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PROYIHOIAL L I H !l:'~'.q 7 PARLIAMENT BI~DJ~ Ticke,t saJeYI~OR~A B Cfraud here is investigated By ED YUDIN Posters advertising the Terrace and the Purple DolanPruductloun"hysome rudio station had suspicions would take the time and Herald Staff Writer imminent appearance of the day they were to perform in posters, booked the areua, Onion and Universal Stores of the ticket distributors and from the start, expense to play this area." If you bought a ticket for bend began showing Up in in Kitimat. Around 300 of the CFTK, The distributors were Kitimat. appears to have disappeared the Little River Band con- the Terrace-Kltimat area The internationally Further investigations as mysteriously as he worthless ducats were sold told to stop ~eliing tickets "TheLittleRiverBandisa renowned group is Mated to cart in Kit/mat, don't hold about a week ago. According before the fraud was un- and hold onto the receipts. showed the alleged Ken showed up. Ticket cutlets are your breath. Police in. to police, 3,200 tickets going bend of high calibre, and appear in the Pacific Dolan Productions ecmpany holding receipts and rofuuds covered. they certainly don't'have to Coliseum on Oct. 26. It has vestlgatloas have revealed for $10 and MI~50were being RCMP in Kitimat and Cy Glbb, host o~ CFTK's never existed. And, ap- will be forthcoml~ as sore the concert plans were a sold at a number of outlets promote a band like that a been revealed the bend was parently, neither does Ken as .the investigation by Terrace were alerted to the public affairs program month in advance," he said. booked into Pullman fraud from the very outset. including Haidn Travel in dubious promotion of "Ken 'Profile' asya people at the Dolan. The man who printed Kitimat and Terrace RCMP "l just couldn't sse why they Washington on Oct. 27, the up the tickets, made the is completed.

, t~ N TERRACE-KITIMAT MM iMM RUPERTSTEEL & / / SALVAGELTD. Seal Cove ltd., Pr. Rullerl r~-.U r m. r'op ~01Tle5 / ~536 Lazelle Ave. Terrace, B.C. Open 10a~m.4 p.m. dally except Smday WE BUY copper, brass, all metals, ( Frl.tlll9 pro. Wednasctay, October 3, ;~ 20C vesta. 73 ~o. m batteries, etc. Call us - We art _ MORE PAGE 2 Pope pleads for ehanges NEW YORK (CP) -- Pope His day included calls on black American poverty, John Paul, keeping up his re. some of those mcat in need -- and the ravaged, largely lentiess pace, encouraged a ,visits to Harlem. symbol of Hispanic SeuthBronx. packed prayer scrvlce of "Hallelujah la our ,oq," religious professionals today the Pope told an excited to embrace the world in Police gathering outside St. Charles "love; in service, in healing Borremen Church in Harlem and in reconciliation." as he arrived to rhytinnic In a family-type gathering check handclspping and gospel of priests and nuns in mid- S~. Manhattan's St. Patrick's threats Cathedral, he said that• ELIZABETH, N.J. (AP) -- "The supreme pastor of the through prayer it is possible Authorities tipped about an wurld's 700 million Roman to share with Christ the alleged plot to-kill Pope John Catholics, standing in a travail and hopes of all Paul are locking for a truck bright spotlight on a humanity. driver from El Salvador darkened street, lauded Through Him, he told the after finding a sub.machine- Harlem as the nurturing more than 2,500 church gun and four hoxca of am- ground of black American workers, each can bring munition In his apartment. culture and said the "with us the anguish and parishioners there were the hopes, the Joys and sorrows A letter to the Fill saying "messengers of hope." the Pope's life was of all our brothers and Later, amid the a'umbling sisters in the world." threatened directed the agency to "check out" the tenements of the South The Pope began the Bronx, he said in Spanish: morning service on the front Elizabeth apartment ' of Alberto Roberto Gustave, 36, "Brothers and sisters and steps of the church, standing friends, do not give in to des- in a steady drizzle to lead an an FBI spokesman said, Action from• the. Caledonia-Prince Rupert Senior 3-3~tie on Saturday Donphoto Schafferuv pair, hut work together. estimated 8,-000 people He said that after city Take the steps possible for gathered on Fifth Avenue: police raided the home you in the task of increasing "In the name of the Father, Tuesday and found the gun, your dignity." IN HAZEL TON .,.., the Son and the Holy Spiri!. ammunition and an empty :GOdcame tomy assistance. ' .handgun .hex,..a rq~onal with • He wu greeted by cries alert wu lu~ed for the a rain-shrouded Statue of of: "Long live the Pupal" missing Gustave. Liberty in the background, ...... "*...... Tru ...... Siee *...... ; ...... "vo we aetiOn "on' h arin-- g which prompted the pontiff The spokesman, Michael Pope John Paul urged to grin and reply: "He . McDonnell, said no arrest Americans today to break the "hopeless cycles of Serious hearing problems "the community on a regular to go into Hazelton and see ff problem is even more acute puter and the student does." warrant has been issued, among Hazclton children has basis. we can get a better response in native children. The service marked the poverty and ignorance ,,. of receives the results, which is start of a third grueling and "There has been no prejudice ... of despair" and caused School District 88 to "Dr. Jerry Hicks comes up from the children." Harrison also rcperts the suppeaed to give a better violation that we have takeacdonasysTruntasNan here on a regular basis, but Many children in the area career testing program will hectic day for the Pope- a the "inhuman cyclm of war. indication where career day that will end in Jurisdiction over," Mc- Harrison. Also.chairman of we're having a great dif. appear susceptible to ear continue into 1980. Grade l0 talents and interests lie. Donnell said. "An overt act "Freedom and Justice will the education committee, flculty getting children from infections. If not treated Philadelphia, the third of six and II students are given "Our school district does it U,S. cities be is visiting. has to take place." bring a new dawn of hope for Harrison says she will write thel-lazeltonarea tocomeup promptly and properly, it questionaires on their in- a little more extensively It was not known whether the present generation as it the B.C. Medical to Terrace and see him," often can result in per- terests and hobbies. The than other school districts, In a whirlwind first day in the letter was signed, has done before," he told a Association, requesting an said Harrison. "What we're, manent hearing Ices. Ac- information is then hut everyone has their own New York, the Pope met und crowd estimated at mere otolaryngologist be sent to trying to do is get somebody cording to Harrison, the processed through a com- system." she added, prayed and sang with New than 30,000 huddled under York's poorest and proudest. reenpeace umbrellas at Battery Park on the southern tip of ShareAgain andthe wealthagain he with plcaded: those claims kill Manhattan beside New York No danger claimed in need. Harbor. • "You must never be It was the third day of the • MAGIC MAIL content to leave them Just prevented Pope's week.long visit to the VANCOUVER (CP) -- The he declared Tuesday night to The Pope, arriving at the • more than 75,-000 wor- Grnenpeace Foundation was in radiation leak CAPER CLAIM successful Tuesday in Battery after a ticker.tape ' shippers packed into Yankee parade down Broadway REDWING, Minn. (AP) -- 'The total radiation ex. '" plant's owner, Northern VANCOUVER(CP)--The minster post offices. ' Stadium for a pontifical stopping two Swedish hunters from shooting two from Madison Square Radioactive steam posure at the plant's site States Power Co., detected Canadian Union of Postal The scene for the Mass. Garden, paid respects to emissions from a ruptured bounda~'y has been no increase In radiation Workers has "accused the television cameras was a At the stadium, the 59- moose in the Spatalzi Plateau Wilderness Park in Jewish leaders, saying that tube at the Prairie Island estimated to he less than around the plant following Vancouver post office of clean, well-oiled sorting yearold pontiff was a gentle Christianity and Judaism Nuclearplantapparentlydld one-tenthofamillirem, weli the rupture, Strasma said. playing magician with l½ operatiou that didn't support -- and weary.looking -- northern British Columbia, Rex Weyler, director of the are closely related and not endanger the en- within permissible limits," Commission specialists million pieces of mall, the union's claims, but the teacher in tall, glittering declaring," Shaloml Peace vlronment, although the Jan Strasma, a commission planned to run tests inside making the mall disappear mail all showed up back in miter and golden cloak. environmental group, said Tuesday. be with you," steam spewed into the air for spokesman, said Tuesday the facility today, last Thursday night only to Vancouver Tuesday for "We cannot stand idly by, He commended extensive about 27 minutes, the night. TMta -n wn.k....+ ,,,~ have it reappear four days sorting, Ms. Webb said. enjoying our own riches and Weyler said in an in. collaboration between Nuclea r Regulatory Com- Radiation monitoring ...... site showed readinas of later, She said the post office is freedom, if in any place the terview from Cold Fish Jewish and Christian bodies mission says' teams from the state and between two and- six . PhYilia Webb, Vancouver feeling the pinch of the Lazarus ol the 20th century Lake, 3~0 kilometrca north ef in study and work, including . milllrems, said Gerard total aecretary:treanurer, federal government's cuts in stands at our door," he told Smithers, B.C., that a "common determination to ?TI .... • Gnering, superintendent of said Tuesday the postal civil service employment, the throng surrounding him Grennpeace landed a hell. reject all forms of anti- copter to scare off the i ~0"~Jff ~[[rl[ed~k~[['r~ ~ ~[[ g:k the nuclear operational den-sleight -nln- of hand ~h.~..,.~ was used .. to e,.M...... h. "~o,d ,~ inthestandsandontbefleld. Semitism and dis. •...s~,~m. t,~.i..s.',L..,S.qb~.,O k.TI~l,m.l.J service. Goering said ~ ...... ~'...... moose. erimination." •,~o. ^.,~ ,. ,..A.--,~#..A omployeeshave quit, retired In his accented Engllsh, he Weyler said the hunters e~l 1 "i regulations permlt up to l00 .":~,',~'~°~,.~'~".,','.'~' urbecn fired by the Van. spoke of the bibllcal parable were vary defensive and Earlier, cheers and cries XArln|| i~l~,r~ "~f~'s~l~.r~.f~ mllllrems per week. A -~T~'_"~,~.'w.~v~'."~'~"~'~,o couver post office, yet of the feasting rich man con. quiet when he spoke to them. of "Long llve the Popel" VV JLSS ~ JL ~iJq~Lq~l.~ millirem is [he measure of ste'ff"/ng'p'ro'b'lem"in'publ"[~ mena ement has hired oul damned for spurning the "They said they were on a greeted John Paul as he _~. . biological exposure of ...... 15 rep~cemenis todate, wit~ bogging of Lazarus for table entered a Madison Square The annual tax sale for cs me Jew lots available at radiation to human beings ms~ wcca, uo t, z v u~m~ to a promise to hire another 15 scraps, saying of the story: holiday and thought what they were doing was quite uarden packed with 19,000 Terrace District lots in tax Monday's .sale still. have not R . S . Leddlck , nuclear send a camera crew to take a by me...... ena os tins munro, "It must form our con- ,, i, students from Roman sciences. legal, he said. They said an'cars wan so successful, it been purennseo, pro~J ecte mana geer for ~k~erW:nbb D~lsdtrlc~e J~; Post office officials were Christ demands they couldn't do this kind of Catholic high schools. hen been decided to hold _Any property in the Northern Stotes Power, caid Council unavailable for comment. openness to our brothers and hunting in Sweden because Bath at Madison Square another one Tumday, Oct. cistrict~or which taxes have there wereaboutl50workers She ~ald the poet office The union plans a protest fromsisters the in rich, need, openness openness to of strict laws so they had Garden and at St. Patrick's 10. Keith Norman, the not been paid for the last inside the plant at the time of agreed Thureday to allow the rally in downtown Van- come to Canada instead." Cathedral, where the pope ____rer.~-.. for the District of three years, automatically the rup Lure, About I00 of the poor." The eight.member Green- Joined nuns, priests and Terrace, explained that four gs~. on the market for them were moved to another camera crew inside the couver Oct, 19 to demand the On the second day of his peace expedition went to church workers in morning • oucuon. If purchased, the port of the plant, hesaid, but downtown building the government drop charges U.S.pilgrimage, therewere Spetoizi to confront foreign prayer, youngsters rushed d"~ 1_ /~e ariginal owner han one year the plant was not evaouated, followingmeantime day, shipped but in thethe Jean-Claudeagainst union Parrot president and not the millions some had trophy hunters. The group is through security lines to try q{.A~'~;[~J 11-111~ tomakeupthelatetaxesundnal" Northern States Power predicted, but on every particularly concerned to touch the pontiff and hold ...... ~ ties before the land engineers at the plant, about massive backlog of mall to other union leaders arising street there were crowds -- about the caribou herd in the his hand. ~]~t-)~8]~ ~l~[l~[]~ ~flcially changes hands. 45 kliometres southeast of the Kelowna, Kamloops, out of last fall's Illegal postal thousands upon thousands of wilderness park and has said He told the crowd at the ~.~.'tJPqtlq~P~ Any lots not purchased at tbe Minneapolis.St. Paul, Victoria and New West. strike, people waving, shouting, its members will stand cathedral that it is possible - . sale are i/eked up by the detectodtheleakat2:14p.m. :::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::.:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::andcrying, clapping singing, with Joy.chanting between the hunters and the to share with Christ the • ANCHORAGE, Al',qaa nmnicipallty CDTin one of two generators animals to stop the hunting. hopes of humanity. (AP) -- Two Seattle crab- "It was pretty hectic for at. the facility, a company bing vessels, found fishing awhile," commented Nor- spokesman said, illegally in the Bering Sea, man en Monday's sale. By 2:41 p.m., work crews have paid a total of ~i0,000 "There were a number of had isolated the trouble, a in settlements, the Alaska people bidding against each rupture in one of 3,3O0 nickel. ~d rtment of public safety tiber." and-chromium tubes in the Tuesday. Amalgamation debate set generat0~ t said Dennis t The state is chargin8 one The lots Sold on Monday all went for a price In excess of Gtlberto, general manager of By ED YUDIN Kitimat-Stikine next nldpper with baiting king power production for the amalgamation issue. situation can remain the getting the most attention crab pots prior to the season the upset price, or the Herald Staff Writer Wednesday, Oct, 10. "We've got to decide same as now, though that original property evaluation company, at the moment is opening, a criminal Strssma said all safety whether to amalgamate appears unlikely in light amalgamation of misdemeanor. James Hilt of plus the assessed taxes and Should Terrace and The meeting was or stay as we are," said property, There were 15 systems in the generator of recent developments Thornkill and Terrace. e Commodore of Seattle is worked as designed, Thornhill amalgamate, originally scheduled for Terrace Mayor Dave such as the public transit Even if the ~ h~duled to enter his plea in people at the sale, five of Frank In,ram. a Norther whom were actively bidding. and when? That will be this week, but was Maroney. "We're study. Thornhill can amalgamation idea is Anclioras,~ on Oct. 23. Stares Power .'pokesman in the issue at hand when a postponed when the meeting to get input, The depa:;.ment said the Of the ten available, eight Washington, asiG: "Steam incorporate on its own. adopted, there are some Commodore a;,/ the Ies were valued under ;4,000. representative of the. municipal affairs there is a lot involved in The third alternative is hurdles to overcome. generator tube leska are not ministry of municipal representative was Fjord of Seattle w" '~, found Three of those remain, and infrequent at all. But I amalgamation such as Thornhfll staying on its ~hlng in the Berin~ Sea Norman is confident they haven't been able to track affairs meets with detained. A committee of cost-sharing." own while Terrace ex- ".I think we're probably before the Sept. l0 king crab will be purchased on Oct, I0, down exact]}/ how many Terrace district, council three council members tends its boundaries in The sale will take place at I0 oomng at about a year or season opened. They were have resulted in ra- members and and three from the There'~ are four alter- other directions. so down the road before located about 200 miles a.m. In the municipal disaclivlty being released representatives of the regional district will be natives facing Terrace The fourth alternative, northeast of Dutch Harbor. chambers. anything happens," into the environment," Regional District of set up to study the and Thornhill. The and the one which is Maroney concluded. Page 2, Ths Harsld, Wednesday,October 3, 1979 Pope speaks for human rights /. * NEW YORK (Reutor) -- direct and spoken from the their full rights under any together. Take the" steps ilnk.up and by security men "We can not stand idly by Whether to the high-minded heart to rapturous crowds -- poTlitiealregime or system." possiblefor you in the task of surrounding him. when thousands of human CALGARY (CP) -- Three Victoria where they met nt the United Nations, the the human being has basle o the despairing lncreasin~ your dignity." "At least I saw him," said beings are dying of hunger," three cabinet ministem and lowborn in the Scuth Bronx thousands assembled on a touring Partl Quebecois rights that must not be But the people of the South one man, "but I wonder what he said. "You most never be members of the Quebec got a rundown on the Britl~ or the adoring faithful at violated. desolate building site in the Bronx could not hear him. be tried to say to us." content to leav~ them (the Columbia economy 'l~ueanay. Yankee Stadium, Pope John South the symbol of national assembly, who set To diplomats at the United Bronx-- The sound system on his The Pope arrived in the poor) Just, the crumbs from out 10 days ago to explain Reactiorl has virtually Paul had one overriding Nations, the Pope declared: urban blight in the U.S. -- microphone had gone dead South Bronx from New the feast. been the same everywhere, message on his first day in the Pope said: "Brothers severeignty.sasociation to "All human beings in every and hls words were heard York's blaek.distrlet of Between his speeches, the Western Canada, end their Bertrand said Tuesday. New York. nation and country should be end sisters and friends do not only on television stations Harlem where he told black Pope beamed, touched out- Explanations of q~ebee's The message was simple, give in to despair but work odyssey here today. able to enjoy effectively / which had a d~farent audio Roman Catholics that he had stretched hands' and kissed economic grievances ngaiust a message of Joy. children. the federal system prompted From a global standpoint, Je~n.Froneois Bertrand, "There are those who live Pierre de Bellefeuille and businessmen, politicians and without hope because they the h/~pe~t of hl~ vigorous Gerald Godin started in others In Manitoba, RCMP inquiry is on again have never had a brother or 1S-hour schedule Monday Winnipeg last week and Saskatchewan, Alberta and a sister who touched their was on address to the UN B.C. to argue they, too have hearts to Jesus... We must- General Assembly which worked their way west By KITTY McKINSEY This was the first public from RCMP officers and members of the Front de through Regina, Saskatoon, serious complaints against former Liberal cabinet Liberation du Quebec to bringtethamthemeesap|f ended with a standing the federal system, OTTAWA (CP) -- The disclosure of Operation true Joy." ~ ovation. Edmonton, Vancouver and royal commission In- Checkmate, which Mc- ministers in private bearings violence. ~16m residents turned Besides pledging the cause vestigating RCMP Donald said was intended this month. Checkmate took place out In the hundreds of of humani'ightsondJuntiee, wrongdoing began clnsed. "to reduce what was The commission will outside Quebec and Mongaau thousands to see the Polbh the Pope singled out two Leflwingers said target door hearings Tuesday into decide later what testimony hinted it could luive been regarded as an escalating Pope who rode from the international issues for TORONTO (CP) -- The tactics aimed at what the the latest in a series of rev- potential for violence." regarding Checkmate can be directed at groups in Toronto city'sSt. Patrick's Cathedral attention - the Middle East RCMP conslde'rad, sub- elations nf iawbreakin~ by He said only a small made public, McDonald and Vancouver. Star says a left-winggroup in in an open car -- desl~te a and the arms race. " Metro Torontowas one of the vernive groups in. T'oronto, the force's security service. security service unit was said. Further revelations of Vancouver and ot.tjer He said some would argue threat on his life. He voiced reservations targets of a secret campaign Mr. Justice David C. involved and there is no RCMP lawbreaking will After receiving a letter, Canadian cities. ..- McDonald, chairman of the evidence the operation -- that the service is still free to probably surface this fall, about the Camp David peace by the RCMP between 1972 police searched a home in and 1974. Three former selleitors. three-man commission, said "which may arguably not be use Checkmate-style tactics says commission secretary accords between Egypt and general serving during the it is looking into tactics used authorized or provided for by lenanse of a broadly.warded Harry Johnson. - Elizabeth, New Jersey, Israel, saying an all- The campaign, code- about ~ kliometros outside named Operation Check- Trudeau administration -- by the service between 1972 law" -- continued past 1974. Ib/net directive Issued to it The commission has encompassing solution is Alimand, Francis and 1974 to disrupt what it McDonald gave no other in 1975. already heard testimony New York, and discovered a needed which Includes, mate, was disclosed in Ot- Warren That directive, ordering from security service agents semi.automatic rifle and an amol~j other things, a Just a Tuesday by Mr. Justice Fox and JeanJacques Blain considered to be subversive details, saying the com- ~ -- told The Star they had organizations. mission will hear evidence the service to "monitor, who broke into the offices of empty handgun carton. sottiemont of the Palsstinlan vld.. C, McDonald, dater, prevent, counter in- a loft-wing news agency in queltinn. chairman of the royal never heard about Operation dlvlduals and groups" Montreal, broke into a They began a hunt for a 37- On the arms race ha ap- ¢0mmiseion examining Checkmate. Solicitor. suspected of espionage or computer firm to copy Parti year-ofd man but released peered to voice doubts about RCMP wrongdoing. General, Allan Lawrence SALT treaty is subversion, came under at- Quebecoin membership lkts hls wife after questioning the newU.S.-Soviet strategic He said the campaign was said he was first informed on tack Tuesday by the and kidnapped suspected her. One local report quoted arms. limitation treaty, a program of disruptive June 20. Canadian Bar Aes~iation. terrorists to convince them her as saying her husband warning d the danga~ The association told ~.~ to become RCMP infmnero. was out of the country, accepting "tranquillizing seen as a battle commission the directive The~e activities all took From the South Bronx the reports that the world is not Press control the topic entangling the treaty in the gives the force almost place in Quebec in the early Pope went to Yankee in danger of destruction. WASHINGTON (AP) -- Stadium, transformed for OTTAWA (CP) -- is necessary," programmers The U.S.-Soviet strategic presidential and unlimited discretion in 1970sas part of the RCMP's the night into an outdoor New Yarkers turned out in would retain a great deal of choosing its targets and response to FLQ terrorism. the hundreds of thousands, to Delegates to a United arms limitation treaty faces congressional contests of Nations seminar on autonomy in practice. an uphill struggle in the 19110. inveatlgative techniques, Benause.ofthe 197S cabinet cathedral and celebrated line the Pope's 2l.kilometre Cairns, director of inter. mass before more than motorcade route that t~ck education through radio and Senate -- even ff President But majority leader and urged tighter govern- directive, the force has been television are wreatiing with national programs at the Carter succeeds in severing Robert Byrd says that ment controls over RCMP allowed to follow its own 70,000 persons. - him from the rich haven of University of Guelph, Ont., operations to protect Judgement on what tactics to MndinonAvenue to the poor the problem of government the treaty from the furore timing would hold only ff the It was there that the Pope control of the media, said in an interview there over Soviet troops in Cuba. pact clearly has the 67 votes ,ational security, use to fight what it perceives most forcefully expressed South Bronx. are no ideal solutions to the Richard Mongeau, a ao threats to national In Cant~al Park, Joggers seminar chairman John The timing andoutcome of need~ for ratiflca:'~cn. his abherenee of the gap Cairns said Tuesday. question of government the chamber's debate are On Tuesday, Byrd's commission lawyer, told security, the bar association between rich and poor. tried but failed to keep pace control of de media. Dif- clouded by procedural Republican counterpart, reporters Checkmate was told the commission. with the automobile of the But, he said, while the gen- ferent societies will have to delays, parlimentary minority leader Howard "not on a grand scale" like Part of the problem is that beaming sg-year-eld pontiff. SUPPORT ADDS YEARS eral feeling among the dele- create their own c0m- manouevres, filibusters and Baker of Tennessee, said the security service's theft of Parliament has never Outside Yankee/Stadium, gates from 17 industrialized promises between public and stormy debate over issues that at present there are dynamite or barn burning, defined national security, TORONTO (CP) -- A a few ticket scalpers tried to computer service to help and developing countries is private operation of ~the ranging from whether Soviet probably fewer than 60 "It (Checkmate) falls even though the term up- sell tickets to the mass for that "some degree of control media. compliance with the treaty senators prepared to vote for more in the area of counter- pears in dozens of federal children with muscular m and more. : . ,..- terms can be verified to de- the treaty. measures," he said, adding laws. The association dystrophy, operated out ,of Inside .-- in contrast to mands for sharp increases in And there are conflicting that it was "the same con- recommended that the term Toronto's Hospital for Sick baseball games -- no beer Children, has been extended Bankers claim surprise defence spending. predictions as to when the capS" as a 1971 fake com- he strictly defined as part of was being sold at the BELGRADE (Router) -- ,'barberous'taed one official The Senate's Democratic treaty will reach the floor. munlque issued by the an overhaul of the Official to i7 new MD clinics across refreshment steads. "They The soaring world price of said: "They have gone leaders want to begin floor Baker said It might be as RCMP in the name of a Secrets Act and the War Canada. The Computer won't let us sell it tonight," gold was greeted with sur- mad." debate this year to avoid early as late October, Quebec extremist exhorting Measures Act. .converts spinal X-ray films one vender'said. "They even prise and dismay by finance into digital data and gives covered my spigots and fixed ministers and central Some delegates said engineers the information "my machine so we can't sell hankers attending the an- anxiety over the price has they need to build individual, reached a level where some beer." nual meetings of the World WEDNESDAY 5 p.m. to midnight properly sloping support Police said 12,00o Bank and International countries are soundi~ out. seats for wheelchairs to ease pel/cemenhadbeen assigned Monetary Fund. their partners over co- spinal deformities. A to security duties for the The situation on world operation to dampen the spokesman.says the~ seats papal visit, So many were on bullion markets was price. BCTV aszow...... cmioren previously thestreetathattherewere no described as totally chaotic. Gold, which at one 13oint KING CFTK 9 KCTS commed to beds to sic up lor (NBC} (CBC) (CTy) (PBS) 11 c.u .... personnel left in offices to Italian Finance Minister Tuesday reached a record ...... up to 12 hours aria may aen compile stetisti es on any Fll|ppo Maria Pandolfl $440 U.S. an ounce on the •live years. to the carlo S lue • arrests. ~Ued the latest gold rush Londonbullion marks t. ;-,~

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The Herald, Wednesday, Octd)er 3, 1979, Pal~ .I /STILL CHILDREN IwE T E. I TERRACE CADETS B.C. BRIEFS Judge notes F:recastsforYukenand"G~ood grades noted t•1 ._ their ages northwestern British Results of the Terrace 747 beginning his studies toward The Terrare 747 Air Cadet VICTORIA . (CP) of Job opper~unities in their Columbiaissued at 5:30 a.m. Air cadet Squadron's his glider pilot training. Squadronmd~s at Family commitments area of specialty each pre- Synopsis: A Pacific storm summer studies were Other Terrace cadets who Mlehiel School every the major reason that nurses vented 12 per cent from progressed across southern recdved this week, with a successfullycompleted their Wednesday evening at 7 drop out of nursing, ac- working. Low salaries John Manual Souse was ruination of probation will Yukon and northwestern mmber of Terrace Cadets summerstndteswereJames pro., and welcomes boys cording to a survey of 1,870 discouraged nine per cent. tined $350 in Kitimat depend on the youth's B.C. Tuesday hight bringing rncdving e~ellent reports: Muller, Shelley Anderson and girls 13 years and older. non-practicing nurses by the The totals add up to more PrOvincial Court for con- behaviour. "I can keep you some rain to most corn- Cadet KrisdneBergisnow and Allan Burton: Basic Registered Nurses 'Asso- than 100 per cent because tributlng to juvenile on ~ohatinn until you are 21 munitiee. The southwest one of the few women glider Training; Kirk Tasa and IYaiulng is offered in Air eiatioa of British Columbia. • some nurses cited more than delinquency. year's old," Collins said. YukonWas buffeted with pilots in British Columbia, George Dahlman: Air Studies, First Aid, Rifle Staff shortages last one reason. According to testimony, Thomas Meier pleaded strong winds wh ch reached bavin~__beou awarded ___l~-r Studies; Robert Clifford: Range, and Wilderness summer inspired the survey When asked what it would Souse was approached by gull.ty to a charge of being a 69 kilome..~.~, per hour in wingsat the glider school in Junior Leadership Training. SurviveS. after thelackof nursingstaff take to get them hack to two teenage girls outside minor in possession of liquor ~s~..at wmmnoras a.nuover Nenslmo with a mark of 97 forced closures of many work, 41 per cent said hours Mount Elizabeth Senior and was fined $50. . l..wauome~m _~r__.n~r_at per cent, coming second in a hospital beds, including 82 at of work would have to be Secondary on May 19. The ~arrin Fraser Douglas ,m~aan. ~.nu [$~r~. ~ ~ damof 58 students ~e has Victoria's Royal Jubilee changed or part-time girls, who were attending a uleaded m~lltv to na~esslon pecma ~O u'ael~ saS([4) (he ~n r~nmmandnd #~. Hospital. working opportunities would school dance,' asked for o'f a narco~tie a~ndwas ~--: siren ..... a ,..~..Mackenzie ~_.~ .t,~ Valley .~._.,~ ,.~.later wamm~7c_~:,_: .....as a pnvate:'-~.- puot.'yt Forestry changes A first lookat the results of have to be provided. cigarettes and Sousa drove snsnended sentence and nn~ ,~J~m.ymm ~g~m a,u,..~:u s.~-I~us mR nil,dam Iv.m*.~*,~ the survey shewed family About 28 per cent asid.they them to the. Chop Suey •'ears-rohatlon P " to ' clear." Anotherw rapidlyb .....,;suet Laurence ~Pencer commitments as the reason would have to maze a~ust- Kitchen to buy some and Robert George.Them ....moving ..~,,,~ storm ,,,~,, ...... ill ring ,,,, stood at the top of his the staff around that 40 per cent of the nurses mento in their family life and invited them to 47 Lilloet St. pleaded guilty to a charge of ::;~.~,~'~::"~.:.:s'.';~'-~ Lifeguard Course in were noton the active roster. 15 per cent said they require for a beer. paired driving and was ,,,,~t ~,, q~ur~4,,,, / l~nheld, Aib~ta, and was The reorganization of the Forest District. Herb quut Another 30 per cent cited more in-servlce education Constable Gllles Blanchet fined $400 or in default 60 ...... ~,,.,h,,, v,~,~.,~' ' n,, " awarded' the .Royal Life PrinceRupertForestRegion who had been the mNJar unsatisfactory shift and refresher courses. of the Kitimat RCMP continued with the an- supervisor for Terrace arrangements, 27 per cent Another 17 per cent said Y' casiones rain or rain and -ronze t,T0ea, with the testified that at ap- John Duncan MacDonnld ,snow mixed this afternoon. recommendation that he nouncement Tuesday that now move into a referred to poor working nothing could persuade them proximately midnight May mnflnue to the N~tlmal seven new district managers position in ilazelton. TIM conditions, while a 'lack of also pleaded guilty to ira- Highnear 2 northern section to get back to work in our- 19 i~e ~topped a truck driven have been appointed. " " 1 appointments are in k~l~ paired driving and was fined to 5 south. Low tonight near Lifeguard levd. Job opportunities nearby or sing. by Souna for running the red t~00 or in default 30 days. Cadet Jou\(~eddy attmded Gerry Dodd, a ranger with the decantraHxatton light at Haisla and Lahakas. 0. Occasiones]y sunny on supervisor in Prince Rupert, guidelines of the new forest Rosemarie Hiekmore, Thursday. Highs 3 to 5. the Air Studtek~Camp,al~o in Blanche, gave Sousa a pleaded guilty to two Penhold, Allx~, prior to will be heading tile Terrace legislation. Crippl j Klondike, Stewart River, ( ed et ]ands okay ticket and noted the presence charges of driving while her Pelly: Occasional rain "VANCOUVER (CP) -- A I~asaengers aboard, of two ,young girls in the fight to obtoin a driver's today. Moderate southeast license was suspended. CP Air 747 landed safely at '&veloped problems shortly .truck winds in some valleys. High Later, when the father of She was fined ~0 or 30 near 10. Clearing tonight Vancouver International foraftsr takingtokyo. off Theat 2:30 plane p.m. one of the girls came to the days on the first charge but with low3 to 0. Mainly sunny NOTICE Airport Tuesday after one of dumped fuel ever the ocean, detachment to report she given a suspended sentence Thursday with high near I0. had not come home from the on the second and placed on Beaver Creek, Kluene, its four engines shut down then flew back to Vancouver school dance, Blunchet was probation without super- In observance o1 Tbaoksl[ivlo[, Iheday, October O, 1079; lle shortly after takeoff, using its three functioning able to identify her as one of Whlte.horse, seathem lakes, / The Jumbo Jet, with 140 engines. vision for one year. Liar& Casslar Mountains:/ the passengers he had seen Robley Whetu Knowles Occasional rain until later District of Terrm offices will lie closed. in Sousa's truck. pied guilty to a charge of this afternoon. Moderate The officer, accompanied impaired driving and was southeast winds changing to No gouging seen in food by the lathe,', went to 47 fined $200 or in default 14 southwesterly this af- The chanp in refuse pick-op will be as fellews. Llllcet, and asked Sousa if days, ternoon. Higl~10-to12,Clear- VICTORIA (CP) -- A prices, the report says, the girls were in the house. Judge Darrall Collins told ins tonight with low 3 to 0. Garbap norlally collected on Honda/, October O, lO7g;will be newlyrelessed report from a addingthatwhileneats to the Souea denied that the girls Knowles that he established Clouding over again Thur. leaiesative committee wldeb consumer are expected to picked up en Tuesday, October 9, 197D. died last spring says there is rise substantially over the ware present and refused to a policy of higher fines for sday with high 10 to 12. allow Blanchet to enter the impaired driving on Sept. I no evidence of excessive next five years; profits will house. lnthe food chain from not be a contributing factor. but had imposed a lighter NAMED FOR LEADER The sanitary landfill will ke closed en Monday to consumer. ?he report puts the blame The teenagers returned fme in his case because the Italian dictator Benito The report" wu one of home shortly afterwards, offence occurred July 5 Mussolini was named after for rising prices on increased arriving about 6 a.m. three released Tuesday from costs of labor, energy and before the increase was Benito Juarez, the Mexican DISTRICT OF TERRACE the nowdefunct select taxes.- In passing sentence, Judge announced. revolutionary. standing committee on ?he opposition New Demo- Darrell Collins told Souse he agriculture. The committee eratlc Party argued while found his conduct was set up for two years and the committee was operating disgraceful. "There is no cast ~3 million. before last May'a provincial doubt that they are children Corporate ix'oflto had only •electiou that the work• done under the eyes of the law and a minimal impact on; food by me group was useless. no one exersisingreasenable common sense ~ould think them any older," Collins said. Collins pointed out that Golden evasion caught evidence in no way suggests SECHELT, B.C. (CP) -- A declare income of $I01,I~5 in the children are or were gold prospector has been 1973, 1974 and 1975. juvenile delinquents. found guilty of income tax He was fined ;6,665 and or- However, he found Sousa evasion and fined almost dernd to pay a total tax bill, guilty as charged for inviting ~/,000 in provincial court in including penalties, of the girls to his residence to this Sunshine Coast com- $51,905, drink beer and encouraging Ot munity northwest of Van- Income tax department .them to remain. TONIGHT 7:30 pm ~ouver. spokesman Rod Jamieson Collins said Sousa's A spokesman for the says Whittle's evasion was conduct will not be tolerated ..... in the federal ineume tax depart. traced through audits. :on: in the community ..... '.~:~ :.'.... .:'l:. ",, ' .... ~. meat said Rayziibnd Whittle income tax reports of people" L of Garden Bay, B.C., was who had purchased gold like you that we have I'! found guilty of falling to from him. problems with young people who are not mature enough '• E.M. Lee Theatre ...... to be responsible," Collins i said. McClelland blames media Also in court, a Kitimat KELOWNA, B.C. (CP) -- medicare or leaving the •youth was placed on In- The British Columbia public country in droves," Me- definite probation and or- . :.. :. is scared and confused Cleiland said. dered to complete 50 hours of bocauee the media has "If people believe all they community service work for distorted "out of all hear and read, they will C0n- stealing posters from the recognition" the health and elude that unless our Bay. ~ hospital policies of the hospitals are equlpped"'*-~'He~of~ted~out that ter- ~.,, :; , , : Terrace provincial government, immediately with the latest Health Minister Bob Mc- and most advanced In Clelland said Tuesday. sophisticated technology, Hamilto n McClelland, speaking to a then doctors will not be able. meeting of the B.C. Heart to perform their function and Foundation, said he believes people will die like flies." • to keep his ministry should be more • McClelland conceded he aggr~sive in trying to "keep might he exaggerating the the record straight." situation, but added that be his job "If one was to believe all was trying to make the paint School District 88 is stuck the hysteria, one would that there are enough issues with superintendant of rapidly conclude that doc- of real concern without schools Frank Hamilton for tors are opting out of having distortion. five years -- but for the first • time they have a choice. In previous years each Embargo marks rail strike superintendant was hired by VANCOUVER (CP) -- year hrgely due to a sharp the Ministry of Education, ]ritlsh Columbia Railway drop in exports of B.C. that is now all changed. afdl place an embargo on lumber to the U.S. The After lengthy negotiations, ~erkhable goods, livestock number of cars required to the provincial ministry has and hazardous materials as transport cargo has dropped agreed to let local school e first move if its employees to 185 from 220 needed a few districts hire their own strike Friday, a company months ago. superintendants. The only ht's Topic spokesman said Tuesday. A company proposal provision is there he more Seven unions representing suggests elimination of than four thousand students 400 workers at the govern. medium and heavy repairs in the district. :~ mentowned railway have by carmen on about ~ cars a . .So at lsst..:week's school threatened to walk off the Job month. Cars requiring ex- board meeting, the board SYOUR LOVE LIFE if the eumpany lays off 80 to tensive repairs will be put in dllnially hired Hbmllton for 125 employees as announced storage. a five-year period. The last weekend. trustees were near Rail spokesmen Hugh unanimous in their approval. a : !emphasis on your home, Armstrongasld passenger WHOSE PARKING? "In past years the ap- service in Prince George and MEMPHIS, Tenn. (AP) -- l~intmentwas made with no Lillooet from Vancouver will A sign at a parking lot here is ~put from local board your f mily and marriage also grind to a halt if there is getting some double-tokes. It trustees," commented by the Chrlstlans of a walkout. About 70,000 says, "Owl Parking Only." trustee Joyce Krause. "It ace and area. persons travel the route Drivers don't have to be was a bone of contortion in e•rrSOred every year. with a pecial piano concert birds to take advantage of ' this area for some time." Everyone ought to come at least The layoffs are said to he the parking lot, but they "It's something the school i *:. t in the works because the must be customers of the board has fought for years by the Bowker Brothers alice. company has lost millions of Owl Care, which is adjacent for," explained Nan dollars in the first half of the to the lot. Harrison. _ ......

I~g. 4, The Hernld, Wednesday, October 3, 1979 | ! OTTAWA daily herald OFFBEAT BY RICHARD JACKSON ~meralOfflca.Circulation • 63,$4357 LI$.63Sl SterlingPubllsbedby Publishers i Ottawa It sounded like a quiet summer., add fall here in the Capital. GEN. MANAGER. Knox Coupland But the soft sounds of summer, carrying only faint EDITOR - Greg Mlddleton echoes of the government at work, are turning out to CIRCU LATION - TERRACE. 635.635/ have been deceiving. KITIMATOFFICE .632.2747 For behind the padded green lea ther doors of Prime Published every weekday at 3212 Kalum Street, Minister Clark and his advisers in the l.angevin Black Terrace, B.C. A member of Varlflod Circulation. - Ottawa's oldest government edifice - as within the Authorhod as second class mall. Rsglstratlon number 1201, Pnstage paid In cash, return pcatage guaranteed. executive suites of his cabinet, there was the rumble of the changing of gears in the prccoss of government NOTICE OF COPYRIGHT and the hum' of administrative machinery ac- celerating. The Herald refalns full, complete and sole copyright In In short, in the deceptive silence, things have been any advertisement produced and.or any editorial or happening. photographic contsnt published In the Herald. It has been a ~an~e c~ pace, of style, of i~llosophy, Reproduction Is not permitted without the written of aflitude - d whole hew stance. " permlsslon of the Publisher. Big spending ts out. Frugality is in.. Government by bureaucracy is becoming a. ~ the past, with the mandarins no longer mampumung the cabinet. Government by Parliament is on its way back, with EDITORIAL the Prime Minister and his cabinet still lintening to the bureaucracy, but out from under its self~serving thumb and determined to take command of decision- Frank Howard, the Member of the making.. But don't take this column's word for it -- opinion Legislative Assembly for Skeena, has based on 40 years of government-watchin~ - listen to recently levelled an attack at the Prime Minister Clark: provincial government for spending • It has been a "very lousy and exciting summer and $500,000 on an anti.alcohol abuse fall," he says. program. Doing what, when Ottawa seemed to be cocconed in Howard charges the program is a FISHERIES silence? complete waste of money, saying the Changing things, he 'says. First the method ef government, the policies and programs. • government would be better off spending The cabinet is smaller, he goss on, with power once the half million dollars on additional concentrated in the Prime Minister now diffused and drug and alcohol counsellors and Major policy review call distributed within a slrong catinet committee ~toxification oentres. structure. We think Howard doesn't go far now the Liberal welfare be made before the spring, the Gulf for smaller vessels He is strong for what he calls "open government" enough with his criticism of the Social A (CP) -- Liberal spokesman, says McGrath is Since taking • office, withwhlchltisnotenonomie dedicated to the principle of freedom of informatien _an_•AwALEXBINKLEYDemocratic Party quietly undoing policies McGrath has crtas.crnssed to go out to the Atlantic to legislation. Credit government on this Issue. The MPs say they are not designed to balance the in- the country meeting fish in view of the distance." prepared to let Fisheries teresta of the lerga com- "Open government," he believes, important fo all very slick and professional advertising fishermen and company "The larger vensels can go Canadians,.is even more essential to the Prime Is more than a way of saying thank you Minister Jim McGrath off paniea and small in- . representatives, out in the Atlantic to fish, the hook unti~ a major dependent fishermen. He plans to ask the Why should they ~beallowed Minister, "because it is essential I know what is going to the advertising men and a way of fisheries policy_~ review is t,eBlenc, Who has said Commons fisheries com- to fish in the Gulf? on and what may be going wrong with my government trying to keep newspaper publishers and completed in the.spring. ~iKle on fisheries matters mittee to begin studying all Rompkey, the Liberal fish. , -and the best guarontee thatI will know is for you, the radio and television station owners pro- They say MeGrath should since his government's aspects of the fisi~g in- cries spokesman, says that taxpayers, to know." start explaining, tvhen defcat in the May 22 election, dmtry. "He wants the MPs while McGrath told a COrner In the determination for openness ef government,. Socred. P a.rltamentopeasncxtwenk, says he plans to speak in Like much government advertising it to look at everything," an Brook, Nfld.,.audl~nce he the Prime Minister puts his finger squarely on the decisions he made during his Parliament about several aide said. would give priority to in- reason, In the past, government was so secret. is primarily concerned with the Image of four months aa minister. fisheries issues. While hacked by the other shore fisherm~ off • To blame: the public service and its paranoia that the government and its members. McGrath, 47, has said he Brsau whose Gloucester parties in his decision to Labrador, "he 'is con- does not plan any major riding contains many small prese charges against 19 U.S. trad/etl~ that promisa in everyone-- even sometimes the cabinet -- should know Itls difficult to give, much credence to policy shifts or new fishermen, says" McGrath is tunsboat captains who the Gulf." whatit wasup to and might tresspass on its sweeping advertising Shich suggests concern for legislation until completion playing down a major policy illegally entered the 200-mile Rompkey says the govern- field of vower. people when there are not the programs st a policy review ordered change which shows a strong rune off British Columbia to ment has to make some deci- Everything was "Secret" - even some junk lower to back it up. when he took office in June. bias towards the fishing fish albacore tuns, McGrath sions about the fate of the At- level memoranda - and if not "secret," then "top It will lead to a white paper companies. has been criticized for ac' lantic salmon fishery, and secret,," or "for your eyes only/' : A halfa million dollars would go a long outlining legislative plans Miller, a freshman MP lions on the East Coast. that includes a treaty with for the Commons. way toward opening the empty wards in from the Vancouver Island Breau blasted a decision in Denmark to protect the l~ow that's all over. the Kitimat hospital as an alcohol But Liberals Bill Rompkey riding of Naonimo-Alhemi, late August to reverse a salmon from Greenland of Newfoundland and Herb is his party's first full.tlme threeycar policy and allow fishermen. While null accepting what he terms "the ~ten in- treatment centre for the North. Breau of New Brunswick and fisheries spokesman. He large vessels into the Gulf of' McGrath also must valuable assistance of senior bureaucrats," the Prime NDP fisheries spokesman says fishermen are not St. Lawrence to fish 6,000 respond to the demand cf the Minister "is determined that the public service shall Ted Miller of British getting any answers to their metric tonnes of cod. Conservative Newfoundland not be the sole source of advice available to the Columbia say there are questions from McGralh or The move "smells of government for increased ministers." EDITOR'S strong IndlcaUons ".-that his department. disaster for the fishing in. Jurisdiction over the fishery, He is putting it diplomatically. McGreth st Newfoundland Rompkey says McGrath dostrtes of northeastern New Rompkey enid. The Liberals He could have said the public service no longer was has already made changes. can't hide behind his policy Brunswick and the Gasps are against it but the Can- going to run the shop in what was largely the ex- And former fisheries review because there are too became it means the new servatlves are unclear, he minister Romeo LeBlanc, many import,~nt decisions to government will not protect said. pansies of its influence, and self.intcrest in tightening JOURNAL its grip on the levers of power. BY GREG MIDDLETON Finally, the most important of what the Prime Minister has celled "sunset laws" -- designed to shut The AUIk-B Interactive Instructional Television down obsolete agencies and programs - will apply to Program, a combined effort of the community NEED A .IOB the Big ,Spenders. colleges and the British Columbia.. :.hmtitute..~of The bureaucracy, through the ignorance or finan- Technology opened with a crackle, a hiss, the peps of a cial 'slovenliness of its ministers, no longer will be couple of wine bottle tops and the question, writing its own budget ticket. "Whltehorse are you there?" Here's a real challenge "From the top down," says the Prime Minister, The media event was planned to give dignitaries in a members of cabinet, restored to their proper place of command and decision over the bureaucrats, will he number of centres an opportunity to see how the VANCOUVER (CP) -- the plans of the Greater heard and listened to," "We have funding of n.~wost innovation in education, one which allows Ascarchisunderwayfer Vancouver Regional Fraser told a news environmental groups in told each year what they have to spend - that much students to ccmmuuieate with televised instructors in someone to oversee District, fishermen who • conference. other exercises that are m~d no more - and project it over a four-year period. a main centre, with only the two-second delay of creation of a 11300,000 want to preserve the "There would be public' going on... we will look • The fundamental change, ossentially, then, is in the mtellite communication to confnse things. management plan for the salmon resource, logging meetings and workshops at that as the time management - which means control - of spending, Fraser River estuary and companies who use the and there would be every comes," Mair said. "If and in who has the power of decision. While the signal was good and transmission of both balance the interests of river, at least one in. input from environmental there is a demonstrated the signal bounced off the satellite and the B.C. Tel- It could be that governmentJs back in the hands ef environmental groups, dustrinl park and en. groups and interested need we will look at it the elected representatives of Parliament, and out of flggnd phone lines good, there was enough confusion industry, commercial vironmentallats who want citizens. The public will sympathetically." about how you worked the apparatus to tie things up Fraser acknowledged the greedy self-promoting clutches of the bureaucrats. fishing and four layers of to preserve the wetlands have an input. It's not Just Maybe. for about half an hour. government, flora and fauna, a case of holding a there are numerous The slight technical complications resulted in some The coordinator, ex. The federal and ,. meeting to tell the public factors and interests to be most musical feedback providing background sound poctod to be hired for the provincial environment what somebody is doing." considered in develol~ for us here, while nearly ripping the ears off the host in federal.provincial plan ministers John Fraser However, the federal a comprehensive within a month for an and Rare Mair signed the minister said It would not management plan. Vancouver. unspecified salary, will phase two agreement he possible to appoint An Environment CONSUMER Only a few of the assembled guests here, Dave have extensive biological Monday under which somebody from every Canada report obtained Maroney, Frank Howard, Val George and the high- and engineering expertise Ottawa and Victoria will environmental group or last year called for an end ways department head, Den Doyle, got to play with and great political skill to each contribute 11150,-000 trade union in B.C. to the to expansion in the COMMENT Dr. Pat McGeers new toy. reconcile conflicting in. duringatwo-yearterm to eight-member inter- estuary until a plan was The purpose of the experiment, and it is Just an terests, finance the co-ordlnater governmental group drawn up, but Fraser said A consumer, who regularly shopped in her local experiment, isn't to give the local politicos from A report written under and public participation which will oversee the co- there are no complete the program's first phase, in an overall ordinstor. solutions. shopping centre recently strayed into sn unfamiliar around the province a chance to chat, however. store, and was rather distressed to find a notable The provincial government has arranged for time which began in 1977, manngementplenforthe Mair said there has "There is always a warned that federal, ecologically sensitive been no consldm;atlon temptation to say don't do difference in prices between the two stores. She on the federal department of communications leased provincial and municipal estuary, given yet to whether anything until we can wondered that this was allowed, and wanted to know channel of Teisat's satellite. This program ends in agencies had policies for "I think it is of fun. environmental sroupa' work out a master plan how the consumer is protected if the stores were at May 1980, though. The hope is that Anik-C will be in the river that were not damental importance participation in the study with an absolute solution. liberty to set any price they wanted on their goods. place by then and a nmnher of channels will be open mutually reconcilable, that the people who live should be funded by ,. I regret to say I don't In Canada, the marketplace is based on a free en- for use by groups such as provincial education in addition, there are and play in this area be governments. think that is possible." terprise system, and the price that the consumer pays departments. The coats, however, are said to he i for goods is normally set by the retailer, with con- enormous for more than just experiments. straints on those prices provided by marketplace McGcer touted the trial program as the "most demand. In determining the prices he will charge, the Mgnifignnt nducationexperiment in this country." He IN AFRICA retailer must cunslder such factors as turnover rate of also suggested it might revolutionize the way we goods, employee wages, overhead costs, end the deliver education. amount of profit desired. Since these factors differ As no one took the initiative to pick up one of the with each store, prices therefore differ, end ~be phones and tell the good doctor his prescription for the France still plays role consumer is thus afforded a chdce in price and store. ailing education system is just a bendaide, he went on When the consumer encounters an increase in the to tell us it would be the tonic to cure the country's By JEFFREY ULBRICH within the Central African to take action after the first vital raw materials. prlco of a product, it may be due to increases in the unity crisis. PARIS (AP) -- The over. Empire and help to plan and reports of violence reached The initial 700 French retailer's operating costs, or to increases in the Although the live television programming of throw of Jean Bedel Bolmesa to execute the downfall of a Paris in January. But the troops sent into the Central wholesale price which he must pay for the product. courses, with the added facility of the newly designed as the emperor of the Central head of state it had sup- statement said France had African Empire to support been waiting for the appeal Wholesale price increases may be due to any of a conference call, might deal with prchlems in getting African Empire underscores c~oenrted for almost 14 years Desks were drawn from a mber of factors, such as weather conditions, supply enough eorolment for certain kinds of upgrading and the pivotal role France not appear to have to come from within the 1,500.man French force continues to play in her shocked the people here. country. maintaining order in "strife. ru~es, higlwr energy and labour costs, or the specialized course throughout the province, and might value of the dollar in relation to foreigh currencies. ~fer some additional access to resource personel 1~ former African colonies. torn Chad. Q~,~re ware Bckasaa was ousted, while What did shock Fren- In the two decades since brought In~ frem a smaller It is the respmmiblllty of the consumer to keep in- the larger sonther centres, it remains second best. visiting Libya, in a bloodless chmen, was the tardiness France divested itself of its force lpd.,lbrevlile, Gabon. formed of current trends and to excercise good con. Real live teachers in a classroom, where the with which their government vast African empire, it has Fr.ench military coup in which France played moved to end what it e4~led continued to play the role of sumer habits and Judgement in the marketplace~ for dynamics of human interaction can be put to work as an active role. authorities say France has example, shopping around for the best value, reading pert of the learning experience, can't be replaced. Her partlclpatton brought "acts contrary to the rights father protector, main. about 3,000 troops stationed of man," referring to the tainlng troops in and around in the East African country labels, and looking for substitute items. I'll not go into the problems of sophisticated quick denunciations from all recent, brutal killings in the the continent to back up pro. If you are concerned about a price increase, it may television viewers and the problems they'll have points of the French political emvire's capital of Bangul. of Djibouti, on the semltive spectrum -- not for in. Western regimes and to Horn of Africa; 1,800 in he worthwhile to consult the retailer or the firstly with the less professional BCIT productions and ensure the security of manufacturer about the reason for the increase. If secondly Jnst talking back Io the idiot box. Nor will I terfering in the affairs of an An official statement on Senegal, also the location of independent country, but for the Sept. 20 coup that thousands of French a major air base, in West Af- you feel that the increase is umvarranted, make them dwell on the problems involved in classrooms without clv.lltans. rica; about 500 in Oabos on instructors. not having done so sooner. brought former President aware of your dissatisfaction, either verbally or by That President Vslery David Dacho hack to power It ako has po~ed billions the west-central coast, and refusing to purchase the product st that price. A I will, however, make the observation that if Gtscerd d'Esteing and his end restored the old Central of aid dollars into the about 400 more in Ivory retailer who continues to charge a price that is alexander Graham Bell had allowed the politicians in government should work African Republic, said the francophone countries, Coast on the underbelly of unacceptable to his ~cnstomera will soon lose those on the first telephone call, they'd still be on the line. with a dissident faction French government decided many of which are sources of the West African bulge. customers The I~rald, Wednesday, October 3, 1979, Page $ Terry Winter comes across as sincere

By DON SCHAFFE.R musicians, and a dignified and persuasive speech by S~atford who attends the Evangelical Free Church in The Promise of Eternal Life. Even if you are not a I attended the Terry. Winter Terrace Alive crusade Winter, which had at least thirty people waiting to Terrace led the audience in a hymn-sing. One of the Christian, and even ff you do have res~vations about; at the R~.M. Lee Theatre, with some reservations. I accept Christ us their saviour at the end of the most impressive parts of the ~thering is that not just evangellmn per se, the group Terry Winter works with ~pected to be dunned with requests for money, in the evening. the evangelical branch of the Christian religion was are eztremely entertaining and very talented, and manner of the notorious TV evangelists such as Winter's speech was the final event on the program represented. Winter I/mself is not off-putting. Sincere and honest Jimmy Bakker of the PTL Club. which lasted about two hours. The entire program was It was not geared to the stereotyped "Jesus- about his work, he presents an interesting and en- The evening was a pleasant surprise, however, with professional, but that is not to say that it was slick, jumper" crowd which readers of the Grapes of Wrath terteining evening. Admission is free, and nll shows Winter's program featuring very good singers and fl~ared to the hellfire and damnation level that some would expect, but w~s a controlled evening of sur- take place at the R.E.M. Lee theatre. evangelists choose to operate on. Winter does not seek prisingly intelligent argument for the adoption of the to convert the people by literally scaring the Hell out Christian faith, and the hymns which were sung were of them. non-denominational songs of devotion. His approach is sincere and warm, and rather than After the singalong, the pastor of the Alliance threats of Satan and the negative side of Christianity, Church in Terrace, led the group in a prayer, which Winter emphasizes the positive aspect of the religion moved into a plano duet by the Bowker Brothers, as it is lived by those who he refers to as real Holdan and Mel, who hail from Edmonton. These two, Christians, those who really wish to be forgiven their every bit as talented and polished an Salmond and sns, and who try to live their lives according to the Mulder, played for about ten minutes and received {e.nets of the faith. respectful silence during their performance and a The program Monday night was centred on the good deal of applause afterwards. theme of "Love, Sex and Happiness:" It was termed a Salmond and Mulder played a brief two-song "youth night," and the evening'was geared toward the medley ~f what I assume would be original material, younger members of the audience. At least 65 per cent then the feattre of the evening, the talk by Winter on of the audience was under 25 years of age, and a good • the theme of love, sex, happiness and their respective percentage were young tco~agcrs. places in God's scheme of things for man on earth. The evening began with the folk.singing duo of Ron Without going into the details of the speech, it is fair Salmond and Mike Mulder, who started the en- to say that the arguments presented gave the most tertaimnent with the best version of The House at solid agnostic in the crowd thought about Christianity. Pooh Corner I have heard since the Nitty Gritty Dirt Although some of the points he made were on Bapd did it years ago. motherhood issues, points no one could possibly argue The pair sang four numbers, all of high quality and with, he also provided some insights surprising to most with a Christian bent without being preachy. those accustomed to the banality of TV talk-show They are exlrernely pleasant to listen to, and along Christians. with that, they are entertaining to watch. Winter said Although that was my first live crusade, I was that they are the best in the country, and althou3h he dsfinitely impressed with Terry Winter and his. may he slightly biased, the two are good. "team." Terrace Alive continues all through the Winter then said hello to the crowd, and then Bob week, ending on Sunday with the show's theme being

TERRACE

Bowling scores IMPORTANT NEWS ~i111 The Monday mixed team mixed Is the Lumb~ Kings ladle= highs with a 279 and leaders are the Comets with with 20 points. Bill :Young flnidted:..with a 683 total, : i 17 points followed by Co-op holds a 245 for mess high l~'a~m top average is a ~4 Insurance with 15 and the ABOUT THE average, with Chris Coombs held by Dcug Mumford while Travellers with 12 in bowling tolding a 237 for ladies high. Wmnle Tozer and Gilds in Terrace. Team highs went to Tilllcum Edgar both hold a 204 for The Hopeluls took the Theatre who had a 1902 ladies high average. team highs last week by single and finished with a There are still team CANADA SAVINGS BONDS rolling a 1020 single and total d ~. Bin Young qpenings on some of the finishing with a 2733 total. rolled a 31S for mess high ladies leagues. Wednesday Mera highs went to Dell single while high triple went matinee has a babysitter Bjomsm who had a 316 to Dell Bjornson with a 771. provided for a nominal fee, YOU NOW OWN. single and a 722 triple total. Ladies high went to Sherry Floating spares are also S~aron Lewis rolled a 238 for Reaney with a 261aingle~ and meded by most leagues, It isdiea high s~L~!e:with the finished with a 648'triplel ~u want mow informatim BONUSES DUE ON ISSUES YIELD INCREASED ON triple high going to C. Friday mixed sees As It contact the bowling alley at Campbell. Mens high Falls leading with 22 points, ~5-5911. FiVE ISSUES average is a 241 held by Dell DATED BEFORE 1974 i!' followed by Pot Luck and Bowl-a-spiel entry forms • Effective from November 1, 1979 the average annual yield Bjornson with Sylvia Fum~ Five both with 19 ~e now out and should be If you own unmatured Canada Savings Bonds dated prior Srnthers sporting a 185 for points. Team highs went to to.November 1, 1974, you are entitled to a special cash bonus to maturity on issues dated November 1, 1974 to November 1,' returned as soon as possible 1978 has been increased to 101/4%. the ladies' high average. Thirsty Crew with a to ensure your spot in the payment on November 1, 1979. Here are the eligible Series and Tuesday Coffee has the single of 1070 and finished Spiel, to be held on Nov. 2, 3 the amounts payable per $100 face value: Orphans leading with 15 with a 3099 triple. Roy rod4, Entries can be mailed Cash Bont,s Payable 1974/75,1975/76 AND 1976/77 SERIES points followed closely by the Clifford roiled a 301 for mess to the address on the form or ...... Ser_i~.,s__...... "...... _N3~ve. mbe__..xr !t 197_9_...... Go~ers with 14 and the Holders of these Series will receive the new, higher return llgh single, while the high dropped off at the bowling 1967/68 ($22) $32.50 Headpins in third with 12. b'Iple wenl to Dong Mumford in the form of a cash bonus payable on the maturity date.of the alley. Closing dates for 1968/69 ($23) $23.50 bonds. The cash bonus increases the ettective annual yield on The Orphans had the team with a 749. Gilds Edgar took retries is Oct. 26. high single with a 1015 while 1970/71 ($25) $16.75 these bonds to 101/4% from November 1, 1979 to maturity. Here Goo[ers roiled a 2786 for 1971/72 ($26) $19.75 are the bonuses payable per $100 face value: team high triple. Ladies' 1972/73 ($27) $20.25 llgha went to Wlmie Tozer DISTRICTOF TERRACE 1973/74 ($28) $20.50 Cash Bonus Payable who had a 290 single and (Holders of the Centennial Series, dated Nov. 1,1966 and maturing on Nov. 1, Series Maturity Date at Maturity finished with a 613 total. 1979, will receive at maturity a cash bonus of $30.75 per $100 face value.) 1974/75 (S29) Nov. 1, 1983 $2.50 High average for the league ADVISORYllECREATION These cash bonuses, which were introduced in 1974, 1975/76 ($30) Nov. 1, 1984 $4.75 is a 190 held by Gllberte increase• the effective~ annual YiC bId on the bonds to 10/,2l OVo from 1976/77 ($31) Nov. 1, 1985 $8.00 Hioux. September 1, 1974 to October.~"V1,197g. Eva Wilkinson took the COHHISSIHAPPOIHTHEHT To receive your cash bonus, you have to hold your bond ladies' highs on Tuesday The District of Terrace would appreciate receiving an A. FINAL BONUS AT MATURITY to maturity. You can however continue to cash your m/xed with a 263 single and a coupons or interest cheques each year and still be entitled ~1 total Mess highs went to indication from persons Interested In serving on the In additi0n to the November 1, 1979 cash bonus, you will E~hie Hidber who had a 296 Terrace Advisory Recreation Commission, also receive a final cash bonus payment, providing you hold to the cash bonus. sidle and a Wlple of 780. these bonds to maturity.~o With t'he. final bonll,~, your'bonds wdl 1M~os high average is a 253 The Advisory Recreation Commission Is a voluntary c0_ntinue t_0_y_!.e_!_d10 {~.~/o !othe,r2na!.urity date...... 1977/78 AND 1978/79 SERIES held by Cy Renney, while Council appointed agency, whose function Is to advise Final Cash Bonos Diane Bell holds ladies' high the Recreation Commlttue of Council, on such matters Effective from November 1, 1979 these Series will now lhyable at Maturity yield 101/4% interest for each remaining year to maturity. average with a 204, The Old concerning the broad spectrum of Recreation as may ...... S_eri_'es...... M a turi ty Da !e..... Pc@$1.00 Face Val_u.'_e .. went from time to time be referred to the Advisory Timers took team highs 1967168 ($22) Nov. 1, 1980 $ 4.50 With the increased rote of return, holders of Regular m 1146 single and a 3094 Recreation Commission by Council. In some areas, the Interest Bonds of these Series will now receive an annual triple tots]. League leaders Advisory Recreation Commission may, on their own 1968/69 ($23) Nov. 1, 1982 $11.75 interest payment of $102.50 per $1,000 face value each are Sesame Street with 25 Initiative, make suggestions for the betterment of 1970171 ($25) Nov.,l, !981 $ 5.50 Novemlher 1, beginning in 1980, until the bonds mature. points followed by Lucky Recreation within the District, to the Recreation 1971/72 ($26) Nov. 1, 1980 $ 2.75 Seven with 20 and the Old Commlttas of Council. 1972/73 ($27) Nov. 1, 1984 $17.00 For Compound Interest Bonds, interest will now Timers and Jim's Esso, both 1973/74 ($28) Nov. 1, 1985 $21.50 accumulate at the new rate of 10/410 Yoa year. This interest is with 18. NI Interested persons are requested to contact Mr...... ~T-" ...... payable when the bonds are redeemed or at maturity. Here's Wednesday Matinee has Bob Hallsor, Clerk.Administrator, District of Terrace, HOW TO CLAIM YOUR NOVEMBER 1, how the value of a $100 Compound Interest Bond as;ill the Coffee Wippors leading either personally at the Municipal Office, or by with 19 points followedby the telaphonlng 635.6311. 1979 BONUS /~ .ow~o~: Early l~isers with 17 points Simply takeyour bond to any bank or other ~ ~-..._--~@ 1977/78 Series 1978/79 Series md the Gutter Tramps in authorized Canada Sav!ngs Bond issuing agent. As \~-~.-.-~/ ""..~.~= Nov. 1, 1979 $115.81 $109.50 ~rd with I~. Team highs r, roof of payment they !1 remove the upper left .~;.- ~ '..._--~--C~ Nov. 1, 1980 $127.69 $120.72 went to the Cctfee Wlppers [land corner antl the bond will then be g,ven back .._ :~._~ "~'~_~.~ Nov. 1, 1981 $140.77 $133.10 with a 10~8 single and a ZS56 to you. Remember, you do not have to redeem ' ~~ ~: ~-"~ Nov. 1, 1982 $155.20 $146.74 triple. Ladies high single vohr Im)nd or clip any of the interest coupons ,.~=-. ""/-':~: ~ ~--,~ Nov. 1, 1983 $171.11 $161.78 went to Hang Mumford with Jn order to get this cash bonus payment. ~ :: ~ Nov. 1, 1984 $188.65 $178.36 a 253, with Pat Sheiehuk Starting October 9 you can make advance .~'~:... :~¢---- ..~" Nov. 1, 1985 $207.99 $196.65 having a 658 triple total. arrangements to claim your special cash bonus. "-.~"-: .. {.~-~ - ~"" Nov. 1, 1986 $229.30 High nverage is a 204, held If you act in October, allthepaperwork in connection "--~ '--'.4:~" ~" by Diane Francis. ' whh the pavment of the cash bonus will be done for ~-Z_~ ~ ~ =--~-\ ", 3 Ladies high single and you imme~ately and the transfer of funds will take d-'~-'=-~ ~ ~-=~ / ~ple went to Eva Wilkimon place automatically on November 1. with a 294 single and a 641 triple total. Eva also holds a 1~ for ladies high average in Wednesday night ladies. The Road Runners took team CANADA SAVINGS BONDS lt[Iha with a 986 single and a ! 2595 triple total. League i leaders are the Silhouettes A GREAT CHOICE ,i with 23 points followed by Scramblers with 19 and New Canada Savings Bonds yield 101/4% every year for ? years. Wednesday Witches with 16, On s~tleC ctober 9th. :i Top team in Thursday lilt i, TI~ Ikrak~ W~dMily, Odob~r 3, 1979

Yourlndividual D Horoscope CROSSWOR 1 2 3 9 10 11 ------Frances Drake----- i 12 NI,3 (Mar. II to Apr. 19)t~ night event =rrr = I 15 Negotiate home ira- 24 Chemical i'° Ni" I provement loans. Attend to th compound ,18 [ 19 12o I estate matters. Suggest to a 25 Actress: close one a trip for two to a Patrida -- 24 25 faraway place. Entertain at .13. Shoe width 41Ruses 5 French and 26 Irish or 11!!tll home. 26 27 IS J • AU~Us t~ 13 Fldo's treat 45 A long Dutch Mulligan (Apr. 20 to May 20) 14 Director time ago 6 Abstract 27 Toreador's A fine time for creative Kazan " 48 FlOwer being challenger . N=l Melting Pot activity and communications 15 Type of 50 Curved 7 Badgered 28 Vague with loved ones. Trust hun- path molding 8 Hair phrase Iii 1 I Grown Cold? ches re work and business 17 At brad 51 Playwright dye =9 Word with deals. Romance improves. 18 Make Wiesel 9 Pub request luck I GEMINI 20) ]][~" 3S Dubs again i J42 ~ 44 (May 21 to June beloved 52 Meadow 10 Creek "ll_,__!._ !11 ° I I INI By Abigail Van Buren Say yes to an offer for 19 Place of 53 Equal 11 On a -- with 33 Parsley iniquity 54 Weakens 16 Powdery garnish ; 1979 by ChlciOO Tribune.N.Y. News Synd. Inc. financial assistance. ."="] = I_1 Implement new work ideas. 21 Income, for 55 Reaction 20 Poetic 33 -- annum Romance is dreamy and a paper to a mouse contraction Television DEAR ABBY: You said we should open our doors to the singles may contemplate 23 Heavy Avg. solution time: 25 rain. fare "boat people," because we all came from other countries and marriage. 26 Mink item 33 Prevent IM'II iiii were made welcome, right? CANCER ®~ =quUl 39 Airfield CRYPTOQUIP Wrong! When our country was new, we bad plenty of wide (Jane 21 to July 22) 30 Chemical runway open spaces and needed help from the immigrants to build A cheerful attitude the key suffix 42 Songwriter VZPQQ YKAK'TAPRLOC PZPYVC'v our nation. to work success. Writing, 31 Extreme Porter We needed the Chinese to build our railroads, the Scan- creative projects, and YTCPO PYYLC JNQQCJOLNR dinavians to work our forests, the Finns to work in our children's interests are conservative 43 Swiss artist mines, and the Germans to work in our factories.We needed favorably accented 32 Word with 44 Neighbor Yesterday's Cryptequip -- OUI% BORED STUDENTS the Jews to teach us business, the Italiansto teach us how to LEO ft~r~ fishing of Minn. CREWED ON "HOW NOW, BROWN COW?" make wine, and the Irish to teach us how to fight! (J~y = toAug. 22)~ 33 Greek 45 Explosive Today's Cryptoqnipclue: T equals R I hope I didn't leave out anybody. Private talks with family portico sound AL IN ALBUQUERQUE The Cryptoqulp is a simple substitution dpher In which each are beneficial. Capitalize on 34 Hesitant !INIUISIEIDIDIAINIAI 46 Mature JIGIEIAIRISiSITIEIMI letter used stands for another. If you think that X equals O, it DEAR AL: How about the French who taught us to make new creative hunches. Local sounds 47 Understand will equal O throughout the puzzle. Single letters, short words, love? And the Austrians who taught us to make strudel? visits may lead to romantic 35 Stroke, as 8-3 49 Neighbor and words using an apostrophe can give you clues to locating And what did we learn from the Hungarians, the British, introductions. a cat Answer to yesterday's puzzle. of Miss. vowels. Solution is accomplished by trial and error. the Slavs, the Scotch, the Russians, the Spanish, the Swiss? vine Readers? (Aug. 23 to Sept. 22) Write letters to blends and DEAR ABBY: This problem is mine only indirectly, but accept invitations. Your social because I love the person whose problem it is, I am askin~ Ute is on the upswing, Trust for your help. financial hunches. Plan your the AMAZING SPIDERMAN 'By Stan Lee and John Romita This lovely lady has met with a terrible tragcdy. She lost dream house. her dog. It wasn't just an ordinary dog, Abby, it was a Shih. LIBRA tzu, and a more lovable and intelligent dog I've never seen. (Sept. 23 to Oct. 22)'ss'~ ~ He was almost human, and my friend couldn't have loved her Private talks bring career MAN# BLIT THb"~'S /Jk ~ . I.,~ 3~ own baby more. benefits. New moneymaking She placed ads in all the local newspapers, and begged the. schemes should be launched. wHew P~oP~ ~==_ TV broadcasters to mention it, offering a large reward for A p.m. inspiration leads to THOLI~HT ~= its return. (They rcfusedJ She even called a service in San YOU W6R6 ~==~: Francisco whose business it is to find lost pets. Nothing has creative results. worked. SCORPIO ~ My friend hasn't been able to sleep or eat since she lost (Oct. 23 to NOV. 21) ~'~ -/cjJ HAWAWAY TT ~ her dog, and I am afraid of what might happen to her. Can Accept invitations from a you help? distance. Success in travel, CONCERNED FOR CAROL publicity and educational matters. Talks with advisers DEAR CONCERNED: Only one who has lost a loving pet bring fresh insights, can know how Carol feels. But she must accept the fact that SAGrrr~sus ~ she may never see her precious dog again, and learn to deal (Nov. 22 to Dec. 21) •with her grief, l suggest she quit looking for the dog and Capitalize on career and find a therapist instead. financial opportunity. Keep negotiations confidential. DEAR ABBY: Please print this for CONSIDERING Recognize an ESP connection CATFISH By Roger Bollen and Gary Peterman IT-the 64-year-old woman who is considering surgery to between you and a friend. enlarge her breasts. CAPRICORN 'V~ I am 24, and have always had a very small bosom. For . (Dec. 22 to Jan. 19) . yeaTs.Iwas ashamed of myterrible "handicap" and wouldn't Introduce loved ones to your be e~pght dead without mY p~dded bra. " Last year I fell m love with a wonderlul man and agomzed friends. Career hunches are over the fact that one day he would learn the truth about my valuable. Partnership har- bosom. mony leads to a decision re Well, that day came, and never in my entire life have I joint assets. been so embarrassed! But this sweet and loving man just AQUARIUS ~ smiled kindly, and told me that he had suspected it for a long (Jan. 20 to Feb. 18) time, but it didn't make a particle of difference to him] Listen to the ideas of He let me know then, and has every day since, that he superiors re work. Get in loves me just the way God made me-small bosom and all. touch with friends at a With his love and reassurance, I have thrown away all my distance. Help loved ones with padded bras (after 12 years) and I am no longer the least bit their tasks or pet projects. ashamed of being flat-chested. ~ . . .__ _ _ , .... _ ,., I hope that CONSIDERING I'P ,~lli.,~J~aR~.e~howlittle #if- (Feb. 19 to Mar. 20) ference the size of one's bust really makes. Attend a cultural event with If someone as wonderful as my man loves me the way I am, why should I despise myself? a loved one. Leisure time FLAT BUT FULFILl,El) act!vities are happily ac- cented. Existing romantic ties DEAR FULFILLED: Thanks for giving all those fiat- are strengthened. the WIZARD OF ID By Brant Parker and Johnny Hart chested girls a much-needed llft. Their 34 AA-cups runneth over. YOU BORN TODAY are nervous, high-strung and idealistic. Attracted to the limelight and avant-garde T~AL.INe ~I FLAeFoLENJ /~pH,~n occupations, you can be an i w,=,.i |,,.w - innovator in your chosen field. II \ tljf i , -

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TUNE.UP Even exploration said hazardous not morethan VANCOUVER (CP) -- pobtic health Which may be uatt,~e and some of which, which waste material was peared to have a "Further, some small Public health may be Jeopardisnd," Wenilard sold. have already demonstrated thrown over a bank into a distressingly cavalier at- lakes in southern B.C. $40.53 $51.89 $59J6 jeopardized by Inadequate Wonlsrd has a practice at themselves to be of practical drinking water stream t/rude towards the ingestion contaIn in excess of 10,000 PLUS TAX controls over uranium ax- Clearwater near the BirCh slgnifleance." during exploration at Birch of waters Idgh In radon parts par billion uranium 4 cyhnde'~ ~ 6 cyhnder 8 cyf,nder ido~atlon In Canada, eald a Island uranium exploration Woellard wrote that the Ts¼nd. He said that only the content." which ie two orders of /J Replace Spark Plugs member ~t the B.C. Medical are now under lnves~ation uranium reconnalsaance insoluble nature Of that Consulting geologist magnitude higher than that Ign,hon po,nls ~.~ Aueciatim Tuesday. by Consolidated Rexspar program (a federal- particular ore prevented Douglas Leighton of Vs,- commonly observed In mine Condenser, Rotor Dr. Robert Wcollard made Minerak and Cbsmicais Ltd. provincial survey of "significant contamination" couver presented a paper Wllh new Mol0rcrafl paris waters." k ~ AdJuSt t,m,ng, carburetor and bell5 k the sui~estion In a paper potential uranium teaser- of the stream. " wldeh stressed the need to J~ •Check DlStrlt:}ulo, cap cooJ,ng presented to the royal He was not at Tuesday's cna) did not involve public He urged the commission monitor carefully any water Leighton stated that en- System hoses = '= e/nnmiselon hearings but Ida vironmental effects In the spark plug w,res, co,L PCV r" '~ ~ eemnd~lon of inquiry Into heelt'~ authorities in areas toensurethat flowing through 1,ration w. uranium mining in B.C. paper was made available. whevatheremlghthavehenn knowledgeable health tunnels over ne~,~ exposed early stages of exploration a, Idle, and gasor,ne t,,er Wnollard is chairman of the He is expected to attend legi~;lmate concern about personnel eupervise ura- uranium ore be~anae ura- are "indeed insi8nifieant Friday's hearings to answer Includes hghltrucks and =mporls BCMA's environmental pob~le health u a result of nlum exploration which nium is transported in this and it le extremely unlikely Pa~ls and lai:)our ,ncluded ~ i health committee and a ~eatinrm. th~ pro~am'a findings, involvess~ sha~= or way. that any reasonable ex- mumher of the Canadian Woollard .said large He said the i~alth depart- .dry. ~ holee, "Our own experience has ploration activity results In Medical Aeaectatlnn. amounts of money spent on monthasnoprovislominlts ~e said ~cencarn arose been that uranium mine exposing uranium values or "The preaont system, or uranium exploration will budget to obtain the test from testimony at the public waters generally contain radiation levels which are Terrace Totes Ford Sales Ltd. nonsystem, of nominal l~obably result In "effective water samples necessary to hearings;in AtiIn earlier this lees dissolved uranium than not commonly observed in • 4531 Kelth Ave. I~.49M nature -- often in densely responsibility by Atomic pressure at very high checkThe fordoctor mIning described poUutlon. as ~;cta't~ewr?~ gee°l~:tnS- can bo found in some ditebes Energy Control Board political levels" to make In the Okanagan Valley," he populated agricultural delegated through the mines' sure that uranium mining is "rathereavalier"thewayIn nalssance program ap- wrote. arcan." Inspectors, whose training eventually approved in B.C. | I I I may be nmrglaal, must be He said in the paper that looked upon as being totally exploration causes specific Inadequate, particularly health concerns -- "some of from the point of view of the which are of a theoretical BUSINESS DIRECTORY Deals threaten IIp Plumbing • Heating • Commercial Servicing Residential - Indueh'tal • Specializing Gas Flfllng NO IF OPEN shooting inquest ,end Sheet Metal Shop • TORONTO (CP) -- Back- report what she Yellowhmd Hay stage legal manoeuvres have •d•b•i as the diarnptive threatened to abort the can. conduet of :Martin and Ch 'lie Bel iger & Grain ALEX'S BODY SHOP trove,sial inqusst Into the lViichaelMendel, a criminal PLUMBING & HEATING' LTD. . Completeline of livestock feed end supplement death of Andrew (Buddy) 1~ l~ofe~or at Oegnode 'Unique Bathronm Boutique' • Clean and utility graln in the old McEwan's Shop Evans, a black man who was law school, to the La~ - Founts and feeders for all livestock shot to death by poUce one Society of Upper Canada. 4435 LAKELSE AVENUE - Dry dog & cat food (Across from the Sheens Hotel) year ago., Martin; who refused to ap • Pet travelling cages made to measure Doris Evans, the dead pear at the inquest Monday P.O. Box $34 PHONE 635.9319 man's mother, attempted afternoon to deliver his TERRACE, B.C. VSG 4Be OR 635.9320 ?uesday to lay a charge ot euminatlon, also drew Install & Service OSO, Wood • Oil Furancea 3315 Clark St. 635-3867 4513 Grelg 635-2326 necond-degree murder crlUeism from Dr. Milton for agalnnt John Clark, the referring in a published Toronto constable who killed interview to the Evans

her son. r inqueat as a polifl~l tool.. Evans,, 24, formerly of EASTSIDE ,o.o. NORTHWESTPIPE Halifax, wu shot Aug. 9, Mendel because he had GROCER Y & LA UNDR OMA T .,,. s.. w..,~ . e.o..,~.,.o .,..~,.0 t978, 1~ a scuffle with police accused the coroner on AND EQUIPMENT LTD, ~utaide a tavern. Monday of a "blatant denial Feering that ~dlngs b.ic r~hte"by r~,-~g OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK ~galnat the officer could PIPE, PLUMBING SUPPLIES. PUMPS, ~bort the i~lUmt, Crown ,to:- grant Martin an ad- To Serve You HOSES, NUTS AND BOLTS, FENCING, ',ttorney RobertMcgee dress to the Juw.... WATER SOFTENERS -- AND MORE -- ~lephoned l~a~,, Fauiknar,, In. her address to theJury, WEEKDAYS 6-11 WEEKEHDS 9-11 TERRACE I supervisor i~ ithe ~offlce"of~ Dr/Milton defended the 5239 Keith Avenue - Near B.C. Hydro ~e Justices of the peace, to Me~po,tou To'cain paste 4438 Lakelse 635-2104 P,O.~ A.~,.. .'equeat that any charges department and criticized 635-7158 against Clark be delayed. macheteEvansforte theCarryingtaverntea YOUR FRIENDLY CONVENIENCESTORE o,w • ,cLAN .3,.35o5 The Ontario Coroner's Act Jays a coroner must settle a dispute with a , , , tischarge the Jury and close bouncer. ' I •he Inqusst once charges are aid In connecUon with the 'She" asked the jurors , Terrace Eleotronio Repairs Lid, GLACIER :bath. Toronto "where machetes | Jurors were considering may be carried to 'settle I SElVliI6 TERRACE & KITIHAT :oday the 11 weeks of argumanis, ordoyou want to I .,%,00 4418 Legion AVOHO i. I ~timony in the Inquest, haveforce unafraida well-trainedthey to enterwanted poUceinto a IiI " ,O.A*"~ AUTHORIZEDSERVICE LA " .~, . ! ~hich began IS months ago, ~ut has bean Interrupted dangerous situation risking I ~ . ~" Terrace, B.C. L ,I ' ~@ DEPOT " . ,everal times. th~ ownlives." ~0~ " Phlllps, Magnevox, Zenith S (0~J)~ Earlier Tuesday, as I •~oroner Dr, Margaret Sanyoo Toshiba . S A Complete Glass.and ~ilten began an emotion- Rights I Mon,.Sat. -- 9 a.m. • 6 p.m. .barged• address to the four- Friday -- 9 e.m. - 9 p.m, Aluminum Service =ember JtL,~J, Mrs. Evans s aid ,4633 Lakelea 435-4543 , and 13 other spectators walked out of the inquest room. FREE .e.0,Mix Concrete, Sand, Gravel, Top Soil, Drain Jack Pinks'sky, lawyer for the issue Rock, Patio Blocks, Concrete Gravel, Bags of Cement, the Evans family, and his as- aistant David MartIn also VANCOUVER TERRACEHOTEL 6'FT WiIIFICATES ,/,Yard Concrete Mixer Available for Rent. D~/~ # were not in the hearing room Genuhle detente between the ' WE DELIVER SATURDAYS. ~ ,~ ,;! .,.. Soviet Union and the U.S. For these Items'.' ' PHONE 535.3935 when Dr. Milton announced cannot be achieved unto her intention to cite humanrighta in the U.S.S.R, "k kur teeth , bear claws F.J.H. READY MIX BILLIARDS & AMUSEMENTS l"inkofeky for contempt • Consh'uctlon Ltd. iL before Divisional Court for ure assured, Soviet dissident ~'WOHteeth , beaver teeth ~~ :::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: Vladlmlr Bukovsky said ' ~~ , WE ALSO SELL, SERVICE & REPAIR ALL YOUR his "sarcastic, intimidating ~=day. , moose or deer antlers (s,no,eor~,Jr) ,OME BRUNSWICKPRODUCTS. and ridiculing manner" "With totalitarian states, during the hearing. • you can't commit them to Available atthe front desk of the 3213 KALUMSTREET The 43.year.old lawyer certain agreements Jmt by a Plant Off Kromm Road was admitted to hospital piece d paper." TERRACEHOTEL Thornhill TERRACE. S.C. PHONEb35-2473 Saturday complaining of Bukovsky, 36, was exiled ' - chest pains. from the Soviet Union in 19']6 .T.,lstlng 19 specific charges as part of an exchange that against the lawyer, Drl saw Chile release Com- Milton said she would have munlat leader Lois Corvalan criticizedthe lawyer earlier, from prison and send him to ;TARBOARD N VAN'SOOHTRAOTIH6 but she was afraid It might exile in Moscow. affect the p~lflon of Mrs. Bukovsky, a biologist Furniture Repair ' Evans in the eyes of the Jury. studying at Cambridge • "If there had only been the University In England, had PiCKs,.YRC ~u,. HTS ~Restoratioas, Hope Chests . odd Incident I would have been in and out of Soviet disregarded this because of prises for 12 years ca a 21'..&t°Accessories30' ,Sailboats TO,, ~ Custom Made Furniture, leflaisbili the emotional atmosphere result of actively cam- surrounding this bearing," poiBning for human rights. ~- ~ General hildill Coatractlal Dr. Milton said. Soviet officials referred to 635-3OOI "But the consistent ~'~--~-~" ~;;-1 -~"~ ~ . fo~"~ff~..' " him as a common criminal Ken Hansen /OLU U,~LS~ L~O ~,~ ~D06~ 2610 Kalum 636-6686 Terrace needless badgering of wit- and a subversive. nesses, the contemptuous "You can't achieve real i tone and content of Mr. peace in the world if you are Pinks,sky's references to not allowing human rights," myself and others at this In- Bukowky told an dudlence of quest leeds me of necessity 400 at the University of B.C. CUlrldEUIW ' Wayside Groceries to take this step to try to "I see a certaIn linkage l~otect other courts and to between human rights in the 4711-G Keith Ave. restore my high regard of Soviet Union and the _ u"te IL[G Idlr IE &gWqnterprises the ieRni profession." security of other countries." ~.r trio.all)('-n~c.il'.('l' store Dr,, Milton also said she CC-©P MUSIC FOR ALL OCCASIONS 3224 Ka!um Street,Terr e HOURS: • ' OWN AN AVIS FRANCI41SE" Netural Foods-- Books-- Local Crafts' W~kd~. 7:30 am - 12:30 am Avis ts looking for a select few business people to , ANYONE CAN SHOP AT DELIGHTS... Wayne 4~.~14 ERNIE LIIS.4~ll operate Avis Franchise(s) In the Prince Rupert and-or ONLY MEMBERS GE T DISCOUNTS W.ken~, 10:00 am - 11:00 pm Days ¢IB.62~ Terrace area(s), I l Pros.~lve IicenH who qualify will loin 1he Avis i World Wide System: tho largest In the world. We sre L looking for motivated, aggressive, businesspeople who already are, or want to be, their own boss but who G NOW OPEN A I'ecognlze the additional benefits of working within a I Smooth Sailing R g successful organization. Statue, a name that sells, a C G H Industrial Cleaning working support system, sales force and national to the edvortlslng all add to the financial benefits of being an Ltd. Avis Franchise Licensee, I B&G o "WE TRAVEL -- YOUR HOURS" AViS y 2701 South Kalum St. M Steam Cleaning and Pressure Washing If Intorest.edplease contact: 635-6180 A Pk~no 638-1634 or 635-3S45 Mr. T. Mute ca 3212 KALUM PHONE 636-6357 From 4 a.m. p il p.m. T Avis Transport of Canada Ud.. ii sial "MP. 4014t&lcLeod Trail South East Calgary, Alberta 1"303R/. (403) 3434401 AVIS WeAry harder Call us at 635-6357 -9 to 5 i

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:• :" COMMUNITY ;:' CLASSIFIED RATES SUBSCRIPTIONRATES :,Iii~0W Ni; :EVENT~":: 24: SITUATi0Ns:::. : LOCAL ONLY: SUaSCRIPTIQN ' SERVICES ~n wOrds or less 52.00 per In. RATES • WA"TED! ' settles. Over 20 wOrds 5 cents Effective SKEENA HEALTH UNIT B.C. Old Pensioners Tea & FOUND: 5016 Pork Ave. Qualified carpenter, per wOrd. October I, 19/| 2-3215 Eby St. Bazaar will be hold Sat., Trailer Court. Black part Crab apples for sale. 20c lb. For Sale by owner. 3 BR 3or more comecutive insertions 5ingle Copy 20c tradesman fully equipped Ph. 638-1973. (p5-30) S1.50per insertion. By Carrier ruth 3.00 Terrace, B.C. Nov. 3, 1979 at Terrace Persian male cat. White feet with air tools. Available for house 10 years old. Full By C~rrier year 33.00 635-4307 Arena Banquet Rm. from & chest. White on nose. renovations, custom basement, electric furnace REFUNDS: By Mall 3 mth. 15.00 CHILD HEALTH CON- 1:30 p.m. to 4:30 p.m. (nc. Store Fixtures for Sale. on .78 acre lot. 1~0,000. Nso First insertion charged for ByMell 6mth25.00 Phone 635-9373. (nc-5-30) cabinets, arberlto-formlca Phone during the day. W~nether run or not. ByMall year 4S.00 FERENCES 2N) 21 cu. in. freezer. Pb. 635. Installations. Will consider 6354576 AbsOlutely no refunds after ad .Senior Citizen yur 20.00 Weekly at Eby St. Every all other types of finishing 31e7. (p10.170) h4s been set. Tues. 1:30.3:50 p.m. Phone United Church Bazaar (ctfn.2.10-?9) British Commonwealth and work. Phone after 6 pro. Ask CORRECTIONS: United States of America one for appointment. December 1, 1979. (nc.IO) for Don. 3 bdrm. home, 1176 sq. ft. Mt~t be made before second year 55.OO Held at Thornhlll Elem., 4th Lost from behind Smiling 635-57011 ~(40 IoeY shack, wired and Completely finished Imertlon. ' O.O.R.P. finished. For more Into' Allowance can be made for only 6ox 399, Terrace, B.C. Tues. of every month from Jack's Restaurant. 2 suit• (cS-SO) basement, I~droom, same, one Incorrect ed. V8G 2M9 1:30 . 3:30 pm. Phone for Annual rases, 1 blue canvas with phone 635-5261. (c5-90) large laundry room, rK appointment. Babysltters FALL BAZAAR straps. Reward. Ph. 635.2490. room, fireplace, large lot, IOX NUMIERS: HOME DELIVERY 120,000 BTU forced.air oll 7S cents pickup. Terrace 8, District who bring children must & TEA gas heat. For more details or 51.75 mailed. Thernhlll & District have parents' written con. November 17, 1979 Coleman furnace and an to view I~on'e635-6055 after Phone 635-6351 (nc-16N) A~ro model 1000-30 oll hot sent for Immunization. Tender reverb vllrolux 4:30 pro; (pS.100) CLASSIPIJD DISPLAY: water heater. $150 each. Like Rates available upon request. Kltlmat & District ADULT IMMUNIZATION amplifier twln speakers 4 CLINICS The Angllcan Church Bazaar now condition. Phone 635• Phons 632-274/ channel Input. Ph. 635.2009 3 BR home with 'full NATIONAL CLASSIFIED Every Mon. and Wed. from 3 will be held S&t. Nov. 24, ~lU~; requires stenographer 2317. (p5-90) RATE: after 6 pro. Nso wanted to blsement on 70x220 foot lot The Herald reserves the right • 4:10 p.m. By appointment 1979. (nc.23N) P-T position. Hours 10•4 22 cent~ per agate line. to¢lassify ads under appreciate buy 2 local column speakers. In Thornhlll. 1,000 eq. ft. Minimum charge 55.00 per. In- headings and to set rates only. Monday to Thursdayand 10-6 (p3-SO) Hawk Hand Glider. Like sertion. therefore and to determine page PRE.NATAL CLASSES The Hospital Auxlllary on Friday. Salary $5 per hour now. Helmet etc. Included. About 8 years old. Asking location. Bazaar wlll be held on OCt. 13 M2,000. Ph. 6555•9530. (plO- LJOAL • POLITICAL end The Herald reserves the right Held throughout the year for end up based on experience. 30; FURNITURE Asking ~00. Ph. 635-2576. TEANSIENT ADVJRTISINO: to revise, edit, ¢laulfy or reject expectant parents. Phone at the Arena Banquet Room Apply In person or ph. 655- (c2.30) !10) 113.60per column Inch. any advertisement and to retain Health Unit for details and from 2 wn to 4:30 pm. 6331. (c3-$O) any answers directed to the -& APPLIANCES For Sale: 2 storey log home. BUSINESS PERSONALS: Herald Box Reply Service, and to registration. Baking - knlfflng, lewlng . Chev small block 327. Extra 14.00 per line par month. repay the customer the sum paid novelties - raffles, etc. (ncS- CIBC requires experienced One table and eight chairs. rods. Heeds and manifold. Approximately 1200sq. ft. on PRE.NATAL BREATHING ~klng $550. Phone 635-7030. On 8 4 month balll only. for the advertisement end box and RELAXATION 3O) teller. Full time position. All parts Inclusive S100. main floor. Located on large rantll. (pS•30) scenic iof on Skeins Street. DEADLINE Box rat)lies on "HOld" in. EXERCISES Salary 19,000 and up based Rebelit power glide for etructlons not plckad up within 10 Held every Mon. afternoon 1 United Church Rummage on experlenca. Apply In Chev. Exc.cond. S,100. Holley Cell 638-1121 between O. 5 pm DISPLAY: days of expiry of an ad- Sale and Gsrege Sale Oct. 20 Danish chairs, $25 each. Monday to Friday. (c10.90) 4:00 p.m. 2 days prlor to vertisement will be destroyed - 2 p.m. person or phone 635-6231. atrb and 383 magnum IXIbllcatlon day. unless mailing Inetructlons are HOME NURSING CARE 10a.m. to 1 p.m. 4907 Lazelle (c3-SO) Antique bdrm. sufi;e $550. manifold $60. 190 km received. Them answering Box Nursing care In the home for Ave. Proceeds to support of Chrome dining suite 535. 2 Kazame racing skis. No CLASSIFIED: Numbers are requested not to ' thosewho need It, on referral refugee famlllea. Call Alice h'ldgea, $400 and $70. Plus 2:00 p.m. on day previoul to day send orlglnals of documents to Applications ere being ac- gouges. Macker bindings. 2 of publication Monday to Friday. avOld Ioss. from thelr famlly doctor. 633.7763 or Norms 635-4509. cepted for a possible future mllcellanenus items. Phone seasons old $250. Ph. 638. All claims of errors In ad- (nc.30) opening In our Payroll• 635-6829. (p5-100) 7736. (p2-30) ALL CLASSIFIED CASH WITH Terrace area only. vertisements must be received Personnel Section of Reliable working person ORDER other than by the publisher within 30 days PRE.SCHOOL SCREENING would like to rent one BR IUSINaSSJS WITH AN Mter the first publication. CLINICS PEOPLE'S Skoonavlew Lodge. 21 foot Kit Companion ESTABLISHED ACCOUNT. It Is agreed by the advertiser LAW SCHOOL Employees In this posltlon hailer. Also approx. 70x200 mfurnlshed apartment in requesting space that the 18 months: at Child Health Terrace. Phone 631-8217. Service charle of M.SS on all Conferences. 6 yrs. once to Free Classes. Welfare rights are under supervision and foot lot In Thornhlll. Ph. 635. liability of the Herald In the 3456. (p10-120) Lo4.40) N.S.F. chequls. event of fallure to publleh an twice monthly. 4V= • 5 yrs. and G.A.I.N. Library Arts ere required to maintain a Garage Sale at 4314 North edvertllemont or In the event of (pre-klndergarten): Sprlng Ronn;t - 7:30 p.m. Oct. 4. complex payroll system for WJDDINO DESCRIPTIONS: an error appearlng In the ad. Eby Saturday, Oct. 6, 1979. 34, FOR RENT 2 or 3 BR house with No charge provided news sub, vertlsement es publllhed shall blltz. Developmental, vlslon, Contact Woman's Centre 635- approximately 150 em• Children and household misted within one month. 13.00 be llmitsd to the amount pald by 5745 or Kermode Frlindlhlp ployeas. To compile all basement and fireplace production charge for wecldlng hearlng screenlng done. Items. Time ~ 10 am. (p3. MISC. (~eflrreq but:not urgent. the adveftlser for only one In. Please phone for ap- Centre 6354906. (nc.40) payroll•personnel In- SO) and.or engagement pictures. correct Insertlon for the portion e~l~ 2 shill:to front in. News of weddings (wrlte.ups) of the edvertlslng space occupled pointment. formation for statistical Motorhome for rent; sieel~s received one month or mere by the Incorrect Or omltted Item 9(I Swap at Skeana Mall . reports and In preparation of SUPER BASEMENT & 6, Luxurloull~ equIPl~. fl'ar.l~tll: ',C~JF, ~venlngl only Mtm" event $10.00charge, with or VD CLINIC only, and that there shell be no Nov. 3,1979- 9:30 a.m. Bring computer payroll. Maintain CRAFT SALE Fully' IhsUredl/:.,Book e~#l~/ .~.Ll~i~!~lse r y). i12. without picture. Subject to llabillty to any event greater Phone for appointment. ~67•4191. (c20.310) condensation. Payable In ad. than the amount peld for such Treatment available. your old ski equipment for end update a complex sot of 4801 Straume Sat. Oct. 6 for your winter hellday. ' vance. edvertlslng. SAN ITATION Sale. ( n C.ThIO) psyroll-parsonnel manuals; 9 - 12 Available daily, weekly, Advertlsements must comply We are a young responsible CLASSIFIED AN. Public health Inspectors can Follow up discrepancies (nc.SO) monthly. Phone 632-2420 wlth the Erltlsh Columbla ((:20-1 lo) family of four seeking to rent NOUNCJMENTS: Human Rights Act whlch assist with sanitation Orgsnlzlng K.I.T.S. (Kit- end make necessary ad- BlrtNI 5.50 prohlblts any edvertlalng that somkalum Skl Race Team) Justments; attend to 32. a 3 BR home In town by Nov. Engagements 5.$0 dlscrlmlnatae agalnlt any problems, such es food Marriages 5.50 pol~onlngs and complaints, for 1979-00. Watch your Inqulrloo that require a 1. Please call 618.1039or 655. person becaUSe of his race, MOTORCYCLES 4694 a,lytlme. (cS.50) Deaths 5.50 religion, sex, color, nationality, sewage disposal, private school bulletin boards for knowledge ot specific Funerals 5.50 ancestry or place of erlgln, or det(~lla, or call C. Donnelly at Clrcll of Thanks 5.~0 because hls age Is between 44 water supplies and regulations, statutes and Memorial Notices 5.50 nuisances. 635.~03e. (nc5.30) collective agreements, 1976 Gold Wing 10001 Shaft CKC registered male toy Wanted to Rent: two and 65 years, union the condition working girls would like to Jl lustlfled by a bona flda SPEECH and HEARING operate standard 'office drive, water cooled, new silky terrier puppy. Top PHONE 635.6357 requlremlmt for the work In. Notlceof Meeting fires. Phone 635-2154 or 635- quality. S150. Write to Box rent 1 or 2 bdrm. basement CleMIfled Advertlllng Dept. VOIvKI. CLINIC equipment; perform related 'Keen House Society duties as required. 7i44. Ask for Mike. (ctfn.stt) 1057,Smlthers, B.C. V0J 2N0. suite or apartment. Ph. ( Held at 4612 Grelg Ave. Tel. : . Annual ,,,~ ~ps.loO)...... 9741 or ~1297. (p3-SO) J .... ~ •j! I !! LI•, I 638-1155). ~l'he audiologist General Meeting QUALIFICATIONS 33. FOR SALE ( will do hearing testl~ on October 3,1979 REQUIRED: Secondary referral by temlly doctor or School graduation ; F~or Salei' Reglstered communlty health nurse, at7:30p.m. minimum three (3) years MISC. Alaskan Malamute puppies. at Speech pathologlst practical office experience Hawk hang glider. Like new. Sire & Dam out of Sliver• theraplst wlll carry out Terrace Mental Health with some payroll Helmet etc. Included, Asking sheen Kennels. Available For Rent: 9(]0 sq. ft. on OVEREATERS Do you feel you have a speech assessments and Centre Conference background. Ability to learn 1600. Ph. 635.2576. (c2.40) Oct. 19. Phone 638-1996. (p10- second floor; Air con. ANONYMOUS therapy. Room ooslgned tasks, good 160) dtlmed. Located at 4623 meets Wednesday at 8 p.m drinking problem? There Is help LONG TERM CARE 44554 Lazelle Avenue Judgement; ability to con. For sale: 8000 lb. warn Lakelse A,/mue. Phone 635. at St. Maflhew's Anglican Available I At 205-4621 Lazelle Ave. Tel. Terrace, B.C. verse with other ministry winch & mountings. Old year 2552. (ctfn.2.10.?9) Church basement. Phone 655.9196, (NC.3o) personnel end fellow old. S680 OBO. Ph. 635-2009 38'WANTED MISC. 632-4427 after 6:30 p.m. Phone 635.5636 Alcoholics Anonymous Assessment and planning for workers. after 6 pro. 1 (p3-50) MEETINGS: those eligible for Long Term Applications may be ~ ...... ; W~ED TO BUY -- old car STORE AND 'PREGNANT?' Mon. 8:30. p~m. United Care. picked up from ,the General 20 foot river boat-&_traller_ and truck and cat beflerles _ OFFICE SPACE NEED HELP? Church ' ~,~'";'~i.~.:,~::~,..i'"S'~:'! A~D 'TO HANDICAPPED i'Offlce or. ;a-,:~'esume..for. with 50 HP Marc. Jet unit & . T0i~l~'~ ~a.ld. W~I pick UP~ .~.~p~HFO~RENT Call Birthright for an Men. 8 p,m.. Alanon 205-4621 Lazelle Ave. Tel. WANTED FOR OUR warded to Skoonavlew extra leg. Controls & Ph 635-4735 anytime. (p20- Great location 2621 Lazalle alternative to abortion Skoona Health Unlt. 635-9196. CONSIGNMENT & SALES Lodge, 4011 Sparks Street, steering. 1977 Mustang II 4 4O) Avenueepprox]mately 2200 Phone 632.4602 anytime Thurs. or sat, e:50 p.m, Mllls Assessment and guidance FLOOR: Terrace, B.C. (a3.50) speed trans. Radial tires. square feet. Heat supplied. Room 233, Necheko Centre. Memorlal Ho~pltal. for vocational and social Furniture, appliances, 1979 Suzuki GS 1000. Low 8 foot aluminum canopy In Wonderful opportunity for rehabilitation done by power tools, hand tools, RECEPTIONIST.TYPIST mileage. Ph. 630.g444. (pl0. good condition or cam. store location. Kltlmat A.A. Construdlon SKEENA CENTRE consultant. dean small cars, motor- required Immediately. 170) perette. Phone 635-3469. (pS. 30) Groupln Kltlmat: telephone bikes, bea1~, motors or any Experience not essential. OR 632-3713. ONC~ MORE WE OPEN Women's A.A. Meetings -- other Items In acceptable Position calls for In. For Sale: .split leaf MEETINGS: OUR DOORS TO THE Every Tuesday Night at 7:30 oondltlon. MUlgent person, able to work phlladand;ulm, 9 feet tall. I am collecting Canadian Two stores approximately Monday - Step Meetings. 8:30 SENIORS OF THE --4711 Lazelle Ave. 635.5145. Terrace Audlon Mart under own supervision. Good Nice & full. Ph. 635-7592. (pi. coins, if you have sliver 1800 square feet In total. p.m. Lutheran Church. COMMUNITY. Comer of Apeley • Lakelse Mlephone menrler, typing 3O) you've wanted to cash In -- Can be rented together or Wednesdays Closed. or phone 435.5172. (ctfn.2.20• speed 40.50 wpm and dic- sow's your chance. Also uparately. $375 per month Meetings 8:30 p.m. United We offer Rape Relief ?9) taphone experience an asset. birch flrewcod $35. Ph. 638. or 1650 for beth. Fantutlc Abortion Counselling LOOKING FOR FUR- 1323. (I)5.100) Church. COFFEE NITURE? location at 4636 Lezelle & Crisis Line for Please phone for Interview Fridays. Open M~etlngs 8:30 CONVERSATION Try the Terrace Auction Avenue. p.m. Skesna Health Unit, & Women to: Mrs. C. Banslt at 635. Motorhome for rent. Sleeps 6 6~1.1.111 4~51, Federal Business Mart sales Floor. Nsw& Kltlmat General Hospital. CRAFTS wed furniture st a price luxurlously equipped. Fully OR Development Bank, 4548 Insured. Book early for your Al.Anon Meatlngs. Tuesday In a friendly PDQ anyone can afford; We buy - 8 p.m. Unlted Church. Drop.In Centre Lakelea Avenue, Terrace, wlnter holldey. Avallable Four office spacse: one Carpet & Figuring B.C. V0G 1P8. (OS-4?) end sell. Call the Terrace atmosphere Auotlon Mart, 44,15 L&kelse dally, weekly, monthly. idflce space approximately Phone 632-2420. (c20-ItO) Weight Watchers meeting Installation Ave. Photo £1|-517:L (ctM-2- 1000squa re feet for 537S per held every Tuesday at 7 p.m. We supply month. One office space 300 CWL Fall Bazaar will be The: 20.79) et the Knox United Church MATERIALS Iquare feet $100per month. held Oct. 24 from 7 p,m. to 9 You supply -- we Install DALLY HERALD ' Hall, 4907 Lazelle Avenue INSTRUCTION p.m, at Verltea School Gym. One office 350 square feet & needs Two G50x15 radial studded $125 per nionth. 400 square (nc-240) 631-16111 CARRIERS winter tires. Used one 3 BR House for rent In TRANSPORTATION (am.1-10-79) feet $135 per month. Ladles Slim Line Club meets As well as an area for In the following areas: winter. Are In new (:ondltlon. Kltlmet. Frldge & stove. Ph. Monday evening -- 6:30 p.m. Rebekah Lodge Annual Tea ralaxatl()n. For more In. Asking $150for both. Ph. 635- ~ d32.4361. (p3.30) Office space II In the -- United Church basement, & Bazaar, Sat., Nov. 10 -- Thorohllh • 114. (p3-30). ' formation about these and Oddfellows Hall, 3222 INSI ST ON Lazelle Shopping Centre. Kitlmat other activities, please Cottonwood Street, Empire Munrce St. (nc-10N) THE BEST One year el'd3 BR house NI offices Include heat. phone 435.2245 and ask for grit, Pequatte Avenue CASH available Nov. 1, 1979 for Contact Mrs. Webster at WANTED DONATIONS Skoona Centre. See you there. Kofoed Desjardlnes, Am purchasing BCRIC rent or leaea In Thornhlll. We Monthly meeting of Terrace Concrete Mptlc tanks In 63,~-9433 Terrace or 255- The Three Rivers Workshop any time between 8 am and Kofoed - Sharpies, River shares. Ph 635.4226. Also would like a mature family 1939, Vancouver. (p2. Utile Theatre wlll take place stock. Get relief with a Drive, Burgess • Laurler for the Handicapped are 3:30 pm Mon, day thru concrete Investmmt. ~..~ selling Suzuki dirt bike. OS. who Is willing to malntaln. ~S,20) looking for donations of any Friday. .in Llttle Theatre on Kalum Avenue, Thornhill Street 100. 1979 model. Practically Ph. Helmut at 632.6554. (c3- old, broken or used pieces of St., Monday, October I -- 8 Schmllty's Excavating new. Ph 635.4226. (c20.50 50) furniture, also any discarded p.m. All newcomers TerricaI 635-~139 wood products we could use INCHES AWAY CLUB welcome. (nc-lO) Highway 16 W., Willow 48. SUITES for recycling or renovating. (sm•1-10-79) Meet every Tuesday night at Creek Rd., 4900 Block WANTED Call us at 635.2238 between 0 In the Skeana Health Unit. The Kltlmat Museum will Agsr, 4700 Block Ager. FOR RENT 8a.m. and 3 p.m. We will try For more Information phone celebrate Its 10th blHhdey One BR unfurnished suite. with the opening of the local Spot cash paid Let for Sale: Excellent large to make arrangements for 635-3747 or 655-3023. FILTER QUEEN If you are Interested In one Close to town. Available lot on 4516 Cedar Crescent. pickup. /Vinual Adult Art Show on for your old sales end service of these routes please FURNITURE • GUNS Immediately. Ph. 635-7318. Meal residential area with Friday, October 5th at 7 pm. ~hone: - JEWELLERY 635-7261. (cl-30) potential view. S21,000. Birthright Office TERRACE Refreshments and sur. 4546 Park Avenue 635-6357 WOMEN'S ,; prlsesl The public I! cor. • ECRIC SHARES- C~lact 635-7696. (¢ffn.2•10. Alternative to Abortion between 9 am and 5 pm. 49. HOMES • , ?9) 3-4621 LAkelse • 635.3907 CENTRE cllelly Invltedl No admission Terrace WE BUY - SELL. i - a support service (heroes. Kltlmit, TRADE - DELIVER - FOR SALE Wednesday 1 p.m. • 3 p.m. for women - 635-7249 and 4 p.m.. 5 p.m. or phone Mendel, Custodian (am-1-10.79) fukon Street, Quail PROPERTY anytime: Lisa 635-3164, 4711 Laxelle Ave. (nc.SOD S~erllng Streets, Urlote Terrace's Molt Unique 3 BR home with full FOR SALE I Carol 635.5136. behind Tllllcum Theatre ~rey Streets. Second Hand laeament. Approx. 1000 eq. ft. Has 20x30 ft. workshop. 635.5145 TERRACE ALIVE If Interested -- phone Kelth Antique Store 160 acres in Topley, B.C., 1i Fenced & landscaped lot. Drop in: 10 am.6 pm Mort.. LADLES LUNCHEON C(. LLIE R EXCAVATING M mile off Hwy. 16. MILLS MEMORIAL Approx. 50x100. View at 4743 Lightly I Thurs. 10 am.4 pm Friday. Oct. 3 -- 12 noon • Manuel's 4,12.2747 Gunsmlthlng tread. 18 miles from| THRIFT SHOP We offer a comfortable Restaurant Banquet Room. Backhoe Work (ctfn.nc) Quality Workmanshlp siroume or phone 635.9233 Mills Memorial Hospital relaxed atmosphere to meet after 5 pro. (I)20-300) Houston. 2 miles from| Guest Speaker - Terry Guaranteed ,Sunset Lake. Power, water| Aux;llery would appreciate and share Ideas. Children Winter. Tickets $5.00. Phone 63S-S$40after 6:00 pm. any donations of good, clean ere welcome. Buy • sail and 3 bdrm. troller. Alklng| Available at Something (am-l-10-?9) clothing, any household EVENING PROGRAMS: Good Used Skates FOR SALE S51,500. For more In. Good, 4617 Lamlle Ave. (nc• BYOWNER Items, toys etc. for their 7:30pmTuesdays. Women,s formation contact: 3O) GEMINI EXCAVATING QUEENSWAY 3 BR.house. Has fireplace. Thrift Shop. For pickup AA. 1st Wednesday ot month. G.W. Gibson TRADING no basement. Large lot servIce phone 635.5320or 635.. Status of Women, 2nd LTD. P.O. Box 14 INTERESTED IN (WeB Andrews) 3215 Kalum Street ~x210. Clcea to schools. 5233, or leave Donations at Wednesday. Single Parents BACKHOE Tepley, B.C. BRIDGE? Backhoe Work for Ph. 638.1413 Asking S4S,000. For mor or the Thrift Shop on L-azelle (led by a single father), 3rd Terrace Bridge Club looking Information please call Avenue on Saturdays bet. Wednesday Men & Hourly and Contract HIRE C. F. Gibson for new members. Contact 63.t.3479 [atfn-12-9-791 631k1|94 wean I1 e.m. and 3 p.m. Women's Rap, Thursdays Phone Terrace, B.C. Bonnie Shaw el 635-6970on or anytime 615.4454 (ctfn-2•10-79) Thank you. Women's Night Out. ~fore Oct. 4. (no.so) (am.1.10-79) 635.4757 no.aft) l i i t

I The IkrllcL Wednesday, October 3, 1979, Page 9 Oil price hikes hinted For Sale: Fully equipped FOR SALE AND REMOVAL convenience store. With end.or DEMOLITION Trosaut;y Secretory William There have been to Washington Tuesday as B~t~ C~tuml~e Frame buildings located BEL(~BADE, Yugoslavia resources, through lnflatlqn living accommodation. Store (CP)-- The finance minister and exchange depreciation Miller blamed much of U.S. suggestions before that other industrial leaders in does a good y~ar round. on*School Board property at inflation onoil costs, the OPEC might switch to the Belgrade voiced optimism NOTICE INVITING of Saudi Arabia hinted today could not evoke reactions, I' turnover. For further In. Usk. Saudi minister said oil prices basket approach to prices. about easing foreign ex- APPLICATIONS FOR that actions could be taken to he added. formation please write Box 51re to be left clean, clear were blamed too much for Such a change could In- change market upsets that TIMBER SALE increase oil prices for Saudi Arabia, the largest 1214 or call 635-3971. (ctfn.2. and level by November 30, roblems in developed and crease the price of oil to have cut the value of. the LICENCE A.I1447 Americans if the value of the oil exporter in the world, ip 10-79) 1979. dollar continues 'to decline, considered moderate on veloping countris~. . Americans if the dollar dollar. TAKE NOTICE pursuant Bids will be eccepted until "We have watched with prices, which now average The Saudi minister did not continuedto decline in value, West German Finance to sectlon 1611) of the Forest 12 noon on October 10, 1979. indicate whet action his as the dollar then would be Mathoefer said in his Earn 644.50dally in your own growing concern the about 123.50 U,S. a barrel. Act, there will be offered for Forward bids to: Abalkhail said Saudi. country might take, but it Just one of several curren- open/ng-day speech: "We b~slness mailing circular= at sale at pebll¢ auction by the ' School District renewed instability in ex- cies used to determine the change markets," Sheikh Arabia has "always for~ could be to price oil ac- shall make every con- home," No experience Forest Ranger, Kltlmat, : No. 88 (Terrace) cording to a mix, or basket, price. salvable effort to improve needed. World ma'll group. Mohamed Abalkhail told a mulated its policies with B.C.at 11:00a.m. on the2nd Purchasing Agent high prlority" given to in. of currencies. Miller said the Carter the level of our co-operat(on Box 1022, Cobourg, Ontario dny of November, 1979, a meeting of the International administration will "wring with United States' P.O. Box 159 Monetary Fund and World ternational considerations. The Organization of Petro- KgA 4WS. (p3.30) Timber Bale LIcence to Terrace, B.C. But he indicated domestic leum Exporting Countries, of inflation out of our system" authorities." Bank. but vowed there will be no ~thorise the harvesting of 8 VaG 4A7 "It would be naive to needs may require further which Saudi Arabia is a U. S.. Treasury Under. 030 cuhic metres of timber (a3.13-5,9,O) actions on prices. member, already has in. mandatory wage and price secretary Anthony Solomon pretend that a continuous controls. and located at Cornwall inlet erosion of our financial Speaking shortly after creased oil prices by 60 per said earlier that bilateral • Princess Royal Island. cent this year. The next The treasury secretary coagulations between the Term: One [1)year. meeting on oil prices is said the Carter ad- Americans and West Ger- 1969 Chevelle, Good Year ® marts since lest weekend fires on CDN rims. 11 to I Provided anyone- who Is scheduled for Caracas later ministration might have unable to affend the auction ~x56 two BR modular home this year. trouble balancingthe federal focused partly on better co- idstons. 650 Holly curbs. Crosbie claims operation to defend the Now clutch end pressure In person may submit a m 4 foot cement foundation. Miller told reporters budget next year, but that it sealed tsndar, to he opened Has 12x12 addition and large earlier in the day he does not expected to produce a "sub- dollar in world markets. #ate. Well maintained wHh Earlier in the day, many more extras. Phone at the hour of section end patio. Good sized, fully think, the oil-producing s~nt~ surplus" in the coun- treated as one bid. ' ' Iond~capadtot. Quiet area in is aid unpopular nations would consider the try's balance of payments. delegates expressed surprise 618.1427 or 635-5600 (¢10-5o) and dismay at the soaring Details of ~he proposed Copper Mounfaln Sub- By CAROL GeAR I must live with these hasket of currencies up- Federal Reserve Chair- Timber Sale LIoonce may be preach. man Paul Volcker returned price of gold. 1977 Pontiac 4 door. V4. division. Asking S36,000, OTTAWA (CP) -- The realities (Canada'.s Radial fires. Excellent obtained from fhs Forest View at 3968 Simpson Cr. or average Canadian believes economic difficulties). They rendition. Phone 635-5450. Ranger at P.O. Box 159, ~one 635-7023. (p5-50) , the economic problems of may be less visible in- (CS.90) Kltlmat, B.C. VaC 2G7,or the Canada are too serious to ternationally than the re- Regional Manager, Market Must iSell -- 12x6e Diplomat allow major financial alitles of life in a developing Are You Career Minded? 1974 ,Ventura Hstchback. Place, Prince Rupert, B.C. mobile home. Furnished or commitments to the de- country, but they are no less Auto. Reasonably prlcad. VaJ i BD. (a4.40) unfurnished. Many extras. veloping nations, Finance real." Phone 635-2576. (¢2.30) Can be seen by appointment Minister John Crosble told Crusbie said Canada is A multlmill ion dollar company with over 60 years, experience at ly. Ph. 632.258Safter 5 pm. government leaders at an prepared to go along with a needs three more representatives to service and Increase 1975 Ford Custom 500. 4door. ~ Columbl# Foresli (c5.30) international meeting today. seventh general increase in established accounts In your area. Rebuilt mDtor. PS, PB, AT. It was the second time in a IMF quotas. $1,100. OBO. Phone 638.1320. For Sale: 1978 14x70 Maned week that Crosbie has op- "Beyond that, we oppose Age not important desire Is mobile home. Unfurnished. posed expansion of in- (ctfn.2-1g.79) NOTICE INVITING ' further moves to add to APPLICATIONS FOR Set up and skirted In local t~rnatlonal assistance funds exisUng liquidity." 1977 Nova Concours.4 speed. A TIMBER SALE trailer perk. Phone635-9756. to help the poor nations get He suggested that the Are You: 17,000 miles. Ph. 635-6707. (cffn.2.10.79] out of their international developing nations, faced LICENCE A.11441 Legal age or over in'good health (PS-50) debts. with the huge costs of pursuant to sectlon 16(1) of His speech, delivered at a agressive bondable with good references the Forest Act, them will be For Sale: 1978. 14x70 two modernizing their Ixlrm. mobile home, brick joint meeUng of the Inter- economies, should : ambitious own a reliable car. 1976 Dodge Colt 1600. Motor dferad for sale at public national Monetary Fund and Auto 3 extra rims with auction by the Forest fireplace, bookshelves & --Place more emphasis on china cabinets built-In, World Bank in Belgrade, private sources of capital studded tires. 1,600 miles. Ranger, Kltlmat, B.C. at Yngoslavla, was distributed If you quality you will have: One owner. Good motor. 11200 a.m. on the 2nd day of' Roman bathroom, wet bar, such as hanks and foreign Insulated porch. Could be in Ottawa• by the finance investors. an exosptlonal security and pension plan Clean condition. $2,700, Call November, 1979, a Tlmher department. --Take a second look at the 635.5845 sitar 5 pm. (p3-50) 5~le Llcence to authorize the purchased furnished. hNO weeks expense paid training In Vancouver Perked In town. Must be Crosbie took a similar kinds of projects they are at- harvesting of 12 500 cubic stand against increasing tempting to finance and ask Attention Huntersl 1977V.W. metresof tlmher and located seen to be eppreclatad.' Fh. 50 percent of your Income from established accounts. 638.1474. (p5.30) IMF assistance• to debt- themselves whether they are delivery van for sole. Phone In the Hecate P.S.Y.U. on ridden poor nations last trying to expand their econo- 632.7711 (Kttlmat). (¢3-50) Cornwall Inlet • Princess Unlimited advancement opportunity, no seniority. Op- 1967 12x55 Glencble .mobile week at the Commonwealth mies too quickly. Rayal T'lsland. finance ministers' meeting --If they really need P0rtunlty to advance into Management as rapidly as your ~TERM: One (1) year. home. Unfurnished. S6,100. ability warrants. Phone 635.7036. (pS-30) in Malta. assistance, ask for it outright Provlded ~nyone who Is A source at the depart- in the form of foreign aid. unable'to attend the auctlon ment said the minister's '74 Datsun P.U.' Mugs. 27.OOO In person may submlt a For Sale: 12x56foot Knight speechwas changed several HOUSEHOLD REAL T'v~ Act Today to Insure Tomorrow sealed tender, to be opened trailer on large lot 115xlSO miles, Excellent condition, .foot. For further Into please times in the last week. i'L)Ml'l IlllVl ".1, Reuse send resume fo Ph. 635-2037. 638-1443 after 5 at the hour of auction and "While our problems in M(ll~h,hl,I l;*~II ", ", treated as one bld. call 635.S596 or view et 3560 Canada of inflation, prn. (cs-sO) Combined Group of Companies Detalte of the proposed Newell Avenue. (p20.18o) unemployment and severe For Fas: Serv,¢e C,,V TERRACE Suite 301A. ! 124 Lonsdale Avenue '78 Ford Van EI~. 40,000 Timber Sale Llcence may be budgetary and current- dbtalned from the Forest 4608 Lakelse Avenue North Vancouver, B,C. V7M 2H! km. 351 cu.ln. 4 speed account deficits may seem 635.7,207 overdrive. Sun roof. Cap. Ranger, BOx 159, Kltlmat, insignificant when compared rain's chairs. AM.FM stereo. B.C., V$C 2G7, or the with the magnitude of the MUST SELL I M- task facing any or all of the 16,500. Ph. 635-6874 after 6 Regional Manager, Market. Reca, Prince Rupert, B.C. MEDIATELY: 1977 31 foot pn. (p5-50) developing countries, VaJ 1Bg. (a4.40) Wilderness travel trailer, nevertheless they are CAREER Asking SO,S00, View at Reel serious indeed in any con- WOULD YOU BE INTEREST[DIN HAKIHG For Sale:,1974 Datsun P.U. Inn Mohlh H~hWay;16 West; ~taxt." Crosbie said. ~' : ' ~ ' ~:' OPPORTUNITIES i LaS~t'P&ibr:~n! I#L ('ct~:2: .'= ,,Th~y~ are "' #le~,ed' "' ;" ', ANE.XTRATHOUSAND,DOLLARS? ...... '.... • 10-79) Mriqpsly by the average For Sale: 1978 Ford Granada ie 1 Canadian. Further increases Pick wild Pine Mushrooms In the woods or on the ESS. PS, PB, bucket seats, NOTICE INVITING One Blackfoot camper, in the transfer of resources mountain and sell them to us. radials, low miles. Would Newly redecorated inside, are difficult to justify to consider 75-76 vehicle on APPLICATIONS FOR We offer from $5.00 to $8.00 per lb. depending on size A TIMBER SALE To view by appointment Canadians until our own ace- :reds. Ph 635-2009after 6 pro, after 5 pm phone 635-3048. ffomic situation improves." and quality. (p3-50) LICENCE A.I1442 Pursuant to suction 16(1) (p5.90) Crosbie said Canadians are concerned about the gap For Sale: 1973 Toyota PU. of the Forest Act, there will be offered for sale at public 1977 Vanguard motor home. between the rich and poor Long box. In good condltlen, auction by the For0st GMC chassis. Low mileage. nations and want to Ph. 658.1529after 5. (p5-100) Ranger Kitlmatat 11:00a.n~. Phone 635.6707. (p5-50) demonstrate that concern WELDER ~.'~¢l''~t J" ;R,t~. with deeds. But they believe 1977 Ford• F=l~6~'~Ranger.i m the 2rid,day of .No,ver~bar. 77 camper'and'~a 69 Dodge 1 that the ~deveioping natlo~l~,O '~C.,~dlan Cellulose Company, Umltad has an Ira. Light green with white ~, a'Tir~ber S,;l'e Ll'a~nce must deal with their prnb- me'Slate vacancy for qualified Welders at Its Northern canopy. 400 cu. In. motor, to Authorhe the harvesting ton. Ph. 635.3322. (ctfn.W.3. 10-69) lems with ingenuity and self- PUlp Operations In Prince Rupert. il Auto transmission. 35,000 of .9 190 cubic metres of discipline. miles. A.C. & carpeting, timber and located In the 1975 Ranger XLT camper He warned colleagues /~ppllcards must hold a valid P.O. 101 or DPW No. 1 Michelin steel belted rodlals. Hecate PSYU, Drake Inlet, from the developing world Welding Certificate and preference will be given to PS, PB, trailer hitch & Princess Royal Island, CR4. spe¢lal.PS, PB, auto, 390 cu. they have little chance of Term: One (1) Year. In. engine. 43,000miles. Also those with a valid OPW No. 3, No. & T.I.G. end wiring. Dual tanks. ~,250. attracting increased ntalnles~ steel certificates'as well as experience In the Please contact the following for further Information Provided anyone who Is • P56 Vanguard camper. Both Canadian support • by Ph. 635.2222. Local 222. (c5. unable 1o attend the auction units In good condition. Ph. pulp Industry. In addltloo, applicants must have the 100) emotional outburts against ability to work at heights. TERRACE PRINCE RUPERT In person may submit a 635.6954 after 6 pm. (p3.50) industrial nations. sealed tender, to be opened Wayside Grocery Ltd. R. S;olyema Leaving In 3 weeks. Must "I toll you frankly that the Excel lent benefit programs Include medical, at the hour of auction end n Camper and a 69 Dodge 1 support,of our people is not employee 4711 G Kelth Ave. 1625 India Sell -- 1978 Ford Van F!50 c. extended health, dental, pension and welfare plans as treated as one bid. ton. Phone 635-3322 (cff.wed. enhanced by artiflcal con- 635.4575 624-4195 w swivel captain chairs. AC, well a s an hourly wageOf Sll .7~ per hour. i headers, summer & winter Details of the proposed 19.09.79) frontations here or Timber Sale Llcence may be tires. Some customizing. ehewhere. obtained, from the Forest Interested persons should apply, in writing, giving Stereo etc. Ph. 635-2803 rm. "I think it is time this was particulars of qualifications and expertonca to: 2. (p15-240) Ranger at Box 159, Kltlmat, said publicly. As a politician B.C. V8C 2G7 or the Regional 197S GMC customized van. Manager, Market Place, Vanda It's 7he W. Ahrens, P.S., P.B., lots of extras. Prince Rupert, B.C. VaJ 1B9. HI, I'm Mona -- your Vends industrial Relations Aselllant, British Columbia Must be seen to be ap- (aa.40) Beauty Counsellor. Please ~,#a.~JPP_.~$*.,,__w__,~,,.,F,, Canadian Cellulose Company, Limited, Buildings Corporation preclated. Phone 635.2154 or call me for your cosmetic P.O. BOX 1000, needs & gifts. Thank you. FASTEST CAR ON WHEELS 635.7144. Customlnterlor end Prince Rupert, B.C. POSITION AVAILABLE Between 9.am - 2 pro. 635. The Blue Flame, hmg,:slim exterlor paint lob. Ask for' Prov~ce• tt~h Cdam~a~ M,n,,,IrI Ore'dey .~ I V0J 3S2 3S91. (p4-90) und shaped li!c e ;i"bulleL, Mike. (nc.stf) holds Ihc~record as the fastest i TITLE: STORESPERSON GROUP: PROPERTY STAND car ever bl.fil(. ~Tlfls ~ four- • MANAGEMENT 1976 Chev P.U. ~/~ ton. For wheeled :flyer, p~;w0,'e(l by TENDING SOl, eel DISTRICT NO. 92 (NISGHA) LOCATION: TERRACE DEPARTMENT: REGION4 S~le, PS, PB, V8 auto. Good CONTRACTS li(uid mltu,'al gas and driven running condition. Ph. by ('ary t;,i~i;i;Ch :'i)f" San 635. Seated "tenders for the COMPETITION 4246. (c11-120) Pasture for rent for horses. Pedro, California, :oxcoed~,d OPEN TO BOTH MALE AND FEMALE AP. following stand tending Phone 638-8271. (p5-50) 650 ml)h on tb~.Btmnevilltf' PLICANTS. contract(s) will be received Salt Flats, Ui.aif, Oct;~.234.''. (September 25, 1979. OPEN) 19"/SChev Van for sale. Short by the Re01onal Manager, ( ,':~ box. Fully customized. Ph. Pdrt quarter horse, part 1970. Th,: cal' is til~,oretleal~v DUTIES: Mnlstry of Forests, Prince thoroughbred mare In foal to capable of speeds.to 9ff~) " APPLICATIONS ARE BEINGACC EPTED FOR THE Employees In this function are requTredto carry out ~)5.7030 anytime. (pS-40) Rupert, B.C., on the dates Tan Tin. Enloys gymkhena Tll DI1. " ,: "~ POSITION OF: the general routine dutlm In a storeroom: fill orders ~own below. type events. Does well. Due from stock; transport articles to and from the stores; 1. Contract ST93M.5-2 CR ~./~'~. RELIEVING HOUSE PARENTS 1974 GMC Four Wheel to foal In late April or May. load or unload, sort and place artldes on shelves; Located Robinson Lake. Easy keeper. Foal will be V= IN GROUP HOMES, NEW AIYANSH, B.C.' maintain and update accurate stock accounting Drive. Ranger Dlstrlct Hazelton. 4 speed transmlssl0n registered Arab. Call 635- records; perform periodic Inventory checks and Number of hectares 10~). 3048 after 4 pm. (pS.SO) REQUIREMENTS: reconcile to stock records; ensure the stores and 350 Engine 13495.0( Viewing date October 4th, A more importunt "speed" 1. Man and wife team. working areas are maintained In a clean and orderly 1979, leaving Ranger Station Baby Llamas. Excellent pets 2. Age: preferrably In their "late twenties". 1975 Ford F-~S0 XLT record to many has been condition. Performs clerical functions and other at 9:30 a.m. & pack animals. Well estal)lished by the Dodge 3. Experience: rotated work as required. Ranger NOTE: Viewing of the adapted to northern climate. a) Living In !ergo family situations. ispecd transmtsslon 390 V- truck. 'It has made the stand tending site prior to Very easy ~ feed & fence. Chrysler ('orp. ihe' fastest- b) Ability to prepare meals for 12 full time residents QUALI FICATIONS: ! Engine. Two tone.1349S.00 submitting a lender for this Valuable wool. Sells for S2.00 growing truck nl;tllttfacttlror .end upwards to 20 students for over-night situations. Education equivalent to Grade 10. A good knowledge of contract Is mandatory. ounce. Prices start at $500. i. America. In the last dec- c) Working with large groups of children. 1976 Ford Supercab F.~50 material handling or warehouse-proosdures wltW~ a Deadline for receipt of • Write to Box I057, Smlthers, ads, Dodge truck sales have n°ud) Ability to counsel, guide end maintain a dally malntenance-coostructlon environment preferred. t speed trans. Duel gas tenders Is 1:30 p.m. October B.C. VOJ 2N0. (p5.100) increased 259 percent, com- fine of running a large home. tanks. 13995.00 Somestores or warehouse experience. Ability to follow 15th, 1979. I pared to the industry average 4. Secondary education (No. 3 may over-ride this spedflc Instructions and exercise tact. Ability to Tenders must be sub- o[ 88 percent. Dodge sales in item ). 1977 Ford Suparcab F.2S0 cperete office equipment preferred. Must possess a mltted on the form and In the 1976 soared 44 percent over 5. Commitment toworklng • 16 day work cycle, with 4' ~elld B.C. Driver's License. ~utomatlc 400. V.8 englr~e. envelopes supplied which, Be a the preuious ye;ir. The versa- cbys off, and repeating the 16 day work cycle each Two tone. Dual gas tanks. wlth partlcularl, may be paper Lilt 1979 Dodge D150 Club month. SALARY: Back rot, S49tS.01 cbtalned from the Forest Cab can be used in a wide 6. leper:ant: Successful candidates must have large variety o1' work or family S1100 - $1214 per month. 8 percent Increase wlll be Ranger(s) Indicated, or carrier reserves of patience, dependability, humour, genuine applied sublect to Union reilflcatlon. COrnperla,cl from the Reglonal Manager, situations. *** love and concern for children of all ages, the ability to C & B Services Mnlstry of Forests, Prince work alone with 12 other House Parents. 6412 Highway 16 West Phone Speed of another kind has SEND APPLICATIONS TO: Rupert, B.C. Mr. Ken Easlman, Dealer License No. 5731 The lowest or any tender heon demonstrated I)y Bob 635-6357 Mu,den of Kansas City, Mis- LETTERS OF APPI:ICATION CAN BE SENT TO: Building Mansgar, will not necessarily be ac. souri, who sets records with a Nr. Nick Kel=, District Superintendent of Schools Brttlsh Columbia Buildings Corporation, mptad. TERRACE pistol insb.,ad of pistons. Ile- ,~:hool District No. 92 (Nlsghe), 4127 KelIH Avenue, This call for tender Is I)orledly the fastest quick- Board Office, Terrace, B.C. VIG IK7 Horald under the terms of The 632-2747 draw of them all, he was New Alyansh, B.C. Canada British Columbia timed in 19(;3 shooting a Phone: 633.2228 APPLICATIONS MUST BE RECEIVED ON OR olassifiod Intensive Forest KITIMAT re,m sized silhouette 21 fl,et CLOSING DATE: No closing date. Please send ap- BEFORE OCTOBER 5th, 1979 BEFORE 4:30 P.M. Management Agreement. away i, 21/100ths of a plications In IMMEDIATELY. 0||-i367 ...... a J Page 10, The Herald, Wednesday,October 3, 1979

Pirate homers do it TERRACE-KITIMAT CINCINNATI (AP) -- opening game of baseball'e "Those stars ccat about 25 den'tthlnkltcestustheball Willie Stargell says he has Natlonal League final. cents apiece," Stargell said, game. given out nearly 6,000 gold Stargell's shot to deep explaining why he wouldn't "I did the same thing four stars to his team-mates for rightoantre field in the llth award himeelfone. "At the innings later on a ball Dave game-wioning hits or out- inning carried Pittsburgh rate I'm giving them out, Parker hit, and I made a standing plays, but he Pirates to a 5-2 vietory over they're going to bankrupt dally herald good play on it." declined to give himself one CinclmmtIRedsaodgave the me." The Reds got these two Tuesday night for his three. Pirates the early edge in The Reds were to send runs bach in the fourth in. run homer which won the their best-of.five series. rookie Frank Pantore to the ln~ when Dave Coneapalon mound in this aftemoon's off with a single and • SPORTS second game against Jim George Fester followed with Bibhy of the Pirates. a towering home nm into the Stargell, as. usual, was ex- s~und deck in ldteeatre HOOP TRYOUTS pected to he at first base, field. hatting cleanup for Pitt- Cincinnati starter Tom The Terrace Commercial Basketball league aburgh. Seaver allowed Just two Ex. season winds down has been holding open workouts, in preparation Pirates manager Chuck more singles before leaving Losing streaks in pre- Winnlpeg'a lead before the Canucks goal late in the first.period lead and the for this season's draft of players. Workouts are Tanner usually lets the 38- season action usually are not end of the period. . game. Penguins banded Quebec its the game for a pinch hitter. second loss in three games. at Skeena Junior Secondary's gym, and begin at year-old Slargell take the "Tom felt he could go on, something to get concerned • Winnipeg defenceman day off feilowiug a night about with National Hockey Kevin McCarthy tied the Scott Campbell was taken to 8:15 Tuesdays and Thursdays. but It was the last half of the Nick Llbett added a third. The league will consist of four teams this game, but that won't be the eighth inning and We needed League teams giving their game In the second period hospital with a snspected ease in the obamplonship up-nod-coming youngsters a but the Jets took a 4-2 lead in period goal before Richard season, sponsored by All Seasons Sports, Ev's one run," said Cincinnati shoulder separation. David and Roland Cloutier series. manager John McNamera. try at making the big time. the third on goals by Morris Men's Wear, Skeena Hotel and Kluss and Sona "Stargeli's going to play But when Montreal Lukowich and Peter Marsh: Oreet Klndrachuk and Rod scored for Quebec. Peter Lee Trucking. There is no schedule as yet, but the "We had Tom Hame, who scored into an empty net. the rest of the way," Tunn- bae done the Job for us all Canadlons lose two straight, Brent Ashton got the final Scbutt gave Pittsburgh a 2-0 teams will play about 30 games, mostly at the nor said. "He's the most year." it's at least noteworthy. Skeena gym. valuable player in the John Candelaria started The defending Stanley Cup The draft will take place next week, and all league, in my opinion." for Pittsburgh but left after champions dropped their players interested in joining the league are second in a row Tuesday Stargell's homer came off seven innings because his night when Chicago Black urged to come out to the open tryouts. loser Tom Hume after Tim side started bothering him. Hawks gained a 5-1 decision. This season's league executive consists of Foli and Dave Parker bad Tanner used five pitchers altogether, with reliever C~Lioago took a 3-0 first- Mark Wilcox, president, and Mike Ireland, singled to open the llth in- period lead and coasted to secretary-treasurer. Grant Jackson getting the victory and Dun Robinson victory. Grant Mnlvey, Alaln the save. Dalgle, Tom Lyeiah, Reg "If I hadn't done It, Kerr and Rich Preston somebody else would have," McNamara said the Reds have the character to come scored for the Black Hawks. Stargell said. Yvan Couruoyer got the lone Furlano by TKO The Pirates scored twice back from the less and beat goal for Montreal. in the third inning as Phll Pittsburgh in its home park. By TERRY SCOTT Forum, 19-year.old Eddie "This ball club has got to Montreal outshot Chicago MONTREAL (CP) -- Garner hit a load-off homer 22-29 as Don Curia and Meio of Toronto gained a to right field and Omar show somebody something, Nlcky Furlano saved his sixth-round knockout over coming from 10 games Richard Sevigny split the secret weapon until the sixth All Perez of New York, Morons tripled, scoring on goaltending for the Foli's eacrlflea fly. behind on July 4 to win the round but no could argue Furlano emerged from his Western Division," Me- Canadlens. Mike Velsor with its effectiveness. stool like a hornet in the first Moreno's speed -- he was Nemara said. "They tried to PkinYed goal for Chicago. "He kept his right hand round and aetuaHy thought other contests, Buffalo the League leader in stolen de it in the llth Inning. They. Sabres and Philadelphia tucked under his chin and that he gained the victory in bases this season with 77 -- didn't throw in the towel, didn't use it until he knocked the initial three minutes. Flyers played to a 3-3 draw, induced right fielder Dave even with two outs." Winnipeg Jets beat Van- him out," said trainer Tray "I thought I had Lapointe •Colilns to try to make a Concepcion started a last. Travis after Furlano in the first but the referee couver Canucks 4-3, Pitt- shoestring catch of his gasp rally with two out in the sburgh Penguins downed defended his Canadian came in and separated us sinking liner. But the ball llth, singling to right field. lightweight boxing title when he wasn't supposed Foster followed with a walk Quebec Nordiques 4-~ and bounced in front of Collins New York Islanders tied Tuesday night by scoring a to," said Furlano. and skidded past him for a and Robinson came in to sixth-round technical That only bought some triple. pitch to Johnny Bench. New York Rangers 1-I. knockout against Montreal's time for Lapointe as the "Our game plan was to Bench walked to load the Meanwhile, Edmonton Jean Lapointe. champion hammered away keep Morons off the bases," bases, but then Robinson Oilers aeslgned goalie Doug In the main event of a five- for the next five rounds CoElus said. "I gambled on atruck out Ray Knight to end Favell to Houston Apollns of bout card at the Montreal before dropping him. the play and It hurt us, hut I the game. the Central Hockey League as an assistant coach. Favell, who also played for Toronto Maple Leafs, Colo- NtlL CHANGES rado Rockies and Philadelphia, is not expected teams, new lineup to seeanother much playingmove, Toronto actlun. New Maple Leafs sent centre Bruce Boudreau, left winger By EATON HOWITr goals for the team when it 3ardens .-- if not more Dale McCourt squabble. Reg Thomas and defen- Four new teams may was in the WHA. successtm. McCourt' can. now settle ceman Bob Ncoly to New rouse some curicolty in the "Depth appears to be our The Leafs' best young down to thinking about Brunswick Hawks of the National Hockey League this only problem," says Quebec prospect is first.round ckaft hockey after the Wings and American Hockey League season, but the old question scout George Armstrong. choice Laurie Boachman Los Angeles Kings reached and released defonceman still remains-- can Montreal "We have some real fine from Brandon. He was agreement ending a two- Jim Dorey. Canadians win yet another hockey players here but we impressive in preseanon year oourt battle in which In Buffalo, the Sabres kept Stanley Cup? have to acquire depth and play, McCourt fought a ruling that taking the lead hut When the 840-game season the way to do thot is through Nielaon has moved to he move to Los Angeles as Philadelphia kept coming opens Oct. 9 with newcomers the draft." Buffalo as an associate compensation for Detroit's hack as the two teams Edmonton Offers, Winnipeg Boston Brulns topped the coach under Bowman, who signing of former Kings played to a draw. Jets, Quebec. Nordiques and Adams Division last year, says he feels strongly that goalie Rogie Vachon. Buffalo's Larry Playfair Hartford Whalers, the Cans- led by colorful coach Don the Sabres have the potential gave the Sabres a I-0 lead diena will be aiming for their Cherry who has departed to to win it all. Kromm is especially after just 29 seconds of play fifth straight championship. join Colorado Rockies. Fred "We Just have to get them pleased that veteran Vaclav on a shot that glanced into Coach Scotty Bowman has Creighton replaces Cherry, to play up to it." Nedomansky, who scored 38 the net off a Flyers defen- left Montreal to Join Buffalo in charge of a group that's Last season, the Sabres goals last season, re-signed ceman. Bob Kelly fled the Sabres. All-star goalie Ken going a little grey at the looked a little lackadaisical with the Wings after saying game at 9:09. Dryden has quit. Centre temples and has been and finished 12 points behind he would take the free-agent Tony McKegney gave the Jacques Lemaire has gone to bothered by injuries, Adams Division-champinn path to another dub. Sabres a 2-1 lead two Switzerland to continue his Forwards Jean Ratelle Boston and eight points The Kings, among other minutes later, but Rag Leach career as coach and player. (38), Wayne Cashman (34) ahead of third-place Toronto. ~inga, have a new owner in tied it again !ate in the Former Canadians star and Don Marcotte (32), and Sabres centre Gil ,;Jerry Buss, who bought the period. Danny Garo gave Bernie (Boom Boom) defencemnn Gary Doak (~), Perreanlt managed 27 goals club from Jack Kent Cooke. Buffalo a 3-2 seeondperiod Geoffrion has moved in to Brad Park (31) and Rick which wasn't bad but not as Los Angelns still has some lead only to have Dennis take over from Bowman and Smith (31), are hardly good aa be can do. Richard very eif~tive goal scorersin Ververgaert even the score feels sure his team enn win youngsters, and goalie Gerry Martin had only a so-so the likes of Marcel Dionne, in the third period. the cup despite the departure Cheevers is nearing 39. season and defenceman Jim who collected 59 goals last Jude Drouin scored twice season, Dave Taylor, 43 of Dryden and Lemaire. The return to Toronto of Schoenfeld was out just and assisted on another to "We got Denis Herron about half the season with In- goals, and Butch Goring, 36. lead Winnipeg over Van- (from Pittsburgh Penguins) Punch Imlaeh as general juries. Pittsburgh will again be couver. manager and tbe ap. looking for improvement to go with (Michel) Larocque polntmento of Floyd Smith A couple of familiar old Drouin gave the Jets a 1.0 (backup to Dryden) and faces are expected back in from some young players to lead in the first period but right now I couldn't tell you as eoaeh and Dick Dtfff as help established veterans Thomas Gradin netted a assistant has once more got the NHL with Hartford such as Peter Lee who bad 32 which one is better," says Joining the league. Grandpa powerplay goal to tie the Leafs fans hoping this might goak last season and Greg game. Drouin restored Geoffrion. "Lemaire you be the year. Gordie Howe, 51, who led Malone, 35 goals. Other gotta hate to lose, but we've Detroit for 25 years, and returning veterans include got some nice young players But out on the ice, things former Leafs captain Dave fot'mer Leafs Rick 'Kehoe looking for jobs." are the same. There are :Keon are in the Whalers and George Fergnson, and Along with the Cansdiens legitimate stars such as lineup, along with Howe's Boston castoff Greg Shep- AN URGENT MESSAGE TO in the Norris Division of the Borje Salmiug, Darryl sons, Mark and Marty. pard, who had 15 goals Prince of Wales Conference Slttler, Lanny McDonald and At Detroit, general despite missing the opening are Detroit Red Wings, Los goalle Mike Paimateer. But manager Ted Lindnsy and of the season. OWNERS OF CORNING WARE' Angeles Kings, Pltisburgh from there on, the llst gets a coach Bobby Kromm are Minnesota coach Glen Penguins and Hartford little weaker. However, keeping their fingers crossed Sonmor and general Whalers, one of the there is hope that wlth that this season will be better manager Lou Nanne are newcomers from the defunct Smith's stress on offence, as than last year when they anxious to see continued COFFEE PERCOLATORS World Hockey Asseclatian. compared with Roger were in the Norris Divlnion development by centre Washington Capitols, in Nielaon's defensive strategy, cellar. Bobby Smith, who scored 30 STOP USING THE PERCOLATOR for ariy purpose. the Norris Division last things might be a little more One thing that may help goals and 74 points while have moved to the exciting at Maple Leaf the Wings is the end of the winning rool~ie-of.the-ycar • Some CORNING WARE <"~percolators can be dangerous to use Division. honors last season. The Prince of Wales • The complete metal top may separate from the white glass-ceramic pot Conference Adams Division A1 MacAdam, Tim Young, ...without warning. The handle may not necessarily appear loose still haa Boston Bruins, Mike Fldler and Stove Payne • Percolators may be either rangetop or electric Buffalo Sabres, Toronto were all 20-goal scorers for Maple Loafs and Minnesota SPORTS COMMENT the North Stars who added If you have a CONNING WARE ~"~percolator with a metal top (pouring North Store, with Quebec Paul Shmyr, Cal Sandhack spout), please fill out and return the coupon below. Nordique~ tJ~- new boys on By DON 8CHAFFER and Paul Semonko from the block. Edmonton In the expansion DO NOT RETURN the percolator to a retail store or Coming Canada Inc. And before nnyo,e feels draft. BUT KEEP IT UNTIL you hear from Coming*. We will send you further sorry for the Cansdiens, it Terrace is a busy li~le piece. So is Kitimat. I know information and a special offer. should be noted that Guy that there are more things happening in the sports "I think there is every Lafleur is looking for his area than I will ever find out about on my own. reason to believe we can We regret any inconvenience; however, we are concerned for your safety, improve enough to finish in sixth straight 50-goal season. I'd like to organize a good sports page in the paper. Thank you for your co-operation. He has a supporting cast that Local sports are just as important as the national the area of teams like Atlanta, Buffalo, Pittsburgh includes the likes of BOb wire-service stuff to any paper, and this one should be "PleaseAllow at leasteight weeks for our responseto arrive. Galney, Steve Shutt and and Los Angeles," says no exception. Sonmor. "But this moans we m Larry Robinson, to name a mmmmmmm~mmmmmmmmmmmmmmm mmmmmmmmmmmmmmm m few. However, I don't have a staff of ten or fifteen sports- have to improve by another r One of the keenest writers worUng under me like Jim Taylor does in 20 points or so." Please Print rivalries expected to develop Vancouver for the Sun. Th~'e is only me. The other I If you have more than one | with the new league mem- two writers here are usually too busy to do any sports, CONSERVATION m LASTNAME INITIALS pot, please use a separate bers is between the and in fact I do lots of other things too. REWARDED II III III III I III I I IIIII coupon m Cansdiens and Nordiques. I can't possibly be in move than one place at once. o.,. m The twoclubs have their firet rye tried that before and it won't work. The Herald -- The chief engineer at the • ADDRESS APT Please listmodel no. and/or m meeting Oct. 13 at Montreal. Canadian Centre for Inland • II I11 III III I III I I IIII cup capacltyshownonthe ! would llke to get as much local news as It can onto the i i = f side or bottom of white bowl The Nordiques held on to pages, but having a small staff makes It necessary Waters has been awarded | $2,000 for energy-saving" . three of their top players in have co-operation from the community s c. ..ov : the,'xpunsion draft- Marc steps that saved the centre | organizations. an estimated $100,000 in 1973. I] I [ I II I I I I I I I I,I I I I I de, Tardlf, Serge Bernier and If you ave part ~f a sports club, or a community Real Cloutler -- and they got Dick Smit says the energy | _coo. _ ..o.._...... : Pierre Plante and Dave service group, or a darts team, or a bridge player, and was saved by relatively you would like to get your group's results into the simple steps, Including | I-F-T-I I-T-i-l -71 II I-I I Ill c.p Farrish from New York pacify Rangers as well as Detroit paper, my number here is ~$6357. 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