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Orafts Holy Shroud Suffering Pope Greets 100000 r~D l'~'r'%/TI;'E f'~:"/'/?Y, C~gp. 77/78 ifl'J~,!•L~'.E;;~' :':UII•DINGS, VZCTCR~/~, ~. C., , ally her'a/d I VOLUME 72 No. 59 ~0C MONDAY, MARCH 27, 1978 e -c • •q ," fl!,; -:t n~at recreatl on directo-'~--.~'~(]m-*:b'a~n~displays" John "'~"~"~d~ the r, ...............will decide the future of the project. For more preposedsRefor the new Kitimatrecreation centre. A details see full coverage in tomorrow's Herald. Enter now for Handioapped.helped. - VICTORIA (CP) -- Handicapped:persons and their Arts 'n' orafts families who receive social assistance will be given an additional $20 a month from the provincial government .Application forms for anyone wishing to enter effective July 1, Human Resources Minister Bill Vander their arts, crafts, or hobbies in the 13th annual Zalm said Thursday. The minister said in a news release that the new rates Arts, Crafts, and Hobby Show, in Terrace, are bring the basic benefits for a single recipient of assistance now available. to $285 a month and increase the rate for a family of four The annual event will run from 10 a.m. to 10 to $655 from $635. p.m. on Saturday, April 22, and from 10 a.m. to 5 VanderZalm said theincrease will affect more than ll,- p.m. on Sunday, April 23, in the Caledonia Senior ~ 000people and is expected to cost more than $2 millionfor Secondary gymnasium. Exhibitors will set up the nine-monthperiod od the fiscal year 1978-79. He noted that both single and family recipients of the their displays on Friday, the 22nd between 4 p.m. handscapped assistance also receive special rental and 9:00 p.m. Subsidies, pharmaeure and medical benefits. In the past, exhibits have included stitchery, The last change to•handicapped assistance came last Weaving, group • displays of handicrafts, July,when single recipients were given a housing Suffering Pope greets 100,000 allowance of up to $57 a month and families were given an children's art;photography, quilting, painting, acroes-theboerd$50-a-month increase. A free homemaker Faithful pilgrims stirred patriarch, in robes of white whipped Pope Paul's ankle- thunderous applause and pottery, ceramics, wood carving, P.ahd ms'de ~t~'vicewas also set up last summer. by solemn lilurgy and joyous and crimson, celebrated length chasuble as he said shouts of "Long Live the music thronged the streets of Christ's rebirth before the the 50-minute mass in his Popel" ftwniture and many pther diplays, .... Jerusalem,nthe broad ex- nine-metre-high mausoleum first appearance in 19 days "ABUNDANCE OF LIFE' ,. Entry, is on:a first/come, first serve basis. pense ox St. Peter's Square that is the traditional site of outside his apartment. At Canterbury Cathedral Deadline for applicatfbns is April l4. There isno See energy-burst and churches throughout the His tomb, POPE STUMBLES in England, Archbishop entry fee;a commission is levied on sales by the Christian world on Easter SECURITY LIGHTER His face was drawn and he Donald Coggan, spiritual Sunday to celebrate again Csraeli security in walked with a limp, visibly head of the Anglican Church, brtass0ciation, which provides a sales booth, as due to the Resurrection of Christ. Jerusalem appeared lighter suffering from arthrosis, the said in his Easter sermon: ,:Topick up an entry form, Write the Terrace • .ii: "Christ is risen!" P.ope than in recent years, despite knee ailment that stiffens his "There was released, that Art Association, Box 82, Terrace, or visit. Paulproclaimed to a crowd renewed Middle East tm- legs. After the mass be first Easter morning, a Tococraft, Northern Crafts or Winterland in of. 100,-000 in the wind and sions over Israel's incursion began walking to the front power which, so far from Terrace, and the Spin-Inn or Craft Boutique in drizzle of St.nPeter's into southern Lebanon. balcony of. the basilica to diminishing as the canturiss Kitimat. For more information, phone 638~1233. Square. An estimated 20,000 deliver his Eester meseage, pass, increases and epreads~ ::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: The! S0-year.old Roman pilgrims from Western but he stumbled on a step, It is indeed'true that, in Holy shroud churches Celebrated Easter Catholic~ipontiff,., hoarse wavered, leaned on his places, the church has the' from two weeks of influenza, week in the Holy Land. pastoral Staff and an aide smell of death about'it. B~ iOOlebrales her84th NEW YORK (AP) -- Some to conclude that the im~ had been pron0an~ed fit by Eastern- churches observe steadied him with an arm• again and again, to thee ientists :interested in the " was formod- by.a:iburst hisdoct0rs and ~Id,Easter Easter 0n April ~0,. / Pope Paul begaanhls mes- wh0:have eyes to see, tha'e mass ...~butabors :~Under. a ~II dieli~ah:~at ~ur lh' Pr~e;. :'i-': ~ Chr~'s ~esurrectienn~my ,,8 ~-"In~er~'~ more'than Jeruanle!~'s Old ~city,' to disposal, and :~ all the estimated 5,000, faithful have left the puzzling image "1,000 : ROman ~"~Catlloliea watch the 'sunrise splash .its sup~human certaintywhich er0wdadintotheoldSL virus of a human figure. from .heaven and .,/the peckedithe ~0wering domed red tinge on the barrmn~u- abounds for us, in order to Cathedral to hea'r that - The type of imprint, they singular transfo~atim d chapel in-. the,~ 800-year-old dean hills that tumble down echo- ~e blessed Communist capital's first say, seems impossible ~to Chrkt,at the :m0munt ~of Church of the Holy Sepulchre to the Dead Sea. proclamation that pervades Roman Catholic archbishop duplicate even with present- resurrection Easter Sunday tonhear hlgn:mass said by Protestants held early- and renews the history of the in 24 years preach an Easier day tecimological', ' aft'~ three days In:the tomb. the Latin. patrlarcm of morning services at. the world: Christ is risenl" Sunday meseage of Christian .i knowledge, i A statement from:the Los" Jerusalem, Msgr. G.G. Bel- Garden Tomb, a cave out- Before leaving, the Pope optimism. A group ofsclantists at the A tritti. side the Old City walls that stood for a couple of minutes "Christ is the greatest Los Alamos Sceintific operated by the University of Bach.. organ music has a rival claim to being the in silmre, swaying en his victor who is always vie- Laboratory in New Mexico California • for the U.S. resonaded through the in- site Of tbeResurreetlon. feet and gesturing back .to tortons," Frantisek Cardinal has cited these factors, and energy department, says one cruse-filled church as the At the Vatican, a chill wind the square.. He withdrew to Tomasek declared.. wents a chance for further scientific hypothesis "draws tests on,the shroud to try to an analogy~:b~tweenntlie.. • • -g resolve some of the problems . mysterious images on the Biphenyi in Israeli mJnJsv r about it. abroad:and ,the~:fact that Oruoified Traditionallysaid to be the images were formed on burial shroud of Jesus, it is to stones by fireball radiation oooking Oil TOKYO (AP) -- A former oallsfor Unity!: be exhibited this fall for the from .the atomic bomb at JERUSALEM (Reuter) -- His unity call came.at a first time since 1933. Some Hir0shima.'.... themselves chief of a ccoking-oil plant was sentenced Friday to 18 Israeli Defence Minister time when Begln's political technical investigators were Gngers. said: "There is MANILA (AP) -- Two Ez~ Weizman, lately tipped fortunes appear to be ebbing allowed to examine it in 1973. really no way we can explain Filipinos had themselves months in • prison for the imege, hut we do Imow it negligence that affected as a prime-minister-in-the- and whm U.S. diplema~ They reported they were nailed to wooden crosses making, seem to be cultivating the unable to date it with cer; was not paintednand it was one after another on Good thousands of consumers, Mrs, Ohariotte Baker The seetonce for Yoshito called Friday for a "national defonce minister. tainty or to determine the • not .produced by slow Friday in a reenactment of peace government" to edge Weizman disclosed that he Re ~ ,raves and friends Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred cause of the image, claimed heating., . : " Jesus' crucifixcon almost Morimoto, former chief of Theselmtistssay the front 'the Kanemi Warehouse Co., the Jewish state toward a has conveyed his suggestion /-gathered together at the Baker, of Prince Rupert; to be that of Christ. It is kept . 2,000 years'ago. l~ddieEaet peace. to Beglv ~n ~ashhigton • home of Mrs. Charlotte Mr. and Mrs. Laurence guarded in a Roman Catholic and back images on the cloth A crowd of 40,000 was handed down by are anatomically correct in Presiding Judge Hiroshi "In an interview with the shortly be/ere the Israeli Baker. to help her celebrate Baker and Mr. and Mrs~ chapel in Turin, Italy. shrieked and jesfled for a newspaper Maariv, he leader's difficult round of her 84th birthday Saturday Clarence Baker. Grand- The Los Alames group, every'detail if a crucified I~tter view, first of Juanito Terasaka of the Fukuoka distrcet court in south- suggests bringing the op- talks with U.S. Presklest March 25th. mother of: Stuart, Beverly, working with other soiontists man had been wrapped in it. Piring, 35, then position Labor party into the Carter on a Middle East Mrs. Baker has been a Donna, Sandy, Danny Baker in analysing pictures taken They show a tall man, with western Japan. MerianenBagtas, 28,nwho Kahemi marketed oil con- coalition now dominated by peace formula. resident of Terrace since and Dale Kraft. Peggy and of the ,, shr0ud, ' says Jt is majestic countenance, his were nailed through the the right-wing Lilmd .gl'oup The talks ended Thursday arriving here from Manitoba Stanley Sweet ,and Arlene convinced the 4.3-by 1.2- hands crossed, with the lms and stayed on the taminated with imprints of.
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