard Jeff Turcotte THREE RIVERS WORKSHOP - 635-2238 cornsrbackDickle Harris to the Western Con-. joins Gabriel as Ottawa Here! of the Grey Curt Cham, ference playoffs for the representatives on the ALL-WEST GLASS - 638-1166 •,~-~,,ntr~al ~ouettes: first time since' 1974 dffensive team while Lead in ski cup ~",:~i~" for the fourth before losing to Ed- Montreal has tackle Dan Free - for ONE month courtesy of THE successive season . monton in the final, Yochum, picked, for the DALLY HERALD MADONNA DI Sixth was another • topped the offensive third straight year, If you wish your Business , , CAMPIGLIO, Italy (AP) Austrian, Lea Soollmer, The 1977 team, selected s.quad with , three Torontohas rookie tackle Phone listed for your customers Please Call 635-6~;5~ -- of 3:04.39, and eighth in voting by the Football P.layers"q_uarternacK .~ Mike Wilson, and Ed- Liechtenstein won the another Swiss, Marie Reporters of Canada and Jerry. T agge, ~ w~ae taunton is represented by women's Therese Nadig, in 3:04.96. announcedThursdav, has receiver Leon vr]gnt, place kicker Dave Cutle~' Thursday for her first Becky Dorsey of the ,-on~ontntiv~.~ ~f all also named top rookie in who set a CFL record of World Cup ski triumph in United States was ninth nine"~=" ...... clubs ""'--m its offensive- ' the CFL, and centre Al 50 field goals. two years and took the in 3:65.20 and team-mate lineup. But only Ed- Wilson, an all-star for the lead in the 1978 Cup Cindy Nelson was 10th in monton Eskimos, the third year in succession. FOUR ON DEFENCE standings with 53 points. 3:05.28. Alouettes, Toronto Argonauts and Ottawa Hamilton running back The Alouettes, who It was the 21-year-old In the World Cup Rough Riders have Jimmy Edwards, who led dgave up the fewest points skier's own birthday standings, Morerod uring the season, are moved into second place players on the defensive the CFL in rushing with ~resent, just one day late. squad. 1,581 yards and a represented on the he was timed in one with 40 points, Kaserer remarkable 6.3 average defensive squad by tackle minute 31.68 seconds in had 38, Proell 36 and The Eskimos, who were and was named the top , previously the first run and 1:30.~0 in Epple 31. beaten 41-6 by Montreal ~layer in the league, is named to the all-star the second for a total of in the , named ack for the second year, team in 1975, outside 3:02.13. Kreiner said things six players-- one on of- started going bad for her joined by teammate Ken linebacker Chuck Zapiec, fence and five or~ defence, Clark as all-star . safety and Kathy Kreiner of at the start. and the Alouettes have Jim Washington of Harris. Timmins, Ont., failed to "I think it all started to complete a giant slalom ~ao wrong when I was a bit for the first time in two te for the race," she years when she missed a gate on the first leg and said.myself "Ifully didn't prepared. have I ~ was eliminated. was still thinkilig of SHUFFLEBOARDS everything I had to do Susan Clifford of when I was on the course. ~ Supreme in Quality & Value Cantley, Que., was 38th in Then I came to the pitch. 3:14.04. " I was sitting back to far, L Austrianveteran didn't make the turn and et~ DO IT in '77 Monika Kaserer was went out at the next ~'~ .. second in 3:02.68 with .gate." ~ I DROP IN. PHONE OR WRITE FOR heats of 1:31.92 and COLOUR BROCHURE 1: 30.76. Defending World COULD BE EXPECTED ~ n; [ 445 West 2nd Avenue.Vancouver. B.C, Cup queen Lise Marie "Kathy was b,o,und to ~ b, , VSV IE3 Morerod of fall • sometime, said b, finished fourth in 3:02.69 coach Bernie Lalonde of (604) 873-2431 Young of Ottawa. "It happens to West Germany/who had Morerod. It happens to m9 t~C, led the first heat in Proell. It is disappointing 1:31.48, was fourth in but it is not unforesen." : O~ 3:02.25 after a second run in 1:31.77. Lalonde blamed race with t ,organizers for rushing CAREER OPPORTUNITY Annemarie Moser- the pre-race inspection. Proell, the Austrian star "We knew last night who had sought revenge that when they {vould after bein~ disqualified allow only 45 minutes for last week m Val d'Isere the racers to inspect the on grounds she used an course that things would < illegal ski suit, came in be tight. Usually they at- fifth with 3:03.40. low at least an hour. We'll just have to make sure in WANTED TO MAKE UP future that the race jury Moser-Proell he~d allows more time." * placed second • in Val d'Isere and she said she He said the hurried wanted to makeup for the preview was at least This progressive John Deere Industrial Dealership ?; 20pointsthe / I portly to blame for requires a disqualification had cost Kathy's mistake. "She her, but she missed the likes to have a lot of time .J, target, to look at a course, then Salesman Morerod, who won the free ski beside it so that in Smithers Val d'Isere rh~e but has she's fully prepared when to be responsible for all aspects of not been performing she arrives at the start." heavy duty equipment sales a nd field lie Ison. steadily this year, had pledged to fight off the . Kreiner will race in one The ideal candidate will possess a good education, be neat in ap. expected challenge from more giant slalom, at pearance, and be able to communicate well with the public. the French women, who Saalbach, , next British Columbia has a flavour had done well so far this week, before going home Former heavy equipment experience (sales or mechanical) is a season.., They too, for Christmas. Clifford decided asset. you won't find anywhere else. however, slumped here will join the Europa Cup Reply in writing or in person to Mr. 6ill Ross, Manager and had to settle for a team for slalom andgiant Madigan Equipment Ltd. ~eventh place by slalom races at Bet- ¢~.w qhttt Cml4k~P* I1 #" Dk~n~ aA-n 'l'~L PAGE & THE HERALD, Friday, Decdmbor 16, lP77 WORLI) BRIEFS Discretion in

Wings of the National calling infractions TOKYO (AP) -- The announced this week he is Arrested Wedneday on a Newcastle United of the leaving to take the head robbery warrant, Gilliam English League, has been Hockey League, has been United States won four TORONTO. (CP) -- NOT THAT SIMPLE Like in the Pittsburgh- and drew two of eight coachin~ job at the was on probation for a named coach of the new named public relations North American Soccer director of the harness Scotty M0rrison, "Now some coaches Toronto playoff series singles matches Thurs- University of Missouri. weapms charge and an insist hooking is hooking last spring. Tiger CONTRACTEX- earher marijuana League team here. Peter racing track in Saratoga National Hockey League day and led Japan 18-6 Springs, N.Y. Harkness, referee-in-chief, says his regardiess but we don't Williams and the Pitt- after the second round of TENDED charge. Gilliam was cut Osgood, 30, who play~ sburgh goalie began NEW YORK (AP) -- by New Orleans Saints ~e laQLtilree Fears ~th who takes up his new staff has been instructed think it should be that the third U.S.-Japan duties Jan. 6, will remain to use discretion in simple. If the infraction mixing it up. Syl Apps college golf meet. The in- Lefthanded pitcher Ron this year after being re. ~oumampton, IS 1[1~ Ill'St happened to be standing Guidry, a key performer leased by Pittsburgh playe~T ~ought by the as hockey coach at Union calling minor infractions takes place and doesn't dividual lead went to that do not seriously affect play--is on the right there. In a very John Cook of Ohio State, in New York Yankees' Steelers. club, to be known as College in Schenectady. WALDEN IS INJURED impede an offensive other s~de of the rink mdd way, he shoved an who earned two points for drive to baseball's World LAUDA IS NO.I Philadelphia Furies. arm in between. Series victory, has signed LONDON (AP) -- Niki PITTSBURGH (AP)- player. from the puck, say--then the U.S. by beating first- A few examples of the the referee can judge round leader Masahiro a three-year extension of Lauda, who came back SOCCER STAR SOLD have his contract through 1981, from a near-fatal crash to LONDON (AP) -- tested two punters as new policy were whether it's worth a "Bruce Hood, the Kuramoto, Japan's four- displayed by referee stoppage and a penalty. referee, had no alter- time collegiate and the club announced win the world auto racing Soccer star Joe Royle, possible replacements for Thursday. Guidry posted. championship, has been who has been on loan regular Bobby Walden, Wally Ha~is in Wednes- • 'Tormerly, the official nati#e but to eject Apps amateur champion, 71 to day nights game bet- had no choice. If he saw from that very important 76. a 16-7 record with a 2.82 chosen by European from Manchester City to the former Edmonton Es- sports writers of The Bristol City, was tran- kimos kicker who hurt a wean Toronto Maple hooking, he had to call it. game, even though he MAY BE SUCCESSOR earned run average Period. That's no longer knew what Apps did was PULLMAN, Wash. during the regular Associated Press as the sferred permanently to knee in the Steelers' 17-10 Leafs and New York the Bristol team Thur- Islanders. Harris was the case. We don't want harmless. Thin season, (CP)- , season. world's No. 1 sportsman he'd have the right to ADD ANOTHER of 1977. Rosemarie sday. Bristol City paid loss to Cincinnati last seen to ignore a number them to call every little who coached Edmonton thing from start to finish, make that judgment and Eskimos to the Canadian CHARGE Ackermann, East Ger- &90,000 ($180,000) for Sunday. The two are Rick of infractions on both NASHVILLE, Tenn. man high jumper, was a Royle, who cost Man- Englos and Bill Waggin- sides although Maple They have the right to use assess Apps at most a Football League final this Leaf Gardens fanspro- discretion, minor for roughing." season, is being men- (AP) -- Police said runaway choice as No. 1 chester City &200,-000 heim. Thursday they have sportwoman. when he was transferred tested loudest when he "So judgment is vital. tioned as a possible SYDNEY (Reuter) -- failed to call some of the Obviously, the refere~ ~f~--~--~--~~ successor to head coach added possession of SOCCER COACH from Everton in 1974. Roscoe Tanner of the marijuana to the charges NAMED JOB FOR HARKNESS Islanders fouls, must maintain control. Warren Powers at Wash- United States increased Wer e Wean in eo.o ington State University, against former National PHILADELPHIA (AP) - ALBANY,N.Y. (AP) -- his chances of competing Football League quar- -- Richard Dennis, 36, Ned Harkness, former in the $400,000 Masters away from the automatic this approach will give Campbell's alma mater. call," Morrison said in an them greater respect • Powers. hired a year ago, terback . former manager of coach of Detroit Red Tournament in New York next month by beating interview after the game. while producing a better L~14[ e fellow countryman Tom "We tell them (the spectacle.", Gorman in the third referees) to still come Morrison said the same Ali Signed Raiders lead Broncos round of the New South down heavily on stick policy is applied to the NEW YORK (AP) -- Gradishar and safety Wales open tennis fouls, the things that can third-man-in rule which Signs that the alcohol drink- NEW YORK (Reuter) fight did not take place. Denver and Oakland Billy Thompson, plus out- championships Thur- cause injury. But ff they formerl~ called for er is already in the hazar- -- Promoter Bob Arum Naturally, I need to be finished 1-2 in the side linebacker Tom sday. Tanner, currently feel something like in- automatic expulsion of terferenceis mild and not the first man to join a dous drinking zone may in- said Thursday he has financed by someone else National Football Jackson and cornerback ninth in the Grand Prix clude nervous tension, agres- signed Muhammad All to to put up a sum that really related to the two-player joust. Now, Loague's American Louis Wright in reserve. standings, won 7-6, 7-5. sign, loss of confidence, a contract to defend his large." Conference West this Baltimore also placed SPECTATORS RIOT actual play, they have the the referee decides if the worldheavyweight WON'T BE IN U.S. season, but the Raiders five players on the AFC LAHORE, Pakistan right to let it go. We want intervention is serioue lack of responsibility and boxing title against Ken The promoter said the lead the Broncos 8-5 in roster, all starters. They (Reuter) -- Riotin~ in- them to." enou~, to warrant the dependence on alcohol for a Norton, probably in fight definitely will not be putting players on the are tackle George Kunz, terrupted the first cricket Morrison said that if a expulsion. feeling of well-being. Don't man is hooked while "It doesn't always. But "September. in the United States. AFC all-star team for the running back Lydell test between England and let your Lifestyle lead you Ali, attending a news "It will be held in a Mitchell, defensive end breaking in on goal, that the way it was, the Jan. 23 in Pakistan on Thursday to an alcoholic disaster. conference to publicize foreign country but I'm Tampa, Fla. John Dutton, defensive when unruly, spectators has to he called, referee had no option. his Feb. 15 title match not at liberty to identify The Raiders, defending tackle Mike Barnes and fought w~th baton- ...... i~- ml ...... I _ ~11 i iiiii/~...... against Olympic the country at this time. Super Bowl champions, aee-klcker Toni wielding police in champion Leon Spinks, The nation itself will will have tight end Dave nhart. Khadafy stadium. also said he had signed to make an announcement Casper, tackle Art Shell, Trouble flared after meet Norton for a fourth immediately after the guard Gene Upshaw and The other starters are police beat a spectator HOUSE OF time. Ali-Spinks fight Feb. 15." punter Ray Guy in the wide receivers Nat Moore who ran on to the field. "I don't anticipate any In their three previous starting lineup. Guy, of Miami and Lynn CANCELS GAME trouble with Norton," bouts, Norton beat Ali in selected to the squad in Swarm of Pittsburgh, LONDON (Router) -- A Arum said. "I plan to go the first, breaking his each of his five years in guard Joe DeLamielleure rugby match between an SIM-OI-GHETS to California to talk to jaw, and then lost the the league, is the only of Buffalo, centre Jim allwhite South African Norton and his managers next two. unanimous AFC selec- Longer and quarterback touring team and a 3 miles west of Terrace on Hwy. 16 between Christmas and tion. Bob Griese of Miami, leading British school has New Year's and we All three matches were Oakland's four other running back Franco been cancelled because of DRIVE OUT AND SEE THE BEST should wrap it up then." decided on points. Ali was representatives are Harris of Pittsburgh, threatened demoustra- Asked if he hadagreed not champion at the time reserves--wide receiver defensive tackle Curley lions by anti-apartheid to give the champion the of the first two, in March CliffBranch, centre Dave Culp of Houston, outside supporters. London's $12 million he had and September, 1973. Dalby, quarterback Ken linebackers Robert Bra- Dulwich College and AUTHENTIC INDIAN demanded for a fightwith The last fight was for Stabler and running back zile of Houston and Jack Cope Town's Diocesan Norttn, Arum replied: the title, with Ali out- Mark van Eeghen. Ham of Pittsburgh, ,Cpllege were to have ARTS k CRAFTS: ...... "No, not yet. All I've pointi'ngNorton Sept. 20, The Broncos, in;the cornerbacks Mike ~ ! ~layed Saturday. given him is a $125,000 1976, in a controversial playoffs for the first time Haynes of New England TAKES LEAD advance payment which decision at Yankee andowners of the NFL's and Lemar Parrish of JOHANNESBURG OOWICHANTYPE SWEATERS LEATHERGOODS would be forfeited if the Stadium in New York. best record at 12-1, will Cincinnati, safety Tom (Reuter) -- Bob Hewitt have starters in defensive Casanova of Cincinnati and Frew blcMilan MOOSE HIDE JACKETS JADE JEWELLERY end Lyle Alzado, middle and kick returner Billy defeated Ivan Molina and linebacker Randy Johnson of Houston. Alvaro Becancur of Co- Long road trips lombia 6-0, 8-6, 6-2 in BEAD WORK MOCCASINS doubles tennis Thursday NEW YORK (AP) -- "We've got to do to give South Africa a 2-I BASKETHY SILKSCREENED ART PLAQUES Travel and a congested something about the Star Wars game lead in the Davis Cop schedule may be getting scheduling next year North American semv Open "/days a week until Dee, 23 12-6 p,m, the better of some because it's killing my CONCORD, Ont. -- safety of the rebel base. final. South Africa needs National Hockey League team," he said, noting Parker Brothers have The unusual board a victory in one of the two Make your Christmas Seloctionfrom our teams. that for the last two just released to Canadian design takes the shape of remaining singles Two of the clubs whose weeks his team has been retailers Star Wars the Death Star and matches to advance to coaches have expressed homefor one game, away games, jig-saws puzzles contains many pitfalls for the zone finals against the Quality Crafts concern over the matter for the next, and so on. and poster art. players striving to obtain U.S. are Vancouver Canucks "We've played eight Made in Parker the blueprint to safety and Chicago Black games in 12 nights and Brothers' Concord plant, and to turn off the Hawks of the Smythe we've got four more in under exclusive license Tractor Beam that will Division. five nights next week. We from Twentieth Century allow them to escape. After the Canucks ust can't be fresh at Fox, the Star Wars Parker Brothers' 500 completed five road ome when we have to products are also being piece Star Wars jigsaw games in seven nights come off the road like we exported form Ontario. puzzle challenges the with a 3-0 loss to the did from New York last Over half-a-million most skilled; a simpler Sabres in Buffalo last night. copies of Parker 140-piece puzzle with Sunday, Vancouver "I would say of the 40 Brothers' Star Wars bigger piecesis intended coach Orland Kurtenbach home games we have this family game have been for those 6 to 10 years. said: year, we'll be lucky to be shipped to the United An exciting Space "Our schedule has lots fresh for 16 of them. Just States since September. Battle and Luke to do with it. But these look at Montreal; they Parker Brothers Skywalker are subjects of long road trips are a fact can have a home game moved quickly last spring the 500-poece puzzle, of life for us. We had any night they want and to develop the Star Wars while the 140-piecepuzzle another one and we've be ready." products and get them features, as one subject, groomeu lawns, curr,ea got more ahead of us." Pulford spoke as onto the market well in an action shot of Even an office in 1me homes located close to Requires just a little The Canucks opened though the Black Hawks time for Christmas. Chewbacca and Hart Solo, basement. 2 car garage. 3 garden, and fussed-over painting. I full acre ol schools in Thornhill area. flower beds. 1500 sq. ft. the season in New York had lost,but they had tied James A. Tomlin, Senior and second, everyone's bathrooms. Lots of room. Large 75x300' lot on Clark land, fruit trees, the Rangers 2-2. That Product manager, said favorite Star Wars Call Frank Skidmore for with part basement plus a overlooking the Skeena against the Rangers, Road. Asking only $40,000. garage. An amazing played two nights later in same night, the was highly unusual to characters, Artoo-Detoo viewing. Phone B. Parfltt for ap- River. Priced to sell al Canadians lost 3-2 to the and See-Threepio. amount of space for a place $36,000. Phone B. Parfltl Colorado and the next introduce a new procuct pointment to view. 635- in the mid $40,000 range. night in Minnesota before North Stars in Minnesota. for Christmas with such a 4W1. for appointment to view. Open to offers on price and 635.4971. trekking home for seven And let's not forget that short lead time. Under th~ Craftmaster down payment. Horst consecutive home games the Canucks and Black We feel wave cap- brand, d/arketed in Godlinski 635.5397. of which they lost the last Hawks share first place tured the excitement of Canada ~li~ Parker four. in the Smythe Division in the movie in a full-scale Brothers', '~ach set of Then came another spite of the travel. family board game," he Star Wars poster art nightmare--at home added. Up to four players contains t~-o preprinted (all ages hut particularly tastefully decorated and in Nov. 4 against the posters wi[~ one showing excellent condition. Exclusive with our agency. Rangers, in Philadelphia Pro those 7 to 13) can enjoy the Galactic Don Fight Formal dining room plus Lovely 4 bedroom home in Want a house close to two nights later against the board game in which and the second, entitled informal eating area. central area of town. Over schools? We have a family the Flyers, in Denver two the objective is to move "The Forces of Good and Attractive living plus 1500 sq. ft. of living area, Just minutes from type home listed to sell thai nights later against the downhill Luke Skywalker and Evil." Six colorful, non- family room with bar. full basement. Large lot downtown, carport, large qualifies for central Rockies and at St. Louis Princess Lain, together toxic poster pens are ~ames room. Three with insulated and heated lot and three bedoroms are location, close to most of! the following evening for with Han Solo and provided with each set. ~)edrooms. Ensuite workshop. Priced at only only the beginning. Call the community amenities. a meeting with the Blues. race Chewbacca away from The posters are t)athroom. Landscaped $49,500. Call H, Godllnski today and arrange for a 3 *bedrooms, 1150 sq. ft. "That's one of the ASPEN, Colo. (CP) -- the garbage compactor recommended for those md many other fine at 635.5397. "Realscope" viewing of finished basement. Asking problems of playing on Cal~ary's Jim Hunter and the Death Star to the I0 andl~p. ). leatures. Call Frank this family home. Asking only S49,900. Call H. the West Coast," said maoe an impressive Skidmore at 635.5691or see $42,000 Kelly Squires 635. Godllnski 635.5397. Kurtenbach. "I don't debut as a professional it on Realscope in our 7616. know what you canndo Thursday, winning the An Asian tribe sets aside eight days a year when no work, office. ' ;~ ~d about it, except possibly seasonopening downhill bathing or visiting is done in order to give the spirit of ~ move the team to Toronto race of the world pro ski or something." tour. m~;~,~ ~, ~l.~ )~ ~,.:~:;~ ~%, Two fireplace, three ,,-~'~ That was meant as a ~.:'~...... ~ bedroom, family room with ~ joke. But Vancouver is Hunter was one of ~;'?': ~' ':' wet bar and a craft or the clear-cut NIIL leader Canada's top dowhill Large lol with garden area, sewing room are lust the Ideal family home • 4 in air miles logged during racers on the amateur Iruittrees and landscaping beginning. Four piece bedrooms, larga living a season and Toronto is World Cup circuit until he help to highlight this 2000 ensuite bath and feature A home "like they used to room, dining room plus one of the least-travelled turned pro this year. sq. ft. home. Located ceiling in the living room build them". A rural wrap around sundeck. clubs. Thursday's race was the oonveniently to schools and add to this home an at- setting. 1 acre of land. Another added feature • KILLING SCHEDULE firstdownhill event ever downtown,, you must view mosphere of its own. Full basement. Bright Mother.in-Law suite on Ihispropertytoappreclale Locatedin a quiet area and living room and large ground level. Beautifully Chicago coach Bob held on the pro tour and Ils many assets. Call in asking $63,500. Call today kitchen., Undercover landscaped yard andlarge Pulford complained when several others are today and see it on and have our professional storage for your trailer, carport. Drive by - 4614 the Black Hawks played a planned for later in the "Realsoope "1 Asking sales staff show you this boat or extra car. Call Hillcrest Avenue then 2-2 tie with the Islanders season. $63,500. Kelly Squires 635- destincflveproperty. Kelly Frank Skidmoreat635-5691 phone B. Parfitl for an at Uniondale, N.%., Tuesday, then sprinted Yvon Blackburn of ~ home for a meeting with Chicoutiml, Que., the Rangers on Wed- collected $1,000 for nesday night, finishing fifth. • TI~E HERALD, Friday, December 16, 1977, PAGE;

New life all around, MY WISH .Buds on the trees are sprouting, Poetry Corner Soon leaves will appear. I wish, I wish, Elizabeth de Jong I had "ish, IIItlIIIt~t111 3903 Eby St, If I had a wish, I would wish, Halkns from Thornhill Elementary for a eleven, 60RDOH Leaves are failing up and down. fish in a dish, The white snow comes quick. Oh how I would, Sparkling snow flakes on the ground, Floating all around. Gently drifiting through the air. love these fish, l{appy children laugh. Thats if I had a wish. Tina Smith Kim Broughton, and 2176 Churchill Drive 2281 Thomhill St, By Karyn Kirk Age 10 HARDWARE STORES 44@ Lazelle l,eav~ fall silently, Winter storms come quick ANDERSOH from t~e multi-colored trees, and snow blankets the'cold ground, Autumn has begun. Get out the shovel, There will be Cindy Hassell, Sam McNaughton 3988 Old Lakelse Lake Ave. 3834 Muller Ave. more poetry

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Book with local flavour POPEYE WASN'T FOR There's a certain are as equally en- But on good days when KIDS FRIDAY, DECEMBER16 5 p.m, to midnight glamor in reading about tertainlng as the story, the lean-to was erected SPRINGFIELD, Mass• familiar places that Pack trains and con- and the mules fed, the (AP) --Bud Sag.endor.f, makes them both more struction teams -- weary travellers could writer of the comle sunp glamorous and more powered by real hot- wate~the moon come up Popey.e, .says t~: KING CFTK BCTV KCTS ~amfliar. John Glen Sr. sepower, steamnooam ever the northern hills, m.us.etuar, sp.macn-ea. 8 (NBC) (CBr.) (CTV) • (PBS) has captured both entering Kitselas Gien moves on to tell of sa,or startea out as I feelings in his recently Canyon, early oo,,1,, h,,,,ooto°a;,a ,ho strictly adult en- Newlywed FIIntstenes Emergency Mister published paperback, homesteading and towns "-"-' ...... e, .... tertainment. But he Game FIIntstenes Emertency Rogers as they were many years farm he lived on and cleaned up Pc p e Ye's News Mary Tyler . .. Emergency Electric "Where The Rivers ...... some of his many colorful ~o,~,,oo,, in 1931 at the News Moore Emergency Company Meet." ago are lnctuaeo m mlS • ,--,e~--e- I cmla,et;nn nezghbors. _• request of newspaper News Hourglass News Zoom Although the book is ~a~"-e'migrant from ."Wh,ere. the .n.wer.s ouSlisherWlllinra News Hourglass Hour Zoom subtitled, "The Story of ~,,n~l,ma atthe turn of the M~t 18" a lua DOOK,. OUi;, . K l~andolph Hearst who News Hourglass News Over the Settlement of the eentrry,...... Glen landed first isalso a learning .ooozlr o said the comic was 14s News Hourglass Hour Easy Bulkley Valley," Glen ,, wn,,nnv~r Island anyone who is interescea ~ainiug popularity with ...... he - Seattle San Pedro Operation MacNell. makes frequent .mention winch• he descnbed. as m.... the history of t youngsters. Pefllcoat Lehror of places even closer m ,, • ,, Chosen nomelana. Tonight Bums disappointing at the Hollywood San Pedro Julle CrockeWs Terrace readers. Places time, then made his wav . _ . ~ .- Bums Julle Garden such as Usk, Brauas 7 i,s Squares to Prince Rupert which " Denny and Washington Island, Rupert and a Austin Sold Hall of Tony Randall Kispiox are visited in this hefound tobe ".hive Found Fame Show Marie Week tale set in the times of the Hall of Throo's Donnle and Wall Street early pooneers of the 8 i,s Fame Company Marie Week northwest. Rockford Masterpiece i Rockford Hunter Theatre An added feature of Flies Files Rockford Tommy Rockford Masterpiece "Where theRivers Meet" Hunter Files Theatre Is its genuine readability, Files Baldt Glens first-hand ae- |Quincy Big Quincy 'counts of these early days 1/I 'l Quincy Hawaii Qulncy Decision Big Qulncy Bold, are interspereed with £ U i~ ,Qu,ncy Decision lively conversation• time, P Y ' ' | Quincy Hawaii Quincy Local readers can also Life wasn't easy in Grandison or the Happy and wants the work to The National CTV News Dick Cavett take pride in the fact that those das as the anghor Man-a Comedy, . is. remain in Britain. 11 i~ INowsNews Night Final News Show Glen was a long-time ---.,~,;~, ,,,,;-~ nut thought to be dared Sotheby's described the :~ Tong,th Hour Battle resident of Terrace, Prt~_~r~nr~L'~ h'avel meant around 1800---the same unpublished play as p A£ Show FlnalThe Late Line having moved here after lean and monotonous period that produeedher. Uterary. event, of,, COnd.- 90 Show t Nightmare his retirement, althougn provisions for the only famous works Pride and szdera~le mterest a Minutes "Silent Night, Theatre I he is now a resident of food the trail-blazers Prejudice, Sense and the earliest of her known 171 o l 'on'.",.. "Curucu, Beast Tonight Live Lonely Night" Chemanus. knew and water was Sensibility and Nor- manuscripts to contain 14s Show of the Amazon" Old photographs fecthedby chopping holes .thang_er Abbey-- and to significant autograph reproduced in the:~ook 3n the ice, ~ ~ be a free,actaptation of a revisions. • I "" ~ :"~ ~ SAWRDAY, DECEMeERi7 10 a,m, - 6 p,m,

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PARENTS IN CRISIS 47. HOMES FOR SALE: 1970Mustang, The Herald reserves the CLASSIFIED RATES Are you making your own good wi,nter car, needs some 68' LEGJIL right to classify ads under life and your children's FOR RENT body work, asking $600. or appropriate headings and to LOCAL ONLY: miserable? Do you con. best offer. Phone 635.9395. set rates therefore and to t: FIGHTTHE :1: 20 words or less S2.00 per stantly yell at your children, Attractive 3 bedroom house (p3-12) NOTICE TO determine page location. insertion, over 20 words 5 or hit them, or find It hard to for rent In quiet nelgh- CREDITORS The Herald reserves the cents per word. control your angry feelings bourhood, Thornhlll Phone rlght to revise, edit, classify FOR SALE: 1974VW beetle 3 or more consecutive in. toward them? 63,¢2044 or 78,1.9133 collect. in good condition, low In the matter of the Estate or relect any advertisement sertlons $1.50 per Insertion. P.I.C.'s goal Is to help you (c10.12) LUNG CRIPPLERS and to retain any answers mileage phone after S p.m. of Ellen Josephine Bastln, EmphysemaAsthma Tuberculosis Chronic Bronchitis Air Pollution become the loving con- 635.4577 (c10.18) Teacher, formerly of directed to the Herald Box REFUNDS: structlve parent you really Home for Rent: 3 bedroom Terrace, British Columbia Reply Service, andre repay First Insertion charged for want to be. house at Kleanza Creek. FOR SALE: 1971 VW Station end In the matter of the the ~ustomer the sum paid whether run or not. All Inquires absolutely Immediate occupancy at estate of John Edward for the advertisement and wagon, In good condition. Absolutely no refunds after confidential. $300 per month - contact $1,500.00. Phone 635.3254 Bastln, Prlncipol, formerly box rental. Phone Mary or John 635.4419 Donna Green between 9:00 USECHRISTMAS SEALS ad has been set. daytime, 635.2243• (C6.17) of Terrace, British Box replies on "Hold" Jane 638.8302. a.m.. S:00 p.m• at 635-7117. Columbia. instructions not plcked up CORRECTIONS: (c5.15) Creditors and others within 10days of expiry of an 1969 Plymouth suburban Must be made before 2nd Therewlll be Open House for" station wagon 318 motor, having claims against the Do It Now advertisement will be insertion. Artex Hobby Products from FOR RENT: 1 bedroom aboveestates are required to destroyed unless mailing autOmatic, P.S., P.B. win- Allowance can be made for Wednesday - Saturday 1 - 4 furnished house suitable for terlznd, studded snowtiree send full particulars of such Instructions are received. only one Incorrect ad. p.m. at 4603 Clara Ave. couple or single person. claims to Murdoch R. Those answering Box all round. $950 Phone 638. Phone 635.6902 (t.w.t.f. p4. Located In Thornhlll. Phone 1273 (p2.12) Robertson, Barristers & Aluminum Numbers are requested not BOX NUMBERS: 12) 635.5775 635-5074 (c5.12) Solicitors, P.O. Box 746, to send Originals of 75 cents plck up. Terrace, B.C. VaG 4C3,on or documents to avoid loss. FOR SALE: 1968~ton Chev $1.25 mailed. Skeena District Girl Guides pickup, good condition. before the 20th day of All claims of errors In would like to announce the January, 1976 after which Sheets advertisements must be winterized, snow tires f~50. CLASSIFIED DISPLAY= opening of • Land Ranger Phone 638-1273. (p2.12) date the estates' assets will 25" x 36" received by the publisher Rates available upon Company In the Thornhlll be distributed, having within 30 days after the first SUITES FOR RENT: 2 request. area. Girls between the ages; FOR SALE: 1946 Dodge regard only to claims that publication. of 14 and 18 who are In- bedroom 10x42house trailer, have been received. It Is agreed by the ad- fully furnished $160 per Power Wagon with blade. NATIONAL CLASSIFIED terested please cell 635.3061 (4x4) good cond. Asking 12 sheets only - 3.75 vertiser requesting space RATE: or 638-1269 (ctf) month. No pets. In Thor. J.S. Victor Lade that the liability of the nhill. Phone635.2482 (p3.12) $1200. Apply at 3853 Walker. 22 cents per agate line. (p3-13) Executor of the estate of Herald In the event of failure Minimum charge ~.00 per John Edward Bastln, to publish an advertisement I, C.H. Polley, will not be insertion. FOR SALE: 1969 GMC Executor of the estate of THE DALLY HERALD or In the event of an error responsible for any debts incurred by persons other HILLSIDE LODGE Custom V= ton. Excellent Ellen Josephine Basfln. appearing in the ad- LEGAL. POLITICAL AND 4450 Little Avenue (C2-12 2-16,17) 3212 Kalum St. Terrace vertisement as published than myself In my name condition. Reasonable. 63`¢ TRANSIENT AD- without prior approval as of 42i~4or 4074. (p616) shall be limited to the Sleeping rooms, VERTISING: December 15, 1977. (p3-19) r amount paid by the ad- $3.60 per column Inch. ~ousekeeplng units, can. BGYCNA CLASS. vertiser for only one In- trally located. Fully ** ANTIQUES - ANTIQUES correct insertion for the BUSINESS PERSONALS: furnished. Reasonable portion of the advertising $4.00 per line per month. •ates by day or weak. Non- DISCERNING ADULTS. .~ space occupied by the In- On a 4 month basis only. Jrlnkersonly. Phone 635- Shop discreetly by mail: ~ "ANTIQUES correct or omitted item only, Mll. (eft) ~OBILE HOMES: 1976- 64 Send Sh0O for our latest fully and that there shall be no DEADLINE TOALL old and new friends, fl. mobile home, fenced with illustrated catalogue of : Just arrived at Queensway Trading 3215 liability to any event greater a happy holiday season and a lawn - metal shed. Located marital aids for both ladles than the amount paid for DISPLAY: happy and healthy 1978. 01inton in Terrace Trailer Court and gentlemen. Direct ~ Kalum. A large selection of quality. such advertising. 4:00 p.m. 2 days prior to Krlona Kig (C1._..__2) Phone 635.4639 after S. (nc pS. Action Marketing Inc. Dept. -Ic - Antique Furniture Advertlsements must publication day. Ua'ornln 14) U.K., P.O. Box 3260, Van- ~ - Brass & Copperware comply with the British FOR RENT: 3 beclr'~"--~m couver, B.C. VBB 3X9. (ctf) ~ - Clocks Columbia Human Rights Act CLASSIFIED: Furnished or unfurnished - Tools which prohibits any ad- 1:00 p.m. day prior to 14. BU~NES~ studio or 1 bedroom trailer. Furnished S225 per -k vertising that discriminates publication day. apartments. Securlt) month. Phone 635.79es - Stereos against any person because PERSONAL =(R.T.S.) - Radios enterphone. Sauna. . Boxing Day, the day "~ of his race, religion, sex, Service charge of ~5.00on all 63`¢3941 after Christmas, dates to "~ - Knick Knacks color, nationality, ancestry CER~ N.S.F. cheques• 63e.lo32 - 8 Tracks or place of origin, or because Workshop. Call 635.3854for 16th century England. ~ his age Is between 44 and 65 further Information. KALUMGARDENS The name derives from ~ - Cassefles WEDDING DESCRIP- (ctf.feb14.78) the giving of boxed good, - And Much More years, unless the condition is TIONS: 3 bedroom apartment for NOTICE .~ justified by a bona fide No charge provided news gifts or money aU ac- Come in and Browse requirement for the work submitted within one month. ABLE ELECTRK, ~.TO. rent, some with• basement SEALED TENDERS, companied by a card, to ~ Use your Chargex - Master Charge Electrical and Refrigeration and carl~rt, ..private en-~,:marked Renovations " tradesmen and servants ~ A smatidepositwiii;hold~anything.til X mas, ~ ...... ~$5~001~prodUctlon:charge for contract. :rance ana patio. /0 view ~---;Skeenavlew Lodge " Terrace ' '~" w~dlng and-off:engagement see full time caretaker at~,*ward No'l Rm 4for Taping in acknowledgment 'of .¢ We Buy, Sell, Trade-& Deliver. " ~ House airing. • ' their service. pictures. Newsof weddings 635-5876 Apt. No.e on Scoff Ave. east & Painting above room will .1( Phone 638-1613 (write-ups) received one (Cff) . Published at Terrace month or more after event of Kalum or phone 635.4841. be accepted by the Santa has a habit of ~ Open Six days a week 9:30 til 6.00 Fridays B.C. 5daysaweek 510.00 charge, with or (ctf) Honourable the Minister. conforming to the ~ til 9:00. PATS KNITS Depart,ment of Public without picture• Subject to. KEYSTONE COURT Works,care of Ministry of speediest and most up-te- *************************** Monday to Friday, at. condensation. Payable In Knitting Machine Sales APARTMENTS Public Works, 4827 Kelth date travelling con- ternoons advance. Lessons . Patterns . Ac. veyance of the age in his cessorles Avenue, Terrace, B.C. up to PUBLISHER 2 p.m., December 22, 1977. eagerness to deliver his FOR PRIVATE USE OR BUSINESS Coned Yarn 39c oz. 638.1409 Office No• 2. 4603 Scott. presents down the W.R. (Bill) Loiselle CLASSIFIED AN. (ctf4mo-18n) One, two and threl Tendering documents may AUTOVEST be obtained from Ministry of chimney. According to Before you buy, investigatethe advantagesof this rent. NOUNCEMENTS: bedroom apartments. Public Works 4827 Kelth old Christmas card to-own plan. All monies paid apply to purchase. Why SUBSCRIPTION GOLDEN RULE Laundry & storage area. Odd Jobs for the jobless. Ave., Terrace, B.C. and also pictures, the traditional tie up your cash or borrowing power. 1st and last RAT E S Births 5.S0 Near schools and down Phone 635.4535. 3238 Kalum town• Clean, quiet vlewed at 4827 Keith Ave., Nordic deer-carriage was months rent and drive away. Effective October 1, Engagements 5.50 (ctf) Terrace, B.C. on and after Marriages .5.50 spacious, security Iocku most frequenUy used, but EXAMPLES 1977 Deaths 5.50 and patrol. December 13, 1977. Santa has also travelled The lowest or any tender on coaches, railway Based on 36 month lease Funerals 5.50 635.5224 will not necessarily be ac- Single Copy 20c Cardsof Thanks 5.50 engines, cars, ballons, 78 F 250 pickup I 70 Econoline Van 78 C 100 Chev I~ (ctf) cepted. $148.00per month ' $129.00 per monlh By Carrier ruth 3.00 Memorial Notices 5.50 airplanes, submarines $136.00per month / and rockets -- almost lease end price lease end price lease end price By Carrier year36.00 PHONE 635.6357 SITUATION WANTED: H.J. Morlok - Foreman of immediatley after each S2,175.00 i $1,975.00 $1,875.00 By Mail 3 ruth 12.00 Classified Advertising Dept. Part time typist, recep. CEDAR PLACE Works was invented. or simply return i or simply return or simply return By Mail 6 ruth22.00 tlonlst, typing, buslnes,, APARTMENTS for Minister of Public Works, 7e Dodge Van machines, bookkeeping• Parliament. Buildings, 78 Camaro HT 78 Zephyr Sedan $124.00per month $129.00per month By Mail year 40.00 Phone 635-9395 103-12) Victoria, British Columbia During the 1917-1919 SI39.00per month i 4931 Welsh Avenue i lease end price l lease end price Senior Citizen year There Is a Christmas Bake (c3-13) years, the "farmer" type lease end price 20.00 and Craft sale at Co-op Suite 113 Christmas cards were big $2,025.00 $1,825.00 $1,875.00 Shopping center Dec. 17th Terrace, B.C. sellers. These showed Sy or s!mply return or simply return or simply return British Commonwealth and (Saturday) from 10.6 p.m., 635-7056 and Many with cloth 78 Fiesta 3 dr. 78F150 4 x 4 170 Olds Cutlass United States of Amerlca 1 featuring many bake goods, New 1, 2 and 3 bedroom mufflers tied around I $99.00 ~r month $155.00per month $139.00 per month year 51.00. breads, canning, quilts, suites for rent. Frldge their necks, taking time lease end price lease end price lease end price weaving, pillows, metal FOR SALE: Custom made stove, drapes, carpet, rec hunting knives, your design out from their chores to S1400.00 $2,275.00 $2,025.00 Box 399, Terrace, B.C. work, Christmas stockings area, sauna and pool table say things like: "Well, or simply returniior simply return or simply return VaG2M9 and wreaths and many or mine, made from the best with security Interphen( Money availablef~ 1st, 2nd, cutlery supplies. Inquiries. 3rd b'gosh here I am agin more. and elevator. Absolutely with them Merry FOR FURTHER INFORMATION Telephone: Phone 635.4600 (IO3-12) Ino pets. (ctf) 112-604-635.6357 MORTGAGES Christmas wishes", and CALL LARRY HAYES - RICHARDS There will be a Christmas FOR SALE: Sansul short- tree sale Dec. 9th, 10th, 16th FOR RENT: Suite for rent. 3~ "Land sakes, it wouldn't COLLECT 987-7111 HOME DELIVERY waveampllfler and receiver. bedroom, w.w carpet. Phone no bonus, open attractive seem a bit of Christmas if and 17th at the Co-op parking Two 3-way speakers. Zer 092 BELMONT LEASING LTD. Terrace & District lot and next to the Bank of 635.3704. (P3-14) rates. I didn't wish you a merry Thornhlll &.District Garrard Changer. Phone one." 1160MARINE DRIVE Commerce. They will he $3, 635-6928. NORTH VANCOUVER, B.C.D.00479k Phone635.6357 $5 and $7. You can call In BASEMENT suite for rent. 2 C.A.C. RE.ALTY LTD. orders for trees at 635.4060• bedroom, w-w carpet, frldge. FOR SALE: Pool table, and stove. Phone 638-8422. • 4624 A GREIG AVE. Thursday December 29 7;30 standard size $200 Call 635. (P3.14) . ,..,~ • 635-6108 .vvvvvvvvwvvwwvvvvvvv~- 1'COMING EVENTS Terrace Hotel, Downtown 7988 (ctf) • DAVE BRASH Lions Christmas Party for 49, HOMES Senior Citizens. Phone for The St. John Ambulance pickup 635-7202 days, 638- • FOR SALE' Oarriers for course, "Health Care for 1754evenings. HOMER'S LETTERS FOR SALE:=In Thornhlll, 3 Seniors", will be offered In (nc) (3) GIVEN Scottish Deerhound puppies bedroom, 1 level, 1,950sq. ft. Terrace this winter. This is NEW YORK (AP) -- A regally bred. Champion private V= acre dead end Daily Herald an 8 week course designed to collection of 18 letters Dam & Sire. Show and pet street split level cedar patio. provide senior citizens and written by Winslow stock. The gift of distinction. crossing creek. Large rec others with information Homer, which have never Wild Rock Kennels Reg'd, room, wet bar, fireplace, c.w which will assist them in before been accessible to • Baby Clinic every Tuesday Summerland 494-9011 (c1-12 5'xlO' pool table. Low taxes, required maintaining their own health starting at 1:30 p.m. 1-17) $39,500. Phone to view 635. anyone but eminent and self.reliance. Topics will • Thornhill Baby Clinic every 4350. (p10-4) authorities, has been include: Community 2nd and 4th Friday at the given to the Archives of immediately in resources, changes in body Community Centre from 1:30 38 WA.TE..,SO 52. WANTED American Art. They were systems, maintenance o! • 4:00 p.m. from the artist to his health, nutrition and TO RENT • Adult Clinics - Mon. Wed. &* Now buying Fine Arts and patron, Thomas B. budgeting, you and your Fri., from 3:00- to 4:00 p.m. Clarke, written between heart, safety in the home, Indian Antiquities. WANTED TO RENT: 2or 3 TERRACE and • V.D. Clinic- 3:00 p.m. every Write to: 1890 and 1901. home nursing, and first aid. Mon. & Thurs. bedroom house or apt. CELEBRITIES ARE f Mrs. L. MacDonald Guest speakers and preferably with basement, In DOLLS audiovisual aids will be MILLS MEMORIAL 11577 - 149 Street Terrace.' Phone 635-4761. brought in whenever Edmonton, Alberta (C10-17) NEW YORK (CP) -- THORNHILL areas THRIFTSHOP Jimmy Carter, Lucille possible, and an exercise Mills Memorial Hospital TSM 1W9 period will be a part of every • Auxiliary would appreclate (ctf.PL.D18) 57. Ball, Salvador Dali, class. There Is no tee for the any donations of good, clean AUTOMOBILES- Sergio Franchi and Jerry course. It will begln Friday, • clothing, any household Private collector wants to Lewis have all been given Extra earnings, buy sliver coins before '68. January 6, at 2 p.m. in the items, toys etc• for their dolls with their own lounge of the Senior Citizens' THRIFT SHOP. Also gold coins. Have some 1973 FORD Torlno, low faces. The personalized Apartments, 3404 Kalum. For pickup service phone sliver dollars for sele. Phone mileage- one owner, good rag doll 22 inches tall with For further Information call 635-5320or 635-5233,or leave 635.2904 (p1.12 1.17) condition. Auto. P.S., P.B. a silk-screened body is Carol Harrison, 635.5842, donations at the Thrift shop Canada's area of Phone 635.3604. (P3-14) made with any face PHONE ANIMAL GROUP on Lazelle Avenue on 3,851,809 square miles is customers want IDENTIFIED Saturdays between 11:00 exceded only by the FOR SALE: 1977 Volks reproduced from the A group of bears is a.m. and 3:00 p.m. Thank U.S.S.R. with 8,649,921 Rabbit, low mileage. Contact photo they send in with 636-6357 you. (nc) R. Skoglund. Ph. 635.5366. A A called a sloth. square miles. iheir orders. --IAillllllii IAIAAl IAA ¢

THE HERALD, Friday, December 16, 1977, PAGE 9 Little Sister Fcjhtthelung cdl em... Emphysema.Asthma, Tuberculosis. Chronic Bronchitis. Air Pollution too By PETER J. BOYER and now is a top hit. II~ LOS ANGELES (AP) "i've always wanted .to ~ ,__ ~ r~ THUTIIE -- A few years ago, an appeal to more people ~ ~ t,,E pnsn .: aspiring young country than just country, to sell singer named Brenda more records," Crystal • Gaff Webb sat in her said, displaying none o! ~ ,mm~ H~dden somewhere in the ~ Wabash, Ind., home that Butcher Holler, Ky., ~ ~ 8ds in t~lle eIlte~ei1t puzzling over the first big ' twang that has become ~ ~ problem of her career-- her sister's trademark. ~ ~ section are two Terrace she needed a name. ~. Crystal said her ability Iil There was nothin$ to sing pop-rock arises ~ ~ phonenumbers really wrongwith the one from a childhood away I Find them, andifoneis' yours you, ve .K'K she had, but her big from the coal mines of ~ won. sister, already a country Kentucky, where Loretta ~m~ Pick up your tickets at the Herald superstar, had wrangled learned to whine. Her officeg 3212 Kaium St. .~ a contract for Brenda family moved from *******~,~***~t-m,***--**~t,~t-~--, Gaff and the company Butcher Holler when she already had a Breanda-- was a child, and she grew T~ Brenda Lee. upinlndiana. ~ T////eum Tw/n Finally big sister "I have a different Loretta Lynn thought ot style from Loretta ~ ,~, the string of all-night because she grew up in ~ 4720 LAKEL,SE ~VE. PHONE 638-8111 joints in the South, little the couniry and Igrew up • square-shaped places in a town. We had two called Krystal that totally different kinds of ~ r SHOWING AT 8 P,M. served little square- backgrounds. Ilistaned to shaped hamburgers, folk music and Leslie 0OO 11 . , ThUS Brenda Gaff Gore, like any kid, buying ShaggyD, k & Ride a Wnld Pony became Crystal Gable. the 45s that were popular That was 1971, when at the Use." women country stars like FACED COMPARISONS Dee 18.20 shovelling the dri#eway to or spinning your tires, but Bur some very mveiy ~enery. Loretta twanged per-1 Finding a name was The nooky Horror Picture Show cepflbly and wore , her first problem. Living beehive hairdos, with the comparisons ~ OlO 21 - 23 " ,~--U~a"• e ~u, things changed, people made between ~ingers" "like Kris Crystal and her sister ~ Man Of ~ho Karl Kristofferson, Waylon was the next. ~ Jennings and Dolly "I remember in the ~ " MATINEE goes Patton showed the rest of beginning, when I started the world you didn't have singing, everybody_made ~0110 11 • ~ go barefoot to like comparisons. They o hockey country music, and the compare our voices, the Piece of the Action 1. ~ utIo'TWo"t Of .nthethe'greatesthistOry artc1tOSSEDAndbecameCrystalLiNErespectable.Gayle everything.Way,,LorettaWegotmyl°°ked'foot in i:~ ShaI DJI. & Ride i WiM Pony= • of Canadian en- quickly demonstrated the door, and I took it 7 & 9 P,M. tertainment join forces ~ NIGH'H,Y By BOB THOMAS fording doseup views of I experienced what a lot when Johnny Wayne that she could sing. from there. I look at my ~ In 11 . 4~ LOS ANGELES (AP) the three stars. Her of TV actresses go brings his eomedic Within a couple of years sister as a living legend. I ~ -- How does an actress observations: through--producers and talents to Hockey Night in she had a No. 1 hit, I'll think she's great. - ~ It's Alilo ; survive in a movie "Sidney (who also directors don't want to Canada on CBC television Got Over You, and was "She's done so much !{ dominated by three high- directed the film) is very see you coming. They this season. The master named Outstanding right for country music-- powered aetors? disciplined, very quiet, figure they've seen you comic will appear seven Female Vocalist last when anybedy thinks of a :~OIO 18- 20 ~, "It wasn't easy," said very patient. He really is enough." or more times on a series October. What's more, country singer, Loretta ~ Tho Human Factor ,~ Denise Nicholas, who very much like his screen Denise realized she of intermission featurrs she hadcrossover appeal, comes to mind first." :~Dee 21--|3 ,1~ appears in A Piece of the image. So much that I needed a "flashy, entitled "Confessions of a Crystal's sultry, bluesy Crystal says she has no Action with Sidney still look at him and energetic role to break Hockey Nut", one of lament Don'tItMakeMy idea whether she will .~ -. which Johnny Wayne Brown Eyes Blue found continue her move , PoKier, Bill Cosby and swoon. My knees buckle, schooldOWnmYteacher.,,image aSpoltmra quiet ce~ilainly is its way to pop audiences, toward pop. **********************Stay Hungq James Earl Jones. my tongue is tied. He The plot of the Warner laughs at me, but I tell was casting for Let's Do "If thre "is one thing s .~ - ~t======~p~-=-~--~t====~==ffi~lli

Brothers-First ' Artist~ him, 'Sidney, I can't ~lk It Again but declined to ' Hockey Night in Canada I .~ . [ - "" ~g,t'~=, XI film concerns a couple of to you.' see her. telecasts have lacked in I ..tI I'~uw l"nl minim IP 11 clever crooks (Poitier "As a director he has "He had turneturned me theth~t" past", sayssa~,s, executive...... =v'=m'tiv'= il ~1 IIII Illll I ,Y [] ~ II "PROBABLY THE BEST" Ill blackmail~andCosb) who are the ability to pull a down)wn for Brother John ure~ucer'producer ,R~phRainh " lI ' • II IIl'~ I I/• E • , ~ _ nm by a former performance from you and]d hehe,,didn't didn't want tto d~t. Mellanb,Mellanby, "it's"its been a policem an ( Jones) into wimout. your reeling me again,~ain,". theme. actres~actress sa • ...... sense==.¢~nf~nmnP of~umor, , ...... annn abilitynh|lit~ ., IllIU u'uvIl l 'I~ * ll/ l g v --I workin for his late wife's pare of it, He's never "HisHis re~isonreason had been to see the funny aspectsas,~cts / • • ~'~ -'~<"~ : • II IlII~flIllll]U~C~I Ill commun| centre Mms cranky, even when he s thatrot. 'actingactmg thadn t~:ooff the /game?'.-ame JoeJ'= J ~.;'~.. "~'~qI,: II- .::.:JkvJ~-.'AvJL'~"Im~ : Ji N~eh"ol. a~. ~s*¢lhe; operato~t...... '-so fatigued heis-ready'to.. .: . ~.. brok¢~,,,rokeni, ,..t~L~ough.. t~o.ugh,.-, ....that Ora~ola.i!'Ow.a~i~iln_~---." on.::*:NBC_nn:~. -.NRC" Ires"has__ I: ~/)1/ - *;*i~ .... • $! of the the centre, and she ~, dr o.p~ .;~ :::.. ~ :: : face. , ..... - contributed greatly to the becemes romantically "'uiu is UKe emer bnetmauywonanomerShe finally won ai fans enjoyment of " CHA R-BROIL E D S TEA KS invoIved w~th Cosby. comedians. • He has chance•~anee."" • This time,, Poitier!' , ...... uasecall wire illS Witty ®1I ni "Obviously the film tremendous energy, he',s remarked-,marked= "~You r lines and off-beat I • } was male-oriented," the wi.'red for sound, he s l)reaKingreaking t,rougnthrougl that features. Johnny will fill actress sald • "I iried to mwaly.,s rapping • ~e can race • , ...... t~t,,,;a~ ...... -...~,o.,,,,.a develop the character in be dangerous' He can. "You~,, tneanmean I'mI m Egetting -,-e~J;,,h, ...... ;. r=,,n,~ termsof her commitment suck all your energy like ogd.~d?" she asked. ' I imlnlrt(r , to the ghetto, to Show her a siphon." • • drive and energy. I think "I didn't have much CharlesfN].~,.~d,.,,., ,-, ,, . . " she •was ..... worth moreshe work to do with Jones .....I ~t,JIJLZXJL JLl~i~ ~ /,<~ investtgauon than had admired him since I 11 $ 2.99 had seen him in New counsellor ~ ~ffi==~=ffiffi=ffiffi~, s, ~, ,, ,, Ir Char-Broiled Steak got. ==:=;;=J k Including: BAKED POTATO "I /believe audiences York in Othello and The LONDON (Ranter) -- CHOICE OF SALADS and won't accept surface Great White Hope, which Prince Charles will q~o • • portraits of women had me in tears. On the become a privy coun- DRESSINGS. GARLIC TOAST anymore. Audiences set he was quiet and have" a curiosity about stayed by himself. But cillorBuckingham next PalaceTuesday, said King-Size Steak Dinner ~ 4.99 women, and they want to you couldsee he was al- Wednesay. see women portrayed as ways watching." The Privy Council acts Tenderloin Steak Dinner $ 4.99 something more than a as the Queen's advisers Steak & Shrimp Combo $ 4.39 sex object.' You can 't PLAYED IN SERIES showthem walking in and A graduate of the and has judicial powers out of situations. University of Michigan, over Commonwealth J umbo Shrimp Dinner ~ 2.99 Denise Nicholas took part affairs. It usually has "Sidney, I believe, is in the civil rights about 340 members. I~ ii~.st |a~ Ibsktt i~ t~e Wldd '" Chopped Beef Dinner $139 interested in the sub-text movement of the 1960s, Apart from British ~,i~,~-~..,~.. The Mikeburger $1.39 of women on film. He has and toured the South with eabmet ministers, who ~,~o.oo~, 624-2621 or 624-3359 a definite concern for the the Free Southern are automatically <~y~,~:-,~r~ OINING ROOM II eh01og~ of women. I Theatre. After New York members, the honor is x, DRIVE,IN lit live. W. i| 6th St. ~oYpe in hzs next project stage and television accorded to eminent he'll do something about roles, she came to persons from any country it." GOT CLOSEUP Hollywood for the role of m the Commonwealth. It's time to call your ~W k .,;. ' .;~. j~. JI. ~;;. -- [T:~~I. .,;. .;!. &4 r~k 1 i VIEW Liz McIntyre in ABCTV's Appointment is purely at WelcomeWagon hostess. s MAKE A LOT OF TH,NaS ~.. II II ~-~;~,..." Tile OLD !1 Not..that Denise didn't hit series, Room 222. the discretion of the EVELYN ANWEILER JL BETTER (' JJ IL ~. ....~ ~J have a good lime with The series had both Queen. &lS.IS71 or Messrs. PoitierCosby- good and bad effects. Both the Queen and WENDY CLIBBETT A uruce & ueuD e ~ ~ " ' Jones. A Piece of the Ac- "It gave me Prince Philip are privy 63S-2046 c..',uthers 7~5;. IL BREAKFASt- TUES.-Fro.- 7 ~-.AM JJ lion was a rare ex- recognition with councillors. perience for her, af- audiences. 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ON THE LI(;.HTER SIDE GORDON Catfish , R0g Bollen r ' _ CL-. (zTIS ~v ~-rr~R ~ ~rA t~HY.P+) I - and , AND;R_N.. O Tm GUIDiE All listings sublect to change without notice. B.C. Johnny Hart IillllllllIilIIIllllllllI!. IIIIllIIIllllllllIIIIIIIllIII SA11JRDAY,DEGEMBER 17 6 psm. to midnight ~NOWmAN mo~, l ~ lime mira mill ~ ~w.w~l,y'ou /'- --7/- ~ (_.HA,UVIN~'r" PI~ ...,, / ~11 KING CFTK BCTV ' KCTS +g: - (NBC) (Cllr.) (Cl"V) (PgS) This Is Evening at the NFL Buffalo Co. Symphony News sobCes Discover Evening at News pley the Dlscovor mmmIiImlm, Symphony ,Joshua's .. Vancouver .. News French 1 - ;Confusion Canucks +.. Hour Chef Animal at Swln Fatally Once Upon World Vancouver Robinson mm A Classic Wlld Can't The,Bionic . Nova Klngdom Can't Woman Nova Doonesbury The Gong Can't The Bionic Nova G.B. Trudeau Show Can't Woman Nova The Bionic One Day A~ed. No, Woman it a Time Performance Honestly gO/a//~ff? YOU',R~~m:. The Bionic Cosmic "Sunshine Music R,4~W/FA¢o 2" /~D~//R OH., YO~ l,OO/¢,, YOI/~'T- C4N'7"~ 70 T~JT"AN~ 8 ]i Woman Christmas Christmas" Music / 5~/~/~,'J ANAYO/= Sat. Night Outdoor Cliff DeYoung saturday Night , ~ ~~/ Education on9 i~ Of ~.C/'Oe,ll, tl~ ,_...- at Movies Barbara Hershey "The incredible On OUr EIIwm . Heckart "Those Golden N Rocky Mountain Own Pat Hlngie Years" Chris Connally Expresl Hollywood Can't :~i!:~:: ~ " Forrest Tucker . canadlen . • Roll Harris Can't ,J- Expire Can't +N U Can't ~ Show News . The ,Netlenel c'rv News sat. Night News , ..Provincial Affairs News Movie saturday Night : Hour "Young Winston" Night .... Final • Final .. Simon Ward Saturday The Late Robert Shaw 1 Night "Great. American Shawl Anne Bancroft saturday Tragedy" "Whlate Can't Night George Kennedy Chrlstmas" Can't The Wizard (,f Id Hart & Parker SUNDAY, DEOEMBI 18 ' :.1 p~. to midnight 9 KIRO(CBS) , , ... t I Sunday ~via :,+,+" wn~':+. ' T~ry~. + - .Weshlngton •-JbUPnet~ ,+to!. mi Kihpdom . 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IT ~OWN I , News The National CTV News News ' Nation's Business News ' Five Star Night Final Hour " MASH Movie The Late Show Final MASH l " I l ui it "The Shuttered "Bang Bang Kid" Tlhe Late Late MovieMovl( ',' Room'.... Tom Besley Show I "C.C. and Oliver Reed Gut Madison "A Home of Company" Can't • Sandra Mile Our Own" Joe Namath I want to give them a 11cohabit It gift, it's up to you. (But rd ® advise against having it monogrammed.) DEAR ABBY: I'm a fairly attractive 25.year-old unmarried woman. I have a good job, my own car, an apartment that I have furnished and decorated, and I've done my share of traveling. One day I may want to marry and have a family, but for the present, I like my life the way it is. So what's my problem? It's friends (and especially relatives) who think I'm lonely, or worse yet '~niserable," because I'm not married. I know they mean well, but I wish DEAR ABBY: Today I received a printed announcement they'd stop sending me their nephews, cousins and friends. in the mail from out-of-state, giving the woman's and man's So far none of them have been my type, and I have trouble names, and the date that they entered into a getting rid of them once they meet me. "cohabitations] contract." It's not easy for me to lie, and I don't like to hurt the They enclosed a handwritten message stating that in feelings of people who think they're doing me a favor by GORDONand ANDERSON lieu of a civil or religious ceremony, the ceremony was having these "eligible" men call me. Sohow can I convince witnessed by many close friends and family. people that not all single women are dying to go out with I've never heard of this, have you? Is this equivalent to a just anyone? marriage? Or is it just an announcement that two people FUSSY .LTD. are living together? If it's just an announcement that they re living together, DEAR FUSSY: Most single 25.year.old women would be Store Hours: Tues. to Sat. 9 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Is a gift in order? tickled pink to meet an eligible man. It you don't want to Friday 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. NEWS TO ME spend an entire evening with someone who's not your LINK ] type, you can always suggest a "coffee date," which DEAR NEWS: A cohabltstional contract is not a need not last more than an hour. {You may not be his type, murrlage, so e wedding gift is not in order. However, if you either.} Or you can always say no.