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• ,': - . , .... • Lyou'h--'d k.w b:Her baHle • Chumber ~ , • ~11I: ...... ,. :; I '. GruntmanNCOUVER (CP) --* Th e ' contractdispute pred,cts that after management locl(ed up some of the machinery. ' .. ." ,~ pmmp~d.British Columbia's pulp andpaper companies to Jack Mitchell, local union president, said MacMillan I • * presmenT ': ocx out their 12,500 unioniz~,d employees wilF be a tough, Bloedel management supervisors ~began shutting down " .~bitter ~ttle before it issettled, Krt Gruntman, western equlpment:late Wednesday night and in some Cases put : ~ "'~ byRALPH RESCHKE ; of the "Canadian Paperworkers' their own personal locks on equipment' -- a kiln and re. ! ..., HeraldS'tsfl~Writer ' " ~y. :.... . : pulper to prevent them from startingup again.. . " TERRACE--Judy JepSsen, mother, career remark as the province's 14 corn- - The w()rkers continued to process newsprint until they . woman, .and .:prel/Ident of the local Chamber of ~0 pulp and paper mills in.a bid to • ran out. of fibre Thursday night, " • .commerce is a busyperson, but she admits that'even 7,200-mem~'r Paper~orkers union "We want to work in this community," Mitchell said. He with her hectic schedule; she s/ill'finct~ time to do the tip, Papei':and W0odwer.kers Union estimated that the company's sawmills would shutdown in things,,. that. are. special,... toher.. . -,~ the.bargaining table. There. have .three or four days because there would be no place to send- . I make time,f~" myself, to do the things lenjoy re~nber~ . the. wendchips, normally shipped to the pulp rid Its, i . ~ing,".ishe"says, "be(muse I feel '.they are .very ,re ,.on,-. the confr0ntaiion has.. Thai Would putwnother 3,500 Unionized employees outel Important tome." - '_ ...... JudYals0beHevesshe/sapeople.persenl.tl~at.is to n."Theind~tryhaslocI~ed nsout, work, which combined with these already, unemployed. ." • would incrsase the jobless to about 80 par eeut of the town's - say she appreciates the company.of others because y'makeltmoredifficult for talks to " woi;kforce. • .... She 1finds.people interesting and challenging. ,~try. The paperworkers' unlon * Peter Lawrie; elnployesrelations manager at the pulp. That's~hy abe likes working at a real astute'office - - because the oPPortunity, to meet newpenple and be is. scheduled to meet Feb. 13 to ~mill said there W~s no qusstian the employees would prefer ] expb~dt0new.idea$occm~s:everyday" ,...:. e and has refused to resume to beworking.. _ .'-' , . Judy"to also inv01~ed with~the *, focal chamber Of .15.'. -. : :, .... ," r-~;'It'snot,an easy thing to be involved in a lockout." commerce and feels that the work ofthe chamber uclosion that `we will ~,gree to talk, .-:!i ,,...... "...... plays apositive role in the economic development o[ ~," said Gruntman. '.'Positions are EQUIPMENT LOCKED" ' the community. • • anger we i, re getting back from our He said there were a~ couple of eases where reluctant "A healthy business community is a healthy rot. ~be~!s *.nodoubt, they are employees refused to stop m~ichises andlocks were plaeed ' community in genera] and oneof the goals for the on equipinent to ensure it would not be restarted. . - chamber is to promote' economiC growth in the 'kersunion already agreedto meet In N~aimo, members of the pulp and paperworkers - community." . b. 15; but ~hatim't soon enough for : union'left MucMflian Bloedei Harmac: mill !eft work She also feels that a sound economic eo~munity ' ' " * ' Thursday morning, lea~,i,g . i'S0 - buslneas.sulted will provide work for local children that have left' m of the Pulp and Paper Indsstdal management and other salaried ~rsonnel to. close ~the Terrace to get a university education and decided to mlockout will remain in pinee until, operation; ' returnand stay in this aren.~. •. ntracts to replace those which ex- Erie blitterndorfer, vice-president of the Pulp and Paper Born and raised in Vancouver, Judy atteuded UBC " " " " ' " Labor Relations Bureau, which bargains forthe pldp and moved up to Kitimat enriy in thesixties to begin najor shutdown sinee 1981 and one companies,' said" the resistance was not unexpeeted and the teaching .school at the elementary level. , ion a day 'in' lost prodUction and tuiions have trled to'portray .themselves as "the reluctant She met her husband in Kitimat and in. 1963 they iant resistance in Port Alberni and • virgins in this thing., ' ' : • moved to Terrace Wher~ she began raisinga;family. [esense in Nanaimo. The unions are seeking a two-year deal with improved .lVh's.. JeP.beon .has !hree so~, two of whom are with tbeir~.community, to-heip-.pian-it's~'e~oaomie' ':"i I~"' KEpT WORKING - , ' ' , : pensten benefits, rejecting as unacceptable a three.yeai" ii attenmng se.u~ m a~uerta, ann one.that is' working, development and we hope to'aee0mplish this through' : i. | : Paperworkers unionmembers.!n Port Alberni, a Van- agreement with a iotal 9.S-per-cent wageinerease signed ifi' " .be~ ~ Te.~acle...., , . ." " ,~ < '" the Chamber; of (~ommer~e by organizing :"-' I :!:cunver Island community already bard/hit ' by. unem- January by the 40,000-member International W0odworkers : thetier • nonntes.... .memue reading...... and cookin. g and. over. . membership' " • drives and" '~-volunteer, ' " eampa:gns• ...... Not ' • JI :- p...Io yment .... at sawm|lls. .... and logging operat:ons, • kept working,, of America. Base rate "is .$12,96 an hour. . • • " •:, .._ yea m she haS. assembled qu:te an extensw e only !sit i~. p0rtant.tbat Terrace markets itselfto the" : .. ,~L"...... " ' " ". ' ..... ' " " ~ ' .:. ' .~ unrsry.,. - , •., . touri~t:,~lollar, but that theresidents also playa hart ::-."/|i~,,~/~', ' " , ~ -' . . . ' ' • • " , • ~e enjoya.reading mysteries andone of.her-- intherb~in~mm:inihu;,. ,', • ' ' - 'i~.!~ : |.~:~'~'m i ': ..... B , " : m ' ' sam m -a,," m • • '. .•',~' ~ . favorite ..author s i s ~ John Buchnn,• aka, Lord ~Whena~k~[howahego t.started in thereal~esto~~,~ • -]• ~ Atlllll _lMIrtil viMmnl, rAlle Iklnlkne# m45 .i •"nv~m._mr_-:,wn°~ma, t_°~_erg°v.e~n°r'gen..era.l" i,';,' businesa"~~.~Mrn~.]e~fedthatherfatherwas~;;y:-~;~`~.~::•w*,mm~"vw~m~r~m.~1.m~m~v~ ross. .mVM m~ -mmM~.[]M~M ~•| .'...~ • ~uuyumouaescom[mganu has a mrge eo.ecunnot. ~ sueces~tul, r~! estdt~: a-ent -,;' ';~,-"-'~*, ;..,x./.~;' " :, :': ..,:,~:" ~ TM .• .... "~. * • : ' .,, :, ' , • , ". . , . : -'. ~. ~ .... , , -- • : " / coo.~ •.t!~mt~as.~S. t h~.;.~ her:••h~b.y,:;~t ~:s.he•/_!,,/~i .i influe~ed.h~ide~isl~;,o~ whetl~'r.,or:nb~to e|'nlex~•th~., ci ~I!I.:~),TTAWA(CP). unemployment rolls sweiied i~y 15~,ooo "January unem Io ent rwtosi:'~eities s~e ed w:~ .~.'~41~t~sl~~aoesn-t~do:m~h~" "%~i,~-. ~;..fek£*-~. :.J.'~.::. i~::"~'*'~;':':"';'~"'::"';'L''''~>":';':"-4;'~'''~''i~'|...... 'hi'' ~ ...... , ...... ~ p.. ym. ,...... ,..~ y , , , ...... , ...... ~. . ,:,.~.i ...... ,.~. :.;..;-. ,: ,. :~.::.,.~..,.:..,.:...~,~.:.: :.:. ..:. • ..: ,;-asl.mo h~to.li47~.000,,theh:ghestlevel.mmor.~thanhalf.a .,. be ra ..n br ' ...... # My friends would probably laugh ff l~ thuG'" ....." " • ...... ' ~' '~, " .... " ~'iI'~ ...... '..... '...... ' ' ...... ' " ~ ~ :. tea n a~ets~;S~a{~iesCanada.warms,the. : ...... ~ achni~ou~t~tthel~eawasnthera,~th tlt:,.~.-~, yem,,,Sta~ist/es .said today ...... • .. 'L. me ...... " ' she commented .... • ...... '". '- ~ ...... :...... '.L,",. '.. ... 9., .:~, • .... " • .' ...... nthly figures may fluctuate widely because the sample • ;_ ...... : . , ~ • was a frte/Id;Wh03Vid suggested die ml~t give:,thfs.: ' .- Andtherise m the seassnally-adiusted tobless rate to 11 2 i. sm~n ' ~ . "zuesumtmuyotcernmerceamoenjoyspmymggolf career a' ' L',::,~''.:, ' .... ' ~ . ,, .... . ~:'. " " : ' ' .... ":" *:" ..... ", .... • ...... ' " . • ' ...... - ..try,..~: /., _,.:~,... . -...... ,:.. : ..,~.-;,,-... |, • per cent.from II.1 per cent, the hrst increase m almost a -St John s, Nfld, 16 1 (13 7) • on,t~teeaJ unxs,.... ' ~:. " :, ' .."."..' . Andl~isUU~y~ephson.buen slJC~esoful~o~ar?~:.~"r.i .. |. ye~i~,in'ereas~dop~slflandemandsthatFJnanceMlnistor Hallfax, 98 (9'6) '" ' " ' " ' "" " ' • It s'justsequletandbeautlfulou{there',i{reallyis She sa~,S""l think s0' ~es but I ilke"- th;-'- I ;~2 ; " "'~-~""~" -",- - - ' ..... " -": • - " ' " " ' ~ ..... ' ...... , ~ ~~ . , ~ ,' ~ u~, w' ,i I ~-urc'La~onoe s ~en, 'I~ nuuget contain some strong job- -Saint John, N B', 13 5 (13 7) " " ' race tO get out mere anu]uat remx or'enjoy a game ' work~l fOFtk~t duc,.,~, i, .~,,,,,, ~,,o~.,,,o. ,,,~ , ~, . '.~..~,:.....:..,.._ ...... ' ' • ," • - : " : * w:tha friend, Not only that, but ~t .gives :me a ..... , ...... _' ...... '- ...... Chicoutlml-Jonqmere, Que., 22.9 (16.$) .... .-~ .. • ., ...... , ..... What g0ais.docs the president of the chamber ot :~' | -. James Hawkes, Pro~ress:ve Conse ati e denutv era- o,,,~,,, 11 a ,,, o~ - " ' ..... "." ...... : . marvemua oppormn,y [o exercme,': sne roughs, commerce'have for q'.,-.,.~ • . ' -- I" * * ' 're --'--m'~--~ ...... --''" "'-- " " " ~ d V- ~O~----" --'--: "~ .... ' .... ' .... '' e ' : :' 'r ' " •,,.,,:"". --,-"- ,-.'-...... o- .u-sou,s'-- ua~e~*-'----"m': pu--""--.u~s"-~anu ' "-Terrace..: nas".... "'tne,e .... potential.. """ " to oecome,"' "'the" " ....._ vwyment.. , crane, sam me t|gures snow mat warnings, sucfl -Montreal...... ,13.3 (13.2)...... ' ; ."/i:...... • . • ...... as that. by. the Conference Board el Canada that the -Ottawa Hull 8 7 ...... :. .... ,, has worked on a number of local campa:gns on the ...... • , . •. . -. , , (8.4) - ...... _, • " - , transportation~ hub of the northwest• region, .and . as , .... recoy er y : s slowing, are not overly-press:mmttc...... as Lalonde -Sudbury, Ont, 17" 0 (ll 6) ...... ": f~eral~!evel... .'. .. " '..' ~ .' • well, playavitalroleasaservice eomn~unity for the ,!' .rlnlm, ' . '," . ' ' . ' ~ _ . ", "- " ' . i': .~ .,:~, .~ -.- her opm:oo m such that evei'y individual should , entire-areaeucompassing that relponi" she S*h~tes ;~ ! ~ 7;i'~ink the '~. -/ ..... ;, . -usnawa, Ont,, 8.6 (7.8). ~ ' - ,::, ,;::'~:,. :: - • . • ,.. ' • ' .. o • " - ' : • ;"~ t;un|erenee Board has it right we re not really 85 (72) ' " ' ~..': ~'~"~/'- nave an interest In pouues ~/nu an~ mea ox now quite deflniately, " ...... ; ..... , " , .... . :.:, ;~ ,,:~ii,.{-~: • :in a;recovery,, the Calgary West MP said. ' -Hamilton, II,I (8,6). " .' • .~" L. ~,~", ,".'.,.,~.~'~',- • .., government.functionsbecause e~ery decision-made Judy Jephaon has.r~iseda family,,is su.ceess{ULi0 :! '. : "The. Liberals have been in powm;~four years and we -St. catharines-Nisgara, Ont., 17,0.(1318);.~•~:'i~:".;:~;ii'/:;!ii~ :/ ! , :* in Ottawa alfocts each and every one of us,. berchesenca\rt~.,andishelpisgtbpian.thefutured ~, .... rogsrdleds of how we feel ahout that decision, her eommunity...what'more'~eTed ~ said?.: . .today have 514,000 more unemployed i~ople than we had -London, Ont., 8.4 (8.0). " ~":'rl"r'~ ~'~':J"'4 : ".'.... fotw~ean~gowhe~ithey took overand I think that spe._aks,, - -Windsor, Ont., 12.4.(12.7) ' ' " ~:'~ :.i'i~i.~.."'~/~., ' • ...... to the quallt~'of the budgets in the interwning fern; years. -Fdtehener-Waterloo, Ont., i2,1 (~

Pony • Corral sellsi many." pizzas theNelsonRiis, joblees figu/'e~, l~ewDemoeraticPartyfinancecritlc, "very, very disappointing news." ealled -Wir~nipeg,-Thunder Bay, 9.5 (9.0),Ox|t., 7.5" (10.1). "It's clear evidence that this is only a recovery for •the ~Resina, 7.9 (7.7). rich of, Canada," said theKamloops-Shuswap MO. -Saskatoon, 11,7 (11.4). "Ido hope. this will encourage Finance Minister Marc -Calgary, 12.5 (lI.l). Herald 8taffWrRer , . opening restaurants in with a smile, go and give home, free of charge. ~alonde to ~ethink his decision to bring in a no-charge, no- -Edmonton, 14.3 (12.7). TERRACE-- Although Reveistoke and, Victoria. Gns a visit, or if you prefer, Either way, you'll be sure surprise budget. • • -Vancouver, 12.7 (12.7). . the Pony Corral restaurant Forgoad, hotfoed, served let him deliver it to your. to enjoy it. "The unfortunate thing of(:ourse is the creation of vir- -Victoria, 18.2 (i3.9).' " ,,i is probably better known for tuaily a lost generation with so many of our young people " its fast-foed and sandwich unemployed. That's where the real tragedy is." " menu, " o(viier-operator Constantin Ststls'tlcs Cauada blamed a W,akening If laber market. Shuttle " (Gus).Tsaren conditions on the loss of 47,000..during the month, most " hed invltos the residents of the of them' pert-time. launc area.to sample.some of the The 0min()os rise in unemplnymenL is the first increase CAPE CANAVERAL, FIa..(APi-- The U.S. space shuttle dishes available on. his new since last Febi'unry when it hit 12,5 per cent. Thatnews will Challenger soared, back into Earth orbit today, ~arrying five astronauts on an adventurous misslnn to' test a $I0~ cord. be a chlliingreminder to prime Minister Trudeau, who has million'jet-pack that for the first ihne will put man In free With the addition of a just returned from his European peace misslon, ef the • brand new oven, flight across the vacuum of space. refrigeration system and economic problems Canadians face. It was the perfect birthday gift for retiring shuttle launch And the. figures add to the growing evidence of an director AI O'Hara, who helped see the shuttle t~rough its beengriddle'deePabletofryer'expandGns haSthe eco'nomie slowdown, evidence which Finance Minister first 10 flights, : menu to inclnde pizzas, Marc Lalonde has been brushing ~side as he continues to If the weather is as co-operative inte next week an it was spareribs, lasagna, and predict 1984 will be a year of solid eeonomie growth, today, the shuttle is to make its first Florida-io.Florida spaghetti. Statistics Canada noted that most of' the decline in em- roundtrip, lending at the Cape in eight dpys. .. At the moment, he is not ployment was concentrated in , with the remaining serving his fast-food and- pr0vinees showing little or no change in employment. The ss-called Buck Rogers flight began with o rumbling - on-time liftoff at 8 a.m. EST. The 100-toane shuttle flashed sandwichmenu, but as soon Unemployment in'creased by an estimated 11,000 in . to life and and rose swiftly on the thrust generated by its as the weather ,gets Ontario, declined by 8,000in Alberta and rema~ed virtually powerful engines. warmer, he says he will unchanged in the other provinces. With Vance Brand in command, Challepger darted into begin making it available The jobless rate continues to be highest among young partly cloudy skies and and twisted out over the Atlantic again, people at 18.7 per cent; but thatls down marginally from Ocean on a southeast heading, its trail of fire and smoke Gns himself has been in 18.Sper cent in December. However, the jobless rate rose" visible for many kilometrss to the tens of thousands who the restaurant busineas for. • by ~).2.to 8.9 for those 25 years of age and over. watched liftoff from ocean and riverfront viewing spots. many years, but .then, he A lurther breakdown shows the rate rose by 0 2 to 8.7 per FOURTH M1881ON comes from .a family that eentf0rmalesaged35andover, andby0.1tog.3for feunales It was Challenger's fourth mission. .has beeh serving" people in that age group. The ratedeclined by 0,6 to 20.6 for males At two minutes six seconds, Challenger shed its two 45- ,good food for the last 35 aged 15 to 24 years.but rose by 0.3 to 16.5 for females in the metre booster rockets, hurling them toward a parachuto •years, same age group. ' • He has an uncle and a . . .. landing 150 uautlcal miles offshore, where ships waited to.. ! brother that both own recover them for reuse. . restaurants one in Manitoba A break.down by province shows the jobless rate rose by "Everything very normal," said the shuttle com-" '~i and the otbek in Calgary, Gusand pizza's go together like Wayne Gretzky and the o.s to 19.2 per cent in Newfoundland, by 0.2lo 11.7 In Prince munleator. andasweil, twocensius are so come.on down andglvehlrn'atry~ . , Edward Island a~d by 0.3 to 9.= in Ontario. . i , , ' ' The rate decreased by 0.1 to 12,8 per cent in Nova Scotia, , The main order of business following launch was the ! .... . , • by 0.6 to 14.4in New Brunswick, by 0.3 to ~.4 in Manitoba, by afternoon deployment of a commercial satellite. ' :: !. " ' ' 0.2 to 7.4 in Saskatchewan, by 0.S to 10~6 in Alberta, and by The jet-pack tests are to begin next Tuesday when two : wHY BUY. NEW? 0.1 to 13.6 in British Columbia. . astronauts are to move outside the shuttle, propelled by ,

WHEN .USEDWiLL D01 . Theratefor Quebeeremalnedunchangedal 13,4per cent. bursts of gas from canisters built into their packs. Do you want parts t0 fix up y0ur,car but your budget Statistics Canada said the loss of-joba last month oc- Brand, 5~,,has twice before been in space. The other four won't allow It? Beat the high cost of new parts with crated mostly in the eonstruetiou industry, where there crew members, all fl~. t4imerl, are Rbbert Gibeon; 37, - quality used pm:ts from .... were 23,000 fewer employed, and in the services sector pilot; and misaton specialists Runuld MeNair, 38; Bruce " .. • where.there ~,O00.fewer. McCandlese, 46, and Robert Stewart 41. McNair ik the, SK,B AUTOSALVAGE TSeng~ncy'sunemploymontflgm:.donot'include --d black assigned to a U.S, specemiminn. • " • . . 129,000 people who gave up locking for' work in January ' Stewart; a lieutenant nolouel, is the first U.S. Army of. 635-2333 or 635-9095 . ,ying they didn't believe any was available. The number ricer to fly in space. McCandleM is a navy captain and .... of So-called di~ouraged.workers was up from 124,000 in Gibson a navy cemmander. . • • - 3~V00u~n (lu!tofl Hwy. 16 E} ~ Docember and above the average 111,500 recorded in-each The astronauts hope to complete the first Space round-. , month of.last year. trip, Iondlng at Cape Canaveral in eight days, "

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' Butins~adof watching soap operas h~.;~tch'esiliS~/;!:~.ADMINlSTERS ' POL|CY,:.i~:=I i r/i:,~;:!:~":;, ,:, ,;..';":,*' '::i~ t" " '" decided " uonc nearing", w,J!~, ,,.~,,;:.,:~._. i Terrace, B.C. by Sterling Publ shers Ltd. ....:, - ..... : v . ~ • • " " '"' '":t " ~~"""~:~/ f eo lewantth':l ":::'""'L:;'"~;~ ::: ="~ ": ..... to hold their own p . .'.. ~'.i,::~c.-'.': Aut ' _ . Revenue Hinister.Pierro,Bussieres, l~eihg.,~. R~,.~;~e.~....I p p. , . e/a,w..t~¢har/gt~,J~en,;~ey should ' month.. - _ ...... ,.., ,, ,. horized as second, class real. Re Istratlo~ " " ,,~ ' ",'~ • ,' " - ' ~ ...... ,,:~;; ",'~r,','' ...... '":"-"",-"~ ~ :. ' ,' • , . ' • - - ' :~.' , Num r ~ P,,-, ..... -, ,- ;--,- "-'--- g - . ~mm,0ns,,/~ i!,;:,~ " -'./', ,-;:,' ,,','::,.'~,x,~,~:/i,:2.~kG:~'.-.<,.apprea ch :~e F!nance::~:De~w. tm~t,;h~.,saye~./Re~enue BECOMES HOSTILE ...... : '' it ,~ ..... ~:,1~ ...... " ,'1 ..... ,.-, r.~.urn posm0e •:$i~e~:early:-Nbvember, the Pi'ogre~ive. • C6nse~a~;Veis:::~:•; Cadaaa only:administers'i;~x'~lic~;Th'~'l~na~:De~rt - One staff memner ss,d shy.ha.~ not!cad more hoaU~ y:! • . haveusedthe4~mlnu|equestlonperlod(o.gnlltheminlster:,:~,mentscts:it.:. %.;;' :~[~:::~;'.:;-'/!~'~-,:~,~..: ~": :';i ':,' fmm{axpayerscallingln. Everynoaytalssa~u~u~.!~!~.::. Terrace: . . : .... circulation: on'thepoliclea~nd'operattohs.bfthetaxdepartm'e~L:Atti~b:~' :, M~cD0da!d. S~'.: thei~,c~edt.t'f~rer:as ' '~lltieail~.' department now that:we are being ~arass .ea~£;~..~.~ ...... : " ' " "" ...... " -' ...... " "'; ',':" ', ..... " " I .... ' " "~ ...... ' .... ," "' mat me ue arm,e.t .-- 635-6357 ' .... " " " " 635 4000 same time, their charges of tmnecessary aggression have:'.mOtivated;:WJththelr't~[hlnto a ~ thing, the Con-. There is a public perception .... P.; _,..~,:,_,. " d I I I ' ' I ' " I I ' ' ' '" " : ": ~ ' q ' ...... "'" L'" ~" I ' * " I " * ~ " .... I " " ic' Of a ression LIKe Macuonmu, ...... _.~...... heen~eehocd in',the.private sector.,, ' : ..,. ~ .:~`!:.~/~`~`.~`;~:;~::`servatIves~arenotgoIng:t~:tet-go.unt~i;~hey.'havaextra¢ted:. adopted a new.pol y gg • .... :..... ,.,..~, ,. • VUlllImlr • ~avla Hamilton - ' , ~deputy ~vehue minister/MacDonaid is'Reei~in~g~'~::: :~very i/lt~f'~li(ieal"~|e~igle:~sthl~/?':¢f: -~,:':.~?.:,/::i, Cordon Riehl, senior taxpartaer with Demltte, ~asmns ana, .... mu~h heat as'his boss, albelt not as publicly :..: : ~; -. " He admits there are problen~s in hia den~tmenL ttistas " Sells attributes it to staff problems, . ,. :, :': Editor: " Advertising Salo$: .A soft-spoken, grey-haired man with•bags Under hiseyedi' thereare problems In every large bureaucracy But most Toronto lawyer David Nathanson, who conducted a study '.he doesn't fit the popular image oLthe hardh~ed tax ~ can be attributed to:an:Ine~ase in worldoad that has not of Revenue Canad.~ for the Canadian Tax Foundation, say . Brl an Gregg Nick Walton coll~ct0r. Butiafter Bussieres,'who is the poliflcd!headlof"~ been" matched b~/an~inereasein Staff,.~ovcrwdrked!s~ff he has noticed a greater intransigence on the pai'C0f!ta: Sports: the department, MacDonald is the chief taxman, and', as he tend to be Short with.peopl~iand make ~dflstskes:./:/":: officials, forcing'more things to go to court ~:,' '" !~ Staff Writer, Photographer: admits ruefully, nobody likes the taxman. " ," ":, ~ :i: " Many ofthe initial mistakes ~recorrected quickly, but it . If. the aggressive trend continues, the natm'aliy~ad ~;: Holly OIson Ralph Reschke Until this recent rash of bad publicity, MacDonaid a~d his~ ,still leaves the public with a badimPl;~ion~ he said. Of the versarial relation'ship between the taxpayer and ReveliW: i/ department have kept a low profile btlt Tor.~ aCcusatiOns ~ 45,000 objectlonsfiled l~t ~year, ~,,000~er~ settled ai the" Canada will t.henge to antagonistic, he said . " :i'~ii~:.i~' Reception-Classified: Circulation: have forced them to defend themselves, a .i~recess; h~m:. district leVel and:md~t-Wei;~ in fdvor.O~f,theta~(payer, he . Claire Wadley " Sue Nelson pored by the department's policy, of not releaSin'g~in. :i said. " :'~' ...... " ...... ' formation on individual cases. ;', . ::.:i:. ', ConservativesPerrinBeatt~and~Chria Speyer',;who have NOTICE OF ¢OPYRI6HT "" r * : " ' =' ' '' '' ~ "~'r " " k' +~' ~ 'P " ~+"=v " ~ "~'~I'~'#'' ' " v Goal demande.di-;:.i The Herald rotalns full. complete and sole copyright . When asked dbout the most frequent Tory clai~ni~ iih 'a[ .led the Toi,~:atta~'k; arei:d~diandin~'a pil~ic~revtew before a . ~v'...~.. In any advertisement produced and-or any editorial h!s department has been instructed by a cash-strap~d parlian~efltary ~bn~nilttee..~/ith :/he' p~ve~to 'subpeeha OTTAWA (CP) -- The Canadian.Chamber of Commerc~ or photogrophic content published.In the Herald. Liberal. govei'nment to .get tough with taxpayers',a'nd • 'w~tnessesahddocuments.Theyalsowant~a" ..... ' " ...... " ...... :'~guarantee .... from called, today for major improvements in public servic~ • Reproduction Is not permifled without the written • . -. ".:~:.::-...... - . productivity, two day~" after Treasury Board Presides! permission of the Publisher.

The ~Terrace.Kltlmat Dally Herald Newspaper Is B.C. resid ents' ..I o "slng "" .. :horn , budgetHerbnareachable.GrayGray saidgoesearlierout argued inindir.tthe that suchweekpaymentsthat a goal soIs thatmUChonly°f therelatively.feder'] " politically Independent and a member of the British ..,<: ,"' . ' .... small savings can realistically be expected from< Columbia Press Council. .~.. VANCOUVER (CP) - At Vancouver' : ,:City said, ihe property o~a~e~i's .pl0yment.has run Out and, streamlined administrative procedures. British Columbia's high Savings Credit Union, "suffering : an income with only sociai.'assistance, The chamber made its recommendation in a report to unemployment rate ". is . B,C.'s largest ,credit union,, squeeze."., • it's impossible to niainta[n Gray and Finante Minister March Laionde. The document " forcing home owners to operations, manager"Frank.. ,,we are finding irt•to~;ns ~" payments On a house,'~said was writteh before Gray made his remarks at Seneca. walk away from their Coffey said an average!.0f : -like/Port:Hardy or Pdrt .... P,J~0..Tuttld~of the:~anada College in Toronto. six foreclosures arestarted •- Albe~i ;i~e0pie~have i;Iost i=M0i'tgnKe"'.., and .i:. Housing. Gray said payments of all sorts, plus foreign aid and I .I I . public debt charges, soak up $68 billion -- 75 per cent .~ of I I numbers.m°rtgages in record each month; Usually, Coffey. their :; jobs,-'~th~ii" i: unem- " C0rp. ..:.iii:.: "~i~.!i,i"./,.' : the $90 billion federal budget. " ' Banks and lending in- . .... • , • . ,:. stitutions started . When other fixed charges such as national defence and~ ... ,.. ,;-,~ - Letters to foreclosure proceedings .on public s~ervice salaries are taken into account the amouni ii 4,323 B.C. homeowner• in - ,,....? . • spenton actual administration -- where productivity galas/' the |ditot 1983, a slight increase over • must be made -- accounts for only $4 billion of the total~ h.e i! the 4,188 registered said. foreclosures in 1982. Bet- The chamber argued nonetheless that a major effort to To the Editor, ween 1979.'and 1981, .there increase p~ducivity must be made and that the govern.., I am a Terrace resident presently enrolled as a fourth was a yearly average of menf. should couple it with a rigorous policy of fiscal year education student in the Rural • Studies Training 1,654foreclosures. " . .responsibilty to head off a squeeze on government services i Program offered at the David Thompson University Centre High interest "rates took and programs, in Nelson B.C, by the University of Victoria. As yofl know, the blame in '1982, but not yooR . The chamber said productivity involves improved! Hen. Jack Heinrich, minister of education has recently now, says Bruce Tlmmins, ' management and operating efficiency and better design; announced closure of the University Centre for May 1. manager of the :Canadian and control of programs. The Rural Studies Training Program is the first of its , The report cited a series of factors which often cause i' kind in Canada and is distinguished by its Unique blend of Imperial Bank of. Com. • governments to adopt programs and methods that do not ~ academic studies and practical experience. In the flew merce Mortgage Co~p. always make sense in the business community. , ': years since it began, the program has been internationally "For people with no Productivity is not always the sole aim "or even an ira- i recognized for its innovative excellence. As student money, there's little dif- teachers, we are,learning theclassroom skills and gaining ference between an 18-per. portant objective" of political parties that hold power, it the fundamental knowledge that will assure us complete cent and 10-Per-cent mor. noted. •.': preparation for successful careers as teachers in small tgage," he said Thursday. "Poltical imperatives can run counter to productivity-~ towns and remot~ areas. - . , "They can affor~ neither." inspired goalsY .~ The education program is only one of the many other Timmins said there is a, / The report cited health and social spending as a prime ~ areas. It is not simply a goed:.school for prospective pattern to the foreclosures..:.' ..example, two items that account for half of all federal. elementary teachers. It is, with the seven other DTUC Typically, homeowners lost Spending. ,.i departments ~c'Fi~t~: A~:ts;" Music,/~- Graphic • ~{Arts',- ' equity in their house• when I P~iotography, Creatwe Woodworking, Writing and Theatre paces dropped, and then I .-- a vital and invaluable part or Ne!son's special,cultural . they lost their jobs. But they - '| " scene, didn't lose the'debt attached ...... " Pare Whltake£s •• DTUC is an alternative' post-secondary institution to theh' homes andihe debt because it isn't large, and it isn't in.the lower mainland, burden 'was too much to Students have come to DTUC from many parts of B.C., and .support. • $keenc Sketches/ as far away as Montreal, Quebec. Students Chose to come to Nelson even when they have been accepted, by. other B.C.'s unemployment programs. The training is intense and carefully rateis ~t 13.6per cent~ It was satisfy!ng to see footage of the Dempster Highway considered; students are given a lot of personal attention. Another pattern was the 'and points north of the Arctic circle aired.on CFTK's If DTUC closes, who's to say that Mr. Heinrich won't do small investor who pur- Skeena Journal Feb. I. the same to other community collegeselsewhere in the chased a second house or Having written about that area in Skeena Sketches May 6 1 province? If we allow the community-based education :condominlum. With. equity and 13 and Aug. 12, I had been longing fora glimpse. institutions to be continually undermined all student s in eroded, said Timmius, there • It was not disappointing As Walt Llimatainen, who had rural and small towns will everRually have to head straight was no future in Continuing shot the fOOtage, said one expects there to be miles and into the large, urban centres of concrete setting and 'monthly payments. miles of flat tundra whereas in reality the scenery is. incredibly high tuition. Don Peaceck,, ~Batik .of continually changing and always spectacular, a result ot Please support us in our fight to keel5 David ThomPson ' Montreal public affairs intense glacial action. University Centre,here in Nelson open. Write a letter0f manager, said foreclosure Skeena Journal had run out of time just as they began to support for DTUC to: Hen. Jack HeinHch, Minister of has been initiated on three I show the fish caught at Eskimo Lakes Fishing Lodge 200 Education, parliament Buildings, Victoria, B.C. V8V 1X4. per cent of the. bank's ~' miles north of the "Arctic Circle. The ledge is only Sincerely submitted mortgages. It used to be 1!.: rr accessible by air/from Inuvik. • Arlene Christie per cent. . , --: -,,,,,,,u,K.~ The Liimatainen party that caught the m'ngnifieent Arctic'char were Walt, his wife Pam, '*Tess" Tessier, and Edith Cowden. Cowdea was married to Charles Bar in August 1983 and now resides in Alberta, Tess is in. Crowd told French madness must: stop Summerland putting together for publication in the reims of material she hascollected during her northern adventures. WINNIPEG (CP) -- Manitobamust "~top this madness" The rally at the Winnipeg Convention Centre was Progressive'Party which won no seats'in Manitoba's 1981 •Ernie Whitaker would Still be riveted in front to theTV set of entrenching French as an official language in the Con- organized by Grassrcots Manitoba. It'cut acrbss party lines election. ".... ' , • ' waiting for the cbmpletion of the airing of the fishing aspect stitution, a protest rally was told Thursday. , as Doern was joined on the podium by formerTorypre.mier '.Green said" lie;~' resented ' ' "~' any' suggestion• "' ' 'that Manitobans" - " of the expedition had .I not pulled his eyelids down ~er his The move is a bad omen for Saskatchewan, Alberta and Sterling Lyon, Progressive Party leaderSidneyGreen, a •ar'e...less • tolerant than other Canadlans~i-hnd asked when. • eyes, closed his jaws-together and led him off to bed. Ontario because it will make it that much easier for the former Manitoba Liberal party leader and.Herb SOhulT., a Ontario iliad -a premier not of/A~gl~axon' origin, ol. "Perhaps next week you'll see the rest of the fish Ernle," • I volunteered. federal government to impose biligualism there next, onetime NDP member who has been expelled from the • whether Qfieb~wouldilever.ha've a pre/nier.~ot of French' protest leader Russell Doern warned. '- party. " " • • , • . , : origin • " ., " .' ,. ",~:,~ .... i ...... '_ _ ' • "If they can establish official bilingualism in the province Schul~., Gee. Gen. Ed Schreyer ,s brother~in-law, said he is Lyon...... str0n~lv 'd~nounc~d tlie :NDP :-which he sm~..:' is~ . -.'. marina-- -Many t~rey• Horses, a distingu lshed leeturer from of Manitoba, then the federal government ~ led by (Prime not against French, a point made byall s~akers..... at the 2~,.',- • "'po i~nin gthe "~g w|iltha't had existed ~tweed Manitoba's 'ii"..... " de•e pthulood workshop ~eservation on alcoholism in Alberta this has week been Jan conducting an in Minister) Trudeau, led by (State Secretary Sorgey Joyai, hour rally. ' .... .-. ' :." i-". " : Engli'sh-Sp.e.'aklng' major'ity and the.five .~r Cent French-. ' a* "-~ ~^~.,~ ...... • _ ( . . 30 to Feb, 3) .... ' . ~ ~, • u.~ xffict.*~u rrlellUSnl ~enu'e will go after Alberta and Saskatchewan, which have similar He m not agams! bilinguahs m and 'neither are most ' :spe0king'mfn01~Ry < ? ~ ".... = ': "";.' ':~ -~": : ?: / /-~:~ ...... P . In 'rerrac e ~Ineholds provisions in their constitutions from 1905, and then after, Maditoban• To prove his polnt, he asked how many in the " "Manitoba needs'd:i*~d~ from the kin:~' 'f C'Oarse: ~ro' / uesryes .~rom various umversiues m the United $1atesand • . , , ,.,, ~ ' , ',0 , , Ugh,., specml honors froni the Universlt of the big prize of Ontario." audienc e speak more than one language• 'About half the ti'~atment W'e'vehp,d, fr~i~'this government,d n ap.iSSue that.' work in relation to Human Righ~y. .Lethbridge for her. Doern, a maverick NDP member of' the Manitoba people raised a hand,, indicating that langeages such as, should.never'be IJef6re"us at all.,, '/ ':~..,'i?': ~.-... .., . .... :-~...... - ,', legislature, drew .the biggest applause from the orderly. German and Ukrainian are alive andwell in the province. '~ :: Ly,oi~~'succeeded as~or~; Dartv(leade~°i~~ber!bv ,: ~oi~ ". .... :-:, .- • .... crowd of 2,000 when he dared Premier Howard Pawtey to ..... " ' Fi o ~...... ' '" ~...... " . .... ,o, ~ unu to mere wm De a seminar at the FORMED PARTY ." ' .,? : . , ,. Gary ~i im n, said hfs...alid~pi'evi0uP:admintstratioim'.had: Friendship Centre in Terrace concerning "Indian Worldn call an election which he said would cost the NDP all but . ,A similar note was"struck by Green, a cabinet minmter in • expanded French-[anguage.ser~ices,..wifllodticauMng,anY L in the Anglo World" g about six of its 33 seats in the legislature. ~cnreyer's NDP 'government, who later formed the '=/0f:th~ hatred n0w evident ;.~...... " .' ~' i .,' ~.,.~S:.; t %'-:',_:~ The fa ,,m*-,~,..,,.,,,,,w-; ',,~Ltum program- win'" ee" VI • . ' .'. ,'. ,,if~-~e ~Conservative pa~iyl wad in ~0ffice t~aY;: yod ltannemann from vancouver. Topics to be addressiect°::

• •" ' '" " wo~dn Ehave this meeting .-tonlght because, n~ne"of'tiils.-. ,...... :. Self.Discovery, Motivation. and Llving and copg in in the ' " would !~' going On/' said Lyon . /. :~ ..... Working World as a Native. All people are welcome to - ": ' • • -.- • " " ' '" attend with a registration fee of 15 Soviet spies flourishing LEFT TOOsooN :~'";." . ': , ~ .... . ": " . .,: , ~ * • COPENHAGEN'(AP) -- The spy business is flourishing a succession of sensitive jobs in the Norwegian Foreign :.Lyon and'Green~vere praised for t6efi':s~dds by Douglas" :': Miguel (Mitch)'/Igul~, sod and potatoe farmer on along Europe's northern tier, a Soviet-Scandinavian game Ministry. Disclosures since his Jan• 20 arrest indicate he Campbell, ~a. fotmer'I~iberal premier', Campbell, 88 ahd,' Graham Ave'. iffTerrace predicted at this time last year. of cat-and-mouse renewed with Norway's biggest spy was on the Soviet KGB secret police payroll. 10ng-retired from politics, drew applause whenhe said, (Jan. 28,1983) that winter was Over. He was fight. He scandal since the Second World War. Norwegian officials have disclosed little of the evidence "Maybe I left the leg!slatlve assembly a l!tt!e" ' tOO ~p.L." Predictsthe~same this year,,, "There• minut...... ue a ntue snow As sensational as the new case has become -- a.soviet they have against Treholt, some of which the FBi gatllered :.Those at the ,rally did ,not question the. speakers but~ in..i .=t the w0~t of it is over,• he said. The geese returned two mole in Norway's Foreign Ministry heirarchy and the while Treholt served with the Norwegian mission to the later Interviews/showed,their. support for ;the GraSsr0ots . Ys.ag°t0 his fieldsalong the Skeena expulsion of five Soviet Embassy officials -- it's generallY, United Nations from 1978 to 1982. .Manitoba'view that French should n0t'be-enirenched'ind ' , Dan Mortises of Environment Canada weather office at assumed the game will continue. "It's like standing beside n cannon, waiting for it to go off," said Erling Quaade, administrative officer of the Danish Foreign Ministry. '*You're Still surprised when it does, even though you knew it would." want to compromise its investigation., i ~: : .' -/i ~ntir~ p~v Inceb iliitg0ai:.. ". : : " .:" • i meanin-"snursaay an theearl Caned [i.a. ngrou_ndhogdidntseehisshadow, , The countries involved include neutral Sweden and the , Foreign Minister Svenn Stray told Soviet Ambassador ~!i~:.h.:'~ere s a •l o!of diff.~en~ilsnguaBes sl~ken ki Ma.nitoba ...... s . y sp~ng.. The U,S. groundhog saw his northern NATO anchors -- Denmark and Norway. Dimitri Polyansky to remove five members 0fhis embassy ". and what, they're-dbl~i~ ~J~.tm~,men,ting ,. French and ,,muow, meamng a late winter there. • All have expelled Soviet diplomats and others, in the last staff and that four diplomats formerly based tn OMo would :" .Engllsh dS Officlalian'g~g~S,'.' ~Do,,Walker, a farmer _ ... • . '- ". " ' • . ' few years on grounds ranging from commerc al spying to not'be allowed in Norway again. . . : " ' " . fromt..... he "Ca r~nan...... area.:> ' " " "~ , : ....- • ; is ~°memmthe fou g you• can tutP arieP e on is a good marriage. It hiring locals "to infiltrate the western peace movement. The Norwegians. have, expelled 35 Soviets s nee the " ;But,. those...... Who speak'English and a •language,..... other than.•. ,-. ~'or-mose- Ma!!.O, nwunngOntoWhlChate outS°ctety builds. ' • Recently Sweden intercepted shipments of. U.S,-made Second World War, ]'hey Include a. diplomat and. four ~ 1~11~ h/wIH haveto learn F,rei~ch, to beeligihie for;govern, better falterin- "p' ' good marriagea can beinade high technology equipment being smuggled through tochnieians removed after a 1977 scandal in which a ,mehtedlployn~nt' ' •" . :' ' .' • , g marriages solidified, and hurtin .... ' " ' .'-,, .... , ': ~ . . . ,!%.. '.,.~,~: , marriages healed. The marriage semina g Sweden en route to Eastern EurOpe despite a U.S. ban on Foreign Ministry' Clerk was Jailed as a KGB spy. . . ~):|/':~6htaffectme, hecause by the t!mejtgets ~ the Sandman inn in Terrace, Feb 17 ' " rt° be heid at the such shipments. Last'year, an assistant military attache,at the Soviet "/tbad thai far, | ll,p~bly.be retir~ and ! cangb ]ire:.. should bevery ~oductive If'"' and 18, sounds aIIf it The Arne Treholt affair in .Norway is a more traditional Embassy was deelkred undesirable for trying to recruit 'wbere.l want to live,' :i.Walke~'.said, ':I:- .%~ .i~", i ~ ' .: "w~rkshep m-" hus~ban-' - -" .... .it s anything like the~ rain: spy story. agents to gather military secrets. The. Norwegians have ...Hut it's'my Chiid/'~ and.niy grandchildren.that ,a goinl{ .... be fun tool ~Eve-.ono u ...... aria I attended two years ago Rwill • Trehoit,41,wasacJviiservantwhoworkcd hiSway~i~Ou~h' expelled five other Soviet officials in the ' 80s. : to hay e to "clean "u p the' mess that we~reated," " ' -. " for details phone.: the House'ofm welcome Praise to attend " this seminar. •Did ConMac play musical parts,,.' VICTORIA (Cp) The "licence under the Motor denied ConMac a, license, breach of its l!cence con- company involved .iv the ~:arrier•Act. . ~ but each time it was ditions. fatal ski-bus .accident The" accident was the overruled by the. Social Monday used fo shift parts latest in a series of" dif- Credit cabinet. All seven of- ConMac's from bus to bus so all the ficulties ConMac has run On one of those occasions, buses were taken off the vehicles could pass safety into with the Motor Carrier. a. major reason for the road WedneSday by motor inspections, says a former' Commission and other commission refusing the vehicle inspectors until employee of the firm. .regulat0{y authorities, licence was its finding that safety defects found ih all of "I was there when (firm • Twice the commissio n ConMac was already in them are rectified. management) told people to take the' tires off one bus and put them on another,", said Ken Bratvold, who drove for ConMac S!ages *EXceptional long.term Ltd. of Sidney, B.C:. for several months about 4~:,., . years ago. • ,nvestment fund "They'd play musical ' parts with the seven or eight ', buses they owned, so that • performance! each of them would be up to standard when they were • ~When it comes to RRSP Investmente,,It's long.term performance that counts. tested- by motor' v~hiele And, of'the more than 15OInvesfment funds eligible for RRSP, One stands out branch inspectors," said above the others In Itr, ability'to qenerate Consistent Io.ng-term gains, Its name: Industrial Growth Fund.' -" Bratvold. Its record: average compound returns oi more than 18 per cent over the past : . . - . "Then, when they'd ,got t6 years. •That's a record no other RR,SP eligible investment'fund can match. that sticker on the wind- (Although out Industrial Equity Fundand Industrial .Pension Fund • whlcn Be sure not to miss the Troika Balalaikas appearing Saturday, February A, at the shield, .they'd come back haven't been around quite as long - aren't far behlnd). REM Lee.Theatre at 8 p.m. They will be performing traditional Russian folk and the parts would be But RRSP decisions can't be baseds01ely on facts. Or numbers. music in colourful native dress On that most famous of Russian instruments, the 'shifted to some other bus In the final analysis, every Investor must make a value ludgement In which past performance, risk, money management strategy and future proSpects balalaika. that needed them." '(among oth(~r things) 'are evaluated. - " * Adam Kerr, 17, was killed / And at N~ackenZle Financial Corporation, we urge every.Canadian Investor to ~onday when the 45-seat "do lust that. bus carrying at least 55 high •.Because we're confident that" "our funds, Including::~ Industrial Growth, Mothers.i. halt, hunger strike.." school teachers and In"dustrlal Equity and I ndustrlal Pension, make Ideal RRSP Investment. supervisors down Mount They'reconservatlvely managedto protect'capltalas a first pr!0rity.:. : . . NEW DELHI (AP) -- Four .women who say. their~ The women'met with Gandhi for.10 minutes.TUeSdayand Washington . on Vancouver :~They're structured with:the right' p'0rffollos to take advantage .Of marker daughters w'ei'e'murdered for not meeting their~ in-laws" asked her to order investigations into tl~eil-,dal~ghters' Is]and'after a day of skiing -growth between now and the end of the decade.: : "~ ~" . dowry demands have halted a hunger strike at the request deaths, saying police have been too Careless or coi~rupt'.to...:. And they've earned thetrust of more than 100,000 Canadian Institutional and •lost its brakes and craslied. of several women's groups who vowed;(0 press their'case, i properly handle the cases. = Individual inVestors representing more'than Sl billion In assets. The mothers, who fasted for, six days under a tent,a bl~k But in interviews Thursday,'all the women sai~l![hey were Five students• are still in SO whatever way you look at it, It makes sense to at least know more about from the residence of Prime'Minister lndira Gandhi, called dissatisfied with the.response of the 66-year-old prime hospital With serious, in- •this'exciting RRSP option. " .... ' .... ; ' mi'nister They said she told themit would take a month.to juries and many others • For detailson how you can get the full'potential from your RRSP. please off [he strike Thursday after the women s groups prom=sed -. find out anything about their cases. , " " ;:: ~". ,' were hurt. return the coupon below or contact your broker or investment fund dealer. to assist them...:. " . " - "They told usthatwe'were not alone ii~:our struggle, they "We felt that since she was a woman she would help." IS COMMON The head of B.C.'s motor Growth Average Most =;scent are with us ,al! the way,'" "the four women said in a Said Hero Devi, who claims her 29..year-old daughter was vehicle branch said. the 'since inception since Inception 12 months stateme'nt; "We will have to.fight for justice together." burned to'death at her in-laws~ house last June in.~,gra, pr&ctice of shifting parts south ,of New Delhi. •Industrial Growth Fund 1355 per cent 18.2 per cent 25.2 per cent One' fasting woman, Murti Devi, .said her 21-year-01d "from bus to bus is probably. daughterwas six months pregnant when she'was burned to ;'But it didn't .work that way. She has ot done anything 'fairly common .among Industrial Equity Fund 512 per Cent. 17.5 per cent 3~.9 per cent~ death.last Nov. 28 in Uttar Pradesh state because she could yet," small, marginal truck and not provide a motorscooter, refrigerator, television and Devi and two others'joined the fast after they heard that Industrial Pension Fund 655 per cent 17.4 per cent, 37.6 percent Rambeti, whose second name was not given, had decided to bus companies. cash. Acting superintendent, The others, too, said their daughters were killed by their go on a hunger strike. All figures are to December 31, 1983 and show average annual return with Keith Jackman said husbands and in.laws because the brides' families could not Rambeti said her in-laws wrote her a letter demanding a dividends re-Invested. Any offering Is m adeonly by prospectus. .\ Thursday he" had never come up with sufficient dowries. • rifle, a buffalo' and the equivalent of $1,t00. " ..... "If you don't.meet with our demands we have no use for heard of ConMac swi'tching The payment of dowry is illegal in India, but it is an an- parts,- but admitted the For appointments phone cient tradition that is still widely practised. Greedy in-laws your daughter," she quoted the letter as saying, Rambeti said she and her husband could not afford the , practice is not all that.rare have been accused of.killing the bride out of vengeance or to among ownei's of fleets. allow their son to marry agairi for a 'second dowry. demands. Her IB-year-old daughter, Shanti Dent, was found Some • commercial August J. Geeraert . Women's groups say the most frequent murder technique strangled and hanged from a tree last November in a •isto burn the wife by setting her clothes on fire in the kit- village near Agra, op.erators even rent good chen.BecauseIndia's widespread wo0d.burning stoves are The death.,was ruled a suicide, l~ut Rambeti claims the tires,fr0m tire stores for Terrace Hotel 635.2231 . a COmmonf!r.e hazard, the deaths are often recorded as police~-~'ere bought off by the husband's politicallY =con-. morning so 'they can. get accidents. . nected family. " •. their, vehicles through' an ...... "., : , in~etiofiitest, said Jack- The IndUstrial Group ili _b rr o w p0we_r? / ...... ,-..~. _~;~nowsca,. such practzces go on, .... they're difficult to prove, he .... *': said~.. If a company is • Of Funds VANCOUVER (CP) -- Alcoa wants to borrow a couple of "1 would be very pleased if B.C. Hydro, with the surplus caught, it might lose its "yaps" of power .from B.C. Hydro for a new smelter. of electricity they have, could reach agreement on this with Aitd'if it gets it, 600 construction and 750 permanent jobs Alcan," said Rogers, who is a Hydro •director. "We •are willl;~e available in Vanderhoof two years early. looking very carefully at anything that will create jobs. Tiie Aluminum Co. of Canada Ltd. has asked the "But I don't think Alcan would be prepared to build their provincial government for permission to' use surplus plant and then not get the' licence for their own power eleetr|(:ity from' Hydro to burry the controversial Kemano project." completion project. In talks with Energy Minister Stephen Rogers and Hydro, Alcan would build the fii:st of two planned smelters as ,Mean vice-president Bill Rich said his company can speed soon as possible, then use surplus Hydr() power for at least up construction of its planned $850-million aluminum the first two years of,'itS operation. smelter northwest of Vanderhoof by at least two years if it Instead of buying the electricity, Alcari wou!d replace it can use Hydro's Power while it waits for its own new from its own generation once the new Keman0 power generating 'plant. station is built, ~ . But Alcan wants public hearings and approvals for the If Alcan has'to supply the plant with its own electricity, whole Kemano package cleared first. Environmentalists construction will be delayed two years, as the Kemanb and fishermen oppose the project, saying it threatens fish in power project will takeabout seven years to build. the Nechako River system. Alcan would need about 1,600 gigawatt-hours a year from Rogers said Thursday the government supports the Hydro, about a quarter of the output of the surplus from scheme in principle. Revelstoke dam.

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~...:..tY.SZpfllelais. ~lalm four . Olympic 1 officials"" are to +- Coribbe~n ~countr~: w~ch + because +Morrh~ ',s::~ has. .. rules. He played in' i a States and Canada are 28 from Greece. The money SuatErlerofThrkey, before '.!piay~i: ~ forwards. Murk". i mee*:t-Monday to di+re.usa the'.. ~vlll be ~ . +eprese-~l~d+.:+:by ::"played. .'in :toe:i! ~+iii0iiat. professional league." : . scheduled to play each other will be donated to charity, the meeting began, Erler, • M+rrlson~0f Pr!nCe.Georg~; ' dispute.. .P,-. Doff+~Miller, . S~!-s~tet Err01i. Framr, ' Hockey.I~gue=knd i.Wood.~. The. eligibility committee next Tuesday. The games Despite the philanthropic 73, was elected to the IOC in B.C./Ban Wood of Toronto executive director of...the ' admissionS..... I '*..::.:::~+,:.../and GosseUnlu/ye:piayed as was to meet Thursday night officially" open Wednesday. intent, the plan drew fire 1955. i.and * Don :DietriCh : of : 'governing The eligibliity+ question is profesalon~s in the Central and then report to the IOC CRITICI~S •RINK , , " " •.D#I. oraine, Man., and body, ealdl '~We will not file .an'•explosive lssue.beca~', Hockey League. ~/~i .', today. The IOC,'rullng body Meanwhile, in an in- ~ Tw~ & DiVot. g0altender Marto Gosselin any protest until afterwe've : the United. States and( Morrison' played in nine of the Games, .has the terview, at the Olympic o f +Thetford.Mines,~...: -. Que~ ..-- ,had that meeting,,"' . ,.... ,, Canada. are. ~heduled~.:~"'" ~. :'.gdm+es::/with::, :New +:York authority to declare" any vWage, American spell- • are .~ professional s and" " . ~:'.:. :": ',".:+: ...,,.' ,play '"each.' +0ther: next :.Rangers.. tW6/:years :ago.. athlete ineligible if he does skater Erik Henriksen ' Credit Unim •therefore inal!~ib]e under :in" other. developmentk/..+ Tu~,sday: as h~ke~:,. ge~ r ~lln, 'p~rty- Of Lthe criticized the condition' of .Olymplc ruleS,' They. have today, +the. IOC .annOunced " under, way o,eidaY:beforo:, ~NHL g Quebec.~ :No+rdlques, not conform to the rules in the speedskating oval. " threatened to file a. protestif that curiing will ,or*be a " the Games ofll'dalljr/open, .and WoOd, wh~.belox~gs to the Olympic Charter. the players are named to medal sport at the 1988 COMPLICATED MATTER St. Louis Blu~, have played The Finns countered by I'The' big problem is "RaReS P sending a Telex to Daume in pollution" from nearby the 20-man Canadian roster Winter G~mes' in Calgary Olympic eligthility~ has minor:league , hockey. which they contend at least steel mills, he said. The grit = , that must be submitted but will,., instead,, join become complicated:~ and Dietrichis undercontractto in the. air plus the_ dirt Monday. freestyle skiing, indoor the word "amateur" no Chicago Black Hawks. . nine players from six • countries do not meet blowing in from the Introducing I NSTANT TAX "It could be six months of speed Skating and the'super +longer appears " in the .... unlandseaped su~'roundings RECEIPTS.. When you. Invest in a work maybe going for ....giant slalom ski event as Olympic...... Charter. Tl~e'.:~~' - • .PLAYED. 1N WHA . Olympic" " eli~bflityOf th gets into the ice, creating credit union RRSP we'll Issue your nothing," : Gosselin said demonstration Sl~rts. :; international: + sP0~:i '+' On :- Th~sday, the "reqmremenm. " .+. ose, friction between the ice and • official tax receipt on the spot .-- while upon his arrival from •West . The IOC said *curiing* is federations ~that goWrn eligibility of :.'. Finnish ++ .mree are trom £mty, two the skate blades, he said. you wait. When you're ready to file Germany • where the not yet played in a sufficient individual Olympic sports goaltender Hmlnu Kemp: • from and one each With preparations your .income tax return your RRSP Canadian team had been 'tiumber of countries to. are given latitude to decide pure, who played ()ne gume from Canada, the united " complete for the .first receipt is ready when you need it. training following a series warrant sanction as a their own etigibility rules, in 1979for Edmonton Offers States, West Germany and Winter Games in a Com. Available In January and February. of exhibition matcheS'with " medal sport.., .and~me fedei.ations differ:.: 0fthedefunctWorldHockey Sweden. The Canadia~ team and munist country, the- IOC COME SEE US TODAY. the West German team. The. international,, bod~v from others; ~ " " * Assoclation, '!came into began a two-day meeting at officials were to arrive '. Canadian". c0ach Dave ais'o . aqndunced,~, it "rbed .-.The International' .:Ice -question. "Before th e 1984 which Borlioux upheld Los today. Among the officials King 'said:. "We've been received, word frOm Den- Hc~key; Federatinn ,t01d Olympics,' he applied to the Angeles's right to pursue are Sam Pollock, chairman prepared for if, but .we mark that ~at:~European Canadait.couldusa.p!ayers lnternatlona! Olympic ...... " ...... i- sponsorship money for its bepodrit would n'ot happen, country "was. wtthdrawisg(~ ~vho; had, signed :pro~tom'. Committee to be reinstated uz me ~,~numtm ~:y:,p t: . m-"- ~ ..... 1 -- " 1 ... . .'" ... If we los~ f0or guys, we'll be its seven-member, team..tracis,: pr0vid~l th~,ihac/+.:~:.n's-::an.:+'~/nateUr ' and was h' " iiiittee' Mtm~a • Oly v,~:,u,,,u rumy. Coau~nu,~xey,_eem...] p:~ i.,en;.u +Of th: • "..The o+ganizers• of the 1984 a little"thin. Realistically, However, the" number of not played more than 10 refused. " . • Summer Games plan to Canadian Amateur Hockey A..~ociation, . and. Mr. ' • Justice W. Z. (Bud) Estey of the Supreme COurt. of Canada, chairman Of No headaches forZiegler Hockey Canada. WAIT FOR MONDAY • EAST'RUTHERFORD, N.J. (CP) -- John Ziegler gets a Grade A rapport. . . USOC spokesman Mike chance to celebrate his 50th birthday Thursday without the William waltz; chairman of the board of governors and. Moran said the Americans - aggravations of previous years as president of the National president of Chicago Black Hawks, is firmly in Ziegler's Hockey League on his shoulders. will take no action until the corner. During the all-star break, Wirtz wanon the com- rosters are submitted. There are no ownership emergencies to deal with, as was mlttee that named glegler winner of the Leeterl Patrick "When the rosters are in the case in Colorado two years ago and in St. Louis last Award for service to'hockey in the United States. finalized and presented, winter, and no proposals on the table to realign divisional :If.there is a franchise problem in the' NHL, it's in Pitt- that's when the action Will memberships or alter the playoff format. ' ....,. " sb0rgh where the Pengalnshave had troubledrawing more ~ke place," he said. ' Relations with.the players' association continue to be " than 5,000 fans to games this.winter. ' Monique Ber~toux, rosy, and overtime, that pxtra, five-minute session tacked ' "The Pittsburgh situation is disturbing to' us," says director of the IOC, said:" Onto gam~ thie season for the first time since the Second. Ziegler. "You begin to worryabeut Owners being Willing to "We cannot take any action." World War, has been.embraced warmly by most, if not all. absorb stlbetantial losses. - at the moment because we Z iegler Is in his seventh year as the NHL's fourth "But oven In Ptttshurgh:s ease, mere seemt+ be ~s!tive have not been officially t01d. ' president, succeeding Clarence Campbell (1946-1977), signs." of any dispute. Mervyn Dutton (1943-1946) andFrank Calder (1917-1943). ATTENDANCE UP - "However,we understand The Detroit lawyer says his contract with the NHL was Attendance through I~¢mber In ~e NHL a~ ~t ~v~ole was renewed "a couple of years ago".and has "a couple of more uP.twoper,cent-from the previous December. +ifthe:trend • years to go." It was reported at the time of Ztegler~s hiring continues, tbeNHL will set.ito fif~ consecu'tiv'ereeord for that his annual salary would be about $225,000a year. It can total annual+attendance. ' " " ' ' ' 1 .... LTD. be assum~r.he'a'making more tool.ay, . ~... • +.What Zlegler:is most:thankful about is the harmonious kCE REALTY +. He remains a fairly low-profile sports czar, preferring (o. relationship between the governors and .+ theplayer.~+. the name tends .work behind closed doers'rather than in the glare of TV association, headed by Chicago goaltender Tony Esposito. ' cameras, lie's known to couch replies in a verbal style best There have been no strikes such as the ones that bare.beset 4635 Lazelle Ave. 638..O371 described as "deliberate legalese." Most rulings on player basbball and football in recent years, diaciplise are handled by vice-president Brian O'Neill and Of paramount significance is the conservative approach giegler does not have a record of levying hefty fines against on the issue of free agency. Both the owners and players Nationwide Relocation Service team owners, or anybody else. seem to accept the notion that the NHL is not grounded on Family home" : Comfortable family I We have several NO REALIGNMENT dollars as big as those in football and baseball, and to ~E: Small Twolbedroom It Home,. clean and in new subdivision built J home I condominiums Ziegler says there are no proposals before the board of "embrace free 'agency would create bidding wars few 2 years ago, 1325 sq. ff.r On Spruce Stresf with For eale. Located close governors to realign divisions, further unbalance' the I~ comfortable, within owners •could wage. | walking distance of excellent workmanship many extras for the / to contre of town ,and all schedule or to alter the playoff format. It had been reported "In my 18 years of attending 0wner-player meetings, this schools, and' shopping and materials, asking price of S7~,$00. amenities, with good Toroi~to Maple Leafs might be headed from the Norris had to be one of the most pleasant," Ztegler said of the all- fireplace, full Only 2 years old and in ' . assumable mortgages. Division to the Adams, but Ziegler says.the only place he's star break huddle here, hoin~' of . "We basement. Priced at. excellentcendltlon. Starting at S,12,000 and up. Well kept and re. seei) that proposal Is in newsprint. had the least number of complaints on either side ... and $87,900. Cal! us fqr more Revenue House ' decorated. Call for "I asked Mr. (Herald) Ballard (owner'of the" Leafs) if it I: [Bruce Street 1 details. there was a mutual relnfoi'eement of the principle which • P Attractive bungalow In $4800.00 per year details. was true he wanted to move to the Adams Division and he has guided this relati~)nehip - that is .that whatever ob- •prime central location 1 Income from_ this 2 said, typically, 'Hell, no.'" jections or problems either side has, the bargaining table on quiet j~,: through bedroom full basement Priced lust right / home. in good condition Attention bulldersl Ballard is one owner with whom Ziegler does.-not have a will be used to solve those problems.'" street, I~sundeck, J 3 bedroom home with asking only ~17,000.00. carp°~hb'~tlreplace' ! greeql~e, garden f,r+., fu,, I "e "v" 'n,o, --,n. ShedT.~'Everythlng basement. Located In Downtown ettice centroll~l subdlvlsioo needed to make a house new subdivision area In Or store space for lease, for ohly $13,500. Prime • Thornhlll. Asking Contact Frank • location for your dream Podborski ready for Sarajevo a home. Priced to sell at $61,400. Call us for more Skldmore. for viewing house. MLS. $76,500. details, and details. Steve Podborski of Toronto came up short in the• W()rld his teammate's.return. "What we have to be careful about Cup downhill ski race Thursday, but his'sixth-plaes finish in are the jumps. the final pro-Olympic competition confirmed he is ready for- "With a knee injury, they(the "bumps) are not really a the Winter Games next week in Sarajevo, Yugoslavia. treat." "l'fenl good for ~rajevo," said the former Cup cham- Rounding out the top 10 Thursday were Austrian Harti pion, who ended a two-year drought with a'win last weekend Weirather, !ike Podborski a.former World'Cup downhill at Garmisch-Partenkirchen, West Germany. "I know I can champion, Bruno Kernen of Switzerland, Australian Steved i!~*~*' " i,~ . .:~/+~ :; ;J+! ! "~ , Lee and slalom specialist Antes Steiner,of Austria. win races. • ++ ..... , + __ ,++ +++_++++++• ++ii + :'I know the mistakes I can make and I know how to deal Austrian Franz Kiammer, the 30-year-old former world wire them, I have a lot of experience (10 years of World Cup and Olympic champiowwho won earlier this season in a bid I Host Gndllnskl Betty Hyde+ george Vogel ClwlslelGodllnskl Susan ~aven Frank $kldmore .~ racing) and that normally is helpful if you're one of the to regainhis position onthe 1984 Olympic team, was tied for . 145-S397 438-1317 635.6511 &I$-S397 . 631-1031 ; . 135-5191 contenders." 141h with Switzerland's Franz Heimer.

A slow course Thursday brought unexpected results, as I I unheralded Austrian Helmut Hoefishner stormed down the course in one minute, 51.81 seconds, finishingmore than a second ahead of Urs Rasher of Switzerland. +. • Raeber, a two-time winder this season, was timed in + EVENING" " EVENING 1:53.05, followed by compatriot Conrad Cathoman in "PHONES • PHONES 1:53.06. q Bill Johnson of the United States, who became the first .+ :fill-IN1 '¸• Rod Cousins American male to win a World Cup downhill race this laurie F0rlms .,• • ',' .'., .••- •, ,.•. , , i • season on a course much like Cortina, took fourth in 1:53.17, C~.S3n ~.$407 with Austrian fifth in 1:53.52. Pod- TBIIN&OE : , I • galum St. Stan Parker borski's time was 1:53.59. +;Gordon Olson 4,15.40,11 .++638-194,t Only 47 racers completed the run. of Paris, expected to pose a downhill Judy Jephson threat along with Pedborski before sustaining a knee injury Jim Duff,/ ' /. WiGHTmnN & SMITH RERLTY LTD. ~1a.i632 at Kitzbushel, Austria, two weeks ago, arrived at Sarajevo ~43,S-it4~ on Thurnday. IURll OFFICE |S IIlDIFINnENTLY ogMao AND OFBUTBD I ii ACREAGES " Country home Brooker has been undergoing therapy at University . Aftredive itarler Family sp~:fel Acreage in town Check this price Hospital in London, Ont., and is expected to test the in~ured i Spring Creak Rd-- 15.5 4 bedrooms, 1300 sq. ft. Gain a link bit of acres of. choice Comfortable 3 bedroom 3 five acre parcels on. Here's a full basement privacy and • vwy knee on the Olympic course during the weekend. double garage, fenced home in new subdivision the bench near all home at a very property. "• 3 'acres and landscaped yard, spacious home. This 3 cleared, Well timbered. on the bench. Features servlces. Asklng SS0,000 affordable price. This year old, 1700 sq. ft. full Podhorski said artificial bumps built into the Olympic hill N--G and wood heat are two fireplaces, natural for one, S62,500 each for 1150 sq. ft. home has lots Prlvato wafer system • lust • few of the features besamant home Is in. Asking prlal Of gas heat and nlce!y the others. to offer your growing located on developed 2 could give Brooker trouble, . of this clean home In landscaped yard. family. Three SS6,800. acre psrceh Large • "l~s problem will not be conditioning," Podborski said of Cq)perslde. Offers are Asking S69,000. bedrooms. Two baths. spacloui rooms. /b~rkely' R&- Four' ensooragad:to owner What a price Family room. Natural , level Imrtlaily cleared : t3~,900ill klng--ice. . gas heat. Fenced yard. Flraplace. Three baths. • Just Iistaa • For this well Large workahop. Gmxl fund ndsingproeram iponiore(I I;y me o.c;. acrsagas.ranging from Very secluded 6 acre maintained starter Priced at~ $$,%000. M~llcalAmm¢,i~on to benenlthe Bdtleh ten to fffteen acres.: TarraCe ~ M~Main--- garden am. Vlf,/ will ~lumbl~ Halrl r-mmdallon. parcel of lend. Ready to . home. 1000 sq. ft. Three Slashed priced at S72,500. 'MI~t~S f~m~ town.. Thl| 3,1.5 acre parcel start your dream home, bedrooms. Carport. 11Involves: Priced fr0m I~1,000. pre~mtly does npt have The price on this 12xM I F I • Inlroduclngprecision rope sklpplng's a CO;' I ,~ Driveway and .building Wood stove. Natural gas Boikby Dr-- t.N acre rood a¢ceea lint has mobile home has been Revenue 14.... tmlt i ~" I~ FOil edu~tlonal lllnoss training technique. I 'silo are presently heat. Fenced yard. Just rnld~fllal t'IN~rtt/e Teaching heart and circulatory heallh, educe- I parcel. Parflelly . pot~tlal unlimited. uleshed for a quick wig. r~llt~Allf'JN developed. Hydro and . $47,000. See lust how Three bedrooms. 10x~ complex on Rlvar Drive i~c tlon end Information. I developed. ~Sx3S shop. Great ,•View property. water are available, easy It Is for you to by~,m. ~ Voluntaryparticipation in a fundral~tng evenl I Just S29,000. A,*klng lust s~;,ooo. ~lditlen. Set up .on with ~ me; revenue.. , ~1c~u:: 1~ ~ 1osupper! research and ,nformallonaF I Priced at $41,$00. , become • homeowner. ^,m,o i i I --- i rlrlr I '1 /]* ill n programs. I -- ' ' - ...... : :- : ;~'i ~ ~; - • -.~ ~

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ARIF__~ ~#'~r~b vmGo. m'~,, , A~UAlUUS __~ ..".i'.~ :::"/".• /~ ~ "7'. :';/ _, • (Mar. 21toApr.19) " 'd'~"~ ,(Aug`23toSepL22) ,,I"_j~. (Jan.20toFeb.18)~",ffi~ ::Y;! I ; ~, ~" ...... • "I ~-',~'~'" /II Y~ ~" Travelers should double- I~vote today to heart in- A friend reneges on apro. ;;": : I : ,WR ,'T"/'~- :~' I ~ ~ I/r' ; I I .:. Y" ~ ex check schedules. Your sex aIP torests. A leisure activity raise,, b,t career " :C.~.: |" ~'./A~~L)-,.v~_ :| L~;~,4~ ~ \/1"[ '" ' f'?L.~J~l peal is heightoned now. Extra leads to a romantic intreduc- developments 1~ ~UC "~II {' " I ": "1"~ ~41T~ (I /3 I' :~~'~ ~,:/.I. ~--~---~ ~"4 • energy allows you to under- • ~on. A relative is subject to and :lucrative. Now you can " ."".:.~", ~ '. I~ , I//ii~/~L, } I. ~~" !-~:?J,I- ,~',~}~.~-~-'f"~::~ 'a I. __ take more than usual. " Changes in disp~tion, safely go afler what you want, :;....!!.;,,..'....Fo~~ d~lll~- ( I . ~'~:'.....UJIIlk:"] l.!i'~ TAURUS U~ LIBRA .. ..tL~ PIS~.. ~ ~ :r ""4 i..::~ ' ~ .: . [; • x. ~tltllllll~. / I, e'.::\X Alll|llk .:1:/. , - "~" " (Apr.20toMay20) WUf' (Sopt,23toOcL22) ~ (Feb.19 to Mar. 20) l~R!:~ :., , " , : .. ' Career proposals should be YOU have me drive to make You'll wa.t to expand your ANIMAL CR ACK} scrutinized carefully. Ex- this an eventful day of ac- horizons, eitherthrough travel . , . citing times with a loved one complishment. Finances turn or edtication. You may be ln~: . ~ : , ..... E _ _.~....~, make you veer towards a per- for the better. vitad to a very nice get. ' ; I~l~ I~ ,~... I manent commitment. scoRPio m,~ together: ' ' .I GEMINI lflr~ (Oct. 23 to Nov. 21) YOU BORN I~OBAY. are . ~:RI~HT MOP3,,, . ~. LII~DA,:/~--'-"~ : "' (May 21 to June 20) Romance and hobbies are Y~;.EU~RV)~.'~ Business and pleasure com- more self-disciplined than the, " ', :~. PLEASe'~AV~.A/~ higldighted. The adventurous typical member of your s~. - / bine to your advantage. Your ...... IIMe~ ~'~' :! timing is right in career mat- meet with exciting happen- Both innovative and practical,' ters and you'll make impor- ings. You decide to date on a tant progress. , regular.basis. youcanmakeano,tributioa, in your.,e~:,.~':,,;:~%::.~!:¢~.'.;b,.¢o~..i 'L,•:/ IIq '. ~ .~t.~.,j~ ~. ' ~~~ ~~ I! CANCER s~rrrARms ~ work well with groups and en- ...... /' i~} 'I : '~ ~ v ~I~," (June 21 to July 22) (N~. 22 tcI.~e. ~1} "joyapesitionofresponsibility...... :" /I ,~_ ~ rt ~'p~II~.. ' ' You'll turn today into a holi- You'll roll.up your sleeve~ in the corm'nanity. You~l . .'.". I~'"~r ~ "t#Jl~[ "- : day. Leisure activities are and complete a domestic t~ask. make a fine teacher or public i :" ~ /~ ~ \~" fulfilling. You attract Shoppers make a special pur- servant. You'll Eucce~ in " r./J~, 111 :~ ._ romance. Some plans, though, chase. Privacy abets romance business and cansuccesMuil~ "~ " ~ L. J~-~ %t today. find your niche in a corpora. ". .. 'vl may be changed. CAPRICORN l~J~ tion. Banking, real estate, -: .. - (I)ec. 22 to Jan. 19) sculpture, music and SHOE . .... (July 23 toAug. 22] = __ ' ' CL ""___ ,, - = . , Home-based festivitiesare A serious talk solidifies a" : manufacturing may appeal to- " favored over outside events. bond of friendship. Social life you. Birth date of: Charles You may entertain someone has its .light moments too. Lindbergh, aviator; Alice from work. Make decisions You're popular and will at- Cooper, rock musician; and . . . fiu~CO~Nvf ~ A~ .~ ~...,uu~'? (.~,~ ~ ~I Y0UARk~U~,,~0NF,,Y!! ~ tractrdman~.: • . Ida Lupino, actress.:...... /..:, :::i,.,.,.:;.;i::i .:,: about.improvements. ;. • . ~ -,...-: ; ~ ",. ~ . FOR SUNDaY, FEBRUARY 5,1984 ' ARIES • •, . AQUARIUS" ~[~ :". .... (mr. 21 toApr. 19) T,I!"-';~ (Aug. 23 toSept.'22) (Jan. 20 toFeb. 18) "~.,,J~ Private discussions' are You may be inconsistent in favored careerwise. Do fur- presenting views and thereby ther research. A ~fdend may could be ineffective. In financialmovee to yourself,as, • I ' - ~ 1~-.-- .y'" ' ~ ',.. " burden you with his or her pro- romance; though, you seem to blems. know your mind. TAURUS ~ taRA _q.~ •much.PISCF.~ ~14'6:~" ...,.i. ' ~.'~ . ;." ' .' .. ~ (Apr. 20 to May 20) (Sept. 23 to0ct. 22) (Feb.19 to Mar: 20) "'~, ] i ~ , Strain could develop with a Difficulties couldoccur over Meet with friends who have close relationship. It's not the a financial question, but new similar intellectual .interests. ; time, though, to keep things to work ideas are worth im- Anadvi~i- may have ulterior " ~ BRQOM-HILDA • " ' yourselL Open up with a good plementing, a relative seems motives. Watch ,ill.advised ' . " -' :".. friend. absent.minded. mo YOU BORNTODAY ate (May 21 to Jane 20) ' (Oct.23 toNov.21) adventurous and .dislike l Work may seem tedious. Trying too hard could im. routine. You are a good stu. Your common sense leads to pede tim flow of. instinct. dent of human nature and ~re financial gains.. Avoid un- Relax and creative efforts also academically" inclined: r necessary worry. succeed. Shopping isn't Although somewhat reticent '' ' ?, especially favored. ~ in manner, you can succeed in CANCER O~ SAGITTARIUS show business. You have to be (June 21 to July 2~) '(Nov. 22 to Dec. 21) carefulthat your love of book a child tests your patience. Excessive worry should be ]earning does not inhibit your g .Partners see eye-to-eye on im- avoided -- so should natural warmth. Experimen- portant issues. Social ac- escapism. Let reason prevail tal by nature, you need to con- tivities are best put off till and you'll come up with.com- centrate pn one thing, to another day. mon sense solutions. achieve your greatest success. CAPRICORN .~ Wrlting,~:,teaching, gove~r.:. (July 23 to Aug. 22) • (Dec. 22 to Jan. 19) ment w~k,:,law,a~d rellginn,~: .. Though you're level-headed It's'a pocr time to loan or are some of the fields in'which - about business matters, you borrow money. VisRors may you'll find happiness. Birth the RmRZING SPIDERmRN tend to fantasize in romance. interfere with needed privacy. date of: Adlai Stevenson, You have responsibilities at Short trips and creativity are politician; Hank aaron, WHAT'~ WRONg, HAN~- ~ Fgo~.Ly, ,~AN'T F d'~ON, ROLFIE, home. highlighted. baseball player; and John. TAKIN~ OVeR ~RAX'rON'~ I BIR| WE A~I~HT~ WELL .~TIL L THINK~ -~-.. Carradine, actor. WI~'RE ON OPI~:3~ITE ~AIU~L~ WHO'~ ~NNAZ FEATI- Z~ ROL~ 7~A~K k' ~,IP'~'~ oF" THE HIR~P, FOR MONDAY, FEBRUARY 6, ]984 KILLER/~ AQUARIUS ~ffi~ (Mar. ~.1 to apr. 19) (Jan. 20 to Feb. 18) (Feb. 19 toMar. 20) Originality serves you Well Thinking may, be fuzzy. Business offers you the best II , in higher-minded pursuits, but You'd do well to heed the ad- chance for financial gain now. in business a more • down-to- vice of a contact. Tact and A friend voices a harebrained ea(d~ approach is needed to diplomacy are needed in ..scheme. Shop around before avert losses. "career dlsenssion.~. buying. TAURUS - ~ (apr. 20 to May 20) You'll come up with new in- HEATHCLIFF vestment plans. Others are ~= , ~ -- [ - , E m prone to exaggerate. Towards nightfall, a pai-tner may be agitated. I.e.

(May 21 to June 20)1 A loved one introduces you to stimulating new acquain- " . A FUNN~/ NA/~E FORA/~AN • I tancss. A job concern could F I make you somewhat abrupt with another. CANCF ( June 21 to July 22) Innovative methods lead to career successes, but do not mix business and pleasure, A close tie tends to be lackadaisical. @ . @Fl~alEm~. N| I~,, 1N4 /,/~ , " ", • (July 23 to Aug. 22) Watch. carelessness on the ¢ job. Unexpected guests could drop by. Creative types have luck with agents. Travel in- vitations come. For;Better or For Worse vm o b .. .. II-I -- (Aug. 23 to Sept. 22) I" I I You shouldn't take risks with capital, though wor- 50 MUCH . - . tOe'LLee LE~D,N~'~1 r.~Y a~V~W ~ .FOR H~t~WEEN, w POlNe FOR"I-H~ 'J ,.VIDEO CASSETT'F=B, 11 thwhile expenditures are LtmmRy RNy~JI~/,S, j favored. Meet with hankers F~Ho'I"iN@ U~le. " II / ~ any ~'.,r" about property im- • "K~r~gT'~e..... d/ provement.s. LIBRA J'L~ (Sept. 23 to Oct. 22} J ', A plan is impractical. Fur- - • , . •,•- ther discussions with close ties bring forth a new approach. • , . .~ ~., •: Avoid playing games about finances. SCORPIO I~l/~ (Oct. 23 to Nov. 21) You'll come up with exciting I work ideas, but may be in too much of a rush to act on them. Monetary gains are likely the WIZARD of ID" now. sA~rrrARnm ~¢~ ( Nov. 22 to Dec. 21 ) You're restless and seek we PI~T ~A~-.e ."~,rr, "% adventure. Have agood time, but avoid extravagance and clandestine involvements. Try a new hobby. CAPRICORN .~fj~ (Dec. 22 to Jan. i9) You'll have to do. more research about a domestic move. A friefid who hangs "According to this, we gave a around is after something. ~1 ~ IIq IIIlllllllllll n Watch impracticality, .. .:, 45,-.year,old woman a skin rash."

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P~icsPHe should be re- • . .: .. •. . •...... =v.----= ..--:. torero, an agency that ' scu m~, .'~U, now.no .^.;.=~ ,^ .~, r^...~ ^f " " .... nro,~ldes temuorar~ be]n- • ~ roam lt?,Also, am I ~'._,'~-~.,.~:.".'_~'.'.~."o - > In h~kkeenin~, -- a~un{--- Inixeubk~' with the law i-ii$111;lilllil...... IlllA oul6~'l~lillll . .' " i ~ ~ " i i ¢ ' ~I i i -- i ' I fO r |~lMIm~,mt'lnw ~i? I Of ~m~arlo, out i m sure m an~ oula proceaamil .. ------"--"~ " .... yoii Won ' t do. It, " so' lel "s " • " • n~[ed "120 nersonne|" ' d/dn'tk mean to.':-~ was a . get.... oown to some pract I"-. directors anor'mana~ers J0 e that got out of hand_ .., .a.~. .- across the coun~'ry, -P.l-ease.,repI-Y-..in.:t.he ~'~u'~'ill never ~et.: ".What pe.r ~nt of a. txpi- ~a~k~w~aa~ ~ec your "head together'as' : ~l empmy..ee s.worx oaZ "~'~m ~ DoUble -- long as you stay in thst :. ao you e~. ~.m.a~e is pIur noi=x ~,h...... ' lousy relatfonshlp. Your ;. spent worxmgr , ~vor~=.',.' ~:'2.: ~'~^. ." only chance for survival;'; ' Th e respens~ ranged who looks like me. I , is (o get into treatment., from ~ndE.~0 per cent would not prosecute tin- ~: with anothe r ~erapisL. all• ,, ~,,,average v-- ~=,,~ was ,,,~ 32 ~-~,- per less a look-alike signed Tue sooner me oeuer, x cent; Aaadmlng these-re- my name to a cheque. -hope you find the nulls are accurate,, the Ifow do I stand it? No strength to do it. Good average worker is fool- problem. When I'm in luck and God bless.. lng Around. almost four .public, I generally move • "- Daughter.doper months "out of each year. pretty< rapidly and. I am Our l~*year-oMdaugb- If this Is true, those idle never alone;' l enjoy tel" has ,fallen for n boy hours " represent a greeting my fans and ac- we do. not ap~.~ of." productivity .gap that knowledgmg thele reeog- The young man quit " ' ' ' " ' I ' : " ' i ..... • b y I.l'id "I ~' i"lacNilly could I~ a threat to the • • nltlon and do not mlnd sebool'- ti~ 10th ~le,. ~ j ~ nation's econ0my. . slgnlng : autographs, has a ~. -~m.e Job a~. Is this great'country of Alter all, If it weren't for Is heavily into pot. ours going to hell in a .them, where would I be? i ". Whenever we have seen. handbuke~ because .... f have~lx~n an avid him he bus been !goued. pis. don't Want to Work . ruder of your column This Infatuation has:: anymore? -- Concerned ever since I was In ;lunJor go.no on for over a year.. TI::~, ~LI~ l .~,£~)-~f I 1ul~MladelpMa- lim~w~ yeirs ann we are a~rald it Is Dear Phil: I do not be- @lU. , : ~e. our dm~hter's lieve thts. country is . Tbo-.lilobkm: I am In lies to us about going to hell, nor do I1~- loVe wlth a man and the .~vhem she is going .and; .Hove people don't want - dinatinn is hopeless, We her grades .have ~n:.. to work anymore, Goal- are both married. Don't dra~ca!l~. We have ~er- oils can be found In mk me how it happened. bkhten her from golo~ ,- every segment of sed- i have been Ms.pattent out with this fello~ ~t: ety, but four months.ol lot six year~ ~u we oe. are sure she is doing It '~ idleoess out of 12 sounds ~mne Ihtima~e this past behlml our hacks. We Uke a vastly hdisted Ill-. mummer. Please don't cannot tie herup, nor~ urea . can we follow her every use he Is uue. No office can ope~te ' ll.v~ minute. It's really • IUl~l am emotionally ill at an efficiency levelof . have been unable to 100 per cent, although, If " work for two yearo..I • An outside Old~0n IS :' ' • you ~dll forgive.a person- " " tried saldde thn~ times desperately needed. id reference, m,-e comes ." In the last 18 months. I " Pte/se toll us what to do.. • close. I am a demanding We are alllong-time,7 q thlnkabout it constantly Ix~ but a ea.rb~ one. as the only way to esep.pe faithful readers.-- 1VLK • And heroin lies the .se. the ngony f am s afferlng. Tell your daughter you: creL.What are thoee ef- know she Is seeing the, I wmt to anomer psy- boy and that she need not. fl@. mao~em .doIng to cldatrist three years ago im tie produclivt- when f began to suspect I sneak around any more.' was faflJ~ In love with In exchange ~or pertain- ty .. of '. their - employees? don to see him she must /ire the workers treated this one, but I became with dignity and made to worse instead uf better.. I agree to honor a curfew ~ couldn't tell the new psy- and accept family coun- feel "they are an Imper- selling. Get'a competent tat part ol the ol~ra- chiatrist what was both- counsellor who will work Uoa? Or do they feel llke ering me for fear of to reunite the f~fnlly. nameless, faceless robots hurtiog my lover profes- The girl needs .an out so putUo~ In lime? sloually so, of course, I She can drop that cranK- • Employees who feel got.owh.'ere. , ' . loved wig-give the boss er without losing face.. • and the company the I I best that is 'hi them. f _s~g~t that those "num- Ige~ who beUeve their • ~~~'1~ ~ i 'll' e~npleyees are fooling .CROSSWORD. ,~. 3~:per tent of th~ tlme,'ask themselves ...... Eugene She .i...... " i " ' . ." " , '. : - * ., ....-""i'-,-:bgStonLee what they are doteg to make those employees want to give the/r best i'~', ~.z ~.~ Immlli~tll!!.,¥.~ , : ~I~.F~UR~,~O~ -' ~ .: i ~ ~, ~,L~ ~'v~ ~,~-. ~N~-- efforts. • Wri'H ~Ax~ . ' i~ . ACROSS " 3~ Fisherman's 53 Singer ' f6 - Yutang. 1 Farm unit boot Abbo 20 Wavy: Her. He'.s not a martyr 5 Swiss river 38 Canal DOWN 21 Win'glike . Here's a man's vlew,of 8 American "country I Cigar 22 Antitoxins the wife who says, NO DIVORCE. Frequently socialist 41 Bud£thist residue 23 Pueblo, she is viewed as a mar- 12 David, sect 2 Bill and -- dweller t tyr because, she elo~i. of TV's 42 Arthurlan .(tslkfondly) 24 Rubyspinel - her eyes ana ears to me Casablanca lady 3 Product 28 Exercise i ( i' gossip and kept the fanfl- :13 ItmJght 43 Driver's of Cuba outfits ly together. . It's difficult to know •be white exam 4 Football '2'i Citric or exactly what goes on in 14 Seed coat 48 Fairy tale team amino the heart and head of the . 16 Native opener 5 ExclamaUon 28 Captive of Imsbund who is victim- country 49 Biblical tribe 6 Fren,ch river Hercules ized by such a deter- ' ~~~; N.l.il#/~ ""~- ~'~- ' '""~ mined woman. I can tell 17 Brood of 50 Case for 7 Blushed 29 Gaze askance you because I have walk: pheasants small 8 Prancer's 31Infant's con- ~! In thai man's shoes, / • <~!, 18 Force " artlcles companion veyanco I gave up a life with a 19 Avoided 51 Require 9 Estrada 34 Ready : ? wonderful woman be- cause I was afraid to be- a blow 52 Jet's 10 Wait tosho0t • : come involved in a 11 Ghastlypale bailiwick 11 Toboggan 35Fireplace 'knock-down-drag-out ledge " ~" " "- " • ':"~ ' -<" 'iby Johnny Hat t ~I Part of n.b; Avg. solution time: 24 minutes. 'fight. My wife threat- 15 Ponce de- 37 Married ened to haul my name 26 Short-billed IB~UM.~_A O~iBIAtrN ud and 38 Mexican 'er~ last loborer ed you ~0 French 39 English ~e dam- queen off the • 31Volcano on [/~~_~I~ 40 French new life Martinique resort tolnAu." 32 Runner 41 Crazy r exact .... •nod to Sebastian 44 Mighty without Commuter tree route 45 Greek letter tebe 35 Denver's IUISIEiEIPIELEISiAINI' .46 Energy .. ~'eenus. ITIAIRiDIEIELDISiDIOI; eisan elevation source 36 Dobbln's 7.19 47 Even the TN portion Answer to yesterday's puzzle. score • ~l'F~lld llnhlipdln, INC.. li~4 . , .... ~rately, and regret that I didn't z 3 4 ,~5 9 I0 11 • { 'J" : i ...... :" do thin~s ~lil.ferehtly. , ' '.::.:.. Bat it's too late now. ° ' W, 12 1~13 , ~14 , .... : Her life has gone In ,: ..- . another direction and-I " ...... Johnston I~ '7 ' I. ~ ...... " "..:~, : ...... r ' " ' " " .... ~ " .,/.".::~. .have lost her forever, 15 16' I • ' .? ' Just sign me -- Real ES@, I i THanked'TRy./ " : t'-Aw.,~.art~r'-'a'cc'°rdlng i 21 22 23 /4 I I m iiiii!i!iliiiii IR~iyPI~F-~.~ 0&\&il I t~y-uvi"'::.~M!~ .: "'II :~ -- '-. -:-:- l~J~J~ ('~0:.~lii~l: .~ .... :.':.':,-'::.. or. sem.eth,,g, of 'great z, i~26 ...... :~--..~.- ~ ,, ..-.r~, • ,, "~J.~---'~ • I~'I-"~ . ' ~'r.- .:%Iri~l : value- for the sake of a .'r I I IIV ' 11, . :. princlpis or to sastai, s II , ~ -~.-. -- ~, /... ,~ ., m ~rw -r~ ~ ~-~-~. -- ...X~J i, cauSe, l dent see you I:~ '}~/11 -- /Z ~\ ~1 ~L :1 ~ :,,v \ I !~ ~ & ...... anywhere In this detlnl- lil~'s~ . ' I lle"'~. iq'~ .... k;lilll, ll ~ ' > &l|:.~r,~)J . ../...ll> :~,~;~;'.~L.'' tlon. Whatldoseelsa \:l~:.q.. .:~S:i.;~:."..:~:.: man who passed up an " ~'~II ' J, llil~ ~~)~;I,~~Ji~/f~~ ~'!"':" '~/',i,:~:~/:'/:~ "opportunity. for.what I i~u i . ~ I b'i'~!~f ii llil~7:~l I~/,~.. -- (~!] . ::.. :, :::'.~:/... mayhave'oeenahappler WEm l I W"I ! I~l I ~(~f.~ lr~#,#//ll.# ~;i~'l /ll F% ~~ I ~ . ,':. /". ,1:~!~'11-.. • ".~. :~..~: , life because he was 38 39, 40# . ~1143' kll I~ ~ ~ llV'~~{~.q l~i~~!~( v I ~~|~ • .. :::.. '/'; arr~.Id to face the wrath W"' I I E mE n'q,.u Ll.,~ I/- ~ ~ ¥~F~~~ . ~1; i[~~::~.} ' i I ~ ~~il ' ' , "~:~;':: '/" of a vindictive and pun- 42 ,,4 II 46 47 " L l~[ll'''~// I ~:. ~l~:~l.~.|..... '-~~ ~,.',' ' .'-.:; ' '..: .i.L ,,hlngwoman. • '. . . '.": . .= ,, . ,: ' . " ':" .. Reeeutly my hnshand 48 ~49 ~W ~ • • ; : ~ ~,: aml f wont to a theatre. " F ' ' :' P' " ' " " ' q J ' " " .' t. " : " ' :'. Fmlr yonog boys came 51 " ~52 ' " ' " ' .' ;. ':. ~:-. . " . ",~'~,.. •.... " " ~,--~. .: .. up,nd,sh~,,A~, _~. . , by Brant Parker and Johnny Hart u~w.~_~~uwmdero? ~ thought " ' " ' " r ' ' : ' " " ' ' , ' ' y "' ' ' ~i i : . . ,,, were ~ me on

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':AS :i' "' Con'S~ ii!~ O FIrit R.~rfg"inm IFn~lnG CoO'lTI!ll~i .,..'. ': ',~a~e~:b e 4£)., 'to e]~p y. just m~yw~e " .son's Uckets will be on p]armfor next)'e~r must be , Newl " B foggy . ,, . ~,. ay,. are.up witha sudden deoire male veryshortly Look out clisemsed. _ NO*; NBC Night!y RlminMon ' MacNall Exctm~o~dl ~Ge~ew In":sponsorl [.a* ' ~e t' " " ' • .Nolo Hour • Le Poradis $1cop" !';,{"-!'~'~; ' da;,~,at ,~. ,;,L_ ~,~, ...... :. ve to.smoke again;'.The for. programs and Kitlmat Jr. u. Nears StNIo. • Loh,-I r Child In' . Of . ...: .snr~.u~nuuwlm h' • KOMO d News des Chefs " musicb,,,.~ ~ "~e "~'~'~; " yp n'Otist • wi]l. ' Intr~.duee" ~. npplleaflonformsatvartous' Bisckl~wks hoot the Oak.. Top Con'S NeW~ Raoular Tefol. I)ulh , New Hour " 5tOrY ' Con'S ' Hou! Cleureom Regfohel ' ' ~'t : ,'* __._~,.~ ...... _.- ": p plo,to aelf-hypndn;j, loeailon~ around town. For Bay Jr. B Flyers from

7:~ Weekn/ght WKRP In Entlrtoln. Enterlllnmont Adub~n " Canodlan Tefol. • • • Conot co,.; :~, ...... '.,~,~.~ ,. ann •/or" ' . ' " Clnclnnotl Tonlgltt - ' Tonlght Wlldlifo • • PolltIcI ' NotlOnol . i C,oNt' .~.: L?~; '" '; ~;,.~,,~**',.i~.~.~~a ".~_~....~,- .~. ~e price of eI4~rettes ~ or 835-4228. series from Feb. 4 to 6. • ~lAa~..lulglall~ll O LInULI~J~ • : • . . . • .14S Mupget Clrcue TIc TK Loe Wild md• ; LO POIM . • , ,,r': , Show Almlone .?~.. ~,,,,,a~..:~ "~':': ,- ' * ' .~ .,, forone month, :Kg.:He wUI . - Game times are Saturday C~n'! Dol~h ConnicUons Anlmlil Government --,,~, ...... :.:~.e:or~: more ,,~ ;,,:,,._ ..... "'~ --" - ~ ' " Feb. 4at8 p.m. Sunday Feb. .information- .... • ..... ~U" ...... ~ Or:.., (Lake'-';P.m,. u; ue~ ~--:--mu Of ~TJIO -- WCe~- " In ' addition to the regular The Legmon Dynuty Weehlnglon World st :15 C~n't /, ~ . a~, ~,~ ~:. " , " 1 -. ~: m~ o-nque[ttooma~. Concert sreles the TCS is 5at2p,m, and Monday Feb. Duk~ Con't con'S Wsak War ~ Ano. SIq~l :30 Websfor Con'l • Con'S :",:,/'~i' of Wolt Strcot Con't Con*t Con'S :. • '' • .~i' / ' :/ ~ ' '.'Y'.. "• • : : ~o~or~ a se~es of four 6 at 8 p,m, The B~ck~wks :45 COn't Con't " Conot Helzerd ~lmk Con'S Con;t' " • Con'r "; , ~ie.m:~ steppes/t0 the. ,~,~!eMarch -I.3 _ . 'C.0~fen, Concerts'. at, the will also be b0~ting"a two Airwolt The " , Dallee IIctory ,' :~'a~,.~'tl~"',L~bra~ "'rer~::eis.r,~blll¢ '.'=1%!.' Lee. Theatre on :15 Thunder gameserle~wlthnnAlberta Con'I Malter Con't t See Con'S sorle Y,eor.., Y" • Con't. ' COn't Con't Can't orld .._;_e~r~...o~..,i~'~Hui: ~,,.a_ie y :.p 1' b*''"' D"' he. ,, Sunday ovenings during the CollegelevelteamntgP,m. Con't con't La. Of' " r " r I ' Con't * Con't Con't r II Con'S CI.Imbro Living , ~m~.m~a. aDrlM',you.muM~. :~ rB :' ,~a~pe~ ..... every- fall and winter Local ou both Feb.14 and15. Look from ;.the.~:~:tlm..vandt' .:Tq~yat 3:~op.m, .There "nrtlsts ~ be featured in for exciting hockey in these Falcon The .The • oterplece Crest Questors Grlmd- Olmgoroviiy : New NeliouII otrc COrI°t " Papi C0fl'l •.•RUU~d"eout~t:: :i~e-~;~,..w.~:i~i :s.t0~1.en,..~puppela,:;-theseeoneeris,presenUng a two series aa the Con't Show Tha IN:: Con'! , Dlfferont Clnlma ~ ' CAn't' wW~'a~ pt:8 p.m:in the •:;~1 ~ e.on-a goal., t~e 'v~ty" of-mu~leal forms Blackhawkngear up to atazt Con't Journll Undorlton~ng L'E_'.'__.IOU•4 u-it Con't " ; " .I~M ~::.~ire.~/. They- . °z'au~e~l=n ag~ 0 to.8 and " f011owlng each a run at the players for the • CTV • KING $ ~ NOTlonll ~ I't A~moreusa nave almi.:~l~emclm~ver~ .9~nrs.'. ease regtster m **rformnnce the coffee ,,at Provinelal Jr. B. • News News . Night Flail Col ~°t ,p!ov~oy",~" ABC .- de -,/ , , rFrJdeys ~. N~ws The Throe'l AU ~ln • albumi/-!:-": ::~ ;/.....:- ...... advnnce"by "calllng the ~IHbeo~InUn)lobb~so_~ou Champlonshlps. Good • Ntv~"-'°" Final Volontln • ; Tonlght .ComP.any. Clh n'Imlls ', Can't . .. : Mo.ddy;'Pel~S"'' ;' nbraryatl~0s~'/ Tl~m.ein . , = a, luckll 11i. Con't . ' q d " " ' ...... " ~ ' can mnet tho artisis =.u • ' . COU't The S~ • ; Rock gad . h ..~e District ~ ~ TeffdGo .: i:.,,no c~rge. ~, " frlenda : for: a chat Lo! nlght Clno, Nu;t' Con't : ,., Late, . Can't Roll Video Am rico Show Un COU°t c ' as" asked CN Rail. tQ/~ ::' ~.!~:~:~, , , /~ftor, vards. Each concert The St. Citizens hold their Frldiy G~od Lltl ~Ight SI • i. I, 'NIght Racklng •toner / . " . ,. ,' • p~seht , an, audio-visudi/..iAru~.'Ys, !.,,.,, ',. . ,. ,_will be about one hour long bi.monthly meeting on 12"- Aml rlco Jolt co.'t . "i!i,: The P re sen ta t'lon~:..~t i t le d :: An Alcoholice :Anonymous ~and therewlll be a ~ chaz3e Thursday, Feb. 2 at 2 p.m. Adventures ' Videos CB5 Late VIIleoe, ' : I$ Fiction Ot coast Mov Your Tlclmt ' "]~ e S p'on dl n:g: • to ..... meeting: talred~,plaee ,'at "to he]p offset' ~peunea. . at Riverlodge. AH seniors Is NO :30 . Makers the. Con'1 :~1 Con't Longer" , ': En~ergmdm', to be aeen in Sacred Hcert ChurCh at 4830 ' . are welcome to attend- if Queen ' Con'1 • i VIIId ,: • "" ! o'. the ~ Jepartment lounge ~ Straume, frem 8:~ p,m. to yOU need a ride, please Thursday, Feb. 9 at 7:30 ~one RiveHodge. p.m. This loom Is able to The Terrace C0uce, SATURDAY- m-Gp,, , , .. accommodate Society is' p!eased to ~.~.O ~ O ~ 9) Don't forget Chinese ",~'-"~.. approximately 25 peonle : nnnounce detailm of its Cooking and Jamalcaan ~c~y " Smith ~ld ' Smurls . . World . The ~ Iw NIIs '.. Morla .~'i :. :and it'kt-- ~I~! '" : ~clt~ i903-84 q4mson ~* Sorpppy DoG Smith ' Con't : Tomorrow i I zco R ,vu~' " . ., ~ .,~that...... , = .. ..." Cooking classes start next pac./~l~m .. ~ 5torytime :~ Can't " • • MOPpet In'the " 8i :: Rublk Con'S $~ow Pal@ . ~ ~, week.," C°Q°t NeWl Perlout ',., ~'t : :l~'~'~'r~'' . " :" Ke~!at. ~q¢ ~tHct;offlo tv :I~.M. ne Thai re.. . Tuekday, Feb, 21 KiUmat Minor Hockey is Monbdo Let's Con't ' Pralee COn't . PIosti~ man Fl~r ' Roml con.t' ' :~ this da~i;;~/ " ' ' ' " Lindsay Seizer wm hosting Pep teams on Feb, 3 Con't Go the . 8teftnn Wegner. Plane. Flesh In tha News. Story Con't c~,t. The Swiss Family Lord Candy discuss you ,and your and 4, On Feb, 3, the LIttlol Robinson 'Can't Cberll FOUfOUII Can't ", .'. i C~nOt • Brown COU't , Conot. Tues~lay, ~"eb. T Saturday, Feb. 18 ' Since teenager at 7:30 -p.m, in Kitimat Peewees play Please ' : reglkter, in • w|nning, the Knigbtn of Mouitt Elizabeth Senior Terrace at 8 p,m. and at 10 PuPpy Zig Mr. ;r Teachll g Tribal Canadian D'Hler The .i ; ad~;ance for tho Terrace, Columbus award twice at Scocby Zag Con'S Treila Wrltins a Politico Lucky ."~ ,~ , Public i] ~rary'~). "The:. the Pacific Northwest ,Secondary eaffeleria. See p.m. KRimat Midgeis host Monudo - Creotlve ~. The Am~lng, Skelma. Magic, and Oemaln Con't, - ' Hende " Stir "L',~~ ~' 10i 'Sgldermen ~ Jeornol OII Pal Itlng Government Con't • '. ¢on't ' ~ L: M i": ~ :l%h~!e:'( ~ d!~.:hdd;~ev yl.i Muslc:I~esUv'a]i~-~e.mld. Terrace item for Feb. ~.0 for Terrace midgets. Feb. 4 i' details. • : Thi" ncredlbll Presln I Tuesday at. 3i~0; ~.m.:. U 11*~'. 1970'd, .~ Stoffan '!~ sees two more matchu~e Swlng 101, ' World • " ';'lne- COn't " ' ,~fol . Hulk " Preeen Senoutlon Huhtloy at War ' Fomllle .COn't " i: .;.',~ Mar0h. 13;-.:/There .`• are r continued, his musl~.~l between Kltlmat and :~LS' American ' Strlel Up Horpe Thundorr WOodw 9ht I ~n't Lee Con't. ' • : _11:".' Bandstand Tonlght" Con't ', . ;Cont. Shop ?_t~ij.os~/~_PllPl~;,~';:fllxn.,strlps,-s_~cli, a tUBC and Trinity. T, und.ay...Eeb.?3 . . Terrace rep teams. The con't Aventureo Con't " : ~u ,~o~u ume f~r'all ..collegoo~MImle, Englnnd, -L.~.n.o ueuon~nopesmge~ Pe;~veesplayatl0a.m.nnd All-5tar - Greetest 5porh ,Sports , A Hou~ Grcwlng de .PYgmolion ~" r con*, Wrestling Lagends. for all S ~ason _e~._urenzrom:ag~0,to8.' Pursuingalmsyeai;eerml smokers to quit at ~e the Bantams at 12:15 weekend , ,Years Tintln ' Con't " Huaky ". Con't AI Tony Con'f Home Con't • Con't' : : •' can 038-81~.Nodmrge. 'piano teacher," and solo ~;nmet Hotel banquet roo~ (noon), 12 14LS "Beskttholi Con't McGulro , Cgn't Brown GIrdoner Con't Con't ' ~ Monda,, F~ *~ '~ " ,per~mer,~we are aligned " at9p.m, SeeTelTace, Feb. Commercial Hockey• J* ~* ~v ..... ' • ~ - Molson 03.14 Con'S ' Amorlcm A¢ .... Bogatilla Con't"' : -: I,indsay" Seizer not ~o,]V TO welcome: him. back to" 22 for details. • . ' Playoffs begin on Tennis College • Ccm't Ployhovs Con't • Satordey Circuits' ' Con'l ~" .' : has two tee~ge~ of ~.:: Terrace.: . • .... ,..~ ...... : Wednesday Feb. 8 at 8 p.m. Challenge Boskotbalt Con'S Con't Voyouo Con't Con0t . 1 145 °"Matinee ConOt ConOt ond Thursday Feb. 9 at 9:40 Con't Con't Con't Can't ' Con'S own, she works,with yo~.g ~: " " - " W~ter'Carnivnl i~ ,nw In Con't Con't Con't Con't . , ! ~lo~ing Ulylle ' ' pe ple and~ ~hl~ir~paresis;,: ;. ti Airless il~rll, age,.' over and con~rlRu]ailom go next week. :15 Tondem Con't Kill ~" " Con't Con'S Can't Hornl Intorlo~ 31 ~ . Me'.. / Con't Con'S . Con't Colft Con't which mak..es'.'.her:a good ',gltu~lay. Mir~ 3." ~ • out to'aN those.wha put in so The Snow Voile), l;'l~ure Freehand LO Velleo'" GoodbYe ' • Con't Con'1 • ConOt • COn't : Con't i . SKetching ; Sacnmu tenet . . . • Pere°nm.t~.~!![.aboutyounn~: ~UMciana preaent .,tlit~ ~,iniucli"work on tbe many Skattng Club ia getting ABC Con't your teenagere 'at I ~":music (~ Sooth Mrl~':' "~ovenbi-thanks~0ra|o~well ready for an inter-club 03.14 George VIctory Introdoclng " 'Lal' . Con'l "-'" •:~ SporlsBeotpro Con't Co, logo .Deglelsh Garden Biology ~. Hiroi con't. : Skeena Health audltoriumil Singing; *chanting gad" .done - now J~ only the competit/on on Feb. 11 and Con't Bolkelblli Barney • ' Jacquu Veronica ' du , . 145 Bowlore con't at 7:30 p.i~i ShewiU focw .dancing " to " the ; ~e ~er had cooperated a 12 in the TamiUk Arena. Con't Con't Milllr Pegin ' : Kovln Alec, SlmiKII .~. ' L on the-new":ehallkngea ~ aecbmpaniment : of little morel Good luck skaters, and any T. '" Wide cents' Slam, 3-2-1 Computer ' Lo' who ,,' i- ,parents:fa©eltoday ini:~radRlonalAfriean'drums,. Th, Winter .Carnival IA i~ World Systems Soma;no . reis spectators are welcome. con.t 'can't wrestling contact Hu '"/'!"*~ ing 'teona~.s..~, Such xylophones, " lyres: and. Windup Mceting wUl be held con't Of Con't Con't Newton,s Grlen Parlemontelrl S~m the Ii on 1~by, Don't forget the Alcan Ski ;ALS Con't'. Sports Con't con'I APFIO, ~ e0.t . • O.~V. el...... topi~ s peer pn~u~eond,, l~l~'h~; l~nm, tl~ Moup'i Feb~.? at 7:~0 Marnthonis on Feb. 12- it is • ~ - ~-aehmg .your. teen to.. be ~ will'bri~/B tlm:neanon io an p.m~4n the'TamlUkMeeUng open to all partieipanis and • : ' - " ;~ ~" - . responalble will beeovered, excitisg conclusion, Room. It is lmpertant that is an enjoyable event. The • .. .~ • . WedneSdiyl Feb. '~ . TheseconcertswilIhavoa all those invo|ved with sldiers are asking everyone . Lo pray for snow (plnasel). /j~ '" 6 i2 ii"3 "" "'[~/ IfG'mleDeff°ntpuisy°u- > ~ '" 'very wide'a--I;WinterCa2;Vmlatlendas'SUNDAY aud .... SATURDAY • 5pm • 2am . .-i . "---" "" .'\ '..;~ ....;== " = ' " §pm- =

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'. , o ] lnterMfion i represents hves to visit local ,church i! Representatives from ' " <'' " " Y " : .... South America and Africa so much "bad news" in the several years an average of to attend the public services will highlight the Annual headlines it will be 600 new churches have been of the conference Sunday at World Missions Conference refreshing to hear .the established each year l! a.m. and 7 p.m. Monday at the Terrace Alliance "Good News" from these outside of . at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday and Church, Feb,~•5-8. R ev. Third World countries. You are cordially invited Wednesday at 7 p.m. Rlcha/'d Relche'rt has With National churches in served in church-planting 47 countries, the local and - ~ ;I minlst~-les and leadership canadlanAlllancechurchis [| . " || trainingin Loja, Ecuador. only a small part of amuch | | • . | [ beReV"WiUleavingGerald for Hogenbirk his first term greater work. For thepast' tl [~r~r-----~r~ [~~F-~ II

Ivoryof eervice Cnsst, this Mriea. summer Both in I Be .me I II men' served churches In . ' Canada prior to their [ !1 il overseas appointments. I a Friend The theme of this year's I of B.Cs I II Ii cprfference is "when you l Childm.,n's III !1

Rev..Reichert ev. Hogenb;rk I Pleasewrite to us at- i II . , ,neuauyneralo II i 4480 O~ikStre~t i II 3010 Kalum St. lJ I Vancouver,BC I I I ...... ~ I I Tax departmen!,,ihoawunts civili. servant , OTTAWA' ,(CP)" >-,, The MP Pen-in .Beatty and .... " • servatlve ;' b/P '~I after' the ' Progressive ,~ -".""..~)Attend the Church "callous wrath of Ottawa subsequently the media, than the limit for 1975 and Yewchuk'; Obtaining letters Conservati~eswon the May ~ ::......

bureaUcrats" has left a A recently released film 1977 -- the" two years of reference ' 1 from 1979election. / . .,. :.~=-, • lengtime public servant depicting fi~:titious tax- questioned by'the, depart- colleagues, including Lt.- "I regret the' frustration haunted .. with, bitter payers being caught by an merit. . Col. W. I. Butchart of the you may have experienced . of Your Chowe memories of hls own ordeal all-knowing, , all-seeing He, said ~x . officials C~anadianForcesi providing: in trying "to /resolve the with the tax department. Revenue Canada computer rejected the deductions . additional sworn affidavits matter," wrote Baker. who TERRACE " ~ ' THE KNOX ldis Ren-Tahir says has added to the debate. even though he had • by the family's lawyer and died last year ~f cancer. PENTECOSTAL ~IL. SALVATION . UNITED • ASSEMBLY [~, .ARMY • CHURCH Revenue Canada officials Revenue Minister Pierres provided all the doctor in Karachi; and But the experience has .Pastor John Caplln Busaleres suspended fur- documentation . required getting letters from' the left Ben.Tahii" wondering 637 Welsh Ave. 4907 Lazelle Ave. made his life miserable for • 3511 Eby St., " mi~ 635.2626or - 635.6014 . more ,than a year because ther distribution of the 12- under the guides ~ for banks reconfirming earlier what happens to people who Terrace, B.C. 635.5446 Rev. David Martyn, .they refused to believe he minute film until govern. claiming foreign depen- moneytransfers, do not have people with • 635-2434 SUNDAY 5E RVICE£ B.A., M. Div. was sending money to his ment public relations ex- dents. 'Thirteen months later, some influence to go to bat SUNDAY SERVICES 9:30 a.m. ,-, Sunday Service ~ 11:00 a.m. sick and' poverty-stricken perts can assess/ the This included a sworn Ben.Tahir had the cheque for them. 9:~, Sunday School School for all ages. , Nursery to Grade 6-- 11 "department's methods [or affidavit from his mother's 11:00 Morning Worship 11:00 a.m. -- Family a.m. parent#, inPakistan. from Revenue Canada and a Revenue Canada is • 7:00 Evening Service The moment a reporter communicaling with the doctor inKarachi testifying letter of apology from' prohibited in law from. Worship Grade 7 to Adults -- i0 public. to her diabetes and Walter Baker, who had been discussing individual 7:30" p.m. --. a.m. steps into the office he pulls HOUSE Evangelistic Salvation out a ph0togrsph.album and Ben,Tahir, who moved to • deteriorating health. named revenue minister taxpayers. 1 . O F . " Meeting. ".. :. ZION points topictures of an Canada in 1960;:argues he The guides, said no such PRAISE . WEDNESDAY . was the of un- affidavit .was reqidred for Pastor Arnold Peters BAPTIST ailing mother, his, dying .victiin 7:30 p.m.-- Ladles' CHURCH father and {he elegant home necessary haraSsment dependants over the age of 34O6 Eby St. Home League 635-3015635.3657 Pastor Paul Mohnlnger. theyonee owned in Karachl, because'/the, department 65 so Ben-Tahir had not Fellowship. Home 635.5309 was under orders to assume bothered to get one for his Sunday Services Pakistan. 10:30a.m. Corner of Sparks & Ben.Tahir, now an in- dnyone elainfln'g deductions father~, who .'was wtially TERRACE Kelth blind and suffered major CHRISTIAN 9:45 a.m. -- Sunday' fori~atinn systems officer for foreign dependents was SACRED REFORMED School with the Veterans Mfalrs a liar. , ~. . heart attacks~ in 1973 and ' HEART CHURCH I1:00 a.m. ,' Morning Department and a' 17-year: ..~n Mar,¢h~; .!,~9.., :.then- PARISH . COME STAY "WITH US Reverend S. VanDeal~ W~:hip ;~. '.,The, 'OLt~,: tax:. office, ,, 635-2313 , • SparksSt~net& • :'~" insisted on fti/ther proof of -~." EnglisK Bay near S~anley Park Straume "vice, i~anlei0ck~l iiia Abbott confirmed a crack- . Straume Avenue ST. MATTH EW'S • his parents' health and ,n beautiful downtown Vancouver ANGLICAN dispute with 'Revenue- doWn'wasunder wayin an Sunday School -- 10 ; ,Canada in 1978 When it attempt to ¢oimter a financial status. Mass Times: " a.m. CHURCH • Sat. evening .7:30 p.m. 4726 Lazelle Avenue refused to accept deduc- growing problem of tax- "They were on a fishing TOLL,:3REE 800-2&B-8993 Worship Services -- 11 payers inventing needy expedition,',he eaid. "When 1755 DAVIE STREET VANCOUVER, B.C. V6G IW5 Sun. mo'rnlng. 8:30am a.m. and 5 p.m. 635.9019 tions he had claimed for 10:00am SUNDAY SERVICES money he sent to "clothe foreigners as a means of they found-they had made a TELEPHONE (B04) 682.1831 Llsfen to the Back to lh30am God Hour every Sunday 9:00 a.m. -- Holy i reducing their tax load. mistake, they accused me of and f~ed" his parents." at 8:30 a.m. on CFTK. Communion Political turmoil between VIGILANCE ORDERED not sending the money and 10:00 a.m.-- Sunday India and Pakistan, Abbott told theCommens providing false dOcument- CHRIST LUTH ERN School " , CHURCH ~' • 11:00 a.m. -- Family swindles, poor health and on March 26, 1979, tSat his s, • UPLANDS 635-5520 Service -- Holy floods had reduced the once- officials had been instructed They their,, asked if he BAPTIST 3229 Sparks St. Communion except affluent, land-owulng to treat foreign~ependant would co-operate with them (Corner of , CHURCH Corner of Halllwell • third Sunday. couple to poverty by 1971,he claims with special: by naming other people who Sparks& Park) Wednesdays - 7:30pm ,. and N. Thomas said. vigilance because the were cheating,on their, in-. Healing •prayer every racket" costlng 'the •come tax, Ben-Tahir said. 9:45 a.m. 4th Wed. in month. Armed with Revenue was '" 9:43 a.m. -- Sunday Bible Teaching " Ben-Tah!~'s father died" Canada's responses a,d his government millions of/ Church School Sunday School dollars. while his S6n was in London 7TH DAY final victory in December 11:00 a.m. -- Regular lh00 a.m. ADVENTIST 1979 when he. received a The law allowed deduc- getting specia! diet food and worship service. Morning Worship 3306 Grlfflths cheque for $1,305.80 from tions of up to $780 fo~" medicine for his parents. --Holy Communion the Service Pastor Henry Bartsch the department, Ben-Tahir dependents over the age of Ben-Tahil" returned to. first Sunday of each 6:30 p.m. 635.3232 wants the story, told of how 16 whose net income was Canada and took up what month. ' Bible Study 635.7642 less than $1,590, Ben-Tahir's turned out to be a year-long Choir, Confirmation, Wednesday 8i00 .Services -- Sat. 9:30 he was made to fee] like a Youth, Adult Classes,. Home Bible Studies "cheating, lyini~ taxpayer." tax ~tta'ns, which included campaign to clear his name. L. OO.OOL, 624-2621 or 624-3359 a.m. -- Sabbath School DINING ROOM Men's and Ladies' Bible :'You Are Welcome (Sunday School). '. copies of bank transactions This in#lived enlisting the .. &DRIVE IN 151 Ave. W. IIIMh St. He insisted his father's • Studies. at Uplands" I1:~ .a.m. -- Worship death Nov. 23 19"/8 -- just in Canada and Karachi, help of Progressive Con- days before his 68th bir- thday -- was speeded by news his son was in trouble with the taxman in Canada because of his parents. "I was'trym['to salvage their lives at. a subsistence level," he said. "It's part of • . the Islamic cuRt;re to help your parents when they are in trouble. "After my father die d, 1 had nothing left to lose,", he '1 said, and the controversy over the department's Collection tactics prompted him to open his file to Progressive Conservative

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SEXUAL ASSAULT HELP THE TERRACE J~oster KSAN HOUSE Is available TERRACE WOMEN'S~ i PROGRESSIVE • WORK WANTED-- House -- TIM6ERI I LINE We offer support and Parents Association meets towomen and children who RESOURCE CENTRE I CONSERVATIVE I " Riding repair, carpenter, painting, TIMBERII tmderstandlng to victims of the fourth Tuesday of each have beam physically or Drop.in centre; :support I' Assec. ofSkoona Invites Its some plumbing, & Trade Sawmill, Edger,2 sexual assault and month at Northwest mentally .abused. If you service tar women; friends to a Wine and appliance repair. Phone 638. saw Trim Saw,. 671 harassment. Sexual al~sera Communlty College. WE are need a safe temporary Information; reforral; Cheese Reception f~ Bill 0601 Ask for Larry, Power Unit at Deses don't stop volunterliy, they a support group for foster refug~ calJ the help lisa 635- lending library; b0ok~t0re,! McKnlght, MP from : (p10-13feb) Pr~vleced Lake, B.C. need Intervention from parents. If you would llke to 4042. counselling; supp0rti Klnserly, Lloydmlnster, Trade for prot0~riy;. others. Call any.time. 635- talk to us please call Bev British Columbia (ppd:sprlD0.84) groups. ~ Sask. Mr. McKnlght is the Mia~ltry of LiC LOG SCALER F.B.M., heavy equipment or 4042. 635-3248, Jacqule 635-6727, - 4543 Park Avllnue~: • i. + Conservative Critic for the cubic metric, A.D.S.; 5 what hove your (PPd.apri130-84) Train 635.2865. ol~n 124 p,m. weekdays :.~ .Minister of State" Tramporlatisn . years experience. Add 5 & Hlgkways Offers, Terms. WrKe: (ppd2.23mer84) TERRACE HOMEMAKER ~ (International Trade) Also years experience D.L.S. D. Monoik, SERVICES-- Provides (ppd-7mo-30Mar'84) attending, are. the two • - LOAD heavy equipment operator, RESTRICTIONS Box96 esslstance with household declared ~ candidates, seeks, relocetlon • Terrace : TERRACE & ADVANCE PUBLIC., Norman Wells. N.W.T. DISTRICT GA~' CONNECTION management and dally ALANON, MEETINGS seekingthe'nomlnatlo~asa Prince Rupert area. Wife - X0 E 0V0 COMMUNITY Sundays, 7.10pm 638~1362. living activities to 'aged, M0ndeyat Mille Memorial : ConservatlveCandldate, In • NOTICE I.F.A., "A'" ticket - 2 years hendlcapped, Pursuant to Section 26 of Phone 403.517-25~9 SERVICES ~ (plxI-Nov84) convalescents, chronically H0spltah at 8pm.'Phone the next Federal Election. the f'Hlghway Act',, notice Pray. Amb. Exp. - Glbsons. (p20-3feb) 635-3178 • ill, etc. 4619 Lakelse" Isabel635.9359~" Gloria635. The reception Is at 7-30 Phone 886-2108. Is. hereby, given that load (p14-17feb) 4603D Park Ave. 5546. p.m.. Friday, February 3rd, restrictions'may be placed, Terrace, B.C. VSG 1V$ WE-WANT YOU to come Avenue. Phone63&S13& (ppd.23mar~4) Terrace Hotel. WANTED-- '| and loin us, a family (ppd-30nov.e3). For Intormatlon centad on ahort notice In tha near future; on all highways In Berlin No.el for Parts, ! ALTERNATE orientated group, with EVERY THURSDAY at Derrick Curtis at 635-6.754 the, Terrace HI0hway or SIdeheed end i EDUCATION totally.and edultactlvltles. I~OOD FOR THOUGHT 7:00 p.m. In the Hospital after 6 p.m. District. Grinders. ' I We are a local support Soup Kitchen ~ We provide Pysch Unit there Is a movie (n.cl0-3feb) The restrlcflono will limit Phone Collect: I commUNl : group; offerlng frlendshlp, free mup to those In need;, on Alcohol and Drugs. TERRACE CONCERT vehicles to~l~ per cent, 70 403-587-2529. (l~04teb | WORKS companionship and ~lf If this sarvl~e Is pray!dad by Everyone welcome. : : ; ,, per :cent Or ~K) ~ cent of. • " , we can to families who are~.i:VO!unl~erl, ,who •,-are : •: ...... h1 :* lh~:~((~'''~+~l~ ~ J~ ' T~' F. h~lel,i;: eX~",:~:+:~!~,+,:: ;i~ ++. i L coNsUMER* ; ,' only one• parent: Coriler•~l~d;~, "mj~10~d;: *:Ooilationl; of iS. : ' :; .:•~: -; •::~;~,/.+,:,:.:;~;,~!~,: !::'::':+Balalaikas ~Bn:Saf;'Feb4at.~ CaM' PUTER CLASSES. COMPLAINTS OFFICER loln us the One Parent food and money are needed UNEMPLOYMENT ~ the REM Lee. Theatre at regulatlone pursuant to the SIGN UP NOWI & DEBT Families Association of to maintain this service. ACTION CENTRE -- We :.apm. Tlckatsfrom Sight and Commercial Transport Ad. Beginning Feb. 13th. COUNSELLOR Canada. For Intormatlon ~1727ParkAvenue are a non-government Sound or at door. Overweight'permits will not Kids classes $25,00 635-1256 I~on'e BOa 635.3238 or Judy 10a.m..4p.m. ' agencythot provldesadvioo (nc6.3teb) be .gra~fed, All-; term" Adult classes $50.00 . , :, 630-1935 Or wrlte Box 372 :: ( ~ ~ ' I" r I : i and ,cobnsolllng:.t~:,~he::i ,: * : .. ~v~veight • .~rmlte'. 'are ' For more Information MEALS-ON.WHEELS Terrace, B;C. VaG 2B5. phone 63S-2630. 635-6461 '(ppd2-Emer) ~l~i2.30mar84) " unemployed. Our ~:~lces THE TERR,~CE - • Invalid. ' Res~icfi0ns •may • are free. If you need help Breasttoedlng Support be Imposed +as necsseary.. AL'S COMPUTER' STEEL BUILDINGS 40"x60', 50'xi00', f with Unemployment Grouo will hold.Its monthly The Public, "and Trucking SERVICES insurance -problems or meotlog Tues.Fob. 7 6pm at and Tr.enspo,-fatlon (p20-10teb) 60'x100', 60'x150', Human Resources glve,ua,a '4626 Munthe., New morns Companies, should govern i 80'x150', 80'x200'. cell. ;' . with qvestlens are Invltod to themeelves accordingly. Avallable for qulck 4721 Lazelle, attend; TOPic: IntroduCing Your co-operation In FOR SNOW shovelHng of delivery anywhere In Rm. 200 .' solids. Beblss are welcome. adhering to the above walks and driveways phono B.C. Complete turn key (Back of Tilllcum Theatre) Support members needed. regula~tions will be 635-5348. or shell erection. Phone INDEX 635.4631 (nce.7feb) , appraclatod. (stf.ffn) far information 736.5205 I ~mmunlty Services 2a Servlces •- (ppd2-30mar84i • W~E. Stanley, eves. 271-2912. 2 Coming Events 24 Situations Wanted 4? IMPROVING-- 3 Noflcee 2S TV & Stereo (plS-9mer - 50 Homes for Sale " " ~EVENT: YOUNG ART OF • DlstrlctHIghways REMODELLING time yet? 4 Information Wanted 29 Muelcel Instruments 51 Homes wanted TERRACE " PRO-LIFE" B.C. sponsored" by Emily Manaf~r tues,thurs,frl only) 5 Blrlhs 30 • Furnlture & Applla.nces Painting, Drywall, T-Bar, 52 Property for Sale Education - Ass'n. is Carr College of Art. " ' : 6 Engagements 31 Pets 53 Properly Wanted Panelling, Complete ~obs. ? Marriages 32 Livestock concerned with upholding January 31 to February 11 - MlnrlStryof 54 Business Property Residential & Commercial. 8 Obituaries 33 For Sale Miscellaneous Buslne~ Opportunity the right to I to of the ' Tuesda,,thruFrlda,,•12"~. 7 ' , TranN]ertetlon 9 Card of Thanks 35 Swap & Trade 56 MotorcYCleS References available. Call 10 In Memorlum M Mim:ellenanus Wonted " 57 Automobiles Innocent from conception 4o ~:~p Satordav 12 ~ "r.~....~ • . & H g weyl , II Au¢tione 39 Marine Jack 638.8066. M Trucks & Vans natural, death. Actlve:`and:,~ Arl Gallery (l~Ibrarv" : ( -2,3,O,10feb) (pe.3teb) 12 Garage Sale 40 Equlpment 59 Mobile Homes sup*portlng members~:,Basement) :- . .-- ] ; 13 Personal 41 Machinery 60 Recreational Vehicles 14 ' Business Persunel 43 For Rent Miscellaneous 6,1 Aircraft welcome, r Phone Rolmrta (ncS.3fob; 5.10fib) 15 Found 44 ProPerty for Rent 64 Financial 635.7749 Or Mark at" 635-5841; 16 Lost 45 Room & 6Gird 611 Legal WW 19 Help Wanted 47 Suites for Rent 69 . Tenders (ppd-3Oluns84.) BIRTHRIGHT MONTHLY FOR RENT ~,1 For,HIr..e ~ .Homes for Ren:l me, ling wi!l be held at 4e22 Oddfatlows Hall A.A. MEETINGS Davis St.• at 7:30 p,m. on 3223 Munro Street. For Mondey~-,8',3Optm,.~:, ~, ;;~,Monday, Feb. 6th. Anyone Informatlc)n ~"re restate : i i -'' (CloSed) ? ~'~,,~,,Intel~i~t~l~In":Olrthrlght's LADIES, GENTS~MeeI the phone-n.~4oor • ~;gs.~,~ CLASSIPlID RATIS .... : ..... ~;~ , CI~AiS I.FliD A NNOU IMClM! NTS UnitedChurch . •, work ~IS welcome to offend. .easy way. Sand today for FIVE YEAR OLD male (ecc-tues&frl-tfn) LOCAL ONLY Notices 6.00' 4907 Lazelle (nolefeb.) Informatlon and, application Blue-Gold Macaw. Very 20 words or lees 12.~0 per Insertion. Over 20 Births 6.00 frlenclly, excellent health words S cents Per WOrd. 3 or more consecutive Engagements 6.~0 • Tuesday-- 8:30p.m. form. 10 years experlence. insertions SI.50 ptr insertion. • j with large cage. $2,500, or Marriages 6.00 (Open Speaker) PEOPLE, 31-15401 Kal. Obltuerlos 6.~ KNOW YOUR RIGHTS- Vernon V1B 1Z3. offers. Phone 639.9805after RBPUNDS Card of Thanks 6.00 Sacred HEEH Church 1:00 p.m. First Insertion charged for whelher run or not, InMemorlum 6.00 4630 S'traume : The ~Women's Centre and (p3-20,27,3tob) Ablolutely no rofundl after ed hal been ser. ~)ver 60 words, S cents each additional wo'nd, • Unemployment Action (PS.Tfeb.) PHONE 635.63S7 -- ClllSiflad Advor~lllhl CORRECTIONS Dsparlmant. Wednesday--e:30 p m. • ~Centre will hoot a two-pert MUle be made before second Insertion. (Women's Closed) '-',Workshop on " welfare i • Allowance can be made for only dee Incorrect SUIICR IPTION RATI$ ad, Hospital Psych Unit (G.A.I.NJ rights. February Single Copy EfhlcllvlOcthber t, 1910 2,~c New Management ,14 and 15 from 9:1S. 11:15 off/in BOX NUMBERS By Carrier ruth. 113.50 ThursdaY-- 8:30 p.m.. • Lm. in the Green Room of. $1.00 pickup. By Carrier year 31.00 Reduced.Rates $2.00 moiled (Closed) ~the Terrace Hotel. Free BY Mall 3 rathe. 2S,00 chlldcere can be arranged atthe By Mall 6 mths. 35.00 Hospltat Psych Unit MANOR VILLA CLASSIPIBO DISPLAY " By Mail I yr. M.~0" by cellleg&18.0228, 12.4 p.m. FILTERQUEEN Rotes available upon requelt. Senior Citilen I yr. 30.00° Friday--0:30 p(m. Weekdays. Sales & Service UNIQUE PROGRAMS ON APARTMENTS Phcne Starting at NATIONAL CLASSIPIED RATE British Commonwealth and "United States of (Open) : (ncSefeb.) TAPE FOR Vitro 32 ~ents Per agate line, Minimum charge 15.00 • America t yr. I~t.00 ' Blorythm, financial, S~IIS.00 per insertion. Kermode Fr tendshlp Centre I UANCE -, Sat., :Feb. 4. educational, etc. 5 These apartments on The Hereld reserves the riihl to ~leesliy ode 3313 Kalum Kenney & Ager offer: LEOAL - POLITICAL and TRANSIENT AO- under appropriate headings and to wt rata :~ponhored by the Terrace programs for SI2.00. P.O. VaRTISIND therefore and to determine.page I()¢afl~l. 'AL TOOVEY Box le. Kltlmat, B.C. VaG --w.w carpeting 37 centS per else. "~rSaturday--8:30 p.m. Day Care S0clety. Tlckots at Kelly's Stereo Mart or FURNACE REPAIR 2G6. --2amllancss ,The Herald reserves tho right to revise, edit, (Open) --drapes BUSINESS PERSONALS classify or reject any advertisement and to Hospital Psych Unit Northern deLlghts Natural Phone 635.7524 (ps.efeb) |5.00 per fine Per month. On • mtnlmum four retain any answers directed to the Harold" Box Foods, Muslc by the Re- (sff) --laundry facilities on month basis, Reply Service and to repay the customer the sum every floor Paid for the advertisement me box rental. Sunday-- 8:30 p.m. Sessions. :Phone 635-3424 or FOR SALE-- 1977 Ford 'COMING EVENTS (Men's Closed) 638-1713. • FEBRUARY ONLY --plenty of parking • Per Non-Profit Orgsnizeflons. Maximum 5 days Box replies on "Hold" inofr~:tlons not picked up 20pc off custom framing Super Cab (camper special) --security system insertion prior to evans for no charge• Must be 25 within 10 days of expiry Of on advertisement wlU • Anglican Church (nc3;Sfeb.) and canopy. Call 635-2571. words or less, typed, and su~lllffed tO our 0t lice., end art prints FOR MORE he destroyed unless mailing Instructions are • Bassmeht (PS-3feb) received. Those answering B~x Numbers ere 4726 Lazelle (reproductions). INFORMATION requested not to send originals of documents to LADIES AUXILIARY lathe Norlbem Llght Studio PLEASE PRONE DEADLINE avoid IOSl. All claims of errors in advertisements . DISPLAY must be receiVed by the'publlshor within 30 days " 2~1hrs.'638-8195 Royal Canadian Legion ' 4820 Nalllwell Ave., SAVE ON FROZEN Noon hvo days prior tO ptJbll¢atlon day,. after the first Publication. Branch No.13 Terrace Terrace..631-1403 VEGETABLES Cheapest (tll nov.29.03) CLAISIPIID It Is agre~l I~y the advertiser reqmstlng space : ~anen Meeting • .reguldr~ monthly meeting (ecc21.29tob.) case lot prices In Terrace. II :00 e.m. on day previous to day Of publication that the liability of the Herald in the event Of Monday 6:00 p.m. will bli held Tues,. Feb. T at;. "*' Twin City Meats Ltcl. 4545 Monday to Friday. failure to publish on advortllMment or In the 8pm. !n the Legion. All ~ Lakelse Ave. Terrace, 638. event of on error appearing In the a'~vortisvmenl Hospital Psych Unit • as i~JUllthld shall be limited to the amount p~Id ppd-311ane,l) members are urged to 1312. ALL CLASSIFIED CASH WITH ORDER ether by the ed~ertll*.r for only On~ Incorrent Insertion please attend. (nc3.7feb) (pE.3feb) TLqrRAUn than gUSINBSSES WITH AN ESTABLISHED far the portion of the advertising space'occupied ACCOUNT. by the Incorrect or Omitted Item oflly, and that there shall be no liability tO any extent greater CANADIAN :*PARENTS for PLACE* than tho amount paid for such edvorfltln9. French (Terrace Chapter) ~ " 1 " i FOR SALE--Panas~nlci Service chards of SS.N on all N.S.P. cheques. Monthly meeting Is held • ~HETERRkCE Chap'hmr of . iI~ANTED AN "artist with I Speaker. Phone. Pl~sl •AdvortlsemeMs must comply with the Orlfllh the Dlahetlc Assoc. Is APARTMENTS Columbia Human Rights Act which prohibits any every last Wednesday of :h01dlng an' Important some commercial , | Into lack outlet. Walnut I WEDDING DESCRIPTIONS edvertlslnp that discrimlnMet ~lnlnof any No charge provided news ,lubmlftsd within o111 eve~ month at 8:00 p;m. at Meeting Feb, 0at7:30 p.m. " exparlancebutwlllconelcler I brown.. Retail price| Frldgel stove, drapes, month. person btcause of his raCe, r~tlglon~ sex,.color, nationality, ancestry or piece of (x'lgln, Or theKItl K'Shan staffroom. all appllcante. Apply fo 3220 ' | $149. "Asking $100: Call | carpeting off street because his ego is behveon 44 and 45 years, For more Intormotlon call In the Education Room at River Drive, Terrace, B.C. I 638.1235afi~" 5 p.m. | Parking, socurlty Mills Memorial Hoop. All lea |It, ranks, B.C. Home D~llvory unless the condition is luatlfled bY" e bona fide Cathy at 635.2151 Or Sue at VaG 3P4. " L (ncstf.tfn)~ system. VilO 414 Ph4neLIS-4000 rl~Iremont for the work inVolved. mambos and dnterestod 635.4691. peraonliLplesso a:ltend. . " ' (P10.iefeb. •(ppdS.291une) (ncs.efab) Rents start at ,D REQUIRED HEAD BARTENDER FOR Ss2o TERRACE THE TERRACE public JEZEBEL'S CABARET Phone manager library presents . - "The Must be fully qualified, anytime. Magic Carpet" Tues. at 3:30 Complete r.osume, ' KITIMAT ¢ • Feb. 7 to Mar. 13; St~les, Including employment Puppets, FIImstrlpe and a history necessary. TRI.PAR b ge~ time for all children Please phone ~1S.77~ aged 6~ 8 years. Spa¢lallste In cracked for appointment Aek for cylinder heads and THE ANNUAL general Please. ~ register" in • Manuel. meeting of the Terrace Mvaflee by calling the ceiling repal~. KEYSTONE Public Library will be held library at 638-817"/ • . (accl0-Tfab)" ---exchange 4-53 or 4-71 APARTMENTS Thursday Feb. 161984 In the . There Is no charge. - oyllnd~',heade, ~,a; UNDER NEW :iil library ,meeting room at MANAGEMENT ~ (nol.7fab!, 7:30"p.m. Cumnl~r~s ~htade c.w 1, 2, and 3 I~Mroom suites available, There will be an election THE ,, REGULAR monthly valves, 1150.00. Cat for trustees to the library heMlalso aVali0ble. Spaciou, . & clean. nteeflng~of the Catholic Extras Include:, Heat, Classified Mail.in Form board for the coming year, Women's ~ League of i '.' ~71111 The public Is welcome and Your Ad ...... : .... . Canada, Terrace .Council, TEl.PAR ~I II II III i • • • I ~ I i,i III i I i iiii iIi oli IiI iii~ IiIiiIi tecllitloet et~dge Iockor coffee will be served. 111 be.hatd o~ Wednesday, ~,,aesr~', I (nc.3f~) ~ & Mrklng. Rofore~es I IIIIIIIIII ell °III ll:illl l&&Olol oll&llllllolllll&loo Ii eb. II, lt, i4, In the Verltss , (acc-fr!) i "A" TICKETED rsqulred as ot Feb. 144, SChooliJbriiry following the Please phone ~1S.5224. Name ...... Address ...... ,.:.. 7:30 ,. p,m. Mass. . All JOURNEYMAN THE ANNUAL general ELECTRICIAN _ (ecc2Slen.tfn) Town ...... ,...... Phone No, of Days ...... meeting of the Terrace mimblire era urged to No labs to small, ~ill labi Classlflcatlon ...... Send ad along with Public Library will be held ~d. Ii I i i .... (n~.lfe~l coneldered~. Very Thursday, Feb. 16 19/14 In reasonable rates. Phone 3 BEDROOM basement 20 words or less! S2 per day cheque or man lay order to: the library meeting room at 638.1762 or 635.~, suite, i000 ~. ft. Enfrenc~ • DALLY HERALD 7:30 p.m, (P~7~b.) and driveway private. Close $4.50 for three consecutive days 3010 Kalum St. There will be 'an election I to Skeena Sac; School. Stove $6 for four consecutive days Terrace, B.C. for frames to the library end frldge. Drapes & some board for the;cam!rig year. 17.50 for five consecutive days VBG 2N~7 'WILL. DO laundry furniture Included. S350 pet" The Fubllc Is welcome and month. No pete. Available cofMe will be eerved. service. Reasonable rates. To Inquire call 638.1396. Mar. 1-84 Phone 63S.SS01or (nc-3tob) 635.2643. '~ (p4.'Pteb) i .| '. o, " . , ,,, : ! . i

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i ii 1 1 FOR SALE OR RENT 3 19/8FORD Super Club Cab.. ONE:BEDROOM & BEDROOM rONDO 4,040 Very good condition. Asking II ~ [ I Bachelor suites. sq. ft.:plus full bus•mont. $5,250. Pho~ ¢15q859. Q. Has Harrison Ford .up w/th the']~dlana Jon~s AVallalbe immediately.. Frldge and stove Included, : [p4.31,3,7i10feb) , Q. As a long-ilme Jack her swankManhattan apart. Frld~a and ,stova •Nicholson fan, I was m~nt building take a dlm- become so fed up will) play- part. Ford Will be svan next No pete; Phone 635.3934..'_.. . :/.~. -. , ' . . dismayed to read an Item in mer view of her carefully ing Indiana Jones. in the year in "Indiana Jones and Included, Sauna and ,' " (pG.13,17,20,24,27,311an (tue~-frl) i,ea;eatloni room. ~- a column referring to cultivated, salt-of-the-earth movtes that he's turning the Temple.of Doom," the . fue~hfrl) ' image..'Thls extends to the down a fortlme to recreate' second In the series that " 9o23 or. 635.511N to vtew. ::Nleholson's newest film, fact that she's ~otorlons for Terms of EndoarmenL" thecharaeteraRaln?.--S.P: ~ with "Raiders of Lhe "-: ;. , :(p~Steb) -~ vadter stated that he's seldom tipping.~A doorman .A. Harrison isn't at all fed lost Ark."

bedroom home onLakelse "oo~u]ent, balding . , , coofldes, "With Christmas III : i=eOR0OM ~,semont Lake. Woodelec~rlc :heat; hash't had a hit-recenUy, coming, I. guess we'll all su|te. CI0SE to school• and W,W carpet throughout.. cops third billing ! behind recolve ore' annual gift from town." Available Feb. ' 1st. Fireplace, large :: metal " " I ' ~ ~" : ' ' •.•i Debra Winger' and Shirley her --:'the mual nice, big .shop, carport. Call .~-~..22 1981,6 ,¢YL.,4X4' ' ~: GHEV .~ ~i~~ MaeLaine...how soon they smile!'.'; after 4pm. " TON Pickup. Like new with serge•," ]s all Uds ~ally (p20127feb) ¢.anopy and other extras. •true? --T.G. Phone ¢18-8311 evenings. us about him? -- H.G. Q. Tell us frankly, does ONE BEDROOM apt. fully A. l'm very f~u~lllar with Jlmmle Stewart have furnlahed. Two blooks from FAMILY *HOME On quids (p4.26,271an2,3feb) A. He is 23-year-old what that calumulst wrote, eaneer?--C.W. c~trelof-t0wn. Call. after- paved street. 1120 sq.. ft. main floor consists of~3. 22 FOOT VAN BODY. ' Stefano CasLraghi,. who .Is and it's extremely eruel and A. Recantly, Stewart eame spm em.~. • . des~'Ibed as young, hand- lmJustffted. Jaekplays, an ..:_.. (p4Jteb). bedrooms;kitchen, dining Perfect for shop,. •forage, some; .rich. and Italian. He ex-astronaut in "Terms of down with a skin condition room, living roomand bath. :. .dollvery van. EXcelLent • works in the famfly bualnsso Endearment," In early on his face that was dlagnos- " 2)./....e.,'m.n' a..t&,, /.d,., .,.v;, BEDROOM "FOR Twb :l~drooms,~ den,', condition. $2500: or best and. stu~ed economies; scenes, he appears to be ed as cancerous. Fortlmato- RENT" For gentleman laundry room, beth, and offer, ¢18-0"288. ]L?Jght nOW, l)e and Caroline young and in great shape. ly, that tort of thing Is easily with, kitchen facilities. Unfinished. - work shop (acc4.3feb) ar~•.studyl~g each other Then, because the-plot treatable,, although Jimmy Phone 635-5893. ,: . downstairs. Carport, ,.tn,~)-. u e noe~r=mna~e8her covers a 15-year span, he confessed to a lot of disoom- - (p20.9teb) 'greenhouse and small 19i0 FOItD Bronco XLT 4)(4 fort alter some radiation treatments. At one point, the i, •/ . :, garden. "Asking, price ~1V8 auto., tilt ste~,lng, ;,ppoared with her during a ! dalJ'~ --P - " TWO BEDROOM dupleX for $59,000. Offers considered. reclining 'i eats. Trall~ actor'a Wife,.Glorla, Iddded - re~'ent.Newyork City swing. '.'~ ,-:'_ ue. aceJy.aeq~rea.. him that one side of Iris face rent *In town;:F¢idga & 2304 Everygrnen St. 635- "hltclt: Ec; $9,000.'Phone I~m.nllnm__.._...... IntrNt.P~.~ him. us ...,',e s me major mine actor m looked llke raw hamburger." stove. NO pets. Phone 63S. S669. - : . • •,-pracUcally a. member of th e . ~ tlds. flea,. which. • he made. : - (p2.3feb) •Grimaldl fatally. Wonder If nceause ne mlmd the ro~e Thegood news is that .r~4: -. " :: (ps-W~) (plOa~feb) Stewart is now fully 63s.t s 1977 V~ TON GMC SIERRA it'sjustwisldulthinking? .challenging and rewarding. recovered, and looks great. ,• :,. • r : * : I;' 5 BEDROOM 'horns'on I/= - ./rod not so incidentally, I ONE & TWO BEDROOM acre on Sknena St. Sauna, Clasolc :Pickup Camper. ~ have It on reliable authortty Apts~-.Good rates,. Call garden area, barn, , S~lal..=o v, auto, pB, "~~ ~.Lt..,tPIP_L"P~s!~,~- ~~~~~ ~ ~---~, ~ . ~'l]'i app01ntmonttoview,manager/any timePhonefOr flrep.lacus,Phone635.24855901000aftei" 5pm.OBO ,635-2398.PS"flit, 47,000 nu.$4000_, Call ture.U°ndidn't even see this plc-. i~RR,~ CE'S 63~7. " (pS-Meb) " "i;2-3feb) NEWEST& BE I " .:[acc21dec.ffn) . . • ' ';. ~TO0 t ON|~,:~]IIIO~0OM.-:.:I011as""':''~ 'n': ~''n''~:n~ :: n ' P~ h..:~'InldmiAil~Inl~prlce~ M U''1*r n'~ S E/LL': *;:I~k~:.:P]cI~up;~NeWFOR SJ~LE-" 't979 "~mo~)~ t°n NoW at affora le ::Rat Low renfi. CloN to town l~4,500OBO. Orlve by 7.4717 end pal(fish. =~00 end ahmplng, Phone ~ Welsh or phone ¢18.16~ for 638.1396. hie Rates: 6155clay•, .-1".. "appolntmonttovlew. (stf) ~-~~E'~~ 20e0.evening$.. " (p20-20feb) ...... :. . (,=.=~,.~) , , .~ One-bedroom :at 8325 lee • mo,-~., po mo~: WOOIDGREEN ~ ~~ Q. Didn't veteran actress ~ ii~ill~ Tw° bedr°°m at $36( APARTMENTS.-- i, "2 and 3 Corinne Calvet write a book of memoirs that trashes :lust bedroom apartment•, ' ~ about ever, big. male ~~~~~~'~ DOwntown . locality, MUST SELL! 1974 12x68 Hollywoed star of the 1940s I ':: Complete with dishwasher, LOT FOR SALE-- Ln Can•diana 3 bedroom and '.50s?-- S.K. .:i: fireplace, trldge, steve and Thornheig hrs. 3569 trailer $15,000 OBO Phone ,~ . drapes. Undercover CottonwoodCres. S14,900 798.2594. -- ...... of " A. Hold on a minute. For ~rovmc.m Mimmry on* th(,a C,~,~,,, t,, ~ --Attractive, spacious, extra storage room parklng. Secuflty entrance. OBO. Reply to 731 N. " (pl0.|6tob). BritllhColumbla Forests qul'te ho~'as~" is'="'~mo~e "a --Beautiful appliances, tiled showers ::'i Phone.r15.9317. D o I I?a'r t o n, N o r t h " ...... - . ' ":Hol]yweed.;~tnote thaaa --Lovely cupboards, double s.s. sinks . '(accsept12tfn) Vancouver, B.C. V7G 1N5. FOR SALE-- 12x~ 2 MIn(slry at Foreslm . ; . ;malor star 'It's unllkelv (pl01unefri) 'bedroom trailer 'ss~ up *.In ,--~, • . . --Large balconies with screened patio doors trailer park with addition. Norice to , she'sknown all the blatime --Lotsof parking, recreation court " %° FOR RENT-- 2 bedroom Also outside storage shed. _ . r,omractors. , stars, of :her Hollywood ~. ~ea[eo mnaers TOr me IL~'lixl.Sh~ did know some, --Security, enter phones and deadbolts solf-oontalned apartment Wood heat plus- load .of. ,Deese Lake air tanker base •tl~. In her recent book. . --Draperyco.ordinated to w--w carpets %? with frldge and stove. At" wood. Furnlshnd' '. :'~L e!..ectrlcal dlstrl~ution will UUed "Has ,,C°rtnne Been d 11. :'•:--Walking distance to down town , o.o •3936 Mountvlew Ave; Phone unfurnished. Asking $18,500 be received by the Ministry' : Good Girl? , I hear she ~/,:/:~FamHy oriented - Close to schools 43S.2S77 to vlow. PROPEETY'RO!IALa or best offer. Phone .638- ,% o: (p2,1.17teb) EYTMNDIIE 1 ~, Comptrollerr at Room 30L ,, 81veathe rough treatment to --Hospital, convenience store, parks, The 6rltllh Columbl• Building| 612 Johnson St., Vlcterla, several personalities, lit- car wash, all in area . ~o corpor•tlon (tho "C0rpor•tlon' ) (pS-gfeb) B.C. vaw 3E7 up' to 3:30 cludlng actor Rory Calhoun "lnvltel Tlnderl to Purchase L~O ' ,and producer Hal Wallls. . --. $200.00 move in allowance for Jan. 1-15_ .:i" ' following I.~d III1¢1 imlN'ovQmeflll, p.m. (local time) on • oc..,o.: .,,...... gad. , It. , February., ,98, and mC. A.D TIQ.T, A " a]]yM d • ::. K,..., ..c. .... opened In public at that Profesmon anage ,tap i=~m..'~,~aL~it~z ~. ~~;. ~,~tnme. ,~. :. <~. :~; ~: ,~.:-.,.=, .:.: ~ r~,~ a sflveP..rattie,,mstema -~...... ~by_tr.ained staf.f°whQ resp~...... d:Dlstrnct,:PIIn2~17 end that part of ~~~/~ " Plans ano .,specnlcations,-',ii-e,utstlon for 'beind'~i very ~' '': Olltrlctl.otl317.1.11bewnot/tllnedln~~~~:~;r.~ m~v h~= vl~w~=d after ..,,--%,.no,. ,,o~ ~.,~ ,,,,.-;, and care for our tenants " 1 BEDROOM unit In k-=~'~,d;~'~e,mr~e,,m,a. ~ . January25,1984 at: ,meetingherf0rtheflrstUme .... '"eSe-hone:~=p 635-5968 ":i Thornhlll. Stove & frldge ~=7.o=m=~ ~m~o, Met,me R=mr =mmmmm=iim~ 1. Amalgamated are ~varinbly. delighted to . .. Rel. No. 1,1120*.f. 104.0Sm2l ~ Included. Available Feb. 1 A,m,nt Ranger Re•. No. 2, MO *,t. ~ Construction Association, find that. she's a' down-to-. $27sper month. Phone 635- sv.s m,, lm'nz onn:e w-m~omm, ~ 2675 Oak St., Vancouver earth, surprisingly ira.ritzy'- Property Stewards Western Ltd. i • 4453. 13110S.f,, 1211.|m|; BI4710, Two.Car Demolish Fire Damaged Residence VBH 2K3 person. However. the staff at I (p3-31teb) oar*~o, 390 I.f., ~.2'm2; al4N6 and Warlhouse, 52 Market Place, 2. Amalgarriated " StoragoShed, l~s.f., 15.$m3; BINPN Rrlnoo Rupert. " " Fuel Shed, 95 I.f., I.I m2. TerKklr documents may,be ob|illr)e'cI Construction Association, , THREE BEDROOM condo size (APPROXIMATE): 0.73 ha from~25KelthAventmTarrace,'VHG 7730 Edmond St,, Burn•by -- No pets. S430.00 per Alfoffarl mu~t be submitted to till SelllKITenrarSwlllberacolvedatthe

month. Available March 1. offlceoftheHulldlngManlgeronltl('.SlS ~¢r") • "~ abovetK, from address February until L l~m. 3:00 p.m. 3.'V3N ConstrUction 'B8 ~1 " Plan. 638-'16~J)8. Offer to PurchllleJorm In • teated, Februlry ~2, 1914and will be opened Services, " 3785 Myrtle businessdirectory clearly marked IflwllOlXli no Ilhlr in public-eL that time. Strcet, Burn•by VSC 4E7 • • (P~-7teb.) th•n 2 p.m, 14.02-17 togMher with • For further Informetlo~ call W. Hall c•rtlflld ¢hlq~e INlylble .'1o ~le .in Torrlre at 6,.~NFIIS01. 4. Northern ,1 ~~ QC ' ATTRACTIVE 3 bedroom CorgerMIonIn the arno0nt of 10 mr " (accS.3,Bfeb) Construction • Association, - ' cent of the offer. This deposit Mall be unfurnished duplex 1250 eq. credited tow,rd, thowch,, prig, . " 3851-18~ Ave., Prince ELECTRIC fl.room llvllqlaroe, and garage w!~s~r~e In town. toPurcl.nenofrec•lvedw:lp.m.IM-,fetonderl-.=¢¢et~tacI.TlmwO~r= 5.George Bulkley V,N|B] Valley-Lakes " tocnn Stock ABLE SS2S :per month. Available oH7 shall not be considered. The highest or any bld will not . DlstrlctConstructlon • Feb. 15 Phone ¢15-2676 after necessarily~ ,¢¢med. Association, P.O. Box 2258, 51:~}. Separate Offtr to PurchNe Mrm, SmlthersVOJ2N0 I(p3-7fob) m•~/beobt•lnldfromtheofflceofthoBuildingManager, 6ritlMI Columbia 6. Terrace.Kitlmat A complete line of Janitorial Supplies for Motel, ELECTRIC & REFRIGERATION Building, CBrporatlon, Oonn,| . Construction AS,clarion, Hotel, Hospital and Industry. COMRAClrOR , BEDROOM house In B.C.,VIG1KT,aommn,~XtlthAvenue, (T•tlptlone: &11.1191). Terrace, 4931 Kelth Road, Terrace "FREE DELIVERY" Thornhlll. Eledric heat, For further Information, please V9G 1K7 ~ Weakly Delivery to Kiflmat wood stove, fddge and coetactMlKeSampsonlnVlrtorllll, 7. ~r,nce Rupert" CALL 635-5876 MOOstove. monthReferences plus required.damage ~?-mz (*cc,-,b.) Construction Association, 635-5501 7,-,nd Avenue we,,. EMERGEHCY N0..635-9653 deposit. Phone 635-4447. LOT No.20 Hawtherne Ave. Prince RupertVaJ 1H4 4530 KEITHAVEHUE TERRACE (pS.9teb) Thernhelghte Subdivision, 8. Fort . St. John _ , • Phase3. Only $14,000. Phone Construction Association, FOR RENT--, bedroom Dave at ¢15-32M. P.O. Box 6907,: Fort St. John WARNING h'aller. Timberland Tr. Ct.. (pl0.10feb) V1J 4.13 m m NEW S37S month, No pets. 9. Dawson Creek RefeTences required. I~ II ...... ConstrucHonA.~iailon, PREMISES PROTECTED BY MOBILE HOMES AvallablelmmndlMely. Call ~ 1130-102nd Ave., Dawson 638.1396, Creel~ V1G 2G1 PRINCE TERRACE on display In Plhe Park " 1 " (aft) ' 10. Fort Nelson Construction Association, ' RUPERT set up, skirted, ready for occupancy ON,~ BEDROOM. trailer, Box 1594, Fort Nelson, V0C 624-2004 638"-0241 frtdg~e and stove. S160 per 'FOR RENT-- WOO sq. ft. 1R0 Energy Efficient & Afford|big mon~:.:avallable Feb. 1. war~housslnMofz Plaza, 'plans may be Vlewed and.or ELECTRONIC BURGLAR NewRemo ere•. Phone 635. unit 13010 Kalum St. $700 per obtained afler',January 25, ~04, 1984 from: 3889 Muller Ave. -635-9418 (p4.3fob) month. Phone ~15.2312. ALARM SYSTEMS (accl0lan-tfn) 1. Regional Manager, Ministry of Forests, Prince ;; -

,.,0.. l BYOWNERFORSALE 2.St.,.u.. TechnicalSmlthers V0J ,N0 Servlcss,,f.d D&D _____._CATERING FOR LEASE Start up your own buslneso. Branch,~ Ministry of --Sm. retail store _ Forests, ~06~ Fort Street, Commercial orWarehouse Space I 3 bdmn. home Victoria VSW'3E7 03~'~ 4~ At the corner bf Keith, Kenney & Pohle --Lge. workshop. - 3. District Manager, HOME FOR SALE-- 5 Located on !/= acre of land Casslar Forest District, • --threeunlts,173/eq.fl.eachwlthstorefronte. bedroom house on" fully , on Hwy. frontage In Brian has Ministry " of 'Forests, W ddi n ha t P --oneunlt, le00sq.ft.wlthst0refront. ,andsrapedfonced lot. Close Thornhlll. Phone 635-2540. kidney _L_n.I-_JI.ue I-_artlel to town and Ichools, Fruit (P&10feb.) patientslailu'~e"likeFOrBfian,kidneYli(e 37,GeneralDeaseDelivery'Lake VOLHighway 1L0 --one unit, 951 sq. ft., with 14x14overhead door. trees, garden, greenhouse. , =voivcsaround lengthy 1All Inqulrlesshould be made Book now for thus Spring Coil DAVE MrKEOWN • . treatments whnch" " 1 to the Technical Services • AILing $70,000. 635-431:!. deansetl~bloodwhile ,Branch, phone: 387.1784. or Summer ovont, 635-7459 (off) t .hey.~w~t,|ot.,~= try- i~la~t; What me,/Rally ;. A • depOllt of $50 - Is ~ " EXCELLENT TWO iieedi~f~)~0h=v¢ required, which will be. |indshield & Auto Glass ICBC dlaims heil~-d us get~cl0ser tO. " eats ""~ " ' bedroom•terser home-- . ..:~ . . ,ha, c~.T01Fther,~ refunded'~ to ~' Special~ W0 I¢1, ft. Wood.oil heat, ~ , , unsuccessful bidder upon. ' Handled,m-t _ UTHERLAND centrally,Phone &M.~I. located. Ik~6,500.-: ['[ fd"LOCAl; . =ale, RES.TAUI~,NT : Includes IJ • c~fin:lTo do.m; it,':".... call /.,;..: toll .return L'Of, the "plans and • P[0 [y ~)~r:'l~l~o-~°~ . hat now 118()0-~8~)364. ..~ea¢lfldittons In good • [PS~Tfeb.) I ' equlpmont and' fix,lures, operator 532.. (in B.C. condition, within 30 days Of % " I Open to 'offers. 'Phone 112.806268.6364).... award of tender. Om~O~V* ~VIImPAIR | 638.8148 ask for Mr. ~• Tehders must be made :%' I BEDROOM HOME | (ac¢S.3feb) tender and submitted on the

Parflallyflnlshed " forms and 'In the envelope 4711 A KEITH 33OENTERPRISE 43iEI OU•mIIIW•y PHONSBOLt~ banemeld, garden area, supplied. TERRACE KITIMAT TtrrKe. ILC. VlG4P| &W.I?&~ greenhouse, near No tender shall .be ~10.1~66. 63,.4741 ;% IrhooIs end churches. THE KIDNEY considered, having any 41110,,., Scott,.,.. Ave. v,.., Phone FOUNDATION whatsoever and="" the lowest Fo r intor maLign on ru nn ing your ad in the business • 1S-.20 between 9am- OF CANADA or any. tender will not

evenings. 19/3 PLYMOUTH Fury II Makelt DEPUTY MINISTER .. ,,, or(ecclO.10feb) -,,. P.S., P.B., auto. sa00. Phone your victorytoo! directory call 635 m6357 • o , , Victoria, B:C, - o ~" ._..-, 635-2516.,.,,...... (Sff-~1)~-~.-"- . (aCCl.3feb) ,. .... ,.: . - , .... "~tv,~, ~ ~ : 7 - ~ - " , ...... -'-----~ ~----: 7 ~ - -- --

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