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: ',My next step will be to get a beck of the Jeff Arndt told'.tho court a report made my the .... Ted Cheynycz pleaded guilty to a charge of catching ordered his fishing equipment returned, but the catel~ • regulations," said one of three Terrace men who fisheries officer stated that Davies, When stepped by and possessing sockeye salmon. Arndt stated the forfeited., .pleaded guilty to separate.~iolalions of thefisheries the officer, said he was unaware of the fisheries fisheries report said the Cheynycz told the fisheries act when they appeared before Judge Ken Shlrling in regulations in force on the Lakelse. ' officer that he thought the four sockeye he had in his In a third case, Donald Furnseth pleaded guilty to a possession were Jacks. charge of catching crabs under the legal size. Arndt -Terrace provincial Court Monday. Shirting ordered Harvey to pay a $25 fine and also "Out of fairn~s, it would probably take some stated the charges were laid after an incident in / " I)emda Harvey pleaded guilty to a charge of using ordered his rodand reel returned after theyhad been training to discern the difference," Arndt added. Kitimat June 24. <. fish roe for bait in the Lakelse River. Crown counsel confiscated by the fisheries officer. Cheynycz was ordered to pay a $25 fine and Shirting Furnseth was fined t~,5.

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! Investment t i,s p le;dged Freedom B.C. COULD from oil REAP BENEFIT Ii, producers VANCOUVER (CP) -- McGesr said the coal A new United States reserves "represent a energy policy meansa big fantastically.rich boost for BriUsh potential source of wealth !i the goals Columbia ff the province for the province, not Just l KANSAS CITY, MO. (AP) . cashes in on its coal in burning it up (in " President Carter, reserves, industry and nuergy-preducinl plan,o) declaring "there can be no government spokesmen but in curvetting it to retreat," pledged Monday to said today, other hydro-carbo~ Ind. make an unparallelled President Jimmy oil." peacetime investment of Carter announced Sunday "We are not looking at $140 billion in the next 10 that he. will request a' the coal for power or fur years to free the United massive commitment of exporting thermal ccal States from its dependence funds to develop energy but for usin8 the coal for un foreign oil.. from coal and .other making a wide variety of In his second energy ad- materials, products that are made dress In two days, Carter B.C. has already today with oil. That would said the huge investment launched a development create Jobs and must be made"so that never l~ogram Into coal for the province." again will our nation's . in- , research, .Pat McGcor, However, McGeor has pr.ovlnclal minister of said previously that more • ~1~0. ' - Joy Amdr~'cli~i~.long-tlme.Xemano resident, ! bang. (below) gi ~ Kemano Rod: and:C~ ,de~ence he .hOstage~te I .~.~dt,~nolqy r~z~ la led in,0 ~.~ddl;i~y...... eoalas an enm'~.:tlrm "- ~ ~. "It doesn't matter whot to make It enid-onrush- Ion I mmrks the ~th annlvernary aelebi'ationl of the Kemano resldenta..Herald• F.alltor Or~ ,g that the ceuntry would cut its I ". tlne day the power began to flow from thts Isolated dieton attended the eelebraUone and will oil hnperte even mere than I Carter says, we are tellyasfe. rs eleelrlcalpow~" generatlug station on Donglas exnmlne Kemeno's pset aml ~. an wed ae.Ufe ' he promised during last I already developing our A ccal.burning power 1:25Y Channel to Kitimat. Kemano residents started in the village 85 it is today in n series of articles. mG~th'a energy summit in [ coal. Our C0al-reserves plant proposed at Hat ea are far more than we Creek by B.C. Hydro has • off the celebrations over the weekend with a . Tokyo. He said the U.S. will I import 300,000 barrels of ell a could conceive of using: If raised the possibility of day lees this year than the there is ere resource we acid rains as sulphur I! ceiling of 8.5 million he can consider ,exporting, dinxidespewod out by the promised in the Japanese it's coal." plant combine~ with rain I capital. Norman Gish, chair- water to form'sulphuric Carter's newest energy man of the B.C. Energy acid that could spread proposals were unveiled in a Commission, said, the from the Kamloops H to the North Oakenagan. : speech to the National concerted effort by the The proposed ~,O00- Assucintlun of Counties. It i, was his secend broadcast U.S. will mean a spinoff megawatt thermal p~nt i; address in 13 hours and of- effect for B.C. has been studied since fared details to the broad "Our very large coal 1974 and early preJcottone outline of energy policy he reserves is our energy called forit opening inthe suggested in his speech Sun- bank for the future," he early 19~0s but deciloes ; t day night. said in an interview. - un its future have been j Carter promised Sunday "We'ronaturaily postponed twice. t night to take his energy anxious to see coal McC~er said in an proposals to the American research and develop, interview from his Vic- people and after leaving merit take place because toris home that research 1' Kansas City he was the more options we have will continue into finding scheduled to address the in British Columbia environmentally4afe Communications Workers of means the better it will methods of using the America in Detroit. be. It will mean greater estimated 100 billion tons ' He said the $140 bllll'on security fm~ an enor~ of sub-bituminous coal In would come from the supply." the province. proposed windfall proflte tax resulting from the lifting of fnderal'controls on domestic oil prices. Although the tax has not yet been enacted, q:arter endorses Carter administration of- flclais, asking that they not be named, said there is nuclear stations virtual unanimity of opinion KANSAS CITY, Me. (AP) the nisht~fore: What~beut ! that Congrei will approve -- Presldent Carter said nuclear power? it. Monday that nuclear power Carter did not mention m- "must play an important clear power in his TV ad- Carter also announced that rein in the United States to dress on U.S. energy Sunday he would offer "new in. ensure our energy future." night and this stirred fears in , centivm for the production of Carter did not elaborate the nuclear industry that he i heavy oil, oil shale and herd. daring an energy speech would abandon atomic to-get-at natural gas -- all of here to the National power plants. ,which the country has in Association of Counties. But Energy Secretary James + 1 [peat abundance." the words cleared up a Schleniuger has consistently questian posed in his aneech supported nuclear power ! A breakthrough A LOSER IN Terrace RCMP keeping busy 1 Terrace RCMP report a busy weekend with several Richard Francis Joseph Cote faces charges of im- THE L 0 T TE R Y I ; paired driving and failure to provide a breath sample, in refugee plan TORONTO (CP) -- "I interview outside the persons involved in accidents or facing drunk driving was dumb, a foul and I'm courtroom, "After I got charges. report police, following an incident Friday, state • OTTAWA (CP) -- lm- current refugee movement sot buying another lottery caught, I stepped Ina single vehicle accident 21 miles west of Terrace police. I migration Minister Ron plus "a substantial con- ticketinmy life," Ed- A~ey announced a major tingency reserve." buying." on Saturday. Jeffrey Robert Mesdell apparently fell William Paul Bolton faces a charge of driving with a ward Palait said after he Palait's lawyer, Arnold asleep at the wheel of his vehicle lind drove into a ditch blood alcohol content over .08, said RC1V/P, resulting breakthrough Monday In Atkey also announced that was fined $100. In transportation, processing immigratton officers have Schwartz, said the retired hitting a stump, according to Terrace RCMP. Police from another incident Friday. provincial court Monday carpenter "actually and prlvata sponsorship, ksnedlmmigrant visas to for forging Loto Canada helped Loto Canada state Mosdeli end his passengerwere trapped in the RCMP state Ryan Clifford McDonald is scheduled to arrangements fui~ In- rnsldents i~ Vietnam, per- tickets. improve its security vehicle and released by ambulance personnel, who appear on an impaired charge, resulting f~om an dechlman rofugess, mitting them te join Palalt, 70, pleading took Mcsdell to Mills Memorial htzpitai, Police are occurance overnight Saturday. He said arrangements relatives in Caunda soon. system," guilty of forging the Schwartz told the court still investigating the incident. RCMP report a 1973 Datsun reported stolen ou have been made to use And two Canadian vl of. tottery tickets after military and commercial ricers arrived in Vie,ohm that since the April 19 Delvin Morgan of Terrace fa~es charges of driving Saturday in Kltlmat was recovered Sunday in spending 122,000-- his life discovery Of three forged 'without due care and attention following a single Terrace, after being found blocking a driveway on aircraft and, that the last week to begin in- savings -- during the last tickets by ][~)tO security government is coasldarlng tervtewing others who want three years on losing officials, Loto Canada hes vehicle accident khortly after 10 a.m. Sundjy. RCMP Kalum Street. Police are still investigaUng. 'chartering a ship. to come here " lottery tickets. He was tightened the screehing of estimate $800 to $1000 damage done to the vehicle. A resident of Graham Avenue reported a bear inthe Atkey made no mention in The announcements said give three months to pay winners under $1,000. Police said the accident occurred on Kalum Street beck'yard to RCMP over the weekend. RCMP state hb written statement of 4,319 refgees from'Vietnam, Ida fine. Palsit had forged two near the Sunny Hill trailer court. the bear had left the area by the time they arrived on Iner~alNl the government- Kampuchea (Cambodia), "I had 2,000 tickets last sponsored Indochinese Lass and other southeast $100 and one $1,000 ticket Christopher Bolton, another Terrace resident, is the scene, but added fish and wildlife officials had July and not one of the by cutting numbers from scheduled to appear in court on charges of impaired been contacted. refugee quota of 8,000. Asian countries have settled damn things was a losing stubs and pasting Henaldonly that the Iraus- in Canada since the begin. winner," Palnit said In an them on others driving and falling to remain at the scene of an ac- Police report four bicycles stolen over the weekend, portatlon will cover the Ring of the year. cident following an incident Sunday. all taken from the Lahell Lambley, and Scott areas. * J

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Page Z, The Herald, Tuesday, July 17, 1779 T antrum prove d Somoza may resign NEWS BRIEFS a costlv event ' , MANAGUA '(AP)'--pr,parati01~ for bis crutchas he waited with. ' • I J Frantlc. officials and government's ~ollapse, hundreds of other peopleon a buaineu assnektoe of the " Somcea fired more than 100 ' line to buy food at a govern- A 'l~rrace man's fit of chair through the wall of ...... dying Somoz8 regime top officers of bib national ment distribution centre. , " " t~perresul!ed in a Lq00 the beer parlour. Several area residents hurrindiypackedtheirhtp, gaardMondey. , . "We'rentarving,"saiden." VICTORIA(CP) -- 0p- netts au.t~rity--., __~., sme after ne pleaded Davies told the judge, were sentenced on drunk Jammedalrllnacounteraand On Manaaua s streets, other man, Babette Pares. nesltion Leader Dave . "Thts.us a mms~u,~.o;- guilty to a charge of he had'akeady paid .t80 drivin,~ char~es when .went into hiding as Nien.rnguaMwere.eagerl.or 'Tvegotaixchildren. They...... ~tt ~nld Mmdav the ~ront tot" Barrettme.~.,~.,~,;~-sala. u ..-- ~..a:.~ .,,.,,, Nicaraguan government .me tmpanamg v~ctory oy have not had meat for nix a-,,,,inimestofEnvironmont authori y, ...... a.. ' mischief when before restitution to the hotel :,v: v,~?~ e S,l~e~1 sources' ~eported that San.dl~taguerrlllapand~e wesks ... and the govern.. Mlnister"rvRare Malt's former Mr. uennet~.. IS.13um~ .... Judge Ken Shirling in and protested the fine. n el.ore J.u S_ Anastanio Somoza might enu of the 42-year-ore muntissllh~e f oodto ple inwpartnor to the board ~ ~. ..show et . thenrtner he will off tull the Mair beard to Terraceprovthcial court . ~nlrllng In Terrace reslgnesprmidentasonrly SO.re.onahtmliydynasty, who havant been a¢ to theBrittshColumblaDevel-~g.!~.pa ,, Monday. "I think that's pretty provincial court Monday, as today. "Long llve the work and don't have any onmentCornorationis diisot of~:_~rectors..~ :~;~:. ,.,. • steep, myself," said ..... ,_. ,.,...__ In an unexplnined move rsvolutionl" shouted a one- money.. ."When " ths San- interference...... by cabinet into : 'If Mawr...... is mumuu~ um..~ The court was told by Davies. "I was drunk." . .n~r.c:~ yw-~...© apparently lInked with lagged man, waving his' dinistas get here they will operatiens of a Crown cor- no~ at me pr.e.m~...~.,u Crown counsel Jeff Arndt Shirling stated he' wuson, 26, pseaaea gtmty ...... alva us food ' .... ~...,,-- ssymg ne wm mw ,- -,v, s~'.- ..... ' ...... • ill3&llili i. a then-- his artner will stay on that Barry Davies, 81, levied the fine, in part, to to a charge of hnpaked rlrl • . " Other people gathered Barrett said the p- .. _ I~ .., ...... ,,~ driving and was ordered " M "l"l~fV 41~d'Ikl'IVlil'IkCMIV11[T around him agreed, shouting peIntment of Dou~ Smith of ulenoaro.s~srmu~a~P?- was.charged after an act as a deterrent to to pay a ~100 flne or spend JL JLLq~, M,/q~IIIIB I,.POI, BJ. 3 ea ichorus of anti.som.~,a Kamloops contradicts strength and we wlil:have to incident at the Noi'thern others, thets The civil war nab Premier Bill Bennett's wait and see who is captain, Motor Inn en June 26.' "lheve to consider that ~0days injail in default of . J- ' inrg~yP "hklted agricultural " promise there would be no el_the sh!~.l " __.~ ,,.. ~;~:~ payment. Crown counsel • " ~Tdr:~er production in political interference in the uarre~ s,m ,.,~ -v" angryArndtafterStatedbeingDavieS'cut off mightthistypebeOf repeatedbehavi°r Jeff Arndt told the court 1/)rgl1111'11 . ' opecationolCrewnagenciss, pointment mcaas enbinet is by the bartender, threwa Shirlingadded. before sentence was ~ V vv ~ M,~I,~m)M,~I,JL"JL Agovernmenlenurcesald Smith also was Mnir's .Impesl.ngi~;P°ll_cien°qtbe pa.ed that -'-- v .onday is,s.1,, campo. .in., e had been lald foll0w~ng The Canadian Prm~ per cent in the first quarter imal week m power, May I0 provincial euscuon. 1~:=,,,~,-. -.-v...... a. an incident June 17. .Canadlan Tire Corp, is from the same period .in "Whether he leaves on Barrett said it is obvlous sta~menis .um.~ me • . resmnl~ its.growth again 19'/8pthe largest sales gam Tuesday or later in the week Mair is challenging Ben- . are maeponcem. '.

• ur.,,...,,., after thr~ yera of' flat since early 1976. dependson the detolis being Court favors ' TERMINAL o..,_,,,,,,,,,~. ,,~,,~, ,,.,re,y, profits, Toronto analyst Management expects strong worked," he said. ~, amo pmaaeo &~uJty to David Dvorehik says. sales the,.t ,what we're t.~ to wor.. rs : • EXPRESS an impaired driving. Dvbrchll~ofM.,Lownca ofthayesr, avoidtsthingsJnatfelllng MONTREAL (CP) -- workers, memncraefti~.. charge. Arndt told the. andco.Ltd.,enidinarecont At the wne time, epartwhenSomozalesves. Striking Canadian Pacific BrotherheodofRallwayena court the charges had Interview Canadhm Tire's operati~ coats, have been. We're trying to essura that a Express workers won a legal Airline. Clerks. . . stock is a si~ hold and reduced, with expenses as a lot of people wo.'t get killed victory Monday when a (635-3680) ~n IMd after police should he heu~ht.oa any pereentogeefrevenue,down when the national &~u'd (;~checsoperiorCourtJudle ColtinGribhees, the union followed a vehicle down weakness. . ' a full. point in the first crumbles." • ~ refused to extend a tern-information director, said Lakehse Avenue to the . The:Tormto.bannd whale- ~. . , Itisbelieved " " : ~ . porary injunction against the workers will be allowed PareBI Pickup | Delivery " K'Shein Motel at 4326 Baler, whioh sells its Dvbrchik said he an- arrangements for as picketing outside a three information pickoto, '.Lakelse on June 23. roducts to independent atea Canadian Tire's bloodless a takeover as PillYhack terminal, outolde the terminal. Most of ~enlera across Canada, this year will he ~.50 possible are being worked The temporary injunction, the truck drivers pmdng out at nngedatioas In ndffh- which covered the in- through the gates are Light Packages & Parcels enjoyed growth rates of Lt.to to ~.I0 a share, which would Shirling ordered Mi]ne 15 per cent until 197S. he a record high. , boring Costs Rico between termodai services of the members of the Tenmater Chairs- Recllners -- End TaMes- to pay a ~ fine and to the provlaiomd government' company, was granted on Brotherhood and are not ...... Portable T.V. ' Earnings that year were The company's stock serve a six month term of O.57 a shore but dipped te .reached a I~ of about ;65 hacked by'the Sandinistas the first day of plcketing by expected to cross picket 'Suites (Kitchen & Living Room) and special U.S, envoy the 2,700 CP Express ~es. • Beds & Box Springs probation. Mllne. is a t3.50in 1977 und 13.40 in 1978.~ at the beginning of ~973 on Dvorchik said the com- the Toronto stock market. It William Bawdier. • resident of Kitimat. Some 600 to 700 members MASTER BEDROOMDRESSERSORCHESTS ixmy's problems included bottomed out at 120 In Iran executions held FRIG'S, STOVES, WASHEROR ORYEI~S ~ Cnanchal Dhemi, 35; dealertoSUffLelentlevel,turn°verhighattestsMarch,c~the ' Since than, 50it of Somesa'e Liberal, party, ..... has more than ' government officials and T~HR~. ~(AP) "7" Three persons accused of ...... -- ...... pleaded guilty to an associated with store an- per cent and wes |rading at business associates who Revolutiomryfiringsquaus the attack we~ arrested, have been staying at' ~ecutod five persons ac- tried and. ~t~uted within impaired drivln~ charge, paaslonandstiffcempetltion above~linthesoccadwesk Manegua's intercontinental cubed of stegin~ a bloody hours, state radio said, and ,from other retail chains of July. • District of Terrac~ O.niy which .were undercutting Dv .... "' Hotel made preperatiens to ~'enade attack en a funeral two others war# shot by a • -. Thecourtwas told the CanadlanTiresprlcm, . ....,orc~ ma one.... reason lesvethe country..A source procession In the south- firingsqnadMonday, • ..... Charges followed an i!: , 'Theuthin~havesmqnd XO1"m-t ~*h. St0ca.... ~,a sn'en~nl ,~ ,,,o, is .at Ma~.~. ,s..a.h'po.rt said weste.rnlranisn~!tyofI~..o- The offiolai.Pars n.ows f ' - ..~ inefdentJune 16. Dhami to :reverse themselves" .'~-. ~ "..'~.'/" -" ..... ~ozess nod mar mBgage ramsnanr, state rouse agency Mbnnay quo~ea /esl ~ Canad!anRadio-t.elevlsionConselldelaradiodilfuslon'~was ordered to pay a i400 .Dvm~7.hlk~ld. ;' . . , .I....stecas ,_.avananie ,.., .... mr , per.',_ chi pped f L~n...the hotel near. rspertodMond.~.y. Deputy Prime Minister I MM~andTelecommumcations etdest6lBcommunlcations l fine, with 30 days in '"Uanaqment has been m y7 .u~u~,,?us.p. Somoza a ;ortifiea Ethnic Arab militants in SadeghTahatsbi as saying I MM "r" Commission canadiennes Z .... sh~fl-~i°in order to Rat a re- vasu)rs nes neon reau.cea ny headquarters.t0 the ~. :t~ v~ulenm-to~ city have the govzrnment was pre- | DECISION | oexamc.. eswed"'" spirit and t~e com- Withinmergers th. ana Im;,,,,h.~ acquuss,,ons I~,~4 At.... .the ulrport, hanth-edsof.~,.becn.agita:,: ...... t..ing.ferauton,omy, pared to send army trne~ to panyban been working with ~)n';~sB~y" C~.~s~'l~t~i people Jammed, Jicket from . Be .cenn! oil.Hob Khazmtan province, h . - ' I Judge Shirling sen- deniers to improve the m,,,.,,,: v,~ ..a ~ counters,~ ahgUtihg ~nd, :revoinuonary ~tovere~nc, .in which Khoramshahr is Following a Public Hearing held In Richmond, British tenced GordonSmith,22, turnover in the inst ~vo. ....~'~ ....inh~v, ~.v,at inuuu ~'.nllm.'a ~u- 8hovil~-in,anof~'~l~t,~,~/~,'4:~.aDd" ...... ' *' ~ .... '~ th.0~."~:' ~ex,,eu. • ted"wer~ ' situated, to maintsin law and Columbia on 6March 1979,the Canadian Radio.television end to pay a ~ fine with 30 years." ~'.~-'~.a;~',,~',~ ":^~'..~ seat aboard the only~'~/)m- assumed mne ~an. . order if necessary. . Telecommunications Commlulod announces the following daYS ~11 default after he Expansion has . been Hudson'sse...... hasbeen, w..,,, v,n merelal plane fly.~ .out of Ahen.d~ms aewastcoesa decision effective forthwith, ple'aded guilty to an ainwsdand the camrj-~ iS . .. 7. _n.teke_ Mansgua, a 98~mt Boeing at a funeral procession. The newspaper Kayhan olaringmoroemol'-~is~'~'nits ~?xam~vmt~yo~J, ora 727 of the ;~unoza-ownad Sunday'inKhoramshahrfor reported another execution Decision CRTC 79-437 . . impaired driving charge, iradiilonai str~mh as a /,,~,~v,,,,- -y..~,.__ .. Laulca Airlines. .... a pro.Khomeini Monday, that of a wnman Arndt told the court price leader in""~-- automobile numberJ=ecanso of OIcompanies me 8nFinKu~ in- There are only two fll~.is rsvolutiona~ ~ard kfll.~ who uperatedb.retbels in. ~e TERRACE,,BRITISHCOLUMBIA ' before sentence was parts and homo. hardwaxi atllutionaiinvestoraonn-ur- daily.out..ofManagua, onel~ instwesk. Sumra.~.o.~s.a _w~ternaQ'~.~ermanen.an. -7S0~11400 ' . ' passed that a police products, chase,h.,~,,~nh,,.h~'..~._ Mtsmi, Fm.,endtheotherto esvellp~'~Bswe.r.elounooy Three prostitutes ano. a PRINCE RUPERT, BRITISH COLUMBIA. report stated Smith had Dvorchlk said Canadian wn,d , -.,.,....~.:,ndtn, ,~ u ,...~'~i,, ,v- ,, San • Salvador . and ~e nlast, four o.x menl . revo- ixne .u~-er_'.weFe exec51t4Ml_ Uust. -710910400 • Tire ~...... ;~---...--".-...... , ~uatemala City lutin~[pzares, ano more week m'renran, vrcetituuon KITIMAT, BRITISH COLUMBIA ,,:,~:l:~;~.:;::~::;~astop sisn.and.had asareesi-,,, • ',,ri,',~,,,~,,-~ :~' ,~, --,,,~ :=;:"'~ uvm'cn~mua -.~"',-;-'~~~'-:'~ ', '; The. goye~ent" ~ur~ -" than 40.w~unded is againet Illlimkl law. ,

order to. eneed turnover at v~ran'"" ~d'.~l~ ~J("~u~'e'; ricers.With 30 years or more ,,-~,x~. o--~u~ ~AI~.,~,L~U ~seoa Broadcasters Ltd. Stanley Robinson thedsaier/evel .... experlence - more than 150 ' - • .. . veland, inc.rmm does not drop sharply .... i,,q,a,,~ ,, ,,.... !, NIAGARAPALLS. N.Y. werecaliedtoconflrmthelr Appltcatlons to amend the came television broadcasting pleaded 6~I/Ity to a Charge . me voiun~.e, o~ ornara n'om Canadian Tire A will reach ~,~"~'7~"~°hT~. ~),'~d'~; (CP) -- U S aovenunent earlier finding after one of Ilcances for Terrace. Prlnoa Rupert e.nd Kltlmat, British of CaUSing a dinturhenne me parent company. 140 within sis to eight ---...staff, ...... Gen. Humberto geololpsts warned• ' - Monday three seismic devices at Columblo as follows: while being drunk. Arndt Deaierenles lneressed~.l months. Corrnien, and moat colonels, there in a ~mrioon pesoibllity Terrapin Point, an ob- Terrace, British Columbia told Shirlkg that the Some observers suggested that subsurface rock sorvatinn area on the U.S. charges were theresult of ~ d[~ , Somoza did .thhl as a con- movement at Niagara Falls side, sounded an alahn eseslon to Bowdler and the might cause the largest Friday. Basic Service (Channels ~ to 1|) an incident atthe Shan l'iPT110"PPQ T/lrI~IV The point was olcend and •to add the reception nnd distribution Of KIRO-TV (CBS) Yan restrarant on Jane 2. -"- ~.q..l.LI,l,~,.S~'k.7 JI.&J.I~,WT Junta. Others said it was recede in the falls moues intended to give the officers weekend inspections showed Seattle, Washlngfon; part.time when. KCTS-TV (PBS) hk~'y..concern over a new cracks in the base of the Seattle, Washington Is not broadcasting. a chance to flee Nicaragua ~blrling fined Robinson 1 " • • • ~. 1 end escape trial at the lumde possible rnckJlide forced the point, ot the new government. r |doftho .ot • TwoU.S. psychics recently Service Ares to niter their routes have predicted that -to extend the service ares to Include ThornhlJl and Brauns default. .ij, ~ 1,4k.m. .' ~k ~,~ Unconfi~.hieg' reports away from the thundering •significant reckfalis would ,Island areas. • • '. " .. . VICTOP~(CP)--LalVICTORIA (CP) -- Labor swept Manngua that Samoa had fled when he left his water at the bottom of the soeur soon in the area. _ • MinisterMlnktor Allan#,llan WilliamsWill ares saida cascade. The U.S. Army Corps of Prince Rupert, arHIsh Columl~a kl ...... ' ..: .. ~i Monday he ~e favorfavors using,,sing the . downtown bunker, by helicopter but he flew to his A team d Canadian geolo- Engineers expects ~o know .to add a new distant hendend. R Rivar~idn Antn Wrnnkinw ~ Canadis|~ForresarhasoCanadian Forces air base at gists was czlled in earlier within two days how much ' II ...... ' ...... p II'" ComeT,Comox, B.C. as a teereset- nearby hilltop residence, conferred with top aides and Monday toreinspeet the rock rock movement is ecourrtng Basic Servlco (Channels ~ 1o 13) M ...... • M tlementtiement station~orstation for VJVlet. • face on the Ontario aide of on the American side of. the .to add the reception and distribution of KIRO.TV (,CBS) 11 Iloall ~re Y. lrlllH~e R namesesafuge~ffithaslnamese rel~e~ ff it has the returned to headquarters minutes inter." Horseshoe Falls after Horseshoe Falls, said a Seattle, Washington; part.time when KCTS.TV (PES) fuilltien to handle them confirmation of rock technician. Seattle, WashingtonIs not broadcasting and CFTK.TV (CEC) Williams, the minister A party member said Somoza and inglslatnra movement on the U.S. side. A peeslble slide ot aa much Terrace, British Columbia via microwave; responsible for provincial Ran Devoreux, public as 200,000 to 300,000 tens of .to delete the reception and dlstrlbutlen of CFTK.TV-1 (CBC) thuni~tion, agreed with discussed convening a Joint session of Congress today to relations director for the might create a new face Prince Rupert, British Columbia. Cemox ' Mayor Co~ge Niagara Parks Commimdca, for the Horsechon Falls, said Pierey that the Coma camp • name an interim president to receive Som0~'s said there is no apparent Thomas Wilkinson of the Service Ares ~ be used as a temporary movement on the Ontario Engineers Corps. He warned .to extend the ,ervlce area to Include adlolnlng areas In t~ s~tlso~nt ares unt~ l~r- resignation. He said Francisco UrcUye, ~l-yenr- ~k.°f the faik at Table the Niagara Frontier State southwest area of Prince Rupert and he4heldse of Highway manent homes could be Parks Commimdon to bold 16 up to and Including the village of Port Edward~ British found for the so-celled boat old president of the 704ant House of Deputies, appeared The ge01ogim, who in. eft on plans to blast away a Columbia. people "fleeing the com- M)ected Table Rock in May, portion of unstable rock. munist regime in Vietnam, to be Willing to tnke on the Kitimet, British ColumbM 'Tam not awa~ 0f.what interim post. .to add a new distant hesdend, facilities thay have and how It appeared doubtful that they could be used, but ff the the majority of legislators Alberta favors Carter federal government has required by the comiltutten Basic Servlca (Charnels I to 13) i military establishments to make the presidential EDMONTON (CP) -- .educed quota on imported .-to add the reception and distribution of KIRO-TV (CBS) Alberta Energy Minister. oil. .Senttle, Washington; part-time when Kc'rs.TV (PBS) ' whichimve accommodation change could he mustered for a Joint seRBian in the .Mary Leltch said Monday But the minister said he Seattle, Washington Is not broadcasting; and medical clinics where' .that initiatives announced did not believe there would •to change the reception of CFTK-TV (CBC) Terrace, British they can receive rafugaon, bunker. In several bulldl~ in the Sunday night by U.S. be much effect on the price Columbia from off-air to via microwave. then they should he used," President Jimmy Carter olAlhertaollwhichhenbesn WilliamS enid, liendqubrters compound,. government employees were may stabilize world oil poffgedto the U.S. ceml~to Decision: APPROVEO Pinrey said Cemo~ would prices. . price which is 'below the 2Oth welcome up to 30,000 Viet- removing film and tearing. up papers. world pries. The boundariesof ths ,ew areas to be served by the Terrace nam r~a~. Carter appealed to As for alternate energy and Prince Rupert systems will he specifically described in Americans in a n~Jor policy sources, Leitch said: the amended Ilcancos. flnniversary address to cce~erve oil and "I wouldn't think Alberta ~miniss and outlined measures will speed up research The Commissionconsiders that the reception via microwave Park nned by his ad- projects as a result of what of the CFTK.TV Terrace signal by the Kltlmat cable system celebrations traiim, the United States is con- should significantly Improve the technical quality of the " "A reduction in the U.S. tsmpInting doing. Rnsoorch signal delivered to subscribers. underway Avenue demand on the world supply projects here Include' re- REALTYWORLD® is probably going to tend to search into the use of coal IW1th rell~eCt to the Prince Rupert system, the Commission Realty keep world pricing more in and oil sands. There have has no oblectlon to the proposed substitution of priority check than would otherwise also been some solar station CFTK.TV.1 Prince Rupert by CFTK.TV Terrace, vie' be the case," said Leltch of research projects in the microwave, as the pro0rommlng of the two signals Is Idsn- Ev's Mens Wear Carter's announcement of a province." tloah However, should the licensee wish to discontinue the and microwave recsptlon of the Terrace signal at a future date, from July 16-21 the carriage of CFTK.TV.1 Prince Rupert must then be Canadian scientist dies relnstafecl. 0entral Homes & OTTAWA (CP) -- Dr. Leo Fellow and former prcoldent The licensee has propcoed the pert.time carrlnge of KIRO. •, All summer stock reduced Marion. former vice. of the Chemical lestitutehof 13/(CBS) Seattleon each of the three systems; the KIRO-TV Development Ltd. president of the National Canada, a Fellow of the Rnsenrch Coaneil and an Roywl Society of London and signal would be dlstrlbutud on the channel sutherlzed for the internatlmudly.known carriage of KCTS-TV (PBS) Sesttle, only when KCTS.'rv Is , Storewidesavings,& sales will host an an Henorary Member of tha nat broadcasting. Recognizing that the coils of a separate research chemist, has died Sect,as chimiqun de Prance. mlcrowsve channel to carry KIRO.TV on n full.time basis at the age of 80. are beyond the moans of the licensee at the pt'*ce~ time, the 3 I)()()1| I'I{IZI';,~ I'l';ll I),.~1 Maria, who died of cancer Marion was also awarded Sunday, held honorary the Medal of the Vity of Paris CommissionAPPROVES the pert.time corrlsge of KIRO.TV I degree.t from 13 Canadian on channel 9 only at such times as KCTS.TV Is not broad. Open House. a~d"Chempcul lmitule of.. casting. and European universities Canada Medal. for his work In organic His wile died several years EV'S MENS WEAR LTD. chemistry. Ottawo J.G, Patensude Watch Friday's Real Estate secti0n r0r details. ago and the couple had no July 5,1979 Acting Secretary General 4606 Lakelse 636-6420 He was a Fellow and children, former president of the Funeral arcaqemnois are Royal Society of Canada, incomplete. 9

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• Construction has begun• on a new medical l~m, doctors' Offices, a laboratory, X-ray room, building at Alcan's Kitimat smelter. examination rooms and shower and washroom Medical buil'dlng.""go The new $I million building is being built facilities. •outside A-gate smack in the middle of the lower The upper storey will provide Offices for plant parking lot road. safety officers and the company's employee fitness and recreation co-ordinator, a conference Traffic has been rerouted and the road will be room, and an exercise room with showers and : closed permanently. lockers. Project manager Torn Pranse said Wednesday At present, medical services are located in the that.the two-storey building will consist of a 6,200 wash and locker building on the smelter site. , square f~ot ground floor and a 2,300 square foot The contract for slightly more than $1 million upper floor. has been awarded to Kadar Construction of The lower storey will contain a lobby, first aid Kitimat. Acddent injures 3 i, • RCMP report an early / .morning accident .! Monday that left three Oregon men in Hospital, after a 1972.Ford pickup EED was spotted upside down in shallow water near I Klnanza Creek. Stanley Ray Berry, 20; Jeffrey Robert Church, ARS 19; and Shawn Reiten, 17; all of Coos Bay, Oregon, were taken to Mills FCOiiRSIi Memorial Hospital ( following the 'accident. I RCMP state Berry, the driver of the vehicle, was still in the pickup when ambulance chews arrived and was later transported to Vancouver from Mills Memorial. Church and Reiten remain in Mills for $6995 Photo by Ann Dun|muir treatment and ob- servation. '[~ 5:.: ' ~ ...... ' ~; "~ I Howard i ] mm,l mid i 10,995 ] ~•;:

trap:ban ,M]- J ,I.. I L'/ )," ~ F • 1 .- Frank Howard, Skeena $46 6 1~, says that many people who advocate t' banning the leg-hold trap ili. i • do not fully appreciate the importance of ;$6995 trapping. '~l~ere is a lack of information on the part of a lot of people, most of whom live in the cities, ...... who have never seen a $4995 ,trap in their lives or a fur shop,:', said .Howard.4n a recent press release., , 1972.0IISMOBILE Howard said that ~ve J door, low IThieege, i~lra clean, have got to pay some poe poe° °.poe .eeoc..°ee • °°~°o. o $2896" i :attention to the fact that • trapping is a way of life .and is sustenance to a 1974 CHARGERS.E. great many people in this auto trans., province." V8 P.S. & P.B. • oo0 ° •. eo°o.o° •••••.••t. •.••.•....•..•o..•.••. ° ..••••. ° •• s2oos "I'm not partial to banning it until.that point 1974 FORD F360 time where something ¢"Z batter comes along," he Cab-Chasls with steal deck mid. "~bat's where we • eoeeee ° e•e••••~••.•.•oo• coco° go ' ee e ' OUO $4796 are and that is where most of the trapper are as well. 1976 El)SON 8' OAMPER L' Howard says he agrees DAY with trappers who have ...... °..,.,,o.,°.. • . .,.°.., $2996 told him to show them something which will ~ batter than the type of 1977 FORD F360 OREWl)AB trap that has stood the TuTone Paint, V8 Auto, 8' Box. test of time ever since the •Hudson's Bay Company '..eee•iooooeoooeoeoooeelooeeoa•eee•*o'ol~ooe o. e ••leo.poe•I• e .J e $8495 owned this province. "~ow me something 1977 OOUGARXR7 batter than that and as VO, auto trans., P.S. & P,B. effecflv,e or as efficient as • ,o • •.*eooe * • • eeHe e ee pea•poe that and then deal with $5396 me on the question of my capital investment in my 1976 GMI) 4x4 • .or•pc and I'll go along CIGARETTES (Canadian Reg. Price Brands Only) 20 Series, V8 Auto .with you," Howard says eoeoo • ooIQeeloeooeoeeeeoao • topee • eooee ••00• oeeooe • #.eeoc• • e •o• $5796 trappers say. •89 each 2/1" per pack ARRIDROLL-ON ::,,~ :,: i TANTOOIHSECT NEED YOUR 2.5 oz. LEASING Reg.1.99Price 144 REPELLANT°oz. An Alternative to Private Ownership T 144 H Reg. Price 1.99 Advantages. Include: HERSHEY BARS No Capital Investment • I" 9.3 oz. Budgeted Transportation Costs Reg. Price Q / Current Model Transportation 3 for 1.89 I~1 r 144. G Simplicity , : A CHARLIE LIPSTICKS , , IVORY LIQUID Convemenee Possible Tax Advantage Reg. Price DISHWASHING M ~'l 44 SOAP 32 oz. 44 ENQUIRE TODAY 'A 2.5~n Re~. Price 1.89 J ~ HANDIPLAST BANDAGE I , . STRIPS !oo s A ... 40 G Reg. Price 7 / | lit ~ | 1'29 im/i FIXED? PLUS MANY OTHER UNADVERTISED 1.44 SPECIALS See Our I Terrace Totem Ford BUSINESS SHOPPERS DRUG MART Sales Ltd. TERRACE SHOPPING CENTRE DIRECTORY m(•1 I~,H(;|:X 4|al Keith imme on ~,~, SALE PRICES IN EFFECT JULY 18, 1979 136 -4014 PAGE 13 STORE HOURS: MON,-FRI. 9AM-9PM SAT. 9AM-6PM SUN, IOAM-6PM t

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Dear Sir: has already committed If, you would contribute please contact the District of Terrace by telephoning 635-6311 or I wish to comment on your adultery with her in ida comment of Friday, July 6 heart. So if your right eye is writing to the address below. dealing with prestituties and an occasion of' sin to you, express my surprise that no pluck it out and cast it from woman or minister of you; for it is better for you .-... ~llgloo responded to this that oue of your members editorial. should perish than your After asserting that you whole body should be thrown PLEASE RETURN THIS QUESTIONAIRE BY JULY 20, 197,9 TO: dJd not believe proatitutioa into hell." should he llkgal,'you made a Law throughout the ages very offensive statement, has condemned the practice namely, "After all is there "of prestitutiou'and I believe any difference between willrightly continue to do so DISTRICT OF TERRACE seillngyourbody'alabor, or in spite of our ourrent your time, and:.l~,ormin8 a 'liberalism' whlcl~ Is thin NO. 5- 3215 EBY STREET, sexual service? (As in bissuise forthe evils that TERRACE, B.C. prostitution), flourish today and that which • ? I certainly do believe that you ,appear to relish in most women and in fact the espousing. V8G 2X6 majority of Canadians would Indeed your comment take offense to such a appeared to desire to use the statement, and have a great problem'of prostltutlen as a

deal more respect for female lever to lobby for change ,,,-. :L " dignity than your editorial drug law enforcement, sugd~esto you have. The God another area of your given gift of union between IrrespansiblLity as a Jour. male and female which in nalist. I would very much CRITICISM TOO •'/,•'i:ii:;/":"'J; true love gives each partner challenge your suggestlou opportunity to become a that making a dr~ less procreator of new" life in expenolve is going to inhibit addition to giving one's self its use. In fact I believe the Carter policy wins praise! /: '1 ' to the other is far m~e opposite to be true...if profound than, and cannot be cheaper it will by far heceme vIEWPOINT compared to a mere "trip more readily used. In both down to the office to earn areas clear and strong en- BY JIM FULTON your daily bread", or the forcement is required, as as sh.o .'ong so me..! e adoership earnings thereof. meat. police officers agree, In like fashion the otherwise growth' wl!l cheapening of one's,b0dy by abound. To think otherwise energy policy for the said excessive depen- Tokyo. , abroad." It is a real pleasure for me to make this report, my: exploitation through is ,naive.~-,.C~Md/an:kw~ United States drew praise " di ~s~ ~ ~ou a~,.your Member of Pprliament. I woul~ prestitntioff (wheth~ n~ie~. ~1~~~;~ Monday-:fcom : the recthcaup.e~ i~:~,~; "~'~~~.;~J~.~psp~.T.~ bube de or female)~ where" love and ...... ::~:"~!...... : .... Organimmtion of..Petro- gasotind' lld~'~ttc-J~b~ ~er~iMl]~ ~ ~i~*i~:-:~e .~ented that _~: ~,~P~r~'ty 'to thank everyo~ fok ' responnibiity is absent and Inconclusinn!su~estyou leum Exporting Countries cause' of inflstion 'and pad flve e~nte~y." Carter "could have ad- their mipi~r t d~ing and since the May 22 election. only cold cash is the . take up your own sugguatiou as well as from the unemployment in the U.S. Chief Cabinet Secretary mitred that much of the motivntion is surely whichis to address the social" European Conimoa "This intolerable Rokasuke Tanaka said enrreatmalalseisdne to I would also like to pay tribute to the members who repugnant and destructive to problems that contribute or Market, the Japanese and dependence en forelgu ell the .Tokyn government the incoherence, the preceeded me in this seat: Frank Howard and lena human dignity. Itcerteinly lead to addiction and West German govern- threatens our ecoanmle sees the measures .as contradictions, the • Campegnolo. Both served the area well and I shall do violates the stern teaching of prostitution. In so doing you manta and a Western independence and the effeellve means, to tide hesitations of the White my utmost, with'your guidance and assistance, to a gentle and lovin8 Christ willrender a true service to energy plasnin8 agency. very seourity of our over the ourrent energy House.... Above all, the who taught"You have heard the community and make Some foreign officials nation," he said. crisis and problems speech hardly continue that tradition of service. that it was said to the an- your paper a little more and newspapers ' CommonMarket expected in the'future. corresponded to the needs ctente, thou shalt not commit readable. crilictzed it as short on Ener~' Commbeiooer o~ clear leadership'which It has been an extremely busy time for me since adultery. But I say to you Carter's speech was specifies and wondered Guide Brunner said he welcomed ako by the', Mr. Carter underlines at May 22. I've spent a good deal of time getting my..' that anyone who so much as Youre sincerely, whether Carter can make "welcomes unreser- the same time." Ottawa office into operation, as well as the local of- looks with lust at a woman Tony Organ. International Energy it.work. Investors reacted - vediy" Carter's propomda Agency, n. l~-country The ' French financial flees in Queen Charlotte City, Prince Rupert, Terraee,i negatively too, sendin8 to cut U.S. dependence on body" crested after the newapeperAgence Kitimat, Stewart, Smithers and Casslar. gold to a record 1291.875 foreign oil. 1973-1974 energy erkk to Econo.mique et Finan- U.S. an ounce in Zurich. He said in'a statement co-ordinate the West's ciere said Carter's new In Vienna, Austria, issued at the Market's enersy program should • All of these offices are available for anyone nesding i response to onerSY assistance or information. I'll be working closely with OPEC Secretary-General headquarters in Brussels, shortages. he welcomed by both oil LETTERS Rene Ortiz declared: "We Belgium, . that the producing and consuming the provincial representative for the area, Frank in OPEC welcome Mr, measures reinforced the Niels Eraboell, the OaUons, but it questioned Howard, on the concerns and issues that.come to us.. Carter's statement decisions taken at the agency's Danish chair- whether the program can man and a man who lias representative in Terrace is l%rma Randle at 638-. outlining a prugrsm to cut recent Tokyo economic he implemented in view 1818, WELCOME the U.S. consumption of summit "and even go criticized the U.S. as o~ a hostile Congress. oil. over the next beyond them." extravngunt in energy Gold set a record in decade .... We appreciate Brunner said he" is use, said the plan "will Europe as investors The election brought real changes to our govern- The Herald welcomes its readers comm'ents. ment. I, like all Canadians, hope that the Clark ad-- All letters to the editor of general public interest any steps taken by con- confidentthe U.S. will • surely have a reacted unfavorably to sumin8 countries which succeed in halving oil psychological effect" Carter's speech. Gold was ministration can start to get Canada back on track. will he printed. We do, hmvever, retain the right are the major importers imports by 1990 'and around the World; He trading at ~91.875 nn Our economy is in real trouble, regional differences to refuse to print letters on grounds of possible 'nf OPEC oH, reducing lowering this year's uld, it "hereida, n new ounce in Zurich, Swit- are breaking down the national unity we all desire, libel or bad taste. We may also edit letfm's,/or global era and a change of their oil co'~suml~/oa." imports to 8.2 million r~rland, and was fixed in and real leadership from our government is missing. In his Sunday ul~ht barrels a day from the 8.S Lifmtyle not ealy in the london at ~91.40. . style and length. All letters to be considered for on almost every major problem.. publication must be signed. .. Of real'concern to me was the Clark government'sl decision to implement the changes to unemployment insurance.that the Liberals had forced through before REFUC,EES the election. Both the Conservatives and .my party,: the NDP, had opposed many of these changes. The COMMENT .', . .. . policy reversal of the Conservatives on this issue does not lead me to have a great deal of faith in some of. OEOO Thatcher m no-win trap their other campaign promises, but time will tell "that story.

A trip to Prince Rupert can be fun but itcan also The changes in unemployment insurance are unduly create problems; particularly when nature calls. and taking flack from both restrictive. The NDP has long fought for a fair Looking for a restroan is difficult. The malls have a scheme, to account for seasonal unemployment and restroon for the hapless visitor, but they keep the LONDON (CP) -- The By BRUCE LEVETT detailed speech about its the ups and downs of our weak economy. We advocate' toilets locked away because some people's kids have forces of British Prime position. full employment and do notsee U.I.C. as a handout or almost destroyed the facilities eeve'ral times. Minister Margaret Thatcher propoeak in hand. limited to the prevtoua figure Waldheim Is hopin8 to welfare scheme. But the new changes will force many'/ Someone in our party suggested an older person are "esught in a cress-fire The conference, . in o/S,000. eliminate the rhetoric,. derseving unemployment people onto welfare and should be hired to sit in the toilets like in Europe and becawe of their hesitant and Geneva, Switzerland, this. , The decision to take in an- confining delegates to a therefore will not save any tax dollars. reluetant rnspmso to the week, is Britain's ides. ' otber 10,000oame followinga simple announcement, on any young punk that gets out of hand should simply be plisht of the Vietnamese A statement on the British mooting between the Prims what each country is shot. It's getting to the point where vandals are now "boat people." offer, which might still Minister and Kurt ta do. Young people, seasonal workers like the cosatai ruling our lives and, after all, anyone who has to "go" Cartoonists and colum- depend on the respenes from . Waldheim, UN secretary. in and other Western cannery employees, women and part-time earners are ' is not going to dance around saying nice things about nists, radio commentators other countries, will he made general, at 10 Downing countries are taking with a the target group. Some women who have worked them. and the phone.in lunatic by Carrinstm before the Street. ' grain of ault the Vietnam an. many years in the fishing industry, season after We finally went to a restarat~nt and had another eup inge are in full cry arSuing Geneva talks open Friday. In addltion to prmMng oouncement that it has or. ~ at Britain either has Britain to open its doors to dared a halt to the flight o~ season, may well be denied U,I.C. this winter. Cer- of coffee so that we could use the washrooms. already done too much or The British government is : more r~uguoa, the UN is refugees from its shores, tainly, this is not fair or economically sensible, The The day was not a total waste, however. has far more to do. belug pulled in ,two direc- hephql to talk Britain into • Diplomats are inclined to Conservatives made good arguments ngainst many of We discovered that the museum in Prince Rupert is First, Mrs. Thatcher tionsbytheissoe, opeuln8 its coffers and see the gesture as an attempt these changes. Unfortunately, now in power they have only a nice place to visit and it has restrooms. Next argued that Britain could not There has been incronsing contributilig &S million to win euppert before the decided to proceed with them. I will be watching this time any of us start to panic we'll go look at the ar- take more than a limited pressure from Labor ($12.6muslin) to a UN fund. Geneva conference. situation closely and will be working to ensure all number of the Vietnamese ticfacts instead of having coffee. members of Parliament and The government says Somehave arsued that in- Skecna residents get the fairest treatment possible: Another interesting stop, one had absolutely no refugees. Then, after an some• Conservative back. some financial nldls likely to creased aid could he couno apparent change of heart m be offered, but it isn't terprnductive, encouraging connection with restroom problems was the Mount benchers to be more sym. her part, the cabinet decided pathetic to the refugees. Commenting na the target . the Vietnamese to drive out Parliament will not sit until late September or early Hays gondolas which take people to the top of the ski that Britain should offer There has also been a figure, even more of Vietnam's October so it is too early to speculate on other policlu, hill facility in the summer to get a good look at the port sanctuary to another 10,000. hostile reaction from such ethnic Chinese mhtorlty. of the Clark government. I will be working throughout city. Her ministers, led by groups as the 19~ Com. The sheer practicalities of It's an argument with a fa- Foreign Secretary Lord the two-day Geneva meeting miliar ring and com- the riding between now and then, with the exception of For 13 each it was worth the trip.. There are refresh- mittee of the Conservative are beginning to cause a short break in late August. Please feel free to merits at the top, including a bar and a resturant. The Carriugtoa, convinced her party, which wants the mentators are drawing that Britain could not go to concern here. parallels between this contact me through the local constituency vernada offers people the opportunity to sit outside, Conservative government to the United Nations con. haw to a strong line and not About 70 countries are ex- situation and the one which representative or by writing to me, care of the House sip their tea or beer and watch the ships and boats ference on the subject with. allow any more refugees'in. pc.seed to be represented and existed when Germany of Commons, Ottawa. I look for,yard to a constructive come and go from the harbor. out specific and generous They want the quota each one will want to make a began persecuting its Jews. and hard-worklng term of Parliament. . ;.+ +-, i,:+. ,~[+.: ::,.+,.. , , ...... +.- .+. -..+ - .Z.:TT+,'~'..Z- .~, : +.

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A:. la+ck o foptom,' ...... trists+is..... ~ 1 cau singconcern EDMONTON (CP) -- The its effort to get a new school new up,smear,ate" annually, has the highest' raUo of op~ mainly of the post-war the two eastern echosla. This . But development .of the "If we were able to take family eye doctor is a. of optometry at the The CAOsayathegraduates tometriats to populsti0n in yealT; year, only 13 enrolled in school has stalled in the part of that overflow, they'd vanishing breed, especially University of Calgary. ' don't even to replace the the country, Alberta and Saahatchewan Waterloo, one from planning stage. The Jumpatthisschuol," hess,d. in We,tern Canada where There are only two "optometrists retiring every But the shortage is in- are In better shape, with 40 Manitoba, University of Calgary has Calgary was chosen as" the the shortage prompts con- faculties of optometry in year ioWestern Canada. creaslngly acute in the per cent aged 50 or older. In Brown said the association shown interest in having the site for the proposed school cern about future quality of. Canada, one at the CAO president Dr, Roy western provinces, he told a British Columbia the figure has been pushing for the now school and Bert Hohol, because the university ears, says the Canadian University of Montreal Brown of Virden, Man., says news conference Monday. is 55 per cent and in school for the last 10 years minister for advanced already has an established Association of Optometrists,. which graduates .40 students the two schools produce CAO figures show that Manitoba 60 l~r cent. and in 1976 set up a fund to edncation in the last Alberta medical school and health- The CAO is using its a year, and the other at the enough optometrists to almost halt the up,smear`ate Brown said the problem Is help finance the school. So government, committed oriented faculties. He noted biennial oongrees, being held University of Waterloo in • satisfy the markets in On- in Western Canada are over that inot enough students far, the fund has ac. provincialmoney to the idea. that the University of here this week, to sho~vcase On,aria, which .produces 60 tar/o and Quobee;. the latter the age of 60 -- graduates from westereCanada attend cumulated about St million. But university admin- Alberta in Edmonton al- istrators worry the new ready has a school of I . . . ii / ArChbishop dies from"°'+ other might, programs, dralnfunde ophthalmologistsophthalmology treat-- eye INFO Dr. Ken Armstrong of Ed- diseases, while optometrists Last +respects i .. - . taunton, in charge of the dealwith correcUon of vision | .. ' LOS. ANGELES (AP) -- Angeles, he ~vas known'as a SAC negotiating committee, problems -- and has less James' Francis Cardinal builder of scores of churches said the university wants room to expend than HE:ALTH Mclhtyre,Mcln ~re, Romanon i m CatholicCa built and schoolsschool,, during the~he aren'sar m's assurances that the school Calgary. archLarchbishop shop of,f LosI ~ A,Angeles leles post.Secozpost.Second Ld W(World rid 'War Vat and its accompanying clinic The newschool would not paid Senator DR, BOB YOUNG from 1948 to 1970,19~0, died population boom, when his would be selfsupporting only train practicing Up- ; 'MONTREAL (CP) -- St. Hy'acinthe, Qua,, said the Monday. at age 93, an ar- flock more than doubled, after the ~/-to $X0-mtilion tometrtsts but also be in Polltictans.und citizens alike death of the 54.year.old chdioeese spokesman said. He was known' as a con. ospltal expenditure is made. volved in research and th~ paid their last respects on Wagner "surprised .the ...What, is Brutus sick, and general pol!utlon level lnan Cardinal McIntyre died at servative because of his If the now school is built, training of new teachers. Monday to Senator Claude whole population." . will he steal out'of his area, for example in a large St. Vlncents Hospital, where feuds with liberal priests and there would be no shortage, of Brown said the echo01 might ,Wagner, who died last we~ "But .life doesn't end with wholesome bed to date the city. Five pollutants are had been confined for the nuns, but age was cited'as students, said Brown. Appli. eventually be the hub of a after a long illness. " death, it doson't-fintsh. It vile contagion of the night, examined -- carbon last sevqralyears, Msgr.Joo the reason for his retireme ,t cations to the two existing network of satellite clinics Pollard said. The cause of in January, 1970. He was 3 ~hoots have more than eg- acr~ Western Canada, More than 1,000 peeple,'in. continues. Death in a and tempt the rheumy and monoxide, sulfur dioxide, eluding Prime Minister Joe beginning." unpurged air to add unto.his ozone, nitrogen dioxide, and .his ~ death was not am- then, eight years older than c~eded quotas each year. Clark, attended the hour- The bishop noted that sickness? total suspended Particulate mediately disclosed, the age recommended for long funeral service at St. Wagner, who once' Julius Caesar II, i~261 matter. The cardinal, who abun. retirement by Pope Paul VI. Joseph de Bordeaux Roman represented St. Hyacinths in. The quality of the air we These items can be don~d a lucrative carecr as a Although Archbishop Catholic church in north the Commons, "gave himself breathe has been on men's measured, easily and ac- Wall Street broker for the Timothy Manning succeeded Montreal. totally for the benefit of his minds for a iodg time, but curately, and serve as a priesthood,: brought to the him as cardinal, Mclntyre 2Oth Clark, who defeated the constituency." active scientific in- general guide to assessing Roman ~ Catholic Church continued to fulfil his fuse. former judge in the 1976 Wagner's wife, Giaelle, vestigation of air pollution is air purity. It is felt that great)financial and ad- lions as cardinal- health Progressive Conservative and his 23-year-old daughter, a recent development. :In sulfur dioxide and the mih~traflveacumen, lnLos pormitting--up to his death !eadershtp. ceavention, was Johaune, were escorted from many cities in the U.S.A. the suspended narticulants are Rnnivers(ry= ~e Of the few who walked in the church by the late air pollution index is the m~t lmporinnt from the ] :+~ _., [ .l)rocession through seor: senator's sons, ]llcbard, 31, reported every day as part of health point of view, and the' heath) the church. He the weather report. product of the con- and Christian, 18. • celebrotjo0s "":,.,+' was accompanied by his Wagner's body was inter centrationa of these two may While Portia was worried be recorded separately. . •~vffe, Maureen McTeer, and buried at St. Vincent de Paul about Brutus being exposed + ote:undetw u "''J ~'''4 Ontario• Premier William cemetary in adjacent Laval. Davb. Clark and many of the digni. to night humors and vapors Physic,am must he aware " (~vhich were presumably of the effects of polluted air • .. ~ , i Others who followed the ,aries did not attend 4he harmless~, physicians and on their patients, par- fo~ wreath-laden burial. public health authorities ticularly those with lung ,i When Wagner's death was Ev's M n s Wear , ihaouslnos and a hearse have h~ndreds of possible air , disease. A smoke.filled "DOff YOURSELFPLUMBING" carrying Wagner's remains unnon~ced last week, Clark contaminants to think about, living room, a dusty mill or r''i AB$ Pipe C.S.A. approved q were IS members of the described him as a man and many of these can affect factory, or a smeg-inflicted " flu I" Ju 19 16-21 .'+ caPrbOgbresslve Conservative "who sermed his province the health of the citizen. city may be significant " on SALE.for this week `net and several other and hk country with dignity factors in prolonging or leading politicians. and courage." • Known "danger areas can • complicating disease.. Wagner, born April 4,1925, REGULAR SALE i!They included Quebec be. monitored 'for specific SIZE ; PRI@E , All summerstock reduced/ i Sodal Affairs Minister Denis in. Shaw~n,' que;, was pollutants, a pradice that While patients may filter 1~ Inches .8e "~ Lanuro, former Liberal twice defeated for +~he perhaps began when the first the air in their homes or 2 Inches "T3e .88 , StorewidesavinD & sales,,,i leadership of a major.; canary was taken into a coal move to an unpolluted area ministers Marc LalondQand political .party and twios~ 3 Inches" 2.39 1.79 Francts Fox, Senator Jean mine. Larger areas require to escape the danger, it is 4 Inches ., 3.46 2.59 Marchand, Air Canada •. watched his victor go m to sophisticated equipment to better to prevent the fedora! "p~d provincial 3 DOOR PRIZES PER DAY *. board chairman' Bryce • identify specific ;hemicais, problem in the first place by *'** ,", r'l } I .~" ;+"+r, ,+ Maekasey, veteran NDP election ,success. e~pecially if the g0urce has containing the pollutdnts at He began his political to be searched for/The wind the source. parliamentarian Stanley • , Knowles, former senator career in 1964 as a Liberal in may carry ..... dangerous The air pollution index is " C KIE BELANGER EV'S MEHS WEAR LTD. Eugene Forscy and former the quebec legislature, but chemicals long distances. one way of measuring the .i : . PLU mNO & HSATmS,TO. Quebec Justice minister in .the early 1970a was Selected chemical com- effectiveness of the yahoos 4436 Lakelse Ave~ defeated for the leadership pounds are measured on a pollution control measures 4606 Lakelse 635-5420 Jerome Choquette. TERRACE,, of the Quebec Liberal party dally basis to obtain the that have hean developed. i i B,C. 635-9319 Only half of the mourners by 'Robert Bourasua, who were able to enter the church later became premier. to hear the traditional ser- After a brief return to the I III • vice, which was punctuated bench, where he earned a with char ~nud~,and, the, .reputation as. a.,stem sup' ~,,,, +-' ."" ','~+~~ed'~i~" An oak cabinet containing unsuccessfully sought the Wagner's remains were leadership of the federal . DISC-DRUMCOMBINATION placed before the altar as the Conservative party. sombre congregation looked He Was named to the / BRAKESERVICE on. Senate in 1978 by former Disc pads', quality rear liningsandinstallation In his eulogy, Msgr. Albert Liberal prime minister formost ~cars. In addition, we will: Sanochagrin, the bishop of Pierre Trudeau. • Inspect lines and hoses • Inspect master cylinder ~ ~,~ ' KM ,uu.m/.-.un."'"""'"'"" • Inspect wheel cylinders 1", .--Z • Inspect rolors and drums ,,./'~ ~'~ v, RIB TRUOKTIRES • Ir~pectwheel beadn gS ~,J-§,~L ervicacha|ked ed~ Factory whales • LICENCEO ) F',~ , Nylon tubeless rib. Guaran. .,' K mart Sale Price f~r~ ' MECHAm~S D / teed against defects in FROM TO I ~l~ i i t" • Appoin~lats may 'r POINT AU GAUL, Nfld. Another thing baffling the R ~ Hi '~i be madelnadvance I (CP) -- The 135 whales that experts is that whales are i i --'11 U i tO la ~0.r I beached themselves and rarely seen in this area. No I / :. mster'°'sRoad hazardand w°rkmansh'p'Insured. IN. 387o 71 in iiimF ~' itimeschedule I died on Newfoundland's local resident could Burin Peninsula during the remember a previous Kmart Special Pr!¢e wu weekendmayendupina fish beaching. factory. • In one of the more pathetic Fishery Products Ltcl., a scenes during " the PARTSAND LABOUREXTRA FOR: major Newfotmdland con- phenomenon, a female whale RESURFACEDRUMS RESURFACEROTORS cern,sald it will study the.oil gave birth at the water's SIZES FOR MOST [ Per wheelifnecessary. Perwheellfnecessary. and blubber content of the edge before she died. Most of POPULAR VANS TRUCKS ] pilot whal~ -- known locally the beached mammals were as potheads because of a rein`lee Krl :rt 60 protruding bump over their The whales were first seen eyes'-- to determine their Saturday by fishermen, who suitability. herded about 60 of them hank KM 200 VAN/LIGHT If they are, the firm into deep water but c~uld not proposes to tow the car- turn the remainder. TRACTION TRUCK TIRES casses to a fish plant for Fisheries officers shot some • Nylon tubeless traction treads that were grounded. for extra traction. Guaranteed lxocessing. TO As federal fisi~eries and Thb apecles of whale can against defects In materials FROM pr0vineiul environment grow to about 7.S metres in and workmanship. Ro.d 447o 7 department crews at- length and may way up to hazard Insured. INSTALLED. tempted Monday to arrange about 1,000 kilogramS. Kmart Special Price ?.3 Each cleanup operations, marine' Even though air. TREAD OEStGN NOT AS scientists pondered why breathers, their bulk brings ILLUSTRAIEO ON ALL SIZES whales nceaslonaUy commit death when denied the SORRY NO SPLIT RIMg nmss suicide in this ~vay. .buoysncy of water. They hewe, however, VINYL CASSETTEATTACHE CASE discounted an earlier Store uo to 24 cassettes in this 'KmartSpeclKIPrice suggestion that oil pollution INSTALLATION OF TRUCK TIRES IS LIMITED TO THOSE VEHICLES OUR convenient padded vinyl case. A i~ had affected the sight and LOOKING AUTOMOTIVE CENTRE CAN ACCOMMODATE Fits under most seats. Sturdy Bh~J breathing of the mammals. n _ . handle. Tan, •i 1!! the ares around this FOR A K mart ResularList Price 8.57 V ,-acn .I commanlty, 30 kilometres south of Grand Bank and W about the same distance T.- I from the French islands 0f St. Pierre-Miquelon, the Ut,ri?es fr,:mworthseen dede,eaying

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~A~YSeE~e~r~i:tn~l!iP~)he:refA°Nrng~~i)dsIa~Vd°v~lul~b:b~'ur'~rttl~ecwIwa':'g~dG°mamee tonight at the a high-scorlng game." ...... AMERICAN LEAGUE The National League has,., ,...~~:i~ R0y Sma,lle_y (,.M/n).ons tonight's all.star game, said 1 : ea ...... -,.~t~eorge -ret~ ttt~ o, won 15 of the last 6 gem , s1 . ": ,__ ,..,.. ,~.,~ ,, Monday he does not believe ,.~t,,d;.~ th~ Inn, ~.~v~n [11 a o.,umt oa3,m ~,~,,s, ,, the Seattle Klngdome, a one hitters, will he starting row...... o --...... 4.Jim Rice (Bus) rf noted home run haven, was his first all-star game. In "Basically," Ryan said, 5. Fred Lynn (Boa) cf even as big as its published 1977, ,he refused Billy "I'm going to stick to my 6/Carl Yaalrzemski (Bas) dimensions. Martin s call to pitch in that fastball. I know a majority of lb The three.year-old, ~7- game after Martin asked their (National League) 7. Darrell Porter (KC) e million facility, home of the him to replace a.illng Angel guys are fastballhitters but I 8. Frank White (KC) 2b expansion Seattle Mariners team.mate Frank Tanana. I~von't been as pleased with 9. Noisn Ryan (Cal) p NATIONAL LEAGUE and the site of baseball's S)th That. happened Just prior my breaking ball as I've mid-oummer game, is listed wanted this year." i. Davey Lopes (LA) 2b to the game after Ryan had 2. Dave Parker (Pgh) rf as 316 feet down both the made other plans since he I lines. had been ignored. Ryan, who is 12-6 this year, 3. Steve Garvey (LA) lb 4. Mike Sclunldt (Pha) 3b "Tbe dimensions are mis- is playing out his option and tlm Ryan has given up eight plans on testing the free 5. George Foster (Cin) If ,marked," Ryan sald flatly. home runs this soa~ou and agent market. 6. Dave Winfield (SD)of "I don't think they're 7. Bob Boone (Pha) c mismarked, I know. four of them came within the confines of Seattle's domed Stertlng lincops for major 8, Larry Bows (Pha) ss. SPORTS "I'd be afraid to predict stadium. league besebalre S)th. All- 9. Steve Carlton (Pha) p hole in" ont helped Olympic dress rehersal m m MOSCOW " (Router) -- finishing touches to a two: opening ceremony on July cycling(freestyle), (road), July July 22-20;s4.se; Some 2,500 athletes from all year rebuilding operation. 21. PRINCE GEORGE, B.C. one on the158-yard fifth hsie. Patty Grant of Prince St. John's, Nfld., Aug. 22 over the world will have a Theglantstadinm, butltin Elsewhere in Moscow, cycling (track), Jmy 24-20; preview of next year's the 19s)s, has been refur- competitions have been watcrpolo, July 13-20; gym- (CP~:HollyWarneofRich- Last year, she won the George, the two lowest through 25. Mcacow Olympics when they bished. There Is an imported going on for several days castles July 22-27; rowing, mond ~coired her flrst-eve~ women's Simon Finger open scoring Juniors, were among Fourteen golfers are compete in the Soviet Tartan running track, the. already. The fencers, have .July 22-20; athletics, July 21- belein-oneas she took a first- on the Prince George course, flee who shot 80s in the first trying for the team over six 29; swimming, July 25-31; rounds, with four already Union's Spartakiad national latest electronic equipment, been the first tenants of the round lea d, Mol~day M ~e . "I think it's the clear air," round. • games during the next three new bars .and cafes and Central Army Sports Club's modern pentathlon, July 17- British ,,C61~nnb~, ~. ,men'i~: ehe;smiled:,"Wf.re.eamp.lng The top 16 golfers from played in Vancouver, Vic- new Olympic indoor centre, 21; volleyball, July 22 to Aug. open g6!(champt~onip.,. .~{and ~:had a goes mecp'mat Monday and today will toria and Sidney. weeks. facilities fur the press. Wa~Tne',~wbe has'a three" night.'"." advance to the match play : In competition for the The spartakiad, which The last-minute rush to get which'seats II,000 spoelatore 4. handicap, shot a par 73 to Veteran Billie Bar,lay of champlonchip Wednesday provincial team, Cooke takes place every three projects finished is a Soviet intwo halls. years, is a 'sports tour- Union ' tradition' called The calendar of the major Events in other cities: tabe a three-stroke lend over Richmond and Susan Me- through Friday. The first leads, with Gall Moore of Ktev: Handball, July 17-30. defending champJbn Lydn 'Clecw~ of each two rounds also will deter- Vancouver is six shots nament en Olympic scale "shturmovchchina" Spartakiad events in Kam[oops involving teams from the 15 (storming). Despite the Moscow is as follows:. Leningrad: WeightliRing, Cooke of Vancouver. , shot•79s. ,~.'; -~i ':i~., mine the B.C. team for the behind/and Fie MeFall of July 25Aug. 3. Warne made her hole-in-Dawhco~ofCo~lcl~madd! Canadian championship in Richmond three back. Soviet republics and the frenzy, there seems little Boxing, July 19 to Aug. 4; cities ef Moscow and Lenin. doubt that all will ha ready wrestling (Greco-Roman), Viinlus.Kaunss: by the oh'ici~ Spartakisd July 19-93; . wrestling Basketball, July 21Aug. 2. have opened to foreign Cardinal . adds W ;~'' 1" ~'II~K'~ grad.athletes and teams as well, turning the socaslon into a • ~"~ er dress rehearsal for the 1960 Ryan named to allstars OTTAWA (CP) -- Op- superheavyweight, about 90 sport bedies, willbe _pected to. get :und 'nlvmni~ ' penenta of government el- welghtlffting at the Com. presenting Paprosh! wlth a . legm!atlon .ur..awn up ey the -'The"r~ult will be a uain in SEATTLE, Wash. (AP) -- the At,, and Lemon filled it lead off fc~ the NL, followed forts' t0"drop the national monwealth and Pan- proposal to keep the tottery a previous x,merat govern- ^.., ...... , ~,., ~'~ ,,.~ Nolan Ryan of Califurnia with the Angels' Don Baylor, by Pittsburgh'sDave Parker lottery have picked up some American Games in the last national organization, mentU~ never approved by at~hl~e'~es~~' b'ut J~lan~" fo'r Angels, wbeeamewithintwo wbek.leading~emajorsla in right field and the su~rheavywei~.t sup.pert, two yea~, made ~ pitch in Ca'rdinai'said athletic pro- P~ll~aAm~e~'o~n.,;~ whZoh it organizers and officials. outs of a no~hittor in his !~t runs batted'id:"j " Dodgers' Steve Garvey -- Marc uarmna~, a sin-fact- an open ~etter to me prune o~ams need more mortar in ""- :,~.".--'.~, ":-7" . Most of the 115 officials, pitching assignment, ~vas" Lemon said he would use twice named most valuable six, 300-pound weightlif~r, minister.. • . .... • . ~"thefederalbudgettobulldup -, supper|ea...... , Dyv: ~r-me '~'eteaeral s-oat donturs and stndenta who are named Monday to start the Minnesota shortstop Roy player in these games -- at s)th all-star game for the Smalley, the AL's leading first base. called on Prime Minister ttwasreleaseameaayDe, planning and development, mvv,;,--,~.,ou for which ,,, ,, ,~,.,the centrel. . manningthe doping controls, Clark on Monday to hold onto foretwoprovinclalminLters mmunitv gr ~ . . ¢~ ,,vnmnl~ will h~, dnino American League. hitter, to lead off, followed Third baseman Mike Sch- ,, The sport co ...... , provmes servlce~, is coil• ' -...... v ...... Loto Canada to make sure are to meet Sport Minister sees Late Canada as a - I "I the same jobs next year at Manager Bob Lemon bythird haseman George midt of Philadelphia, the amateur sports gets the Steve Papruski to di~nss ...,., ...... , .... ,,~ cerned. about P roy ncia th~_'t~lvmnle C.am~ named Ryan to face Steve Brett of Kansas City, with major league's home run .. - , . . . ~,_J __. .,t.~ _..._, .__ ,r,a~a~ ov~,v .v V, vv.,,m, h~m~mqh|noe s ..... w---r ...... ' money...... It n~s tO Keep nn- seuerat ,Wlmurawm . . xrom for its needs, with funds that ...... ~v.... m~. ,n the sncrt." The Spartaklad organizers Carlton of Philadelphia Baylor playing left field and leader, bets fourth, followed prowng In worm com- louerles,• an. eleeuon cam. are not tax dollars but are '.,...... ,, ho.,o...... ~,,,,,ht ,-isorl,,,,- have also invited• IS) foreign Phillles in the game in the hatting third. Boston slugger by Cincinnati's George petition palgU promme, has a ~'"~' ...... "~ ..... '~ Seattle Kingdoms tm,ight. JlmRicowillhitcleanupand Faster in leftfield and Dave . , from a source that provincial govenuner/ts in, judges and the top figures in The 22- year-old med~onl" And officials from the proven track reeurd of boing the past a nd they sunpee t the the international Olympic. Lemon moved Carl Yastr- play right field, followed by Winfield of San Diego in student, who won gold and Sport and .Recreation rellable in Canada as well an . Ill ate su movement , zemski of .the Boston Red the Red Sex' Fred Lynn in centre field. ~stlver '~.... medals ~ -,~ "~n ,Centre, which repyesents in. manv. countries of the ~ovmees~;w~ .:~top. P" ,.Thure w m be./a ,lar*e Sex, electedin" th'e~ fan centrefleldandYastrzemski Philadelphia's Bob Boone , .-. • . :, • , . . . ~ ~...,.:., ...... , ,,..wovm~.. :.., . :~ "~,~'~-"~6_Y ~n' , xoretMn' .:pre-n~' co.. ne©ut balloting as an buifleldar;~ at first base. , will catch in place of the . . 11 ' Sin~e the Conservatives '~x'~lin~i;a 's the federal here, too, but several first base to replace injured Catcher Darre.ll Porter of injured Ted Simmens of St. | .~111'II~7~I~ l~d~Ml'|'lll"MlOdl took power, Papronki has -,-,ernment ~l~onid realize countries and organizations Red Carew of California, Kansas City bats seventh Louis, the elected starter ~..~,,,&ve~,~,.7 JL %w~, ~.LJ. m~J%.~, had second thoughts about ~{~; ,~, ,~,,~...... ,~ the have had journaliststurned who led all players in the and Royal second baseman who will miss the game with ...... ~ ...... •..... disbanding LOto Canada • to ~m~,%e~{~e"a't'l~etc~ in away because numbers are Voting. Carew will miss the Frank White hits eighth, a hroken wrist. ~w u~wo tear) -- it m me [rung el tim cut" uuu ,k~ ~..~..o..to..o of theJ '~" "~ " "--"~ "~ ...... • rest of the game because of torn with Ryan in the ninth spot. After Boone, Phillie The missing blcod-flecked would bring it in. " provinces. spires the ,..,m~Not ' all the Olympic ligaments in his thumb, shortstop Larry Bowa and canvas on which Muham- "He Papreski will meet Fer- popalatlen to participate in • The all.star game does not mad All regained his said it was getting in facilities ere complete, but which have kept him use the designated hitter Carlton complete the NL's nand Duha, New Brunswick sports and recreation, enough are now ready to give sidelined for the last six batting order. heavyweight crown from the way of his golf clubs." rule, which the AL employs finance minister, and "Sports, like the arts, pro- visitors a good idea of what weeks. throughout the regular Much has happened since • Leon Spinks has been The priest did not give his Reuben Baetz, Ontario rides an outlet for the free returned to the Superdsme. expression of people. It to expect in 1980. The switch" to first base of season. Lemon managed the name, Curl said, and he did recreation minister, to needs no more Justification At the maln Lonin Stadium Yastrzemski, who has been National League manager Yankees to a victory in the "A priest brought it in," not say wbe gave it to him ur discuss either disbanding thanthatferitaexistence.., at Luzlmiki by the Moscow said Bill Curl, a dome bow. troubled by a sore achilles Tom Lasorda of Lon Angeles World Series in six games spokesman. "He said a man Lute Canada in return for River, thousands of workers tendon in his right leg, Dodgers Said LA second last fall over the Dodgers had glven it to him and naked Nobody even knew the guarantees of support for "There ta so much more to have been putting the opened an outfield spot fur baseman Davey Lopes would and Lasorda. him to turn it beck to the canvas was missing until the amateur sport or letting the Superdome- no questions Associated Press got an provinces run the lottery, andbedonethe deliveryin amateursystemsSportS'are asked. anonymous phone call from The federalminister wants in place. We cannot "The thing weighs about a man who said he paid $500 assurance that the national jeopardize the progress that 300 pounds. I told him we'd to a man who said he bed sport programs will get at has been made and the Just keeping up with Dad be glad to send somebody to found it in a trash bin during least $204o430 million a future development of pick it up but he said he had a convention, year, the amount they ex- sports." LYTHAM ST ANNES, produced the next best thing Let's faceit, nanny com'sain come very relaxed' but I England (Renter) -- No one by placing them in adjacent the world he could shoot 66. haven't really prepared as I will blame South African threesomes. Butthatdoeen'tmeanlthtnk should have because I've Gary Player if'his con- "I'll try not to let it bother he will do so here. been home for the last ten cantration suffers during the me," Player senior said. "If he can make the cut for days to visit my family." first round of the 1979British "Obvionsiywhen you have the final 36 holes, it will be an He was having a practice Open golf championship at a son who plays, you take a. Unbelievable effort. But round Menday-- with his son Royal Lytham and St Annes great interest," he added. what he has achieved -- and another tomorrow. an Wednesday when his son "It's very exciting for me already, Just to be taking Player won the Open for Wayne will be playing and makes me very proud, pert at the age of 17, is the first time in 195% then directly in front of him. especially as we never outstanding," he said. again in 1968 and 1974. "I Player, the 43-year-eld pashed him to play. He came Player said Wayne would think the first time was the from J~hannesburg who wee to me and saidhe wanted to be going .lato the South most exciting," he recalled. the Open for the third time play." African army next January "I was thrilled to have been when it was last held at Player did not want to he for a twoyenr stint. "I think the youngest to do it. I was Royal Lytham in 1974, ex- drawn on how he rated his it will be the making of him 22. I was so thrilled I arrived pressed great pride when he son as a golfer. "I'11 let his because it will give him the at the prize-giving 20 rain. arrived Monday that his son elube do the talking," Player estra discipline he needs." utea before anyone else." , had done so well in last said. But asked ff he agreed Player did not seam to rate While Gary and Wayne week's qualifying retmds. with his son's comment that his own chances all that will he competing for honors. It will be the first open for he could finish in the top l0 ff highly.. a third Player also has a 17.year-old Wayne, and, he played well, the elder "I'm having quite a nice role. He is the other son, 18. short of matching them Player replied: "He has the year," he said. "With four year-old Mark, who will be together, Monday's draw ability to be in the top ten. second place finishes I've caddying fur his f~ther. ,A long shot for a record

NEW YORK (AP) -- bemers in the 79 games he "The Cub lineup isn't backed e "o ?ghta. ?u you're Former home run king has played this season. The with home run hitters .u~to an it, you're going to Ralph Kiner says that Cube have 77 games left. besides Kingman," he said. o It, fie said. "There are sluggers Dave Kingman and Schmidt, the mmcular third "But Philadelphia's got two sides to those tangible Mike Sehmidt are real baseman for Philadelphia more home run hitters, things. It's easier to see in longshots to reach the single- Phillins, has totalled 31 especially Grng Lusinski, for the daytime~ but it's much season records of Babe Ruth homers in the 91 games lie's pitchers to worry about." better and the players get and Roger Maria, been in this year. HIS club When there aren't many more tired during the day. "Both are capable of has 71 games left. strong hitters on a club, "Beth parks (Wrigley hitting 60 and 61 homers," In his record-setting year, hurlers can pitch a tough Field and Philedelnhia,a said Klner, the Hall of Ruth hit his 20th homer in his better carefully or even walk Veteran's Stadium) staged- Famer who led the National 75th game and No. 31 in him in certain situations. hitters' parks." League in homers seven game 90. In 1961, Maria hit "When Mark was going Kiner, whese al.beis per straight years and slammed No. 29 in game 75 and No. 31 for the record, he had M in 1949 and 51 in 1947. "But in game 77. home mn percentage of 14 11 (Mickey) Mantle batting L second to Ruth's II 7a it's such a tremendous feat circumstances are behind him," said Killer of d.o.mn't .think player c'~ to do, I don't think they'll get "The the other member of the very remote for them doing muonc nave changed very It, Many people have awesome twosome. Mantle threatened but only Maria it," said Kiner, a telecaster much. But he does cite two for New York Meis. "There's smacked 54 homers in 1961. advantages for the modern. was able to catch Ruth." a law of diminishing remras. "Did you know that because day slugger. Ruth, who hit 714 career The closer to the record they of Mantle betting in the homers, had a ene-yenr high get, the fewer good pitches clean.up spot, Mark never "The ball is much of G0 in a 154-game season in they'U be seeing;" received an intentional walk livelinr," Kiner said. "And 1927. In 1961, Mark totalled that year?" when you bear about cross. 61 in a 162.game season. Kiner, who belted 369 Kinur doesn't think it's country traveling today, just Great beer.Groat countr Kingman, the powerful homers in I0 seasons, thinks important that Kingman remember that airPlanes outfielder with Chicago Sclunldt's team [lives him an plays haft his games in beat traveling on trai~ any Cubs, has connected for 29 advantage over Kingman. Wrigley Field, where there day." % /. The Herald, Tuesdey: July 17, 1979, Page ? Archers here hold tourney, WANT TO by Don Baker i/in .themen's unlimited was Dave Ramsay with score of 1,891. Behind category Larry Lee 1,576points. ' hint in second place was Some 20 archers' placed first with a score The lady's freestyle Ron Walker from Prince HAVE.A competed at the Terrace of 2,212 out of a possible was captured by Lanrfl Rupert who finished the Rod and Gun Club range score of 2,400. Cliff Morris•of Terrace with a tournament with 1694 on Saturday and Sunday Do[ton from the. Fair- score of 1,050. Joan points. • in: a tournament hosted mont Archers in Kit[mat • Coburn also of Terrace The men's barebow flushed the tournament flashed in second place was won by Walter Brix • by the Skuena Archery . Club'. with a score of 2,063. The with a score Of 979, who collected 1,489 points W The archers used, third place finisher was The. lady's unlimited during the.competition. various types of equip- Ed Trudoau with 2053. . fltle went to Faithann Lee Bob Steele from the H ment and were • The first place title in of the Bulldey Valley Bulkley Valley Bowmen categorized into men's the heavy tackle category Bowmen with a score of finished in second place A unlimited, heavy tackle, wnet to Bill Cobarn of the 2,096. ' with a score of 1248. Ed lady's freestyl~, lady's Skeona Archers with a Jorgen Jorgensen Morris place third,in the T, . ' . unlimited and • men's score of 1,785, In see0nd fuiished in first place in men's freestyle with 966 S barebow. place, form Terrace also, the men's fr~style with a points. / I T ,/ Terrace has.a life saver . by Don Baker require the candidate to Candidates from the oral and written BUILT? i posses the necessary Terrace area are Cheryl examinations. The A Bronze.Medallion llfe physical strength, Dyck, Janet Mostad, testing will determine the ,! saving coarse is being stamina and judgement Pare Shaw and Perr' applicant's ability to See our taught here by Janet to effect a body-contact Burtch. Also included b, re.,pond to complex Parry and Gayle Hsensn rescue. In addition, the list of hopeful can- rescue situations and to BUSINESS of the Terrace com- certain items provide didates are Adele diagnose various types of munity pool in con- • preliminary training for Roblson, Marie Poudrier victims. Applicants must DIRECTORY junction with the Royal the advanced skills and and Joanne Colburn. also demonstrate the Life Saving Seclety of knowledge which are ability to administer on Canada. • ' required in the higher These candidates must rescue breathing as well The award is used as a -awards given by" the undergo a test at the end as ~e ability to swim ina standard of life saving National Life Guard of their training period strong, controlled PAGE 13 acheivement throughout Service. which will include both manner. the world.. The tests PLAYER OF WEEK NAMED NEW YORK (AP) -- All- star catcher Bob Boone of Philadelphia Phi]lies has beennamed the National How To Improve ' League's player of the week fdr. the period ending Sun- day, July IS, lengue pred. I~_ dent Chub Feeney said I- Monday. Boone went 1,5 for Youlr Eyesight ' 23 for a .565 a.ernge. He also had two donblee and eight RBI as the Phi]lies wan six of

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NL East with Chicago. • give astonishing results in a very short time ~'J~i" . ., .;:, L;- ARGOS RELEASE HElM TORONTO (CP) -- Major advance#,~ optometry Many optometrists now use Nothing strenuous• Nothing Re~stration for t~e Northwest Amateur Sucker Tournam~n~.~dil inll.e place at Toronto Argonauts released now make il~ "~{issible for most Vi'sion Therapy.- But'not enough difficult. All it takes is 30 minut~ d Danny's Plbcein Terrace'dm't~S Aug~t:~'S~tc~t,',~;,~.~'n'e~who likes import defeaslve end Dennis people with p0or eyesight to to keep up with the growing day, and your eyesight Will rapidly 8hooker can Join in and Lottie Gold (abeve~'i~ 'rid e~'i:~ep~.~''w~l~''~ked John Helm and defensive back rapidly improve their vision-- demand. • The Bettd'rvi~'zen improve• Vision Therapy is health Jackie Williams and ac- so th'ut glasses or contact' Institute is concerned that more care, and works for people of all Beer.will be the special guest daring the tournament which starts Jil Q~.tober and import running back lenses- are no longer needed, people improve their eyesight- ages--children, adults, & seniors. ends in November. .. Photoby ~/ten Oregg tivated Mike MacArthur, Vision Therapy is endorsed and has developed a special m, by the American Optometric program for the average person You get a beautifully illustrated booklet showing the 15 standard Association and .provides to use in the comfort and privscy exercises; complete step by step an effective new method of " of their home. instructions tellyou exactly what to o does well correcting: . , . _. . do; plus special eyecharts and [SPORT COMMENTH we now ooes vision rnerapy work-: • • neafsinhtedness Just.as you exercise yourbody to displays to make sure you get . . 'Y; - stay ' in ~shape, Vision Therapy results fast. I . i for, a newcomer • ~arslgnmaness • " • b Ronnoflsau ..... ,.,. , ...... "., * , , ~...... ~,~.. . exer~mes...your eye .muscle~ to ,,~t ,~people ,.~I~9~ use d~, ~..,:., ...... ~ ~,.,,:,~~Ug p1,!~ ~Z ~ .... ,.,.~...... ~,~mprove_ the]r.,wtahi~. Y .atldf~cum~ . pro~am see the-first signs of ' ,*" n~.^' ~; ~;i~,.~,J,,'~t.'~:#..., v^, uz.~.s. ~'~ ~,~^~ .v ~owea~as~oone remaraamy ' na~z t0scnoot,.pmyea,a year • m~le-age srght p.ower. You do sample easy exercmes improvement within 1 to 2 weeks. - ,,,~ ,.,%, ,o.,,,~,,u,,~y, ,,y,,,=,~,~, ~, ~,.~ ,:. well in football, considering of college ball and .went to • lazy.eve and snuin! that bring your eyeball back into The reason it happens so fast is that june at uie u • 3 • upen wnen ns orove sown me ao " he didn't begi n p 1ayi n g until theLiona in 1968. Since then " " . " .the spherical shape needed for clear Vision Therapy gets to the basic jacent 17th fairway while playing the 8th hole was his fourth year of college and he has had five Grey Cup vision. The exercises also increase cause of your eyesight problem. came to mind as I read "The Walter Hagen Story" never intended to make a appearances and earned two " your natural focusing ability, Even if you've worn glasses for 20 recently. It seems this trick has been employed • career of It, 'championship rings, as well Read what Ihe years, it's simply a matter of before. In the 1921 P.G.A. championship at Inwoed In fact, the Edmonton Es-. as two WFC alktar selec- making your eye muscles work kimea' centre ie the top tions. American OplOmelrlc ale,., musclescontrol properly again• This doesn't take Country Club on Long Island, Walter Hagen drove active "ironman" of the The Roughriders have • . the movementof the eye, long--once you know how. down the parallel 18to Fairway to get a better, though Canadian Football League. made seven rester changes Assoclallon says: Musculartension squeez. longer, second shot at the Uth green. It was during the "I knew l'vo beenplaying going into tmlght's game. the eyeballout of shape. • Vision Therapy works with third round. for a while," he said. "I've Starting wide receiver Joey nature to bring your world back'into never been injured.., never Waiters reinJured in practice "Vision Therapy can help people % L . i focus. In just a few short weeks you Later that night club pro Jack Mackie, the club of all ages see more clearly, com- ~ ~. will have periods of clear vision. As president and a number of their cohorts planted a to the point where I had to be' a thigh muscle which kept on the injured lIst. l've been him out most of last season, fortably, and efficiently. Common you go through the program, these Li large weeping willow between the fairways, blocking very lucky, I guess." The Saskatchewan club has problems that can be significantly periods become longer and more the improvised route, for tim final round. Hagen was frequent.., gradually blending into Howes will be starting cou- recalled Freeman Jo~na, permanent better sight. most supris~ when he reached the Uth tee the. secutive game number 175 who was cut earii~, to start reading, writing, or*other close following day. The gallery were quite amused at the tonight, when the Eskimes in Waiters' spot. up: work; frequent headaches, At this point, your eyes are look on his face. Then they broke into a roar when play host to Saskatchewan . Running buck Molly working properly again, and Vision Roughriders "at 7:30 MDT McGee, injured during last ,discomfort and fatigue; periodic Therapy is no longer needed. Your Hagen remarked; "I never saw such fast growing blurring of vision; eyesight prob- trees in my llfel" Just before Hagen tecd-0ff, a fierce (9:30 p.m. EDT) In a non- weck'sgameapbmtB.C,, Is normal daily activities will then televised Western Football also out, with Jim Duncan, lems causing poorperformance ~" give them allthe exercise they need • gust of wind whipped loosethe guy wires holding the• Conierenee game. His first an Edmoutoa cut, starting in at school or in sports; either t6 ~naintain good yision. tree inplbce on the edgeof a lagoon, dropping it into was as a rookie with British his place. or both eyes turning in or out; a the water. Hagen drove out into the 18th fairway then Columbia Liona in 1968. 'rite Rldars have shifted tendency, to use one eye more If your eyesight is not too bad to the llth green with his second shot and on to his in the only other CFL J= V to "to start with, you can expect to than the other," " first of five P.G.A. titles, and to this day a willow, game tonight, the Lions will 'slothack in place - ...=~ return to clear vision in about 3 to 5 be at home to Montresl O'Hera. i ~' ~.-" weeks. If your eyesight is poor, you Imown sometimes as Mackie's ~ree but mostly as Alouettee in a nationally- In Vancouver, the Lions will return to clear vision in Hagen's Willow, stands on that spot at Inwued televised game on CBC at 9 have reunited running badm stages-using weaker glasses as Country Club. p.m. lVlDT (Zl p.m.F.DT). Larry Key and Lena Bri~ What causes your eyesight improves. The P.G.A. circuit continues this coming weekend Howes ranks third on the givingtheproopeetofamore Even if your eyesight is really with the British Open at the Royal Lythun and St. alltime list of irnamen. He effective attack. Bright Is • See below'how distodiofl bad and you have worn glasses for poor eyesight t Annes courses in Luneashlre~ England, where Jack trails two former Calgary buck after going to Florida • of the eyeball~)revehts 20 years, you can expect a major 4 Nicklaus is defending champion. Stampeders -- Larry last week, where his father About 8% of all eyesight problems are due to light from comingto Improvement within 2 to 3 months. Robinson, who .played Z~ was involved in a shooting inherited'defects. Another 5% are caused by a proper focus,., Probably to the point where you can ; The Ladies P.G.A. has Nancy Loper defending her consecutive games in 14 incident. Key didn't praeilce injury or disease• • The remaining 87% are "~ do without glasses for most of the title at the Greater Baltimo~ Classic. The Pins Ridge seasons and Basil Bark who on the weekend because OF a. brought on b'y natural aging or severe ~ time. Golf and Country Club in Lutherville, Maryland will played 184 games between knee injury but Is scheduled eyestrain--and can be greatly helped by Visidn Why put up with host this tournament. 1965 and his retirement in to start.. " Therapy. Poor lighting, too much" reading, 1977.. The Alouettes go into emotional distress, high-pressure jobs, family glasses anvlon"erg-, u - Do ~'ou Know These Golf Rules? Howee, a 36-year-old tonight's game with an conflicts, fear of growing old-all these common native of Thornhill, Ont., unblemished re¢grd through stress situations can trigger an eyesight Oolf is the same all over , came cldee to breaking his four exhibitiob and one prohlam. N0rmal aye Now's your chance to improve the world, That's because string two years ago when he regular eeasna game. . ~ your eyesight. Just corn.pare the the rulesgoverning the play- *L~-~7: ~tl ~--~ e. IF YOU'RE UNDER 40, the main factor is ~ cost of our program to the money :1 ing of the game are univer- broke a bone In hie hack. He , accumulated stressand tension-which squeeze, you've already spent on glasses and sat. The Roles Of Golf are didn,t start for a while, but ' your eyeball out of shape, and weaken the inner eye examinations. Our program is established by the United he still played. EXTENDS LEAD muscles that focus the eye. Your.eyes can't form lully guarnnteed, and there's • States Golf Association and "It doesn't really mean DAYTONABEACH, Fla. a clear picture, and so your vision gets blurry, nothing more to buy. :If you're not the Royal and Ancient that much to me," he said. (AP) -- Darrell WaRrtp's yision Therapy can overcome these problems, completely satisfied, lust send the !'{ Golf Club of St. Andrews, "Botitissortofnieetoknow victory in the Nashville 420 and help your eyes get back into shape, Nearsighted eye - booklet, charts, and other matt~rials • Scotland• shall be placedto indicate • you've been able to work at Saturday night extended his eyeballtoo long. back to us, and we'll refund your Take a swing at these the line, nor shall anyone your Job without losing days lead in the Grand National • IF YOU'RE OVER 40, natural aging , /.-..~ money promptlyandcourteously. , rules. Par for this coume is stand on, or close to~ the because of sickness or stock-car championship makes the inner muscles •weak, and your eyeslose eight, ' linewhen the stroke is being illness." serias to 20S points over their focusing power. Reading often becomes Vision Therapy can be the best , ".1. The maximum num- played. Howee, rated one of the Bobby Allison. Waltrlp has difficult. Vision Therapy can help even older eyes thing you've ever done for your ber of clubs a golfer can 7, Except .when Other- best long-snappingcentres in five victm~es for the 1979 regain their vit fl tv aml strengl h. eyesight. T~ It and aeelor yodrseU'! start a romid with is 14. wise provided for, the pen- CFL history, is the unaun~ seesonaedhas2,90Spointsto • Just fill out the •coupon, enclose 2, You can remove a ally for a breach of a rule or rt of the Eskimos' el- Allison's ~,7~. The trouble with glasses [~!~.t.~d ,s -. check or money order for $9.95 plus loose' impediment "without local role is two strokes in five Ricking game. He'e $1 for postage and handling, and penalty except when both" stroke play and the'loss of considered an intergal part Glasses don't cure an eyesight problem. In nmil it t O us today.r the impediment and the ball the hole in match play. fact, they usually make things worse. By making lie ih Or touch a hazard, 8, For any breach of a of Dave Cutler's success, MONTGOMERY SIGNB the eye muscles lazy and weak, a minor problem Bettervision Eye Institute rule or local rule by' his along wlth quarterback Tom ' PHILADELPHIA (AP) -- 3. You must strike the Wilkinson, who holds for the usually develops into a Lifetime handicap, is a group of state-registered ball only with the head of caddie, the player incurs the relativepenalty, perennial league-scoring Running back Wilbert Mont- Contact lenses can even be dangerous. They opto~netrists and scientists. the club,. champion. gomery has sigued a series often trap particles of dust and dirt that can 9. Combining stroke and of five me-year contracts permanently damage the eye. Vision 'rhcrapy can . If yob have any questions about 4. If a player strikesthe match play ia prohibited, ball twice When making a "Those guys are so eou- with Philadelphia Engiss, improve your eyesight so that neither glasses or Astigmaticeye - our program, please call us at: 10. If ~ player plays out sistent that I don't have to the National Football contact lenses are needed, eyeballuneven, (415) 763-6699 .stroke, he must count tl/e of turn, his opponent worry about them," said stroke and add a penalty (match play) may imme- Cutler. "I Just eoncentrate League club said Monday. stroke. diately require the player to The S-foaL-10, 195-pound Bettervislon Eye Institute, 600 16th St., Oakland, CA 94612 PLEASEPRINT CLEARLY on what I have to do." halfback was about to enter t 5. A player may give replay the stroke in correct YES, I want to improvemy eyesight.Please send me your Vision advice to, or ask advice order, However, If a ~layer. Howes concentrated on the opilea year of the origi- Therapyprogram, I enclose(US} $9,95 plus$1 for postageand ~ NAME from, only his partner or plays out of turn in stroke basketball during his years hal contract he signed with hzndlin~ CA residentsmust add 65¢ salestas. Allow l to 2 --T N either of their caddies, play," the stroke may not be" at Queen's University in theEaglesin1976afterholng weeksdeliveq. Program carries a lull money.backguarantee. ~DRESS '~ 6. Except on a putting replayed and the ball re- Kingston, Ont,, but was still drafted in the sixth round ------N i I ' ' ~en, ~('playermay have th~ mains in play, There Is no picked by Calgary In the from Abllene Christian. [. ] Pltm chirp my VlSA/MAST[flCHARe£account CiTY r , line of play indicated to him . penalty for playing out of third round of the Canadian Terms of the agreemeat •:'b~ anyone, but no mark ~order in either situation. 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TERRACE-KITIMAT • • Settlement seen oil in pulp dispute EC ND SECTION ~))TdPhWeWC)°~'i'workars°fCanadayc~e~= ~e~en~r°~Sg~' BroinllSahy Co~lnambl~ent~ed rejected b~g~e.Gm~nt cen~Va~ bu~ rthaet~e~°~lThaenP~r~.,t PPWC members in results The Mackenzie workers, ...... agreement that could herald released Friday. Union members of two paper- labor pesce in the province'a officials said Monday they workers' locals at Finky crucial forcer industry for would wait for a meeting Forest Products and B.C. the next two years." with industry represen- Forest Mills, went on strike The Canadian Paper- tatives Wednesday before .I0 days ago demanding workers Union had refused deciding on any further isolation pay. to recommended either alrikeaction. Dick Lester, prmldeat of acceptance or rejection ef a The chance that the PPWC the Pulp and Paler In- proposed industry-wide, could shut down the industry dustrlal Relattem Bureau, master contract until local seemed remote, however, said management rejected issues at the two mills in due to the slim n[argla of the northern pay on the grounds Mackenzie, about 160 kilo- rejection vote and rulings by thatit would affect the whole metres north of Prince theprovinclallaborrelattons industry and ~vas therefore George, were resolved, board that ~he union cease not negotiable on the local The union did, however, picketing at several plants level. endorse nn agreement where it had no members, a The deai.workedout on the hammered outla Mackenzie tactic designed to keep weekend involves increases by union and industry members of other unions off the workers' travel subsidy negotiators during the the Job. for medical referrals out of weekend. ' The master contract, town and sets up a $50,000 Indications from other basically the same for all edneatlon bursery fund for locals of the industry's three unions, is the richest which anyone of any nge in second.largestunion are that ever offered by the industry. Mackenzie will be eligible. the master contract is on its The two-year proposal calls Lester said the agreement way to aceeptance by a good hefty increases in fringe "does a lot for the corn- majority of its 7,500 mere- benefits and wage increases reunify which is what we bets and approval of the efP0nenteanbuurinthefiret were focussing on." Mackenzie pact would seal the agrement. Results of the " peetedPr°viee-widewednesday.V°teare ex- KI TIMA T VO TES Loeal-by-lbcal results of hersvoting ofby the the International40,000 mem- FOR CONTRACT Woodworkers of America also indicated that the The Canadian Paperworke~ Union, 'Local master contract was'being • 1127, has voted by an 88 per cent majority to endorsed by a hefty majority of the indualry's largest ac~pt the industry's final offer. 'union: unions' 115 members voted Thursday Complete results are not afternoon at the union hall in Kitimat's service expected until' July 24, but centre. union president Jack Munro Acting president Gordon Graham said Friday said Monday that an unef- that "although no' contract is perfect, the flclal count indicated the agreement was being ap- majority of'the members are pleased With the proved by a vote of roughly agreemont." 70 per cent. The indnstry's final offer provides for'a 90 cent The only note of discord per hoar raise effecfive July 1,197Panda further over the master contract 90 cent an hour raise or a 9.5 per cent increase was heard from the smallest (whichever is greater ) in the second year of the of the three for~try unions involved in negotiations, the two-year agreement. -., v=..,.,=,.,.,,. ~ ~ ~., ,.., ,own, es~aonsne~ ny ,~leen to service and maintain the 5,500-member Pulp, Paper T Fishermen saying it • // m just keeps getting Worse /-IAy~I1t/E~"bI~W~T..(CP)~

IIL'IAIIIN, Thailand (AP) and the more pdvUeged "There are some in the Three years ago the 46- carries handbags and wears even communist sym- - Queen Sir,kit has at' her urbanites. • universities who think the yearold queen started the pathizers ". will whisper command' the kind of dress~ niade of a wid~ "It you cannot abolish pov- monarchy is obsolete," she Foundation for the variety of traditional woven stories of corruption ~.nd lifestyle most of the world's erty you can never bring says. "But I think Thailand Promotion of Supplementary cloth, These were once poor treatment to her.-A Still some remaining royalty can only peace to the country," she still needs an understanding Occupations and Related considered old-fashioned and staff of about 50 followup on read about in their family said in a recent interview at monarch. At the call, 'The Techalques and it since has primitive but now are the "Queen's Cases." i~, chronicles. a palace south of'Bangkch," king is comingt' thousands helped thousands of rural snapped up by B~ngkok'a "Misunderstandings arise Instead she and King the capital. will gather. The mere word families earn extra income. between people in rural Bhumlpo] Adulyadej spend high society and the Queen Siriklt,' -a 'king' has something magic The foundation sets up ~o- diplomaUc corps -- boosting areas and the rich, so.called style left eight months ,of each year noblewoman who believed in in it. This is wonderful." operatives, trains rural income of the rural craft. civilized people In mingling with the rural poor. .the gradual road to changer The queen, regarded by women and then buys. their swomen, . Bangkok,'" the qucen~says. They have not been abroad sees her country's ?O0-year- many of her subjects as products for sale in The queen Is approached "People in rura.l T.h~ll~a~ndd in 12 years and devote much old royal tradition as having semi-divine; has been Bangkok. The stress b on by people seeking help for • say they are ne~ecte .in royalty of their time to bridging the a key role to play in the awarded the United Nations' revival of sometimes dying everything from medical we try to fill the gap by gap between .Thalland's poor • future of Thailand, forinerly Ceres Medal for her work on handicrafts. bills to marital problems. staying with them in remotb majority- the farmers -- Siam. behalf of rural women. The queen frequently Sometimes villagers -- and areas." r - r i' =

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IFHA T IS IT? , " ' " 0i1 price dilema cALGARY (CP) -- The say virtually anything about specific methods still ca~ot world oil price is SiS a OH prices. " be precisely c mnpo .red: o~,Q barrel. When headlines compare the quality of the on m uu- The world oil price is $~3,~0 "the" .Canadian price of ferent. a barrel, $1335 a barrel with "the" "We've 8or mapla s.y.rupJa The world oil prlceis I~7.64 world price of $18 a barrel, Canada vis-a.vis bineksirap FOR NEWS ' a I~trrel. nuch is left uwaid-- notably molasses coming in,":~e The world oil price is ~40 a that world prices are ex- economist says, The - barrel,, pressed in U.S. dolhin. ~ .-fe~pt .chi, acteristicl None of the "above The complexity ofprice ".price tuff.arena ra..mmg ~ statements is correct. comparisons is evident in ceete and r~menes wm imY Each of the .above petroleum economists' more for bettor.qu~lty o/I. statements is correct. estimatea of what it costs to Meanwhile, there k aim a One of the fundamental buy a barrel (32 Imperial modest amount of Alberta HOT OFF problems facing Ottawa and gall.o~, 45 U.S. gallons) of and ' Saskatchewan oH the province~ as they debate imported oil in Montreal, flowing south to the United hew •fast Canadian oil prices. First, o~e must choose the States-- about ~,000 barrek should rise toward world lypeofoil, inthis easeSaudi a day of lJllht oil andlm'.ore l~ice levelsis that there is no" Arabian reference crude, a than 100,000 barrels of leM- clear "world oil price.', ' ' light oil of a certain desirable heavy Off, :The .For that matter, there is preclsel~.-defined viscosity export volume, which eeee THE no.standard "world all". ,~ andsulphur content., reached two mllllm barrelJ many different types of oil, • The official price for that ' a day, is under tight control with varying viscnslty and oil, picked up at a specified by Ottawa to protect sulphur content, have their point, is M18 (U.S.) a barrel. Canadian needs. ' ' places in the world's oil. Transported by super- The exktinae~, hs~v; dependent economy. tanker around South Africa ever, make an imp0riant Throw in variable trans- to the Caribbean, tran- contribution to Ottawa's $I.$ ci~anrtallon costs, variable ex. alerted there to a smaller billion annual cost f~ the • PRESS: tanker, shipped to Portland, eastern subsidy pr~lrm, ge rates and volatile politisal factors, and you can Me., then sent by pipeline to which covers 600,000 barre~ • Montreal, that oH will cost a day of oil imports.. ',:. _ . -'. about ~.3.50 (Canadian) in Alberta llBht dl delivered I An P.xnt~.rt Montreal, assuming a inCbicagosclkforaboutm7 I'. "An "'", expert-"~-" - 'Ca ....haman sonar equ alto .85. Canadian a barrel, due to • i~.ll[S=i~,ll]elligE . u:s, cents, , • federal export tax of t12 m • - -_ _ . Tl~.tt~3.50price;however: topoftheCanadisndomestlo I I' iS auout the cheapest ,mat price. , ' :i I ' " . ' I Montreal refineries can Another important factor The Scandinavian glass ex Ct et su h oil in prielnll has been the U,8. industry is relatively re- I ~fer~enf tr:~--rtat/ea blend cent ...... as Industry goes, I methods wnuld c~" mnem worldChicago prices price, anda govern-d IstartJng about 1572 when a and oil from countrise other ~ moat-repressed prices for ell [.Ven.~tlan started • factory thanSaudlArabiawould¢ost ' produced in the United linh Helsingor, It was not till• ...... more. meomm, nsa,:. o,,..., Staten. ' It e lath Century that it ...... Ireally got going.. Keats m ...... man-stupnur ous cost zesa Under pressure from Ithe ol~est Swedish glass, out are no.rear to relme.. Ontario, Canadian [house working today. It is" . .Offietql..prlees set oy authorities have ensured [noted for.very fine table " ~emoerso|me . that Canadian domestio tgiasses. • ur~ininatlm of Petroleum prices were kept below the [ .Exporting. ~ Countries Chicago price, to protect (OPEC) range from Saudi i V! .; I Orrefors is probably the . Arabia's $18 (tY.S.)' to I~.3.50 poUtiveness.Canadian'industrialeom- • '~P,' /most well known modes ' (US) That',i~iI7'~l~764 Although complex iriee factory ud Is known for tablei~, sea of .outstand ...... " .Ca~¢l~n ~th~. ~an 85-cent adjustments have to be eeau~uty ud color,. . , dolhir.o. , -. . made for quality and other '= . .'.' i; :,i; ~e~"O~t!~'no~ the whole differences, Ottawa offldtk ~tbi~y,~:ldne~"-sueh prices calculated atthe end of last In Denmark gla~S 0f apply, to more stable supply year that Toronto oil prices good quality is mad~ at tlw . ~,~prne~',whflg-spot,, were 113.84 a barrel and Holmegaard glasshouse in " ~x~sea'bl off I~ ~recent Chicago oil prices were Copenhagen. ' : ofm°nthSmerehaVethaninV°Ived;h0(U,S,).prices funds.114'15 a barrel in Canat~m ,.. •~, We are the headquarters Accordingly, economists That narrow difference for all your gift needs. See say, imported oil delivered was a footer in Ottawe'i us whenever • birthday or in 'Montreal costs in the cancellation of the 114- anniversary comes heart range of ;25 to ~35 a barrel. • barrel increase that was to • Partlally offsetting the havebeen rode l~t Jan. I in cost to Quehec and Ailanile Canadian prinns, A 11 in- provinces consumers is a crease came July I instead. subsidy of about ~,5o a But skyrocketing world , barrel ~hat ~tawa~ pe]~.sit~.,, L~l.ca.lee .e~..and the prmp~t •-- ~ .:h'?,,, ~ "L'~:. • ,' I refin _erl'~j~s]~:importedOil.~;~ q d~..~'k~.,~.~riec~...f~ i l i. Tne stmmoy ts m~ended to nomeeue u.~. on nave au net roughly balance the cost of removed the Chicago price • imported and domestic 011, as a limit on Canadian although the industry says It domestic price inereaN¢ folk short of being full Even with a 112-a.barrel i l compensation for the exits federal expert tax, premium cost of Imported oil, Alberta light oil ia coin. Alberta light oil, which -petltlve in the Chlesio carries an average wellhead market. price of $13.75 a barrel, is The handwriting is on the ~~g'~l14~~ ~f~ genel'ally used west of wall for Ontario industry. Montreal but any that about $15 a"°n'' barrel, ""'. GUar d JEWELLERS LTD. Even that domestic oil - price is influenced by the 1 exchenRe rate, since'part of muraer the interprovlnclal oil nets life # pipeline dips south into the " United States and the transport charges for that eeetlm are in U,S. funds, MONTREAL (CP)--Four When the Canadian dollar convicts have. been sen- falls, those charges rise. teaced to life in prison after Also, a specific Canadian being found guilty of the Get it all ... 632-2 i71 .~,e anda speclllc Saudi flnt-degrse murd~ of, 216City Centre Kitlmat Arabian figure for oil prison guard doting an delivered in Montreal by nseapo at Laval ma~Imum t . • security imtltution in July, - ' 1978. in the Ghislain Gaudet, 27, I Pierre Vincent 33, Andre MOTOR HOTEL Chartrand, ~3, and Jacques " Masse, me, wm not be el~ble Invites You To Visit and Enjoy. for parole for 2~ years. herald , , Madame Justice Claire Barrette Josses of Quebec Soperinr Court handed do. News of your community...your country.'..domestic DENNIS JAN the sentence after a six- • woman, six-man Jury and foreign affairs. Everybody from the housewife reached the s~dlty verdict Sunday mornS, They had to the tycoon has found the pages of their newspaper Playin8 Again In deliheratodfor s~ d~a. Guard Guy Fom'nierwas affecting their daily lives. Reports on shifts and trends ~'~~ shot through the head when LOUNGE thef oon.ois for ed in the business and financial world. Money saving way out of an administrative building, of the nearby advertisements covering every aspect of our daily DANCING9-2 prison, a century-old penitentiary formerly known needs. Classified sections that find you employment, MONDAYTO SATURDAY as St. Vincent de Paul. a home, an automobile or sell anything you wish. A fifth convict, Jacques , Laehupclto, 41, was killed Entertainment in special features, c0mics,and sport i durln8 the escape attempt. pages that enlighten a dull day. News as it happens, firsthand in your community, province, nation, or Keep your cash In the bank. Pay first end second equal payment In advance -- They global affairs. Your newspaper is your best source drive awa~ the car or truck of your choice. All mimics paid can be applied to purchase. thly payment & terms based O.A.C. Most makes and models available, i |4,.$t,.4 OMONTH TE MRS AVA ILA|LM of information. / '79 F~04X4 ' [ " '79 FORD PICKUP _ . ' $|16 per month J $111 Per mo~th • ~or only 36 months. Total paid $7776 plus tax. For only 36 months. Total paid $S4,14 1510| tax. Purchase option $2~7 of lease end or simply I Purchase option ~0d4 at lease end or s mply return. [,call. 635.6357k • 'IfFORDSUPMRCAa . ' i 're~r~l " ' ';gECONO-VAN da,ly erald • ° -" " . , e: ' ., ' - - ,~ • •

.... ~ The Herald, Tuesday, July 17, 1979, Page 13 • Small businesses urged t0 think, bigger • •TORONTO (CP) -- Even not a questiou Of size, it's a Cooperation has brought the United States. In'trial ¢omotlon. to their QuelJec coun." moved off to besoms in. held until taking over the tonsil business must thinkin question of mentality," strength to small firms in The Toronto office was But; things gradually terpurts, he said. In many. dustrlal commissioner in Quebec government post 10road terms ff it wants to Roger Behind Bald Mmday Ontarioand'Quebec, hesaid, limitedinacopewbenltwsa .~ and are noticeably csaesafirmcandoabeut~il0 Septlles, Que.,apoaltianhe here. crack the export barriers, in an interview. "No matter Pooling some resources,., oi~nedin 1973by the Quebec ~ since 'Beland took milliouin'sales beceuseofa uys Quoben's economic hew omailtbebusinsssyou'.snoh.assellingeanhother's ministry of industry and":ovorearlylastyesr, concentrated local market C rter's 0 y ~mts~ltant In Ontario.. have to have" a world products, can'help launch a commerce, he .said, • . ' . En~phasl~has shifted froni but it doesn't know. how to a m ve ma -~',Bel~a multinational is " sirato~y." successful export.drive into "It was preoccupied with thdu~i development and expand.. • ,, ') . * . . , ;•. .

' " ' " .r • i:'e""'B~he~"thm:~most in need -- the easily~'"' and the"" flrm0''" neglec'ts • ape d '."U p pip eli ne . smal| :. business, Market to build up a strong sales e development,is" the aim and .force, he said, Marketing New poolis .mluLch cheaper Belafid often screens out research, even the most CALGAJgY(CP) -- U.S. Porter saidin an interview thoU, who won't commit basic type, is unknown. President Jimmy Carter's it k unlikely' the oil quota MONTREAL (CP).With 'what with the high price of Ino., says thb shortage of gas ground pools, says nalss I, thtastamlves. , i shortages of gasoline in gas and work on the car." Beland said an Ontario energy prepare could have would affect Canada since in the U.S. 'has raised his the Montreal arca have Henaldbemuailyaskstop company buying Quebec "very • positive economic the U.S. imports only about sales 3oper cent. "People remained at about the same products can often work out Implleations f~' Canada:' if 150,000 barrels a day from and the price rising even dug a.seucer-shaped hole in are afraid to go to the States level..But that's a good alga, executives of Quebec firm , though gas is in plentiful the backysrd end set a pool a reciprocal deal. it re sulta in speedy Canada. this year. Even I rim." be says, considering our. takesiriptoTorento,to "spend a few bucks" andbe and One such .deal' which is development of the Alaska Most of that is hea~y crude SUPply on the Canadian side on top of it -- the hottest- Mike" Richards, vice• economic problems. nearing completion is for two Highway • natural gas ell in excess Of what can be d.the border, some Csna- ssllingkindofpcelcurrontly president of. the Canadian Broths says' he expects can't he bothered with those companies in the wood pipeline; says a spukeman handled by Canadian diana are planning to spend ca the Montreal market.' National Swimming Pool manypeoplelwillsenudeeide wheuy they're too busy to component business to se. for the petroleum industry. refineries. But Porter said their,vacations in their Own " ' Association, estimates the whether to buy a cottage or come. • hack~arda this Summer ... Abeve-~ound aluminum each other's products, he ~lireJ°hn Porter,. managing Canada's production or steel-platad vinyl pools increase this season in sales .install a pool. Because the Inthe last 18 months, 110 said. The components do not ctor of the Independent capability in conventional : by. their new swimming run between ~500 and ;2,600. of above-ground models at cottage entails gasoline to Qunbee companies have directly compete but. are .. Petroleum Association of etude oil is declining, so'the I)oo]8. ' hetween two and 10 percent gettbere, he feels people wlll been iu touch with the The Noita are one family "perfectly complementary." Canada, said today that industry rnight welcome any Peter Audet, vice- across the country. The take the pool instead. Torant0offlcaforedviceand A native of New Lkkeard, comments made by Carter in drop in exports. who are not going to chive president of Dauphin Pools re~nforit: the price of gas In-ground. vinyl pools assistance to establish Ont., and a graduate tn bust. outlining his program to 700 miles away, as they have Ltd., says his finn sold I,I00 and the U.S. shortage. •, . retail at ~,000. to $1~,000,. markets in Ontario and hess administration from lessen the United States' Porter said be Was un- for the last 15 years, to their this year between IVinroh I Richards says "impulse Cement pools are higher: WosiernCanada, he said.. once favorite vacation spot. University of. Windsor, dependence on fQreign certain whether the and July I, up from 800 last buying" is ' higher now $I0,000to ;20,000; • Aboutso per cent of his of- Beland's first Job was energy suggeit strong program, which', aims to • As John Nott puts it:.."We ylmr, and the company may became many Canadian car " Br.ochesays almost 10,000 rice's clientele generate analysing and investigating supp~'t for the $14-bllllan uce daffy oil imports to decided to buy a pool and be out. of stcek in three, owners are afraid North Montreal fandlica have in," zelea0f ~00,000 to ;2 million pipeline; widch would carry four or five million barrok stay home. We knew it was weeks. grant applications for the • going to he too expensive to . Gilles Sorrurie~, president American supplies of oil will ground pools. Their income . a year, he said. And they are federal department of Alaskan gas to the lower by 1990, is realistic, but get t/ghtor and the price of Is in the ;20,0~0 to ;35,000 a not ~QplyAhearts and crafts regional economic ex- states. added: "The U.S. govermant • go down to the Marltimes, of Lea Placlnos ,Caravalle gasoline will rise even year bracket, peop.]e" who are often ~nsiou. Carter's program, an- and its energy advisers have " further. " About 30,000 inndlios have as|gel,ted with Quebec's He left to become a Junior noancad in detail in Ka~s considered it fully and oney d Raymond. Breche, vice- above-ground pools, he says, ~ business. pertne~' in newly .formed city, Me., today, includes an established the target, so M for lan ..,,., o, v.,....,,., and they come from all. in. Ontario firms in this sales. Major and Matin Inc., oil-imp0rt quota of 8.3 they must think it's at- whose firm |nstnlls' in- come levels, ~ -.vol~e category are similar Montreal. From there he muuou ha.~, a day for tainable." .~ .. VICTORIA '~CP)"--The • spend m ~ou during the provindai government will next five yca~s protecting. IIII r. I I i ~'l~r ir'i''~•' Lower Fraser Valley agricultural !and from Nuclear floods; Environment oO Minister Rate Malt said BI[TSINE$$ DIRE(,TORY Monday. plant Malr said in a news release I I I , : I • , , , ~/! ~Jmt ~ mtilton'ls for con- ;i~. struction of a new pum- I phouse and dam ou the i ;i" Ready Mix Concrete, Sand, Gravel, Top Soil, Drain ::' opposed VAN'S OONTRAOTING rock, Patio Blocks, Concrete Gravel, Bags of Sumas River while .the Cement, V,, Yard Concrete Mixer available for rent. , vzcTomA i(c~) - ~e remainder will go for dike Furniture Repair British Columbia Hew impro~;emedt along the Democratic Party will up- Vedder Canal.. ' WE DELIVER SATURDAYS 47~1.G Keith Ave.""' " ..' )ze the proposed nuclear The existing : fiend Restorations, Hope Chests • pHONE 635.3936 nt at Sedro Wonley in proteotion and drainage F.JofljREADY MIX ' Your'/r. ien.dly eonveniencestore in: the ' Custom Made FurnitUre Refinishinj Construction Ltd. northern Washington State fncllltiss were,built • 1_''--Tt,.~,/' when bearings open in 19~0s and, M~h' '~id'itho,in- General Building Contracting HOURS: ..',', ', Seattle Tuesday. creasing darmmd to/, aBri- ~ "~,,&dL/dl ~-..~ Sur~y ~ Ernie Hall cultural products makes .it ~ • ~eekdnys am - mi__.~,.t said• today that several ',~s~entlaF thl, t :' this •' fin- i~ ,. 635-5585 .. r., members of the NDP caucus vestment be made new..' Plant Off Krumm Road ' , .J. 2610 Kalum St. Terraoe . Thernhill Weekends 0:O0am to 12 midnight appear at the hearings The project comes under a I I I" [ II I I and their submission will joint federal and provincial ELfL~;L~ deal with environmental agreement for flood con~trol I impact, economics and re- improvement in the Fraser "' .Plumbing Heating Commercial Servicing sources. Valley. Residential Industrial Specializing Gas Filling NORTHWEST PiPE ' •. ~ and Sheet Metal Shop .. AND EQUIPMENT LTD. "Charlie Belanger ,~;... PIPE, ~LUMBING SUPPLIES, PUMPS, • .~,L~MBING&~HEATiNG~D., •. , ,,,i ~,HOSE~,UTSA~D BOLTS, FENCING, WATEI~:SOFT E N E RS --AND MORE -- ~?...~,.~",~ '~...., \ '~ ~ ~ ,. ~ /..at. ~" ...... :-" .... k, 441~ LA~/ILSE AVENUE

i ' ° Levy Industries Ltd., year share; 1978, 11299,000, $1.17. 5239 Keilh Avenue - Near B.C.Hydro PO Box 534 PHONE635.9319 endedDee, 31: 1978, $233,118 Nova gee/In Savings and TERRACE. Be V8G4B5 OR 635.9320 (loss); 1977,~5,SO2,705 (loss). Loan Co., six mon.ths ended 635-7158 Instill & Service Gas, Wood & Oil Furnaces . .Mount Royal Rice Mills June 30: 1979, L~03,524, 37 i Ltd., three .mouths ended cents; 1978, '$912,853, 80 \ M~y31: 19T9, $394,000, $1.14 a ' cents. I I III Ptoe Pnint ,Mines Lid., six , mouths ended June SO: 1979, EAS TSIDE .... dUOCE~ ~ ,~ L.~Z.XtmOM..~7" Terrace Electronic Repairs Ltd. MR, BUSINESSMAN! • ~,223,-000, 71 cents. SERVING TERRACE & KITIMAT eawly Mnltl-Corp Ltd., . OPEN DO LLA year ended Dec. 31:1978 AUTHORIZED $384,050 (loss) ; 1977, DAYS A WEEK .A,m SERWCE • ";5,210,865 (loss). TO Serre }'ou ~1~"/ ' DEPOT This Space Is Reserved Sullivan Mining Group ~.q~nw~'e Philips, Mognavox, Zenith Etd., nine months ended May WEEKDAYS 8.11 WEEKENDS9-11 qo ~ Sanyo, Toshiba MONTREAl., (CP) -- U.S. 31: 19"/9, $312,8!4, five cents; Mon.-5~t. ~ 9 a,m. - 6 p,m,. dollar in terms of Canadian 1978, 81~0,~81 (loss). 4438 Lakelse 635-2104 Friday ~ 9 a,m, • 9 p.m. For Your Ad. funds at 3:30 p.m. EDT 1'i) Realty Investments six YOUR FRIENDLYCONVENIENCE STORE Monday was down 13-50 at, mouths ended June 30: 1979, I $1.1590. Pound sterling waq' S4,-898,000, $1.58;. 1978, • up 2.09 at ;2.6124. ~3,812,000, $1.41. - , , dollar was up 1-5 at $0.8628, mouths ended June 30: 1979, , , , ., ~,.r~--,-.~ ..; ,~, 2.so at ;2.too. ~.,.5~~,,,.: (l~.. [ • l. .~'~ 4418 Legion Avenue ..R. BUSINESSMAN! i f * - I I.,I ~ :.~<:.,, ,rrac....0. This Spies is Re. ned ' • i " ' ('"'"""" ("i:~~ ':"" For Your Ad. ToRO~ ,~)- ,he •v,~co~H ,~, - B.'.' I .'~,,11,,i11,1,11 s, rsi(e Torouto stock market was up Prices were mixed in heavy

. ,~,, ,o.~ .o,2, ,,,,~.., ,u~, the clsee with advancere out. • ~ ' ..._o ... ,.._ ,__ v,~, w. 4,.,.., Cleaners Ltd. Analysts said bargain 121 and 131 issues un- ., lianteredteppodinfollowing..,o_ ebengnd, / 'O'h"" YI' ' ,o...,.,,,,. , I I .steep losses last week. " Among industriala, the i SUEDE AND LEATHER I I ...... A . ,., = on --,.,^. rent National Land, up 0.1 ~u..~...... ,v. to 36 on 4,-SO0 shares, Webb i' 2 LOCATIONS I Friday, and Knapp was unchanged | 4404 Legion Avenue and Mini Mall I • Amoug indastrlals, Inter- at 81.45 on 3,900,.Daon I . (Next to Mr. Mikes) I I Call aiLLor DALE 3943Mountalnvlew | ~nvindal Steel and Pine Development was off 3.8 to 3.2x,,, ,,o,r.,... • 635-2838 IJ'"'"', °''''''' Terrace'n'c' ! t~rnatlonal Business Investment A was un- J" '. , ' Machines I% to S82, Cadillac _ anged nt ~ 5-8 on 1,400.

to U.SO. I Te|edyne Canada lost I to On the raource heard, ca. i SERVINGTERRACE& i i HEATONGALTERATIONS&SERVOCE I SU½, Crown life Ins.urance 1 ralta Resources led the pack, "~ " ~'~ tom, GenoraiBekerJes%to up .2o to ..so ou ~,m. I We,re, ServlceAN Commercial&__er°n, roo'n'nHome Entertainment | ~"~" jr/%,andNoranda CominceMines % ~to to~k~39 ~47V.. soaredS~ares"1.45New to Cinch~4A0 oUr~ium 233,025, . i AppliancesMlci.owaVewarrantyIncluding Depot jlremod~llb~ & General Carpentry I lan'D Heating I MclntyreMlnesrese3½ to P,edfordMines gained .. to I SanyoSeundeslgn, Kenwood, Admlrai, Hltarhl ] I ' ' ~ ~(~'~.4n~

4 ~7, Dome Mines 1% to ~431/4 $1.~ on 333,300 and Suzie -,$19~A. .,-.,.-,...--.---x,,-,--.. Placer Development unchanged at ;1.30 on e8,~75 I HammondCertitledTechnlcian I 635-2359 I "fell ½ to $SO~/4 and Tara Dora Expl~atlons was up '| 33011KALUM " 435-$134 I Exploretlou .% to $18~',. ,18 to ;1=4 end cima . I d.3916~ounfalnvlew Ave., Terrace |l I ,,,,,,~ ~,e,,, . ---,,,,~...~.w""" ,~,.., ~nadinnSuperior Oil was Resources was up 0.0 to up ~.½ to $185, Chieftain $1Jo. I Development 1% $~/. and Cansonh Minerals topped Merland Exploration % to tradl~ ou the curb ex- $18'A.I'~ : change, gaining .13 to .43 on ;: CanD, Oil was down ½ to 753,000 shares. Cherokee ' C ai ! u s at 6 35-635 7 9 to 5 $@and Total Pete NA % to Development gained 0.0 to , ~½. ' .45 on 404,000. • ...... • ...... ~ . . .~

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TERRACE DRUGS L. 3207 Kalum 636-7274 Vitamins and Toys, Toys, Toys

CLASSIFIED RATES SUBSCRIPTION RATES Skeena Health Unit 3215.2 Eby Street :LOCAL ONLY: SUBSCRIPTION Terrace, B.C. RATES 635-6307 KERMODE APARTMENT SEKING 10speed. Like new. ;20 words or less $2.00 per 4 bedroom house In Terrace. Fully equipped local con- Effective The following are a few of BINGO SCHEDULES 1979 MANAGEMENT Phone 638-1212. (Atfn-6~7.79] ilnsertlon. Over 20 words 5 October 1, 1978 the services offered locally Experienced couple needed Secluded with view. Carport, venience store with living. JULY accomodatlon. Store does ~cents per word. SlngleCopy 2Oc by your Health Unit Staff: to manage apartment woodshed, & garden. Large Tuesday, July 10, 1979. Small Full set of automotive good year round turnover. :3 or more consecutive In- ByCarrler ruth3.00 CHILD HEALTH CON- complex. Must be capable of lot. Evenings phone 635.3750. Bingo mechanic tools. Asking For further information .~ertlons $I.50 per Insertion. By Carrier year 33.00 FERENCES: Sunday, Ju'ly 15, 1979. routine maintenance. $3000. Phone 638-1396. (C5. (PS.23July) References r~lulred. Reply contact Box 1214 care of By Mall 3ruth 15.00 Held weekly at the Health $2,000.00 Bingo 18July) HOME FOR SALE :REFUNDS: giving full details to Box 1217 Dally Herald. (Ctfn.26.06-79) ByMall 6mth25.00 Unit every Tuesday from Tuesday, July 24, 1979. 5mall 3 bed|;oom full basement, ~Flrst Insertlon charged for ByMall year,15.00 1:30.3:50 p.m. Please phone Bingo care of Dally Herald. (CS- For Sale 1 set of the Home whether run or not. for an appointment. University Encyclopedia. •carport, greenhouse, storage SenlorCItlzen year 20.00 Held at the Thornhlll Sunday, July 29, 1979.. 23July) shed. Garden planted, acorn ~Absolutely no refunds after $2,000.00 Bingo One 21 book set of Illustrated .ad has been set. WORRIED ABOUT World Encyclopedia with fireplace, 1V= baths. Quiet British Commonwealth and Elementary School on the AUGUST location 3319 Pheasant fourth Friday of every STRIKES AND year books etc. All In ex. For sale 1974 Ford Maverick, UnltedStotesofAmerlcaone month from 1:30.3:30 p.m. Tuesday, August 7, 1979. Street. For appelntmont to CORRECTIONS: • LAYOFFS IN cellent condition. Phone ~38. good condition. For more Small Bingo view please call 635.5318. year 5£00 Please phone for an ap. YOUR PRESENT JOB 1982after S p.m. (PS-20July) Information phone 638.1434 Sunday, August 12, 1979. We are offering a secure, (CS-2OJuly) •Must be made before 2nd Box 399, Terrace, B.C. polntment. $2,000.00 Bingo after S p.m. (CS.19July) Insertloo. V8G 2M9 Babysltters who bring year round employment, for 35ram Penta)~ SP1000 with Tuesday, August 21, 1979. five people, no experience standard SSmm le~s. 3 bedroom house with full Allowance can be made for children must have parents Small Bingo 1977 Nova 305 V.8. Auto., only one Incorrect ad. written consent for ira- necessary. Incomeof $460.00 Takeumar lenses, wide • basement on 3 acres of land P.S., P.B. Factory alr HOME DELIVERY Sunday, August 26, 1979. per week based on four or. angle (28 degreas), fish eye In quiet sub.division. 10 munlzatlon. $2,000.00 Bingo condltlonlng & radlo. Phone BOX NUMBERS: Terrace & District ADULT CLINICS ders. Must have car as a (17 degrees}. Zoom (as- minutes drive from down. 635.3021. (C3-18July) Thornhlll & District These are held at the Health SEPTEMBER small amount of travelling Is 210rnm), Cannon 1014 Movie town. Selling prlco $49,000. 75 cents plck up. Tuesday; September 4, !979, $1.1B mailed. Phone 635-6357 Unit on Monday, Wednesday necessary. Phone for ap. camera, 10 to I zoom plus Phone 635-7578. (PS-23July) 1969 Ford Galaxy 500. P.B., Small Bingo many features. I~one 632- and Friday from 3.4:!0 p.m. polntment 635-9726 and ask A modern 3 I)edroom home P.B., V-8, Auto. Good run. Sunday,september 9, 1979. for Mr. Allan. (A4-20July) 5165. (PS-17July) CLASSIFIED DISPLAY: The Herald reserves the by appointment only. $2,000.00 Bingo on Skoona Street with full nlng condition. Phone 635. Rates" a~va lab e upon right to classify ads under PRENATAL CLASSES Tuesday, September 18', 1979. APPLICATIONS ARE SPOT CASH basement. 1 roughed In 4346. (CS.20July) requesl:, : .... appropriate headings and to Classes are held throughout Smell Bingo INVITED • FOR .THE for fireplace, one completed Your old furniture, guns 1976 Flreblrd V.8, 350 engine, set rates therefore and to the year at intervals for Sunday, September 23, 1979. POSITION OF; fireplace, full carpeting In 23,000 miles, 8 track stereo, NATIONAL CLASSIFIED determine page location, expectant parents. Phone $2,000.00 Bingo --what ha~e you. Webuy DR, L.R. & BRs. Price In. KATE: .,, SCHOOL BOARD OFFICE AM.FM radio. Very good The Herald reserves the the Health Unit for details OCTOBER - sell. swap. trade. cludes frldge & stove. Drive 22 cents per agate line. SECRETARY condition. Phone• 635.6768. right ,to revise, edit, classify and reglstratlon. Tuesday, • October 9, 1979. QUEESNWAY by 2812 Skeene, then Inquire Minimum ch~rge:$5.00 per (P4-6,1O,12,17July) or reject any advertisement HOME NURSING CARE Small Bingo Qualifications and Duties; • TRADING at 635.6802. (P12.27July) Insertloo. and to retain any answers Nurslng care In the home for. Sunday, October 14,. 1979. - Typing speed of at least SO 3215 Kalum St. 1979 Capri Shla 302 cu. In. 4 directed to the Herald Box those who need it on referral $2,000.00 W.P.M. Ph. 638.1613 For sale: House,• two speed velour Interior. 8000 LEGAL . POLITICAL and Reply Service, and to repay from their family doctor. (affn-25.5.79) bedrooms upstairs, one km. Phone 632.3443 or 632- TRANSIENT AD. Tue3day, October 23, 1979. - Able to operate usual office the customer the sum paid Terrace area only. bedroom downstairs. Also 2 4646. (C3-17July) VERTISING: • SmallBingo equipment for the advertisement and HEALTH PARADE Sunday, October 28, 1979. bedroom suite seperate. $3.60 per coltJmn Inch. - Set up and malntaln filing 1972 Corvette, good running box rental. For 4 year old children. Held $2,000.00 Bingo •and record systems Close to town. Asking Box replies on "Hold" on third Monday of every NOVEMBER $38,500.00 only. For further condition, many extras. :BUSINESS PERSONALS: - Able to meet the .public and Phone 635-2243 days or 635- Instructions not picked up month. Developmental, Sunday, November 4, 1979. handle routine office HALL RENTALS Information please phone $4.00 per line per month. within 10days of expiry of an vision, hearing screening .635.4448. (CS-10July) 2612 evenings. (P10-18July) On a 4 month basis only. ; $2~00.00 Bingo procedures Oddfellows Ha11-3222 advertisement will be done. Please phone for ap- Tuesday, November 13, 1979. - Shorthand preferred but not Munroe. For further in- pointment. 1969 Chev Mallbu. In very destroyed unless mailing _~11.1., Bingo eesentlal formation phone 635.2794 or House for Sale on 6.71 acres good running order. Asking ;I;)EADLINE PRENATAL BREATHING Instructions ~re received. • Su'r~d.,;~;;November 18, 1979. Dictaphone transcription 635-5661. (Attn.9.7.79) ,' at -Woodland Park. Phone SSO0.00. Phone after 3 p.m. DISPLAY.. 638.171~1. (PS.18July) Those answering Box & RELAXING EXERCISES $2,000.00 Bingo experience 635.3004 or 635-4842 anytime. 4:00 p.m. 2 days prior to Numbers are requested not Held every Monday afJ ~ Tuesday, November 27, 1979. 37, publication day. - Must also have basic (CS-19July) to send originals • of ternoona~' 1-2 p.m. Small Blngo receptionist skills PETS 52. WANTED documents io a vol'd loss.~'" V.D. CLINIC DECEMBER CLASSIFIED: TO RENT 1974 Astre In excellent All claims of errors in Held every Monday at 3:30 Tuesday, December 4, 1979. • This Is a permanent position condition. Standard with 2:00 p.m. on day previous to To give away - S two.month- advertisements must be or by appointment. Small Bingo commencing August 15, 1979 Wanted by August 31 2 tape deck 8, now tires. day of publication Monday to old kittens. Excellent received by the publisher SANITATrON Sunday, December 9, 1979. at the New Alyansh Board bedroom trailer or suite. Asking $1800.00or best offer. Friday. mousers or farm cats. Call within 30 days after the first The public health inspectors $2,000.00 Bingo Office. Preferably In Thornhlll by 2 Phone 635.9456. (PS.lSJuly) ALL CLASSIFIED CASH publication, are now situated in Eby Tuesday, December 18, 1979. 635-9258. (sff-tfn) relleble working woman. WITH ORDER other than It Is agreed by the ed. Street. They will be pleased Small B(ngo Starting salary Is - $4.00 an Part Siberian Husky & Reference available. Phone 1972 Ford Courier with BUSINESSES WITH AN vertlser requesting space to assist with any sanitation Sunday, December 23, 1979. hour, which Is reviewed after Shepard pups to give away. 635.3004 after 3:00 or 635.4~12 canopy. Phone 635-7851 after ESTABLISHED ACCOUNT. that the Ilabl ty of the problems. " $2,000.00 BIngo a 3 month probation. anytime. (P5.19July) p.m. (P10-3OJuly) H aid SPEECH AND HEARING Phone 635.6496 or 635.2917 er In the event of failure CLINIC " after 5 p.m. (P3-17July) Reliable couple requires 2 1969 Lincoln Continental, Service charge of,$5.00on all to publish,an advertisement . . . For more Information Submit applications to: Held ~t 4612 Grteg Avenue ~ ~ bedroom house or trailer. 4 door. Absolutely mint N S.F. chdklUeS. ~r In the evenl: of dn error • phone" • S~:retary-Treasurer ,,.,,,.__. ' Hearing testswlll be done by ~ , Referonges~avallpble. Week, ¢endlHon. • 460.V-8; P'-'-'- ~,--~)a~g.-.4~---~e,~l .... ~.... .=.,...... , , ...... KERMODE FRIENDSHIP L S'choolD~IstrlcfNd. 92 climate, control, cruise WEDDING DESCRIP. vertlsement as published referral tram tamlly DOCtOr SOCIETY (Nlsgha) day=; i-.~o% ~:~).,!6~62, Local 52. Weekends after 5 :ontrol, suicide doors, shall be limited to the 638.1155.or community health nurse. 445i GREIG AVE. TIONS: 4548 Lakelse Avenue Neededride Into town week- 638-1050. [C6-20July) etc. Phone Kltlmat 632. No charge provided news amount paid by the ad. LONG TERM CARE TERRACE, B.C. Terrace, B.C. days between 8:J5 and 8:45. 2806 for appointment to submitted within one month, vertlser for only one In. Office at No. 205-4621 Lazelle VaG635-4906 1M4 (A3.18July) Live on Old Lakelse near Wanted to rent 3 bedroom view. (PS-17July) $5.00 production charge for correct Insertion for the Ave. Tel 635-9196. (NC-23Dec) house by a Prince Rupert I wedding and.or engagement portion of the advertising 24, SITUATIONS Apex Red & White. Will pay Assessment and planning for contractor for at least one pictures. News of weddings space occupied by the In- for gas. Phone 638-1753 after year. Non-drinkers, non- those eligible for Long Term 5:30 p.m. (NC-Ctfn-stf) (write.ups) received one correct or omitted Item only, WANTED w smokers, no pets. Write to month or more after event .and that there shall be no Care. AID TO HANDICAPPED ' AUCTIONS BACKHOE FOR HIRE 39, Box 1216 care of Dally $10.00 charge, with or liability toany event greater Herald or phone 624.5083 Office at No. 205-4721 Phone 635.6454 or 635-6757. MARINE 1975 Chev 3/4 Ton 4x4. Step without picture. Sublecl to than the amount paid for WANTED FOR OUR between 8a.m. and 4:30 p.m. Lazelle. Tel 635-9196. (cffn-25-06.79) slde.4 speed. Phone 638-1121 condensation. Payable in such advertising. • CONSIGNMENT & SALES (PS-19July) Assessment and guidance or 635-3007after 5 p.m. (Ctfn. advance. Adver tlsements must FLOOR Furniture, ap- 1977 Heavy Hauler boat for vocational and social 28. 1-5-79] comply with the British pliances, power tools, hand trailer with or without power 54. BUSINESS rehabilitation done by TV & STEREO CLASSI FIE D AN. Columbia Human Rights Act tools, clean• small cars, winch. Designed to have 24 1975 Ford F:250 4x4. 350, V-8, NOUNCEMENTS: which prohibits any ad. £.gnsultant. PROPERTY motorbikes, boats, motors or Moving & must sell a 7 piece foot boat. Phone 635-4777. P.S., P.B. complete with Births 5.50 vertlslng that discriminates any other goods In ac- (Ctfn-3.7.79) For rent 900 square feet on canopy, 23 channel ca, twin Engagements 5.50 against any person because Sanyo Stereo component ceptable condition. system. For more In- For sale 18 foot river boat second floor, alr conditioned. CB erlels, 8 track tape Marriages 5.50 of his race, religion, sex, 1'COMING EVENTS Terrace Auction Mart, Located at 4623 Lakelse Ave, player. Evenings please De~ths 5.50 color, nationality, ancestry formation phone 635.5316 with 50 H.P. Mercury with Corner of Lakelso & ApIIoy. after 5 p.m. (PS-19July) Phone 635.2552. (Ctfn-6-7.79) phone 635-7517. )Ctfn-19.0& Funerals 5.50 or place of origin, or because let. In very good condition. 79) NOTICE TO 635-5172. (Ctfn.29.06.79) Phone 635.3286. (PS-20July) Cards of Thanks 5.50 his age Is between 44 and 65 I.W.A. MEMBERS Warehouse or manufac. Memorial Notices 5.50 years, unless the condition is turlng space available Im. 19/7 Dodge pick up, heavy 14. BUSINESS I wish to purchase 16 foot duty I/2 ton. Long box, 6 justified by a bona fide To all members covered medlately. 3100 sq. ft. PHONE 635-6357 requirement for the work square back canoe. downtown locatlon. Phone cylinder, STP, P.S., P.B., 8 by the I.W.A. Master PERSONAL Preferably with life track stereo. Llke new, Classified Advertising Dept Involved. agreement, we are In the Avacado green portable 635.7840. (Ctfn.3-07-79) I INSIST ON THE BEST dishwasher, $190.00. Phone preservers and paddles. 26,000 mlles reasonably process of taking the ballot Phone 630-1670. (P4. 3300 sq. ft. warehouse- priced. Phone 632-6647. (CS. on the proposed settlement 635.3483. (P3-19July) COMMUNITY Concrete septic tanks in 11,12,16,17July) office space. Close to town, 17July) Do you feel you have a of the coast forest Industry. stock. Get relief with a paved parking are. Im. drinking problem? There is Notice to the various sub- SERVICES concrete Investment. 21 foot Relnell Express mediate occupancy. Phone 1972 GMC 1/~ ton. Very well help locals will be mailed out. If Cabin cruiser~ 302 Mer. 635-S431 days, 635.7959 looked after. 1700 miles on Weight Watchers meeting Available! you are unable to vote at that trans. & engine. $4000 Firm. held every Tuesday at 7 p.m. Schmltty's Excavating cruiser In-outboard. Depth evenings. (P5-18July) Phone 635-5636 time, you can come and vote 76 Suzuki GT 380. Good sounder, C.B., Stereo & Phone 638.6502 and ask for at the Knox United Church 635-3939 Warehousl & rental apace l ALCOHOLICS In the I.W.A. office In the condition. Asking $1050.00 much more. Pluse tandem Rick. (CS-18July} Hall, 4907 Lazelle Avenue. (AM.6.6.79) ivallible on new ANONYMOUS Terrace Hotel. Room No. 12 O.B.O. Phone 5.3596 after 4 axle treller. 6000 Ibs. By. J MEETINGS: from the hours of 1:00 to 4:30 p.m. (P10-30July) capacity. Must see to ap- Pass. Phone 630.1146.l 59, MOBILE Man. 8:30 p.m. United p.m. up to and Including July FILTER QUEEN (=fn~3-07-79) I Kitimat A.A. Construction 1978 650 Kawasekl. 1978 750 preclote. Full price $13,900 Church. 23, 1979. (NC-23July) O.B.O. Phone 635.2083) .[aft. HOMES Gr(;up in Kltlmat: telephone sales and service Suzuki. Low mileage. Phone 632-3713. Man. 8 p.m. • Alonon fin) Skeena Health Unit. CWL Fall Bazzar will be held 635-2173 or 635-2508. (P4- MUST SELL 1978.14x70 MEETINGS: Th'Jrs. or Sat. 8:30 p.m. Mills October 24 from 7 p.m. to 9 4346 Park Ave. Terrace 20July) Meadowbrooke mobile Monday - Step Meetings. home. Fully skirted & set up Memorial Hospital. (nc-tfn) p.m. at the Verltas School 1978 G.S. 400 Suzuki Street 8:30 p.m. Lutheran Church. Gym. (Nc-24Oct) 635.7249 Lot on Lakelse Lake. Beam In Terrace Trailer Court. Wednesdays Closed bike. Phone 635.7519. (NC7- Station Read. Lot 5, Plan Phone 635.4655. ( PS-20July] I iAM.4-07-79) 23July) Meetings 8:30 p.m. United Birthright Office Rebekeh Lodge Rummage 4546, District 6263. 90 foot Alternative to Abortion Electric sawmill Includes 3 frontage. Asking $11,900.00. Church. Sale, Saturday, August lath. GEMINI EXCAVATING For sale Honda CBX 1047cc6 1974 3 bedroom 24x62 Knight Fridays • Open Meetings 8:30 3.4621 Lekelse - 635.3907 saw edger, cut off saw & 3 Open to reesonablo offers. doublewlda, situated on % 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. Oddfellows LTD. cylinder, A-1 shape. Asking bunk carriage. Apply to Box p.m. Skeena Health Unit, Wednesday 1 p.m. - 3 p.m. Hall, 3222 Munroe St. (Wes Andrews) $4850. Phone 638.1396. (P5- J. Antonlnko acre landscaped lot at Kltlmat General Hospital. and 4 p.m.. 5 p.m. or phone Donations of articles ac- Backhoe Work 17July) 31 Noss Camp, B.C. (C15. 119012~hAve. Copperslde Subdivision. Has AI-Anon Meetings .Tuesdays anytime: Lisa 635-3164, cepted. Phone 635.2794 for Hourly & Contract 23July) Williams Lake, B.C. vegetable garden, • 8:00 p.m. United Church Carol 635-5136 (notfn) further Information. (NC- 635.3679 anytime 1974 125 Yamaha Enduro C5.20& 27)uly) greenhouse, smoke house, & (nc) 18Aug ) (AM-6.6:79) street dirt bike. Completely I shod. Excellent condition. re-built motor. In good Raps Rell~l PROPERTY Please call after 5 p.m. 635. running condition. Asking MI LLS MEMOR IAL Abortion CrJ-,',r, lllng Rebekah Lodge Annual Tea COLLi ER EXCAVATING FOR SALE 3014. (C10.23July) THRIFTSHOP & Crisis Line 1or and Bazaar, Saturday, $480. O.B.O. Phone 635.5316 3 bedroom completely un- Mills Memorial Hospital after 5. (PS.19July) furntshed duplex for rent. Well Kept 1970 12x60 Mobile Women November 10th., Oddfellows Backhoe Work 160 acres In Topley, B.C,, 1 Home. 10x24 addition, acorn Auxiliary would appreciate 638.8388 Hall, 3222 Munroe St. (NC- 1970 750 Yamaha Special, Phone 635.9775. (CS.17July) mile off Hwy. 16. Lightly any donations of good, clean F.P. & Veranda, $10,500.00 lONov.) PHONE 635-5340 after sl~( good condition, shaft drive. treed. 18 miles from Skirted & set up in trailer clothing, any household ...... (Ctfn.14.6.79) Asking $2500.00 Firm. Phone Houston. 2 miles from Items, toys etc. for their WANTED D(JNATIONS parl~. Call after 6 p.m. 638. Terrace Christian Academy 635-2137 after 6 end ask for Sunset Lake. Power, water 1072. (Ctfn-01.06.79) THRIFT SHOP. The Three Rivers Workshop will be holding pre 19. Rick. (CS-18July) and 3 bdrm. trailer. Asking For pickup service phone for the Handicapped are registration the week of July WANTED $51,500. Offers. For mar HELP 1970 Double wlde3 bedroom 635.5320 or 635-5233, or leave looking for donations of any 16.205h. This will be at 3341 information contact: Owner leaving town . must For sale by owner secluded 3 furnished. Very good con. donations at the Thrift Shop old, broken or used pieces of River Drive from 1 p.m. to 6 G.W. Gibson Babysitter wanted, full-time sell. Yamaha. Endure 100 bedroom homeon 3 acres at dltlon, well kept. $22,500.00. on Lazelle Avenue on furniture, also any discarded p.m. dally. For further In- street bike. Low mileage. Huckleberry Lane, P.O, Eox 148 to come In. In Thornhlll area. Phone 635.6715. (P10-19July) Saturdays between !1 a.m. wood products we could use formation please call 630. Asking $600.00. Phone 635- WoodlandPark. 1136 sq. ft., Topley, B.C. or and 3 p.m. Thank you. for recycling or renovating. 1561. (NC-18July) Phone 635.9279. (CS-20July) 2145. (PS-20July) F.A. oll heat, 2 fireplaces, C.F. Gibson MUST SELL 1973 Nor. Call us at 635.2238 between Terrace, B.C. 8a.m. and 3 p.m., w~ will try :::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::Braid Insurem:e Agency 400 Yamaha Enduro. New heatllator, sauna, carport, western traller (12 foot x 50 INCHES AWAY CLUB Limited and Pruden & drilled well, school bus, 635-3975 foot) 2 bedroom. Fully Meet every Tuesday night at to make arrangem~ents for engine, good. condition drapes & appliances. Phone (tfn-stf). pickup. BUYING? Currle (1976) Ltd. are now $1,200 OBO. Phone 638.103~ furnished with washer & 0 In the Skeena Health Unit. taklng applications for 8 after 5 p.m. (stln.tfn) 638-8314. (P3-frl,fue,frl; dryer. Includes addltlonal For more Information phone SELLING? general insurance and real 20July) room (9 feet x 12 feet) & 635.3247 or 635.3023. 'PREGNANT?' estate clerk. Applicants I covered porch. Located on NEEDHELP? Use Clas,qifleds must be willing to learn and 3 bedroom, 71/2 bath, 1156 Sq. private land In Thornhlll, ladles Slim Line Club meets Call Birthright tar ar to work with the public. ft. main flou,. Full basement Must be seen to be ap- Monday evening-6:30 alteFnatlve to ah/)rtlon Phone 035-635? Please apply in person to Six 17 inch 8 Stud truck rims on 80x200 toot lot. Just preclated. Reasonable offer P.m.--United Church Phone 632.4607 .,iyilme. Wayne Braider 4648 Lakelse with 2 good summer tires. outside of town limits. accepted. Phone 635-3637 basement, Kltlmat. Room 233, Ne¢.h,lko r,enl~e. Ave. (AS.20July) ~ . Phone 635.5687. (C5-20July) $48,000. Phone 635.6401. (C3- days, 638-1985 evenings. 17,19,20July) | (Cffn-13.6.79) .... The HersM, Tuesday, July 17, 1979, Page IS • ~. ~ . . • , . , :~. . ,

!]~9'~8 14xTB ManeD M.H. For sale 1 bore~14"months The handicap s can' be.,o ver co m e :U~urninhed. set up & old. Never been bred. Asking " " ~ ' ~ : drifted in local trailer park. $1~0.00.Phone 635-4371. (P~. TORONTO (CP) -- When . Mrs. Wakefield'e , " tl~m the national 23-per-cent strikes, says Dr. Ruth skY,: Some of their success ia The children Were one and Phone 635~9736. (Ctfn-28d~- 20Juiy)~ they married 23 years ago, •wheelchair and metal average • and hhs been who works with the sheer luck, but most is the three yesrs old when doctors ~) ' ~ ~" " 1 d" " Top q'oallty hay. ReasOnable Dawn and Harold Wakefield walking aid'may make for rumored ashigh as 80 per chronically ill at Riverdale result of cold determmation, diagnosed their mother's !For ~le 1977 12)(68 three ~lce.Plckuponfieldnextto were school teachers who cram~d family travel, but It 'cent. . Hospital in Toronto, clear plnnnin8and paUance, disease. ~foom Bendix m0blle HI0hway 16 In Srnlthers.. shared their opera time m doosn't cramp their style, Bul no one knows for sure, SbesaidmuIUpleselarosis Wotr,~i,,ldmnldhen,~ hh, SonJa,'14, uidshedeesn't ~.'me. Sklrted end set up ln ,phone ~17.3.~3 or,Bax 487. the ski slopes, .ice rinks, Aflerllyear~wiUihorill. says Deanna Groetzin~er, adds spe~tslstrese because '"'~".','~"..;'~_':. ".-"~"~ understand how multiple tenninandbodmintoncourta, ness, tbeWakofisi~ssflllam e po~anlfor tbe so~et~, ouenevorknowahowitwill- wife u~,,~, ,,-s on,, ~, .., ...... ,., ,.._,.._. Timber.landFullyfurnlshedTrallerfn c()lon(dlC°urt":: ' " Bi~t now Mrs. Wakefield k ofosa]yJmit family with a The only Mudy ever done affect a particular patient. ~'ever~a,~n,Mvmaua~n,,n~,eof.lhu.ln..... day~.... and they've-'° ~ ~u~mfa,,n~. __~;~u u[~m. up ~.sty!o maple. Small~ can't walk because she has crammed social calendar -- in 1973 in New Ym'k state Some become mrn:v~d ~=.t ,h,i,. ,,,,~ ~ (10 J(now we nave more ,~M¢:1C For appolntmeh~.,~ multiple, sclerosis,' Her andahm,,-efillndwithhumor . 'showed .the marriage- overnight. Others ""live "~' their "~".... ~'-' choresthanothe~kklsbutwe i~/!bW I~hono 635.S985 afl~ .6 husband must carry her and warmth. " . ' • h~down rate three tlm~ entire' life with just the Humor eases the situaUen have so much fun on the downstairs to do the laundry But few of Canada's.,000 s~eda.VcraSef0f the qres, she symptoms of faiiiue and of any besvy seene. There's weekends and travelling ~p.m.i(c?:20July) • / " 19T/ International 4200,2S0. and liR har in and out of. the multiple-sclerosis families . ' ' .. .. hekotbladdorcontrofaudif a lot of it in the Wakefield togetber, it all balances "~...... Detroit. 12513 transmisslon, tub when she has a bath. • are aS lucky, and now, in the . A new soc:ety sun; it's not recognized "as home. ouL" •':Vlete '3 bedroom fully fur- SSHDrear end, 55000 miles. They say, heweve¢, International Year. of the committee with patients, mu]ti,,~e scle~ the,, me,, :hlshed m~b"e h,,,,,,, =.,. 5thwhealsleeper.Alumlnum they'reescl0seastheywere Ckild, theMaiUpleselorosb spouses~ social workers, be newimm~4~.. inmfmn~ nf ~ hmino a an~)Inhnent'to vl"ew'nin~s's gravel box. Phone ~1~.2603. 23 years ago and just as Sodety of Canada l~ trying to doctors, businesepeopleand !.,,~'~,;,~='~',,"~,,~ -''~ .~e ~r~,77; (Pl~2srJu~yi (PS-~TJuly) " active-- ina new way: flndoutJuathowthedtseue therapists is studying the "B~tmos,--"~--,~--''=~,'-,~- ~ They and their two changes family life. ooelal and psyeholngleal' saws.~i.~,'f=,~';='~'~'o';~..'~. R DIO I Glendale mobile home for • children now are travellins Marriage• breakdown effects d the dts~se on the ,~rlod~'~'~hi,,~.''"~=.=t'~,:='~. ~ ;~.!e..12x6¢ Must be seen to around Europe in a rented among multiple-sclerosis family, both short-term and ~d to" ",.,,=~h.~",.'-.".;,~ I~Jl car. . couplesknown to ba higher normal-...... remission. ," COMMUNICATIONS beapp.cie 10x32 .foot,u.furnished, addition with I ^ " worker and ana laian- .=ninty SALES :.*drOoma.fleched,' finished." j EF F I CI E N T F0 U D S T 0 RA GE takes its toll on family, life, For appointment to view thropolo~ist are working m Dr. Sk~ said. Canada is a phone 635-7949; 635-9991. a federally funded ~tudy of REPRESENTATIVE Toronto multiplesclerods high.trek ares, although no (P20.31Juiy) STAND FOR SINGLES AND COUPLES me knows why. Canadian Ge~erel Eledrlc Co. Ltd. Mobile RediD Deportment TENDING By Barbara 8iouin, Author" should not be refrigerated atlente and teen-age A ldgh.risk area is has restructwed Its marketing organization In B,C. as e result For Sale: 12x56moblle home CONTRACTS (Ire. there Is sn Immedl~tsopening for s communicationssystem of Cookery for One or Two, until they reach the desired .wherever 40 people in every sales representative In Terrace. and full length addlflon on ½ PubUshed by lip Books. texture for eating. At this 100,000 have the disease. acre. 3 bdrms., dlnlng rm., The cause of the diseaseis Sealed tenders for the Storing food properly is point they can be refriger- not known and there is no Parts of Canada have 130 iNDUSTRY ' L.R. wlth fireplace. Fruit following stand tending ated. A softened avocado World onergyend foel shortageshave made mobile radio the the best way to avoid waste known cure, It Idle people in victims per 100,000 people, fastest growing'industry In electronics In North America. trees, berry bushes, garden, contract(s) will be received and reduce your total food will stay in good eating ch0ws a recent study by Dr, Consoles General Electrlo with a complete line of highly landscaped. Offers. 635.3271 condition in the refrigerator the prime of life " usually by the Regional Manager, expenditures -- eepec[ally if between ages 20 to 40 -- and Walter Hader of Saskatche- engineeredend long ecceptsd communicationspr~uct0 la S after S p.m. (sff.ffn) Ministry of Forests, Prince you cook for only one for up to five days. If You rosier supplier to this industry. or two. find yourself with s resdy- strikes almost two women wan; Rupert, B.C., on the dates man. • Dr. Sky said a multiple- EXPERIENCE: 3 bedroom doublewlde for • ~AAKE GOOD USE OF to-est .avocado and no for every shown below. Multiple sclerosis causes sclerosis patimt becomes Appll~nts Ihouldhave pravtous sales experienceand a suc. sale, Located on large fi'eed Contract ST103F4-6 JS & FREEZER SPACE--Meat chance to use it, let your .easefultrack recordIn the Industrlsl merkefplsce,preferebly lot. Fireplace, 2 baths, on leR- freezer save your invest- short circuits in the nerves "almost a different person if in Terrace. A basic knowledgeof electrmlcswith oneor more RF Located Maude .Island, that control functions such he or she becomes severel . tl=a~;an.Iptperl_en,ca In FM ¢ommunlcMIonsystems. Is highly water system. Also large Queen Charlotte Island I any' ment. Simply peel and seed Die. ]no lUCCesM~I sRollcsnt will receive product workshop. Phone635.4246 for pared it, mash the pulp with a ao epee.eh, vision,, limb disabled,, depresse, , Oeddltlonal ulos tralnlno end continuedmensosment Ranger District Number of little lemon juice and freeze movement, bladder .and emotionally unstable i support. appo!ntment to view. (C20- he:eras 46.3 Viewing date n try soups it in an airtight container. bowel control. unable to communicate," 301uly) . July 23rd 1979, leaving SALARY, AND BENEFITS: " ' ~ " " ' ~ ' ~ 1 ~ .~roles Better yet, use the fruit to • No family in'ever the same How did the Wakefields - Your starting IMlfsry will be ¢ommen~uratswith experience 12X~ Deluxe Mobile H~me. Rangers Station 9:00 a.m. be make this different and deli- after a 9hronlc, disease survive the stress? Dad I~ckgr0~u~d. A companycar, expensesccount and full Wall to wall carpet. NOTE: Viewing of the stand ~wain packaged for cious frozen dessert; serve it CGE benefits package Including medlcsh dentsl, drug, i I disabilitysad bastion planswill be providedIn sdditlonto this ,Fireplace, built In bar, tending site prior to 'sub. freezing in. single sowing for a special dinner for two. fixed .salary carHr p~ltlon. Salaryrevlew~ are haled,oct washer & dryer, deepfreeze, miffing a.tender for this portions wherever possible-- Set your freezer at the low- overs, performanceand occur early. contract Is mandatory. even if •you're ~ couple. Aii eat temperature for the console color T.V. Fully ..APPLICATION: •' • furnished. Well kept. Used Desdllne for receipt of freezer containers or wraps finest texture; Partners needed Provide full resume and-or csmpleted CGE employmont tonders is h3OP.m. Ju!y must be moisture resistant only 1 year.'Wlll caP,sider to AVOCADO ICE applieS.tiDeh:~'m to: Mr.Mark 6rekke • rent with option to buy. Write 1979. . • .... and air-tight, of course.. Tenders must be sub- CanadianGeneral • to Box 1218 care of Dally • A SPACIOUS REFRIG- I soft California avocado, on 101 01aims. Electric Co. Ltd. Herald, Terrace, B.C. (P3- miffed on the ~orm and In the ERATOR IS A BOON-- peeled, seeded .. MobileRsdlo Deportmont envelope's supplied which, 3010BKslum St. 19July) Many items that families and diced Diamond Drill ready, ",'. Terrace, B.C. with partlcular.s~ may be often store on the shelf are • 1/2 teaspoon grated lime TelephoneNo. &lS~ 1 ~!2x683 bedroom trailer with obtained from '~9 F.orest better off in the refrigerator peel of the small household. Selectedsppllcont~ will be contactedsad Intsrvlews will be. raised Ilylng room. '10x24 Ranger(s) ; Indicated,. or 1/8 teaspoon salt Phon#_ |6-2708 or conductedby appointmentonly on July 30and 31 InTerrace by addition. Set up In a Thor- from the R~lbnal'N~nao'ar, Mustard, catsup, pickles and 1/4 cup lime juice Mr. Norm Wslser, District Spies Manager,Nor:hem, 6.C. nhlll trailer perk. Must be Mln!Ftry of.: Forests~'~J~rlnca pre~ei'v~.~stay around the 1/4 eup honey . • 635-3676 evenings .• to be apprectsted. 638. §|0g~k ~chcn ~iongenough • 12690r 6.15.5075.(P10-20July) • The lowest or' ~ny tepdJr • ~ii~e~ ' the extra Blend avocado . with re. pr0tectlon"0f the' colder' 'rosining ingredients in elec. will not necessarily be ac. tric blender until smooth. cepted. temperatures. Organize your cupboards Pour into refrigerator trays. "THIS CALL FOR TENDER Freeze until firm, stirring IS UNDER THE TERN~SOF So that canned and pack- aged goods don't get lost or once v~hen semi-frozen. • 19T/Chev van. 19000miles, 3 THE CANADA ERiT.ISH un necessarily duplicated. Makes 2 one-half cup serv- way frldge, heater, stove. COLUMBIA INTENSI,VE You might even inyest in a ings. TUESDA' v 6 pom. to midnight Asking $9,500.00. Must be FOREST MANAGEMENT wax marker to label these seen to be appreciated.. AGREEMENT." items with the purchase Experiment with other : Phone 635.6571. (P10-30July) (A10.g0July) date. avocado recipes for singles or doubles. Order a free KING i"~,,~CFTK BCTV dlh KCTS ,o FRESH PROD, UCE DE- brochure by writing: i 1#70.8foot, Security ~amperl. ,~,,,.(NBC) ~ .... ,~., (CBr.) (CTV), • w (m!,;, A~oc';d~-W 'fo~ O_ne or Two ,': ,it7 • ?:; , ~ ,~,t~, o~.~ ,1 ~. ~,4.~ ,-~ ~ 1,4 Steeps:5. MuM.he se~n.t0:bb T:tO,l~"."e-AvO~ad0#. ,a~e '~ik'e' P; O: Box' [9159 : appreciated. Phone ~18.122! rll; i,z many tree ri.,ils-thcy .lrvine, CA 92713 All ~'All Six Mister days, 635.746? evenings. (Ca. •/7Jly) ' ~ ..... Star Star Million RoSen Baseball Baseball Dollar Electric Why ' Rent? SMITHERS COMMUNITY LAWCENTRE 5 :45 Cont'd Cont'd Man Company Completely camperlzed 26 WALK THE DOG...TO reclUires a Cont'd. I Cont'd New8 foot bus motor home. Sleeps THE YO-YOLYMPICS ~ LEGAL INFORMATION COUNSELLOR Studio S. Motor & tires In excellent Cont'd. Cont'd Hour ', See condltion.'Must be seento be If you're a yo-yo aficionado :30 Cont'd. : Cont'd Cont'd. Dick appreciated. Phone 635.3692 no older than 15 who.can Duties include: • :4S Cont'd. Cont'd Cont'd. Cavett learu--Lunar Loops, Astro imm6 after 6. (C10.1gJuly) Loops and Sleepers (to name --provide legal Information and direct Cont'd Cont'd uownright MacNell 1976 7½ foot travel mate s few), your training and client casework. competition in the Duncan --organizing and participating In a Com- Cont'd Cont'd Disco le.hrar camper. Excellent condition. Coilt'd Cont'd Patsy Newemakers Suitable for V~ ton, shortbox Yo-Yolympics ® heglm at 6ne munity workshops. of over 14,208 community Cont'd Cont'd Gallant Cont'd. pick up or Import plck up. centers in 1,025 cities. Qualifications: mmmimmm mmmd Extras. Phone 635.3795after --ability to deal with clients and agencies, Five Lavarne Coed Eve,i-g at p.m. (PS-lgJuly) Star verbally and in writing, work with Board & Shirley Fever Pops Spec. Movie Just Cont'd 1977 Skylark 11Vs foot,~ and staff. "Where fully equipped 1974Ford 1i 14s Friends Cout'd --relate' to community needs. mmmm 'ton super camper special. |. Like new. Will sell| Cent'd Grand 01d Upstairs camper separately. | Applicant must be willing| to travel and :15 Dare" "Contqt Country Downstairs Phone 635-3029.. (P7-| undertake specialized tralnlng. :30 Cont'd ' One Day Taxi Cont'd I :4S C0nt'd at a TLme Taxi Cont'd vJu,yl mmmmmmmm~mmmm~9" mm~ I mmm Salary: Cont'd Kojok Quincy The Two The 50 state champions will $13,656 p.o. (under review) Cont'd Cont'd Cont'd Ronules then compete in 9 regional Contenders Cont'd , Cont'd The Weather Cont'd competitions to determine Submit resume by 20th July: 1979 to Box Cont'd Cont'd Machine DIVORCE the finalists for the National 2904, Smlthers Championships to be held on News National CTV Cout'd QUICK-INEXPENSIVE We July 20, 1979 at Marriott s • ~1 prepare your divorce papers Great America Amusement Cont'd Night' News Cent'd Tonight Final News Hour Cout'd over the phone-fast. For Center in Gurnee, Illinois. I more information cell Self- This marks the 50th year of Sh~ P.M. Final Cent'd Counsel Services, the law the Duncan Yo-Yo. In con- i office of Jack D. James, junction with local recreation INSTRUOTOR NEEDED Cont'd. Mod Late Sign Off M.B.A., LL. B Toll free 112- depsrtmenis the" Duncan The Terrace Recreation Department Is now planning Cont'd. Squad Shaw 800-663-3035 (in Vancouver Toys Company is hosting this Its F.ALL PROGRAMS,and It requires INSTRUCTORS Cant'd. Cont'd "Blacula" I. area call 986-3366). (Atfn. national yo.yo competition. In any field of Recreation. If you are interested in Cont'd. Cont'd Cont'd Nue) teaching a course In the ARTS or CRAFTS or GENERAL INTERESTAREAor leading a SPORTSor NEED FITNESS program then we need you. Fall programs WEDNESDH 10 a.m. to § psm, LEGAL must be finalized by July 27 so call now. Please feel i 'i I ADVICE free to call N~ry-Margaret Smith for Inforplatlon on New High hew you can get Involved. The success of 'a good Friendly Trouble with Electric :15 Pollers NOTICE TO ON YOUR community recreation program'ls dependent upon the Giant Traey Company CREDITORS :30 Wheel of Mister Definition M for Music entire community input so we look forwei'd to your I :45 support. i,Fortune Dressup Cont'd Word Shop IN THE MATTER OF THE The following are examples of programs for which ESTATE OF MARY we require Instructors: 'Password Sesame Creative Universe WHAT, Plus Street JOSEPHE COTE, late of SPORTS: Badminton, Basketball, Boxing, Broombali, Cooking 2 Cents Worth 4432 Park Avenue, In the Hollywood Cont'd. Mad About Safety Floor Hockey, Skating - Tot on Ice. Teen & Adult .i. i,s Squares C0nt'd. District of Terrace, Province Lessons, Gymnastics • .TOte . Teens and Chlldron,. DM~ Cover-Cover of British Columbia. Martial Arts, Ice Hockey Referees • women, Soccer • •Days of IT,s S Indoor, Volleyball. News Nova Creditors and others having FITNESS: Disco Dance, Ladles Keep Fit, Jogging, Our Lives ' ! Bob Switzer News Cont'd. claims against the above Mens Programs • Indoor, Dancerclze, Yoga, Mans Cont'd. ~Mary Tyler Alan Cost'd. estate are required to send Program. . . ~ ':45 Cont'd. Moore Hamei Cont'd. full'particulars of such OUTDOOR RECREATION, Backpacking, Hiking, I claims to the undersigned Orlentearlng, Wilderness Survival. The Ua executors at P.O. Box 609, NAME Cont'd. Art Starts THE ARTS: Oance. Folk, E/hnlc, Square, Disco, Jazz, Doctors the Cont'd. Inside-Out T~'roce, Province of British Ballroom, etc. :30 Another Evidence Cotumbls, VaG 4B0, on or Another Blue Umbrella GRAPHICS: Drawing. Children and Adults, Design, :45 World "Assault" before September lath, 1979, i World Making Music Painting. Watercolors and OII, Photography. " ii i after which date the estate CRAFTS: General Arts & Crafts for Children, Batik :00 Cont'd. Edge Of Co'nt'd. Stories of Amor, will be distributed among the See Our :IS Cont'd. Night parties entitled thereto, and Tie Dye, Cendlemaklng, Pottery and Ceramics, Cont'd. Music Place Copper Tooling, Flowercraft, Jewelry Making, • :10 Cant'd. Take Cont'd. having regard only to the :4S Book Look Lapidary, Sculpture, Woodworking, Leather Craft, Cont'd. Thirty Cont'd. TradeOffs claims of which they have BUSINESS Model Building, Kite N~klng, Crochet, Knlfflng, i notice, Weaving, Spinning and Dying, Sewing, Macrame, :00 Movie Atlantic Movie Over Needlecraft, Embroidery. "Kings Summer NORBERT EMILE COTE DIREOTORY Matinee Easy DRAMA: Puppetry, Mime, Storytelling, Theatre. !of e Cont'd &'Comanche" Footsteps and MUSIC Sun HECTOR JOHN JOSEPH Cont'd Cont'd Cont'd. on COOKING: Ethnic, Chlldrans, Microwave. • I [ COTE, Executors Cont'd. Flintstones • CRAMPTON end BROWN, .MISCELLANEOUS, First Aid, Bridge, Weadworklng, Land" Sesame upholstery, ~aoinet Finishing, Senior Citizens Craft Cont'd. Cont'd. Cout'd Street Solicitors arid Dance Programs, etc. Cont'd. Mod (A4.10,13,17,20July) PAGE 13' Cent'd Cout'd. Cont'd.. Squad Cent'd Cout'd. ..., ..=:.~.- ;=...:..,...,...:: , ,.r. ~:-: .. ~,.:.:..:::.,.. -

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My questions: When this child grows up, do we have any Investigate opportunities• to . " • esponsibility for her? Can she locate us if whe wants to? ~oes she have any claim on my husband's estate if he dies commercialize creative CATFISH By Rogec Bollen and Gary Peterman efore I do? talents. Avoid fawning We have children of our own. Our wills read: "To all our behavior with superiors. Don't urviving children...." Is this illegitimate daughter con. be so casual with promises. ~ered a surviving child of my husband's? sAGrrrARIUS ~ Bob,told me that,h#has, n0 real proof'tharthisi# really hl~ (Nov. 22 to Dec. 21) Idkb,lt#'laid he,dldn ~love the, glrl,;but,,he did aleep, ~vith Luck Is with you, but'dm't er one weekend exactly nine months before thebaby was act like a member of the urn, so he could be the father. privileged few. You still have Where do we stand7 work to do. Helpful financial NEEDS TO KNOW advice from friends. CAPRICORN .~ DEAR NEEDS: You could be standing right behind the (Dec. 22 to Jan. 19) ght boil-or in a safety zone, depending on what state you Don't jump to premature ve in. (The laws diffar.) Your questions are intelligent. conclusions about finandul onsult a lawyer. It could be the best Investment you ever matters. Romantic interests •de. are favored as long as you • void overspending, DEAR ABBY: I am in love with a divorcee and want to AQUARIUS ~ arry her. She says she loves me, too, but doesn't want to . :,: .t married a@in because, if she does, her ex will not have (Jan, 20 to Feb. 18) pay her any more alimony. She frankly admits that it's Family members seem to be )t the money-she just wants to punish him by making him evading the issues. Talks now ~y as long as she lives. remain inconclusive. Still, the WIZARD OF ID By Brant Parker and Johnny Hart I am not rich, but I could aupport her well enough so that imPortant gains can be made ,e wouldn't have to go to work. on a work project. How can I get her to change her mind? P,,C,-, >(~ IN LOVE IN ST. CHARLES (Feb. 19 to Mar. 20) Heed the words of an old DEAR IN: You probably can't. And you could be lucky. friend. Chances are you're taking things too lightly. ,~:~!ti::~';ii ~x-v ----~ ~r..~ ~ ~ ~T I F'NI V~lZ. Errors in judgment could occur. Love interests favored. ,---~. f!:i!ir~~;i? .::.;~ e;

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