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erald8talfWHter /- " ~-- gume, ~: ~ i :,.~,;.i'::/. " .The Caledonia Kermedes. f~slshed Ule~:; ~e Overtime game ee~t itWfi 'new four day ,AA' boys IriSh school buskk~ ~}Pmvinelal inummnent~ r~r~. i for tgurnamant in eighth place after 1o4~.. ,iffghest~enmbtoed scm'4tha~ ame end for their final game to Htilelde7~. '. ;"' ~ ~ i" the !idgheet ~g i~ore~il,lThe: ~-also The Kermodes had a =-2 ~rd-in~thb ~ moved: T~erracointo.'the con~xlation game tournament~ They dropped ~beir fl~t game '.for fifth and eighth place as~afnnt~H~!tOIde, to Omteunlai 81-74. The Kerm~ played. SO.twday'S:game saw Caled0n!a ,allow ' wtth' Conteanlal for .m=t'of the game;•-Hillslde.anleaflY 6-olsed~:i~nd:tifik time losing their hold oh play.in oak 'q~... i.~ was no c0mMg back, Hllislde~ed'41, only, Staesy Cook was hl~h~rer'with'~i8 :,/: 30;at ithe half~ andes33 fat ~ quarter points for Caledonia. Firs[team alintar., time, ~fled0alamadeabdefupuridrivein Mondey, March 19,1984 2$ cents Established 190s. , Volume 78 No.55 •.Greg Nyte paced the Centaurs with 18 also. : the third quarter bht Hillside rallied and :.Caledonia became . Imo.w~ as ~ithel ended the game with a decislve 75-56 final Comeback team after ~ey same/from. ":scot/Mike ['Mgg was I~scorer with 17 • behind in their next two matches to grab'a; points..,/" " ~ ' • pair of victehes, . . : ' ':/ ".~i~ i' In~theche~nptonshlp game of ithe, tour-. In .Thursday's contest ugn~t DU~'~ :! ..':n.~ent it W" an/~li mchm~d m,tchl.up Teachers baffle Park of Prince George, 'Cale¢l~nlablev~i~a~ ~ setllng'~chm0nd Colts agaimR Steveeten six point halfthne:le~d t~ trail 4'9~13'at!the' :'/Packm-s of Richmond. ' The Packers got a ~nd~fthreequurtern..PrlncoGeorge'|edby ~nvincing.8i-57 ~cto~. Super guard restraint program

as much as e~ht points in thefinal ~r. i uare~ DaWes'set a new scoring record in. VANCOUVER (CP) -- Embittered by layoffs aria but Caledonia pulled out the'win- ~'tth a •'i:' tbofinaigame with 45 points. The previous education cutbacks, British Columbia's teachers are strong final five minutes, wade Wa~ record WaB 39 seor~! by qentonniel'a Lars concentrating on how they can fight the provincial andMlkeHoggshared*topscortogspotwith: ~ in !979i i:, ".:: 'i:-... .i"i ., . government's restraint program at their three-day con- lSeach; Watson was neuued player of the "~'/:. '...i .* .* vention. game. ; . uawea,.was named to the firsf alister Overshadowing the usual resolutions at the B.C. • ' " . !'i !' team. along ,,;tlth ROd/~Ast of Rtehmond, Teachers' Federation conventions proposing pension plan • Game three for the Ke~'mod.as was thre.~/Dave ~ of .Win~r,iPaul Verret of changes and housekeeping measures, are calls for political most exciting y.et.;' Catodenla was, 0~i ' Killarneyand Aaron Point of King George. protests, a public commis~n into education, and help for played by the Olumagan Midden taamf0r. Point was also nasie~MVP of the tour- r parents' groups resisting reductions in education services. the first thren querters of the gume.~,: nament.' ' ...... ,/: : ...... '". " . The m,000-memberfederation will also have to decide its Okanigan Md 57-4~at the ludlf.and in.: .. Socondteam alls~w~ BrianBrown • own future and whether it should be more like a union. creased their lead to 22 points in the third ~ and ~¢ Williams iof ~Ste~eston,, David • While the federation has the right to bergnin for teachers' quarter. EverT0ne.in .the Ag~adome had:i//.9~ffsanlof Richm0~d~Gmg Nyto 0fCe n. salaries, the B.C. government maintains the School Act ~tten the team" off in the .!~e but. then i i i~temdal, and Geoff McKay Of Penticton.~ prohibits teachers from striking or negotiating working Jheesmebackkidswentintb~n;Coming ~ 1~ team Siandbig~:ln thetournument conditions. back from a~ point defleii; ~edonia tied * were as tallows: 1) Steveston Packers, 2) Outgoing prP.sldentLarry Kuehn said teachers have little it in the lnst'minute of the'gm'e. Stoccy • Richmond Colts, 3YIflllarney Cougars) 4) choice but to become more militant because they face a Cook tossed up a three quarter court Windsar Dukes, 5)Hlllsldo Righwaymen, dismal future in B.C. desperation shot at the buzzer that rolled ~: 6) :Centennial Centaurs, 7) King George "When schools open In September 1964 there will be well around on the ~ thenpopped 0utL~d~ ' ' Dr~ans; and 8) Caledonia'Kermodes. over 2,500 fewer teachers in B.C.'s schools than when the game int0-overtime. .... Team's that did not place v~re Duchess schools closed in June 1~," Kushn told about 700 delegates The comebeck held In the Overtime. Park, Parktond, Okanagnn Mission, MEI, at the convention's oPening session Sunday evening at the period end Caledonia won 100-94, Mike Nanelmo, Abbetaford, Mount ~ Baker, ltottl Vancouver. Hogg was Outstanding with 3~ poJnte in the Penticton. : Evanlthose who still have jobs, he said, will face larger elsaaen, reduced services, unwanted transfem to new communities and subject amignmenta they never sought. NOT ISOLATED Kuchn also asid teachers caanot c0~ider their problems in isolation ' high unemployment, the:attack on union rights and the slanhing of social services are all part of the pL'ovinclai~ government's retributive attitude toward •workers In British Columbia. Kuchn called for closcr-tlus with Operation Solidarity,the amalgam of public and private sector unions that organimd U leen AnnrToovey, an 8year old g~rade 3 student at E.T. Kenney; Prirnary, • " the November strike mat peaked with a three-day walkout holds theplng.pong ball that Won,her a ¢imcolate bar from K,MarL ,.1000 ..~ hy meetof B,C.'a teachers last November. balls were droppedl;,fl~ aNorthern" Mountain .helicopter Saturday Another sign ~ ~ ~ ~cy b L~ ad. morning into'a croOvd',.]l)#|,f!lled the west end of the SkeenaMall pal;king ,~" dress today by Renmta Shearer, •cO;chaillman .of the • Solidarity Coalition. is expected to urae teachers to ...... i?..... /.;!'~!'~...... i~. :! ...... i : /:". .',~ continue tobaek the orlla~,~, Wldch ineludea tei~nts, '" 'M''~ *"'" ~~ L q * ~*' ~ ' "~ ": ' " ~+__' ~:''/' " ..... ~''~ ;';~::'~ ~':: ~i~ :'<''...... ~:: '!'" i'~ i: !'~ :" :'~i;:':~'' :;'/::i human frights activists, cler~ meml~ and/-~eifas'e

..... lU, *~' ...... '=~ ...... i /~:. .m.:.. .. .• i :~ ~, i-•. All_en:~.Uarnean,aVancouv~elemenmTsehcol ,i~9*¢lPal _. VANCOUVER ~ (CP) -~ He has maintained that isn't a atru~de..for heads !~i.:..aesld~ a"!m~., as a mere .l~,at.l.arge, wants the federa.tinn ~upport inBritish Columbia . loyal following eventhough ~. end. n6inds,: .. but.. 'fo~ ~~ to concentram on Its profsaainnal reaponslbLlitiee rather for. Liberal le~dership heleft politics Suddenly and .delegates~,, ; ;' " :. ' :i :ii than" Its role as a union , "' , hopeful, John Turner ;/in without explanation in 1975. REJECt8/kRGUMENT ii~! Gemeau described the November atrlke "as an exeretae~ British Columbia, ~ :i::is/ "::' Swift doesn't :buy ':~at~ in futility" that left the federation in a chsetto state and the "awesome", according .to ~SUPPORT 'PHENOME- argument. 'He points : to public bewildered, ' organizers .ifor the other NAU people like ShawnSulllvan, Pat Clarke, federation first vice-preaident and candidate candidates.", /'- ". Before Turner had even co.chah'man of the party's for. the presidency, said, "Garnsau's faction represents a declared his'intentinn to national election campaign, desire to find at all comUsa way of compromising to make Turner, a 5~-year-01d run/John Swift,, a Van' life .easier for teachers and .they call that more Toronto lawyer, aanounced who Was one of the mere. couver la~yer an d a key bars of the 195 Club. He also professional." Friday he Wants to Succeed Turner adviser, described Pierre Trudeau asLiberai ~alms a handful of B.C. Running against Clarke is'Doug Smart, a Princc George: 'rm~er,s- B,C.. sup~rt as constituency presidents as elementary school teacher, who emphasizes "open', honest:: Party leader. He was the /'phenomenal" and "beyond fourth candidate tel enter Turner supporters.. discussions" with school trustees and the provind=l~ • our expec[ations." " government and greater public awareness of the issues. " the race. Economic Support for MacGulgni~ The oQly real conesrn he and Robes ~ is virtually Most of the reseluUens and recommendations to be Development Minister expressed 'about his can- DOnald Johnston,..: Justice non-existent. MacGuigan debated show the federaiian's membership Is in a more: didate was the font the hasn't found a provincial war-like mood. They include: :. Minister Mark MacGnigan Turner has :been out of and Employment Minister organizer yet and Roberts' -Establishing of a defence fund to pay teachers on strike speech-making and organisaUon is just being and to finance protest campaigns; John Roberts had' declared politicking for a long time. earlier. put together. In an un- -- Levying fines of 150 per cent of a day'spay against He "said Turner needs to get teachers who cross picket lines; Still debating 'whether to scientific sampling of on the campaign trail potential B.C. delegates, -Launching a legal chelle~e of the B.C. School Act, contest the leadership are: quickly to polish his skills. Energy Minister Jean there was also no indication which prohibits teachers from bargaining for working Len Marchand, former of support for Coutte. conditions or striking; Chrellen, iNorthern Liberal MP from Kamloops Development Minister John David McLean, a Van- -infestlgnting Joining or affiliating with the Omadian and a Cbretien supporter, couver lawyer and a Labor Congress; and, ... Munro, party p~sldent Iona laughed nervously about Cumpugnulo, Tronsport Chretien supporter, said •Asking the government to set up a commission, the first Turner's support from the Tumor's support isn't just since 1960, for public discussion of curriculum, facilities: Minister Lloyd Axworthy, 312 potential delegates from ASrtcu]ture Minister verbal. The Cbretien and the future of the school system; " ' B.C. Marc.hand then bagman said he expects Noticeably absent is the traditional address by the Eugene Whelas and former replied, "awesome", Trudeau aide Jim Coutta. Turner can raise as much as education minister. Gerry Kristlenson, a key $500,000 in B.C. alone. Kuehn said Education Mininter Jack Helarlch was not Turner's popularity in the Johnston organizer, knows Most candldatns are invited because "it would not be productive" because the ...... ~ ~-~ West comes partially from the chief rival is Turner. expected tospent nearly minister would say things that would "outrage the mem- But what people like Wade Watson of Caledonia shoots fortwo points here as Kermodes Kelly . hisUniversity school days'. of atBritish the million on their campaigns. bership." Derksen (center) and Mike Hogg (right) look on In Terrace's second " Krtotinnson, the Liberal Swift, on the other hand, game of. the provincial/AA' high school basketball tournament, a't the Columbia from1946 to 1949. candidate in Esqulmult- said Chreties's reluctance Agrodome In Vancouver.. Caledonladefeated Duchess Park of Prince It also dates back to the Saan~ch, hope " is that to commit himself to the George In this game63.61. • 19681eAdershipraee,when a , Turner's supporters left the race is because his support Talks adjourned substantial number of B.C. party when he did in 1976. has been vague promises delegates voted for Turner Kristian~n "figures that VANCOUVER (CP) -- Negotintors for the British that haven't translated into Columbia pulp industry and Its two locked-out unions and stuck with him until the the Johnston supporters, delegate votes or money. last .ballot. Of the loyalists who have been working in conferred for just over an hour Sunday, then with no'in-,: McLean said what is dication of progress adjourned their contract talks until, McGlinchey to be arraigned in the an.called 195 Club, a theporty, are more likely to keeping Chretien from g_ood Proportion were from get delegate status. today. announcing is the un- Art Grantman, Canadian Pxperworkers Union vies- BELFAST tAP) "-- Demise McGiinchey, • *attack by Irish naUonalist militants at her British Columbia. "Aflerall," he said, "This certainty about the support Ireland's most wanted re.m, Is ezpeeted to presldmt, said he estimated the dispute has cost his 9,000 home in Toomebridge, County Antrhn, in a I he can draw from Quebec. be arraigned this week on s charge of union members about $4,000 each since the lockout was bid to Idli her son, a police reservist. However, McLean said he imposed Feb. 9. und the companies still refuse to bargain. murderins a 63-year-old postmlstrees in ADMIT8 PARTICIPATION is urging Chretlen to run as 1977, authorities said today, Industry nqotiatore accused the unions of playing games. • . ; eOlincheyadmittedparticipation In the a statesman, a Canadian Both sides said the central Issue remains lmqph of con. McGlinchey, 30, who has claimed to haVe slaying when he appeared in court in the •first and a French-Canadian killed 30 people since .1972; was captured tract, with the union saying they will adopt a thren-year • ~dsh republic in 198~but claimed thecrime second. contract, widch the ccmponiee want, but it must include a ' Saturday in a gun battle with police in the .. Sports ' pages 4&5 . was politically motivated. • • csat.of4iving adJusqnmt. The companies will not accept ~" Irish republic. , i : i.,~ . ~,Under Britain's emergency powers He said Cbretien has a this adjustment. He made history by becoming the t~t regulations, s,~epeetedgunmen can be held militant nali0naiist to be exb'sdited by gut.level emoUonel appeal The industry wants the unioos to accept a contract : by pell~ for up to seven days before being :C°mics, " ' , ,! page 6 for delegates and voters, similar to one ratified by the 35,000-member International • : Dublinuumm authoritiesaumonuu mto .Britl~-rulednnus~-nueu nor-Nor- charged. '6 ' , ' while he concedes that Woodworkers of America earlier this year. The wood- " there'-Ireland sines the kllmd was par- Police sources, who asked not to be Turner has "a tot of workers accepted a three-yasr contract with a wage frem titioned in 1~1. - ,~ Classifieds * ' ...." :. pages 8&9 * A, / spokesman at J ~t ~H~ ' id~uflfled, said Mcglinchey was being credibilityand sex appeal." in the first year, which ands June 30 this year and increases headquarters said McGlinchey wu .still :~,qmmflo~ed about "between 15 und:+2o ' i I Despite the bravado of the of four per cent and 4~ per cent in the succeeding two murdem" in Nol:thern Ireland. PoHcoUld • ', ~,...... " " years. befl~-qucstioned by police detuctives late organizers, most B.C. : he also faced. qusationing about 200 other f • ':i ./ . " . ,,: ' • Sunday, 24 hours after Irish police handed Liberals say they are going Base rate now is $13.M an hour for beth wondwurkero and ~ootinp and bombings. ' . [' i. ".::i'...WHY IBUY'I~EW1, ' ' to wait before committing pulp workers. him' over to Northern Ireland authoritico at McGlin~eywas ankedabeut e machine- l" WHEN'USEDWILL DO! the border near Dundalk, themselves. The Pulp and Paper Industrial Relations Bureau, which attack on a Protestant gospel hall last [" Do you wont parts to flx up your car but your budget However, there is no represents 14 companies operathlg 20 pulp and paper mills McGlinchey, chief of staff of "theoutlawed Nov. 20 in the berde~ town of Darkley,In Irish NaUonel Lth4rati0n. Army, was I W°tt't allow It? Beat the high Cost ~f new parts with evidence of formal support in British Columbia, toeked out about 13,000 members of ths Which three church' eldm-s were kiUed, the for the'prepesitlen made.by paperworkers union and the Pulp, Paper and Woodworkers dubbed MadDog by hl's comrades for the • ~ureU said. " i | quo.llty used palls from ' brutality of the killiugs he allegedly carried former transport minister of Canada, saying the unions were drafting their feet in Otto Long that Westerners negotiations. oat. l~ber 19W pub bemhlng in,!~dlykeliyo., He is expected-to be arraigned 'in ,o.oe .e ifi" S;K.B, AUTO SALVAGE . stay uncommitted untilthe About I0,000 wcodworkers have been off the Job since pulp near Londonderry, in :which. 17 poopto;' i~4~j" ~,1 ~~t L' ' . June convention to preuur e workers began secondary pirketing at forest products Magistrote'sCourt in Belfast in connection .~i~ 11 elf-duty British .oldJ~,W~: i; 635'2333 or 635-9095 ' with the 1977 murder of Heater MeMullen, leadership onndidates into companies who operate both pulp and lumber operalinan, killed In one of.the worst bembinllS in the . ~ . " 35V0Duhnn (iustoffHwy. 16 El 3 devkiug policies for 63, who was killed durin~ a machln .e-~n 14½ years of sectarian hloodshed. producing tension between the leaders of the two pulp . Western Canada.' unions and the woedworkers anion. t - ,r •

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David Hamilfon'. •..av--,/-,,-~wm.+muumumms. uemana for IsalR =fan a ' novel ' " " • - ' " ' ' ++" ~~ It involves manipulating• orpnisms' - life cycles to..... increase lnereas ' -I~ q y " an• omer• aquntie Producta Is ' opment..... m t;enaon including. ..+""~ ,,...... ''"'~ .,? Editor: Advartlsing Sales: ...... ~, the paper says, - ....., . . - .. ' . , . .,. A ~adilinnal ..dy,peg. dsme on thecoan~l ~, Inland !~ .l.Yr°d..ucfl~f°rfcodandotheruseslike~annaceutienls. 'The world Output from aquacultm+hso him fisheries ot iCanada~whkh getmnot 0f theg6+~t'e Brlan Gregg Nlck Walton ~~i ~,~Os~ ?faql~eultnre the! de~. ,einol~y rap!diey .In rn~.ent ye~. By. l~+ It ~ .!~ount to about I0. attentio__nin t~.' eof ~/ir~e l~a.g .l~ent end~; Staff Writers. Photographer Sporls: ~e ~aper,'rdeamd Sundae ear"• "•-~.~-+ .L:!'..J ~n_m_.+m~_~.Ungm0.+m. ,.U."m.lOWeentofthe -- "me .mc++ot .a~.el.ear pe~e~+ between the'.te ,k,~! • . ,,, . .,- .thle.e...... ~-+ mmmu Wl,m wonu. .... um'vm+ m 1umery!m mmm tl,'".+ . " " •" . g overnm ~ t.... andre . p rovinees.. regardlngJurisdie ti,~over...... 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In any advertisement produced and.or anyedltorlal i" .~be paper S~.ts soanO~ eyel. of the wild ~+ "(~ or photographic confent published In the Herald. Exploration:belo levels L mat resnlt hi ~al unemploymenfcould be m~ " Reproduction Is not permlftsd without the written, permlsalon of the Publisher. -. • ...... " : . : bY'.market!nii ahd p~ aqeaeulture Prodw~+i~ thb vAmcoumm. (cP) - m paid 14.3 million for dz;flling The Terrace.Kltima! Oally Herald Newspaper Ii and natural gas exploration lleenees around ~the Deenn politically Independent and a member of the British • IT.,+m~,t ~.++'~tial .i,en,tisa0~ eul+i~ activity in Bld~mh Columbia area. Husky,'Is. lending a were. a,d.expma to have have p~ +oU and a r mm'oods.~ Impme¢ ~to Canada. Jncludi~ f~i i~d Columbia PressCouncil, ,+f~++i ~d is far below+ 'the :heady consortium, to explore for 011 complet~'IIs':pco~m by fom.m :enid gas. pr0cemed oyetemL!pm,~med +mm..~ and the ex~dof March boforo the Gulfistheopuratoron'the procoasedtrout,'couldbereplacedbydome~ a.'qUa~ he~ts of 1980 .hut Is northwest of the Gulf well at spring~thaw I~akes the pro~ct..and holds a 70-1~- .produce, + ,. +~.~ raho.-d~ fi'om the. Theilaandoa. The: con- g~oand,toq'soft to bear the cent worklna interest..-, - +++ ~., dieaetrous levels of I~2 and sortium, wldeh ineludes welght0.flhe.eqnll~ment • ... - .:+... , + ...... -/ 1~ " ,.+ . Raxy Oil,' Pembimi.-and "It'll take all the summer One "partieuinrty bright Decalta .. Western , to. evaluate', the./0ri!lingr wells " were drilled • , , spot Is Gulf Canada Petroleum, pald..a-hefty resulta in t~e BO~ area,,, ;, Re~urces Ltd.'s dr~ of I4,000 per he~re.." ." '.~ said G01f spolmm~an" Scott Crew..... waiting' . Investment wanted a premising well in the Wilt"qulnn, commtselsnei, I0~ In 1~. In I~0 and 'lUl HAL~AX, (CP) " When the :freSher l~o,+:iH ! ran Ransom. "If it is deemed to between+500 .and 40o wells Desan area near the Helmet of petroleum rifles, anld the VANCOUVER (CP) -- indonesia wants to 6ffsot Its huge be a cemmerclaily viable," Were drilled in the provinoe; aground Nov. 17 on a beaah'50 nautical miles soii~!.of gas field, 120 kilometr~ government last week sold trade imbalance with rids country by attracting Canadian Well.then Wehave to con- Bob- Derte, assistant Halifax; its captain' and crew had no Idea what. to .expeCt, northeast of Fort Nelson. 20 drilling leases out of.:a sider how to' Ship the oil Four.mmn~ inter,Capt. Constant Homer and ~,i+f~ investment,says HasJim Djalal, indonesianambassador to .Apart fromthe Gklf well, depu~ eno~y mU~, Canada. poasibZe3O for a'total o! ;'zi out." .':., :.'.. ".i ~i, ~sw_ are still here ~aJtlng, They have'not beehpald,,iln~e which hu sparked a rush by mml0n. X- year ag0+:?a todd the~wntum indril~ Djalal acknowledged there is already Canadian hi. •. He mild the-oil. ¢oulo go. activity In' the province SOP_t~ber; the vmm's mo~.baned owom ~t~ ether oil companies to the similar lease sale brought either east to Alberta or found and Canadian authoririm, have seized the Capt,'S vestment in the world's largest areldpslngo, but he eald in area, the exploration in. refleetod the soft natural an interview that Indonesia would like to see more. only $2,6 million; the 196~ west in B.C. through parrot. --- dustr~ has received boosts gas market In the United Trade between the two countries last year tOtalled sale, only 11.6. millinn. existing plpefines. Staten. The 600-tonnoship was refioated Dec. 4 and towed to' a from a new gas marketing million with the balance heavily in Canada's favor. Canada WELL FLOWED " According "to Gulf, seven local shipyard. With no one to pay the bills for salvage W~k system, a ~ export price exported $210-m.lton worth of goods to Indonesia, while The ~f ~eU,-drmedm of the 20 follow-up wells amg woa~ and repslre, it wan.placed under arrest Jan. 5. cut and deregulation in the • February, 19~,, flowed completed, since the 1984 Meanwhile, file captain and crew have been getting byun indonesia sent only ;39-miilton worth of goodshere. United States. Although the Gulf oil find good-quality oil at the rate drilling season began in is llkcly to be el~dflcent, the kindnens of strangers, Om~os, students at tile Nova The ambassador said Indonesia offers an extremely The provinoiul govern. of 173 barrels a day from a December have flowed off, the bread and butter of Scotia Nautical Institute and the Canadian Union of Postal favorable investment climate to foreign compsulenand it meat said Husky Oil has allows them 100per-cent ownership. depth of about 600 metr~. with seven dry holes. Three B.C,'a exploratioa industry Workers have pitched in to' help. ,.. "We have established an extremely laniant investment remaim natural gas. Dur/e One crewman is In MontTeni,l,000kilometrsa away, while- regime and amongst other things we offer tax holidays and sold there are currently 2'/ the captain, three +Guyanlans, +.two Filipinos +and'~,o~0 no restrietions on foreign currency," he saM. ripin the province (in. Grenadian are pecked'like sardines in a small tll~ax Current Canadian investment In indonesia amounts to [ d,d~li thee working for ,apartment. + + . - • - :..~-!. about $1 billion, mainly in the'nlekel and fishing industries. Gull). tn Ira. and : tmo, + They spand their time watemng telev~an -- "Our main Canada's image in Indoneeia is good, DJalal said. "There there were about 100. rigs . - :, + .'~' . are no political problems between us and that should make it easier for us to make oar relationship more intense," " them and the captain Shows the strain. . -! indonesia is rich In natural renourcen, especlully oil, and The new ~pro~ticlal gas "Iwouldprefer~beacaptainatseathaninthishouse,,, could prove to be a major competitor to Canada In the markeUng ' system an- Homer said, "~":'."; nouncedlast fall, widch will PROBLEM8 MOUNT +- . future. It has already beaten ilds nation with its liquefied simplify the royalty' eytem Some ere+/mel~i~k~, have not been home for more" than natural gas (LNG) exports to Japan and South Korea. and allow Kas.preducerh to Two LNG plants are already operaring and another two sell dir~tiy to euatome% two years: The Imun~iw~e is ruing for d/vorce. Another will come on stream shortly, said DJalul, crewman says hk wife' eaFmg for slx ddldren and with no Indonesia already has long-term centraeta in place and is will stimulate ~ ac-: psycheque comini'in~ tried to commJtsuteide; the major LNG exporter in the world. tiv/ty next season, Durle ". Labor lawyer ..Ray Larkln 'h~s been Contracted" by the Dome Petroleum plans to build an LNG plant at Port said. ~. ~ lntorantionat TrenspsrtW~kers Federation to represent Simpson, B.C.,,.north,,oL Prince Rupert. Although .the ' compans~+hsa signed,contracts with Japane~ buyer*a, the, .. the,~~Xa~ ~, '++o~~ m~m+~t~:..+,t moPida~+-ow~llm+n ~o : . . .. . • ; .;_T~'.'~ , W~i..~.. ~, " ,~,,'++,v..P+p,.,-m~Z~',f~.~*+ +.., -,~+,+. ,+.+ve,+t~V! project bas.been delayed because Ofgas-pNcing problems" •milUon In ~uus,.paymml~ -. +. +" - ,, ' ...... with the Alberta government. comnmemd with Ism milli-- ' .Th.e problem !s, +DevonS~f~ pping veaished after It was .for all ,,'---f ,o,,-"~',,+ ~.,,~'=..PmU more man m0,000.1murance on, the vessel. Homer .... +,?..-~,_ --..,~+pm ...... says two of the company's other ships are under mt hi mmon m. 1~..~lonus Puerto RI- ' ~ . - psym, ell is are,made• . by. oil ,: The, -,-c~. . " .... :' .. ~. .,, ..:, ' _ j _ , ~ ... + . . Devon III WaS.sa~l~:tO ' Prlnes Edward' Island" to re.leaann gas m exlnmmuen ...,,1+i. .-+eom- +m-. . P!lek .up " a load of.. pete'h~+, ' .Wli~+jt..... ran agr~m_ d while an-• Socreds slammed .~--~',Z- =_,.~'~--': ",'- : ' cnored ~n a cov#du]dn~ a Stbgni, Homer said'the trip would NELSON, B.C. (CP) -- Frustration in the West Kentenay ,.r.uns n~n~. . i- .... i- have earned $30,000'for thb'company.. . , area of Brlttsh Columbia found a sympathetic reception 'The oll und gas industry' : you,,had,a choice, Which would you take--, $30;000or Sunday as New Democratic Party leadership hopefuls • . ... "ii ' ~ , ...... ".~:. slammed the provinelal government for its planned May 1 P~vl~en~m+In~;;.~+': +,.~Y~ WOna~t,o~de+a~t Jnd~mant on the val.bf

elosure of the area'o David Thompson Unl~'ereitYCentre. • .~+.. coffers' then ~,£~V :. d .Ibe.shlpin Federal Ctourt m l-lal~ax last week. But the'old . , . ,, ...-f:mm p • Devon III, whose repa/m were halted when the company The leadership eandidaten are: Bill King, former MIA mrenu~, me quart, disaummmi, may not be ..,.Oh. .... llF~om l~l'J~ l ~- II~' Jl--~£ ,1% +-. w --v.--l Ill. - - , + for Reveloloke; Dave Stupich, MLA for Nanalmo; former +~._~ ..;o+ + .,.~o,. u~. + . •Even ff it Is, says the captain, the shlpysrd has first claim party wor.ker, Margaret Birreil; lawyer David Vickers; .r~v.m._ua~,~om..ou un ' 8.sa ~to themoney, Homer, a Romenian by birth; now is a United Albornl MLA Bob Skelly and Graham Lea, MLA for Prince Rupert, ~,~.,13..D_l~.~l~,e, :Staten elllzen. He. has lW falnily thare and all his~ Lp . ....itl ItUv©rmn~t . .... peWm~l 0ha, whiCh he carrind on ~ ahlp, now m +hi-. The meetin~ was held at the doomed campus and o. ax.+ .... questions from the andienee of 250 reflected a preec. , j Horn+.. brenght with him h~ German' shepherd dl~, cupation with the eentre's closure in particular and Jobs in ~ ,sparked /by the Mona,.,tmdhis~Afrienn psrr~t; Max. • ' " general. The latest statistics for Nelson put the unem. Desaa ~we]is, nataral- flea. GET8 PROTECTION .... ' ' ' ' i • . ..'+ . ployment rate at over 30 per cent. expl!ntien i. ~" ' +rn~naino But the Parrot has nm intoprnbleme. ~dcult0re Canada • ~aUveb .....~. Qmun ...... cons/dens Max a member of +an endangered Species. and: King, favored by many local party supporters, attacked said the.amount of +hut-in therefore Is affording h!m special protection. After span+. the Soelal Credit government for "spending huge amounts : gas b !British Columbia +," ding several .weeks in 'qUarantine, Max was saised mid.. of money on a football etadium (B,C. Place) -.+ a playpen. ~ r combined with me soft U.S. taken to a local enhmai shelter, where he will stay until'. for foreign athletes-- while the centre Is deemed unworthy gu markets.will keep ex. l~mer leaves. , . ' ' plorarion aeiltivtty down for But Homer says he 'w0n't'ieave -- not until his crew IS "Nearly $1.5 billion of taxpayers' money has been poured : some.~ tinle. ' Wanted some kind of passage home. . . • into northeast coal, a doblous venture from a business point " ...... r + , !'~ of view while the province's education :system is '?ama.,,a=rmm+ofme..a,w.t msm+to -- .+ gO nome m a~clviilsed way."." . " : destroyed," said King. "Tuition fees are being rained at . B.C.'s universities so that interior children are deprived of ', ' The man had fllured that.no 10ng as they ware With ~elr ' acee~." eldp, they .would have a better chance of gettiag tholr money. But that hope Is inding. • " . Stuplch said Nelson has not suffered alone. He said . "It'doean't 100k good,'! says Larkin. - ' :+ education cu~ have also affected ridlnp like Surrey, which The Devon I!1 was rq0stered in Panama for income tax. ar~ representen oy Social Cred/t MLAs. :.. ,+~+:i: i': +~:+~ ' .. ",%~E~'I'.~E~TOMY, LIBgp,AL~{p. " p~. C,etflngln touch with the Florida owners hu~" owever, he anld spending cutbacks in the.province's ' + m unpoesible.. . " , ,, ..... ,, , ~++ ++ ++:+;.++,+ • IN A Plt,0N+N I~7.+*Y00'~ C..-<;~+ ~lementary:seenndsryand post-socondary lnstiiutlons,are ' Larkln said former company president Pat Novae cannot message ~rom the provinslal government to: those that " • ~...... + MYV0~ NI~TTlt~I~,'714EFOOL be found, but phoned recently to say he was no longer with cannot afford private schools that they "don't deserve the Devon Shipping. Nobody seems to know who has the in; best edueation," .s.uranco .~ttlement, which Novae had promised would ~ "That's for the elite, as represented by (lJnivereliles i+ilii ! ++ o + ' me crew S wages. • . . Minister) Dr. Pat MeGeer," anld Stupich. "Education Is reserved for those who have the whern-withall to pay for it, I ..i ! +++/i:!:i/i / or the superior minds to take advantage of It. The mt of us can go without." ...... ° l!I ,u " • =ii':i: i ¸ ..:'~•~" MUST DECENTRALIZE • '~ .;i!?~.+ ! .-. i+,i ,,. Blrrell, the 0nly woman in the race, won the loudest applause with her message that the NDP muat danentreline i++ii+:/+ and win back its grasaronto support, while Lsa's pmdl for ' ."i ~ i~ . ,'. i -+ ,Y+:+';,~i+;' '! economic planning and Skelly's call for more refor~tailon also drew applause. +" ;,, a, .. ) ,. ¢' At a eendldatas mcettag Saturday in Crnobrook, Vickerl ,: ~+./. + ::!~.+#",y+.:, n said the NDP must represent both union end non-unlon ! workers in the province. ' QI Vlckers told about 150 people at the meeting in the ?.' sou~eastern B.C. community, that the party has an ohiipflon to improve the lot of both types of workers. +: , - .... , . , Blrrell sald the medta hno confused the public over the issue.of unlon versus non-uninn labor on coastruntlon i '?i projects, She said the party shonld not address wl~ IS f ! e better, but simply throw the question back to the medle~ The ksue has arlsan at a Vancouver eendemlninm k . : , :, -/ development where butlding trades un/ono are flllhtinll m non-enlan eonstruetlen company. Skolly said the NDP failed In the last nle~ilen to adequately explain the party's ecanomlc peliolesled ll~at "Mrs. Rodriguez, next Monday I too mudi rime at tho lqNlaturn and not enongh in consfltusndso, . want you to stand in, for me at the, annual stockholders meeting,', i,:!

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millttamen exchanged ~t and mortar fire reeldenta to stay Indoors. " " . . port, dosed since Feb. 6, and road~ leadb~, to ~:-".i them, but not without assurances from faction ' " in and around Beirut toda~ as their leaders FIGHTING WAS LIGHTER 'leaders that the truce would be observed. struggled to break an apparent deadlock at ' However, the fighting, on the.sixth day of a The French Defense Ministry In Paris would ' ' recenctllati0n t~ in SwiL~erlund. • .' ceaseflre proclaimed by 'Lelzmese leaders neither confirm nor deny the rep~.. ' " " Beirut P°lice said two PenPle wern kllied and meeling In Latummle, Swttserland, wsa lighter The French are the onlymembers of the four- '. • 13 wounded In overnight ~bet along the so- ' than over the weekend, when police said at cotmtry r~ultinatlounl pen.cekcoping force*/o ' .: called Green Line dividing the capital into" least 15 civilians were killed and 45 wounded. ' remain in Beirut. The Italians and British have ChrisUenand Moslem soct~'s. . U.S. marine MaJ..Robert McLean, withdrawn and the U.S. motions have" The Israeli mil/tary command In Tel Aviv spokesman for the U.S. Embassy, said it had redeployed to ships offshore. ~, 8ald [wo leraeli army cars were targets Sunday bean "uncharacteristically quiet" to~iny The shooting attack on two Israeli armor ' night of light" arms lire 'and two rocket.' around the embassy compound on western cars in Kamed el-Louz was thesccandinthres pmpslled grenades In eastern Lebanon near' Beirut's Ein Mreisssh sealront boulevm'd, days against Israeli troops in eastern Lebanon. the Syrian lin0. • " ~ There was no reported progress'in efforts to Last Friday, a Soviet-mode Katywha rocket .... The .command said there were no injuries, - find kidnapped American .diplomat William was fired at an Israeli position. • :-: but mti/taryenurees reported from the scene • Bucldey, who was seized by three gunmen Themflitarysoercessaidlsraelregardadthe. that a soldier was slightly hurt. - outside his western Beirut apartment Friday. attacks in eastern Lebanon seriously because The bomb-shattered commercial district at ' Buckley is first s~,retary'of the embassy's of the ares's proximity to the Syrian troops in Beirut's closed port was the sesne of the -political section, and McLean said the U.S. Lebanon. l~aelhase!almed that Syria harbors heaviest fighting, police ~aid, Combatants Embassy has no new lnfoi'nlation on his guerrillas in Syrian-occupied territory. swapped blt;and-ran grenade assanlt~ backed whereabouts. InLauasane, Prenldunt Amin Gemayel and up by mortar barrages, that, spread to neigh- In Lausanne, 'a ' Leb~meas govermneat the elsht leaders of rival Lebanese factions borh0odsalong the Green Line, police said. *: spokssmanssldFrnncehasagreedinprineiple remained locked in disputes over power- Clashes drove hundrsdo.~of families into '.-terodeployiisl,250-manpeseekeepingforcein sharing proposals. basements i and" bomb shelters in the Shiite . Beirut to "buffer zones" along the Green Line. The leaders are trying to agree on govern- Moslem southern suburbs. GUARD PORT ment reform which, among other things, would Chrlatian-controlled rndio~tations said the The independent Beirut daily An.Nahar said gl.ve Lebanon's Moslem majority a larger Christ/anSuburbs Of Zalim ~d Jdeideh, east of. the troops also would guard the port and air. representation in the government. El Salvador corruption not rampant l: WASHINGTON(AP)--A inadequate toeasureproper "I submit that a e~in Central America recom- In January, Reprenen. top U.S, forelgn aid official use of U.S; assistance, but amount (of corruption) in mended $8.4 billion in U.S. tative Michael ]}ames (D-: says theft of American s~Id that problem will be endemic in all human eceaoml9 aid to the region Md.) eald the report ; economic assistance to El corrected by the time ~oclety includingotw own," during the next five years. "demonsUralen rampant Salvador in not "rampant," C~:ngreasacts on a major he said. "It's when it goes Reagan has requested $674 mismanagement and although Salvadoran Aid increase this year. beyond levels of tolerance million in economic aid this corruption in the use of safegumdg against ~"Ihoncotiydonotbelteve that you Mmnld become year and next for El forelgnexchongeassktanee corruption need im- ~at we have a serious alarmed." Salvador alone. "that the United States has provemmt. ~rruption problem in El CONCERN GROWS Some members of provided tO El Salvador." Jay Morris, deputy ad- S~lvadar -- certainly no Congressional concern Congress have questioned The June 1963 report, a minlstrator of the U.S, wbrse than found in most of aboutallegedmlsuneofU.S, whether El Salvador and copy of ~,'hich was obtained . Agency for International Our recipient countries," aid In El Salvador has the other major recipient by The Associated Press. Development. conceded Morris said in a recent grown since President countriea euch as Honduras found wealmeases in the, that Central " Amer/can interview with . The Reagan's National and Costa Riea eun handle bank's bandii~ of foreign. accounting procedures are A~ociatedl Press. Bipartisan Commission on the stepped-up aid or exchange funds, but did not whether the money will be estimate, how much was

• bank accounts of govern- Specifically, the report U • S • causes confusion meat officials, criticized political influence .... " Morris said that while El in the allocation of the TORONTO (CP) -- Many -o~iy staying in office in the murder, eannot very Salvador's safeguards scarce funds and claUned* Festival, these nine'y0ungartlsfs~rem;i-n~J~compete~'r't~e"~hr~ "''" penple in the Philippines ere I~.cause he has the military well come out.with an ira- aSainst diversion of US the bank inadequately ;cholarshlps offered by the Festival. In the back row'from left to rlgh~ confused that a freedom- t~ ba;:k him up and, as partia) investisatien." funds need improvement, checks import invnlcen to are: John Nelson (Prince Rupert), Linda Fowle (Kltlmat), Alan Brodle loving"country like the .l~rcelved by many Meanwhile in' a American auditors have prevent businessmen from [Terrace). In the center row we have, left to right: Lisa Cote (Terrace), United States would extol F~Ipinos, the military is nationally televised speech found no evidence of inflating their coats and - ~udreyFaber(Terrace),ReneLeydler(Terrace).Inthefrontroware: democracy at home while m~ported by the United from the northern Philip- widespread theft of U.S. pocketla8 s6me of the • Robert Hick (Prince Rul~ert), Monica cote (Terrace). They made their supporting I~tul and :~tes. : pine city of Ba~lo on money. "There isn't money. final performances for the adludlcators at the REM Lee Theatre on corrupt dictatorships :.,'That is why the United Sunday, Merces ridiculed rampant diversion of Morris said that. in : FHday evening: . ' around the world, says the S~tesis being isolated little opposition leaders who go money," Morris said. response to the study, the ' .... ' younger,, brother of b~little. It's not that'we "begging" in the United He said a l(X}-page bank's priee-~ unit ' assassinated Philippine ,d~'t like the American States for an end to classified report prepared has been increased to five • opposition leader Benlgno p4~pple. We don't like American support of his by Arthur Young and Co., a from three officials and : '. • Aqulno. " " " " A~erlcan policies that regime. " private consulting firm, should grow to 13 within the Politicians seek vote~ Agapl~ Aqnlno told. a s~port/thedietator." Leeders who try to turn "doesnotallegewldaspread nest fewmonths Healso' ':" • new;.s.cemerence~an.aa.Y.me !:~ .Askedto comment on the U.S. public Opinion against corruption" in ' El said Honduran and Costa ;~ ...... :. . • .... ~ .... - , , ...., ~!ons,.~.,~.,~!eo,..=:','~el~,:,; vesUp ".-,his.:-~;. h - .~ . "~,~Salvado' tr " k '

Walter Mondale and black nrencher Jesse ~,..,v ~,,"fl'i'A~!~;;J,~=-,:.~ .. ,I.,. ~,'-=. ,~t~"Y,",'~'~'wx",,"-''~',~'~'~'~T Am~~~,reporf,.s.said is that you're than " El Salvador.' ' ~tre ', Jackson are biddlag for the black vote in time M0ndale said' he supports Washlagton exponmt0fdemocracy, . he crehtedbv----, the I~o- Isas~-- ummm~.ooT' -- . au .....i'uikTu~u 0 pen ,,[01[ inne~i8 things are estebl~ almflar pr/ee "." Tuesday's,Illinois• primary for Democrntie and finds the Chieago divisions. "very sad." said. "They call America • . F pm UC8, marcos aaaeo, done. " cheeldng units. presidential nominntion. In controversialtelevision ads, Hart has andthe championdemocraey. of I freedomSot to anderlinedThe Importance during ofa blacktelevised support debate was tried to ullenate black Voters from Mondale their country and I find it is ' " " Sunday when the. three contenders by linking him with Yrdolyak. Jackson working and viable. "; jockeyed.for position as the best civil rights tried to stay out of the fray. He said: "We "But it surprises me Why 20 words or less advocate and tangled over racial divisions muntriseabovethesedivlslonsa~dfocoth~ a country like Ame~riea ., .,,, inChicago'slocalpolitlco, party in I~4." ,o,, .,0 0--. .', -." :';. greater,geadaofeunover fledDemocratic the world, including "Classified Ad" Special :.~" They also made clear none of them woald However, Jackson explained he has the Pldilppines." ,.. cut personal lncouie taxes' as they com- made a political arrangement with Since his brother's death ~ , i, ; ':: paredthelr©anlpoignpolieiss, Wnshington. inexchungefor.anod,,thnt.lnat August at M,a , .... 2 Thelive debate was held two days bofom ".falls short of a full. endorsement from International Airport, days at .: thelargcotsteteprimararyvotehcldsofar Washingtun, he said heagreed to share a Aquino, a Jesuit educated :-~ ln the1984 contest to piek a Democrat to rnn alateof delegates with the mayor en the phil~phy major! and an ; :.: against President Reagan, n Republican, in primary ticket, electrical engineer, has "~, -.~ been thrust into the centre ~. the.,Nov. 6 election. Washington, hopes to lead a group of of Philippine polities. It ~0wed the crucial nature of the large uneommlted delegates to the Democratic ~)UR8 CANADA "'~.~ black vote in the state, especially Chlcago, party's national nomluntin8 convention in He is on a tour of Canada - $ ,~i4 =; San Frenciseo, July 16-19.Party offlelals do 'and the United States to ":": HartwhiChorC°UldMondale,makeor break a victory.,, by not exactly agree on his strategy at. sharing rally support for a non- :'~:'- Hart. lX'edicted he will attract black the del~ates with Jackson assome of them violent toppfag of the . , voters' support WhiCh has eluded him in are running against Jackson delegates, reghne of Philippine :,.~. other states so far by his economic SELECT DELEGATES President Ferdinand ";.~ proposals which show "the Issue in the Voters parfl.elpating in the minois Marcos. ..:'. Aquino, 44, said he did not l~0sisnotwhetherRasaParksridesinthe prim~ycantapopularvotoand, halpsalent.eometoCanedato,,agltat e front or the back of the bus but whether her 116 of 194 state deleptos to the eanventlon next "3 clays only ?~ son ean own and operate the bus com- from ~coagrosslonal districts, the Filipino community," which has. a Canadian ~,:" Ikny." They Will also be votl~ in nominations population of about 130,000. . :"~ for candidates for a Variety of state Hesoidheeame"tomcot '~. DEFEAT REAGAN legislature seats and' county positions, them. and, thro~h,.them, "-.": Mondale claimed he has a superior rungln8from a Judseshlp to members of a explain to other Canadians" .: record in civil fights and other issuns of .tax appeal board, wtat the Filipino problem soclal Justice. He considered himself the is.': " ~:":' candidate who is "able to unite white, black' In state primaries and caucuses held to :~.,: and llispanic acrens the board in a way thnt date, Harthanwon the largcot share of the' Aqnlno said he took over gives us the,strength to win against Mr. popular vote but Mondale'has collected hl~ brother's mission to ,;, Reagan," more pledged delegates. Jackson trails restore freedom• and TERRACE.KITIMAT ,',.... . third in both cases but has repeatedly lald democracy ~, the Philip- dally herald "; Jaeldmn, th~ first black to go the distance historical dalm to breakthroughs for a' pines but the solution must ...... he has in a presiduntial primary, black candidate and has survived:in the _ ba"Since on-viol, we're t. a Catholic 1' Classified Coupon : challenged his two white rivals to support race while five others dropped out. country, the majority of our his efforts to roform the election prooees in State primaries and caucuses are people aro Christians. We ::..,o ,". ~, a way that wlil remove barriers to minority me{hodsofselectiagdelegatestoapsrty,s are not prepared to'use Your ad .,.. members to run for political office, national convention where a presidential violence to change our "I think the question that Mr. Hart and .- candidate will be nominated, government." Mr. Mondale must aaswer is not programs A specific number of delegates .is Aqalno enid aeal] for a ":~ for the blanks and the poor but the corn- • allocated to each state -- national total boycott of natlonal elections J mltment to empower the blacks and the 3,933in the ease of the Democrats -- and in the Philippines Is gainlag ::';" poorthattheymightdevelopprogramsfor the flghtbotweeacandldatenisto get as momentum. PER :" themselves." _ many committed delegates as possible. • "It Is ~ot so much that '"> Jackson was the only one of the three Rules of pHmarles und eaueusas differ in we're" questioning whether • ";;" contenders to aeeept k'~ invitaU0n'to 8~.'::. each state but.'the general distinction io it will be honsst or not. The pearatapre.debatqr.ally~a'ttende~imestly' :.:this: ii./i'.',. :,.i : . . Mention Is going to put DAY :~~ by blacks. The raJly was pr~ by . in .a;prim.ary, Voters el.~t d~egates to members in a Parliament "";"" Chicago Mayor lJ~'old' W~i~toQ to me eauonal.eOlWenuon ezmer alrecuy or which we call a rubber DATES AD TO nUN '" persuade people to'~;,to'~he,l~lld,T~"e~i~y' by M~ ~, p~f,~renco for a presidential stamp." • (With this ~uon) ,%- and to" prnmote his.~syn ela~e of. dldegaten'" candidate. In' primaries voters cast secret PARLIAMENT USELE887 L-,' forthenotlonalrn~S~v~ll dd for'a string ballots the same as in a 8eneral election. The wlde-runglnS, :: oflmportantloealpolitl'~liml~n,, in ...a, voters gather at l~.al legislative ps--of the •" ment~ and select delegates to a con- prealdent makes the ([hat's20 words 5 days 0nly$4,03 ) ':'.... Chronic disputes between Washlegten, v~tion.et~ a higher level -- there am eouniry's porilament ~ sss , :,..: elected Ch!eago's first black mayor last precincts, counties, dlsiriets and state mesninglessandusaless, he SAVE 83.47 :: year, and Aldermon Ed Vrdolyak, chali'-', conve~tlons, depending on the state -- who uld, . ";'-: man 'of the influential Cook County will In turn select delegates to the national Aqu{notold reporters that '~OU Nke moJ~ s/mira Mi ~ , . '~.:" ~noeratie party, have epmedover into ennvenUon, the m~ Pressure tactic t~l~y ifzeds sl~.. : :'", the presidentlel primary .campaign, Resalisoftheflrstceueusinastate, even-, t, ,te with.., hera[ Class ...... at. the most local level, are 8enerally : ?fu~er,md further away d Hlmm St : "" WEI~OMEB BUPPORT (Offeravailable ~ly on a personalbasis, not ~ to b,stnesses) ".~'; /)und~ the'debate, Mondale stood by his projected onto the crete level so they can be ..hem the people by rallying Imm, I.¢. 116 M/ , enmpami dln~tly with the primary ~'people ~ him. Mira Itm: k to rd. HI ~m.-~ i.n. support,Jest year of Washington's rival results. "Mr, Marensrilhtnowls ;i

d.._allu - Canadian skaters,Confident OTTAWA (CP)~-.Paul commentin~ on the in- tbengh, whenyo' u go aga~t Martini*' said..... ' "We've'~ had' Martini .and Barbara cldmt. But as Canadlen thesystem, youcan'texpact--i ~'eTy. good practices in Uoderhill are confident end president I cannot condone the system to support you To'ronin and have'regained Gary Beacom uarepante~t such aetinn by anyone .with good marks. "" :.. outeonflde~esJ'-: ' ~ as they hedd into tho world connected., with the ~"But it vmn't affect my 'Preparing to get married. figure skating chem. Canadian team. performance. I have'to go .in July, he acknowledged pionahips in Ottawa this "All our skaters and of- out and skate really well- ' the pair. rlS th~ of week. " . • flclalsknow therules before that huato be my goal." ret~'lng from. amateur 11u'ee-time national pa/rs they enter a eompeiltlon, end we've spoken to Gary • The bfg test for Beacom. competition, folinwh~, the champ, Martini of •comes Tuesday morning worldchamplon~ps.- / Woodlxidge, Ont., end about Sarajevo." CHANGE NEEDED wben the men, skate their . "Of course we'd ~ go Underhill of Oshawa, Ont., compulsory figures before ::together wherever ~it is, are "hoping to come back But a few minutes later doing their short program That's how we've bullt our from a sovonth place finish" Beacom told reporters: ThUreday end long, free .reputation, esapair.,'. at the Olympic Games in "It's about time there was a skate Friday. . Both • agreed; ~an ~other Sarajevo, Yugoslavia, last reaction to the Judges. I DESTROY CHANCES Canadians~ . _ have, '.: .that month. They placed third at think its healthy for any skating the world cham- the 1983 world cham- group 'to have some op- Underhill fell during the ploualdpa in Canada is going pionahJps, position and the skaters are, short program at SaraJev0, to be .a big boost for them. Bescom, of Toronto, was maybe, the one group that destroying the pair's • "Sure, there's a 'little chastized by Oly!nplc, will get through to them. chances at a medal in ,one added pressure,,' : Martini International Skating Union "But the only people who swoop. But, with a change of said. • , ~ and Canadian l~ure can oh.page the judging are skates during practice "But having that crowd Skating Asooelation of- the Judges themselves. since, she says. she has behind you, knowing they fidals for Idcklng the arena "I'm going to be very found new confidence. want you ~ do well,makes boards and complaining at curious how it will affect my • "Now Paul doesn't have a terrific dlfferenee,'~ said Sm-a~evo about the marks marks this week. I expect .to push me end pull me ' Underhm.."We an r~lly he received in the men's there will be some Judges along any more," she said want to do well for them." compulsot'y f~. who want to teach me a Sunday. "I can't explain the Compotitinn oponed today David Dare, president of lesson, but I hope there will difference, It's Just there." with women's compulsory the Canadian uaaneistlon be others who look a little "We've'. got over . the figures. PaL's competition and an 01ymplc Judge, said deeper into themselves disappointment of the begins Tuesday end the Senday at a reception: "As when giving me my marks. Olympics and we're really dance event starts Thur- a judge I'm prohibited from "I think necessarily, ready to go for the worlds," eday. Shoemaker wins 200th race Veteran Jockey Bill /he mishap, Sweet Diane, "The winin the race for - another, length in front of Shoemaker won his 200th apparently suffered a older horses was worth Swale, a winner of four race worth $I0C,000or more, broken neck in the fall and ;93,600.. consecutivestakes coming but the victory Sunday was dead when Pride of Rosewood, into the race. wasn't a happy one. veterinarians reached her. ridden by Ron Warren and Darn That Alarm, which Johnson wins second title i Shoemaker guided Royal Heroine, the other carrying 116 poenda, cocked 1:43, returned ~81.40 TUCSON, Ariz. (AP) -- stint on the LPGA tour with Johnson, a four-year pro, lwantittogo.liteedinhave AviSaltion to a 2s/4-1ength horse who fell, suffered only finished second, 1% lengths Secret Prince finished 2¥4 Chris Johnson, the second a fourth-place finish. She will be ahooUng for three the habit of loekin~ up and victory in the $166,600Santa scratches, track officials in frontofL'Atirayente,aed lengths in. front=~f i The player in the .htatory'ofthe fired a five-uader 67 on the straight at this" Week's watching my bal!igo safar Aun Hondleal~ before a said. returned ~3.~o and $7.40. : Wedding: Guest /i~ "in Ladles Professional. GoH • final round for a 280 total Kempor Open in MauL. Off from Where I iinM up." erowdl of "47,597 at Santa Jockeys Ray Siblile 'and the$136,84o Bay Shore ~at. -L'Atirayente, ridden by Association towin her first . and won MI,250.. "I have~'Lplayed well in Peters(m, ~ f0r~.her Lafflt Pinuay, aboard High Aqueduct for his second .win Anita, but the race was Eddie Delahotumaye and two titles • Consecutively, Rookie Lisa Young of Hawaii in the past,", she second Career victory, marred by a three.horse Haven and Sweet Diane, in two starts..thts year, Both curry.in,g pounds, was believes in keeping things in Prince Ruport~. B.C., said. "T~e weather is more birdied the last three holes spill.. respectively, were treated I~. are Derby nominees. .. three.quartere of a length perspective. finished in a tie for 12th" humid, it's windy and the for aone-underTl and~!~0; One horse died during the at the track and released. Secret Prince, owned by ahead of Spit Curl at the "You'd like to think that place, wiuning ~2,049 when grass is differont~ Whether ~under 278 tetal. She '~v0n race and another was BREAKS DOWN Elaine Brodaky, overcume finish and paid $3.4O to everyl0~ly in the world her final-reund 71 g.=~e her it'll happen again next week ~9,750. '*" ! '" :~' Wedding Guest with less an destroyed later after" a I'ilgh Haven was near the show. " • knew about this tour- a 285total. . .. well, who knows? I'm "On the llth hold, I kn~V I three-borse spill. Jockey lend when she broke dawn eighth Of a mile to go .and nament,!' she said Sunday Judy Ellis of Kitchener, just happy with what I've Was playing ' for ' Second," Other finishers' were Fernendo Tom suffered and the other two horses won in 1:III-5. The ~Imner, after sheeting a six.under- .Ont., closed with a 73 for a done." Paterson, aS, Paid. "'Sio~,ly Triple 'Tipple. and. Brindy facial cuts end a concussion couldn't avoid her, ridden by.Craig Perret, got par 66 to win the $150,000 291 total, worth $887. Lynne The former Ualveralty of but surely, her I~d~'got and was taken to hospital, Avlgultlon eseapod the Brindy. My Native Princess Is pounds from The w,cd- Cooke of NorthDeita, B.C., Arizona all-America posted bigger. It WaS. to~'~ 'to was scratched. Tucson Conquistadores track officials said. accident and wont to the cling Guest, wh0 carded 1~. tournament. was at 292, finishing withe a 16-under 272 total on her. accel~ becsuae I' thought I WINS RUTHLESS High Haven, who broke a outside to pass the early Bold Southerner; ..,.a "But you know what? 75 to win ~730. home course -- the'par;72, could will." " *-~'~'~ foreleg while running in the leaders end finally pulled At Aqueduct, Given, Kentucky Derby nominee, Somebody told me that 600 It was Johnson's second 6,340.y~rd Randolph North •Dchble M~sMy; co-leader clear on the first turn, got away under pressure in the $19.20, ridden "by Matthew led most of the way and field million Chinese don't even consecutive LPGA tour Golf Cburee -- and'wan'the with Johnson'after the'0drd up alter the accident end final, sixteenth. Vlgliotti, .,0Yertook tiring, , off a eloping .rush by ~Rox- know I played.today." ~:.. victory after a three-year 122,500 top prize.., ..... round~ satt~ay, h~d~'ii 76 ~ galloped to the,Sackstretch, Avtgaitlon, carrying 118 psce.ee.t,ter:~!~laha~adoon~ln:, een,'.~.Rop~ alm,~ 'dei~y Johnson won by six dry spall:~"The ~6.ybar~ld :"'I ~d,'~s0 ~~. b~l~"-~. end,flt~[ishe~,~ied,f0a';ffft~ ate but was destroyed because pounds, covered the 1~ the stretch t0 win the ~0,009/ n on}inoe;/in winning th~t~ Tucson native won,= the fid~ce ~todayi';0rd: f0~;*the1 ~1,~,, along ~.~,Wtth~,TtPAUy~ of the extent of her injuries. miles on turf in 1:48-25 and Ruthl~ Stakes for three- l'6.tmfle; $1~0,000 r Tamim' sod, who had it final.round Samaritan :~m~e lowest)~7",~hole ,. t0tal. .It sheshan', who had a p~-~.. Another horse involved in paid $1~.80, $8 and $4.40. year.old . fillies by 3~A Bay;Budweiser;Derby, The 71, and Becky Pearson Clussic in ]Phoenlx last week makes "a ~blg *'dlfferenoe Sheshan' was a t'o-leader • . lengths. winner, ridden by. Wayne finished third at 279 and has. now matched the when you know what you're after the '.set'end ~und J L Wad Again, ~4.60, caught Crev~a and carrying 116 following a 71 Sunday.~ feat of Nancy. Lopes, who doingout there. Friday. Explosive Bid in the final pounds, was timed in 1:443- Barb Bunkowsky of • won her first tournaments. "My cuafldan~e has Defending champlod~jen strides to score a neck 5. He paid $179.40, - Campbollville; . Ont., back to back in Z97S. rosily chm~ed ihe last ~two Stephonson, expedm~ Provincial $S00,000 vletsi'y,in the $200,000New Biloxl Indian, L~.30, won equalled the i~st.ever Lopez won five in a row weeks~Ilmowwhe~llmving, more putting problenis~ hid WINNING NUMBERS Orleans Handicap. hls fourth straight race, silowing of her'lS-manth her rookie year. - the boll Is going tO go where a 77 and finished at ~88. MARCH 16 On Saturday, 10ngahot scoring by six !ongths over Darn That Alarm led all the A Royal Bid, in the 11-16- 14111713 2i2l l way .in winning the 11-16- mile, $104,000 HITS Parade PGA tour " HEREARE THE MOST RECENT WINNING NUMBERS mile $122,000'Fountain of Derby in 1:443-5at the New MAR,9 MAR. ~1 Youth at GulIMream Park - Orleans Fair Grounds. Koch leading money winner 14131el6141Slsl 1313|mlmI51121 by one lengthover Court, Biloxi Indian is nominated terfeit Money, who was for the derby. ORLANDO, Fla. I(AP)- somewhat ahead' of -won't greatly change the player. m. z4 fiR. t7 Gary Koch. was 'a non- schedcle,"Kechonldaflera schedule for Koch, who In his two wins this [Ziglglglg14J Z[ 12111;|||110181 winner, frustrated and spectacular display that collected lr/~,000 from the season, he usedan unor- • Checkeach draw dateon your ticket and compare the number drawn for Ihat date with the numberon your ticket. .." angry f0r'six years on the gave him a playoff ylctory ' total purse of ;400,000 and Is thodax formula: get:/Ulx • Ifonlythel~teix five four,three orlwodioitsonyour ticketareidenticalto Arctic games Professional Coffers' end n thesameordar asthe winning nurnberaabovo, your t cket isellgibleto Sunday over George Burns, the leading money winner shots behind: alter, throe win the corresponding prize. YELLO'~IFE, N.W.T. cluding Ceiine Hervleux. ~ Assaeintion tour. in the Bay Hill Classic. • this year with a career.high i'ounds, then, Whendo ofi~0is I last6 diO~tSwl~l SS0.000 (CP) -- Eldery native Payette, federal minister of "It got to be tough to look "I'II .have to take some $194,767. paying any attentioni ~kS&t last 5 digitswl¢ $1,000 i yourself in the eye in the the lights out. " dancers in beaded mac- state for youth, were time off, r~valuate things, Koch said teacher Peter last 4 digitswin 8100 mirror," Koch said. 10st3 digitswin 125 casins and fur.trimmed treated to whistles and re-examine' my goals, Kostls helped him turn his He used it in the San But now, as the only two- lasl 2 digitswin $tO velvet tunics stole the chew cheers. elevate them so that I have game around in 1981. The Diego Open, Where.he time winner this season, he something to work for,. so ICompl~e prlao dahtlla o11 ~ o~ flck~) Sunday night, winning comeback pmduoed a trailed by six ~ots,'but had spirited applause from A hoard of volunteers has faces a new and much more that I don't become com- REDEMPTIONOF CASH PRIZES victory early last season a closing 65, then beatGm'y MAJORCAeH PR ZE6: V~nneraof major pr zes nmyclaim their prize by follow- neprly 1,000 yotmg athletes been busy the last several pleasant problem. placent." leg the claim procedure on the back of the ticket. and has made Koch the Hallber~ in a playoff. ,,~ OTHER CASH PRIZES:Other cash prizes, up to 8nd including $1.000may be at a eermeony to open'the months organizing the "It's obvious I'm But that re-evaluation canned at sny branch ol the Carmdian Imperial Bank of Commerce In Westam game's most productive On Arnold Palmer's Bay Cansda, by any participating retailer,by anyparticlpSting Lottery Ticket Centre, Arctic Winter Games. . Games, which last five days Hill course, he trailedby six or by followingthe claim procedureon the back of the t~ket. The festive mood that has and are held every two W~nnemmust I~lnt their name and address on the back of the t~cket to claim after three rotundaand. "was their prize. been hinting to sweep the y~rs. In tho ~ Ofdi0¢~op4ocy e#twe~ thl| lttt aM t~ offkd(dwif, nino ~tllt, thobntl¢ 9hill Just hoping to get' a'top 10 pra~lil. city broke loose as athletes For the last week, nearly finish and a good cheque," and spectators Jamming the : all the talk in Yclinwknife BCJHL Roundup he said." /I/doy, March 15,198# community centre has dealt with the Games, But he preduced hts best whooped, hollered, whistled being, held here for the effort as a pro, ~ xe(ght- BONUS DRAW and c~ppod. socolM.time. Lon.Evans enjoys playing overtime to take a 1-0 lend playing against Langley under-par 63, then blrdied WINNING NUMBERS The athletes,_ who will against Langley and showed in their semifinal series~ because you always know both playeff holes againet All Pmvlncloltickets with the March 16, participate in a Vai;iety of By the._tlme a 747 jet It Sunday as he scored three 1984 date on lhem (flckels Issued com- which resumes today in you have to be ready. They Burns. It gave him 10 bir- mencing r-ebruaN 17, r-ebnJ~N24, sports from the t~aditional carrying 300 athletes from goals and sot up another to Summerlend:~ have a lot of talent but dies in 20 holes, '~ :~' " March 2, March 9, and March 16) are two-font kick to .speed Alaska . touched dm~n lend Nanalmo Clippers to an In Nanaimo, the Clippers talent can only go so .far, The clincher'wa~ a tEree-. ollgll~e. skating and beckey,were S~ ri "the .first Jumbo 8-4 win over +the Eagles in also got goals from Jamie You have to work at it." foot putt on the' seeoiid.edra 5 BONUSNUMDERSWIN generous with their ap- Jet to lend at Yclinwkeife B.C. Junior Hockey League Cayforct and singles from Nanaimo goalie Ken hole after Burns had taken plause. uirpa~-:.games fever W~ playoff action. ,~ Ken Clement, Al Johnston Treuedell made 28 saves, three, from the'fringe. $55,555 " Even politicians, in- infectious. • The win gave Nanalmo" a and Kent Lewis. Nanalmo ' while Langley's Scott '.'It's hard. to~'~oeat,,thOse For oomplete and exact number o~. 1-0 lead in the teams' best- went ahead 2-0 in the first Bradley was credited with 63s," said. Burns/who had No subsidiary Prizes.In olpho-numedc of-asven semifinal, series order fa~your convenlence. II 'i * • period and led 4-2 going into 38 stops. compiled a last.round 37 to with the next game t0day'in the third. Five of the Clipper In Pentictort Saturday, tie Koch at the .ehd of Langley. goals came on the power . Albed. Anthony's second regulation play at Ff~; 1~. 100A482 387C,448 506E802 10~J758 In playoff action Satur- play. goal of thelgame at 5:30 of under par. " " ". 310A831 395C006 523E508 269J544 ShoP: day, Sumrnerland downed "It's .about time I got sudden-death overtime "Like i usually play, l hed 339A763 655C305 751 E383 350J923 *:Penticton Enlffhta 6-5 in going," said Evans, "I like gave the .Bucks their win a lot of birdios, madea lot of ~7A441 819C991 758E999 385J59P over the Knights, mistakes," said Big'as, who 005A448 833C167 837E606 430J671 - DALLAS (AP) -- A group had.an ongle, five:birdies NOA450 ~D107 878E741 440J692 "of 12 investors led by Dallas ="million. = ,. . ;, . Chess postlponea heading into the third period and three bogeys s~d~y, 203B042 283DS02 377G748 4~J405 businessmen H. R. (Bum) The Star-Telegram says but scored three times in PGA chompton Hal 314B818 297D107 4NG836 Bright has bought D~ins lesgue owners wtll be asked MOSCOW (AP) -- Vanlll 10 end the first two games Just over three minutes.to. Sutton; Gre8 Norman of 697B647 390D723 499G484 Cowboys of the National to change the rule, while "Smyslov, who trails Garri were drawn, Kasparov, 20, • take a 5.4 leadl BUt Sha~' Australia, BcmhardL~er ~7B158 800D675 516GI05 Football League, published The News says the d;eal has Kanpamv 3-1 in the chess won headily in the ~ Harrison scorn/;;t me ~3i~ .' of, Wes[,~ Germally,=. ~ Ray M4B373 g59D794 561G248 reports indlcats. been structured to give match to determine the game. m~k for the Sumni~|and Floyd and Sammy i~chein 191C243 867D~ 607G322 The agreement will be CoWbOyS ix'eddent Tax challenger to world In the fourth game to tie the gan~e, fo~'th~ all |M~0r Ware ~thin a 267C808 890D345 429H762 submitted Monday to a Schramm a voting trust that champion Anally Karpov, Friday, .. Kespa,mv ....overtime :~ period..:* ~ ,...... ~..;" : sirok~" ...... o~. the lead at une 314~144 894DYA7 S02H419 masting of ~ owners in would give him control Of i~.,quented and received a mUoenvred into a strong Br,mt *Mbwery, ~. / pahi( or another,over' the 335C683 212E537 586H128 Henolulu, the Dallas the club. pestpoaement of their fifth 385C228 339E416 869H442 Morning News end the Fort ~e 8enchay. panent, The game was als0 scored for* the Stu~ • Langer, whohadan engle. WOrth Star-Telegram say. NICE, France (Rauter) -- Tus, the, official Soviet adjourned on the 41st move merlend, two, six birdies and three saraflm .Viers of France news agency, uald the game with Kesparov one pawn up To claim your benua cmd~ I~ze, follow the cisim ~oc~Jure on the Breit Hull scored twice bogeys in a 6e, Wes.fl~rd at becko~your tlc~t . One hangup could be an won the Nlee Marathon in was resched, ded for' and in a strong position to for the Knights, while Ira1 ~273. In em went of discrepancybetween this lilt sr~ the official NF~ rule reqnlring one two hours, ~0 minute, 5e Tuseday. Each. contestant is attack smyslov. Smyalov, w~l~O nomlMifeliar, ~ lattM shall pnavJll. Kidd, Murray Winnicki and - Sutton was fourth at 275 porson to own 51 per cent of seconds Sunday. 'allowed to ask for-two ~, conceded Saturday, 'lass Rod Poindextor added ~with a' elosing 72, and a franchine, both Patrick Montoro of postponements, .... .said. singles. . ]Rachsis,with a 70, Was at newspapers report. The Montreal placed ~second, .... The all:so'vial eontost is A total of e½ pohts is Mark Taylor made. ~: S'/6.' Star-Telegram placed the the 4=,19~ .~eins held in tho.Llthmniin needed to v~; witm each saves for 8ummerland, Norn~en had a ~J a~d was sale lZ'lon at "about MI5 "1 Idtomeire dlstanee in. plthl o~ rufus: ' draw cotmtlng a half~pahit while Mike Jeffrey stopped fled a(:FI7 With Fl0Yd~ who million," while The News ~:21.=0, 'l'ne match opa~ed March. and. a vletory one point. 37 shots for Penticton. finished with a parifl. t

" ''''r'B''U~'S ' r ena Capitals I"~'ra|'#/t~l~nd'y/'r'hl~gP'~'°ki~i:'istrea : i: St.. Lo.~ E]~.s:;"n;t'i!~i~ork ]Pamngers4, Sufialo 5 'Brl'an Suitor at 6:so of the Guy chouinard adled an game. Pat ltaghee.... ~'.~''~ r"' ' " • felting :the easy road" t0a i'~,,~/ancouver Canucks 2, New third period gave the Blues • unassisted goal at 14:42 of Dave Hunter also ~red~or National Hockey League': i Jersey Devils 5 BOsUn the vtcto~Suqdsy, the final perled, Edmonton, Seen MeKaa, playoffbarth. Bruins 3, Montreal ltwastheirseventhwinin Thegualendeda36-game Hnsnua Vlrta and 131111 The Blues andedi~' Canadiens6 Toronto Maple.• theirlastl0gumes, butonly streakinwhichWashington, Housley had Buffklo'~ Washingtan's .eight~gume:i Leafs 1, Edmonton 9 Los~ their eighih road triumph which.has the league's best goals. : . . unbeaten' string Sunday Angeles Kings 1, Minnesota ~ season, defensive record, had held Flames 4 Jets 3 : . " ~ght a.t• Landsver, Md., 4 Detroit Red Wings 3, St. Louis plays four of its Its oppene~ts to four goals Goaltender lte~ie ' with a 5~') victory Over the Quebec s St. Louie 4, and last five games on the road. or less. I~melin made 38 saves and Capitals, who blew a chance": Pittsburgh Pen~in~ 4 Rookie eenire Dou~ the visiting Plumes built an . to move ahead of first-place: ~ Hartford 2. ' Gilmour put the Blues Whalers S lmisnders 4 ...... ' Randy Pleree's second early lead to 'withstand New York lalanders'in the ' "We're not going in the ahead at 2:23 ef the first goal tied the score, then Winnipeg's three-goal tldrd Patrick Divislon. :": ,. ~.: . i:"back door," co~ch Jacques period; Washington, made it The Islanders, ~vho jead. ::Demers said of the Blues, 1-1,' but the Blues Bernie Mark Johnson connected 26 period. It was the sixthone- ;Washingtonlby. 0ne.'/poln.i;;:'i),~Vhoarosecond'intheNorrls Federhnsco~dhis38thgoal seconds later• with his gual-edge game:in the•lunt ,nat 5-4 Stmany to ~.~":Divlsi~n but are battling at 4:50 of the second perlod serond for Hartford. "We're seven for the. visiting~- Whalers.. ' :,~/y~. :DetroitRadWinSs. Clduagu and asal~ted on a goul by not'playing well and we'd Ramee. :~' In • Other. gai~es~.ii'Blsck Hawks' and Toronto Joe. Mullen at 5:41 that better start before It's too NordlquesLS, North 8tm~iS F-,dm0nton Ollerk beat~:~.Meple Leafs for a/playoff madelt'3-1.., late," New York coach AI Peter Stastny scered with Buffalo Sabreeand Calgary berth.' ' ~ ' Washington's Darrsn Ar~ur cald. " less than three minutes Flumes edged Winnipeg ~ "We've beat Minnesota Velteh, intheRcondpaHod, Offers 4 Sabr~ 3 remaining to lift the No'r- Jets by 4-3' scores and twice, beat Phliad'elphla. andBobby (~arpenter, in the ~1Vlark Mensler scored two cliques to the ' Ue at Minnesota North Stars.tied and one of the great teams " third, scored totieit 3-3. But third-peried goal~ in the Bloomington; Minn. SteVe Quebec Nordlqucs 5-5..... in the NHL llere . in Sutter and GiLmour broke Oilere' win at home. Wayne Payne scored twice sad On Saturday .it was. Washington. '' past the Washington Gretzk'yhad no points, the M~k Napier had three Washington ~ Islanders 1, GOAL8HORTHAND~.D • defeoco to put the Blues thirdllmethissea~onhehas seststsferMinnesota,whlch Philadelphia Fixers 6 New ",:A ehorthanded geal;by ahead4.3, failedtoeellectapointina. 'is unbeaten in eight games.

,.; • , Inwaders Federals show signs of life OaklandInvaders and" '~a~li Dick Blelski 'of: Jacksonviil~tonight. .goelwassetupbya62-yard WillLewis intercepted two Washington Federals, beth ...W,sshington. On Saturday • it was: pass from Glenn Carano to passes, returning ,bne 34 wialess four games into the . ...;'We play inepired.a~d .Birmingham ~talilons 54, Helsman Trophy winner yardsforatouchdownafid. United States Football ~rked our tails off for 56 Memphis Showboats 6, Los Mike Rozim;, who rushed 22 theother 13yardsto set npa League season despite :'~inutes of great footb~ .Angeles' Express 13, San times for 77 yards and one-yard run by HarreH at being guided by new blood, a~d come up empty. We're Antonio GunMIngers 12 and . caught three pa~es for 87 Houston. Harrell scored his areat least showing signs of short on talent, but have. Oklahoma 0utlews 17, more. ' • first touchdown on a five- llfe. - i)/enty of guts. Def~ualvely, Chicago Blitz 14. EXTENDS STREAK' " yard rt/n 'a.fter Jhn Kelly, The. Invaders lost 28-7 we were super. We made The Stars- moved into ~ At PonUac,'Mich., Bobby who completed 22 of 36 Sunday" to Philadelphia them pay for everyil~g first.place Ue with New Hebert fired three touch~ -paues26-yard for pass 271 yards, to Geraldfired a 'Stars, but newcoach Chuck " they got., • Hutchison of Oakland •said STILL UNBEATEN Jersey ' in the Atlantic " down passes, two to Derek he was hnpressed with the Also on Sunday defending . Division as Kelvin Bryant Holloway, . as Michigan toMcNeilGregandMo'sor.a'~12"yardpass team's performance, champion Michigan Pan- rushed for 173 yards and ex!ended its winniag streak - Stacey Cook of Caledonia leaps way up for this lay i11, as Caledonia rallies "For 58 minutes, we were tilers remained one of two third-quarter touchdowns of to 10 games over the last Cornerback David l~Sartin from a 22,point deficit In this gamq agalnst'Okanagan Mission In the a good footballteam," Said u~beaton teams with a 3t-26 •'four and two yards against two seasons. Hebert hit picked off a John Reaves provibclal high school basketball champ'ionshlp on Friday. •Caledonia Hutchison, "Then we got victory, over Arizona Philadelphia.the' Invaders at passHoil°wayinthe°nfirsta quarterl0"yardandTD sideline pass and returned' it won the game in overtime 100.94, and finished eighth in the tournament, sloppy on both offence and Wranglers. Houston a 60-yarder in the third 58 yards for a touchdown ',~' '~ . defenee." • Gamblers beat New Jersey At Washington; Tony Lee perlod-- Holioway turned a with 6:34 left in the game at . ~ " . . " " Washington came even' Geperals 32-25 and Denver kicked a tie-breaking 18- 10-yard curl pattern into a Denver. Martin's score • ~ ~ • ~ :" ~, ' + ...... closer, allowing a field goal C~Id, downed Tampa' Bay yard field goal 'with 1:56 long gainer and also n~..,mA.,~u,. ,, • M--,,JLL, A--- ~-~lt chapsm ..and an,interception--. in the finaltwo touch- fl~tl~ndlto'36-58. It 'was the .racedremaining SO and Jeffwi+'an Delaney flipped a 13-yarder to Mike camequartet'back 37 ~condsCraig Pearese. after nu.n rn ' I~e~ loss for New Je.ey yards in- Cobb in the third quarter, of Denver ila'ew a ,.,ard .... • , . minutes, to lose to' Pitt-a~id Tampa. ' tereeptlon 30 seconds later touchdown pass to I,e0unrd ~. d '~ .... - ,'. ', ; . . : sburgh Maulers 15-7. ' ,'. ~UndefeatedNew Orleans as the Maulers posted their Sam Harrell scored two Harris that tled the score 30- • ~'~ Terrace .Chryeler ref~ .to play the Rod Ebeling each added ~ "It really hurts," said Breakers pla~, the Bulls at first triumph. Lee's field touchdowns andcornerback 30. Juvy~iles can proudly call sghe~uled I0:00 a~m. game, one. ' : ' " ' -- " " ' m ' thmsolves Northern B.C, ctting,a:ru]e that staten a ~ The Juveniles .are now i " : " ' "

• ~',,,'~ ~ Psace-Caribou before'/~ p.m. in a'cliam- ' • Kootenys' zone rep.r~sen., ,~. .... t' U • " : • rep~entatlve Ft. St, John .... ,' ' Ch' '11 deserved better fate plonship game. • The'* tatlve in Terraca~:. next - ;.' Calgary ' Wrangle~" ov~ertirne as Le~bridge pretty well 'controlled the Divislon's" final playoff . Hall and Curt Wickmheizer w~in"'t~'gamesd' over. the .Preeldentofth'eB.C.hocksyii~ weekend but rumour has lt goaltender Chris Churchill B~ncos edged • the game." berth. Portland finlahed the had two each. Singlnscame ~...... 'association was consulted(,i}hat financtsl .probleme .deserved a better fate. Wrsaglern3-21noneeffive ''The lose dimmed WHL season in third place from Jeff Lawsonl Leo and the 1~. St. John te~m , may keep the Kootney team ;:~ '-Sunday...... T:z~aceopanedwithag-3 was' ordered back ont0 th e :..athome. ~ " r ' " The ~ young, netminder ~estern Hockey .Lcaguc Cal~ary's hopes of making .with a 33-39 record, 'the Nielsen and John Miner. games wi~,:~Flday ulght. Marie ice. ' The game got '~- .. • *The provincial final is set ~made 46 saves but defan-' - ~~ " ~ the playoffs. The Wrangle£s worst' In the franchise's Jumie Reeve made '25 M,~, on Ioan'frnm de~vay0nealld.ahalfho~", f0r the March 29~1.' eemon Mark Tinordi beat I .0thezaction saw Victoria are tied with Seskatoon eight-yearhistory, saves for the shutout while t~ ~ Fol~,.iMldgetai/ late.". ;-i:q ,~ ~.,;.i~'.~: ~/ weekend., i.... ~,, .'~'~*. him four.~ minutesv',into. Cotters edge Portland Bladse with 72 pointo for the Jack MaeKeigan scored Winnipeg netminder Jamie Kq~]~#~ls~fop~ez~aee~, ' , " • ; . • W.~l~4erHaw I~ ~Y;~egina.: slx~:mld~flnal~pla'y0ff.spot~ three ~x~ls:for t~.Cgagars Dubbarly.,~aced (a ~,5~,4d~ ]~#pi]K~l~lk~,~d;'L'ol~y~ ~..e~'z!~ piljth~jsWay,.>,~he Sunday~, Totem :kF.urd ii ii : l~te~).:bemb / ~,!Winuipe~ in'~h~'.~/stkrEDlv/slb~;b~l~' withSim0n'Wh~don, iTem barrage', )!~:o'~)~eb ~.s'x" )u~t Ja~~eki each. had two team led 5-1 after th~first, 'midgets played to a.44 fie . " , ,.\-., . Warriors 10.0, ' Brandon theBlodesbave'onegame in Martin and Dave MacKey BRuINs 8 oILERs 5 , ! ' g~:~nd Don WHey and 5-1 after two, and finished, against Ft, St. Johnin the " . .... Wheat.~ Kinp: defeat hand.' . adding ningles, Portland's John Bokkers' Rookie Cliff Ranning Lyi~Marleanaddsdsingles with" final score of l0-4. mldset provincial chem.' WHL ~ NSa:wkat~nt~e, 6~ru?nds WBEATKINOSiBLADES andTerry Perkinehndtwo htstotaltoa'elub-record69scored three goals, upping Rod Philpot had a liattrick, pionship. The team. will 4 goals each while Ray on the season, as the Bruise T!~e,.mWaSa bit of hockey Kawinahy .and Wayne Cox play their second game St ndin9 s ~. nip Kamloops ()liars 6-5. ' Ray Ferraro scored four Podloski, Jeff Rchlicek and. clinched second place in the pallets going on Saturday each • had a ~ pair, and today against North Shore ~ While Tinordi was the stsr goals, twoon the pawer play" Craig Butz rounded outthe" Western Division. ' The m0..r~.~z~ when St. Ft. John Marl,u, Steve Turner, and Winter elu~. " ' ' of -the moment,. Churchill and one short-handed, as scoring. Oilers havealready locked .~,i.~ was the story of the game, . Brandon' took over sole PATS l0 wARRIORS"O away first place. No place like home ..-o- 'said Bronco coach John possesston of third place in The hapless Warriors Other New Westminster / Regina 41w ~3z. ~I 412p 383A 93.P Chapman. the Eastei'n Division. The suffered their 23rd con-. goals came from Mark Medicine ' Hatd425 1391211319 Wheat Kings are two points secutive loss and 62rid MeLeai'y, Brent Hugee and erafldon 43 1~ 2 453 335 13 ::. ~ • ethbr'doe 43 V 0 35~ =~V. "Churchill was definitely ahead of LethbHd~e defeat of the season as Craig Borube. for • Seattle ~ O t" Sonics Calgiry. .tbert,, '36,o,, 36 0,4043s4.3 353 345 12 the, player ofthegumefor Broncos.and one back of Regina expindsdfor sovan Greg ..nshe.. , Dean . SamKetoon 35 33 0 3~ 3. ~ them," he said, "We should second-place Medicine Hat third-period goals. Evsson, Brian Bodur.zi and ' . " '" Winnipeg 9 6~t 0. 3311 $66 III •:; ,~ ' w.vwn mv,,~ havehad 10goals insteadof Ti.gers. Lyndon Byers scored Dean Clark replied for the Kmmloopl 49 32 0 460 326 98 three." ..~. ,. New west 3,, 3s ,~ 30z 3~s 10 • Stacy Pratt and Dave three goals, while Taylor Oilers. There's no place like Lakers 123, Hounton Kkpgs 108' Cavaliers 97 see.meP°rtmanu 31333~39 ol 3,7'a°3,'63"3 ~s . The Broncos led 2.0 early Thomlinson also scored for . .~ .~ home,~ for Seattle Super. . Rockets. 1~1; Utah Jazz 118, Mike Woodson scored 27 v,ctor,a 3~ 3v 0.333 333 33 in the second period on the Wheat Kings who led 3-2 so~!.~vho are anything Dallos Mavericks 103 and efhts33pointeinthesocond- Ke,oWn, ~S, ~33V~333~ goals by J.C. MeEwanand and 5-4 hy periods. The • " . Sunday Results but ~Uper when they hit the Portland Trail Blazers 133, half as Kansas City. over- Lefhbrldge ~ ce,oery 3 (or) Cam Douglas. Blades.got two goals from ,road'...... Golden-State Warriore 96. ~ame a 14-point disad- vl~rme s porueno ~ .~, • ' Lererl~on s's.kemon 4 Wendel Clark with singles GusWilliams scored 14el vantage at halftlme. Larry ,eeo~nezo wl~peo o The Wranglers made coming from Joey Ko~ur : 99Seattle'rout.SundayfOllowingnightitSover126" his 28 paints in the third Drew firitshed with 21 points s NewWe,lmln,ter,~

i,!, " IQki Vandeweghe scored . .,,..r.,13 ~|~ ':., ~ ~ JACKPOT -- "I ' w '~N On Saturday• it was: 15ofids.paL~tsInthefinal Spursl40, cllpperst3S x.s,,a~ol,,,.. 4sn o.v,,..121~24o91 eOUTOF6WINNING 1 I 11541205 ~ • ". x-Boston 73 43 35 S 307 243 91 ~UMBER0 Boston. coities 103, Atlanta period as Denver main- George Gervin scored ~ x~.~ I~ sv. , ~ m 3~ Haw~..;88...... New York tsined lts hold on the eighth points, MikeMitoheiladded. MoNres113.34Hartford 13 3S 3,S:WS2~I73 , .3 3. s,. 5 OUT OF 6 + WIN~II~._. 379 Knicl~123,KannssCity10~; and flnal playoff spot in the 35saSanAntonioledfrom cewse, eenfsrsnee 2 $ .... . Norris Olvl|Im BONUS NUMBER Philodelphia 76era 131, Weotern Conference. Alex . the opening moments, y.Mlnn~ota Phoenix Sun 112; New EnSlishucored34paintsnnd Norm Nixonled San Diego 143~ 39 8 3~4 316 12 WIN , Jersey.. Nets 100, Indiana Dan Issalhad 2I for Denver. with 27 points, while Terry ,,.Oetrolt ,,,3.14 31 3,,39 7 ,,,310 3oo29/53 ,, s OUT ov 206 *2 17'P ° Pacers 98; "Los Angeles Dalley led the Bulls wlth19/' Cummings had 03. " Chicago 7336.3~ e3sl,s~0 • ..... Toronto 74 34 '41 9 331 364 57 WIN :',I:" ' • , y-Edmont~nlmYn~, my,.. 4 OUT OF S I !,6,16 ...... ' ,,,,,,,,4,,,9,111 218~ WIN $1(~0 • x.Wlnnlpig t3 39 33 10 311 341 6! Whitecaps ` suffer another loss x.Vllncouver ou, ~ " ' ' ' ' , ;~" ' "' ' ' '"~ ;" ' ", 7S30.38 733731167 i LOS An0eles ,. I W, nning t.ckets must be presented to an author,zeal Western r.. VANCOUVER (CP) -- Whitecaps, out of a playoff Fernando DeMatthneik~" ~s 314312 317355 $4 • CanadaLollery FoundahonLOTTO 6/49 reta,lertocated New'i;York Cosmos moved ep0t;s~fere'd' their 20th loss , Chic 0 Boris, Andrew x.Cllnch~ptmyoff berth withinAlbeda. Br,hshColumbla, Maniloba or Saskatchewan y-CllfCh~l into I~,con:plscein.... , the~- North. ~, .,.,, !~, 30. g~dneli~:: . , ,, :: ...... : ...... ;, Parkinsen and Gerry Gra"y SlI~¥flrlt, Nuultl piece wheremustbecla,medwllhlnlheyearfollowmglhedrawdateprizes may be pa,dor claimlores provided. Pr,zes Ame~cen Soccer 1;uKue" l~..~'York."led4-1aftor~e, scor~ New York'~s other Cll0erlrEdmonton 4 4WIMIpeg Buffalo 33 Intheevenlofdlscrepancybetweenlh,shslandtheolficml HertfoN S NY ~Islenders 4 wlth"a 9-4 win ove]e Van':~ .com!~,rtaMe't;~-l~ddt~h~( : . '" - ~ s. mn~,,,,, 3 • ' • ,., . . .,:..:...,~t-. ..,. !. • . ... eter waru, 'uovm ' c~tc~o et ~ont~ SAT. MAR. 24, 1984 ' " ' ]qorman, MikeSwee,syand ~n,N.,~e at .my J~,~ Connie Roberts skates here In the Terrace JACKPOT ESTIMATED'AT Troy ~m. figure skating club's 11th annual ice Carnival. , If::wa~:New :York;s i'~h ~{~veMoycrsledCnsmo, Steve Nesin scored for *e~on ,,., ,eng.. N , RobertsskatedihefeaturesolooftheCarniva, I I wln"BgsJlilst 11 IOSSPJ 8JIld With three ffonlB and two "Vancouver. New,Jersey at N* ,ldander. $1 Mlttl0N • Ne,onel .ockay L,.u, =or- whlchwastltledT.V. Fantasia. SpaceOdessoy, J . moved tllem to within one assists, while Dragan The Seekers play Van-" i,o I.o.r, .,~. ,am., s,~ey Barman and Robin, Strawberry Shortcake, I game ~f first-place San VuJovlc added *two goals couver Wednesdsy at nlwm 'lvO~dOIk'~Dild;~l~gt~klMb; ' , ,.e A p and the'Smurfs were some of the skating "Z'OU][l~lt| " Dick~ Seekers. The and two assists. Pacific Coliseum. Coffey,OretakY"e~mSam .3, .31, .s,1, preseptatlons Included In the two day show.

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living person is that of Iran's Ayatollah Ruhollah B~omeini, ~ Morning ' A.~. TO~ey Film Fill ¢B$ Permws ShOW Jimmy, N~n Con't POlice News whose signature goes for about 1800. - V ;4S America- c...Con'S N~va COve'S Swlggort • • COn'f . Con'l Con't 100 Co~'f ~ _ 'Cuban. President Fldel Castro's autograph in worth about ' ' ' i ! ! Good Htmtlay l~111~ml ;. GrNn Can'l , " - . $579, says Herman Darvlck, president of the l,~00-member 9 !~" ThiW°rkout~0'Mln°tee~le Co~'lC°n'fWebsfor Company 5treat Sfreof Faint Con'l TERRACE.- Friday night was a busy night for Terrace Universal Autograph Collectors Club, which held a con- :~ of NI0hf Coo'i" Can't co~'t • Can't Give & Moovemem Con'! Con't Friendly Glint Can't Telw Tours Con't RCMP with three incidents oceurring within two hours of ventlon attended by about 125 paople Sunday at a Hollywood .... i each other, hotel; ' ~en.~ co.,i Ounshue Clnldllm aAvll'ol~miMl Designing PH' Cofl't Sol.oil ¢ommuofty Home Infor. Parfoot I~ckmlat At 1:30 a.m. on March 17, the front door of the Terrace Darvick, a fifth-Made teacher, says autoipruph hounds 1N.m..Vi ~ Lovln0 Oeflnltkm Can't Mr. Readlt @o to Anlmagefle ' SlX Curitog Rink wan smashed in. Damage wu estlmated to be Include Roman writer Qcero 'S,000 years ago, who was "-- Con't ~a Conq Con't ~P kllflCi Sill. i ii i i i approximalelY i~0. reportod in have bra~lled abaut a hand-writtm letter he hnd .... Family ' smaof Hot ~lame Let's Dranv Preahl~d CW 61~ At I:~0a,m, of the same morning, a fight etuptedin the received from Julius Caesar. 1 1:,'; ,and , ~,,. Potato SlreM Umb¢llll Skitchlng i J:~0 RylO'I Draw Mmn 14ome I I t.d~ , HOPe Ol~nll Surch for Con'f P~ i- parking lot of Jezebel's Cabaret. Two Terrace men were ~ Tomorrow Con'l Oil ~ IJwI Gordenor cor1~ ~fln arrested and charges of escaping lawful custody .and QUE~N COLLECTS , What i i Noon Dlyl Wild Roving AVII de CAIl't -osaulUnga pencoofncer m pe.d~ ngninkt 0neof them. Queen Victoria coUected autogral~m," as cud U.S. 1 Ill All All My New~ of My America Rit~ort RiKherche Con~l Approxlmataly,4~ misuses late~, at 3:18 a.m.~ a sin~a : p ruldents James Madison and ~i Roosevelt. 1 L ' C,lid¢in Hour Our Chll~'en In Hlrmo~ly Oonmvantwe Alia Con*f blvea ¢on't Invintlve ChIN Travel BOO COn'! mot0r-veMde accident .f~ t lion q[ -' ! it? slowly catching on; Darviek, 38, said of the hobby . . :e . co,,t con,i i Kofosd Road and Fliehwa~.~,/~'~it:" ~". ~,,' ~ ,~! .~,: . :,'. sa he,watched fellow anthusluts sollloe, buYinii ewapping 1:.-~,, on. ~it,.r Anomit ¢BC.TV All Aleut YOU Otlfo Boo Comfy The lone occupant Q!.the ,v~e;ITe~r, Ice reeldent, was and sharing views on whoso signature is hot and whose is Ai: LIfo World World Nsun Stories Can't Con,t Tor111Mt fo CO~'! Con't 'TIk~ Up CIo~l" undgrltafld Au Tempest not injured when ids ~fbhlele rolled ~v~el'tlmes, Charges not. , . . ; . uv, co.,i Con't 3O Arts E~rela Ihe Eirlh Jsur C~'I of impaired drivin~ and dr/ving with a blood aleobal count IiLike any other hobby, people do it for dlffere~t reasons. ' ' , " I I Oorlfil lat The Match WOk with Move ~'! II Cm~'f exce~ .0e are pending, Damage is estimated to be See this letter signed by Teddy Roosevelt? YOu can't get I ill HoStel HOOOlIat Gimq Yen Ilrtlk Con't Joor C~I'I ~,000. any closer to Teddy than this. He touched ~is paper. His I ~ co~,t c~,I Hollln,~ud DO It FO~ M/nd Cll~me CotI'I • Om't ~n't Squor~9 .Yoorlelf Hidden Your Co~ur m C°~°I At' aplxoslmately S:~0 a.m. on Sunday, POlice had thoughts went down on it. It'o like a frozm moment in , ' ~ :~s | BmeklWey The Room Own dizeovm'ed a break and entry with theft had oocurred at the history." ~J wemen COO'I YSu~ Con't Omdmta ~aml~n Cm'lC~'t Terrace SoupKitchen. The theft took place in the building The most valuable signature apparently belongs to the -'1 I~ m Hor~ Can't and the C4Wt Itlm Tag womb1. Canal Restlttt ~'t Wll co~'t Con't e~'e proceeds finn} Saturdays food ~drive were being u.s. president whose time in Office Wa~ shortest, Last year, , .... , , , I i i .i .. , .~e only artielereperted stolen'atthls point is a awanlthyeollectot'paidareeord$133,000fera lumd.brliten I :o uv. ,,,f,,,: Pao~e't Smurfs ,5aUrae VOYOOl Bof~lno Le at ialend COUrl ~'f Street C~fl'f CO,~t C*m .of ~" meaL. Pollea are conUn.ulng the In- letter from President ~lam Henry Harriilon, who served .q ':: i co~,f N,~OOe Otto Day ~'t PlenM Of Con't Aim wiliptlon. " only 31 days in office before he died. . . :i~,, ~ co,,t ,can" Con't at lTlml C~'t ~ ~ Cotl't FOI~ P*geg, Th*_H*r*ld, Mo_nday,~archig,198~ , . .... i ..... / " . " " ~ ......

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TERRACE HOMEMAKER THE TERRACE Foster KSAN HOUSE Is available TERRACEWOMEN,S , 'ARE YOU PREGNANT TERRACE AR.T ORNAMENTAL IRON • FOR SALE-- Couch ,with SERVICES. provides Parents Association mee~s to women and children who RESOURCE CENTRE ! worried, thinking of an Association. Deadline for assistance • with household the fourth Tuesday of each have been physically or Drop.In centre; support' abortion? We at Birthright Railing- Fences . Gates & matching chair. Very management and dally month at Northwest mentally abused, if you servlco for' women; would like to offer you our ontrles for the 1984 B.C. SmalIWeldlng R(ipalrs sturdy and In. good living aoflvltles to aged, Community College.We are need a safe temporary Information; referral; . Festival of the Arts Jurled Bast~:etoseverl condition. Asking $300. handicapped, con. a support group for foster. refuge r.all the help llne 635. lending Ilbrsry; bookstore, support and frlandshlp. Sh,owof handmade, original L.W. Sears Phc~ 638.1993, counselling; support Free confidential veleacants, chronlcall~ IIh parents. Ifyou would like to 4042. works Is March 22nd. Entry 4106Hwy. 16East. " (pS-22mar)) talk fol ub please call BaY (ppd-aprl130.84) groups, pregnancy tests a~allbble. forms available at: Phone 635-7624 2:30 - 6:00 etc. 4530 Lakelee Ave. 4,t42 Park Avenuo; : TIIIIcum Bulldlng 4721 Suite B.C. V8G IP4. 635.3248, Ja~ule 635-6727, Museum of Northern B.C. Terrace, Trean 635.2865. opsnl2-4p.m.weekdayo 201 Lazella Ave. Office Phone 635-5135. PARENT'S-IN-CRISIS A Harbour Crafts. Return p.m. (pS.33mar) (ppd2-23mer84) hours Men.to Frl. from 9am completed forms to Tm;raco (l~d.30nev) self.help group for parents, (Ppd-7mo-~Mar'84) Io 11am Saturday 9am to .~.. . sesklng to change Art Assoc. Box 82, Torreco, TERRACE PRO.LIFE ~ • 1pro Phone 635.3907anytime VaG 4A4. NORTHERN LIGHT GAY CONNECTION desh'uctlve patterns of ALANON MEETINGS (ppd-lune84) STUDIO has a complete Education Ass'n. Is Sundays, .7.10pro 638-1362. child-rearing. Weekly (nc-22mac) concerned with upholding Mundey.~ at Mills Memorial series of allkscreen prints AKITA PUPS- CKC2]~lttsrs the right to life of the ,. (ppd.Nov84) meetings.Telephone crisis Hospital, at 8pro Phone SEXUAL ASSAULT HELP by Markgraf, "saasens" f~r $400 no. Phone 112.627.10.~ Isobe1635.9359or Gloria635. TERRACE AR.T Innocent from concepflun to llne - 635-5566 or write fo sale. or Box 1094, Prince Rupert, P.O. Box 494 Terrace, B.C. 5546. LINE 435-4042 A 245r. line Assoclatlonplctureloanwlll. natural death. Active end for support and In~rmatlon be held Wednesday March Someadditional prints that B.C. VSJ 4H6. supporting members • WE WANT YOU" to come (ppda-2()iune) (ppd.23mar04) and I(fln us, • family for victims of s~ual have been sold out, ere (p10-21mar) welcome. Phone R0borta assault. Office Iocafloni • 21 In the Art Gallery from 7. available, "Mt. Robson, 635-7749or-Mark at 635.5841. orientated group, With EVERY THURSDAY at'f7 family and adult activities. FOOD FOR THOUGHT No.2-3238 Kalwn Street, 9proEveryone welcome, PacHI¢ Rim & Others, (ppd-301une-84.) p.m. In the Hospital Pysch Opa, 9-4, N~n-Frl. (nc2.21mar) We' :ore a local support SoupKitchen-- We provide Unit there Is a movie on Phone 638-1433, group; offering friendship, free soup to those In need; Alcohol and Drugs. (l~d-a~rl130.84) E.T. KENNEY PARENTS • (acc:~mar) CANADIAN PARENTS for companlonehlp and help If thts service Is provided by French (Terrace Chapter) WOden tO families who ere volunteers who are Everyone welcome. Group" general msetlng Monthly meeting 'Is held only ~ parent. Coma and unemployed. Donations of (ppd-13apr) PROGRESSIVE CON. March 28, 7:30 p.m. Guest every, last Wednesday of [otn us the One Parent food and money are needed SERVATIVE Association of speaker - Cathy Morgan. every month at 8:00 p.m. at UNEMPLOYMENT• • I SETOF 350 headsfor ~!~. Families Assaclatlon of to maintain this service. Skeana. InformeHon Presantatl0n on French Phone 635-9464. the Kltl K'Shen staffroom. Canada. For Information 3312 SparksAve. ACTION CENTRE -- We For more Informetlen call MembershipS. Phone 638. Immerlilon. , ~: (ncstf:23mar) phone Boa 635-3238 or Judy 10am-4pro ore e non.government 1206. (nc-28mor) Cathy at 635-2151or Sue at 638-1935 Or write 6ox 372 631-1604 agency that provides edvlce 635-4691. Terrace, B.C. VGG 2B5. and counselling to the • (p6-31aug84) FULL TIME POSITION (ppdS-291una) (ppd2-Gmar) .. (ppd2-30mar84) unemployed. 'Our servlcee Junior office clerk. GROW YOUR OWl~ fresh tomatoes/' '.i "arid (Ire free. If you need help INCHES ,~WAY CLUB Applicants must have vegetables, Wlth":"~a. meets every Tuesday at Grade 12 educatloo and ] crc b (or 'dncy. Unemployment affordable green house T a~111~ Insurance problems O~ 6:45 p.m. In the Skesna accurate typing skills with • HumanResources give us a 40-45wpm. Apply by resume ($125.00 and" up' Lf~ j I Health Unit. For In. L " ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ cell. delivery and esseml)iy.) formation call Jnanne 635. to Box~ t,~0 care of Terrace- Bakker's Modular KIDNEYFOUNDATION OF CANADA ,72~ Lazelle, 7742 or Kathy 638-0497, LOVELESS: Klflmat Dally Herald, Box Rm.200 Structures. Phone 638. •Make it your ~em7 too! (Back of TIIIIcum Theatre).: (plx~.31aug) Funeral services for the late 399, Terrace. Deadline for 1768 evenings, or vlew"ati 635.4631 Graver Elroy Lovelesswere applications Is March 31, 1984. Co-up* Garden Canter.' (ppd2-30mar84) held March 2, 1984 from the JUDe CLUBS For Junior 7. (accS.mar20) 3961 Dabble S. " 14 yoers. J~Jltsu for adult. McKay Funeral Home (p20:Ga~r) A.A. MEETINGS For more Information .call ' Chapel, with the Rev. L. CO.ORDINATOR • Monday--8:33 p.m. 635.9316 and 635-9556. Froese officiating. IHDEX (Closed) PROGRAMI Special I ~:ommunlty Servl¢ss 2,~ Servl¢es (p3-30mey) Mr. Loveless was born services to chlldrsn •FOR SALE-- Panasenle| 3 Comlng Events 24 51tuofloneWanted 49 United Church 1893 In Reader Illinois. Tho 3 Notices 21 TV & Stereo 50 Homesfor Sale 4907 Lazelle DUTIES: To co-ordinate, Speaker. Phone. Plugs i 4 thformefIon Wanted 29 Muet¢etInstruments St HomesWanted family moved to Canada administer, and supervise, Into lack outlet. Walnut I S Births 30 Furniture & Appliances 52 Property for Sale brown. Retail price| 6 Engagements 31 Pets 53 Pregerfy Wanted Tuesday -- 8:30 p.m.. (Ponada area) In 1905 end .a community .based child $149. Asking Sl00. Call I Y Marriages .3:1 Llvantock 54 BuslnosSProperly (Open Speaker) then to Smltbers In 192~: S Obituaries 33 For Sa!e Ml~ellaneoul ~ BUSInessOpportun:ty • careworker program. 438-1235 after 5 p.m. I 9 Card of Thanks 35 Swap & Trade ,56 Motorcycles Sacred Hesr't Church He met and married QUALIFICATIONS:.. l0 in Memorlum 38 M|lcelleneous Wanted 57 Aotomobiles Straume Emma Morris In 1934 and . (n.p.~ri,.. I1 Auctions 39 " Marina 51 Trucks & Vans Previous experience with 12 GorsPeSale 40 " Equipment 59 Mobile Homes served 1In the Canadian 13 PersOnal - 41 Math:holy 60 Recreational Vehicles Wednesday-- 8:30 p.m. program administration. J Army from 1939 to 1945 as 14 ' Buslm~S Personal 43 ' For Rent MIscellaneoul 63 Aircraft (Women's Closed) Previous experience and-or BIKE Girls Junior N~oo 5- IS Found 44 Property for Rent 64 Financial Hospital Psych Unit" 20111 ANNUAL Arts, Crofts stationery engineer, he education In the ~uman speed.,.Excellent condltloo. , 16 LOSt 45 Room& Board 611 L~al & Hobby Show May 5.6, worked for L.H.&K. and Light blue and oh'ram;. S95'. 19 Help Wsnted 47 Sultes for Rent 69 Tenders Sorvlce-Worker profession. ~'~ For.H:r~. , ., - 48 ~..H0ffteS for P,ent,, ~ 1984. At Caledonia Senior .Scl~[ouLO!atrlct M. Phone ~LqS,470&.or638diD),, Thursday--e:30 p.m. '. . (cartlfl~,.~¢~lLqe: RtaduahI I .'~"":~(Closed) ~", '.,~tL;~Secondary. Entry forr~ii~l Helssurvlved bynllL.wlM~, of a~humen~ller.v]coWorkeHr~., .,~'v.,~ ~;...,,W(p3~20mar):r~ Hospital Psych Unit '~ ~;~* " " m m " 1 • ' and Information available Emma &,.3;,.daughters; pro~Fll~)~.;.~;.~bi|it~q~,~:~ a at Pictures Plus Framing . Lenora Van,/When end communicate effectively CLASSIFIED RATIS CLAS|I PIED ANNOUNC|NIENTS HAWKE SEAFOODS~ ~] LOCAL ONLY Frldey--O:33p.m~;! Shop, Northern Lights Doris Barezan of Alberta Notices 6.00" and to deal with crisis 6334~44 . ",, 20 words or less Sg.~0 per InNrtlon. Over Births 6.00 (Open) .... Studio; O & G Grocery or and, Ethel Chapplow of words S cents per word. 3 or more Conescutlve Engagements 6.OO Kermode Friendship Centre, elfuatlons. Specializing In .fresh Inserllons S1,$0 par Inesrtfon. Marriages 6.00 3313 Kalum write: Terrace Art prawns In season, cod, Terrace, as well as 7 For more Information Obituaries 6.~0 ~, Association, Box 62, octopus, snails, live REPUNOS Card of Thinks 6.00 grandchildren and 2 great c~taot Lorne Cupolaed at Firs1 Insertion chergag for whether run or not. In Memoriam w~.~00 Seturday--S:33p.m. Terrace, B.C. VGG 4A4. grandchildren. crab, halibut , ,and AbSolutely no refunds after esl has ~n set. ~)ver 60 WOrds, S cents each additional '" .' " (Open) ( (nc-20mer) 635.3178 or Merueen shrimp. ~. PHONE 63,5.~'1~7 -- Cfossifled Advertising" Graver was the last of the McGulre at 63S.70e7. CORRECTIONS Department. Hospital Psych Unit (p20-Gapr): Mult be made before escond Insertiorh 'George Loveless line of Send resumes to: • ~ t%;,. Allowance can be made for onJy one incorrect SUBSCRIPTION RATES Sunday--g:30p.m. TERI~ACE PARKS Gad Telpuddla Martyrs; which ad. llhIctlve Ocfoher !, ltd0 Program Administrator Single Copy |~: (Men's Clesed) Recreation Department Is was the beginning of the Terrace & District BOX NUMBERS By Carrier mlh. iS.S0 AngllcanChurch ~ offering Children's Spring Farm Labour Union of el.00 pickup. By Carrier yesr 30,00 Community Services S2,00 mailed By Mail 3 mlhs, ~.g0 • Basement Break Creative Drama and England. 4530 Lakelse Ave. By Mail 6 mths. 3S.0Q. 4726 Lazelle (nc2.t6,19mar) CLASSIPIEO DISPLAY By Mall 1 yr. 58.00 Jazz Dance Workshop for 6 Terrace, B.C. Rates available upon request. Senior Clll|e~ I yr. 30.00" ' to 12 year aids. Course runs VIIG 1P4 24hrs.--~18.8195 ; Monday to Friday, 10am- WOULD THE PERSON NATIONAL CLASSiFlaO RATE Sritlsh Commonwealth and United States of (ecc~23mer) 32 cenls.per agate line, Minimum charge 15,00 America I yr. ~S.00 wanting to purchasee 26' per insertion, (ppdlSmar)~ 12:30pm. For more The Herald reserves the right to classify ads Information call 638.1174. ESCORTS •WANTED all boat and trade a Camero LEGAL • POLITICAL and TRAN|IENT AD- under appropriate headings and to est,rsles TERRACE & areed. See our ed In the car on It pleasecall Charles VERTISING therefore end to determine page Ioueflon. DISTRICT (ncS.22mar) 37 cents per linD. personal column. Knight- Wilson at 274.4157 COMMUNITY The Herald reserves the right to revise, edit, club. Richmond, B.C. BUSINESS PERSONALS Classify or relict any advorflsemeot and Io SERVICES .TERRACE.THORNHILL AUCTION SALE-- Sunday SS,00 per line per month. On a minimum four retain any answers directed to the Herald Box (p20-29mar) (pS.20mar) month basis. 635-3179 Band Parents Association: Mar. 25- 2pro. He Reserve. Reply Service and tO repay the CUSlomerthe sum Paid for the advertisement and box rental. 4530 LakeleaAve. Garage sale. Another Everything must gel By the ~ ~" 'COMING IVINTS • , Terrace VaG 1P4 piece or the pile. For Nan.Prefit OrgeoIsstlons. Maximum 5 days Box repl;es on "Hold" |nslrucflona not picked up prolact to raise funds for Insertion prior tO event for no charge. Must be Within 10 days of expiry of an advertisement W~II Band Trips Is coming up on Consignments welcome. .Worde or less, typed, and Submitted to our otflce.~ ALTERNATE be destroyed unlesS mailing Inelructions are L.W. Sears Auctlen recetveo, Those answering Box Numbers are EDUCATION April 7. A Giant Garage Sale requested not to send originals of ®cumants to 4106 Hwy. 16 East DEADLINE will-be held at the Skeene DISPLAY avoid lOSs.All claims of errors In agvertlssments must be received by lhe publisher within 30 days COMMUNITY Jr. Sac. Cafeteria from 9am Phone 635.7824 2:30 - 6:00 ONE PART-TIME NOOn hag days prior to PUblication day. after th* first publication. WORKS until lpm. p.m. POSITION available. Apply MUST SELL--: Water.well" CLASSIPIID it IS agre~ by the aovertlser reqt;eeflng space We are accepting Mendayto Friday. In parson to A & W drilling rig. Phone 628.Li43. 11:00 I.E. On ally previous to day of publication CONSUMER Monday to Friday. that the liability of the Herald In the event of donations for this. Please (p5:23mer) Restaurant. (p20-Saprll) failure to PUblish an adverllesment or In the COMPLAINTS OFFICER svent of an error apPearing In the ,ldvortikmonl phone ~'L5-3352for pickup, or (acca-28mer) • s I~/i0llMIndShill be limited to the amount paid A DEBT by the advsrnesr for only one Incorrent Insertion COUNSELLOR bring your Items to Skenna, ALL CLASSIFIED CASH WITH ORDER other AGENT needed an agent, then IUSlNISSEI WITH AN RSTABLiSHED for the gordon of 1he sdvefllslng agKe ocCUpied 635-1256 centre front entrance, ACCOUNT. by the Incorrect or emitted item only, and that presently covering the between 7pm and 9pm on there shall be no liabiilty to any extent greeter Burns Lake to I?rlnce than the amount pald for such advertS,lag. MEALS.ON.WHEELS Friday, April 6. Service chine of IS.H on all N.S.F. cheques. 635-3178 Rupert area or major part. Advertlanmants must comply With the SritlSh For further Inlay;motion" JOIN THE SHAKLEE thersof. An Interested In WEDDING DESCRIPTIONS Columbia Human Rights Act vdllch prohibits any phone 638-1847. ONE BEDROOM suites NO Chelae pmvlded neWS ~bmllfod wlthln One advertising that dl~rlmlnetes e~almt any N ORTHW EST ALCOHOL & Sllmmers, the diet program aCClUlrlnge European meat manth. Person bKaues Of hll race, rel[gion~ sex, color, (nc-Gapr) Low rents. Close to fuwn nltlanallty, incactry or pike Of origin, or DRUG COUNSELLING for s slimmer, healther you. spa¢lalty line to suPplement 10eciull his Igl il I~twiln i4 lad 65 yllrl, 638-8117 For Information call Nancy existing lines. Refrigerated and 'shopping. Phone SW, TorrKe, m.C. Home I~llvery unless t111 condlll0n Ii iUlllllsd by • bOnl fldl SKEENA YOUTH 635.9571. vehicle required. 6155 days, 638-1533 tO ~15-' Vse 4B4 Ph~be&SS-4Ne r_~l~lremant for thl WOrk Involyed.. MAJOR AND MRS. WQRKSINCENTIVE (pS-19mer) Remuneration based upon ~e0 evenings. GEORGE CLARKE, PROGRAM (SYWIP) 'commission. Reply stating 635-5778 Territorial Evangelists of iNTRODUCTIONS In your business experience to: the Salvation• Army In area. Gala, guys, gays, • P.O. Box 1300, Station A, WOODGREEN TERRACE SP~CI~LSERVICES Canada will be .conducting .lesbians, awlngaref escertl, Surrey, B.C. V3S 1GO. APARTMENTS.- 1, 2 and 3 TOCHILDREN an Evangelistic Crusade at fun~ marriage, you nasa It ,. (accS.19mar) bedroom opartm, to. 635-7087 the Salvation Army In we find It. Knlghtclub, 3107" Downtown Iocellly,:;. 4: Terrace March 24.26. 29 Ave., Vernon, B.C., VIT i Complete with dlshweshor, de Services begin each night at IZ2 d04-S49-5254. Sent fireplace, frldge, steve and TERRACE HOMEMAKERS 7:30pro. All welcome. For g~neral dellvery. drapes. Undercover "' • 635-5135 tree transportation please (p29.29mar) parking. Security entrance.' " cell 635-5446; 635-97]6. Phone 635.9317. TERRACE RECYCLING (nc-23mer) (accseptl'2fti,, . 635-7271 HATE PAINTING hera SINGER-SONGWRITER .. FENCES? Fast, efficient., VOCATIONAL SUPPORT Bev Ross will be In Concert spray painting available., TETRAULT/ & LIVING SKILLS' on Sunday March 19 at,8 Cell: AI Ftsher, .2349 Classified Mail.in Form 63S-7i~1 p.m. at Don Dlogees FILTER QUEEN Hemlock . St. Terrace, PLACE *" Your Ad Restaurant. Tickets are $4 Sales & Service (pl0d. end a~'e available at the Phone •-:~ ~*. (P~ .9~ar).,i, ::IAPARTMENIS (ppda.aog. 04). 135.70N door. Sponsored by the' • :..ri~J:)l?~. l~l=rldge, leave, dr&pea, Name ...... Address ...... Terrace Coffeehouse. ;corpeHn0 off street AL TOOVEY 1WILLOO laUnd~::; "~•"'~ :(nc-18mer) re'vice. Reesenable're~ii~." parking, security Town ...... : .... ; ..... Phone No. of Days ...... MI"L LS MEMORIAL, FURNACE REPAIR To Inquire call 638.1396, : syo~m. • , Classiflcat Ion ...... Send ad along with Hoopltal Auxiliary Thrift; Phona&lS.TSN JUSTICE AHD PEACE (aft) cheque Or money order to: Shop la having a brown beg;~I Father Carlof, a world (aft) Rents start at 20 words or less: S2 per day DAI LY HERALD gala. Sale starts on Tues.*, renowned Jesuit from tl~ TOTAL BUSINESS SER- JOHN KROEKER CONST. March 6th until Sat. March:'~ Phllllplnes, will speak on S4.50 for three consecutive da~;~; 3010 Kalum St. VICES 24 hr. Answering LTD. sPeCializing In $29S * 10. Hours: Tues. to Frl. will; the scriptures end Justiceat $6 for four consecutive days Terrace, B.C. ~ervlco, Typing, Paging, resldenhal constructl on, be 12 noon until 3 p.m. and ~o g p.m. Thursday, March 22 Phone manager $7.50 for five consecutive days VaG 2M7 Photocopying Alarm Renovations and Faun. enytln)e. ' Sat. 11 a.m. until 4 p.m.~ at Veri~aa School on monitoring. ~ Kalum St. More clothes will ba edded~ Straume; Everyone daflons, References Phone 6,18.8195. availabla. Phone ~lS.7~M7. every day. 'Welcome. 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pets. Phone ,S.SS,. s~eo, goodcondltlon. ~ any~oremo~dus?_~.O.".~' ~%~enao~O~:x~am~,~u~ ~t~eS~:t~s~...norel~, Y~.aya.y, tl)ey..areJust_'--dem-~).mov/etsbeh~ Available Immedlnfely. 1~) Yamaha 650 CC I~E~:, ::~ . . :, ...... , , . .... m.ce[ nacreous nm.enuo8me reallUos of re-re~esso~natlm~Uy. : '1 i~,.,',~ ,"-" I- k ~ (P~2~mar)I I I Sl~clal. Falrcondltlon. ~ ~ A. As a matter 0f'fact _..amy,:m~. xoveiy, acuesa, mmgs /'ve heard In. my moaerniffe. ~- . ~ .~";~.' ...... ~ " . ,Plane:Terry:af.:~32~61,1 I ~ ~ shewill.. The~-}~ar~a ",n~VenSW,t~dg~m_e.m_°~_e whole.llle..--.C.U.. '.: . -__-:; _ - -| NEW TWOSOME: Seen" 2;-~'BEOROQM aulte, hehVmh9arn&'~. ~~ ~ Oreor, who o~e was mar- _,,~, ~.%u~.o.ma.uway ~. xos,.mere m a btg _- -: -.: -\ ! Cannery's20-year.old sea .Wanhlhg, drysr, frldgesnd: .. (acc10-29mar) ~,~, ~ rled to el'ooner.".Rudy • ~uy nears ..rw. ~/ouso: .m.o,vementamoug Grace ~ Jason has fallen In Iov~ ~.,~N0 I~,.~efcnmcm:. ". - ..... - : --- Valle~,lsmeldngareturn ..~o~SU:o_mga~'m_ m r~euysmm.~.doJ.ustthal. ~r~ with acireas. Lealey-Dom/ regulred. Phone 635-9378. " '" FOR .~ALE" 1~0..Ford ~ ~ .to fllms.In:"Aphmt All " 'S_iei;~qlr_U~_"~'ue ~ney :.proclaan :ane wan m!.~"~l~~ and l boar they're alm)hd~: '~Whateverha---a,~ Odds" 'sta~/.~ni Rachel .,~_..~rs-.w.ear.ms a moreumnanactreasora ~~ lyineq~aral)leInLoedan.- (P4-2,mar) Pinto.: GoOd condition. Jane(~e]r? Shewasone Ward and •Jeff Bridges. ~a~_'"sLy!e2ea~e.r . .pnn~..an.tithe. tab•per- Se~'e sod Is quite a hie ~kln~Phone ~s-~075. of the most beautltui and. What .makes thto even ,,u~ ~c~e~. ~umougn mrmen, nurne~es. Jnot ~ . younger than Le~ey but 3,::BEDROOMmolto: Close to school.bnsemant and " (p10.21mar) telenl:edactresses of the more lnteresUng is that forapproached hutographe, several the timespair InrecenUy Prancea IO-year-old claimed girla WEDDING BELLS: becamethat's noby allhinderance reports !~. towh. : :" Frldlle, stove H~10a and '50s but I haven't Jane starred In "Out of the ,. continuedamblin~ and gaz- ndranuleus return of her Incl0ded. Fully :carpeted. Pant" In 1947, ,which .was tog Into each other's eyes; Amanda Blake, the has bls father's looks and. Avelalble s_nytlme. No pets. bosocl oo the mu~e hoo~ an eyesight (she was blinded celebrated "Miss Kitty' of charm. "Against. All Odd&':-"- In not out of rudeness, but after an accident), after R~mn~ i'eqOlred~ Vor TV's "Gtmsmoke," te all that one she had the Rachel because they seemed too drenming that Grace optimist like Lean Turner, more information phone Ward'role;;.now she plays rapt (and wrapped) up in edher eyas. L~ Taylor and the Gshor • product/an of Tenneesne. m.370f. ~each other to notice Rachel's m0~her. "' " saybodyel~; ~'ls. She's going to take on WflIlams' classic "The~ • ?~..:;!:,., ~...... (p3.20msr) ' "FOR SALE-- 19"19 =A ton a filth husband in April Glass Mana~.rio":!s on. i r i Dodge Pickup. Now motor Q..I unde/~d J~lca when she marries Terns tap, our drama ~ went" Ikt~shr~lumblm o~unotlmnn Mark Spnoth. • ,KEYSTONE and paint lob. S36OO OBO. • Mlnlotlyot Translation ., Lange and pna.vright-~tor. to see the curnmt Broad-: APARTMENTS .638-1396. (aft) and~h~ Sam SboparO are qu~to a The ,r~.year-uld Amanda way revival of this play. '..:,;.;;UNDER NEW HIGHWAYS-'I'ENDERS. eanple.-,both oaserean has put her Phoenix, Ariz., Wows One ththg that ba~-: MANAGEMENT Itl~ OMC S15 V6 auto, H.D. 'PRINCE- RUPERT and off. How does fills af- ranch on the market aa ed us is the ecene In which; i,-2,'.and 3 bedroom payload. Radials, Low ELECTORAL DisTRiCT fect the~h when they are ac- she's getUng ready to move Amanda Plmmner, ~.WhO:. Sultan svelteble. miles. ~Like new condition. ring together? -- T.T. ta~ Anslln whore number plays the crippled:. Crushed Granular live Uve~. 'S~,~czars & clean. Phone 53&8028. AggregateIn Stockpile A. Well, those' wha've daughter, aceldently: seen She'.rushes of their q. While watching an Ab- buinps a table and knocks. Extras Include: Heat, ' (p10-27mar) Highways Malntomlnce hot/" water, , Inundry now-filming "Country" bott & Costello film over her colle~tton of- taclllflse, storage looker Yard rt the Lange-Sl~pard fesUval, I wan surpr/sed to valued minlaturn glens~ 251 KazanRoad ." Q. Over the years, I have bear an announcer Inform & :,parking; Roferences a about a. nontom- lYonn fascinated by the animals. The uuicorn fuils~, reqdred as of Fib. 144, Prince Rupert, B.C. porary farm lamuy may be 'IV vie~em that thin funny to the floor, breaking Its. Anastasia riddle. You pair originally began In Please i phone &IS:S224. Tender documents with one of themost romantic Imow, the daughter of the born, while all the other envelope, plans, burlesque. Did those great ,.,..:,, "(acc'aSlan.Wn) ~ films of the year. Their off- " Ruuslan ~ who Was sup- : " ~hnats. remain on tl~: specifications .and screen romance Is comed~ ready ~et their table. Picase clue us In an :../ ;:,.;: .... to fiave' escaped start /n such sordid .sur- conditions of fender:are translating into an when the rest of her family to how thts Is engl~rred, .~ 1½ . BEDROOM,- self. roandthgs?-- T.N. .: ":;0~ ...: .: OPPORTUNITY! $700 available .free of charge ouscreen chemistry that was assassinated. What's so we can oopy It In our pro=: contalned unlt. $~7S~0'per A, The' late Bud Abbott DOWN and monthly • $414 ONLY from Sulte204~15Ist. has the celluloid smolder- Um latest on her? -- B,A, dueUon. --J.B. -': m0. P~. Malcolm S. 5 end ~,late Lan Costollo Q. we hear the wonderful boys2 bedroom home'ln Ave. West, Prince Rupert . :A. Thls mystery has boon actor, SterlIng Hayden, Ires A. I ~ backstoge: p.m;~t :~:i~, Terrace Trailer Co0rt on did.ind~/sturl.out In thla for you, and learned that : B.C.; VSJ IB3, Phone 624- ,i~ing on ever sInce the 1918 form of bawdy entertain- become a familiar figure In :,..... - {acc&feb-ffn) Graham Ave. (for approved 62~ between the hours of q. la there rentiy goIng to massacre of the Russian various Manhattan antique the glass animals were ~ be a sequel to "2001: A Inane, as did so many other already glued to the table '~ buyerL Pad rental g:30 e.m..and 4:30 p.m. royal famUy at EketoHn- major comedians. Lou wan shops. Does he come 2 ,BEDROOM suHe In InclUded. Have your home Monday to. Frl~y, except • ~paco Odysoey"? It's my l~'g. There have been through as a self-important top -- with the exception of ThornhllL. No pets. favorite 'mov/e and l've btiled an "The Bad Boy of the. almut-to-full unicorn. "~. peM for In S years. Has Holidays. , many movies about it, movie star type? -- J.Z. Referencesrequired. Phone heard 'they're making Burlesque." They paled lucldentially, I saw about i lovely wood stove and other Tenders will be openedat notably "Anastasia," star- up In the 19~I0~with Bud Ab. 6354894 or 638-13~6. Suite 204-8151slAve. West, another, but so far no fll~. ring InSdd Bergman, and, A. Hayden, who collects in- I00 spare unlc0rns with extras. PhoneRan (collsct) --K.K. bott playing stral~t man. horns' ready (p10-21mar) Prlnes Rupert; B.C.; VeJ of course, the woman many terestlngc~, is general- break-away at 632.2131T.K. Renlly Ltd. A. "2001: Odyssey TWO" Thelrmalerfal was typical. behind the scenes for 1B3 allege to be Anastasia, An- ly blue and very racy. The ly garbod more like a SMALL* 2 BEDROOM (p10-29mar) will definitely be at a movie en Anderason' Manshm, pe r en. Good THE TENDER SUM FOR two went on to Holtywned moun to/n man, complete duplex' with stove and theatre near you .by still lives In Vlrginla. The Luekl i THIS-P'ROJECT IS TO and cleaned up their act to with bear~ backpack.and, fringe, "at 3-~35 Mnon- FOR SALE-- 12)(42" mobile Christmus 1964. The movie latest wild rumor is that often, a large, gnarled home. Very good condition. INCLUDE FEDERAL sequel is being based on the two of the tsar's daughters become top motion picture I read that tormer U.8. ~. talnvlew Ave. Phone 635. • SALES TAX. draws, cleverly re-work/rig Walking stick. He's 2577 to vk~w. Must be seen, 4 appliances book sequel bY Arthur C. -- net" Anastasia, but O]ga PresidentGerald Ford and ,~ Tender opening date: the old berley-cus bits Into gentlemanly, low-key and (p20-23mar) and pried to sell $8,000. Clarke and will star Roy and Maria -~ survived. extremely modest, and has lre. Ford recently anw the Phone 635.4457. March 23,1984. Sche/der and John And supposedly Gigs left skits and routines sanlUzed roadway musical ,"L~ ,~ for the screen. been known to, walk Into a • ONE,:& TWO BEDROOM (pS.19mar) O.S. CunllfM Lithgsw. I can't tell you documents with an Italian abep and quietly preface a Cage Aux Follu," Did they Apts."Goed' rates. Call A-District Highways much . more, however, doctor wldch may solve the s]~ thto theh" seato as the Q. I can't walt-to see questlon to the proprietor manager any time for FOR REHT-- 2 bedroom - Manager because It's being filmed in mystery once and for all. with'the words, l/ghte dimmed to avoid be. "Racing With the Moon," "Hello, l's ing nettoed?+ M. MeH. ~Lb~, ont to vIew. Phone h'allar on largo lot. No pets. FOR: top socrecy. Iocidentally, At least, that's the story Sterling Hayden... I'm an ! Clarke has ~new book, Just the upcoming Senn Penn- The outgein~ Fords ar- References required. 3 A.E. RHODES' thts week, (acc~ldsc.tfn) Acting.DuputyMINster " published,• called "1984: Elizabeth McOovern actor." rived a lull IS minuten prior bedroomtrailer, 2 bnths. No movie, which I hear in sot : (accT.23msr) Spry". "It's based on q. How many times has to ourtaln and, thou~ :~ Pets; References required, Clarke's essays about. Oelclle Hawn been mar- during the more innocent ~. escortedby socret sorvloo phone 638:1365 or ~1S.4~4. modern tochnolo~Ical llle rfed? And who Is she see- l~10s, Will.there be lots of men (who sat on either side (p10-21msr) and George OrwelI's h~ now?-- S.C.' the wonderfully nostolgic of the couple), /hey were ...... ii: I t~l]a] u~uy o~Tmmmomt~- theories; A. onldie has been mar- music of. this period, completely natural and "~ ~mdHl0hw~y~ . dad twice, the first time to especiuily the recording of freely chatted with well. HIGHWAYS-TENDERS. .~. dimctor'GusTrikonin. Her • "Racing With the Moon" wishers, signed Playbills BEDROOM townho~e In Q. Let's be honest. Isn't-usoond;.:hashend was the by my favorite baddlender, and shook hands with such ~. Level Course & Repavlng V~u~knMo~?--a.g. 4700,~ Btock.. Wnlsh Ave.. Conh'acf:~ .(--: ~a:lv':,J*" ;! ~! ! Bathe MIdier:w~l~M.Ul~ as/-', ~ Huds_on~!brether, am~kte~r~ :::G S. :':~. "~' ,.,:,'7.Bill. She,has two'eblldren; . lq. Hard topredlet nt~ds ...... ~i,-~, ~ y~ Bryonor, Ensulto p!umblnil. FelrvlewAppro0ch point, I've. Just seen a ~;i|;;i;i;i Imn~edl~m,y." 487-R, Prince Rupert ~dte h6iieitiy;'~0t'by.;a "Oliver and Kate. Goldle Q~ I always seem to be who ease over to chat. FOR SALE-- 1974 school long shot. Granted Bette s ./:/lives alone with her family rough cut of lids picture getting those two wonder- ]nmleally, a young couple SSX).month. Phone ~-S407 Tender documents with recent films -- both her .;~ at the California beach col- (directed by Richard Ben- eeafedtoward Um center o! = after ". -4pro. , bus 48 passengers. Asking envelope, 'plans, fully starch actresses, 24A99. Phono635.6617. s01o show voldele and an" ony:of Malib'u. She's been Jamln) In which soan is Mildred Natwiek and the same row remained - (p3-20rnar) specifications and seen an a-newly enlteted (ecc10.22mar) unfortunate Item titled seeIng actor Kurt Russell, Mtldred Danneck, a bit oblivious to all thla ect/vity conditions of tender are "Jinxed"-- went nowhere, her. co-star in "Swing U.S. Marine, and El/zabeth near the Isle; as they lre- 2 'BEDROOM house un available free of charge mixed up. Have they ever But the Divine One Isn't Shift," Goldle's latest as his' teenage heartthrob. met? --H,D, qusnUy inn:--d returned to acreage. Frld~ end stove. The title-song, along with FOR" SALE-- 1980 • 23' ONLY from Ministry of. giving up. After a stint movie which comes out this More then that, they've their sente during Intormls. = Wood burning and.or ell' Frontlar motor home-20,000 Trnsportatlon and writing and promoting a spring. I'llksepyoupested some other vintage music, slan, they had no thkithg of furnaco:o~ the Bench. $200 acted togetherl Mfldren km. Asking $25,000. Phone Highways, Suite 204.815 1st book ("The Sage of Baby ontidsbuddthgremanco. had beenremoved from the Natwiak, who's now 75, the Identity of the : per"month. Phone 63&16~. Ave., Weal, Prince Rupert, Divine"), Bette's back in soundtrack. Interestln~ly, appeared lp suoh dist/nguished couple who Available April 1st. (pS.23mar) VS.I 1B3, Phone 624-62~ Hollywood. She has a new I do hear it may be kept coartmu~y mint to reinstated In time for its memorable pictures an • (pS-20mar) between the hours of 8:30 record comthg out, Also, q.' I heard they are mak- "The Long Voyage Home," 1~ them throughl 1 'a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Monday to ~'e mulling over several Ing a movie about the release March 23, so I'll keep you posted. " " "The Quiet Man" end I 4 BEDROOM h~m with Friday, except Hollday.s. movie projects, One, discovery of a dinoanm. In. • "Barefoot In the Park," finished basement.Clom to • Tenders will be opened st "Poor LittleRich oirr', Mr/ca. Is thin based on a and has also starred as one real event? If so, I'm sur- ,q..What's this about Bar. schnola"imd downtown. Suite 204, 815 First Ave. would have her working Of "The Snoop Sktere" in prised it hasn't' made bra. Streisand. fallIng for per month. Phone fi35411)S Weet; Prince Rupert, B.C. with none other than Joan the 'IV .Rrlus. Mildred Rivers. The due would cer- headlines all over the playwright Neff Simon? Is or 53841131, VSJ 163 ~ who's ~ I ac ~ tainly make oparl~, fly but I world;-- N. O'N someone pulling my leg? -- (pS-21msr) THE TENDER SUM FOR both on stage and screen In wonder who would get the A. You're right, it would S.A, THIS PROJECT IS TO "Death of a Salesman," . A. S~ds silly, but who HOME TO RENT.--. lustlau~h. . : have made headlines -- if It along, with appearances in ENRAIL INCLUDE FEDERAL • had happened.' The movie knows? Simon, of course, Redecorated. In quiet area. SALES TAX. such films, an "The Nun's TENDERS FOR you're thinking of is called is recently divorced from Cell 638.1647. Tender opening date: actress Marsha Mason. Story," "Baby Doll" and dlmlP IIOM FOIl CONSTRUCTION OF "Baby" and Is currently "Buttorfleld 8." Most coin- March 23, 1~1. being filmed by Walt Barbra Just ended a HEART GRADING AND cldentally, the two D.S. Cunllffe Disney Studios. It's based" longtime liaison with DRAINAGE, PRINCE A-District " Highways on a completely flctlUous boyfriend Jon Peters. distloBulshed Mlldreds GEORGE YARD, PRINCE were featured In Alfred Manager script by. Clifford and Ellen What's more, Barbra and B.C, HEART FOUNDATION Hltchoek's 1955 movie i GEORGE, BRITISH A.E. RHODES Green, but the idea Is not as Nell started off 1984 by hav- ~ S "The 'tYouble With Harry," COLUMBIA. Acting Deputy Minister far-fetched as it seems. /ng a dinner date after Work consists of hauling & Shirley ManLuine's. first (acc7-23mar) '11lore in a branch of scien- which Simon s'ald simply: disposal of excavated q. Will Terry Moore ever tists called eryp- "She's terrific." Neff even picture. Now you'll hav~ an opportunity to study thek BEAUTIFUL CORNER materials; hauling, ploclng tell the full story of bin brief t(m)ologtsts who believe says they might eventually scenes together and sort LOT-- Must sell • owner and compacting, excavated bet prefltoble marriage to that dinosaur-like work on a movie together. leaving area located In material; s~pply end place billionaire Howard creatures may still exist I, out Natwick and Dmmeck controlled Thornhelllhts CMP end. catch baslos; Haghas? -- J.B. the innermost recesses of Q. Every movie I go to l I m I • l A.' She certainly will. subdivision In Terrace. supply, place and compact PROPSRTY PaR. the African Congo. seems to have pot smoking Asking $13,500: Phone 624. granular material; supply IALII BY 1'111Olll Terry Just sold her 'book In it. I have some lmpre~ The British Columbi• Buildings telling perhaps more than prince Rupert. and place asphalt paving; Corpor•tlon (the "Corporation') sionable children st home Invltel TorKIwl to Purchale the we wanted to know about and I'd like them to go see . L (pS-23mnr) SupplY and place fence; oil fof I~wlng L•nd 0flly. her famous liaison with some of these films, but I disposal. . LOCATION: Atlln, Former ForeMi Hughes. It'll be published Sealed tenders In the self. " site don't want them to start LEGAL OESCRIPTION: LOIS 11, 19 by Simon & Schuster under smoking the stuff Just addressed envelopewlll be mdl10,1nock~,Plan678,Townslteofthe title, "The Beauty and because they see movle received up to 111 o'clock Mlln size (APPI~OXIMATE): I.~.I0m2 t,h~ Billionaire.- You'll Apa,tm,nts stars doing It. -- H.D. noon Mountaln Standard ~l, offws must be submlfled to fl~. recall that |ust year, Terry Tlme, Thursday, April ~I, " ~" of me BuildingManager on llz A. It's unlikely that your 111"/4 Ford ~4 ton auto, PS, Offer 1o Purchsm form In • sealed, told the world that In 1949 children would be persuad. 1904, clearly marked envelope, no Istw she married Hughes NEW CANARY: Did you 2).&..r..t-..t #&., ,I,., PB, Pals. Track. Good this 2 p.m. April 6,19~itogefhor with ed to smoke marijuana Just hunting, • fishing and Ten.d~'Ing dooumenh~ may o celllfled cheque beyeb|e to the aboard a yacht. As a know Lee Majors sings the from what they .see In be obtained from the office corlwot,~ In the •mountof tO per rusuit,' she sold, she's new theme off-camera for his aDVise. Peerpreuure and ..e...t, J.p,, ..Je,... e.l t, firewood truck. 11,200. Mof th@oif~r. This d•ll~llt Mllll be Phone d354503, of RegionalChief Engineer, credltedtowardsmepvrchsml)rlm "legal widow. The "The Fall Gay" TV series? family environment are • ,;.',"W .:,. (pS.23mar) 15111Floor, 100~1. 104 Ave, lt,t~'Is~-c~d. Tearooms, Hughes estate settled So many friends have told much more important. But • " 10 Purclt~e not recolvld by g p,rn. .... Edmonton, Alia';: or the AprilS.IM4shallnol1~consld~.~l.Moore's claim ,with a him he sound terrific that 1 agree, many movtos-- 1971;. PLYMOUTH FURY Track and . Roadway The~lohe~ or Shy ~ld w,, not solmtontlal payment In the be talked Dolly Parton Into even the bent films like VS' r ~ In color. Good. Officer, 14480-117AAvenue, r.~m~rlOybexc~pt~d. ulght-flgure range. Terry's. agreethg to record a duet "Silkwood," "The Big p~o,o ,,,,,~ot,~ ,,~lt,,,o • Seplr•to Offer to Purchase forms book la enPeetud to be turn. with Idm of one of the scogs runnlngC~d.Newbsfllry. ' N0rlh Surrey, B.C' or lhe m•ybe0bt,lmK~fromtbeoffUwofthe Chill" and "Terms of = Asking 12,000. Phone ~15. Track :,& ROadway eu,a.n,lulldlNl MsnaBw, cormr,t~, Orltl~ onls Columbls ed into a 'IV movie, so get be's written. That brings Endearment" -- have pot 638.t268 3143!a~'~'. Engineer, 283" George Sontr~l,41~lSKslthAvmue,Twr•ce, set for plenty of adventure up a couple Of passibllltles: • " B.C. V|O 1KT~ (Te{~o~l: 431.1 |91), with the welt.oH beauty H Majors Rnns Into a big , : . ,!,;/.. :~ (p10-22m.ar) Street, PrlnceGeorge, S.C, or from th• governmentAglht, aml blmoualre. -- -- is~il~Juia';"k '$S :191U' ~ Phllllp Welm:k, Atlln, S C recording star and.ff Far. FOR'SALE.--69 Defson S-10 w,.w/, =,,,,...... ,,, ...... ~ ,, ( Tof epboml: &Sl-TST/). .. ,. rah Fawcott and Ryan Nsodl wor~ but s'tlil runs. upondeposit e! a ¢ertlflea ~~r fur~ tnvermat~,I~'m O'Neal don't reeonctie, l~kV in offer; Pho~153~. ,,~.. ~,.4Aii,,, 'ta~t~" ,,k..~.,,, • a~¢~P.'tMlbeSamlm-nlnVlctorll•t might Furrsh return to her e607 after Spa. ' ..... peyablk :to the CinedTan~, 41 d~ --' 4 (Kc~l-:llmsr} on? I always heard that one of the problems In that ' i {: !" ~ ' ' ' DIq~it f~fun~d~l.on return marr/age was the tact Far- rnh was a much bl~er star Mazda and 1973 .,V0lks~' col~llften within thirty (30) U~nLee. . .Wag~. Fully csmp~rlka~" ': daysfrom the dsto Of tender fob'tale. &~1~.3,~1. " eloilng. : For further I ~! (p&19mar) tschnlcal enquiries call the I q. I haven't noticed any .news..paper photos of Amy : /.:., office of M.H. Maskell irving and Steven FOR~SAt.E., 197:1 For.d Project Officer,.. Prince L 8plelberg together lately In Taring SW Includessummer G~(x'lpl,B.C, (604) S&1.1164. IPmlp pages. Are they and :winter, tires. Good Thelowsoteranytendernof considered an item? -- runnlhg " Condition 351 ' necouarllyecospted.. A.K, ' Cleveiand V8 auto.trans. R.A.Walker A. Very much so. on a I~!I0, &lS.IMOL; '~ Edm0nton, AO~rta recent Manhattan after- q. If It true there are a lot i L ' (pS.19mlr) (acc3-lS,14,19mar) noon, Steve,. the of people who want to make

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Page 10, The Hersld, AN)fiday,March 19,1984 " " ; : ' ' " Pulp ,.dispUlt e: In d u s t ryU n tra s ' VANCOUVER (CP) -- but now it's at least that evidence that the inckout ualons toaccept.a contact • British Columbia's much." was an a l~olutely crazy "similartoonbratlfledbythe prolo~ed pulp dispute has Satmders said. the" in- decision." ~5,000-membor - Internati- lost some companies up to dustrybesboenwarningfor onel', Wo~dworkers of 50percentoftheiresntracts some tJme that lost con- WORKER8 LOBE " AmeriCa earli~ this ~ear. with U,S. newsprint time but It seems to fall on Gruntman sald he ' ' customars .and is costing deaf ears." r~ns his 7,000 members The woodworkers' con- B.C, Hydro iS00,000a day in It serves the companies and about 5,500 r~embers of tract is a threa-year ;-'pact lost revenues, say industry rlght, said Art Gruntman, the Pulp, Paper .and with a wage freeze;in ithe spokesman, president o! the Canadian , Woodworkers of Canada first year and thcroases of Talks in the dispute were Paperworkers Union, the have lost about $4,000 each four per cent ancl 4.S~per to continue today after a largest of the twoloeked-out since the lockou t began, cent in the succeeding two weekend of meetings but unions. Both sides said the central years. Base raie now is negotiators refused to say "That looks like more issue remains length of .$13.96 an Fhour for both whether thetwo pulp unions tracts "are a natural con- contract, woodwarkers and. ~pulp and the 14 compso/es that sequence of q lengthy pulp The unions say.they will workersi' • • ~' locked them out early last dispute. 'adsptat!u'ee-year.cenUract, About 10,000wsodw0rkers month are any closer to a "That's what happens which the companies want also have. boun off the Job settlement, when a customer depends butit must include a cost-~f- since pulp '. ~verkers. began Don Saunders, president on a supply which is living adjustment. The secondary picketl~ 'r at of Forest Industrial essential to his business, companies will notaccept forest products companies .. ]Relations, says some B.C. "We've been trying to get 'Lids adjustment. ' that operate both pdp and The Terrace Totem Ford midgets are In one of the top contenders Ft. St. John. The companJeshave lost up to 50 that point across for a long The Industry wants the lumber Operations. ' ': Prince George fills weekend participating in midgetsplay their second game this aflernoo~ per cent of their contracts .. the provincial midget hockey tournament, against North Shore winter club of Vancouver,'

=,,,,~...-.,--°e°=o,_-=,.o,.o, --,-, Lebanon's rival"" m leaderS:i I' '!'heagainst, team' :" 'played ' to ' a4-4fleSunday~' ' . ' ~ ' " ' : i

: havebeentoldthattheywillSemeelthecom~='= conflict at,confere, noel m :. PLEASE SUPPORT ' ;~TheCanadianI M,,,,, National .6m only be asked to supply half Institute of their "1984 v01uane. " . Newsprint Is sold on long- " " • ' ~ ~ ' : 'L" , . : ' I =''''--: forthe Blind I : term contracts and so it will LAUSANNE,Switzerland been attocat o g : ~,, m difficult to get that (AP) -- Sharp disput~ over basis since four d~ades last Mon~y~; volume-back," he said. political power-sbering ago... : " " ' . ',/; . • . I .... newsprint'lYadltlonalbu~emofB.C. have been going propesalstoday as Lebanon'swere reported rival oppositionl~o-g0veroment factions also andare thisBeltutWanrepert~qldet morning except for business directory to sources in eastern factional leaders entered at odds over proposed sporadic gunfire. During Canada and Europe,. he the second week of their reforms in the powers of the the weekend however, the said. "national reconciliation presidency, which ceasofire was seriously ' Hydro execuUve'idce- conference. Gemayel'soppenentowant strained bytightlybet- ' ''' ing .president John Shoehan Afo=al ~ssinnof the to nmithi the ,,t~, ~d w., ~..~,anand ~oa= Your advertis space said the loss of =1500,000 a cenference broke up after 15 conference sources, who militiamen that killed~at ~ ~d. ~'~ minutes ' Sunday night, spoke on condition they not least 15 civilians "and i ~or only centday represents of Hydro's about revenues. 12 per foUowedby a round of in- be Identified, Some Moslem wounded 45. ...." ' • . ~.~I~ ~ REALESTATE ~uIPRAISERS 'Thelosses, hosaid, willnot formal consultations in. factions have been ''~-- m~ ,' . .&CONSULTANTS. :be made up and will likely v01ving President Amin suggesting crafts, of a Gemayel'sMichelpoliticalSam'aha/adviser, ~J)65 per month lead to an increased debt Gemayel and chief vice.proaldentlal post. told reporters Sunday in STEVE R. CULLIS ..load Hydro will carry into delegates of rival Moslem The demands would cut lausanne h¢expected~e in our .daily Its 1964 fiscal year. and Christian factions, the influence of Maronite •WILL COST MORE " A new plenary session Christians, who have conference to wind up later : , • Box 44, today with .a filial text • ' ' • ' "rEmuc¢.ac Increased interest was planned for today, but dominated the government "much more positive" than Business 635-5211 payments will ultimately be there .were conflicting under an unwritten Directory ='"' .retleetedincousuLmerbilla, predictions about whether "natlanalpact'sincel.3, that predicted by.other A""""' " ' ' ~ I'"KI~'LEC'''" ' :he added. "It's a fairly the talks would stall or when Chrintians • out- sources. major portion of our produce at leant the outlines numbered. Moslems in lncentrast, lefllst Windshield & Auto Glass ICBCGlaims

revenue and It in not likely of an agreement.. ' Lebanon.Since then, the militia leader' Wal!d . Specialists ~ " ., , Handled Jumblatt told reporters he • . ~-- ~ .toEnergy bemadeupnow." normally sold to talks',$~'in's Vice-President observer toAbdul the. populationgrowth of hasthe outpaeedMoslem doubt, any breakthrough ELiCTRIC&REFRIGERATION ' ~ P! ' pulp mills, sawmills and Hallm I~addam, who Is that of Christians. would o~cur ~ =.=do. i omptl assodated chemical plants said to be playinl~ a key role ' Igladdam spent hours on a new pawar;~ibaring- ' , CONTRACTOR • 1 la no longer being produced, in effol~ to'reshape the with both sides Sunday, .formula. .... ,.! ~(, ,:~. ~ ~d"' '" iS ~" 'OV--'t ' W"' 'hut ~ "tw" =m' 't ~ '~"'~" ' 1 " ' CALL 63i : ~ th~t~ our ct~ns present= molt of the in- the Beau Rivage .H~el, But be ~ U. m,=U~ -S876 ,47!IA,K~~ENTERPRISE unused. If you can't sell it,' formalconsultatious. ' where the conference Is might 'agree on some o1~ EMERGENCYNO 63s 96s3 TERRACE KITIMAT there in no point in The confermce " was being held, Jectlves to consolidate the '' : .. * " , preducingit." repertod to be sta]led by the Sources said I~addam ceasoflre and -' hint~d he " 1 " ' ' " * " r , O2-4741 ~8"II i~ So far, the pulp lockout reluctance of Christian was pressing for acem- would be wtlli~,:to wait :~ ~ . ' has taken more than ,17 leaders to yield to op promise plan that would until later for poHUeLd FOR LEASE million in anticipated pos/tlon demands for contain at least, a broad reforms. NI V revenues, he said. "It changes in the power- outline of institutionel" and Headded, however, thatif ' .:' • " wasu'thalfamlltiondallars sharing formula under e]ectorul reforms as weli as "we do not:return with ':' MOBILE HOMES CommercJalorWarehooseSpace adaywewerelosingatflrst which public offices have steps demigned to con- :something subst~mtlal, We At the corner of Keith, Kenney& Pol~le - " .... soU{late a eeasaflre will be simply liquidated by . ' . on d.lsplay n P ne Park agreement reached shortly our own men." ;; set up, skirted, ready for occupancy --three units, 1737sq. ft. each with store fronts. .... • . --one unit, 1800sq. ft. with store front. • " ' , ~:; " . . --one unit, 951 sq. ft., with 14x14overhead door. ' ~: Energy Efficient i Affordable Rim hie, Ahem ' , . Call DAVE McKEOWN I"¢UI"LI: .~ou, Exhibition 3889: Muller Ave. 635-7418 ' '35.74,, I . . I

anySocuritystsffattheManltoboleBis, chances with a package that arrivedturewel;en,ttaking for Premier b seb ll " TOtal Business Services Local Stock Howard Pawley last week. ; . 24 HOUR ANSWERING SERVICE i " , An electronic scan determined that the box bearing i Ne.w.k magazine's .turn addr. enntalned something 0aklund A,s m.ager facing the mlulmum ,l! 63S i mm/ with wires attached. ' Steve Boros had barely betters, strildng out fot/r 323~ Kill A complete line of Janitorial supplies, for Motel, Pawley's office said he hadn't ordered anything from the finished calling for stolen and allowing only one base ' Hotel, Hospital and Industry. magazine so police bomb experts were called in and the bases, home runs and RBIs rulmer -- on an error by 'i • .FREE DELIVERY" lesislature's west corridor was evacuated before the when Rickey Henderson did shortstop Diekie Thon. The TY P, .... I N G, PAGI NG, PHOTOCOPY I NG ! Weekly Delivery to gllimst package wu taken outside and destroyed, all throe. Tigers pushed across two Alarm Monitoring for 635-SS0| What the security staff eventually found in the package Henderson collecied three runs in the eighth off Joe. , Total Security Service was a portable telephone, sent to Pawley as a gift for hits Sunday, including a Sambito and nipped the " ~ 4530 KEITHAVENUE TERRACE ranewin~ his subscription. " homer, drove in three runs Astros 2-1 in a battle of tw~- ' American pro.golfer Ju Stephensan,known not only for 7-2 exldbltion victory over World Series hero Mike Re..... ELECTRONICS ' DgD CATERING h~ swtag, but also for her sexy calendars and posters, says San Francisco Giants. Beddicker pitched six Warranty Work On ' " she's been offered ~Lh0,000to pose for Playboy magazine but The speedster hit a 400- scoreless Innings as there's "not enough meney in the world,, to make her strip foot homer in the fl~irdin. Beltlmore0riolesdefeated Sanyo, Fisher, Candle, York, Toshiba, 635-9297 /or the earners, ning, drove in two runs with Cincinnati Reds S.0. BOd; Zenith, Lloyds, Stapbeus~, 39, told Parade Magazine tllat althouah some a sinslo In the fourth and dicker-allowed three ~ m ' ' We rti olhermagazineandealendarpusenhaveboenprovocative, singled during a two-ran and retired the last 'iS Repairstoallmakesof ddingm-hnquets.Pa es there is a limit t° h°w far she will g° to display her beauty, sixth, batters he faced. : Stereos & T.V.'s "lwouldn'twanttodoanythingthatmyparsntswouidbo Henderson, who stole 238 AI Cowens drove in n;e Book now for that,Spring ashamed of," she usld in the interview. "You know, :'d ha. file last two seasons, runs and Bill Nahorodny 49060..A. 638-0775 never do anything where I'd really, truly expose myself." is batting A00 in exhibition had four RBI as Seattle ' TERRACE or Summer eveflt., An Edmonton man Is offering ~,000 to anyone willing to play with nine RBI and Mariners' outslagged' three homers in his last l6 Cleveland ~ndiaus 15-13. " .~.l..w~....~.._~(~._~(0t~~~ give him one kidney, at-bets. Coweus hit a three-run T IkeB.hil. 40, a buedneusman, saidheis fed up wlth,, Meanwhile, Mike Vail bomer,atwo-runtrlpleand' DAVID J, DEDILUKE ~:.::#~!~~~.:~''"" : ...... ": ...... =':,i": dlalyeis, treatments and wants a transplant. He has been doubled home one run and a double. Nahorodny had a • '" ";:':'~ : kept alive by a kidney machlne since 1,.' Brad Mills edded a two-- two-runhomer, two,lagles" • ~~i;~? ".":;_=:" .':~'/:," £ :.." ; "'~.::'!!":"::'" """;'":':'"; "'~%:'-'Z' ";. If It tails, Bryidt said he is ready to die. single in a sixth.inning rally and a sandflee fly. 61~ITISHCOLUMBIA LAND Sur&/EYOr~ "; that lifted Montreal Expos PROVIDE8 THE EDGE , . ' ...... Doctors at Edmonton's University Hospital regard the over Kansas City Royals 4- Mlekey Hatcher homare~ 33o5 KENNEYSTI~EET. ~~ __.~ sale Of organs for /rsnsplant all unethleel, uld Bryidt, 2. andsat up another run wJ~. TE,RACE. 8.C. VSG3G3 ~--"~~ ~._ . .~o~'~ adding he will take the prnspective donor to Europe for the DRIVE IN FIVE a single as blimm~ota Twins 638-1449 ~ operation. George Bell drove in five edged Boston Red Sox 4-3, =I, ~ runs with a homer, triple Rupperi Jones, Doug " " ' .... q ~ ~ ~~~ '" Top-seeded Clkrin Event Uoyd,wbo has'never lost on a and slagle to lead Toronto Prohol, a Nepeun, ant;, , , Florida day-colt surface in 80 'proteesinnel.matchoe, Blue Ja. to a 6.3 vteto, native, Hedl Vargas ~.,,~ •and ' / H. 1N~V~:'~A~ j,,,'x/-~ • romped past tldrd4esded Gadusek 6.0, 6.1 in 47 minutes In over New York Meis in an had two ldts each as Pitt:'. M~ >] I ~L AF-,-[,~ "--'~' finn] of the season's first world champlunaidp series, ll-inn~8 game. sbursh Pirates defeated St. Learn the Art of' the Samvrai. i .... i Lloyd also defeated CarUng Bassett of Toronto 6.3, 8-3 in a Atlanta Braves, who blew Louis Cardinals 64. : .

--semifinal match Saturday. a 6½-pme lead during the Third baseman Toby : ~mt,'3m.,.,.,-,-..-,,,..,.,~unroe Street. . ' -- tall seven weeks of Harrah's two-out, tWo-beso ~: " ~i ~ -w,,i--Will rlM~:lil..=am Itrllll mRo...c. ; ,.corer;. ooM..',c.uvo.ov|vs.e...., WhunRandyRssenauopenedhlsmallboxtheothe=;day, season and finlsbedthe three 1983 en'erintheseven01bmin~ i.~:~.-..~.t'.~', .: -Prov.....,w ,n .,.,me. ¢=nv.,,aoM.¢..N,¢ he found a letter with a thren-cent stamp that was games beldnd Los Angeles on Dave:. Hostetler's: ' ";', ': " '--~" ~:~'~" Tuesdov-~Frldava;=3Opm.10:0~ . LAIOUR$=e--HOUR - discuntlnuedtslmandthereturneddrosaofabousethat in the National League grounderal][owet:lrunnerstb, 'J..(;.I' ~.~'"~.~'~:~-" c,uh~o..No.,=s..sSsorm.o= W. tom down ymuts ago. West, completsd a three, score from first and tl~, • .~ ' Call 638.0453 ThePorttand, Ore., man sald inside the envelope was a game ~voep of the Dedgere. and helped Texan ]Raagera: m ]::>EFEI~E --o=,.,.,, . ,.o,,,,~. bll~day card dated May 1, 1949. Bob Watson's grand-~]am to a 5-3 victory over Ne~ a - ' A ~=.=an,~, th, co==,,,~,,~, aloe = Pom.d ...... ~ELF I

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