'/ £~'TO~Ia s C Tougher disposal safeguare[ Nuclear power seen as stop-gap energy source OI'rAWA (CP) -- Nuclear 'safeguards that might in- sessions for not allowing for Stanovnik told about 130 energy remaining ranged He urged effective con- the world's needs, problems of human set- pow~ plants 'will have to fringe on national participation of non- delagates from the ECE's 34 from 50 to 150. servatlon methods, con- He noted that con- tlemenis. -l~de much of the world's sovereigniguty.. . governmanuu , nations -- including the tinued exploration for veational nuclear resources Most of the first week of ~hort-tenn energy Stanovnik spoke at the organizations, countries of Western "I don't care who's right," conveati0nsl-resources and would only last about ~00 the cenferonce will be takon requirements until other :opening session of the two- They plm a series of films , the Soviet he said, "The main point in continued research and years and the world would up with discussions on the non-couventionsl methods weekconference at, the and disetmslons on alternate ~eT~.S: and Canada U~ that these resources are develol~uent of alternate, havetolcoktosciarpo_wer 19/'ohiemsof ensrgy in cities. can be developed, a senior downtown government forms of energy such as estimates of the number of finite and limited and what renewable sources of ensrgy er fusion reactors fee long- The second we#.k will in- United Nations official told conference centre while wind and solar power, years ot conventional then?" that ultimately must meet term energy needs, elude tours of demon- n 1~onferenee on human members of the Canadian Scientists have been jettlements and energy' Coalition for Nuclear ' - " - working with little success stration projects in Ontario, Responsibility (CC.mR), an ] for more than two decades Island. jl~laa~Y' Stanovnik, umbrella organizauon tor r towards development ~ a About ,50 discussion ezocutive secretary of the unit-nuclear, groups |" ..A series of distur, fusion reactor using papers,hec~odPrinco~dwerd have been prepared Economic Commission for prepared the opening era . the lnerald. i bunces moving around deuterium, a substance hi by experts from member Europe (ECE), which is counter conference a few the conference, blocks away in a former jail ] the Guff of Alaska will almostthe oceans, limitless supply in countriesen~gy_:related dealing problems with in skid mere-nuclear facilities now converted to a youth [ bring cloudy weather The conference, called such things as community will mean tougher In- hostel, ,~::g ::; race, :i:::: t ,, ::::e Iton:,~t;::::d :~ ;:$: , With showers for the Hebitat and ED_ersy, is an plauni~, ,anlqg01~ti0n, tornationsl _safeguards to Counter~onference ] next few days. Today's outgrowth of the United design ~ construction of d~upeso of the dangerous organizers have been OLUME ER4, 1~'~7 [,.high will be 1~_ to 13 Nations conference in ncwbulldingsandaltomate .,plutonium by-uroduct, critical of the UH-nponsored - . Vancouver last year on the ensrl~ conversion methods. Gandhi i Director quits

NEW Seven months after her/ton grip over Skeena move on India was broken in a Donna Vameres stunning election defeat By : Dear Mr. Stewart; - ~dlra Gandhi was arrested Herald 8tdf writer _ Please accept this letter as my resignation as a Monday and charged with Tbe provincial depart- director of the Skeenaview Society. , " abusing her position as ment of health's an- I am finding it increasingly difficult to continue to he prime minister. She nouncement to build a new a member of a Board that does not in fact exist, nor facility for Skeenaview does it have any responsibility for the operation of ~wasm~flCh~l. ed the arrest Lodge-will cause serious Skeonavi.ew Lod~e. It has been stripped of all its hardship to residents of the power ann can no longer perform any valuable service Authorities said nine other lodge, according to Rev. • for the Lodge or the community. As Isea it, Victoria is persons,, including four John Stokes, former making all the decisions and changes, with the Board fob'met cabinet ministers director of the Skeenaview wa~hin~ more or less from the sidelines. and Mrs. Gandhi's personal ~~ Society~ I have also found it disconrsging over the years to secretary, were also Stokes real~ed from his have hopes raised and dashed over and over again. I alTMtefl. position on the board last particularly in the area of new buildings for the week became he was inMrS.two Gandhi was charged residents. The Board has worked long and hard over cases under India's unhappy about proposed architects plans for a new facility for the residents on Prevention of Corruption changes to the interm~,diate at least two occasions over the past three to four tct~ officials ~ported. h ...... care facility and because years, only to see the proposals scrapped for reason or the board is powerless to reasons unlmown, I also Ieel these have had a serious ~sed~ ~id she was ac ..... :.~,/'~: niter these changes. effect on staff morale. I also feel that the phasing out In one case of ...... The proposed facility, of staff housing on the property is having an effect on "me, my com v ¢' with :, i:? which would be constructed staff morale and is al~ doing away with an incentive on hospital grounds, will for attracting staff to the area to work in Skeenaview. compS_ es . 104 ...... only he a 60 bed unit, Stokes Add to this the number of staff cuts being made, Jeeps for elecuon work in .:., i ....i~i ! said. There are currently thereby restricting service to the residents, and yon several election districts i~: ':~ 140 residenis at Skeenaview. have another reason for a lowering of staff morale. including her own. The •. ':.:~ ~:: He predicted that the I am further upset by the control over the Board second dmrge alleged Mrs, ::~.!: '. ,::i phasing out of the lodge, from Victoria and theaccompanying changes being Gandhi misused her portion scheduled to begin in 1960, made without the consultation of the Board, such as by awardin~ a $13Jnfllion :i~]!! will mean "shipping out" the composition of the Board and the rotation of the governmen~ oil*drilling the residents to other Board members for three year terms, and even contract to a French finn, provincial facilities "at I spelling out who is goinB to leave the Board each yasr ! despite a lower bid by a though they were cattle." ! I was ~rry to see Victoria remove the two Board competitor. ~ .:i ~ ~the..~ senior mem!p~.Who were employ~ of Skeenaview. They ci~Jt4hefnlO~r.ne '~~-"We~o~ "~BOm~'TOr ~fOur yeai's-~and added have been in Terrace .v._ considerably to the operation of the Board and the ' number of years, Stokes morale of the Lodge. released,and details of tl ::£~ said, and to move them to In retrospect, I regret making a hasty decision other charges were not ~ .~;:~:,~ other units would mean which impl/ed that I agreed to moving Skeenaview mm 'uprooting these people from from its present location to Mills Memorial Hospital their homes, grounde.lt was a hasty decision on my part and Iam Her. 11 year ad- ...... The former director said not happy with it. Now that I have had more time to ministration was capped by ii~i~;~ this was the third time in the think ab0ut it, I feel uneasy about it. 21 months of emergency : / I past few years that plans My resignation has nothing to do with my were made to move the relutionship to the other Board members, some of 'x00,o00 political opponents lodge. At one point the whom I have worked with for a long time and consider werejailed. Among them '~ ...... ' ...... ~...... • society was involved in them friends. I am resigning because I do not feel were many leaders of the ~::~.~ : ,.~ planning, but "nothing ever there in a job to be doneby the Board at the present Jaunts par~ government Cat. Larry York shows how goods can bemarked. The your insurance rates. came of it but a lot of time and that we, as a Board are not able to carry out that suet,ceded Mrs. Gun- drill is loaned free and can have a beneficial effect on frustration." the job we were first called to do. dhi's Congress party regime Stokes questioned the Caught in the middle are the residents. They are the wisdom of a 60-bed unit, ones who suffer. Too bad, thin facility was meant to he election last March. after: the parliamentary stating it has alwa~ been for them. The arrest came as Mrs. Foiling thieves is easy government policy that no To my fellow Board members -- It's been great Gandhi appeared to be unit under 150-beds is working with you. Good luck.. aettin~ the stage for a economically viable. What Sincerely, comeback with a series of is happening is that the . .TohnW.S,tok~_~_ political appearances in ileraldStaff menc "wants to.cut down home with his social in- more than ~ust the present government is - . /n'unl areas and several A new program designed allmost to nil." . .. surance number, engraving prusrum, ~s~. changing pokey without budget cuts in other areas, threatened staff morale, statemeniseritinalofPrlme to discourage potential RCMPwiliheasms.r~.u.ny uncde ~ items have York stat=-,d. Anyone who consulting locol boards, meaning that the programs already low at the time. Minister Morarji Desai's thieves and recover three local service cross: been marked, a service club attends a block meeting will Skeenovlew Society hea~ started by the board were Stokes said his decision to ~anata government. Desai property once it is stolen is the Rotarlans and Down- member will check to see .also get tips on home,_and was formed in 1972, Stokes curtailed, Stokes said. leave the board was was among those detained being instituted by Terrace town and Centennial Lionsz this has been done pro~erlv,~_ ~rsonal safety, as well as said, but was not given There are only three prompted by the inef- by Mrs. Gandhi under .RCMP detachment, i~making people aware o then will give the resident information bn what to do if responsibility fur the lodge members left on the nine festiveness of that body. emergency rules that [ Cat. Larry York, public the program., will two stickers, one for the they spot an~th~..g until 1974 for one year. member board which is "a 'Tm wasting my time," suspended civll liberties and [relations officer for the Club members " front door and one for the suspicious going on m the During that time " a lot of ocard on paper only," and he stated. cebsored the Indian press [detachment, explained that organize a ne!~hborho~ back, which will show that neighborhood. for the first time since the [the Neighborhood Watch meeting ot resmenm w o the resident is a narticinant One of the purposes of the "innovativestarted ands programs lot of weregood ~~tnW~wr,~Oth~ei~ ~i~O:oL~:;~i o:'g ~ountry . gained in- ] re am m a scheme tt, want to participate in the in the nro~ram " " ,program is to show p~p]e .things happened at ~9~deuce from Britain in ePngrgra~ve valuable items progra~c andn~ ~.i~n~,ohe[oOaf "One o~ the" biggest of "how they can better neJp Skeenaview," but the responded to questioningti lwithin the home,' then the deta Inn g f-ns-s" in Terrace is board's mandate was never urther control the about the facility be [display a special sticker home to show a film .~.d ~co~c o,~a 'o.,,o,~,, ,.~o, their local police force to renewed, board by rotating three stressing it is only a Mrs. Gandhi was snared [showing that the items have give information'on Neigh- ~.'~. ~Y'~_.'~'.~'~".._'~2 "~ solve crime," Cst. York Since then the board has members each year and proposalin'oposal and it is in a'web 'of political . h ~u.~, ~t~,uu,'~, ~,~u .,= said. corrUptl.on 'charges being Ibsen marked, berhood Watc . -"-'- .... "11 h ^'- nrevent acted in an advisory ~.idl~. wbo and when is "premature"premature to discuss. [ Residential break and Afterward, a resid ent can ~,~,©~o..... w... ~ ~..~_ .~ Anyone wanting more capacity offering gems to rotate, Stokes said. Gee said there would be woven ny government in- lenters numbered 106 in the borrow one of 50 s~p ecial cms...... cr~me., _. _~.wnue .... me..,, information on how to sUggestions that may or Two lodge employees "number of benefits" to vestlgators probing the iTerrace and district area' engrawr,g' tools w hic h will e,ooo;o* sruwu ;- ,,~',,,,,,,~n~,lzu,,w~r,, needsw,. participate in Neighborhood may not he acted on. were removed from the relocating the facility on innermint. circleHer son,of her SanJay, govern- 30, l~etween Janua~, and July be distributed to the ser - ...... ,.:_,...... ,__ o o Watch can contact one of the board after four years of hospital grounds because it of this year, ~ z'e which vicde clubs, and mark all w,,:, ~,,-u ~,~©,. three service clubs or the In 1976, 23 per cent of the service, which removed ' is a large site. has been implicated in a Cat. York sul detach- . valuable items within the Neighborhooa Watch is Terrace RCMP. staff were cut as well as staff kaput to the body and "Skeenavtew has to be half-dozen legal cases and rebuilt at some time tWO of her lronner cabinet If th language (because) the buildings ,are ministers have been provinces will educate in eir own getting old and unsafe,' he arrested on charges of of- said. ficial corruption. The lodge has only about ~ive years loft, Gee con- India'sSeoresaf Ce ntral agenis Bureau frem of (1;tawaI tlnucd, which could overlap Investigation CBI, ac- to transfer employees out intoeilitv.the opening of snorer companied by police- women, arrested Mrs fa~'~ar as the new unit Gandhl, 59, at her New Dalhi OTI?AWA(CP)--Fhmnce service union-- and som£ That would include an But he said me fedora~ sultatlun with the provinces, Stewart said he is doubtful ~esvi~g only 60 beds as home while more than 1,000 Minister Jean Chretien said opposition MPs who are not exemption in Quebec from government will not force u government spekesman the Sherbrooke move in to the 140 at o~,~ of her followers crowded Monday the government benefitting. The govern, Bill 101, the language leg. public servants to lose their said. Marc Lalonde, particular will contribute to gereeaent lodge, Gee said around the house chanting intends to transfer., an meat won plaudits from islation, in cases of English- mother tongue, minister responsible fm national unity. "Our people would/flso be units in support for her. estimated 9.,500 full-time other MPs, including seme speaking employees moved Most of the permanent federal-~ovin6.ial relations, would object to being tuied Smithers and Prince Rupert Mrs. Gandhi Was held in and 1,500 part-time public opposition members, whose to the province, jobs being moved will be would be heading the as pawns by the federal completed by the time the her.home for more than an service jobs out of Ottawa in ridings will gain jobs'. COUNCIL MOVE relocation would take place. hour after the plain- the next five years. Clu'etien said at a news If agreement cannot he 750goingjobstOQuebec,~th the'includingsurveys guagefederalandsideeducationin talim onrights.inn- withg°vernmentthegovernment in its ofbattleQue- "The area will be w~- clothesmen arrived. She But whether the transfers conference that many of the reached on the education Elmer Macka (PC-- was then driven to a police will actually take place will jobs will be filled by persons issue, the moves to the of- and mapping branch to HAMPER EFFICIENC~ bee." served eventually," Gee jail in a CBI car. hinl~e largely upon the hired locally. The govern- fending province will not Sherbrooke in the Eastern Andrew Stewart, ~entrni Nova~ said said. .. While investigators were wiliinguess of the provinces ment will try to find take place, Chretien said. centT°wnshiPS'ofthe surveysAbout75branchPer ServicePresidentAlliance,°ftheattackedPublic decantralisationisbanicallYagood concept but the Anotlzer impertant point inside the home, Mrs. to provide, education to alternative, employment for Chretien said he is Ol~_ Jobs now are held by the prolmsals, saying de- federal government had to note, the adminislrater Gandhi inanedastatement children of the federal public servunisllvinginOt- flmistic the provinces, will Englishspeaking Persons. centraliz~ttion will bungled it in the ira- .said, was the long-term charging that the "arrest is employees in their own inn- tawa who do not wish to agree to meet the education some care program an- a p&iOcal one. It is to guage, move. requirements. Contacts with Tile btUk el me tom- "seriously hamper" the plementation. James nonnced earlier this year by prevent me from going the premiers of the English- por$Oj28jg l)7entre, are efficiency of the public McGrath (PC-St. Jshn',~ the government whxch before the .p~.pie. It is.an Reaction to the propesalk But I~e also said education speaking provinces ant going to Sudbury, Ont. service. He oppesed tran- West) was angry because would enable senior citL-zas attempt to discredit me m was mixed, with criticism agreements should be '~with some ministers in The moves were an- sfe~s of federal- employees Newfoundland, -with the and other adults ~g their eyes and the eyes of from the Publie Service reached withthe provinces Quebec" indicated a set- nounced Monday without from Ottawa because it highest jobless rate, wasleft care to be looked after m thewerld." Alliance-the largest public heforethemovestBkepiace, tlement could be reached, any formal prior con- would disrupt their lives ..... out. their own homes, i

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• THE HERALD, Tuesday, October ~, 1977, PAGE ~i Thornhill may get water system Wells dry? Wait for water study results Herald Staff which could eventuaity see a without waiting intil a water things up as much as we February. been decided. The system of Thornhill. In the meantime, War- Thomkill residents who water system installed for system is inst/dled. cna," Watmough said, The referendum may be will have to into one area at A sewage system for the mough is hoping residents continue to suffer from Thornhiil houSes, Regional administration adding that he hopes the done separately in the four a time, Watmough said, and unincorporated area is will consider they system sections of Thronhili it would probably take from being looked into at the before taking any other dwindling water supplies Watmough said residents has been woridng for about matter can go to referen- action. because of the dry summer could "make a pro'per a year to get the study into dum . in January or although this has not yet five to ten years to supp!y all same time. are being advised to hold off decision if they're aware of O,,l~ration .and an engineer on hasty action. the options" in regard to • as engaged in June to P#gional district director water. establish the cost of a forThornhfll Les Watmough The regional represen- system. A rough draft of the 'said residents should he tative was concerns! that study is expected to he aware of the, water study people might begin ex- reaoy soon. now going on in that area pensive work on wells "We're going to speed Chicken board to form VICTORIA (CP) , The British Columbia govern- ment has agreed to enter into a federalprovincia] agreement establishing a national cMcken-marketing ORLEAN'S FASHIONS program. The cabinet decision, made public Monday, is in line with the recom- mendation contained in the first report presented by the B.C. legislature's select standing committee enquiry into the food industry. The report, tabled in the legislature Sept. 26, recommends that the province become an im- mediate signatory to the Ca- nadian Chmken Marketing No one was hurt by an explosion in the washroom of the Agency with the provision cabaret in the Terrace Hotel over the weekend, but, Judging that the agency "become from the damage, serious injuries could have resulted. the applicant and first OFF ENTIRE REMAINING$42,000 INVENTORY receiver of imports, prior to Dec. 31, 1978." OF Earlier the cabinet had --Police beat voted to defer a decision on Terrace RCMP had a busy ashtrays and $46 cash. whether or not to sign the weekend with the usual A pickup which was FINEST QUALITY LADLESWEAR report~l stolen was located agreement until the com- complaints of theft, mittee had had the op- breaking and entering and after it was involved in an portunity to examine the DOORS OPEN:9-6 DAILY, FRIDAYSTILL 9 UNTIL ALL STOGK & FIXTURES HAVEBEEN SOLD. willful damage. accident near the airport. role of marketing boards in A blasting cap set off in No other details were the food industry. the men's washroom at the available and police are still VlOTOR 610 ELEOTRONi¢ OASH REGISTER FOR SALE Red D'or carharet investigating. .. Agriculture Minister Jim demolished, a toilet on An estimated. $I,000. . worm Hewitt, who was overruled NOR OASH REGISTER, RAOKS, MIRRORS,'SHELVES, SHOWOASES FOR SALE" ,~ ,~- ~,,na=,, "n Saturday night. It is not of tools•.., were• .. , taken • from• _a • ubo, taat~,ho .,.o~&~,~p ~.saa~aoo'a av~.V~ J ass I known wh¢.,,se.t oflL, .t.~9,,/ ~..;;~_=.e L~r..J~'.on ,a, telephone, tntecvtew f•m • 4650 LAKELSE:AVE., TERRACE PHONE-635-3114 V: ~*'L':=~. blasting c~ip~:~-~,ch iWl[~ ~ mp~4[~Ll~_u wn~ ~/!~ Penuctonoffice that the said was .~ii~illar "t~ ~ 'e~wnuow was'smasneu m latest cabinet decision was ' gtKOTCOMMERCIAL SALTS fisherman's flare. gain access• . to the inside • em~ made on the basra of the food A van received an un- the moss were engraven committee's retort wanted paint job while with either "Jock" or the . =" ' parked in front of a initials "'RWP". residence in the 3300 block Several other thefts from Sparks. Words were spray vehicles were reported " painted with silver paint on during the weekend. Tl~rty- the van. Police also five tapes were taken trom discovered a spray painted an unlocked vehicle parked mailbox at the intersection in the 6700 block Tuck, six of Sparks and Walsh. tapes were taken from a %ors ofothercounmes A sum of money is missing .vehicle parked in the 2200 111 from Smiling Jack's block Kalum, and two U restaurant after the building vehicles parked at the have Memployment was broken into. Friday Keystone Apartments night. Police are still in- parking !ot lost a blinker vestigating. cover ana grill and a radio. Insurance. A A resident in the 3300 Stolen bicycles this block Sparks discovered his weekend included a black What's so good house had been broken into standard Motorcress from while he was away on Park Avenue, a black holidays. Missing were five standard CCM with no about Our system?" tablecloths, a pair of ski fenders, and a purple gloves, coffee mugs, Eliminator 10-speed.

i~l; Employment and ' Emploi et' UI programs in theoneof westemem world, t mp Ili benefitsRoem you are entitledo job to. o y u 'e Immigration Canada Immigration Canada It has a relatively short entrance period and • pays benefits longer. And almost all Canadians "OK, what do you have to do share in the'cost and benefits of the program, while you're receiving benefits?" By reducing the financial shock of peoplds movements from one job to another, Your UnemploymentInsurance office can ATTENTION unemploymentimurance has helped to keep our ask you to carry out what we call a formal "Active workforce adaptable to today's rapidly changing iJob Search". Your agent will want to know what social and economic conditions. [you're doing to find suitable and gainful [ mployment while you're getting your cheques. EMPLOYERS "Sure. But what about ] But no matter what happens, you should 1 keep looking seriously for a new job and follow the U,I,O, will present a the cost to Canadians?" '~3 any instructions your UI office or Canada Certainly, the dollar figures are high. This ~ ~i Manpower Oentre gives you. Your right to conti- year's UI payout to Canadians will approach four ~, !i!i~:!::ii~ii~iii nuing benefits depends on it. billion dollars. " If you'll do your job, we'll do ours. FREE SEMINAR But consider that figure in fight of the (" Outright criminal fraud is dealt with through ultimate benefits to the country, conventional channels. ON The UI program gives temporary financial , Some people abuse the system without even The Unemployment Insurance C.mmnisdan and the aid to hundreds of thousands of Canadiana while knowing it. Here, and at times when the abuse is Department of Manpower and Im.dgrationhave ~ome THE REOORDOF EMPLOYMENT they're between jobs. not really criminal in nature, we have our own staff the Canada Employment and Innnigration uo~mrds~m. For a tin~, you'll still see our lw.al offi~ identified m AND to handle the problems. Unemplow,.ent Insurance offices or Canada Man .,,~,~_ =Isn't UI really just In any case, the vast majority of UI claimants Centres. When a~y're together in one'location, theyllbe OTHER RELATED SUBJEOTS another kind of welfare?" deal with us as fairly as we try to deal with them. called C,a,r~ta Employment C,entres. ON Far from it. Welfare money is paid only "How about when I make a i according to need. . Unemploymentinsurance money is paid claim and you say "no"? 18 Oct. at 10:00 a.m. according to eligibility. , ' If you have good reason to disagree with any • It's like any other kind of insurance. If you ve decision a UI agent makes on your claim, you have worked in imumble employment,and a situation the right to appeal that decision to an independent WO~~ ~1~ and 2'00 p.m. arises which entitles you to make a claim, that and impartial board of referees, or then an Umpire p claim will be settled as quickly and courteously as of the Federal Court. possible. You can go to the appeal hearing and be ~who want to vork. At 4632 Lazelle Ave. represented by anyone you wish. t "Well, what do you do about And if new information comes to light before Emoloi et • cheaters and abuse?" or during the appeal, you can go back to your' II ~ EmploymentImmigration Canadaand Immigration Canada Terrace There are fewer cheaters and abusers than agent and ask for a review of the decision, And the aud Cullen Bud Cullen Tho seminar will last,approximately 2 hours. The session some would have you believe, whole appeal process is free, , Minister Ministre will be limited to 12 persons, space is available by Roser- vatlononly. Please Phone Jim Parfrey at 635.7134to Reserve Space. . PAGE 4, THE HERALD, Tuesday, Odober 4, 1977 7'm taking over!' [¢oxcg OF READERSi I

1 Published by Music man has other amlfitions Thanks to all Generei Office. 635.6357 Sterling Publishers The Order of the Royal receive treatment from a Circulefion (Terrace). 63S.~lS7 WINNIPEG (CP) -- Paul "I also feel good that my better to animals than understand a lot of areas, well qualified but then there are a lot of Purple extends . (Klflmat} • 632.6209 Williams is a small man success in music has humans. congratulations and a physiotherapist on a regular with a big dream that is allowed me to get more and "Bll} and I bought Arthur good directors who don't." sincere thank-you to, the. basis, and can also be PUBLISHER... W.R. (BILL) LOISELLE showing indications ol more involved in films and Among the Animals about When Williams isn't an- residents and business s ox referred to the occupational MANACLING EPlTOR... STU DUCKLO~/ finally coming true. take the contemporary two years ago and are now ling or performing concerts, Terrace and'District who therapist and Williams, a 37-year-old, music scene into films." working with the Mary he's writing film scores. But were so generous in their rheumatolngist who visil Published avery weekday at 3212 Kalum St. Terrace B.C. A fivefoot-two lyricist, is a Terrace with the van. Films are Williams' first p~.ler Moore company on a he doesn't find much time to donations to the Canadian member of Verified Circulation. Authorized rs second class successful composer, riot we expect to air in the concentrate fully on his Arthritis and Rheumatism C.A.R.S. operates the mall. Reglstretl~n number 1201. Postage pal~. , cash, retbrn performer and actor and for love and the main reason he Society (C.A.R.S.) in our Rufus Gibbs Lodge in moved to HollYWood in the spring," he said. writing because of his postage guaranteed. him there's just one more tremendous popularity as a recent canvass. Vancouver where patients step---directing. mid-60s. Although his movie And with every film he works on Williams gets singer and composer. Three thousand seven who are receiving treatment NOTE OF COPYRIGHT "That's my dream and aspirations took a dive in the hundred and ninety dollars : at the arthritis centre but do someday I'm going to leap la[e 60s, he now finds more closer to the director's Still, he's attempting a chair. Whenever he appears ($3,790.00) was raiseo, not require hospitalization, The Herald retains, full,complete and sole copyright In any on an old movie crane and roles openidg up for him. Broadway musical with co- which is well beyond our may s~), in a home-like scream, 'All right, I'm in movies hehangs around writers Ken Ascher and advertisement produced and-or any' editorial or to learn as much as possible. goalof $3,C00. Thanks tothe surrounalng close to the photographic c~ntent publlshod In the'Herald. Reproduction taking over,"' Williams said WORKING ON FILM PulRzer Prizewinner Paul Terrace Herald, The News centre. Is not permlthKI without the written permission of the prier to a concert per- He has just completed a "The longest I last on any Zandel about Dorothy Advertiser, and to C.F.T.K. The work of C.A.R.S. has Publisher. [ormance here. Policewoman segment for one set is about three days, Parker, the 19308 American radio and television station gained international • "For me the inspiration television and is working after which they usually journalist and wit. for their wonderful reputation and Doctors from - which made me feel any with Charles Bronson on a throw me off. I can't heljp coverage. A special thanks many other countries are in real emotion for an outside film called $1.98. With Bill being where ,the acuon 18 "I like to mix and match Vancouver studying their my career because it makes to the many canvassers who art form Was film. Even Bixby, he is co-producing a because it fascinates me. gave so much of their time work and doing clinical now, when dealing with one-hour, made-for- "I'm disturbed by what I me a moving target, and at research in hopes that the [ Inte.rpreting The News l television pRot about a don't know. I don't un- the same time it keeps me and efforts to this worthy music I think in visual cause. cnsse of rheumatoid ar- terms. veterinarian who relates derstand lenses, I don't ~ff the streets." • Last year donations to thritis may soon be found. C.A.R.S. provided 32 per- Anyone wishing further cent of their funds which information on help Battle shapes up were used to provide patient available to them may write care, research, anm to the Canadian Arthritis education programs. and Rheumatism Society over health pot ( C.A.R.S. provides three 895 West 10th Ave., Van- occupational therapy vans couver, B.C. V5Z 1L7. WASHINGTON (CP) -- A political battle is expected to for B.C., one of which comes erupt in the next few months over a social policy most to Terrace twice a year. Yours very truly, Canadians take for granted: government-operated health Upon referral from their Edna Fisher insurance. doctors, patients can Campaign Chsirmen President Carter, who made health insurance a high- priority issue in his campaign for election, plans to submit i ii II legislation on mandatory health insurance to Congress early next year. Iona He has set up an advisory committee to draft the C.mp.g.olo legislation and recently sent Health Secretary Joseph This Week Califano across the border to study Canadian health in- surance. As many of you know, this is the 25th year of Her Majesty Carter believes that everyone should have access to good Elizabeth Irs reign. Special celebrations have ben planned medical care, regardless of financial constraints. in each country of the Commonwealth in honor of this oc- While most Americans applaud that sentiment, he faces a casion and Canada will be honored by a visit from the Queen tough struggle in convincing many groups, including the October 14-19. Her Majesty will visi~ Ottawa over this powerful American Medical Association, (AMA), that period and will attend many events. She will preside over an government onvulvement in the healthcare field is the outdoor Jubilee interdiminational thanksgiving service, answer. attend a special luncheon for outstanding Canadian Opponents and supporters of Carter's proposal agree that athletes, meet leaders of cultural groups in Canada and the main stumbling block is money. review members of the Cameron Highlanders Regiment, Two specialized U.S. government-funded heaR! and take part in many other activities. . , .. programs, Medicare for the elderly and Medicaid for poor Most important, our Queen will give the speecn zrom me people, are expected to cost taxpayers $10.3 billion next Throne at the Opening of the 3rd session of the Thirtieth year. Canadian Parliament. In so doing, the Queen will give an Carter cites soaring hospital costs as a major reason for outline of proposed legislation, and the government's the size of Medicare and Medicaid bills and has urged general policy approach for the coming year. cielings on such tests. Traditionally, the Throne Speech is read by the Queen's He says that without hospital cost curbs, the cost of his representative in Canada, Governor-General Jules Lager. proposed health insurance program would double every. I am looking forward to meeting Her Majesty at the five years, "and this is obviously something the nation just luncheon for Outstanding Canadian Athletes October 15 in cannot afford." my capacity as Minister of State for Fitness and Amateur A more insidious problem with the two plans, however, is Sport. fraud by physicians, pharmacists, health-care facilities and For those of you who do not see the Opening of Parliament laboratories. on television October 17, I will be outlining details of the Government investigations have found hundreds of cases Throne Speech following its release. ~ .... of flagrant abuse of the two programs, invluding kickbacks I was extremely pleased last week to present the from laberatories, padded bills and unnecessary referrals "Any otherfirst impressions of the new cabinet?" Women's Studies Advisory Committee of the NorthWest from one doctor to another. Community College with a support grant of $2,250. The funds, granted by the Department of Secretary of Cailfoano estimates that a new investigation program, '' I I designed to root out the worst offenders first, willresuit in State, will be used to arrange a two day conference on the savings of $30 million. [.Business spotlight Women's Studies Program at the College later this fail. After initial investigations indicated the extent and cost of ms In Canada at this time the economy is not as healthy as it such fraudulent actions, the U.S. government has moved to should be. Federal government teams have been con- impose tougher penalties on offenders. centrating heavily on the stimulation of private enterprise But the problems with the plan appear to give some Wine may cut milk sales to cure some of the country's economic woes -- which in- support to AMA claims that government-operation health clude falling exports and rising imports, a lowered schemes involve costs that are far out of line with those ot manufacturing capacity, and falling employment in private insurers. manufacturing. The federal government sees private en- The AMA has proposed its own national health-care plan, SAANICH, B.C. (CP)- ~:~::nm:hfr~mnthr~ a~:qOCa~ne~o~m~0)°~pr°dutc:~ ~dB~':re'~ca~w:dt, " terprise as the saviour to many of these problems, andhas which would he administered by the private sector and The spirits of Ste. Michelie e embarked on a program to encourage business and remove funded on a complex formula limiting possible government all discouraging factors that inhibit small business growth. Wines Ltd. haven't been This week the federal Minister responsible for Small control. dampened by the rather fiat Although Ste. Michelie is With the Surrey plant But if Carter decides a government-operated health plan Canadian wine market of the province's oldest instream, Ste. Miehelle will peratlon affairs minister, Business, the Honourable Tony Abbott announced a ten is necessary, another promise he made may be threatened: the last few years, winery, its current streng~ be able to produce one that wine is the d~nk of p0int plan to help Canada's small businessmen, bymeansof his vow to balance the U.S. budget by 1981. In fact, company general stemsfrom a combination oz million gallons of wine moderation, simplified statistical and tax reporting procedures, con- Carter realizes that even the imposition of a plan based on manager Robert Holt says takeovers and mergers in annually and store three "Wine is really more an- solldation of existing assistance programs and expanded Canada's relatively inexpensive health program will strain his firm hopes to expand 1973 that brought the million gallons more, Holt extension of food, something business opportunities -- under a 10 point policy paper. the U.S. budget. p.roduction to the point that struggling company into the said, in the most modern to be consumed with Included in the new thrust are plans for Ottawa to increase The final formula Carter submits to Congress most likely carimg-O'Keefe empire for winery in North America. meals," he said. its procurement of goods and services from the small It cuts into milk sales. business sector. will call for gradual imposition of a national insurance plan. "We don't want to put the $10.4 million cash. B.C. has the heaviest wine Holt says hogwash to It may also provide a considerable degree of private in- carling-O'Keefe merged consumption in Canada, The Ministry of Small Business says it plans to set up a dairy farmers out of claims that B.C. can't new nation-wide information system to guide small, volvement. business," he says, "but we its acquisition with its more than two gallons a produce good wine. But any degree of government involvement is sure to existing Jordan Wines ear per capita compared to businessmen through red tape, and also plans to set u]~ a wouldn't mind stealing a chain of "venture development centres" designed to bnng irritate the AMA, which fears that government interference little bit of their market." branch to create Jordan-Ste. e national average of just "Most people who kn~k in the profession will eventually result in government Michelie Cellars Ltd., a new under the two-gallon mark. B.C. Wines are drinking me together investors, entrepreneurs, technological an Key to the new marketing management experts. control over the entire medical field. thrust is a $5.5 million company with three major "That may sound like label," said Holt. lines: Ste. Michelle, Beau quite a lot," said Holt, "but __"Less than 0ne-tenth of The I~roposed policy paper warrants a great deal of winery now under con- discussmn, and I hope all of you who may be affected -- struction in the Lower Scjour and Villa. it's nothing when you think une per cent of wine Holt said in a recent in- of countries like Italy and drinkers are real experts," those of you presently in business -- will make your views Today in hi: c y Mainland community of known to Mr. Abbott's department on this most vital new Surrey. Holt said in a recent terview that the new France where annual wine he said. "Of course, that's 1669--Rembrandt van Quebec City. combination, 92 per cent consumption totals 30 to 35 not to say that 20 per cent possibility. • interview that first If you have comments or views on the above or any other Rijn, Dutch artist, died. 19Z4--Charlton Heston, production from the new owned by Carling-O'Keefe, gallons per capita." are not reasonably 1853---Turkey's American actor, was born. has moved 'into competition Holt would like to see knowledgeable and know matter, please write to me, care of House of Commons, plant, scheduled for fall postage free. declaration began the 1957--Sputnik I, the completion, will initially be with Andres Wines as the increased wine consumption •what they like." Crimean War with Russia. Russian satellite, was 1866--Fire swept through launched. No matter what you eat, it isn't good HALIFAX (CP) -- Amidst a barrage of cannot name a substance that everyone welfare said a multil~lier system is being functioning to reduce any possiblq threats of the potential and real dangers can safely consume. used to try to explain to the public how radiation hazards. If door seals are not of substances consumed by humans, a "You can't be sure of anything," she they are protected from health hazards tight or ff the door interlock switches are A-K survey of local professional opinion shows said. "You must knew where a food came andwhere they can find information. inoperative, an oven may leak radiation. that little, if anything, can be totally from, whether it is demineralized, and Nutritionists, health teachers, an Vernon Green, a supervisor for the excluded from the list of possibly harmful some foods are more allergenic than physical education teachers are all in- health protection branch of the depart- agents. others." strumental as information dispensers. ment, said a product can be taken off the "Distilled water is about the only thing I An allergy is defined as an acquired, It has been proved that information market in three days and the public is don't think there is any reaction to," said specific capability to react, based on an from various sources has often been informed as quickly as possible. Health Minister Maynard MacAskili of antibody reaction. misleading and creates unnecessar The health protection branch exercises Nova Scotia. "But we're talking of a Foods most likely to cause allergies are public anxietY. control over the Food and Drug Act while potential we may not know about." protein-type substances because they MacAskili said if there is considerable the department of consumer and corpo- Dr. Ross Langley, head of ~he depart- contain large molecules, said Ms. Mul- evidence a product should not be on the rate affairs enforces all aspects of the act. ment of medicine at Dathousie Umver- rooney. A commonly inherited digestion market, the knowledge should be made sity, said there are things one can take problem makes it difficult for these False advertising, pois0nous anl public and the article in question adulterated foods, labelling anl with no adverse affects such as body re- molecules to he sufficiently broken down. removed. placements--vitamins or hormones. However, cooking can help "denature" packaging and maintaining prescribed But even the replacements, given in the offensive substances. "However, you just shouldn't go run- standards are dealt with in this legislation Dr. A. J. MacLeod of the renology ning off at the mouth about things not as well as examining sanitary conditions. largerhadeffects.am°unts than necessary, can have dep~tment at the Victoria General, said intensively researched." ' Despite monitoring by government "Drinking too much water can be ad- synthetic chemicals have a potential dan- bodies, absolute safety can still not be Although the health and welfart guaranteed and no concrete answer exists verse to your system," said Langley. ger because humans have not developed department's role is to protect the public "Anything in moderation is not a prob- the metabolism to deal with them. from hazardous food andmedical devices, on what people can safely ingest. lem." ,t There , s such a signiflcav,t" number of "It depends on what' the individual's one of the biggest problems is in the area chemicalmakeup and emotional state is He said the homeostatic or balancing things added to food today for preser- of cooking in the home. .77 U~Iveftol Pl|ss Synd;co~e / " system in the body can control some ration and saleabflity, we really don't and each must ask himself if he's going to excesses although synthesized drugs SUCh know the long-term effects," he said_. SETS STANDARDS live a sterile life or take the bumps," said as aspirin and penicillin may cause INFORMATION AYAI~E The increased use of microwave ovens Ms. Muirooney. "You haven't got any experience as an trouble. Theresa MacLeed, a regional con- has recently prompted the federal health Dr. MacLeod agreed. astronaut or movie actor. Wha~s your Rifa Mulrooney, a nutritionist at Vic- sultant for the health protection branch of department to establish standardt "Freedom is better than restraint in our third choiceT" toria General Hospital in Halifax, said she the federal department of health and governing their design, construction and society." , ,! I

THE HERALD, Tuesday, October 4, 1977, PAGE S ~'~ -'~ BUILDS HIS :OWN has raced in the United PICK LPGA 81TE the sponsor of the tour- TORONTO (CP) -- Stock States and built cars for name.at announeed Monday. No echmen Coac)~,( 8 ~ ! orts news car driver Jack Donobue of several of the top American DETROIT (AP) -- A Peter Stroh, president of the linic ( ' BoRon, Ont., says he Is drivers, says he-is using his major Lad/es Professional Stroh Brewery Co., said the 'the Terrace Figure Skating Clui) is hosting in f building his own car to own money and con- Golf Association tour- totalpurse for the Aug. 17-20 , ake coach's clinic Oct. 8 from 4 p.m. to 7 p.m. and Oct. ~ L ' brie , compete in the 1978 Daytona tribuflons from "patriotic nament will be played in the tourney will he $150,000, from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. 500 race. Donohue, 33, who Canadians" to build the car. Detroit area next August, with 122,500 for the winner. Any skater that is 14 and over or 12 and over with FANS SET RECORD written permiseian from their home elub ls ellgible for NEW YORK (AP) -- A t;]:stHerald Staffioss the clinic. Skaters will he coming from neighboring record total of more than towns as well. 38.7 million fans 'lSmajor The Terrace Northmen. The clinic will be held at the senior citizens room In league baseball games this lost IN)to Prince Rupert in the arena. Registration fee is $3.00. season, commlsslonez that city for the first time in . Instructors for the course will be Taddy Styles from Bowie Kulm's office said rugby play this year. vancouver'; a well-known instructor for coaches Monday. The total of The scnson is drawing to a clinics; Doug Michie, who is a director and head of 38,746,723 represented an close, but the Northmen are coaches for this area and the professional from increase of 24 per cent from stilt ahead with only four Smithers. last year's record of losses in 14 games. .Those .skaters interested in attending the clinic, 31,318,&~1. • Prince Rupert scored a please phone Ann Biggs at 835-5450. , . BEAN SIDELINED penalty kick worth three ATLANTA (AP)' -- makingpoints theneonvertedagoal another SLXpoints in Sanderson rookies wanRunniugbackBubbaBean placed on the injured the first half. ~ reserve: list Monday by The Northmen were Atlanta Falcons, sidelining outl)layedin theflrst half, ,or the entire 1977 but came on stroag in the off Cantt C S lineup SaUonal Football League second half. Still, Prince season. " Rupert prevented them from scoring. VANCOUVER (CP)- Veteran Derek Sanderson q]l~ Employment and Emploi et The Noi't[unen travel to Immigration Canada Immigration Canada Abbotsford this week-end to and three rookies Monday I play against Maple Ridge were sent to Tulsa Oilers of the Central Hockey League Canada Centre d'Emploi and Langley. Meanwhile, Employment Centre du Canada the Kitimat Eurocan Rugby by Vancouver Canucks of Club will travel to Victoria. the National Hockey League. Sanderson, sidelined since MANPOWERTRAINING Sept. 21 with a mysterious stomach ailment, was sent Hawks to Tulsa for conditioning CAN WORK FOR YOU purposes, a Canucks spokesman said. • .Training today can mean a good lob tomorrow. The 31-year-old centre The first move is up to you. fall to was checked for possible ..Consult your CANADA EMPLOYMENT colonitis, an intestinal CENTRE. An experienced counsellor will help ailment which has bothered you decide whether the Canada Manpower Our Top-of-the-Inn revolving restaurant has a fine reputation for its food. And from your table, Sanderson twice previously Training Program can work for you... you and your client will have the finest view in the entire city of Vancouver's constantly changing harbour. Bruins during a 10-year pro career. CANADIAN PRESS nc reported to training DIAMOND DRILL HELPER- MAPLE RIDGE Chicago Black Hawks camp here Sept. 19 about 15 a l$.week course to train persons for this oc. became the latest victims of pounds over his normal cupation will begin October 3rd at the Pacific In vancouver, commonwealth's harbour side Boston Bruins in the playing weight of 175. National Hockey League Vocational Institute's Maple Ridge Campus. Also dispatched to Tulsa Applicants must be in good physical health and exhibition schedule Sunday were goaltender Glen Hanlon and defencemen Jeff must be willing to work outdoors in all climate Holiday Inn hotd makes your business lunch niTgTde Bruins increased Bandura and Dave Morrow, conditions• Job opportunities are good. their undefeated record to all drafted this year from BUSINESS OFFICE TRAINING UPGRADING- four wins and a tie with a 4-I junior teams In the Western an unexpectedpleasure. triumph over the Black Canada Hockey league. TERRACE Hawl~ in a game at Bandura was selected In Persons wishing to upgrade or refresh their Chicago. 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Wheat Kings heart of the city and right on couver, stay with us and make The Bruins, who lost to and Morrow m the fourth KEYPUNCH (DATA ENTRY) tRAINING- Montreal Canadiens in the the harbour. your business trip a pleasure. round from Calgary Cen- VAN COUV E R Our revolving restaurant is just Stanley Cup final last year, tenufals. defeated Buffalo Sabres and Training is really available on either afternoon one example of how different we New York Rangers in or day shifts at Vancouver Vocational Institute are for the business traveller. earlier exhibition games. on modern data entry equipment for suitable Other examples are free indoor 'ur~ Boston, which finished first Salary persons who have good typing speeds. guest parking, 7 fully equipped in the Adams Division in POWER ENGINEERING 4th CLASS . VAN. meeting rooms, secretarial 1976-77, also has earned ties rt#'~'~ 1"~ let ~ service upon request and a free against the Sabres and ~.e~=;.i.J[./l/~.~ COUVER Persons wishing to prepare for the 4th Class morning paper at your door. Philadelphia Flyers...... / ,t..,, We're also central, near all major I~ 'other NHL pre-se~..0n '" , .' t'~t'~'l" Power (Stationary) Engineering examinations games, Philadelphia tied' ~U ' office buildings and Gastown. may receive 10 weeks of coaching at Vancouver Our rooms are different, too. Montreal 2-2, Buffalo Vocational Institute. We're right on the harbour between blankedNew York Islanders TOLEDO, Ohio (AP) -- Extra big and extra quiet, with the Baxter Building and the Board of 5-0 and Minnesota North The International Hockey STEEL DESIGN DETAILER. VANCOUVER an extra long double bed, a Trade. Georgia is three blocks away. 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Every morning 15 members of the 5$- championships last July and came home member Blueback Swim Club do their with two bronze medals and a fifth place laps in the Terrace Pool. They swim three in the boys 12-13 relay. With more practice Tuesday, 0otober 4 - 6p.m. to midnight kllometres, roughly the distance from and more experience, the club hopes to mmm mm ~ Terrace to Thomhiil. Coach Sharon Lewis send more swimmers to the Winter took four youngsters to the provincial Games in March. ~, KInG 3 CF,K 4 BCTV 9 KCTS KIRO I (NBC) (CBC) • (CTV) (PBS) (CBS) Basebal--i'~='--- FIInstone~ NUstor Not so hungry now R i~ Playoffs FIInstones Emergency Rogers Electric J i~ ConyCoat' M°ore.~,~=,~i-Mary Tyler ~.=.~IL~.~-----~EmergencyEm ~ ..=..--. Zoom Cant' Hourglass News Zoom Lions deser t it Can't Hourglass News Big Blue Can't Hourglass News Marble The Canadian Press highlighted by a successful for the Montreal points with mmmlmmmm ~ Vic Rapp summed it up thlrd-and-two gamble at the two fn'st-balf field goals, Muppets MacNell- B.C. 24. giving him a season total of Can't Muppets Stars of Ice Lehror best after both conference Can't Laverne & Search and Nlno's leaders in the Canadian WASHINGTON SCORES 102 and a 20-point edge on il 7 Con't T~ ~l Coat' Shirley Rescue Journal Football League took it on Jay Washington scored rimner-up Gerry Organ of Making "IV the chin in weekend games. the other Winnipeg TD, Ottawa. 1 8 i NameThat )py Days Man from :15 Tune HanDy Days Atlantis Dance "We got exactly what we kicker Bernie Ruoff con- Saskatchewan turned deserved," the Britisl~ verting both major scores "The Sandpiper" RimsSimardShow Cant' Making TV back a third-quarter move Elizabeth Rene Slmard Show Cony Dance Columbia coach said Sun- and adding a 40:yard field by Calgary to pull out the day after his Western goal and two singles from Comedy win at Regina. Two fourth- Special Conference-leading Lions unsuccessful field goal at- singles by kicker were stunned 19-15 at tempts. Leon Bright scored Monty b Macortti were the Switch Python Winnipeg by the Blue beth B.C. TDs, one on a 36- margin of victory. Bombers. "We didn't bother yard pass play with quar- Dacu. terback Tagge, tim 1/1 :~ ~::: , ~: ' LouGrant Showcase to block or protect our Jerry SET UP PASSES LOu Grant passer and we didn't sustain other on a 58-yard pass pl~Ly Cant" Interceptions set up two III U -~:'-" i=r,nr . Lou Grant Cant' a drive all day long." with running back Mi:~e Lou Grant mmlmmml Mary Levy was't quite so Strickiand. Lni Passaglia TD passes by veteran Ron Latlno kicked two converts and a Lancaster, the first The National CTV News eloquent at Montreal where : 15 News Night News Consortium his Alouettes, atop the single. covering 14 yards to Joey Tonight Final Hour Kolek Show . NinetyMlnu.~.,~.~..,..~ Flna~ Kolek 1'1:~ Tonight Live The Late" Show "Anatomy of More sports, Page 8 Show Coat "Seventh a Crlme' £ L :~ ,showTonight i Co~C°ntnt~ Avenue" Eastern Conference, offered Montreal hasn't looked a Waiters in tim first quarter rookie QB Mark Jackson winnerss since No. 1 and another of 24 yards in much protection against a quarterback Joe Barnes the third quarter to Brian fearsome Toronto front four went out with a shoulder O'Hara. Macoritti added Wednesday, October § 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. both converts and a 26-yard in and fell to the Argonauts 18- separation. Veteran Sonny Jean Connem 'Electric 6 in an emotionpacked, Wade is still the CFL's best field goal. Caigar~ QB John Company Hufnagel combined with :15 Fortune Banjo].__ Show penalty-filled game at reliever but he, too, had :30 Knockout Mr. Oreuup Definition Bread and Olympic Stadium. trouble putting points on the Tom Forzani on a seven- ~Mr. Ore.up .Definition Butterflies yard scoring play and tossed Anockout The B.C. loss was only its beard before being sidelined Kereen's Yoga Cover to" third against nine wins for a with injuries last weekend a two-point conversion to To Say jesame Alex Morris. Kicker Cyril the Least Street Cant C.aver four-point spread over after a couple of starts. 1 1 Sesame I~t Your Move ASWe runnerup Winnipeg and McFall completed the Cal- The Gong Rookie Mark Jackson was jL]L :~ Show Street See It Saskatchewan Roughriders, gary scoring with a convert mllmmmmlmmlmm who nipped Calgary left to face the wolves-- and field goals covering 43, Baseball Bob McLean Noon Electric Stampeders 19-17 in another Toronto's front four of Jim 32 and 41 yards. :is Playoffs Show News Company Corrigall, Wayne Smith, Can't Cant" Movie Matinee Spinning Sunday game. 1 "Columbo" Stories Ottawa Rough Riders Granville Liggins and Grey Cup champion Ot- :121 Can't CBC News doubled the score on Ed- Esomet Burley-,-and did a tawa stayed in the running Can't I Dream Cant' Cant' monton Eskimos, 34-17, in commendable job in the for an EFC post-season Can't of Jeannle Cant' Cover to cover an interlocking game face of their persistent berth in the mud at Lan- Can't Hollywood Cant' M Is for Saturday at Ottawa. pressure until late in the sdowne Park behind the lt~ Can't Squares Cant' Music first half when both teams VISITS CALGARY throwing arm of backup Can't Anmner Ottawa is in Calgary for started to play by the book quarterback Conredge Hope World America , rather than the heart. Can't next Saturday's only Holloway. The win left them Can't Edge Another Making tied with Hamilton, idle on World Music scheduled game. Saskat- ARGOS RETAILIATE Can't mm~mgm chewan visits Montreal on the weekend, just two points mmmm2 Movie Take Alan Hamel Age of Sunday with two With allegations of back of Toronto. Thirty S~!~ow Uncertainty Thanksgiving Day outings "dirty" Argo play "Downhill Celebrity Racer" AlanHamel Can't lined up ~or Monday-- emanating from the Mon- Holloway came off the Show Can't treal camp through most of Robert Redford Cooks Toronto at Hamilton Tiger- bench to engineer three mmtm3 Cats and Winnipeg at Ed- last week, Toronto seemed scoring plays, tossing two Gene Hackman Homemade :15 Can't TY Senford and Son Sh'~ monton. intent on proving just how TD passes to tight endTony 4 :oo The Gong Show Sesame The loss ~..~I Mon~eal six formidable they can be Gabriel and another to Can't Electric points clear of second-place when aroused. The Als running back Richard- Can't __coml~ny Toronto, but it marked their retaliated and the game Holmes. Organ kicked two fourth setback in their last officials were credited with field goals, converted all five starts after opening the moving the yardsticks more three touchdowns and added season with seven straight often than the players. a single while Holloway wins. Three o[ those losses kicked a single from a have been to Toronto. • More than 200 yards in broken field goal try. At Winnipeg, Bomber penalties were handed out in FEATURING THIS WEEK coach Bud Riley admitted the opening half and the two COMPLETES SCORING teams wound up with a total Cornerback Tim his charges did a job on the of 279 penalty yards--146 Lions. Berryman completed the "We did a good job assessed to the Alouettes. Ottawa scoring by nailing covering on the specialty Chuck Ealey, the Edmonton quarterback Steam Cleaners... teams this time and didn't maligned Argo quar- Bruce Lemmerman in the allow them any big breaks. terback, tossed touchdown • Eskimo end zone. Edmonton That'S Wl~at killedus the last sses torookie running kicker Dave Cutler ac- /OI time," he added, recalling ~ ck Mark Braga~nolo and counted for all his team's n' the Lions' 25-17 win at Win- veteran flanker Mike Eben, points with five field goals RENTALS nipeg on Aug. iT. both covering 10 yards. and two singl .,s, giving him Quarterback Rail~ Brock Zenon Andrusyshyn con- a league-k ad ng point total capped a 68-yard march lat~ verted both Toronto major of 128. in the game for Winnipeg's scores, added a 28-yard field $16.00 -~ 9 a,m. - 6 p.m. or 6 p.m. - 9 a.m. goahead points, going over goal and a single. The outcome left the from the Lions one-yard line Eskimos in fourth place in after settingthe stage with a Don Sweet, the East's the West with 10 points, four (gleaner optional) 14-yard run. The march was leading scorer, accounted ahead of Calgary. WEEKENDS $30.00 Sat. 5:30 P.m. -Tues. 9 aJ New Busines,, 's (share it with your friends) Not I,sted ,n our We're B.O. Tel Directory. Listed x & J AUTOMOTIVES- 6384484 ~~ VILLAGE MEATS- 638-1766 GOnOON &AHDERSON "~ Here .I TERRAOE01L BURNERSERVIOES- 635-422"/ _.~) . . Free - for ON E monthcourtesyofthe DALLY HERALD -,,,, .LTD. .,z,,,.,,. If you wish your business phone Store Hours: Tues, to Sat. 9 a,m. to 6:30 p.m. Friday 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. listed for your customers Please Call 636-6367 1"HE HERALD, Tuesday, October 4, 77, PAGE .7 r LOOKING :i FOR A JOB: LOOKING FOR HELP? J I I

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I THE Herald, 3212 Kolum Street II I I P.O. 6ox 399 Terrace, B.C. Rebekah Lodge Tu and Couch end Chair for sale. In FOR SALE • Phone63.';.6357-Ter race Bazaar, Sat. Nov. S, 2.4 p.m. excellent condition. Phone635. bedroom home with com. Subscription rates: Single Copy Elk's Hall Reffle draw 4 p.m. 5620. (p.19.2) )letod basement,suite carpeted 20 cents. Monthly by carrier Old Age Ponslonors Tea and throughout, Shaw fireplace Hormones to kill budworm;; Three Dollars ($3.00). Bazaar Sit. Nov. 12, 1:104:30 One antique wood cook stove )lusmanyextras. Drive by 4801 Yearly by mall In Canada p.m. Arena Banquet Room. and one wood cook stove. 1972 Halllwell or phone 635.3944 after VANCOUVER (CP) -- An "If we could approach the Elliot said a hormone- A combinatio. of two bar- S~0.00. Senlor Qtlzens $30.00 P.~flsdrsw4:00p,m. (ctf Nov,} International Travel.All S p.m. for datolls. Priced at assistant professor of plant problem with a con- spray~ technique used to mones would b, sprayed on per year. $1800.00. Open to offers. Phone $51,500. (otf) soieneeo at the Universdy of centrated effort this spring, control grasshoppers could the infested ar a, be said, T~rra~ Cl~s--Ci~-li-[ooklng 635.2485. (p.21.2) • llll II I ..... Yearly by mall outelde Canada for new pieyore. Everybody, British Columbia says there I think a solution to the be applied to control of making the wol ns grow so ~I.00. Including baglnners, ere Four bedroom house with un- is a biological method of budworm problem could he budworms that have fast that they rould burst, Authorized as second clues mall Hunter Special . 8 ft. Cam. welcome to attend. perette with boat rack. also 12 finished basementon 5 acres of eonirolling Western spruce two years down the road," defoliated an estimated their outer shel and die. by the Post Office Department, Games end Instruotlon ore land. Across from N.W.C.C. budworm in the Fraser said Bob Elliot during a 600,000 acres in the Fraser But Roy S epherd, a Ottawa and for payment of year old Mare Pony. Phone635. every Wednesday at 7:00 p.m. 7521. (p.20.3) alsowork shop 60' x 40" wide and Valley. recent interview. Valley. Canadian For~ ry Service postage In cash. at the Terrace Swimming Pool 20' high. On 12.5 acres, Y~ mile biologist, is not ; optimistic Classifiedsdue 24 howe prior to Board Room. For Information from city Limits. For more about the eff~ :iveness of desired day of publication. 52.00 . Phono Joe et 635-5419 (ctfl 37. Pets Information phone Houston hormone spray: for first 20 words, 10 cents each 2928 or write to Box 500. (p.Oct EATS BUDS word thereafter. No refunds on For Sale: Purebred Arabian Beautiful junkyard 13. Personal 14) He said the ervice has classified ads. Horses: Lovely bay filly 8 tested one horr one en tl~ r months old, Chestnut filly 2Y= For Sate: 3 bedroom modular I no longer will be req)onslble Eastern spruct budworm, years, Grey stalllon, Ferzon home. Fullbaeament on 2acres only attracts vandals cousin of th western 1. Coming Events as of September 30, 197/for my grandson, 4 years started $34,900. Phone 635.3469 or 679. dabte Incurred by my wlfo variety, and fmid that the Loyal Order of Moose Lodge No. western. These horses always ~_1~_¢:se~. oct) SURREY, B.C. (CP) -- spokesman Beverly back to them," said hormone killed I ,`e pests but Chontelle Ml¢heud. Jean place in top ribbons. Gentle. The owners of United Auto Jacques, "trying to make it Jacques. I020, Terrace, B.C. Meeting Mlcheud. (c-1-3) held every 2rid end 4th Thur. •Contact Sen.J Arabians S.S. 3 2 bodronm.houee for sale: Wrecking tried to add a look like a business should STOLE FLAGS not at a level hil i enough to sdey every month at S p.m. Blackwater Rd. Prince George, .Beautifully situated on Lokelea touch of class to a business instead of like a junkyard." Then last week vandals be effective. Phone 630.6641. (ctf) 14. Business Personal B.C. 964-7662(c-2.4) Lake. Large tot. Must sell, where class is usually The company planted stole 13 flags that had gone However, he aid a com- owner leaving town. Phone635- lacking, but the public's trees and shrubs, put up_ up only two weeks before, binaUon of tw, hormones For Sale: Registered10 months 3178. (p-19.2)) response hasn't been flags and won several "We put up 13 flags on might be more ffective. INCHES AWAY CLUB ABLE ELECTRIC LTD Meet every Tuesday night at S old Male Alaskan Malmut. To exactly what they were beautification awards. But poles, all right next to each The spruce budworm ClassA ElectriCal Contracting. see phone 635.5688. (p.2.$) In the Skesno Health Unit. For Free Eslmates. Phone &lS.S07d aS. Property for Sale hoping for. ' lately their efforts have other," said co-owner Dick defoliates trees by eating more Inform4tlon phone 635- The company, located in attracted attention the~ Molt. '~fhero were the flags tree needle bud during its or 431-1211. (¢tf) 39. Boats & Engines 2847 or 635-3023. Must sell - Two wooded lots this munic|pallty south of would rather not have. of all the provinces, an larva stage. Golden Rule: Odd lobs for the totalling 5.13 acres, Ideell) Vancouver, keeps their pile Vandals ripped out palm American flag and a couple A $1-millior pesticide Kormode Four Wheelers 1974 Chrysler beat motor for of rusting wrecks out of treos and shrubs, and stole of Canadian flags, spraying proj ram was Ioblese. Phone 635.4535. 3230 sale. SS H.P. complete with let, located In the town of Telkwe. Meetings 1st Wednesdayof each Kalum. (ctf) Sub.dividing poealbllltles. sight behind a whitewashed '21of30tmesplantedulenga "The ropes that raised cancelled last VIay after month at 8 p.m. In the messing good condition. $900. Phone and lowered them were low protests from ommanity, 635.2420 (c.21.3) Write Box 2322, Smlthers, 6.C. blocktheirheadquarters.°f buildings that is property.fencedown the side of the enough so that someone medical, unio and en- room at the Sandmen.Inn. For ABLE ELECTRICLTD. of phone' 047-33,r~. (p.20-3) further Information phone 635- Rofrlgoratlve Contracting and 47. Homes for Rent "We've always had this in "We removed the other wal]fing along the fence vironmental grops that the 3442. mind," said company nine before they could get could reach them. pesticides--0r~ rune and household repairs. Phone 6,15. 57. Automobiles Slg4 or 431-1231. (ctf) , Satin-4 Oil--poe i a hazard Mooting - Terrace B.P.O.E. 2 bedroomduplex on Muller St. to tha local pep lation and In Thornhlll for Information 1970 Ford LTD. Good condition. (Elks Lodge). First end Third DRIVERS Thursday of month. O.O.R.P. TAXI call 635.5773 (p.2) 51,400 or best offer. Phone after Slave wages paid wildlife'.. Full time, part time. Class 4 Elliot said t: has not (Ladles of the Royal Purple) • 5:00 p.m. 638-1577 or view at looked farthel into the Ilcence and police permit 48. Suites for Rent 5218 McCennell (I)-!-3) Second end Fourth Monday of requtrod. Contact manager, Month. hormone ,rogr, n because Terrace Taxi - 635.2242 (ctf) I For Sale:• 1973 Dodge on floating coffin his grant is for: grieultural research. HILLSIDE LODGE Tradesmen. Van. Interior Weight Watchers meeting held L 4450 Little Avenue Customized. Please phoneafter every Tuesday at 7 p.m. at the' so badly in the crew's Such a contract would "To get sc ~port for Sleeping rooms, housekeeping 6:00 p.m. 635.3029 (p.20.3) VANcoUVER (CP) -- A quarters that "you can see raise their wages to $1,000 a budworm re, ,arch is Knox United Church Hall, 4907 ASTROLOGY units, centrally located. Fully Lazelle Avenue. s~.'p being picketed by its 20 daylight through it," it's month and improve their another questiol " he said. Register now for beginners furnished. Reasonablerates by 1970 Ford Custom. Four dr. Filipino crewmen in Van- permanent handrail is living conditions, he said. He said the ne ~ essary re- 'The Catholic Womens League ~, Advencod evening (:lassos. day or week. Non.drinkers sedan, 302 cubic Inch, couver harbor appears to be eroded and missing in The 33-yeer-old ship was search woul¢ involve will hold tbelr Annual Fall Tea For more information or con. ly. Phone635.5611. (ctt) automatic. Priced to sell. a "floating coffin" and the sections, there are rats to take on a load of sulphur examining at ,ut 4,000 and Bazzearon Set. Oct. ~.tth at suIteflons. Phone 505.2290. Phone 635.6235 or 635-4228 (otf) crew is getting "near-slave aboard, there hasn't been a for Taiwan, but loading hormonal comp mda, then the Yerltas A~dflorlum. (Evenings) Room for rent for single gen. TR& Good condtlon 69, Inquire wages," says union change in linen for about a halted when the crewmen testing a short ..st of bet- CTF ..... j~j (P-16-S) tlmen In the bench area. Wlth at Northwest Communlty spokesman Tom McGrath. year andthereareproblems went on strike Sept. 27, ween 20 and 50. ' "kitchen. "and living ~ CollegeDora B, Room 102 (I)-2- • McGrath, spokesman for with the sanitary facilities, McGrath said. , ~ "fac'llltle~;. Phone 635.3971 • 6) the seamen's local of the he said. " He said the workers have ' meet;every Tuesday at Thorhllll .AT r Canadian Brotherhood of McGrath said he was been signed up with the ITF, BIDS FOR B 'D SOX Elementary "School 7:00 p.m. , Ohio New members welcome from Webb Refripration [ ] i977 Blazer KS. Manyoptions. Railway, Transport and negotiating with A worldwide union with WILLOUGHB" on Manor I For more Information cell 62,1- General Workers (CBRT), representatives of the which the CBRT is af- (AP) -- A spoke nan for A- Terrace and Thorhlll.. F~rther 01i.t ch owns Information call 635.S~6. ~" 635. 4623 SOUCIE635-21S8 I[Furnlshedor unfurnished studioI 5015. Interested parties only; said Sunday the crewmen shipping agent, Maple Ship- flllated. Since they went on T-O Inc., wt 7425. [or 1 bedroom apertments. | (c.20.3) aboard the Liberian-regis- ping Co. Ltd., and the ship's strike, they have received Rawling Sport Ig Goods, [Security enterphone. Sauna.| tered Oceanic Amity are ownereforastandard Inter- intimidating wires from said Wednesda~ the firm A special general meeting of l 635.4251 I 1974 Mazda, 4 door Station being paid about $130 a n a t i on a I T ran s pc their government and the has offered $17 niliion for @ [ 638.1032 | Wagon. Low mileage, excellent month. American Le, the Skeena Valley Golf and . ,condition. $3400firm. Phone The ship's hull is eroded Federation contract for the NaUonal Seaman's Board, baseball's Bosto ~teed Sox. Country Club memborshlp Is Authorized 638-1842 after 6 p.m. (It/) workers, he said. railed for Tuesday October 4th., Service Depot at S:~ p.m. In the Clubhouse. Repalrsto Refrigerators APARTMENTS -For -Sali.~--1v50 ~0oar-~ I N D E P E t DANT This concerns your Funding Freezers,Washere, Oryere, • engine 4.speed radial P.S. lots RETAIL ERS Committee reports, recom. And Ranges Hijacked passenger criticizes (~f) Office No. 2 - 4603 Scott. One, of extras needs some work, new mend_atlons, discussion of engine. Inquire at 4017 N. NT General Meeting for election of twomeats. and threeLaundry bedroom tk Storage part. Munroo635.6728 after S p.m. (p- decision to meet demands u R G E new Officers and Interim area. Near schools and 2.5) FORT, Operation of the Club. It Is 19. Help Wanted IE vitally Important you ettend.(p. downtown.bpoclous, security Cleam Iock.t4p quiet, end Sell: 71 Ford ~ ton Sport By PAUL CHUTKOW playing games, they should had-. And for others it was HOLIDAY ! EASON Oct.4) Required Immediately- ex- perionced loader operator for )atrol. Custom rlggod for troller of DACCA (AP) -- A U.S. have been on that plane." much worse. Sept. 27to Oct. 11 - exhibition of new heal.boom cable loader, In camper good power end econo missionary among '~ the AGREE'S IT'S WAR "Isaw a Seudiman pistol- IE art selected for office dlspley In rite Williams Lake area. Salary 635.5:124 my, new paint loaded with hostages freed from a These guys called it war whipped twice. Other WE H,~ Terrace Llbrery Arts Room. commensurate with ex- extras, reasonable call Ken hijacked Japanese airliner and I agree," he continued, passengers were clubbed on OVERPROC JCTION Ocf. 4 . S:00 p.m. general perience. Twelve months eft) eveningSlaurelSt.635"7572(p-2-4) view st 2118 in this Bangladesh capital But "they didn't want to die ; the head..It was unjusUfied. DISTR E SED meeting of the Terrace Art operation period. Contact: condemned the Japanese theywouidn't have blown up We were all cooperating. Association. New comers Dave Kerren. Jacobean 3badroom rowhouslngsultes. ~07~ Mazda 208, 4 door bucket government's capitulation the plane with themselves There was no rhyme or SURPI US welcome. Library Arts Room. Brothers Forest Products Full basement, 1V2 baths, V2 'seats,radio - S track, 4 speed, tO the demands of the five on it." ' ALL TY )ES Phone 392.4121 weekdays or block from schools. 3 mln. walk winter tires, very• good con- terrorists. "They were too cocky for reasonCaldwell to it" said he was A Tea and Bazaarwill be held In Write Box ~710 Williams Lake from town. Suitable for dillon. Asklng $1,000 Phone 635. Jenabe Ca]dwell, 51, of that." admitted to hospital for OF Knox United Church on Sat. (c.I.S) Mmllles. $250 per month. 6 762Rafters (p.2.3) Anchorage, Alaska, saidthe Caldwell said the ordeal acute constipation and a MERCHA IDISE Dec. 3 from 2 to 4:30 P.M. months lease. Apply suite 118, 5½day ordeal aboard the aboard the 15lane was painful hack ailment. He The Independent Order at ! EXPERIENCED 3530 Kalum. (cff) For Sale: 1976Mercury 2 door' plane was "pretty "pretty horrendous." said he was leaving the U P TO 4010 :rcent Forestersare having a Tea'; & SECRETARY hard top bast offer, 2 studded horrendous, terribly "You were living in your huspital today and planned 2 bedroom sulto. Available snowtlresE.78.14wlthrlmscall terribly brutal, but I ownhe", the lack of air, the toffy to Banitkok. BELO V Bazaar at the Elks Hell on required part.time stench, the complete an- Ba~aism m a modern Oct.15 from 1.4 p.m. for October 1, 1977. Centrally 635.4206.(p.2.3) wouldn't have let those guys justified brutality. W H O L E ;ALE Homemade Items, baking and located. Phone 635.9471 (cff) ...... go." religion developed in ~an I much more. B.C. GOVERNMENT " Transfers- Plates - Sales Tax. "The minute we give in to "I thought I had lived that stresses principles of CEDARPLACE See Wlghtman & Smith - criminals we're finbhed, under pretty tough con- universal brotherhood and WRITE: The I.O.F. regular meatlngs.3rd .EMPLOYEESa UNION APARTMENTS AUTOPLAN agent. 4611 and that's just what we're itious,-butbut tMs was me social equality. Saturday of each month at the Lakelea Ave. Terrace. Opon doing," said Caidwell in a )u~hest livin~ I've ever 26 MILFO 'D Slumber Lodge at 8 p.m. TE RRACE AREA OFF ICE 4931 Walsh Avenue Saturday.(ctf) telephone interview from AV ~NUE Suite 113 itL00Kjp Kltlmet Community Arts f you're • self.starter with e Iot the Holy Family Hospital. TORONTC Council - Next Meeting: of Initiative who enjoys dealing Terrace, B.C. "While I was on the plane, Thursday Oct. 13, 1977 at 7:30 with. poopto, our union office 635,7056 76 HONDA CIVIC I thought, 'This is war, and ON "ARID may be the place for you. we New 1~ 2 and 3 bedroom suite., "HATCHBACK" even i~ we're casualties, we p.m. st 'Museum. Arte and for rent. Frldge, stove, drapes, shouldn't give into it." lOW as $200.00 you can buy a 14' wide M6M 2 re Craft Folr: The 6th Annuel need on exerplenced secretary AS who can operate a variety of carpet, rec area, sauna and pool Featuring: Low mileage, AM. "Somewhere we've got to Felr to be held on Oct. 22, 1977. table, with security en. FM, In dash stereo, tope deck, have enough guts to stand mobile home - furnished - set up and delivered. at Qty Centre Mall. All standard office equipment and O R Welcome. has a good telephone an© lerpehone and elevator. Ab. radial fires, clock, roof rack, up for what we believe in." personal .contact manner solutely no pets. console, many other options. Caldwell, a missionary for HURRY! PHONE CO .LECT A epeclol meeting of the Trade union background an (c~f) Get economy with good gas the Bahai sect, said the five (416) 249. 1011 Terrace Social Credit party will asset. Approx. 20 hours per mltea0et phone 638.1449after S hijackers were "mostly Phone Mr. George - collect 434-9175 be held at the Terrace Library week. Excellent union wage Near new 2 bedroom apartment p.m. (c.2.9) boys," but "anyone who URGE ~IT on Wednesday OCt. S, 197/ at rates, and fringe baneflte. In 6.plex close to hospital IV= - th~S these Commies were 7:30 p.m. (ctf.3) Written applications to b~ baths, stove and frldge, submitted to: available Nov. 1st. (ctf) 58...... Mobile Home s .... i ~ I - For Sale: Mobile Homo. Set up DO It Now BUSINESS ! [ Roger Davis One bedroom, basement suite, In Woodland Hlaghte Trailer WANTED OPPORTUNITIES Staff Representative $150.00withsaUnae month,In theclosebedroom.to town Park. Fully skirt,, with JuRy Aluminum Wewlll Establishyou In No.2.4551Grelg Ave. 4700 blockon Davis. Phone 635. shock. Phone635.S348atterS:00 Terrace VSG 1M7 3679. Small frldge and stove p.m. (D.19-2) Ambitious boys or girls to do carrier DISCOUNTyour ownFABRIC (c.2.S) Included. (p-2:S) house19'710X,trailer.SquareGuntWOtypabedroomfur. routes. .o STORE .13. For Sale - Misc. Sheets In the location of your choice, Furnished two bedroom unit nace. Nlceandclonn, carpeted L_.~ Initial investment $10,000 to Electrical Service, 60 amp with carpeted, fireplace, dishes, Inthebathroom end living room Good experience and earnings for the $15,000. For moro In. breakers $35.00, Snow Ski's, 130 linen, T.V., vacuum etc. $150 per month. No animals, ~n x ~e formation write to 6ox 2043 cm with poles end size 3 boots Suitable for working people. No singles Phones 635.2482 right persons. Sin. R. Kelowna, B.C. VlX 535.00. Snow Ski's 150 cm with Phone63S.,757.(p-2-6) 2.5)between4"6:20P'm't°vlew'(P" 12 sheets only. 375 4KS. pales Ind size 8 boots 585.00. Sleigh 15.00. Water ski's, J- Order of the Royal Purple. Combl, New $35.00. ice Skatse. For sale: 1bedroom house at 66. Rec. Vehicles Phone Mr. Ldl,lle 636-6361 Z. Novelty bake sale Saturday Daoust size 6 510.00. Music 4645 Kelth Avenue. Price 52,002. THE nelLY HEIIALO Nov. 19 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Elks stand, collepeeble $3.00. Must be moved before ' The Tenaoe Daly Herald hell corner of Sparks and Perk. Strombacker Road Racing set, Donuts and coffee 50 cease. snowfall. Phone635.6334 days 13' CamperTroller. Phone635- 3212 Kalunl St, Terrace misc. places. Phone 635-4031 or 635.6974nights. (c.19.9) 5628 (p.l.S) ~ 2-- (otf.Nov.19) eftor 6 p.m. (p-2.S) m 'q i i :

PAGE O, THE HERALD, Tuesday, October 4, 1977 a In brief:] Teams 'march to playoffs D o ll ar d r op s Ya nks ] Playoffl Phdhes-vs"" -Dodge rs zn" bes t offz ve MONTREALM~ (CP(CP) --- The C~Canadian adian dollar dro[drop~d more entonl~ H Yorkn neymarketsMor, take o7'~ [ [ PHILADELPHIA (AP)- ter's 31st homer, a record the third" game of the than half a cent on New York money markets Monday, clos- All Dave Johnson wanted for [he Expos p|ayofis Friday when they BURN WOOD ing at an eight-year low of 92.53 U.S. cents. ~t-year wof92.5~ LS.cents. schedule was a chance to play--first PAVED 1fIE'WAY move to Philadelphia's AND SAVE MONEY! A Royal Bank officialficial sasaid [ the difference between second base, • Tommy HuttonSs double Veterans Stadium, where Canadian and U.S. interest rates has been narrowing yal nd U.$ interest ntes has been ] RO S By THE CANADIAN PRESS an,-.,here:- . ....~ ...... =~,1, .... : ,,,.¢,,-aP hilli es' thePhilsareG0-21, g ave u P recently andlasar, as a result aitmore more peopleeople are selling Canadian Best.of.Five Throughout the season, run in the fourth Hecrossed three hits and three runs dollars. This5 causecaused a vacuuvacuum in the CanadimCanadian markets All Times EDT the Philadelphia Phillie| on Pete Mack~in's two- (one tin_earned) in seven in- wl~ch broughtht abouabout ai downw~downward d pressure on the dollar, he NEW YORK (AP) -- R Tonight's Game utiJity infielder and pinch- base throwing error on Jim _nin_gs. He gave way to Tug added. took 162 games and six Philadelphia (Carlton 23-10) hitter got some chances, but Morrison'sgrounder M.curawandGeneGarber, months of struggling, but at Los Angeles (John 20.7), 8:1S not nearly enough to satisfy Machanin not thee two WhOpicked up his 19th save. T a Iks tive KansasNew York City Yankecs Royals are rightand P.m. WednesdayGame ' him. back with ~lS first--and _ Th~ Phllliee drew 25,412 construc back where they left off a Kansas City at New York, Now, with only 156 last--homer of the season in uunaay, giving them SALISBURY (Reuter) -- Rhodesia said Monday that year ago -- battling for 3:1s p.m. regnlarseason at bats and a the second, with Carter on 2,700,070for the year, only Prime Minister Ian Smith's secret talks with Zambian baseball's American Ph,adelphla at Los Angeles, .321 average behind him, base. Johnstone clouted his the seeond franchise to draw Johnson will get a chance-- 15th homer in the fifth to over 2.7 million. The President Kenneth Kaunda were held at Kuanda's in- League pennant. 8: lS p.m. Thursday Game a big one. close the scoring. Dodgers did it in 1962 and vitation and that the talks had been constructive and The best-of,five seres,. friendly. Kansas City at New York, Tuesday in Los Angeles, Christensen, who will hurl again this season. HEATERS yl~goins Wednesday in New 8:15 p.m. the Phillies open the best-of- Excluewe pal- In the first official comment on the Sept. 2S meeting since rk with a day game. The eared features of confirming last Saturday that it had taken place, a Friday Games five National League I Ashley Wood ,two teams play Thursday Los Angeles at ~Phlladelphla, playoffs against the Heaters wdl pro- spokesman for Smith said Zambia had invited the prime night in Yankee Stadium vide you with 3:15 p.m. Dodgers and the starting. year 'round heat minister there and that he went to Lusaks without the and then move to Kansas knowledge of South Africa, Britain or the U.S. New York at Kansas City, first baseman for the East for a lot lees than City for a night game 8:15 p.m. champions will be Johnson, B,O.G.E.U. other heaters. The Smith-Kaunda talks were welcomed Monday by two Choice of hand- Friday. If they are needed, Saturday Games a former Baltimore Oriole some cabinet or major black nationalist organizations here, including they'll play a day game New York at Kansas City, and Atlanta Brave slugging console styling or the economy modeh Nkomo's African National Council (ANC)-Zimbabwe--but Saturday and night game 1:1S p.m., if necessary. second baseman who spent SPECIAL MEETING • Sizes to heal up to 6 rooms or more were scorned by a third as having sinister implications. Sunday. Los Angeles at Philadelphia, * Use,s report up to 75% fuel eevlngs two years in Japanese • Build only one fire a season Zimbabwe is black African for Rhodesia, where its 6.5 The winner is host in the 8: lS p.m., if necessary. • Fill only once In 12 hours...- baseball before joinmg the of the even in coldest tempe,atures. million blacks are more than six times its white population. first two games of the Wrodl Sunday Games Phillios this spring. series,which begins Los Angeles at Philadelphia, Wrote lot Free Folder 4:15 P.m., If necessary. • "He deserves a start," Tuesday Oct. 11. said manager Danny Ozark One pitch separated the New York at Kansas City, B.i). Government Employees Union BL ,Z Lang in Japan 8: lS p.m., if necessary. after his Phillies concluded two division champions a a 101-victory season Sunday year ago. They went down to Industries TOKOYO (AP)- Canadian Trasnport Minister Otto Lang with a 5-3 win ov~r Montreal TO DISI)USS THE NEW CONTRAi)T of Canada, Ltd. met with Japanese Agriculture Minister Zenko Suzuki the ninth inning of the fifth Expos. "He's done it all playoff ~ame before Chris wer. Jackson, Nettles and 50 Electronic Avenue today and sounded out the possibilities of increasing ~ year for us, whatever we've Port Moody, B.C. Canadian exports or pork, wheat and lumber to Japan. Chambhss blasted a unson teamed for more asked of him, especially to he hold Suzuki told Lung Japan would continue to import dramatic home run that put than 85 home runs and more against left-handed pitch- ILBEnT Canadian wheat to meet demand from bakeries but ruled the Yankees in the World than 300 runs batted in. era." out the possibility of any immediate increase in imports, Series for the first time The attack's table setter Several people were OCt. 5, 1977 KitimatHolel at 12 noon and ' department officials said. since 1964. was leadoff man Mickey surprised that Ozark went to MoGAFFEII¥ LTI), The Japanese minister also said Japan's pork production Bith teams suffered Rivers, the club's leading Johnson--including difficult times this is increasing steadily, indicating Japan cannot afford to through hitter whose speed often sets Johnson. Oct. 5, 1977 Tomes Hotel at 8 p.m. 4805 HW¥. 16W push up purchases from Canada, the officials added. season as they dought to up yankee rallies. DIDN'T KNOW Lang arrived in Tokyo Sunday for a four-day visit. repeat their division, rifles. ChambUes and outfielders "I didn't know it until TERRAOE The Yankees had a summer Roy White and Lou Piniella now," Johnson said. "I had Plan to attend of discontent, often arguing rounded out the offence that heard that he said he was 630-7264 with each other on and off finished tied for the AL lead going to start the other guy- Gays ruled immoral the field. The Royals in hitting with Boson Red (Hebner). It's not became involved in a four- Sox and Minnesota with a something.I'd worry about, WASHINGTON (AP) --The U.S. Supreme Court let stand team battle in the West with .280 hatting average. today rulings by Washington state courts that homosexuals it's hot my job. He knows I strong and surprising The defence was alrthight want to play. are "immoral" and may be fired from their jobs because of challenges from Texas with second baseman Willie "But I owe him a lot. He their sexual preference. Rangers, Chicago White Sox Randolph and shortstop kept me on the club, had The Supreme Court refused to hear the appeal of a and Minnesota Twins. Bucky Dent doing an lamest enough confidence to play Tacoma, Wash., high school social studies teacher, fired In early August, the flawless job up the middle. me against left-handed after almost 13 years on the job because he acknowledged Yankees, who spent much of Pitching was the Yankee pitchers and I really en- being a homosexual. the season's early months in problem but three hurlers joyed playing these last James Gaylord, 39, taught at Tacoma's Wilson high third place, seemed to were consistently out- three games, against lefties school until 1972, when school officials learned of his straighten out. The tur- standing. or righties.". homosexuality. Although no misconduct involving other naroued, which inluded a Ran Guidry demonstrated To show his appreciation faculty members or students was alleged, Gaylord was string of 40 victories in SO an explosive fast ball that Johnson doubled in Larry fired for violating the school district s rule against im- games, started when Reggie made him the staff's biggest Bowa in the first inning and morality. Jackson was inserted into winner and most depen- later scored on a wild pitch. participate in Enterprise • Gaylord managed to keep his sexual preference secret the cleanup spot in the dable starter and relievers In the third inning, Johnson during most of a teaching career that won the praise of batting order. Sparky - Lyle and Dick singled Bowa to third and Canada '77 school officials but the officials said his continued em- Jackson, the centre of Tidrow had long stretchs in the peppery shortstop ployment would impair the school's learning atmosphere. much of the clubhouse which they pitched almist scored frem there on Jay controversy, responded with daily. Lyle had either the Johnstone's sacrifice fly. a rash of home runs and win or save in one-third of Sunday Johnson played Luncheon Speaker: Climbers camp out runs batted in that pushed the Yankee victories and second base--his natural The Honourable R. J. Perreault, his season's total in both Tidrow came out of the ition. Tuesday he'll be at Leader in the Senate. departments up among the bullpen for some omportant t base, where he has KATMANDU, Nepal (AP) -- A Canadian expedition league leaders. starts down the stretch. Friday, October 7. trying to reach the 23,442-foot summit of Ptnnori, a satellite played ."maybe 30 or 40 Third baseman Graig Mike Torrez an Ed games m my career--but Terrace Hotel, Terrace, B.C. peak of. Mount Everest, has established its second camp, Nettles, voted the club's Figueroa hurled well, but the Nepalese foreign ministry reported Sunday. I'II be ready and I feel I can To register or for more information contact most valuable player in a strangely, the best winning handle it." The ministry said the six-man expedition's base camp re- poll of the players, swung a r centsge on the staff the Co-Sponsor: ported that the second camp was established at 21,200 feet ~ Johnson's hitting helped lethal bat and catcher longed to Don Fullett, who the Phillies and Larry last Tuesday. Thurman Musnon, last won 14 games despite long Terrace and District The camp was established by two British Columbia Christonson, 19-6, build an year's American League stretches when he was early lead on Rogers, 17-16. Chamber of Commerce c.arpenters on the expedition--George Homer, 34, of Golden MVP, also.supplied plenty of sidelined by injuries. Mr. M.TindalI,Manager andSteve Sutton, 34, of Vancouver. The only Expos retaliation The expedition is led by Ian Rowe, a 33-year-old in the first three innings Was 4610 Park Avenue, mechanical engineer, also from Golden. a home run by Gary Carter Terrace, B.C. The expedition plans to launch its final assault on the in the second. It was Car- V8G 1V6 635-2063 summit sometime during the early part of this month. Canada wins at WINS CHAMPIONSHIP- Mount Everest itself, the world's tallest peak, rises to 29,- LOS ANGELES (ALP) -- 028 feet. Mexico's Raul Ramiriz Pan-Am wrestling broke service in the 10th game of the third seesaw set Government Gcuvemoment to defeat top-seeded Brian of Canada du Canada Brezhnev flunky MEXICO CITY (AP)- of Vancouver won the Gottfried and win the Industry, Trade Industne Canada won six medals in bronze in the 08-kilo class $100,1}00 Southern California and Commerce el Commerce the final round of the (149.5 pounds), John Mc- Bahsh Columbia & Yukon Regldnal Olfice MOSCOW (AP) -- The Soviet Union's leaders this week ~onn tennis championship 595 Burrard Streel opening a week of meetings that are expected to result in freestyle matches of the Thedrinof Montrealcame in day, 7-5, 3-6, 6-4. Vancouver. BrSeh Columbia VTX 1K8 the naming of a first vice-president for President Leonid Pan-American wrestling third in the 74.kilo section Ramirez, seeded third, took Brezhnev. championships Sunday. (163.5 pounds) and Wayne home $14,000. Clark Davis of Vancouver, Bdghtwell of Guelph won a In televised sessions, the leaders will also reveal the final ; ~ ~ ~ ~ Jt . J~ J~ j ~.) ¢--"~ ('-~ .'--"~..'-~.. text of the new Soviet constitution, which creates the post of competing in the 82-kilo bronze in. the 100-kilo first vice-president, They also may announce an amnesty class (180 pounds) and division (220pounds). for prisoners or other gestures to mark the 60th anniversary Michael Cappell of Guelph, Teams from Canada, the of the Bolshevik Revolution. Ont., in the 90-kilo diviszon United States, Cuba, El (198 pounds), both won Salvador, Venezuela, Diplomats believe that if a powerful ally of Brezhnev is o . " I:: named to the new vice-presidency, he would become Brezh- silver medals. Puerto Rico, Nicaragua and nev's second in command. This would put him in an ex- John Park of Parry Meomco attended the four- ceUent position to succeed to the chairmanship of the Sound, Ont., was third in the day tournament that in- Communist party, the state's top post, when Brezhnev, now 62-kilo division (136.5 cluded Greco-Roman and nearly 71, leaves the scene. pounds), Mimmo Morrelio freestyle comPetition. Oil tax considered WASHINGTON (AP) --President Carter is considering a $5-a-barrel levy on imported oil if the U.S. Congress scraps his plan to raise domestic crude oil taxes, says his top energy adviser. The import fee would raise gasoline prices five to seven cents a gallon, the same increase envisaged by the presi- BAVARIAN INN ' "" dent's original proposal, Energy Secretary James Schlesinger said Sunday. • Tues. Oet. 4.Sat. Oet 8 ' "11 "We are in this ludicrous position in which we are sub- FUN, FUN . " " .11 sidizing every barrel of off that comes into the country/' Schlesinl~er said. FUN from 7 °pm-2am . . "That zs the reason the (domestic) equalization tax was proposed. If Congress fails to enact that tax, the president must consider other alternatives'" • TRADITIONAL Schlesinger said the president could raise taxes on im- You dance & smg , ported oil under the Trade Adjustment Act without having . , • BAVARIAN to get congressional approval. Schiesinger said the $5-a-barrel import tax would, by [.,. wzthaccordzamst OK TOBERFEST raising gasoline prices, have the same energy-saving effect as a $2.50-a-barrel tax on domestic crude. "l~ilk'mk~ ~ . FOODS ' Schiesinger said the United States "cannot afford" to ~.qLM JL v ~/ ~,em~Lf~ " LIVE AND RECORDED MUSIC continue importing $45 billion worth of off, the projected total for this year. He said that while gasoline prices would rise under the DURST I JOINUS FOR. im~rt tax, consumers would be offered some form of tax rehef. Carter has promised to rebate the $12 billion to $15 ! CONTEST & PRIZES " THE FESTIVITIES II billion the domestic crude tax would generate to con- sumers.