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VOLUME 72 No. 60 20C TUESDAY, MARCH 28, 1978

Womon's body found near Rainbow Summit RCMP at (he Prioon Rupert detschmest, Monday af- tdephone by the Herald, late Monday, would not state ternoon, were not rdessing snymore infmrmatkm whether there would be an autopsy or an inquest on the regarding the body of a female found 8andey at five p.m. body. According to RCMP inspector for Dbtrkt Z (in in the Rainbow Summit ares. The summit is |11 miles which Terrace and Rupert are located) Bruce Terkeison, East of Prince Rupert ( about S8 mUon West of Terrace). thelaw necissltates an autopsy to be earried out when and The case is being handled out of Prince Rupert. ff foul play is suspected. There has been no mention of foul Prisce Rupert coroner, Daryl Stevens, when reached by play to date, in connection with the dead woman. HandioappedAidoalled Tokenism t li) by necessity, into dark, Adriat" to VANCOUVER (CP) -- The month, while the ban- solitary rooms, she said. offload at resources depart .dicappedrequlteabout $~75 Htananresourceso,idahs ment's $~0 increase l~ a month to. cover normal are aware of the ~l~ monthly benefit payments to living exlpmsas., and have documentary Rupert .. hemlieappedis "sheer "Maybe Vender Zalm evidonce of the sufferinp of tokenism" because th~ thinks the ~0 is seb~ to get thedieabled, eaid HOb Stone, payments are still 190 short the.lvmdieapped people off chairman of the BCCD in- Rules 0ha~od do't--n-- have t-o (RP(-~ -- RUPERT,The damaged B.R. Britishof theminimumnecded, Columbia Coalition the ef his"But back," no way. said MacRae. comeStone committce. and MacRue said, By GINNV GALT Adriatikwiilheempfledofl4 Sunday. public is told what the true have any such evidence OTTAWA (CP) -- Man. Jobless tons of grain at this coastal °"BCC'D chairman "°Pat facts.are." -"themselves. datory Job hunting has been British Columbia sum- MacRae said the inc~onso She said the average Stone has prepared a ..~ ..~m: hunt em-no-menJ pii. mmitybeloreheadingsouth announced Friday by handicapped person is relPortdetsillNi.theco.st~ for many unemployea, . to Victoria for repain~ Human Resources Minister spmdinll less than ~ a .every-eay r eq~-em.mm c~ 'i federal offlciois say. The vessel sustained. Bill Vander Zalm gives a monthon food to make ends me averag.e nanme.appea 'i The reason: There Just damage to its hull after ~le recipient under the meet and consequently .person, to .he forwarded isn't say work to be found. i "We can't have people because they believe it is 445,884 overpayments worth anticlpate,"St-Laurontsai(L battling hiah winds in the .HandLeai~:)ed Persons' In- suffea-i~from mainuWition, me p.rovmcim.., go~[~eat ruani~ around Ion~ for belng'abused. ~,8 million in 1976. The commission received north Pacific and arrived come Assistance plan ~ a Many are also bein~ re'Ivan, ana an oppamuen . work that isn't there, says There also have been per- SOME NOT ELIGIBLE 2,.806,000claims in 197/, up here Thursday ulaht,- an- ' . , . ' " • Larry,St. Laurent, an sistent sual~estion, that In1977, of the total ov.- from 2,9~0,(}00 in ,976. cempauledby the U.ted executive-director of th, some unemployment in- payment dollars' 23 per coat The commission curront]y Staten Coast Guard vessel H atJti$ cause fHnd . Canada Employment and m'anee offloe~s are over- resulted from payments to Is conducting a study to. Morlpmthau. Imm~ratlon Commiselon. zealous and attempt to oildmants who d~d not meet determine what happens to Captshi Bob Kitchin~, of ..... The Job.search disqualify as many. persons conditions of eli~ivility and claimants once their the Nstionul'Marbors Hoard, ..... requirement, riaidiy applied as possible because it looks 46 per cmt rusult~ from 'benefits expire, said Monday"it is surpis/~ • WASHINGTON ( ) -- called type . ' s inde~endont studi that in previous years, has been ~0od on their own records, claimants not reporuna, or St, Laurent said many that the 8raln-ladon ship did Scientists say they have the severe virus; called type A,. new a~gent is infectlom,and not break in half". The first hard evidence that a also is implicated. " transmissible ta . ehlm- unnamed because of com- Victor Sehwartzman, a incorrectly reporting, out- don't use their full an- vessel hea a flv.eel~hths-inch preVioUsly unknown in- Tests developed in recont ~unzess/from haman Mood...... plaints from frus~ated Job- former informatlonofflcer side money earned while titlement although, the ~ackextendlng18fectalong featious about, probably a . yearsto sereon for eviden~...'. "Thi~inthe first con~ete seekers and from employers forthecommisalon, anidina drawing unemployment average duration of benefit the bottom of the hull and l0 virusi;i,s responsible for of.these virase~ eliminated .widmce that a virus or with no Jobs to offer, St- television Interv insurancebeneflts. paymmtshasin~cesedwith fect up the side. , .- . mast0fthehspatitisl~O.l~e them as the.cansc of most.of virus-llkeageatlsinvelved," Laurmt said in an interview broadcast today thaibenefit :St-Laurant said the the unemployment rate. Dmnaged 8rain from .the get from bloodtransmmons., the .remaining '.~ post-. Tabor " said. ~,Earlier- attec Jobkea totsis passed controlofficersareexpented commission is trying to theone-mfllfonmurk, to eventuallycut off betwecn strike a balance between Hesaid commission of- shipwillbestockpiledontbe /Governmentscientistsssid .transfusion hepatitis, in- evidence wascireum- "We were .getting flak 40 and 60 perneont of ~p.,ttin~beaefitstothoanwho licials recently arranaed a dock.The/Yu~oelavianerew Monday that the agent, not dicatin~ that nnother a~mt st~utial." h.om the cinimants and from el~Imant~, they see. . . ~ them and weading out meeting in. Sedbury, .Ont., willhavetowaithe~el2to 14 ..r..eco~nlzed.... as .a.. separate or.~roup of agents.was 111. " Scientists say the non.A, the employers whose doors ~t-t,auren'~ suys me the cheats, between laid-off .. nickel days while temporary meuse enuty umu reconuy, • votveo.. • ,,,,,n h,,~,,teh,,, a ~,,a in- they.were banging an." commission '~ has ~he. unemployment rate miners and !~ prospective repairs aremade to the ship bus become the most Because scientists don't ~,,~,,"~'~,,,~,,,."-~,,,-'~ I~ The commission now strengthened its fraud rose toan average.of 8.1 p~ employers from otherparts so it can travel to victoria, prevalent • .cause of post- knowwhat the agent is, they ~eeks,...... after, tran"urn--sis r~ requL~e proof of a Jab detectionmsasurenandulco cmt of the work ferce in1977 clthecountry. ,., . . Theunloadiniteannottskn tran~uelonhepatitts, named thenewfomofthe ~,r^M,;~,,, ~f~t show,m se~Ch only. when there are hanlaunchedacontroversial from an avera~e of 7.1per "About 250 were snares 12acef0rseveraldeysantil '. This. side _effect of tr,aas- disease ,,. non-A, . non. B ~-,,.,,-o.-. Like tsm~ B.... honatiti~ the• Jobi.opp,o, rtunltiss in the ~tmillion '.. centin1976, but the incrsase .Jobsonthesp0tandeaother silos ae. built to .as- fusions,which . etlll_ affAets~ . meputitis,...... for w~at.it .h~., disease can he fatal- in.a--' few clelmant.s area and oconpu- campaign warnin8 people in unemploymmt insurance 500 had 6sad Job prospects," conunodete the grain. ,an ~;estm~ated 15o,0oo to. "About 90 per cen~ ox me cases and there is evldmc~ ;)iU~;Lhesldd'~h~ against defraudin~- the claimants Was "a smaller St.Laut~t. sald~ "So the , . ~00,000,eased~l~U~o~.~e~h~ post.LeansfusinnhelDatitis is. ,~., ...... M~vtl~dLeeeae '" ,..,os ;. mi s a ion ' a system. : /: i ' ~ " ' number tSau you...weuld - .plctureian't entirely,black." . lili~.~...Jl~ .sJt~ . : - ~,,._~.,,,~ ~'..~ ..... #. ..caused.by ~n-A-~, non-B,.and .~nd~,~li,~: it without "" ~ ,~ ~a°'~'~'-:" 4is " " at ....~ ellslb"" ' "" • ~.~...... " ". .... : .... . "~ . ~"- 'L'~; ~;...... ~ ~, ~::',% '. 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U~'li ...... a~d'd" ...... samba. ~~'~'m~ ...... ; ...... ,~...... :.,~.. .~',~'*...... :~ilflelnal 181 blood Alter ot~e Nationml lug- AbMIt 3Q p~r cealt o! • , ~.., • :.. - ' , :. ; ~ • . . __ .... ,f __ viruses previously known to conference; .necomo v~/.y m w~m. •amd st!~.io rqlular.,contsct weeks, out. of a ~year, 1-~ - - . .... -'..', ...... o"~:.e.i ,. , " : : .;, .. , ; . cause the liver ailment. HAVE NO PROOF . mflammauon ann, the with,;lmeile..employer.a and. deponmuS ou-.~re(ItonaJ ' " l ~ ' " '-'" "" pr lv ate~.employm, unemploymmtrates, nexore r IJq)DOrtll111[ kmld it v r'Bdt desplte theseefforts, ...,Weassg~e;i~.~inancther disease can lead to liver aaenelea., . From_- ,those. they qunlifx for ..benefi~,.u p ..... ~C>:,a;/.!./.a:~."/~;, :. :~. . :,. ~: ,:. ! ~!.,. ~:!':~.~- .... uSsls u a past.transfusion hepat/tls .virus,but.we ht0b no proof,. _fsflureand. the death of some persists' and scientists say even though It ,,Is°ksand acts i in ,severe .CW' sources ~'the¥ determtnel Xr0m' the. preying :'ei~St- -~LCUSTOMER/:.BERVICE keyp~.e~rience, must ; ;. i ...... ' : the new agent is the culprit, like a virus, Alter con. ~oc~ors can anJY trMt whlch~cupktlons,mnyhave week . ' -:~ell~ibllity ,~ REPRESENTATIVE, " I be experienced,, a~dstlng in Doesanyone inTerrace or In the past, ,the principal tlnued.. . • i symptoms of the .am.eass ass • Job opportunities.'. . roq~mesit.r', " ..... opening,: ~15.00" to $750.00 .producing architectural vicinity .want a ~.~.a~e, a cause of post.transfusion . Alter a~d .Dr. Edward th.er.e is no cure, opt mum FRUSTRATION RISE8. Critics, paruemarly moor per month depending on workl~drawinKs asalstin8 garden-anon, a playhouse or hepatitis, once known as Tabor.of the food and drug I~U~ts reeavw after the . St.Laurantsaldfrustration ~spokasmon, say the com- experience. Requiredto..t.ake .inwritin8 in ~eneral 0ffice sssssssss~,sortofbuil.din~.buflt serumhapatltis, wasavirus a.dministration found disease has run its oourse, ,rlssa.,with the rate. of: minion treats all claimants loan applicants and to foll0w ' work.; . fortbem--prexesmonany-- ; of"the .work . fore ~.in.:tiahten/n~theproaramwnen arrears asrequrisd. . . ' COOF,S.varlousopanlnas,,exeept..for .!.he basle Felruary--andunem- '" it should be expanded. . .. " $3,35 p~ hour and up,.:in'materlam. ~lei(. Tim- a i ar pl0ylnanL Insurnnceo.fflcers St-Laurent sald.f.rau.d is a • MAINTENANCE i " various places. Speal,a~y merman, Gradel2~ce.~. . ,,. eaullthtin the 1111,,. eontintdng .he~,coe.... 151JPERVISOR. I olpenin~. Cnokh~...... instructor. at c~xeaon,s " ". /~|'S,IIMU oaNOOui t mow " There Is. tremendous because ol a mlsmren ~0,000 per .year, delpendin~ .. . . Senior Secondary S.~.t~ill~ r in on s~dal preosore because the. I~blie'percsption that It is on .onperlonce. M~mt .have REGISTERED NURSE, 2 1.oo~l for a wortnw.. unemployed tend t.o held the ~ ~.rip off,,anem- extensive experionce ~epminp, $7,~ per nour, project(or .proJects)f.cr. ms ~ TORONTO(CP) -- A cope,"heasid. ,lhere is not much known unemployment insurance IZOymentmsurance, " personnaleupervision, work reglstered ,in medical class,and.nemsansit.~o. Sl~, ~ 16 year old Van- Dr,.~mlth said cancer is abeut thalr cancers and they officers ren~uelble for the lh.ere were 6,854 planning, bufldin8 ' main- surgicalshift work. 64, 4-12, ~ aua.~.eo,o .... fact that they are une~- prosecutions xor. unem- tmanoe grounds.kespmg. 12-8. ' ' • . . Last ycerms ~u~ a couver girl talks about what the sceand l.araest killer o! often spread faster," she it is llke to have eanc~ in a chfldranin Cansoa. said, "So every kind ,of vloyed .and they have the .ployment insurance xrana m . . ... " . " ,: . . 600 square !eat mg atn~ special segment of CTV- Pare'smother, Jean ..ZiHo, trutment~is ueed.'Sursery, fed~ treasury board be- !~,up ~'.om 4,~o in 1~6. KEYPUNCH " ELECTRICIAN,. 1 . for the Kinsmen!'s Kiddie Repom on Thursday at 9 told CTV shen~ zereed I~. radio therapy, _ hind them telling them to Administrative penalties, OPERATOR, 1 opening, opining, I.W.A. rate, must Camp recreationesntre. In keen costs down." eommias~on increases ~o .$89~.00permonth. Musthave' be Certified. -, . .lrevious years the ulass built p.m; / dauahter to lean a nm~nat chemotherapy the results life. elm save their lives bat the .7-~. addition, ' unem- 62,104 in 1922, f~m 50,956 ...... " . a 1300 square foot lodge for Pam. Zilio, whose family "She wasn't allowed to sit side effects and people's pl0ymantinsuranceofflelals in1978. . " • .... ' ' : " the same Kiddie Camp discovered she had canoer of home and ~ecl sorry for her- ~tothoassideeffec£..s ,...t,~,oo,,.~ the nervous system two self. . can make life not worm survey indicates 8O per cen~ There were 447,1~ over..... Tor: Poluoo Blottor c~stin~;f~e~t~db[/~ of Canadians want. strl~er paymmtsdls~..,veredin 1977, . Terrace RCMP 8re in- soughi In :connection with a continous front parch~ ~_An- years ago, talks candidly to . But she said It ~ m living." " . ; .. 'controls. "on the...... -procure : ~ $67.8mlllion, up from vestlgatisg a theft from an .weskendtheftofalM3 blue homer projec~ was a ZToo CTVreparterMonikaJonsm bsrd _becauseanormmux.em "~ ..... d "~ he~ :::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: abudoned vehicle in Mazda. pickup, truck. The square foot TV station built about her frequent treat- ~tiffleult to balanoe qamst blue sin(1 that re'm8 research at the Vancouver 11~ornhlll. Steve Pearson of veldele "was located five In the besement of Celedonis mentsatVoncouver General reality. she found it lacked : Thorshill is missing two tool minutes, before It was Senioro~ Secondary...~oh,,a school.to contact Hospital,Dr. David Smith, director PERBONALI'ItYCancer- can change not C~eral,humane conditions for boxes from his parked ear, reported stolen," say POHOe 1~It.b...... t.nn rmnoh-.~ him at the of children, s out-patients at only+your outlook but.. y our childrm. - . . , Sue blue and one re~ ,-,~flciais ...... ,.. :..-...... a~t at ~Ior at his the hospital, said in an in- . self-hnage,.,'" she 'said. .. /'Thelrwardweadsrkand toul~x 8re said" to'contain., l~CMP~b.'al~so'I~ep~bray ' nome'-"~"ac'-"::~;:~"'~os~-~iox,~~'~".- ~~,~ .tervJewiliere/s.., . a._55-p~-c~t...... ,."Large. . .nosesoz.. eertam cheerlassandunderstaffed," , survsvm rate and tontetlve ~.drugs 'tanmake you fat, she.eald. "~ere was no assorted tools and two over: the weekend .with . TODAY IN HISTORY eurerate'in thceechildren. Other drup~and ra~ rnomforpar~tswhenendto d,Jctroafo meters. ' numerous fender.beQ_der leSZ--The first permanont Hesald~childw~th canesr . therapy can make your . be with sick childran,". you have ' any in- accld,,,,ts involving vchidce, white settlement in So..uth can expect to be under in- fall out..' .' , :. ' Mrs, Zilio speirhendad a formation 0n thetheft plesse One car was reported rolled Africa was founded by me . tmsive medical treatment ' Ms, Jenson Bald that in drive " that contributed contact the Terrace RCIVIP. off the road at the bottom of Dutch~ ' . " for five years.... . i trontln8 . Children with MI00,000to improve fadlltim Lnnford. bill. N0. ioJulres 1928--Actor James Garne~ "It is a.tremendous drain cancer, the way is rougher r~ ~e ~m'S C~ W~ TWO supects are bring w~e reported,.. • Wusborn. on the family's abillty~ ....to than foradults. • attbehospitsl,

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!'e010m~mgd°llars~kherlcontest.for tyisg, in second, p~ace~for the. nerata .,:aster ~ollisJonwith ,he, Cordobs ri~t, caused the de.make, r ~S ::~ : : ' Geseral HOspital' CaUSe of the aceideutis MMI~,, iovectldatfou:by, the.. Kitimat RCMP. ~~'' ~ '.'~:~.~..:...:~,~..~....w~..... ~.,~.*.~.~r..~.-..~7.~.~.v...... ~.v~.-.-.-,~.~,~..~ .... , , . • • .._...::~%~.::.~:.~'.,.~:~.~'.~.~.~...~5.5 ....

I . . PAGE 2, THE HERALD, Tuesday, March 28, 1978

EDITORIAL:• ,..Oommun ,omos In Jty Hue atio n

What gnnd of News? . Spring course planning br variety of "new cooking the Adult Education of enurass such as "Baking Every newspaper has a limited number of School Board No. 88 with Yeast". "Micro Wave pages. This limits it to the space it has to be filled " (Terrace) is well ander way, ~eldng", or for all you in fact they go into be printrd people who rome home at with news, photographs and advertising. To this weslL I have tried to night to eat leftovers or find comply with newspaper postal regulations, the select courses short and that your meat has spoiledor advertising is usually not mere than 60 per cent different from the n~nal your lettuce has wiltea -- which leaves 40 per cent for the "Hews Hole". course offerings of the Fall refers you ate it -- "Basic :i:~:i:i:i~ and Winter Sessions. t::::~:::~ A ten page newspaper -- any ten page Conkin~ for One or Two" is Courses incinde some out- Just the course for you. 0 * newspaper -- would therefore not have more door sessions for example -- For those of you who want than four full pages allotted for news and photos. "Natural History of B.C." help-with math, spelling, =...... So, it is easy to see that an editor ~ forced to be will take you for hikes reading, are taking selective when it comes to fitting in the news. through Kltselas Canyon, correiq~ndence courses and and for a weekend namplng need a tutor or want to 8o on It is always a temptation for an editor to trip outside of Smithers, an and get your Grade 12. We of this while lesrning about are developl~ a new courne i!iiiiiii ~::~,, succumb to the lure of the wire service and strip. birds, animals, trees and called "Basic Skills" it will in news from it to fill a page rather than depend plants particular to the coat $12.00 for the entire on reporters to go out and dig for local news. Northwest Region. course or one dollar per ulsht -- Drop In -- Caledonia Usually, people living in small towns --such as The tralalng courees a- 4 Terrace, Kitimat, Smithers or Rupert are in- .elude -- "Training for Room No. 110 on Mondays Waiters and Waitresses, and Wednesdays April 17. ,crested in the local scene, and wish to be in- Registration for these and formed on what is going on downtown, in the tanght by Willy Bogel, Maitre d' at the Bavarian other courses will be at the clubs, Church, hospital, theatre, and super- Inn, I am positive this course Terrace Arena Banquet market. This is news they will not find in the big will be beneficial to all throe Room, April 8 from 12:00 dailies. If they are at all the type that wishes to who take it. p.m. -- S:00 p.m. be kept informed, they will subscribe to two The Home SkLlis courses For more information iiti will include "Furniture please phone me: Frances papers -- a big city paper and the local paper. If Long 635-4931 Local 87. they have a high school education or above, they Refinishing"-- taught by will often subscribe to a news magazine -- Time, Newsweek, Saturday Night-or similar. This will keep them abreast of happenings in the U.S. and abroad. They will supplement all this b~y catching ~!ii~i~i~:E::::@~i:!:~.~:. ~::::~: .~:'.~ :::'~"~.'.~.?.~.~d~:~:/:.~ .:/:~@! "~?~.~f!:~ ~i~':.qK-~8~/:i~i~:i: i:~i:i:i:i :i:i:~:i::::~:i:"~:!:i: :!:~.~:::;:~. :!:~:~ the world news via the electronic ~nedia, or fifth Thinksman estate, as the radio and television coverage is "'Mornings would be okay if they didn't come so early. " sometimes called. byJm,.Sn th I The rest of one's news gathering is carried out, almost unconsciously, by association. 'The children come home from school, Before they have slammed the front door shut, we are Politics and Fraud hearing about what went on there. If you deceive people to "is governmentspending more; Letters to the Editor We go shopping at the corner store or the get their money, the law calls it's spending alargershare of supermarket. Everyone who stops to talk to us it fraud. But if you deceive what we sam. :/ adds to our dally news. at church, the club, people to get their votes, The real costs are enor- Saved By A Glanoe bowling, curling, beauty parlour or barbershop that's known as 'politics.The mous. Privatebusinesses have -- we are virtually bombarded with more. The only real difference between been absorbed by govern- Se~ng that picture in the baby and had had to give It round to the aide and stares horse same by. If It hadn't i; telephone rings -- and our newsgathering can- fraud and politics is that it's ment: Workers know the paper of the bridge where up. Anyway. There I am, at me. Jwf for a moment. gum maybe I wouldn't be, tinues. The postman delivers the mail -- and often easier to con the voter. state will keep them if they Rose was found and her body figuring it all out. How I'm Maybe me second maybe here now. I wouldn't be even if it's a letter from ~n in-law complaining Confidence men (and, in can't fad suitable employ- at the bottom like that made going to do It and ,all that. more. writing this letter. "nothing new has happened since I last wrote" this age of sexual equality, ment so businesshas trouble me think of a time some Nobody would even know. It'sUkehe in Rayinglkeow what rm ~rm~,:i we can be fairly certain that something has -- women) play on the victim's years ago/The bridge had Lots of people go In the all wh~t you're thinking. But sometimes it takes cely a~ recruiting competent help. Just been fixed. I think there Skeena and are never found. don't do it. Don't do it. little thin8 to eimnge your and we will learn about it. Then, whether we willingness to be deceived. Higher taxes to pay for fam- had been a bad accident. It I wonder how many are not That was some years ago. mind at a time like that, At, work in an office, a store, a factory or a cannery Greed is the con man'sstock ily allowances, pensions, was high water. I was even missed. Some they Now I can't even remember least it did me. I know what..~ -- our livelihood is bound to bring us in touch in trade. And nowhere is health care and unemploy- standing right about the might say good riddance. who was riding or was there It means-- being lonely and,. with others and other news sources. And so it there more greed to be found ment benefits lead to higher same spot she must have Well along comes this anyone sitting on the horns all that. Lonely and cold.~:, goes. Our brain, like a human "wire service" than in the way Canadians prices and wages as employ- been on the boardwalk. I i~rse. He'e a big kind of when it went past me that -I~veiabetngwarm.Wenesd/I regard govenunent. era and employees struggle can't tell you what I was white horse. I don't even time. I don't know for sure. more love. We don't need i~ keeps feeding us a steady scan of news from the thinkTMg. Maybe you could noticewho is riding him. As Ale, of things hal~ed to more lonely. ,,~ moment we awaken to the time we retire to bed Canadiansthink of govern- to protect themselves from 8uees. Ikn0wldidnotwant he gets ciose to me and goes' me sines then. Some had. Signme. and to sleep. Havin~ said all that. let's return to ment as a cornucopia of free shrinking profits and take- 'o live any more. I had had a to pass me, he rolle hin eyes Some good, I'm 8led that Thanks Mr. Horne..... the local newspaper --ours and the kind of public benefits. Government home pay packets;,, under iiews we want and expect our paper to serve us. is expected to provide pen- these renditions, it doesn't ii,. mli For the purposes of brevity and this editorial let sion benefits that exci~ed take Ions for CaR~lianbnsi. us pass quickly by the subjects of sports, en- the ~actuarial value of'the nest to price itself out of " Do ' You:..Know' M" ...... ,:,What:-: ' ...... " " i~ ...... SLIOW.... :: amounts contributed.' Gov--world markets. Worse yet, tertainment, and "lifestyle" (once called the ¥oulmowwhatlonelyis? Do yon realiy want to mirror just to see another face near your own. Women's Page), the ads, comics and syndicated emment is expected to pro- the majority of goyernment vide income for unemployed spendingschemes are index. know? Lonely is, every time yon see an older Lonely is-- being in a crowd yet it's like features. These are pretty standard departments workers who do not wish,to ed so that costs increase person or couple go by, you ask yourself -- could there'sno one else there, Lonely is- like being that nearly all papers will carry ~ along with the work. Government is expec- faster than tax revenues.The that be my mother-- that guy my father -- that in a stere or a restaurant or beer parlour -- and daily crossword puzzle, TV guide, and ted to provide education far federal def~lt for the next couple my parents? Beeanse you don't knew. its like nobody sees you at all. Lonely is when horoscope. beyond the level that is use- yesrwillbeubout$14blllion Lonely is -- having an abortion -- then won- everyone else is tslking-- yet none of it is said to We shaU deal, now, with the local scene, The ful to society. Government - end there's no relief from dering every time you see a good looking kid -- you. .... current news. Crime. Although it may sound is expected to provide bigger the deficit budgetingin sight. did I do right? And sometimes crying in the night Lonely is -- llke being in w world full of people simple, this is one of the toughest areas to cover. libraries, more art galleries, Recently, the Canadian about it" and hatingyourseif--and hating Him~ where everyone else is blind or deaf. Can't see~ Iris also the trickiest~ and can get'a reporter into grants to opera, ballet and Federation of Independent Lonely is -- wishing you had atelephone so it you, can't hear you. Like you're the invisible\~ more trouble than any other. You report John travellingrock bands and big- Businesssubmitted a brief on would ring and there would be some guy on the man. " ~i~i Dumdum Jr. arrested for breaking and entering ger, morelavishparks. Above Canada'sindustrial future to other end; than getting a phone -- and It never at a certain time, date and place. With one- all, government is expected the federal and provincial • " " Lonely is -- having to go to the Welfare, and~, to do all ttds for free, governments. The message maybe two-reporters on your staff, you miss r•. nely is -- seeing other people happy, going you know they're going to ask you the saQ~el;;~ The public hates to hear was simple: Canada oarmot in and out of places at night-- always in couples .questions -- and you know you're go.lng to have'i~i~, John's trial in court six months to a year later, At become a strong industrial that trial J. Dumdum Jr. is proved to have been the troth. Politiciansrunning or together -- when you are not. me wrong answers, and they are going to give ;i on platforms of fiscal re- nation until all Canadiam totally innocent. He hadn't been breaking and Lonely is -- wondering what it is like to be you papers to read and to fill out and you're n0t'-,~ straint have the same odds once againbecome more self. married, and wake up in the night -- m" in the going to do it. ~ /~i~ entering -- he had merely stopped inside the on survival as a mouse in a reliant, free from the dopeR, building to find out why the door had been left morning -- and having somebody to talk to. Lonely is -- waking up in the night and wishing' cat factory. donee on govemment"~lfts", Lonely is -- not having' somebody who really you didn't. ,,~ open. It could have happened to anyone. Only- The best things in life may The unfortunate part of you never learn abnout it because you had not a welfare state iKthat adulit needs you -- like fix his clothes, take care of his Lonely is -- when all the food you eat tastes tht~:~ well be free -but they aren't laundry, fix him a lunch. Get drunk with, maybe, same, r ~'~'1 personally attended the trial that proved provided by government. as well as children believe k Dumdum Jr.'s innocence. Santa Claus. once in a while. Come home to. Lonely is -- not wanting to wake up -- ever. ,~ Only ten years ago,one-thlrd Lonely is --feeling so down you look in your I know. :/,,~ So -- the public -- your readers --who have of every dollar earned went "Think smell"Is an edltorlal read about Dumdum's arrest for breaking 'and to government; today, gov- messagefrom the Canadian entering never do fred out it was all a mistake emment grabs about 42 cents Federationof Independent A-- that he is as innocent as the driven snow -- out of every dollar. Not only Business© ' OONMENT --Reprint from Orown Zellerbach BP (before pollution). The poor guy gets a bad Someone asked recently why we're rapidly moving ahead ts us to do this. • • ~A reputation -- and it is all the newspaper's fault. SuntoursNew • with a ~mlllion modernizationof our coastal operations In ~ ere_ have been other times when the economlcs:~ B.C. whenseme other companies in Canada have been surrounding a CZ ol~ation made the risks of mode, arrestOn the inother the firsthand, place, ff you Sam dida't Snively, report who D-d's got Xnren h a erfo lI Iht do, in8 mms. far too 8mat. '~ "' The question simply underlines the fact that any plant or • We found our markets for exotic hardwood plyw0~ ,, three days in the cooler for armed robbery and . operation has a life eyrie that begins and ends depmdingon dw~.d~g.~ .In the 18eOaand, r esl~ mat mod~ti~.: :! assault with intent to kill -- and was written up in pons owing series: the economic environment that applies to an individual women t nelp, we e~esma small manufacturing operation:in~. the paper ten years ago will demand toknow why request to the travel industry Montrealto V a~ouvar -- company, mchmon~ ..... you are' "covering up" for Dumdum, and will to promote tourism within quebeealr 7~7. Friday To survive It not only needs efficient machinery but also ofI~or.a....host of oth~'reasons, and despite ependlng.mHllo~.!~* ' ; ' "'*' Canada this year, Suntours overntght flight out and skilled people to run things; prro~dmltyto raw matetals, _..eounrs.~__m..o~on, weamo came to the conclubl~i., suggest you have been bribed. " limited has annotmesd.that Saturday hack commencing supplies and low~ost energy; access to transportation m me,e~r~.~,~ mat we ~uld nolonger operate Ocean Palls~";~ Or there can be two persons with the same it hasapplied to the Air June 23 weeldy until Sep- systems that rapidly move products to markets, and, of m me nm~ ~It no ~ongarnt our eeonamlem~,,,,mt"V,*'~"~ ~ntitiais and the same surname. Such as Horatio Tranport Committee .for tember 29 offering 7 and 14 course, markets that want the plant's products.. " It survives today under a dWermt owner and differ'eatsot**of~ approval to epe~t, the day durations, Expected to Those factors get out of balance as a plant ages, and economic factors. , . , ..... ~ B. Kookenheimer and Horace B souowtng Advance ucelctng sell at ~19 round trip. eventually, a point is reached where the opera,ion can ..~w!~.,L_we'_~.~..i~_.now' by moderni~ ouri,~i~* Kcokenhymer. One Kook is bound to threaten to Charter flights: Toronto to Vancouver -- become inefficient. . ut~a,u.ue ~ auapun8 m our own econonuc environment ~, sue the paper if just the initials are used. Vancouver to Toronto -- Quebecair 707 Friday As that time approaches, a company.has to examine its ensm'eme atu~val of these operations. . ' " .., :'~.~ Then, of course, there is the reporting of Pacific Western Airlines 737 overulghtflight leaving June own particular economic environment and-determine Jet Saturday day round trip 24 weekly to September 30 whetherto modernizeor go out of the business. • "ugly" crimes -- and every town-- no matter commencingJane 24 weekly with 7 and 14 day durations C~ has found some happy solutions for old age eresping how small -- is bound to have its share. Some to September so effarinS 7 and selling for $199. intoIts operations by epmdin8 hundreds of millionsof dollars newspapers like to pride themselves on being a and 14' day durations ~nd on retooling plants and mWs, "family newspaper". This makes it easier for selling at 1199. ~18 But that's only because our own unique econom/epicture |i: I daily herald i L?,.g Calgary to Toronto -- Apr. 2nd. 1 th,mt-much easier-to concentrate on coverage of Pacific Western Airlines 787 -Pnblllhad bi' I ~'~:~ club meetings, sports, church news, arts and Jet Saturday day round trip Circulation • ~KIS7 , Sterling I ~.~> crafts, graduations, births marriages, deaths Oanada's 34th Annual June 24 weekly to September , .,: ,*~ . :~ii~:~I ~ and anniversaries. It allows them to leave out 30 el'orang 7 and 14 day coverage that would indicate (and warn) the duratlans and selling for National Health Week public there are child molesters, murderers, $~e9. PUBLISHER... Don,Cromac,c " :!l ~'~~' Edmonton to Toronto -- .. WoridHealth departments and to all death: accidents, alcohol ~NAGING EDITOR... Ernest Senloi; ' " " '~'~ rapists, burglars, crooked politicians, inept Pacific Western Airlines 737 Day-April f • possible so.operation wt~ anddrugdddiction, dgarette school teachers --and possibly also bungling Sauu~ay day round ~p National health week, other national voluntary smoking, malnutrition and from,Jane 24 weemy m ordar~l throt~hout health organlnatinns, obesity. " . PUblllhsd every Wiekdsy at 3212 Kaium~ St., Ter#ace, i :i ,,:;:¢, doctors and crooked lawyers.on their very street B.C. A mumhar Of VerlflW Clrcul,dlon. AUti~rlzud at. ~: in their own neighbourhood. September 30 offering 7 and Canal, has for its obJectiv~ You, the individual citlzen, There . is a lack of 14 day durations and selling the c/dlingof public attention can be active along with recreation'with tension and s~ond claasmell. '~ Ru01Mratlon numher 12Ol;~,,p0eta0e :i ' • "Since that new editor arrived, I can recall for $1e9. to all problems of health -- voluntary associations and stress; pollution- on. paid In cash, return Imetapa 0uaran~d.; ",~ ~'~ .~ ~// !,.';~ one clergyman saying in one small town, "we've Edmontonto Vancouver-- .with particular emphasis m official ~ealth deportments vironmentnl risks. Also, had nothing but one crime wave after another in Paelllc Western Airlines 73'/ prevention. -- in doing • everything current lifestyles including NOTE OF COPYRIGHT ~ , . ,;~-~ our heretofore happy little village." Jet offering 7 and 14 day The Health League of possible to perfect Canndn's pollution of the mind -- The Herald retains full, complete and sole c01~yright' i: ;i~'~ Far from exhausting the subject this editorial durations. Friday flights Canada for more than 59 health. revolution in sex attitudes from June,3 to September 29 years has promoted a What is happening in your and behavlour greater In any. advertlasm~t Produced and.or any, edltortel"or :~ ,i-~.~ has only briefly touched upon it. and selling for IriR. programme of health eommanity? freedom -- par sonityand photographic conten~ published , In: .the ~. Herald/ "c' !;~.I~ But here too, space has to be a consideration. In addition Suntours educe,Ion, to the support of Self-imposed rinks eansing ~areles~ ass , ading to Reproduction. Is not permitted without the Written, ,~,r~ And the editorial too has to be "cut to fit". Limdtnd has applied for the the work of the officialhealth unnecessary slclmese, and venereal disease. -. PermiSsion' of the Publllhm;. ~ .- ~.',':~':i .i .... i -, .,t.~ THE HERALD, Tuesday, ~rch 28, 1978, PAGE 3 !

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Tmm~ Library News Enrolment Decline May Tired of the same old. The Commodore by C.S. television programs and Forester. This character Shut Some B.C.. Schools want some truly stimulating study follows the career of entertainment? Why .not an ambitious English sea' drop dhwn to the Qubll¢ captain thi'ough the tur- not the Job of the education and capable of respending to Brady said that of the 10 COLORING CONTE library where we " have halent Napoleonic Wars, system to anticipate the Job society's changes,. Brady provinces,nB.C, has the ' literally ' thousands of The Magus, by John market and turn out people said. lowest spending on- "Channels"-- and no Fowien. This is' the new to fit the Jobs, Pat Brady, "We cannot stop at the neducatinn per capita in the WINNERS/ Irrltatln~ commercials, version of Fowles' famous' president of the British three Its," he added, eailins[ labor force.

Here are Just a few books mystery-suspmse.love C ' ' for preservation of the "open to look for, ones so story. You won't be able to Federation, snid Sunday. • mode of education for free Me warned the federation en~'oesi~ that we have put this one down. Brady told about 1,000 choice where the in~,vidusi ~at_d~ ~.7,~1~ We had a tough job pick recently had to replace our _ . i people attending the student is assisted in woma cause some sen~ -e old worn copies with new ,-rave ..Ne~. World, by federatlon's annual general v.l~, ~l..~.*v h,;n 1.1. her anUt unwn aso sore the winners. Thanks kids editions. Aldous ~lux~ey. If~you meeting that the teaching ~-~-~t~e~'t~ the'[fillet ''" teacher• would have to The African Witch, by haven't rend this ene yet, profession has been P°Brady retraced m~y of move. ~o]~scury. The sc~ne_ la you owe lt to yourself to do .eo criticized for not an- the recent concerns of the . • .... a ..... #--..-- hope you all had fun t¢ ~oloniul' Africa under' as soon es possible. ~s ticipating the Job market and [eoerauon, sucn as. ,,,, m,h w,,~.~dnv British rule. The first impact Huxley's future world of tailoring studants to let. demand for local control of ...... W--" of. Western culture on the p~easure end contentment a' "It IS foolish to say that the curriculum, criticism of Dave Kundal, vice- 1st Susan Stanbuq mltive peoples there has had utopia or a nightmare? school system cannot predict tax/rig the homeowner to pay president of the B.C. school important rq~rctmions for The Don Flows Home to the Job m~ket," Brady said, for schools alid declining' Trustees Association, said ,, . $] today's world. the Sea, by l~il~ail because the market is in- • '..enrelmmts , in B.C, _.. today there's nothingg wrong 'me Adventures of Sholokhov. The.secondin hip fluenced by...many factors, He said 'misleading and with a lack of conflict bet- ., R,R,2 Old Lakelse Lake l

~berleck Holmes, by Sir .se~ o~ nove)s aoout ~ anch as gove~nmto and incomplete ' data" ween trustees and teachers. . Arthur. Cenan Doyle. The narsn realities on me . technological change, releasednby the ministry of ..... • , "Tenses ~ nnt0f an~b~_, of eoHe~: ?~ R.uss~,~ Steppes d~ur'~ ~d~~, ~..ilnadtutlens,,:such.. as. the . education was leading the ...... ' . " ii ' ' timm o~ st~e~n~t ~ ~ ~~..0~t/o/~ "~0ol sYst~:'!eannot .be !~.public .~/intoi,, maMngnthe Kandal~saidthetw0 greul~ w~ld's nest ~ erin~ v, ~ M.~i~.ol~_ ~ pHze-t~fop: .-'~xpected" "to'~swing" with *'~"naiVe~:assumptloii" that have' ~a~ ~oii~moh~0bJeettve ~ " /";i ;,i/;2rid sandra" E*dabrook.I,.I. 'ii ~Ivor. ' . :!. ]/te~ature m 1~85. swings in society," he said. schools which have fewer improving the education of ,i i n " ' " . .. The school .system should students will require fewer yoeng people...... i ,,.7 . $] ) TIED 38 Gannet Ore,east Prinoe George M.P. _ _ ,: L~ " "' ~ -- .-.. Ostler Leaves For so, Amer,oa ' FOR Kitimat ' ~ , • SECOND . . . wt~tih~)cTlenUtocros~: president -RIZE David Wemrmllsr , nappy'i... at. uiaiope . ' plthirdsldentC offl ! rto ersl . pesh . . .]~g Washington twOilh grne ~...~.,. ,~.^.,^ ,m ~^. ~.,.~^ ~ .... e.Pe..~e, today, a seven-day Journey first state visit by a..U.S, worked on energy r k. 7 . . $10.00 •.rmm v u~.-/~, u u=.~.m.~=,m~© .~.~'~,~.~__a~ to Latin Amerlca and Mrica. president to sub.Sa.naran legislation. ..rover., m. a eugncen mm me mearungtm mmogue His first Stop Is Caracas,' Africa, visiting Nigerm ann ! 3928 Uountainv,ew Avenue tha~too~ ~aee at the final committee meeting, Vene~.uela, for consultations Libels. ., . Cubisfirstoversoastrlpm dealing ruth the northern pipeline legislation with President Curlos An...... office, Carter visited ~, " Terraoo • , i i " The Peace River-Liard Regional District dres Perez on energy,' The trip Is the second half England and Switzerland delel~atian was the last "rou" to ""~"- k..~^.^ human rights, nuclear non- of the grand; tour of the.:.,:last May' His second trip ...:ws-,-,,~.. . ~ -5 . p a~p~m u~m~ proliferation and Latin developing Third World that took him to Poland, Iran,- '3rd "n Lasehenko _'_ _.. .met~nmuneeanan~r.uuermwasnappyconotenappy co note American political issues, bo planned for late last year.' nlndia, SaudlArab.ia;En~ thatthebrtefnresentedbef presented b ~he~heRe~ionalDistrlet. RegionalDtstriet.. Hene planspg~u to fly on Wed- That Journey was broken France and Boigmm i ,p 4 $5.00 incorporated many of t~ points that he con-, nesday to Brazil. Later in the into two sections to allow the' Decmuber and January, 4818 Tusk Avenue ' '~ •a/dens crucial prior to thg start of pipeline eonstruetien in British Coh~hbia. ~ " Terra. Mr. Oberle said that he felt that the delegation ~ ,,. Oubans a Be Building was very well received.ulthough it remains to be ' il • ".• ' m , a s ";* seen whether any positive results will accrue, i ~J~-i~r ; .~Mim~|n~ I~A .WAY TO. GO KIDS! The Regional Distr/et. was re.presented, by Mr...... w..-- : ....,...... ,.....~..., ~,,~ ~ Jed Woo!ley, Mr. Wally Braul, and Mr. Tex LONDON (AP) -- The bloekaned the island. The new Soviet bid to ingall MacK.e~.cn. The delegates stressed the need for DAILZ Telegraph says the ~' ~Soviet leader gave in. nuclear mis_siles.Just off ~e .an advisory council comprised of. local and So~et Union Is. building .a ~ Moss commented tha t coast . o.z ~'mrloa,__womu representatives which would, work in .. ~.cie~~ubm~e ba~.~ "American failure to resist amo~t ~ a .dam~.,,g ad- .c.or•gienalnjuneUon with the. Piveline Monitoring ~,,~/'~,~ ~ such moss z~rovoontinn as s mls~on o! wcel~lees. • 'Authority ot ensure that the legitimate co"~n~? - ...... asp~ratmns of the people ot normeastern British ' ~e writer, Robert Moss, Columbia are not ignored. ' " . ~ ' who. spe.ei.alizes ~, Corn; n+~,. mnin mmints incl,,d,,a ~- ,h. daa*~.,*,o murat affairs, citm semor . ---.~- - r ..... " -" ...... Western military observers" brief...... were: lack of proper appeal.... procedures,•... ., as his source and said us. . ihsufflciant pen~dw clause~i reconsu'ucuon ox' serlni survelll•nce un. the Alaska Highway, an assessment of land revered the developments. clahm.,manpowertralningpro~ams, thecostof In Washington, tho U.S. . gas laterals, property taxes ann social costs, the ~efencedepartment denied role of the British Columbia Railway, and ira- the report. pact studies. The .witnesses t.esUfied th~K :their Cienfuegos:M°sssaldonthecuba'sfacilitYsouthisat main concern was to ensure mat the inevitable coast. Ho~ •aid the Soviet nqpstive side effects of; the massive pipeline Union started the base in -. 1971 but was warned to stop l~t would be considered and hopefully ins.tough note from thin resolved prior to the start of construction, U.S~ president Richard i Both Oberle and the regional representatives • NLIon. : ' made it.clear that they are not op.po~ed to the ' "This time round, things pipeline, and f..eel ti~a.t c ,_nsi.derable.ben.~its,wlll r~--rather differant, Ac- cording to reliable sources in a'~c~rue to northeastern British Columbia. The. Washington, the Carter concern is tha tlocal, in.put.will he en- administration has so far eouraged e~d guarantees mace mat/in view of' .' made no attempt to warn off thefaet that substantial benefits will be shared the Russians." . Muse did not say where the by all Canadians, the costs of the pipeline would Soviet missiles are located in be shared with other levels of governmenL.Th~ Cuba. n : Regional District does not welcome~the prospect In 1962, a crisis occurred when then' U.S. president of having to'raLse local taxation rates in order to i absorb the added cesta of the'pipeline and its John Kennedy ordered Soviet ~ premier Niklta work force. , ~/. ':;: Kmrushchev to.take Soviet Mr. Oberle also mentioned that he is still missiles Out of Cuba and waiting to he~ from the province on a numberof ~ ~mASa--- " ...... im rtant matters. This concernis shared by the '~ ~,n~,.qra/~'~'~]~'~'~ u Re~lonal. District,' whxch ;.also feels ~at s ome.,,~ Culifo,r~a'si Mount' Trash-/ ~basbeenmade. In any evenc;resioents mrs re, a_: !084oot pile of tile Peace River country can rest asspred that.* comp.a_ct~tr.ash .built .by their ease has. at least been heard. It remains' to ,","~*olJ~rana ~aglla,..... ~p,, wile -,, owns - ,,. a be seen what the.federal-Pr~ncV~lu~al an~etel~t "It c--~'t g'~o'~nu'~~Sh'~:i . respecUng~ting the pipelinepip will ua , . plantobegin lasdsoaplng the : an extremely~e~melv importantimuortant and sensitive matter,t vp in a few months." ~ . " O ' 4' T H' H E R A L D I TU e' d" ~ , " *~h ,'8'' 97' "i ida ~' '[ " [I[ ~" ~ "J 6rowing Canadian Exodus Oausing Flor.__ Boom lVlIAMI (AP)--canadisnsfearfulofanuncertaineconomy "Theatan~a'rd]inearoundherek that ifyouwant to nella It says Canadian property ownership in the state now is cnuse they;'re unsure about the future, and the prospect of Quebec separatism are pulling in- property, put a totally exorbitant price.tag on it," he said. conm'vatlvdy estimated at $450 million,, with.anoth~" $I~3 LOSES MO%EY "Some Canadian is sure to come along and buy it." . billionplanned by large Canadian consogtlums ]n me next Larry Sic dman; once part owner of a prosperous fuel-oil vestment money out of Canada and pouring it into ~orida, distributors~,~ in Montreal,' now is a partner in a Fort The Herald reports. The flood of Canadianndollars comes from individuals years. Landerdale business brokerage, placing Florida investmen!s "Canadians are buying everything that's not nailed down," transferring thdr savings out of Canada and giant con- sortiums behind some of the state's largest commercial aM The Parti quebecois, voted into power in 1976, ~as corn- for other Canadians. He says he~vaged only 65 or 70 cents said Bob Potenzism, Chamber of Commerce manager in on the"dollar fn selling out on ~e eve of the 1976 election. Hollywood, where an estimated onefourth of the 123,500 residential developments, The Herald reports after a five- mitted the province to a referendumnon separation by 1980. week tnauirv. The newspaper says many investors are pulling up roots be-' "It was worth it," he said. "Better to get out now with that permanent population now is Canadian. than get locked in later." f He said he feared his children might be discriminated against because they are not of Fren~ heritage. "I feel we're in the same boat as someone fleeing Poland, or mining Kidnapped Belgian Baron Hooded, Ohained, Multilated out over the wire from East Germany," Steadman said. "We should be entitled to ask the United States for political PARIS (AP)- Kidnapped Three of the pickup gang 0ttavioli said Empain had asylum as refugees from Quebec." PARIS (AP) -- The ~d. Police Director Jean stretch out. The outflow of capital also is being spurred by double-digit Dneret told a news con- "He suffered greatly," industrialist Bal~0n Edounrd- escaped without the money, been "mutilated" but gave nappers of Baron Edouard. Jean Empnln, freed after one was killed, and another no details. This apparently inflation and the wornelunemployment in Canada since the Jean Empain kept the . ference that three days after Dueret said. "Happily Baron 1930s, The. Herald saD. he was abducted, gmpaln's Empoin is a very solid man two months, says his captors .wee wounded and captured. confirmed earlier reports Belgian industrialist hooded; kept him chained and The captive, 36-year-old that the kcdnappers had sent About ,f~00,0001n Canadian cash passed over the co~.t~ at ill-fed and chained to a Den kidouppers sliced off the tip and-~,~.h,endured these awful the lan.dn]a. rk bank in Fort Lauderdele in Fet)ruary, ~ta u~o of his little finger and sent it conditions," ' hooded, but despite rougi~ Alain Caillol, telephoned one of the baron's fingertips during nine weeks in other members of the gang to the police as proof that Hoimedahl, manager of the international departmmt. He eapltivity and cut off the tip to police to convince After his release, Empain treatment he came home in said the benknexpeots to handle 130 million in Canadian good health. Sunday night to urge them to they were holding him. ofohlalittle finger to send to authorities they had the 40- looked exhausted but said he money during 1978. year-old Belgian nobleman. Empain, 40-year-olc free Empain, the police Empain was kidnapped by authorities as woof he was k in good health, Police mdd.n The most visiblepart of the Canadian groundswell here are held, French police There had been on- Commissioner Pierre Ot- Belgian head of the Empain- the developments backed by large consortiums. Am_o~...me Schneider indmtrial empire, Police Commcssioner five men on the morning of said today. confirmed reports of such a tavioli reported. Pierre 0ttavioli" said as Jan.23 ashe was leaving his largest b the Villages of Homesteact-a p~anned $1-bllUon Empain, head of the mutiliation. was freed Sundaynight, two community of 50,000 being built on 13,500 acres outside days after police ambushed many as 10 men are believed home for his office. The EmpalnSchnelder industr!al The wound was left to heal He was freed two days to have participated in the kidnappers are reported to Homestead; empire, was released on the by itself, Dueret said. He alter police ambushed five of five of the kidnappers as Develovers are the real-estate arm of the giant Hudson's they Were about to pick up an kid~apping and that Fanpain have demanded a ransom of outskirts of Paris on Sunday said Empain was kept the kidnapp~s as they were was moved several tishes between $10 million and $20 BAY Corp. and the Toronto-based Wimpey Developments chained to a small bed in about to pick up an $8.6- $8.6-million tans or night. He now is in seclusion during his captivity. He told million in Swiss francs. After Inc. at hk Park apartment, such a way that he could not million ransom payment. payment. the police he didn't know weeks of negotiations, the where be had been held. $8.6-million payment was The kidnappers freed the agreed on. But the police baron Sunday night on the intervened because the Nazi Maroh Through Jewish Suburb southeast side of Park and go gave him a few francs. He payment of ransom is an, Opposed By Amerioan Jewish Oongress tookthe subway~to the Place nlneentive to more kidnap- A Gardener's de l'0pera, telephoned his l~S. MIAMI (AP) -- The "a community whose gWe the village time to made dear that free speech- wife from Le Dru@tore, and The Empain-Schneider American Jewish Congress population consists of a very appealbefore the march was is not absolute at all times she and the police collected industrial group is one of best friend is a has affirmed its opposition to large proportion of holocaust scheduled to take place. and under all dr- him shortly after.n " Europe's most-powerful a planned Nazi march survivors and victims." DRAFTED RESOLUTION cmnatanccs." GUARDED BY POLICE ceaglomerate¢ It" haS 150 Bolend through the Chicago suburb Many residents of Skolde A minority group at the There in no constitutional Empain went into companies, employs 120,000 of Skokie although many were in Hitler death camps. AJC meeting here drafted a shield, the resolution con- seclusion with his wife and workers, has extensive AJC members voted in favor American Nazis originally resolutionnsimilar to the tended, for "insulting or •family in their Avenue Foch North Amerieannholdings of nllow~g the march. wanted to parade in Skokie position of the American fighting words, those which apartment. A police cordon and did an estimated.. $4.5 No exact totals of the vote on April 20 to coincide with Civil Liberties Union that the by their very utterance in- kept thron@of reporters and billion worth of business last Sunday were announced. the birthday of Adolph First Ammdment to the flier injury and constitute an photo~aphers back. ' year. Rlemard Cohen, a Hitler. But on Marrh 17, U,S. Canetitution protected the immediate breach of spokesman for the AJC's District Judge Bernard M. right-of the Nazis to march. peace." gklnveroing council, said Deckernin Chicago ordered But the 72-per.cent egaten assorti~ a Nazi a 45-day delay. majority vote Sunday The resolution added: ~Jht to march were outvoted He cited the "possibility of supported the January "The context is significant Brzezinski Wants about a 54o-2 margin. turmoil and violence.'n couneli resolution that here. The Nazis appear to The decision 'supported a Decker struck down three declared, .While the First have ddiberately naught out January resolution in which village ordinances designed Amendment guarantees free. such a community for the Begin's Removal the council opposed the to stop the Nazi march. He spaenh and expression, the purpose of' provoking a said he grantedthe dday to courts have consistently violent respease." NEW YORK (AP) -- The message to Israeli Foreign march throagh what it called New York Post says a Minister Moshe Dayan. The "highlyreliable" source told Post said a source "close to it that Zbl~niew Brsasinski, Dayan" gave it the in- President Carter's national formation. • somn'l~ adviser, was the Israel's state-owned radio Nazi Plot To Free Hess U.S. official who last week last Friday quoted an called for the removal of unidentified U.S. official as 5 hp chain luaeli Prime Minister urgin~ Begin to step azide drive tiller Foiled by W,6erman 0ops Menachem Begin. and the governing Likud ~e newspaper said in a party to be removed from Jermalem-datelined story'" Parliament to speed Middle ~rm~uy IBeut~) -- Police West Germans detained ~s were kl:er ~vered. The three Western govern- that B~ki delivered the East peace talks.n .Saving money is .,~ have foiled a plan by neo- after an attack on a Dutch The mur~ saidthe ~up men~ have said they are what gardening is ".~..~: ~:~ Nazis to free Rndolf. H~, army earap in the" state of was suspected of ho~ willing to releaan him on all abqt~|~ir:~,~,~L t.~,:b~ ~. Hitler's former deputy, from Lower Saxony last month, c~,.riedout ~ermrohl~ics health and' compassionate ):/~'~J';Ibaa~.~a~y and man/l~o~u's,,,-~/,, .~ .~ grounds. The ~Vtet ~Unlm, the prison where he has ..... The ~wn.,de~,. a. ~- ,-to.obu~ guns and.¢!~.,., v,twit~d!B61er~'@~hp~ain-~J~V~e~tllle~,~ ¢:,,. :-/ spent more than 3O years, yearold army corporal and a Lueneburg punne however, has refused to free police sources said today. 22-year.old salesman, were Rcifenberg, who is handling him. Hess tried to commit WANTS TO LEASE NEW COMBINATION Wide stance handles and console-mounted Five members of a right- found to be right-wing eg- the case, was not available suicide in February last year. VANCOUVER (CP) -- controls make operation easy. Add a wide wing extremist group, which tremints, the sources said. for comment. by elsohing his wrists. British Columbia Hydro is VICTORIA (CP) -- The variety of cultivating attachments and you've operated under the guise of a Further inquiries led to the Hess, who will be 84 next The sources said it in net advertising to lease an provincial government has got a walk-behind tractor~: See Bolens clear how far advanced the ll,O00-acre ranch it bought approved a $716,000 grant to shnoting club, have been d~zcevery of their fellow month,k the only prisoner in chain and gear driven tillers now at... detained and a hunt has been conspirators., West Berlin's Spandau jail. group's plans were to free last year as a key property in pay a thtrdof the capital cost, launched for between 15 and Armed masked men over- He is serving a life smtence Hess bbyforce or e0mctiy hew its proposed plans for the tobuildmorethenl00smcer 23 others, they added. POWered four Dutch smtries imposed at the Nuernberg his sympathizers intended to, Hat Creek epen-pit mine and citizen housing units in The aourees said and took theh" sub-machin~ war crimes trials in 1946. get him out of the Jail, which thermal generating plant in nearby Saanich, Housing Terraoo EquipmentSales Ud. authorities learned of the guns at their NATO camp at The prkon is controlled by k under constant guard by at- the British Columbia In- Minister Hu~ Ct~in said to release Hess by force Bergen-Hohne on Feb. §, the Second World War least a dazes soldiers and te~'ior. Hydro spokesman Thursday. The project,. after searching homes of two justice offleeals said. The victors. wardens. Dave Robertann said the organizednby the Luther 4539 GREIG AVENUE ranch was boaght under Court Society, is one of,the PHONE 635-6384 eompany policy of accepting first in British Columbia to offers on pruperty which offer a combiimtion of in- DEALER NO. 01249A Japanese Polioe Battle Demonstrators may be affected by future termediate care and self-" • 1978 FMC Corp development, contained acoommodation. TOKYO (AP) -- Militant Six of the group got tothe siorey concrete bunker but PROTESTER8 SEiZeD 4:M¢ Products foes of Japan's new in- control room on the l~th floor police eut thelr way inside, n Within minutes they were ternational airport who of the tower, barrinaded The police first lowered a pouring inside toround up wrcoked the control tower themselves inside and heavyset over the top of the. the rest of the protesters, the under cover of an assault by wrecked equipment for two fortress, forcing demon~' hard core of thousands of thousands of demonstrators hems before the police broke strators who were throwing students, farmers and lof- vowed today to continue in and arrested them. down gamline bombs and tkts opposed to-the airport, Mm , their attacks oanthe Narita Five airport employees in iron bars to retreat inside, located 68 kflometms ,nor- field. the tower fled to the roof ~d The squads of police, firing theast northeast ~Of the "We'll employ everything escaped by police helienpter. tear ~as and wearing special capital, . we can," said Issaku MOB FIRED ON fireproof clothing, swarmed The tough peliee qetim Tomato, leader of the Anti- The police opened fire on up a ladder to the rooL n came alter a aunmanm- mAir~rt League. "We'll fight the mob, a rare oecurrmce dmouatratom tried to climb style raid Sunday by we see the airport in Japan, and wounded at a 60-fcet tower ladlt atop the demonstrators who abolished., least one man in the foot. The~ giant bunker but were penetrated the airport's ... - . • Airport officials said the police said they fired ooly ea~urod by police. control tower and caused ; =, ~s I smashed radar, warning shots and said the Tree four were 10w~ed to serious damage to the meteorology eqmpment m man was hit by a flcechet.'A' 'theground by ropes as other operations center. the control room, and the second bandaged battler told poles rushed the building Before the pelice action, reporters he was shot inthe and began ,~eL~ into the the demonstrators voweo • . ~," es kilometres north- sides of thestructure with today to continue their at- east of Tokyo will probably 1~ dozen or more radicals e~l~ torches. tacks on the Narita field.

have to be delayed again, were still holed up this after- • -'- ':" i • Demonstrations, riots, noon in a four-storey con- ... . attacks and other blockceg crete blockhome built on" taCtics have already delayed private land near the main the opening of the airpen for~ runway to serve as a loan- six years, and five .persona dation for steel towers to have bern killed in battles block the flight path. ...,-.. there.n The blockhouse has no ~uredle~t 20 persona were windows or doors except on ... i~,: ~L :*'i ~.*~. "'~ Sunday when about the reef. The police attacked e,BO0 militants clashed it with tern" gas, water /!i!: * repeatedly with some of the cannon and cranes, but ~s IS,000 riot pollce guarding holdouts rained firebombs, the airport while S,000 more rocks and len~hs of pipe dammatrated in the town of down on them md drove Narlta, five kilometrea them off. away. Police said I16 personf Narita Airport was built to KK STYLE were arrmted. take the load of international DIVERT POLICE air, traffic off Tokyo!a LARVALDEVELOPMENT IN A SNAIL While most of the mob Himeda Airport, which Is to threw firebombs, rocks and be used for domestie fllghta. steel pipes at the police from The foes of the afrvort in. Marsh World outside ti~ m~twity fences, elude farmers who were Ducks Unlimited (Canada) groups on trucks broke forced to sell their land for throagh the police lines at the field, and redical~stu- . I /, various points and made dents and other leftists who firebomb attacks to divert see it as an anti-government attention from the assault on issue and say the airport SWIMMER'S ITCH -- Swimmer's Itch Is caused by the control tower. might be used for military ,' a~ small waterfowl parasite.: The arval stages purposes, of tho~parasiteoccur in aquatlc~alls, At certain Police said that attack was times during the summer these larvae leave the made by radicals who had More than 1,000 Hot police the snail and swim around In tho water. When hidden for. more than half a tonight swarmed over a they find a duck they penetrate the skin of its day in nn underground giant fortress used by left.' feet and legs and enter the bloodstream. Swim. A! a * i - drainage system that runf wing' demonstrators at mer's Itch Is the result of thousands of these through the airport, The ~p~r~S. new latin'national small parasites attempting to penetrate human police enid they found rice skln. The parasite, however, ts unable to Inf,.;. balls, bread and other food. e,,di s ht nags Lhuma~ beings and only causes an itchy rash ,. • , . canteens, an - acetylene the opening of the airport, 5 • '76 f'~t_,~.. eylind~ and a pushcart in scheduled for next Thur. . -~. : r; ," the system. sday, fled into the throe- ! i

I oru Fo LJnks In Food Industry Deflation citation nomination

h '-d. t~llr Iivt'~ depend IIII ii. " for Wynward, Sask. employees A need I,lr ilcpendahle" __, ii supplic, ,,1 w, "c, c can. iufriliou~, .... " i ,~/ mmllmmm~ml A ~k A nnolinathm fur a Deflation " r I I..I c , , " /flel~ rills nol alwav,ll a~ree. Citation was received this week :'.~7e'7~::~,:"~.',"pi;71"~'?~'~" m0nt. ~ach .,k i, ih0 ~o,d . i Skein Wynyard, Saskatchewan. cc~sor.~' I 1 :~d" ' ' retailers' " prompteda" P ," 'system '.. has". distinct.", ..needs ' . and I The employees of Crawlbrds • . pmolenls, ano I~ often ml~nn- consultation pnlcess abeUl lhe derail)lid bt the rc,,t of Ihe Ft~ls. a Ixlultry eviscerating plant in Wynyard. have agreed to isi~;~ndWh~<~ntibncfa; 'in system. Vi:ol~Sh~ps t<'ere. ,,r. a new ¢ontr:lcl which grants them -; .,- ," ',...... ganized so thai repre.;,entatives of m, me HnKs m me narves=-m, articular'interest ~ mu-s could no colnpcnsailOll Increase at the home food chain a~sembled in p .' . . • g P . • lime of evening. Wages nlliv be the Ma)" lind ~-. " ...... ' .., pamcipale inoiscuksionsoiareas transp~trtali,m indu~tr~ and food The food s~stem and its "1 '% adjusted ~ end of ~"ula'i°WaallnF'~deS~c~//;;>C~'n/fre" ';h~eh i~n~r~s~°ain~e~sa;/v ~;eelf pn,,!c,~,6rs c,plained Io erov.ers ~,uppliers no,,," eniplov one in I'our Ihe.end of Seplenlber to a¢coln- changes in ence. c(i-*,ponsorcd hY the federa] . third dimension efl:ect to Ihe th~ requiremenls of their'plant~. Canadians. the processim, indus- modate the tom of Deparlments of Agriculture and xarious facets ofthe fi)od indus- ThN e~:hange, of idea~ became I~ alone has more than 200.000 living since Jann;iry. 1978. ConsumerandCorporate ~ffairs. t~. Consumers" representative,, one o: the more imp,wt:ml a~- ~orkers. Canadq is one of the "'The employees are aware of to ex~:hantzc op nons an~ ideas listened to the preblem~, ,f Ihe pect.~of tile c,ml'eren~'e I'cw countries in the world Which the staid of the indusiQ' and this on future"fired policies.~$ome produces more Ibod than its was their answer to one of the 400 pcoplealtc'nded ihe meetings : " ' population consumes. If the in, problems, rising costs." said Mr, Crawford. lions,reP~'°n'i""Predu<°~'°rga"'zaRice fie'herman, marketint lobs. income,,o<=,,o.o,o,,,,,, from sales of food The workers, who number u.~ price rises manv as 300 during peak times. bourds. 'processors. disirlbutor., ]thread. and emergency supplies andretailers, g0vemmeats. Con. : Jn limes of famine and natural am I~lr the inosl part members of sumers'.and u'niversities from disasters, then the whole food the Retail. Wholesale and De- coast-to-coast.- " . " - " system and govemmem have to parlolCnl Store Union. Craw'fords These srakeh~lders in the food Over the past yearthe price of of the Canadian dollar and infh- co-operate to improve parlor- Fnods rproduces more than half system were invited to participate rice in Canada ha~ risen almost tion in the United States pushing mance. the eviscerated poultry products in a series of workshops to 25 per cent. Some of that price up the price of rice. the situation of the province, supplying por- cxamine:tbe problems of. each increase is because of the devalu- isaggravated by Iowcroutput in "'Vee could save a lot of tion lots for fast femd chains and sector -of Ihe system and to ati0n of the Canadian dollar, the United States. Over the past wa~ted effort in Canada's food pre-cooked preducts marketed in attempt to arrive at a consensus sorne is hecause rice now costs three )'ears there has been a system if we'd make more of an all pans of Canada. 'as to the.direction to be taken by more in the home market and decline in the United States attempt to understand each others Nominalion submitted by Mrs. in~lu'stry,~ govcmmc~lt and le- tb~ref0re ismore expensive when acreage devoted to rice and lower views, positions and interests:" V.J. Goodman. News Editor. search organizations. The work- it reachesthe Canadian border, yields in the cmp~ that were ~aidJune Mcnz[es. Vice Chair of Wynyard Advance. • shopscxumi0ed: Income Stabili- :~ • ' grown. . die Anti-Inflation Board speak- /ation and Support: Trade Pol- Most of the" rice used by Glolially. there has been a ing to Calgary-area food retail- icy.and Safeguards Research. Canadians. is the long gi'ain record crop of rice.this year. due crs. "Most of us would also

Irlformation%, . and• Education variety and is'imported from the in the main to large crops in benefit from more knowledge (!ncludmg nutntmn and food Umted States. Usually the nee is countries that do nnt export their shout how the food system oper- safety), Marketing. and Food shipped to Canada in >the dehul- rice. Thailand. which is a rice ates. More understanding abbut Book Tells Who Owns Our Cities Aid; Processing, Distributing, led form and is. milled and exporting country, has also ex- the whole process would help Retailing, and Consumer Con- packaged in Canada; . periericcd lower yields than eliminate consumer suspicion of CITY FOR SALE by Henry Aubin, James readable." earns, in addition ib the" dcvaluati0n usual, food processors and retailers.'" Lorimer and Co. Ltd., Toronto. Published in Already the No. 1 non-fiction bestseller in January, 1978. Who really owns our cities? The Quebec, this book is an eye-opener for readers all " Rothschilds? The ..Imperial Hapsburgs? The across Canada. Aubin's lucid and substantial UBI) Soientistli GetS366,200 Researoh Grant Vatican? Benstar and.Trizee? report ranges from money, beinK laundered • Focussing on the development of one Canadian through Liechtenstein and Switzerland to the For Energy Enivronment, PollutiOn And Ooeanography city, Montreal, this hard-hitting analysis lays ultimate heights of corporate power. He also bare the facts about the individuals, cor- examines all the major land development firms perations and dynasties which organize and in Canada, including Trizec, Genstar and - Sixteen NatinnalR~rch special research in energy, for university research in Bride; finance the growth of all major North American Cadillac-Fairview. Council grants totalling environmental toxieoloJLV three areas of Canadian R.L. Chase Henry Aubin is a graduate of Harvard I~ ,200 have been awarded and oceanography, interest" and received more (oceanography) $13,300: and western.European cities. . U'bi~'eraity of' British The NRC set aaldai$2.4 tha~450 requests for funds. Heavy metal enrichment in Aubin's expose is based on almost two years of University and a former reporter for the ~lumbia" scientists for milliunfor"strateglc~lraats 0nly 8~ grants were ap- deepsea sediments, with careful research. He sifted through musty files Washington Post. The series of articles -- " ;~ . proved, including the 16 to J.W. Murray and E.V. Grill; for hUndreds of hours and interviewed more than published in the Montreal Gazette -- which 400 people in six countries to unearth all the formed the basiS for City for Sale won Aumn ms • 6o_.v't stu dies layoffs fecuity. o..o,the UBC recipients, (oceanography)PAl. Lebhmd .,500 essential information on the land development seoond National Newspaper Award and a record- plant science professor Numerical studies of the • :" "'"" " " Victor Runeekles, will head Fraser River plume; firms and corporate capital which determine ~tt.'.u~ third consecutive National Business .OTTAWA -- labour ternational Wcodworkers of a research group that has L.A, Mysak and profit from Canada's urban landscape. His WrifingAward. ' Minister .John Murno today America; "and.. Chilies :received I~15,o0o to study the (Mathematics) $I0,800 ' study has been acclaimed by urban activists and #~n0unced the establish- Perreault, a Montreal long-term effects of air Problems in dynamical developers~ , by leftists and rightists, by " ~nAv ~N .l~nnv ' ~mt of, a Commission of consultant; Mr. Pecrllult is ~ll~antson B,C. vegetation oceanography; ~qiflry to study the issue Of- "a former presidmt of the and the environment. T.R. Parson federalists and separatists, by small and large ByI'I~IE"(~AN-~I)I'-~fl~-I~P~ESS ;businessmen. Not one fact has been challenged. _ .. _ _ _ " ...... lliy-offs~and job redun- Conseil du Patronat 'du Until now, said Prf. (oceanography) $29,600: Co- w,,~,, wa,~,,,~,4 ,~-- ll^tk~,,l~;l~l tl~ ¢o,~n,,a "i~e o.~. ~uprmle t;ourt amunommt,nme l~m, was ~cics in industries under quebec. , Runeckles, the reseai'ch operative investigations of ~.~_v~..:.~ _~=~,,~ ,~_,,~, ~.~k'~ ,u. : ,:,~ ,,,,~.,,_,~ ruled the Income Tax Act of needed before enactment in f.~,._~ral labour jurisdiction.. In the Intllests of emphasis has beun on'hlgh- the hiology of the northern iulluli~ie[ lluu.ll t,¢ult=t ui.-lluuul Ii ulvt~ulluuuu , 1894was unconstitutional 83 1913. The rate then was one l~:.~mmissl0n members mitigating adverse effects of level expoecure to ' air northeast Pacific Ocean. re .- praises the book: "Fascinating reading... So years ago today-in 1895-- ~ cent =mincomcs higher ~: chairman, :Dr. A.W.R. redundaaciu and lay~offs in pollutants, especially to the Food web and biological often one is tremendously criticised on ill- und~emoney~athadb.ecn, than l~i,000. ~..e C~.adian ~ rrothers, a Vancouver the Commission of Ipquiry sulpher dioxide.- He said far dynamics of harvestable i,,f,~,,,~o,~ ,~;o,,~= nf a,~==i,, n,, =,,~,.;o= k,,, to;~,, for coue~eawas returnea. ~rst government first ievlea !~ ryer ; and experienced will study' the following lees hi knownabeut chronic, resources; • ~ . 14111.e&aa61.,i.i i~a~l.~t v EIvllll IJ vii tl~v& Ai*ll ! p@lttw X~.latJ V 1~,;~1 nhi~;.el tl,~ iT 12 t'l;,~41 : ..... ,n..I.,.;.~ *h e Ffl~ dlatot'; -Jack .. Munro, mstt~s, in respect of those low-level ' exposure, "whlcli G.L, Pickard " ,Sale) has got a mass of correct facts,and lied war income tax had la,~,,,a w...,,~ War hut British iii ~sldeiit,Distrlct 1 In- induestriee which fall ander may prove to be of con- (oceanography) $44,000: them., together..into• .something .eminently in,l~l and a constltu~ionr'~ . ~.o~n~bin hacl led the waY+l=. !~ ~ :: ' . federal jurislilctionf:* :" lilderably greater ,en~ Digital CTD probe; ~C~.'.:~)..:=.'.

!' :PROTECTING' TRAIL .... " ~:Wc~om~.(cP) - ~he • . Bodli Box Spnngl : ,43 : ..-_s hl's'¢0rlc. Alexander ' . '".". , • ' ' ", . ,. ' : .MekenzleGrease Trail :.'~-.--ma~m,~m~u:';' -~:------i-- "". : ' ~t~i'eun Della Cso]a and an 11 "' numutiin.lmunuum ~ DRESSERS OR OHESTS i $350.00 ..., $299.95 i" ~ea:nortii of Qtmsnel will be • "---- ~' --'------r l ' ' =t -- --...... ------" m ' l~.:p,ov=oi.,'t~ted and i~o,~e.t,,:~|llpgraded by . ' .:...... IIO~FIII| | Sr=;'" ST!!IIES, ' ' WASHER.... 011" DRYERS I ~m/Bawll, l~,~reauan ena .l . ~ . . .= . L = =';'r'=' .... ~'ml'Q mm'~ = ~ n ------= ' ' ' = m ~onleii'ail0n~/i~hdst~, ,said ,:I:. . .'....~:~ .. : ].<.." "., .. ". : - ' • ~midii~,:The'friillWUu~i : • :~' . : •lute; ana wa Y [I District :of-" Terrace: • Only [• 'Mai!lumaleon hfi Journey to I ~ L : - I PAGE 6, THE HERALD, TuesdaY/, March 28~ 1978 Suzanne Burnett + ++,...... ~ ~, + i ~ /~ ~.. Quebec Radio Personality- Singer Uses HusbandFor Straigk Man

(CP) -- Suzaune Btn'nott mainstream of French-Ca- show has been funded by the solitudesare herself and her "WbenlflrstmovedtoOn- In one corner sits her under his funding. Mrs. "I was so stupid," she saici calls herself an ambassador nadian culture in Montreal. Ontario ministry of culture angiophonehnaband Gordon tarinlwouldalwayserestaa secretary, Jncqueline Burnctt began to write to with a laugh. "They did not of French.Canalen talent. Now married and living in and recreation, which of radio station CHOW in scandal in restaurants. I Paradis, writing to artists, Quebec promoters and know who was Suzanne A forme Montresler, Mrs. St. Catharines, she brings syndicates it free to 19 radio Welland, Ot. would wave my hands and record companies, agents, singers onlY to find herself Burnett. They knew me as Burnett brings to life the pic- some of that culture to her stations. Although Mrs. Burnett talk loudly--just as we do in -hotels, pulling together Mrs, ignored. ~, Suzy Rochon. ture many anglophones Ontario outpost through her At a time whoa anyflfing does all*the interviews, she Montreal--and Gordor unrnett's two-or thrce-duy holdoof a usbeooise, elegant, weekly radio program, concerncng Quebec is ap- and her husband provide a would kick me under the trips to Montreal where she vivacious, clever and Chansons a la francaise, in pronchedin a spirit of deadly joint -iiit~0ductlon and table before I noticed the does her interviews. dressing with an unerring which she interviews Quebec seriousness, Mrs. Burnett commentary. ' whole restaurant was "Herel do the first edits of To insure a safe driving career, sense of style. singers, composers and uses her show to make fun of ','My husband plays the staring at me." the interviews," she said,' Once known as Suzy musicians for an English- the "deux solitudes." n straight man," she said "But you know," she said, gesturing towards a large Rochon, fashion model, speaking audience at last BANTERS WITH laughing. "He mimics my turning serious. "You have tape deck by the windows. trust the experts to show you reporter, television and count numbering two million HUSBAND accent and corrects my to work at anything you care "The artists I interview have radio personality, her early listeners. For the .purpose of the English right on the air." about. You must look for the not complete control of the how. It may save your life. years were spent in the Since last September the hourlong show, the donx Listeners enjoy the banter, good, not the bad in these (lit- English language. When we she said. They like the idea ferencce." .talk they ask me the English kidof ahushandandwifewho each other about culture OFFICE CRAMMED ~ome+orda hack in French, I have soto whenledit all ~ SkeenaDriving SdmO Halifax Restaurant Owner Mrs. Buruett"s office is and language differences, jammed with files, tape that out." . ' B,C, Government Bonded Was Dishwasher ,,we candothatbecause dacks, recorda and souvenirs Originally, she and her Immigrant there is respect for each from every corner of the husband did the show from other's culture, world, his studio in Welland and 636-7532, HALFAB (CL) -- Jchn slips from behind the desk, Later came a one-ycar Kamoulakos came to dons an apron and becomes holiday hack in Greece and Canada to profit and leave. one of the chefs, when he returned, he and a After 20 years, he has the Life in restaurants is not nephew opened one of the profit but he's still here--and new to Kamoulnkos. He best-known Halifax liking it., started as a 12-year-old dish- restauranta--gapata's. Kamoulakos was a washer in a restaurant in Sparta. In his late teens he Kamoulakca chose the Greeknimmigrant two menu-Greek and decades ago hoping to make came to Halifax with enough money in his pocket to last a Mexican--for the restaurant money he could take hack to though "I had to do some FURNITURE& APPLIANCES few days. Greece. studying for the Mexican He now spmdf his time be- 8TARTEDLUN- food." hind a desk covered with CHEONETTE paperwork, making business He washed dishes at first, He opined another restaurant nearby in 1976 deals and keeping an eye on thon~went into the kitchen as a cook. Later, he and a and included a jazz club a closedcircuit television downstairs. camera which is focused on brotherin-law started a the order-receiving desk in luncheonette in rented Things are going well, he the kitchen of Pepb's premises on a downtown conceded, though he was Restaurant. street in" Halifax "became reluctant to discuss himself The camera is not a tool we had no money to put or money. for spying on employees but down." "People Mink I have simply gives Kamoulakce a Five years later they money. I don't know. All I quick way of knowing when a bought the building, know is that there's a lot of sudden rush of business remodelled it and went on work involved. I just want to develops. At that point, he with their work. make myself comfortable." Seven Free Trips For Ahmed the Egyptian (RP( -- Lovelorn Egyptian the next crossing to France. money, back to Cairo at their Ahmed Kandil never did get But the French wouldn't expense. to sce the girl he came all the have him either. way from Cairo to visit. Both sides~ remained "In situations like this, He did, however, cross the adamant and ferry officials under in.ternatlonal law, the English Channel seven were stuck with Ahmed, carrin~"is left. holding the times, get free bed and board ferrying him and his car baby, so to speak,' said a during his visit and a free hack asd forth. British Rail spokesman." flight back to Cairo. Each night, British Rail, "We.had no option." owners ~of Scalink Ferries, "He was taking up The trouble started when put .him in the im- passenger space,, although he left Dieppe for England up by ferry with a car be buught migration block~ shipping this is not our Imsiest time of in France. him out again in the mor- the year." • • n~ng, . The reasoanfor Ahmed's Ot~~ ' arrival*~ ~., offi~ials-~+-"-Aft~' tlte~fftVeiither6~ing, unkind trontmmt +'by"~ Ifn-~ '~ refused Ahmed •entry Sealink officials gave up. migration officials? ' because his papers were not In arraagemmt with the "All we can say is that his in order, home office, it was decided papers were false," said a He was shipped back on to fly Al~.med, who had no home office spokesman. U,S, Insurance Branch Will Become Canadian TORONTO (CP) -- An surance Institute of Ontario greater domestication will American insurance com- that INA of Toronto has been also be a means of using pany's Canadian branch will a branch operation for many newly dedicated capital that be operating as a Canadian years but the arrangement should be raised when it is cerpomtion in the next few has proved unsatisfactory. not needed. months, the insurance q The tendency to raise company's president says. . He said the same capital is used for Kansas and Kenya capital only in crisis times is J.R. Cox, president'of as well as Canada and that sometblng he' has always Insurance Co. of North causes undue complicationf quarrelled with, he added. America, Philadelphia, said in foreign exchange ex- "Assume that an in- the move is part of the pusures, regulatory issues, surance nompany .can company's program of reinsurance retentions and a produce a pre-tax return on domesticating foreign subsi- myriad of other technical equity of 15 per cent. But diaries. problems. taxes absorb about half of this return and divtdeeds an- lie told a meeting of the In- Cox said the move to other quarter or third. Mof'fat CARRIERS Home Laundry Heavy Duty 2 Speed Autowauhor 469.96 WANTED Heavy Duly Electric Drier 289.96 TERRAOE Webber pair 749.90 ,.-sick Goulet, ,.x 62.49 ,,,.) and ! equalpayments ' Pear area of mJ 802.39 THORNHILL TBcP~M. Furniture& ApplianOes 4664 Lakelse Avenue Terrace, B.C. Kofoed 638-1168 and FREE DELIVERYTO TERRAOE River & KITIMAT area .... i / ON THE SPOT FINANOIN6 PHOHE Queensay area OPEN A TOTEM AOOOUHT 636-6367 DALLY HERALD DICK ED J t ,, ..) i

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PAGE 8, THE HERALD, Tuesdoy, March 28, 1978 Silver broom warms,up for Patienoestronger when skating. time longer

world ourling showdown By" JOHN MoREmON What sets the Elf- organizers, but In the who complete the course. LEEUWARDEN, stedentocht (11 towns race) weather. A suoc~ion of STILL OPTIMISTIC EN~ANI~ WARNED When T~n Schaeffor won Carlman at lead, Schanffer champion Bruce Roberts of Netherinnd (Rentor) -- It apart h~m other sporilng mild winters has prevented Sooner or later, he said, Minnesota and Rob ~to Uare thinking of entering events is the fact that it the holding of the =00- the climate will change Hints to potential entrants the Swedish Curling has 30 year old Fred Rid- practically never takes ldlomctradamdcsinco 1963, a~,,in. - issued by the oraanisors tell Champlonchlp two week8 doratadat seeondandSvante of North Dalota. world's most. Kindling The Nichols rink has three ire marathon, there i8 place. Anoth~ winter has gone "Protect the lower part of bsck, the cast for the tenth 0edman (~5) at third. • somcthlag you need besides The explanation Ueanot in by without the caask and ff you look back, there them what to expect: annual World Curling While Sweden was members of Bud Somer- have been long successions your body with chram~." Championship in Wtunipea, deciding its Silva" Broom vJile's 1974 Silver Broom .a sharp pair of skates.- any lack of enthusiasm on lakes which form the route of mild Winters before. This March "27-April 2; was entry, were Canada winners on it. Only ~Ueoce. the pert of the cmteetants or freezing hard mouah. But year the frest came ~ late, leather between your - so also any suUeatlon that the race in mid-February, and only dsrcluthea. ' completed. and the United StateS. Somerville is missing, due to The Brier, held in Van- open heart surgery which he past 11 Frisslan towns' will lantod a few days." ."Rub your face and hands Schaeffer was the survivor never be hdd again is heresy The race has bern hdd 13 with fat, of a 24 team diminstion couver last week, attracted a underwent last month. record crowd of 63,~1 for the Locken, Bill Strum and Terraoo Hotel downs to the hard core of akat~ times sInce 1909. In the last "Beware of frostbite.'This series that began a week ago humtlea who go into tralni~ 30 years it has taken place in can lead to infection and in Unknplng in south Sweden week, and they saw Alber- Nichols each moved up a __ spot and recruited.Bob Ford each year Just in .ease. 1924, 19S6 and 1963. death. The 24 teams, divided into ta's Mike Chernoff rink, with Mur ~ the b.lg day ever does four i~oupe of six teams Ed Lukowich threv~m~ last Chrimnan to play lead. m Loggers The event is divided into . "If any part of your body rock. take the Canadian title ~e 1978 World Curl~ come,the man who will two.the race proper starto at oeoomea numb, go to the each, played a round-robin make the deetal _oqis Dr. Jan S:S0a.m. in Leewardon and neareatflret-aldP~. . series with the top two in with a 9-2 record. Championship gets an- by Murray Neff~ The win for the Medicine derway omclally on Mar@ In Wednesday n~,t action Dave Charr~, That broke Kuperus, prealdmt of the isope~onlytoerackckaters ,,Kcopgoing steodfly ena each group advancing to an the game open for Terrace rade association and a over 18 who pass a stringent don'takate alone in the dark. eight team double knockout Hat team provided another 24th when the competing of Terrace Men s Floor rinks arrive in Winnipe~. Hockey League, the .Terrace Hotel and converscly put the dlrector of one of Frieslend's medical test. The non- ,,Rememborthatwbilea series. Brier first, for it marked the first time ever that a former Practice sessions will be Hotel team dawned Mur- Loiters right behind the biggest banks, competitive U-t~la~el"to~; short spell of wealm~s is Along the way, such provo~I/ni ela~ ball. ,. " starts lamed ate y . sormal, it is better to ~ve up Swedish curling notables as schoolboy champion has heldon Saturday and Sunday Ford l~glag 7 to 3 behind Raanar Kemp, last year's gone en to win the Brier. He and the opening mend of the steady goal-tending of Nell Ross kept things [[ors ~J~R~ tcrwords dawn the same than press on and risk Silver Broom winner, end attended the 1961 High play wili an M=dey Heany Inane. . rolling for Terrace Hotel in ~. route and is open to anyone, permanent damage to your School Championship where ===thgo In a ch==ng the third period with his three in four The statistics of the 1063 health." 1973 Silver Broom champion, second goal of the night, race, admittedly held in Wlthuptol6,000skatorsen K Jell Osearius, were he was runner-up, and then The warld series winds up period Ken Crmmm gave Won the title in 19~. At that with seml*llnals on Saturday Terrace Hotel a 1-0 lead. appalling conditions, give the ice for anything bstwem diminated. alOngAsheroftwithtalliesand, from.BilIMurray Burrdl's(Reuter)BrownMra'LadPeterwenthe somethinaof the flavor ef the 10and 16hours, half the time Kemp lost in the quarter time, he skipped end threw ~d? first and finals on April In the second period Mtw finals to Lars Sahlin of 18st rock fur the Alberta Ford Lo~ fought hack goalName, 'and The one L0aera by Lee second Arm- Irish: Grand National event. Of 568 skaters in the in darkness, broken bones, Karistad, 4-3, and Sablin was side: this year in the Brier, The other seven entries, in with agoal by Swan Gresves smm~, but will have to.try steeplechase for the third, finish.nraCe;only 57 reached the casualttesfr°atbcte'inevitablyand occur.0ther in turn upset by Schaeffer. •he threw last rocks while addition to Canada, the to tie the game enlytco have Mike Chernoff handled skip U.SA.endSwoden, arefrem Terrane Hotel score 2 8gain next game wnT~5?P time in four years today. And of the 9,~94 who began The organizers take no The Schaeffer rink has ~t~u~ytbe first place Brown Lad, top weight for the tour, only 69 crossed the responsibility for broken Silver Broom experience in duties. Italy (Ltone Rezzadore), unanewored goals by Neff France (Pierre Bonn), Ross. John Brimshaw and the3~ mile han~cep, won a finishing line to _em-n the colinrb~ea and heart at- the person of the skip, and In the U.S. finals, Bob dawnto-the wire duel with lead Boa Carlman, Bc(h Nichols and his Wiscomin Scotland (Jim Sanderson). Sand Pit to win by three- silver cross awarded to an tacks. were members of KJell- foursome, took the American Swimrinnd Fredy Coilioud), Norway (Kriatlan quarters of a lmath. Oecarius' 1973 world win- title with a sterling record of Musher o0mplotos Brown Lad, a 84o-1 shot nets, and wore rt~mars-UD tO' 11 straight wins. Included in Soerum), Denmark (Arvid Petersan and Germany ridden by Gerry Dowd, Kamp in last years' Swedish that 11-0 record wera vic- • ~nsly won the race in Chemplonahip. In addition to tories over former U.S. (Keith WendorO. : long kok 17/5 end 1976 and his suneeea emulates Red Rums NOME (AP) -- Col. year in annexpedition achievemeat lest year in Nonmm Veu~han, a vet~ commemorating the 60th winning the tougher and anniversary of Byrd's tray- more famous English Grand Antartlc Expedition In the ds in 19~8.80. Natimal ut Aintzee for the Bruins oonsider 0anadians'tops' late- l~0s. mushed his dogs Vanahan travelled most of third tlme.n into Nome on Sunday af. the Iditarod with Andrew Pat Kiely rode 14-to-1 gome with a 20-fcoter past tet~completlng the I,-049- Foxie of Stebbins, who outsider Sand Pit, which By THE CANADAN~ Capitals 4-1 and New York crossed the line three finished 15 lengths clear of Dryden. mile Iditurod Trail sled dog Considering It was a Islanders beat Minnesota nE ...... race on hb third try. ssconds behind him to win, third.placed F'rantouri, with possible Stanley Cup North Stars 6-3. • the red lantern awarded the Tlm .Ryaup, at 30-to-,n On Saturday, New York Olmm.l~,.~omflm mn nm, f veau~tlull o u&&vu dmm~ preview, both Montreal =,..,.,.!,, ),.,, =,a ~,~uraed succeuful completion, she last mucher to finish the long Canadians nnd Boston Rangers beat Toronto Maple '-'~o" later project th~ ~.-year-old ad- trek. " Brulns were• surprisingly leafs 5-2, Montreal blanked -, t,.-~ --" --- .,.o,~ ~ve~turer took m more than Fox/e 'alTived carrying a ALLERGIES ARE happy with a tie. Washington 5-0, Cleveland J P Boraetean ~ .... o~,,;-a;~,.d,~m~derstobeat sour years ago. Ate us me Ira8 pole with a ptann~[an. CULPRIT~ ' , ." "I will never be more Barons tied the Islanders 4-4, on top of it sad sport~ a LIVERPOOL, England Philadelphia Flyers edged ~.-'~.'~=~,~.-"~..,~z~ br oldest musher to complete wonder my team than Ium ~'hS"~an'a~lnnln-----~aoai the long trek from An- that read "The End." (CP) -- Everyday food and tonight," said Brains coach Minnesota 4-S, Buffalo o-",~-~v;-,',,"t~'-~ °- emcrage to this Bering See Fozin took up his p0altlon at drink such an potatoes, tea, Don Cherry after the 3.2 Sabres defeated Colorado the rear of the 34 mushers coffcoortomatocscsncanse Rockies 4-3, Atlanta Flames ~..~.,, nf P~k~mu's he- commmdty.n deadlock before a sdlout •-~'~,=aYh--Bo-b--l~l Vanghan entered the who completed the course serious physical and even • ~wd of 14,602 at Boston upset Boston 6-3, St. Louis soon after traversing Rainy mental illness, say studies Blues and Chicago Black "=LT.~.'~o..-----']~ reserve IcUm~xi.in 1975 and w~h- ': ~.rdm Sunday night. ,..!,. ~.~|= w~,,.~., who drew with-frostbitten feet, Pass through the Alaska done by doctors here.,..Tea ,The Montreal Ceaadlens Hawks tied 2-2 and Detroit Range. He stopped for a few end coffee seemed to affect 8re the champions of the and Pittsburgh Penguins m=,~., nmlv hie third ~surt ~or .1"1e lr~e~aMam m auto, uu ys' shoutlag andloaded his paticots more than anything wor.~," said Rostsu's'Wayne also tied 2-2. sled with ptarmigan, the else--caffclnecouldprodues "What you've seen on the centre Stan Mikita for .~u~e ana ser.atenea srom~. Cash~an, ,You play a great ,,,~,~,~, ,)~ ~,,,,~er mm me. ;race, e~sausu~ me Alaska aurae" bird whose irritability, pulpitatlons, game against them and you Ice is an indication of what brown plum~e turns white headache and stomach wove something to yourself kind of pinyoff it will be," in winter..,." :. ' troubles. Johnston made a big save sue -: ,. , ~a and to your team. It's a big said Montreal goaltandar l)epke. In Ivr;,, Vaaglmn "'~ "* :" " " " ~t," Ken Dryden. "A tie was a in the first period end Mlkita ':' ' , m)r~ one goal~..m~.. ~ up. injured bin leg • while , ', ' . -~ , . .... ,,,... - , , . ..For ..... the.,~-.ca~idlens, rathe~ appropriate result." ., meah~..hls~ Lellm --, m .... ' -.', ' .... • ...... •.... however, the tie marked yet Beaten, took a 1~0 lead in a' , pi hsnoi the first period on Cash- c~.,:'~r.!~'~ for the team the man s 19th goal. But Mon- our ix~ormanc~'b~uzeWe sylvania Avenue during best ~ntional Hockey treal Jumped ahead 2-1 ~ ~.e' pl~ teams that are P .... midway thrc*.'~h the second more mentally prepared!l~..ugor~.tim.Pkr~a~l_ e" T~_~ , League, ~'~:<:~rd this season. .,.-- ,h....^... ,. 1,.e',, mmmpzareaaposponemem "W,' we~, :~tting hack and period on goals by Steve -- -- With the Guide, lo0ki.r,~ for a tie," said Cana- 'Smtt, his 45th, and Jacques Lemaire, his 3~_th. good to see Miklta standi~ ~ Y.~., ..... ~e~s coa~ ~cotty Bowmen. kl....~. A ..hm~m. k'~ kn d Htmor~us O! weu-wlsoers "A tie was all we needed. The Bruins fled it with nu) Ipuu~. WM~d~VV~.~ .~'~" ' ~ Vn.ahnn n* thA flnhd~ w,)^ ,au~n)~A ~v..uDa,~rl|na a. ln)w. ~nf C]88S "~ "u"O"" m ~. Thls was our championship seconds left in the second .., .,-.,h ,^ o )oo.,, )h,,) has llne as he fulfilled his March @me." period on defenceman Brad -"*'- .... The Canadiens already Park's ~)th goal on a con- had its ups and dawns." - r ..... -r-,, - you c'an ))~,k~ e,mtr~. Dale Me- make it all the way to Home have locked up the Norris troversisl play. r.=~ .'--~,~'-h'[n-.~ a~,] of this year." The trek took Z . '. Division title, and the Bruise Montreal centre Doug have a five-point lead over Rlsebroush went dawn in ~e'eee~n~md'--~'~°s~r~ days, 14 hours and 19 by Errol Thomps-~n and minutes, i'. - '--.. ::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::~:~..~:~:.~.~ -~~' ~::: :~ ~i~: ",:-,~:!::! : ~ Buffalo in the Adams front of the Casadiess beach ::::::::::::::::::::::::::: ::::::""' ,<~'~:::::::::~: : ::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: : " '"~:::c.:::.. ::::::::::::::::::::: ~'..,A~ _V^Itt tn land ~'~h~nl) at " HIS 8rrlv81 wan neralU~l Division with seven games with what appeared to be a "'~ "'~ .... "- .... by blue~rees music from one • :: : :~ :.:::::::.::. .. : :::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: ~ ======~ re~aln~. serious injury. Bowman HAWKS BEAT CANUCK8 wanted ~ay stopped, but Bob Nystrom had two of his sponsors, the ~ • i~ii~i~iiiiii~iiiiiiiiiiiiii!~iiiiii:,~.... ~/~iiiii!~!i!~::iiiiiiiiii~iiiiiiii!i~i~:ii~!~!~ ~> i..... ~ .... 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'>::,, New Westminet~ Brulas' en~ Ray Allison replied for captain Stan Smyl and lh'andon. the last two centuries, thus MOSCOW.(AP) -- Soviet Victoria Cougars' leading The top three teams Jn hurting their claim to ~SO farmers are starting their scorer Gcordie Robertson each WCBL division will million worth of prime Mas- own herds with pe~tiareed played important . roles ipfay a double .round.robin sachnsstts land. The Ind- yaks, the offoclal news durIng the weekend In 'playoff aeries. The two cans' claim that the land agency Tans reported leading thdr clubs Into the teams with the best series around Manhpen, en Cape Friday.. Tans said tbe Western Canada Hockey records advance to the best- Cod, hadbeenflle~allytakm Buluakul yak farmIn the League p~offs, • of-seven divisional final, n from their ancestors has Permit Mountains of Soviet Smyl scored two third- In New Westminster, the frozen all development and emtral Asia has raised yaks period goals Sunday n~ht to Brulns also got two goals most real estate tran- wdlthln~ up to ToO break a 3-3 deadlock and from Kent Reardonnand section, kflo]~u~s," ~lve the Brulas a 6.4 win over sl I Portland Winter Hawks. ~ane~ from Terry Kirkham FOR PRIVATE USE OR BUSINESS Robertoon scored three goals Dang Derkson. Paul AUTOVEST ....," "' and added three assists Malvey, Wayne Babych, Before you buy, Investl|ste the advantages of this rent- Saturday night as the Dave Ross and Dale Ya- to.own plan. AIJ monies paid apply t~ purchase. Why Cougars downed Medicine kiwchak tallied for Portland tie up your cash or borrowing pawsr. lit and Jan The income tax return has And remember: Hat Ti~era 10-8. • which was outchot 47.81. months rant and drive away. . been improved this year, 1. " Both dubs have 77 points In Vlctaria, Bob Jansch in the Western Division, one scored twice and Bill Job~m, EXAMPLES making it easier for youLtodo Include all your original more than Seattle Break~s, Leroy Hock, Cm~ Franer, Based on36month lease . . • ~ it yourself. And to make it ' receipts. Gary Lupul and SIS who were diminated trom 78 P 250 pickup 78 Ecooollns Van 71 C 100 CMv pu even easier, read the six basic 2. poet-season play. The Brains Girouanndded the othe: have one regular-season goals for the Couaar¢ S148.00per month $13&00par month S129.00parm0nlfi steps in:the Guide. You'll Doub~e:.checkyour return pine ranalncog, tonlaht In Linemates Marlin ,me end price lease end price leas. end price probably find all you need to Portland agaInst the Mallnowski, Cal IInleaz and $~,ws.oo .,re.so $~.s.0o before mailing it. If you have Hawks.. Jim Nill scored two goals _or .simply return or slmjply~r.~um_ or simply return knowthere. But if you have a refund~coming, you'll getit • 8 Camaro. HT 70 Zephyr Sedan 71 Do,Me.Van " In other season=elosinR each for the Tigers as did any additional questions, ~soone~ if your tax form has action, ~ FIon Bomber- Dave Soopok. $1~.00 per month S124.00parmonth S129.00parmonth ~'ou'llfl~dthe answers in the doubled Sashatoon Blades 8-, iuse end price lease end price tease end price detailed porffon Of the Guide. been done accurately. 4 Saturday and Lethbridgo t ii $2,025.00 S1,825.00 $1A75.00 Broncos edged Calgary RETIREES ENROL ot simply returnl or slml~lY ,rel um [ ~ simply return Wrm~lers Sandsy, TORONTO (CP) -- More Meanwhile, lle~ae Pats than 40 persona are enrolled ,...par monthl$,ss.0oparmonthiSS~.00pwmonth " ~'! , GO ' bspn the F,~em Dlvialm In a course m retirement ,,,,.,.,dr.lease end prices ,.,.,.... lease end price[,,, lease end,-.. price ) ahead! playoffa Sunday by upsetting offered Jointly by the BrandonnWheat Kings 3-2 in me l$1400.00 return_'$3,375.00simply return, .or$L035.00simplY return.' " YOU can do it overtime. school beard and George PENALTY llURT9 ' Brown College of Applied, FOR FURTHER INFORMATION ' • ' Blaleddl scored the Arts and Technology. whmor on a power play for Sessions begin with ad. CALL LARRY HAYES - RICHARDS ' • ~ Revenue Canada Revenu Canada the visiting Pats, wi~o Justmmts and attitudes and CO L L E CT 987-7 ! ! ! 'i? 1 "P', Taxation Imp~t'.:/.~", ° :.. aging and go on to cover finishod the rqular season. BELMONT LEASING LTD, ~on, Joseph P. Guay L'hon. Joseph P. Guay 43 points behind Brenda. retirement income, wills, 116@MARINE DRIVE Minister Mtnlstre health, nutrition and Dou~ Wickmbeiser and NORTH VANCOUVER, B.C.D.00479A . : <: .. - Paul He(pro also aeorsd for creative leisure, THE HERALD, Tuesday, March 20, 1978, PAGE 9

m Despite stem u,s, sloop finishes first . (CP) --;.Wgrd0r.,~ _S)-foot ,~ter, weekend, rerted time and m'~ m Dlvlsim~ • =.,d .~...... ;=,~,0" mu~P skli~Peor~,~¥ ~Bm~ . .TheUnlted~'.Statea_en..tr~ Division I In unofficial of S~e~as ~h-k'~"...... 't-_.'~,'~ u, ~,=,,, ua=ueu compsetea tie llu-mue regtdta. 4us-lmot winds and a fleet of coursein Georgia Strait in 17 Weatherly, a former Three boats were boats to clean up the i~um, S I-S minutes .to. America's Cup cemlmigner dismuted in the gale-force _IVWW~e in the Southern capture first-to-finn from TACOMA' WASH winds which tore sails and GORDO stralts yacht race during the honors, flrstover-ailoncor- FINISI-neI~ SECOND IN broke other gesur. Race of-, ' fldak said about SO boa~s,~ ,Oanadnan• • diversm . show but failedo,~=-= to finisho; ~.,,,e .~1 " ' Friday 9 a.m,.~ p,m o=, =m= ,,,,,,0,,'='.!!,.,.,....,.,,... .~ue.,==',o%o=. ~suc~cosfullydefended also of Polnte .Claire, Lind= Cuthbert.' . _., ._.~ .... , I men's tower and three- finished third both tunes. .,~.u au. ,.,~v= metre titles during the ~md~am w.ce the one- E!lza~. M.aeKa.y, of ~osninil,ns.ailed by Alex weekend at the Canadian metre springnoara event quene~,t]ntmectthlramthe ~o~ oz vancouver, was winter diving chem- Friday tower, while Teri York, of m idonaidl)8. ~ , Jan~ Nutter, of Markham White Rock, B.C., and Cca~am edged team. Divers, of Toronto, won ~e ~v~x~ ,=., ~!_~o~]o O.S, v II mate Km Armst~ in both women's three-metre UUe ~iaure,~oo,*s~.on.uu:um~u 0 Oy ,,,,,,~ ~.~-=., in ~e ~=~,y, after fin|,','-, ~%~.~,~...u, =e (~)_ The ~-,*,~ S,=es tow~ S,nday, =,d M.?S-. ,~o,d I, the tow~ eve,t peuuon, volleyball team scored the ' ' . • : • " second coneeeutive, victory I of its Canadian tour Sunday Poupot plaoo first in rally ~,,.== theC=,adtan • . ". • national equadS4, ..-& ll. (Reuter) -- Jea-hierre. ' 5,000-kilometre rally, the ~acks back to the Kenyan "', 13-15, IS-ll before 1,00o Nleolea and JesaClauae French tl only enetched caldtai fanI. L~ebvre of France roared the lead In the cl0sin6 hours . . ' Canada lost to the U.S. in Nalrobl in t~dr mud- anth,,,s,,~,,o,~theirrlvais ..mmvedual.ho_norswere.ail Edmonton Saturday after -.-~_-----amatm'°dPe~eotu~ 504 coui~ -~ v,-- n.-.. utaern" mat was left at stue winnint the opening gane od -~-~"~'u• .....,,, ,~,, ,i,=----~th Safari. on the sllpp~y so . became none of the teema the tour in Calgary. Rally. slopes.of Mount Kenya an(l ..main.ts~.ed the tlFee cal..to '£ne final stop for the Although well-placed droveanearlyfaultlms~nal me .s~sb ne~. ed to;qua.u~ touring teams is Tuesday In ~rouJhout, the five-day stretch over water4oi~ecl mrmemanmacturersprme. Nmaa~no. _____

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l Field hookey vet. dies , . , ' :?,2". '. - K. D. (B~bu) S~,~. tbe ~,no,,~omap~ent'~f'~ ~w~ behind:'Indiaa Ylc- inflictedgm~h~_w.°unda'He: toriom field hockey teams of was 55/Afh~l Kumar, ex-~ thelate 1940s and 1950s, died president of the Cndla~ Monday Ft his home in Hockey Federation. ! l ii

The fifty members of the Skeena S.S. Gold Band and director Left toright, Mlke 8andyke Alto saxaphone player nt¢~ WEEKEND SPEOIJILI Band director and music teacher Brian Bellleads the Skeena MeKinnon Tony Appels, trumpet player Dave Farkvam. Junior Secondary School Gold Band Into an up-beat. Brian Ball. at the SLUMBER LODGE MOTOR INN Prince Rupert Gold Band dears (909 3rd Ave. W.) Travelling to Prince Rupert for the Weekend? ' throat for festiival We have a "DEAL" for you I Two nights for the price of One. . i by Anne Davis Reserve your well appolntecl Starting on April ~d, the tiviUes) SIS0.00 to go on the • 2 bedded (I queen, 1 double) Bands in Terrace will he trip. The whole Band is room for Friday and Saturday for the selling tickets on a first of its looking forward to tl~ trip regular one day rate. kind, Yamaha lotto with over as it is one of the biggest Two people S30.00plus tax fifteen hundred dollarsworth band4ripa that many of our Three S35.00 plus tax of prizesttt There will be: members have • been Ont catches her tn motion. Four $39.00 plus tax four prizes for first. Prize During the later weeks of Dining room and lounge Trumpet player Dave Farkvam tries pere~sslon on for size. winners who will receive a April the Band atai|e-bend, Cable - colour TV I brand new Yamaha organ, and thek members will be HOT DOGS AREN'T Close to shopplng one second. Prize will win a competing in the Terrace JUNK For free reservation call any Slumber Lodge or Yamaha guitar, and a third Arts Festival and they are Abet do~ isn't Jlmk food-- Terrace - 635-6302 or Prlnce Rupert- 627.1711 A's need owners !help and fourth, who will receive working hard ea theh" en- one wiener on a bun contains headphones. fries. Last year both our Jays pl as much protein as two eggs, OAKLAND (AP) -- Major pay to help the A's out of Gold Band and Stage-Band says Agriculture Canada. league baseball owners their lease at the Oakland- The Skeena Gold Band will be selling the Uckets which won firetplaee in their new pitoher might be able to provide the Coliseum.- events, this year we hope to key to unlock the snafu "I would think we'll have a are $I a piece, and by selling these tickets we hope to raise do as well.. PlttsburgL Pirates of which has prevented decision by tomorrow Our thanks to all who have Oakl~dA'sfrom movingto (today)," said Kennedy, a enouSh money to pay for our baseball's National League If reside in Terraoe former manager of the up-coming trip to the supported us up till now, and have aas/gned the contract you or, Denver, a team general we look forward to yGur manager said Sunday. Oakland club. Okanagan in May. ofopitcher Larry Demery to The Oakland Coliseum is So far we have raised two continued support in the Toronto Blue Jays of the Bob Kennedy of the futu~. Thornhilland do net"have National League's Chicago reported to be ~cok~i~ n. thirds of the money required American league. Cubs said there is a million to allow the A'e out oz for the trip. Each member The 34-year-old right- bander was put on waivers possibility the owners might their lease. In addition to the of the band nitmt raise Many more thanks, a paper oanier - - kick in more than the $1 $1 million already com- (.thro.ugh fund raising ao. The Skeeaa Gold Band by the Pirates, with whom he million they have agreed to mitted by the owners, A's started his major league owner Charles Finley has career in 1974. t we have a . said he will pay $1 million CHALK UP ANOTHER FIRST Demery has a lifetime Hustler sick ,,~t not one dime more." Chalk up another first for first time a woman has held major league record of 29 ATLANTA, Ga. (AP) -- Kmned~'e idea, which he Alma Walker. Her ap- that position in 122 years, wins and 23 losses and a said he has discussed with pointmmtasprssldontofthe She was Markham's first lffetimeearnedransaverage Hustler magazine owner SPECIAL OFFER Larry Flynt continues to Buzzie Bavasi, general Marham Fair marks the woman mahor, too. of $.~ peraturehave an but elevated his vital signstern-manager Angele, is toof haveCalifornia the 26 R plane flies Georgia Strait ON SUBSORI~ONS are stable ahd he r.emainsin owners contribute about $7,- 000 each for seven years;to • • serious condition," on Emor.y make up the differeece. statement Monday said. "Whether it's today or NANAIMO,B.C. (CP( -- knowledge it was the first (~amplon, with a two horas- ~ Flynt and his local lawyer, later this week, the thing Two Vancouver men salded thne ever that a model plane power two-cycle engine and FOR YOU!, ~ene Reeves, were gunned could still go through," a model airplane across the has been flown actousthe a ulnn-fcot wing span, flew down March 6 in Lawren- Bavasl said Sunday. "Finley Strait of Georgia from Strait of Georgia," Stephens about 200 kllomstrss. There eeville, Ga., as they returned Just called me an ho~ a~, Vuncokver to this Vancouver said. were only about ~0 ounces of to the courthouse during asking how the 9a.serum. Island city SIhlday. . It took the cruiser about 1 furl left after the flight was Flynt's trial on distributing people felt about helping nun Fred Stephms, a marina 3-4 hours to cover the 60 kilO. completed. obscene material. Police are out, and I'told him it looked manager, and mechanic- metres, 10ot the plane, flying The plane has a top speed PHONE DAWN: still searching for the good." G~ard McHale took turns 16 kllometree an bout faster of about 100 kll0metrco an unidentified gunman. Finley, however, said in a guiding the resnote-contrul than the cruiser ~avelled, hour. A brief medical advisory telephone inter~ew Sunday model pleaefrom a cruiser. flew about three times'thai; Stephens said it took him 636.6367 iusued Sunday said Flynt had night that there was The plane, wklodof'carried distance because it had to about three months to build developed a small opening "nothing new" to report on about 120 ounces o regular circle continuously around the pinne.,n .. between his colOn "and the l~s efforts to sell the A's to furl on takeoff,: ~:wci~hv~ahed the bqat., - ' : Both~men bci~ng to the abdominal wall. The Denver oilman Marvin about 30 pounds. 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Thecompanyhashed Tmeunionatatementsald i : ,.. in two hour. s v Pacfic------Western alAirlines ...... ennnnmb,eq netinney tngag dlaru,., ~t of discussions between the locks changed at some of the company. .has .been mamtame~ norm ~ airline services, union's l~al counsel and the their offices to e~.ure era- reluetant to.call its acuon..s.a ...... - operations..... today despite The wo_rk__~,, h~an__.__ director of PWA's legal ployees cannot gem access,, toc,~out oecause r W~.a IByTHECANADE9 Osoyoos RCMP ~dd .. Ra having memeers otm rotating strikes March Sl services "it has been to their work locations, the president 19zys Eyton na of encouv Canadian As,. Line Era- after contract talks broke determined the union that union said. "Additionally, mass an _ earli.~ ~m- 'I_Two hang glider pilots l)ennts Richard Martin, ~, island fer William. le , l~oyee~, tCAL~A~ w~re dawn. They aiso have bean the employ'bYes~ of CALEA the employees have been mltmmt.~thewo.rk.~s.t~at Ifn~ntheceastdiedinEauter of Vanoouver, Jumlml off Arthur, 40, oz uemeet o-the~ob, workin~toruieundre/usin8 have in fact been locked out asked to return their idm, ~wo~an..ut~loc~eaom lweekendaecidentStwohours Anarchist Mountain nee m ~aed 30 kliomstres apart in Osoycos and fell 165 metres drowned after fallin6 PWA spokesman Ruth to work overtime, by the company." tifieation cards and keys. during the Repute. Ithe Okaus8an. to his death. . over,Rata ~rom a pteasure Cowan said there were no Union spokesman AI | They were among nine Poll. had n0t determined bout on Satta'day. '. flight cancellations and Wouters said that since the f p I p ' " IPersmns who died no. theeauseoftheaccidmhbut _ArchibeldGllchr~,.69,.o~ some delays were ex- company had stated that Eleven days o etro ollutlon [cidentally ill British, said it wan probably s Vancouver was fatally m- perienced because of employees who have take [Columbia during the holiday combination of pilot error ~ Sunday wh.co he fell weather conditions. " economic acuun are not BREST, France tAP) -- columns of oil surging rote Storms have prevented [weekend. Six others were and the glider, unoer me rear Wheats ote Uncon pickets were pieced required until the dispute is Geysers of crude oil spurted the air as waves at high tide attempts to pump out the Earlier, at Karemno|, bus near Vancouver's at most brid~e approaches to resolved, and all the union from the holds of the shat- pounded the sidesof the U.S. remaining oil. glider Peter Rogers, ~1, of Chinatown. 1 Vancouver International members have bee~l in- tared supertanker Amoco tanker. As strong winds blew out of Victoria, was dead un arrival Georse Jmeyoff, 17, of: Airport in nearhy Richmond, volved in such action, they Cadiz on Sunday as More than 50 million the west, a fleet of British at Pantietmho~ital after he Lytton, was killed Sunday at the PWA ticket counter have all been locked out. blowingup the wreck to free gallons already have leaked tup with chemical landed on hiah-tensien whe~thevehicleln which he and cargodepot. SHIFTS OVER more than nine million from the vessel that ran dispersants went on stanby May The $50 members .of the Tee last workers still on to protect the Channel 1933 electric wires, was riding messed a curve association were advised by theJobfinishedtheir shifts at gallons still in its ruptured aground and broke apart Companion Lloyd Mat- nearnLytton and flippo tanks. March 17 off France's north- Islands, a British tourist 4 mecca in the English thews, alan of Victoria, said Betty Marie Butcher, 14, of the company Sunday that I a.m. today. Observers who flew over west coast at the southern revisited ha and Rogarn ware plam~ Surrey, died Thursday night| their services were not A union news release the hulk in e helicopter saw cud of the English Channel. Channel.. to fly off Fairview Mountain when she and a companion I MONTREAL (CP) -- The to Hadley, about 20 were struck by a ear while J Canadian dollar tmobled to a kilometrea away. They hit waikingalongastrcotinthatl new 45-year low on New some turbulence in eth~- Vancouver auburk I York maney morkcts wlne good weather, and Her companion, Lisa Lynni Monday as commercial found themselves in a Larsoun, 13, was treated in| demandfor U.S. dollars put downdraft. Rogers. hit e hespltal for injuries ann THE EXCLUSIVE Heavy Duty G.M.¢, the currency under heavy power line and than fell to released. (~Mr" lXeemre. the 8round. Mstthews was Pelion said James David the trading in At dose Of not iaJm'ed. Jones, 19, of Surrey, was • • .... L the interbank wholesale FIRST THIS YEAR charged with felling to Truck Dealer In D.0,'S Northwest. market, the dollar was The deaths Saturday are remain at the sc~e of an cham[ln~ leads at 8.a8 U.S. the lath and 14th ~dini- accident. • centS-JM-own nearly a third,, related deaths in B.C. in the Werner Herbert Gressel, of-a-cant from last week s past four years, and the first 4?, of Kitimat was killed close of 88.68 U,S. cents. It this year. Friday night in a two-vehide was the dollar's lowest level A search was under way collision on Highway 35 at since May, 1933, Sunday in Barclay Sound oa ~t. The dollaropened at~ UkE. cents and continued to slide downward for moat of the trading eeulon, At one DISI1110T OF TERRAOE point It touched M.~ O.S. centL ~raders ~d the Benk of Canada intervened to NOTIOE • prevent the dollar from too rapidly. "B~ the REZONIHR intervention obviously , " ~ ' ..... "/i =L ~'' Wasn't large anongh," said Notice Is hereby given that a Public ~ ~i,i'i one trader. Hearing will be held on proposed Zoning They attributed the decline Amendment By-law Project No. ADPo02. damainly to end-of-the month 7804. mend for U.S. dollars. "It was a very c~e-gded market The proposed amendment is as follows: .with few buyers of Canada," said a trader for the Bank of .. (a) Rezone the South half of Block 32 of Montreal. D.L. 362, R.5, C.D., Plan 967, being 370S Eby l'~dore eaid the dollar Street from Rural (A1), to Single Family was alan hart b7 recurr~ Residential (R1). rumors in the money market that a rise In the han]mrate in ..(b) Rezone the remainder of the North planned by the U.S. Federal half of Block 32 of D.L. 362, R.5, C.D., Plan Reserve Board.n . 967, being 3712 Munroe Street from Rural a move would cancel ~(AI), to Single Family Residential (RIL out reee~ interest rate in- creases in Canada which were intruded to make in- The proposed By.law may be viewed by any

at the Municipal Hall. The dolhur hu hovered ~sround the mark of 89 U.S. cents since the Bank of The Public Hearing will be held in the Canada raised its bank rate Municipal Council Chambers, 3215 Eby on March 9. Street, Terrace, B.C., on Monday, April 3rd, A dasler for the Bank .Otmdim Natiomd aald the 1978, at 7:15 p.m. ,coutinuing wea]mees of the .U,S. dollar, which plum. Any and all perso~s having an interest in meted to its lowest post-war the proposed Zoning Amendment By-law THE EXCLUSIVE i)adillae Dealer rate J~alast the yen un the Prelect No. ADP-02.7004 shall take notice *Tokyo foreign exchange market Monday, was also a ~and be governed accordingly. /actor bchind the Canadian dollar's decline. E.R. Hallsor in B,0,'S Northwest ' "H the ifoversmant do'een't Clerk.Administrator i da something we may sso the dollar at 88 (U.S.) ce~ts in .me very near future," he Money markets in Etmopo were closed Easter M~day. The lowest level the Canadian dollar hu ever traded against its U.S. '.:coantermm was e0.06 U.S. ~--'costa in December, 1931. ~: In June, 19~3, it hit a low of '88,5o U.S. sets, while in LEO ;.May of that year lln..lowest Value was 6.77 U.S. cents. DE JONG Hockey Sales violence WINIPEG (CP)- LARRY SHERMAN RALPH TRELEHBURG GORDON HAMILTON ,.,Manito~ Attomey-Gm~al SALES :/Ge~ Mercier aald Monday SALES MANAGER SALES ~!that no charl~ will be laid !ima brawl betwe~ mem- i-hers of the Winnipe~ Jets :.nod Birmingham Bulls /during a World Hockey Buy Now at '77 Prices~! >Association game here Marne ~1.u "the incident has been ~.t~m~ ,,r~,e~ by my [=..:ci~[t~unt; Marcirrnasid Only 15 -minutes !977 FRONTIER 1977 FRONTIER ~"in'the l¢~laiatta'e, "and I 23' Motor Home Air-oondHionedjswivel seats, i~heve decided that no arc- 23' Motor Home minal charges be an- from downtown tilt wheel, cruise control, flouroooent lights, i "Tufa includes the fact ~that no injuries were "Vancouver ~.:~ed by Mr. (Bobby) ~ HuH md he has asked that no Enjoythe beetin hospitalityat the SheratonVllle.,,n ~lnxln8 ...o.,.,,, $20,000o o ~p.oceedi~___. take place." . mini reeod,..Juat18 minutesfrom downtownVancouver, Each $18,8860. comfortableroom has colourT.V. end music:some rooms offer :' The WHA i~une turned c euanyb.elcony overlookin8 the lush 8rooneryof the garden ~/into a bench.clenring brawl courtyardand 5edted swimmingpool, (~'ve sot an indoor pooltool)There's nightly entertainment In the CaetdeLounge ~:v~n Steve Darbeno of the end a superbmenu in our diningroom. Pull facilities Ior ~' Bulls race~ aurora the rink to businessmeott~ge~ banquets and seminars,Parking to .~ 8hun into the heek of Hull of plentiful and free, Ask aboutour Weekend8uper.Pscksp, :~ theJatsu Hull wan trying to separate some el~ playere. See yourhovel esent or call toll • ~'~"~k /'~ : ~mES GAVE NAME ~ ,sberaton- j,!mMc gw n i',, Boise, Idaho, takes its i~name trms the Frmch term Number 1492ATeleph°ne Terrace, B.C. ~.las b0igs, or the trees, a .t'deserJ.p~n f~ the H used 4331 Dominion Street, Bumaby VSC 1C7 433 9311 (

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PARENTS IN CRISIS GOLDEN RULE STANDARDMAN 18 HERE II I,~IR: ~I'Z3F, ~ I Picture Loan will be held JOI~URG (CP) dardizatiun (]SO) has for- CLASSIFIED RATES Wedhesday,April 5fh, from 7 Are you making your own Odd lobs for the Iobless. right to classify ads under life and your children's Phone 635-4535. 3238 Kalum - Standardization has ~ a technical committee •p.m. to 9 p.m.'In the Terrace ceught up with the hmnan to standardize the mink- appropriate headings and to ONLY: miserable? Do you con- (ctf) set rates therefore end to LOCAL Ubrery Arts Room. All fines body. The International factm Of artificial body 30 words or less 13.00 per will be waived on overdue stantly yell at your children, SwIngtime News, pl-tuJ-y ,,= Orgenization for Stan- parts througho~ the world. determine page tocatlon. ;.,mlrllon, over 30 words S or hit them, or find it hard to paintings. Newcomers control yo,r angry feelings ads, dances, for Swingers'In The Herald reserves the cents per word. right to revise, edit, clssslfy welcome. For mor(~ In- toward them? Wash. and Western Canada. 3 or more consecutive In. formation phone 635-2325or P.I.C.'s goal is to help you Est. 1969.S3 per copy or free 0r relect any advertisement serllo~e $1.5o par Insertion. and to retain any answers d,15-2000. become the- loving con- details. CY Club P.O. Box directed to the Herald Box structive parent you rosily 2410,New Wesfminstar, B.C. New Business REFUNDS: B.C.O.A.P.O.. Annual Fall want to be. ~ - V3L 5B6 (!)0-21) Reply Service, andre repay First Insertion oharged for .the customer the sum paid Bazur. H~vemher lath Not listed in our whether run or not. 197~./Ar4H18 Banquet Room All Inquires absolutely for the advertisement end AbsolUtely.no. refunds after confidential. box rental. ad hes been set. PhoneMary or John 635.4419 B.C. Tel Directory. ~, Box replies on "Hold" Jane 638.8302. AURORA ANIMAL HOSPITA.L - S35-2040 instructions not picked up CORRECTIONS: .#lthin 10days of expiry of en INCHES AWAY CLUB Must be made before 2rid Meet every Tuesday nlgM at advertisement will be BOYD$ BODY SHOP. 635-9410 Inesrtlon. " ° • Baby Clinic every Tuesday 8 In the Skeena Health Unit. THE HOBBY HUT destroyed unless mailing % Allowance can be made for starling at 1:30 p.m. For more Information phone Ceramic supplies & • Instructions are received. only one Incorrect ad. 63S-3747.or635.3823. ' Greenware, air brushing TERRACE OIL BURNER SERVICES -.635-4227 Those answering Box :.Tharnhlll Baby Clinic every 2nd and 41h Frlday at the MILLSMEMORIAL available • custom firing. We "re Numbers are requested not BOX NUMBERS: THRIFT SHOP 3936McNeil St. to send Originals of Community Centre from 1:3¢ 75 cants pick up. - 4:00 p.m. Mills Memorial Hospital 635.9393 documents to avoid loss. Sl.25 moiled- Listed THE HOBBY HUT -d3S.trJg3 ~NI claims of errors in •:Adult Clinics - Ak)n. Wad. & Auxiliary would appreciate. / t Frh, from 3:00. to 4:00 p.m. any donations of good, clean. ABLE ELECTRIC LTD. advertisements must be CLASSIFIED DISPLAY: rp:elved by the publisher - V.D. Clinic - 3:00 p.m. every clothing, any household EI4ctrlcel end Refrigeration THREE RIVERS WORKSHOP - 6354238 Rates available" upon ~. & Thurs. ifems, toys etc. for their contracting. Here! within 30 days after the first requesh GEMINI EXCAVATING - 635.3479 • publication. THRIFT SHOP.• "l~use wiring. 'ItAPE RELIEF For pickup service phone 4,15-5176 It is agreed by the ad. NATIONAL CLASSIFIED vertlser i'equestlng space & CRISIS LINE 635.5320or 6~.S23,1, or leave (ctf) Free - for. ONE month courtesy of THE RATEs FOR WOMEN that the liability of the 22. cents per agate line. donations at the Thrift shop FULLER BRUSH DALLY HERALD Herald In the event of failure CALL &IB.7~Ltl on Lazelle "Ayenue on Minimum ct~rge aS.00 par OR Saturdays between 11:00' Order now by phone. Phone |If yOU wish your Business lmu ,~ ,, ...... ,! to publlsh an advertisement Inesrllon. or In the event of an error i~S.T/21 a.m. end 3:00 p.m. Thank or make an appointment. (ctf)" you. (nc) Morale 635.9721. appearing In the ad- LEGAL. POLITICAL AND vertisement as publlshad TRANSIENT AD. shell be limited to the VERTISINGs " - I amount pald by tho ad- SS~0 per column inch. vertiser for only one In- correct Insertion for the BUSINESS PERSONALSs portion of tho adverllllng M.00 per line per month. Ipace occupied by the In- On a 4 month beadsonly. corred or Omitted item only, ? bad that there shall be no DEADLINE"" liability to any event greeter on the emoont pald for : :DISPLAYs ' •.... whatever '~dvartl~ " ' " "' """ • '' " us ~:00pmiSdays W.lor. :..'Advertisements m t -- bll~Ion.do"~ " " ' • comply with ~he British iN ~ ...... C~lumble Human Rlghhi Ad ea a¢cnmi=n, ...... which prohibits any ed. ;'nT~'.~''~i...n.. ,. verflllng,' ... • 111a1... OlS4~rlnlHflRITOI11 t l----l---- mahlneJtiSiI:UV ~lllll day~.1 pll~l''IV Iplnst any parson' because "'" ..... : "" " your of hls race, rollglon; sex, -ae:,.*.n..-,-..~..-';-'--..,al I • + . , , • . m IIW ~ p ~ giillq~ I 9ajar, natlonellty, anceMry . N.S,F..dlmm.•: ~:. : ~placeoforlgln, or because ** . ---~-- ' ~ : ~!| age Is behvesn 44 and 65 WEDDING DESCRi@* years, unless the condlflon is , TI~DNS:''" . ': :: ' Justified by a loons ftda No charge provided news requirement for the work subnlltodwlthlnonmnmth. Involved. SS.00 prod~lan chorBe for wedding md~r ongqlem~ Ir "~, ~T~._ ~ pictures. News of (wrtte'.ups) received ons PublishodatTerraco math or more aNer e~ent ,r • B.C. S days a week S10.00" charge, with ~or Monday to Friday, of- without picture. SuNed to condensation. Payable In ".i samoans advance.- " STRIKE PUBLISHER Don CromacK CLASSIFIED AN- :,: :. ~ ¢ : NOUNCEMENTS: SUBSCRIPTION ,' ""..' RATES .. mrlha ' ,., .s~ "l;~k,-flv-October 1, Fuaoriis '. ' ' S,,~4 1977:"...... :. ...: Cords'. o.Than~: f .... S~0 ,.. : . / . : A~rlelNo, w,. s,so W, sin,iicopy .c F~ONE,~ 'By Carrier mth 3.00 ,i . ,*. By Carrier year 34.00 By Mail 3 ruth 12.00 : eHt By Mail 6 ruth32.00, The Terrace ' Art By Mail year 40.00. Association b SlXmorlag an .Senior Citizen year: exhlbltlon of 7,1 pefntlngs m for sale, by let end 20.00 regional artists In the TAKE A LOOKAROUND YOUR/ British Commonwealth and Terrace LIIFary ~ Room, , • • . • .. United States of America 1 until April S. " • year 51.00. Entry forms are now available.for those who wish ATTIC, GARAGE, RUMPUS ROOM BOX399, Torrece, B.C. teenier emir otis, olfto~d VSG 2M9 hobbles In the Terrace Annual Am end Crafts Show : - Telephone: on April :12aed 23. ~They can AND TURN YOUR DON'T WANTS INTO CASH .2~s7 be picked up af Tor.o Craft, Wlntarland, end HOME DELIVERY Crafts, or by writing BoX lid, Terroce & Distrrd Terrace. . Thornhlll & District "iii Phone63F6~S7 Catholic Wolnens League will hold thalr Sawing Tea. Ill AT TH!!S SPEOIAL RATE Bake and Plant sale.-on SaturdayAiPfli Nh from 24 p.m. at Varilu Auditorium Terrace. --

~keena District Girl L;uldei~ "6- LINE" . ,- , S'6 DAYS'6 DOLLARS 11ck~ are1still availablefor ~. ~uld like to announce the all 3 performances of the OlXmlng of.a Land Ranger Royal Winnlpag .Ballot. M~y Company In the Thornhlll .Stha*ndBthetthe R.E.M. Lee I ...... - ..... - ...... " ...... "I Print your ads in 1the squares on the coupon. Be sure to include mla. Girls between the ages .Theatre In Terrace. . I HII¥ IIR|ln Mail .coupon with $5.00 cash ! your telephone number and leave a blank space between words. of 14 and 10. who are In. •. Tl.¢koto cost. • 18.00 -' | ""'" "'"'" • Cheque or Money Order to: : , hwested please cat! d3S~1061 Riduced Prk:e of 14 for :" :;"Strik' Rich" Ads i Items may not exceed $350 in value. Price must be included in the d' 138-1269 (ctt):".: ., i ' u21111KE IT RIGH" It ~lldren for Saturday I _...... _i....._., • :ThoDaiiy Herald I advertisement. - - ...... et Matlme'Parf0rmanCeonly. II ' nn~ • ." 3212 Kalum ' ' I e:*~...~..,.a "k~, 0h~. Klnethl wr0m,wu~m.~m~.mqm, w,,,~-"~ '.-! ..... ".~rda a.~,..,_,'-~.-~'~ ...... ~, ~,a Terrace..... and l Please allow o'~es~ce batweanwords Terrace, B.C, VOG 4B4 ~ Your advertisement will run for five consecotive days upon i I Itli l iiji II i i i J J JJi I Jlll .I receipt of coupon and accompanying payment.. ' pm. Skeena Secondary .... ? ' ' . 'G,~m War 30 In- nm0rmtim: .piilmno'~ d3S-3101. ! I J I I i I I i I 1,1: I-I I/:1 I I / i I i i J J I I No cancellations or refunds. , " dlvMuals and-groul~l., hove ~,-TerraceArt~mctallon S ..... ' I ..... • macrBme, ...... Ioouths..,, ara-e is spmsarln0., I Ilfe.ck'mviNI n I IIIII ii I II I /II ii I iii IIIII i i No busin;assadspleese. .... , , ceramics, craTvs, v . ~.,.~.,;,,,*k,, =n,.k.~i v,t,, ~i|.. ~ ,|ok I ~namd'~Rp!thl W41qh~tllV~ Iw• ~q~,~m, te l~amm mnma .,,,, Iv,,- ;-- -.--a n~ PnHS I mnwfl, on March children, bake SOleS, :: ".-i_"2: ;-- ,: .- - :.-- .- I i i I*1 I I i i'1 /I I,rl ' I it I I J i I I I I i t I Advertisements must meet thell~llily Herald advertising sten': ' .... ' ' "" r ~II, .~rj| ,i 'al~ 2 111 IN I - ' I ¢on~lon and.varlom ~he ~.~;;,~..th...v ~ ]nn,v., 0 I I:J I I I~11 II I II 1,1'1 I I i I II I I I I ":l UBrds. , : i'ntM'S~Ing, Ix)ethel L "" Tore" ''is ~'~-~"",~'~;~,,,,k'--~',. I ,,. .... ,i I ' " A A i ' I ~-'~ r,~ ~4t~ch v M .m ,~p.~,~,~ umr ~, . ,~..m,as,,~~ ~ .w ":.'",~T- ~ .:wrlto~. 4711 Tucks- Ave,, or I Name; ...... --.------...... I Strike It Rich ads cann0t be taken over the telephone. . : ChlMmn unoer e-. rrw, : 'ph0M 435-2964./' Limit of IS 'HEALTH ')CARE '.FOR' I~,"r!m~'. '~ , ':- • ~',t,, Code...... _.._ ..... l 11SMS SENIORS A St. Jolin Am- ...... ' , I Classification ...... ___.Tolep.o..No ...... "I FOR I IN V iI: bunonce' Course Y~u.am..W_eht W.t_.~e mmlnB ,"'"'-"---"-'----- ...... --' - u, m.. m" . nevlr, too old toJearnl: For heldevery:T(~ue~kl/y,M7 pz~, i': more Information, please. ':M tlt~ 'Knn~ Q~dted.Cl~ I.., ....TumYour ,;;,__,,.______...... ,~. Deny Wands into Into Instant.... .- 0ash.... j u TakeAdva m k ~ Mre.Cerol Harrison/"*Hllb 4N~ Ludle, A'd~nuo, ' ..... ~ : ' ntap'] d tide Speeia,. Rate TMay'*--t

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LOOKING FOR FUR- FOR SALE: 9V, acres V, For sale,' 1974 Datsun. 62.10, NITURE? mile north of town. Spring very good runn!ng condition. For excellent prices on creek on property. Power Phone 635.5832. Lobstermen 6ive . up Lioenoes: furniture see the bargain available. Road starter. (P5-19) II II CHARLOTTETOWN (CP) men from lobeter-fishing privileges. floor at FRED'S FUR- Phone (after 6) 635-4094 (ctf. GENERAL Am fully experienced on NITURE LTD, -- The Prince Edward Island t&f) CARPENTRY lobster fishery will be the Skidders, Cat and Rigging 4434 Lakelse Ave. NO JOB TO BIG Crews. Phone 635.2771 ask Terrace 635.3630 benefactor of a "buyback" OR SMALL program launched a year DISTRIOT OF TENIIAOE for Ed anytime. (p5-22) SECOND FLOOR (CTF) ADDITIONS, SI DING ago by the provincisl RENOVATIONS 22 cal. S&W revolver $125. government. Moving must sell 12x68 t;bMENT WORK, The project began Feb.3, NOTIOE Air pistol S25. Component trailer and lot. In Thornhlll. PAIN.TING !9'HELPWANTED casette deck $25. 2 piece 1977, as a means for up to 400 FOUR plex for sale by Has 10x50addition with wood Phone after 6: lobster fishermen to with- dinghy $150. Bike $5 Drink heater, wired and Insulated, draw voluntarily from the LAND USE NONTBAOTAMENDMENT Mixer $10 635.5407 (p5-21) owner. Centrally located in 63~.4094 woodshed, greenhouse lawn. I fishery by selling their Terrace, full year round Notice is hereby given that a Public COUNSELLOR occupancy, excellent in- $19,000.Open to negotiations. lobster-vessel certificates Kitimat, B.C. 2 used 15" radial summer Phone 635.2641 Tuesday, Bakkers Modular Structures back to the government. Hearing will be held on proposed Land Use tires Cheapand 1 pair 15" vestment potential. Phone 635.9471 for further In. Wednesday or weekends. for sale: Very reasonably Fisheries Minister George Contract Amendment By.law Project No. mags, to fit 6 hole Chev priced, attractive" looking The Terrace formation. (P3.19,20,22) Henderson says If has been a ADP.02.7809. The contract is concerned and District Community pickup 635-9741 (p3.19) pre.fab. Greenhouses. 4 mll setisfyin8 year. ' ~ (CTF 10-.18) FOR SALE' 12x,16 two poly or flbreglass covering. with the following area: Services Society requires a H.D. Snap-On Tool box, Before the program mere Counsellor 2 for the Kiflmat Stuff Envelopes $25.00 per bedroom mobile home. Phone 638-1768 or vlew at were 1,500 fishermen in a Industrial roll away work 3961 Dohble St. (I)10.1) branch of the North West bench type. Like new Con- 100 (passible). Information Located on tully serviced lot flshew with a'resourco base The most northerly 36Y feet of Lot 3, DL 611, send Self Addressed in Thornhlll. Asking $13500. Alcohol and Drug Coun- dltion $800or best offer: 635- of 8.5 million pounds an- Range S, Coast District, Plan 3067 selling Services program. 9638 after 5 (c3-18) Stamped Envelope to J&G Financing available. nually, resulting in bw in- Candidate must be able to General Agencies Ltd., Box Contact Gerry Warren at dividual incomes because 590, Peechland, B.C. V()H Royal Bank, Terrace, B.C. The general intent of the proposed amend- work with a minimum of FOR SALE: Sliding storm too many fishermm were supervision with both alcohol 1XO. (p20.1) Phone 635.7117 (dr) chasing too few Iobstcr. ment to the Land Use Contrad between lhe window with screen; tollat~ ac- and drug dependent persons. bath tub; tub enclosure; tea- The lobster fishery District of Terrace and Madig industries The Counsellor will be 12x60 Monarch Mobile NOTICE OF APPLICAT(ON counts for 75 per cent of the wagon; boys skates, size 4. Home. 3 bedrooms and Ltd. is to allow for the construction of an required fo perform client FOR CHANGE OF NAME total income of island Phone 635.6612 (p5.18) 57, AUTOMOBILES partially furnished. 8)(25 Ioey addition measuring approximately 6S feet assessments, referrals to / NOTICE is hereby given that fishermen, and this, said shack. Asking $8,000 Phone an appllcatlon will be made Henderson, made it essential by 70 feet to the building situated at S003 epproprlate professional and 635.35,12after S on weekdays. treatment services, par- to the Dlrector of Vltal to restructure the fishery in Graham Avenue, Terrace, B.C., and for (6.19) tlclpate In case conferences, 1966 GMC Van. Phone 635- Statistics for a change'of a manner which would future additions as may be required. complete client case 7658. FOR RENT: Trailer spaces name, pursuant at the adequately snpport those documentation and statistics (P3.21) provisions of the "Change of who prosecute it. available In a treed setting The proposed Land Use Contract amend; and maintain a high degree within 3 blocks from In- Name Act," by me:- The first year of the. of community liaison. Would like to buy second Teresa Agosfinho buyback program showed its meat may be viewed by any and all persons hand motorcycle. Between 1975 Vega Hatchback. Good dustrial Park In Terrace. MINIMUM condition, low mileage. For further Information call Cavalhelro of 19-3624 North benefits, Henderson said. requiring more specific information, during QUALIFICATIONS: 6SW; 100 and 250 cc. Phone 635- Katum Street, Terrace, B.C.. 3067. Phone 635.5380after 6. 635-6611 (p5-21) regular business hours at the Municipal or RSW; or University (P5.1) In the Province of British LANDINGS INCREASED (P5-22) Columbia, as follows: "Total landings .... in- Hall, 3215 Eby Street, Terrace, B.C. Degree preferrably in the creased by some siz per ceat Social Sciences, plus two Gne 1939 Chev Coupe in very To change my name from ovcr 19"/6 even thoush at)- The Public Hearing will be held in the years related experience; or rough condition. Teresa Agostlnho Cavalhelro proximately 110 fewer completion of secondary One Elderblock tunnel to Teresa Agostlnho Fisher. fishermen took part in the MuniciPal Council Chambers on Monday, school or equivalent plus ram for a small block chev Dated this' 22nd day of flshew due to the buyback April 3rd, •i978, at 7:30 p.m. eight years related ex- engine. March, A.D. 1978. program. perience. Complete linkage kit for (~) ~-- ~°' I Teresa Cavalhelro. Suite for Rent: 2 bedroom "Thin clearly indicates Any and all persons having an interest in SALARY: $1,300 per two tour barrels hollies. (C1-19) that the evernge landings of month. basement suite, unfurnished, Open to offers. Phone 638- I the proposed Land Use Contract Amend. fridge and stove. Available Sealed tenders for the those remaining in the APPLY TO: The Chair- 1849. lobster fishery have in- ment By.law Project No. ADP-02-7809 shall man, Alcohol and Drug April first. No pets. Good for (P3-21) following tree planting creased during the last year take notice and be governed accordingly. Committee, Terrace working couple. Phone 635- contract(s) will be received and I feel the comisg season Community Services, phone 5738. 74 Pontiac Venture, sprint by the District Forester, will show further evidence of 635.4554 Lazelle Avenue, ((:2-20) package ,l.speed. Ps, pb, Ministry of Forests, At- E.R. Hallsor Terrace, B.C. V8G lS2. ~radlo, mags, Wlhter fires. tention Reforeststlon Prince the increased monetary Clerk.Administrator Further information can be For Rent, furnished one View 2771 Queensway or Rupert, B.C. on the dates HELP WANTED: Earn benefits to the fLshermen." obtained by phoning 638.8488. bedroom basement suite. phone 638.1401 after 6 p.m. shown below. $200.00 monthly part.ttme; Wlih two years still to goin Closing date April 12, 1978. Close to schools, within (o-21) 1. Contract 103110-23 $1,000 full time. Easy to the program, the govcru- (C20,21,22AO5,6,7) walking dletanoa of tewn. Located Goat Creek Ranger succeed with our tra!ning. ment has purchased lobster- Phone 638.1937. FOR SALE: 1974 3/4 ton District Terrace Number of Write Fuller Brush Com- vasari certificates from 178 Legal Secretarial Position (1=2.20) Dodge Club Cab, P.S., P.B, Trees 15 thousand Viewing pany, C.O Box 108, 808, 207 fish.men and is dealing open in Prince Rupert. auto trans, radio, oanope, Date April 3 1978, leaving West Hastings St., Van. with other applications. Experienced preferred. only 31,000 miles, after 4 Ranger setton at 0900 a.m. couver, B.C. V6B ]H7, or So far It has coat S815,000 Salary negotiable. Apply In HOMEs i: p.m. call 635.5187. (p5-20) NOTE: Viewing of the Mr. T. Diamond, R.R. 3, and Henderson su88eated writing to Miss Armstrong FOR SALE planting site prior to sub• Kamloops, B.C. V2C 5K1. there will be 50,000 fewer care of Clendonlng, Johnston 1969 Ford - V2 ton 360 stan- mitring a tender for this (ctf) lobster traps in P.E.I. and Hunter P.O. BOx ¢%, dard. Asking $3,500. Phone contract Is mandatory. waters during the 19'/8 ' FOR SALE: 3 bedroom, 1V= Prince Rupert, B.C. (c3-21) 635-6511 ask for Donnls (p5- Oeadllne for receipt of r PERSONAL: Discerning season. bath, full basement, older 20) tenders Is 3:30 p.m. April 13 Adults. Shop discreetly by NORTHWEST COLLEGE home on large lot, good 1978. mail• Send $1.00 for our The minister said the "re- requires a Security At- residential area. Close to latest fully Illustrated tired" fishermen were tendant. schools, fruit trees, large 1973 Toyota Landcru~ser FJ- Tenders must be sub. catalogue of marital aids for spread among many island DUTIES: garden area. 4823 Scott 40, 4x4, new brakes, reset mlfte:Jontheformand Inthe both'ladles and gentlemen, ports, "thUS ',ma~Lng that Patrol of the campus as $35,000 635-3175. (ctf16,17 valve Job, moving. Must envelopes supplied which, DlrectActlon Marketing Inc. Lhe benefits of the prngram specified; supervision of sell. $3,250or best offer. 842- .with particulars, may be Dept. U.K., P.O. Box 3268, .will aiso be felt in ail areas of residence students; main- ' FOR SAt;E; By owner, 3 i 6352. Hazelten; (c7,22) obtained ,frame,the Forest, Vancouver, B.C. VBB 3X9. ourlobatcr flshury." .... tenance of residency bedroom duplex dwelling. Ranger(s) indicated, or (ctf) Thepro~am opcrates on a records; submission of Full basement, oak flour, from .the Dlstrlct Forester, volunts~ basla,nwith com- a ingrmaaon slip reports as specified; other double lot, landscaped, good FOR SALE: 1972 Pontiac Ministry of Forests Attention pansation paid to a retiring duties that may be assigned locatlon. Low taxes. Phone Venture in excellent con- Reforestation Prince fisherman depending on (T4U) hlthe mail. from time fo time by the 635.3463 after slx p.m. dltion Can be viewed at 3921 Rupert, B.C. BERNM~,D RUNS SHOW average lobster landings. Supervisor of Residence. (CM&F) Crestvlew Ave., Phone 635- The lowest or any tender Dr. Chrlstlean EemlL,~, The minimum eompematlm Ifthe slip hasn't QUALIFICATIONS: Must sell: a clean 3 bedroom 3782 (p3-18) will not necessarily be ac- famoushcert surgeon, into is~,000 and the maximum. cepted, rtm a six-hour TV sequence 16,000. Secondary school graduation home. Cement foundation, arrived... or equivalent preferred; w.w carpeting, fireplace, 1969Mercury Cyclone 428CJ (A5-18) on surgery telling the At its beginning, the experience In dealing with attached garage on a fenced 4speed 60,000 miles $1,000or magnificent story of pro|ect had a $2-mllllon • If you didn't get a T4U people; supervisory ex- lot 85x200. Asking $33,000. beet offer. View 635.6511 medicine. budget aimed at retiring 400 perience; an Industrial first View at 2552 Penner or phone Loc. 262 Ask for Brad Gray. Jill from us, go to your local ald certificate. 635.5172. . (c3-18) INVITATION TOTENDER SALARY: T post office. Pick up a postal $1,152.50 plus shlft dlf- (CI0-191 )970 Flreblrd PS, PB, 8 Sealed Tenders, addressed to the Works Superin- ferentlal & $35 for first ald For Sale, 3 bedroom home. track, good condltlon 638- FOR SALE: Camper for a tendent, Village of Burns Lake, B.C. and marked reply card to apply for quallflcatlon per month. small pickup. Asking $1500 "Tender • Sanitary Sewer Upgrading 1978" will be Reasonably prl.eed. Large 1541 (p3-19) Phone 638-1239. (c5.20) duplicates. Fill it in and ..... APPOINTMENT DATE: storage shed. Fenced yard. received at the Village office untih FOR SALE: 74 Dodge 1 May 1978. Near schools. Walklng 2:00p.m. mail it. You'll get your Coronet Custom, 8 cyl. FOR SALE: One 25' 11 April 1978 dlstance from town. Phone Stream line. Aluminum The successful applicant will 635-2744. deluxe Interloi'. PS, PB, This prelect comprises construction of the following duplicate T4U in ttme to • Vinyl roof, 1;1600. In good trailer, complete self con- be required to work shifts. (C5.1) works: Persons who have already condition phone 635.6394 9.5 talned with air conditioning file your tax return. applied for this position need 638-1003 after 6 (c5-21) and complete bathroom. To . approximately 2,300 1 ft of' 12" diameter AC Sewer not reapply. For further Owner transferred. Must view call for an appelntment Maln complete wlth manholes If the slip has Information, phone Mr. Sell. FOR SALE: 1976Datsun at 635.6672 (p3-18) . approxlmately 2,2001 ft of 8" diameter Sewer Force KIIborn at 635.6511. Exceptional family .home, Club Cab pickup, has 7500 Maln arrived... close f. schools and shop- miles, 1976 Datsun F10 FOR SALE: Empress 20' • two railroad under cresslngs Apply before 5 April to: ~lng. Sunken living Room, station wagon, 7800 miles, Motor Home. Sleep six, 3 • one creek cresslng If you did get a T4Ubut dth fireplace, sliding glass 1970 International 4x4 way frldge, shower etc. The Principal doors to covered patio; Travelall Phone635-2315 (c3- Excellent condition. Phone Tender submlsslons must be accompenled by either a needa replacement for any Northwest Community [ormal dining room with 19) 635.9561 (A5.20) Cortlfled Cheque together with an acceptable Consent reason, also use the postal College fireplace are two of the of Surety, or 61d Bond payable to the Vlllage of Burns Box 726 features of this outstanding FOR SALE: 1974 Thun- FOR SAI-E: 11' Vanguard Lake In the amount of not less than ten percent (10 reply card:/Mark ".r_.ep~ Terrace, B.C. home. Large kitchen with derblrd, PS, PB, sunroof, Camper. Excellent con- percent) of the total Tehder price. A Performance (A4-22) built-In chine cabinet In electric seats, lots of extras, dltlon. Phone 638.1547 Guaranty Bond inthe amount of fifty percent (50 merit" onthe card m the eating area, mud room, 4 beautiful car, must sell. anytime. (p3-18) . .percent) of the total Contract Sum and a labour and bedrooms, 2 baths, rec- phone 635-6611'(I)2-18) •materials Payment Bond In the amount of fifty percent _up~r fight hand comer. ",ore, workroom, and ample (50 percent) of the total Contract Sum will be required dotage areas. Complete this 1973 Ford Ranger 4x,I. Flat BRIEF from the successful bidder prier to award of the the slip has arrived. :~ home. Large lot has fruit Deck with tape deck. 52,000 LOS ANGELES, Calif. Contract. trees, garden area and miles. Phone635.4798or view (Reuter) -- English but .you need more infor' FOR SALE: 1975 Honda greenhouse. 4840Walsh. Low at 4840 Sunset Drive. comedienne Judy Came, the Contract Documents may be obtained from the Village marion... ' ' motorcycle. 400 CB Super ~0's. Interested parties only (P10.21) sock-it-to-me girl of the of Burns Lakeofflce, 110 Park, Burns Lake, B.C. or the Sport. For Information call please call 635-3175 after 5 Laugm-in ehow, wash..in office of Stanley Associates Engineering Ltd. 502 - )488 635-5773. (p3-18) p.m. 1974 V.W. Station Wagon, hospital Tuesday aoffering 4th Avenue, Prince George, B.C. commencing 22 If you did .get a.T4U and (CTF) good condition. Phone 635. from an apparent drug over- March 1978upon dePOsitof fifty dollars ($50.00) cash or still need an iten~ed state. For Sale, 1 mini-bike. 1975 3990. Ask for Joe evenings .dose, police said. Certified Cheque. Such deposits will be refunded upon Rupp Roadster II, excellent and weekends 635.9647 (p5- MISs Came, 89, who had return of the Contract Documents In good order within ment, fill inthe same Card. condition. Phone 635.7068. FOR SALE: BY Owner. 3 18) two recent brutes with the seven (7) days of Tender closing date. (P1-20) bedroom home. Quiet law over alleged drug You must Write thetotal :: resMentlal area 'close to 1974 1 ton Ford series 250. poesemlon, wasfound un- The Owner reserves the right to waive any formalities 75 Honda motorcycle. CB 360 downtown and schools. 1150 360.V-8, auto.trans. Good consciom and foaming at the In, or reject any or all Tenders, or to accept the Tender UI.benefitS you got in 1.9~.: :: twin. Low mileage, good sq. ft. Up, and_ umd°Wnus condition. Phone 638.1682 mouth on the floor of her meet favourable in the interest of the Owner. condition. Phone 630.1,101 fireplace. Lsrgu r p apartment, a police somewhere on the card. .... room. 1V2 bath upstairs. - after 5. after 6 p.m. Full beth dewnstalrs. 2 spokesman reported. 'Tenders will be opened publicly at 2:00 p.m., Tuesday This is important. It will: (C3-21) additional bedrooms in 11 April 1978In the office of the Village of Burns Lake. help.us get your statemmt to 72 Suzuki motor bike. RV50 basement. Fully landscaped Tenders received after the above time will be returned In good condlhon. Phone635. with garden area. Fenced unopened. yoti in time. You'll f'.md the 5293. yard. Carport. Phone to Do it NNW (P1-19) view 635.7628. (A5-21) THE LOWEST OR ANY TENDER WILL NOT total benefits figure m NECESSARILY BE ACCEPTED. Box"B" ofyour T4U slip, " For Sale: Girls Junior Phillips bike. Asking $60. Aluminum Consulting Engineers Phone 635.5226. Canada's Unemployment (0-21) STANLEY ASSOCIATES ENGINEERING LTD. Sheets No. 502-14884th Avenue Insurance Program I I im PRINCE GI~ORGE, B.C. RETIRING? 26" x 36" V2L 4Y2 Adult.oriented, factory. Phone (504) 5~4-7258 WOrkingwith people built housing developments on Owner Vancouver Island -- 12 ,hut, off,- 3,75 Whowantto work. FOR SALE: 40 gal. hot Lower Mainland and VILLAGE OF BURNS LAKE I q~ Employmentand Emplolat water tank (cascade), 1 tub Okanagen Valley. Into. P.O. Box 570 !mmlgration Csneda ImmigrationCanada enclosure (5 ft.), temper .~x 40O2, Stn. A, VIc. 110 Park Bud Cullen, Minister Bud Cullen, MInlstra glass. 1 steam Iron. toaster, !.a, B.C,; or Box 882~ THE DALLYHERALD BURNS LAKE, B.C. 1 deep fryer. Phone635.3864 Summ~rland, B.C. Phone (504.) 692-7224 ... .or 635.5775..(p3.19) CTF.M31 3212 Kalum St, Torraoe (A3.21) II THE HERALD, Tuesday, March 28, 1978, PAGE 15

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"~... What kind of day will • ~~IW - By Abigail Van Buren tomorrow bo? To find oul what (Oct. 24toNov. 22) ,t'7"fl" • . ' .". the stars say, read the forecast Muchdeep thought should go • Ot9781ffCMca0oTdbune.N.Y.MewseY~l.l~g. given for your birth Sign. into this day, There will be

I] 1" " ' : • " " • ARllr.q • proposals and counter- t,~ proposals. Do not he swayed by DEAR READERS: Although thls colI denis With (M.ar..r-'~-2_ltoApr. 20)..." - emotionalism or bias. Let good people and their peoble--., rd like to devote • uttle q~ rulednm. uers., ~e ~ec~q.u~ judgment be your @lde. t0"anIIds, who are unable to spuak for themselves: ' prov.enpou~.t m ~ne .p~..c, o uc SAGITrARIUS ~ '.qPIkam, de. *.emmrlmmblv 85 tn 40 mmisn 40~8 in ~ alSO De renay m constaer new (Nov. 23 to Dec. 21) ~"(~t~'J~F ~ and ~to ~ .~an cat., but the problem ~ the sugLes.,moth~, etc. Co~!e Note ~urpio. Your ou,ook _.:.-,.:__e_ -:-'---~--ne-lecttheiranimule Tshe"~'s for resom~coens w:m a certam similar. Be careful not to

nIOUr uilmUlpm wuu B . .' "~ ' amount of flexibility, misinterpret others' meanings fdop are destroyed every dsy st the pound TAURUS ~;~ and not to be misunderstood owners don't esure. Pete are ~=~flo,~m (Apr. 21 to May 9-1) yourself. Shun mere gossip, CATFISH byRo~erBollen& GaryPeterman An unexpected Invitation to e, ~0M~MUM~,they .Mre fodimproperly--ur not at all. ' an evening get.together holds (Dee. ~ to Jan. 20) '" Glen ... .A few quest/am and rules for do8 owners should be someinterestin~ surprises. Just Don't shift from one plan or couJdured before a do8 is made part 0f • household: " what you ~dl activity to another without G.~n~ lm~ reason. Don't make promises .~ ~ ho reel~Hble ~ foedl~ and.~g the (May 23 to June 211 you can't keep and do not aim A good day for launching • for the unreasonable. A day for caution. Pe'~ r'WUl wulk the ~ iemilinrly, on a islish, for constructive plans and presets; 81so for developing AQUARIUS ~ e~? ~ (Jan. 21 to Feb. 19) Wh0 will see that the puppy Sets the necessary ~o~? belidul contacts. Just one ad- monition,, however: Don't let Review finances, domestic is to hoihreak the doI, teach It manners and situations, future needs. There . l~0vide s fenced-in place fo~ It? emotions influence your decisions. may be room for improvement ',~ a dog to breed accidentally is cruel. Have your in your plans. If one idea proves r~.t s~d (ur neutered! if yon d~% Want her tribe to CANCER (~nae 22 to July 23) ~.-a unworkable, try another. •Ow~ a pet san be • mutunUy loving aid rewarding Small things may try your patience, but you have the will (Feb. 20 to Mar. 20) experience-if the owner wm accept his rasponnibmty Overcome any hesitancy that De~ud~. To do less is • dirty trick on man's best friend. power to overcome 8gsravation. Use itl Keep your could prevent you from And that goes for cots, too, producing in your usual top Love, mind dear so you can act ap- propristely at strategic form. Aim for. special achievement rather than ae- ABBY moments. compllsinDent by volume. LEO ~ vn, nnsa~ .tansy o" = o ~IDEAR ABBY" First let me • that mine is not a (July 24 to AUg. 23) J~ THE WIZARD OF ID b~ Bit pe1"kor told Johnny hmrt '~ave to" Wedd~. "rony" (~s~a~ name) and I have ' Ausplelo.us, influences favor e~r~el'~'O."[go'~g.'il'va'y'a~i

been engaged since last Christmas. The problem is I just par~ne.rsn}ps,., prom:se 1 ~C ~; always found out that l~n three months pregnant and my wedding coopera.u~ m...I~..~g over.new active andenergetic, with a real i8 four, months off. I know I probably shouldn't wear a pro~;fl_,ap~zmg.onu~que zestforlivingandglvingallyou wld~Ko~m and veil, but Ialready bought mine and if I can loea~~ uon ~ procrasurmte • have to tbe world. Yeu act with H @t-;~to'i~ l plan ~ wear It.. , t 23 " ~L~ impelling force, ~whlch F ND B~D !is lmventtoldanynoayexceptTony, butlmayhaveto (Aug. 24toSep. ) ~ sometimes results in an- tell my mbtber becanas l feul rotten in the morning and she . Actl~ttes spe~., up .now~. tsgonism. Be watd~ul on thls [! ~ ~Lll/ll4eH/~ /V .... ;/ m~sp'esk the reason. Abby, would ltbe oknyto So ahead especially m..me, early .- point.You are creauve m your a~[l~vo a blm,church wedding like I planned? (We would te~noon. ~,arucumny tavoren: tendencies, could succeed in t~l[~n~nnln later that the babywas premature ) personal relationships, com- almost any of the arts --but ~'~n~e":ru~h your answer t~me as I am nervona and munieaUoas of every type. haveapracticalMde, too, which C~ ~..S-~e ' .. • " i. LIBRA m,~ could make you an outstandisg >~,.>,~...'.:,., . " "" • " ' ~ ." . (SepL 24toOct. 23) .,a~m m business executive, ~,alen :'~ '~ ~ ': :"1 ' " BI~)WlNGUP Look for better ways 'to or selene|st: Blrthdato of:John ~::'~':~

• ,,,, . amaina~tb~ees.47, ;. e~'en~.... heath andownd good ..... ' ' '" ...... •- e • . • " ACROSS 41Fate . • DOWN: . 18 Abbr. on ' ~, This woman m barely ptt~n~ by between her job and ...... , ...... ~...,.~ ""-~hine '- ~' -- .... " • • ~J|IUU|J.~q.;iOLI~ 1@ OJJqlllLt."~B| • AV~A~q~ ||Ul F " •~the little support money she gem from her e -husband. .,o,= . ~=..~. . .~o ,] ~ ...,..,... " ~i:. I want to marry her, but Xam not having much luek. She 5B~h 46~o~u'~tton.S~ln'~of ', ,~S-"~eun"~l ! says she likes my. compm}y, bu~. for a..busban,d she'd, prefer air a~ 59 M~icm exam 23 ~'~ar ,,..,~. PIq~N~ A NEW Re~oRP T~ - a younger man. i've tried to ~u nor t,st with five ooys co 8 Mo,,,aaser instrument 3 Lion's ,,fide vc S'-ck I ,, dsou Sl cows* 4 e,f r .o%oreard like children, ~noy, ann ~m nonesc, conar aria sowenc. 19 Wrath 54 British turners " ~1 Pretentious Can you think of some other ur~uments in my favor tha~ I 14 Be con- queen 5 Narrow inlet houses could use to win her? . ' :; esrned 55 ~ 6 Cla~y beat 29 Set of nested ...... •r,, • ~T, l~ The May 58 Actress ? Nourish boxes nu. u~ -,~us~u~ • apple. Ralse.q 8 Fragrance 3LBltter vetch 17 Sicilian city 57 For fear 9 Injunctions 3S Golfer's DEAR NOT: Fore marringe to succeed there mast be 18 Weather that 10 Sea bird gadget mutual wiinpeas, If you were to "win" her beconae you word 58 Social 11 To display, 34 Cbo[-actor had more "pro" argumente tbn she had "am," yours 19 Temper gathering as. in "Othello" • DOONESBURY by Garry Trudeau would be a very eorry union indeed. If she thinks she am (coUoq.) 59 To scorch a smile 38 Overacts dobettar-let her try. But if you change your phone 31 Tear Avg. solution time: 26 min. 40 Metal tag number, let her know. She mgy want it. PAGreenland ~ Harem ~o~v DO BUT V/eT0e ~r/ chamber }t~/~=7~7/~ M0~ g4T/Ve I .YOUg0~ )'z~/~,'fl~ Y0U ~ ~V/D

move in with me, I said no, ltm. was navm~ ~anam m problems.) '";~ ' Next thing I knew, Kurt told me he wee sharisg an i apartment with a'guy..He didn't say wher e, buS he gave CRYPTOqUIP -:t-8 me the phone number, " . : . '1"I c~ed J~J~ UP an~ n girl anewered!,~ exp.. e,d ~ut he's ttvingwith her only ' .q.;emporurliy. tm saySane m J,ec GHJEKX GXCJGPNX~G TCYTXKG afriend, . . .. ,, I was furiOUsand guve him ~ ulthnatum-move out of HYPNHTCPX ECPPXNYG her apartment and into mine immediately, or zorgec me ¢0mpfetely. He said, "I~1 ~ about it." Do~s this sound Yesterday's Cryptoqalp--VINTAGEWINES FINALLY DE- | like he loves me and,intones co marry meY ,//' , GENERATED INTO AWFULLYSOUR VINEGAR. I don'~'~want;to lose him, but I can't let hini live with ~)19q8 Kins FeaturesSyndicate, Inc, another #rl,,even. though he claims she's only. a friend, Todsy's Cryptequlpclue: J equals M ' Hurry y0ur~nnswer. ~ The Cryptoqulp is a 'simple substitution cipher in which each BOSTON MESS letter used stands for another,'If ] ou think that X equals O, lt -. will equal O throughout the plle Single !ettera, short ~words, ...... ' ' ~1'~ .... ' . . "if you don't believe men cmfle |roe: monkeys,, .DEAR NESS: Kurt sounds like a loser tome. If you're end words using an 8 mtrophe m ~ give youclues to ]oestin8 "Well, the windows open. I hope you re satisf.ed, go and take • good look at your father." wide ~iu-wlll,furi~et ldm.'L ~' "h ;Y>" .::: *'.'~:~

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~ll KING CFTK BClrV ' KCTS KHimat-Roforondum (NBC) (CBC) (CI"V) (PBS) i The Newlwed FIIntstones Star I Mister ;Game FIIntstones Trek Rogers Mary Tyler" The Gong Electric Peoples ohoioe for Kitimat, reoreation Moore Show Company Hourglass News zoom 'News Hourglass Hour Zoom by Scott Browes Why now?. Gurhan says the old rink is actually just a 8 pm.m. Hourglass News Over Easy For the ucond time k five inflation of building costs covered sheet of ice. The orPosmo.. Hourglass 1 Hour , Cont yea~ the Kitimat recreation and the demand for more proposed complex would be Ourban explained that SesSile department hu brought the • :00 'The Stars on recreational room ur5 the a place for all kinds of m- there are definitely opposing Tonight Ice Lehrer proposal of a new recreation m~ reasons for buildin~ tertulamcot; Ml=ur hockey' to the ,new com- Name That Nlne's facility before the people, in Search and oow. and 111~ro sharing could be ~;y Tune Northerners Rescue • Journal the form of a reterendum. Secondary to the actual- practb~g simultaneonsly. me people in town mmmmmmm The Big Event Special In 19~ the proposal was cost and demand is the fact ,as the fadlitiea are now one don't .tidnk the taxpayers Happy National downed for s~eral reasons, that some people "seem to mmt wait for lee time." will bcoeflt from thepro|eet, • The Cops and Days Special Geographic' according to Kitimat be waiting for Alcon and Outside shows are others wish for a theatre, Robin' Rose Slmerd; Special - NMIOnal reareation director John other corporate taxpayers to something that Our~=a is and still others fell that' r~t ..... Show Special Geographic Gurben. "Peoplo Just didn't dish out for a new fadlity as hoping for if me new co,,,- Kit/mat already has enough Cent Three'S Funny A Matter want to spend that much they have done in the past. plex passes public vote. in the way of recreation Cent Company • Farm of Size money on new facilities. At '/he days of Alcan pumping "One of the maJc¢ rlmso~s facilities." .O Cent The Fifth Soap Monty that time the cost was large sums of money into the for placln~ the new " l' CASAW business agent Cent Estate Soap Python around 2 million, the new community are over," recreation centre in its Peter Rurtou commented: I ~rOpoea] is fo~ a 3.9 million Gurban says. proposed site is the .1 thtnX the proposed NBC Reports The Fifth i Lou Grant The ~lisr fadUty." Cent Estate Show Prisoner Hestatesthat the people of proximity. City centre is the recreation compl~ would be l~o_p~ the CBC report place you would most good for the town. In a Cant Barney £ou Grant The Kitimat have come to a time •Mliler Show ~' Kitimat and the area probably go for dinner if you climate like ours the need for .Cent Prisoner I '~'~eh depicted the area as a when they should speak 'out News The .and get things done for their were in town for a hockey covered recreation facilities ¢TV News Olck Caveff ":~st resort" will be game or other went. Why .is great. You Just can't have News National News Hour Fine Show says Gurban. community. "If we don't do ~he Best ,,,,xridden, it now.we fear it will never be then should we try to put the eaouSh." 90 Minute The Late chow Book Beat ;"=op]e are now ~)esktng arena separate from this What about the cost to the l&:== of Carson Live Cent out for our community. We done." The proposed facility will core?" taxpayer? On a F.0,000 home not only need, but we nnt Also on the placement of the mo~ ~[~cre~u~edue to 90 Minutes Cost ~dgn Off the best recreation facility include squash courts, I of Carson Live Cant something Kitimat IS ineld.g the new centre, land is not the com]dez would be ~.75, this side of Prince George." available in suitable The dedulon whether the I The Best 90 Minutes Cent now, a sauna and general Carson ¢mt Gurban went on to explain quantity or quality at any almost thres-delisr-a-month ;,3 I of Livei the need for a new arena in flinesa area composed of one usiversal gym. otherloeatinninKitimat.The outla:,'wouldbeworthwhile~ l n particular. "The exist.sag land for l the proposed again, up to you. . tee rLuk has sea,t~, mr The largest and most complex was purchased President of the Kltimat 10 a.m, to'Glp,m, spect~t,,rs who ¢~ t mind costly portion of the entire yeas. back," Ourban says. ArtsCoundllJoanMonaghan ' Wednesday, laroh 29 the ~ol air .and,poor eou- pro~ct will be the arena •t~m vote will decide the says, "I'm: not anti- • Western .... lea1_. -e~ric. ;,~ition ot the benches. , l complex. Seating for 3500 future .of recreation in recreationcomplex, l'mJust ,:, .... 'Ene ice in now being (persons plus a multi-use ;~ Fortune Schools Show ...... ~ny' "-- Kitlmat. Referoudum voting prg.theatro." Mr. Dotlniflon scheci~..'.~ ,.~n a twanty-four floor will be i::cluded. take8 place on Saturday In total the proposed U :I ocko.t Bread and I Knockout Dressup Definition • ' - .~" basis. ~". almost em- Lacrosse, te~s (indoors) March, 31 at., various complex would cost 3.9 Butterflies beras~~ :q~ t~,. ~md a vi~in~ a~id any other sport fit for locations. milliondollars. On a regional ' ~ T"~----- Sesame Cover to

•~:~team out on the iceat five spectator enthusiasm could l Kttimat ~neral Hospital scale the decision must be the Least 6.treot ,Yoga Cover or six in (he mornin~." be played/n tho arena and the three chw~hes used made whether Kitimat is in The Gong Sesame It's Your •Over Yet in the midst of all this Gurban says an arena of for "any election" will be the need and has the resources 1.1 145 Show,-, Street Move ' Easy JustUlcatian there are other, this kind is sometht~ that polling spots. Time for to fulfill the ¢4 million dollar Just an relavent .questions. 1 Hollywood Bob McLean Noon Kltimat has never had. "The wring wilh'an ~'om 8 a.m. to questlea. Squares Show News Company Bob McLean Movie Matinee Animals end Cot LIves Show "Gargoyles" ,Such mmNmm I Dream Cant Cog~ to 1 Cur=.of Lives of JeannleJesnnle " Cont Cover Hollywood Cont M Is SquaresSquares. • Coat for Music FederaiBusiness DevelopmentBank mummimmmlilm mi~MImmMmi Ryan's Another Sterles of. ' Hope World • Amorlca Another The Edge of Another ,Making World NightW-u " i World Music 2ii ~m assists businesses vle Adams Take Alan Hamel "Go Naked In the Thirty L Show -Chronicles Celebrlt;y Alan Hemel Adams Cooks Show 'Chronicles in British Columbia The Lucy esame Lie Show Street Elecfric The Gong Sesame •with financing: Street in 1977, FBDB authorized $115,000,000 in loans to 2,600 businesses in British Columbia and currently 9,000 businesses in the Province have a total of $443,500,000 in loans from FBDB for purposes such as: ~ ~mmmmmmmmmmmmmmm||mnmmm|mu .... ' on~m i

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